Barton Community College - Spoke Yearbook (Great Bend, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1970 volume:

This page intentionally left blank. THE SPOKE BARTON COUNTY COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE VOLUME I 1970 This is the dawning of the age . . . for the people involved with the Barton County Community Col lege. Students discovered new and broader horizons on the ultra¬ modern, expanding campus, where they found social activities and educational opportunities waiting for them. Nearly all aspects of college life were available to the students; organizations and activities at the college were many and varied. X A dream becomes reality The expanding campus of Barton County Community Junior College is located at Bissell Point, overlooking the Arkansas River Valley. It is the realization of the dream of the residents of Barton County who voted to establish the com¬ munity Junior College early in 1965. The library, the science-math hall, and the applied science hall were the first three buildings constructed on campus. The groundbreaking ceremony, which began the official construction of for Barton County the Junior Col lege, was held November 21, 1967, with Frank Carlson, former Kansas Senator, officiating. The landscaping, architecture, and curriculum of the Barton Col lege were formed with the help of top junior col¬ lege consultants throughout the nation. Therefore, the very latest in eguipment is featured at the Junior College. Closed-circuit television, a study- ski I Is center, tapes, films, and video¬ tapes, are all available for student 4 (l) College President C. 0. Robinson takes his turn with the shovel as Senator Frank Carlson looks on. (2) President of McBrirte Dehmer Construction Company, B. McBride, receives the Notice to Proceed” from Dr. Robinson. (3) Now. Trustee Richard McGrath turns the dirt. (if) J. A. Mermis speaks from a makeshift plat¬ form. Seated (1-rj Msg. Hussman; Rev. D. B. Cecil; Marshall Macy, Dean of Administration: Dean Wells: Richard McGrath: George Murdy, Jr.: Senator Carlson: Dr. Robinson. (5) BCCJC before g round-breaking. Three bui ldings rise up from use. AM three of the buildings on canv- pus are air-conditioned and carpeted. Modern style furniture in bright colors accents the modern style architecture. The Barton County Community Junior Col lege Trustees emphasized qua Iity of instruction as well as equipment in vocational technology of all sorts, in graphics, electronics, broadcasting, criminal justice, printing, secretarial a once barren sciences, associate nursing, and the social, life, and physical sciences. Students may enrol I in a course of study to prepare them before transfer to a four year college or university. An 4 field Associate Degree can be obtained from a two year program of study. Also stu¬ dents seeking a broader background of knowledge, or wishing to gain a personal achievement, may enroll in the desired (1-3) Hen and machinery inhabit the campus and begin to form the buildings. (4) Student Rick Sanders helps to unload some of the computer parts to be placed in the Applied Science Building. (5 6) Cranes and men work together to complete one of the first thre buildings. 5 Refinements are added, and course. On March 19, 1969, the Board of Trus¬ tees of Barton County Community Junior College held its first meeting on cam¬ pus in the lobby of the Applied Science building. The first phase of construc¬ tion of the col lege was then complete. The second phase of construction on the fine arts, physical education, class¬ room, and administration buildings other structures appear would be the next step toward the com¬ pletion of the Barton College. It was -begun in the Fall of 1969, in order to be completed by the Fall term of 1970. By July 31, 1969, the enrollment at Barton County Community Junior Col lege had already reached the five hundred mark, twice as many as had been antici¬ pated. The entire faculty of thirty-two persons, plus seven administrative offi — I (l) The campus as it looked from above. (2-5) Construction levels on new buildings on the campus make interesting studies. 3 First students fulfill dream cials, reported for orientation meetings and preparation for the first classes the week of August 25. On September 8, 1969, Barton County Community Junior College received its first students, a total of 853 students. It was the dawning of a new age for the citizens of Barton County and for the students of the new Community Junior Col lege. Connie Kruckenberg becomes the first student to enrol 1 at BCCJC. Student elected Senate passes jr ___ (l) Vice-President Bill Coe addresses the student body at the assembly in Moritorium Day. (2) Max Roberts votes for his candidates in the Student Senate elections. (3) David Sauer escorts Gov¬ ernor Docking with the aid of Bill Coe, Bob Grubbs, Tom Cline, Becky Miller, and Judy Cate. legislation and plans functions The Constitution of the Barton Coun¬ ty Community Junior College was the greatest undertaking of the Student Sen¬ ate, which is made up of thirteen stu¬ dent members with two faculty advisers. Though the constitution was foremost in their plans, the Senate also accom¬ plished many useful projects. The ac¬ quisition of a flagpole, the sponsoring of dances and other recreational activ¬ ities, an Inaugural Ball, and the host¬ ing of the State Junior College Meeting, are just a few of the first-year accom¬ plishments of the Student Senate. President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: David Sauer Bill Coe Marlene Wendel Duane Lanterman Sigma Phi Omega: First campus fraternity A very active campus organization is the thirteen-member Sigma Phi Omega, the local chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon na¬ tional law enforcement fraternity. This group was organized in November of 1969 with the purpose of advancing the pro¬ fessional administration of criminal justice. It tries to promote better public understanding of the administration of criminal justice, to foster through fraternal contact greater understanding between agencies and departments in criminal justice fields, and to elevate the standards of personnel, training, procedure, and ideals in areas of ad¬ ministration of criminal justice. The fraternity sponsors a black belt karate course for criminal justice ma¬ jors or minors, a firing range and an FBI firing course, and a dog testing program for the U.S. Air Force ' s sentry dog training course. President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Sergeant -at-Arms: Bill Teater Tom Pryor Ed Cat Iin Bill Sowles Mel Boyd 2 (l) Bill Sowles and Bill Teater (r) train Eirik, one of the campus security dogs. (2) Mel Boyd aims at the target in the firing range. (3) Ed Catlin and Bill Sowles set up the target. Karate skills practiced by justice students 4 6 A black belt karate course, sponsor¬ ed by the college chapter of Lambda Ep¬ silon, is offered to any student who is a member of the fraternity and is ma¬ joring or minoring in criminal justice. The purpose of learning karate is to build confidence in future police offi¬ cers and to develop the self-discipline that is so important to a police offi¬ cer, according to Professor of Criminal Justice, Dennis C. Elam, himself a mem¬ ber of the class. The class is taught by a criminal justice student in the evening divi¬ sion, Dwight Boese of Claflin. ESoese, who holds a first degree black belt, taught junior high school in Claflin during the 1969-70 school year. Membership in the class, which meets from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon on Satur¬ days, dropped from 18, initially, to only eight as the SPOKE went to press. (4) Professor Dennis Elam, Ed Catlin, Ron Blasi, Bill Sowles, Lane Moore, and Mel Boyd concentrate in their karate skills. (5) Instruc¬ tor of karate, Dwight Boese demonstrates some of the actions. (6) Boese (1) and Carl Meadows, both first degree black belt holders, show a few of the finer points to the class. Students police campus The campus patrol is a group of four criminal justice students whose respons¬ ibility it is to maintain the security of the campus grounds, equipment, and personnel. Organized in September 1969, and approved by the Board of Trustees, the student patrolmen take the place of the more usual night watchmen. Besides providing for campus security, the program provides practical, on-the- job experience for criminal justice students. They are on duty from 5:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from midnight to 7:00 a.m. week nights and twenty-four hours Saturday and Sunday. The campus patrol has trained Eirik, the German shepherd sentry dog, and use him part-time on night patrol, after the campus has been cleared of evening divi¬ sion students and staff. (l) Security Patrol off icer Ed Catlin checks the rooms as part of his duties. (2) Trainer Bill Sowles speaks to Eirik during a training session. (3) Although playful looking, Eirik is a great asset to the Patrol. (if) Two of the Patrol members demonstrate Eirik ' s abil¬ ities at the Open House activities. Dowell publishes CAMPUS DAILY The supplement to the INTERROBANG, the CAMPUS DAILY, began its publication on Monday, April 13, 1970. Peggy Dowell, BCCJC student from Haviland, compiles and edits the news bulletin. It is a one-page paper, which comes out every morning ' . Contained in it is current school and local news, as well as the day ' s highlights from local, state, national, and international news. Supplement to the Infetrotang 5M Gftnpus April 13, 1970 Internationa Vt - THE APOLLO 13 ASTRONAUTS ARE SLEEPING. ““ w „ f ' S — “ - — � - Kansas c m scool Dlsm „ maes, BKB M! LLTOP SINGERS WILL PERFORM AT HOISINGTON CLAFLIN mu be a Planetarium s„„, at „ 1s ™ WITH dr ERE WILL be m administrative co THE GREAT BEND CUB SC0UTS BLUEBIW) s. z z :: m “ G 3,30 ■ —« ' s office TO PUT In H ITEM I I fTHfSjjf EE ®AV H ™iii S2 |’ s B INTERNATIONAL, STATE AND BY 3:00 P ' M - 0N THE p S u H B°Li?An 0 V N E . THE ITEM IN ® proper Iilmx B in S U7 there win rf ipcATm e APPROXIMATELY 75 STUDENTS AT 7:30 P. M . - - c OVera8e all THE N£XT ™ 0 WEEKS ‘ Y -Long, listen to KBJC-FM radio. Barton Players prove their talents The first club to be organized on cam¬ pus was the Barton College Players, in October of 1969, with about 50 members. To carry out their purpose of providing opportunities for students to participate in theatrical productions and to provide opportunities for the public to enjoy and appreciate theatre, they produced three plays in their first year. The first production was the child¬ ren ' s theatre project of The Wizard of Oz in December, followed in February by an old fashioned melodrama, Dirty Work at the Crossroads, or Tempted, Tried, and True. The final production of the year was the all-school drama project David and Lisa in ApriI. President: Vice-President Secretary: Treasurer: Par Iiamentarian: Dan Doherty Ann Dieckhoff Sister Judy Pam Krug Mel Boyd (I) Celeste Prosser makes up Debby Schonhoff for the melodrama. (2) The villain, Ron Blasi, attacks Little Nell, played by Sharon Nicolet. (3) Mel Boyd (Cowardly Lion), Nancy Bartley (Dorothy), Dan Doherty (Tin Woodman), and Bill Coe (Scarecrow) in a scene with Noel Shank (the Wizard of Oz). (4) The good witch, Sharon Collier, and the Scarecrow, Bill Coe, mingle after the performance. (5) The faces of the children pleased the Players the most. (6) One of the children ' s favorite characters was the Scarecrow. 5 INTERROBANG: The student’s own The INTERROBANG, student newspaper of BCCJC, began publication October 16, 1969. Following basically an eight-page format, the paper is published every two weeks, excepting vacations, on Thursdays. The newspaper, printed entirely on campus in the school print shop, attempts to provide the news of the col lege to the students and supporters of the school, as well as an assortment of editorials, col¬ umns, and features, including plentiful pictorial coverage of campus activities. Under the direction of the first managing editor, Sandra Lynn Corbitt, the INTERRO¬ BANG developed during the course of the year into an intregal part of college I i fe. The name, INTERROBANG, comes from a punctuation mark which is a combination of a question mark (interro) and an ex¬ clamation point ( bang in printer ' s jar¬ gon). It is meant to symbolize the news function of a newspaper through the ex¬ clamation point, and the questioning, in¬ vestigative function through the question mark. (l) Sports Editor Steve Belt confers with his adviser, David Karr, about an article in the local paper. (2) Mark Loughrige, a reporter, writes his next story. (3) Cecil Ellis, col¬ umnist, prepares As Cecil Sees It for the next issue. (it) Busi ness Manager Sharon Nicolet tries to balance the books. (5) Nancy Lindholm, News Editor, spends some time in the print shop. First yearbook: A study in frustration Even though an original decision had been made not to pub Iish a yearbook the .first year of the college ' s existence, a staff was selected to begin planning for the first book. When, in late October, the original decision was reversed, the staff changed its plans and began work on a publication to record the story of the beginning of a college. Under the direction of managing editor Lee Barlow and copy editor Celeste Pros¬ ser, the book began to take shape, with the thought that it, like the student newspaper, would be printed in the school print shop. However, pressure on the shop for production of a catalogue as well as the normal printing load of necessary school materials forced a- nother change With an early April deadline facing them, the staff put together pictures and stories to commemorate the histor¬ ical first year of the Bissell Point campus. Other students aiding in the publication were Debby Schonhoff and Joan Ochs. (6) Art Editor Joan Ochs designs the first SPOKE cover. (7) Yearbook Copy Editor Celeste Prosser checks facts before she writes her copy. (8) SPOKE Editor Lee Barlow works on a final layout to be sent to the printer. Cheerleaders stir student emotions Helping to boost our Cougar Pride was the lively squad of eight cheer¬ leaders. The cheerleaders were sel¬ ected by members of the faculty and the Student Senate in October. Those qual¬ ifying were Joan and Jan Weiser, Brenda Williams, Barbara Knobloch, Al Petz, Mark Hauser, Roger Switzer, and Kent Sallee. Alternates were Becky Miller, Nancy Lindholm, and Mary Lou Linenber- ger. (l) The crowd charges from the bleachers after a victory. (2) The cheerleaders perform during a break in the game. (3) Students discuss the ref¬ eree ' s last call. (4) Students become envolved in a good game. (5) One of the Weiser twins cheers for the Cougars. (6) Barbara Knobloch and Brenda Williams react when they learn that they have made the squad. (7) Cheerleaders start a game in a lively way. Cougar Cagers show their colors The twelve members of the first Bar¬ ton County Community Junior College Bas¬ ketball team concluded the 1969-70 sea¬ son with an overall record of nine wins and nineteen losses, and a three win- eleven loss record in the Kansas Jay- hawk Junior College Conference. The Cougar roundballers, coached by energe¬ tic Dick Nagy and Assistant Coach Jack Bowman, made a fine showing in their first year of play. Tom Cline, our 6 ' 9 center, was nam¬ ed to the Kansas Jayhawk Western Con¬ ference A11 Star Team. We They St. John ' s 88 62 Central College 79 83 Hesston 81 73 Pratt 61 79 Borger, Tex. 87 73 Lamar, Colo. 68 94 Trinidad, Colo. 78 96 Central College 62 63 Garden City 83 70 Cowley County 83 82 Cloud County 85 86 Pratt 66 108 Dodge City 79 100 Hutchinson 73 100 Butler County 73 78 Trinidad, Colo. 73 110 Seward 66 71 Garden City 69 75 Hutchinson 68 86 Cowley County 82 90 Seward 83 79 Pratt 73 101 WSU Freshmen 63 89 Central College 78 65 Cloud County 96 86 Dodge City 74 90 Lamar, Colo. sn 89 Butler County 71 85 Season record 9-17 Conf. record 3-1.1 Kansas Jayhawk Western Conference (l) Bruce Boxum and Kevin Sundahl always seem to be in the middle of the game. (2) Cheer¬ leader Marc Hauser and roundballer Bill Kisner compare height. (3) Lawrence Doonie Randle jumps and controls the ball. (4) Bruce Boxum finds himself clear. (5-6) Two of the fre¬ quent expressions of Coach Dick Nagy. Track and field events involve many students Before the SPOKE went to press the BCCJC track team had not yet completed the season. The sixteen member group possessed a few outstanding trackmen. Jack Bowman coached and encouraged the track team, as well as the cross-coun¬ try team. Though our track and cross¬ country teams failed to break any rec¬ ords, they made a fine showing for the first year of competition at Barton County Community Junior College. i (l) Coach Jack Bowman gives instructions at the Cross-country meet. (2) Coach Bowman raises the gun to signal the start of the race. (3) Jan Voth watches as Jack Johnson and Earl Evans take off on a sprint. (4) Mike Chavis gets off to a good start on a practice run. (5) Johnson and Mike Chavis pair off. Spare time is used in many ways On campus relaxation revolves around cards i ;4aUVI i i ! Many students prefer moving activities Media and Study Skills in many areas Completed in the summer of I960, the I ibrary is the center of the Barton County Community Junior College campus. The library has the capacity to hold sixty thousand volumes and 250 to 300 periodicals. Among the facilities provided for the students are two seminar rooms, typing rooms with electric typewriters, casette tape recorders, a microfiche reader-printer, open stacks, and a study q! j | I q ppnf pr Mr. Keith R. Trost, the Director of Library Services, and Miss Joan Seitz, librarian, are a I ways willing to aid students in the use of the Library of Congress classification system. Center provides help 2 I Nl WDM H )l ( 11 A M THE ERA OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT (l) The front entrance to the library. (2) The magazine display. (3) Marilyn Gerritzen studies peacefully in the library. (if) One of the many shelves of books. (5) Keith Trost and Joan Seitz confer about a book. (6) Shelley Freeman and Greg Bamber use the library facilities while they enroll for the first semester. Students delve into Fine Arts Barton County Community Junior Col¬ lege boasts of a fine Humanities de¬ partment. Courses were offered in the areas of music, art, and literature. Introduction to Music or Art Appre¬ ciation is required for an Associate Degree, as well as Introduction to Lit¬ erature. Other elective Humanities Courses which were offered at BCCJC were Short Stories and The Novel. (l) Troy Jones practices his bass. (2) The band practices for an upcoming concert. (3) Roger Hammerschmidt works on his art assignment. (4) Professer J.B. Webster directs the Hilltop Singers. (5) A trumpeter marks time while wait¬ ing for his entrance. (6) Carla Willard puzzles over her art work. Lectures and labs form science courses Golf, bowling, and tennis were of¬ fered to the students at Barton Col lege in order for them to beg in fulfilling their Physical Education requirements. Other areas of the Life and Physical Sciences at BCCJC were chemistry, phys¬ ical science, biology, and astronomy. A course that proved to be highly success¬ ful was the program of Associate Nursing. This program, being limited in the num¬ ber of students it could handle, was the first course of study to be fiI led at BCCJC. (l) Debby Schonhoff works on an experiment in the Chemistry Laboratory. (2) Three nursing students train at the hospital. (3) Sharon Stafford is given assistance bv Marge Keller from the Walnut Bowl. (4) Physical Science students do an exper¬ iment involving vectors. (5) Everyone in the group participates in a physics experiment. (6) The caiman is a subject of study in the Bio¬ logy classes. Rocket launch causes excitement On March 4, I960, the BCCJC Physics II class launched a model rocket to an alti¬ tude of 483 feet. The purpose of the project was to find specific impulse, maximum thrust, and actual altitude at¬ tained. The project was carried out by the students with two faculty members acting as advisers. The launch was viewed by the class and a group of stu¬ dents and spectators. (I) Joe Shi Her and Dana Lewis prepare the rocket for launch. (2) Johnny Peters checks fundamen¬ tal equipment. (3) Barry Chesebro watches the rocket soar, (q) Johnny Peters checks the time of flight on his stop-watch. , ► t r Tra ining and skill in vocational technology On of the major areas of curriculum at Barton County Community Junior Col¬ lege is the Applied Sciences. One of the first buildings completed was the Applied Science buiIding. The many Applied Science courses include machine technology, automotive engineering, vocational technology, welding, elect¬ ronics, printing and broadcasting. (1) Ron Straub inspects a fuel pump in shop. (2) Secretarial training takes place among the typewriters and adding machines. (3) Future mechanics gather to study some machinery. ■r ft j 4M HeJL W r (I) Mr. Edwards assists Linda McCurdy during a printing class. (2) Curtis Nairn runs the press. (3) Phil Stanton, broadcasting student, films a basketball game. (4-) Linda McCurdy prepares her assignment for printing class. (5) Peg Dowell checks the A. P. teletype for a news story. (6) Rick Taylor pastes together a project to be photographed. Math and Computers: Problem solvers With a wide background in Math becom- ing more and more necessary in modern education, Barton County Community Jun¬ ior Col lege found it necessary to set up a large variety of Math courses to be available to the students. This selec¬ tion of Math courses was also necessary for the computer programming curriculum. The study of computers was also a major program at the new Barton Col lege. 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