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Student SKSTA During the first semester, the primary activi- ty of the Student Kansas State Teachers Asso- ciation was giving a Christmas party at Grandview Elementary School in coopera- tion with the Collegiate 4-H Club. Kathy Bird helps children turn in last minute orders to Santa (Steve Smith). Refreshments are a vital part of a Christmas party. Members meet to organize for future projects. SKSTA — FRONT ROW: Mike Boydston, Barbara Hodler, Kathy Moore, Kathy Bird, Sharon Goodman, Melinda Algrim, Diana Swift, Mrs. Choens, Rick Fawcett.
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Second Floor Residents: FRONT ROW: Brian Mooberry, Kelly Kiser, Galen Mc Arthur, Robert Holland. SECOND ROW: Steve Starr, John Elliot, Dan Black, Rick Meyer, Fred Wells. THIRD ROW: Bill Robertson, Alan Sleder, Joe Ballard, Frank Gerberding, Mark Richardson, Mike Reed. BACK ROW: Ron Jarred, Dan Lafferty, John Puriton, Bill Dinkle, Cecil Beverly. school functions and to promote school spirit. One of the most valuable assets in college life is gained by living in the dorm, where students learn to adjust to live with other people twen- ty-four hours a day. This is one lesson text books cannot provide. College is more than academic learning, and the dorm helps fill the gap of education. First Floor Resid ents: FRONT ROW: Rusty Spindel, Rod Dutt, Bob Tate, Gerald Wiens. SECOND ROW: Randy Hallgren, Al Red- burn, Murray Cox, Doug Dennis. THIRD ROW: Floyd Winter, Frank Reed, John Jackson, Craig Stephens, Richard Molzen. BACK ROW: Pete Bonnel, Tom Coyne, Ed Briggs. Organizations 27
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Collegiate 4-H At the present time, BCCJC boasts the only JUCO Collegiate 4-H club in Kansas. The club has been very active with community service projects; among those projects were selling student directories, helping with a Christmas party, judging 4-H projects, directing leadership training, and cleaning the Red Cross Building. ]H Selling student directories was one of the club ' s service projects. Collegiate 4-H — FRONT ROW: Mike Boydston, Janie Tate, Linda Haskel Connie Mench, Diana Swift, Marcia Spires, Diann Wiens. BACK ROW: Mr. Wischropp, Steve Smith, Linda Linot, Nancy Studebaker, Terry Hutter. Members gather during activity period to discuss club business. Connie Mench and Linda Haskell conduct leadership training. Members helping with leadership training listen as Mr. Davis, Sumner County Extension Agent, explains individual duties. Organizations 29
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