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

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' . • »c Donald Mangels Div. Chairman Automotive John R. Anderson Automotive Technology Gary Boat right Drafting Arden Good Automotive James Ohl Drafting Fred Webb Machine Technology Industrial Arts The industrial education department, headed by Mr. Mangels, has added two new teachers and four new machines and changed the name of one course. Engineering Drawing has been changed to Engi- neering Graphics to correlate with the engineering college courses. The welding department received two semi-automatic wire feeds and a metalie inert gas machine (M.I.G.). The auto mechanics shop has re- ceived a Sun tune-up machine which analyzes and diagnoses problems in an automatic engine. Mr. John R. Anderson and Mr. Herman Ogg are new teachers in the industrial education department. Mr. Anderson teaches in auto mechanics and Mr. Ogg replaced Mr. Lay and Mr. Bland in technical writing and applied psychology. Burl Arbogast Air Conditioning Joseph Johnston Air Conditioning Richard Lacey Technical Courses Gene Arnold Industrial Arts Dennis Martens Machine Technology Herman Ogg Technical Writing Mr. Webb directs students in the welding department. 10 .Administration

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Robert Chism, Div. Chairman Art i Al Marcia Cunningham Art Robert Anderson Music J. Thomas Dixon Music Darryl Patten Speech and Drama Fine Arts Fine Arts courses include music, art and drama. The music department offers curricula for music majors and those interested in learning more about music. Music appreciation, theory courses, and more creative work during the second year are available. Private lessons in voice and instrumental instruction also give credit in applied music. In addition, specified groups like Colle- giate Singers, chorus, and stage band receive college credit. Introduction to theater, which was offered first se- mester, covers all aspects of a dramatic production. Students were involved in acting while they learned about stage make-up and costuming. Also included in this course was the literature and history of the theater and techniques of set design and lighting. Each student contributed at least twenty hours on a campus produc- tion during the semester. During second semester a course in voice and diction was available and one in interpretation of literature in which several drama majors enrolled. The art department offers art appreciation for non- majors along with numerous lower division courses for those planning to major in art. Design I and II, Draw- ing, and Composition I was a beginning course in basic elements with emphasis on black and white media, and during the second semester drawing through the dis- covery of elements of form was featured. Courses in drawing and ceramics were also available. An uncon- ventional course, design in the home, included interior decoration, lectures, field trips and house planning. In the picture at the upper left, the family in An Inspector Calls, celebrates an engagement party. Mrs. Cunningham confers with Judy Andrus on scratch- board drawing in the picture at the lower right. Administration 9

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Blenda Kuhlmann Div. Chairman English EBB — -w Martha P. Doty English Jane Ann Rhoads English Lewis Blockcolski English , Judith Fisher English Don Toburen English Mr. Cox directs student in reading laboratory. Myrtis Collins English David Longfellow English Michael Had ley Speech Hugh Richardson Librarian Don R. Cox English Wti Melvin Ralston English Theodore Wischropp Modern Language Marian Roue Librarian Language and Literature Seven new teachers, including six English in- structors and one speech instructor, a survey course in English literature, and the revised course in types of literature were changes in the language and literature division this year. administration I I