Butler Community College - Grizzly Growl Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

■ - ' - !  WVjj w iaiSiS !i iai the grizzly 1973 butler county community junior college el dorado, kansas contents page learning 9 loafing 23 living 39 competing 49 inspiring 65 achieving 115 intelligence gained - . k - j J I ■ % by loafing intelligence gained by living intelligence gained by competing MmiLAawhVi m  jki- i : T c ! m- ' .- ' imummmat  7 -?--- - - ■ intelligence gained by learning eartuti •. Nolan Faidley. spring semester editor-in-chief, and Bill Bidwell, Lantern advisor, chuc- kle over a humorous headline. The Lantern Grows Up The student newspaper, The Lantern, added size and features dur- ing the year. Published weekly for the first time, the paper added ad- vertising, sections on fine arts and the Co-ed, increased sports cov- erage and photography. For the third time the paper received the All American Critical Service Award from the Associated Collegiate Press. The largest staff in the school ' s history helped to publish the paper. Tom Henton, tall semester editor-in- chief, serves as toastmaster at the jour- nalism banquet. John Remhart, spring managing editor, reaches tor the first copy of a Lantern run. Neal Arnold, business manager, talks over an advertising lay- out with Linda Good. El Dorado Times employee. wmnvmmmm THE LANTERN Butler County Community Junior College — Kansas Largest Juco Newspaper The Reporting I class writes much of the news copy for THE LANTERN. Just hot off the press. the latest issue is exam- ined by John Reinhart and Nolan Faidley. Susie Hanna, spring semeste r news editor, assigns stories to staff members while other LANTERN editors confer about possible scoops. Faculty advisor Bill Bidwell offers some news-gathering tips to Jack Chamberlain, a staff reporter. Tim Pouncey scans an exchange newspaper while waitingto confer with Bill. Learning 11 Grizzly Staff The 1973 GRIZZLY Staff led by Paula Reed, editor, and Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, adviser, spent many hard working hours drawing layouts, writing copy, indexing names, and doing the many jobs necessary for the publication of a yearbook. Other staff members mak- ing up the yearbook production class were: Mark E. Gale, photographer; Cathy Marley, Jay Whiting, Rita Fehrenbach, and Tresia Morris. All staff members were responsible for specific pages and helped with all phases of yearbook production. Cathy Marley prepares copy for final shipping. Tresia Morris, staff member, 1973 GRIZZLY. indexes names for the Jay Whiting chooses pictures for publication. 12 Learning Editor Paula Reed makes final check of copy being sent to the publisher. Rita Fehrenbach proofreads copy from index file. Mark Gale, photographer, captures campus activities on film. Miss Kuhlmann, adviser, watches approvingly as Paula Reed, editor, releases a page for publication. Learning 13 Drama Don Gilhland and Kandi Willson as Lt Boyd and Brigid Mary. The Mousetrap was presented by the Junior College Theater under the direction of Mr. Patten in July during summer school and repeated in August as the first production of the fall semester. The second play presented was Little Moon of Alban. One-act plays, a children ' s play, and a community play were scheduled for second semester. Rod Schuler (Phmney) and Sean Cook (Patch) plan revolu- tion as Br igid Mary seeks God ' s help The soldiers, Jim Scribner, Bill Rhyne. Bill Weaver and Bill Ray. look on as Brigid Mary cares tor Lt. Boyd. Janice Foster, Lucie Jenkins, Debbie Bare, Sandy Barnt in the La- dies otthe Mop . Sean Cook as Henry Drummond and Tom Webster as Mathew Perry in Inherit the Wind . A Night of One Acts Mike Bishop in the one-act Harry and the Angels . Learning 15 Music The purpose of the music department is to provide enter- tainment, to allow participa- tion and learning, and to have performance groups. Visiting musicians and guest conduc- tors added a variety of learning and en tertainment for students. The Collegiate Singers: David Jones, Cheryl Williams, pianist. Lonnie Mills, and Jan- ice Foster. SECOND ROW: John Arnett, Lisa Snodgrass, Nancy Ketts, Patricia Sand- ers, Doug Krause, and Mr. Dixon, director. Kim Richmond, a visiting musician, called the modern pied piper, con- ducted rehearsals and assisted with the |azz workshop. The College State Band performs at the Butler County Community Junior College. 16 Learning Spurlow singer shows emotion with his work. Organist concentrates on making beautiful sounds. A new idea this year was a college-community chorus. This group was from the college and neighboring high schools and adult members of the community. They sang a patriotic song, Song of Democracy , at election time Learning 17 An electronics student works on his amplifier i -jg m id ' 1 fi ; i Roger Jones composes for the music department. A student uses an oxy-acetalene welding torch. Karate classes are new this year at the college. Raku, a primitive form of ceramics, is the technique being used here. A rakued pot is being finished. 18 Learning Special effects in oil painting are used in this students work. Classes In Action Classes in action are more than just lecture classes. In them, students can indulge in mak- ing art, music or drama. The welding and auto mechanics courses are designed for those seek- ing industrial education. Chemistry and anatomy classes have labs that let the students explore new knowledge. Drums and other instruments are used in making music. Emotion develops in drama students. Microscopes are used in anatomy labs for researching. Learning 19 Learning- - V ' f ' Through Experience — ' jl Physics students learn to measure horsepower. A study of anatomy also comes in art. Individual study of the campus gives extra practice. Composition communication. students experience non-verbal Student reads micro-film copy of the NEW YORK TIMES . Learning 21 Parties Prove Popular Student Union provides perfect atmosphere for party. ' Dancers enjoy the music ■:;..-■ : -: :■:■;■■ | . m M ' Students enjoy Homecoming Dance. Students socialize and dance at freshman orientation. Dances 22 fnH jL ,:,,.  ,. ' «« ««« -.. ■ HE Dormitory Students Laundry room is provided for dorm girls on first floor. Lobby provides a pleasant place to relax and visit. Girls study together in their rooms. These boys find time to visit and enjoy working together. 24 Loafing SECOND FLOOR: FIRST ROW: Carlene Valentine, Kim Mc- Alpin, Debbie Smith, Martha Voth; SECOND ROW: Polly Little, Anita Rehlen, Linda McGilvery, Connie Murrow, Mary Ann Loop, Lisa Hershberger; THIRD ROW: Joanne Lowe, Karen Watkins, Denise Wiens, Pam Langley, Janice Kempker, Deb- bie Freeman, Kathy Reginer; FOURTH ROW: Karen Chapman, Barbara Wright, Cindy Richard, Cathy Hubbard, Audrey Long, Linda Boucher, Vicky Avers. FIRST FLOOR: FIRST ROW: Sandy Wattenbarger, Diane Par- sons, Paula Engel, Mara Betten, Cindy Hill; SECOND ROW: Vicki Coffel, Linda Sinsabaugh, Nancy Nowlin, Leann Haney, Rose Goentzel, Angie Ratcliff; THIRD ROW: Mona Mcintosh, Cindy Anderson, Pat Reginer, Kay Beeler, Debbie Castle, Mar- sha Humbolt, Lynda Johnson; FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Blan- kinship, Sheryl York, Linda Schroeder, Donna Squier, Bev Keagy, Susan Helferich, Lisa Hughes. SECOND FLOOR: FIRST ROW: Ron Remley, Stan Diskin, Ed Bradney, Mike Blodgett, Hossein Ebrahimi; SECOND FLOOR: Bill Brown, Lloyd Dunlap, Sam Showalter, Larry Nuckalls, Bob Brown, Mike Hemberger; THIRD ROW: David Payne, Jerry Rambo, Lyle Gumtory, Steve Peniston, John Merryfield, Greg Max; FOURTH ROW: Mike Werner, Rusty Hamilton, Albert Ciccel, Bill Meysing. - - FIRST FLOOR: FIRST ROW: Merrill Mauk, Lynn Gerber, Bill Fry, Mark Uhland, Jerry Bmns; SECOND ROW: Jon Pallentine, Tim Payne, Randy Schmidt, Tim Pouncey, Marion Strick; THIRD ROW: Marko Luntungan, Nontoshi Abe, Jim Snook, John Dickinson, Chuck Buss, Randy Strothman; FOURTH ROW: Roger Govan, Scott Ross, John Sooter, David Merry- field, Paul Rachmanides, Mike Thomas, Rob McCombs. Carlene Valentine ColletteCarro Homecoming Personalities: Jean Jackson, Carlene Valentine, Don Brock, Queen Carol Day, Col lette Carroll, and Jim Diebold. Homecoming Queen Carol Day Carol Day, a sophomore from Towanda, was crowned 1972 Homecoming Queen during half- time activities of our game against Highland. Carol is majoring in Elementary Education. She is chairman of student affairs of the Student Council and attends the Campus Crusade for Christ. She is also the head cheerleader. After her graduation from Butler County Community Junior College, she plans to continue her educa- tion at Fort Hays State College. A dime provides refreshment. DECA members hold a regular business meeting. Common problems command interest. A faulty car receives attention. Shared review aids achievement. 28 Loafing Although some persons evaluate the Friday morning activity hour as a complete waste of time, the roving photographer discovered that many individuals, small groups, and organized clubs use the period for profitable personal, so- cial, and academic gain. A limited example of what occurs on a given Friday morning will help to confirm the opinion that perhaps a greater degree of student-to student rapport takes place duringthe activity hourthanatanyotherhourof the week. Student secretary receives faculty direction. Mill MmtiiJr - Democrats gather for planning session. Students choose quiet library atmosphere. Democrats gather for planning session. Juco Voices utilize additional rehearsal time. Loafing 29 Christmas Is Music The annual Christmas program of the music department was held in the student union on Sunday afternoon, December 12. Various group, and solo performances by Ann Patterson, Doug Krause, Sheri Barr, and Pam Travis were featured. The Colle- giate Singers, a women ' s trio, and a faculty quartette also provided entertainment. Other small groups added novelty and humor to the event. Children present even enjoyed a visit from Saint Nick. Santa Claus makes his annual inquiry. i ' :: Pam Travis lisps through her song. A Christmas tree is back drop for Doug Krause. 30 Loafing The Collegiate Singers and Mr. Dixon entertain at Christmas concert. Faculty quartette adds variety to the program. Student quartette — Rod Schuler. Pam Travis, Paula Powell, Bill Ray; Janette Heater, accompanist — practices for Christmas pres- entation. Music 31 Campus Leisure Library undercroft provides setting for conversation. Students take time for leisure and study. Fans gathered on a rainy night to enjoy and support their football team. iiiii|;i;i Library setting provides relaxation and study between classes. Leisure provides time for students to view campus. Teachers find time to visit duringcoffee break. Loafing 33 Banquet Honors Journalism Students Barry Pans speaks on the New Newspaper in Wichita. Paula Reed receives two semester and editorial honors for the GRIZZLY. 34 Livi ng «P5MS Win ' 1 ,. ? i 5 V Kx- « i ' t, l t j ■ : Steve Cox, student council president, welcomes new students at freshman orientation. Student Council Officers: FIRST ROW: Steve Cox, president; Susie Murray, secretary; Rod Schuler, treasurer; Beth Martens, student promotions; Carol Day, student affairs; and Miss Strain, sponsor. Not pictured are Sean Cook, vice-president and Mr. Adams, sponsor. 36 Living Student Counci The Student Council cooperates with the administration and expresses the student body ' s policies and activity program. Officers elected in the spring of 1972 were Steve Co x, president; Sean Cook, vice-president; Susie Murray, secretary; Rod Schuler, treasurer; Carol Day, student affairs; and Beth Martens, student promotions. The Student Council sponsored the Red Cross Blood Drive, foot- ball homecoming and dance, Christmas dance, fall and spring elec- tions, and the spring banquet and prom. The Spurlows enjoy singing to a crowd of Junior College students and other young people. • ® P fi Student Council Representatives: Carol Keefer, Gail Tennyson, Nancy Nowhn, Susie Murray, Patty Sanders, Beth Martens, Dania Fritzler, Eileen Oberly. SECOND ROW: Carol Day, Beth Whitney, Debbie Bare, Lucie Jenkins. Mark Wolf, Richard Burton, Sean Cook, Mark Rathert. THIRD ROW: Susan Helferich, Mark Foree, Cynthia Sims, Dennis Woodworth, Phil Greco, Jim Pierce, Keith Cahalen, and Ron Carbon. Campus Crusade For Christ Campus Crusade for Christ (CCC) is an in- terdenominational student Christian move- ment. Members share with others what Jesus Christ has done in their lives. Many members attended CCC conferences which taught them how to study the Bible, apply it to their lives, and share their faith with others. Some other activities included Bible stud- ies, hearing a rock band, Christmas carolling, and having recreational times. Students enjoy playing with some hay on a hay-rack ride. Students enjoy singing during Friday Activity Period. Living 37 DEC A The Distributive Education Club enrolled a total of 32 members the past year, largest number since its inception. Weekly club programs includ- ed numerous distinguished speakers from the business and industrial scene. Community involvement in- cluded seasonal charitable contributions, participation in the E! Dorado PRIDE project, and an exhaustive survey of over 1,000 individuals and or businesses in Butler County. The purpose of the survey was to discover weaknesses and strengths within the local community. Additional events included competition in state and national DECA contests. . . ' ;? ,„. ■ County Ow«lne Retaa Sates Maj5 j First Semester Members: FRONT ROW: Phylana Prather, Starlet Bannon. Pat Reg- nier, Denise Weins, Michael Ferren; SECOND ROW: Lloyd Ross, Eileen Oberley, Ran- dy Kilgore, Tammy Coder, Gary Nickel, Bill Needham, Mr. Ogg, sponsor; BACK ROW: Greg Forpahl, Brad Turner, Mike Fagg, Mike Smith, Keith Albrecht, Mark Eaton. Second Semester Members, FRONT ROW: Tom Inkanish, Jenise Hudson, Karen Wat- kins, Nancy Nolan, Pattie Burger; BACK ROW: Craig Clark. Wesley Devme. Jerry Wheeler, Gary Fritzler, Gary Seals, Craig Duryea. Tammy Coder and Starlet Bannon analyze an office report. 38 Living 1972-73 Nursing Class, SEATED: LeDana Gregory, Ella Kimble, Norma Ramsey, Tandy Noeller, Lorrita Orndorff, Jackie Berry- man, Katha Jacobs, Kathy Burgess; STANDING: Anna Genter, Madeline Copeland, LaDonna Page, Elaine Golden. Nursing Students Prepare for Service This past year ' s nursing class has been one of the largest classes enrolled in the program at Butler County Community Junior College. Mem- bers represent five towns and three counties. Besides the clinical experience received at cooperating hospitals in El Dorado, Newton, and Wichita, these students had additional individual clinical assignments. They spent time observing a clinical nurse, a public health nurse, a school and college nurse, and an industrial nurse, be- sides observing in other community health agencies. On April 16 the nursing department of the col- lege sponsored a Disaster Workshop for local students and any interested nurses in the area. This experience demonstrated what it is like to work under disaster conditions such as torna- does, floods, earthquakes, and other similar conditions. Living 39 Diverse Interests Capture Attention Parking stickers took on a new look on campus. Mr. and Mrs. Longfellow enjoy the art work of Mr. Ch ism. Dorm residents take advantage of television for relaxation. 40 Living President Walbourn escorts 1971 Homecoming Queen, Sharon Langley, at this year ' s rainy Homecoming festivities. Anatomy students share work and knowledge in experiments. The refreshment table at the Homecoming dance proves popular. Loafing41 I 0 % h Politics On Campus During this election year, politics on campus brought some ot the student body into full action. On November 7, 1972, both parties won their elections in one of two different ways: the Repub- licans in a record landslide elected President Nixon to his second term, and the Democrats gave Governor Docking his unprecedented fourth term. Young Republicans Nixon supporters appear in full strength for McGovern ' s ar- rival in Wichita, on November 6, 1972. Mr. Dixon, Mr. Lay, Helen Brown, Rhonda Reed, John Arnett, Dave Dearmore, Richard Burton, Mark Wolf, Sam Leben. Young Democrats, FRONT ROW: Rod O ' Donnell, John Eby, Bill Rhyne, Pat Fenton, Allan Hoyle, Debra Sibley. Gail Tennyson, Mrs. Brandner, sponsor; BACK ROW: Grant Vance, Dennis Straughn, Jim Northrop, Kay Dullea. Young Democrats Young Democrats welcome Docking to the campus. Juco Voices After an absence of one year the Juco Voices were in action once again. The first semester saw them rehearsing regularly and performing in Eureka and Augusta, with radio and television appearances on KOYY in El Dorado and KPTS-TV Channel 8 in Wichita. Plans for the second semester included more El Dora- do and area performances and a Choral Reading Workshop at the First United Methodist Church in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 4-H FRONT ROW: Marcus Cody, Reporter; Jenise Hudson, treasurer; Pat Vogt, secretary; Patty Sanders, stuco representative; Debbi Haskell. SECOND ROW: Debbie Bare, president; Mitzi Mossman, Janet Burden, Kandi Willson, Liz Curtis. THIRD ROW: Mr Wischropp, advisor; Gary Willhite, Clay Mitchell, reporter; Jack Wade, Wes Devine, Bill Heitzenrater. Not pictured, Myron Willhite, vice-president. 4-H During the fall semester the Campus 4-H group participated in several outside activities. At the State Fair the members worked in a booth to help raise money for their club. Leadership training for all newly elected club leaders was held at the Rice County 4-H Club. Another activity for the fall semester was to sing Christmas Carols at the Knutson Manor Nursing Home. The spring semester projects included judging at county 4-H Days, and the annual clean-up pro- ject at Rock Springs. Jack Wade and Kandi Willson at Leadership Training. Living 45 Office Education The secretarial and cleri- cal programs are the foun- dation for the Office Educa- tion Club. Members of the club participate in state meetings. Joan Redington was elected to the state of- fice of Pari lamentation at one meeting. Students in this club also have part-time jobs with the school and var- ious businesses. Members Seated III I 10 RIGH1 ARI Jo. in Redington, president, Debbie Haskell, vice president; Nancy Nowlin, stuco representative, Ross Pierce, treasurer SECOND ROW I eann Hoyt, Karen Murphy, Donna Herring, Gail lennyson I HIRD ROW Rita Carter, Kathy Duncan, Debbie Hunt, Julie Fredenckson, Mr Ron Seager, sponsor Mr Hadley, and Forrest coach; Lowry. Jim Hughes, Greg May, Delores Lara, John Mr Christian, Rodger Riles, im Debaters Placing in debate tourna- ments is well done by our debate squad. They travel in and out of the state compet- ingagainst many schools. 46 Living Drafting Technology Club Field trips to industries and speakers are on the agenda tor the Drafting Technology Club. The club itself is for developing in- terest and promoting knowledge of drafting. Members: LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Max Troutman, treasurer; Bill Webster, reporter; Mark Rathert, president; Fred Solorio, vice-president; Sam Burns, secretary. SECOND ROW: Mike Kling, Mike Jenkins, Bill Braitsch, Mr. Boatnght, Mr. Webb. THIRD ROW: Jim Talbott, Dan Strobel, Mike Green, John Brewer. STANDING RIGHT TO LEFT ARE Myrtle Partridge, Linda Divine, Miriam J. Fiechtl. SECOND ROW: Sandra Liggett, Linda J. Cooper, Margaret Brown. Mothers Involved In Campus Events MICE is a group of moth- ers interested in the school activities. Living 47 Veterans ' Club Members of the Veterans ' Club have served in some branch of the military service. This year they sponsored a recruiting program at Fitzsim- mons Veterans ' Hospital, Denver, Colorado. They showed slides to show veterans that Butler Coun- ty Community Junior College is well equipped for handicapped students. The Veterans ' also spon- sored a car rally and helped support sports activities. «. ! W ' , • ' V iW . ' • ..• . -, v ' J4 : % Members of the Veterans ' Club prepare to fire the cannon after a touchdown. Tom Webster discusses plans for the club. A student buys some cookies from a bake-sale sponsored by the Vets. 48 Living com petirtg - - .. . Cheering Section The cheerleaders and Honey Bears of Butler County Community Junior College represented and supported their com- munity with enthusiasm for the year of 1972-1973. Cheering section and team urge players to victory. Cheerleaders: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Keefer, Marsha Humbolt, Cyndy Suther: SECOND ROW: Connie Murrow. Christy Gooch: THIRD ROW: Pamela Banister, Carol Day, Donna Squier. Cheerleaders receive enthusiastic support from student section. _3«. ■ Drill Team entertains during half-time of a basketball game. Honey Bears perform for Whitewater residents after march- ing in parade. Drill Team: Nancy Cocking, Nikki Essex, Debbie Freeman, Barbara Lowden, Mary Ann Loop, Leah Bnson, Tresia Morris, Mary Gruenbacher, Pat Regnier, Cindy Hill. Competing 51 The 1972 Cross Country team won all of its nine meets, including the Region VI champion- ship, which they captured for the fourth consec- utive year. Those harriers who ran in the nation- als at Pensacola, Florida, in November placed fifth in the National Junior College Champion- ship meet. Pictured above are squad members — FRONT ROW: Bill Weaver, Brent Nearhood. Jim Gifford, Mark Newland, Julius Stewart. Jim Glaze. Co-captain, Rick Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Dave Copp, Jack Thorne, Perry Pittman, Lennie Harri- son, Co-captain, Mark Malone, Mike Shryock, Coach Olhe Isom. IP ™ Mark Malone waits in chute to be tagged at home meet. He placed 10th in Region VI; was third team man, placing 53rd in Nationals. Rick Carpenter places 2nd, Jim Glaze places 3rd in home meet. In Nationals. Rick placed 33rd, and Jim placed 58th. Julius Stewart places 70th in National Meet. He was one of the more reliable runners during the season. 52 Competing % p Ail-American Jim Gifford in action, winning first at Butler County ' s Invitational Meet. Jim Gifford, Butler ' s first harrier in National Meet, placed 21st to win All-Amencan honors. Rick Carpenter, winning runner in Region VI, placed 33rd in National Meet at Pensacola, Florida. Butler ' s Harriers Prove Consistent Leaders In five consecutive seasons Butler County ' s cross country teams coached by Ollie Isom, have placed fifth, sixth, first, third, and fifth in the National Junior College Cross Country Meets. Since the sport was added to the college athletic program in 1967, the teams have participated in many junior college and four-year college com- petitive meets. In all, they have compiled an envi- able record of 40 first, 3 second, 3 third, 3 fourth, 3 fifth, and 2 sixth place awards. At the same time they have had nine cross country runners qualify to be named All-Americans. Competing 53 ROW 1 R Pock J Alter C Squires C Beye, M. Werner. G. Voegeh, G. Norflee, G. Jacobs, J. Krsnich, B. Whitley, B. Heyward T S°de ROW ' 2 Coach Schottel B Good, D. ' johnson, D. Worrell, M. Reynolds, J. Warkentine, G. Fritzler, G. WillhiteR. Harper M 1 rathman I Raney C Chisoim. L. Smith. Coach Kohls. ROW 3: A. Stimaman. C .Manning R. Ham HtonJ Bortnick G. Ha me r. Chamberlain P Greco, S. Williamson, S. Oeser, D. Duranleau, M. Green, S. Davis, T. Donavan, W. H.nes. BACK ROW. D. Fechter, h Bradney J. Beadle. T. Cikanek. R. Remley, D. Johnson, R. Grove, B. Gordon, M. Blodgett. R. Carlton, R. Hammon, S. Taylor. C Buss, B. Pringle. 54Competmg bbmbwb— ■MBBM aB—BwaMBBaBBWaal Football The Grizzly Gridmen had a good 1972 football season. Despite a poor win-loss record the team drew large crowds and gave the fans and follow- ers many exciting moments. The team also brought spirit back to the fans, something that had been missed before. Over all, the team was 2- 8-1. There were 23 freshmen and 17 sophomores on the team. ' • i B8 - ' i ' - ' Competing 55 Slade: All Conference Troy Slade, a freshman from Bur- lington, North Carolina, made the coaches ' all conference team as an offensive flankerback. Receiving honorable mentions were offensive linemen Glenn Ja- cobs, Greg Norflee and George Voe- geli; defensive interior linemen, Stuart Oeser; linebacker, Mike Rey- nolds and defensive back Leroy Smith. Ed Bradney also received honorable mention as punter. Glenn Jacobs Troy Slade I Greg Norflee George Voegeli Stuart Oeser Mike Renolds Leory Smith Ed Bradney 56 Competing 1972 Football Scoreboard B.C. i Fairbury, Neb. 14 20 Haskell 21 19 Fort Scott 7 34 Dodge City 7 14 | Coffeyville 14 15 Cowley Co. 8 38 Highland 12 12 Independence 33 7 Garden City 21 42 Hutchinson 8 12 Pratt 6 19 Competing 57 FRONT ROW: Coach C. Shipley, Coach G. Arnold; SECOND ROW: M. Blodgett, R. Thompson, L. Gerber, R. Michaelis, R. Conquest, M. Shyrock; BACK ROW: T. Slade, K. Welk, M. Cook, J. Luebcke, G. Johnson, D. McClanathan, W. Logan, S. Diskin. Grizlies shoot fortwo dunngthe Butler Classic 58 Competing mum Stan Diskin I P Lyn Gerber MZZUfe Ron Thompson Tl iS Richard Michaelis Ken Wei k 1972-73 Basketball Varsity ip i K0 Mike Cook Joe Luebcke •J Curtis Shipley Coach Lyn Gerber goes for another two. Gene Arnold Ass ' t Coach Basketball 59 Grizzly Varsity in Action K .vV Luebcke. Michael is, and Johnson scramble to score. Welk goes up for two. Diskin shoots against great odds. Basketball 60 Michaehs advances against tight defense. Michaehs and Luebcke go for rebound. BASKETBALL Season Rec ord BCCJC Opponents 75 Ka nsas City, Ks. 74 50 Penn Valley 61 60 Fort Scott 58 Butler County Classic 106 Hesston 42 83 Northern Okla homa 67 62 Seward County 72 80 Hesston 68 63 Barton County 65 75 Neosho County 94 54 WSU Freshman 66 87 Colby 63 98 Coffeyville 72 99 Dodge City 75 57 Pratt 60 70 Garden City 78 92 Hutchinson 93 63 Cowley County 45 80 Cloud County 75 1 67 Seward County 51 94 Neosho County 83 ! 75 Barton County 63 72 St. John 67 79 Dodge City 71 75 Pratt 74 70 Garden City 68 83 Cowley County 52 67 Hutchinson 68 Competing 61 Campus Scenes Seasonal and daily changes come to the campus as events and activities vary. Just a few moods are caught by the photographer. ■ s Ram, snow, ice, and rain plague campus pedestrians during long wet winter. Truman-Johnson halt-mast rises for return of POW ' s. Western slope proves popular afternoon direction for freshmen. Night time shadows create highlighted view of library facilities. h? „ - ■■. ■■■ 1W Mark Rathert, Jim Fender, Steve Shepherd are strong golf contenders. 1972-73 Golf Record FALL SCHEDULE Independence El Dorado Chanute Kansas City (Two teams) First Place Third Place Third, Sixth Places SPRING SEMESTER Arkansas City El Dorado Independence Independence Kansas City Hutchinson Hutchinson Conference, Great Bend Chanute Regional, Kansas City Kenny Bevans is fall medalist. Fall Golf Successful For the first time, the Grizzlies had a fall golf program. They competed suc- cessfully in four tournaments, placing first and third in two tournaments and third and sixth with two teams in an- other tournament. Kenny Bevans won medalist honors at Independence and tied for medalist at El Dorado. Jon Kindlesparger, not pictured here, was another golfer on the team. Competing 63 Journalism students await start of game. KOYY squad plan pre-game strategy. Students plot maneuver to gain basket. I • -J - Benefit Game Honors Francis Hall The Fine Arts department established a memorial schol- arship fund, following the acci- dental death of Francis Hall, member of the custodial staff. Later, the journalism students and KOYY radio staff played a benefit basketball game, pro- ceeds of which they dedicated to the memorial fund. Contributions will still be ac- cepted. H 1 ' J student reaches to score. ■MNk E.F.ADAMS RICHARD CHASE G.W. HAMMEL JAMES D. HITTLE G.E. KASSEBAUM LEWIS SIMMONS Board of Trustees The policy makers of our school are the Board of Trustees. They have been busy this year with numerous innova- tions. A senior citizen opportunity col- lege bill was passed which will enable ETutler county men (65 or over) and women (62 or over) to attend classes at the college without paying tuition. The LANTERN was given permission to publish weekly and to use advertising. Mr. Felix Adams was granted a leave of absence to go to India for an eight weeks period. A summer theatre has been authorized for students in Lead- ville, Colorado. It is easy to see that the board is kept busy providing new op- portunities. Mr. Hittle was elected to the state board of education in the 1972 election. President and Mrs. Walbourn with board members are prepar- ing to receive staff members during a reception of the 1972-73 school year. 66 Album ... Edwin J. Walbourn Mr. Edwin J. Walbourn is always busy keeping his eye on everything concerned with the school. Being president of Butler County Com- munity Junior College, he makes sure that the school is operating with the highest standards. Administrative Staff With fewer students on campus the adminis- trators have had to make some changes this year. The budget is the main concern. Tuition fees rose from $4.00 to $5.00 by state regulation. Classes have been condensed and teachers moved around. After all changes were made, no courses were dropped from the curriculum. Some changes were also made within the staff. Mr. Leimer assumed the role as Coordina- tor of Custodial and Maintenance. Dean Cum- mins, Dean of Student Services, has the regis- trar, counseling, admissions, athletics, financial aids, student activities, student housing, and public relations under his hand. Dean Wilson, Dean of Instructional Services, keeps his eye on the teachers, the supplies, and the overall ne- cessities to keep college running with the proper material. Mr. McKinney, Registrar, Mrs. Mettler, Director of Nursing, and Mr. Harris, Business Manager, have their individual duties under Pres- ident Walbourn. WILLIAMC. CUMMINS Dean of Student Services RONALD D.WILSON Dean of Instructional Services LEONARD J. McKINNEY Registrar MARILYNNM. METTLER Director of Nursing Education CHARLES H. HARRIS Business Manager GLENN K. LEIMER Coordinator of Custodial Mainte- nance Services 68 Album Instructional Staff The sixty-five members of the instructional staff of Butler County Community Junior College serve as student advi- sors, club sponsors and help develop student-faculty rela- tionships as well as teaching a wide variety of courses. A panel of faculty and staff give views on drugs for nursing students. FELIX E. ADAMS, JR. English, Social Sciences JOHN R.ANDERSON Automotive Technology ROBERT D.ANDERSON Music BURLT.ARBOGAST Electronics-Electricity Technology GENE R.ARNOLD Industrial Arts, Physical Education WILLIAM G. BIDWELL Journalism GARY L. BOATRIGHT Drafting Technology PATRICIA A. BRANDNER Mathematics L. JAY BRINKMEYER Data Processing ROBERT H.CHISM Art, Division Chairman JOY K.CHOENS Programmed Learning R.HOWARD CLEMENTS Office Education J. THOMAS DIXON Music MARTHA N. DOTY English ROLAND H. ENSZ Social Science DARRELL. ERIKSON Business Album 69 CHARLES C. FULLER Biological Science ARDEN N. GOOD Auto Body MARY JO GRANT English RICHARD L.GREGORY Mathematics, Physical Science MICHAEL E. HADLEY Speech, Debate LYNN B. HAVEL Art GERALD J. HERTEL Technical Science, Mathematics CLYDE J. HIEBERT Physical Science OLIVERW. ISOM Social Science, Division Chairman EVERETT E KOHLS Social Science GAYLE A. KRAUSE Mathematics. Division Chairman HERBERT J. KRELLER Social Science Instructional Staff BLENDA KUHLMANN English, Division Chairman JOHN K. LAY, JR. Social Science DAVID K. LONGFELLOW English SHIRLEY L. LONGFELLOW Office Education JEANETTEA. MALONE Physical Education DONALD L. MANGELS Automotive Technology Division Chairman JANICE S. MARCUM Economics DENNIS R. MARTENS Machine Technology JIMMIEG. MAYFIELD Welding ELMOL. NASH Mathematics HERMAN R.OGG Marketing Technology JAMES M.OHL Drafting Technology Communications 70Album r™ d ,■■■ • ' US- Faculty members provide hamburgers for freshmen at Orientation. DARRYL R. PATTEN Speech, Theatre WILFRED L. PETTUS Physical Science BETTY P. PROHODSHY English MELVIN B. RALSTON English DALE E. REMSBERG Physical Education, Athletics, Division Chairman GORDON E. RHODES Mathematics RONALD SEAGER Office Education CURTIS N.SHIPLEY Physical Education, Athletics JUDITH STRAIN Psychology, Counselor GEORGE E.SWIFT Business, Division Chairman PHILLIP H.THEIS Biological Science DONL.TOBUREN English MERLE D.TOEWS Auto Mechanics LEONAD. WATKINS Social Science FRED E.WEBB Related Math, Human Relations ANITA K. WHITSON Nursing THEODORE W. WISCHROPP Foreign Language Album 71 Campus Staff Victor E. Bland. Counseling and Placement Rosemary S. Kelly, Library Assistant Nita Monarty. Housemother, Dormitory Hugh E. Richardson, Librarian, Audio Visual Carl Riggs, Manager, Bookstore Marian R. Rowe, Librarian Ivan E. Schottel, Athletic Director, Football Coach Bill L. Trent. Guidance Director L. Marie Waltman, Library Assistant Mrs. Waltman plans for some new materials for the library. 72Album Secretarial Staff Barbara J. Coonrod, Secretary to Dean of Instruction Virginia L. Fritzler, Receptionist Marcia A. Holladay, Assistant to Registrar Ethyl D. Lange, Secretary to President Arlene A. Lennen, Assistant to Business Manager Hazel B. Lynch, Secretary to Registrar Joyce M. Murray, Machines Operator Pat R. Place, Secretary to Dean of Students Dorothy L. Shaw, Assistant to Business Manager Anna B. Staats, Secretary to Nursing Department Mary Louise Stebbins, Secretary to CounselingCenter Joyce M. Thompson, Data Processing Programmer Freshmen become acquainted with campus and classmates. Album 73 Maintenence Staff Maintaining the grounds and build- ings is a duty well done by our mainte- nance staff. Grass and flowers are tak- en care of year round. Classrooms and hallways are always clean when stu- dents start their day. The dormitory and its lounges are also cleaned daily by Mrs. Hall. ' ■ i • - i - .r Susan Hall Bert Stowers Dennis Zuercher Francis Hall John Cleveland Roy Seymour Charles Romero Gerald Whipple ■!:!S:«: M . . 74 Album Mrs. Hess presides over her artistically dec- orated table for the administrative, faculty, and staff buffet. Leona Londeen Staff cook , Anna Johnson Grace Costin Pastrycook Snack bar cook Cafeteria Staff Keeping the students at Juco fed is the main task of the cafeteria staff. They prepare three full course meals a day to enable students in a hurry to get a good meal between classes. Twenty meals a week are served to dorm resi- dents. The snack bar provides sandwiches and desserts for the light eaters. Lelia Whipple Dishwasher Edna Rumsey Bernice Snodgrass Donna Whiteside Beverly Hess Staff cook Weekend cook Snack bar cook Manager Nadine Wilson Weekend cook Album 75 Sophomores Al-Bu Sophomores totaling 226 — 140 men and 86 women — made up a small but important part of the campus community. The class officers — Bill Good, president; Denise Hieberi vice president; and Shayne Heidlebaugh, secretary-treasurer — provided connections between the administra- tive staff, the student council, and the sophomores. Bill Good, Shayne Heidlebaugh, Denise Hiebert. Steven Alplanalp, Scott City Liberal Arts Michael Alexander, Wichita Business Michael Amend, El Dorado Liberal Arts Michael Anderson, El Dorado Forestry Wilma Anderson, Wichita Liberal Arts David Andrus, El Dorado Automotive Neal Arnold, Wichita Journalism Billy Atkinson, Andover Liberal Arts Mark Bacon, Leon Engineering George Baden, Goddard Physical Education Randall Baker, El Dorado Liberal Arts David Ball, El Dorado Biology Faye Ball, Augusta Liberal Arts Lavonna Brown, Augusta Liberal Arts Danny Bryant, El Dorado Liberal Arts 76 Album Rosalie Baker, El Dorado Nursing John Barbur, Rose Hill Forestry Julia Barnes, El Dorado Liberal Arts Sandra Barnt, El Dorado Theatre Arts Jane Bartlett, El Dorado Psychology Christine Bartling, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jim Beadle, Augusta Physical Education Daniel Beckman, El Dorado Drafting Joseph Beeman, Hamilton Liberal Arts Jackie Berryman, Potwin Nursing W ' ' WWA - I 0 % ■ r , § -1 . - % w mm pv Charles Bever, Towanda Business Administration Charles Beye, Augusta Civil Engineering Jon Biggs, Potwin Agriculture Rodger Biles, El Dorado Speech John Blackmore, El Dorado Business Sandford Blyn, Wichita Engineering Randall Booth, El Dorado Auto Technology Marilew Bowersox, Towanda Liberal Arts Kenneth Bowman, Wichita Electronics Janet Boyer, Augusta Elementary Education Claude Bradney, Topeka Liberal Arts Bill Braitsch, Andover Liberal Arts Gary Brammer, Eureka Drafting Frank Britton, Wichita Business Helen Brown, El Dorado Political Science Margaret Brown, El Dorado Data Processing Debra Bruce, El Dorado Data Processing Kathy Burgess, Sterling Nursing James Burner, Latham Data Processing f Album 77 m mm I Bill Bush, Douglass Music Becky Callaway. El Dorado Theatre Ken Canfield, Wichita Dentistry Don Carmichael, Wichita Liberal Arts Christopher Chaffin, Wichita Journalism Daniel Cheney, Wichita Liberal Arts David Choens, El Dorado Electronics Terry Church, Newton Physical Therapy Dean Claycamp, Benton Accounting Nancy Cocking, Wichita Elementary Education Mike Cook, El Dorado Theatre Sean Cook, Cheney Veterinary Medicine Linda Cooke, El Dorado Physical Therapy RoyleneCool, El Dorado Liberal Arts Madeline Copeland, Eureka Nursing James Corteville, Wichita Natural Sciences Sharon Courter, El Dorado Data Processing Steven Cowman, El Dorado Business Administration Donna Cox, Douglass Data Processing Steven Cox, El Dorado Liberal Arts Sophomores Bu-Fi 78 Album William Crone, Wichita Science Jane Cross, El Dorado Business Linsey Cutsinger, El Dorado Liberal Arts Mark Durnil, El Dorado Auto Mechanics Susan Davis, Augusta Nursing Carol Day, Towanda Elementary Education David Delzer, Wichita Liberal Arts Susan DeVore, El Dorado Elementary Education Merrill De Young, Fort Riley Fine Arts Jim Diebold, Wichita Pre-Law Jeanne Dietz, El Dorado Biology Stanley Diskin, Wichita Liberal Arts Kelvin Dodson, El Dorado Auto Technology Robert Doile, El Dorado Animal Science Janice Domann, El Dorado Pre-Nursing Larry Doornbos, El Dorado Business Gary Doty, El Dorado Sociology Lloyd Dunlap, South Haven Geology Jack Dunsford, Augusta Medical Technology Patricia Edwards, El Dorado Business Curtis Ella rd, Ellsworth Business Administration Craig Elliott, El Dorado Education Pamela Elliott, Leavenworth Sociology Dave Ellis, El Dorado Liberal Arts Dennis Engels, Benton English Joyce Engle, Wichita Liberal Arts Michael Evans, Wichita Nursing Mary Evenson, Towanda Elementary Education Richard Faber, Wichita Drafting Nolan Faidley, El Dorado Journalism Debbie Farris, El Dorado Business Rita Fehrenbach, El Dorado Physical Education James Fender, Russell Journalism, Radio, TV Jayne Fieandt, Rose Hill Elementary Education William Filener, Derby Mathematics Album 79 Larry Fleming, Wichita Liberal Arts Julie Fredenksen, El Dorado Business Administration David Frisbie, El Dorado Wildlife Management Gary Fritzler, El Dorado Public Relations Deborah Frizzell, Wichita Nursing David Fuller, El Dorado Data Processing Ronald Fuller, Eureka Accounting Deborah Galloway, El Dorado Liberal Arts Oness Gardner, Andover Electronics Jerry Geese, Wichita Liberal Arts Anna Genter, Augusta Nursing Lynford Gerber, Harper Liberal Arts Joanne Girod, El Dorado Veterinary Medicine James Glaze, Augusta Engineering Kristin Goebel, Potwm History Chad Golden, El Dorado Social Science Mildred Golden, Wichita Nursing Patsy Gomez, Wichita Nursing Joseph Gonzalez, Topeka Liberal Arts Christina Gooch, Wichita Liberal Arts I «cS Sophomores M-Ho Foosball attracts attention of many students in the student union . 80 Album j William Good, Benton Medicine Arnold Graef, Wichita Liberal Arts Karl Graff. El Dorado Business Administration Shelloa Graham, Douglass Elementary Education Stanley Greenbank, El Dorado Liberal Arts Le Dana Gregory, Wichita Nursing Robert Grimmet, Council Grove Electronics Rita Gum, El Dorado Theatre Lyle Gumfory, Winfield Business Jerral Hafner, Abilene Electronics David Hall, Potwin Law Robert Hammon, El Dorado Liberal Arts Carol Hammonds, El Dorado Liberal Arts Ronald Harper, El Dorado Liberal Arts Jeanne Harrington, Viola Elementary Education Lennie Harrison. Kirkwood, Missouri Liberal Arts Frank Harshman, Clements Vocational Automotive Rupert Hays, Augusta Engineering Mary Hearn, El Dorado Nursing Janette Heater, Belle Plaine Elementary Education Shayne Heidlebaugh, Towanda Liberal Arts Thomas Henton, South Haven Journalism Robin Hickenlooper, Wichita Welding Denise Hiebert, El Dorado Theatre Arts Jack Highbarger, Towanda Liberal Arts Owen Hill, El Dorado Data Processing Maurice Hime, Augusta Liberal Arts Sheldon Hochuli, Holton Business Sheldon Holt, Atlanta Auto Body Nancy Honer, El Dorado Mathematics Rodney Hopkins, Abilene Electronics Lawrence Horton, Haysville Business Bill Houchin, Augusta Data Processing Allan Hoyle, Wichita Electronics Album81 Marsha Humbolt, Mulvane Liberal Arts Deborah Hunt, Wichita Secretarial Carolyn Jackson, Valley Center Liberal Arts Daniel Jacobs, Wichita Medical Technician Katha Jacobs, Wichita Nursing Eddine Jamal, Lebanon Liberal Arts Lucie Jenkins, Douglass History Michael J. Johnston, Augusta Liberal Arts Warren Johnston, Haysville Business Administration Jeanne Jones. El Dorado Accounting Kenneth Jones, El Dorado Accounting Richard Kaufman, Potwin Drafting Beverly Keagy, Derby English Carol Keefer, Lawrence Liberal Arts Kenneth Keehn, Wichita Business Administration Kevin Kemp, Oxford Veterinary Medicine William Kerr, Derby Business Administration Ella Kimble, Augusta Nursing Nancy Kirkpatrick, El Dorado Psychology Mark Konecny, Wichita Physical Education Kim Krasuski, Wichita Data Processing Larry Krepel, Wichita Science James Krsnich, Wichita Liberal Arts Terry Kunkel, Douglass Mathematics John Lane, Wichita Auto Technology Mter virW v %-® f Kenneth Latta, El Dorado Liberal Arts Linda Lara. Augusta Art Sam Leben, El Dorado Liberal Arts Barbara Lemasters, Galva Business, Secretarial Greg Lewis, El Dorado Biology Oscar Lewis, Rose Hill Elementary Education Sharon Lewis, Wichita Secretarial Donald Lietzke, Augusta Industrial Science Larry Lingafelter, Wichita Business Kent Lorenz, Wichita Data Processing 82 Album Sophomores Hu-Mi Forrest Lowry, El Dorado Liberal Arts Sandra Lucas, El Dorado Liberal Arts Joseph Luebcke, Herkimer Liberal Arts John Lynn, El Dorado Auto Body Richard Maddux, El Dorado English Janelle Magouirk, Cimarron Liberal Arts Beth Martens, El Dorado Dietetics Linda McAllister, Towanda Liberal Arts Jill McCollum, Fall River Nursing Robert McCombs, Wichita Liberal Arts John McCrary, Andover Auto Body Marilyn McElroy, El Dorado Business John McVey, Newton Liberal Arts John Merryfield, Holton Journalism Charles Meyer, Big Bow Mathematics Richard Michaelis, Topeka Secondary Education Constance Miller, Eureka Elementary Education David Miller, Valley Center Automotive Technology Margaret Miller, El Dorado Liberal Arts Robert Miller, Wichita Journalism Several students enjoy some tree time away trom classes and studies. $hj £ -.,. Album 83 Sophomores Mi-Sh • Studying or goofing off underneath the library can be relaxing on campus. ill i lii Jt h : l 1 Mary Mitchell, Wichita Liberal Arts Marcella Morgan, Mulvane Liberal Arts Raymond Morgan, El Dorado Art Tresia Morris, Derby Liberal Arts Roger Morrow. El Dorado Liberal Arts Susan Murray. El Dorado Elementary Education Jams Nash, El Dorado Business Howie Nelson, Towanda Pre-Medicine Phillip Nickel, El Dorado Liberal Arts Roger Nickel. Wichita Psychology Tandy Noeller, Leon Nursing Diana Noffsmger, El Dorado Liberal Arts Steve Nolting, Derby Biological Science Lornta Orndorff, El Dorado Nursing Michael Paige, El Dorado Liberal Arts Anna Patterson, Towanda Secondary Education Bryan Pearce, El Dorado Business Steve Peniston, Wichita Business Newton Pewewardy. Wichita Drafting Bobby Phihpi. El Dorado Drafting Larry Philpott, Derby Business Administration Ross Pierce, Wichita Secretarial Robert Plumley, Andover Liberal Arts Rick Pock, Waverly Accounting Randy Potter, El Dorado Physical Education Paula Powell, Derby Liberal Arts David Powers, Wichita Data Processing Buford Pringle, Wichita Political Science, Journalism Dennis Rader, Wichita Electronics Norma Ramsey, El Dorado Nursing Kenneth W. Raney, Ellsworth Liberal Arts Mark Rathert, Marion Architecture Lonnie Ratzlaff, Augusta Secondary Education William Ray, Holton Mathematics Joan Redmgton, Towanda Business Rosemary Reeb, El Dorado Chemistry Paula Reed, Towanda Elementary Education Theodore Reeves, Augusta Liberal Arts Patricia Regnier, Marion Marketing Ronald Remley, Centralia, Mo. Industrial Arts David Renteria, Wichita Political Science Connie Reynolds, Wichita Liberal Arts Michael Reynolds, Gladstone, Mc Photography Delbert Rice, El Dorado Social Science Mary Rice, El Dorado Liberal Arts Lloyd Ross, El Dorado Business Glen Roths, Wichita Biology Starlene Rush, El Dorado Horticultural Therapy Raul Saavedra, Junction City Nursing Larry Sangals, Wichita Liberal Arts Linda Schroeder, Derby Liberal Arts Rodney Schuler, El Dorado Theatre Clarence Schwemmer, Andover Business Administration James Scribner, El Dorado Drama Marlene Scribner, El Dorado Sociology Carol Seivley, El Dorado Physical Education Steven Shephard, El Dorado Business Administration Virgil Shields, Derby Auto Body Jack Shipman, El Dorado Liberal Arts Album 85 Donald Shoemaker, El Dorado Photojournalism Linda Siegnst, El Dorado Liberal Arts Cynthia Sims, Augusta Elementary Education David Smith, Towanda Physical Education Greg Smith, El Dorado Pre-Law Leroy Smith, Salina Liberal Arts 01 i n Smith, Potwin Automotive Fred Solorio, El Dorado Drafting Gary Spear, Wichita Liberal Arts Donna Squier, Latham Data Processing James Stewart. Severy Nursing Dennis Straughn, Wichita Liberal Arts William Strauss, Lawrence Welding Melvin Stringer, El Dorado Accounting Randy Strothman, Wichita Physical Education Kathleen Sullivan, Douglass History David Sundgren, Rosalia Liberal Arts Janelle Swain, El Dorado Liberal Arts Patricia Swanson, El Dorado Liberal Arts Steve Tappehorn, Sabetha Physical Education Laura Teegarden, Augusta Anthropology Jack Thorne, Manhattan Music Gary Thornton, Wellington Liberal Arts Billie Tolbert, Wichita Liberal Arts Pamela Travis, Derby Psychology i . , __ - 1 ,„ . % Students find union a perfect spot to re- lax, rap, and eat. 86 Album Max Troutman, Riverdale Drafting Gary Unruh, Newton . Agriculture Peggy Ussery, El Dorado Secondary Education Pamela Vance, Wichita Liberal Arts Douglas Van Dolah, El Dorado Physical Education Patricia Vogt, Valley Center Liberal Arts Craig Waltman, El Dorado Elementary Education Donald Ward, El Dorado Forestry Howard Ward, Eureka Liberal Arts Michael Wardlaw, Halstead Medical Technology Jack Warkentine, Wellington Drafting Linda Wayman, Mulvane Liberal Arts William Weaver, Salina Public Relations Kenneth Welk, Ellsworth Physical Education Beth Whitney, Douglass Psychology Katharine Whitt, El Dorado Pre Cytotechnology Robert Wick, El Dorado Liberal Arts DeniseWiens, Marion Marketing Paul Wilcox, Augusta Business Gary Willhite, El Dorado Liberal Arts Myron Willhite, Leon Agriculture Timothy Wi 1 1 its. Peru Auto Body Bonnie Wilson. Towanda Liberal Arts Michael Wisdom, El Dorado Elementary Education A I v i n Wolf, Moline Welding Technician Mark Wolf, El Dorado Political Science Garralyn Woods, Wichita Special Education Dennis Woodworth, Argonia Liberal Arts David Worrell, Leon Veterinary Medicine David Wright, Newton Auto Technology Laura Wyant, Towanda Business Education Dons Ziegler, El Dorado Elementary Education Randi Zlab, Leon Liberal Arts Albums 87 Randall Albaugh, Wichita Business Thomas Angulo, Wichita Accounting Starlet Bannon, Douglass Marketing Technology Debbie Bare, Douglass Nursing Victoria Bates, Rose Hill Nursing John Brewer, Augusta Architecture David Canfield, Augusta Nursing Ricardo Cano, McAllen, Texas Secondary Education Randy Carlton, El Dorado Physical Education Larry Conrod, El Dorado Biology Sheldon Cordry, Wichita Liberal Arts Helen Ellsworth, El Dorado Business Sophomores Al-Ye Mark Foree, Lawrence Art Janice Foster, Wichita Music Roger Fuller, El Dorado Electronics Roger Govan, Wichita Automotive Technology Richard Graves, Leon Liberal Arts John Haywood, Wichita Social Work Susan Helfrich, Newton Liberal Arts William Helms, Wichita Liberal Arts Kathryn Hobbs, Wichita Liberal Arts Karolee Holladay, El Dorado Mathematics Jane Hufford, El Dorado Education Leonard Jones, Hill City Physical Education Ronald Kates, Wichita Art, Physical Education Karen Kinder, El Dorado Education Pamela Krueger, Wichita Business Robert Lamb, Whitewater Mortician Paul Leis, Augusta Agriculture Merrill Mauk, Wichita Commercial Art Mike McKay, Wichita Medical Technology Robert McClurg, El Dorado Engineering Clinton Milbourn, El Dorado Pre-Law Steven Palacioz, Wichita Journalism Dennis Peters, Wichita Nursing Carl Rhoads, Derby Auto Body Technology Donna Ross, Augusta Liberal Arts Steven Russell, El Dorado Liberal Arts Ron Silz, Cincinnati, Ohio Business Paul Stiles, Wichita Data Processing Mark Strathman, Topeka History Floyd Strobel, Mulvane Engineering Nancy Taylor, Douglass English Darlene Tilson, Eureka Business Leslie Walker, El Dorado Liberal Arts Kenneth Yeoman, Wichita Medical Technology Sheryl York, Maize Physical Education I • i V Warren Abbott, El Dorado Special Ted Fawbush, Eureka Special Kenneth Guthrie, Towanda Special Wanda Howard, Augusta Special Tim Sullivan, Wichita Special IT. m z ' . ' ' ' ,. ' ' ' ' ' ' f . f ! Freshmen Ab-Ch The 1353 freshmen students encountered the responsibility of college life by becoming involved in many types of campus activi- ties. Richard Burton, president; Doug Krause, vice president; and Dania Fritzler, secretary-treasur- er represented the class in stu- dent council activities. Doug Krause, Dania Fritzler, Rick Burton. Noritoshi Abe. Tokyo, Japan Marcie Adair, El Dorado Carmen Adelson, Augusta Robert Adkins, Wichita Frank Altaro, El Dorado Delia Allen, Wichita Lyndell Allen, Goddard Sandra Allen, Augusta Jonnie Alter, Valley Center Cynthia Anderson, Hope Jody Anderson, Augusta Joyce Anderson, Wichita Robert Andrews, El Dorado John Arnett, El Dorado Vickie Arnold, Towanda Gary Asher, Wichita Jack Attaway, El Dorado Laura Auer, Augusta Diana Austin, Towanda Vicky Avers, Rose Hill Victor Ayers, Towanda Timothy Ayres, Augusta Robert Bachman, Wichita Roger Baker, Wichita Curtis Baltzey, El Dorado Pamela Banister, Douglass William Barber, Holton Sheri Barr, El Dorado Steven Beal, Towanda Wayne Becker, Wichjta 90Album iSfc ii -jF i.i tl i • ! m Cecilia Bedigrew, Augusta Ardithe Beeler, Derby Dean Belford, Augusta Cliff Bennington, El Dorado Glenn Bennington, Augusta Mara Betten, Fall River Gary Bibb, El Dorado Jerry Binns, Newport News, Virginia Charlotte Blankinship, Sedan William Bliss, Rose Hill Michael Blodgett, Russell Robert Bohnert, El Dorado Victoria Bollman, Derby Gayla Bonnell, El Dorado James Borthnick, Kansas City Linda Boucher, Douglass Scott Bowlin, Whitewater William Boyce, Wamego Ronald Boyd, Wichita Terry Bradstreet, Eureka Brian Breech, El Dorado Ron Brickley, El Dorado Willie Mae Brim, Wichita Leah Brison, El Dorado Phillip Brothers, Potwin Janet Brotton, Douglass Michael Brouhard, Andover Mary Brown, El Dorado Robert Brown, Topeka William Brown, Neal Lester Brungardt, El Dorado Robert Bryan, El Dorado Janet Burden, Benton Patrica Burger, Salina Donald Burt, Wichita Richard Burton, El Dorado Charles Buss, Oxford Ronald Butler, Wichita Sam Buxton, El Dorado Keith Cahalen, El Dorado Charles Call, El Dorado Michael Call, Wichita Jo Camp, El Dorado Ronald Carbon, Atlanta Scott Carleton, El Dorado Jeff Carroll, Augusta David Carson, El Dorado Rita Carter, El Dorado William Case, Lyons Debra Castle, Derby Jack Chamberlain, El Dorado Karen Chapman, Wichita John Cherryholmes, Potwin Richard Childers, Wichita Album91 Mock classes during orientation prove popular. Charles Chisolm, Wadmalow, S.C. Albert Ciccel. Wichita Terry Cikanek, Beloit CraigClark, Towanda Marsha Clark, El Dorado Ha Clements, El Dorado Sherry Clymer, El Dorado James Cobb, Holton Tamra Coder, Wichita Marcus Cody, Wichita Vicki Coffel, Wellington Jerry Cotield, Leon Virginia Colcote. Wichita Bernie Collins, El Dorado Mary Compton, Wichita Rod Conquest, Moundndge Linda Cooper, El Dorado Sal I le Cooper, Wichita Linn Copeland, El Dorado David Copp, Topeka Harold Corey, Ogden Bruce Courtney, El Dorado Randy Cowan, Augusta Diane Cox, El Dorado Stanley Cox, Rose Hill Barry Cross, El Dorado Dav id Crouse, Andover Rande Cunningham, Wichita Helene Curtis, El Dorado Rebecca Cushman. El Dorado Leroy Dailey, Wichita Steven Davis, Alex, Va. Denise Dawson, Leon Mary Day, Augusta Douglass Dealy, El Dorado 92 Album f k 3 Kathenne Dennis, El Dorado Bradley Denny, Towanda Janice Denny, El Dorado Ten Denton, El Dorado David Despard, Whitewater Brent Dessenberger. Wichita Wesley Devine. Leon John Dickinson, Leavenworth Janet Dillmon, El Dorado Steve Dimick, El Dorado Linda Divine, El Dorado William Dobbin, El Dorado I erry Donovan, Wichita Charles Drake, Wichita Kay Dullea. Andover Kathy Duncan, El Dorado David Duranleau, Wichita Matthew Eaton, El Dorado John Eby, Wichita Craig Edmonston, Protection Richard Elder, Douglass Deborah Elliott, El Dorado John Ely, Holton Duane Emig, Abilene Paula Engle, Wichita Lyle English, Eureka Craig Erhardt, Wichita Larry Erikson, Augusta Michael Essex, El Dorado Nikki Essex, El Dorado Bradley Eustice, El Dorado Ronald Evans, El Dorado Lois Evenson, Towanda Mike Fagg, El Dorado Carl Farnsworth, Wichita Janice Farr, Derby 1 Sm4 Kenneth Fast, Newton Donna Fawbush, Eureka Daniel Fechter, Hamilton Patrick Fenton, Wichita Robert Ferguson, Augusta Michal Ferran. El Dorado Brian Fick, Manhattan Miriam Fiechtl, Augusta Raymond Fierbaugh, Augusta Gerald Fisher, Wichita Helen Forbes, Eureka Greg Forpahl. Augusta Richard Fowler, El Dorado Gregory Fox, El Dorado Album 93 Freshmen Fr-Ja 1 ' : m. ■Iff JP . wm m W jkfi?- l ■P if ■ : ■ ' . ,: . -l- . JjH Cheerleaders lead cheers to help create spirit. Debra Freeman, Rose Hill Jerry Freeman, Wichita Keith Frey, El Dorado Dania Fritzler, El Dorado William Fry, Wichita Janet Fullinwider, El Dorado Michael Gagnon, Hutchinson Mark Gale, Wichita Patrick Galloway. El Dorado Dennis Gardner, El Dorado Terry Gaskill, Augusta Charles Gaston. El Dorado Larry Gates, El Dorado Ronald Gerant, Wichita Mike Gerberding, Benton James Giftord, Wichita Donald G 1 1 1 1 land. El Dorado Larry Gimple, Douglass Mark Glenn, Russell Sandra Glenn, El Dorado Rose Goentezel, Marion Samuel E. Gomez, El Dorado Samuel L. Gomez, Topeka Glenn Good, El Dorado Lee Goodman, El Dorado William Gordon, Topeka Nancy Gower, El Dorado John Gragg, Leon Cile Grant, Wichita Philip Greco, Manhattan Michael Green, Lawrence Ralph Green, El Dorado Rick Grove, El Dorado Mary Gruenbacher, Colwich Jacqueline Gustafson, Douglass Pamela Gutman, Russell 94 Album Vicki Haberman, Wichita Stephen Hageman, Wichita Randy Hall, Augusta Roger Hall, Towanda Carl Hamilton, Cimarron Melvin Hammer, Valley Center Rodney Hampton, Ulysses Paul Handke, Horton Leann Haney, Derby Denta Hanna, Towanda Jeanette Harder, Whiterwater Gavin Harner, Kingman Karla Harris, El Dorado Deborah Haskell, Wellington Randy Haskins, Wichita Richard Hattield, Herington Jerald Hattan, El Dorado Kevin Hays, El Dorado m William Heitzenrater, Beaumont Michael Hemberger, Conway Springs Anthony Henn, El Dorado Steven Henrie, Benton Donald Herbert, Benton Lisa Hershberger, Sedgwick Burgess Heyward, Johns Island S.C. Cindy Hill, Mulvane Mark Hinde, Cassoday Walter Hines, Tucumcari N.M. Patrick Hogan, Andover Michael Holmes, Augusta John Hoover, Wichita Linda Hostetler, Haysville Danny Howard, El Dorado Leann Hoyt, El Dorado Cathy Hubbard, Wichita Mattie Hubbard, Wichita Carolyn Huette, Wichita David Hutfman, Lyons James Hughes, El Dorado Mary Hughes, McPherson Joseph Humig, El Dorado Terry Hurley, Augusta Leo Huston, Abilene Linda Ingram, Wichita Thomas Inkanish, Eureka Shahram Jaafari, Persia Janice Jack, Towanda Anne Jackson, El Dorado James Jackson, El Dorado Randall Jackson, Valley Center Glenn Jacobs, Wichita Marc James, El Dorado Carol Jaquis, Mulvane Album 95 Freshmen Ja-Mc Non-verbal communication proves difficult for students. Gregory Jaworsky, Hillsboro Michael Jenkins, El Dorado Danny Johnson, Newark, N.J. Donald Johnson, Newark, N.J. Gregory Johnson, Augusta Janet Johnson, Wichita Joseph Johnson, Wichita Karen Johnson, Augusta Lyndia Johnson, McPherson Mark Johnson, El Dorado Menca Johnson, Augusta Michael R. Johnston, El Dorado Gregory Joyce, El Dorado Roger Karnahan, El Dorado Wolfgang Kaschner, Kirkwood, Mo. Fredrick Keehn, Towanda Leslie Kelly, Potwin Mike Kelly, El Dorado Stephen Kelly, Effingham William Kelly, Augusta Janice Kempker, Wichita Nancy Ketts, Douglass Robert Kihle, Douglass Randy Kilgore, El Dorado Ralph Kimball, Marion David Kime, Wichita Jon Kindlesparger, Salina Deborah Kingsley, Leon Wendi Kirkhart, Wichita Cheri Kirwin, Augusta Michael Kling, El Dorado Martha Koester, Douglass William Kohls, Herington Douglas Krause, El Dorado Joice Kreglow, Derby Leonard Kurtz, Wichita 96 Album Brett Laaser, Andover Judy Lambert, Elbing Pamela Langley, Potwin Lawrence Langvardt. Benton Dolores Lara, Augusta Terrill Lauer, Wichita Dale Lee, Benton Jeffrey Lee, Wichita Michael Lee, El Dorado Elaine Leigh, Eureka Marilyn Leis, Derby Sherryl Leis, Derby Darla Lenertz, Andover Alice Lennen, El Dorado Larry Leonard, El Dorado William Lentz, Augusta Merle Leslie, Andover Bruce Lingenfelter, Wichita Jamie Lininger, Wichita Polly Little, Doug lass Wallace Logan, Wichita Audrey Long, Eureka Lyn Long, Eureka Patricia Long, Mulvane Mary Ann Loop, Wichita Daniel Lord, Augusta Barbara Lowden, Peabody Myrna Lowden, Peabody Joanne Lowe, Wichita Mary Lowry, Moline Ramona Lowry, El Dorado Marko Luntungan, Djakarta, Indonesia Sandra Luscombe, Wetmore Bertha Lyday, Wichita Jacolyn Lynn, El Dorado Marki Maddux, El Dorado ' i % =5 ;. ' Randy Maddux, El Dorado Jonnie Madsen. Wichita Patrick Mahaffey, Augusta Chrisan Mahan. Towanda Mark Malone, Ulysses Kim Maninger, Wichita Chris Manning, Kansas City Donald Manning. Wichita Linda Marcy. Augusta Galen Markley. Augusta Cathy Marley. Benton Troy May, Eureka Gregory May, Fredonia Jane May, El Dorado Donna McAllister, El Dorado John McChnstian. El Dorado David McClanathan, Salina Julie McClay, Wichita Album 97 ■ ' ■ r:. lllfe-. ' .• ?• : .,■ .■ .■ ; - i, ' - .,„„. ' ■■■- |f ' . .. . ■ ■ Students discover characteristics of biological specimens. Freshmen Mc-Pr 98 Album Mark McCluggage, Douglas Eric McClure, Maize J. C. McClure, Augusta Timothy McConnell, Derby Timothy McGehee. Eureka Sally McGehee, Eureka Linda McGilvrey, Wichita John McGinty, Abilene Ramona Mcintosh, Eureka Raymond Mcintosh, Eureka Michael McWilhams, Towanda Raymond Merritt, Wichita Linda Metcalf, El Dorado William Meysing, Lincolnville Janet Middleton, El Dorado Richard Middleton, Wichita David Milbourn, El Dorado Janet Miller, El Dorado Mary Miller. Towanda Jerry Millison, Augusta Lonnie Mills, Towanda Sam Mills, Eureka Debra Minnick, Augusta Cynda Moore, Augusta Randall Moreland, El Dorado Pamela Morgan, Mulvane Danny Morrow, El Dorado Donna Mossman, El Dorado Byron Motter, Whitewater Steve Muncy, El Dorado Karen Murphy, Cherry Hill, N.J. Connie Murrow, Rose Hill Robert Nash, Wichita Brent Nearhood, El Dorado Billy Needham, El Dorado James Nellans, El Dorado 0% Martha Nesmith, Towanda William Newbury, El Dorado Mark Newland, Wichita Gary Nickel, El Dorado Tern Nmke, Wichita Paula Nolting, Derby Gregory Norflee. Redbank, N.J. Edward Nornck, El Dorado Billy Norris, Wellington James Northrop. Towanda Robert Notz, Derby Nancy Nowlin, Topeka Larry Nuckolls, Wichita Terry Oaks. El Dorado Eileen Oberley, lola Maureen O ' Donnell. Wichita Rodney O ' Donnell, Wichita Stuart Oeser, Wichita MarkOhl, El Dorado Daniel Olinger, Wichita John Oliver, El Dorado Barbara Orr, Augusta Randall Osborne, Towanda Wayne Paddock, El Dorado Darrel Paige, Wichita Edward Parks, Whitewater Dianne Parnell, Benton James Parrish, Burns Diane Parsons, Oxtord Wade Parsons, Wichita Myrtle Partridge, Whitewater Thomas Patry, Wichita Billie Patterson, Potwin Gary Paul, Augusta David Payne, Wichita Tim Payne, Wellington ¥  :-_ fS K ■ I • - ' ix. F « ' ' k}m Jerrold Peace, El Dorado Brad Pendlay. El Dorado Dennis Pennebaker, Eureka Dana Pennington, Augusta Jim Perrine, Derby Susan Pharr, Leon Marsha Phelps, Wichita Roy Phillips. El Dorado James Pierce, Augusta Jerry Pile, Wellington Raymond Pinkerton. El Dorado Sandra Pipping, El Dorado Perry Pittman. El Dorado Mary Poeschel. El Dorado Gary Pope, Wichita Tim Pouncey, Douglass John Powers. El Dorado Robert Pracht. Wichita Album 99 Phylana Prather, El Dorado Gary Prewitt, Cassoday Teresa Prichard, Benton John Pyles, Wichita Pantelis Rachmanides, Lawrence Jeff Rains, Wichita Jerry Rambo, Wichita Angeline Ratcliff, Wellington Michael Rawlings, Augusta Charles Ray, Augusta Rhonda Reed, Leon Donna Reese, Wichita Kathy Regnier, Marion Anita Rehlen, Valley Center John Reinhart, Towanda William Rhyne, El Dorado Cynthia Richard. Ellsworth Jamie Richardson, Benton Brenda Richmond, Marion Kay Riordon, Wichita Vickie Robinette, Guthrie, Ok. Dennis Robinson, Wichita Gregory Rockhill, Eureka Shirley Rogers, El Dorado X ■■ - A. - Lila Rohr, El Dorado Charles Romero, El Dorado Donald Ross, Andover Judy Ross, El Dorado Ray Ross, Augusta Roy Ross, Towanda Scott Ross, Cheney Everett Ryan, Valley Center Jeanne Ryan, Enterprise George Sammons, El Dorado Patricia Sanders, Valley Center Gregory Sarensen, Netewaka Karen Sarkett, Marion Wayne Saunders, Potwin Danny Sawyer, Oxford Roy Schaffer, Wichita Randy Schmidt, Norwich Stevan Schulze, Douglass Roxanne Schwemmer, Towanda John Scranton, Rose Hill Eric Seivley, Derby Ferrell Selvage, Augusta Gary Shaffer, Wichita Fredrick Sharshel, Wichita Charles Shepherd, El Dorado Michael Shields, Wichita Sam Showalter, Rose Hill Michael Shyrock, Augusta Debra Sibley, Wichita Robert Sissell, Wichita 100 Album fl-A? ft s saasi® Linda Sinsabaugh, Topeka Troy Slade, Burlington, N.C. Jane Sluss, El Dorado George Small, Augusta Alvin Smith, Wichita Charles Smith, Wichita Deborah Smith, Wichita Donald Smith, Eureka Martha Smith, Rose Hill Donna Snellen, Wichita Lisa Snodgrass, Benton James Snook, Cheney Timothy Sollars, Wichita Mark Somerville, El Dorado David Sooter, Derby Janell Sparks, Benton Mary Spinden, Burns Phyllis Spring, El Dorado Richard Spring, El Dorado Chris Squires, Wichita Lyle Stanley, Henngton Gary Starkel, El Dorado Thomas Steele, Wichita Orban Stephens, Rosalie Bradley Stiles, Wichita Arthur Stirnaman, Russell Audie Strotkamp, Burns Diane Stroud, Wichita Deborah Stueven, Augusta Jerome Sumral. Elbing Cyndy Suther, Augusta Harold Sutter, Wichita Rocky Swam, El Dorado Shirley Tartar, El Dorado NyleTayior, Wichita Steven Randall Taylor, Wichita Freshmen Pr-Ra Young people enjoy talking and eating with friends. Album 101 Steven William Taylor, El Dorado Gail Tennyson, El Dorado Michael D. Thomas, Marion Michael G. Thomas, Eureka Melinda Thompson, El Dorado Ronnie Thompson, Wichita Terry Tomlin, El Dorado Betty Triboulet, Moline Bradley Turner. Wichita Mark Uhland. Wichita James Unruh, El Dorado Steven Valentine, Eureka Grant Vance, Wichita Cheryl Van Cleve. Eureka Max Van Horn, El Dorado Billie Vaughan, Haysville George Voegelie. Colwich Victor Vogts. Rosalia Martha Voth, Newton Jack Wade, Douglass Kirk Wagner, El Dorado Edgar Wait, Benton Gregory Walno, Valley Center Alan Ward, Douglass Richard Ward, El Dorado Roger Ward, El Dorado Kathy Washington, Wichita Karen Watkins, Mulvane Sandra Wattenbarger, Towanda GayleWebb, El Dorado Thomas Webster, El Dorado William Webster. El Dorado Janet Weishaar, Douglass James Weller, El Dorado Stuart Weniger, Wichita Michael Werner, Kansas City Paula West, Abilene William Weston, Augusta Jerry Wheeler, Holton Janell White. Mulvane John White. Andover Jay Whiting, Topeka William Whitley, Burlington N.C. Joyce Widener, Augusta Florence Wiebe, Whitewater Bert Wiggins, Eureka Debbie Wiggins, Eureka Debra Wilber, El Dorado MikeWilber, El Dorado Mark Wilde. Wichita Gregory Wiley, El Dorado Cheryl Williams, El Dorado Donald Williams, El Dorado Richard Williams, Augusta Freshmen Wi-Zw Students vote for class officers at fall election. Larry Williamson, Wichita Stan Williamson, Augusta Earl Willis, Wichita Jerry Wills, Augusta Kandis Willson, Douglass Dawn Wilson, El Dorado Jill Wilson, Towanda Monte Wilson, Towanda Samuel Wilson, Ellsworth Rodney Windsor, Andover Cheryl Wisdom, Augusta Robert Woodard, El Dorado Dent Worrell, Leon Judy Worrells, Wichita Barbara Wright, Wichita Robert Wyatt, Douglass Solen Yanca, Wichita Michael Young, Augusta Paula Young, Augusta Wayne Yust, Larned Dennis Zimmerman, Wellington Paul Zwolenski, Westwarrick, R.I. T Album 103 Freshmen Al-Wi Keith Albrecht, Herington Drucilla Andrews, El Dorado Terry Ashpole, Wichita Edward Austin, El Dorado John Beamer, Wellington Susan Benton, El Dorado Kenneth Bevan, Augusta Nancy Bmter, Wichita ' fii JkCv Ouida Branch, Wichita Larry Boynton, El Dorado Patricia Bozone, Augusta Jerry Carter, Wichita Richard Charles, Wichita RonnieCheshier, Wichita ChristopherClasen, Douglas Fred Davis, Leon Dave Dearmore, Wichita Arthur Deleon, El Dorado David Dresser, Wichita Robert Droge, El Dorado Donald Duryea, Douglas Clarence Edwards, Leon Lois Evenson, Towanda Darlene Ferren, El Dorado Terry Fish, Wichita Ronald Fletcher, Wichita Helen Forbes, Eureka Greg Forphal, Augusta Darrold Franks, El Dorado Judith Gibson, Wichita Nancy Gower, El Dorado John Gragg, El Dorado Jim Graham, Wichita Ruth Guest, El Dorado Bill Haas, Wichita Rodney Hatcher, Derby Ronald Haynes, Wichita Wanda Houston, El Dorado Linton Hubbart, Augusta Randall Huddleston, Augusta Jenise Hudson, Wichita Shirley Hughey, El Dorado Holly Hutton, Wichita Lyle Jack, El Dorado Marsha Kirschbaum, El Dorado Robert Kittle, Douglas Terry Leach, El Dorado Sandra Liggett, El Dorado Marsha Lill, El Dorado Bruce Madison, El Dorado James Madison, Haysville Margaret Maddux, El Dorado Craig Mankin, Topeka Charlotte Mason, Peck Donald Mathews, Independence Mo. Bruce McAllister, El Dorado Mark McClure, Towanda Duane McCracken, El Dorado Steven McCracken, Augusta John McLaughlin, Potwin Shirley Meritt, Wichita Craig Miller, Cassoday Eugena Miller, Augusta Roger Miller, Wichita Clay Mitchell, Leon Hugo Moreiro, Montevideo, Uruguay Christopher Morton, Wichita Tom Murphy, Augusta Robin Neely, El Dorado Mark Nonken, El Dorado Gregory Norflee, Redbank, N.J. LaDonna Page, El Dorado Teresa Patton, El Dorado Carl Perry, Benton Rodney Poe, El Dorado James Post, Wichita Chris Rasmussen, Mount Hope Curley Reed, Wichita David Rockhill, Eureka Ghassan Sabbagh, Wichita Norman Sabbagh, Wichita James Schmeidler, Wichita John Scranton, Rose Hill Eric Seivley, Derby Gary Shaffer, Wichita Sam Showalter, Rose Hill Debra Sibley, Wichita Brenda Soyez, Marion Chris Squires, Wichita Kenneth Stanton, Augusta John Swain, El Dorado Richard Swallwell, Wichita Ben Titterington, El Dorado Taran Trice, Wichita Thearon Tyner, Wichita Carlene Valentine, Wichita Richard Waltman, El Dorado Karen Watts, Augusta Richard Wining, Wichita Acknowledgements A yearbook is a once-a-year publication which requires much thought, preparation and many hours of hard work. The 1973 GRIZZLY began simply as an idea on paper but now contains memories for each person associated with Butler County Community Junior College. It is our sin- cere wish that each student, faculty member, and staff member can distinctly identify himself with this edition of the grizzly. During my year as editor, new ideas have been sought for and tried in the hope that our book will be different from any other. Deadlines have been met with a few frustrations, but many re- warding hours have been spent with other staff members preparing your book of memories. Although I can ' t begin to mention everyone who has helped in the preparation of this book, my sincere thanks and appreciation go to Mr. Frank Wright, yearbook representative, for help- ing with the cover selection and other numerous details; Miss Blenda Kuhlmann, our adviser, for her patience and never failing assistance; the GRIZZLY staff — Mark Gale, photographer; Rita Fehrenbach, Jay Whiting, Tresia Morris, Cathy Marley, and Randi Zlab, who served as our typist. My thanks also go to Rick Carpenter, Mr. Darryl Patten, and members of the photography classes for supplying us with pictures and to Fulmer- Pippig Studio for their cooperation in developing and printing our pictures. A special thanks goes to Mr. Bill Bidwell for his advice and assistance when we needed him and to the campus organi- zations and their sponsors for their cooperation in scheduling pictures. But most important are you — the individuals who have suffered with us and endured having your pictures taken and at times retaken so that we could prepare this book for you. Paula Reed, Editor 1973 GRIZZLY Randi Zlab types copy for the yearbook. The 1973 GRIZZLY production staff. 106 Acknowledgments V IS -  -•- u HHRJ sirw : s I • ■ ..■ - .. •, ' I , , ■c. . : ;; .:«.; ; • ' •.: . ' : ' ' UK 2 j 3E«1}1 % ' Urn! ■. ■.ij.v..-;;.- Greg Norflee received a trophy as the Grizzlies best football blocker, and Leroy Smith received one as the best tackier at the spring athletic banquet. SPRING GOLF RECORD Arkansas City — - Place: 4th El Dorado 7th Independence 9th Kansas City 6th ! Hutchinson 5th Conference (two-man) 4th (tour-man) 8th Chanute 2nd Regional 8th Myron Willhite and Sandra Lucas won the championship in the Juco doubles spring bowling tournament. - ; ' : vm0 1 RoMtfcMta ' 14, Debbie Farris won the singles bowling tournament. Sheryl York, only BCCJC entrant in women ' s track events at the Butler County Invitational meet, placed second in discus with a distance of 96-11, second in softball throw at 159-8, and third in shot put at 29-2. 108 Achieving Joe Luebcke was one of three unanimous choices to the all-star basketball team in the Western Division of the Jayhawk Junior College Conference. sports awards Lennie Harrison, outstanding junior college miler, qualified twice during the track season for All-Amencan honors. His winning the 1000 meter race in Columbia, Missouri and placing third in the National meet in Houston established an enviable record for himself and for BCCJC. If t£Mg I Ha I ijm mm ' m % :: : -: ■ ' t double award Lennie Harrison, graduating sophomore, breaks the tape on the 1.000 in 2:13.7 at the National Junior College indoor meet in Columbia, Missouri. He went on to place third in the finals of the mile at the national junior college track meet in Houston, with a time of 4:14.4. Rick Carpenter, journalist photographer, filmed the above event for which he received a photographic honorable mention in the first Kansas Junior College Journalism Competition. Achieving 109 tracksters sport national winner Dave Copp hands off to Jim Glaze on the relay team.   James Glaze 1 10 Achieving Lennie Harrison, national winner. Burgess Heyward and Leonard Jones participate on the relay team. Jim Gifford Achieving 111 Merrill Mauk received the annual Outstanding Art Student award for 1972-73 for his ability to work in various media, the promise he shows in the field of art and his attitude and contribution toward other people in the department. Alice in Wonderland cast received acclaim throughout the area for their fine arts Doug Krause presents one of his recent piano compositions after being chosen as a member of the talented Young Americans. He was selected after the group entertained at a local community concert. Sandra Barnt receives the Master Craftsman Trophy from President Walbourn in recognition of her contributions and attitude toward BCCJC theater productions. The award is presented annually to a sophomore student who is active in all phases of the theater. 112 Achieving performance. distinctions Helen Brown, Greg Fox, Alice Lennen, Rod Schuler, Mr. Patten and Denise Hiebert display cups they received for participation in Juco Voices. Miss Hiebert received the Juco Voices Scholarship for having the highest grade point average in the group. Both students and faculty members participate in the production of Three Men On A Horse for the BCCJC stage. Achieving 1 13 . - ' ■ campus honors Many students and fac- ulty members are hon- ored throughout the year in many different areas of concentration. Most of these are extra-curricular activities not normally required of the student. Debators Rodger Biles and John McChnstian walked away from the National Junior College Debate Tournament at Gattinburg, Tennessee with third-place honors. Biles also received an award commemorating his services as president of the national debate organization for the past year and McChnstian was elected vice president for the coming year. Mike Hadley, advisor, was appointed as national editor of all serial publica- tions of the association. These members of the DECA were winners at the National DECA competition held at Atlantic City, New Jersey May 4 thru 11: Craig Stephens, finalist. Sales Representative; Mark Eaton, second, Marketing Research; Starlet Bannon and Gary Fntzler, third, advertising campaign; Herman Ogg. sponsor and director coordinator Marketing Technology program. Rita Carter, Darlene Tilson, Ramona Mcintosh, and Joan Redington took state and national honors in the office education competition. All placed first in state competition at Topeka and later entered nationals at Amarillo, Texas during the second week of May. 1 14 Achieving John Anderson 1,0 ren Bnnk ' lwyer Everett Kohj x Blenda Kuhltmann Four faculty members have been named Outstanding Educators of America selected on the basis of their professional and civic achievements. Guidelines include an instructor ' s talents in the classroom, contributions to research, administrative abilities, civic service and professional recognition. Nolan Faidley, Bill Bidwell, Advisor; John Reinhart, Curt Baltzley, Jim Cobb received awards in Kansas ' first junior college journalism competition. The LANTERN took a first in layout, make-up and general appearance and first in editorial writing by Jim Cobb. John Reinhart won first in feature writing and second for a sports feature story and Curt Baltzley, sports editor received a third place sports writing award. Not pictured is Rick Carpenter who captured second place in feature writing and an honorable mention for photography. Charles Fuller, Biology instructor, was named master teacher by the BCCJC education association. Achieving 115 PRESIDENT ' S HONOR ROLL A student who maintains a grade point average of 4.0 while carrying twelve or more college hours duung a semester is named to the President ' s Honor Roll. Ten students maintained the average for both semesters while thirty-nine received the honor for one semester. Two-Semester Honors Tim Ayres Nancy Kirkpatrick James Cobb Ramona Lowry Jane Cross Linda Metcalf One-Semester Honors Jayne Fieandt Susan Pharr James Glaze Rosemary Reeb Graduated with a 4.0 average Jack Attaway. 2 FayeBall, 2 Cecilia Bedigrew, 1 Cliff Bennington, 1 Randy Booth, 2 William Boyce, 2 Michael Brouhard Mary Brown, 1 Mike Cook, 1 Denise Dawson, 1 Ron Fuller, 1 Denta Hanna, 2 Jeannette Harder, 1 Sheldon Hochuli, 1 Michael Holmes, 1 Nancy Honer, 2 Michael J. Johnston, 2 Michael R. Johnston, 1 Kevin Kemp. 2 Sam Leben, 2 Merle Leslie, 1 Robert McClurg, 2 Robert McCombs, 2 Roger Miller, 1 Billy Needham, 1 Nancy Nowlin, 2 Michael Paige. 2 Jerry Rambo, 1 Glen Roths. 2 Kathleen Sullivan, 2 Nancy Taylor, 1 Melinda Thompson, 2 Max Troutman, 2 GayleWebb, 1 Denise Wiens, 1 Debra Wilber, 2 Doris Ziegler, 1 DEAN ' S HONOR ROLL Students maintaining at least a 3.5 grade point average are named to the Dean ' s Honor Roll. Receiving the honor during either the fall or spring semesters were: Lyndell W. Allen, Michael Anderson, Jack A. Attaway, Vicky D. Avers, Faye M. Ball, Curtis Baltzley, Pamela Banister, John Barbur, Deborah A. Bare, Gary A. Bibb, Jon F. Biggs, Sanford J. Blyn, Randall W. Booth, William A. Boyce, John E. Brewer, Michael Brouhard, Roy R. Brown, Danny K. Bryant, Rita F. Carter, Karen K. Chapman. Ronnie Cheshier, Mike Cook, Linsey Cutsinger, Carol J. Day, Susan K. Dillmon, Stanley E. Diskin, Linda J. Divine, Janice G. Domann, Mark W, Eaton, Mike A. Fagg, Carl Farnsworth, Deborah Frizzel, Gary L. Fritzler, Kristin Goebel, Robert Grimmett, Ruth J. Guest, David A. Hall. Denta S. Hanna, William E. Helms, Michael Hemberger, Anthony W. Henn, Denise M. Hiebert, Owen S. Hill, Maurice E. Hime, Sheldon Hochuli, Karolee Holladay, Michael S. Holmes, Lawrence Horton, William Houchin, Cathy Hubbard, Jane A. Hufferd, James C. Hughes, Marsha A. Humbolt, Joseph A. Humig, Deborah A. Hunt, Leo P. Huston, Carolyn Jackson, Randall Jackson, Michael E. James, Carol J. Jacquis, Lucie A. Jenkins, Michael Jenkins, Gregory Johnson, Kenneth L. Jones. Kenneth R. Keehn. Stephen R. Kelly. Also named were: Kevin C. Kemp, Debra S. Kerr, Robert A. Kittle, Douglas W. Krause, James R. Krsnich, Brett G. Laaser. John R. Lane, Linda R. Lara, Sam R. Leben, Merle M. Leslie, Sandra Ligett, Mary Ann Loop, Daniel E. Lord, Sandra L. Lucas, Sandra Lus- combe, Mark S. Malone, Mark McCluggage, James C. McClure, Jill A. McCollum, Robert L. McCombs, Duane McCracken, Linda McGilvrey, Ramona Mcintosh, Raymond D. Merritt, Janet L. Miller, Tresia E. Morris, Danny E. Morrow, Susan E. Murray, Billy Needham, Jr., Gary G. Nickel, Steven P. Nolting, Michael A. Paige, Billie Patterson, Raymond Pinkerton, James R. Post, Randy D. Potter, Paula J. Powell, Gary W. Prewitt, John R. Pyles, Dennis A. Rader, Mark F. Rathert, John A. Remhart. Ronald E. Remley, William J. Rhyne, Cynthia Richard, Lila J. Rohr, Lloyd E. Ross, Glen R. Roths, Starlene K. Rush, James R. Sluss, Lisa Snodgrass, Janell A. Sparks, Terry L. Sproul, Mary Louise Stebbins, Kathleen Sullivan, Cynthia Suther, John A. Swain, Patricia Swanson, James R. Talbott, Gail A. Tennyson, Michael G. Thomas, Joyce M. Thompson, Melinda Thompson, Darlene K. Tilson, Peggy L. Ussery, Kenneth E. Wagner, Richard Waltman, Roger B. Ward, Sandra Wattenbarger, Karen B. Watts. William E. Weaver, Gayle S. Webb, William Webster, Paula J. West, Jerry A. Wheeler, Beth N. Whitney, Katharine Whitt, Florine B. Wiebe. Debra L. Wilber. Cheryl Williams, Bonnie J. Wilson, Cheryl L. Wisdom, Allen Wunderhch. Achieving 117 FRONT ROW: Michael Johnston, Rod Schuler, Randall Booth, Sam Leben, Bill Good, Michael James, Danny Bryant; STANDING: Carol Day, Kristin Goebel, James Glaze, Susan Murray, Merrill Mauk, Lucie Jenkins, Mark Foree, Debbie Bare, Mike Cook, Beth Whitney, Robert McCombs, Denise Hiebert, Salah Eddme-Jamal, Nancy Kirkpatnck, Jon Biggs, Rosemary Reeb, Jane Cross. Not pictured: Helen Brown, Roger Miller, Tandy Noeller. graduates receive recognition Twenty-seven graduates were named to the annual list of those included in Who ' s Who In American Junior College. Students may be nominated by any faculty member for a combination of qualities: Scholarship, citizenship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, and general promise of future usefulness to business and society. A faculty screening committee then makes the final selection. Outstanding history students, who are nominated by faculty members of the social science department, receive the annual Cron History Award presented by the Butler County Historical Society. Kristin Goebel and Jayne Fieandt tied for honors in history, receiving the annual Cron History Award. 1 18 Achieving order of the purple Fifty-five graduates, the largest number in the history of the college, maintained a grade point average of 3.25 or above, making them eligible to be named to the Order of the Purple, college honor society. Grades were f ' gured this year for the first time on four semesters of credit. In the history of the society 461 students have been granted membership honors. Not pictured: William Collins, Rita Hurlburt, James Talbott, Kenneth Wagner, Cathleen Wilson. Deborah Bare Jon Biggs Randall Booth Danny Braynt Mike Cook Jane Cross Carol Day Susan DeVore Stanley Diskin Patricia Edwards Jayne Fieandt Joanne Girod James Glaze Kristin Goebel William Good Robert Grimmett Denise Hiebert Nancy Honer Marsha Humbolt Michael James Lucie Jenkins Michael Johnston Kenneth Keehn Kevin Kemp Nancy Kirkpatrick Larry Krepel James Krsnich Linda Lara Sam Leben Robert McCombs Barbara Moreland Susan Murray Sue Nash Steven Nolting DarleneOglesbee Michael Paige Randy Potter Paula Powell Linda Pringle Rosemary Reeb Ronald Remley Glen Roths Bobby Southard Kathleen Sullivan Nancy Taylor Linda Turner Peggy Ussery Beth Whitney Laura Wyant Doris Ziegler Achieving 119 commencement On May 18th, 240 sophomores were graduated from Butler County Community Junior College with associate of arts or applied science degrees. Mr. Frank Hedrick, president of Beech Aircraft Corporation, addressed the class after which President Walbourn presented the class to Mr. E. F. Adams, chairman of the board of trustees, for presentation of the diplomas. The traditional promenade of faculty and students across campus began the days activities. Also featured were the Collegiate Singers. fill . ' -.4T J ' J Students march across campus in the • ... . President Walbourn presents the class for graduation. ■ £ m 4 1 M I Mr. Frank Hedrick, Speaker 120 Achieving iUUUU ' , ' ! . ' _ ' _ ' traditional campus promenade. Mr. E. F. Adams, chairman of the board presents diplomas to the graduating sophomores. §€ ■ Achieving 121 degrees Class of 1973 Associate of Applied Science Degree Randall Albaugh William Barton Andrew Baughns Daniel Beckman John Blackmore ' ; Randall Booth Larry Bowers Benjamin Braitsch Frank Britton Keith Bulloch Gary Bulleigh Steven Abplanalp Michael Alexander John Alley Michael Anderson Gregory Baker Randall Baker ' ■ ' Deborah Bare Sandra Barnt JaneBartlett James Beadle Joseph Beeman Jackie Berryman Charles Bever :: Jon Biggs Donald Blake Marilew Bowersox Wilson Boyd Janet Boyer Helen Brown LaVonna Brown Margaret Brown Roy Brown !| Danny Bryant Kathleen Burgess William Bush Steven Callaway Randy Carlton Dean Claycamp Nancy Cocking William Collins !: Len Mike Cook Roylene Cool Madeline Copeland Steven Cox isJane Cross Roger Cunningham Helene Curtis ' ■• Carol Day Joseph DeLeon, Jr. Susan DeVore James Diebold Jeanne Dietz Stanley Diskin Robert Doile Gordon Dolton Larry Doornbos Gary Doty Lloyd Dunlap Mark Eaton Patricia Edwards Craig Elliott James Burner Greg Carlberg Joseph D ' Angelo James DeVore Kelvin Dodson Mark Durnil Oness Gardner -Robert Grimmett Charles Haltom Owen Hill Sheldon Holt II William Houchin Allan Hoyle ,; Michael James Richard Kaufman Debra Kerr Michael LeMasters Jerry Mehl Pamela Metzger Bobby Phillipi Dennis Rader Ronald Rauber Associate of Arts Degree Pamela Elliott ;; Jayne Fieandt Scott Frisbie Gary Fritzler Edwin Garman Judith Garrett Jerry Geese Anna Genter Lyn Gerber Joanne Girod % James Glaze ' : Kristin Goebel Mildred Golden i: William Good Karl Graff Shelloa Graham Richard Graves Stanley Greenbank LeDana Gregory Rita Gum Lyle Gumfory David Hall Carol Hammonds Ronald Harper Jeanne Harrington Lennie Harrison III Susan Helfench Thomas Henton Dale Heskett :; Denise Hiebert Sheldon Hochuli Karolee Holladay ' :: Nancy Honer Mark Hufford Marsha Humbolt -Rita Hurlburt Katha Jacobs Salah Jamal-Eddine : Lucie Jenkins :; Michael Johnston Kenneth Jones Jeanne Jones Leonard Jones Beverly Keagy Carol Keefer Kenneth Keehn Kevin Kemp Dennis Kessel : Nancy Kirkpatrick Mark Konecny Larry Krepel James Krsnich Brett Laaser Linda Lara :: Sam Leben Paul Leis Barbara Lemasters Oscar Lewis Sandra Lucas Joseph Luebcke Janelle Magouirk ? Merrill Mauk Linda McAllister Julee McClay :; Robert McCombs John Merryfield Charles Meyer Richard Michaelis David Miller. Jr. Eugena Miller -Roger Miller Mary Mitchell Raymond Morgan Barbara Moreland :; Susan Murray Sue Nash Howie Nelson Tandy Noeller :|: Steven Nolting Darlene Oglesbee Lorrita Orndorff LaDonna Page Michael Paige Steve Peniston Larry Philpott Robert Plumley Rick Pock Randy Potter Paula Powell Buford Pringle, Jr. Linda Pringle Norma Ramsey Mark Rathert Joan Redington :; Rosemary Reeb Paula Reed Theodore Reeves Patricia Regnier :;: Ronald Remley David Renteria Delbert Rice Glen Roths Daniel Runyon Rex Satterthwaite Paul Stiles John Sundell Howard Talbot James Talbot DarleneTilson William White David Wright Mickey Zortman Raul Saavedra Linda Schroeder Rodney Schuler Clarence Schwemmer James Scribner Michael Scully Carol Seivley Jack Shipman David Smith Bobby Southard Mary Spinden Dennis Straughn Melvin Stringer Kathleen Sullivan David Sundgren Janelle Swain Patricia Swanson Nancy Taylor Gary Thornton Pamela Travis Max Troutman Linda Turner Peggy Ussery Douglas Van Dolah Patricia Vogt Kenneth Wagner Craig Waltman Alan Ward Kathy Wasmger Kenneth Welk :: Beth Whitney Paul Wilcox Gary Willhite Norman Willhite Cathleen Wilson Garralyn Woods Laura Wyant Sheryl York Doris Ziegler Member of Order of the Purple. Elected to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. The El Dorado-Butler County Community Junior College has graduated 3,269 students in its forty-six years. index — A— Abbott, Warren, 89 Abe, Nontoshi, 25,90 Abplanalp, Steven, 76 Adair, Marcie, 90 ADAMS, E.F., 66 ADAMS, FELIX E., 40,69 Adelson, Carmen, 90 Adkins, Robert, 90 Albaugh, Randall, 88 Albrecht, Keith, 38, 104 Alexander, Michael, 76 Alfaro, Frank, 90 Allen, Delia, 90 Allen, Lyndell, 90 Allen, Sandra, 90 Alter, Jonnie, 54, 90 Amend, Michael, 76 Anderson, Cynthia, 25,90 Anderson, Jody, 90 ANDERSON, JOHN R., 69 Anderson, Joyce, 90 Anderson, Michael, 76 ANDERSON, ROBERT D, 69 Anderson, Wilma, 76 Angulo, Thomas, 88 Andrews, Drucilla, 104 Andrews, Robert, 90 Andrus, Charlie, 76 ARBOGAST,BURL,69 Arnett, John, 16,42,90 ARNOLD, GENE R., 58, 59, 69 Arnold, Neal, 10, 76 Arnold, Vickie, 90 Asher, Gary, 90 Ashpole, Terry, 104 Atkinson, Billy, 76 Attaway, Jack, 90 Auer, Laura, 90 Austin, Diana, 90 Austin, Edward, 104 Avers, Vicky, 25, 90 Ayers, Victor, 90 Ayres, Timothy, 90 — B— Bachman, Robert, 90 Bacon, Mark, 76 Baden, George, 76 Baker, Randall, 76 Baker, Roger, 90 Baker, Rosalie, 77 Ball, David, 76 Ball, Faye, 76 Baltzley, Curtis, 90 Banister, Pamela, 50, 90 Bannon, Starlet, 38,88 Barber, William, 90 Barbur, John, 77 Bare, Deborah, 88 Barnes, Julia, 77 Barnt, Sandra, 15, 77 Barr, Shen,90 Bartlett, Jane, 77 Bartling, Christine, 77 Bates, Victoria, 88 Beadle, James, 54, 77 Beal, Steven, 90 Beamer, John, 104 Becker, Wayne, 90 Beckman, Daniel, 77 Bedigrew, Cecilia, 91 Beeler, Ardithe, 25,91 Beeman, Joseph, 77 Belford, Dean, 91 Bennington, Cliff, 91 Bennington, Glenn, 91 Benton, Susan, 104 Berryman, Jackie, 39, 77 Betten, Mara, 25,91 Bevan, Kenneth, 63, 104 Bever, Charlie, 77 Beye, Charles. 54, 77 Bibb, Gary, 91 BIDWELL, WILLIAM, 10, 11,69 Biggs, Jon, 77 Biles, Rodger, 46, 77 Binns, Jerry, 25, 91 Bmter, Nancy, 104 Bishop, Mike, 15 Blackmore, John, 77 BLAND, VICTOR. 72 Blankinship, Charlotte, 25, 91 Bliss, William, 91 Blodgett, Michael, 25, 54, 58, 91 Blyn.Sandford, 77 BOATRIGHT, GARY L., 47, 69 Bohnert, Robert, 91 Bollman, Victoria, 91 Bonnell,Gayla.91 Booth, Randall. 77 Bortnick, James, 54, 91 Boucher, Linda, 25, 91 Bowersox, Marilew, 77 Bowlin, Scott, 91 Bowman, Kenneth, 77 Boyce, William, 91 Boyd, Ronald, 91 Boyer, Janet, 77 Boynton, Larry, 104 Bozone, Patricia, 104 Bradney, Claude, 25, 54, 56, 77 Bradstreet, Terry, 91 Braitsch, Bill, 47, 77 Brammer, Gary, 77 Branch, Ouida, 104 BRANDNER, PATRICIA, 43, 69 Breech, Brian, 91 Brewer, John, 47, 88 Brickley, Ron, 91 Brim, Willie, 91 BRINKMEYER, L. JAY, 69 Brison, Leah, 51.91 Britton, Frank, 77 Brothers, Phillip, 91 Brotton, Janet, 91 Brouhard, Michael, 91 Brown. Helen, 42, 44. 77 Brown, Lavonna, 76 Brown, Margaret, 47. 77 Brown, Mary, 91 Brown, Robert, 25,91 Brown, William, 25,91 Bruce, Debra, 77 Brungardt, Lester, 91 Bryan, Robert, 91 Bryant, Danny, 76 Burden, Janet, 91 Burger, Patricia 38, 91 Burgess, Kathy, 39, 77 Burner, James, 77 Burt, Donald, 91 Burton, Richard. 36, 42,91 Bush, Bill, 78 Buss, Charles. 25. 54,91 Butler, Ronald. 91 Buxton, Sam. 91 — c — Cahalen. Keith, 36.91 Call, Charles, 91 Call. Michael, 91 Callaway, Becky. 78 Camp, Jo, 91 Canfield, David, 88 Canfield, Ken, 78 Cano, Ricardo, 88 Carbon, Ronald, 36,91 Carleton, Dennis, 91 Carleton, Randy, 88 Carmichael, Don, 78 Carpenter, Rick, 52, 53 Carroll, Collette, 26 Carroll, Jeff. 91 Carson, David, 91 Carter, Jerry, 104 Carter, Rita, 46, 91 Case, William, 91 Castle, Debra, 25,91 Chaffin, Christopher. 78 Chamberlain. Jack, 11, 54.91 Chapman, Karen, 25, 91 Charles, Richard, 104 CHASE, RICHARD. 66 Cheney, Daniel, 78 Cherryholmes. John, 91 Cheshier, Ronnie, 104 Childers, Richard. 91 CHISM, ROBERT H..40, 69 Chisolm. Charles, 54,92 Choens, David, 78 CHOENS, JOY K..69 Church, Terry, 78 Ciccel, Albert, 25.92 Cikanek, Terry. 54.92 Clark, Craig, 38.92 Clark. Marsha. 92 Clasen. Christopher. 104 Claycamp. Dean. 78 CLEMENTS, HOWARD. 69 Clements. Ha. 92 CLEVELAND. JOHN R.. 74 Clymer, Sherry, 92 Cobb, James. 92 Index 127 Cocking, Nancy, 51, 78 Coder, Tamra, 38, 92 Cody, Marcus, 92 Coffel, Vicki, 25,92 Cofield, Jerry, 92 Colcote, Virginia, 92 Collins, Bernie, 92 Compton, Mary Ann, 92 Conrod, Larry, 88 Conquest, Rodney, 58, 92 Cook, Mike, 58,59,78 Cook, Sean, 14, 15, 36, 78 Cooke, Linda, 78 Cool, Roylene, 78 COONROD, BARBARA J., 73 Cooper, Linda, 47, 92 Cooper, Sallie, 92 Copeland, Linn, 92 Copeland, Madeline, 39, 78 Copp, David, 52,92 Corey, Harold, 92 Corteville, James, 78 COSTIN, GRACE, 75 Courter, Sharon, 78 Courtney, Aaron, 92 Cowan, Randy, 92 Cowman, Steven, 78 Cox, Dianne, 92 Cox, Donna, 78 Cox, Stanley, 92 Cox, Steven, 36, 40, 78 Crone, William, 79 Cross, Carl, 92 Cross, Jane, 79 Crouse, David, 92 CUMMINS, WILLIAM C, 68 Cunningham, Rande, 92 Curtis, Helene. 92 Cushman, Rebecca, 92 Cutslnger, Linsey, 79 — D — Dailey, Leroy, 92 Davis, Fred, 104 Davis, Steven, 54,92 Davis, Susan, 79 Dawson, Denise, 92 Day, Carol, 26, 27,36, 50, 79 Day, Mary, 92 Dealy, Douglass, 92 Dearmore, Dave, 42, 104 Deleon, Arthur, 104 Delzer, David, 79 Denney, Bradley, 93 Denney, Janice, 93 Dennis, Katherme, 93 Denton, Tern, 93 Despard, David, 93 Dessenberger, Brent, 93 Devine, Wesley, 38,93 DeVore, Susan, 79 DeYoung, Merrill, 79 Dickinson, John, 25, 93 Diebold, Jim, 26, 79 Dietz, Jeanne, 79 Dillmon, Janet, 93 Dimick, Steve, 93 Diskin, Stanley. 25, 58. 59, 60, 79 Divine, Linda, 47, 93 DIXON, J. THOMAS, 16, 31, 42, 69 Dobbin, William, 93 Dodson, Kelvin, 79 Doile, Robert, 79 Domann, Janice, 79 Donovan, Terry, 54, 93 Doornbos, Larrry, 79 Doty, Gary, 79 DOTY, MARTHA, 69 Drake, Charles, 93 Dresser, David, 104 Droege, Robert, 104 Dullea, Kay, 43, 93 Duncan, Kathy, 46,93 Dunlap, Lloyd, 25, 79 Dunstord, Jack, 79 Duranleau, David, 54, 93 Durnil, Mark, 79 Duryea, Donald Craig, 38, 104 — E — Eaton, Mark, 38 Eaton, Matthew, 93 Ebrahami, Hossein, 25 Eby, John, 43, 93 Edmonston, Craig, 93 Edwards, Clarence, 104 Edwards, Patricia, 79 Elder, Richard, 93 Ellard. Curtis, 79 Elliott, Craig, 79 Elliott, Deborah, 93 Elliott, Pamela, 79 Elhs, Dave, 79 Ellsworth, Helen, 88 Ely, John, 93 Emig, Duane, 93 Engels, Dennis, 79 Engle, Joyce, 79 Engle, Paula, 25,93 English, Lyle,93 ENSZ, ROLAND H, 69 Erhardt, Craig, 93 Enckson, Larry, 93 ERIKSON, DARREL.69 Essex, Michael, 93 Essex, Nikki. 51,93 Eustice, Bradley, 93 Evans, Michael, 79 Evans, Ronald, 93 Evenson, Lois, 104 Evenson, Mary, 79 — F — Faber, Richard, 79 Fagg, Mike, 38,93 Faidley, Nolan. 10, 11, 79 Farnsworth, Carl, 93 Farr, Janice, 93 Farris, Debbie, 79 Fast, Kenneth, 93 Fawbush, Donna, 93 Fawbush,Ted,89 Fechter, Daniel, 54,93 Fehrenbach, Rita, 13, 79 Fender, James, 63, 79 Fenton, Patrick, 43, 93 Ferguson, Robert, 93 Ferren, Darlene, 104 Ferren, Michal, 38,93 Fick, Brian, 93 Fieandt, Jayne, 97 Fiechtl, Miriam, 47, 93 Filener, William, 79 Firebaugh, Raymond, 93 Fish, Terry, 104 Fisher, Gerald, 93 Fleming, Larry. 80 Fletcher, Ronald, 104 Forbes, Helen, 104 Foree, Mark, 36, 88 Forphal.Greg, 38, 104 Foster, Janice, 15, 16, 88 Fowler, Richard, 93 Fox, Gregory, 44, 93 Franks, Darrold, 104 Fredenksen, Julie, 46, 80 Freeman, Debra, 25, 51, 94 Freeman, Jerry, 94 Frey. Keith, 94 Frisbie, David, 80 Fritzler, Dania, 36,90,94 Fntzler, Gary, 38, 54,80 FRITZLER, VIRGINIA, 73 Frizzell, Deborah, 80 Fry, William, 25, 94 FULLER, CHARLESC, 70 Fuller, David, 80 Fuller, Roger, 88 Fuller, Ronald, 80 Fullinwider, Janet, 94 — G — Gagnon, Michael, 94 Gale, Mark, 13,94 Galloway, Deborah, 80 Galloway, Patrick, 94 Gardner, Dennis, 94 Gardner, Oness, 80 Gaskill, Terry, 94 Gaston, Charles, 94 Gates, Larry, 94 Geese, Jerry, 80 Genter, Anna, 39,80 Gerant, Ronald, 94 Gerber, Lynford, 25, 58, 59, 80 Gerberding, Mike, 94 Gibson, Judith, 104 Gifford, James, 52, 55,94 Gilliland, Donald, 14, 15,94 Gimple, Larry, 94 Girod, Joanne, 80 Glaze, James, 52,80 Glenn, Mark, 94 Glenn, Sandra, 94 Goeble, Kristin, 80 Goentzel, Rose, 25,94 Golden, Chad, 80 Golden, Mildred Elaine, 39, 80 Gomez, Patsy, 80 Gomez, Samuel E., 94 Gomez, Samuel L., 94 Gonzalez, Joseph, 80 Gooch, Christina, 50,80 GOOD. ARDEN N., 70 Good, Glenn. 94 Good, William, 54, 76,81 Goodman, Lee, 94 Gordon, William, 54,94 Govan, Roger, 25,88 Gower, Nancy. 104 Graef, Arnold, 81 128 Index Graff, Karl, 81 Gragg, John, 104 Graham, Jim, 104 Graham, Shelloa, 81 GRANT, MARY JO, 70 Grant, Mary, 94 Graves, Richard, 88 Greco, Philip, 36, 54,94 Green, Michael, 47, 54, 94 Green, Ralph, 94 Greenbank, Stanley, 81 Gregory, LeDana, 39,81 Gregory, Richard, 70 Griggs, Diana Grimmett, Robert, 81 Grove, Rick, 54,94 Gruenbacher, Mary, 51, 94 Guest, Ruth, 104 Gum, Rita, 15,81 Gumfory, Lyle, 25,81 Gustafson, Jacqueline, 94 Guthrie, Kenneth, 89 — H — Haas, Bill. 104 Haberman, Vicki, 95 HADLEY, MICHAEL, 46, 70 Hafner, Jerral, 81 Hageman, Stephen, 95 Hall, David, 81 HALL, FRANCIS, 64, 74 Hall, Randy, 95 Hall, Roger, 95 HALL, SUSAN, 74 Hamilton, Carl, 25,95 HAMMEL,G.W.,66 Hammer, Melvin, 95 Hammon, Robert, 54, 81 Hammonds, Carol, 81 Hampton, Rodney, 95 Handke, Paul, 95 Haney, Leann, 25, 95 Hanna, Denta Susan, 1 1, 95 Harder, Jeanette, 95 Harner, Gavin, 54, 95 Harper, Ronald, 54,81 Harrington, Jeanne, 81 HARRIS, CHARLES H, 68 Harris, Karla, 95 Harrison, Lennie, 52, 81 Harshman, Frank, 81 Haskell, Deborah, 46, 95 Haskins, Randy, 95 Hatcher, Rodney, 104 Hatfield, Richard, 95 Hattan, Jerald,95 HAVEL, LYNN B., 70 Haynes, Ronald, 104 Hays, Kevin, 95 Hays, Rupert, 81 Haywood, John, 88 Hearn, Mary, 81 Heater, Janette, 31,81 Heidlebaugh, Shayne, 76, 81 Heitzenrater, William, 95 Helfr ich, Susan, 25,36,88 Helms, William, 88 Hemberger, Michael, 25, 95 Henn, Anthony, 95 Henrie, Steven, 95 Henton, Thomas, 10,81 Herbert, Donald, 95 Herring, Donna, 46 Hershberger, Lisa, 25, 95 HERTEL, GERALD, 70 HESS, BEVERLY A, 75 Heyward, Burgess, 54, 95 Hickenlooper, Robin, 81 HIEBERT.CLYDEJ.,70 Hiebert, Denise, 44, 76,81 Highbarger, Jack, 81 Hill, Cindy, 25, 51, 95 Hill, Owen, 81 Hime, Maurice, 81 Hinde, Mark, 95 Hines, Walter, 54,95 HITTLE, JAMES D., 66 Hobbs, Kathryn,88 Hochuli, Sheldon, 81 Hogan, Patrick, 95 Holladay, Karolee, 88 HOLLADAY, MARCIA A., 73 Holmes, Michael, 95 Holt, Sheldon, 81 Honer, Nancy, 81 Hoover, John, 95 Hopkins, Rodney, 81 Horton, Lawrence, 81 Hostetler, Linda, 95 Houchm, Bill, 81 Houston, Wanda, 104 Howard, Danny, 95 Hoyle, Allan, 43, 81 Hoyt, Hila,46, 95 Hubbard, Cathy, 25,95 Hubbard, Mattie, 95 Hubbart, Linton, 104 Huddleston, Randall, 104 Hudson, Jenise, 38, 104 Huette, Carolyn, 95 Huffman, David, 95 Hufford, Jane, 88 Hughes, James, 46, 95 Hughes, Mary, 25,95 Hughey, Shirley, 104 Humbolt. Marsha, 25, 50, 82 Himig, Joseph, 95 Hunt, Deborah, 46, 82 Hurley, Terry, 95 Huston, Leo, 95 Hutton, Holly, 104 Ingram, Linda, 95 Inkanish, Thomas, 38, 95 ISOM, OLIVER, 52. 70 — J — Jaafari, Shahram, 95 Jack, Janice, 95 Jack, Lyle, 104 Jackson, Anne, 95 Jackson, Carolyn, 82 Jackson, James, 95 Jackson, Jean, 26 Jackson, Randall, 95 Jacobs, Daniel, 82 Jacobs, Glenn, 54, 56,95 Jacobs, Katha.39,82 Jamal— Eddine, Salah, 82 James, Marc, 95 Jaquis, Carol, 95 Jaworsky, Gregory, 96 Jenkins, Lucie, 15, 36, 82 Jenkins, Michael, 47, 96 JOHNSON, ANNA, 75 Johnson, Danny, 54, 96 Johnson, Donald, 54, 96 Johnson, Gregory, 58, 60, 96 Johnson, Janet, 96 Johnson, Joseph, 96 Johnson, Karen, 96 Johnson, Lyndia, 25, 96 Johnson, Mark, 96 Johnson, Merica, 96 Johnston, Michael J.. 82 Johnston, Michael R., 96 Johnston, Warren, 82 Jones, David, 16 Jones, Jeanne, 82 Jones, Kenneth, 82 Jones, Leonard, 88 Joyce, Gregory, 96 — K — Karnahan, Roger, 96 Kaschner, Wolfgang, 96 KASSEBAUM.G. E.,66 Kates, Ronald, 88 Kaufman, Richard, 82 Keagy, Beverly, 25, 82 Keefer, Carol, 36, 50, 82 Keehn, Fredrick, 96 Keehn, Kenneth, 82 Kelly, Leslie, 96 Kelly, Mike, 96 KELLY, ROSEMARY, 72 Kelly, Stephen, 96 Kelly, William, 96 Kemp, Kevin, 82 Kempker, Janice, 25, 96 Kerr, William, 82 Ketts, Nancy, 16,96 Kihle, Robert, 96 Kilgore, Randy, 38,96 Kimball, Ralph, 96 Kimble, Ella, 39, 82 Kime, David, 96 Kinder, Karen, 88 Kindlesparger, Jon, 96 Kingsley, Deborah, 96 Kirkhart, Wendi.96 Kirkpatrick, Nancy, 82 Kirschbaum, Marsha, 104 Kirwin, Chen, 96 Kittle, Robert, 104 Kling, Michael, 47, 96 Koester, Mardee. 34, 96 KOHLS. EVERETT, 54. 70 Kohls, William, 96 Konecny, Mark, 82 Krasuski, Kim, 82 Krause, Douglas, 30. 96 KRAUSE.GAYLE. A.. 70 Kreglow, Joice, 96 KRELLER. HERBERT, J., 70 Krepel. Larry, 82 Krueger, Pamela, 88 Krsnich, James, 82 KUHLMANN. BLENDA, 13. 70 Kunkel, Terry. 82 Index 129 Kurtz, Leonard, 96 — L — Laaser, Brett, 97 Lamb, Robert, 88 Lambert, Judy, 97 Lane, John, 82 LANGE, ETHYL. 73 Langley, Pamela, 25, 97 Langvardt, Lawrence, 97 Lara, Dolores, 46, 97 Lara, Linda, 82 Latta, Kenneth, 82 Lauer, Ter rill, 97 LAY, JOHN K..42, 70 Leach, Terry, 104 Leben, Sam, 42, 82 Lee. Dale, 97 Lee, Jeffrey, 97 Lee, Michael, 97 Leigh, Elaine, 97 LEIMER, GLENN K, 66 Leis, Marilyn, 97 Leis, Paul, 88 Leis, Sherryl, 97 Lemasters, Barbara, 82 Lenertz, Darla, 97 Lennen, Alice. 44, 97 LENNEN, ARLENE. 73 Leonard, Larry, 97 Lentz, William, 97 Leslie, Merle. 97 Lewis, Greg, 82 Lewis, Oscar, 82 Lewis, Sharon, 82 Lietzke, Donald, 82 Liggett, Sandra, 104 Lill, Marsha, 104 Lmgafelter, Larry, 82 Lingenfelter, Bruce, 97 Lininger, Jamie, 97 Little, Polly, 25,97 Logan, Wallace, 58,97 LONDEEN.LEONA, 75 Long. Lyn, 25,97 Long, Patricia, 97 LONGFELLOW, DAVID K., 40, 70 LONGFELLOW, SHIRLEY, 40, 70 Loop, Mary Ann. 25. 51. 97 Lord, Daniel, 97 Lord, Daniel, 97 Lorenz, Kent, 82 Lowden, Barbara, 51, 97 Lowden, Myrna, 97 Lowe, Joanne, 25, 97 Lowry, Forrest, 46, 83 Lowry, Mary, 97 Lowry, Ramona, 44, 97 Lucas, Sandray, 83 Luebcke, Joseph, 58, 59, 60, 61, 83 Luntungan, Marko, 25, 97 Luscombe, Sandra, 97 Lyday, Bertha, 97 LYNCH, HAZEL, 73 Lynn, Jacolyn, 97 Lynn, John, 83 — M — Maddux. Margaret, 105 Maddux, Marki. 97 Maddux, Randy, 97 Maddux, Richard, 83 Madison, Bruce. 105 Madison, James, 105 Madsen, Jonnie, 97 Magouirk, Janelle, 83 Mahaffey, Patrick, 97 Mahan, Chnsan, 97 MALONE, JEANETTE, 70 Malone, Mark, 52, 97 MANGELS. DONALD. L., 70 Maninger. Kim, 97 Mankin, Craig, 105 Manning, Chris, 54, 97 Manning, Donald, MARCUM, JANICE, 70 Marcy, Linda, 97 Markley, Galen, 97 Marley, Cathy, 12,97 Martens. Beth, 36,83 MARTENS, DENNIS. 70 Mason. Charlotte. 105 Mathews, Donald, 105 Mauk, Merrill, 25,88 May, Gregory, 25, 46. 97 May. Jane. 97 May. Troy. 97 MAYFIELD, JIM, 70 McAllister, Bruce, 105 McAllister, Donna, 97 McAllister, Linda, 83 McAlpin. Kim. 25 McChnstian, John, 46. 97 McClanathan, David, 58, 97 McClay, Julee, 97 McClure. Mark, 105 McClurg, Robert. 88 McCluggage, Mark, 25,98 McClure, Eric, 98 McClure, J.C.,98 McCollum. Jill. 83 McCombs. Robert, 25, 83 McConnell, Timothy. 98 McCracken, Duane, 105 McCracken, Steven, 105 McCrary. J. D., 83 McElroy, Marilyn. 83 McGehee, Sally, 98 McGehee, Timothy, 98 McGilvrey, Linda, 25,98 McGinty, John, 98 McLaughlin, John, 105 Mcintosh, Ramona, 25, 98 Mcintosh, Raymond, 98 McKay, Michael, 88 MCKINNEY, LEONARD J, 68 McVey, John, 83 McWilliams, Michael, 98 Meritt. Shirley. 105 Merritt, Raymond, 98 Merryfield, David, 25 Merryfield, John, 25,83 Metcalf, Linda, 98 METTLER, MARILYNN M., 68 Meyer, Charles, 83 Meysing, William, 25, 98 Michaehs, Riahard, 58, 59, 60, 61, 83 Middleton, Janet, 98 Middleton, Richard, 98 Milbourn, Clinton, 89 Milbourn, David, 98 Miller, Constance, 83 Miller, Craig, 105 Miller, David, 83 Miller, Eugena, 105 Miller, Janet, 98 Miller, Margaret, 83 Miller, Marlene, 98 Miller, Robert, 83 Miller, Roger, 105 Millison, Jerry, 98 Mills, Lonnie, 16,98 Mills, Sam, 98 Minnick, Debra, 98 Mitchell, Clay, 105 Mitchell. Mary, 84 Moore, Cynda, 98 Moreira, Hugo, 105 Moreland, Randall, 98 Morgan, Marcella, 84 Morgan, Pamela, 98 Morgan, Raymond, 84 MORIARTY, NITA, 72 Morris, Tresia, 12, 51, 84 Morrow, Danny, 98 Morrow, Roger, 84 Morton, Christopher, 105 Mossman, Mitzi, 98 Motter, Byron, 98 Muncy, Steve, 98 Murphy, Karen, 46, 98 Murphy, Tom, 105 MURRAY, JOYCE, 73 Murray, Susan, 36, 84 Murrow, Connie, 50, 98 — N — NASH, ELMO L., 70 Nash, Sue, 84 Nash, Robert, 98 Nearhood, Brent, 52,98 Needham, Billy, 38,98 Neely, Robin, 105 Nellans, James, 98 Nelson, Howie, 84 Nesmith, Martha, 99 Newbury, William, 99 Newland, Mark, 52,99 Nickel, Gary, 38,99 Nickel, Phillip, 84 Nickel, Roger, 84 Ninke, Tern, 99 Noffsinger. Diana, 84 Noeller, Tandy 39,84 Nolan, Nancy, 38 Nolting, Paula, 99 Nolting, Steve, 84 Nonken, Mark, 105 Norflee, Gregory, 54, 56, 105 Norrick, Edward, 99 Norris, Billy, 99 Northrop, James, 43, 99 Notz, Robert, 99 Nowlm, Nancy, 25, 36, 46, 99 Nuckolls, Larry, 25,99 — o — Oaks, Terry, 99 Oberley, Eileen, 36, 38, 73, 99 O ' Donnell, Kae. 99 130 Index O ' Donnell, Rodney, 43, 99 Oeser, Stuart, 54, 56,99 OGG, HERMAN, 38, 70 OHL, JAMES, 70 Ohl, Mark, 99 Ohnger, Daniel, 99 Oliver, John, 99 Orndorff, Lorrita, 39,84 Orr, Barbara, 99 Osborne, Randall, 99 — P — Paddock, Morris, 99 Page, LaDonna, 39, 105 Paige, Darrell, 99 Paige, Michael, 84 Palacioz, Steven, 89 Pallentine, Jon, 25 Parks, Edward, 99 Parnell, Dianne, 99 Parrish, James, 99 Parsons, Diana, 25,99 Parsons, Wade, 99 Partridge, Myrtle, 47,99 Patry, Thomas, 99 PATTEN, DARRYLF.,44, 71 Patterson, Anna, 84 Patterson, Billie,99 Patton, Teresa. 105 Paul, Gary, 99 Payne, David, 25, 99 Payne, Tim, 25,99 Peace, Jerrold, 99 Pearce, James, 84 Pendlay, Brad, 99 Peniston, Steve, 84 Pennebaker, Dennis, 99 Pennington, Dana, 99 Perrine, Jim, 99 Perry, Carl, 105 Peters, Dennis, 89 PETTUS, WILFRED, 71 Pewewardy, Newton, 84 Pharr, Susan, 99 Phelps, Marsha, 99 Philipi, Bobby, 84 Phillips, Roy, 99 Philpott, Larry, 84 Pierce, James, 36, 99 Pierce, Ross, 46, 84 Pile, Jerry, 99 Pinkerton, Raymond, 99 Pippig, Sandra, 99 Pittman, Perry, 52,99 PLACE, PAT., 73 Plumley, Robert, 84 Pock, Rick, 54,84 Poe, Rodney, 105 Poeschel, Mary, 99 Pope, Gary, 99 Post, James, 105 Potter, Randy, 84 Pouncey.Tim, 11, 25,99 Powell, Paula, 10, 31,85 Powers, David, 85 Powers, John, 99 Pracht, Robert, 99 Prather, Phylana, ' 38, 100 Prewitt.Gary, 100 Prichard, Teresa, 100 Pringle, Buford, 54,85 PROHODSKY, BETTY, 71 Pyles, John, 100 — R — Rachmanides, Paul, 25, 100 Rader, Dennis, 85 Rains, Jetf, 100 RALSTON, MELVIN, 71 Rambo, Jerry, 25, 100 Ramsey, Norma 39, 85 Raney, K.W., 54.85 Rasmussen, Chris, 105 Ratcliff, Angeline, 25, 100 Rathert, Mark, 36, 46, 63, 85 Ratzlaff, Lonnie, 85 Rawlings, Michael, 100 Ray, Charles, 100 Ray, William, 14, 31,85 Redington, Joan, 46, 85 Reeb, Rosemary, 85 Reed.Curley, 105 Reed, Paula, 13, 34,85 Reed, Rhonda, 42, 100 Reese, Donna, 100 Reeves, Theodore, 85 Regnier, Kathy, 25, 100 Regnier, Patricia, 25, 38, 51, 85 Rehlen, Anita, 25, 100 Reinhart, John, 10, 11, 100 Remley, Ronald, 25, 54,85 REMSBERG, DALE E., 71 Rentena, David, 85 Reynolds Connie, 85 Reynolds, Michael, 54, 56, 85 Rhoads,Carl,89 RHODES, GORDON E.,71 Rhyne, William, 14,43, 100 Rice, Delbert,85 Rice, Mary, 85 Richard, Cynthia, 25, 100 RICHARDSON, HUGH, 72 Richardson, Jamie, 100 Richmond, Brenda, 100 RIGGS.CARLC.,72 Riordan, Kay, 100 Robmette, Vickie, 100 Robinson, Dennis, 100 Rockhill, David, 105 Rockhill, Gregory, 100 Rogers, Shirley, 100 Rohr, Lila, 100 Romero. Charles, 74. 100 Ross, Dan, 105 Ross, Donald, 100 Ross, Donna, 89 Ross, Judy, 100 Ross, Lloyd, 38,85 Ross, Ray, 100 Ross, Roy, 100 Ross, Scott, 25, 100 Roths, Glen, 85 ROWE, MARIAN, 72 RUMSEY, EDNA, 75 Rush, Starlene, 85 Russell, Steven, 89 Ryan, Everett, 100 Ryan, Jeanne, 100 — s — Saavedra, Raul, 85 85 100 Sabbagh, Ghassan. 105 Sabbagh, Norman, 105 Sammons, George, 100 Sanders, Patricia, 16. 36, 100 Sangals, Larry, 85 Sarensen, Gregory, 100 Sarkett, Karen, 100 Saunders, Wayne, 100 Sawyer, Danny. 100 Schaffer, Roy, 100 Schmeidler, James. 105 Schmidt, Randy, 25, 100 SCHOTTEL, IVAN E. 54. 72 Schroeder, Linda, 25. 85 Schuler, Rodney, 14, 31, 36. 44, 85 Schulze, Stevan, 100 Schwemmer, Clarence, Schwemmer, Roxanne, Scranton, John, 105 Scribner. James, 14, 15,85 Scribner, Marlene, 85 SEAGER, RONALD, 46, 71 Seals, Gary, 38 Seivley, Carol, 85 Seivley, Eric, 105 Selvage, Ferell SEYMOUR. ROY. 74 Shaffer, Gary, 105 Sharshel, Frederick, SHAW, DOROTHY, 73 Shepherd, Charles, 63, 100 Shepherd, Steven, 85 Shields, Michael, 100 Shields, Virgil, 85 SHIPLEY, CURTIS N . 58, 59. 71 Shipman, Jack, 85 Shoemaker, Donald, 86 Showalter, Sam, 25, 105 Shryock, Michael, 52. 58 Sibley. Debra,43, 105 Siegnst, Linda, 86 Silz, Ron. 89 SIMMONS, LEWIS E., 66 Sims, Cynthia, 36, 86 Sinsabaugh, Linda, 25, 101 Sissell, Robert. Slade, Troy, 54, 56, 58, 101 Sluss, Jane, 101 Small, George, 101 Smith, Alvin, 101 Smith, Charles Michael 38, 101 Smith, David, 86 Smith, Deborah, 25. 101 Smith, Donald, 101 Smith, Greg, 86 Smith. Leroy, 54, 56,86 Smith, Martha. 101 Smith, Olm,86 Snellen, Donna, 101 SNODGRASS, BERNICE, 75 Snodg -ass, Lisa, 16. 101 Snook James, 25, 101 Soloric ), Fred. 47, 86 Sollars .Timothy, 101 Somerville, Mark. 101 Sooter , David, 101 Sooter John, 25 Soyez, Brenda, 105 Sparks , Janell. 101 Index 131 Spear, Gary, 86 Spinden, Mary, 101 Spring, Phyllis, 101 Spring, Richard, 101 Squier, Donna, 25, 50. 86 Squires, Chris, 54, 105 STAATS, ANNA, 73 Stanley, Lyle, 101 Stanton, Kenneth, 105 Starkel.Gary, 101 STEBBINS, MARY LOU, 73 Steele, Thomas, 101 Stephens, Orban, 101 Stewart, James, 86 Stewart, Julius, 52 Stiles, Bradley, 101 Stiles, Paul, 89 Stirnaman, Arthur. 54, 101 STOWERS, BERT, 74 STRAIN, JUDITHH A., 36. 71 Strathman, Mark, 54 Straughn, Dennis, 43, 86 Strauss, William, 86 Strick, Marion, 25 Stringer, Melvin, 86 Strobel, Dan, 47 Strobel, Floyd, 89 Strothman, Randy, 25,86 Strotkamp, Audie, 101 Stroud, Rosemane, 101 Stueven, Deborah, 101 Sullivan, Kathleen, 86 Sullivan. Tim, 89 Sumral, Jerome, 101 Sundgren, David, 86 Suther.Cyndy, 50, 101 Sutter, Harold, 101 Swain, Janelle, 86 Swam, John, 105 Swain, Rocky, 101 Swalwell, Richard, 105 Swanson, Patricia, 86 SWIFT, GEORGE, 71 _T — Tappehorn, Steve, 86 Tarter, Shirley. 101 Taylor, Nancy, 89 Taylor, Nyle, 101 Taylor, Steven R., 101 Taylor, Steven W., 54, 102 Teegarden, Laura, 86 Tennyson, Gail, 36, 43, 46, 102 THEIS, PHILLIP, 71 Thomas, Michael D., 25, 102 Thomas, Michael G., 102 THOMPSON, JOYCE, 73 Thompson, Melinda, 102 Thompson, Ronnie, 58, 59, 102 Thome, Jack, 52, 86 Thornton, Gary, 86 Tilson, Darlene, 89 Tittenngton, Ben, 105 Toburen, Don, 71 Toews, Merle, 71 Tolbert, Bilhe, 86 Tomlin, Terry, 102 Travis, Pamela, 30, 31,86 TRENT, BILL, 72 Tnboulet, Betty, 102 Trice, Taran, 105 Troutman, Max, 47, 87 Turner, Bradley. 38, 102 Tyner, Thearon. 105 — u — Uhland, Mark, 25. 102 Unruh, Gary. 87 Unruh, James. 102 Ussery, Peggy, 87 — V — Valentine, Carlene, 25, 105 Valentine, Steven, 102 Vance. Grant, 43, 102 Vance, Pamela, 87 Van Cleave, Cheryl, 102 Van Dolah, Douglas, 87 Van Horn, Max, 102 Vaughan, Bilhe, 102 Voegeli, George, 54, 56, 102 Vogt, Patricia, 87 Vogts. Victor, 102 Voth, Martha, 25, 102 — w — Wade, Jack, 102 Wagner, Kirk, 102 Wait, Edgar, 102 WALBOURN, EDWIN J., 40, 66, 67 Walno, Gregory, 102 Waltman, Craig, 87 WALTMAN, L. MARIE, 72 Waltman, Richard, 105 Walker, Leslie, 89 Ward, Allen, 102 Ward, Donald, 87 Ward, Howard, 87 Ward, Richard, 102 Ward. Roger, 102 Wardlaw. Michael, 87 Warkentine, Jack, 87 Warkentme, Jack, 54, 87 Washington, Kathy, 102 Watkms, Karen, 25, 38. 71. 102 WATKINS, LEONA E.. 71 Wattenbarger, Sandra, 25, 102 Watts, Karen, 105 Wayman, Linda. 87 Weaver, William, 14, 52,87 WEBB, FRED, 47, 71 Webb, Gayle, 102 Webster, Thomas, 15, 48, 102 Webster, William, 46. 102 Weisharr, Janet, 102 Welk, Kenneth, 58, 59, 60, 87 Weller, Joe, 102 Weniger, Stuart, 102 Werner, Michael, 25, 54. 102 West, Paula, 102 Weston, William, 102 Wheeler, Jerry, 38, 102 WHIPPLE, GERALD, 74 WHIPPLE, LELIA, 75 White. Janell, 102 White, John, 102 WHITESIDE, DONNA, 75 Whiting, Jay, 12, 102 Whitley, William, 54, 102 Whitney, Beth, 36,87 WHITSON, ANITA, 71 Whitt, Katharine, 87 Wick, Robert, 87 Widener, Joyce, 102 Wiebe, Florene, 102 Wiens, Denise, 25, 38,87 Wiggins, Bert, 102 Wiggins, Debbie, 102 Wilber, Debra, 102 Wilber, Mike, 102 Wilcox, Paul, 87 Wilde, Mark, 102 Wiley, Gregory, 102 Willhite. Gary, 54, 87 Willhite. Myron, 87 Williams, Cheryl, 16, 102 Williams, Donald, 102 Williams, Richard, 102 Williamson, Larry, 103 Williamson, Stan, 54, 103 Willis, Earl, 103 Willits, Timothy, 87 Wilson, Anita, 103 Wilson, Bonnie, 87 Wilson, Dawn, 103 Wilson, Monte, 103 Wilson, Nadine, 75 WILSON, RONALD D.. 68 Wilson, Samuel, 103 Wills Jerry, 103 Willson, Kandis, 14, 103 Windsor, Rodney, 103 Wining, Richard, 105 WISCHROPP, THEODORE. 71 Wisdom, Cheryl, 103 Wisdom, Michael, 87 Wolf, Alvin,87 Wolf, Mark, 36,42,87 Woodard, Robert, 103 Woods, Garalyn, 87 Woodworth, Dennis, 36, 87 Worrell, David, 54,87 Worrell, Dent, 103 Worrells. Judy. 103 Wright, Barbara, 25, 103 Wright, David, 87 Wyant, Laura, 87 Wyatt, Robert, 103 — Y — Yanca, Solen, 103 Yeoman, Kenneth, 89 York, Sheryl, 25,89 Young, Michael, 103 Young, Paula, 103 Yust, Wayne, 103 — z — Ziegler, Doris, 87 Zimmerman, Dennis, 103 Zlab, Randi.87 ZUERCHER, DENNIS, 74 Zwolenski, Pau, 103 132 Index ? % f y l JL-r :