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1979-1980 Men's Basketball Team
No full textL2R Front: Andy Hopkins, Dennis Freeman, James Ward, Kirk Croxton, Angelo Blackman, Jim Harkrader. Back Row: Ron Hall (Men's Basketball Head Coach from 1976-1980), Shawn Pacely (#40), David Hopkins (#42), Norman Williams (#52), Danny Brown (#34), Michael Brady (#44
Schoolcraft College Student Newspaper
No full textThe Campus Globe was the third student newspaper publication printed from 1971-1985. The Commuter was the first published from 1966-1969 followed by The Back Door from 1969 to 1971, Campus Beat 1985-1986, Schoolcraft Connection 1987 & continuing publication toda
1979-1980 Women's Basketball Team
No full textL2R: Front Row: Val Harben (#13), Marie Wolfe (#23), Cindy Stapleton #15, Co-Captain), Linda Mix (#21). Back Row: Karen Beers (Assistant Coach), Diane Samar (#55), Dorothy Boehnlein (#25), Sherri Sikes (#42), Stephanie Salyer (#11), Phyllis Cunningham (Coach
Schoolcraft College Student Newspaper
No full textThe Campus Globe was the third student newspaper publication printed from 1971-1985. The Commuter was the first published from 1966-1969 followed by The Back Door from 1969 to 1971, Campus Beat 1985-1986, Schoolcraft Connection 1987 & continuing publication toda
1978 Board of Trustees - Group Portrait
No full textFrom L2R Row: Front: Harry G. Greenleaf (Board of Trustee from 1977-1995), Ronald K. Cowden (Board of Trustee from 1973-1978), Paul Y. Kadish (Board of Trustee 1971-1979/1981-1986), Nancie Blatt (Board of Trustee from 1973-1982). Standing: Rosina Raymond (Board of Trustee from 1971-1989), Leonard E. Wozniak (Board of Trustee from 1977-1983), Gerald L. Cox (Board of Trustee from 1973-1979), Mark A. McQuesten (Board of Trustee from 1975-1981
1978-1979 Cross Country Team
No full textL2R Front Row: Jennifer DeVenny, Phil Reed, Mark McKenney, Randy Schacht. Back Row: Dave Wright (Manager), Doug Vorbeck, Paul York, Dan Reynolds (Cross Country Coach from 1977-1979 ), Brian Hanna (Not pictured
1978-1979 Men's Soccer Team
No full textL2R: Front: Rene Bihan, Claudio Mancino, John Stavros, Chris Pickard, Bret Biggers, Richard Laurie, Frank Guerin. Back Row: Larry Christoff (Coach), Ted Karadimos, Chuck Scoggins, Dale Lipa, Walter Barrett, Don Cluett, Steve Paul, Dan Kafila, A. Abul Huda, John Licata, P. Palloni (not pictured
1978-1979 Women's Volleyball Team
No full textL2R Back Row: Sue Rich (16), Robin Ditzhazy (1), Karen Kowalski (4), Jenny Nicholls (3), Tom Teeters (Coach). Middle Row: Kathy Rousseau, Cheryl Bell (12), Ann Kolnitys (7), Peggy Moore (14), Diane Mansfield (2). Front Row: LyJean Juntunen (11), Becky Field (6), Renee Nickerson (9), Pat Hylton (10), Sandy Ezzo (5
Pocahontas Sculpture
No full text"Pocahantas" the fabricated metal sculpture crafted by John Chaffee. Originally placed in the court between the Forum and the Library, the piece was dedicated September 13, 1978 in a ceremony describing the history of its meaning. Pocahantas is a very fine grade of coal found in West Virginia that one could purchase at the time to burn in the fireplace. Chaffee's recollections of childhhood activities in West Virginia served as long time inspriations for his contruction of the piece. Chaffee was instrumental in aquiring funds and equipment from the Bryan Endowment Fund and the American Welding Society to create the sculpture
Pocahontas Sculpture
No full text"Pocahantas" the fabricated metal sculpture crafted by John Chaffee. Originally placed in the court between the Forum and the Library, the piece was dedicated September 13, 1978 in a ceremony describing the history of its meaning. Pocahantas is a very fine grade of coal found in West Virginia that one could purchase at the time to burn in the fireplace. Chaffee's recollections of childhhood activities in West Virginia served as long time inspriations for his contruction of the piece. Chaffee was instrumental in aquiring funds and equipment from the Bryan Endowment Fund and the American Welding Society to create the sculpture