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Strotkamps making B The Strotkamp family from undecided as to which career to program. Mary works for John DctHHn n mj-v MAnlr«M « 4- V s-v • vk n 11 Trt rV1lt CII1A TAntintr lit Al A if »» ni Af f » rf-1 A ri iat«PAn nnf A w-tAv l n M, nn 2- The Strotkamp family from Burns, are making their college education a family tradition. Seven members of the Strotkamp family are attending BCCC this year and there may be one more by spring semester. Bernice Strotkamp is the mother of Donald, Gary and John- ny. Donald and his wife Mary, Gary and his wife Kathy, and Johnny and his wife Susan, are all full-time students. Their majors vary: Bernice is interested in writing and photography, Donald is majoring in business, Mary in accounting, Gary in auto mechanics, Kathy is undecided as to which career to pursue, Johnny in electronics and Susan in data processing. The seven Strotkamps are seeking their associates degrees while Mary may go on to a 4-year college. Donald and Mary are sophomores and the other five are freshmen. When asked why they decided to attend Butler County, Bernice, Donald and Mary agreed it was the location that brought them here. One thing led to another and soon the three sons, daughter-in- laws and mother were all at- tending school together. Mary and Susan are par- ticipating in the work study program. Mary works for John Anderson, auto mechanics in- structor. Susan works in the library. Donald is on the staff of the Lantern as a photographer. If going to school full-time and participating in the work study program wasn ' t enough, between the three sons and daughter-in- laws they have eight children ranging in ages 4-15. They try to carpool as much as possible arriving at 8 a.m. and leaving by 2 or 2:30 in the af- ternoon, 5 days a week. This family tradition is an in- spiration for other families. Remember, the family that studies together . . . • v ,™™ Donald and Bernice enjoy a break in the snack bar while waiting for the other family members. 24 Family
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CCC family tradition Seven and growing Strotkamp family: seated left to right, Mary and Bernice; standing left to right, Donald, Susan, Kathy and Gary. Not pictured Johnny. Story by Susan Burgess Photos by Marlene Brooks Strotkamps 25
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