Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

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John H. Brinn, Dean of the College of Community Service, has worked as a news commentator during World War II, a high school teacher and principal, and a college teacher. In his leisure time, Dean Brinn enjoys bowling, reading, camping with his family, and Boy Scout work (he is chairman of a troop committee). But Dean Brinn’s chief interest is the success of Delta College. He is especially devoted to the task of providing educational opportunities for all who need and desire the service which may be appropriately rendered by the College of Community Service.

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COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY SERVICE FACULTY

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LORNE P. ADAMS was an English major at the University of Michigan, where he earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees, and now teaches physics and chemistry at Delta. Mr. Adams has taught at Bay City Junior College, Vassar and Port Huron High Schools. Mr. Adams has two sons at Mason, Michigan, and one son in California. His daughter Betsy is a student at Delta, and his daughter Diane attends Bay City Central. Mr. Adams is one of the very few expert fudge makers in Bay City. JEAN S. BORLAND is a native of Saginaw who enjoys travel, and is a member of the business department. She has studied at the U. of Michigan, Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School, and MSU. She has worked as secretary to the business manager of the residence halls at the U. of M., as a personnel secretary at Dow in Midland, and as a teacher in Saginaw High Schools. Miss Borland also has experience in abstract and real estate fields. She spends summers in northern Michigan, and enjoys music. MARJORIE M. CANN, currently directing and teaching mathematics in the improve¬ ment division, earned a B.Sc. at Acadia University, a M.A. at MSU, and her Ph.D. at the U. of M. She has taught in public schools in Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, East Lansing, and at Acadia University. Her interests include music, philosophy, people, and philology. Among Dr. Cann’s many hobbies is golf, and she considers the discovery of Delta an important event in my life.” MR. CHARLES W. CASTILLO of the Speech department received his B.A. and M.A. degrees at the University of Redlands, California. He did post-graduate work at the University of Colorado. He has taught precise diction at Redlands University, crisp articulation at Syracuse University, clear speech at the University of Colorado, and popped impromptu speeches at Bay City J.C. 24