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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

Table of Contents Activities 17 Sports 43 Administration, Faculty, Staff 59 Freshmen 67 Sophomores 83 Specials 95 Second Semester Students 101 Index 122 The Staff Editor Jay Baumann Layout Editor Jan Gahagan Photo Editor Jeff Regier Copy Editor Jill Angell Staff Members Darrell Alexander Butch Berry Derek Dillard Cindy Stout Adviser Jo Rogers Butler County Community College El Dorado, Kansas 67042 Vol. 53 i The 1981-82 school term became a year of changes for the college. Physically, the college chg addition of n ew buildings. Two new eight-plex dormitory buildings, one for males and one for females, resemble houses. Each contains a kitchen area with cooking facilities, a living and dining area, and two private bathrooms. The campus grew with construction of a new building housing the nursing department, journalism, chorus, instrumental music, laboratory science, photography, and audio visual. For fall, a five percent hike over the preceding year in enrollment resulted when 2,327 students enrolled. The 1981 football squad was undefeated and ranked number two in the National Rankings before playoffs started. This was the first time Butler was ranked nationally in twenty years. The year 1981 brought several changes in physical appearance in education, and in school spirit to the campus. The changes are only the beginning of what the campus will encounter as it prepares itself for the students of the future. Dorm Life BCCC added two dormi- tories to the campus this year. The dorms housed 16 stu- dents, eight men and eight women. The new dorms came equipped with kitchens. Sophomores were eligible to live in the new dorms. The old dorm housed 116 stu- dents, 58 each, men and wom- en. Student relaxing in the old dorm are, clockwise: Jeff Sanders, Greg Blackman, Ju- lie Morgan, Louis Craft, and Melanie Crow. RELAXING IN THE NEW DORMITORY are, clockwise, stu dents Valerie Edwards, entering; Nanette Miller, Valerie Ed wards, Shelly Pruitt, Kay Easley, and Steve Foster. Class Time t , BCCC offers a wide area of classes ranging from in- dustrial arts and laboratory science to music and art. The classes offer a wide va- riety of interests to appeal to the student. These stu- dents show their various different reactions to their daily classes. The students this page, left to right, Sue Kelly, Pam Rader; Annette Sowder, Terri Sooter, Gary Cox. On opposite page, Joyce Shevenet, Charles Fuller, instructor; Ted Zweifel, Donnie Greenlee, and Jim Reeves. Homecoming 81 Kim Rising, freshman from Dexter, was crowned 1981 Football Homecom- ing Queen. Rising was nominated by the cross country team, and A. C. Poynter, a sophomore from Wichita, was elected King and was nominated by the drill team. Homecoming festivities began with a Friday morning assembly in the Audi- torium where the king and queen were crowned. The parade and game were on Saturday. Homecoming Parade And Halftime Action In the Saturday morning homecoming parade, floats and the Pep Band were featured. The drill team performed at half-time at the homecoming game. The Grizzlies were victorious over Dodge City, 45-6. Fair Activities The Kansas State Fair attracted many students and teachers. Fair activities in Hutchinson were scheduled from September 11-19. Below are students Melissa Mitchell and Mark Martens, and bottom photo Don Toburen, faculty member. KANSAS STATE FAIR THOUSANDS OF SPECTACULAR • SIGHTS SOUNDS it lit Break Time Students taking a break from classes are, right, Butch Berry; below, Greg Darrington, Ricky Johnson, and J.J. Johnson. Summer Lingers What Did That Say? The yearbook staff sponsored its first annual Funny T-shirt con test this year. The contest was held in late September. Students were asked to wear their favorite, funny T-shirt. Approximately twenty students participated in the Contest with two Freshman, Lisa Stal- cup and Brian Cook each winning a five dollar prize for wearing the funniest T-shirt. Students who took part in the contest and are pictured from left to right are Eric Ruge, Jan Gahagan, Dick Osterbuhr, Tim Davis, Jeff Regier, Brian Cook and Brad Almire. On the opposite page left to right are, Jeff Meyer, Dick Osterbuhr, Lisa Stalcup, Joel Summeral, Cheryl Juby, Frankie Nunn, Scott Baus, Kyle Toburen, and Greg Blackman. £-:«v UNIVERSE STUDIO 16 Central Avenue with its many fast food restaurants and recreational establishments is the mc popular street in El Dorado for students. Activities Changing Times - Parade Participation Grizzly Staff Gets New Area Working out of packing boxes in its temporary headquarters, The Grizzly staff got off to a slow start. The group started the semester in the trailer on the back parking lot, and the week before finals made the move into the new building. Editor-in-chief, Jay Baumann, and advisor Jo Rogers attended the nation- al convention of the Associated Colle- giate Press in Miami Beach. They at- tended sessions that provided them with special ideas used in preparation of the yearbook. Four staff members, Jan Gahagan, Jill Angell, Jeff Regier, and Jay Bau- mann toured the Josten ' s American Yearbook Company in Topeka and learned how the company produces the yearbook. The Grizzy staff members included Jay Baumann, editor-in-chief; Jan Ga- hagan, layout editor; Jeff Regier, pho- tography editor; Jill Angell, copy edi- tor; Cheryl Juby, staff secretary. Oth- er members were Cindy Stout, Darrell Alexander, Derek Dillard, and Butch Berry. CHERYL JUBY, yearbook typist, takes a break from typing copy. Jay Baumann, editor-in- chief, surveys the scene going on in the staff room. Lower left, Jill Angell, copy editor, is pleased as she looks over pictures to be used. Lower right, Jan Gahagan, layout editor, works on one of the many pages appearing in the book. I ML %Li w j STAFF MEMBER Darrell Alexander studies a football roster to identify people in a picture. Butch Berry, staff member, and Jo Rogers, faculty advisor, break the deadline tension by doing a little jammin ' to Butch ' s radio. Center, Cindy Stout, staff member, concentrates on a difficult page layout. Lower, Jeff Regier, photog- raphy editor, finds working in the new dark room in the new building a real improvement over the make- shift facilities of last semester. Right, Derek Dillard works out layout plans. The Lantern Exposes Everything The Lantern, BCCC ' s weekly student newspaper, was to wind up the year with nearly 30 issues, including a football homecoming edition and an extra heralding the football team ' s rise to national championship. The student-published paper, which has won state and national awards, did not sidestep issues important to students and top news stories that involved investigation by reporters and editors. Included were stories discussing controversy over, yearbook bidding and questions about funding a football fan trip to Colorado, as well as the consumption of alcoholic beverages by outside groups in the Student Union. 1981-82 Lantern staff members included: Tom Harms, editor in chief; Gary Leach, managing editor; Bill Evans, business manager; Deb. O ' Brien and Jim Keesling, news TOM HARMS, editor-in-chief, crashes under his desk the morn- ing after an all night session working to beat the deadline on the newspaper. Larry Erickson, chief photographer, enlarges a photo in the dark room in the new building which journalism moved into for second semester. editors; Jay Baumann, feature editor; Matt Krause, enter 7 tainment editor; Ted Zweifel, sports editor; Dick Oster- buhr, assistant sports editor; Michele Webb, copy editor; Lee White, city area editor. Staff reporters were; Kathy Kuntz, Sam Ruggles, Valer- ie Cornwell, Keith Lindsey, Joyce Dutton, Paul Taylor, Valerie Edwards, Zachary Lamb, Mitch Fabry, Shelley Crawford, Darren White, David Russell, Mark Sudduth, Cindy Stout, Cammy Litchfield and Sondra Huggins. Photo art staff members were: Larry Erickson, chief photographer; Steve Johnson, staff artist; Jeff Regier, Chuck Carson and Brock Faulkner, photographers. Jill Olson and Alisa Sixkiller comprised the production staff. Bill Bidwell was faculty adviser. MODERN EQUIPMENT in new facilities help editor Tom Harms handle his work on The Lantern. Upper right, faculty adviser Bill Bidwell feels the deadline stress. The paper rolls off the press. Gary Leach writes his editorial. Lower right, Matt Krause writes an entertainment review. ; ... i m, ' At Work LANTERN STAFF members are gathered round the copy desk. On the rim (from left) are Jim Keesling, news editor; Lee White, area editor; Alisa Sixkiller, typesetter. Cen- ter, Ted Zwiefel, sports editor, gets stats for a story. Lower left, Steve Johnston staff art- ist, works up a cartoon. Chuck Carson looks for a good negative in the new darkroom. Business manager Bill Evans pastes up one of the ads he sold. Students Celebrate In one weekend, the Grizzlies with partial walkout our f00tba11 and cross country By Ma« Kraus, ' „,„„,„,„„, teams— did themselves proud Few students showed for classes Monday in celebration of Sunday ' s O rjf] nFOVPH tVlPV Z T P flf victory over Northeastern Oklahoma, but the walkout was halfhear- Cillv t JL w v tllc J al C Ul t bystudents. national quality. DEC A DlanS Library acquires fashion shOW | newb °° ks WhaUweekend! Editors to ACP conference NUnn AII AfTi6riCdr CoffeyvilleTuition Showdown to ex im Campus housing- 9 ' No problem here ' . narne . rs 6 Jazz Arts, Headliners perform j|3g| 111 11311011 Devane elected to UW office «$fc|M| SS benefits to vani sh Dr. Unger ||m Entering frosh to resign «Mj feel Reagan axe GO GRIZZLIES!! KIFJ] Endowment record achieved Fines unpaid? No grades « £rS S SKSM S Bookstore, stereo thefts investigated Tracksters 1st at Hays Purple, Q O I d 9 Grizzlies are All-Starswaving high IT ' S THE YEAR OF THE GRIZZLY Anne Frank ' Grizzlies pour it on £ n ht? e Cheerleaders Are Split Despite the thrill of leading cheers for winning teams in both football and basketball, several cheerleaders chose to give up their positions dur- ing the school term. First semester football cheerleaders were sophomores Julie Brownwood, Sondra Huggins, Laurie Potter, and Annette Sowder. Second semester, Potter and Sowder quit and were replaced by sophomore Valerie Edwards and freshmen Lori Horner and Arlene Reekie. Then Huggins and Reekie pulled out of the squad but Huggins appeared as the bear mascot several times. Honeybears, A Hit A chorus line touch was added to the football and basketball games by the Honeybear drill team. The drill team performed most of its routines to live music played by the pep band. The Honeybears received new uniforms for the basketball season, also. The squad had six returning sophomores. They were Michele Webb, captain; Roxanne Seager, co- captain; Debbie Bogart, Felicia Butts, and Melody Doyal. Freshmen members included LeeAnn Grif- fith, DeeAnn Griffith, Andrea Turner, Sue Kelley, Cathy Canady, Paula Harms, and Darcy Ralston and Toni Pollard who left the squad at the end of first semester. All Butler County women who are on the drill team receive scholarships to attend BCCC. HONEYBEARS DRILL TEAM in formation include (photo left, from left, front row) Pau- la Harms; second row, Melody Doyal, Mi- chele Webb, Roxanne Seager, Susan Kelley, Felicia Butts, Toni Pollard, Debbie Bogart; third row, Lee Ann Griffith, Andrea Turner, Dee Ann Griffith; top row, Cathy Cannady. Top photo, Harms, Cannady, Butts, Kelley and Webb. Middle photo, Honeybears march in the homecoming parade. 25 SAC On The Go By planning movies, football homecoming activi- ties, skating parties, a ski trip, and dances, the Stu- dent Activity Council was kept busy. Brenda John- son served as first semester president, and Jeff Cox served second semester. Members of SAC include: Jeff Cox, Brenda Johnson, Gary Leach, Phillip Banks, Karen Sommerhauser, Leanne Hillwig, Ker- ry Dees, Brad Habermehl, John Ingalls, Steve Fos- ter, and Debra Sawtelle, advisor. JEFF COX served as second semester SAC president. Brenda Johnson served as first semester SAC president. A.C. POYNTER, BCCC sophomore, enjoys one of the skating parties sponsored by the Student Activities Council. SAC MEMBERS pictured are front row, Gary Leach, Jeff Cox, SAC president; Phillip Banks, and Debra Sawtelle, SAC advisor. Back row, members are Karen Sommerhauser, Leanne Hillwig, Kerry Dees, Brad Habermehl, and John Ingalls. 26 Changing Seasons   - Weather changed from the cool fall nights to cold winter days on the campus. Above, icicles hang from the eaves. Above right a calm, fall day. Below, Rick Remsbeg, Debbie Sparks, and Jim Phillips sled down the El Dorado Lake dam during the snow day. 27 Bands Play Around The Pep and Concert Band performed at football and basketball games and for three on-campus concerts throughout the year. The same members make up both bands. The Pep Band performed at away games at Coffeyville, Cowley County, and at the Rodeo Bowl game Held in Arkansas City. The pep band performed for the Honeybears ' routine at both football and basketball games. The band members and director received a plaque from the football team and coaches thanking them for the support that was given to the team by the band. The concert band presented a Christmas concert and two spring concerts. Doug Talbott directed the bands. DOUG TALBOTT, director of the jazz bands, leads the Pep Band at a pep, concert, and football game. THE PEP BAND (above) makes one of its many appearances at a football game. Below (left) A thank- you plaque is awarded to the Pep Band by the football team and coaches. Right, The Pep Band members strike their poses in front of the drive-in theater during the fall semester. T E SEAS. fW l lll W H.: ton n«E THE M IE TBI 28 F5 ' 7 .- Butler Jazz Band Performs In Nevada The Jazz Band ' s biggest event of the year was traveling to Reno, Nevada for the International Jazz Festival, March 9 through 15. The band ' s members were also invited to the Bethel Invitational Jazz festival in Newton. The band performed three on-campus concerts and went on fall and spring tours to area high schools accompanied by the Headliners, a vocal group. The Jazz Band was under the direction of Doug Talbott. BUTLER JAZZ BAND PARTICIPANTS (above) warm up in the band room of the new building which opened second semester. Below, Concert Band members Amy Allenbach and Patti Brinkmeyer get in some practice. David O ' Donnell plays his French horn during class. Vocal Numbers Up The vocal department made many changes and ad- vances this year with its new director, Linda Pohly. Many more participated in vocal music than formerly. The new name given to the collegiate singers, a select group of 14 vocalists, was The Headliners. First semes- ter Headliners included Michelle Nolan, Sharon McVi- car, Kelly Palmer, Cathy Browning, Kathy Griggs, Valer- ie Cornwell, Janice Paisley, Terri Wallace, David Hein- rich, Jeff Meyer, Jay Baumann, Jeff Regier, Matt Krause, and John Ingalls. Jim Speer joined the group second semester and Browning left. Nancy Johnson was accom- panist for the singers. The Headliners performed publicly many times throughout the year at churches, clubs, and area high schools. In February, Roger Emerson, vocal clinician, conductor and arranger from California, was on campus and held a workshop with the Headliners and area high school pops groups. The choir made an enrollment increase from 24 first semester to 33 members second semester compared to last year ' s 10 members. Participating members this year in- cluded both faculty and students. Linda Pohly, Vocal Director The Headline rs are front row (L-R), Nancy Johnson, Michelle Nolan, Sharon McVicar; middle row (L-R), Terri Wallace, Janice Paisley, Kathy Griggs, Valerie Cornwell, Cathy Browning, Kelly Palmer; back row (L-R), John Ingalls, Matt Krause, Jeff Regier, Jay Baumann, Jeff Meyer and David Heinrich. 30 MEN ' S QUARTET consisted of L-R Jeff Regier, Jay Baumann, Jeff Meyer, and David Heinrich. Headliners performing at Flinthills high school, L-R, Kathy Griggs, Jim Speer, Michelle Nolan, Jeff Regier, Janice Paisley, and Jeff Meyer. Below: Sharon McVicar sings out on tour. Bottom photo: Roger Emerson takes a break from the all-day workshop with the Headliners and area high school pops groups in February. BCCC Depicts Dramas The first production of two given by the theater department in the fall was Philemon, a contemporary musical. The story evolved around a clown, Cockian, who was arreste d and then bribed by the government to get secrets from the other prisoners. The play was dramatically presented with the aid of song and dance. The cast included: Howard Stewart as Cockian, Lor- raine Romano as Kiki, Jill Angel as Marseyas, Pete Henderson as Andos, Thad Wilson as Servillus, Mathew Kraus as the Commander, and Gina Starkey as the wife. The second show of the season was The Diary of Anne Frank. The story dramatized the difficulties faced by two families forced to hide to avoid being captured by the Nazis. The cast included: Camillia Litchfield as Anne Frank, Gary Leach as Mr. Frank, Lisa Hagan as Mrs. Frank, Stacy Wilson as Margot Frank, Stephen Johnston as Mr. Van Daan, Christina Maria Alfaro as Mrs. Van Daan, Peter Albright as Peter Van Daan, David Heinrich as Mr. Kraler, David E. Leeper as Mr. Dussel, and Alisa Sixkiller as Miep. COCKIAN, portrayed by Harold Stewart is executed by Servillus, played by Thad Wilson. Top Left, Marseyas, played by Jill Angell, is the wife of Cockian, and she sings a haunting love song to him in the contemporary musical presented in the fall and directed by Larry Peters. CAMMY LITCHFIELD portrays Anne Frank in the drama The Diary of Ann Frank. She become friends with Peter Van Daan, played by Peter Albright. Left, the Frank and Van Daan families are together to celebrate the Frank family ' s holiday of Hanukkah. LARRY PETERS, Delta Psi sponsor, and Cammy Litchfield, Delta Psi President. Delta Psi Delta Psi Omega is a national honorary drama fraternity on the Butler County campus. Kansas has seven chapters and there are 200 national chapters. Butler ' s Delta Psi chapter is the 95th in the na- tion. The chapter started on this campus in 1935, and was sponsored by L.W. Nixon. Membership to this fraternity is based on student involvement with drama produc- tions. To become a member a student must be invited and is required to attend an invitation ceremony where he is asked questions about the fraternity, the Greek Alphabet, and presents a memorized mono- logue. Delta Psi Omega president is Cammy Litchfield. Other members include Shelley Downey, Janice Paisley, Cindy Bowman, Alisa Six- killer, Harold Stewart, David Leeper, Rodger Charles, Kerry Dees, Chris Alfaro, Gary Leach, and Jill Angell. Larry Peters was sponsor of the fraternity. DELTA PSI fraternity members pictured are, front row: Gary Leach, Chris Alfaro; second row: Kerry Dees, sponsor Larry Peters, Alisa Sixkiller, Cammy Litchfield; and back row: David Leeper and Harold Stewart. 33 Rodeo Ridin ' The Rodeo Club competed against approximately 20, two and four-year colleges in the Central Plains Region division rodeos in Kansas and Texas this year. The club belongs to the Na- tional Intercollegiate Rodeo Associ- ation. Among the projects of the riders were helping the Collegiate 4-H club run a concession stand at the State Fair and co-sponsoring the Hutchin- son Rodeo. J.D. Penwell became the team ' s coach. The club meets once a week for practice from September through May. High school rodeo experience is required for membership because competition is stiff. Team members include Terri Walk- er, freshman barrel racer; Barney Kel- ly, Jim Kelly, and Randall Calvin, sophomore team ropers; Darrel Gray, sophomore bull rider. Joe Reed, fresh- man saddle bronc rider, joined the club in the spring semester. Daniel Ensz is sponsor of the group. THE BCCC 1981-82 Rodeo Team members are, from left to right, Randall Calvin, Terri Walker, Jim Kelly, Darrel Gray, Barney Kelly, and J.R. McCaffree. THE LIVESTOCK Judging Team members are Mike McCune, Stewart Natier, David (Scott) Lewis, Karen McCollum, Kim Boone, Lewis Harper, Joe Linot, and Coach Jim Brookover. THE CALF tries to escape J.R. McCaffree ' s lasso in the calf roping event. Round and round she goes as Terri Walker takes her horse through the paces in the barrell racing event. These are just two of the many events that are participated in by rodeo members. DECA Has State Officers Michelle Smith, BCCC member of Distributive Education Clubs of America, was elected state president of the post secondary division of Kansas. Bob Longnecker was nominated president-elect and is slated to become president in the fall of 1982. DECA is a club for marketing students. In October they attended a fall development leadership conference at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. In November they attended a three day career development conference at Chicago, Illinois. In February they saw Governor John Carlin sign a proclamation for Vocational Educa- tion Week in Topeka. In March they attended a state conference at Wichita. They went to New York City for the National Distributive Education Clubs of America Convention in April. DECA officers included Tim Franta, president; Greg Maus, vice-presi- dent; Sandy Stokes, secretary; Bob Longnecker, treasurer; Michele Smith, reporter. Jim Edwards was DECA sponsor. JIM EDWARDS, DECA Advisor ABOVE; members of DECA are (1 to r) Greg Maus, Michele Smith, John Kowalski, Mary Sheurman, Marsha Bryant, Bob Longnecker, Tim Franta, Sandy Stokes, Paul Lewis, and Innocent Ikhimokpa. Below are (1 to r) Michelle Smith, Kansas DECA president; Bob Longnecker, DECA state president-elect for fall 1982; and Tim Franta, BCCC DECA president. Fas hion In ' 82 Students kept with the changes in fashion by dressing in style. Stylish students included below, Juli Brownwood in a tailored spring sweater, right, Steve Foster models a preppie outfit with a thin straight tie and leather jacket. Bottom, Benny Higgs and Jill Angell take a break from their classes in popular campus sportswear. 36 LEFT — SKIRT, BLAZER, and button-down blouse were popular for spring. Lower left — the ever-popular T-shirt and jeans updated. Below — shirts with animal emblems on the chest were most popular of ' 82 fashions for students. Lower right — the blazer became a popular favorite. Intramurals Popular Intramurals are a fun way for teachers and students to forget the classroom hussle and bussle. It ' s a way to meet more people and for freshmen and sophomores to get to know each other. Intramurals didn ' t really change much in participa- tion from last year, said Jeanette Malone, physical edu- cation instructor. Miss Malone plans all the intramurals for the year. The fall semester had 193 participants. Miss Malone says, the individual sports were weak in some areas, while the team sports were very strong. Tennis started the season off with Jeff Regier, the winner. Flag football then followed with Born to Kill emerging as champs. Cox Jock ' s and Regier ' s were the other football teams. Jim Keesling was victorious in toss- ing horse shoes. The Pfingstens won mixed bowling out of 13 teams. Taking the volleyball section was Regier ' s Follies, followed by the Ace ' s. Coming away with pool singles was John Kendricks. To end the fall season, Rog- er Joyce won table tennis singles. JEFF REGIER, sophomore, was the intramural single tennis win- ner. INTRAMURALS FLAG football winners Born to Kill. Sitting, David Richards, Tony Foulk, Brad Haas, Scott Day; standing, Theresa Westerfield, Kerry Dees, Cindy Bowman, Caryn Vogt, Janice Paisely. 36 Intramural Scoreboard Volleyball 1st- Regier ' s Folly Cpt.- Jeff Regier Mark Moore Jay Baumann Steve May Jeff Sanders Benny Higgs Kim Rising Brenda Walton Darla Reiner Jill Schrader Sarah Balzer Kerry Dees 2nd- The Aces Cpt.- A.C. Poynter Jim Bothner Douglas Ashworth Debbie Bogart Melody Doyle Roxanne Seager Mike Wiebler Jason Mueller Don Weatherby Michelle Webb Kristy Potter Chuck Carson 3rd- Brads Nads Cpt.- Brad Wilkinson 4th- Night Owls Debbie Boss 5th- The Quails Cpt.- Mohammad Bahair Mohr 6th- The Chosen Few Phil Keys 7th- Question Marks Cpt.- Scott Meyer Mixed Bowling 1st- The Pfingstens Cpt.- Darwin Pfingsten Randy Morehead Jackie Fishel 2nd- Gibsons Cpt.- Janet Gibson John Wilson Ricky McElroy Mary Jones 3rd- Coxs Cpt.- Jeff Cox Football 1st- Born to Kill Tony Foulk Cpt. David Richard Scott Day Brad Hass Cindy Bowman Kerri Dees Janice Paisly Caryn Vogt Laurie Potter Theresa Westerfield 2nd- Cox Jocks Cpt.- Jeff Cox Janet Sharp Toni Pollard Vicky Comrie Sarah Balzer Lenda Sheriff Kent Wartick Bill Evans Tim Feller Chris Davis Mike Weibler Robert Pinkerton Paul Taylor Jeff Bratton Mitch Fabry Kathy Gray 3rd- Regiers Cpt.- Jeff Regier Table Tennis 1st Roger Joyce 2nd David O Donnel 3rd Jim Keesling 3rd Jeff Regier Pool 1st John Kendricks 2nd Mark Freeman 3rd Jeff Regier 4th Sam Ruggles Horse Shoes 1st Jim Keesling Tennis 1st Jeff Regier 39 1 B V Jim Keesling, Horseshoes 8$ JS ' S ? Roger Joyce, Table Tennis ... , ' , ■ jl : . I THE SHIRT STOPPERS, Benny Higg ' s intramural basketball team fights hard to win the championship. Going for the rebound is Eugene Pascal while Lowell Weibe, Roger Burd, and Higgs surround him. JOHN KENDRICKS shows his form as he gets ready to shoot another winning game of pool in the Student Union. Kendricks won the pool championship in the intramurals battle. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS in the intramurals program was the team comprised of (from left) Jeff Regier, Brenda Walton, Jill Schrader, Jay Baumann, Sarah Balzer, Benny Higgs, and Steve May 40 Sports Changing Times- Winning Teams 41 Grizzlies Are Number One After finishing 5-3-1 in 1980, the Butler County grid team did a complete turnaround and won the national championship in 1981. The team went through the reg- ular season undefeated, including a 15-14 win over Cof- feyville at Coffeyville in the last eight seconds of the game, two Jayhawk Conference playoff wins over Pratt and Coffeyville and a Rodeo Bowl win over the defend- ing national champion, Northeastern Oklahoma A M Golden Norsemen. The Grizzlies started out with a convincing 26-0 win over the Air Force Academy junior varsity and never looked back. After that win, the Grizzlies rolled over four Jayhawk Conference opponents to set up the show- down with Coffeyville. Going into the game, the Ravens and Grizzlies were both 5-0 with a shot at the conference championship. The Grizzlies drew first blood on Mike Nardone ' s touchdown pass to Tex Allen, but Coffeyville came back and held at 14-9 lead with 2:21 io go in the game. The Grizzlies started the final drive from their own 42-yard line and converted three fourth down conver- sions including the winning touchdown, another Nar- done pass to Allen. After that, the Grizzlies completed the regular season and playoffs and faced an encounter with the Golden Norsemen of Northeastern Oklahoma A M. The Norsemen scored two first quarter touchdowns but then it was all Butler County as the Grizzlies scored a touchdown in the second quarter and two in the third to clinch the national championship. Head football coach was Fayne Henson, in his third year at Butler. Dale Remsberg, a veteran coach at Butler, was defensive coordinator. Steven Braet was defensive line coach, and Paul Cesaretti was offensive line coach. MEMBERS OF THE FOOTBALL squad pictured include (front row, left to right) Dennis C. Allen, RB; John Kowalski, DB; Rod Reynolds, RB; A.C. Poynter, DB; Jeff Sanders, DB; Jimmy Tibbs, DB; Chris Lowry, DB; Louis Craft, WR; Steve Hardesty, WR; Mike Nardone, QB; Darren White, QB; Terry Edwards, Manager. Second row: Paul Cesaretti, OL Coach; Joe Christmon, RB; Kevin Sipple, DB; Frederick Wright, RB; Don Weatherby, DB; Rick Remsberg, TE; Bruce Jacks, OL; Ken Bowen, OL; Mike Gentry, LB; Dan Beaty, DL; Jim Nance, LB; Jay Stehly, LB; Pat Rhyne, Manager. Third row: Greg Blackman, OL; Kent Hannigan, OL; Fred Finke, DL; Greg Darrington, OL; Jim Phil- lips, OL; Jason Mueller, OLB; Aaron Usher, DL; Jim Speer, OL; David Culver, DL; Tom Truman, OLB; Vernon Branson, LB; Steve Braet, DL Coach. Fourth row Fayne Henson, Head Coach; Ricky Johnson, DL; Bryan Watson, DL; Glenn Crawford, OL; Michael Wren, OLB; Phil Keys, OL; Larry Abraham, Dr.; Dennis L. Allen, WR; Charles Green, OLB; Larry Beashore, TE; Wayne Burns, TE; Brad Wilkinson, LB; Von Hardin, WR; Dale Remsberg, Defensive Coordinator. 4. ' BCCC 26 Air Force Academy Prep BCCC 23 Crowley County 6 BCCC 62 Fort Scott 6 BCCC 54 Hutchinson 20 BCCC 35 Pratt BCCC 15 Coffeyville 14 BCCC 45 Dodge City 6 BCCC 42 Garden City 8 BCCC 21 Independence 7 BCCC 34 Pratt 10 1st Playoff BCCC 20 Coffeyville 14 2nd Playoff BCCC 21 N.E.O 14 Rodeo Bowl t miutf zutf m 3ix ii la i9 1 Mike Nardone Jeff Sanders Ken Bowen sanzup grizzlies G i4 z ci s ■ Mm UOil Aaron Usher Greg Darrington Phil Keys Charles Green THE 1981 GRIZZLY captains were sophomores (front row) Mike Gentry and Mike Nardone. (Back row) Ken Bowen and Jeff Sanders. Honors Awarded To Individuals Three members of the 1981 Grizzly football team were chosen as members of the 1981 NJCAA All-American football team. They were Aaron Usher, first team defensive line- man; Greg Darrington, second team offensive guard; and Mike Nardone, honorable mention quarterback. Nine Grizzlies were chosen as first team or second team selections on the Jayhawk Con- ference All-Star Team. They are (top row, left to right) Mike Nardone, first team quarter- back; Jeff Sanders, first team defensive back; Ken Bowen, first team offensive center; (sec- ond row) Aaron Usher, first team defensive noseguard; Greg Darrington, first team offen- sive guard; Phil Keys, first team offensive tackle; (bottom row) Charles Green, first team placekicker; Dennis Tex Allen, second team split end; and A.C. Poynter, second team de- fensive back. Four members of the Grizzly squad were named honorable mention Jay- hawk Conference All-Stars. They were Steve Hardesty, flankerback; Dennis Lobo Allen, offensive running back; Fred Finke, defensive lineman; and Jay Stehley, defensive end. i mk M W k ito Dennis Tex Allen A.C. Poynter ' Impossible ' Dream Comes True The realization of an impossible ' dream occured when the Butler Grizzlies step by step polished off team after team throughout the season. Spectators ' frenzy and teammates ' and coaches ' jubilation were evident at every game, culminating in the big win over Northeastern Oklahoma for the national championship, at the Rodeo Bowl in Arkansas City on November 22. TOP PHOTO, Dennis Tex Allen runs out of the crash frame at the Bowl game. Bottom left, Dennis Lobo Allen congratulates Tex Allen after a touchdown. Bottom right, Mike Nardone ' s passing ability helps make many touchdowns during the season. Number 1 Is Fun TOP LEFT PHOTO, Bryon Watson is congratulated by John Kowalski after recovering a fumble. TOP RIGHT, Mike Gentry holds up the championship trophy for the Rodeo Bowl game. BOTTOM, Dennis Lobo Allen scrambles through defensive lineman in order to make yardage. 45 TOP PHOTO, Quarterback Mike Nardone passes, as the offensive line holds the opponents back. BOTTOM LEFT, Dennis Tex Allen runs in for another touchdown. BOT- TOM RIGHT, Ricky Johnson congratulates A.C. Poynter after he had recovered a fumble. 46 mmnsj ; ..:•:..:;..: seconds DOWN TOP LEFT PHOTO, Don Weatherby and Ken Bowen celebrate the Grizzlies ' victory over NEO A M for the NJCAA Championship. TOP RIGHT, Dennis Lobo Al- len is congratulated by Mike Nardone after making a touchdown. BOTTOM, Mike Nardone hands off to Fre , deric Wright. 47 Spikers Place 4th In Western Conference The volleyball team ranked fourth in the Western Division Conference at Pratt. The Grizz- liettes ' overall record was 10-19-3 and their junior college ranking was 8-17-2. Head coach Debra Sawtelle said of the team, It was a long season but the girls never completely quit. We won nine of our ten matches in the last week of the season and this showed a lot of determination on the part of the team. The women who went out for the team were sophomores, Marilyn McKinsey, Denise Standerfer, Carolyn McKinsey, Annette Sowder, Angie Armstrong, and Tammy Mann. The freshman team members were Arlene Reekie, Lenda Sherriff, Melanie Crow, Tammy Martin, Heather George, and Sharon McVicar. ARLENE REEKIE and Angie Armstrong block a spike, Volleyball MEMBERS OF THE BCCC women ' s volleyball team include front row (left to right), Cynthia Thrasher, Marilyn McKinsey, Annette Sowder, Angie Armstrong, Carolyn McKinsey, and Tammy Mann. Back row, (left to right), Lenda Sheriff, Melanie Crow, Denise Standerfer, Tammy Martin, Heather George, Sharon McVicar, and Arlene Reekie. 48 WOMEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY team mem- bers are (front row from the left) Pam Rader, Vicky Comrie, and Barb VerKinderen. Standing are Kim Rising, Becky Anderson, Linda Stackley, Allison Leake, Rachel Seager, and Coach John Francis. Lower pho- tos; left, Allison Leake ponders on her race of the day. Right, Vicky Comrie receives a helping hand and an encouraging word from Coach John Francis. Anderson Runs National Meet In its second year of existence, the women ' s cross country team did well with three returning squad members, Becky Anderson, Barbara VerKinderen, Vicky Comrie, and new members in- cluding Pam Rader, Kim Rising, Linda Stackley, Allison Leake, and Rachel Seager under the tutelage of Coach John Francis. The women finished third at the Re- gion VI meet in Wichita, ending the sea- son. Although the Grizzliettes as a team did not qualify for the national meet, Becky Anderson qualified as an individual, fin- ishing 94th in the national field of 134. Her time was 21:01.75. Harriers Rank 6th, NJCAA The Grizzly cross country team had a superb year for 1981, compiling three first place finishes and three second place finishes for the season. The har- riers placed second in the Region VI meet in Wich- ita. Butler then went on to place sixth in the NJCAA Championships in Wichita. Frankie Nunn was the Grizzlies ' number one man in Region VI with a time of 25:07, which earned him Ail-American. Butler had four harriers break the 26:00 minute barrier with Nunn, Jeff Miller 25:32, Kevin Miller 25:36, and Paul Taylor 25:51. Ollie Isom is the coach. Butler has placed in the top ten in the nation eight times in 15 years. CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS Jeff Miller, Frankie Nunn and Paul Taylor, Jeff Miller, Frankie Nunn and Joel Sumearall. Sec- Kevin Miller discuss the race in a rainstorm. Right, Jeff Miller ond row, Coach Ollie Isom, Keith Cation, Lyle Keesling, Jeff cools off after a race. Below, the BCCC team members include McCullough, Kent Wartick, Steve Ades and Jim Keesling. The (front row, from left) Scott Garlich, Chris Pruett, Kevin Miller, team ranks sixth nationally. 50 ABOVE, Butler County Cross Country team members who par- ticipated in NJCAA Cross Country Nationals are front row. Joel Sumearll, Paul Taylor and Jeff Miller. Back row: Chris Pruett, Kevin Miller, Scott Garlich and Frankie Nunn. BELOW LEFT, Coach Ollie Isom talks over running strategy with Jeff Miller. BELOW RIGHT, Frankie Nunn is congratulated by a member of the girls ' cross country team. Nunn was also named All-Ameri- can in the NJCAA because of his fifteenth place ranking in the nation. Basketball Moves Up Butler County ' s basketball team surpassed all expectations in 1982, sporting the second winningest record in the Grizzlie ' s histo- ry. Before the season started coach Jack Sutter and assistant coach Gene Arnold ' s goal was to improve upon the 1980-81 record. But by the Christmas break, the Grizzlies had already improved on that mark by standing at 12-2. After Christmas, the team went 6-0 in conference play action before falling to Dodge City at Dodge for the Grizzlies first league loss. Returning sophomore players were Steve Foster, Andre Barber, James Douglas, and Major Craig. Douglas, East St. Louis, 111., made the All Tourney Butler Classic and the Forest Park (Mo.) MVP (most valuable player) award for six feet and over. Barber, Topeka, was selected MVP, six feet and under at Forest Park. At press time the Grizzlies were 21-5. With three games left, the Grizzlies have a shot at winning the Jayhawk Conference. Henry Ford and Douglas were leading scorers for the team. JOHN FORD goes up for two. KNEELING — ANDRE BARBER, Head Coach Jack Sutter, Steve Foster, Back row (L-R) — Pat Rhyne, Charles Green, Major Craig, Henry Ford John Ford, James Douglas, Earl Walker, Gary Alford, Keith Morton, Tim Davis, Butch Berry, Assistant Coach Gene Arnold. 52 ' •■ ' Jf • Scoreboard BCCC 79 Perm Valley 67 73 Allen County 69 69 Cowley County 65 88 Kansas City 73 78 John A. Logan 75 87 Forest Park 79 84 Independence 86 92 Highland 80 93 Cloud County 81 66 Allen County 69 92 Cowley County 57 103 Hesston 66 72 Central College 70 61 Penn Valley 62 64 Hutchinson 62 96 Seward County 62 66 Barton County 63 81 Cloud County 75 96 Pratt 79 71 Dodge City 80 56 Garden City 49 56 Hutchinson 58 71 Seward County 53 100 Central College 77 94 Barton County 97 93 Hesston 87 76 Pratt 83 81 Dodge City 84 64 Garden City 60 75 Dodge City 77 TOP RIGHT: Butch Berry shows his vertical jumping ability as he goes up for two points against Pratt. Bottom left: Major Craig jams the ball with authority. Bottom right: James Douglas and Steve Foster go after a loose ball as teammate Henry Ford watches with anticipation. 54 BUTLER WINS its own clas- sic and the team shows its happiness in victory. Team members are (sitting) Steve Foster, and Major Craig. (Kneeling) James Douglas, Henry Ford, Earl Walker, and Butch Berry. (Standing) Assis- tant Coach Gene Arnold, Tim Davis, Gary Alford, Andre Barber, John Ford, Head Coach Jack Sutter. Bottom left — John Ford pulls up for two. 55 MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL team included (standing from left) Beth Patterson, assistant coach; Marilyn McKin- sey, Angie Armstrong, Debra Sparks, Lori Embree, Debbie Bishop, Delinda Fowler, Laurie Hiatt, Sherri Klassen, Jo Stuber, Tonya Kerschner, head coach; kneeling: Cindy Bowman, Denise Clements, Bari McCullough, Shari McCuliough, Janet Sharp, Theresa Wester- field, Tammy Mann. Below left: Head coach Tonya Kerschner. Be- low Right: Beth Patterson assistant coach. ' .. - £ ff Women Set Record The women ' s basketball team had a slow start this season, but ended the year by running up the scoreboard of 105-57 against Garden City in the final game of the season. The score of 105 set a school record. This was assistant coach Beth Patterson ' s first year, along with head coach Tonya Kerschner, at Butler. They re- marked, The women did not start off playing as a team, but coming down the stretch they started to come together and started playing as a team. The Grizzliettes won their first opener against Allen County 49-39. The Grizzliettes, towards the end of the sea- son began to play like a team and improved their over-all season 9-17 and the league record of 4-8. Even though the women came together they did not make it to the play-offs. They will have six women returning next year with hopes of a better season. ABOVE: THERESA WESTERFIELD passes off to De- bra Sparks. Upper right: Debra Sparks looks for some- one open. Bottom right: Shari McCullough gets the ball off. BOTTOM PHOTO: Bari McCullough shows her dribbling skills. Upper left: Marilyn McKinsey lays up for two. Upp right: Debra Sparks shoots the jumper. pd m Administration, Faculty, Staff Changing Times - Better Teaching Facilities 59 Administration Builds Changing, times were in evidence in the accomplishments of the adminis- tration. For the first time in over a decade and a half a new classroom building was built on the campus. Members of the administration studies the needs, feasibility, and financing of the project and presented the idea to the Board of Trustees last June for its approval. The architect ' s plans were approved and construction started immediately. The building was occupied by its first tenants just before semester break. Dr. Carl Heinrich, president, said of the school term: This has been an exciting year. We have set new records in sports, we have set new records in enrollment, and we feel we have set a new record in overall achievement at the college. I am pleased with the year and proud of everyone who has had a part in this success. Dr. Carl Heinrich, President Ron Wison, Dean Applied Science Technology William Cummins, Dean of Student Services Dr. Larry Devane, Dean Liberal Arts Sciences Susan Gilliland takes dictation from Dr. Devane. BCCC Trustees The Board of Trustees underwent two changes in personnel during the school term. Pat McGee, Augusta, re- signed at the end of the fall term and the Board selected Wayne Matlock, Andover, to fill the unexpired term. Dr. Sue Unger, chairperson of the Board, resigned March 1 and her suc- cessor was to be named by the remain- ing Board members. The Trustees ' approval for a new classroom building came into realiza- tion when the building was completed in December. A termination case for a long-time instructor involving alleged malfea- sance at the college had to be dealt with by the Board during the spring term. The Board ' s negotiations with the teachers ' bargaining unit ended early this year with the teachers ' signing in January. DR. CARL HEINRICH ADDRESShb a group or downtown people explaining some of the long range goals of the college. BOARD OF TRUSTEE MEMBERS attend their monthly meeting in the Board Room on the campus. From left are Eugene Fisher, Augusta; Pat McGee, Augusta (resigned); Greg Mathias, El Dorado; Dr. Sue Unger, chairperson (resigned); Keith Martin, El Dorado; James Hittle, Towanda; Dr. Carl Heinrich, president of the college. The Board meets the first Monday of each month. Faculty-Staff Faculty members number more than 100 including part-time faculty. Some faculty also serve as division chairmen who are classified as administrators. BCCC faculty members do not have aca- demic rank as do four-year college faculty; therefore the faculty are all called instruc- tors. The term staff covers everyone who works at the college but who is not faculty or administration. But a number of staff members such as the director of buildings and ground are also in administrative posi- tions. Part-time faculty who service not only the off-campus facilities but also teach on campus now out-number the full-time ten- ured faculty members who are career teach- ers with graduate degrees. Lynn Havel instructs two of his students in one of his many art classes. John Anderson Division Chairman r Phil Anderson Baseball Coach Assistant Director, Financial Aid Burl Arhogast Electronics Karla Arnall Secretary Pat Bayles Nursing Director Sue Beattie CIS Instructor Bill Bidwell Journalism Newspaper Adviser Victor Bland Counselor Jay Brinkmeyer Data Processing Barbara Carroll Nursing Robert Chism Art Joy Choens Adult Resources Vickie Cochrane Paraprofessional Nancy Collins Athletic Secretary Janet Coryell Social Science Pat Couger Mathematics 62 Faculty-Staff Laura Dargitz Secretary Cindy Dellett Secretary Ethel Dunsmoor Secretary Patty Emmerich Mathematics Daniel Ensz Agriculture Roland Ensz Social Science Pam Evans Nursing John Francis Track Coach Larry Friesen Mathematics Lois Friesen English Cathy Frisbie Data Processing Charles Fuller Biological Science Ken Goering Auto Body Ann Hamrah CIS Glenda Harmon Secretary Clyde Heibert Physical Science Rosemary Kelly Library Assistant Carol Klein Business Karla Knaussman CIS Everett Kohls Director, Admissions and Records John Lay Social Science Nancy Lewis Staff David Longfellow English 63 Shirley Longfellow Office Education Pat Lowrance Speech Lori Madison Secretary Amos Marsh Physical Science Mathematics Marjorie Marsh Music Dennis Martens Machine Technology Jim Mayfield Welding Verna McCulley Secretary Randy Morehead Data Processing Jerrilee Mosier Paraprofessional coordinator Elmo Nash Mathematics James Ohl Drafting David Panton Data Processing Larry Peters Theater-Speech Pat Place Secretary Genny Pletcher Secretarial Center Jean Plummer Director, Public Information Linda Pohly Vocal Music 64 taff Curt Sommers Carpentry Sonja Sommers Paraprofessional Connie Stotts Business Office Judy Strain Counseling, Psychology Chris Swilley Bookkeeper Doug Talbott Music Phil Theis Biological Science Don Toburen Humanities Division Chairman Bill Trent Guidance Director Marie Waltman Library Asst. Loretta Whitney Business ART INSTRUCTOR Robert Chism prepares an air balloon for take-off. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE instructor classes. biology notes Freshmen Changing Times - Larger Classes 67 Freshmen Involved In Butler Activities Enrollment at the college was up this year in compari- son to last year. According to registrar Everett Kohls, the main reason for the increase was the jump in tuition at four year state schools. This year ' s freshmen moved with the changes and got involved in a wide range of extracurricular activities. Student activities council elected freshman Brenda Johnson as president and freshman Leanne Hillwig as secretary. Freshman Michele Smith was elected state president of the Distributive Education club. Several freshmen became involved with sports this year. Twenty-six members of the Grizzly ' s number one football team were freshmen. The cross country team which placed sixth in the nation had seven freshman team members, including Frankie Nunn, who was named All-American. He was the only Kansan to re- ceive the honor this year. Other Freshmen who got involved in activities in- clude Jody Ferguson who became a Grizzly mascot, and two cheerleaders, Lori Horner and Arlene Reekie. Kim Rising, a Dexter freshman was named football home- coming queen. Freshmen staff members on The Lantern included Lee White, city area editor; Jim Keesling; news editor; Cathy Browning, assistant news editor. Freshmen editors on The Grizzly included Jan Gaha- gan, layout editor; Jill Angell, copy editor. Other freshmen found their niches in band, chorus and drama participation. David Ade McPherson Robert Ades El Dorado Doug Aeschliman Wichita Ralph Agudelo Ciudad Guyana, Venezuela Mitchell Ahlefeld Wichita Peter Albright Augusta Darrell Alexander Burrton Angie Alfaro Augusta Gary Alford Valley Center Dennis L. Allen Dallas, TX Holly Allen El Dorado David Allgood Wichita Martha Allison Augusta Stephen Allison Augusta Brad Almire Mulvane Julia Anderson El Dorado Jill Angell Mulvane Andrew Artzer Topeka Kenneth Arvieux Rose Hill Muhammed Assod Wichita Martin Atherton Eureka Kerri Atwood El Dorado Sandra Jean Bachman Mulvane Teresa Baily El Dorado Thomas Baisel Hillsboro Gary Bakins Wichita Jane Ballin Cambridge Phillip Banks Ann Arbor, Mich. Allen Barbar Topeka Mahbabul Bari Wich ita 68 Jeff Bratton El Dorado if Lesmes Boada Caracas, Venzuela Ailene Bolton Augusta Karen Bolton Augusta Carl Bowlin Whitewater Jill Braddy Douglas Vernon Branson Valley Center Aaron Barnes Leon Joel Basinger Derby Judith Bass Augusta Roger Baughman El Dorado James Beach Augusta Thomas Bealby Wichita Diana Beardsley El Dorado Larry Beashore Kansas City Daniel Beaty Silver Lake Shirley Beavers Augusta Jeff Becker El Dorado Angela Belcher El Dorado Darrell Berry Wichita Anna Beye Whitewater Donald Beye Augusta Debbie Bishop Maize Kim Blake El Dorado Dexter Bloodworth El Dorado JEFF SANDERS, Kansas City, Ks. sophomore, stands up to get a better view of the football pe p assembly being held in front of the Student Union. 69 Ken Bratton Augusta Kenneth Breckbuhle Wichita Tony Brewster Sedan Christene Brickley El Dorado Cheryl Brown El Dorado Don Brown Wichita Danny Bruch El Dorado Trent Brunner Peabody Diane Bryson El Dorado Brenda Bullock El Dorado Steve Burnham El Dorado Bonnie Cain Benton Lisa Campbell White City Cathy Canady Augusta Kim Carmichael El Dorado Mark Carroll Towanda Charles Carson McPherson Mark Carson El Dorado Keith Cation Augusta Kevin Cation Augusta Jeff Chaff in Valley Center Rodger Charles Valley Center Terry Chastain Eureka Yeang Chea El Dorado ' PRODUCE YOUR MEAL TICKET or pay your money ' Frankie Nunn is told by Pam Rader at the entrance to the cafeteria. Although each student is assessed a fee each semester for the Student Union, this year no student is allowed into the cafeteria area unless the student produces a meal ticket or pays a fee for a complete meal. 70 Freshmen Michael Chilcott Atlanta Lailin Chin El Dorado Rex Chrisco Augusta Joe Christman Kansas City. KS Denise Claassen Whitewater Dana Clark Augusta Denise Clements Wichita Gina Clements El Dorado Rod Coker Wichita Lanell Colbert Wichita Ruth Collins Atlanta Janice Conde Douglass Robert Conner El Dorado Bryan Cook Mulvane Brian Coryell El Dorado James Cotter Wichita Brent Cottrell Douglass Kary A. Crandell Wichita Renae Cranston Wichita Julia Crawford Augusta Meianie Crow Topeka David Culver Overland Park CalHe Cummins Augusta Dolo res Curnutt El Dorado Shelly Dauber El Dorado Brad Davenport El Dorado Gary Davenport El Dorado Walter Davenport El Dorado Dwayne Davis Augusta Juanita Davis Wichita Timothy Davis Butrton Kimberly Dean El Dorado Troy Deib.1 Rose Hill Russel Denton Towanda James Dienst Potwin Derek Dillard Topeka Carlene Dillner Derby William Doornbos Wichita Michael Dowers Oxford Ma Dung Wichita Lynne Eassiinger Wichita Terry L. Edwards Coldwater 71 Freshman Paul Eichkorn Valley Center James Ely Topeka Lori Emhree Topeka Richard English Wichita Teresa Enloe Wichita Santana Enrique Wichita Larry Erickson Augusta Sharon Eshleman El Dorado Bernard Estes Truman, AR Mitch Fabry Topeka John Fahler El Dorado Scott Farnez Towanda Brock Faulkner El Dorado Greg Feldman Meade Cynthia Finney Towanda Omer Finney Wichita Rhonda Finney Wichita Robert Fisher Rose Hill Phyllis Flott Wichita John Ford Douglass Henry Ford Scottsboro, AL Shelby Frazier ElDorado Chris Freed Andover Melinda Frost El Dorado Brian Fry Potwin Jo Ann Furgason Wichita Jan Gahagan El Dorado Traci Gaines Potwin Morgan Gardner Wichita Carolyn Garner Leon Juanita Garrison El Dorado Mike Gentry South Bend, IN Heather George Canton Tim Gfeller El Dorado Mansour Ghaedsharati Wichita Sonja Goodwin El Dorado Jeanne Graham Whitewater Kelli Graham Reading Patricia Graham Augusta Kathy Gray El Dorado Charles Green St. Louis, MO Donya Greever Augusta 72 Mary Grier Augusta Chris Grisham El Dorado DeeAnn Griffith Augusta LeeAnn Griffith Augusta Clare Griggs El Dorado Kathy Griggs El Dorado John Guinotte Chanute Tim Guinotte Chanute Terry Haas Mulvane Troy Hagerman Mulvane Jerri Haines El Dorado Cherie Hamilton El Dorado LOSE A PAIR AND STILL HAVE A SPARE is the motto for Lori Embree as she starts across the campus clutching her day ' s supply of shoes. Susan Hall Benton Dala Hamilton Cassoday Karen Hamilton El Dorado Gerald Hannigan Eskridge Von Harden Wichita John Hargadine Andover Paula Harms El Dorado Scott Harris Peabody William Hart Augusta James Hayman Burns David Heinrich Augusta Troy Heminger Wichita Pete Henderson El Dorado Rodney Henderson Greenwich Forrest Herrman El Dorado Elizabeth Hess Cassoday Rick Hess August Deborah Hicks El Dorado 73 Jerry Hill El Dorado Leanne Hillwig Mulvane Dan Hilyard Garden Plain Joe Hoffmann El Dorado Lorraine Horner Augusta Sandy Houser El Dorado Mark R. Howrey Augusta Brent Hudson Wichita Aaron Hughes Kansas City, KS Abby Hughes Anthony Deborah Hunt Augusta Martin Hunt Augusta SANDRA BACHMAN, a freshman from Mulvane, finds typing classes enjoyable, especially when the bell is about to ring and there is nothing left to do on the day ' s exercise. Robin Hunt El Dorado Beth Hurley Augusta Steve Hutchison Augusta Gary Irving Augusta Eleonora Izquierdo Augusta Gary Jacks Wichita Ray Jackson Whitewater Linda James El Dorado Lisa Jernigan El Dorado Brenda Johnson Mulvane Dale Johnson Augusta Janet Johnson Rose Hill 74 J J Johnson Towanda Nancy Johnson Cassoday Russell Johnson El Dorado Steve Johnston Mulvane Eva Jones Wichita Stacee Jones El Dorado Roger Joyce El Dorado Cheryl Juby Rosalia Shirley Keating Lincolnville James Keesling Burrton Brian Kellogg Andover Susan J. Kelley Topeka Brenda Kelly Wichita Shawn Kersenbr Anthony Eddy Ketley El Dorado Danette King Augusta Shari Klapprott Derby Sherri Klassen Derby Delton Knox Wichita John Kowalski Prairie Village Matt Krause El Dorado Gayle Krueger Whitewater Linda Krueger Whitewater Kathleen Kuntz Peck Julie Laforge El Dorado Zachary Lamb El Dorado SUSAN KELLEY, Topeka freshman, lingers after lunch in the cafeteria to visit with friends before returning to afternoon classes. 75 Freshmen Lois Lang Derby Joanie Lawrence Eureka Elisabeth Lawson El Dorado Linda Leben EI Dorado Leo Lechner El Dorado Bill Ledford El Dorado Brian LeMay Augusta Cary Lewis Derby Debra Lewis El Dorado Kevin Lewis Augusta Nance Lee Lev Augusta Trisha Ligon El Dorado Ralph Lilley El Dorado Joe Linot, Jr. El Dorado Rita Linot Douglass George Lister El Dorado Karen Little El Dorado Marsha Little El Dorado Melissa Lockard El Dorado Tammy Long El Dorado Robert Longnecker Mulvane Chris Lowry Emporia Phillip Lucas El Dorado Fredinand Lyday Wichita B E A NORTH EAST OKI Kathy McGiaw El Dorado Sharon McVicar Sedgwick Jeff Meyer El Dorado Birtha Milano El Dorado Jane Miller El Dorado Jim Miller Wichita Susan Miller Andover Sue Modlin Eureka Shirley Moomey El Dorado Julie Morgan Wichita Tom Morris Anthony Tim Morton Derby ■..v: v-. • ' :•:-•• wmmmmmm lliiiiaiiiiii .:.x- ; •. •:■:.•■•• ■: mmm mmmmmmmswmsi ■ • • • ' ; x ; : ■ V; -v.- : v. ■•■■•;■.: • David O ' Donnell Wichita Frederick Oberlechne Wichita John Oberlechner Wichita Kelly Palmer Augusta Lori Palmer Augusta Lori Ann Parker Augusta Jeff Parsons El Dorado Gary Patterson Wichita Todd Patterson Augusta Natamon Pechin Wichita Troy Pennington Towanda Alecia Perez Augusta Thomas Perkins Viola Jim Phillips Overland Park Lois Pinkerton El Dorado Eric Pollitt Wichita Brian A. Pontius, Wichita Michael Porter Wichita Kelley Pottorf El Dorado Darla Potter Whitewater Kristi Potter Whitewater Prason Powthong Bangkok, Thailand Donald L. Pritchard Towanda Chris Pruett Bristol, VA Jjgp r ; y 78 Freshmen I Curt Pruitt El Dorado Pamela Rader Mulvane Michael Radwan Wichita Darcy Ralston Augusta Jorge Ramirez Bogota, Columbia Carol Randolph Augusta Kay Renstrom Wichita Arlene Reekie Mulvane Jim Reeves El Dorado George Reich Auburn Darla Reimer Lebo Rick Remsberg Cassoday Patrick M. Resa Augusta Vicki Rew Derby Jackie Rhea Augusta Jennifer Rhea El Dorado Tammi Sue Rhodes Argonia Pat Rhyne El Dorado Melody Richardson Augusta Paula Riner Towanda Kim Rising Burden Brian Ritchey San Diego, CA Ellen Rivard Douglass Susan Roby El Dorado Bruce Roll Leon Teresa Rowland El Dorado Lisa Rush El Dorado Shelley Rutz Wichita Michael Ryan Mulvane Sue Saltkill El Dorado Donald Sauer Herington Tammi Sauer Herington Chris Scafe Overland Park John Scanlon El Dorado Donald Schmidt Wichita Theresa Schneider Augusta Tony Schountz Wichita Jill Schrader Lebo Brad Sechler Wichita Rachel Seager El Dorado Randy Seager Parsons Sharon Shawn El Dorado 79 Freshmen Tyrone Shelby Wichita Lisa Sherwood Wichita Doug Shinpaugh El Dorado Stephanie Shipley El Dorado Charles Shirley Wichita Steve Shores Wichita Holly Shropshire El Dorado Kevin Sipple Kansas City Brenda Smith Hamilton Michele Smith Clay Center Scott Snow Peck Karen Sommerhauser Mulvane Teresa Sooter Wichita Debbie Sparks Topeka James Speer El Dorado Belinda Sperry El Dorado Linda Stackley Burns Lisa Stalcup El Dorado Joe Stalder Chapman Steve Starkel El Dorado Gina Starkey El Dorado Brett Steele Augusta Mike Stephens Wichita Harold Stewart El Dorado Kerry Stine Whitewater Rhonda Stokes El Dorado 80 Sandy Stokes El Dorado Tom Strickland Wichita Jolita Stuber Gillette, WY Elwyn Stucky Cassoday Debbi Sullivan El Dorado Julie Teter Benton LARRY BEASHORE AND DENNIS ALLEN are in the Student Union preparing to eat. Beashore is a Kansas City, Ks. freshman and Allen is a Dallas Texas freshman. 81 Freshmen 82 Shae Wakefield Douglass Earl Walker Ft. Lauderdale, FL Jeffrey Walker Chicago Heights, IL Terri Walker Piedmont Gary Wall Wichita Terri Wallace Augusta Toni Walter El Dorado Brenda Walton Enid, OK Brona Watkins El Dorado Becky Watts Wellington Don Weatherby McPherson Jeffrey Weaver Wichita Marty West El Dorado Theresa Westerfield Whitewater Gregory Whaley El Dorado Darren White St. Louis, MO Lee White El Dorado D. Benjamin Whiteside Potwin Jo Whiteside Potwin Linda Wick El Dorado Anita Whitney El Dorado Sylvia Wilcox Wichita Carey Williams Wichita Jimmy Wilson El Dorado Mary Wilson El Dorado Shirley Wilson El Dorado Stacy Wilson EI Dorado Frederick Wright Kinlock, MO Lisa Wright Leon Martin Yeager Augusta Man Bynn Yong El Dorado Cathy Ysidro El Dorado Sophomores Changing Times - Full Grandstands Sophomores Involved Sophomores became active in several of BCCC ' s or- ganizations. In sports, the football team boosted 19 returning lettermen and two solid recruits. The 21 sophomores include Mike Nardone, quarterback; Steve Hardesty, wide receiver; Louis Craft, Dennis C. Allen and Rodney Reynolds, running backs; Bruce Jacks, Ken Bowen, Greg Darrington, Greg Blackman, Glenn Crawford, Phil Keys, and Wayne Burns, offen- sive linemen; Jeff Sanders and A.C. Poynter, defensive backs; Mike Gentry, Jim Nance, Jay Stehley and Brad Wilkinson, linebackers; and Aaron Usher, Fred Finke and Rickie Johnson, defensive linemen. Returning cross country members were Kevin and Jeff Miller, Lyle Keesling, Steve Ades, Kent Wartick, Paul Taylor and Joel Summearll. The Grizzliettes volleyball team has five returning sophomores: Denise Standefer, Tammy Mann, Annette Sowder, Carolyn McKinsey, Marilyn McKinsey, and two first-year sophomores, Angie Armstrong and Cindy Bowman. The Honeybears drill team had four sophomores win a Sweepstakes trophy at camp. They were Michele Webb, captain; Roxanne Seager, co-captain; Debbie Bogart and Felicia Butts. The other sophomore mem- bers were Karen McGee and Melody Doyal. The cheerleaders had two sophomores return, Son- dra Huggins and Julie Brownwood, and Sophomore Valerie Edwards was elected mid-term. Sophomore Tom Van Anne returned as a pooh bear mascot to the delight of the sports fans. Sophomores Tom Harms, Gary Leach, Deb O ' Brien, Alisa Sixkiller, Ted Zweifel and Bill Evans were staff editors of The Lantern. Jay Baumann and Jeff Regier were editors of The Grizzly. LYLE KEESLING, Burrton sophomore, is an employee bookstore and waits on a customer, Wichita freshman of the college Dana Allred. Steve Ades El Dorado Kay Agard Augusta Peter Aguirre El Dorado Christina Alfaro Augusta Dennis Allen Micanopy, FL Omadel Allen El Dorado Amy Allenbach Kiowa Carla Allison Belle Plaine Brenda Alvarez El Dorado Becky Anderson Topeka Drew Anderson Whitewater Jim Anderson El Dorado Michael Anderson El Dorado Kim Andrews El Dorado Mark Arbuckle El Dorado Mary A. Armstrong Rose Hill Doug Ashworth Wichita Darold Babcock Towanda O l: 84 Mo Bahari Wichita anet Ball Eureka Sarah Balzer Potwin Mona Banta Wichita Andre Barber Topeka Carolyn Barker El Dorado Kelly Basinger Milan ay Baumann urrton lnga Beitz Eureka Curtis Benton Augusta Terry Bird Augusta Faunetta Bloomer Peabody Debbie Bogart Leon Michelle Borman El Dorado Debra Boss Eureka Jim Bothner Wichita Ken Bowen Overland Park, KS Cindy Bowman Augusta Nancy Boxell Rose Hill Chris Boyce Wichita Kathy Bradberry El Dorado Jerald Bradley El Dorado Clifford Brazill Towanda Gay Brickley El Dorado SOPHOMORES CARYN VOGT from Herington and Benny Higgs from Mulvane wait in front of the 4-H Building for the football homecoming parade to begin. They were queen and king attendants. 85 Sophomores Patti Brinkmeyer Douglass Jeramy Brown Augusta Brenda Browning Eureka Catherine Browning El Dorado Juli Brownwood West Covina, CA Roger Burd Osage City Wayne Burns Wichita Felicia Butts Leon RODNEY NICKERSON, Topeka sophomore, strolls across the campus to class in the autumn sun. Class attendance is always good with the students early in the semester. Major Craig Junction City Glenn Crawford Shawnee Mission Crayton Crisler Towanda Linda Cunningham Pot win Charles Curnutt El Dorado Jeffrey Daniels Augusta Greg Darrington Shawnee Mission Paul Dashner El Dorado Criss Davis Sedan Scott Day El Dorado Kerry Dees Ellsworth Rich Dennett Augusta Sandra Diver El Dorado Myrna Donner Wichita James Douglas East St. Louis, IL Shelly Downey Valley Center Melody Doyal Leon Kimberly Ducker El Dorado Mona Dugan Wichita Kay Easley Wichita Valerie Edwards Derby Sandra Elliott El Dorado Alison Englar El Dorado Bill Evans El Dorado Sophomores Louis Harper Augusta Scott Harsh Argonia Ruth Heberle Wichita Carl F. Herrmann El Dorado Jody Hesser Derby Judy Hesser Derby 88 Sophomores Laurie Hiatt Benton Benny Higgs Mulvane Angela Hinchman El Dorado Ronald D. Hobbs Enterprise Marcia Hooten El Dorado Betty Howard El Dorado Damian Hrdlicka Wichita Sondra Huggins El Dorado Michael Hughes El Dorado Brad Hull El Dorado Elizabeth Hutchison Augusta Shari Hyle Belle Plaine John W. Ingalls Andover Saquib Man Wichita Bruce Jacks Kansas City, K.S Mazam Jawadi Wichita Michael Jefferson St. Louis, MO Russel Johnson El Dorado Mary Jones El Dorado Edward Juresic Eureka Daniel Kamau Wichita Lyle Keesling Burrton Susan L. Kelley Wichita Jim Kelly Augusta Phil Keys Wichita Rosalie Kidd Atlanta Marquis Kilby El Dorado Cynthia Knowles Wichita Lisa Kosinski Rose Hill Mary Krummrey Derby Robyn Kufner Cassoday Gail Lansdowne El Dorado Johnny Lawrence Toronto Sherrie Lawson El Dorado Gary Leach El Dorado Alison Leake El Dorado Quy T. Le Douglass Sheri Lewellyn El Dorado Scott Lewis Valley Center Brian Lindsey Eureka Keith Lindsey Eureka Vicki Lindsey El Dorado 89 Sophomores Cammy Litchfield El Dorado Kenneth Locke Augusta Sharon Lodovici Wichita Robin Long Wichita Pamela Lowe Leon Roy Lowmaster El Dorado Tammy Mann Potwin Teresa Marshall El Dorado Greg Maus El Dorado Steve May Wichita Rose Mayginnes Andover Jeff McClean Piedmont Bari McCollough Junction City Shari McCullough Junction City Karen McCollum Fall River Ricky McElroy Beaumont Rita McGinnis Rose Hill George McHaley El Dorado Carolyn McKinsey Yates Center Marilyn McKinsey Yates Center Creigh McLaughlin Burns El-haj Mereih Wichita Scott Meyer El Dorado Deborah Miller Wichita Mike Nardone Beaver Fails, PA jim Nance Wichita Rodney Nickerscm Topeka Alex Njau Nairobi Kenya Tonya Northrup El Dorado Deb O ' Brien El Dorado Fidelis O. Ofoeubu Nigeria Lisa Oglesby Augusta Jill Olson El Dorado Janice Paisley El Dorado Judith Palmer Augusta Angela Parker Potwin Marsha Ramsey Eureka Judy Redfern El Dorado Joseph Redman Wichita Mary Reekie Mulvane Deven Reeves Wichita Jeff Regier Newton Rodney Reynolds El Dorado David Richard El Dorado Steve Richardson El Dorado Todd Robinson Wichita Karl Rohrbaugh Emporia Ray Ross Augusta Jo Ann Ruchman Fall River Jeff Ruggles El Dorado Jeff Sanders El Dorado Linda Sanders Andover Mary J. Schmidt El Dorado Oleta Schmidt El Dorado Barbara Schoffsta El Dorado Rodney Schwemme Towanda John Schwindt El Dorado Roxanne Seager El Dorado Elizabeth Seymour El Dorado 9 2 Sophomores ' i . %:-.} £ i Janet Sharp El Dorado Deanna Shaver Douglass Larry Shawn El Dorado Myron Shinkle Eureka Helen Shively El Dorado Pamela Shull Sedan James Sibley El Dorado Alisa Sixkiller Leon Janna Smaller Towanda Jacque Smith Augusta Dianne Snider Eureka Rosemary Sommers Potwin Annette Sowder Yates Center Patsy Sphar Leon Denise Standerfer Mulvane Jay Stehley Manhattan Kim Stevenson Rose Hill Rick Stevenson Andover Jack Stipp Thayer Patricia Stockton Leon Cynthia Stout Andover Mark Sudduth Andover Joel Sumearll Plainville Patricia Summers El Dorado Sheila Sutter Rosalia Brenda Sutton Haysville Tammyra Swift El Dorado Sharon Tabor Augusta Anne Taylor El Dorado Kym Taylor El Dorado Paul Taylor Johnson City, TN Michelle Thorn EI Dorado Roger Tipton El Dorado Vicki Tipton El Dorado Kyle Toburen El Dorado Be Truong Douglass Vui V. Truong Douglass Aaron Usher Wichita Calvin Varner Towanda Tom Van Anne Lawrence Lori Van Fleet El Dorado Laurie Van Nice Wichita 93 Sophomores Barbara VerKinderen Augusta Scott Vogelrnan Potwin Caryn Vogt Herington Martina Wallace Wichita Shark Wallingford Atlanta Robert Warner Wichita Kent Wartick El Dorado Judy Wealand Cedar Point Michele Webb El Dorado Lorinda Wehry Rosalia Kelly Whetstone El Dorado Gay White Augusta Donna Whiteside El Dorado Gayla Whiteside El Dorado Ricke Whiteside El Dorado Lowell Wiebe Whitewater Mike Wiebler Scraritan Brad Wilkinson Belle Ville Lisa Williams Augusta Rex Williams Wichita Susan Williams Eureka Cash Wilson Sand Springs, OK Cheryl Wilson El Dorado John Wilson El Dorado Scott Wilson Cincinatti, OH Thad Wilson El Dorado Randy Winkle El Dorado Kevin Wohlgemuth Whitewater Mike Wren Widhita Ted Zweifel Mayetta 94 Specials Changing Times - School Spirit ' Special 7 Students Butler County Community College offers classes for part-time students. High school stu- dents, working people, and housewives are just a few of the many students who fall under the special category. BCCC offers special classes in the areas of administration of justice, agriculture, art, auto body, automotive technology, biological science, building trades, business, marketing, data processing, mechanics, drafting, electronics, English, welding, mathematics, psychology, journalism, literature, nursing, and music. A number of students who have earned de- grees but who have come back to school for addi- tional education are also classified as special stu- dents. Verlee Adam El Dorado Doug Adlesperger El Dorado Jose Aguilar El Dorado Helen AUiston Wichita Thomas Arnall El Dorado Joyce Artz Potwin Donald Beason Wichita Brian Beathe El Dorado Floyd Bedigrew Toronto Charlene Blaine El Dorado Connie Blaine El Dorado Sharon Blaylock El Dorado Michael Bodine Atlanta Mona Boone Augusta Steve Borg Andover Bobby Brannan Benton Chris Brault El Dorado Edward Brooke El Dorado Maria Bryant El Dorado David Bryson El Dorado Jeff Bullock Wichita Michael Burke Eureka Judy Burtchet El Dorado Deborah Butler Leon Donna Butts Leon Thomas Caldarera Augusta Ben Carr El Dorado Curtis Caskey Wichita Harlan Chaplin Eureka Arthur Charlet Augusta 96 Specials f A te i Wf  , Robert Lee Geer Derby Toni Geer Derby Dennis Gibson Augusta John Grange El Dorado Britt Cleveland Twanda Rhoda Coffman El Dorado Brenda Coryea El Dorado Myrtle Costello Wichita Michael Cox El Dorado Denise Creed Eureka Marjorie Creed Eureka ne Cross El Dorado anne Dorrell El Dorado Debra Droegemeier El Dorado Dorothy Duckett El Dorado Kathi Dunn Wichita Beulah Elliott El Dorado Mike Ellison Toronto Rick Failes Towanda Wanda Failes Towanda Charles Fisher Rose Hill Karl Friesen Towanda Phillip Graybeal Mulvane Stanley Greenbank El Dorado Roscoe Gulick Toronto Ron Hallaux Towanda AMY ALLENBACH, KIOWA SOPHOMORE, gets in some fall tennis practice on the campus courts. 97 Pat Halter El Dorado Pedro Hartinez Guadalajara, Mexico Robert Heinze El Dorado Janice Helser Augusta Andres Hernandez Mexico City, Mexii Anne Hinkle El Dorado Merrill Hodgden El Dorado Debra Holland Ei Dorado Karee Hooten El Dorado i STEVE MAY, WICHITA sophomore, strides from the Student Union across the campus to his class. Darreli Howrey Towanda Debra Hunnell Leon Patricia Hunnell Leon Joseph Hutchison Rosalia Brad Johnson El Dorado Maty L. Johnson El Dorado 98 William Mantooth El Dorado Rosa Marshall El Dorado Owen Martin El Dorado Kim Mason El Dorado Tracy Masters Towanda John Mellies Atlanta Gerald Merwin Rosalia Linda Metsker Augusta Jeffrey McAbe Wichita Nicki McClure El Dorado Charles McCumber El Dorado James McKenzie El Dorado Harold McLean Piedmont Roger Miller Eureka Joyce Mohr Douglass Shirley Moore El Dorado, James Murfin Latham Ronald Myers El Dorado Kasey Neighbors Eureka Hal Neukirch El Dorado Carol Noval El Dorado David Oldham Park City Marjorie Osborn El Dorado Randy Osborne Towanda 99 2nd Semester Joe Sanders Andover Clinton Schmidt Whitewater Paul Schmidt Eureka Mike Sears Eureka Tim Soule Eureka Marcia Spon El Dorado Daniel Sproul Leon Shelley Stafford Hamilton Paul Stanley Augusta Kent Stanzel Andover Dennis Stafford Augusta Karen Stebbins Augusta Mary Lou Steele Florence Deana Steiner Lincolnville Judith Sutter El Dorado Gipsy Swagger Potwin Donna Swift Cassoday Dorothy Thompson Towanda Gary Tracy Augusta Jim Troutt Eureka Nancy Ward El Dorado Charles Watkins Valley Center Alan Watson Augusta Mary Watson Augusta Linda Wedel Towanda Bobby Wehry El Dorado Wayne White El Dorado David Wilson El Dorado Ronnie Winn Eureka James Zang El Dorado 100 Second Semester Changing Times - Larger Enrollment Spring Enrollment Shows Increase Second semester enrollment at the college made an astounding 17 per cent jump over the spring semester of last year according to Ev Kohls, registrar. The total number of students enrolled topped at 2,598, including 1,481 oncampus students. Kohls said that the spring enrollment ac- counted for an eight per cent increase over the fall semester which is the first time in the history of the school, to his knowledge, that spring has had the higher enrollment. BCCC students were enrolled in 20,636 credit hours in the spring compared to 20,040 hours in the fall. Persons pictured in the second semester section of the book either enrolled second semester or did not get their photos taken first semester. VALERIE EDWARDS, Kay Easley and Paul Taylor ake a break from their student jobs in the cafeteria. Doug Aeshliman Wichita Humphrey Alabaraonye Wichita Doris Albertson El Dorado Melissa Arlenz Wichita Jim Arnold Neodesha Karen Austin El Dorado Mark D. Austin Rosalia Laura Bailey El Dorado Joni Baker Wichita Patricia Baker El Dorado Jodi Balch El Dorado Donna Ball Wichita James Ball Wichita Mahbubul Bad Bangladesh Kenneth Barry El Dorado Pat Bauer Fall River Virginia Baxter Rose Hill David Beal El Dorado Coeta Bechtel El Dorado Rose Benner El Dorado Neal Bergkamp Valley Center Dwight Bergley Douglass Roland Biggerstaff Rose Hill Jackie Boone El Dorado 10. ' Second Semester Kim Boone Toronto Curtis Botkin Wichita Joel Bound Augusta Jamie Boyce Benton Kathy Bradbury El Dorado Linda Brandon Wichita Rose Brenton Rosalia Connie Brown Augusta Marsha Bryant Wichita Janice Buchanan Wichita Vicki Bulling El Dorado Robin Burk Leon Edward Burnett El Dorado Richard Burr El Dorado Tracy Busse El Dorado Gary Buster El Dorado James Carpenter El Dorado Fara Carson El Dorado Dora Carter Potwin Larry Chancey Augusta Hak Chea El Dorado Gary Chrispens El Dorado Dana Clark Augusta Lolita Clark El Dorado Dorothy C. Clear Wichita Jim Clements El Dorado Ruby Cleous El Dorado Don Coddington Wichita Laina Corder Oakdale, CA Glenda Covington Emporia Frank Crandell Wichita Patrick Cubbage Burns Joan Dains Augusta Marjorie Davis Wichita Marvin Davis Towanda Africa Deabru Wichita David Depew Wichita Jan DeVaney Whitewater Dennis Dodds Augusta Constance Doedan Eureka Joyce Dutton Douglass 103 :i: v -; ■. ' . ' ■• ' ?.-.. ' i-i •:: • ' •■■ ' ■7- z K : :: : .- Cindy Heyland Wichita Vicki Hiedeman El Dorado Richard Hill Wichita Diana Hoffman El Dorado Kenneth Howell Leon Rebecca Hughes Hamilton Sherri Hurlhurt El Dorado kie Huslin Rosalia Sally Jackman Leon Judy Jackson Rose Hi! Linda Jemison El Dorado Donna Johnson El Dorado Leonard L Johns El Dorado Norman Johnson El Dorado Beverly jc El Dorado Bryan jc Augusta Brian Kellogg Andover ohn Kendricks Topeka Second Semester Cindy Lawson Augusta Cao Le El Dorado Keno Leigh Towanda Catherine Leslie Augusta Joyce Levering Whitewater Jane Lewis Eureka Tyress Lewis Wichita Alice Linson Augusta Darlene Lowther Leon Katrina Mackey Wichita Tracey Maddux El Dorado Melody Malcolm El Dorado Marie Matveaux Wichita Joni Marley E! Dorado Dan Mason El Dorado Eddy May Wichita Karen McAllister Wichita Scott McAllister El Dorado LeRoy McCarthy, Jr El Dorado Louis McCluer El Dorado Michael Mclnerney Fredonia Joe Megredy El Dorado Mike Milhon El Dorado Frank Miller El Dorado Marilyn Perkins El Dorado Jon Petrie Douglass LaDessa Pruett Benton Dana Putnam Wichita Marilyn Pyle Towanda Russell Ralstin Wichita Anthony Reynolds Newton Doug Reynolds Augusta Clayton Reed El Dorado Joe Reed El Dorado Richardo Reed Denver, Co Margarette Requena El Dorado Mike Rierson Leon Paula Rigg Wichita Tamra Roberts El Dorado Julia Ross El Dorado Sam Ruggles El Dorado David Russell Andover Irvin Sanborn Towanda Tom Sanchez El Dorado Enrique Santana Venezuela Sherry Sayre Augusta Mary Scheuerm? Garnett Carmen Sch Hillsboro dt Michael Thornto Eureka David Thurman El Dorado Carrie Tillotson Towanda Martin Tisdale Wichita Elizabeth Tripp Wichita Sherrie True Eureka Curt Tucker El Dorado Kevin Unrein Augusta John Utter El Dorado Margaret Utter El Dorado Rick Voisin El Dorado Robyn Waggy El Dorado Betty Wallace Clay Center Judith Waner Marion Teresa Ward El Dorado Everett Warden Douglass Joel Warden Douglass Clifford Warren Rose Hill Leonard Warren Wichita Melody Watson Benton Sharron Watson El Dorado Monte Watts El Dorado Norma Weese El Dorado Rhae Anne Weilert Wichita HARLIN CHAPLIN, Eureka freshman, builds a tailgate for his pickup truck in the vocational department. Muhammed Al-Azad Wichita Terry Althouse El Dorado Donna Artz Wichita Doug Ashworth Wichita Scott Baus Wichita Felice Bender El Dorado Clay Boucher Augusta Connie Bringolf Wichita Melanie Bruington El Dorado Paula Bullock Ark City Marjorie Call El Dorado Lynna Church El Dorado Modeline Copeland Eureka Cheryl Couch Mulvane Steven Cowley Wichita Daron Cox Towanda Randy Crowley Mulvane Kathi Cutsinger Iola Jean Darnell El Dorado J. Scott Day El Dorado Grace Dean El Dorado Sharon Decker El Dorado Chas Edwards El Dorado Roy Everett Ark City Tim Fitzgerald Wichita David Frazier El Dorado Deborah Galloway El Dorado Delia Garlington Wichita Lee Gage Mulvane D.L. Griffitts Eureka 109 Robyn Halley El Dorado Marcia Hamm El Dorado John Hardwick El Dorado Roy Harvey El Dorado Connie Hasting Leon Martha Henn Leon Crystal Herman Augusta Ronald Hobbs Enterprise Robert Holladay Towanda Carol Honey El Dorado Pamela Hoy Wichita Hannibal Humig El Dorado Innocent Ikhimokpa Wichita Tayssir Issa Beirut, Lebanon David Jackson Eureka Clifford Jones El Dorado Karen Jones El Dorado Dannette King Augusta Karen Konert El Dorado Donna Lang Eureka Amir Latifi Tehran, Iran Kathy Sue Lewis El Dorado Paul Lewis Muskogee, OK Phillip Lucas Peabody February Snow 110 Second Semester SOCIALIZING AT THE DORM are (from left) Deanna Shaver, Jan and Paul Caesaretti (dorm parents), and Cynthia Thrasher. r vi Chris Walter El Dorado Teresa Wise El Dorado Rod Young Rose Hi] Esmaell Yousefi Tehran anice Zuk Eureka Alvin Mack Wichita Dwight Marcum El Dorado Marcia Martens El Dorado Melinda Martens Leon Mitchell Matlick Augusta Pradip Mazumder Bangladesh Linda McCulloch Haysville Marilyn McElroy El Dorado Linda Metsker Augusta Judy Miller Wichita Bradford Neighbors El Dorado Dick Osterbuhr Neodesha Kathryn Parrish Burns Paul Ridder Augusta Judith Riggs Augusta Hamid Shiehzadejan El Dorado Shane Smith Wichita Janet Soden El Dorado Craig Stephens Wichita Bruce Stuky Wichita Debra Teegardin Eureka Onyeam Uzo-Echefu Okigne, Nigeria Lori Van Fleet El Dorado Billie Vargas Longton 111 113 Spring On The Campus WILLIAM DOORNBOS and Gary Leach are in costume for the annual children ' s play produced each spring on the campus. Ron Dean and Von Hardin hang out in the Stu- dent Union lounge, a favorite place any time of the year. JANET CORYELL and Rebecca Kuntz view the poster that Kuntz made announcing the Civil War Days to be held on the campus in May. Coryell is the originator of the idea which the Butler Historical Society and El Dorado Art Association helped implement. AN EARLY SPRING DAY (even in February) will bring students out in the sun on the campus even if it is only to study. Debbie Sparks, Rick Remsberg, and Heather George make an attempt to concentrate when it is 70 degrees in February. INSIDE TRACK PRACTICE means that spring and track sea- son are not too far away. Dennis Tex Allen stands and watches while Tammy Martin and Tony Shelby practice clear- ing the hurdles getting ready for the serious competition. 115 A ckn owledgmen ts We, the staff members of the The Grizzly, would like to thank all the people who have aided and assisted us in getting out the book this year under sometimes adverse circumstances. It was a year of changes, and the changes affected our production especially during the fall term when the yearbook room was moved twice and the staff did not have a dark room for one semester. Things got better in the spring, but it was not in time to save us for our final deadline of February 15, and we did not make the deadline. Hence, if the book is a week late, we apologize. We especially wish to give credit to the following persons who contributed photographs and copy for the book: Photographs Chuck Carson Kelly Edwards (The El Dorado Times) Larry Erickson Roger Joyce David Leeper Jason Mueller Sam Ruggles Don Toburen Lee White Copy Bill Bidwell Paul Taylor Ted Zweifel The Grizzly Staff Jay Baumann Editor-in-Chief Jeff Regier Photography Editor Jan Gahagan Layout Editor Darrell Alexander Staff Butch Berry Staff Derek Dillard Staff Cindy Stout Staff Jo Rogers Advisor Index -A- Adam, Verlee 96 Ade, David 68 Ades, Robert 68 Ades, Steve 50, 84 Adlesperger, Doug 96 Aeschliman, Doug 68, 102 Agard, Kay 84 Agudelo, Ralph 68 Aguilar, Jose 96 Aguirre, Peter 84 Ahlefeld, Mitchell 68 Alabaraonye, Humphrey 102 Al-Azad, Muhammad 109 Albertson, Doris 102 Albright, Peter 32, 68 Alexander, Darrell 19, 68 Alfaro, Angie 68 Alfaro, Christina 33, 84 Alford, Gary 68 Allen, Dennis Lobo 43, 44, 46, 84, 47 Allen, Dennis L. Tex 42, 44, 45, 68, 81 Allen, Holly 68 Allen, Omadel 84 Allenbach, Amy 84, 97 Allgood, David 68 Allison, Carla 24, 84 Allison, Martha 68 Allison, Stephen 68 Alliston, Helen 96 Allred, Dana 84 Almire, Brad 14, 68 Althouse, Terry 109 Alvarez, Brenda 84 Anderson, Becky 49, 84 Anderson, Drew 84 Anderson, Jim 84 Anderson, John R. 62 Anderson, Julia 68 Anderson, Michael 84 Anderson, Phil 62 Andrews, Kim 84 Angell, Jill 18, 32, 68 Arbogast, Burl 62 Arbuckle, Mark 84 Arlenz, Melissa 102 Armstrong, Mary A. 13, 48, 84 Arnall, Karla 62 Arnall, Thomas 96 Arnold, Jim 102 Artz, Donna 109 Artz, Joyce 96 Artzer, Andrew 68 Arvieux, Kenneth 68 Ashworth, Doug 84, 109 Askren, Jacqua 96 Assod, Muhannad 68 Atherton, Martin 68 Atwood, Kerri 68 Ault, Loren 96 Austin, Jackie 105 Austin, Karen 102 Austin, Mark D. 102 -B- Babcock, Darold 84 Bachman, Sandra Jean 68, 74 Bahari, Mo 85 Bailey, Laura 102 Baily, Teresa 68 Baisel, Thomas 68 Baker, Patricia L, 102 Bakins, Gary 68 Balch, Jodi 102 Ball, Donna 102 Ball, Faye 96 Ball, James 102 Ball, Janet L. 85 Ballin, Jane 68 Balzer, Sarah 85 Banks, Phillip 68 Banta, Mona 85 Barber, Andre 85 Barber, Allen 68 Bari, Mahbubul 68, 102 Barker, Carolyn 85 Barnes, Aaron 69 Barry, Kenneth 102 Basinger, Joel 69 Basinger, Kelly 85 Bass, Judith 69 Bauer, Pat 102 Baumann, Jay 18, 85 Baughman, Roger 69 Baus, Scott 14, 109 Baxter, Virginia 102 Bayles, Pat 62 Beach, James 69 Beal, David 102 Bealby, Thomas 69 Beardsely, Diana L. 69 Beashore, Larry 69, 81 Beason, Donald 96 Beattie, Brian 96 Beattie, Sue 62 Beaty, Daniel 42, 69 Beavers, Shirley 69 Bechtel, Coeta S. 102 Becker, Jeff 69 Bedigrew, Floyd 96 Beitz, Inga 85 Belcher, Angela 69 Bender, Felice 109 Benner, Rose M. 102 Benton, Curtis 85 Bergkamp, Neal 102 Bergley, Dwight 102 Berry, Darrell 12, 19, 69 Beye, Anna 69 Beye, Donald 69 Bidwell, Bill 21, 62, 65 Biggerstaff, Roland 102 Bird, Terry 85 Bishop, Debbe 69 Blackman, Greg 4, 14, 42, 105 Blaine Charlene 96 Blaine, Connie 96 Blake, Kim 69 Bland, Victor 92 Blaylock, Sharon 96 Bloodworth, Dexter 69 Bloomer, Faunetta 85 Boada, Lesmes 69 Bodine, Michael 96 Bogart, Debbie 13, 25, 85 Bolton, Karen 69 Boone, Jackie 102 Boone, Kim 34, 103 Boone, Mona 96 Borg, Steve 96 Borman, Michelle 85 Boss, Debra 85 Bothner, Jim 85 Botkin, Curtis 103 Boucher, Clay 109 Bound, Joel 103 Bowen, Ken 42, 43, 47, 85 Bowlin, Carl 69 Bowman, Cindy 85 Boxell, Nancy 85 Boyce, Chris 85 Boyce, Jamie 103 Bradbury, Kathy 85, 103 Braddy, Jill 69 Bradley, Jerald 85 Braet, Steve 42 Brandon, Linda 103 Brannan, Bobby 96 Branson, Vernon 42, 69 Bratton, Jeff 69 Bratton, Ken 70 Brault, Chris 96 Brazill, Clifford 85 Brechbuhler, Kenneth 70 Brenton, Rose 103 Brewster, Tony 70 Brickley, Christine 70 Brickley, Gay 85 Bringolf, Connie 109 Brinkmeyer, L. Jay 62 Brinkmeyer, Mike 85 Brinkmeyer, Patti 86 Brooke, Edward 96 Brookover, Jim 34 Brown, Cheryl 70 Brown, Connie 103 Brown, Don 70 Brown, Jeremy 86 Browning, Brenda 86 Browning, Catherine 86 Brown wood, Juli 24, 86 Bruch, Danny 70 Bruington, Melanie 109 Brunner, Trent 70 Bryant, Maria 96 Bryant, Marsha 35, 103 Bryslan, Cindy 103 Bryson, David 96 Bryson, Diane 70 Buchanan, Janice 103 Bulling, Vickie 103 Bullock, Brenda 70 Bullock, Jeff 96 Bullock, Paula 109 Burd, Roger 86 Burk, Robin R. 103 Burke, chael 96 Burnett, Edward 103 Burnham, Steve 70 Burns, Wayne 86 Butts, Felicia 25, 86 Burr, Richard 103 Burtchet, Judy 96 Busse, Tracy 103 Buster, Gary O. 103 Butler, Deborah 96 Butts, Donna 96 -C- Cain, Bonnie 70 Caldarera, Thomas 96 Call, Marjorie 109 Callanan, Michael 86 Calloway, Joyce 86 Calvin, Randall 34, 86 Campbell, Lisa 70 Canady, Gloria 86 Cannady, Cathy 25, 70, 80 Carmichael, Kim 70 Carpenter, James 103 Carr, Ben 96 Carrell, Rachael 86 Carroll, Barbara 62 Carroll, David 86 Carroll, Mark 70 Carson, Charles 22, 70 Carson, Fara 103 Carson, Mark 70 Carter, Dora 103 Caskey, Curtis 96 Cation, Keith 50, 70 Cation, Kevin 70 Ceasaretti, Paul 42 Chaffin, Jeff 70 Chancey, Larry 103 Chaplin, Harlan 96 Charles, Rodger 70 Charlet, Arthur 96 Chastain, Terry 70 Chatman, Patricia 86 Chea, Hak 103 Chea, Yeang 70 Chilcott, Michael 71 Chin, Lailin 71 Chism, Robert 62, 66 Choens, Joy 62 Chowdhurg, Tanvir 86 Chrisco, Rex 71 Chrispens, Gary 103 Christmon, Jeo 42, 71 Church, Lynna 109 Churchman, Carmen 86 Claassen, Denise 71 Clark, Brock 86 Clark, Dana 71 Clark, Lolita 103 Clear, Dorothy C. 103 Clements, Denise 71 Clements, Gina 71 Clements, Jim 103 Cleous, Ruby 103 Cleveland, Britt 97 Cochrane, Vickie 62 Coddington, Don 103 Cody, Alesia 86 Coffman, Rhoda 97 Coker, Rod 71 Colangelo, Greg 86 Colbert, Lanell 71 Collins, Nancy 62 Collins, Ruth 71 Comrie, Vicky 49, 86 Conde, Janice 71 Conger, Karen 86 Conner, Robert 71 Cook, Bryan 14, 71 Copeland, Madeline 109 Corder, Laina 103 Cornish, Lynna 86 Coryea, Brenda 97 Coryell, Brian 71 Coryell, Janet 62 Costello, Myrtle 97 Cotter, James 71 Cottrell, Brent 71 Couch, Cheryl 109 Couch, Kay 86 Couger, Pat 62 Covington, Glena 103 Cowley, Steven 109 Cox, Daron 109, 86 Cox, Gary 6 Cox, Jeff 86 Cox, Michael 97 Craft, Louis 4, 42 Craig, Major 87 Crandell, Frank 103 Crandell, Kary A. 71 Cranston, Renae 71 Crawford, Glenn 87 Crawford, Julia 71 Creed, Denise 97 Creed, Marjorie 97 Crisler, Crayton 87 Cross, Jane 97 Crow, Melanie 4, 72, 48 Crowley, Randy 109 Cubbage, Patrick 103 Culver, David 42, 71 Cummins, Callie 71 Cunningham, Linda 87 Curnutt, Charles 87 Curnutt, Dolores 71 Cutsinger, Kathi 109 -D- Dains, Joan 103 Daniels, Jeffrey 87 Dargitz, Laura 63 Darnell, Jean A. 109 Darrington, Greg 12, 42, 43, 87 Dashner, Paul 87 Dauber, Shelly 71 Davenport, Brad 71 Davenport, Gary 71 Davenport, Walter 71 Davis, Criss 87 Davis, Dwayne 71 Davis, Juanita 71 Davis, Marjorie 103 Davis, Marvin 103 Davis, Timothy 14, 71 Day, J. Scott 87, 109 Deabru, Africa 103 Dean, Grace 109 Dean, Kimberly 71 Decker, Sharon 109 Dees, Kerry 33, 87 Dellett, Cindy 63 Dennett, Rich 87 Denton, Russell 71 Depew, David 103 Devane, Larry 3, 63 DeVartey, Jan E. 103 Diehl, Jeff 71 Dienst, James 71 Dillard, Derek 71 Dillner, Carlene 71 Diver, Sandra 87 Dodds, Dennis Dean 103 Doeden, Constance 103 Donner, Myrna 87 Doornbos, William 71 117 Dorrell, Jeanne 97 Douglas, James 87 Dowers, Michael 71 Downey, Shelly 87 Doyal, Melody 13, 25, 87 Droegemeier, Debra 97 Ducker, Kimberly 87 Duckett, Dorothy 97 Dugan, Mona 87 Dung, Ma 87 Dunn, Kathi 97 Dunsmoor, Ethel 63 Dutton, Joyce 103 Easley, Kay 5, 87, 102 Easslinger, Lynne 71 Ebberts, Ronald 104 Edwards, Char2es 109 Edwards, Jim 35 Edwards, Terry . 42, 71 Edwards, Valerie 5, 24, 77, 87, 1 02 Egbo, John 104 Eichkorn, Paul 42 Elliott, Beulah 97 Elliott, Sandra 87 Ellison, Mike 97 Ely, James 72 Embree, Lori 72, 73 Emmerich, Patty 63 Engler, Alison 87 English, Richard 72 Enloe, Teresa 72 Enrique, Santana 72 Ensz, Daniel 63 Ensz, Roland 63 Erickson, Larry 20, 72 Eshleman, Sharon 72 Estes, Bernard 72 Evans, Bill 22, 87 Evans, Pam 63 Everett, Roy 109 Fabry, Mitch 72 Factor, Marietta L. 104 Fahler, John 72 Failes, Rick 97 Failes, Wanda 97 Falk, Alan 87 Farnez, Scott 72 Faulkner, Brock 72 Feldman, Greg 72 Feller, Tim 87 Ferguson, Jody 24 Ferrell, David 104 Finke, Fred 42, 87 Finney, Cynthia 72 Finney, Omer R. 72 Finney, Rhonda 72 Fisher, Charles 97 Fisher, Robert 72 Fitzgerald, Tim 109 Fitzmorris, Scott 87 Flott, Phyllis 72 Ford, Brent 87 Ford, Carolyn 104 Ford, Henry 72 Ford, John 72 Forrester, Movita 104 Forsberg, Pam 87 Fortner, Gary 87 Fortune, Kevin 104 Foster, Billye 104 Foster, Stephen 5, 13, 87 Foulk, Robert 104 Foulk, Tony 87 Fowler, Delinda 13, 87 Fowler, Terri 104 Fox, Jo Ann 87 Fox, Kevin 87 Francis, John 49, 63 Frank, Ray 35, 87 Franta, Tim 35, 87 Frazier, David 109 Frazier, Monica 104 Frazier, Shelby 71 Freed, Chris 72 Freeman, Mark 87 Friesen, Karl 7, 104 Friesen, Larry 63 Friesen, Lois 63 Frisbie, Cathy 63 Frost, Melinda 72 Fry, Brian 72 Fuller, Charles 63, 6 Furgason, Jo Ann 72 -G- Gaffney, Brett 87 Gage, Lee 109 Gahagan, Jan 14, 18, 72 Gaines, Traci 72 Galloway, Deborah 109 Gardner, Morgan 72 Garfield, Carole 104 Garlich, Scott 50, 51 Garlington, Delia 109 Garman, Mike 87 Garner, Carolyn 72 Garner, James 87 Garrett, Elweayd 87 Garrison, Juanita 72 Gauthier, Greg 88 Geer, Robert Lee 97 Geer, Toni 97 Gentry, Mike 42, 43, 45, 72 George, Heather 48, 72 Gfeller, James 104 Gfeller, Tim 72 Ghaderi, Mohammad 72, 104 Gibson, Dennis 97 Gibson, Janet 88 Gilbert, Brenda 104 Glaves, Lloyd Richard 104 Goering, Ken 63 Goldsmith, Steve 88 Gonzalez, Gustavo 104 Goodale, Steven 104 Gooding, Terri L. 88 Goodwin, Sonja 72 Gracey, Micheal C. 104 Graham, Jeanne 72 Graham, Kelli 72 Graham, Mark G. 88 Graham, Patricia 72 Granaas, Deborah 88, 104 Grange, John 97 Graves, Anna 104 Gray, Darrel 34, 88 Gray, Jerry 104 Gray, Kathy 72 Graybeal, Phillip 97 Green, Charles 43, 72 Green, Madelyn 88 Green, Mark 88 Green, Paul 88 Green, Rebecca 88 Green, Steven 88 Greenbank, Stanley 97 Greenlee, Donnie 6, 88 Greevey, Donya 72 Greer, Deborah J. 104 Greer, Nickie 104 Grier, Mary 73 Griffie, Cleola 104 Griffith, Dee Ann 25, 73, 80 Griffith, Lee Ann 25, 73 Grif fitts, D.L. 109 Griggs, Clare 73 Griggs, Kathy 73 Griggs, Mary A. 104 Grisham, Chris 73 Grooms, Bruce 88 Grove, Jolene 88 Gundenkouf, Anna 104 Guinotte, John 73 Guinotte, Tim 73 Gulick, Lori J. 104 Gulick, Roscoe 97 Guthrie, Keith 104 Gutierrez, Donny 104 -H- Haas, Brad 88 Haas, Terry 73 Hagan, Lisa 88 Hagerman, Troy 73 Haines, Jerri 73 Haley, James 88 Hall, Susan 73 Hallaux, Ron 97, 104 Halley, Robyn 110 Halley, Roger 88 Halter, Pat 98 Hamilton, Cherie 73 Hamilton, Dala 73 Hamilton, David 88 Hamilton, Karen 73 Hamm, Chris 88 Hamm, Kevin 104 Hammons, Marcia 110 Hamrah, Ann 63 Hanna, Judi 88 Hannigan, Gerald 42, 73 Hannon, Kathryn 104 Harder, Margarett 104 Hardesty, Steve 42, 88 Hardin, Von 73 Hardwick, John 110 Hargadine, John 73 Harmon, Glenda 63 Harms, Paula 25, 73 Harms, Tom 20, 21, 88 Harper, Louis 34, 88 H arrell, Tammy 104 Harris, Riley 104 Harris, Scott 73 Harsh, Scott 88 Hart, William 73 Hartinez, Pedro 98 Harvey, Roy 110 Harvey, Troy 104 Hastings, Connie 110 Havel, Lynn 62 Haynes, Kathleen A. 104 Heberle, Ruth 88 Heidebrecht, Chris 104 Heinrich, David 73 Heinze, Robert 98 Helphrey, Carman 104 Helser, Janice 98 Hemminger, Troy 73 Henderson, Pete 73 Henderson, Rodney 73 Hendrickson, Pamela 104 Henn, Martha 110 Henson, Fayne 42 Herman, Crystal 110 Hernandez, Andres 98 Herrmann, Carl F. 88 Herrman, Forrest 73 Hess, Elizabeth 73 Hess, Richard 73 Hesser, Jody 88 Hesser, Judy 88 Heyland, Cindy 105 Heyman, James F. 73 Hiatt, Laurie 89 Hicks, Deborah 73 Hiebert, Clyde 63 Hiedeman, Vicki 105 Higgs, Benny 85, 89 Hill, Jerry 74 Hill, Richard 105 Hillwig, Leanne 74 Hilyard, Dan 74 Hinchman, Angela 89 Hinkle, Anne 98 Hobbs, Ronald 89, 110 Hodgden, Merrill 98 Hoffman, Diana 105 Hoffmann, Joe 74 Holladay, Robert 110 Holland, Debra 98 Honey, Carol 110 Hooten, Karee 98 Hooten, Marcia 89 Horner, Lorraine 24, 74 Houser, Sandy 74 Howard, Betty 89 Howell, Kenneth 105 Howrey, Darrel 98 Howrey, Mark R. 74 Hoy, Pamela 110 Hrdlicka, Damian 89 Hudson, Brent 74 Hudson, Phil 3 Huggins, Sondra 24, 89 Hughes, Aaron 74 Hughes, Abby 74 Hughes, Michael 89 Hughes, Rebecca 104 Hull, Brad 89 Humig, Hannibal 110 Hunnell, Debra 98 Hunnell, Patricia 98 Hunt, Deborah 74 Hunt, Martin 74 Hunt, Robin 74 Hurlburt, Sherri 104 Hurley, Beth 74 Hutchison, Elizabeth 89 Hutchison, Joseph 98 Hutchison, Steve 74 Hyle, Shari 89 -I- Ikhimokpa, Innocent 35, 110 Ingalls, John W. 89 Irfan, Saquib, 89 Irving, Gary 74 Isom, Ollie 50 Issa, Tayssir 110 Izquierdo, Eleonora 74 -J- Jackman, Sally 105 Jacks, Bruce 42, 89 Jacks, Gary 74 Jackson, David 110 Jackson, Judy 105 Jackson, Ray 74 James, Linda 74 Jawadi, Mazam 89 Jefferson, Michael 89 Jemison, Linda 105 Jernigan, Lisa 74 Johnson, Brad 98 Johnson, Brenda 74 Johnson, Dale 74 Johnson, Donna 105 Johnson, J.J. 12, 75 Johnson, Janet 74 Johnson, Leonard L. 105 Johnson, Mary E. 98 Johnson, Nancy E. 75 Johnson, Norman 105 Johnson, Ricky 12, 42, 46 Johnson, Russell 75, 89 Johnson, Shirley 98 Johnston, Steve 22, 75 Jones, Beverly 105 Jones, Bryan 105 Jones, Clifford 110 Jones, Eva 75 Jones, Jeff 98 Jones, Karen 110 Jones, Mary 89 Jones, Stacee L. 75 Joyce, Roger 75 Juby, Cheryl 14, 18, 75 Juresic, Edward 89 -K- Kamau, Daniel 89 Karim, Mohammed 98 Keating, Shirley 75 Keesling, James 22, 50, 75 Keesling, Lyle 50, 84, 89 Keiter, Randall 98 Kelley, Brenda 75 Kelley, Susan J. 6, 25, 27, 75 Kelley, Susan L. 89 Kellogg, Brian 75, 105 Kelly, Barney 34 Kelly, Jim 34, 89 Kelly, Rosemary 63 Kendricks, John 105 Kennedy, Sandy 98 Kersenbrock, Shawn 75 Ketley, Eddy 75 Ketley, Marcia 105 Keys, Phill 43, 89 Kice, Mark J. 98 Kidd, Rosalie 89 Kilby, Marquis 89 King, Dannette 110 King, Joe 98 King, Mark 98 Kirschbaum, Marsha 98 Klapprott, Shari 75 Klassen, Sherri 75 Klein, Carol 63 Knapp, Jimna 105 Knaussman, Karla 63 Knowles, Cynthia 89 118 Knowles, Frank 98 Knox, Greg 75, 105 Kobir, A.Q.M. Nurul 105 Kohls, Everett 63, 64 Kohls, Lorl 105 Konert, Karen S. 110 Kosinski, Lisa 89 Kowalski, John 42, 45, 35, 75 Krause, Gayle 3 Krause, Matt 21, 75 Kroepfl, Sharon 98 Krueger, Linda 75 Krummrey, Mary 89 Kufner, Robyn 89 Kuntz, Kathleen 75 -L- LaClef, Lynda 98 Ladd, Christy 105 Laforge, Julia 75 Lamb, Zachary 75 Lanam, Jackie 105 Lang, Donna 110 Lang, Lois 76 Lang, Patricia 105 Lansdowne, Gail 89 Latifi, Amir 110 Lawrence, James 98 Lawrence, Joanie 76 Lawrence, Johnny 89 Lawrence, Mike 98 Lawson, Cindy 106 Lawson, Elizabeth 76 Lawson, Sherrie 89 Lay, Candi 98 Lay, John 63 Lay, Michelle 98 Le, Cao 106 Le, Quy 89 Leach, Gary 21, 33, 89 Leake, Alison 49, 89 Leben, Linda 76 Lechner, Leo 76 Ledford, Bill 76 . Leeper, David 76 Leigh, Keno 106 LeMay, Brian 76 Leslie, Catherine 106 Levering, Joyce 106 Lewellyn, Sheri 89 Lewis, Cary 76 Lewis, Debra 76 Lewis, Jane 106 Lewis, Kathy Sue 110 Lewis, Kevin 76 Lewis, Nancy Lee 76 Lewis, Nancy 63 Lewis, Paul 35, 110 Lewis, Scott 34, 89 Lewis, Tyress 106 Ligon, Trisha 76 Liitey, Judith 98 Lilley, Raulph 76 Lindsey, Brian 89 Lindsey, Keith 89 Lindsey, Vicki 89 Linot, Joe 34, 76 Linot, Rita M. 76 Linson, Alice 106 Lister, George 76 Litchfield, Cammy 32, 33, 90 Little, Karen 76 Little, Marsha 76 Lockard, Melissa 76 Locke, Kenneth 90 Lodovici, Sharon 90 Logan, Karen 98 Long, Robin 90 Long, Tamara 76 Longfellow, David 63 Longfellow, Shirley 64 Longnecker, Robert 76 Lowe, Pamela 90 Lowmaster, Roy 90 Lowrance, Pat 64 Lowry, Chris 42, 76 Lowther, Darlene 106 Lucas, Phillip 110 Lucas, Phillip 76 Lyday, Fredinand 76 -M- Mack, Alvin 111 Mackey, Katrina Denise 106 Maddux, Rick 76 Maddux, Tracey 106 Madison, Lori64 Maiveaux, Marie 106 Malcolm, Melody 106 Mann, Tammy 48, 90 Mantooth, William 99 Marcum, Dwight 111 Marimoto, Hiroaki 76 Marley, Joni 106 Marlow, Diana 76 Marsh, Amos 64 Marsh, Marjorie 64 Marshall, Rosa 99 Marshall, Teresa 90 Martens, Dennis 64 Martens, Marcia 111 Martens, Mark 11 Martens, Melinda 111 Martin, Kristi 76 M artin, Owen 99 Martin, Tammy 48, 76 Mason, Dan Clinton 106 Mason, Kim 99 Masters, Tracy 99 Matheny, Diane 76 Matlick, Mitchell 111 Maus, Greg 35, 90 May, Eddy 106 May, Steve 90, 98 Mayfield, Jim 64 Mayfield, Tiffany 76 Mayginnes, Rose 90 Mazumder, Pradip 111 McAbe, Jeffrey 99 McAllister, Karen 106 McAllister, Scott 106 McCaffree, James 34, 76 McCarthy, LeRoy W. 106 McCauley, James 76 McCluer, Louis 106 McClure, Nicki 99 McClure, Scott 76 McCollum, Karen 34, 90 McCormick, Lois Faye 76 McCulley, Verna 64 McCulloch, Linda 111 McCullough, Bari 90 McCullough, Jeff 50, 76 McCullough, Shari 13, 90 McCumber, Charles 99 McCune, Mike 34, 76 McDaniel, Wesley W. 76 McDonough, Diane 76 McDonough, Mike 76 McClean, Jeff 90 McElroy, Marilyn 111 McElroy, Ricky 90 McGinnis, Rita 90 McGovern, Mike 76 McGranor, Carolyn 76 McGraw, Cindy 77 McHaley, George 90 Mclnerney, Michael 106 McKenzie, James 99 McKinsey, Carolyn 48, 90 McKinsey, Marilyn 48, 90 McLaughlin, Creigh 90 McLean, Harold 99 McVicar, Sharon 48, 77 Megredy, Joe 106 Mellies, John 99 Mereih, El-haj 90 Merwin, Gerald 99 Metsker, Linda 99, 111 Meyer, Jeff 14, 77 Meyer, Scott 90 Milano, Birtha 77 Milhon, Mike 106 Miller, Deborah 90 Miller, Dennis 90 Miller, Frank A. 106 Miller, Jane 77 Miller, Jeff 50, 51, 90 Miller, Jim 77 Miller, Judy HI Miller, Kevin 50, 51, 90 Miller, Nanette 5, 90 Miller, Roger 99 Miller, Susan 77, 106 Minard, Robert 90 Minard, William 106 Mitchell, Beverly 90 Mitchell, Cameron 90 Mitchell, Doug 90 Mitchell, Melissa 11 Modlin, Sue 77 Mohr, Joyce 99 Moomey, Roberta 106 Moomey, Shriley 77 Moore, Mark 90 Moore, Reva 90 Moore, Shirley 99 Moore, Steve 106 Moore, Thomas 90 Morehead, Randy 64 Moreland, Deneil 90 Morgan, Julie 4, 77 Morris, Tom 77 Morton, Keith 90 Morton, Liz 106 Morton, Tim 77 Mosier, Jerrilee 64 Mossman, Terri Lyn 77 Moyer, Diana 77 Moyer, Lloyd 90 Mueller, Jason 42, 77 Munyon, Larry K. 77 Murfin, James 99 Murfin, Jim 90 Murphy, Billie 90 Murphy, Jodee 77 Myers, William 90 Myers, Ronald 99 -N- Nance, Jim 42, 91 Nardone, Mike 42, 43, 44, 46, 47, 91 Nash, Elmo 64 Nasir, Md Ziaun 106 Nattier, Stuart 34, 77 Naugle, Karen 90 Neal, Kathy 77 Neal, Tim 106 Neault, Ann 77 Neighbors, Bradford 111 Neighbors, Breta 77 Neighbors, Carla 106 Neighbors, Kasey 99 Nelson, Janelle 77 Nero, Beverly 106 Neukirch, Hal 7, 99 Newman, Anne 77 Nguyen, Tong 77 Nice, Marvin G. 77 Nickerson, Rodney 86, 91 Nikotemo, Inosia 77 Njau, Alex 91 Nolan, Michael H. 106 Nolan, Michele 77 Northrup, Tonya 91 Novak, Carol 99 Nuessen, Debbie 106 Nufeld, Doug 77 Nunn, Frankie 14, 50, 51, 70, 77 Nunnold, Donald 77 Nur, Aziz 106 -O- Oberlechner, Frederick 78 Oberlechner, John 78 O ' Brien, Deb 91 O ' Donnell, David 78 Ofoeuby, Fidelis O. 91 Oglesby, Lisa 91 Ohl, James 64 Oldham, David 99 Olson, Jill 91 Orozco, Yolanda 106 Osborn, Marjorie 99 Osborne, Randy 99 Osborne, Shayne 99 Osterbuhr, Dick 14, 22, 111 Oursler, Lee 99, 106 Paisley, Janice 91 Palmer, Judith 91 Palmer, Kelly 78 Palmer, Lori 78 Panton, David 64 Parish, Mark 91 Parker, Angela 91 Parker, Charles 91 Parker, Cynthia 99 Parker, Lori Ann 78 Parker, Russell 91 Parrish, Kathryn 111 Parry, Colin 99 Parscal, Carol 106 Parscal, Jeannie 91 Parsons, Jeff 78 Patterson, Gary 78 Patterson, Todd 78 Pechin, Natamon 78 Peck, Monty 99 Peek, Matthew 106 Pelaccio, Cheryl 91 Pence, Patricia 99 Penner, Julianna 91 Penningto n, Troy 78 Perez, Alecia 78 Perkins, Angelia B. 106 Perkins, Marilyn L. 107 Perkins, Thomas 78 Peters, Larry 33, 64 Petrie, Jon D. 107 Pfingsten, Darwin 91 Phares, Randy 91 Phillips, Jim 27, 47, 78 Phillips, Michael 91 Pierce, James E. 99 Pieschl, Susan 91 Pinkerton, Kevin 99 Pinkerton, Lois 78 Pinkerton, Robert 91 Place, Pat 64 Pless, Mary 92 Pletcher, Genny 64 Plummer, Ben 99 Plummer, Jean 64 Plummer, Scott 92 Pohly, Linda 64 Pollard, Toni 13, 25 Pollitz, Eric 78 Pond, Ellen 99 Pontius, Brian A. II 78 Porter, Michael 78 Porter, Sheri 92 Potter, Darla 78 Potter, Kristi 78 Potter, Laurie 13, 24, 91 Pottorf, Kelley 78 Powell, Carolyn 92 Powthong, Prasan 78 Poynter, A.C. 8, 42, 43, 46, 90 Prigmore, Louise 65 Pritchard, Donald L. 78 Prohodsky, Betty 65 Prosser, Mark 92 Provorse, Vicki 92 Pruett, Chris 50, 51, 78 Pruett, LaDessa 107 Pruitt, Curt 79 Pruitt, Shelly 5, 92 Putnam, Dana 107 Pyle, Marilyn 107 -R- Rader, Pamela 6, 49, 70, 79 Radwan, Michael 79 Ralston, Darcy 79 Ralstin, Russell 107 Ramirez, Jorge 79 Ramsey, Marsha -92 Ramshaw, Jerry 99 Randolph, Coral 79 Reddy, V. Chandra 99 Redfern, Judy 92 Redman, Joseph 92 Reed, Allan 99 Reed, Clayton 107 Reed, Joe 107 Reed, Ricardo 107 Reekie, Arlene 24, 48, 79 Reekie, Mary 92 Reeves, Deven 92 Reeves, Janet 99 Reeves, Jim 6, 79 Regier, Jeff 14, 19, 92 Reich, George 79 Reimer, Darla 79 119 Remsberg, Dale 65 Remsberg, Rick 27, 42, 79 Renstrom, Kay 79 Requena, Margarette 107 Resa, Patrick M. 79 Rew, Vicki 79 Reynolds, Anothny 107 Reynolds, Doug 107 Reynolds, Rodney 42, 92 Rhea, Jackie 79 Rhea, Jennifer 79 Rhodes, Tammi Sue 79 Rhyne, Pat 42, 79 Richard, David 92 Richard, Rosemarie 99 Richardson, Hugh 65 Richardson, Melody 79 Richardson, Steve 92 Ridder, Paul 111 Rierson, Mike 107 Riggs, Paula 107 Riggs, Judith L. Ill Riner, Paula 79 Rising, Kim 8, 49, 79 Ritchey, Brian 79 Rivard, Ellen 79 Roberts, Christie 99 Roberts, Tamra 107 Robinson, Todd 92 Roby, Susan 79 Rogers, Jo 19, 65 Rohrbaugh, Karl 92 Roll, Bruce 79 Roll, Linda 65 Ross, Julia 107 Ross, Ray 92 Rowland, Teresa 79 Ruehman, Jo Ann 92 Ruge, Eric 14, 99 Ruggles, Sam 107 Rush, David 99 Rush, Lisa 79 Russell, David 107 Rutz, Shelley 79 Ryan, Michael 79 Saltkill, Sue 79 Sanborn, Irvin E. 107 Sanchez, Tom 107 Sanders, Jeff 4, 42, 43, 69, 92 Sanders, Joe 100 Sanders, Linda 92 Santana, Enrique 107 Sauer, Donald 79 Sauer, Tammi 79 Sawtelle, Debbie 48, 65 Sayre, Sherry 107 Scafe, Chris 79 Scanlon, John 79 Scheuermann, Mary 107 Schmidt, Carmen 107 Schmidt, Clinton 100 Schmidt, Donald 79 Schmidt, Leonard 107 Schmidt, Mary J. 92 Schmidt, Oleta 92 Schmidt, Paul 100 Schmidt, Sue 65 Schneider, Theresa 79 Schoenhofer, Beth 107 Schoffstall, Barbara 92 Schountz, Tony 79 Schrader, Jill 79 Schwemmer, Rodney 92 Schreiner, Brian 107 Schwindt, John 92 Scott, Troy 107 Seager, Rachel 49, 79 Seager, Randy 79 Seager, Ron 65 Seager, Roxanne 13, 25, 92 Sears, Mike 100 Sechler, Brad 79 Seward, Lynda 65 Seymour, Elizabeth 92 Seymour, Roy 65 Sharp, Janet 93 Shaver, Deanna 93 Shaver, Jay 107 Shawn, Larry 93 Shawn, Sharon 79 Shelby, Tyrone 80 Sheriff, Lenda 48, 107 Sherwood, Lisa 80 Sheurman, Mary 35 Shevenet, Joyce 6 Shiehzadejan, Hamid 111 Shinkle, Myron 93 Shinpaugh, Doug 80 Shipley, Stephanie 80 Shirkey, Mike 65 Shirley, Charles 80 Shively, Helen 93 Shores, Steve 80 Shouse, Marianna 107 Shropshire, Holly 80 Shull, Pamela 93 Sibley, James 93 Sims, Eric 107 Sipple, Kevin 42, 80 Sixkiller, Alisa 22, 33, 93 Skolaut, Debbie 107 Smalley, Janna 93 Smith, Brenda 80 Smith, Jacque 93 Smith, Martha 107 Smith, Michele 35, 80 Smith, Nellie 107 Smith, Shane 111 Snider, Dianne 93 Snow, Scott 80 Soden, Janet 111 Sommerhauser, Karen 80 Sommers, Curt 66 Sommers, Rosemary 93 Sooter, Teresa 6, 80 Soule, Tim 100 Sowder, Annette 6, 24, 48, 93 Sowell, Marilyn L. 107 Sparks, Debbie 27, 80 Speer, James 42, 80 Sperry, Belinda 80 Sphar, Patsy 93 Spon, Marcia 100 Sproul, Daniel 100 Stackley, Linda 49, 80 Stackley, Myrna 107 Stafford, Shelley 100 Stalcup, Lisa 14, 80 Stalder, Joe 80 Standerfer, Denise 48, 93 Stanley, Paul 100 Stanzel, Kent 100 Starkel, Steve 80 Starkey, Gina 80 Stafford, Dennis 100 Stebbins, Karen 100 Stebbins, Robert 107 Steele, Brett 80 Steele, Mary Lou 100 Stehley, Jay 42, 93 Steiner, Deanna 100 Stephens, Craig 111 Stephens, Mike 80 Stevenson, Kim 93 Stevenson, Rick 93 Stewart, Harold 32, 33, 80 Stine, Kerry 80 Stipp, Jack 93 Stockton, Patricia 93 Stokes, Rhonda 80 Stokes, Sandy 35, 81 5totts, Connie 66 Stout, Cynthia 19, 93 Strain, Judy 66 Strickland, Tom 81 Stubbings, Brian D. 107 Stuber, Jolita 81 Stucky, Bruce 111 Stucky, Elwyn 81 Sudduth, Mark 93 Sullivan, Debbie 81 Sumearll, Joel 14, 50, 51, 93 Summers, Patricia 93 Sutter, Judith 100 Sutter, Sheila 93 Sutton, Brenda 93 Swagger, Gipsy 100 Swift, Donna 100 Swift, Tammyra 93 Swilley, Chris 66 -T- Tabor, Sharon 93 Talbott, Doug 66 Taylor, Anne 93 Taylor, Kym 93 Taylor, Paul 50, 51, 93, 102 Teegardin, Debra 111 Teeter, Lane 107 Teter, Julie 81 Theis, Phil 66 Thevenet, Evelyn 81 Thorn, Michelle M. 93 Thomas, Kathy 81 Thomas, Patricia 81 Thompson, Dorothy 100 Thornton, Michael 108 Thrasher, Cynthia 48, 81 Thurman, David J. 108 Tibbs, James 42, 81 Tillotson, Carrie 108 Tipton, Roger 93 Tisdale, Marlin 108 Titsworth, Darrin 81 Toburen, Don 3, 11, 66 Toburen, Kyle 14, 93 Toney, Cynthia 81 Townson, Vernon 81 Tracy, Gary 100 Travicek, Lori 81 Traylor, Debbie 81 Trekell, Tod 81 Trent, Bill 66 Tripp, Elizabeth 108 Troutt, Jim 100 True, Sherrie 81, 108 Trujillo, Michael A. 81 Truman, Tom 42, 81 Truong, Be 93 Truong Vui V. 93 Tucker, Curt 108 Turner, Andrea 25, 81 Turney, Denise 81 -U- Unger, Connie 81 Unrein, Kevin 108 Usher, Aaron 42, 43, 93 Utter, John 108 Utter, Margaret 108 Uzo-Echefu, Onyema 111 -V- VanAnne, Tom 24, 93 Van Arsdale, Cynthia 81 Van Arsdale, Mary 81 Van Burkleo, Thomas 81 Van Fleet, Loir 93, 111 Van Nice, Laurie 93 Vargas, Billie 111 Varner, Calvin 93 Vaught, Charles 81 Verkinderen, Barbara 94, 49 Vogelman, Scott 94 Vogt, Caryn 85, 94 Voisin, Debora 81 Voisin, Rick 108 Von Feldt, Ruth 81 -W- Waggy, Robyn 108 Wagner, Mark 81 Wakefield, Shae 82 Walker, Earl 13, 82 Walker, Jeffrey 82 Walker, Terri 34, 82 Wall, Gary 82 Wallace, Betty 108 Wallace, Martina 94 Wallace, Teri 82 Wallingford, Sharla 94 Walter, Chris 111 Walter, Toni 82 Waltman, Marie 66 Walton, Brenda 82 Waner, Judith Maxine 108 Ward, Nancy 100 Ward, Teresa Sue 108 Warden, Everett 108 Warden, Joel 108 Warner, Robert 94 Warren, Clifford 108 Warren, Leonard 108 Wartick, Kent 50, 94 Watkins, Brona 82 Watkins, Charles 100 Watson, Alan 100 Watson, Bryon 42 Watson, Mary 100 Watson, Melody Ann 108 Watson, Sharron 108 Watts, Becky 82 Watts, Monte 108 Wealand, Judy 94 Weatherby, Don 42, 47, 82 Weaver, Jeffrey D. 82 Webb, Michele 25, 94 Wedel, Linda 100 Weese, Norma Eileen 108 Wehry, Bobby 100 Wehry, Lorinda 94 Weilert, Rhae Ann 108 West, Marty 82 Westerfield, Theresa 82 Whaley, Gregory 82 Whetstone, Kelly 94 White, Darren 42, 82 White, Gay 94 White, Lee 22, 82 White, Wayne 100 Whiteside, D. Benjamin 82 Whiteside, Donna 94 Whiteside, Gayla 94 Whiteside, Jo 82 Whiteside, Ricke 94, 108 Whitney, Anita 82 Whitney, Loretta 66 Whitson, Betty Jane 108 Wick, Linda 82 Wiebe, Lowell 94 Wiebler, Mike 94 Wilcox, Sylvia 82 Wilkerson, Gary 108 Wilkinson, Brad 94 Williams, Carey 82 Williams, Eric 108 Williams, Lisa 94 Williams, Rex 94 Williams, Susan 94 Williams, Wade 108 Wilson, Cash 94 Wilson, Cheryl 94 Wilson, David 100 Wilson, Diane 108 Wilson, Jimmy 82 Wilson, John 94 Wilson, Mary 82 Wilson, Scott 94 Wilson, Shirley 82 Wilson, Stacy 82 Wilson, Thad 32, 94 Winkle, Randy 94 Winn, Ronnie 100 Wise, Trersa 111 Wohlgemuth, Kevin 94 Wood, Beverley 108 Wren, Mike 94 Wright, Frederick 42, 47, 82 Wright, Lisa 82 Wright, Mark 108 -Y- Yazdi, Zokaei 108 Yeager, Martin 82 Yong, Man Byun 82 Young, Rod 111 Yousefi, Esmaell 111 Ysidro, Cathy 82 -Z- Zaman, Mirza 108 Zang, James 100 Zimmerman, Richard 100 Zuk, Janice 111 Zweifel, Ted 6, 22, 94 i Spring Supplement B.C.C.C., 1982 Changing Times - Largest Graduating Class „ From The Jungle To The Ocean, The BCCC Thespians Did It All Dramatically Theater department performers gave two spring pro- ductions, one a children ' s play and the other a Shake- spearean production. The children ' s show, The Incredible Jungle Journey of Fenda Maria, was given 14 times on the campus and several times off campus playing to a total of almost 5,000 children. Shakespeare ' s Twelfth Night was the second play of the spring semester, the first Shakespearean play ever produced on the campus. Larry Peters directed both pro- ductions. FENDA MARIA CAST Narrator Rod Coker Chief Man Gary Leach Messenger Peter Henderson Village Girl Jill Angell Fenda ' s Father Harold Steward Bird Talker William Doornbos Fenda Maria Cindy Stout Witch Doctor Nagana Steve Johnston Takiya Cammy Litchfield Horrenda Chris Alfaro Uggle-Uggle Kerry Dees CHIEFMAN (Gary Leach) compels Fenda (Cindy Stout) to save the village. UPPER RIGHT, Birdman (William Doornbos, tells Witchdoc- tor, Steve Johnston, and Fenda ' s father, Harold Stewart, about the crea- tures of the jungle. LOWER RIGHT, the Three Witches, Cammy Litch- field, Kerry Dees and Chris Alfaro, discuss how to stop the two travel- ers, Steve Johnston and Cindy Stout. 122 SCENES FROM TWELFTH NIGHT include (upper left) Gary Leach as Malvolio, (below) Karen Krause, Peter Albright and Kristy Conrad ad Olivia, Fabian and Catherine; (lower left) Rob- ert Peterson as Sir Toby. TWELFTH NIGHT or What You Will A Comedy by William Shakespeare THE CAST Orsino, Duke of Illyria Randy Gibson Sebastian, brother of Viola Kevin Fox Antonio, a sea captain Jeffery R. Cox A Sea Captain Jim Beach Valentine attendants David P. Pennington Curio to the Duke Jack Harvey Sir Toby, uncle of Olivia George Spelvin Sir Andrew Peter W. Henderson, Jr. Malvolio, steward to Olivia Gary T. Leach Fabian attendants Peter M. Albright Catherine to Olivia Kristy L. Conrad Feste, a clown Louis L. McCluer Olivia, a countess Karen Krause Viola, sister of Sebastion Lisa J. Hagen Maria, Olivia ' s lady Terri D. Ingram A Priest David P. Pennington Officer 1 Jack Harvey Officer 2 Darwin E. Pfingsten Spring Fever Attacks Campus SPRING FEVER catches up with Doug Aeschliman as he catches a few zzzz ' s in front of the Student Union between classes. BELOW, Dormitory students take advantage of the warm weather as they play volleyball on the campus. 124 Sun Fun SHELLEY CRAWFORD gives thanks (left) the sun has finally come out and the rain has stopped. BELOW, Chuck Carson loads his cameral as he prepares to shoot photos of spring intramurals. BOTTOM PHOTO, Cynthia Thrasher crams for finals as she gets an early start on her summer tan outside the dormitories. 125 College Sponsors ' Civil War Fare ' Approximately 1,200 people attended Civil War Fare, May 1 on the BCCC campus, according to Janet Coryell, a faculty member who organized the event. Morning tours for residents of Mid-America Nursing Center and El Dorado Cub Scout packs were conducted before the event opened to the pub- lic at noon. Members of Crowley ' s Clay County Company re- enacted a Civil War battle twice during the after- noon. Mock battles were fought on the southeast campus field as spectators filled balconies in back of the Gym and lined the battlefield for a glimpse of cannon fire and soldiers firing their muskets. Away from the battlefield, visitors could taste food from the era, listen to lectures and see slides about the Civil War, see exhibits of memorabilia from the era, listen to folk singers and a whole array of activities during the day. In the evening, an open-air concert by the Col- lege ' s music department and Crowley ' s Clay Coun- ty Company was presented under the library. Butler Jazz Arts and the Headliners performed musical selections from the Civil War Era for an estimated 300 people. A fireworks display lit the night sky over the campus after the concert. TOP PHOTO: Spectators line the battlefield as they watch the ready to begin battle. BELOW LEFT: Poster advertising the Civil Civil War in action. ABOVE: Confederate soldiers line up, War. BOTTOM RIGHT: Battle-ready Confederate soldiers. BCCC Nursing Enrollment Increases A marked increase in enrollment in the nursing program occured in 1981-82. Due to the growth of the program the department moved to a new area in the recently completed 100 building. The department implemented a bi-level nursing program at the college. The bi-level program enables a student to take the practical-vocational nurse license examination after completing the first two semesters of the nursing program and the summer practicum. A student may exit the program at that point or return for the second year to complete the associate degree level of the program. Nursing students gain experience in clinical agencies including S.B. Allen Memorial Hospital and Knutson Manor, in El Dorado; St. Francis Hospital, Wesley Medical Center, St. Joseph ' s Medical Center, and the Veterans ' Administration Hospital in Wichita, according to Pat Bayles, director of the program. ROSE MAYGINNES learns the technique of using suction on a patient while her instructor watches. MIKE DUNAGAN, a BCCC nursing student, visits with a patient as part of his clinical work at an area hospital. 128 DELIA DARRINGTON, BCCC nursing student, wheels an amputee patient around the hospital as one of her many duties. STUDENT NURSES Judy Afton and Mike Dunagan study an anatomical model in the DIANE WORRELL examines nursing equipment in the clinic, j clinic. I .. 129 422 Enter I-M Events Nineteen intramural events drew 422 entries this year, I-M Director Jeanette Malone said. Checkers, dominoes, chess, and golf were also added. Intramural champions are as follows: Intra- mural All-Star-Jim Keesling, tennis doubles-Gary Alford and Don Weatherby, tennis mixed doubles-Jim Bothner and Deb- bie Bogart, dominoes-Paul Lew- is, chess-Mohammad Ghaderi, checkers-Thomas Sanchez, pool doubles-John Kendricks and Kent Hudson, pool mixed dou- bles-Marjorie Dillmon and Bill Pope, bowling mixed doubles- Ali Hamrah and Ann Hamrah, and golf-Fred Oberlechner and Dick Osterbuhr. 130 INTRAMURAL ALL-STARS achieve the ranking by accumulating the most points in various intramural activities throughout the year. All-stars include (front) Janet Sharp; second row, (from left), Jim Bothner, Mark Freeman, Don Weatherby, Jeff Cox. Back row, Jim Keesling, Jeff Regier, Jay Baumann, Chuck Carson, Doug Ashworth. Keesling was high point person. SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS in intramural play are The Strokers. Winning team members are (front row from left) Melanie Bruington, A. C. Poynter, Janet Sharp, Terry Edwards, Kelly Whetsone. Second row, Leanne Hillwig, Doug Ashworth, Heather George, Jimm Bothner, Mark Freeman. BELOW LEFT, Tennis mixed doubles champions are Jim Bothner and Debbie Bogart. BELOW RIGHT, chess champion is Mohammad Ghaderi. LEFT, John Watts is basketball intramural referee. TED ZWEIFEL batting illustrates one reason why The Lantern was in last place in Softball intramurals competition. GOLF CHAMPIONS Dick Osterbuhr and Fred INTRAMURALS DOUBLES bowling champions TENNIS DOUBLES champions are Don Weat Oberlechner display their intramural trophies. are the husband and wife team of AH and Ann erby and Gary Alford. Hamrah. 131 2nd In Conference Freshman Jeff Becker started the track season for the Grizzlies when he became an Indoor Ail-American by throwing the shot put 47 feet 10 inches and placing fourth at the NJCAA Indoor Championships at Cham- paign, Illinois. Other Grizzlies were soon to follow in winning form as three school records fell during the season. Two records fell to jumpers, Mike Mclnerney and Henry Ford. Mcln- erney earned a school record when he pole vaulted over the bar at 14 ' 2V2 at the conference indoor meet held at KU. Ford earned his record when he high jumped over the bar at 7 ' Va at the Hutchinson night relays. Another record was set by Dennis Allen when he ran the 300-yard dash in 31.2 seconds. Three Grizzlies qualified for the NJCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships held at San Angelo, Tex- as. Henry Ford, Kevin Miller, and Paul Taylor all repre- sented Butler County in the National Championships. Ford competed in the high jump, Miller in the 10,000- meter run and Paul Taylor in the 800-meter run. After winning second at conference in Hutchinson, Coach John Francis commented, I thought the kids com- peted super. I was concerned that we wouldn ' t get the competitive edge, but everyone went out and did his best. Francis also said the conference meet is the only meet in which the squad really tries to win. In the conference meet, we are competing with the best. TOP PHOTO: Phillip Banks shows his triple-jumping form. LEFT: Paul Taylor shows the pain of stretching out. ABOVE: The men ' s track team included (back row, from left), Mike Mclnerney, Andre Barber, Tony Shelby, Brad Habermehl, Phil Banks, Henry Ford, James Tibbs; (middle) Dan Beaty, Chuck Carson, Scott Garlich, Chris Heidebrecht, Kent Wartick, Jeff Becker, Steve Ades, Chris Pruett, Kevin Miller; (front) Paul Taylor, Jeff Miller, Joel Sumearll, Frankie Nunn, Jim Keesling. ABOVE: Chuck Carson takes the lead after the handoff from Phillip Banks. TOP RIGHT: Kent Wartick breathes heavily during his race. RIGHT: Coach Ollie Isom talks strategy with another coach during a meet. BELOW: James Tibbs relaxes before his race. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeff Becker, Indoor All-American shows his shot put form that won him his title. ■-■ ABOVE: Coach Francis checks out the scene at a outdoor meet. TOP RIGHT: Mike Mclnerney, record set- ter pole vaulter, clears the bar. MID- DLE RIGHT: James Tibbs pushes it towards the finish line. BELOW: Doug Neufeld gets ready to fly across the high jump bar. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jim Keesling clears the hur- dle as he practices to compete in the steeple chase event. TOP PHOTO: Some of the men ' s track team sit and wait, (left to right) Coach Ollie Isom, Steve Ades, Chris Pruitt, Jeff Miller, Chuck Carson, Frankie Nunn. ABOVE: Hen- ry Ford, NJCAA Competitor for the Grizzlies, clears the high jump bar. His record jump was 7 ' Va set at the Hutch Night Relays. BELOW LEFT: Paul Taylor rests t before his race. Taylor qualified with a time of 1:53.2 in ' the 800-meter race for nationals. BELOW MIDDLE: Mike Mclnerney, pole vaulter and Henry Ford, high jumper, talk with Coach John Francis during a meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kent Wartick takes a steady pace during his race. Err,: .. llk rir Nationals: 2 Compete Two women tracksters qualified for the NJCAA Out- door Track and Field Cham- pionships, held in San Ange- lo, Texas on May 20-22. Although Tammy Martin didn ' t emerge as a regional victor, she set a school record in the 100-meter low hurdles. Her time was 14.89 seconds. Shari McCullough, going 65.24 seconds, capped the 400- meter hurdles at the regional meet in Garden City to quali- fy her for nationals. John Francis, women ' s track coach ' s comments about the season were, We were real happy with the way the gals competed. As the team went, we didn ' t have enough in numbers to seriously com- pete. Other members of the track team included Barb VerKin- deren, Linda Stackley, Denise Standerfer, Debbie Sparks, Becky Anderson, Rachel Seager, Rosemary Sommers, Vickie Comrie and Allison Leake. ABOVE: Barb VerKinderen competes at the Jayhawk Conference meet in Hutchinson. BE- LOW: Members of the womens track squad include (back row, from left) Linda Stackley, Denise Standerfer, Tammy Martin, Debbie Sparks, Becky Anderson; (front row) Shari McCullough, Barb VerKinderen, Rachel Seager. NOT PICTURED: Rose Sommers, Vickie Com- rie, Allison Leake. 136 i TOP PHOTO: Shari McCullough hands off the baton to Tammy Martin in the I 400 meter relay. LEFT: Becky Anderson competes in the 3,000 meter run at I Pittsburg. ABOVE: Linda Stackley and Shari McCullough compete in the 400- meter hurdles at KSU. 137 Baseballers End Season At Tourney The Grizzly baseball team had another winning season this year with a final record of 19 - 13. The team made it to the Western Division tourna- ment at Great Bend but lost its first two games in the double-elimination tournament. Mostly freshmen comprised the team this year. With only four sophomores leaving, Coach Phil Anderson said that he is looking for a solid nucleus next year in the form of returning freshmen. CHARLIE GREEN gets ready to hit one out of the ball park during the spring season. BASEBALL TEAM MEMBERS include (front row from left) Tim Richarson, John Oberlichner, Mike Trujillo, Chris Da- vis, Scott Baus, Brent Cottrell. Second row, Jim Arnold, John Kowalski, Chuck Vaught, Fred Oberlichner, Steve Goodell, Mike Stevens, Cary Lewis, Joel Basinger. Third row, Larry Beashore, Charles Green, Tony Schountz, Mike Wiebler, Dick Osterbuhr, Rick Hess, John Scanlon, Tony Griffey. Not pictured is Phil Anderson, coach of the team. ' 38 Eldorado Citizens ■; ? ■ 139 J Mid Season Slump Hurts Women ' s Team At the end of the regular season, the women ' s softball team had a record of 10-15. Coach Debbie Sawtelle said in March, They are all ready to play and looking forward to the season. The women ' s softball team started the season with a double head- er against St. Johns, coming out victorious with scores of 13-3, 7-4. They then defeated Cowley County on different dates 7-4, 9-3, 19-9 and Central College 10-6, Hesston 21-6. The women then went in to a slump losing seven straight games. Coach Sawtelle said, Our biggest concern is to start winning so that we can get a spot in the playoffs. Their first loss of the season was with Cloud County and Coach Sawtelle said, We didn ' t hit the ball well at all, and we also did not handle the game pressure too well. We hit the ball better and plotted better defense. They came back to split one with Dodge City 4-13, 8-7. They won two of their last six games. BELOW: The women ' s softball team included, (front row, left to right) Jana Cox, Cindy Bowman, Melanie Crow, Sarah Balzer, Sandy Diver, Tammy Mann, Coach Debbie Sawtelle. (Back row) Debbie Bishop, Angie Armstrong, Brenda Walton, Lori Horner, Carolyn McKinsey, Marilyn McKinsey and Marie Gardner. Lori Horner waits to throw a no hitter. 140 iTV ■ • i % % - ' ? k Women Hit Softball Hard ABOVE: Jana Cox and Sandy Diver recover a hit in right outfield. LEFT: Marie Gardner runs to first base. BELOW: Jana Cox waits for the throw as an opposing team member slides for base. BELOW: Jana Cox waits for the throw as an opposing team member slides for base. Photos are from the home diamond. Men ' s And Women ' s Tennis Teams Compete The highlight of the womens tennis season was in the Region VI tennis meet in which Barbara Schoffstall was named to the Region VI tennis singles team. Members included Schoffstall, Stephanie Shipley, Lenda Sheriff and Lisa Rush. With the loss of its number one player at semester and a severe hand injury to Mark Prosser, the men ' s tennis team had its work cut out for it. Probably the biggest day of the season was a third place finish in their own doubles tourney. , ■.,...,.,.....:.«:.:.:.■■. ABOVE-Women ' s tennis team and coaches include (from left) Coach members and coaches include Lee Dowers, Coach Shipley, Monte Lynn Havel, Barbara Schoffstall, Stephanie Shipley, Lisa Rush, Watts, Mike Demint, Mark Prosser, Coach Havel, Roger Joyce, Jeff Lenda Sheriff, Coach Curt Shipely. BELOW, Men ' s tennis team Regier. ' . ■ ,,.  ' 144 145 Golfers Place Fourth At Regional Butler golfer Curt Pruitt earned the right to compete in the NJCAA tournament at Scottsdale, Arizona. The El Dorado fresh- man competed in the national event on June 1. Pruitt finished as eighth high individual in the Region VI tournament, in which the Grizzlies placed fourth, at Lawrence ' s Alvamar Hills Municipal Golf Course. Pruitt was eight strokes back after the first day, but he turned in the second best score of the second day. As a team, the Grizzlies shot a 687, whereas Regional Champion Coffeyville shot a 630 as a team. Dexter Bloodworth shot a 39 on the last nine holes of a 27-hole tournament on Mariah Hills Golf Course at Dodge City to tie the Grizzlies for second with Kansas City Community College. Cof- feyville won the tournament by a sizeable 25-stroke margin. Pruitt was the fifth medalist in the tourney, carding rounds of 40, 37 and 39 for 116. Scott Wilson was second low scorer with rounds of 38, 37 and 45 for 120. Bloodsworth totaled 124 with rounds of 41 and 44 before the 39 which tied the Grizzlies. Roger Burd turned in 128 with nine-hole scores of 44, 43 and 41. The Grizzly linksmen had an exceptionally good year placing fourth at regionals. Felix Adams was coach. , GOLF TEAM MEMBERS are (front row from left) Dexter Blood- worth, Curt Pruitt, Eric Pollitt. Second row, Paul Eichkorn, Scott Wilson, and Roger Burd. Pruitt qualified for the nationals at Scottsdale, Arizona. Felix Adams is golf coach. 14 b f i . Sports Women ' s track has ' good day ' atESU Pruitt qualifies for national McCullough wins 1st at K-State {Pr,  ttm • • McCuJIOUgh alSO placed Second in 59 3 l,5Q0-meterrun- Jeff Miller,3rd, 4:08.2; Scott Garli MANHATTAN-Shari McCullough, run- seconds in the 400-meter dash. «M:os .4; Frank Nunn.siM.-n.o ning 1:06 in the 400-meter intermediate Tammv Martin was Butler ' s onlv other Jw-meters-Paui Taylor sthso.s. hurdle wa? Rnt r r Mir,t„ ' , i •• idmmy Marun was ouuer omy wner High jump-Doug Neufeld, 5th, 6 feet, 4 inches. nurOleS, was BUtler County S Sole first- c nH-nlan finisher, running the 100- 440reIav.IChuckCarson.Phil Banks. Heidebrecht a Track teams prep Basebaiiers J TVT¥i a a • i beat Barton tor IN JL AA indoor i„ tw in bin Netters lose to Friends ¥l   lr  i« ' c Grizzlies bo f tbali team i . . grizzlies couldn , t hu , 1st tops rap may Sawteiie says Grizzlies Softball COach looks Women score for stronger season 2 relay firsts Golfers take own crown ;. i Track team 2nd in conference Netters at indy; Bears qualify 2 ' to host tourney for NJC AA try Linksmen 3rd at Barton Dinner Honors ' Purple And Gold 7 Order of the Purple candidates were hon- ored at an annual dinner on Friday, Apr il 30, in the Student Union cafeteria. Robert Peterson, BCCC English and speech in- structor, was master of ceremonies. Sam Warfel, professor at Fort Hays State Uni- versity, addressed the candidates on When You Care Enough, You Do Your Very Best. Lisa Hagan, El Dorado, received the Frank Cron History Award, presented by Charles Heilmann, representing the Butler County Historical Society. The award is given to an outstanding history student. Hagan also received a gold medallion for her high grade point average. James Sibley was recognized as the only graduate com- piling a 4.0 average. David Longfellow and Don Toburen of the BCCC faculty presented honor gradu- ates with medallions. The 94 sophomores who were candidates for honors bring to 981 the number of stu- dents named to Order of the Purple since the organization was started in 1937 at El Dorado Junior College. The first group in- cluded only seven students. Order or the Purple was organized to recognize gradu- ates for scholarship, leadership, service, and character. SAM WARFEL, professor of language and addresses the Purple and Gold candidates at literature a the spring t Fort Hays University, dinner. SPEAKERS ' TABLE occupants include (from left) Robert Peterson, Warfel, Dr. Larry Devane, Mrs. Lester Nixon, and Mr. Nixon. 148 I Top Students Are Recognized FELICIA BUTTS and Jeannie Parscal display their paintings which won honors at the spring student exhibition held on the campus. DR. DON TOBUREN presents honor me- dallions. , PARENTS, faculty and students gather in the Student Union to await the beginning of the Purple and Gold honor dinner. I4S 500 Graduates Look Towards Future Nearly 500 Butler County Community College can- didates for graduation, the largest number in history, walked across the stage on May 15. Commencement began with the traditional Pomp and Circumstance as the graduates marched into the field house. Mrs. Kay Arvin, a Wichita attorney, addressed the class of 1982 after being introduced by President Carl Heinrich. Keith Martin, chairman of the Board of Trustees, presented the class members with their degrees. The processional and recessional music was per- formed by BCCC ' s brass ensemble. The college choir and the ladies ' ensemble presented vocal music. JEFF MILLER receives his degree from Board chairman K. Martin. GRADUATES, faculty, family and friends of the graduates pack the field house for commencement ceremonies. ISO THE COLLEGE CHOIR, including graduates, prepare to sing Reach for a Star at the commencement exercies held May 15. KYLE TOBUREN receives his degree from his father, Dr. Don To- DICK OSTERBUHR is about to be congratulated by Dr. Carl Hein- buren. rich. (Graduation photos by Lee White.) 1ST 1982 Graduates Amy Lynne Allenbach, A. A. J. Douglas Ashworth, A. A. Jay Wyatt Baumann, A. A. William Curtis Bean, A. S. Inga Marie Beitz, A. A. John V. Bergman, A, A. Debra Lynn Boss, A. A. Cynthia M. Bowman, A. A. Gay Ann Brickley, A. A. Mark Alan Buttram, A. S. Felicia A. Butts, A. A. Gregory A. Colangelo, A. A. Kay LaVerna Couch, A. A. Linda Jean Cunningham, A. A. Kerry Noel Dees, A. A. Shelly Elizabeth Downey, A. A. Anita Kay Easley, A. A. Valerie J. Edwards, A. A. Alan Dale Falk, A. S. Pamela Lynn Forsberg, A. A. Mark Alan Freeman, A. A. Jay Lee Fritz, A. A. Brett H. Gaffney, A. A. Kelly Michael Carton, A. A. Arjang Abedi, A. A. Steven R. Ades, A. S. Judith Ann Afton, A. A. Peter A. Aguirre, A. A. Christina Maria Alfaro, A. A. Brenda Kathleen Alvarez, A. A. Becky I. Anderson, A. A. Drew Lynn Anderson, A. S. Drucilla Ann Andrews, A. A. Mark E. Arbuckle, A. A. Mary Angela Armstrong, A. A. Darlod L. Babcock, A. S. Sarah Katherine Balzer, A. A. Mona Jean Banta, A. S. Andre Robert Barber, A. A. Kelly Jo Basinger, A. S. Curtis D. Benton, A. A. Hamid Bigdeli, A. A. Deborah Kay Bogart, A. A. Michelle Diane Borman, A. A. James William Bothner, A. A. Christine J. Brickley, A. A. Michael L. Brinkmeyer, A. S. Patti Ann Brinkmeyer, A. A. Juli A. Brownwood, A. A. Vicki Lynette Bunyard, A. A. Roger D. Burd, A. S. Thomas Mark Caldarera, A. S. Joyce M. Calloway, A . A. Rachel Rae Carrell, A. A. Carman LeNita Churchman, A. A. Patricia Jeannine Chatman, A. A. Alesia D. Cody, A. A. Nancy Lorena Colchin, A. A. Vicky Lynn Comrie, A. A. Karen Lee Conger, A. A. Valerie R. Cornwell, A. A. Daron Clay Cox, A. A. Bert Wayde Adamson, A. S. Jerry Joe Ammons, A. A. James Robert Anslow, A. A. Linda Faye Baldwin, A. A. Mark Alan Bass, A. A. Douglas M. Berkowitz, A. A. Edward C. Bertels, A. S. David Martin Bonner, A. A. Daniel Ray Broadrick, A. S. Eduardo Cabal-Hurtado, A. A. Mark P. Allen, A. S. Christopher H. Benefield, A. S. Stephen K. Clark, A. S. Sandra L. Conner, A. S. Janet Eileen Gibson, A. A. Floyd Steven Goldsmith, A. S. Jolene M. Grove, A. A. Lisa Jean Hagan, A. A. William R. Heath, A. A. Laurie G. Hiatt, A. A. James R. Howell, A. A. Brad Lee Hull, A. A. Sherrie Ann Lawson, A. A. Robert Scott Lowe, A. S. Richard Alan Lyman, A. A. Willie L. Martin, A. S. Mitchell Lee Matlick, A. A. Steve W. May, A. S. Rosella M. Mayginnes, A. A. Linda Sue McCulloch, A. A. Bari Lynne McCullough, A. A. Martha N. McEachern, A. S. Rita Ann McGinnes, A. S. Virginia Lee McGinnes, A. S. Carolyn Kim McKinsey, A. A. Cameron Jay Mitchell, A. A. Thomas Herbert Moore, A. A. Jose Moreno, A. A. ORDER OF THE PURPLE David D. Mossbarger, A. A. Shirley A. Murar, A. A. Lisa Marie Oglesby, A. A. Janice Lorraine Paisley, A. A. Charles John Parker, A. A. Jeannie N. Parscal, A. A. Monty Warren Peck, A. S. Darwin Eugene Pfingsten, A. A. Doris Jean Pitman, A. A. James Carl Powell, A. A. Shelly Rena Pruitt, A. A. Judith Ann Redfern, A. A. Joseph Lee Redman, A. A, Mary Ellen Reekie, A. S. Terry L. Reeves, A. S. Michael Clinton Saunders, A. S. Barbara Ann Schoffstall, A. S. John Michael Schwindt, A. A. Roxanne Seager, A. A. Janet Marie Sharp, A. A. Larry Michael Shawn, A. A. Myron Wayne Shinkle, A. A. James Bradley Sibley, A. A. Betty Ann Smith, A. A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES Jeffrey R. Cox, A. A. Major Craig jr., A. S. T. Glenn Crawford, A. A. Crayton Thomas Crisler, A. Jeffrey Alan Daniels, A. A. Criss A. Davis, A. A. Joseph Scott Day, A. A. Michael John DeMint, A. A. Richard D. Dennett, A. A. Sandra Jean Diver, A. A. Myrna Margaret Donner, A. Melody E. Doyal, A. A. Michael Wayne Dunagan, A. John Charles Fahler, A. A. Christie Lyn Fetters, A. A. Jay S. Fitzmorris, A. A. Gary V. Fortner, A. A. Delinda Sue Fowler, A. A. Timoth Michael Franta, A. S. Deborah L. Galloway, A. A. Delia M. Garlington, A. A. James R. Garner, A. S. Gay Lynn Gillies, A. A. Mark Alan Green, A. S. Paul Eugene Green, A. S. Rebecca Janelle Green, A. S. Steven Ray Green, A. S. Charles H. Greenwell, A. S. Michael A. Grover, A. A. Brad Duane Haas, A. A. Gary Leon Hamilton, A. A. Thomas R. Harms, A. A. Scott A. Harsh, A. A. Martha Jane Henn, A. S. Ronald Dee Hobbs, A. S. Robert E. Holladay, Jr., A. A. Shari Kay Hyle, A. A. John Wilson Ingalls, A. A. Ronald K. Ingalls, A. S. Mary Laura Jones, A. A. ASSOCIATE Roger Lynn Keesling, A. A. James John Kelly II, A. S. Rosalie Jean Kidd, A. A. V. Cyntha Lynn Knight, A. A. Cynthia Jan Knowles, A. A. Lisa A. Kosinski, A. A. Gail Elaine Lansdowne, A. A. Mehran Amir Latifi, A. A. Johnny Roy Lawrence, A. A. Chris Alan Laymon, A. A. A. Gary Thomas Leach, A. A. Keith William Lindsey, A. A. A. Camilla Lea Litchfield, A. A. Kenneth Alfred Locke, A. S. Sharon K. Lodovici, A. A. Pamela G. Lowe, A. S. Roy Andrew Lowmaster, A. A. Marie Malveaux, A. A. Tamela Jo Mann, A. A. Teresa Lynn Marshall, A. A. Shari Linne McCullough, A. A. John Scott Meyer, A. A. Jeffery Alan Millei, A. A. Judith A. Miller, A. A. Kevin Lee Miller, A. A. Marvin E. Miller, A. A. Nanette Collene Miller, A. A. Donald Brent Mossman, A. A. Paula Jo Muller, A. A. James I. Murfin, A. A. Judy Annette Murphy, A. A. Michael Anthony Nardone, A. A. Jill Danetta Olson, A. A. Jerry Wade Ov erley, A. A. Richard William Osterbuhr, A. A. Bessie Parker, A. S. Russell Blane Parker, A. A. A. C. Poynter, A. A. DEGREES-McCONNELL Anita Collazo, A. A. Jacqueline Ann Comiskey, A. A. Lloyd Leon Craun, A. S. James Joseph Curro, A. S. Emmett Dickerson Jr., A. A. Carlisle D. Elcock, A. A. Roger L. Govan, A. S. Mary L. Harris, A. A. Donald Lee Hillyer, A. A. Fannie Mar Holland, A. A. David Michael Jackson, A. A. Kelly Marcel Kerr, A. S. Thomas D. Koltsidas, A. A. David Richard Krueger, A. A. Ricky Anthony Ladner, A. A. Mark Albert Lofthus, A. A. Kennon H. Powell, A. A. Lani M. Pratt, A. A. Chester John Resko, A. A. William H. Roche, A. A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES SCHWEITER TECHNICAL SCHOOL Kenneth P. Finley, A. S. Shelley Renee Gerlach, A. S. Bradley J. Goet z, A. S. Bruce D. Holmes, A. S. David W. Kratz, A. S. Raymond Scott Rowhuff, A. S. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DIVISION CERTIFICATES 152 Annette J. Bower Mike D. Burke Margy S. Dillon Bruce Brooms Bill Ledford Sharon Elizabeth Smith, A. A. Dianne R. Snider, A. A. Denise Kay Standefer, A. A. William G. Stephens, A. A. Jack A. Stipp, A. S. Sharon Elaine Tabor, A. A. Kelly Ann Theis, A. A. Michelle Marie Thorn, A. A. Kyle David Toburen, A. A. Vui Van Truong, A. A. Connie Fay Unger, A. A. Cynthia Lee Van Arsdale, A. Billie Irene Vargas, A. A. Caryn Janell Vogt, A. S, William L. Walton, A. A. Kent Michael Wartick, A. A. Michelle Renee Webb, A. S. John Rea Whitekettle, A. A. Lowell Mason Wiebe, A. A. Diane Worrell, A. A. Edward Youngquist, A. A. Mark A. Prosser, A. A. Marsha Elaine Ramsey, A. A.; Doreen j. Reed, A. A. Deven Jo Reeves, A. A. Jeffery Mack Regier, A. A. Linda Fae Rhone, A. S. David Curtis Richard, A. A. Todd Michael Robinson, A. Ray Don Ross, A. A. Mary Jo Schmidt, A. A. Rodney L. Schwemmer, A. A Deanna Kav Shaver, A. A. Pamela K. Shull, A. A. Alisa J. Sixkiller, A. A. Janna Marie Smalley, A. A. Jacquelyn L. Smith, A. A. Martha Alyce Smith, A. A. Vincent L. Soerries, A. A. Rosemary Sommers, A. A. Kimberly Mae Stevenson, A. Sheila A. Sutter, A. A. Brenda Jo Sutton, A. A. Paul J. Taylor, A. A. Debra M. Teegardin, A. A. ' Jerry Alfred Urton, A. A. Lori Lynn Van Fleet, A. A. Barbara Sue Verkinderen, A. Christopher Scott Vogelman, A. Sharla F. Wallingford, A. A. Christopher L. Walter, A. S. i Judy Ann Wealand, A. A. Kelly L. Whetstone, A. A. Donna Jean Whiteside, A. A. Lisa Ann Williams, A. A. Cash Sinclair Wilson, A. A. Randy Gene Winkle, A. S. Kevin R. Wohlgemuth, A. S. Michael L. Zorn, A. A. Phillip Lowell Russell, A. S. Leonel Quintero Saldivar, A. Herbert W. Signer Jr., A. S. Kevin David Thumma, A. S. John A. Waddell, A. A. Gregory Charles Wenzlaff, A Thomas R. Wilson, A. S. Mark Duane Schmidt, A. S. Derek Lane Snyder, A. S. Judy A. Symes, A. S. $ o C :S ' •