Jackson Community College - Delphian Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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Sherry Rubert Steve McCourtie Elizabeth Griffin Carole Gift Rocco Loclise Cynthia Merritt Dolores Chamberlain Ann Preston Roger Vail James Gieseler Steve McCourtie Roger Vail Cynthia Merritt Diane Harris Prudy Milligan Florence Haskell W. I. Hampton Our special thanks to Mr. Thomas Ritter, Mr. Floyd Surbrook, and the members of the salesmanship class for their help in DELPHIAN ad- vertising. JAYK ON JUNIORCOHEGE FOREWQRD Never among any people was the zeal for learning so intense and so universal as it was among the ancient Greeks. During the Persian occupation of Athens in 480 B.C., while the Athenians found refuge on neighboring islands and watched as their city burned, they saw to it that their children lost hardly a day of school. A good education was a requirement for citizenship, and the Greeks followed religiously a cur- riculum designed to make of their people capable citizens, strong leaders, and enlightened individuals. The duty of the Athenian teacher was to develop in his stu- dents an appropriate balance of physical and mental strength, to produce a citizen trained to serve himself and his fellows to the best of his ability. To the Greeks, education was a means to an important end and not an end in itself. Our own educational system has followed this tradition. We, too, have realized that an education is not only book-learning: it is the application of our educational experiences to our daily lives. We, too, have learned to place emphasis on the total development of the individual, an-d the chief goal of today's teachers is to build men and women who can use their talents to fulfill their own needs and the needs of their com- munities. DELPHIAN, this year, has chosen the Greek ideal of a sound mind in a sound body as its theme for this issue. We hope you like it. THE EDITORS 2 DEDICATION The ancient Greeks were ' fortunate in having Nes- tor, a Wise and experi- enced teacher, to Whom they could turn during times of perplexity and in- decision. During the Tro- jan War his advice was sought by the Greek Coun- cil, and the blind poet Homer Praises Nestor in the Ilaid for his great intel- ligence. In the centuries since he has become the symbol of the wise instructor: even today Nestor is used to describe an experienced teacher. We, like the Greeks, have had our own Nestor. For the thirty-four years of Jackson junior College's ex- istence he has served its students with sound in- struction and wise counsel. This book is dedicated to Wilfred P. Rayner, teacher, advisor, friend. 3 PQNLTYE I ' ... f I Amiga' . 'I Roses are red Flowers are keen: Look, Mr. Preston! Your thumb has turned green! Transistors, anyone? Mr. Barbour is never happier than when he is up to his condensers in electronic problems. Around the World in 80 Days. Rather fast, but it is what you see that counts and Miss Hill loves it. Take 1 portion peace and 2 cups of quiet. After adding 1 pair slippers and 1 pipe, blend well. Then add a book, and bake well at room temperature. Result: 1 evening for Dr. Davidson. A rnan's best friend is his bug. Mr. Whiting has many colorful, delicate and dead bug friends. Sound and fury, but mostly sound is Mr. Masters do-it-yourself hi-fi project. Chemically speaking, bridge is 4015 by Weight a mixture of fun and relaxation and 60172, work. To win his many trophies, Mr. Anderson skillfully combined these. Still not too old for dolls, Mrs. Casey makes it a hobby to col- lect them from all over the world. 6 l Eight ball in the side pocket: this is the cue for pool shark Gillett to rack up another apparently im- possible shot. King of the collectors: Mr. K's stack of platters covers the spec- trum from Mozart to Mantovani. Not one to merely string along, Miss Cooper plays second fiddle to no one in the jackson Sym- phony Orchestra. Letting his Indian blood run free, Mr. Hampton creates another piece of pottery. But how! 5 f SVU' f . 7 A stitch in time: Miss Lineburg escapes academic tensions by work- ing out intricate patterns in nee- dle-point. Because it's there: top-rated moun- tain climber Norris will go a great deal further than most of us to get away from it all. Lowbrow, highbrow, Disbrowz Mr. D's reading tastes range from Shakespeare to Spillane, from Christia to Kafka. . . . While Mr. Rayner leans to erudite essays on speech and com- munications. Mr. Rossman keeps his slipstick sliding. Mr. de Maagd, the happy wander- er, turns to nature for his form of relaxation. Round and round may make some people dizzy, but Mr. Sussell is only more enthralled by records. Patience, skill and a keen eye: Mr. Dungy eyes photomicrography as a real hobby. The cry, Get a horse! doesn't faze Mr. Snyder, the rnan on the flying wheels. Playing organ by ear? Dr. Taylor finds it more fun and rewarding to play by hand. Music of the Masters: the key to recreating a portrait in sound. History, .history everywhere is just the way Mr. Barnett likes it. Miss DeMeyer has traveling tastes and a strong penchant for Paris. Come in, KETOUV' It's the voice of Mr. B. Riggs, no ham when it comes to ham radio. Smilin' jack K. and Mr. R. Riggs: a political pair who are hard to vote down at the polls. Miss I-Iarcling's happiest when she can spend her spare time with a paintpot and brushes. in i - 1 1 1 Miss Holton: time, taste, and a delicate touch produce another of her masterpieces in needlepoint. Much of Dr. Laursen's leisure goes into his magnificent collectionhof old and rare Scandinavian books. Mr. Do-It-Yourself Howell does it himself. California, Alahamag Oklahoma, Arizona: Dean Dove plots his next trip. Mrs. Cluley enjoys drama, and she deserves an Emmy for her devoted help to the Players Club of j.j.C. ' Michelangelo, Mantegna, Maffei: Mr. M. is J.J.C.'s one-man Renais- SHIICC. Basketball may be a rather seasonal hobby, but Mr. Eicher doesn't dribble around when the season's OH... . . . while the season's always on where Mrs. Kelly is concerned. SUPPLEMENTARY INSTRUCTORS Marshall Aberle J. H. Ahronheim M.D. Robert Albrecht Thomas Bartz Ralph Blanchard Howard Brooks James Brown Louise Brown R.N. Ruth Coolidge Fred Dutton Oliver Faaborg Earl Furlong Illa Gutekunst R.N. julia- Hutchins Margaret Jacobson Allyn Kehrer joseph Klass Donald Korten Lola Lipe R.N. Bettie McIntosh R.N. Mary 'Mitchell R.N. Conway Oren David Osborn Lila Pargment Andrew Payne M.D. Donna Petersen R.N. Rubey -Petty Barbara Prybyslci R.N. I2 Helen Psik M.T. Alfred Reid Eunice Richardson R.N. Leland Sargent Thomas Schwyn Charles Scott ' Wilma Scott. R.N. David Tarsi Laura Topping James Wallace Thomas Watson Marie Weimer R.N. Alvar West Francis Wilder Q Here's a. familiar duet: Miss Arnold and her dog Tuck. Does Mr. Luse care at all for gardening? He does, and here's the evidence. Roughing it is not so rough as long as you know which side of the tree the moss grows on. Mr. Ritter does. Knit one, purl two is the combina- tion that could pull the wool over your eyes, claims Mrs. Bannasch. 4 i 9 Lost: one dropped stitch. Finder please return to Miss Barbara Fausell. Reward. just for the record: Mr. Graves should be recorded as at man inter- ested in recorders. Miss Englebright: She likes Venice in the Springtime, she likes Lon- don in the Fall. She likes Zurich in the Winter, she likes Jackson best of all. Some people see the world through rose colored glasses. Mr. Van Pernis sees it through a twin-lens reflex. '1 A stamp of approval goes to Mr. Wendt, J.j.C.'s foremost philate- list. From one apprentice to another. Mr. Ollila is kept jumping placing young men in positions to learn the skilled trades. From her sewing, Mrs. Gork reaps a harvest of beautiful clothing. Her hobby keeps her.reeling. Mrs. Eyler is a real enthusiast over her own home movies. The plain facts are that Mr. Ogden wouldn't just hammer away at any old thing, he's a man of his wood. Miss Schultz has a budding hobby that takes a real talent to do a bloomin' thing with. Miss Gibson: she takes delight in collecting brass. Dr. Atkinson is her hubby but she is his hobby. 1?v .. OFFICE STAFF .REQ I FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mrs. Jeanette Hatt, Mrs. Iva Wohlgemuth, Mrs. Kathryn Seitz. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: Mrs. Elizabeth Hotchkins, Mrs. Edna Trammell, Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart, Mrs. Rosebud Holmes. NURSING FACULTY, FOOTE HOSPITAL ' - iliwf . .,-'L I Q fa smarts 31 'S H rn .v JT 'hx I 'fe .,f,! .. NK . . ... U ff W4 A!!,, 1, . V W If el xi Al SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: Miss Helen Psik, Mrs. Wilma Scott, Mrs. Lola Lipe, Miss Mary Mitchell. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: Miss Eunice Richardson, Miss Loneta Derismore, Mrs. Louise Brown, Mrs. Marie Weimer, Mrs. Bettie McIntosh. I3 CLAS SEEJEVEQI 5 l 'I W I5 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LORA BECKWITH, Serremry-T1'eaJure1' -fi FRED LOZOWSKI, Prexident DEANNE STEPHENSON, Vice Prefident ? -3 ' fE f JOHN ADKIN 4 nip 5 w FRED BISKIE f LARRY ADKISSON MAUREEN ALLMON ALLEN ARONOFF lv, ci! CHARLES BACON SHIRLEY BAN ISTER SANDY BANNACH S.N.E.A, Student Commission Caduceus I6 1 -aw-255323532 ' I .hafalmmaa - ffg H .Q ,fm rp .R GERALD BECKER Basketball RODNEY BECKWITH Engineers Club Cross-Country DAVID BEITELSCHIES DENISE BELCHER Oracle JANICE BEILFUSS LYNN BEISWENGER ff? , ...mini 1 DIANA BENNETT FRED BENNETT Players Club BONNIE BERTRAND TOM BLISS PETE BOLHUIS JOEL BROWN Caduceus Cheerleading AVERY BUN DID JIM BUSH SHARI BUTCHERS Golf Art Club -lfiiijw im A , , ., V AA' J ' f In ti F . M .. . I is 4 RICHARD CAMPBELL Z CURTIS CARPENTER Biology Club RUTH ANN CHURCHILL Student Commission Rho Delta Phi H Women's Club Officer A Cappella Choir ilil L , STEPHANIE CIZEK Student Commission Cheerleading MERNA CASSIDY BESITA CLARK I8 x KEN BUXTON fr- RICHARD CHMIELEWSKI i, SUSAN COAK - Women's Club Officer Caduceus LINDA COBURN Caduceus MARY ANN CONWAY 'E'- JEANE CUREY .,'8 5 '95 f gg X 5 LF BOB COLEMAN TED COLLINS MELVIN COMEAU Varsity Club Cross-Country Track Biology Club MARY COUTCHIE 'sr . P' , 1 ,V X, KIRK CUTLER ROBERT COWIN G DOUGLAS DAILEY BETTIE CRABLE JO ELLEN DAMARON S.N.E.A. CHARLES DAVIS MARY LOU DEMPSKI MAX DeVOLDER Varsity Club Forensics Outdoor Club Players Club Track A Cappella Choir MARY DOBBERTIEN Caduceus RON DOERING JERRY DOOR :T 4 ROBERT DRAGER JOHN DRAGONETTI TERRY DRENNAM Biology Club Sigma Kappa Chi Men's Glee Club Young Democrats 20 C f 'Y Q MARLON DIVINE S.N.E.A. I ef as , in , ,ii 6 DAVID DORNTON Engineers Club H , l 2 2 T mM Q . DICK DRESSELL JAMES DU Track LEMBA LAWRENCE DZIOBAK SALLY EARLEY PHILLIP ECKER LE EVERETT EDWARDS VIRGINI S.N.E.A. 'wr A ELMER ROBERT ENGERS NANCY FRISBY CAROL FAGERLUND ILEANA FALK Rho Delta Phi Panhellenic Council French Club 1 U !..,,,,L WILLIAM FARMER WILLIAM F INTON q 2l JERRY FISCHER DUANE FOSTER JAMES FOSTER JANICE FRANTZ Oracle Delphian Rho Delta. Phi Golf ' 'K' 1 wx iw N , H 7223 EQ ' 7 ' -- l iii :Gian is DUANE FRANZEN ARTHUR FRENCH ROBERT GARWOOD JERRY GIALANELLA Student Commission Men's Union Officfer Sigma Kappa Chi Engineers Club f ' ' ' new M 1. JIM GIESEI-ER THOMAS GRACE PETER GRAMS JIM GRISWOLD Delphian S.N.E.A. S.N.E.A. Pep Band 22 cuff' GERALD GUTOWSKI GIRNETH HALLADAY KING HANNA DOROTHY HANNOU Student Commission Sigma Kappa Chi French Club Outdoor Club Class Officer 0 ,M -5, ,ip--sql M ROBERT HARKNESS ROBERT HARDT LEONARD HARRINGTON DIANE HARRIS Engineers Club Women's Club Officer Men's Glee Club Rho Delta Phi S.N.E.A. Art Club RUSS HARVEY GORDON HASBROOK FLORENCE HASKELL JOANNE HAVENS Varsity Club Delphian Phi Delta Sigma Basketball S.N.E.A. Golf 23 Art Club if A GERALD HENDERSON JAMES HENDRICKSON JAMES HENGSTEBECK RONALD HENLEY HAROLD HENRY ROBERT HENRY ARMANDO HERRERA DENNIS HERRICK HENRY HITE LYNN HOLLEY GERALD HOLT WILLIAM HOPPE Forensics A Cappella Choir Track Biology Club 24 E' fw- si 'E 3 X -me fb Q 1t7 1? WILLIAM HORNE JOHN HORTON DENNIS HOWE DAVID HUNT Basketball ,v W 4 m J MATTHEW HUSBAND RICHARD HUTTAR MARION IWANICKI JUDY JACOBSON S.N.E.A. Art Club I I1 I LIN FORD JAQUITH DAVID JOHANNIDES DAVID JOHNSON DICK JOHNSON Varsity Club Swimming Baseball 25 um: 51:11 is ii! . .1 X JAMES JOHNSON Engineers Club KATHLEEN JOHNSON Women's Club Officer Phi Delta Sigma Cheerleading . , YV 'S 1 ii1!iiHmN Q., 1 ,11 111 .. .1 Vs 1 1 gf Ji 1 L 41 5 .-e-'- 5 1 1 N , . it 11 111 111 111 11 1 1 M 1 ,m i ie SHARON JOHNSON , DAVE KARJOZYSKI ROY KAYWOOD fi- DAVE KEEFER Varsity Club Track Men's Glee Club T DUANE JONASZ 5- Ef' A 4 Z- A we at E TERRY KEINATH if -is-W' CHARLES KEISER PATRICIA KELLY TIM KELLY LOUIS KIBLER Caduceus Oracle Outdoor Club Golf Tennis 26 : mm, I agx :QL- LUCILLE KING CLAUDENE KIME TOM KINCEL A CATHY KIRK JOHN KLINGKAMAS PHILIP KREUER KAYWOOD LANTIS MIKE LaRA , Wir' 9 'Yr ROSANNE LaROSA JOHN LAWLER MARY ANN LEE Panhellenic Council- Phi Delta Sigma Delphian French Club Outdoor Club 27 al g MARY JANE LEHMANN Caduceus , M - f Q W' l ARLLIE LENTZ RICHARD LOVELAND .M , BILL LEWIS DONNA LEWIS DENNIS LODISE Swimming Sigma Kappa Chi Basketball Outdoor Club . 1 Y' DAVID LOWE FRED LOZOWSKI JOHN LUCAS Outdoor Club Track Class Officer dl5 llg!! ii:111iiw ' V gsm BARBARA MAGIONCALDA gaiat, 1 15 1- fi 'Hisp- DAVE MAHONEY FRANK MARRIOTT TOM MARTIN Varsity ,Club A Cappella Choir Tennis 28 A X . . Z. 5 :fx 'ls '. I n . 1- X , E... im lt- , ' 2 1- - Q I- ,J in I, Wg? 5 ., x i':'.4i ' f,5 ,. I i if. ,Jr F EDWARD MATHEIN WILLIAM MATHES ROBERT MATTHEWS RICHARD MAY Forensics French Club Pep Band I HN I mu qui! ,oo Pi J , jx - MIKE MCAULIFFE GEORGE MCCASLIN JOHN MCCLURE SHARON MCCOMBS Rho Delta Phi L' 3-.. 'QS' GEORGE MCCONA UGHEY MARY MEDLER TOM MERICLE TERRY METZ Caduceus Varsity Club French Club Swimming CLIFFORD MILLER WAYNE MOLLITOR RONALD MOORE JOSEPH MONROE w -'wmmi ' was 4315.55 S.N.E.A. Q -A RICHARD MORALES TOM MORGAN TRUMAN MORLEY JUDY MOSEMAN Players Club Engineers Club Swimming ml uf: 10, T ,V ,.. Mm Qvriyj .N -- ui 'Nr-'. CHARLES MUGG H geeky , :Zin K, ,xx 5: 5 ,pn-R. JN ei lg CALVIN MURDOCK SANDRA NELSON 'ILLIAM NIECKO French Club 30 be if ws ' v N A A '15 T. : X-I N A JOHN NILES KAROL NOSS MICHAEL O'MEARA DALE OSBORN Basketball French Club SANDY PALMER JOHN PAPERNIK PENNY PARRISH RICK PASCHACK Student Commission Women-'s Club Officer Rho Delta Phi Rho Delta Phi Panhellenic Council Oracle Cheerleading Outdoor Club S.N.E.A. X-nf! KAY PEARSE ELLEN PEAVY JAMES PEEK CAROL PEPPER Players Club Caduceus A Cappella Choir 3l uw uw uw ,S Z Y ' M , L, 1 T: won..-ar , - , In .mm r zc. A uwmwwnm W ii w 1 aa! Wi ww ' if 1 en- SHARON PERRINE Women's Club Officer Phi Delta Sigma Oracle JAMES PEQUET Engineers Club Outdoor Club L ,. X ui- , A 'iw ai , i 6' 1 Y 'K i 0 N gmgyi H 4 H H rn N CARL PERRY Men's Union Officer DAVID PHELAN 'in-f GARY PHELPS DONNA PITTMAN CHARLES POLING JAMES POWERS S.N.E.A. 4 , ff ,gk 'ff -i'2ifV:'. A V ??L7i 'iv A Q: 4 iff J HAROLD PRISSING ROBERT PUTNAM KADHIM RASSOOL WILLIAM REED Varsity Club Players C1115 Swimming MA- f-up Q . , I , I' A GARY RHINES MARY RICHARDSON CHUCK RICHMOND DICK RIGGS Caduceus Basketball Golf 1, ,l :M , l 1 H 1 f -. M' ' 1 , f Q , ff ! iff' '4- ' DUANE RILEY BOB RINEHART WILLIAM RING LAWRENCE ROARK A Cappella Choir Cross-Country . : f ll ff 'L ' lf: !. :ll'm NANCY ROGERS JANE ROSS RICHARD ROTY MARLIS RUHTZ Panhellenic Council Caduceus Phi Delta Sigma Outdoor Club 33 GENE RUTKOWSKI Sigma Kappa Chi Outdoor Club RONALD SANFORD ROSEMARY RYAN Phi Delta Sigma Oracle Outdoor Club Class Officer HELEN SAWYER Art Club KAREN SADLER KENNETH SALISBURY French Club ART SAYERS BOB SCHAFER . 'v::. ' X - DON SCHAFER CATHY SCHLENKER RICHARD SCHULCZ LARRY SCHRAMM Sigrua Kappa Chi Caduceus Outdoor Club gigggylggga Chi Engineers Club S.N.E.A. Swimming Engineers Club Outdoor Club 34 Track DCANNA SCHITTENHELM EVERETTE SCOTT Caduceus Track .f-w'45 I SUE SLATER Rho Delta Phi S.N.E.A. Art Club BARBARA SHEARS ROGER SHUTES 1 n MARILYN SMITH Caduceus l 5, . TED SMITH LARRY SNOW LINDA SOMERS DOUGLAS SPEARS Basketball DEANNE STEPHENSON Women's Club Officer Panhellenic Council Phi Delta Sigma French Club Outdoor Club Class Officer I ' . f f fzlLLff5'31 ft :ffl ,ffm -Q' ' SANDY TAYLOR QM, w . MAME, I . 'mi N-mi Eiga I HMM , rv JOAN sT1LEs . mg - 'i' w Aer El? ,V fl - - LLLWL l , JQETTA TENNEY I 1 :US SANDY STOCKTON RICHARD STRUNK S.N.E.A. WALLACE TERRY DAVE THOMPSON Z, , -, , ,a I - --fav - i..-i .Si Xian .V ., .A ,W , ,N JANE THOMPSON GARY THORNE ELIZABETH THORPE TIM TITLER Cacluceus 36. M fr ' 2 JAMES TJEPKEMA WAYNE TYE fx 45 PETE VanWAGON ER ALICE TOMCZYK Women's Club Officer Oracle Student Union Board ROGERAVAIL Sigma Kappa 'Chi Delphian Engineers Club Outdoor Club Golf Art Club JACK VILLOFAU TOM TUMEY JIM TUTTLE Sigma Kappa Chi Delphian Players Club Engineers Club Outdoor Club MAX VANHECKE CAROL VanHORN NWN TIM WARFIELD DAVE WARNOCK 5' 'Y' if 3 ' 95 595 NANCY WATTS JANINE WEBER DAVID WEEKS Caduceus DARREL WEESE ' CAN 4w E J A ' f 25 A Nu A A LW Pi' ix 2. :Y : W DAVID WEILAND KATHLEEN WIDMAYER DAVID WINTER ARTHUR WOODWARD A LATE-REGISTERING T SDPHOMORES ARE A A SHOWN ON ' 79 ' PAGE 126 NANCY ZAWACKI JERRY ZIMMERMAN RICHARD ZIMMERMAN 38 SGPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Howard Adams Margaret Allen Alejandro Alizo Vivienne Ambler Dean Applin Donald ,Arend William Arnold Walter Barczak Thomas Beaman Charles Bicy John Blivin Mary Ann Boettner Malcolm Bouldrey Robert Bradley Sally Brown Ross Cain Michael Campbell james Chase James Chmielewski Erwin Chrapek David Claucherty james Clem Susan Cook Adita Comito Lowell Crandall Richard Danby Wendell Davis Robert Defant Frank Dodge Richard Dodge james Duffy James Dryer John Elliot Elizabeth Farmer Nancy Fischer Leo Fortier William Fritze Larry Garrett Fred Gerhard Mel Gilbert jerry Grandon john Gutekunst Thomas Gutowski Hosie Hall Dorothy Hannon Rosemary Harrington Susan Henley Lynn Holley David Hoseney Kay Houchin Brian Hoyle Frank Hughes Betty Hunt Stanley januszka Edward Koneczke Chris Lambros Phil I.aSota John Leeth james Marsh Judy Marsh Thomas Martin janet Maule Mary Medlar Benny Meyers Rohn Millican Ronald Mills Terry Myers William Niecko Zora Novak Richard Oman Efrain Orta Helen Poling John Sampson Richard Sargent Kathryn Satterelli Stephen Schuler Marilyn Scovill Larry Sears Richard Seydell Judith Shaw Gerald Shipley Robert Smith Sidney Smith Richard Straayer Richard Strickland Ronald Svaboda Anne Thompson Sharon Townsend Saulo Tovar Larry Vaive Max Vanhecke Isaac Villafone Carol Wangerow Tim Warfield David Warnock Alfred Welch john Wilson Each year a special committee made up of faculty members and representatives of UCS sororities awards the Panhellenic Cup to the most outstanding woman on our campus. Winners of the Cup in recent years have been: 1955-Dorothy M. Smith 1956-Mary Ellen Osborn 1957dP:1mie Rentrop 1958-Karen Shea 1959-Evelyn Turner 1960-Barbara Fors This year the Panhellenic Cup goes to Miss Deanne Stephenson. ,U N 1 lx - i ' Y' ANHELLENIC CUP The annual Men's Union Award is presented to that UC man who, on the basis of performance, has demonstrated the most outstanding qualities as a campus leader, as a student, and as a Citizen. In the past the Award has gone to: 1955-Edwin Rogers 1956-Larry Mack 1957-Rudy Kalafus 1958-Bill Davis 1959-David Dodge 1960-jack Gillett The 1961 Men's Union Award goes to Mr. Gerald Gutowski. ilrr ig iiii L ii, M N'S UNION AW RD eff s ,Q , Mg, . ' up X FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS TOM MCINTYRE, Secretary Treasurer BEVERLY DAVIDSON, Vzre P1 erzdent GREG SLAYBAUGH, Prefzdent Joan Abbee , f' , T .,..' f' , Q I N Marilyn Abler Y 1'il 1' ' ' fl Lory Acker X - .4 , Q? Cheree Ahearn . 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Mfg ' ' V ,,-, f Kathleen Linehan 6 b T, ' l , i ' A Q Santa Lomas Q L J L -E' I 4 - l Lucille Loomis AN J x ' ,' .. Jerry Louagie Q ' I l . y Vivian Lowery vi wr, A -1- 3. ' ' Sally Lusk ffl EE- Y f ,P Rusty Lyke E g 'T 7 Arthur Lyons if- Dave Lyons fx L' A M A H I Colin MacKenzie ' J 47 i Marion Marsh i ' i 23,32 A. S l' 1 James Mar ul ' A if g ii' ,R -V its -A f A .H . , .11-Ag i ii ss' X , Claudia Marshall 'S f ' , X Y Mae Ellen Marshall Q B i ia- ip.. Phil Marston james Martin 4'-,.: K h Bob Matevewski Q ,A fl --fit f l'-'H ' Linda Maxson fl :rr ,gg QM i JOE Maxwell ' SR Peter McAndrews f 5 L. 4' S john McCaslin , ., ,i r Marcia McCollum fb, 4 , ,L Q S . l'tli lt Q 5 Rick Macally Q Q 2' fl 4 Tom McIntyre A Q , X ' Geraldine McKessey lu ' Margaret McLain ' 'X I Sharron McLain 2 if f 1 ' james McQuerter Q, 'ii f, I 9, 75 i i if jimi Mfouillafi il, if ' ., TT- X, 1 ' Martin Meers up K i 1Fff'.i5fl , r i 12 l y ll. 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P 1 R 1-- 'N ' li l P Q R 1 f :'i ll r it J a ll l fix 49 Joyce Ordway Doug Osborn Rosemary Osborn Gordon Pahl Robert Passarnani Mary Pawlak Iudith Peet Art Perisals Neil Perrine jim Peters Sandra Randziewich William Rankin Barbara Ratchford Richard Rausch William Rawley Ronald Rice Robert Rider William Rieger Judy Rigle Richard Riska A I a if , - 5 ,...I g Q irrs .: iufii, f I V Karen Rollin Margaret Roberts ' 4' r , Y . H 4 9, '- w a X' Tom Rosel gb.. ' ' - R 'I ,I r Larry Rouse .li'll,2, II ,I I I I ,.,,,,, M N m'X I . Dave Rowe t, ' .:', 1' I , ii ' V .I : : II,I ,.,, I.:II:.5 W- . 5 I I Sherry Rubert ,L ' ,I I ,- I I.- Arlene Ruoff It a iv Y Pi' ff' lp I Q 'G' Bob Russ ,- - . QL 'A I Gerald Sabieski I - XX C V A ' I H Mike Sacharski All g 4 4 , ,QAI-I II Bertha Salenbien A Ron Salisbury P I Floyd Surbrook I 'J f W ly, -I 'Q K- ' David Satterelli R -.,' QM, it Dolores Saucedo A it ,I i , l 6 ' l .r f- 3 f X A 1 .5 lg ,M ' 1 , K Edward Saucedo f rf, 4 ' ii 1 Paul Schave - ,. Judy Schalhamer R rf ' ' I Robert Scheele , -N Richard Schmell ' ' I ' wa: 'l... Q E 1 M l ' s - I Fred Schultz :N E 'QA 'QQ rr-T' II Id- NI SChL1lCZ -, 2 ' 5- Q ' 'R Perry Schwer ' 4 Q- X ' -A A Ronald Seager 1 i .5 ' Y 25 Q , George Sewell fm .' I ' I Q i za- cuve seydeu I I: I , 7? W- '-Tv I , Vicky Shafer N , 1: fr S .nr ,P 1 Dick shaifik -III IIIII R57 I l4,iII1IIgi 3 Dave Shuster N Rv' l I l ': I S John Sidwell - L ' ll 1 r i Robert Siefert Miriam Sielken Craig Simon james Simons Richard Sitko Tom Skalski Maynard Slater Greg Slaybaugh Dale Smith Mary Ann Smith ff ca Q . is X .-- . X.. .Izz I I ' - iii? A. it . i iiii l 1 i s i oor i 4 irr I :-r it R ' '-:: UI II Q , - I v 50 4 J e:'l5 lf an Millie Smith Howard Snell Richard Socha Doug Soltis im ff ff 1 f . r , ' 'WX 'Q' I 'N yi J .. W s'l.' - Q rf ' ll .9 tv. i J. 'gg 1 I R x f a ,iw- r ,.... X Vai, Susan Sorenson r, I J D. n A - 'V I Jean Southwell r T A -- Terry Southwell , ' 'J I g 4, ' , Q , ffl Waynewndish 'fr 1 W- ' 7- Q -A X Kenneth Steinbrenner ' ' g -A H if ,,. Joanne Sterett , , m f Q, 1 i N J- - 'X QV Q ,rr S is T - Jr f, -V ..,. i K y ag L , y james Stetler I. Q Q iii! , fm 'k it A Donald Stimer i- U . T W i A y T George Stokes ' T . 'A L i vy' Kmkz Q Eldon Straunk , 2 P C - George Streeter sae. -1 l Sue StrouP ., n- 15. , .2 . G ,Q ,R 'QW P 27? Kathryn Stuart I N , A Q, 7 ' ' Ruth Stuck N' X , .. YT-' -I Roger Stygles N' f , H' T t- Truman Surbrook A A ll I Z 1,5 fre. fl T41-5 Gerald Swope fff. lg if., ' -. Delores Taylor N ,f ff ' 1 ' fi I Norman Taylor ' - 'T' 7' ' ' G 3' l Cynthia Tillotson , - ,V X .JJ-1, , Kathleen Terry f dd i. - H QU fi f l 'ffl - fi r Sherry Tetens C ' C - s-1' T ii JOHHHG Thayer ' ' .152 My V i T .,a. Lyman Thayer gg ,T .,,t it- y U y it Arine Thompson - l lQ'1Uijf'l f' lfsy 1 7 'l.l z T Sue Thornton I ,Ax - .S Es ' W: ' if I H ijt vsfr ,Q , l y 4 V x . Y I Me- Beverly Thrun A we 45 s -.Jr - Sue Timberlake 4 ff' 'D in ' 4 , 2 Harriet,Tonn 445 .1-f,fg ' X Joseph Tramontin -., . H , Jia T Ruth Trothen l Robert Trowbridge M M y Ag- Darlene Tutker 5 l A 1 4 - 'N Charles Turner 7 ' Y 'D l - - Connie Underwood 6 - gig jerry Updil-ce 5I Q2E5'5I5ii1 . muh! ii li 4-all EE 1 , ll i, 5 G.. -. Bryan Utter Stephen VanderVeen Michael Vannest Cecile VanNoy Marianne VanStraveren ,K W Y E' Colleen VanTuyle Alice Vauryca W is A E Carol Verbarg aw ' ii 31 E? Don Viaches -- 5 John Vogelsang . V J xl C or - r lltt Roger Voorheis g ,sifi m f vliz W i A ' A 1 H Ilnll l' Larry Wainright w V Y f . A I' H 5 I ' 3 Bob Waits i '1' if ' , Paul Wagonem I A w f ' V - f 'gf Karl Walewski R C X 1 Y 'siszsaze ' ' ,, 7 Mariellen Walker E l Y 'Q li, William warner M , W ii ,. or Ronald Warren ,f : . 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W 'i' RH I I if fi U 52 Walter Adams James Artz Jerry Baremor Roger Bedell Carolyn Beissel Leon Benn Jr. Wade Benny Lynn Bielman Tom Boadgieff Carola Boyd .. W ' ' Fuad Farach Sam Garzen Norman Getner Sally Griswold Tom Gutamski john Hammer Tom Henderson Mary Howard Wfilliam Howard Donald Hoyt SECOND SEMESTER FRESHMEN Robert Broughman Marie Brown Pedro Carezis Michael Case Darryl Chatfield Ebelio Colmenares Lawrence Deming Robert Evans Pat Every Lewis Frizzell 53 Martha Hoyt Andrew Jones Stephany Johnson William Kimes Gerald Kreger John Kurzynowski Jean Liston Harold McLeod Ronald McCluskey Robert May Janet Prestler Emiliano Quinones Joyce Ray Clark Rehberg Ronald Richards Melvin Robinson Phil Rogers Lyall Staggerneier Jon Stephenson Harold Strecker Q 1 in I x J! Y x jgzi .gm J I , -Y-'f a mr 6- an S is, W Y' Bessie Mudgett Gerald Meyer Louis Miller Sandy Miller Susan Morgan Dick Navarre William Page Elden Parsons jeff Payne Richard Powers lffii w' -GS? - c , ,f Melvin Surbrook Laverne Sweet Richard Taylor Tom Tobias Nan Tomshack Rodney Walker Chris Wallace Mary Ward Lawerence Washburn Leon Webb X vu. 'UD' 1 V D X ,i .P -3 -5 - , A i.: C , K . l . 'L f . ': -- ' E i ':f' . .':: V3 W 5 R A ' ' F '21 R -A 4, , n 1 f I , ' ' 1 if A it 4 fikil .1 X . i f ,QL it FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ARE CAUGHT HERE IN A RARE MOMENT OF RELAXA- TION V. P. Beverly Davidson dances with Dennis Howe . . . . . . while class Secretaryfreusurer Trim McIntyre takes a turn with Cecile Van Noy Roger White Lorraine Wilderson Sharon Williams Charles Wiltshire Pat Woodard it-v 'v'4.Av -i'V'v'?,-,l2'v'- y-JYAAAA,-1 -v-nf,-.-g'vA.4Nlifv'q.1sA v v1rv NNNAP- v- - PRES H MAN FAC S lvxfv- -,mf f 'v'v'v'vA-A-F-'a-vlhr::,-:-.-:fgfv'v 4 L 3 W 4 3 1+ 'vvh-v-vw-rvev-N--.fvf 3 :jf l I T P fr Y E I 5 b Z 'r 2 jc 5 2 5. 1+ ,n l 1 Aim il, fNnnr.ux-.-,'vfd'-'-'-Avvx.-..Nfff'-LAN' rim.. 3 'ggilv + A - A 5 - ' 5 ' 56 ivy-INI' -1:,fg1sl-,,A,,-.-4'-'-'sfslshvl'-'fvf NrvNr.-JN.-v'. k 3 3? 'F 1. 3 U 5 wr-vvv- -v-:J-.ff-4-'v 5 1' if RL- 'NNf+ v'v'-Jvwf-v-iwxp-wsnhaxmf 3 l .Q 1 3 1: if s 1...,,,L Y N v- A. -,'i-.-,,,!g,.,:, M ff., I ,NINIS-v-vn'vnA.-,rvAf ffl' A A fusnfw.-v-,-,-,ly-1-'-sA,,6b sNIv'f-gn.-:V--.Nasa-1v'vvv2 'uv-. ,-,Aff-.-.:4vx.A 57 Wa fwlmim i I -I 59 J FALL REGISTRATION Sue Kilgallin, Bob Waits, Cecile Van Noy, and Bud Grantham pay their hard-earned 38100 to Mrs. Hatt and Joyce Farmer at one of the many stops in the long registration process. l. If Mrs Kelly shows Tom McIntyre that the T.B. shots really do not hurt, rnuchl, The first college party had plenty of square dancing plenty of fun and plenty of watermelon. P l The Freshmen show that they certainly know the ropes when it comes to defeating the Sophomores in the tug of war. ? BLACK FRIDAY The Freshman class defeated the Sophomore class in the annual Black Friday competition. The games for the men included softball, football, cross coun- try and the tug of war. The women participated in softball, chain relay, wheelbarrow race and the tug of war. Carolyn Leyh and Suzanne Cusick race to win the wheelbarrow relay for the Freshman women. The Black Friday dance gives students a chance to make up spent energy. 6I ' ALL SPORTS PARTY A Men's Union member impresses his date with his skill in Volleyball. HALLQWEEN PARTY The Caduceus Club had plenty of tricks 'n treats in store at its party, October 31. M I D-TERM DANCE At last: time for relaxation without worrying about exams: only the grades. 62 fl THE BONFIRE Cheerleaders exhort crowd as bonfire celebrates pre-game rally .5 The big blaze turned out to be a symbolic 1' funeral pyre.for Spring Arbor. DOLL'S TEA The dolls dressed by Women's Club members are judged by Miss Schultz, Mr. Maffei and Miss Gibson. 63 ' r Ylll 2. .41 N: 3 Decking john George Hall with bits of tinsel are, 1. to r.: Judy Schalhmer, Joyce Ordway, Michelle Handley, Sandy Casler, and Peggy Crowley. PAN H ELLEN IC BALL The Panhellenic Council sponsored the Christmas Ball. 64 These husky members of the Outdoor Club wait in line for the ski lift. Hot Dog! Time for lunch. SKI TRIP Tom Scott looks worried about his ride up the hill. CANOE TRIP Phil Booth and Penny Parish demonstrate their canoeing ability on the Au Sable River. ,Y wg, p' L I 65 HOMECOMING Emcee Dale Osborn presents roses to Queen Stephanie Cizek as King jerry Gutowski looks on. Bill Diekman and Kathy johnson add the crowning touches as Dale Osborn declares Stephanie Cizek and Jerry Gutowski the Queen and King of the 1961 Homecoming. ,Hi L .I 66 The members of the Homecoming Court from 1. to r. are: Russell Harvey, James Dwyer, Robert Smith, Queen Stephanie Cizek, King jerry Gutowski, Bonnie Bertrand, Mary Coutchie, and J'oEtta Tenney. King Jerry Gutowski and Queen Stephanie Cizek dance to the strains of Bali-Hai, which was the theme of the Homecoming. 67 Homecoming Queew QWPWW 05395 68 Hmwcomiug King GmaEdfGutowsbL x Mike Georgopolis, Jerry Gialanella, Carl Perry and Tom Mohlman, officers of the Men's Union, discuss plans for raising money for the World University Service with Masa Nishihara, W.U.S. representative from japan. S W.LI.S. CARNIVAL The Brothers Riggs proved some of the extraordinary faculty talent at the Teachers Auction. In this Parisian Cafe for 1 few fmnce one could have an almost French artxst Rocco Loclise, sketch ones portralt Fortune is smiling. Only gypsies Maria Gomez and Alice Tomczyk know what lies in your future. , ly I . 5 , --,av ' 1.3. di 'D if , .M What am I Offered for this beautiful microphone? Mike Georgopolis doesn't miss a chance to make money for W.U.S. Lora Beckwith seems worried about being dunked into the water below her. W.LI.S. CARNIVAL ls isss 1 Prudy Milligan is blinded by the beauty of the Art Club pictures. 72 in i .1,-i,, I I , ,izzim lx L ,, .,-- M-'Y- , t nt. ,, 2 CL 3-if-'tid-ss 4 Slings Q13 tempting target. Q1 Q , VL.. .u 2 I -5 3 .1 .,-r T - gg. t.. Ji E Ri 1' 1-PM' S t - if 'Q ' 4 I 'Q' if 3:2 ,mu U! 'Q .- U .4 T. .1 I 'P , n Qgfiv .J I 2 lib. ' I 1 , Y , i'. ad.i1 ' It was National Throw jello Week, and Rod Riggs made at Number 2 wins again at the Delphian Cakewalk. HN ' we Tom Scott won the Ugliest Man on Campus contest sponsored by the Oracle. 73 SP wlliis-V wmv 3 l SPORYEE 75 2 .l.J.C. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 'F' W 'Rn Above: FRONT ROW, l. to r.: N. Taylor, P. johnson, H. Hite, R. Rice, D. Herrick. BACK ROXV. 1. to r.: E. Roark, C. Cantine, L. McKee, B. Diekman, L. Adkisson. Not pictured: I.. Sears. jackson Opponent Serond Piave 50 Albion . ...., ,..15 Michigan junior College Conference 50 Flint ..,.. ,.,. , 15 Fozzrtla Phare 45 Spring Arbor .. .. 16 22 Bay City f 53 68 Flint ,, , 22 Muskegon . 44 22 Bay City , .36 16 Henry Ford ,. 44 44 Spring Arbor 18 National Region Twelve Sezfezzrb Plnre National Championship The start sometimes gets a little congested. Our cross-country team got off to a slow start this season. But Coach Ogden sent out a call for new talent and, with a handful of seasoned veterans and a new supply of raw material, finished up the year solidly on the plus side of the ledger. Two J. C. harriers were just nosed out by a Spring Arbor man. 77 'il' Above: Stick with them, boys. Left: Putting on the pressure in the stretch. iff' ,t A 'K PM Above: J. J. C. runners, underdogs at the outset, surprised the experts by copping second place in the regional meet. 78 A I N .L i vu I NATIO AL CHAMPIONSHIP This is just part of the huge field that started in the National Championship. -, -V f -.. H if-f.,,mH.v.u 'J f ri z K if it 'wi ' K 1 fi I , 1 I fx 'is I , K x ,S J ,fi 1 .7- i i The winningvteam from Coffeyville, Kansas, scored 27 points and shattered the old record by 50 seconds 79 5 V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! ! ! SALLY HANAWALT CHEER 80 r i BONNIE BERTRAND T-E-A-M LE DERS CAPTAIN KATHY JOHNSON 81 STEPHANIE CIZEK BASKETBALL ' is WIA U' we ,,?'iS'f1fbiev,,ylgi3,ggg1wS5,ignigfffaisff X :assign -. iiP1i,f5,7Yf,iiFi,.:e1. c -:: 'l -H , ,,,,, dam: ' Cf' 1jCXS A Q. JA-KSf 44 l' ,, VI, l Y A E t hit: 1. H N. x we f X-f X I' WyJAil--gif, E 3511! f Iff i . I v f .1 -I , 1 5 JACKSON .nv 17 1 . S . V MV , i . - . 5 E V ' ' l il , ' - .- ljlniigisnfi if f- V 1 - W li nd., 1 in uw, ii y ' ,lug - W V, lu wif- :iw ' in '1 15:u.f Q f 1:2 .fllr A, jig ':' 5'A -' g. ' H 5 3 5, 7 V f f k 1 f-zs?'f'- vmgl -wr -' ': ' if I Y i 12535-?4QQzQ, , L ' . ,w.uiwvx L Vigil, , A H ,, Left to right: Coach Eicher, Bryan Hoyle fManagerJ, Phil Marston, Rusty Lyke, Tom Henderson, Chuck Richmond, Al Pryor, Todd Elliot, jim Selby, Chuck Turner, Bill Diekman, jerry Holt, Russ Harvey, jerry Swope. 82 Above: Burn it, Todd! Lower right: It gets rough in there sometimes, as Rusty will verify. 83 Above: Hang on to it, Jim Chuck drills one, demonstrating textbook form . . . Rusty lykes to steal . . . Phil lets a two-pointer fly . . 84 BOWLING Left to right: Chuck Davis, Tom Gutowslci, Jerry Holt, jerry Gialanella, and Russ Harvey. RUSS All during this year these boys have been participat- ing in organized bowling leagues, and are showing remarkable results. JERRY G. TOM JERRY H. CHUCK 85 SWIMMING BOTTOM ROW, left to right: B. Edwards, Norm Terry, Ron Moore, Garry Cope, john Sampson, jim Wood. TOP ROW: David Johan nides, Mike Cutler, Tom Mericle, joe Maxwell, Torn Neesley, Howard Creque, Mr. Hayden. Jan. jan. Jan. jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb RECORD jackson Bay City J.C. 23 ..,,...,.,.......................... 72 Henry Ford CC. 28 ,AA,,,....,....,...,.r,.e,...r,... 66 Grand Rapids j.C. 33 .w....v...A...A................... 64 Flint J.C. 44 ...... .,..vVVVVi....., 6 0 Flint j.C. 42y2 ,r,rr.r.,....,,rr,r.lr...,,. 52V2 Bay City j.C. 24 ,,rr.rr...........V.VVVVi. ......... 7 2 Grand Rapids j.C. 45 ..,,......................,.,..... 30 Henry Ford CC. 54 ,,,,.,,A,.,..........,,.........,. 62 18 M.j.C.A.C. .r...,...... 4th Place 24, 25 N.j.C.A.A. .... 4th Place L- 86 It's a. birdg it's a planeg it's Garry! 'lax if sv YQVNK N !'i.-a-' -s--i., -. ,, ' ' lik. 1 Jw., A A And they're off . . . TOM NEESLEY GARRY COPE No, girls, Howard's not waving at youg he's doing the backstroke 87 TENNIS , . ,, 7 w T11 X - pf 5 E nfq 'W w-1 Left to right, BACK ROW: Bob Waits, Dennis Dye, Dave Mahoney. FRONT ROW: Tom Henderson, John Elliot, john Samson. ca X 5 . i-,Big - fo- fn 5 ooo, , ' ba M on TOM DAVE JOHN s. 88 t m nf ?'1 T l ,l.. . 4 I. 'wr V ,,-1, ...X BOB DENNY TRACK ii i i. i 1 i ii N f- ii ii. ..,ii'.rM 'QNX N '-M i , i Ki M , i ,z- Lair.. .. 3. i W W l .. 1 - Q f W-1-1-1.-.....M..-a., M-, - ' an .ew .. M . V --. - - ' 7 - , ,,. .. . ., 4x.,,VA ..,,.,n- '-J ' 1 775114 f '- .- -f-wi? . -EL' K -T5 V. -'r-:-11 2. mfr V Wi: :.-1-:..:am,!:s.W-ram..me - JOHN E. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Dalice Ferris, Phil Booth, Mike Vannest, Larry Schramn, Norm Taylor, Joe Wood, jerry Zimmerman, Larry Dziobak. SECOND ROW: Bill Howard, Dick Taylor, Chuck Davis, Bob Broughman, john Horvath, Bob Rider, Ken Buxton, Gordon Hoyt. THIRD ROW: Larry Deming, jerry May, Larry Snow, Carl Von Hofe, Sam Du Bois, Sam Gorzen. FOURTH ROW: Fred Lozowsky, John Gorhour, Dennis Herrick, Ed Roake, Duane Crites, Lynn Mebee, Tom Middlemiss, Henry Hite. 89 W r 1. L I GOLF HCS golf team picked up some 1 hopeful-looking recruits during the season, Here are a couple of them at their best. john Kurzynowski demonstrates his aptitude with the stymie shot. Versatile Phil Marston shows why he's well known as a good chipper. 9l CRUX: PSE qi' akk JERRY GIALANELLA STEPHANIE CIZEK JERRY GUTOXVSKI Fall and Spring Fall and Spring Fall STUDENT COMMISSION Student Commission, the student governing body at JJC, discusses allocations, social functions and other matters of general concern to the students and, as usual, they have done a fine job this year. rl TOM GUTOWSKI RUTH CHURCHILL TONY CZARNECKI ANN PRESTON Fall Fall Fall and Spring Fall and Spring ,.s1.4f..: K' i it l . in i YJ 5'-5'7 Nun' JACK DREYER RANDY WIRTH TOM MOHLMAN Spring Spring Spring 94 i .,:.?. .- Q? FIRST ROW, l. to r.: C. Merritt, S. Perrine, S. Coak, P. Wasielewski. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: R. Churchill, D. Tomczyk, N. Tomshack, J. Carter, D. Harris. WOM EN ' S CL U B I ' s OFFICERS-left to right: C. Perry, J. Gialanella, T. Mofhlman, M. MEN'S UNION 95 1 The Woman's Club has organized and suc- cessfully carried out the activities of I.I.C. women. The Men's Union sponsored the World University Service Carnival and executed numerous other projects for this school year. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: C. Olfier, T. Mohlman, J. Gialanella, M. Georgopolis. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: L. Bronsberg, G. Boher, J. Hengstebeck, C. Perry. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: D. Applin, R. Stygles, B. Reed. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: K. Pearse, C. Verbarg, N. Frisby. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: D. Claucherty, A. Aronoff, D. Avery. THIRD ROW l. to r.: D. Bury, T. Morley, B. Reed, M. DeVolder, G. Pahl, C. Cantine. Q , Qi x .f K4 X Y x w 1, Ili! xx ll r l Player's Guild, UCS outlet for its dramatic talent, produced two full-length plays during the school year: Army and the Man in the fall and Barrie's What Every 1170112412 Kfzowf in the spring. PLAYER'S GUILD sms,-af-5 .Lim 'i '- ' 44 Y 5 - If 5- 1 -wifi - .w 3:35 M, A1 5-sf tri li if ff ,B -.- if -. 1 'f M, 4. .fi ' g:g.g,g- - . X W it ' 57-.-5: nh. , -. l 5 Mg.. '11 f ' . . ,gf S' r l , L 5 , A Q 96 T MM -,-P. ,........,...1 ii 1 .. 1 4 1. ' i ll' l FIRST ROW. l. to r.: G. Rutkowski, M. Coutchie, R. LaRosa, L. Beckwith, J. Tuttle. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: A. Kuehler, T. Gutowski, I.. Kelly, D. Schafer, R. Vail. OUTDOOR CLUB 11-5- ' , f-2:5 if ?3C?FEi'a. ' M? - If: jx -:k:.,.j':gN The Outdoor Club is set up to promote sports participation and through the in year has sponsored many activities open to the school, including canoe trips, 'i skiing and bowling. 97 ROW 1, l. to r.: S. Lusk, C. VanNoy, R. Churchill, J. Harvey, D. Harris, M. Walker. ROW 2, l. to r.: K. VanTuyle, J. Styles, S Slater, S. Palmer, J. Frantz, P. Parrish, R. Trothen, S. Kilgallin. ROW 3, l. to r.: J. Knechtges, C. Fagerluncl, J. Haynes, J. Sterett K Rollin, C. Lavender, S. Herrington, M. McCullum, J. Moray. RHO DELTA PHI This sorority strives to be of service to the college. The sorority participated in the clean-up campaign in the fall, sponsored the noon candy sale, as well as other activities. The sorority spends a week at a lake during the summer months with the money they earn through the school year. The Rho candy sale PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council functions as an executive board which governs activities involving both sorori- ties. These activities include the annual Christmas Ball, the Panhellenic Cup, and the Scholarship Plaque. L. to R.: R. LaRosa, S. Herrington, D. Stephenson, S Palmer, N. Rogers, J. Frantz, L. Beckwith, C. Fagerlund. E.. T' -.Q FIRST ROW, l. to r.: S. Casler, J. Havens, R. LaRosa, D. Stephenson, S. Dayton, K. Johnson, M. Coutchie. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: S. Hanawalt, J. Buxton, S. Cizek, 1. Grahms, N. Lodise. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: M. Conway, K. McDevitt, S. Timberlake, L. Beckwith, K. Stuert, S. Perrine, R. Ryan, J. Marsh, J. Carter, H. Laursen. I .qaw-'52 K 1 x -,J :Sass-?F ' x 'S-,Q-f ' Aff . PHI DELTA SIGMA .tl l l -1 w I A 'ff , gg- Phi Delta Sigma members washed cars, made food baskets, and .I , sold barbecues during the school year. With the money earned, along with the revenue from its vending machine, the sorority plans to keep alive the traditional summer vacation at one of the neighboring lakes. 99 . - ' x 1, ' A .4 .F it - me 'lll Q f w ' 'i! iQi9, K , iw .--',. , W , l' FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Dr. Laursen-advisor, D. Lodise, M. Georgopolis, R. Smith, G. Gutowski, R. Lodise. SECOND ROW, l. to r. J. Tuttle, H. Henderson, G. Gialanella, T. Gutowski, R. Svolvocla. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: T. Mohlman, P. johnson, D. Schafer, T. Mc Intyre, A. Schram, L. Kelly, T. Czarnecki. SIGMA KAPPA CHI TURN-ABOUT DAY Sigma Kappa Chi, UCS social fraternity, rounded out another year of service to the College and the community. IOO 4 CADUCELIS CLUB MERCY FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW. l. to r.: P. Hanley. C. jarkowski, M Pawlak, J. Sussex. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: F. Cavender, B. vanStaveren, C. Circoloff, B. Daniels, M. Bielanski. The Caduceus Club was formed for the participants in UCS nursing program. The club has sponsored many activities including the annual Halloween party. The members. also sponsored social activities for under- privileged and retarded children. FOOTE FRESHMEN-FIRST ROW, l. to r.: M. Roberts L. Anderson, S. Mahoney, B. Everhart, A. Baldwin, M Smith. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: K. Collyer, L, Webb, M Marshall, S. Miller. S. Crittenden, L. Acker, D. Bennett M. Marsh. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: S. McLain, R. Stuck G. McKessy, D. Tucker, S. Murphy, J. Allen, C. Tillitson N. Lehmann, N. Wheeler, B. Salenbien. 5 .I I SEER' : 12,-wi 40? 5-55 'L 7. 1 Il if siifafl Appl ' p pq .. , , I5 J l , 1 . Q ly , p M, JUNIOR NURSES-FIRST ROW, l. to r.: C. Slaymaker, L. Colburn, J. Tenny, M. Richardson SECOND ROW, l. to r.: C. Pepper, M. Smith, M. Dobbertein, V. Dearing, B. Bertrand. THIRD ROW, l. to r.:J. Weber..D. Schittenhelm, M. Velenich, M. Medler, M. Rhutz. L. Somers. S Coak, P. Kelly. S.N.E.A. The Student National Education Association spent a full year probing the various phases of teaching. Offered to its members v were films, discussions with student teachers, and speakers who explained the opportunities which lie in the teaching Christmas party atHe1mer School field. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: P. Parrish, S. Powers, F. Hodge, S. Herrington, S. Soper, S. Banister. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: B. Bakex, J. Dameron, E. Asbury, M. Divine, M. McCollum, M. Arntz. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: F. Haskell, D. Pittman, D. Strunk, D. Kleyn, I. Gieseler, L Peters, W, Molliter, j. Griswold, R. Keicher, S. Slater, M. Hutchinson, Mr. Barnett, advisor. Q LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Aw, Nfl . 6 FIRST ROW, l. to r.: K. Rollin, M. Handley, K. Sadler. SECOND ROW, i The French Club, taking service as its theme over the past year, was behind a highly success- ful Christmas party, and participated in some of HCS social functions. l. to r.: K. Stuart, S. Nelson, -I. Harvey, K. Kirk, D. Dye. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: D. Lowe, T. Collins, D. Kleyn, D. johnson, W. Standish. l s Program committee for the Christmas party. WS' The Art Club, formed just last year, has turned out to be one of the College's pro- ductive organizations: posters, programs, designs, layouts, as well as all of Delphiarfs art was done by it. FIRST ROW, l. to r.: F. Haskell, L. Turner, E. Asbury. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: E. Gillett, S. Kuhn, D. Harris. THIRD ROW, l. to r.: P. Milligan, M. McCol- lum, S. Soper, L. Loomis. ART CLUB 41 fi. 4-P' Diane Harris and Florence Haskell at work. -q- raw rf' nw? i wif FIRST ROW. l. to r.: R. Vail. S. McCourtie. P. Milligan, C. Merritt, A. Preston. SECOND ROW. l. to r.: D. Chamberlain. S. Rubert C. Gift. J. Gieseler. I Y .f 52153 4 fi LE? DELPHIAN The Delphian staff seeks to record ' the traditions of our school through the publication of the ,UC annual. I04 4 l FIRST ROW, l. to r.: W. Peterson, E. Griffith, C. Cole, P. Parrish, D. Belcher. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: Mr. Brown-advisor, G. Pahl. J. Fischer, S. Perrine, D. Tomczyk, S. McCourtie. ORACLE The Oracle is UCS campus bi- weekly newspaper. Furnishing the students with news, sports, and campus announcements all come under the responsibility of the Oracle. 'S I05 it .mi Sf- B C' J me iii , 525.2133.5.lii1lft1tlt55ifeL..'e 'me'MliNNM'Z....iS?Si , Q , AE flier., tt aw'- Q7 L. to R.: G. McCluer, C. Leyh, B. Harris, S. Cusick, S. Lusk, B. Watters, D. Sims, Mr. Disbrow, MADRIGAL Madrigal, j.J.C.'s elite vocal group, gives the really top singers an opportunity to express themselves musically. .1 .M . W. . FORENSICS L. to R.: B. Matthews, S. Smith, B. Davidson, M. Sacharski, D. Rausch, M. Irish. The student body has taken an increased interest this year in the debate team, and we have been able to field a top team. The team competes with other sophomore col- lege teams. l06 a A Cappella Choir, I.j.C.'s major chorus, has performed with its usual excellence for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies and has added its special touch to these and other school functions . . . A CAPPELLA CHOIR ADEQ EC 65? J-Q VT Congra+uIa+ions From Seexei 5 ox 50 ChiIdren's Shoe Specialisfs Regular and Correciive Shoes ua w. MAIN PHONE SPRING ARBCR ST 2-6066 JOHN SEVEN PAINT 84 WALLPAPER CO The Complere Painf Sfore PHONE 3-6556 20I-203 S. Mechanic S+. JACKSON, MICH. Complimenfs of LEACH 81 LACKEY Wayside Markei' II7 E. McDeviH Vandercook KRUPA'S MARINE Evinrude Moiors Complimenfs of TEER-WICKWIRE 8: COMPANY Manufacfurers of Aufomoiive Par+s and V 4595 Francis U Lindbefg n Alr and Hydraulic Cylinders I80I Wildwood Ave. Jackson, Michigan Q To IWAcKl.uN MANUFACTURERS OF GRINDING WHEELS WheeIs of Profii' 'For Indus+ry CompIimen'l's of HAYES INDUSTRIES, INC. 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Prospecl Phone STa'l'e 3-5286 From JACKSON MICHIGAN Prescriplions and Supplies Founlain-Lunches 1-0 GifI's-Toys-Toile'I'ries Graduales of l96I Cameras-Proieclors moi Rea' Es+a+e-'nsurance Besl Wishes Io Ihe Class of '6l From SOUTHSIDE REALTY BOWL O DROME FRANK S. PHILBRICK - 232 W. Prospecl' Ave. Bus' P ' Sl 2 7'79 JACKSON, MICHIGAN 308 W. Michigan Phone ST 4-8527 2:14 C qMhb Lgerlfice a?dAnmQmE 5 Nun ....... .'.J:..4..'.ofgn L 4 ':c.:'l HALL and M' 44113,-.. . .l.3,:.v-'FA ESI. 1870 KE N N E DY 1,10 First Sf.. Jackson ' Phone ST 9 6151 O U 'hllmans L OF JACKSON Congratulations To the Class of 1960 BAILEY MCCOMB FUNERAL HOME 1417 E. Mich. ST 9-7167 Insurance-Real Esfaie Congrafulalions Life Insurance From CHARL E. GREENE GLICK and SON IRON 81 METAL CO. Charl E. Greene E. J. Greene +0 J-he l203 Firs+ S+. ST 4-0574 Class of '96' cAsLER's HARDWARE BAKERIS Builders Hardware Housewares Plumbing Supplies Sporling Goods SC Open fo 9 P.M. I25 N. Jackson ST 9-8l53 Jackson Michigan 755 W. Franklin ST 9-9346 'N X. ,AmZ:A'f ACME INDUSTRIES, INC. JACKSON. MICHIGAN Manufacrurers of CompIeI'e Air Conclirioning and Refrigerarion Sys'Iems Congraiulaiions, Class of I96I 1 Q XXX , X i I I W N x S Your Headquariers 'For Men's and Women's FASH ION A'I'I'IRE . and of course you can say: Charge H! II4 II4 HERRING Tire and Bai-Iery Service 5I6 EasI' Michigan Avenue JACKSON Phone ST 4-3080 or ST 4-7303 HARRIE M. REED C0 '-Plumbing '-Heaiing '-Air Concliiioning '-Kiichens 4I2 Wesi' Prospeci' SI-reei' JACKSON, MICHIGAN PA BOWLING PALACE 24I0 E. Michigan Avenue ST 9-9l35 Jackson, Michigan ' F' I U HUFFMAN5 E. J. VANDERBURG R APPLIANCE Membership Represen+a+ive N QUGID' h di Jackson Division ' em an 'Se AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN 5 LOW Prices l200 S. wesf Avenue ST 3-2655 R IOI W. Main Spring Arbor E Besi- Wishes 0 The Chemist Shop . Tlnkham Prescriptions ' Varieiy 8: Gifi Shop Parma, Michigan H5 Best Wishes GLCI If QUIPMEN JACKSON MICHIGAN ELECTRIC MOTORS I Repairing-Rewinding Qg f AII Kinds-An sizes Compleie 24-Hr. Service ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Commercial and IncIusI'riaI Wiring JACKSON ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC. lov N. STATE sr. DIAL sr 2-2682 Emergency Service Dial ST 4-3362, LA 9-4722 II6 II6 I Quaiiiy Is Someihing We're Proud of II Cosis No More ai HENRY'S SU PERMARKET Where Qualiiy and Economy Meei' Ask Io See Our Year Round GIII Baskei De-parimeni KARTH ENS Floor-Wall-Counieriops 224 Wes'I Cor+IancI SI'reeI' JACKSON, MICHIGAN Phone: STa're 2-I326 it's daybrecak fresh . . Congra'I'ula+ions +o fhe Class of I96I From COMMET PHARMACY Cenler Plaza Shopping Cenler 19 3 W... FooTE 8. JENKS l l.wnne I'4 E A Flavor Specialisls Since I884 WAY BAKING COMP ANY JACKSON, MICHIGAN WHITE STAR MOVING 84 STORAGE Local and Long Dislance Moving Jackson, Michigan ST 2-0535-36 1.-l-1 ll, 4-M .y .pa 'gl-3 ...1....-1 'l '1 ' 7 1. Complimenls of .,.-. .4.-.-. ...,....... A ...... -..... ..,......-, v,.-., .,---.......-, --,,,... .... . ..-,-.. ...-. ..., D . ....- . . . . . . . Jaclcson's Building Supply Cen'I'er lnfer. U.S. l27 and M-50 Soufh S Jackson, Michigan PHONE ST 4-3I9I II7 LAMBO'S WEST END CAR WASH Jackson, Michigan l709 W. Michigan Ave. STa+e 3-3545 WEST POINT HARDWARE l820 Spring Arbor Rd. TM-60, Jackson, Michigan ST 4-2744 K, :W , V' f-Q E I T ,li-- PATIENCE-MONTGOMERY 406 Firsf McDONALD'S HAMBURGERS 407 Prospect JBCIKSOH ORDWAY LINCOLN MERCURY COMET 302-304 Prospec+ ST 2-0494 Complimen+s of SMITH-WINCHESTER Uppeolin e'fm's I I II IIIIIE Rf Xxx s YEARS OF K QI I CONTINUOUS SERVICE TO THE JACKSON AREA MEMBER' FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ' Personally Selected USED CARS SIA 'iT 2 BIG LOTS Open 9 A.M. +o 9 P.M. K. Bowley and R. RencIeI, Sfore Mgr. POLLY'S II5 W. Prospecf 4243 Page ST 3-2033 4I8 Firsf S+. 802 W. Ganson 1008 E. Mich. ST 2,7625 805 Cooper I304 Francis l825 Spring Arbor Road I20 Complimen+s of G. J. McDEVITT AGENCY General Insurance Real Eslale We sell +l'ie earih and insure wha+'s on ii. 4OI Car+er Building ST 2-8I08 HARRlNGTON'S FLOWERS 1 7735 Bunlcerlfiill Road HOTEL HAYES Jackson's Leading Downfown Mo+or Ho+el THE DRUM ROOM Fine Food. Your Favoriie Beverage, Dancing and En+er+ainmen'r Nighfly Excep+ Sunday Wl'iere All Michigan Meels Jackson Visi+ Our New PIXIE FOUNTAIN AND COFFEE HOUSE Brealcfasi' . . . Lunch . . . Dinner Open 6:30 A.M. +0 I2:00 A.M. JOHN J. SAKMAR General Manager 224 W. Michigan ST 2-055i The Pixie Founiain I2l A Salute to the Class of 'GI FROM X 495 WITH servmg mn MICHIGAN' i THE FINEST IN TELEVISION ENTERTAINMENT VAN CAMP'S BOAT CO. Jackson's Finesl' Dealer 72l Wildwood ST 2-6220 I22 ezpfzsszlfzyfs gbwers Flowers 'For AlI'Occasions F.T.D. Florisls Telegraph Delivery 308 E. MICHIGAN AVE. Q MACKEY'S BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repairs 4I9 N. MECHANIC POLACHEK'S DRESS FABRICS I2I E. Michigan Ave. ag I1 VERMEU LEN'S For Comfori' F 1 u- mmm I Q IIEIRTB ir: as Ya 'AE sg -' f MODEL Fnm ssnwce ,QV h YQ .-:: ,A 4 -a-- - i , I ' in-I - TJ mia ,J 555' 1 I .. I - i if MODEL FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Where 'ro Call I05 E. Michigan ST 9-8I55 Jane Fosier displays one oi Ihe many line blouses ai: THE ELAINE SHOP IOI E. Michigan Ave. MiI'I'on Kempf Clara Kempi Flowers by Wire BROWN FLORAL CO. ESTABLISHED I866 Phone ST 2-7I97 908 Greenwood Ave.z Jackson, Michigan VOLKSWAGEN Service and Sales AUTOHAUS-JACKSON, INC. 4500 Ann Arbor Roacl Jackson, Michigan BOB HARDY ST 4-05 I 7 ALL STAR SERVALL ALL STAR DAIRY M50 and Soufh S+. ST 2-9657 METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AUGUST R. ROTY, Mgr. 505-509 S. Jackson SIree'I' Jackson. Michigan Dean Williams, Assf. Mgr. Charles R. Conaf, Assf. Mgr. Charles B. Clemons, Asst Mg Harry ReH, Assf. Mgr. REPRESENTATIVES: John J. Finnegan, Jr. I24 Nick Volakakis Radney Acker C. B. Cain Dale Boyce H. W. Cooley Jack Willson John H. Harris Joseph V. Lapinski Richard Smifh Ronald Walicki Ned Kubifz, Michigan Cenfer Goll Roberison, College Trainee DELPHIAN IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE HELP AND COOPERATION OF OUR ADVERTISERS. EACH OE THEM IS A LEADER IN THE JACKSON BUSI- NESS AREA. YOU MAY EXPECT DEPENDABLE AND COURTEOUS SERVICE FROM ANY DELPHIAN ADVERTISER. WE URGE YOU TO PATRONIZE THEM, LATE REGISTRATION SOPHOMORES DALE AVERY GERALD BABCOCK LORA BECKWITH PETE BOLI-IUIS JOHN BULLINGER CHRISTOPHER CANTINE DAVID CASE RONALD CLARK I26 MICHAEL CUTLER WILLIAM DIEKMAN JOYCE FARMER PAULINE FREUNDL JEWEL GILL ELIZABETH GILLETT ORLANDO GIRALDO SANDRA HERRINGTON DICK JOHNSON WALTER KERSTETTER JULIE KNECHTGES PAUL LAHIKI I27 4, CAROL LAVENDER ELIZABETH LAWRENCE ROCCO LODISE LUCILLE LOOMIS if JOSE MARTINEZ STEVE MCCOURTIE PRUDY MILLIGAN JAN MUDICA .9- 'FUR 1 Y 1 HELEN POLING JAMES POWERS WALTER RODE TOM SCOTT I28 A 5 A JAMES WOOD ROBERT SMITH MARLENE VALENICH WILLIAM SLOWINSKI I 29 ROBERT SIEFERT WH' I A COLLEGE I PEOPLE . . . Y r-' , . Q' KN - ' v 'SW 4 .'- , n .pv Sf f M. 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