Jackson Community College - Delphian Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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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.

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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

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'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 ..