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

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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

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.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

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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