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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

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T T(vK? : T ' TWITO % 1 965 S j GwJl %i-?lf Dojtufr lochufoody, Bdito 9Wa fCuWW , Adifli o UomM Q$ wu, A a McBttok, Pturf gtAf)keAS BuilW Guutfctj JumIg OMiXft IjVo joA , Kcmsos HHBBIMSHllHBHilHW BIsaHSfiBiifiHSfti |B Co ife ife daw 23 33 47 55 67 One class down and four to go ! ■ ,-- ADMIMISTRA TION Rtcui j flwh QboJfo No printed word or spoken plea Can teach young hearts what men should be; Not all the books on all the shelves But what the teachers are themselves. For education is making men! So is it now, so was it when Mark Hopkins sat on one end of a log And James Garfield sat on the other. -Arthur Guiterman EDWIN J. WALBOURN, President JAY BRINKMEYER Business ROBERT CHISM Art WILLIAM CUMMINS Mathematics, Basketball RICHARD DENTON Social Science THOMAS DIXON Music ROBERT DOUGLASS Industrial Arts CHARLES FULLER Biological Science RICHARD GREGORY Mathematics, Physical Science EVERETT HARDEN Industrial Arts Wh. Am CHARLES HARRIS Business Manager ROBERT KENNEDY Mathematics BLENDA KUHLMANN English ETHYL LANGE Clerk james Mcdonald Physical Education LEONARD McKINNEY Business LESTER NIXON Literature INA OROSTEGUI Spanish £ DARRYL PATTEN Speech WILFRED PETTUS Physical Science LINDA POGOZELSKI Business MARIAN ROWE Librarian DALE REMSBERG Football Coach HERMAN SIMPSON English LEONA WATKINS Psychology, Counselor THEODORE WISCHROPP French ROBERT STAHL Engineering Drawing JUDY WALLER Physical Education President Walbourn Rides in Juco Appreciation Day Parade. Board of Regents: Richard Maddox, E. F. Adams, Richard Chase, Garland P. Ferrell, Jr. , chairman; Dr. G. E. Kassebaum, James B. McKay, Jr., Edwin J. Walbourn, president. BoW Off R jGnfc The Board of Regents has had a busy year in pre- paring plans for the new campus. Mr. Adams suc- ceeded Mr. Chester Davis, whose illness and death re- sulted in the first change in the board ' s original personnel. Official ground breaking and actual build- ing of the new campus and complex began in February Campus dream of the future Terrace work began in mid-January ■Ns ORGANIZATIONS LEFT TO RIGHT; 1ST ROW: Roland Young, pres. ; Rick Foster, vice pres. ; Cathy Baer, sec-treas.; Linda Bates, student affairs chairman; David Cox, student promotions chairman; Sharon Piatt, Crystal McAllister, Melvin MacKay, John Wilkinson, Phil Adair. 2ND ROW: Fred Gustin, George Crelly, Maurice Rice, Larry Jones, Danna Lockwood, Barbara Truskett, Connie Widick, June Pitcher, Vikki George, Terry Cloyes. 3RD ROW: Warren Setchell, Gary Rebenstorf, Dean Hampton, Leonard Biggs, Larry Davis, John Grisham, Glen Taliaferro, John Wachtel, Mike Shook, Mr. Denton, co-sponsor; Mrs. Watkins, co-sponsor. David Cox, Roland Young, Rick Foster, Cathy Baer, Linda Bates, whose ticket captured the election. Members added to their campus activities this year the leadership in the Peppermint Candy Ball, making it one of the best winter proms in the history of the school . The Bermuda Shorts get-acquainted party in Septem- ber, after-game dances, and the spring prom kept the Council busy. Favorite R.J. Hess and Mary Stevenson Favorite Donna Komer and Warren Setchell Get-acquainted Bermuda Shorts party Bob Schawo, Layout-artist Miss Kuhlmann, Sponsor Danna Lockwood, Editor Kathie Pochop, Typist The yearbook staff of the 1965 GRIZZLY GROWL takes pleas- ure in presenting this issue of the school yearbook as our Profiles of the Present. We hope the events recorded here will bring pleasant memories in the years to come . Alva Mc Bride Photographer Harold Kisner Photographer Peggy Mitchell Typist Curtain call! A good job, well done! Vikki George, Maurice Rice, Barbara Truskett, Robert Dietz, Cathy Malay, Carl Chelle, Bill Paronto, Mike Shook. is the local organization of all students participating in the dramatic arts pro- gram. The major produc- tion of the first semester was The Mousetrap, by Agatha Christie. In March the Circle Theatre pre- sented Workshop ' 65, an evening of one -acts and scenes from plays . Mr. Paravicini: Ha, ha, ha, PERFECT! Maurice Rice. Mollie: What is it? Cathy Malay and Carl Chelle. Miss Casewell: Why don ' t you leave me alone? Barbara Truskett and Robert Dietz. Mrs. Boyle: All have been met! ! and Vikki George. trains should 1 Carl Chelle Stage crew — the guiding light backstage: Charles Forsythe, Paul Heiserman, Susan Pence, Glenda Shoe make, Sharon Piatt, Larry Jones, James Binter. 10 Delta Psi Omega initiates six new members: left to right, kneeling, Charles Forsythe, Kip Carroll, Paul Heiserman, Mr. Patten, sponsor; STANDING: Bill Paronto, member in costume, Chansie Humig, member; Robert Dietz, Glenda Shoemake, Warren Abbott, Bill Paronto, inset Defocu P$i Ortega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity for junior colleges. Its purpose is to pro- vide an honor society for those students doing a high standard of work in dramatics. An impressive initiation ceremony initiating the six new members was held in Decern ber . ' ll ■ JW L 1 ■■v mWBlffj mxj., ■• - «§ v v iLL 8 Mollie: Sergeant Trotter thinks that I ' m guilty. Cathy Malay and Bill Paronto. Major Metcalf: No good shouting at me, young fellow. Mike Shook and Robert Dietz. 11 LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Evelyn Holem, accompanist; Mary Stevenson, Linda Beever, Tanis Parsons, Linda Bates, Cookie Norton, Mary Yeager, Sue Krack, Janice Moore. 2ND ROW: Marilyn McKown, Linda Shira, Vickie Brown, Susan Pence, Beverly Reed, Joyce Yeager, Martha Smart, Raedeane James, Sharon Piatt. 3RD ROW: Polly Graham, accompanist ; Cathy Baer, Kathie Pochop, Ginger Orton, Carlene Duvanel, Linda Ray, Alice Roy, Nellie Cronk, Mary Seglem, Vicki Gaines. CtiMuS 1ST ROW: Larry Lively, Melton Ayres, Larry Cervantes, Bill Lock, Doug Cloyes, Kim Perisho, Bob Schawo. 2ND ROW: Glen Snodgrass, Charles Dowell, Ken Fowler, Merle Patterson, Gary Grabner, Melvin MacKay. 3RD ROW: Danny Dreiling, J. B. Witham, Bob McCord, Doug Canada, Herbert Lowrance, Gerald Purkeypile, George Chapman, Tom Fancher. 12 Cofejtote Stage is ■It ■• prl RflL ■ E ■•« k - ' aH ■b E K ' ' m Jhg 1 f « , • , ,.•?.. J W j m ■ I J 1 ■ LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Linda Bates, Ginger Orton, Carlene Duvanel, Tanis Parsons, Sue Krack. 2ND ROW: Kim Perisho, Polly Graham, accompanist ; Lynda Ray, Vicki Gaines, Linda Beever, Melvin MacKay. 3RD ROW: Roy Nixon, Bob McCord, J. B. Witham, Don Raymond, Tom Fancher, Terrell Cloyes, Gary Foster. BgmAj LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Gary Andrews, Duane Guy, Alva McBride, Rob Lewis, Marvin Dodson, Glenn Taliaferro, J. B. Witham. 2ND ROW: Mike Dow, Dave Cloyes, Rebecca Kelch, John Templin, Charles Funk, Jim Sluss, Bob Schawo, Doug Cloyes, Mr. Dixon, Director. 13 it J K ■ V K .jm - .! ' , ; -i _ ' . J ? ■■r . I .V Hlw:V ' , r WKSJ - ' - Y ■p. Mp r ■ ' ? ' . BtS f p; ; a t ; .f«- :: j, .: Maurice Rice: Sweet Little Jesus Boy The girls ' octet: Ain ' t Gettin ' Nuttin ' for Christ- mas. Linda Bates, Ginger Orton, Carlene Duvanel, Lynda Ray, Linda Beever, Sue Krack, Vicki Gains, Tanis Parsons (in costume) Girls ' quartet. Twelve Days of Christmas. Carlene Duvanel, Linda Bates, Ginger Orton, Linda Beever Boys ' octet: Melton Ayres Glen Snodgras Kim Perisho Herbert Lowrance Terrell Cloyes Tom Fancher Bob McCord Melvin MacKay pJLuSto Groups participated in a Christmas program held at Jefferson Auditorium . Ck DwSm is one of the newest clubs in school, organized for specialized study, analysis and enjoyment of music. LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: Melvin MacKay, Pres., Kim Perisho, vice pres., Criss McAllister, Ginger Orton. 2ND ROW: Linda Beever, Shirley Rohmeyer, Lynda Ray, Danna Lockwood. 3RD ROW: Bob Schawo, Bob McCord, J.B. Witham, Tom Fancher, Mr. Dixon, sponsor. 14 First Semester: Loretta Huber, Mr. Patten, director; Glenda Shoemake, Kip Carroll, Cathy Bear Lined up for the parade at Excelsior Springs, Missouri Dinner guests before their performance at the Juco Appreciation Day Banquet The Juco Voices, a choral group organized last year and continued this year with new personnel, has proved a very popular group, having been invited to perform at many club pro- grams. The first semester group journeyed through Kansas City into Iowa over the weekend of November 4 for a series of entertainments and represented the El Dorado People -to - People chapter at the Mineral Water Bowl Football Classic in Excelsior Springs, Missouri, the weekend following Thanksgiving . The second semester group has continued to provide entertainment for many occasions, including a special program at Tabor College at Hillsboro. It has constantly added to its repertoire of literary selections and plans to make a tour of perfor- mances following the close of the school year. Second Semester: Thomas Walbourn, Cathy Bear, Glenda Shoemake, Mr. Patten, director; Loretta Huber 15 . u •iiurm v vaaaasJKriFMfaoaaiJBZ£EniS LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Alice Roy, pres. ; Maurice Rice, vice pres. ; Linda Bates, sec. ; Mary Stevenson, treas. ; Vikki George, Stuco Rep. ; Kathleen Hinnen, Marsha Kirschbaum ; 2ND ROW: Brenda Seiver, Janice Moore, Linda Andrus, Donna Komer, Lucy Isbill, Joyce Yeager; 3RD ROW: Bob Schawo, Peggy Mitchell, Linda Baker, Connie Merritt, Mary Heorman; 4TH ROW: Orville Tharp, Terrell Cloyes, Leonard Biggs, Ron Bigelow, Ray Hall. (Mrs. Rowe, sponsor, not pictured). Members of the SKSTA , being interested in various areas of the teaching field, seek to keep up to date on the trends and policies in education. Officers attended an officers ' workshop in Topeka in October and the spring state convention in April. The major event of the first semester was the annual Christmas party for students in the El Dorado school for retarded students, pictures of which appear below. ib Business dub LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: June Pitcher, pres. ; Gary Rebenstorf, vice pres. ; Ellen Rohmeyer, sec. ; Vicki Stewart, treas. ; Warren Setchell, Stuco Rep. ; 2ND ROW: Shirley Rohmeyer, David Cox, Kathie Pochop, Raedeane James; 3RD ROW: Fred Gustdn, Mike Gordono, Gary Grabner, Carlene Duvanel, Martha Smart, Mr. McKinney, sponsor. £c e tc C0ub 1ST ROW: Ron Bigelow, pres. ; Robert Hart, vice pres. ; Danna Lockwood, sec. ; Robert Barber, treas. ; Larry Jones, Stuco Rep. ; 2ND ROW: Jim Binter, Marjorie Bolinger, Jim Sluss, Glenn Taliferro, Robert Russel; 3RD ROW: Stan Van Tuyl, Dennis Doornbos, Gary Davis, Rusty Nelson, Mike Brown, Mr. Pettus, sponsor. 17 LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Linda Beever, pres. ; Nick Stewart, vice pres. ; Carol Jack, second vice pres. ; Shirley Rohmeyer, sec. ; Martha Smart, Mary Stevenson. 2ND ROW: Bob Schawo, Leslie Duffel, Danna Lock- wood, Mae Wrench, Vikki George, Crystal McAllister, Stuco Rep. ; Miss Kuhlman, sponsor. 3RD ROW: Robert Barber, Larry Jones, Kathie Pochop, Carlene Duvanel, June Pitcher, Lynda Ray, Ginger Orton. 4TH ROW: Warren Abbott, Ron Bigelow, Leonard Biggs, Gary Foster. The JCY is a service organization including areas of interest in community, cam- pus, world, and Christian heritage activities . Game time ! All dressed up for Halloween! 18 LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Harold Kisner, pres. ; Dennis Doornbos, vice pres. ; Donna Komer, sec. ; Mary Seglem, treas.; George Crelly. 2ND ROW: Chansie Humig, Alice Roy, Dianne Berndsen, Pat Hoefgen, Sue Krack. 3RD ROW: Bob Fox, Jim Binter, Bill Hamm, Robert Cervantes, Sam Schmidt, Mr. Chism, sponsor. M w wa« OW) The Newman Club offered fellowship and fun for the Catholic students at Juco. Bowling parties, programs at St. Joseph ' s Home, and regular club meetings were among their activities. 19 JoWo i -Wu wb[tf£u Club organized this year primarily to support Pres. L. B. Johnson as a candidate for the presidency, published and distributed several news sheets relating to the government and political activities and attended Pres. Johnson ' s campaign rally in Wichita. LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: John Wachtel, pres. ; Charles Funk, vice pres. ; Robert Andrews, Dean Hampton, Richard Martens, Tom Walbourn. 2ND ROW: Vikki George, Sharon Piatt, Janice Moore, Mary Seglem, Cathie Malay. 3RD ROW: Stanley Van Tyle, Warren Abbott, John Gilliand, Carl Chelle, Mike Dow, Charles Forsythe, Mr. Denton, Sponsor. Young R |3ul)fecaws supported Sen. Barry Goldwater for the presidency and heard his campaign speech in Wichita. They received special guidance from Richard Trombla, member of the local Republican organization . LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Leonard Biggs, pres. ; Nick Stewart, vice pres. ; Mike Shook, Doug Cloyes. 2ND ROW: Duane Guy, Joan Summers, May Wrench, Jim Sluss. 3RD ROW: Marilyn Horton, John Grisham, Rob Lewis, Mr. Richard Trombla, sponsor. 20 LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Kip Carroll, pres. ; Warren Setchell, vice pres. ; Gary Rebenstorf, Terrell Cloyes, treas. ; Gene Andrews, Stanley Harris, Phil Adair. 2ND ROW: R. J. Hess, Charles Dowell, Bill Lock, John Wilkinson, Bob Fox, Warren Abbott, Carl Chelle. 3RD ROW: Mike Shook, Duane Guy, Robert Barber, Doug Cloyes, Sam Schmidt, David Cloyes, Leonard Biggs, Mr. Patten, sponsor. O xh 0 %b is a new campus club this year, organized and sponsored by the downtown Kiwanis club. Primarily a service organization, the club has participated in a number of cam- pus and community activities, such as a car bash, a blood donation drive for the Red Cross, a city clean-up campaign, bell ringing for the Salvation Army (for which 3 awards were given), giving $15 to a needy family for Christmas dinner, and mem- bership drive. Pufyk PfUtyh is another new club on campus this year. Sponsored by the El Dorado chapter of People-to-People, the club seeks to foster student relations in international situations, and student travel. LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Glenda Shoemake, pres. ; Kip Carroll, vice pres. ; Barbara Truskett, Mike Shook, Cathy Malay. 2ND ROW: Maurice Rice, Sharon Piatt, Susan Pence, Vikki George. 3RD ROW: Leslie Duffel, Mary Stevenson, Janice Moore, Paul Heiserman. (Mr. Wischropp, sponsor, NOT PICTURED) 21 LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Shira, Glenda Shoemake, Marilyn McKown, Ginger Orton, Cathy Bear, Linda Bates CimJkouJm The cheerleaders donned new uniforms at the basketball homecoming game as they reorganized for the second semester. Pep %b LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: Linda Shira, Vicki Brown, Glenda Shoemake, Cathy Bear, Mary Stevenson, Linda Bates. 2ND ROW: Connie Widick, pres. ; Carlene Duvanel, vice pres. ; Criss McAllister, sec. ; Ginger Orton, Barbara Truskett. 3RD ROW: Martha Smart, Sue Krack, Sharon Jordan, Suzanne Crook, Mrs. Pogozelski, sponsor. 4TH ROW: Linda Ray, June Pitcher, Linda Baker, Linda Andrus, Shirley Rohmeyer, Donna Komer A THLETICS Barbara Truskett, Queen Leslie Duffel, Cathy Baer EwtbcJil Qumu Leslie Duffel Presented during half-time at Homecoming Game Barbara Truskett Cathy Baer Queens Ride in Juco Appreciation Day Parade John Wilkinson, Barbara Truskett, Bill Boyer, Leslie Duffel, Gary Tharp, Cathy Baer PootbcM was selected by members of the foot- ball team to reign over the homecoming game played with the Wichita State Uni- versity freshmen on October 16. Leslie, a native of Longview, Texas, was graduated from Longview High School last spring. She came to El Dorado with her family upon her father ' s transfer. Always a lover of sports, Leslie participated in a bowling club and in pep club activities in high school. At Butler County Junior College she enthusiasti- cally helped to support the football team from the pep club section, and is pursu- ing a liberal arts course of study. Attendant Cathy Baer Attendant Barbara Truskett 25 1 964 Football Season CcWufis Sept. 11 Haskell II Sept. 19 Ft. Scott A Sept. 26 Dodge City H Oct. 3 Coffeyville H Oct. 9 Ark City A Oct. L5 Wichita Fr . H Oct. 23 Independence A Oct. 31 Garden City A Nov. 6 Hutchinson H Nov. 14 Pratt A Assistant Coach John Ivy and Coach Dale Remsberg Gary Bannon evades tacklers for yardage gain Grizzlies struggle against Dodge City Conqs Nespoli fights for extra yardage Grizzly Defense Stops Wichita U Fresh 26 PootbojM CqvuOui LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: Gary Bannon, Harry Nespoli, Mike Kemmerer, Warren Setchell, Fred Gustin, Merle Patterson, Gary Rebenstorf, Ray Smith, Dave Cox. 2ND ROW: Larry Davis, Capt. , Bill Rogers, Bob Hart, Bill Toth, Bill Wilkerson, Roland Young, Harold Kisner, Gary Grabner, Larry Lively. 3RD ROW: Dan Hildreth, Paul Christy, Bill Cook, Steve Morriss, Ken Schwemmer, Richard Porter, Danny Dreiling, Ben Haggard. 4TH ROW: Gary Yohe, Roger Sperry, Steve Mitchell, Jim Karras, Gary Halvin, Gordon Cavalero, Jim Fulks, Enos Cooper, Jim Linder. 5TH ROW: Bill Simpson, Bob Haggard, Coach Dale Remsberg, Assistant Coach John Ivy. Coaches eye tense action Defensive team ready for substitution 21 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Wiley, Loretta Huber, Bill Boyer, Queen Glenda Shoemake, Patt Engle, Gary Ball --honored guests at the Sunflower Symphony Ba ytbcJtl Attendant Patt Engle escorted at game by Fred Gustin Queen Glenda escorted at game by Warren Setchell R-Oya j Attendant Loretta Huber escorted at game by Gary Rebenstorf V This is a symphony? ' The Queen ' s Dance 28 BcdMbcM Ovum was nominated by members of the basketball team and elected by the student body to reign over the home- coming game played with Garden City on January 29 . Glenda, a product of El Dorado schools, has been a busy student at the junior college. She has been a member of the Juco Voices for three semesters, making the tour with the group last spring. She served as a student director of the school play, The Mouse Trap, and was initiated into Delta Psi Omega, hon- orary junior college drama society. She was selected chairman to the newly-organized college chapter of People-to-People and has served as president of the Methodist Student Movement at the Methodist Church. An ardent sports enthusiast, Glenda has also been one of the loyal cheerleaders for both the football and basketball seasons . Her chosen career lies in the field of speech and dramatics. Attendant Patricia Engle t. Attendant Loretta Huber 29 I have it ! Two more points ! Get out of my way! Bc hrfbMWm Was ocdy V joju Team members united to make this year ' s season one of the best in recent years Plays like those shown on this page made trouble for the opponents, scores for the Grizzlies, and excitement for the fans . Sink it! My ball! There goes the ball! U) T u ; ;,;;i:,:v . iujHKJ,ii: LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Canady, Wayne Morton, Donald Gregg, Randall Springs, Bill Boyer, Kenny Groves, Tom Fancher, Arnett Brice, Arthur Brice, Kris Stanley, Richard Stephens, Mike Dyer, Mike Wiley, Gary Ball Bo ytbcMT c The basketball team added to its regular schedule this year a series of games on the road, traveling through Nebraska into Wyoming. 1964-1965 Schedule AT HOME • Nov. 24 Haskell Institute Dec. 1 Iola 7 Parsons Jan. 8 Dodge City 12 Independence 26 Haskell Institute 29 Garden City Feb. 9 Pratt 23 Hutchinson 29 Arkansas City AWAY: Nov. 25 St. John Dec. 4 Haskell Institute 5 Wichita U . Freshmen 11 Independence 15 Scottsbluff, Nebr. 16 Sheridan, Wyoming 19 Arkansas City Feb. 2 Hutchinson 6 Parsons 13 Dodge City 16 Iola Coach Cummins and Assistant Coach Remsberg give final instructions! 31 IHBHB WHUHiHHiinnnuwi iiimiiiinn n : 4? Faculty and Board of Regents Enter- tained at Banquet. First Juco Grads led Parade sponsored by the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce on October 21 and 22, featured a banquet for the faculty and Board of Regents, a parade for Juco and other county school organizations, and a combined hootenanny. Cheerleaders join in the fun! Johnson-Humphrey club make big noise! ! ! Day ended with a swinging, singing hootenanny! •■• ■■ ' ■■■-■■:■ ■ ■■•■— 7 r ' 7 r - -r- 7 CLASSES L -W. Nixon Library Butler Community College 901 Sourn Haverhill Road H Dorado, Kansas 67W2. s - 8 , ifttlUUJ lUtUMOOMiKfinriiit raiwua SotoftfttuOfcGS Whatever you do, you need courage. Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you, you are wrong. There are always difficul- ties arising which tempt you to believe that your crit- ics are right. To map out a course of action and fol- low it to an end, requires some of the same courage which a soldier needs. Peace has its victories, but it takes brave men to win them. -Emerson FRONT: Warren Setchell, Vice-Pres. , Gary Rebenstorf, Pres. , Carlene Duvenal, Sec. ; BACK: David Cox, Treas. , Larry Davis and Fred Gustin, Stuco Rep. Robert Anderson, Junction City Business Administration Melton Ayres, Augusta Liberal Science Warren Baker, El Dorado Liberal Arts Gary Bannon, Leon Physical Education Robert Barber, El Dorado Engineering Linda Beever, El Dorado Elementary Education Ronald Bigelow, El Dorado Secondary Education Leonard Biggs, Potwin Secondary Education Fred Blaine, El Dorado Liberal Arts William Boyer, El Dorado Engineering Arthur Brice, Topeka Liberal Arts Vicki Brown, El Dorado Business Administration tifejMJMfc William Brush, Towanda Liberal Arts Terrell Cloyes, El Dorado Liberal Arts Dale Coiner, El Dorado Engineering Richard Coiner, El Dorado Business Enos Cooper, Topeka Liberal Arts David Cox, Wichita Liberal Arts George Crelly, Towanda Engineering Joe Cusick, El Dorado Liberal Arts w:;. ! 1 ■ ■ ' ■■}■:■■ ■ ■ .■ ' . ' ' ■ :i. • ' ■•• : ■■ ■■ ■ :; ' un mim ' ■■-■•• -:■ ■:■■:: :, i K i K- Wfim-mwimw UAtM Michael Cyphers, Augusta Business A din. Larry Davis, Topeka Engineering Darrel Dennett, Augusta Business Jerry DeWitt, El Dorado Liberal Arts Frances Dick, El Dorado Secondary Education Carlene Duvanel, Benton Elementary Education Carolyn Dwire, El Dorado Secondary Education Thomas Edwards, El Dorado Physical Education Gary Foster, Eureka Secondary Education Charles Funk, Wichita Liberal Arts Michael Gordono, Wichita Business A dm. Pauline Graham, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jim Gray, Eureka Engineering Lucile Greene, Augusta Fine Arts Pamela Grimm, Augusta Business Fred Gustin, Clay Center Business Adm. Duane Guy, El Dorado Law Wayne Hanes, El Dorado Secondary Education Douglas Harmon, El Dorado Physical Education Lucinda Harris, El Dorado Liberal Arts Robert Hart, Glasco Engineering James Hess, Rose Hill Liberal Arts Evelyn Holem, El Dorado Liberal Arts Chansonette Humig, Topeka Liberal Arts Maribeth Iserhardt, Newton Secondary Education Carol Jack, Augusta Secondary Education George Janney, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jerry Jones, Augusta Secondary Education Larry Jones, El Dorado Engineering Harold Kisner, Bison Physical Science Sue Krack, Augusta Liberal Arts John Kunkle, El Dorado Liberal Arts Larry Lively, El Dorado Liberal Arts Danna Lockwood, Whitewater Medical Technology Connie McAdoo, El Dorado Secretarial Sharon McBeth, Leon Liberal Arts Alva McBride, El Dorado Liberal Arts Alan McCoy, Eureka Engineering Arthur McVay, Augusta Business Melvin MacKay, Rose Hill Mathematics Mary Jane Maddox, Whitewater Elementary Education Sue Marshall, El Dorado Liberal Arts Raymond Marzoch, McKeesport Pa. , Liberal Arts Kent Monte i, El Dorado Liberal Science Russell Nelson, El Dorado Engineering Xyta Norton, Augusta Liberal Arts Merle Patterson, Potwin Liberal Arts Patty Pendley, El Dorado Elementary Education Jerry Phillips, El Dorado Liberal Arts June Pitcher, Benton Business A dm. Jay Ravenscraft, Whitewater Business A dm. Joan Ray, El Dorado Liberal Arts Don Raymond, El Dorado Business A dm. Gary Rebenstorf, El Dorado Business Martha Richardson, Benton Liberal Arts Patricia Rogers, Augusta Liberal Arts ■■- ' .•, ' ,:, ■■■-■:■■ r ' ., : yyn ' ; Wm mmWmlwmmmmmmimM m m mmmmi MmMmm¥Mm S M iih k William Rogers, Kensington Forestry Ellen Rohmeyer, Cassody Secretarial Shirley Rohmeyer, Cassody Business Education Robert Russell, El Dorado Engineering Terry Satterfield, El Dorado Liberal Arts Warren Setchell, Wakefield Business A dm. Joan Sommers, Towanda Business Ralph Stackley, Jr. , El Dorado Liberal Arts Harold Swearingen, Augusta Liberal Science Gary Tharp, El Dorado Liberal Science Orville Tharp, Towanda Secondary Education William Toth, McKeesport, Pa. Liberal Arts David Waggoner, Wichita Mathematics Earl Wakefield, Leon Liberal Arts Thomas Walbourn, East Williamson, N. Y. , Secondary Education Mary Warren, El Dorado Secondary Education Marc West, El Dorado Commerical Art Bill Wilkerson, Topeka Liberal Arts Kathryn Williams, El Dorado Elementary Education John Worrell, El Dorado Business A dm. Mae Wrench, El Dorado, Business A dm. Roland Young, Wichita, Veterinary :S7 John Wilkinson, Pres. , R. J. Hess, Vice Pres. , Loretta Huber, Sec. -Treas. Pl fwMfiW The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest up- on, but only to hold man ' s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. -Thomas Huxley ; r - St Warren Abbott Phil Adair Edward Houshang El Dorado El Dorado Aeschliman Aliabadi Virgil Teheran, Iran Bob Allen, Mulvane Eugene Andrews, Potwin Gary Andrews, El Dorado Linda Andrus, El Dorado Timmy Ashlock, Eureka Cathy Baer, El Dorado Linda Baker, El Dorado Gary Ball, El Dorado Phillip Banker, Augusta Loyd Barber, El Dorado Thomas Barrick, El Dorado Alan Barton, El Dorado Linda Bates, Douglass Billy Bateson, Eureka Warren Bell, Wichita Eugene Bennington, El Dorado Robert Berens, El Dorado Dianne Berndsen, Augusta James Binter, El Dorado Edward Black, El Dorado Jim Blaisdell, El Dorado Marjorie Bolinger, Augusta Stephen Boyd, Wichita Steven Bradbury, Wichita Arnett Brice, Topeka . ■ ; ■: : : 38 PSSBSiS , :■ II 3 — V__7 iiiii tt ti Aifciiifcl Michael Brown, El Dorado Roy Buchanan, Cassody Ralph Butts, El Dorado Charles Calahan, Wichita Douglas Canada, El Dorado Paul Canady, Ames, Iowa John Kip Carroll, El Dorado Gordon Cavalero, Butler, Pa. Larry Cervantes, El Dorado Robert Cervantes, El Dorado George Chapman, Wichita Carl Chelle, Sewickley, Pa. John Choens, El Dorado Paul Christy, Welda Anna Church, El Dorado Duane Claycamp, Benton Dennis Clark, El Dorado David Cloyes, El Dorado Douglas Cloyes, El Dorado Johrma Cole, Wichita Terry Compton, El Dorado Lloyd Conner, Augusta William Cook, Meriden Rex Corbin, El Dorado William Cowley, El Dorado Michael Cox, El Dorado Nellie Cronk, El Dorado Suzanne Crook, El Dorado Roger Cutsinger, El Dorado Gary Allen Davis, Topeka Fred Denchfield, Neal Anna Denton, El Dorado David Deyo, El Dorado Gary Dick, El Dorado Shirley Dickson, El Dorado Robert Dietz, El Dorado Lynn H. Dishon, Wichita Ronald Dodge, El Dorado Marvin Dodson, El Dorado David Donham, Leon mtnnuimnau huh  ■ Pt£${uuGto Dennis Dornboss, El Dorado Mike Dow, Eureka Billie Downard, El Dorado Darby Downard, Eureka Danny Dreiling, Victoria Leslie Duffel, El Dorado Michael Dyer, Topeka Judith Eisenbise, El Dorado Sydney Emrich, El Dorado David Evans, El Dorado Stuart Fabian, El Dorado Richard Fairbank, Ransom Thomas Fancher, Rosalia Dave Faulkner, Wichita Wesley Felts, Wichita Terry Flowers, El Dorado Charles Forsythe, Wichita Richard Foster, El Dorado Kenneth Fowler, El Dorado Robert Fox, El Dorado Wanda French, Hartford Robert Frisbie, El Dorado Jim Fulks, El Dorado Vicki Gaines, Topeka Mac Gardner, Wichita Edwin Garman, El Dorado Vikki George, El Dorado John Gilliand, Augusta Charles Girod, Towanda Gary Glenn, Topeka James Goodson, Haysville Gary Grabner, Potwin Cary Grant, El Dorado Donald Gregg, Topeka Samuel Griffin, El Dorado John Grisham, El Dorado Kenneth Groves, Haysville Patricia Gum, El Dorado Robert Haggard, Topeka Ray Hall, Wichita A- - w Atilife fcltta roTinN KTnF TT 4 Aft Gary Halvin, McKeesport, Pa. William Hamm, El Dorado Dean Hampton, Junction City Dennis T. Hancock, Wichita Lonnie Hansard, Topeka June Harlan, Augusta Stephen Harper, Augusta Stanley Harris, El Dorado Keith Hartman, Wichita James Harvey, Wichita Danny Hayes, Eureka Roger Hayes, Whitewater Paul Heiserman, Leon Barbara Henderson, Eureka Orin Hendrickson, Eureka Mary Heorman, Benton Robert J. Hess, El Dorado Sammie Hess, Towanda Danny Hildreth, Atlanta Samuel Hill, El Dorado Kathleen Hinnen, Benton John Hobbs, El Dorado Pat Hoefgen, Augusta James Holland, Eureka Gary Holstin, El Dorado David Hopper, Wichita Marilyn Horton, El Dorado Lyle Houpt, Wichita Ted Howard, Augusta Carol Hower, El Dorado Loretta Huber, El Dorado Darrel Huddleston, Augusta Philip Hudson, El Dorado Michael Huff, Wichita Kenneth Hughes, El Dorado Steven Hughes, El Dorado Dwight Hulse, El Dorado Michael Hutson, Leon Lucy Isbill, Augusta Frances Iserhardt, Newton 41 PtesfuugM Hossein Jabbari, Tehran, Iran Raedean James, El Dorado Carl Johnson, Augusta Sharon Jordan, El Dorado Jean Joyce, Towanda James Karras, Pittsburg, Pa. Rebecca Kelch, Derby John Kelly, Wichita Michael Kemmerer, Wichita Robert King, El Dorado Marjorie Kinney, El Dorado Jerry Kirkham, Wichita Marsha Kirschbaum, Wichita Ruth Knackstedt, El Dorado Randy Knott, Wichita Donna Komer, El Dorado Stanley Kurtz, Eureka Sammy Lentz, Wichita Robert Lewis, El Dorado Terry Lewis, Augusta James Linder, Ames, Iowa William Lock, Newton Dennis Londeen, El Dorado Max Londeen, El Dorado Herbert Lowrance, El Dorado Gary Ludewick, El Dorado James McAdams, El Dorado Crystal McAllister, Burns Terry McAuliffe, Wichita Robert McCord, El Dorado William McCully, El Dorado Danny McHatton, El Dorado Marilyn McKown, El Dorado Catherine Malay, Wichita Bonnie Mann, El Dorado Richard Martens, Burns Owen Martin, El Dorado Richard Mead, Wichita Connie Meritt, Augusta Daniel Merrill, Augusta 7; A l «! ' ,v .! ' , ' .■.■-.■ ' : 7?- t .t ' . ■mj - 7 ?:xTs;-;vx47mmx m!mm WB]m m ' , ■■ ikiiiraLWiummWirKk Allfcfc lifcAMifc Leroy Michael, Wichita Connie Miller, El Dorado Thomas Miller, Towanda Peggy Mitchell, Augusta Steve Mitchell, Wichita Janice Moore, El Dorado David Gary Morris, Wichita David Nelson Morris, Wichita Steven Morriss, Meriden Wayne Morton, El Dorado Ernest Moulos, Wichita Janet Nace, El Dorado Harry Nespoli, Stony Point, New York Roy Nixon, Hamilton Donald Northcraft, Topeka Ronald Oakes, Wichita Ronnie O ' Connor, Wichita Kenneth Oliver, Benton Virginia Orton, Rosalia Frank Oursler, Burns Gary Overley, El Dorado Garry Pack, Wichita Darren Paige, Wichita William Paronto, El Dorado Larry Parrish, El Dorado Tanis Parsons, El Dorado William Payne, El Dorado Susan Pence, El Dorado Jim Pendley, El Dorado Daniel Pepper, Gilbert, Iowa Kim Perisho, Douglass Michael Pettit, Topeka Sharon Piatt, Wichita Kathleen Pochop, Benton Nancy Porter, El Dorado Richard Porter, El Dorado Thomas Potts, Wichita Mohammed Pousti, Tehran, Iran Allen Powell, Towanda Lynn Powers, El Dorado PtesfuMfiw Edna Prewitt, Leon Raymond Pribble, Wichita Howard Primm, Augusta Gerald Purkeypile, Eureka Beulah Rathbun, El Dorado Lynda Ray, Des Moines, Iowa Beverly Reed, El Dorado Robert Reed, El Dorado John Reith, Turtle Creek, Pa. Maurice Rice, El Dorado Larry Ross ill on, El Dorado Alice Roy, Benton Terry Ruck, El Dorado Jean Sato, Waianae, Oahu, Hawaii Harold Sawtelle, Augusta Charles Schaefer, Wichita Robert Schawo, Denver, Colo. George Schilling, Wichi ta Clinton Schmidt, White water Samuel Schmidt, El Dorado Ken Schwemmer, El Dorado Eddie Sears, Eureka Phyllis Sears, Rose Hill Mary Seglem, El Dorado Brenda Seiver, El Dorado Gary Sewell, El Dorado Nancy S haste en, Augusta Linda Shira, El Dorado Glenda Shoemake, El Dorado Michael Shook, Atchison Gerald Siegrist, El Dorado William Simpson, Blue Springs, Mo. James Sluss, El Dorado Charles Small, El Dorado Marsha Smart, El Dorado Ray Smith, Wichita Robert Smith, Wichita Glen Snodgrass, Towanda David Souder, Augusta Roger Sperry, Beverly ifcAill 3L illtl M{l: :{Mliil■i•• «MSii(lt! ' 1 ' ;: ' iKa ? ' ! ' H!K. ; i J «; SM ! :!:;:: HH «r i ttftAH .1   fcli to L lit! tiMiifc Kitfe Shelby Sphar, Leon Lorene Sprenkle, Latham Kendra Spring, El Dorado Randall Springs, Junction City Kris Stanley, Gilbert, Iowa John Staple ford, Peidmont Paul Steinmeyer, Augusta James Stellmacher, Lawrence Richard Stephens, Wichita Joy Sterling, Towanda Mary Stevenson, Potwin Nick Stewart, El Dorado Vickie Stewart, El Dorado Philip Stone, Eureka Irene Storrer, El Dorado Gerald Strelow, Wichita Glen Taliaferro, El Dorado Charles Taylor, El Dorado Robert Thompson, Wichita Kelley Thurmond, El Dorado Barbara Truskett, El Dorado Vernon Turner, El Dorado Jerry Urton, El Dorado Stanley Van Tuyl, Burns JohnWachtel, Junction City Tom Wallace, Potwin Darrel Walters, Cassody Dennis Ward, El Dorado William Watkins, Eureka Sam Welty, El Dorado Connie Widick, Benton Dwight Wiggins, Eureka James Wiggins, Eureka Michael Wiley, El Dorado John Wilkenson, Madison Scott Willett, El Dorado Joel B. Witham, Augusta Chloe Eva Wolford, Augusta Robert Wright, Mulvane Joyce Yeager, Douglass Mary Yeager, Augusta GaryYohe, Glasco A: H Richard Angleton, Augusta Linda Bowman, El Dorado Louis Brown, El Dorado Robert Brown, Rose Hill Maurice Bruenger, Wichita ' 2 k ■«? Joseph Collier, El Dorado Don Clark, Augusta Dale Daniel, El Dorado Herbert Darrow, Wichita Joe DeLeon, Jr., El Dorado Richard Dickson, El Dorado Anthony Di Virgilo, Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles Donliam, Leon Richard Dunson, El Dorado Stan Edmunds, Wichita Patricia Engle, El Dorado Keith M. Evans, Wichita John L. Giesy, Wichita Robert Grace, Burns John Greenstreet, Wichita Cecil Griekspoor, Benton Benjamin Haggard, Topeka James Hazan, Junction City Kay Highbarger, Leon Jeffrey Jeter, Wichita Cecil D. Johnston, Augusta Nathan Lentz, Wichita Mike McClaren, Wichita Alan McDougal, Wichita Nader Milanizadeh, Tehran, Iran Irwin Miller, Manhattan Elaine Ramp, Towanda Norbert Reel, Wichita Victor Schlesinger, El Dorado Sondra Shelton, El Dorado Michael Stevens, El Dorado Dale Wall, Wichita Rita Walston, Towanda Richard Webster, El Dorado Dennis Westover, Junction City Martin L. Whearty, Wichita Grace Williams, Towanda Michael Williamson, Glasco Terry Wright, Wichita Emily Wullschleger, Wichita Ezatollah Youssefieh, Tehran, Iran Michael Zogleman, Burns •,!!.-;V: , : ! -.,;ii,..:.. ' -:J,,L.-i , -7 . Ml r EMHT JIfc trcOFlS: t t ,ltfc iiiAi pm«si«m«!ii«M ACTIVITIES Some folks do study! Speech Class, This is the way we do it Students use new colored TV (presented by Dillon ' s) during World Series All lined up for election Opposition ticket in Stuco election 48 . B;! ' ffiwin ' WFilti;i :,itM ' i;.ra Pre-enrolling for second semester Actwtfes Circle K Club receives charter Pet skunk provides lively speech topic Smile, You ' re on candid. . . What! Swing your partner! 49 Rose Benner El Dorado Lenn Groff El Dorado Henry Lofflin El Dorado One of the purposes of a junior college is to provide opportunity for adults in the community to enroll in special classes for personal gain or professional advancement, We are happy to present these people as special students in our school . Cheerleaders honor the basketball queen with dance routine. Students enjoy World Series on new color TV, a gift of Dillon ' s Circle Theatre well displayed % ' ;k L- Band provides atmosphere at football game Mr. Grubb ' s line of duty 50 BKligflfflBgBSjqt MM . ' • ' vuiry wan;!!!:.;:-. ' ,:•■■ SUffPS Warren Setchell, Carl Chelle; Favorites R.J. Hess and Donna Komer; June Pitcher, Mary Stevenson Mr. Patten and Mr. Simpson at the mike. Music at the ball was provided by junior college students and faculty members who formed a combo and gave a variety of dance music, some of which was accompanied by faculty vocalists . % PQbb UnuMJb held in December in the Hotel El Dorado ballroom, presented the setting for revealing the Butler County Junior College favorites, R.J. Hess and Donna Komer, and honoring their runners -up. ilHHtllltt r )l Mrs. Watkins, Dean Hampton, Charles Funk, Mr. Kennedy and Bill Hayden Bfr JfJHWd HK flf W W 1 , 1 1 ) RBMlVHHmnnn Rabe tfcJ. Wess I Til , ' h-.i ' .-,-: ■: , i. ■ - SSHRMMBiSS pgp WARREN SETCHELL Favorite Runner-up MARY STEVE. ... Favorite Runner-up « S:iv.VY:. :,■: • ' k ' . ' siv fen™! ' Uir-. ' -.:, .7rk.: ' :; ' MV:.; !i;M K! ; W;;i,rr:ri rt SPRING A CTIVITIES WW NKWy, WW mWfflMimmmm ! , .l «M nfn sr. ff.)ii.i. :!.! ! !! 1 ' tti VI.VH i ' .::tV..: ' ,J .-.■■• i ' l -r.A.--W M K7. H •; - .■; . Gary Yohe reacts to a power thrust of the shot-put. TL ck For the second year, after a lapse of several years, Butler County Junior College had an active track squad which participated in several meets and played host to an invitational meet on April 24. Gary Yohe won honors by placing first in shot-put and fifth in javelin throw at the state meet and by rank- ing fifth in shop -put in the national junior college meet in Garden City. Roland Young placed fifth in broad jump in the state meet. - -M L- 1 I Roland Young broad jumped to first place at Butler County invitational meet. , t ' H ..,..„. ■ 7 1 • ' , Richard Porter attempting a difficult jump. ; [ m Vj 4 -4A - .4ik. Mike Wiley competes in the hurdles. 58 ...•-■ ..- -irvfiuTi-vi Ti:;;.,.!,! ' :? ;if.i :Uvi; iiitH!£KI!;f; I ! Oil Day The fiftieth anniversary of the discovery of oil in Butler County was observed on March 26 with what was termed one of the most impressive parades in the history of the county. The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce gave the students at the college the privilege of selecting the Oil Queen who reigned over the festivities of the day. Loretta Huber, freshman, was selected queen and rode on the queen ' s float in the parade. She was also guest of honor at the banquet in the evening. The attendants were Margie Waltman, El Dorado; Jodi Short, Augusta; Rita Webster, Rose Hill; and Adale Wammck, Rosalia. Queen Loretta Huber Always there are clowns! The Queen ' s float. Queen Loretta visits Stapleton No. 1 Circle K Float 59 JCY stages old-fashioned box supper. The yearbook has arrived. A shamrock for the Irish. Sue Krack receives second Cron History Award. K  ' Commencement calls for cameras. Basketball team honored at dinner. Coach Remsberg receives plaque from first college football team. ()() . ..ni t ' .:-., .,..HVM;r. .,-i.aiJ -4vlih: ' . ' --i ' ' M: I ' —i; iJilliUfctt; « , S 5S!SSS« ;i: fMI1- ' i-Kw J 5 i R!p;iHs ii3 : Mr. Ferrell officiates at ground-breaking ceremony. Concrete work under way. Since the ground-breaking on February 22, 1965, work on the new campus has been progressing rapidly. Five buildings will be ready for classes in September. I ' l • ' ■ iLT — ,: H« c pv ; . ° Looking over future music pit toward academic- science complex. Steel work begins. Science lecture hall rises above class- rooms. ,KB  - Campus site from northeast on Haverhill Road. 61 Kv s OD y Mr. Ferrell spoke of the future of Butler County Junior College. lti Annual for the first time in the his- tory of the school, was held outside of El Dorado. The banquet room at Lehr ' s Restaurant in Augusta provid- ed the setting for dining. Roland Young presided at the festivities. The featured speaker was Garland P. Ferrell, Jr., chairman of the Board of Regents. The Juco Voices were apprecia- tively received by the ban- quet group. Following the dinner th e group returned to the 4-H Building in El Dorado for an evening of dancing. Wasn ' t that good! Roland Young presided at the banquet. 62 4 w uiMJ:.fii; .v.: t 1 i- jnr , - ' -i | ;!i:-;) ' M:!.t|- l ,uj!;. ;-i; t : ■,!Ki KiKiu !i i «SK ! ii!: ;;!ii!iiii;S!fe!;;iiii : ii;ii!:t; W!t;;! ! Mi!:;i! i ' :f| A favorite number ,1, m ™is Just listening. B0u The annual spring prom was held May 8, 1965 at the 4-H Building in El Dorado. The theme, Rhapsody in Blue, was carried out in light and dark shades of blue. Students enjoyed dancing to the Vaughn Bolton group. Time out for intermission. Lined up to pose for the photographer. ( ■ r m?jfia ' ,i .. , 11 . m- ■•• ■■ f-fo KW R-aMs The President ' s Honor Roll is made up of students who earned a grade point average of 3. 50 or above on a 4.00 basis and who were enrolled in at least 12 hours of work. President ' s Honor Roll, First Semester: FRONT ROW: Marjorie Kinney, Sue Marshall, Xyta Nor- ton, Linda Baker, Virginia Orton, Sue Krack. BACK ROW: Gary Davis, Glen Taliaferro, Russell Nelson, Kim Perisho, Richard Foster. NOT PIC- TURED: Lucinda Harris, Orville Tharp. Honorable mention, First Semester: Students who earned a grade point average from 3. to 3. 49. 1ST ROW: Pat Gum, Linda Bates, Vicki Brown, Loretta Huber, Mary Jane Maddox, Joan Sommers. 2ND ROW: David Cox, Suzanne Crook, Peggy Mit- chell, Connie Meritt, Brenda Seiver, Thomas Wal- bourn, Danny McHattan. 3RD ROW: Duane Guy, Bill Boyer, Bill Hamm, Kent Montei, Loyd Barber, Dennis Doornbos, Warren Setchell, Richard Stephens, James Binter. NOT PICTURED: Bill Cowley, Frances Dick, Michael Gordono, James Stellmacher. Virginia Orton Glenn Taliaferro President ' s Honor Roll, Sec- ond Semester. The five stu- dents pictured here have the distinction of achieving a perfect 4. 00 grade average for the semester. Others George Crelly, Jr. Gary Davis Linda Andrus Cathy Baer Linda Bates James Binter Marjorie Bolinger William Boyer Garry Brower Vicki Brown Carl Chelle David Cox named to the President ' s Honor Roll second se Frances Dick Kay Highbarger William Hamm Connie Meritt Those receiving honorable mention are Suzanne Crook Joe Cusick David Deyo Dennis Doornbos Richard Foster James Gray Pamela Grimm Patricia Gum Stanley Harris Patricia Hoefgen Sue Krack Mary Jane Maddox Richard Martens Raymond Marzoch Kent Montei Larry Parrish Gary Rebenstorf Terry Satterfield mester are: Cooky Norton Warren Setchell Brenda Seiver Glenda Shoemake Gerald Siegrist Joan Sommers James Stellmacher Thomas Walbourn William Watkins Chloe Wolford Frances Wrench HRtNHfUUU .h-i ' .l l ' -.r-. ' il 1 . ; ' ! ' Hv ' t ;;l..i,!l ' . , ' li;i!.i: kiMKBisatWEOT Bill Boyer, Kathryn Williams, June Pitcher, Sue Krack, Joan Sommers, Sue Marshall, Lucille Green (insert). Ot fe t O Tti PuAJjptto Graduating sophomores who have maintained a 3.25 grade point average on a 4.00 basis, and who have been en- rolled at Butler County Junior College for one full year car- rying at least twelve hours per semester are named to the school ' s honor society, the Order of the Purple early in April. Members of the faculty honored these students with a dinner on May 12. The school ' s colors, gold and purple, were featured in the table flowers. Mr. Nixon presided at the dinner and presented mementos of the occasion to the honored guests mr W  HI m A total of 221 students have been named to the Order of the Purple. 65 4 pa - College chorus in performance at Rosalia High School. during the spring semester were kept busy with a number of per- formances . The most ambitious undertaking was the presentation of The Holy City by Alfred R. Gaul. Although sponsored by the music department, the oratorio became a significant success with the addition of musicians from all parts of Butler County. Over one hundred persons joined in the Palm Sunday production on April 11. The annual spring tour on May 4 and 6 included concerts at Augusta, Rosalia, Douglass, Rose Hill, and Circle High Schools . Chorus members rendered Let There Be Peace on Earth at com- mencement program. , fL r% fir Butler County musicians present The Holy City by Alfred R. Gaul on Palm Sunday. bb .-i ' rr .i:. [ . )t .«,f l ll.Mi:i: ' :U,ti-M!-fi:trr:; l . .J; - 1 •ii. ;-,y:iC I iv,:i!; ' :iii-|f , ii , ' r!L!: ' ' . ' ;!.l!ii.i;;!;!: „ !M!! m,.p H yn UTnuiirin Sophomore recessional. Co i wfiw ueK6-- Uau 27, 1965 V 2 ... ..- : ■ w,; : :, ,■■•■ ■-■:■ Class president, Gary Rebenstorf, receives diploma. Waiting at the punch table. The Reception Line. 67 iOKrW-JiEM=W£ tf£uaCHFA5 MS J3ra!mK4Wl ie Ultura C n Ckte 0£ 1965 Linda Karen Beever Ronald H. Bigelow Fred B. Blaine William James Boyer Garry Roy Brower William Michael Brown Vicki Kay Brown David Francis Cox George P. Crelly, jr. Joseph B. Cusick, III Jerry LeRoy DeWitt Frances Dean Dick Charlene Ann Duvanel Michael G. Gordono, Jr. James Wallace Gray Lucile J. Greene Pamela S. Grimm Fred Gustin Duane Dickson Guy Jean Arthur Hayes James Lee Hess Chansonette Marie Humig Carol Ann Jack Larry LeeRay Jones Sue Ellen Krack Danna Lee Lockwood Sharon Lynn McBeth Alva L. McBride Harold Melvin MacKay, Jr. Mary Jane Maddox Sue Ellen Marshall Alan Kent Montei William Russell Nelson Xyta M. Norton Merle Patterson Patty Pendley June Maxine Pitcher Gary Earl Rebenstorf William R. Rogers Ellen Rohmeyer Warren Setchell Joan Sommers Anthony R. Stell Orville W. Tharp C. William Toth Thomas Walbourn Grace Marie Votaw Williams Kathryn Louise Crabtree Williams John L. Worrell Francis Mae Wrench El Dorado Junior College - Butler County Junior College has graduated 1801 students mil 68 ■-.-; l rt.--)fl: t,:r lli !i:r,« f («, ' cttt:W!.! .■: .-,.:,. ,.. ' : TiHKif iWiJviaOTil yi: IV l . ' !;fi!:!-:; , ,-!i|| M-mJWi :, : i ' i!IS!Sr;!!;!! - , ' ,, i •■., ' . -, ' ,..::, ' .■ ' -.: ;. ' - . wifyo Abbott, Warren, 11,18,20,21,38 Adair, Phil, 8,21,38 Adams, E. F., 6 Aeschliman, Edward, 38 Aliabadi, Houshang, 38 Allen, Bob, 38 Anderson, Robert, 20,34 Andrews, Eugene, 21,38 Andrews, Gary, 13,38 Andrus, Linda, 16,22,38 Angleton, Richard, 46 Ashlock, Timmy, 38 Ayres, Melton, 12,14,34 Baer, Cathy, 8,12,22,24,25,38 Baker, Linda, 16,22,38 Baker, Warren, 34 Ball, Gary, 28,31,38 Banker, Phillip, 38 Bannon, Gary, 26,27,34 Barber, Loyd, 38 Barber, Robert, 17,18,21,34 Barrick, Thomas, 38 Barton, Alan, 38 Bates, Linda, 8,12,13,14,16,22,38 Bateson, Billy, 38 Beever, Linda, 12,13,14,18,34 Bell, Warren, 38 Benner, Rose, 50 Bennington, Eugene, 38 Berens, Robert, 38 Berndsen, Dianne, 19,38 Bigelow, Ronald, 18,34 Biggs, Leonard, 8,16,18,20,21,34 Binter, James, 10,17,19,38 Black, Edward, 38 Blaine, Fred, 34 Blaisdell, Jim, 38 Bolinger, Marjorie, 17,38 Bowman, Linda, 46 Boyd, Stephen, 38 Boyer, William, 24,28,31,34 Bradbury, Steven, 38 Br ice, Arnett, 31,38 Brice, Arthur, 31,34, Brink meyer, Jay, 4 Brown, Louis, 46 Brown, Michael, 17,39 Brown, Robert, 46 Brown, Vickie, 12,22,34 Bruenger, Maurice, 46 Brush, William, 34 Buchanan, Roy, 39 Butts, Ralph, 39 Calahan, Charles, 39 Canada, Douglas, 12, 39 Canady, Paul, 31,39 Carroll, John Kip , 11,21,39 Cavalero, Gordon, 27,39 Cervantes, Larry, 12,39 Cervantes, Robert, 19,39 Chapman, George, 12,39 Chase, Richard, 6 Chelle, Carl, 10,20,21,39,51,54 Chism, Robert, 4,19 Choens, John, 39 Christy, Paul, 27,39 Church, Anna, 39 Clark, Dennis, 39 Clark, Don, 46 Claycamp, Duane, 39 Cloyes, David, 13,21,39 Cloyes, Douglas, 12,13,20,21,39 Cloyes, Terrell, 8,13,14,16,21,34 Coiner, Dale, 34 Coiner, Richard, 34 Cole, Johnna, 39 Collier, Joseph, 46 Compton, Terry, 39 Conner, Lloyd, 39 Cook, William, 27,39 Cooper, Enos, 27,34 Corbin, Rex, 39 Cowley, William, 39 Cox, David, 8,17,27,34 Cox, Michael, 39 Crelly, George, 8,19,34 Cronk, Nellie, 12,39 Crook, Suzanne, 22,39 Cummins, William, 4,31 Cusick, Joe, 34 Cutsinger, Roger, 39 Cyphers, Michael, 35 Daniel, Dale, 46 Darrow, Herbert, 46 Davis, Gary, 17,39 Davis, Larry, 8,27,34,35 De Leon, Joe, Jr., 46 Denchfield, Fred, 39 Dennett, Darrel, 35 Denton, Anna, 39 Denton, Richard, 4,8,20 DeWitt, Jerry, 35 Deyo, David, 39 Dick, Frances, 35 Dick, Gary, 39 Dickson, Richard, 4,46 Dickson, Shirley, 39 Dietz, Robert, 10,11,39 Dishon, Lynn, 39 De Virgilio, Anthony, 46 Dixon, Thomas, 4,13,14 Dodge, Ronald, 39 Dodson, Marvin, 13,39 Donham, Charles, 46 Donham, David, 39 Doornbos, Dennis, 17,19,40 Douglass, Robert, 4 Dow, Mike, 13,20,40 Dowell, Charles, 12,21 Downard, Billie, 40 Downard, Darby, 40 Dreiling, Danny, 12,27,40 Duffel, Leslie, 18,21,24,25,40 Dunson, Richard, 46 Duvanel, Carlene, 12,13,14,18,22,34,35 Dwire, Carolyn, 35 Dyer, Michael, 31,40 Edmunds, Stan, 46 Edwards, Thomas, 35 Eisenbise, Judith, 40 Emrich, Sydney, 40 Engle, Patricia, 28,29,46 Evans, David, 40 Evans, Keith, 46 Fabian, Stuart, 40 Fairbank, Richard, 40 Fancher, Thomas, 12,13,14,31,40 Faulkner, Dave, 40 Felts, Wesley, 40 Ferrell, Garland P., Jr., 6 Flowers, Terry, 40 Forsythe, Charles, 10,11,20,40 Foster, Gary, 13,18,35 Foster, Richard, 8,40 Fowler, Kenneth, 12,40 Fox, Robert 19,21,40 French, Wanda, 40 Frisbie, Robert, 40 Fulks, Jim, 27,40 Fuller, Charles, 4 Funk, Charles, 13,20,35,51 Gaines, Vicki, 12,13,14,40 Gardner, Mac, 40 Garman, Edwin, 40 George, Vikki, 8,10,16,18,20,21,40 Giesy, John, 46 Gilliand, John, 20,40 Girod, Charles, 40 Glenn, Gary, 40 Goodson, James, 40 Gordono, Michael, 17,35 Grabner, Gary, 12,17,27,40 Grace, Robert, 46 Graham, Pauline, 12,13,35 Grant, Cary, 40 Gray, Jim, 35 Greene, Lucile, 35 Greenstreet, John, 46 Gregg, Donald, 31,40 Griekspoor, Cecil, 46 Gregory, Richard L., 4 Griffin, Samuel, 40 Grimm, Pamela, 35 Grisham, John, 8,20,40 Groff, Lena, 50 Groves, Kenneth, 31,40 Grubb, C. L., 50 Gum, Patricia, 40 Gustin, F red, 8,17,27,28,34,35 Guy, Duane, 13,20,21,35 Haggard, Benjamin, 27,46 Haggard, Robert, 27,40 Hall, Ray, 16,40 Halvin, Gary, 41 Hamm, William, 19,41 Hampton, Dean, 8,20,41,51 Hancock, Dennis, 41 Hanes, Wayne, 35 Hansard, Lonnie, 41 Harden, Everett, 4 Harlan, June, 41 Harmon, Douglas, 35 Harper, Stephen, 41 Harris, Lucinda, 35 Harris, Charles, 4 Harris, Stanley, 21,41 Hart, Robert, 17,27,35 Hartman, Keith, 41 Harvey, James, 41 Hayden, Bill, 51 Hayes, Danny, 41 Hayes, Roger, 41 Hazan, James, 46 Heiserman, Paul, 10,11,21,41 Henderson, Barbara, 41 Hendrickson, Orin, 41 Heorman, Mary, 16,41 Hess, James, 35 Hess, Robert J., 8,21,38,41,51,52 Hess, Sammy, 41 Highbarger, Kay, 46 Hildreth, Danny, 27,41 Hill, Samuel, 41 Hinnen, Kathleen, 16,41 Hobbs, John, 41 Hoefgen, Pat, 19,41 Holem, Evelyn, 12,35 Holland, James, 41 Holstin, Gary, 41 Hopper, David, 41 Horton, Marilyn, 20,41 Houpt, Lyle, 41 Howard, Ted, 41 Hower, Carol, 41 Huber, Loretta, 28,29,38,41 Huddleston, Darrel, 41 Hudson, Philip, 41 Huff, Michael, 41 Hughes, Kenneth, 4 1 Hughes, Steven, 41 Hulse, Dwight, 41 Humig, Chansonette, 11,19,35 Hutson, Michael, 41 Isbill, Lucy, 6,41 Iserhardt, Frances, 41 Iserhardt, Maribeth, 35 Ivy, John, 26,27 Jabbari, Hossein, 42 Jack, Carol, 18,35 James, Raedeane, 12,17,42 Janney, George, 35 Jeter, Jeffrey, 46 Johnson, Carl, 42 Johnston, Cecil, 46 Jones, Jerry, 35 Jones, Larry, 8,10,17,18,36 Jordan, Sharon, 22,42 Joyce, Jean, 42 Karras, James, 27,42 fuck Kassebaum, Dr. G. E., 6 Kelch, Rebecca, 13,42 Kelly, John, 42 Kem merer, Michael, 27,42 Kennedy, Robert, 4,51 King, Robert, 42 Kinney, Marjorie, 42 Kirkham, Jerry, 42 Kirschbaum, Marsha, 16,42 Kisner, Harold, 9,19,27,36 Knackstedt, Ruth, 42 Knott, William, 42 Komer, Donna, 8,16,19,42,51,53 Krack, Sue, 12,13,14,19,22,36 Kuhlmann, Blenda, 4,9,18 Kunkle, John, 36 Kurtz, Stanley, 42 Lange, Ethyl, 4 Lentz, Sammy, 42,46 Lewis, Robert, 13,20,42 Lewis, Terry, 42 Linder, James, 27,42 Lively, Larry, 12,27,36 Lock, William, 12,21,42 Lockwood, Danna, 8,9,14,17,18,36 Lofflin, Henry, 50 Londeen, Dennis, 42 Londeen, Max, 42 Lowrance, Herbert, 12,14,42 Ludewick, Gary, 42 McAdams, James, 42 McAdoo, Connie, 36 McAllister, Crystal, 8,14,18,22,42 McAuliffe, Terry, 42 McBeth, Sharon, 36 McBride, Alva, 9,13,36 McClaren, Mike, 46 McCord, Robert, 12,13,14,42 McCoy, Alan, 36 McCully, William, 42 McDonald, James, 5 McDougal, Alan, 46 McHattan, Danny, 42 McKay, James B., Jr., 6 McKinney, Leonard, 5 McKown, Marilyn, 12,22,42 McVay, Arthur, 36 Mac Kay, Melvin, 8,12,13,14,36 Maddox, Mary Jane, 36 Maddox, Richard, 6 Malay, Catherine, 10,11,20,21,42 Mann, Bonnie, 42 Marshall, Sue, 36 Martens, Richard, 20,42 Martin, Owen, 42 Marzoch, Raymond, 36 Mead, Richard, 42 Meritt, Connie, 16,42 Merrill, Daniel, 42 Michael, Leroy, 43 Milanizadeh, Nader, 46 Miller, Connie, 43 Miller, Irwin, 46 Miller, Thomas, 43 Mitchell, Peggy, 9,16,43 Mitchell, Steve, 27,43 Montei, Kent, 36 Moore, Janice, 12,16,20,21,43 Morris, David Gary, 43 Morriss, Steven, 27,43 Morton, Wayne, 31,43 Moulos, Ernest, 43 Nace, Janet, 43 Nelson, Russell, 17,36 Nespoli, Harry, 26,27,43 Nixon, Lester W, 5 Nixon, Roy, 13,43 Northcraft, Donald, 43 Norton, Xyta, 12,36 Oakes, Ronald, 43 O ' Connor, Ronald, 43 Oliver, Kenneth, 43 Orostegui, Ina, 5 Orton, Virginia, 12,13,14,18,22,43 Oursler, Frank, 43 Overley, Gary, 43 Pack, Garry, 43 Paige, Darren, 43 Paronto, William, 10,11,43 Parrish, Larry, 43 Parsons, Tanis, 12,13,14,43 Patten, Darryl, 5,11,21,51 Patterson, Merle, 12,27,36 Payne, William, Jr., 43 Pence, Susan, 10,12,21,43 Pendley, Jim, 43 Pendley, Patty, 36 Pepper, Daniel, 43 Perisho, Kim, 12,13,14,43 Pettit, Michael, 43 Pettus, Wilfred, 5,17 Phillips, Jerry, 36 Piatt, Sharon, 8,10,12,20,21,43 Pitcher, June, 8,17,18,22,36,51,54 Pochop, Kathleen, 9,12,17,18,43 Pogozelski, Linda, 5,22 Porter, Nancy, 43 Porter, Richard, 27,43 Potts, Thomas, 43 Pousti, Mohammed, 43 Powell, Allen, 43 Prewitt, Edna, 44 Pribble, Raymond, 44 Primm, Howard, 44 Purkeypile, Gerald, 12,44 Ramp, Elaine, 46 Rathbun, Beulah, 44 Ravenscraft, Jay, 36 Ray, Joan, 36 Ray, Lynda, 12,13,14,18,22,44 Raymond, Don, 13,36 Rebenstorf, Gary, 8,17,21,27,28,34,36 Reed, Beverly, 12,44 Reed, Robert, 44 Reel, Norbert, 46 Reith, John, 44 Remsberg, Dale, 5,26,27,31 Rice, Maurice, 8,10,14,16,21,44 Richardson, Martha, 36 Rogers, Patricia, 36 Rogers, William, 27,37 Rohmeyer, Ellen, 17,22,37 Rohmeyer, Shirley, 14,17,18,37 Rossillon, Larry, 44 Rowe, Marian, 5 Roy, Alice, 12,16,44 Ruck, Terry, 44 Russell, Robert, 17,37 Sato, Jean, 44 Satterfield, Terry, 37 Sawtelle, Harold, 44 Schaefer, Charles, 44 Schawo, Robert, 9,12,13,14,16,18,44 Schilling, George, 44 Schlesinger, Victor, 46 Schmidt, Clinton, 44 Schmidt, Samuel, 19,21,44 Schwemmer, Ken, 27,44 Sears, Eddie, 44 Sears, Phyllis, 44 Seglem, Mary, 12,19,20,44 Seiver, Brenda, 16,44 Setchell, Warren, 8,17,21,27,28,34,37,51,54 Sewell, Gary, 44 Shasten, Nancy, 44 Shelton, Sondra, 46 Shira, Linda, 12,22,44 Shoemake, 10,11,21,22,28,29,44 Shook, Michael, 8,10,11,20,21,44 Seigrist, Gerald, 44 Simpson, Herman, 5,51 Simpson, William, 27,44 Sluss, Jim, 13,17,20,44 Small, Charles, 44 Smart, Martha, 12,18,22,44 Smith, Ray, 27,44 Smith, Robert, 44 Snodgrass, Glen, 12,14,44 Sommers, Joan, 20,37 Souder, David, 44 Sperry, Roger, 27,44 Sphar, Shelby, 45 Sprenkle, Lorene, 45 Spring, Kendra, 45 Springs, Randall, 31,45 Stackley, Ralph, Jr., 37 Stahl, Robert, 5 Stanley, Kris, 31,45 Stapleford, John, 45 Steinmeyer, Paul, 45 Stellmacher, James, 45 Stephens, Richard, 31,45 Sterling, Joy, 45 Stevens, Michael, 46 Stevenson, Mary, 8,12,16,18,21,22,45,51,5 Stewart, Nicky, 18,20,45 Stewart, Vickie, 17,45 Stone, Philip, 45 Starrer, Irene, 45 Strelow, Gerald, 45 Swearingen, Harold, 37 Taliaferro, Glenn, 8,13,17,45 Taylor, Charles, 45 Templin, John, 13 Tharp, Gary, 24,37 Tharp, Orville, 16,37 Thompson, Robert, 45 Thurmond, Kelley, 45 Toth, William, 27,37 Trombla, Richard, 20 Truskett, Barbara, 8,10,21,2,24,25,45 Turner, Vernon, 45 Urton, Jerry, 45 VanTuyl, Stanley, Jr., 17,20,45 Wachtel, John, 8,20,45 Waggoner, David, 37 Wakefield, Earl, 37 Wall, Dale, 46 Walbourn, Edwin J., 4,5 Walbourn, Thomas, 20,37 Wallace, Tom, 45 Waller, Judy, 5 Walters, Darrel, 45 Walston, Rita, 46 Ward, Dennis, 45 Warren, Mary, 37 Watkins, Leona, 5,8,51 Watkins, William, 45 Webster, Richard, 46 Welty, Sam, 45 West, Marc, 37 Westover, Dennis, 46 Whearty, Martin, 46 Widick, Connie, 8,22,45 Wiggins, Dwight, 45 Wiggins, James, 45 Wiley, Michael, 28,31,45 Wilkerson, Bill, 27,37 Wilkinson, John, 8,21,24,38,45 Willett, Scott, 45 Williams, Grace, 46 Williams, Kathryn, 37 Williamson, Michael, 46 Wischropp, Theodore, 5 Witham, Joel B., 12,13,14,45 Wolford, Chloe Eva, 45 Worrell, John, 37 Wrench, Mae, 18,20,37 Wright, Robert, 45 Wright, Terry, 46 Wullschleger, Emily, 46 Yeager, Joyce, 12,16,45 Yeager, Mary, 12,45 Yohe, Gary, 27,45 Young, Roland, 8,29,37 Youssefieh, Ezatollah, 46 Zogleman, Michael, 47 iiftfifI?ffifi!Bffl3Rflffna;Mm«roj uuu iMUKureunti; mws r t ™M ifrcmfflfl!Mrt:Hm ' Ji?fMH ill nflHI ill ■rhJP fill