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

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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

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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

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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