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

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Lissa Weeks performs during a lip-sync contest. Student Senate officers include from left to right, LaTonya Johnson, Maureen Baalman, Shelly Oliverus, Threase Ensiminger, and Scott Moeder. Student Senate

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Senate plans activities Student Senate The Student Senate provided many activities for BCCC students. They sponsored noon entertainment, dances, and various contests. In February, the Student Senate sponsored the Homecoming Week. Live entertainment with music and jokes from, BCCC’s instructor, Todd Conklin, as well as the formal election of Homecoming candidates. Clubs and organizations on campus nominated candidates for Home¬ coming King and Queen. The student body voted for favorites. The can¬ didates receiving the most votes went through an interview process for the final selection of king and queen. The finalists were introduced at a home basketball game in the middle of the week and the winners were an¬ nounced between the games on Saturday. After the Homecoming game, students attended a dance featuring “The Heat,”a band who competed on “Star Search” earlier in the year. In April, the Student Senate sponsored the Spring Fling. During the week a casino night, a fashion show, an outdoor pig feed, and a dance featuring the “Line I” band were attended by students. Besides these activities, several other dances, and entertainers per¬ formed at nooners. Alex Shell and Mary Cobb participate in a licorice eating contest while Todd Conklin watches. 24 Student Senate

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Activities highlight Homecoming Week The Barton County Community College Student Senate planned several activities for Homecoming Week. Among these were a candy count, a team relay, game predictions, and a pep assembly. End¬ ing the weeks activities were the Parents day, Homecoming Game and Dance. The Cougars won the Homecoming games against Seward County 71-52 and 83-40. In bet¬ ween games the king and queen candidates were introduced and the winners announced. The candidates were chosen by the students and finalized by a panel of faculty members during an interveiw session, the 86-87 King and Queen were Marty Griffey and Jacque Wheeler. The Home¬ coming Dance featured‘The Heat’ to round out the festivities. Penny Trevino passes the lifesaver as Amy Bullock and Clemente Salazar await thier turn during Homecoming activites in the Union.(Photo by Gary Abrahmson) Trish Gadberry is greated by Sabrina Belfon and Amy Bullock during team introductions against Seward County.(Photo by Tim Cook) Miss Kitty enjoys a break with the ball boys. Dana Fleetwood, LaVonne Heeke, John Williams, and Paul Biays cheer on the Cougars in the Homecoming game.(Photo by Tim Cook) 26 Homecoming