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

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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—!

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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

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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