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

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King and Queen candidates Tom Buchanan and Shawna Smith.(Photo by Blain Meyer) King and Queen candidates Shelley Olivarius and Kelly Green. King and Queen candidates Brian Jenisch and Tonia Strube. Homecoming 27

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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

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Clubs offer opportunities Barton County offered students 16 different clubs to choose from. If a stu¬ dent was interested in journalism, heme ec, farming, music or team spirit, he or she could join a club. BCCC offered a wide variety of clubs students are able to meet new people and share their common interest as well as perform service. “The student Senate, was formed by all the other clubs selecting one person to be in the Student Senate.” Shellie See man, Admissions Advisor Student Senate met twice a month to plan different activities. Many of the activities this year included sponsoring dances, with the band, The Heat, per¬ Many of “The clubs offered at BCCC alows the students to share their common interests.” - Shellie Seeman said. forming; nooners; pep rallies and bake sales. Different clubs held different ac¬ tivities throughout the year that had something to do with their particular club for example: the Home Ec club cooked a Thanksgiving dinner. BCCC students were attracted to the DECA club(Delta Epislon Chi) “ This is really a booming club.” Seeman said. The clubs had many activities during the year to raise money, for their many get togethers. “Many clubs have gone bowling together or go see a show, just fun get togethers to get to know one another.” Seeman said. 28 Division Page, Clubs Mary Misegadis, dean of student affairs, supports one of BCCC’s clubs by buying cookies at a bakesale in the Union.