Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1979 volume:

‘THE : : tat? ear e . 7 7s bon ce ry aire A OT Yigg: ENT THE DELTA S7UD TOGETHER... : bagticaty HE ; He tide tt THe i iH ia WE WALK THE PATHS OF KNOWLEDGE, tn SEARCHING FOR THAT GOAL | 1 De cl | THAT SEEMS TO CHANGE FROM DAY TO DAY. SOMETIMES I WONDER AM I HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? NO ONE CAN SHOW ME THE WAY, I MUST FIND IT FOR MYSELF 2 BUT WE CAN SEARCH FOR IT — ee --.- TOGETHER. 14 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN D SCIENCE - Carl F, Cisky, Professor NURSING - Delight E, Bladecki, Instructor BUSINESS - Floyd A. Feusse, Professor MATH - Donald L. Laughner, Associate Frofessor TECHNICAL - Don E. Holzhei, Associate Professor C ENGLISH - Donald B. Halog, Associate Professor SOCIAL - Clarence W. Hackbarth, SCIENCE Associate Professor ee - Gene R. Duckworth, Professor e HFER - Crawford EB. Kennedy, C. Associate Professor wl?  ADEMICSACADEMICSACADEM spire het ICSACADE C I M E “ 1D A C A ICSACADEMIC REGISTRATION It happens three times a year, Some students get through the process in minutes, others are not so lucky. Looking around there is frustra- tion and confusion on the faces of the students. Like them, you wish you could skip over all the hassle. Then, just as you think you're all set, you find out that one of the classes you have selected has been closed . It's back to the curric- ulum guides, catalogs and course re- quest forms. Finally you get it straightened out and you walk away clutching your green schedule. You let loose a sigh of relief - until next time! 22 : SCIENCE Physical Sciences. Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Fhysics, etc. The classes that help us learn just what it is that makes this old world of ours go around. Many curriculums yequire sev- eral classes in the physical science area. Much valuable experience can be gained by taking any one of then. In many instances, special lab periods help the student experience for himself the wonders of science. Often, the classes are tough, but the knowledge gained makes all the work worthwhile. Seetag 1) Selieutag “to - SEP, Fe) hg en 23 24 The Dental Assistant Curriculum consists of four semesters and the Dental Hygiene Curriculum consists of five. Stu- dents are expected to develop knowledge and skills to enable them to become competent members ofthe dental health team, +B The nursing program at Delta trains young men and women to become suc- cessful members of the health team. Students acquire the basic knowledge and skills necessary for the nurses mele inthe care-of a patient. The program is six semesters in length. Tt includes 35 semester hours in gen- eral education and 51 semester hours in nursing education, Clinical lab- oratory experience is also offered. Upon successful completion, the stu- dent is awarded an Associate Degree in Applied Science. $. ri 9 NURSING NWN QWHHAA Business subjects and re- lated courses preparethe student for employment in business and commercial occupations, Curric- ulums include: Accounting, Clerk-Typists, Data Processing, Fashion Merchandising, Interior Decorating, Management, etc. 28 Mathematics - the world of vari- ables, inverses, logarithms, and most of all, calculators. Courses include many levels of Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, etc. To many students, math classes seem difficult and confusing, but many have also found a knowledge of numbers to be useful and sometimes even fun! TECHNICAL Curriculums in Delta's technical division include: Architectural Technology, Automotive Service, Draft- ing and Design, Electronic Technology, Mechanical De- sign, Mechanical @ngineer- ing Technology and Residen- tial Construction Technolo- gy. The curricula are job- oriented in purpose and prepare the students to en- ter well-paid posistions in industry. 30 ENGLISH yclling, WEE Most of Delta's stu- dents are exposed to the glories of Freshman Comp, put the English department has more than this. You can study everything from fythology to Creative Writ- ing to Comic Views in Lit, Read, write and enjoy! SOCIAL SCIENCE The social science divi- sion includes study in the areas of Economics, Geogra phy, History, Child Develop- ment, Law Enforcement, Polit- ical Science, Fsychology, Sociology and Labor Relations. The wide variety of classes available allows the student to study people and society of today, yesterday, and even LOMOLLOW. AUMANITIES Are you a budding artist? An undercover musical virtuoso? Long- ing to be a lingiust or an actor? Then Delta's Humanities has the classes for you - even if you just want to get away from traditional academics for an hour or so! 33 34 Basketball Soccer Softball Volleyball Archery Bicycling Handball Wrestling Fencing Bowling Badminton Gymnastics Golf Cross Country Swimming Dancing Skiing Canoeing Water ‘Safety Judo Iee Skating Weight Training and more, ooo rea Gores 38 COMMUNITE ED 2 Delta going to the dogs? Well, sort of, Dog Obedience is one of the wide variety of classes offered in Community Education, Some other examples include interior dec- orating, photography, art classes, yoga, and would you believe even duck calling? The list goes on and on. Community Educa- tion is growing fast and it definitely has become a very diverse and informative way to spend spare time. CHANNEL 19 Delta College owns and operates WUCM-TV channel 19, a public broadcasting station. Everyday, educational, cultural, instructional and public affairs pro- grams are broadcast from Delta to the resi- dents of the surround- ing area. 36 37 39 40 TSSTNEDU U D Es N Ty Sa | TE U D E N TSST VVeENTS STU DEN 1) Some students come to Delta to find a mate. 2) Between classes many Delta students just hang around. 3) The winner of the intramural drinking and snowball contest? 4) Fishing fora degree. 5) Yes Doctor, but will it fly? 6) The intramural bob- sled team prepares for the final run. 7) And they're off! 8) The winners...by de- fault. CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSCCIATE DECRER Mohammed M. J. Al-Marri Kim L, Anger Gregg Barber Susan M. Belger Lori Jean Biskupski susan Byrnes Nancy 5. Cooley Debra G. Davis Jeffrey H. Dobbins Lawrence V. Duchane Augustine 0, Ejirika Karen Sue Esckelson Diana Gareiss Connie Slater Good Willie M., Harvey Deborah Sue Johnson Mamie Lue Kidd Dale Hdward Kowalski @ligabeth Ann LaPorte Jody L. Marx Amy Martha McGowan Timothy Michael Murray Maymie Ontiveros Karen Lee Parsell Cheryl A. FPlafcan Thomas Jeffery Reeve Gary Dean Roth Robert Schnetzler Sharon Jean Sinke Linda J. Traub Timothy Alan Waldbauer Spring-Summer Semester 1978 ASSCCTATH IN ARTS Adnan A. Almannai Cynthia Louise Arnold Susan D. Barton Ctto Harold Beuthin James H. Brown Tami Byron Helen Cortez Donald Thomas Diem Jr. Fredrick Michael Doll Thomas J. Marly Timothy L. Ellison Mary L. Frahm Darlene Ann Glick Sheri L. Gulvas Wlizabeth Holmes Mark Franklyn Johnson Daniel Charles Knasel Joseph C. Kramer Judith Ann Lingner Karen Massoll David A. Morel William Nankee Mary Ann Osentoski Edythe I, Passariello Daniel Joseph Queen Carla M. Rice Nancy Anne Salbenblatt Linda Christine Schultz Robert C. Stanard Helen M, Uhlmann fark H, Ward Laurie Anderson Seott Thomas Arnold Karen Marie Belger Zola Billings Larry Bush Kenneth John Cieslinski Ronald James Cottrell Anne Marie Dilley James H. Douglas Brenda Lou Hichhorn Steven Hrbe Jacqueline A, Gallagher Jerelean Cameron Goins Thomas C,. Harms Jon R, Howell Kenneth E, Karr Mohammad H, Koushki Linda S. LaBreck Jeffrey Littell Mary Jo Matyasic Clark F,. Most III Gregory John O'Brien Larry A. Parks Nancy Kay Piesik Avon Glass Quist Richard A. Rolf Betty Louise Sanders Connie J. Seymour Andrew Paul Tait Deborah Adatte Wade Cathy Lynn Wildfong Paul J. Willette Peggy Ann York Lynnette Ann Aven Debra Ann Brown James Drummond Rose Marie Fulmer Dolores Marie Hill John Kuipers Ali Moghadas B,. Gary Michael Rooker Jo Anne Susan Smith Thomas H, Veitengruber ASSCCIATS N ARTS (Cont. ) Karen Sue Wilsey Jolenne Young ASSCCIATE IN SCTENCH Robert L. Barnard William Robert Burgess Dennis Lee Erickson Julie Jean Guthrie Jacob A. H. Kazem James A. Lilliefors Paul Joseph Nevills Martin J. Rosek Vickie . Smith Alice Lee Youngblood Jack G, Wood Maureen Ellen Black Ronald C,. Cliff Ahmad Fakhraei-Shirvan Daniel J. Haske Sr. Daryl Matthew Kocks Marcia J, Militello Joseph L. Flucinski Andrew Joseph Rudy Mehdi Tajalli ASSOCIATS IN BUSINESS STUDTES IN SECRETARTAL SCLENCE Connie Mae Abke Kathleen Ann Hauk Janet M. Kubiak Lorraine Ann Olson Victoria Rodriguez Carol A. Bartos Rhonda J. Kragenbrink Joan LaFleur Deanna 5, Rabe Susan Mary Talaga Louise Kay Griswold Renee’ M, Krzyminski sandra Lee Kathryn Rapin Laurie Lynn Timko SSCCIATS IN BUSINESS STUDTES IN LEGAL SECRETARTAL SCIENCE Kimberley L. Hertz Ann Marie Mroczek ASSCCIATE IN BUSINESS TUDTES IN MEDICAL ASSISTANT Cheryl Lynn Baase Betty A. Depcinski Rosie Lee Johnson Beth Krupp Tina Marie Perez Susan Kay Trier Peggy R. Bender Dennis Lapan Sandy Cole Mary Doerr Brenda S, Kagmierski Linda Kay Ludgin Georgjina Sue Smith Susan Pearl Walton James Allen Bourdon Darlene A. Reiss Linda L, Damm Karen Jacobs Julianne L. Kazyak Gloria G, Mosher Diann L. Thompson ASSCCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES TN MANACEMENT Marc Gillis Barbara Ann Toland 43 44 ASSOCIATE IN EF Shelley Ann Vacik ASSOCTATS Rhonda lL. Beech ASSCCIATS IN BUSINESS Daniel J. Beckman Jay L. Kissell James lL, Woods BUSINESS STUDINS IN MANATEMMNT (Cont. ) Marcia Ann Vranish TN BUSINESS STUDIES William BE. Ricker SECIMDNS) SIN Debra Hozer Donald L. Kreager Richard A. Wotta ASSCCIATS [N BUSINESS STUDIES IN AIRLINE ASSCCIATS IN BU Katherine M. Borrello Sandra K, Shelley Angela Volk ASSCCIATS IN BUSINESS STUDIES ASSCCTATS IN BUSINESS Daniel L, Boughner Ronnie Haven Jackson Mary Beth Mitchell Calvin Monroe Fritz Charlotte A, McCullough Mary Beth Stilson ASSCCIATS IN APPLIED SCTENCE Zane Thomas DeForest John Charles Mahoney Jerry G. Muylle James Edward Rollin Diane Lynn Tomaszewski Catherine Ann Doster Kathy Lynn Borysiak Jennifer Taylor Donna Lou Pepera STUDIES Kimberly Rae Burtch Robert LeRoy Laeder Virginia Elaine Morin Joan Elizabeth Manley Patti D, O'Dell TN _ LAW Laurie Edgar Dawn Marie Manchester Rick Chertein Karen K, Schultz IN MARKETING Barbara L. Wrisley RETATL MID-MANAGEMENT Michael F, Kiley Brent Michael Nolting HOSTESS CLERICAL SHICN_MERCHANDTS IN? USINESS STUDIES TN FAS Carolyn Jeanette Malone Amy Anne Trebilcock IN INTERIOR DECORATION LN DATA TROCESSING David Alan Check Lynn M. Lakie Mark Stephen Swank SSOCLATH IN BUSINESS STUDIES TN ACCOUNTING Teresa M. Martin Valerie A, Friddle ENFORCEMENT James Kohne Fyvie Jr. Daniel Lee Mueller Sandra J, Rocha Jeffrey T. Strohman ASSOCIATE IN AFPLI ED SCTENCE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY Dennis James Buda Terrance L. Lectka Larry R. Rivett ASSCCIATS IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY Daniel L. Chase Thomas Jay Rought Maurice George Scanlon ASSOCIATE IN APFLIED SCLENCE IN INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISION Otis Dickens Thomas R. Shepherd AssCG SSOCLIATE cay N_AFPLEED SCIENCE . IN ELECTRONIC TECHNCLOTY Allen R. Knack Joseph J. Konieczka Jr. Alan Kumm ASSCCIATH IN APPLIED SCTRNC IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Paul C,. Drake Larry Leon Kratz Raymond Sanocki Robert S, Tait ASSOCIATIS TN APPLIED SCIENCE IN DEI Dk AN TAI: ASSISTANT Susan Perz ASSCCIATE IN GENERAL STUDTES Ismail Saad Al-Ghanem Nancy Louise Galloway Diane M, Hartley Maryam Jalali Vincent James Jones Sheila Jean Kitsch Patricia Eugenia Mays Peggy J. Cliver Gail Elaine Reinke Kevin J, Shoskey Mark Richard Sinicki Debora Sue Thompson Allan Edward Usewick CBRTIFICATES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATS Thomas Scott Blodgett Terry Robert Myczkowiak Randall G. Schmerheim Wayne Mark Vincent DRAFTING AND DESIGN CERTIFICATS Jay Martin ACCCUNTING CERTIFICATE Judy Ellen Drummond Tuyet Hoa Thai Linda Jean Williamson Ruth G, Yeisley 45 46 Suzanne Allen Michael C. Babcock Joseph C. Brown Michael E, Carroll Gaylord W. Faxlor Jeff Grove Dana A. Hribek Keith Kehrer Bryan E. Nordbeck Mike Revard John H. Rolston Rick Schmidt Debra L, Shorts Leo Smith Kim Walter Hamoud A, Al-Otaibi Kathleen Lynn Beyersdorf Robert J, Bridgewater Susanna Rose Cajigas Kathleen Ellen Davy Mohammad !sfahanian Mary W. Fuller Dennis J. Green Charles J, Habeck Seott James Harder CHILD DEVELCPMENT CERTIFICAT: Kathleen Ellen Davy WELDING CERTIFICATE Don Bullard Gene A. Bechtel Brian Bugbee Dan Carter Stephen R. Foster John Gruett Iuie C. James Larry Lyvere Patrick Radosa Chris Rivett Rodrick C. Ross Steve Schwab David L, Sinclair Raymond Smith Lawrence Weidman ASSOCIATE IN ARTS Reyad Ali Al-Ansari Mark F. Birney Robert John Burke Kimberly A. Chenoweth Rachael Dolson Robert L. Finch Francis RK. Gentile Robert J. Guldenzoph Jayne , Hall Brenda Sue Hill Dirk Athey Daniel Breabois Glen A. Barrett Richard Fairchild Timothy E, Giles Tod Harshman Doug Johnson Michael R. McIntosh Rick Reed Joseph P, Robinson Gregory S. Roy Ralph E, Shiffer Elmer Smith Augustine N. Vicari Michael M. Maxwell CANDIDATES FOR TH® ASSOCIATE DEGREE Fall Semester 1978 Georgia W. Bender Nancy Carol Blackney James Cooper Bush Lawrence Justin Cohen Shirazian-M. Emenpour Martha Lee Frazier Gretchen Kay Gibson Mostafa Esfahanian Lorna J, Hall Carolyn J. Holmes Robert D, Holmes Georgette Kay Jamerson Dell Maria Jeter Norma J. Landosky Reed W. Leaman mmily Jean Liss Kent RK. Newman John BE, Clson Janice L. Piotrowski JoAnne Kenee'’ Raetz Barber Roller Marcia Ann Schmidt Clara Shelton Donald James Sparschu Chery] Beth Taylor Marshall K. Troxell Lorinzo ‘Whitson Debra C. Zimmer Abdulhakim Abunkheila Anita M, Brooks Carla J. lingelhardt Mohamad Ghamrawi Delores K, Madlock Cheryl C. Nordgren Khalil Saadvandi ASSOCLAT? DEGRER (Cont. ) Sterling L. Hubbard Robert A, James Lou A. Kagmierski Pauline Lawrence Mary E. LeBoeuf Shirley Arcond Mayle Mark Allan Newsted jaurel Lynn Ctey Suganne Marie Friest Jonita D. Byrd Reeves Thomas Gerard Rossi Michael Schultz Timothy G, Skillman Ivah Styka Ruthie Naomi Taylor Iyn Ann VanOchten Deloris Cdom-Williams Louvoina Pruitt ASSCORMI ike SON Gi Eric Bauer Vivian Gail Conway Hamid M. Esfahan Debbie K, Johnson Mary C. McDonald Ali-Reza N. Razavi Shirley J. Setzer Marvin N. Ittner Jennifer I, Jenkins Thomas P, TaDrigue Zelda M, Leaman Richard A, Lipan Carl D. Mervyn I Pamela Sue Kimtz Daniel Patzwaldt James Fryor Randall Neal Rogner Steven ar] Sawyer Supaporn Sethabutr Patrick J, Smith Susan k. Szczepanski Arlie J. Tennant Gloria Warren Susan Mary Willy Gloria Genell Williams Barbara Kk, Bonner David R. Desrosier A. H. Ghaffari Michael R,. JaPointe Francis Baker Mills Janet L. Ross George Vance ASSCCIATE IN BUSINESS STUD TES IN SUCRETARTAL SC NNCEH Tori A, Abbate Shiela hf, McGee Karen J. Behnke Kathleen Cwens Cynthia A. Marcy ASSCCIATE TN BUCTNESS STUDIES IN LEGAL SECRETARIAL SC UGNCE Suganne Marie Booms Carol i, Lamp Janice D,. Coates Joanne M. Thomas Suganne R, lvans 47 48 ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN MEDICAL ASSISTANT Susan Wazbinski ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN MANAGEMENT Doran Ray Bittner Lenora A. Bradley Sandra B. Duncan Fred Eugene Eberling Anna M, Enszer John L, Funnell Marvin F. Griffin Sally Lynn Griff in Cynthia Ann Jerewski David Rapin Gaylen M. Sape Sandra Kay Schell Carol L,. Sleeper Tuyet Hoa Thai Kim Francis Whalen ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN MARKETING Brian C. Corbat Angela Guevara ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN RETAIL MID-MANAGEMENT Margaret Benton Connie J. Gwizdala Charles E. Price Patrick R. Bushey ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN OFFICE SERVICES MANAGEMENT Kathryn Ann Burzynski ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN OFFICE CIBRICAL ASSISTANT Cindy L. Stilwell ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN INTERIOR DECORATION Linda J. Ruhland Sally Sanders Wendi Jo V1k ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN CLOTHING SPECIALIST Susan Marie Jewell Delia Valladares ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN DATA PROCESSING Kim A. Bridgewater Sheila Briggs Brian T. Crawford Robert J. Fry Ray Powers Rosemary Rozewski Kellie Sursely Charles A. Wilson ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN DATE PROCESSING-PROGRAMMING OPTION Cuong Quoc Thai ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN FINANCE BANKING Patrick J. Jacobs ASSOCIATE IN BUSINESS STUDIES IN ACCOUNTING Nancy Glaza Sandra Kay Harding Donna June Hecht Geraldine Lynn Hudeck Beverly J. Scheuerlein Shellie Ann Smith John Wallace ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Abdulrahman Al-Aql Rosemary Allen Kevin D. Beechler Stephen A. Boehm Brian Dansereau Terry J. Dubay Gary P. Grauf Charles F. Hartman Lisa Jacobs Thomas McGuiness Kurt Allen Moffit Jose Jesus M. Rangel Sarah Jane Schumann ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Curt John Egerer Walter W. Lach ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY A. Zane Ball ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN INDUSTRIAL SUPRRVISION Gene E, Driscoll William E. Sides John Walkowiak ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY Harold Edward Allen Charles C. Cregeur Robert Czuprynski Michael Bruce DeSmyter Mark E. Duford Edward James Fayfer Douglas M, Markham Dennis L. Michalak Wayne Westendorf ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE) ——————e—e—evmvmvOl- Roger F, Berkan Thomas Scott Blodgett Pasqual Diaz Thomas J. Feighner Daniel F. Tetu ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN SKILLED TRADES-PATTERN MAKING Ron Linkowski ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN DENTAL ASSISTANT Christine L. Barancik Renee M. Boetcher Wanda Sue Brandenburg Deborah Lynne Canole Patricia Kay Eichinger Sue A. Fassezke Ann Katherine Ferguson Linda Ann Gosko Sherry Ann Harrison Diane Lynn Kelly Lynn A, Kime Wendy Ann Kocinski 50 ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN DENTAL ASSISTANT (Cont. ) Cathy Ann Kotter Donna Marie Maday Lynn Marie Pratt Cynthia M. Roth Kathleen Rose Schulte Keitha Swift Nancy A. Wenzel Marsha Jo Kowalsky Shelley Marie Matson Joan L. Remster Joyce L. Schreck Ann Marie Sieja Sharon E, Van Sickle Sandra Elaine Ziehm sally Ann Laubhan Denise D, Pierson Renie Marie Rosiek Susan Louise Schreck Lori Kay Stecker Lori Ann Welch ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE IN NURSING Karen Ann Banda Lois Jean Brady Kim Marie Frost Charlene Kania Lahar Kathryn Lee Marble Mary Catherine Pappas Lois Irene Reminder Louanne K, Stevens Susan Mary VanTol Jill Marie Bamberger Lori J. Christensen Gloria J. Henderson Denise M. Przepiora Ray C. Castillo David F. Knights Michael William Zink Pamela Jean Baran Vivian Gail Conway Richard Paul Finch Susan L. Benaway Patricia J. Farrell Sherry L. Harris Betty Marie Lauzon Marlene K, Maxwell Rebecca Louise Ploetz Ruth Rickwalt Rowell Melodi élan Temple Marilynn J, Vogt ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES Pamela Jean Baran Carroll Jean Green Mary Kay McDonald CERTIFI AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SPECIALIST Loren R. Gulliver William C. Smith OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN Anita M. Brooks Molly Ann Cox Carroll Jean Green Marjorie I, Boussun Joann C, Franklin Sandra Ann Herzberger Jeanne Ann Lovay Karyl Lee McIsaac Rosemary J. Brown Ramos Nancy M. Schneider Betty Lou Tessin Judith Lynne Bebernes Kathryn Hartley Carter Allan Pohlman Kenneth Michael Schian Ronald St. John Brenda 5. Burney Kathleen Ann Daniels Kathryn Hartley Paula Marie Hinderer Mary B. Klein Foster B. Morris Denise M. Przepiora Dixie Kay Schultz Cathy M. Van Wagner Harold Donaldson Nathan E, Howison Genevieve 5S. Holton Tina M. Mackenzie Linda Nevarez Corinne R. Rivard Teresa C. Smallidge Lois Warren DRAFTING AND DESIGN Jon B, Hatt KEY ENTRY DATA CONTROL Joyce Ann Emmendorfer INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISION Terrence M. Pashak Max S. Joseph CHILD DEVELOPEMENT Margaret Ann Morford ACCOUNTING Norma Butterfield OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN (Cont. ) Elaine F, Kavanaugh Mary C. McDonald Cheryl lynn 0' Harris Barbara Scheuenstuh1 Roxanne Sue Tjalsma Gerald D. Ostrander Shirley E. Taylor RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSOCIATE DEGREE FOR WINTER SEMESTER 1979 WERE NOT AVAILABIE AT TIME OF PUBLICATION. 51 GRADUATES Abdulrahman al-agql Maghaddas Alim Hammad Alotaibi Eid Abdulla Alotaiby Judy Angus Deborha Chartier Dennis Diment Rachael Dolson Cristal Dugan Roland Eihstorm Michael Gray Kevin Gorney This years' graduates were given the opportunity to have their photos ap- pear in this book. On the following pages are the people who took the time to have this done. We'd like to thank them for their cooperation, Ed Fayfer Tom Harrison Bruce Hartcorn Jeff Hitzel Pam Holsinger Patricia Huffman Dell M. Jeter Dorothy Johnson Khalev El Jurdi Michael B, Kelly Mamie Kidd Lynn Kime George W. Kortjohn F, Daniel Kristal Reginald Mann 54 Cindy Marcy Amy McDonald Kay McLeod Steven McMath Michael McMillan Suud J, Muhed Kent Newman Mary Palm Vernal Parm Connie Paron Daniel Patzwaldt Julie Pero Lynn Pratt Louvonia Pruitt Linda Racetto Debra Rees Greg Roe Renie Rosiek Khalil Saadvandi Mohammad-Nabil Sadik Loretta Sanders Kathy Schulte Karen Seman Sandy Sopezynski Lori Stecker Tuyet Thai Kathy Thrasher cougratulations  iS : =: ohn Wallace == SO Warden 55 ACTIVITIES A C is i v if TIESACTIVITIESA oi I i: V : E I S aT A C CTIVITIESA Ie STIVITIESACIIVI I ; Feat Fe Mh = v@, a The Student Activities Board: Torpey, Michael B. Kelly. Second row - Debbie Rees, Kay Ezop, Pam Holsinger, Tina Crovella, Steve Putney. Back row - Dan Kristal. Front row - Dawn Koehler, Lisa Saro, Gwen 58 some of the events that the S. A. B. has been responsible for this year: Bands: Buffalo Chipkickers Whiz, Kids Domestic Delivery Spank Singers: Lori Jacobs George Heriter Others: Hypnotist- Larry Garret Astonishing Neal Ace's Frisbee Team The Cloning of a Man- David Rorvik Comedian- Chris Rush Poet- “Rick Masters Movie Week S. A. B. Day AND MORE! Director of Student Ac- tivities is Dick Priehs, 59 60 The S. A. B. sponsored two Beer Busts this year and both were held at the LL. F. A. Hall. The first was a combination Beer Bust-Toga Party on Friday, Nov. 17th, 1978. The band for the event, Special Guest from Ann Arbor, turned out some excellent jams. The second Beer Bust was held Wednesday, Dec. 20th. Music was supplied by the traveling disco- dight show, Cat and Co, As the pictures tell the story - everyone, even Santa, had a great time. DELTA PLAYERS PRESENT... ANCTHER PART OF THe FCREST, a play by Lillian Hellman, was presented by the Delta Flayers on November 9, 10 and 11, 1978. Director for the production was Jamie McDowell. Bes aves CAST Regina Hubbard....+ee.e..Nancy Blackney John BagtryseseceseeeesssedOhn Trudell Tavititea Hubbardseeeseenss.cusan McNeil Marcus Hubbard. iesesesss«s1ehay Farris Benjamin Hubbard.......Terry Rosecrans Savion Wehatives  secieiceas ees adam Webber Oscar Hubbard..sseeeeseees Greg Hanson Birdie Bagtry...seceesceees.ousan Provost Laurette Sinceé.sceccccesesss Nancy Trap COTAIGE, sc. se peeew sees rv ncsl Oo BOlIMan 63 C A R [ S T M A S C O N C E R T Delta's Music Depart- ment presented its' annu- al Christmas Concert Dec. 15th in the Lecture Thea- tre, Besides Delta's choir, other performing groups appearing included a flute choir, Delta's Chamber Singers, and the Modern Dance Club. Solo- ists were also featured, 65 “=“Z2eOeClIe Cy VTCHSaAWwW co fos } 66 Table tennis champ DUennis Borchard, Football champs Hell Bent for Election . Top row: Brian Ulicki, Jerry Kelly, Jeff Donahue, Front: Tom Lewis. Dave Johnson, Mark Kraznick. Missing: Terry Williams and Chris Rudy. Golf champs Ron Revard and Tim Janowicg, Two-mile run champs: Staff - Becky Castillo Male Les Clayton Female - Karen Seman The man behind the intra mural program,Lynn Conway. T= eal ee a aah OT) CHICANO AWARENESS 68 (Cont.) 1. Tennis - Novice: Bob DeVinney. Not pictured - Advanced: Clint Mills. — 2. Volleyball Champs - The Iranian 4 Americans. Top row: Morteza e Khaknegar, Abbas Ayomandi, Buik, Abolghassen Lotii, Front row: Barb Raek, Pam Walraven, Kathy Zuraw and Lisa Landre. 3. One on One - Jerry Kelly. 4, Badmitton - Female: Janet Rhine. 5. Badmitton - Male: Ali Reza, fii yi The Delta Viva Club sponsored a Chicano Awareness Week from November 20th to December 2nd, 1978, Events that highlighted the annual affair included the showing of several films, a display of Chicano cultural items and refreshments, a career workshop, a disco fashion show, a secretarial workshop, a mini-concert in the Con- mons featuring Irresistable Force , a Chicano rock band, and an awards banquet. Purpose of the club is to recruit students of Spanish heritage to Delta and to raise scholarship money. 71 U2 SPURT = i O R T FIELD HOCKEY INEXPERIENCED This was a trying season for the girls field hockey team, Starting with only nine players, they fortu- nately raised their number to thir- teen. At the start of the season, half of the girls had never played field hockey before. Coach McDonald felt that the girls definitely had talent and the only thing lacking was experience. There were only two returning play- ers from last year. Although the team continued to improve greatly throughout the season, McDonald said, Tt takes a long time to get down the skills of hoc -ey. Spirit on the team was never a problem for the girls were always en- thusiastic and were always encour- aging and helping one another. With the basic learning process out of the way, it is hoped that next season will be brighter. Standing: Cristal Dugan, Janine Martin, Ton1 lagnio, Wendy Wagner, Carolyn Johnson, Ceal Timm, Debra LaPorte, Coach Jane McDonald. Front: Cathy Carrier, Michelle Weston, Diane Davis, Karen Seman, Deborah Jennings, and Sue James, 76 CROSS COUNTRY STRUGGLES The Delta cross country team this season consisted of two men, Juan Munoz and Mark Scott, and two women, Kathy Haas and Dawn Becker. Since there were not enough runners to make an official team of five, the runners ran for in- dividual satisfaction and turned in some fine individual perform- ances. Cross country coach, Richard Prentice, felt the team faired well. I was pleased with their performances this year, Frentice said. “With their inexperience I was mainly looking for improvement and they improved a lot during the course of the season, I think they would have improved more had it not been for their injuries. : 78 TENNIS HAS FRUSRATING otanding: Fronts Coach Fippy Booth, The Womens tennis team, in only its third year of existence at Delta, had avery dismal season. However, some accomplishments were made. For the first time in the three year history of the team, .a tennis set waS won by someone in a Fioneer uniform. Margaret Matthews and Rena O'Brien teamed up to defeat a doubles team from Jackson Community College, Also, it looks as if Delta has Cathy Rokita, Margaret Matthews, lisa Saro, Ehil Cosens and Jill Templin. Kena O'Brien. found the coach that may help things turn around for the Pioneers. Pippy Booth, a native Australian, is very experienced as a tennis player and has taught the game for several years, What did Booth think of her ten- nis team this year? I couldn't have wished for a better group of girls. They have worked hard and have in- proved tremendously. SEASON WT nn tree 79 SOCCER STARTS Front row: Mark Carpenter, John Weadock, Sean McCoy, Amir Shahmirza, Santos Jimenez, Afu Arsalan. Back row: Mike Brown, Steve Miller, Curt Johnston, Bob Krupka, Kurt Sladick, Mike Bontumasi. Eleia Hawa and Coach Crawford Kennedy. The 1978 season could not have started much better for Crawford Porddy Kennedy and the Delta soc- cer team, with over forty athletes showing up for pre-season tryouts. After final cuts, Kennedy felt he had the cream of the crop. An un- usual number of American students tried out for the team, with eight of them making the squad, the most since 1969. The Pioneers opened the season impressively by recording two shut- outs in the first three games. How- ever, a losing streak followed. The Pioneers did bounce back and prove their ability by defeating Lorrain 10-0. Unfortunately, this did not set the trend for the rest of the season, The team had its share of in- divi dual stand-outs such as John Weadock, Afu Arsalan and Hleia Hawa as the leading scorers. Key de- fense players were Mike Bontumasi, Kurt Sladick and goalie Bob Krupka. Kennedy hopes many of the players will return next season to give it another shot. 82 VOLLEYBALL: Determined To This year the Volleyball team was forced to start from scratch, with no returning players from last season. The team started strong, but just before mid-season, while in the toughest part of their schedule, some unfortunate injuries occured, At one time, three of the nine men- ber squad w ere sidelined with inju- ries, The team then had to work to get things back on the track, According to Coach O'Toole, the biggest plus for the team was. the spirit and dedication. Their atti- tude was excellent and they were will- ing to work hard, often volunteering time on weekends for extra practice, A high-point in the season was a trip to Grand Rapids to watch a game between the Japanese and U.S. Womens Olympic Volleyball teams. O'Toole hopes that many of the team members will return to the squad next season to make the rebuilding year pay off, [mprove — |, ee Standing: Coach Pat O'Toole, Nancy Rekucki, Sandy Cilc, Karen Jacksom, Gayle Gehringer, Jeanine Morse, Kim Stindt, Mer. Chisako Ggushi and Gloria Hutfilz. Front: Sandy Shepard, Sue Brinkman, 83 30 5 Im eC GQ © .=) eH WF i ga f ors id ‘ Aa: H 5 ‘s) «+ §! i it ae, See Sr ce r © t o a io ei i o£ t iss ca te | an « we aN a Cc a eis 8) ine 3 wo 4 My ee v cS 2 ££ Be MW Ot 8 Pr Q) Oo o Goer 4 os Hr i) 1) + 4 ri LS PrP Ur £2 is me @ a “y a 4 O +H ert Lect ulroz, Gelow. ws The 78-79 version of thé Pioneer basketball team featured many new faces including new head coach Art Gelow, Gelow filled the vacancy left by Jim Still, who took a one year leave of absence, The team also featured many members who played their high school ball at area schools. Among those players were: Dennis McDonough (St.Stephens), Ron Seott ( Carrollton ), Kevin Quiroz (Douglas MacArthur) Robert El-Amin and Billy Ware (Saginaw High). Other team members were Rick Longmire, Lester tytle, Kevin Threloff and David Wilsm, , the youthful Pioneers were often victims of their own inexperience, but at the same time, they played games like old pros. One thing was for sure, they were rarely blown out of a game. Most of their games were either won or lost in the last minute, and the margin of defeat or victory was often four points or less, Only two of the players were soph- omores, so Gelow should have some Seasoned players for next year, MEN SHOW COMPETITIVE SPIRIT The Delta College Women's basket- W 0 M E N S U F FE R ball team of 1979 had little experi- ence in the college ranks, and the women suffered through many lopsided losses on their way to gaining that valuable experience. Head Coach Char Denman, in her 11th as coach of the women, had her hands full in trying to bring the women up to college basketball potential. Most of the girls played some sort of athletics in high school, but there is a big difference between the com- petition they had seen in high school, and the competition seen in college. The women's only early season vic- tory was a 57-54 win over Alpena. Otherwise, they were victims of their opponents college experience. Denman is hoping that the women she has on this year's team will return again next season to continue on with what they started this season, Members of this year's team in- clude: Mary Meatte, Gloria Hutfilz, Gayle Gehringer, Marquietta Davis, Margaret Matthews, Sue James, Karen Jackson, Penny Phelps, Judy Rife Cindy Woodrow, Ann Wisniewski and Carol Satkowiak. LACK OF EXPERIENC $a f “onSAMZATION plabarles Se 3 : ( A) Ja, | WY GANIZATIONSCLUB AFRO-AMERICAN The Afro American Club is an organiza- tion of black stu- dents at Delta that get together and put on certain activities for the enjoyment of the. students and to raise funds. The club sponsors Black History Month. Tt's not un- usual to hear the rhythmic disco beat projecting from the east balcony of the gym, for this is where the Disco Club meets, Once a week club members get together and teach each other the latest dance Steps, Activities also include trips to popular area discos, 91 94 NOCeon DS DDO The Drama Club is a group of students that meet every week to ham it up. They also plan many worthwhile activilties. Amongst plans this year are Street Thea- tre-One Act Plays. 92 DELTAHS The Deltahs - Delta's Handi- capped Students - is anew club at Delta still undergoing organization. The objectives of the club are to make the people of Delta and the surrounding area aware of the needs of the handicapped student and. to get things accomplished for their benefit. Another goal is to create more activities, such as basketball games, for the handicapped student, Phi Theta Kappa is Deltas’ National Honor Society representative of Jr. and 2-year colleges, The Club has existed at Delta since 1967, as gears it's activities to benefit both the campus and the community. To be invited as a member, one has to have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 if a freshman, or 3.4 if in sophomore Standing. Membership is lifetime, PHI THETA KAPPA it hed | vi | | RERNUEREH Ege, 2gagapagag Nt Ay i é | 93 DELTA FILM PRODUCTIONS PRODUC T oy,, PRESENTS _INTER-VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWS AIP 95 FUTURE SECRETARIES he af Seated: Darlene Burley, Shari Dhyse, Barb Petrimoulx and Linda Klemm. Back: Peggy E. Hammontree, faculty sponsor, Laura Weisenberger, Michelle Johnson, Kay Stillwagon, Dana Risner, Claire Kiliszak, Kathleen Harper, Kathleen Nelson, and Mary L. Meeh, faculty sponsor. ARCHERY DATA BASE CLUB IN THE WINTERTIME oe s “ ae Be The snow blankets everything in sight Those who live here are surrounded with white. The beauty is created by a swirl of air, It is native to Delta, winter's felt everywhere. 99 Lh == A highlight at Delta this year was the open- ing of the new HPER ( Health, Physical Education and Recreation Facility) building, The $4.5 million complex was made possible by a $3.5 million gift from the Herbert and Grace A, Dow Foundation of Midland. The building opened the first week of classes in the Winter '79 semester. The facility includes a regulation basketball court with two additional side courts, six badmit- ton courts, two volleyball courts and eight other courts available for raquetball, paddleball or handball, The bi-level building also houses an Olympic- size pool. The pool has a separate diving area with two one-meter boards and one three-meter div- ing board, along with many other special features. Also in the complex is a weight-lifting and conditional room, an equipment checkout room, and faculty offices. The building is open 73 hrs. week for use by classes and by the students and community resid- ents at specified times, we AER! elo =s a: == 100 101 102 FASHION in AUOGITISTRAT IO Donald Carlyon - President . Terrence L. Rock Burton S. Fettig Ass't Director of Acting Dean of Students College Relations, Director of Alumni, ‘or ern Hal D. Arman Assistant to the President Michael Crovella Business Manager a 4 Bllsworth J. Duguid Dean of Student (; Vee 4 4 4 Daniel Dowis Karl F. Dusols Public Safety Director Dean of Community Affa: M. Gene Arnold Administrative Dean Cwen Homeister Associate Dean of Instruction Willard Reading Director of Physical Plant Arthur Oettmeier Dean of Academic Affairs John Krafft - College Relations The ‘desk of William Ballard Director of Television Unavailable for photo Leslie Myles-Sanders Director of Research and Developement 105 NZO—FADO—F-wcnw 1) Rachael Dolson-Col- legiate Editor, Fall Semester. 2) Tom Spencer-Sports Editor, Fall Semester. Editor Winter Semester, 3) Joan Ramm-Publica- tions Advisor, 4) Ron Murphy-Business Man- ager, Fall Semester, Staff Writer, Winter Semester. 5) Marge Peters -Associate Editor, Winter Semester, 6) Tina Wagner - Associate Editor, Winter Semester. 7) Tom Ginster - Columnist. 8) Kevin Albosta-Temporary Business Manager. 107 Pe Collegiate Staff Members not pictured: Phil Birney, Phil peas Beffrey, Paul Breden, Amy ee LeMay, Kent Newman, Sourena- se Amirfaiz, Dave Taeusch, Vince Ueberroth, M. J. Williams and Randy Stoner. Nancy Toma-Assistant Yearbook Editor John Andrews-Collegiate Staff Writer Yearbook Staff Member Robert House-Artist : . Collegiate-Yearbook Tammy Reiss - Yearbook Editor Mark Cuellette - Fhotographer Cathy Carrier - Photographer 110 DORM STUDENTS BST Blue Ribbon | Ba Delta has two dormitories located on the west end of campus, Female students are housed in the South dorm and male students are lodged in the North. There are pres- ently one hundred and sixty-four students living in the dorms. Many of these are International students. it A | 4 it a rt A Hh age 112 STUDENT AID PSR. SES mK UP Pam REGULATIONS tans Counselors Financial Aid Career Information Center Teaching-Learning Center Public Safety And Moresecsee A short course in nded Bourbon. 116 Coke adds bpp t.. TRADE-MARK® ... Fireside Fun COCA-COLA BottlingCo. 2500 Broadway Bay City, MI 118 NLO ONT AC OQIAILUWYG ‘MIEAROS Storts World 3055 Bay Rd. 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