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

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Modeling And Child Core Srudenrs Practice And Assist Modeling seems like on easy job, and a person is paid well. A srudenr enrolled In modeling con fell anyone rhe glamour and money come offer years of practice and poise, coupled wirh o special look rhor sers rhem apart from everyone else. The srudenrs in modeling doss uti¬ lized their talents this year in hosting sev¬ eral shows for rhe public. Special arrenrion is given to every child entrusted ro rhe Child Care Center Sru¬ denr assistants light rhe way for little ones who attend rhe center every day. Without these srudenrs, who assist on a regular basis, rhe children would nor hove a place ro stay while their parents attend doss. 1 The srudenr Child Care assistants are DACK Joy Frirzmeier, Jan Werhohn, Delva Griffin MIDDLE Kathy Swanson, Susan Broun, and Leah Sronron FRONT: Myra Smith and Mike Vogr 2 Modeling students indude Jackie Belford, Kim Burdick, Me lanie Masrin, Paula Rous, Jada Schaffer, Dean Jay, and Julie Easterly FRONT: Monty Schlonr, Tony Rohr, Diana Kirkpatrick, and Kim Jones 3 Jeri Dreiling shows rhe laresr fashion during a local show 27

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JMiOAl IVIMf Although most of a student ' s rime is spent in school, there ore many speciol events scheduled throughout the year to give students a break from dosses. Dur¬ ing the year, the searchlight hod found such noteworthy events os noon con¬ certs, Spring Fling, Fall Fesr, and speciol dances. These interest students, and di¬ vert their arranrion from the academic world to a world of mirth and bright rimes. LEFT: 1. Richard Dennerr and Diane Gossett perform in one of the many plays given on campus this year RIGHT: 1. One srudenr finds relief from schoolwork by riding the mechanical bull at a local tavern. 2. At the Halloween Dance, Miss Flora Floozy (Cynthia Cox) speaks to the plain-dressed Diane Kersting about after-rhe-dance activities. 3. During the Health Saence Fair, students discover available job opportunities.