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

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4 Sets The Twins Seeing double is toil and trou- ble for classmates and instruc- tors who try to sort out the four sets of women twins enrolled at BCCC this year. Three sets of the twins live at the dormitory while the other set of twins live at their respective homes since one of the twins is married. The three sets who live in the dormitory have another factor in common; They are all athletically inclined. Marilyn and Carolyn McKinsey are on the women ' s volleyball and basketball teams, Bari and Shari McCullough are on the basketball team, and Jody and Judy Hesser play softball. Melissa Mitchell and Melinda Mitchell Teter are art students. None of the sets of twins dress- es alike even though three of the sets are identical twins. Marilyn and Carolyn are considered fra- ternal twins although many peo- ple think they are identical. When any pair of the sisters is in the same class, most instruc- tors have a difficult time telling them apart. Classmates and friends seem to have less difficul- ty. The Hesser twins have differ- ent hairstyles which makes it ea- sier to distinguish them. The twins say that they have common likes, dislikes, and friends. DOUBLE VISION on the stairway illustrates that it is difficult to tell which twin is which. On the front row are Carolyn and Marilyn McKinsey from Yates Center. On the second row are Shari and Bari McCullough from Junction City. On the third row are Judy and Jody Hesser from Derby. Photo left, Melin- da Mitchell Teter from Burns and Melissa Mitchell of El Dor- ado. Although the sisters do not dress alike, they seem to have similar tastes in clothes and hairstyles. 16

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' HooralT Only one member of the cheer- leading squad from last year re- turned this year and that was Shannon Randol who left at the end of first semester. Others who were chosen in the fall included Laurie Potter, Juli Brownwood, Karen Adams, Sondra Huggins, and Sheila Highbarger. Three women were chosen last spring to be on the squad and they were given scholarships for their participation. The recipi- ents were Carla Allison, Marcia Hooten, and Shannon Randol. These women were sent to the National Cheerleading Associ- ation camp at Ottawa during the summer. The cheerleaders performed both at home and on the road trips. BCCC CHEERLEADERS Include (front) Juli Brownwood; second row, left to right, Shannon Randol, Carla Allison, Sondra Huggins; top row, Laurie Potter, Marcia Hooten, Karen Adams. JULI BROWNWOOD gives Grizzly Bear a triumphant hug at a football game. SONDRA HUGGINS shows elation when the Grizlies won the homecoming game.