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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1967 volume:

I f T I I I I  ■ ' ■•■ ! f 1 ( i 1 • I T J I I I t C I t | 4 I THE GRIZZLY 1967 Cover design and above sketch by Gale Morgan. This 1967 issue of THE GRIZZLY rec- ognizes the fortieth anniversary of the El Dorado Junior College, foreru nner of the present institution. At the same time it presents in considerable detail the build- ings and facilities of the new campus of the Butler County Community Junior College of El Dorado, Kansas, and the greatly in- creased student body and staff that have been the direct result of the school ' s reor- ganization and expansion. Rickey Stowers, Editor Bill Smith, Chief Photographer Blenda Kuhlmann, Faculty Adviser Contents ADMINISTRATION OUR NEW CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS CAMPUS LIFE CLASSES SPRING ACTIVITIES INDEX 3 13 29 45 53 71 97 109 INVITING ENTRANCE bids welcome to our campus. ER COUNTY ' COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, center of all official business, includes administrative offices, work rooms, the counseling service and a secretarial pool. Administration Administrators Unified Campus Achieved Through Administrative Leadership EDWIN J. WALBOURN, JR., President THE SIGNIFICANT GROWTH of the school has made it necessary to have educators in administrative positions in various areas of the Butler County Community Junior College . These direcotrs have offices in the new ad- ministration building, with the exception of Mrs. Mettler, whose office is located is the nursing area . WILLIAM CUMMINS, Academic Dean and Registrar LEONARD J. MCKINNEY, Director of Adult Education and Business Education RONALD D. WILSON, Direc- tor of Vocational and Technical Training MARILYN V. METTLER , Director of Nursing Educa- tion CHARLES HARRIS, Business Manager Administrative Offices DIRECTORS of college depart- ments conduct much official school business in their offices. MR. McKINNEY, director of Adult Education. PRESIDENT WALBOURN looks out on the campus mall from his office window. DEAN CUMMINS goes over enrollment with a Student. MR. NEAVILLE and secretary in the counsel- ing center. MR. WILSON, director of vocational and technical area. MR. HARRIS, business manager. Board of Trustees Richard Chase Garland P. Ferrell, Jr. Dr. G. E. Kassebaum J. W. Reed James B. McKay, Jr. E. F. Adams Chairman Completed Campus Increases Administrative Responsibilities MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES are kept busy with important policy making proce- dures of the school. On October 1 and 2 they conducted open house and a dedication for the new campus with Gov. William Avery as speaker at the Sunday cere- mony. The date marked the third anniversary of the school ' s becoming a county college. BOARD ROOM in administration building, a place for business. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Garland P. Ferrell, Jr. , J. W. Reed, Dr. G. E. Kassebaum, James B. McKay, Jr. , chairman, E. F. Adams, Richard Chase, Edwin J. Walbourn, Jr., college president. Faculty Increased Staff Meets Students ' Needs SINCE OUR COLLEGE became a county community college three years ago, the faculty, as well as the student body, has tripled in number. The stu- dent-faculty ratio, therefore, remains about twenty students per teacher so that the ideal principle of the junior college to provide individual student help may be maintained. FACULTY WELCOME new members at coffee. BURL T. ARBOGAST, Electronics and Elec- tricity Technology VICTOR BLAND, Guidance Counselor GARYL. BOAT- RIGHT, Drafting Technology LOREN J. BRINK- MEYER, Data Pro- cessing MICHAEL BUTLER, Economics and Bus- iness ROBERT H. CHISM, Art CAROLYN DA IN, English ROBERT DA IN, So- cial Science J. THOMAS DIXON, Music CHARLES FULLER, Bi- ological Science ARDEN GOOD, Auto- Body Repair RICHARD L. GREGORY, Mathe- matics and Physical Science BARBARA JO RIDDLE Nursing (Joined faculty January 3, 1967) FACULTY SENATE in first business meeting CLYDE J. HIEBERT, Physical Science, and Chemistry SAMUEL T. HUGHES, Nursing OLIVER ISOM, Social Science MARY JACKSON, Business JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, Air Conditioning Technology ROBERT E. KENNEDY, Mathematics BLENDA KUHLMANN, English GAYLEA. KRAUSE, Mathematics RICHARD LACEY, Technical Mathematics JOHN K. LAY, Related Vocational English and Social Science JOE P. McADOO, Speech JEANETTE MALONE, Women ' s Physical Education DONALD L. MANGELS, Auto- Mechanics DENNIS MARTENS, Vocational DALE E. NEAVILLE, Director of Guidance and Counseling LESTER W. NIXON, English DARRYLF. PATTEN, Speech WILFRED L. PETTUS, Chemistry % ■ifl Faculty Organized for Professional Strength LINDA S. POGOZELSKI, Business WAYNE POSTOAK, Men ' s Physical Education DALEREMSBERG, Men ' s Physical Education HUGH RICHARDSON, Library MARIAN ROWE, Library RONALD L. SEAGER. Business HERMAN H. SIMPSON, English PHILLIP THEIS, Science DON TOBUREN, English LEONA WATKINS Psychology FRED WEBB, Welding THEODORE WISCHROPP, Foreign Language ETHYL LANGE, secretary to President Walboum. MARTHA PARRY, secretary to Nurs- ing department. BARBARA PARSONS, clerk. Secretarial Staff VIRGINIA FRITZLER, receptionist CAROLYN JONES, secretary to Counselors PAT PLACE, clerk. LINDA PHARES and BARBARA COONROD in secretarial pool. 10 Maintenance Staff , R. L. SEYMOUR, custodian W. L. LAYMAN, custodian BURR ROBERTS, supervisor of buildings and grounds. ARCHIE RIGGS, custodian DENNIS ZUERCHER, groundsman ALLEN PERISHO, night watchman GERALD WHIPPLE, cabinet maker 11 GLENN LEIMER, electrician Staff Mrs. Martha Duncan Housemother Increased Personnel Manage Facilities ADDITIONAL FACILITIES on the campus have necessitated an increased staff, especially in the student union. The dormitory, and the bookstore and food service have provided significant offerings to campus life. Carl Riggs Bookstore Manager CAFETERIA STAFF: Beverly Hess, Manager; Pat Bailey, Snackbar; Lila Whipple, Dishwasher and Baker ' s Helper; Mary Call, Snackbar; Norma Davis, Cook and Server; Jean Schuler, Saladmaker; Leona Londeen, Evening Cook. 12 CLASSES OPENED in September for the first time in the history of our school on our completed campus of twelve buildings. mm Our New Campus THE LIBRARY STUDY AREA on lower level EARLY USE of the reference room Library The library, center of the completed campus, is also the center of academic activity. Study areas, conference rooms, work rooms, listening rooms, and class rooms are only a part of the many facilities provided for students, fac- ulty, and community use. MOVING FURNITURE on elevat or REFERENCE ROOM study area STUDY CARRELS in central area ART ON DISPLAY in library CHECK-OUT DESK CARRELS for private study MAGAZINE STACKS Wsasm CONFERENCE ROOM for class use LIBRARY from mall BULLETIN BOARD READING AREA facing campus mall SCIENCE -ACADEMIC building. PHYSICS lab needs higher ceilinj Inelastic collision experiment. Science-Academic Complex Psychology classes, mathe- matics classes, the biological and physical science departments, modern languages, business courses and speech classes are conducted in the science -academic complex which was one of the first buildings completed for last year ' s use. 16 Academic THE ACADEMIC wing of the complex, which was in use last year, includes the business de- partment, modern languages, and mathematics and speech classes. The lecture hall, between this wing and the science wing is a much-used area for classes and community activities. DATA PROCESSING Monrobot computer. SECRETARIAL OFFICE PRACTICE class. 1 ACCOUNTING CLASSES LANGUAGE LABORATORY aids study of modern language. LECTURE MALL provides classroom and auditorium facilities. . STUDENT UNION. Student Union FOOD SERVICE is one of the main attractions of the student union for dormitory residents and other school personnel who patronize regularly the cafeteria and snack bar. The bookstore provides necessary materials for the students, and smaller rooms are available for small dinner parties. As the social center of the campus the recreational area is a major attraction, and the dining room converts beautifully into a ballroom. SERVING TABLE in cafeteria. I A I 11— % v STUDENTS HAVE meal tickets punched. PASTRIES are prepared. CAFETERIA has busy noon hour. DISHWASHING made easy. BOOK STORE staff readies shelves for semester rush. PUNCH TIME at the prom. FIRE LIGHT in the lounge. STUDENT UNION ballroom setting for Winter Prom. AFTER-GAME hop. POPULAR DOORWAYS. 19 Drafting and Machines NEWEST vocational building on campus houses the drafting and machine tooling departments. DRAFTING BUILDING BLUEPRINTING MACHINE 4 DRAWING ROOM JIGSAWS METAL LATHE 20 Auto Mechanics STUDENTS enrolled in the auto- mechariics courses receive training and experience to qualify them for employ- ment in the automotive industry. SANDING SURFACE for paint job TESTING TIRE tread SPRAY PAINTING FINE ARTS building. LITTLE THEATER audience fascinated by action on stage. Fine Arts Curriculum Offerings Varied and Expanded THE FINE ARTS building is the center of the music, art, and drama activities of the school. Practice rooms, art laboratories, and stagecraft areas are provided for students ' use. The auditorium, designed for a little theater, affords facilities for small campus meetings and performing groups and for community interests. The stage is provided with one of the best equipped lighting systems in the area, making- possible dramatic and varied lighting effects. The presence of this fine arts center on our campus offers a splendid cultural atmosphere for all. SOUND OF CHRISTMAS concert. BLITHE SPIRIT of Actors ' Work- shop ' 66 with Charles White and Celia Conger. CREATING IDEAS in art laboratory. BAND PRACTICES in large rehearsal room REFRESHMENTS AFTER first per- formance of Actors ' Workshop ' 66, INSTALLING LIGHTING panel for theater. STUDENT SCULPTURES in art laboratory. OPEN HOUSE after Actors ' Workshop ' 66. LEARNING GOOD make-up technique. 23 Vocational Department COURSES in welding, refrigeration, and sheet metal work train students for placement in their respective VOCATIONAL BUILDING houses refrigeration and nursing departments. fields. WELDING Instruction REFRIGERATOR MOTOR being repaired. ' f L .. :. , ' - - ' - ' :« A SPARKS fly in welding class. SHEET METAL students putting final touches on portable tool chest. PORTABLE REFRIGERATOR under construction. INSTRUCTION in electronics. 24 Nursing First Class Completes Training NURSING STUDENTS in the first class at Butler County Community College will qualify, at the end of the semester, to write the state board examinations. The nursing department, located in the 300 vocational building, is equipped with hospital facilities for the study of bedside care. Actual clinical experience is received in various nursing areas at the Sedgwick County Hospital and Clinic, Wichita; the Prairie View Mental Health Center, Newton; and the Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital, El Dorado. Additional experience is gained by visiting various community resources, such as nursery schools, mental health centers, Red Cross rooms and ambulance services. MRS. METTLER, director of Nursing Education, confers with Mr. Hughes in her office. , LEARNING technique of medication administration. MRS. CHASE , dummy patient, receives bedside care. CHAIR PATIENT helped to bedside. 25 FIRST TIP-OFF in new gym between Butler and Parsons. FOOTBALL BOYS practice with the gym in the background. JOHNNY PETE scores first field goal for Butler in new gym. Gym New Facilities Increase Recreational Program THE GYM on our new campus is the center of our recreational programs. Moveable bleachers open to seat 2300 persons and are used to accommodate assem- blies of the entire student body. Locker rooms, dressing rooms, and activity areas are provided so that men and women can be participating in various sports at the same time. The basketball court itself is equipped with six different goal areas for practice . For the first time our students can secure a well-rounded physical education program. BOYS P. E. CLASS in the gym. 26 ORIENTATION ASSEMBLY held in the Gym. s -i GIRLS P. E. CLASSES practice archery beyond the gym. BASKETBALL practice. GIRLS get exercise. DRILL TEAM practices. 27 Dormitory Offers On-campus Housing NEW DORMITORY is a great asset to campus life. GIRLS ENJOY leisure time in their room. MRS. DUNCAN in her apartment living room. GIRLS USE study room. USE OF BOYS ' study area is enjoyment. LAUNDRY ROOM put to good use. BOYS LOUNGE in dorm room TV ROOM is popular place 1 ' WS F ■1 ■■■ L m HR. pill jte $£ - Organizations  - STUDENT COUNCIL - BOTTOM ROW: Laura Martindale; Sandy Mossman; Terry Sluss; Vivian Swilley; Barbara Thompson; Sheryl Travis. SECOND ROW: Connie Grigsby; Kay Fisher; Brad Long; Sharon Jordan; Cathy Burress; Judy Scribner; Kathy Daniels; Kathleen Phillips. THIRD ROW: Vaudine Vernon; Karen Higgins; Dave Ollen- berger; Terry Maddux; Raymond Orr; John Lasater; John Poole; Judy Ward; Barbara Leedom; Debbie Long; Janet Schauf. TOP ROW: Linda Brewer; Gene Towne; John Schauf; Ray Staatz; Phil Olsen; Dan Crook; Mike Howerter. Co-sp onsors: Mr. Dain; Mrs. Watkins. Student Council Membership Increased to Meet Added Responsibilities ONE OF THE INITIAL objectives of this year ' s student council has been to increase the membership of the council for activities and responsibilities related to the completed campus. Additional representatives from the two classes have made up most of the increase of membership. The business of the student council includes sponsoring the major social all -school events such as the winter and spring proms and homecoming, the control and review of parking regula- tions, and the cordination of activities of all campus organizations . The Council also serves as the liaison be- tween the student body and the administration. The council holds an active member- ship in the Kansas Public Junior College Student Council Association with Phil Olsen serving as vice -president and Linda Phares as secretary -treasurer. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: SEATED - Brad Long, Connie Grigsby, Linda Brewer, Raymond Orr, Vaudine Vernon, Dan Crook, Penny Startz. STANDING - Mike Howerter, Phil Olsen, Ray Staatz. Ili OFFICERS ASSEMBLED behind glass window of office in student union: Linda Brewer, Secretary; Brad Long, Student Promotions Chairman; Ray Staatz, Vice-Presi- dent; Phil Olsen, President; Penny Startz, Treasurer; Dan Crook, Student Affairs Chairman. 30 ' «, X: RICKEY S TOWERS, Editor, and Miss Kuhlm arm, adviser, proofread final copy. BILL SMITH, Chief Photographer 1 MARY DELL REID, Layout Editor. MARSHA ARNOLD, Typist. BOB McCASLIN, Photographer; JERRY URTON, Portraits. X j ' ' • ' MARGARET BOYCE Make -Up GENE TOWNE JEANNE ROTH Artists JUDITH NOELLER Yearbook Staff THE YEARBOOK STAFF of 1967 is proud to present this issue of THE GRIZZLY, which recog- nizes the fortieth anniversary of junior college education in Butler County and the first year of the Butler County Community Junior College on a completed new campus. The staff, comprised entirely of volunteer members, has been assisted in a small measure by some students who are not spe- cially recognized on this page and in another way by every person who is pictured in the book. This is your book; may it hold many happy memories! 31 ' % , zaaa BUSINESS CLUB: FRONT ROW: Sondra Shelton, President; Linda Wilson, Vice President; Mary Moyer, Secretary; Linda Phares, Treasurer; Linda Thornton, Jeannie Roth, Karen Robertson, Cris Cooley. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Boyce, jeanene Wright, Linda Pack, Kay Scott, Gail Bartlett, Sandy Mossman, Cathy Seglem, Norma Ayers. THIRD ROW: Larry Davis, Bob Shelton, Frank Jackson, David Ollenberger; Mr. Butler, Mr. Seager, Mrs. Pogozelski, co-sponsors. Business Club Science Club THE BUSINESS CLUB is organized to provide business students with desired manners, attitudes, and ethics to continue into the business world. These goals are achieved through talks brought to this organization by guest speakers, discussions on various topics of the business field, and field trips to learn about certain areas of business. SCIENCE CLUB members include students who are interested in any area of science or mathematics. Meetings this year have featured numerous lectures in a series of seminars. SCIENCE CLUB: FRONT ROW: Randall Post, Presi- dent; Gary Harms, Vice President; Bill Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer; Judy Ward, Stuco Representa- tive; Judy Noellner. BACK ROW: Larry Willhite, John Truskett, John Stark; Mr. Gregory, Mr. Pettus, Mr. Hiebert, co- sponsors. m m S.K. S.T.A. : FRONT ROW: Celia Conger, Presi- dent; Shonda Cook, Vice President; Judy Scriber, Secretary; Janye Miller, Treasurer; Kathleen Phillips, State Representative. SECOND ROW: Student Kansas State Teachers Association STUDENTS on our campus who are considering the teaching profession as a career are introduced through the Student Kansas State Teachers Association to opportunities, problems and challenges of teaching; and they become acquainted with new and im - proved methods in the field of education. Virginia Martin, Mary Dell Re id, Wanda Ayers, Jodi Short, Nancy Pearce, Marilyn Jackson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Dain, Mrs. Rowe, Co-sponsors. Nursing Students Association THE FIRST CLASS of nursing stu dents has organized the nursing Stu- dents Association on campus to aid students to prepare for professional responsibilities, to encourage high educational standards, to provide co- operative activities with other de- partments of the college, and to part- icipate in the Kansas State Nursing Association. Students enrolled as nursing majors during the first sem- ester are included as honorary mem- bers. STUDENT NURSES: FRONT ROW: Judy Ward, President; Pam Startz, Vice President; Penny Startz, Secretary; Sharon Jordon, Treasurer; Karen Higgins, Stu co Representative. SECOND ROW: Marilynn Martin; Ruby Kindle; Mrs. Mettler, Mr. Hughes, Co- Sponsors. DEBATE SQUAD: Steve Moore, Peggy Dill, Curtis Harshfield, Mike King, Mary Jones, Mr. McAdoo, coach. Debate Squad Phi Rho PI DEBATE COMPETITION in its sec- ond year of revival has brought success to the debators and recognition to our school. Steve Moore and Peggy Dill accumulated 38 wins against 8 losses and Curtis Harshfield and Mike King had 12 wins against 9 losses during first semester intercollegiate contests, debating with teams from four -year colleges and universities. PHI RHO PI is a national fraternity of Junior College students who excel in debate and forensic activities. Member- ship in the organization is open to stu - dents who have successfully competed in these activities. PHI RHO PI, FRONT ROW: Steve Moore, President; Phil Olsen, Vice president; Carol Humphries, Sec- retary; Peggy Dill; BACK ROW: Curtis Harshfield, Mary Jones, Linda Phares, Mr. Patten, Mr. Mc- Adoo, Co- sponsors. •A NEWMAN CLUB- BOTTOM ROW: Suzanne Finch, President; Jerry Urton, Vice-president; Maureen Baker, Secretary; Susan Steiner, Treasurer; Linda McCoy, Stuco representative. SECOND ROW: Mary Newman Club m THE NEWMAN CLUB is an or- ganization o f Catholic youth es- tablished to provide religious in- tellectual, and social activities for students on college campuses. The local club is affiliated with the National Newman Club Foun- dation. The club includes among its activities service projects for St. Joseph ' s Home. Roy, Cheryl Schwartz, Laura Martindale, Cathy Gash. THIRD ROW: Phil Olsen, David Georges, Tim Tallchief, Tony Di Vigilio, Mr. Robert Chism, Mr. Johnston, co-sponsors. United Christian Fellowship THE UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP, successor to the Juco Christian Youth Organ- ization, providing ecumenical fellowship, study, worship, and service to its members and to the community. Ministers of the county last year voted to sponsor the organization and help in uniting the United Christian Fellowship with similiar organizations on the other col- lege campuses. UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP- BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Margaret Boyce, President; Larry Sterrett, Vice president; Pat Tyler, Se cretary; Bruce Graber, Treasurer; Judy Scribner, Stuco rep- resentative. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Davis, Mary Mercer, Jeanne Perks, Linda Phares, Anita Avery, Norma Ayers, Rickey Stowers, Vaudine Vernon. TOP ROW: Barbara Burgoyne, Wayne Willhite, Larry Willhite, Sharon Jordon, Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, Sponsor. , r • WM Hr- - jBH It V iBti Hk B HP« ' I F jH IfW fe V ■J! { ■ BmlH Delta Psi Omega DRAMATIC STUDENTS who have excelled in theatrical performances and stagecraft work are eligible to be initi- ated into Delta Psi Omega, na- tional honorary dramatic fra- ternity for junior collges. This year ' s initiation will be held late in the spring. A mas- ter craftsman award in the- ater will be presented for the first time this spring. DELTA PSI OMEGA: Laura Martindale, Celia Conger, Mr. Patten, sponsor; Raymond Orr, Warren Abbott, Karen Higgins, NOT PICTURED. Juco Voices IN THEIR THIRD year, the Juco Voices have continued to gain the favor of audiences wherever they perform. Their first public recital was pre- sented in the Little Theater in January, and the group made a tour as far as Phoenix, Arizona during the recess be- tween semesters. Recordings made of the interpretive readings of the Voices have also proved pop- ular. Over one hundred re- cords had been sold by the end of the first semester. JUCO VOICES: Peggy Dill, Linda Fuller, Laura Martindale, Linda Phares, Bill Smith, Mr. Patten, director. 36  ; THE GROUP; FRONT ROW: Celia Conger, Carol Humphries, Mary Dell Reid, Judith Noeller, Jeanne Muldrow; BACK ROW: Robert Ishman, Raymond Orr, Mr. McAdoo, Sponsor. The Group Pi Delta Theta NEWEST ORGANIZATION on cam- pus this year is called The Group. Stu- dents prepare cuttings from plays and present them to various audiences. In- dividual readings are also included in the repertoire. Plans call for a recital of all prepared materials late in the second semester. THIS YEAR Pi Delta Theta presented Actors ' Workshop ' 66 in December, in the all -new little theater. This organ- ization is composed of all persons par- ticipating in any phase of the dramatic productions. H PI DELTA THETA; FRONT ROW: Vance Truskett, Elizabeth Conner, Linda Phares, Paula Davis, Steve Moore, Celia Conger, Kathleen Phillips, Marcia Lindsey, Beverley Conner, Don Meek; SECOND ROW: Suzanne Finch, Larry Davis, Bob Patton, Karen Higgins, Charles White, Barbara Wilson, Mary Dell Reid, Paula Dickson, Cheryl Wilson; BACK ROW: Bruce McAllister, Jim Zang, Tom Boyle, Raymond Orr, Cliff Clark, Warren Abbott, Jim Waddill, Bob Thompson; NOT PICTURED Mr. Patten, Sponsor. CHORUS: FRONT ROW: Judith Noeller, Ann Belew, Gloria Meng, Marcia Girod, Linda Brewer, Evelyn MacKay; SECOND ROW: Karen Stees, Cathy Cappi- telli, Connie Lowe, Myrle Thornbrugh, Mary Dell Reid, Kay Fisher, Mary Turner, Linda Nelson; BACK ROW: Randy Unkel, Wayne Reed, Bob Smith, Charles McLean, Glen Rappard, Bruce Graber, Allen Atchinson, Jerry Wilson, Metha Wichaidist; NOT PICTURED: Mr. Dixon, director. Chorus and Band STUDENTS IN CHORUS participate for the joy of singing and for the opport- unity to acquaint themselves with a var- iety of music, thus developing an appre- ciation of good music. These students have the opportunity to appear with the Chorus in Concert, both during the fall and spring semest ers. THE BAND is an organization made up of interested music students, who play at all home football and basketball games, and present concert music for other occasions. This organization, along with various ensembles and the Chorus, presented a Christmas pro- gram in the Fine Arts Theater as their first public concert of the year. LINDA BREWER, accompanist of the Chorus first semester. BAND: FRONT ROW: David Brown, President; Larry Hughes, Vice President; Mary Dell Reid, Secretary; Diane Baker, Judith Noeller, Jayne Miller, Bill Reynolds; SECOND ROW: Bruce Bettinger, John Lasater, Rodney Haynes, Rob Lewis, Neil Miller, David Stoskopf, Danny Holloway; BACK ROW: Ken Ford, David Bishard, Cheryl Schwartz, Mr. Dixon, director. ' • .••. . ■ COLLEGIATE SINGERS: FRONT ROW: Evelyn Mac- Kay, Mary Dell Reid, Peggy Poole, Connie Lowe, Linda Mattson, Ran dy Unkel; BACK ROW: Nancy LADIES ' TRIO: Vaudine Vernon, Kay Fisher, Peggy Poole, Mary Dell Reid, accompanist. Wallace, Bill Parsons, Charles Dixon, Dale Herring, Bob Smith; NOT PICTURED: Brenda Grey, accom- panist; Mr. Dixon, director. Collegiate Singers COLLEGIATE SINGERS is a vocal organization whose members are chosen by try-outs, that appear around the county before various audiences throughout the year. All students in Collegiate Singers re- ceive one hour ' s credit for their work. The Singers combined with the Chorus for the vocal music at the Christmas Concert. The lower level of the Fine Arts Building is occupied by the music department, and is provided with one main rehearsal room, four private practice rooms, music library, in- strument storage room, uniform stor- age room, and office, therefore, in- creasing the course offerings in music. Ladies ' Trio THE LADIES ' TRIO, also a vocal group selected on a try-out basis, performed for various music -loving audiences and at the Christmas Con- cert. 39 SECOND FLOOR, 1st ROW, L-R: Peggy Dill, Wini Turner, Sheri Murphey, Helen Jessup, Georgia Stroup. 2nd ROW: Cathy Burress, Marcia Bradley, Sheryl Travis, Gloria Meng, Pat Potts, Karen Stees. 3rd ROW: Kay Scott, Joy Wakefield, Linda Nelson, Cheryl Wilson, Cleo Segraves. FOURTH ROW: M amine Baker, Judy Brown, Merry Brewer, Cheryl Schwartz. Dorm Girls FORTY -ONE GIRLS moved into the east wing of the dormitory at the beginning of the school year. Their feminine touch soon turned barren, empty rooms into pleasant homes away from home as they embarked on their college career. A dorm council was organized to provide leadership for the group and representation in cooperation with the college administration. SITTING: Laura Kelly, Sheryl Travis, Cathy Gash, Joy Wakefield, President; Peggy Dill, Karen Stees. STANDING: Pat Freeman, Pat Hast- ings, Pat Potts, Cheryl Wilson, Helen Jessup. FIRST FLOOR - FIRST ROW: Judy Wiggins, Barbara Burgoyne, Dee Hall, Marcia Girod, Janet Hoyt, Mary Turner. SECOND ROW: Cathy Gash, Beverly Connor, Ruth Mc Gregor, Evie Mc Kay, Donna Bonham. THIRD ROW: Barbara Robison, Connie Lowe, Anita Avery, Bobby Jo Davis, Laura Kelly. FOURTH ROW: Pat Hastings, Nancy Davis, Eli- zabeth Connor, Pat Freeman. T P SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROW: Randy Unkel, Bob Patton, Len Williams, John Knight, Metha Wichaidist. BACK ROW: John Stark, Glen Rappard, John Merriam, Jerry Wendt, Wayne Wischropp, Gary Wilks. Dorm Boys FIFTY-SIX BOYS began the new expe- rience of living in a college dormitory when school opened in September. A dorm council was organized early in the year, with president and proctors, to make plans for activities and to handle problems that arise. Members of the council represent the group in reporting to the house mother and or to the college president. COUNCIL, SEATED: Len Williams, President; John Knight, Chuck Atherton. STANDING: Mike Holtz- inger, Mike Goehring, Bob Patton, Mack Deichman. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROW: Rick Augustus, Mike Holtzinger, Harlan Baker, Mark Goehring, Jeff Adair, Jerry Dinkel. SECOND ROW: Jim Adams, Steve Locke, Keith Archer, Robert E. Baker, Mark Dei- chman. BACK ROW: Bill Billins, Tom Barnhart, Steve Hett, Chuck Atherton, Doug Jones, Terry Brentlinger. S ., CIRCLE K: FRONT ROW: Chuck Benton, President; Raymond Orr, Vice President; Dennis Fitzpatrick, Secretary; Bill Johnson, Treasurer; John Lasater, Student Council Representative; BACK ROW: John Poole, Phil Olsen, Chuck Atherton, John Merriam, Vance Truskett, Bob Baker, NOT PICTURED: Walt Rives, Kiwanis- sponsor; Frank Jackson, Mike Pick- ens, Dennis Cooke, Roger Gibson, Wendell Perks. Circle K CIRCLE K is a service organi- zation of college men sponsored by the El Dorado Kiwanis Club. Among their projects this year are collect- ing food for Christmas donated to the Salvation Army. The club holds weekly dinner meetings in the ollege cafeteria. Political Groups POLITICAL groups on the campus are especially active during pre-elec- tion campaigns as they present to the students the current political issues and guest candidates, and assist community projects prior to the general election. COLLEGIATE YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Delmar Toell- ner, President; Ken Ford, Vice President; Mary Dell Reid, Secretary- Treasurer; Kathleen Phillips, Stu- dent Council Representative; Mr. Seager, sponsor; NOT PICTURED: Mr. Isom, sponsor. COLLEGIATE YOUNG REPUBLICANS: John Poole, President; Pat Hastings, Vice President; Mr. Toburen, co-sponsor; Jean Perks, secretary, and Mr. McAdoo, co-sponsor, NOT PICTURED. j A% PEP CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mary Mercer, Debbie Long, Marilyn Jackson, Debi Shipman, Gail Bart- lett, Barbara Wilson; SECOND ROW: Janice Carey. Kathleen Phillips, Mary Dell Reid, Linda Wilson, Nancy Pearce, Laura Martindale, Sharon Jordon; BACK ROW: Bobbi Richards, Anita Avery, Linda Nelson, Linda Thornton, Tomi Jo Lee, Sheri Murphy, Carolyn Hartl, Susan Steiner; NOT PIC- TURED: Miss Malone, Sponsor. Gold Diggers Drill Team THE GOLD DIGGERS, enthusiastic pep club organization of the junior col- lege, has faithfully cheered the Grizzly teams throughout the year. THE DRILL TEAM, the marching unit of the pep club organization, has added to the color and interest of the ball games. Twirling their gold and purple pompons, they have performed at home games and at other places with spirit and precision. DRILL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Gale Gwaltney, Janice Carey, Linda Wilson, Linda Thornton, Debbie Long Gloria Meng, Barbara Wilson; SECOND ROW: Betty Henry, Gail Bartlett, Jeanie Roth, Marilyn Jackson, Dee Hall, Sheri Murphy, Nancy Pearce, Vicki Thomas; THIRD ROW: Jeanie Muldrow, Linda Nelson, Susan Steiner, Kathleen Phillips, Beverly Stull, Carolyn Hartl, Bobbi Richards, Wini Turner, Tomi Jo Lee; BACK ROW: Pat Freeman, Laura Kelley, Sondra Mossman, Jeanne Wright, Joyce Hahn, Faye Sanderson, Laura Martindale, Diane Briggs, Debi Shipman; NOT PICTURED: Miss Malone, Sponsor. ::£.:;: FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Barbara Wilson, Debbie Long, Marilyn Jackson, Head; Kay Fisher, Gail Bartlett, Debi Shipman. Cheerleaders ONE BUSY GROUP on campus is the cheerleaders, During the football sea- son their responsibility is to weld to- gether a new student body and seek to create school interest and loyalty. As the basketball season opens and more games are scheduled, the cheerleaders become the best known students on campus. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Marilyn Jackson, Head; Debbie Long; STANDING: Gail Bartlett, Debi Shipman, Barbara Wilson, Mary Mercer. THE GYM provides an expanded phy sical education program and the cen- tralized facilities for all sports activ- ities. Sports IP T. : ' - — - x= — - ' •s - Jeff Adair Wrt 11 M CC 70 Chuck Atherton Larry Bowers Ron Campbell Dan Crook Mark Frase w- P7 Ol 73 Q1 -if Garry Harms Max Honeyman Bob Itzla Larry Jones Carl Jordan Marten Leimer :, : JJ V . 1 PFjHp 1 : J y  .;| f, • : sls v. Wt 1 1 1 if ? ■ ' jjl ... • ' • •;•■•;. ■ ' , JJSj ? ' | ' : « V. t ;. J p ' .J ' „; ' f Ms i tj W ' SMiSfii iti M . w _ 47 John Knight Schedule Home Fort Scott .... There Dodge City . . . Home Coffeyville . . . Home Arkansas City . . There Highland .... Home Independence . . There Garden Ciby . . . There Hutchinson . . . . Home Jim Linder c ■ COACHES study game procedure Football Gene Linsea THE BUTLER COUNTY GRIZZLIES ended an unfortunate season by beating the Pratt Bea- vers 20 to 16. The Butler victory spoiled Pratt ' s record, cutting the Beavers out of first place in the conference and giving co- championship titles to Coffey- ville and Fort Scott . Ml 0% Dennis Lodovici Brad Long BOWERS PASSES to Knight. 46 m L ' J 83 d fil Jerry Mackey Lynn Meyer Garry Moore Larry Moore Dave Pendelton Mike Pickens C IP GQ Mark Quinlan Rodney Root Doug Shepherd Fred Solis Don Streets Rick Taylor FAKING WITH the ball for yardage. QUINLAN TAKES handoff from Bowers. QUARTERBACK CLOSED in by defenders. 47 Jerome Watowa Jerry Wendt , u SI 1 Jerry Williams MOORE reaches farther Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL has been played this year for the first time on the junior college ' s own court. In- creased school and community interest has been shown in our team, which has provided some excitingly close games and good entertainment. TUNISON aims for the basket. STOKES tips in for two points. PETE outreaches opponents. CORNER scores. ISAACSON releases jump shot. SCHULER goes for another score, Ulysess Stokes Gerald Issacson Johnny Pete Ron Jilg Greg Allen l ■ •45 Jim Branine Basketball Ernest Corner Captain T Bob Schuler §9m Coach Postoak Gary Moore Chester Tunison BASKETBALL SQUAD presented to students at pep rally. 1 MAGICIANS: John Menoher, captain; Ron Wymer, LeRoy Payne, Bob Patton; SECOND ROW: Mark Frase, Tom Ferguson, Tom Grieshaber, Mike Cowman, Bruce Graber. ■■■■■H GLASCO: Ed Blake, captain; Fred Solis, Lynn Meyer; SECOND ROW: Terry Maddox, Mike Woodard, Dave Cloyes, Jerry Mackey. RAT PACK: Ron Shepard, captain; Bob Baker, John Merriam, Rick Wammack, Wayne Wisch- ropp, Steve Morris, Tim Barnhart, John Stark, Steve Locke Intramural Sports BASKETBALL has been the predominant intramural activity this year with matched games being played from November to March among the twelve organized teams. Coach Remsbergwas sponsor of the program. nHBH LOUIE- LOUIE: Ron Howard, captain; Harlan Baker, Ray Bronaugh; SECOND ROW: Bill Bill ins, Steve Hett, Jim Stuart, Ed Seavey. NOTHING HERE: Brad Long, captain; Max Honeyman, Jerry Williams, Steve Mitchell; SECOND ROW: Bob Boyer, Dan Feller, Terry Smith, Larry Jones, Carl Jordan. FOUL MAKERS: Lawrence Lucas, captain; David Bump, Tom Boyle, Charles Dixon, Mike Zlab, Gary Harms. UNTOUCHABLES: Benny Cofield, captain; Dave Buchannan, Mark Quinlan, Jerry Dinkel, Mack Deichman, Larry Moore, Gary Moore. BALL HAWKS: Nate Steele, Darrel Payne, co-captains; Calvin Garland, Larry Hawkins, Orville Benning, Robert Ishman, George Wells. COLONEL RABBITS: FRONT ROW: Glenn Rappart, cap- tain; Larry Jackson, Bill Wheat, Len Williams, Alan Atchison, Randy Unkel; BACK ROW: Gene Linsea, Ken Thon, Chuck Benton, Barry Sparks, Dave Gorges. ANTS: Frank Jackson, captain, Jim Zang, Jerry Compton, Ken Hughes, Steve Grisham, David Ollenberger; NOT PICTURED: Larry Jo Lee. LOSERS: Kenneth Fowler, captain, SEATED; Melvin Weber, Ken Schwemmer, Dave Pendle- ton, Don Streets, Dan Crook; NOT PICTURED: Jerry McEachen, Larry Gaston, Bob Itzla. WONDERS: FRONT ROW: Parry Owen, captain; Gary Ball, Wayne Miller, Dennis Moreland; BACK ROW: Craig McClure, Art Moore, Gary Owen, Jim Balch. 51 Physical Education GYMNASIUM FACILITIES avail- able on our new campus and addi- tional community opportunities have made possible a greatly increased physical education program for all students. In addition to those fea- tured on this page, other activities will be introduced in the future. ARCHERY demands accuracy. CALISTHENICS strengthens muscles. VOLLEYBALL stretches arms BASKETBALL is a common choice. STUDENT INTERESTS on campus make up a varied, busy schedule for all. Campus Life STUDENTS LISTEN in open area under library Student Council Sponsors First School Dance MANY STUDENTS gathered on campus for the opening social ac- tivity of the school year when the student council sponsored a get -ac- quainted party on the patio area under the library at the end of the first week of school. A pop band provided the music for the informal occasion. HAVE A COKE Campus Firsts SCHOOL LIFE on our new campus provid- ed many new experiences that were firsts for the campus. ■mi fr.+; • IS. FIRST ENROLLMENT line swells to all time high. FIRST RECEPTION for open house FIRST MEAL in cafeteria HEADED for the first classes FIRST PEP rally ii; MARILYN JACKSON TERRY SLUSS Homecoming Attendants Iffi KAY FISHER PAT POTTS 56 I i I Homecoming Queen Linda McCoy Linda was chosen 1966-1967 homecoming queen by the entire student body. A freshman, she is majoring in secretarial training and business. She is an enthusi- astic spectator of all sports and an active participant in the area of swimming, holding a water safety instructor ' s certificate. On campus she is a member of the Newman Club and serves as its student council representative. 57 QUEEN LINDA is presented Presenting A Queen THIS YEAR ' S HOMECOMING QUEEN was presented and crowned at the halftime of the Highland football game. After-game fes- tivities included a dance, the first in the student union ballroom. ESCORTED to the field by Steve Hungerford ROYALTY CANDIDATES: Steve Hungerford, Linda McCoy, Chuck Benton, Patricia Potts, Terry Sluss, Graham Bailey, Marilyn Jackson, Bruce Graber, Kay Fisher, Glenn Rappard A QUEEN crowned THE QUEEN ' S DANCE 58 HOMECOMING ROYALTY: Terry Sluss, Patricia Potts, Queen Linda McCoy, Kay Fisher, Marilyn Jackson Homecoming Royalty THE ATTENDANTS ' dance 59 Campus 19 cfltop Bruce Graber BRUCE GRABER, a sophomore, has been a member of United Christian Fellowship both years and is treasurer this year. He participated in football and spring sports last year but this year has concentrated his attention on his business administration major. 60 Favorites 57 ! s j 4 Deborah Long DEBBIE LONG, a sophomore, majoring in physical education, has been active in pep club and a cheerleader both years at the junior col- lege. She was a member of Juco Christian Youth last year and is a member of the newly organized drill team and a sophomore class representative on the student council this year. 61 ' ' % ' ■ ' ■■ Dan Crook Favorite Candidates 1967 62 CAMPUS FAVORITES: Raymond Orr, Dan Crook, Bruce Graber, Debbie Long, Laura Martindale, Linda Phares. Campus Favorites STUDENTS SELECTED early in December six candidates to vie for the campus favorites. Winners Bruce Gra- ber and Debbie Long were announced at the Winter Prom, which was held in the student union ballroom on the evening of December 10. THE FAVORITES ' DANCE 63 FROM THIS in 1926-1927 TO THIS in 1966-1967 Mr. Nixon has been an influential force in both the school and the community throughout these years. As a speech teacher he directed over fifty major plays as well as many one -act plays. His debate team in 1938, 1951, and 1955 1955 placed first in the National Junior College Debate Tournament; and in other speech con- tests, one student won national first place in Women ' s Extempore Speaking, and another in interpretive Reading. In the community Mr. Nixon served for eight years as president of the El Dorado Con- cert Association and later was a member of its board of directors. He also helped found the El Dorado Little Theatre and was an offi- cer in the local UNESCO chapter. His leader- ship in the community has given him added opportunities to involve his students and fellow -teachers in community programs; for his philosophy of education has included the involvement of students and faculty in the academic and cultural climate of school and community. To see him set out from the campus for town at a brisk pace that most students would not want to match is to realize that his many years of association with the young people of the community have kept him youthful in body as well as in spirit. As he has served faithful- ly the school in the past, we trust the school will continue to serve the youth of the future in bringing educational opportunities and scholar- ly vision to all who pass through its doorways. An Anniversary and A Retirement Forty years ago last September 5, 115 students enrolled in the newly opened El Dorado Junior College and attended classes in the third floor area and two classrooms of the sec- ond floor of the present El Dorado Junior High School building. Two years later Mr. Lester W. Nixon, a young teacher with seven years of experience and a newly earned Master ' s Degree from Colum- bia University, came to El Dorado to become an instructor in the junior college. Here he has remained for a total of thirty-eight years and has seen that young, small school strug- gle for existence, develop an aca- demic stature in the community, and finally demand a program of revision and expansion that resulted in the creation of the Butler County Community Junior College and the construction of twelve buildings on an eighty-acre campus. MR. NIXON in his private office in the library. LESTER W. NIXON, THE GRIZZLY GROWL, 1930. Lester W- Nixon Junior College Instructor 1929-1967 WHEN MR. NIXON grades his last paper at the end of the semester, di- rects graduating sophomores to place their mortar board tassels properly, and hands out his last grade card on June 2, he will close the door on forty - five years of devoted service to the teaching profession, thrity -eight years of which have been spent in El Dorado. Except for a short time early in his El Dorado career when he taught some high school classes, he has been asso- ciated specifically with the junior col- lege. Students who have sat under his instruction, whether the course was composition, literature, English his- tory, psychology, children ' s literature New Testament, speech, or debate, have found his intellectual stature stim ulating and inspiring. LESTER W. NIXON, 1967 Elected to Pi Delta Kappa, national honor education fraternity, while he was a student at Columbia University, he has encouraged and guided many stu- dents to pursue academic excellence for themselves, and he has introduced countless others to literature, art, mu- sic, and other interests through the interrelatedness of his subject matter. As the result of his classroom accom- plishments his influence will continue to reach into the lives of untold numbers of persons who will become recipients of ideas and principles passed on to them by those who have studied under Mr. Nixon, our honored instructor. 65 LINDA PHARES in SAINT JOAN BEV and LIZ CONNER RAY CyTano ORR STEVE Mephistopholes MOORE 66 Actors ' Workshop ' 66 ACTORS ' WORKSHOP ' 66 initiated the stage and lighting equipment of the theater in December. Various types of performances provided dramatic enter- tainment for the enthusiastic theater- goers. RAY ORR and KAREN HIGGINS • — ' ■.,. « MARCIA LINDSAY PAULA DAVIS and STEVE MOORE STEVE MOORE CURTAIN CALL-ready for reception. 67 MORNING BULLETIN attracts attention Life on Campus BOOKS for sale. A HOT SEPTEMBER DAY in the library. WANT YOUR CAR repaired? HAMBURGERS are popular. STUCO election. CLASSES are next! GOVERNOR WILLIAM AVERY speaks at campus dedication. V , . ' . V ■:m m ::m:t (:::: Ji ; CHORUS provides music. Dedication and Open House THE NEW CAMPUS was dedicated on October 2, 1966, and open house was held also on October 1, 1966, third anniversary of the school ' s becoming a county- institution. STUDENT COUNCIL members direct campus visitors. DATA PROCESSING machine appears complicated. CAFETERIA STAFF set up first reception table. LECTURE HALL attracts many. 70 LIBRARY opens doors. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS: Raymond Orr, president; Vaudine Vernon, sec-treas. ; Larry Wallace, vice president. Warren Abbott, El Dorado Liberal Arts Robert Adams, Wichita Business Administration Paul Allen, Potwin. Business Administration Norma Ayers, Leon General secretary Graham Bailey, Neodesha Journalism Sybil Baker, El Dorado Data processing Thomas Barrick, El Dorado Liberal Arts Donald Beach, Wichita Industrial engineering Richard Beard, Wichita Liberal Arts Norman Belanger, El Dorado Data processing Ann Belew, El Dorado Elementary education Sue Belew, El Dorado Liberal Arts Charles Benton, El Dorado Data processing Robert Berens, El Dorado Biology David Bishard, Mulvane Liberal Arts Eddy Blake, Glasco Industrial arts Bill Blecha, Derby Engineering Stephen Bohrer, Douglass Medicine Donna Bonham, Great Bend Elementary education Margaret Boyce, El Dorado Data processing Utilize Facilities of Unified Campus FOR THE FIRST TIME in the history of Butler County, junior college soph- omores on a new, large campus have the opportunity to complete two years of college work in an increased variety of courses of study. Graduates in vocations, in technical fields, and a parallel program of the university are preparing themselves for places in the world of tomorrow. MkdiM 72 Robert Boyer, El Dorado Business Administration Thomas Boyle, Raytown, Mo. Forestry Darrall Bradley, El Dorauo Engineering Truman Bradley, Augusta Accounting management JimBranine, Cheney Physical education Margaret Brewer, Leon Nursing Eddie Brewster, Wichita Business administration David Brown, Leon Liberal arts Judy Brown, Wichita Liberal arts Thomas Brush, Towanda Data processing Roy Buchanan, Cassoday Business administration Charles Burns, Wichita Geology Byron Carr, Augusta Electricity David Casper, El Dorado Auto mechanics Dan Chisham, El Dorado Liberal arts Sophomores Rely on Capable Leadership Stephen Clifford, Augusta Liberal arts Charlene Cline, Wichita Liberal arts David Cloyes, El Dorado Liberal science Dale Coiner, El Dorado Business David Cole, El Dorado Liberal science Celia Conger, Lakeview, Oregon Liberal arts Linda Cook, El Dorado Business William Cook, El Dorado Engineering Earnest Corner, Wichita Liberal arts Sydney Covert, El Dorado Liberal arts Daniel Crook, El Dorado Liberal arts Lynn Crumrine, El Dorado Air cond. technology Roger Cutsinger, El Dorado Drafting technology Kathryn Daniel, El Dorado Elementary education Lawrence Davis, Wichita Medicine Larry Dealy, El Dorado Electricity Rodger Decker, Peabody Electronics Randy Divine, Howard Business administration Billie Downard, El Dorado Liberal arts Michael Dumbauld, Wichita Liberal arts flfcltJ fcKtitffcAfi 73 A.lfcfc kittiwii Wayne Duncan, El Dorado Air Conditioning Ruby Edgington, Augusta Nursing John Edwards, El Dorado Liberal Sciences Dick Elliott, Wichita Vocational Tech. Judy Ellis, El Dorado General Secretarial Carol Elmore, El Dorado Elementary Education David Ferguson, Wichita Electronics Kay Fisher, El Dorado Physical Education Dennis Fitzpatrick, Sterling Auto Technology Phillip Flock, Eureka Welding Kenneth Fowler, El Dorado Physical Education Robert Fox El Dorado Business Raymond Fried, El Dorado Drafting Technology Gerald Fuller, El Dorado Liberal Arts Phillip Fullerton, Wichita Liberal Arts Karen Gaines, Augusta Secretarial Calvin Garland, El Dorado Liberal Science Donna Garritson, Augusta Liberal Arts Dennis Gates, Wichita Engineering John Gilliand, Augusta Business Administration Marcia Girod, El Dorado Art Gretta Gish, El Dorado Chemistry David Gorges, Clearwater Business Bruce Graber, El Dorado Business Administration Persis Greenbank, El Dorado Elementary Education Sophomores Swell Enrollment Line Thomas Grieshaber, Belvue Audio Broadcasting Connie Grigsby, El Dorado Social Science Joyce Hahn, Viola Elementary Education Gary Harms, Whitewater Agriculture Carol Harris, Wichita Legal Secretary Raymond Harshfield, Wichita Business Administration Keith Hartman, Wichita Business Administration Karen Higgins, Marion Nursing Kay Highbarger, Leon Secondary Education Walter Hollis, Towanda Liberal Arts ittilifc 74 Gene Howerter, Augusta Drafting Technology Michael Howerter, Augusta Business Administration ENROLLMENT LINE forms across the campus. f it lib life! 4 Alt MA Leonard Hudson, Augusta Political Science Kenneth Hughes, El Dorado Physical Education Steve Hughes, El Dorado Liberal Arts Carole Humphries, El Dorado Secondary Education Stephen Hungerford, El Dorado Law Hossein Jabbari, Wichita Medicine Larry Jackson, Strong City Liberal Arts Marilyn Jackson, El Dorado Education David James, Wichita Liberal Arts Glenna James, Douglass General Secretary George Janney, El Dorado Liberal Arts Tracy Jester, Wichita Accounting Management Jeffrey Jeter, Wichita Engineering Ronald Jilg, El Dorado Engineering Loren Johnson, Wichita Education William Johnson, Potwin Physics Larry Jones, Neodesha Pharmacy Sharon Jordan, El Dorado Nursing Ruby Kindle, Eureka Nursing Mike King, Eureka Law Richard A. King, Wichita Business Richard L. King, El Dorado Electricity and Electronics Richard Knowles, Wichita Law Richard Kolste, El Dorado Liberal Arts Franklin Kratzer, El Dorado Auto Body Mechanics 75 v FOOTBALL TEAM given warm send-off Rex Krieg, Wichita Law Raymond Lahar, Eureka Auto technology George Larimer, Wichita Elementary education Marten Leimer, El Dorado Engineering Jack Lewis, El Dorado Engineering Robert Lewis, El Dorado Business administration Dedra Lietzke, El Dorado Data processing Darell Lindsey, El Dorado Business Richard Lipscomb, Augusta Accounting management Deborah Long, El Dorado Physical education Jerry Mackey, Madison Liberal arts Terry Maddux, El Dorado Secondary education Richard Marcum, El Dorado Business administration Marilynn Marten, Winfield Nursing Owen Martin, El Dorado Drafting technology iiiA fc Ail Tjitfi i fc , % 1 1 fa tltfc Laura Martindale , El Dorado Physical education Edward Matthews, El Dorado Business Gary Mayfield, Wichita Data processing Harry McClintock, El Dorado Business Administration Jim McCluggage, Douglass Liberal arts Thomas McCorkle, Wichita Psychology William McCully, El Dorado Data processing Ruth McGregor, Leon Liberal arts Robert McLaughlin, Wichita Business administration Charles McLean, Jr. , Towanda Secondary education 76 lllfctt Joan Mealer, Wichita Art Mary Mercer, El Dorado Physical Education Nader Milanizadeh, Wichita Engineering James Miller, Wichita Physical education Linda Mills, El Dorado Secondary education Daniel Mock, Reece Liberal arts Elmer Moody, Whitewater Liberal arts Steve Moore, Augusta Liberal arts Gary Morgan, Atlanta Auto mechanics Steven Morriss, Topeka Architecture Theodore Nelson, Burns Liberal arts Dwight Nickel , Newton Drafting technology Leon Nugen, El Dorado Liberal arts Linda Nutley, El Dorado Elementary education Martha Oliver, El Dorado Secondary education Phil Olsen, El Dorado Medicine Raymond Orr, Whitewater Liberal arts Gary Overley, El Dorado Business administration Roger Palmer, El Dorado Air cond. technology Robert Pardee, Mayetta Liberal arts Sophomores Display School Spirit William Pardue, El Dorado Electricity Robert Parry, El Dorado Engineering Everett Payne, Jr. , Wichita Drafting technology Nancy Pearce, El Dorado Elementary education David Pendleton, Neodesha History Jeanne Perks, El Dorado Political science Linda Phares , El Dorado Business education John Pickett, Benton Business administration Eddie Pierce, Augusta Drafting technology Jim Pinkham, Wichita Pharmacy Margaret Poole, El Dorado Liberal arts Nancy Porter, El Dorado Secondary education Glenn Rappard, Overbrook Accounting Jimmie Redmond, Wichita Liberal arts Gary Reed, El Dorado Auto body mechanics 77 Robert Reed, El Dorado Auto body Wayne Reed, Wichita Liberal Arts Vontella Reginato, Wichita Speech Mary J. Richards, El Dorado Secondary Education Mary Roy, Benton Secondary Education Mike Russell, El Dorado Secondary Education Carl Saft, Wichita Business Administration Billy Sager, Wichita Secondary Education Gerald Sanders, Eureka Liberal Arts Faye Sanderson, Wichita Home Economics Ken Schwemmer, El Dorado Agriculture Judy Scribner, El Dorado Elementary Education David Sharp, Rose Hill Engineering Sondra Shelton, El Dorado Business Education Paul Shepherd, Neodesha Business Administration Sophomores Participate In The Fun Jo Helen Short, Augusta Elementary Education Spencer Shubert, Wichita Liberal Arts Donald W. Smith, Wichita Business Administration Bill Smith, Douglass Mortuary Science Frederick Solis, Cottonwood Falls, Auto- Technology Bill Sommers, Burns Drafting technology Ray Sowers, Leon Engineering Shelby Sphar, Leon Business Administration Ellen Sprecher, El Dorado Elementary Education Joseph Sprecher, El Dorado Liberal Arts Gerald Starr, Towanda Pharmacy Pamala Startz, El Dorado Nursing Penelope Startz, El Dorado Nursing Rickey Stowers, El Dorado Elementary Education Don Streets, Neodosha Business Administration Darrel Strub, Wichita Liberal Arts Beverly Stull, Wichita Home Economics Michael Sullivan, Douglass Auto- technology Suzanne Swilley, El Dorado Business Richard Taylor, Towanda Secondary Education. 78 .--.: :; •-■.■■,-. ■ ' . :.... ' . •: .. •: --. .-. :■- r l -.. ,.: ' ■;■;;.;. -  i- ' n, i ■■■ ■ ■: . ■ ■■ ... ■ .. ■. ■■■■■.■-■■..■ .r ,-,. .1 n atmmm -,- Jerome Thissen, Wichita Business Myrle Thornbrugh, Towanda Nursing Delmar Toellner, El Dorado Data processing GET-ACQUAINTED PARTY climaxes first week Marion Thornton, Leavenworth Physical education Eugene Towne, Towanda Wildlife management Vance Truskett, Eureka Liberal arts Patricia Tyler, El Dorado Business Janice Ullom, El Dorado Secretarial Jerry Urton, El Dorado Journalism Vaudine Vernon, El Dorado Physical education Darwin Wakefield, Towanda Engineering Leonard Wakefield, Leon Welding Larry Wallace, El Dorado Business administration Tom Wallace, Potwin Liberal arts Bonnie Walston, Towanda Elementary education Judy Ward, Wichita Nursing Jerome Watowa, Atchison Secondary education Gary Weber, Eureka Business administration Melvin Weber, Potwin Engineering Scott Weber, Burns Automotive technology George Wells, Augusta Physical education Michael Wentworth, El Dorado Business administration Pamela Whitehead, El Dorado Secretarial Education Dwight Wiggins, Eureka Engineering Franklin Williams, Wichita Liberal arts Chloe Wolford, Augusta Education Robert Wright, Mulvane Dentistry Michael Zogleman, Burns Liberal arts 79 CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Howerter, pres. ; Ron Shep- herd, vice pres. ; Maurine Baker, s ec. -treas. Freshmen Explore Campus Almost 700 stu- dents enrolled this year as freshmen, taking advantage of the new campus and its many offerings. Jeffrey Adair, Goddard Betty Adams, Augusta James Adams, Wichita Edward Allen, Wichita Thomas Barnhart III, Murrysville, Pa. Gail Bartlett, El Dorado Harold Beal, El Dorado James Bean, Jr. , El Dorado Terry Bell, Wichita Curtis Belt, El Dorado Brenda Benigas, El Dorado Orville Benning, Jr. , Topeka George Benton, El Dorado Gilbert Berryman, Potwin Bruce Bettinger, Wichita Billy Billins, Wichita Gregory Allen, Wichita Ronald Allen, El Dorado Larry Alley, Douglass David Anderson, Wichita James Anderson, El Dorado Robert Andrew, El Dorado Keith Archer, Winfield Marsha Arnold, Augusta Allen Atchison, Overbrook Charles Atherton, Abilene James Atkins, Wichita Richard Augustus, Wichita Anita Avery, Wichita Wanda Ayers, Leon Diane Baker, El Dorado Donald Baker, Elbing Harlan Baker, Goddard Maurine Baker, Augusta Robert Baker, Wichita James Balch, El Dorado Gary Ball, El Dorado William Ball, Wellington Vernon Barker, El Dorado Terrell Barnes, Wichita 4i fc ftiifc4 fa 80 8gfca fti SM m ttfc5t{am ju re¥3JJKW«w;w jEM;iinv K? sy,v .-t ! Ilk lH i irfcl John Blackburn, Wichita John Blackmore , El Dorado Rick Blackwood, El Dorado Dennis Bobbitt, Wichita Larry Bowers, Douglass Hugh Bradbury, Wichita Marcia Bradley, Augusta Terry Brentlinger, Wichita Linda Brewer, Atlanta Merry Brewer, Leon Diana Briggs, El Dorado Robert Britting, El Dorado Freshmen Organize for College Activities Ray Bronaugh, Paxico Ann Brown, Augusta Jimmy Brown, Wichita Ronald Brown, Wichita Elbert Buchanan, Wichita David Bump, Towanda Barbara Burgoyne , Valley Center Kent Burk, Eureka John Burke, Derby Dennis Burr, Wichita Catherine Burress , Augusta David Calloway, Augusta Chris Calvert, Augusta Alfred Campbell, Jr. , Wichita Ronald W. Campbell, Neodesha Ronnie D. Campbell, Wichita Donald Canfield, Wichita Kristen Canfield, Wichita Catherine Cappitelli, Wichita Janice Carey, El Dorado David Carlisle, El Dorado Darrell Carlson, Wichita Dennis Cartwright, Wichita Frederick Carver, El Dorado ■Hi. kll ■m 4a£ifcajii4itiiiM William Cary, Wichita B. J. Cassady, Wichita Keith Cattrell, Haysville ■ Sherry Caver, El Dorado Johnnie Cawthorn, Potwin David Cecil, Wichita Tom Chappell, Augusta Gale Chastain, El Dorado Michael Clarey, Wichita Clifton Clark, Amarillo Kenneth Clark, Leon Ray Clark, Wichita 81 . -IIJHfl ll i wk SB IlIIb Steven Clark, Towanda Tom Clark, Potwin Robert Cofield, Wichita Dennis Combrink, Kiowa Jerry Compton, El Dorado Beverley Conner, Wichita Elizabeth Conner, Wichita Shonda Cook, El Dorado Dennis Cooke, El Dorado Connie Cooley, Douglass Christina Cooley, Douglass Clarence Corn, Jr. , Wichita Freshmen Oriented in College David Costello, Wichita Terry Countryman, El Dorado Michael Cowman, Wichita Roy Craft, Douglass Harold Cross, El Dorado Tom Cunningham, Wichita Robert Danielson, Junction City Renee DaSilva, Wichita Darlene Dauber, El Dorado Barbara Davis, Herington Elizabeth Davis, Potwin Nancy Davis, Wichita Paula Davis, Wichita Walter Davis, Jr. , Wichita Georgetta Davisson, El Dorado Donald Denning, Wichita Paula Dickson, El Dorado Peggy Dill, Augusta kh wfe ttSU 4 At-fc.l Lifcfctli Gerald Dinkel, Victoria Steve Dirks, Wichita Charles Dixon, Leon Billy Doll, Wichita John Dopps, Wichita Richard Dopps, Wichita Robert Dopps, Wichita Sherrie Dosda, Wichita Larry Drake, Attica Lonnie Dreyer, Whitewater Paul Eaton, Wichita Kenneth Eaves, Wichita William Ecton, Augusta Stanley Edmunds, Wichita David Edwards, Wichita Ronald Eisenbise, El Dorado Judith Elam, El Dorado Tony Elder, Wichita 82 ! mi «w; w- j sa ii itow :tr-i r; .:• • _ K-i.T ' -i i. ani.Tti,. ™;sv; itMrai MffiJUMiim«  iai ft Keith Emmons, Latham David Engels, Benton Michael Evans, Rose Hill Sharon Evenson, Towanda Gregory Ewalt, Augusta Tohn Ewertz, Harper Keith Fankhauser, Virgil Danny Feller, El Dorado Joyce Fennell, El Dorado Thomas Ferguson, Wichita Suzanne Finch, Colorado Springs, Colo. Stephen Finley, Burns Richard Fioretto, El Dorado Michael Fitzgerald, Wichita David Flesher, Wichita Sherry Foltz, Wichita Kenneth Ford, El Dorado Larry Fowler, Eureka Mark Frase, Arlington Heights, 111. Emerson Freeman, Rose Hill Patricia Freeman, Wichita Gerald Friesen, Whitewater Beverly Frisbie , El Dorado DonFrisbie, Wichita Linda Fuller, El Dorado Lloyd Funk, Jr. , Eureka Joe Futhey, Rose Hill Cathy Gabel, El Dorado Danny Gann, El Dorado Ronald Gann, El Dorado Judith Garrett, El Dorado Catherine Gash, Augusta Larry Gaston, El Dorado Isabe] Gates, Burden Albert Gaulding, Wichita William George, Jr. , Fall River PRES. WALBOURN addresses students at orientation assembly. 83 Alfred Giardina, Wichita Roger Gibson, El Dorado Timothy Giles, Wichita Norman Goldsmith, Garden Plain RECORD STUDENT BODY gathers for orientation assembly. Clifford Goodman, Andover Patrick Gordon, Leon Jerry Gorham, Wichita Alan Graham, Whitewater Fred Grant, Wichita Valerie Gravatt, El Dorado James Graves, Derby Brenda Gray, El Dorado Norman Greene, Emporia James Griggs, El Dorado Stephen Grisham, El Dorado Thomas Gull, El Dorado Sharon Gum , El Dorado Gale Gwaltney, El Dorado Glen Haight, Wichita Paul Haines, El Dorado Marcia Hains, El Dorado Berlie Hale, Jr. , Haysville Delores Hall, White City Sandra Hall, Hays Richard Hallaux, Wichita Nonalee Hamilton, El Dorado Brenda Hammon, El Dorado LannyHarbes, Towanda Jim Harden, Wichita Sharon Harlan, El Dorado Arnold Harris-, Wichita John Harris , Wichita Richard Harrison, Wichita Curtis Harshfield, Wichita MarkHartke, Wichita Larry Hastings , Derby Patricia Hastings, Cottonwood Falls Larry Hawkins, Wichita Earl Haworth, Burden Linda Haynes, El Dorado 84 ' j- _•■..?■; ■ vr 1.7. ; 13 HJTl l--t i™  «M :i- iiit.iAtt l Rodney Haynes, El Dorado Richard Hazeltine , Wichita James Helena, Wichita James Helfrich, Wichita Betty Henry, Cassoday Danny Herndon, Leon Robert Herndon, Wichita David Herpich, Herington Dale Herring, Augusta James Herring, Wichita David Hess, Rose Hill Steven Hett, Marion Owen Hill, El Dorado Michael Hinshaw, Wichita James Hoenscheidt, Wichita Jane Holem , El Dorado Ruth Hollis, Augusta Danny Holloway, El Dorado Max Honeyman, El Dorado Gary Hoover, Wichita Michael Hoover, Wichita Delbert Hopkins, Potwin Michael Hopkins, Wichita Donald Howard, Wichita Freshmen Number Nearly Seven Hundred L. Ronald A. Howard, Wichita Ronald D. Howard, Douglass Richard Howell, Wichita Janet Hoyt, Wichita Dennis Huff, Wichita Douglas Huffman, Wichita Larry Hughes, El Dorado Robert Hughes, El Dorado Jack Hull, Wichita Mark Hundemer, Augusta Richard Hutchison, Augusta Gerald Isaacson, Wichita Robert Ishman, Topeka Robert Itzla , Middletown, N.Y. Frank Jackson, El Dorado Helen Jessup, Junction City David Jester, Wichita Delia Johnson, El Dorado Jacquelyn Johnson, Wichita Margaret Johnson, El Dorado Richard M. Johnson, Junction City David Jones, El Dorado Douglas Jones, Wichita Mary Jones, Wichita Ptk 85 ■mr z iTVHturt -  :« t « .- ■■ iJKr-wr? iT. ' -ni- ' -it :i:s fiJnSrf«ii ' igO ' «Ha¥9 fifciil Rodger Jones, El Dorado Steven Jones, Wichita Carl Jordan, El Dorado Thomas Jowers, Cheney Irvin Kater, Newton Laura Kelley, Wichita Michael Kelley, El Dorado Phillip Kellogg, El Dorado Karen Kemp, Augusta Marilyn Kidwell, Augusta John King, Potwin Robert Kinkaid, Wichita Marsha Kirschbaum, Wichita Janice Klassen, Whitewater Kenneth Knebler, Wichita John Knight, Jr. , New Hamp- ton, Iowa Lester Koeneman, Newton Jerry Konrade , Offerle Freshmen Begin Classes on Completed Campus Joseph Kramer III, Wichita Larry Krier, Wichita Steven Kreuger, Wichita Stephen Kuhn, Augusta James Lambert, Wichita William Lambert, Wichita Court Lantz, Towanda TedLarcom, Eureka David Larimer, Wichita John Lasater, El Dorado Allen Lathem, Wichita Dale Lauer, El Dorado Leonard Lawson, Wichita Larry Lee, El Dorado Tomi Lee, El Dorado Barbara Leedom, Augusta Ray Lemasters, El Dorado Billy Lemons, Wichita Jean Leritz, Augusta Donna Lewis, El Dorado Michael Lewis, Wichita Richard Lill, Wichita James Linder, El Dorado Marcia Lindsey, El Dorado Stephen Locke, Wichita Dennis Lodovici, Victoria Robert Long, El Dorado Connie Lowe, Wichita Lawrence Lucas, El Dorado Evelyn MacKay, Rose Hill jf% W ' W 86 i[ t!-J-,V:J ' -.:. ' .■ lffiWlS SS3SSlVH ' rV ' t ; tIf  Ef?i Tft!WSEOa M.CWSKSI ' RraMS« KI«IBIl mnHi Howard MacPherson, Wichita Stanley MacPherson, Wichita STUDENTS HEAD for the first class session. ' Jimmie Maish, Towanda Steve Malcom, Wichita Christine Maloney, El Dorado Roger Mark, Augusta Vickie Mark, Augusta Elwood Marshall, Leon Virginia Martin, El Dorado Linda Mattson, Wichita Teresa Mayfield, Wichita Bruce McAllister, Leon Thomas McBeth, Leon Tommy McBride, El Dorado Robert McCaslin, El Dorado Mike McClaren, Wichita Craig McClure, El Dorado Larry McClure , Florence William McClure , Douglass Robert McColpin, Wichita Pamela McCord, El Dorado Daryl McCortor, Vichita Linda McCoy, El Dorado Phil McCoy, Wichita James McCullough, Wichita Bruce McCune, Benton Don McCurdy, Wichita David McElroy, Augusta Edward McGarvey, Carnegie, Pa. Thomas McHugh, Wichita Kenneth McNitt, Wichita Linda McNown, El Dorado Elmo Mealer, Wichita Robert Mealer, Wichita Donald Meek, El Dorado Jerry Mehl, Augusta Gloria Meng, Wichita Robert Menges, Wichita 87 ; ilk : ' lAtfe v i4il t £% ft dflm % Hi Hi. f 1 John Menoher, Wichita John Merriam, Sioux Falls, S. D. Harvey Meyer, El Dorado Michael Miles, Wichita Earle F. Miller III, El Dorado Janet Miller, El Dorado Janye Miller, El Dorado Neil Miller, El Dorado Wayne Miller, El Dorado Randolph Misejka, El Dorado Craig Mitchell, El Dorado Jimmy Mitchell, Wichita Robert Mitchell, Wichita Stephen Mitchell, El Dorado Parvis Mohagheghpour, Wichita Arthur Moore, El Dorado Gary A. Moore, Augusta Garry F. Moore, Wichita Larry Moore, Wichita Dennis Moreland, El Dorado Sandra Mossman, El Dorado Kenneth Mount, Wichita Greg Moyer, Sterling Mary Moyer, El Dorado Jean Muldrow, Topeka Sharilyn Murphy, Wichita Candy Nace, Towanda Jolene Neelsen, Wichita Linda Nelson, Wichita Phillip Neudecker, Wichita Cecil Newman, Wichita Linda Newman, Douglass Terry Nickl, El Dorado Judith Noeller, Augusta Ronald Nugen, Wellington J AJ A i STUDENTS entertained by popular band at fall mixer. 88 James O ' Donnell, Augusta Kenton Oglesbee, Wichita David Ollenberger, El Dorado Russell Oropesa, Wichita Gary Owen, El Dorado Parry Owen, El Dorado James Pack, Wichita Linda Pack, Wichita Marqus Paige, Wichita DeWayne Palmer, El Dorado Lyman Parnell, Towanda Karen Parrish, El Dorado Freshmen Join in Campus Frivolities James A. Parsons, Wichita James G. Parsons, Douglass William Parsons, El Dorado Eldon Patterson, Augusta Forrest Patterson, Wichita Robert Patton, Detroit, Mich. Darryl Payne, Wichita David Payne, El Dorado Douglas Payne, El Dorado Nancy Peckham, Augusta Wendell Perks, El Dorado Dennis Perrine , Derby Dennis Perry, El Dorado Judy Perry, El Dorado Johnny Pete , Wichita Gary Phelps, Hastings, Neb. Kathleen Phillips, El Dorado John Phipps , Wichita Michael Pickens, Lawrence Sharon Pierce, Augusta Darel Pitts, Wichita Terry Poague, Wichita Roger Pond, Wichita John Poole, El Dorado Charles Posey, Wichita Clell Posey, Wichita Randall Post, El Dorado Sherri Potter, Augusta Patricia Potts, Wichita David Prentice , Wichita James Preuett, Wichita Gary Pugh, Eureka Wayne Pursley, Wichita Kenneth Pykiet, Harper Vernon Pykiet, Harper Mark Quinlan, Boulder, Colo. 89 WMraam« u«M gaafflimfi«MBamflB ' • ' , ■: ? ?j$ tim MUSI ifc Al ' DORM BOYS have fun on open campus Walter Ramsden, Wichita Gerald Randall, Douglass Ronald Ratley, Augusta Richard Ray, Augusta Richard Reed, El Dorado Wayne Reedy, Neodesha Donald Reichard, El Dorado Mary Dell Reid, El Dorado Jim Requena, El Dorado Sharon Ressler, Augusta William Reynolds, Wichita Claudia Rice, El Dorado John Rice, Wichita Douglas Richey, El Dorado Gaynell Richey, El Dorado Bertha Richter, El Dorado Cary Riff el, Wichita Robert Ritchie, Winfield Danny Robb, Augusta Kenneth Roberts, Cassoday Karen Robertson , El Dorado John Robinson, Wichita AikA ... ■H S, jHB ■ HHm ., aH Ei H m aH . ik L - . ink if % I o Ath Barbara Robinson, Virgil Carolyn Rollings, El Dorado Jean Roth, Whitewater Robert Rountree, Augusta Elizabeth Roy, Benton John Roy, Benton Oleta Runyon, El Dorado Robert Ruth, Wichita Chris Sandberg, El Dorado Jerry Sandburg, Eureka Peggy Sandburg, Eureka Dennis Scharenberg, Florence Janet Schauf , Augusta John Schauf, Augusta Gary Schaul, Douglass Ken Schmidtberger, Victoria David Schnedler, Wichita John Scholl, Jr. , Wichita 90 i! K)lVV • ., ' ■■ •...■-■. :.-TiHHmn HHHl Robert Schuler, Cassody Cheryl Schwartz, Newton Kay Scott, Wichita Edwin Seavey, Wichita Clyde Seefeld, Wichita Catherine Seglem, El Dorado Cleo Segraves, Newton Michael Shafer, El Dorado Dale Shaffer, Benton Dallas Shaffer, Gridley Steven Sharp, Herington Robert Shelton, Jr. , El Dorado Ronald Shepherd, Wichita Linda Shields, Augusta Deborah Shipman, El Dorado Darrel Shoger, Augusta Rochelle Sidener, El Dorado James Siegenthaler, Jr. , El Dorado •- Freshmen Enjoy New Campus Richard Siegrist, Rose Hill Tamara Skinner, El Dorado Teresa Sluss, El Dorado Donald D. Smith, Wichita James Smith, Wichita Marsha Smith, Towanda Robert Smith, Wichita Ronald Smith, Wichita Terry D. Smith, Augusta Ross Spencer, Wichita Raymond Staatz, Herington Steven Staggs, Wichita John Stark, Lyndon James Steele, Wichita Nathaniel Steele, Topeka Karen Stees, Wichita Larry Sterrett, Wichita Rodney Steven, Wichita Thomas Steven, Wichita Gary Stevens, El Dorado Charles Stewart, Jr. , El Dorado Quentin Stigers, Wichita Valmer Stigers, Wichita Lynn Still, Wichita Ulysses Stokes, Jr. , Wichita David Stoskopf, El Dorado Patricia Strasser, Augusta Delbert Strelow, Wichita Georgia Stroup , Chase Jimmy Stuart, Lawrence k JSl d k tiii A l JL £ 91 ■.■■ ' ' -wi; ■ ' -; . ■.;■ i ' .i .HV. -iw- ' Vt- ' ■;■« ' .•,- -: :-. : •:-.) ■•.-■ -: ,--•. ■ ' . tfc4lfc : 1 Robert Stueven, Augusta Dwight Suddock, Jr. , El Dorado Grace Summers, Augusta Lanetia Swafford, Wichita Vivian Swilley, El Dorado James Swagger, Potwin Del Taft, El Dorado Timothy Tallchief, Wichita William Teeter, El Dorado Vickie Thomas, Wichita Barbara Thompson, El Dorado Robert Thompson, Wichita Kenneth Thon, Tribune Linda Thornton, El Dorado Rebecca Titel, El Dorado Michael Torrance, El Dorado John Wayne Totty, Burns Steven R. Towns, Wichita Sheryl Travis, Wichita Gregory Trippel, Wichita Ronald Trowbridge, Wichita Rodney Trowbridge, Wichita John Truskett, El Dorado Ronald Tucker, Augusta Chester Tunison, Wichita Winifred Turner, Hartford Randal Unkel, Derby Ruth Vachal, Benton John VanSickle, El Dorado AiKAAil m Miik Freshmen Stimulate School Spirit ikikf - mm Wk James Waddill, Wichita Joyce Wakefield, Towanda Charles Walden, Wichita Margie Waltman, El Dorado Frederick Wammack, El Dorado Mark Ward, Douglass Marilyn Watkins, Leon Charles Way, El Dorado Loyd Webert, Jr. , Wichita Jerry Wendt, Tribune Steven Wentling, El Dorado Billy Wheat, Strong City Rex Wheeler, Augusta Charles White , Wichita Clinton White, El Dorado Judy Wiggins, Eureka Edna Wilcox, El Dorado Paul Wilcox, Augusta 92 W«iH5fi MtTSfM TT M£(XfiVSM!ES4««8fc ' 8SS CHEERLEADERS IN First Pep Rally. 1 h- Gary Wilks, Wichita Emmett Willhite, El Dorado Larry L. Willhite, Rosalia Charles Williams, Augusta Jerry Williams, El Dorado NeilWilscam, Wichita Barbara Wilson, El Dorado Cheryl Wilson, Wichita Jerry Wilson, El Dorado Faye Wilson, El Dorado Kathryn Wischropp, El Dorado Wayne Wischropp, Osage City Dennis Wolff, Wichita Michael Woodard, El Dorado Allan Wright, Wichita Jeanene Wright, Towanda Ted Wright, Wichita Linda Wyckoff, El Dorado Ronald Wymer, Wichita James Young, El Dorado ik . Ezatollah YOussefieh, Wichita Ruth Zacharias, Towanda Allen Zane, Wichita James Zang, El Dorado Michael Zlab, Leon James Zook, Newton 93 ■t ..-- ,A ' t-.r -V v.-w v ■; .-hi - -,■-, ■ ' ,- ' ■■, •-.;■• ' 4a Aid fci Aifc £iJ FRESHMEN James Adams, Jr. , Wichita Eduardo Aranguren, Venezuela Daniel Armstrong, Rose Hill Patrick Arnold, Wichita Ronald Baker, Wichita, Doug- las Ballard, Wichita Michael Barker, Wichita, Larry Baum, Wichita, Thomas Beck- meyer, Jr. , Wichita, Michael Beckwith, Wichita, Martin Benoit, Wichita, Roger Bonser, Wichita SOPHOMORES Roger Aistrup, Wichita Herbert Asmann, Wichita Jerry Berry, El Dorado, Lorieta Biggs, Potwin, William Brush, Towanda, Gary Cushenbery, Wichita Timothy Fegan, Junction City Hector Galindez, Venezuela James Johnson, Wichita Herbert Jones, Wichita Richard Kanaga, Derby Michael Kirsch, Wichita Elizabeth Koster, Wichita Marilyn Linder, El Dorado, Joe McCartney, Wichita, Sandra Morgan, El Dorado, John W. Reed III, Wichita, Robert Renz, Overland Park Darryl Robinson, Florence Leonard Smith, Augusta Barry Sparks, Wichita, Diane Weddle, Rich Hill, Mo. , John Young, Wichita, Linda Sue Wilson, El Dorado l. I5S 4 r£ f J CSI F l if ? HP « -▼ y v , . ■■:■■■.■£ ■w k ■ ' «r fc -V vTf 5S r ? J[ John Briggs, Houston, Texas Robert Brooks, Wichita Goldie Buchanan, Wichita Robert Byrne, Jr., Wichita Gary Campbell, Wichita Terry Carter, Towanda Charles Cauttrell, Wichita Michael Coleman, Wichita David Converse, Wichita Arthur Copley, Wichita Douglas Crespin, El Dorado Norman Cullop, El Dorado Reid Davison, Wichita, Mack Deichman, Great Bend, Ernest Dodson, Wichita, Charles Dullea, Wichita, Ronald Edson, Benton, Jamie Edwan, Augusta 94 Richard Elder, Wichita Steven Evans, Wichita, Carl Ferguson, Wichita, John Fleming, Wichita, James Frager, Wichita, Daniel Francis, Wichita Don Frisbie, Wichita Norma Gee, Eureka, Deborah Geller, Wichita, Jeanette Gettings, Wichita, Roger Gibson, El Dorado, Gary Gillett, Wichita Philip Glass, Wichita, Dennis Gleason, Wichita, Mark Goehring, Wichita, Gary Gregory, El Dorado, Carlos Gurdian, Nicaragua, Rickey Guy, Wichita Berlie Hale, El Dorado Ronald Hall, Douglass, Lynda Hammer, Leon, William Han- son, Hamilton, Carolyn Hartl, Wichita, Richard Hazeltine, Wichita Jl A Russell Hemenway, Wichita John Higgins, Wichita, Charles Hilt, Wichita, Loren Hinnen- kamp, Wichita, Mark Holcomb Derby, Michael Holtzinger, Wichita Charles Hummelke, Wichita Dennis Hutchinson, Wichita Charles Jones III, El Dorado Robin Jinkins, Wichita Vema Knackstedt, El Dorado Kenneth Kerls, Jr. , Wichita Thomas Keeton, Wichita William Lambert, Wichita Charles Laymon, Wichita Curtis Lewis, Haysville Eugene Linsea, Cottonwood Falls, Robert Lovell, Wichita Ronald Luallen, Wichita Larry Manz, Wichita, Janice Marcum, El Dorado, Daniel Massey, Wichita, Gerald McFachern, El Dorado Douglas McEnulty, Jr. El Dorado Fredrick McMillin, Wichita Daniel Nakoa, Hawaii, Larry Norman, Connecticut, Michael O ' Donnell, El Dorado, Keith Owen, El Dorado, Richard Pelz, Wichita 95 ■itW7 ««W(fi ffiiffw :«WM«atfKV£«min !WMr - -;•• life M M 14 i Rex Pennick, Wichita, John Pfister, Wichita Clell Posey, Wichita, Mohammad Poutsi Wichita, William Pursley, Wichita, James Reid, Salina Robert Reynolds, Wichita Robert Ritchie, Winfield Phillip Roberts, Wichita, Gary Robinson, Wichita, Dale Rufenacht, Wichita, Karen Ryan, El Dorado Charles A. Sawyer, Wichita Bruce Schneider, Wichita Gustav Salcedo, El Dorado Keith Seymour, Wichita Danny Shell, Wichita, Greg Smith, Wichita Tom Solomon, El Dorado Marvin Solano, El Dorado June Spencer, Wichita, Susan Steiner, Wichita, Roy Steven- son, Wichita, Jerry Steward Wichita Aron Strange, Wichita, Robert Swisher, Wichita, Robert Thompson, Wichita, William Thompson, Wichita, Barry Titze, Wichita, James Trissal Wichita George Turner, Jr. , El Dorado Mary Turner, Wichita, Dennis Underwood, Haysville, Donna Underwood, Andover, Michael Vesey, Wichita, Enrique Vivas El Dorado 4.J  iil life SPECIAL STUDENTS Gale Chastain, El Dorado Jim Greer, Towanda, Robert Hirschler, Benton, Ruth Huber El Dorado Jerry Kirk, Wichita Laura Nace, El Dorado Marjorie Morgan, Burns James Westmoreland, Wichita 96 William Willets, Wichita Danny Weaver, Junction City Nancy Wallace, Wichita, Michael Walker, Wichita, Herbert Wagner, Wichita Spring Activities ereimm MWwmsatMBafWtMlKmii VICTORS OF GIRLS ' Volleyball Tournament CHAMPIONS of Junior College Bowling Tournament. Spring Sports SPRING SPORTS included a girls ' volleyball tournament, a girls ' Softball tournament, golf, track, and a school - wide bowling tournament. The golf and track teams attended several meets. Melvin Weber won the newly instituted pentathlon at the Butler County Invita - tional meet. Bill Billins set a new school record in the pole-vault event, and Terry Maddox won the intermediate hurdles event at the State Jayhawk Junior College meet in Hutchinson. Weber and Maddox went to Garden City where Weber placed fifth in the javelin event. AIMING at the hole MELVIN WEBER, runner BILL BILLINS, pole-vaulter 98 TERRY MADDOX, runner MELVIN WEBER, pentathlon and javelin In Memoriam JOHNNY PETE and MICHAEL VESEY, freshman athletes at But- ler County were victims of a fatal one -car accident near Towanda on April 15, 1967. They were enroute from Wichita to El Dorado to as- sist at a track meet. Johnny was a starting player on the basketball team all season. Mike, a second- semester transfer student expected to be a member of the football team next year. Friends and team- mates alike have sensed a great personal and group loss. 99 WITNESS Sgt. Chipman (Mr. Gray (Charles White) and Lt. Neaville) Col. Drama THE SPRING PRODUCTION of the dramatic department was Saul Levitt ' s The Andersonville Trial directed by Mr. Patten. The actors played three nights to appreciative aud- iences. Robert Carroll as Lt. Col. Chandler, well-known Wichita tele- vision personality, played the role he created in the original New York production. WITNESS Davidson (Mr. Toburen) WITNESS Lt. Col. Chandler (Robert Carroll) FULL STAGE OTIS BAKER (Phil Olsen) questioned by Lt. Col. Chipman (Mr. Neaville) Speech FORENSIC activities this spring featured a busy debate team that participated in twen ty tournaments and won six- teen trophies. Peggy Dill, Steve Moore, Mike King, Curtis Harshfield, Linda Phares, and Mr. McAdoo attended the national Phi Rho Pi Tournament in Mo- desto, California. The first annual speech banquet provided an opportunity for public presentation of awards, one of which was the master - craftsman award, first such honor to be made. Celia Conger and Raymond Orr re - ceived the honor. DELTA PSI OMEGA: (Initiates holding certificates) FIRST ROW: Karen Higgins, Sharon Jordan, Linda Phares, Nancy Pearce, Laura Martindale. SECOND ROW: Charles C. White, Phil Olsen, Steve Moore; Mr. Patten and Mr. McAdoo, Sponsors. WINNERS of State Juco Tournament: Mr. Patten, co-sponsor; Mike King, Linda Phares, Phil Olsen, Maurine Baker, Curtis Harshfield, Peggy Dill, Steve Moore, and sponsor, Mr. McAdoo. DEBATERS Curtis Harshfield, Mr. McAdoo, Peggy Dill, Steve Moore, and Mike King, and the sixteen trophies won by the debaters and one awarded to Mr. McAdoo. PEGGY DILL holds the National first place plaque for women ' s oral interpretation event. MR. NIXON addresses speech banquet RAYMOND ORR receives the master- craftsman ' s award. JUCO VOICES (second semester): Linda Phares, Terry Sluss, Bill Smith, Mr. Patten, Peggy Dill, Laura Martindale • ' ; JEANNE PERKS, history student, receives annual Cron History Award from Clifford Stone, Mr. Dain observes. FRESHMAN NURSING CLASS: FIRST ROW: Ruby Edginton, Judy Noeller, Debbie Geller, Renee Da Silva. SECOND ROW: Janice Klassen, Marilyn Watkins, Leon Ritchie, Kathy Wischropp, Joyce Wakefield. BACK ROW: Patricia Strasser, Bertha Richter, Miss Whitson, Mrs. Riddle, Isabel Gates. THE HOLY CITY in its third annual performance. BEST OF THE SHOW in art gallery Variety CAMPUS activities included many peo- ple and events that offered opportunities for representing the school, its student body, and its achievements. FIRST annual speech awards banquet TROPHIES for the bowlers m Nixon Week STUDENT COUNCIL, faculty, and Juco Wives sponsored Nixon Week from April 17 to 23 to honor Mr. Nixon who retires this spring after thirty -eight years at the school. The student council sponsored a convocation during the week. At the fac- ulty banquet Mr. James B. McKay an- nounced the naming of the library as the Lester W. Nixon Library. A public reception with refreshments served by the Juco Wives on Sunday afternoon closed the week of festivities. MR. NIXON receives picture of the library FACULTY members present a course outline on the Life of Nixon. THE NIXONS receive at the recep- tion. MR. NIXON points out some of his many mementos. 103 Ann Belew Richard Fioretto Brenda Gray in Mary Roy-4. 00 graduate Craig McClure Terry Sluss Dean ' s Honor Roll Dan Chisham (2) Linda Cook (2) John Edwards (2) Gary Kay Harms (1) Highbarger (1) ■ ' !■ Steve Mitchell (2) Steve Morriss (1] Joe Sprecher (2) Pat Strasser (1) HONOR STUDENTS this year included Mary Roy, who was graduated with a 4. 00 average; five students (upper left) who had a 4. 00 average for both semesters, and twelve students (at left) who had a 4. 00 av- erage for one semester. Other students on the Dean ' s Honor Roll who earned a grade point average of 3. 5 to 3. 9 were: FIRST SEMESTER: B. J. Cassady, Celia Ann Conger, Terry Countryman, John Edwards, Joyce Fennell, Kay Fisher, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Greta Gish, Clifford Goodman, Brenda Hammon, Gene Howeter, David Jones, Edward Matthews, Stephen Mitchell, Bob Parry, Jeanne Perks, Randy Post, Sherrie Potter, Jim Requena, Chris Sandberg, Janet Schauf, Fred Solis, and Barbara Wilson. SECOND SEMESTER: David Casper, Kenneth Clark, William Cook, Dan Crook, Joyce Fennell, Kay Fisher, Dennis Fitz- patrick, Clifford Goodman, Brenda Ham- mon, David Jones, Larry Jones, Marten Leimer, Ruth McGregor, Gary Morgan, Roger Palmer, Jeanne Perks, John Pickett, Randall Post, Sherri Potter, Donald Reic- hard, Barbara Robison, Chris Sandberg, Janet Schauf, John Schauf, Judy Scribner, Karen Stees, Eugene Towne, Judy Wiggins, and Linda Wyckoff. Don Streets (1) Rita Walston (2) Diane Weddle (2) 104 ORDER OF THE PURPLE: BOTTOM ROW: James McCluggage, Fred Solis, Phil Olsen, Dennis Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROW: Anne Belew, Mary Roy, Judy Scribner, Pat Tyler. THIRD ROW: Gary Harms, John Edwards, Martin Leimer, Dan Chism, and John Pickett. INSETS: Celia Conger and Melvin Weber. Order Of The Purple GRADUATING SOPHO- MORES who have maintained 3. 5 grade point average on a 4.00 basis, and who have been enrolled at Butler County Jun- ior College for one full year carrying at least twelve hours per semester are named to the school ' s honor society, the Order of the Purple; 248 stu- dents have received this hon- or. Members of the faculty honored these students with a dinner on May 19. Joe McAdoo was master of ceremonies. Judge Charles E. Heilman addressed the group. Mr. Nixon presented certificates of mem- bership into the society. BANOUET in the Blue Room MEMBERS dine at annual banquet MR. HEILMAN, center of speaker ' s table Banquet And Prom STUDENTS, faculty members, and their guests dined and danced on Main Street at the annual spring banquet and prom held in the student union. Scenery included a southern mansion and its realistic lawn located at the end of a street scene lighted with ornamented street lights. FIRST GRADUATING NURSES- -Penny Startz, Judy Ward, Pam Starts, Ruby Kindle, Marilynn Marten, Sharon Jor- dan, Karen Higgins--pose with dignitaries following commencement breakfast. PRESIDENT Walbourn with Garland P. Ferrell, Jr. , who was commencement speaker. ACADEMIC PROCESSION begins in cafeteria Commencement GRADUATING exercises held for the first time on the new campus in- cluded a breakfast, sponsored by the nursing department for the first class of nurses, an academic procession from the student union to the gym, students from the night school num- bered among the 125 graduates, and the largest graduating class on rec- ord. CHECKING in the robe RECEPTION LINE forms in cafeteria V 107 Class Of 1967 ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES Warren Woodward Abbott Janet Ann Belew Robert Paul Berens Lorieta Biggs Bill Arnold Blecha J. T. Eugene Boardman Stephen Dean Bohrer Donna Fay Bonham David Dee Brown Daniel Lloyd Chisham David Larry Cloyes E. Dale Coiner David Ralph Cole Celia Ann Conger William Aaron Cook James Christopher Corley Dale Etcyle Covert Daniel Irving Crook Kathryn Kay Daniel Gene Downard John Noble Edwards Carol Jean Elmore Joan Kay Fisher Kenneth Wayne Fowler Donna Dee Garritson John Wayne Gilliand David Lee Gorges Bruce J. Graber Constance JoAnn Grigsby Sondra Shelton Hackler Joyce Alberta Hahn Gary Jay Harms Keith Eugene Hartman Karen Sue Higgins Kenneth Dean Hughes Stephen Franklin Hungerford Gholam Hossein Jabbari Marilyn Jean Jackson William Gale Johnson Larry Ray Jones Sharon Elaine Jordan Ruby Grace Kindle Michael W. King Marten Karl Leimer Jerrol Wayne Lewis John Barrows Ligon IV Marily Kay Linder Marcia Arlene Lindsey Deborah Kay Long James Sheldon McCluggage Thomas James McCorkle Ruth Elizabeth McGregor Charles Edward McLean, Jr. Terry Joe Maddux Marilynn Sue Marten Laura Ellen Martindale Edward S. Matthews Mary Agnes Mercer Jesse Mikell James D. Miller Stephen Douglas Moore Martha A. Oliver Phillip Stanley Olsen Clifford Elliott Palmer Robert Eugene Parry Richard L. Pelz Jeanne E. Perks Linda Sue Phares John Duane Pickett Margaret Ann Poole Glenn Calvin Rappard Mary Frances Roy Gerald Lee Sanders Ken E. Schwemmer Judy Ann Scribner Paul Douglas Shepherd Jo Helen Short Raymond Carter Smith Ray Dean Sowers Joseph Leslie Sprecher Pamala L. Startz Penelope L. Startz Beverly Ann Stull Marian Etta Thornton Earl Eugene Towne Patricia Ann Tyler Vaudine Sherry Vernon Darwin E. Wakefield Willis Russell Waldorf Larry Allen Wallace Judith Kathryn Ward Melvin Lee Weber George Allison Wells Dwight Earl Wiggins Chloe Eya Wolford Carl Leroy Wright ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREES IN APPLIED SCIENCE Norma Faye Ayers Sybil Grace Baker Byron H. Carr David Robert Casper Thomas Earl Clark Larry R. Dealy Delores Ann Doyle Dennis Jay Fitzpatrick Raymond Dennis Fried Karen A. Gaines Carol Joyce Harris Gene Dennis Howerter Glenna Marie James Dedra Sue Lietzke James Bradford McCullough John William McCully Gary Dean Mayfield Gary L. Morgan Dwight Eugene Nickel William David Pardue Gary A. Reed Cary Wayne Riffel Frederick C. Solis Billy Gene Sommers Larry N. Sterrett Michael Wayne Sullivan Delmar Lynn Toellner Linda Sue Wilson The El Dorado-Butler County Community Junior College has graduated 1985 students in its first forty years. 108 Index Abbott, Warren 36, 37, 72 Adair, Jeffrey 41,46,80 Adams, Betty 80 Adams, E. F. 6 Adams, James A. 41,80 Adams, James, Jr. 94 Adams, Robert 72 Aistrup, Roger 94 Allen, Edward 80 Allen, Gregory 49, 80 Allen, Paul 72 Allen, Ronald 80 Alley, Larry 80 Anderson, David 80 Anderson, James 80 Andrew, Robert 80 Aranguren, Eduardo 94 Arbogast, Burl T. 7 Archer, Keith 41, 80 Armstrong, Daniel 94 Arnold, Marsha 31,80 Arnold, Patrick 94 Asmann, Herbert A. , Jr. 94 Atchison, Allen 38, 51, 80 Atherton, Charles 41 , 42 , 46 , 80 Atkins, James 80 Augustus, Richard 41,80 Avery, Anita 35, 40, 43, 80 Ayers, Norma 32, 35, 72 Ayers, Wanda 33,80 Bailey, Pat 12 Bailey, Graham 58, 72 Baker, Diane 38,80 Baker, Donald 80 Baker, Harlan 41,50 Baker, Marian 80 Baker, Maurine 35,40,80 Baker, Robert 41, 42, 50, 80 Baker, Ronald 94 Baker, Sybil 72 Balch, James 51,80 Ball, Gary 51,80 Ball, William 80 Ballard, Douglas 94 BAND 38 Barker, Michael 94 Barker, Vernon 80 Barnes, Terrell 80 Barnhart, Thomas J. , III 41, 50,80 Barrick, Thomas 72 Bartlett, Gail 32, 43, 44, 80 Baum, Larry 94 Beach, Donald 72 Beal, Harold 80 Bean, James E. , Jr. 80 Beard, Richard 72 Beckmeyer, Thomas, Jr. 94 Beckwith, Michael 94 Belanger, Norman 72 Belew, Ann 38, 72 Belew, Sue 72 Bell, Terry 80 Belt, Curtis 80 Benigas, Brenda 80 Benning, Orville D. , Jr. 51, 80 Benoit, Martin 94 Benton, Charles E. , Jr. 42, 51,58,72 Benton, George 80 Berens, Robert 72 Barry, Jerry 94 Berryman, Gilbert 80 Bettinger, Bruce 38,80 Biggs, Lorieta 94 Billins, Billy 41,50,80 Bishard, David 38, 72 Blackburn, John 81 Blackmore, John 81 Blackwood, Rick 81 Blake, Eddy 50, 72 Bland, Victor 7 Blecha, Bill 72 Boatright, Gary 7 Bobbitt, Dennis 81 Bohrer, Stephen 72 Bonham, Donna 40, 72 Bonser, Roger 94 Bowers, Larry 46,81 Boyce, Margaret 31, 32, 35, 72 Boyer, Robert 50, 73 Boyle, Thomas 37, 50, 73 Bradbury, Hugh 81 Bradley, Darrall 73 Bradley, Marcia 40,81 Bradley, Truman 73 Branine, Jim 49, 73 Brentlinger, Terry 41,81 Brewer, Linda 30,38,81 Brewer, Margaret 73 Brewer, Merry 40,81 Brewster, Eddie 73 Briggs, Diana 43,81 Briggs, John 94 Brinkmeyer, Loren J. 7 Britting, Robert 81 Bronaugh, Ray 50, 8 1 Brooks, Robert 94 Brown, Ann 81 Brown, David 38, 73 Brown, Jimmy 81 Brown, Judy 40, 73 Brown, Ronald 81 Brush, Thomas 73 Brush, William 94 Buchanan, Elbert 81 Buchanan, Goldie 94 Buchanan, Roy 73 Bump, David 50,81 Burgoyne, Barbara 35,40,81 Burk, Kent 81 Burke, John 81 Burns, Charles 73 Burr, Dennis 81 Burress, Catherine 30, 40, 81 BUSINESS CLUB 32 Butler, Michael 7, 32 Byrne, Robert, Jr. 94 -C- Call, Mary 12 Calloway, David 81 Calvert, Chris 81 Campbell, Alfred M. , Jr. 81 Campbell, Gary 94 Campbell, Ronnie 46,81 Campbell, Ronald 81 Canfield, Donald 81 Canfield, Kristen 81 Cappitelli, Catherine 38, 81 Carey, Janice 43,81 Carlisle, David 81 Carlson, Darrell 81 Carr, Byron 73 Carter, Terry 94 Cartwright, Dennis 81 Carver, Frederick 81 Cary, William 81 Casper, David 73 Cassady, B. J. 81 Cattrell, Keith 81 Cauttrell, Charles 94 Caver, Sherry 81 Cawthorn, Johnnie 81 Cecil, David 81 Chappell, Tom 81 Chase, Richard 6 Chastain, Gale 81,96 CHEERLEADERS 44 Chisham, Dan 73 Chism, Robert H. 7, 35 CHORUS 38 CIRCLE K 42 Clarey, Michael 81 Clark, Clifton 37,66,81 Clark, Kenneth 8 1 Clark, Ray 81 Clark, Steven 82 Clark, Thomas 82 Clifford, Stephen 73 Cline, Charlene 73 Cloyes, David 50, 73 Cofield, Robert Banjamin 51, 82 Coiner, Dale 73 Cole, David 73 Coleman, Michael 94 COLLEGIATE SINGERS 39 Combrink, Dennis 82 Compton, Jerry 51,82 Conger, Celia 22, 33, 36, 37, 73 Conner, Beverley 37, 40, 66, 82 Conner, Elizabeth 37, 40, 66, 82 Converse, David 94 Cook, Linda 73 Cook, Shonda 33,82 Cook, William 73 Cooke, Dennis 82 Cooley, Connie 82 Cooley, Christina 32,82 Coonrod, Barbara 10 Copley, Arthur 94 Corn, Clarence W. , Jr. 82 Corner, Earnest 48, 49, 73 Costello, David 82 Countryman, Terry 82 Covert, Sydney 73 Cowman, Michael 50, 82 Craft, Roy 82 Crespin, Douglas 94 Crook, Dan 30,46,51,62,63 Cross, Harold 82 Crumrine, Lynn 73 Cullop, Norman 94 Cummins, William C. 4, 5 Cunningham, Tom 82 Cushenbery, Gary 94 Cutsinger, Roger 73 -D- Dain, Carolyn 7, 33 Dain, Robert 7, 30 Daniel, Kathryn 30, 73 Danielson, Robert 82 DaSilva, Renee 82 Dauber, Darlene 82 Davis, Barbara 40, 82 Davis, Elizabeth 35,82 Davis, Lawrence 32,37 Davis, Nancy 40,82 Davis, Norma 12 Davis, Paula 37,67,82 Davis, Walter O. , Jr. 82 Davison, Re id 94 Davisson, Georgetta 82 Dealy, Larry 73 DEBATE SQUAD 34 Decker, Rodger 73 Deichman, Mack 41, 51, 94 DELTA PSI OMEGA 36 DEMOCRATS, COLLEGIATE YOUNG 42 Denning, Donald 82 Dickson, Paula 37,82 Dill, Peggy 34,36,40,82 Dinkel, Gerald 41, 51, 82 Dirks, Steve 82 Divine, Randy 73 DiVirgilio, Anthony 35 Dixon, Charles 39,50,82 Dixon, J. Thomas 7, 38 Dodson, Ernest 94 Doll, Billy 82 Dopps, John 82 Dopps, Richard 82 Dopps, Robert 82 DORM BOYS 41 DORM GIRLS 40 Dosda, Sherrie 82 Downard, Billie 73 Drake, Larry 82 Dreyer, Lonnie 82 DRILL TEAM 43 Dullea, Charles 94 Dumbauld, Michael 73 Duncan, Martha 12,28 Duncan, Wayne 74 Eaton, Paul 82 Eaves, Kenneth 82 Ecton, William 82 Edgington, Ruby 74 Edmunds, Stanley 82 Edson, Ronald 94 Edwan, Jamie 94 Edwards, David 82 Edwards, John 74 Eisenbise, Ronald 82 Elam, Judith 82 Elder, Tony 82 Elder, Richard 95 Elliott, Dick 74 Ellis, Judy 74 Elmore, Carol 74 Emmons, Keith 83 Engels, David 83 Evans, Michael 83 Evans, Steven 95 Evenson, Sharon 83 Ewalt, Gregory 83 Ewertz, John 83 Fankhauser, Keith 83 Fegan, Timothy 94 Feller, Danny 50,83 Fennell, Joyce 83 Ferguson, Carl 95 Ferguson, David 74 Ferguson, Thomas 50, 83 Ferrell, Garland P. , Jr. 6 Finch, Suzanne 35,37,83 Finley, Stephen 83 Fioretto, Richard 83 Fisher, Kay 30, 38, 39, 44, 56, 58,59,74 Fitzgerald, Michael 83 Fitzpatrick, Dennis 42, 74 Fleming, John 95 Flesher, David 83 Flock, Phillip 74 Foltz, Sherry 83 Ford, Kenneth 38,42,83 Fowler, Kenneth 51,74 Fowler, Larry 83 Fox, Robert 74 Frager, James 95 Francis, Daniel 95 Frase, Mark 46, SO, 83 Freeman, Emerson 83 Freeman, Patricia 40, 43, 83 Fried, Raymond 74 Friesen, Gerald 83 Frisbie, Beverly 83 Frisbie, Don 83,95 Fritzler, Virginia 10 Fuller, Charles 7 Fuller, Gerald 74 Fuller, Linda 36,83 Fullerton, Phillip 74 Funk, Lloyd H. , Jr. 83 Futhey, Joe 83 Gabel, Cathy 83 Gaines, Karen 74 Galindez, Hector 94 Gann, Danny 83 Gann, Ron 83 Garland, Calvin 51, 74 Garrett, Judith 83 Garritson, Donna 74 Gash, Catherine 35,40,83 Gaston, Larry 83 Gates, Dennis 74 Gates, Isabel 83 Gaulding, Albert L. , Jr. 83 Gee, Norma 95 Index Geller, Deborah 95 George, William T. , Jr. 83 Gettings, Jeanette 95 Giardina, Alfred 84 Gibson, Roger 84, 95 Giles, Timothy 84 Gillelt, Gary 95 Gilliand, John 74 Girod, Marcia 38,40,74 Gish, Gretta 74 Glass, Philip 95 Gleason, Dennis 95 Goehring, Mark 41, 95 GOLD DIGGERS 43 Goldsmith, Norman 84 Good, Arden 7 Goodman, Clifford 84 Gordon, Patrick 84 Gorges, David 35,51,74 Gorliam, Jerry 84 Graber, Bruce 35, 38, 58, 60, 63,74 Graham, Alan 84 Grant, Fred 84 Gravatt, Valerie 84 Graves, James 84 Gray, Brenda 84 Greenbank, Persis 74 Greene, Norman 84 Greer, Jim 96 Gregory, Gary 95 Gregory, Richard L. 7, 32 Grieshaber, Thomas 50, 74 Griggs, James 84 Grigsby, Connie 30, 74 Grisham, Stephen 51,84 GROUP, THE 37 Gull, Thomas 84 Gum, Sharon 84 Gurdian, Carlos 95 Guy Rickey 95 Gwaltney, Gale 43,84 -H- Hahn, Joyce, 43,74 Haight, Glen 84 Haines, Paul 84 Hains, Marcia 84 Hale, Berlie L. , Jr. 84,95 Hall, Delores 40,43,84 Hall, Ronald 95 Hall, Sandra 84 Hallaux, Richard 84 Hamilton, Nonalee 84 Hammer, Lynda 95 Hammon, Brenda 84 Hanson, William 95 Harbes, Lanny 84 Harden, Jim 84 Harlan, Sharon 84 Harms, Gary 32,46,50,74 Harris, Arnold 84 Harris, Carol 74 Harris, Charles H. 4, 5 Harris, John 84 Harrison, Richard 84 Harshfield, Curtis 34, 84 Harshfield, Raymond 74 Hartke, Mark 84 Hard, Carolyn 43,95 Hartman, Keith 74 Hastings, Larry 84 Hastings, Patricia 40, 42, 84 Hawkins, Larry 51,84 Haworth, Earl 84 Haynes, Linda 84 Haynes, Rodney 38,85 Ha2eltine, Richard 85, 95 Helena, James 85 Helfrich, Jim 85 Hemenway, Russell 95 Henry, Betty 43,85 Herndon, Danny 85 Herndon, Robert 85 Herpich, David 85 Herring, Dale 39,85 Herring, James 85 Hess, Beverly 12 Hess, David 85 Hett, Steve 41, 50,85 Hiebert, Clyde J. 8,32 Higgins, Karen 30, 33,37,67, 74 Highbarger, Linda 74 Hill, Owen 85 Hilt, Charles 95 Hinnenkamp, Loren 95 Hinshaw, Mike 85 Hirschler, Robert 96 Hoenscheidt, James 85 Holcomb, Mark 95 Holem, Jane 85 Hollis, Ruth 85 Hollis, Walter 74 Holloway, Danny 38,85 Holtzinger, Mike 41,95 Honeyman, Max 46, 50, 85 Hoover, Gary 85 Hoover, Michael 85 Hopkins, Delbert 85 Hopkins, Michael 85 Howard, Donald 85 Howard, Ronald A. 50,85 Howard, Ronald D. 85 Howell, Richard 85 Howerter, Gene 75 Howerter, Michael 30, 75, 80 Hoyt, Janet 40,85 Huber, Ruth 96 Hudson, Leonard 75 Huff, Dennis 85 Huffman, Douglas 85 Hughes, Kenneth 51,75 Hughes, Larry 38,85 Hughes, Robert 85 Hughes, Samuel T. 8,25,33 Hughes, Steve 75 Hull, Jack 85 Hummelke, Charles 95 Humphries, Carol 34, 37, 75 Hundemer, Mark 85 Hungerford, Stephen 58, 75 Hutchinson, Dennis 95 Hutchison, Richard 85 •I- Isaacson, Gerald 48, 49, 85 Ishamn, Robert, Jr. 37,51, 85 Itzla, Robert 46,85 -J- Jabbari, Gliolam 75 Jackson, Frank 32, 51, 85 Jackson, Larry 51,75 Jackson, Marilyn 33, 43, 44, 56,58,59,75 Jackson, Mary 8 James, David 75 James, Glenna 75 Janney, George 75 Jessup, Helen 40, 85 Jester, David 85 Jester, Tracy 75 Jeter, Jeffrey 75 Jilg, Ronald 49, 75 Jinkins, Robin 95 Johnson, Delia 85 Johnson, Jacquelyn 85 Johnson, James 94 Johnson, Loren W. , Jr. 75 Johnson, Margaret 85 Johnson, Richard H. 85 Johnson, Richard M. 85 Johnson, William 32, 42, 75 Johnston, Joseph E. 8,35 Jones, Carolyn 10 Jones, Charles III 95 Jones, David 85 Jones, Herb 94 Jones, Douglas 41, 85 Jones, Larry 46, 50, 75 Jones, Mary 34, 85 Jones, Rodger 86 Jcnes, Steve 86 Jordan, Carl 46,50,86 Jordan, Sharon 30, 33, 35, 43, 75 Jowers, Thomas 86 JUCO VOICES 36 -K- Kanaga, Richard 94 Kassebaum, Dr. G. E. 6 Kater, Irvin 86 Keeton, Thomas 95 Kelley, Laura 40,43,86 Kelley, Michael 86 Kellogg, Phillip 86 Kemp, Karen 86 Kennedy, Robert E. 8 Kerls, Kenneth C. , Jr. 95 Kidwell, Marilyn 86 Kindle, Ruby 33,75 King, John 86 King, Michael 34, 75 King, Richard A. 75 King, Richard L. 75 Kinkaid, Robert 86 Kirk, Jerry 96 Kirsch, Michael 94 Kirschbaum, Marsha 86 Klassen, Janice 86 Knackstedt, Verna 95 Knebler, Kenneth 86 Knight, John W. , Jr. 41,46, 86 Knowles, Richard 75 Koeneman, Lester A. , Jr. 8i Kolste, Richard 75 Konrade, Jerry 86 Koster, Elizabeth 94 Kramer, Joseph C. , III 86 Kratzer, Franklin 75 Krause, Gayle A. 8 Kreig, Rex 76 Krier, Larry 86 Krueger, Steven 86 Kuhlmann, Blenda 8, 31, 35 Kuhn, Stephen 86 Lacey, Richard 8 LADIES ' TRIO 39 Lahar, Raymond 76 Lambert, James 86 Lambert, William 86, 95 Lange, Ethyl 10 Lantz, Court 86 Larcom, Ted 86 Larimer, David 86 Larimer, George 76 Lasater, John 30, 38, 42, 8t Lathem, Allen 86 Lauer, Dale 86 Lawson, Leonard 86 Lay, John K. 8 Layman, W. L. 11 Laymon, Charles 95 Lee, Larry 86 Lee, Tomi 43,86 Leedom, Barbara 30,86 Leimer, Glenn 11 Leimer, Marten 46, 76 Lemasters, Ray 86 Lemons, Billy 86 Leritz, Jean 86 Lewis, Curtis 95 Lewis, Donna 86 Lewis, Jack 76 Lewis, Michael 86 Lewis, Robert 38,76 Lietzke, Dedra 76 Lill, Richard 86 Linder, James 46, 86 Linder, Marilyn 94 Lindsey, Darell 76 Lindsey, Marcia 37, 67, 86 Linsea, Eugene 46, 51, 95 Lipscomb, Richard 76 Locke, Steven 41,51,86 Lodovici, Dennis 46,86 Londeen, Leona 12 Long, Deborah 30, 43,44,61, 63,76 Long, Robert Bradford 30,46, 50,86 Lovell, Robert 9S Lowe, Connie 38,39,40, 86 Luallen, Ronald 95 Lucas, Lawrence 50, 86 -M- MacKay, Evelyn 38, 39, 40, 86 Mackey, Jerry 47, 50, 76 MacPherson, Howard A. , IV 87 MacPherson, Stanley 87 Maddux, Terry 30, 50, 76 Maish, Jimmie 87 Malcom, Steve 87 Malone, Jeanette 8 Maloney, Christine 87 Mangels, Donald L. 9 Manz, Larry 95 Marcum, Janice 95 Marcum, Richard 76 Mark, Roger 87 Mark, Vickie 87 Marshall, Elwood 87 Marten, Marilynn 33, 76 Martens, Dennis 9 Martin, Owen 76 Martin, Virginia 33,87 Martindale, Laura 30, 35, 36, 43,62,63,76 Massey, Daniel 95 Matthews, Edward 76 Mattson, Linda 39,87 Mayfield, Gary 76 Mayfield, Teresa 87 McAdoo, Joe P. 8,34,37 McAllister, Bruce 37, 87 McBeth, Thomas 87 McBride, Tommy 87 McCartney, Joe 94 McCaslin, Robert 87 McClaren, Mike 87 McClintock, Harry 76 McCluggage, Jim 76 McClure, Craig 51,87 McClure, Larry 87 McClure, William 87 McColpin, Robert 87 McCord, Pamela 87 McCorkle, Thomas 76 McCortor, Daryl 87 McCoy, Linda 35, 57, 58, 59, 87 McCoy, Phil 87 McCullough, James 87 McCully, William 76 McCune, Bruce 87 McCurdy, Don 87 McEachern, Gerald 95 McElroy, David 87 McEnulty, Douglas 95 McGarvey, Edward 87 McGregor, Ruth 40, 76 McHugh, Thomas 87 McKay, James B. , Jr. 6 McKinney, Leonard J. 4,5 McLaughlin, Robert 76 McLean, Charles E., Jr. 38,76 McMillin, Fredrick 95 McNitt, Kenneth 87 McNown, Linda 87 Mealer, Elmo 87 Mealer, Joan 77 Mealer, Robert 87 Meek, Donald 37,87 Mehl, Jerry 87 Meng, Gloria 38,40,43,87 Menges, Robert 87 Menolier, John 50, 88 Mercer, Mary 35, 43, 44, 77 IK) Index Merriam, John 41, 42, 50, 88 Mettler, Marilynn V. 4, 2 5, 33 Meyer, Harvey Lynn 47, 50, 88 Milanizadeh, Nader 77 Miles, Michael 88 Miller, A. Neil 38,88 Miller, Earle F. , III 88 Miller, James 77 Miller, Janet 88 Miller, Janye 33,38,88 Miller, Wayne 51,88 Mills, Linda 77 Misejka, Randolph 88 Mitchell, Craig 88 Mitchell, Jimmy 88 Mitchell, Robert 88 Mitchell, Stephen 50, 88 Mock, Daniel 77 Mohagheghpour, Parviz 88 Moody, Elmer 77 Moore, Arthur 51,88 Moore, Gary A. 48,49,88 Moore, Garry F. 47,51,88 Moore, Larry 47, 51, 88 Moore, Steve 34, 37, 66, 67, 77 Moreland, Dennis 51,88 Morgan, Gary 77 Morgan, Marjorie 96 Morgan, Sandra 94 Morriss, Steven 50, 77 Mossman, Sandra 30, 32, 43, 88 Mount, Kenneth 88 Moyer, Greg 88 Moyer, Mary 32,88 Muldrow, Jean 37, 43,88 Murphy, Shari 40, 43, 88 -N- Nace, Candy 88 Nace, Laura ' 96 Nakoa, Daniel 95 Neaville, Dale E. 5,9 Neelsen, Jolene 88 Nelson, Laurence 88 Nelson, Linda 38, 40, 43 Nelson, Theodore 77 Neudecker, Phillip 88 Newman, Cecil 88 NEWMAN CLUB 35 Newman, Linda 88 Nickel, Dwight 77 Nickl, Terry 88 Nixon, Lester W. 9,64,65 Noeller, Judith 31, 32, 37, 38, 88 Norman, Larry 95 Nugen, Leon 77 Nugen, Ronald 88 NURSLNG STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 33 Nutley, Linda 77 -O- O ' Donnell, James 89 O ' Donnell, Michael 95 Oglesbee, Kenton 89 Oliver, Martha 77 Ollenberger, David 30, 32, 51, 89 Olsen, Phillip 30, 34, 35, 42, 77 Qropesa, Russel 89 Orr, Raymond 30, 36, 37,42, 62,63,66,67,72,77 Overley, Gary 77 Owen, Gary 51,89 Owen, Keith 95 Owen, Parry 51,89 -P- Pack, James 89 Pack, Linda 32,89 Paige, Marqus 89 Palmer, De Wayne 89 Palmer, Roger 77 Pardee, Robert M. , Jr. 77 Pardue, William 77 Parnell, Lyman 89 Parrish, Karen 89 Parry, Martha 10 Parry, Robert 77 Parsons, Barbara 10 Parsons, James A. 89 Parsons, James G. 89 Parsons, William 39,89 Patten, Darryl F. 9,34,36 Patterson, Eldon Joe 89 Patterson, Forrest 89 Patton, Robert 37,41, 50,89 Payne, Darryl 51,89 Payne, David 89 Payne, Douglas 89 Payne, Everett LeRoy, Jr. 50, 77 Pearce, Nancy 33, 43, 77 Peckham, Nancy 89 Pelz, Richard 95 Pendleton, David 47, 51, 77 Pennick, .Rex 96 Perisho, Allen 1 1 Perks, Jeanne 35, 77 Perks, Wendell 89 Perrine, Dennis 89 Perry, Dennis 89 Perry, Judy 89 Pete, Johnny 26,48,49,89 Pettus, Wilfred L. 9, 32 Rfister, John 96 Phares, Linda 10,32,34,35, 36,37,62,63,66,77 Phelps, Gary 89 Phillips, Kathleen 30, 33,37, 42,43,89 Phipps, John 89 PHI RHO PI 34 Pickens, Michael 47, 89 Pickett, John 77 PI DELTA THETA 37 Pierce, Eddie 77 Pierce, Sharon 89 Pinkham, Jim 77 Pitts, Darel 89 Place, Pat 10 Poague, Terry 89 Pogozelski, Linda 9, 32 Pond, Roger 89 Poole, John 30,42,89 Poole, Margaret (Peggy) 39, 77 Porter, Nancy 77 Posey, Charles 89 Posey, Clell 89, 96 Post, Randall 32,89 Postoak, Wayne 9, 49 Potter, Sherri 89 Potts, Patricia 40, 56, 58, 59, 89 Pousti, Mohammad 96 Prentice, David 89 Preuett, James 89 Pugh, Gary 89 Pursley, William 89,96 Pykiet, Kenneth 89 Pykiet, Vernon 89 -Q- Quinlan, Mark 47,51,89 -R- Ramsden, Walter 90 Randall, Gerald 90 Rappard, Glenn 38, 41, 51, 58, 77 Ratley, Ronald 90 Ray, Richard 90 Redmond, Jimmie 77 Reed, Gary A. 77 Reed, J. W. 6 Reed, John W. , II 94 Reed, Richard 90 Reed, Robert 78 Reed, Wayne 38,78 Reedy, Wayne 90 Reginato, Vontella 78 Reichard, Donald 90 Reid, James 96 Reid, Mary Dell 31,33,37, 38, 39,42,43,90 Remsberg, Dale 9 Renz, Robert 94 REPUBLICANS, COLLEGIATE YOUNG 42 Requena, Jim 90 Ressler, Sharon 90 Reynolds, Robert 96 Reynolds, William 38, 90 Rice, Claudia 90 Rice, John 90 Richards, Mary 78 Richards, Bobbi 43 Richardson, Hugh 9 Richey, Douglas 90 Richey, Gaynell 90 Richter, Bertha 90 Riddle, Barbara Jo 8 Riff el, Gary 90 Riggs, Archie 11 Riggs, Carl 12 Ritchie, Robert 90, 96 Robb, Danny 90 Roberts, Burr 1 1 Roberts, Kenneth 90 Roberts, Phillip 96 Robertson, Karen 32,90 Robinson, Darryl 94 Robinson, Gary 96 Robinson, John 90 Robison, Barbara 40, 90 Rollings, Carolyn 90 Root, Rodney 47 Roth, Jeannie 31,32,43,90 Rountree, Robert 90 Rowe, Marian 9, 33 Roy, Elizabeth 90 Roy, John 90 Roy, Mary 35,78 Rufenacht, Dale 96 Runyon, Oleta 90 Russell, Mike 78 Ruth, Robert 90 Ryan, Karen 96 Saft, Carl 78 Sager, Billy 78 Salcedo, Gustav 96 Sandberg, Chris 90 Sandburg, Jerry 90 Sandburg, Peggy 90 Sanders, Gerald 78 Sanderson, Fa ye 43, 78 Sawyer, Charles 96 Scharenberg, Dennis 90 Schauf, Janet 30, 90 Schauf, John 30, 90 Schaul, Gary 90 Schmidtberger, Ken 90 Schnedler, David 90 Schneider, Bruce 96 Scholl, John D. , Jr. 90 Schuler, Jean 12 Schuler, Robert 48, 49, 91 Schwartz, Cheryl 38, 40, 91 Schwemmer, Ken 51, 78 SCIENCE CLUB 32 Scott, Kay 32,40,91 Scribner, Judy 30, 33, 35, 78 Seager, Ronald L. 9,32,42 Seavey, Edwin 50, 91 Seefeld, Clyde 91 Seglem, Catherine 32, 91 Segraves, Cleo 40, 91 Seymour, Keith 96 Seymour, R. L. 11 Shafer, Michael 91 Shaffer, Dale 91 Shaffer, Dallas 91 Sharp, David 78 Sharp, Steven 91 Shell, Danny 96 Shelton, Robert N. , Jr. 32,91 Shelton, Sondra 32, 78 Shepherd, Paul Douglas 47, 78 Shepherd, Ronald 50, 80, 91 Shields, Linda 91 Shipman, Deborah 43, 44, 91 Short, Jo Helen 33,78 Shubert, Spencer 78 Sidener, Rochelle 91 Siegenthaler, James S. , Jr. 91 Siegrist, Ricky 91 Simpson, Herman H. 9 Skinner, Tamara 91 Sluss, Teresa 30,56,58, 59, 91 Smith, Bill D. 31,36,78 Smith, Donald D. 78,91 Smith, Greg 96 Smith, James 91 Smith, Leonard 94 Smith, Marsha 91 Smith, Robert 38,39, 91 Smith, Ronald 91 Smith, Terry D. 50,91 Solano, Marvin 96 Solis, Frederick 47, 50, 78 Solomon, Tom 96 Sommers, Bill 78 Sowers, Ray 78 Sparks, Barry 51,94 Spencer, June 96 Spencer, Ross 91 Sphar, Shelby 78 Sprecher, Ellen 78 Sprecher, Joseph 78 Staatz, Raymond 30, 91 Staggs, Steven 91 Stark, John 32,41,50,91 Starr, Gerald 78 Startz, Pamala33,78 Startz, Penelope 30,33,78 Steele, Jim 91 Steele, Nathaniel 51, 91 Stees, Karen 38,40,91 Steiner, Susan 35, 43, 96 Sterrett, Larry 35, 91 Steven, Rod 91 Steven, Thomas 91 Stevens, Gary 91 Stevenson, Roy 96 Steward, Jerry 96 Stewart, Charles F. , Jr. 91 Stigers, Quentin 91 Stigers, Valmer 91 Still, Lynn 91 Stokes, Ulysses, Jr. 48,49,91 Stoskopf, David 38,91 Stowers, Rickey 31, 35, 78 Strange, Aron 96 Strasser, Patricia 91 Streets, Don 47, 51, 78 Strelow, Delbert 91 Stroup, Georgia 40, 91 Strub, Darrell 78 Stuart, Jimmy 50, 91 STUDENT COUNCIL 30 STUDENT KANSAS STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 33 Stueven, Robert 92 Stull, Beverly 43,78 Suddock, Dwight, E. , Jr. 92 Sullivan, Michael 78 Summers, Grace 92 Swafford, Lanetia 92 Swagger, James 92 Swilley, Suzanne 78,92 Swilley, Vivian 30 Swisher, Robert 96 -T- Taft, Del 92 Tallchief, Timothy 35, 92 Taylor, Richard 47, 78 Teeter, William 92 111 Index Theis, Phillip 9 Thissen, Jerome 79 Thomas, Vickie 43,92 Thompson, Barbara 30, 92 Thompson, Robert 37, 92, 96 Thompson, William 96 Thon, Kenneth 51,92 Thornbrugh, Myrle 38,79 Thornton, Linda 32, 43, 92 Thornton, Marian 79 Titel, Rebecca 92 Titze, Barry 96 Toburen, Don 9,42 Toellner, Delmar 42, 79 Torrance, Michael 92 Totty, John 92 Towne, Eugene 30,31,79 Towns, Steven 92 Travis, Sheryl 30, 40, 92 Trippel, Gregory 92 Trissal, James 96 Trowbridge, Rodney 92 Trowbridge, Ronald 92 Truskett, John 32, 92 Truskett, Vance 37,42,79 Tucker, Robert E. , III 92 Tunison, Chester 48, 49, 92 Turner, George W. , Jr. 96 Turner, Mary 38,40,96 Turner, Winifred 40,43, 92 Tyler, Patricia 35,79 -U- UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 35 Ullom, Janice 79 Underwood, Dennis 96 Underwood, Donna 96 Unkel, Randal 38,39, 41,51, 92 Urton, Jerry 31, 35, 79 -V- Vachel, Ruth 92 Van Sickle, John 92 Vernon, Vaudine 30, 35, 39, 72,79 Vesey, Michael 96 Vivas, Enrique 96 -W- Waddill, James 37, 92 Wagner, Herbert 96 Wakefield, Darwin 79 Wakefield, Joyce 40, 92 Wakefield, Leonard 79 Walbourn, Edwin J. , Jr. 4,5, 6,83 Walden, Charles 92 Walker, Michael 96 Wallace, Larry 72,79 Wallace, Nancy 39, 96 Wallace, Tom 79 Walston, Bonnie 79 Waltman, Margie 92 Wammack, Frederick 50, 92 Ward, Judy 30,32,33,79 Ward, Mark 92 Watkins, Leona 9, 30 Watkins, Marilyn 92 Watowa, Jerome 47, 79 Way, Charles 92 Weaver, Danny 96 Webb, Fred 9 Weber, Gary 79 Weber, Melvin 47, 51, 79 Weber, Scott 79 Webert, Loyd J. , Jr. 92 Weddle, Diane 94 Wells, George 51, 79 Wendt, Jerry 41,47, 92 Wentling, Steven 92 Wentworth, Michael 79 Westmoreland, James 96 Wheat, Bill 51, 92 Wheeler, Rex 92 Whipple, Gerald 11 Whipple, Lila 12 White, Charles R. 92 White, Clinton Charles 22,37 92 Whitehead, Pamela 79 Whitson, Anita 7 Wichaidist, Metha 38,41 Wiggins, Dwight 79 Wiggins, Judy 40, 92 Wilcox, Edna 92 Wilcox, Paul 92 Wilks, Gary 93 Willets, William 96 Willhite, Larry 32, 35, 93 Willhite, Wayne 35, 93 Williams, Charles Leonard 41, 51,93 Williams, Franklin 79 Williams, Jerry 47, 50, 93 Wilscam, Neil 93 Wilson 93 Wilson Wilson Wilson Barbara 37,43,44,66, Cheryl 37,40,93 Jerry E. 38,93 Linda 32,43,94 Wilson, Faye 93 Wilson, Ronald 4, 5 Wischropp, Kathryn 93 Wischropp, Theodore 9 Wischropp, Wayne 50, 93 Wolff, Dennis 93 Wolford, Chloe 79 Woodard, Michael 50, 93 Wright, Allen 93 Wright, Jeanene 32,43,93 Wright, Ted 93 Wright, Robert 79 Wyckoff, Linda 93 Wymer, Ronald 50, 93 -Y- YEARBOOK STAFF 31 Young, James 93 Young, John 94 Youssefieh, Ezatollah 93 Zacharias, Ruth 93 Zane, Allen 93 Zang, James 37,51, 93 Zlab, Michael 50, 93 Zogleman, Michael 79 Zook, James 93 Zuercher, Dennis 11 112 I,; ' S(T --JMf:ls?CfiS: 5C!l ti f ■;tf ,-..,-.,,-.,.., gen I 8 T I I t (OUST i i : y J • | | | , i t • i t I 4 S .r ' ,,, ' .. 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