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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1971 volume:

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Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. ■J III I 1 A . v n jff m ' r ■ ft ... •% - p n p .. IB Sail on silvergirl, Sail on by. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine. If you need a friend I ' m sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind. Paul Simon m mum We have the power To make this the best generation In the history of mankind . . . or to make it the last. John F. Kennedy ?4 ! ! tf V ' i ■ flp 5 ' ' i i SF 1 •-t « « j  9f % : « ' ■ r ,. § •• 4 ' m ; ts ' , r ... v M ifa f ♦V ' 1 -■v. i ■ ■ ' .- 9 - ..hu to span the space between llcness of loneliness plteljght of belonging. — Nancy Ross ■ Angela Bates La Donna Van Meter Keith Neil!, La Donna Van Meter, Queen Diana Hershberger, Richard Krol, Angela Bates, and Terry Jukes. Homecoming Queen Diana Hershberger Diana Hershberger, a sophomore from Sedgwick, was crowned 1970 Homecoming Queen, during the half time ceremonies at the Highland game. Diana is majoring in home economics. She is a member of Delta Psi Omega and has participated in many of the drama productions on campus. Next year Diana plans to continue her education at Kansas State University. Camille Carroll represents one of the twelve queen candidates for homecoming. Homecoming Events The 1970 Homecoming events provided an exciting day for Queen Diana Hershberger and her attendants. The events began with an afternoon parade through El Dorado. During half time ceremonies at the game Diana was crowned Queen. Concluding a day of memorable events was the homecoming dance held in the student union. Queen Diana is crowned by 1969 queen, Becky Brown. Keith Neill, LaDonna VanMeter, Don Siemer, Queen Diana, Angela Bates, and Terry Jukes observe the homecoming game. 12 Campus Life The parade and dancing highlighted the homecoming festivities. Campus Life 13 i i Everyman f Butler County Community Junior College opened its 1970-71 season with a new version of The Summoning of Everyman by Edward Mer- rill, an English teacher from Old Saybrook, Conn. The play was directed by Darryl F. Patten and the music written and composed by Carl Marsh, a freshman at the junior college. Everyman and Ross discuss finances. Mr. Patten discusses the success of opening night with Mr. Mer- rill and Carl Marsh. Everyman Cast, directors, and friends feast on the roasted pig at banquet. The Devil challenges Fod for giving man free will. 14 Campus Life Death calls upon the fool before he introduces Every- man and Fair weather friend. False Goods leads guests away from the banquet table. Mother tries to convince Everyman to mend his evil ways. AT LEFT, Bach and a servant bring in the Capon pie in which a Capon pops out and flies among guests. Campus Life 15 Music The music department is composed of singing groups like the Collegiate Singers and the general chorus, directed by Mr. Dixon and the stage band directed by Mr. Anderson. The department has been fortunate this year to have visits from Joe Barber, who is composer- in-residence at KSTC in Em- poria, and Ted Nichols, who is a Jazz saxophone player and also musical director for Han- na Barbera Productions. - • . . ;, : ' ■:., - ,:.: ■:. : ' £ ABOVE: Stage Band performs in their first semester concert. GENERAL CHORUS - FRONT: Gregory Middleton, Pat Brooke, Roger Govan, Ronald Ireland, and Vernon Peterson. SECOND: JudyVossburg, Juanita Smith, Wenny Darling, Nancy Jenkins, Barbara Parks, Debra Robinson and Maurita Deines. BACK: April Parsons, Wanitta Hudson, Gloria Bell, Donel Schotz, Myrna Collins, and Debra Garland. BELOW: Ted Nichols lectures about today ' s music with experience. 16 Campus Life COLLEGIATE SINGERS FRONT: Teresa Shepler, Donel Schotz, Debra Garland, Sandra Brown, Diana Bradley, April Parsons, Nancy Jenkins, Barbara Parks, and Nancy Cherryholmes. BACK: Charles Klassen, Scott Windsor, David Clark, Keith Neal, Vernon Peterson, and Gordan Dalton. ABOVE, Mr. Joe Barber speaks to a music class on an easier way to read music for each individual per- son. TRIO: Sandra Brown, Donel Schotz, and Nancy Jenkins with Nancy Cherryholmes at piano. Campus Life 17 One- Act Plays Sweet Betsy from Pike . The one-act plays were directed by sophomores to give them experience in the field of theater. The plays given were To Burn a Witch, directed by Maurita Deines; The Informer, directed by Richard Martindale; and Sweet Betsy from Pike, directed by Jan Mountz. Each student had to select his own script, cast his own show, anc work out all the technical problems, such as cos- tuming, set arrangement, and make-up. 18 Campus Life The Informer To Burn a Witch ' Amahl Wk ' I Amahl greets night vistors. The music and drama departments under the direc- tion of Mr. Thomas Dixon and Mr. Darryl Patten combined efforts to stage the fourth annual produc- tion of the one-act opera, Amahl and the Night Vis- tors. Amahl was played by David Clarkson, and Mrs. Edwin Clarkson portrayed his mother. The kings were Gordon Dolton, Darryl Claassen, and Vernon Peterson. The page was Keith Neill. Members of the chorus served as the shepherds. AmahPs mother reaches for gold. Casper tells Amahl about his magic box. Mother scolds Amahl for lying. Shepherds entertain the kings. Campus Life 19 Orientation Orientation was an innovative program for the junior college freshmen this year. Students participated in a two-day series of events that acquainted them with college life, introduced them to members of the faculty, helped them to located campus areas, and enabled them to make new friends more readily. At right freshmen take an English aptitude test in the cafeteria; below left, students experience mock class schedules; below right, students keep time to rock music; bottom, students reassemble for closing session. As a result of their efforts each freshman received an hour of credit and completed their final enrollment. Approxi- mately 422 students qualified for the credit hour. Next year ' s ori- entation will be greatly improved because of the opinions voiced by this year ' s freshmen. % « Mr l ' %rJttw ' k As soon as the last session was over in the gym, the fresh- men began enjoying campus activities (above). Free food and drinks were furnished by the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce to the students and faculty (below left); two stu- dents peel the paper off their ice cream bars (below right) . Campus Life 21 Marketing Technology Last fall an experimental program in Marketing Technology was started. The Butler County Communi- ty Junior College program closely resembles the stand- ard Distributive Education program; yet there is a pur- pose in mind: to provide not only a comprehensive training but also to offer a specialized, on-the-job train- ing experience. Each student has a structured program designed for him as a individual developed in his own interests. The curriculum consists of approximately 19 hours of busi- ness education, 12 hours in marketing and distributing and 14 hours in a technical and special field area. In addition to his regular college curriculum, the student must maintain an actual job in his area of study, for actual work experience of 1 5 hours . The new program this year is truly an advancement for the individual student. Marketing Technology helps the individual to develop maturity and become part of the community and an active participant in the partner- ship of education and industry. Harold Harmon and Jim Edwards attempt to find answers in relationships of people for their consuming projects. 22 Campus Life Shana Lewis and Margaret Chapman refer to salemanship material to prove that women are capable in the business world, too. Pat Fanello demonstrates how easily the portable-tape-television unit operates for individual attention. Larry West, reporter of the DECA Club, refers to his production pam- phlet to express his point of view. Darrell Crane and Craig Stephens offer their assistance in operating the tape-cassette player for personal reference of records. Campus Life 23 Behind the Scenes Maurita Deines operates lights for Everyman. Karen West prepares papers for Coach Nay. Dorm girls serve punch at open house. Sharon Langley types over due book list in the library. AT RIGHT, the flag gets put away for the night by student janitors, Ger- ald Bowers and Terry Poe. 24 Campus Life Christmas Dance Couples sit-out a dance and associate with friends. Students meet in cafeteria for annual Christmas Dance. The Velvet Rainbow performs for students. Guests socialize in lounge. Journalism students attend second annual banquet. Lantern Staff The 1970 Lantern staff consisted of students chosen from journalism classes under the direction of Mr. Bill Bidwell. The editorial board for first semester was run by Carolyn Marcum, editor-in-chief; Al Redburn, managing editor; Jim McNulty, news editor; Dianne Osborne, co-ed news editor; Clayton Nicholson, sports editor; and Virginia Mad- ison, production editor. One of the staff writers, Mike Corn, wrote a poem which was selected for publication in the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. The chief editors of the Lantern were honored at a journalism banquet. Carolyn Marcum tries a new camera. LANTERN STAFF - Virginia Madison, Clayton Nicholson, Dianne Osborne, Al Redburn, Carolyn Marcum, and Jim McNulty. 26 Campus Life Mr. Bidwell. ansa Yearbook staff examines bridge for end sheet picture. ) Mr. Mike McGee, addresses banquet guests. Grizzly Staff The 1970 GRIZZLY, under the supervision of Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, was published by the members of the yearbook production class. BCCJC is the only junior college in Kansas that accredits this course. The members of the staff are Roger Frazier, editor-in-chief, and page editors: Danny Creed, Pat DeMarais, Jean Hetzke, Sherry Graves, Susan Hamilton, Linda Oldham, and Richard Powelson. Rich- ard doubled as a page editor and photogra- pher. The Grizzly staff joined the Lantern staff at the annual journalism banquet. YEARBOOK STAFF COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. Linda Old- ham, Roger Frazier, Jean Hetzke, Pat DeMarais, Susan Hamilton, Richard Powelson, Sherry Graves, and Danny Creed identify student photos. Campus Life 27 A cadem ics The most important part of a student ' s life is his classroom study. These class activities help each person to determine his role in life and to make plans for his future. Academic activities are designed to develop in each individual the qualities expected of a well-rounded person. Art students are involved in the creation of beauty . Mr. Toburen stimulates the imagination of his English class by the use of unusual instruments. 28 Campus Life nmmiiiii iii i iiMni u i 1 ii i ' i mi 1 hiiiiii him m m ■ nullum—! Mr. Hiebert explains the organization of the carbon bond. Precision in the lab results in an understanding of chemical compounds. Anticipation of the bell mounts as the end of class draws near. Campus Life 29 Industrial Students who complete the industrial courses at Butler County Community Junior College have several avenues of activity open to them. Some go directly into industry. Others, such as drafting technical students who elect architecture, aircraft, or machine drawing, and engineering students pre- pare to transfer to four-year colleges. r Student bevels a pipe by hand with a cutting torch. Auto tech major completes metal finish on a quarter panel. Students in fundamentals course learn to overhaul an engine with Mr. Anderson supervising. Electronics enthusiasts study a maze of wires. Data Processing majors pore over complicated machine. Drafting students give concentrated attention to layout problems m ms tm ma : Hso I an j mi Kb m | as i an as SECOND FLOOR RESIDENTS FRONT ROW: Frankie McCrey, Diane Brecheisen, Margaret Hall, Lynna Alumbaugh, Suzanne Roy; SECOND ROW: DeEtta Schon, Angela Bates, Sally Cocking, Pam Hoch, Teresa Shepler, Starlett Bannon; THIRD ROW: Marty Seimers, Kay Little, Susan Hamilton, Sandie Janzen, Becky Pierce, Cheryl Freeman, Karen Yenawine; BACK ROW: Carla White, Karen Boughner, Donna Deets, Janine Brooks, Vicki Bannister, Cindy Ford, Janet Gordon, Diana Hershberger. Dormitory Life, A New Experience Dormitory life in the Junior College dorm is both an experience and a challenge, an experi- ence in living with the 103 other students in the dormitory and a challenge in learning to live with these other students in a world completely EMM FIRST FLOOR RESIDENTS — FRONT ROW: Nancy Jenkins, Donna Klassen, Ellen Sheahan, Sharron Langly, Charolotte Ferguson; SECOND ROW: Trish Heller, Charlene Smith, Helen Bidwell, Maurita Deines, Ver-Linda Bourne, Linda Coons, Debbie Duke, Martha Duncan (Housemother); THIRD ROW: Joy Huffman, Kathy Quinn, Jeanne Summerville, Barbara Parks, Susan Little, Brenda Martin; BACK ROW: Carla Ryan, Janet Lemon, Cindy Fogle, Sandy Gaines, Debbie Tomek, Marjie Schmitt, Carol Book, Susan Bryan, DeAnn Triboulet. 32 Campus Life tt«Wffl ' ¥ ' fflffflttt 1ffir m l lhi l lfflll m ii m i i SECOND FLOOR RESIDENTS — FRONT ROW: Roger Pock, Jack Warkentine, Danny Creed, Cary Deiter, Greg Bauer; SECOND ROW: Steve Wilson, Mark Richardson, Mike Penny, Alan Lytle; THIRD ROW: Harold Hughey, Jeffrey Schwab, Ron Silz, Danny Cooper, Mark Horyna; BACK ROW: Jack Brown, Alan Sledder, Bill Robertson, Richard Molzen. different, a mini-community of their own. The dormitory provides a bridge between high school and college, filling the gap from the home environment to living away from home. The experience one gets from life cannot be obtained from books alone and this experience is partially obtained by dormitory life. FIRST FLOOR RESIDENTS — FRONT ROW: Monte Hiede, Orlando Valerio, Keith Neil, Gerald Weins; SECOND ROW: Steve Behrendt, Eddie Maddern, Henry Shirmer, Monte Sontag, Lloyd Tiffany; THIRD ROW: Richard Krol, Tony Vandergriff. Gordon Dolton, Steve Korte, Charles Drake; BACK ROW: Greg Mahan. Al Redburn, Craig McCombs, Frank Reid. Campus Life 33 Students find time to relax together. 34 Campus Life Student Council The Student Council is the governing body which coor- dinates and expresses the will of the student body regard- ing the policies and practices of the activities program. The council consists of six representatives from each class, one representative from each club on campus, and head sponsor, Mr. Felix Adams. Officers elected in the spring of 1970 are Roger Frazier, president; Carol Arrington, vice-president; Nancy Stude- baker, secretary; LaDonna VanMeter, chairman of public relations; Martha Brainard, treasurer; and Rodger Bur- ton, chairman of student promotions. At right Carol and Roger welcome freshmen during an orientation assembly, and homecoming queen ' s float is admired by young and old alike. STUDENT COUNCIL — FRONT ROW: Rodger Burton, Martha Brainard, LaDonna VanMeter, Nancy Studebaker, Carol Arrington, Roger Frazier; SECOND ROW: Jody McGrady, Angela Bates, Ray Shock, Helen Bidwell, Ellen Sheahan, Joe Gill, Janine Brooks; THIRD ROW: Linda Oldham, Kathy Moore, Kay Boucher, Kay Simmons, Lynette Norwood, Donna Deeds, Rhonda Underwood, Bart Long, Larry Holt, Henry Schirm- er; FOURTH ROW: Vicki Banister, Fred Ervin, Brett Coonrod, Tim Anderson, Rick Heise, Don Seimer, Cliff Harder, Tom McKibban, Greg Mahan. 36 Organizations msmm Black Student Union The Black Student Union consists of approximately fif- ty members. The purpose of B.S.U. is to keep understand- ing in relationship among the blacks, to promote a better communication with the whites, and to bring about more and better scholarships for the blacks. Officers are Fred Edwards, president; Elaine Norwood, vice-president; Fae Cole, secretary; Lynette Norwood, treasurer, and Hardie Pruitt and Duane Moore, sergeants- at arm. Two representatives are also included in the cabi- net, Fred Ervin and Gloria Bell. Mrs. Doty sponsors the club. At left, is Angela Bates, homecoming attendant, repre- senting the Black Student Union. BLACK STUDENT UNION — FRONT ROW: Fred Edwards, Elaine Norwood, Fae Cole, Lynette Norwood, Gloria Bell, Fred Ervin. Jr.; SEC- OND ROW: Hardie Pruitt, Lucius Woodard, Patricia Johnson, Frankie McGray, Bidye Mitchell, James Carter, W.L. Mitchell, Duane Moore: THIRD ROW: Willie Thornton, William Jones, Ruby Wright, Pat Tiller, Amon Thornton. Temoer Terry, Carl Stovall, Gregory Middleton: FOURTH ROW: Marvin Washington, Chauncey Littlejohn, Don Pete, Fred Harris, Larry Burrows, Reuben Roundtree, Reggie Pruitt. Larry Porter. Organizations 37 Diana Hershberger works with other students in the one-act plays. Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega is a national honorary society. It is designed to give recognition to junior col- lege students who are interested in the theater. Students earn membership by working in or with the plays. Included in this is participation in acting, stage- craft, interpretation, publicity, and costuming. David Clarkson, the fool, entertains Everyman, played by Richard Martindale, and his guests. DELTA PSI OMEGA — FRONT ROW: Rick McGrath, Judy Aitken, Susan Little, Jan Mountz, Maurita Deines, Diana Swift, Darryl Patten; BACK ROW: Richard Martindale, Carl Marsh, Steve Calloway, Richard Molzen, David Clarkson, Diana Hershberger. iBSB MsaggsaBiSsgEE sigaai wuMwiii 5 MiiiiinmiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiPiiiwiiiiiiiBiiiwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiii Juco Voices The Juco Voices, under the supervision of Mr. Darryl Patten, perform poetic and prose choral readings. The students are selected by audition and receive no credit hours for their participation. This year the voices have performed at a Methodist Church Conference, The El Dorado Chris- tian Church, El Dorado High School, The Wichita Music Club, and various other clubs and organizations The Juco Voices practice for a performance. JUCO VOICES — FRONT ROW: Diana Swift, Patty Guy, Maurita Deines, Lutrecia Fewin; BACK ROW: Richard Martindale. Steve Callaway, Mr. Darryl Patten. Organizations 39 Art Club The Art Club began its second year of organiza- tion during the fall se- mester. Some of the ac- tivities included a picnic at an El Dorado park, a batik and tie dye demon- stration, and a critique on paintings by instruc- tors from WSU, which were exhibited in the gallery. Jan Mountz was presi- dent for the first semes- ter. Mr. Robert Chism and Mr. Lynn Havel served as advisors for the club. Elden Solt develops his own technique with oils. ART CLUB — FRONT ROW: Janet Gordon, Pattty Guy, Rusty Johnston, Vicki Richards, Janine Brooks; SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Chism, Helen Bidwell, Alan Watkins, Jeannie Hetzke, Jan Mountz, Pat Crawford, Becky Callaway; THIRD ROW: Anita Payne, Rhonda Underwood, Mike Harris, Bud Lawson, Richard Martindale, Mark Perry, Elden Solt, Mr. Lynn Havel. 40 Organizations mmBMmt i fi Agfiajffjttga mm DEC A Club The Distributive Education Clubs of America, otherwise known as DECA, is a new organization on campus this year. The club is designed specifi- cally for students enrolled in Distributive Educa- tion, a program of instruction which teaches mer- chandising and management. Activities for the year included a Fall Leadership Conference at KSTC and a state contest. Mr. Herman Ogg served as the sponsor. Page Lewis, president, calls a meeting to order. DECA — FRONT ROW: Max Adkins, Margaret Chapman, Shana Lewis, Joel Guyot, Steve Hammer; SECOND ROW: Harold Harmon, Pat Fanello, Craig Stephens, Larry West, Mark Levering; THIRD ROW: Darrell Crane, Larry Seivley, Jim Edwards, Page Lewis, Brad Dudgeon, Mr. Herman Ogg. Organizations 41 Republicans The Young Republicans worked through their voluntary efforts to create a political awareness among the local citizen. Many of their club members met Spiro Agnew, also Senator Robert Dole at the Wichita Airport. They also campaigned for Frizzell, Seaton, and Grant. One small but very import ant duty the club sponsored was offering rides to the voting polls on election day. YOUNG REPUBLICANS — FRONT ROW: Kay Little, JoAnne Perks, La Donna Van Meter, Rodger Burton, April Parsons, Hen- ry Schirmer, SECOND ROW: Jody Megredy, Patty Guy, Sandra Magnus, Joy Hoffman, Kathy Moore, Linda Coons, Donna Dietz, Scott Biggs, Steve Molton, BACK ROW: Joan Penner, Debbie Kling, Charlene Wright, Barbara Marcum, Glenda Lucas, Keith Neill, _ _ J m r- t- ' ' D «iffig Democrats The Young Democrats worked together with the Citizen for Docking committee to sponsor a Democratic Banquet for the gover- nor. During the same strenuous time they worked many long hours at the downtown headquarters, campaigning for Docking, Mill- er, Darr, and other local Democratic contenders. YOUNG DEMOCRATS FRONT ROW: Mike Terrones, Vice-Pres., Gov. Docking, Mrs. Docking, E. J. Walbourn, Pres., Jerry Rhyne, SECOND ROW: Dan Saile, Mark Miles, Steve Abott, Bill Rhyne, THIRD ROW: John Montre, Frankie McCray. Betty Cor- rell, Susie Rhyne, Fred Terrones, BACK ROW: Jane Mize, Keith Bradley, Tim Anderson, Lila Seager, Mr. Seager. Sponsor. Organizations 43 Flying Club The flying club is in its second year. The sponsors of this organization are Mr. Swift and Mr. Ericson. The purpose of the flying club is to help students understand and enjoy flying. Several of the members have done solo flights. One of their main projects was an airlift. Club members prepare to land at Wichita Airport. : : : ::: iv : FLYING CLUB: FRONT ROW: Ed Johnson, Charles Hamm, Jerry McGee, Sharon Goodman, Larry Marley, James Garufo, Mr. Erikson; BACK ROW: Eddie Dean, Fred Green, Jerry Browning, Steve Smith, Doug Lamb, Dave Green, Robert Miller. 44 Organizations ■ ' ;... V .,-,,: . .■■■■ :: ' : ::.:::.: ' ' ■■ ' i : . Veterans ' Club Every member of the Veterans ' Club has served in some branch of the armed forces. During the blood drive they gave away an AM FM transistor radio in a drawing. They were in charge of the cannon and presented stunts at the football games and pep as- sembles. One of their more inter- esting projects was their second annual car rally. VETERANS ' CLUB — FIRST ROW: Richard Kemmerly, Richard Barbe, Nick Stewart, Jerrold Sheffler; SECOND ROW: Donald Siemer, president, Richard Harper, Allen Albaugh, Ron Ward, Paul Rader; BACK ROW: Darrel Crane, Bruce Sargent. Dale Brit- ton, Gerald Dukes, Oscar Lewis, Allen Greher. Business Club The Business Club helps students develop qualities that will enable them to participate effectively in business, professional, and community life. The club helps to encourage leadership, and it assists the members in making an intelligent choice of careers through trips to various business enterprises. A student watches a Dillon ' s cake decorator. BUSINESS CLUB — FRONT ROW: Bob Yarnall, President; Kathy Hobbs, Treasury; Carol Arrington, Vice President; Kay Boucher, Conley Forrest; SECOND ROW: Susan Hamilton, Karol Miller, Elizabeth Sims, Connie Condell, Charlene Smith, Jacque Stiles; THIRD ROW: Rod- ney Tull, Sandie Janzen, Donna Klassen, Sharon Langly, Cindy Fogle, Debbie Tomek, Steve Behrendt; BACK ROW: Mr. Russell, Mr. Brink- meyer, Bill Brokar, Steve Pershall, Terry Allison, Frank Ransberger, Monte Sontag. 46 Organizations I IB 1 ■ ' Slam . Business Education Club The Business Education Club was a new addition to the business department this year. Members of this club are all secretarial majors and are all employed within the community. Judy Aitkens (top, left) and Nancy Studebaker (lower, left) are engaged in office employment. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB — FRONT ROW: Debbie Freund, Connie Hinde, Karen West, Charlene Smith, Ann Crabtree; SECOND ROW: Judy Aitken, Carol Thornton, Sharon Langley, Bonnie Stuckey, Mr. Seager. Organizations 47 Newman Club The Newman Club, a religious organi- zation for Catholic youth on campus, provides social and religious activities. The club has sponsored a hayrack ride, guitar Mass, and Christmas caroling. Members practice for a guitar Mass. . . NEWMAN CLUB — FRONT ROW: Mary Hileman, Gini Snead, Suzanne Roy, Fredric Terrones. BACK ROW: Paul Fehren- bach, Kathy Graham, Ellen Sheahan, Carla Ryan, Mr. Hertel. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Theis, sponsor, Father Rowen, advisor. 48 Organizations Nurses Students enrolled in nursing courses become active members of the Student Nursing Association. Their activities in- clude a fund drive for the March of Dimes, fruit baskets for the needy, establishing the Alumni Association, and assisting with campus blood drive, as shown at left. Peg- gy Lackey, president, Linda Bode, vice- president, and Sandy Pick, secretary-trea- surer, served as officers. Becky Barber was student council representative. NURSES — FRONT ROW: LaNora Allen, Linda Bode, Becky Barber, Linda Riggs, Peggy Triboulet. Beth Storrer, Sandy Peck: BACK ROW: Mary Nusz, Harold Shaw, Peggy Lackey, Ada Soden, Esther Schroeder, Kay Trager. R. N., Instructor, and Anita Whitson, R.N., Instructor. Organizations 49 Ecology Ecology action is people actively trying to reverse the massive destruction of our environment. Life is a group composed of individuals involved in ecology action. LIFE is a newly formed organization to help all men to realize their inalienable rights. Through the action and efforts of this group a new class was offered to bring these ideas to the students. SKSTA LIFE LEFT TO RIGHT: Randall Hoskins, David Cor- bin, Vicki Ponder, Jane Rhoads, sponsor. During the first semester, the primary activities of the Student Kansas State Teachers Association was assisting the Collegiate 4-H in giving a Christmas par- ty at Jefferson Elementary School for the under privi- leged children of that community. Refreshments were served and each college student donated a toy for a tot. The afternoon was enjoyed by all, especially the children, as they visited with Santa Claus; (Scott Biggs). Plans which finished the year for SKSTA was a club - sponsored trip to Wichita. They toured and discussed the Institue of Logopedics, which is a dedi- cated organization for the deaf and retarded children. I —r i i IIX - 1 ■ .-■ 4. $ 8  s (H 1 JL t EFT TO RIGHT - FIRST ROW: Carol Turntine, Nancy Cherryholmes, Linda Coons, Diana Swift, Kay Little. SECOND OW: Pat Blakley, Marita Stanbaugh, Gail Range. THIRD ROW: Jennie Montgomery, Hiromi Gaston, Charlene Hudson, Wanitta Hud- son. FOURTH ROW: Virgina Madison, Scott Windsor, Bruce Brown, Mary Rice, Mrs. Rowe, sponsor. 50 Organizations BSfflBMOWHtlBlia - Collegiate 4-H Collegiate 4-H of Butler County Com- munity Junior College is a club that has been very active each year in giving service to the school and the community through various projects: providing a Christmas par- ty for the children of the community, supplying toys and treats for the underprivi- leged, presenting a planned radio program for the local KBTO station, assisting in acquainting student of the campus by com- piling a student directory and planning a spring picnic for their own pleasure. Collegiate 4-H sponsor Mr. Wischropp and President Linda Haskell discuss future plans for the club. -. .. f - • .•:■ ■: Y- i COLLEGIATE 4-H — ERONT ROW: David Kullenwider. Diana Swift, Margaret Hall; SECOND ROW: Scott Biggs. Linda Haskell. La Donna Van Meter, Nancy Studebaker, Mr. Ohl, sponsor; BACK ROW: Carol Thornton, Bruce Brown. Mr. Wischropp, Susan Hamilton. Kay Little. Organizations 51 THE BIO-PHYSICS CLUB — FRONT ROW: Tom Hittle, Don Seery, Don Reid, Dale Burleson, Charles Richards, Dale Catlin, Larry Holt; BACK ROW: Steve Hammond, Rick Stewart, Mike Williams, Chris Good, Gerald Wiens, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Theis. Bio-Physics Club Mathematics — Science Club The Bio-physics Club is for people majoring in medicine and physics. Members conduct discussions and experiments in bio- physics research. The Mathematics-Science Club seeks to create interest in math and science programs. One of its projects was to tour a missile base. THE MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE CLUB — FRONT ROW: Dale Ziegler, Alan Jackson, Tommie McKibbans, Don Dayler, Dan Olsen; BACK ROW: Allan Lytle, Charles McCrea, Bruce Sargent, Hosseen Farbrizi, Mr. Pettus. 52 Organizations Rax ENGINEERS ' CLUB — FRONT ROW: Roger Burton, Alan Jackson, Steve Place, Jim Carmichael, David Inde; BACK ROW: Lar- ry Blaisdell, Bill Robertson, Craig McCombs, Darrell Markley, Otis Knabe, Mr. Gregory. The Engineers ' Club seeks to acquaint its members with various . , new fields of engineering. Several guest speakers were invited to the LLTlglYlCCfS ( lUu club meetings. The Drafting Technology Club is designed to provide the students with opportunities to develop interest and promote knowledge of DfClftitl Cllib drafting. Among their projects were several trips . DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY CLUB — FRONT ROW: Terry Poe, Tim Page, Dewey Plain, Rick Myers, Greg Mahan; SECOND ROW: Doug Swartz, Dennis Irack, Rex Davis, Tim Willits; THIRD ROW: Ken Knieling, Eddie Moore, Steve May, John Schoffstal; BACK ROW: Paul Williams, Mark Randel, Terry Woolard, Mr. Webb, Mr. Boatright. Organizations 53 PE Majors ' Club The Women ' s Physical Education Majors ' Club is a newly organized club on campus this year. The purpose of this club is to promote social and professional devel- opment of Physical Education Majors at B.C.C.J.C. Of- ficers of the club are Kathy Moore, president; Deena Price, vice-president; Debbie Sawtelle, secretary; and Lynette Norwood, treasurer, with Miss Jeanette Ma- lone, sponsor. At right, students enjoy a game of ping pong at Recreation Night which is sponsored by the majors ' club. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR ' S CLUB - FRONT ROW: Kathy Moore, Deena Price, Debbie Sawtelle, Sandra Angleton, Elaine Norwood; BACK ROW: Judy Patty, Jane Mize, Lynette Norwood, Jeanette Malone, Susan Kelly. George Colman _ DRILL TEAM -- FRONT ROW: Julie Barnes, Marylou Taylor, Sally Cocking, Rhonda Underwood, Captain, Carol Arrington, CoCaptain, Karen Noll, Marilyn Jackson, Ver-Linda Bourne; BACK ROW: Frankie McCray, Nancy Jenkins, Janie Brooks, Sharon Langley, Gloria Bell, Cindy Fogle, Donna Klassen, Elaine Norwood, and Sherry Graves. Drill Team The Drill Team, frequently called the Honey Bears, is a select number of coeds chosen through tryouts. They perform pre- cision routines at Butler County Communi- ty Junior College football and basketball games and for local organization meetings. Among various other activities they marched in the Arkalalah parade in Arkan- sas City, in the Veterans ' Day Parade in Lyons, and performed at the College Na- tional Basketball Tournament in Hutchinson. The Honey Bears are ready, just waiting for their captain ' s signal, to start a parade at Arkansas City. 56 Sports TiiHl II ll Hi II Ill ill llllll ' IIHIIIIIIII ' IIIIHIII ' lI ' lllllllllllliyilllBIIIIIIIIIII ' li I MililillllllllHIIIIIIIIIII I Hill Cheerleaders The work of a college cheerleader is not always an easy job. In addition to leading the student body in cheering the teams on to a victory, the cheerleaders are also expected to travel across the state to support the members of all the athletic events. ' Bones proudly accepts his signed football from the cheerleaders and .quad. The cheerleaders practice at a typical and often occurring session. CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Vickie Banister, Winnie Darling. Linda Oldham, BACK ROW: Kathi Preston, Martha Brainard, Head- cheerleader, and Debra Garland. The cheerleaders lead the annual homecoming parade in their Little Green Dundbuggy. Sports 57 Keith Wilson prepares to overtake another runner in his drive to finish 22nd. :% z ,T i fa •m - ■%■ ; : ■ ■ ■■■ IMS Doug Lee moves out of the pack to finish 51st. Grizzlies Capture National Honors The cross country team participated in the largest national meet to date in Vincennes, Indiana. There were 251 participants from 57 junior colleges. From these contending schools there were 30 full teams. As a result of their efforts and A-l shape Butler County placed first with a score of 121. Other finalists were Allegheny Junior College of Pittsburg, second with 137; the defending host Vincennes, Indiana, third with 161; and Haskell Junior College of Lawrence placed fourth with 186. Dennis Patterson makes turn to finish 112th. ■■ ■ Jh, Jim Hays makes move for 73rd. Abe Serrano pushes ahead for 92nd. i- .- • ; -  -. ' I 1 Is ' ' • - ■ • - All- American Amon Thornton, pulls ahead to place 6th. Bob Moreno, Ail-American, gains on another runner to place 10th. The national cross country champions of 1970 hold their trophies while centered in front of them is the national award Team: Abe Serrano, Dennis Patterson, Jim Hays, Doug Lee, Bob Moreno, Keith Wilson, Amon Thornton, Coach Ollie Isom. Sports 59 j 1 i £ i s§ Dave Beckner, Roger Bernhardt Jim Carmichael, Bob Chambers Sonny Cowen, John Crowe Cary Deiter, Bill Dinkel Fred Ervin, Rick Heise Dan Hickman, Jeff Howard iH MllfflTTrr- w ' «s . BOTTOM ROW: Mark Yearout, Fred Erwin, Carl Womack, Sonny Cowan, Rick Heise, Harold Pruitt; SECOND ROW: Cary Deiter, Mike Penny, John Crowe, Henry Shirmer, Alan Sleder, Larry Lewis; THIRD ROW: Bill Townsley, Mike Scully, Steve Reed, Mike Turner, Richard Krol, Robert Luallen, Dave Thomas; FOURTH ROW: Trainers; Glen Dimick, Larry Rader, Frank Gerberdine, Coach Dale Remsberg Harold Hughey, Larry Lewis, Mike Penny 60 Sports ABOVE with Coach Nay is the 1970 Grizzly Co-captains (63) Henry Schirmer, (66) Jim Carmichael. RHHHI  t • II 70  -. «= ' ' WW 1 Tlir J: ■ - Will 1MB 1 . ■ FRONT ROW: Harold Hughey, Jim Carmicheal, Bob Chambers, Dave Beckner, Sam Phillips, Bill Robertson, Don Pete. SECON D ROW: Jeff Howard, Dick Graves, Roger Bernhardt, Bill Dinkel, Dan Hickman, Lloyd Tiffany. THIRD ROW: Jack Brown, Ron Silz, Willie Thornton, Steve Wills, Greg Bower, Gean Lindsey, Wilmer Thompson. Football 1970 Don Pete, Sam Phillips Hardie Pruitt, Bill Robertson Henry Shirmer, Alan Sleder Lloyd Tiffany, Mike Turner Steve Wills, Carl Womack Mark Yearout, Phil Hickman The 1970 Grizzly Coaching Staff, FRONT ROW: Everett Kohls, Merle ROW: Dale Remsberg, Jerry Williams. ' Bones Nay. BACK Sports 61 Season Ends On 4-6 Record The 1970 Grizzly Football season concluded with a record of 4-6, the same as last year ' s record. Participation, enthusiasm and sportsmanship were exemplified by the team effort, a team that enjoyed victory as well as enduring defeat. 1970Grizzley Football Schedule Fairbury, Neb (BCCJC) 7 (forfeit) Fort Scott 50 Dodge City 41 6 Coffeeville 7 Cowley County 14 21 Highland 13 Independence 33 Garden City 21 Hutchinson 6 54 Pratt 7 28 A sure tackle. Coaches determine next strategy . 62 Sports Grizzly defense on the move. TRAINERS — (L TO R) Steve Pharr, Glen Dimick, Larry Rader, Frank Gerberding. Wo mack Makes All-Conference Team Carl Womack (left) was named to the first team all-conference defensive squad for the 1970 football season. Receiving all-conference honorable men- tion for offense were Ron Silz, tackle; Bill Dinkel, lineman; and Bill Robertson, back. Receiving hon- orable mention on the defensive team were Ron Silz, tackle; Steve Reid, Tackle; and Bob Cham- bers, back. Carl Womack Bob Chambers Bill Robertson Steve Reid 08L Basketball 1970-71 The Grizzlies had nine returning sopho- mores for the 1970-1971 season. The team showed great potential early in the year and worked well together under the new basketball coach, Curtis Shipley. fSTinJ am Steve Laughlin Larry Ewart Ray Johnson Joe Konrade W hjS ,, ' f; : pic j ■ S.- Jh ■ : !!! ■ .; i £ £ H Bg V 1 3 faMZa Coach Shipley and Coach Gene Arnold discuss au- thenticity of basketball. Paul Graham Mike Pontious Fred Johnson Rixey Wertenberger 64 Sports WMM I SQUAD — Steve Laughlin, Larry Ewart, Fred Johnson, Dave Wyssman, Joe Konrade, Ken Knieling, Rixey Wertenberger, Tom By- ler, Roger Pock, Ray Johnson, Mike Pontious, Paul Graham, Rocky McWilliams, Pat Brooke; Trainer Steve Pharr; Coach Shipley, Coach Arnold; Trainer Mike Considine. Coaches look on with anticipation. Coach Shipley talks with players during a time out. Sports 65 Grizzlies in Acti m ;« • « ' : i ' H: mSft- I Rixey Wertenberger drives for goal . ' They ' re in the middle where they belong, says Coach Shipley. Team and coaches look on in hopes of a turnover. 66 Sports kaw.Hfcwfi |i| i| i i n iiitlli llliilii i i rvTr rBiwj7TiTTiTi Grizzly offense dominates opponents. Tom Byler sinks one. Basket!!!! Sports 67 KNEELING: Jim Knott; Bob Moreno; Amon Thornton; Dave Flowers. SECOND ROW: Keith Wilson; Dean Parker; Doug Lee; Dennis Patterson. THIRD ROW: Rod DeGurmo; Duane Keim; Abe Serrano; Jim Hays; Coach Ollie Isom. i illlllliPiPwi Doug Lee, co-captain; Jim Knott, captain; Jim Hays, co- captain. Cross Country Squad The Cross Country team has made the college and the local boost- ers very proud again this year. Even though every runner in the squad is a freshman, they won every one of the eight meets. They climaxed the season by placing fifth in the State Federation Meet among the four-year colleges and universities. Then Coach Isom and seven of his runners went to Indiana to the National Junior College Cross Country Meet and placed first. : •:., • Thornton comes in seventh; Lee, eighth; and Patterson, ninth. Parker places third; Wilson, fourth; and Hays, fifth at BCCJC invitational meet. Bob Moreno takes second in regional meet. 68 Sports w- i: I E. F. Adams G. W. Hammel Eugene Brooks G. E. Kassebaum Richard Chase Lewis Simmons President Walbourn and Board of Trustees The six members of the Board of Trustees in cooperation with Mr. Edwin J. Wal- bourn, president of Butler County Com- munity Junior Col- lege, approved the construction of a new wing onto the Student Union. Also approved were expansions of the market technology and office education programs and the leas- ing of a new IBM 360 20, computer. Mr. Richard Chase served as chairman, and Eugene Brooks represented the Junior college board on the state board of trustees. 70 Alubm President Edwin J. Walbourn A dministrative Staff The Administrative Staff at Butler County Community Junior College is directly related to President Walbourn. Their responsibilities include the making and scheduling of programs, changing curricula, supervising the administrative tasks, grounds keeping and managing financial business. Mr. Cummins, the Academic Dean, works with instructors and students. Mr. Wilson, Vocational-Technical Dean, provides student supervision and also works with Mr. Cummins in arranging all class schedules. Mrs. Mettler, director of Nursing Education, organizes the nursing program. Mr. Roberts, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, is in charge of the physical facili- ties of the campus. Mr. McKinney, Registrar and Director of Admissions, is responsible for all student records. Mr. Harris is the Business Manager. Mr. McKinney and Mr. Hall help get out equipment tor making student ID s. William C. Cummins Ronald Wilson Marilynn Mettler Burr Roberts I Leonard J. McKinney m } Instructional Staff The Instructional Staff at Butler County Community Junior College consists of a vari- ety of well-experienced instructors. They as- sist students through person-to-person con- tacts, help with activities and clubs, and serve as student advisors. Mr. Patten applies makeup to student for the play Everyman. Felix E. Adams, Jr. English John Anderson Automotive technology Robert Anderson Music Burl T. Arbogast Electronics- Electricity technology Gene Arnold Industrial arts. Physical education William G. Bidwell Journalism, English Gary L. Boatright Drafting technology Barbara K.. Boland Psychology, Counselor Patricia Brandner Mathematics Loren J. Brinkmeyer Data processing technology Monte Calvin Economics Robert Chism Art Joy Choens Programmed learning Howard Clements Office Education J.Thomas Dixon Music Martha Doty English Roland Ensz Social Science Darrel Erikson Business Charles Fuller Bilogical Science Arden Good Auto Body Technology Album 73 Faculty Richard L. Gregory Mathematics, Physical Science Michael Hadley Speech, Debate Lynn Havel Art Gerald J. Hertel Science, Mathematics I - mm MM MM WmMk IWlfm Clyde Hiebert Physical Science Oliver Isom Social Science Everett Kohls Social Science Gayle Krause Mathematics Herbert J. Kreller Social Science Blenda Kuhlmann English John Lay Social Science David K. Longfellow English Shirley Longfellow Business Education Allyn McGinnis Business Jeanette Malone Physical Education Donald Mangels Automotive Technology Dennis Martens Machine Technology Jimmie Mayfield Welding Technology Elmo Nash Mathematics Herman Ogg Marketing Technology 74 Album James Ohl Drafting Technology Darryl F. Patten Speech, Theatre Wilfred Pettus Physical Science Betty Prohodsky English Melvin Ralston English Dale Remsberg Physical Education, Athletics Jane Rhoads English Gordon Rhodes Mathematics Ronald Russell Data Processing Technology Ronald L. Seager Business Curtis Shipley Physical Education, Athletics George Swift Business Phillip Theis Biological Science Don Toburen English Kay Trager Nursing Leona Watkins Psychology Fred Webb Welding Technology Anita Whitson Nursing Theodore Wischropp Foreign Language Cafeteria setting provides staff coffee break. Album 75 Non-teaching staff The operation of the college involves contribu- tions by the members of the non-teaching staff. Miss Sharkey, a native of England, is a new assist- ant to the librarians this year. The librarians, coun- selors, bookstore manager, and housing directors also make important contacts with many students. The board of trustees entertained the faculty and staff with a reception at the opening of the fall term . Victor Bland Guidance Counselor Martha Duncan Housemother, dormitory Merle Nay Director, Athletics Student Activities Dale Neaville Guidance Director Hugh Richardson Librarian Carl Riggs Manager, Bookstore Marian Rowe Librarian Eileen Sharkey Library Assistant Marie Waltman Library Assistant 76 Album Secretaries R V jf Trained clerical personnel perform essen- tial services in various areas of the adminis- trative offices. Patricia Blakely (Night Receptionist) Barbara Coonrod (Deans) Arlene DeVore (Business Manger) Virginia Fritzler (Receptionist) Ethyl Lange (President) Hazel Lynch (Admissions Office) Barbara Parsons (Registrar ' s Office) Pat Place (Deans) Virgie Schowalter (Business Manager) Anna Staats (Nursing Department) Mary Stebbins (Counseling Center) Joyce Whiteside (Data Processing) Mrs. Waltman assists Mr. Richardson with the projector. Album 77 John Cleveland Security guard Francis Hall Custodian Glenn Leimer Electrician Charles Romero Custodian Maintenance Staff The men who provide improve- ments, repair facilities and maintain building and campus appearan ces are some of the busiest and most necessary personnel at the college. Roy L. Seymour Custodian Bert Stowers Mechanic Gerald Whipple Cabinet Maker Dennis Zuercher Groundsman vr- V -4 LJL 78 Album Mr. Zuercher and E. J. Walbourn prepare in late fall for a verdant lawn in the spring. Cafeteria Staff Members of the cafeteria staff become closely associated with the students, faculty, and community as they provide the food services for regular meals, parties, and game crowds. Not pictured: Mrs. Londeen, Mrs. Marshall, and Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Hess manages the business of the cafeteria. Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Costin provide snack bar favorites. Mrs. Rumsey and Mrs. Whipple put kitchen equipment into order. Mrs. James supervises salad servings Sophomores Sophomores totaling 442 - 296 males and 146 females - - made up a small but important part of the first semester enroll- ment. Twelve states and five countries were represented among the 1377 day- time students. Rick Heise, president of the sophomore class; Henry Shermer, vice-president; and Linda Oldham, secretary-treasurer provided connections between the class the student council and administrative staff. Henry Shermer, Linda Oldham, and Rick Heise Max Adkins, Douglass Business Administration Alan Afton, Benton Biology Judith Aitken, Fall River Business Kerry Aldrich, Augusta Psychology LaNora Allen, Augusta Nursing Sandra Angleton, Wichita Physical Education Linda Anderson, Augusta Business Carol Arrington, Wichita Business Roger Atchison, Augusta Psychology Sandra Baker, Andover Business Administration Steven Baker, El Dorado Liberal Arts Michael Ball, El Dorado Engineering Randy Ball, El Dorado Biology Vicki Banister, Wichita Elementary Education Gary Barger, Wichita Data Processing Kenny Batton, Augusta Industrial Education David Beckner, El Dorado History Sandra Bell, El Dorado Elementary Education Roger Bernhardt, Lyons, New York Physical Education Larry Beyer, Strong City Auto Body Lawrence Blaisdell, El Dorado Engineering Patricia Blakely, El Dorado Secondary Education Randall Blunt, Wichita Art Augusta Linda Bode, Nursing Carol Book, English Moline 80 Album Joyce Boswell, Douglas Business Kay Boucher, Latham Data Processing Cathy Bourne, El Dorado Liberal Arts Eva Bowers, El Dorado Social Science Gerald Bowers, Piedmont History Edwin Brewer, Salina History James Brewer, Atlanta Drafting Eugene Brockmeier, Herington Data Processing Janine Brooks, Wichita Art Bruce Brown, Wichita Liberal Arts Joe Brown, Douglass Liberal Arts John L. D. Brown, Wichita Mathematics Loyd R. Brown, Wichita Physical Science Mark Brown, El Dorado Political Science Jerry Browning, El Dorado Electronics Dale Burleson, Derby Biology Larry Burrows, Wichita Auto Technology Rodger Burton, El Dorado Electronics Victor Butt, Leon Business Michael Callahan, Wichita Business Steven Callaway, El Dorado Art Janice Calvin, El Dorado Business Mitchell Camp, Moline Auto Technology Larry Campbell, Andover Physical Education Daniel Carlyle, Wichita Physical Education Camille Carroll, Wichita Home Economics Phillip Carver, Wichita Art DaleCatlin, Augusta Pre-medicine Larry Chambers, Newton Business Robert Chambers, Baldwin Physical Education Keith Church, Newton Business Philip Church, El Dorado Business Sally Cocking, Wichita Liberal Arts Janet Coplin, Wichita Art Leon Cowen, Topeka Physical Education Album 81 Sophomores Students hold mid-morning jam session. Winifred Darling, Burton Elementary Education George David, Wichita Business Arthur Davidson, Hope Agriculture Pamela Davidson, Augusta Liberal Arts Rex Davis, Wichita Drafting Maurita Deines, Marion Theatre Gary Deiter, Maple Hill Physical Education Patricia DeMarais, Wichita Liberal Arts Debra Dennett, El Dorado Business Donna Dietz, Wichita Elementary Education Jim Dill, El Dorado Psychology Glen Dimick, El Dorado Libera! Arts William Dinkel, Topeka Business Vivian Domann, El Dorado Business Gene Donnelly, Hope Auto Mechanics Gary Douglas, Augusta Engineering Charlene Dreiling, Wichita Business William Dudgeon, Douglass Secondary Education Walter Dugan, El Dorado Auto Technology John Duncanson II, Tonganoxie Auto Technology 82 Album Fred Edwards, Wichita Physical Education James Edwards, El Dorado Merchandising Technology Vernon Edwards, Derby Art James Engel, Augusta Business Richard Engels, Benton Liberal Arts  Fred Ervin, Wichita Business Bill Fagan, Benton Mechanical Engineering Pat Fanello, Derby Business George Farris, Wichita Business Paul Fehrenbach, El Dorado Electrical Engineering Lutrecia Fewin, Sedgwick Liberal Arts Michael Finney, Rock Auto Technology David Flowers, Junction City Secondary Education Conley Forrest, Argonia Data Processing Bill Frazier, El Dorado Business Roger Frazier, El Dorado Modern Language David Fuller, El Dorado Data Processing Saundra Gaines, Overbrook Data Processing Ronald Gann, El Dorado Biology Oness Gardner, Andover Liberal Arts Charles Garrison, Eureka Art Jerry Gean, Derby Business Frank Gerberding, Argonia Business Administration Marcia Gilliland, Leon Liberal Arts Frederick Good, Benton Mathematics 1 t JT- ! ■ James Goodwin, Wichita Liberal Arts Sharon Goodman, Leon Secondary Education Kathleen Graham, Boulder, Colorado Elementary Education Paul Graham. Kansas City Physical Education Danny Greer, Newton Liberal Arts Richard Griffin. Burns Agriculture Brenda Groves, El Dorado Secondary Education Darnella Guy, Augusta Social Worker Joel Guyot, Douglass Business Randall. Hallgren. White City Data Processing Album 83 Sophomores Students return to classes after an assembly. Susan Hamilton, Wellington Business Steve Hammond, Augusta Dentistry Debbie Harrell, Belle Plaine Physical Education Fred Harris, Wichita Sociology Michael Harris, Lawrence Fine Arts Linda Haskell, Wellington Business Marc Hauser, Marion Animal Science Rupert Hays, Augusta Electronics Rick Heise, El Dorado Liberal Arts Gary Herron, Valley Center Business Administration Steve Herman, El Dorado Business Diana Hershberger, Sedgwick Home Economics Jean Hetzke, Wichita Art Daniel Hickman, Paola Physical Therapy Tommy Higgins, El Dorado Chemical Engineering Bruce Hill, Wichita Electronics Richard Hite, Abilene Business Tom Hittle, Towanda Medicine Kathryn Hobbs, Wichita Data Processing Pamela Hoch, Wichita Accounting 84 Album Dean Hoepner, Wichita Physical Education James Holdaway, Valley Center Liberal Arts Robert Holland, Leavenworth Forestry Cordelia Holem, El Dorado Liberal Arts Randall Hoskins, Augusta History Jeffry Howard, Newton Sociology John Howard, Madison Pre-medicine Joy Huffman, Maize Home Economics Harold Hughey, Baldwin History Charles Hummelke, Wichita Liberal Arts Michael Hutson, Leon Political Science Craig Jahnke, Woodbine Business Ronald Jarred, Leavenworth Physical Education Fred Johnson, Topeka History Raymond Johnson, Topeka Engineering Vickie Johnston, Wichita Business Terry Jones, El Dorado Business Terry Jukes, Arlington, Va. Data Processing Karen Kaufman, El Dorado Business Education Thomas Keehn, Wichita Education Richard Kelly, Augusta Forestry Richard Kemmerly, Towanda Education Maynard Kerns, El Dorado Law Stanley Kerr, Sedan Industrial Arts Camellia King, El Dorado Data Processing Kevin King, Wichita Air Conditioning Paul Klassen, Elbing Auto Technology Dennis Knisal, El Dorado Social Science Otis Knabe, El Dorado Engineering Jane Knebler, Augusta Business Rex Knight, Valley Center Business Steven Laughlin, Mt. Hope Engineering Peggy Lackey, Cassoday Nursing Bud Lawson, El Dorado Art Susan Lee, El Dorado Elementary Education Album 85 7rH3t t.fc Sophomores Student Council President Roger Frazier presents homecoming queen candidates. Janet Lemon, Moline Business Jimmy Lewis, Wichita History Larry Lewis, Eureka Physical Education Kay Little, Douglass Elementary Education Richard Lopez, Wichita Liberal Arts Glenda Lucas, El Dorado Secondary Education Roger Luce, Derby Business Virginia Madison, El Dorado Psychology Roger Marcotte, Lincoln Business Carolyn Marcum, El Dorado Journalism Darrell Markley, Augusta Engineering Brenda Martin, Madison Physical Education Phil Martin, Junction City Business Administration Richard Martindale, El Dorado Dramatics Mary Mast, Wichita Data Processing Marci Matthews, El Dorado Speech Steven May, Marion Drafting Rex McGinnis, Towanda Marketing Management Jim McKay, El Dorado Liberal Arts James McNulty, Wichita Journalism 86 Album ft ft -- V3TV-7 |T Jodi Megredy, El Dorado Pharmacy Dean Mehler, Wichita Liberal Arts Gerald Mercer, El Dorado Machine Shop Glenda Meyer, Augusta Business Education Edward Miers, Wichita Liberal Arts Clinton Milbourn, El Dorado Engineering Peggy Milbourn, El Dorado Liberal Arts Dennis Miller, Wichita Mathematics Karol Miller, Cassoday Date Processing Pamela Miller, Cassoday Nursing Robert Eugene Miller, Towanda Business Steven Molter, El Dorado Journalism Richard Molzen, South Haven Auto Mechanic Gary Montgomery, Howard Auto Technician Jimmy Montgomery, Derby Industrial Arts Brian Mooberry, Cheney Education Duane Moore, Wichita Business Administration Eddie Moore, Derby Drafting Kathryn Moore, El Dorado Physical Education Roy Moore, Carbondale Engineering Jerry Morris, Augusta Accounting JoAnne Moser, Wichita Associate of Arts Jan Mountz, Wellington Art Education Arlin Mueller, Tampa Business Michael Mullennax, Towanda Liberal Arts Thomas Musgrave, Moline Law Deborah Myers, Augusta Liberal Arts Howie Nelson, Towanda Medicine Terrance Nelson, Wichita Business Richard Newhouse, Wichita Law David Nicholas, Wichita Literature Clayton Nicholson, Newton Journalism Mara Niimi, Sedan Elementary Education Alan Noble, El Dorado Agriculture Wayne Noeller, Augusta Music . : mm f A x gr- ? Album 87 Sophomores Student employees sell art supplies. Charles Norrick, El Dorado Architecture Mary Nusz, Augusta Nursing Linda Oldham, Marion Elementary Education Dianne Osborn, El Dorado Journalism Christopher Padberg, Wichita Engineering Timothy Page, Wichita Drafting Richard Parkhurst, Wichita Electronics Graham Parks, El Dorado Accounting Richard Parsley, Benton Auto Technology Jean Patterson, El Dorado Elementary Education Judy Patterson, Goddard Nursing Billy Patty, Towanda Business Kirk Peace, El Dorado Pre-forestry Rebecca Pearce, Milan Data Processing Sandra Peck, Kechi Nursing Craig Penny, Wichita Accounting Michael Penny, Augusta Social Science Steven Pershall, El Dorado Data Processing Don Pete, Wichita Social Science Stephen Pharr, Leon Business 88 Album v V , f|J Robert Phillips, Wichita Business Administration Sam Phillips, Wellington Business Roger Pierce, Augusta Auto Mechanics Steve Place, El Dorado Engineering Terry Poe, El Dorado Drafting Michael Pontious, Argonia Social Science Michael Powell, Wichita Auto Mechanics Danny Prewitt, El Dorado Automotive Technology Charles Provo, El Dorado Elementary Education Hardie Pruitt, Wichita Liberal Arts x % :V ft m m  • • « Reginald Pruitt, Wichita Accounting Management Dianne Pybas, Towanda Education Lawrence Rader, El Dorado Architecture Gail Ranger, El Dorado Elementary Education Joyce Ray, El Dorado Music Alfred Redburn, Wichita Journalism Stephanie Reece, Rose Hill Physical Education Frank Reed, Wichita Auto Technology Michael Reed, Topeka Psychology Max Reed, Andover History Steve Reheis, Douglass Liberal Arts Don Reid, Wichita Medicine John Reznicek, Marion Business Administration Susan Rhyne, El Dorado Liberal Arts Charles Richards, Holton Medicine Victoria Richards, El Dorado Home Economics Mark Richardson, Milan Law David Rickard, Newton Auto Technology Linda Riggs, Eureka Nursing William Robertson, Elberteld, Indiana Engineering Dennis Roths, Wichita Auto Technology Carl Roush, Wichita Liberal Arts Suzanne Roy, Wichita Secretary Daniel Saile, Baldwin Forestry Richard Sardou, El Dorado Business Administration o Album 89 Students gather for the first play rehearsal of Everyman. Sophomores  - M ■w. 5 Y Bruce Sargent, El Dorado Engineering Mark Scarlett, Sabetha Liberal Arts Clyde Schafer, Wichita Liberal Arts Henry Schirmer, Holton Animal Science Gordon Schneider, Benton Biology John Schoffstall, El Dorado Applied Physical Science DeEtta Schon, Argonia Business Education Darius Schoonover, El Dorado Nursing John Schreiber, Augusta Business Esther Schroeder, Elbing Nursing Gary Schubert, Ramona Forestry Douglas Schwartz, Wichita Architecture James Scribner, El Dorado Music Lila Seager, El Dorado Foreign Language Don Seery, Wichita Pre-medicine Marta Seimers, Wellington Business Larry Seivley, Wichita Business Connie Shaffer, Leon Physical Education Delbert Shepler, Latham Auto Mechanics Robert Siegrist, El Dorado Liberal Arts 90 Album Donald Sierner, El Dorado Political Science Ann Skradski, Augusta Psychology Alan Sleder, Salina Business Administration Juanita Smith, Wichita Nursing Gerald Snively, Wichita Business Scott Snyder, Wichita Liberal Arts Ada Soden, El Dorado Nursing Elden Solt, Belvue Art Karen Song, El Dorado Business John Sooter, Derby Liberal Arts I -  f if Mi Leland Spade, Admire Auto Technology Allen Staats, Wichita Secondary Education Marita Stambaugh, El Dorado Elementary Education Sherry Standlee, Augusta Elementary Education John Stapelford, Piedmount Liberal Arts Craig Stephe ns, Derby Liberal Arts Bobby Stewart, Topeka Automotive Paul Stewart, Douglass Dentistry Jacque Stiles, Wichita Data Processing Beth Storrer, El Dorado Nursing Alan Stuart, Herington Data Processing Nancy Studebaker, Fredonia Business John Sullivan, El Dorado Electronics Diana Swift, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jeffrey Swilley, El Dorado Zoology Larry Talbott, Wichita Business Fredric Terrones, El Dorado Electronics Sandra Thissen, Augusta Liberal Arts Waverly Thompson, Junction City Business Carol Thornton, Augusta Business Lloyd Tiffany, Lyndon Business Patricia Tiller, Wichita Education Terry Tilson, Whitewater Psychology Sylvia Traylor, El Dorado Business DeAnn Triboulet, Moline Elementary Education Album 91 Sophomores Peggy Triboulet, Moline Nursing Jean Tripp, El Dorado Home Economics Rodney Tull, Wichita Data Processing Rhonda Underwood, Wichita Art Kathy Van Dever, El Dorado Legal Secretary Duane Van Horn, El Dorado Business La Donna Van Meter, El Dorado Political Science Rhonda Varner, El Dorado Nursing Mark Wagner, El Dorado Liberal Arts Danny Wall, Wichita Liberal Arts Janice Wall, Wichita Home Economics Donald Walsh, Wichita Business Ronald Ward, Augusta Drafting Leroy Warren, Wichita Auto-technology Jack Washburn, Newton Business Donald Wasulk, El Dorado History Alan Watkins, El Dorado Commercial Art Robert Watson, Wichita Business Alice Weber, Burns Elementary Education David Weishaar, Douglass Drafting Album 92 Rixey Wertenberger, Sabetha Secondary Education Karen West, El Dorado Secretary Mark West, El Dorado Accounting Rolla Wheaton, El Dorado Auto Mechanics Gerald Wiens, Marion Liberal Arts Vicki Wilbert, Derby Business Eugena Willhite, Leon Home Economics George Williams, Wichita Physical Education Michael Williams, Augusta Pharmacy Patrick Williams, Eureka Liberal Arts Preston Williams, Topeka Social Science Debra Wilson, Towanda Elementary Education Patricia Wilson, Wichita History Steve Wilson, Caldwell Drafting Terry Winter, Emporia Auto-technology S i « f David Woelk, Tribune Social Science Lanny Wolf, Junction City Auto-technology Carl Womack, Fort Knox, Kentucky Physical Education Charlene Wright, El Dorado Physical Education Theresa Wu, El Dorado Business Mike Wulter, Lecompton Auto-technology John Yarbrough, Potwin Agriculture Robert Yarnall, El Dorado Data Processing Mark Yearout, South Haven Public Relations Ali Zokai, Tehran, Iran Mechanical Engineering . J DuaneCowdin, El Dorado Data Processing Ann Crabtree, Leon General Secretary John Crowe, Augusta Mathematics Rebecca Cunningham, Augusta Secondary Education David Daniels, Wichita Air Conditioning Album 93 Freshman The freshmen class entered Butler County Com- munity Junior College with an enrollment of 847 students for the first semester. These students, 574 males and 273 females, encountered the responsibili- ties of college life. Brett Coonrod, President; Tim Anderson, Vice-President; and Kristy Perry, Secre- tary-treasurer, represented the freshman class in student council. Tim Anderson, Kristy Perry, and Brett Coonrod. Steve Aaron, Wichita Steve Abbott, Wichita Howard Adams, Derby Randall Albaugh, Wichita Mike Alexander, Hill City Rebecca Alexander, Wichita Delbert Alfaro, Wichita Gail Allen, El Dorado Jodee Allen, Augusta Terry Allison, Benton Lynna Alumbaugh, Newton John Anderson, Spring Hill Michael Anderson, El Dorado Timothy Anderson, El Dorado Becky Andrews, El Dorado David Andrus, El Dorado Allen Archer, Wichita Beryl Artz, El Dorado _ i ) .n Dee Artz, El Dorado Donald Auer, Augusta Raymond Ayers, Towanda Deborah Bagby, Wichita Gregory Baker, Augusta Timothy Baker, Wichita Rhonda Baker, El Dorado Michael Banister, Douglass Starlet Bannon, Douglass Julie Barnes, El Dorado Troy Barnes, Wichita Angela Bates, Alladena, Calif. Gregory Bauer, Harper Neil Bauer, Towanda Cheryle Bazzle, Wichita Thomas Bechtold, Augusta Steve Behrendt, Marion Randall Becker, El Dorado 94 Album r, I Gloria Bell, 1 opeka Deborah Bennett, HI Dorado Duane Bettis, El Dorado John Bever, Towanda Helen Bidwell, Whitewater Scott Biggs, Potwin Raymond Bilson, Eureka Robert Biswell, Eureka Mark Blackmore, El Dorado Marylyn Blanding, Douglass La Vonne Blazer, Potwin Lana Bode, Augusta John Bohannan, Chautauqua Sandra Bohannon, Leon Linda Borden, Augusta Rebecca Borden, Augusta Karen Boughner, Latham VerLinda Bourne, Salina Carol Bowens, Wichita Bill Bowles, Wichita Kathryn Boyd, Wichita Michele Boyer, Wichita Parrick Boyle, Wichita Tracey Bracken, El Dorado - Benjamin Braitsch, Andover Diane Bradley, Augusta Keith Bradley. Wichita Diana Brecheisen, Lyndon Dale Britton, Mulvane Billy Broker, Wichita Pat Brooke, Topeka Cathy Brouhard, Andover Douglas Brown, Wichita Jack Brown, Franklin, Indiana John Brown, Andover James Brown, Andover Michael Brown, Abilene Rodney Brown, Wichita Donald Brownlee, Valley Center Annette Brownlee, Valley Center Randolph Brunton, Wichita Susan Bryan, Wichita Carolyn Buckner, Eldorado Anita Burhenn, Ulysses Forrest Buhler. Eldorado Rickey Burden, Leon David Burke, Wichita Sammy Burns, Eldorado Charles Burr, Toronto Majorie Butler, Augusta Ken Butler, Eldorado Vic Butler, Eldorado Thomas Byler, Wellington Earl Cain, Wichita 95 Album Rebecca Callaway, El Dorado Steven Camp, Moline David Canfield, Leon Christine Cappitelli, Wichita Eddie Carlley, Wichita Joyce Carman, El Dorado The Micro-printer-reader being demonstrated by Sheldon Hall. Jerry Carter, Wichita Rebecca Carnahan, Valley Center Paula Catt, Augusta Kelly Cattrell, Haysville Jamie Cuadillo, Wellington Randy Chard, Lincoln Nancy Cherryholmes, Potwin MarceileChristensen, Milford Christopher Chaffin, Wichita Margaret Chapman, El Dorado Dave Choens, El Dorado Thomas Church, Newton Patricia, Cicciu, Rose Hill David Clark, Rosalia Gene Clark, Holton Darryl Classen, Whitewater Ronald Clements, Wichita Jerry Cloud, El Dorado Marcus Cody, Wichita Billie Cole, Wichita Myrna Collins, Burton Michael Considine, Burton Constance Condell, El Dorado Debra Conner, El Dorado Stanley Cook, Baldwin Brett Coonrod, El Dorado Linda Coons, Derby Danny Cooper, Tonganoxie Madeline Copeland, Eureka David Corbin, Augusta 96 Album James Corbin, ElDorado Mike Corn, Wichita Elizabeth Correll, El Dorado Michael Cox, Wichita Mark Craig, Wichita Darrell Crane, Wichita Mark Crawford, Florence Patricia Crawford, El Dorado Danny Creed, South Haven Samuel Crook, Augusta Craig Cross, Wichita Cecil Cunday II, Derby Roger Cunningham, Derby Phil Dahl, Valley Center Dale Holsey, El Dorado Rodney Davidson, Augusta Danny Davis, El Dorado Earnie Davis, Wichita Elizabeth Davis, Latham Evelyn Davis, EI Dorado Paul Day, Osawatomie Erma Dealy, El Dorado Rod DeGarmo, Wichita Janet Deines, Hope Daniel Deleon, El Dorado Susan Delzer, Wichita Maida Denny, Towanda Constance DeVore, Benton James DeVore, El Dorado Garry Dick, Wichita Gary Dilling, Wichita Susan Dillman, El Dorado Gary Diver, El Dorado Gordon Dolton, Wichita Patrick Donohue, Wichita James Downey, Valley Center Charles Drake, Lyndon Dennis Dreiling, Wichita Cristopher Droege, El Dorado Debra Duke, Marion Gerald Dukes, Wichita David Dunkel, Abilene Larry Durnil, Wichita Richard Duryea, Douglass Jon Dyer, Rosalia Mark Eaton, El Dorado Charles Eberhard, Whitewater Eric Eberhard, Whitewater Karol Edwards, El Dorado David Emmitt, Wellington Jan Ernstmann, Wichita Forrest Evans, Wichita Halita Evans, Wichita Thomas Evans, El Dorado f r ,k, i || ' WF Album 97 Freshman Campus life slows down on weekends. Richard Faber, Wichita Charlotte Ferguson, Douglas Terry Ferrington, Junction City Jeffrey Filby, Junction City Donald Finch, Wichita Richard Fine, Wichita Roger Fine, Wichita Theresa Flowers, El Dorado Cynthia Fogle, Wichita Cynthia Ford, McPherson Marilyn Forgy, El Dorado Eric Forsse, Wichita Dennis Foster, Wichita Stephen Francis, Eureka Larry Frankenbery, Wichita Debra Frewld, Wichita David Fullinwider, El Dorado Ronald Gabbert II, Junction City Dennis Galyon, Valley Center Deborah Garland, El Dorado Cindy Garritson, Augusta Lloyd Garn, Augusta James Garufo, Wichita Hiromi Gastoni, Wichita Martha Geist, Augusta Anna Genter, Augusta Brock Gill, Benton John Gish, El Dorado Larry Glaves, Leon Cathy Good, El Dorado 98 Album HfcnmHTnxm • fc l na 11 k Vicki Gordon, Leon Robert Gossett, Wichita Roger Govan, Wichita Linda Grace, El Dorado Steven Graham, Whitewater William Graham, Wichita Sharon Graves, Wichita Garold Gravley, Wichita Don Gray, Eureka Eugene Green, Wichita Ronda Groves, El Dorado Katheryn Haas, Benton Margaret Hall, Augus ta Roger Hall, Towanda Sheldon Hall, El Dorado Trena Hamant, Benton Steve Hammel, Leon Glenn Hammes, Wichita Darryl Hamm, Wichita Daniel Hammon, Wichita James Hammon, Wichita Richard Hammon, El Dorado Denny Hancock, Wichita William Hansen, El Dorado Rick Harnden, Wichita Herold Harmon, Wichita Terry Harper, Wichita Lawrence Hartwell, Topeka Bill Harrison, El Dorado Paul Harvey, El Dorado Tim Harvey, El Dorado Buron Hawkins, Wichita Ronald Hayes, El Dorado Jacqueline Haynes, El Dorado Frank Heagler, Wichita Monte Heide, Clifton Patricia Heller, Holton Steven Hensiek, Nashville Alice Herbert, Benton John Herwig, Wichita Marcia Hetherington, Towanda Phillip Hickman, El Dorado Holly Higgs, El Dorado Mary Hileman, Eureka Robert Hill, Wichita David Hime, Augusta Connie Hinde, Cassoday Ann Hixon, Augusta Helen Holderman, El Dorado David Holloman, El Dorado Kathy Hollenbeck, El Dorado Larry Holmes, El Dorado Ruth Holsey, El Dorado Neal Hoss, Potwin 4 f Mm: J Q ZJ 3 ■■.. ' ' --. . 99 Album Costume crew steal the backstage scene. Freshmen James House, Wichita Valerie Huckabee, Rose Hill William Huckaby, Rose Hill Charlene Hudson, Andover Debra Hudson, El Dorado Barbara Huigens, Elbing Ronald Ireland, Wichita Thomas Inkamish, Eureka Dennis Irick, Holton Rex Irvin, Towanda Carl Jackson, Wichita Marilyn Jackson, Wichita Randall Jacobelli, Wichita Larry Jay, Howard Nancy Jenkins, Douglass John Johnson, Augusta Dennis Johnson, Augusta Gary Johnson, Wichita Jennice Johnson, Augusta Kevin Johnson, El Dorado Marlene Johnson, El Dorado Robert Jolly, Augusta Catherine Jones, Rose Hill Larry Jones, El Dorado William Jones, Wichita Susan Jordon, Grenola Cheryl Jump, El Dorado Richard Kaufman, Potwin Margaret Kaltefleiter, Wichita Duane Keim, Burlingame 100 Album M i4 iVjViii Jeff Keimie, Wichita Susan Kelley, El Dorado Steve Kemp, Augusta Terry Kennedy, Wichita Donald Keplan, El Dorado Byron Kenyon, Wichita Jenny Kenyon, Towanda Peggy Kenyon, El Dorado Karen Keplar, El Dorado Edward Kice, Wichita Randy Kilgore, El Dorado Arthur Kime, Augusta Lou Kissick, Mt. Hope Charles Klassen, Whitewater Donna Klassen, Whitewater Deborah Kling, El Dorado Robert Klingman, Wichita Doris Klontz, El Dorado Vern Knoll, Wichita Richard Knoof, El Dorado Nancy Knott, Augusta Steve Korte, Augusta Joseph Kourade, Topeka Elizabeth Krack, Augusta Sylvia Krack, Augusta Steve Krahn, Whitewater William Kruse, Wichita Rich Krol, Chicago, 111. Pamela Krueger, Wichita Jerry Krueger, Topeka Ronald Lake, Cottonwood Falls Edward Lakous, Wichita Michael Lanel, Andover Sharon Langley, Potwin Donald Lanzrath, Wichita David Larnahan, Wichita mJm fa flSAp Patricia Lay, Hope Carroll Lee, El Dorado Douglas Lee, Wichita Kyi Lehr, Wichita Robert Lehrman, Newton Mark Leis, Kingman Mark Levering, Douglas Craig Lewellen, El Dorado Stephen Lewick, Lincoln Oscar Lewis, Rose Hill Page Lewis, Piedmont, Kan. Shara Lewis, Garnett William Lewis, Andover Don Lietzke, Jr., Augusta Lloyd Liggett. El Dorado Drenda Lindsey, El Dorado Gene Lindsay, St. Louis, Mo. James Linn, Wichita 101 Album •• ' . f Freshmen Freshman English tests in student cafeteria during the first week of school. V -T m ' v..,- Susan Little, Atlanta Larry Long, El Dorado Randall Lore, El Dorado Harold Loveland, El Dorado Herman Lovette, El Dorado RobLuallen, Wichita Carla Lucas, El Dorado Kathy Lynch, El Dorado Allen Lytle, Wichita Calvin Mabry, Augusta Edwin Maddern, Wichita Marylou Maggard, Augusta Jarel Magie, Wichita Gregory Mahan, Fredonia Christopher Main, Wichita Billie Maley, Wichita David Malone, Augusta Rick Maninger, Wichita Barbara Marcum, El Dorado Mary Mark, Wichita Carl Marsh, El Dorado John Marshall, Emporia Valeta Martling, Wichita Ivan Matson, Leon Lynn Maxfield, Minneola Jacob Mayginnes, Andover Janis McArdle, Derby Kathleen McBeth, Leon Mark McClure, Towanda Craig McCracken, Wichita 102 Album % A, 1 o ,S-r f David McCracken, Augusta Charles McCrea, Wichita Sally McCreight, El Dorado James McCrite, Wichita Ron McCune, Benton John McDonald, Wichita Constance MeEachern, El Dorado Charles McGoldrick, Wichita Frederick McGrath, El Dorado James McGovern, Wellington Jerry Mcintosh, Wichita Tommie McKibban, Douglass Rex McKinney, El Dorado Samuel McMillin, Wichita John McWilliams, Towanda Steve Melton, Beloit Charles Merstetter, Augusta Charles Mead, Wichita ' Richard Meyer, Madison Michael Wing, Towanda Edward Miles, Eureka Gregory Middleton, Wichita Mark Miles, Wichita David Miller, Valley Center Jackie Miller, Wichita Mike Miller, Wichita Robert Miller, Wichita Billye Mitchell, Wichita Gary Mitchell, El Dorado Janet Mitchell, Augusta « ) r ■j  Jerry Mitchell, Eureka Larry Mitchell, El Dorado Jane Mize, El Dorado William Monn, Potwin Jeannie Montgomery, Derby John Montre, Wichita Douglas Moore, Wichita Michael Moone, Wichita Jim Moreland, El Dorado Robert Morend, Ulysses James Morgan, El Dorado Gerald Morris, Augusta Roger Mosiman, Whitewater Michael Moyer, Derby Marvin Naugle, Latham Carl Neal, Wichita Frank Neal, El Dorado Keith Neil, Kansas City Harold Nelson, El Dorado Stephen Nelson. El Dorado Tim Nettleton, Lyndon Kathy Neuschafer. Hope Karen Null, Florence Cynthia Nonken, El Dorado Album 103 Freshman Listening students appreciate hard-rock. Scott Norton, El Dorado Ken Norwood, Lecompton Lynette Norwood, Wichita Mildred Norwood, Wichita David Odette, Wichita Vickie Odle, El Dorado Doris O ' Donnell, Augusta Darlene Oglesbee, El Dorado John Oldridge, Wellington Beth Olsen, El Dorado Dan Olsen, Eureka Gayle Olsen, El Dorado Ann Orr, Whitewater Kelley Osburn, Junction City Randy Osborne, Towanda Michael Owen, Wichita Rebecca Padberg, El Dorado Cathy Pappas, Wichita Frieda Parker, Benton Harold Parker, Wichita Barbara Parks, Douglass Cinda Parry, Augusta Kristy Parry, El Dorado April Parsons, El Dorado John Patrick, Wichita Dennis Patterson, Leon Kenneth Patterson, Russell Ted Patterson, Augusta Judy Patty, Towanda Rex Patty, El Dorado Album 104 Anita Payne, El Dorado James Pearce, El Dorado Frederick Pechin, Wichita Joan Penner, El Dorado Joann Perks, El Dorado Dorothy Perry, Towanda Mark Perry, Wichita Michael Peterman, Wichita Larry Peterson, Wichita Vernon Peterson, Douglass Kenneth Pettit, Peck Larry Phillips, El Dorado PaulPickler II, Wichita Anthony Pietschner, Wichita Frank Plummer, Cassoday Roger Pock, Waverly Cheri Polk, Douglass Victoria Ponder, Augusta Richard Powelson, Wichita David Powers, Wichita Kathryn Preston, El Dorado Deena Price, Atlanta Wanda Pumphrey, Wichita Robert Purcell, Wichita Michael Purvis, Baldwin Kathleen Quinn, Wichita Serena Quiring, Augusta Mark Randell, Topeka Frank Ransberger, Wichita Robert Taox, Wichita Brad Ray, Wichita Lynn Ray, El Dorado Carolyn Razor, Florence Connie Reynolds, Wichita Jim Reyrout, Rose Hill Wanda Reed, Andover Bernard Regier, Newton Mike Regnier, Marion Steve Reid, Sabetha David Renteria, Wichita Mary Rice, El Dorado Douglas Rickard. Newton Jerry Roberts, Potwin Nancy Roberts, Toronto Alan Robinson, Wichita Deborah Robinson, Wichita James Robinson. Wichita Richard Robinson, Leon Ronald Robinson, Newton Paul Roder, Wichita Roberta Roegnite, El Dorado Sally Rogers, Augusta Jackie Ross, El Dorado Llovd Ross, El Dorado Album 105 Freshman Cheerleaders create enthusiasm . Reuben Roundtree, Jr., Wichita David Rowe, Wichita Jolene Rowland, Augusta Marvin Russell, Wichita Thomas Rutledge, Wichita Mary Ryan, Enterprise Gerald Rhyne, El Dorado Alfred Sailor, Wichita David Sanders, El Dorado Joel Sapp, Valley Center Marjory Sardou, El Dorado Debra Sawtelle, Augusta Randy Sawyer, Marion Lloyd Sayler, Wichita Claudia Scarlett, Wichita Dale Schafer, Wichita Marjorie Schmitt, Wichita Donel Schatz, Wichita Jeffrey Schwab, Hamilton Carl Schwartz, Eureka Lee Scott. Wichita Marlene Scribner, El Dorado Stephen Scuka, Wichita Elmer Seaton, Wichita Royce Shaffstall, Lincoln Rickey Sewell, Derby Abraham Serranio, Jr., El Dorado Tim Seivley, Derby Carol Seivley, El Dorado Kerry Sell, Wichita Album 106 J00f r Ellen Sheahan, Derby Jerrold Sheffler, Andover Teresa Shepler, Latham Sandra Shipman, El Dorado Michael Shock, Derby Rex Shoemaker, El Dorado Richard Shore, Burden Sharon Shumate, Cedar Point Craig Siemsen, Lebanon Dennis Signer, El Dorado Ron Silz, Cincinnati, Ohio Kay Simmons, El Dorado Elizabeth Sims, Wichita Robert Sissell, Wichita Jim Sluss, El Dorado Sara Sluss, El Dorado Charlene Smith, Saiina Don Snellen, Wichita Donna Snellen, Wichita Jane Snider, Wichita Carmen Sohis, Cottonwood Tails Richard Sooby, Towanda Richard Sowers, Leon Alan Spain, Eureka Vicki Starkel, El Dorado Richard Stapleford, Piedmont Lana Stephens, El Dorado Rex Stevens, Augusta Susan Stevenson, Derby David Stewart, Douglass Carl Stovall, Wichita Charles Stowell, El Dorado Melvin Stringer, Anthony Linda Stroda, Hope Vicki Stroda, Lawrence Bonnie Stucky, Newton Barry Sullivan, Douglass James Sullivan, Williamsport, Pa. Jeanne Summerville, Wichita Dale Swafford, Augusta Hossein Tabrizl, Iran Billy Taylor, Douglass Lawrence Taylor, Howard Larry Taylor, Eureka Mary Lou Taylor, Wichita Ray Taylor, Towanda Richard Taylor, Wichita Mark Terhune, Wichita Terry Temoer, McPherson Hildo Terrones, El Dorado MikeTerrones, El Dorado Lois Tiffany, Lyndon David Tipton, Augusta David Thomas, Palmetto, Florida Album 107 Freshman Students get it together at the fall orientation dance. Thomas Grah am, Whitewater Shirley Thomas, Benton Wilmer Thompson, Ottawa Hillard Thornton, El Dorado Willie Thornton, Arcadia, Florida Tom Zinn, Augusta Roger Tjaden, Clearwater Deborah Tomek, Wichita Deborah Totty, Burns Carol Towne, Towanda William Townsley, Derby Dennis Turner, Wichita Linda Turner, Leon Norman Turner, El Dorado Tom Turner, Wichita Carol Turntine, El Dorado Ray Valadez, El Dorado Orlando Valerio, Honduras Larry Valverde, Wichita Ken Van Arsdale, Towanda Mary Kay Van Arsdale, Towanda Burley Vandergriff, Douglass Walter Van Dever, Augusta Patricia Van Horn, El Dorado Victor Vaughan, Wichita Beverly Vawter, Wichita Mike Vice, El Dorado Jimmy Vittitow, Towanda Rita Von Feldt, Wichita Judy Vossberg, Kechi David Voth, Newton Susan Wahl, Derby Ruby Wakefield, Leon Earle Wade, Wichita Edwin Walbourn III, El Dorado Gary Walbridge, Baldwin ft ■■ 1 W 1 i Michael Walsh, Wichita David Ward, El Dorado Debbie Ward, El Dorado Jack Warkentine, Wellington Charles Warren, Wichita Dick Watts, El Dorado David Weber, Potwin Leroy Weber, Rose Hill Gary Welson, Wichita Nancy Welson, Wichita Frank West, Wichita Larry West, Wichita Joseph Wheaton, Fredonia Carol Wheeldon, El Dorado Michael Wheeler, Augusta Carla White, Wichita Betty Whitson, Benton Robert Wideney, Augusta Danny Wiens, Wichita Paul Williams, Junction City Terry Williams, Augusta Elizabeth Willis, El Dorado Steve Wills, Wichita Frederick Wilson, El Dorado William Wilson, Muskogee, Okla. Timothy Willis, Peru Larry Winegarmen, Wichita William Winser, Augusta Timothy Wirthrich, Whitewater Roberta Wishart, El Dorado Randal Wood, Wichita Lucius Woodard, Wichita Terry Woolard, Junction City Russell Wooten, Wichita June Wortham, Wichita Judy Woydziak, Rose Hill Ruby Wright, Wichita Laura Wyant, Towanda Richard Wyland, El Dorado Loretta Wyss, Burns David Wyssmann, El Dorado Gregory Young, El Dorado Ken Young, Wichita Ned Zacharias, Townada Dale Ziegler, Wichita Doris Ziegler, El Dorado Katherine Zortman, Wichita Judy Sharp, Rose Hill Album 109 Freshmen Donald Alexander, Wichita Bonnie (Sam) Anderson, Wichita Tom Arpin, Wichita Julia Ashpole, Wichita Fay Bailey, Wichita Greg Baker, Augusta LaVonne Balzer, Potwin Glen Bannon, Eldorado Brent Barber, El Dorado Sandra Burnt, El Dorado Gary Bates, Clearwater Cheryle Bazzle, Wichita David Beal, Burns Jackie Berryman, Potwin Richard Biggs, El Dorado Renae Birdwell, Wichita Robert Biswell, Eureka John Blackmore, El Dorado Harvey Blair, Atlanta Wilson Boyd, Lawrence Rodney Brisco, Wichita Dale Brown, Wichita Jane Browning. Wichita Cynthia Brunton, Augusta Trey Calkins, Wichita James Carter, Wichita Bilhe Chaffin, Haysville JanisCheeley, Harper Rueyyuh ( David) Chen, Thailand James Cochran, Douglass James Coleman, El Dorado John Coleman, El Dorado Kenneth Coleman, Newton Kathryn Corbin, Augusta Rufus Cowan, Wichita Robert Cox, Wichita Jeanne Crawford, Lincoln John Cummings, Augusta Dennis Daniels, El Dorado Ronald Darlington, Andover Fred Darter, Douglass Joseph DeLeon, El Dorado Tim De Vaughan, Douglass Dena Doane, El Dorado Gary Doty, El Dorado James Dugan, Newton Michael Dusenbery, Junction City Pamela Elliott, Leavenworth Ronald Fiegel, Wichita Jimmie Fitzpatrick, El Dorado Mark Foree, Lawrence Douglas Franklin, Wichita Douglass Fullerton, Derby Thomas Gash, El Dorado 110 Album 1P7 Jerry Geese, Wichila Richard Genter. Augusta Robert Graham, Wichita James Grier, Wichita Hope Hamilton, Potwin John Harpstrite. Wichita Aundrea Hebb, Wichita Mary Hess, Potwin Jerre Holhs, Augusta Max Houser, LI Dorado Ronald Howard, Douglass Ronald Howe, Wellington James Hutchinson, Wichita Daniel Jacobs, Wichita Jerry Jameson, Benton Douglas Jensen, El Dorado Tomi Jansen, El Dorado Jerry Janzen, Wichita Johnnie Johnson, Wichita Larry Johnson, Wichita Richard Johnson, El Dorado Warren Johnston, Haysville Ranny Jones, Wichita Dennis Kessel, Wichita Douglas kitterman, Derby Kenneth Knieling, El Dorado Kim Krasuski, Wichita Michael Krebs, Wichita Larry Krepel, Wichita Richard krusemark, Wichita Gerald Kunselman, Rose Hill Ronald Lambert, El Dorado James Large, El Dorado Richard Lewis, Wichita Daniel Lingalelter, Wichita Chauncey Littlejohn, Wichita Tommie Luallen, Wichita Michael Lytle, Andover William Mann, El Dorado Robert Marsh, Latham Patricia Martin, Wichita Tamara Martin, El Dorado William Martling, Wichita John Mason, Wichita Larry McAllister, Wichita Craig McCombs, Wichita James McDonough, Wichita Debra McGaugh, Wichita Joseph Melson, Potwin Michael Miles, Wichita Jacob Miller, Mulvane Mark Miller, Augusta Dennis Mohesky, Eureka Richard Motes, El Dorado -■ Z 1 l± Imt it « y k_ W ' snmJ im A Mk Album ! Virgil Moralez, Lima, Ohio Carla Mulvaney, El Dorado Nancy Nelson, Wichita William Newbury, El Dorado Karen Nichols, Wichita Charlie Oldridge, Wellington Gary Ollenberger, El Dorado Michael O ' Quinn, Wichita Lorrita Orndorff, Towanda Dwayne Page, Wichita Wade Parsons, Wichita Michael Peck, Wichita Jon Petrie, Wichita Larry Price, Wichita Buford Pringle, Wichita Dennis Rader, Wichita Paul Rader, Wichita Christopher Rasmussen, Mt. Hope Rosemary Reeb, El Dorado Marilyn Reiling, Derby Terry Rhodes, Douglass Tim Riggle, Benton Michael Riordan, Wichita Kay Rogers, Wichita Steven Rogers, Wichita Roy Rohloff, Wichita Charles Romero, El Dorado Monte Rose, El Dorado Judy Ross, El Dorado Thomas Sailor, Wichita James Sanders, Derby Michael Saunders, Wichita Don Sayler, Wichita James Schneidler, Wichita Deva Schul, Topeka Steven Shipman, Wichita Brenda Shugart, Wichita John Smith, Wichita Monte Sontag, Atlanta Liza Steadham, Winfield Nicky Stewart, El Dorado Donald Strahm, Sabetha William Strauss, Lawrence Mary Terry, Wichita Lynna Thompson, El Dorado Jerry Turnbull, Derby Tony Vandergriff, Douglass Kirke Veeder, Augusta Margaret Waggoner, Lawrence Kenneth Wagner, Wichita James Ward, Wichita Kathy Wasinger, Wichita Clark Weaver, Augusta Edward Webb, Wichita 112 Album Freshmen Wayne Willhite, Leon Basil Wilson, Wichita James Wimberly, Wellington James Winborn, El Dorado Mike Wing, Towanda David Wyssmann, Anthony Kenneth Yeoman, Wichita Thomas Yeoman. Wichita Georgia Young, El Dorado Greg Young, Wichita Sophomores New Faculty Member Geneva Panton joined the nursing staff at the beginning of the second semes- ter. Roger Aitchison, Augusta Psychology Stanley Archer, Wichita Marine Biology Carolyn Austin, Wichita Nursing Richard Barbe, El Dorado Welding Rebecca Barber, El Dorado Nursing Mike Bark ley, Derby Liberal Arts Thomas Beard, Wichita Liberal Arts Thomas Bergkamp, Cheney Agriculture Patricia Blakely, El Dorado Secondary Education i - -. ' ■HHwt Sophomores Larry Booth, Topeka Forestry Ronald Box, Wichita Business Administration Martha Brainard, Newton Elementary Education Dixie Bratton, Augusta Data Processing Edgar Briggs, Anthony Business Administration Daniel Brown, Baldwin Liberal Arts Mark Brown, El Dorado Political Science Sandra Brown, Douglass Music Larry Chandler, Andover Data Processing Julia Chin, El Dorado Accounting HMHHHM| r ■ ' % - ) ' i U ' ■ ■ ■; ' F% VV7- ' ' David Claassen, Newton Business Chris Conner, Cassoday Physical Education GaleCowdin, El Dorado Data Processing Linda Crawford, El Dorado Speech Connie Darnell, El Dorado Physical Education Rex Davis, Wichita Drafting Roxanne Day, Augusta Liberal Arts Annie Dean, Wichita Social Work Duryea Desmarteau, Wichita Mathematics Randy Divine, Howard Business Administration Kenneth Drake, Eureka Art Richard Dunson, El Dorado Elementary Education Dennis Earll, El Dorado Marketing Technology Dwight Edberg, Abilene Auto Mechanics James Elston, Wichita Biology Gary Engels, Derby Humanities Merle Engle, El Dorado Machine Tool Technology Larry Ewart, Augusta History Cheryl Ann Freeman, Sedan Elementary Education Mark Frey, El Dorado Liberal Arts Judith Garrett, El Dorado Liberal Arts Kathy Graham, Boulder, Colo. Elementary Education Jon Gull, El Dorado Art Paul Haines, El Dorado Psychology Richard Hansen, Wichita Liberal Arts Drew Hawks. El Dorado Forestry Susan Heitzenreter, Beaumont Liberal Arts Mark Haryna, Bluff City Physical Education Wanetta Hudson, Wichita Elementary Education David Ihde, Hope Engineering Alan Jackson, Valley Center Mechanical Engineer Sandra Janzen, Newton Business Raymond Johnson, Topeka Physical Education Wendy Johnson, Augusta Elementary Education Charles Josephson, El Dorado Chemistry Mona Kellerman, El Dorado Business David Kennedy, El Dorado Mathematics Louise King, El Dorado Business Dennis Knisol, El Dorado Social Science Earl Knott, Augusta Vocational Technician James Knott, Augusta Education James Krack, Augusta Electronics Rosemary Lauer, El Dorado Education Roberta Loury, El Dorado Nursing John Lynn, El Dorado Auto Body Sandra Magnus, El Dorado Home Economics Patricia Malcom, Andover Data Processing Gary Maloney, El Dorado Psychology Marilyn Mangles, El Dorado Liberal Arts Paulette Mann, Augusta Music Linda Manwarre, El Dorado English Don Mease, Derby Industrial Arts Richard Meyer, Overbrook Drafting Roger Miller, Wichita English Susan Miller, Augusta Sociology June Minshall, Wichita Home Economics Adrian Montgomery, Wichita Liberal Arts Christy Morris, Leon Business Jolyn Northrop, Towanda Physical Education Sophomores David Woens, El Dorado Journalism John Phillips, Wichita Physical Education Martha Raybourn, Wichita Nursing Gregg Rhodes, Wichita Business Glenn Roller, Junction City Industrial Arts Roberta Ruegnitz, El Dorado Nursing Kirby Rupert, Wichita Vocational Steven Russell, El Dorado Fine Arts Steven Schmitter, Wichita Business Doug Schwartz, Wichita Industrial Arts v : .« gfj| Harold Shaw, Towanda Nursing Clarence Schwemmer, Andover Business Administration Terry Sevart, Wichita Business Robert Siegrist, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jack Silvers, Wichita Liberal Arts Danny Skidmore, Augusta Business Virginia Snead, Haysville Secretenal Education Gerald Snively, Wichita Business Administration Douglas Snyder, Wichita Auto Technology Dennis Stricklin, El Dorado Data Processing Dwight Suddock, El Dorado Drafting Sandra Thissen, Augusta Liberal Arts Jim Thompson, Wichita Liberal Arts Waverly Thompson, Junction City Business Randall Unkell, Derby Political Science Gaylen Vaughn, Enterprise Business Vince Vaughn, Enterprise Business Sue Waggy, El Dorado English Keith Waldorf, Towanda Biology Dale Wallace, Jr., Towanda Biology Michael Walter, Le Compton Auto Technology Stephen White, Wichita Auto Technology Patricia Wilson, Wichita Liberal Arts James Winborn, El Dorado Liberal Arts Karen Yenawine, Derby Liberal Arts t f Favorites Campus 1971 LaDonna VanMeter and Roger Frazier were named Campus Favorites at the annual favorites ' dance in the student union on Feb- ruary 12. Both students have maintained significant records in campus activities at Butler County Community Junior College. La Donna was named to the Presidents ' Honor Roll for her first three semesters. She was president this year of the Young Repub- licans and of the Science Club. She was also secretary of the Collegiate 4-H and a mem- ber of the student council. She was an at- tendant to the 1970 homecoming queen and the visiting queen from Butler County to the 1970 Arkalalah Festival at Arkansas City. She plans to transfer to Kansas State Uni- versity next year to continue her study in political science. Roger was named to the Deans ' Honor Roll his first semester and to the roll of hon- orable mention the next two semesters. He was a member of the student council last year and has been president of the college student council this year as well as vice pres- ident of the Kansas Junior College Student Council Association. A member of the year- book staff for two semesters, he helped to publish the 1970 spring supplement and was editor-in-chief of the 1971 Grizzly. His cho- sen major is modern languages. He studied Spanish in Valencia. Spain, during the summer of 1970 and is the recipient of a Rotary scholarship to study French at the University of Besancon, France, for the 1971-72 year. Album 117 i dinpUS t QVOrilCS r lYldllSlSl Sue Waggy, Maynard Kerns, La Donna Van Meter, Roger Frai- zier, Nancy Studebaker, and Alan Sleder. BELOW: Guests and the Favorites dance to the music of the Majestic Mood. Album 118 Commencement is a bridge over which we may pass from the known to the unknown experiences oflife. Knowing that others have gone before us, we step confidently across this bridge, assured that it will support us as we venture into the future. Track and Field The Butler County Grizzlies participated in nine track meets this year, winning a total of three meets and placing second in two others. They cli- maxed the season by winning their fourth consecu- tive Jayhawk Conference championship held at Hutchinson on May 8. •mamJkhmffr ' Giving that little extra, Keith Wilson and Dennis Patterson place first and second in the open half mile. Grimacing, Steve Reid shows the strain of throwing the discus as he places fifth. SQUAD FRONT ROW: Dean Parker, Abe Serrano, Jim Hays, Keith Wilson, Paul Graham, LeRoy Warren, Steve Reid; SEC- OND ROW: Dave Hime, David Thomas, Temore Terry, Dave Flowers, Mike Penny, Rixey Wertenberger, Alan Stuart, Duane Bettis; THIRD ROW: Coach Dale Remsberg, Bob Moreno, Larry Holt, Steve May, Jack Brown, Bill Townsley, Cary Deiter, and Coach Ol- lie Isom. Not shown: Mike Alexander, Jim Carter, Chris Conner, Danny Cooper, Rod DeGarmo, W. L. Mitchell, Dennis Patterson, Waverly Thompson and Gerald Weins. 120 Spring Activities Taking an early lead, Paul Graham shows good form over the first hurdle in the 120-yard high hurdles. ' Mm Straining for a win in the 100-yd. dash, Waverly Thompson pulls for a first with W. L. Mitchell right behind for second and, hidden behind Waverly, James Carter places third. Bob Moreno crosses the tape at the end of a record-setting mile run. His time for the mile was 4: 19.0, a new league record. Spring Activities 121 Bears Capture Fourth Straight Conference Title The Grizzly track squad closed a successful sea- son and for the fourth consecutive year claimed the Jayhawk Juco Conference title in the match at Hutchinson. The Butler County Relays were rained out. Results of the rest of the season ' s meets are listed in the following schedule. Temoer Terry became the conference champion in the long jump. SCHEDULE Northeast Oklahoma Duel Won Arkansas Relays No team score Garden City Relays Second WSU Relays Second KU Relays No team score Hutchinson Night Relays First KJJCC Meet First Region Six — NJCAA Second Hutchinson Night Relays First Four track men, accompanied by Coach OUie Isom, attended the national junior college track meet in Mesa, Arizona, on May 20, 21, 22. Bob Moreno placed sixth in the two-mile, breaking the existing Grizzly record for that event with a time of 9:12.0. Alan Stuart entered the high jump. Keith Wilson qualified for the semifinals in the 880, and James Carter qualified for the semifinals in the 100-yard dash. Season Record .. Ray Johnson BCCJC 52 Marymount 71 103 Highland 83 71 Allen County 54 63 Fort Scott 66 86 Neosho County 64 72 Hutchinson 80 66 Garden City 64 71 Barton County 66 79 Independence 82 60 Coffeyville 66 59 Seward County 63 70 Pratt 84 S8 Cowley County 65 80 Dodge City 77 88 St. John ' s 51 78 Garden City 76 65 WSU Frosh 83 73 Hutchinson 74 87 Seward County 77 82 Pratt 7S 66 Barton County 68 72 Cowley County 69 101 Neosho County 74 73 Dodge City 71 89 Independence 101 Fred Johnson Johnsons Lead Grizzlies Into Regional Berth Butler County ' s never-say-die Grizzlies shook off a mid-season slump and roared to a second place finish in the western division of the Jayhawk Juco Conference standings and a playoff berth in the Region Six tournament. The Bears, behind the dominating duo of Fred and Ray Johnson, posted a 14-11 season record. Going into the Region Six playoff, the Bears were considered dark horses for the tournament crown. Eventual tournament runnerup Independence ruined the Butler County chances, however, in the first round with a resounding 102-89 victory ending the Butler County basketball season . All-conference selections, Fred and Ray John- son, led the team in both scoring and rebounding. Both finished in the top ten in the conference statistics. Besides the Johnsons, Butler County got steady performances from Mike Pontious, Paul Graham, Larry Ewart, Rixey Wertenberger, Joe Konrade and Steve Laughlin, all sophomores. Freshmen who saw action during the season in- cluded Tom Byler, who saw limited starting duty near the end of the season, Roger Pock, Rocky McWilliams, Tom Bechtold, and Ken Kneiling. It was a mid-season slump that spelled disaster so far as the Bear ' s conference hopes were con- cerned. Consecutive losses to Pratt and Seward County primed the Bears for key league wins over Cowley and Dodge City. The Bears then lost a heart breaker to eventual league champion Hutchinson. Butler County led by as many as 19 points before falling by a single point in the last seconds. Rallying in the second half, the Bears clinched second place in the western division of the confer- ence with a last second win over Dodge City. It was a last second shot from Fred Johnson that provided the winning margin and propelled the Bears into the Hutchinson Region Six playoffs. Spring Activities 123 Golfers Finish Outstanding Season The golf squad completed the league season by capturing first place in the Kan- sas Jayhawk Junior College Conference. The squad competed against tough teams in the league. Four firsts, two seconds, and one third place plus an overwhelming vic- tory in the regionals completed the 1971 season. This is the first season that the golf squad, under Coach Nay, has had a win- ning season. Terry Sevart received first medalist and Eric Forsee received second medalist. The four-member team entered the na- tional junior college meet at Flint, Michi- gan, on June 8, 9, 10, 11, competing against five-member teams from 22 other junior colleges. Playing 36 holes on alter- nate days at the Flint Country Club and the Warrick Hills Country Club courses, the team placed eleventh, qualifying to return next year. Terry Severt placed fif- teenth, missing an All-American rating by two strokes. The experience climaxed the first successful year of golfing for the Grizzly golfers. Season s Schedule MEETS Pratt Johnson County Overland Park Butler County Independence Kansas City, Ks. Dubbs Dread Dodge City Hutchinson Independence Region Six HOLES IS 18 is 54 IS IS 54 PLACE 2nd 1st 1st 2nd 1st 3rd 2nd 1st 1st TEAM: Terry Sevart, Rich Fine, Frank Gerberding, Eric Forsee. 124 Spring Activities FIRST PLACE, INDEPENDENCE INVITATIONAL: Cin- dy Fogle, Dena Doane, Kelly Cattrell, Rhonda Underwood. The first place holders are Judy Waydziak, Adrain Montgom- ery, Stephanie Reece, Doug Foster. Talented Students Receive Recognition Throughout the entire school year twelve teams consisting of two women and two men competed at El Bowl on Wednesday afternoons. This Juco Mixed League was open to all students. A trophy was presented to the first and second place teams who acquired the highest number of points. The second place winners were Jeannie Snead, Ray Shock, David Kennedy, Dena Doane. Nancy Jenkins was named Miss Dri Team 1971. Theatre The theatre department of Butler County Community Junior College presented two major productions during the spring semester. The Sorcerer ' s Apprentice, a children ' s play, di- rected by Darryl F. Patten, launched a busy schedule that was to take them to Abilene, Tex- as, for their last performance. Following this production was the one-man show starring Richard Martindale in Krapp ' s Last Tape, a one-act play directed by Carl Marsh. Martin- dale received the Mastercraftsman Award for his work in all aspects of play production. The community production, Our Town, concluded the year ' s performances. Sorcerer ' s Apprentice Touring Company assembles in front of the American Children ' s Theatre in Abilene, Texas. Richard Martindale reminisces in the one-man show, Krapp ' s Last Tape, directed by Carl Marsh. A ir ; With only fifteen minutes remaining, The Conscience, Maurita Deines, looks over the urchins to see what the apprentice, Steve Callaway, is doing. Jim Scribner, as the Sorcerer, finds Apprentice, Steve Callaway, a little too close for comfort . 126 Spring Activities Emily (Susan Little) and George (Richard Powelson) prepare to share a soda in a scene from Our Town . Ed Clarkson, acting minister in Our Town, recites the vows that bind Emily and George together in holy wedlock. Delta Psi Omega candidates who complet- ed qualifications for the spring initiation were Dwight Peterson, Susan Bryan, Janet Gordon, Jean Hetzke, Sally Evans, Nancy Jenkins, Rick Eberhaid, and Richard Powelson. Mrs. Gibbs (Michele Banks) relates some juicy gossip to her neighbor, Mrs. Webb (Lynda Gardner). v r At the Speech and Drama Awards banquet, Richard Martin- dale receives the Mastercraftsman Award in theatre from Presi- dent Walbourn (ABOVE). Mr. Patten presents Best Actor Award to Ed Clarkson for his part as Stage Manager in Our Town (BELOW). - w Q § DEBATERS: Michael Hadley, coach; Brian Mooberry, Jeanie Tripp, Brett Coonrod, Tony Vandergriff, Forrest Buhler, and Danny Creed. Novice Debate Squad Ends Season Well The Butler County Community Junior College forensics squad had a very active season during 1970-1971 school year. They traveled to fifteen tournaments, where they were finalists in twenty- eight forensic events. They won several individual and team trophies from the various tournaments, including a finalist plaque from the regional tour- nament and a semi-final award for Persuasive Speaking at the National Phi Rho Pi convention held in St. Louis. The debate squad, besides competing in forensics tournaments, was active in several other activities. Under the direction of Michael E. Hadley, Direc- tor of Forensics, the squad hosted two intercolle- giate debate tournaments. Members also published two books, the first of which was a history of the Phi Rho Pi program here at BCCJC for the past forty-two years. The second book published was a handbook for high school debaters which was dis- tributed throughout Kansas. Most of this year ' s squad will be returning next year to continue the winning tradition of the Junior College forensics program. 128 Spring Activities The art sale held on the courthouse lawn featured ceramics (ABOVE) and paintings (BELOW). A wide variety of art was displayed at the student art show. Eldon Solt, chosen the outstanding art student of 1970-1971, displays a piece of pottery. Art Activities The Art department had a wide variety of events scheduled this school year of 1970-1971. It held a total of six art exhibits including a two-man art show by Craig Calnan and Micky Jilg. Mr. Havel, art in- structor at BCCJC, held a black light exhibit in the art gallery during the month of December. During February, Marilyn Grisham dis- played her work in macromae, rug weaving and hookings. In March, a ceramics exhibit with work by Dar- ryl McQuinnis was displayed. For two weeks in April the students en- rolled in Fundamentals of Art exhib- ited their work in rug hooking. The final art exhibit was the an- nual showing of the day and night students of BCCJC. The show ran from April 25 to May 14. Eldon Solt was named outstanding art student by Mrs. Joann Foth, an artist in resi- dence in El Dorado. The award goes to a sophomore who is enrolled in two or more art classes and whose work is rated excellent in quality. The year was concluded by an art sale on May 15, held on the court- house lawn in El Dorado. Spring Activities Campus Variety The spring semester brought varied events to the campus, some of which are recorded on these pages. Dr. William Stafford, former student at El Dorado Junior College, now poetry consultant to the Library of Congress, captivates atten- tion of instructors. m -r r :v A surprising winter storm closed the college for two days and stranded a few students and employees on campus . 130 Spring Activities Temore Terry tries out the new weight machine in the athletic depart- ment in a weight-lifting exercise. Roy Seymour, member of the campus maintenance crew, replaces the pulley and rope on the 45-ft. flag pole in front of Nixon Library. The spring yearbook class studies principles of yearbook publication in the planning and preparation of the copy for the summer supple- ment. Pictured here are (SEATED) Buford Pringle, Margaret Waggoner, Cliff Harder, Ellen Sheahan; (STANDING) Miss Kuhlmann. adviser, Donnald Strahm, Sharon Graves, and Charlotte Sargent. Not pictured are Linda Coons, Richard Powelson, and Robert Graham. Richard assisted in completing the post-commencement copy. Spring Activities 131 Connie Hinde, Joyce Boswell, Pam Hoch, Karen West, and Sharon Langley receive honors at the State Office Education Convention. Mr. Seager sponsored this trip. Campus Honors Joyce Boswell places fourth and Karen West places first at the National Office Education Association Convention. Many individuals received awards from organizations off cam- pus. These awards included state, national, and local recognitions. Mr. Isom introduces La Donna Van Meter to Mrs. R. C. Loomis, who presents the annual Cron History Award. John L. Brown received the Chemical Rubber Company Fresh- men Chemistry Achievement Award. 132 Spring Activities I ' — :3K Mr. Phillip Theis, Mr. Oliver Isom, and Mr. Roland Enz were nominated as Outstanding Educators of America. They are shown viewing the book in which their names appear. Their combined teaching represents forty-two years of teaching experience. Miss Jeanette Malone received the honor award certificate and life membership from the Kansas Association for Health, Phys- ical Education, and Recreation for outstanding contribution in these areas. Adult Basic Education Program was cited by the U.S. Office of Education as one of the ten most outstanding vocational and educational programs in the nation, and best in the four states of Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska. The program helps parents and children under- stand the process of learning in the academic system and to develop homemaking skills. Pictured receiving the award are Ronald Wilson, Director of Adult Basic Education Program on Campus, and Mrs. Joy Choens, Supervisor. Not pictured: Mrs. Jane Rhoads, a staff mem- ber, and Mrs. Eunice Schwemmer, first grade teacher at Lincoln. Academic Honors President ' s Honor Roll LaDonna VanMeter Karen West Marita Stambaugh J £ i Students who maintain an A average and a 4.00 grade point during a semester are named to the President ' s Honor Roll. LaDonna VanMeter and Karen West (ABOVE) were graduat- ed with a 4.00 average, and Marita Stambaugh, freshman, maintained the average for both semesters. Those pictured BELOW earned the honor for one semester. Rhonda Baker, 2 Diana Bradley, 2 Virginia Covert, 2 Elizabeth Crabtree, 1 Evelyn Davis, 1 Randy Divine, 2 David Flowers, 2 Alan Jackson, 2 Nancy Jenkins, 2 Wendy Johnston, 2 Peggy Kenyon, 1 Michael Lance, 2 Carl Marsh, 2 Gary Nelson, 1 Carolyn Razor, 2 Rosemary Reeb, 2 Thomas Sailor, 2 Katherine Zortman, 2 Dean ' s Honor Roll Students named to the Deans ' Honor Roll maintain a grade point average of 3.5 to 3.99 and are enrolled in at least 12 hours a se- mester. Those students earning this honor for both semesters are Linda Anderson, Marylyn Blanding, John L. Brown, Fred Calk- ins, Walter Dugan, Debra Duke, Frank Gerberding, Joel Guyot, Linda Haskell, Alice Herbert, Maynard Kerns, Sharon Langley, Tommie McKibban, Harold Nelson, Darlene Oglesbee, Terry Poe, Debra Sawtelle, Gordon Schneider, Alan Sleder, Sara Sluss, Bonnie Stucky, Burley Vandergriff III, Galen Vaughn, Edwin J. Walbourn 111, Robert Yarnall, and Ned Zacharias. Those named to the Deans ' Honor Roll for the fall semester in- clude Roger Aitchison, Randall Albaugh, Timothy Anderson, Rhonda Baker, LaVonne Balzer, Marilyn Boucher, Cathy Brou- hard, Harold Burleson, Janice Calvin, Margaret Chapman, Ruey Chen, Nancy Cherryholmes, Julia Chin, Charlene Dreiling, Cris- topher Droege, David Flowers, Cynthia Ford, Debra Freund, David Fullinwider, Hiromi Gaston, Charles Hein II, Robert Highbarger, Alan Jackson, Nancy Jenkins, Wendy Johnston, Susan Jordan, Karen Kaufman, Richard Kemmerly, Michael Lance, Mark Levering, Oscar Lewis, Carl ' Marsh, Mary Mast, James McNulty, Pamela Miller, Gary Mitchell, James Morgan, Gerald Morris, Marvin Naugle, Kathy Neuschafer, Karen Noll, Cinda Parry, Richard Parsley, John Penney, Frank Ransberger, Joyce Ray, Carolyn Razor, Richard Robinson, Timothy Seivley, Connie Darnell, Vicki Stroda, Raymond Taylor, Deborah To- mek, Orlando Valerio, Kathy VanDever, Charlene Wright, Laura Wyant, and Katherine Zortman. Those named on the spring semester honor roll are Mark Black- more, Patricia Blakely, Linda Borden, Edgar Briggs, Dale Brit- ton, Randolph Brunton, Forrest Buhler, Victor Butts, Steven Camp, Dannie Classen, Brett Coonrod, Elizabeth Crabtree, Re- becca Cunningham, Winifred Darling, Evelyn Davis, Duryea Desmarteau, Jon Dyer, Roger Frazier, Sheldon Hall, Glenn Hammes, Jerre Hollis, Karen Hulse, Marilyn Jackson, William Kruse, Gary Maloney, William Martling, Constance Patty, Wanda Pumphrey, Dennis Rader, Clyde Schafer, Ann Skradski, Monte Sontag, Paul Stewart, Randal Unkel, Walter VanDever, Kenneth Wagner, and David Watson. In addition, 140 students received honorable mention by earning a grade point average of 3.00 to 3.49 for the first semester, and 165 earned like honors for the second semester. 134 Spring Activities FRONT ROW: Terry Poe, Brian Mooberry, Roger Frazier, John Penny. SECOND ROW: La Donna Van Meter, Marilyn Boucher, Linda Haskell, Elizabeth Crabtree, Sandra Thissen. THIRD ROW: Virginia Covert, Brenda Martin, Wendy Johnston, Joyce Ray. FOURTH ROW: Maynard Kerns, Mitchell Camp, Gerald Wiens, Terry Tilson, Roger Aitchison. FIFTH ROW: Michael Walter, William Davis, Charles Richards, Robert Yarnall, Alan Jackson, David Flowers. PICTURED BELOW: Mack Bonds, Charlene Dreiling, Sandra Peck, Gor- don Schneider, Ada Soden, Kathy Van Dever, Karen West. Order of the Purple The Butler County Community Junior College named thirty-one 1971 graduating sophomores to the society. A graduate with a grade point average of 3.25 who has attended this college for one full year is eligible for this society. In the history of the college 360 students have received certificates and memberships to the society. The annual Order of the Purple Banquet sponsored by the faculty was given May 5 in honor of these students. PIC- TURED TO THE LEFT is Mr. Ogg beginning his speech for the banquet as Mr. Anderson, President Walbourn, and Mrs. Walbourn give him their attention. i J • ' Spring Activities 135 4fct. •• Spring Prom Spins Windmills of Your Mind. Mrs. Edward Faulkner spoke at the annual spring banquet on May 8. Pres. Walbourn and Stu- dent Council President Roger Frazier also addressed the guests. Musical entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Clarkson and David included the theme, The Windmills of Your Mind. Con- cluding the evening was the prom in the gym with music by the Pub- lic Secret. Richard Martindale, one of Who ' s Who! Danny Creed and Pam Elliott spin the windmill . 136 Spring Activities Pastel streamers envelop the garden scene. ... GRADUATING NURSES: Mary Nusz, Beth Storrer, Linda Riggs, Linda Bode, Ada Soden, Sandy Peck, Harold Shaw, Peggy Triboulet, LaNora Allen, Becky Barber. Commencement From the time that the nursing students assem- bled in the Purple and Gold Room for their gradua- tion breakfast until a record crowd of wellwishers mingled among the graduates after the commence- ment exercises in the gym the campus was a most busy place on May 21, 1971, for the 251 graduates, largest class in the history of the college. President Walbourn introduced Dr. John E. Visser, president of Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, who gave the commencement address. Mr. Richard Chase, president of the Board of Trustees, presented the diplomas. He made special recognition of the scholastic record of LaDonna VanMeter and Karen West and presented them Summa Cum Laude awards for their 4.00 grade point average. Harold Shaw, second man to be graduated from the nursing program, was first to wear the school ' s stripes on his shoulder, a symbol equivalent to the stripes worn by the women nurses on their caps. - LaDonna VanMeter and Karen West receive Summa Cum Laude awards from Mr. Chase. Harold Shaw receives school nursing pin from Mrs. Mettler. Spring Activities 137 Class of 1971 Associate of Arts Degree Barbara Elouise Abbott Alan Daynne Afton Roger Dale Aitchison La Nora Allen Randy Craig Ball Rebecca Sue Barber Gary Wayne Bell Tom Gerard Bergkamp Patricia Sharon Blakely Linda Kay Bode Joyce Susan Boswell Gerald Roy Bowers Martha Ann Brainard John Joseph Brasier Edwin Eugene Brewer Bruce Peyton Brown Sandra Lea Brown Harold Dale Burleson Rodger Gary Burton Camille Jeanne Carroll Renee Marie Carroll Ara Ann Carter Jk. Dale Lee Catlin Larry Charles Chambers Sally Jane Cocking Leonard Chris Conner Virginia Geraldine Covert Rebecca Cunningham Winifred Ann Darling Connie Sue Darnell Pamela Jo Davidson Patricia Lynn DeMarais Duryea Elmer Desmarteau Donna Jean Dietz Glen Edwin Dimick Charlene Marie Dreiling Vernon Lee Edwards, Jr. Richard Timothy Engels Larry Eugene Ewart Paul Jerome Fehrenbach Lutrecia Ann Fewin David James Flowers Cheryl Ann Freeman Ronald Blaine Gann Frank William Gerberding Roger Alan Frazier Frederick Christian Good Sharon Louise Goodman Roger Cyril Green Danny Duane Greer Cecil Adrian Griekspoor Darnella Lynn Guy Patricia Lou Guy Berniece May Hackler Berta Kay Hackler Paul Warren Haines Susan Linn Hamilton Steven Lee Hammond Vicki Kay Harvey Linda Sue Haskell Marc Mansfield Hauser Drew Micheal Hawks Susan May Heitzenrater Diana Sue Hershberger Jean Lynn Hetzke Tommy Lynn Higgins Thomas James Hittle Pamela Sue Hoch Clinton Laird Holt Mark Allan Horyna Jeffry Lynn Howard John Gordon Howard Wanetta Joann Hudson Joy Othella Huffman Mark John Hundemer David Harvey Ihde Alan David Jackson Sandra Lynette Janzen Wendy Ann Johnston Terry James Jones Karen J. Kaufman Mona Lou Kellerman Richard Allen Kemmerly Maynard Lee Kerns Otis Eugene Knabe Jane Ellen Knebler Dennis Dee Knisal Steve Charles Laughlin Jimmy Lee Lewis Kay Ann Little Richard Edward Lopez Glenda Kay Lucas Virginia Maxine Madison Sandra Rae Magnus Gary Lee Maloney Carolyn Sue Marcum Darrell Ray Markley Verle Eugene Martens Brenda Sue Martin Philip Charles Martin Richard Alan Martindale Bryan Michael May James Blaine McKay Donald Robert McLaughlin Mona Dianne McNary James Lonnions McNulty Jodi Kay Megredy Glenda Jean Meyer Steven Glenn Molter Richard Lee Molzen Brian Wesley Mooberry Kathryn Ann Moore Christy Lynn Morris Jo Anne Moser Jan Mountz David Duane Nicholas Clayton Earl Nicholson Albert Alan Noble Wayne Arthur Noeller Mary Ellen Nusz Susan Diane Orr Donald Lee Owen Gwendolyn Marjorie Owen Christopher Clifford Padberg Graham Wesley Parks Barbara Jean Patterson Billy Joe Patty Sandra Sue Peck Craig Allen Penny John Michael Penney Stephen Lloyd Pharr Robert Keith Phillips Steven Burdette Place Dianne Kay Pybas Lawrence Wayne Rader Gail Ann Ranger Joyce Eileen Ray Alfred Leroy Redburn Max Baer Reed Steven Joe Reheis John Francis Reznicek Susan Marie Rhyne Charles Arthur Richards Victoria Louise Richards Linda Kay Riggs Richard Victorian Sardou, Jr. Bruce Terry Sargent Roger Lynn Savage Gordon Leroy Schneider John Michael Schoffstall DeEtta Ann Schon Don Steven Seery Marta Kristine Seimers Harold Gene Shaw Jerrold Andrew Scheffler Donald Richard Siemer Alan Dean Sleder Barbara Elaine Smith Virginia B. Snead Wayne Lee Socha Ada Jean Soden John Milton Sooter Jacque Gwen Sphar Guy Martin Spillman Martia Kathryn Stambaugh Sherry Marlene Standlee Paul Richard Stewart, Jr. Beth Ann Storrer Nancy Lee Studebaker Diana Lenore Swift Larry Stephen Talbot Sandra Catherine Thissen Carol Ann Thornton Terry Lynn Tilson Peggy Sue Triboulet Randal Eugene Unkel Duane Steven Van Horn LaDonna Jo VanMeter Judy Ann Elsie Vossberg Sue Kay Waggy Janice Louise Wall Donald James Wasylk Alan Duane Watkins David Keith Watson Joan Louise Weber Rixey Ned Wertenberger Karen Eileen West Mark Byron West Gerald Jay Wiens Vicki Jo Wilbert Geroge Merle Williams. Jr. Michael Andrew Williams Preston Robert Williams Associate of Applied Science Degree Max Eugene Adkins Terry Lee Allison Carol Elaine Arrington Mack Wayne Bonds Marilyn Kay Boucher Herbert Eugene Brockmeier Jerry Wayne Browning Bernard William Buckman Victor Lionel Butts Mitchell Eugene Camp Camellia Louise Cawthorn San Wayne Cawthorn Larry Gene Chandler Elizabeth Ann Crabtree William Rex Davis John Allen Duncanson II James Lynn Edwards Robert Pat Fanello Conley Allen Forrest Saundra Kay Gaines Charles Harold Greenwell Joel Madison Guyot Randall Arthur Hallgren Bruce Wayne Hill Kathryn Ann Hobbs Paul Arthur Klassen Janet Ellen Lemon Patricia Ann Malcom Steven Douglas May Gerald Herbert Mercer Richard Edward Meyer Karol Janice Miller Timothy Ralph Page Richard Ben Parkhurst Rebecca Lynn Pearce Steven Craig Pershall Dewey Gene Plain Terry Joe Poe Danny Steven Prewitt Phillip Wayne Raisor Patricia Lynn Shields Douglas Eugene Snyder Meei Yan Song Leland Frederick Spade Jacqueline Sue Stiles Alan Gregg Stuart John Lee Sullivan Barry James Thompson Waverly C. Thompson, Jr. Rodhney Milburn Tull Kathy Jean Van Dever Galen Ray Vaughn Michael Richard Walter Ronald Eugene Ward David James Weishaar Terry Lee Winter Lanny Lynn Wolf Robert Alan Yarnall Member of Order of the Purple Elected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges i Dorado-Butler County Community Junior College has graduated 2812 students in its forty-four years. Index — A- i, Steve, 94 tt, Steven, 43, 94 is, E.F.,70 MS, FELIX E., JR. ,36, 73 is, Bruce, 94 is, Max, 41, 80 i, Alan, 80 ison, Roger. 1 13 n, Judith, 38,47, 80 lgh, Randall, 45, 94 ch, Kerry, 80 inder. Donald, 1 10 tnder, Mike, 94 inder, Rebecca, 94 o, Delbert, 94 .Gail, 94 , Jodee, 94 , La Nora, 49, 80 m, Terry, 46, 94 baugh, Lynna, 32, 94 rson, Bonnie (Sam), 1 10 ERSON, JOHN R., 30, 73, 4 rson, Linda, 80 rson, Micheal, 94 ERSON, ROBERT D., 73 rson. Timothy, 36, 43, 94 :ws, Becky, 94 as, David, 94 :ton, Sondra, 54, 80 3GAST, BURLT., 73 :r, Allen, 94 :r, Stanley, 1 13 OLD, GENE, 64, 65, 73 gton, Carol, 36, 46, 56, 80 i,Tom, 110 CLUB, 40 Beryl, 94 Dee, 94 Die, Julia, 110 son, Roger, 80 Vic, 94 n, Carolyn, 1 13 ;, Max, 84 -B— y, Deborah, 94 , Fay, 1 10 ■, Gregory, 94, 110 -, Rhonda, 94 •, Sandra, 80 :, Steven, 80 -, Timothy, 94 Michael, 80 Randy, 80 r. La Vonne, 110 n, Glen, 82, 1 10 ter, Michael, 94 ter, Vicki, 32, 36. 57, 80 an, Starlet, 32, 94 :, Richard, 45, 113 :r. Brent, 1 10 ;r, Joe, 17 :r, Rebecca, 49. 113 Barger, Gary, 80 Bark ley. Mike, 1 13 Barnes, Julie, 56,94 Barnes, Troy, 94 Barnt, Sandra, 1 10 Bates, Angela, 10, 12,32,36.37, 94 Bates, Gary, 110 Batton, Kenny, 80 Bauer, Gregory, 33, 61, 94 Baur, Neil, 94 Bazzle, Cheryle, 94, 110 Beal, David, 110 Beard, Thomas, 1 13 Bechtold, Thomas, 94 Becker, Randall, 94 Beckner, David, 60, 61, 80 Behrendt, Steven, 33, 46, 94 Bell, Gloria, 37, 55, 95 Bell, Sandra, 80 Bennett, Deborah, 95 Bergkamp, Tom, 1 13 Bernhardt. Roger, 60, 61, 80 Berryman, Jackie, 110 Bettis, Duane, 95 Bever, David, 95 Beyer, Larry, 80 Bidwell, Helen, 32,40, 95 BIDWELL, WILLIAM G., 26, 73 Biggs, Richard, 110 Biggs, Scott, 45, 51,95 Bilson, Raymond, 95 BIO-PHYSICS CLUB, 52 Birdwell, Renae, 110 Biswell, Robert, 95, 110 BLACK STUDENT UNION, 37 Blackmore, John, 1 10 Blackmore, Mark, 95 Blakely, Patricia, 50, 80 Blair, Harvey, 110 Blaisdell, Lawrence, 53, 80 Blakely, Patricia, 77, 113 BLAND, VICTOR E., 76 Blanding. Marylyn, 95 Blazer, La Vonne, 95 Blunt, Randall, 80 BOATRIGHT, GARY L., 53, 73 Bode, Lana, 82, 95 Bode, Linda, 49, 80 Bohannan, Joh, 95 BOLAND, BARBARA K., 73 Book, Carol, 32, 80 Booth, Larry, 1 14 Borden, Linda, 95 Borden, Rebecca, 95 Boswell, Joyce, 81 Boughner, Karen, 32, 95 Bourne, Cathy, 81 Bourne, Ver-Linda, 32, 56, 95 Bowens, Carol, 95 Bowers, Eva, 81 Bowers, Gerald, 24, 81 Bowles, Bill, 95 Box, Ronald, 114 Boyd, Kathryn, 95 Boyd, Wilson, 1 10 Boyer, Michele, 95 Boyle, Patrick, 95 Bracken, Tracey, 95 Bradley, Diana, 17,95 Bradley, Keith, 43, 95 Brainard. Martha, 36, 57 Braitsch, Benjamin, 95 BRANDNER, PATRICIA A., 73 Bratton, Dixie, 1 14 Brecheisen, Diana, 32, 95 Brewer, Edwin, 81 Brewer, James, Jr., 81 BRINKMEYER, LOREN J„ 73 Brisco, Rodney, 1 10 Britton, Dale, 45, 95 Brockmeier, Eugene, 81 Broker, Billy, 46, 95 Brooke, Patrick, 16, 65,95 Brooks, Eugene, 70 Brooks, Janine, 32, 36,40, 56, 81 Brouhard, Cathy, 95 Brown, Bruce, 50, 51, 81 Brown, Dale, 110 Brown, Daniel, 1 14 Brown, Douglas, 95 Brown, Jack, 33, 61,95 Brown, J.L.D., 81 Brown, James, 95 Brown, John Lloyd, 95 Brown, Loyd, 81 Brown, Mark, 81 Brown, Michael, 95 Brown, Rodney, 95 Brown, Sandra, 17 Brown, Joe, 81 Browning, Jane, 1 10 Browning, Jerry, 44, 81 Brownlee, Annette, 95 Brownlee, Donald, 95 Brunton, Cynthia, 1 10 Brunton, Randolph, 95 Bryan, Susan, 32, 95 Buckner, Carolyn, 95 Buhler, Forrest, 95 Burden, Rickey, 95 Burke, David, 95 Burleson, Dale, 52, 81 Burns, Sammy, 95 Burr. Charles, 95 Burrows, Larry, 37, 81 Burton, Rodger, 36, 42, 53, 83 BUSINESS CLUB, 46 BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB, 47 Butler, Ken, 95 Butler, Majorie, 95 Butler, Victor, 95 Butt. Victor, 81 Byler, Tom, 65, 67, 95 Cain, Earl, 95 Calkins, Trey, 1 10 Callahan, Michae, 81 Callaway, Rebecca, 40, 96 Callaway, Steven, 39.40, 81.38 Calvin, Janice, 81 CALVIN, MONTE D., 73 Camp. Mitchell, 81 Camp, Steven, 96 Campbell. Larry, 81 Canfield. David ' 96 Capitelli, Christine, 95 Carlley, Eddie, 95 Carlyle, Daniel, 81 Carman, Joyce, 96 Carmichael, Jim, 53, 60. 61 Carnahan, Susan, 95 Carroll, Camille, 12, 81 Carter, James, 37, 1 10 Carter, Jerry, 95 Carver, John, 81 Catlin, Dale, 52, 81 Cah, Paula, 96 Cattrell, Kelly, 96 Cattrell, Kelly, 96 Caudille, Jaime, 96 Chaffin, Billie, 110 Chaffin, Christopher, 96 Chambers, Larry, 81 Chambers, Larry, 81 Chambers, Robert, 60, 61, 63, 81 Chapman, Margaret, 22, 41, 96 Chard, Randy, 96 CHASE, RICHARD, J., 70 Cheeley, Janis, 1 10 Chen, Rueyyuh (David), 1 10 CHEERLEADERS, 57 Cheeryholmes, Nancy, 17, 50. 96 CHISM, ROBERT, 40, 73 Choens, Dave, 96 CHOENS,JOY,73 Christensen, Marceile, 96 Church, Keith, 81 Church, Philip, 81 Church, Thomas, 96 Cicciu, Patricia, 96 Claassen, Darryl, 96 Claasen, David, 17.96, 114 Clark, Gene, 96 Clements. Ronald, 96 CLEMENTS, ROY H, 73 Cleveland, John. 78 Cloud, Jerry, 96 Cochran, James, 1 10 Cocking, Sally, 32, 56, 81 Cody, Marcus, 96 Cole, Fae, 37, 96 Coleman, James, 1 10 Coleman, John. 1 10 Coleman, Kenneth, 1 10 COLLEGIATE SINGERS. 17 COLLEGIATE 4-H, 51 Collins, Myrna, 16, 96 Condell, Constance, 46. 96 Conner, Debra, 96 Considine. Michael, 65, 96 Cook, Stanley, 96 COONROD! BARBARA C, 77 Coonrod, Brett, 36. 94. 96 Coons, Linda. 32,42. 50.96 Cooper. Danny, 33, 96 Copeland, Madeline, 96 Coplin, Janet, 81 Corbin, David, 96 Corbin, James, 97 Corbin, Kathryn, 1 10 Corn, Michael, 97 Correll, Elizabeth. 43, 97 Cowan, Leon, 60, 81 Cowan, Rufus, 1 10 Cowdin, Gale, 81,93 Cox. Mike. 97 Cox. Robert, 110 Crabtree. Ann. 47. 81.93 Index 139 Craig, Mark, 97 Crane, Darrell, 23,41,45, 97 Crawford, Darlene, i 14 Crawford, Jeanne, 1 10 Crawford, Mark, 97 Crawford, Patricia. 40, 97 Creed, Danny, 27, 33, 97 Crook, Samuel, 97 Cross, Craig, 97 Crowe, John, 60, 81,93 Cummins, John, 1 10 CUMMINS, WILLIAM C, 72 Cunday, Cecil 11,97 Cunningham, Rebecca, 81, 93 Cunningham, Roger, 97 D Dahl, Phil, 97 Daniels, David, 81,93 Daniels, Dennis. 1 10 Darling, Winifred, 16, 57,82 Darlington, Ronald, 1 10 Darnell, Connie, 1 14 Darnella, Guy, 83 Darter, Fred, 110 David, George, 82 Davidson, Arthur, 82 Davidson, Pamela, 82 Davidson, Rodney, 97 Davis, Danny, 97 Davis, Elizabeth, 97 Davis, Ernestine, 97 Davis, Evelyn, 97 Davis, Re 53, 82. 1 14 Day, Paul, 97 Day, Roxanne, 1 14 Dayler, Don, 52 Dealy, Erma, 97 Dean, Annie, 1 14 Dean, Eddie, 44 DECACLUB.41 DeGarmo, Rodney, 68, 97 Deines, Janet, 97 Deines, Maurita, 16, 18.24,38, 39, 82 Deiter, Cary, ii, 60, 82 Deleon, Daniel, 97 De Leon, Joseph, 1 10 DELTA PSI OMEGA, 38 Dalzer, Susan, 97 Demarais, Patricia, 27, 40, 82 Demick, Glen, 62 DEMOCRATS, 43 Dennett, Debra, 82 Denney, Maida, 97 Desmarteau, Duryea, 1 14 De Vaughan, Tim 1 10 DEVORE,ARLENEA.,77 De Vore, Constance, 97 De Vore, James, 97 Dick, Garry, 97 Dietz, Donna, 36,42, 82 Dill, Jimmy, 82 Dilling, Gary, 97 Dillman, Susan, 97 Dimick, Glen, 82 Dinkel, William, 60, 61,63, 82 Divine, Randy, 1 14 DIXON, THOMAS J, 73 Doane, Dem, 1 10 Dolton, Gordon, 17, 19, 33,97 Domann, Jean, 82 Donnelly, Gene, 82 Donohue, Patrick 97 Doty, Gary, 110 DOTY, MARTHA P., 37, 73 Douglas, Gary, 82 Downey, James, 97 DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY CLUB, 53 Drake, Charles, 33,97 Drake, Kenneth, 1 14 Draling, Dennis, 97 Dreiling, Charlene, 82 DRILL TEAM, 56 Droege, Christopher, 97 Drol, Richard, 33 Dudgeon, William, 41, 82 Dugan, James, I 10 Dugan, Walter, 82 Duke, Debra, 32, 97 Dukes, Gerald, 45, 97 DUNCAN, MARTHA, 76 Duncanson, John II, 82 Dunkel, David, 97 Dunson, Richard, 1 14 Durnit. Larry, 97 Durrea, Richard, 97 Dusenbery, Michael, I 10 Dyer, Jon, 97 Earll, Dennis, 114 Eaton. Mark. 97 Eberhard, Charles, 97 Eberhard, trie, 97 ECOLOGY CLUB, 50 Edberg, Dwight, 1 14 Edwards, Fred, 37, 83 Edwards, James, 83 Edwards, Karol, 97 Edwards, Vernon, 83 Elliott, Pamela, I 10 Elston, James, 1 14 Emmitt, David, 97 Engel, James, 83 Engels, Gary, 1 14 Engels, Richard, 83 ENGINEERS ' CLUB, 53 Engle, Merle, I 14 ENSZ, ROLAND H, 42, 73 ERIKSON, DARRELL, 44, 73 Ernstmann, Jan, 97 Ervm, Fred, 36, 37, 60, 83 Evans, Forrest, 97 Evans, Halita, 97 Evans, Thomas, 97 Ewart, Larry, 64, 65, 1 14 -F— Faber, Richard, 98 Fagan, James, 83 Fanello, at, 23, 41,83 Farbrizi, Hosseen, 52 Farrington, Terry, 98 Farris, George, 83 Fehrenbach, Paul, 48, 83 Ferguson, Charlotte, 32, 98 Fewin, Lutrecia, 39, 83 Fiegel, Ronald, 110 Filby, Jeffrey, 98 Finch, Donald, 98 Fine, Richard, 98 Fine, Roger, 98 Finney Michael, 83 Fitzpatrick, Jimmie, 110 Flowers, David, 68, 83 Flowers, Theresa, 98 FLYING CLUB, 44 Fogle, Cynthia, 32, 46, 55, 98 Ford, Cynthia, 32, 98 Foree, Mark, 1 10 Forgy, Marilyn, 98 Forrest, Conley, 1, 46, 83 Forsse, Eric, 98 Foster, Dennis, 98 Francis, Stephen, 98 Frankenbery, Larry, 98 Franklin, Douglas, 1 10 Frazier, Bill, 83 Frazier, Roger, 27, 36. 83, 117, 118 Freeman, Cheryl Ann, 32, 1 14 Freund, Debra. ' 47. 98 Frey, Mark, 1 14 FRITZLER, VIRGINIA L., 77 FULLER, CHARLES C, 73 Fuller, David, 83 Fullerton. Douglas. 1 10 Fulhnwider, David, 51, 98 G Gabbert, Ronald 11,98 Gaines, Saundra, 32, 83 Galyon, Dennis, 98 Gann, Ronald, 83 Gardner, Oness, 83 Garland, Deborah, 16, 17, 57,98 Garman, Joyce Garr, Lloyd, 98 Garrett, Judieth, 1 14 Garrison, Charles, 83 Garritson, Cindy, 98 Garufo. James, 44, 98 Gash, Thomas, 1 10 Gaston, Hiromi, 50, 98 Gean, Jerry, 83 Geese, Jerry, 1 1 1 Geist, Martha, 98 Genter, Anna, 98 Center, Richard, 111 Gerberding, Frank, 62, 83 Gill, Brock, 98 Gill, Joe, 36 Gilliland, Marcia, 83 Gish, John, 98 Glaves, Larry, 98 GOOD, ARDENN., 73 Good, Cathy, 98 Good, Frederick, 52, 83 Goodman, Sharon, 44, 83 Goodwin, Mike, 83 Gordon, Janet, 32,40 Gordon, Vicki, 99 Gossett, Robert, 99 Govan, Roger, 16,99 Grace, Linda, 99 Graham, Kathleen, 48, 83, 114 Graham, Paul, 64, 65, 83 Graham, Robert, 1 1 1 Graham, Steven, 99 Graham, William Jr. Graves, Sharon, 27, 56, 99 Gravley, Garold, 99 Gray, Don, 99 Gregory, Richard, 52, 53 Green, Dave, 44 Green, Eugene, 99 Green, Fred, 44 Greer, Danny, 83 GREGORY, RICHARD L., 74 Greher, Allan, 45 Grier, James. 1 1 I Griffin, Richard, 83 Groves, Brenda, 83 Groves, Ronda, 99 Gull, Jon, 114 Guy, Patricia, 39, 40, 42. 114 Guyot, Joel, 41, 83 -H- Haas, Katheryn, 99 HADLEY, MICHAEL E, 74 Haines, Paul, 114 HALL, FRANCIS, 78 Hall, Margaret, 32, 51,99 Hall, Roger, 99 Hall, Sheldon, 96, 99 Hallgren, Randall, 83 Hamont, Irena, 99 Hamilton, Hope, I I I Hamilton, Susan, 27, 32,46, 51, 84 Hamm, Charles, 44 Hamm, Darryl, 99 HAMMEL, G.W., 70 Hammer, Steve, 41, 99 Hammes, Glenn, 99 Hammon, Daniel, 99 Hammon, James, 99 Hammon, Richard, 99 Hammond, Steve, 41. 84 Hancock. Denny, 99 Hansen, Richard. 1 15 Hansen. William 99 Harder, Cliff, 36 Harmon, Harold, 22, 41. 99 Harnden, Richard, 99 Harpstrite, John, 1 1 1 Harrell, Debbie, 84 HARRIS, CHARLES H, 72 Harris, Fred, 37, 84 Harris, Michael, 40, 84 Harper, Richard, 45 Harper, Terry, 99 Hartwell. Lawrence, 99 Harvey, Paul, 99 Harvey. Tim, 99 Haskell, Linda, 84 Hauser, Marc, 84 HAVEL, LYNN B., 40, 74 Hawkins, Byron, 99 Hawks, Drew, 1 1 5 Hayes, Ronald, 99 Haynes, Jacqueline, 99 Hays, James, 58, 59, 68 Hays, Rupert, 84 Heagier, Frank, 99 Hebb, Aundrea, 1 1 1 Heide, Monte, 33,99 Index 140 Heise, Rick, 36, 60, 84 Heitzenrater, Susan, I I 5 Heller, Patricia, 32, 99 Hensiek, Steven, 99 Herbert, Alice, 99 Herman, Steve, 84 Herron, Gary, 84 Hershberger, Diana, 10, II, 12, 32, 38, 84 HERTEL, GERALD, J.. 74 Herwig, John Jr., 99 Hess, Mary, 1 1 I Hetherington, Marcia, 99 Hetzke, Jean, 27,40, 84 Hickman, Daniel, 60,61, 84 Hickman, Phillip, 60,99 HUBERT, CLYDE J, 29, 74 Higgins, Tommy, 84 Higgs, Holly, 99 Hileman, Mary, 48, 99 Hill, Bruce, 84 Hill, Robert, 99 Hime, David, 99 Hinde, Connie, 47, 99 Hite, Richard, 84 Hittle, Tern, 52, 84 Hixon, Ann, 99 Hobbs, Kathryn,46, 84 Hoch, Pamela, 32, 84 Hoepner, Dean, 85 Holdaway, James, 85 Holderman, Helen, 99 Holem, Cordelia, 85 Holland, Robert, 85 Hollenbeck, kathy, 99 Hollis, Jerre, 111 Holloman, David, 99 Holmes, Larry, 99 Holsey, Dale, 97 Holsey, Ruth, 99 Holt, Larry, 36, 52 Hommond, Steve, 52 Horyna, Mark, 33, 1 15 Hoskins, Randall, 85 Hoss, Neal, 99 House, James, 100 Houser, Max, 1 1 1 Howard, Jeffry, 60, 61, 85 Howard, John, 85 Howard, Ronald, 1 1 1 Howe, Ronald, 1 1 1 Huckabee, Valerie, 100 Huckaby, Steve, 100 Hudson, Charlene, 50, 100 Hudson, Debra, 100 Hudson, Wanetta, 1 6, 50, 1 1 5 Huffman, Joy, 32, 42, 85 Hughey, Harold, 33, 60, 61, 85 Huigens, Barbara, 100 Hummelke, Charles, 85 Hutchinson, James, I 1,1 Hutson, Michael, 85 I Ihde, David, 115 Inkanish, Thomas, 100 Ireland, Ronald, 16, 100 Irick, Dennis, 53, 100 Irwin, Rex, 100 ISOM, OLIVER W., 59, 68, 74 Jackson, Alan, 52, 53, I 15 Jackson, Carl, 100 Jackson, Marilyn, 50, 100 Jacobelli, Randall, 52, 100 Jacobs, Daniel, 1 I 1 Jahnke, Craig, 85 Jameson, Jerry, I 1 1 Janzen, Jerry, I I I Janzen, Sandra, 46, I I 5 Jarred, Ronald, 85 Jay, Larry, 100 Jenkins, Nancy, 16, 17, 32, 56, 100 Jensen, Douglas, 1 1 1 Jensen, Tomi, 1 1 1 Johnson, Dennis, 100 Johnson, Edward, 44 Johnson, Fred, 64, 65, 85 Johnson, Gary, 100 Johnson, Jennice, 100 Johnson, John, 100 Johnson, Johnnie, 1 1 1 Johnson, Kevin, 100 Johnson, Larry, 1 1 1 Johnson, Marlene, 100 Johnson, Patricia, 37 Johnson, Raymond, 64, 65, 85, 115 Johnson, Richard, 1 1 1 Johnston, Rusty, 40 Johnston, Vicki, 85 Johnston, Warren. 1 1 I Johnston, Wendy, 1 1 5 Jolly, Robert, 100 Jones, Catherine, 100 Jones, Larry, 100 Jones, Ranny, 1 I I Jones, Terry, 85 Jones, William, 37, 100 Jordan, Susan, 100 ■ Josephson, Charles, 1 1 5 JUCO VOICES, 39 Jukes, Terry, 10, 12, 85 Jump, Cheryl, 100 -K- Kaltefleiter, Margaret, 100 KASSEBAUM.G. E, 70 Kaufman, Karen, 85 Kaufman, Richard, 85 Keehn, Thomas, 85 Keim, Duane, 68, 100 Keimig, Jeff, 101 Kellerman, Mona, 1 1 5 Kelley, Susan, 54. 101 Kelly, Richard, 85 Kemmerly, Richard, 45, 85 Kemp, Stephen, 101 Kennedy, David. 1 1 5 Kennedy, Terry, 101 Kenyon, Byron, 101 Kenyon, Jenny, 101 Kenyon, Peggy, 101 Keplar, Karen, 101 Kerns, Maynard, 85, 1 I 8 Kerr, Stanley, 85 Kessel, Dennis, I 1 1 Kice, Edward, 101 Kilgare, Randy, 101 Kime, Arthur, 101 King, Camellia, 85 King, Kevin, 85 King, Louise, 1 1 5 Kissick, Lou, 101 Kitterman, Douglas, 1 I 1 Klassen, Charles, 17, 101 Klassen, Donna, 32, 46, 56, 101 Klassen, Paul, 85 Kling, Deborah, 101 kiingman, Robert, 101 Klontz, Doris, 101 Kmsal, Dennis, 85 Knabe, Ottis, 53, 85 Knebler, Jane, 85 Knieling, Kenneth, 53, 65, 1 1 1 Knight, Rex, 85 Knisal, Dennis, I 1 5 Knoll, Vern, 101 Knoop, Richard, 101 Knott, Earl, III, 115 Knott, James, 68, 1 15 Knott, Nancy, 101 KOHLS, EVERETT, 60, 74 Konrade, Joseph. 64, 65, 101 Korte, Steve, 33, 101 Krack, Elizabeth, 101 Krack, James, 1 15 Krack, Sylvia 101 Krahn, Steve, 101 Kravski, Kim, 1 I 1 KRAUSE, GAYLE A., 74 Krebs, Michael, 1 1 1 KRELLER, HERBERT J, 74 Krepel, Larry, 1 1 1 Krol, Richard, 10, 101 Krueger, Pamela, 101 Krueger, Terry, 101 Kruse, William, 101 Krusemark, Richard, I 1 1 KUHLMANN, BLENDA, 74 Kunselman, Gerald, 1 1 1 Lackey, Peggy, 85 Lake, Ronald, 101 Lakous, Edward, 101 Lamb, Doug, 44 Lambert, Ronald, 1 1 1 Lancel, Michael, 101 LANGE, ETHYL D., 77 Langley, Sharon, 24, 32, 56, 46, 47, 101 Lanzrath, Donald, 101 Large, James, 1 I 1 Larnahan, David, 101 Lauer, Rosemary, 1 1 5 Laughlin, Steven, 64, 65, 85 Lawson, Bud, 40, 85 LAY, JOHN K, 74 Lay, Patricia, 101 Lee, Carroll, 101 Lee, Douglas, 58, 59, 68, 101 Lee, Susan, 85 I.ehr. Kyi, 101 Lehrman, Robert, 101 LEIMER, GLENN. 78 Leis, Mark, 10! Lemon, Janet, 32, 86 Levering, Mark, 41. 101 Lewellen. Craig. 101 Lewick, Stephen. 101 Lewis, Jimmy, 86 Lewis, Larry, 60, 86 Lewis, Oscar, 45. 101 Lewis, Page, 41. 101 Lewis, Richard, 1 1 1 Lewis, Shana, 22,41. 101 Lewis, William. 101 Leitzke, Don Jr., 101 Liggett, Michael, 101 Lindsay, Gene, 61 , 101 Lindsey, Brenda, 101 Lingafelter, Daniel, 1 I 1 Linn, James, 101 Little, Kay, 32, 42, 50, 51,86 Little, Susan, 32, 38, 102 Littlejohn, Chauncey, 37, 1 1 1 Long, Bart, 36, 102 ' LONGFELLOW, DAVID. 73 LONGFELLOW, SHIRLEY. 74 Lopez, Richard, 86 Lore. Randall, 102 Loveland, Harold, 102 Lovette, Herman, 102 Lowry, Roberta, 1 1 5 Luallen, Robert, 102 Luallen, Tommie, 1 1 1 Lucas, Carla, 86, 102 Lucas, Glenda. 42 Luce, Roger, 86 LYNCH, HAZEL B., 77 Lynch, Kathy, 102 Lynn, John 1 1 5 Lytle. Allen, 33. 52. 102 Lytle, Michael, 1 1 1 -M- Mabry, Calvin. 102 Maddern. Edwin 11,33. 102 Madison, Virginia. 20. 50, 86 Maggard, Mary Lou. 102 Magie. Jarel. 102 Magnus. Sandra. 42. 1 1 5 Mahan, Gregory. 33, 36. 53, 102 Main, Christopher. 102 Malcom, Patricia. 1 1 5 Maley. Bilhe. 102 Malone, David, 102 MALONE, JEANETTE A.. 54. 74 Maloney, Garv, 1 1 5 MANGELS, DONALD, 74 Mangels. Marilyn. 1 1 5 Maninger. Ruth. 102 Mann. Paulette. 1 15 Mann. William. 1 1 I Manwarren, Linda. 1 1 5 Marcotte. Roger. 86 Marcum. Barbara. 42. 102 Marcum, Carolyn, 26. 86 Mark. Mary. 102 Mark ley, Darrell. 53, 86 Marlev. Larr . 44 Marsh. Carl. l 4. 38. 102 Marsh. Robert. 1 1 1 Marshall. John. 102 MARTENS. DENNIS. R. 4 Inde u ; Martin, Brenda, 32, 86 Martin, Patricia, 1 1 1 Martin, Phil, 86 Martin, Tamara, 1 1 1 Martindale, Richard, 18, 38, 39, 40,86 Martling, Valeta, 102 Martling, William, II I Mason, John, 1 1 1 Mast, Mary, 86 MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE CLUB, 52 Matson, Ivan, 102 Matthews, Marci, 86 Maxfield, Lynn, 102 May, Steven, 53, 86 MAYFIELD,JIMMIEG, 74 Mayginues, Jacob, 102 McAllister, Larry, 111 McArdle,Janis, 102 McBeth, Kathleen, 102 MeClure, Mark, 102 McCombs. Craig, 33, 53, 111 McCracken, Craig, 102 McCracken, Wayne, 103 McCray, Frankie, 32, 37, 43, 56 McCrea, Charles, 52, 103 McCreight, Sally, 103 McCrite, James, 103 McCune, Ron, 103 McDonald, John, 103 McDonough, James, 1 1 1 McEachern, Constance, 103 McGaugh, Debra, 1 1 1 McGee, Jerry, 44 McGINNIS, ALLYN, 74 McGinnis, Rex, 86 McGoldnck, Charles, 103 McGovern, James, 103 McGrath, Frederick, 38, 103 McGrady, Jody, 36, 42 Mcintosh, Jerry, 103 McKay, Jim, 86 McKibban.Tommie, 36, 52, 103 McKinney, Leonard, 72 McKinney, Rex, 103 McMUhn, Samuel, 103 McNulty, James, 26, 86 McWilliams, John, 65, 103 Mead, Charles, 103 Mease, Don, 1 1 5 Megredy, Jodi,42, 87 Mehler, Dean, 87 Melson, Joseph, 1 1 1 Melton, Steve, 103 Mercer, Gerald, 87 Mersletter, Charles, 103 Mettler, Marilyn, 72 Meyer, Glenda, 87 Meyer, Richard E., 103 Meyer, Richard E. (Rick), 1 1 5 Middleton. Gregory. 16, 103 Miers, Edward, 87 Milbourn, Clinton, 87 Milbourn, Peggy, 87 Miles, Edward, 103 Miles, Mark, 43, 103 Miles, Michael, 1 1 1 Miller, David, 103 Miller, Dennis, 87 Miller, Jackie. 103 Miller, Kent, 111 Miller, Karol,46, 87 Miller, Mark, 111 Miller, Mike, 103 Miller, Pamela, 87 Miller, Robert Eugene, 87 Miller, Robert Ronald, 44, 103 Miller, Roger, 115 Miller, Susan, 1 15 Minshall, June, 1 15 Mitchel, Wil, 37 Mitchell, Billye, 37, 103 Mitchell, Ga ry, 103 Mitchell, Janet, 103 Mitchell, Jerry, 103 Mitchell, Larry, 103 Mize, Velda,43, 54, 103 Mohesky, Dennis, 1 1 1 Molter, Steven, 87 Molzen, Richard, 33, 38, 87 Monn, William, 103 Montgomery, Adrian, 1 1 5 Montgomery, Gary, 87 Montgomery, Jennie 50, 103 Montgomery, Jimmy, 87 Montre, John, 103 Mooberry, Brian, 87 Moore, Douglas, 103 Moore, Duane, 37, 87 Moore. Eddie, 53, 87 Moore, Kathryn, 36, 42, 54. 87 Moore, Roy, 87 Moralez, Virgil. 1 12 Moreland, James, 103 Moreno, Michael, 103 Moreneo, Robert, 59, 68, 103 Morgan, James, 103 Morris, Christy, 1 15 Morris, Gerald, 103 Morris, Jerry, 87 Moser, Jo, 87 Mosiman, Roger, 103 Motes, Richard, 1 1 1 Mountz.Jan. 18,38,40,87 Moyer, Michael, 103 Mueller, Arhn, 87 Mullennak, Michael, 87 Mulvaney, Carla. 1 12 MURRAY. JOYCE Musgrave, Thomas, 87 Myers, Deborah, 87 Myers, Rick, 53 -N- NASH, ELMO, L., 74 Naugle, Marvin, 103 NAY, MERLE. 57, 76 Neal. Carl, 103 Neal, Frank, 103 Neal, Keith, 42, 103 NEAVILLE, DALEE, 76 Neill, Keith, 10, 12, 19,33,42 Nelson, Harold, 103 Nelson, Howie, 87 Nelson, Nancy, 1 12 Nelson, Stevnen, 103 Nelson, Terrance, 87 Nettleton, Tim, 103 Neuschafer, Kathy, 103 Newbury, William, 1 12 Newhouse, Richard, 87 NEWMANCLUB,48 Nicholas, David, 87 Nichols, Karen, 1 12 Nichols, Ted. 16 Nicholson, Clayton, 87 Niimi, Mara, 87 Noble, Alan, 87 Noeller, Wayne, 87 Noll, Karen, 56, 103 Nonken, Cynthia. 103 Nornck, Hurley. 88 Northrop. Jolyn, 1 15 Norton, Scott, 104 Norwood, Ken, 104 Norwood, Lynette, 36, 54 Norwood, Elaine, 37, 54, 56, 104 Nusz, Mary, 88,49 -O- Odette, David, 104 Odle. Vickie, 104 O ' Donnell, Fay, 104 OGG. HERMAN, R, 41, 74 Oglesbee, Darlene, 104 OHL, JAMES, M, 51,75 Oldham, Linda. 27, 36, 57, 88 Oldridge, Charlie, 112 Oldridge, John, 104 Ollenberger, Gary, 1 12 Olsen, Beth. 104 Olsen, Daniel, 52. 104 Olsen, Gayle, 104 O ' Quinn. Michael, 112 Orndorff, Lorrita, 1 12 Orr, Ann, 104 Osborn, Dianne, 26, 88 Osburn, Kelly, 104 Osborne, Randy, 104 Owen, Michael, 104 Owens, David, 1 16 Padberg, Christopher, 88 Padberg, Rebecca, 104 Page, Dwayne, 1 12 Page, Timothy, 53, 88 PANTON, GENEVA L.. 113 Pappas, Cathy, 104 Parker, Frieda, 104 Parker, Harold, 68, 104 Parkhurst, Richard, 88 Parks, Barbara, 16. 17. 32. 104 Parks, Graham, 88 Parry, Cinda, 104 Parry, Kristy, 94, 104 Parsley, Richard, 88 Parsons. April, 16, 17.42, 104 PARSON, BARBARA, 77 Parsons. Wade, 1 12 Patrick, John. 104 PATTEN, DARYLF., 14, 19, 38, 39, 75 Patterson, Jean, 88 Patterson, Dennis, 58, 59, 68. 104 Patterson. Judy, 88 Patterson, Kenneth, 104 Patterson, Ted, 104 Patty, Billy, 88 Patty, Judy, 54, 104 Patty, Rex, 104 Payne, Anita, 40, 105 Peace, Kirk, 88 Pearce, Bryan, 105 Pearce, Rebecca, 88 Pechin, Frederick, 105 Peck, Michael, 112 Peck, Sandra, 49, 88 Penner, Joan, 42, 105 Penney, Michael, 60, 88 Penny, Craig, 88 Penny, Mike, 33 Perks, Joann, 42. 105 Perry, Dorothy, 105 Perry, Mark, 40, 105 Pershall. Steven, 46, 88 Pete, Don, 37, 61,88 Peterman, Michael, 105 Peterie, Jon, 1 12 Peterson, Dwight, 16, 17, 19. 105 Peterson, Larry. 105 Pettit, Kenneth, 105 PETTUS, WILFRED L„ 52, 75 Pharr, Stephen, 62, 65, 88 Phillips, John. 116 Phillips. Larry. 105 Phillips, Robert, 89 Phillips, Sam, 61, 89 Pickler. Dave II. 105 Pierce, Becky, 32 Pierce, Roger, 89 Pietschner, Anthony, 105 PLACE, PAT, 77 Place, Steve, 53, 88 Plain, Dewey, 53 Plummer, Frank, 105 Pock, Roger, 33, 65, 105 Poe. Terry, 24. 53, 89 Polk, Chen. 105 Ponder. Victoria, 105 Pontrous. James, 64, 65, 89 Powell, Micheal, 89 Powelson, Richard. 27, 105 Powers, David, 105 Preston, Kathryn, 57, 105 Prewitt, Danny. 89 Price, Deena, 54, 105 Price, Larry, 1 12 Pringle, Buford, 112 PROHODSKY, BETTY, 75 Provo, Charles, 89 Pruitt, Hardie, 37. 60. 61,89 Pruitt, Reginald. 37. 89 Pumphrey, Wanda, 105 Purcell, Robert. 105 Purvis, Michael, 105 Pybas, Dianne. 89 -Q- Quinn Kathleen. 32, 105 Quiring, Kim, 105 — R- Rader, Dennis. 1 12 Rader, Lawrence, 62, 89 Rader, Paul, 112 RALSTON, MELVIN B., 75 Randel, Mark. 53. 105 Ranger, Gail. 50. 89 Index 142 Ransberger, Frank, 46, 105 Rasmussen, Christopher, 1 1 2 Raox, Robert, 105 Ray, Bradford, 105 Ray, Joyce, 89 Ray, Lynn, 105 Raybourn, Ma rtha, 1 16 Razor, Carolyn, 105 Redburn, Alfred, 26, 33, 89 Reeb, Rosemary, 1 12 Reece, Stephanie, 89 Reed, Frank, 33, 89 Reed, Gary, 89 Reed, Max, 89 Reed, Wanda, 105 Regier, Bernard, 105 Regnier, Michael, 105 Reheis, Steve, 89 Reid, Don, 52, 89 Reid, Steven, 63, 105 Reiling, Marilyn, 1 12 REMSBERG, DALE, 60, 75 Rhodes, Gregg, 116 Rentenia, David, 105 REPUBLICANS, 42 Reynolds, Connie, 105 Rexroat, Jim, 105 Reznicek, John, 89 RHOADS,JANEA.,75 Rhodes, Gordon, 75 Rhodes, Terry, 1 12 Rhyne, Gerald, 43, 106 Rhyne, Susan, 43, 89 Rice, Mary, 50, 105 Richards, Charles, 52, 89 Richards, Victoria, 40, 88 Richardson, Hugh, 76, 77 Richardson, Mark, 33, 89 Rickard, David, 89 Richard, Douglas, 105 Riggle, Timothy, 1 12 Riggs, Carl, 76 Riggs, Linda, 49, 89 Riordan, Michael, 1 12 ROBERTS, BURR, M. 72 Roberts, Jerry, 105 Roberts, Nancy, 105 Robertson, William, 53, 61, 63, 33,89 Robertson, Richard Robinson, Alan, 105 Robinson, Deborah, 16, 105 Robinson, Kent, 105 Robinson, Richard, 105 Robinson, Ronald, 105 Roder, Paul 105 Roegnite, Roberta, 105 Rogers, Kay, 1 12 Rogers, Sally, 105 Rogers, Steven, 1 12 Rohloff, Roy, 112 Romero, Charles, 78, 112 Rose, Monte, 1 12 Ross, Jackie, 105 Ross, Judy, 112 Ross, Lloyd, 105 Roths, Dennis, 89 Roundtree, Reuben, Jr., 37, 106 Roush, Carl, 89 Rowe, David, 106 Rowland, Jolene, 106 ROWE, MARIAN, 50,76 Roller, Glenn, 116 Roy, Suzanne, 32, 89 Rupert, Kirby, 1 16 Russell, Marvin, 106 RUSSELL, RONALD, 75 Russell, Steven, 1 16 Ruegnitz, Roberta, 1 16 Ryan, Carla, 32, 48, 106 -S- Saibn, Alfred, 106 Saile, Daniel, 43, 89 Sailor, Thomas, 1 12 Sanders, David, 106 Sanders, James, 1 12 Sannburs, Michael, 1 12 Sapp,Joel, 106 Sardou, Marjory, 106 Sardou, Richard, 89 Sargent, Bruce, 45, 52,90 Sawtelle, Debra, 54, 106 Sawyer, Randy, 106 Sayler, Donald, 112 Sayler, Lloyd, 106 Scarlett, Claudia, 106 Scarlett, Mark, 90 Schafer, Clyde, 90 Schafer, Dale, 106 Schatz, Donel, 106 Schirmer, Henry, 33, 36, 42, 60, 80,90 Schmitt, Marjorie, 32, 106 Schneider, Gordon, 90 Schoffstall, John, 53, 90 Schon, De Etta, 32, 90 Schoonover, Darius, 80 Schotz, Donel, 16, 17 Schneidler, James, 112 Schmitter, Steven, 1 16 SHOWALTER, VIRGIE, 77 Schreiber, John, 90 Schroeder, Esther, 49, 90 Schubert, Gary, 90 Schul, Deva, 112 Schwab, Jeffrey, 106 Schwartz, Carl, 106 Schwartz, Douglas, 90, 116 Schwemmer, Clarence, 116 Scivob, Jeffrey, 33 Scott, Lee, 106 Scribner, James, 90 Scribner, Marlene, 106 Scuka, Stephen, 106 Seager, Lila,43, 90 SEAGER, RONALD, 43, 75 Seaton, Elmer, 106 Seery, Don, 52, 90 Seimers, Marta, 32, 90 Seivley, Carol, 106 Seivley, Larry, 90 Seivley, Timothy, 106 Sell, Kerry, 106 Serrano, Abraham Jr., 58, 59, 68, 106 Sevart, Terry, 1 16 Sewell, Rickey, 106 SEYMOOR, ROYL.,78 Shaffer, Donnie, 90 Shaffstall, Royce, 106 SHARKEY, EILEEN, 76 Sharp, Judy, 109 Shaw, Harold, 49, 116 Sheahan, Ellen, 32, 36, 48, 107 Sheffler, Jerrold, 45, 107 Shepler, Delbert, 90 Shepler, Teresa, 17,32, 107 SHIPLEY, CURTIS N., 64, 65, 66,75 Shipman, Sandra, 107 Shipman, Steven, 1 12 Shock, Michael, 107 Shock, Ray, 36 Shoemaker, Rex, 107 Shore, Richard, 107 Shugart, Brenda, 1 12 Shumate, Sharon, 107 Siegrist, Robert, 90 Siegrist, Robert, 1 16 Siemer, Donald, 45, 91 Siemsen, Craig, 107 Signer, Dennis, 107 Silvers, Jack, 1 16 Silz, Ron, 33, 61,63, 107 Simmons, Kay, 36, 107 Simmons, Lewis, 70 Sims, Elizabeth, 46, 107 Sissell, Robert, 107 Skidmore, Danny, 1 16 Skradski, Ann, 91 Sksta, 50 Sleder, Alan, 60, 61,91, 118 Sluss, Jim, 107 Sluss, Sara, 107 Smith, Charlene, 32,47,46, 107 Smith, John, 112 Smith, Juanita, 16,91 Smith, Steve, 44 Snead, Virginia, 48, 116 Snellen, Donald, 107 Snellen, Donna, 107 Snider, Jane, 107 Snively, Gerald, 6, 91 Snyder, Douglas, 1 16 Snyder, Scott, 91 Soden, Ada, 49, 91 Solis,Carmel, 107 Solt, Elden,40, 91 Soflg, Karen, 91 Sontag, Monte, 33,46, 112 Sooby, Richard, 107 Sooter, John, 91 Sonwers, Richard, 107 Spade, Leland, 91 Spain, Alan, 107 STAATS, ANNA, 77 Staats, Allen, 91 STAGE BAND, 16 Stambaugh, Marita, 50, 91 Stand lee, Sherry, 91 Stapleford, John, 91 Stapleford, Richard, 107 Starkel, Vicki, 107 Steadham, Liza, 1 12 STEBBINS, MARYL, 77 Stephens, Craig, 23,41,91 Stephens, Lana, 107 Stevens, Rex, 107 Stevenson, Susan, 107 Stewart, Bobby, 91 Stewart, David, 107 Stewart, Nicky, 45, 112 Stewart, Paul, 52, 91 Stiles, Jacque,46, 91 Storrer, Beth, 49, 91 Stovall, Carl, 37, 107 Stowell, Charles, 107 Stowens, Bert, 78 Strahm, Donald, 1 12 Strauss, Williams, 1 12 Stricklin, Dennis, 1 16 Stringer, Melvin, 107 Stroda, Linda, 107 Stroda, Vicki, 107 Suddock, Dwight, 1 16 Stuart, Alan, 91 Stucky, Bonnie, 47, 107 Studebaker, Nancy, 36, 47, 51, 91, 118 STUDENT COUNCIL, 36 STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION, 49 Sullivan, Barry, 107 Sullivan, James, 107 Sullivan, John, 91 Summerville, Jeanne, 32, 107 Swafford, Dale, 107 Swartz, Doug, 53 Swift, Diana, 38, 39, 50, 51,91 SWIFT, GEORGE E, 75 Swilley, Jeffrey, 91 — T- Tabrizi, Hossein, 107 Talbott, Larry, 91 Taylor, Billy, 107 Taylor, Larry, 107 Taylor, Lawrence, 107 Taylor, Mary Lou, 56, 107 Taylor, Raymond, 107 Taylor, Richard, 107 Terhune, Kenny, 107 Tarrones, Fredric, 43, 91 Terrones, Mike, 43, 107 Terry, Mary, 1 12 Terry, Temoer III. 37. 107 THEIS, PHILLIP, 54. 75 Thissen, Sandra, 91. 116 Thomas, David, 108 Thomas, Graham, 108 Thomas, Shirley, 108 Thompson. Jim, 1 16 Thompson, Lynna, 1 12 Thompson, Waverly, 91, 116 Thompson, Wilmer, 61, 108 Thornton, Carol, 51 Thornton, Amon, 37, 59, 68 Thornton, Willie, 37, 61, 108 Tiffany, Lloyd, 33, 61,91 Tiffany, Lois, 108 Tiller, Patricia, 37, 91 Tilson, Terry, 91 Tipton, David, 108 Tjaden, Roger, 108 TOBUREN, DON, 28. 75 Tomek, Deborah, 32,46, 108 Totty, Deborah. 108 Towne, Carol, 108 Townsley, William, 108 TRAYGER, KAY, 49. 75 Traylor, Sylvia. 91 Triboulet, De Ann, 32. 91 Triboulet. Peggy. 49. 92 Tripp, Jean. 92 Index 143 Turner, Linda, 108 Tull, Rodhney, 46, 92 Turnbull, Jerry, 1 12 Turner, Dennis, 108 Turner, Norman, 60, 61, 108 Turner, Tom, 108 Turntine, Carol, 50, 108 -bl- under wood, Rhonda, 36, 40, 56, 92 Unkel, Randal, 116 Valadez, Ray, 108 Valerio, Orlando, 33, 108 Valverde, Larry, 108 Van Arsdale, Kay, 108 Van Arsdale, Kenneth, 108 Vandergriff, Burley, 33, 108, 112 Van Dever, Kathy, 92 Van Dever, Walter, 108 Van Horn, Duane, 92 Van Horn, Patricia, 108 Van Meter, La Donna, 10, 12, 36, 42, 51,92, 117, 118 Varner, Rhonda, 92 Vaughn, Galen, 1 16 Vaughn, Vince, 1 16 Vaughan, Victor, 108 Vawter, Beverly, 108 Veeder, Kirke, 1 12 VETERAN ' S CLUB, 45 Vice, Michael, 108 Vittitow, Jimmy, 108 Von Feldt, Rita, 108 Vossberg, Judy, 16, 108 Voth, David, 108 W Wade, Earle, 108 Wadtkings, Alan, 40 Waggoner, Margaret, 1 12 Waggy, Sue, 116, 118 Wakefield, Ruby, 108 Wahl, Susan, 108 Wagner, Mark, 92 Wagner, Kenneth, 1 12 Walbourn, Edwin 111,43, 78, 108 Walbridge, Gary, 108 Waldorf, Keith, 116 Wall, Danny, 92 Wall, Janice, 92 Wallace, Dale, Jr., 116 Walsh, Donald, 92 Walsh, Michael, 109 Walter, Michael, 116 WALTMAN, MARIE, 76, 77 Ward, David, 109 Ward, Debbie, 109 Ward, James, 112 Ward, Ronald, 45, 92 Warkentina, Jack, 33, 109 Warren, Charles, 109 Warren, Leroy, 92 Washburn, Jack, 92 Washington, Marvin, 37 Wasinger, Kathy, 1 12 Wasulk, Donald, 92 Watkins, Alan, 92 Watkins, Leona, 75 Watson, Robert, 92 Watts, Richard, 109 Weaver, Clark, 112 WEBB, FRED, 53,75 Webb, Edward, 112 Weber, Alice, 92 Weber, David, 109 Weber, Leroy, 109 Weins, Gerald, 33 Weishaar, David, 92 Welson, Gary, 109 Welsoon, Nancy, 109 Weterberger, Rixey, 64, 65, 66, 93 West, Frank, 109 West, Karen, 24,47, 93 West, Larry, 23.41, 109 West, Mark, 93 Wheaton, Joseph, 109 Wheaton, Rolla, 92 Wheeldon, Carol, 109 Wheeler, Michael, 109 WHIPPLE, GERALD, 78 White, Carla, 32, 109 White, Stephen, 1 16 WHITESEDE, JOYCE M., 77 WHITSON, ANITA, 49, 75 Whitson, Betty, 109 Widener, Robert, 109 Wiens, Danny, 109 Wiens, Gerald, 52, 93 Wilbert, Vicki, 93 Willhite, Wayne. 113 Willhite, Eugena, 93 Willia, Timothy, 109 Williams, George, 93 WILLIAMS, JERRY, 60 Williams, Michael, 52,93 Williams, Pat, 93 Williams, Paul, 109 Williams, Preston, 93 Williams, Terry, 109 Willis, Elizabeth, 109 Willits, Timothy, 53 Wills, Steve, 61, 109 Wilson, Basil, 113 Wilson, Debra, 93 Wilson, Frederick, 109 Wilson, Patricia, 93, 116 WILSON, RONALD D, 72 Wilson, Steve, 33, 93 Wilson, William, 58, 59,68, 109 Wimberly, James, 1 13 Winborn, James, 113, 116 Windsor, Scott, 17, 50 Winegarner, Larry, 109 Wing, Mike, 113 Winter, Terry, 93 Winzer, Scott, 109 Wirthnch, 109 WISCHROPP, THEODORE W., 51,75 Wishart, Roberta, 109 Woelk, David, 93 Wolf, Lanny, 93 Womack,Carl, 60, 61,63,93 WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS, 54 Wood, Randal, 109 Woodard, Lucius, 37, 109 Woolard, Terry, 53, 109 Wooten, Russell, 109 Wortham, June, 109 Woydziak, Judy, 109 Wright, Charlene, 42, 93 Wright, Ruby, 37, 109 Wu, Theresa, 93 Wulter, Mike, 93 Wuthrich, Timothy Wyant, Laura, 109 Wyland, Richard, 109 Wyss, Loretta, 109 Wyssmann, David, 65, 109, 113 — Y— Yarbrough, John, 93 Yarnall, Robert, 46, 93 Yearoot, Mark, 60, 61, 93 Yenawine, Karen, 32, 1 16 Yeoman, Kenneth, 1 13 Yeoman, Thomas, 1 13 Young, Georgia, 1 13 Young, Greg, 109, 113 Young, Ken, 109 — Z— Zacharias, Ned, 109 Ziegler, Dale, 52, 109 Ziegler, Doris, 109 Zinn, Joe, 108 Zokai, Ah, 93 Zortman, Katherine, 109 ZYERCHER, DENNIS. 78 Index 144 11 1 - ■ ' Sj, , ' $W . 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