Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1967 volume:

I mumMmk ii« delta college ! llS 5,Ty center HiCH“ ' ■ fBmwMrn ■:fm GNOSIS 1967 DELTA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY CENTER, MICHIGAN GNOSIS STAFF Tom Enszer Barb Lentz Chyrl Schmeck Karen Monville Lois Neuman Bev Young Kathy Malzahn Ray Mclnerney Larry Crotzer Dennis Cull Co-Editors Asst. Editor Activities Staff Assistants Head Photographer Business Manager Advertising Mrs. Pauline Drumm Faculty Adviser Administration Faculty 6 Activities 30 Students 62 Sports 122 Graduation 134 Advertisers 138 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Oscar M. Anderson Chairman Donald D. Hall Floyd W. Bartlett Frederick J. Chapin William R. Codings Clarence F. Graebner A. F. Lippert Jr. John Riecker John A. Stewart Mrs. Paul N. Sutton PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATORS Delta administration was strengthened this year by the appointment of five new people and the dele¬ gation of new responsibility to a Delta administra¬ tor. New to Delta are: Mr. William J. Yankee, Dean for Academic Affairs; Mr. Stephen Konowalow, Director of Student Activities; Mr. Ellsworth Du- guid, Director of Placement and Cooperative Education; Mr. Martin P. Wolf, Director of Gov¬ ernmental Programs, and Mr. Karl Dubois, Director of Community Relations. Mr. Palmer Kern, former Director of Placement and Coopera¬ tive Education, was named Dean of Students. These appointments round out Delta’s admin¬ istrative staff and combine with existing personnel to provide students mature, dynamic leadership. Palmer Kern Dean of Student Affairs Standing: E. J. Duguid, Director of Placement and Financial Aids; Stephen Konowalow, Director of Student Activities; Seated: Kenneth Heafield, Associate Dean of Students; Dean Scott, Director of Admissions; Elizabeth Corblishly, Associate Dean of Students. Standing, left to right: Kenneth Borland, Assistant to the President; Carl Dubois, Director of Com¬ munity Affairs; Seated: John Krafft, Director of Public Information; Martin Wolf, Director of Governmental Programs. r Left to right, Aceie Micho, Assistant to Director of Physical Plant; Dean McConnell, Purchasing Agent; John Krawczyk, Controller; Michael Crovella, Business Manager; Willard Reading, Direc¬ tor of Physical Plant. HUMANITIES deepen the roots of life enal beir Education is more than just work”; its aim should be to dev| whole person. This purpose pro [ a Humanities division je given the opportunity various fields of learni them to become real id lead full and meaning Thi fHHHHHHHHl mar urse stu- p ex- Hhich ■man Hives. Hu Harry Northway Division Chairman Humanities Maurice Alberda English Loren Cady Music Gil Bocciardi English Brendan Cahill English Charles Breed English Pauline Drumm English, Journalism Adela Buczynski English Gene Duckworth Speech Patricia Eggleston Hulda Fritzmeier 12 Charles Hooks Speech English English Olive Lagden French James Leffew Speech Louis Sanker Philosophy Andrejs Straumanis German, Russian Russell Thayer Art Jan Wilmanowicz 13 Walter Yoder Spanish Art Peter Zacharias English - IIP % HI % w m FSL 4 in ajjp h e. it -SJ 4 HP: f jkY ' M k kjfc jp ia JBM Wm k 5 , v ' l TECHNICAL DIVISION for skills that keep industry progressing 14 George Pease Technical Division Chairman An engineering technician is one whose education and experience qualify him to work in the field of engineering technol¬ ogy. He differs from a craftsman in his knowledge of scientific and engineering theory and methods, and from an engi¬ neer in his more specialized background and in his use of technical skills in sup¬ port of engineering activities. The technical division makes Delta students must be made aware of the opportunities presented to them by the existence of our high-level technical cur ¬ ricula. These are not dead-end programs, but are programs that make it possible to continue study in a chosen field to meet the ever changing demands of our technical society. Thomas Freiwald Architectural Technology Richard Raines Electronic Technology William Streib Electronic Technology John Hoffman Drawing Arnod Schwartz Mechanical Technology Robert Tinker f5 Mechanical Technology James Laabs Mechanical Technology Donald Miotto Drawing Richard Klein Division Chairman Social Studies SOCIAL STUDIES explores man’s mores The purpose of a Social Science Division is two-fold: to teach the students of Delta College about the rela¬ tionships and problems involved in being good citizens in our society; to motivate students to be more aware of the world around them and the ways in which they can effectively utilize the principles which they learn. Louis Doll History Joseph Godard Psychology Calvin Hoerneman Economics David Howard 16 Economics r Edward Lawlor Political Science Harry Parks Political Science Robert Roman Psychology Mark Schafer Social Science Richard Young Social Science im PHYSICAL EDUCATION builds bodies for alert minds The Department of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, realiz¬ ing that it has a responsibility to the student, endeavors to promote the optimal physical, social and emotional growth and adjustment of the individual, now and for the future, through the teaching of and the participation in selected activity presented in accordance with the highest of standards governing the fields of health, physical education, and recreation. Lynn Conway Division Chairman Physical Education Barry Campbell Physical Education Physical Education Dan Kinsey Physical Education Elanore Thompson Women’s Physical Education SCIENCE seeks, finds, develops The Science Division concerns itself with the study of observ¬ able reality. Its disciplines employ scientific methods that range from the descriptive to the highly mathematical. Students in this division develop questioning minds and techniques for finding the answers. li Bruce Corliss Natural Science Lois Downer Chemistry Eldon Enger Biology Andrew Gibson Biology James Spencer Science Edward Stry Chemistry Marion Whittaker Chemistry Ronald Wilson Science Marion Woodford Chemistry Richard Ferrando Business Education Floyd Feusse Business Education Mrs. Francis Gainey Business Education Dareld Herod Business Education BUSINESS builds skills The Business Division provides prevocational and pre- Aline Lynch Division Chairman Business Isaac Keim Business Education Dale Keyser Business Education Robert Lees Business Education Mrs. Marjorie Leeson Business Education Dennis McNeal Business Education John Miller Business Education 23 John Picard Business Education John Zahner Business Education Jack Crowell Mathematics The aim is to help st skills. The which stud occupationa MATICS order 111 til atics Division at Delta Co e mathematical knowledge H |ddes the knowledge of nu they pursue general educa rograms. Robert DeVinney Division Chairman Mathematics John Kostoff Mathematics Joanne Mosca Mathematics NURSING science and skill The Division of Nursing is an integral part of Delta College. It shares the objectives of the college in developing positive contri¬ butions to the general welfare of society. The division strives to prepare selected men and women to function effectively as mem¬ bers of the health team. The objectives of the division are to assist the student nurse to: develop the basic knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for the care of the patient; develop and use the skills in critical and constructive thinking; develop the effec¬ tive use of communication skills; develop an awareness of com¬ munity problems. The Nursing Division believes that students should actively participate in the Delta College community and contribute to the ongoing activities of the student body. The students follow a rigorous curriculum in order to develop and become skilled, safe practitioners of nursing. Thus, they must be dedicated and com¬ mitted to upgrading the health care of the community. The Delta College Division of Nursing hopes to contribute in a small way in meeting the health care needs of the nation. Luis Folgueras Director School of Nursing Crystal Lange Nursing Caroline Mertz Nursing Velma Phillips Nursing Delphine Thomas Nursing step stone to progress Enhancing success in college studies is the purpose of Improvement Division services at Delta. By extending oppor¬ tunities to acquire prerequisite knowl¬ edge and skills, these courses enable a student to progress toward success in his chosen field. Individually paced instructional ma¬ terials facilitate the rapid completion of required course work and permit flexi¬ bility in meeting the varying needs of individual students. Carl Hendershot Coordinator Improvement Division Gerry Anderson Reading Kathryn Bolton English •Virginia Chase Reading Florence Gase English Edna O’Brien Reading Charlotte Seiler Reading Margaret Shepard Reading Mary Ann Vogt Science Reflected light of Improvement Division door symbolizes the purpose of the division: to brighten the future for those deficient in a particular field of study. Below, a student improves reading skills with the reading machine. EVENING COLLEGE 28 CHANNEL 19 ACTIVITIES Music Echoes In The Commons The Court, And Meeting Rooms 33 MISS DELTA 1967 PATRICIA DOLL Patricia Doll reigned over the Christmas Interlude with the assistance of her court: Karen Welters, Pam Bergen, Sue Holland, and Demene Hall. 34 College Council officers for 1966-67, left to right; Karen Schroeder, Secretary; Dave Greko, Vice President; Clyde LaLonde, President; Mike Allen, Treasurer. THE ACTIVITIES BOARD PRESENTS DELTA COLLEGE ALL-EVENTS WEEK MARCH 13-19, 1967 MONDAY SATURDAY ACADEMY AWARD FILM JOSH WHITE, JR. Butterfield 8 Lecture Theatre AND 4:00 p.m. SHELLY PAUL t IN CONCERT WEDNESDAY DELTA GYMr OOP.M. DRESS DOWN DAY ! Tickets at Bookstore: Dance Advance Admission: $1.75 person Commons: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. j At the Door: $2. 00 person SPECIAL DELTA STUDENT PRICE: ACADEMY AWARD FILM $1. 25 person (with I. D. or 4 Activity Card) From Here to Eternity PLUS Lecture Theatre 4:00 p.m. G.D.L DANCE FRIDAY ACADEMY AWARD FILM COMMONS-10:00 P.M. Tickets at Bookstore and Door: The Prize $ .75 person Lecture Theatre OR SPECIAL CONCERT DANCE PACKAGE 7:30 p.m. Available only at the Bookstore STUDENT ACTIVITY (To Delta College Students) OPEN HOUSE BOTH FOR ONLY Gym - 10:00 p.m. • 2.50 PER COUPLE TUESDAY COLLEGE COUNCIL OFFICER ELECTIONS Off E. Side Commons 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. ACADEMY AWARD FILM Stalag 17 Lecture Theatre 4:00 p.m. THURSDAY PIZZAZZ II Lecture Theatre 11:00 a.m. ACADEMY AWARD FILM Lecture Theatre 4:00 p.m. SUNDAY Delta Council Council and Student Body are participating in the Bay City St. Patrick Day FLOAT PARADE Come out and watch Delta College WIN again this year. Newly elected College Council officers from left to right: Patrick Werner, Treasurer; Barbara Jasien- ski. Secretary; William Dougherty, President. COLLEGE COUNCIL ELECTIONS Rick Stuhler, new Vice-President. DRESS DOWN DAY Brought out Ingenuity and Originality In Dance and Dress 38 Le Grand Prix Des Boites The worst dressed, Jerome Robinson. Registration begins the long semester. Academic Convocation causes speculation of next term. 41 STUDY Space Is Where You Find It West Concourse provides opportunity for conferences with fellow students, inspira¬ tion from TV, and even con¬ sultation with books. I For real meat in times of stress—term papers, quizzes, finals and the like — there is always the library. Delta Flying Club: Front row, left to right, Jack Crowell, Adviser; Faek Ali, Bill Lent, President: Bill Roedel. Back row, Terry Heidtman, Ron Farenbruch, Bill Nixon, and Charles Nicholson. 43 Anthony Quintero, Carol Meyers, Howard Nugent, Rosa Morales, Pat Werner. Twenty-two speakers from twenty-two countries as widely spread as Poland and the Philippines, Iran, Columbia and Pakistan were featured at Internation¬ al Club meetings this year. Climax of the club activi¬ ties was planning of a European trip. Nineteen people bent on tasting the culture of such countries as Eng¬ land, Switzerland, Germany, the Netherlands, Monoco and Italy were planning to leave in July for a three-week trip. Ahmed Biabani, President. Mr. Charles Hooks, speaking on academic freedom. In tune with the trend on most campuses, Delta found need and means of expression. Formally arranged Speak Outs were staged by common effort of the Wesley Foundation, The Newman Club, and the Delta College Christian Fellow¬ ship. Other evidences of student involvement in local and world affairs were seen in demonstrations, for and against one thing and another, in the editorial columns of the Collegiate and heard in conversations in the commons and wherever stu¬ dents congregated. Left to right: Bill Ten Eyck, Dave Ortega, Dave Greko, Mike Allen. 45 KAPPA SIGMA DELTA are the Delta singers who entertain at the college and in the tri-city area. Seated, Sarah Gustin, Advisor; front row, left to right, Becky Waynee, Maggie Tafoya, Margo Connaley, Margie Long, Tam- mie Mochen. Back row, left to right, Nancy Wacker, Sue Hatton, Norm Culp, Ran Goff, Mike Mahoney, Jerry Hinton, Ed Carlton, Bob Fortier, President. Missing from picture: Fred Borchard. JAZZ CLUB Sponsored The SHERMAN MITCHELL TRIO THE DELTA PLAYERS Presented THE GLASS MENAGERIE PLAYERS Present “Glass”: Laura Wingate, played by Michaelynn J. Rynd, owns a menagerie of glass animals. The piece of delicately-spun glass-refers to the frailty of Laura herself and her mothers hopes for her. At right is Edward J. Nashatka playing Jim O’Conner. DELTA COLLEGE CHOIR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. LOREN CADY The Delta Choir performed in the opera. The Lowland Sea. The story encircled two lovers; the sailor went off to sea and his true love waits. Upon hearing of his ship sinking, she marries another. He returned betrayed and broken¬ hearted. 48 PHI THETA KAPPA Honorary Scholastic Society Seated, left to right: Sharon Partlo Montney, Mary Ann Trojano- wicz, Lois Gies, Karen Mayhew, Diane Woodruff, Nancy Griffiths. Standing, left to right: Oscar Mendoza, Mary Ann Gareiss, Verena Foster, Patricia Borgman, Betty Jo Withbrodt, Marsha McAllister, Ginny Nash, w Dan Strausberg, Kathie McMullen, Voss Staehling, John V. Hall, Patricia Antell, Angeline Reinbold, Bonnie Beelman. 49 DECK THE Advisor of the publications staff is Mrs. Pauline K. Drumm. GNOSIS CO-EDITORS are Barbara Lentz and Tom Enszer. GNOSIS STAFF Standing Larry Crotzer, Business Manager; seated, left to right, Lois Neuman; Chyrl Schmeck, Assistant Editor activities; Bev Young. Missing from picture: Karen Monville and Kathy Malzahn. Fall and Winter Co-Editors of the Collegiate were Dave Short and Tom Ferguson. Spring Editor is Larry Crotzer. THE DELTA COLLEGIATE The Delta Collegiate has become a listened-to voice on campus this year. An expanded staff of dedicated reporters, artists and photographers has resulted in more timely and complete news coverage, greater variety in features and artwork and lively editorial expressions. Ray Mclnemey, head photographer for Col¬ legiate and Gnosis. Winter term Dialogue Editor was Barbara Jansienski. Fall term Dialogue Editor was Roger Moore. DIALOGUE The Dialogue is Delta’s literary magazine. The entire student body is asked to submit material and the articles printed are discussed and critiqued by the Dialogue staff. Anyone can be active on the staff. Selection of material for publication in the Dialogue is selected by a four-person editorial board and a three-person art board. Jovita Cooley, six-year-old American Indian, was “adopted” this year by the Delta Collegiate. Money for her support has been earned by Christmas candy and candle sales and a finals week “Don’t Hit The Books; Hit The Car” event. Rodney Merten, Collegiate Advertising Manager was chairman of the Jovita fund. Rodney Merten, Collegiate Advertising Manager. 55 THE DELTA VETERANS ASSOCIATION: Front row, left to right, Second row, left to right, J. Anthony, J. Diaz, K. Thorton, R. Jones, R. Flores, Treasurer; R. Brooks, President; J. Kostoff, Advisor; R. M. McLearn, J. Percell, R. Grabowski. Warren, Vice President; D. Gravlin, College Council Representative. k Women’s League: Back row, Marilyn Kern, Nancy Ericsson. Front row, Esther Smith, Jan Schneider, Jan Perry. Women’s Recreation Association: Back row, Nancy Burnham, Karen Jarema, Bev Young, Nancy Eriksson, Joyce Davis, Cheryl Begick. Front row, Jill Baird, Loreen Laracey, Jean Adcock, Flora Lozano, Kayleen Jacques, Esther Smith, Jan Weber, President. 58 f Unsuspected talent was uncovered at Pazzazz I and Pazzazz II. Individual and group presentations of vocal and instrumental music, poetry readings and drama combined to delight Standing Room Only audiences at both events. Sponsored by G.D.I., the success of the activity indicated that it will be repeated next year. Barbara Jewell was chairman for the Pazzazzes and their organization and public acceptance were due in no small measure to her ability and dedication to the job. PAZZAZZ 4L ’roach if one can only find Ifw angle. At left is a view e Delta Television tran fitting antenna from belo V 60 Winter brought hazards to Del¬ ta. There was so much snow that maintenance crews, working a- round the clock, could not keep up with it. A Collegiate staffer sprained his ankle skiing and Del¬ ta was closed because of weather for the first time in its history. As the Gnosis went to press the weather had not become quite warm enough for this activity. However, the ice was out of the pond, the fountain was misting with promise, the grass was green and the blossoming shrubs were lush with bloom. Delta Publications now have given complete cover¬ age of all angles ... at least of the head of Student Activities Director Mr. Stephen Konowalow. laggl STUDENTS SOPHOMORES Prepared to Leave Jean Adcock Richard Adams Richard Aik en Linda Allen Mike Allen William Allen Azale Almond Catherine Almy Jesse Alston Robert Ambrose Leonard Ames John Anderson Judith Anderson Judith K. Anderson Noralee Anderson William Anderson Donna Arnold Melvin Arnold 64 Gary Arnst Richard Arnst David Arvizu Daisy Baber Robert Bagerski Eileen Bailie Priches Bandy John Barchak Frederick Bardwell Virginia Barrera Lucille Bartos Derwin Bass Ryan Bates John Bateson Paul Batkoski Gary Bauer Nancy Beach Brett Bean Clinton Beane Edward Becker Bonnie Beelman Bernard Begin Donald Bellville Judith Bender Richard Benjamin Charles Bennett Jack Benson John Bergen Carol Berkobien Jeanne Bessinger Barbara Bishop Terry Bishop Evans Bissonette Karen Bitterman Ronald Blaisdell David Blazejewski June Bleicher Donald Bloomfield Phillip Boes Jerry Boissonneault Brian Bolt Allan Bonner Fred Borchard Anthony Bosco Geralyn Boucher Ethel Boutin Sherry Bow Charlotte Boyle 65 Delores Brashaw Willis Braun Carol Brechtelsbauer Sherry Brechtelsbauer Michael Bremer Dennis Brieske James Briggs Roger Britt Thomas Brokoff Nellie Brooks Richard Brooks Donald Brown Lawrence Bukowski Fred Burmeister Rose Burkel William Burns Kenneth Burnside Irving Burtt Dennis Busch Gary Busch Thomas Bush James Bush James Butler P. Thomas Cahill Don Campbell Jack Campbell Michael Campbell Dianne Carney Nancy Carter Tom Caulfield Randall Caulkins Richard Cebulak Larry Chartier Grigory Chorenko Mary Ann Christe Kay Christensen David Ciszek Connie Claflin John Clark William Coats Carolyn Cody Janene Cole Randy Collier Terry Collier Robert Colmus Vincent Combs Virginia Counts Terry Cox 66 Theodore Coyer Beverly Craig Larry Crotzer Norman Culp Gail Cunningham Ronald Cunningham Thomas Davis Donald Dawson Rolland De John Marvin Dembinsky John Den Braber Melodie De Santo Ronald Deuel Judith Dey Kenneth Dietzel Elaine Dinse Ruth Dodge Donald Dodick Bruce Donnelly Dennis Dowling Berniece Dubay Ronald Dummeldinger Cheryl Eastman Lois Eastman Dennis Eckhardt Betty Ann Eddy Katherine Eichinger Lonnie Eichinger 67 Joann Eisler Robert Engels Ann Ennest Tom Enszer Lynn Erickson Nancy Erickson Pamela Erickson Jeanine Essex Carol Etienne Susan Everson Sharon Eyre George Falkenhagen Thomas Falkenhagen William Falkenstein Tom Ferguson Jane Finke Judith Fischer Kenneth Fischer Susan Fischer Linda Fischhaber Patricia Fitch Annette Flattery James Fleming Oliver Fleming Robert Flores Jerold Foehl Kathleen Foglesong Michael Foley William Forbes Robert Fortier Gary Fortin Victor Foss Ann Foucault James Foulds David Fritz Dennis Fruehauf James Fryer Clarence Gaertner Michael Gallagher Velia Garcia Mary Kay Gareiss Randall George Jan Gessler Pam Gibson Bryan Gidley Della Gilbert Marsha Glawe John Goodrich 68 Alan Golden David Gonzalez Dean Goodeman Mary Ann Gorney Carol Gouin Robert Goulet James Graveline David Greko Terry Grenell Margaret Grnya Sally Groening Michael Groff Suzanne Grzesiak Gerald Gubody Gwen Gudritz Robert Gulbranson Donelda Gunther Susan Gunther Deborah Hahn Alan Hales Jane Haley Richard Hamlin Terry Hammond Gregory Hansen William Hartl Hans Haskin Nancy Hatfield Frederick Heath Robert Heaton Greg Heckathorn When looking at the produc¬ tion output by the publication staffs this year, one would be¬ lieve they had William Shake¬ speare on their side. However, this candid shot in the publica¬ tions office shows that the staff is not all work and no play. 1 Anita Heidtman Bernard Heidtman Tim Heil Leonard Heinzman Lance Heitz Margaret Helmreich Aria Hemphill Dianne Henrichs Arthur Harryman David Hignite Randy Hillman Gregory Hintz Donald Hlavacek Patrick Hogan Paula Hohman Susan Holland Carolyn Hopp Gary Hoppe John Hoyle Matthew Hubbard Robert Hubbard Alberta Hubbert Sheila H unsucker John Hutchins Helen Hyatt George Jablonski Judy Jackson Ollie Mae Jackson Kayleen Jacques Mark Janke Alan Janowiak Lou Ann Jarema Gregory Jaski Susan Jaskiewicz Adrienne Jezewski Ron Jezowski Gert Joerke Bruce Johnson Gary Johnson Judith Johnson Sherry Jonas Susan Johnson Shirley Jones James Jones Virginia Jones Glenna Jordan Bill Jordan Warren Juengel 70 Roger Kahn Dennis Karl Timothy Karst Leon Katzinger Henry Kaufmann Rosemary Kavanaugh Charles Keech Nancy Kelpinski Geraldine Kenny Michael Kenny Marilyn Kern Jo Ellen Kerrigan Vaughn Kidder Carol Kile Marcia Kaczmarek Robert Kemper Grant Ketterman A1 Kiley Chemistry students Maria Lincoln and Bill Heuse use the “Kjeldahl” to test the amount of nitrogen in blood. Delta Bound 1 through rain . . . or snow . . . Gary Killingsworth Julius King Nancy Klempnow Edward Klumpp Daniel Knapp Sharon Koehler Ernest Koerber Patricia Kolb Janice Kondziola Marilyn Kowalski Rod Krager Robert Kraszewski Gary Kuerbitz Kris Kuhlman Jeffrey LaCroix Clyde LaLonde Nancy LaMarr Linda Lambert William Lamere Terry Lance Mary Jo Lang Phyllis Langenbahn Loreen Laracey Douglas Larkin Richard Lauer Richard Laurette Becki Lawler Darlene Lawrence Gerald Ledtke Cindy Lee 72 Richard Lemke William Lemmer Barb Lentz Carol Leslie Doris Lewis Charles Lichon Gregory Likam Stephen Liskow Paul Lobodzinski James Lockwood Richard Londry David Lopez George Lundy Michael MacDonald Robert MacDonald Mary Mahan Hikmat Mahmoud Brian Mahoney . . . or gloom of night. John Marcou Kenneth Marks Dennis Martens John Martin Mary Martin William Martin Louis Mason Timothy Matson Linda Matthews Karen Mayhew Carolyn Maynard Donald Mazany 73 President and Mrs. Donald J. Carlyon hosted an informal Christmas reception in the board meeting room just previous to the end of the fall term. The purpose was to acquaint the students with the location of the presidential offices and give them an opportunity to chat with the president on an informal basis. Four hundred Delta students attended the day¬ long affair. Grant McArn Thomas Newberry Louis McCray Philip McDaniel Dennis McDonnell Lawrence McGarvey Mary McGrath Tom McKenny Tom McKinney David McKnight Mickey McLaren Eleonor McLaughlin James McLeod James McLin Charles McNealy Kathie McMullen James McNalley Robert McNally 74 Donald Meinecke Lealla Melvin Wallace Mentel Michael Metro Karen Meyers Diane Meylan David Michalski Cathy Micho Dean Miller Patrick Miller Sandra Mindykowski Gary Miner Harlow Minkin Kay Mitchell William Mitchell Tammie Mochen Glenn Moll Billy Moomey Gerald Moore Barbara Morgan Donald Morin Robert Mudge Dennis Muler Mary Myers Ronald Myers James Naessens Ed Nashatka Larry Neigh Stephen Nelson Thomas Nemeth James Nentwig Louise Neuman James Neuerburg Frederick Newberry Leslie Newvine William Nigl Wade Nitz William Nixon Larry Norton Paul Novak Pauline Nuechterlein Jack Nurnberg Nancy Oelberg David Ortega Linda Ortega Jeffrey Oswald Philip Ouillette Donna Pack 75 Warren Packard Christine Pahssen Michele Parrish Wallace Parrish James Pashak Joseph Pawlicki George Peeples Marcia Pelon Roger Perreault Janis Perry Robert Perry Gregg Peters Timothy Purman Gary Putnam Randy Pyle Margarete Raab Donald Raasch Michall Race Daniel Pfruender Willie Pierrie George Pike Waldis Piziks Daniel Pletzke John Pope Susan Portner Randall Potter Ellen Priebe Nancy Prior Gerald Purcell Richard Purcell Charles Reagan Larry Reaman Robert Redmond Dave Redwantz Christian Reer Sue Reichenbach Kay Ann Rezmer Spencer Ribble Terry Rice Ron Richards Thomas Richter Nancy Riegle Gary Rivard Joyce Rivett Wayne Rivett Lee Robinson Kathleen Roche Janet Rohde 76 . . . as Council listens intently Ruth Ann Rohde Brian Rolfe Gary Roshy Sharon Rossen Rock Rozek James Rummler Nathan Ropprecht Lynn Rylance Michealynn Rynd Linda Sabraw Delbert Sahr Steve Sarle Fred Sass Gary Sauer Nancy Sayen Beth Schafer Wayne Schaeffer Ronnie Scheall Thomas Schmiegel Janet Schneider Joseph Schramkoski Karen Schroeder Diana Schultz Helmut Schultz Kathy Schultz Kathleen Seager Michael Seely Wayne Seymore Martin Shackelford Ronald Sharp 77 Daniel Shauger Patricia Shea Maridale Sheldon Harold Shelton Albert Shinkel Bruce Short David Short Bruce Sias Dave Simpson Sharen Simpson Theresa Simpson Lois Sinn Glenn Skelton Michael Skeltis John Sklba Cheryl Slaybaugh Richard Small Dorine Smith Esther Smith Warren Smith Warren Snogren Brenda Snow Robert Sobek Philip Solosky Ann Sowulewski John Sprague Judith Staley Michael Stanfill Joy Staudacher Michael Stein Richard Stevenson Evart Stewart Daniel Strausberg Jane Streeter Gerald Such Char Swihart David Swinehart Frank Szybala Kathleen Taglauer Michael Talbot William Ten Eyck Larry Tessin Kenneth Teter Joanne Thiel Phyllis Thomas Diane Thompson Irene Thompson John Tobin Patricia Todd William Tracy Susan Trier Mary Trojanowicz Scott Turner Wallace Vandecar Thomas Vandenbrooks Norbert Van Ochten Paul Vansteinburg Kathleen Van Tol Larry Veitengruber Marilee Volk Catherine Wachowiak Nancy Wacker Gary Wackerle John Wagner Mariene Wagner Shelley Wagner Mary Waldschmidt William Wallace Donna Warren Robert Warren Billie Warsin Robert Wasalaski Robert Waters Thomas Waters Michael Watson Thomas Way Janis Weber Charles Weirauch 79 . . . in the crowded atmosphere of the Commons . . . the solitude of the Library Jo Ann Weiker Judith Weiss Robert Wells Linda Wenz Preston West Thomas West Paul Westendorf Barry Williams James Williams James C. Williams Melvin Wilton Thomas Wiltse Fred Wineier Tim Wirtz Lawrence Wires William Wisniewski Martin Wissmueller Albert Witbrodt 80 who find a nook all their own. Betty Jo Witbrodt Sheri Witbrodt Lawrence Witucki Robert Wohlfeil Glen Wolfgram Garth Wodtke Patricia Wojciechowski Leonard Wood Diane Woodruff Wayne Wright Barbara Wuepper Randall Wurtzel Carl Y ager Joe Yarabek Dale Yarmuth Nicholas Yelcho James Zanotti Andrew Zapoluch 81 FRESHMAN ▼ Adjust To A Hectic Climate Cecil Abbott Marcia Abler Louis Adair Stanley Adams Thomas Adams Victoria Adams Randy Ader Richard Agans Richard Akright Jerry Alatalo Dennis Albee Richard Albosta Robert Albosta Raymond Albretsen Randy Alcorn Beverly Allen Gennetto Allen Henry Allen James Allen Darlene Anderson Darral Anderson Kenneth Anderson Kristine Anderson Mildred Anderson Robert Anderson Wesley Anderson Michael Andress Betty Andrus Camille Andrzejewski Janice Andrzejewski 82 Marina Anegon Douglas Anger Patricia Antell Sharyn Apostle Larry Appold Adolph Arizola Heather Armstrong Carol Arnold Linda Arquilla Maiga Aseritis William Ashworth Gary Atchinson LeRoy Atwater Rollie Aumann Jon Avery James Babcock Dennis Babechenko Bernard Bachleda Judy Bachula John Bailey Marcia Baillargeon Jill Baird Floyd Baker Michael Bale Robert Balch Donald Baldwin Bruce Ball Catherine Ball Randall Ball Duane Balwinski Connie Balzer Richard Banaszak Jean Barber Thomas Barckholtz Ernest Barczak Mike Barnes Terry Barnes James Bartels Ignatius Barrera Dianne Bartelt Robert Bartos Betty Bassow Michael Batzer Sharon Bauer Terry Bauer Terry Bauer Fred Baumann Bethany Beach 83 Alan Beadle Rosemary Beamish Joe Beane David Beauvais Marlene Beavers Robert Becker Gary Beckrow David Bedford Richard Beehr Cheryl Begick David Begin Mary Beisel Gary Bellinger Sharon Bellinger Lilli Belokonny Jo Ann Bendzinski Dan Bennet John Bennett Robert Benson Tim Benton James Beougher Pamela Bergen Dennis Bergevin Gerald Bergman Randy Bergstrom Joyce Bernard Thomas Beutel Christina Beuthin Michael Bezehertny Ahmad Biabani 84 Alan Bilhimer Tom Bills Phyllis Binasio Alice Birkmeier Roger Bishop Karl Bittner Janice Black Morley Blackhurst Delight Bladecki Diana Bladecki Gary Blaisdell Gary Blasuis Robert Blessing Roger Blue Cynthia Boaz Fritz Bobalek Christine Boehringer Robert Boes Diane Boese Donald Bokhart Edith Bondaochak James Bordeaux Patricia Borgman Mary Ann Borushko Cheryl Boucher George Bourdow Michael Bovee Mary Jo Bowen Phillip Bowman Lyle Boyce Janice Bradley Joe Bragiel Larry Bragiel Gary Brandimore Douglas Brandt Paulette Brazeau William Bremer Edward Broaddus Bill Braddus Paul Brondstetter Robert Bronz Bruce Brooks Richard Brown Rolanda Brown Sue Brown Teresa Brown Duane Brownlee David Brushaber 85 f Kathleen B’Smith David Bushmann Loren Budzinski Gary Buechler Sharon Bullock Londel Bunting Ron Bunting Jeanne Burba Judy Burba Sharon Burgess John Burk Robert Burk Judy Burke Michael Burke Robert Burke Nancy Burnham Sharon Burns Ronald Burr Darlene Burtch George Butzler III Gary Byron Leon D. Byron Virginia Cabello Michael Cain Connie Calkins Glen Call Michael Call Connie Campbell Gary Campbell Richard Campbell William Card Elaine Carl Edward Carlton Lloyd Carmien Barbara Carpenter Larry Carpenter Robert Carr James Carriveau Robert Carswell Steve Carter Barry Cashin Gary Caspers John Causgrove Cathy Caverly Marlene Cebulak Michael Centala Leo A. Cesere Curtia Cesarz 86 Michael Chaffin Aaron Chamberlain Linda Chapman Bill Charbonneau William Charlton David Charney Tom Chartrand Thomas Cherry Suzanne Chinery Linda Cholcher Joseph Chritz Douglas Chute Ben Cichowski Judy Claes Della Clark Keith Clark Larry Clark Gerald Clayton Allen Clemons Mary Clothier Robert Coates James Cody David Coffey Gerald Coffey Jane Colby Vernice Coleman Larry Collicker Jamieson Colling Jim Collins Robert Collison It’s rumored that Mrs. Hall can fix anything! This picture may be a slight exaggera¬ tion but the sincere attitude with which Mrs. Hall helps Delta students is appre¬ ciated by all. As days roll on, our nurse continually extends her warm invitation to Delta students to come in to say hello or to have a short chat. Albert Collver Ross Colon Leslie Comfort Benjamin Conklin Robert Conlay Marco Conley Barbara Cooper Gary Cooper Richard Cooper Rita Cooper Robert Cooper Ellen Corcoran Robert Cottrell John Coughlin Bill Courbier Diane Cox Diana Craig Nancy Cramer Ren Cramer Dawn Crampton James Crampton Gale Crandell Jr. Bruce Crawford Susan Crawford Tex Crevia Kathy Crimmins Peter Croisant Tonie Croisant Sherry Crook Robert Croope Larry Crowder Karen Crozier Harry Crump Sally Culberson John Currie Francis Czabala Theresa Daly William Daly Vito Damore Ronald Damsen Thomas Dana Robert Dankert Cathy Darabos Ted Datte Tom Daugharty Preston Davies Carey Davis 88 Creativity runs rampant in the art wing. Charles Davis Joyce Davis Norman Davis Josephine Dawkins Betty Dawson Don Debardelaben Lois DeBoer Ronald DeGesero Christine DeHart John DeJohn Paula Delaney Wendy DeLong Karen Dennis Nancy Derocher Christine Derr Vicky DeShone Lyn Detzler Donald Dew Raymond Dewyer Helen DeYoung Mike Dezelsky Benny Diaz Jr. Jack Diaz Dave Dickerson Ruth Dickinson Gretchen Diehl Richard Diener Kathleen Dietlein Gisela Dietrich Dan Dillabough 89 A straight edge and a sharp pencil implement a keen mind in technical drawing. Angela Dinkel Donna Dishaw Lana Dockett James Dodge Benjamin Doil Vernon Dollhopf Tom Donaldson JoAnn Donnelly Patricia Donnelly James Donoghue Sandra Dorian William Doty William Dougherty Dewey Dougherty Bruce Draves Alfred Drescher Ann Drescher Lynda Dresser Du Ann Drexler Patricia Droptiny Leonard Dubay Len Duchene David Duclos John Duffy Diane Duncan Brenda Duncan Susan Duncan Mary Jane Dunn Dick Dunning James Durbin 90 ■ Nancy Durham Ronald DuRussel Jean Dyer Charlene Dykman Dwight Dykman William Earle JoAnne Eastman Thomas Ebelt James Ecker Robert Eden Jean Edgett Elizabeth Eglitis Larry Eichhorn William Eickholt Ronald Elder Cathie Elliott Robert Emerson David Emmrich Bruce Endline Darlene Engel Dixie Engel Gary Engel Jim Engelhardt Mary Engels Gene Engerer Lon Engwis Ron Erismann Kim Ervans James Eudis Dorothy Eurich Bruce Everson Day Ewald Richard Dzurka Ron Fahrenbruch Terri Fair Marcia Fathey Maxine Fauver Nancy Fehn Lynn Feinauer Fabian Felan James Felsing Michael Ferguson Constance Fetting Jeanne Fifer Donald Findlay James Finn Jerry Finney Jeanie Finucane 91 Carol Flandysz Maureen B. Fleming Charles Florian Marsha Flory Connie Foley Brian Forbes Bette L. Ford Verena Foster Agnes Foulds Cheryl Fowley Joy Francis Thurman O. Francisco Sharon Franek Shirley M. Frawley Ronald Lee Freeman Robert W. Frei Carol Frenzel Charles Frenzke Margaret Friedie Fred Frisch Albert M. Fritz Sheryl Froncek Jeffrey Fryer Thomas Fryer Leonard Fryzel Larry Gabor Donald L. Gage John Gahagan Sally Ann Gainor Fred Galloway 92 Could I take your coat sir? William C. Galsterer Dennis Gandy Eugene G. Gangluff Suzanne Garlo James Garrett James Gatza Janet Gatza John R. Gaulin Leslie A. Gaus Barbara Ann Gawron Linda Gehrcke George Geiger Seymour Geiersbach Daniel Bruce Geister Wayne H. Geno Thomas J. Gerger Terry Gerst David Gerulski 93 Peaceful co-existence James Getchel Sally L. Geuder Donald G. Geweniger Linda Gibowski Lois Gies Gail C. Gilbert Jim Gilchrist Alan Gildner Lucille Gill Gregory A. Gillam Larry Conrad Gilles Terrance W. P. Gillespie Kristine Gilson Tim Robert Gilson Joan Girardot Renee Girard Edward Giroux Jon Thomas Gitchell Alan Glaza Charles Glocksine Barbara Gloss James R. Gnatkowski Ronald R. Gobeyn Marsha E. Goff Randall K. Goff Kathleen Golombisky Jean Gonea Ruben Gonzales Barbara Goodman William E. Goodwin 94 Sharon Gordon James Gorney David Gorrie Karin Gougeon Susan Ellen Gould Terry Gould Robert M. Grabowski Margaret S. Graf William Graul Irwin D. Graulin Dennis George Green Donald Greenleaf David Grein Richard Edward Griese Nancy Griffiths Thomas L. Griffor Denise Grigg Peter Frill Ronnie Vance Grin Kathleen Grisez John Grollimund David Gruber Harold Grzegorczyk Paul Guldenzoph Kurtis Alan Gulliver Mary Lou Gunther Mary Lee Gutek Donald J. Gwizdala Terry Hackett Thomas Hackett Proper pronunciation and Grammar usage are facilitated in the Language Lab. Lynne Haenke Beverly Ann Hahn Michael Haight Demene Hall John Hall Anne Hallberg Dale Lee Hamilton Jerry James Hammers David N. Hand Carol Hanes Michael Hansen Carol Hanson Stephen Paul Harbour Charles Hard Constance Hardeman Robert Harden Michael C. Hardy Nancy Ann Harms John Webster Harper Anne Marie Harris Diana Harris Harold S. Harris Maureen Harris William Ira Harris Donald W. Harrison Duane Hartman Susan Hatton Dennis Haut Duane R. Haut David Havercamp Bruce Duane Hawkins Carol Hayes Polly Hayes Roger Hay man Frederick Hegyi Max P. Heavenrich III Greg Hebei Terry Heiptman W. Michael Heilbronn H. Peter Heinrich Mary Martha Heise Soheil Hekmat Merlin Helmer H. Grant Helms Edward Elmer Hemker Robert C. Hempel Roger Hendrick Jr. Victor Henige 96 Empty easels await creative hands. William Henige Linda Henne Mary Hennessy Richard Henning Jean Henry Dennis Hensley Stanley Hepworth Joseph Herek Don Herm Oscar Hernandez Frederick Hess Michael Roy Hewitt Suzanne Hewitt William M. Hewitt David Heyl Vicki Lea Hickerson Sue Higgins Wayne Hilger Laura Hill Leroy Hill Robert Hillman Ronald A. Hinkley Gerald E. Hinton Janet Hintz Jill Hobson Jeffrey E. Hodge Martin C. Hodges Savannah Hodges Robert Joseph Hofford Gail Hofmeister 97 Michael D. Hogue Kathleen Holder Paul Holka Thomas Earl Hollis Dan Hollister Lee Holmberg Ruth Hompstead James L. Honey Kay Hopcroft Mary R. Hopfensperger Robert Alan Hoppe Leif Hougen Jr. Gail Howard Timothy Howard James Howarth Jerry Eugene Howden Clark V. Howell Jr. Roger Hoyle Rae C. Hozer Roger Huber Thomas F. Huebner Gary Hugo Carl Humphrey Sally Lyn Hurdle Carol H utter Bill Hydorn Larry Ihrke Steve Inman Connie Irish Luana Irvine Gwendolyn Jackson James Jackson Larry Jackson Robert Jackson Thomas M. Jackson Gayla Jacobs Jean Jamrog Gary Alan Janiskee Michael Jank Paul F. Jank II Austin J. Jankens William Jankoviak Gerald P. Jantzi Karen Jarema Barbara E. Jasienski Robert Jasura David W. Jean Richard C. Jennings 98 Barbara Jewell James Jezewski Jerry Jezowski Ruth Jezowski Mary Jochen Arthur Johnson Douglas Johnson Frank Sidney Johnson Marc Johann John Johnson Monica Johnson Pete W. Johnson Peter L. Johnson Timothy A. Johnson Yvonne Johnson Thomas A. Johnston “I’ll get you yet Red Baron.” Dennis Jones James Burrill Jones Raymond F. Jones Jerome Kaczynski Kay Kaczynski Gail Kackmeister Konstantinos Kaltsas Gerald J. Karbowski Richard Karbowski Frederick Karol Philip Karow Carol Jay Katt Nancy Kaufman David Kazmierski 99 Just sing your troubles away. Donna M. Kazmierski Alan Kear Joe Kedzierski A1 Keene Margaret Kehrer Michael J. Kehrier Kathleen Kelly Betty R. Kempa Ronald Kempter Jacqueline Kennedy Mary Kern Tim Kern Jack Kessler William Keyes Robert Kienbaum Toive Kiisk Karen Killmaster Susan Kime John M. Kin Courtney A. King James K. King Timothy Kingman Pat Kipp Gary Kitts David Klaczkiewicz Thomas Klann Bruce Klein Richard Kleinbriel Harvey Kleinert Terry Klembecki 100 Martha and the Vandellas entertain in the gym. Dave Klemish Robert C. Klenke Michael C. Klepac Kenneth Kleppert William Klimmels Garry Klopf Rosalee Klopf Rita Knoll Brian Knowles Richard Koboldt Marilyn Koch Ken Kochany Marjorie Kocot Leon K. Koeplinger Carolyn Kohn Bernice Kokes Elizabeth Kolar Michele Kolb Dennis Kolevar Harry G. Konieczka Margaret M. Konieczka Ellis Konsdorf Mitch Kapischke Debbie Korkus Sandra Anne Kosik Harold Kostick Richard Kowalski Chester Kowalski Elizabeth Krantz James Krantz 101 Alan Kraska Marilyn Kressley Jo Anna Kruckowski Donna Krueger Stephen Krzywosinski Tom Krzyzaniak Harvey Koch James A. Kuch Daniel Kuk Marsha Kummins Kenneth John Kurecka Mary Kurecka Rita Kay Kusowski James Kwaiser Russell J. Kwaiser, Jr. Richard Michael LaCroix Michael Laeding Duane LaFond John LaForge Lee Ann LaFramboise Marvin LaFrinere Phillip Lagalo Renee LaJeunesse Thomas LaManna Richard Lambert Tthemer Landeryou E. John Landman Steven Landrum Helenan Langer Bill Langin Timothy Gene Langlois Phyllis Langworthy Bruce Lanham Michael LaPointe David Louis LaRue Dave Lash Walter LaShore Michael Lashowski Daniel R. LaTarte Alan Latty Michael Lauman Madonna Lavasseur Del Lauria Michael Lavely Connie LaVictoire F. Sherman Lazara Howard E. Lazzaro James Leach 102 Marvin D. Lear Ronald Learman R. Bruce LeBlanc, Jr. Daniel LeBrun Daniel Leek Gary L. Leddy James Lee Van Mastrigt Leendert Charles LeFevre Leslie E. Leff William Leffler Ronald M. Leigeb Thomas Leivd Erwin Lemay Delores Len Eric Philip Lentner Paul M. Leppek Harold J. Leppien Robert J. Leslie Jon LeVasseur Mary Jane Light Mary Jo Lindebaum Larry Lingle James F. List Rose List Serene Litman Mary E. Little John Loessel Majorie Long Margaret Lopez 103 Philip R. Loranger Dennis Lorenz Thomas G. Lowrey Timothy Lowrey Ester Lozand Dennis Luczak Marian Ludyjan Larry Lund Kathleen Lutz Lucille Lyda Douglas Maatman Cara MacDonald Sally Maciell Mary MacGregor Katherine MacNeil Kathleen Madigan Sherry Madigan Cecil Magnus “Delta Damsel” . . . Nancy Kelpinski Brian Mahoney Dennis Mahoney Mary Maillette James Major Katherine Malzahn Otto John Manary Jo Manczak Frank E. Mandley Ronald Markey David Markwood Ronald C. Marsh Barbara Martin 104 Candace Lee Martin Edward Martin Gary Martin Richard Martin Ray H. Martindale Willard Mason Mary Masus Karen Matowski Henry Mattheis David Maturen Susan May Wayou Mayou Cheryl McAllister Marsha McAllister Jim McAnallen Roy McBride Tom McCauley Charles T. McClure John F. McGhee L. Harvey McGrath Colleen McGuire Penny Mclnerney Richard E. Mclnerney Christine McIntyre Thomas McKear Patricia Ann McKinnon Cameron McLean Ann McManmon Pat McNair Richard McNish College Council representative Larry Crotzer discusses student activity plans with Mr. Konowalow. Eric McPeak James McPhee Karen McPhee Ruth McPhee Thomas Floyd Meads Ronald E. Meisel James W. Meister Andrew P. Melcher, Jr. Mel Mellor Sue Meluin Michael Menard Oscar Mendoza Sylvia Menshardt Roy Mercier Quilliam Merkerson Gregory Merrill Roger Mercier Rodney Laurence Merten Thomas James Messinger Carol Ann Meyer Dennis Meyer Josie Meyer John M. Meyer Michael L. Meyer David Meyers Gary Meyers Gerald A. Meyer Marlene Michalowski Judith Michalski John Michutka 106 The Court proves to be a sunny and comfortable study area. Sharon Lynn Miclens Sherry A. Mielock Kathleen Mikolaski Barbara Ann Miller Mary E. Miller Tom Miller Tearle H. Miner Oakley Mitchell Robert John Mode Frederick Moessner Larry Mohr Jane Monkkonen Karen M. Monville Carl P. Moore Richard Moore Roger Moore Rosa Morales James Morgan Leslie D. Morley Lois Anne Morr Lawrence Morse Timothy Mortson Diana Mose Patricia Moss Thomas Mosteller Mary Ann Moszyk Joseph James Mraz Michael Muehlenbeck Donald Mueller Michael R. Mueller 107 Robert Mueller Jackie Muladore Patrick Mulroy Jim L. Murdey Diane Murphy John Murphy James K. Murray Joe Myers Stanford Myers Robert L. Nadobny Mike P. Nagel Mike C. Napolitano Marie Sue Nagy Art Naranjo Robert L. Nash Virginia Nash George Naylor John V. Neering Gerald Neigh Dennis D. Neiman Barbara Nelson Michael Nelson Pamela Nelson Bill E. Nemode Barbara Newman Lois Newman Pauline Nicol Nancy Niederstadt Barb Niedzielski Larry R. Nielsen Sally R. Noddings Maureen Nogaski Karl Nold Donna Nord Donald Norgan C. Lee Norling Mike J. Norling Gary Norton Suzanne Novak Nancy Nowosad John M. Nuffer Howard Nugent Louis S. Oates Jay Oakes David O’Dell Diane O’Dell Kenneth Oeder Louise K. Oeder 108 Barbara O’Farrell Patricia Olson Ronald D. Ondrias Rachel Ontiveros Richard Opalewski Ralph Oppermann Linda Orozco Gary Orr Leland Ostergren Kimberly Osborne James W. Osborne Dennis Osmond Lyle Ostrom Connie O’Toole Kerry M. O’Tool Lynn Overton D. Owen Openo Connie Pacholke Bob Packard Diane Packard Gary Packard Larry E. Packard Ellen Paeva Jerry Pahl Sue Pantazopoulos Nancy Park Paul Parder William Parrish Charles Parsed Curtis Parson Shrouded stars seem almost tangible in the planetarium Sharon Partlo Aaron Pashak John Pashak Louis Passariello Antho Paszkiewicz Jeffrey Paul Chester Pawlaczyk Mary Lou Pawlak Frank R. Pawloski Thomas M. Payment Mark Allan Peele Daren Pelc David Pendell Mary Penzkofer Barbara Perkins Richard Peters John Peterson Roger Petri Paul Pett Michael Pettigrew Michael Pettis Melissa Prautz John Pfenninger Betty A. Phares Michael Phillips Dave Pickard James Pickard Mary M. Picard Carl Picardy Robert Pierson Thomas Pietrzhk Kathleen Plambeck Gart Plante Jan Pletzke John Ploechl Dennis Poirier Dennis Polak Bernard Polega Rosemary Polzin Joyce Pond Gary Pope Robert Powers, Jr. Albert Premo James Pretzlaff Duane Pricopi David Priebe Richard Prieur Marjorie Prime no Diane Primeau Rodney J. Prior Nancy Przygocki Connie Puffpaff Kenneth Pukancek James Putt Thomas Pytlik Richard Quintal John Quesnel Walter Quigley Anthony Quintero Jackson E. Radde Ruth Radziewicz Omer Racette Telesforo Ramirez Dale Ramseyer Thomas Rapin Larry Rasch 111 Roy Rasmus Daniel Ratell Karen Ray Bonnie Razmus Joyce Reava Joseph Reay Walter Rector Jerome A. Reder Pamela Reed Leonard Reid MaryBeth Reid William Reid Angeline Reinbold Joseph P. Reinig Clarence Reinke Donna Reinsch Michael J. Reimer Robert Reis Elizabeth Rencher Sharon Reno Ronald Renwicl Edward Rosich Kenneth Reszke Dave Reutter Fred Rice Gerald Richard Kit Ricker Paul Rickwalt David Riddick Barbara Rieffel Archery classes provide a lively sport in the woods. 112 Ronald Rippee Ronald Rinz Larry Rivett Kenn Roach David Robbing Richard Robberts William Robertson David Robinson Michael Robinson Michael Robishaw Augustine Rocha Joseph Rohde Baughn Roller Patrick Rombalski Larry Rood Patsy Roesler Raymond Rosebush John Rosich Butzin Ross Jay W. Ross Charles E. Roth Kenneth Rouston William Rozek Geraldine Rozniak Lynn Rubalcava Gary Ruffini Rodney Rumrill Stephen Runyon Roger Ruppel Marion Ruppert 113 Roselyn Russell William Russell Jim Ruthig Loren E. Rydman Terry Searfoss Dale Sage Russ Sager Alex Sallwey Rick Samson Peggy Sampson James Sanders David Sanford Cynthia Sarle Larry H. Sasse Miriam Saunders Sandra Savage Robert J. Sawyers Ellen Scanlon Frank Scott Robert Scott Robert Schade Richard Schaefer Penny Schaffer Jeff Schermerhorn William Schill Jeanne Schindler Robert Schlader Judy Schlicker Paul Schmidt Phyllis Schmidt Charlotte Schmitt Sue Schneider Sandra Schnur Dennis Schamke Warren Schramke Thomas Schrems Larry Schroeder Ronald Schuhmacher Sue Schuler Jerry Schultheiss Eric Schultz Jerilynn Schultz Wayne Schulz Ronald Schury James Schutte Barbara Schwab Linda Schwab Linda Schwab 114 The most popular student on campus stops for a stretch. Lester Schurab Greg Schwebler John Sears Marlene Sebald Alan Seiferlein Robert Semig George Sermon Leonard Servinski Louis Shaffer Martin Sharp Paul Sharp Michael Shawl Robert Sheck Connie Sheltraw Bruce Sherbeck Ted G. Shook Marilyn Shotwell Theodore Shumaker Eric Shuman Dennis Sias Vicki Sieggreen Margaret Sikorski John L. Simmons Charles J. Simon Nancy Simon Doris Simpson Michael Sivak Frank Skeltis Ronald Skelton Mary Slaggert 115 Timothy Slancik James Slates Thomas Slavin Lucy A. Sleight Michael Slezak Paul Smigiel Authany Smith Armene Smith Bonnie Smith Bruce Smith Cheryl Smith Gerald Smith Grant Smith Pamela Smith Randi Smith Richard G. Smith Sandra Smith Ronald F. Snable Dale Snyder Sandra Sobek William Sochackl Jim Sonntag Karen Souers William Soper Frederick Sova Daniel Soza, Jr. Barbara Sparling John Spatz Marilyn Spencer Barbara Sramkoski Maryann Stabler Marcia Stachowiak Edward Stadnika Voss Staehling Grant Stahl Carol Stajkowski David Stanton Gary Stebner Lynne Stein Barbara Steiner William Stelter Ann E. Stevens Carole Stevens William Stevens Colin Stevenson Charles Stewart Robert Stewart Susan Stickle 116 Judith Stinchcombe Jon M. Stinson Barth Stoner David Stoner Richard Storch Patricia Stradinger Cherry Strudgeon Richard Stuhler Michael Stumpfig Robert Sturgell Carol Sturm Jacque Sturteuant Gilbert Sturm James Sturm Tom Stuwe James Sturtevant Paul Sumera Linda Surath Margot Surel Russell Surgeson Leon Susalla Frances Sutton Linda Svercek Lynn Sweazey Michael Sweeney Susan Sweeney John Switala Richard Sykes William Symons Dianne Syring Gnosis staffer, Bev Young, is caught off guard at a night session. Ken Szabo David Szybala Michael Szymczak David Taberski Edward J. Tacey Margaret Tafoya John Talbot Rosalind Tanner David Taylor William Techlin Timothy Teenier Alfred Teneyuque Gary Thomas Russell Thomas Beatrice Thompson Kirby I. Thornton Thomas Tober John H. Todd Marcia Toepel William Tomlinson Marjorie Topa Dale Topping Isidore Torres Paul J. Toth Lawrence Townsend John Traxler Philip Treib Richard Trogan Roger Trombley Scott Trylch Joseph M. Turner Linda Turner Robert D. Turner Lester Uhlmann Marion Urban Charles Valley Jeff Uloth Thomas Valtierra Frand Vanden Brooks Jean Vanderberg Harold VanSickle Maurice VanSteenkiste Janice Van Sumeren James Van Tiflin Sue Van Tol Donna Van Wagner Dorene Vatter Jose Vela 118 Bill Vickroy Mark Vigen Alvin Vogtmann Dona Volk Melody Wackerle Randall Wackerle Robert Wagner Diane Walat James Waldie Randy Wall Cathy Walraven Thomas Walter Lynn Walton Daniel Ward Cynthia Warmbier Kay Warmbier Gary Warner Richard Warren Stephanie Warren Albert Watson John Way Electronic Technology 291 students, Dennis Dowling and Tom Enszer, look over a complicated amplifier circuit. Both Dennis and Tom are student in¬ structors in the Electronics Lab. E.T. 291 is designed togive electronics students an opportunity to pursue their particular interest in the subject. As registration in electronics continues to grow, the 291 course is used more and more to fulfill its purpose. T Jay Wayne Elizabeth Weaver Kipton Weaver Mary Weber James Weed Gerald Weeks Steven Weers Darlene Wegener David Wegener Linda Wegener Larry Wehner Ronald Weidner Matthew Weigl Gayle Weinecke Marilyn Weisenberger Charles Waissewborn Darrell Welch Karyn Welter Pamela Weiler Paula Weir David Wendling Richard Wendling Patrick Werner Richard Wendt Dennis Westendorf Diane White Joyce White Kenneth White Mary White Loretta Whitney 120 Mark Wieland Loren Wier Nancy Willert Donald Williams Dorothy Williams Jon Williams Linda Williams Margaret Willing Barbara Wilson Claudette Wilson Jane Wilson Mary Lou Wilson Roger Wilson Barbara Winchell Tim Wisniewski Kathleen Withey James Withrow James Wolgast Janice Wolinski Wayne Wolverton Allen Wood Donna Wood Roger Wood Philip Woodcock Michael Woodman James Woodrow Emery Wright Philip Wright Dennis Wuolle Valerie Wynne Shirley Wysocki Lee Yambura Russell Yeakle Larry Yockey Beverly Young David Young Dorothy Young Averill Youngs Fred Youngs Donna Zacharias Eusebio Zamora Jesus Zamora Karen Zann Robert Zapolski Frank Zajac Jonnie Zimmer Gerald Zimowske Vincent Zolinski 121 ATHLETICS DELTA Cindermen Surge Forward ... tA r ' ll Wm .V Cfc. C H pge, Delta College cross country s |||S||re¬ sented .Delta November 12 at the National Junior College Cross Country championships in Pensacola. FloRda. Dale placed tenth in a field of 125 men. f£s As Coach Kennedy Surveys Field Harriers Larry Appold, Mel Wilton, and Keith Papour set a steady pace. “Punk” Bronson takes the 440 hurdles in stride. Coach “Forddy Kennedy sees a successful season. 125 BASKETBALL Builds Sportsmen ’’ Cheerleaders: Front: Mary Beisel, (clockwise) Jill Baird, Barb Jewell, Nancy Simon, Barb Steiner, Demene Hall, Betty Krantz, Sally Noddings. LINE SCORES DELTA 96 • Alpena DELTA 67 Flint DELTA 93 Henry Ford DELTA 64 Port Huron DELTA 87 Schoolcraft DELTA 85 Grand Rapids DELTA 69 Alpena DELTA 63 Port Huron DELTA 82 Concordia DELTA 85 Flint DELTA 58 Henry Ford DELTA 74 Battle Creek DELTA 83 Jackson DELTA 76 Concordia DELTA 75 Muskegon DELTA 85 Davenport DELTA 101 Schoolcraft 92 84 106 86 57 120 100 113 81 110 80 99 85 69 85 103 81 126 Coach, Captain, Men Gary Ruffini . . . captain 1966-67 Basketball team. Front Row: Mark Janke, Statistician; Gregg Peters, Manager. Second Row: Phil Bowman, Vince Combs, Dick Dunning, Gary Ruffini, Bill Heyse, Tom Hollis. Third Row: Coach Conway, Rick Samson, Brian Mahoney, Glenn Call, Mike Laiding. 127 Upper left, Dick Dunning shows it’s a fighting man’s game. Upper left center, Bewildered opposition looks on. Above, Glenn Call pumps in two points. Left, Gary Ruffini to save the day! INTRAMURAL Sport Showed Spirit The wrestling CHAMPS! On The Court And On The Range Left, Intramural honors for the 1967 basketball season went to members of the Red Eyes who defeated the Egores 48-41. Cagers in the front row include Jim Clement, Terry Knapp and Dave Kessel. Standing behind them are Tim Slancik, Dick Peters, Denny Way and Jim Bordeau. The Champion¬ ship game was played on March 29. Intramural Volleyball honors were copped by S.V.C. “Goochies.” Players in the front row include: Mike Mahar, James Countegon, Jim Fortusniak, and Mike Anderson. Back row: Pat Donnellon, Bob Byrne, Tom Basinski and Mike Pholman. Louie Mason and Ann Drescher took top slots in the fall archery tournament. Fun Was The Name Of The Game winners—Nancy Simon an Mary White. Women’s Intramural Volleyball champs were Sally Noddings, Barb Steiner, Jill Baird, Mary Beisel, Betty Krantz, Barb and Dee Hall. With Mixed Participation IP W W£SS k IH «wmm I ■mkh mm srsp® : ■MRl fi ; wmm ,% vmmum mwm JSSHPI HMW1 hwm 11 u w mmm mrMm HnfiMiflii HMMMii mmmmmwm vm . % m 9HHI Coach Lynn Conway. Left: Fencing champ Lynn Walton. Women’s Intramural hockey team members: Front: Sally Maciell, Kay Kaczynski, Carolyn Kohn, Golf honors were shared by Bob Sturgell Nancy Burnham, Jan Weber. Back: Karen Jarema, Gloria Domagalski, Irene Thompson, Loreen (upper) and Greg Heckathorn. Laracey, Alberda Hubbard, Jean Adcock. GRADUATION 308 Receive Degrees Three hundred eight Delta students received associates degrees at Commencement exercises in the gymnasium Sunday, April 30. President Donald J. Carlyon conferred the degrees on the candidates presented by Academic Dean William J. Yankee. Dr. Louis Doll assisted in the presentation. Dean of Students Palmer Kern awarded special honors to five students. To Dianne Henrichs and Martin Shackelford, below left, went the Mr. and Mrs. Donald Durham Award for outstanding scholarship and contribution to college activity for fall and winter semester graduates, respec¬ tively. To Mrs. Lovell F. Sovereen and David D. McNight, below center, went the Board of Trustees Outstanding Scholar Award for highest grade point average in the Summer and Winter semester graduates, respectively. Daniel C. Strausberg, below right, was winner of the Dow Chemical Distinguished Student Science Award. Dr. Leroy Augenstein, member of the Mich¬ igan Board of Education and Chairman of the Biophysics Department of Michigan State Uni¬ versity gave the Commencement address, entitled, “Who Am I?” Music was provided by Dr. F. T. Meisel at the organ and by the Delta Choir under the direction of Mr. Loren Cady. 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