Rochester College - Totem Pole Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1973 volume:

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You have faithfully served Michigan Christian College for five years, 5 but you will soon be leaving us to go on to another great work of the Lord, , the foreign mission field. You will be missed, but our memories of the wonderful times we all shared will remain f in our hearts forever. For the love and dedication you have shown Michigan Christian College and us, we the student body, dedicate the 1973 TOTEM POLE to you, Mr. Ed Ritchie. iz If ',, by . Q af? 1 25 i , M, , fe' 23 af 5 1 1 f sg f' ff' 'ir ,jf ,rj i 1 We . .4 ,aj za-1 Q jx 3 1 'QS 'x EDITOR: LYNNE YOAKUM BUSINESS MANAGER J AN BURTON SPON SOR: LARRY STEWART TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life . Personnel .. Student Body Personalities . Organizations . Sports . . . Sponsors . . . Directory .. -.-.vrfr uw D' ' wr ,P ff' , 5 Q 232, ,.f1f,WjQ f 'aff fl X: ,uf fwgvk 22? EV 5 RX . iw fy! NN N ,ma Y. ff Y ing 5 - -. , X Q, af 233 NM - K, 3, 4 A Q, w Q a .fm 2 l 'M' A ' Q v 4- 1 1 ix , . , . O' '99 film , I i' 4, W if 571, in J student life A N Fun, confusion keynote start of campus life For most everyone on campus, the first few weeks proved the most confusing. Yet, they contained so much activity, no one really had time to worry about the confusion. Of course, moving in was an experience in itself. Sophomores found few problems, but freshman ran around screaming in despair because they could not find room for everything. Things finally calmed down with the help of a student mixer, where JoAnn McKinnon and others provided an evening of entertainment. A freshman-sophomore powderpuff game, the Faculty Reception, and Robert's homecoming added to make the first weeks at M.C.C. Worth coming for. CONFUSION seems to fill the campus of M.C.C. as everyone moves in the first day. 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'Q 34 44155: -1-: i l, 5-12 W, f il ' AQ-sl ' ,Q 5 V 397255-.A ' f ei l J A M 2. Wwna-wmnww PUNTING the ball Vicki Bila shows her skill in the freshman- sophomore powder puff game. 17 KISSES on the cheek from Rose Roper and Debbie Presson bring enjoyment to Mr. Jurney's noon meal. CAUGHT in a moment of deep concentration, Gloria Matheney wonders if it is worth it all. Q' X! xr-'jf ,613 f N, U 'W gat I X ., ,as - r fri: ,l , ! we G l f 'f li' twig i' H 'f 1' gawk 1 Lv-4 LOOKING very embarrassed, Miss Reich listens to the serenading of Alison Kooi, Deb Presson, Rainelle Gillis, Chuck Mangion, and Jim Yockey. 18 lk? wk - Xe. 5 ':i'.'L Vi' gf.. Y 0- xv 'A 'V Il , -Y X' 'Yuri , YA '4' We-1' . . rf 11 fi' X, wfitv' 'wp If 5-' ,xr fy A NJ I 1 HSN ,E ,K ' -ifbrvx ki'-1 1 srzlgfafs . Q ,i 'ire Incoming frosh become slaves to sophomores Painting faces, hugging trees, and embarrassing teachers made up just a few of the many crazy things sophomores commanded the ulowly, lousy freshmen from M.C.C. to do during the two days of freshman initiation. Freshmen sang the famed initiation song while gloating sophomores beamed with pleasure, remembering when they had sung that same song only a year earlier. To make up for all the rotten deeds they made the freshmen do, a group of sophomores served all the participating freshmen an elegant candlelight dinner on the last night. 1 , 'M R ,Q ,,. U ATHA Seagraves sheds a few tears as Denise Carpenter applies a little make-up. HUGGING TREES is not one of Connie Case's favorite pastimes. 19 VACUUMING in the girl's dorm is just one of Mrs. Bertholet's many jobs. STEVE Liles, Larry Hubbard, and Bill Abbott discuss the day's happenings. Dormitory life gives engoymenf , Q if ffl! and experiences Living with a roommate in a dormitory became a new experience for many resident students, but for those who had done it before, it was just an experience. Friends and neighbors learned to get along with others through devotions, talking, and sharing. They developed a family closeness ahnost like the real thing. Dorm life meant talking to friends until three in the morning and disciplining oneself to study. Necessary evils like cleaning and washing clothes helped finish the days. Despite its trials, dorm life was an enjoyment, an experience that could never be replaced. DRYERS provided in the dorm make laundering easier for Sandy Mosley. 20 Q, .ff --- 'K i . 5' If . P9 K. '1 r VJHW WH' X SHAVING cream expresses birthday greetings to Steve Doyle from his friends. READY to leave campus, Alison Kooi first signs out. as shown by Pam Gean. Mark Crutchfield find an appropriate poem. 21 PHONE calls play a big part in the girl's dorm, WRITING to a friend, Jeanne Daley helps REFRESHMENTS give Mom Judd a chance to relax before the next game. TOUCH ups on the corpse of Steve Liles show Dan Heaxn's skill as the mortician. WITH much concentration, Cindy Cooper and Atha Seagraves work to win the toothpick race, as Amos Rice and Mike Travis watch. 22 X 7?5P'!Sf y , piwgfzw . 7, 1 7' 1 r A , Ni gm ga I I F , pp! fm, 1 S I V ew ii 3 X X 'rg 4 A. f' WJ, T . N, qsffik f V' ? ,fd .L ,, x ' 5552, 1 V, 4 R, rv..,MQrg .1 , f X, fx 'img P , , 2 T ' - gr . y 3- C is ' S s L ' w if' - ff- ,X Wm. na-A2 DISTRACTIONS cause Terry Nichols to glance from her very important card game. JIM YOCKEY gladly accepts a drink from Jan Green, the Wicked Witch of the West. 'Lx- 'Y Q... Trolls, witches come together for Halloween Mummies, ghosts, witches, and hoodlums comprised just a segment of the mad conglomeration that gathered in the transformed chapel area to celebrate Halloween. Upon arriving, everyone wandered around attempting to guess who hid beneath the other disguises. Honors fell on those with the most original costumes. First place went to Jan Green, the witch no one knew. Passing lifesavers with toothpicks and an exciting game of Wink-em brought a little extra excitement to the evening. And what Halloween night would be complete without a spooky movie? Nights of Darkness served this purpose and ended the evening with a scream. MOUTH wide open, Jan Reevers expresses her distaste for monster Cayge Martin. 23 Six foot Pooka makes visit to MCC stage November 9, 10, and ll saw the presentation of Margaret Chasels comedy Harvey', by the M.C.C. Players. The main characters were Elwood P. Dowd, a very unusual man, and Harvey, his best friend, an invisible six-foot rabbit. Success of the play was due to many people's backing. Nearly one-fourth of the student body worked on set construction and the cast spent innumerable hours rehearsing. Patti Martens as student director did much to help Mr. Jurney, who, as usual, gave most of his time being director-producer-boss. PLEASED at having found Elwood, Barb Peacock and Mike Ray sigh their relief. 2 W STEVE Sanderson makes a telephone call to Harvey, his invisible friend. MOMENTS alone with Gail Akin bring great pleasure to George MacDonell. 24 WORKING on the set is one of many jobs Barb Peacock and Mr. J urney find themselves doing. DIGNIFIED, as fitting to his profession, Mike Ray contemplates the Harvey situation. sa? I NMA l 1-'U WITH great pleasure, Steve Sanderson introduces J an Price to Harvey, as Barb Peacock and Crystal Brown despairingly look on. 25 '- fp-? iv4 , , ff . . , ww QM. 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Providing the evening's entertaimnent, Jan Reevers shared her talents on the piano, and Randy Gill and Joy Crawford sang a variety of songs. And of course, Santa made his appearance, giving gifts to some of the administration and staff. Following the banquet, many traveled to Troy, where they saw the movie Hotel . A Crystal Enchantment left fond memories many will never forget. SMILES on their faces, Djuan Williamson and Teresa Hixon converse with Mr. Hindsley. 27 l , l i l l 1 Y , rl 1 God 's handiwork STROLLING down the tree-lined path between the lakes, Pete Johnson and Sue Stevens share a few quiet moments. WALKING past the Science building, Gloria Matheny stops to show Jan Burton her newest Polaroid picture of the lake. i fit tf.M.,3l ,Q :Zi W 4 jg ss sniff .wig ia ,weft 1. , g2' :L , X Ia s ffgvv ,-, K ,, ' u ,xjg 1, via, ' LA: A A 5'l,w jf 2 5,281 'jg' if -f'- Q 1 :ia fig. it 4 6 5,4 -41 ,ca 'CE L- 1 3, HH -I K H ,Q sf ' as, ' fs ye- ' 'S gwffftfit 'S , W fl 9 ,. 9, by .' 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DAILY, students go to get mail, walking past Gallaher Administrative Center. 28 Q 3 L 1-1.9: X , X 4 Y -AMO L ' x-., uf' N' 9 P ., . -'r'x'I?Bv f'A' '51 ,z :Uh - 'N , . T , ym.3fQ4 ?1- ' 1 1 X. L ' ,. sl!-' X Q 'Q x Q UM -ENN X 's Q x '14 . - - . 'Nx w'+ 3 -x , .' .: .A Q 'fi' .'f Q . 1 v ., ern, ffl! Q . . A ', , 1' . fn, 3' N A. T 'Ig ti! ,. .- ,if . x ' ',,..- un K Ari- .,x'.-,325 A fat' . 'N mf x f 4f 1'Q'TA iii! iv: wg f ' Vx v 3 1:42, A Q10 N fx 2 wzi -21,9 gg: Om if fr -In K N 1455, ,.z'n A , g,. :X -' ,gif 'rv 'N' r 1 Q' M' 1535 , 1 it W , -,, F L I' , rw' -NT. Q yu. 1. .V N .n. . X f ? A l,1g,5 ,. 'is N x,-4 -1 'K as nr Al .fs 5 1 vqi' - la' q'N,.gr- 41,14-. , .ma Wu' f ,r 1 11 5?.,,l-ii ,, if 14 Va ' ' f ,4 rM+x x x F' P., -,..,,. .gb --ww N , 2 X ' in 4' iw' . ' , Q ,M iff? fi? ,L 42? f 'A' ., 4 I x. Wxj KK ,. My ..fu'T 7 - Queen Linda rules over 'Night in White Satin' Queen Linda Brown and her court could not have asked for a more romantic mood than that created at the homecoming banquet, Nights in White Satin . Silver and black dazzled the banquet room, with a dropped ceiling and candlelit tables. This year's emcee was Dan Allen. Chuck Mangion, Terry Luxton, JoAnn McKinnon, and Cyndi Franklin all sang their own special songs, entertaining students, faculty, and many alumni. The Cheerleaders and Warriorettes worked very hard to make homecoming a remembrance, and in the minds of those present, they accomplished their goal. DARLA Dean adds the finishing touches to the decorations for the head table. HAPPINESS glows in Linda Brown minutes after being crowned queen. ONLY beautiful can describe the singing of Cyndi Franklin and JoAnn McKinnon. 31 AFTER chapel, Mr. Shull examines his mail before his next class. 'MC' Routine activity typifies typical day on campus From the time a student opened his eyes in the morning until he closed them at night, he actively engaged in many things. Much of it became routine, but even in the routine he found relaxation. If one unfortunately had early morning classes, he may have even gotten up for breakfast. Those participating in that feast were few. If not breakfast, chapel served as his first awakening to the world. After chapel the masses proceeded to the mailbox, receiving letters from friends or campus junk mail . Classes followed all day with only time out for lunch. In the afternoon and evening, studying and campus activities filled the time until curfew. LAUGHING together, Connie Staggs and Micky Dunn leave their last class of the day. 32 4 5 ,ff X, if 'N .. f .I , Q 'V' W ' aff? 5 ' 1 'E 'S K, 3,- 6 A im-as e,,.. . ., 'wr ,- ails J ...M ,M . . v , , .a , - . 1 c , , , . .. Qy iflar' ' - U 1 4f,. , ,v' g 4 vm Nw s l- 2 2 fa Q BEFORE going to class, Darla Dean uses a hotcomb to dry her hair. TOM Chester and Rick Bearden discuss Monday night chemistry lab during supper. ff ff' - I, 5 Is' AW . X ...N NX I 052 'Qsx- .,'. If! x ,hiv -W --i55iYAM-V i AV xx Xxx' 'ff' f f't xxxxxx R 4 PJ ' ' B'fq,,9Zr L: gf, x ' K 1 i 'm f nk DAILY chapel helps make God a close part of everyone's life on campus. 33 I Social clubs present two one act plays Something different found its place in the Drama Department this year. The four social clubs performed two one-act plays, To Josephine ' and Little Box of Winter Seed , which by their participation gave them points toward the forensics trophy. Alpha Chi and Beta Rho presented To Josephine at three performances. Little Box of Winter Seedu was given by Sigma Tau and Delta Phi. Another new feature of the plays included a coffee house sponsored by the W-Club. Red checkered tablecloths were spread on tables scattered throughout the room. Members of the club served fresh fruit pies, coffee, and punch to guests until curtain time. JOY Crawford plays follow the leader with Jan Reevers, Cathy Ireland, and Jeanne Daley. DISGUSTED with Jill Drummond for pretending Jan Reevers tries to take her Coronation Seat' away from her. LOOKING on in wonder, Jill Drummond watches Jan Reevers Jeanne Daley and the other kids enter the warehouse. 34 LIKE Winterseed in the httle box, Denise Carpenter picks a string from Steve Lile's cuff. GOOD BYES hold little meaning for Jan Burton and Mike Ray, who consider it only a formality. ky... -. sig, ,quigii V 1 1 I PRETENDING to be Josephine, Jill Drummond explains crowning a queen to Steve Sanderson. WITH arms full, Alison Kooi takes the plants to her own house to care for them. 35 DETROIT Zoo provides Sunday afternoon enjoyment for MCC students. lk '. Wi , 'RW 937 ' ' 1 Z' Zip, . ' Hs. Akin Q., ,, 4 Y 4 :fi , il xi f xl' . . .lf X if ,4 5 'gvw . , ' --,,,f ' 4 5 nrdffwi' '- Y A5- -z1fw?'f:'5 7i: wa FROM Canada, Chuck Mangion and Lynne Yoakum take in the beauty of Detroit by night. 36 I V1 1,44 'lf -r fx ict-l.' 9? DEAN Oliver and Carol Clarke enjoy the beauty of Bloomer State Park. STUDENTS visit Oakland Mall frequently for shopping excursions. JF :fai- ff are f fi' .29 . ' Wf ., Y-tsl. X Q, 'X' 'xo 4 'E si -Bti!! Q Nearby Detroit odds dimension to campus life Within thirty minutes of the campus, students were able to find themselves at some of the finest cultural, recreational, and business centers in Michigan. Even a short walk down Avon Road to K-Mart or the railroad track shortcut to town provided eating and shopping opportunities. Two or three cars of people at a time found enjoyment in spending an afternoon at the Detroit Zoo, Bloomer State Park, Greenfield Village, or the Oakland Mall. An evening for a special person at times included a visit to Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor, viewing the Detroit skyline from the Canadian shoreline, and a drive through the famous mansion district of Bloomfield Hills. FARRELL'S Ice Cream Parlor helps Patti Martens celebrate Ronda Allen's birthday- 37 47 I Wi . ff, :Lyn-.5 2 gy 7m fl J..-W ' v K' 4 Q. i ,gy Fanfasticks cast and crew travel abroad The Fantasticksn, a contemporary musical by Tom Jones and Harvey L. Schmidt, brought a delightful change to the M.C.C. theatre. Calling for a small cast and very few props, the musical centered around two fathers trying to unite their son and daughter through a scheme of reverse psychology. A unique aspect of this production was a double cast for the female parts. The production was climaxed by taking the cast and crew on tour, a first for the M.C.C. theatre. Although tired and rushed, the cast performed marvelously before an enthusiastic and receptive audience at Great Lakes Christian College in Beamsville, Ontario. THROUGH modern dance, Dana Middleton expresses a part of the play. FANTASTICKS' entire cast and crew meet for instructions before dress rehearsal. 39 Helping others brings pleasure to MCC students Being at a Christian college gave students at M.C.C. a chance to participate in many service activities for the Church and community. From the beginning of the school year, many students helped with a group of mentally retarded Cub Scouts, going to their weekly meetings and giving their time to special activities. Students also had the opportunity to donate blood early in the year. Monthly visits to the Romeo Home for the Aged, which started third quarter, inspired all who took part. Helping out in the Sunday School classes of the local congregations also brought enjoyment to several students. TEACHING a Sunday School class at Rochester, Brenda Adkins captures the attention of her students. XX N CONVERSATION shared at the Romeo home for the aged msplres Dean Oliver as well as the home's residents. CHILDREN huddle around Jeanne Daley, dressed as Mickey Mouse for the Cub Scout parade swag. 5 ,. Q21 , MEMBERS of the Cub Scout den practice first aid procedures on Dan Allen. X it I su, f K F! ts ei .H X I9 STARTING contestants at an olympics contest for the handicapped brings pleasure to Jill Drummond, Jeanne Daley, and Cathy Ireland THANKFUL for the late sunshine, Linda Doughty and Terry Nichols head for a softball game. GETTING out of the rain any way possible becomes necessary for a 3' A A X' major portion of the day. 19 Beautiful Day goes on through rain and cold After long deliberation in chapel, the administration decided that Monday, May 14, 1973 was the best choice for Beautiful Day. Little did they know about the rain forecasted for the day, but they soon found out, for shortly after lunch the downpour began. Spirits were dampened only slightly as softball games continued, rain or no rain. By late afternoon, however, the sun decided to shine, and those who had remained at Bloomer State Park indulged in such festivities as another softball game, a hike through the woods, and breath-taking rides on the swings and the merry-go-round. After a wet, tiring, yet fun filled day, students went home to begin the routine again. ACTIVELY engaged in a softball game, Barry Clay and Amos Rice prepare for the next P12151- 42 yfym? Q, f if ef ,J f 2,411 ,A 4 Wx?M4w wwffhwumyw HOLDING on tight, the girls scream as they go round and round on the merry-go-round. ,53-wi X I ' ' ' .,' af, ' . .., A n Z, lg V-X . 'z -4 4 ns-gr A ax X., , ., , ff n ' ,Q , ,f V F , 5 s 04, f' it ov 4 A . . 4 , ...,.. J : L SANDY Mosley, Bob Clark, Walter Yu, Brian Waineo, and Debbie Starks feast on barbecued chicken and potato salad. WALKING down by the river, Connie Case takes advantage of the quiet beauty at the park. 43 PRESENTING the Ida Award' for Best Supporting Actress to Janet Price gives Mrs. Palmer great pride. SOPHOMORES enjoy one of their last times together as a class at the annual Dean's Breakfast for graduates. V, U' 2 1- pa 51. if at av ' - HANDS covering her face in surprise, Jill Drummond learns that she is Miss MCC. CHANCELLOR Lucien Palmer heads over the Awards Banquet program as Master of Ceremonies 44 BACCALAUREATE services progress as Mr. Dickinson leads the congregation in singing. f O Last activities make busy week l for Sophomores i The last week of school included several traditional occasions held to honor graduating sophomores. The first was the Dean's Breakfast, which served as an opportunity for graduates and faculty to enjoy an informal meal 'f 7 f V together, allowing them to express their , appreciation for one another. F J I. The annual Baccalaureate took 4 place on May 20. The featured speaker was Mr. Kennith Franklin, a favorite of the graduating class. An atmosphere of mixed emotions, both tears and laughter, filled the Spring Banquet, Springtime of Our Love . The banquet, recognizing outstanding students, represented the sophomore's last class effort together. ENTERTAINMENT provided by Randy Gill and Joe Palmer adds to the Awards Banquet. 45 , Qi 4 ,,A 7 , f ,ww , 'V ' ff? Lf? nw ww ff .C M,-fl AFTER graduation ceremo nies, Mark Crutchfield receives congratulations from an MCC coed. Early morning rain clears for graduation Although the early morning began with rain, the weather cleared enough to once again hold graduation ceremonies under the pines. The ceremony itself included speeches by Valedictorian Jill Drummond and Salutatorian Lynn Shinsky, and remarks by President Gardner, Chancellor Palmer, and Board Chairman Wheeler Utley. A message delivered by Dr. Stevens, President of Abilene Christian College highlighted the ceremony. Graduation ended with many graduates leaving each other for different futures, but all with lives having changed from being a part of one another. OPENING remarks by Dr. Gardner welcome graduates, friends, and families. 47 , ,,V, : M ,lvl ,A N Q .4 , I V V ,, ,, . ,, A..L , QM ,X Z f f M, ' f ff ,--v ffm, ,rw xg, 'VA 2 ,Q fl f 3- fltf' , v y b L ' 2 ,fy . ' 'f,f3'.'gf , 'f' , Y 7 ,- V Q, , vf 1. Q fra ' , N' f. f f1.-ff' ,- ' '- A fy ' - , 4 ,1 k. 'kq-V-LIZ . NWI 7' 6 X 1 A 1 Lf, - : 1- ' ' Y, - , 5, . 45 ' - I , . , 4, . ,,X ,,. , ,Q ,Q W7 1 ' Q-1, q,, f.: ,, ' -3,54 l p I s J W personnel .1 . 'fl l GRADUATION exercises are part of President Gardner's more pleasant tasks all l l at we , , I I l wg 'T S 2 , President heads f second annual - dinner campaign 1 Success obtained in Partnership Dinner 11, constant enthusiasm, and a winning smile characterized President Donald E. Gardner. A man who will not be defeated, President Gardner continued to impress students with his ll creative leadership abilities. His it Partnership Dinner ll marked a huge H' success with an attendance of g approximately nine hundred, netting Tl 375,000 for the school, with pledge of 5 350,000 more. I Students respected President I Gardner for his participation in daily M r 1 chapel programs. Encouraging students spiritually, President Gardner's I recitation of the 118th Psalm constantly l reminded them of God's goodness in granting another dav. AD MIRED for his leadership, President Gardner ends his second year with Michigan Christian. 50 PARTNERSHIP DINNER 11 provides a delightful and profitable evenmg for all particrpatmg 3' '14 fl s ev? 1 Vi ' ' 'ifQg:w ff - .e :f'il's A f f ack 411 , 1 fi, . . P ,, .ig , . 2 Q Pi 1 , I-'X X ,:, JAXMXQ X A ax any J' 1 am f 35142. fwfgfiugf ze 'ham' DEVOTED to the school through the years, Chancellor Palmer is highly respected by the student body. Dean!'Regisfrar duties assumed by Chancellor Highly respected by students for his dedication, Chancellor E. Lucien Palmer has completed fifteen years of service with Michigan Christian College. Working long hours in his office and making necessary business trips, Chancellor Palmer was not often seen by the majority of the students. His closest contact with students came through teaching the State and Local Government class, and his occasional substitutions for President Gardner in daily chapel programs. With the departure of Mr. Ralph Burris in January, Chancellor Palmer added to his duties those of the Registrar, which included the oversight of all academic records. CHANCELLOR Palmer shares a little humor with a faculty member. 'I 1 v 51 ff I ,.a ,Qi Deon Shinsky copably heads college athletics As the Dean of Student Life, Mr. William Shinsky worked very closely with students, coordinating student activities, intramurals, and intercollegiate athletics. As the Warriors' head baseball coach, he accompanied the team to Florida . Continuing as Athletic Director of the college and as a physical education instructor, it became customary to see Coach in shorts with a tennis racket or a baseball mitt in either hand. His completion of his thirteenth year with Michigan Christian College has proven his love and dedication to her. ?f , ss, ,ff l ffl' , , V ' 'I 'Wwl RM ,i 1 if Mwffmasmmmm fi A . Q . it 9? BASEBALL Coach, Mr. Shinsky heads candle selling to buy new uniforms. COACH takes time out for a moment of informal relaxation. 2 'nv 'fu A A -Q. W '--flvtlgk 4. W, li , f 4 , f U51 'Q , fe, i ' if , , K - Q V , V I V, Six iv- l Y' r V We i C f t i f ,L f ,z.-515' V ay ' Q i lr ' 4 ' U4 ' 5 tit ff 'Z Vw fmiiww it I V arf gtk I K , f , x , ani? -x t V ,, ,H V. . my ' . -1-5. N. 3 ' ,H ' iz' H K , A ' 4 , A wb' ., 1 8, 5312 .jj - wi f' ,, .J '- Q A A ' A-' .VE t, is 7 fa if .C af I , , X K -5 gr N Late night hours become familiar to Mr. Matthews Having successfully completed his second year as Business Manager, Mr. Lester Matthews has proven himself to be an invaluable asset to Michigan Christian College. Directing student employment, college purchasing, the college calendar, and the school payroll, as well as balancing the books often caused Mr. Matthews to start his work day early and end it late. Mr. Matthews has been appreciated by all for his friendly conversation and his constant willingness to help others. LOOKING over the calendar, Mr. Matthews checks for an open date. CONCERNED with safe transportation for student groups, Mr. Matthews looks over the bus tires. -,Z Mlcmean camsmii comer ROCHESTER, MICH. I , Uhr... Capable faculty prepares students for the future RALPH BURRIS, Orientation GERALD CHESTER, English B.S., Indiana University B.A., University of Michigan M.A., Ball State University M.A., University of Michigan ff g 41.,yfmV . , ug! fa, if ' Q ff? f 3 .MQW ' 4 -f-----11 asm ROYCE DICKINSON, Business A.A., Freed Hardeman College B.C.S., Benjamin Franklin University Wu., FRESHMAN Sheila Patterson shares friendly conversation with Mr. Waggoner before a chorus KENNETH FRANKLIN, Mathematics trip. B.S., Oklahoma Christian College M.T.M. Central State College 54 is N fl , a u , ' ,.........aN ALL. ,,.....,--., i 'W' V S VH' ' Y swam ,-,, l lwxfnfaiaaaamw- -- A s, ,P ..,.-,L:-V , in L I Amy x , V -- V gl r is.: ag - , i in .,, lpsfmit 5 , yt ' ' fmissuwt' may-1. NW, . ', 7 ', za we-fm. 1 , ,.,, , ,- M5 X AUDREY GARDNER, English, Social Sciences 4- be B.A., Pepperdine University M-A-, Pepperdine U11iVeISifY MR. JURNEY works hard to get all those fun Freshman speech tests graded before his next class aug? 4 'ff-in gf 3 if J at . im DON GARDNER, Bible, Psychology LEO HINDSLEY, French, History LARRY JURNEY, Speech, Drama B.A., Abilene Christian College B.A., Wayne State University B.A., David Lipscomb College M.A., Hardin-Simmons University M.A., Wayne State University M.A., University of Tennessee Ed. D., University of California ' ,. ws, i V Ac as wb, I f P -,,,. , '- g gi L1 ff ,r ,f BENJAMIN MORTON, Psychology LUCIEN PALMER, Social Sciences GARTH PLEASANT, Physical Education B.A., Louisville Bible College B.A., George Peabody College A.A., Michigan Christian College B.S., Blue Mountain College M.A., George Peabody College B.A., David Lipscomb College M.A., Wayne State University LL.D., Oklahoma Christian College 55 WW' www W flu wwf SUE REICH, Biology, Physical Education B.A., Harding College M.A.T., Harding College Graduate School J W,-:fe M xv fi 'Wu NMMM Lfiwwf' M..-M g:,7ff,...--M- W 'Nina 53' '4' . B.A., Harding College MRS. GARDNER'S winning smile makes English class more enjoyable for Dan Boss. M' Ed Auburn University . an :M W .17 I 4 ' V Z Z: - fre 4, s 5 I WILLIAM SHINSKY, Physical Education DONALD SHULL, English, Chemistry ROBERT L. WAGGONER, Bible B.S.E., Abilene Christian College B.A., University of Tennessee B.A., Harding College M. Ed., Wayne State University M.A., University of New Mexico M.A., Harding College Graduate School B.D., Vanderbilt University 56 i 'A if Vw I . .3 3' .. 1, Y, 1 X i ff 72 ,, V. 4. 4 J 3' .Es f I f j' . 5 5 X , 2 N s si l u fyv, Nia li' MRS. ANDERSON keeps the Dean Registrar's office running smoothly every minute. :if W W, 'si , ,X 4 'sQ.:'f'r ' 1 Q .21 ,, '5 wg gg 'V 7 t l . : ig-at 1 get Q' :J JOYCE ANDERSON JEANNE BERTHOLET Secretary to DeanlRegistaI Maintenance Assistant Qfiiez ETHELENE BRUCE Assistant to the President A.A., Michigan Christian College ELLIEN CARROLL Library Assistant A.A.S., L.T.A., Oakland Community College S! -31 i 'r Y, if ya , A gg, f , 4 Q 5 3 Q 4 A I . xr 5 N, f I 'if Dedicated staff works long hours behind the scene 1 ,j i f ' .,, ii -9+ V - .u w ' .. ' ' if 7,4 if' if if at . :Ei . .-.. Q it MARCEL BERTHOLET Maintenance Supervisor BOYD GLOVER Manager College Bookstore 57 'WWW' K' -. AT .'kg,3. '- X as za, '4i3 ' 1 ! T l P ry - NA. s R , , so , -J -. RV, ,,,,,..-..- X 'gczmm ,,-., , -1-.X xx X-.x ,ZW-,M ,..,. ,..., , ,,.. . -.xxwxu S ,Xie-.X ,ff- s S., ff' ,,, M... . - , . ,- .X xk NX 'x,,, to okwg' ' NC A ig1'gfiii1i-,,. ,Q ar-s-c,.-.,.wM--f-e-'-----me me-fe 1 KIM HAYES PENNY J UDD Admissions Secretary Supervisor of Boarding Women B.A., Oakland University QFW'-s ED I BUSY as usual, Mrs. Judd makes a call for NANCY JURNEY MABEL LUXTON l Barb Peacock and Janet Price. Librarian Mailroom Supervisor ,N is X 1 E ,X I L l ix l M ls fi 915- I 3 1 , l l 1 3 58 ww MEARL RYAN Post Mistress B.A., David Lipscomb College F as N3-.S KEN SEIDERS CHARLENE SMITH Admissions Counselor Secretary to the Chancellor A.A., Michigan Christian College we if W: LARRY STEWART Admissions Counselor, Dorm Supervisor A.A., Michigan Christian College B.A., Harding College VELMA WINEINGER Business Office Cashier CINDY WITT Saleslady, College Bookstore 9 PAUL STOOPS Saga Food Manager B.S., Kansas State University CONNIE TALLMAN Saleslady, College Bookstore SANTA I-Iindsley delivers another monkey to 2 lm 1 'r Larry Stewart at the Winter Banquet. 3 1 ilk-im ww Q 7 4 L,,V .g,4f ,w 7,91 uf X X A student body Sophomore class finds essentials of ci happy life mqnnlhvdfff The class of 73's sophomore year came to an end, but to most sophomores it was a happy ending. All 5 the memories of M.C.C. have been left behind, but not all forgotten. . The sophomores found that the l grand essentials of happiness in this life 1:i lptq E are something to do, something to love, E and something to hope for. This they Brenda Adkins Gary Agar found at M.C.C. Trenton, Mi. Walled Lake, Mi. E l i SOPHOMORE class officers are: Mike Travis-President, Denise Carpenter-Vice-President, Cathy Ireland-Secretary, and Sue Vasbinder-Treasurer 62 D' fxWs! L Q if 2 'Q-.l 5 J: ,1- . r .. fl X 1' .Jr if 6 'Di '- tiff' Phyllis Alexander Daniel Allen Holly Anderson Lincoln Park, Mi. Chicago, Ill. Rochester, Mi. f ' F arm F, , H 'M Carl Armstrong Frank Bailey Kris Baker E. Detroit, Mi. Royal Oak, Mi. Allen Park, Mi. , 5 51' f'hd 'Y Faith Barber Gail Barnett MaryLee Beals Kalamazoo, Mi. Oak Park, Mi. Darien, Ill. la... 2 is ,fy ,..,f fa it kg l '5 Z ' L fd ' ,4 ,MI-f' 1- . viwiigf 3, f , 4 K an JW 4 fr. ,. l,,vf5W U, i I Q ,4 in B - 6 W7WZ?W -w',w,1 .5 , ', fi ff A5 5 V, ' Q ff, 'f ' f sea f?xW4a1asaawa-, .Q , M Zi, ' fr ,gel 1 an 552' ,ff ff? 2 X fgffs? Q, f , ' s na ,ff f ,f , -.swf V 1 , r ,,-,L Q nf. .1 f- , 4 5, ' MW -Vi,-I , ,V M ,I ,,,9,,,! gl, M x BQ, A A ff ff V14 Zed! 92541 'Q gg fig 5 ,, f fr, 24, WWW if 3?fiw'Z! +f ,J ,Z X W, , ,W N X ,f ,W rg, f , A ,ni ff Ir ,gf M!,L 1 ggi I? S ' ' ' , Q f, af Q r 'Q Y ,fl , 1 V, ,fn fa 1 .X J, FW l ,M in-az was SEARCHING for an open man, Kenny Mims throws a flying pass to a teammate. ZW f ,wx A K w. N. ,x -. . tg., kwa V -. -nr '-4. 44 Hx Q 4 3 Richard Bearden Pontiac, Mi. 14 Yu 4 ,2 ,1., :Q C. f Q 1,,5, ,V Qyaw awwtk -,ng any if 5, V, if 42 wi fa 'Wy www-, ZWW . w I Z ., :ff . f V f , U Q f .g,: lil? T 'Z '- Tw, rgvj jg ,pf , N Linda Brown Dearborn, Mi. J. Rick Brown Janice Burton Lincoln Park, Mi. Livonia, Mi. 1, Denise Carpenter Robert Clark Carol Clarke Otisville, Mi. Plymouth, Mi. Cass City, Mi. 64 si 5 W W -U M x - , ,' . 1 ,i if Qi' V 5' sf ' Barry Clay Stephen Crabb II Walled Lake, Mi. Bedford, Ind. K .att X 4? I if , ,,. 3 K f 1 4 4 'iuni,WM.r.Z.,,4-1015 Karen Cregor Jonesville, Mi. DENISE Green shares a crazy smile while enjoying a cold Root Beer after an exciting game. +38 M Mark Crutchfield Flint, Mi. I . 'GPN VMV ,, , ,- I! My li. Y. x 0 ff .1 Jeanne Daley DeFord, Mi. l 65 We f Wg If K, if 1 Darla Dean Detroit, Mi. A ,V df 'UV V Mfg? if Debra Dill Detroit, Mi. 1 'Q M, , , f eu f k W -. ,. ff Mark Dimpfl Chicago, Ill. wigyyz M. 1 W i ' I 1 5 Jill Drummond Sandra Faughn Cynthia Franklin Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Warren, Mi. Marquette, Mi. SHARING laughter, Carol Clarke and Dean Oliver show their enjoyment while at the Wlnter Banquet. ,v if - r WW. ' Y' 4. ' ,. .. , . ,, A V T . Beverly Gantt New Haven, Mi. 66 Y V .I ,wr P in iii! U WW ,fr H Y P .f l,ulE' WI' Peggy Glover Denise Green Warren, Mi. Caro, Mi. Deborah Garner Pontiac, Mi. f '-Q Jw. o,' 1 v 4' 'Q n..' Q .. .lr ,NNQQQ Q l ' f.st,o . a Susan Hall Daniel Hearn Coopersville, Mi. Grandville, Mi- Janice Green Clarkston, Mi. . 0' ls, ' 4 V V.. fx, ., L Q' gf h N, g. 1 Q:-1, 4 , -:rf mf: 'im 2 'ft if Q .r,i. M :ss f ' ' . fin 1. is 3 as k i avj i f ' mf a Peggy Hendricks Penelope Herbert Anthony Hilligoss Des Plains, Ill. W. Pakistan Des Plaines, Ill. 67 W ,Wxngi 'I ,I A am' Q vf. W MW' 3. Mark Hosch Detroit, Mi. Pat Iles Farmington, Mi. . . ' G' , of ' ff C athrine Ireland Midland, Mi. Lawrence Hubbard Grand Rapids, Mi. PUZZLED over a French question, Pamela Iles Farmington, Mi. Jeanne Dailey looks up the answer while sitting in the lobby M' ,Mr A an if 1 Janet Jamison Sheryl Jones Sandra Laas Royal Oak, Mi. Chicago, 111, Toledo, Ohio ,NNNFWQ os- '- ..,.'.,'C ' Jaunita Lewis Stephen Liles Michael Longfellow Wyoming, Mi. New Lebanon, Ohio Taylor, Mi. if ,ix Terance Luxton Patti Jo McBride Mark Mahan Rochester, Mi- Rochester, Mi. Ferndale, Mi. so ii im 5' me W. 'Q y f 5, Q it .AMX ' , ff WW 1 f or ' Z Q x if er 5 f C79 X -,W fesi -R we . ...Ms , M Patricia Martens Rochester, Mi. Craig Martin Dearborn, Mi. i Z2 rnn i ', W' I, I I , X . Mfr, . ,f . A, .,,, it , , . gfl if i df , .A . ,V Q W , , . 3 f f 7 f M . X W4 M . 4 . 'M at 4 Peter Masih David Matthews W. Pakistan Rochester, Mi. 'H 1 .W lbw 'wi' Terry Miller Rebecca Newberry Bethany, Oklahoma Paragould, Ark. 3. 25... .y. ,ff ir 6, 'HM 1 ,Q . fl, ' Au .fy S - O W fr If 7 WK W! b 3 X u A if it f I 1 hw, 7. . P rw. , 'f 'Y 75'.,:S, ' , '.ZfN-ry, , of , ,gh , i Qi, V12 X ' ' 4 t' - ' Y? X ,V ,. M i 'Q 4 DENISE Carpenter shares her affection while babysitting at the Fall Festival. '1x.vq,,, .x ,A . ,... x- -,:i,P'j4:4'. a,,.,,, Ki?- Augustine Nwagbara Nigeria .an X M 9 ,z K 9. n V K 1 at x .. Dean Oliver David Penn Madison Hgts., Mi. ChicagO, Ill. :gf-' i '52 hwy ' . if mu. Mike Roller Garden City, Mi. Jeffrey Redman Rochester, Mi., ,ff .A , i ae it 3 if ff. , , vw - ff- W 4 'lf 0 . Q f, Qfrf, 3 K ' Helen Sanford Sharon Schwarze Lynn Shinsky Ludington, Mi. Royal Oak, Mi. Rochester, Mi. M :-' . . arf f X6 , Q . .QW W i ab.. rag, We i W Za , 3? f .A ex W W gf 71 2 M s!fW,,wWfM H 4' in R- EV S , ' ,rr ff., Rick Sims Ellene Slater Tim Spann Livonia, Mi. Marne, Mi. Toledo, Ohio Wm T5 Imran Debra Starks Jim Trail Michael Travis Livonia, Mi. Clawson, Mi. Trenton, Mi. TAKING a rest from his work, Peter Masih relaxes in the school tmck. ji V 4? X 'Y 5' .Qi ' is CHATTING between classes, sue Vasbinder s r ' and Linda Brown discuss their previous class. W 'Jessie' -7' E , 'Tl . Akpen Udoka Susan Vasbinder Nigeria Hazel Park, Mi. 9 if 12:11 Bryan Waineo Michael Weimer Detroit, Mi. Lima, Ohio if kyfffiv, W M, Q-4 Linda Williams Walter Yu Denise Zavasky Detroit, Mi, Hong Kong Rochester, Mi. 73 Rebecca Akin Elaine Allen Sterling Hgts., Mi. Dearborn, Mi, F '7 Ronda Allen Vicky Bila Adrian, Mi, Garden City, Mi. Martha Black Dennis Blank Virginia Call Flint, Mi. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pontiac, Mi. FRESHMEN class officers are: Mike Ray-President, Ronda Allen-Secretary, Kris Kilgore-Vice-President, and Linda Doughty-Treasurer. Thomas Chester Karen Clay Livonia, Mi. Walled Lake, Mi. Freshman class face and utilize new experiences For the freshman class, the year may have started off a bit uneasy, leaving them a little unsure of what was to come, but as time went by they gained understanding and felt the great relationship at M.C.C. Devotionals, pizza parties, snowball fights, cheering at ballgames, and working on stage sets brought everyone a little closer. Now their freshman year has ended and it will soon be their turn to welcome the new freshman class. FTWW, Commie Sue Case Clayton, Mi. Z fn. Vicki Combs Grand Ledge, Mi. 75 Qs W 75191 -2 -, gf fr '-' 1 Arc ' fr -474 45' 3 is Cynthia Cooper Joy Crawford Linda Doughty Dayton, Ohio Pontiac, Mi. Dearborn Hgts., Mi 1495. x al 1 , at Hgcb i 5 '! y , fr. Q , V 3, , 1 Ernest Steve Doyel Lonzetta Foulks David Fulton ff g, fy Q J 'rfb I ,, 1 K in , , , X J ff P f ' 1, f f Uk Q S Y, 76 Byron, Mi. Ann Arbor, Mi. Detroit, Mi. as , Pam Gean Peggy Geiger Randall Gill Vassar, Mi. Howell, Mi. Cincinnati, Ohio JK' , iw sim T 'Q if Rainelle Gillis Thomas Gittings Flushing, Mi. Tecumseh, Mi. ...i K GSK, Q X ig, M ni E. ,.s,. A Dean Hampton Teresa Hixon Warren, Mi. Detroit, Mi. BRAIDED hair is the best way for Butterball to achieve an Afro according to Teresa Hixon and Sheila Patterson. mf-dsivws-.4 Brenda Gray Plymouth, Mi. 'IW :S Sue Hostetler Topeka, Ind. 5 9' Th Steve Hudson Dearborn, Mi. 77 W.. yfff' we 5 'N f 'f 'ww K? vm? W' Wi:--gf' Janet Huebshman Wade Jenkins Maralee Jewett Lansing, Mi. Royal Oak, Mi. Royal Oak, Mi. Q Peter Johnson Pontiac, Mi. , 5 Wx. 0? fl , il .af ,, as Q. we l X ' , . J f in in i. . 2. as :ill s elf WHISPERING sweet nothings to Marty Black, Bill Rae expresses his feelings. ROY Jones Belleville, Mi. 78 Lisa Kesel Kris Kilgore Wm Richard Knoll Rochester M1 Pontiac, Mi. Por1t1ac M1 Q- .GL ,fw-' f'1,.,s 1. 1. , 2 'Stal , Alison Kooi Kalamazoo, Mi Dan McCray George MacDonell Jeanne McFadden Shephard, M1 Washington, Mi Warren M1 l l l l I i J F K I 1? X 2. ' f ,I f r X it 56.5 - V v,, Y '3 swlwf ., ...hx sv dr' M.-f Charles Mangion Lincoln Park, Mi. 5 i SX fi 4 ,Wg 1 2 W M Y.. 'Q , off' 1 I 9 f f 'V - 4 Gary Meixner Utica, Mi. Mathew Moore Buffalo, N.Y. af -CW W 'Uhv Gloria Matheny Vicki Meeks Howell, Mi. Southgate, Mi. If W 1 ' if :QQ '-nw M Www Dana Middleton Brenda Mincey Taylor, Mi. Howell, Mi. N'l 1032 Raymond Muscat Teresa Nichols Dearborn Hgts., Mi. Sterling Hgts., Mi in A 1 E 5 Q , Z I , ., . s , I 3 2 gig Wa sq., i fir 91 's - P f f'v . M s -' V.f' f '3 Sheila Renee Patterson Barbara Peacock Detroit, Mi. Otisville, Mi. . ,y I 'W I N3 N 9 '51 9 ir Dennis Perry Paige Pleasant JOY Crawford and Sheila Patterson look in Kalamazoo, Mi. Flint Mi the local newspaper to decide on a movie. lr 'L Msn- Q Q 1 Deborah Pfesgon Janet P1'iC6 16311 PI'OffC1' Trenton, Mi. Spring Valley, Ohio Rochester, Mi. 81 CHEERING their team on to victory, Vicki Bila and Connie Staggs yell their loudest. f V , , if , as ,sew f . X. , 5 Pam Pruitt Allen Park, Mi. Q f William Rae Otisville, Mi. 82 ,az f 'KQV' Q L ' ft Martin Pugliese Garry Qualls Clawson, Mi. Taylor, Mi. Michael Ray Janice Reevers Southgate, Mi. Ada, Mi. dur' ia? is WNW , ,lSrh,x , , 2 C M X 1-gg' I t vp , X Z Et S ff' 2, J A,,AV , A 2' X gag z Q1 ij, fl J L Q rm 7,1 5? f W Amos Rice Steven Ricker Robert Roper SOUU1 Bend, Ind- Warren, Mi. Sunfield, Mi. if fr aw S 5 Rose ROPCI Ernest Sanderson Jeff Schafsnitz Sunfield, Mi- Sterling Hgts., Mi. Bay City, Mi. , Ut ,F 'Wax 3 Atha Seagraves Charles Shaffer Karen Shepard Springfield, Ohio Somerville, N.J. Center Line, Mi. .m f , f ,fu 1' ' inf , W fs: ' A f . .1 Michael Simpkins Pontiac, Mi. x l 'z pw., f THINKING what chorus camp 1 I1 , , 2 i 71 1 , X X Yds, ' . ah! im. Joe Spann Connie Staggs Pontiac, Mi. Wyandotte, Mi. KW is Susan Stephens Ellen Surginer Westland, Mi. Grosse Pte., Mi. will be like, Scott Tate Elizabeth Walker Mike Ray helps load up for the bus trip. Traverse City Mi. Detroit, Mi. 84 lf., J at t,4,,.g Westland M1 EXAM work IS put aside whlle Sue Hostetler takes tlme out to write a letter home. Douglas Wineinger Atlanta, Mi. Lynne Yoakum James Yockey Jarnes Young Adr1an, M1 Toledo Oh1o Buffglg, N,Y, 1 2-,f 41 C' 1 my ,. 3 f: fi: i ' :n:fgwfmw '1fg2w. ' ff uiffiwfwg Q, , fvhf 1 I fzmqff- 'f91K-Viv ' guy: E.,.,4f,7 jg, 5 1 ,l5z5'15gm 1 Q ..,f5i3anf x?!jQ2 I V -Q A I gym Mme.-gfgaify 7 W j Z personalities Y 4 Jill and Deon receive MCC 's highest honors This year the faculty and administration selected five men and five women to represent the school for the honor of Mr. and Miss M.C.C. They were chosen on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, dependability, integrity, attitude, and school spirit. From these, the student body chose two to represent them . Dedication and enthusiasm characterized Mr. M.C.C., Dean Oliver. His involvement with Student Council and the sincerity with which he worked made Dean very highly respected. Involvement keynoted the two years of our Miss M.C.C., Jill Drummond. She worked her hardest to make M.C.C. a school everyone could be proud of through her participation in Student Council, drama, and much more. 1 we misirggl 4,-sr X x-QELV-is t? .J fl ', 'ir 'K W3 ,QM t N 1,--5 N-'QQ ,L 'ff 3 'QM I Q 2 E 2 E 5 E E E F1 es 5 Pl ' 1 E E P' E 2 Z I E E R Q E 6 2 Q E B 4 r ,4 . E P E 2 ff J 2 ff 5 P 1 Le re ! I 's 5: Z , 1 4 2 5 'I .. R 4 4 l Y I 1 Qi!! el as wer, Dan Allen Mike Roller Mr. M.C.C. Runners-up Lynn Shinsky Mike Weimer ggunnnovw 2 K 'V 2 3 , if V71 , , sg4,E,jrQf ' AQ 'Q B I Y-1', 'f'?r:. .mapa Q ' 3 . um Q Q V.. . 11544321 ' -.nw my Holly Anderson Linda Brown Miss M.C.C. Runners-up Carol Clarke vw V. ., 5' sm . - 4, 1- ' ' . ff' 4 9 P . ., 1 if-. w fn, ff, f -,QMAI X ' , :- Q , . , x ' ,an ,- 4' w ,w 1' -1 f1.'. 1 4 wi fc: 'Q J -bk ,rsh W ,f ,liars 3? if Y 34 I A I 1 M if - X4 SZZ5' vu 4 J f 6 ,asf S , v 1 V I if Q-s 'If ff gl 1 ,qi ,Ya Cathy Ireland -g ,f K f JH . 'e 1. 'P K, V ., on .wavsf WW., af' RUNNERS-UP Rick Brown and Phyllis Alexander SOPHOMORE FAVORITES FAVORITES Dean Oliver and Jill Drummond bird' ,IQ-im :rl -gl '1 s. .bw- E , 5 , , . f Q J , Z ' J if ' f M I l 8rf N., f Z 7 X mW4 . .., M . fa QQW W1'Ww 'KJ fb N., W . .W-rf-... AM --vp ww 1 -, , l , yzwl, -If---an-s..,,-f ' ' Brant.. ww '-sr if xy-.if ' R ' ,fu .M ,, . , xi ,.:4,, - 1 ,.. ,Z gap? X Vt Q i. j ft fx Lib. 'Q 40 FEW' 3 AP 3 ' iii?6?nfQl ff- J f. 1, v 1 ,X 5. ,X . . f. NX ' 7:xq.!:?,Qf.gai. . , , -A I . 'Wann' vw mmzvlf' W mxsnb1 zv.anmzlr.. dgwm W ff A if ' 'IL E ll a 2 .4-,. fa 5, . S W4 . 'Kg ' fvi'h' fn Q U 1, is 0 c 9 3 1 W, . dgny, Vu .1,,3.. f 1, -af m H 4, f 1 , if 1415 fy, ' 'Q sk-rf f 4 K E 'f 'K iv Z if ff Q f Q, W4 f vw.. k- Q uv- x Il' R M 'V ' fn Af .fam ,V , fWdW4h , , 4 if Hx f . ..-.V fwffffgs law A I A Mgsl. V 4. . 1. - .ff asf -of x 1 5? . 44 VM , .M h Mg 'Wg' ,ft X 'C '. w9' . - .31 N 'Q-As? 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They were selected on the basis of their academic standing, their contributions to the school and the community, their leadership abilities, and their probability for future success. Carol Clarke .MS 97 7 Q! 51 We is 3 9' A J f f I wh .awk N .rw ag H- ,wr 1.1 , 'f .. '. fm , W W M-in 7' .. ' X Veg?- f ,- Ji! ws rf y ! - ,, fp- , Fa ,-bw, ., p sg- , . M55 -1 W W f f -' f ff , : .5 f - 3 'f 'f A ,., f' E, K f ff .5 f A i '1 jk . - , , Af . . , M X ' Y 1 -if Q' W5 f x 2 ,, ., - ,A ,- 4 s ,fy .. QV,-w k , ' L 'M- -f fm gg-K iw. lx, ,- f f ' aw- ' , fi , 535- 7 ' . ' .,' T ,, 'VFX , - .7 'W I ,s ' ' Q , V , .1-. ,A 1' , ww ,3, fJf-2, ' A71 .f , 4 A my ph- f V, . ..1,'f,fy,fv , -SQ' M P- ' V' -' - ,, f 'H' ' 2N!s' I As . 1 tk .K -.TNF zz, X I ', 'I M IG! 'A I, . , - ' M 1 1 A, , .ivy f -W.. . W f f ,Q A .. A , w ,,,, V , .., V, 4 , Q .- . K --. U A Qu. H ,kv my Qs .. J 41 W I, W, Q L , 4. , ' xg , V -f' , ' f - ' .ni f' - . .1 - -' L f ,gm iw ' 4 f . 'f : .h A if f Q V' ,' ? 'VC xg- I K 4,4 Aw., all Aw' 3175 :WAAS Ik, 'Yank mf ' .fab ww 555,55 M25 1 E g ,4f5m'm..,L X organizations Q Y N 3 X, OFFICERS. Oliver, president, Clarke, treasurer, Brown, vice-president, Drummond. secretary. SIGNATURES of Patti Iles and Dennis Blank make invitations to Variety 73 more personal. A,,,.,,.w T -if 2' Student Council raises 512,000 for new bus Under the capable leadership of President Dean Oliver, this year's Student Council strove to achieve student unity and re-ignite a strong school spirit. Highlighting the year was the Council's initiation of a bus drive which utilized the enthusiasm of the student body, and successfully raised over 5lSl2,000, 352,000 over their goal. Throughout the year, the Council sponsored numerous activities including mixers and banquets, supplying students with weekend entertainment. Encouragement was continually provided by Mr. Kennith Franklin, who served as Student Council advisor for his fifth consecutive year. RUST spots on the old bus are inspected by Student Council President Dean Oliver. 100 ' I W , ,ia 1, in M 4? ' ' .s 5 ' li N,- Y W K - ' V i if'W7,'w ' K x f E , . 22 WF' y . r ' ' as a . , fn-f , , 5 ff 1 s 'f' . ,. 'L' ' if 3565 - ' ' ' - s r ,Wag , I , 1 K. K f ff ,, fr - ' , - , i , - ' r a 'K ' f' - f s 1 if, fr W ' , . V . 5 V, V K X ,,, , 'f ' rr ,: , rv ' 'ff ' , . ' f .. f, . , 1, KQV s v ' 'Q ' ' . WW, ,., , s -- . Q, -pw Q A .. ,, ': y,.ff-1?- z.3'. S '27 , mf-13 W9': ' :VM I My r c r , MWf+ 'f' A: V ' ,g ,s 1f'w ' S F91 . M... i Y D -K B1 ' RPWL ig X 1 MIFIFQV. I JNMHW B,ocgp?1 Q 'ZOOO QCISOM l5aodeMi I . . ,. ... nv? Q I THERMOMETER progress chart indicates the bursting of the 310,000 bus drive goal. VARIETY 73 audience is entertained by Steve Hudson, Debbie Presson, Brenda Gray, and Steve Armstrong. - f ,MIN STUDENT COUNCIL. Front Row: R. Allen, McBride, Franklin Csponsorj, Ireland, Doughty, Kilgore, R . S d R - Ol' - Drummond, Clarke, D. Allen, Vasbinder. ay econ OW' wer' Brown' Travis' 101 Ili :Il FELLOWSHIP program secular material is prepared by Steve Arm strong on his guitar. LEADING singing provides meaningful experience for Dan Allen. i I I i 1 I i I K e ,,i Q 'V' if me SHARE GROUP TWO. Front Row: Ireland, Daley, Shinsky, Anderson, Gittings, Reevers. Second Row: Oliver, Clarke, Drummond, Mangion Cleaderj, Allen. 102 hr SHARE GROUP THREE. Gillis, Travis Cleaderj, Meeks, Middleton, Presson, Qualls, Nichols, Roper. 'QS 'Ur .A.unm'1..r. . ,. ,,1+ff-.ss , Q' ' vl ' if -Q, .ef 1 ' ,,.,. 'ky 'fin ,isllf ' V M' A -1.55 Share groups Inmate program to share faith In an attempt to promote more service to area churches and to provide a worthwhile program of sharing oneis faith in God, three Share Groups formed at the beginning of the school year. Each group organized and lead Sunday evening worship services, often followed by fellowship periods. Although the groups were not able to function properly until winter quarter due to scheduling problems, they made several visits the remainder of the year. Churches in Flat Rock, Corunna, Toledo, Flint, and Brighton hosted Group One. Group Two made visits to Pontiac, Garden City, Hazel Park, and several Flint churches. Allen Park, Flushing, Howell, and two Flint churches hosted Group Three. SHARE GROUP ONE. Front Row: Iles, Allen, Case. Second Row: Abbott, Chester, Weimer Cleaderj. Third Row: Barnett, Yoakum. lO3 A CAPPELLA Chorus performs their first time at the annual Fall Lectureship. Ohio camp trap highlights year for A Cappella Though only in existence for a short time, the A Cappella Chorus accomplished many things. The year really began with a weekend chorus camp at Fort Hill Christian Youth Camp in Southem Ohio. Hours of rehearsals were occasionally disrupted for times of entertainment and relaxation. Besides preparing the chorus for its first performance, the weekend served as a time for chorus members to become acquainted with each other. A Cappella members became aware of the necessity of these rehearsals when the chorus made its official debut at the 1972 Annual M.C.C. Fall Lectureships. EXTRA shoes'are loaded on the bus by Becky Newberry. 104 aff JP EIL 3, f in 1 z '-vm, l li? ,A lv I I x 1. a Q A , 14 4? :g.. J , 'QM . 4 4 fx burn 'F-1, . 1. in in lfflfwgggx - ' A-. . 4. 'O ...- QV' fb MCC Singers visit Canada, seven states Resulting from a major reorganization of the choral program at the beginning of the winter quarter, the MCC Singers became the college's major traveling music group for the current school year. The group consisted of a women's octet and a mixed ensemble which often combined. The Singers made their debut at a Christmas banquet in Sandusky, Ohio. A brief jaunt to New York, Niagara Falls, and Great Lakes Christian College in Ontario took place in February. March witnessed a major twelve-day tour in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa. A weekend tour of Northern Ohio and the Annual Spring Concert in May completed the year. ELEPHANTS in the Chicago Museum of Natural History tower over a new kind of chorus Line. HEWEW MIXED ENSEMBLE. R. Allen, Wise, Ray, Kooi, Case, Price, Ritchie Cdirectorj, D. Allen Crawford Roper Kilgore Nichols Reevers Gill 106 WOMEN'S OCTET. Crawford, Peacock, Case, Gray, Newberry, Drummond, Yoakum, Brown. .1 'N H N 1 , 1 . Q Q i 2 is Y a i I -1- f uF!- in K , g , . 'y ., , E if sy, , ff Wfaxf gf 1,-v 'sw' .f a is X- 'iff' ab. W My F W 'vll 43 I A All 5 .1, Q - 4: 'I v : ., V I v Y -fi Zig -,. X .,., t JM? ' V , I W K, xiii' 3 , , I f . I fix, E s' is l ' . . .. :sw A X Vg? , X' ,P as , 1 T 1 T. ,v 'S V J' 2 CAL? 0 V A fr... C. f .wsammmbwms r f ,E ,Ms 1, r N.-.4-uw-M , ,f ' ,W i, ,, M' 4 ,,.,. if W9 MW 'Y' Hvfvdweunvr W X 9 r 5 ? , , it ,Yi fi WINTER beauty of Niagara Falls is viewed by Becky Newberry. CAPABLE direction is provided by Mr. Ritchie at an octet practice. ,fa , ,N I , 1 ,z , ? h eww 'A ,prix l W-C lub osfs if .si S 's Q , , f third annual -f K. , 1 O 1 Q girls' lectures I u 1 I Striving to uphold the ideals of 'I Christian Womanhood as outlined in 1 Z 9 Proverbs 31:10-31 served as the goal of I the W-Club this year. Gathering at the ' L fl' homes of the sponsors, Mrs. Bill Shinsky ' ' and Mrs. Garth Pleasant, babysitting at the Fall Festival, seeing movies, and having devotions together filled the year. The club began a scholarship fund F to help students in need and extended i il ll the lectureship to a three day event ij which proved beneficial to all who 1 attended. li WCLUB. Front Row: Sanford, Ireland, , Ro er Anderson Middleton Yoakum. 1 's., p 9 a 9 V Second Row: Walker, Presson, Huebshman, ll 1' Daley, Allen, Case. Third Row: Matheny, 1 Meeks, Hendricks, Dill, Lewis, Cooper. u 1 Fourth Row: Nichols, Combs, Kooi, Clarke, Doughty, Gray. Fifth Row: Seagraves, Drummond, Carpenter, Greene. -'h-it 1 4 2 I A ' 1 'M 5 GAMES provide fun and relaxation on the first night of the W-Club lectureship. W-CLUB chairman Holly Anderson serves cookies to guests at the Variety Show. 108 S.. filil 3- PSI DELTA OMEGA. Front Row: Daley, Sanford, Ireland, Burton. Second Row: Oliver, Brown, Allen, Newberry, Matthews, Clarke, Vasbinder, Starks, Carpenter, Alexander, Waineo. Honor society recognizes twenty-four After the completion of forty-two quarter hours of work at Michigan Christian, if a student has maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 or better, he becomes eligible for entrance into the campus honor society, Psi Delta Omega. This year, a record number of twenty-four students were added to the society. In honor of these students, a chapel program was given in which each of the twenty-four received certificates naming them to the society. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to Terry Luxton for his academic achievement by Dr. Gardner. 109 E ll v gl l 1 SWSXSTTT 3 Em? 9.1 h- 110 MEN'S DORM COUNCIL. Crabb, Roller, Travis, Kilgore, Allen. W3 .-.,- ' , 4' Z' l .. V335 W' an ,. ,w.i' if 1 gf , , 2321, ,gg 5 , 5a,' ,-,Mfg if i. ,, if f ,A . df? Zigi? an Q. Q1 F Dorm Councils sponsor annual fall open house The beginning of the school year saw the election of men and women to represent the dormitory residents in a dorm council. This council had the responsibility of keeping programs organized in the dorms such as enforcing quiet hours and planning dorm devotions. The girls' council set up and sponsored a big sister program. An open house in all three dorms highlighted the efforts of the council. WOMEN'S DORM COUNCIL. Yoakum, Hixon, Williams, Middleton. ,V 4, fn ff? fx :ff , Late delivery adds dimension to Totem Pole Pursuing the theme, Reach Outn, the 1972-1973 Totem Pole staff attempted to represent the campus in its many aspects. Due to a late start, and the introduction of a new editor and a new sponsor, the yearbook was subjected to a late delivery, which enabled it to include many activities which past yearbooks had found necessary to leave out. This, along with a unique cover, and the use of color in the introduction added a new dimension and a bit of spice to the overall publication. Despite several setbacks, the staff maintained an enthusiastic spirit. TOTEM POLE STAFF. Front Row: Case, Allen, Burton. Second Row: Drummond, Yoakum, Stewart fsponsorj. ann' W? -M X EDITOR Lynne Yoakum takes time out to enjoy ice cream at Farre1l's. SITTING in the Chinese Garden, Carol Clarke poses for her yearbook lll 3 I l i 14 I ,ll In fl E 1 f it .Il l 'TI 4' 'r fa, ,M i I il.. . ii Q - i r ' l l l 5 i I P .Jf. Third year win retires trophy to Alpha Chi Alpha Chi once again reigned victorious by taking the trophy that showed them for the third year in a row to be number one in intramural points. Their many wins included one of the two outstanding women athletes. Their lengthy and varied list of winnings showed that Alpha Chi worked together as a whole within the club to win the trophy. Although Beta Rho was not very strong in overall points, they did show winning representation in team sports and forensics. They also produced one of the two outstanding women intramural athletes. SOARING into the air, the volleyball passes over the net in the Alpha Chi vs All Stars championship. 112 I' ALPHA CHI. Front Row: Beals, Allen, Hubbard, Chester, Vasbinder. Second Row: Alexander Laas, Ireland, Longfellow, Gill, Zavasky,,Gittings. Third Row: Drummond, Tate, Mangion Doughty, Weininger, Hudson, Brown. COACH Pleasant stops Mark Hosh's run by pulling his tag. PERFECT form is demonstrated by Kris Kilgore in a Beta Rho football game. . a M ...uumnm n. BETA RHO. Front Row: Roller. Second Row: Brown, Trail, Hosh. Third Row: Reevers, Call, Hendricks, Bila, Daley, Sanford. Fourth Row: Sanderson, Akin, Spann, Boss, Marenger, Fulton, Kilgore. nalxifw .4-.!.. 1 vll' C. . .gr A ,. .aiu wff 'lnm- 1 lv. vI1 '4mu L n...'tw ann' Aiwlmzzar 1. VI is s 1: DELTA PHI. Sims, Burton, Johnson, Spann, Yockey, Waineo, Starks. HALFTIME horseplay diverts the attention of Mike Roller and Tim Spann. VOLLEYBALL competition sparks between Alpha Chl and Delta Ph1 men. EDDIE Crabb and Lynn Shinsky stand amazed as Djuan W1ll1amson goes in for a lay-up. 114 Drama awards f spark more club rivalry Delta Phi was the smallest in numbers of the four social clubs but they still had enough enthusiasm to participate in intramural activities and to take awards in some of the categories. Sigma Tau, having come very close to winning the All Awards Trophy, made it very hard for Alpha Chi to take it this year. Although they did not quite make it to the top, they showed a lot of hard work, determination, and enthusiasm that helped make a great year for Sigma Tau. Their winnings included the outstanding men's athlete and awards in several other intramural activities. TIME-OUT gives Sigma guys a chance to rest and plan game strategy. SIGMA TAU. Front Row: Kooi, Iles, Allen, Barnett, Travis, Matheny, Shinsky, Anderson. Second Row: Gean, Liles, Middleton, Weimer, Gray, Green, Stewart fsponsorl, McBride, Doyle, Gillis. t ll 3 . affirms... 'v..n: if 457' ,xv sf b wg m,W.,, , M if 5 . Y-f mam 44 fu .. X f N N - ? wg , V,W4,.: v V? X X spo 4 i SEARCHING for an open man, Rick Brown defies the tactics of his opponents. I V 1 Q1 E? ff 2 la si .1 ii li v 2 Q E fl s 2? 3: , es A-.W PRAYER before each game brings the Warriors closer to God. STRETCHING his lanky body, Dan Miller goes in for a lay-up. 118 TEAM SCORES OPPONENT Great Lakes Bible 80 Grand Rapids, J.C. 90 Monroe J.C. 104 Davis J.C. 96 Concordia Lutheran 87 Schoolcraft J.C. 85 G.R.S.B.M. 46 St. Clair 64 Great Lakes Bible 76 Detroit Bible College 44 Highland Lake 91 Baptist Bibles 81 Grace Bible 60 Concordia Lutheran 67 Ft. Wayne Bible 83 Detroit Bible 52 John Wesley College at Owosso 111 Grace Bible 83 Ohio Valley Christian College 99 Concordia Lutheran 86 Schoolcraft LC. 83 John Wesley College at Owosso 100 Baptist Bible 87 A.C.C. - Dallas 69 York College 75 TR .r ,-fn ry 7' I fh- ,Q ,nw Q., A 4. f v f AMW, www ,im-. Wm i 1 MA in Suv Mi' I fy ,,, . , 1 ,,...3 ,Mm .W A ,ww wvmluwis ., CAREFUL aim gives Mike Roller accuracy in making his shots. BEFORE the game, Coach Pleasant briefs the , players. l l l 1972 BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Mike Roller, Gene Helms, Dan Miller, Garcia Crawford, Mark Hosch. Second Row: Coach Garth Pleasant, Manager James Young, Rick Brown, Jim Trail, Bill Rae, Kinny Mims, Matthew Moore, Micky Dunn, Manager Tim Spann, Statistician Jim Yockey. 120 -1, , I3 Ei- -A M 952' :rm TRI-CAPTAINS: Mike Roller, Jim Trail, and Kenny Mims. TEAMMATES look on as Garcia Crawford attempts a foul shot. A 3 i 3 , i in I 1 . 1 V I l I 7 L it. lf F Y I P F, ,K WS. RE :Q i. F x is il ii R! 1 I w 1 WARRIORS cry out M.C.C. lets go! at the Harding Tournament. RICK Brown jumps high to make his shot count. 121 I .lj l 3 l l i E 5 it 2 5, li Uuwxs . ummm 1:1552-eseansuie L Baseball team begins season at Florida camp Hard work coupled with enthusiasm characterized the 1973 Warrior baseball team. Determined to have a good league standing, the team faced each game with a will to win. Strong pitching, backed by outstanding hitting helped the Warriors accomplish their goal. Overall, the team had twelve wins to fifteen losses. In league competition they had seven wins with three losses, tying with Grand Rapids Baptist College for second place. In anticipation of the season, the team spent an eventful week in spring training at Boca Raton, Florida, where some picked up sunburns as well. PREPARED for the play, Bill Rae watches carefully while Coach looks on. -.ur -4- H . - 8 G., ,,,, 5 ,, 'fifw ut .',, 'A ' :,..A'8fv up . ,V ' .wwf , ,tk jg Q if VL A W ,W .1 'N -gy fur, 'Q , 1E4:f' M... 1 fp . . 4 , ' ' . u - 'sv '-51 .. -4. ,, ,NW . A . ,W , .. Q jar. . .fri-..xa ','A f .fwe.'.,v.. ,J 'Q .' . -ff l , ,- haf . . ,f ' :ip-is , QA- V 1 I 'V 1 F sg Q 1 V. .rss 'r ' A f, , . ,, . 1 WL, lla- uh 7 WAI., 4 W i 43 MMV 4, 5, I ,,- , ,A J ,, Q ,LK , , 1 f' . A as f , 0 'f as , -f A K ' af .' w Q 1 Q 9 H- mr. I Wd M 'pl awe , 'R -Q 'M ' .. . ' A 46,5 - Q .,,,,, M .wh 455, 1-H r , , ur . ,g H Ni- f ' f 3 9 41.-nina. -.swiaviw . ' 'ff . 8 ,PW 1973 BASEBALL TEAM. Front Row: Rick Sims, Kris Kilgore, Bill Rae, Frank Bailey, Jim Trail,,Rick Brown. Second Row: Coach Bill Shinsky Mark Hosh, Brad White, Steve Doyle, Brian Waineo, Pete Johnson, Dave Fulton. 122 on-:viii-4 GIVING it all he has, Brad White pitches the ball to an opposing team member. SWINGING for a home run, Rick Brown knocks the ball in the outfield. www, inf' X? re 'Q MCC 0 1 4 7 1 3 12 2 0 2 1 7 5 14 18 4 3 7 2 0 9 7 10 11 8 0 1 2 TEAM SCORES Henry Ford C.C. Henry Ford C.C. Grand Rapids Baptist Grand Rapids Baptist Great Lakes, Lansing Great Lakes, Lansing Kalamazoo Valley C.C. Kalamazoo Valley C.C. Detroit Shaw Detroit Shaw Ft. Wayne Bible Ft. Wayne Bible Great Lakes, Lansing Great Lakes, Lansing Macomb C.C. Macomb C.C. Aubum Hills C.C. Grand Rapids Baptist Grand Rapids Baptist Concordia Lutheran Concordia Lutheran Grand Rapids S.B.M. Grand Rapids S.B.M. Concordia Lutheran Concordia Lutheran Detroit Shaw Detroit Shaw OPPONENT 10 6 5 3 0 4 8 10 3 11 1 2 0 0 5 6 10 1 6 1 6 0 1 9 7 4 3 f ,, , ., . ' vang 2 V 'www' pfeW7 'f JZ 't 'f1T, 77 7 , , . . ff K, . ,f W, r., w. r f 2 .ww N 14 3, ,Q 5 4 7 3'g Y?ai'i at 4 'Ig , 1 H gash' 8:63 ffm'-1 ' L3-2 wr ' , 'tr ad - 5 we fr f ,M ff ,g yawn 'A 3 I s ,. h , I. I , 4 rp, U K , 4 ,J f. , .6 L 'VAX' A ,, -K wa V ,wa it ,MQRV - .A at Q . QM ,Maw ,Q ., Vw rw ', X '95 't'wf,gf1x. ' u fi-il' . 4 ' Q A' A if' Vx SHOWING his approval of the play, Coach Shinsky smiles in satisfaction. 123 CAPTAIN Marilee Beals talks with Terry Luxton before a game. LEADING a cheer, Ginny Call and Pat Iles encourage the crowd to yell for their team. 2 1 CHEERLEADERS: Pat Iles, Connie Staggs, Cathy Ireland, Ginny Call, Vicki Bila, Phyllis Alexander, Marilee Beals 124 X 1' IN P c tl A E 4 J V , , sl Qguqf WARRIORETTES: Marty Black, Carol Clarke, Darla Dean, Teresa Hixon, Nita Lewis, Denise Carpenter, Paige Pleasant, Denise Greene, Stephanie Franklin, mascot. f 5 K ,Y Cheering squads spark a great spirit for team The M.C.C. Warriors had two squads behind them throughout their winning season. Both the Cheerleaders and Warriorettes worked long hours for and with the basketball team, making signs and posters, traveling with them to away games, and cheering them on to victory. Their effort and enthusiasm remained evident. Throughout the season, they showed a special closeness and loyalty to the team, and a closeness and loyalty to God. WARRIORETTES support Phyllis Alexander and Cathy Ireland as they cheer the Warriors to victory. 125 i. I 'ii t PITCHER Eddie Crabb finishes up an intramural softball game on Beautiful Day. i ALPHA Chi and Sigma Tau girls battle for a win in one of their volleyball games. T I I 4 E I l l l E , N i I T s i Q Social clubs create much competition T M.C.C.'s intramural program i between social clubs varied widely over the year. Something was offered for every person to participate in to help his club gain points. The points I . i accumulated toward the winning of the if All Awards Trophy, which again fell it upon Alpha Chi after a year of hard work. Both guys and girls took part in such sports as football, volleyball, basketball, softball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, checkers, and chess. In addition to sports, the clubs had the opportunity to compete in the Forensics Tournament, which this year also included drama competition in the form of two one-act plays. L N PREPARING to kick the ball, Sena Starks shows her like for sports. 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Baker, Kris .... Barber, Faith . . . Barnett, Gail . . . Beals, MaryLee . Beamer, June . . . Bearden, Richard Beeman, Marzella Bertholet, Jeanne Bertholet, Marcel Bila, Vicky .... Bills, Scott .... Black, Martha Ann Blank, Dennis . . Boss, Dan ...,. Bowling, Sharron Brown, Crystal . . Brown, J. Rick . . Brown, Linda . . Bruce, Ethelene . Burris, Ralph E. . Burton, Janice . . Call, Virginia . . . Carpenter, Denise Carroll, Ellien . . Case, Connie . . . Chester, Gerald . Chester, Tom . . . Clark, Robert . . Clarke, Carol . . . Clay, Barry . . . Clay, Karen . . . Coombs, Vicki . . Cooper, Cynthia . Crabb, Eddie . . . Crawford, Garcia Crawford,Joy . . Cregor, Karen . . Crutchfield, Mark Daley, Jeanne . . Daniel, Stanley . Michigan Christian College Directory . . . .1215 24th Street, Bedford, IN 47421 . . . . . . 2444 Boston, Dearborn, MI 48124 . . . . . 3440 Sherwood, Trenton, MI 48183 . . . . 1981 Twilight Hill Ct., Walled Lake, MI 48088 . . . . . . . 37751 Hanson, Sterling Hgts., MI . . . . 2985 Alper, Lincoln Park, . . 2169 W. Touhy, Chicago . . . .4601 Curtis, Dearborn, . . . . . . .408 Division, Adrian, . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . . .24360 Flower, E. Detroit, . . . 235 Amelia, Royal Oak, . . . . 18759 Grey, Allen Park, . . . 2502 E. Main, Kalamazoo, . . . . 23221 Rosewood, Oak Park, . . . 17 W. 518 71st St., Darien, . . . . . .5005 Durnham, Pontiac, . . 1001 E. Walton Blvd., Pontiac, . . . 3035 Beacham Dr., Pontiac, . . . . .424 Rewold, Rochester, . . . . . .424 Rewold, Rochester, . . . . 6988 Whitby, Garden City, . . . . 8257 Elizabeth Ann, Utica, . . . . . . . . . .619 Barrie, Flint, . . . 524 Pacilic, Pittsburgh, . . . . 618 W. 14 Mile, Clawson, . . . . 30423 Callhann, Roseville, . . ....... 4601 Stephens, Warren, . .... 1466 Applewood, Lincoln Park, . ....... 2633 Culver, Dearborn, . . .... 800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, 5 MI IL MI MI MI MI M1 MI MI MI MI IL MI 48146 60645 48126 49221 48063 48063 48021 48073 48101 49001 48237 60559 48054 MI 48055 MI Ml M1 MI MI MI PA MI MI MI MI MI MI . 4324 Wingate Rd., Louisville, KY . ....... 31645 Myrna, Livonia, . . .2652 Lapeer Rd., Pontiac, . . . .... 9449 Henderson, Otisville, . . . . . 673 Oakbrook W., Rochester, . . .... 5567 Whaley Hwy., Clayton, . . . . .250-A Carriage Circle, Pontiac, . ....... 9113 Hubbard, Livonia, 44727 Brookside Dr., Plymouth, . . . .3475 Cemetery Rd., Cass City, . . . . . 2462 Terry, Walled Lake, . . . .1712 Ashstan, Walled Lake, 4572 Strange, Grand Ledge MI Ml MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI , Ml . . .7023 Hubbard, Dayton, OH IN . . . . . . . R.R. 2, Bedford, . . . 298 Prospect, Pontiac, . . 3135 Eastwood, Pontiac, . . . . 215 West, Jonesville, . . . . 2135 Blackthorn, Flint, . . . Cemetary Road, DeFord, . . . 4726 McDougall, Detroit, Dean, Darla .... . . . 4693 Anderdon, Detroit, Dickinson, Royce L. . . . .... 1801 Maple, Wyandotte, Dill, Debra ....... ...... 1 4971 Hartwell, Detroit, Dimptl, Mark .... ...... Doughty, Linda . Dunn, Mickey Faughn, Sandra Foulks, Lonnie Franklin, Cyndi 142 6370 Fairwood, Dearborn Hgts., 4454 N. Central Pk., Chicago, Ml MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI IL MI MI Doyel, Steve .............. 10635 Byron Rd., Byron, 2984 Vincent Rd., Cuyahoga Falls, OH Drummond, Jill ..... 860 Oakwood Dr., Apt. 201, Rochester, . . . . . . . . . 4177 Dawson, Warren, . . 616 Fountain, Ann Arbor, . . . Rt. 2, Box 76, Marquette, MI MI MI MI 48055 48063 48063 48135 48087 48507 15221 48017 48066 48091 48146 48124 48063 40207 48154 48057 48463 48063 49235 48058 48150 48170 48726 48088 48088 48837 45424 47421 48054 48057 49250 48506 48729 48207 48215 48192 48227 60695 48127 48418 44224 48063 48092 48103 49855 Franklin, Kennith . . Fulton, David .... Gaisey, Robert .... Gantt, Beverly .... Gardner, Audrey . . Gardner, Don .... Garner, Debbie . . . Gean, Pam . . . Geiger, Peggy . . . Gill, Randy . . . Gillis, Rainelle . . Gittings, Tom . . Glover, Boyd . . . Glover, Peggy .... Glover, Mickey . . . Golden, Priscilla Joan Gray, Brenda ..... Green, Denise .... Green, Jan .... Greenway, Ray . . . Hall, Susan ...... Hampton, Dean . . . . ..... 780 Trombley, Troy, . . . . . . 16076 Fairmount, Detroit, .-lf---..savanna--.nqfn-0 . . . 58857 Chennault Dr., New Haven, . . . . . . .370 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . . .No. 70 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . . . . . .2644 N. Squirrel, Pontiac, . . . . . 3871 Bradleyville, Vassar, ...........121S.Elm,Howell, I a MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI . . . 11318 Kenshine Dr., Cincinnati, OH . . . . . .538 N. McKinley, Flushing, . . . 804 Shady Lane, Tecumseh, . . . . . .1415 Sycamore, Rochester, . .... 5220 N. Lyons Circle, Warren, . . .... 1415 Sycamore, Rochester, . . . . . . 660 N. Columbia, Pontiac, . . . . .49500 Maple, Plymouth, . . . . 1572 Van Geisen, Caro, . . . 8662 Thendara, Clarkston, . . . . . . . 7648 Gerald, Warren, . . . . . . .289 Church St., Coopersville, . . . . . . . . . .23519 Blackett, Warren, Hayes, Kim . . .525 E. University Dr., No. 1007, Rochester, Hearn,Dan Helms, Eugene .... Hendricks, Peggy . . Henry, Vicky ..... Herbert, Penelope . . Hindsley, Leo .... Hixon, Teresa .... Hilligoss, Antony . . Holst, Ruby . . . Hosch, Mark . . . Hostetler, Sue . . Hubbard, Larry Hudson, Steve . . Huebshman, Jan . . Iles, Pamela .... Iles, Pat ....... Ireland, Catlirine . . . Jamison, Jan .... Jenkins, Wade . . Jewett, Maralee . . Johnson, Peter . . . Jones, Roy .... . . . . . . . . . . 3504 Canal, Grandville, . . . 7155 Pontiac Lk. Rd., Pontiac, . . . . . . . 575 Debra, Des Plains, . . . 1390 Joslyn, Pontiac, MI MI MI M1 MI MI MI MI Ml MI MI MI MI Ml MI IL MI 48084 48205 Ghana 48048 48063 48063 48057 48768 48843 45240 48433 49286 48063 48092 48073 48055 48170 48723 48016 48092 49404 48089 48063 49418 48053 60016 48055 ..................W.Pakistan . . . . 29153 Chmer, Warren, . . . . . 14891 Cheyenne, Detroit, . . .529 E. Un. Apt. 1203, Rochester, . . . . . .9920 Beaconsfield, Detroit, . . . . Rt. 2, Box 140-H, Topeka, . . . 911 Franklin, Grand Rapids, . . . 24150 New York, Dearborn, . . . . 4005 Sweet Rd., Lansing, . . . 23350 Liberty, Farmington, . . . 23350 Liberty, Farmington, . . . . . . . 325 Walter, Mikland, . . . 518 Montrose, Royal Oak, . . . 1931 Ardmore, Royal Oak, . . . . 1213 Donald, Royal Oak, . . . .25 W. New York, Pontiac, . . . 49825 Gaddes, Belleville, Jones, Sheryl . . . ........... 723 E. 90th Pl., Chicago Judd, Penny ......... J urney, Larry .... . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, 485 Baldwin Dr., Apt. 305, Rochester, . . . . 1454 Wolf Rd., Des Plaines, Jurney, Nancy .... 485 Baldwin Dr., Apt. 305, Rochester, Kesel, Lisa .................. 43 Nesbit, Rochester, Kilgore, Kris ....... ....... 7 0 Lincoln, Pontiac, Knoll, Wm. Richard Kocher, Renee . . . . . Kooi, Alison . . . Laas, Sandy . . . Lewis, Hazel . . . Lewis, Nita ..... Liles, Stephen .... Longfellow, Michael Lovelace, Birdena . . . . . Luxton, Mabel . . . Luxton, Terry . . . . . . . . 1427 Surrey, Kalamazoo, MI MI IL MI MI IN MI MI M1 Ml MI MI MI MI M1 MI MI IL MI MI MI MI Ml MI . . .... 1191 Crestview, Pontiac, . . . .26 Stonecrest, Rochester, NY MI . . . . . . . . .5510 Morrow, Toledo, OH . . .5717 Cobb Creek Rd., Rochester, . . . . . . . . 3229 Hillcroft, Wyoming, MI Ml 306 W. Main St., New Lebanon, OH . . . 849 Fieldstone Court, Rochester, Lynn, Julia Ellen . . . .......... 4690 Gloria, Wayne, McBride, Patti Jo . . . . . . 1927 W. Auburn, Rochester, . . . . . . . 14401 Huron, Taylor, . . . 3561 Culbertson, Rochester, . . . 849 Fieldstone Court, Rochester, Ml MI MI MI MI MI 48092 48227 60018 48063 48224 46571 49507 48124 48906 48024 48024 48640 48073 48073 48073 48055 48111 60619 48063 48063 48063 48063 48053 48058 14615 49002 43615 48063 49508 45345 48180 48063 48063 48063 48184 48063 Peacock, Barb . . McCray, Dan ...... MacDonell, George McFadden, Jeanne Mahan, Mark ...... Mangion, Chuck .... Marenger, Keith . . Martens, Patti . . Martin, Craig . . . Masih, Peter .... Matheny, Gloria .... Matthews, Dave . . Matthews, Lester . . . Meeks, Vicki .... Meixner, Gary . . . Middleton, Dana . . . Miller, Ruthann . . Miller, Terry .... . Mims, Kenneth . . Mincey, Brenda . . Moore, Mathew . . . . Morton, Benjamin Mosley, Sandy . . . . Muscat, Raymond Naysmith, Ruth ..... Negussie, Ambachew .... Newberry, Becky ...... Nichols, Teresa ...... Nwagbare, Augustine . . . Nyboer, Dale ....... . Oliver, Dean . . . Osborn, Rick .... . . Palmer, E. Lucien . . . Pattersn, Sheila . . Penn, David . . . Perry, Dennis . . . Phipps, Bill .... Pleasant, Garth . . . Pleasant, Paige . . . . Presson, Debbie . . . . Price, Janet .... Proffer, Jean . . . Pruitt, Pam .... Pugliese, Martin . . Putnam, Steve . . . Qualls, Garry . . . Rae, Bill .... Ray, Mike . . . Redman, Jeff. . . Reevers, Jan . . . Reich, Sue . . Rice, Amos . . Ricker, Steve . . . Ritchie, Ed . . Roller, Mike . . . Roper, Bob .... Roper, Rose . . . MODERN . . . . . . . Rt. No. 1, Shepherd, MI . . 55097 Bellerose, Washington, MI . . . . . . . 3906 Poplar, Warren, MI . . . . 2079 Central, Ferndale, MI . . 2048 Charter, Lincoln Park, MI . . . . 30 Charlevoix, Clawson, MI . . . 1150 Thames, Rochester, MI . . . 6121 Horger, Dearborn, MI 48883 48094 48091 48220 48146 48017 48063 48126 .................W.Pakistan . . . .514 McCarthy, Howell, Ml . . 197 Winry, Rochester, MI . . . . 197 Winry, Rochester, MI . . . 13446 Agnes, Southgate, MI . . . .6077 Westmoor, Utica, MI . . . . .15318 Michael, Taylor, MI . . . . 20116 McIntyre, Detroit, MI . . 3213 N. Hammond, Bethany, OK . . . . . 3448 Buckeye, Toledo, OH . . . 2492 E. Highland, Howell, MI . . . 481 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, NY . 6907 Oakman Blvd., Dearborn, MI . . . . . . .138l4 Gander, Warren, MI 48843 48063 48063 48195 48087 48180 48219 73008 43608 48843 14209 48126 48093 . . . .6382 Fairwood, Dearborn Hgts., MI . . 18961 Bondie, Allen Park, MI 48101 AdisAbaba,Ethiopia . . Rt. 4, Box 508 A, Paragould, AR 34646 Amsterdam, Sterling Hgts., MI 72450 48077 .........................Nigeria 2520 Fox Run Rd.,Town House No.3 ...- -Q f Wyoming, MI 49509 26676 Wolverine, Madison Hgts., MI 48071 . . . . . .3404 Lincoln, Dearborn, MI 48124 . . 123 Nesbit Lane, Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . 8241 W. 7 Mile, Detroit, MI 48221 . . . . 8377 Farrand, Otisville, MI 48463 . . .2627 W. Jackson, Chicago, IL 60612 . . . . .708 Larch, Kalamazoo, MI 49001 . . . . . . . . 2701 Gorland, Lake Orion, MI . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Ml 48063 . . . . . . . . . 1168 Gilbert, Flint, MI 48504 . . . 4887 Montfaucon, Trenton, MI 48183 1830 St. Rt. 725, Spring Valley, OH 45370 . . . . 312 Linwood, Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . 16080 Hanfor, Allen Park, MI 48101 . . . 629 Lerner, Clawson, Ml 48017 . . . . . .3990 Bacon, Berkley, MI 48072 . . . . . . . . . 25619 Champaign, Taylor, MI . . 13453 N. State Rd., Otisville, MI 48463 . . . . . 15673 Garrison La., Southgate, MI . . .654 Ridgewood, Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . . . . 6845 Five Mile, Ada, Ml 49301 . . .160 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 48063 . . . 1842 N. Olive, South Bend, IN 46628 . . . 13167 Bloomfield, Warren, Ml 48089 . . . 127 E. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 48063 . . 29186 Florence, Garden City, MI 48135 . . 4393 Eaton Hwy., Suntield, MI 48890 . . 4393 Eaton Hwy., Sunfield, Ml 48890 YEARBOOK e...,.., Ryan, Mearl . . . Sanders, Billie . . Sanderson, Steve Sanford, Helen .... Sawyer, Marriama Schafsnitz, Jeff . Schwarze, Sharon Seagraves, Atha . Seiders, Ken . . . Shaffer, Chuck . . Shepard,Karen . Shepard, Dan . . . Shinsky, Lynn . . Shinsky, Bill . . . Shull, Don . . Simion, Pat .... Simpkins, Mike . Sims, Rick .... sf.. au Slater, Ellene . . . Smith, Charlene . Smith, JoAnn .. Spann, Joe . . Spann Tim .... Staggs, Connie . . Stark, Sena .... Starks, Debra . . . Stephens, Susan . Stewart, Larry . . Surginer, Ellen . . Tallman, Connie . Tate, Scott .... Thibadeau, Tom . Thomas, Bill . . . Trail, Jim ..... Travis, Mike . . . Trumpour, Rose . Udoka, Akpan . . VandenBerghe, Jill Vasbinder, Sue . . Waggoner, Robert Wajneo, Bryan . . Walker, Beth . . . Walker, Jan . . Watts, Resa . . Weeks, Annie . . . Weimer, Mike . . White, Brad .... Whitt, Cindy .... Williams, Linda . . . Williamson, Djuan Wineinger, Doug ...... Wineinger, Velma . . Wuest, Mary Ann . . Yoakum, Lynne . . . Yockey, James . . . Young, Jim .... Yu, Walter ...... Zavasky, Denise . . . . . . 1548 Auburn Rd., Rochester, MI . . . . . . 15421 Oldham,Taylor, Ml . . . . . . . Route No. 5, Bedford, IN . . . 607 E. Melendy, Ludington, MI . . . . 3365 Parkway Dr., Bay City, Ml . . . 939 N. LaFayette, Royal Oak, Ml . . . .3079 Rocky Pt., Springfield, OH . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Ml 823 Summit Ridge Dr., Somerville, NJ . . . . . . . 8359 Dale, Center Line, MI . . . . . . . 8359 Dale, Center Line, MI . . . . . . . 344 Helen, Rochester, Ml . . . . . . . . 344 Helen, Rochester, Ml . . 1764 E. Hamlin Rd., Rochester, Ml . . . . . 5380 Rochester Rd., Troy, Ml . . . . . . .3720 Grafton, Pontiac, MI . . . . . 17953 Levan, Livonia, MI . . . . . 12823 24th Ave., Marne, MI . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Ml . . 3686 Orchard View, Rochester, MI . . . . . . . . 720 Second, Pontiac, MI . . 321 Norma Place, Toledo, OH . . . .517 Riverbank, Wyandotte, MI . . . 434 S. Main Street, Nashville, MI . . . . . . . 18501 Levan, Livonia, MI . . . . .34l18 Blackfoot, Westland, MI . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Ml . . . 1073 Lakepointe, Grosse Pte., MI . . . 3174 Avon Manor, Rochester, Ml . . . 1003 Webster, Traverse City, MI . . . 26088 Alber, Madison Hgts., MI . . . . 28482 Sutherland, Warren, MI . . . . 1076 W. Stephen, Clawson, MI . . . 3350 Margerette Dr., Trenton, MI . . . 215 Windsor Rd., Rochester, MI -.-.-...-----.-.-.-Q-Q. . . . 135 Glendale, Rochester, MI . . . 431 W. Brickley, Hazel Park, MI . . . 107 E. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI . . . .9611 Rockland, Detroit, MI . . . 18418 Glenmore, Detroit, MI . . . . . .1447 N. Logan, Lansing, MI . . . .31434 Alcoma Ct., Westland, MI . . . . . 234 Astorwood, Pontiac, MI . . . .955 W. Bluelick Rd., Lima, OH . . . 1046 Key West, Clawson, MI 48063 48180 47421 49431 Liberia 48706 48067 45502 48063 08876 48015 48015 48063 48063 48063 48084 48055 48152 49435 48063 48063 48055 43605 48192 49073 48152 48185 48063 48230 48063 49684 48071 48093 48017 48183 48063 Nigeria 48063 48030 48063 48239 48240 48915 48185 48058 45801 48017 . . . . . . . . 81 Ottawa, Pontiac, MI 48053 . . . .l8447 Edinborough, Detroit, MI . . . . 8547 S. Dorchester, Chicago, IL . Rt. No. 3 Francisco Rd., Atlanta, MI . . . . . . .3922 Custer, Royal Oak, MI . . . 266 Clair Hill, Rochester, Ml . . . 2367 Linden Ct., Adrian, MI . . . . . 202 Gardner, Toledo, OH . . 106 S. Hampton, Buffalo, NY 48219 69619 49709 48073 48063 49221 43616 14209 ....................HongKong . . . 311 Maplehill, Rochester, Ml 48063 143 T . I I fr 3n'5Pki mv' ' J MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Rochester, Michigan Re9Qm'fQ?PC1ati,9i CEOCPQW FQV Adimisffion Kagthyffhomas, A Leybourne, ,,,,,Tlolddiom MOH 4, 436l2h ,gg g Name of Applicant if Y siiieieec if if City 4' Mlstlatem if lzibf C ' C The above named person has given your name as being one who could supply an evaluation relative to hisfher being admitted to Michigan Christian College. You are requested to complete this questionnaire and return it directly to the Office of Admissions, Michigan Christian College, Rochester, Michigan. Please under- stand that a straightforward appraisal of the applicant is important and that all information will be held in strictest confidence. ThanK you for your cooperation. l. I-low long have you Known the applicant? , -4 gg, g To what extent? Closely acquainted Moderately acquaintedl ,g Slightly acquainted 2. What is your relationship to the applicant? gg A gg r 3. Please check each of the following in the appropriate column. Superior y 'Good ll Fair 5' Poor Q Meniillebilityll C C ' C g C' 1 g g ig, C lg W ,',l ilDGbi-Yldabiliibyliii Q C if C gf C C Refivtetifbn C qffefflflfgifiepvfetlonl C C C f i..QOOPe'7atiO lf'Yith.O.Uf'?P5 C .C C t:,,,g. - as ...FQ 51-,AtQcuae toward Authorityii, gg , g gg ,g gg H g g, 7 General Personality g 4- If g ll F, ugpiritual Maturity gg , C g C Q ,ll il ,C V 4. Is there any reason why this person should not be admitted to Michigan Chris tian College? Yes No Not to my Knowledge Ifyes, explain , -L, g 5. Additional Remarks g W g Y JW,- ccw , C Signature C C Cafe - C 1 Addiess llClity create 1 l lZip C Abbott, William H. Abele, Tom ..... Adkins, Brenda . . Agar, Gary ...,. Akin, Rebecca .... Alexander, Phyllis Allen, Daniel ..... Allen, Elaine . . . Allen, Ronda . . . Anderson, Holly . . . Anderson, Joyce . Armstrong, Steve . . Bailey, Frank ..... Baker, Kris .... Barber, Faith . . . Barnett, Gail . . . Beals, MaryLee . . . Beamer, June .... Bearden, Richard Beeman, Marzella . Bertholet, Jeanne Bertholet, Marcel Bila, Vicky ...... Michigan Christian College Directory . . . .1215 24th Street, Bedford, IN 47421 . . . . . . 2444 Boston, Dearborn, MI 48124 . . . . . 3440 Sherwood, Trenton, Ml 48183 . . . 1981 Twilight Hill Ct., Walled Lake, MI 48088 . . . . . . 37751 Hanson, Sterling Hgts., MI . . . 2985 Alper, Lincoln Park, . . 2169 W. Touhy, Chicago, . . . . . .4601 Curtis, Dearborn, . . . . . . . . 408 Division, Adrian, . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . . . .24360 Flower, E. Detroit, . . . . . 235 Amelia, Royal Oak, . . . . . 18759 Grey, Allen Park, . . . 2502 E. Main, Kalamazoo, . . . 23221 Rosewood, Oak Park, ... 17 W. 518 71st St., Darien, . . . . . .5005 Durnham, Pontiac, . 1001 E. Walton Blvd., Pontiac, . . . . . 3035 Beacham Dr., Pontiac, . . . . . 424 Rewold, Rochester, . . . ...... 424 Rewold, Rochester, . . . . 6988 Whitby, Garden City, Bills, Scott ...... .... 8 257 Elizabeth Ann, Utica, Black, Martha Ann Blank, Dennis .... Bowling, Sharron Brown, Crystal .... Brown, J. Rick . . . Brown, Linda . . . Burris, Ralph E. . . . . Burton, Janice . . . Call, Virginia ...... Carpenter, Denise Carroll, Ellien .... Case, Connie ..... .. . . . . . . . .619 Barrie, Flint, . . . 524 Pacific, Pittsburgh, . . . . 618 W. 14 Mile, Clawson, Boss,Dan . . . .... 30423 Callhann, Roseville, . . . . . . . 4601 Stephens, Warren, .1466 Applewood, Lincoln Park, . . . . . . . 2633 Culver, Dearborn, MI IL MI MI Ml MI MI MI MI MI MI IL Ml 48146 60645 48126 49221 48063 48063 48021 48073 48101 49001 48237 60559 48054 MI 48055 MI MI MI MI MI MI PA MI MI MI MI MI MI Bruce, Ethelene . . . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . 4324 Wingate Rd., Louisville, KY . . . . . . . 31645 Myrna, Livonia, . . .2652 Lapeer Rd., Pontiac, . . . .... 9449 Henderson, Otisville, . . . 673 Oakbrook W., Rochester, . . . . 5567 Whaley Hwy., Clayton, Chester, Gerald . . . . . .250-A Carriage Circle, Pontiac, Chester, Tom .... Clark, Robert . . . Clarke, Carol .... Clay,Barry . . . Clay, Karen ..... Coombs, Vicki . . . Cooper, Cynthia . . . Crabb, Eddie ..... Crawford, Garcia Crawford, Joy . . . Cregor, Karen . . . . Crutchfield, Mark Daley, Jeanne . . . Daniel, Stanley . . . Dean, Darla ......... Dickinson, Royce L. . . . . . . . . . . 9113 Hubbard, Livonia, 44727 Brookside Dr., Plymouth, . . .3475 Cemetery Rd., Cass City, . . . . . 2462 Terry, Walled Lake, . . . .1712 Ashstan, Walled Lake, . . . 4572 Strange, Grand Ledge MI MI MI Ml Ml MI MI Ml MI Ml MI , MI . . .7023 Hubbard, Dayton, OH IN . . . . . . . R.R. 2, Bedford, . . . 298 Prospect, Pontiac, . . 3135 Eastwood, Pontiac, . . . . 215 West, Jonesville, . . . 2135 Blackthorn, Flint, Cemetary Road, DeFord, . . . 4726 McDougall, Detroit, 4693 Anderdon, Detroit, . . . .1801 Maple, Wyandotte, Dill, Debra ....... ...... 1 4971 Hartwell, Detroit, Dimpfl, Mark .... Doughty, Linda Dunn, Mickey Faughn, Sandra Foulks, Lonnie Franklin, Cyndi 142 4454 N. Central Pk., Chicago, 6370 Fairwood, Dearborn Hgts., Ml MI MI MI MI Ml MI MI MI IL MI MI Doyel, Steve .............. 10635 Byron Rd., Byron, 2984 Vincent Rd., Cuyahoga Falls, OH Drummond, Jill ..... . . . 860 Oakwood Dr., Apt. 201, Rochester, ..............4177Dawson,Warren, . . 616 Fountain, Ann Arbor, . . . Rt. 2, Box 76, Marquette, MI MI MI MI 48055 48063 48063 48135 48087 48507 15221 48017 48066 48091 48146 48124 48063 40207 48154 48057 48463 48063 49235 48058 48150 48170 48726 48088 48088 48837 45424 47421 48054 48057 49250 48506 48729 48207 48215 48192 48227 60695 48127 48418 44224 48063 48092 48103 49855 Franklin, Kennith . . . Fulton, David .... Gaisey, Robert ..... . . . . . 780 Trombley, Troy, . . . . . . 16076 Fairmount, Detroit, a-.-.na--....salesman--1-Q Gantt, Beverly ....... 58857 Chennault Dr., New Haven, Gardner, Don .... Garner, Debbie . . . Gean, Pam . . . Geiger, Peggy . . . Gill, Randy . . . Gillis, Rainelle . . Gittings, Tom . . Glover, Boyd . . . Glover, Peggy ..... Glover, Mickey .... Golden, Priscilla Joan Gray, Brenda ...... Green, Denise ..... Green, Jan .... Greenway, Ray . . . Hall, Susan ....... Hampton, Dean .... Hayes, Kim . . .525 E. Hearn, Dan ....... Helms, Eugene .... Hendricks, Peggy . . . Henry, Vicky ..... Herbert, Penelope . . . Hindsley, Leo .... Hixon, Teresa .... Hilligoss, Antony . . . Holst, Ruby . . . Hosch, Mark . . . Hostetler, Sue . . Hubbard, Larry Hudson, Steve . . Huebshman, Jan . . Iles, Pamela .... Iles, Pat ....... . Ireland, Cathrine . . . Jamison, Jan .... Jenkins, Wade . . Jewett, Maralee . . Johnson, Peter . . . Jones, Roy .... Jones, Sheryl . . . . . Judd, Penny ...... . . . . .370 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Gardner, Audrey .... . . . .No. 70 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, . . . . . . .2644 N. Squirrel, Pontiac, . . . . . 3871 Bradleyville, Vassar, ...........121S.E1m,Howell, MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI 11318 Kenshine Dr., Cincinnati, OH . . . .538 N. McKinley, Flushing, . . . 804 Shady Lane, Tecumseh, . . . . . .1415 Sycamore, Rochester, . . . . 5220 N. Lyons Circle, Warren, . .... 1415 Sycamore, Rochester, . . . . . . 660 N. Columbia, Pontiac, . . . .49500 Maple, Plymouth, . . . 1572 Van Geisen, Caro, . . . 8662 Thendara, Clarkston, . . . . . . . 7648 Gerald, Warren, . . . . . .289 Church St., Coopersville, . . . . . . . . . 23519 Blackett, Warren, University Dr., No. 1007, Rochester, . . . . . . . . . 3504 Canal, Grandville, . . . 7155 Pontiac Lk. Rd., Pontiac, . . . . . . . 575 Debra, Des Plains, . . . 1390 Joslyn, Pontiac, MI Ml MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI MI Ml MI IL Ml 48084 48205 Ghana 48048 48063 48063 48057 48768 48843 45240 48433 49286 48063 48092 48073 48055 48170 48723 48016 48092 49404 48089 48063 49418 48053 60016 48055 ..................W.Pakistan . . . . . 29153 Chmer, Warren, . . . . . 14891 Cheyenne, Detroit, . . . . . . 1454 Wolf Rd., Des Plaines, . . .529 E. Un. Apt. 1203, Rochester, . . . . . .9920 Beaconsfield, Detroit, . . . . Rt. 2, Box 140-H, Topeka, . . . 911 Franklin, Grand Rapids, . . . 24150 New York, Dearborn, . . . . 4005 Sweet Rd., Lansing, . . . 23350 Liberty, Farmington, . . . 23350 Liberty, Farmington, . . . . . . . 325 Walter, Mikland, . . . 518 Montrose, Royal Oak, . . . 1931 Ardmore, Royal Oak, . . . . 1213 Donald, Royal Oak, . . . .25 W. New York, Pontiac, . . . 49825 Gaddes, Belleville, . . . . . .723 E. 90th Pl., Chicago, . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, Jurney, Larry .... 485 Baldwin Dr., Apt. 305, Rochester, Jurney, Nancy .... 485 Baldwin Dr., Apt. 305, Rochester, Kesel, Lisa ....... Kilgore, Kris ...... Knoll, Wm. Richard . Kocher, Renee ..... Kooi, Alison . . . Laas, Sandy . . . Lewis, Hazel . . . Lewis, Nita ..... Liles, Stephen ..... Longfellow, Michael . Lovelace, Birdena . . . Luxton, Mabel . . . Luxton, Terry ..... Lynn, Julia Ellen . . . McBride, Patti Jo . . . . . . . . . . .43 Nesbit, Rochester, . . . . . . .70 Lincoln, Pontiac, . . . .1191 Crestview, Pontiac, MI MI IL MI MI IN MI MI MI MI MI MI Ml Ml MI MI MI IL MI MI MI MI MI MI . . . .26 Stonecrest, Rochester, NY . . . . . 1427 Surrey, Kalamazoo, Ml . . . . . . . . .5510 Morrow, Toledo, OH . . .5717 Cobb Creek Rd., Rochester, MI . . . . . 3229 Hillcroft, Wyoming, MI 306 W. Main St., New Lebanon, OH . . . . . . . 14401 Huron, Taylor, . . . . . . 3561 Culbertson, Rochester . . . 849 Fieldstone Court, Rochester, 849 Fieldstone Court, Rochester, . . . . . . . . . . 4690 Gloria, Wayne, . . . 1927 W. Auburn, Rochester, 5 , MI MI MI MI MI MI 48092 48227 60018 48063 48224 46571 49507 48124 48906 48024 48024 48640 48073 48073 48073 48055 48111 60619 48063 48063 48063 48063 48053 48053 14615 49002 43615 48063 49508 45345 48180 48063 48063 48063 48184 48063 McCray, Dan ..... MacDonell, George McFadden, Jeanne Mahan, Mark ..... Mangion, Chuck . . . Marenger, Keith . . . Martens, Patti . . . Martin, Craig . . . Masih, Peter .... Matheny, Gloria . . . Matthews, Dave . . . Matthews, Lester . . Meeks, Vicki .... Meixner, Gary . . . Middleton, Dana . . Miller, Ruthann . . . Miller, Terry .... . Mims, Kenneth . . Mincey, Brenda . . Moore, Mathew . . . . . Morton, Benjamin Mosley, Sandy .... . Muscat, Raymond Naysmith, Ruth ..... Negussie, Ambachew .... Newberry, Becky ...... Nichols, Teresa ...... Nwagbare, Augustine . . . Nyboer, Dale ....... Oliver, Dean . . . Osborn, Rick .... . Palmer, E. Lucien . . Pattersn, Sheila . . Peacock, Barb . . . Penn, David .... Perry, Dennis . . . Phipps, Bill .... Pleasant, Garth . . . Pleasant, Paige . . . Presson, Debbie . . . . Price, Janet ..... . . Proffer, Jean . . . Pruitt, Pam ..... Pugliese, Martin . . . Putnam, Steve . . . Qualls, Garry . . . Rae, Bill .... Ray, Mike . . . Redman, Jeff . . . Reevers, Jan . . . Reich, Sue . . Rice, Amos . . Ricker, Steve . . . Ritchie, Ed . . Roller, Mike . . . Roper, Bob .... Roper, Rose . . . MODERN . . . . . . . . Rt. No. 1, Shepherd, MI 48883 . . 55097 Bellerose, Washington, MI 48094 . . . . . . . . 3906 Poplar, Warren, MI 48091 . . . . 2079 Central, Ferndale, MI 48220 . . . 2048 Charter, Lincoln Park, MI 48146 . . . . 30 Charlevoix, Clawson, MI 48017 . . . 1150 Thames, Rochester, Ml 48063 . . . 6121 Horger, Dearborn, MI 48126 ..................W.Pakistan . . . .514 McCarthy, Howell, MI 48843 . . . 197 Winry, Rochester, M1 48063 . . . . 197 Winry, Rochester, Ml 48063 . . . 13446 Agnes, Southgate, MI 48195 . . . .6077 Westmoor, Utica, MI 48087 . . . . .15318 Michael, Taylor, MI 48180 . . . . . 20116 Mclntyre, Detroit, MI 48219 . . 3213 N. Hammond, Bethany, OK 73008 . . . . . . 3448 Buckeye, Toledo, OH 43608 . . . . 2492 E. Highland, Howell, MI 48843 . . . 481 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, NY 14209 . 6907 Oakman Blvd., Dearborn, MI 48126 . . . . . . .13814 Gander, Warren, MI 48093 . . . .6382 Fairwood, Dearborn Hgts., MI . . 18961 Bondie, Allen Park, MI 48101 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AdisAbaba,Ethiopia . . Rt. 4, Box 508 A, Paragould, AR 72450 34646 Amsterdam, Sterling Hgts., MI 48077 .........................Nigeria . . . 2520 Fox Run Rd., Town House No. 3 Wyoming, MI 49509 26676 Wolverine, Madison Hgts., MI 48071 . . . . . .3404 Lincoln, Dearborn, MI 48124 . . . 123 Nesbit Lane, Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . 8241 W. 7 Mile, Detroit, MI 48221 . . . . 8377 Farrand,Otisvil1e, MI 48463 . . .2627 W. Jackson, Chicago, IL 60612 . . . .708 Larch, Kalamazoo, MI 49001 . . . . . . . . . 2701 Gorland, Lake Orion, MI . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . . . . . . 1168 Gilbert, Flint, M1 48504 . . . 4887 Montfaucon, Trenton, MI 48183 1830 St. Rt. 725, Spring Valley, OH 45370 . . . . 312 Linwood, Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . 16080 Hanfor, Allen Park, MI 48101 . . . . 629 Lerner, Clawson, MI 48017 . . . . . .3990 Bacon, Berkley, MI 48072 . . . . . . . . . 25619 Champaign, Taylor, MI . . 13453 N. State Rd., Otisville, Ml 48463 . . . . . 15673 Garrison La., Southgate, MI . . . .654 Ridgewood, Rochester, MI 48063 .. . . . . . . 6845 Five Mile, Ada, MI 49301 . . .160 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 48063 . . . . 1842 N. Olive, South Bend, IN 46628 . . . . 13167 Bloomfield, Warren, MI 48089 . . . 127 E. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 48063 . . 29186 Florence, Garden City, MI 48135 . . . 4393 Eaton Hwy., Sunfield, MI 48890 . . . 4393 Eaton Hwy., Sunfield, MI 48890 vennsoon a..,...., nmnu-.A-. . u.a.r.n-m,Ia-up-4mn - n....m.g,, Ryan, Mearl . . Sanders, Billie . . Sanderson, Steve Sanford, Helen . . Sawyer, Marriama . . . . Schafsnitz, Jeff . Schwarze, Sharon Seagraves, Atha . Seiders, Ken . . . Shaffer, Chuck . . Shepard, Karen . Shepard, Dan . . Shinsky, Lynn . . Shinsky,Bi1l . . Shull, Don . . . Simion, Pat . . . Sirnpkins, Mike . Sims, Rick . . . Slater, Ellene . . . Smith, Charlene . Smith, JoAnn .. Spann, Joe . . . Spann, Tim . . . Staggs, Connie . . Stark, Sena . . . Starks, Debra . . . Stephens, Susan . Stewart, Larry . . . Surginer, Ellen . . Tallman, Connie . Tate, Scott .... Thibadeau, Tom . Thomas, Bill .... Trail, Jim .... Travis, Mike . . . Trumpour, Rose . . . Udoka, Akpan . . VandenBerghe, Jill Vasbinder, Sue . . Waggoner, Robert Waineo, Bryan . . Walker, Beth . . Walker, Jan . . . Watts, Resa . . . Weeks, Annie . . Weimer, Mike . . White, Brad . . . Whitt, Cindy . . . Williams, Linda . Williamson, Djuan Wineinger, Doug ...... Wineinger, Velma . . Wuest, Mary Ann . . Yoakum, Lynne . . . Yockey, James . . . Young, Jim .... Yu, Walter ...... Zavasky, Denise . . . . . . 1548 Auburn Rd., Rochester, MI . . . . . . 15421 Oldham,Taylor, MI . . . . . . . Route No. 5, Bedford, IN . . . 607 E. Melendy, Ludington, MI . . . 3365 Parkway Dr., Bay City, MI . . .939 N. LaFayette, Royal Oak, MI . . . .3079 Rocky Pt., Springfield, OH . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI 823 Summit Ridge Dr., Somerville, NJ . . . . . . . 8359 Dale, Center Line, M1 . . . . . . . 8359 Dale, Center Line, MI . . . . . . . 344 Helen, Rochester, MI . . . . . . . . 344 Helen, Rochester, MI . . 1764 E. Hamlin Rd., Rochester, MI . . . . . 5380 Rochester Rd., Troy, MI . . . . . . .3720 Grafton, Pontiac, MI . . . . . 17953 Levan, Livonia, MI . . . . . 12823 24th Ave., Marne, MI . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI . . 36 86 Orchard View, Rochester, MI . . . . . . . . 720 Second, Pontiac, MI . . 321 Norma Place, Toledo, OH . . . .517 Riverbank, Wyandotte, MI . . . 434 S. Main Street, Nashville, MI . . . . . . . 18501 Levan, Livonia, Ml . . . . .34118 Blackfoot, Westland, MI . . . .800 W. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI . . . 1073 Lakepointe, Grosse Pte., MI . . . 3174 Avon Manor, Rochester, Ml . . . 1003 Webster, Traverse City, MI . . . 26088 Alber, Madison Hgts., MI . . 28482 Sutherland, Warren, MI . . . . 1076 W. Stephen, Clawson, MI . . . 3350 Margerette Dr., Trenton, MI . . . 215 Windsor Rd., Rochester, MI . . . 135 Glendale, Rochester, MI . . . 431 W. Brickley, Hazel Park, MI . . . 107 E. Avon Rd., Rochester, MI . . . .9611 Rockland, Detroit, MI . . . 18418 Glenmore, Detroit, MI . . . . . .1447 N. Logan, Lansing, MI . . . .31434 Alcoma Ct., Westland, Ml . . . . . 234 Astorwood, Pontiac, MI . . . .955 W. Bluelick Rd., Lima, OH . . . 1046 Key West, Clawson, MI 48063 48180 47421 49431 Liberia 48706 48067 45502 48063 08876 48015 48015 48063 48063 48063 48084 48055 48152 49435 48063 48063 48055 43605 48192 49073 48152 48185 48063 48230 48063 49684 48071 48093 48017 48183 48063 Nigeria 48063 48030 48063 48239 48240 48915 48185 48058 45801 48017 . . . . . . . . . 81 Ottawa, Pontiac, MI 48053 . . . .18447 Edinborough, Detroit, MI . . . . 8547 S. Dorchester, Chicago, IL . Rt. No. 3 Francisco Rd., Atlanta, MI . . . . . . .3922 Custer, Royal Oak, MI . . . 266 Clair Hill, Rochester, MI . . . 2367 Linden Ct., Adrian, MI . . . . . 202 Gardner, Toledo, OH . . 106 S. Hampton, Buffalo, NY 48219 69619 49709 48073 48063 49221 43616 14209 ....................HongKong . . . 311 Maplehill, Rochester, MI 48063 143 xg' rd 129, ' AJ, S N0 man is an island, entire of itself g Every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. Xxv---..,, John Donne if K Q 5 , x 4 . 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