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

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Computer Club Sparks Interest Hear Generated By Home Ec Club New ro campus, rhe fuse of rhe Com- purer Club caughr quickly and now burns brightly in many events all over campus. The installation of a new computer sys¬ tem complete with portable consoles for computer information gave more stu¬ dents rhe opportunity ro work with com- purer knowledge and sparked an inter¬ est in building a club for computer sru- dents. With rhe expansion of rhe com¬ puter program, Computer Club was able ro operate student gome days and a computer doting service before rhe Hal¬ loween and Christmas dances. Computer Club members ore Dock: Verno Smirh, LaVonne Gerrirzen, Tony Drown, Donnie Ebel, Moxine Evons. Middle: Mike Shoheen, Doug Sim¬ mons, Nancy Goskin. From: Dill Collins and Roger Stumps. Members of Home Ec Club ore DACK: Undo Schil¬ ling, Jon Werhohn, Lori Lone, Decky Sapp, JoAnn Schamberger, Donira Dowden, Danielle Ochs, Monica Trowbridge, Myro Smirh, Delvo Griffin, Mike Vogt, Susan Drann. SECOND ROW: Jon Donine, Susie Schonoff, Kathy Swanson, Joy Frirzmeier, Son- dro Korzenmeier, Alice Clopsoddle, Peggy Collins. FRONT: Debbie Hobermon, Loreen Lynch, Mory- Lynch, Sharon Wall, and Carrie Dloesser The hear that comes from home appli¬ ances, coupled with providing a safe and happy family atmosphere, creates rhe atmosphere for rhe Home Ec Club. The club, one of rhe larger groups on cam¬ pus, meets ro discuss rhe latest in Home Ec procedures and information. This club generates hear while sponsoring rhe Caramel Apple Days, which always receive a great reception from rhe stu¬ dents. 22

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Office Education Srudenrs Practice Skills Members of OEA ore given rhe op¬ portunity each year to use rhe talents they have developed and perfected through many hours of practice on busi¬ ness machines and in regional and na¬ tional competition. 1980-81 OEA members include Tommy Carurhers, Karla Oberle, Georgya Tombaugh, Kim Burdick, Tammy Coldwarer, 2nd row, Lisa Deines, Crysral Hoar, Kelli Penningron, Misry Smirh, Tonno McEa- chern, 3rd row, Bonnie Demel, Jana Schreiber, Pam Kaiser, Jane Fleske, Parri Prosser, Debbie Vainer, LoRena Henrichs. The light of rhe Distributive Education Clubs of America shines in all 50 stares and four territories, and rhe DCCC chap¬ ter shone especially bright this year as several members of rhe club qualified for national competition. DECA Members Compere Ar Nationals CLUBS OF BCCC COUGAR COUNTRY DECA 1979-80 DECA Presidenr Ron Bennerr swears in 1960 81 Presidenr Janice Clair The 1981 members include Front Janice Clair, DeAnn Habluerzel, Deb Zerr, Sonya Heier Middle: Roberra Popp, Tammy Rundle, Rick Barron, Jada Schaffer, Bobbi Dory. Back: Berh Wolrz, Larry Kloefkorn, Jim Brannon, Jim Blodgerr and Dennis McQuade.

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Hillrop Singers Reflect Imoge Of Music Program Our of rhe choir on campus emerges rhe luminous glow of rhe Hillrop Singers. The Hillroppers are o special group cho¬ sen by oudirion in rhe foil from choir members. The singers perform rourines and songs from many popular areas of music. This spring, rhe Hillrop Singers com- plered o rour of area high schools ro provide enrerroinmenr and ro give sru- denrs on idea abour whor kind of music program rhe College offers. 1. Members of rhe Hillrop Singers perform for visiring convenrions ro rhe area. 2. The Hillrop Singers in¬ clude Diane Gosserr, Mark Norton, Alesia Martin, Dave Radenburg, Rochelle VonFeldr, Dyrne Wood, Dernie Kinzel, Brian Chism, JoAnn Wilker- son, Rick Loevensrein, Gina Clark, Don Pruerr, Terri Koelsch, Scorr Desrhorn, Theresa Beck, Linda Sha- heen, Jerry Reid, Melissa Moreland, Dan McLaugh¬ lin, and Kim Jones. 3. Byrne Wood and Rochelle VonFeldr harmonize. 23