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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

v wjNUbtiitjn THE GRIZZLY 1972 Butler County, Community Junior College El Dorado, Kansas i i 1 -l l % i„,i  r .   ,um ,i n .-rn l  , ■(r j ln.i ' J WH j mj jM I H ' i WT ' TT-nl i ri W ' I ' H - H- T I T ■ ■■ — ' Tr- ' tf I t T I P n «(«  )! w i  w« fca«iiw «wi nj ' i. ' i iil   l ni ■ l ' ' ' r ,,j: i :«MtajO «ffli i iM)M l l l NM I t i  '  i J ' l 1t n H jlin-n m mm ju i — • —• - ■ f— t y ■ ■ .m™,... ...... -wi. World Harmony creates FELLOWSHIP page 1 7 World Harmony seeks COOPERATION page 39 HI? :r3f: ■: KS -•« :: ' s : Wt im : ■■:■:■.■; ■ : 5--.::- ' « -. . v .-.i: ■ ' ■■■ ' . f. ' ' World Harmony involves COMPETITION p 57 World Harmony unites PERSONALITIES page 7 1 ■■H ■■■■■■■I «T v «V ' Verlinda Bourne Denise Hiebert Football Homecoming Attendants Football royalty include: Denise Hiebert, David Ball, Queen Sharon Langley, Ken Knieling, Verlinda Bourne, and Tom Church. Sharon prepares library material in work-study program. fcap ' ■ v 5  .jiTS Homecoming Queen — 1971 Sharon Langley Sharon Langley, a sophomore from Potwin, was crowned 1971 Homecoming Queen during half-time activities at the Independence game. Sharon is majoring in secretarial train- ing. She is vice president of the office education club, secre- tary of the business club, and sophomore student council representative. Upon her graduation from Butler County Community Junior College, she plans to continue her edu- cation at Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia. Sharon as a dorm resident serves punch at open house. 15 in ■riMfftthnnrffff ;.Ti: , iai t f ia it£nattt3iifMTT Huij araM H HtiH H  iHHn ET   4 wjjrjtw FELLOWSHIP Ken Knieling, Queen Sharon Langley, Verlinda Bourne, Tom Church, Denise Hiebert, David Ball — football royalty enjoy the fast action of the homecoming game. Homecoming Activities 1971 :,.!.: ■. r ' ' «■- s ' « • •■•■• Queen Sharon Langley and escort Ken Knieling express surprise after coronation. Students dance to the Soulful Eight at the Homecoming festivities. Accompanied by escort Tom Church and driver Mike Corn, Verlin- da Bourne waves at spectators. Accompanied by escort Ken Knieling and driver Rich Powelson, Sharon Langley smiles at fans. Accompanied by escort David Ball and driver Bill Haas, Denise Hiebert observes the football crowd. President E. J. Walbourn crowns Sharon Langley football queen with escort Ken Knieling looking on . Homecoming dance provides entertainment . 19 Academic Scenes :t Mr. Clements instructs his class in the procedure of business. Mr. Havel ' s art class gives a critique of an art show in the fine arts gallery Mr. Chism demonstrates the correct way to use a potter ' s wheel. . . . • . . ui 1 I I- i I Mr. Anderson lectures to his class on the fundamentals of music. Students put to good use time spent in the classroom. Mr. Bidwell ' s class listens attentively as he discusses a journalism problem . Fellowship 21 Industrial Technology Tim De Vaughan struggles to make a complicated repair. Mr. Good demonstrates to Dale Close a finishing process. Edgar Lewis practices grinding a weld. !? ■ 9 Steve McCallister sands a rear car fender. Mr. Mangels points out basic parts of a car ' s engine to Roger Tjaden. Steve Camp sprays final coat of paint on a car. Leonard Tones irons dented fender in auto body class. John Brown tabulates chemistry problems for accuracy. Campus Potpourri Coach Kohls stargazes? Ronald Hayes and Monte Sontag discuss data from computer processing class. Coach Shipley gives another of his arousing pep talks. Music composer Jerry Goldsmith ad- dressed high school and college stu- dents February 9. Students take advantage of rock formations on campus to relax. Quartet of collegiate singers perform at Christmas concert. ' Another ice cream bar, Danny? Ed Briggs eagerly reaches for the delicious food served in the cafeteria. Fellowship 25 Early arrivals at annual JN banquet view news display Danny Creed, Jan Ernstmann, and Sharon Graves check first cop- ies of press run. • Lantern staff members receiving service awards lor performing all duties in the publication of a newspaper are - FRONT ROW- Mike Corn Jan Ernstmann, Sherry Graves, Susanna Hutcheson: BACK ROW: Neal Arnold, Danny Creed, Richard Powelson, Tony Harris, John K ing! Bulord Pringle, Bob Miller, and Tom Henton. 26 Cooperation Publication staff members making paste-ups of pages for Lantern copy in the Times work room are Mike Corn, Amy Razey, Susanna Hutcheson, Danny Creed, and John King. r; |: The Lantern Staff Increased enrollment in the journalism department for the year has produced an enlarged newspaper with greater departmentalization. Added to the regular sections have been those in arts and review and in so- ciety, as well as additional feature stories. Students write, edit, and make up the newspaper, of which 1,800 copies - more than some small town weeklies - are printed on a web offset press. The staff received for the 1971 spring semester pub- lication a first class honor rating from the National Critical Service of Associated Collegiate Press, of which it is a member. No higher award is granted on score book points alone. Marks oi ' distinction were editorial writing and news writing-editing. Bill Bidwell, Lantern staff advisor, announces awards preceding John Froome ' s address. Cooperation 2 7 The Grizzly Staff The 1972 Grizzly yearbook staff under the supervi- sion of Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, was published by the members of the yearbook production class. The members of the staff are Linda Coons, editor-in-chief, and page editors: Cliff Harder, Rita Fehrenbach, and Michelle Hepler. The staff was assisted by Marge La Forest, typist, and David Voth who helped with layouts and production. Members of the journalism photography classes provided several pictures for the yearbook. Editor Linda Coons double checks layouts before final mailing. Page editor Cliff Harder doubles as photographer for the yearbook. Rita Fehrenbach works on layouts with the assistance of Miss Kuhlmann, adviser. 28 Cooperation Marge LaForest types final copies for the yearbook publication. Dave Voth volunteered his services in put- ting out the 1972 yearbook. Michelle Hepler, page editor, indexes names for the yearbook. 1 Editor Linda Coons and photographer Cliff Harder receive 2-semester yearbook honors at annual journalism banquet. Cooperation 29 Dormitory Residents FIRST FLOOR. FIRST ROW: Bill Weaver, Brad Ek, Roy Moore, Lyle Gumfory, Mike Flack, Gordon Dolton;SECOND ROW: Dennis Stones, Gerry Arman, Randy Carlton, Mike Grommesh, Randy Strothman, Monte Sontag, John Merryfield; THIRD ROW: Ron Remly, Rich Krol, Cliff Har- der, Steve Reid, Dave Voth, Steve Peniston, Doug Cavwood, Rob McCombs. SECOND FLOOR. FIRST ROW: Rick Ensz, Neil Arnold, Jack Warkentine, Ed Bradney, Allen Woolf; SECOND ROW: Mark Uhland, Bobby Cervera, Merrill DeYoung, Orlando Valario, Alan Lytle; THIRD ROW: Jim Fender, Jaime Caudillo, Greg Bauers, Dennis Woodworth, Lynnford Gerber, Rich- ard Michaelis; FOURTH ROW: Tom Byler, Stan Diskin, Ed Briggs, Brad Friesen, Paul Williams; FIFTH ROW: Steve Tappehorn, Craig McCombs, Joe Luebcke, Ken Welk, Mike Cook. FIRST FLOOR. FIRST ROW: Shar- on Bauman, Kathy Dawson, Vicki Bates, Debbie Wenrich, Rosita Lam, Margaret Hall; SECOND ROW: Rene Gilchrist, Linda Coons, Jeanne Harrington, Marsha Humboldt, Sandy Walter, Pat Regnier, Helen Bidwell; THIRD ROW: Dianne Ja- cobs, Pam Vance, Debbie Tomak, Susan Helfrich, Beverly Keagy, Linda Schroeder. SECOND FLOOR. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Blankinship, Diane Brechei- sen, Sharon Langley, Pam Elliott, Denise Dennis, Paula Powell; SEC- OND ROW: Christy Gooch, Nancy Cocking, Karla Cattrell, Verlinda Bourne, Jackie Scott, Pam Travis, Maria Putman; THIRD ROW: Yvette Phipps, Barbara Fendley, Brenda Helmer, Denise Wiens, Jill McCollum, Cindy Bernritter; FOURTH ROW: Sandy Stone, Janet Gilstrap, Karen Boughner, Jan Ernstman, Sherry Peterson. 30 Fellowship Don Matthews, Jaime Caudillo, and Orlando Valerio make use of the men ' s lobby. Debbie Wenrich takes advantage of the laundry facilities located in the dorm. Rob McCombs studies intently in his room after school hours. Helen Bidwell and Alan Lytle take time out from Dorm Open House for refreshments. Men residents of the dorm enjoy a game of football after a day of classes. Christmas Concert The Collegiate Singers, assisted by the college chorus and directed by Mr. Dixon, entertained an unexpectedly large audience with a Christ- mas concert on Sunday afternoon, December 13, in the college cafeteria and student union lounae. Children guests impatiently await the arrival of Santa Claus. ' The children were nestied all snug in their beds While mama in her kerchief and I in my cap The Collegiate Singers, appearing in new pink attire, were enthusiastically received in the Christmas concert which closed with a dramatic pres- entation of The Night Before Christmas. 32 Fellowship Students visit in the lounge during intermission . Christmas Dance Student council members sponsored a semi-formal dance in the student union cafeteria on December 1 1. A seasonal theme, ' The Night Before Christmas, was effectively carried out with a variety of appropri- ate decorations, including a large centrally located lighted tree. k The Magpies from Wichita provided music for the occasion. Guests dance (ABOVE) and relax (BELOW). Debbi Samp and Pat Galloway visit the refreshment table. Fellowship 33 Relaxed Reading Games The Student Union Provides a Setting for Many Activities i Coaching Center Isolation 34 Fellowship Employment Study and lunch Faculty lunch Food Service School supplies Student conferences Fellowship 35 DEBATE SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Helen Brown, Tony Vandergriff, Rodger Biles, Carrie Tiner, Coach Mike Hadley. SECOND ROW: Brett Coonrod, Forest Buhler, Robert Fill- more, and Tony Behrens. (Inset: Forrest Lowry). ABOVE: Winners in the International Tournament pose with their awards. BELOW: Brett Coonrod and Forest Buhler examine their evidence file in preparation for the International Tournament. Debaters Compile Admirable Season Record The Butler County Community Junior College forensics squad worked diligently toward the completion of the most successful season in the forty-three years of its active program. The teams, under the direction of Coach Mike Hadley, brought home thirteen awards during the first semester (the previous record was seventeen for an entire year.) Second semester tournaments were also rewarding. Highlighting the season ' s ac- complishments was the winning of third place in the International Tournament of Champions, held at Laredo, Texas; and the winning of first place in debate at Kansas State University, fourth place in debate at Central State College, and fourth place in varsity debate at the University of Nebraska. Other awards were received for individual distinction. In addition to competitive ex- cellence the squad hosted two in- tercollegiate debate tournaments, providing facilities for thirty other colleges and universities. This year ' s squad has been one of the largest in the program ' s his- tory. Of the ten active members, seven will return to the college, next year, giving promise for per- haps an even better year. Bill Russell answers questions of Lantern reporter, Nolan Faidley . Lecture-Artist Series Initiated Under the recommendation of Mr. William C. Cummins, newly appointed Dean of Student Services, the Board of Trustees arranged to provide a lecture- artist series of programs as a student and community service project for this past school year. The American Program Bureau of Boston, that manages the series, provided three interesting and varied programs which were well received. Bill Russell, first player-coach in Boston sports his- tory and the first Negro to manage full time in a ma- jor league of any sport, appeared on Campus October 19 for what he called a rap 11 session with the audi- ence. After leading his Boston Celtics team to ten world championships in twelve years, he is dedicated today to securing equal rights and human dignity for every individual. Colonel John H. Glenn, who ten years ago in Feb- ruary was America ' s first man to orbit the earth, spoke to a responsive audience on January 25. Speak- ing on the general theme of progress, Glenn cited the space program as the only area of man ' s travel experi- ences without the involvement of fighting and ex- pressed a hope that international cooperation might be achieved through continued research in space. On April 13, Tom Noel, highly acclaimed actor portraying Mark Twain, charmed and informed his audience with music, dialogue, and commentary, and stimulated a new interest in the life and works of Mark Twain. John Glenn is welcomed to campus by Danny Creed and Dean Cummins. fNsi Fun Times « 0s ft 38 Fellowship COOPERATION STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: Richard Powelson, Susan Dillmon, Pam Elliott, Dianna Brecheisen, Danny Creed; SECOND ROW: Barbara Parks, Sharon Langley, Janelle Swain, Deena Price, Paula Reed, Carol Towne, Jan Magnus; THIRD ROW: Debbie Tomek, Steve Cox, Jacque Lipscomb, Bill Haas, Kathy Neuschafer, Beth Martens, Denise Dennis, Mary Rice, Carol Reefer, Walter VanDever; FOURTH ROW: Tom Mcintosh, Mike Boydston, David Fullinwider, Eugene Green, James Glaze, Sam Leben, Merrill DeYoung, Mr. Adams, Rod Schuler, Mark Randel, Mike Corn. Student Council The student council cooperates with the administra- tion and expresses the will of the student body regard- ing the policies and practices of the activity program . Officers elected in the spring of 1971 were Danny Creed, president; Richard Powelson, vice president; Susan Dillmon, secretary; Pam Elliot, treasurer; Dianne Brecheisen, chairman of student promotions; and Bret Coonrod, chairman of student affairs. The council sponsored during the year the Red Cross blood drive, football homecoming and dance, the Christmas dance, and the spring banquet and prom. Danny Creed, Student Council Presi- dent, welcomes new students at Fresh- men Orientation. A total of 269 students gave blood during the November blood drive sponsored by Student Council. 40 Fellowship Campus Crusade for Christ International Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC) is an international, interdenominational student Christian movement. The pur- pose is to share with students the claims of Jesus Christ in a positive way. Approximately fifty students attend- ed CCC conferences which taught them how to share their faith with others, how to find God ' s will for their lives, and how to study the Bible. Other activities involved Bible stud- ies, singspirations, training seminars, special speakers, Christmas carolling, and recreation times. Students play ping pong on recreation nights. SI Singspiration involves students on Friday Activity Period. Fellowship 41 BUSINESS CLUB. FRONT ROW: Frank Ransberger, Treasurer; Dixie Bratton, President; Sharon Langley, Secretary; Jim Fitzpatrick, Vice President; Gene Green, reporter. SbCOND ROW: Hope Hamilton, Gayle Wilson, Donna Cox, Denise Dennis, Mary Anderson, Melody Brewer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Clements, Sponsor, Susan Da r rah, Walter VanDeever, Monte Sontag. Debbie Tomak, Barbara Le Masters. Ron Fuller, Michael Bovdston. Miss Davis, sponsor. Business Club S K-NEA The Business Club is a group of students majoring in data processing, business administration, and ac- counting. They seek to promote a better understand- ing of the modern business scene by entertaining guest speakers, by making field trips to various industries and business organizations, and by sharing personal experiences. The Student Kansas-National Educational Asso- ciation is an organization in which future teachers become acquainted with the varied aspects of educa- tion, business and society. In November the local club members shared in a project of Region III at Him Acres Orphanage in Pittsburg, and in December they entertained the kindergartners at El Dorado Lincoln School. Sk-NEA. FRONT ROW: Carol Furntine, president; John Skinner, vice president; Joann Perks, secretary-treasurer; Mary Rice, Student council rep. SECOND ROW : Mrs. Marian Rovve, sponsor; Debra Conner. Mike Bovdston. Holly Higgs, Carol Seivley. 42 Cooperation UTLER CQUHTX %3P l %  .;• , 4-H Club The Collegiate 4-H Club is involved with community serv- ice. The club operated a food stand one day at the State Fair. Students pictured at left are David Fullinwider, Steve Camp, and Tom Wolf. Addi- tional activities included prepa- ration of a float for the El Dorado centennial parade, as- sistance in a 4-H leadership training program for members of the Sumner County 4-H, and promotion of national 4-H Week. 4-H. FRONT ROW: David Fullinwider, President; Helen Bidwell, Vice President; Loretta Wyss, Secretary; Art Kime, Treasurer: Margaret Hall, Reporter; and Barbara Parks, Stuco Representative. SECOND ROW: Debbie Bare, Debra Wenrich, Jill McCollum, Sandra Lucas. Debbie Kling and Pam Vance. BACK ROW: Charlotte Blankinship, Jerome Anglemver, Steve Camp. Tom Wolf, Gar) Willhite, Vic Butler, and Mr. Wischropp, sponsor. Cooperation 43 BLACK STUDENT UNION. FRONT ROW; Hardie Pruitt, president; Elaine Norwood, vice president; Faye Cole, secretary; Ly- nette Norwood, ireasurer; Gloria Bell student council representative; Garralyn Woods; SECOND ROW: Billye Mitchell, Carol Turn- tine, Jane Sneider, Mary Rice, Venita Matts; BACK ROW: Edgar Lewis, Anion Thornton, Le Roy Smith, Lennie Harrison, Dennis Thompson, Dennie McCray, L. C. Woodard. Black Student Union Drafting Club The Black Student Union in its second year was sponsored by Mr. Jones, new facult) member. Through the organization the members sought to promote an improved understanding and better com- munication within the group and the school. The Drafting Technology Club members endea- vored to develop additional interest and knowledge in their skill as draftsmen. They supplemented their classroom procedures with a variety of activities of ' campus. D RAFTING TECHNOLOGY CLUB. FRONT ROW: Mark Randel, president, Kenneth Kneiling, secretary; Vic Vaughan, vice president; Dennis lock, Mark Railiert, Bobb Phihpi; BACK ROW. Gary Johnson, Ron McCune. J. D. MeCrary, Tom Arpin, Mr. Boatnght, sponsor. 44 Co-operation COLLEGIATE SINGERS. WOMEN: Debbie Bare, Janice Foster, Beth Whitney, Lucie Jenkins, Janice Domann, Pam Travis, Karen Kepler, Sheri Barr, Diana Brad- ley. Janette Heater, Ann Patterson, Paula Powell; MEN: Martin Vanderweele, Charles Klassen, Bill Ray, David Jones, Rod Schuler, Kevin King, Roger Govan. Music Groups The music department is com-, posed of two singing groups, the general chorus and the Collegiate Singers. Both groups are under the direction of Mr. Dixon. The chorus performed vocally at the Christmas program on December 12, 1971. The Collegiate Singers are selected by audition and perform publicly for schools, clubs, and churches. They also performed at the Christmas program. Jester Hairston, composer, conducted a Choral Clinic on October 21 for 450 students from eight county high schools. GENERAL CHORUS. FIRST ROW: Janet Gilstrap, Joan Redington, Katherine Dawson, Debra Wenrich, Jeann Harrington, David Jones. SECOND ROW: Susan 1 ivingston. I il- eitis Woodard. Steve Russell. Ann Patterson. Mark Perry. Paula Powell. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Schottel, Martin Vanderweele, Janette Heater, Kathleen Sullivan, Sheri Barr. and Pam Travis. At left are Janice Foster, Sheri Barr, and Janice Domann who make-up the women ' s trio Cooperation 45 Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega named students who partici- pated in this year ' s plays as members of the na- tional honor society for junior college dramat- ics. The Fantasticks , one-act plays, and Billy Budd were the major productions of the year. Mr. Patten presents a Delta Psi membership to Richard Powelson. m rfmmf 4 - ' y|pr DELTA PSI OMEGA. KNEELING: Rod Schuler, Jim Scribner, Susan Wrampe, Eugene Green. Mr. Patten, sponsor; STANDING: Sandra Barnt, Susan Bryan, Kevin Jones, Sean Cook, Rita Gum, Rick Powelson, Denny Guy, Marjorie Marsh, David Clarkson, Janet Gordon, Ramona Lowrv, Don Gilliland. Nancv Jenkins. Mr. Patten honors Mrs. Marsh with a Delta Psi member- ship for her outstanding contributions to the school ' s music and drama productions. FANTASTICKS. CAST INCLUDES TOP DOWN: Nancy Jenkins, Rod Schuler, James Scribner, Bill Ray, Sean Cook, Ramona Lowry, Richard Powelson, and Denny Guy. 46 Co-operation Sean Cook, and Nancy Jenkins star in the one-act called The Impromptu. Becky Callaway portrays an old cleaning woman singing of her dreams in the songs People, You Made Me Love You, and I ' m the (ireatest Star. Denise Heibert, Susan Bryan, Sandra Barnt, Stan Cox, Ramona Lowry, Rod Schuler, and Kevin Patte perform in The Lotterv . YOUNG REPUBLICANS. FRONT ROW: Susan Miller, publicity, Jon Biggs, Vice President, Barbara Marcum, President, Joann Perks, Secretary-Treasurer, Beth Martens, Student Council. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hamlin, Dianna Brecheisen, Debra Conner, Debbie Kling, Jan Magnus, Mr. Isom. THIRD ROW: Rodney Klassen, Scott Biggs. Tom Voth, Fred Pechin, Randy Jacobelli, Jake Jacobs. Young Republicans Young Democrats The Young Republicans strive to interest young voters to participate in political activities and elec- tions. They aided the Republican Party and urged young voters to register. The Collegiate Young Democrats worked for local, state, and national activities, and conducted a voter registration drive in their attempt to create interest and support of the National Democratic party. YOUNG DEMOCRATS. FRONT ROW: Tom Mcintosh, Stuco, Dennis Daniels, President, Kenny Pettit, Vice President, Marci Morgan, Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Powelson, 5th district vice chairman, Randy Kilgore. SECOND ROW: Venita Matts, Polly Davis, Christy Gooch, Elaine Norwood, Fae Cole, Gloria Bell, Rod Schuler, Debbie McChristian, Mike Terrones, Linda Wayman, Beverly Vawter, Mike Boydston, Verlinda Bourne. THIRD ROW: Danny Creed, Hardie Pruitt, Lucius Woodard, Paula Catt, Debbie Ramsey. 48 Cooperation VETERAN ' S CLUB. FRONT ROW: Ron Fuller, Peg VanderMeyden, Billy Tayler, Charles Romero. SECOND ROW: Warren Johnston, Frank Britton, Carl Rhodes, Jim Mayfied, Sponsor. ,t .. . . r _ — j- lUP- } Veterans ' Club Students who have served in some branch of the military service are eli- gible to be members of the Veterans ' Club. The club provides social con- tacts, enthusiasm for sports, and academic encouragement for those students who have delayed their edu- cational advancement. Ecology Club Current interest in ecology cap- tured the attention of a number of students during the past year. Ecolo- gy Club members placed on campus three large trash barrels, spent sever- al club meetings collecting trash, and encouraged all persons on campus to make use of their facilities. ECOLOGY CLUB: FIRST ROW: Steve Cox, student representative, Glenn Hammes, president, Keith Waldorf, vice president, Jeanne Ellis, Debbie Fuller. SECOND ROW: Marjean Harris, Michelle Hepler, Kathy Whitt, Joan Pedington, Kitty Pursley, Marsha Young. ROW THREE: Patrick Harris, Ken Patterson, Jim Coreville, Bill Pursley, Dick Ward, Mike Scritchfield; Mr. Theis, Mr. Fuller, sponsors. Keith Waldorf, Glenn Hammes, and Mr. Theis rest after a week of collecting trash. They also set up big green and white trash barrels at differ- ent places on campus and encouraged all students to bring empty cans to put in trash barrels. Cooperation 4 %f- David Stewart works with an oil resistant painting. Art Club Art students learn fundamentals in drawing, ceramics, print- making, wire sculpture, and collage making. Other activities in- cluded a field trip and a visit to the Nelson Art Gallery. Art Students. Don Lowry, Valerie Huckabee, Karen Hulse, Janet Gordon, presi- dent, Karen Boughner, Charlene Hudson, treasurer, Joe Gonzalez, Helene Curtis, Carol Keefer, Deva Schul, secretary, Mr. Havel, sponsor, Mr. Chism, co- sponsor. Becky Cushman inks in a calligraph in Mr. Havel ' s class. ( NURSING CLASS. Patricia Heller. Kathy Neuschafer, Carla Ryan, Mary K. VanArsdale, Marilyn Reiling, Sally McCreight, Roberta Ruenitz. BACK ROW: Mrs. Geneva Panton, RN, Mrs. Marilynn Mettler, RN Nurses Prepare for Service Careers Besides learning nursing techniques, students also enjoyed giving a tea for pre-nursing students, assisted with the Bloodmobile, sponsored field trips, and con- ducted a drug program. Students change bedding. Cooperation 51 _J _JL Office Education Club OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB. FRONT ROW: Pat Martin, President; Sharon Langley, Vice President; Kay Simmons, Sec- Treas.; Debbie Freund; Paula Catt. SECOND ROW: Barb Fen- dley, Joan Redington, Sue Brown, Peggy Hodge, Bonnie Stucky, and Carol Hammonds. BACK ROW: Sue Nash, Jeanne Jones, Marsha Tillotson, Melody Brewer, Lou Ann Kissick, Mr. Seager, sponsor, Susie Shipman, Cathy Bechtold, Pat Edwards, and Karol Edwards. The Office Education Club is an organization of secretarial students enrolled in a field study and work experience. The girls maintain part-time jobs in down- town businesses where they gain practical experiences to supplement their classroom education. Shane Heildebaugh types a loan document at Liberty Loan Company. Pat Edwards uses Photo-copying machine at the McGinnis and McGinnis Attorneys at Law. Sue Shipman prepares to type a legal document at Butler County Attorney ' s Office . 52 Cooperation DECA CLUB. SEATED: Rhonda Ewalt, Pat Regnier, Shana Lewis; STANDING: Steve Hammer, Denise Wiens, Craig Stephens, Jim Cochran, Mark Levering, Tom Hartshorn, Mike Powell, Jerry Gray, Lyman Ray, Maria Putman, Gerald Kunselman, Mr. Ogg, sponsor. Denise Wiens learns by listening. c DECA The local chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America provides a program of instruction which teaches marketing, merchandising, and man- agement. Members attended the state leadership con- ference in Emporia, hosted the state contest in Febru- ary, and promoted the sale of BCCJC license tags. Pat Regnier uses lab equipment. Mr. Ogg operates closed circuit TV. Cooperation 53 ' i. : ' The Honey Bears march in the centennial parade at El Dorado. Drill Team The Drill Team, better known as the Honey Bears, spend many hours of hard work to prepare for routine per- formances at half-time for basketball and football games. They also marched in parades at El Dorado, Lyons, and Derby. Drill Team. FRONT ROW: Carol Hammonds, Venita Matts, and Nancy Cocking. SECOND ROW: Yvette Phipps, Nikki Essex, Sandy Barnt, Judy Patty, Susie Livingston, Rita Gum, and Denise Dennis. BACK ROW: Elaine Norwood, Brenda Schlesinger, and Marilyn Jackson. 54 Cooperation Cheerleaders salute flag before game with Hutchinson and Butler. ' ■« ' % 4K-. . 4 .V 4 ' ' ■ .:- t . A ' - • T : t ' : ' ' : ' : : ; ..■ ' : ' : ! : ' : ' : fl ' S 1 v ... ; . ., ■ . • • ' . - - . •.,.• Cheerleaders, FROM BOTTOM TO TOP: Deena Price, Verlinda Bourne, Dianna Brecheisien, Jacque Lipscomb, Tresia Morris, Sherry Peterson, Brian Fick. Cheerleaders .■ %.: ' ' ■■ 5: : ' : CS ' -. ' ■ ' - ■■ ■-■ -..:. ;■-.. :.:■;:.::■ ; S .p -| t. ' ' Cheerleaders are chosen on the basis of their enthusiasm and abil- ity. They represent the student body in athletic events and project the school to the people whom they meet. Brian Fick gave enthu- siastic support during the football season. Cheerleaders lead yells to create spirit Cooperation P.E. MAJORS ' CLUB. Deena Price, Judy Patty, Linda Mosier, Sheryl York, Rita Fehren- bach, and Miss Malone, sponsor. Physical Education Randi Zlab rolls a bail down the lane hop- ing for a strike. The Women ' s Physical Education Majors ' Club is in its second year at BCCJC. The purpose of this club is to promote social and professional development of Physical Education Majors. Miss Jeanette Malone is sponsor. A women ' s bowling team was organized on campus this year, consisting of five members. In December the team won the Kansas Juco Telegraphic Tournament and also the State Juco Invitational Bowling Tournament. CHAMPION BOWLING TEAM: Deena Price, Linda Glenn, Dena Doane, Randi Zlab, and Debbie Sawtelle. ' ; ■ :«- ,. -, . ' COMPETITION £■ il t5j ! J i Mike J. Alexander Greg Bauer L. hm Beadle £9 JQ 3n-30J Dave Beckner Charles Beye Id Bradney Ed Briggs George Campbell Randy Carlton Brad Friesen (iary Fritzler Bill Good mm David Hall Robert Hammon Bob Holladay I m. .Jlkdl OA1 Ron Harper 58 Competition Rich Krol Jim Krsnich § m ■:■: s $SO ' ,0 S4% 8 =t C • 340, FRONT ROW: Beckner, Townsley, Krol, Sil , Brown; SECOND ROW: Bauer, Turner, Good, Stones, Alexander; THIRD ROW: VanDolah. Hammon, Pringle, Beve. Pock; FOURTH ROW: Frit- zler, Rcvnolds. Beadle. Warkentine. McCray; FIFTH ROW: Strathman, Raney, Willhite, Rockhill, Blackwell, Crabtree. Jack Brown Co-captains Willie Thornton Football ■ f W k i 1$ tyfiMM , f i i FRONT ROW: Thorton, Thomas, Pruitt, Briggs, Reid; SECOND ROW: Campbell, Smith, Krsnich, Bradney, Remley; THIRD ROW: Carlton, Thompson, Worrell, Friesen, Harper, David Dearmore (manager); FOURTH ROW: Holloday, Matthews, Phillips, Hall, Wes Blanton (man- ager); FIFTH ROW: Ivan Schottel, Dale Remsberg, Marvin Jones, Ever- ett Kohls (coaches); Ron Wrampe (student coach); Sam Leben, Keith Salmans (trainers). H| t A -ML ' ' ' ' ■ ' ..:.. i« , ; The 1971 Grizzly Coaching Staff: Everett Kohls; Marvin Jones; a manager, Dave Dearmore; Dale Remsberg, Ivan Schottel. 1971 I) mWi Buford Pringle Hardie Pruitt K.W.Raney I ! JQ % %J I % Steve Reid Ron Remley Mike Reynolds (, ' : « Leroy Smith Dennis Stones Dave Thomas Dennis Thompson Bill Townsley Mike Turner a2i.J50 f ■71 i Doug Van Dolah Jack Warkentine Gary Willhite Competition 59 Grizzlies Display Comeback Attitude Coach Shottel described the 1971 football season as exciting and challenging ' 1 . With a record of four wins and six losses, the team displayed a great desire to win in all of their games. The great comeback attitude displayed in the Homecoming game will long be re- membered by the Grizzly fans. Butler County came from a 21-0 deficit at the end of the first half to score a smashing 39-33 defeat against Independence. With only 10 sophomores on the squad, the season was one in which a great many freshmen gained valu- able experience. The Grizzlies relied heavily on their defense and used passing as a tremendous weapon. The result was winning the Grizzly Bowl and a second in League passing. Butler offense prepares to fight it out to the end. Bill Townsley goes for another touchdown . : :s . •s. ' -r - : - .- .■ , ■ 60 Competition Rick Pock battles for one more step. George Campbell strives to evade a threatening tackle. Coach Schottel and Jim Krsnich watch Grizzl) de- fense in action. Competition hi ' JJT4 y t s ' y 1 jm $0 JH J f. Z i F . 0 Butler County Athletes Win Individual Honors Football Tackle Makes Conference First Team Ed Briggs was named to the All-Jayhawk Conference team as defensive tackle. Receiving honorable mention on the offense were Bill Townsley, split end; and Dave Beck- ner, quarterback. Given honorable mention on the defense were Steve Reid, tackle; and Jack Brown, safety. Each of the ten junior colleges participating in the Jay- hawk Conference submitted the names of their most valu- able players. The coaches then voted for any player, other than their own, for the Jayhawk Conference team. Ed Briggs fS v: o V«J Bill Townsley Dave Beckner Steve Reid Jack Brown 62 Competition CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD. FRONT ROW: Coach Ollie Isom, Bill Filener, Doug Lee, Dean Parker. Dennis Patterson, Jim Hays, Keith Wilson, Bob Moreno; SECOND ROW: Bill Weaver, Duane keim, Dennis Fell, Abe Serrano, Jeff Brown, Lennie Harrison. Jim Gla e. Anion Thornton, (not pictured Jack Thorne). Cross Country 1971 The 1971 Grizzly cross country team had a successful season with eight consecutive championships and concluded with a third place at the national meet. The team consisted often returning sophomores and six freshmen. Coach Ollie Isom is ver proud of the past two seasons with the record of 18 wins and one loss. r Butler Harriers strive to lead the runners. TRI-CAPTAINS: .fc(( Brown. Doug Lee. Jim Glaze. i j y t 9J .f; ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■■■ ■■;;« I ., ■ Dean Parker drives in for 44th place moumgixw mmfmgm Vtsilll f f ft Butler County Cross Country Runners Place Third in National Meet Keith Wilson, Dennis Patterson, and Bob Moreno were named Ail-Americans in the top 25 runners at the national cross country meet in Danville, Illinois, November 17. Wilson set the year ' s best time of 20.05 for the Grizzlies, and the team average was better than that of last year, but Vincennes placed first, Alle- gheny repeated at second, and Haskell repeated at fourth. Dean Parker, Bill Filener, Doug Lee, and Jim Hays completed the team, accompanied by their coach, Mr. Isom. Duane Keim, side-lined with an injury, attend- ed the meet and photographed the results. Butler runners limber up for national meet. Bill Filener and Doug Lee press for positions 72 and 74 respectively. s Jim Hays outdistances opponents to place 98th. 64 Competition s Keith Wilson captures seventh place. 1 97 1 All-American Harriers 4 j , ' : Keith Wilson Dennis Patterson Bob Morene Patterson overtakes opponent for 13th place. Moreno passes runner to win 24th. Competition 65 Tom Byler Lynford Gerber ra s Roger Pock taim f a Mike Cook Stan Diskin Kenneth Knieling Doug Lee Tom Prichard w Randy Potter Richard Ensz Joe Luebcke 0 % Ron Remley Jim Fender i wr ' rn m Richard Michaelis 0ium Kenneth Welk ■ ■■■■«■ Basketball Squad. Tom Prichard, Doug Lee, Lynn Gerber, Rick Ensz, Randy Potter, Ken Knieling, Mike Cook, Joe Luebcke, Tom Byler, Roger Pock, Stan Diskin, Ron Remley, Richard Michaelis, Jim Fender; Front Row: Trainer Steve Rogers, Coach Gene Arnold, Coach Curtis Shipley, Trainer Keith Salmons. Basketball 1971-1972 The Grizzlies had four returning sopho- mores for the 1971-72 season. The team showed great potential early in the year and worked well together under Coaches Curtis Shipley and Gene Arnold. As Tom Byler (32) shoots from the outside, Joe Luebcke (42) and Stan Diskin ( 14) position themselves for a possible rebound. Competition f Roger Pock (34) rebounds with the assistance of Joe Luebcke (42) and Tom Byler(32). Joe Luebcke (42) stretches tor another goal. Tom Prichard (24) shoots from the key for two points. Roger Pock takes a big jump for another goal. Rick Ensz stretches for two points. On the way to a 39-point personal tally, Tom Byler puts in two more points against Seward County. Dick Michaelisoutmaneuvers opponent for another goal. The Scoreboard BASKETBALL Season Record FOOTBALL Season Record 5-6 Fairbury Fort Scott Dodge Bethel Coffeyville Cowley County Highland Garden City Independence Hutchinson Pratt Opponents 14 CROSS COUNTRY Season Record 8- 1 Meets Allen (dual) Triangular WSU Invitational Allen County Invitational Hutchinson Invitational Haskell Invitational Butler County Invitational Region Six NJCAA National Meet BCCJC Finish 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd BCCJC St. John N, Oklahoma C6lb y Hillsboro Florescent Valley Fort Scott WSU Freshmen Hutchinson Cowley County Seward County Colby Barton County Coffeyville Barton County Pratt Dodge City Pen Valley Garden City , Hutchinson Seward County Cowley County Barton County Neosho County St. John ' s Dodge City° Pratt Garden City Opponents PERSONALITIES E. F. Adams Richard Chase G. W. Hammel James D. Hittle Board of Trustees The board of trustees opened its activities of the school year with a reception in the cafeteria for the school staff. At the recommendation of William C. Cummins, newly appointed dean of student services, the board approved and financed the lecture series initiated for the benefit of the campus and county community. Bill Russell, former player-coach for the Boston Celtics, rapped ' on October 19. John Glenn, pioneer astronaut, spoke on January 25, and Tom Noel, known for his dramatic protrayal of Mark Twain, closed the series on April 13. Later in the year the board invited and received acceptances of Butler County resi- dents to serve on a committee of approxi- mately 20 persons for long range planning. Primary emphases were to study the present offerings with special attention to the tech- nical area; to suggest offerings which reflect the needs of the students and of the citizens in a two-year college setting; and to arrange in order of priority these needs to be met as the committee sees fit. Mr. Hittle, newly elected member of the board this year, was made president of the State Board of Trustees Association. G. E. Kassebaum Lewis Simmons 72 Personalities lit I Edwin J. Walbourn Mr. Edwin J. Walbourn, president of Butler Coun- ty Community Junior College, has traveled to many parts of the North Central area this past year. Serving as a consultant on evaluation teams, he has visited many junior colleges. Part oi his advantage is discov- ering new practices and techniques that may apply to his own campus. He also has represented the college in numerous conferences and other official tasks as well as welcoming organizations that hold their meet- ings on the local campus. 73 Dean of Students Services Dean of Instructional Services ' Administrative Staff A change in the administrative structure at the college resulted in new assignments for some members of the staff. Dean Cummins, who had been academic dean, became Dean of Student Services. Under his supervision are included the registrar, counseling, admissions, athletics, financial aids, student activities, student housing, the student union, and public relations. Dean Wilson became Dean of Instruc- tional Services with supervision of the li- brary and of all instructional areas in both day and night programs. Mr. McKinney was named Director of Research and retained the responsibilities of registrar. He, Mr. Harris, Business Manager, Mr. Roberts, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, and Mrs. Mettler, director of nursing, remain directly re- sponsible to President Walbourn. Director of Nursing Education Registrar ' -. . : -.y : -- r ;V 2 Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Business Manager • ■ — -• -  . .c _j aiev 74 Personalities Instructional Staff INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF Students at Butler County Community Junior College may select courses in a wide variety of disciplines taught by sixty-seven members of the instructional staff. Student-faculty relationships are developed through discussions related to course work, activity and club experiences, and student- advisee conferences. Faculty members master the art of barbecuing as they provide hamburgers for the freshmen at orientation. FELIX E.ADAMS, JR., English JOHN R.ANDERSON, Automotive Technology ROBERT D. ANDERSON Music BURLT. ARBOGAST Electronics- Electricity Technology GENE R.ARNOLD Industrial Arts, Physical Education WILLIAM G. BIDWELL English, Journalism GARY L. BOATRIGHT Drafting Technology PATRICIA A. BRANDNER (MRS .) Mathematics LOREN JAY BRINKMEYER Data Processing Technology MONTE D.CALVIN Economics ROBERT H.CHISM Art, Division Chairman JOY K.CHOENS(MRS.) Programmed learning R. HOWARD CLEMENTS Office Education SALLY L. DAVIS Data Processing Technology J. THOMAS DIXON Music MARTHA N. DOTY (MRS.) English Personalities 75 ROLAND H. ENSZ Social Science DARRELL. ERIKSON Business CHARLES C. FULLER Biological Science ARDEN N.GOOD Auto Body Technology MARY JO GRANT English RICHARD L.GREGORY Mathematics, Physical Science MICHAEL E. HADLEY Speech, Debate LYNN B. HAVEL Art Instructional Staff GERALD J. HERTEL Science, Mathematics CLYDEJ.HIEBERT Physical Science OLIVER W. ISOM Social Science MARVIN E.JONES Social Science EVERETT E. KOHLS Social Science GAYLE A KRAUSE Mathematics, Division Chairman HERBERTJ. KRELLER Social Science BLENDAKUHLMANN English, Division Chairman JOHN K. LAY JR. Social Science DAVID K. LONGFELLOW English SHIRLEY L. LONGFELLOW Office Education ALLYNMCGINNIS Business JEANETTE A. MALONE Physical Education DONALD L. MANGELS Automotive Technology, Division Chairman DENNIS R. MARTENS Machine Technology JIMMIE R. MAYFIELD Welding Technology 76 Personalities ELMOL. NASH Mathematics HERMAN R.OGG Marketing Technology JAMES M.OHL Drafting Technology, Communications GENEVA PANTON Nursing DARRYL F. PATTEN Speech, Theatre WILFRED L. PETTUS Physical Science BETTY P. PROHODSKY English MELVIN B. RALSTON English DALE E. REMSBERG Physical Education, Athletics, Division Chairman GORDON E. RHODES Mathematics RONALD SEAGER Office Education CURTIS N.SHIPELY Physical Education, Athletics JUDITH A. STRAIN Psychology, Counselor GEORGE E.SWIFT Business, Division Chairman PHILLIP H.THEIS Biological Science DONL TOBUREN English MERE ED. TOEWS Auto Mechanics LEONA E. WATKINS Social Science FRED E.WEBB Drafting, Human Relations THEODORE W. WISCHROPP Modern Languages Mr. Boatright and Mr. Toews as sist freshmen in enrollment line. Personalities Victor E. Bland, Counseling and Placement Hugh E. Richardson, Librarian, Audio Visual Carl Riggs, Manager, Bookstore Marian R. Rowe(Mrs), Librarian Ivan E. Schottel, Athletic Director, Football Coach Bill L. Trent, Guidance Director L. Marie Waltman (Mrs.), Library Assistant Martha Duncan (Mrs.), Housemother, Dormitory Joyce M. Murray (Mrs.), Library Assistant Campus Staff Some campus personnel do not meet the students in a classroom atmosphere, but they hold positions that involve unusually close ties with individuals. Librari- ans and their assistants are most helpful for all per- sons browsing for library information. Students seek- ing employment, vocational guidance, or suitable in- formation for their selection of a four-year college or university find answers to their questions in the coun- seling center. Athletes turn to the athletic director and dormitory residents to the housemother for consulta- tion; and everybody sooner or later is involved with the manager of the bookstore. 78 Personalities Barbara J. Coonrod (Mrs.), Secretary to Dean of Instruction. Virginia L. Frit ler (Mrs.), Receptionist. Marcia A. Holladay (Mrs.), Assistant to Registrar. Ethyl D. Lange (Mrs.), Secretary to President Arlene A. Lennon (Mrs.), Assistant to Business Manager. Hazel B. Lynch (Mrs.), Secretary to Registrar. Pat R. Place (Mrs.), Secretary to Dean of Students. Patricia S. Rich (Mrs.), Office Clerk. Virgie L. Schowalter (Mrs.), Assistant to Business Manager. Dorothy Shaw (Mrs.), Assistant to Business Manager. Anna B. Staats(Mrs.), Secretary to Nursing Department. Mary Louise Stebbins (Mrs.), Secretary to Counseling Center. Joyce M. Whiteside (Mrs.), Data Processing Programmer. Secretarial Staff Members of the secretarial staff provide able assist- ance for the various offices on campus. Several changes and additions were made during the past year. Mrs. Rich was employed to supervise all copy work on the Zerox machine. Mrs. Shaw replaced Mrs. Schowalter after the Schowalters adopted a son. Mrs. Lynch replaced Mrs. Parsons in the admissions office, and Mrs. Holladay filled a vacancy in that office. Personalities 79 Maintenance Staff Keeping all areas of the campus at- tractive in appearance, functional in operation, and comfortable for efficient activity demands a maintenance staff, each of whom is proud of his particular responsibility and performs it with skill and personal pleasantries that endear him to the people with whom he asso- ciates. The rapport that the various members of the college maintenance staff have with the students and with other campus personnel is much appre- ciated. And the attention that they, as- sisted by a number o student employ- ees, give in providing a campus that is worthy of praise calls for grateful recognition. ■ ' — . OX : fi ' John Cleveland. Security Officer Roy Seymour, Head Custodian Francis Hall, Custodian Bert Stowers, Mechanic- Glenn Leimer, Assistant Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Gerald Whipple, Cabinet Maker Charles Romero, Custodian Dennis Zuercher, Groundsman •i Susan Hall, Dormitory matron, keeps hallways and lounges in order. Mr. Zuercher and Larry Gates give someTLC to a campus sapling. 80 Personalities Donna Whiteside, Grace Costin snack bar Cafeteria Staff The cafeteria staff associates directly with students and faculty in providing food services of all kinds. Anna May Johnson - pastry cook Edna Rumsey cook breakfast and lunch Lelia Whipple - dish washer Rosie Marshall weekend cook Leona Londeen evening cook Personalities 81 ■4 U% 1W fRr alB iKi Michael A. Alexander, Hill City Liberal Arts David Andrus, El Dorado Mechanics Lana Arpin, El Dorado Liberal Arts Tom Arpin, Wichita Drafting Carolyn Austin, Wichita Nursing Raymond Ayers, Towanda Pre-Law LaVonne Balzer, Potwin Liberal Science Michael Banister, Douglass Accounting Urie Barron, Wichita Liberal Arts Gregory Bauer, Harper Pre-Agriculture Sophomores Al — CI mWm X2 Personalities Thomas Bechtold, Augusta Mathematics David Beckner, El Dorado Park Management Steve Behrendt, Marion Data Processing Gloria Bell, Topeka Special Education Helen Bidwell, Whitewater Liberal Arts Scott Biggs, Potwin Agriculture John Blackmore, El Dorado Business Administration Mark Blackmore, El Dorado Medical Technician Harvey Blair, Atlanta Agriculture Charles Bobbitt, El Dorado Business Lana Bode, Augusta Home Economics Sondra Bohannon, Leon Elementary Education Linda Borden, Augusta Liberal Arts Karen Boughner, Lathan Commerical Art Cathy Bourne, El Dorado Liberal Arts Verlinda Bourne, Salina Foreign Language Diana Bradley, Augusta Business Benjamin Braitsch, Andover Liberal Arts Dixie Bratton, Augusta Data Processing Edgar Briggs, Anthony Business Administration Jack Brown, Franklin, Indiana Physical Education Jeffrey Brown, Wichita History John Brown, Wichita Pre-Dental Michael Brown, Abilene Auto Technician Tommy Brown, Douglass Secondary Education Susan Bryan, Wichita Elementary Education Forrest Buhler, El Dorado Math Victor Butler, El Dorado Engineering Thomas Byler, Wellington Business David Calloway, Newton Liberal Arts Daniel Carlyle, Wichita Business Administration Paula Catt, Augusta History Jaime Caudillo, Wellington Art David Chen, Bangkok, Thailand Pre-Pharmacy Julia Chin, El Dorado Accounting David Choens, El Dorado Electronics Marceile Christenson, Milford Liberal Arts Thomas Church, Newton Veterinarian Med. Gene Clark, Holton Auto Mechanic Ronald Clements, Wichita Architecture Motorcycle enthusiast utilizes space in one of five new cycle parking spaces . Jerry Cloud, El Dorado Business Donoven Coffman, Newton Wildlife Management FaeCole, Wichita Nursing John Combs, Haysville Psychology Debra Conner, El Dorado Liberal Arts Brett Coonrod, El Dorado Political Science Linda Coons, Derby English Janet Coplin, Wichita Art Michael Corn, Wichita Journalism Donna Cox, Douglass Data Processing Michael E. Cox, Wichita Wildlife Conservation Larry Crabtree, El Dorado Electronics Danny Creed. South Haven Radio Television Dennis Daniels, El Dorado Political Science Polly Davis, Leon English Literature Joseph DeLeon, El Dorado Sociology Maida Denney, Towanda Liberal Arts Tim DeVaughan, Douglass Auto Technician Jim DeVore, El Dorado Auto Mechanics Susan Dillman Elementary Education Gary Diver, El Dorado Welding Randy Divine, Howard Business Vivian Domann, El Dorado Data Processing Dennis Dreiling, Wichita Liberal Arts Christopher Droege, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jon Dyer, Rosalia Math Dennis Earll, El Dorado Liberal Arts Charles Eberhard, Whitewater Engineering David Emmitt, Augusta Nursing Jan Ernstmann, Wichita Journalism Sara Evans, El Dorado Liberal Arts Ronald Fiegel, Wichita Medical Jimmie Fitzpatrick, Wichita Data Processing Helen Fitzwater, Augusta Psychology Douglas Foster, Wichita Nursing X4 Personalities Danny Creed loves the Grizzly. Sophomores CI — Ha Debra Freund, Wichita Accounting David Fullinwider, El Dorado History Owen Gabbert, Augusta Education Oness Gardner, Andover Electronics Lloyd Garr, Augusta Secondary Education Hiromi Gaston, Wichita Elementary Education Jerry Geese, Wichita Liberal Arts Anna Genter, Augusta Nursing Larry Glaves, Leon Engineering Cathy Good, El Dorado Anthropology Janet Gordon, Derby Art Steven Graham, Whitewater Liberal Sciences Eugene Green, Wichita Data Processing Kenneth Guthrie, Towanda Machine Tool Technology Margaret Hall, Augusta Business Sheldon Hall, Burns History Hope Hamilton, Potwin Business Administration Steve Hammer, Leon Business Glenn Hammes, Wichita Marine Ecology Cliff Harder, El Dorado Liberal Arts ' fc ' - ' - - Personalities 85 Roger Tjaden, Mike Brown, Mark Miles look on as Mr. Mangels aligns front end. Sophomores Ha — La James Harker, El Dorado Automobile Body Harold Harmon, Wichita Liberal Arts David Harrell, Wichita Business Timothy Harvey, El Dorado Religion James Hays, El Dorado Wildlife Management Rupert Hays, Augusta Engineering Patricia Heller, Holton Nursing Edwin Helvig, Wichita Business Administration Alice Herbert, Benton Nursing Holly Higgs, El Dorado Elementary Education Owen Hill, El Dorado Business Administration Robert Hill, Andover Math David Hime, Augusta Liberal Arts Connie Hinde, Cassody Home Economics Cordelia Holem, El Dorado Liberal Arts Neal Hoss, Potwin Accounting Wanda Howard, Augusta Liberal Arts Valerie Huckabee, Derby Art Charlene Hudson, Andover Art Charles Hudson, Topeka Physical Education Karen Hulse, El Dorado Art Michael Hutson, El Dorado Political Science Ronald Ireland, Wichita Liberal Arts Dennis Irick, Holton Architecture Randall Jacobelli, Wichita Liberal Arts 86 Personalities Jerry Jameson, Benton Liberal Arts Larry Jay, Howard Welding Technology Nancy Jenkins, Douglass English Douglas Jensen, El Dorado Engineering Tomi Jensen, El Dorado Art Richard Larl Johnson. Wichita Biology Richard Henry Johnson, LI Dorado Accounting Robert Jolly, Augusta Mathematics Lawrence Jones, El Dorado Biology Susan Jordan, Grenola Accounting Duane Keim, Burlingame Pre-Law Susan Kelley, El Dorado Liberal Arts Donald Keplar, El Dorado Electronics Karen Keplar, El Dorado Liberal Arts Dennis Kessel, Andover Business Arthur Kime, Augusta History John King, El Dorado Liberal Arts Kevin King, Wichita Liberal Arts Louise King, El Dorado Liberal Arts Lou Kissick, Mt. Hope Business Charles Klassen, Whitewater Mathematics Deborah Kling.El Dorado Liberal Arts Kenneth Knieling, Topeka Architecture Joseph Konrade, Topeka Political Science- Steve Korte, Augusta Pre-Dental Elizabeth (Crack, Augusta Nursing Steve Krahn. Whitewater Art Terrv Krueger, Topeka Nursing William Kruse. Wichita Biology Ronald Lambert, El Dorado Liberal Arts Personalities 87 IlililPlIP::,::; ■■ .-.«, -V « i  ' Michael Lance, Andover Accounting Sharon Langley, Potwin Secretarial Charles Lanzrath, Wichita Liberal Arts Carroll Lee, El Dorado Liberal Arts Douglas Lee, Wichita Liberal Arts Mark Levering, Douglass Business Shara Lewis, Garnett Business Michael Liggett, El Dorado Business Administration Brenda Lindsey, El Dorado Liberal Arts Chauncey Littlejohn, Wichita Business Administration Larry (Bart) Long, El Dorado Liberal Arts Carla Lucas, El Dorado Elementary Education Roger Luce, Derby Business Administration Allen Lytle, Wichita Dairy Foods Michael Lytle, Andover Business • m j $. i Edwin Maddern, Wichita Accounting Gregory Mahan, Fredonia Architecture Christopher Main, Fredonia Liberal Arts David Malone, Augusta Engineering Marilyn Mangels, El Dorado Liberal Arts Barbara Marcum, El Dorado Secondary Education Larry Marr, Fredonia History Patricia Martin, Wichita Business Education Valeta Martling, Wichita Liberal Arts Larry McAllister, Wichita Business Craig McCombs, Wichita English Craig McCracken, Wichita Technical Science Sally McCreight, El Dorado Nursing Ron McCune, Benton Architecture Rex McGinnis, Towanda Liberal Arts Tom Mcintosh, Eureka Nursing Tommie Mckibban, Douglass Medical Technology Rex Mckinney, El Dorado Liberal Arts Virginia McNown, Cedar Vale Nursing Johnnie McPhail, Wichita Accounting Personalities Don Mease, Derby Industrial Arts Mark Miles, Wichita Automobile Technology David Miller, Valley Center Automobile Mechanic Kent Miller, Mulvane Liberal Arts Susan Miller, Augusta Sociology Gerald Mitchell, Lureka Medicine Larry Mitchell, El Dorado Police Douglas Moore, Wichita Physical Education Roy Moore, Carbondale Lngineering Robert Moreno, Ulysses Electronics James Morgan, El Dorado Art Roger Mosiman, Whitewater Secondary Education Frank Neal, El Dorado Liberal Arts Harold Nelson, El Dorado Modern Languages Nancy Nelson, Wichita Medical Technology Kathy Neuschafer, Hope Nursing Terry Nickl, El Dorado Accounting Sandy Northrop, Towanda Physical Education Lynette Norwood, Wichita Physical Education Marvin Nutter, Wichita Sociology Sophomores La — Nu A girl from the dorm participates in freshman initiation . ..i_« ■ Personalities 89 Mr. Fuller prescribes class requirements. Sophomores Od — Sc Vickie Odle, El Dorado Secondary Education Darlene Oglesbee, El Dorado General Education John Oldridge, Wellington Nursing Daniel Olsen, Eureka Engineering Frieda Parker. Augusta Nursing Dean Parker, Wichita Physical Education Barbara Parks, Douglass Liberal Arts Kristy Parry, El Dorado Journalism Ann Patterson, Towanda Secondary Education Dennis Patterson, Leon Engineering Kenneth Patterson, Russell Aviation Judy Patty, Towanda Physical Education Bryan Pearce, El Dorado Business Fred Pechin, Wichita Accounting Joann Perks, El Dorado Elementary Education Dorothy Perry. Towanda Elementary Education Mark Perry, Wichita Art Mike Peterman, Wichita Biology Dwight Peterson, Douglass Liberal Arts Kenneth Pettit, Peck Business Administration 90 Personalis — V Kim Quiring, Augusta Business Dennis Rader, Wichita Business Mark Randel, Wakarusa Liberal Arts Frank Ransberger, Wichita Business Administration Bernard Regier, Newton Agriculture Don Reid, Wichita Medicine Steven Reid, Sabetha Engineering Marilyn Reiling, Augusta Liberal Arts David Renteria, Wichita Business Gerald Rhyne, El Dorado Liberal Arts Mary Rice, LI Dorado Medical Technology Douglas Rickard, Newton Business Alan Robinson, HI Dorado Business Richard Robinson, Leon Secondary Education Steven Rogers, Wichita Physical Education 4r7 • 4 : i vEr . b •■ h w Larry Philpott, Derby Business Administration Roger Pock, Waverly History Cheri Polk, Douglass Liberal Arts Victoria Ponder, Augusta Liberal Arts Richard Powelson, Wichita Theatre Thomas Prichard, Benton Business Hardie Pruitt, Wichita Liberal Science Wanda Pumphrey, Wichita Business Education William Pursley, Wichita Liberal Arts Michael Purvis, Baldwin City Physical Education Wesley Root, El Dorado Liberal Arts Lloyd Ross, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jolene Rowland, Augusta General Education Mary Ryan, Enterprise Nursing Thomas Sailor, Wichita Liberal Arts Claudia Scarlett. Wichita Business Donel Schatz, Wichita General Education Stephanie Schottel, El Dorado Special Education Clarence Schwemmer. Andover Liberal Arts lmes Scribner, El Dorado Theatre Personalities 91 Marlene Scribner, El Dorado Liberal Arts Carol Seivley, El Dorado Physical Education Timothy Seivley, Derby Data Processing Abraham Serrano, Wichita Auto Technology Judy Sharp, Rose Hill Liberal Arts Vicki Shepherd, El Dorado Liberal Arts Danny Shipman, El Dorado Physical Education Sandra Shipman, El Dorado Sec. Business Richard Shore, Burden Pre-Law James Siegenthaler, Towanda Accounting Wendell Siemsen, Lebanon Liberal Arts Ronald Silz, Mt. Healthy, Ohio Business Kay Simmons, El Dorado Business Education Sara Sluss, El Dorado Liberal Arts David Smerdon, Wichita History Sophomores Sc — Vi Monte Sontag, Atlanta Data Processing Allan Spain, Eureka Law Craig Stephens, Derby Liberal Arts David Stewart, Douglass Commercial Art Nicky Stewart, El Dorado Accounting Harry Stockwell, Wichita Biology Melvin Stringer, El Dorado Accounting Vicki Stroda, Lawrence Data Processing Bonnie Stucky, Newton Secretary Barry Sullivan, Douglass Auto Body Jeffery Swilley, El Dorado Fisheries and Wildlife Biology Billy Taylor, Douglass Welding Richard Taylor, Wichita Business Administration Kenny Terhune, Wichita Liberal Arts Fredric Terrones, El Dorado Electronics 92 Personalities ' - I ' ■■! ' ' ■ ' i  -, ' ?; Mr. Havel directs Judy Gibson in drawing. MikeTerrones, El Dorado Liberal Arts David Thomas, Palmetto, Florida Business Amon Thorton, El Dorado Auto Technology Willie Thornton, Arcadia, Florida Pharmacy Roger Tjaden, Clearwater Auto Technology Deborah Tomek, Wichita Data Processing Carol Towne, Towanda Music William Townsley, Derby Drafting Linda Turner, Leon Liberal Arts Norman Turner, El Dorado Liberal Arts Carol Turntine, El Dorado Liberal Arts Mark Undorf, Wichita Liberal Arts Larry Valverde, Wichita Business Kay Van Arsdale, Towanda Nursing Sharon Vancil, Severy Business Tony Vandergriff, Douglass Speech Walter Van Dever, Augusta Engineering Victor Vaughan, Wichita Architecture Vincent Vaugh, Enterprise Business Jimmy Vittitow, Towanda Liberal Arts Personalities 93 Mike Abernathy, Wichita Business Administration Rhonda Baker, El Dorado Medical Technology Randall Becker, El Dorado Chemical Engineering David Bonner, Haysville Liberal Arts Diana Brecheisen, Lyndon Sociology Wanetta Brown, Wichita Education Walter Burleson, Wichita Biology Sam Burns, El Dorado Architecture Ken Butler, El Dorado Auto Technology Steven Camp, Moline Auto Body Kelly Cattrell, Haysville Elementary Education Sharon Courter, El Dorado Accounting Steven Cowman, El Dorado Business Administration Audrey Davis, Wichita Sociology Maurita Deines, Marion Literature Sophomores Ab — Mu Gordon Dolton, Wichita Forestry Mark Eaton, El Dorado Marketing David Ellis, El Dorado Liberal Arts Phillip Fager, Wichita Business Kristin Fowler, Augusta Nursing Don Govan, Wichita Electronic Engineer Roger Govan, Wichita Automotive Don Gray, Eureka Liberal Arts Trena Hamant, Benton Secondary Education Tony Harris, Newport Beach, California Literature Tom Hartshorn, Wichita Business John Haywood, Wichita Drama Steve Hensiek, Nashville Welding Technology Raymond Hillegas, Wichita History Grant Holderman, Augusta Welding 94 Personalities Students enjoy visiting in the hall between classes . Ruth Holsey. Wichita Data Processing Jerry Janzen, Wichita Accounting Rust Johnston. Wichita Elementary Education Catherine Jones, Rose Hill Liberal Arts Cheryl .lump, Wichita Cytotechnology Richard Kaufman, Potwin Architecture Sandy Kennedy, El Dorado Math Richard King, El Dorado Accounting Richard Knoop, El Dorado Physical Education Doris Knott, Augusta Liberal Arts Marvin Kramer, Cimarron Elementary Education Richard Lawrence, El Dorado Biochemistry Jarel Magie, Wichita Liberal Arts Randall Marshall, Augusta Business Administration John Mason, Peck Liberal Arts John McWilliams, Towanda Physical Education Earle Miller, El Dorado Liberal Arts Elaine Moore, Derb Dental Hygiene Patricia More. Wichita Business Michael Mullins, Wichita Pre- medicine Personalities 95 1 David Thomas trims the grass to make an attractive campu Sophomores Ne — Za Gary Nelson, Wichita Biology Tucker Nold, Abilene Business Karen Noll, Concordia Math Elaine Norwood, Wichita Nursing Dave Odette, Wichita Liberal Arts Ann Orr, Whitewater Liberal Arts Michael Peck, Wichita Chemistry Mike Powell, Wichita Business Deena Price, Atlanta Physical Education William Rader, El Dorado Liberal Arts Lyman Ray, Wichita Economics Connie Reynolds, Wichita Liberal Arts Martin Richardson, Wichita Psychology Marvin Roden, Wichita Liberal Arts Clifton Rolfe, Wichita Business % Personalities Debra Sawtelle, Augusta Physical Education James Sluss, El Dorado Police Science Linda Stroda, Hope Business Education Rita Von Feldt, Wichita Elememtary and Special Education David Voth, Newton Liberal Arts Susan Wahl, Derby English Gary Walbridge, Baldwin Welding Technology Keith Waldorf, Towanda Biology Jim Ward, Wichita Psychology Jack Warkentine, Jr., Wellington Drafting Kathy Wasinger, Wichita Pre-pharmacy Leroy Weber, Rose Hill Liberal Arts Gary Whalen. Wichita Business Administration Rolla Wheaton, El Dorado Auto Technology Mike Wheeler, El Dorado Library Science Theodore White, El Dorado Pharmacy Jackie Whitman, El Dorado Elementary Education Robert Widener. Augusta Creative Writing Michael Wiliiams, Augusta Pre-pharmacy Frederick Wilson, El Dorado Machine Technology Keith Wilson, Muskogee. Oklahoma Archeology Lucius Woodard, Wichita Biology Garralyn Woods, Wichita Liberal Arts Ron Wrampe, El Dorado Liberal Arts Susan Wrampe, El Dorado Theater Larry Wyant, Udall Liberal Arts Loretta Wyss, Burns Economics Terry Young, Wichita Industrial Engineering Gerald Younkin. Wichita Liberal Arts Ned Zacharias, Towanda Chemistry Allen Zane, Andover Data Processing Personalities 97 Class Officers. SEATED: Mark Anderson, freshman president; Mike Corn, sophomore president; STANDING: Sam Leben, freshman vice president; Stephanie Schottel, sophomore secretary-treasurer; Jacque Lipscomb, freshman secretary-treasurer. Not pictured: Walter Van Dever, sophomore vice president. Class Officers Class officers, elected early in the first semester, hold somewhat of an honorary position at Butler County Community Junior College. Their primary duty is to serve as liaison personnel in student council activities. They represent the 388 sophomores and the 889 freshmen enrolled in the day classes at the college. 98 Personalities Freshmen Aa-Ba Sheryl York and Verlinda Bourne fly a frisbie on orientation day. Don Aaron, Wichita Steven Abplanalp, Scott City Betty Adams, Andover Michael J. Alexander, Wichita Wendell Allen, Wichita James Allmond, Leon Michael Amend, El Dorado Mark Anderson, El Dorado Mary Anderson, El Dorado Michael Anderson, El Dorado Jerome Anglemyer, Augusta Allen Archer, Wichita Robert Arlt, Augusta Gerry Armon, Maize William Arnold, Wichita Julia Ashpole, Wichita Diana Austin, Towanda Mark Bacon, Leon Fay Bailey, Wichita Gregory Baker, Wichita Randall Baker, El Dorado David Ball, El Dorado Faye Ball, Augusta John Barbur, Rose Hill Deborah Bare, Douglass Mike Barkley, Derby Sandra Barnt, El Dorado Sheri Barr, El Dorado Jane Bartlett, El Dorado Christine Bartling, El Dorado Personalities 99 Freshmen Ba — Ch Freshmen feast at faculty fry. Victoria Bates, Rose Hill Sharon Baumann, Wichita Dale Bays, El Dorado James Beadle, Augusta Terry Beaumont, Leon Cathy Bechtold, Augusta Daniel Beckman, El Dorado David Beedles, Eureka Joseph Beeman, Hamilton Lloyd Behrendt, Marion Tony Behrens, El Dorado Robert Behring, Wichita Jackie Berryman, Potwin Kenneth Bevan, Augusta Charles Bever, Towanda Charles Beye, Augusta Leota Bibb, Augusta Cathie Biggers, Eureka Jon Biggs, Potwin Rodger Biles, El Dorado Charles Bush, Wichita Kenneth Bishop, Wichita Lloyd Bishop, Wichita Sue Bishop, Wichita Robert Biswell, Eureka Lyndon Blackwell, El Dorado Ronald Blackwell, El Dorado Danny Blaha, Wichita William Blair, Atlanta Joe Blake, El Dorado Charlotte Blakinship, Sedan William Blanton, El Dorado Victoria Bollman, Derby Douglas Bolster, Wichita June Boone, Toronto Patricia Boone, Neal 100 Personalities Randall Booth, El Dorado Mari Bowersox, El Dorado Kenneth Bowman, Wichita Myron Bowman, Augusta Myron Bownes, East St. Louis, II Ronald Boyd, Wichita Wilson Boyd, Lawrence Michael Boydston, Wichita Janet Boyer, Augusta Patrick Boyle, Wichita Edward Bradney, Topeka Gary Brammer, Eureka Donna Brattain, Augusta Heinrich Braun, El Dorado Eric Brazill, Towanda Pamela Breece, Satellite, Florida Linda Breit, Wichita Melody Brewer, Augusta Rodney Brisco, Wichita Donnette Brittain, Wichita Frank Britton, Wichita Thomas Brock, Wichita David Brown, Burns Douglass Brown, Wichita Helen Brown, El Dorado Kenneth Brown, Valley Center Linda Brown, Severy Sue Brown, Augusta Lloyd Brown, Wichita Jane Browning, Wichita Debra Bruce, El Dorado Kathleen Brungardt, El Dorado Danny Bryant, El Dorado Steve Burhenn, El Dorado James Burner, Latham Charles Burpo, Wichita Charles Burr, Toronto Gary Burr, Wichita William Bush, Douglass Lisa Buskirk, Augusta Lynn Butler, El Dorado Marjorie Butler, Atlanta Chuck Call, El Dorado Roger Call, El Dorado Rebecca Callaway, El Dorado George Campbell, Oklahoma City Daniel Canada, El Dorado Ken Canfield, Wichita Randy Carlton. Wichita James Carter, Wichita Karala Cattrell, Haysville Douglass Caywood. Raymond Robert Cervera, Junction City Christopher Chaffin, Wichita Personalities 101 Carolyn Chamberlain, Eureka Judy Chapman, Wichita Jacki Chase, Council Grove Janis Cheeley, Harper Daniel Chaney, Wichita John Cherryholmes, Potwin Patrick Chilcott, Toronto Phillip Chilcott, Toronto Debbie Chrislip, Augusta Terry Church, Newton Patrick Clark, Wichita Gayle Clarkson, El Dorado Dean Claycamp, Benton Diane Claycamp, Benton Ila Clements, El Dorado Sherry Clymer, El Dorado James Cockran. Douglass Nancy Cocking, Wichita Marcus Cody, Wichita Georgia Coffman, El Dorado Toni Colby, El Dorado James Coleman, El Dorado Randy Collins, El Dorado Arnold Condit, El Dorado Larry Conrod, El Dorado Len Cook, Cheney Sean Cook, El Dorado Linda Cooke, El Dorado RoyleneCool, El Dorado John Cooper, El Dorado David Corbin, Augusta James Corteville, Wichita Beckie Costner, Valley Center Rufus Cowan, Wichita Don Cowles, El Dorado J. Michael Cox, Wichita Randall Cox, Wichita Stanley Cox, Rose Hill Steven Cox, El Dorado Terry Cox, Rose Hill Flora Crabtree, Wichita Jane Cross, El Dorado Janet Cross, El Dorado Candiase Crowley, El Dorado Helene Curtis, El Dorado Becky Cushman, El Dorado Roy Cushman, El Dorado Susan Darrah, Howard Robert Davis, Wichita Vicki Davis , Strong City Katherine Dawson, Wichita Carol Day , Towanda Morteza Dayani, El Dorado Erma Dealy, El Dorado 102 Personalities Dave Dearmore, Wichita Joyce DeConto, El Dorado David Delzer, Wichita Denise Dennis, Wellington Donna Dennison, Wichita Merrill DeYoung, El Dorado Karen Dickerson, Wichita James Diebold, Wichita Stanley Diskin, Wichita Dean Doane, El Dorado Kelvin Dodson, El Dorado Robert Doile, El Dorado Janice Domann, El Dorado Larry Doornbos, El Dorado Gary Doty, El Dorado James Downey, Valley Center Gary Dreiling, Wichita James Droege, El Dorado Dennis Dudgeon, Sedan James Dugan, El Dorado James Dundas, Valley Center Lloyd Dunlap, South Haven Mark Durnil, El Dorado Rebecca Eakles, Wichita Rosalie Easterling, El Dorado Eric Everhard, Whitewater Vernon Ecton, Augusta James Edenfield, Wichita Karol Edwards, El Dorado Patricia Edwards, El Dorado Brad Ek, Galva Curtis Ellard, Ellsworth Craig Elliot, Leon Pamela Elliot, Leavenworth Verna Elliott, Augusta Barry Ellis, Wichita J ! Freshmen Ch — El Rod Schuler, Rick Powelson, Ramona Lowry, and Bill Ray star in the FANTASTICS. Crowd gathers to hear Bill Russell at the first lecture of the year. Photo by Tony Harris. Jeanne Ellis, El Dorado Michael Enders, Wichita Richard Ensz, Inman Nikki Essex, El Dorado David Evans, Rose Hill Marvin Evans, El Dorado Thomas Evans, El Dorado Mary Evenson, Towanda Rhonda Ewalt, Augusta Richard Faber, Wichita Nolan Faidley, El Dorado Debbie Farris, El Dorado Rita Eehrenbach, El Dorado Dennis Fell, Greenville, Pa. James Fender, Russell Barbara Fendlcy, Overbrook Brian Fick, Manhattan .layne Fieandt, Rose Hill William Filener, Derby Robert Fillmore, El Dorado Richard Fine, Wichita Steven Finley, Wichita Raymond Fit patrick, Neosho Falls Leonard Flack Junction City John Fletcher, Wichita James Foos, Wichita Sherryl Ford, Wichita Mark Foree, Lawrence Eric Forsse, Wichita Janice Foster, Emporia Douglas Franklin, Wichita Robert Fredelake, Hamilton Julie Frederiksen, El Dorado Lynda Freeman, Augusta Bradley Friesen, Inman Steven Frieze, Wichita 104 Personalities Scott Frisbie, El Dorado Gary Fritter, LI Dorado Philip Frye, Augusta Debbie Fuller, Fl Dorado Nancy Fuller, Fl Dorado Roger Fuller, Fl Dorado Ronald Fuller, Eureka Criss Furman, Wellington Leda Galloway, Wichita Dennis Galyon, Valley Center Germein Garland, Fl Dorado Thomas Gash, Augusta Terry Gaskill, Augusta Larry Gates, Wichita Martha Gist, Augusta Fredric Gentry, Lawrence Lynford Gerber, Harper Mike Gerberding, Anthony James Gibb, Leon Craig Gibson, Valley Center Judith Gibson, Wichita Renee Gilchrist, Goddard Larry Gilligan, Wichita Donald Gilliland, Fl Dorado Freshmen El — Ha Steven Gillis, Douglass Joanne Girod, El Dorado John Gish, El Dorado James Glaze, Augusta Finda Glenn, Fl Dorado Ivan Godsey, Topeka Chad Golden, Fl Dorado Joseph Gon alez, Topeka Christina Gooch, Wichita William Good, Benton Jerry Goodwin, Wichita Mark Gormley, Wichita Arnold Graef, Wichita Karl Graff, El Dorado Shelloa Graham, Wichita Richard Graves, Leon Jerry Gray, Sedan Barbara Green. Wichita Randy Greenbank, Fl Dorado William Greenlee, Wichita LeDana Gregory. Wichita Diana Griggs, Augusta Michael Grommesh, Wichita Rita Gum. Fl Dorado Lyle Gumfory, Winfield Pamela Gutman, Russell Dennis Guy, Augusta Baldwin Haag. Augusta Janett Haaga, El Dorado Debra Hadley. Wichita Personalities 105 Brent Hafner, Abilene David Hall, Potwin Elizabeth Hall, Douglass Kathryn Hamlin, El Dorado Robert Hammon, El Dorado Carol Hammonds, El Dorado Paula Haney, Derby Mark Hanna, Derby Walter Hansen, Valley Center Ronald Harper, Eureka Jeanne Harrington, Viola Marjean Harris, Hope Patrick Harris, Hope Lennie Harrison, Kirkwood, Mo. Frank Harshman, Clements Rodney Hatcher, Derby Robert Hayden, Wichita Roy Hayden, Wichita Ronald Haynes, Wichita Louis Healan, Wichita Mary Hearn, El Dorado Janette Heater, Belle Plaine Shane Heidlebaugh, Towanda Janet Heinlein, Sedan Debra Helgeson, Galva Brenda Helmcr, Marion Thomas Henton, South Haven Michelle Hepler, El Dorado Donna Herring, Augusta Ronnie Hess, Rose Hill Freshmen Ha — Ke Freshmen enjoy a rap session on orientation day. j 106 Presonalities Robin Hickenlooper, Wichita Denise Hiebert, El Dorado Jean Higbee, Wichita Danny High, Derby Jack Highbarber, Towanda Michael Milliard. Wichita Jeanette Hills, El Dorado Joan Hills, El Dorado Maurice Hime, Augusta Sheldon Hochuli, Holton Peggy Hodge, Wichita Dean Hoepner. Wichita Karolee Holladay, El Dorado Robert Holladay, El Dorado Jerre Hollis, Augusta Joyce Holmgren, Piedmont Sheldon Holt, Atlanta Richard Human, Holton Nancy Honer, El Dorado Rodney Hopkins, Abilene William Hauchin, Augusta Charles Howard, El Dorado Ronald Howe, Wichita Allan Hoyle, Wichita Zandra Huckabee, Derby Jane Hulferd, El Dorado Marsha Humbolt, Mulvane Susanna Hutcheson, Wichita Carolyn Jackson, Valley Center Judith Jackson, Eureka Marilyn Jackson, El Dorado Daniel Jacobs, Wichita Dianne Jacobs, Wichita Eddine Jamal, Bishmizzine, Lebanon Michael James, El Dorado Linda Jamison, Wichita Lucie Jenkins, Douglass Mike Jenkins, El Dorado Dave Johnson, Andover Mark Johnson, El Dorado James Johnston, Haysville Michael Johnston, Augusta Warren Johnston, Haysville Cathy S. Jones, El Dorado Jeanne Jones, El Dorado Kevin Jones, Wichita Leonard Jones, Bogue Thomas Jones, Wichita Janice Karst, Towanda Beverly Keagy, Derby Carol Reefer, Lawrence Kenneth Keehn, Wichita Steve Keim, Abilene Michael Kelley, Elgin Personalities 107 Kevin Kemp, Oxford William Kerr, Derby Nancy Ketts, Douglass David Kime, Wichita Nancy Kirkpatrick, El Dorado Kirwin Lahti, Augusta Michael Kitchens, Derby Rodney Klassen, Whitewater Thomas Klassen, Whitewater Jerry Klutts, Wichita Glen Kohler, Cheney Mark Kokecny, El Dorado James Krack, Augusta Sylvia Krack, Augusta Kim Krasuski, Wichita Kay Krause, Hartford Larry Krepel, Wichita Richard Krol, East Chicago, Ind. Jim Krsnich, Wichita Gregory Krueger, Wichita Terry Kunkel, Douglass Gerald Kunselman, Rose Hill Brett Laaser, Eureka Margaret LaForest, Augusta Rosita Lam, Hong Kong, China Dennis Lamb, El Dorado John Lane, Wichita Linda Lara, Augusta Kenneth Latta, El Dorado Teresa Lauterbach, El Dorado Gary Lawson, Towanda Sam Leben, El Dorado Dale Lee, Benton Michael Lee, El Dorado Tami Lehr, Wichita Betty Leigh, El Dorado Terry Leiker, Derby Paul Leis, Augusta Barbara Lemaster, Galva Edgar Lewis, Rosalia Gregory Lewis, El Dorado Michael Lewis, Augusta Oscar Lewis, Rose Hill Shana Lewis, Wichita William Lewis, Wichita Jacqueline Lipscomb, El Dorado Linda Lipscomb, Augusta Carolyn Littlepage, Sedan Susan Livingston, El Dorado Mike Logue, Valley Center Randall Lore, El Dorado Kent Lorenz, Wichita Harold Loveland, El Dorado Forrest Lowry, El Dorado 108 Personalities Paul Lowry, Sedan Sandra Lucas, El Dorado Peggy Luce, Derby Joseph Luebcke, Herkimer John Lynn, El Dorado Barbara Mabry, Augusta Freshmen Ke — McE Students give undivided attention to class procedures. Janet Magnus, El Dorado Janelle Magouirk, Cimmarron Samir Makki, Manama, Bahrain Jeffrey Marley, Augusta David Marshall, El Dorado Harry Marshall, Wichita John Marshall, Wichita Beth Martens, El Dorado Alyce Martin, Wichita Phil Martinson, Wichita William Martling, Wichita Donald Mathews, Independence, Mo. Venita Matts, Wichita Merrill Mauk, Wichita Mark Maxwell, Wichita Ted Mayes, Wichita Linda McAllister, Towanda Eugena McBeth, A ugusta Debbie McChristian, El Dorado Julee McClay, Wichita Mark McClure, Towanda Robert McClurg, El Dorado Jill McCollum, Fall River Robert McCombs, Wichita David McCracken, Augusta John McCrary, Wichita Charles McCrea, Wichita Carolyn McDonald, Eureka Daniel McDowell, Wichita Geraldine McEachern, El Dorado • ' - Personalities 109 Denise Hiebert, second attendant, is escorted by David Ball and chauffered by Bill Haas. David McElhiney, Rose Hill Daniel McFall, Wichita Neil McGuinness, Wichita PatrickMcGuirk, Yates Center Mitzi Mcintosh, Wichita Michael McKay, Wichita Creigh McLaughlin, El Dorado Kelly McNary, El Dorado John McVey, Newton Jean Meirowsky, Florence John Merryfield, Holton Fairie Nerwin, Rosalia Charles Meyer, Big Bow Gregory Middleton, Wichita Mark Miller, Augusta Robert R. Miller, Wichita Robert W. Miller, Wichita Steve Mills, Wichita Billye Mitchell, Wichita Peggy Mitchell, Wichita Virgil Moralez, Wichita Barb Moreland, El Dorado Marcella Morgan, Mulvane Raymond Morgan, El Dorado Debra Morris, El Dorado Roger Morrow, El Dorado Linda Mosier, Towanda Timothy Moss, Wichita Charles Mullen, Eureka Melody Mundy, Sedgwick Susan Murray, El Dorado Sue Nash, El Dorado Howie Nelson, Towanda Janelle Nelson, El Dorado Martha Nesmith, Towanda William Newbury, El Dorado 1 10 Personalities Tandy Noeller, Leon Diana Singer, El Dorado Steven Nolting, Derby Mark Nonken, El Dorado Scott Norton, Augusta KaeO ' Donnell, Wichita Lorrita Orndorff, Towanda Brenda Osborne, El Dorado Kelly Osburn, Junction City Michael Owen, Wichita William Owens, Derby Tim Page, Wichita Michael Paige, El Dorado J. D. Palmer, El Dorado Timothy Parish, Wichita Gary Parker, Wichita Kathy Parsons, Douglass John Patrick, Wichita Jackie Patterson, Logan Gary Paul, Augusta Dennis Payton, Towanda Jacqueline Peck, Kechi Joseph Peltzer, Andale Steve Peniston, Wichita Freshmen McE — Ra Dana Pennington, Augusta Craig Perry, Augusta Sherry Peterson, Kanopolis Newton Pewewardy, Wichita Bob Philipi, El Dorado Robert Phillips, Burns Yvette Phipps, Wichita Ross Pierce, Wichita Robert Plumley, Andover Rick Pock, Waverly Kenneth Posch, Wichita Randy Potter, El Dorado Kristen Paulson, Wichita Sharon Powe, Eureka Paula Powell, Derby David Powers, Wichita Greg Prichard, Douglass Richard Prilliman, Derby Buford Pringle, Wichita Katharyn Pursley, Wichita Maria Putman, Wichita Tamara Quade, Haysville Charles Quattlebaum, Wichita Garry Quick, Wichita Treva Rader, Wichita Deborah Ramsey, Towanda Norma Ramsey, El Dorado Wilson Rando, El Dorado Kenneth Raney, Ellsworth Christopher Rasmussen, Derby Personalities I 1 Mark Rathert, Marion Lonnie Ratzlaff, Augusta Lynn Ray, El Dorado William Ray, Holton Joan Redington, Towanda Paula Reed, Towanda Rosemary Reel, El Dorado Theodore Reeves, Augusta Patricia Regier, Marion Anita Rehlen, Valley Center Robert Reid, Wichita Joseph Reilly, Wichita Ronald Remley, Centralia, Mo. Jean Resnik, El Dorado Michael Reynolds, Kansas City, Mo. Carl Rhoads, Derby Delbert Rice, El Dorado Deborah Rich, Valley Center Forrest Richards, El Dorado David Rickard, Newton Steve Robbins, Newton Gary Robinson, Wichita David Rockhill, Eureka Cliff Roberts, El Dorado Sally Rogers, Augusta Raymond Roser, Wichita Donald Ross, Andover Judy Ross, El Dorado Glen Roths, Wichita Phillip Rouse, Benton Starlene Rush, El Dorado Steve Russell, El Dorado Keith Salmans, Augusta Debbie Samp, El Dorado James Sanders, Derby Barry Scarlett, Wichita Fredrick Scarlett, Wichita Brenda Schlesinger, El Dorado Richard Schreck, Wichita Linda Schroeder, Derby Deva Schul, Topeka Rodney Schuler, El Dorado John Schutt, Wichita Jacqueline Scott, Wichita Michael Scritchfield, Derby Ferrell Selvage, Augusta Ruth Service, Derby Ron Shackelford, Wichita Linda Shank, Wichita Ronald Shank, Wichita Steven Shepherd, El Dorado Randy Sheridan, Junction City Virgil Shields, Derby Jack Shipman, El Dorado Personalities 112 Donald Shoemaker, til Dorado Linda Siegrisl, El Dorado Robert Sissell, Wichita George Skidmore, 1:1 Dorado John Skinner, Florence Charlene Smith, Sedan Freshmen Ra — Su Deva Schul sketches campus scene. David Smith, Towanda Greg Smith, HI Dorado John Smith, Wichita Leroy Smith, Salina Mary Smith, Potwin Michael Smith, Wichita Olin Smith, Potwin Donna Snellen, Wichita Kenneth Snyder, Wichita Alfredo Solorio, El Dorado David Sooter, Derby Bobby Southard, New Market. Alabama Ron Spaude, Wichita Gary Spear, Wichita Terry Sproul, El Dorado Donna Squier. Latham Mark Stallsmith. Holton Louis St. Clair. Wichita Michael St. Clair, Wichita Gary Stevens. El Dorado Paul Stiles, Wichita Sandra Stone, Haysville Dennis Stones. Sabetha Mark Strathman, Topeka Dennis Straughn, Wichita William Strauss. Lawrence Walter Straw Douglass Randy Strothman. Wichita Berneta Stucky, Mound Ridge Kathleen Sullivan. Douglas Personalities 1 1 3 Students dance to the Soulful Eight following the football homecoming game. Frehmen Su — Wi David Sundgren, Rosalia Dale Swafford, Augusta Janelle Swain, El Dorado Patricia Swanson, El Dorado Donna Swartz, Augusta Kent Swart , Newton Steve Tappehorn, Sabetha Arthur Taylor, Wichita Gary Taylor, Wichita Nancy Taylor, Douglass Laura Teegarden, Augusta Billy Tharp, Mulvane Norman Thole, Wichita Charles Thompson, Wichita Dennis Thompson, Wichita Patrick Thompson, Wichita Jack Thorne, Manhattan Gary Thornton, Wellington Mark Thurman, Wichita Shirley Tice, Douglass Darlene Tilson, Eureka Nancy Tilson, Eureka Carrie Tiner, El Dorado Leonard Jones, Wichita Pamela Travis, Derby Charlotte Trimble, Severy MaxTroutman, Riverdale Beverly Turnbull, Derby Errol Turnbull, Derby Mark Uhland, Wichita 1 14 Personalities Jonn Unkel, Derby Robert Unruh, El Dorado Gary Unruh, Newton Peggy Ussery, El Dorado Helen VanBuren, Wichita Pamela Vance, Wichita Dick VanderMeyden, Severy Peggy VanderMeyden, Severy Martin van der Weele, Wichita Douglas VanDolah, HI Dorado John VanSickle, El Dorado Thomas VanWinkle, Wichita Beverly Vawter, Wichita Patricia Vogt, Valley Center Thomas Voth, Whitewater Earl Wade, Whitewater Kenneth Wagner, Wichita Ruby Wakefield, Leon ■ ;i v ' hi Charles Wallace, Eureka Sandra Walter, Derby Craig Waltman, El Dorado Alan Ward, Douglass Debbie Ward, El Dorado Randall Ward, El Dorado Richard Ward, El Dorado Sherri Wasinger, Wichita Robert Watson, Wichita Linda Wayman, Mulvane Alfred Weaver, Wichita William Weaver, Salina David Weber, Potwin Kathleen Weber, Potwin Janet Weishaar, Douglass Kenneth Welk, Ellsworth Debra Wenrich, Belle Plaine Jerald Wewell, Augusta Stephen White, Sedan Jay Whiting, Topeka Beth Whitney, Douglass William Whitson, Benton Katharine Whitt, El Dorado Bradley Whitworth. Wichita Robert Wick, El Dorado Denise Wiens, Marion Melvin Wiens, Towanda MikeWilber, El Dorado Paul Wilcox, Augusta Gary Willhite, El Dorado Myron Willhite, Leon Richard Wilhite, Junction City Paul Williams, Junction City Teresa Williams, Wichita Mark Willmore, El Dorado Bonnie Wilson, Towanda Personalities 1 15 Students take advantage of class break for studying. Freshmen Ad — Le Brenda Adams, El Dorado Diana Adams, Wichita Roganette Adams, Potwin Delia Allen, Sedgwick June Anderson, Wichita Wilma Anderson, Wichita Bill Atkinson, Andover Bille Bailey. El Dorado Curtis Baltzley, El Dorado Starlet Bannon, Douglass Terrel Barnes, Wichita Clark Bibb, El Dorado Gary Bibb, El Dorado James Blackwehl, Augusta Larry Boynton, El Dorado Patricia Bozone, Augusta John Brewer, Augusta Bruce Bncker, Wichita Ronald Brickley, El Dorado Mary Brown, El Dorado Penny Bullock, El Dorado Donald Burt, Wichita M ichael Carey, Augusta Larry Carter, Wichita Lois Carter, El Dorado Billie Chaffin, Haysville Richard Childers, Wichita Linn Copeland, El Dorado Bill Cornish, El Dorado Elizabeth Correll, El Dorado 1 16 Personalities Linsey Cutsinger, El Dorado Richard Deemy, El Dorado Gerald Dillingham, Wichita Jimmy Doss, Wichita Claire Duranlead, Wichita Barbara Efflandt, Wichita Yvonne Elliott, El Dorado Dennis Lngels, El Dorado Michael Essex, El Dorado Jerald hwell, Augusta Kenne th Fast, Newton David Faust, Wichita Terry Fishburn, Wichita Bill Fisher. Wichita Richard Fleming, Wichita Walter Ford, El Dorado Debbie Freeman, Rose Hil Deura Freeman, Rose Hill Richy I -roelick, Russell Bill Fry. Jr. .Wichita Pat Galloway, El Dorado Ronald Gerant, Wichita Janet Gilstrap, Valley Center Mark Glenn, Russell Katharine Goebel, Potwin Kristin Goebel, Potwin Patsy Gomez, Wichita Robert Grimmett, Wichita Tim Guhr, Potwin William Haas, Wichita Parvin Hadi, Ahwa . Iran Susan Hague, Marion Melvin Hammer. Jr., Valley Center Jim Harkness, Wichita Ronald Hayes. El Dorado Susan Hell ' erich, Newton Dan Herplishelmer, Mulvane Charlie Hobbs, Augusta Lawrence Horton, Haysville Linda Hostetler, Haysville Jona Hunt, Wichita Kent Hutchinson, Augusta James Jackson, Jr.. Fl Dorado Gary Johnson, Wichita Van Johnson, Wichita James Johnston, Wichita David Jones, El Dorado Chervl Kelly, Potwin Dale Kimble. Augusta Ella Kimb!e. Fl Dorado Marsha Kirschbaum, Wichita Johnny Knodel, Andover Terrill Fauer. Wichita Cecil Feis. Rose Hill Personalities 117 Robert Lentz. Wichita Larry Leonard, El Dorado Larry Lingafelter, Wichita Jodi Long, Wichita Ward Love, El Dorado Robert Luallen, Wichita Rick Madduy. El Dorado Jonnie Madsen, Wichita Cathy Marley, Benton Erie McClure. Mai e Michael McNary, El Dorado Richard Michaelis, Topeka Constance Miller, Eureka Roger Miller, Wichita James Mohrbacher, Newton Tresia Morns, Derb David Nalley, Wichita Susan Nelson, El Dorado Phillip Nickel, El Dorado Terri Ninke, Wichita Rodney Norris, El Dorado Mary Ohler, El Dorado Charles Osborn, Eureka Anita Parnell, Benton Anita Payne, Sedan Pamela Payne, Wichita Phil Philhrs, Wichita Therese Powelson, Wichita Robert Raux, Wichita Charles Redden, Wichita Donna Reese. El Dorado Ron Rice, Wichita Kay Riordan, Wichita Dennis Robi nson, Wichita Ron Robinson, Topeka Vicki Rogers, Wichita Roy Ross, Towanda Carol Schmutz, Eureka Ronnie Schoonover, El Dorado Charles Schroeder, Valley Center John Scobee, El Dorado Ered Sharshez, Wichita Robert Shaw, Greensburg Ronald Skaggs, Wichita Alvin Smith, Wichita Deborah Smith, Wichita Kathy Smith, El Dorado Robert Smith, El Dorado Tharan Smyth, Wichita Mark Somerville, El Dorado Mary Spinden. Burns Richard Spring, El Dorado Orban Stephans. Rosalta Bradley Stiles. Wichita 118 Personalities Freshmen Le — Wy Thirsty lawn gets a drink. Carl Stovall, Wichita Edward Stratman, Wichita Jerald Sullivan, El Dorado Harold Sutter, Wichita James Tatom, Douglass Timothy Taylor, El Dorado Paul Thompson, El Dorado Linda Thornton, El Dorado Marsha Tillotson, Towanda Thomas Turner, Wichita Roosevelt Van Buren, Wichita Richard Waltman, El Dorado Howard Ward, Eureka Michael Wardlaw, Halstead John White, Andover Bert Wiggins, Eureka Alvin Wolf, Moline Mark Wolf, El Dorado Dennis Woodworth, Argonia Allen Wool! ' , Cheney David Worrell, Leon David Wright, Newton Gaylan Wright, Derby Laura Wyant, Udall Personalities I l l ) flgfcgfJH . Gayle Wilson, El Dorado Michael Wilson, Wichita Thomas Wilson, Wichita Mike Wisdom, El Dorado Larry Yarbrough, Andover Michael Yeager, Derby Donald Yockey, Lyndon Sheryl York, Maize Brad Young, Wichita Flo Young, Wichita Marsha Young, El Dorado Doris Ziegler, El Dorado Randi Zlab, Leon Freshmen Wi — Zl Biology students labor over test. 120 Personalities Special Students A large number of students enroll in day classes on the campus as special students. Many of these stu- dents are called high school specials, who are per- mitted to supplement their high school study sched- ules with any college course of their choice — whether a general education course, a vocational course, or a community interest course — without payment of the full campus privilege fees. Although these students are not included in the yearbook, recognition of their ac- celerated educational achievements is certainly due them. Other students - some who already have college degrees, and some who are employed full time but choose to enroll in certain courses either for personal enrichment or for a long range goal ■- mingle with the day students and are included with them in all campus privileges. Among those on campus this year are the students featured below. No doubt others should be included in this group. All of them rightfully deserve consideration of their academic interest. Esther Cummins Martha Dambach David Foreman Paul Haines Peggy Lackey Zeila Roberts Charles Romero Roberta Ruegnitz A rainy day doesn ' t dampen the beauty of the campus. Personalities 121 Acknowledgements As the final layouts are being prepared and final copy is being written, I look back to the time when this book was just an idea on paper. Since then it has progressed to become a book of memories and good times for each student, faculty member, and staff member here at Butler County Community Junior College. My year as editor has been a series of memorable frustrations and accomplishments. Publications such as yearbooks are a battle against time with strict schedules to meet. It is a challenge that keeps one driving because he has everything to gain. Although it is impossible to mention all who have contributed to the production o this yearbook, I would like to express my sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to the following: The Coca-Cola Bottling Com- pany for its permission to use its song title for our theme; Mr. Frank Wright, yearbook representative for getting us started; Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, our adviser, for her time and patience; the 1972 GRIZZ- LY PRODUCTION STAFF: Cliff Harder, who doubled as page editor and photographer, Rita Feh- renbach, and Michelle Hepler. Special staff members were Marge LaForest, our typist, and David Voth who volunteered his help. No yearbook would be complete without pictures, and our thanks go to Mr. Bill Bidwell and his photographers: Tony Harris, Buford Pringle, Nolan Faidley, and Mike Scully, to mention a few, who have kept us supplied with pictures. Co- operation from clubs and sponsors here on campus has also helped us. But my most sincere thanks go to all o{ ' YOU the individuals here at BCCJC who had to endure having your pictures taken, even retaken, so that we could give you something to cherish. Linda Coons 1972 GRIZZLY Lditor Mr. Wright suggests new features for the 1972 GRIZZLY. h Index JR 16. 82. 58, 99 75. 40, 75. -A- Aaron, Don, 99. Abernathy, Michael, 94. Abplanalp, Steven, 99. Acknowledgements, 122. Adams, Betty, 99. Adams, Brenda, I 16. Adams, Diana, 1 16. Adams, Diane, 1 16. ADAMS, E.F. 72. ADAMS, FELIX E. Adams, Roganette, 1 Alexander, Michael A. Alexander, Michael J. Allen, Delia, I 16. Allen, Wendell, 99. Allmond, James, 99. Amend, Michael, 99. ANDERSON, JOHN R. Anderson, June, 1 16. Anderson, Mark, 98, 99. Anderson, Mary, 43, 99. Anderson, Michael, 99. ANDERSON, ROBERT D, 21, 75. Anderson, Wilma, 1 16. Andrus, David, 82. Anglemyer, Jerome, 43, 99. ARBOGAST, BURLT.,75. Archer, Allen, 99. Arlt, Robert, 99. Armon, Gerry, 30, 99. ARNOLD, GENE R., 67, 75. Arnold, Neal, 26, 30,99. Arpin, Tom, 44, 82. Arpin, Lana, 82. Arsdale, Mary, 51. ART CLUB, 50. Ash pole, Julia, 99. Atkinson, Billy, 1 16. Austin, Carolyn, 82. Austin, Diana, 99. Ayers, Raymond, 82. — B — Bacon, Mark, 99 Bailey, Bille, 116 Baker, Gregory, 99 Baker, Randal Baker, Rhonda, 94 Ball, David A., 14, 18, 19,99 Ball, Faye, 99 Bait ley, Curtis, 1 16 Bal er, La Vonne, 82 Banister, Michael, 82 Bannon, Scarlet, 1 16 Barbur, John, 99 Bare, Deborah, 43, 45, 99 Barkley, Michael. 99 Barnes, Terrell, I I 6 Barnt, Sandra, 46, 47, 54,99 Barr, Sheri, 45, 99 Barron, Urie, 82 Bartlett. Jane. 99 Bartling, Christine, 99 BASKETBALL SQUAD, 66. 67, 68, 69 Bates, Vicki, 30, 100 Bauer, Gregory C, 30, 58,82 Baumann, Sharon, 30, 100 Bays, Larry, 100 Beadle, James, 58, 100 Beaumont, Terry, 100 Bech told, Cathy, 52, 100 Bechtold, Thomas, 82 Becker. Randall, 94 Beck man. Daniel, 100 Beckner, David, 58, 82 Beedles, David, 100 Beeman, Joseph, 100 Behrendt, Lloyd, 100 Behrendt, Steven, 82 Behrens, Tony, 36, 100 Behnnu, Robert, 100 Bell, Gloria, 44, 48, 82 Bernntter, Cindy, 30 Berryman, Jackie, 100 Bevan, Kenneth, 100 Bever, Charles, 100 Beye, Charles, 58, 100 Bibb, Clark, 116 Bibb, Gary, I 16 Bibb, Leota, 100 Bidwell, Helen, 30, 31,43, 82 BIDWELL, WILLIAM G, 21, 27, 75 Biggers, Cathie, 100 Biggs, Jon, 48, 100 Biggs, Scott, 82 Biles, Rodger, 36, 100 Bish, Charles W., Jr., 100 Bishop, Kenneth, 100 Bishop, La Paula, 100 Bishop, Loyd, 100 Biswell, Robert, 100 Blackrnore, John 82 Blackmore, Mark, 82 BLACK STUDENT UNION, 44 Black wehl, James 1 16 Blackwell, Lyndon, 100 Black well, Ronald, 58, 100 Blaha, Danny, 100 Blair, Harvey, 82 Blair, William, 100 Blake, Joseph, 100 BLAND, VICTOR L., 78 Blankinship, Charlotte, 30, 43, 100 Blanton, William, 59, 100 Bla e, James, 40 BOARD OF TRUSTEES, 72 BOATRIGHT, GARY L., 44, 75, 77 Bobbitt, Charles, 82 Bode, Lana, 82 Bohannon, Sondra, 82 Bollman, Victoria, 100 Bolster, Douglas, 100 Bonner, David, 94 Boone, June, 100 Boone, Patricia, 100 Booth, Randall, 101 Borden, Linda, 82 Boughner, Karen, 50, 82 Bourne, Cathy, 82 Bourne, Verlinda, 14, 18, 19,30,48,55, 82,99 Bowersox, Man lew, 101 Bowman, Kenneth, 101 Bowman, Myron, 101 Bownes, Myron, 101 Boyd, Ronald, 101 Boyd, Wi lson, 101 Boydston, Michael, 40, 42, 48, 101 Boyer, Janet, 101 Boyle, Patrick, 101 Boynton, Larry, I 16 Bo one, Patricia, I 1 6 Bradley, Diana, 45, 82 Bradney, Ed, 30, 58, 59, 101 Braitsch, Benjamin, 82 Brammer, Gary, 101 BRANDER,PAT, 75 Brattain, Donna, 101 Bratton, Dixie, 43, 82 Braun, Henrich. 101 Bra ill, Eric, 101 Brecheisen, Diana, 30, 40, 48, 55, 94 Breece, Pamela, 101 Breit, Linda, 101 Brewer, John, I I 6 Brewer, Melody, 42, 52, 101 Bricker, Bruce, I I 6 Brickley, Ronald, I 1 6 Brums, Ed, 30, 58, 59, 62, 82 BRVnKMEYER, JAY, 75 Brisco, Rod, 101 Briltam, Donnette, 101 Bntton, Frank, 49. 101 Brock, lorn 101 Brown, David, 101 Brown, Dounlas, 101 Brown, Helen, 36, 101 Brown, Jack, 58, 62, 83 Brown, Jell, 63, 83 Brown, John 83 Brown, Kenneth, 101 Brown, La Vonna, 101 Brown. Linda, 10 I Brown, Loyd, 101 Brown, Mary, I 16 Brown, Michael 83, 86 Brown, Sue, 92 Brown, Tommy, 83 Brown, Wanetta, 94 Browning, Jane, 101 Bruce, Debra, 101 Brungardt, Kathleen, 101 Bryan, Susan, 46, 47, 83 Bryant, Danny, 101 Buhler, Forrest, 36, 83 Bullock, Penny, I 16 Burhenn, Steven 101 Burleson, Walter, 94 Burner, James, 101 Burns, Sam, 94 Burpo, Charles, 101 Burr, Charles, 101 Burr, Gary, 101 Burt, Don, I 16 Bush, William, 101 BUSINESS CLUB, 42 Buskirk, Lisa, 101 Butler, Ken, 94 Butler, Lynn, 101 Butler, Marjoric, 101 Butler, Victor, 43, 83 Bvler. Thomas, 30, 66, 67, 68, 83 c Call, Charles, 101 Call, Roger, 101 Calloway, David, 83 Callaway, Becky, 47, 101 CALVIN, MONTE D , 75 Camp, Steve, 23,43, 94 Campbell, Georue, 58, 59, 61, 101 CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. 41 Canada, Daniel. 101 Canfield, Ken. 101 Carey, Michael, I 16 Carlton, Randy, 30, 101 Carlyle, Daniel, 83 Carter, James 101 Carter, Larry, 1 16 Carter, Lois, 1 16 Catt, Paula, 48, 52, 83 Cattrell, Karla, 30. 101 Cattrell, Kellv, 94 Caudillo, Jaime, 30, 31, 83 Cay wood, Douu, 101 Cervera, Robert 30. 101 Chaffin, Billie. I 16 Chaffin, Christopher, 101 Chamberlain, Carolyn, 102 Chapman, Judy, 93 Chase, Jacki, 102 CHASE, RICHARD, 72 Cheeley, Jams, 102 CHEERLEADERS, 57 Chen, David, 17,83 Cheney, Daniel. 102 Cherryholmes, John, 102 Chilcott, Patrick, 102 Chilcott, Phillip, 102 Childers, Richard, 1 I 6 Chin, Julia, 83 CHISM, ROBERT H . 20. 50. 75 Choens, David, 83 CHOENS. JOY. 75 Chrislip, Debbie. 102 Christensen. Marceile. 83 Church, Terry, 102 Church. Tom, 14. 18. 19.83 Clark. Gene, 83 Clark, Patrick. 102 Clarkson, Gayle, 102 Claycamp. Dean. 102 Claycamp. Diane. 102 CLEMENTS, HOWARD, 20, 42, 75 Clements, I la, 102 Clements, Ronald, 83 CLEVELAND, JOHN, 80 Cloud, Jerry, 84 Clymer, Sherry, 102 Coehran, James, 53 Cocking, Nancy, 30, 54, 102 Cody, Marcus, 102 ColTman, Donoven, 84 Coffman, Georgia, 102 Colby, Tom, 102 Cole, Billie, 44, 48, 84 Coleman, James, 102 Collins, Randy Kay, 92 Combs, John, 84 Condit, Arnold, 102 Conner, Debra, 42, 48, 84 Conrod, Larry, 102 Cook, Mike, 30, 66, 67, 102 Cook, Sean, 46, 47, 102 Cooke, Linda 102 Cool, Roylene, 102 COON ROD, BARBARA, 79 Coonrod, Brett, 36, 40, 84 Coons, Linda, 28, 29, 30, 84 Cooper, John, 102 Copeland, Linn, I 1 6 Coplin, Janet, 50, 84 Corbm, David, 102 Corn, Michael, 19,26, 27,40, 84,98 Cornish, Bill, I 16 Correll, Elizabeth, I 16 Corteville, James, 49, 102 COST1N, GRACE, 81 Costner, Beckie. 102 Courter, Sharon, 94 Cowan, Rufus, 102 Cowles, Don. 102 Cowman, Steven, 94 Cox, Donna, 42, X4 Cox, Jimmy Michael, 102 Cox, Michael Eugene, 84 Cox, Randall, 102 Cox, Stanley, 102 Co , Steven, 40, 47,49, 102 Cox, Terry, 102 Crabtree, Flora, 102 Crabtree, Larry, 58, 84 Creed, Danny, 26, 27, 37, 40, 48, 84. 85 CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD, 64. 65 Cross, Jane, 102 Cross, Janet, 102 Crowley, Dandy, 102 Cummins, Esther, I 2 I CUMMINS, WILLIAM C. 37, 74 Curtis, Helene, 50, 102 Cushman, Becky, 50, 102 Cushman, Roy E., 102 Cutsinger, Lmse , 1 17 D Dambuch, Martha, 17. 121 Daniels, Dennis, 48, 84 Darrah, Susan, 42, 102 Davis, Audrey. 94 Davis, Polly, 48, 84 Davis, Robert, 102 DAVIS, SALLY, 42, 75 Davis, Vicki, 1 02 Dawson, Kathenne, 30,45. 102 Day, Carol, 102 Dayani, Morteza, 102 Dealy, Erma, 102 Dearmore, 59, 102 DEC A CLUB, 53 DeConto, Joyce, 103 Deemy, Richard, 117 Deines, Maurita, 94 De Leon, Joseph, 84 DELTA PSI OMEGA, 46 Delzer, David, 103 DEMOCRAT CLUB, 48 Denney, Maida, 84 Dennis, Denise, 30, 40, 42, 52, 54, 103 Dennison, Donna, 103 DeVaughan,Tim,22, 84 Devore, Jim 84 De Young, Merrill, 30, 103 Dickerson, Karen, 103 Diebold, James 103 Dillingham, Gerald, I 17 Dillmon, Susan, 40, 84 Diskin, Stanley, 30, 66, 67, 103 Diver, Gary, 84 Divine, Randy. 84 DIXON, J.THOMAS, 75 Doane, Dena, 56, 103 Dodson, Kelvin, 103 Doile, Robert, 103 Dolton, Gordon, 30, 94 Domann, Janice, 45, 103 Domann, Vivian, 84 Doornbos, Larry, 103 DORMITORY RESIDENTS, Doss, Jimmy 1 17 Doty, Gary, 103 DOTY, MARTHA, 75 Downey, James, 103 DRAFTING CLUB, 44 Dreiling, Dennis, 84 Dreihng, Gary, 103 DRILL TEAM. 54 Droege, Christopher, 84 Droege, James, 103 Dudgeon, Dennis, 103 Dugan, James, 103 DUNCAN, MARTHA, 78 Dundas, James. 103 Dunlap, Lloyd, 103 Duranlead, Claire, 1 1 7 Durnil, Mark, 103 Dyer, Jon, 84 -E- Eakles, Rebecca, 103 Earll, Dennis, 84 Easterling, Rosalie, 103 Eaton, Mark, 94 Eberhard, Charles, 84 Eberhard, Eric, 103 ECOLOGY CLUB, 49 Ecton, Vernon, 103 Edenfield, James, 103 Edwards, Karol, 52, 103 Edwards, Patricia, 52, 103 EITlandt, Barbara, 1 1 7 Ek, Brad, 30, 103 Ellard, Curtis, 103 Elliott, Yvonne, 1 17 Elliott, Craig, 103 Elliott, Pamela, 30,40, 103 Elliott, Verna, 103 Ellis, Barry, 103 Ellis, David, 94 Ellis, Jeanne, 49, 104 Emmitt, David, 84 Enders, Michael. 104 Entiles, Dennis, 1 17 Ensz, Richard, 30, 66, 67, 104 ENSZ, ROLAND H. 76 ERIKSON, DARREL L., 76 Ernstmann, Jan, 26, 30, 84 Essex, Michael. 1 I 7 Essex, Nikki, 54, 104 Evans, Davis, 104 Evans, Marvin, 104 Evans, Sara, 84 Evans, Thomas, 104 Evenson, Mary, 104 Ewalt, Rhonda, 53, 104 Ewell.Jerald, 117 F- Faber, Richard, 104 Fager, Phillip, 94 Faidley, Nolan, 37, 104 Farris, Debbie, 104 Fast, Kenneth, 1 1 7 Faust, David, 117 Fehrenback, Rita, 28, 56, 104 Fell, Dennis, 63, 104 Fender, James, 30, 66, 67, 104 30 Fendley, Barbara, 30, 52, 104 Fick, Brian, 55, 104 Fieandt, Jayne, 104 Fiegel, Ronald, 84 Filener, William 64, 104,63 Fillmore, Robert, 36, 104 Fine, Richard, 104 Finley, Steve, 104 Fishburn, Terry, 1 17 Fisher, Gerald, 1 1 7 Fitzpatrick, Jim, 42, 84 Fitzpatrick, Raymond, 104 Fitzwater, Helen 84 Flack, Michael. 30, 104 Fleming, Richard, 1 17 Fletcher, John, 104 Foos, James, 104 FOOTBALL SQUAD, 58, 59, 60, 61 Ford, Sherryl, 104 Ford, Walter, 117 Foree, Mark, 104 Foreman, David, 121 Forsse, Eric, 104 Foster, Doug, 84 Foster, Janice, 45, 104 4-HCLUB,43 Fowler, Kristin, 94 Franklin, Doug, 104 Fredelake, Robert, 104 Erederiksen, Julie, 104 Freeman, Debbie, 117 Freeman, Deura, 1 17 Freeman, Lynda, 104 Freund, Debra, 52, 85 Friesen, Brad, 30, 104 Frieze, Steve, 104 Frisbie, David, 105 Fritzler, Gary, 58, 105 FRITZLER, VIRGINIA, 79 Froelich, Ricky, 117 Fry, William, Jr., 117 Frye, Philip, 105 FULLER, CHARLES, 49, 76 Fuller, Debbie, 49, 105 Fuller, Nancy, 105 Fuller, Roger, 105 Fuller, Ronald, 42, 49, 105 Fullin wider, David, 40,43, 85 Furman, Criss, 105 G Gabbert, Owen, 85 Galloway, Leda, 105 Galloway, Patrick, 33, 117 Galyon, Dennis, 105 Garnder, Oness, 85 Garland, Germein, 105 Garr, Lloyd, 85 Gash, Thomas, 105 Gaskill, Terry, 105 Gaston, Hiromi, 85 Gates, Larry, 105 Geese, Jerry, 85 Geist, Martha, 105 Center, Anna, 85 Gentry, Fred, 105 Gerant, Ronald, 1 17 Gerber, Lynford, 66, 67, 105 Gerberding, Mike, 105 Gibb, James, 105 Gibson, Craig, 105 Gibson, Judith, 93, 105 Gilchrist, Renee, 30, 105 Gilligan, Larry, 105 Gilliland, Don, 46, 105 Gillis, Steven, 105 Gilstrap, Janet, 30,45, 117 Girod, Joanne, 105 Gish, John, 105 Glaves, Larry, 85 Glaze, James, 40, 63, 105 Glenn, Linda, 36, 105 Glenn, Mark, 117 Godsey, Ivan, 105 Goebel, Katharine, 1 17 Goebel, Kristin, 1 1 7 Golden, Chad, 105 Gomez, Patsy, 1 1 7 Gonzalez, Joe, 50, 105 Gooch, Christy, 30,48, 105 GOOD, ARDEN,85 Good, Cathy, 85 Good, William, 58, 105 Goodwin, Jerry, 105 Gordon, Janet, 46, 50, 85 Govan, Donald, 94 Govan, Roger, 45, 94 Graef, Arnold, 105 Graff, Karl, 105 Graham, Shelloa, 105 Graham, Steven, 85 GRANT, MARY JO, 76 Graves, Richard, 105 Graves, Sharon, 26 Gray, Don, 94 Gray, Terry, 53, 105 Green, Barbara, 105 Green, Eugene, 40, 42, 46, 85 Greenbank, Stanley, 105 Greenlee, Bill, 105 Gregory, LeDana, 105 GREGORY, RICHARD, 76 Griggs, Diana, 105 Grimmett, Robert, 1 1 7 GRIZZLY STAFF, 29 Grommesh, Michael, 30, 105 Guhr, Tim, 1 17 Gum, Rita, 46, 54, 105 Gumfory, Lyle, 30, 105 Guthrie, Kenneth, 85 Gutman, Pamela, 105 Guy, Dennis, 46, 105 H Haag, Baldwin, 105 Haaga, Janett, 105 Haas, William, 19,40, 117 Hadi, Parvin, 17, 117 Hadley, Debra, 105 HADLEY, MICHAEL, 36, 76 Hafner, Brent, 106 Hague, Rebecca, 1 17 Hall, David, 58, 59, 106 HALL, FRANCIS, 80 Hall, Margaret, 30,43, 85 Hall, Sheldon, 85 HALL, SUSAN, 80 Hamant, Trena, 94 Hamilton, Hope, 42, 85 Hamlin, Kathryn,48, 106 HAMMEL.G. W.,72 Hammer, Melvin, Jr., 1 17 Hammer, Steve, 53 , 85 Hammes, Glenn, 49, 85 Hammon, Robert, 58, 106 Hammonds, Carol, 52, 54, 106 Haney, Paula, 106 Hanna, Mark, 106 Hansen, Walter, 106 Harder, Cliff, 28, 29, 30, 85 Harker, James, 86 Harkness, James, 1 17 Harmon, Harold, 86 Harper, Ronald, 106 Harrell, David, 86 Harrington, Jeanne, 30, 45, 106 HARRIS, CHARLES H, 74 Harris, Marjean, 49, 106 Harris, Patrick, 49, 106 Harris, Tony, 17,26,94 Harrison, Lennie, 44, 63, 106 Harshman, Frank, 106 Hartshorn, Tom, 53, 94 Harvey, Timothy, 83 Hatcher, Rodney, 106 HAVEL, LYNN, 20, 50, 76, 93 Hayden, Robert, 106 Hayden, Roy, 106 Hayes, Ronald. 117 Haynes, Ronald, 106 Hays, James, 63, 64 Hays, Rupert, Jr., 86 Haywood, Steve, 94 Healan, Louis, 106 Hearn, Mary, 106 Heater, Janette, 45, 106 Hcidlebaugh, Shane, 52, 106 Heinlein, Janet, 106 Helferich, Susan, 30, 117 Helgeson, Debra, 106 Heller, Patricia, 51 , 86 Helmer, Brenda, 30, 106 Helvig, Edwin, 86 Hensiek, Steve, 94 Henton, Thomas, 26, 106 Hepler, Michelle, 29, 49, 106 Herbert, Alice, 86 Herpilsheimer, Daniel, 1 17 Herring, Donna, 106 HERTEL, GERALD J ,77 HESS, BEVERLY, 81 Hess, Ronnie, 106 Hickenlooper, Robin, 107 HIEBERT,CLYDEJ, 76 Hiebert, Denise, 14, 18, 19,47, 107 Higbee, Jean, 107 Higgs, Holly, 42, 86 High, Danny, 107 Highbarber, Jack, 107 Hill, Owen, 86 Hill, Robert, 86 Hillegas, Raymond, 94 Hilhard, Michael, 107 Hills, Jeanette, 107 Hills, Joan, 107 Hime, David, 86 Hime, Maurice, 107 Hinde, Connie, 86 HITTLE, JAMES D, 72 Hobbs, Charles, 117 Hochuli, Sheldon, 107 Hodge, Peggy, 52, 107 Hoepner, Dean, 107 Holderman, Grant, 94 Holem, Cordelia, 86 Holladay, Karolee, 107 HOLLADAY, MARCIA A., 79 Holladay, Robert, 58, 59, 107 Hollis, Jerre, 107 Holmgren, Joyce, 107 Holsey, Ruth, 95 Holt, Aubrey, 107 Homan, Richard, 107 Honer, Nancy, 107 Hopkins, Rodney, 107 Horton, Lawrence, 1 17 Hoss, Neal, 86 Hostetler, Linda, 1 1 7 Houchin, William, 107 Howard, Charles, 107 Howard, Wanda, 86 Howe, Ronald, 107 Hoyle, Allan, 107 Huckabee, Valerie, 50, 86 Huckabee, Zandra, 106 Hudson, Charlene, 50, 86 Hudson, Charles, 86 Hufferd, Jane, 107 Hulse, Karen, 50, 86 Humboldt, Marsha, 30, 107 Hunt, Jona, 117 Hutcheson, Susanna, 26, 27, 107 Hutchinson, Kent, 1 1 7 Hutson, Michael, 86 I I rick, Dennis, 44, 86 ISOM, OLIVER, 48, 63, 76 Jackson, Carolyn, 107 Jackson, James, Jr., 1 1 7 Jackson, Judith, 107 Jackson, Marilyn, 54, 107 Jacobelli, Randall, 48, 86 Jacobs, Daniel, 48, 107 Jacobs, Dianne, 30, 107 Jamal, Eddine, 17, 107 James, Michael, 107 Jameson, Jerry, 87 Jamison, Linda, 107 Janzen, Jerry, 95 Jay, Larry, 87 Jenkins, Lucie, 45, 107 Jenkins, Michael, 107 Jenkins, Nancy, 45, 47, 87 Jensen, Douglas, 87 Jensen, Tomi, 87 JOHNSON, ANNA M.,81 Johnson, Dave, 107 Johnson, Gary 44, 1 17 Johnson, Mark, 107 Johnson, Richard E., 87 Johnson, Richard H., 87 Johnson, Van, 1 I 7 Johnston, James, 107 Johnston, James, 1 1 7 Johnston, Michael, 107 Johnston, Rusty, 95 Johnston, Warren, 49, 107 Jolly, Robert, 87 Jones, Catherine, 95 Jones, Cathy, 107 Jones, David, 45, 117 Jones, Jeanne, 52, 107 Jones, Kevin, 46, 107 Jones, Lawrence, 87 Jones, Leonard, 107 JONES, MARVIN E, 59, 76 Jones, Thomas, 107 Jordan, Susan, 87 Jump, Cheryl, 95 — K- Karst, Janice, 107 KASSEBAUM.G. E, 72 Kaufman, Richard, 95 Keagv, Beverly, 30, 102 Keefer, Carol, 40, 50, 107 Keehn, Kenneth, 107 Keim, Duane, 63, 87 Keim, Steve, 107 Kelley, Michael, 107 Kelley, Susan, 87 Kelly, Cheryl, 117 Kemp, Kevin, 108 Kennedy. Jolyn, 95 Keplar, Donald, 87 Keplar, Karen, 45, 87 Kerr, William, 108 Ketts, Nancy, 108 Kilgore, Randy, 48 Kimble, Ella, 117 Kimble, Kenneth. 1 17 Kime, Arthur, 43, 87 Kime, David, 108 King, John, 26, 27, 87 King, Kevin, 45, 87 King, Louise, 87 King, Richard, 95 Kirkpatrick, Nancy, 108 Kirschbaum, Marsha, 1 17 Kirwin, Lahti, 108 Kissick, Lou, 52, 87 Kitchens. Michael, 108 Klassen, Charles, 45, 87 Klassen, Rodney, 48. 108 Klassen, Thomas, 108 Kling, Deborah, 43, 87 Klutts, Jerry, 108 Knieling, Ken, 14, IS. I 1 ). 44. 66. 67. 87, Knodel, Johnny. 1 17 Knoop, Richard, 95 Knott, Doris, 95 Kohler, Glen, 108 KOHLS, EVERETT, 59, 76 Kokecny, Mark, 108 Konrade, Joseph. S7 Kortc. Steve, 87 Krack, Elizabeth. 87 Krack, James, 108 Krack. Sylvia, 108 Kramer, Marvin, 95 Krasuski, William, 108 KRAUSE.GAYLE, 76 Krause, Kay 108 KRELLER, HERBERT J., 76 Krepel, Larry, 108 Krol, Richard, 30, 58, 108 krsnich, James, 58, 59, 61, 108 Krueger, Gregory, 108 Krueger, Terry, 87 Kruse, William, 87 KUHLMANN, BLENDA, 28, 76 Kunkel, Terry, 108 Kunselman, Gerald, 53, 108 - L- Laaser, Brett, 108 Lackey, Peggy, 121 LaForest, Margaret, 29, 108 Lam, Rosita, 17, 30, 108 Lamb, Dennis, 108 Lambert, Ronald, 87 Lance, Michael, 88 Lane, John, 108 LANGE, ETHYL, 79 Langley, Sharon, 14, 15. 18, 19, 30 40 43 52, 80, 88 LANTERN STAFF, 27 Lanzrath, Charles, 88 Lara, Linda, 108 Latta, Kenneth, 108 Lauer, Terry, 1 17 Lauterbach, Teresa, 108 Lawrence , Richard, 95 Lawson, Gary, 108 LAY, JOHN K, JR., 76 Leben,Sam,40, 59,98, 108 Lee, Carroll, 98 Lee, Dale, 108 Lee, Douglas, 63, 64, 66, 67, 88 Lee, Michael, 108 Lehr.Tami, 108 Leigh, Betty, 108 Leiker, Terry, 108 LEIMER, GLENN, 80 Leis, Cecil, 1 17 Leis, Paul, 108 Lemasters, Barbara, 42, 108 Lentz, Robert, 118 Leonard, Larry, 1 18 Levering, Mark, 53, 88 Lewis, Edgar, 22,44, 108 Lewis, Gregory, 108 Lewis, Michael, 108 Lewis, Oscar, 108 Lewis, Shana, 53, 108 Lewis, Sharon, 88 Lewis, William, 108 Liggett, Lloyd, 88 Lindsey, Brenda, 88 Lingafelter, Larry, 1 18 Lipscomb, Jacqueline, 40, 55, 98, 108 Lipscomb, Linda, 108 Little, John, 88 Littlepage, Carolyn, 108 Livingston, Susan, 45, 54, 108 Logue, Mike, 108 LONDEEN,LEONA,81 Long, Larry, 88 Long, Roberta, 118 LONGFELLOW, DAVID, 76 LONGFELLOW, SHIRLEY, 76 Lore, Randall, 108 Lorenz, Kent, 108 Love, Ward, 118 Loveland, Harold, 108 Lowry, Don, 50 Lowry, Forrest, 36, 108 Lowry, Paul, 50, 109 Lowry, Ramona, 46, 47 Luallen, Robert, 1 18 Lucas, Carla, 88 Lucas, Sandra, 43, 109 Luce, Peggy, 109 Luce, Roger, 88 Luebcke, Joseph, 30, 66, 67, 68, 109 LYNCH, HAZEL, 79 Lynn, John, 109 Lytle, Allen, 30, 31, 88 Lytle, Michael, 88 -M — Mabrv, Barbara, 109 Maddern. Ed, 88 Maddux, Rick, 118 Madsen, Jonnie, 1 18 Magie, Jarol, 95 Magnus, Janet, 40, 48, 109 Magouirk, Janelle, 109 Mahan, Gregory, 88 Main. Christopher, 88 Makki. Samir, 109 Malone, David, 88 MALONE, JEANETTE, 56, 76 MANGELS, DONALD, 23, 76, 86 Mangels, Marilyn, 88 Marcum, Barbara, 48, 88 Marley, Cathy, 118 Marley, Jeffrey, 109 Marr, Larry, 88 Marsh, Majorie, 46 Marshall, David, 109 Marshall, Harry, 109 Marshall, John, 109 Marshall, Randall, 95 MARSHALL, ROSIE, 81 Martens, Beth, 40, 48, 10 9 MARTENS, DENNIS R., 76 Martin, Alyce, 109 Martin, Patricia, 52, 80, 88 Martinson, Phil, 109 Martling, Valeta, 88 Martling, William, 109 Mason, John, 95 Mathews, Donald, 31, 59, 109 Matts, Venita, 44, 48, 54, 109 Mauk, Merrill, 109 Maxwell, Mark, 109 Mayes, Ted, 109 MAYFIELD, JIMMIE,49, 76 McAllister, Larry, 88 McAllister, Linda, 109 McBeth, Eugena, 109 McCallister, Steve, 23 McChnstian, Debbie, 48, 109 McClay, Julee, 109 McClure, Eric, 118 McClure, Mark, 109 McClurg, Robert, 109 McCollum, Jill, 30,43, 109 McCombs, Craig, 30, 88 McCombs, Robert, 30, 31, 109 McCracken, Carl, 88 McCracken, David, 109 McCrary,John,44, 109 McCray, Dennis 44, 58, 59 McCrea, Charles, 109 McCreight, Sally, 51,88 McCune, Ron, 44, 88 McDonald, Carolyn, 109 McDowell, Daniel, 109 McEachern, Geraldine, 109 McElhiney, David, 110 McFall, Daniel, 110 McGinness, Neil, 1 10 MCGINNIS,ALLYN,76 McGinnis, Donald, 88 McGuirk, Patrick, 110 Mcintosh, Mitzi, 110 Mcintosh, Tom 40, 48, 88 McKay, Michael, 110 McKibban, Tommie, 88 MCKINNEY, LEONARD, 74 McKinney, Rex, 88 McLaughlin, Creigh, 110 McNary, Brian, 110 McNary, Michael, 118 McNown, Virginia, 88 McPhail, Johnnie, 88 McVey, John, 110 McWilliams, John, 95 Mease, Don, 89 Meirowsky, Jean, 1 10 Marryfield, John, 110 Merwin, Fairie, 1 10 METTLER, MARILYNN M., 51. 74 Mever, Charles. 1 10 Michaelis, Richard, 30, 66, 67, 118 Middleton, Gregory, 110 Miles, Mark, 86, 89 Miller, Constance, 1 18 Miller, David, 89 Miller, Earle, 95 Miller, Kent, 89 Miller, Mark, 110 Miller, Robert R., 26, 110 Miller, Robert W., 110 Miller, Roger 118 Miller, Susan, 48, 89 Mills, Steve, 110 Mitchell, Billve, 44, 110 Mitchell, Gerald, 89 Mitchell, Larry, 89 Mitchell, Mary, 110 Mohrbacher, James, 1 18 Moore, Carol, 95 Moore, Douglas, 89 Moore, Roy, 30, 89 Moralez, Virgil, 110 More, Patricia, 95 Moreland, Barbara, 1 10 Moreno, Robert, 63, 65, 89 Morgan, James, 89 Morgan, Marcella,48, 110 Morgan, Raymond, 110 Morris, Debra, 110 Morris, Tresia, 55, 118 Morrow, Roger, 1 10 Mosier, Linda, 56, 1 10 Mosiman, Roger, 89 Moss, Timothy, 1 10 Mullen, Charles, 110 Mullins, Michael, 95 Mundy, Melody, 1 10 MURRAY, JOYCE, 78 Murray, Susan, 1 10 -N — Nace, Robert, 109 Nalley, David, 118 NASH, ELMO. 77 Nash, Jams, 110 Nash, Sue, 110 Neal, Frank, 89 Nelson, Gary, 96 Nelson, Harold, 89 Nelson, Howie, 1 10 Nelson, Janelle, 110 Nelson, Nancy, 89 Nelson, Susan 1 IS Nesmith, Martha, 110 Neuschafer, Kathy, 40, 5 1 , 89 Newbury, William, 1 10 Nickel, Phillip, 118 Nickl, Terry, 89 Ninke, Terri, IIS Noeller, Tandy, 1 I 1 Noffsinger, Diana, 1 1 1 Nold, Tom, 96 Noll, Karen, 96 Nolting, Steve, 1 1 1 Nonken, Mark, 1 1 1 Norris, Rodney, 1 18 Northrop. Jolyn, 89 Norton, David, 1 1 1 Norwood, Lynette, 44, 89 Norwood, Elaine, 44, 48, 54, 96 Nutter, Marvin, 89 -O- Odette, Dave, 96 Odle, Vickie, 90 O ' Donnell, Maureen, 1 1 1 OFFICE EDUCATION CLUB, 52 OGG, HERMAN, 53, 77 Oglesbee, Darlene, 90 OHL, JAMES, 77 Ohler, Mary, 118 Oldridge, John, 90 Olsen, Daniel, 90 Orndorff, Lorrita, 1 1 1 Orr, Ann, 96 Osborn, Charles, I 18 Osborne, Brenda, I I I Osburn, Kelly, I I I Owen, Michael, I I I Owens, William, I I I Page, Tim. Ill Paige, Michael, I I I Palmer, J. D., Ill PANTON, GENEVA, 51,77 Parish, Timothy, 1 1 1 Parker, Frieda, 90 Parker, Gary, 1 1 1 Parker, Harold, 63, 64, 90 Parks, Barbara, 40, 43, 90 Parnell, Anita, 118 Parnell, Pamela, 118 Parry, Kristy, 90 Parsons, Kathy, 1 1 1 Patrick, John, ' l 1 I PATTEN, DARRYL, 46, 77 Patterson. Anna, 45, 90 Patterson, Dennis, 63, 65, 90 Patterson, Jackie, 1 I I Patterson, Kenneth, 49, 90 Patty, Judy, 54, 56,90 Paul , Gary, I II Payton, Dennis, 1 1 1 Pearce, James, 90 Pechin, Fred, 48, 90 Peck, Jacqueline. 1 1 1 Peck, Michael, 96 Peltzer, Joseph, 1 1 1 P. E. MAJORS CLUB, 56 Peniston, Steve, 30, 1 1 I Pennington, Dana, I I I Perks, Joann, 42, 48,90 Perry, Craig, 1 1 1 Perry, Dorothy, 90 Perry, Mark, 45, 90 Peterman, Michael, 90 Peterson, Sherry, 30, 55, 1 1 1 Peterson, Dwight, 90 Pettit, Kenneth, 48, 90 PETTUS, WILFRED, 77 Pewewardy, Newton, 17, 111 Philipi, Bobby, 44, 11 I Phillips, Ernest, 118 Phillips, Robert, 59, 1 1 I Philpott, Larry, 91 Phipps, Yvette, 30, 54, 1 I 1 Pierce, Ross, I I I PLACE, PAT, 79 Plumley. Robert, 1 1 I Pock, Rick, 58. 59.61. Ill Pock, Roger, 66, 67, 68, 91 Polk,Cheri,91 Ponder, Victoria, 91 Posch, Kenneth, I 1 I Potter, Randy, 66, 67, I I 1 Poulson, Kristen, I 1 1 Powe, Sharon, 1 I 1 Powell, Paula, 30, 45, I I I Powell, Mike, 53,96 Powelson, Therese, 1 18 Powelson, Richard, 19,26,40,46,48,91 Powers, David, I I I Price, Deena, 40, 55, 56, 96 Prichard, Gregory, I I I Prichard, Thomas, 66, 67, 68, 91 Prilliman, Richard, I I I Pnngle, Buford, 26, 58, 59, I 1 I PROHODSKY, BETTY, 77 Pruitt, Hardie, 44, 48,91 Pumphrey, Wanda, 91 Pursley, Katharyn, 49, 1 1 1 Pursley, William, 49, 91 Purvis, Michael, 91 Putman, Maria, 30, 53, II 1 Q Quade, Tamara, I 1 1 Quattlebaum, Charles, 1 1 1 Quick, Garry, I I I Quiring, Serena, 91 R Rader, Dennis, 91 Rader, Treva, I I 1 Rader, William, 96 RALSTON, MELVIN B, 77 Ramsey, Deborah, 48, I I I Ramsey, Norma I I I Randel, Mark, 40, 44, 91 Rando, Wilson, 1 I I Raney, Kenneth, 58, 59, I I I Ransberger, Frank, 42, 9 1 Rasmussen, Christopher, I I 1 Rathert, Mark, 44, 1 12 Rat laff, Lonnie, I 12 Raux, Robert, Jr., I 18 Ray, Lyman, 53, 96 Ray, Lynn, I 12 Ray, William, 5, 45, 46, 1 12 Ra ey, Amy, 27 Redden, Charles, I 18 Redington, Jean, 45, 49, 52, 1 1 2 Reed, Paula, 40. 112 Reel, Rosemary, 1 12 Reese, Donna, I 18 Reeves, Theodore, 1 12 Regier, Bernard, 91 Regnier, Patricia, 30,53, I 12 Rehlen, Anita, 1 12 Reid, Don, 9 1 Reid, Robert, 112 Reid, Steven, 30, 59,62.91 Reiling, Marilyn, 51,91 Reilly, Joseph, I 12 Remley, Ronald, 30, 59, 66, 67, 112 REMSBERG, DALE E., 59, 77 Renteria, David, 9 1 REPUBLICAN CLUB, 48 Resnik, Jean, 1 12 Reynolds, Connie 96 Reynolds, Michael. 58,59. 112 Rhoads, Carl, 49, I 12 RHODES, GORDON E., 77 Rhyne, 91 Rice, Delbert, I 12 Rice, Mary, 40,42, 44,91 Rice, Ron, I 18 Rich, Deborah, 1 12 RICH, PATRICIA, 79 Richard, Forrest, 1 12 RICHARDSON, HUGH, 78 Richardson, Martin, 96 Rickard, David, I 12 Rickard, Douglas, 91 RIGGS, CARL, 78 Riordan, Kay, I 18 Roberts, Zoila, 121 Robbins, Robert, I 12 ROBERTS, BURR, 74 Robinson, Alan, 91 Robinson, Dennis, 1 18 Robinson, Gary, I 12 Robinson, Richard, 91 Robinson, Ron, I 18 Rockhill, David, 58, 1 12 Roden, Marvin, 96 Rogers, Clifford, 112 Rogers, Sally, I 12 Rogers, Steven, 67, 91 Rogers, Vick i, 1 18 Rolfe, Clifton, 49, 80, 121 ROM FRO, CHARLES, 49, 80. 121 Root, Wesley, 9 1 Roser, Ravmond, 1 12 Ross Donald, 112 Ross, Judv, I 12 Ross, Llovd,91 Ross, Rov, 1 18 Roths, Glen, 112 Rouse, Phillip, I 12 ROWE, MARIAN, 42, 78 Rowland, Jolene, 91 Ruegnitz, Roberta, 121 RUMSEY, EDNA, 81 Rush,StarIene, 1 12 Russell, Steve, 45, 112 Ryan, Mary, 51.91 -S Sailor, Tom, 91 Salmans, 59, 67, 112 Samp, Deborah, 33, 1 12 Sanders, James, I 12 Sawtelle, Debra. 56, 97 Scarlett, Barry, I 12 Scarlett, Claudia, 91 Scarlett, Fredrick, 1 12 Schatz, Donel,9l Schlesinger, Brenda, 54, I 12 Schmutz, Carol, 1 18 Schoonover, Bonnie, I 18 SCHOTTEL, IVAN L ,59, 61 Schottel, Stephanie, 45, 9 1 . 98 SCHOWALTFR, VIRGIE L., 79 Schreck, Richard, 1 I 2 Schroeder, Charles, 1 18 Schroeder, Linda, 30, 1 12 Schul, Deva, 13, 50, I 12 Schuler, Rodnev, 5, 40. 45, 46, 47, 48, 103. I 12 Schutt, John. 112 Schwemmer, Clarence, 9 1 Scobee, John, I 18 Scott, Jacqueline, 30, I I 2 Scribner. James, 5, 46, 47, 9 I Scribner, Marlene,92 Scritch field, Michael, 49, 1 12 SEAGER, RONALD, 52, 77 Seivley,Carol,42.92 Seivley, Timothy, 92 Selvage, Ferrell. 1 12 Serrano, Abraham, 63 Service, Ruth, I 12 SEYMOUR, ROY, 80 Shackelford, Ronnie, I 12 Shank, Linda, 1 I 2 Shank, Ronald. I 12 Sharp, Judv, 92 Sharshel, Fred, I 18 SHAW, DOROTHY, 79 Shaw, Robert. 1 18 Shepherd, Steven, 1 12 Shepherd, Vicki, 92 Sheridan, Rand , I I 3 Shields, Virgil, i 13 SHIPLEY, CURTIS, 25, 67, 77 Shipman, Dann . 92 Shipman, Jack, I 12 Shipman, Sandra, 52, 92 Shoemaker, Donald, 1 13 Shore, Richard, 92 Siegenthaler, James, 92 Siegrist, Linda, 1 13 Siemsen, Wendell, 92 Sil . Ronald. 58,92 Simmons, Kav, 52, 92 SIMMONS, LEWIS, 72 Sisscll, Robert, I 13 Skaggs, Ronald. I 18 Skidmore, George, I 13 Skinner, John, 42, 1 13 SK-NEACLUB, 42 Sluss, James, 97 Sluss. Sara, 92 Smerdon. Richard, 92 Smith, Alvm, I 18 Smith, Charlenc. I 13 Smith, David, I 13 Smith, Deborah. 1 IS Smith, Oregon . 113 Smith. John, 113 Smith, Kathv, 1 18 Smith, Leroy, 44. 59, I 1 3 Smith, Mary, 1 13 Smith, Michael. I 13 Smith, Olin, 1 13 Smith, Robert. I 18 Smyth, Tharan. I IS Sneider. Jane. 44 Sneller, Donna, 1 I 3 Snyder, Kenneth, 1 13 Solorio, Alfredo, 113 Somerville, Mark, 1 18 Sontag, Monte, 30, 42, 92 Sooter, David, 1 1 3 Southard, Bobby, 113 Spam, Allan, 92 Spaude, Ronald, 1 13 Spmden, Mary, 1 18 SPORTS SCOREBOARD, 70 Spring, Richard, 118 Sproul, Terry, 1 13 Squier, Donna, 1 13 STAATS, ANN, 79 Stallsmith, Mark, 113 St. Clair, Louis, 113 St. Clair, Michael, 113 STEBBINS, MARY, 79 Stephens, Craig, 53, 92 Stephens, Orban, 1 18 Stevens, Garv, I 13 Stewart, David, 52, 92 Stewart, Nicky, 92 Stiles, Bradley, 118 Stiles, Paul, 113 Stockwell, Harry, 92 Stone, Sandra, 30, 113 Stones, Dennis, 30, 58,59, 113 Stovall, Carl, 119 STOWERS, BERT, 80 STRAIN, JUDITH, 77 Strathman, Mark, 58, 113 Stratman, Edward, 119 Straughn. Dennis, 1 13 Strauss, William. I 13 Straw, Walter, 1 13 Stringer, Melvin, 92 Stroda, Linda, 97 Stroda, Vicki, 92 Strothman, Randy, 30, 1 1 3 Stucky, Berneta, i 13 Stucky, Bonnie, 52, 92 STUDENT COUNCIL, 40 STUDENT NURSING ASSOCIATION, 51 Sullivan, Barry, 92 Sullivan, Jerald, 1 19 Sullivan, Kathleen, 45, 1 13 Sundgren, David. 1 14 Sutter, Harold, 119 Swafford, Dale, 114 Swain, Janelle, 40, 1 14 Swanson, Patricia, 1 14 Swartz, Donna, I 14 Swartz, Kent, I 14 SWIFT, GEORGE E, 77 Swilley, Jeffrey, 92 -T — Tappehorn, Steve, 30 Tatom, James, 1 19 Taylor, Arthur, I 14 Taylor, Billy, 49, 92 Taylor, Gary, 1 14 Taylor, Nancy, I 14 Taylor, Richard, 92 Taylor, Timothy, 1 19 Teegarden, Laura, 1 14 Terhune, Mark, 92 Terrones, Fredric, 17, 92 Terrones, Mike, 48, 93 Tharp, Billy, 114 THEIS, PHILLIP H„ 69, 77 Thole, Norman, I 14 Thomas, David. I 7, 59, 93, 96 Thompson, Charles, 114 Thompson, Dennis, 44, 1 14 Thompson, Patrick, 1 14 Thompson, Paul, 1 19 Thorne, Jack, 63, 1 14 Thornton, Gary, I 14 Thornton, Amon, 44, 63, 93 Thornton, Linda, 1 19 Thornton, Willie, 58, 59, 93 Thurman, Mark, 1 14 Tice, Shirley, 1 14 Tillotson, Marsha, 119 Tilson. Darlene, 1 14 Tilson, Nancy, 1 14 Tiner, Carrie, 36, 1 14 Tiaden, Roger, 86, 93 TOBUREN, DON L, 77 TOEWS, MERLE, 77 Tomek, Deborah, 30, 40, 42, 93 Tones, Leonard, 23, 114 Towne, Carol, 40, 93 Townsley. William, 58, 59, 60, 62, 93 Travis, Pamela, 30, 45, 114 TRENT, BILL L., 78 Trimble, Charlotte, 1 14 Troutman, Max, 1 14 Turnbull, Beverly, 1 14 Turnbull, Errol, 1 14 Turner, Linda, 93 Turner, Norman, 58, 59, 93 Turner, Thomas, 1 19 Turntine, Carol, 42, 44, 93 Valerio, Orlando, 17, 30,31 Valverde, Larry, 93 VanArsdale, Mary, 93 Van Buren, Helen 1 15 Van Buren. Roosevelt. I 19 Vance. Pamela, 30,43, I 15 Vancil, Sharon, 93 Vandergnff, Bur ley, 36, 93 VanderMeyden, Dick, 1 1 5 VanderMeyden, Peggy, 49, I Van der Weele, Martin, 45, I Van Dever, Walter, 40 42, 9: Van Dolah, Douglas, 59, 58, Van Sickle, John, 115 Van Winkle, Thomas, 115 Vaughan, Victor, 44, 93 Vaughn, Vincent, 93 Vawter, Beverly, 1 1 5 VETERANS CLUB. 49 Vittitow, Jim, 93 VonEeldt, Rita, 97 Vogt, Patricia, I 15 Voth, David, 29, 30, 97, 115 Voth, Thomas, 48 15 15 w Wade, Earl, 115 Wagner, Kenneth, I 1 5 Ward, Susan, 97 Wakefield, Ruby, I 15 WALBOURN, EDWIN J., 19, 73 Walbndge, Garv, 97 Waldorf, Keith, ' 49, 97 Wallace, Loil, 115 Walter, Sandra, 30, 115 Waltman, Craig, 1 1 5 WALTMAN, MARIE, 78 Waltman, Richard, 119 Ward, Alan, 115 Ward, Randall, 115 Ward, Debbie, 1 1 5 Ward, Howard, 119 Ward, James, 97 Ward, Richard, 49, 1 15 Wardlaw, Michael, 119 Warkentine, Jack, 30, 58, 59, 97 Wasinger, Kathy, 97 Wasinger, Sherri, I I 5 WATKINS, LEONA, 77 Watson, Robert, 115 Wayman, Linda, 48, 115 Weaver, Alfred, 115 Weaver, William, 30, 63, 115 WEBB, FRED, 77 Weber, David, 1 1 5 Weber, Leroy, 97 Weber, Norma, I 1 5 Weishaar, Janet, 1 15 Welk, Kenneth, 30, 66, 67, 115 Wenrich, Debra, 30, 3 1 , 43, 45, 1 1 5 Wewell, Jerald, 115 Whalen, Gary, 97 Wheaton, Rolla, 97 Wheeler, Michael, 97 WHIPPLE, GERALD, 80 WHIPPLE, LELIA, 81 White, John, 1 19 White, Stephen, 1 15 White, Theodore, 97 WHITESIDE, DONNA, 81 WHITESIDE, JOYCE, 79 Whiting, Jay, 1 15 Whitman, Jackie, 97 Whitney, Beth, 45, 115 Whitson, William, 1 15 Whitt, Katharine, 49, 115 Whitworth, Bradley, 1 15 Wick, Robert, 1 1 5 Widener, Robert, 97 Wiens, Denise, 30, 53, 1 1 5 Wiens, Melvin, 1 1 5 Wiggins, Bert, I 19 Wilber, Michael, 115 Wilcox, Paul, 115 Wilhite, Richard. 115 Willhite. Gary, 43, 58, 59, 115 Willhite, Myron, 1 15 Williams, Michael, 97 Williams, Paul. 30, 115 Williams, Teresa, I 1 5 Willmore, Mark. 1 15 Wilson, Bonnie, 1 15 Wilson, Freddy, 97 Wilson, Gayle, 120 Wilson, Keith, 63, 65, 97 Wilson, Michael, 120 WILSON, RONALD D, 74 Wilson, Thomas, 120 Wilson, William, 65 WISCHROPP, THEODORE, 43, 77 Wisdom, Mike 120 Wolf, Alvin Thomas, 43, 119 Wolf, Mark, 119 Woodard, Lucius, 44, 45, 48, 97 Woods, Garralyn, 44, 97 Woodworth, Dennis, 30, 1 19 Woolf, Allen, 30, 119 Worrell, David, 119 Wrampe, Ronald, 97 Wrampe, Susan, 46, 97 Wright, David, 119 Wright, Gaylan, 1 19 Wyant, Larry, 97 Wyant, Laura, 1 19 Wyss, Loretta, 97 Y — Yarbrough, Larry, 120 Yeager, Michael, 120 Yockey, Donald, 120 York, Sheryl, 56, 99, 120 Young, Brad, 120 Young, Flo, 120 Young, Marsha, 69, 120 Young, Terry, 97 Younkin, Gerald, 97 Zacharias, Ned, 97 Zane, Allen, 97 Ziegler, Doris, 120 Zlab, Randi, 56, 120 ZUERCHER, DENNIS, 80 I