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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1983 volume:

The Grizzly Staff Editor Derek Dillard Layout Editor Don Argo Photo Editor Roger Joyce Staff Members Twila Wilson Elizabeth Cott Lee Dudick Darren White Maia Harms David Hinz John Kenemer Terri Fowler Kathy Kuntz Martin West Secretary Janelle Banz Adviser Jo Rogers Table of Contents Sports 17 Activities 33 Freshman 65 Sophomores 87 Special 99 Second Semester 105 Administration, Faculty, Staff 117 Index 129 ' Great Moments ' The Grizzly Vol. 54 1983 Butler County Community College El Dorado, KS. 67042 Great Moments occur in everyone ' s life, but they occur more often in the life of a student who opts to go to college. BCCC has the largest enrollment it has had in its 56 year history and with it comes many new stu- dents and lifestyles. Almost three thousand stu- dents enrolled for the fall semester to share in classroom or in extra curricular activities. One of the early great moments was the play production A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum which played to standing room only. Some of the cast members frolic in the park to show their exhiliration. BaimW . • sm .;ai Pepped Up The El Dorado Chamber of Commerce spon- sored a We ' re Number One pep rally for this year ' s football team. The rally was held August 31 on the courthouse lawns, and a dance was held in the parking lot later that evening. The rally was well attended by college and commu- nity Grizzly supporters. We ' Can Do Magic ' The 1982 Football Homecoming celebration got off to an early start as a bonfire and pep rally took place at the 4-H grounds on Thursday night. Laina Corder, a sophomore from Oakdale, California, and Earl Magic Walker, a sophomore from Ft. Lauderdale, Flor- ida, were named homecoming queen and king. After the rally, a dance honor- ing the candidates was held in the 4-H building. The parade and game were on Saturday. Celebrate ' 82 Saturday ' s homecoming activities kicked off with a parade through down- town El Dorado, and featured floats and the Pep Band. The Honeybear Dance Troupe performed at half-time of the football game. Homecoming festivities ended on a special note as the Grizzlies trounced Garden City, 33-20. JITJ M 1 l mm k iB m jjm HHf S I H mJk ' aBr- ' ' 1 BUI ' w j 1 ' 1 BmP r 7 ■ m $ 1 SfiwjsjflHKSi H ilr Bi HilMl ' i ' k  i H ■— ! .. ' ■ v , ' k ' ' Hj HBhJ I k ■ ■■ . T k H ; ■ VhI J )MECOMING CROWD cheers the Grizzlies to victory during the :ie held at Circle High School. Left Page, upper left: Homecom- ing King Earl Walker and Queen Laina Corder ride in the parade thru downtown El Dorado. Remaining photos: Grizzly football players in action- at the dance and at the game. Right Page, top: One of the Butler mascots looks on as the Honeybears perform at halftime. Left: Coach Brian McNeely gives instructions to quarter- back Darren White during the game. Right: Gee Wright carries the ball for the Grizzlies. Out Of Class, ' P R ' Time - ■ |p B ;M Si PLEASURE AND RECREATION are enjoyed by, LEFT PAGE: upper I. Chuck Fahler; upper r., John Kenemer, Lee Ann Griffith; lower I., Newdy Satcher; r., music by Henry Jackson, Tony Reynolds. THIS PAGE: upper I., Derek Dillard, Brent Wolke; upper r., Garlis Allen, Janet Robinson, Angie Craddock; lower 1., Theresa Schneider, Kim Carpenter, Laina Corder, Andrea Turner, Lee Ann Griffith, Cara Oursler; lower r., Harold Stewart. Skating Is A Big Hit A skating party to get acquainted was sponsored early in the fall term by SAC. Students got in free with display of the col- lege ID. The party lasted for three hours, but some of the students did not. People Party In Student Union PARTY TIME in the Union finds: Top right, Kevin Colon taking a much needed rest. Bottom page, Greg French and Jerry Kruger watch dancers. Left center, as the party comes to an end Don Weatherby, Newdy Satcher, Dion Noblett, Tony Shelby, Tony (E.T.) Dye, Michael (Slow Moe) Williams, Kenneth Palmer, Rick Remsberg and Ronald (Scooter) Dean, get rowdy. 12 SOCIAL LIFE in the Student Union will find a num- ber of students seeking relief from the books and from dormitory life. Top left, Don McClain wears his original headgear at the gathering. Top right, Carla Hinz and Kelly Duvanel, eight-plex residents eye the dancers. Bottom right, Nate Brown and Kevin Sipple give their brothers handshake. New Term — New Den With new murals on the walls, the Snack Bar became The Den this year, and students had a great moment when the sterile-looking white walls finally disappeared. Enjoying the new atmosphere are (top 1.) Bill Davison, Penny Mason, Tony Reynolds. Top r., Nadine Armstrong. Bottom 1., Louie McClure; bottom r., Ted Sullivan SPORTS f Great Grizzly Games Football Record Drops: 4-4-1 Grizzlies are not number one in ' 82. After finish- ing 12-0 in 1981, the Butler County grid team did a complete turn around in ' 82 by finishing 4-4-1. Disapointing? Not really. Look at it from a sophomore point of view. Dur- ing their two years of playing Grizzlies ' football, the sophomores racked up a 16-14-1 record. Not bad at all. With the graduation of some key players and a lack of experienced sophomores, the Grizzlies were a freshman-dominated squad. Not to mention the unexpected resignation of Coach Fayne Henson just three weeks before the summer practices began. Brian McNeely was named successor to Henson and just one week before practice started, went out and gathered a staff and went to work, Actually, McNeely did a fair job under very difficult circum- stances. Coach McNeely said, Our team played really well at times this year, but we really lacked a great deal of consistency. We have a good group of fresh- men returning for next year and I would expect us to be more consistent. In December it was announced by the college that McNeely had been fired. Within a few days, a spe- cial Board of Trustees meeting was called and the official announcement was that McNeely had been rehired as head coach. HEAD COACH BRIAN MCNEELY watches the Grizzly action as he receives information from coaches in the press box. The Grizzly team is led onto the field by co-captains Darren White and Jim Phillips at Circle High School in Towanda where several of the home games were played. 18 FOOTBALL ACTION-top photo, the Butler de- fense attacks the ball. Bottom left, John Kendricks picks up big yardage for the Grizzlies. Bottom right, Lee Dudick, teammates, and opposition look for that elusive loose football. 19 4tHt§0 Football Moments FOOTBALL ACTION finds Joe Christmon, No. 34, up- per left blocking for tailback Jamie Holland on his way to more yardage, Jerry Quick, upper right, beats his man en route to sacking the quarter- back. Tony Shelby, lower right, takes a break after suf- fering a hand injury. ON THE WAY to a touch- down wide receiver Tony Shelby sweeps around right end behind the blockings of Jim Phillips. Defensive end Jason Mueller reaches out for a shoestring tackle. vr Volleyball Women End Season 14-18 The women ' s volleyball team won its opening game for the season against Bethel College, and from then on had some disappointing moments. The team ended the season 14-18 but did not qualify for the regionals Five sophomores returned to the team including Arlene Reekie, Cynthia Thrasher. Tammy Martin, Heather George, and Lenda Sheriff. Coach De- bra Sawtelle said of the season: We were all disappointed that we did not qualify for regionals. However, we did have a good season and played some super volleyball at times. My freshmen got a lot of playing experience and this should help us a great deal next year. MEMBERS OF THE BCCC WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL team include, front row (from left) Becky Barnett, Lenda Sheriff, Heather George, Janelle Banz. (second row) Carla Hinz, Cynthia Thrasher, Arlene Reekie, Mellisa Unger, Coach Debra Sawtelle. (back row) manager Debbe Bishop, Valorie Dukat, Valerie Seal, Janice Martin, Tammy Martin, Diane Alex- ander. 22 Spikers In Action WOMEN VOLLEYBALL TEAM members play a tough and sometimes heartbreaking season. Upper left, Tammy Martin blocks the ball as teammate Cynthia Thrasher gets ready. Lower left, Heather George sets the ball as her teammates approve from the sidelines. Lower right, Lenda Sheriff and Valorie watch as Janelle Banz spikes the ball. 23 Women Runners Nab Regional The women ' s cross country sea- son proved to be a very productive one. The members of the team were the undefeated Region Six champions. This is the first time a women ' s team has won a regional title in any sport at BCCC. The team placed fourteenth in the national track meet held at Uti- ca, N.Y. Three women made the All Re- gion Six team: Becky Alpers, Terry Hormell, Charlotte Purcell. Since five team members are freshmen, Coach John Francis stat- ed that he is looking forward to an excellent year next year. Other members of the team were Tammy Hodges, Rachel Seager, and Jody Wells. WOMEN ' S CROSS COUNTRY members who are the regional champions include (from left) Terry Hormell, Tammy Hodges, Charlotte Purcell, Becky Alpers, Rachel Seager, Jody Wells. Bottom: Jody Wells leads the way for the BCCC Girls CC team. 24 Keesling Makes National Meet With a freshmen oriented team and with numerous injuries, the men ' s cross country team placed fourth in the regional meet. Jim Keesling, sophomore, was the only individual to qualify for the nationals by placing fifteenth at the Region Six meet. Keesling ran in the nationals at Utica, N.Y. and placed 171st. During the season, the Grizzlies won three meets, took second in two meets, and placed third in an- other with fourth place at the re- gional. The 1982 season was the last one for Coach Oliver Isom since he is retiring from coaching. Isom was a top collegiate cross country for many years. THE 1982-83 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM members are, from left Brad Burkes, Garth Wilwand, Bob Dahlgreen, Robert Johnson, Jeff Noll, Scott Garlich, Mark Anderson, Paul Kroeger, Jim Keesling. Back row Coach Ollie Isom, Donnie Wilson, Stan Wyott, Jon McCoy, Tom Ridder, Everett White, Kirby Rogers, Tyrone Forbes. Upper photo, Jim Keesling. 25 THE REGIONAL TROPHY for first place is proudly displayed by women ' s cross country runners including (from left) Jody Wells, Rachel Seager, Terri Hormel, Becky Alpers, Charlotte Purcell, and Tammy Hodges. Photo left, Jeff Noll paces himself. Right, Brad Burkes and Paul Kroeger close in on a Hutchison 26 TOP LEFT: On a time out Jack Sutter discusses the defense attack with the Grizzlies. Top right: Tony Dye waits patiently on a decision from the referee. Bottom: front row-Coach Sutter, Todd Patterson, John Ford, Earl Walker, Jim Redeker, Tony Dye, Henry Ford, Byron Green, Assistant Gene Arnold, Back row- Pat Cubbage, Joe Howard Mark Hively, Greg Allen, Mychael Williams, Gwayne Lambert, Jerry Kruger, Keith Morton, Butch Berry, Ron Ediger. 27 Basketball Men: 19-10 Butler started the season with high hopes. The team had the height it takes to be a top contender. The Grizzlies had four returning starters: Henry Ford, Butch Berry, John Ford and Earl Walker. Berry and Walker were team captains this season. Butler participated in one of the toughest basketball con- ferences in the nation, the Jayhawk Juco. The Grizzlies won their first game against Norther n Oklahoma. Many times during the season they played some outstanding ball. At press time they went against Pratt for a second time, coming out the winner, after being defeated in the first encounter. The Grizzlies were 19-10 overall and 5-6 league at press time. OPPOSITE PAGE: Top left, Butch Berry tries to pass inside to Tony Dye. Top right, Byron Green shoots a jumper for two. Bottom left, Gwayne Lambert drives down court for a bas- ket. Bottom right, Tony Dye shows his vertical ability on a blocked shot. Top left, Henry Ford jams the ball with command. Top right, shooting two from the freethrow line is Mark Hively. Bottom left, the Grizzlies get ready for an in- bounds play. Bottom right, Earl Walker is look- ing for an open man. i Women Advance The best season in four years is how Coach Tonya Kerschner summed up the wom- en ' s basketball season. Fourth place in the western division of the Jayhawk Conference was won by the women cagers. This was the first time the women made it to the play-offs in four years. The season got off to a disappointing start for the women, but the team picked up momen- tum toward the end. The overall record was 10- 21, and the women were 6-10 in the Confer- ence. Returning sophomores included Debbe Bish- op, Debbie Sparks, Lori Embree, Teresa Wes- terfield, Jo Stuber, Shari Klassen. KATHY METZ patiently waits for the ball in the freeth- row lane. Team members (below) include (front row) There- sa Chapman, Faye Clark, Debbe Bishop, Lori Embree, Debbie Sparks, Shari Klassen, Teresa Westerfield. (back) Tammy Hodges, Jami Shirley, Katherine Ewing, Valerie Dukat, Brenda McCollough, Charlotte Purcell, Jo Stuber. Tonya Kerschner (coach). 30 FAYE CLARK (top left) makes her move for the ball. Lori Embree (top right) heads for the free throw lane. Kathy Metz (bottom) looks for Teresa Westerfield. '  . 31 GRIZZLIETTES (top left) Kathy Metz, Lori Embree, Sherri Klassen, and Jami easy two points. Kathy Metz (bottom left) makes her move to get out of the Shirley wait for the inbounds pass. Charlotte Purcell (top right) shoots for an trap. Debbie Sparks (bottom right) passes the ball off. Activities Great Grizzly Moments 33 Campus Looks - We ' ve Got You Covered Watch closely because these next four pages are about to explode into an amazing variety of day looks, night look s, city and country looks for college students. Something fantastic happens when you wrap yourself up in the fashions for ' 83. R. A. Wells and Lasater ' s have helped BCCC keep up on all the fashionable trends. Keep it simple. Keep it right. Fashion is taking a more tailored direction this year. Sweaters, combined with the tailored look in pants are great classic looks, and are the perfect item for a college students wardrobe. You can inter- change a sweater with anything and have more than one outfit. Soft. Stylish. More textures to touch. And colors colors . . . colors. ' 83 fashion consists of garden colors, rare antique colors, a season filled with rich gleaming new brilliance. Rich apricots, pinks, yellows, black, pale reds, and all shades of green are in this year. But what ' s more amazing are the color combina- tions one can wear: turquoise with any other blue, brown or purple with yellow, green with violet, even deep blue with black. It ' s pattern on pattern. It ' s mix and match. It ' s stripes and plaids. It ' s all very decorative colors. The styles on the college campus are carefree. The dress of today ' s fashion is an attitude of Anything Goes. With such stylish clothing, imagine the possiblities. A little money and a lot of imagination can make a college student ' s ward- robe incredible! ind Alejandra Encir EDDIE GREY AND JENNIFER PYLE pose in the classic fall fashions. Eddie, in his corduroy jacket and Jennifer in her warm sweater show the casual look of campus life. SCOTT REBHOLZ displays the basics of every college man ' s winter wardrobe, a pair of jeans and a flannel shirt. LEEANN GRIFFITH AND ALEJANDRA ENCINAS model the outgoing fashions of sportswear. 36 Sweatsuit Look SWEATSUITS are the fashion on the college campus this year. Whether it is jogging and exercising, lounging in the dorm or student union, or just attending classes, sweatsuits seem to be the proper dress. Everywhere you go you see different styles and colors. Some are conser- vative and plain while others are brighter and more lively. Earl (Magic) Walker has chosen a more sporty suit in creme and gray, while Jennifer Pyle shows off the softer, more feminine look of a pink suit. Alejandra Encinas shows off the bright outgoing colors of this year ' s fash- ions-pinks and purples. Each is different in style and color, but all are suitable for any informal occasion on campus. Butler Hosts National Rodeo Group Exciting rodeo action filled the El Dor- ado Saddle Club Arena in October when the first National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association sanctioned rodeo was hosted by Butler County Community College. This is the third year that the College has been a member of the NIRA. All colleges that have a sanction are required to host the NIRA rodeo every other year, ac- cording to Daniel Ensz, agriculture in- structor. Two hundred and ninety-seven contes- tants from 20 colleges in Kansas and Oklahoma participated. Because of the large number of contestants, some rode slack after the first evening ' s perfor- mance and on the following morning be- cause there was not enough time for all of the contestants to compete in the perfor- mances. A highlight of the second evening was the calf dressing contest. The object of this contest was to get a shirt and pair of pants oh a calf restrained by a rope hatter. The first team to dress its calf and drag it to the middle of the arena was the winner. A team comprised of Jim Kitch, Andy Massoth, Marc Thomas won the trophy. JIM BROOKOVER, livestock judging team coach, watches the intense action, lower left photo. Other photos this page, out of town participants exhibit various skills. m I ..A, 43 $ ■ ' '  ■ ' - w 1 - mtk. ■-r.-i ' ..- .- - ■■■..-■ -. 1 ■ML SPJ - PE ■« I I ' jK- •■ :■ 1 MJJSJi ■H Jl. _. j1m w IB §1111 1 ■ r  £1 wllBL F ' ' ' wt £$ ' m ' ■ ■ ' m. Cj| id BTTEB Three Bands Attract New Numbers Due to an ever-increasing enroll- ment, BCCC ' s three bands — con- cert, pep, and jazz — all had in- creased numbers this year. Fulfilling the desire for communi- ty involvement, the bands were joined by several off-campus musi- cians in rehearsals and concerts. MEMBERS OF THE CONCERT BAND are, (from left bottom row) Dale Howell, Tracey Maddux, Angel Townson, Shelly Downey, Kurt McCune, Terri Maness, Linda Stein- hauer, David O ' Donnell, Beth Herrman, Bruce Roll. Second row; Brad Storey, Holly Allen, Janice Brown, David Heinrich, Paula Harms, Dale Reschke. Third row, Brian Da- vidson, Laura Vorhies, Benny Higgs, Kevin Lawrence, John Shell, Brian Lindsey, Neal Bergkamp, Troy Hagerman, Mark Gold- smith, Monte McKee. Fourth row, Gary Jacks, Bryan Ellis, Paul Hake, Rick Herb, Stan Miller. Fifth row, Bette Kohman, Kris Blank, Snn Ridgway, Shelly Stutesman, Tammy Lock, Chris Ziba, Tim Davis. Bot- tom right, Mark Goldsmith and Terri Ma- ness. Bottom left, Matt Krause and Angel Townson fix her tie. 40 Jazz Band The Jazz Band was invited to par- ticipate in the Bethel Invitational Jazz Festival at Newton. Spring semester found the ensemble being invited to the International Music Festival in Or- lando, Florida. Several on-campus concerts and nu- merous high school tours also helped produce a successful year for the group. DOUG TALBOTT, instrumental director, dis- cusses a question with jazz band member Shelly Stutesman, upper left. THE JAZZ BAND mem- bers consist of, from left to right, front row: Tracey Maddux, Monte McKee, Angel Town- son, Shelly Stutesman, Pat Cubbage, David Heinrich, Bruce Roll. Second row; Shelly Dow- ney, Holly Allen, Mark Goldsmith, David O ' Donnell, Kris Blank, Brian Lindsey, Rick Herb, Gary Jacks. Third Row, Doug Mitchell, Lisa Kelly, Stan Miller, Brian Ellis, Scott Snow, Dale Howell, Kevin Fox, Kurt McCune, Benny Higgs, Kevin Lawrence, Brian Davidson, and Brad Storey. John Shell plays trumpet in front of Student Union, bottom right. 41 GREAT MOMENTS for some spectators at sports events only happen when the Pep Band goes into action. Never quiet, never subtle, always wild, and always appreciated can describe the members of the Pep Band under the direction of Doug Talbott. Right, Benny Higgs hits it; Talbott prepares for a pep rally on campus. : : ■■:■■■■:■ Pep Band Pride and enthusiasm are high priorities with the P Band members since they were chosen for both their mi cal ability and their spirit. Providing music for all home football and basketb? games along with traveling to several away athletic contes were included in the duties of the band members. The familiar charge sound provided by the Pep Band was always received wildly and enthusiastically by the spec- tators. The ruffles, flourishes, and rim-shots were as much a part of the football games as the kick-off whistle. 42 Vocalists Include Choir, Headliners 1982-83 was the second year for the Headliners Showchoir. This select group is chosen by audi- tions involving both singing and choreography. The Headliners gave four concerts on campus during the year and visited many area high schools. Their travels also included some out-of- state trips. The BCCC Pops Vocal Clinic, held in the spring, brought to the campus nationally known artists to work with the students on perfect- ing their vocal skills. The BCCC Choir is an ensemble open to all who enjoy singing. The Choir presents four e during the year including a Pops Concert spring. The theme of this year ' s concert was Mus from the Movies. New robes were delivered in December adding a more formal, finishing touch to the group. In keeping with the music department ' s desire to provide avenues for the students to express themselves musically, the Ladies Ensemble was formed in 1982. The ensemble has grown to in- clude 12 singers who work on all styles of music, some selected by members and some by the in- structor. HEADLINERS VOCAL GROUP members wear striking black and white costumes. The singers include (front row from left) Jeff Becker, Todd Schwartz, Jim Stuffle- beam, Joe Colangelo, Morey Baizer, David Heinrich, Kevin Lawrence, Jim Speer. Second row, Linda Pohly, vocal director, Linda Steinbauer, Tammy Luck, Sharon McVicar, Deanna Newman, Tallette Eastin, Angel Townson, Melissa Unger, Michele Nolan, and Kathy Griggs. The Choir Practices CHOIR PRACTICE finds the usually un- seen hands of the official school ac- companist, Marge Marsh, at the key- board. Choir members under the direc- tion of Linda Pohly prepare for the Christmas concert. They include (photo right) Gina Starkey, Kary Crandell, Tammy Luck, Taletta Easton, Linda Steinhauer, Debbie Anderson, Robin Long, Krystal Reimer, Shelly Downing, Lower right, William Olson, Jim Stuffle- beam, Jeff Deere, Todd Schwartz, David Heinrich. 44 Delta Psi Is The Only Frat The national chapter of Delta Psi Omega was started in March 20, 1929. Three years later in March of 1932 the local chapter was started and headed by L.W. Nixon. Delta Psi, the only fraternity on campus, is a national honor frater- nity for the purpose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics, and provides a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theatre. Larry Peters is the advisor, and the officers of this year are: president; Peter Henderson, vice president; Peter Albright; and secretary and treasurer, Harold Stewart. The other members are: Chris Alfaro, Matt Krause, David Heinrich, David Leaper, Roger Charles, Jerry Smith, Shelly Downey and Jean- nie Parscal. Honorary members added through the years are: Marge Marsh, Robert Chism, Doug Talbott, Linda Pohly, David Longfellow, and Bob Peterson. DAVID HEINRICH AND CHRIS ALFARO mug for the camera before a meeting. Lower, current members of Delta Psi, Matt Krause, Peter Henderson, Harold Stewart, David Heinrich, Chris Alfaro, and sponsor Larry Peters enjoy themselves. Members not pictured include David Leaper, Roger Charles, Jerry Smith, Peter Albright, Jeannie Pars- cal, and Shelly Downey. 45 ' Sold Out ' A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to The Forum, a musical comedy presented by BCCC Theatre was a great success. The cast played to a standing room only house all three nights. The play was directed and choreographed by Bob Peterson and the cast consisted of: Matt Krause as Pseudolus; Bruce Roll, Todd Schwartz and Jerry Smith as The Proteans, David Longfellow as Senex; Shirley Suttle as Domina; David Heinrich as Hero; Peter Henderson as Hys- terium; David Grisham as Lycus; Tera Wiler as Tintinabula; Diane Phillips as Panacea; Dee Ann and Lee Ann Griffith as The Ge- mmae; Michele Nolan as Vibrata; Chris Al- faro as Cafeteria; Maia Harms as Prima- dona; Debbie Sparks as Gymnasia; Krissie Johnson as Philia; Donald Gilliland as Erron- ius; James Redeker as Miles Gloriosus; Pres- ton Bailey, Neal Bergkamp, Robert Blanken, Randy Gibson, and Harold Stewart as The Soldiers; Vocal Director was Linda Pohly and Instrumental Coordinator was Doug Tal- bott. Rehearsal Accompanist was Marge Marsh and Graphic Design by Greg May. LEFT PAGE: Matt Krause describes Debbie Sparks curves as Don Gilliland and Tera Wiler watch. Upper, Krissie Johnson and David Heinrich in a romantic scene. Bottom L. r James Redeker. Heinrich. Johnson. Shirley Suttle, David Longfellow. Krause, and Gilliland in the opening number. Bottom, Lee Ann and Dee Ann Griffith show mystical moves as Wiler Ic Campus Life Life on campus means many things to many peo- ple. Top right: Carla Hinz shows that studying can be fun. Middle left: Chris Heidebrecht takes a break to play a relaxing game of tennis on one of the campus courts. Middle right: Steve Massey, Keith Morton, and Charlie Green are takin ' it easy between classes. Bottom left: Bobby Church par- ticipates in a favorite activity for many college students. Bottom right; Jeff Becker takes advan- tage of a spring-like day to study outdoors. 48 School Elects BCCC Royalty The first basketball homecoming since 1979 was held Feb. 12 when the royalty were crowned during a homecoming dance in the Student Union following a game. Pat Cubbage and Debbie Sparks were elected king and queen at an all school election. Other candidates, Mike McCune, Byron Doc Green, Dee Ann Griffith, and Shelley Crawford served as attendants. Dancing followed the ceremony. The Student Ac- tivities Council sponsored the event. The dance was one of the better attended social events of the year. SUSAN KELLEY places the homecoming crown on Debbie Sparks ' head while Pat Cubbage admires his trophy and the attendants, Shelley Crawford, Byron Green, Dee Ann Griffith, and Mike McCune watch. Lower photo: Participation at the homecoming dance includes many who wait out the slow number while the king and queen and their royal court have their dance. 49 SMILES OF HAPPINESS are shown by bas- ketball royalty including attendants Mike McCune and Dee Ann Griffith; king and queen, Pat Cubbage and Debbie Sparks; atten- dants Byron Green and Shelley Crawford. Lower left, homecoming king and queen share the first slow dance of the evening. Lower right, Todd Hedgespeth, Lee Dudick, Sean Wallace and Louie McCluer get together at the homecoming dance. 50 ■ Intramurals Big With Students One of the good things about life is having fun after class and homew ork are done. Approximate- ly 300 students did just that by participating in intramural bowling, flag football, horseshoes, ten- nis, and volleyball during the fall semester. Student participation by the end of the first semester increased by 84 per cent over last year. Intramurals are by far the most popular extra- curricular activity from the numbers participating standpoint. Jeanette Malone, long-time Butler physical edu- cation instructor and intramurals director refuses to take credit for the highly successful intramurals program. In order for intramurals to be success- ful, you need to have the following three elements: captains with excellent leadership, players who show good sportsmanship, and well-qualified offi- cials, said Malone. Regular activities offered during the spring se- mester included basketball, badminton, checkers, golf, horseshoes, billiards, table tennis, tennis. (See the spring supplement for additional coverage of intramurals.) ■ ■ 4 JIM KEESLING seems to own a lucky or talented horseshoe since he has won the horseshoe intramurals for the second year in a row. Lower, The Misfits bowled to a first place finish in the mixed league. Members of the winning team are John Guinotte, Paula Riner, and Tim Guinotte. 51 Intramurals TOP LEFT: Team talk- the members of Kingsley Krushers are caught trying to discuss the perfect play. Top right: Kinship hug- Sheryl Boxell and Jim Kitch give each other a friendly hug after losing a game. Bottom: Some members of Palmer ' s Pow- erhouse, the winning flag football team are, front: Brenda McCulloch, Tina Harbert, and Tracy Petersen. Back: Mick Robinson, Ken Palmer, and Tom Perkins. ;; : : : 52 f ,-l mgie tenm Mixed Bowl les Bowl )iace i Keesling ds Singles 53 SAC Organizes Student Campus Activities The Student Activities Council (SAC) is the organizing body for student activities on campus. SAC sponsors such events as dances, concerts and lectures. SAC meet- ings are open to all students. At the beginning of each year, SAC advisers, this year Debbie Sawtelle and Phil Anderson, call a meeting for students interested in planning activities. The stu- dents nominate possible officers and elect three of them at a later meeting. This year, Joe Linot was elected presi- dent; Leanne Hillwig, vice-president; and Jana Cox, secretary-treasurer. SAC sponsored a Get Acquainted Dance, to start out the school year. The dance was considered a success due to the large turnout. SAC sponsored home- coming events including the election of king and queen and the campus float con- test in the homecoming parade. TOP PHOTO: SAC members discuss activity plans. Lower photo, front row, from left; Sue Kelley, secretary-treasurer Jane Cox, Vice-presi- dent Leanne Hillwig, and LeeAnn Griffith. Back row, from left; Melanie Crow, Mike McCune, Bet- ty Cohman, Dan McAlester, President Joe Linot, and adviser Debbie Sawtelle. ■■ ' ' tW WCi ■ '  m ■ ' it 1 1 I - . • 1 : , 1 l f 1 •- ' | f $ . j M ' ■■ ' ■ ' , J  « 1! 54 DECA Develops Coed Careers DECA is a youth organization and its purpose is to develop leaders. The stu- dents have their local chapter and partici- pate at all levels: regional, state, and na- tional, said Jim Edwards, the Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America (DECA) adviser. DECA involves marketing, mer- chandising, and management. Its mem- bers are enrolled in a class called Field Study Conference in which all students must find a part-time job. DECA ' s main objective is to help students with their career objectives in retail and market- ing, said Michelle Smith, current DECA president for the College chapter. This was the twelfth year the College has had a DECA chapter. Bob Long- necker was the post-secondary state president. The office of vice-president for the College chapter was held by Sandy Stokes and later Joe Heenan. The other officers were: Jana Cox, secretary; Joy Loop, treasurer; Rob Kenemer, parlia- mentarian and John Kenemer, reporter. DECA MEMBERS give pledge o f allegiance. Lower left: President Michelle Smith recounts past DECA trip. Right, front row from left, Smith, Joy Loop, Renee Alonzo, and Jana Cox. Second row from left, Chris Cooper, Ben Franta, John Uzo-Echefu, Chad Smith, Joe Heenan, Charlie Keehn, and Jack Alonso. Paper Changes The Lantern, BCCC ' s weekly newspaper, started from scratch in the fall semester when Mitch Fabry and Shelley Crawford took over as co-editors. Due to the lack of staff mem- bers The Lantern asked and got permission from the Board of Trustees to become a bi- monthly, completing the fall semester with eight issues. The paper became a conservative newspa- per during the fall semester. Top news stories involved an investigation on the disorganiza- tion of The Lantern and a need for a student health center. Other staff members included Bob Long- necker, business manager; Joyce Dutton, en- tertainment editor; Jim Keesling, sports edi- tor; Chris Heidebrecht, assistant sports editor. Staff reporters were Angie Embree, Kathy Kuntz, and Lesmes Boada. Photo staff mem- bers were Dixie Glanville and Kevin Fox. In the spring semester, The Lantern took a new road when it again became a weekly publication and acquired new management. Angie Embree was named editor-in-chief. Oth- er staff Kevin Fox Larry Bonura Lantern members included Brian Lindsey, advertis- ing manager; Joyce Dutton, entertainment editor. Staff reporters were Dixie Glanville, Sylvia Sealy, Jody Wells, Lesmes Boada, and Staci Garman. Photo art staff members were Larry Erickson, Lesmes Boada, Kevin Fox, and Scott Kitzenberger. Lisa Hagan was the typesetter. Larry Bonura was the newspaper adviser and journalism instructor on a temporary basis for Bill Bidwell who was on a yearly sabbatical. 57 Rodeo Club Hosts Its First NIRA Rodeo Putting on the National Intercollegiate Ro- deo Association sponsored rodeo here was a major project this year for the Rodeo Club. There were many jobs to do. Organization is the key to a smooth function. Planning and arrangements began months before this rodeo. Jobs such as selling tickets, programs, parking cars, and pushing cattle were filled by club members and other agriculture students. A great deal of the success of the rodeo was due to the involvement of students and the enthusi- asm of the spectators. J.D. Penwell coaches the active group of rodeoers. Their faculty adviser is Daniel Ensz. He organizes entries and makes traveling acco- modations. To become a rodeo team member there are tryouts and recruiting just like any other colle- giate sport. The team represents Butl er County Community College at approximately twelve rodeos. The team competes in the Central Plains region. Kansas and Oklahoma comprise the region designated by the NIRA. The Rodeo Club has been organized for three years and is growing. It offers a chance for all those who are interested in the rodeo sport and the Western Way of Life to come together and share their interest. There are two factions within the Rodeo Club. The rodeo team members participate in National Inter-collegiate Rodeo Association ro- deos. The other club members are enthusiasts of the country lifestyle and rodeo sport. ■ THE RODEO CLUB is in familiar territory, the El Dorado Saddle Club grounds. Top, Mark Jones, Darrel Gray, J.R. McCafferee. Front, from left: Troy Hedrick, Gayle Os- born, J.D. Penwell, coach; Daniel Ensz, coach. Rodeo Club members in a dramatic mid-air jump, are Scot Gryder, Don Doyle, Terri Walker. 60 Judging Is Sharing Shelly Hodges, freshman, was named the top judge at the World Quarter Horse Show at Oklahoma City in December competing on Butler ' s judging team Shelly said that she took up judging since she has been around horses all her life and enjoys them. At the World contest, she placed first in reasonns, first in overall judging, second in halter, and sixth in performance. Shelly explained, Judging is something you can pass on and teach to others. That ' s why I like it; it ' s something I can share with others. 61 Performers Attract The Honeybears have been a great attraction at half time of most home football and basketball games. They have performed many routines throughout the year. They were able to do so well because of a lot of hard practices which took much dedication. The advisor who helped the girls and gave them support was Rebecca Kuntz. Sixteen girls participated in the squad this year. UPPER LEFT: Julie Rierson, Ashley Shreve, Renee Alonzo, Andrea Turner, and Tammy Schnider get set for another inter- esting routine. Upper right: Dee Ann Griffith, Renee Alonzo, and Kristi Schneidewind learn some more dazzling moves. LOWER PHOTO from left, team members include: Julie Rier- son, Ashley Shreve, Laina Corder, Andrea Turner, Tammy Schnider, Stacy Evens; twirler, Terri Maness. Front row, Kim Carpenter, Kristi Schneidewind, Theresa Schneider, Dee Ann Griffith, Paula Harms, Lee Ann Griffith, Cathy Cannady, and Rhonda Pykiet. Not pictured, Renee Alonzo. 62 Cheerleaders Turn It On A fundamental part of BCCC ' s ath- letics is the cheerleaders. They come to every game without a complaint. Not only do they have their hearts in cheering, but their lungs seem to con- tribute even more. They try to get the fans to do a little cheering also. The hard work they put in on flips, turns, and cheers is admirable and well worth it. The young women and men who make up this special group of support- ers are: Captain, Garlis Allen; co-cap- tains, Crystal Whitchurch and Sheryl Boxell; Carl Glenn, Steven Massey, Ja- net Robinson, Angela Craddock, Cara Oursler, and two who began after foot- ball season, Leanne Hillwig and Jenni- fer Pyle. LOWER PHOTO: The cheerleaders make a path for the basketball players to run through. Upper photo: For a half time cheer at a home basketball game the squad gets ready to make a pyramid, one of the most crowd-pleasing forma- tions. 63 FRESHMEN Great Grizzly Newcomers Freshman Enrollment Breaks Record The enrollment for fall 1982 was the highest in the col- lege ' s history. A total of 2,985 students enrolled at BCCC or one of its outreach programs making an increase of 24.6% from the 1981 fall enrollment. This increase made the College the fourth largest commu- nity college in Kansas. Of the 2,985 total, 1,175 students are part-time or full-time freshmen. A total of 747 freshmen attend classes on the campus itself and 391 of those are full- time. Reasons for the sharp increase in enrollment have been attributed to many different causes. The main reason was the state of the economy including the high rate of unemploy- ment. According to Everett Kohls, director of admissions and records, while jobs are sparse, high school graduates find college a valuable asset. Other reasons for the increase could be publicity of last year ' s achievements such as the national championship football team and the High-Q program. This year ' s freshmen were involved with making great moments in many areas. Topeka freshmen; Steve Massey and Carl Glenn became the first yell leaders since 1978. Morey and Milton Balzer, Potwin freshmen, took on different identities when they donned their bear mascot costumes. Freshmen were involved with the College productions of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, The Lion in Winter, and The First Boy. Freshmen were also involved with; band and vocal groups, the Honeybear Dance Troupe, the cheerleaders, the Lantern and the Grizzly. Brett Adair Rose Hili William Adkins Wichita Sherri Adlesperger El Dorado Doris Albertson El Dorado Richard Albright El Dorado Diane Alexander Galva Garlis Allen Wichita John Alley Rose Hill Mace Allmond Towanda Jackie Alonso Towanda Renee Alonzo El Dorado Rebecca Alpers Eureka Theondrea Ammons Wichita Kelly Amosson El Dorado Mark Anderson Portsmouth. VA. Michele Anderson B Dorado Angela Anthony El Dorado Don Argo El Dorado Tris Ash El Dorado Shannon Atwood Whitewater Joy Aukofer Wichita Deena Autry Wichita MD. Abul Azad Dacca, Bangladesh Laura Bailey El Dorado Douglas Baker Leavenworth John Baker Wichita Jonl Baker Wichita Susan Baker Andover Jean Marie Balch El Dorado Jodie Balch El Dorado 66 P £l Becky Alpers Donna Ball Wichita Glen Ball Eureka James Ball Wichita Penny Bailew Augusta Mike Balzer El Dorado Milton Balzer Potwtn Morey Balzer Potwin Janelle Banz Wichita Dorothy Wichita Theopolis Barnes Wichita Becky Barnett Parker Frances Barrier El Dorado Kenneth Barry El Dorado Norma Bass El Dorado Patrick Bauer Sn3UTiGC Mission Jane Baugh El Dorado Donald Bauer El Dorado Jody Bean El Dorado Janelle Bedigrew Mary Beeny Andover Wilma Belt Towanda Rhonda Bender Jacqueline Bennett Wichita Mary Ann Bennington El Dorado Mitchell Benton Elizabeth Bernhard 67 J ■ 1 ' f: - ? . Q ' - -, :, A gmm y f mk 1 i 1 ,.s Mike Fowler Freshmen Holton Dukat uille Dunn Eureka Joyce Dutton Augusta Kelly Duv,— ' Benton Anthony Dye St. Louis, MO. Dovid Ferrell El Dorado Rhonda Finney Wichita Freshmen Anthony Forbes Greenville, N.C. Karen Foreman El Dorado Scott Forester Overland Park Billye Foster Burns Ron Foster Wichita Mike Fowler El Dorado Kevin Fox Wichita Sean Fox El Dorado Bennett Franta Wichita Chris Freed Andover Greg French Junction City Renne French Towanda Rebecca Frock Bel Aire John Frost El Dorado Stella Fuller Derby Susan Fyffe Towanda Robert Gade Benton Mary Gann El Dorado Sharen Gard El Dorado Morgan Gardner Wichita Staci Garman El Dorado Carolyn Garner Leon Larry Garrett Wichita Gary Gayer Rose Hill Julia Gibfried Derby Cindi Gifford Grenola Karol Ginder El Dorado Alonzo Givens Muskogee Dixie Glanville Cottonwood Falls Carl Glenn Topeka Mark Goldberg Wichita Mark Goldsmith Augusta Marcello Gomez Leon Mike Gomez Leon Donella Goucher Augusta Kevin Govan Oklahoma City Anna Graves El Dorado Eddie Gray Wichita Nickie Greer Newton Alice Grier Augusta Troy Griffin Maize Keith Griffith El Dorado 72 Claire Griggs El Dorado Scott Gryder Eureka Sharon Guilfoil Rose Hill Billy Gurkey Whitewater Kathleen Gatierrez Wichita Gussie Haines El Dorado Kathryn Hall El Dorado Laura Hall Augusta Pamela Hall Benton Pat Halter El Dorado Danny Hamilton Cassoday Karen Hammer Towanda I % Judith Hanna El Dorado Kathryn Hannon Wichita Richard Hanshaw Augusta Ashraful Haq Bangladesh Kazi Haq Bangladesh Maia Harms El Dorado Michael Harper Eureka Tina Harbert Clearwater Carol Harper Andover Riley Harris El Dorado Troy Harvey Augusta Judy Hayes El Dorado Troy Hedrick Wichita Joseph Heenan Andover Janice Helser Augusta Pam Hendrickson Wichita Paula Hendry El Dorado Kristina Henman El Dorado Ellison Hensley Rose Hill Rick Herb Eureka Donald Herron Kansas City Bud Higgs Valley Center Dena Hills El Dorado David Hinnen Clay Center Carla Hinz Newton David Hinz Newton Mark Hively Topeka Sandra Hodgen El Dorado Michelle Hodges Cassoday Tammy Hodges Caney 73 Freshmen Joseph Hoefgen Augusta David Holcomb EI Dorado Sharron Holcomb Rosalia Jaime Holder Rose Hill Jamie Holland Wake Forest, N.C. Steven Holle Valley Center Karen Hooten El Dorado Mary Hoover Benton Robert Hoover Andover Terri Hormel Anthony Joe Howard Wichita Kenneth Howell Leon Kimberly Hoy Wichita Randy Hughes Hamilton David Hull Mulvane Teresa Hull Augusta Jennifer Hunn Augusta Robin Hunt El Dorado John Huntington Eureka Dan Ingalls El Dorado Melicia lsom El Dorado Henry Jackson Wichita Kenneth Jackson Rosalia Rodney Jackson Valley Center Anita Jacob El Dorado Maretta Jameson Wichita Mark Janda Ellsworth Terresa Jardot Hamilton Dennis Jeffrey El Dorado Bret Jensen Tonganoxie David Jesseph Leon Brad Johnson El Dorado Carolyn Johnson Leon Dale Johnson Augusta Donna Johnson El Dorado Donna Johnson Wichita Jay Johnson Andover Joel Johnson Andover Tammy Johnson El Dorado Ronald Johnston Mulvane Beverly Jones El Dorado Cheryl Jones Augusta 74 Freshmen Mark Jones Newton Stacee Jones El Dorado Kent Jost Hillsboro A.Q.M. Narul Kabir Bangladesh Mark Kahabka El Dorado Kristy Kallenberger El Dorado Tonda Raster El Dorado Charlie Keehn Towanda Jill Keely Wichita Lana Keller Andover John Kelly Potwin Lisa Kelly El Dorado John Kendricks Topeka John Kenemer Wichita Robert Kenemer Wichita Jerry Kenneliey Leon Michael Kerns Marion Ron Kilsheimer Cedar Point Denise King Wichita Steve Kingsley Conway Springs Scott Kiser Augusta James Kitch Conway Sorings Scott Kitzenberger El Dorado Jacqueline Klonowski Augusta Joyce Knapp Augusta Delton Knox Wichita Bette Kohman Augusta Paul Kroeger Lockport, 111. Sharon Kropel Towanda Christine Ladd Eureka Julia LaForge El Dorado Gwayne Lambert Chicago, 111. Linda Larsen Augusta Cherise Larve El Dorado Gina Lasley El Dorado Boyd Lauber Augusta Kevin Lawrence Eureka Cindy Lawson Augusta Ken Lawson Augusta Thi Cao El Dorado Keith Leddy Conway Springs James Ledgerwood Whitewater 75 Kenneth Leiker Sedgwick Brian LeMay Augusta Edythe Leslie Wichita Bradley Lewis Wichita Chuck Lewis Augusta Jane Lewis Eureka Lisa Lewis Wichita Tyress Lewis Wichita Kathryn Liggett El Dorado Kim Carpenter David Lindsey El Dorado Kelli Locke El Dorado Allison Loop Derby Kelly Lowmaster El Dorado Kevin Lowmaster El Dorado Darlene Lowther Leon Jeanne Luce Ei Dorado Tammy Luck El Dorado Patrick Mack Celina, Texas Ronald Macklin Wichita Rex Maggard Augusta Michael Malar) Augusta Terri Maness Augusta Mark Mann Augusta Diana Marlow Andover Steven Marten Great Bend Janice Martin Viola Jeffrey Martin Rose Hill Marcia Martin Wichita Owen Martin Ei Dorado Dan Mason El Dorado Steven Massey Topeka Andrew Massoth Greensburg Glenda Mastrangelo Augusta 76 Claude Matney Wichita Joyce Maus El Dorado Don May El Dorado Daniel McAllister Sedan David McBride Wichita Donald McCIain Wichita Carol McCormick Wichita James McCormick El Dorado Jon McCoy El Dorado Julie McCoy El Dorado Brenda McCulloch El Dorado Annette McCune Benton Kurt McCune Wichita Robert McDaniel Augusta Kristine McDonough El Dorado Sean McDonough Wichita Kim McDowell El Dorado Mike McGinnis Augusta Sheryl McGrath Burden Alicia McGuire Andover Jennifer McLaughlin El Dorado Jeff McClean Piedmont Louis McCIure El Dorado Sherry McMullen Eureka Jane McMurphy Rose Hill Annabel! Mead Andover Deborah Mead Andover Lorna Mead Leon Robert Meeks Augusta David Mellinger Valley Center Rhonda Metcalf Augusta Kathy Metz Wichita Kenneth Mewborn Junction City 77 Brett Meyers Newton Birtha Mibino El Dorado Betty Miller Douglass Stanford Miller Hesston Susan Miller El Dorado Jackie Dale Mitchell Potwin Iris Mock Eureka Kurt Mode Derby Mark Moomey Severy LaVina Moore Augusta Nancy Moore Wichita Shirley Moore E! Dorado Stephen Moore Augusta David Moravec Salina Hiroaki Morimoto Osaka, Japan Toni Ann Morland Whitewater Julia Mosier El Dorado Norman Mullins El Dorado Kevin Mulvaney El Dorado John Muncy El Dorado Leta Muncy El Dorado Debra Murphy Towanda Rosalind Mutty Wichita Janice Myers Derby Jeff Nachbor Conway Springs MD 2 Nasir Bangladesh David Navarro Wichita Ann Neault Wichita Alyson Neely El Dorado Dennis Nelson Pomona Beverly Nero El Dorado Tamela Nevins Towanda Deanna Newm 10 Yard Line Conference 78 Dion Noblitt Wichita Jeffrey Noll Winchester Ambrose Odunze Amaigbo, Niger: Debra Ogletree Wichita William Olson Augusta Canice Onyegbule Nigeria Kyle Orndorff El Dorado Yolanda Orozco Benton Gayle Osborn Wichita Jay Osborne Nickerson Cara Ousler El Dorado Terry Paddock Rose Hill Kari Palmer Augusta Ken Palmer Wichita David Parker Kiowa Wanda Parker Wichita G.C.Patet El Dorado Katherine Patton El Dorado Brock Patterson Wichita Patty Patton El Dorado Dale Pauly Conway Springs Brenda Pearson Wichita Alicia Perez Augusta Mark Perisho El Dorado Tracy Peterson Clearwater Peggy Pickens Eureka Dave Pierce Estherville, Iowa Ron Pierce Augusta Ronalda Plummer E! Dorado Angela Pogue El Dorado Jeffery Polk Douglass Kristi Potter Whitewater Phrasan Powthong Wichita Don Weatherby And Mark Thomas 79 . ■ ' : ' . ' ■ ' ■ u d) mr ■ Oft© t ,o C , £ V a n Freshmen Jamie Shirley Marion Ahsley Shreve Rose Hill Richard Siebert Marion Terrel Sigler Burdick Eric Sims Muluane Thomas Sloan El Dorado Chad Smith Wichita Jerry. Smith Tucson. Ari20 John Smith Clay Center Karen Smith Augusta Kathie Smith El Dorado Kemp Smith Augusta Rhonda Smith Wichita Randy Snider Eureka Ronald Snow Cassoday Lorissa Soloma El Dorado David Sooby Wichita Teresa Sooter Patricia Sorapu Julia Spiney El Dorado Karen Stafford Linda Steinhaue Rosalia Richard Stephar Rose Hill Ramona Steven; Rose Hill Ricky Stever Eureka Sandy Stokes Towanda Shelly Stone Wichita - Brad Story Mulvane Daryn Stroud El Dorado James Stufflebe Whitewater Shelly Stutesma Osage City Wishton Suarez Venezuela Teddy Sullivan Mulvane Donna Jo Swift Cassoday Tammy Swift Newton Victor Swift Dallas. Texas Chuck Tabor Augusta Rankin Taheer El Dorado Wendy Tannal Eureka Dan Taylor Douglass Greg Taylor Augusta Linda Terrone Wichita Tom Teuschei Wichita Earlene Thorn El Dorado Salina Dorothy The Towanda Ethel Thomp Towanda Augusta Stephen Tho Bertha Thome Wichita David Thurmai El Dorado Scotty Tiffany Wichita Arthur Tighe El Dorado Milton Tindle Fredonia Robert Tolley Benton Mark Torres Wichita Stephanie To Angelia Townso: Rose Hill Stephani Travnk El Dorado Eli; •ipp Leona Tubbs El Dorado Velma Tubbs El Dorado Jamal Uddin Fein, Banglade Mellisa Unger Independence Ron Van Fleet El Dorado Larry Vaughn El Dorado Laura Vornes Augusta Kirby Waggoner El Dorado Shae Lynn Wakefield Douglass Dennis Nelson m ad c G °!?Hoy Springs u ass of ' 82 ' S ' ' -K ' : - ' ' ' . ' ' ' ■■■ ' ' ■■ Denise Winzcr El Dorado Robin WoK Burns Jamie Wolfe Wichita Brent Wolke Conway Springs Beverly Wood El Dorado Kevin Woods Emporia Kevin Worrell Leon Mark Wright Douglass Mary Wright Douglass Stan Wyatt Lost Springs Gina Yazzie Andover David Zaldivar Douglass Mahbug Zaman Bangladesh Mirega Zaman Wichita Chrissy Ziba Caldwell Candice Zollinger Andover Afsaro Zokaei Tehran, Iran Jala! Zokaeiyazdi Iran Joe Heenan 86 SOPHOMORES Great Grizzly Graduates ■ Sophomore Enrollment Up 110 Per Cent Sophomore fall enrollment increased a total of 110 percent from last year ' s figures with a total of 1,008 students. Males made up 53 per cent of those attending. Two reasons for the increase in enrollment were ascribed to inflation and high unemployment in the area. Besides academics, students also enjoyed par- ticipation in extra curricular activities such as arts, athletics, band, journalism, music, student activity counsel, and theatre. President of SAC was sophomore Joe Linot; Leeanne Hillwig was secretary. The Delta Psi Omega sophomore officers were Pete Henderson, president; Peter Albright, vice- president; Harold Stewart, secretary-treasurer. The Delta Psi Epsilon Chi state president was Bob Longnecker. Sophomores in athletics who received awards or reocognition included Don Weatherby, first team all conference and MVP in offense; Curt Pruitt, first place fall Jayhawk Conference in golf. Sophomore members of the Kansas Association of Community College were Holly Allen, Paula Harms, David O ' Donnell, Brian Lindsey, David Heinrich, Shelly Downey, and Dale Howell. Sophomore members of the Kansas Association of Community College band were Holly Allen, Paula Harms, David O ' Donnell, Brian Lindsey, David Heinrich, Shelly Downey, and Dale Howell. Steve Adelson Augusta Robert Ades El Dorado Douglas Aeschliman Wichita Ralph Agudelo Venezuela Mitch Ahlefeld Wichita Peter Albright Augusta Christina Alfaro Augusta Holly Allen El Dorado Stephen Allison Augusta Joseph Amad Wichita Debbie Anderson El Dorado Jim Anderson El Dorado Kim Andrews El Dorado Muhammad Assad Wichita Martin Atherton El Dorado Kerri Atwood El Dorado Wayne Baker El Dorado James Balch El Dorado Jane Ballin Cambridge Allen Barber Topeka Joel Basinger Derby Roger Baughman El Dorado Julie Bayes Newton Larry Beashore Kansas City Dan Beaty Silver Lake Stephanie Beck El Dorado Jeff Becker El Dorado Felice Bender El Dorado Neal Bergkamp Sedgwick Butch Berry Wichita 88 Sophomores Derek Biby Burns Terry Bird Augusta Debbe Bishop Maize Sharon Blaylock El Dorado Dexter Bloodworth Erueka Joel Bond Augusta Kim Boone Toronto Chris Boyce Wichita Katherine Bradbury El Dorado Jill Braddy Douglass Cheryl Braden Augusta Vernon Branson Valley Center Ken Bratton Augusta Cliff Brazill Towanda Tony Brewester Sedan Karl Brinkmeyer El Dorado Brenda Browning Eureka Danny Bruch Lawrence Bob Brundege Towanda Linda Bryan El Dorado Janice Buchanan Wichita Vickie Bulling Wichita Patricia Burch Towanda Ed Burnett El Dorado Yong Man Byun El Dorado Tammy Cabrales El Dorado Marjorie Call El Dorado Lisa Campbell White City Cathy Cannady Augusta Jerome Carpenter El Dorado Mark Carroll Towanda Jane Carson El Dorado Steven Caskey Wichita Keith Cation Augusta Kevin Cation Augusta Harlan Caplin Eureka Michael Chilcott Atlanta Tanvir Chowohury Wichita Joe Christmon Kansas City Denise Claasen Whitewater Ruth Collins Atlanta Lori Cook El Dorado 89 Sophomores Sharon Corbin El Dorado Lalna Corder Augusta Brian Coryell El Dorado Brent Cottrell Douglass Renae Cranston Wichita Julie Crawford Augusta Shelley Crawford El Dorado Melanie Crow Topeka Randy Crowley Mulvane Patrick Cubbage Burns Charles Curnutt El Dorado Brad Davenport El Dorado Tim Davis Burrton Joyce Davison Wichita Scott Day El Dorado Gracie Dean El Dorado Kim Dean El Dorado Ronald Dean Wichita Russell Denton Towanda Stan Diehl Rose Hill James Dlenst Benton Derek Dlllard Topeka Carlene Dillner Derby William Doornbos Wichita Michael L. Dowers Oxford Velda Draper Rose Hill Jack Dunsford Augusta Dennis Earll El Dorado Terry Edwards Coldwater John Egbo Wichita Alberta Ellis Wichita James Ely Topeka Allison Engler El Dorado Richard English Wichita Larry Erickson Augusta Moeta Escareno Eureka Tracy Eslinger Lawrence Lynne Esslinger Wichita Roy Everett Wichita Mitchell Fabry Topeka Andrea Fallon El Dorado Brock Faulkner El Dorado 90 Greg Feldman Meade Barbara J. Finney Wichita Ray Finney Wichita Robert Fisher Rose Hill Henry Ford Scottsboro, Ala. John Ford Douglass Peggy Ford . ■jjjSai K laj A. Wichita • ' •■ ' „ • Kevin Fortune Wichita Tony Foulk -A Belle Plaine iife ' ' ' ..::; :■ ■•• «.  4 ■««■.■■ . ■ •■- .e - ' J?-J$ £aJfe :-; p:.1;-... -- ■■■-■■ 3J ; PPS 5 ? Melinda Frost .■ ? ' ■ El Dorado Scott Garlich !V £ £ i „| 2 Glenwood, 111. . 4£ I- T|| jB Heather George Canton Phil Anderson, Son Gfeller, Timothy El Dorado Terri Godding Augusta Jean Graham Whitewater Darrel Gray Augusta Kathy Gray El Dorado Byron Green Scottsboro, Ala. Charles Green Dee Ann Griffith Augusta Lee Ann Griffith Augusta Kathy Griggs El Dorado Mary Griggs El Dorado Anna Gudenkauf Augusta John Guinotte Chanute Timothy Guinotte Chanute Kemp Gutherie Eureka Troy Hagerman Wichita Jerri Haines El Dorado Ron Hallaux Towanda 91 a o @ $ ss fM,M£ Wichita Robert Longn Mulvane Nancy Loucks Wichita Dung Ma El Dorado ichita Susan Maack Andover Carol Macy El Dorado Traccy Maddux El Dorado Shirley Madison Wichita Bari Mahbabul Bangladesh Melody Malco El Dorado Dwight Marcu El Dorado Aqua Martin Wichita Kristi Martin El Dorado Sophomores Leon Judith Palmer Augusta Lori Ann Pain Augusta Angie Parker Potwin Julianna Penner Hillsboro David Pennington El Dorado Jerry Pennwel! El Dorado Tom Perkins Viola Randy Phares El Dorado James Phillips Overland Park Lois Pinkertc El Dora ' Jim Reeves El Dorado Darla Reimer Lebo Rick Remsberg Cassoday Vicki Rew Derby Tony Reynolds El Dorado Tammi Rhodej Argonia Rosemarie Ri- El Dorado Paul Ridder Augusta Mark Riffel i El Dorado Shirley Rineh, El Dorado Paula Riner Towanda Susan Roby Wichita David Rockhill El Dorado Rodger Charles Valley Cente: Cathy Rogers Wichita Edwina Rogers El Dorado Bruce Roll Leon Sam Ruggles El Dorado .. ' . - ' : : ' - ' ■ : « V i a. , 8WW i ■ : - - - ' Sophomores Carey Williams Carol Wichita Kenneth Williams El Dorado Marilyn Williams Wichita Susan Williams Eureka Randy WiUs Wichita Annie Wilson Leon Cheryl Wilson Eldorado John Wilson El Dorado Karla Wilson Augusta Mary Wilson El Dorado Gee Wright Kinloch, Missouri Alan Yock Wichita Zerynthia Zaire El Dorado Beth i Janlze Zuk Eureka Students watch a pep rally in downtown El Dorado. 98 ■•■■: ' • y .Y ! - W Ms, ■• ' . ' ' .:-. ' ■: a Special Rene Alonzo El Dorado Larry Bailey El Dorado Nancy Barber Benton Bob Beckham El Dorado Floyd Bedigrew Toronto Steven Beeny Andover Rose Benner El Dorado Michelle Borman El Dorado Edward Brooks El Dorado Bo Buckner El Dorado Mike Burke Eureka Marjorie Burns El Dorado Bob Call El Dorado Doug Carlton El Dorado David Carroll Eureka Francis Chaplin Piedmont Frances Churchman El Dorado William Churchman El Dorado Special students are so called because the title includes a wide variety of students who are classi- fied as neither freshmen nor sophomores. They are high school students, working people, housewives, and people who have already earned degrees. Since BCCC offers classes in many areas. Some students who have earned degrees have come back for more education. None of these students are full-time. Don Weatherby 100 Angela Clark El Dorado Danny Coble Severy Myrtle Costello Wichita Carl Cox Eureka Todd Crisler Towanda Jean Darnell El Dorado Marvin Davis Towanda Brad Demler Eureka Jerry DeWitt El Dorado Shelly Downey Valley Center Renee Dunbar El Dorado Kelly Evenson Eureka John Fahler El Dorado David Fuller El Dorado Richard Glaves Leon Mark Green El Dorado Steven Green Towanda Debbie Greer El Dorado Chris Grisham El Dorado Roscoe Gulick Toronto Ken Guthrie Towanda Amy Handley Wichita Matthew Hadley Towanda Ricky Hanson Eureka 101 Jeff Hanson Wichita Ben Harrell Eureka Margie Hayes E! Dorado Martha Henn Leon Steven Hicks El Dorado Tracy Higgins Ei Dorado Hope Holem-Morris Wichita Bonnie Jo Hoskinson Augusta Charlotte Hoy Cassoday Jeffrey Johnson Derby Terry Jones El Dorado Paul Kieler El Dorado Jim Kiker Wichita Jackie Lagree El Dorado Patricia Lang El Dorado James Lawrence Eureka Michael Lawrence Toronto Donna Lewis El Dorado Norma Logsdan El Dorado Roger Lowe Eureka Beverly Love El Dorado Alan Malone Andover Tim McCune Douglass Harold McLean Piedmont Johnny Moore El Dorado Joseph Moreland El Dorado Julie Rierson 102 Glenda Morgan El Dorado Kasey Neighbors Eureka Vicki Nelson El Dorado Marilyn Newton El Dorado Ron Neugebauer Wichita Phil Nichols Eureka Eugene Pascal Benton Mon ty Peck Towanda Dale Schimpf Travis Prultt Eureka Troy Randall Cassoday Larry Rhea El Dorado Eric Ruge Eureka David Rush El Dorado Jerry Samuels Eureka Brant Sawdy Andover Vernard Schmale Wichita Jane Scott Whitewater Kevin Sears Eureka Glenda Shain El Dorado Steven Shepard Towanda Marguerite Snaza-Alexis Whitewater Don Snellen Derby Tim Soule Eureka Donald Soule Eureka Carol Stackley Burns Debra Stepharts Benton 103 Linda Stras Whitewater Mike Thornton Eureka Vines Travniehek El Dorado Ronni Vaughan ' J Dorado David Wilson E! Dorado Frank Wise Et Dorado Arthur Woods Wichita Troy Yoder ..:. .Eureka - ' ::;. Susan Ziernan Ei Dorado Richard Zimm El Dorado Susan Zimmerman El Dorado Brenda Zwahl Augusta THE MARK O Arqo as he stui .. .,. ■. .. ... . . ;.,, ' ,, ..■,;,;■:,:,■■■ . .... ,.:,;■:; .. 2nd Term Tallies Up Second semester enrollment at the college recorded an estimated 20 percent leap over the spring semester of last year commented Everette Kohls, registrar. The total number of students enrolled reached an astounding 32oo plus. Kohls said that unofficially the spring enrollment accounted for a nine per cent increase over the fall semester. Spring enrollment is the big time for Butler County in the past two years. Butler County Community College students were enrolled in 17,000 on campus hours and, 8,000 off campus hours according to Kohls. Persons pictured in the second semester section of the book either enrolled second semester or did not get their photos taken first semester. Tammie Acousta Wichita Debra Adams Rose Hill Kenneth Adams El Dorado Myrtle Adams Wichita Badsha Alam Bangladesh Al Alfonso Wichita Greg Allen Derby Kathy Allen Wichita Arno Altman Wichita Angela Alvarez Lost Springs Lyle Ames El Dorado Martin Amosson El Dorado Penny Anthony El Dorado Charles Appleman Augusta Leonardo Arias Venezuela Glenda Armour El Dorado Andrea Armstrong Valley Center Olivia Armstrong Haysville Tom Arnall El Dorado Louis Arvieux El Dorado Abul Azad Bangladesh Greg Baba Wichita Wesley Baba Wichita Shelley Banks El Dorado Kelly Barnhill El Dorado Carta Barrier El Dorado Barbara Beasley Wichita Amy Becker El Dorado Mary Beckham Rose Hill Maria Bermudez Venezuela 106 Freshmen Nestor Bermudez Venezuela Stephanie Bibb Augusta Norman Bilson El Dorado Lori Blake El Dorado John Blowers Augusta Cecelia Bollig Rose Hill Michael Booth Towanda Eleonora Bracho Venezuela Labomie Braide Nigeria Ruth Brand El Dorado Donna Brightup Towanda Gary Brown Wichita Tracy Broyles Augusta Beth Bryan El Dorado Judith Buchanan Towanda Maggie Bullock Rosalia Wilfreda Burnett El Dorado Alan Busse El Dorado Tracy Busse El Dorado Debra Cahall Wichita Patricia Caldarera Augusta Loren Campbell Eureka Gina Canidy El Dorado Martin Chadwick El Dorado Marsha Cheever Wichita Kirk Cleveland Towanda Terry Clofton Eureka Michael Coats Potwin Vickie Jo Collins El Dorado Raymond Cooper El Dorado Randel countryman El Dorado Frances Crank El Dorado Janice Cross El Dorado Kevin Cross El Dorado Kelly Cummings Derby Pat Cummings Eureka Douglas Cusick Marion Joan Dains Augusta David Damron Leon Bill Davison Wichita Dale Devlin Wichita Dana DeWitt Augusta 107 Freshmen Mary Doane Severy Stephen Dockers El Dorado Marilyn Dove El Dorado Raul Duno Venezuela Lisa Ehrmann Wichita Max Etape Cameron Houssam Etdeem El Dorado Terry Elliott El Dorado Kim Emmons Latham Eunice Faulconer El Dorado Richard Ferran El Dorado Janet Fiscus Benton Danny Fistler El dorado Sharon Forreter Augusta Michele Fowler El Dorado Bill Friend El Dorado James Fulkerson Andover Vicki Fuller Towanda Ruth Galloway Benton Paulette Garland El Dorado Shawn Garrlott Emporia Brian Gaudet Rose Hill Paul Geeding Wichita Shana Glnest Wichita Nan Gray El Dorado Leland Green El Dorado Todd Griggs Augusta Spencer Guoladdle ' Wichita Lea Guy Leon Scott Hildreth Towanda Sherry Hall Towanda Barbara Henman El Dorado Lisa Hanson El Dorado Theresa Hollis Augusta Mary Herrman El Dorado Teresa Hancock Andover Nancye Hamblin Andover Bennie Herring Wichita ' Richard Holm Peabody Douglas Harland Wichita Cindy Heyland Wichita Lonna Harding Augusta 108 Judith Herrman Augusta Todd Hedgespeth Princeton Mark Inkelaak Douglass Jerry Jackie Douglass Gregg Jones Douglass Kevin Jones El Dorado Carol Kadel Wichita Rory Kenneson El Dorado Steve King Augusta Susan Kiser Rose Hill Simon Kozario Bangladesh Gene Koth Conway Springs Charles Kramer Benton Gerald Kruger Topeka Debra Lamb Towanda Sue Learmont Clearwater Charles Lewis Augusta Mark Lewis El Dorado Alice Linson Augusta Phillip Long El Dorado Gene Longwell Wichita Kevin Loyd Wichita Eteabeh Lynch Wichita Michael Maier Augusta John Mainzer Wichita Cynthia Marsh El Dorado Janet Robinson Scott Forrester 109 Freshmen Diana i iou Augusta Shelley !Mt tA ' • ■ ' ■ ' sffii ' s ' - ' ' ' ' ; ' x- : ' • ' o • ' •-- : ' ' , .• • ' ' ■■• ' , -■ ' ■ ' vi:-, ' ' :: ; , Freshmen Earl Teetzel El Dorado Debra Tctcr Burns Cheryl Thorn; El Dorado Tony Thomas El Dorado Milton Tindle Fredonia Kenny Traylo: Towanda Benedu Ude Oligeria Saadi Ullah Wichita Bryan Visor Augusta Anita Voth El Dorado Pat Voth El Dorado Tammy Walkei El Dorado Wanda Walker El Dorado Janet Ward El Dorado Teresa Ward El Dorado Cynthia Warrer El Dorado Teresa Wert Potwin Rusty Westfall Mulvane Cinda White Wichita Darl Wolf El Dorado Brad Young Augusta Catherine Young Augusta Elizabeth Young El Dorado Teresa Yousefi El Dorado Mark Zink El Dorado Mick Robinson, Ricardo Reed, Ronald Dean and Donald Herron relax in the student union between classes. Mulv; Pamela Armstrong Wichita James Ashlock El Dorado ti , Baker lita Michelle Berman El Dorado Jennifer Bertels Wichita Elizabeth Boardman El Dorado Cyril Boboye Wichita Stephanie Brooks Haysville Kathy Burton El Dorado El Dorado Mark Car — El Dorado Rhoda Caffman El Dorado Wichita Walter Davenport El Dorado Sharon Decker El Dorado Steven Dettwiler Augusta Catherine Drumm Wichita . Lee Dudick Wilkes-Barre, PA Mary Duncan Topeka John Egbo Nigeria Marietta Factor . Mulvane Tim Fitzgerald El Dorado Tim Franta % I Specials Walter Anderson Derby John Baker Andover Michael Brinkmeyer El Dorado Jaime Brown Wichita Seth Brown Towanda Ted Carter H Dorado Doug Cation Augusta Mary Chambers El Dorado Rick Chase Augusta David Clay Andover Carol Cronk Rosalia Geralyn Daugherty El Dorado Dean Edward Augusta Bob Foulk Potwin Terri Fowler El Dorado Judy Fox El Dorado Donna Goulette Wichita Michael Green Towanda Brian Gudenkauf Wichita Benjamin Harreil Eureka Jim Higgins Douglass Sally Hombeck Wichita John Jaworsky El Dorado Jolyn Kennedy El Dorado Angela Kuttler El Dorado Larry Ludewick El Dorado Shahariar Mahmu Bangladesh Darrin May El Dorado David May El Dorado Kevin McAllister Towanda Steve Place El Dorado George Ramsey Eureka Roger Self El Dorado Tammyra Swift El Dorado Mary Taylor Augusta Ernest Thompson Udall Scott Vosburg El Dorado Heidi Voth El Dorado Martha Winn Wichita Mike Wurtz El Dorado 116 M ' r l ;- ' -V ,i rw.vK:,-;-. • ■•,.-,-;. ' . :-.-- Fees Are Raised The Board of Trustees, policy-makers for the school, voted an increase in students fees, dormi- tory fees, and meal ticket fees for the fall, 1983 semester. Statewide attention was focused on Butler in November when it was announced that the first year football coach had been fired. The Board quickly met and announced its vote to keep the coach another year. The Trustees also voted to keep Carl Heinrich as president for another year without salary in- crease. Authorization by the Board for plan drawings for a new gymnasium addition was an item of interest to both students and taxpayers. 118 BOARD OF TRUSTEE MEMBERS gather in the Board Room of the Administration Building for a monthly meeting. They are (from left) Greg Mathias, Wayne Matlock, Eugene Fisher, Keith Martin (chairman), Thomas Wilkinson, James Hittle, and President Heinrich. Administrators Are Changed New administrators on the campus this year included Phil Arnold, dean of finace and operations, and Ted Albright, director of buildings and grounds. Other administrative changes were made with Curt Shipley moving to the directorship of the social science division from the athle- tic director ' s post. Phil Anderson moved into the AD ' s slot from being the assistant to the director of student services. Dr. Larry Devane, former dean, was named vice-president of the college, which places him in college command in the ab- sence of President Carl Heinrich. Phil Arnold, Dean Finance Operations Dr. Larry Devane, Vice-President, De- velopment, Instructional Services Phil Anderson Athletics Director Patricia Bayles Nursing Director Joy Choens CRC Coordinator Howard Clements Business Industrial Chairman Mary Grant CIS Coordinator Sandra Howard Endowment Director Ev Kohls Admissions Director Gayle Krause Math Science Chairman Jean Pummer Public Information Director Curt Shipley Behavioral, Social Recreation Sciences Chairman Dr. Don Toburen Humanities Chairman Dr. Frank Veeman Continuing Education Director «• f 11 111 Ted Albright Building Grounds Director 119 Faculty Grows Approximately 77 full-time contract teachers taught on the Butler campus and at outreach points including McConnell Air Base this year. These instructors were supplemented by al- most twice that number of part-time instruc- tors. Six new nursing instructors who are women swelled the number of women instructors who were outnumbered by men by a more than two to one ratio. Five division chairpersons direct the instruc- tional personnel, and they also teach on a re- dued load basis. Two full-time faculty members were on sab- batical leave. Several of the part-time instructors taught full loads and overloads. Vickie Cochrane Felix Adams Social Science Instructor Golf Coach John Anderson Automotive Technology Ray Alcorn Custodian Burl Arbogast Electronics Electricity Karla Arnall Secretary, Buildings Grounds Gene Arnold P. E. Industrial Arts Instructor Basketball Coach Norma Corder Secretary, Continuing Education Sue Beattie Instructor, CIS David Bennett Groundskeeper Mike Blaine Social Science Victor Bland Counselor Placement Larry Bonura Journalism Photography L.J. Brinkmeyer Data Processing James Brookover Agriculture Barbara Carroll Nursing Robert Chism Art 120 Vicki Cochrane Paraprofessional Nancy Collins Secretary, Athletic Director Pat Couger Mathematics Laura Dargitz Secretary, Counseling Center Paul Dashner Head Custodian John De Socio Video Producer Director Ethel Dunsmoor Secretary, Public Information Jim Edwards Marketing Patty Emmerich Social Science Daniel Ensz Agriculture Roland Ensz Social Science Darrel Erikson Business Administration Glenda Fisher Manager, Bookstore John Francis P. E. Track Coach Larry Friesen Mathematics Physical Science Charles Fuller Biological Science Susan Gilliland Secretary, Vice-President Ken Goering Auto Body 121 Faculty Staff Susan Gordon English Steve Goldsmith Custodian Ali Hamrah Manager, Cafeteria Ann Hamrah Instructor, CIS Glenda Harmon Secretary, Admissions Records Leslie Harvey Coordinator, Audio Visual Clyde Hiebert Physical Science Cordelia Holem English Cindy Hoss Speech English Oliver Isom Social Science Instructor Cross Country Coach Janice Jones Nursing Rosemary Kelly Library Assistant Tonya Kerschner Biology, Basketball Track Coach Carol Klein Coordinator, Secretarial Production Center Karla Knaussman Instructor, CIS Pat Lowrance Speech John Lay Social Science David Longfellow English Literature 122 Laura Dargitz Shirley Longfellow Office Education Lori Madison Secretary, Admissions Records Jeanette Malone P.E. Director of Intramural Sports Amos Marsh Mathematics Physical Science Marge Marsh Music Elmo Nash Mathematics James Ohl Drafting Related David Panton Data Processing Larry Peters Speech Theatre Bob Peterson English, Speech, Theatre Wilfred Pettus Physical Science Linda Pohly Music Louise Prigmore CIS Betty Prohodsky English Literature Hugh Richardson Librarian Jo Rogers English, Literature Yearbook Debra Sawtelle P.E., Volleyball Softball Coach Ron Seager Office Education Accounting Roy Seymour Custodian Mike Shirkey Data Processing 123 Vic Bland And Bill Trent Curt Sommers Carpentry Sonja Sommers Paraprofessional CIS Sue Sommers Coordinator, Child Care Judy Strain Social Science Counselor Chris Swilley Coordinator, Financial Records Mary Townsend Nursing Phil Theis Biological Science Bill Trent Director, Guidance Echo Waldby Nursing Marie Waltman Library Assistant Pamela Whitaker Operator, Data Processing Center Kathryn Brooks Augusta Coordinator, CRC Sue Choens Paraprofessional, CRC Maxine Holmes Eureka Coordinator, CRC Genny Pletcher Secretary, Secretarial H.k, ' i.J, l? ' J ■ i 124 ROY SEYMOUR, a popular campus employee for 17 years, is retiring this year. Even though he officially goes to work at 3 p.m., you cannot set your watch by him because he often arrives early. Roy, Long-Time Custodian To Retire Friend to everyone on the campus, Roy Seymour will leave his custodian post when he retires in July. For seven- teen years he has been more popular than a candy store owner with faculty and students alike. Roy stepped down from his post as head custodian this year but continued to maintain the Library building in its usual immaculate style. Roy does not want to retire but is forced to do so because he is past 70 years of age. Through the years, journalism students developed a spe- cial kinship with Roy and vice versa because he was always around and would drop in for a chat during the many late night hours when the students were working on deadlines for the paper or yearbook. Roy loathed litter but gracefully suffered the agony of defeat when it came to Bill Bidwell and Jo Rogers and their paper, magazine, and book strewn journalism quarters. He would come into their rooms laced with determination to have a showdown about the junk but would usually end up sharing a cigarette and a good laugh with them. Roy feels close to the campus because he helped move the college from the old location to its present campus. He remembers when the parking lots were mudholes and how the first floor of the Library was originally designed to be the Student Union. After the journalism people moved into the new 100 building, Roy claimed things were dull in the Library and that he missed the journalists, a statement that could be interpret- ed to mean that he enjoyed mopping up spilled coffee and listening to high decibel music and primal screams. Roy enjoys the energy of youth and observes the lessons they teach. Greg Maus El Dorado James McCaffree El Dorado James McCauley El Dorado Jeff McCullough Junction City Michael McCune Douglas Diane McDonough El Dorado Mike McDonough El Dorado Michael McGovern Andover Cindy McGraw El Dorado Michael Mclnerney Fredonia Patricia McKinney Augusta Monte McKee Mulvane Nancy McNabb Wichita Sharon McVicar Sedgwick Kathy Mehaffey El Dorado John Mellies Atlanta Jeff Meyer El Dorado Delbert Milbourn Augusta James Miller Wichita Douglas Mitchell El Dorado Reva Moore Eureka Michael Morland Whitewater Cary Morris El Dorado Keith Morton Derby Tim Morton El Dorado Jason Mueller Topeka Jodee Murphy Wichita Stuart Nattier Newton Karen Naugle Latham Janelle Nelson El Dorado Sandra Nesler Augusta Doug Neufeld Andover Tong Nguyen El Dorado Michelle Nolan El Dorado Aziz Nur Dacca, Bangladesh Donald Nunnold Augusta Frederick Oberlechner Wichita John Oberlechner Wichita David O ' Donnell Wichita Cheryl Orr Wichita Narressia Osborn Eureka Nancy Ott Wichita w ■ -if 126 Great Moments . . Great moments for the students during a college year are not neces- sarily momentous times. Some- times great moments are just the little things in life that give plea- sure. Having their great moments are: Henry Ford slam-dunking, Stacy Evans trying to roller skate with the help of Sean Wallace, and the football team having ' June in January at a basketball game. In this the year of the great recession, Butler students found their plea- sures in the simple and inexpensive great moments. Acknowledgments Dillard This year was one of changes put into effect. First-time workers took over new jobs as did veteran employees. Last year ' s changing times made this year interesting and unique. We hope the year was successful for you and hope you will treasure the memory of it for years to come. Most of all, we hope this yearbook will serve as a tool to help you remember 1982-83: the sad moments, the happy moments, the fun mo- ments, and especially, the great moments. i % - i 1 Photographs (By Contributors Jim Keesling Lesmes Broada Larry Erickson Don Gilliland (By Contributors) Kelly Edwards Lee White The Grizzly Staff Editor Derek Dillard Layout Editor Don Argo Photo Editor Roger Joyce Staff Members Elizabeth Cott Lee Dudick Darren White Maia Harms David Hinz John Kenemer Terri Fowler Kathy Kuntz Martin West Twila Wilson Secretary Janelle Banz Adviser Jo Rogers 128 Index Acosta, Tammle, 106 Adair, Brett 66 Adams, Debra 106 Adams, Kenneth 106 Adams, Myrtle 106 Adelson, Steve 88 Ades, Robert 88 Adkins, William 66 Adlesperger, Sherri 66 Aeschliman, Douglas 88 Aqudelo, Ralph 88 Ahlefeld, Mitch 88 Alam, MD Badsha 106 Albertson, Doris 66 Albright, Peter 88 Albright, Richard 66 Alcorn, Ray 120 Alexander, Diane 22, 66 Alfaro, Christina 45, 88 Alfonso, Al 106 Allen, Garlis 9, 66 Allen, Greg 106, 27 Allen, Holly 88, 41, 40 Allen, Kathy 106 Alley, John 66 Allison, Stephen 88 Allmond, Mace 66 Almire, Brad 113 Alonso, Jackie 55, 66 Alonzo, Renee 55, 66, 100 Alpers, Rebecca 24, 66, 67, 26 Alvarez, Angela 106 Amadi, Joseph 88 Ames, Lyle 106 Ammons, Theondrea 66 Amosson, Kelly 66 Amosson, Martin 106 Anderson, Debbie 44, 88 Anderson, Jim 88 Anderson, Michele 66 Anderson, Phil 91 Anderson, Mark 66 Anderson, Walter 116 Andrews, Kim 88 Anthony, Angela 66 Anthony, Penny 106 Appleman, Charles 106 Arbogast, Burl 120 Argo, Don 66 Aries, Leonardo 106 Armour, Glenda 106 Armstrong, Andrea 106 Armstrong, Olivia 106 Armstrong, Pamela 113 Arnall, Karla 120 Arnall, Tom 106 Arnold, Gene 27 Arvietrx, Louis 106 Ash, Trls 66 Ashlock, James 113 Assad, Muhammad 88 Atherton, Martin 88 Atwood, Kerri 88 Atwood, Shannon 66 Aukofer, Joy 66 Autry, Deena 66 Azad, MD Abul 66, 106 •B- Baba, Greg 106 Baba, Wesley 106 Bailey, Larry 100 Bailey, Laura 66 Baker, Douglas 66 Baker, John 116 Baker, John 66 Baker, Joni 66 Baker, Susan 66 Baker, Theressie 113 Bak- r, Wayne 88 Balch, James 88 Balch, Jean Marie 66 Balch, Jodi 66 Ball, Donna 67 Ball, Glen 67 Ball, James 67 Ball, Tim Ballew, Penny 67 Ballin, Lydia 88 Balzer, Mike 67 Balzer, Milton 64, 67 Balzer, Morey 43, 64, 67 Banks, Shelly 106 Banz, Janelle 22, 23, 59, 67 Barber, Allen 88 Barber, Nancy 100 Barker, Carolyn Barnes, Dorothy 67 Barnes, Theopolis 67 Barnett, Becky 22, 67 Barnhill, Kelly 106 Barrier, Carta 106 Barrier, Frances 67 Barry, Kenneth 67 Basinger, Joel 88 Bass, Norma 67 Bauer, Donald 67 Bauer, Patrick 67 Baugh, Jane 67 Baughman, Roger 88 Bayes, Julie 88 Bean, Jody 67 Beashore, Larry 88 Beasley, Barbara 106 Beattie, Sue 120 Beaty, Dan 88 Beck, Stephanie 88 Becker, Amy 106 Becker, Jeff 43, 48, 88 Beckham, Bob 100 Beckham, Mary 106 Bedigrew, Floyd 100 Bedigrew, Janelle 67 Beeny, Mary 67 Beeny, Steven 100 Bell, WUma 67 Bender, Felice 88 Bender, Rhonda 67 Benner, Rose 100 Bennett, David 120 Bennet, Jacqueline 67, 53 Bennington, Mary Ann 67 Benton, Mitchell 67 Berenson, Mark 67 Bergen, Myron 67 Bergkamp, Neal 88, 40 Bermudez, Maria 106 Bermudez, Nestor 107 Bernhard, Elizabeth 67 Berry, Butch 88, 27, 28 Bertels, Jennifer 113 Bess, James 67 Bevan, Karen 67 Beye, Elwyn 68 Bibb, Stephanie 107 Biby, Derek 89 Biddlecome, Mike 68 Biggerstaff, Roland 68 Billings, Ken 68 Bilson, Norman 107 Bird, Terry 89 Bird well, Chris 68 Bichop, Debbe 22, 89 Blaine, Charlene 68 Blaine, Mike 120 Blake, Kimberly 68 Blake, Lori 107 Bland, Victor 120 Blank, Krtstine 68, 41, 40 Blanken, Robeit 68 Blaylock, Sharon 89 Bloodworth, Dexter 89 Blowers, John 107 Blubaugh, Randall 68 Boardman, Elizabeth 113 Boboye, Cyril 113 Boehme, Andy 68 Boese, Mary 68 Bohannon, Janet 68 Boely, Faye 68 Bollig, Cecilia 107 Bond, Joel 89 Bonura, Larry 56 Bookout, Mary Ann 68 Boone, Kim 89 Booth, Michael 107 Borg, Dale 68 Borman, Michelle 100 Bowman, Beverly 68 Boxeil, Sheryl 68, 52 Boyce, Chris 89 Boyce, Jamie 68 Bracho, Eleonora 107 Brackhahn, Jim 68 Bradbury, Katherine 89 Braddy, Jill 89 Braden, Cheryl 89 Braide, Labomie 107 Brand, Ruth 107 Branson, Vernon 89 Bratton, Ken 89 Brazill, Cliff 89 Brewster, Tony Brlghrup, Donna 107 Brinkmeyer, Karl 89 Brinkmeyer, L.J. 120 Brinkmeyer, Michael 116 Brinkmeyer, Tony 89 Brookover, James 38, Brooks, Edward 100 Brooks, Kathryn Brooks, Stephanie 113 Broomes, Eula Ann 68 Brow z, Mark 68 Brothers, Eddie 68 Brown, Connie 68 Brown, Gary 107 Brown, Jamie 116 Brown, Janice 68, 40 Brown, Patty 68 Brown, Seth 116 Browning, Brenda Broyles, Tracy 107 Bruch, Danny 89 Brudege, Bob 89 Bryan, Beth 107 Bryan, Linda 89 Bryant, Carrie 68 Buchanan, Janice 89 Buchanan, Judith 107 Buckner, Bo 100 Bulling, Vickie 89 Bullock, Brenda 68 Bullock, Maggie 107 Bunner, Robert 68 Burch, Patricia 89 Burger, Judy 68 Burke, Mike 100 Burkes, Brad 25, 68 Burnett, Ed 89 Burnett, Ron 68 Burnett, Wilfreda 107 Burns, Marjorie 100 Burtchet, Judith 68 Burtin, Lynda 68 Burton, Kathy 113 Bush, James 68 Buss, Michael 68 Busse, Alan 107 Busse, Tracy 107 Butts, Teresa 68 Byun, Chung Hee 68 Byun, Yong Man 89 Cabodie, Kimberly 69 Cabrales, Tammy 89 Cagle, Sheila 69 Cahall, Debra 107 Cain, Scott 69 Caldarera, Patricia 107 Call, Bob 100 Call, Marjori e 89 Callender, Renee 69 Calvin, Randal! 69 Campbell, Lisa 89 Campbell, Loren 107 Canidy, Gina 107 Cannady, Cathy 89 Cannady, Michael 113 Cannady, Traci 69 Carlson, Lynne 69 Carlton, Doug 100 Carmack, Gregory 69 Carney, Duane 69 Carpenter, Jerome 89 Carpenter, Kimberly 9, 69, 76 Carr, Barry 69 Carr, Julia 69 Carroll, David 100 Carroll, Mark 89 Carson, Jane 89 Carson, Mark Carter, Dora 69 Carter, Ted 116 Carver, Bob 69 Caskey, Steven 89 Castillo, Becky 69 Cation, Doug 116 Cation, Keith 89 Cation, Kevin 89 Caudle, Marjorie 69 Cervantes, Karen 69 Chadwick, Angela 69 Chadwiek, Martin 107 Chamberlain, Richard 69 Champbers, Mary 116 Chaplin, Francis 100 Chaplin, Harlan 89 Chalres, Rodger Chase, Rick 116 Chatman, Theresa 69 Chea, Yeang 69 Cheever, Marsha 107 Chtlcott, Michael 89 Chism, Robert 12C Choens, Joy 121 Choens, Sue 121 Chowohuru, Tanvlr 89 Christensen, Jeffery 69 Christmon, Joe 89 Church, Bobby 48, 69 Churchman, Frances 100 Churchman, William 100 Claasen, Denise 89 Clark, Alice 69 Clark, Angela 101 Clark, Dennis 69 Clark, Mike 69 Clay, David 116 Clayton, Barbara 69 Clear, Dorothy 69 Cleeton, Tony 69 Clements. Howard 121 Clements, Jim 69 Cleveland, Kirk 107 Clopton, Terry 107 Clutts, Carl 69 Coats, Michael 107 Coats, Thomas 69 Coble, Danny 101 Coble, David 69 Cochran, Kent 69 Cochrane, Vickie 121 Cody, Dale 69 Coffman, Rhoda Colangelo, Joseph 43, 69 Colbert, Jesse 69 Cole. Daniel Cole, Derek 69 Collins, Jim 69 Collins, Karen 69 Collins, Ruth 89 Collins, Vickie 107 Colon, Kevin 12, 6S Coloney, Linda 69 Collwell, Kay 69 Cook, Lori 89 Cooper, Chris 55, 69 Cooper, Raymond 69, 107 Coots, Sharon 69 Corbin, Lisa 70 Corbln. Sharon 90 Corder, Laina 7, 9, 90, 94 Corder, Norma 120 Coryell, Brian 90 Costello, Myrtle 101 Cotton, Bill 70 Cottrell, Bonnie 70 Cottrell, Brent Couger, Pat 121 Countryman, Randel 107 Cox, Carl 101 Cox, Jana 54, 55, 70 Cox, Marc 70 Craddock, Angela 9, 70, 85 Crandell, Kary 44, 70 Crank, Frances 107 Cranston, Renae 90 Crawford, Julie 90 Crawford, Shelley 90, 49, 50 Crisler, Todd 101 Cronk, Carol 116 Cross, Janice 107 Cross, Kevin 107 Cross, Stacy 70 Crow, Melanie 54, 70 Crowley, Randy 90 Cubbage, Patrick 41, 70, 49, 50, 27 Cummings, Kelly 107 Cummings, Pat 107 Cundiff, Tammy 70 Cupp, Linda 113 Curnutt, Charles 90 Curnutt, Dolores 70 Cusick, Douglas 107 Cuthbertson, Deborah 70 Dahlgren, Robert 25, 70 Dains, Joan 107 Dalke, Kevin 70 Damron, David 107 Daniels, Mark 70 Dargatz, Connie 70 Dargitz, Laura 121 Darland, Tisha 70 Darnell, Jean 101 Dashner, Paul 121 Daugherty, Geralyn 116 Davenport, Brad 90 Davenport, Walter 113 Davidson, Brian 41, 40, Davis, Brian 70 Davis. Carl 70 Davis, Dwayne 70 Davis, Marvin 101 Davis, Timotjy 40, 90 Davison, Bill 14, 107 Davison, Joyce 90 Day, Scott 90 Dean, Gracie 90 Dean, Kim 90 Dean, Ronald 12, 90 Decker, Sharon 113 Dernier, Brad 101 Denchfield, Sigrid 70 Dennett, Gary 70 Dennis, Vicki 70 Denton, Russ 90 Depew, Dave 70 De Socio, John 121 Dettwiler, Steven 113 Devane, Dr., Larry 119 DeVaney, Jan 70 Devlin, Dale 107 Devor, Bruce 71 DeWitt, Dana 107 DeWitt, Jerry 101 Diehl, Jeffrey 71 Diehl, Stan 90 Dienst, James 90 Dietz, Mildred 71 Dillard, Derek 9, 90, 101 Dillner, Carlene 90 Dimick, Linda 71 Doane, Mary 108 Dockers, Steve 71, 109 Doeden, Constance 71 Doombos, William 90 Dotson, Jeannette 71 Dove, Marilyn 109 Dowers, Michael 90 Downey, Shelly 41, 44, 101, 40 Doyle, Dan 60, 71 Draper, Velda 90 Drumm, Catherine 113 Dudick, Lee 19, 59, 49, 50, 113 Dukat, Valorie 22, 23, 71 Dunbar, Renee 101 Duncan, Mary 113 Dunn, Cammie 71 Duno, Raul 108 Dunsford, Jack 90 Dunsmoore, Ethel 121 Dutton, Joyce 71 Duvanel. Kelly 13, 71 Dvorak, Cynthia 71 Dyck, Alyce 71 Dye, Anthony 12, 71, 27, 28 129 Earll, Dennis 90 Eastin, Talette 43, 44, 71 Ediger, Ronald 27 Edwards, Dean 116 Edwards, Jim Edwards, Terry 90 Egbert, Carolyn 71 Egbo, John 90 Egbo, John 113 Ehrlich, Mark 71 Ehrman, Lisa 108 Eidman, Pamela 71 Eldeen. Houssam 108 Elliott, Angela 71 Elliott, Jeff 71 Elliott, Terry 71, 108 Ellis, Alberta 90 Ellis, Bryan 40, 41, 70 By, James 90 Embree, Angela 71, 56 Ernbree, Lori Emerson, Richard 71 Emmerich, Patty 121 Emmons, Kim 108 Encinas, Alejandra 36, 37, 71 Engel, Marlene 71 Engler, Alison 90 English, Richard 90 Ensz, Daniel 60 Ensz, Roland 121 Ente, Gerald 71 Erickson, Larry 90 Erlckson, Darrel 121 Escareno, Moeta 90 Eslinger, Tracy 90 Espey, Christopher Esslinger, David 71 Essllnger, Lynne 90 Etape, Max 108 Eubanks, Rebecca 71 Evans, Barbara 71 Evans, Michael 71 Evans, Sandi Evans, Stacy 71 Evenson, Kelly 101 Everett, Roy 90 Ewaft, Scott 71 Ewing, Kathryn 71 -F- Fabry, Mitchell 90 Factor, Marietta 113 Fahler, John 9, 101 Failes, Wanda 71 Fallon, Andrea 90 Famimiko, Deans 71 Faulconer, Eunice 108 Faulkner, Brock 90 Feder, Mitch 71 Feldman, Greg 91 Ferdous, Klalid 71 Ferran, Richard 108 Ferrell, David 71 Finney, Barbara 91 Finney, Ray 71 Finney, Rhonda Fiscus, Janet 108 Fisher, Glenda Fisher, Robert 91 Flstler, Danny 108 Fitzgerald, Tim 113 Floyd, Mary 71 Forbes, Anthony 25, 72 Ford, Henry 91, 27, 29 Ford, John 91, 27 Ford, Peggy 91 Foreman, Karen 72 Forester, Scott 72, 106, 109 Forrester, Sharon 108 Fortune, Kevin 91 Foster, Blllye 72 Foster, Ron 72 Foulk, 116 Foulk, Tony 91 Fox, Kevin 41, 72, 56 Fox, Sean 72 Fowler, Michele 108 Fowler, Mike 72 Fowler, Terri 116, 58 Fox, Judy 116 Francis, John 121 Franta, Bennett 55, 72 Franta, Tim 113 Freed, Chris 72 French, Greg 12, 72, 53 French, Rene 72 Friend, Bill 108 Friesen, Larry 121 Friesen, Lois 121 Frock, Rebecca 72 Frost, Melinda 91 Frost, John 72 Fulkerson, James 108 Fuller, Charles 72 Fuller, David 101 Fuller, Stella Fuller, Vicki 108 Fyffe, Susan 72 ■G- Gade, Robert 72 Galloway, Ruth 108 Gann, Mary 72 Gard, Sharon 72 Gardner, Morgan 72 Garland, Paulette 108 Garlich, Scott-25, 91 Garman, Staci 72 Garner, Carolyn 72 Garrett, Larry 72 Garrlott, Shawn 108 Gatierrez, Kathleen 73 Gaudet, Brian 108 Gayer, Gary 72 Geeding, Paul 108 George, Heather 22, 23, 91 Gfeller, Timothy 91 Gibfried, Julia 72 Gideon, Theresa 114 Glfford. Cindi 72 GUliland, Don 47 GiMand, Susan 121 Ginder, Karol 72 Ginest, Shana 108 Givens, Alonzo 72 Glanville, Dixie 72 Glaves, Richard 101 Glenn, Carl 72, 53 Godding, Terri 91 Goering, Ken 121 Goldberg, Mark 72 Goldsmith, Mark 40, 41, 72 Goldsmith, Steve 122 Gomea, Marcello 72 Gomez, Mike 72 Gordon, Susie 122 Goucher, Donella 72 Goulette, Donna 116 Govan, Kevin 72 Graham, Jean 91 Graham, Ronnie 114 Graves, Anna 72 Graviey, Lisa 114 Gray, Darrel 91 Gray, Eddie 36, 72 Gray, Kathy 91 Gray, Nan 108 Green, Byron 91, 49, 50, 27, 28, 114 Green, Charles 48, 91 Green, Leland 108 Green, Mark 101 Green, Michael 116 Green, Steven 101 Greer, Debbie 101 Greer, Nickie 72, 114 Grier, Alice 72 Griffin, Troy 72 Griffith, Dee Ann 47, 91 Griffith, Lee Ann 9, 36, 47, 54, 91, 49, 50 Griffiths, Keith 72 Griggs, Clare 73 Griggs, Kathy 43, 91 Griggs, Mary 91 Griggs, Todd 108 Grisham, Chris 101 Gryder, Scott 39, 60, 73 Gudenkauf , Anna 91 Gudenkauf, Brian 116 Guiifoil, Sharon 73 Guinotte, John 91, 51 Guinotte, Timothy 91, 51 Gulick, Roscoe 101 Gu oladdle, Spencer 108 Gurley, Billy 73 Guthrie, Keith 91 Guthrie, Ken 101 Guy, Lea 108 -H- Hadley, Matthew 101 Hagerman, Troy 40, 91 Haines, Gussle Haines, Jerri 91 Hake, Paul 40, 114 Hall, Kathryn 73 Hall, Laura 73 Hall, Pamela Hall, Sherry 73, 108 Hallaux, Ron 91 Halley, Robyn 92 Halley, Roger 92 Halter, Pat 73 Hamblin, Nancye 108 Hamilton, Cheri 92 Hamilton, Dala 92 Hamilton, Danny 73 Hammer, Karen 73 Hamrah, All 122 Hamrah, Ann 122 Hancock, Teresa 108 Handtey, Amy 101 Hanna, Judith 73 Harmon, Kathryn 73 Hanshaw, Richard 73 Hanson, Jeff 102 Hanson, Lisa 108 Hanson, Ricky 101 Hatj, Ashraful 73 Haque, Kazi 73 Harber, Michael Harbert, Tina 73, 62 Hardin, Von 92 Harding, Lonna 108 Hargadine, Troy 92 Harland. Douglas 108 Harmon, Glenda 122 Harms. Maia 73 Harms, Paula 40 Harper, Carol 73 Harper. Michael 73 Harrell, Ben 102, 116 Harrelson, Linda 114 Harris, Riley 73 Harrison, Marion 92 Hart, Bill 92 Harvey, Leslie Harvey, Roy 92 Harvey, Troy 73 Havel, Lynn Hayes, Judy 73 Hayes, Margie 102 Hedgespeth, Todd 50 Hedrick, Troy 60, 73 Heenan, Joseph 55, 73, 86 Heidebrcht, Chris 48, 92 Heinrich. David 40, 43, 44, 45 Heise, Ronn 114 Helser, Janice 73 Hemminger, Troy 92 Henderson, Pete 45, 92 Hendrickson, Pam 73 Hendry, Paula 73 Henman, Barbara 108 Henrnan, Kristina 73 Henn, Martha 102 Hensley, Ellison 73 Hensley, G.P. 92 Herb, Rick 40, 41, 73 Herring, Bennie 108 Herrrnan, Beth 40 Herrman, Forrest 92 Herrrnan, Judith 109 Herrman, Mary 108 Herron, Donald 73 Hess, Elizabeth 92 Hess, Richard 92 Heyland, Cindy 108 Heyman, James 92 Hicks, Deborah 92 Hicks, Steven 102 Higgins, Jim 116 Higgins, Tracy 102 Higgs, Benny 42, 41, 40, 92 Higgs, Bud 73 Highfield, Pam 92 Hildreth, Scott 108 Hill, Jerry 92 Hills, Dena 73 Hillwig, Leanne 54, 92 Hilyard, Dan 92 Hinnen, David 73 Hinz, Carla 13, 48, 73 Hinz, David 73 Hiveiy, Mark 73, 27, 29 Hodgden, Sandra 73 Hodges, Michelle Hodges, Tammy 24, 26 Hoefgen, Joseph 74 Hoffman, Bill 92 Hoffman, Joe 92 Holcomb, David 73 Hokomb, Sharron 74 Holder, Jamie 74 Holder, Jana 1 14 Holem, Cordelia Holem-Morris, Hope 102 Holland, Jamie 20, 74 Holle, Steven 74 Hollis, Theresa 108 Holm, Richard 108 Holmes, Maxine Hooten, Karee 74 Hoover, Mary 74 Hoover, Robert 74 Hormel, Terri 24, 74, 26 Hornbeck, Sally 116 Hosinson, Connie Jo 102 Hoss, Cindy Houser, Sandy 92 Howard, Joe 74 Howard, Sandra Howell, Dale 40, 41 Howell, Kenneth 74 Hoy, Charlotte 102 Hoy, Kimberly 74 Hoy, Pamela 92 Hughes, Raldy 74 Hull, David 74 Hull, Teresa 74 Hunn, Jennifer 74 Hunt, Deborah 92 Hunt, Martin 92 Hunt, Robin 74 Huntington, John 74 Hurley, Beth 92 Hutchison, Liz 92 Ingalls, Dan 74 Ingalls, Ronald 92 lnkelaar, Mark 109 lshmael, Chris 92 Islam, Mohammad Isom, Melicia.74 Isom, Oliver Jackie, Jerry 109 Jacks, Gary 40, 41, 93 Jackson, Helen Jackson, Henry 9, 74 Jackson, Kenneth 74 Jackson, Rodney 74 Jacob, Anita 74 Jameson, Maretta 74 Janda, Mark 74 Jardot, Terresa 74 Jaworsky, John 116 Jeffrey. Dennis 74 Jensen, Bret 74 Jesseph, David 74 Johnson, Brad 74 Johnson, Brenda 93 Johnson, Carolyn 74 Johnson, Clifton 93 Johnson, Dale 74 Johnson, Donna 74 Johnson, Donna 74 Johnson, Janet 93 Johnson, Jay 74 Johnson, Jeffrey 102 Johnson, Joel 74 Johnson, Krissie 47 Johnson, Nancy 93 Johnson, Robert 25, 93 Johnson, Russell 98 Johnson, Tammy 74 Johnston, Ronald 74 Johnston, Steve 114 Jones, Beverly 74 Jones, Cheryl 74 Jones, Clifford 93 Jones, Dorothy 114 Jones, Eva 93 Jones, Gregg 109 Jones, Janice 122 Jones, Karen 93 Jones, Kevin 109 Jones, Mark 60, 75 Jones, Stacee 75 Jones, Terry 102 Jones, William 93 Jost, Kent 75 Joyce, Roger 93 K- Kabir, A.Q.M. Narul 75 Kadel, Carol 109 Kahabka, Mark 75 Kallenberger, Kristy 75 Karst, Charles 93 Kashani, Majid 114 Kaster, Tonda 75 Keehn, Charlie 55, 75 Keely, Jill 75 Keesling, Jim 25, 51, 114 Keller, Lana 75 Kelley, Susan 54, 93, 49 Kelly, John 75 Kelly, Lisa 41, 75 Kelly. Rosemary 122 Kenagy, Elizabeth 93 Kendricks, John 19, 75 Kenerner, John 9, 75 Kenemer, Robert 75 Kennedy, John Kennelley, Jerry 75 Kenneson, Rory 109 Kerns, Michael 75 Kerschner, Tonya Ketley, Eddy 93 Kice, Mark 93 Kieler, Paul 102 Kiker, Jim 102 Kilsheimer, Ron 75 King, Dannette 93 King, Denise 75 King, Steve 109 Kinglsey, Steve 75 Kirschbaum, Marsh 93 Kiser, Scott 75 Kiser, Susan 109 Kitch, James 39, 75 Kitzenberger, Scott 75 Klassen, Sherri 93 Klein, Carol 122 Klonowski, Jacqueline 75 Knapp, Joyce 75 Knaussman, Karla 122 Knox, Delton 75 Kohla, Ev Kohman, Bette 40, 54, 75 Kowalskt. John 93 Kramer, Charles 109 Krause. Gayle 119 Krause, Matt 40, 45, 47, 93 Kroeger, Paul 25, 75, 26 Kroepfl, Sharon 75 Kruger, Gerald 12, 109, 27 Krummrey, Mary 93 Kuhn, Brenda 93 Kuntz, Kathy 93 Kuttler, Angela 116 -L- Ladd, Christine 75 LaForge, Julia 75 Lagree, Jackie 102 Lamb, Debra 109 Lambert, Gwayne 75, 27, 28 Lang, Lois 93 Lang, Patricia 102 Larsen, Linda 75 Larson, Susan 93 Larue, Cherise 75 130 Lasley, Gina 75 Lauber, Boyd 75 Lawrence, James 102 Lawrence, Joan 93 Lawrence, Kevin 40, 41, 43, 75 Lawrence, Michael 102 Lawson, Cindy 75 Lawson, Ken 75 Lay, John 122 Learmont, Sue Leben, Linda 93 Le Cao, Thi Leddy, Keith 75 Ledford, BUI 93 Ledgerwood, James 75 Leeper, David 93 Lehman, Debra 94 Leiker, Kenneth 76 LeMay, Brian 76 Le, Quy 93 Leslie, Edythe 76 Lewis, Bradley 76 Lewis, Cary Lewis, Charles Lewis, Chuck 76 Lewis, David 94 Lewis, Donald 114 Lewis, Donna 102 Lewis, Jane 76 Lewis, Lisa 76 Lewis, Mark 109 Lewis, Nancy 94 Lewis, Tyress 76 Liggett, Kathryn 76 Lilley, Ralph 94 Lindsey, Brian 40, 41 Lindsey, David 76 Linot, Joseph 39, 54, 94 Linot, Rita 94 Linson, Alice 109 Lock, Tammy Lockard, Melissa 94 Locke, Kelli 76 Locke, Kenneth 94 Logan, Laura 94 Logsdon, Norma 102 Long, Phillip 109 Long, Robin 44, 94 Longfellow, David 47 Longfellow, Shirley 122 Longnecker, Robert 94 Longwell, Gene 109 Loop, Allison 55, 76 Lopez, Bernadette 114 Loucks, Nancy 94 Love, Beverly 102 Lowe, Roger 102 Lowmaster, Kelly 76 Lowmaster, Kevin Lowrance, Pat 122 Lowther, Darlene Loyd, Kevin 109 Lucas, Phillip 114 Luce, Jeanne Luck, Tammy 43, 44 Ludewick, Larry 116 Lynch, Elizabeth 109 -M- Ma, Dung 94 Maack, Susan 94 Maclntyre, Cathi 114 Mack, Patrick Macklin, Ronald Macy, Carol 94 Maddux, Tracey 40, 41, 94 Madison, Lori 123 Madison, Shirley 94 Maggard, Rex Mahbubul, Bari 94 Mahmud, Shahariar 116 Maier, Michael 109 Mainzer, John 109 Malan, Michael Malcolm, Melody 94 Malone, Alan 102 M alone, Jeanette 123 Maness, Terri 40 Mann, Mark Marcum, Dwight 94 Mariow, Diana Marsh, Amos 123 Marsh, Cynthia 109 Marsh, Marge 44 Marten, Steven Martin, Aqua 94 Martin, Harold Martin, Janice 22, 23 Martin, Jeffrey Martin, Kristi 94 Martin, Marcia Martin, Owen 76 Martin, atricla 114 Martin, Tammy 22, 94 Mason, Dan 76 Massey, George Massey, Steven 48, 76 Massoth, Andrew 39, 76 Masters, Linda 94 Mastrangelo, Glenda 76 Matheny, Diane Matney, Claude 77 Mauck, Shelley Maus, Greg 95 Maus, Joyce 77 Maxev, Mike May, Darrin 116 May, David 116 May, Don 77 McAlister, Daniel 54, 77 McAllister, Kevin 116 McBride, David 77 McCaffree, James 60 McCartney, Kerry 114 McCarty, Lori McCauley, James McClain, Donald 13, 76 McCluer, Louis 14, 77, 50 McCormick, Carol McCormick, James 77 McCoy, Darla 126 McCoy, Jon 25, 77 McCoy, Julie 77 McCubbin. Keith McCulloch, Brenda 30, 77, 52 McCullolgh, Jeff 126 McCune, Anette 77 McCune, Kurt 40, 41, 77 McCune, Michael 54, 49, 50 McCune, Scott 126 McCune, Tim 102 McDaniel, Robert 77 McDonough, Diane McDonough, Krlstine 77 McDonough, Mike McDonough, Sean 77 McDowell, Kim 77 McElhiney, Carolyn McGinnis, Mike 77 McGovern, Michael McGrath, Sherylk 77 McGraw, Cindy 123 McGreevy, Janice McGuire, Alicia 77 Mclnerney, Michael McKee, Monte 40, 41 McKinney, Patricia McLaughlin, Jennifer 77 Mclean, Harold 77, 102 Mclean, Jeff McMullen, Sherry 77 McMurphy, Jane 77 McNabb, Nancy McNairy, Lorainc McNeely, Brian 7, 18 McNutt, William 110 McVicar, Sharon 43 Mead, Annabel! 77 Mead, Deborah 77 Mead, Lorna 77 Mears, Bryan 110 Meeks, Robert 77 Mehaffey, Kathy 126 Mellies, Jonn Mellinger, David 77 Merder, Crystal 110 Metcaif, Rhonda 77 Met2, Kathy 30, 31, 77 Mewborn, Kenneth 77 Meyer, Jeff 126 Meyers, Brett 78 Milano, Birtha 78 Milbourn, Delbert Miller, Betty 78 Miller, Brian 110 Miller, Daniel 110 Miller, Jacqueline 110 Miller, James 126 Miller, Robert 114 Miller, Stanford, 40, 41, 78 Miller, Susan 78 Mlnard, Shunyueh 110 Mitchell, Beverly Mitchell, Donna 110 Mitchell, Douglas 41 Mitchell, Harry 110 Mitchell, Jackie 21, 78 Mock, Iris 78 Mode, Kurt 78 Moeder, Michael 110 Mohammad, Sirajul 110 Moomey, Mark 78 Moore, Johnny 102 Moore, LaVina 78 Moore, Nancy 78 Moore, Reva Moore, Shirley 78 Moore, Stephen 78 Moore, Vikki 110 Moravec, David 78 Moreland, Joseph 102 Morgan, Glenda 103 Morimoto, Hiroaki 78 Morland, Michael Morland, Toni 78 Morris, Cary 126 Morris, Constance 110 Morton, Keith 48, 27 Morton, Lorraine 114 Morton, Tim 126 Mosier, Daryl 110 Mosier, Julia 78 Mount, Gerri 114 Mueller, Eloise 110 Mueller, Jason 21 Mullins, Norman 78 Mulvaney, Kevin 78 Mincy, John 78 Muncy, Leta 78 Munsifbarl, Comilla 110 Murch, Kenneth 110 Murphy, Debra 78 Murphy, Jodee 126 Murry, Rosalind 78 Myers, Janice 78 -N- Nachbor, Jeff 78 Nasir, MD Z 78 Nattier, Stuart 126 Naugle, Karen 126 Navarro, David 78 Neal, Kathryn 110 Neaulty, Ann 78 Neely, Alyson 78 Neighbors, Kasey 103 Nelson, Dennis 78, 83 Nelson, Janetle Nelson, Michael 110 Nelson, Vicki 103 Nero, Beverly 78 Nesler, Sandra 126 Neufeld, Douglas 126 Neugebauer, Ron 103 Nevins, Tamela 78 Newman, Deanna 43, 78 Newton, Marilyn 103 Ng, Steve 110 Nguyen, Tong Nichols, Nancy 110 Nichols, Phil 103 Njau, Alex 114 Noblitt, Dion 12, 79 Nolan, Michelle 43 Noll, Jeffrey -5, 79, 26 Norris, Jeff 110 Nunnold, Donald Nur, Aziz Nutsch, Kevin 110 •O- Oberlaechner, Frederick Oberlechner, John Odebiyi, Wasiu 110 O ' Donnell, David 40, 41 Odunze, Ambrose 79 Ogletree, Debra 79 Ohl, James Olivia, Katherine 110 Olmstead, Sharon 110 Olson, Jill 114 Olson, William 44, 79 Onyegbule, Canice 79 Orndorff, Kyle 79 Orozco, Yolanda 79 Orr, Cheryl Osborn, Gayle 60, 79 Osborn, Narressia Osborne, Jay 79 Osburn, Ray 114 Osier, Brenda 110 Ott, Nancy Oursler, Cara 9, 79 Oursler, Lee 95 Owen, Terri 110 Paddock, Terry 79 Palmer, Judith 95 Palmer, Kari 79 Palmer, Ken 12, 79, 52 Palmer, Lori 95 Panton, David Parker, Angie 95 Parker, David 79 Parker, Lori 110 Parker, Wanda 79 Parvin, Julie 110 Pascal, Eugene 103 Paschal, Clarence Passmore, Cindy 111 Pate!, G.C. 79 Patterson. Brock 79 Patterson, Donna 95 Patterson, Todd 27, 95 Patton, Katherine 79 Patton, Patty 79 Patty, Brent 111 Pauly, Dale 79 Peak, Michael 111 Pearson, Brenda 79 Peck, Monty 103 Penn, Floy 111 Penner, Julianna 95 Pennington, David 95 Pennington, Troy 111 Penwell, Jerry 95 Perez, Alicia 79 Perisho, Mark 79 Perkins, Tom 52, 95 Peter, Marie 111 Petets, Larry 45 Peterson, Tracy 52, 79 Peterson, Bob 123 Peterson, Melva 111 Pettus, Wilfred Petty, Carrie 111 Phares, Randy 95 Phillips, James Jr. 18, 21, 95 Pickens, Peggy 79 Pierce, Dave 79 Pierce, Ron 79 Pinkerton, Lots 95 Place, Steve 116 Placek, Christine 95 Pletcher, Genny Plumrner, David 95 Plummer, Jean 123 Plumrner, Kerrie 111 Plummer, Robert 95 Plumrner, Ronalda 79 Pogue, Angela 79 Pohly, Linda 43 Polk, Jeffery 79 Pollitt, Eric 95 Pond, Ellen 95 Porter, Esther 111 Porter, Kristi 79 Powell, Carolyn 95 Powthong, Prasan 79 Pratt, Valerie 114 Pressnell. Alfre d 80 Price, Vance 80 Prigmore, Louise 123 Prior, Scott 80 Pritchard, Don 80 Prohodsky, Betty Provorse, Janet 111 Pruett, LaDessa 80, 111 Pruitt, Curt 95 Pruitt, Maretta 114 Pruitt, Travis 103 Purcell, Charlotte 30, 24, 32, 26, 80 Purcell, Felicia 95 Purslow, Thad 80 Pykiet, Rhonda 80 Pyle, Jennifer 36, 37, 80 Quick, Jerry 20. 80 Rader, Pamela 80 Rains, Catrina 114 Rains, Jeanetta 114 Ruiz, Angela Ramsey, George 116 Ramsey, Marsha 114 Ramshaw, Jerry 80 Randall, Troy 103 Ray, Linda 80 Raya, Adnan 95 Rebholz, Scott 36, 80 Redeker, Jim 27, 47, 80 Redfern, Jill 80, 92 Reed, Janet 111 Reed, Juanita 95 Reekie, Arlene 22, 95 Reeves, Jim 95 Rehm, Brian 80 Reichart, John 80 Reirner, Darla 95 Reiss, Marilyn 115 Reiswig, Pearl 80 Remer, Crystal 80 Remsberg, Rick 12, 95 Renstrom, Kay 80 Resa, Patrick 80 Resche, Dale 40, 80 Rew, Vicki 95 Reynolds, Rodney 115 Reynolds, Tony 9, 14, 95 Rhea, Larry 103 Rhodes, Tammi 95 Rhyne, Elizabeth 111 Rice, Lawrence 80 Richard Rosemarie 95 Richardson, Hugh 124 Richardson, Kimberly 111 Ridder, Bart 80 Ridder, Paul 95 Ridder, Tom 25, 80 Ridgway, Ann 40, 80 Riedmiller, Barbara 80 Rierson, Juli 80, 102 Riffel, Mark 95 Rigg, Paula 80 Rinehart, Shirley 95 Riner, Nancy 80 Riner, Paula 51, 95 Roark, Danny 80 Roatch, Scott 80 Robbins, Kelly 80 Roberts, Mickie 80 Robinson, Alvin 80 Robinson, Janet 9, 80, 109 Robinson, Jennifer 115 Robinson-Summers, Michael 52, 80 Roby, Susan 95 Rockhill, David 95 Rodman, Carol 80 Rogers, Cathy 95 Rogers, Edwina 95 Rogers, Jo 59 Rogers, Kirby 25, 80 Rogers, Marilyn 80 Rogers, R.W. 80 Roll, Bruce 40, 41, 95 Rose, Karen 111 Rose, Tammy 81 Rosebraugh, Chester 81 Ross, Julia 81 Ross, Thresette 81 Roth, Gene 102 Rothammer, Margaret 111 Rowland, Teresa 111 Ro2ario, Simon Rudy, Ernesteen 81 131 Ruge, Eric 103 Ruggles, Carmen 81 Ruggles, Sam 95 Ruiz, Angela 111 Runyan, Romney 111 Rush, David 103 Rush, Lisa 96 Russell, David 81 Ryan, Michael 96 Ryan, William 111 Sabala, Antonio 81 Salisbury, Frank 96 Saltkill, Karen 96 Samuels, Jerry 103 Sanborn, Chris 81 Sanchez, Thomas 81 Sanders, Bob 81 Santana, Enrique 96, 115 Sapien, Nora 81 Sargent, Michael 81, 111 Satcher, Newdy 9, 12, 81 Sattler, Michael 111 Saunders, Dave 81 Sawdy, Brant 103, 111 Sawtelle, Debbie 22, 54 Sayre, Sherry 111 Scanlon, John 96 Schafer, Ray 115 Schaffer, Thomas 81 Schemm, Sonja 81 Schiesser, Sondra 96 Schild, Christopher 111 Schimpf, Dale 111 Schlesinger, Amber 81 Schlesinger, Lisa 81 Schmale, Vernard 103 Schmidt, Carmen 96 Schmidt, Leonard 81 Schmidt, Paul 81 Schneider, Theresa 9, 96 Schneidewind, Kimberly 81 Schneidewind, Kristi 81 Schnider, Tammy 81 Schoenhofer, Beth 96 Schoneboom, Ted 81 Schountz, William 96 Schreiner, Mary 81 Schroeder, Rick 81 Schulta, Steven 96 Schwartz, Todd 43, 44, 81 Scott, Jane 103 Scott, Joe 111 Scott, Marvin 81 Scott, Vincent 53, 81 Seager, Rachel 24, 26, 96 Seager, Ron 124 Seal, Valerie 22, 81 Sears, Kevin 81, 103 Sears, Mike Sechler, Brad 81 See, Paula 81 Segraves, James Selby, Derick Self, Donna 81 Self, Roger 116 Self, Tim 81 Shadoin, Rebecca 96 Shaft, Susan 111 Shain, Glenda 103 Shaver, Charles 81 Shaver, John 81 Shelby, Tony 12, 20, 21, 96 Shell, John Jr. 40, 41, 96 Shepherd, Margaret 111 Shepherd, Steven 103 Sherfield, Kevin 81 Sheriff, Lend 22, 23, 96 Sherman, Scott 81 Shipley, Curt 124 Shipley, Stephanie 96 Shirkey, Mike Shirley, Charles 96 Shirley, Jami 30, 82 Shores, Steven 96 Shreve, Ashley 82 Shropshire, Holly 96 Siebert, Richard 82 Sigler, Terrel 82 Sims, Eric 82 Sipple, Kevin 13, 96, 115 Slpult, Lorna 111 Skinner, Gary 111 Sloan, Thomas 82 Smith, April 96 Smith, Chad 55, 82 Smith, Jerry 82 Smith, John J. HI 82 Smith, Karen 82 Smith, Karen 115 Smith, Kathie 82 Smith, Kemp 32 Smith, Kendra 111 Smith, Michelle 55 Smith, Nellie 86 Smith, Rhonda 82 Smith, Richard 111 Smith, Richard 111 Smith, Shane 96 Smith, Theresa 111 Snaza-Alexis, Marguerite 103 Snellen, Don 103 Snider, Randy 82 Snow, Ronald 82 Snow, Scott 41, 96 Solomon Lorisa 82 Sommerhauser, Karen 96 Sommers, Curt 124 Sommers, Sonja 124 Sommers, Sue 124 Sooby, David 82 Sooby, Roger 115 Sooby, Vlrgilene Scoter, Teresa 82 Sorapuru, Patricia 82 Soukup, Kenneth Soule, Donald 103 Soule, Tim 103 Sowers, Kenneth 82 Sowers, Lisa Spain, Richard 111 Sparks, Debbie 30, 32, 49, 50, 96, 47 Speer, James 43, 96 Spencer, Karle 111 Sphar, Patsy 96 Spivey, Julia 82 Squires, Deanna 115 Stackley, Carol 108 Stafford, Karen 82 Stafford, Rebecca 111 Stalcup, Lisa 96 Starkei, Steven 96 Starkey, Gina 44, 96 Stebbins, Karen 115 Steele, Stephanie 82 Steele, Valentha 111 Steinhauer, Linda 43, 44, 82, 40 Steven, NG Stephen, Richard 82 Stephens, Debra 103 Stephens, Michael 96 Stephens, Rickie 96 Stevenson, Ramona 82 Stevenson, Ricky 96 Stever, Ricky 82 Stewart, Harold 9, 45, 115 Still, Robert 111 Stine, Kerry 96 Stocks, Bryan 115 Stokes, Sandy 82 Stone. Shelly 82 Storye, Brad 40, 41, 82 Strain, Judy 124 Strasser, Linda 104 Strickland, Thomas 96 Stroud, Daryn 82 Stuber, Jolita 30, 96 Stufflebeam, James 43, 44, 82, 111 Stutesman, Shelly 40, 41, 82 Suarez, Wishton 82 Suddith, Mark 96 Sullivan, Teddy 14, 82 Summers, Patricia 96 Suttle, Shirley 47 Swift, Donna 82 Swift, Tammy 82, 116 Swift, Tammyra Swift, Victor 82 Swilley, Chris Sykes, James 96 Sykes, John 97 Tabor, Chuck 82 Taheer, Rankin 82 Tahir, Lazkin 111 Talsma, Matthew 82 Tannahill, Wendy 83 Taylor, Dan 83 Taylor, Greg 83 Taylor, Kym 97 Taylor, Mary 116 Teetzel, Earl 112 Terronez, Linda 83 Terry, Mary 97 Teter, Debra 112 Teter, Julie 97 Teuscher, Tom 83 Thevenet, Evelyn 97 Thlessen, Kathryn 97 Thorn, Mike 115 Thorn, Shelly 115 Thomas, Cheryl 112 Thomas, Earlene 83 Thomas, Marc 39, 83 Thomas, Nancy 97 Thomas, Raymond 53, 83 Thomas, Tony 112 Thompson, Dorothy 83 Thompson, Ernest 116 Thompson, Ethel 83 Thompson, Greg 83 Thompson, Stephen 83 Thorne, Bertha 83 Thornton, Mike 104 Thrasher, Cynthia 22, 23, 97, 114 Thurman, David 83, 115 Tibbs, James 97 Tiffany, Scotty 83 Tighe, Arthur 83 Tlndle, Milton 83, 112 Toburen, Don 124 Tolley, Robert 83 Torres, Mark 83 Towns, Stephanie 83 Townsend, Mary Townson, Angella 40, 41, 43, 83 Travnicek, Stephani 83 Travnichek, Vince 104 Traylor.. Kenny 112 Trekell, Tod 115 Trent, Bill 124 Tripp, Hizabeth 83 Trotter, Wesley 97 True, Sherrie 83 Truong, Be 97 Tubbs, Leona 83 Tubbs, Velma Turner, Andrea 9, 97 -U- Uddin, Jama) 83 Udemezye Benedij 112 Ullah, Saadi 112 Unger, Mellisa 22, 43, 83 Unger, Sandra 112 Utter, Margaret 97 Utterback, Brent 112 UzoEchefu, Onyema 97 -V- Valentine, Frances 115 Vanasse, Marsha 112 Van Fleet, Ron 83 Varner, Tammy 112 Vaughn, Larry 83 Vaughan, Ronni 104 Vaught, Chuck 97 Veeman, Dr. Frank 119 Vinson, Earnestine 112 Visor, Bryan 112 Voisin, Debora 97 Vorhies, Laura 40, 83 Vosburg, Scott 116 Voth, Anita 112 Voth, Heidi 116 Voth, Pat 112 W- Waggoner, Kirby 83 Wagner, Susan 97 Waira, Njau 115 Wakefield, Shae Lynn 83 Walden, Carol 84 Waliullah, Mohammad 97 Walker, Donna 97 Walker, Earl 7, 37, 27, 29, 97 Walker, John 115 Walker, Julie Walker, Linda 84 Walker, Mark 84 Walker, Martin 115 Walker, Tammy 112 Walker, Teresa 84 Walker, Terri 60, 97 Walker, Wanda 112 Wall, Gary 97 Wallace, Betty 84 Wallace, Martina 97 Wallace, Sean 50, 84 Walby, Echo 124 Walsh, Margaret 84 Walter, Julie 84 Walter, Martin Walter. Tim 84 Walter, Toni 97 Waltman, Marie 124 Walton, Brenda 97 Ward, Janet 112 Ward, Teresa 112 Warden, Everett 97 Warden, Joel 84 Warden, Marc 84 Warren, Cynthia 112 Wassenberg, Paillette 97 Watkins, Charles 97 Watson, Melody 84 Watson, Susan 84 Watts, Becky 97 Watts, Monte 115 Wealand, Kerry 84 Weatherby, Don 93, 100 Weaver, Kathy 97 Webb, James 84 Webb, Virginia 97 Wedekind, Randy 84 Wedel, Todd 84 Wehry, Lori 97 Welch, Nola 84 Wells, Jody 24, 84, 26 Wernert, Glenda 115 Wert, Teresa 112 West, Cindy 97 West, Martin 58, 97 West, Melinda 84 Westerfield, Theresa 30, 53, 97 Westfahl, Sandra 84 Westfall, Rusty 112 Weyrauch, Christa 84 Whaley, Greg 115 Wheeler, Janis 84 Whipple, Pamela 97 Whitaker, Pamela Whitchurch, Crystal 84 Whltcomb, David 84 Whitcomb, Sue 84 White, Cinda 1 12 White, Darren 7, 18, 58, 59, 97 White, Deann 85 White, Doug 85, 92 White, Lee 115 White, Wayne 97 Whitehead, Joanne 85 Whltehill, Betsy 97 Whiteside, Daniel 85 Whiteside, Debra 85 Whiteside, Gayla 97 Whiteside, Muriel 112 Whiteside, Rick 97 Whitney, Jay 85 Whitt, Dorothy 112 Wilcox, Sylvia Wildin, Ted 85 Wller, Tera 47 Wiles, Kelly 85 Wilkerson, Wallace 85 Willhite, Kenneth 97 Williams, Carey 98 Williams, Carol 98 Williams, Cathy 85 Williams, Debbie 112 Williams, Deborah 85 Williams, Kenneth 98 Williams, Lola 85 Williams, Marilyn 98 Williams, Mychael 12, 27, 85 Williams, Sandra 85 Williams, Susan 98 Wills, Randy 98 Wilson, Annie 98 Wilson, Carla 85 Wilson, Cash 115 Wilson, Cheryl 98 Wilson, David 104 Wilson, Diane 85 Wilson, Donnie 25, 85 Wilson, Jimmy 85 Wilson, John 98 Wilson, Karla 98 Wilson, Mary 98 Wilson, Paula 85 Wilson, Rebecca 85, 112 Wilson, Shirley 85 Wilson, Stacy 85 Wilson, Stuart 112 Wilson, Thad Wilson, Tonya 85 Wilson, Twila 58, 85 Wilwand, Garth 85 Wimberly, Dana 85 Winn, Martha 116 Winzer, Denise 86 Wise, Frank 104 Witter, Debbie 112 Wolf, Darl 112 Wolf, Robin 86 Wolfe, Jamie 86 Wolke, Brent 9, 86 Wood, Beverley 86 Wood, Arthur 104 Woods, Kevin 86 Worrell, Kevin 86 Wright, Gee 7, 98 Wright, Mark 86 Wright, Mary 86 Wurtz, Mike 116 Wyart, Stan 25, 86 Yazzie, Gina 86 Yeager, Martin 98 Yock, Alan 98 Yoder, Troy 104 Young, Brad 112 Young, Cathy 112 Young, Elizabeth 112 Yousefi, Teresa 112 Zaire, Zerynthia 98 Zaldivar, David 86 Zaman, Mahbub 86 Zaman, Mirega 86 Ziba, Chrissy 40, 86 Zieman, Susan 104 Zlmmer, Beth 98 Zimmerman, Richard 104 Zimmerman, Susan 104 Zink, Mark 112 Zokaei, Afsaro 86 Zokael, Yazdl 86 Zollinger, Candice 86 Zonoozi, Farhang 115 Zuk, Janice 98 Zwahl, Brenda 104 132 More Great Moments Spring Silly Season Starts BETS ARE SEALED with handshakes by David Hinnen and Mike Balzer as Bud Higgs observes. Lower left, Doug White misses a catch on the first day of spring training. Right, Julio Webb cleans the pie-smeared face of Ron Scooter Dean. Dean is shown on the cover winning the cafeteria pie-eating con- test. . .1... Lion Has History Members of the drama department presented the historical play, The Lion in Winter, at the end of the first semester with Larry Peters directing. The plot concerns the story of the struggle for power in the royal family of Henry II. He plots and deals to leave his sons with a balance of power which keeps his kingdom in one piece. Henry IPs marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine crumbles and in Eleanor ' s place is Alais, a young French princess. Alais is be- trothed to John, the youngest of Henry ' s sons. The wedding has not taken place since she is mistress to Henry. Phillip, the king of France, comes to England demanding the marriage take place. Thus the stage is set as three sons vie for power, Eleanor pushes for Richard, the eldest son, for king, Phillip deals for his sister to be wed, Alais fights to be with her Lover, Henry, and Henry battles them all. The cast members, all students on campus, and the roles they played included: Henry II, Scott Dean Kitzenberger Alais, a French princess, Elizabeth Cott John (youngest son), Peter Wayne Henderson Geoffrey (middle son), David Erwin Leeper Richard Lionheart (oldest son), Robert Blanken Eleanor of Aquitaine (Henry ' s wife), Pat Burch Phil- lip, King of France, Jack Smith Stephen M. Johnson was assistant director of the play. The Lion in Winter was presented on the Fine Arts stage for its three production nights. HENRY II AND ELEANOR of Aquitaine reminisce about the early years of their marriage. LOWER LEFT, the royal family welcomes Prince Phillip. RIGHT, Eleanor comforts her troubled son, John. 135 ' Tom ' Spans Ages The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ' s BCCC,s chil- dren ' s production spanned the ages and audiences very well, commented Larry Peters, theater director. This show transcended to adult audiences better than most children shows. Peters, director of theater for five years, says that he is doing what he always wanted to do: The most important thing to me is the educational opportunities it offers to our students in theater production and the growth and challenges they experience. Mark Twain Narrator - Smith The Reverend — Robert Blanken Sereny Harper — Elizabeth Cott Susan Harper — Mellisa Unger Joe Harper — Morey Balzer Ben Rogers — Spencer Guoladdle Amy Lawrence— Maia E. Harms Huckleberry Finn — Stephen Johnston Sid Sawyer and Lawyer Larson — Harold Stewart Muff Potter - Matt Krause Injun Joe — Marty West Doc Robinson and Judge Thatcher — Ron Johnston Becky Thatcher — Chrissy Ziba Tom Sawyer — Art Tighe Alfred Temple — David Heinrich Aunt Polly - Pat Burch Dobbns and Sheriff — Ted Sullivan Lawyer Riverson — Peter Henderson 136 Peterson Produces Own Show, ' First Boy ' A nice realization of a dream, commented Robert Peter- son, playwright and director of First Boy, presented dur- ing the spring semester. Peterson found less pressure in producing his own show, for he didnot have to interpret another author ' s ideas and characters. The play was based on six years in the life of the son of a fictional president of the United States. All the action of the play took place in Alex ' s room in the White House because it was his story and unfolded in his world. Cast members included David Heinrich who protrayed Alex; Michelle Banks as Jayne Harris; Nelson Warren as Father Johanmeyer; David Leeper as Joe; Peter Albright as Don Manford; Bill Hoffman as Hans; Art Tighe as Fritz; Todd Schwartz as Hardin; Don Gilliland as Becannon; Lee Dowers as Johnson; Pearl Reiswig as Thomas; Gina Austin as Holly Hoy; Elizabeth Cott as Marcia Kaye; Shelly Crawford as Regina Marie; Michelle Nolan as the newscaster. Lisa Rush was the stage manager. TOP LEFT, the Secret Service escorts the drunken father. BOTTOM LEFT, Fritz and Hans discover Father on the bed. RIGHT, Holly Hoy takes Alex to her heart. 137 Jamie Holland . . Going For It Grizzlies Have Winning Season Running For Honor Paced by a freshman oriented team, the Grizzly runners had a powerful season. During the indoor season the track team did a good job. The season began on a positive note at the KU All Comers meet in Lawrence. One person qualified for Nationals, Vincent Scott in the long jump with a leap of 23 ' 3 1 2 . Coach John Francis said, I am satisfied with everyone ' s performance. We have an exceptional team with many class kids on it. The Grizzlis later qualified several for the national Indoor at Champaign II. Mark Anderson was first in the 1000 yard run with a time of 2.13. Henry Ford won the high jump with a 7 ' 2 jump. The two mile relay team of Tom Ridder, Tyrone Forbes, Donnie Wilson, and Anderson took first with a school record time of 7:42.78. Others placing at the meet included: Jamie Holland; long jump, fifth, 23 ' 7 1 2 ; and Ford; fourth, 23 ' 3 4 ; Derek Cole; third, in the 60 yard hurdles with a time of 7.61. Forbes did not place at the meet, but set a school record in the 600 yard run with a time of 1:12.19. By the time the outdoor season came rolling along the Grizzlies were red hot. The Grizzlies never placed, as a team, less than third place. There were four All-Americans this year; Cole, Holland, Forbes, Anderson. Those qualifying for nationals outdoor at San Angelo, Tx. were Anderson, 800m, mile relay; Cole, 110m hurdles, 400m relay; Byron Davis, 400m relay, mile relay; Forbes, 400m, mile relay; Ford, high and long jump; Holland, 100m, 400m relay; Scott 400m relay; Wilson, mile relay. Leading the pack in the photo below is Ail-American Derek Cole showing his great style. MIKE MCINERNEY (top photo) is going all the way up in the pole vault competition. Below, Vincent Scott, at an indoor meet, is pushing the runners. Jeff Becker cuts loose with old heave-ho at an indoor meet. 140 : CHARLOTTE PURCELL, women ' s track team member, shows her persistent stride as she rounds the corner in the relay. An exhausted Terri Hormel finishes her leg in the women ' s relay. 141 Everyone ' s A Winner, Good And Getting Better This was a year for school records to be broken and set. That is exactly what the Lady Grizzlies team did. The women ' s team sent two to the National Indoor meet at Champaign II., Tammy Martin; 60 yard hurdles and Steph- anie Travinchek in the shot put.Travinchek became the first Lady Grizzly ever to win a national title, throwing a 42 1 A in the shot put. The spring season was a time of tribulation; some of the meets were cancelled. Despite the hard times the women did a good job. The WSU relays was a great moment for break- ing school records. Charlette Purcell placed fourth in the 800m run, but, set a school record of 2:32.5 and Tammy Hodges, Martin, Kay Ross, Purcell placed seventh in the 400m relay, but set a record of 52.9. The Jayhawk Confer- ence meet was a time for setting school records; Becky Alpers ran an astonishing 11:09 in the 3000m run, placing first to be named a conference champion, and she set a record in the 1500m run, 5:05.36 taking second place, and a 20:09 in the 5000m, school record. Kay Ross set records in the 200m dash and the 100m dash, 26.2, 12.5, respectively. Travinchek will represent BCCC at the Nationals Outdoor in San Angelo, Texas. COMPLETING HER TURN in the relay is distance runner Jody Wells while her teammates on the bench, Sean Fox and Robert Johnson, look on to make sure that she runs out her leg. The women had the most highly successful season in women ' s track history at BCCC. 142 NCENTRA- ammy Hodges warms up next race. 143 144 Baseball Ends 16-10 Despite Problems The Grizzly baseball team ended its season with a 16 and 10 record after having to undergo some major changes mid-season when head coach Phil Anderson resigned under pressure. Anderson resigned, packed up, and left the same day leaving the team with Vernon Orndorff, parttime assis- tant coach. Anderson was also the college ' s athletic director. The administration appointed Rob Bolks as head coach and he continued the season with Orndorff staying on as assistant coach. The Grizzlies went into the conference tournament as number one seed but finished fourth in the actual play. Joel Basinger led the batting with an average of .404 followed by Cory Lewis with .385. Three pitchers, Chuck Vaught, Rick Hess, and Jerry Krueger had per- centages of .750. Team members included; Mike Buss, Cory Lewis, Mike Stephens, Doug White, Jerry Krueger, Mitch Ben- ton, Rick Schroeder, Joel Basinger, Jeff Johnson, Kyle Orndorff, Tony Reynolds, Kent Jost, Scott Sherman, John Oberlechner, Ron Foster, Chuck Vaught, Rick Hess, Scott Cain, Jerry Krueger, John Seaton, Ed Ket- ley, Fred Oberlechner, Darren Stroud, Kyle Orndorff. The baseballers travelled to Arizona for spring prac- tice with then head coach Anderson. Reportedly some of Anderson ' s problems with the administration stemmed from this trip and complaints from team mem- bers about expense money, how it was gained and how it was spent. The Board of Trustees had only the prior spring elevated Anderson to the athletic director position. CHUCK VAUGHT pitches the way to another victory for the Grizzlies. Hanging tough in solidarity for the team are (front row) Kent Jost, (left to right) Kyle Orndorff, Doug White and Rick Schroeder who pose for teammate photographer Jerry Krueger. 145 Softball Finishes 12-7 The women ' s Softball team finished the year with a record of 12 and 7 under the direction of Coach Debbie Sawtelle. We started out really great this season with wins over St. John ' s and Hesston. I have been really pleased with our pitching and hitting, said Coach Sawtelle. Two of the more spectacular wins included those over Garden City with 22-9 and 18 and 1. The team was a young squad with only three sophomores. This fact should warrant a strong team for next year also the coach pointed out. WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL squad members include (bottom row from left) Barbara Reidmiller, Melanie Crow, Alyson Neely, Becky Barnett. Top row, Jo Stuber, Wanda Parker, Kathy Metz, Brenda Walton, Jon Bohannon, Valerie Dukat, Kathleen Gutierrez, Coach Debbie Sawtelle. UPPER PHOTO, Jo Stuber and Alyson Neely wait for their game to start. ' ■ 146 IjpOft Ollie Isom ready for — retirement as CC coach Anderson resigns r . f , . , f ° Grizzly harriers because ot 2nd in meet money SCandal Young team to compete Track team excels at national me Ex-Georgia player signs Gerald Browner, a 6-foot-5, 305-pound Atlanta athlete who was one of the most highly recruited prep defensive players in the nation a year ago, has signed a letter of intent to play football at the College. Browner plans to start classes at the College this summer, a school spokesman said. Tennis team starts practice Team a lot stronger Spring season busy for all Grizzlies Lady Grizzlies make playoffs, lose to Barton Two place at Rodeo Two members of the College rodeo team placed at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Wetherford, Okla., at the rodeo held there Thursday through Saturday. Troy Hedrick placed third in team with Brian Shirley, Dodge City Community College with a time of Beven seconds. The winning time in this event was 6.3 seconds, with 67 teams competing. Gayle Osbom won fifth place in the barrel racing competition with a time of 16,9 seconds. The times were extremely close, with the winning time being 16.8 seconds. The team will be competing at Fort Hays State University Friday through Sunday and complete their spring season at Dodge City Community College May 6 through 8. Men lose final heartbreaker 147 Netters Improve The 1983 season of the men ' s and women ' s tennis teams cann ot be looked upon as a let- down. It was not that bad of a season consid- ering. Considering what? Considering that the weather was so bad that the players had to practice in the snow; or could not practice for nearly a week because of rain. And considering the lose of two hopefuls from the team. Head coach Curt Shipley said of the season, It was the kind of season that you can ' t com- plain about. We lost some matches that we should have won. But, I feel good that each one of the players on the team improved their game throughout the season. The team ' s overall record was 3 wins and 4 loses. And Roger Joyce, who played at the number one position throughout the year, was the only member of the team to compile a winning personal record (6 wins, 3 loses). The men ' s tennis team consisted of Roger Joyce, Monte Watts, Tony Brewster, Tim Wal- ters, Chris Heidebrecht, Chris Birdwell, and Robert Hoover. The women ' s team was made up of Stephanie Shipley, Lenda Sheriff, Anita Jacob, and Denise Winzer. Curt Shipley was the head coach and Lynn Havel was the assis- tant coach. ROGER JOYCE (topi hits a forehan . . Joyce played number one singles and doubles for the Grizzlies Bottom, Chris Birdwell prepares to make a return of serve Birdwell played number six singles and number three doubles during the season. 148 .d, -V m. • V . . ' • JiaKIL % MMiiMm j? v TIM WALTERS (top left) prepares for the hit. Top right, Chris Heidebrecht hits a forehand. Bottom right, head coach Curt Shipley offers his advice during a match. Bottom left, Roger Joyce puts the ball in play with a serve. Going All The Way At the end of the Grizzlies golf season, the team had produced a conference champion, Curt Pruitt. The team finished second overall in the Jayhawk juco conference. The team had a very good fall season. At the first meet at the Cloud County Invitational the Grizzlies finished an awe- some first place out of thirteen teams with Thad Purslow taking second place medalists honors. The first conference meet was held at Hutchinson where the Grizzles came out with a disappointing third place finish with Curt Pruitt bring- ing home the silver medal. After Christmas break the Grizzly golfers were looking forward to a good spring season. But, when the Grizzlies traveled to Fort Smith, Arkansas, they did not expect to place a disillusioned fourth place. When they returned to Kansas they had some real good meets never finishing less than second place. Curt Pruitt took home three first place medals during the spring season. Two Grizzlies Thad Purslow and Jamie Wolfe will be representing the Grizzlies at nationals in LeHigh, Florida. Felix Adams coached the linksmen. WATER REFLECTION: Dave Sooby gets ready to drive across the hazard of a pond. Golf team members include front row from left, Jamie Wolfe, Dave Sooby, Dennis Nelson, Curt Pruitt. Back row, Thad Purslow, Kurt Mode, Joel Johnson. 151 GOLF Tournament Place Cloud Inv. 1st Hutchinson 3rd Barton Inv. 1st Garden City 2nd Kansas City 2nd Dodge City Inv. 1st Fort Smith Ark. Inv. 4th Butler Inv. Johnson County 2nd Dodge City 2nd Butler County 2nd Region VI 2nd F , HITTING OUT of a jam, Curt Pruitt eyes the green during a conference golf round. A-t t fc r. Springtime Intramurals The most popular game in town during the spring semester was any intramural game that was going on. UPPER LEFT, ace outfielder Brent Cottrell waits for the action to begin in a softball game. UPPER RIGHT, Dave Coble thinks he has a birdie if he could just find the ball which Jerry Quick is standing on. LOWER LEFT, Jay Os- borne tries for a double play as Dale Pauly is out at first. 153 RICK REMSBERG SHOOTS for the side pocket as Mike Balzer waits his turn in intramurals pool. : -V ' ,. • ' ■« ' ' . ? Intramurals End With Successful Season Softball and basketball tied for first in intramural student participation with 128 students involved in each. 424 students were involved in spring intramurals, twice as many as in the fall, totaling 652. The intramurals All-Star award is given to the twelve students who have earned the most points throughout the entire year. This year ' s All-Stars were Ken Palmer, Robert Hoover, Jeff Nachbor, Dion Noblitt, Rick Remsberg, John Guinotte, Keith Leddy, Mark Berenson, Jim Kitch, Dave Mellinger, David Scott Coble, and Eugene Pascal. Gold shirts were awarded to high scorers. Rough-n-Rowdy placed first in the softball tournament with an 8-1 series. Members included Keith Leddy, Teresa Rowland, Kathy Weaver, Janice Martin, Dale Pauly, Jeff Neighbor, Brent Wolke, Jim Kitch, Andy Massoth, Lavina Moore, Rick Siebert, Mike Kerns, Billy Cotton, Mark Berenson, and Wendy Tannahill. The Silver Bullets including captain Lenda Sheriff, Carla Hinz, Kelly Duvanel, Becky Barnett, Diane Alexander, Cynthia Thrasher, and Melisa Unger dribbled their way to first place in the women ' s basketball intramurals. Brent Cottrell ' s team (Brett Adair, Brian Rehm, Kurt McCune, John Alley, Rick Smith, Scott Kiser, and Jeff Martin) won first place in the men ' s division. Mixed league bowling winners were Tim Guinotte, John Guinotte, and Jeanette Malone. John scored high series; Joan Dains, women. Spencer Guoladdle had high ame for men; women, Jackie Fischel. Jackie and John Beal won mixed doubles. Jay Osborne and Scott Sherman shot to win the doubles pool championship. Mike Buss won the singles trophy. Ken Palmer was the singles table tennis champion. Momin Mahmud won the singles badminton. Joe Heenen was intramurals golf champion. 154 IBp INTRAMURAL ALL-STARS sport their newly-won T-shirts and celebrate their victories. UPPER RIGHT, ping pong power Ken Palmer wins his singles game. LOWER LEFT, Dion Noblitt recovers on the floor from a rousing basket- ball game while Jackie Ben- nett keeps score. 155 156 School Holds Space Expo The second annual excursion into history was held at BCCC in late April. The program included speakers with other events going on at the same time. Included in the program were ex- hibits from the Smithsonian Insti- tute; ten films on various facets of flight and current space explora- tion; original balloons, kites, and artwork by faculty and students from BCCC; civilian, military, and experimental aircraft. The 125th Observation Squad- ron had a reunion throughout the day at the Elks lodge in El Dorado. Other special events such as parachute jumps were cancelled because of adverse weather. LEFT PAGE: Upper 1., Suzie Gordon is recognized for coordinating the exposition. Upper r., Stephen Hawley, NASA astronaut and astrophysicist speaks at the Expo. Low- er, The smallest plane at the affair. THIS PAGE: Upper, A model of the space shuttle. Lower, Wesley ' s life watch helicopter stayed close in case of accidents. 157 Talent- Show BRENT COTTRELL, Rick Schroeder, John Oberlechner, Cary Lewis, Fred Oberlechner, and Doug White perform at the talent show presented by Delta Psi Omega. DOUG WHITE performs a magic act. 158 EMITTING AND EMOTING are Butler ' s varied stars in the cam- pus talent show. Upper left, Marty West is giving a dramatic reading. Upper right, Matt Krause and David Heinrich perform an unique air band routine. Lower photo, Robert Johnson takes the spotlight while singing a solo. 159 BCCC students received many trophies, awards, and certificates throughout the year. PAULA HARMS became the new Miss Butler County 1983 and earned the opportunity to com- pete at the Miss Kansas Pageant held in Pratt. JEFF NOLL earned a first place finish in the Employment Interview Contest- Crop Production Division while competing in the National Postse- condary Agricultural Student organization Confer- ence in Sioux City, South Dakota. SHELLY HODGES was named the top judge at the World Quarter Horse Show in Oklahoma City competing on Butler ' s judging team. JOE LINOT, SHELLY HODGES, SCOTT GRYDER, and KENT McCUNE, members of the college ' s judging team, took first place at the World Quarter Horse Show held in Oklahoma City. LESMES BOADA and MITCH FABRY took two first places in the Kansas Association of Jour- nalism Advisers (KAJA) contests April 22 in Hutchinson. BUTCH BERRY and EARL WALKER were named to the All-Jayhawk JuCo Conference team in basketball. STEPHANIE TRAVINCHEK became the first Lady Grizzly ever to win a national title with a school record throw in the shot put. The men ' s indoor track team captured sixth place at the National Indoor Meet held in Cham- paign, Illinois. Five members of the team won national titles. MARK ANDERSON was first in the 100 yard run. HENRY FORD won the high jump with a l n A leap. TOM RIDDER, TYRONE FORBES, DONNIE WILSON, and MARK ANDERSON, members of the two-mile relay team, took first with a school record time of 7:42.78. CURT PRUITT won the conference golf title and was named to the All-Conference team. Graduates Look To Future On May 14, nearly 500 Butler County Community College students walked across the stage to receive their diplomas. Gradu- ates, faculty, family, and friends packed the fieldhouse for the commencement ceremo- nies. Frank Gaines, 16th District state senator from Augusta, gave the commencement ad- dress after being introduced by President Carl Heinrich. Keith Martin, chairman of the Board of Trustees, presented the class members with their degrees. Special music was performed by BCCC ' s brass ensemble, the college choir, and the ladies ' ensemble. GRADUATES, family, and friends, upper right, pack the gymnasium for the commencement exercises. Lower left, Julie Crawford receives congratulations from Dr. Carl Heinrich. Lower right, Mr. Gayle Krause presents members of the Class of 1983. 162 The Graduates, Class Of 1983 ORDER OF THE PURPLE Peter M. Albright, A.A. Holly D. Allen, A.A. Deborah K. Anderson, A.A. Kerri L. Atwood, A.A. Lydia J. Ballin, A.A. Joel L. Basinger, A.A. Jeffrey S. Becker, A.A. Jill M. Braddy, A.A. Tammy L. Cabrales, A.A. Cathleen M. Cannady, A.A. Denise E. Claassen, A.A.S. Linda L. Cook, A.A. Lori A. Cook, A.A.S. Jeraldine R. Cooper, A.A. Brian D. Coryell, A.A.S. Brent Cottrell, A.A. Renae M. Cranston, A.A. Shelley J. Crawford, A.A. Randy D. Crowley, A.A.S. Jeannie G. Culver, A.A. Bradley S. Davenport, A.A. Joyce V. Davison, A.A. Kimberly L. Dean, A.A. Carlene M. Dillner, A.A. Velda M. Draper, A.A. Cynthia S. Dunlavy, A.A. Lori A. Embree, A.A. Emma K. Finey, A.A. Teresa A. Flickinger, A.A. Dennis E. Flynn, A.A. Timothy L. Gfeller, A.A. Katherine E. Griggs, A.A. David M. Halstead, A.A. Dala D. Hamilton, A.A. Paula L. Harms, A.A. David S. Heinrich, A.A. Cynthia J. Hicks, A.A. Deborah K. Hicks, A.A. Jack W. Hogan, Jr., A.A. Sandy J. Houser, A.A. Beth E. Hurley, A.A. Brenda J. Johnson, A.A. Nancy E. Johnson, A.A. Russell P. Johnson, A.A.S. Eva A. Jones, A.A. Roger N. Joyce, A.A. George E. Ketley II, A.A.S. Sherri L. Klassen, A.A. Kari L. Kleinschrodt, A.A. Harold H. Kling, A.A.S. Susan M. Larson, A.A. Taylor L. Levins, A.A. Nancy L. Lewis, A.A. Joseph F. Linot Jr., A.A. Rita M. Linot, A.A. Melissa K. Lockard, A.A. David J. Lytle, A.A. Dung T. Ma, A.A.S. Shirley A. Madison, A.A. Kristi Martin, A.A. Lawrence E. Mayfield, A.A.S. James R. McCaffree, A.A. Michael G. McCune, A.A.S. Diane M. McDonough, A.A. Cindy L. McGraw, A.A.S. Patty R. Melega, A.A. Douglas D. Mitchell, A.A. Joseph A. Mitchell, A.A.S. Sandra A. Morrison, A.A. Tong B. Nguyen, A.A. Lee A. Oursler, A.A. Cheryl A. Pelaccio, A.A. Kathy R. Polk, A.A. Darla J. Reimer, A.A. Kay E. Renstrom, A.A. Lisa A. Rush, A.A. Rachel G. Seager, A.A. Rebecca D. Shadoin, A.A. Stephanie J. Shipley, A.A. Holly J. Shropshire, A.A. Karen L. Sommerhauser, A.A. Debra R. Sparks, A.A. Steven L. Starkel, A.A. Kerry M. Stine, A.A.S. Patricia A. Summers, A.A. Julie A. Teter, A.A.S. Karen J. Tobin, A.A. Tod A. Trekell, A.A. Be Van Troung, A.A. Andrea Turner, A.A. Margaret L. Utter, A.A. Charles F. Vaught, A.A. Deborah J. Voisin, A.A.S. Brenda J. Walton, A.A. Martin A. West, A.A. Susan M. Williams, A.A. Janice L. Zuk, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES David C. Ade, A.A. Lana K. Agard, A.A. Martin D. Atherton, A.A. Michel E. Bamford, A.A. Helen F. Bender, A.A. Katharine J. Biggs, A.A. Deborah J. Bishop, A.A. Cyril O. Boboye, A.A. Julianna E. Bolotov, A.A. Joel L. Bond, A.A.S. Cris E. Boyce, A.A. Tony R. Brewster, A.A. Danny J. Bruch, A.A.S. Janice D. Buchanan, A.A. Marjorie F. Call, A.A. Lisa M. Campbell, A.A. Mark L. Carroll, A.A. Harlan D. Chaplin, A.A.S. Rodger L. Charles, A.A. Michael S. Chilcott, A.S. Derek C. Cole, A.A. Ruth A. Collins, A.A. Brent D. Cottrell, A.A. Julis E. Crawford, A.A. Melanie J. Crow, A.A. Patrick D. Cubbage, A.A. Walter D. Davenport, A.A.S. Ronald D. Dean, A.A. Brenda K. Dehlinger, A.A. Russell E. Denton, A.A.S. James H. Dienst, A.A. William P. Doornoos, A.A. Michael L. Dowers, A.A.S. Lee S. Dudick, A.A. Terry L. Edwards, A.A. Melody G. Embree, A.A. Mitchell L. Fabry, A.A. Robert L. Fisher, A.A.S. Tim J. Fitzgerald, A.A.S. Melinda S. Frost, A.A. E. Lee Gage, Jr., A.A. Steven E. Geffre, A.A. Heather L. George, A.A. Terri L. Gooding, A.A. Darrell D. Gray Kathy A. Gray, A.A. Dee Ann Griffith, A.A. Lee Ann Griffith, A.A. Anna M. Gudenkauf, A.A. John H. Guinotte, A.A.S. Timothy P. Guinotte, A.A.S. Jerri A. Haines, A.A. Roger E. Halley, A.A. Cherie R. Hamilton, A.A. Christoer Heidebrecht, A.A. Grant Helferich, A.A. Elizabeth Herrmann, A.A. Richard C. Hess, A.A. Ruth E. Hetherington, A.A. 163 James F. Heyman, A.A. Leanne E. Hillwig, A.A. Dan E. Hilyard, A.A.S. Joseph E. Hoffman, A.A. Janet E. Johnson, A.A. Robert E. Johnson, A.A. Karen S. Jones, A.A. William H. Jones, Jr., A.A.S. James B. Keesling, A.A. Susan J. Kelley, A.A. Marwan M. Kharoufeh, A.A.S. Danette D. King, A.A. Matthew W. Krause, A.A. Kathleen J. Kuntz, A.A. Quy T. Le, A.A. Debra S. Lehman, A.A.S. Cary L. Lewis, A.A. Ralph L. Lilley, Jr., A.A. Brian E. Lindsey, A.A.S. Robert L. Longnecker, A.A.S. Bernadette Lopez, A.A. Nancy J. Loucks, A.A. Susan K. Maack, A.A. Tracey S. Maddux, A.A. Tammy R. Martin, A.A. Marilyn J. McElroy, A.A. Monte R. McKee, A.A. Sharon J. McVicar, A.A. Lori F. Merwin, A.A. James M. Miller, A.A. Robert A. Minard, A.A.S. Beverly S. Mitchell, A.A. Reva M. Moore, A.A. Tim I. Morton, A.A. Karen L. Naugle, A.A. Sandra K. Nesler, A.A. Bradford L. Neighbors, A.A. Hal L. Neukirch, A.A. Carrie M. Nolan, A.A. Frederik H. Oberlechner, A.A. John C. Oberlechner, A.A. Nancy R. Ott, A.A. C. Eugene Paschal, A.A. Donna R. Patterson, A.A. Todd A. Patterson, A.A.S. David P. Pennington, A.A. Thomas E. Perkins, A.A. Randy L. Phares, A.A. David S. Plummer, A.A. Carolyn J. Powell, A.A.S. Vicki D. Rew, A.A. Rodney Reynolds, A.A.S. Tammi S. Rhodes, A.A. Paul H. Ridder, A.A. Paula J. Riner, A.A. Bruce A. Roll, A.A. David A. Rush, A.A.S. Michael P. Ryan, A.A.S. Robert E. Scanlon, A.A. Theresa M. Schneider, A.A. Lenda Sheriff, A.A. Nellie M. Smith, A.A. James M. Speer, A.A. Lisa C. Stalcup, A.A. Gina K. Starkey, A.A. Robert A. Stebbins II, A.A. Michael J. Stephens, A.A. Rickie D. Stephens, A.A.S. Ricky W. Stevenson, A.A.S. Thomas Strickland, A.A.S. Jolita Stuber, A.A. Kym K. Taylor, A.A. Cynthia A. Thrasher, A.A. Laurie A. Van Nice, A.A. Earl J. Walker, A.A. Tonita G. Walter, A.A. Becky J. Watts, A.A. Donald W. Weatherby, A.A. Kathy A. Weaver, A.A. Glenda D. Wernert, A.A. Gregory T. Whaley, A.A. Cheryl A. Wilson, A.A. Mary M. Wilson, A.A. Thad L. Wilson, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES-McCONNELL Nelia M. Andrews, A.A. Robert L. Baldwin, A.A.S. Robert M. Barrett, A.A.S. Edward C. Bertels, A.A.S. William H. Bock, A.A.S. Harold E. Brotemarkle, A.A. Michael Bursey, A.A. Jeanne K. Cleary, A.A. Stephen M. Cochrane, A.A. Robert D. Conger, A.A.S. Jackie D. Deatherage, A.A. Michael E. Durham, A.A. Merle E. Engle, A.A.S. David M. Falconer, A.A. Cheryl L. Fel lows, A.A. Phyllis L. Flott, A.A. George L. Glover, A.A. David C. Grewe, A.A. Herman Haaziq, A.A.S. Dale L. Hall, A.A. Toni M. Halstead, A.A. Bobby J. Harlan, A.A. Ronald A. Hawkins, A.A. Mitchell W. Hendrix, A.A. Daniel A. Hickman, A.A. Carl G. Hodges, Jr., A.A.S. Isador Holland, A.A.S. Billy W. Howell, A.A. Ralph A. Hull, Jr., A.A. Scott S. Jacobsen, A.A. Peter W. Janssen, A.A. Stephen K. Johnson, A.A. James P. Jordan, A.A. Michael A. Keller, A.A. William B. Krueger, A.A. Curtis A. Kuntz, A.A.S. Gerald D. Lampe, A.A.S. Danny L. Lee, A.A. Donald S. Luse, A.A.S. Steven W. Meyers, A.A. Henry F. Monton, A.A. Allan R. Parsell, A.A. Kimberly R. Penn, A.A. Terry L. Reeves, A.A. Steve A. Rhyne, A.A.S. Philip A. Russell, A.A. Steven L. Shores, A.A.S. Catherine L. Short, A.A. Charles L. Spiegel, Jr., A.A. Mansel E. Spurlock, A.A. Victor A. Straub, A.A. Edward Templin, A.A.S. Marilyn Templin, A.A.S. William P. Wade, A.A. Lisa L. Walling, A.A. Willie Whitaker, A.A. Curtis A. Wilson, A.A. Lorena K. Woolsey, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES SCHWEITER TECHNICAL SCHOOL Roger D. Carrender, A.A.S. David M. Chadick, A.A.S. Paul D. Cobb, A.A.S. Martin W. Coons, A.A.S. John C. Fowler, A.A.S. Bill L. Huston, A.A.S. Paul L. Knight, A.A.S. Gerald Leithoff, A.A.S. Steven R. Nicholas, A.A.S. Wendell A. Peete, A.A.S. Charles L. Rogers, A.A.S. James H. Switzer, A.A.S. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DIVISION CERTIFICATES David W. Carroll Carl F. Cox Steven L. Hicks William J. Krug James R. Lawrence Jeffery S. McLean Stephen S. Moore Kasey Neighbors Travis L. Pruitt Eric C. Ruge Dale R. Schimpf II Mike B. Sears Ricky L. Stever James M. Troutt Everett E. Warden Jimm L. Wilson ta More Great Moments Spring Silly Season Starts BETS ARE SEALED with handshakes by David Hinncn and Mike Balzer as Bud Higgs observes. Lower left, Doug White misses a catch on the first day of spring training. Right, Julio Webb cleans the pie-smeared face of Ron Scooter Dean. Dean is shown on the cover winning the cafeteria pie-eating con- test. Lion Has History Members of the drama department presented the historical play, The Lion in Winter, at the end of the first semester with Larry Peters directing. The plot concerns the story of the struggle for power in the royal family of Henry II. He plots and deals to leave his sons with a balance of power which keeps his kingdom in one piece. Henry IPs marriage with Eleanor of Aquitaine crumbles and in Eleanor ' s place is Alais, a young French princess. Alais is be- trothed to John, the youngest of Henry ' s sons. The wedding has not taken place since she is mistress to Henry. Phillip, the king of France, comes to England demanding the marriage take place. Thus the stage is set as three sons vie for power, Eleanor pushes for Richard, the eldest son, for king, Phillip deals for his sister to be wed, Alais fights to be with her Lover, Henry, and Henry battles them all. The cast members, all students on campus, and the roles they played included: Henry II, Scott Dean Kitzenberger Alais, a French princess, Elizabeth Cott John (youngest son), Peter Wayne Henderson Geoffrey (middle son), David Erwin Leeper Richard Lionheart (oldest son), Robert Blanken Eleanor of Aquitaine (Henry ' s wife), Pat Burch Phil- lip, King of France, Jack Smith Stephen M. Johnson was assistant director of the play. The Lion in Winter was presented on the Fine Arts stage for its three production nights. HENRY II AND ELEANOR of Aquitaine reminisce about the early years of their marriage. LOWER LEFT, the royal family welcomes Prince Phillip. RIGHT, Eleanor comforts her troubled son, John. rjlHL I ■q r i 135 Tom ' Spans Ages The Adventures of Tom Sawyer ' s BCCC.s chil- dren ' s production spanned the ages and audiences very well, commented Larry Peters, theater director. This show transcended to adult audiences better than most children shows. Peters, director of theater for five years, says that he is doing what he always wanted to do: The most important thing to me is the educational opportunities it offers to our students in theater production and the growth and challenges they experience. Mark Twain Narrator - Smith The Reverend — Robert Blanken Sereny Harper — Elizabeth Cott Susan Harper — Mellisa Unger Joe Harper — Morey Balzer Ben Rogers — Spencer Guoladdle Amy Lawrence— Maia E. Harms Huckleberry Finn — Stephen Johnston Sid Sawyer and Lawyer Larson — Harold Stewart Muff Potter — Matt Krause Injun Joe — Marty West Doc Robinson and Judge Thatcher — Ron Johnston Becky Thatcher — Chrissy Ziba Tom Sawyer — Art Tighe Alfred Temple — David Heinrich Aunt Polly - Pat Burch Dobbns and Sheriff — Ted Sullivan Lawyer Riverson — Peter Henderson 136 Peterson Produces Own Show, ' First Boy ' A nice realization of a dream, commented Robert Peter- son, playwright and director of First Boy, presented dur- ing the spring semester. Peterson found less pressure in producing his own show, for he didnot have to interpret another author ' s ideas and characters. The play was based on six years in the life of the son of a fictional president of the United States. All the action of the play took place in Alex ' s room in the White House because it was his story and unfolded in his world. Cast members included David Heinrich who protrayed Alex; Michelle Banks as Jayne Harris; Nelson Warren as Father Johanmeyer; David Leeper as Joe; Peter Albright as Don Manford; Bill Hoffman as Hans; Art Tighe as Fritz; Todd Schwartz as Hardin; Don Gilliland as Becannon; Lee Dowers as Johnson; Pearl Reiswig as Thomas; Gina Austin as Holly Hoy; Elizabeth Cott as Marcia Kaye; Shelly Crawford as Regina Marie; Michelle Nolan as the newscaster. Lisa Rush was the stage manager. TOP LEFT, the Secret Service escorts the drunken father. BOTTOM LEFT, Fritz and Hans discover Father on the bed. RIGHT, Holly Hoy takes Alex to her heart. 137 Jamie Holland . . . Going For It l:= A i til ., Grizzlies Have Winning Season Running For Honor Paced by a freshman oriented team, the Grizzly runners had a powerful season. During the indoor season the track team did a good job. The season began on a positive note at the KU All Comers meet in Lawrence. One person qualified for Nationals, Vincent Scott in the long jump with a leap of 23 ' 3y 2 . Coach John Francis said, I am satisfied with everyone ' s performance. We have an exceptional team with many class kids on It. The Grizzlis later qualified several for the national Indoor at Champaign II. Mark Anderson was first in the 1000 yard run with a time of 2.13. Henry Ford won the high jump with a 7 ' 2 jump. The two mile relay team of Tom Ridder, Tyrone Forbes, Donnie Wilson, and Anderson took first with a school record time of 7:42.78. Others placing at the meet included: Jamie Holland; long jump, fifth, 23 ' 7 V6 ; and Ford; fourth, 23 ' 3 4 ; Derek Cole; third, in the 60 yard hurdles with a time of 7.61. Forbes did not place at the meet, but set a school record in the 600 yard run with a time of 1:12.19. By the time the outdoor season came rolling along the Grizzlies were red hot. The Grizzlies never placed, as a team, less than third place. There were four AH-Americans this year; Cole, Holland, Forbes, Anderson. Those qualifying for nationals outdoor at San Angelo, Tx. were Anderson, 800m, mile relay; Cole, 110m hurdles, 400m relay; Byron Davis, 400m relay, mile relay; Forbes, 400m, mile relay; Ford, high and long jump; Holland, 100m, 400m relay; Scott 400m relay; Wilson, mile relay. Leading the pack in the photo below is Ail-American Derek Cole showing his great style. MIKE MCINERNEY (top photo) is going all the way up in the pole vault competition. Below, Vincent Scott, at an indoor meet, is pushing the runners. Jeff Becker cuts loose with old heave-ho at an indoor meet. 140 : ' « CHARLOTTE PURCELL, women ' s track team member, shows her persistent stride as she rounds the corner in the relay. An exhausted Terri Hormel finishes her leg in the women ' s relay. M 141 Everyone ' s A Winner, Good And Getting Better This was a year for school records to be broken and set. That is exactly what the Lady Grizzlies team did. The women ' s team sent two to the National Indoor meet at Champaign II., Tammy Martin; 60 yard hurdles and Steph- anie Travinchek in the shot put.Travinchek became the first Lady Grizzly ever to win a national title, throwing a 42 W in the shot put. The spring season was a time of tribulation; some of the meets were cancelled. Despite the hard times the women did a good job. The WSU relays was a great moment for break- ing school records. Charlette Purcell placed fourth in the 800m run, but, set a school record of 2:32.5 and Tammy Hodges, Martin, Kay Ross, Purcell placed seventh in the 400m relay, but set a record of 52.9. The Jayhawk Confer- ence meet was a time for setting school records; Becky Alpers ran an astonishing 11:09 in the 3000m run, placing first to be named a conference champion, and she set a record in the 1500m run, 5:05.36 taking second place, and a 20:09 in the 5000m, school record. Kay Ross set records in the 200m dash and the 100m dash, 26.2, 12.5, respectively. Travinchek will represent BCCC at the Nationals Outdoor in San Angelo, Texas. COMPLETING HER TURN in the relay is distance runner Jody Wells while her teammates on the bench, Sean Fox and Robert Johnson, look on to make sure that she runs out her leg. The women had the most highly successful season in women ' s track history at BCCC. 142 ' ION. Tammy Hodges warms up for the next race. 143 CAREY LEWIS (upper photos) attempts to put the tag on a head first diving Hutchinson player. LOWER PHOTO, firstbaseman Mike Stephens sends another Hutchinson player back to the dugout. 144 West 321 9616 1 Baseball Ends 16-10 Despite Problems The Grizzly baseball team ended its season with a 16 and 10 record after having to undergo some major changes mid-season when head coach Phil Anderson resigned under pressure. Anderson resigned, packed up, and left the same day leaving the team with Vernon Orndorff, parttime assis- tant coach. Anderson was also the college ' s athletic director. The administration appointed Rob Bolks as head coach and he continued the season with Orndorff staying on as assistant coach. The Grizzlies went into the conference tournament as number one seed but finished fourth in the actual play. Joel Basinger led the batting with an average of .404 followed by Cory Lewis with .385. Three pitchers, Chuck Vaught, Rick Hess, and Jerry Krueger had per- centages of .750. Team members included: Mike Buss, Cory Lewis, Mike Stephens, Doug White, Jerry Krueger, Mitch Ben- ton, Rick Schroeder, Joel Basinger, Jeff Johnson, Kyle Orndorff, Tony Reynolds, Kent Jost, Scott Sherman, John Oberlechner, Ron Foster, Chuck Vaught, Rick Hess, Scott Cain, Jerry Krueger, John Seaton, Ed Ket- ley, Fred Oberlechner, Darren Stroud, Kyle Orndorff. The baseballers travelled to Arizona for spring prac- tice with then head coach Anderson. Reportedly some of Anderson ' s problems with the administration stemmed from this trip and complaints from team mem- bers about expense money, how it was gained and how it was spent. The Board of Trustees had only the prior spring elevated Anderson to the athletic director position. CHUCK VAUGHT pitches the way to another victory for the Grizzlies. Hanging tough in solidarity for the team are (front row) Kent Jost, (left to right) Kyle Orndorff, Doug White and Rick Schroeder who pose for teammate photographer Jerry Krueger. 145 Softball Finishes 12-7 fa The women ' s softball team finished the year with a record of 12 and 7 under the direction of Coach Debbie Sawtelle. We started out really great this season with wins over St. John ' s and Hesston. I have been really pleased with our pitching and hitting, said Coach Sawtelle. Two of the more spectacular wins included those over Garden City with 22-9 and 18 and 1. The team was a young s quad with only three sophomores. This fact should warrant a strong team for next year also the coach pointed out. WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL squad members include (bottom row from left) Barbara Reidmiller, Melanie Crow, Alyson Neely, Becky Barnett. Top row, Jo Stuber, Wanda Parker, Kathy Metz, Brenda Walton, Jon Bohannon, Valerie Dukat, Kathleen Gutierrez, Coach Debbie Sawtelle. UPPER PHOTO, Jo Stuber and Alyson Neely wait for their game to start. 146 (fportij OUie Isom ready for v retirement as CC coach Anderson resigns Grizzly harriers because ot 2nd in meet money SCandal Young team to compete Track team excels at national mc Ex-Georgia player signs Gerald Browner, a 6-foot-5, 305-pound Atlanta athlete who was one of the most highly recruited prep defensive players in the nation a year ago, has signed a letter of intent to play football at the College. Browner plans to start classes at the College this summer, a school spokesman said. Tennis team starts practice Team a lot stronger Spring season busy for all Grizzlies Lady Grizzlies make playoffs, lose to Barton Two place at Rodeo Two members of the College rodeo team placed at Southwestern Oklahoma State University, Wetherford, Okla., at the rodeo held there Thursday through Saturday. Troy Hedrick placed third in team with Brian Shirley, Dodge City Community College with a time of seven seconds. The winning time in this event was 6.3 seconds, with 67 teams competing. Gayle Osborn won fifth place in the barrel racing competition with a time of 16.9 seconds. The times were extremely close, with the winning time being 16.8 seconds. The team will be competing at Fort Hays State University Friday through Sunday and complete their spring season at Dodge City Community College May 6 through 8. I - v $ : i •• «- ■ « -— -;sHBI Men lose final heartbreaker 147 K XI v I Netters Improve The 1983 season of the men ' s and women ' s tennis teams cannot be looked upon as a let- down. It was not that bad of a season consid- ering. Considering what? Considering that the weather was so bad that the players had to practice in the snow; or could not practice for nearly a week because of rain. And considering the lose of two hopefuls from the team. Head coach Curt Shipley said of the season, It was the kind of season that you can ' t com- plain about. We lost some matches that we should have won. But, I feel good that each one of the players on the team improved their game throughout the season. The team ' s overall record was 3 wins and 4 loses. And Roger Joyce, who played at the number one position throughout the year, was the only member of the team to compile a winning personal record (6 wins, 3 loses). The men ' s tennis team consisted of Roger Joyce, Monte Watts, Tony Brewster, Tim Wal- ters, Chris Heidebrecht, Chris Birdwell, and Robert Hoover. The women ' s team was made up of Stephanie Shipley, Lenda Sheriff, Anita Jacob, and Denise Winzer. Curt Shipley was the head coach and Lynn Havel was the assis- tant coach. y- Y ' v f f A, A - , s A. ' Xxx x x ; ' , x x x x x Y x x x x x x x y X X X f Y Y X X X X X Y ' V y x x ■ fX YYYV % V Y ' X A A 148 V t : M . to : 3 ' ? tfm TIM WALTERS (top left) prepares for the hit. Top right, Chris Heidebrecht hits a forehand. Bottom right, head coach Curt Shipley offers his advice during a match. Bottom left, Roger Joyce puts the ball in play with a serve. « I 1 I , Going All The Way At the end of the Grizzlies golf season, the team had produced a conference champion, Curt Pruitt. The team finished second overall in the Jayhawk juco conference. The team had a very good fall season. At the first meet at the Cloud County Invitational the Grizzlies finished an awe- some first place out of thirteen teams with Thad Purslow taking second place medalists honors. The first conference meet was held at Hutchinson where the Grizzles came out with a disappointing third place finish with Curt Pruitt bring- ing home the silver medal. After Christmas break the Grizzly golfers were looking forward to a good spring season. But, when the Grizzlies traveled to Fort Smith, Arkansas, they did not expect to place a disillusioned fourth place. When they returned to Kansas they had some real good meets never finishing less than second place. Curt Pruitt took home three first place medals during the spring season. Two Grizzlies Thad Purslow and Jamie Wolfe will be representing the Grizzlies at nationals in LeHigh, Florida. Felix Adams coached the linksmen. WATER REFLECTION: Dave Sooby gets ready to drive across the hazard of a pond. Golf team members include front row from left, Jamie Wolfe, Dave Sooby, Dennis Nelson, Curt Pruitt. Back row, Thad Purslow, Kurt Mode, Joel Johnson. 151 - A ' ■ ? ■ , ' v. : ■ ( - - . ' GOLF Tournament Place Cloud Inv. 1st Hutchinson 3rd Barton Inv, 1st Garden City 2nd Kansas City 2nd Dodge City Inv. 1st Fort Smith Ark. Inv. 4th Butler Inv. Johnson County 2nd Dodge City 2nd Butler County 2nd Region VI 2nd HITTING OUT of a jam, Curt Pruitt eyes the green during a conference golf round. H|K ' -. • ' . ■ .r T9 ■n rnt twrn . - % - . J55. . ' •Jw Springtime Intramurals The most popular game in town during the spring semester was any intramural game that was going on. UPPER LEFT, ace outfielder Brent Cottrell waits for the action to begin in a softball game. UPPER RIGHT, Dave Coble thinks he has a birdie if he could just find the ball which Jerry Quick is standing on. LOWER LEFT, Jay Os- borne tries for a double play as Dale Pauly is out at first. «4Jli4S5ii,? 153 RICK REMSBERG SHOOTS for the side pocket as Mike Balzer waits his turn in intramurals pool. Intramurals End With Successful Season Softball and basketball tied for first in intramural student participation with 128 students involved in each. 424 students were involved in spring intramurals, twice as many as in the fall, totaling 652. The intramurals All-Star award is given to the twelve students who have earned the most points throughout the entire year. This year ' s All-Stars were Ken Palmer, Robert Hoover, Jeff Nachbor, Dion Noblitt, Rick Remsberg, John Guinotte, Keith Leddy, Mark Berenson, Jim Kitch, Dave Mellinger, David Scott Coble, and Eugene Pascal. Gold shirts were awarded to high scorers. Rough-n-Rowdy placed first in the softball tournament with an 8-1 series. Members included Keith Leddy, Teresa Rowland, Kathy Weaver, Janice Martin, Dale Pauly, Jeff Neighbor, Brent Wolke, Jim Kitch, Andy Massoth, Lavina Moore, Rick Siebert, Mike Kerns, Billy Cotton, Mark Berenson, and Wendy Tannahill. The Silver Bullets including captain Lenda Sheriff, Carla Hinz, Kelly Duvanel, Becky Barnett, Diane Alexander, Cynthia Thrasher, and Melisa Unger dribbled their way to first place in the women ' s basketball intramurals. Brent Cottrell ' s team (Brett Adair, Brian Rehm, Kurt McCune, John Alley, Rick Smith, Scott Kiser, and Jeff Martin) won first place in the men ' s division. Mixed league bowling winners were Tim Guinotte, John Guinotte, and Jeanette Malone. John scored high series; Joan Dains, women. Spencer Guoladdle had high ame for men; women, Jackie Fischel. Jackie and John Beal won mixed doubles. Jay Osborne and Scott Sherman shot to win the doubles pool championship. Mike Buss won the singles trophy. Ken Palmer was the singles table tennis champion. Momin Mahmud won the singles badminton. Joe Heenen was intramurals golf champion. 154 ,;,, V, ' % ' ;i ' - INTRAMURAL ALL-STARS sport their newly-won T-shirts and celebrate their victories. UPPER RIGHT, ping pong power Ken Palmer wins his singles game. LOWER LEFT, Dion Noblitt recovers on the floor from a rousing basket- ball game while Jackie Ben- nett keeps score. 155 i I 156 School Holds Space Expo The second annual excursion into history was held at BCCC in late April. The program included speakers with other events going on at the same time. Included in the program were ex- hibits from the Smithsonian Insti- tute; ten films on various facets of flight and current space explora- tion; original balloons, kites, and artwork by faculty and students from BCCC; civilian, military, and experimental aircraft. The 125th Observation Squad- ron had a reunion throughout the day at the Elks lodge in El Dorado. Other special events such as parachute jumps were cancelled because of adverse weather. LEFT PAGE: Upper 1., Suzie Gordon is recognized for coordinating the exposition. Upper r., Stephen Hawley, NASA astronaut and astrophysicist speaks at the Expo. Low- er, The smallest plane at the affair. THIS PAGE: Upper, A model of the space shuttle. Lower, Wesley ' s life watch helicopter stayed close in case of accidents. 157 Talent- Show BRENT COTTRELL, Rick Schroeder, John Oberlechner, Cary Lewis, Fred Oberlechner, and Doug White perform at the talent show presented by Delta Psi Omega. DOUG WHITE performs a magic act. 158 EMITTING AND EMOTING are Butler ' s varied stars in the cam- pus talent show. Upper left, Marty West is giving a dramatic reading. Upper right, Matt Krause and David Heinrich perform an unique air band routine. Lower photo, Robert Johnson takes the spotlight while singing a solo. 159 BCCC students received many trophies, awards, and certificates throughout the year. PAULA HARMS became the new Miss Butler County 1983 and earned the opportunity to com- pete at the Miss Kansas Pageant held in Pratt. JEFF NOLL earned a first place finish in the Employment Interview Contest- Crop Production Division while competing in the National Postse- condary Agricultural Student organization Confer- ence in Sioux City, South Dakota. SHELLY HODGES was named the top judge at the World Quarter Horse Show in Oklahoma City competing on Butler ' s judging team. JOE LINOT, SHELLY HODGES, SCOTT GRYDER, and KENT McCUNE, members of the college ' s judging team, took first place at the World Quarter Horse Show held in Oklahoma City. LESMES BOADA and MITCH FABRY took two first places in the Kansas Association of Jour- nalism Advisers (KAJA) contests April 22 in Hutchinson. BUTCH BERRY and EARL WALKER were named to the All-Jayhawk JuCo Conference team in basketball. STEPHANIE TRAVINCHEK becam e the Lady Grizzly ever to win a national title with a school record throw in the shot put. The men ' s indoor track team captured sixth place at the National Indoor Meet held in Cham- paign, Illinois. Five members of the team won national titles. MARK ANDERSON was first in the 100 yard run. HENRY FORD won the high jump with a 7 n A leap. TOM RIDDER, TYRONE FORBES, DONNIE WILSON, and MARK ANDERSON, members of the two-mile relay team, took first with a school record time of 7:42.78. CURT PRUITT won the conference golf title and was named to the All-Conference team. ' ie drtnual Purplf Dinner Thr = t EFT, Dung T Ma and Tong B. Ngu i i ! onors Graduates Look To Future On May 14, nearly 500 Butler County Community College students walked across the stage to receive their diplomas. Gradu- ates, faculty, family, and friends packed the fieldhouse for the commencement ceremo- nies. Frank Gaines, 16th District state senator from Augusta, gave the commencement ad- dress after being introduced by President Carl Heinrich. Keith Martin, chairman of the Board of Trustees, presented the class members with their degrees. Special music was performed by BCCC ' s brass ensemble, the college choir, and the ladies ' ensemble. GRADUATES, family, and friends, upper right, pack the gymnasium for the commencement exercises. Lower left, Julie Crawford receives congratulations from Dr. Carl Heinrich. Lower right, Mr. Gayle Krause presents members of the Class of 1983. 162 — -■■;:;..;.:. . .. The Graduates, Class Of 1983 ORDER OF THE PURPLE Peter M. Albright, A.A. Holly D. Allen, A.A. Deborah K. Anderson, A.A. Kerri L. Atwood, A.A. Lydia J. Ballin, A.A. Joel L. Basinger, A.A. Jeffrey S. Becker, A.A. Jill M. Braddy, A.A. Tammy L. Cabrales, A.A. Cathleen M. Cannady, A.A. Denise E. Claassen, A.A.S. Linda L. Cook, A.A. Lori A. Cook, A.A.S. Jeraldine R. Cooper, A.A. Brian D. Coryell, A.A.S. Brent Cottrell, A.A. Renae M. Cranston, A.A. Shelley J. Crawford, A.A. Randy D. Crowley, A.A.S. Jeannie G. Culver, A.A. Bradley S. Davenport, A.A. Joyce V. Davison, A.A. Kimberly L. Dean, A.A. Carlene M. Dillner, A.A. Velda M. Draper, A.A. Cynthia S. Dunlavy, A.A. Lori A. Embree, A.A. Emma K. Finey, A.A. Teresa A. Flickinger, A.A. Dennis E. Flynn, A.A. Timothy L. Gfeller, A.A. Katherine E. Griggs, A.A. David M. Halstead, A.A. Dala D. Hamilton, A.A. Paula L. Harms, A.A. David S. Heinrich, A.A. Cynthia J. Hicks, A.A. Deborah K. Hicks, A.A. Jack W. Hogan, Jr., A.A. Sandy J. Houser, A.A. Beth E. Hurley, A.A. Brenda J. Johnson, A.A. Nancy E. Johnson, A.A. Russell P. Johnson, A.A.S. Eva A. Jones, A.A. Roger N. Joyce, A.A. George E. Ketley II, A.A.S. Sherri L. Klassen, A.A. Kari L. Kleinschrodt, A.A. Harold H. Kling, A.A.S. Susan M. Larson, A.A. Taylor L. Levins, A.A. Nancy L. Lewis, A.A. Joseph F. Linot Jr., A.A. Rita M. Linot, A.A. Melissa K. Lockard, A.A. David J. Lytle, A.A. Dung T. Ma, A.A.S. Shirley A. Madison, A.A. Kristi Martin, A.A. Lawrence E. Mayfield, A.A.S. James R. McCaffree, A.A. Michael G. McCune, A.A.S. Diane M. McDonough, A.A. Cindy L. McGraw, A.A.S. Patty R. Melega, A.A. Douglas D. Mitchell, A.A. Joseph A. Mitchell, A.A.S. Sandra A. Morrison, A.A. Tong B. Nguyen, A.A. Lee A. Oursler, A.A. Cheryl A. Pelaccio, A.A. Kathy R. Polk, A.A. Darla J. Reimer, A.A. Kay E. Renstrom, A.A. Lisa A. Rush, A.A. Rachel G. Seager, A.A. Rebecca D. Shadoin, A.A. Stephanie J. Shipley, A.A. Holly J. Shropshire, A.A. Karen L. Sommerhauser, A.A. Debra R. Sparks, A.A. Steven L. Starkel, A.A. Kerry M. Stine, A.A.S. Patricia A. Summers, A.A. Julie A. Teter, A.A.S. Karen J. Tobin, A.A. Tod A. Trekell, A.A. Be Van Troung, A.A. Andrea Turner, A.A. Margaret L. Utter, A.A. Charles F. Vaught, A.A. Deborah J. Voisin, A.A.S. Brenda J. Walton, A.A. Martin A. West, A.A. Susan M. Williams, A.A. Janice L. Zuk, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES David C. Ade, A.A. Lana K. Agard, A.A. Martin D. Atherton, A.A. Michel E. Bamford, A.A. Helen F. Bender, A.A, Katharine J. Biggs, A.A. Deborah J. Bishop, A.A. Cyril O. Boboye, A.A. Julianna E. Bolotov, A.A. Joel L. Bond, A.A.S. Cris E. Boyce, A.A. Tony R. Brewster, A.A. Danny J. Bruch, A.A.S. Janice D. Buchanan, A.A. Marjorie F. Call, A.A. Lisa M. Campbell, A.A. Mark L. Carroll, A.A. Harlan D. Chaplin, A.A.S. Rodger L. Charles, A.A. Michael S. Chilcort, A.S. Derek C. Cole, A.A. Ruth A. Collins, A.A. Brent D. Cottrell, A.A. Julis E. Crawford, A.A. Melanie J. Crow, A.A. Patrick D. Cubbage, A.A. Walter D. Davenport, A.A.S. Ronald D. Dean, A.A. Brenda K. Dehlinger, A.A. Russell E. Denton, A.A.S. James H. Dienst, A.A. William P. Doornoos, A.A. Michael L. Dowers, A.A.S. Lee S. Dudick, A.A. Terry L. Edwards, A.A. Melody G. Embree, A.A. Mitchell L. Fabry, A.A. Robert L. Fisher, A.A.S. Tim J. Fitzgerald, A.A.S. Melinda S. Frost, A.A. E. Lee Gage, Jr., A.A. Steven E. Geffre, A.A. Heather L. George, A.A. Terri L. Gooding, A.A. Darrell D. Gray Kathy A. Gray, A.A. Dee Ann Griffith, A.A. Lee Ann Griffith, A.A. Anna M. Gudenkauf, A.A. John H. Guinotte, A:A.S. Timothy P. Guinotte, A.A.S. Jerri A. Haines, A.A. Roger E. Halley, A.A. Cherie R. Hamilton, A.A. Christoer Heidebrecht, A.A. Grant Helferich, A.A. Elizabeth Herrmann, A.A. Richard C. Hess, A.A. Ruth E. Hetherington, A.A. 163 James F. Heyman, A.A. Leanne E. Hillwig, A.A. Dan E. Hilyard, A.A.S. Joseph E. Hoffman, A.A. Janet E. Johnson, A.A. Robert E. Johnson, A.A. Karen S. Jones, A.A. William H. Jones, Jr., A.A.S. James B. Keesling, A.A. Susan J. Kelley, A.A. Marwan M. Kharoufeh, A.A.S. Danette D. King, A.A. Matthew W. Krause, A.A. Kathleen J. Kuntz, A.A. Quy T. Le, A.A. Debra S. Lehman, A.A.S. Cary L. Lewis, A.A. Ralph L. Lilley, Jr., A.A. Brian E. Lindsey, A.A.S. Robert L. Longnecker, A.A.S. Bernadette Lopez, A.A. Nancy J. Loucks, A.A. Susan K. Maack, A.A. Tracey S. Maddux, A.A. Tammy R. Martin, A.A. Marilyn J. McElroy, A.A. Monte R. McKee, A.A. Sharon J. McVicar , A.A. Lori F. Merwin, A.A. James M. Miller, A.A. Robert A. Minard, A.A.S. Beverly S. Mitchell, A.A. Reva M. Moore, A.A. Tim I. Morton, A.A. Karen L. Naugle, A.A. Sandra K. Nesler, A.A. Bradford L. Neighbors, A.A. Hal L. Neukirch, A.A. Carrie M. Nolan, A.A. Frederik H. Oberlechner, A.A. John C. Oberlechner, A.A. Nancy R. Ott, A.A. C. Eugene Paschal, A.A. Donna R. Patterson, A.A. Todd A. Patterson, A.A.S. David P. Pennington, A.A. Thomas E. Perkins, A.A. Randy L. Phares, A.A. David S. Plummer, A.A. Carolyn J. Powell, A.A.S. Vicki D. Rew, A.A. Rodney Reynolds, A.A.S. Tammi S. Rhodes, A.A. Paul H. Ridder, A.A. Paula J. Riner, A.A. Bruce A. Roll, A.A. David A. Rush, A.A.S. Michael P. Ryan, A.A.S. Robert E. Scanlon, A.A. Theresa M. Schneider, A.A. Lenda Sheriff, A.A. Nellie M. Smith, A.A. James M. Speer, A.A. Lisa C. Stalcup, A.A. Gina K. Starkey, A.A. Robert A. Stebbins II, A.A. Michael J. Stephens, A.A. Rickie D. Stephens, A.A.S. Ricky W. Stevenson, A.A.S. Thomas Strickland, A.A.S. Jolita Stuber, A.A. Kym K. Taylor, A.A. Cynthia A. Thrasher, A.A. Laurie A. Van Nice, A.A. Earl J. Walker, A.A. Tonita G. Walter, A.A. Becky J. Watts, A.A. Donald W. Weatherby, A.A. Kathy A. Weaver, A.A. Glenda D. Wernert, A.A. Gregory T. Whaley, A.A. Cheryl A. Wilson, A.A. Mary M. Wilson, A.A. Thad L. Wilson, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES-McCONNELL Nelia M. Andrews, A.A. Robert L. Baldwin, A.A.S. Robert M. Barrett, A.A.S. Edward C. Bertels, A.A.S. William H. Bock, A.A.S. Harold E. Brotemarkle, A.A. Michael Bursey, A.A. Jeanne K. Cleary, A.A. Stephen M. Cochrane, A.A. Robert D. Conger, A.A.S. Jackie D. Deatherage, A.A. Michael E. Durham, A.A. Merle E. Engle, A.A.S. David M. Falcon er, A.A. Cheryl L. Fellows, A.A. Phyllis L. Flott, A.A. George L. Glover, A.A. David C. Grewe, A.A. Herman Haaziq, A.A.S. Dale L. Hall, A.A. Toni M. Halstead, A.A. Bobby J. Harlan, A.A. Ronald A. Hawkins, A.A. Mitchell W. Hendrix, A.A. Daniel A. Hickman, A.A. Carl G. Hodges, Jr., A.A.S. Isador Holland, A.A.S. Billy W. Howell, A.A. Ralph A. Hull, Jr., A.A. Scott S. Jacobsen, A.A. Peter W. Janssen, A.A. Stephen K. Johnson, A.A. James P. Jordan, A.A. Michael A. Keller, A.A. William B. Krueger, A.A. Curtis A. Kuntz, A.A.S. Gerald D. Lampe, A.A.S. Danny L. Lee, A.A. Donald S. Luse, A.A.S. Steven W. Meyers, A.A. Henry F. Monton, A.A. Allan R. Parsell, A.A. Kimberly R. Penn, A.A. Terry L. Reeves, A.A. Steve A. Rhyne, A.A.S. Philip A. Russell, A.A. Steven L. Shores, A.A.S. Catherine L. Short, A.A. Charles L. Spiegel, Jr., A.A. Mansel E. Spurlock, A.A. Victor A. Straub, A.A. Edward Templin, A.A.S. Marilyn Templin, A.A.S. William P. Wade, A.A. Lisa L. Walling, A.A. Willie Whitaker, A.A. Curtis A. Wilson, A.A. Lorena K. Woolsey, A.A. ASSOCIATE DEGREES SCHWEITER TECHNICAL SCHOOL Roger D. Carrender, A.A.S. David M. Chadick, A.A.S. Paul D. Cobb, A.A.S. Martin W. Coons, A.A.S. John C. Fowler, A.A.S. Bill L. Huston, A.A.S. Paul L. Knight, A.A.S. Gerald Leithoff, A.A.S. Steven R. Nicholas, A.A.S. Wendell A. Peete, A.A.S. Charles L. Rogers, A.A.S. James H. Switzer, A.A.S. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION DIVISION CERTIFICATES David W. Carroll Carl F. Cox Steven L. Hicks William J. Krug James R. Lawrence Jeffery S. McLean Stephen S. Moore Kasey Neighbors Travis L. Pruitt Eric C. Ruge Dale R. Schimpf II Mike B. Sears Ricky L. Stever James M. Troutt Everett E. Warden Jimm L. Wilson