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Row 1: Jean Jackson, Rich Clark, Judy Weidemann. Row 2: Jim Burnham, Mike Scott, Mr. Margerum, Jerry Turley, Linda Ploudre. Row 3; Roberta Dauer, Don Buescher, Bobs Carraway, Toni Knef- elkamp, JoAnn Schaefer, Elaine Schneider, Irma Watland, and Karen Cook. We elected our leaders carefully. The college council members, elected by the student body, served as the important link between the stu¬ dents and the administration. Early last fall, the coun¬ cil budgeted the students ' activity fees and distributed the money to campus organizations. The coronation of the homecoming queen, the Tally-Ho publication and the blood donor program highlighted the council ' s activities. The 1960-61 Council officers were Jean Jackson, vice-president; Richard Clark, president, and seated, Judy Weidemann, secretary-treasurer. 22 ' ■ ' M: Bob Miller casts his ballot while JoAnn Schaefer supervises. I
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Row 1: Lynda Ratay, Jackie Carpenter, JoAnn Loeffler, Jackie Neathery, Karen Cook, Ann O’Leary, Nancy Rosen¬ thal, and Hope Baer. Row 2: Sharron Race, Colleen Ann Heinke, Corol Gaffko, Mary John Vaughan, Carolyn Smith, David Tell, Linda Yager, Sandy Carter, Pat Norman, Suzie Richards, and Larry Wild. Row 3: Sonny Cummins, Wes Krummrich, Jim Kirsch, Bob Forhetz, Eldon Winker, Don Buescher, Mike Meyer, Jim Schuetz, Rich Clark, Jim Burn¬ ham, Jerry Turley, Joel Berner, and Louis Bradshavr. We added harmony to our busy schedule. The blending of melodic voices of the music groups under the direction of Miss Hope Baer filled the cor¬ ridors of the cafeteria building every day. With their accompanists, Jackie Neathery and Sharron Race, they arduously rehearsed for their many engagements. The Women’s Sextette, Carolyn Smith, Linda Yager, Karen Cook, Ann O’Leary, JoAnn Loeffler, and Carol Gaffko, made a stun¬ ning appearance in their green weskits and green plaid skirts. Snappy black and gold outfits identified the Men ' s Quartette made up of Mike Meyer, Rich Clark, Dale Marshall and David Tell. 21
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Mrs. Oelrich, Jerry Turley, Undo Ploudre and Judy Weidemonn dis- The photography itoff for the 1961 Dutehmon cussed many cover ideas before they decided on one. included Rich Woigond, Duane Koller, Head Photographer, and David Rank. The Dutchman Staff piihlished the yearbook. Now that the yearbook has come off the press, the 1961 Dutchman Staff is able to sit back and enjoy their summer. This past year we have met on Mon¬ day afternoons to work on our assignments. VVTile our editor, Jan Siebert, worried over our deadlines, our business manager, Gary Buettner, kept us in the black. A pleasant surprise w as in store for the staff when our adviser changed her name to Mrs. Harv ey Oelrich. Already, the book has brought back many memories of our past year at BJC and in years to come it will recall many more for us. Dutchman Staff members were (seated I. ta r.) Sharan Thartan, Karen Saul, Annette Ragger, Rabin Carpenter, Danna Sue Wink- elmann, Faye Fults, Nancy Rasenthal, Jan Siebert, Editar, and Mrs. Oelrich, advisar. (Standing) Lynn Strathmann, Linda Plaudre, Sandy Massa, Jerry Turley, Judy Weidemann, Mike Scott, Suzie Richards, Don Freed, Pat Noser, Tommy Nickolai, Sandy Carter, and Gary Buettner, Business Manager. Absent when picture was taken: Mike Meyer, Art Director.
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