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

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Srudenr Senore Organizes Various Acriviries The aura rhar touches every spe¬ cial ocriviry on campus is provided every year by rhe srudenr senore members. This year, rhe group of elected members was added ro by represenrorives senr by each club on campus. Some of rhe bril¬ liant events sponsored by rhe Senore this year included several donees, movie nighrs, Foil Fesr and Spring Fling, and rhe Homecoming fesriviries. 1. Denver Locke wos one of rhe featured Coffeehouse acts during rhe school year. 2. Sru¬ denr Senore members include Deonn Hobluerzel, Dob Long, Paul Simpson, Normo Morros, Korhy Swanson, Valerie Cornwell, Jody Reichel, SECOND ROW: Greg Novorro, Mary Mossey, Teresa Former, Carol Long, Goil Valentine, Phil Grossardr, Terry Jones, and Kyle Zoellner. 17

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This year, rhe light of rhe Residential Housing Assodorion has shown brighter than ever before. Under rhe leadership of President Terry Jones, Vice President Chris Michoelis, and Secretary Janer Tiffin, rhe RHA members sold Cougar derbies and bumper srickers ro promore spirit, os well os involving srudenrs through orher activities in rhe Living Centers. 1980-81 members of RHA include Tony Timorhy, Sponsor Rids Honlse, Edward Lewis, Keirh Arm- srrong, Chris Michoelis J.D. Schulrz, Joner Tiffin, Tyran Griffirs, ond Terry Jones. The lighr of rhe Sigmo Phi Omega chapter of Lambda Alpha Epsilon began during in 1969. Since rhen, rhe program has guided criminology majors in devel¬ oping o professional orrirude in rhe areas of criminal justice. Members of Lombdo Alpha Epsilon ore: Dock; Sponsor Gory Pedigo, Gerald Younglove, Robert Dlockburn, Dob Moore, ond John Whistler. Front: Mike Dongorrz, Roy Jackson, Lorry Duezinski, Lisa Arnesmon, ond Kevin Carswell. RHA Shines Brighrer LAE Guides Srudenrs 16

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Cougar Arhlerics Shine Wirh Spirir Jusr as q candle lights up a darkened room, so do rhe cheerleaders shine on on orhleric evenr ro make ir sparkle and give ir more exciremenr and personoliry. Their support of rhe athletes is extremely important throughout rhe season, from start ro finish, and is sincerely appreciated by rhe fans and students, as well as rhe athletes. RIGHT: The 1980-81 Cougar Cheerleaders are; LuAnne McAlisrer, Pennie Srelnerr, Lisa Boyd, Tonya Hurchins, Linda Dreiling, Toni Smith, Sally Boyd, and Karhy Srensaas. Kirrens Support Events The beacon often overlooked by ath¬ letes belongs to a supportive group, rhe Cougar Kirrens. During any athletic sea¬ son, rhe Kirrens are involved in a number of different services. Without rhe Cougar Kirrens, many athletic events would nor run so smoothly. RIGHT: The 1980-81 Cougar Kirrens are; Dione Won- dro. Sponsor Dona Kaiser, Peggy Collins, Kelli Pen¬ nington, Joner Dringman, Jana Schrieber, Belva Griffin, Elaine Wendell, Dona Seelinger, Jill Wei- shaor, Tina Toman, Paulo Mognisun, Leisho McNeal, Laurie Zamenick, Karhy Swanson, Julie Browning, Melinda Hurde, Michelle Brungardr, Kim Burdick, Karhy Fenron, Debbie Arnold, and Rira Woelrz. BELOW: Cougar Kitren Diane Wondra rakes rickets and sells programs ar a home game- 18