Dyke College - Demoniac Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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'S , I v il ,.y' l fl ,ti r' 45' 9995 :I it .Qi L 6' i f , 'ffff-f22Q 'a1ez s AWE? -Qisf' Q 1 ' ll 2-A 'G T lane! fXmlm'soii Bonnie lllllllllltl' Iumes Carnmu losupli Cral'l'm:o Micl1aleCrinn:s Mark lluli: Kathie Ianuk WL' X Rosclnziry liol llarold Kovel lolin Lucas Toni Madigan Gerald Mallie Slcplianie Myers Allrccl Raymond If 1 X I Ex 'tm Kenneth Shaffer David Spietli Donald Sprague lames Strode Beit Trapp Marlla Ward Glenn Wenzel Eleanor Zabrocki The Delta Club is an honorary academic student organization the stated purposes of which are: to encourage a sincere respect for good scholarship and to give recognition to the attainment thereofg to foster student leadership along ethical standardsg to promote a high level of student-faculty relationship and respectg and to help each member to cultivate the qualities of mind and spirit which will contribute to a successful life. Since the club is a service-honorary organization its members serve the college by acting as ushers at Commencement, sponsoring a coffee hour each trimester for the Dean's list students, monitoring examinations, and operating a free tutoring service. Membership in the Delta Club, a cherished possession, is based upon the completion of at least four trimesters of college work and a grade average of B or higher. The Club's Annual Banquet, the high spot of the year, takes time out for nostalgia as Alumni Members are greeted warmly and the initiates are welcomed into the Club.

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YF-3 . - u-. A 11 v The Society for Advancement of Management has been dedicated to the:advanceEnent of management and of manage- ment men since -1912 when the original Taylor Society was established. I I The University Chapters are dedicated to the development of tomorrow's managers today. Over 200 Chapters have been chartered in leading colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Iraq. S.A.M. has as its objecitive to provide students with the op- portunity to pariicipate in the organizing, planning, directing and controlling of the activities of an organization -dbdicated to the promotion and advancement of the art and's'Ei'eT1'ce oihm n- agement. VW :IO