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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1976 volume:

Z)[ f. w The Grizzly Butler County Community College El Dorado, Kansas 1976 Contents Administration p. 10 Faculty p. 16 Sophomores p. 40 Freshmen p. 50 Athletics p. 64 Organizations p. 82 ' These species are quite fascinating ' Good Day , ladies and gentlemen. My stay here has led to some startling discoveries concerning the curiously strange wild life that inhabits the cam- pus of this college. To study more effectively the students of this fine institution, I divided them into three separate classes: the ATHLE- TICUS CLODUS, the PARTIUS SOCIA- LIUS, and the BRAINIUS BRAINIUS. The Athleticus Clodus and the Par- tius Socialius usually commune with each other quite freely. One of the prime spots for observing this is the Student Union. It contains the recrea- tional activities and refreshments for the students after a hard day of fighting off dangerous teachers (Dangerius Tea- cherius). Here we see different species grazing together, looking for a prime spot in front of the T.V. in the Snack Bar the species feed when hungry and fight out differences in a fast-paced game of Foosball or pool. The Brainius Brainius is a totally dif- ferent matter. To find this elusive and shy creature we must set up a carefully concealed observation point in the Li- brary. Here the creature quietly min- gles with the nosier species, but can easily be identified by the fact he stud- ies. The Administration brought in the world renowned psycho-zoologist, Dr. Hillary Maelstrom, to study the wild life of Butler County Community College for the past year. His report was fascinating but to tell you about it, here is Dr. Maelstrom: jgMB — W ■ The campus . is not all studying The campus . . gives oil, takes blood ■9HH President Edwin J. Walbourn Edwin J. Walbourn, President of Butler County Com- munity College, resigned at the end of the fall semester to become executive director of the Kansas Association of Community Colleges. Mr. Walbourn has been involved in the growth of the college since he came to the campus in 1952 as an instructor. At that time the school had an enrollment of 265 compared to over 1400 this year. He began his work in the administrative branch in 1959 when he succeeded the dean to become acting dean of the then El Dorado Junior College. He remained in that position until 1963 when he was named the first president of the new coun- ty college. Mr. Walbourn was instrumental in the action that helped make El Dorado Junior College the first county college in the state. In his new capacity, Mr. Walbourn will continue to be closely allied with the progress of the college. Because of his long devoted service to BCCC, and for his special interest in and understanding of journalism, the staff of the 1976 Grizzly wishes to dedicate this yearbook to President Edwin J. Walbourn. Dr. Carl L. Heinrich was appointed president of the college in February after a month of holding the title of acting president. He succeeded Edwin J. Walbourn who resigned in December to become executive director of Kansas Association of Com- munity Colleges. Dr. Heinrich began his teaching career in Great Bend in 1958. From Great Bend he went to Topeka to become Guidance Consultant with the Kansas State Department of Public Instruc- tion. From 1963 to 1970 he was director of the Community Junior College and College Accreditation Section. He then became Director of Community College Education, Emporia Kansas State College until 1974, when he became Vice-Presi- dent of Butler County Community College. As Vice-President Dr. Heinrich was responsible for develping the highly success- ful Outreach program. He was graduated from Kansas State University with a B.S. degree, and he received his M.S. degree from Emporia Kansas State College. Dr. Heinrich earned his Ed. D. degree from the University of Kansas. Dr. Heinrich is married and the father of four sons. He and his family reside in Augusta. V. . .j i, H m sm .■;• ' ;:.■:-; Carl Heinrich named president 2nd semester mm Administrative duties vary with position Administration duties of various nature are car- ried on by a staff of administrators who are direct- ly responsible to the president of the college. Ron Wilson is Dean of Instruction. His responsi- bility is to oversee and direct all curriculum of- fered at the college. He is also the director of all faculty personnel. William Cummins as Dean of S tudents directs all student activities both curricular and social. He is also the administrator of the dormitory on the campus. Steve Lightle is Vice President — Financial Af- fairs. He is in charge of all monies, incoming and outgoing. Leonard McKinney as Registrar oversees the admissions and transcripts of every student on the campus. He is also Director of Research. Davis R. Nubs Nelson is superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Ted Wischropp was named to a newly created administrative post second semester by the new president, Carl Heinrich. He is director of the Outreach program. Financial Director, Steve Lightle Dean Ron Wilson Registrar, Leonard McKinney 10 Edward R. Jones Ralph Unger E. F. Adams Voters choose trustees Setting policy for the college is the primary concern of the members of the Board of Trustees of BCCC. Other matters with which the Board is concerned include the hir- ing and dismissal of administrators and faculty members. The Board makes decisions about physical im- provements and major purchases for the campus. The Board members are responsi- ble to the taxpayers of Butler county for the expenditures of their tax dol- lars for whatever purpose. The six members are elected by the voters of the county. Board of Trustees members are Edward R. Jones (chairman), Dr. G. E. Kasse- baum, E. F. Adams, James D. Hittle, Ralph Unger, and Wayne Livingston. Wayne Livingston James D. Hittle Dr. G. E. Kassebaum n Secretaries, staff important adjunct Secretaries and staff members play an important role in the day to day operation of the college. Pictured (This Page) are (1) Barbara Coonrod, secretary, Dean of In- struction; (2) Pat Place, secretary, Dean of Students; (3) Joyce Biggs, receptionist and PBX operator; (4) Rose- mary Kelly, Library assistant; (5) Nancy Collins, secre- tary, Athletic Office; (6) Gladys Snodgrass, secretary, Registrar ' s Office. (Facing Page) (1) Glenda Harmon, secretary, Counseling Center; (2) Wanda Dillmon, sec- retary, President; (3) Sara Cummings, bookstore man- ager; (4) Anna Staats, secretary, Nursing Office; (5) Jean Ann Darnnell, secretary, Financial Office; (6) Marie Waltman, Library Assistant. I s - H ' ,; .: gf V m w CO.v7  7 ' M t am Not pictured are Mary Louise Stebbins, secretary — instruc- tor, Adult Education; Dorothy Shaw, financial secretary, Busi- ness Office; Kim Pratt, secre- tary, Registrar ' s Office; Ramona Murry, data processing opera- tor; Emma Leonard, machine operator. Crew cares for campus The Maintenance Department has a 24 hour job keeping the buildings and grounds and vehicles operation- al at ali times. In addition to the full time crew, a number of students work part time. Photo Right, Nubs Nelson, su- perintendent of buildings and grounds, inspects a stalled auto. Center Photo, Repair crew have a look at the roof. Bottom Row, Left To Right, Duane Dauber, mechanic and plumber; Doc Williams, elec- trician; Herman Tisch, custodian; Bob Ray, custodian. Not pictured are Roy Seymour, coordinator of custo- dial services; Dennis Zuercher, coor- dinator of campus grounds; Jose Pin- ales, custodian; Charles Pennington, carpenter. 1 1 ' ■■■ - VV. ! fix k k 14 ; t in WW HKB I lOfl HfHTMilJWfcWB ii n THE FACULTY %at Language arts ead list THE LANGUAGE ARTS and Literature Division and the Library consist of classes in composition, British and American literature, composition, speech, and the Library. (1) Hugh Richardson, librarian and visual aids; (2) Betty Prohodsky, English; (3) Don Toburen, division chairman, speech and English; (4) Felix Ad- ams, English; (5) library scene; (6) Bill Bid well, jour- nalism, Lantern adviser; (7) Jo Ann Rogers, English, Grizzly adviser; (8) Ted Wischropp, Spanish and Outreach coordinator; (9) David Longfellow, Eng- lish. ajjjfjtfflH V K. ' • ' ..••: V I ■ ■ It, Tea Faculty 17 18 Business dept. big THE BUSINESS DIVISION is made up of five sec- tions including office education, marketing, ac- counting, data processing and business adminis- tration. (1) Ronald Seager, office education and Howard Clements, division chairman of business education; (2) Shirley Longfellow, office educa- tion; (3) Gerry Hertel, data processing and math- ematics; (4) Darrel Erikson, business administra- tion; (5) Jay Brinkmeyer, data processing; (6) Her- man Ogg, marketing. Mrtr-v • ip Faculty : Science minds SCIENTIFIC minded students are well taken taken care of through the Science and Mathematics Division. Courses from math fundamentals through calculus and biological and physicasl sciences are offered. (1) Charles Fuller, biological science; (2) Phil Theis, biological sci- ence; (3) Wilfred Pettus, physical science; (4) Richard Gregory, physical science; (5) Clyde Hiebert, physical science; (6) Pat Couger, mathematics; (7) Division meet- ing includes (from left) Pettus, Gregory, Theis, Gerry Hertel (mathematics) Hiebert, Fuller, Krause; (8) Gayle Krause, division chairman and mathematics; (9) Elmo Nash, mathematics. 21 Social Science offers variety of courses THE SOCIAL SCIENCE Division encompasses a number of subjects including history, sociology, philosophy, psychology, religion, philosophy, and other allied study. (1) John Lay, sociology; (2) Ollie Isom, division chairman and history; (3) Roland Ensz, history; (4) Leona Haines, history, psychology; (5) Herb Kreller, philos- ophy, religion; (6) Judy Strain, psychology, counselor. 22 Dr. Maelstrom observes about the college: Faculty men outnumber women over 3-1 23 Cultural side covered CULTURAL LIFE on the campus is well taken care of by instruction in the Division of Fine Arts. Courses are offered in vocal and instrumental music, drama, and all dimensions of art. (1) Robert Chism, division chairman, art; (2) Darryl Patten, drama and speech; (3) Steve Murrillo, art; (4) Robert Anderson, vocal and instrumental music. 24 ■■■■■ J : I New nursing program underway AN ENTIRELY new staff of nursing instructors are at BCCC this year and the program reopened in January with a full class. Students attend academic classes on the campus and take professional work at the local hospital and Wichita hospitals. (1) Delores Gwinup, Nursing Division chairwoman; (2) Marilyn Schulze, (3) Ruth Frantz and (4) Debbie Hin- nen, nursing instructors. 25 26 _ ■ ■ N . ■Iii Tech courses varied THE INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Division has facul- ty members teaching courses in auto mechanics, auto body, welding, and electronics. The division is one of the finest in the state, offering students both classroom and practical experience. (1) James Ohl, related technical; (2) Burl Arbogast, electronics; (3) Kenneth Goering, auto body; (4) Donald Mangels, division chairman and auto technology; (5) Jimmy Mayfield, welding; (6) Dennis Martens, machine technology; (7) John Anderson, automotive technol- ogy- I Coaches 28 V ' •• ' - = -  i W IBM! Coaches number 8 Eight persons, seven men and one women, comprised the coaching staff at BCCC this year. The first assistant football coach, Jim D ' Allesio, resigned mid-season after a difference in phi- losophy with head coach Jerry Boyce. A suc- cessful first season for women ' s competitive basketball was launched by coach Ev Kohls. Coaches and physical education instructors include (1) Jerry Boyce, head football coach and athletic director; (2) Curt Shipley, head basket- ball coach; (3) Ollie Isom, cross country coach; (4) Ev Kohls, assistant football, and women ' s basketball coach; (5) Dale Remsberg, track coach and division chairman; (6) Jeanette Ma- lone, women ' s volleyball and physical educa- tion; (7) Gene Arnold, assistant basketball coach and physical education. 29 Students set own pace At the Center for Independent Study, students receive col- lege credit for working independently at their own pace while utilizing audio and visual aids and one-to-one instruction. Some of the courses include reading, writing, spelling, and nursing vocabulary. Mary Jo Grant is director of the Center. Staff members include Kay Krause, Vicki Coffel, Cindy Ander- son, and Pat Lowrance. 30 Students counseled Most students find the services of the Coun- seling Center quite useful. Butler College ' s staff of qualified counselors provide many beneficial services for students such as orientation tests, a file of employment listings, and current college catalogs. Students with personal problems often visit with the counselors to seek help. Each fresh- man must visit the Counseling Center once during the semester as part of his orientation course. The counselors, Bill Trent, Vic Bland, and Judy Strain, also teach academic courses at the college. (1) Vic Bland (2) Bill Trent (3) Judy Strain 31 Walbourn •••• Vol. IX, No. 12 El Dorado, Kansas, Thursday, December 11, 1975 Eight Pages Heinrich named acting president By MIKE CUENCA Special Assignments Editor Dr. Carl Heinrich, vice president of the College, has been named acting president to succeed Edwin J. Walbourn. Walbourn, the only president He will succeed Dr. Harlan Hegler in the KACC job. Vice President Heinrich will take over the duties of acting president Jan. 1 after being named by the Board of Trustees. Dr. Heinrich said he will iako «- w- i_t -u — iix. _ New art instructor likes surroundings By MARY KERNS Lantern Staff Reporter Art is an exper ience which is visually stimulating, not only pleasant to look at, said Steve MurilL . a new art instructor at BCCC. Art should reflect an in- dividual ' s personality. MURILLO IS TEACHING in place of Lynn Havel, who is on leave for additional study at Wichita State University. With degrees in painting and printmaking, Murillo has a broad experience for being only 26 years of age. He has taught two years on a fellowship and two years of graduate teaching at WSU. Murillo received his bachelor ' s degrees from WSU and at- ten?tec[ .tosses at the ' Wichita Art AssoC latiufi. He said that he will continue with President Walbourn ' s long- range goals. Walbourn said he will move to Topeka, where his new duties will be headquartered. His duties will include directing activities of the KACC, preparing legislation, working with the legislature, Irving as spokesman for the 19 Kansas community colleges •and working with the State Board of Education. 1 Dr. Heinrich, formerly associated with Emporia Kansas State College, is serving his second year as vice president of Butler. He lives at Augusta. D ' Alesio resigns football position and i a_c_t©r. ' -ft- -J firvA. arte By MIKE CUENCA Lantern Staff Reporter Tuesday afternoon the Grizzly football team lost one of its assistant coaches, Jim D ' Alesio, who resigned over a difference of coaching philosophies. He rermrtedlv will not be be solved as soon as possible. D ' Alesio is from Steubenville, Ohio, and he attended Central Missouri State University where he received his bachelor of science degree in economics in 1963, and his master of arts degree in business ad- ministration in 1964. He then nlaved nrofessional football for 2 Thg Lantern, Thursday, October 9, 197$ President 1 for top K AC Heinrich is By MIKE CUENCA Special Assignments Editor Edwin J. Walbourn, presidei Corr spe bec Con Wa subn speci mini annoi made this r Dr presii take beco presif Butl Colle. Wa be heK  sit indl An • 1HE A Student Ne Vol. IX, No. 18 I Ship Rerr By MIKE KETTEMAN Lantern Managing Edit Two Butler Commtmity College c Curtis Shipley and Remsberg, were nan positions left open resignation of form football coach and i director, Jerry Boyce special meeting of the E Everett Kohls — A man who c 32 tVio nrpciHpnt nf the college. faculty and will continue to item on tne agenda w ms BCCC trustees employ Nursing teacher o leave !Cpost; named it of Butler County The Board of Trustees of Butler County Community College met at the college Monday evening, and employed a new instructor in nursing and purchased new school vehicles. The instructor, Mrs. Debbie Hinnen, is a graduate of the Butler County Community College where she was president of the Student Council. She received her nursing degree at Wichita State University and has been employed at Wesley Hospital in Wichita. Mrs. Hinnen, the former Debbie Bare, is a native of Douglass. The apparent low bidders for vehicles to replace present college vehicles were Gray Motor Company, El Dorado, for a 15- passenger van for $6,615.89, Parks Motor Company, Augusta, for a 12 passenger van at $6,014.75, and Resnik Motor Company of Whitewater for a station wagon for $5,103. These were the apparent low bidders and will be awarded the contracts after a check to make sure the vehicles bid meet the specifications. Bids were opened for the present college vehicles, but all were rejected as being too low. The Board or- dered new bids to be taken. It was also decided that the college would purchase only one station wagon, and retain the present station wagon with low mileage rather than sell it at this time. A contract to the All Type Fire Equip- ment Company of Wichita was awarded as it was the apparent low bidder at $1,144 to install automatic fire extinguishers in the cafeteria and snack bar kitchens. These are now required by a state fire regulation and the bid is subject to the equipment being approved by the state fire marshall. The Board approved the trial lease contract with the Osage Manor in Augusta for space to operate a branch of the Adult Resource Center in that city. The facility will open this week. It is to be on a three- month trial basis, with an option to renew. Bills and warrants in the general fund for $122,802.10; in the vocational fund for $20,317.56; social security fund for $16,452.76; and bond and interest payment in the amount of $84,937.93 were approved for payment. In a lighter vein, the Board was told that the belly dance instructor at the college will teach a class for men if enough desire to take such a class, because of federal law forbidding discrimination on the basis of sex. y ■ % | j ■ ' ' II HOj II ! I arssafvjs ■ BfiPlI Ei%i i rspaper Serving Builer County Community College I Dorado, Kansas, Tuesday, February 24, 1976 c Four Pages bAIKA ley appointed new AD; isberg to be grid coach or bounty caches, Dale led to ly the - head thletic in a oard of hiring of a new head football coach. REMSBERG, present head track coach and assistant football coach, was recommended for the head coaching job by Dr. Carl Heinrich, BCCC president. After a short di ussiWi, ed story 3oge4 xrres as the unanimously. ten was p.. ick ar-G Jo. ' ion was ?iseu. ssed the motion Last on the agenda for the special meeting was the hiring of a new athletic director to fill one of the posts left open by the resignation of Boyce, who came to Butler County shortly after mid-term 1973-74. Boyce is leaving to take a position at Wichita State University. Dr. Heinrich again made a : commendation for one of the open positions, suggesting that head basketball coach Shipley be named athletic director. After a motion to accept the recommendation for Shipley as athletic director was seconded, ■? too was passed unanimously , v : [ a board. As of now, both coaches will remain in their present position;, unless decide ' otherwise in later board meetings. D ' Alesio to take KC coaching job By MIKE CUENCA Special Assignments Editor Jim D ' Alesio, former assistant football coach and present data processing teacher, has resigned from teaching. The action came at Monday ' s Board of Trustees meeting. D ' Alesio, who played pro football for the Denver Broncos, has resigned to take a head coaching position at Kansas City O ' Hara High School. There he will coach track. D ' Alesio, a 34-year-old father of three, was graduated from Central Missouri State University, where he was a fnnr-vear football letterman. He $3 Intermission remember college as a meeting place for different ideas and philosophies. ' 35 Remember the teachers and the tests, LI i ■ ] - . . : ::■:-■, ' :: •;: .7: --,;. , ' .n;:.;r « , ■ I remember the relief after they were done. But when both are forgoten and I ' m old and grey, I ' ll still remember those stupid light poles. STUDENTS The lot of sophomores is never simple. They must make the decision whether to terminate formal education or pursue higher education. Sophomores at BCCC are not cohesive as a unit because they are usually busy planning their individual educational, profession- al, or trade careers for which their two years in college have prepared them. The common denominator is the hope for achievement of sufficient credits either to graduate or to tranfer to a four year institution, or both. Stanley Ammann iNewton Loretta Armstrong Rose Hill Mike Arnett Rose Hill Kirk Asmann Andover Steve Austin . El Dorado Bill Barnes El Dorado Ron Beeler Towanda Steven Beals Wichita Karl Bell Wichita Willy Bell Wichita Nicky Jo Bing El Dorado Connie Blaine El Dorado Robert Bohanan Wichita Susan Briggs Anthony Gail Broomfield Augusta BernelLBuce Wichita Brenda Bruington El Dorado - Don Buhler El Dorado Dave Byers °EI Dorado Ricardo Cano Wichita George Cash Douglass George Casper Potwin Jerry Chambers Wichita Roy Chamberlain El Dorado mmmsmumam Mary Chavez Wichita Greg Chenoweth Derby John Cnerryholmes Potwin Linda Chesnut Leon Cynthia Chisham Wichita Alvin Clark Kansas City, Mo. Lynn Clark Rosalia Nancy Clark Eureka Erma Combs Wichita Joe Corbin Towanda Brent Cowan El Dorado Don Cowles El Dorado Jim Cravens El Dorado Fred Cubbage Burns Daniel Cunningham Effingham Mike Cypert Wellington Greg Dater Wichita Danny Davidson El Dorado Joe Deggs Wichita Carl Dennett Augusta Steve Denney El Dorado Tama Denny Towanda Joe Dillon Derby Jane Dornbos El Dorado Nancy Dunsford Augusta Alvin Elbert Seneca, Mo. Loren Elston Mulvane Beth Eschenbrenner Belle Plaine Mike Esau Inman Logan Evenson Augusta Charles fcwart El Dorado Kathy Felts Wichita Mike Fitch El Dorado James Fleming Herington Jerry Freeman Lawrence Janet Frey El Dorado Kurt Fritzler El Dorado Lance Gage Canton David Garrison Eureka Jill Gibb Leon Craig Gibson Severy Julie Gilbert Andover Jon Goering Wichita Diane Cower El Dorado Mark Griffith El Dorado Mark Hale Andover Steve Hall Whitewater Mel Hammer Valley Center Kent Harms Potwin John Harpstrite Wichita Bob Harsh Cassody Bradley Hatcher Rose Hill Bruce Hawthorne El Dorado Penny Heater Belle Plaine Crystal Hein _ Marion Mary Ellen Henn Leon Glenn Hersey Morrilton Ark. Teresa Hess Belle Plaine Gary Hiebert Towanda Rodney Higgins El Dorado Jodi Highbarger Towanda Jan Hittle Towanda Jolie Hodgens El Dorado Ray Hoffman El Dorado Alan Hoggatt Virgil Renee Holinde Belle Plaine Mark Holmes Atchison , Curtis Honey Satantia Connie Hus Wichita Steve Hyle Belle Plaine Kitt Isbill Towanda ; Lyle Jack El Dorado ■■I Casey Jackson El Dorado Gail Jackson Eureka Phil Jackson Wichita Ray Jantz El Dorado Lonnie Jesser El Dorado Tony Johnson El Dorado • Gary Lee Johnston Augusta Brad Jordan Wichita Tom Keast Howard Fred Keehn El Dorado Leslie Kelly Larry Kennedy Wichita Mary Kerns El Dorado Kim Kimbro Towanda Kenna King Leon John Kittle Douglass Jim Kling El Dorado Kevin Kokrda Kansas City Keith Kramer Andover Robert Kreller El Dorado Debbie Kuntz Wichita Steve Lalonde Augusta Jerry Lee ' Russelville, Ky. Edith Leiker El Dorado Harold Lindsay El Dorado Herb Lowrance El Dorado Bill Mann El Dorado Debbie Mann El Dorado Thomas Mann El Dorado Cindy Manning Whitewater David Martin Wichita Kathy Mayes Wichita Brenda McAllister Augusta Shavaun McChesney McLouth Craig McCraw El Dorado Jan McGreedy El Dorado Ted McKenzie Arcadia, Fla. Creigh McLaughlin El Dorado Roger Meade Eureka Mitch Merrill Marion Kathy Miller El Dorado Marshall Miller Tecumseh Scott Miller Augusta Marcia Mills Wichita Gaynelle Minner Wichita Vassei Molavi Tehran, Iran Larry Moody Augusta Rhonda Mosiman Valler Center Firooz Moushazadeh Kemansha, Iran Marcia Murphey Rose Hill Marilyn Murphy El Dorado John Myer Rosalia Elaine Nellans El Dorado Richard Noeller El Dorado Jennifer Norrick El Dorado Pat O ' Brien Odessa, Tex. Lee Paddock, El Dorado . ' ■- . -: ■;;-• ,■.::: :. ; ' -;:.■,■;;.:: . .;.... ; . ... , :; . . r - •1SPK Sheryl Patterson El Dorado Larry Penner Potwin Debbie Petersen Augusta Steve Pletcher Rosalia Paul Poe El Dorado Teresa Prewitt Cassoday Mike Ray Augusta Frank Richards Milwaukee, Wise. Jim Richmond Merrian Joel Rife Lawrence Flaxon Rose El Dorado Cary Ruark Haysville Tom Sailor Wichita Gary Samms Junction City Craig Samp El Dorado Bob Scanlon El Dorado Elcia Schnake Augusta Denise Schneider Potwin Jeff Schwab Hamilton Daryl Scott ' Gordon Scott Lucas Maria Seaton Eureka Alfreida Seeber El Dorado f 1 Randy Kay Solis El Dorado Doug Sharp El Dorado Cherilee Shiroky Luray 1 Paul Siebenaler Augusta Wendy Skinner Belle Plaine Mike Slabaugh El Dorado I Betty Smith El Dorado Marjorie Smith Wichita Don Snyder Wichita Debbie Sowder Toronto Kris Spencer Belle Plaine , Patsy Sphar Leon I Phyllis Springer El Dorado Debbie Staats Potwin Jackie Starnes El Dorado 9 Brad Stiles Wichita Gail Stotts Hillsboro Patrica Strotkamp Burns o - i •■ _ Audie Thompson Augusta Kathy Thompson Geneseo Sue Thompson Augusta 1 ' :::::;vv. Larry Tipping Wichita Mike Trammel Texarkana, AK Cayetano Triano Wichita Robberta Trimmell Fredonia Wayne Trimmel Wichita Harley Trogdlen Owensboro, KY Greta Underwood Wichita Richard Unruh Cassoday Steve Unruh v El Dorado Pam Van Burean El Dorado Nasser Vazirian Shiraz, Iran Kimberly Vogelman Pot win Bryan Vogts Whitewater Debbie Vogts Rosalia Debbie Waller Rose Hill jack Ward El Dorado Sandra Ward El Dorado Wesley Ward El Dorado Gary Wartick Bobby Washington Topeka Pam Watson Wichita Allen Webster El Dorado David Wheat Augusta Anita Whitted Potwin Kathv Wohlgemuth Whitewater Robert Williams Texarcana, AK Kathy Williamson Augusta Bill Wilson El Dorado Bryan Wilson Augusta Steve Wilson El Dorado Cheryl Winzer El Dorado ' Mike Work El Dorado Gary Wyatt Douglas Gerald Wytch Wichita Craig Yaryan El Dorado Yvonne Yee Potwin Ida Bell Burton, Wichita Lee Cody, El Dorado Judy D ' Annunzio, Wichita Mike Davin, Manhatfert Wayne DeWitt, Wichita Gary Douglas, Augusta Charles Drake, El Dorado Nikki Essex, El Dorado Donna Hall, El Dorado Janet Holliday, El Dorado Nancy Hopkins, Potwin Teddy Jacobs, Wichita Louise King, El Dorado Mike Kline, El Dorado Regen Lindenbaurh, Augusta Steve Litchfield, El Dorado Roger Palmer, Wichita Jerry Peffly, Ottawa Vona Rader, - Wichita John Reed, El Dorado Robert Slabodnik, El Dorado Paula Storey, Wichita Dent Worrell, El Dorado Kathy Worrell, Leon Michael Vice, Wichita Krista Voth, El Dorado Additional Sophomores appear 2nd semester 48 A strange and bewildering custom which takes place each semester at the college is called enrollment. During this day-long ritual all species line up quietly, wait patiently, and mingle freely while exchanging intelligence concerning idiosyncrasies of various instructors. — Dr. Maelstrom Freshmen find niches One hundred degree temperature greeted the freshmen when they arrived on the campus in late August, and before Thanksgiving they were digging their cars out of snowdrifts in the parking lot. The weather was not the only thing that showed marked differences this year. Fresh- men found that student council and freshmen offices had been abolished, so there were no elective offices to run for. Homecoming festivi- ties including election of homecoming queen were also history at BCCC. Nevertheless freshmen found their niches in activities such as varsity and intramural sports, dramatics, band and vocal groups, and other clubs and organizations on the campus. Lana Adelgren Wichita Tim Aiken Wichita Alvin Aitken . Wichita Kim Alexander Wichita Joan Allison Belle Plaine Terry Althouse El Dorado Ronald Alvord El Dorado Mike Anderson El Dorado Mark Applegate Leroy David Argo El Dorado Phil Ashlock Toronto Loretta Atkinson Andover Richard Austin Potwin Nick Badwey El Dorado Wynn Bailey Wichita Jack Baker Augusta Rosalie Baker El Dorado Sheryle Baker El Dorado Mark Baldwin Anthony Dana Ball El Dorado Alvin Ballin - : Cambridge Troy Barnt El Dorado Bruce Beem Valley Center Brad Beeson Douglas ■■ . .;::;■ ' .::;:. ' .:..; :. ■-:; ' ..,-■ ;-: ■ ■• ,. ■■■: ■ ■•: ■. •■•■. • •■. ■ leresa Bevis Wichita Beverly Bickham Enid, OK Nancy Bishop Cheney Becky Blackwell Rosalia Cheryl Blair Mulvane Tom Blair Atlanta Rita Blanton El Dorado Gary Bobbett Augusta Mona Boone Augusta Dana Boucher Augusta Richard Bourne El Dorado Ron Bourne El Dorado Andy Bratton Eureka Sharon Brenner El Dorado Jan Brickley El Dorado . Mary Brightwell El Dorado Sheryl Britain Elk City Diana Brooks Wichita Julie Broomfield Augusta Myron Brown Eureka Rick Brown Rosalia Melvin Bruington El Dorado Roxi Brungart Kala Burhenn El Dorado Robbie Butler Derby Jack Cameron El Dorado Jolene Camp Moline Mike Campa Wichita Lon Campbell El Dorado Don Carbon Leon Bruce Carselowey Rose Hill Jeanette Carter Eureka Kathy Cartwright Wichita Freshman Cas — Eas Benny Cast ille Wichita Gilbert Chamberlain El Dorado Karen Chase Plains Margarjtta Chavez Wichita Rolland Church El Dorado Nancy Clark Eureka Lorry Clay Leroy Jill Coble Moline Marvin Coleman Wichita Susan Colhour EI Dorado Donna Conner Mulvane Dona Connor Belle Plaine Bruce Cooper Wichita Frank Cornelius Peabody Cindy Cox Rose Hill Nora Cox Eureka Robert Cox Camden, N.J. Van Crabtree Booker, TX Mike Cuenca Wichita Ron David Wichita Davy Davidson Don Davidson Udall Craig Davis Wichita Stefanie Davis El Dorado Debra Dean Rose Hill Glenda Dean Grenola Kim Deerinwater Derby Art DeLeon El Dorado Diana Dennett Augusta Steve Dettwiler El Dorado Jeremy Dienst Benton Lee Dimick El Dorado Mark Dixson Oklahoma City, OK Joyce Dunsford Augusta Ralph E. Dohner Rose Hill Kirk Doughty Derby Galen Douglass Burlington Monica Drouillard Augusta Danette Diigger Rose Hill Greg Duhardt Windsor, CT Mike Earley Wichita Tanya East in Douglass -.-:. ;;;: ' ;;:. ' : :;;■ ■■■■ ■ .-r : -:- m ■-,-.■■ :-..%..:::■ :■ : , . ■;•: ,. .:■ ;:-, ' .■,:;:;■ Freshmen Ell — Goo Linda Ellis Wichita Robert Ellis Kinsley Terry Edwards Augusta Debbie Engelbert Augusta Don Engles El Dorado Richard English Eureka Jim Erickson El Dorado Scott Erickson Augusta Kevin Ethington Wamego Jeff Etter El Dorado Eddie Evans El Dorado Dan Fair El Dorado Janice Farr Derby Royal Fink El Dorado David Fisher Rose Hill Mike Fitzgeralds Herington Dave Foltz Topeka Sherry Ford Eureka Kreg Foraker Kinsley Patty Forsyth Marion Teresa Frakes Eureka Doug Gann El Dorado Andy Gayer Rose Hill Gary Gilchrist Wichita Julie Glodowski Madison Mike Good Benton James Gould, Benton Thelma Gragg, Augusta Troy Graham, Benton Mark Gray, Rosalia Tim Green, El Dorado Doug Grier, Wichita Dennis Groves, Wichita Tony Grunder, El Dorado Larry Gruver, El Dorado Ruth Gwinup, Mulvane Lesa Haas, Benton Cindy Haines, El Dorado Cindee Hale, Andover Mark Hall, Russellville, KY Penni Hall, Colwich Rex Hall, Wellington Craig Hamilton, El Dorado Rose Hammer, Wichita James Harback, El Dorado Laura Harden, El Dorado Tom Harmon, Cheney Paul Haunschild, Kansas City Lee Heinrich, Augusta Rob Heitzenrater, Beaumont Kym Helmer, Augusta Vicki Herpich, White City David Herrin, El Dorado Keith Hiegert, Paxico Dan Higgs, Augusta Alan Hobson, El Dorado Tim Holeman, Wichita Eugene Holliman, Arcadia, FL Wendell Holmes, Wichita Richard Hoover, Eureka Richard E. Hoover, Augusta Roger Hoskins, Augusta Mark Hulse, Wichita Joseph Hund, Paxico Greg Hungerford, Wellington Sheryl Hutchins, Oxford Eddie Hutson, El Dorado Steve Ingmire, White City Jack Jacobs, Valley Center Barbara James, El Dorado Marc James, El Dorado Sharron Jansson, Wichita Leon Jiggetts, Wichita Nick Jimenez, Wichita Cindy Johnson, Augusta Sally Johnson, El Dorado William Johnston, Wichita Bryon Jones, Mulvane Keith Jones, Hartford, CT Ron Jones, Hutchinson William B. Jones, Melvern Dana Jordan, El Dorado Mark Jorns, Manhattan Rick Joyce, El Dorado Peter Juul, Cedervale Audrey Kallenberger, El Dorado Mike Kaufman, Potwin Diane Kelley, El Dorado Rita Kenedy, Augusta Brad King, El Dorado Lita Kittle, Augusta Doug Klabzwba, Wellington Warren Klassen, Whitewater David Kleiwer, Towanda Coeta Knowles, El Dorado Susan Koheman, Augusta Shane Krause, El Dorado Leah Kruger, Derby Dan Lacoss, Wichita Dennis Lamb, El Dorado Jeanna Lang, Newton Bruce Larsen, Burns Greg Leafty, Wichita Calvin Ledbetter, Winchester Stacy Levitt, Mulvane James Lewellyn, Greenwich Mark Lewis, Augusta Dale Lies, Colwich ;■:• Curtis Lill, Towanda Maureen Ling wood, Wichita Don Linnell, Leon Cheryl Litton, :■; Whitewater Connie Logston, Douglas Robert Lohman, Augusta Ray Long, El Dorado Ben Lore, El Dorado Trena Lucas, El Dorado Steven Luck, Lyons Louis Lynch, El Dorado Jeff Madding, Mulvane ' ■■■r ■ ■, ' :;;•;■ .: ' ;- ' ■ ■■ 1 --:.- ' ■■■ ' ' ,.- : ■[:[::. ■■■■ aaaHa | HHaBH | H|a|aBM|H Freshmen Mar-Nor Diane Marsh, Wellington Brian Martin, Eureka Ronald Mayes, Wichita Karla McCoy, Augusta Curt McCracken, Wellington Susan McDermit, Rosalia John McDonald, Derby Delia McFall, Wichita Brad McLinden, El Dorado Brian McLinden, El Dorado Richard McKown, El Dorado Barry McMillian, Arcadia, FL Nancy Melchar, Gibsonia, PA Scott Michaels, Augusta Steve Michels, Augusta Judy Middleton, El Dorado Jack Mies, Augusta Tom Mikkelson, Augusta Anita Mills, Eureka Kelly Mirt, Wellington Russell Mirt, Wellington Clay Mitchell, El Dorado Gay Mitchell, Augusta Bob Mock, Paxico Ron Moore, Wichita Steve Morgan, White City Jan Morrow, St. Marys Steven Morton, El Dorado Freddie Moultry, Hartford, CT Debbie Mozingo, Gridley «. Bill Meyers, Topeka Debbie Nace, El Dorado Parvis Nadari, Shariz, Iran Nancy Nelson, El Dorado Rebecca Nelson, Whitewater Stacy Newland, Sedgwick Rolland Nitchcock, Wichita Terry Nixon, El Dorado Jim Noble, El Dorado Ed Norrick, El Dorado Marianne Norris, El Dorado Curtis Northrop, Towanda Karla Ott, Susie Peterson, Cindy Place, El Dorado Augusta El Dorado Bridget Owens, Susie Peterson, Kathy Plumley, Kansas City, MO Derby Barry Phillips, Andover Ron Page, David Pontious, Derby Augusta Argonia Steve Norton, Danny Ohl, Kathy Parker, Marilyn Phillips, Debbie Prewitt, Wellington Leon Sedgwick Augusta , Cassoday Martha Nuessen, Maryann O ' Neill, Gail Pavelchak, Stacy Pickkard, Cynthia Price, Augusta Augusta Augusta Augusta Reading Craig Oborg, Kristin Olson, Dale Pearson, B rTftil JThH M [ j tf L B Donna Prigmore, Lindsburg Eureka Wichita Towanda Wichita Mark Oliver, Floyd Opfar, Dorinda Pennington, Randy Pinkerton, Jayne Prigmore, El Dorado Derby Augusta Argonia Wichita BMMBBHBaBHBaHBHHHHBBHHHHHHHHHHHH HBHaHHHHaHHIH Freshman Pros-Smi Danny Prosser, Augusta Monte Province, Eureka Caroline Pyles, El Dorado Judith Pyle, El Dorado Beth Quillen, El Dorado Patty Rader, El Dorado John Sawyer, Hennessey, OK Chris Scanlon, El Dorado Romana Schaffer, Wichita Mark Scheer, Cheney Barbara Schlitter, El Dorado David Schoffstatt, El Dorado Paula Schwindt, El Dorado Becky Serrano, Wichita Steve Seymour, El Dorado Brad Shogren, Lindsburg Sylvia Silverson, ' Wichita Terry Simmons, Benton Sonny Simon, Augusta James Sizemore, ' Douglass Laree Slack, Oxford Benson Smith, El Dorado Peggy Smith, El Dorado Rick Smith, Potwin -William Smith, Lawrence Stephanie Son tag, Derby Carla Sowder, Toronto Belle PJaine Steve Springer, Lyons Dianne Staats, Potwin Susan Stahl, El Dorado Bob Stallbaumer, Wellington Cindy Star key, Eureka Joyce Stead, Madison Beverly Steeby, Belle Plaine Michael Stevens, Wichita Scott Stevenson, Wichita Gayrick Stewart, Pensacola, FL James Stewart, Wichita Kevin Stout, Burlingame Jolene Strain, . Wichita Don Strotkamp, Burns Jane Sundgren, Rsalia Jerry Sutter, ? Andover Gail Tackett, El Dorado Phyllis Tanner, St. Marys Dawn Taylor, Derby Rob Tennyson, Valley Center Marty femes, Wichita Debra Thomas, Wichita Sharon Thomas, Wichita Brian Thompson, Derby Eddy Thompson, Wichita Carol Tong, Leon Fred Torneden, Dover Carla Towry, Wichita Clara Trotter, Wichita Freshmen Tar-Wil Carl Turner, Alexandria, VA Terry Tyler, El Dorado Marylin Tyson, Hartford, CT Shelley Unruh, El Dorado Mark VanBuren, Towana Roosevelt Van Buren, Wichita Craig Vanfleet, Derby Brian Vann, Lawrence Susan Vaught, El Dorado Tom Vernon, Topeka Nadine Voegeli, Colwich Roger Vogt, Valley Center Tom Vonfeldt, Wichita Robin Waganer, Haysville Monty Waggoner, Augusta Joe Wakefield, Topeka Steve Walker, . El Dorado Robin Wallace, Hartford, CT David Wallingford, Atlanta Myrna Walton, Wichita Vernon Ward, Eureka Gary Ware, Rosilia Nancy Watkins, Douglass John Weisbacker, Augusta Mike West, El Dorado Belinda Wheeler, Leon Lance Wheeler, Topeka Dennis White, El Dorado Janet White, Derby Debbie Whitson, Benton Kelly Whittington, Potwin Eric Wilson, Moline Karen Wilson, Leon ; ' v,A; Mike Wing, Towanda Rod Wintermote, Potwin Nancy Wise, Augusta Maxine Witherspoon, El Dorado Randall Woodling, El Dorado Richard Woods, Wichita Hiram Wright, Topeka John Wright, Wichita Lori Wright, Mulvane Mary Ann Wright, El Dorado Jim Wyant, Peck Joyce Yarnell, El Dorado Steve Yocum, Derby Becky Young El Dorado Gary Young, Whitewater Jennie Ziegler, f Towanda STUDENT S THRONGED the halls during enrollment sec- ond semester trying to get their schedules worked out to their sat- isfaction. Many new faces appeared on the campus with some old familiar ones disap- pearing. On the follow- ing two pages, addi- tional freemen are pictured. 62 «. Freshman Ag — Kr second semester Linda Aguilera, El Dorado John Baird, El Dorado Bernice Baker, Mulvane Farad Bakhteari- Nejad, Manhattan Ken Beckman, Wichita Howard Bouchey, Rose Hill Harold Bowen, Wichita Patricia Braden, Augusta Lonnie Brown, El Dorado Napolean Brown, El Dorado Larry Burk, Benton Elroy Busenitz, Newton Tom Byrnas, El Dorado Steve Castile, Wichita Evanelle Claassen, Whitewater Marvin Coleman, ' Wichita Michael Cooper, , El Dorado Bob Criss, Augusta Deborah Daetwiler, Mulvane Sandy Daniels, Augusta Kim Davis, Wichita Larry Davison, Wichita Doug Dennis, El Dorado Brad Edwards, El Dorado Rodney Ernest, Pleasanton Ruby Fisher, Towanda Hillary Ford, Wichita Brian Forsythe, Derby Rosemarie Frantz, Wichita Billy Giesen, Anthony Jim Green, El Dorado Teresa Harrison, Wichita Ron Hart, St. Louis, MO ' Don Henry, r I r k I Michelle Hepler, El Dorado Arleta Hillman, Cheney Kay Hodgens, El Dorado Richard Hoover, Eureka Connie Hosey, Goddard Sheryl Houck, Augusta Michael Howard, Wichita Joceylyn Johnson, Towanda Kermit Keplar, Mike Ketteman, Wichita Debby Kimbley, El Dorado Kathleen Kreller, El Dorado 63 Randy CawsOh, Wichita James Leach, El Dorado Keith Lindsey, Eureka Rod Marshall, Augusta James Meis, Augusta Lawrence Meis, Augusta Melani Blackwell, Potwin Deborah Merstetter, El Dorado Debra Merz, Augusta Ronald Moore, Wichita Jackson Newcom, Benton Marshall Parker, Wichita Jim Phillips, El Dorado Elizabeth Plummer, • El Dorado Shahnaz Radmardan, Tehran, Iran Mark Ratts, Towanda Cahill Raymond, Wichita Rosie Reid, El Dorado Kathy Ring, Winfield Marsha Roberts, Wichita . David Sampson, Leon Clayton Schuler, El Dorado Don Shackleford, Wichita Marylin Slaymaker, . Wichita Robert Smith, El Dorado Mary Solis, Cottonwood Geddes Steven, Wichita Susan Stewart, Douglass Carol Sullivan, El Dorado Cynthia Sullivan, Wichita Kathy Timmons, Augusta Lynne Twietmeyer, Cheney Sherry Warren, El Dorado Reatha Whitson, El Dorado Larry Wiebe, Whitewater Floyd Williams, Eureka Jimmy Willis, El Dorado Karma Wimberly, El Dorado Adela Winegarner, Wichita Maxine Witherspoon, El Dorado Richard Woods, Wichita Rosanh Wright, Wichita Patricia Wyssmann, El Dorado David Yokel, El Dorado Freshman Lay — Yok 64 • ti;:;;:-::: .. ' :::.-;:. .;:,:.!. ' BHaaaBIIHIBlaa __ aH - B _ _____ ,. . .. ■.;;.■■:;:■•.:•::;■;: ATHLETICS Cheerleaders generate enthusiasm An important addition to any athletic event is the spirit pro- duced by the hard-working, fast- performing cheerleaders. The Cheerleading squad at- tends all home and on the road games, lending enthusiasm to football, basketball and other sports events. CHEERLEADERS ARE (L. To R.) Jo Ann Alli- son, Cynthia Price, Wendy Skinner, spon- sor Jeanette Malone, Renee Holinde, Mar- lynda Dearing, Debbie Petersen. Photo Left — Marlynda Dearing, Debbie Peter- sen, Cynthia Price, Wendy Skinner. 66 Mb ■ Volleyball nets good season The women ' s varsity volleyball team had an exciting impact at Grizzland finishing the season with 12 wins and six losses. Four returning team members from last year helped keep the team rolling. They were Pam Van Buren, Kitt Isbill, Debbie Vogts and Vona Rader. The B team season ended with two wins and one loss. Jeanette Malone coached the volleyball teams. TEAM MEMBERS picured are (Front Row, L To R.) Cynthia Price, Belinda Wheeler, Debbie Vogts, Vona Rader, Beverly Steeby, Tanya Eastin. Second Row, Susan McDermeit, Kitt Isbill, Pam Van Buren, Debbie Prewitt, Karen Wilson, Nancy Watkins. Above (Left) Debbie Vogts sets one up. Right, Vona Rader and Debbie Prewitt use team work as Tanya Eastin prepares to help. b CROSS COUNTRY team members include (Front Row, L. To R.) Dave Foltz, Davey Davidson, Mark Jorns, Mark Kellison, Mark Dixson, Bob Mock. Sec- ond Row, Jerry Peffly, Fred Torneden, Harley Trogdlen, Tom Vernon, Alan Adams, Tim Aiken, Bill Myers, Roger Rudiger. Third Row, Kenny Beckman, Lonny Achey, Calvin Ledbetter, Rex Roney, Robin Wagoner, Gilbert Cham- berlain, Mark Applegate, Ollie Isom. Cross Country team has disappointment at nationals The Butler County Cross country team placed nineteenth in a field of 31 teams at the National Junior College Athletic Association meet in Rochester, Minnesota this year. Coach Ollie Isom said that in past years his teams had placed higher. Representing the Grizzlies in the nationals were sopho- mores Alan Adams and Harley Trogdlen, and freshmen Tom Vernon, Roger Rudiger, Fred Torneden and Bill Myers with Mark Kellison as alternate. BCCC placed second in the Region VI meet to qualify for the national competition. One of the highlights of the season was winning second place at Wichita State University ' s Gold Cup Classic where Fred Torneden paced the team by scoring tenth place win in a field of 100 runners. At their own invitational meet, the Grizzlies came in third with Alan Adams leading the team by taking eighth place.  ■?- • = • ■ ■, ■ « .. Bill My?rs 68 «: f! ?;7 - ' : : : - ' :r. :::!:;:::,: Alan Adams Coach Ollie Isom hw t yj K3 Gridsters have best season since 1957: 5-4-1 record Butler County Grizzlies closed out the 1975 football season with their best record since 1957, a 5-4-1 season. The Grizzlies outscored their opponents, scoring 183 points to the other teams ' 154 points. Butler had the ball 680 times to their opponents ' 600 times. The Bears outrushed their opponents, rushing for an average of 231.4 yards per game against their rivals ' average of 145.2 per game. Three Butler players were named to the State All-Star team: Garry Hiebert, offensive back; Alvin Clark, defensive interior lineman; Hiram Wright, offensive back. Hiebert was named to the NJCAA All-American team. Other Grizzlies nominated for Ail-American were Alvin Clark, Lee Dimick, Steve Hall, Paul Haunschild, Robby Butler and Hiram Wright. Head coach Jerry Boyce was in his second season at Butler where he came from high school coaching at Kansas City, Missouri. % ■¥■ ' ) ■ i ■ f-f ■ fr rf .v, . MEMBERS OF FOOTBALL TEAM include (Front Row, L. To R.) Brad Shogren, Kelly Whittington, Robbie Butler, assistant coaches Jim D ' Alesio, Dale Remsberg, head coach Jerry Boyce, assistant coach Ev Kohls, Scott Michaels, Loren Elston, Marshal Miller. Second Row, Essex Richarson, Wendal Holmes, Ed Thompson, Larry Tip- ping, Rusty Mirt, Mike Trammel, Bob Stallbaumer, Glen Hersey, Robert Williams, Steve Sweet Steve Hall, Steve Norton, Lance Wheeler. Third Row, Hiram Wright, Eldridge Jackson, Richard Woods, Reggie Pope, Rocky Higgins, Kevin Kokrda, Paul Hauns- child, Rob Tennyson, Ted McKezie, Robert Young, Brian Thomp- son, Al Elbert, Greg Hungerford, Jerry Lee. Back Row, Steve Ing- mire, Lance Gage, Dave Sanger, Mike Fitzgerald, Lee Dimick, Garry Hiebert, John Wright, Harold Bowen, Reggie Anderson, Van Crab- tree, Vic Spencer, Dan Reeder, Alvin Clark, Tom Payne, Carl Turn- er. : 70 Finally, The winning column Box Scores BCCC 6 Pratt 7 BCCC 27 Haskell 7 BCCC Fort Scott 34 BCCC 21 Dodge City 14 BCCC 6 Coffeyville 47 BCCC 38 Cowley County BCCC 13 Highland 6 BCCC 49 Independence 7 BCCC 13 Garden City 22 BCCC 10 Hutchinson 10 71 ootball 75 Above, Lee Dimick. Right, Robert Butler 72 Photos by Pat O ' Brien 73 Hoopsters hit sometimes The Grizzly roundballers may not have been great this season, but they were more than re- spectable and a number of times had excellent games. One of the most impressive games was against Hutchinson which Butler defeated for the first time in six years. At mid-season, the Grizzlies ranked first in the Kansas Jayhawk Conference. Then they dropped a crucial conference game against Seward County which blew the playoff pic- ture. The Bears placed second in Butler ' s annual Basketball Classic tournament by defeating Longview, Mo. Curt Shipley coached, assisted by Gene Ar- nold. BASKETBALL team members include (Front Row, From Left) Steve Morgan, Sonny Stewart, Monty Province, Mark Holmes, Joe Hunn, Bob Cox, Joel Rife, Allen Strong, Bob Washington. Second Row, Head coach Curt Shipley, Fred Moultry, Rick Richardson, Ron Jones, Bob Harsh, Kent Harms, Dave Pontious, Ted McKenzie, Keith Jones, Allen Hoggatt, Coach Gene Arnold. 74 Kent Harms Bob Harsh 76 _ Ted McKenzie Bob Washington Sonny Stewart 77 Women field team Bounding on to the court for its first season in inter- collegiate competition was the BCCC women ' s basket- ball team, and it started the season with a stunning victory over Cowley County. Two-thirds of the way through the season the wom- en ' s team stood with an 8-4 record. Coach Ev Kohls felt that the feminine players would have an excellent re- cord for the over-all. Much of the competition had fielded teams before and had veteran players. Butler ' s green team made a splendid showing. WOMEN BASKETBALL players include (Front Row From 1.) Vona Rader, Dana Jordon, Diane Marsh, Vicki Herpich, Susan McDer- meit, Cindy Price. (Second Row) Robin Wallace, Debbie Prewitt, Marilyn Tyson, Pam Van Buren, Kim Alexander, Loretta Arm- strong. Ev Kohls is coach for the women. 78 4t e -M Track wins begin Spring track and field season is underway at Butler in late winter before basketball season is over. The Grizzlies first competitive meet was out of state at the Oklahoma City Indoor. The two mile relay team garnered second place in the tough competition there. Full results of the Bear ' s track record will be presented in the yearbook ' s summer supple- ment. Dale Rosenberg is head track coach. Alan Adams Mark Dixon 80 w.. ACTIVITIES The play is a success The Desperate Hours, a tale of terror, was the ma department ' s first fall presentation. Darryl Patten directed the play. The story line concerned a family held captive by desperadoes, and it provided many tense mo- ments for the audience. The cast included: James Allen, Jill Bibb, Scott t venson, Mark Gray, Kristin Olson, Matt )use, Michael Slabaugh, Debbie Whitson, Don Gilliland, Troy Barnt, Shane Krause, David Herrin, Curtis Honey, Greg Leafty, Gail Tackett. ■- ' • Top Photo : Mark Gray, James Allen and Greg Leafty look on as Scott Ste- venson reads a notice Above: Steven son, Gray, Mike Slabaugh ana Leahy discuss the serious situation at hand. Right : David Herrin trys to make Deb- bie Whitson see his point of vievtf. Butterflies ' hit A decided hit was the the- atre department ' s second presentation of the season, Butterflies Are Free. The play starred Ray Jantz and Cindy Cox with support- ing persons Debbie Whitson and David Herrin. An element of uniqueness concerned the star of the play, Jantz, who protrayed a blind man in the drama. Sophomore Jantz is himself blind and Butterflies was The play received rave reviews with jantz ' s perfor- mance singularly pointed out. Darryl Patten directed the production: Top Photo: Don Baker (Ray Jantz) comforts Jill Tanner (Cin- dy Cox). Left: the light falls on Don ' s face as he examines Cindy ' s. Above: Don sees how friendly a face Ralph (David Herrin) has. Musical salutes the Bicentennia A Time to Act, a musical production by the BCCC players was the college ' s salute to the bicen- tennial year. The production was presented to more than 3,000 school children in Wichita and El Dorado by the performers. Darryl Patten directed the production which was written by Sam Rulan, a Philadelphia play- wright who wrote it especially for the theatre group here. The entire production takes place on the stage of the Old Southwark Theatre in Philadelphia in 1776. Marjorie Marsh and Karla Knaussman furnished the musical background for the play. m 1 V ««ati :9 ' WV| mam ■ ■1 fl I m j fi l i David Herrin 84 Nancy Wise (Far Left) Gail Tackett Nancy Bishop Greg Leafty Doug Dennis to Music groups make big sound Both vocal and instrumental music at But- ler are under the direction of Robert Ander- son. The singing group called the New Hori- zons proved popular in all its public ap- pearances. The instrumentalist produced both a pep band which played at the home games and a stage band which specialized in jazz. The musical groups are small, but their quality has been acclaimed. Instrumental performers include Don Buhler, Brad King, jim Leach, Shavaun McChesney, Traci Ramsey, Gail Tackett, De- brah Waller, Loretta Armstrong, Greg Chenoweth, Fred Cubbage, Jill Gibb, Mark Hale, Sheryl Hutchins, Cindy Johnson, Stacy Levitt, Larry Moody. NEW HORIZONS singers are (Front Row, From Left) Sheryl Hutch- ins, Cyndee Hale, Kathy Wohlgemuth, Nancy Bishop, Terry Ed- wards, Nancy Watkins, Pat Forsyth, Stacy Pickard, Tanya Eastin, Jill Gibb. Second Row, Jim Leach, Mike West, Ron Page, Keith Kramer, Jack Meis, Don Buhler, Vona Rader, Shavaun McChesney, Debbie Waller. Not picutred, Nancy Wise, Laree Slack, Sandra Howard, and director, Andy Anderson, 86 Campus Crusade leads attendance Campus Crusade for Christ, a campus organization concerned with reaching out to students on campus in the spirit of Christian fellowship, and bringing them to Jesus Christ, has in the past years been one of the largest and most active groups at BCCC. Campus Crusade (CATGIF, Christians Also Thank God It ' s Friday) kept the tradition this year with the largest at- tendance of any club on campus. On the average there were 30 people meeting in the Purple and Gold Room each Friday. The executive committee members are Kathy Allison, Don Carbon, and Brad Brown. Special activities this year were a talent show, hayrack ride, and a joint ses- sion with the Black Student Union. 88 Distributive Ed markets products Members of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) received news this year that BCCC ' s program had been selected as one of the four outstanding programs in the United States. Butler ' s DECA chapter has earned an envi- able reputation on the national level during the past five years having won 23 national awards. Formerly called marketing technology, the program at Butler is now officially called Career Development in Marketing. Students in Distributive Ed participate in complete marketing programs for new items. The Kitty John was one of the suc- cessful marketing programs. The Kozie, an insulated cup, was chosen this year to be the program ' s national mar- keting project. Dr. Herman Ogg is faculty director of the program. DISTRIBUTIVE ED students prepare Kozies for delivery. (Left To Right) Don Engles, Gary Bobbett, Rolland Church, Mark Hale, Danny Ohl; (Front) Carla Sander, Mona Boone. 89 ' The Lantern ' wins awards The Lantern is the largest community college news- paper in the state. It is produced weekly by students enrolled in the journalism classes. Published on Thurs- days, the paper informs the campus and community of events of interest to the area. The BCCC journalists have been honored with the bulk of the awards in the State Junior College Journal- ism competition for the last three years. From 1973 through 1975 the students have won top awards in the contest for newswriting , layout, and makeup. Kim Kimbro was editor first semester with Fred Cub- bage as managing editor and Mark Hale as business manager. Second semester found Cubbage as editor with Mike Ketteman, managing editor, and Tom Ver- non as business manager. Bill Bidwell is faculty advisor. Pat O ' Brien, Kim Kimbro, (Below) Guest T. Mitchell, Bidwell, Kimbro 90 ' Fred Tornedan, Robin Wagoner, Bill Bidwell Everybody Rekos The LmteRN. Fred Cubbage Mike Ketteman, Guest 91 Staff requires many talents Although the yearbook is a production of a journalism class, the preparation of it is a study in graphic arts, art, photography, and writing. The total product takes varied talents. First semester workers were Arlyn Ray (chief photographer) Jack Baker, Penny Hall, Nancy Bishop, and Cindy Haines. Second semester, survivors Ray and Baker were joined by a strong new team consisting of Kathy Cartwright, Kala Burhenn, Mark Holmes, and Fred Torneden. Contributing photographers included Steve Seymour, Pat O ' Brien, Mike Esau, Robin Wag- oner, Carl Dennett, Kim Kimbro, and Mike Ketteman. Jo Ann Rogers is faculty adviser. Dr. Mailstrom observes: The yearbook room is a strange scene. Students are buried in mounds of paper, photo- graphs, and flotsam from other journalism classes. Wild music plays in the background while students and instructor labor quietly, confident that out of all the debris will come the book. M ¥ I ■ I Kathy Cartwright .. ,. ..... .-=- ' 9. ' Arlyn Ray X ■ The Grizzly Top photo, Jack Baker; Left, Kala Burhenn; Above, Fred Torneden. 93 ' Rap ' session is Frit Know your president (See editorial on page two) ' Education should be a lifelong experience, ' Dr. Carl Butler students who wish to voice their opinions on College policies and regulations will have the opportim if tr- that of student government — Dr.l whether one is needed at all meetii and, if so, the amount of power soun 20 named to ' Who ' s By ROBIN WAGONER Lantern News Editor Twenty Butler sophomores have been nominated to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. Who ' s Who is a group of students chosen on the basis of academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extra-curricular artiviHoc on«i Cathy Allison, Belle Plain, Kan.; Jim Richmond, Marion, Kan.; Michael Slabaugh, Eureka, Kan.; Loretta Arm- strong, Rose Hill, Kan.; Debbie Vogts, Rosalia, Kan.; Don Buhler, Diane Gower, Elaine Nellans, Robert Slabodnik, Pam Van Buren, El Dorado; Steve Hall, Potwin, Kan.; Bob Harsh, Cassoday, Kan.: Marv Parking rules ha pay-or go withi B ' ty y Good news By MARVIN COLEMAN Lantern Staff Reporter All parking tickets received should ' the s desk i Buildim Payn? future script! payme such r« Joyce tionis and the car must havt sophomore sticker for pari in the front lot. SUPER- PRESIDENT x i f fD TBCNFUW 6 The Lantern, Thursday, Dec Bears By BILL MYERS Lantern Staff Reporter Followin competiti ' Grizzly en sixth arm Basketbal beating L Friday nig the cham night to Kc 69. Coach Ci altogether team ' s pe Actor not playing blind New Horizons ready to sing By ARLYN RAY Arts and Review Editor The New Horizons gone contemporary, aca to Robert Anderson, | structor. The former Colli j.-vrs, which sang a rr ' n.usic, have now gon iaro. drum i By PAT O ' BRIEN Of The Lantern Staff The lead role of Don Baker in the play, Butterflies Are Free , will be played by Ray Jantz. Jantz has had no previous e thinks I can handle, Jantz said. I don ' t want anyone to think it ' s my story. He said that the only reason he took the part is that I want to do it. Many of the problems en- Barely, he answered humorously. He continued to explain that he sees his way around the set. I don ' t count steps or anything like that, he said. HE SAID THAT he does not know any body who does count ackme. They hav 29 students of College scl Don is a his own f oi life. Jantz, part, is als I do hi Jantz said, to rely on Women ' s volleyball team triumphs 94 By ROBIN WAGONER Lantern Sports Editor Butler County women ' s volleyball team opened its season on a winning note with will have to work extra hard this week as we play Hesston, last year ' s regional champs. The women played Wed- ■ Specifically no, es, replied Andi skeri obout upcomi nesday night against Hesston « group. He did la and Allen County at Hesston e to tour all the 1 Results were not available aU Butler cc press time. rrangements coul. ay ich said he hopes the ill allow him to the students and e ' teeth ' , it grades Students have right to decent housing By KALA BURHENN Lantern Staff Writer Easing the housing problem for Butler County students will have to be the result o f « « l administration, the con or apartment listed on it should be able to do so. Student opinion is varied on the role the College should play in off -campus residence. Just or apartment that he feels is sub-standard can contract Jim Reiserer, city building in- spector, and have him inspect the dwelling to see if a law is Enrollment totals 1,456 Enrollment at the College has dropped, according to Leonard J. McKinney, registrar and director of admissions. Enrollment for the spring semester is 1,456 students, compared to 1,726 students last fall, a drop of 270. According to McKinney, a drop in enrollment is ordinary for the spring semester. OS in ICi 50 attend rake 2ndl ra P sess,on ;■ • Press Box By KALA BURHENN and BILL MYERS Lantern Staff Writers Dnrmitorv nnliries. health care facilities, black culture classes, off- gov met stu I KimKimbro I 0 (16$ ShOllldll ' t be given away ' Best overall team effort 1 : women stop Allen, 68-36 CO vc of A Pi n; tl- By MIKE KETTEMAN Butler County 68 So many A ' s and B ' s are being handed out in universities that grades have become almost meaningless, and it ' s become But with so many A ' s and B ' s, the accomplishments of the more brilliant students are considerably cheapened. The hs s become s. ' cipients larships The Lantern, 5d that I jig reasons } leaders ' theme March 29-30 tnce the ty. DECA to sponsor state conference of FEANETTE CARTER tern Staff Reporter raining Future Leaders for ness and Industry will be heme of the Kansas DECA Dr. Herman Ogg, sponsor of the DECA said 180,000 nationwide members from DECA, with 19 chapters in the state Junior Collegiate Division. sales manager ' s meetings, and individual marketing im- provement. JUDGES WILL BE managers and executives from over the KATHLEEN MAYES is general chairman of planning activities. Publicity chairman is Mark Hale, and his assistant is Mark end fed g to Jit a iped ihe ch a xity anv 95 Dorm habits revealed Doctor Maelstrom discovered at the northermost point of the campus in a humid and windy area a structure parti- tioned according to sex and genera of its some 100 dormus residentius. He observes: Here the humongous humongous, one es- pecially primitive species of the athleticus clo- dus, can be found. He co-exists noisily with the partius socialius and the brainius brainus. The humongous can be identified by his craving for pigskin while the brainius silently munches double-fudge brownies in her cement block cubicle. The partius never eats; he only drinks — at select watering-holes such as the Lighthouse where he is sometimes joined by humongous. Presiding over the premises is a rare and exotic species known as dormus motherus, familiarly called Mrs. M by the inhabitants. Her usual stoic reverie is broken only by an occasional sounding of the fire alarm 96 Robert Williams ; ; ;. ; - ■ ■ - N : ? . I i v; isW w ' 4 : 3 Beth Eschenbrenner wirr Housemother Moriarty Van Crabtree Cindy Roembach, Connie Logdson, Nancy Bishop 97 Achcy, Lonny 68 Adams, Alan 68, 69, 80 Adams, t , F. 11 Adams, Felix 16 Adelgren, Lana 50 Aguilera, Linda 63 Aiken, Tim 50, 68 Aitken, Alvin 50 Alexander, Kim 50, 78 Allen, lames 82 Allison, loan 50, 66 Allison, Kathy 40, 88 Althouse, Terry 50 Alvord, Ronald 50 Anderson, Cindy 30 Anderson, John 27 Anderson, Mike 50 Anderson, Reggie 70 Anderson, Robert 24 Applegale, Mark 50, 68 Arbogast, Burl 27 Argo, David 50 Armstrong, Loretta 78 Ashlock, Phil 50 Atkinson, Loretta 50 Austin, Richard 50 - B — Badwey, Nick 50 Bailey, Wynn 50 Baird, )ohn 63 Baker, Bernice 63 Baker, lack 50, 93 Baker, Rosalie 50 Baker, Sheryle 50 Bakhteari-Neiad, Farhad 63 Baldwin, Mark 50 Ball, Dana 50 Ballin, Alvin 50 Barnt, Troy 50, 82 Basketball 74, 75, 76, 77 Beckman, Ken 63, 68 Beem, Bruce 50 Beeson, Brad 50 Bevis, Teresa 51 Bibb, Jill 82 Bickham, Beverly 51 Bidwell, Bill 16, 90 Biggs, loyce 12 Bishop, Nancy 51, 86, 97 Black Student Union 88 Blackwell, Becky 51 Blackwell, Melani 64 Blair, Cheryl 51 Blair, Tom 51 Bland, Vic 31 Blanton, Rita 51 Board of Trustees 11 Bobbett, Gary 51, 89 Boone, Mona 51, 89 Boucher, Dana 51 Boucher, Howard 63 Bourne, Richard 51 Bourne, Ron 51 Bowen, Flarold 63, 70 Boyce, lerry 70 Braden, Patricia 63 Bratton, Andy 51 Brenner, Sharon 51 Brickley, Ian 40, 51 Bnghtwell, Mary 51 Brinkmeyer, Jay 19 Britain, Sheryl 51 Brooks, Diana 51 Broomfield, Julie 51 Brown, Brad 88 Brown, Lonnie 63 Brown, Myron 51 Brown, Napoleon 63 Brown, Rick 51 Bruce, Bernell 40 Bruington, Brenda 40 Bruington, Melvin 51 Brungart, Roxi 51 Buhler, Don 40, 86 Burhenn, Kala 51, 93 Burk, Larry 63 Burton, Ida Bell 48 Busenitz, Elroy 63 Butler, Robbie 51, 70, 72 Byers, Dave 40 Byrnas, Tom 63 - C - Cahill, Raymond 64 Cameron, Jack 51 Camp, Jolene 51 Campa, Mike 51 Campbell, Lon 51 Campus Crusade for Chirst 8 Cano, Ricardo 40 Carbon, Don 51, 88 Carselowey, Bruce 51 Carter, Jeanette 51 Cartwright, Kathy 51, 92 Cash, George 40 Casper, George 40 Castillo, Benny 52 Castile, Steve 63 Chamberlain, Gilbert 52, 68 Chamberlain, Roy 40 Chambers, Jerry 40 Chase, Karen 52 Chavez, Margaritta 52 Chavez, Mary 41 Chenoweth, Greg 41 Cherryholmes, John 41 Chesnut, Linda 41 Chisham, Cynthia 41 Chism, Robert 24 Church, Rolland 52, 89 Clark, Alvin 41, 70 Clark, Lynn 41 Clark, Nancy 52 Classen, Evanelle 63 Clay, Larry 52 Clements, Howard 19 Coble, Jill 52 Cody, Lee Everett 48 Coffel, Vicki 30 Coleman, Marvin 52, 63 Colhour, Susan 52 Collins, Nancy 12 Combs, Erma 41 Conner, Donna 52 Cnnor, Dona 52 Coonrod, Barbara 12 Cooper, Bruce 52 Cooper, Michael 63 Corbin, Joe 41 Cornelius, Frank 52 Couger, Pat 21 Cowan, Brent 41 Cowles, Don 41 Cox, Cindy 52, 83 Cox, Nora 52 Cox, Robert 52, 76 Crabtree, Van 52, 70, 97 Cravens, James 41 Criss, Bob 63 Cubbage, Fred 41, 90 Cuenca, Mike 52 Cummings, Sara 12 Cummins, William 10 Cunningham, Daniel 41 Cypert, Mike 41 D ' Alesio, Jim 70 Daetwiler, Deborah 63 Daniels, Sandy 63 D ' Annunzio, Judy 48 Darnnell, Jean Ann 12 Dater, Greg 41 Dauber, Duane 14 David, Ron 52 Davidson, Davy 52, 68 Davidson, Don 52 Davin, Mike 48 Davis, Craig 52 Davis, Kim 63 Davis, Stefanie Davison, Larry 63 Davisson, Danny 41 Dean, Debra 52 Dean, Glenda 52 Dearing, Marlynda 66 DECA 89 Deerinwater, Kim 52 Deggs, Joe 41 DeLeon, Art 52 Dennett, Carl 41 Dennett, Diana 52 Dennis, Doug 63 Denny, Tama 41 Dettwiler, Steve 52 Dienst, Jeremy 52 Dillmon, Wanda 12 Dillon, Joe 41 Dimick, Lee 52, 70, 72 Dixson, Mark 52, 68, 80 Dohner, Ralph 52 Doornbos, Jane 41 Doughty, Kirk 52 Douglas, Gary 4 Douglass, Galen 52 Drake, Charles 48 Drouillard, Monica 52 Dugger, Danette 52 Duhardt, Greg 52 Dunsford, Joyce 52 Dunsford, Nancy 41 — E — Earley, Mike 52 Eastin, Tanya 52, 67 Edwards, Brad 63 Edwards, Terry 53, 86 Elbert, Alvin 41, 70 Ellis, Linda 53 Ellis, Robert 53 Elston, Loren 41, 70 Engelbert, Debbie 53 Engels, Don 53, 89 English, Richard 53 Ensz, Roland 22 Ensz, Quentin 48 Enckson, Jim 53 Erikson, Darrel 19 Erickson, Scott 53 Ernest, Rodney 63 Eschenbrenner, Beth 96 Esau, Mike 41 Essex, Nikki 48 Etter, Jeff 53 Ethington, Kevin 53 Evans, Eddie 53 Evenson, Logan Ewart, Charles 41 Fair, Dan 53 Farr, Janie 53 Felts, Kathy 41 Fink, Royal 53 Fisher, David 53 Fisher, Ruby 63 Fitch, Mike 41 Fitzgeralds, Mike 53, 70 Fleming, James 41 Foil?, Dave 53, 68 Foraker, Kreg 53 Ford, Hillary 63 Ford, Sherry 53 Forsyth, Patty 53 Forsythe, Brian 63 Frakes, Teresa 53 Frantz, Rosemarie 63 Frantz, Ruth 25 Freeman, Jerry 41 Frey, Janet 41 Fritzler, Kurt 41 Fuller, Charles 21 Gage, Lance 41, 70 Gann, Doug 53 Garrison, David 41 Gayer, Andy 53 Gibb, Jill 41, 86 Gibson, Carl 41 Giesen, Billy 63 Gilbert, Julie 41 Gilchrist, Gary 53 Gilhland, Don 82 Glodowski, Julie 53 Goering, Kenneth 27 Goering, Jon 41 Good, Mike 53 Gould, James 54 Gower, Diane 41 Gragg, Thelma 54 Graham, Troy 54 Grant, Mary Jo 30 Gray, Mark 54, 82 Gregory, Richard 21 Green, Jim 63 Green, Tim 54 Grier, Doug 54 Griffith, Mark 41 Groves, Dennis 54 Grunder, Tony 54 Gruver, Larry 54 Gwinup, Delores 25 Gwinup, Ruth 54 - H — Haas, Lesa 54 ) ( Haines, Cindy 54 Haines, Leona 22 Hale, Cyndee 54, 86 Hale, Mark 42, 89, 90 Hall, Donna 48 Hall, Mark 54 Hall, Penny 54 Hall, Rex 54 Hall, Sieve 42, 70 Hamilton, Craig 54 Hammer, Mel 42 Hammer, Rose 54 Harback, lames 54 Harden, Laura 54 Harmon, Glenda 12 Harmon, Tom 54, 80 Harms, Kent 42, 74, 76 Harpstrite, John 42 Harrison, Teresa 63 Harsh, Bob 42, 74, 76 Hart, Ron 63 Hatcher, Bradley 42 Haunschild, Paul 54, 70 Hawthorne, Bruce 42 Heater, Penny 42 Hein, Crystal 42 Heinrich, Carl 8, 10 Heinrich, Lee 54 Heitzenrater, Rob 54 Helmer, Kym 54 Henn, Mary Ellen 42 Henry, Don 63 Helper, Michelle 63 Herpich, Vicki 54, 78 Herrin, David 54, 82, 83 Hiegert, Keith 54 Hersey, Glen 42, 70 Hertel, Gary 21 Hess, Teresa 42 Hertel, Gerry 19 Hiebert, Clyde 21 Hiebert, Gary 42, 70 Higgins, Rodney 42, 70 Higgs, Dan 54 Highbarger, |odi 42 Hillman, Arleata 63 Hinnen, Debbie 25 Hittle, lames 11 Hittle, Jan 42 Hobson, Alan 54 Hinnen, Debbie 25 Hodgens, Julie 42 Hodgens, Kay 63 Hoffmann, Ray 42 Hoggah, Alan 42, 74 Holeman, Tim 55 Holinde, Renee 42, 66 Holliday, Janet 48 Holliman, Eugene 55 Holmes, Mark 42, 74 Holmes, Wendell 55, 70 Honey, Curtis 42, 82 Hoover, Richard 55, 63 Hoover, Richard 55 hlopkins, Nancy 48 Hoskins, Roger 55 Hosey, Connie 63 Houch, Sheryl 63 Howard, Michael 63 Hulse, Mark 55 Hund, Joseph 55, 74 Hungerford, Greg 55, 70 Hus, Connie 42 Hutchins, Sheryl 55, 76 Hutson, Eddie 55 Hyle, Steve 42 - I — Ingmire, Steve 55, 70 Isbili, Kitt 42, 67 Isom, Ollie 22, 68, 69 Jackson, Casey 43 Jackson, Edlridge 70 Jackson, Gail 43 Jackson, Phil 43 Jacobs, Jack 55 Jacobs, Teddy 48 James, Barbara 55 James, Marc 55 Jansson, Sharron 55 Jantz, Ray 83 Jesscr, Lonnie 43 liggetts, Leon 55 Jimenez, Nick 55 Johnson, Cindy 55 Johnson, Jocelyn 63 Johnson, Sally 55 Johnson, Tony 43 Johnston, William 55 Johnston, Gary Lee 43 Jones, Bryon 55 Jones, Edward 11 Jones, Keith 55, 74 Jones, Ron 74 Jones, William 55 Jordan, Brad 43 Jordan, Dana 55, 78 Jorns, Mark 68 Joyce, Rick 55 Juul, Peter 55 - K - Kallenberger, Audrey 55 Kassebaum, G., E 11 Kaufman, Mike 56 Keast, Tom 43 Keehn, Fred 43 Kelley, Diane 56 Kellison, Mark 68 Kelly, Leslie 43 Kelly, Rosemary 12 Kennedy, Larry 43 Kenedy, Rita 56 Keplar, Kermit 63 Kerns, Mary 43 Ketteman, Mike 63, 90 King, Brad 56 King, Kenna 43 King, Louise 48 Kimbley, Debby 63 Kimbro, Kim 43, 90 Kittle, John 43 Kittle, Lita 56 Klabzuba, Doug 56 Klassen, Warren 56 Kleiwer, David 56 Kling, Jim 43 Kling, Michael 48 Knowles, Coeta 56 Koheman, Susan 56 Kohls, Everett 70, 78 Kokrda, Kevin 43, 70 Kramer, Keith 43 Kraouse, Gayl 21 Krause, Kay 30 Krause, Matt 82 Krouse, Shane 56, 82 Kreller, Herbert 22 Kreller, Kathleen 63 Kreller, Robert 43 Kruger, Leah 56 Kuntz, Debbie 43 - L — Lacoss, Dan 56 LaLonde, Steve 43 Lamb, Dennis 56 Lang, Jeanna 56 Lantern 90 Larsen, Bruce 56 Lawson, Randy 64 Lay, John 22 Leach, James 64 Leafty, Greg 56, 82 Ledbetter, Calvin 56, 68 Lee, Jerry 70 Leiker, Edith 43 Leonard, Emma 13 Levitt, Stacey 56 Lewellyn, James 56 Lewis, Mark 56 Lies, Dale 56 Lightle, Steve 10 L i II, Curtis 56 Lindenbaum, Regen 48 Lindsay, Harold 43 Lindsey, Keith 64 Lingwood, Maureen 56 Linnell, Don 56 Litchfield, Steve 48 Litton, Cheryl 56 Livingston, Wayne 11 Logsdon, Connie 56, 97 Lohman, Robert 56 Long, Ray 56 Longfellow, David 16 Longfellow, Shirley 19 Lore, Ben 56 Lowrance, Herbert 43 Lowrance, Pat 30 Lucas, Trena 56 Luck, Steven 56 Lyn h, Louis 56 Lyle, Jack 42 - M - Madding, Jeff 56 Malone, Jeanette, 66, 67 Mangels, Donald 27 Mann, Bill 43 Manning, Cindy 43 Marsh, Diane 57, 78 Marshall, Rod 64 Martens, Dennis 27 Martin, Brian 57 Martin, David 43 Mayes, Kathy 43 Mayes, Ronald 57 Mayfield, Jimmy 27 McAllister, Brenda 43 McChesney, Shavaun 44, 86 McCoy, Karla 57 McCraken, Curt 57 McDermeit, Susan 57, 67, 78 McDonald, John 57 McFall, Delia 57 McGraw, Craig 44 McGreedy, Jan 44 McKenzie, Ted 44, 70, 74, 77 M Kinney, Leonard 10 MiKown, Ri hard 57 McLinden, Brad 57 McLmden, Brian 57 McLaughlin, Creig 44 Mr Millian, Barry 57 Meade, Roger 44 Merrill, Mitch 44 Meis, James 64 Melchar, Nancy 57 Merstetter, Deborah 64 Merz, Debra 64 Meyers, Bill 57, 68 Michaels, Scott 57, 70 Michels, Steve 57 Middleton, Judy 57 Mies, Jack 57 Mikkelson, Tom 57 Miller, Kathy 44 Miller, Marshall 44, 70 Miller, Scott 44 Mills, Anita 57 Mills, Marcia 44 Miner, Graynelle 44 Mirt, Kelly 57 Mirt, Russell 57, 70 Mitchell, Clay 57 Mock, Bob 57, 68 Molavi, Vassei 44 Moody, Larry 44 Moore, Ron 57, 64 Morgan, Steve 57, 74 Morrow, Jan 57 Mosiman, Rhonda 44 Munarty, Nita 97 Murry, Ramona 13 Morton, Steven 57 Mousharadeh, Firooz 44 Moultry, Freddie 57, 74 Mozingo, Debbie 5 Murphy, Marcia 44 Murphy, Marilyn 44 Murnllo, Steve 24 Myer, John 44 — N — Nace, Debbie 57 Nadari, Parvis 57 Nash, Elmo 21 Nellans, Elaine 44 Nelson, David, Nubs 10, 14 Nelson, Nancy 57 Nelson, Rebecca 57 Newcom, Jackson 64 Newland, Stacy 57 Nitchcock, Rolland 57 Nixon, Terry 57 Noble, Jim 57 Noeller, Richard 44 Norrick, Ed 57 Norrick, Jennifer 44 Norris, Marianne 57 Northrop, Curtis 57 Norton, Steve 58, 70 Nuessen, Martha 58 - O - Oborg, Craig 58 O ' Brien, Pat 44 MM Ogg, Herman 89 Ohl, Danny 58, 89 hi, Jim 27 Oliver, Mark 58 Olson, Kristin 58, 82 O ' Neill, Maryann 58 Opfar, Floyd 58 Ott, karla 58 Owens, Bridget 58 Paddock, Lee 44 Page, Ron 58 Palmer, Roger 58 Parker, Kathy 58 Parker, Marshall 64 Patten, Darryl 82, 83 Patterson, Cheryl 45 Pavelchak, Gail 58 Payne, Tom 70 Pearson, Dale 58 Peffly, Jerry 48, 68 Penner, Larry 45 Pennington, Charles 14 Pennington, Dorinda 58 Petersen, Debbie 45, 66 Peterson, Susie 58 Peterson, Susie 58 Pettus, Wilfred 21 Phillips, Barry 58 Phillips, |im 64 Phillips, Marilyn 58 Pickkard, Stacy 58, 86 Pierce, Marchelle 58 Pinales, lose 14 Pinkerton, Randy 58 Place, Cindy 58 Place, Pat 12 Plumley, Kathy 58 Plummer, Elizabeth 64 Poe, Paul 45 Pontious, David 58, 74 Pope, Reggie 70 Pratt, Kim 13 Prewitt, Debbie 58, 67, 78 Prewitt, Teresa 45 Price, Cynthia 58, 66, 67, 78 Prigmore, Donna 58 Prigmore, Jayne 58 Prohodsky, Betty 16 Province, Monte 74 Rader, Vona 48, 67, 78, 86 Radmardan, Shahnaz 64 Ratts, Mark 64 Ray, Arlyn 45, 92 Ray, Bob 14 Ray, Mike 45 Reed, John 48 Reeder, Dan 70 Reid, Rosie 64 Remsberg, Dale 70, 80 Richards, Frank 45 Richardson, Essex 70 Richardson, Hugh 16 Richardson, Ricky 74 Richmond, Jim 45 Rife, Joel 45 Ring, Kathy 64 Roberts, Marsha 64 Roembach, Cindy 97 Rogers, Jo Ann 16 Roney, Rex 68 Fose, Flaxn 45 Ruark, Cary 45 Rudiger, Roger 68 Sailor, Tom 45 Samms, Cary 45 Samp, Craig 45 Sampson, David 64 Sander, Carla 89 Sanger, Dave 70 Scanlon, Bob 45 Schnake, Elcia 45 Schneider, Denise 45 Schuler, Clayton 64 Scott, Daryl 45 Scott, Cordon 45 Seager, Ronald 19 Seaton, Maria 45 Seeber, Alfreda 45 Seymour, Roy 14 Shackelford, Don 64 Sharp, Doug 46 Shaw, Dorothy 13 Shipley, Curt 74 Shiroky, Cherilee 46 Shogren, Brad 70 Shulze, Marilyn 25 Siebenaler, Paul 46 Skinner, Wendy 46, 66 Slabodnik, Robert 48 Slabough, Mike 46, 82 Slaymaker, Marilyn 64 Smith, Betty 46 Smith, Marjorie 46 Smith, Robert 64 Smith, William 60 Snodgrass, Gladys 12 Solis, Mary 64 Solis, Randy 46 Sontag, Stephanie 60 Sowder, Debbie 46 Sowder, Carla 60 Spencer, Kris 46 Spencer, Vic 60, 70 Sphar, Patsy 46 Springer, Phyllis 46 Springer, Steve 60 Staats, Anna 12 Staats, Debbie 46 Staats, Dianne 60 Stahl, Susan 60 Slallbaumer, Bob 60, 70 Starkey, Cindy 60 Starnes, Jackie 46 Stead, Joyce 60 Stebbins, Mary Louise 13 Steeby, Beverly 60, 67 Steven, Geddes 64 Stevens, Michael 60 Stevenson, Scott 60, 82 Stewart, Gayrick 60, 74, 77 Stewart, James 60 Stewart, Susan 64 Stiles, Brad 46 Storey, Paula 48 Stout, Gail 46 Stout, Kevin 60 Strain, Jolene 60 Strain, Judy 31 Strong, Allen 74 Strotkamp, Don 60 Strotkamp, Patricia 46 Sullivan, Carol 64 Sullivan, Cynthia 64 Sutter, lerry 60 Sundgren, Jane 60 Snyder, Don 46 Sweet, Steve 70 — T — Tackett, Gail 60, 82 Tennyson, Rob 70 Theis, Phil 21 Thompson, Audie 46 Thompson, Brian 70 Thompson, Eddy 70 Thompson, Kathy 46 Thompson, Sue 46 Timmons, Kathy 64 Tipping, Larry 47, 70 Tisch, Herman 14 Toburen, Don 16 Torneden, Fred 68 Track 80 Trammell, Mike 47, 70 Trent, Bill 31 Triana, Cayetano 47 Trimmell, Robberta 47 Trimmel, Wayne 47 Trogdeln, Horrell 47, 68 Turner, Carl 61, 70 Twietmeyer, Lynne 64 Tyler, Terry 61 Tyson, Marilyn 61, 78 - U — Underwood, Greta 47 Unger, Ralph 11 Unruh, Richard 47 Unruh, Shelly 61 Unruh, Steve 47 VanBuren, Mark 78 VanBurean, Pam 78 Van Buren, Roosevelt 61 Vanfleet, Craig 61 Vann, Brian 61 Vaught, Susan 61 Vazirian, Nasser 47 Vice, Michael 48 Vogelman, Kimberly 47 Vernon, Tom 61, 68, 90 Voegeli, Nadine 61 Vogt, Roger 47, 61 Vogts, Debbie 47, 67 Vonfeldt, Tom 61 Voth, Kirsta 48 — W — Waggoner, Monty 61 Wagoner, Robin 68 Wakefield, Joe 61 Walbourn, Edwin 8 Walker, Steve 61 Wallace, Robin 61, 78 Waller, Debbie 47, 86 Wallingford, David 61 Waltman, Marie 12 Walton, Myrna 61 Ward, lack 47 Ward, Sandra 47 Ward, Vernon 61 Ward, Wesley 47 Ware, Gary 61 Warren, Sherry 64 Wartick, Gary 47 Washington, Bobby 47, 74, 77 Watkins, Nancy 61, 67, 86 Watson, Pam 47 Webster, Allen 47 Weisbecker, John 61 West, Mike 61 Wheat, David 47 Wheeler, Belinda 61, 67 Wheeler, Lance 61, 70 White, Dennis 61 White, Janet 61 Whitson, Debbie 61, 82, 83 Whitson, Retha 64 Whitted, Anita 47 Whittington, Kelly 61, 70 Wiebe, Larry 64 Williams, Doc 14 Williams, Floyd 64, 96 Williams, Robert 47, 70 Williamson, Kathy 47 Willis, Jimmy 64 Wilson, Bill 47 Wilson, Bryan 47 Wilson, Eric 61 Wilson, Karen 60, 61, 67 Wilson, Ron 10 Wilson, Steve 47 Wimberly, Karma 64 Winegarner, Adela 64 Wing, Mike 62 Winger, Cheryl 47 Wintermote, Rod 62 Wischropp, Ted 10, 16 Wise, Nancy 62 Witherspoon, Maxine 62, 64 Wohlgemuth, Kathy 47, 86 Woodhng, Randall 62 Woods, Richard 62, 64, 70 Work, Mike 47 Worrell, Dent 48 Worrell, Kathy 48 Wright, Hiram 62, 70 Wright, |ohn 70 Wright, Lori 62 Wright, Mary Ann 62 Wrigght, Rosann 64 Wyant, |im 47, 62 Wytch, Gerald 47 Wyssmann, Patricia 64 — X — — Y — Yargan, Craig 47 Yarnall, Joyce 62 Yee, Yvonne 47 Yocum, Steve 62 Yokel, David 64 Young, Becky 62 Young, Gary 62 Young, Robert 70 — Z - Ziegler, Jennie 62 Zuercher, Dennis 14 100 THE GRIZZLY Spring Supplement 1976 101 Tracksters 3rd in conference Track and field Grizzlies ended the season with a third place ranking in the Jayhawk Conference. Six Butler men including Al Ad- ams, Kenny Beckman, Rex Roney, Willy Bell, Joe Deggs and Fred Tor- neden qualified for the nationals with wins at the Region VI meet in Hutchinson. Al Adams was the only Grizzly to make it into the finals at nationals where he looked good in the 1500 meter run. Row From Left) CaUedbetter, Mark J rns, Al A dams, Jerry PeTfly; Lonny Achey, Mark H(£bn. Second rawl Fred rbrneden, EejopRoney, Make Davtri, Mark Disxon, Bob Mock, Roger Rudiger, Ken Beckman, Tim Aiken Harley TrogdlerT £ ' f?B m li 02 103 Golfers rank 5th in league Jim Richmond highlighted the golf season for Butler by qualifying for the national tournament in Galveston. Coach Charlie Harris directed a six member squad to a fifth place finish at conference. Mitch Merrill was named to the sec- ond team All Conference and finished eighth overall in the league. Jim Rich- mond and Kelly Mirt finished 22 and 24 respectively. Other members included Richard English, Brad King and Mark Schear. TEAM MEMBERS pictured are (From Left) Kelly Mirt, Richard English, Jim Rich- mond, Mitch Merrill. t 104 ;;; ■■ ' ■ ' . ■ ■:; ' ■ ■ : ' ::■$ ' ■. : i ;:Js¥::!S- ■;;■;:■ + ■;..;: ■ ■.::. ' : ■ ■ TRACK STALWARTS among the women include (From Left) Kitt Isbill, Coach Jeanette Malone, Bev Steeby, Pam Van Buren, Cynthia Price. Women tracksters small in number Although only four women finished the track season this spring, each one of them placed for Butler in a competitive track meet. Pam Van Buren and Kitt Isbill, soph- omores, and Beverly Steeby and Cynthia Price, freshmen were the women who carried the colors for Butler in intercolle- giate competition. At the Butler County Relays, Isbill placed second in the discus and Price placed fourth in the same event. At the Hesston Invitational Steeby won third in the high jump asnd Van Buren was fifth. Price came through with a second in jave- lin and third in discus at the same trial. Isbill was fourth in the discus. The Hutchinson Relays found Butler winning with Steeby garnering a second place in high jump and fourth in long jump. Van Buren took a sixth in the same event. Jeanette Malone coached the team. Intramurals are popular Butler had a successful intramura season in three sports: coed volleyball, coed table tennis and men ' s basketball. The programs provide students with a chance to get together on the campus for friendly competition. The champion volleyball team was The Bombers, comprised of Debbie Vogt, Jan Megredy, Kala Burhenn, Alan Hoggat, Steve Fletcher and Mike Esau. Winners of the table tennis tourna- ment were: men ' s; John Meyer ' s, first; Ricky Richardson, second; women ' s; Cynthia Price, first; Beverly Steeby, sec- ond. Seven teams participated in intramu- ral basketball involving approximately 50 men. SWAT won the champion- ship with a win-loss record of 6-0. SWAT members included Marshall Parker, Craig Davis, Ed Thompson, John Wright, Benny Castile, Mike Stevens and Wendell Holmes. WINNERS OF the volleyball trophy receive the award from Jeanette Malone. They are (From Left) Kala Burhenn, Jan Megredy, Debbie Vogt and Steve Pletcher, Mike Esau, Alan Hoggatt. 106 m 107 ARC offers varied courses o The Adult Resource Center, located off-campus in downtown El Dorado, has been a part of BCCC for ten years. The center is a part of the college ' s program for reaching out to the com- munity. Varied programs of general and spe- cific interest are offered to the general public. One of the most popular areas of the center is the facility for studying and testing for the GED. Four counties are included in the area the Resource Center serves. In ad- dition to the El Dorado center, there are several setellite centers. Joy Choens is director of the center with a staff of seven. r ■. ■ •--•-- 0 t0 y . :■ i 108 CA ID. NURSiNG f 2 f ■ ■■ ■ 1 Nurse Club organized THE NURSING CLUB ' S primary function is to pro- vide a form of organization for the student nurses at Butler. Four student representatives attended the National Student Nurse Association conven- tion in Kansas City in the spring along with the sponsor, Debbie Hinne. (1) Ida Burton and Paula Storey are training at Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital. (2) Club officers pictured are (From Left) Christa Voth, student faculty representative; Randi Solis, Caroline Pyles, student government representatives; Donna Prigmore, secretary-trea- surer. I I ' . ■ ' ■■■ ' • ' : K-- ' ■ «Hrf 1 ¥ X j ■ • Mil Outreach grows The Outreach program which began on a small scale in the fall of 1974 came into full swing in the spring of 1976 with approximately 300 persons enrolled in var- ious classes in communities surrounding El Dorado. A broad specturm of classes are offered varying from belly dancing to advanced mathematics. The largest off-campus situation is at McConnell Air Base in Wichita where many classes are offered primar- ily in academics. Ted Wischropp, language instructor, was named full time administrator for the outreach program during the spring semester. (Wischropp is pictured in upper photo opposite page counseling an airman from McConnell.) The Outreach program has great growth potential and is one of the most rapidly expanding facets of college life both at Butler and throughout the nation, according to Dr. Carl Heinrich, president. VICTORIOUS team members include (From Left) Rolland Church, Craig Hamilton, Kathy Mayes, Tony Crunder, Mona Boone, Mark Hale, Brad Edwards, Brian Forsythe. Gail Stotts, national winner, is not pictured. DECA wins national honors Members of the BCCC DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) chapter won the first place in the national contest this spring with the chapter marketing research project. The award was given at the national convention in Chicago which the chapter attended. The chapter research project was presented by Mark Hale. Members of Butler ' s chapter won eleven other national awards. Gail Stotts, Tony Grunder, and Rolland Church won individual awards. Ohter students from Butler attending and competing in the national contest in Chicago were Kathy Mayes, Craig Hamilton. Brad Edwards, Brian Forsythe, and Mona Boone. Dr. Herman Ogg is director of the DECA program for Butler. He developed the program for the college five years ago. 112 Purple honors scholars The highest scholastic honors granted to sopho- more students at Butler is the Order of the Purple. !n order for students to qualify for this honor they must have an overall grade point average for the two years of 3.25. Order of the Purple has been in existence at BCCC since 1937 when te order was organized to recog- nize the scholastic achievement of students. Students eligible for election to the Order were honored at the traditional banquet in the Student Union on April 30. Wayne Livingston, a member of the Board of Trustees, was the guest speaker at the banquet. Betty Prohodsky was chairwoman for the arrangements, and Gayle Krause was master of cere- monies. After the final computation of grades at the end of the sophomore year, a student is issued a certificate of achievement if he or she has earned the coveted award for excellence. (The complete list of Order of the Purple recipients is given on page 116.) ORDER OF THE PURPLE members who are pictured at gradu- ation ceremonies include Don Buhler, Roy Chamberlain, Jodi Highbarger, Mary Ellen Henn, Cayetano Triano, Cherilee Shir- ocky, Jan Megredy, Mike Esau, Judy Hamm, Connie Hus, Sandra Ward, Marshall Miller, Suzanne Reeb, Nancy Dunsford, Tom Mann, Charles Sexon, Anita Whitted, Quentin Ensz, Steve Pletcher, Casey Jackson, Rhonda Mosiman, Marsha Murphy, Shavaun McChesny, Phyllis Spring, Richard Unruh, Bob Harsh, Patricia Strotkamp 113 114 Mission Accomplished Graduation ceremonies were held on May 24 for 168 students at Butler. Charles E. Heilmann, El Dorado municipal court judge and faculty member at Wichita State University, gave the commencement address. Ralph W. Unger, vice-chairman of the Board of Trustees, presented the degrees to the graduating sopho- mores. 115 1976 Graduating Class Numbers 168 CANDIDATES FOR ORDER OF PURPLE Stephen Abraham, A.S. Eldon Leroy Austin, A.S. Donald Gene Buhler, A. A. Roy Chamberlain, A.S. Nancy Joan Dunsford, A. A. Quentin James Ensz, A. A. Mike Alan Esau, A. A. Jonathan Craig Goering, A. A. Judy Ann Hamm, A. A. Robert Ray Harsh, A. A. LaVerne M. Helmer, A. A. Mary Ellen Henn, A. A. Jodi Janelle Highbarger, A. A. Connie Lyn Hus, A. A. Casey Layne Jackson, A. A. Julia Ann Laramore, A. A. Thomas Clifford Mann, A.S. Shavaun Kay McChesney, A. A. Jan Lee Megredy, A. A. Marshall Dean Miller, A. A. Rhonda Lynn Mosiman, A.S. Marcia Murphy, A. A. Andrew W. Norwood, A.S. Debbie Petersen, A. A. Stephen Eugene Pletcher, A. A. Suzanne Marie Reeb, A.S. Joel C. Rife, A A. Donald Ray Robinson, A. A. Charles Frederick Sexson, A. A. Cherilee June Shiroky, A. A. Phyllis Spring, A. A. Patricia Helen Strokamp, A. A. Kathryn Sue Thompson, A. A. Larry Gene Traudt, A.S. Cayetano Cevero Triana, A. A. Richard Allen Unruh, A. A. Gordon Scott Ward, A. A. Sandra Katherine Ward, A. A. David John Weat, A. A. Anita Lynn Whitted, A. A. ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE Lonny Gene Achey Kathryn llene Allison Loretta Jane Armstrong Ralph Michael Arnett Steve Kent Austin William Dale Barnes Nicki Bing Ronald Blackwell James Bradford Brandt Gail Elaine Broomfield Bradford W. Brown Robert Charles Burton David Rowe Byers Arthur Cameron Mary Chavez Gregory Scott Chanoweth John Thomas Cherryholmes Joseph William Corbin Don Edward Cowles Marlynda Ann Dearing Hoseph Reynaud Deggs, II Steven Patrick Kenny Randall Scott Duncan Richard Clinton English Logan Leslie Evenson Cahrles Ray Ewart Deborah Lynn Fagg Janice Marie Farr James Fleming Donna Hall Kent Dean Harms Penny Heater Joe Craig Henderson Robert Lynn Highbarger Jan Dreau Hittle Merrill Dean Hodgden Jole M. Hodgens Charles Alan Hoggatt Mark B. Holms Nancy Elaine Hopkins Stephen Kent Hyle Teddi Kittannya Isbill Teddy Lynn Jacobs Gary Lee Johnston Audrey Anne Kallenberger Frederick Michael Keehn Mark Lane Keliison Larry S. Kennedy Kemmy Don Kinbro Kenna Sue King John Mark Kittle Keith Allen Kramer Robert Walter Kreller Rebecca Nydia Lasman Larry Ledbetter Mitchell Harris Merrill Larry Moody Gary Gene Morrison John Dwayne Myers Elaine Lugene Nellans Alexis June Noble Roger A. Palmer Thomas Michal Payne Jerry Marc Peffly Debbie L. Peterson Teresa Lynn Prewitt Vona Rader Arlyn Deen Ray James Kent Richmond, Jr. Joel Capper Rife Chester Leroy Roach Gary Ray Samms Craig Alan Samp Gregory Duane Saxton Thomas Lee Schisler Daryl Edgar Scott Ava D. Seward Douglas Sharp Paul Nicholas Siebenaler Robert Dean Simmons Michael Slabugh Robert A. Slabodnik Peggy Smith Terry D. 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