Northwood University - Northwood Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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X t - it 4 DAY 'F' 3 ii li s des.-e -in Y 24. n J A , Kirkus 4.5. m 2 2, 'V r jf if x l x 1 9' Q.. fl.1'N-4 fi J s lg K F fi ft., -A 1' ' ' I I '34, i. ,. l -X , ....... V. i Ss. i ' '- s ,. .ii s ., ,r L- ...-,,.. non' ..--YQ , 4 1 . . H 'L . President Ray Semmens presides over a meeting of the Student Senate held in the County Com- missioners room of the Midland Court House as part of Student Leader- ship Week. Student Judiciary Council ln its first year of active operation the Student Judiciary laid many precedents to be followed and en- forced in future eases to he heard by the justices. Court Inves- tigator Bob Fountain. Jim Snyder. Chief Justice Bob VVheat. Claudia Ladendorf. Dick Smeltzer. Nate Joiner and Court Re- corder R u t h Ann Rhode. Alternate judges. not in picture. were Bill Dorais and Jan Hummel. eww Student Senate ta' ' N231 Af, -. w'+-'Ruin lf! 43 , bb xgsltq K. M :TN N 3'3- QC 1-7221: E 1 s ,a i fi M -'x E u uf., ,,,,,....-wr- M x 'V K ' 1 '.'O'1u U' . Q, S s N Q a 4. . -if X T 'S X S , Q , we , X g1,,,w.S 2 2 4 3 P 2 A . f- 1 U li X 'ER Xa x .AA 'S Regist ef 9 'W X1 Q iw ration W -www 'bA , ' ' -'I x ,W A, ,A K, --4' nz M 4 2 Q- : 3 i55' vq-M., K' ,.,A..A,,, fm, -X ,,,f- ' E4 4 ,M , H Q -f 's 'M V ., mm V K wr-:,,,,, WW ,,.-- '-- if 7 , W, H M ,am ' .,..ff-3 ,,,.--W x x 'f. k X '. -f y,.L g-fq:...,.,M' , f 4 , ,M V,-ff A ,fr- V ' wma. , ' .M f ' -- fav MW'-'www W - , W, ., 'ff 'ff , ., . MZ gf 1 ,We-V' f ,V-A ff W + .gf Yam, 4 Wm- for Classes -,..... ws - ,wi 2 4 -Y.-1 ,R .X- 4 is , ww. x is sb x' .v Ho:-owl' I s . yi, 4, , n.u 595 lo 00 010' oo- so as, Q 9 MQ.. aw MXN, J, Q if wx ,,,..wsmwwff Q5'w Glass Blowing Class sn, f gx K , ,gi ,Q ax A ff a A f ,ff Steady hands and an unlimited imagination are both indispensable when creating with glass as students soon found out. swf P7 K-.vi ' X Ti I ' may , sb 'lie V K XS: S . Q xt X Now this is real glass blowing. A tiny glass elephant, with blue toes, is born 'am ' W'A 'sLf MT+'f1' 'A-P1 ,WV .. 1- WM '--fre.,-, QM,-...z A 1,,.,,,,WWv4 A ,bv bww V Wu rbi' 1 get Dr. Frederick L. Hovde. President of Purdue University. receives his honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Northwoods President Turner. Dr. Hovde spoke at the opening convocation at Northwood. held in conjunction with dedication of the C. J. Strosacker library. 'Wit Charles J. Strosacker Library Dedication Qx 'N .5411-'Mb--Q Moving into the 5516.000 Charles J. Strosacker library kept head librarian Tom Lyons and his staff busy for quite a while. The library was a gift to the school from the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation. ff AuSabIe Ranch Ski Resort The AuSable Ranch and Ski Lodge was given to Northwood lock, stock and ski tow by the Peter M. Wege family of Grand Rapids. The lodge, eight miles south of Gaylord, Mich- igan is 130 acres of ski trails, hills and slopes during the winter and bridle trails and sun- shine during the summer. The A-frame lodge, pictured at left, includes sleeping quarters, dining rooms and bar. Rates are lower after showing a valid Northwood ID. Below, a grassy slope in summer but a ski trail covered with snow during winter. A 'X ' Nffsiff of ' ii ?j?5 Nf'W: .152-'f Lt 'mp' l ,gov ' , 'H' W---'J ...Q f,4 c w, ', fp, i M .f , 13,,-'sq ' fig! 'C i it . 5' Q- . 5 ,ff -if n ' .w,,.., , i I 'SU Q , fl it ' rf ll 4-...gi K ,X a. A hoard meeting git thu ncvily-zicccpt-gd I o ti g tn Hclovi, N111 Kopp looks ovct' thc ncvss tucked to thc Ai1Sz1hIc htillctin h o at r tl. Bottom right. Brandy. at Saint Bernard who looks :is if hos had L1 hard day of rcsciic viork lor discoxcrcd hoxx to open his Iittlc kcgt rests in front of thc firm: plticc with his hctiti on 41 sympathetic lap. 'Vw I ' .X .M . ,,fv...-v '-' J 'ft +V Q X ig i 5132 'f f ,W ' 5 fl f 141 ff in f ff, 0 f '9 1 ' 1 W ,, I , , A fa 1' Q,- . 5 ,Q , cf 2w2k...h4iYt' ll' ,Wy A32 Ap-33 my. i 'missin t f'-w-.,A' fic my Arise. ,,,.,.,a, , .A . fa' if ., .-oh, ,ev .I tl .., R' x i JY 4, r Q i, is y I 51,51 Q7 V, 4 15 . if The Ebony Review The Ebony Review, sponsored by the Sigma Kappa Zeta frater- nity and the Music Department, was a new event on campus. The three day Black Week-End included booths, movies, lectures and rap sessions. At left, Philadelphia banker James Blocker, center, chats with Mr. John Church and Nick Dinkins. Below, Nick, Chairman of the event. goes over a few last minute prep- arations with committee chairwomen Marsha Caldwell, left, and Betty Myhand. 39ii5f5a:t1,g l 5' l i u- M 'P l 4 4 ' 4: . 1 V l 1 l t t l v' , , , 447 ' T' 'I ru 5 Marsha Caldwell and Blanch Hardeman take a quick tally at the ticket line while Bobby Simmons and Chico Aguiar look over their shoulders. Blanch and Earl move to some heavy music Rap sessions with audience participation. A soul dinner, fol- lowed by a fashion show and dance highlighted the Ebony Review. The dinner was complete with black-eyed peas, fried chicken, and greens. The three-day af- fair brought speakers to the campus and featured various displays and en- tertainment in an effort to improve relations and understanding in the community and on campus. if Nlike Scholl. right. ofthe NISL' Crisix Center answers a question from the student audience. 35' 53 9 5 .4 xp. -U 1 ' z ' 15452: - 3 Q, W . ....K...K,. YJ' Iwi? S'1, w y 1 , ' :rf 'A V vw ' 'W .A L'! W F if 'Sz L ,V 1 1, - ,sw , fm, x W 4 Automotive Old Timers Aw. A A I Q xff f. Iv 1 . W0 ,hu- gh W -. Q. if yn If ,nv .. W ,,. ' - 0-Yr' fig ,f'i'.'wf . ,vw 'f ?'T f', M ' W ,Q f , vr M, 4 4 0,7 .QW f 1. A.,, gh If X L, . ' f W -S vcd, N 'W gf Z x . f A H ., ix Wag- fx Q . , ,p ,5 H 4 fm W, , ,,,,f,.,,w ,f ,' f .ww , f fx , V A , ww few W mf W ff 'M . MA ff ' 1, f + - M: , 5 U Wg, ,Mg ' ,P 'W ' - A , ' ,ew , gk M, , , f 'N' U v, V A , Q. ww. V ' . I .wf,j4MW , L,y,,,W, I I Vx 'Y W-'duyl Nj V1 vm' 5 0 6 1 'K 'N 4' WV :mf , fy A A ,,,, ? 2.7 A f,,.,- ,fn ff -J L ZW Q R aww F L ' ' ' MM My ' 5 ',- 9, I 'Q-ff, .'4 1 ki L, ' gn , 5.5 Q V '-v 5 K., L -U UA' H 1969-1970 Cheerleaders 1 lk . I 1 W Q1 Q4 7 -I .pg 'kk 5. xr' .au cc, 1Ja...... CHEERLEADERS: Beth Konley, Bonnie Todd. Jan Hummel, Sandy Mealy, Nancy Whitney. Adviser is Mrs. Karla Casper, Kb 3 'iw fu Niue N Q , I, in 2 'I 'Xl Cheerleaders for the football season were. center. Dave Lavelle. clockwise from bot- tom. Ty Dunlap. Eileen JancoQek. George Brown. Jan Hummel. Steve Panik and Beth Konley. 55 ww, .4 Bob and Karla IVIrs. Frances Betts Miner Housemother Casper DuBois Houseparents lf, 5.-Q .5 ,.wfPf:'f', t iv' 74 f Charles Brainard. four-year business program salutatorian: Mr. Bromley: J. Graciela Senesac. four-year business valedictorian: d an Tom Churma. two year associate degree valedictorian. Robert Kaplan tnot in picture! took two year associate salutatorian honors. Wfwwg ,sm wW 1' K ,xx . ,I .f .r M an-ag i LOI' . . . or o ommunications Dvsight Stevens presents the J. P withtheOutt d' F ' ' ' s an ing aculty Award. McCarthy Broadcasting Award to WJ RN station manager Dale Pegg. en McGuire shakes Mr T Edward Bennetts hand after presenting him Assistant Profess f C ' ' rv' 2 1l.-:if vi Q, ?'U 'ffvui ,gf ww., , 'ther .0233 i V,-,r 'J H , S 1 . It , X, M f Q W . yr J-JW! , f ,f X 1 yW 4 1 Mr. Charles Woolson presented the Margaret E. Varner Scholarship to Jan Hummel for Sigma Phi Nu and Jeff Gilmore for Delta Kappa Phi. .wwf '- v . :Y .- -,.,,, na: 5- I f , ,. 06:25 ' fl ' M X - Graciela Senesac smiles as she accepts the plaque of Valedictorian of the four year business program from Mr. James Bromley. Qi ji l ilvlll Nate Joiner accepts the Daughters of America Citizenship Award from Mrs.Nelson. Twenty-six students were recognized at the Honors Con- vocation as awards for scholarship and leadership were presented to the Class of 1970. Awards presented to students other than those pictured on these pages were as follows: Student Senate Activities Award to Ray Semmens. Presented by Assistant Director of Student Personnel Ray Miller. Northwood Singers Award presented to Nick Dinkins by Dr. Theodore Vosburgh, Chairman, Liberal Arts Division. Art Association Award, presented to Hal Cederberg by Associate Professor of Arts James Chase. Louise C. Grace Advertising Award, presented to Doug Long by Associate Professor of Advertising Robert Price. I. W. Thompson Award, presented to Robert Kaplan by Assistant Professor of Automotive Marketing Roderic Wiley. Banking and Finance Award presented to Pam Frye by Associate Professor of Accounting Dr. Paul Chien. Business Management Award, presented to Roger W. Mason by Elvin Killheffer, Instructor of Business. ' Hospital Unit Management Award was given to Jim Findley by Director of Hospital Management Kenneth Copp. Zehnder Hotel and Restaurant Management Award was presented to Robert Gass by Associate Professor of Hotel and Restaurant Management William Stafford. The Donald D. Burchard Journalism Award was given to Barb Senger by Instructor of Journalism David L. Rogers. Michigan Retailers Award was presented to Jan Donnelly by Robert B. Everett Sr., President, Everett Carpet Company and Vice President, Michigan Retailers Association. Lenore S. Forti Secretarial Award was presented to Linda Hutson by Carla Cramer, Secretary Placement, Dow. One Year Secretarial Award went to Mary E. Bninni, presented by Arlon Lindberg. Assistant Professor of Secretarial Science. Liberal Arts Award went to Tom Churma, presented by Dr. Vosburgh. Wall Street Journal Award was presented to Michael Fagan by Dr. V. Orval Watts, Professor of Economics and Director of Economic Education. A 'M 1' -'Z' Assistant Dean Dave Fry presents one of the top awards. the R. Gary Phil Chia received the Outstanding Foreign Student Award. presented Stauffer Business Administration Award, to Chester Kossman. Mr, Chgrlgg Schlereth, i ' Loren McGuire shakes hands with Dean Fry after being presented with the Dr. C. F. DuBois Award. 59 Q I Q aX1u.,.,- ,F N 1 x Q Q W nw-'w4WfMQ.y.,w s .asks Nr. sw f sfwfff 'I ' X, l is X MQQW ww awww taw iii? NBC' News correspondent Robert Goralski speaks to the Town and Campus group on the tendency of TV newscasts to be afflicted with coloritus. Good film footage isn't always good news coverage, he said. Goralski was the final guest to appear in the 1969-70 Celebrity Series. 60 iv' W , 'M 4 'V 'wil -lf'-1fHiQ4pAa.iAf.,2 ' ..-J.. aA-in-wu.Jf'f.?a12,a.-LJ..fi.asf ,,,,,,,, . ., --,1 ,J .-Amy X en, sw, . Q. gg? G X l -4-if -Aw 4 X x ' 3 T Nl, . I Q wa ' w . V ,X W xi, ,3 i x X d t nd faculty in a program sponsored by the Young Americans for Freedom Lee R. Hayes. crewman on the USS Pueblo, spoke to stu en s a Vw ff f , Qt '59 N ,7 Q 42 ,, 9 4 Fred Waring at Town and Campus Fred Waring and his incomparable Pennsylvanians provided a delightful evening of entertainment for the community and students. The Midland Daily News had this to say of the program: Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians said it with music Monday night in Midland just as they have for 53 years across the country. Only Fred and the frog-voiced drummer Poley McClintock remain of the original quartet, but the Fred Waring Show produced music in the modern style and 'songs of yesterday the way they sound today' for the audience at the Town and Campus and Northwood Institute program in Central Intermediate Auditorium. Getting together to share a discussion after the Fred Waring Show were President Arthur E. Turner of Northwood, Mrs. Ormond Barstow, chairman of the program for the Town and Campus organization, Waring, Mrs. Alden B. Dow and Mr. Dow, longtime friends of the fa- mous orchestra and choral leader. 1 L ef bX-' t ,QV 'MY 'Q 'I '70f 1 'J ' 'flm,f,m ' 'haw ,411 ,M X ' If 4 A it in .1 .6I..fx'f?' 1 Z '- 1 wg, K K . I I V 1 A :M X -.gif 6 f' 'R - . 1' .1 Lf . fa - ,,,,g.,-., ,A V - - J -' :.. f - :7 5 V J ..-,,. If 'f 'V ' 7 E' ' 'gig i W . A . ,, V I , . ' 1 I f ,ff ' - we ,,, ,P . - X i'l'f.? 49 .1 I 5. . X F . '7 ' , K A O . a . 'ini , gg ' 17, ,I K ', ' 1. f -- v. M, l f t . V Wea 11. Q. ,AA .' 4, W' Q, . X ' x '. .lv b. - . -fp ff ' A .fa ,Ik lQV h-iyfhf' ,.-I - '17, N ' ' ff 'Q f'?'1 ':+'f4f'i 4 y A . mfg' F. iifmg . ' l e NH' 'av .. ip, 31 4 V 4 ff- ' -I ,. J' Q . 'gffrfi ' . A . IA, 45.5. -Ii ' V 'X' 5 tl I' 4 .Q wi! . fi, , , , 44,- ,, X6 A. iw i 301- 4337 ,I -g, ,ff-1: A -A F ' .-qw. . -5 H- J 'o . Q, ' 'Q ' X A d -I 35' - Q 5 ., t ' Q A . '- .fe f . ' - ig I ,fx 1-swf. 9 Q -. - , F ,. -', . ..:Je . g . 'M - P' .d12u4J A9 2 Serb. V- ' t X- -. i 'f 5 ...gi I -.H 'Aw' ' ' Q 'Q 3 g'8-,,.x- ,5 Yu ' , 'M Ridley .I 5 I I , 3.3. A .qxglf-Q ,v e' 'W 3, M Sam Yorty, Mayor of Los Angeles. spoke at a meeting of the Northwood Executive 100 Club. composed of business and professional men from the Tri-City area. Students heard him at 11 press conference in Dow Commons. 63 Hospital Management ,QFQM we Ss 2 Hospital management students ask after-class questions of a Saginaw General Hospital guest speaker. Thank you, but what is it? Tau Delt Happening balloon breaking winner looks over his prize with the help of his girl. 1 W Students get on down with it at the Rationals concert-dance sponsored by the Student Senate. Classes . . . Going . . . and Coming mae .r . , A . -, 1. Y -4 v-saws W-J. -M ,V ,. .. W... . M .V ,,,., -. E s'l'r, 5 ,wi A .wing ea- ' 'fwa . -',+'M- . ' .. 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'rjfghf 4 -I as ww n , X V' - ' 'L' ni - . . -. is .. 9 , fp? , -,..n'f.x-.Q . , ' H -44254: 10' as 5 Computer Class 6 -- -Mwf.,.X.bf Y - 1- A -s X ...fr V,-MW ' --...Q-L N. K The Tennis Team in Buenos Aires, Argent w s Wm... Y 4 1 'f'4'. 0' f my U V.. Q yr- . T fg. I' K, is ,P 66 ina 1 T we f L' 's.f.,Q,Q-. 'X si ill: ll . ii flliilllii iiifii iQ 5 411. 'if ... we if W it 1 l it ,M 1 fbi? ,W '11, 7 Q? vi? 'I -,, Y A 51 5 V J: B l if . 'Y i 52, ,, f :ip A ff-at H ' ff i A? ..v':if:?? N F .1 tg? V ,,,, if i A , I - -Q - A 1 we 1 . ,, 1 I.. , . J W, Q 1 . ,. , J , l 1 lui ai. 'M X ,49 V, i. . av Q1 I an wif , ,,VV K , if- tt? vii f i ff f QL l x g ' ff , , SM , 'K K if it 1 fi x 1 f 5 if 1 52 Z ' i f f , fyf The tennis team took time out from its South American tour to call at the American Embassy in Buenos Aires. Argentina. John Lamerato, Mark Landman. Mrs. Jean Hoxie, Bruce Niezgocki, Embassy Information Officer Mr. John de Witt, Arlo Elkins, Charles Brainard, Doug Boyer, and Embassy Educational Exchange Officer Miss Victoria Cordova. TQ uid Linda Horen, secretary of the Student Senate, accepts contributions for the hastily-organized student book fund from David Rogers, left, Times adviser: Dave Clanton. associate editor: and Bill Langbauer, right, business manager. The drive was abandoned after student privileges were restored at the Grace A. Dow Library in Midland. The library had temporarily curtailed student book borrowing because of lost and damaged books. Award Winners ,fy ilirncs staffers Hzirh Senger. editor and Paul lluso photographer. hold the zivizirtls win hy the paper :il the Michigan Collegiate Press Association Convention lust spring. 'lhe 'limes took four individual imaiixls and the general all-over excellence numher one Qmgirml for Class ll schools, Bzirh Senter. Paul Dum. tonnie lan E e Inner. Delta College freshman and mernher'-git-Iange in the Michigan Collegiate Press Association. and Nl! PA Executive Seci'etz1ry,lurnes Kloelt. or Wwe. 4 Ns-4 , '9f 714- annum. Kolb? Q is I 5 Q Y 5 i X g S 7 5 5 E , iv., aff , ,W Mr. Ruddock gives Student Senate members a few inside tips on voluntary involvement at the Student Leadership Week banquet. '-? 1 ,F-'z -' 'gig ' sealift? - A' a. :lp - 3'iH,g .F ' 'fgf?f'iffT ' One of the many guest speakers addresses students in a lecture period. 67 1? 4 A i? firm nM ,. -,W jf.-..' , Vw ,,-1 f My J Z Mx Student-Faculty dinners provided an informal discussion of student problems. The meetings took place twice a month over the supper table in DuBois. Discussion Groups A A H . P 'il '--- Z' , ' 7 fa fy 4 ff I 65 Li Q' 1, Q Nxwfn ,V N. -I rm 5 - ,., A faculty-student panel faces a barrage of student questions and opinions at the Moratorium Day open forum in October. Peaceful protest 68 was slated for the nation-wide day of discussion. The panel: Mr. Amos Ruddock, Ray Semmens, Al Hirsch, Dean Fry and Mr. Bromley. ftp 'Q hr' K 7' Q ' lf . . 'iff -'Q' Q f A E ' 7 ' '3' Ls V i f? Q 5' f.,.'F .J T ',' ,4- f nj' Grier Correy presses a point at the Moratorium Day open forum. X 1 Ext? 5 ik X .ah- Pr -nf' Dr. Lew Lloyd of Dow goes over last-minute details of a lecture before eg leanin 5 on Wgfld and na a session starts in the creativity series. Sometimes words aren't necessary to express on g - 69 tional affairs. Peace. California auctioneer Tom Caldwell opens the bidding on an antique oriental hand-painted screen, assisted by Dave Lehman and Kirk Col- ford.left. rf. F 4 2 1 A 25 , 7 iff' ff? 2 1 A , 'F 1 ,V J, f' 1? gf ty -l l v Ye Q J l l if This year's Fun Auction Days lFAD auctionl. sponsored hy the Town and Campus and Northwood raised 560,000 for the school. Above are Mr. and Mrs. John Rapanos. Mrs. and Mr. Peter Carras. and California auctioneer Tom Caldw ell. Nlrs. Rapanos was social chairman for the auction and Mrs. Carras is founding chairman ofthe event. The Third Annual I-TAD auction was held at the Nlidland Country Ciluh this year with a write-in auction during the day and a formal dinner. dance and auction in the eve- ning. AI the Club are Mary Jo Nlaloney. Kirk Colford. Cheryl Q 0 Qlover. Nlrs.. J. Dan- iel Cline. Jim Han- num and Dave l.eh- man. .ew-- jg. 1007 Ss rm 121' Northwood Singers 7 ,.,.:.,.. ,N.,,,,, . , H 'Lu ..- .S V as ,. Y f A.'.'4'M 'W' . if, 2 ,-f, 1 H 'frm ' 'M WN,--mm' V ff fi Q 5 at , , 1, gu y , 7k QQ WMM'-Y rf , r ks Q -x , 5? was I U 1 A - x 'N'IK 3 it k,fQ 2 .zo wb N fr-2 SNL ' X. 4' M' 'iris ' 'N' 'L' ,gtg , X oust 'X 1 fw , 1 3 1 gy! ri g 1, or 4 ., 1. t 1 1 do 1 9 at tem? ' Y 3 'F-Q- -1'-..., f V v alia - 9 ww, MW., 64' tm 3 ,,,, ..,, f Young Americans for Freedom Front Row: Gordon Gray, Richard Durant, Jim Beaumont. Back Row: Kendall Irion and Ray Semmens. 1969-70 Student Senate President Ray Semmens 1970-71 Student Senate President Kim IVIoNamara WW Christmas Season W' ' 411' 4 1 ,... I i M S is di' s 1 E imgimg ! ' ,Q 7 1 5 M ' J Q 5 ' 5' ' 1 fwqzz VHHQS arg 1 M ! Hi ii 'flifxfzv X , a . ' . ' i i i X f N Q 1 , - samws 4 ova PL.h swwss ,H .wss.4s,s - '1m1s.sL,p,,f L f-M ' ' o A ' .of X, o,ssXwe' Qw't sv? mf jsvla jx fy I 1 9 js A I 1 M V X ox ti -g ?YkMxRk,5,FE.X I 5 x x CX ' wwf- fi s i I -2- C S ff-' l Q K : M ' ffsfgjs fi X :zz - , ' - , N, W 'vwfia TTTN --s 'fit ' ff' 3' ., 3 XS ' S - ' QC X r r l ,, -. ,, . -W -,.,.,., kr--v ' . lt's against the fire regulations to deck the halls. but a Christmas tree in Dom Commons is permisszible and so is being as jolly as you feel the spirit moving in you at Christmas. his S I .ix . , 0 1 .sl n-. K? J I V i Rally Time!! A mid-winter road rally gets last-minute instructions from the coach as he tells the navigator where to got'?l. 73 li Wk r, Wh me WM T- ,ff Q Spring Is Beautiful , , I ,, A Min, 4 f 1 WA 'Sv f Q 7 Q , K '.n '-'w'w- ,,w,. . . bi. um n W '4 V R iv Rc V , v 4 ,Z wa' wr -'Z 3 infix 'fa A 4:51 z Fix 'ASQ J ' 4' 'fn' 2355 X .fl V T, fX,Qg ,A ' xi 'Q ' V1 wa Q6 M Sv? tfrki- .,:, .. '31, in-f ' ' 4 . 4--L, -uv rw, ,-may W if 41 M , i , QW we m1.eifw,fQ, , f- e' A t ,ff-f ,X tv., yfjepg-A we W 3 421125 W.4'tT'.'2S-wwf A' M ,M if , ilu, cg wwf , - ' ,x ,K if . -' q - V .-I-U -X 6 ,V 1 'V ., -, ., ' , f ,,,,wfw1 'M -3'5 ' ,Lg N g ':Q:f'53.Q, Ar 4 4,- .yfn X g -'15 X 1, , , -..V t ,K are w.- . L -4 ' .v ' - , 3 ,1-4 5. s eu gf Sw? -,. .f , M, . - Q.. A Mx -..A 'g,?,.t-5: .,, A spring day finds a group of students sitting near the Sundial outside the library waiting for their next class to roll around. 5, gr' 'N -if X R, HM:-RKM4-e QsyQ The end of a school day finds students taking off for town or home or maybe a trip to the library to get that home- work done. Kathy Dill. left, stops for the camera on her way back to the dorm after class. Above. Phil Barnett getx li friendly greeting in the parking lot. i - . 'svn' - - Q ' I Sportsman Club 4 . I , , vl 'fi- 4 1 Q 4 V ' Q- X , ,. T l -' I it ' ,V , V I ki: ff: -Q--W' ' . . J ,, V y 'N 4 0' , ' W 1 I it Z, I , . ' ' f ' ' f u S V :sy 1 ir f' X' . s Y ' l K X '5 ' W .. lik A good day for the dogs and the hunters. Pheasants flushed out ofthe underbrush didn't get away this time. 35? , W ,K 'UT'--I' Bob Casper holds Beaverton. 76 MQW not A AN 'Q the three rainbow trout he caught on a fishing trip to rsar'X'4'15'Ti Bob's trout didn't last too long though. They were frying over the camp- fire as a hungry group of sportsmen and women wait patiently. Pris Neu- beck, Karla Casper, Maureen Horn, Ken Thompson and Betty Gartner huddle around the fire waiting to eat. ' i Y i .-- ,A l Y . 'f. A A -1 J. iTT1'E,g'i.Qfi-5 z.. ' Q Z' x gf ' ff 4 V , ., 'Ll Ll U ffl eff 1 t . - -,7., .2 , . I - S ,me JM www' , ' -1? i 3 4 'L , L , ,w,. A ,di , . U .ri if 5 ' ' '. V L ' ii' Student metal sculptures on display in Jordan Hall. Driving under the Art students. WOFkiI1g Outside OU 21 Cloudy afternoon fill in lhCif influence of an Seems go be the theme of Ron Rugsellg beef e2m-eOm sand impressions of feet or faces or whatever with plaster in the hangelaqgf parts Creatign. flI'Sl SICPS of SLlHLl Cihllflg 5CllipIlll'CS. Art at Northwood 1' YV' -X fin f f .f i ?H'Z if if '-,.. . , Betsy Hart, Mr. James Chase and Richard Hart smile for the camera. tnote: They are not part ofthe art display behind them.l ve! ll, ., I W 5 5 .J V Q 1 F g Q W it sure is pretty from the sidewalk. - ,, Y W-W-,Ev -5 4 . :J sg as V A Ruth Ann Rhode receives an award at the Secretarial Awards Dinner from advisor and head of the secretarial school, Mr. Arlon Lindberg. Seated are Mrs. Frances Betts and Assistant Dean David Fry. K. i ,Vi i ' H N . is vke, saiasmm jfgr bs:- S za F . F' w xs 'Q E ff, M- vw U s: 2. :s oo E. :s F9 CD 1 I-O FD 1 3 :1 :1 Pi VJ E :r CD :s F4 :- CD EI 2 fb CIJ oo 1 o E cn. o E :r o 38 FV :r fb 'X o o 1 ' 2. UE. 4 FD U3 1-O :- CD cn. 5. ':. :s O I-O 5 'cs 'K CD CII 22. o :s o 8 cr SD I CD :P o 5 5. 2. Q. 9 o' : FO . Mwfmww gi fr . wa fuwv:xQw....gxx MN. my 1 r X ' X ,sbwecxxgg H M, .N ., sf S 'X.- X Q is I' X , sta TN -' Q2 A A 2 Q' . X, X F X K Dale Pegg, WJRN station manager, checks out a new Beatles album with Russ Shelton, station manager for the 1970-7l school year. Secretarial Award WJRN-Northwood Radio 78 J Fall Fashions 69 were previewed at the Bonwit-Teller Fashion Show, sponsored by the Town and Campus ladies. Sandi Mihalchik. a North- wood sophomore strikes a pose for photographers. ey- -e 4 fir t Q liaich sprint: around ,,3 -me vtlisscc c r u e p s up over' its hunks Lint lovtzirtl thc campus kv Hut one s t u d e n I l couldnt Vlilll for .bb spring and tools his sxmnip in Ntwcrnhei .N . .J '96- u . ' N , - ' A v i s . X - psalm . iaikf' e ' T 1 , . l 5' Qs-AQ' 'im tba .fi ' - fs, -, Y ,I I. I , z fy f X' fr- ' . wir I ,p p ,5 Iv I 4....,X- t - - A -li I 'Pi Ig, -'v - if A '- . ' . ' ' ' X Q 4' ,, . - ,, .-- s .X .f so 'W' N I X Q I4 gl 1 if 1 X t fuk -t it , ,affirm 1 0 ' ff'? s7i,. 7 ' 14 1 Midi'-'I ' V ii? 'f li '-A, . . ax Q L ' i A S 4 'I v i sf? ff i i 4 ' 8' ' 1 f Q ,. ,f , l 4 .' I 1 'bi ' xii ' J- . ' ,:.. . rift- .', ..... '- 11 ' .. I ti , I , , ' A fag? .- ' .+A V ,riff hx x h- 'NM'-W Iii'-XXX x si., YNXVV' Vffsl' v k ,3-v ,. 3 . -iiiiffl 'Qi I-D it QQ. v Ice sculptures on the Circle park at Christmas time. c time ul the lin. nm. the lilmlm lltllc white Falcon for 21 swim in the Z 47 . 'f . X B if f M f n? fly ff xx Wfff Bill Langbauer, Business Manager for the yearbook and Times, with Connie Collins, secretary. 80 Phillip Barnett, Editor, yearbook. l I Publications Barb Senger, Editor, Northwood Times and copy writer for yearbook if . 1, W.. ' 4 x x? X, n X 1 Q f : gg i w ,Q Aug, W im, U. , Fu Sigma Kappa Zeta v A . II , ' ls. J if First Row: Nate D. Joiner, corresponding secretary: Jesse J. Prowell, III, Sam DeGrate, Ernie Cryer Sylvester Figures Freddie Jones Angelo Chico Aguiar, president: Tony Brown. Nicholas G. Dinkins, Melvin Robinson. Second Row Lloyd Lindsey Purcell Singleton Dan Wright, Bobby Simmons, vice presidentg Loren McGuire, Dwayne Stephens, Larry Brown, Dave Baker, adviser Playing a large part in the success of the Ebony Review were Sigma Kappa Zeta members Nick Dinkins and Nate Joiner. X get ,, Wm .. ff'-,WNW 4 FN Delta Kappa Phi s 5 First Row: John Holewinski. Tucker Polito. David E. Auer. David Bez1ufaitAvice president, Bill Dorais4president. Mike Rose-treasurer. Rick Gridley-secretary. Dave Lavelle. Thomas Gray. Steve Harms. Second Row: Dan Jackson. John Blackburn. Mike Kemp. T. I.. Snider. Tom Pfeffer. Dan Ives. John DeHz1yes. Jr.. Dave Porter. Mike Cassidy. Steve Steketee. Terry Schuett. Third Row: Robert Oukzi. Denny Heckisocial chairman. Jeff Gilmore. Greg Junezic. Bill Jones. Keith Moon. Herman Kosnik. Tim Schuett. Tim Wells. Walter .l, Hagen. Jr. 7 1 D' Q Delt pledge rites are unique and awe-inspiring. Phi Sigma Beta if s First Row: Dave Sass, Edward Perez, Herb Clausen, Jr., Fred Gelow, Grier Corry, Jerry Cash, Tomm Handlos, Mike Martin, Kevin Judge, Bob King, Mark Ouimet. Second Row: Ray Semmens, Ron Rubel, Randy Tigg, Pat Maurer, Charles Buchholz, Donald Dust, Jeffrey P. La- Sorella, R.C.D. Davis, Tom Flynn, Kim McNamara, Biff Philippbar, John Lossing. Third Row: Phillip Barnett, Barry K. Baker, Mike De- Sana, Mark Byers, Jim Koons, Tom Sage, F. Brent Ketner, George Kappaz, William L. Berthet, Bill Langbauer, Bill Graf, Jim Schilling, John Roberts tnot in picturel. ll f , ,qw haffiy lf. 4 , 'WN- ,Nx I -an Phi Sigs oppose Thetas in Greek Week volleyball action. . -Imffr' .51 '1f',j 'T 7 iff' lr Y k in it-U 7 lfL K . 4 fr , ll F' J ,, V Fw v j JL 6 . 5 ,,,f rl. aiw I l '- 45 :SLA 2 ' .ii AE .R V Flrst Row Sue Duggan Joyce Taylor Yolanda Bizan Jody Loose Karen Zauner Second Row Bern: Cracchiolo. Colleen Ryan. Sandra Alllson Mealy Joyce Hall Georglannx lxohn lxathy Dull Thlrd Row lxltty Morley Susan Albosta Barbara Ransom. Betty Gardner. Jun Q ar' , ,. ' 3, 1 . 199 I - 'x A l Tau Delta Rho ' , af , ' g ,Q M 3 5 44,1 N 4? , 9. . - M , ,, A. f 'I ', 4, Z 5 7 fi ,f c 4. ?' 9 f 1 6154 M 1 M ' 4 I' 'K ws, K X A ,, s 2 , First Row: Mary Ellen Collins, Patty Clune, Christine L. Stauffer, Ruth Ann Rhode, Sue Daniels, Myrna Rae Richardson Claudia Laden dorf. Linda Husak, Kathy McKenna. Second Row: Mary Klosterman, Mary Allard. Shelly Kisor, Linda Schindler Michele Danilowsky Mary Ann Snyder, Eileen Jancosek, Margaret P. Pioch, Linda Horen, Janie Burgess, Melody MacGillivray, Beth Konley Doreen Mendy gral, Members missing from picture are: Lee Magera, Ellen Schirmer, Ann Werner, Robin Allport. Bonnie Downs Debra Sproder Diane Hadfield, and Mary Kay Schoff. , X . ,Yu i-we ' 1 P! ,ff , aff f , Lee Magera leads Tau Delts in bowling competition. f-- t X 1? is we Theta Gamma Epsilon W First Row: Jay Schirmer, secretary: Mike McLaughlin, vice president: Ed Felice, president: Bob Burns, treasurer. Second Row: Brian Brown Gene Hummel, John McGlynn, Bob Walter, Doug Neumann, Gary Buth, Brian Dunn, Craig Forshee, Tom Eck, Clair Torrence. Phil Mul- cahy, Al Greisbaum. Third Row: John Diebold, Randy Szepanski, Bill King, Dave Brandon, Chuck lmpastato, Jim Sober. Jim Klenoski Dave Angiolet, Mike Blake, Bill Pierce, Steve Ruster, Gene Myrkle. Fourth Row: Kim Robinson, Frank Ciccone, Greg Myers, Tim Hanna. Dennis Chinonis, Eric Schlachter, Mike O'Connell, Chuck Revelle, Dave Hougham, George Gorno, Rod Rider, Al McCormack, Ken Lind- berg. Advisor David Fry is not included in the picture. Dr. V. Orval Watts watches a Theta bowler in action. f Chi Alpha lVlu X First Row: E. Schmid, treasurer, Jim Koons, corresponding secretary, Bob Wheat, president, Jim Brock, vice-president, Jim Blok, recording secretary. Second Row: Susan Reesor, John Pambianchi, Bob Parsons, Chet Janutolo, Bill Hannah, Jim Dout, Jim Schilling, Robert Schust, Greg Bell, Gregg Senger, Neil Thaselton, Robert Swingstone. Third Row: John Holewinski, Grant Smith, Chester Kossman, Bill Graf, Larry Condit, Ty Dunlap, Wyn Jones, James Beaumont, Daniel Arthur Ives, Joel Love, C. Thomas Pirwitz, Dwight W. Brown, Carl H. Rosen- busch. Fourth Row: Harry Schaller, Bill Inglis, Russ Shelton, Richard Hart, Pat Reuter, John White, Richard Speakman, Jim Whyte, Jim Oestmann, Jarry Yusim, Joseph Paul, Marvin Mattson, Dave Lavelle, Kevin Hartwig, h I its l aye, f W 2 H if , , A, W' f g 4,,,.,. -- ' I 2 i f W K ff 1 Wm t 4, -'af ,M K see , t Q . 5, 1 4. W! ' g h! Q f 1 ' f A J 'X fy ' If l 4 Informal group works on plans for the Northwood Auto Show. Phi Beta Lambda If. 4' 1 , f. s 4 , L -A I, . Q p P. A ,fs - i' L 5 , J I ls- . ,LI T 2' K Q X l .xi - as '- - 5 , t w L 4 Q- - w ' 0 . D ,, . I , -1 X . . ll, . - 1 - E First Row: Mike Scott. Dick Lehto. John Zaenglein. Terry Markwart. Bob Duros, Gary Kennedy. Terry Mansor. Second Row: Jeff Davis. Bob Myers, Wyn Jones, Tony Sanchez, Geof Walker, Al Holmes, Ken Irion, Bernardo Samper. Third Row: Tim Russell. Bob Gass. Steve Marr, Marcelo Saa, Mr. Arlon Lindberg, Mr. Elvin Killheffer, Ray Semmens. Not Present: Klaus Grund. Jim Hannum. Don Ritter. Mark O'Donnell, Bruce Smith, Paul Larson, Tom Fitzgerald. Dean's Award Winner Phi Beta Lambda President Terry Marquardt shakes hands with As- sistant Dean Dave Fry after the first annual Dean's Award Banquet. Outgoing President Jim Hannum holds the plaque that was presented to the fraternity for outstanding contributions to the school and com- munity. 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W 0- 1 ff 'ff fy. f -,- T217 ff: 'A 'ff -V --V .,. . i.l:r'Yi iW47,,Q5,, , , v 1 S F 7f4 L, . W, ' Front Row: B. Murphy, P. Mulcahy, J. Klenoski, B. Casper, M. Willadsen, L. Lindsey, W. Davis, J. Govert, T. Phillips, B. Simmons, F. Cartwright, J. Prowell. Second Row: F. Jones, S. Degrate, L. Lindsey, R. Ziraldo, S. Figures, K. Saunders, T. Brown, S. Messenger, E. Sylvester, D. Wright, D. Stephens. Third Row: E. Lowe, M, Robinson, M. Green, D. Ritter, G. Kimble, M. Walcutt, M. McLaughlin, B. Brown, A. Griesbaum, R. Ellison. Fourth Row: G. Myrkle, R. Reynolds, N. Haack, T. Aimar, M. Curl, B. Gray, J. Owens, J. Deibel, D. Long, D. Tisdale, B. Dunn. Fifth Row: T. Callaghan, C. Impastato, R. Alspaugh, T. Hoepf, Mgr.: R. Corona, Line Coachg J. Finn, Head Coach, T. Ivan, Defensive Back Coach, L. Fox, End Coach, J. Findley, Trainerg F. Ciccone. Football Northwood 1969 Back Row: Lee Fox, End Coach, Jack Finn, Head Coach, Rick Corona, Line Coach, Tom Ivan, Defensive Back Coach. IO2 .Q I ,s if ir A' T' 'i 1. .,, 7 ,.. Q Q, hx 1 Q7 Q24 yo A-. Y- 'V v, , ,,,, Y Y '?f'f'X' '71 f '14'i - 1 -'af I gf a Q 1 in f-a 'QI E A ., . , i .MW V , m,ff',3iZ2 bw , fill ' 1 u n,......lfl I ai, . ,l F mi, ., - 1, lx , , c..., ...N-,.., i v,r,,f'i-'- 5 9 . ., if rt - 1,,!i,1,' 1 -NV. , 1. , all 1, ,-,Zi -5- ,nw ,. , ,. Senior S I ai in l c r Football Award W i n n c r s. Front Row: Bob K, aspcr. il om Phillips. Walt Davis. Back Row: John boverl. Larry Lindsey, Nlikc Willadscn. 4 'ana-Q5 i L, izil Q, f ...y-gp--. , pans-quam,-1-w.'.-....,.....v.-. .Yw-.:,., ,WM...,,, yy, ,.,... . +-'aww ' , f f'-f H fr -M-W-'-P1 ,, aaa Wg... ol? if p. f AQ? me f' 45 1 if .I I i 975. I' ,Q ,ilzfefzisi Coach .lack Finn with Canadian grid men Brian Dunn. right. and Bob Gray N ' V X , r.. Anti v 5- 15 . 5 .1 Niki 4 ., , 103 f . 1 Xwl c XY! KK R Q 'E . 450, .,, it S: s Q ge ,. f , . f ' - -1 ...-. W iw . 'l B , VVQV .Q , . , X a H l l l . THE LOUIS B. JUILLERAT STADIUM Northwood's football stadium was dedicated Friday, December 12, 1969 to the late Louis B. Juillerat, former Northwood administrator. athletic director and football coach. Juillerat, who died Jan. 17, 1969, after a 28-year career as a teacher, coach and administrator, established an outstanding record as a football coach at high schools and colleges in Ohio and at Northwood of Michigan. He also served as an adminis- trator and as provost of Northwood of Texas. Dedication of the football facility was by Athletic Director Jack B. Finn and President Arthur E. Turner. The stadium, built in 1964, and athletic field were donated to the college by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Currie of Midland. 1 1 E tae x -- -.tt Q, K . . 3-gxw friday N. . -, .. ' .Q ' it yy ssigygifs gf- iv- , .as E1 SF' Nqr! ' ' W Q' U . pf., A few, S, + Q- if iv-I K ' wi'-al 9' ' -9- .. f .. . ft . X . . 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G-:Le i , . f'-A Pfif fa- oi-an' '--wvi J ali , Q .L A K V.. 6 A kj, ':6f.5f?iffa 2.-W. L f gf- ' A1 ' -qv: 'f-', 3 W ,. Y' r Y 4 -1-'A SL. ml A 'S 105 BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row: George Nason, Stan Ingram, Lloyd Lindsey, Tom Churma, Purcell Singleton, Bob Simmons. Top Row: Coach Lee Fox, Loren McGuire, Ed Lowe, Bill Oates, Larry Brown and Jesse Prowell. Larry Brown goes in for a shot against Northwood of Indiana. Basketball 1 969-70 BASKETBALL SCORES Laurentian University Oakland University Hillsdale College Mercy College Aquinas College Flint Jr. College Spring Arbor College Michigan Lutheran Wilberforce University N I of Indiana Lake Superior Mercy College Det. Institute of Tech. OPP-NI OPP-NI 76-98 Detroit College 103-78 Saginaw Valley College 99-1 14 86-72 Michigan Lutheran 81-88 Wilberforce Univ. 79-63 Penta Tech. 100-84 NI of Indiana 105-91 Spring Arbor College 80-75 Aquinas College 82-71 Lake Superior 85-92 Penta Tech. 85-78 Detroit College 77-96 57-92 87- 94 115- 89 84- 88 67- 79 83- 78 93- 92 86- 76 92- 81 forfen 91- 76 .,,MSmMXN-W migh- wfim Zia - 1 113917 E fm , N wxm?'5!'f,zkm X, 1' lx -'mmfghaguw QSM 3 1 . 'iw:5n,,'L,.,n Loren Stretch McGuire 5s.,. ,,,,,-mvnll ' ' XJ CN M fm, ff 4 3 P , ,v f KQE1 1-7 I 00 g,x3Di3Qff'9: QL 9 Ngd1V A Q Y 8 . .'-w..ilr- ,,-lf' High Scorer Bill Buddy Oates vw' Q- ,,. fr' Lloyd Lindsey Northwood Moves Angelo Aguiar Baseball 1970 .H-.-at 44 I C x rl! L!-'lid ni-any .3 6 ..... . nv--1 i We-if BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Greg Meyers. John Govert, George Fernham. Paul English. Brian Dunn. Bruce Edwards, Chuck lmpastato, Charles Maxwell. Jr. Second Row: Mike Breen. Fred Cartwright. Dick LaFever. Ken Saren. Tom Hoepf. Frank Ciccone. Bottom Row: George Kimble. Phil Pic cini. Coach James Bromley. Steve Messinger, and Al Griesbaum. . , , 4 i ' 4 S Baseball Results BASEBALL SCORES Q W-L OPPONENT Univ. of South L Univ. of South L Univ. of South L David Lipscombe L David Lipscombe L David Lipscombe L Univ. of Detroit L Univ. of Detroit W Grand Rapids JC L Grand Rapids JC L Flint C.C. W Flint C.C. W Saginaw Valley - L Oakland Univ. gin. -jj W Grand Valley State W Grand Valley State ' S EW 'S NI oflndiana W Nl oflndiana . - .M W My 5 'N L Spring Arbor .Omg W Aquinas L Alpena C.C. W Alpena C.C. L Hillsdale W Hillsdale L Oakland Univ. L Oakland Univ. L Grand Valley W Grand Valley L C.M.U. W C.M.U. L C . M .U . C .M .U . Washtenaw JC W Washtenaw JC Coach Jim Bromley with graduating seniors on the team. Phil Piccini. Fred Cart- W right, Coach Bromley, John Govert, and George Kimble. W '7 SCORE 5- 3 2- 7 3-14 5-10 1-11 4-13 1- 5 5-19 4- 3 0- 5 4- 7 7- 5 ll- 1 7-13 16- 0 3- - 6- 2 3- 1 1- 3 13- 3 5-10 4- 3 0-ll 4- 3 0- 1 1- 3 4- 8 8- 5 2-12 3- 2 9-15 3- 2 5- 2 5- 4 Wulf! i 1970 Baseball Action ff wk f ,W f Q, gg ' ' , iff f xx ' 1 M rr X A QM k A 1, L., . 2, - ,VH ' My 4 , Wm ' ffff 5 I . XI , ff' ,W , 1 ,, Af .. ,A , r 1 f ,fn - iffy M , ' 'QW' QM' -, , fff : 1,-V ffm :. , , ff .f,1f 2 X, A w-K ww .98 M W 1 f ff 'fx' ,, ' M,-W-www ,WWW , MW!! M I' 2 1' 21 W ,Av Golf 1970 ivxt . 0 , 5 '. ehijlyjf V 5 td . M ff f 3 nf--ffl .2 if if me 7 1 sive .7 rr.. . .1 3' 'ti ri - aff M Q -Y 4 , .. 7. 1 as f A fr-ff . A . A .L , 1 .K A kfafgftaji an 1 4' Az I ., in , ., 2 5' 1 , I . . f c .f r .v 1- viv ? tiigifajizd -' 'x 'JW' 31' ' 1. M' ' ...Q ,..' 1' J. . ,fc '. iw li' ...iw k il 4 , ni. .. . 3 . . ' A. My, . ' 'flfigfffw . .ivi 1 f f - i . ' ' Mi'-5 '.' Cf, . A 1' f ii- 'n'2,..,1A - A -, A Q4 H 1' ,4i gt fH, 4-.,,4 5 . f '1 . 1., ..1 A .. 4 f ., . , . 1 , 1 , '6'453.fa1!,f'f 5'2f-,wg .gN., fvjvs A, ,J ,'f'3f'- H. -1, 4 ff'-I, , Uv. .' QA' ' ' -'I ' A . . ' . ,, , . , ,..,,, U, . ..f,.Q. A+, Front Row: Tom Miller. Wally Kanak, Chris Cheney, Captain Pete Blick. Back Row: Biff Phillipbar, Rod Stober, Coach Rick Corona, Jay Quick, Dan Myers. Absent: Larry Cushion, Chip Place. 1970 Northwood Golf Results March 25 26 27 27 27 25-28 April 13 13 17 20 20 25 25 25 27 28 Rod Stober putts as Pete Blick holds flag. May 1 4 5 A 6 if Ti iif, 5 . 11 ' V fa fb. ' ' 12 15 15 15 18 19 . ,Q 20 if . .Q T ' if 5man total Coach Rick Corona counsels Biff Phillipbar. M' 6 man total College of Wooster Northwood llndianal Castleton State lVt.l Northwood llndianal Oakland Comm. College Univ. of Miami Invitational Grand Valley Hillsdale Hillsdale Detroit College Lawrence Tech. Western Michigan Wayne State Alma Lawrence Tech. Saginaw Valley Davenport Grand Valley Saginaw Valley Hillsdale Spartan Invitational Dist. 23 lN.A.I.A.l Championship Detroit College Northern Michigan Lake Superior St. Norbert Davenport Lake Superior Mich. Collegiate Conf. Championship Delta N.I. 327 342 328 328 328 OPP. 319 353 343 342 324 54th place C68 teamsl 1344172 holes? 4425 4423 334 4145 4145 54155 54151 54171 319 4135 340 330 318 3905 406 417 336 394 472 477 478 515 355 403 325 332 328 405 20th Place l23 teamsl 851436 holesl 5 5th place 111 teams! 313 317 314 314 Forfeit 331 313 2nd place 318 327 15 wins 319 319 339 315 318 338 11 losses 111 New Sports in 1969-70-Track-Cross Country .157 2 K it -- i an -an - 1- is uw Ill! an 1 ,4 i TRACK Bryant Murphy, Mike Curl, Mark Meyers, Coach Jack Finn, Bob Casper, Sylvester Figures, and John Diebel. Northwood's first track team competed on a limited basis, using the new composition trackjust for practice. TRACK SCORES Grand Rapids JC, 95, Macomb CC, 56: Northwood, 21: Delta, 16. Ohio Northern Relays, Northwood 6th of 8 teams. Taylor, l04Wg North- wood, 401 Hillsdale, l6V2. Spring Arbor, 92: Grand Valley, 33: Aquinas, 89, Northwood, 43. Hillsdale Relays, Northwood 5th of 11 teams. New S 2 N er N Coach Eric Pantzer, Rod Rider, Dennis Aguiar, Angelo Chico Aguiar, Joe Spera, Ed Perez, and Ron Russell. The school's first cross country squad competed in nine meets in the fall of 1969, although Chico Aguiar finished second in the Michigan Collegiate Conference meet the previous year in the first competition in that sport. Coach Pantzer laid out a cross-country course around the campus for practice. Other team members were Dave Lehman, Jerry Chapin and Pete Dippong. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Defiance, 75: Adrian, 213 Spring Arbor, 42, Northwood, 109. Lake Superior, 37g Northwood, 40, Laurentian, 45. Northwood, 273 Lauren- tian, 28. Lake Superior, 271 Northwood, 28. Lake Superior, 24g Northwood, 31. Montcalm CC, 251 Northwood, 30. Delta, 193 Northwood, 43. 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I up -F 43 1 I W 'if' M xnpxv , no K .51 'Z 4 ,ffiii ' 29ALL Coach Richard Corona Demonstrate I v-an. nik 141 S 113 O9 6 I QP In ww if 1 - Q ll ' 48' Y m'si ?tw new - X - -A ,V gn, fi f-V, 'h s ff 4 i , Q ., W. - .,, 1 TENNIS TEAM George Nason, Bruce Niezgocki, Arlo Elkins, Jim Balch, Mike McLellan, Jim Whyte, Chris Chudik, Terry Schieber, Chuck Brainard, En- rique Paredes, Mark Landman, Doug Boyer, John Lamerato, Mrs. Jean Hoxie, Coach. x , is Q it k y N X X . , ' Q N Ssww, wastes, J ,A X it X gg as if ' f if S ir 3? X C ' , i . Q S 3 5 ef-sxltst, at y ,ist if , Z ss 1, - Qsi,.'N5.f'Nfssi5 st , X . s -as .gig at ,A NWN ' , X. ., . 8 X J Win- - s F Sai sexsii.-gg ' - Y wizteafa-.f ii? ' V X s 'X .Hia es. m Jean Hoxie W ' ...liz . X.-i .S 5 is 197O Tennis Results W Grand Valley 9-0 L Indiana Univ. 1-8 L Notre Dame 3-6 W Eastern Mich. 9-0 W Central Mich. 9-0 W Hillsdale 9-0 W Central Mich. 8-1 W Delta College 9-U W Flint U-M 9-0 The 1970 tennis season was marred by the death of Mrs. Jean R. Hoxie, famed tennis instructor and Northwood coach since 1968. Mrs. Hoxie was one of the world's best-known figures in the game of tennis and her legacy to North- wood is one of excellence in the sport. Her name will live on the Northwood campus because of the Hoxie Tennis House and Hoxie Tennis Center and also the Hoxie Tennis House summer pro- gram now conducted here. Q,- 9 .. L , - Femail-'ff Jean Hoxie-Denny McLain Sportswoman and Sportsman of the Year. vn- x f4 yjf If ,Jr . , I 'vvvqw' 'un ,f ff, 's X .5 fi Y. Janet Landman, Mrs. Jean Hoxie, and Plums Bartkowicz f A XV J X Yi - ' If ' - SAV . X or .f kv Q :wb :LA 5 ,. ' 1 W N f ' ,., 3' AT Al E 1 .,1, H, - in N XX' X X 1 ., ... . . . J 'L Mrs. Hoxie, the Coach wlth Jlm Balch M ,se , X ' I Mrs. Jean Hoxie, Chuck Brainard, and Alden B. Dow .avi :, l ifefnwfwf Z , Mrs. Hoxie was not only our coach . . . She was in many ways like a mother to all of us on the team. I speak for my- self and for all the members of the team in saying that, I am sure. The most difficult thing for all of us to face is the fact that she is no longer here. Sometimes I find myself anticipating unconsciously another practice session with her . . . Until I realize that those practice sessions, which used to seem so rou- tine, but were really very special, will be no more. I think we all feel that one of the most significant things about our relationship with Mrs. H was that she didn't teach us just to be wimiers at tennis-but mainly to be winners in the game of life. We have asked ourselves this question: ' 9 Wh ' th reatest thin we have learned from Mrs. Hoxie?,' A good backhand? An effective drop shot? Good manners. at IS e g g Proper dress? To get an education?-Sure, we have learned all these things-and more. But I think the word I want to use here is attitude, The greatest thing we have as a result of Mrs. Hox1e's teaching IS attitude.-Second best was never good . . . . t t S enou h. There were no excuses. There was no reason good enough to miss practice. For practice was just as lmpor an a 8 the match-If we couldn't win in practice, we wouldn't win when it counted, she said. We could say a lot of things about . . . . b- Mrs. H-We all can recall experiences Wlth her that we will never forget. We could say many more things about her o vious greatness. But we know that she is gone-That rea 1zat1on as y . on in life with something special to help us-That something special which made Mrs. Hoxie what she was-A winner. -Eulogy delivered by Charles Brainard, team representative, at the Jean Hoxie Memorial Servlces. l' ' h finall come to all of us We must go on without her-But we go 15 x Az X . 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Y' X jg-e,5,,J--.,z.: gy., .1 g ,. K , 'xskgga gf.. 2,5 4 SNK.. xjHi:',5'.,, ' iii 1:33 51- K wi.. .. wk .. Lf 1 ,j,.2:..,i,.S , 5281 ,A Qs. ' -j'5??': f. - 12' ,LX J V X ,Q X I ffm. ITS 1 52 -V. . ,,tAx X, 5 , X '-.4 -Q-.1 5. -.JQ 54 5,4 ,A . xiii X X Qnl. . . ...V . Asn' ' ' xftifc' .-5553 .jo K . 1 5 ig., .,, 3513 ge. 3 .1 ' . KN J . 1522 yt X . - 3 z .Q he Q T 5 , U- N, if - gf? 11 . X i 1 if 13... fv , wg' - 'K -Q,-Vw: .- IT '-:L ' Yfk ' V-' ,sneak ' . - ' 'Lt' A Q E S -Xsifz Q N .255-f '1- N., if 5k h- an 4 , Avy, N . 1, if r X 1 . a Robert Bell GRADUATES 1970 . is er . ' ,.. f f . 23 - 'href HHN! -ww -.ns-4- 'd Charles Brainard Gary Buth 0-4-'rl eu--f a wigs x x N VX ., RX re , X. . C53 C 'if Felipe Chia John W. Dolcetti 5 ,kv 5 'sw Yi fx ,-l v I' JW?- B 1 Robert Casper can Thomas Eek ! R X y A f r!1 n vm 'fa J? Xe , ' A J' , . 2 Q' r in If, A , M1 , f 13 Y i 1 - F- .. , f 'QM 1 1 'E ,Q I if .90 ak -Ink X V H XX , 4 7' X M ...M M ffl Adm ,df Us ' 1'9WM,,.. ,,.Q.aQYt W if K . X I I f ' ifqh WWW tfwfiurmw Kenneth Eigner William Forshee Robert Fountain , .,,. ' ,,,5f1Q?5QQ,,i 51 Q r h viz 'Wil s,W,i,wr V I 1 1 ff WW Y 'K an m 'i'--msg, ff Daniel Futterman iifv I W-in WU? k'5'3'?I wt ah z William Graf Thomas Handlos ff 'wb we Wu, uw' ,W Edward Hannum James Hannum Michael Heliker fling, Q ,rf N i. B.-r' Richurd Jablonski George Kimble ,, Q, MW f , ,, , f ,,,: WWW. 'Zee-199' M,,,,,,,, Chester Kossman Edward Lane 4 B u. -3 km Richard Maskin Kenneth Michlin Q 0 Q an fb hx H NZM, f 'i .5 af r 1 W Q 453' g M , I Pamela Knueh ,Rl 45' rl- Kenneth Limberg 9' ,Wa as Peter Nicolazzi ' X K 1 I l t fini AW ww , Q ..,.. ,, A-. 'WT A A MMV ,Z f --...Q- ' .fi '7' -QW' fa if 'zz 3 ,-1293: x f is 7+ 5 if ffiifl fl 1 Kenneth Norus James Oestman Donald Oliver ,Wim 'fn r-'M nh.-J J -J,,,..wf'4M ' Qu' W., Philip Piccini William Pierce Margaret Pioch 'fq-NR - -lg ln-AWA Bennette Price Norman Raymond Philip Reagh Q 1 fy. -FN ,WWE 'I .4- M qs. 55 ur ' 'SW' A' 19' 'N 4 fl , A . , Q ,N fl -X 1 R xxx- J ,El ,fur A - - ' ' . '4-j 4' fi fy Q, , f 1 A ' ' , , 7 'Q .I . . .f xv 1 -:WX Q 'i x x. -'S ' Charles Robinson Arthur Romez Joseph Rovik mu .I 57? 'wiv I 'W ,gp-,ap-K' 4,,,,..-ds..--0 Ronald Russell Antonio Sanchez AVN? '-,'f1'lv-Q .A-as fW vii n aa 33 ganw 'fr 1 Gregory Sanders ?h 'US Q4 Q 4-L. Murray Sanford David Sass Richard Scheinert fW dhgyf-0 QW MWWL 4 ZWM fi ggi, Jay Schirmer Raymond Semmens Grant Smith ,, ,f f, Wf ' X, ' 7 f f 1' , ,,,' W, , f Vm '1 5 'w W ,VW 43 GW , W-it ,E:gv,zR!S,,,...wf 'jjv.?f'u, , . .. , . o 5 QSO. O Q.. 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Mrs. Willo Anker and Mr. James Chase in the pre-graduation line-up. Is that an almost-smile? Jim Lamson, left, and Dale Pegg move on stage. lf-12 Maggie Pioch gets her degree. l970 GRADUATE LIST I-'OUR-YEAR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE GRADUATES Alan John Allar, Robin E. Barber, 'Robert Gregory Bell, Peter J. Blick, Charles Leonard Brainard, Thomas Wayne Burker, Gary M. Buth, Gregory John Campbell, Robert Clyde Casper, Felipe H. Chia, Robert Lyon Corwin, Lani Jeanne Cowan, Richard A. Cram, Thomas Stuart Crofford, Walter Samuel Davis, John Wm. Dolcetti, Richard Durant, Jr., Thomas S. Eck, Robert Stark Eden, Kenneth J. Eigner, Roberto Espinoso Escandon, 'Michael John Fagan, John William Fauver, Jr., Douglas S. Filter, William Craig For- shee, Robert Alan Fountain, Daniel N. Futterman, Luis Fernando Gomez Botero, Richard Eugene Glover, Jr., Robert Michael Grabowski, William John Graf, Gordon Allen Green, George Ernest Greer, 'Michael J. Hall, Thomas Allen Handlos, Edward Allan Hannum, .James Findley Hannum, William R. Haynes, William Michael Heilbronn, Michael James Heliker, Donald Owen Hether, Alan Henry Hirsch, Mark William Hop- kins, Michael G. Horan, Jr., Gene A. Hummel, Richard Joseph Jablonski, Robert K. Jameson, George F. Judd, Jerome Frances Kash, David Walter Kenney, George Allen Kimble, Patrick L. King, Bruce Hayden Klein, Douglas Michael Klem, Pamela Rose Knoch, David Kohn, Chester Neal Kossman, Harvey John Kramer, William H. Krass, Timothy Raymond Lake, Edward Frances Lane, David Arthur Lehman, Edward Donald Lewis, Leonard T. l.ewis, Jr., Kenneth Alan Limberg, John Martin McGlynn, Douglas Michael McQueeney, Thomas James Manwell, Richard Maskin, William Ray Mathis, Patrick Philip Mauer, James H. Maville, Kenneth Brian Michlin, Mark Myers, Douglas John Neumann, Peter A. Nicolazzi, II, Kenneth George Norus, James Weldon Noye, James C, Oestmann, David George Oliver, Jr., Thomas Jay Phillips, Philip Gerard Piccini, William A. Pierce, Margaret Patricia Pioch, Philip H. Pleiss, Jr., Bennette Hundley Price, Norman Dexter Raymond, Philip Harry Reagh, Luis Enrique Recalde, Thomas Robert Rice, Hector Rios, Charles King Robinson, Arthur Peter Romzek, Michael A. Rose, Joseph Andrew Rovik, Stephen Paul Ruster, Ronald Cameron Russell, Antonio Sanchez, Gregory Elliott Sanders, Murray Rod Sanford, David L. Sass, John Richard Schaffer, Richard B. Scheinert, Jay Howard Schirmer, Paul Frederick Schneller, Raymond T. Sem- mens, 'J. Graciela Senesac. Ronald Clare Shirely. Grant Clifford Smith, James William Snyder, Jr., Thomas Robert Snyder, Walter George Stecker, Jr., Clairdon H. Torrence, John William Usinas, Luis Federico Viacava, Samuel Chase Wakefield, John Alfred Warzecha, Michael Chris Willadsen, Garland Davis Wooldridge, Jr., Richard Joseph Woods, Jerrold Lane Yusim. ASSOCIATE DEGREE GRADUATES Mary Jill Allison, Robin Darby Allport, Paul Andrew Anguish, Phillip Jay Barnett, Frederick Allen Bauer, Louis M. Beall, Jr., David J. Beaufait, Roger Allen Beebe, Cynthia Sue Bigelow, Michael Anthony Blake, Steven Douglas Bowerman, Jorge Enrique Brewer, 'Robert Lewis Brown, Royden R. Browning, Dennis Kenneth Bryant, Cynthia Joan Burch, Cheryl Ann Burnside, Robert Eugene Burton. John Jack Bylen, William Patrick Cain, John George Canterbury, Larry Lee Carroll, Thomas Frank Cavanaugh, Harold Anton Cederberg, Jr., 'Thomas P. Churma, Susan Colleen Colker, Lawrence Robert Condit, Bernadette P. Cracchiolo, J. W. Craig, Nancy Jean Crawford, Debbie Gale Crosby, Ernest Lamar Cryer, ll, Michele Elayne Danilowsky, 'Jeffrey Stanford Davis, Glenis Kay Dixon, Nancy Ann Dolan, Janice Marie Donnelly, Bonnie Marie Stoltz Downes, Scott Thomas Dreishach, Susan B. Duggan, 'Paul Kenneth Duncan, 'Robert Cover Duros, Robert A. Edenberg. Jr., Norma Jean Ernest, Kim B. Ervans, Thomas Gerald Falsetta, II, Ida Rose Farhat, Larry K. Farr, Bill Wayne Finch, James Harvey Findley, Michele Wood Fisher, David I. Flesch, Robert J. Flynn, Thomas Joseph Flynn, Craig Robert Foster, James E. Fraser, Pamela Ann Frye, Betty Ann Gardner, R. Bruce Gallenbeck, Jr., Robert Wayne Gass, Sandra K. Geiger, Frederick William Gelow, Douglas Sam Giglia, Jeffrey Stuart Gilmore, George Michael Gorno, Kathryn A. Greebe, Elizabeth Ann Green, Allen Edward Griesbaum, Robert William Grimmick, Klaus Ernest Grund, Walter Joseph Hagen, Jr., Marilyn Joyce Hall, Roy Lester Hampton, Timothy D. Hanna, Blanche Leola Hardeman, Paul David Harper, Richard Pierce Hart, Jr., Lola M. Herrera, 'Thomas Gerald Hoepf, Herbert R. Hofman, John William Hollington, Jr., Sharon Lynn Homan, Viola Dawn Hope, 'David Roland Hopp, Linda Carol Horen, Janice L. Hummel, Cathy Ann Huns- berger, Linda Sue Husak, 'Linda Sue Hutson, Stanley James Ingram, Ronald B. Jaffe, Eileen Jancosek, Nathaniel Davis Joiner, Wyndham Arthur Jones, 'Robert Charles Kaplan, Michael Joseph Karam, Charles T. Ken- nedy, Gary Lynn Kennedy, Larry A. Klerk, Mary Ann Klosterman, Dennis Charles Knight, David James Kostus, Donald Herbert Krueg- er, Claudia Jo Ladendorf, James Shawn Lamson, Lewis Michael Lawriski, Barbara Lee Lefever, Larry Jerome Lindsey, James Mason Ling, Cathy S. Lintner, Douglas Clark Long, Kathleen Joanne Long, 'Jody Ann Loose, Bruce Hathaway Loud, Joel Cable Love, Jill Eileen McAulay, Douglas James McClain, Loren Lovel McGuire, Robert Neil Mclnally, Kathleen Ann McKenna, Sharron Yvonne McKimmy, Michael Russell McLaughlin, Stanley Martin Malaski, Jr., Gerald Elliott Marchman, Marlene Marion, Stephen D. Marr, Roger W. Mason, Edgard Eduardo Mata, Charlotte Merrill Mayberry, Thomas Medbury Mellen, Stephen A. Middleditch, Kathryn Chand- ler Morley, Thomas Bleicher Motter, Mitchell Ray Mudd, Bryant Kennon Murphy. Kathleen Anne Murray, Betty Jean Myhand, Pris- cilla Ellen Neubeck, Frances Gaine Nutter, William Howard Oates, Michael Joseph O'Connell, Robert Michael Ouka, John Anthony Pambianchi, Robert Byron Parsons, Julie Jill Paulus, James Louis Pecott, Russell Dale Pegg, Steven Craig Penner, C. Thomas Pirwitz, Kenneth Hayden Place, Il, Homer Daniel Poe, Jr., Diane Lee Poole, Jesse Jerome Prowell, III, Carl Edward Putnam, Jr., Elba Denise Quintero, Cristina Louise Rands, Susan Kaye Reesor, Patrick Henry Reuter, Charles E. Revelle, Ruth Ann Rhode, Myrna Rae Richard- son, Larry Wayne Riley, Ralph John Rodgers, III, Anne Lorine Roedel. Geraldine Sanders, 'Donald George Sasse, Jr., Linda G. Schindler, Ellen Marie Schirmer, 'Robert L. Schust, Jr., John Leo Seidl, Richard Lesher Seidel, 'Barbara Rae Senger, Russell Milton Shelton, Douglas Lee Short, Susan Marie Shoup, Robert Gleason Simer, Alan Alex Simonenko, Percell Singleton, James Patrick Slough, Lynn Maureen Smith, Richard Clark Spalding, Timothy Robert Spitzley, Debra Linette Sproder, Daniel George Stachowiak, Robert J. Stacey, 'Christine Lee Stauffer, Carl Donald Stoddard, Martin Joseph Szepanski, Paul Cameron Thompson, Denise Lucretia Thomas, David Andrew Turner, Dearaine Joy Turner, Fernando Mario Valdevieso, James King VanCampen, III, David George Wer- ner, Douglas Bilton West, Bowman Jack Whiting, Cynde Jean Wil- kins, Elizabeth J. Williams, Steven John Williams, Bruce Harold Willis, Ellen J. Winckler, Jaime Enrique Yau, Karen Ann Zauner. ONE-YEAR SECRETARIAL GRADUATES Vera Boonyakachorn, Mary Elizabeth Brunni,,Gwenda Lee Crockett, Nancy Ann Frasher, Marge J. Ziegler. ' Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude. H' Summa Cum Laude After Graduation Scenes 'W Mr. Copp and President Turner catch ll few words together after the ceremony. Sue Duggan. I'm an alumna! 143 44 lVliss Jill lVlcAulay, coop stenographer, Distribution and Traffic A Meaningful Experience Young people of this community can be an influential force for a better quality of life. The co-op program affords us an opportunity to demonstrate the sincerity of our interest in their development. Qualified students can actively participate and involve themselves in a variety of roles throughout our company. We vvant this to be a meaningful experience for them . . . and for us. Our aim is to provide students a chance to sharpen their skills and apply classroom knowledge to a real job situation. In so doing, vve hope to earn their respect and gain a better understanding of their desires and aspirations. This should be a meaningful experience for both of us. XT x X Y. X 'p'930f9 Q' ff I rf Q je ff4 , X ,7 f- A LJ, ,ff e X 2 e if Nfl? PEZ? MQTQSJ' - , J A K V dx xi M-fx X W X XQSXXQXX ,f eg j Hours: 1- P.NI. To I :X.Nl.--Upwl Until ll:UU P.Nl. Sun. 324 Ec1sTMc1in ST. 631-1934 R .1 fir: 5 1 .J J- u N IT! , F- I' Y' M4116 ST .MC Community Drug Store 311 E. 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At Dow Corning, as with many other companies across the country, the younger generation is playing an important role in the com- pany's activities. Why? Because there's a lot of truth in that old saying about there being no substitute for experience -- and that's exactly what young people are getting today so that they can grow into the responsible leaders we will look to for guidance in the years to come. Work-study programs are one way that young people are getting that experience. At Dow Corning, co-op students have jobs in laboratories, production, engineering and offices. Here are five co-op students from high schools and colleges in the Tri-City area who are working in Dow Corning's laboratories. 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