Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1962 volume:

Published: April, 1962 Publishers; Edwards Brothers, Inc. Ann Arbor, Michigan Cover work; Durand Manufacturing Company Chicago, Illinois the Dedication. 6 the Presentation. 8 the Administration.30 the Clubs.40 the Arts ..66 the Special Events. 102 2 First Edition Delta College University Center, Michigan Dick Steiner Editor-in-chief the Fashions 114 the Student Life 130 the Athletics 164 the Colleges 174 the Advertisers 232 the Index . 242 this is delta . to the ability and opportunity 4 to to to to to to think, innovate, expand one f s mind to loftier breath the air of intellectual hope, love • lands, freedom, Six years ago Delta College was only a dream in the minds of a few men who looked ahead and saw a need for it. Through their own determination they presented the idea to the public, and formed a tentative plan of operation • The citizens of Bay, Saginaw and Midland counties grouped together to form a solid wall of support, and gradually the final plans evolved. Today the bricks, tiles and stones of Delta are a concrete testimony of the leader¬ ship and determination of the citizens of the three counties. In building Delta College, these people have made not only a monument of achievement for future generations, but an institute which will, in itself, enable each member of these generations to develop his special talents to better serve the interests of his com¬ munity, country and all of mankind. Five hundred thousand dollars for this barn. No small amount of money; but the returns for the money far outweigh this initial cost. Can one put a price on B.A. ! s, M.A. ! s and Ph.DJs? How much do Intelligence and Wisdom cost? 11 On October 4, 1959, work began. Today, three years later, this land has become the realization of a six million dollar educational dream. This dream is only nearing fulfillment as students wrestle with new ideas and strive to find the answers that will lead them to their goals. Only in the future will these students, and those who will follow them, help make not only Michigan, but the world a better place to live in, thus fulfilling the dream. 12 The following pages will, perhaps, be a small indication of how Delta is helping to prepare its youths for that task. 14 15 16 The language lab - a place where strange words are heard and thoughtful faces concentrate on precise enunciation. Here modern equipment aids in the teaching of foreign languages. o e dV 0,0 ' The Commons is the place where Delta students and faculty members come to eat, to drink and to talk. Here any thing from nourishing plate dinners to not so nourishing (but definitely filling 1 ) Cokes and potato chips are always available. In the relaxed atmosphere of the Commons it is easy to goof—off for a while. The apparent relaxation, however, is somewhat deceiving; many students take advantage of the time here, over coffee perhaps, to seriously discuss controversial questions. But no matter what his special interest is, whether it s food, fun or intellectual free-for-alls, everyone comes to the Commons. 18 Over ten thousand titles line the shelves of Delta’s Bookstore. Books not only for classes, but also for pleasure reading. The students can find art work, (both original and copy), all occasion cards, school sweaters and jackets, souvenirs and jewelry and so much more here, too. It is certainly a bookstore that serves its customers well. L 1 ' I i | IL. Jl , i-T-l - r 1 ■ EsP t Jfi . V fe . Tn.s: ■ J 19 21 ■ The I.B.M. machines click and whirr as they sort and stack seemingly endless stacks of cards. The up—to—date machines quickly and accurately do tedious jobs that would take human hands many days to complete. A modern advancement for efficient administration, these machines are yet another example of Delta s constant attempt to serve its students in the shortest possible time. 22 23 24 The fog is rising. Through it can be seen the college of tomorrow, the servant of tomorrow ' s leaders, tomorrow ' s educated, tomorrow ' s free citizens. Por now we must content ourselves, however, with plans and plans.and more plans- 27 ' % ■. v; a- . • eb $ wA a - |. j 4 s - • ▼ 5 JPff 1 Q - 4 - • ■ T - • rf 11 i •;- ■ r - t . , V r J ■ , t -■. f l V ■ - 1j% vjv S ■• ■ ■- rt .■’ « i , Sk J 1 j f rv - 1 r -j, - -1 —. ■ c ' 1 ' ' )• r 1 ' ' T « V ' • MB ' fen ,n ' ’• i - ■ ' -• -’ hm 1 ’ ■ ■ - r • ' 1 - « . - ir • «• - j , ! Ai “ ■ a m c 7 ? 1 0 a tJB J “ 3 c“ r_ M 5r-J €1 ui 1 the administration . . . . Herbert H. Dow Donald C. Durman Oscar M. Anderson William R. Collings Midland Saginaw Bay City Midland Russell J. Schafer Pinconning George E . Butterfield Bay City Maurice E. Brown Saginaw C. James Stuart Sagina w Leonard Bergstein Jane N. Sutton Frederick J. Chapin Harry Hawkins 3 ' f Midland Midland Bay City Saginaw Kenneth Heafield Registrar Lois Waterman Dean of Students Robert Stuart Continuing Education Franklin Bouwsma Director of Television Palmer B Kern Coordinator of Work Study John Lingenfelter Bookstore Manager Willard Reading Administrator of Buildings and Grounds Betty Nicholson Data Processing Dean MacConnel Purchasing Agent Michael Crovella Office Services 35 F ranees Ceglarek Mr. Heafield Registrar Gladys Kearns Mr. Marble P resident Evelyn Pfundt Mr. Stokes D ean-College of Letters Maude Zagata Mr. Folgueras Director-School of Nursing Lila Hompstead Mr. Brinn Dean—College of Community ServiJ Gwendolyn Lewis Miss Waterman D ean of Students Eleanor Basel Mr. Bouwsma Director of Television Karen Frank Mr. MacConnel Purchasing Agent Maryanne Achenbach Mr. Carlyon Business Manager Dorothy Miles Mr. Lingenfelter Bookstore Manager] 36 William Ballard Program Chairman TV Department Ray Woods Chief TV Engineer Ron Black P roducer- Director TV Department Elizabeth Corbishley assistant Dean of Students Charles Przygocki Head Custodian Janis Zvirbulis Library Cataloger Otto Rau Head Groundsman Donald Drummond Plant Engineer Robert Roselle Maintenance Supervisor Charles Woodington Shipping and Receiving 37 Virginia Remensnyder Health Service Joanne Werner Registrars Office Larry Knoerr Post Office Barbara Hess Receptionist Marian Blenkhorn S witchboard Beverly Holmes Library Order Carriene Perrault Marjorie Palmer Library Circulation Library Catalog 39 College Council First Row: Mr. Harold Fortney, Richard Champion, David Flucke, Janet Guillete, Mr. Palmer Kern Second Row: Robert Goodenow, Letitia St. Pierre, Pat Butterfield, Roslyn Voss, Jack Spaulding Third Row: Nancy Berger, Tim Sbllivan, Gerald Rogers, Harold Ruthig, Sharon Worthington Fourth Row: Mike Cormeier, Mike Wieland, John Yonke, Gary Moe, William Wells, Fifth R0144: Thomas Pfund, Robert Du Fort, 42 First Row: Joe Bommaritto, Russ Andreotti, Dan Nugent, Dale Wachner, Cliff Schimm, Dick Fullmer, Bob DuFort. Second Row: Fred Provost, Gary Lownsbury, Tom Pfund, Gayle Krawczak, Mike Buda, Tom Luptowski, Ed Gorney. Third Row: Jim Hollister, Tim McColloch, Frank LaFlair, John Thomas, Bob Graham, Louis Pasek, Jim LaRoue, Fourth Row: Dick Curwin, Bob Barowski, Wren Bruning, Bob Sohultz, Fred Eichorn, Mike Wagner, Bari Bell, Fifth Row: Don Bublitz, Dick Champion, John Shorney, Gil Barczak, Ron Remington, Gary Moe, Mike Rogner. Veterans Association 44 Collegiate Larry Puller, Janet Young, ICryl Mauch, Donna Jones, Bruce Knight, Editor. Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Marsha Guldenzoph. SECOND ROW: Sandy Huber, Karen Huber. THIRD ROW: Janice Bateson, Pat Lundberg, Nicolett Ciaramitaro. 45 Delta Debs First Row: Sue Daeschlien, Jackie Werner. Second Row: Judy Limberg, Margene Peck. Third Row: Judy Skyrme, Barbara Shaw. Fourth Row: Jeanne Atkinson, Joanne Kern, Joanne Kern, Nancy Kernstock, Judy Campbell, Kathy Dunn. 46 Women’s League FIRST ROW: Sue Tarrant, Judy Kawa, Kathy Dunn, Kay Lang. SECOND ROW: Sandy Huber, Marjorie Van Ochten, Jeanne Van Ochten, Andrea Wazny, Karen Huber. THIRD ROW: Mary Zanner, JudySkyrme, Joyce Van Ochten, Elaine Reed, Sandy Price, Karen Steve. 47 Circle K FIRST ROW: Dr. Doll, Jim Heindl, Oliver Grin, Dick Lebsack, Mike Thorson, Mike Cherry, Larry Yeager. SECOND ROW: Tom Schrinell, John Luebkert, Ted Cohen, Eldon dayman, Tom Perry, George Daniels, Mike Conachan. THIRD ROW: Bill Humphrey, Ron Van T ol, John Daenzer, Mike Cormier, Francis Cheslik, Bill Swaffield, Joe Kondziola. FORTH ROW: Fred Mosciski, Jim Pavelka, Art Catlin, Al Henry. 48 Delta Zeta Chi FIRST ROW: Karen Schaffer, Mary E.Lopez, Jean Trude 11, Kaye Santek, Barbara Sheedy. SECOND ROW: Joann Adamouski, Marjorie Schramke, Paula Mahoney, Judy Jochen, Elaine Hyatt. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Reynolds, Susan Gorbett, Marilyn Weller, Susan Martin, Lois Herzburg, FOURTH ROW: Jeanene Foss, Trudy Kriewall, Carolyn Kornecky, Sharon Mercier, Elizabeth Young. FIFTH ROW: Charlene Feinauer, Barbara Baird, Elaine Levine, Judith Weil. 49 A Cappella FIRST ROW: Sandra DeLoughary, Nancy Rulig, Connie Kirchhoff, Pat Tanner, Claudia Rousseau SECOND ROW: Sandi Huber, Karen Huber, Marcia Palid, Jean Atkinson THIRD ROW: Mr, Vosburg, Barbara Abramson, Beth Ballantyne, Martha Nickel, Muriel Foco FOURTH Rt)W: Jim Jankowiak, Melbourne Gricar, Kenneth Schlaefke, James Nichol FIFTH ROW: Wayne King, George MacMillan, Robert Rolfe, Michael Conachan SIXTH ROW: Thomas Smith, Les Foerster, Les Oswald, Ed Sardon 50 Choir Irene Schuab, Gail Bryant, Judy Wieland, Carol Seres. Pat Campbell, Pat Tulloch, Paulette Cormier, Sharon Stack. Ruth Ann Schrank, Leanor Drabble, Janice Smith, Sandra Cuthbertson. John Tennant, Benjaman Hassen, Charles Randall. Burt Baum, Ted Cohen, Keith Paul. John Lantz, Gorden Snyder, Bob Arndt. FIRST ROW: Mike House, Don Harris, Pete Kaczmarek, Tom Brandel, Gorden Cann, Jim Peters. SECOND ROW: Jim Shearer, Roger Kukla, Tom Cousineau, Ken Trask, Marty Keit, Tom Pletzke. THIRD ROW: Dick Bush, Bill Demetriou, Bill Walker, Dick Zemba, Jo Dan Hartingh, Rick Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Beach Day, Jim Boucher, Tom Peters, Glen Weber, Dick Peterson, Dave Swiss. MISSING: Sannie Gilson, Bill Trauches, Dan Fiebke, George Androse, Brian McParlan, Tim Tobin, Larry Siedecker, Randy Wysong. Kappa Sigma Tau FIRST ROW: Carol Watson, Mary Lou McGregor, Karen Huber, Barbara Shaw, Sandi Huber, Joyce Schafer, Julie Morrisette. SECOND ROW: Jo A nn Kern, Kathyrn Dunn, Jacqueline Werner, Margene Peck, Gretchen VanDerwill, Judith Skyrme , Jeanne Skyrme, THIRD ROW: Karen Muehlenbeck, Jean Atkinson, Mary Zanner, Barbara MacKenzie, Janet Young, Kryl Mauch. 52 xmxnu ym r 7V L. I jB ) 1 ' -L21-4 £KR 3 XUJ@ ( 4X3—ACE iTi ' fcwmi r H Jt-11 -r -tsvr tqA Dn, c.r 3ZI0 11XLTV90M3HS turned off (name withheld) hungry masses whimper for food, futilely mouthing feeble entreaties. body-factories racing at terrible speed, scratching at some inexplicable wall— that which drains the life parted into the blood, the quota. bodies racing, slowing, dimming to a faint glow, winking out. replaced. this one asks why, this one protests, crush them. a mind glows, a tiny light, snuff it. no one must know, nothing exists. roll out the fog. 72 Jim LaRue Twins Letitia St. Pierre watercolor Pen and Ink Gretchen. Jacques 75 76 Lynn Kauer 77 The Damned Jerry Gates B. Miller Pen and Tnk 78 Conte Crayon Karen Krager Watercolor Gretchen Jacques Sfie Mouse 5fiai Went 3o College He moved from his modest environment to the Yearbook office... . . . where he was hired as night custodian. 3 Soon, there was an opening for a Gnosis artist. Even today his spirit lingers on. 7 But responsibilities were big too; Too big for a one-time dormouse I tie was laid to rest on Dec. 25, 1961 under a modest tombstone • A few of his close friends were present. cnr Walk Pat Campbell walk . . . into the dark into the night alone . . . no, not alone . . . death is alone death is dark . . . dark I was dead before, before the night the night you came with you came the fire the fire of love the fire of life destiny love fire we lived, we laughed, we danced we loved . . . fire . . . gone, gone you are gone, life? no love? no fire . . . fire ? walk. . . 84 Man ' s Search Janet Hollerback Man searches in vain For the intangible . . . Happiness Until the lot bestole . . . Contents And he forgets to mourn. Hot Dogs and Neon Jerry Lynch This country used to be hot dogs and picnics and fourth-of-July and candlelight and band concerts and cattle crossings and barber-shop quartets (wait ’till the sun shines, Nellie). How uncomplicated and human. Now this country is neon and falsies and fallout shelters and she-males in slacks. This country is toll roads and no stopping for hitch-hikers and next stop three miles and shake water from hands. Oh, if only I could see candlelight outside expensive restaurants and un-padded breasts and dresses that do dress and real blondes. Our progress yes, but can’t we be a little old-fashioned—yes. We don’t have to replace every old bridge that clatters. What matters is remaining human, and maybe even singing wait ’till the sun shines, Nellie. 88 Figure Studies Janet McGunegle The Beard Defiantly it stood in blackest splendor alone it stood; A more fearful sight I couldn ' t remember. Sported by a man whose courage and tact up to now had been taken as a matter of fact. But now he was real and worth listening to. did he speak or write wisdom ? maybe a mad trumpet blew. To the girls he remained an individual and why! one could tell for to be kissed by a man like that would surely be- (they wouldn’t tell.) But it still grew and his fame as well. but he couldn’t let it go to his head or be bad or misbehave, because his secret was the fact that his skin was too tender to shave. Jerry Lynch Terry Roth 91 w o MEMORIAM: Th s, in| salute to a ihani who : had what we as .1 1 .1 , _l_ _ qnie Bj tT 1 , . V.y . a pti ts c6ns|d r fee hipest aspirations: tbJ ' oWe ' df ; t ' h s .artist. M ? • ’ kfej-e wjf l ipr sf nt a siiall collection of flaudabte quotes we Harvel; S mi e lew ski . 92 Storm Warning F. Smeker charcoal 94 Bottles and a. Glass Carolyn Sermon ink and watercolor 95 96 Pictorial Vault End T. Rosa pen and ink 97 Seated Figure D. Converse Instructor oil Figure Study (After Michelangelo) W. Yoder Instructor Pen and Ink W. Yoder 98 Before Terry Roth Soundlessly screaming, I fall Through the hot turbulent Black that is nothing. For eons I plunge, knifing a Glowing path into the wildly Pulsing cauldron of emptiness. Stars are spawned, and they Sputter out. Still I fall headlong Through the booming silence. Far in the terrible distance, An unknown something lurks With infinite stealth. And now, it is here! I burst Forth from the ehaos of un-being and screaming— Am born of Woman. Terry Roth 100 Wash, Pen and Ink B. Miller 101 jg ' L I 1 1 i V I __ t w Groves Interview Dr. John Kirk, Professor of Himanities in the College of Leg ters, moderated a discussion with General Groves, students, faculty, and members of the loci Civil Defense. General Grovefl an executive of Remington Ranf was the head of the Manhatteu Project which developed the Atomic Bomb. The discussion, which was taped for future use, covered the topics of nuclear war, civil and national defense, and shelter manufacture. 104 jfl Bn Hf. I • SfH •; jF Rflft ' T ' Students Protest 1 i On November 4th, a group of Delta College students began a protest of atmospheric testing of nuclear bombs. The protest was organized by Bernie Hiedtman, a Delta sophomore. With the help of students and citizens of the three counties, Bernie set up the M Corn-field camp in a field on Delta Road. His plan was to have the camp go continuously for 16 8 hours; his objective was not only to protest but in doing so to stir people into thinking about the subject and taking a stand, one side or the other. 106 A sense of comradeship, high spirits and seriousness of purpose prevailed over the camp Students passing to and from Delta blew their horns and w aved as they passed the H sit out 11 and a few shouted their disapproval. People from all three cities came out in small groups. Some stayed only a few moments; others the whole night. Supplies were never a problem; nearly everyone brought something for the students to eat. 107 The sit out was a special event in Delta’s first year. The camp and the serious discussions it provoked demonstrated the awareness of students here in affairs other than those of school itself. 108 Senator Hart Interview The pictures on this page are of the Sena¬ tor Hart discussion. Senator Hart gave his views on the newly—inagurated Kennedy Ad¬ ministration as well as other facets of govern¬ ment and politics. His talk was followed by a lively question and answer period. The Senator later expressed appreciation for the political acumen of Delta students. He expressed a highly favorable attitude toward Delta s program and stressed the importance of a college edu¬ cation, not only for monetary reasons, but for its more important and lasting advantages. The Senator later made a television tape making it possible for students who were un¬ able to attend the live discussion to hear the senator ' s views later in the week. The televising of interviews is an important part of Delta 1 s program. 110 , Delta ! s second triinesteV was brightene d by a eighteen year old exchange student from Brazil, Carla Thereza Maria P etti— nati. Carla had been in the Lhited Stales only three days before she began classes. Her first impression here at Delta, she recalls, was the ’’extreme hospitality of the students, girls as well as boys. % _ Carla finds her college work here easier than her High School work m Sao Paula But thi she admits, may be due to the fact that she isnh taking a full college load because of her defective English. 111 Tong II Han One of the most popular visitors at Delta was twenty—five year old Tong II hhn, a North Korean pianist who gave a concert in the Delta Gymnasium on February 8. Tony, as he is known in this country, was brought to Delta by College of Letters 1 Professor, Thomas Cutshaw, who was also instrumental in getting his acceptance at the Julliard School of Music• Here, he was a pupil of the famed Madame Rosina Lhevinne. Tony f s day at Delta included a dinner with the College Council. Tony proved to be an ideal guest, and expressed delight at Delta, especially the Japanese Court. Tony also told of his enjoyment of American Jazz, listing Dave Brubeck as one of his favorite jazzmen. Quite opposite was his reaction to rock and roll. r Many things in life are associated with something else such as sausages and sauerkraut or a pretty girl with soft lights and violins. In this section I have combined different modes of clothing with a particular instrument. Many people will disagree with some of the combinations, and this is very likely, for there are many ways. I only hope that the following pictures will be a lasting memory of the clothes we wore at Delta 1961—1962. Shown above are from left: Margene Peck, Donna Drake and Sandy Schram. Margene is wearing a grey, white and mauve plaid skirt with matching grey vest. Donna is wearing a grey crew—neck cardigan which matches her grey, blue and white pleated skirt. Sandy ' s outfit is mauve in color. She has a pull-over cardigan, and the skirt has sewed down pleats. 116 Marwood Landskroner, pictured above, is wear¬ ing a v—neck pull-over in shades of grey. Dave Jones sports a wool over shirt in shades of red. Jim Noel, above, has on a v—neck sweater in shades of grey and yellow. A medium green vest is worn by Bob Ricker, below. 118 Ingrid Goff and her companion Fluffy are enjoying the fall sunshine. Ingrid is wear¬ ing black corduroy slacks. Her sweater is figured in black and white. Also found around Delta are Sue Wiggins and Donna Barns. Donm standing on the rock, is wearing striped knickers in various shades of rust. Her crewneck sweater is also brown. Sue ! s knickers are black plaid. Their knee soc ' match their sweaters. 119 The small black leather purse above is Betty Tanner’s. This is a small green suede purse owned by Karol Lee Brown. The pin above has two imitation pearls with a stone of jade attached to a gold rod. This is Margene Peck’s. vi Below is a Siamese bracelet. The background is black with silver designs. JoAnn Resmer, 120 Judy S kyrme , above, has on a camel colored winter coat The collar is black velvet. Geri McDaniels also has on a coat of camel. Her coat has a double row of white pearl buttons. Her tam is red. Jim Eldridge is set for winter in a black overcoat, 121 Ken Burke, left, ’’models 1 ’ a print shirt which is very new this year. For perhaps a more formal occasion, Carl Hill is shown in a sleeveless t—shirt. They are questioning current point—keeping methods. Fay DeShazo shows how to keep cool on the parallel bar The new style in tennis shoes is revealed by Ray 122 I a Pictured above are from left, Bob DeBoer, Nancy Kernstock, Tom Kraut and JoAnn Resmer, The girls cocktail dresses are black with Nancy ' s having a black and white skirt. The boys have on dark suits f 123 Many girls wore high heels while working in the library. Erika Wiederrich is wearing shoes of a reddish purple color. Kathy Plessner is wearing black flats with a pointed toe and strap. 124 Gail Bryant is wearing pajamas in pale blue trimmed with white lace. Ann Wolpert f s pajamas have the long shirt that originates from the Japanese style of dress. It is striped in many shades of red, rose and yellow. The bermuda length bottoms are a bright rose in color. 125 All set for rainy spring days are Marcia Samborn, middle, Ruthie Woulle on Marcia’s left and Pat Lundberg. Marcia’s coat is a light mauve color; Ruthie’s is a dark print accented by a black velvet collar. Pat’s coat is a dark brown and black plaid. The plaid is very small. 126 Jeanie Atkinson is shown with a very popular hair length this year. Her hair is blond, and is shoulder length. Liz Standish has brown hair which is much shorter than Jeanie ! s. She has bangs and also a curl which turns forward at the sides. Janet Resmer on the left and Pam Wintermute are looking at Delta through new spring sunshine. Janet’s shirt is blue with a striped blue, green and white sweater. Pam is wearing colottes of a light green. Her blouse is cream in color. The spring air brings out many students. Mary Bush on the left is wearing a brown sheath trimme with white. Laurie McCulloch has on a pale yello corduroy suit. 128 Guy Jeffery is enjoying the summer sun in khaki bermudas and a white short sleeved ski shirt. Ty Reed is wearing white clam diggers with a brightly striped cotton knit shirt Kryl Mauch is pictured here with a knit bathing suit. It has a flowered pattern in shades of blue. 129 The fog of ignorance lifts. Lifts and reveals a shrine to today s god: Education. In the middle of what used to be a quiet pasture, there has sprouted a brick, glass, and aluminum structure that houses tomorrows great minds. But for the present, these minds are rushing, laughing, sleeping, and inquiring. Later they will help keep that fog lifted; now they mu.st attend to gathering the knowledge that will help them in that later task. Now, at early morning, they must rush to their classes. 132 On the following four pages the pictures show Delta students utilizing the millions that poured into into the construction of these classrooms. Education has many facets: among these are the joint sharings of learning by both teacher and student. 134 135 136 137 138 - study and deep Machinery, to do a good job, must be fed oil, electricity, or gas. The minds of the students at Delta,.. 146 in order to function smoothly, must be fed, too. Only it is hamburgs, cakes, pies, chips or brownies in this case. Perhaps these are not so nourishing, but they are filling. i 147 150 In the afternoons the students devote their time to work, field trips...... i.V- 153 f r ' ■+J. 155 161 162 Night school, for those who realized only in adulthood that an education is as necessary in order to live in this day as is a job to support one’s family. Delta’s day ends with a faint wind wandering around a tree in the Court, and a night watchman echoing down a dark corridor. Strange, the life of a young college. How often will we remember its gifts to us? How often will we remember to be thankful that we had the opportunity to live a few short months here? How often. 163 Cross Country FIRST ROW: Dan Hayner, Bob Thorsen, Don Reder, Bob Hill, John Trabalka, Coach Dan Kinsey. SECOND ROW; Rick Jones, Tom Beechman, George Macmillan, Don Londo, John Carr. We They 21 Flint 50 15 Home 27 Alpena 44 15 3 Jackson 47 15 5 Alpena Northwestern 66 30,29 10 Dearborn Alpena 46 41,38 Home 12 Jackson Port Huron 53 21,53 17 Northwestern 33 24 Home 19 Dearborn Spring Arbor 75 37,25 24 Flint Central Michigan 71 25,37 28 State Meet (Muskegon) 9th place 166 The Delta College Cross Country squad didn t do as well in their first season as they would have liked to, but they did gain a lot of experience which should help them next year. For most of the men it was the first year of college competition and with one season behind them, they should be a better team next year. Freshmen Bob Hill and Rick Jones were the most productive winners for the squad, both having posted times under 17 minutes. Some of the better members of the team along with Hill and Jones were Bob Thorsen, Dan Hayner, Don Londo and Dan Reyder. With only four sophomores on the team this year, Coach Dan Kinsey is looking forward to a large group of veteran runners next year and of course a better season. By placing 9th in the state meet (last place), they have a lot to work for and to look forward to in the seasons to come. Cross Country is one of the hardest sports on the body, and just to be able to finish the race, even last, is a great accomplishment. 167 Basketball First Row: Jeff Turner, Gordie Ranger, Larry Cooper, Gene Slachta. Second Row: Tom Dawson, Tim Tobin, Ken Warren, Dick Marter. Third Row: Lynn Conway, Roger Carlin, Fred Leeson, Mike Flynn, Mike Solinski. We They Nov. 22 Alumni Home 32 68 28 Port Huron Home 80 72 Dec. 2 Ehttle Creek Home 80 69 7 Spring Arbor Away 78 68 9 Cent. Mich. Home 74 63 12 Flint Home 67 77 15 Northwood Home 74 73 19 Henry Ford Away 80 74 28 Muskegon Away 80 86 29 Port Huron Away 102 86 Jan. 4 Bbnton Harbor Home 95 75 12 Alpena Away 99 86 19 Henry Ford Home 72 71 23 Northwestern Away 74 72 26 Grand Rapids Home 67 73 Feb. 6 Port Huron Away 96 100 10 Northwood Away 13 Alpena Home 17 Jackson Away 20 Flint Away 23 Muskegon Away Mar. 3 Cent. Mich. Away 169 Roger Carlin Larry Cooper Tom Dawson Jim Hank Fred Leeson Dick Marter Gordie Ranger Ed Sarden Gene Slachta Tim Tobin Jeff Turner Ken Warren 6 1 5 ' 10 6 0 6 ' 2 6 ‘ 0  6 ' 0 5 ' 8 6 ' 4 6 ' 3 6 2  5 ' 8 6 1 170 Informal Sports y and . . . Guy Jeffery Intramural Golf Champ Intramural Golfers D elta vs. Alumni School of Nursing Dean of the School of Nursing 177 DELTA COLLEGE Universitj Center Mickig an Dear Students: The School of Nursing as an integral part of Delta College strives toward the College’s objectives and ideals of excellence in teaching, discovery of knowledge, and positive contribution to the general welfare of society and its institutions. The School of Nursing believes that the foundation courses in the humanities, the social sciences and the natural sciences are an integral part of the nursing curriculum and contribute to the student’s depth and breadth of understanding. Thus, the student will develop the ability to be self directing, to identify problems, and to work toward achieving satisfactory solutions. The students in the School of Nursing will begin their nursing education courses at St. Luke’s Hospital, Saginaw, Michigan, concurrently with courses offered in the College of Letters. We believe the students, in this manner, will be better able to understand the interrelationships of all they study thus leading to a greater integration of learning. The objectives of the School of Nursing include assisting the student (1) To develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and appreciation of values necessary for the nurse’s role in the comprehensive care of the patient, the community’s health, and the leadership skills as a member of the health team; (2) To develop the ability to participate actively as an informed and responsible member of the nursing profession involving professional problems; and, (3) To develop as a responsible and creative citizen of the community. It is hoped that the integration of nursing education and liberal arts will enable the students to sustain interest in their ultimate goal and prepare them to m bt the health needs of the future. Sincerely, Luis E. Folgueras, R. N. Director, School of Nursing Joann R. Calkins Judith K, Clabusch Virginia A. Dill Barbara J. Heinlein Kathleen L„ Johnston Ellen C. Lauria Sally A. Martin Donna Ruffertshofer Marlene M. Sivik Elizabeth A. Trombley Arlene Vanalst 179 College of Community Service John Brinn Dean of the College of Community Service 181 Dear Students: Delta College is undoubtedly many things to many people. It may be a meeting place of teachers and learners. It may be a vast building, a beautiful court, a laboratory, the Commons, basketball, television, a set of drafting instruments, or a delightful y earbook. It may be hard study, pleasant associations, or a sustained vacation. To me this new institution is a community of people—students, faculty, administrators, staff--all working together in a single endeavor, the job of learning. Man has sought for many centuries to know himself and his fellowmen. He has tried to formulate codes of conduct which would guarantee justice and result in maximum benefit to all men. He has more recently pursued the knowledge of nature and her laws and has attempted to turn the resulting scientific discoveries to the betterment of the race. It is natural that men, ever seeking knowledge, would come together to share their discoveries, discuss and test their ideas, modify their theories, and pass them on to eager young people who are similarly excited by the chance to learn. Delta is to me a place where these very things are happening. It is my hope that this may be always a part of the meaning of Delta College to you. Sincerely, John H. Brinn, Dean ollege of Community Service Freshmen of Community Service Lynn C. Abke Barbara A Abramsor Albert L. Adair Joann Adamouski Bettye J. Albosta Robert J. Albrecht Karen S. Alderton Gerald M. Amend David L. Anderson Ingrid I. Anderson John K. Anderson Jacqueline L. Andrew: Adolf H. Armbruster Robert G. Arndt Bonnie L. Arnold Joan K. Asp in Jean L. Atkinson Thomas R. Auer Robert F. Auman Richard P. Aver ill John P. Baillargeon Albert G. Balleria Joseph A. Baranek Gilbert J. Barczak Donna L Barnes Kenneth C. Barnt Nancy L. Barnum Robert C. Barratt Peter L. Barrera Donald E. Bartlett Leslie C. Beeckman Bari E, Bell Susan E. Bell Richard L Benson Nancy H. Berger Ruth Bernard William E. Berner Donald C. Beyer Edward K. Beyer Michael Bezehertny Beverly K. Bickham 183 Roy E. Bishop Russell C. Black Warren R. Blackney Sharon K. Bladecki Joseph H. Blair, Jr. James A. Blake Robert A. Blasch Donald J. Blasy Elayne A. Blumlo Judith M. Bode Frederick R. Bolger Loanna Bonner Leopoldo J. Borrello Eugene W. Borrousch Anthony F. Bosco Paul E. Bosley Kathleen Boucher Lee M. Bradley Sandra G. Branch Thomas J. Brandel Sharon M. Brasseur Thomas E. Breedlove James J. Brefka i Dale J. Brockelbank Carolyn J. Brown Harold M. Brown Myra G. Brown Renwood P. Bruning Donald L. Bublitz Karen J. Buchhage Thomas J. Bucholz Catherine A. Burdis Fred W. Burmeister Patricia L. Burnett David E„ Burns Carol A. Burt James N. Busch Douglas D. Butler Gloria G. Butt Patricia Butterfield Dale A. Buzzard Rebecca S. Byron Thomas H. Cadwell Berkley M. Calkins 184 Mary K. Callahan Brian A. Cameron Phyllis A. Cameron Duane P. Campbell Judith A. Campbell Patricia A. Campbell Richard D. Campbell Gordon F. Cann Roger D. Cantu William C, Carey Thomas J. Cartmill Priscilla A. Case Arthur A. Catlin William P. Cauchy Larry J. Chamberlain Richard R. Champion Barbara Christensen Carol M. Ciosek John W. Clark Michael O. Clayton Mary S. Cogan Theodore R. Cohen Robert J. Cole Michael E. Conachan Susan J. Constantine Paulette I. Cormier Beth E. Corwin Ronald J. Cottle Clark W. Cox Jacqueline S. Cox Theodore W. Cozat Mary K. Cramer Janet K. Crane James A. Crill Julie Crockford James F. Cruickshank Richard C. Curry Sandra K, Cuthbertson David W. Czada John A. Daenzer Sharon A. Dailey Lorman J. Dale George F. Daniels 185 Norman J. Daniels Ronald K. Dankert Beverly A. Daoust Kenneth R. Dardas Susan F. Dauer Gary L. Davenport Thomas O. David Harry W. Davidson Edward E. Davis Michael A. Davis Carrington B. Day Dianna Day Donald H. Day Leslie W. Dean Robert E. Deboer Gladys V. Deganton Wayne H. Degrace William C. Deitsch Byron F. Delavan Dundar M. Delman Sandra J. Deloughary William J. Demetriou Harold F. Diem Pamela P. Dinninger Stanley E. Doane Thomas A. Doerr Edna D. Domagalski Mary R. Donaldson Max F, Doser Thomas E. Douponce Donald L. Doyle John T. Doyle Margaret A. Doyle Leanor A. Drabble Thomas M. Drake Cinda J. Drescher George S. Drielick Franc ine L. Drzyzga Edward G. Dufort David J. Dupree Lyle H. Durkee James L. Durussell Harry M. Dwan Bruce J. Dybas Dorothy K. Ederer Theodore M. Ehmann David Emerick 186 Kathleen Endline Kenneth Edline Herbert F. Engels Frederick W. Engle George Enriquez Billie J 0 Erway Carl J. Ewald Harold W. Faust Frances C. Favara Sharleen K. Feinauer Gary A. Felske James A. Felton Richard E„ Ferguson Charles E. Fernette James F. Fielbrandt Ralph C. Findlay Warren P. Fisk Marcia A. Floe ter Kent M. Fishel Michael R. Flores Carol M. Foehl Linda A. Forster Gerald A. Fortin Audrey A. Foster Gene A. Frantz Donald R. Freel Clarence A. Freeman Gerald H„ Freid Richard F, Fullmer Alice L. Furstenberg John W. Furstenberg Thomas Gaffke Harold L. Gaines Ronald A. Gainsforth Barbara C. Gallagher Barbara J. Gehringer David F. Genske Richard J. Gensmer Robert J„ Germain Judy G. Getzendaner Jan Glass Arlene Glazier LeeAnne L. Golden 187 Susan K. Gorbett Robert A. Grabmeyer Donnajo Graham Ralph A, Graham, Jr. Robert C. Graham James A. Gregus Lucius R. Greye Raphael P. Grills Dan K. Groom Marsha K. Guldenzoph Roger L. Gutka James J. Gutowski Henry F. Haak Linda K. Haas James C, Hacker Lore Haga William J. Hagens Sallie K. Hak Ruth M. Hales Michael J. Haley Alan M. Hall Lorene V. Hall Gerald Hallberg, Jr. Terry M. Hammond Richard M. Hanson Sally A. Haremski Bonnie L. Hargadon Janet C. Harris Wayne R. Harris James N. Hart Michael J. Hart James H. Hartl Duane F. Hartman William F. Harvey Benjaman M. Hassen Carol A. Hasty Raymond Hausbeck Danny I. Hayner Mary L. Hebert William R. Herbert Jr. Delores A. Hecht Ruth E. Helmreich Howard Hendricks Allen L. Henry Ronald W. Her lick 188 Robert C, Herrick Robert E. Herweyer Edward R. Herzberg Lois M. Herzberg Sharon K. Herzberg Frederick J. Hess Douglas H. Hesseltin Dwyn D. Heynen David H, Hignite Chester M. Hill Karen J. Hillman David A. Hobbs Carol A. Hoffman William C. Hoffman Carol A. Hofmeister Larry C. Hofmeister Allen J. Hogan Mary A. Hollerbach William R. Hook Patricia L. Hooker Mike W. Hooper Lois K. Horenziak Richard J. Howden James E. Hoyle William D. Hrinik Dorothy M. Hubinger James A. Hudson Forbes P. Husted Beverly J. irrer Howard L. Jacobson Sharon L. Jankens James M. Jankowiak Kenneth R. Jezowski Frank L. Jines Frances A. Jobe Joanne M. Jobe Judith G. Jochen Eldon E. Johnson Frederick Johnson Mary K. Johnson Richard C. Johnson Wayne J, Jolin David A. Jones Donna L. Jones Lawrence K. Jones Richard Jones, Jr, Eugene Jordan 189 Gary Kackmeister David C. Kanary Thomas Karbowski Maxine L. Karol James D. Karst Harland J. Kaul Dennis Kavanaugh Judith A. Kawa Robert Kazmierski Mary M. Keating Ronald L. Keeley Larry P. Keidel Robert L. Kelley Donald W. Kernpf Nancy Kernstock John L. Kett Robert W. Killmer Carole Kilpatrick Connie Kirchhoff Rob Klaczkiewicz Robert P. Klug Kenneth L. Knipp James B. Knoll Patrick Koczenasz Mary J, Koeltzow Carolyn Kornecky George W. Kosick Betty J. Kraft Thomas E. Kraut Leonard Krawczyk Bruce B. Kretz Trudy E. Kriewall James A. Krzysiak Thomas J. Kubiak Lee C. Kulich Paul Kupsis Roger L. Kurlinski Kathleen Kwaiser Denise A. Labelle Robert L. Lach Vivian A. Laclair Joan E. Laeding Mary J. Landeryou Katherine Lange 190 Thomas, L. Lange Thomas C. Lanning John L. Lantz Floyd M. Larocque David L. Laszlo Robert N. Lawrence Janice A. Lazorchak Carl E. Leach Janet K. Leach Joseph H. Leach Thomas F. Lebsack Barbara A. Lee Randy L. Lee David K. Leibrand Gerald M. Leigeb John P. Lemke Walter M. Lemke Robert H. Leonard Lorraine A. Leppek Harold J. Leppien Fran Le Vasseur Thomas A. Levi Christin Lewandowski Richard A. Lewis Janet E. Lheureux John J. Liberacki William T. Lichon Harvey Light Jack D. Lind Vivian H. Linton James R. List Mary A. Lobodzinski Mary F. Lockwood Gary L. Long Garry H. Lownsbury Richard A. Luczak Carol A. MacDonald Michael J. MacDonald George A. MacMillan William R. Mahoney James W. Majeske Vern E. Malicoat Chester P. Malinowski Kenneth L. Maloney 191 Julian S. Mantel David A. Marceills Tim Marchlewicz Harold C. Mar den Daniel A Marino Joy M. Marquardt Richard H. Marter Jeffrey B. Martin Rose M. Mason Kryl K. Mauch Ronald Maul Bartholomeo Mauro Mary M. Mayhew John T. McAlear Thomas McAnallen Judy J. McCollum Laurie J. McCulloch Thomas G. Me Curry Geraldine McDaniels George McDonnell Timothy McManman Walter S. McNew Roy F. Me Nish Carol S. McPhilimy Paul M. Melcheck Hero! B. Melzo Judith L. Mendelson Leroy K. Mendyk Sharon L. Mercier Robert W. Merdler Barbara V. Meyer Jerry A. Meyer Joyce A. Meyer Theodore J. Meyer Gerald E. Meyers Helen M. Michaels Elaine E. Mieske Reginald J. Mieske Kenneth J. Miller Larry R. Miller Leanord D. Miller Paul A. Miller Russel H. Mills James A. Milne James E. Mitchell 192 John P. Mockaitis Gary H. Moe Nancy L. Moe James A. Moeller Tracy A, Moeller Phillip P. Moon John W. Moore Norman E. Moore Robert A. Morehead Charles A, Morgan Richard E. Morgan Charles D. Morrow Larry J. Mortimer Fred M. Mosciski Richard D Moskal Robert A. Moskal Gary C. Moyses Duane Munson William L. Nanney Judith A. Neberle Arthur W. Nelson Carol A, Nemode James C. Nichol Roy W. Nickels Robert J. Nixon, Jr. Lawrence F. Nosek Alan A. Noyak Carol A. Novak Gary M. Noyak William Nowakowski Daniel F. Nugent Lana M„ Oblander Michael R. Oconnor Robert W. Oconnor Barb Oesterreicher Robert E. Olszewski Donald F. Grban John A. Ostrander Margaret B. Paine Marcia A. Palin Arthur W. Palmer Richard L. Paradise Lawrence Patterson Keith E. Paul Peter A. Payeglio Mary S. Paxson 193 Margene K. Peck Carl O. Peil Joseph E. Penzkofer John J. Percival Gerald W. Pergande Jack J. Perrin Walter J. Pfander Betty L. Pfund Thomas H. Pfund Judith Go Phelps Lloyd I. Phillips Kathleen Plessner Gustav R. Pletz Thomas P. Pletzke Frank Pliska, Jr. Sharon E. Popple well Robert C. Potts Thomas J. Potts Charles H. Poultney Barbara J. Pratt Lee J. Pratt Sandra A. Price Jane E. Priestley Theofore F. Prill Susan K. Prine Reginald A. Prior Duane R. Proctor Roland F. Provost Dale J. Purchase Duncan H. Pyscher James B. Quigley Jane A. Quinn John D. Raddatz Lorna J. Railling Allen E. Rajewski Janice L. Randall Robert J. Rankin Judith A. Rathbun Joan M. Rau Tyrone P. Reed Charles P. Reeder Duane F. Reese Jerome P. Reif James C. Reinhardt Robert Reinhardt Margaret M. Remer 194 Larry E. Revord Peter P. Rewers Bonnie M 0 Reynolds Shirley R. Richeson Henry S. Riebenack Kerry E. Robb Thomas M. Roberts Judith G. Robertson Gerald L. Rogers James R. Rohn Walter W. Rohn Charles Rose Mark A. Rosenbluth Norman E. Rosenbrock Arliss A. Ross Charles W. Rothschild Michael R. Rouech Paul V, Roznowski Linda Ruffertshofer Joyce K. Ruffini Nancy E. Ruhlig Eulojio Ruiz Rodney A, Ruppell Letitia I. St Pierre Paul A. Salgat Darlene A. Sanford David C. Sapp Edward L, Sarden Dennis E. Savage Jon C. Sawyer Kenneth J. Schafley John J. Schalk Ruth A. Schank William F. Schell Charles L. Scherping Phyllis B. Scherping Mary L. Schill Kenneth W. Schlaefke James A. Schlosser Gail M. Schluckbier Gerald A. Schmidt Tom H. Schmidt William G. Schmitt Pamela D. Schrade Richard W. Schrank Clarence F. Schreader Bonnie E. Schrems 195 David H. Schrems Evelyn C. Schrems Lynne K. Schrems Thomas L. Schrinel Herman R. Schroeder Judith A. Schuler Ruben C, Schultz Thomas E. Schultz Irene M. Schwab Darlene A. Scofield Arthur M. Seger Carol J. Seres William A. Shaheen Barbara A. Sheedy James E. Shields Ted G. Shook Clayton T. Shorkey John B, Shorney John P. Sienko Celia A. Silva Leon S. Sirrine Kent R. Skare George Skentzos David W, Skiendziel Douglas B. Skutt Judith A. Skyrme Brian J. Smith Darryl W. Smith Dennis L. Smith Janice M. Smith Joe Eo Smith Marvin D. Smith Rosalind M. Smith Thomas H. Smith William Snelenberger Gordon R. Snyder Mary A. Snyder Richard J. Socia Janet A. Soderquist Patsy A. Sonnenberg Jerry D. Southgate Lee C. Sovereen Donald C. Spangler 196 Karen J. Spegel Michael Stachowiak Sharon M. Stack Daniel C. Staley Linda L. Stiehr Patrick H. Stringer William C. Stromer Edward H. Such Suzanne L. Sumera Lee L„ Suppes Karen I. Swanson Mary L. Sweig Barbara P. Swiatowy Floyd Symborski Gerald L. Szafranski Aloysious Szymanski Paul R. Taber Karen I. Taglauer John K. Tallon Larry J. Tarkowski Richard E. Taylor Sidney J. Tennant Carol A, Thayer Gordon D. Thayer David C. Thom James D. Thomas Gary M. Thorne William E. Thorson Timothy J. Tobin Martin J. Tolmie Thomas E. Tope Thomas P. Toporski William L. Toporski Josephine A. Torres John R. Trabalka Gary R. Trahan Paul R. Trudell Gail E. Tucker Thomas V. Tupper Leroy A, Tuttle Lee J. Valentine James F. Vandenberg 197 Gretchen Van Derwill Richard Vannostxand Ronald F. Vantol Lawrence L. Vanwert Joseph A. Vanzale Vernon R. Veit James A, Verhanovitz Harry R. Vitek Robert T. Vogtmann Erlene R. Wahl Judith Waldman Fredrick L. Walker William A. Walker James R. Walls Patrick E. Walsh Gary J. Waltman Jerry B. Warner Marion M. Warsaw Joan C. Wawrzyniak Elvie Webb Gary R. Wegener William G. Wegner Judith P. Weil Billy J. Weisheim Marilyn J. Weller Paul O. Wendler Frank A. Wendzik Louis Wenglikowski Ronald L. Wenz Garth R. Westendorf James W. Western Donal F. Wetters Robert C. Whitman Kay I. Whitney Robert H. Wickman Judy L e Wieland Eric M. Wieneke John A. Wier Phyllis A. Wight Roger H. Wilberding Gerald J. Williams Lois M. Williams James C. Wilson Lorraine M. Wilson Pamela Wintermute Kenneth F. Wisniewski 198 Carol A. Witbrodt James C. Wolpert Gartii W. Wonsitler Patricia M. Wressell Bessie G, Wright Eugene Wright Joseph B. Wright, Jr. Mary A. Wright IF f Ruthann Wuolle Wayne C. Wurtz Ronald R. Wyatt Larry E. Yeager M William D. Yearsley Franklin K. York Elizabeth A. Young Robert J. Zak Mary A. Zanner George H.Zeilinger Richard D.Zemba Clifford Z immerman Sigurd A.Zobans Richard J.Zolinski Richard R.Zook Darrell H.Zwick Sophomores of Community Service Michael F. Abbs Barbara M. Adams William T. Ailing ton Edward A. Ambs Thomas H. Ames Jean E. Anderson William C. Anderson Russel L, Andreotti George N. Andros Audrey J. Archer Freida E. Armstead 199 Donald C. Arnold Tom W. Arias Maurilio J. Arvizu Georgia F. Atha Frederick S. Atkari James N. Aver ill George L. Ayotte Thomas W. Bailey Helen E, Baker Carol A. Balwinski Jack A. Barkholz Alda L Barnes Robert A, Barowski James C. Barris Steve N. Barris Janice K. Bateson David R. Battice Patrick W. Baybeck Thomas A. Beeckman Curt R. Berger Judith A. Berner Ted L. Berry Joyce E. Beyer Lorene M. Bielby Thomas J. Billy Thomas G. Bingham Ronald D. Biskup Kenneth Bluemlein Pamela J. Blumlo William L. Boice Richard R. Bor chard Katherine M. Borgioli Leopold Borrello Nola R. Bothuell James A. Boucher George L. Bourcier Barbara A Bowman Clyde-A. Braman Michael J. Brancheau Michael T. Branigan David L. Breitag Judith A. Brieski Patrick H. Briggs Lee D. Brink Anthony P. Brogger John H. Brooks George P. Brown 200 Erwin E. Bruzewski Karolee J. Bruzewski Paul J, Bruzewski Robert M. Bryant Paul M. Buda Marjorie A. Bugenske Lynn A. Bull Larry K. Bulock Kenneth C. Burk Richard J. Busch Harold J Butzin William B. Cammin Donna M. Campbell Robert D. Campbell Robert W. Campbell Roger W. Carlin Charlotte Carmichael James P. Cary Richard G. Cassiday Richard E. Cesarz Charlene Charboneau Michael J. Cherry Francis E. Cheslik James J. Ciolek Louis J. Ciszek Paul T. Collins Marjorie A. Coltson Gary T. Connelly Jo A. Cook Gary B. Coon Lawrence G. Cooper Michael J. Cormier Ardis K. Corwin Thomas R. Cousineau Larry F. Couture Martin R. Cramton Grant J. Crane Philip M. Creaser John W, Creed Jack L. Crosby Walter J. Dabrowski Sue Ao Daeschlein James E. Dana Linda J. Dana Bonnie M. Darling Peter E. Datema Dessnis G . Datte Jackie L Davis 201 James F. Davis Thomas C. Dawson Douglas L. Dean Anne M. Dehmel Ronald G. Denner James L. Deyoung Robert D. Doan Michael L. DodicJk Michael J. Doyle Moran L Doyle Robert C, Dufort Frances A. Dukarski Kathryn R. Dunn Mary J. Dzurka William J. Ecarius George R. Eimers Ronald D. Elam James F. Eldridge Richard A, Engel Edgar H. Engelhardt Janice K. Evans Marvin J. Everly Robert J. Eynon Michael L. Faerber John B. Favel Bernard T. Ferrio Donald J Ferrio Marcia J Ferris Daniel B. Fiebke James C. Fierens Frederick Fillmore James A. Findlay Theodore G. Finn Lawrence-A. Fisette John D. Fitzgibbon David H. Flucke Muriel K. Focq Michael E. Foley Patricia A. Foley Nancy K. Ford Anthony R. Forgash Roy M. Fortin Jeanine N. Foss Neil L. Frenzel William S. Frieder 202 Wayne R. Frieders Lane C. Gain Michael T. Gaxstecki Jerome W. Gates Thomas J. Gawrych Janice A. Germain Janice M. Gielda Robert J. Gillman Sawnie R. Gilson James D. Glave Robert J. Goodenow Thomas E. Gorney Joann Gorzenski Janet M„ Gorzycki Harold K„ Gould Joseph P. Grabowski Robert H. Grether Oliver D. Grin, Jr. Wayne M. Groom Janet L. Guillett Judith K. Haack Wayne G. Hahn Kenneth L. Hamlin James M. Hank Herbert J, Hansen Don C. Harris James E. Harris Haney B. Harris Richard D. Harrison Jo D. Hartingh Dennis L. Hartner Don T. Hartwick Ruth J. Haut William G. Hawke John R. Hegenauer Bernard F. Heidtman James L. Heindl David H. Henning Rene L. Herman Lynne E. Hersem Michael J. Hickey Frank Hidalgo Carl P. Hill Janet A. Hill William E. Hill Mary L. Hitzemann Laurel A. Hodgkinson Nicholas P. Holihan Janet M. Hollerback 203 James R. Hollister Leomia K. Holt Ronald M. Holubik Charles F. Hoover Gary W. Hoppe David C. Horowitz Karen M. Horvat Vicki A. Hostetler Michael S. House Karen K. Huber Sandra L. Huber Edward R. Hudson Suzanne A. Humes John H. Hutchins William Humphrey Connie L. Hunt John D. Huntley Brian P. Hummel John R. Hutchinson Thomas G. Irving Gary R. Jacob William R. Jacob Thomas J. Jacobs Gretchen R. John R. Jarema Thomas H„ Jarvis James J. Jasienski Guy H. Jeffrey Tom R. Jervis Neil W. Jochen Alvin H. Johnson Patrick H. Johnson Larry T. Jones Ralph E. Jones Regina L. Jones Sandra L. Jones Peter Kaczmarek Robert Kalinowski Joseph A. Karas Louis W. Kasischke Robert J. Katt Lynn L. Kauer Jonathan D. Kuzsuk George L. Kehr Marilyn A. Keinath Timothy M. Kelly 204 William L. Kempf Jo A. Kexn Leonard Kielpinski Rosemary Kirkpatrick Gerhard Klemm David C. Klinger James E. Kloha Betty J. Knoerr Andrew D. Kochany Ernest H. Kohn Joan F. Kolasa Joseph D. Kondziola Ronald Kotenko Joann E. Kowalski Karen A. Krager Gale F. Krawczak Thomas D. Kubiak Don R, Kubik Diane C. Kukla Daniel R. Kunitzer Larry R. Labelle Janice M, Laeding Shirley J. Lalonde Bruce A. Lance Clarence B. Lange Walter T. Langstaff Carol A. Lapointe James L. Laroue Tom J, Lavictoire quelyn D. Law R. Lebsack Fredrick J. Leeson Ronald E. Leidlein Thomas H. Leinberger Patrick J. Lepeak Joan M. Lesniak Kenneth M. Lesperance Judy A. Levasseur Andrew T. Liberacki Virginia A. Licht Donald W. Liedke Judith M. Limberg Larry W. Lincoln 205 Perry L. LinvUle Chester H. List Rudy J. List Bruce W. Lofback Bruce E. Loll Donald H. Lon do Jerry E. Londry Thomas H. Loomis Mary E. Lopez Lawrence J. Loviska John F. Luebkert Frank W, Lukowski Thomas E. Luptowski Thomas S. Luptowski Gatis D. Lusis Gerald R. Lynch James E. Lynch Ronald L. Lynch Ray C. Maas Ernest J. Mackelski Barbara Mackenzie Franklin Mackenzie Margaret MacPhail Karen L. Maeder Paula K. Mahoney Gary J. Majeske Joseph R. Malek Edmund L. Markey Kaye E. Martin Mary G. Matzelle Taylor V.Mayou Martin P. Mazany Michael McAllister Ronald J. McAllister Sharon M. McCann Kenneth C. McCarty Tim J. McColloch Virginia L, McDow William R. McDow Richard L. McDowell Kathleen McFarland Mary L. McGregor Janet M.McGunegle Michael Mclnerney Barbary A.McIntosh Shirley A.McIntyre Lennon H.McKendry 206 Brian W. McParlan Marla J. McWethy Ronald E. Mealoy Willis A. Meddaugh Carole A. Meisch Colleen A. Merrill Robert N. Mertz William J. Metevia Frederick J. Meyer Richard H. Meyer David K. Michael Mary E. Michaels Jerry L. Michalsky Barbara A. Miller Gary A, Miller Janet L. Miller Joann K, Miller Richard E. Miller Robert R. Miller Harlow J. Minkin Donald J. Mitrzyk Irene M. Mole ski Thomas H, Monto Julie A. Morrisette Paul E. Moszyk Leo E. Mroz inski Karen L. Muehlenbeck James W. Mueller Arlene E. Narlock Bonnie J. Nash Fred H. Neal Judith E. Neal Jeanne L. Nees Allan D. Nelson Marianne E. Nemode Mary A. Neuendorf Larry T. Newsome David M. Niederpruem Lawrence H. Nitz Dennis K. Nowak Fay E. Nuffer Carolyn J. Olsen Albert W. Orr Leo D. Oswald 207 Craig E. Otis Glen A. Painter Leroy C Q Parlberg Joseph D. Paulus Paulette A. Peloquin John C. Pemble Thomas K. Perry James S. Peters Richard M. Petersen Gerald C. Peterson Richard A. Piering Jacquelynn J. Pines Timothy E.Plum Judith J. Polak Eugene W. Potzger Gary J. Purman Gordon L. Ranger Thomas F. Prill Thomas J. Przybylski Phyllis J, Rauen Bernard C. Reder Donald A. Reder Richard W. Reder Elaine F. Reed William H. Rees Marilyn A. Reetz Nancy J. Reid Gary C. Reinke Dennis M. Remington Ronald W 0 Remington Chester N. Rezler Robert A. Ricker Marie Riffelmacher Joseph J. Rigda Arthur D. Robinson Robert A.Roessler Waldo F.Roseberry Sandra K.Roth Gerald H.Rozek 208 Harold H. Ruthig Earl J. St Laurent Kaye E. Santek Alan R. Schafer Joyce H. Schafer Karen J. Schaffer Sandra K. Scharffe Clifford A. Schimm Donald J. Schmidt Margaret L. Schmidt Wayne R. Schmidt Lawrence J. Schmitz Kaye G. Schoerner Thomas W. Schomaker Marjorie M. Schramke Gordon A. Schroeder Beth M. Schuette Robert M. Schultz Wayne D. Scott Gayle E, Secor Mark R. Sedgeman Cecil R. Sefton David Seidenstucker Arthur W. Seiferlein Kenneth J. Seifferly Irene Seklins Carolyn L. Sermon James W. Severin Sharon L. Shabluk Penny L. Shaddeau Sonia A. Shaheen James G. Sharpe Barbara J. Shaw Jim W. Shearer David M. Sheldon Roger E. Shewfelt Gordon J Sieja Jeanne L. Skyrme Gene B. Slachta Frank J. Smekar Harvey E. Smielewski Dennis C. Smith Larry W. Snedeker Michael E. Solinski Mack B. Solomon Bernard A. Spencer 209 Clarence G. Spencer Judith Spinner Lanny D. Sproull Ronald E. Stachowiak Tim J. Staehling Emma J. Stafford Carol J. Steiner Richard K. Steiner Karen A. Steve Fred L, Stimpson Mary S. Stine Frederick J, Stingel Erwin F. Stoldt Daniel R. Stratton Robert J. Streu Kenneth E. Sturm Thomas Sullivan Timothy G. Sullivan William C. Swaffield David E. Swiss Gerald T. Sylvester Charles E. Symons Gary A. Szczepanski James F. Szott Francis Szutkowski Roberta A. Taber Judith A. Taglauer Perter Tallon William J. Tarachas Susan J, Tarrant Bette M. Taylor Harvey O. Taylor M. J. Taylor David L. Thomas John M. Thomas Larry A. Thomas Lowell M. Thomas Harter H. Thompson Sandra K. Thorne Robert J. Thorsen Michael S. Thor son Roy W. Thumme Joann J. Tifer Don Tillman Jack S. Todoroff Michael J. Tokai Carl E. Torres 210 Kenneth R. Toth Kenneth N. Trask Bertha Trogan Michael E. Trojan Robert C. Trojanowicz Bruce A. Trollman Catherine E. Trope Jean A. Trudell Beatrice Ugartechea Bernard H. Uhlmann John G, Uhlmann Peter Van Derwill Jeanne M. VanOchten Joyce M. Van Ochten Robert H. Van Tol Ruth E. Varty Paul C. Vasold Michael J. Vayre Thomas E. Verhanovitz Mary A. Vincent Richard F. Vitek Valdis Vitols Rosalyn A, Voss Dale T. Wachner Elizabeth L„ Wacker Sharon L. Wahl Donald L. Waller Dorothy Wappenhensch Wayne P, Wascauage Carol A. Watson Janet K. Wawrzyniak Larry E. Weir Edward F. Wejsa William L. Wells Stanley L. Wesolek Robert W. West William A. Westover Richard H. Wetters Karen A. Wickens Michael R. Wieland Robert R. Wilcoxon Ruby M. Williams Virginia N. Wilson Nancy S. Winistorf Sue A. Winn 211 Virginia Winners Dallas J. Winslow C. Wisniewski T. Wisniewski Joseph Wittebols J. Wojciechowski Barbara E.Wojcik Max R. Wolpert John T. Woodard David J. Yarmuth Richard Yoesting John R. Yorks Janet L. Young James P.Zanner Charles Zehnder Richard Zuehike Russell Zwingman Non—classified of Community Service Janet K. Ames Charles E.B a ine Darrells. Bedard Gary Bird Herman W.Blehm Donald L.Boccia Bruce W. Boulton John R. Bour deau Louis E. Brady Richard D. Brown Barbara Christensen Nicolett Ciaramitaro James L. Costello Gary G. Dean James B. Decker Warren G. Dietzel James W.Diffell Richard C.Digby David M. Dillon 212 Thomas R. Dillon William P, Dillon Mary K. Doyle Doreen J. Drown John S. Eesley William H. Eichler Clayton L. Ender Susan C. Fisher Dick L. Gillion Lawrence B. Gohm Kay A. Graham Constance L. Grinell Virginia Guevara William R. Hamlin Robert C. Hand E Henderson Richard A. Honig James T. Hopkins George D. Hurst James F. Jezak Donald W, Jones William A. Judd Jack M. King William R. Kirk Philip L. Knight Sandra A. Korf Larry C. Krak Larry D. Kuebler Gerald F. Kwaiser Thomas P. Laporte Peggy J. Lauer Ralph J Lynch Wallace M. MacPhail Charles A. Malpass John M. Manwell James T. Marx Linda R. McCann Larry I. McComb Robert D. McFall James C. McNalley Donald H. Meinecke Kenneth F. Mell Thomas B Mendyk Clarence W. Meyer 213 Gerald A. Meyer Joseph R, Miklosovic Thomas D. Moe Gerald E. Moore Ralph J. Morand Paul T. Morris Richard L. Mrozinski Robert A. Narloch Ronald J. Oconnor Louis J. Pacek Alan L. Patrick Susan M. Perrot Thomas R. Piegols Harold C. Plaga Diane L. Piuss Charles E. Proulx James M. Pumford Walter L. Purigroski Gary F. Rabideau James T. Rackstraw Joseph C. Ralph Kenneth M 0 Reisig Jill A. Remington Ronald T. Rolando Stuart J. Roller Brenda L. Roosa Kenneth L. Ropp Dennis P. Rousseau Carl R. Schaper Wayne A. Schnettler Edward W. Schrank Courtney Schroeder Thomas P. Schroeder Grant F. Schwinck Herbert W. Sheardy Lawrence J. Shindorf Karen L. Sorenson Martha A. Tucker Gloria J, Vadovich Lyn M. Vetting Eugene C.Volk Dennis Weisenbaugh Merida E. Whitfield James R. Wisniewski Kenneth C.Worley Jerry K. Wright 214 Robert C. Yoesting Roger S. Zaharco 215 College of Letters Joseph Stokes Dean of the College of Letters Dear Students: The worth of any school has two chief measures: the purposes toward which it aims, and the effectiveness with which it reaches its goals. The aim of the College of Letters can be clearly stated. We must prepare students for the world in which they will have to live. All schools say this, but too much of our education seems to be imitating the generals who prepare for another war just like the one before. The world is changing too fast for that. Young people cannot be trained only for specific situations; they must be given the attitudes, the skills, and the flexibility which will enable them, from their own resources, to meet problems at present wholly unpredictable. Even that is not enough. The men and women of the future must have some interpretation of life and some ethical purpose in it which can make sense out of what would otherwise be a kaleidoscopic madhouse. They must have the security which comes from acquaintance with the greatness of the human spirit in our past, the confidence that comes from calm appraisal of the inter-relatedness and complexities of our present, and the courage that comes from tested ability to meet the new and different when they face it. Such are our purposes in the College of Letters. Of course no human institution ever completely achieves its objectives, and true evaluation of the effectiveness of what we do together now can only be made many years hence in what you then do alone. Nonetheless, we think we have made a good start, and I am confident that - if we can hold to our purposes - our students will perform to their credit and ours in the decades ahead. Sincerely yours, Joseph M. Stokes, Dean College of Letters Freshmen of Letters iMjkriJUfc Darrel P. Arnold Thad C. Aaron Anthony F. Abar Ronald F. Abdella Judy A. Abrams Beth £. Agricola Beth K. Ballantyne John E. Barchak Kathleen A. Barnett Henry G. Bean Janice A. Beechler Jean M. Belger Gary W. Bellile Jon L. Bennett Linda L. Berthiaume Clifford C. Bielby James H, Blevins William G. Bosley Sandra K. Bowyer Donald L. Brink Patricia L. Brink Karol L. Brown Gail A. Bryant Elizabeth Bullington Nancy J. Burbach Mary E. Bush Mary E. Cain William J. Call Fred S. Carress Thomas K. Casault Judy A, Chambers Keith C. Chappell Patricia A. Chasnis Martha M. Colby Carolyn Cole Mary L. Czarnecki Kenneth C. Crandall John V. Dashner, Jr. Susan J. Davenport Linda C. Davison Lee A. Deganton Lorraine S. Deganton Thomas J. Deplonty John H. Dinse 219 1 Peter is Dobulis James E. Doidge Barbara J. Dolfi Terrence Donahue George Donoghue Rosemary Dorrien Donna J. Drake John H. Durbin Jean E. Edgar William E. Eichorn Thomas B. Ennes Richard Esckilsen Elmer F. Fahndrich Gary H. Fiebke Arthur J. Field Ardis K, Fischer Richard B. Flucke Michael A, Frost Larry J. Fuller Charles E. Garrison Charlotte A. Geiger Johnny H. Gerhart Ingrid H. Goff Joe Gonzales Longino Gonzales Dean J. Goodeman Gary Gosaynie Mary A. Gouin Kevin F. Green Michael J. Gricar Margaret A. Groth Ronald C. Grover Carla A. Gunther John J. Hagerty Jan R. Hale M C Hammontre Margaret Handel Thomas Hansen William Hartley Sandra J. Hayward Maryjo A. Hebert Rodger E. Hein Robert Hemphill Barbara Henne Richard Hennink Mary K. Henry 220 Anita M. Herbst Caroline M. Heritier Robert J. Herm Sally R. Hetzner Terry M, Hickson Robert P. Hill Joan A. Hintz f Elaine M, Hoeppner John H. Holst Elaine F. Hyatt Audrey F. Ingram Ladd B. Irvine Shirley M. 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Standish John M. Stevens Robert L. Stevens Barbara R. Stumpfig . w. James H. Switala LeRoy H. Taglauer John M. Thompson Wayne E. Trombley Robert E. Tuggle Jeffrey L. Turner 223 Joan E. Vanblarcorr John C. Vanlooy Marjorie Vanochten James Vanwormer Norene Vanwormer Edwin L. Viera Robert J. Vitito Robert A. Wall Edward J. Wallen Joann M. Walraven Michael G. Walraven William R. Walter James R. Warren Andrea K. Wazny Dennis E. White Erika Wiederrich Susan K. Wiggins Barry A, Williams Dee E. Williams Jane C. Williams Barbara Williamson John D. Wilsie C Wisniewski Kathleen R. Witer Ronald F. Witucki Jos Wojciechowski Ann J. Wolpert . Sharon Worthington Carole A. Wrege Mary L. Wuepper Randy L. Wysong John B. Zientak Mary Zimmerman Bradley D. Zittel Maria L. Zuniga Non—classified of Letters John D. Karwat 224 The Faculty Lome P. Adams A.B., A.M. Hazel M. Batzer B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Jean Borland B. B. A. Charles Breed B.S., M.S. Brendan Cahill B.A., M. Robert T. Calef B.S., M.S. 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Kirk Richard Klein Georgiann Klosowski B.S., M.A., Ph.D. B.A., Ph.D. B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. 228 Hermanis O. Kuplis M.D. Olive Lagden A.B., M.A. Samuel Levine B.A., M.S., Ph.D. Ruth W. Long B.S., M.A. Aline Lynch B.S., M.A. Carleton Mabee Eleanor Maliche Joseph L. Mazanec Edward V. McNally Harriet C. Morgan Rosemarie Nagel Richard H. Northrup Margaret Omans Harry G. Parks A.B., M.A. A.B., M.S. B.A., M.A. A.B., A.M., M.S., Ed.D. 229 John Pawling B.A., M.S. George O. Pease Robert B. Pettengill B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Kathleen B. Plum Lawrence A. Pursglo ' B.S. B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Ada Royal B.S., M.A. William A. Ryan Louis M. Sanker B.A., Ph.D. Arnold A. Schwartz B.S.F., M.F. Govind Singh B.A. M.A. Earl W. Smith Edward J. Stry Robert N. Tinker B.A., M.A., Ed.D. B.A., M.Ed. B.S., M.S. Nicholas Tonhazy Louis K. Ueberhorst A.B., M.S., Ph.D. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. 230 Virginia van Benschoten Oskars K. Vilsons A.B., M.A., LL.B., Ph.D. M.A. Mary Ann Vogt Theodore D. Vosburgh John A. 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