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

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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.

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(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.

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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.