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

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STRANr.K HAIM ' KNINC.S abound on the campus when students deride to make things happen. Carl Heinrich is the recipient of a pie in the face when a contract is placed on him. Above. Dar- rel Lucas, Mark Kvansand Lorenzo An- derson compete in the skateboard race. Left, Mark Kddy and Mark Kvans com pete against the (acuity in the Any thing Goes.

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i WORST ACT IN THE BONO SHOW is what this group j s earning by its performance. Members of the chorus are (from left) Dan Schleicher, Mark Kddy. Mark Kvans, Tim Klder, .John Lara, Darrel Lucas. Campus talent abounds BCCC was the scene of some very unusual and wierd activities this year. Among these unusual activities were the Pie Spirit contest, the Bong Show, and Almost Anything Goes. All these activities were a part of the homecoming festivities to generate spirit. A Student ' s dream was the Pie Spirit contest. Any student who wished any other student, teacher or ad- ministrator or be hit with a pie, filled a contract and if the contract was accepted, the Hit Committee took care of the hittee for the hitter. The Bong Show could have been termed a talent show except for the obvious lack of talent in some of the acts. Almost Anything Goes was a contest sponsored by the Student Activities Council for United Way.

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Drama is historical BCCC ' s first theatrical production of the 1977 fall semester was Abelard and Heloise. The play, written by Paul Millar, was a historical drama about two ill-fated lovers. Don and Susan Gilliland played the lead parts as Peter and Heloise Abelard. Gilles De Vannes was portrayed by Bob Peterson. Lonnie Brown was cast as Fulbert, Heloise ' s uncle. Cindy Simon played the Abbess of Argentivil and Shannon Martin played Sister Godrick. Robert De Montbois- sier was played by Jim Price. Gay Thomas played the role of Denise, Abe- lard ' s sister. Gregg Woodall, who played Gilbert, wrote and performed the music. Other actors and actresses were Gene Barclay, Linda Brown, Maurita Deines, Judd Eustice, John Hamm, Vickie Litchfield, James Marsh, Dwight Peterson, Dorothy Speer, Debbie Taylor, Craig Ussery, Jan Walters, Lonna Whaley, and Debbie Whitson. Abelard and Heloise, which was directed by Larry Patton, was BCCC ' s entry in the American College Theatre Festival which is produced by the American Theatre Association. LARRY PATTON, instructor, prepares the set for the dramatic production. Don Gilliland por- trays a lead role, Abelard. ■ — 14 '