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

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The pep band is an important part of school spirit at BCCC. The band performs in the Union during a pep rally during basket¬ ball season. Members include: Front Row: Ernie Sly, Bev. Overle, Radonna Peak, Camille Kaiser and Jeff Morrison. Second Row: J. B. Webster, Tracy Oliverius, Shawna Smith, and Michelle Munk. Back Row: Dan Daniels, Charles Bland, Alan Baxter, Knsti Tien, Jerome Greene, Chad Blackburn, Keith Larkin and Steve Schmidt. Practice sessions are important for the pep band as well as any team on campus. Preparing to perfect their routines are: Front Row: Radonna Peak, Bev Oberle, Jeff Morrison, and Camille Kaiser. Second Row: Ernie Sly, Jana Pendleton, Tracy Oliverius, Shawna Smith and Michelle Munk. Third Row: Steve Schmidt, Charles Bland and Robert Blackford. Fifth Row: Kristi Tien, Jerome Greene, Chad Blackburn and Keith Larkin,. Back Row: Alan Baxter and Dan Daniels. Clubs 3 1

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Community members John Billings and Bill Orth attend one of the many practice sessions the orchestra held before the spr¬ ing musical held on campus in April. The Barton County Community College Orchestra consists of both college students and community members. These dedicated musicians spent many weeks of practice for the spr¬ ing musical “Guys and Dolls.” In addition to this the group also performed at a winter con¬ cert in December. The members of the orchestra are as follows: Front Row: Ernie Sly, Jana Pendleton, Jeff Morrison, Camille Kaiser, Bev Oberle, Radonna Peak, J. B. Webster, Jodi Moss, Shawna Smith, Tracy Oliverius and Kathy Speer. Back Row: Keith Larkin, Kevin Logan, Jerome Greene, Kristi Tien, Gary Wondra, Chad Blackburn, Kurtis Koch, Debbie Koch, Alan Bax¬ ter, Hope Cravens, Joe Boley, Jack Calbeck, Jeff Underwood, Charles Bland and Dan Daniels. 30 Clubs Kurtis Koch plays drums for the Barton County Community College orchestra. He is one of the community members who take part in the college activities. (Photo by Tim Cook)

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Roderick Denzer and Gad Griffey entertain the crowd at a pep rally for the cross country team before it left for the national competition. (Photo by K)p Lowe) Routines provide entertainment The Cougar danceline and the cheerleading squad devoted many hours of hard work to learn and perfect routines. Once polished, the routines proved to be a welcome form of enter¬ tainment to the spectators at the bas¬ ketball games. The Cougaretts and the pom-pon squad were also added to the line-up. The Cougarettes took tickets at the games and were in charge of decorating the gym with post ers and streamers. The pom-pon squad added to the halftime performances by dancing to the music played by the pep band. These additions helped put the finish¬ ing touch to the entertainment at the home basketball games. Members of the BCCC Danceline include: Front Row: Pamela Rockman, Lynn Bazil, Kimberly Darrough, Lynette Quillin, Marnie Traylor, Jodi Cowan, Paula Betts, Pamela Treat, Maureen Baalman, Ronni Sunley, Michella Dupree, Beth Stegman, Carla Liker, Julie McCoy, and Jaccque Wheeler. Back Row: Jody Wen- ciker, Gina Lomax, Patricia Greif, Stephanie Gardner, Beth Rathbun, Michelle KeUey, Chelle Alexander, Donna Anderson, Darah Guesnier, Julie Slater, SheUy Winter, Sally Sutter, Cynthia Bisterfeldt, Teresa Ensminger, and JoDee VanCampen. (Photo by Kip Lowe). 32 Clubs