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Steve Mcintosh, KEYN news director, speaks at the journalism banquet while Bill Bidwell and John Reinhart listen. Sharon Mason pores over her women ' s news story. Grant Vance pauses a moment to think. 28 Campus Community
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Ecology Club The Ecology Club is open to students and faculty members interested in environmental problems. Members contribut- ed to the Swift scholarship fund and voted to purchase trees for beautifying the campus. The club also made plans for satel- lite ecology clubs in neighbor- ing high schools. Meetings fea- tured ecology films and guest speakers. Students buy goodies at the Ecology Club ' s bake sale. f imp Ww Ecology Club, Front Row: Kent Doll, president; Patti Schmidt, secretary; Cheryl Van Cleave, treasurer; Mrs. Brandner, sponsor; Row Two: Elaine Sommerhauser, Dixie Grier, Lila Rohr, Debra Sibley, Leann Hoyt, Miriam Baber; Row Three: Mr. Theis, sponsor; David Fraser, Raymond Meritt, Virgil Moralez, Barbara Knieling, Jan Taylor, Edward Scott, Mr. Fuller, Mr. Hiebert; Row Four: Den- nis Hile, Jess Plummer, Raymond Mcintosh, Mark Gale, Stan Cox, Reid Dennis, Ron Downing, and Joe Weller. Campus Community 27
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The Lantern The Lantern is the student newspaper published weekly at BCCJC. Editors John Reinhart and Jim Cobb, assisted by an efficient staff and advised by Bill Bidwell, reported the news, critiqued plays, books, and records, and recorded and photographed the campus events of the year. Twenty-one staff members were honored at the fifth annual journalism banquet held in December. Bill Bidwell, advisor, and John Reinhart, first semester editor-in-chief, discuss some copy for The Lantern. — 1.4 Tim Browning, Doris Knott, and Dave Sooter, staff members, and Joe Moreland, business manager, work diligently on a weekly Lan- tern assignment. Campus Community 29
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