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

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English Language mastery Achieved in various areas STUDENTS LEARN the importance of the English language in literature and gain practical skills in journalism and composition classes. MRS. ROWE checks magazines for research MISS KUHLMANN counsels with student in private faculty office MR. SIMPSON directs journalism activities L i i : S J MRS. DAIN guides students in library research 14

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BUSINESS CLUB, FRONT ROW: Larry Madsen, president; Linda Andrus, vice president; Sondra Shelton, treasurer, Harriett Eilert, secretary; Leslie Allmond, stuco rep. ; Robert Adams, Phillip Swyden, Merrill Dowers; SECOND ROW: Clinton Schmidt, Martha Smart, Raedeane James, Douglas Pishney, Roy Buchanan, Ronald Bates, Glenn Rappard, Larry R. Jackson; THIRD ROW: Randy Willmore, Dedra Lietzke, Pat Tyler, Margaret Boyce, Linda Bates, Gayla Wimberley, Janice Walls, Dolores Doyle; TOP ROW: Delmar Toellner, David Ball, Larry Wallace, Tracy Jester, Quincey Barnard, Rick Foster, Mr. Seager, sponsor BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS class at work TICKER TAPE streams from adding machines WIRING a 402 accounting machine panel Mr. Seager directs accounting students as others work in middle and far class rooms 13

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LANGUAGE LABORATORY provides students with listen-respond facility Modern Languages The language laboratory installed in early January, gives students direct contact with the teacher con- sole and the tapes or records with voices of native speakers for conver- sation study. Improved comprehen- sion, natural accent, fluency, and confidence aid students in the French and Spanish classes. MR. WISCHROPP manages the teacher console 15