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

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Sky daredevils invade campus The human bird and his fearless pilot once again tilted many heads to the sky as the team of Dave Hrdlicka and Tim Wegenast teamed together with two of Hrdlicka ' s companions, David Hindman, alias Doc , and Paul Hentzen to entertain the cam- pus from the sky. September 15, 1978 was the date SAC declared as Kickoff Week- end which was being held in honor of the first home football game. The evening started when the four entered the airplane at the El Dor- ado Airport. Wegenast, the pilot, headed toward the campus. Wegen- ast circled the south end of the cam- pus until he reached the height they desired. Then the three divers emerged, free falling for seconds, and then the sky was filled with the colors of the rainbow as their cano- pies exploded. Hrdlicka was the first on the ground, then Hindman, then Hent- zen. All three belong to Sky Sports in Hutchinson. Pilot Wegenast re- turned the aircraft to the airport. The divers were greeted first by Dr. Carl Heinrich and each received a kiss from Jo Rogers, instructor of English and journalism. The evening ended with a bonfire and dance in the student union. The Grizzlies went on to win the football game over the Haskell Indi- ans by a score of 40-0. A party at Fiesta Park ended the weekend after the game. •;■ ' ..ari ■ :. ' wi,« ' i ' ■,■ ' . ' , ■ ------- I -

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