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official publication of the University
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VOL. LXV, No. 134
SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1955
Noices
Final Examinations. By action of the
Dean's Conference at its meeting April
13, the final examination period for the
present semester will begin Sat., May
28, and end Thurs., June 9. Fri., May
27, on which there will be no classes,
has been designated a study period.
Women students now on campus who
do not have a housing commitment for
the fall semester, 1955, may apply for
housing accommodlations as follows: Ap-
pliations for Residence halls (under-
graduates naly) will be a-cented at the
Office of the Dean of Women, 1514 Ad-
minist_,stion Building, any time after
noon Mon., April 18.
A p p I i c a t i o n s for Un dergraduate
League Housing will be accepted in the
Vandenberg Room of the Michigan
League at 7:00 p.m. Mon., April 18. Ap-
plications for Graduate League Housing
will be accepted in the Office of the
Dean of Women beginning April 18.
The following representatives will not
STARTING TODAY
be at the Bureau of Appointments for
interviews but have the following va-
cgncies:
Owosso, Michigan - Teacher Needs:
Early Elementary; Jr. High Social Sci-
ence; H.S. Coach-wrestling (Math); El-
ementary Supervisor.
Romeo, Michigan - Teacher Needs:
Elementary; Special Education; 7th
Grade; 8th Grade; Home Economics;
English-French; English-Social Stud-
Les; M thematics; Speech-Social Stud-
ies; Science-Mathematics.
Rose City, Michigan (Cumming Town-
ship School District)-Teacher Needs:
Band Director-History; English-Library.
Saginaw, Michigan (Buena Vista
School District No. 1)-Teacher Needs:
Man-Instrumental and Vocal Music,
Jr. High; Women-English Socll Stud-
ies, Jr. High; Art, Jr. High (some Eng-
lish); Home Economics-English-Social
Studies; Woman-Fifth or Sixth; Wom-
an-Second or Third.
Saint Clair Shores, Michigan (South
Lake Schools)--Teacher Needs: Jr. High
Wood Shop; English-Social Science; Sr.
High-Librarian; General Shop; Art;
Chemistry-Physics; English-Speech.
Saint Ignace, Michigan - Teacher
Needs: Grades 1 and 2; World History-
English; Basketball Coach-other sub-
jects will fit major and minors. Indus-
trial Arts minor would be useful; Com-
mercial - Typewriting - bookkeeping;
Mathematics-General Science; Industri-
al Arts; Home Economics.
Springport, M i c h i g a n (Springport
Rural Agricultuirid Schools) - Teacher
Needs: Coach-Science (would consider a
Social Science and Coaching combina-
tion).
Traverse City, Michigan - Teacher
Needs: H.S. Chemistry; Primary; Later
Elementary.
Vulcan, Michigan (Norway Township
School - Teaichr Needs: English-
Speech.
Walled Lake, Michigan - (Walled
Lake Consolidated Schools) - Teacher
Needs: Early and Later Elementary.
White Pigeon, Michigan (White Pig-
eon Community School) - Teacher
Needs: Science-Health-Chemistry; So-
cial Science-possible assist in football
if desired; Womn-6th Grade; Woman
-3rd Grade; Woman-H.S. & Jr. High
Girl's Phys ical Education -- (2) 7th
Grade classes; Art, H.S.; Art-Jr. High-
Elementary, might teach in his or her
field.
For additional information contact
the Bureau of Appointments, 3528 Ad-
ministration Buildin*, NO 3-1511, Ext.
489.
Representatives from the following
school systems will be at the Bureau of
Appointments for interviews:
Tues., April 19
Chicago, Illinois. Teacher Needs: Ele-
mentary; Secondary-all fields.
Dexter, Michigan. Teacher Needs:
Commercial-Shorthand; Industrial Arts;
Librarian (Elementary & Secondary)
with English-Spinishl English-Spanish.
Dundee, Michigan. Teacher Needs:
H.S. Librarian; Girl's Physical Educa-
tion-Health; Physics - Cncmistry-Biolo-
gy; Girl's Physical Education-tlcalthl
(Elementary); First; Second; Third.
Grand Rapids, Michigan. Teacher
Needs: Elementary; Secondary - a11
fields.
Van Dyke, Michigan. Teacher Needs:
Elementary.
Wed., April 21)
Flint, Michigan (Atherton Agricultur-
al School). Teacher Needs: First
Grade; Fourth; Combination Fifth-
Sixth (man) pfd.; Jr. High English-
History (woman); H.S. English (wom-
an); with science, if possible; Driver
Training (man) and Coch Assistant;
Ending Today-
BUBBLING WITH FUN!
SUPHREY ]BOGARyT:
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WILLIAM HOLDEN
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Physical Education (Woman); Home Ec-
onomics.
Wayne, Michigan. Teacher Needs: Ele-
mentary.
Thurs., April 21
Algonac, Michigan. Teacher Needs:
Later Elementary; Commercial; Librar-
ian; Asst. Football-Basketball Coach;
Jr. High-7th, 8th & 9th Grade subjects.
Grosse Pointe, Michigan. Teacher
Needs: Elementary; Secondary - all
fields.
Thurs., April 21
Jackson, Michigan. Teacher Needs:
English-Social Science; Mathematics-
Science (Core); Early and Later Elemen-
tary; Boy's Physical Education with the
Core position; Girl's Physical Education.
Lincoln Park, Michigan. Teacher
Needs: Elementary; Jr. High Seventh;
Eighth; Mathematics; English; Sr. High
English; Physical Education (Woman);
English (Remedial) possibly; Social
Science; Industrial Arts; Mathematics;
Science (man); Commercial (man); El-
ementary Music (vocal) woman; Sr.
High Music (vocal) man; Visiting
Teacher.
For appointments or additional in-
formation contact the Bureau of Ap-
pointments, 3528 Administration Bldg.,
NO 3-1511, Ext. 489.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL
Summary of proceedings of the meet-
ing of April 15, 1955 held in the Union
at 3 p.m.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were approved.
APPROVED:
Three summary actions taken by the
Executive Committee since the last
meeting: Sailing Club, to participate
in invitational regetta at Annapolis
April 15-17; Inter-House Council, con-
stitutional amendments; A adein c
Freedom Week Ad-Hoc Committee to
sponsor advertisement in the Michigan
Daily; and to show movie "Almanac of
Freedom."
APPROVED:
Saling Club sponsr invitational re-
gatta at Base Line Lake April 23, 24.
Recommendation of sub-committee on
Housing that Alpha Phi sorority be
granted permission to construct an
addition to the chapter house at 1830
Hill Street.
May 10, 11, 12 for the Books-for-Asi
drive, subject to final acceptance of
sponsorship from Inter House Council,
Interfraternity Council, Assembly As-
sociation, Panhellenic Association.
Recommendations of the Executive
Committee for committee appoint-
ments; with the provision that in. the
future the NSA and Administrative
Wing Coordinators be approved by the
Executive Committee only after the
opening of petitioning for these po-
sitions. Appointments were as follows:
Public Relations and Elections
Bill Adams, Chairman
Tom Cleveland
Tom Sawyer
Finance
Dick Good, Chairman
Bill Adams
Bill Diamond
Gene. Hartwig
Campus Affairs
Joel Tauber, Chairman
Bill Didimond
Ed Velden
Interviewing and Nominating
Donna Netzer, Chairman
Janet Neary
Joel Tauber
Tom Sawyer
Bob Weinbaum
Human and International Welfare
Bob Leacock, Chirman
Janet Neary
NSA
Coordinator: Jane Germany, Bob Som-
mer
Administrative Wing
Murray MacDonald, Chairman
Cory Randall, Advisor
Sandy Hoffman
Piul Vitz
DEFERRED:
Consideration of calendaring the
Olympic Dance on October 8 until all
requests for fall calendaring reserva-
tions have been received by the Calen-
daring Committee.
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