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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1977 volume:

■ ■■ Ml II itlllll I THE GRIZZLY ' Butler County Community College El Dorado, Kansas 1977 ol □ ooo Contents Administration 9 Faculty 18 Sports 33 Activities 47 Sophomores 65 Freshmen 76 imiimjwjii m y Butler County, Butter County - ■ ' ■ .  — - ' ■• Mr ■ ' ■ ■ - - Sfc • iMiiiaim AiuiflwnBBitwaawRK ' wwiimiiiu. ' imiiJ hwmi m ' iK wro «i  re«ii areM Muiiiiiiii immmwimmmim live ' in dur As ' the young and restless ' of Butler County, Butler County ' search for tomorrow ' in ' another — world ' wider glare of the guiding light ' ' all my children ' discover that ' as the world turns ' they have ' only one life to these troublesome ' da lives. ' On another part of Butler County, Butler County campus we find ' friends and lovers ' standing on the ' edge of night ' discovering their ' love of life ' as ' somerset ' slowly sinks on the campus leaving ' rich man, poor main alike looking for his ' roots. ' ooc Student Life m Brickley Named Jan Brickley, El Dorado sophomore, was elected Homecoming Queen by the student body for the 1976 football season. She was crowned at half time of the Hutchinson game on November 6. Ms. Brickley was attended by Beverly Bickham and Cindy Johnson. The Queen was escorted by Dave Gentzler (upper right). Ms. Bickham was escorted by Riley Hughs (lower left). Ms. Johnson was escorted by Mike West (lower right). A Homecoming dance was held Saturday evening after the game. Homecoming Royalty The Guiding Light ' ooc I can sum up my feelings about the school year in one word, successful, successful in terms of our student body. Your interest, enthusiasm and cooperation make our college really live. It has also been successful in terms of our board of trustees, and our faculty and staff, all working together to offer the best education and training available anywhere. It has also been successful in terms of our community, the support and personal involvement they are providing to make our programs and services meaningful to all. — CARL HEINRICH K ' 1 ■ m. T 10 — r President Serves First Full Term President Carl Heinrich completed his first full academic year as the top administrator of BCCC this spring. Under his administration the college enjoyed a slight increase in enrollment while many colleges throughout the state suffered decreases in enrollment. Dr. Heinrich has encouraged an open policy with students and joins them in many of their activities. He encouraged the reactivation of the Student Council and homecoming activities. The president also made himself available at open forums where he listened to the concerns of the students. Dr. Heinrich hopes to go on record as having a totally open administration. n Administrators change Administrators duties vary with their departments. William Cummins as Dean of Students is in charge of all student activities. Ev. Kohls took over for the retiring Leonard McKinney as Registrar at the end of first semester. The Registrar oversees admissions and transcripts of all students. David R. (Nubs) Nelson is Superintendent of Grounds a Buildings. Jim Chamberlain is Director of Financial Affairs. He oversees all monies coming in and going out. Ron Wilson Dean of Instruction, is in charge of all curriculum offered at BCCC. He is also director of all faculty personnel. Ted Wischropp is the Director and Coordinator of the Outreach program. WILLIAM CUMMINS EV. KOHLS LEONARD MCKINNEY DAVID R. NELSON n mini • wmi JIM CHAMBERLAIN RON WILSON TED WISCHROPP 12 « ' ' -- H r r 1 M , IJL 1 - ' , 1 4 A DR. G. E. KASSEBAUM Chairman Trustees make big decisions Ail major decisions concerning BCCC must be made by the Board of Trustees. The Board discussess such things as new programs, hiring of new faculty members, major purchases, and any physical changes or additions to the campus. One of the major policies put into effect this year by the Trustees is the addition of a new carpentry program. The Board of Trustees is elected by the voters of this county. The Board members are Edward Jones (Chairman), E. F. Adams, James D. Hittle, Wayne Livingston, Dr. G. E. Kassebaum, and Ralph Unger. E. F. ADAMS k HmhBBHBHB JAMES D. HITTLE WAYNE LIVINGSTON EDWARD JONES RALPH UNGER 13 Library holds wealth THE L. W. NIXON LIBRARY holds a wealth of information in its collection of books, magazines, and audio-visual aids such as films, film-strips, slides and records. Hugh Richardson, librarian, directs the operation which is unique in that it is the busiest operation on the campus with the least professional help. Richardson (2) is assisted by (1) Marie Waltman; (3) student help; (4) Rosemary Kelly. Not pictured are Ann Schaper, part time media consultant; and Patty Mc Dermeit, audio-visual assistant. 14 mmmmmmmmm Goal: all students THE COUNSELORS meet all students who are enrolled at least once during the students ' school career. Some students visit the office many times. The staff includes: (1) Judy Strain, counselor; (2) Bill Trent, guidance director; (3) Laurina Hofen, work-study student, and Glenda Harmon, secretary to counseling; (4) Vic Bland, counseling and place- ment. 15 Coaches change Coaches were in a new lineup this year with Curt Shipley taking over as Athletic Director. Dale Remsberg became head football coach. Jim Hooten and Paul Hoffman were added as assistant football coaches. Pictured are (1) Jeanette Malone, women ' s volleyball coach and physical education; (2) Shipley, basketball coach and Athletic Director; (3) Gene Arnold, assistant basketball coach and physical education; (4) Remsberg (STANDING); Hooten and Hoffman. Not pictured: Ollie Isom, cross country and acting head track coach; Ev Kohls, women ' s basketball coach. 16 14 17 THE LANGUAGE ARTS division offers English composition, speech, American and British literature, (1) Don Toburen, division chairman and English; (2) Pat Lowrance, speech and English; (3) Jo Ann Rogers, English and yearbook; (4) David Longfellow, Eng- lish; (5) Sue Beattie, English and business; (6) Larry Patton, theatre and speech; (7) Betty Prohodsky, English; (8) Bill Bidwell, journalism. mm m - : Offerings are many THE BUSINESS DIVISION is one o f the largest divisions at Butler County. It is made up of five sections: business administration, data processing, accounting, office education, and marketing. (1) Jay Brinkmeyer, data processing; (2) Darell Erikson, Business administration; (3) Herman Ogg, marketing; (4) Shirley Longfellow, office education; (5) Howard Clements, division chairman of business education; (6) David Panton, data processing; (7) Ronald Seager, office education; (8) Betty Tighe, office machines; (9) Randall Morehead, data processing. M 21 Math-Science ranges THE MATHEMATICS-SCIENCE division offers courses ranging from the metric system to calculus, from general science to human anatomy. Most students at BCCC find themselves enrolled in this division whether seeking graduation requirements or working on pre-professional courses. (1) Patricia Couger, mathematics; (2) Elmo Nash, mathematics; (3) Phil Theis, biological science; (4) Gayle Krause, division chairman, mathematics; (5) Wilfred Pettus, physical science; (6) Richard Gregory, mathematics, physical science; (7) Clyde Hiebert, physical science; (8) Charles Fuller, biological science- ■i ■ •■• i iiifrjilittii ' ' t ■ ■ 2 assstaMt ssasiM: «« Arts offer culture THE FINE ARTS division represents the cultural side of life on the campus. Courses are offered in drama, vocal and instrumental music, and all aspects of creative art. Faculty members are: (1) Robert Chism, art division chairman; (2) Robert Anderson, vocal and instrumental music; (3) Marjorie Marsh, music; (4) Lynn Havel, art. n V_ 1 IPi i iriSi f ■Hi 26 Nursing program progresses The first graduating class of nurses since the department ' s reorganization two years ago is slated to receive the associate degree this year. In addition to the training the nursing candidates rceived at BCCC, the students also took clinic in area hospitals. The campus instructional staff includes Dolores Gwinup (nursing director), Marilyn K,GHT) N Fra to Schulze, and Ruth Frantz. Part time instructors j0 se Pinaies, cu include Deborah Hinnen and Jonetta Kelly. and Myrtle Ped NURSING STAFF members include (UPPER LEFT) Shulze; (UPPER RIGHT) Frantz. (LOWER PHOTO) The staff gives a birthday party for Jose Pinaies, custodian. Shown are Shulze, Hinnen, Pinaies, Gwinup and Myrtle Pedden, nursing secretary. Vo-tech offered THE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION division at Butler County gives students both classroom and practical experience. In addition to the regularly enrolled college students, other students are enrolled in federally funded vocational programs also offered in the division. Industrial education has faculty members teaching courses in auto mechanics, auto body, welding and electronics. Pictured are (1) John Anderson, automotive technology; (2) Kenneth Goering, auto body; (3) Arden Good, auto body; (4) Dennis Martens, machine technology; (5) Burl Arbogast, electronics; (6) Edward Fitzpatrick, welding; (7) Don Mangles, division chairman, automotive technology. £ ?8 29 A secretary is A GOOD SECRETARY is behind every good administrator, and this good secretary plays a very important part in the day to day operations of BCCC ' s campus. The average secretary on campus is neat, trim, pleasant, knowledgeable, and female. Pictured are (1) Nancy Collins, secretary to the Athletic Department; (2) Diane Osborn, receptionist and PBX operator; (3) Wanda Dillmon, secretary to the President; (4) Mary Conrad, secretary to Maintenance Department; (5) Pat Place, secretary to Dean of Students; (6) Dorothy Shaw, financial office; (7) Emma Leonard, machines operator; (8) Gladys Snodgrass, Registrar ' s office; (9) Kim Cool, Registrar ' s office; (10) Barbara Coonrod, secretary, Dean of Instruction; (11) Jean Ann Dunham, financial office. (Other secretaries are pictured elsewhere in the book.) 30 v J .1 Maintenance. . always THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT has a 365 day a year job keeping the buildings, grounds, and campus automobiles in good order. Nubs Nelson is superintendent of buildings and grounds. Pictured are (2) Nelson; (3) Jose Pinales, custodian; (4) Duane Dauber, mechanic and plumber and Roy Seymour, coordinator of custodial services; (5) Herman Tisch, custodian. Not pictured are Dennis Zuercher, coordinator of campus grounds. 4 i One Life To Live We ' ll certainly miss our sophomores next year, Debbie Prewitt, Cynthia Price, Cindy Johnson and Tanya Eastin. But we ' ll have a good and strong team next year with lots of returning freshmen. — Malone . ■■ ■ ;..■ ■ . j 34 WOMEN GRIZZLIES who suited up for volleyball include (FRONT ROW, L. TO R.) Rita Love, Tanya Eastin, Debbie Prewitt, Cynthia Price, Renee Pearson, Rose Robidou, Jan Cole, Barbara Griffen, Rilinde Harris. SECOND ROW, Cindy Johnson, Susan McElroy, Susan Uhlenhop, Terri Johnson, Ju- die Hampton, Marilyn Ragan. Returning sophomore players are Eastin, Prewitt and Price. The women ' s volleyball team finished the season with 14 wins and 15 losses. The team went into regionals at Pratt with a 14-14 record. Tournaments in which the team participated included Hutchinson, Pratt, and St. John ' s at Winfield. The female Grizzlies tied for second place at the Hutchinson tournament. Squad members included four sophomores and nine freshmen. Jeanette Malone was coach for the team. Butler hosted a quadrangular meet and one match on the home court. Early in the season the women had a record of six wins and no losses but they went into a slump at mid-season. 35 S gH .■■ ' , -i- ■ ' ' ' - ' wm mm ' ' %- ' _■■ ■■? ' ■■ HI (PUS Coach Ollie Isom ' s cross country team, although plagued by injuries, sickness and bad luck, had a respectable season with first place finishes at the Allen County and Haskell Invitationals and a second place at Region VI. Fred Torneden and John Lara led the squad with either one or the other running first man throughout the season. Torneden, while competing against 250 runners at the W.S.U. Gold Classic, placed eleventh overall while winning the juco division. Lara ran 25:13 for five miles when he took second at the Butler County Invitational. Torneden and Tom Vernon competed at the NJCAA meet in Farmindale, N.Y. placing 44th and 65th respectively in a field of 270 runners. : CROSS COUNTRY team members include (FRONT ROW, L. TO R.) Cal Ledbetter, Ken Beckman, Kent Gray, Mark Eddy, Rex Roney. SECOND ROW, Coach Ollie Isom, Dan Heal y, Dan Schleicher, Lorenzo Anderson, Fred Torneden, Tim Aiken, Tom Vernon, Bill Myers. Not pictured, Roger Rudiger, Steve Miller, Mark Jorns, John Lara. ShHhP ScSq — l BL- TOM VERNON JOHN LARA FRED TORNEDEN LO ANDERSON AND BILL MYERS COACH OLLIE ISOM ups and downs . The Butler football team, in Dale Remsberg ' s first season as head coach, had its ups and downs but finished with a respectable season of 4-6. The Grizzlies, who finished 3-5 in League play, won some big games over Ft. Scott and Independence but bowed to some lesser teams. The Coffeyville Red Ravens took the League for the second straight year. Butler County did some damage to some teams who had the Jayhawk League title in sight since the League was undecided until the final game between Independence and Coffeyville. The Grizzlies had three men named to the All- League team: Hiram Wright, offensive back; Reggie Pope, offensive guard; Robbie Butler, defensive back. Bob Stallbaumer was named to the second team as a tight end. HOOTEN, REMSBERG, HOFFMAN 8i ' : Q 31 l ll rrt l ?JS FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS include (FRONT ROW FROM L.) Bill Maness, Scott Michels, Lance Wheeler, Dave Gentzler, Max Hoyt, Billy Giesen, Kelly Whittington, Rusty Mirt, Ron Beeler, Robbie Butler, Chris Schoenhofer. SECOND ROW, Leo Rucker, Greg Simpson, Tom Briceland, Dana Anderson, Richard Woods, Bob Stallbaumer, Mark Osborn, Guy Kincaid, Brian Thomp- son, Paul Haunschild. THIRD ROW, Dan Ludwig, Doug Oliver, Bruce Fisher, Rob Tennyson, Dave Sanger, Bruce Layton, Reggie Pope, Jimmy DeWitt, Hiram Wright, Matt Cannon, FOURTH ROW, Steve Ingmire, Jeff Wilson, Dan Reeder, Brad Jones, Randy Redford, Harlan Hassen, Harold Bowen, John Wright. 1 WE THEY Haskell 14 7 Ft. Scott 26 7 Dodge City 6 Coffeyville 55 Cowley County 44 6 Highland 7 27 Independence 27 19 Garden City 10 44 Hutchinson 13 43 Pratt 9 19 41 Women Grizzlies win tournament Returning for its second season in intercollegiate competition was the BCCC women ' s basketball team. The female cagers finished first in the Allen Coun- ty Tournament with a third place finish in the Cloud County Tournament. Two-thirds of the way through the season (book press time) the women ' s team stood with a 6-7 record. Although the team was hurt by injuries, Coach Ev Kohls said that the women played extremely well. Two of the most decisive wins included a 69-46 victory over Southeast Nebraska and a 59 to 49 win over Allen County. Six members of the team were sophomores. i 1 The Grizzly basketball team lost a lot of close ones this season but stili showed some bright spots with team power by defeating Garden City 84-55, Cloud County 98- 85, and Seward County 74-72. BCCC also took second in its own invitational tournament. The Bears who had a hard time holding a lead all sea- son played in quite a few overtime and double overtime games, often losing by a small point margin. The Grizzlies were paced this season by All Conference sophomore Robert Cox from Camden, N.J. Cox lead the league in scoring and was sixth in rebounding. Cox was nominated for Ail-American, the first player Coach Curt Shipley has nominated since taking over the head coach- ing job. Three-quarters through the season (book press time) the Grizzlies stood at 8 wins and 13 losses. . 1 44 BiSUQCaK«K4fflffi f£a l BASKETBALL TEAM members include (FRONT ROW FROM LEFT) Ford. SECOND ROW: Coach Curt Shipley, Damion Strohmeyer, Bill left Shipley (trainer), Sonny Stewart. Monte Provence. Bob Cox, Brooks, David Pontius, Rick Winneger, Anthony Billings, Bret Dew- Roger Scovell, Marshall Parker, Steve Morgan, Alvin Holmes, Brad ey, Ben Castile, Gene Arnold (assistant coach). 45 Spirit was produced for the Grizzlies by the hard work of the cheerleading squad. The cheerleaders generated enthusiasm for all athletic competitive events these past seasons both at home and on the road. A pep band was backing up the group. The Honeybears drill team provided entertainment by performing precise drill routines at the home football and basketball games. The drill team also participated in parades at El Dorado, Augusta and Arkansas City. Jeanette Malone acted as sponsor for both groups. iHJ ' li|| v CHEERLEADERS (LEFT) include Jan Cole, Traci Ramsey, Joann Allison, Cynthia Price, Diane Wiens. HONEYBEARS per- forming in a parade are (FRONT) Cherie Little, Pam McLean, Tanya Eas- tin, (BACK ROW) Anita May, Laura Harden, Terry Shaw. Not pictured are Cheryl Johnson, Leonna Miller, Rita Love. .. •■ .. . . ' ■■ v SJ  . 4T ■£ £? 5- ' ' H .4 £ Ai, ' LOVE OF LIFE ' STARRING STUCO LANTERN DECA GRIZZLY CAST OF HUNDREDS Musical groups present programs THE NEW HORIZONS is a contemporary vocal musical ensemble under the direction of Robert D. Anderson. They have presented concerts both locally and on-the-road. (UPPER PHOTO L. TO R.) Tanya Eastin, Judy Wedman, Jim Leach, Mike West, Marsha Stahl, Herb Lowrance, Bill Maness, Nancy Boyer, Cherri Little. (LOWER PHOTO L. TO R.) Bill Maness, Nancy Boyer, Stacy Pick- ard, Judy Wedman, Marsha Stahl, Tanya Eastin, Peggy Hearne, Greg Leafty, Jim Leach. THE BAND (both jazz and pep) is small in number but belies the fact with the music it puts forth. Robert Anderson is director. The pep band played for all the home football games and many of the basket- ball games. Members of the pep band received yellow windbreaker jackets as gifts from the Lions Club. Instrumentalists pictured on the opposite page include Bruce Dunfee on the trombone; Charlotte Often, trombone; Barry Phillips, guitar; Roger Sooby, saxophone; Joann Blecha, piano. 4Q DECA gives service Members of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) at BCCC began a marketing improvement research project this year in Augusta for the Chamber of Commerce there with great success. Dr. Herman Ogg is the director of the marketing technology program and DECA sponsor. DECA sponsored the Muscular Dystrophy marathon dance on the campus which resulted in raising $500 in pledges for the fund. DECA was host also to the annual Career development Conference and Contest in the spring for post secondary schools in Kansas. CRAIG HAMILTON and Charles Melsoni display the trophies they won tor receiving the most pledges for the Muscular Dystrophy Dance-A-Thon sponsored by the DECA group on campus . Melsoni won first prize, and Hamilton second place. OFFICERS of the Distributive Education Clubs of America at BCCC include (FRONT ROW, L. TO R.) Mona Boone, parliamentarian; Charlotte Gardner, secretary; Kathy Mayes, vice-president; (BACK ROW) Craig Hamilton, project chairman; Brian Forsythe, treasurer; Mark Hale, president. Herman Ogg is sponsor of the group. 50 51 nrollment up, still climbs RICK DULLEA item News Editor n unofficial count of the 1976 enrollment has been sased by Leonard J. Kinney, registrar, and a c ' iay, Aug. 20, 1.5 e enroll ' e, this year ' s figure is not a true total as enrollment is not completed yet. This leaves enrolled location? i C oO , ° Vxoo V s s ..xAjl, ,1. Klinthills O slated  iarge program and SV • to Zt best u o co JTpsdaV t t ° AB - here 5 etwe SOtv, slcV d what has been utler. The rally er the stairs at 24. Jed th « x vi e .r ° vC theDi cjV 1 !? V. Nixc S ' -Pt. flany im es ' - students felt that the pep rally s a grea „ cess because of student turnout, lie pep rally featured the Butler County Community jlege cheerleaders and members of Stuco. The perleaders provided the yelling and Stuco en- itained the onlookers with a skit with several Jetes from the football and cross-crontry program. O c a o u 00 § g : a, o .. S c 5 CO ■ - O CO coou -£ o fa «-H CO CO ■ - £ tic II 2 o o 03 V Ming Nov. 1, Butler County v QUv celebrating ' Spirit 1 ornooon a s c ° n ° iudes n ° v - e f jotball game. Spirit wt. A involve a different slogan for each day of the week, in order to generate school enthusiasm during Homecoming, according to Cindy Price, a cheerleader. Vernon go By DAVE GENTZLER Lantern Staff Reporter Fred Torneden and Tom Vernon will be the lone representatives of Butler County at the National Cross Country Meet at Farmingdale, N.Y., Saturday. The Grizzly team qualified to go to the NJCAA meet, but Tim Aiken has a sprained ankle and John Lara K oc '  «• past couph is ready to Coach 01 is no way without ou Without 1 wouldn ' t b The slogans for each day are : Monday — Stomp ' em Day: everyone wears any type of boots; Tuesday — Overall Day: wear overalls; Wednesday — 50s Day: dress in style of 1950s; Thursday — Hats Off to the Grizzlies Day: wear any hat; Friday — Purple Gold Day: Heinrich pleased with enthusiasm TW3MY0.HM3MU OTIC )r. Carl Heinrich met with Clents for the first open pion this year in the Purple I Gold Room of the Student ion Tuesday. The meetings 1 be continued on a monthly lis. ' I ' m pleased with the en- siasm of the students at the tball games this year and Heinrich said. Included for this is a pep assembly 10 ajn. Friday. Reading of the was discussed members to help 1 informed of activi The Stuco-faci game will be play Fa re we I to Butch NAME IS GERALD FORD... unners triumph iAVE GENTZLER era Staff Reporter WRENCE, Kan. — Butler ty ' s cross country team d off an impressive win The Lantern Sports Butch no longer roams the campus as if he owned it Butch, the campus dog and the only permanent res pad. ¥ lis lifeless body was found last week along the bus st Traffic way, where a car or semi — no one ta re — struck him down. HE HAD BEEN wandering down the four4ane tm utheast of the campus in recent days to play with i toe new friends. He liked that venture and he ret e time too many. The little honey-c ' A pooch had made the car •a i — t-h Basketball Homecoming Queen Debbie Prewitt King Robert Cox 53 STUDENT COUNCIL offi- cers (LEFT) are Cindy Johnson, Rex Roney and Jan Brickley. Stuco soft- ball team includes (L. TO R.) Sharon Ruddick, So- nja Sommers, Rex Roney, Debbie Prewitt, Jan Brick- ley, Mike West, Cindy Johnson and Nancy Nel- son. Shane Krause, the star pitcher, not pictured. Student council reorganizes After a one-year absence, Student Council was brought back to life by a nucleus of students who elected themselves officers. Three sophomores were elected; Jan Brickley, president; Rex Roney, vice- president; and Cindy Johnson, secretary-treasurer. Everett Kohls and Sue Beattie are sponsors. Stuco sponsored dances, pep rallies, bonfires, Friday night flicks, spirit weeks, and the homecoming ceremonies. The stuco stars defeated the faculty 16-12 in a benefit softball game for the United Way. The stars raised $75 in donations. 54 NURSING CLUB officers are (FRONT ROW FROM L.) Debbie Daetwiler, secretary-treasurer; Judy D ' An- nunzio, president; Ray Hoffman, vice-president. SECOND ROW, Paula Storey, Roberta Trimmell, Stu- dent Council representatives. Judy Holliday, faculty representative is not pictured. Nurse ' s club raises money Students enrolled in the nursing program at Butler took time out of their busy schedules this year to prepare goodies several times for bake sales held by the Nursing Club as fund raising projects. The Club was working toward accummulating enough funds to send all the student nurses to a convention in Florida. The Nursing Club promotes interest and professionalism in that chosen health field among the students. r s : - ;.. ' ♦ ! i Parties liven dorm There ' s no place like home, and to one- hundred and twelve men and women attending BCCC, home is the dorm. There are ten students from out-of state and two foreign students living in the dorm. Under the guidance of housemother Nita Moriarty, students enjoy parties, fiestas, and dances. She also provides counseling and assistance to dorm residents. The student union provides dorm residents and all other students with activities such as pool, ping pong, and television. The cafeteria located in the student union supplies the students with three meals a day. Bookstore facilities are also housed in the student union Jmitun The Lantern ' leads way THE LANTERN, the weekly newspaper published by BCCC students, has won high honors in both state and national contests. Each week its appearance on the campus is awaited with pleasure by most, and with trepidation by some since The Lantern ' tells it Like it is. Bill Bidwell is the adviser. Staff members shown include (1) Bidwell; (2) Mike Kettem an, editor both semesters; (3) Ric Dullea, news editor, first semester; (4) Tom Vernon, business manager, both semesters. -s awtomnfl i Mmuim i K ■■. Yearbook uses talent THE GRIZZLY is the yearbook produced by the yearbook classes at BCCC. The task of putting out an annual requires varied talents including writing, art, layout, and photography. Jo Ann Rogers is adviser for the yearbook. Students in the class included in photo (2) are (FROM LEFT) Fred Torneden, staff artist; Kathy Cartwright; Brad Neighbors, staff photographer; Dave Gentzler; Darla Astin; Morie Ellis. Mrs. Rogers is shown in photo (1). Contributing photographers will be listed in the spring supplement to the yearbook. . gftfutai ,■•- 61 ' Scapino ' opens drama Scapino opened the fall dramatic season in Octo- ber. The play was directed by Larry S. Patton, in his first year at Butler. Scapino is the story of how two wayward Italian youths employ a suave, handsome smooth-talker to help them excape their father ' s wrath for marrying without parental consent. The cast included: Jim Price, Jim Leach, Shane Krause, Mark Gray, Troy Barnt, Greg Leafty, John Hamm, Cindy Simon, Debbie Whitson, Gail Tackett, Lonne Brown, David Bennett, Jack Baker, and Tanya Eastin. (1) Krause, Simon. (2) Krause, Bennett, Eastin. (3) Gray, Simon. Opposite page: (1) Leafty, Hamm. (2) Krause. (3) Barnt, Krause. (4) Gray, Hamm. (5) Leach, Krause. 62 Albee hits successful Two Edward Albee plays, Zoo Story, and The American Dream, headed the second dramatic pre- sentation directed by Larry Patton. The encounter of a respected, young executive and an obnoxious transient on a park bench in Central Park is the setting of Zoo Story. The American Dream is a one-act abstract vaude- ville sketch. The story typifies the well-to-do American middle class family in today ' s age of automation and mechanized men and women. Members of the cast were: Jim Leach, Cindy Simon, Tanya Eastin, Gail Tackett, Greg Leafty. Members of Zoo Story consisted of: Shane Krause and Troy Barnt. Picture are: (1) Tackett. (2) Eastin, Simon, Leafty, Leach. (3) Barnt, Krause. i rnmmmnn 64 The Young And The Restless ' Starring The Freshman And Sophomores J L 00 -( 65 Ai-Bo Sophomores lead campus activities The sophomores are small in number, but large in accomplishments this year on the campus. Prime movers for the reinstitution of student government after it was disbanded last year were found in the ranks of the sophomores. Star performers in men ' s and women ' s athletics including cross country, football, basketball, vol- leyball, track came from the second year ranks. A strong second year group of student journal- ists emerged to form the nuclei for the staffs of The Lantern and The Grizzly. Timothy Aiken Wichita Alvin Aitken Wichita Kim Alexander Wichita Joan Allison Belle Plaine Robert Andrews Jr. El Dorado Phil Ashlock Toronto Daniel Ast Wichita Bernice Baker Mulvane Jack Baker Augusta Sheryle Baker El Dorado Mary Ball El Dorado Alvin Ballin Cambridge Troy Barnt El Dorado Lenea Beckham El Dorado Kenny Beckman Wichita Ron Beeler Towanda Bradle y Beeson Douglass Mona Boone Augusta Ronald Bourne El Dorado Harold Bowen Wichita Jan Brickley El Dorado Sharon Briggs Wichita Diana Brooks Wichita Julie Broomfield Augusta Myron Brown Eureka Susan Brown Wellington William Burtchet El Dorado Ida Burton Wichita Robert Butler Wichita Raymond Cahill Wichita Jolene Camp Moline Michael Campa Wichita Donna Carter Mulvane Jeanette Carter Eureka Kathy Cartwright Wichita Albert Causey Wichita Mary Chambers El Dorado Lynna Church El Dorado Rolland Church El Dorado Nancy Clark Eureka Norman Clark Augusta Ruth Clark El Dorado Jill Coble Moline Br-Cr Gene Cochran Wichita Janet Conn El Dorado Dona Conner Belle Plaine Joyce Cooper Augusta Robert Cox Jr. Camden, NJ Gary Crandall Wichita - . MBaMMunmsam T) m W — $ ' a A Cyndee Hale Andover Steven Hale Andover Rex Hall Wellington Craig Hamilton El Dorado Robert Hamrnon El Dorado Laura Harden Dorado Torn Harmon Chene Ruth Harvey El Dorado Paul Haunschiid Kansas City, MO Roger Hoskin Augusta Jo-KI Richard Hoover Eureka Stephen Hopper Andover Sheryl Houck Augusta Floyd Hull Sedan Sheryl Hutchins Geuda Springs Steven Ingmire White City Elizabeth James Augusta Sharron Jansson Wichita Nicholas Jiminez Wichita Cindy Johnson Cassoday Lisa Johnson Santa Maria Bradley Jones Boothwyn, Pa Bryon Jones Mulvane Dana Jordan El Dorado Eric Joyce El Dorado • : -7. 2eeM; Michael Kaufman Potwin Diane Kelley El Dorado Mike Ketteman Wichita Debra Kilgore El Dorado Bradley King El Dorado Louise King El Dorado Diane Kirkpatrick Towanda Doreen Kittle . Augusta David Kliewer El Dorado James Kling El Dorado Sophomores Kn-Ma Coeta Knowles El Corado Susan Kohman Augusta Shane Krause El Dorado Robert Kreller El Dorado Danny Lacoss Wichita Bruce Larsen Burns James Leach El Dorado Gregory Leafty Wichita Cal Ledbetter Winchester Edith Leiker El Dorado Stacey Levitt Mulvane James Lewellyn Greenwich Joseph Lill Towanda Regenia Lindenbaum Augusta Diane Linot Rose Hill Daren Linnell Leon Jan Livingston El Dorado Richard Livingston Wichita Connie Logsdon Douglass I Ben Lore El Dorado ■ • ' ■••.. Randy Lore .. . ' ' ■ ' . El Dorado ' [ m Darrel Lowmaster El Dorado ■ ' ' .•; ' Sain Herbert Lowrance • El Dorado ■• ' HMBffl Douglas Ludwig BH m Florence Lovis Lynch El Dorado John Lynn El Dorado Paul Malcom Augusta Dale Manchion Derby Diane Marsh Wellington 71 V Ma- Pa Kathleen Mayes . Wichita Bruce McAllister El Dorado Karla McCoy Augusta Ruth McCullough Wichita Susan McDermett Rosalia David McElroy Augusta Watie McGlothlin Wichita Richard McKnown El Dorado Creig McLaughlin El Dorado Bryan McLinden El Dorado P lrv 1 Kelly Mirt Wellington Russell Mirt Wellington Ronald Moore Wichita Steve Morgan White City Kathleen Muth El Dorado Becky Nelson Whitewater Jerry Nelson Wichita Nancy Nelson El Dorado Terry Nixon El Dorado Narianne Norris El Dorado Curtis Northrop Towanda Verdella O ' Brien El Dorado Mark Oliver El Dorado Kristin Olson Eureka Lewis Patterson Wichita Michael McNown Towanda Scot Michels Augusta Judy Middleton El Dorado Thomas Mikkelson Augusta Janet Milliken Douglas Marcia Mills Wichita Sophomores Pe-Sa t 9k it ■fi.. Susan Petersen Augusta Barry Phillips Augusta Jim Phillips El Dorado Marilyn Phillips Augusta Stacy Pickard Augusta Edward Pierce Augusta Randy Pinkerton Argonia Kathy Plumley Andover Paul Poe El Dorado David Pontious Argonia Augustus Pope Windsor, Gt. Harold Powers El Dorado Debbie Prewitt Cassoday Cynthia Price Reading Donna Prigmore Wichita Louise Prigmore Leon Monte Province Rosemary Pruitt Andover Caroline Pyles El Dorado Dianna Pyles Derby Michael Pyles Wichita Traci Ramsey Rose Hill Randl Rivers Grenola Mark Ratts El Dorado Dan Reeder Eureka Charles Rich Warenly Ring Ruley Winfield Lonnie Rolfe Wichita Curt Ross El Dorado Holly Rogers Wichita Regina Roundtree Wichita Roger Rudiger Newton Alfred Sailor Wichita David Sampson Leon David Sanger Raytown, Mo. 73 Sch-To Sophomores Mark Scheer Cheney Elcia Schnake Augusta Denise Schneider Benton Jeffery Schwab Emporia Pauia Schwindt El Dorado John Scobee Augusta Gregory Scott Andover Abbas Shfikhani Tehran, Iran Brad Shogren Lindsborg Joel Shull Parsons Sylvia Silverson Wichita Robert Simmons El Dorado Francis Smith Andover Marjorie Smith Wichita Richard Smith Potwin Donald Snyder Wichita Randy Solis El Dorado Karla Sowder Toronto Steve Springer Lyons Bob Stallbaumer Wellington Bev Steeby Belle Plaine Gayrick Stewart Pensacola, FL Paula Storey Wichita Jane Sundgren Rosalia Jerry Sutter Andover Gail Tackett El Dorado Jean Talcott El Dorado Carleen Taylor El Dorado Janet Taylor El Dorado Robert Tennyson Valley Center Debra Thomas Wichita Sharon Thomas Wichita Brian Thompson Derby Blanche Todroft El Dorado Fred Torneden Dover eAM CZto 74 Sophomores NOTE: Some names unavoidably appear out of alphabetical order. Roberta Tnmmell Fredonia Max Van Horn El Dorado Susan Vaught El Dorado Tom Vernon Topeka Roger Vogt Valley Center Christa Voth El Dorado Clarence Walker El Dorado David Wallingtord Atlanta Wesley Ward El Dorado Lynn Ware Rosalia Mack Weber Burns Donald Weir Wichita Rick Weninger W ichita Michael West El Dorado Lance Wheeler Topeka Dennis White El Dorado Debra Whitson Benton Kelly Whittington Potwin Terrance Wilds El Dorado William Wilson El Dorado Hiram Wright Topeka John H. Wright, Jr. Wichita Mary Ann Wright El Dorado Craig Yaryan El Dorado Sheryl Yee Potwin David Yokel El Dorado Goldie Zacharais Towanda Gary Wise El Dorado Clifford Wolf Towanda Randall Woodling El Dorado Richard Woods Wichita Teresa Bevis Wichita Rex Roney Waverly Craig Oborg Lindsborg 75 Freshman enrollment shows increase Enrollment totals going against the national trend were up at BCCC for the fall semester. Many freshmen made Butler their choice to begin their college careers, and enrollment was up about three per cent over last year. With the ne w blood of the freshmen on campus came requests for more student involvement. As a result, two activities, Student Council and homecoming activities, were re-instituted this year after having been discontinued the previous year. Keyhan Abbaspoor-Tabrizi Tehran, Iran Albert Abraham Rose Hill Marvin Adams Eureka Karen Ades El Dorado Renita Adkins Wichita Patricia Allen Wichita Dana Anderson Wellington Jill Anderson El Dorado Kym Anderson El Dorado Lorenzo Anderson Newport News, VA Michael Anderson El Dorado Steven Andrews El Dorado Peggy Anglemeyer Augusta Kent Applewhite Wichita Eileen Aquino Wichita Lourdes Aquino Wichita Tamila Arbuckle El Dorado Steven Periman Valley Center Charles Asbury El Dorado Theresa Azenedo El Dorado Harold Babbitt Wichita Annette Baker El Dorado ' ■. mM Sherry Baker Wichita Farhad Bakhteari-Nejad Kermanshah, Iran Thomas Banwart Towanda Daniel Barber Potwin Donna Barker Douglass Jack Barber Potwin 1 Mm Jo Ann Bergley Douglass Brant Bergen Marysville Andre Anthony Billings fc-aA-OOF John Bilson El Dorado Helene Blair El Dorado Rita Blanton El Dorado Judith Blaylock El Dorado Joann Blecha Derby Joyce Bode Augusta WM.mi V a. ' i Vernon Barker El Dorado Roger Barnes Andover Mark Bartholomew Augusta Nancy Boyer Moline Pamela Bechtel Wichita Leslie Bechtold Augusta Nancy Becker El Dorado Bruce Beem Valley Center Holly Bell Wichita David Bennett El Dorado 77 Freshman Bruce Cooper Wichita Maude Cooper El Dorado Michael Cooper El Dorado Allen Coss Andover Claude Couey Benton Chris Council Augusta Joe Coursen Burlington Sherry Cowan Augusta Craig Cox Wichita Michael Crahan Wichita . Sandra Criss Augusta Carlton Croft El Dorado Joan Croft El Dorado James Cummins El Dorado Julie Cummins Leon Scott Cushenberry Derby Nassar Dadkhah-Tehrani Esfahan, Iran Martha Dale El Dorado Hooshang Da Vanloo Iran Daniel Davidson Udall 80 Da-Fe Don Davidson Udall Michael Davidson Augusta Stefanie Davis El Dorado Susan Demel Augusta Cynthia Dennis Hartford, Conn. Jerry Dennis El Dorado Rebecca Dennis El Dorado Jeannette Depler Florence Teresa De Weese El Dorado Bret Dewey Cheney Patricia Dewey Augusta Jimmie De Witt Washington D.C Alberta Doan El Dorado Gary Dominguez Wichita Johnny Dornbush Florence Sharon Englett Wichita Charles Erickson Augusta Randy Ewart El Dorado Barbara Evans Derby Patsy Everly El Dorado John Fahler El Dorado Janet Fairbanks Augusta Mary Farris El Dorado Tom Feller El Dorado Bradley Felter Eureka 81 Freshmen Fe-Gi Teresa Felts Wichita Greg Firebaugh Augusta David Firsching Wichita Patricia Fisher Rose Hill Ruby Fisher Towanda Thomas Fisher Towanda Carey Flattery Leon Don Fleck El Dorado Kathleen Fleck El Dorado Garry Flegler El Dorado Thomas Flynn El Dorado Jimmie Foiles El Dorado Bradley Ford Argonia Marion Foster Rose Hill Mortaza Foulad-Pour Esfahan, Iran John Fountain El Dorado Paul Fouse Wichita Nellie Foust Wichita Terry Fowler Wichita Bonnie Fox El Dorado Larry Frank Wichita Cheryl Frantz Wichita Rosemarie Frantz Wichita Charlotte Gardner El Dorado James Garner Et Dorado Ronnie Garrett Wichita David Gentzler Augusta Deanne George Derby Connie Gillespie Moline 82 Gi-Ha Diane Graham Whitewater Kent Gray El Dorado Larry Gray Leon Jimmy Lee Green El Dorado Kenneth Greever Augusta Kenny Green El Dorado Merle Green El Dorado Alan Greenup Valley Center Barbara Griffin Sedgwick Peggy Griffith Augusta Manuel Gross . El Dorado Jerry Gruver • El Dorado Larry Gruver El Dorado Michael Haden Cedar Vale Bryan Haines El Dorado Rosemary Gimple Douglass Leroy Gipson El Dorado Jeffery Glaesman El Dorado Kathryn Glass Benton Katharine Goebel Potwin Gary Goldsmith Augusta Daniel Gooding El Dorado Janet Gowen Wichita Jody Gragg Valley Center Carla Graham Augusta I 7 Daniel Haines El Dorado Katherine Haines El Dorado Julie Hale Andover Cynthia Hall Burns Henry Hamilton El Dorado John Hamm El Dorado Douglas Hampton Lamed Judie Hampton Newton Wayne Handle Burns Teresa Haskell El Dorado 83 - Freshmen Ha-Ho ■■ ' ■■■ ■ ■ ■ Peggy Hearne Latham Robert Heinze El Dorado Matt Heit Augusta D ebra Heitzenrater Beaumont Theodore Hendricks El Dorado Gregg Henderson Atlanta Lisa Hendrickson Augusta Linda Henn El Dorado Timothy Hermann Wichita William Hess Cassoday Julie Hickman El Dorado Dan Higgs Augusta Rita Hilding Wichita Clyde Hill El Dorado Arlene Hillman Cheney Harlan Hassen Jonesboro, Ark. Logan Hargis El Dorado Glenda Harmon El Dorado Shyra Harper Wichita Cindy Harrington Mulvane Rilinde Harris Wichita Ronald Hart Cool Valley MO Doris Hauser Augusta Dan Healy Cromwell, Conn. Micki Healy Augusta vis , i 84 Ho-Jo Michael Howard Wichita Wilma Howell Leon Donald Hoyle Wichita Max Hoyt El Dorado Connie Hudson Wichita John Hutterd El Dorado Craig Hull El Dorado Treva Hull Whitewater George Hurlburt El Dorado Eleanor Jacks Wichita  Robert Jenkins Augusta Lizzie Jacob El Dorado Brenda Johnson Eureka Bruce Johnson Wichita Cheryl Johnson Benton Dale Johnson Alburquerque, NM Galen Johnson El Dorado Janet Johnson Mulvane Jocelyn Johnson Towanda Randy Johnson Augusta 85 Freshmen Jo-Ko Terri Johnson Rose Hill Toby Johnson Wichita Cathy Jones Mulvane David Jones El Dorado James Jones Wichita Margret Jones Severy Dean Jost Whitewater Terri Juby Rosalia Nancy Kasper El Dorado Bobby Keen El Dorado . i ' m ■f ? mt! Vickie Kirkpatrick El Dorado Troy Kloefkorn Wichita Steve Knapp El Dorado Dennis Knowles Towanda Frank Knowles Towanda Pamela Knowles El Dorado David Kohls El Dorado Jonathan Koleczek Wichita Larry Kotieit El Dorado Bill Kormanik El Dorado WW H BM Ko-Lo Isabel Kormanik El Dorado David Kunkle Towanda Mark Kunkel Douglass Barbara Ladd El Dorado Cindy Lagree El Dorado Al Laird El Dorado Dennis Lambdin Winfield Becky Landis Rosehill Charles Lane Eureka John Lara Augusta .-. ' ' . ' m mm m® Huh ■ Freshmen Lo-McF ■:-■■■ ' •. • Rejetta Lowe Leon Suzanne Lucas Potwin Ricky Luce El Dorado Daniel Ludwig Florence Sherry Mabry Augusta Sharyl Malan Augusta Jaime Maliwat Wichita Bill Maness Augusta Dwight Marcum El Dorado Jeri Marsh El Dorado Karen Marshall Atlanta Neola Marshall Wichita Lester Martin El Dorado Shannon Martin El Dorado Pablo Martinez Camden, New Jersey Steven Massey Wichita Jimmy Mattox El Dorado Anita May Towanda Jean May Marion Cullop Maynard Anthony James McAllister El Dorado Margie McCarthy Leon Karen McClelland El Dorado Debbie McCune Benton Kathy McElroy Augusta Susan McElroy Beaumont Larry McElhiney El Dorado Shirley McElhiney El Dorado Pamela McLean - Towanda Sheryl McKinney Wichita Deborah McKenzie El Dorado Michael McKay Augusta Sherry McGlothlin Wichita Tricia McGinness Marion Kathy McFarlane Burlingame mm nil mmi 9ai McN-Ni MfS Michael McNairy Augusta Janet McKnown Douglass Lorna Mead Leon James Meis Augusta Charles Melsoni Wichita William Meyers Wichita Merrie Myrick Augusta Paruiz Naderi ran Brad Neighbors El Dorado Deborah Neymayer El Dorado Dixie Newman El Dorado Robert Nichols Augusta Edward Milbourn Towanda Leonna Miller Douglass Steve Miller El Dorado Randall Mitchell El Dorado Greg Monroe El Dorado Tanis Moreland El Dorado Deborah Morgan El Dorado Sheri Morgan Augusta Joe Morris Liberia Kay Martin El Dorado Donald Mossman El Dorado Roderick Mosely L.A., Cal. Ronald Murphy Augusta Pamela Murray Elbing Kathy Myers Leon 89 Freshmen Loy Nickens Toronto Phyllis Nielson Argonia Robert Nietfeld Leon Mark Nonken El Dorado Lawrence Norrick El Dorado Douglas Norris Wellington Randy Norton Protection Carol Norak Augusta Judith Novak Augusta Pat Nuessen Eureka Eugene Obrien El Dorado Charlotte Often El Dorado Michelle Often El Dorado Bruce Oglesbee El Dorado Tsuyuko Ohno Toki, Japan Doug Oliver Derby Mark Osborn Junction City Thomas Otis Augusta Wesley Ott El Dorado Kathy Owen El Dorado Stephen Page Benton Daniel Palmer El Dorado Marshall Parker Wichita Doris Paschat Augusta Gerald Patterson Wichita 90 !!■■■■■■ nd« am ' ■ ii wip ■minimum ' ii Freshmen Pa-Ra ' Hu  ' Paul Patterson Walton Paul John Augusta Renee Pearson Reading m 76 .V w ifc Barbara Phelps Wichita Robert Phillips Burns Wanda Phipps Belle Plaine Robert Pilcher Augusta Gayle Pope Andover John Porter El Dorado Brenda Potter EI Dorado Linda Potter Wichita Robert Powell Douglass Toby Pratt El Dorado David Pray Wichita Ruthora Preston El Dorado Raymond Prewitt Cassoday Ammie Price El Dorado James Price El Dorado Elizabeth Quillen El Dorado Marilyn Ragan Argonia Ann Ralston El Dorado Edward Rando Towando Michael Ray Augusta Kevin Pearvey Valley Center Christyn Pendlay Yates Center Bert Perisho Douglass Jens Peterson St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Jon Petrie Douglass Richard Pharr Chase ! ' . -,- ' Pennie Rhoads Burrilingame Larry Ricker El Dorado Jan Ridgeway El Dorado David Riedmiller Augusta Marsha Roberts Wichita Denise Robinson Wichita Gary Robinson Andover Walter Rollings Andover Michael Rooney Fair View Dennis Rowl Rose Hill Leo Rucker Topeka Loren Rucker Douglass Sharon Ruddick El Dorado John Salyer El Dorado Lois Samilton Wichita l Asghar Shekaramiz Esfahn, Iran Jeff Shipley El Dorado Sharon Sibley Rosalia Kathy Sifford El Dorado Charley Silver El Dorado Synthia Simon Leon Melissa Simonton El Dorado Greg Simpson Rose Hill Diana Skeen El Dorado Wesley Sloan El Dorado Mike Smalley El Dorado Cinda Smith Augusta Denise Smith El Dorado Devesta Smith Potwin Jarratt Smith El Dorado 9 Sm-Sw Kurt Smith Augusta Lynette Smith Wichita Robbin Smith Towanda Robert Smith El Dorado Kay Snodderley Douglass Mark Snyder Derby Roger Sooby Towanda Joseph Sommers Potwin Sonja Sommers El Dorado Dennis Stackley El Dorado Marsha Stahl Junction City Julie Stalmaker El Dorado Sharon Stark Wichita Larry Stevens Midland, Pa. Danny Stewart Leon Charles Strotkamp Burns Cindy Sumner Derby Kurt Suther Augusta Michael Sweeney El Dorado •i4 Alrt.-w.n7 Freshmen Vo Marc Vogelman Potwin Thomas Von Feldt Wichita Debbie Wagoner Milan John Walker El Dorado Lisa Wallace El Dorado Wi-Zi Craig Wile El Dorado Kenneth Willhite Leon Janet Williams El Dorado Vicki Williams El Dorado Mike Wilmot El Dorado Roy Wilshire Wichita Alene Wilson Towanda David Wilson El Dorado Jeff Wilson Lenexa Karen Wilson , El Dorado vv, Harold Winkle El Dorado Larry Wise El Dorado Lynn Womack Wichita Cheryl Woodard El Dorado , Keith Wright Augusta Margaret Wright El Dorado Cheryl Wyant Mulvane Charla Zerbe Augusta Carrel Zimmerman Wichita Cynthia Zipprich Augusta - Rose Robidou Council Grove ' £- J ' Second season ' brings new faces to view Like television the college has its second season or second semester when some old faces disappear and some new faces appear or reappear. Students whose photos appear in this sec- tion either were not on the campus first se- mester or did not get their photos taken first semester. (Check the index for easy loca- tion of all photos.) James Baker Wichita Touraj Bakhtiari Teheran, Iran Gene Barclay Derby Jack Barker Potwin Ronald Bell El Dorado Allene Belt El Dorado Thomas Benage Wichita Lawrence Bierman Wichita Philip Bingman Wichita Howard Boucher Douglass Jerald Bradley El Dorado Matt Breen El Dorado Loren Brockmiller El Dorado Earl Bruner Wichita Richard Bruner Wichita Allen Buresh Rose Hill Alice Burks El Dorado Donna Butts Leon Joyce Casady Towanda Rick Casady Towanda Jerry Clem Augusta John Clements El Dorado Lana Conover Oxford Kenneth Conrad El Dorado Reginald Cook Newport News, Va. Vicki Adams El Dorado Elwynna Adcock Augusta Ardell Bacon El Dorado Mary Badway Wichita i imm ill oSfefc fcllllil 98 Freshmen Karen Coon Wichita Linda Corona Newton Barbara Cox El Dorado Charles Curnutt El Dorado Abbas Dadkhahe-Tehrami Esphahan, Iran Carol Gill Andover Jeff Gill Benton Mark Gordon El Dorado George Gower Maize Roger Green Towanda Dorian Groff El Dorado Barbara Haggard Whitewater Richard Haines El Dorado William Hall Eureka Valarie Harris Wichita 99 I V At I J (if ? ' V; -l; !V .■ ■• v- , ;• ; Vvi ' . i-.r. ' . . • ' Wife m ■■ m , ■ ' i n-ir ■ ■■« motitmu riT f iftTrtmiHlltr Rosetta Alexander Wichita Gloria Amaro Wichita Darla Astin El Dorado Beverly Bickham Enid, Okla. Rose Blair Wichita Neal Blosser Wichita Sophomores 2nd season Sophomores who did not attend BCCC first semester or whose photos did not appear in the earlier section of the book appear in this section. Susan Bryson El Dorado Norm Butterfield Wichita Nancy Calvert Douglass Kim Clavin Wichita Carolyn Combs Augusta Steve Connor El Dorado Bob Criss Augusta Richard Dickson El Dorado Loren Elston Mulvane Edward Foth Peabody Harvey Furlow Derby Kevin Gravely Wichita Dennis Groves Andover Melvin Hammer Valley Center . George Hansen El Dorado John Harpstrite Wichita Marcia Hartford Wichita Billie Heitzenrater Beaumont Roger Hladik Wichita Brenda Johnson Wichita Keith Jones Windsor, Ct. Mark Jorns Manhattan Jerry Justice Wichita Kay Kunkel Augusta Sandra Ligett El Dorado Sophomores Dorothy Lynch El Dorado David Martin Wichita Ron Mayes Wichita Julie Miller assoday Randall Morehead El Dorado Sally Myers El Dorado William Myers El Dorado Daniel Ohl El Dorado Lee Paddock El Dorado Sam Pryor Wichita Rosie Reid El Dorado John Rice Wichita Tanya Rose El Dorado Ruth Rosu Towanda Reuben Roundtree Wichita Steven Seymour El Dorado Glenda Shain El Dorado Sheila Shipman El Dorado Thomas Smith Augusta S usan Stahl El Dorado Patricia Strotkamp Burns Harold Sutter Wichita Linda Thompson Derby Jennison Tindel Latham John Van Sickle Augusta Jonathan Weisbecker Augusta Maxi Witherspoon El Dorado Mark Woolridge Wichita Steve Yocom Derby Rebecca Young El Dorado 104 Kathryn Allison El Dorado Marc Anderson El Dorado Jack Blackwell Blackwell El Dorado Gerald Beckman El Dorado William Blanton El Dorado Lawanda Borger Rosalia ' Special ' students seek education The Special Students section incorporates a wide range of students including those persons who are taking their first course in college to students who already have a degree. None of the special students are full-time students at BCCC. Ruth Bowersox El Dorado Freda Briggs El Dorado James Carselowey Derby Richard Carter Augusta Tim Cheatum Wichita Harold Chitwood El Dorado Shirley Choens El Dorado Debra Conner El Dorado William Conner El Dorado Kevin Cook El Dorado Carl Cox Whitewater Charlie Drake El Dorado Scott Doremus El Dorado Debra Droegemeier El Dorado Dennis Droegemeier El Dorado Ann Fagan Benton Gary Fischer Augusta Harold Freeman Leon Mary Gardner El Dorado Dorothy Graham El Dorado Marcia Greene El Dorado Josephine Greenmeyer Marion Garnett Grisham El Dorado Ali Halabi El Dorado Judy Hamm El Dorado Special students Bonita Herage Andover Sam Hess El Dorado John Hill Wichita Russell Holem El Dorado Loren Ingram Augusta Greg Jaworsky Wichita Kathleen Jones El Dorado Art Kearney Ei Dorado Aaron Kelley El Dorado Jack Kille El Dorado Bill Klein El Dorado James Kramer El Dorado William Laird El Dorado Frank Mabry El Dorado Lula Magdaleno Wichita James McAdoo El Dorado Teresa McClanahan El Dorado Judy McMaster Benton Richard Miller El Dorado Kenneth Mills Andover C. Myers El Dorado Phillip Nickel El Dorado James Pickett El Dorado Fred Pimick El Dorado Lea Peterson Wichita James Perry El Dorado 106 Jill Pratt El Dorado Lowell Redfern El Dorado Leroy Shuman El Dorado Pamela Smith El Dorado Sandra Spencer El Dorado Patricia Storkel El Dorado Tim Stenzel El Dorado Todd Stuber Severy Billy Taylor Douglass Edward Templin Rose Hill Lee Turpin El Dorado Allen Unrein Rose Hill Steve Unruh El Dorado Charles Walter El Dorado Alan Watkins El Dorado Allen Webster El Dorado Loretta Williams El Dorado John Wilkinson El Dorado Kathryn Wischropp El Dorado Ned Zacharias Towanda 107 Index Abbaspoor Tabrizi, Keyhan 76 Abraham, Albert 76 Adams, Adams, E. F. 13 Felix 25 Adams, Marvin 76 Adams, Vicki 98 Adcock, Elwynna 98 Ades, Karen 76 Adkins, Renita 76 Aiken, Timothy 36, 66 Aitken, Alvin 66 Alexander, Kim 66 Alexander, Rosetta 103 Allen, Patricia 76 Allison, Joan 46, 66 Allison, Kathryn 105 Amaro, Gloria 103 Anderson, Cindy 16 Anderson, Dana 76 Anderson, Jill 76 Anderson, Kym 76 Anderson, Lorenzo 36, 76 Anderson, Marc 105 Anderson, Michael 76 Anderson, Robert 26 Andrews, Robert 66 Andrews, Steven 76 Anglemyer, Peggy 76 Applewhite, Kent 76 Aquino, Eileen 76 Aquino, Lourdes 76 Arbogast, Burl 28 Arnold, Gene 45 Arbuckle, Tamila 76 Asbury, Charles 76 Ashlock, Phil 66 Ast, Daniel 66 Astin, Darla 103 Azevedo, Theresa 76 -B- Babbitt, Harold 76 Bacon, Rev. Ardell 98 Badway.Mary 98 Baker, Annette 76 Baker, Bernice 66 Baker, Jack 66 Baker, James 98 Baker, Sherry 77 Baker, Sheryle 66 Bakhteari Nejad, Farhad 77 Bakhtiari, Touraj 98 Ball, May 66 Ballin, Alvin 66 Banwart, Thomas 77 Barber, Daniel 77 Barclay, Gene 98 Barker, Donna 77 Barker, Vernon 77 Barnes, Roger 77 Barnt, Troy 66 Barry, Francis 77 Bartholomew, Mark 77 Beattie, Sue 18 Bechtel, Pamela 77 Bechtold, Leslie 77 Becker, Nancy 77 Beckham, Gerald 105 Beckham, Lenea 66 Beckman, Kenny 36, 66 Beeler, Ron 66 Beeson, Bradley 66 Bell, Holly 77 Bell, Ronald 98 Belt, Allene 98 Benage, Thomas 98 Bennett, David 77 Bergley, Jo Ann 77 Bergren, Brant 77 Bevis, Teresa 75 Bickham, Beverly 8, 103 Bidwell, Bill 19 Bierman, Lawrence 98 Billings, Andre 45, 77 Bingman, Phillip 98 Bilson, John 77 Blackwell, Jack 105 Blain, Helene 77 Blair, Rose 103 Bland, Victor 15 Blanton, Rita 77 Blanton, William 105 Blaylock, Judith 77 Blecha, Joann 77 Blosser, Neal 103 Bode, Joyce 77 Bodyk, Gayle 78 Bohannon, David 78 Bohnert, Terry 78 Boone, Mona 66 Booth, Gaylene 78 Borger, Lawanda 105 Boucher, George 78 Boucher, Howard 98 Bourland, Denise 78 Bourne, Ronald 66 Bowen, Harold 66 Bowen, Linda 78 Bowersox, Ruth 105 Braden, Pat 78 Bradley, Jerald 98 Bratton, Tammy 78 Bredemeier, Jim 78 Breeden, Timmy 78 Breen, Matt 98 Brenner, Curtis 78 Briceland, Tom 78 Brickley, Jan 8, 54, 67 Briggs, Freda 105 Briggs, Sharon 67 Brmkmeyer, Karl 78 Brinkmeyer, Jay 20 Brockmiller, Loren 98 Brooks, Bill 45, 78 Brooks, Denise 78 Brooks, Diana 67 Broomfirld, Julie 67 Brown, Diane 78 Brown, Florence 78 Brown, Jerry 78 Brown, Lonnie 78 Brown, Myron 67 Brown, Susan 67 Bruner, Darrel 78 Bruner, Earl 98 Bruner, Richard 98 Brush, Sarah 78 Bryson, Carla 78 Bryson, Susan 103 Buell, Ten 78 Bulling, Vickie 78 Bultmann, Richard 78 Buresh, Allan 98 Burks, Alice 98 Burney, George 78 Burns, Ron 78 Burris, Ricky 78 Burtchet, William 67 Burton, Ida 67 Butler, Robert 67 Butterfield, Norm 103 Butts, Donna 98 Byrnas, Donald 78 -C- Cabrales, Ricky 79 Cahill, Raymond 67 Calhoun, Donald 79 Calvert, Nancy 103 Calvin, Ronald 79 Camp, Jolene 67 Campa, Micheal 67 Campbell, Teresa 79 Cannon, Matthew 79 Carselowey, James 105 Carter, Donna 67 Carter, Jeanette 67 Carter, Richard 105 Carter, Shirley 79 Cartwright, Kathy 67 Casaday, Joyce 98 Casaday, Rick 98 Casler, Marvin 79 Castile, Bennie 45, 79 castile, Steve 79 Causey, Albert 67 Cauthron, Paula 79 Chamberlain, Annetta 79 Chamberlain, Jim 12 Chamberlain, Karen 79 Chamberlain, Kris 79 Chambers, Joel 79 Chambers, Mary 67 Charlton, Jesse 79 Chatman, Othello 79 Chavez, Linda 79 Cheatum, Tim 105 Cheney, Tina 79 Cherry, David 79 Chism, Robert 26 Chitwood, Harold 105 Choens, Shirley 105 Church, Lynna 67 Church, Rolland 67 Clark, Bryan 79 Clark, Nancy 67 Clark, Norman 67 Clark, Ruth 67 Clavin, Kim 103 Clem, Jerry 98 Clements, Howard 21 Clements, John 98 Coble, Jill 67 Coch.an, Gene 67 Coddington, Karen 79 Coffey, Pat 79 Colangelo, Amy 79 Colby, Richard 79 Cole, Janelle 35, 42, 46, 79 Collins, James 79 Combs, Carolyn 103 Conn, Janet 67 Conner, Debra 105 Conner, Dona 67 Connon, Steve 103 Conover, Lana 98 Conrad, Kenneth 98 Conrad, Mary 79 Cook, Kevin 105 Cook, Reginald 98 Cool, Kim 30 Coon, Karen 99 Coonrad, Barbara 31 Cooper, Bruce 80 Cooper, Joyce 67 Cooper, Maude 80 Cooper, Micheal 80 Corona, Linda 99 Coss, Lee 80 Couey, Claude 80 Couger, Pat 22 Council, Chris 80 Coursen, Joe 80 Cowan, Sherry 80 Cox, Carl 105 Cox, Consuella 79 Cox, Craig 80 Cox, Barbara 99 Cox, Robert 45, 67 Crahan, Micheal 80 Crnadall, Gary 67 Criss, Bob 103 Criss, Sandra 80 Croft, Carlton 80 108 Croft, Joan 80 Cummins, James 80 Cummins, Julie 80 Cummins, William 12 Curnutt, Charles 99 Cushenbery, Scott 80 -D- Dadkhahe-Tehrami, Abbas 99 Dadkhah-Tehrami, Nasser 80 Daetwiler, Debora 55, 68 Dale, Martha 80 Daniies, Sandra 68 DaVanloo, Hooshang 80 Davidson, Daniel 81 Davidson, Don 81 Davidson, Micheal 81 Davis, Kimmer 68 Davis, Roland 99 Davis, Stefanie 81 Dean, Debra 68 Demel, Susan 81 Dennet, Diana 68 Dennis, Cynthia 81 Dennis, Jerry 81 Dennis, Rebecca 81 Dennis, Renee 99 Depler, Jeanette 81 DeWeese, Teresa 81 Dewey, Bret 45, 81 Dewey, Patricia 81 DeWitt, Jimmie 81 DeWitt, Wayne 68 Dickson, Richard 103 Dillmon, Wanda 30 Dimick, Lee 68 Doan, Alberts 81 Dominguez, Gary 81 Doremus, Scott 105 Dornbush, Johnny 81 Douglas, David 99 Drake, Charlie 105 Drake, Mary 68 Droegemeier, Debra 105 Droegmeier, Dennis 105 Ducker, Herschel 99 Dugger, Janel 42, 81 Dullea, Charles 81 Dullea, Richard 68 Dunfee, Bruce 99 Dunham, Jean 31 Dunlap, Brenda 81 -E- Eastin, Tanya 35, 46, 68 Eaton, Roger 81 Eck, Russell 68 Eddy, Mark 36, 81 Edwards, Terry 68 Ehrlich, Tim 81 Eilert, Cheryl 81 Eis, Dan 99 Ekstrom, James 68 Englebert, Debra 68 Ellis, Morleen 81 Elliott, Kathy 81 Elston, Loren 103 Englett, Sharon 81 Ensz, Roland 24 Epp, Rodney 99 Erickson, Charles 81 Erickson, James 68 Essex, Nikki 68 Ethington, Kevin 68 Evans, Barbara 81 Evans, Edward 68 Everly, Patsy 81 Ewart, Randy 81 -F- Fagan, Ann 105 Fahler, John 81 Fairbanks, Janet 81 Farris, Mary 81 Feller, Kenneth 99 Feller, Tom 81 Felter, Bradley 81 Felts, Teresa 82 Ferguson, Robert 68 Fetters, Cherie 68 Fink, Royal 68 Firebaugh, Greg 82 Firsching, David 82 Fischer, Gary 105 Fischer, Bruce 68 Fisher, David 68 Fisher, Patricia 82 Fisher, Ruby 82 Fisher, Thomas 82 Fitzgerald, Mich 68 Fitzwater, Helen 68 Flattery, Carey 82 Fleck, Don 82 Fleck, Kathleen 82 Flegler, Garry 82 Flint, Jane 99 Flowers, Terry 68 Flowers, Theresa 68 Flynn, Thomas 82 Foiles, Jimmie 82 Ford, Bradley 45, 82 Foster, Marion 82 Foth, Edward 68 Foulad-Pour, Mortaza 82 Fountain, Jon 82 Fouse, Paul 82 Foust, Nellie 82 Fowler, Terry 82 Fox, Bennett 99 Fox, Bonnie 82, 99 Fox, George 68 Francis, Frances 99 Francis, Richard 99 Frank, Larry 82 Frantz, Rosemarie 82 Frantz, Cheryl 82 Forsythe, Brian 68 Freeman, Harold 105 Freeman, Jerry 68 Fuller, Brenda 99 Fuller, Charles 22 Furlow, Harvey 103 -G- Galloway, Patrick 68 Gamelson, Julie 99 Gardner, Charlotte 82 Gardner, Mary 105 Gardner, Susan 99 Garner, James 82 Garrett, Lueata 99 Garrett, Ronnie 82 Geddes, Steve 68 Gentzler, David 8, 82 George, Deanne 82 Gibson, Ralph 68 Giesen, Billy 68 Gifford, Glenna 99 Gilchrist, Gary 69 Gill, Carol 99 Gill, Jeff 99 Gillespie, Connie 82 Gimple, Rosemary 83 Gipson, Leroy 83 Glaeman, Jeffery 83 Glass, Kathryn 83 Goebel, Katharine 83 Godlsmith, Gary 83 Golightly, Cher 69 Good, Arden 28 Good, Mike 69 Gooding, Daniel 83 Gordon, Mark 99 Gowen, Janet 83 Gower, George 99 Gragg, Jody 83 Gragg, Thelma 69 Graham, Carla 83 Graham, Diane 83 Graham, Dorothy 105 Graham, Troy 69 Gravley, Kevin 103 Gray, Kent 36, 83 Gray, Larry 83 Gray, Mark 69 Green, Jimmy 83 Green, Kenny 83 Green, Merle 83 Green, Roger 99 Greene, Marcia 105 Greenemeyer, Josephine 105 Greenup, Alan 83 Greever, Kenneth 83 Gregory, Richard 23 Griffin, Barbara 35, 42, 83 Griffith, Peggy 83 Griggs, Monty 69 Grisham, Garnett 105 Groff, Dorian 99 Gross, Manuel 83 Groves, Dennis 103 Grunder, Tony 69 Gruver, Jerry 83 Gruver, Larry 83 -H- Haag, Baldwin 69 Haden, Micheal 83 Haggard, Barbara 99 Haines, Bryan 83 Haines, Cynthia 69 Haines, Daniel 83 Haines, Kathenne 83 Haines, Richard 99 Halabi, Ali 105 Hale, Cyndee 69 Hale, Julie 83 Hale, Steven 69 Hall, Cynthia 83 Hall, Rex 69 Hall, William 99 Hamilton, Craig 69 Hamilton, Henry 83 Hamm, John 83 Hamm, Judy 105 Hammer, Melvin 103 Hammon, Robert 69 Hampton, Douglas 83 Hampton, Judie 35, 42, 83 Handle, Wayne 83 Hansen, George 103 Harden, Laura 46, 69 Hargis, Logan 84 Harmon, Glenda 84 Harmon, Tom 69 Harper, Shura 84 Harpstrite, John 103 Harrington, Cindy 84 Harris, Rilinde 35, 42, 84 Harris, Valeris 99 Hartford, Marcia 103 Hart, Ronald 84 Hartman, Alan 100 Hartong, Steve 100 Harvey, Leslie 100 Harvey, Ruth 69 Haskell, Teresa 83 Hassen, Harlan 84 Haunschild, Paul 69 Hauser, Doris 84 Havel, Lynn 26 Healy, Dan 36, 84 Healy, Micki 84 Hearne, Peggy 84 Heinrich, Carl 10, 11 Heinrich, Lee 69 Heinze, Robert 84 Heit, Matt 84 Heitzenrater, Billie 103 Heitzenrater, Bob 69 Hendricks, Theodore 84 Henderson, Gregg 84 Hendnckson, Lisa 84 Henn, Linda 84 Herage, Bonita 106 Hermann, Timothy 84 Herpich, Vicki 42, 69 Hess, Kathryn 69 Hess, Sam 106 Hess, William 84 Hickman, Julie 84 Hiebert, Clyde 22 High, Daisy 69 Higgs, Dan 84 Hildmg, Rita 84 Hill, Clyde 84 109 Hill, John 106 Hill, Karene 100 Hillman, Arleata 69 Hillman, Arlene 84 Hines, Roy 84 Hinnenkamp, Marie 100 Hitchcock, Roland 69 Hittle, James 13 Hizey, Diane 84 Hladik, Roger 103 Hobson, Alan 69 Hofen, Laurina 69 Hoffman, Anna 84 Hoffman, Raymond 55, 69 Hoffman, Ronald 84 Holderman, James 84 Holem, Hope 84 Holem, Russell 106 Holladay, Robert 69 Holliday, Janet 69 Holm, Carolyn 100 Holmes, Alvin 45, 84 Holmes, Wendell Honer, Craig 69 Hoover, Richard 70 Hopper, Stephen 70 Hoskins, Roger 69 Houck, Sheryl 70 Houck, Stuart 84 Howard, Betty 84 Howard, Carol 100 Howard, Lloyd 84 Howard, Micheal 85 Howell, Wilma 85 Hoyle, Donald 85 Hoyt, Max 85 Hudson, Connie 85 Hufferd, John 85 Hull, Craig 85 Hull, Floyd 70 Hull, Treva 85 Hurlhurt, George 85 Hutchins, Sheryl 70 -I- Ingmire, Steven 70 Ingram, Loren 106 Isom, Oliver 24, 36 -J- Jackman, Nancy 100 Jacks, Eleanor 85 Jackson, Mary 85 Jacob, Lizzie 85 Jacobs, John 85 James, Elizabeth 70 James, Marc 100 James, Micheal 85 Jansson, Sharron 70 Jaramillo, Gather 85 Jawordky, Greg 106 Jelinek, Stuart 85 Jenkins, Jack 85, 100 Jenkins, Robert 85 Johnson, Brenda 42, 85 Johnson, Brenda 103 Johnson, Bruce 85 Johnson, Cheryl 85 Johnson, Cindy 8, 35, 54, 70 Johnson, Dale 85 Johnson, Galen 85 Johnson, Janet 85 Johnson, Jocelyn 85 Johnson, Lisa 42, 70 Johnson, Randy 85 Johnson, Terri 35, 42, 86 Johnson, Toby 86 Jones, Bradley 70 Jones, Bryon 70 Jones, Carroll 100 Jones, Cathy 86 Jones, David 86 Jones, Deborah 100 Jones, Edward 13 Jones, James 86 Jones, Kathleen 106 Jones, Keith 103 Jones, Margaret 86 Jones, Robert 100 Jordan, Dana 42, 70 Jorns, Mark 103 Jost, Dean 86 Joyce, Eric 70 Juby, Terri 86 Justice, Terry 103 -K- Kasper, Nancy 86 Kassebaum, Dr. G. E. 13 Kaufman, Micheal 70 Kearney, Art 106 Keen, Bobby 86 Kelley, Aaron 106 Kelley, Diane 70 Kelly, Rosemary 14 Kemp, Diana 70 Ketteman, Mike 70 Kidd, Edmon Jr 86 Kilgore, Debra 70 Kille, Jack 106 Kimbley, Charles 100 Kimbley, Debbie 86 King, Bradley 70 King, Louise 70 King, Monte 86 Kirby, Jacob 86 Kirkpatrick, Diane 70 Kirkpatrick, Vickie 86 Kittle, Lita 70 Klein, Bill 106 Kliewer, David 70 Kling, James 70 Kloefkorn, Troy 86 Knapp, Steve 86 Knowles, Coeta 71 Knowies, Dennis 86 Knowles, Frank 86 Knowles, Pamela 86 Kohls, David 86 Kohls, Everett 12 Kohman, Susan 71 Koleczek, Jonathan 86 Konert, Larry 86 Kormanik, Bill 86 Kormanik, Isabel 87 Koester, Birgit 42, 100 Kramer, James 106 Kraus, Kimberly 100 Krause, Kaye 17 Krause, Shane 71 Kreller, Herb 25 Kreller, Robert 71 Kunkle, David 87 Kunkle, Kay 103 Kunkle, Mark 87 -L- Lacoss, Danny 71 Ladd, Barbara 87 Lagree, Cindy 87 Laird, Al 87 Laird, William 106 Lambdin, Dennis 87 Landis, Becky 87 Lane, Charles 87 Lank, Errol 100 Lara, John 87 Larsen, Bruce 71 Larson, Marlene 87 Lauer, Mike 87 Lauer, William 87 Lay, John 24 Layton, Bruce 87 Leach, David 87 Leach, James 71 Leafty, Gregory 71 Ledbetter, Cal 36, 71 Lee, Cheryl 87 Leidecker, Barbe 100 Leiker, Edith 71 Leonard, Emmy 31 Levitt, Stacey 71 Lewellen, Craig 100 Lewellyn, Debra 87 Lewellyn, James 71 Lewis, Donna 87 Ligett, Sandra 103 Lill, Joseph 71 Lindenbaum, Regenia 71 Linder, Darla 87 Lindsay, Harold 87 Lindsey, Evelyn 100 Linicome, David 87 Linnell, Daren 71 Linot, Diane 71 Little, Charlene 46, 87 Livingston, Jan 71 Livingston, Richard 71 Livingston, Wayne 13 Lodovici, Sahron 87 Logsdon, Connie 71 Long, Charles 87 Longfellow, David 18 Longfellow, Shirley 20 Lore, Ben 71 Lore, Randy 71 Louthan, Micheal 87 Love, Rita 35, 87 Lowe, Rejetta 88 Lowmaster, Darrel 71 Lowrance, Herbert 71 Lowrance, Patricia 18 Lucas, Darrel 88 Lucas, Suzanne 88 Lucas, Theodore 100 Luce, Ricky 88 Ludwig, Daniel 88 Ludwig, Douglas 71 Lynch, Dorothy 104 Lynch, Louis 71 Lynn, John 71 -M- Mabry, Frank 106 Mabry, Sherry 88 Magdaleno, Lula 106 Malan, Sharyl 88 Malcom, Paul 71 Maliwat, Jaime 88 Malone, Jeanette 16 Manchion, Dale 71 Maness, Bill 88 Mangels, Don 29 Marcum, Dwight 88 Marsh, Diane 42, 71 Marsh, Jeri 88 Marsh, Marjorie 26 Marshall, Donald 100 Marshall, Karen 88 Marshall, Linda 100 Marshall, Neola 88 Martens, Greg 100 Martin, David 104 Martin, Kay 89 Martin, Lester 88 Martin, Shannon 88 Martinez, Pablo 88 Massey, Steve 88 Mattox, Jimmy 88 May, Anita 46, 88 May, Jean 88 Mayes, Ron 104 Mc Adoo, James 106 McAllister, James 88 McCarthy, Margie 88 McClananhan, Teresa 106 McClelland, Karen 88, 100 McCoy, Karla 72 McCoy, Marcia 101 McCullough, Ruth 72 McCumber, Charles 101 McCune, Debbie 88 McDermeit, Susan 42, 72 Mc Elhiney, Larry 88 Mc Elhiney, Shirley 88 McElroy, David 72 McEltoy, Kathy 88 McElroy, Susan 35, 42, 88 McFarlane, Kathy 42, 88 McGinness, Tricia 88 McGlothlin, Sherry 88 McGlothlin, Watie 72 McKay, Micheal 88 McKenzie, Deborah 88 McKerracher, Debbie 101 McKinney, Leonard 12 no McKinney, Sheryl 88 McKnown, Janet 89 McKnown, Richard 72 McLaughlin, Creig 72 McLean, Pamela 46, 88 McLinden, Bryan 72 McMaster, Judy 106 McNairy, Micheal 89 McNown, Micheal 72 McNutt, Pamela 101 McNutt, William 101 Mead, Lorna 89 Mehrabi, AN 101 Meis, James 89 Melsoni, Charles 89 Meyers, William 89 Michels, Scott 72 Middleton, Judy 72 Mikkelson, Thomas 72 Milbourn, Edward 89 Miller, Brian 101 Miller, Julie 104 Miller, Leonna 89 Miller, Steve 89, 106 Milliken, Janet 72 Mills, Kenneth 106 Mills, Marcia 72 Mirt, Kelly 72 Mitchell, Randall 89 Monroe, Greg 89 Moore, Robin 101 Moore, Ronald 72 Morehead, Randy 104 Moreland, Tanis 89 Morgan, Deborah 89 Morgan, Sheri 89 Morgan, Steve 45, 72 Morris, Joe 89 Morris, Randy 101 Mosely, Roderick 89 Mossman, Donald 89 Munday, Thomas 101 Murphy, Ronald 89 Murray, Pamela 89 Muth, Kathleen 72 Myers, Carl 106 Myers, Kathy 89 Myers, Sally 104 Myers, William 36, 104 Myrick, Merrie 89 -N- Naderi, Parviz 89 Nash, Elmo 22 Neeley, Kevin 101 Neighbors, Brad 89 Nelson, Becky 72 Nelson, Jerry 72 Nelson, Nancy 54, 72 Nelson, D.R. 12 Nesler, Gerald 101 Newman, Dixie 89 Neymayer, Deborah 89 Nichols, Robert 89 Nickel, Phillip 106 Nickens, Loy 90 Nielson, Phyllis 90 Nietfeld, Robert 90 Nixon, Terry 72 Nonken, Mark 90 Norrick, Lawrence 90 Norris, Douglas Norris, Mariane 72 Northrop, Curtis 72 Norton, Randy 90 Novak, Carol 90 Novak, Judith 90 Nuessen, Pat 90 -0- Oborg, Craig 75 O ' Brien, Eugene 90 O ' Brien, Verdella 72 Often, Charlotte 90 Often, Michelle 90 Ogg, Herman 20 Oglesbee, Bruce 90 Ohl, Daniel 103 Ohl, James 28 Oliver, Doug 90 Oliver, Mark 72 Oliver, Paul 101 Olson, Kristen 72 Osborn, Dianne 30 Osborn, Mark 90 Otis, Thomas 90 Ott, Wesley 90 Owen, Kathy 90 -P- Paddock, Lee 104 Page, Stephen 90 Palmer, Daniel 90 Palmerlee, Teddy 101 Panton, David 21 Parker, Marshall 45, 90 Parvin, Mohammad 101 Paschal, Doris 90 Patel, Pedma 101 Patterson, Gerald 90 Patterson, Lewis 72 Patterson, Paul 91 Patton, Janice 101 Patton, Larry 18 Paul, John 91 Pearson, Renee 35, 42, 91 Peavey, Kevin 91 Peden, Myrtle 30 Pelz, Buck 101 Pendlay, Christyn 91 Pennington, Angel 101 Periman, Steven 76 Perisho, Brett 91 Perry, James 106 Petersen, Jens 91 Petersen, Lea 105 Pettus, Wilfred 23 Petrie, Jon 91 Pharr, Richard 91 Phelps, Barbara 91 Phillips, Barry 73 Phillips, Jim 73 Phillips, Marlyn 73 Phillips, Robert 91 Phipps, Wanda 91 Pickard, Stacy 73 Pickett, James 106 Pierce, Edward 73 Pierceall, David 101 Pilcher, Robert 91 Pinales, Jose 32 Pinkerton, Randy 73 Place, Pat 31 Plumley, Kathy 73 Poe, Paul 73 Poeschel, Mary 101 Pontious, David 45, 73 Pope, Augustus 73 Pope, Gayle 91 Porter, John 91 Potter, Brenda 91 Potter, Linda 91 Powell, Debbra 101 Powell, Robert 91 Powers, Harold 73 Prather, Virginia 101 Pratt, Jill 107 Pratt, Toby 91 Pray, David 91 Preston, Ruthora 91 Prewitt, Debbie 35, 42, 54, 73 Prewitt, Mary 101 Prewitt, Raymond 91 Price, Ammie 91 Price, Cynthia 35, 42, 46, 73 Price, James 91 Progmore, Donna 73 Prigmore, Louise 73 Prohodsky, Betty 18 Province, Monte 45, 73 Pruitt, Rosemary 73 Pryor, Sam 104 Purdin, Elizabeth 101 Pyles, Caroline 73 Pyles, Dianna 73 Pyles, Micheal 73 -Q- Quilline, Elizabeth 91 -R- Ragan, Marilyn 35, 42, 91 Ralston, Ann 91 Ramsey, Traci 46, 73 Rando, Edward 91, 101 Ratts, Mark 73 Ray, Micheal 91 Reavis, Ronald 92 Redfern, Lowell 107 Redford, Randy 92 Reed, Allen 92 Reed, Carol 92 Reeder, Dan 73 Reid, Rosie 104 Repstine, Barbara 101 Reynolds, John 92 Rich, Charles 73 Richardson, Danny 101 Richardson, Hugh 14 Richardson, Sandra 92 Ricker, Larry 92 Riddle, Rebecca 92 Ridgway, Jan 92 Riedmiller, David 92 Riggs, Douglas 92 Riggs, Walter 92 Rinas, Mary 92 Rinas, Regina 92 Rinas, Suzanne 92 Ring, Ruby 73 Rivers, Randl 73 Roberts, Marsha 92 Robidou, Rose 35, 42, 97 Robinson, Denise 92 Robinson, Gary 92 Rogers, Holly 73 Rogers, Jo 18 Rolfe, Lonnie 73 Rollings, Walter 92 Roney, Rex 36, 54, 75 Rooney, Micheal 92 Rose, Tanya 104 Ross, Curt 73 Rosu, Ruth 104 Roundtree, Regina 73 Roundtree, Reuben 104 Rowl, Dennis 92 Rucker, Leo 92 Ruddick, Sharon 54, 92 Rudiger, Roger 73 Rush, Larry 102 -S- Sailor, Alfred 73 Salyer, John 92 Samilton, Lois 92 Sampson, Davis 73 Sanders, Dale 93 Sanger, David 73 Sandoval, Rafael 93 Saunders, Norma 93 Scates, Carl 93 Schauf, Julie 93 Scheer, Mark 74 Scheier, Larry 93 Schleicher, Dan 36, 93 Schlitter, Barbara 93 Schmidt, Sam 93 Schmidt, Teresa 93 Schnake, Elcia 74 Schneider, Denise 74 Schoenhofer, Chris 93 Schuetz, Geralyn 93 Schuler, Martha 93 Schulze, Marilyn 27 Schwab, Jeffrey 74 Schwindt, Paula 74 Scobee, John 74 Scott, Gregory 74 Scovell, Roger 45, 93 Seager, Ronald 21 Seeger, Diane 93 Selberg, Joellen 93 Self, Billy 102 Seymour, Roy 32 Seymour, Steven 104 111 Shackelford, Don 93 Shafer, Debra 93 Shafikhani, Abbas 74 Shain, Glenda 104 Shaw, Minnie 93 Shaw, Terry 42, 93 Shawn, Larry 102 Shekaramiz, Asghar 93 Shipley, Curtis 45 Shipley, Jeff 45, 93 Shipman, Sheila 104 Shogren, Brad 74 Shull, Joel 74 Shults, Homer 102 Shultz, Jerome 102 Shuman, Leroy 107 Sibley, Sharon 93 Sifford, Kathy 93 Silver, Charley 93 Silverson, Sylvia 74 Simon, Synthia 93 Simmons, Robert 74 Simonton, Melissa 93 Simpson, Greg 93 Skeen, Diana 93 Sloan, Wesley 93 Small, Lesa 102 Smalley, Mike 93 Smith, Bobby 102 Smith, Cinda 93 Smith, Denise 93 Smith, Devesta 93 Smith, Francis 74 Smith, Jaratt 93 Smith, Kurt 94 Smith, Marjorie 74 Smith, Pamela 107 Smith, Richard 74 Smith, Robbin 94 Smith, Robert 94 Smith, Thomas 104 Snodderley, Kay 94 Snodgrass, Gladys 30 Snyder, Donald 74 Snyder, Mark 74 Snyder, Mark 94 Solis, Randy 74 Sommers, Joseph 94 Sommers, Sonja 54, 94 Sooby, Roger 94 Sowder, Karla 74 Spencer, Sandra 107 Springer, Steve 74 Stackley, Dennis 94 Stahl, Marsha 94 Stahl, Susan 104 Stallbaumer, Bob 74 Stalnaker, Julie 94 Stark, Sharon 94 Starkel, Patricia 107 Steeby, Bev 74 Stenzel, Tim 107 Stevens, Larry 94 Stewart, Danny 94 Stewart, Dennis 94 Stewart, Gayrick 45 Stewart, Nanette 94 Stewart, Susan 94 Storey, Paula 55, 74 Strain, Judith 25 Strauhs, Carl 102 Strohmeyer, Damia 45, 94 Strotkamp, Charles 94 Strotkamp, Patrica 104 Stuber, Todd 107 Studebaker, Carl 102 Sturm, Winnie 102 Summer, Cindy 94 Summers, Pat 102 Sundgren, Jane 74 Suther, Kurt 94 Sutter, Harold 104 Sutter, Jerry 74 Sweeney, Micheal 94 -T- Tackett, Gail 74 Talcott, Jean 74 Talcott, Larry 95 Taylor, Billy 107 Taylor, Bruce 95 Taylor, Carleen 74 Taylor, Janet 74 Taylor, Jill 95 Taylor, Nancy 95, 102 Taylor, Richard 95 Templin, Donald 95 Templin, Edward 107 Tennyson, Robert 74 Ternes, Michlle 95 Theis, Phil 22 Theissen, Russel 95 Thomas, Debra 74 Thomas, Sharon 74 Thompson, Brian 74 Thompson, Linda 104 Thompson, Mike 102 Thompson, Ronnie 95 Thompson, Rosalie 95 Thompson, Thomas 95 Tighe, Betty 21 Timm, Stephanie 95 Timmons, Jerry 95 Tindel, Jennison 104 Tipton, Teresa 95 Tisch, Herman 32 Toburen, Don 18 Todroff, Blanche 74 Torneden, Fred 36, 74 Towry, Margie 102 Travincheck, William 95 Trent, April 95 Trent, Bill 15 Trimmell, Roberta 55, 75 Tubbesing, Susan 102 Tucker, Curt 95 Turner, Douglas 95 Turner, Hazel 95 Turner, Pamela 102 Turpin, Lee 107 Twietmeyer, Lynne 95 Tyler, Tim 102 Tymony, Richard 102 -U- Uhlenhop, Susan 35, 95 Underwood, Cathy 95 Unger, Ralph 13 Unrein, Allen 107 Unruh, Steve 107 -V- Vail, Kevin 102 Valentine, Frances 102 Van Arsdale, Marc 95 Van Horn, Max 75 Van Sickle, John 104 Vaught, Susan 75 Vernon, Marsha 95 Vernon, Tom 36, 75 Vint, Micheal 95 Vogelman, Marc 96 Vogt, Roger 75 Von Feldt, Thomas 96 Voth, Christa 75 -W- Wagoner, Debbie 96 Walker, Clarence 75 Walker, Esther 102 Walker, John 96 Wallace, Lesa 96 Waller, David 96 Wallingford, David 75 Walter, Charles 107 Walters, Sheila 96 Ward, Micheal 96 Ward, Wesley 75 Ware, Gary 75 Ware, Mariann 96 ware, Michele T02 Watkins, Alan 107 Watkins, Elizabeth 96 Watts, Mark 96 Weber, Mack 75 Webster, Allen 107 Wedman, Judy 96 Wedman, Tommy 102 Wehry, James 96 Weigel, Douglas 96 Weir, Donald 75 Weisbecker, Jonathan 104 Welsch, Larry 96 Welty, Richard 96 Weninger, Rick 75 Wentworth, Richard 96 west, Micheal 8, 54, 75 Westbrook, Steve 96 Wheeler, Lance 75 White, Brenda 96 White, Dennis 75 White, John 96 White, Randall 96 White, Tim 96 Whiteside, David 96 Whiteside, Kim 96 Whitlock, Walter 96 Whitson, Debra 75 Whitson, Retha 96 Whittington, Kelly 75 Wickwire, Phillip 102 Wiens, Diane 46, 95 Wilber, Micheal 96 Wilber, Thersa 96 Wilds, Terrance 75 Wile, Craig 97 Wilkinson, John 107 Willwhite Kenneth 97 Williams, Janet 97 Williams, Leland 102 Williams, Loretta 107 Williams, Vicki 97 Wilmot, Mike 97 Wilshire, Roy 97 Wilson, Alene 97 Wilson, David 97 Wilson, Jeff 97 Wilson, Karen 97 Wilson, Maggie 97 Wilson, Ron 12 Wilson, William 75 Wimberly, Karma 97 Winegarner, Adela 97 Wingard, Jack 97 Winkle, Harold, Jr. 97 Winneger, Rick 45 Wischropp, Kathryn 107 Wischropp, Theodore 12 Wise, Debra 102 Wise, Gary 75 Wise, Larry 97 Wolf, Clifford 75 Womack, Lynn 97 Woodard, Cheryl 97 Woodling, Randall 75 Woods, Richard 75 Wooldridge, Mark 104 Wright, Charles 102 Wright, Hiram 75 Wright, John, Jr. 75 Wright, Keith 97 Wright, Margaret 97 Wright, Mary ann 75 Wyant, Cheryl 97 -Y- Yaryan, Craig 75 Yee, Sheryl 75 Yocom, Norma 102 Yocom, Steve 104 Yokel, David 75 Young, Rebecca 104 Young, Terry 102 -Z- Zachanas, Goldie 75 Zacharias, Ned 107 Zerbe, Charla 97 Zimmerman, Darrel 97 Zipprich, Cynthia 97 112 The Grizzly 1977 00 113 The Grizzly track and field team finished a respectable third in the Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference and third in the regionals this spring. At the National Junior College Athletic Association In- door meet in Detroit, the team earned a 23rd place rank- ing. BCCCC ' s four mile relay team made an excellent show- ing at the WSU Relays by smashing the old record by 27 seconds in Cessna Stadium. John Lara, Dan Schleicher, Fred Tornedan and Bill Myers covered the distance 17:33.11. Grant Overstake made his mark in the decathlon by winning ninth in the National Junior College Athletic Asso- ciation contest. He won fifth in the decathlon at the US Track and Field event at Wichita. Ollie Isom was acting field and track coach this year. 4 J iT M-W-f?- H Wu : ty FRED TORNEDEN AND DAN SCHLEICHER % v .- ' . • v-. ■..-.- . , • , TIM AIKEN DISTANCE RUNNERS out for track this year include (FRONT R. FROM L.) Steve Miller, Tom Vernon, Tim Aiken, Dan Schleicher. SECOND ROW, John Lara, Bill Myers, Fred Tornedan, Cal Ledbetter, Roger Rudiger. BACK ROW, Dan Healy, Lo Anderson, Ken Beckman, and Mark Jorns. Jf mm ROGER WRUDIGER A t ■ % m±.:ymmiB ™m £ TRACK TEAM MEMBERS pictured are (FRONT ROW FROM L.) Mike Ketteman, Darrell Lucas, Robert Nichols, Doug Ludwig. SECOND ROW, Matt Cannon, Rex Hall, David Fischer, Doug Riggs, and Reggie Cook. Members not pictured are Hiram Wright, Dale Lies, Grant Overstake, Leo Rucker, Steve Geddes, Greg Martens, and Bill Hess. LO ANDERSON, DARRELL LUCAS AND REX RONEY GRANT OVERSTAKE, JOHN LARA AND BILL MYERS 1mm Women track stars win 2 invitationals The women ' s track team for Butler consistently ranked high throughout the season in all its compe- tition. The team members took first place in their home meet, lost second by the toss of a coin at the Haskell Invitational, and never placed lower than third throughout the season as a team. Rose Robidou placed fourth in the shot put at the regionals in Hutchinson which made her eligible for the nationals. The 440 relay team also qualified for the nationals. The women elected not to attend the nationals. Mrs. Lou Clennan was the women ' s acting coach and she summarized the season: We had a tremer dous season. The women gave 100 per cent. WOMEN ' S TRACK MEMBERS include (FRONT ROW FROM L.) Rose Robidou, Kathy McFarlane, Bev Steeby, Cynthia Price, Judy Hampton. SECOND ROW, Coach Lou Clennan, Barb Griffin, Marilyn Ragan, Rilinda Harris and Lynette Smith. - 116 MARILYN Ragan runs the relay. Rose Robidou throws the shot put. Bev Steeby clears the high jump while Judy Hampton sits on the ground. 117 ,,: S :::::--:- :ft ' fv ,«::i, : , Intramurals attract many Intramurals on campus attract- ed many student participants this year with competition in tennis, volleyball, and bowling. Linnell ' s Legion, LEFT, the second plac e team in the mixed bowling league included 1) L. TO R. Mike Wilmot, Darren Linnell, Diane Marsh, and Jill Coble. The top team in bowling (LOWER PHOTO) Win-a-Few, consisted of, FRONT ROW L. TO R. Ron Bell, Mike Wilmot, Laura Harden, and Julie Schauf. League honors went to (BACK ROW L. TO R.) Dennis Grove, Jeanette Malone (sponsor), Tan- ya Rose and Kevin Neeley. Outreach serves wide community The Adult Reading Academy and the Adult Resource Center, sponsored by BCCC and under the direction of Joy Choens and Mary Lou Stebbins have ex- panded their areas to eight counties this past year. The center part of the college ' s program for reaching out to the commu- nity offers day and night classes to all adults in the community interested in ex- panding their education. BCCC also added a new program to its community services division. Co-spon- sored by Midkap organization, a life-en- richment class, for people 60 and over, offers three presentations every Thurs- day. At the end of the semester thirty-six members were registered in the program. BCCC ' s continuing education program at McConnell AFB offers night school to ser- vicemen, for which they receive college credits. (1) A student gives a report in a class at McConnell AFB in the Out- reach Program. (2) Irene Singer an Outreach instructor, conducts a class at McConnell AFB. (3) Bill Bid- well lectures to the life-enrichment class on the hobby of photography. (4) Mary Seymour, instructor at the Adult Resource Center assists a stu- dent with math. (5) Students work on reading at the Adult Reading Academy. h v s 121 Journalists win highest honors The Lantern newspaper and The Grizzly yearbook swept the top awards in the fifth annual Kansas Community College Journalism Contest this year. The Lantern won eight first place awards and The Grizzly won first place overall in the yearbook divi- sion. Students receiving first place awards included Bryan Clark, newswriting; Jeanette Carter, column writing; Mike Ketteman, sports writing; Grant Over- stake, feature writing; Dave Gentzler, sports column writing; Bryan Clark, drawing. Overstake also won first in double truck layout and sports feature writ- ing. Second place in the state was won in several cate- gories including Gentzler in sports writing; Ketteman in editorial writing; Fred Tornedan, sports writing; (Tornedan was also the staff artist for the first place Grizzly); Ketteman, poetry and critical review writ- ing; The Lantern for page layout and makeup. Third places were garnered by Thelma Gragg in editorial writing with Ketteman also third in editorial column writing. THE SMILE OF VICTORY is evident with Mike Ketteman who won high honors in the state journalism contest. Fred Tornedan (BE- LOW, LEFT) and Bryan Clark (RIGHT) are praised by adviser Bill Bidwell for their good showings in the state contest. mi JIM ERICKSON receives an art scholarship check from Hester Snyder, past president of the El Dorado Art Association. BELOW, Shirley Longfellow re- ceives congratulations from Pat Couger, President of BCCC Educational Association. w Butler County Butler County ' days of our lives ooo Honors Shirley Longellow, business instructor, was named one of seven Master Teachers in the state. Her fellow instructors on the campus nomi- nated her to compete in the contest sponsored by Emporia State University. Mrs. Longfellow demonstrated commitments to the students, to the public, to the profession, and to professional employment practices. Jim Erickson, rt student, was named out- standing art student of the year and received a $100 scholarship for achieving the honor. His fel- low students and his instructors selected Erick- son. The honor climaxed the annual student art exhibit held in the spring. 123 -r y Students go outside Earth Day was sponsored by the Ecol- ogy Club in the spring and the festivities were well attended. (Presi- dent Heinrich points out an interesting ex- hibit.) Campus Crusade for Christ has been well at- tended all year, but the last meeting was held outside and drew a re- cord crowd. (Students sit in the sun and sing.) — s nwi w i w i . il in i f M W ff 124 Honor nominees are listed Forty-seven students were can- didates for the Order of the Pur- ple this spring which is approxi- mately 25 per cent of the total graduating class. Graduating sophomores must average a grade point of 3.25 in either academic or vocational or both subjects in order to be eligi- ble for the honor. The school honored the candi- dates at a banquet in May. CANDIDATES AT COMMENCEMENT include (FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT) Gail Tackett, Tanya, Eastin, Lita Kittle, Marcia Mills, Marianne Norris, Judy D ' Annunzio, Vicki Herpich, Diane Marsh, Lynne Twietmeyer, Nancy Clark. SECOND ROW, Sharon Thomas, Rosemary Pruitt, Mona Boone, Mike Cuenca. THIRD ROW, Michael Good, Debra Dean. Janet Holliday, Arleata Hillman, Connie Logsdon, Russell Eck, Cyndee Hale, Denise Schneider, Laurma Hofen, Diane Kelley, FOURTH ROW, Shane Krause, Danny La Coss, Daren Linnell, Nancy Nelson, Charles Waple. Ben T. Lore, Roger Vogt, Brad Shogren, Fred Ufford, David Wallingtord, Mark Jorns, Paul Martin. 125 The class of 1977: FULL ACADEMIC regalia for both graduates and faculty highlights the tra- ditional processional across the campus. Graduates, friends and relatives then listen to the commencement address. The presentation of the degrees is the final rite. (Dr. Kassebaum presents Mike Cuenca his degree.) I - l } :t i%r l?wt 4fr rj ojp v 126 199 students receive degrees Phillip Olsen, M.D., a graduate of BCCC and an El Dorado physician, gave the commencement address on May 25 at the ceremonies held on the campus. Associate of Arts and Associate of Applied Science degrees were awarded to 199 students, a substantial increase over the number of graduates in 1976. G. E. Kassebaum, M.D., chairman of the Board of Trustees, presented the degrees. 127 CANDIDATES FOR Mona Boone, A. A. Sharon Briggs, A.A. Nancy Lea Clark, A.A. Sherry Clymer, A.A. Michael Cuenca, A.A. Judy D ' Annunzio, A.A. Debra Due Dean, A.A. Tanya Eastin, A.A. Russell Eck, A.S. Michael Good, A.A. Cyndee Hale, A.S. Vicki Herpich, A.A. Arleata Hillman, A.A. Laurina Hofen, A.A. Janet Kay Holliday, A.A. Nicholas Jimenez, A.A. Mark Jorns, A.A. Diane Kelley, A.A. Lita Kittle, A.A. Shane Kruase, A.A. Ellen Kruse, A.S. Danny LaCoss, A.S. Maureen Lingwood, A.A Daren Linnell, A.S. ORDER OF PURPLE Connie Jo Logsdon, A.A. Ben T. Lore, A.A. Diane Carol Marsh, A.A. Paul D. Martin, A.S. Richard McKown, A.A. Thomas Mikkelson, A.S. Marcia Mills, A.A. Nancy Jane Nelson, A.A. Janet Sue Norman, A.A. Marianne Norris, A.A. Randolph Lee Pinkerton, A.A. Rosemary Pruitt, A.A. Denise Schneider, A.A. Brad Lee Shogren, A.A. Robert J. Stallbaumer, A.A. Beverly Jo Steeby, A.A. Gail Lynne Tackett, A.A. Sharon Louise Thomas, A.A. Lynne Renee Twietmeyer, A.A. Fred Ufford, A.A. Roger L. Vogt, A.A. David Wallii. S i ' ord, A.A. Charles Waple, Jr., A.S. ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE John Wayne Adkins Alvin Gene Aitken Timothy Steven Aiken Joan Kay Allison Bernice Marie Baker Mary Gayle Ball Troy Alan Barnt Kenneth Murray Beckman Bruce Mathew Beem Teresa Lynn Bevis Ronald Robert Bourne Jan Lee Brickle y Diane Ellene Brooks Julie Ann Broomfield Susan K. Brown Larry Curtis Burk Patrick Mary Burke Robert Allen Butler Raymond J. Cahill Jolene Gail Camp Jeanette Louise Carter Kathryn Marie Cartwright Rolland Lynn Church Jill Eileen Coble Karen Lynne Coddington Robert Cox Robert Daryl Criss Debra Rae Daetwiler Sandra Jo Daniels Richard Dean Davis Diana Lee Ann Dennett Wayne Richard DeWitt Charles Edwin Drake Debra A. Englebert James Patrick Erickson Michael J. Ernatt Robert Wayne Ferguson Jorge Fernandez Cherie Lynee Fetters Billy Kirk Giesen Thelma L. Gragg Mark Curtis Gray David Alan Green Marcia Arlone Greenq Stephen M. Hale Craig Allen Hami ' ton Laura Ann Harden Thomas Eugene Harmon Lee Alan Heinrich Robert Allen Heitzenrater Kathryn A. Hess Daisy Violetta High Rolland Leon Hitchcock Alan Eugene Hobson Raymond L. Hoffman Craig Allen Honer Sheryl Ann Hutchins Rudy G. Hyson Cindy L. Johnson Bryon Keith Jones Marvin Keith Jones Dana Lynn Jordan Eric Lewis Joyce Michael J. D. Kaufman Bradley Dwaine King David Alan Kliewer James Walter Leach Gregory Austin Leafty Calvin Dean Ledbetter Stacey Jean Levitt Joseph Curtis Lill Regina Irene Lindenbaum Cheryl Louise Litton Jon V. Madsen Karla Kay McCoy Susan Lynn McDermeit Creigh Allen McLaughlin Bryan Michael McLinden Scot Bradley Michels Judy M. Middleton Marlin Joe Miller Susan Kay Mohler Melvin Lee Moore Ronald Raymond Moore Steve Keith Morgan Sophia Ann Mullins Sally S. Myers Rebecca Leann Nelson Stacy L. Newland Craig Jared Oborg Mark Lynn Oliver Jonathan Grant Overstake Kathy Ann Parker Susan Kay Peterson Barry Sterling Phillips David Lee Pontious Deborah Jo Prewitt Cynthia Ann Price Donna Irene Prigmore Monte Ray Province Caroline Lee Pyles Traci Lynette Ramsey Mark A llen Ratts Ruby Kathryn Ring - Rex Lowell Roney Mark W. Scheer Jeffry C. Schwab Paula M. Schwindt Gordon Eric Shaffer Francis Albert Smith Marjorie Juanita Smith Randy Kay Solis Joseph F. Storey Paula Victoria Storey Jane Louise Sundgren Phyllis Mae Tanner Mary Sue Thompson Roberta Bernice Trimmell Kerby Lewis Varner Susan Elizabeth Vaught Thomas C. Vernon Christa Elfriede Voth Clarence W. Walker Rick Arthur Weninger Clifford Darrell Wolf Randall Eugene Woodling ASSOCIATE OF APPLIED Lonnie Earl Bafinger Alvin R. Ballin Danny William Bowlin Robert Dale Breckenridge Lawrence R. Chiarotti Carl Bruce Dolecek David Richard Fisher Randy Lee Lukasik McFarthing Curtis Ray Northrop Lee Morrison Paddock, Jr. Gerald Eugene Paulus, Jr. Stacy Gay Pickard SCIENCE DEGREE Ralph 0. Gibson Dennis Wayne Groves Baldwin H. Haag, III Steven Lee Ingmire Thomas Neil Johnson Robert W. Lehnherr Dale N. Lies Edward Rudolph Pierce Charles Daniel Reeder Paul Frederick Rhodes Paul Alan Richards Carmen Robert Wegerer William Claude Wilson Elected to Who ' s Who Among Students In American Junior Colleges — I o ; ■ ' O r s -_ - •W M it