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1987 Detroit Pistons Guest Visitor Bill Lambeer
No full textMidge Carleton (AD Health, Science & Athletics) with Bill Lambeer (Detroit Pistons Basketball Player
1987 -7 Mile Crossing Document Signing
No full textEntered into 16.5 acre lease agreement with developer PR Duke (North side of Schoolcraft College property - 7 Mile Crossing). Schoolcraft Development Authority and Board of Trustees.
Seated - Jill O'Sullivan (SDA Secretary/Treasurer), Michael Burley (Board of Trustee), Standing L2R - Kenneth Lindner (VP of Business Office), Harry Greenleaf (Board of Trustee), Richard Hayward, James McKeon, Ronald Griffith (SDA Vice President), Mary Breen (Board of Trustee
1987 - 7 Mile Crossing Ground Breaking
No full textKenneth Lindner (President SDA) Rosina Raymond (Board of Trustee), Michael Burley (Board of Trustee), Mary Breen (Board of Trustee & SDA),Richard McDowell (College President), Laura Toy (Board of Trustee), Harry Greenleaf (Board of Trustee & SDA), Richard Maddock (Duke & Assoc), Mark Rougeux (Duke & Assoc), Wendell Smith (Board of Trustee
Board of Trustees and Administrators at Schoolcraft College Commencement
No full textFrom left to right: Mary Breen, Jean Stempien, Laura Toy, Rosina Raymond, Paul Kadish, Nancy Blatt, Harry Greenleaf, Kenneth Lindner, Michael Burle
1987 -7 Mile Crossing Document Signing
No full textStanding - Smith, Wendell, Burley Michael, Greenleaf Harry, McDowell, Richard, Seated: Raymond Rosina, Toy Laura, Breen Mary, Stempien Jeann
1987 - 7 Mile Crossing Ground Breaking
No full textL2R: Kenneth Lindner (President SDA), Michael Burley (Board of Trustee), Richard McDowell (College President), Ernie Maddock (Duke & Assoc),Mark Rougeux (Duke & Assoc
Schoolcraft College Student Newspaper
No full textThe Schoolcraft Connection was the fifth student newspaper printed in 1987 & continues publication today. The Commuter was the first student newspaper published from 1966-1969 followed by The Back Door from 1969 to 1971, The Campus Globe 1971-1985 and the Campus Beat 1985-1986