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

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Business Club inspects equipment Future members of the busi- ness world seek to acquaint themselves with modern equipment during Business Club tours. The Business Club has visited Wesley Hospital and a missile base near the college. A few members examine the catoray tube in the data processing department at Wes- ley Hospital. The control center fascinates club members. In the picture BE- LOW, students meet for organization . Students don helmets before entering the missile base.

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Nurses practice skills Students enrolled in the nursing program participate in activities on and off campus. Techniques are used in area hospitals and classroom demonstrations. Upon completion of the course, nurses are qualified to become regis- tered nurses under the Kansas State Nursing Association. Mrs. Riddle instructs Judy Patterson in needlework . Kermit Pope is the center of attention during an explanation. Nurses pictured are Idessa Riley, Wm. Van Reynolds, Judy Patterson, Kermit Pope, Ge- niece Lavenant, Geneva Newcom, Judy Booker, Mrs. Mettler, Miss Whitson, Mrs. Riddle, Ethne Barnes, Jeanette Putney, Dana Donovan, Alma Partridge, and Mrs. Davis. Geneva Newcom finds nursing enjoyable. A patient receives special attention from Dana Donvan. i ( J Widi ' 24 Organizations ■j

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Second Floor Residents: FRONT ROW: Linda Oldham, Barbara Hodler, Sandy Sarkett, Judy Aitken, Judy Smith. SECOND ROW: Melanie Hulse, Becky Pierce, Marcia Talbot, Sally Cocking, De Etta Schon, Brenda Fox, Janet Arnold, Deby Mercer, Jan Herrick. THIRD ROW: Karan Hartman, Donna Carlson, Janie Center, Sandy Jansen, Nancy Engels. BACK ROW: Sheryl Grieving, Marge Klassen, Jeannette Putney, Debby Henline, Marty Seimers, Sue Thompson, Linda Ross, Sandra Klaassen, Christi Gratton, Kristina Wadsworth, Carol Gillette. Living in the dormitory presents a great chal- lenge to each of its 112 residents. It is a com- munity which interacts to help its residents obtain the full benefits of college. The close location allows students to be more active in Dormitory life supplements academic learning First Floor Residents: FRONT ROW: Candi Everson, Paula Beavers, Cheryl Freeman, Joy Huffman, Martha Brainard. SECOND ROW: Sandra Peck, Nancy Olsen, Mauntia Deines, Susan Hamilton, Marcia Spires, Peg Triboulet, Nancy Studebaker. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Daniels, Carol Arrington, Janet Lemon, De Ann Triboulet, Diann Wiens, Susie Paph, Kay Little. BACK ROW: Val- erie Freeman, Martha Schweitzer, Linda Tredway, Carol Book, Linda Linot, Diana Herschberger. 26 Organizations