Butler Community College - Grizzly Growl Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1962 volume:

— — . The Grizzly Growl, 1962 mm Joan Farber, Editor Robert Phillips, Photographer Blenda Kuhlmann, Adviser El Dorado Junior College El Dorado, Kansas % 0T The Grizzly Growl 1962 Table of Contents Gruffy T. Grizzly Administration Faculty Buildings Deans Remembering Classes Activities Sports Growl Staff Favorites Index 3 4 6 7 8 9 23 37 52 53 57 The GRIZZLY GROWL, official yearbook of the El Dorado Junior College, has been published annually since the organ- ization of the school, except for the years 1942-1945 when wartime restrictions made its publication impossible. MAX BICKFORD Retiring Superintendent ARNOLD BUHLER Superintendent MriT i ' HAROLD HAMLIN Interim Superintendent Administration ETHYL LANGE Registrar BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Maurice Carter, Jay Lawrence, Dr. J. H. Johnson, Dora- thea Carl, Clerk. STANDING: Robert Bond, G. Y. Knoop, Hulburt Murray. EDWIN WALBOURN Dean Faculty fe JEANETTE BARBOUR, Music B.M.E., M.M.E., University of Kansas; additional study: University of Colorado, University of Wichita and University of Kansas. KENNETH BECKHAM, (Band) B.S. , University of Wichita. JOSEPH BERGMAN, English and Journalism (Newman Club) B.S. , St. Benedict ' s College; additional study: Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . HELEN BRADFORD, English (Student Council) B.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia; M.A., University of Colorado; additional study: University of Wichita, Columbia University, University of Denver, and University of Wyoming. ROBERT H. CHISM, Art B.S. , M.S. , Fort Hays Kansas State College. WILLIAM CUMMINS, Basketball B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; M.S. , University of Wyoming. ZAYLENE DANLEY, Physical Education B.S- , Ottawa University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . RICHARD DENTON, Social Science and Debate (Student Council) A.B. , M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg. A I . ROBERT DOUGLASS, Industrial Arts and Football B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: University of Wichita. DOROTHY FISHER, Mathematics B.S. , M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; additional study: University of Colorado and University of Kansas. CHARLES FULLER, Biological Science A.B. , University of Kansas; M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; Ed. S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . SHIRLEY GABRIELSON, Business B.S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia 7 Faculty BLENDA KUHLMANN, English (Yearbook, JCY) A.B., Baker University; M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. JAMES McDONALD, Physical Education B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg. ERNEST MIKESELL, Mathematics (Science Club and Intramurals) B.S- , M.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, and University of Missouri. WILLIAM NELSON, Business (Business Club and Book Store) B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; additional study: Trinity University. LESTER NIXON, Speech and English (Sophomore Sponsor and Phi Delta Theta) A.B., Kansas Wesleyan University; M.A., Columbia University; additional study: Northwestern Univer- sity, University of Colorado, and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. VERLIN RICHARDSON, Physical Science (Science Club) B.S., Northwestern State College, Oklahoma; M.Ed., Phillips University; M.S., University of Oklahoma; additional study and research: Kansas State University, Kansas State College of Pittsburg and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . CARL RIGGS, Psychology and Counselor (SKSTA and Freshman Sponsor) A.B., Southwestern College, M.A., Northwestern University; additional study: University of Wichita , Kansas Teachers College of Emporia, and Denver University. MARIAN ROWE, Librarian (Pep Club) B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. ROBERT STAHL, Engineering Drawing B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg; Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . MARJORIE WAMSER, Business B.S-, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . LEONA WATKINS, Home Economics B.S., Central State College, Oklahoma; M.S., Oklahoma State University. THEODORE WISCHROPP, Foreign Language (Student Council) B.S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia; additional study: University of Colombia , Bogota, Colombia. . ; fc 4a m. T OgH W r AJfe -v f Our Buildings In September of 1927 El Dorado Junior College opened its doors to higher education in classrooms on the third floor and part of the sec- ond floor of the present Junior High Building. 1927 to 1946 Science and library facilities were provided in the old Senior High building, the basement of which is the north end of the present gym. This building was razed in 1936 to make way for the present Senior High building. The EJC classes moved into the McKinley Building, a grade school building converted for college use, in 1933. This building stood about where the present auditorium now stands. Classes returned to the Junior High building when the Old Senior High and the McKin- ley buildings were being re- placed by the new Senior High building. The new Senior High building was completed in the spring of 1937, and EJC classes moved into the first floor in March. The library and the science classes were located on the upper floors. EARL WALKER Dean, 1927-1946 H. A. SHUMWAY Dean, 1946-1947 EJC salutes the deans who have guided the school through thirty-five years of successful educational leadership. MAX BICKFORD Dean, 1947-1955 TILGHMAN ALEY Dean, 1955-1960 KM l The EJC administrative offices and most classes, except the science department, were moved into the formei; Jefferson Grade School building in the fall of 1946. EDWIN J. WALBOURN Dean, 1960 Remembering significant events of the first thirty-five years at El Dorado Junior College has been made possible largely through the able assistance of Lester W. Nixon retiring speech and English instructor, who has been a member of the college faculty since September of 1929 . His devotion to the school, his personal recollections, and his continued interest in those students who have attended EJC have greatly helped this year ' s Grizzly Growl staff to record the activities and achieve- ments of our school ' s - history. As Mr. Nixon has re- called for us many of the events of the past, stu- dents also have done some remembering. Some in re- ferring to an appreciation of literature that began in his American literature classes, have frequently expressed the desire to listen once again to his reading of some particularly favorite selection. Others have mentioned the many artistic displays of his excellent collection of art prints . Still others have remembered his skillful arrangements of flowers, bottles, candles, and other items which have added color and variety to the sometimes monotonous task of securing an education. Perhaps the best remembered feature of Mr. Nixon ' s classroom has been his numerous books and magazines which have aroused the intellectual curiosity of his students and have challenged them to find a scholarly satisfaction in pursuing an education through the printed word . We remember our friend and instructor with sincere appreciation. The heritage that he leaves us will continue to enrich our lives, for Gladly did he learn and gladly teach. LESTER W. NIXON, 1962 8 First semester classes convene . When school convened in September, 1961, a total of 405 students reported to classes. This is the largest number that EJC has had since 1940, when the en- rollment reached the peak of 443. Of the 405 enrollees this year, 318 were fresh- men, 80 were sophomores, and seven were high school specials. Sophomores Clk JOHN BERENS President El Dorado Engineering BILL SEARLE Vice-President Princeville, 111. Business. JOAN FARBER Secretary- Treasurer El Dorado Business DANNY ARNOLD, Towanda Music SHERRY BAER, El Dorado Liberal Arts SHARELL BOUCHER, Augusta Education CLINTON BRAGG, El Dorado Liberal Arts DON BURNHAM, El Dorado Education RON BUSS , Leon Business KATHY CAREY, El Dorado Business PERRY CAVER, El Dorado Education PAUL CUNNINGHAM, El Dorado Liberal Arts DIXIE DeMOE, Colwich Liberal Arts VERDA DONHAM, Leon Education DOUGLAS FEE, El Dorado Psychology RON FORD, El Dorado Business ARLITA FRAZEE, Coats Medical JOHN FREDERIKSEN, El Dorado Engineering ii 10 Sophomores DEAN GILBERT, Wichita Liberal Arts DON GRIMM, Augusta Liberal Arts BILLGUINTY, Gravois Mills, Mo. Liberal Arts BILL HALLMARK, Ellinwood Liberal Arts AUSTIN HAMILTON, El Dorado Liberal Arts JERRY HART, Kingman Liberal Arts LARRY HEATH, Burns Liberal Arts NANCY HENRY, Leon Liberal Arts SUSAN HILDRETH, El Dorado Liberal Arts GLORIA HOLLENBECK, El Dorado Liberal Arts PAUL HOSS, Potwin Liberal Arts KAREN KEETHLER, Augusta Liberal Arts BOB KNAUSSMAN, Burns Liberal Arts JUDY LOHSE, El Dorado Liberal Arts LINDA LONG, Burns Liberal Arts ELVA McBEE, Douglass Liberal Arts GARY MILLER, Augusta Liberal Arts KAREN MOORE, Piedmont Liberal Arts LYNN NEWCOMER, El Dorado Education BILLIE ORR, El Dorado Liberal Arts BOB PARRY, El Dorado Liberal Arts 11 Sophomores PAUL PENNINGTON, El Dorado English CARL POPE, Augusta English MARGE PREWITT, Leon Physical Education LYNN RATZLAFF, Rose Hill Business SANDRA REHEIS, Douglass Education APRIL RUSSELL, Augusta Education RUBEN SAMORA, Augusta Liberal Arts DEAN SCHO WALTER, Cassoday Engineering JEANIE SNYDER, El Dorado Education AMY JO SOBBA, Towanda Education JANET SWEARINGEN, Augusta Business SUE TATE, El Dorado Education JOYCE THOMPSON, El Dorado Social Welfare ABOLHASSAN WEHEDI, Tehran, Iran Engineering CLARK WARD, Wichita Education TED WRENCH, El Dorado Pharmacy BOB YEAGER, Douglass Liberal Arts DUANEZAMBO, McKeesport, Pa. Medical NOT PICTURED: BOBBY ANDERSON , Wichita, Liberal Science JERRY FRASER, Wichita, Liberal Arts JAMES LOHSE, El Dorado, Liberal Arts FRANCISCO MORENO, Wichita, Liberal Arts ARNOLD NONKEN, El Dorado, Liberal Arts ANN O ' DONNELL, Wichita, Business MARY RINEY, Towanda, Liberal Arts 14ifcfa 12 Freshmen RANDALL DAWSON President El Dorado JACQUE WENTLING Vice-President El Dorado J. W. ADAMS, Rossville KA YE ALLEN, Potwin MIKE ALLEN, Augusta CHARLES ASH, Augusta HOWARD BAKER, Des Moines, Iowa KATHY BALL, El Dorado EUGENE BARNHART, Wichita LLOYD BARNHART, Wichita MIKE BARR, El Dorado JAMES BAUER, McKeesport, Pa. JANIE BEAN, El Dorado VICKI BECKLEY, El Dorado NORMAN BELANGER, El Dorado JESS BEVANS, El Dorado BRENDA BID WELL, El Dorado LORETTA STARR Secretary Towanda JOSIE WENTLING Treasurer El Dorado 1 ' ' v 1 13 Freshmen LARRY BIEGHLER, Rose Hill CONNIE BIGELOW, El Dorado FRED BLAINE, El Dorado SHERRY BLOIR, El Dorado JAMES BOARDMAN, Eureka GARYBOLIN, El Dorado CRIS BORGER, El Dorado JEAN BORGER, Rosalia SHARON BROWN, Douglass DOUGLAS BUMP, Towanda CLAYTON BURKLAND, Olsburg BEVERLY BEYTHIN, Eureka BOB CALESARIC, McKeesport, Pa. JERRY CAMPBELL, Lyons PEGGY CARRIGER, Augusta JANIS CARTER, Augusta CONARD CATES , El Dorado EDWARD CHILCOTT, Atlanta ERNEST CLARK, Wichita SHARON COGAN, Towanda RICHARD COINER, El Dorado RONNIE CONYAC, Derby HENRY CRIST, El Dorado ODELL CROSS, St. Louis, Mo. l RONNIE DARNER, Towanda FERN DAVID , El Dorado JOHN DeHAVEN 14 Freshmen fr i tffe k ROBERTA DILLER, Cassoday WAYNE DOAN, El Dorado CHERYL DOORNBOS, El Dorado HERMAN DORSEY, Burns JOYCE DUNKEL, Wichita RICHARD EDWARDS, El Dorado BILL EGAN, El Dorado LARRY EGAN, El Dorado STEPHEN ELMORE, El Dorado CARLA EUTSLER, El Dorado MABLE FENNELL, Augusta GARY FINLAY, Augusta BOB FOXWORTHY, El Dorado LYNN FR AME, Clearwater ANA WADE FRANK, Cambridge JACK FULLER, Towanda ROY GANNON, Burns MAC GARDNER, Wichita JIM GASTON, El Dorado LaROUX GILLESPIE, El Dorado JOHN GREELEY, El Dorado RICHARD GROSCH, El Dorado WENDELL GRIFFIS, Des Moines MERLIN HALSTEAD, Wichita PHYLLIS HAMLIN, El Dorado JOHN HAMPTON, Junction City SALLY HARBES , Towanda 15 Freshmen ROGER HARRIS , El Dorado JEANNE HAYES , El Dorado CLIFF HEALY, El Dorado PHIL HEDRICK, El Dorado MARVIN HENRY, Wichita WAYNE HEORMAN, Benton CECILIA HERNDON, El Dorado DON HERNDON, El Dorado GARY HILL , El Dorado Le ROY HILL, Benton SAM HILL, Leon LINDA HOLSTIN, El Dorado PAT HOUSER, El Dorado LARRY HOY, Cassoday PAM HUDSON, El Dorado KATHY HUNGERFORD, El Dorado MILAM HUNTER, Augusta ANDREW HUTTER, Augusta JOHN HUTTER, Augusta CLIFF INGOLD , Augusta LARRY JACKSON, Augusta GEORGE JAMES , Enterprise CHRIS JOHNSON, Wichita RODGER JONES , El Dorado 1 1 m J 4 4 fill iilii STEVE JONES, El Dorado RALPH KARST, El Dorado RUBY KASENBERG, Benton 16 « J  % A M Wf (p i tun Freshmen KEN KERNS , El Dorado ALICE KIRK, El Dorado MARVIN KLINGENBERG, El Dorado JOHN KROPF, EI Dorado JOHN KUNKLE, El Dorado ERNIE LASSMAN, Wichita FRED LASSMAN, Towanda DARELL LINDSEY, El Dorado JAMES LINDSAY, El Dorado CAROL LIPSCOMB, Augusta STEVE LITTLE, El Dorado CAROL LOFGREN, El Dorado CLIFF LONG, El Dorado WAYNE LONGENECKER, Wichita JAMES LUCE, El Dorado GARY MAIXNER, El Dorado SHARON MARTIN, El Dorado LEINETTA MARTINDALE, El Dorado JEFFEARY MATTIX, Wichita KAREN MAYBELL, El Dorado JERRY MAYFIELD, Augusta DIANE MEEK, El Dorado EDWARD MILBOURN, Burns ARLIN MILLER, Augusta CAROLYN MILLER, Augusta CRAIG MILLER, Augusta LARRY MILLER, El Dorado CYNTHIA LEAYMAN, Rock 17 Freshmen TOM MOORE Augusta BOB MOSSMAN, El Dorado CRAIG MURPHY, Augusta SHARON McBETH, Leon ALVA McBRIDE, El Dorado HAZEL McCANDLIS, Augusta MIKE McCLURE, Towanda KEITH McDOWELL, Augusta DON NACE, El Dorado GARY NACE , Towanda ARNALD NELSON, Junction Cit BILL NEWELL, Silver, Texas DENNY NIX, Pittsburgh, Pa. FA YE NORMAN, El Dorado EDWIN NOVAK, Wichita DENNIS NUTTER, Augusta DONOBLANDER, Eureka MARTHA OLIVER, El Dorado JIM OLLENBERGER, El Dorado HUGH OVERMAN, Benton SHARON PACK, Wichita RICHARD PANKRATZ, Cassoday VIOLA PANKRATZ, Cassoday SHARON PARRY, El Dorado lift I jK0t ' .W-f S? ' l 1 1 ill ifliii CHARLES PATTON, El Dorado BOB PEKICH, Wilmerding, Pa. ROGER PENDLAY, El Dorado 18 i - p ' n r- Freshmen JACK PERRY, El Dorado ROY PERRY , Wichita BARBARA PETERSON, El Dorado CARL PETERSON, El Dorado MARY PFANNENSTIEL, Enterprise JIM A. PHILLIPS, El Dorado ROBERT PHILLIPS, El Dorado JACK PITTMAN, El Dorado TOM POE, El Dorado STAN POGOZELSKI, McKeesport, Pa. VICKI POOLE, El Dorado SARA RALSTON, Augusta DORIS RANGE, El Dorado JERRY RATCLIFF, El Dorado SAUL RATLEY, El Dorado EMERY RAY , Augusta JOHN REED, Augusta RONALD REEVES , El Dorado JOE REISERER, El Dorado DONALD REISWIG, Leon KATHY RICHEY, El Dorado DON RILEY, Benton RONNIE ROADS , Wichita KAREN RUCK, Cassoday PAT RUSSELL, El Dorado LARRY SCHAKE, Turtle Creek, Pa. JACOB SHAFFER, Gridley 19 Freshmen SAM SHALER, Eureka HERB SHANER, Towanda KENNETH SHAW, El Dorado BONNIE S LIFER, El Dorado GARY SMITH, El Dorado JOY SMITH, Benton LINDA SMITH, El Dorado BILL SNELL, Wichita MYRA S NOD GRASS, Towanda KEITH SOMMERS, Burns ROBERTA SPARKS, Augusta GLENN SPRAGUE, Augusta RALPH STACKLEY, El Dorado DENNIS STANGLE, El Dorado LUTHER STARKEY, El Dorado JACKSTASIK, Pittsburgh, Pa. CHESTER STIDHAM, Fort Worth, Texas CHARLES STRIBLING, El Dorado DAVID STUART, El Dorado DEE STUART, Augusta CHARLOTTE STUEVEN, Augusta JANE STUEVEN, Augusta BOB STUHLMANN, Augusta DONALD SUIT, Potwin FRANCIS THOME, Goddard KATHY TOMPKINS , El Dorado EVERTTA TROLLOPE, El Dorado 20 a tikifc Freshmen O — ■ M ii itlfti ift if • «=f KEITH TUCKER, Wichita JAMES TURKLE, El Dorado JO UNGER, El Dorado RUTHVACHAL, Benton VALDON VALDOIS, Derby LARRY VAN SICKLE, Emporia STANLEY VAN TUYL, Burns RICK WALKER, El Dorado CAROL WALLINGFORD, Douglass JUDY WATKINS, El Dorado RALPH WENTWORTH, El Dorado JACK WEST, El Dorado MARTIN WHEARTY, Wichita LYNN WHITESIDE, Augusta LARRY WILSON , Augusta LINDA WILSON, El Dorado DOUGLAS WINDSOR, Wichita LEA WRIGHT, Towanda CLIFF WYSS, Burns LUTHER YAKEL, Peabody CAROL YOUNG, El Dorado BILL YOUNG, Clearwater JAMES ZAUDKE, El Dorado 21 New Students — Second Semester SYBIL BAKER, El Dorado TOM BARLETT, El Dorado DAVE BARRON, Eureka DANNY C ALLEN, Wichita KAREN COON, Eureka BILL COX, Wichita CLARE DUNN, Leon JERALD FELLER, El Dorado MICKI HAYES, El Dorado STEPHEN HENMAN, Augusta BEVERLY JOHNSON, Augusta RICHARD KEETER, El Dorado LYLE MIZE, Eureka GEORGE PARKER, Atlanta JOHN SCOTT, El Dorado JOHN SCHRIBNER, El Dorado DICK SHALER, Eureka ED SHOUP, Wichita GARY SPANGLER, Burns BILL SPERRY, El Dorado FLOYD THOMAS, Potwin mi a :■) , o +iM 3|. mif CHARLES WALTER, El Dorado ' 22 Growl staff members prepare to remember the past. The academic work at EJC has, from the opening of the school, been supplemented with an active program of extra- curricular interests . These have given students many oppor tunities for social and business- like contacts that have aided in developing traits and abilities needed in the workaday world. Some of the clubs of the past include the Purple Pansies (a men ' s pep club), the YMCA, the YWCA, and an international relations club. The Pi Delta Theta was organized in 1927 for students who were interested in dra- matics, and numerous theatrical productions were staged as a part of the cultural fare The Delta Psi Omega, a national honor dramatics fraternity, was chartered in 1934, just one year after the Phi Rho Pi, a national forensic fraternity. It is hoped that the Phi Rho Pi may be reactivated this year with renewed interest in debate and forensics. Significant awards were won in 1951 when the men ' s forensic team took national honors in the Junior College forensic festival by winning first and second places in de- bate, first place each in impromptu speaking, after-dinner speaking, and in declama- tion, and second place in extemporaneous speaking. In 1955, the girls ' forensic team won national honors in the national Junior College speech festival by taking first in debate and first in interpretive reading, and again in 1958 a member of the girls ' team placed first in interpretive reading. Stuco LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bill Hallmark, Herb Shaner, Bill Searle, Student Promotions Chairman; John DeHaven, John Kunkle. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Snyder, Amy Jo Sobba, Secretary- Treasurer; Vicki Poole, Joyce Thompson, Sandra Reheis. THIRD ROW: Miss Bradford, Sponsor; Sherry Baer, President; Sue Tate, Jacque Went- ling, Vice-President; Carla Eutsler. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Denton, Sponsor; Mr. Wischropp, Sponsor; Abolhassan Wahedi, Larry Schake, John Berens, Gary Bolin, Student Affairs Chairman; John Fredrickson. Stuco heads activities The student activities at EJC have been u nder the direction of a Student Council since the organization of the school. The elected officers are Sherry Baer, President; Jacque Wentling, Vice-President; Bill Searle, Student Promo- tion Chairman; Gary Bolin, Student Affairs Chairman; Amy Jo Sobba, Secretary- Treasurer. A few of the activities which the council has sponsored during the year include: the watermelon feed, after-game dances, the Thanksgiving dinner, the Football banquet, parents ' night, redecoration of the den, and the spring banquet and prom. 24 SKSTA LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Kathy Ball, Sharon Parry, Bonnie Slifer, Roberta Sparks, Hazel McCandlis, Mi- lam Hunter, Sandra Reheis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Riggs, Sponsor; Carolyn Miller, Mabel Fennell, Sharon Brown, Cynthia Leayman, Sharon Cogan, Linda Long, Treasurer; Amy Jo Sobba. THIRD ROW: Sue Tate, Secretary; Herb Dorsey, Lynn Newcomer, President; John Hutter, Vice-President; Pat Houser, Historian; Dixie DeMoe, Jeannie Snyder, Stuco Representative; Kay Keplinger. Students contemplate teaching The Student Kansas State Teachers Association was first organized at EJC in April of 1953 as the Paul Hawkins Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. The name was changed to the present form in 1958. The purpose of this organi- zation is to provide an opportunity for college students contemplating entering the teaching profession to become better acquainted with the requirements, problems, and compensations of the profession. This organization sponsors speakers, films, and other types of informative programs. It also seeks to encourage high school students within the county to affiliate with student teachers ' organizations. 25 Band and Combo LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Kenneth Shaw, Darell Lindsey, Jo Unger, Sandra Andrus, Sherry Bio ir, Danny Arnold. SECOND ROW: Lynn Newcomer, Bob Yeager, Dick Edwards, Ralph Stackley. BACK ROW: Jim A. Phillips, Sharon Brown, Kenneth Beckham, Director, Carol Wallingford, Alva McBride . LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Danny Arnold, Sandra Andrus, Kenneth Shaw, Lynn Newcomer. SECOND ROW: Alva McBride, Carol Wallingford, Ralph Stackley, Sharon Brown, Soloist, Kenneth Beckham, Director. 26 ■-■ Ensemble FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Carla Eutsler, April Russell, Cynthia Leayman, Linda Long, Kathy Hunger- ford, Sharon Brown, Karen Maybell, Carol Wallingford, Sandra Reheis. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Miller, Sally Harbes, Glen Sprague, Darell Lindsay, Charles Patton, Don Herndon, Bob Yeager, Lynn Newcomer, Roger Harris, John DeHaven, Majorie Prewitt, Lea Wright. Music at Juco For the first time in the history of EJC, students this year have had an oppor- tunity to secure credit in a variety of music courses in addition to chorus, which has been a part of the program for many years. Classes in music appreciation and fundamentals of music provide an introductory study. A course in theory offers work in harmony, sight singing, ear training, and keyboard harmony. Credit is also given in courses in applied music, including voice, piano, and organ. The ensemble offers to a select group of students a special chance to learn and enjoy a wide variety of vocal music. Students may also receive credit in band. The college band provides a signifi- cant contribution to all sports events. Still another music group this year has been the Combo Band that has made a study of various types of dance music and has play- ed for a number of social affairs at the college during the year. The music opportunities now offered at EJC are a welcome addition to the cur- riculum. 27 I LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: April Russell, Judy Lohse, Amy Jo Sobba, Janie Bean, Carla Eutsler, Sandra Reheis, Barbara Peterson, Linda Wilson, Kaye Allen, Cheryl Doornbos, Bonnie Slifer. SECOND ROW: Jane Stue- ven, Marge Prewitt, Janet Swearingen, Kathy Tompkins, Charlotte Stueven, Sara Ralston, Kathy Carey, Elva McBee, Cecilia Herndon, Sally Harbes. THIRD ROW: Linda Long, Mable Fennell, Myra Snodgrass, Judy Watkins, Carolyn Miller, Ron Conyac, Phil Hedrick, Darrell Lindsey, John DeHaven, Gary Miller. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Frame, Jack Fuller, Cliff Healy, Cris Borger, Don Herndon, John Greeley, Robert Ye agen, Eldon Teter, Tom Bailey, Don Oblander, Bob Pekich. EJC 28 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Loretta Starr, Karen Maybe 11, Sherry Baer, Joyce Thompson, Sherry Bloir, Connie Bigelow, Hazel McCandlis, Milam Hunter, Leinetta Martindale, Linda Holstin. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Hayes, Lynn Whiteside, Josie Wentling, Cathy Hungerford, Jacque Wentling, Karen Ruck, Sharon Cogan, Karen Keethler, Vicki Poole, Carol Wallingford. THIRD ROW: Leslie Sprecher, Ed Milbourn, Gary Hill, Don Grimm, Jim Demo, Lea Wright, Ruby Kasenberg, Sharon Brown, Joan Farber, Cynthia Leayman, Vicky Beckley. FOURTH ROW: Gary Bolin, Jim Phillips, Wayne Doan, Roger Harris, Alva McBride, Robert Knaus- sman, Bill Hallmark, Keith McDowell, Larry VanSickle, Lynn Newcomer. Chorus 29 Newman Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Mr. Bergman, Sponsor; Father Lampe, Moderator; Bill Hallmark, President. SECOND ROW: Kay Keplinger, Sherry Baer, Joyce Thompson, Leinetta Martindale, Secretary- Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Ruben Samora, John Frederiksen, Pat Russell, Vice-President; Larry Egan, Larry Schake. The questioning look on Pogo ' s face is do we eat? In order to deepen the spiritual and enrich the temporal lives of its members through a balanced program of religious, intellectual and social activities, the Juco Newman Club was established in 1957. The Juco Newman Club is affiliated with the National Newman Club Foundation and of the Province of the Federation in which the club is located. The original Newman Club was founded by Cardinal Newman. The Juco Newman Club has been under the direction of Father Irvin Lampe for four years. When 30 j. c. r. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sharon Brown, Elva McBee, Secretary; Linda Long, Sally Harbes, Mabel Fen- nell. SECOND ROW: Kay Keplinger, Carol Wallingford, Barbara Peterson, Bonnie Slifer, Loretta Starr, Sandra Reheis. THIRD ROW: Marge Prewitt, Treasurer; Myra Snodgrass, Cecelia Herndon, Kathy Carey, Amy Sobba, Milam Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Karen Moore, Ruby Kasenburg, Cynthia Leayman, Herb Shaner, Stuco Repre- sentative; Sue Tate, Jeanie Snyder, President; Miss Kuhlmann. (Arlita Frazee, Vice-President, NOT PICTURED) The Junior College Youth Group was organ- ized in the school year of 1957 and 1958. This year the organization has changed its name to Juco Christian Youth Fellowship. The purpose of this religious organization for college men and women is to provide oppor- tunity for Christian fellowship, service, and personal growth. The group has sponsored each year Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, Christmas caroling, baskets of food for needy families, and various campus social events. 31 Gold Diggers of 1961-1962 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Connie Bigelow, Vicki Poole, Sharon McBeth, Arlita Frazee, Linda Wilson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Slifer, Cheryl Doornbos, Sherry Bloir, Judy Lohse, Sandra Reheis, Stuco Representative. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Snyder, Busi- ness Manager; Vicky Beckly, Co- Publicity; Jacque Wentling, Cyn- thia Leayman. FOURTH ROW: Carol Wallingford, Kathy Carey, President; Cecilia Herndon, Josie Wentling, Joan Farber, Carol Lof- gren, Sue Tate, Susan Hildreth, Publicity; Jeanne Hayes, Leinetta Martindale, Secretary- Treasurer. Gold Diggers The EJC Gold Diggers help promote school spirit and support the athletic program throughout the year. During the first few years at Juco the pep club girls sent personal notes of encouragement to the boys and served lunches after games to the teams. These go Id -digging activities established their name. The Gold Diggers this year have continued to support the athletic program through the cheering section, posters, and the sponsoring of the football and basketball homecomings. Gold Diggers of 1928-1929 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Zelda Ellet, Gerdine Young, Mary Bass, Frances Patterson, Sybellee Musick. SECOND ROW: Clemen- tine Bacon, Ermalee Fowler, Dor- thea McGlasson, Maysel Archer. 32 f . 33 Science Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: John Kunkle, Stuco Rep. ; Bill Guinty, Dick Edwards, J. W. Adams, John Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Richardson, Co-Sponsor; Susan Hildreth, Vice-President; Sarah Ralston, Myra Snodgrass, Ruby Kasenburg, Secretary- Treasurer; Lynn Whiteside, Mr. Mikesell, Co- Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Austin Hamilton, Hassan Wahidi, Rex Frakes, Ray- mond Spencer, Ted Wrench, President. FOURTH ROW: Bill Young, George Parker, Lynn Frame, Bill Egan, John Berens, Steve Little. Young Democrats LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Janie Bean, Dee Stuart, Carla Eustler. SECOND ROW: Dixie DeMoe, Joan Farber, Rubin Samora, Jim Ollenberger, Kathy Carey. THIRD ROW: John Reed, Chris Borger, Kenneth Young, Ernest Clark, Ronnie Ford. 34 7T Business Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Cliff Long, Clinton Bragg, Ron Reeves, Floyd Thomas, Wayne Dean, Jim Phillip. SECOND ROW: Robert Phillip, Vicki Beckley, Sally Harbes, Roberta Sparks, Sharon Polk, Janie Bean, Carla Eutsler, Stuco Representative; Fern David, Mr. Nelson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Tom Poe, Kathy Carey, Chery Doornbos, Becelia Herndon, Jerry Campbell, Henry Crist, Clayton Burklund. FOURTH ROW: Larry BiegTiler, Jim Gaston, Leroy Hill, Arlin Miller, Gary Finley, James Zaudle, Steve Jones. FIFTH ROW: Pat Russell, President; Cris Borger, John Reed, Larry Van Sickle, Jim Luce, Ron Buss. EJC students looking forward to a business career have enrolled in the business club which seeks to acquaint them with the actual operations, commercial issues, and social responsibilities which they might encounter in the field of business. The club took an educational journey to various businesses where the members were introduced to specific problems. Several speakers presented v various points of view of particular interest to the club members. All these efforts significantly supplemented the work of the classroom to create a more efficient business personnel for the future. 35 Forensics LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Joyce Thompson, Forensics; Sherry Baer, Forensics; Kay Allen, Debate; Carla Eutsler, Forensics; Dixie DeMoe, Forensics. SECOND ROW: Jim Ollenberger, Debate; Marvin Klingenberg, De- bate; Ken Kerns, Debate; Mr. Denton, Sponsor. DRAMA CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Jeanne Hayes, Secretary; Linda Wilson, Treasurer; Connie Big- elow, Ernest Clark, Elva McBee, Kathy Tompkins, Carol Lofgren, Mr. Nixon, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: John DeHaven, President; Bonnie Slifer, Stuco Representative; Dee Stuart, Janie Bean, Carla Eutsler, Vice-President; Sherry Baer, Kay Allen, Pat Houser. THIRD ROW: Howard Baker, Don Grimm, Clark Ward, Herman Dorsey, Denny Nix, Bob Calesaric, Jack Stasik. 36 Throughout the years the primary interests of the El Dorado Grizzlies have been devoted to football and bas- ketball. Tennis, track, and golf, which have at times been a part of the sports schedule, have not maintained a continued interest. The Basketball team of 1952-1953, coached by Dave Weatherby, won honors for itself and EJC by making a surprise comeback and winning the National Junior College tournament after a some- what ordinary season. One of the EJC greats was Augustine Garcia, basket- ball player in 1931-1932, who went on to become a coach at the University of Mexico at Mexico City. Paul Blazavich, in 1958, was select- ed for the mythical Juco Ail-American team in football, and Bob Pekich of this year ' s team was nominated to the same honor. Grizzly Gold Diggers 37 Opponents Fort Scott 13 Parsons 32 Dodge City 37 Coffeyville 33 Arkansas City 27 Tonkawa, Okla. 30 Independence 20 Garden City Hutchinson 12 Highland 14 LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Gary Bolin, Larry Schake, Robert Pekich. SECOND ROW: Arnold Nelson, John Hamp- ton, Jeffrey Matrix. THIRD ROW: Wendell Griffis, Larry Lively, James Boardman. FOURTH ROW: Odell Cross, Leonard Smith, Howard Baker. FIFTH ROW: Chester Stid- ham, Robert Sayles, Charles Patton. SIXTH ROW: Harold Wilson, Coach Douglass. 1961 Bill Hallmark, Two-Year Letterman. 38 Coach Cummins and Coach Douglass giving sideline instruction. . EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC EJC LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bill Hallmark, Conrad Cates, Jack Carperter. SECOND ROW: Floyd Thomas, Larry Jackson, Jack Stasik. THIRD ROW: Bill Newell, Steve Jones, Ron Roads. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Schwemmex, Lee Mil- ler, Farold Smith. FFTH ROW: Stanley Pogozelski, Bill Snell, Randall Dawson. SIXTH ROW: Coach Cummins, Don Herndon, Manager. Home 13 6 7 14 12 6 20 20 6 28 Football Where. ' s the ball? Robert Pekich, Two-Year Letterman was named as a member of the 1961 Juco All- Conference and was nominated for the All-American team. 39 Football Royalty Robert Moore, Karen Maybell Pat Huntsinger, Dean Gilbert Joyce Thompson, John Frederiksen Randall Dawson, Pat Huntsinger, Karen Maybell, Bill Hallmark, Joyce Thompson, Bob Pekich. Debbie Province, Nicky Badwey, Becky Nichols. 40 1961-1962 Scores EJC Parsons 82 70 Iola 63 61 Arkansas City 78 66 Independence 103 78 Chanute 89 87 St. John ' s 71 60 Garden City 89 80 McPherson 61 83 Independence 89 67 Hutchinson 107 69 LETTERMEN, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Jerry Hart, Gary Smith. BACK ROW: Coach Cummins, Bill Hallmark, Bob Knaussman, Bill Searle, Dean Gilbert, Assistant Coach Kastor. Assistant Coach Phil Kastor 42 Basketball s - ■ VARSITY, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Bill Hallmark, Gary Smith, Larry Van Sickle, Dean Gilbert, Jerry Hart, Randall Dawson. BACK ROW: Coach Cummins, John Hutter, J. W. Adams, Jess Bevans, Bill Searle, Craig Miller, Bob Knaussman, Assistant Coach Kastor. Coach Bill Cummins 43 Basket Ball Royalty LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Hallmark, Vicki Poole, Gary Smith, Queen Jacque Wentling, Dean Gilbert, Amy Jo Sobba . The Queen ' s Dance CROWN BEARERS: Pammie Albright, Troy Cool, Brad Cool, Tammie Albright. 44 ur •■ QUEEN JACQUE WENTLING Basketball Queen and Attendants AMY JO SOBBA VICKI POOLE 62 N 45 Juco Appreciation Day First place: Sherry Bloir Second place: Randall Dawson Runner-up: Jack Stasik Pauline ' s Window 46 Gruffy T. Grizzly Our Mascot From the very first year of our school ' s history the grizzly bear has served as our mas- cot. The pen sketch at the top of the page appeared with other similar drawings in the first GRIZZLY GROWL of 1928. Through sub- sequent years numerous versions of the Grizz- ly appeared according to the interpretations of various yearbook artists. The desire for securing a visible mascot had long been over- ruled because of the impracticality of harbor- ing a grizzly bear around EJC. But one day in the fall of 1948 when Miss Helen Bradford, English instructor, was shopping in Wichita at the Innes department store, she beheld a little brown bear just begging her to take him home with her. A glance at the price arrested her intentions, however, for thirteen dollars at that time was considered an un- reasonably high price to pay for a stuffed animal. But those big soulful eyes and that delightfully perky tongue won out for an immediate adoption. When the little bear arrived at EJC, he was promptly welcomed into the Juco family and was loved, cuddled, and cherished by the entire student body. The yearbook staff assumed the obligation of his cost and forthwith sponsored a contest for his name. Miss Betty Jean Doan (now Mrs. Carl Henn), class of 1948, received the prize, and the new mascot was christened Gruffy T. Grizzly. His first official photo- graph, which appeared in the 1949 yearbook, is reproduced in the upper right corner. Since that time he has been the most photo- graphed personage around EJC. No matter what the season or event, Gruffy is likely to be in the center of activities properly attired for the occasion. His certificate listing him on the Dean ' s Honor Roll demonstrates the very unique place that he has won for him- self at EJC. Intramurals THUNDERBIRDS: D. Fee, C. Stidham, L. Egan, G. James, G. Bolin. MAGNIFICENT SEVEN: R. Grosch, B. Guinty, J. Bevans, R. Coiner, H. Shaner, R. Darner. BARNEY ' S BARMAIDS: N. Bellanger, B. Calesaric, C. Peterson, J. Reiserer. LOUNGE CATS: J. DeHaven, B. Newell, M. Gardner, J. Hampton, B. Yeager, D. Herndon, A. Nelson. BLUE GOOSE BOMBERS: C. Wyss, G. Spangler, S, Van Tuyl, R. Pankratz, M. Klingenberg. UNMENTIONABLES: L. Schake, J. Stasik, B. Pekich, J. C. Phillips, S. Pogozelski, D. Nix, R. Keeter, J. Shaffer. 48 7: Enrolling and Studying 49 Favorite Pastime k7 ■ . ■ ,- - ■ • v v 50 Honoring Our Favorites TTT I M E ■ I ! ■ t i With Gifts With Dancing With Relaxation • —  With Zambo ' s Trio With the Combo Band 51 Growl Staff Joan Farber Editor Jeanne Hayes Ass ' t. Editor Robert Phillips Photographer Ernest Clark Typist Bonnie Slifer Makeup Alva McBride Ass ' t. Photographer The yearbook staff of EJC proudly presents the 1962 edition of THE GRIZZLY GROWL, remembering thirty-five years at El Dorado Junior College. May these memories of the past and present remain forever dear to you, the students of EJC . Dee Stuart Layout Linda Wilson Layout Bill Hallmark Sports Jerry Hart Sports Pat House r Makeup mm ir | Connie Bigelow Staff Leaders examine Grizzly Growl file . Layout Steve Little Layout ' -as. «c lp i(p ' ' mp ' r r i fep r m T m 1 S V Orf w i w ii « JiPO if J re? 1 Blenda Kuhlmann Adviser 52 Favorites Dance Hi Pat Russell Diane Meek Favorite Attendants % , 56 - 1 4 • ! 1962 Commencement Forty-five graduating students and innumerable hours of study bring the year of 1961-1962 to a close at El Dorado Junior College. During its thirty-five years, EJC has graduated 1, 662 students who have gone into many different vocations and professions as well as into all parts of the world to use the knowledge they acquired here. May the class of 1962 take their place beside the alumni of EJC and find success in all they do. X Line -Up Commencement Chorus Another first in the his- tory of EJC was performed for the class of 1962, when a sep- arate commencement was held on May 29, at 10:00 A.M. Check-In Mrs. Clarren Butterworth - Banquet Prom wk v v ' - If itffe Dean ' s Honor Roll First Semester: Jerry Hart, Susan Hildreth, Judy Watkins and John Berens . Second Semester: Susan Hildreth, Jeannie Snyder, Judy Watkins, John Berens and Amy Jo Sobba. Graduating Sophomores: Jerry Hart, Sue Tate, Billie Orr, and Jeannie Snyder. ' Order of the Purple John Berens and Susan Hildreth The Order of the Purple was organized in 1937 to recognize the scholastic attain- ments of students at EJC. Originally, the selection of members was made upon the basis of service, leadership, and character, in addition to scholarship which was a 2.00 grade average on the 3.00 schedule. Later the selection was changed to scholar ship only, with a 2.25 grade average on the 3.00 basis. In 1957, the requirements were increased to a 2.5 grade average. Students who are elected to the Order of the Purple must be enrolled at EJC one full year and carry at least twelve hours per semester. Grades are computed after the first half of the second semester. Since the organization of the Order of the Purple, a total of 210 students have been elected to its membership. We salute the 1962 members of the Order of the Purple. Spring Fun Sink or Swim Where ' s the house? 6 _ N Tarzan Gone Fishing Ouch ! •. m Spring Activities Yearbook Assembly Congratulations, John and Susan :  « —d m -m i V7 . £1. JCY, Easter Assembly J. W. Adams, Marge Prewitt, Linda Long, Jeanne Snyder, Sandra Reheis, Cecilia Herndon, Saul Ratley. Mr. Grubb, Friend of all. Speech Participants Paul Cunningham, Ken Kerns, Sherry Baer, Kaye Allen, Marvin Klingenberg, Mr. Denton Spring Finale s Honors Final Tests What did I miss ? Order of the Purple Banquet Dr. Robert Strawn, speaker Order of the Purple Banquet EJC Class of 1962 Sherry KaTen Baer John Rhea Berens Don Michael Burnham James Ronald Buss Kathlyn Sylvia Carey Perry Macy C aver Dixie Rae DeMoe Beverly Joan Farber Douglas Fee Jerry Wayne Fraser Arlita Ann Frazee William Howard Guinty, Jr. Billy Derrell Hallmark Jerry Hart Larry Lee Heath Susan Jane Hildreth Gloria Ritchey Hollenbeck Paul Dennis Hoss Vernon Charles Jackson Karen Kay Keethler Robert Bruce Knaussman Judith Anne Lohse Linda Lorene Long Elva June McBee Karen Marie Moore Lynn Wilson Newcomer Arnold Ray Nonken Billie Jane Orr Johnny L. Patterson Marjorie Jeanette Prewitt John R. Ratzlaff Lynn R. Ratzlaff Mary Ann Riney April Lelaine Russell Ruben F. Samora Dean Lee Schowalter Bill Searle Norma Jean Snyder Amy Jo Sobba Janet Rae Swearingen Sue Ellen Tate Joyce Ann Thompson Abolhassan Wahedi Theodore William Wrench Robert Lee Yeager Mr. Nixon examines the first copy of the 1962 Grizzly Growl which was presented to him in the yearbook assembly. The yearbook staff again wishes to express appre- ciation to him for his contributions to this thirty -fifth anniversary year- book and at the same time extends a hearty welcome to him as he con- tinues on the staff at EJC for another year . Joan Farber, editor, Mr. Nixon, and Miss Kuhlmann, adviser . ■ ! y ■%£rJ ' iJ F r- l ' . .|i|y- ' -. ' :-: : :S:- ' - :: V: ;: i-::::.- ;: - : ' :: ' |--- ::: : : - : ' ' ' ' ' ' :: - V: ' : ' : ' v: ' ■:. ,: : :.:, : ||:: |||;|: : ' ..Pv Ora to greMfflgoals! Index ams, J. W., 13, 34, 43 bright, Pammie, 44 bright, Tammie, 44 ey, Tilghman, 7 len, Kaye, 13, 28, 36 len, Michael, 13 drus, Sandra, 26 nold, Danny, 10, 26 h, Charles, 13 dwey, Nicky, 40 er, Sherry, 10, 24, 29, 30, 36 ker, Howard, 13, 36, 38 ker, Sybil, 22 11, Kathy, 13, 25 rbour, Jeanette, 4 rlett, Tom, 22 rnhart, Eugene, 13 rnhart, Lloyd, 13 rr, Mike, 13 iron, Dave, 22 uer, James, 13 lean, Janie, 13, 28, 34, 35, 36 leckham, Kenneth, 4, 26 eckley, Vicky, 13, 29, 32, 35 elanger, Norman, 13, 48 erens, John, 10, 24, 34 ergman, Joseph, 4, 30 euthin, Beverly, 14 evans, Jess, 13, 43, 48 ickford, Max, 3, 4 idwell, Brenda, 13 ieghler, Larry, 14, 35 igelow, Connie, 14, 29, 32, 33, 36, 37, 52 laine, Fred, 14 loir, Sherry, 14, 26, 29, 32 oardman, James, 14, 38 olin, Gary, 14, 24, 29, 38, 48 ond, Robert, 3 orger, Cris, 14, 28, 34, 35 orger, Jean, 14 oucher, Sharell, 10 radford, Helen, 4, 24 ragg, Clinton, 10, 35 rown, Sharon, 14, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31 uhler, Arnold, 3 ump, Douglas, 14 Jurklund, Clayton, 14, 35 urnham, Don, 10 uss, Ron, 10, 35 !alesaric, Robert, 14, 36, 48 Callen, Danny, 22 Campbell, Jerry, 14, 35 Carey, Kathy, 10, 28, 31, 32, 34, 35 Carl, Dorathea, 3 Carpenter, Jack, 39 Carriger, Peggy, 14 Carter, Janis, 14 Carter, Maurice, 3 Cates, Conard, 14, 39 Caver, Perry, 10 Chilcott, Edward, 14 Chism, Robert, 4 Clark, Ernest, 14, 34, 36, 52 Cogan, Sharon, 14, 25, 29 Coiner, Richard, 14, 48 Conyac, Ronnie, 14, 28 Coon, Karen, 22 Cox, Bill, 22 Crist, Henry, 14, 35 Cross, Odell, 14, 38 Cummins, William, 4, 38, 39, 42, 43 Cunningham, Paul, 10 Danley, Zaylene, 4 Darner, Ronnie, 14, 48 David, Fern, 14, 35 Dawson, Randall, 13, 39, 40, 43 DeHaven, John, 14, 24, 27, 28, 36, 48, 56 Demo, James, 29 DeMoe, Dixie, 10, 25, 34, 36 Denton, Richard, 4, 24, 36 Diller, Roberta, 15 Doan, Wayne, 15, 29, 35 Donham, Verda, 10 Doornbos, Cheryl, 15, 28, 32, 35 Dorsey, Herman, 15, 25, 36 Douglass, Robert, 4, 38 Dunkel, Joyce, 15 Dunn, Clare, 22 Edwards, Richard, 15, 26, 34 Egan, Bill, 15, 34 Egan, Larry, 15, 30, 48 Elmore, Stephen, 15 Eutsler, Carla, 15, 24, 27, 28, 34, 35, 36 Farber, Joan, 10, 29, 32, 34, 52 Fee, Douglas, 10, 48 Feller, Jerald, 22 Fennell, Mable, 15, 25, 28, 31 Finlay, Gary, 15, 35 Fisher, Dorothy, 4 Ford, Ron, 10, 34 Foxworthy, Bob, 15 Frakes, Rex, 34 Frame, Lynn, 15, 28, 34 Frank, Anawade, 15 Frazee, Arlita, 10, 32, 33 Frederiksen, John, 10, 24, 30, 34, 40 Fuller, Charles, 4 Fuller, Jack, 15, 28 Gabrielson, Shirley, 4 Gannon, Roy, 15 Gardner, Mac, 15, 48 Gaston, Jim, 15, 35 Gilbert, Dean, 11, 40, 42, 43, 44 Gillespie, LaRoux, 15 Greeley, John, 15, 28 Griffis, Wendell, 15, 38 Grimm, Don, 11, 29, 36 Grosch, Richard, 15, 48 Gruffy T. Grizzly , 2, 47 Guinty, Bill, 11, 34, 48 Hallmark, Bill, 11, 23, 24, 29, 30, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 52 Halstead, Merlin, 15 Hamilton, Austin, 11, 34 Hamlin, Harold, 3 Hamlin, Phyllis, 15 Hampton, John, 15, 38, 48 Harbes, Sally, 15, 27, 28, 31, 35 Harris, Roger, 16, 27, 29 Hart, Jerry, 11, 23, 42, 43, 52 Hayes, Jeanne, 16, 23, 29, 32, 36, 52 Hayes, Micki, 22 Healy, Cliff, 16, 28 Heath, Larry, 11 Hedrick, Phil, 16, 28 Henman, Stephen, 22 Henry, Marvin, 16 Henry, Nancy, 1 1 Heorman, Wayne, 16 Herndon, Cecilia, 16, 28, 31, 32, 35 Herndon, Don, 16, 27, 28, 39, 48 Hildreth, Susan, 11, 32, 34 Hill, Gary, 16, 29 Hill, LeRoy, 16, 35 Hill, Sam, 16 Hollenbeck, Gloria, 11 Holstin, Linda, 16, 29 Hoss, Paul, 11 Houser, Pat, 16, 25, 36, 52 Howard, Brad, 44 Howard Troy, 44 Hoy, Larry, 16 Hudson, Pamela, 16 Hungerford, Cathy, 16, 27, 29 Hunter, Milam, 16, 25, 29, 31 Huntsinger, Pat, 40, 41 Hutter, Andrew, 16 Hutter, John, Jr., 16, 25, 43 Ingold, Clifford, 16 Jackson, Larry, 16, 39 James, George, 16, 48 Johnson, Beverly, 22 Johnson, Chris, 16 Johnson, Dr. J . H. , 3 Jones, Rodger, 16 Jones, Steve, 16, 35, 39 Karst, Ralph, 16 Kasenberg, Ruby, 16, 29, 31, 34 Kastor, Phil, 42, 43 Keeter, Richard, 22, 4S Keethler, Karen, 11, 29 Keplinger, Kay, 23, 25, 30, 31 Kerns, Ken, 17, 36 Kirk, Alice, 17 Klingenberg, Marvin, 17, 36, 48 Knaussman, Bob, 11, 29, 42, 43 Knoop, G. Y. , 3 Kropf, John, 17 Kuhlmann, Blenda, 5, 23, 31, 52 Kunkle, John, 17, 24, 34 Lampe, Father Irvin, 30 Lange, Ethyl, 3 Lassman, Ernie, 17 Lassman, Fred, 17 Lawrence, Jay, 3 Leayman, Cynthia, 17, 25, 27, 29, 31, 32 Lindsay, James, 17 Lindsey, Darell, 17, 26, 27, 28 Lipscomb, Carol, 17 Little, Steve, 17, 34, 52 Lively, Larry, 38 57 Lofgren, Carol, 17, 32, 36 Lohse, Judy, 11, 28, 32 Long, Clifford, 17, 35 Long, Linda, 11, 25, 27, 28, 31 Luce, James, 17, 35 Maixner, Gary, 17 Martin, Sharon, 17 Martindale, Leinetta, 17, 29, 30, 32 Mattix, Jeffeary, 17, 38 Maybell, Karen, 17, 27, 29, 40, 41 Mayfield, Jerry, 17 McBee, Elva, 11, 28, 31, 36 McBeth, Sharon, 18, 32, 33 McBride, Alva, 18, 26, 29, 52 McCandlis, Hazel, 18, 25, 29 McClure, Mike, 18 McDonald, Jim, 5 McDowell, Keith, 18, 29 Meek, Diane, 17, 53, 55 Mikesell, Ernest, 5, 34 Milbourn, Edward, 17, 29 Miller, Arlin, 17, 35 Miller, Carolyn, 17, 25, 27, 28 Miller, Craig, 17, 43 Miller, Gary, 11, 28 Miller, Larry, 17 Miller, Lee, 39 Mize, Lyle, 22 Moore, Karen, 11, 31 Moore, Robert, 40 Moore, Thomas, 18 Mossman, Bob, 18 Murphy, Craig, 18 Murray, Hulburt, 3 Nace, Don, 18 Nace, Gary, 18 Nelson, Arnold, 18, 38 Nelson, William, 5, 35, 48 Newcomer, Lynn, 11, 25, 26, 27, 29 Newell, Bill, 18, 39, 48, 56 Nichols, Becky, 45 Nix, Denny, 18, 36, 48 Nixon, Lester W., 5, 8, 9, 23, 36, 37, 53 Norman, Fa ye, 18 Novak, Edwin, 18 Nutter, Dennis, 18 Oblander, Donald, 18, 28 Oliver, Martha, 18 Ollenberger, Jimmy, 18, 34, 36 Orr, Billie, 11 Overman, Hugh, 18 Pack, Sharon, 18 Pankratz, Richard, 18, 48 Pankratz, Viola, 18 Parker, George, 22, 34 Parry, Bob, 11 Parry, Sharon, 18, 25 Patton, Charles, 18, 27, 38 Pekich, Bob, 18, 28, 38, 39, 40, 48 Pendlay, Roger, 18 Pennington, Paul, 12 Perry, Jack, 19 Perry, Roy, Jr. , 19 Peterson, Barbara, 19, 28, 31 Peterson, Carl, 19, 48 Pfannenstiel, Mary, 19 Phillips, James A., 19, 26, 29, 35 Phillips, James C . , 48 Phillips, Robert, 19, 23, 35, 52 Pittman, Jack, 19 Poe, Tom, 19, 35 Pogozelski, Stanley, 19, 30, 39, 48 Polk, Sharon, 35 Poole, Vicki, 12, 19, 24, 29, 32, 33, 44, 45 Pope, Carl, 12 Prewitt, Marge, 12, 27, 28, 31 Province, Debbie, 40 Ralston, Sara, 19, 28, 34 Range, Doris, 19 Ratcliff, Jerry, 19 Ratley, Saul, 19 Ratzlaff, Lynn, 12 Ray, Emery, 19 Reed, John, 19, 34, 35 Reeves, Ronald, 19, 35 Reheis, Sandra, 12, 24, 25, 27, 28, 31, 32 Reiserer, Joseph, 19, 48 Reiswig, Donald, 19 Richardson, Verlin, 5, 34 Richey, Kathy, 19 Riggs, Carl, 5, 25 Riley, Donald, 19 Roads, Ronnie, 19, 39 Rowe, Marian, 5 Ruck, Karen, 19, 29 Russell, April, 12, 27, 28, 56 Russell, Pat, 19, 30, 35, 53, 54 Samora, Ruben, 12, 30, 34 Sayles, Robert, 38 Schake, Larry, 19, 24, 30, 38, 48 Schowalter, Dean, 12 Schwemmer, Jerry, 39 Scott, John, 22 Scribner, John, 22 Searle, Bill, 10, 24, 42, 43 Shaffer, Jacob, 19, 48 Shaler, Dick, 22 Shaler, Sam, 20 Shaner, Herbert, 20, 24, 31, 48 Shaw, Kenneth, 20, 26 Shoup, Ed, 22 Shumway, H. A., 7 Slifer, Bonnie, 20, 25, 28, 31, 32, 36, 52 Smith, Farold, 39 Smith, Gary, 20, 42, 43, 44 Smith, Joy, 20 Smith, Leonard, 38 Smith, Linda, 20 Snell, Bill, 20, 39 Snodgrass, Myra, 20, 28, 31, 34 Snyder, Jeanie, 12, 24, 25, 31, 32 Sobba, Amy Jo, 12, 24, 25, 28, 31 33, 44, 45, 56 Sommers, Keith, 20 Spangler, Gary, 22, 48 Sparks, Roberta, 20, 25, 35 Spencer, Raymond, 34 Sperry, Bill, 22 Sprague, Glenn, 20, 27 Sprecher, Leslie, 29 Stackley, Ralph, 20, 26 Stahl, Robert, 5 Stangle, Dennis, 20 Starr, Loretta, 13, 29, 31 Starkey, Luther, 20 Stasik, Jack, 20, 36, 39, 48 Stidham, Chester 20, 38, 48 Stribling, Charles, 20 Stuart, David, 20 Stuart, Dee, 20, 34, 36, 52 Stueven, Charlotte, 20, 28 Stueven, Jane, 20, 28 Stuhlmann, Bob, 20 Swearingen, Janet, 12, 28 Tate, Sue, 12, 24, 25, 31, 32 Teter, Eldon, 28 Thomas, Floyd, 22, 35, 39 Thome, Francis, 20 Thompson, Joyce, 12, 24, 29, 30, 36, 40, 41 Tompkins, Kathy, 20, 36 Trollope, Evertta, 20 Tucker, Keith, 21 Turkle, James, 21 Linger, ' Jo, 21, 26 Vachal, Ruth, 21 Valdois, Valdon, 21 Van Sickle, Larry, 21, 29, 35, 43 Van Tuyl, Stanley, 21, 48 Wahedi, Abolhassan, 12, 24, 34 Walbourn, Edwin J. , 3, 7 Walker, Earl, 7 Walker, Rick, 21 Wallingford, Carol, 21, 26, 27, 29, 31, 32 Wamser, Marjorie, 5 Ward, Clark, 12, 36 Watkins, Judy, 21, 28 Watkins, Leona, 5 Wentling, Jacque, 13, 24, 29, 32, 44, 45 Wentling, Josie, 13, 29, 32 Wentworth, Ralph, 21 West, Jack, 21 Whearty, Martin, 21 Whiteside, Lynn, 21, 29. 34 Wilson, Harold, 38 Wilson, Larry, 21 Wilson, Linda, 21, 28, 32, 33, 36, 52 Windsor, Douglas, 21 Wischropp, Theodore, 5, 24 Wrench, Ted, 12, 34 Wright, Lea, 21, 27, 29 Wyss, Clifford, 21, 48 Yakel, Luther, 21 Yeager, Bob, 12, 26, 27, 28, 48 Young, Bill, 21, 34 Young, Carol, 21 Young, Kenneth, 34 Zambo, Duane, 12 Zaudke, James, 21, 35 58 ■ ■ .:■-■ myers yearbooks NC I - • MYERS YfflfiBOOKS