Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

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CARL H. HENDERSHOT, who is now Delta’s Coordinator of Improvement, received a Bachelor of Science in Education at the University of Akron, an M.A. in Education at the Graduate School of Western Reserve University, and a Doctor of Education at West¬ ern Reserve. OTTO E. HENNING, English instructor, received a B.S. from Central Michigan Uni¬ versity and an M.A. from the University of Michigan. He is married and the father of two children. Former teacher and principal of Freeland Junior High School, he enjoys listening to music, reading, coin collecting, sports, singing, and building his family’s house in Freeland. MARSHALL G. HIER, psychology instructor, received his A.B. degree from Central Michigan University and M.S. from the University of Michigan. He has taught in Bay City, Saginaw County, and Bay County, as visiting teacher and school psychologist; he has taught psychology at Bay City Junior College and Eastern Michigan University. His entire family is interested in rose cultivation, travel, and church activities. At Delta Mr. Hier is advisor to the Christian Intervarsity Club and is interested in bring¬ ing here the third and fourth years of study. His wife and daughter teach in Bay City Schools. For the past 16 years he has been pastor of local churches in addition to his teaching career. WILLIAM S. HOFFMANN, before coming to Delta, taught at Wiley College, Appalachian State Teachers College, Western Carolina College, and Bay City Junior College. He earned a B.A. with honors from the University of North Carolina, M.S. from the Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin, and Ph.D. from North Carolina in American History. In connec¬ tion with a course in political science he has done a video tape series, Our Federal Government.” The first of his two books won the James Sprunt Publication Award. Dr. Hoffmann and his wife have three cats and a nephew who attends Delta. For five years, the Hoffmanns owned and operated a travel camp. Dr. Hoffmann hopes to see Delta be¬ come a four-year college, preferably as a campus of the University of Michigan.”

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FRANCES B. GAINEY of the business department is currently teaching Principles of Accounting, Payroll Accounting, Federal Taxation, and Auditing. She earned a B.S. degree at Central Michigan and has done graduate work at both Central Michigan and Michigan State University. Previous experience includes teaching at Bellevue High School, Bellevue, Michigan; at Walter French Junior High School, Lansing; and at Bay City Junior College, and work at Fisher Body Division, Lansing, and Grey Iron Foundry, Saginaw. Mrs. Gainey has a fourteen year old daughter. LAWRENCE R. GAITSKILL went to the University of Kentucky for his A.B. and M.A., and is now working on his Ph.D. in political science. He is married, and has three children. Mr. Gaitksill came to Delta after teaching for four years at Bay City J.C., where he taught political science. He served as investigator for the Civil Service Com¬ mission, has been Associate Coordinator of International Cooperation Contracts at the U. of K., and has published reports for the Kentucky Legislation Research Commission. DOUGLAS C. GORDON is now teaching courses in marketing, sales, advertising, and business. From Central Michigan University he received B.A. and B.S. degrees and an M. A. from the University of Michigan. He is completing work on his doctorate at Michigan State University. He taught at Bay City Junior College before coming to Delta. The father of four children, Mr. Gordon is also sponsor of the Business Ad¬ ministration Club. JOAN HACKETT, speech instructor, has received degrees from Northwestern (B.S.S.), and Michigan State University (M.A.). Her previous teaching experience includes work at Wayne State; M.S.U.; Pueblo J.C.; and Bessie Tift College, Forsythe, Georgia. 28

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HUGH C. HOOKS attended Waco High School, Baylor University (M.A. with honors), the University of Indiana, and the U. of M. (Ph.D. fought for, not yet won). Mr. Hooks has published a few poems and essays in magazines which no one reads, and has ghost¬ written for magazines that he does not want anyone to read. Mr. Hooks has taught at the U. of M., Morningside College, Illinois U., and Northern Michigan College. He now teaches in the CCS, and in the Humanities Division of Letters, his special field being modern poetry and literary criticism. He has operated (successfully but drearily) a small business, and was for several years a professional musician. DANIEL KINSEY has long been a figure in the sports world. He has coached Olympic teams, and been a star performer himself. Besides teaching physical education classes, Dr. Kinsey coaches the swimming and cross-country teams, and is in charge of the recreation program. He is married, and his wife also teaches at Delta. RICHARD E. KLEIN, has received both his B. A., and his M.A. in economics from Mich¬ igan State University. He and his wife Esther have one son. Formerly an instructor at Bay City Junior College, his personal interests include golf, bowling, and professional organizations. GEORGIANN KLOSOWSKI, a typing instructor, has earned degrees at Bay City Junior College (A.A.) and Central Michigan Teachers College (M.A.).She has previously taught at Tawas Area High School, Clio Area High School, and Bay City Junior College. Her special interests include travel, sewing, and the Delta Newman Club, which she serves as faculty advisor. mmm