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

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Nooners, ' ' the lunch hour entertainment on campus, provide a welcome break from the everyday routine of campus life. These Student Senate sponsored events bring bands or some other form of entertainment to the BCCC population. Everything from a jello-eating contest to a best buns and legs competition have been held during the nooners. These events, costing anywhere from $20 on up to as much as $400, are often tied in with other events on campus, and make the everyday schedule a little easier to live with. Why the nooners got started or if they are really that important is a matter of personal opinion, but most people will agree that nooners are lots of fun and almost a necessity to break the routine. 11

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1. Dana Postier chats with friends during noon hour. 2. Chuck Peters and Jo Anne Wilkerson teamed up to win the jello- eating contest held during Fall Fest. 3. A member of Blubird plays top 40 tunes during Winter Fest. 4. Lonnie Sarver takes it easy during noon hour and enjoys the entertainment provided. 5. Ozone sparks enthusiasm with the crowd with their own style of rock and roll, Oct.26. 6. Stacy Anderson relaxes during a nooner and enjoys the break from classes sponsored by Student Senate. Students enjoy noon¬ time entertainment

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1982 Homecoming generates harmony