South Macomb Community College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Warren, MI)

Page 43 text:

primer for Pictured are Doris Heath, Tom Goetz, Phil Lahmeir, Jim Crocoder. 2nd row: Editor Dorothy Barg, Assc. Editor Gretchen Gage, Deboroh Knous. Not pictured: Helen Kloba, Art Editor. The PRIMER FOR PRIMATES is the literary and artistic outlet for and by the Students of South Macomb Community College. The Primer has been in existance since 1960 and is published tri-annually. It is distributed free of charge to all students, and is financed by funds allocated from the Student Congress. All contributions published in the Primer are original compositions of South Macomb's students. Mr. Stuart A. Morton, of the English Department, is the faculty advisor. 37

Page 42 text:

LADY JOURNALIST Nancy Ann Noble, SPORADIC Editor 11962-633, brought a diversified background of talent and interest to SMCC. Her knowledge of journalism began at Our Lady of Mercy High School, where she worked on the school paper. After gradua- tion in June, 1961, she was Editor of the monthly Newsletter for the Adult Youth Organization in her parish. She also was commended for her writing and presented with a contest award by The Writer's Digest. Upon coming to SMCC in September, 1961, she became a staff reporter, and later the News Editor for the SPORADIC. This year, as Editor, she also supervised the Journalism Workshop, and wrote the College Corner column for The Tri City Progress newspaper. She will give all the credit to her staff and associates, but she must be cited for her prominent role in the SPORADIC's success. Her efforts have been rewarded by her recent appointment to the Editorship of The Newsletter for The Federation of the In- ternational Students of the State of Michi- ganna Furthermore, Nancy has represented SMCC at state conferences and on radio groadcasts, promoted the SPORADIC on other campuses, and worked extensively in THE INTERNATIONAL CLUB. She has maintained a 3 point average and majored in English and History. After receiving an Associate in Arts Degree from SMCC in June, she will transfer to Wayne State Uni- versity's College of Education in September This blue-eyed, 20-year old Miss took the responsibility of her position to heart and diffused the facets of her background into it. 36

Page 44 text:

I i' All r1ght let's start smppmg those plctures because we have more than that to do' A yearbook 1sn't all glory but an other Job wh1ch takes a great deal of tune and effort These scurrymg workers are seated Terry Koz1koWsk1 Mlke Sobczak Standmg Denn1s Kama Barb Sefc1k CORN ERSTGNE Watch the b1rd1e peoples' The Staff has a chance for a qulck breather as they pose for th1s p1cture The energetlc ones are seated Helen Kobla Barb SBfC1k H1lary Percy Mlke Sobczak, standmg Fred Porte Ann Jaoke Terry KOZ1kOWSk1. Congratulations on a flne job. s . R un X . A ls ' ' . , A . , , . . . s . 1 . . M 25 Y ' I A , N . . M , . I f - . 1 ' 'X b 2: ' . -' N -.,,, 1, --fu --w....,,, M . . , . . 9 9 , . . . 9 9 l U . 2 1 s . .