Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

Wm§ (Vwil GNOSIS 1965 Delta College University Center Michigan THE DREAM Staff Co-Editors Barbara Brady Sue Schuster Sue Gilbert Kathleen Mahoney Vicki McDonald Barbara Parker Business Manager-Advertising Cheryl Crawford Editor Barbara Cay Bill Forbes Norma Kernstock Judi Mattson Copy and Layout Barbara Sovereen Photographers Charles Hiner Karen Abler Edie Bode Jess Merrill Geri McDaniels Larry Morse Sue Rombalski Sue Schram Faculty Adviser Jan Schreiner Virginia Morrison 3 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS OUR COLLEGE 6 FACULTY 16 ORGANIZATIONS 50 SPECIAL EVENTS 64 ATHLETICS 82 STUDENTS 100 ADVERTISEMENTS 152 5 THEY BUILT TO COOPERATE AND ENJOY COMMUNITY AFFAIRS The School is a Community. The Meeting ground for students of the Tri-Communities. To Study Learn And Grow Registration Begins During the year, 14 Clubs TAKE OVER FAREWELL, THE END OF TWO YEARS F acuity Donald J. Carlyon Acting President Delta’s Board of Trustees Starting at left: Oscar M. Anderson, Chairman, George Butterfield, Richard Lear man, James Stuart, Fred Chapin, John Riecker, Donald Hall, Clarence Graebner, Melvin Zahnow, Treasurer, Jane Sutton, Secretary. Missing: Otto Pressprich, William Collings. Gwendolyn E. Lewis Secretary Jeanne L. Niedzinski Secretary Carlton L. Krathwohl, Dean of Students and student, Mary Jo Grocholski 20 STUDENT Elizabet h A. Corbishley Associate Dean of Students Kenneth Heafield Associate Dean of Students Palmer B. Kern Director of Co-operative Education and Placement Director SERVICES Dean L. Scott Director of Admissions Aline Lynch BUSINESS Marjorie Leeson Missing: Dale Keyser, Donna McCloy, Daniel Zwemer 22 The aim of the Business Division is to teach the basic and advanced skills necessary to the successful business person. Some courses taught are: typing, shorthand, filing, data process¬ ing, machine calculation and advertising. GEORGIANN KLOSOWSKI DOUGLAS GORDON 24 Charles Hooks HUMANITIES The Humanities Division, as the name im¬ plies, is dedicated to the study of those traits and characteristics of man which dis¬ tinguish him from other forms of life. The literature, art, music, and philosophy of both western and nonwestern civilizations are surveyed in humanities courses. Em¬ phasis is placed on practical creative experi¬ ence for the individual student. Brendan Cahill Walter Yoder MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Division provides both fundamental and advanced courses in a full range of material necessary for the scientifically and technically trained person. Robert Devinney Joseph Mazanec 28 John Kostoff Cova Elkin Oskars Vilsons Zane Wilson Donald Laughner Dr. Donald Wheeler Bruce Corliss ' I Science Science has never con¬ tributed more to any other society than ours. The Science Division aims to develop leaders in this vital field through the teaching of both basic and advanced skills in the classroom and laboratory. Eldon Enger 30 Marion Woodford Lome Adams Curtis Menning Dr. Edward Stry Missing: Marion Whittaker, Owen Homeister, Richard Northrup. 31 Dr. Harry Parks Gerald Faverman SOCIAL STUDIES One of the most accessible ways available for students to keep in touch with this ever changing world of today is to take a class in social studies. The aim of these studies is to focus student attention on past and present problems of the world community in which he will live. Jo Anne Gassmann Dr. William Hoffmann Patricia Drury Harvey Wichman John Pawling Dr. Louis Doll Missing: Edward Lawlor. 33 Technical George Pease The Technical Division has grown during this past year and now in¬ cludes courses in agriculture, ar¬ chitecture, drafting, electronic technology and surveying. James Laabs Arnold Schwartz William Streib Clifton Rutledge Robert Tinker Physical Education The philosophy of the Physi¬ cal Education is to provide stimulating athletic activities for as many students as possible. Lynn V. Conway Dr. Daniel Kinsey Elanore M. Thompson 36 IMPROVEMENT The Improvement Division con¬ tributes to the development of the effective student by assist¬ ing those people who do not meet the academic standards of Delta upon their entrance. Improvement courses include: English, science, and mathematics. Carl Hendershot Donna Weyer Florence Gase Missing: Virginia Chase, Char¬ lotte Seiler, Genevra Grossman. Mary Ann Vogt James McNamara 37 School of Nursing The Delta College Division of Nursing, by offering the associate degree program, is helping to alleviate the growing shortage of nurses. Under the direction of Dr. Luis Fol- gueras, there has been a revision of the cur¬ riculum, integrating the sciences, and incorporating growth and development with the nursing course. The number of credit hours needed for graduation has been decreased to better align the nursing program to the educa¬ tion pattern of a junior college. By means of classroom lecture and selected hospital experiences, under the supervision of the Delta nursing faculty, the student is able to obtain first hand knowledge and practice in the art of bedside care of patients. After completing the required courses, and receiving an Associate Degree in Applied Science, the graduate is eligible to sit for the State Board Examinations in Nursing. These same examinations are taken by the graduates of three and four year schools. Upon success¬ fully passing this exam, and earning the proud title of “Registered Nurse,” he or she can fill a position in a hospital, doctor’s office, or clinic with the assurance of doing a competant job. Although the graduate of the associate degree program is not trained to function in a super¬ visory capacity, with experience, time, and additional education, this too can be accomplished. Crystal (Morse) Lange Eleanor Callahan 38 Luis Folgeuras Dorothy Valentine Marlene Mehlhose 39 40 LIBRARY The Library of Delta College is the central study area and operates as an integral part of the educational program. Books, maga¬ zines newspapers, and other types of library materials are available for student and faculty use. At present the collection num¬ bers more than 50,000 volumes with back files of periodicals maintained either in bound print or on microfilm. Libbie Kessler i | : i | « : : ll ‘ 1 3 ? Janice Stostad Agatha Zvirbulis Missing: Dorothy Horwath, Zigrida Vilks, Linda DeWitt, Connie Dixon, Connie Manyen, Marjorie Palmer. 41 RONALD BLACK, Television Executive Producer-Director, checks content of Delta closed-circuit programs. RAY WOODS, Chief Engineer, Television, monitors a closed-circuit program. Television Department 1964 was a big year for the Delta College Television Depart¬ ment. In October Delta went on the air with an educational television station operating on Channel 19. Included in im¬ provements are a new General Electric transmitter, a trans¬ mission tower and a video tape recording machine. Programs such as a Nursing Care Series, an Economics series, the History Department and the Delta Choir appear on the air. ROBERT MALOY, production assistant, readies equipment for a closed-circuit tele¬ vision lecture. Diane Phelps above, a Delta College co-op, works in the Billing Department of the Dow Corning Corporation, Midland. She is shown working on a machine that teletypes materials in Dow Corning offices all over the United States. Robert Hoppe, below, a Delta College co-op student at Saginaw Steering Gear, is shown checking the Micro-structure of a high carbon steel in the Metallurgical Department of The Steering Gear plant. w CO-OP Delta College has nearly 400 stu¬ dents working in their Co-operative Education Program. These students are in business, engineering, me¬ chanical technology, chemical tech¬ nology, medical technology, pharmacy, building materials and management, technical architecture, and many others. We have pictured in this book only a sampling as the Delta College students are working in 115 different factories, offices and businesses. These co-ops are in Detroit, and six other states, as well as in the Saginaw Valley. Di¬ rector of Co-operative Education at Delta is Palmer Kern. Myron Maxson, a Delta College co¬ op, is shown reproducing prints from aperature cards in the Reproduction Department of the Baker Perkins Saginaw Plant. EVENING CO LLEGE ROBERT STUART Most courses offered in day programs are also available during evening hours together with a variety of special classes not offered on the day schedule. A comprehensive pro¬ gram of testing, counseling, and guidance assists evening college enrollees in program planning and assures that all rules and re¬ quirements governing community college credit courses shall be commensurate and observed in both day and evening courses. Although designed primarily for the con¬ venience of employed persons, f or whom attendance at day college is frequently im¬ possible or inconvenient, the evening col¬ lege classes are attracting an increasing number of students of all ages. LYNN HEATLEY 46 flpfi 48 ‘ . 50 ORGANIZATIONS 51 Womens League Cabinet standing, Left to right: Jane Bailey, Irene Verhanovitz-Winter term President, Laura Wheeler, Karen Schutt. Seated, Left to right: Connie Brown, Karen Loomis, Elizabett Prikulis, Helen Shaheen, Linda Luckett, Fall Term President of Women ' s League Cabinet. WOMEN’S LEAGUE Women ' s League is an organi¬ zation which serves the needs and interests of all Delta wo¬ men. Each year the organiza¬ tion has four projects which include “Common Knowledge, the girls ' Fall get-acquainted supper; the Christmas Dessert, which includes a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus; the Mr. Irresistible contest, whose win¬ ner is crowned at the Valen¬ tine ' s Dance; and the Mother and Daughter Tea and Style Show in the Spring. 52 Young Republicans Designed to develop cooperation, and enthusiasm among Delta ' s Republicans, the Young Republican ' s Club offers an opportunity to promote the party ' s plat¬ form and candidates through practical political education. Sue Schuster, Secretary, and Edward Cherry, Fall Term President, are campaigning for their favorites. Bill Forbes, left, is sure of his candidate. Seated from left to right are the Winter Term officers: William Nason, Council Repre¬ sentative, Walter Eddy, president, Wesley Thorpe, Vice President, Sue Schuster, corre¬ sponding secretary, James Holtrop, treasurer, and Jane Bailey, recording secretary. 53 PUBLIC AFFAIRS Just as the title sug¬ gests, the Public Affairs Club is con¬ cerned with matters of interest to the general public as well as those of Delta Col¬ lege. Many contro¬ versial subjects have been discussed this past year by speakers invited by the Club, Republican, Demo¬ crat, and otherwise. CIRCLE K The Circle K Club, quite active in the past, is a service club. The Club pro¬ vides a means by which the men of Delta can be of service to the school and the tri¬ county area. Weekly meetings provided the opportunity for interested males to plan projects and so¬ cial events at the college. 54 Young Democrats Tim Newman, president, center, briefs fellow students on the qualities of Lyndon Baines Johnson, Senator Philip A. Hart, and congress¬ man Sanford A. Brown, in the heat of the presidential campaign. The Young Democrats of Delta College are those students interested in pro¬ moting and developing a responsible and efficient government, and fostering civic, social, cultural and political ac¬ tivities on and off campus, and support¬ ing all Democratic candidates for public offices. 55 CHOIR I Mr. Loren Cady The choir of Delta College, working under the direction of Mr. Loren Cady, performed at many of Delta’s formal events during the school year. On March 18 and 19 the choir, accompanied by an orchestra of musicians from the area, presented Kurt Weill’s American folk opera “Down In the Valley” to a large tri-county audience. NUMISMATIC The Numismatic Society unites all stu¬ dents interested in coins. At their meet¬ ings Delta collectors limit religious and political discussions to coinage. 56 NEWMAN The Newman Club, one of Delta’s most active clubs, promotes the social, educa¬ tional, and religious goals of the Catholic students on the Delta campus through bi¬ monthly meetings, social gatherings, and lectures given by visiting clergy. ARCHITECTURE The Architecture Club promotes interest and in¬ creases the knowledge of architecture to all inter¬ ested Delta students. Field trips, lectures, and projects are included in the busy activities of this club. 57 COLLEGE COUNCIL Tom Corbett, Fall Term president, discusses some college council business with C. C. member Randy Campbell. 58 •-d O Jeannie Brunette, C. C. member, Skip White, treasurer, and Will¬ iam Dunkley, interview candidate for treasurer, William Burns, on Delta’s closed circuit T. V. William Dunkley, second from right, Winter Term C. C. president, congratulates the 1965-1966 officers from left to right: William Burns, treasurer, Jerry Boissonault, president, and far right Paul Corad, Vice President. Ethics, left—A1 Finney, president, right—Jim Leishman Vice President. The Ethnics, an active folk music group, devoted a lot of time to interest Delta students in their pure type of folk singing. Weekly club sessions were held on a workshop level, during which members swapped techniques and songs. Delta students and tri-city resi¬ dents enjoyed the results of their work in the two con¬ certs which were held during the year. ETHNIC CLUB Penny Marr, Rosemary Scherzer, and Karen Abler enjoy a folk music session in their spare time. A1 Finney entertains at an eve¬ ning folk music concert. 60 JAZZ CLUB Delta’s Jazz Club met weekly the school year in an effort to make jazz more popular. The club promoted interest by helping people understand the different phases in the history of jazz, and bringing a well-known jazz group to Delta in the spring. SKI CLUB The Ski Club is another of Delta’s more active groups. The club held meetings regularly and brought to¬ gether all of the students interested in this outdoor activity and provided a good outlet for their enthusiasm. Several field excursions were taken, one of them during one of the worst snowstorms in Michigan. 61 For students interested in Journal¬ ism, Delta provides three different types of journalistic forms to choose from. The Collegiate interests stu¬ dents who enjoy a fast pace. The Dialogue provides all students with a place to display their literary and artistic talents. The Gnosis, Delta ' s yearbook, gives students a chance to show off their photographic and layout abilities. Craig Boike, Winter Term co-editor of the Delta Collegiate, picks up a Hot lead” via telephone. Publications Mentor, Mrs. Virginia Morrison, has activated countless Delta students in her capacity of journalism instructor and advisor to publications. COLLEGIATE, DIALOGUE, GNOSIS PROVIDED A VARIETY OF JOURNALISTIC EXPERIENCES Edward Cherry, publications board chairman, shares planning session with Larry Morse, Fall Term editor of the Delta Collegiate. 62 Gnosis staff members include: Bottom row, left to right: Kathy Mahoney and Sue Schuster, Co-editors, Barbara Sovereen; top row, left to right, Charles Hiner, Bill Forbes. Sue Schuster, Gnosis Editor, pre¬ pares copy for the 1965 edition. Sue ' s background includes a summer in Germany as an exchange student. Time to Relax. Edie Bode, co-editor of the Collegiate, challenges Ken Wiggins to a fast game of chess. Triumvirate. Lab staff members of Dialogue include, from left to right: Gary Schneider, Alan Boatman, editor, Erwin Marker, Art editor. 63 64 SPECIAL EVENTS 65 Charlie Brown hurries to the polls to cast his vote for Dick Adams, left, for sophomore |! representative. ELECTION DAY STUDENTS DON BEST DRESS i “Frosh Day,” an all-college “dress down” with a trophy being awarded to the person with the most unusual dress is one of the main features of the year. Due to the enthusiasm and interest dis¬ played, Freshman Day will be an annual event. Highlighting this day will be an all-college dance. Geri McDaniels gets ready to cast her ballot. 66 ED KEY, who the judges have chosen as the best “dressed Down stu¬ dent is presented with the trophy by Tom Corbett. “Man, what a day! “Like I says to my wife, I says, ‘Boy, do I need some new clothes 67 Faculty and students met once more in their annual attempt to express, discuss and evaluate mutual problems and goals. A good share of the weekend outing was devoted to just plain fun. This event is held with the hoped for result being a betterment in the cold war between faculty and students. This year ' s Coldwater meeting was termed a success as students and faculty returned refreshed and ready to set to work on common footing. 68 COLDWATER CONFERENCE ETHNIC CONCERT The Ethnics, a fast-growing and popular folk music group, staged its first public concert in Delta’s Lecture Theatre. Even the noto¬ riously lethargic student body turned out to see the show. Amateur sparkle blended with professional style captivated the audience, during the two hour performance. High¬ lighting the show were songs by Karen Abler and original arrangements by A1 Finney, the groups president. WOMEN’S LEAGUE CHRISTMAS DESSERT The Women’s League of Delta College sponsors an annual Christmas Dessert to the delight of women faculty members, faculty wives, and women employees of the college, as well as, its women students. This year the dessert was served in the Crystal Ballroom of the Bancroft Hotel in Saginaw. Santa and Mrs. Claus, alias Mr. and Mrs. Nate Doan, presented gifts to several guests, including vitamins for Miss Eleanor Thompson, women’s physical education instructor, a gold star for Miss Elizabeth Corbishlee, associate dean of students, and corn pads for Miss Sue Schuster, yearbook editor. Santa and Mrs. Claus strike up a tune with a choir member. The Faculty Wives Choral Group entertains. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM A breath of fresh air after hard studying for exams was provided for all who attended Delta’s Christmas Pro¬ gram. During the afternoon of December 18, the choir, directed by Mr. Loren Cady, presented a holiday concert to all the students assembled. A wind- instrument quartet also performed under Mr. Cady’s direction. Nelson Schmidt assisted as student director, and a solo was heard by Robert Henning. SUE SCHUSTER DIANE THOMPSON MISS DELTA CANDIDATES JUDI MATTSON CAROL STEELE KATHY GOMAN PAT RYDELL LINDA GRIFFIN 72 Missing: Idell Allen, Carol Berkobien, Kathy Dardas, Linda Foco, Rose Klish, Penny Marr, Darlene Mercier, Betty Wilson. MISS DELTA BARB CAY MISS CAY’S COURT CATHY MARTIN JEANNIE BRUNETTE CAROL WELLS Missing: Sue Pettet GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP Ralph Morand inquires if he has perhaps found gold at the Bayport Quarry, on a field trip. Geology instructor, O. Holmeister, pauses for a moment as these rocks catch his attention. •The classroom was never like this! states puffing students exploring geological structures for the first time. Students get in the spirit of the field trip as they focus their attention on some interesting specimen. Mardi Gras Mardi Gras, a dress down day sponsored by the Newman Club, in the Winter Term, was a welcome change from the everyday school attire. The Medal¬ lions had everyone swing¬ ing with their groovy beat. They performed for an hour in the Commons, and played for a dance in the gym. All in all, Mardi Gras proved to be an enjoyable day for everyone. 75 ▼ R E G I S T 76 r RATION 77 DELTA COLLEGE HONORS COMMENCEMENT GUESTS A major event of the spring social season was the April dinner honoring the commence¬ ment speaker, Thomas Brennan, chairman of the board, and Michigan Legislature mem¬ bers. Left to right are: Robert Devinney, chairman, faculty commencement committee; Miss Marilyn Kelly, State Board of Education member; Oscar M. Anderson, chairman, Delta College Board of Trustees; Mrs. Donald J. Carlyon; Thomas Brennan, chairman, State Board of Education; and Donald J. Carlyon, acting president of Delta College. 78 COMMENCEMENT—SPRING 1965 79 80 Recipients of this year’s awards were, from left to right: Pamela Howell, Marshall Hier, and Karen Loomis. 82 ATHLETICS 83 WOMEN’S INTRA ] The art class sketches fencers, left to right: Sandy Taylor, Vicki McDonald, and Mary Woodford. MURAL FENCING Elaine Oberle, Women’s intramural fencing champion. Women’s intramural fencing runner-up, Bonnie Staudacher,receives her trophy from Miss Thompson. The women’s intramu¬ ral fencing consolation is awarded to Sandy Taylor. 85 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL ▼ Merz, Dixie Crouin, Allene Shells. Back row, left to right: Jane Brugge, Betty Sanders, Sue Riedlinger, Betty Welsh, Miss Thompson. 87 Men ' s intramural volleyball champions. Back row, left to right: Scott Anderson, Lee Perrigo, Dick Purcell, Alan Golden. Front row, left to right: Ron Ebright, Shelly Lit- ran, Howard Deal. 88 Intramural Basketball champions for 1965. Front row, left to right: George Wilson, Kelly Whitney, A1 Katz, Dale Young. Back row, left to right: Joe Demijohn, Steve Digsby, Bob Willeke, Bob Graham. 89 OUR TEAM BASKETBALL Forest Benaway Roger Brown Pete Cirulis Tim Clayton Vince Combs Joe Demijohn Ray Dickerson Jim Flora Bob Gorashko Eddie Key Gary Miner Larry Niederstadt Lee Price Tom Pritchard Chuck Rousseau Dick Williams Bob Willeke Manager, John Czerewko DELTA COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Delta 92 82 Alumni Delta 78 86 Kincheloe AFB Delta 69 82 Alpena Delta 65 87 Port Huron Delta 86 101 Flint Delta 77 86 Henry Ford Delta 80 58 Concordia Delta 73 82 Jackson Delta 81 86 Henry Ford Delta 71 82 Grand Rapids Delta 81 100 Davenport Delta 70 73 Alpena Delta 105 75 Northwestern Delta 76 57 Concordia Delta 96 84 Kellogg Delta 85 86 Flint Delta 74 97 Port Huron Delta 90 68 Alpena Delta 82 86 Davenport Delta 84 71 Muskegon Delta 75 100 Benton Harbor 90 Cheerleaders. Left to right: Ruth Ann Reif, Janet Gerst, Elaine Oberle, Carol Brown, Diane Booth, Mavis Dummer. 91 r DELTA DEBS Delta Pom Poms. Left to right: Ruth Ann Reif, Mavis Dummer, Janet Gerst, Diane Booth, Carol Brown, Sue Ferrio, Elaine Oberle. Delta Debs, otherwise POM POM GIRLS, help better school spirit by performing at athletic activities and school assemblies. They work with the Athletic Board to encourage campus participa¬ tion in the year’s school activities. 92 TENNIS Spring Tennis Team. Left to right: Jag- dish Jhavda, Fred Hertder, Jim Robinson, Terry Manwell, Bob Bagerski, Coach Lynn Conway. Jean Hoxie, far right, world ' s cham¬ pion, poses with her students from Hamtramck and Peaches Barkowicz, center, world ' s junior champion, after performing before crowds on the Delta courts. 94 TENNIS CLINIC Students rest before going into action on the Delta courts, WRESTLING On March 27, the Michigan Junior College Invitational Wrestling tour¬ nament was held at Delta College. Results: 123 lb. class: 1. Dan Wetlaufer-Schoolcraft 2. John Black-Alpena 3. Tom Duchane-Delta 4. Ron Gillman- Jackson 130 lb. class: 1. Dave Roberts-Grand Rapids 2. Bill James-Schoolcraft 3. Dick Munger-Delta 4. Dick Dunlap-Jackson 137 lb. class: 1. Chuck Wimbley-Grand Rapids 2. Gary Wejrowski-Delta 3. Steve Duncan-Schoolcraft 4. Konning-Alpena 147 lb. class: 1. Roy Hunter-Jackson 2. Ron Paquette-Alpena 3. Stray-Grand Rapids 4. Steve Moore-Delta 157 lb. class: 1. Tom Redenius-Muskegon 2. Dave Risselada-Grand Rapids 3. Kemnitz-Alpena 4. Gil Schmidt-Concordia 167 lb. class: 1. Ed Mosley-Muskegon 2. Henry Hampton-Jackson 3. Harry Webster-Alpena 4. Pete Sarver-Concordia 177 lb. class: 1. Howard Thorkilson-Jackson 2. Forest Frith-Grand Rapids 3. Steve Thomas-Muskegon 4. Clark-Schoolcraft Heavyweight class: 1. Darrell Spragg-Alpena 2. Chuck Hulce-Jackson 3. Bill Babcock-Grand Rapids 4. Don Oakley-Schoolcraft TOURNAMENT - I ji H ; I 1 I; ti n B 1 U I W I 1 .v a. 1 if I ' ll fj] b tnJTr tt:it Lj vj mm mi .g mi f! s i 100 -- , T I Debbie Abbott Joann Adamouski Diane Adams Beth Agricola John Anderson Juris Anderson Marilyn Anderson Bette Annis Dennis Armstrong Jon Armstrong Edwin Atha Gerald Augustyniak Alexander Awrylo Frank Aymer Jr. Charles Bailey Thomas Bala David Balash Albert Balleria Mary Lou Banda Alda Barnes Frederick Behm Kathleen Beisel Mary Barnett Bruce Bartlett Dorothy Batkoski Carol Beck Mary Beck Lee Beller Earl Bennett Gail Bennett Karen Berg 102 Theodore Bergtold Glenn Berner Ted Berry James Blevins Roland Block Alan Boatman Anthony Borton Thomas Boruszewski Felix Bosco Paul Bosley Linda Boukamp Betty Ann Bourdow Sandra Bovee Barbara Brady Mark Brehm Donald Brink William Brinker Carol Brown Connie Brown Roger Brown Jeannine Brunette Judy Buechler Maude Burton Richard Beutel Donald Beyer Anne Bickel Frances Bickel Judith Bila Paul Bishop Vernon Bitler Gerald Black John Blaine 103 Francis Butler Rae Lynne Campau Thomas Casault Leonard Castillo Mary Caumartin Carol Cavanaugh Barbara Cay Peter Ceglarek Lucille Chaffer Susan Chenevert Suzanne Chowaniec Peter Cirulis Mertas Clarke Savilla Mary Cogan Douglas Conklin The steady flow of news and mes¬ sages through the fan mail board gives students a chance to keep in touch. Mary Coonan James Cotton William Cowdry Cheryl Crawford Donald Crippen Robert Cyborowski Robert Dack Frank Daily Norman Daniels Carrington Day Dianne Debolt Richard Doak Stanley Doane — 104 Caren Doehring Ronald Doering Vernon Dollhopf Michael Donovan Lauren Downer Michael Doyle Richard Drzewicki Patricia Dudek William Dunkley Gary Durow Dan Eager Lois Eckert Allen Eichhorn William Eichorn Ray Elvey Bonnie Erickson Elaine Erlenbeck Mary Ernsberger Ronald Erway Alan Fahlen Sandra Falkenstein Richard Ferguson Charles Fernette Susan Ferrio Patricia Fijak Robert Fillmore Marilyn Fischhaber Eileen Fitch Fred Flathau William Fournier Thomas Frank Gerald Frost John Furlo Imants Gailis David Gamez Pamela Gase Mary Gerschefske Eldon Geyer Jack Gibas Bryan Gidley 105 j Ronald Gnatkowski Gerald Godi Thomas Gosen Thomas Gottschling Wendy Gougeon Catherine Gouin James Gregus Steve Griffin Marsha Groulx James Haddix David Haenke JoAnn Hager Ann Haley Gary Hall Jerry Hall William Hamann Elizabeth Hammis Robert Hanley Richard Hannon Richard Harpham Wayne Harris Jean Haskin Arthur Herryman Frederick Herter Edward Herzberg Charlene Herzberger Janet Heyse George Hidalgo Marshall Hier Charles Hiner Joan Hoefling John Holst 106 Harold Holtrop Robert Holzhel Carl Hompstead Robert Hoppe Angeline Horny Pamela Howell Gayla Huber Kent Huber Karen Hudzinski Sally Hurst Carol Huskins Ladd Irvine Frank Isackson Wayne Jackson Paul Jacobs Eugene Jakubczak Leonard Janowicz Darlyne Jezowski David Johnson Earl Johnson Patrick Johnson Paula Johnson Margery Jones Marilyn Jones Richard Kabat Thomas Kaczmarek David Karl Douglas Karmon John Karpicke Alan Katz Karen Lee Kaufmann Janice Keaner 107 Richard Kullberg Karl Kupsis Richard Kusowski Jimmy LaFore Gail Lance Robert Landowski Marwood Landskroner Martin LaPorte Lois Larson Harold Lefler Kenneth Leinberger James Leishman Patricia LeMieux Lawrence Licavoli Ruth Limberg Dorothy Lindquist Glen Linton Kenneth Linton Sheldon Litman Karen Loomis Mildred Keene Robert Kennedy Catherine Kilbourn Patricia Kimball Paula Klimas Norris Klopf Carol Kluck Sally Knapp Rosalie Knopp Deanah Kolb Judith Kosche Robert Kowalczyk Rosemary Kozan Robert Krauseneck Frederick Krawczyk Ralph Krueger David Krzewinski Phyllis Kuehn Richard Kula Terrence Kula 108 Geraldine McDaniels Marcia McDowell Dan McGillivray Colleen McGrath Robert McParlan William Meran Meribeth Metevia Sandra Lynn Metzger William Milligan Irma Moon Richard Morgan David Morman Lawrence Morse John Mortimore Dennis Muler Carol Nagy William Nason Judith Navarro Janet Neinas Barry Nelson Minerva Lopez Linda Luckett George Lundy Nadine MacDonald Bernard Macnowski Kathleen Mahoney Joseph Manelis May Mannion Ronald Marande Harold Marden Erwin Marker Ethan Marlette Susan Marosi Peter Marquardt Larry Marshall Gerald Martin Rose Mason Peggy Matthews Susan Matthews Myron Maxson 109 5 Though the halls may not seem con¬ ducive to study these students are having no trouble. James Parker Joseph Paulus Lois Ann Pelc William Pembroke Rebecca Periard Howard Perkins Lee Perrigo Gary Pietrzak Malcolm Pike Richard Piotrowski Gustav Pletz Michael Polzin Madelene Poniatowski John Pool Inez Powell Elizabete Prikulis Margaret Przybylski Charles Reagan Kathryn Redick Brian Redmond Timothy Newman Thomas Nowak Ronald Nuechterlein David Oberschmidt Thomas Ochodnicky Michael O’Connor Jacqueline Oeder Arlene Oeder Sara Jane Osborne Kenneth Pake Arthur Palmer Gerald Palmreuter 110 Charles Reeder George Reid Richard Reid Rowena Reid Timothy Ribble Barbara Richmond Jon Richards John Richardson Raul Rico Ruby Robinson Rose Rocha Kenneth Ropp Paul Roznowski William Rupp LuAnn Rutledge Patricia Rydell Thomas Sager Rene St Pierre Robert Samyn Jan Sanderson Barbara Sanocki Bertram Schafer Frances Schank Robert Scheerer Rosemary Scherzer Kenneth Schlaefke George Schoenmeyer James Schoenmeyer Suzanne Schram James Schradel Stanley Schultz Sue Schuster 9e, I wish that trophy were mine,” s this hopeful freshman girl. Ill Margaret Schwab Frederick Seegers Robert Seiferlein Rhea Sharp Bobbie Shaw Patricia Shea Herbert Sheardy Jim Shearer Paul Sheck Laurel Sheltrown John Shier Robert Short William Shutt Dwight Sieggreen Raymond Simon Linda Simpson David Skiendziel Mary Lee Slasinski Audrey Smith Philip Solosky Gary Sparschu Neil Sproull Lawrence Sprywa William Stahl Bonnie Staudacher Kenneth Steggall Susan Stewart Julie Stickney Donald Storck Linda Strait David Straub Robert Streu The discussion of problems can im¬ prove understanding and offer a needed break for relaxation. Under a technical education program, Mechanical Drawing is offered at Delta. Sharon Stroope Wilfred Swartz Connie Switzer Lynn Sylvester Barbara Taub Larry Thomas Donald Thompson Diane Tilley Robert Todd Harry Trahan Anthony Trogan Richard Trombley Barbara Truesdell Janet Truskoski Terrance Turbin John Udell Timothy Uhlmann Joyce Underwood Andrea Ursuy Wallace Vandecar 113 m Walter Vanderpool Bruce VanHorn Irene Verhanovitz Karen Verhey Charles Viera Ardis Wagner James Warren John Warren Here they come! Its ten minutes to the hour, the time for the charge. 1 Pamela Weaver Richard Wegener Kenneth Weidman Linda Weiss Eugene Wejrowski Gary Wejrowski George Wenzel Garth Westendorf Francis Whalen Ronald White Robert Willeke Alex Widiger Bonnie Wiedyk Janet Wiles Robert Willard Everett Williams Jean Williams T 114 Richard Williams John Wilson Terry Windiate Edwin Wirgowski Richard Wisniewski Ruthann Wissmueller Martin Witkop Lois Wolf James Wolgast Ronnie Wood Melvin Woods Rudolph Woods Sharon Worthington Eugene Wright Robert Yoesting John Yonke Pauline Yonkey Dale Young Robert Zak Aria Zobans 115 Richard Abernathy Karen Abler Judith Achenbach James Adams Norman Adams Richard Adams Roland Adams Edwin Adamski Kenneth Adamski Martyn Adamski Albert Adan Suzanne Ader Allana Aigle Frank Alex Idell Allen James Almy William Almy Jesse Alston Raymond Altscheffel Esther Alvarez Michael Ames Rodney Andrews Kathleen Andrus Lois Anger Rosemarie Armbruster Gary Arnst Glenda Arthur Rosendo Asevedo Bruce Asmun Jesse Ayala Yolanda Ayala Allen Babbe Brent Babcock Bernard Bachleda Thomas Baczkiewicz Michael Badamo Dallas Bader Robert Bagerski Jane Bailey Thomas Baird 116 F reshmen Kenneth Baker Ronald Balash Diane Bailor Priches Bandy Charles Barcia William Barnes Charles Barnett Joseph Barnett Virginia Barrera Thomas Barry James Bartkowiak Wilbur Barton Derwin Bass Paul Batkoski Patricia Baty Cynthia Bauer Lawrence Bauer Francis Baukus Donald Beck Fred Becker 117 i Robert Becker Dwight Beebe Ronald Beeckman Nancy Beeman Cynthia Bell Forest Benaway James Benjamin Dave Bennett Gary Bennett Ronald Bennett David Benson Thomas Benson Donald Berg Robert Berger Jeanne Bergevin Carol Berkob ien Gary Berner Robert Berthiaume Larry Bickham John Bieth Fran Bigda Carolyn Bigelow Reva Bills John Binkley Dallas Birchmeier Richard Bird Terrance Bishop Patsy Black Sandra Bladecki Richard Blasy James Blue David Bluem Clifford Bluemlein Eugene Bober 118 A commuting school has one busy the coat check, run here by a student, Roger Bober Sue Bobic George Bobick Edith Bode Janet Bodine Phillip Boes Gerald Boissonneault Rex Bollman Gary Bonadurer Rosemary Bond Edith Bondarchul Ray Bonner Robert Boquette Gerald Borsenik Rosalie Bosco Dianne Bothe James Bourcier William Bovee Sherry Bow John Bowden Marilyn Bowden Betty Bower Elaine Bowman Jane Ann Bowns Susanne Boyce Patrice Brady Lawrence Bragiel Joseph Brandmair spot on those long winter months, Carol Wing. 119 Katrina Brandt Robert Brandt Delores Brashaw Charles Brauer Suzan Breen Sharon Brennan Shirley Brissette Loyd Bristol Charles Brittain William Bronz Mary Brooks Nellie Brooks Philip Brooks Donald Brown Duane Brown Edward Brown Tom Brown Gail Browne Gail Bruening Peter Bruessow Alice Brugge Laura Bryce Ronald Buchalski Melvin Buckey Doris Buckley Peter Buda Lucille Budzinski Wesley Bueker Gary Burgeson Conrad Burk Joyce Burke Freddie Burney Robert Burns William Burns Kenneth Burnside Thomas Burt Gail Burton Gloria Burton Bruce Burzynski Gary Busch f 120 James Bush Thomas Bush Ethel Butler James Butler Dennis Buzzard Gary Byron Mary Ann Byron Roger Cady Allan Caesar William Cain James Calhoon Cynthia Campbell James Campbell Mary Campbell Randalea Campbell Patricia Campeau Anne Carlisle Bonnie Carmichael Albert Carr Brian Carrier Virginia Carroll David Carter Richard Cartmill Patrick Casey Luis Castellanos Theresa Castillo Katherine Castle Richard Cebulak Susanna Cervantes Jerry Chambers David Chapman Norman Charters 121 Karen Chartier Glen Chateauneuf Edward Cherkinsky Ann Cherry Dennis Cherry Edward Cherry Thomas Cherry Timothy Cherry Beverly Chesny Richard Christe Mary Christian Gary Church Thomas Cierzniewski Michael Ciesielski Susan Marie Ciolek Richard Ciosek James Clark Tim Clayton Charles Clinard Virginia Cogan Colin Colbert Bored? Meet your friends at the book store, where a special collection of humorous cards will raise your spirits to a new high. James Cole Vincent Combs Deanna Cook 122 Michael Coonan Carole Cooper Edward Corcoran Ruth Corley Paul Corrad Candace Cosbitt Thomas Courtemanche Robert Cox Terry Cox Sandra Cradit Ralph Craft Robert Crandall Valerie Crawford William Creighton Mary Ann Crete Carol Crossland La von Crowl Gail Cruthers Gail Cunningham Ron Cunningham James Curnutt Frank Czap Russell Daly Steven Dangel Linda Dankers Alison Dankert Ronald Dankert Donald Dansereau Joyce Dardas Kathy Dardas Carol Dauer Thomas Dauer Charles Davis John Davis Larry Davis Richard Davis William Day Howard Deal James DeCorte Basil DeFore 123 ! Garwood Degeer Gregory Degeer Gerald Degroat Christine Dehart David Dehn Daniel Dekett Robert Del a van Daniel Delong Joseph Demijohn Jean Demongey John Denbraber Jacquelyn Dent Edward Denton Gerald Denton Robert Denton Ronald Denzel Donald Derocher Carol Derosia Kay DerStepanian Gary DeSander Gary DeShano Ronald Deuel Marilyn Dey Helen DeYoung Larry Dezelah Raymond Dickerson Lois Dietrich Kenneth Dietzel Carol Digby Shirley Diggs Stephen Digsby Sharyn Dill Karl Dinse John Dobulis Donald Dodick Cris Doil Bernard Dole Jeanne Donley Joann Donnelly Harold Doran 124 Art students spend hours of work designing and con¬ structing their various projects of design. Dennis Dowling Judy Downing Donna Dreher Lee Dreyer John Dubord Ronald Dummeldinger Mavis Dummer Carmen Duncan Pearl Dungey Michael DuRussel Sharon Duvall Harry Duwe Dwight Dykman Michael Eastman Wayne Eastman Ronald Eberlein Donald Ebright Ronald Ebright Randy Eischer Aaron Elek Connie Dowis 125 The tranquil, peaceful atmosphere of the garden offers a perfect spot for relaxation or study. Gary Ellavich John Ellis Terry Elrich Diane Endline Robert Engels Charles Escalera Timothy Evans Jane Eyre Keith Fahndrich Jerry Fairchild Sharon Fairchild Michael Fales John Falk Jack Falkenberg George Falkenhagen James Falsey Patricia Farley Gary Feeney Cheryl Fegert Howard Feingold 126 Judith Fick Nancy Filiatraut Donald Filipiak Ralph Findlay Ray Findlay Richard Finger Roxanne Fischer Patricia Fitch Karen Fitzgerald James Flandysz Margaret Flannery John Flattery Dennis Fleming Larry Fleming James Flora Lawrence Flynn Claire Foco Linda Foco Michael Fons William Forbes Wayne Forster Gary Fortin June Foulds Janet Fox Janice Francetic Eugene Franek Margery Franklin Carolyn Frantz Carol Fraser Joyce Frederick Sieglinde Frist David Fritz Dennis Fruehauf Lloyd Gabriel Annajo Gadd Mike Gallagher Mary Ann Garnet Webster Gansser Velia Garcia Donald Gardner 127 Bernard Gardyszewski Joseph Garvin Sandra Garvin James Gast Gary Gasta Lawrence Gatza Leslie Gaus Carole Gawne James Geiersbach Randall George Janet Gerst Toni Gibelyou Kathleen Gielda Sharon Gifford Susan Gillman Robert Gilman Mary Gilmore Terry Gilson Barbara Glumm Thomas Gobeske Jerry Gobeski Neva Golden Cathleen Gomon David Gonzalez Ramiro Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Vaughn Goodenow Ernest Goold Robert Gorashko Randall Gosen Carol Gouin Gerald Gould Sidney Gowdy Robert Graham Jim Granse Stewart Grant James Graveline Joyce Green Kathleen Green Kevin Green 128 Marilyn Green Sue Ann Greene Terry Grenell Linda Griffin Donald Grimmer Barbara Grnya Mary Grocholski Randy Gross Robert Gross Roy Grunow Karen Grybowski Mary Guernsey Gilberto Guevara Juanita Guevara John Gunn John Gunther Raymond Gutierrez Donald Hackett Terrence Hackett Paul Halas Stephen Halbig Dennis Hall Thomas Hall Dale Halm Suzanne Halm Nile Hamilton James Hammond Michael Handel James Hansen Roger Harding Robert Harris Ronnie Harsh Stephen Hart Barry Hartfelder Charles Hartman Dennis Harvey Richard Havercamp Harry Hawkins Evelyn Hayes John Healey 129 William Heath Greg Heckathorn James Heffner Raymond Heimberger Sandra Heinz Leonard Heinzman Gary Helwer Kathryn Hempel Aria Hemphill Robert Henning William Henry James Hensler Lorraine Hepworth Sharon Herbert Janet Herm Ruth Ann Herman Mary Lou Hernandez Alan Herrick Barbara Herringshaw Richard Herzberg Richard Herzog Frederick Hess Frank Hewitt Lois Hileman George Hillebrand John Hinkle Ralph Hinton Gregory Hintz Timothy Hintze Candence Hipke Donald Hlavacek Anson Hobbs Gregory Hodge Bonnie Hoerauf Roger Hoffman William Hoffman Jerome Holcomb William Holden James Holland Donald Hollingsworth i i n i i ■ K ■ ■§ 9 b I I I 130 Mary Holst Diann Hompstead Thomas Howard Ronald Howell Alberta Hubbert Benjamin Hudson Mark Hudson Terrence Hugo Lonna Hunt Gladys Hyatt Aria Zobans finds that college courses call for long hours of concentrated study. Richard Iamurri William Ignatowski Thomas Irish George Jablonski William Jack John Jacobs Gene Jacques Joseph Jacques Richard Jacques Mark Jakubiak Alice Jane Martin Jankowski John Janssens Thomas Jarema Frank Jastrzembowski Mary Jersevitz David Jewell Donald Johnson 131 Estrella Johnson Gary Johnson Gary Johnson John Johnson Johnnie Johnson William Johnson Cornelia Jones Elbert Jones Janice Jones Sally Jones Shirley Jones George Judd Mariann Jungerheld Jerome Kaczynski Frederick Kalis Michele Kalt William Kamenar Benjamin Kanuscewski Charles Kapplinger John Karam 132 A break between classes means ti me for coffee, and a few minutes for girl talk. Timothy Karst Susan Keech Roger Kehrier Ronald Keinath Mary Keit Penny Kelly Ronald Kemerer Timothy Kempf Janet Kenel Jerrolynn Kenney Michael Kerby Kenneth Kernstock Norma Kernstock Colleen Kerr Vaughn Kidder Gary Killingsworth John Kin Carol Kindig Jean King William Kirker Frank Kitcho Ken Klein James Kleinfeld Richard Kleinfeld Rosalie Klich Cheryl Kline Allen Kloha William Klopf Victor Klouse Dean Klump Daniel Knapp Gary Knochel Ernest Koerber John Kohut Curtis Kolberg Fred Kolles James Kometh Allen Korkus Elizabeth Kosick Robert Kostrzewa 133 James Kostrzewski John Kowalczyk John Kowalski Randall Kozak Victoria Kram James Krcmarik Gary Kreh Dennis Krzyzaniak Kris Kuhlman Dennis Kula Robert Kullberg Myrna Kunkel Elizabeth Kurtz Michael Kusch Glenn Kuschinsky Richard Kutsch Patricia Kwaiser Dale LaBelle Herbert LaCross Eleanor Laetz Richard LaFore Marvin LaFrinere William LaGrow Patricia LaLonde Paulette LaLonde Wayne Lambert Robert LaMere Mary Lang Dennis Lange Karen Lange Kenneth Lange Phyllis Langenbahn 134 Robert Langenburg Bruce Lanham Susan Lanphear Douglas LaPage Robert LaPan Michael LaPorte Mary Larson Michael Lauman John Laverty William Laverty Andrew Leach James Leaman Lawrence LeBourdais Gerald Ledtke Charles Lee Cynthia Lee Randy Lee Richard LeGault Gerald Lehner Charles Leibrand Wilbur Leidig Walter Leinberger John Lemcke Richard Lemke William Lemmer Millard Leslie Tonna LeVasseur Laura Levi Thomas Lewicki Carolyn Lewis Mona Lewis Carol Liedke The court, during the early autumn months, becomes an outdoor study hall, though this student forgot all about his studies. Bernard Light Patricia Likam Linda Lindner James Lindow Marie List Robert List Paul Lobodzinski James Lockwood Spencer Loehr Thomas Lohr Richard Londry Dale Long Kenneth Loop Sally Lucsy Monica Lukowski Vicki Lynar Richard Maatman Carolyn MacDonald Jack MacKenzie Allan Maczka Randall Madison Jacqueline Maeder Hikmat Mahmoud Brian Mahoney Nancy Maier Robert Majewski Mark Maksimowicz Joseph Malecki Jean Manley Julian Mantel Allen Marden Richard Marden Christine Markey David Markin John Markle Kenneth Marks Rickey Marlette Penelope Marr 136 David Martens Catherine Martin Corette Martin Diann Martin Gary Martin Karen Martin Mary Martin Dolores Martinez Rebecca Martinez Wayne Marx Steven Maschino Preston Mason Ross Mattern Ellen Matthias Danny Matthies Harold Mattison Judi Mattson James Maurer Terry Maxwell William Mayhew Ali Akbar Mazloom Robert McAlear Ronald McAlindon William McAnallen Roy McBride John McCabe Maureen McCarty Edward McCoy Robert McCrea Robert McCubbin Sandra McCurdy Vicki McDonald Diann McEachern David McFarland John McGhee David McGregor Kathryn McGuire John Mclnnis Ellen Mary McIntyre Arthur McKinney 137 Lawrence McKinney Thomas McKinney Michael McLaughlin Charles McLeod Randal McMillon Pamela McNeil Karen McNenly Karen McPhee Grant Meade Michael Mehnert Jack Meltesen Susan Mendel Darlene Mercier Emerson Merkerson Judy Merz Wayne Michaels Joseph Michalski David Mickey Robert Mickey Perry Middleton Craig Milbrodt Michael Miles Robert Miles Edward Milkowski Barbara Miller Dean Miller Fredrick Miller Keith Miller 138 Larry Miller Lois Ann Miller Richard Miller Terry Miller Thomas Miller Ann Morello Robert Morford Barbara Morgan Linda Morrow Kathy Muehlenbeck Charles Mullen Judy Mulroy Richard Munger Shirley Murday Bertram Murphy John Murphy Dan Murray Patricia Murray Ronald Myers Sandra Meyers Terry Nab Daniel Nadolski Wesley Naegele Douglas Nagel Eugene Nagle Dennis Miner Gary Miner Glenn Moll Charlene Moore Donald Moore Gary R. Moore Gary W. Moore Gerald Moore Gregory Moore Majorie Moore Michael Moran Ralph Morand 139 Sandra Nagle Robert Nancarrow Richard Needham Sandra Needham James Nees Dwayne Nelson Thomas Nemeth James Nentwig James Neuerburg Gary Neumann Mary Lee Neumeyer Thomas Newberry Cletus Nichols Thomas Nichols John Nickless Larry Niederstadt Diane Nikolai Chizuko Nishimura William Nixon Arthur Noey Paul Niemiec Norma Noonan Robert Nowak Linda Nowlin Charlie Nuechterlein Pauline Nuechterlein Jay Oakes Mary Oberle Cynthia Obertein James Oblander Mary Ochoa Viola O ' Dell Linda Oeder Rick Oesterreicher Bonnie Oglestone Walter Oldeck Bob Olson James Onago Michael Opalewski Owen Openo i 140 Ralph Oppermann Stephen Ormiston James Ormsby Lyle Orr Linda Ortega William Osmun William Ostler Daniel Ostrom Carl Otto Walter Owczarzak Gary Pabich Donna Pack Larry Packard Richard Packard Duane Pacynski Barry Paige William Palmer Richard Panzner Ana Papadopoulos Helen Papadopoulos Delta’s Business Department prepares the students to work in all phases of the business world. The training begins with the most basic course, typing. Barbara Parker Wallace Parrish Joyce Pashak Lawrence Passon Barbara Patterson Linda Patton Leo Paueglio Judith Pawloski William Paxson James PeaPhon Michelle Pearson Roger Peet Albert Pelayo Raul Perez Dale Pero Emilie Perrigo Timothy Perry Gary Peters Sue Pettet Walter Pfander Diann Phelps Mary Phillips Russell Piering Vernon Piering Richard Pietrzak Patrick Pillars Ronald Plane Carol Pleiness Cheryl Plettenberg James Polzin Frank Poma Richard Pomaville Renee Poniatowski Cheryl Poole John Pope Randall Potter Gordon Pratt Richard Premo Bruce Pretzer Duane Pretzer 142 Richard Prezzato Lee Price Teresa Price Susan Pries John Prior Thomas Pritchard Richard Purcell Gayle Purchase Thomas Purman Cheryl Putnam Gary Putnam Edward Putt Jerilyn Quackenbush Donald Quast Anthony Quintero Margarete Raab Michael Race Alvin Rader JoAnn Rae Jack Rahn Marlin Ranger Roger Rasbury James Rathke Raymond Rau William Rau Ola Ray Robert Redmond John Reeve 143 Dennis Reeves Susan Reid Ruth Reif Thomas Reinbold Robert Reinhardt Liga Reinis Cecil Reinke Terrance Resinor Jackie Rexius Manuel Reyes Terry Rice Robert Rich Dennis Richard Robert Richard Gale Richardson Alan Robetoy Janice Robishaw Anthony Rocha Linda Roese Wesley Rogers Julie Richardson Susan Riedlinger Robert Rigda Herbert Ripke Pamela Roberts Joseph Roggenbuck Ruth Rohde Ronald Romaine Robert Rosa George Rosenberger Robert Ross Nancy Roth Rickie Roth Charles Rousseau Barbara Rubis James Rummler Michael Rupp Herman Rupprecht Nathan Rupprecht Dale Russ 144 Thomas Russell David Rusz James Ryan Sandra Rynd William Sackrider Gary Sammons Pete Sanchez Betty Sanders Duane Sanders Michael Sanderson Sally Schian Lyle Schieber Jerry Schlicker Laurel Schlitt Nancy Schmeck William Sanderson John Sarge Stephen Sarle Daniel Sartain Twyla Sauer Mary Schafer Wayne Schaeffer James Schaper Ronnie Scheall Robert Schewe Stephen Schmeck Suzanne Schmeck Nelson Schmidt Thomas Schmidt Karen Schmiege Diana Schneider Gary Schneider Leo Schneider Karl Schoeppner Connie Schrems David Schrems Julia Schrems Larry Schroeder Paul Schubert Dean Schuette 145 Keith Schuler Jerry Schultheiss Gary Schultz Rosemary Schultz Robert Schumacher Robert Schust Michael Schutkowski Karen Schutt James Scovic Margaret Sczepanski Daniel Sears Dasy Seawood Darrel Seegmiller Dwayne Senske Helen Shaheen Thomas Shappee Daniel Shauger Kathleen Shearer James Shell Allene Shells Bruce Short Richard Short Alan Sieja Paul Siers Scott Silk Philip Silva Teresa Silva Betty Simon David Simpson Sharen Simpson Nora Sincheff Michael Skeltis Walter Skrocki Antoinette Smith Carolyn Smith David Smith Kathleen Smith Sandra Smith Susan Smith Thomas Smith 146 Wayne Smith Jeri Snelenberger John Snyder Karen Snyder Bradley Socier Gary Sommer Martha Somsel Lloyd Sonnenberg Barbara Sovereen Thomas Spears Richard Spencer Sally Spencer Sheldon Spencer John Sprague Donald Stachowiak Richard Stajdl Michael Stark Walter Stasinowsky Linda Staudacher Rita Steadman Carol Steele Richard Steele James Steggall William Steiner Malcolm Stevens Dennis Stevenson William Stevenson Evart Stewart James Stewart Nancy Stiles Patricia Stinton Barbara Stirling 147 Dan Stockford Lloyd Strang Thomas Stratton Albert Straubel Jane Streeter Marie Stuart Theodore Stumpfig Gerald Such Sharon Suppes William Surdock John Surfus Charles Sutherland Janet Sweatland Nancy Swiecicki Anne Swiercz Phillip Swihart Elaine Szabo John Taber Alan Tacey Ruth Ann Tacey Dorothy Tackac Michael Talbot Chris Tardiff Christopher Taylor Curley Taylor Joseph Taylor f Sandra Taylor Susan Taylor William Techlin William Teneyck Fay Terwillegar Charles Theaker George Theodore James Thomas Robert Thomas Diane Thompson Ronald Thompson Janet Thoms Wesley Thorp Keith Tibbits 148 Barbara Tillock Richard Toler Penny Tophan Abel Torres Marina Torres Barbara Tremaine Ralph Trim Gary Trombley Ruth Tunstall Jeffrey Turner Merrill Turner Susan Turner David Turrill Lorraine Tuttle Hillary Tyner Daniel Ulrich Glenn Unger Tamara Valerio Mary Vandecar Thomas Vandenbrooks Norbert Vanochten Paul Vanochten Carol Vanpetten Janet Van Wormer Thomas Ventrone Mary Vereb Robert Vican Donna Visnaw Marilee Volk Nancy Wackerly Joyce Wade Jean Wagner Shelley Wagner James Walker Patricia Wallace Lois Walraven Robert Walsh Duane Walters Claude Wamback John Warren 149 Richard Watkins Joseph Watson Kipton Weaver William Weber Michael Weiler Edwin Weinecke Betty Welch Carol Wells A warm autumn day brings the students swarming into the court for study and relaxation. Robert Wells Michael Wendland Michelle Wesolek Dennis Whalen Carol Wheatley Ronald Wheatley Laura Wheeler Louis White Judith Whitney Kelly Whitney James Wideman Susan Widiger Joel Wieland Thomas Wiescinski Kenneth Wiggins Richard Wiggins Jack Wildman James Wilhelm Michael Willadsen James Williams 150 Pat Williams William Williams Betty Wilson George Wilson Carol Winchester Judith Wing Fred Wingeier Ann Winslow Douglas Winslow Lawrence Wires Adrian Wise James Witte Michael Wolf Edwin Wolfgram Mary Woodford Rita Woods Thomas Woollard Neal Worthington Gary Wright Ernst Wuckert Randall Wurtzel James Yates Hazel Yoder Mary Yon Nancy Youmans John Young Kathleen Young Janice Yurgaites James Zalba Gerald Zeitler Margaret Zielinski Thomas Zientak William Zinser Vincent Zolinski Jerry Zook Raymond Zook Robert Zook Andris Zvaigzne 151 I 152 153 DECISION TIME! CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! Behind you is an important, formative period of learning—but ahead the course is yours to choose. 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