Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1968 volume:

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This is your institution--your life as Caught lj-1 F by the Camera during the year at CCCJC. Probably your -F J il TIJ biggest problem has been your attempt to lengthen and iden- if I-JT tify your shadow. Lf E,-I - ' ll' 'T J' li you, while looking through the pages of this book, find L- 2-FL any touch of Vivid memory added to your life, then our pur- lg 'TL ffi b 1' 11 d F ? pose as a sta ias een aeeomp is e . fig -' if 4 2 if 5 E .LT EE J i U1 W0 GEC! R E S q CJ Sophomores Robert Banfill Winfield Kenneth Barkman Burden Emil Barondeau Arkansas City - + at : 'naw-M ' , George Bartley Winfield Rodney Beeson Arkansas City Phillip Berg Arkansas City Rickie Bigham Lyons james Bills Arkansas City Donald Blackwell Arkansas City ,ZFX x-A 5m.,....-v' I I 5 .if-in Robert Booth Wellington Deborah Boswell Arkansas City Royalyn Bowman Arkansas City '37 :lb 1. f 'Q-Qi ,, yl.. i A , 'lf Q g is-E: MZ? Q as ff , jg Q - u K V 4 N, il si xiii 21 4 15 .gcff Roberta Alsip Arkansas City Abdulaziz Angari Arkansas City Bette Artlierton Arkansas City Larry Asbell Arkansas City Margaret Asbury Cambridge William Atkinson Winfield Thomas Bailey Arkansas City Webster Ball Arkansas City john Braddy Wichita Ronald Breece Winfield Kathryn Bridges Arkansas City VY' 'Hun g'fg-- ,ffm 4 4 Barbara Britton Arkansas City LeRoy Brooks Burden john Brothers Burden Larry Brown Winfield Shirley Bruning Winfield Stanley Burdette Grenola Donna Calvin Winfield David Carson Arkansas City Roger Chase Winfield Robert Childers Arkansas City Bruce Christenson Winfield Cary Clark Arkansas City Robert Clasen Udall jacob Clover Arkansas City -M3 W fe!! J 'YQDA is 0 if X 1 is Evelyn Coburn Arkansas City Steve Cochran Winfield Charles Colvin Wichita an-'-X TWV' 'Q , 5:5 W -G ., .I W' af ,... ,A .. rf ' is .-,YJ ' 'VV' , 5 gt 4 vw if X f I Rodney Conwell Wichita Terry Cook Arkansas City Richard Dame Mulvane x KE! 5 Duane Davis Atlanta Kelvin Davis Belle Plaine Kathalien Dawes Arkansas City My X Via 'nw i , t 9 Y its f 5 A if fi I I .19 1 . K- g f Sophomores 'H-...f tail Tommie Enderud Arkansas City Diana Endorf Arkansas City Patricia Esquivel Arkansas City X v-ss, xt ,quita -5 .Q f ,J X fit N. 2 .4 x E ag 3 Harvey Fields Pueblo, Colo. Richard Fife Winfield Robert Fitzgerald Arkansas City asakgs-by 1 . Ben Flottman Winfield Charles Garretson Clearwater Michael Givens Arkansas City fiiwr 1-s1 73' f rr., Q, , Q V av ' ' nigh 1 'lf X, -H.. fe.. ...- Q ,X -a A Michael Gracy South Haven Nancy Green Arkansas City Aleta Groom Rock Dan Deckard Oxford Maurice Dewberry Wellington Cheryl Dobson Winfield Deanna Doughten Arkansas City Kenneth Dow Arkansas City Gary Dowler Arkansas City Dan Edens Tyro jackson Emberson Clearwater James Hadorn Geuda Springs Melvin Hamburg Wellington Melva Hanan Caldwell s- :Rai fl Nav-Gayle! wb.,- x james Harmon 'Wfinfield Mary Hart Arkansas City Gevena Helphingtine Winfield Clarice Henderson Arkansas City Guyla Henderson Arkansas City Shiela Hensley Arkansas City Nancy Henton South Haven janet Hooten Arkansas City Surein Hovsepian Arkansas City Kent Hoyle Arkansas City Paul Huddleston Winfield Nqr-new Diane Huffman Arkansas City Sue Huffstutter Arkansas City Garrah Ibach Arkansas City IN joAnn jacques Arkansas City james johnson Wellington Michael johnson Arkansas City . 4, , , Q .,f , . - 3 X J Patrick johnson Wichita Robert johnson Winfield Susan johnson Arkansas City 'FN www Q WWW s N ,fi f 5-A A .,., Craig jones Arkansas City Marita joslin Arkansas City Linda Keasling Winfield Yew.. V 7 l3 Sophomores X y E5 IFS 'SS R i f sl 1 3 - ,af-: -vs ' 'Tlx-25 'ew , wry Sf? 'X fs C i 4 'N W IV X QX W . .. x.. .S X X A ,N.,,. ,- -Q1 MY,- aww- Kathryn Koch Arkansas City Prank Korte Arkansas City Myrle LaPee Udall Wm. it sV9w,,H1 A 1 ' , -af , '--Y:- ' n Ii S. ia., 9 if 4 A 97' . 3 . 3 X it ' . ' 'f fi. 4 r Q X! M ' 4 4, , x F . . f QTf Sl: . '1 fi nal. I S 1 Frances Lauppe Burden Lawrence Liedtke Wichita Samuel Littles Winfield Fnf-as.. 'G+ il 'WWA Carrie Lolar Arkansas City Larry Longshore Arkansas City Steven McCorgary Geuda Springs f F if Q Q Q Melvin McDaniel Winfield Robert Mclntosh Winfield Tom Mayo Bluff City -H! gli 4r I 8 mf, QW SAYQY Raymond Keady Arkansas City Floyd Kelley Arkansas City Joyce Kelley Arkansas City William Kenney Crabtree, Penn Maniea Khalifeh Saudi Arabia Reta King Arkansas City Jackie Kirksey Winfield Cynthia Kline Arkansas City Gregory Miles Wellington Phillip Miller Winfield Steven Minson Valley Center fi , S tif: S Q , Q Otis Morrow Arkansas City William Naden Winfield Kirby Neal South Haven Bruce Neitzke Arkansas City Edwin Neas Corpus Christi Virginia Nellis Dexter Bonnie Niles Arkansas City Pamela Niskern Arkansas City Shiley e, Texas Nivens Belle Plaine George Obrock Clearwater Charles O'Daniel Arkansas City we,-Q? AM?-www' Steve O'Hara Arkansas City Jewell Olson Arkansas City Phillip Palmer Arkansas City wevvlv-M E: I I 1 fax 4,-.9 ' , tv n 3 I X -Q as 1 PN K P ,hi .. X. iz-.Kp ,zzvfs ,ills ink.,- l Q? , if ' l X if 9: fy 1 f Terry Palmer Arkansas City Pamela Parks Arkansas City Dennis Pendrack Arkansas City ,X ewY:, ' .W F w at 4 -is . , X am, .rv I x if J .0 ? r ,f f 5 X f . 1 ,,,.. ig' xy' fb-f Nr- 317 9 E69 AMS? M- 53 janet Perieo Arkansas City Dan Peterson Clearwater Nikki Pettigrew Dexter War , 4 X . ' ' 5 , N, f 5 v. p i 'fm in ,X Q i Ethel Phipps Belle Plaine Betty Porter Udall Jeanne Rairdon Udall pIS,,fs-Wmszf ,,,, 4 l y, 3 ' ' P X if ,,., l' 47 X- . , ..t Q 'I gi .. f as k ' . ,K ft f 2 , . 1 YQ wx xkrzxxg V 'X'.ZvgSE.fX Nqr si 'WK 'x Sophomores -1 ' Rodney Rutter Geuda Springs Randall Sawyer Oxford I-larold Schanbacker Udall L 4' as , A ?R?.DE,,.-5 ' A Q41 ctw Q, x W 4 , 'UN ' Donald Scheureman Arkansas City Charlene Schwintz Winfield Wesley Scott Belle Plaine , ' Q L 5 X wx 4 . , rt is IE A X LJ QL- Yi 'fx W I X wg-, f its ..., , X i B43 ,c , Q Q r K X was 'P 4 S W' ' , 7 V s. -1 Carroll Shaff Grenola Michael Shklar Kiowa Dennis Shurtz A rkans as City 'Wir I0 if . , me-ew pd' - . 'iv' bl 5 ' if h., . is A ' Lonny Siever Oxford Patrick Simmons Winfield Thomas Simpson Caney C ere 'rf ff? s 'Vw f 2 eg' 'V :',. if dvi Mi Iohn Rameriz Arkansas City james Reed Arkansas City Joseph Reisch Arkansas City Max Reser Clearwater Leslie Riley South Haven Anthony Roberts Arkansas City Cleo Rogers Arkansas City Dale Russell Winfield Earl Slaven Arkansas City Danieal Smith Arkansas City Anthony Smith Geuda Springs iaafi i 1 sims' Joe Smith Geuda Springs Roger Sparks Arkansas City Susan Speer Arkansas City jimmy Squires Arkansas City Ronald Steele Arkansas City David Stewart Arkansas City Patricia Stewart Arkansas City Robert Stockson South Haven Diana Stout Atlanta Dwain Stout Atlanta Joanna Stover Arkansas City IB'f-MW ' .5 Ioseph Stuckey Arkansas City james Sybrant Arkansas City Donald Taylor Arkansas City i fi 2 i Catherine Tebow Winfield Dena Tucker Winfield Sheryl Tucker Winfield fi! ll Timothy Turner Arkansas City Darlene Unruh Arkansas City Marvin Utt Cedar Vale , ,',, VW ng.. it fs. 'i' Beverly Vavra Norwich Billy Watson Atlanta Rosella Watson Arkansas City X QR' fs Zi Y X 75 'N ' 1, , 5 S S op homores 91 ,mm ' J Susan West Terry Williams Arkansas City Winfield New Students 'sara , 4 5' r . Edell Wrampe Atlanta Y 1 4 5 . .:- 3 N. . :S Michael Webb Arkansas City Kay Weekley South Haven Warren Wells Arkansas City Roger Werner Winfield K gf, Sharon Yarbrough Dennis Zornow Arkansas City Fairport, N. Y. STANDING, left to right: Kathy jones, Joyce Thompson, Shirley Fleury, Kenneth Shannon, David Rowe. I2 ZF1'1ZEff1r'1'1W'11 I.-I Freshmen .fag-Q! --v-. as , l Q ,ix sf' -'mt' - Q is V M Tommy Andes Winfield joel Arnold Carolyn Arthe rton Arkansas City Marilyn Artherton Arkansas City Linda Bac astow Arkansas City janet Bada Latham Sarah Bair Burden Rick Baker Arkansas City Tommy Baker ., W I Arkansas City Y 1 Stanley Baker H Arkansas City Q 'i ' p 'fi Toni Banister . fi aj Arkansas City wir- f Judith Barker 1 ' 6 Winfield fx hr- ,ug , , ., ,X vga i 1 Wm! Stephen Barse Chilocco, Okla. Virginia Bazil Arkansas City Timothy Bergkanip Arkansas City Donald Beverly Plainville, Conn. Phillip Bills Arkansas City Richard Bilyeu Arkansas City john Bishop Arkansas City Arthur Blackwell Hartford, Conn. ,A 0' P fr' f I4 Springfield, Mass. Dale Alcorn Arkansas City Bruce Allen Arkansas City Daniel Alsip Arkansas City Ronda Alsip Arkansas City H7 f qw Z X r . , X 11. r s : T h s..., , K mx' . if H 'YT' ii' I 2 y nz .MPS , ..1.i: 5-4, 'VVMY' N, 'B wa. John Bliss Winfield Sharry Bogner Winfield Steve Booher Arkansas City Rebecca Bowman Arkansas City WKW1 C.:-ii Y? -rf' ,rr X 7 0 i ' fix N, 99 922 x 4? Wg,v'f -sq rw' - 1 . ,, .- ,i Sm- ,l my ff was X Qbf l' KZ 5 Thomas Boyle Arkansas City Diana Bradbury Winfield Roy Bradley Winfield Donald Brant Geuda Springs Michael Braungardt Rock Gary Brewer Winfield Phillip Brewer Arkansas City Kay Bridges Arkansas City 4 W 26 'Scif li 4 !! 3t A L Donny C annon Newkirk, Okla. Bruce Carlson Winfield Donald Casner Viola Matilda Caudillo Wellington Mary Ellen Chandler Arkansas City Arthur Chase Winfield Leonard Chastain Belle Plaine MV Donald Cherry Girard I5 .sQ-,,1 Keith Broce Dexter Harry Brock Arkansas City Barbara Brooks Arkansas City David Brown Arkansas City Lynne Brown Arkansas City Glen Burns Arkansas City William Burton Arkansas City Rebecca Bush Arkansas City Mary Buzzell Wellington Judith Calder Arkansas City Roger Calvin Winfield Diana Campbell South Haven -war? Freshmen V . Dennis Chiles 7 ' Qs '- Wichita I W f Q' . -. S Larry Clasen vA' S' .- ' s fax-us . . 'XA 5 1. V113 , lx ,fs VK Udall . - . r Arthur Coats Wellington ,L X Grant Cole ' , A Winfield ' v ff I , , 5 W 'I as 1 . 1. - ' NX I Q, 1' if 254' , 54' if if ' ,a's.., S .V x , Marjorie Creed Winfield Fred Crouse Derby Mary Cully South I-laven Ioan Dammann Arkansas City :HN if A 'qw -l Charles Davis Arkansas City Rebecca Davis Belle Plaine Stanley Davis Arkansas City Mauricia Day Arkansas City Aeolian Collinsworth Spokane, Wash. Carol Coulter Wellington Charlotte Cover Arkansas City David Cover Arkansas City . .fa wx if x , 1- U 'vt f 'QV' nf 2 gs 53 auf Ss' 1 ss? iwbm Vickie Deckard Oxford Kenneth Desroches M Holyoke, Mass. rw 'W' Diane DeVarennes Q Arkansas City X Nancy Donlay Arkansas City i, E Q Randy Dowde ll I, L Lawrence -s'- A ohn Elam , .,1. N KU I Winfield ' ' Roderic Elder 69 fail, - Arkansas City 'SE , Stanley Elliott X we V Newton '33 i,, ,:,,, it Qi E '1- ' Mark Ellis Wellington Dawn Ernest y y Cedar Rapids, Iowa X ,ff '..,l Daniel Fagan Sf Mulvane - 5 , lg Doyle Feaster I . 1 Arkansas City I6 7 Shi ' Q, ew :V Ti g ik ...QQ 5' wi is 9 2, i s K Q sl ,, ' Q Q X ,Y -5 'W' 'BF Judy Fisher Arkansas City Sharon Fiske Arkansas City Michael Fitzgibbons Poughkeepsie, Ne Ricki Frazee Wellington W York ,,,. f , .rw f ya. K ff A f i i f 'N k +4 Cynthia Froelich Arkansas City Cheryl Fruits Winfield Dale Fruits Winfield john Garrison Arkansas City A sy Q it-Mi , i s Fred Hand Derby A N ,,,,. f f 8 P A 'Q is Fil. , E Sue Green Arkansas City Wayne Greenhagen Newkirk, Okla. Marshall Griffin Wichita Edward Griffith Arkansas City Katherine Hartman Arkansas City Sherry Hoffines Arkansas City Donald Hockenbury Arkansas City LL 17 john Gasaway Wichita Arthur Gentry Caldwell Paula Gibbons Arkansas City Val Gibson Arkansas City Del Glick Wellington Gary Goatley Silverdale Jean Goff Arkansas City Don Goforth Bob Gombas Arkansas City John Gore Hartford, Conn. Russell Graves Arkansas City Stephen Green Arkansas City A S 1 X f ag wr wh Q Arkansas City kwgfif' ix fiat? I a a 1 , V :iv 1' :Si s L V ' - ,, -J if , .,..,. U , k .... . , ifr. K1 A , a 5 f M' V-MV! J, ,, A 'E' Z' K X Q Freshmen 1, S M K. , g ' 1, , el Q 34 :Z wg- 5 Q , i , Q i 5- -, . sszrvzzirii .,.-- f.'v'.. W' V 'Tw - --f-1 Q is ai Sf 'J wil: , , ','Q C ie Wzv Gus Iaworsky Arkansas City Charles johnson Kansas City Gary Johnson Quinter Janice Johnson Wellington Lorraine johnson Caldwell Raze johnson Wichita Beverly Jones Arkansas City Russell Jones Mulvane Robert jones as is Richard Holman Arkansas City Abdullah Homrani Arkansas City Phillip Hostetter Winfield Sharon Hubbard Arkansas City Barb ara Huddleston Winfield Sharon Huffstutter Arkansas City Sandra Hunter Arkansas City Saundra Hylton Arkansas City my ' wif' 'M Kansas City, Missouri Robe rt Iordan Winfield Karen justice Arkansas City Terry Justice Arkansas City x 7 Phillip Kanelakos Arkansas City Paul Kiser Arkansas City Howard Kliewer Winfield Elizabeth Knight Winfield 18 g . Q t :.. .. ., . 1, f f x , . is Q . s , , ' ' i R yi 5 1 ,A s si I A:-4. X3 V Im . ' A , s , qi, X ,msn ,, Q, ' . ,. 5 5 ,J .:.. , s 'Qs . f -. f X e is .Z 5 X S, .gui gh: 1 I-,,,: t I X, fx M r Aff ivift -Tmsmisf-it-. N- ' A X Q if E Y ax 5. john Knopp Girard Cheryl Krone Danville Dennis Laird South Haven Sue Lammy Wellington 52,1 hir' rw- . ' , .,,,,x E sm A f f John LaPorte Winfield Wade Lawhon Arkansas City Raymond Levato East Rochester, N. Y. Walter Lewis Arkansas City if A W? 92.5 r ,WL , 4 Monty Lingo Eureka Katherna Littrell Cedar Vale Jonathan Lough Arkansas City Cathy Loyd Arkansas City ,S x X , ww N wi we Thomas Meiers Arkansas City Sam Metcalf Arkansas City Rebecca Miley Arkansas City Charles Miller Winfield N X is i V' if Q 7. William Matthews Arkansas City Kenneth Mayberry Arkansas City Allen Mayhill Arkansas City John Meiers Arkansas City I9 Neil Lunney Holyoke, Mass. Arnold Lytle Winfield Patrick McClure Harper Terry McClure Winfield Michael McCullough Clearwater Lester McDonald Arkansas City Henry Mclntire Arkansas City Dennis McLaughlin Arkansas City Connie Marrs Arkansas City Rodney Marrs Arkansas City Edward Martin Hartford, Conn. Shirley Martin Arkansas City E Freshmen Q .2 , W 2 4- fr- A U -, V I Q E1 ,i ASQ ' W X 1 S X 2' ' ' . . ' 5 ., i L as . -.H W :EI 5,6 11 X ' ., 51 1 xy ts . X V A ' gf ! 5 'Q f ' fi r : , Z! ei' fs: 1-pl 1 hw- X gf V ljgqj,-'gf 14-'fm 'f . :if ieisfefi-' Q rrfq f- r Albert Munday Arkansas City Sherry Munday Arkansas City Michael Musson Arkansas City Mary Neal Arkansas City Iewett Newkirk Hartford, Conn. Michael Newman Winfield Sandra Noel Arkansas City Marcilee Nugen Arkansas City Harvey Morgan Ashton Shirley Morgan Arkansas City Louis Morris Arkansas City Michael Morrison Tariffville, Conn. Kenneth Miller Geuda Springs Orval Miller Riverdale Bill Minson Valley Center Sherill Miser Arkansas City Q diff rss MQ' . r 4, . E Barbara Pack Arkansas City Donald Pappan Arkansas City Lloyd Pappan Arkansas City Katherine Parsons Burden Victor Olmstead f' V Winfield ' ,, Glen Osenbaugh A if 'fbi W Wellington Richard Otto 'rf-at ji Burden . fr' Alan Owens M 4 K Oxford KK ,, 'S' , r ' 'f ,, Q- Q, 'F . 1---'Y Y f , f I . S 011, 1 D Q.1'2f.w.f:r,-4.55 ff ' If fy 6 1 20 E , , Q 'fn Richard Peacock Winfield Teresa Pearce ' Winfield Jeanette Peck Wellington Terry Penix Cleveland, Ohio -1--My Carol Perry H sigh -A P Arkansas City -zfz 7 ' ' ' ' ' ' Sandra Peters L-.R J? A, 4 Geuda Springs A 1 an qvn, '2'A A 2 ,1V-V: Z ' 1 James Pettigrew VS 'g if tj Dexter Q .. 1 Harold Pfau , Unionville, Conn. A Daniel Ph1ll1pp1 s X 1 if Q- W L . i '...s lb Milan Tracey Potter Y ' Arkansas City i Cheryl Powell Winfield Lester Priest r W 1nf1 e ld sg ' is ' 'U wi 'Q Y Marlene Rankin Arkansas City Robert Ratzloff Wichita Sheryl Reinking Arkansas City A Roy Rhodd Dexter KY! Gale Rider Arkansas City Donald Riggs Q't !+ .as JA i 55 wqffi' Gary Rowe Oxford Suzanne Royster Arkansas City William Sapp Arkansas City Jeffrey Schlichter - Simsbury, Conn. james Schones Arkansas City Joseph Schooler Wichita David Schooley Arkansas City f Terry Scott A Wellington 21 Arkansas City Arthur Robinson Hartford, Conn. Jean Robinson Arkansas City Phyllis Rogers My Arkansas City 2: Sharon Roseberry K Geuda Springs ,ail gf ,wi Barbara Ross Ault, Colo. Charles Roush Valley Center P if . ,fc . ,Y ,Q-,f ii A, ff P -M' 'Q-Q ig' J ,. , R , A K X? i 'X r ! Q A Freshmen ,fx , X ,, kW,.,:f Q t A:: A.5NiS Q.. 8 ff Q fw ssfg I ,, Y ,si ,Fig 'Q 1-. Q. 2 ,, Q 'VW Q. -N f f S , ifxc . .. Ronald Setzkom Rock Teresa Shaw Burlington Karen Shields Arkansas City Alexander Shilinga New Britian, Conn. joe Shurtz Arkansas City David Simmons Winfield Robert Simon Arkansas City Charles Smith 'i Ai Winfield Dianne smith H Arkansas City ' A' ' ...., Glenda Smith V it Cedar Vale A srq ' james Smith u r fi- Z' Winfield 7575! X A John Smith 'r ' , 'F W Wellington A E Michael Snyder , by 1 Arkansas City 1 V ' David Sowder 0,51 . .2 ',:. ' Nj. C i X in , wi + 4 .155 :' N Duane Sparks W - Y Arkansas City mm M f Randall Speer 9, ,y ,ax '- A , , I VM Arkansas City 'If Jin x H .- l is if I J 1 .sk xr. gwmsy K 4 '- saw .t PTT: mir X yt 'fs Nr S S5 as 0. Cathrine Stacy K Arkansas City W Max Stacy , my Arkansas City . ri Craig Stafford D T . f Arkansas City 4 S Winford Stanley A ' Q Arkansas City '--., . 3 Susan Starkey Arkansas City it 1 Rosaliand Stevenson Z., A J , Arkansas City A '-- Eff David Stinemetze sa. ' Arkansas City W 4 X Randall Stines 1 ' X Burden H X f ' SZ er Norman Stoddard South Kent, Conn. Charles Strickland Hunnewell Gary Stuchal Atlanta Roy Summers Wellington 22 'Ei ff' j i? 0 MM kr 'vi . ,vw-1, K ,M , i 9'a f' .In Na. w ,. - -1 X Q. - . ,fi X. . m Y 9 S 'li W Rl - 53 4' Surapol Svastisalee Arkansas City Aritha Swaim Geuda Springs Kathy Sweely Arkansas City james Talbert Arkansas City Darlene Taylor Chilocco, Okla. Nancy Taylor ' x ' V, J vs if ---ful ,. H 'K ' Arkansas City - - Alan Teufel Arkansas City A x 'A ' Y '---, William Thibodeau C fi if New Britain, Conn. A Clinton Thompson .:.11.:V, Udall 1 W T, A 3 ,X 5 A '41 s .ry K. K... as wx.-1-as 1 WZ Q Wg? .gi I A .., A . ff- ,1 , ,. A ills A M Q Charles Towles -A 1-. Arkansas City Eddie Towles A X Arkansas City 3 Walmes TOWHQS it New Britain, Conn. Q --AA5 'iti's A ' NVQ? '- 94 4, ' ff, 3 . V is ,wi . Lf f as f 5 X i , , ak jsut S N X Blaine Utt Cedar Vale Robert VanFleet Winfield Richard VanSickle Burden David VanSickle Burden 5 in xx wr-, 1 5' f Q U Win figs, is A i -,af mf A Lv - i v:SwffQ2ffw ew Sharon Wall Arkansas City Linda Watson Arkansas City Meredith Watson Arkansas City Linda Watson Atlanta Judy Walker Arkansas City Sharla Walker Arkansas City William Walker Arkansas City Chris Wall Arkansas City 23 William Vardy Arkansas City 2 Wilfred Viger , . , Rumford, Maine Arkansas City Cfaila Walker ,M Dorothy Vore Q1 ,fm 3 X A 21 Udall :M . , u 4 ,. vvul ,Q u M A f X 1 1' jf 4 we P 'L Q I fy V--f-as Q 1 ESM i. , -A l 1.11: gf? y ..,i i ta A 'tt' - ' Yr- Q gg., 3 A if .V is . ' A yr f .,,.,, z A . ,.,,1 , -1 W if X H 1 9 lil' A ,, ,,:, we L , .ws-Q A Freshmen N, ,Q . - ..::: ,R Richard Weaver Y M N L- ru Arkansas City P Y 'w i ,- A A ' , 'A ' Donnie Welch ' K i L ' Arkansas City mlzw tf TQ M' , Qh- Barbara Weller 'X DL.: zqn gf' Winfield 'XJ ' ,,. ,nzllf h ' '. 5 - , , me ., 1,2: i .. gg Tom Wells S -- Cv Arkansas City Vicky Westoff ,, 1 A Arkansas City Orville White X Arkansas City 39 M Bob White Eddie VVhitehead if i Arkansas City Victoria Ybarra Wellington v ! -f C 2 Bristol, Conn. I ' Pamela Williams ii Arkansas City ' at , N . - za :,. A 1 Qazfwa, Rickey Williams Winfield Etta Willoughby Arkansas City Cinda Wilson Arkansas City Gary Woody Elk City, Okla. Sabra Wilson Arkansas City Douglas Wright Arkansas City Gary Yeager Belle Plaine Lester Young Winfield Gary Young Arkansas City Dennis Ball Rock Wayne Young Arkansas City T-7 24 U E1 L T Y l EF E 'QF w,..-v--X The Board of Trustees, for the first time this year, is dealing solely with the junior College problems. The Board formulates policies which serve for the advancement and growth of the school. The task set before the Board is indeed important and complicated. The members oi the Board strive to do the job with enthusiasm, keeping the welfare of the students, faculty. and eommunity in mind at all times. President Johnson This year marks Dr. Iohnson's thirty-sixth year with the college. I-Ie has seen, during this period, many changes come about in the college. Starting as a teacher and rising to the position of president of the junior college Dr. johnson has gained insight into the vari- ous problems which arise frorn the aspect of teacher and administrator. This experience serves as one of Dr, johnson's greatest assets. The Deans William S. Scott serves as academic dean for CCCJC. 1967-1968 marks Dean Scott's second year in directing the academic life and affairs of the students. Anton F. Buffo is the dean of vocational technical education here at CCCIC. Dean Buffo is the director of the newly instigated Vo-Tech school. STANDING, Left to Right, Mr. john Boehnke, AVTS Guidance and Placementg Miss Mary Williams, Director Stu- dent Personnelg Mr. jack Moore, Business Managerg Marilyn Daniel, Secy, to Bus. Mgr. 5 Mrs. Ruth Gillock, Secy. to Pres. 5 and Mrs. Melissa Larkey, Secy. to Voc-Tech Dean. SEATED, Left to Right, Cherlynn Harp, Secretaryg and Mrs. Ava Lohmann, Secy. to Academic Dean. Adm inistration ef exif MW A vw.. fl-Mk . , .V if LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Phil Peery, Psychologyg Mr. Benny Cleveland, Ind. Voc. Educ. and Head football Coachg Mrs. Irene Bueker, History and Sociology and Mr. Allan Malig, History. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Bruce joseph, Englishg Mr. james Dewell, Speechg and lvlr. Logan Moon, English. SEATED: Mrs. Betty Lee, foreign languagesg Miss Orrie Kellogg, Englishg Miss Helen johnson, Englishg and Mrs. Maurine Jones, English. . J 19 Q.. l - ww't mw!'v ,+: ff' ms.,-KY,- - 2-K fffwa f V. ' LEFT TO RIGHT: M1s. Fostine Moncrief, Music and Organg Mr. August Trollman, Instrumental Musicg Mrs. Dorothy Lampert Ass't. Librariang Nlr. john Cowan, Art, Mr. Merle Vincent, Librarian, Rev. Robert Terrill, Philosophy. STANDING, left to right: Mr. Larry Clark, Mathematics, Mr. Everett Malan, Engineering Drawingq Mr. Lonnie Bedwell, Physical Science, and Mr. I. Kelsey Day, Biology. SEATED: Mrs. Carol Bridges, Mathematics, Henrietta Courtright, Mathe- matics, Mrs. Barbara Rhine, Chemistryg Mrs. Catharine Goehring, Business, Miss Mary Wilson, Business, and Mrs. Joe Ann Farris, Home Economics. 'FY' I s SEATED, left to right: Lester Griffith, Auto Mechanicsg john Coday, Distributive Education, jerry Coburn, Draftingg James Evans, Secretarial Education, Donald Clark, Printing, Theodore McCormick, Welding. STANDING: Harvey Douglass, Supervisor of AVTS Programs and Adult Educationg Richard Tredway, Agri-Businessg Bruce Stephens, Machine Shop, Hugh Metzler, Electronics. ORVILLE GREGCRY Director of Athletics LEE MILLER Economics, Sociology , MWA, PEGGY SWORDS Physic al Educ at ion WALTER MATHIASMEIER Political Science DEL I-IEIDEBREC I-IT Physical Educ ation 'luv Q FRANK ROBERTSON Police Science K. R. GALLE Bookstore Manager U lrntrlf-+-if-+4'-H5332 J Q5 Wm A rkalalah This year saw lU.OOU people crowding the streets of Arkansas City in observance of Arkalalah. The annual celebration included the coronation program and the Queen's Ball Friday night. Saturday morning--races and games, a Grand parade Saturday afternoon, New Christy Minstrel show Saturday evening followed by various dances lasting till the wee hours of Sunday morning. Queen Alalah XXXVI, janet Hooten, reigned over the activities. She was chosen from 10 girls selected from the sophomore class. The 10 girls were, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Virginia Nellis, Christine Olson, JoAnn jacques, Sharon Yarbrough and Pamela Parks. BOTTOM ROW: janet Hooten, Deborah Boswell, Roberta Alsip, Guyla Henderson and Kathryn Bridges. ' rj!--'Tv 9 ., ' JZ 32 ueen Alalczh XXXVI Janet Hooten -xv UZSZ R x . j 'x yi I .. Y x . S? '- g -,yy NM Q , X ,-sy,-5 v QV? - -N .VIEHI-5':f' SZ 1 x V' ' 9 N 7 y . v 1X,...2:w-:X 1-M-5- .1 1 if N f 'SQ ,EA 1 Q 5A W X Q Q 1 X f 4 Bax . x ,. '. s Q2,e.Sgf'1?2 X ggi , X ' W f if 'Q X 4 'av Xb, ' QM ' 5 2 w X nd' ...mu 33 Stuco For the lLJo7-08 school terni, the Student Council was under the pres- idency ol' Steve McCorgary and the supervision of Mr. Mathaisnieier and Mr. Day. This year the council served the college with pride by malt - ing considerable and worthwhile changes. A new sign advertising the college was erected, and the blood- niobile was again a success. The Tiger's Den underwent a face-lifting including a new coat of paint with a tiger head painted on the west wall: new booths were installed and some new chairs appeared. lt was hoped that better furniture could be provided in the future. The council took a large step chiefly ior the benefit of students by providing the student lounges with a new snack center ol' vending ina - chines. Council nienibers were in high hopes that this advancement would would pronipt the students to take more pride in their recreation area. The council also sponsored such annual events as the watermelon feed and after-game socials. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sherry Hoffines, Pam Piiks Cathy Loyd Steve MeCorgary kathy Roch Shirley Morgan and Sponsor, Mr. Day. BACK ROW: Carrah lbach, Cindy kline Greg Miles john Bishop Bill kenny Robert Ratzloif Pat John SO11. Vw Phi Bela Lambda D.E.C.A. 1211? FRONT ROW, left to right: Rhonda Alsip, Nancy Taylor, Carol Perry, Linda Keasling, Diana Campbell. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Miss Wilson, Patsy Esquivel, Vicky Westoff, Sharon Roseberry, Glenda Smith, Sponsor, Mrs. Goehring, THIRD ROW: Melvin McDaniel, Saundra Hylton, Mary Cully, joan Dammann, Linda Bacastow. BACK ROW: Bob White, Shiley Ni- vens, Kirby Neal, Ben Flottman, Bob Mclntosh. Phi Beta Lambda, a national business fraternity for col- The Distributive Education Clubs of America of CCCIIC lege students, helps to prepare for careers in business and came under the new sponsorship of Mr. Coday this year. Or- industry or business education. ganized in 1959, DECA has become an organization for the betterment of individual growth in merchandising and sales- Under the le2lCl61'Sl1ip of Miss Mary WilSO11 and MTS- manship skills. Opened to both college and high school stu- Catharine Goehring, the fraternity has sponsored many ac- dents, it has grown into one of the more popular organi- tivities including attendance at a workshop, field trips, lations in thg 34311001 System, guest speakers, an all school Dress-Right Week, and cli- maxed the year by entering competitions at the state con- vention at Kansas State Teacher's College, Emporia. The main money-making project was selling the book, IT HAPPENED IN KANSAS, to provide funds for a scholar- ship to a business student and to pay expenses to the state convention. FRONT ROW, left to right: Donald Cherry, David Schooley, Scott Braungardt, john Knopp, Webster Ball, Marita Joslin, Gale sRider. BACK ROW: Wayne Young, Charles Strictland, Wayne Greenhagen, Gary Johnson, Bob Booth, Rod Marrs, Sponsor, Mr Coday, Gary Dowler. Choir Vocal Ensemble V ,EI-'u'i, !l ll Fill..- Fl ilildllll il Q , 'lilil'Ql 5. Q 1 U Y FRONT ROW, left to right: Aeolian Collinsworth, Barbara Weller, Dianna Campbell, Barbara Huddleston, Rosalind Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Linda Watson, Judy Barker, Sherry Hoffhines, Guyla Henderson, Pamela Niskem, Mr. August Trollman, Director. THIRD ROW: Roderic Elder, Mauricia Day,l Teresa Shaw, Mary Buzzell, Judy Fisher, Sharon Wall. BACK ROW: Jeffrey Schlichter, Royalyn Bowman, Jo Ann Jacques, Cathy Loyd, Paul Huddleston, David Schooley. The Choir and Vocal Ensemble are composed of students enrolled in a music course at CCCJC. These groups entertain at various activities such as school assemblies which include Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter and graduation functions. STANDING, left to right: Shiela Hensley, Sharon Wall, Donald Taylor, Janice Johnson, Sherry Hofihines. Accompanist: Beverly Jones. , 5 ' . I I f 'Wa f 36 String Quartet JV. I, KJ XJ' Xf JU DJ -u ejjw Wi fi 55 fff r la, The band the year. The the music pro FRONT ROW, left james Bills, Lester Susan johnson, joe SEATED, left to right: Nancy Taylor, Judy Fisher, Mr. August Trollman, and Dorothy Vore. and string quartet of C. C. C. J. C. provide music for many of the activities during band performs at each home athletic event. The string quartet, a new addition to gram, has performed at special occasions and for various organizations. to right: Albert Munday, Rebecca Bush, Walter Lewis, Sabra Wilson, and Patricia Stewart. BACK ROW: McDonald, Harry Brock, james Smith, Bob White, Craig Stafford, Charles johnson, Stanley Elliott, Shurtz, William Burton, and William Shank. 37 Wh0's Who S N EA 'vw A Q af' ' -M FRONT ROW, left to right: jo Ann jacques, Roberta Alsip, Chris Olson, Sharon Yarbrough, Pam Parks, Kathy Bridges, Sue Huffstutter, Rosella Watson. BACK ROW: jim Squires, Garrah lbach, Larry Liedtke, Tim Turner, Steve McCorgary. Who's Who is composed of outstanding stu- The Student National Education Association dents of CCCJC Chosen On the 133513 gf aeademig is an organization for those interested in teach- aloility, future potential, and participation in mg- The C- E- Sli- IOYLH Chapter nee FWO meet- student activities by secret balloting of mem- Digi? el Hlellfll'-Olle for bueineee PUIPOSeS end here of the faculty. They are named to the Nat- one for e program Or entertainment. A prejeet ional Whe's Who of junior Colleges during their eeeh yeer previdee lneney fer e Sehelerenip tO 3rd Semester of College Qgurgeg, a SNEA member. The sponsors for the year are Miss Williams and Mr. Moon. FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Nellis, Betty Artherton, Sharla I-larp Walker, Marilyn Artherton, Linda Watson, Carrie Lolar, sponsor, Nlr. Moon. SECOND ROW: Virginia Bazil, Kathy Parsons, Carolyn Artherton, Dorothy Vore, Pam Parks, Guyla Henderson, Sharon Yarbrough. BACK ROW: sponsor, Miss Williams, Rebecca Davis, Cathy Loyd, jo Ann jacques, Greg Miles, Shirley Morgan, Charlotte Cover, Karen justice. 38 Letterm en 1, . , .. Cheerleaders rwf, FRONT ROW, left to right: jim Squires, Pat johnson, Roger Chase, Tim Turner, Kent Hoyle, Stan Burdette, Steve Minson, Dan Peterson. BACK ROW: Garrah lbach, Tom Simpson, Terry Cook, Sam Littles, Bob Booth, Rick Bigham, Bill Kenney, Dan Edens. The Lettermans Club is composed of the athletes who have completed the requirements set down by the athletic program to become a member. They are the outstanding athletes who attend C. C. C. J. C. during the 1967-68 season and have earned a letter in one or more sports. The cheerleaders of C. C. C. J. C. are sel- ected each year by the student body to promote school spirit and organization at the athletic events. They attend all home games and those Within traveling distance. Mrs. Rhine and Mrs Farris sponsor these girls and Work with them at practice. FRONT ROW, left to right: Connie Marrs, Cindy Kline, janet Hooten. BACK ROW: Aritha Swaim, Debbie Boswell, Judy Fisher. yy, c Z ..,, 2 T 1 Q Russian French FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara I-Iuddleston, Elizabeth Knight, Pat Esquivel, Sandy Hunter. BACK ROW: Kelley Palmer, Nancy Green, Bill Atkinson, Bob Ratzlaff, Charlotte Cover, Bob Cfombas. The Russian Club meets the third Tuesday The French Club, under the sponsorship of of each month under the direction of Mrs. Mrs. Betty Lee, has had another busy year. Betty Lee. Among the club's Various activities The club, which meets monthly, includes both this year were a trip to Wichita for a social French I and ll classes. During their meetings gathering and a Russian dinner, co-sponsor- the club members take part in viewing slides ship of a film and playing host at a Christmas and films and Singing FIeI1Ch SOI1gS. The meet party with the Fjjgngh Club QS guegtg, ings are concluded with the serving of refresh- ments. FRONT ROW, left to right: Pam Parks, Sharon Yarbrough, Diana Campbell, Kathy Buzzell, Paula Gibbons, Barbara Weller. BACK ROW: Nikki Pettigrew, Sharon Hubbard, Dan Deckard, Bob Clasen, Susan West, Lester McDonald, Judy Walker. 4 ' 5. s rw g- ' r , S , . 5, ...M 5 40 AWS FRONT ROW, left to right: Kathy Dawes, Kathy Parsons, Guyla Henderson, Diana Stout, Joyce Kelley. SECOND ROW: Shirley Morgan, Mary Cully, Judy Fisher, Marlene Rankin, Dorothy Vore, Jeanne Goff. BACK ROW: Becki Davis, Susan West, jo Ann jacques, Edell Wrampe, Cathy Loyd, Sue Green, Sue I-Iuffstutter. Associated Women Students is an organization designed to stimulate the development of an educated woman and to motivate the fulfillment of her contribution in social, political, moral and intellectual areas, and to provide a framework for communications between Women students. During the past year, AWS has held a hippie dance and a slumber party in the den. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Rhine and Mrs. Farris. WEN? -if-ws:-119 ck Dali 41 Quitting than it Qlmmmmitg ghetto' QltIli.EgE?Q - --'T Q, lvl ifll' f . nf gofng .Q i - W i 1 0 aff' i ',aIr7figmQrff , ' J Q ' 1 'E' 1 tl 5 'rt or ir' t I 'tif' iii ' M 'N . li it 44 E ., - ' ti ' :I Y' i Sf. 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Requirements lor Graduation Vfidg 1, Fit? .JQELJEQEW LQLEHCE 'MGS 0'ru1i 3' . ffl A, rw., iipfu ir.. 1 -,K L'p1'i,,- Airlie F113-3 ,mini 14.13 Q, Hlllfll fllilrllllllfrll l .nirl l'i.1.fl:iin, Vsi t lu: li ent in .l, A Ili sf-i to tin- iw- it lvl' Vw iiil' lfniifnwnilj-.' vlizninl llwnxlil ZJi'iim i ini, New rliiwll-lxfgilililnlfp lilly i.i1.li'Vi wel 'im' ilhmfi Hmm' 'if ilu' fllld llA' l i5 Vml ' W- 1 , . win. .Ni 1.1 H mm li 1-ri-1. V I me nil, 'UW' 'iUiil'1l4ll 'l'5 ' li5i l l l3ni'i':xr.i llinhllw-ii , Wi, - ' ' ' W L ' 'l' - 'H 'Fl'2H'Y if livicirzif'r'Li1itiifl.,'iA'- for :iu'n1l'i--.- gg ,ry in ,gg .g, ' ,,h,,,,LLI inents lor e'i'uiii,1:'itif,1i :nu-if rln- - f,,,1,ir,L,,,Q.L,K.- nt Cowley ffounty My ,m,1L-my ,f,,,,m,.51 I-',,.mg,i,.,,iA Y i i A S V WHT r'4iiiiii'if'nceii:c1it I-xwii.-if. li P-lil lilrttiwfiis. will lna lie-lal AI nnlyiy, M V N ' inn- w me-t-, miiiiifi-g.' Qu. - l flHF' l'l l'l'lilVY lffli. ' fn' QM-'W-iilf t'll'l-lmin-1 College Affairs l 1'5u'llary lt? A I i V Xiu- A M. 'fulfiit Fibfuv 10 FLM. f'l'lll1W'l' Milf at tw' Ulm l llicorntiiiff the it-fresliinerit .Tut-o Auilitorium , ' visit at ETH 31-f-e':31,-gi. :1r 2 f T iiiglffr 93- w.1i1imi.f1,i ' '- ' l rid ii tl-'H 'Q ,gi 5 N' W W F I' . i s ,,,. if . ' . H 1f 'f 1f:Elff', .utr -if - X qv: ft Wftlli Lylk' 'Ial'l'f5 H0Ull'l'l ll' 1:09, ushering' and organizing for Winfielflg Diane Elvis Huffman, Ark Cityg Tom Max Mayo, liluff Parents' night. mtv. Puwm lou Yup Alk Special activities wereg the , , J . A , . w, .. .. , 4A'o'A' ..f -. IU. , Cityg Philip holly Palinvr, Ailx ll1l'1'lU dimll- J NUl l llh 5'-ill' Cityg Jeanne Rae l-Inn-lion, per. a spagelitii supper, a wig Urlullg Sheryl Kay Vllll'IlUJl', Win- demonstration, nnvl u Flulnlier ficltlg lluilene .lluy l,ol'la1nl party. 74 CCCJC Students Earn Fame Through Honor Rolls Six stuflrntf lf,-all tln- honor rolls at Cowley C'ountj.' Vom- munity Junior Follegc for thr- first seinester of 11167-GP5 with :L total of 71 e.:i-ning 1TL'Ofi'llltl0l1. The :ix if-ntiving all AE for :1 grarli- point average of -1,00 make up thi- Pit-sidt-nt's honor ioll and include: Shin-ly Ui UlllH1g' Winhcld Brian Voyne, Ark Cityg Paula Ciiblions, Ailaansax Cityg Sul- Huffrxtutter, Arlcannaas Cityg Lorraine Juhnron, Faldwollg and t hriQtinc Olson, Arkansrs Vity. pc-or on the honor rolls must have carried at least M credit hours with grades not lower than C to he elitfilile for c-onsirleration. This marks the sec-mul mem- bership in the Presiilcnt's hon- or roll for both Miss Huff- stuttcr and Miss Olsen. The Dearfs honor roll for those with grade point aver- auges of 3.50 to 33.1154 is made up of the following 15 stu- Llcntst Rolverta Alsip, Fltarlotte business meeting' were read hy the secretawy, Peggy GOgf,l'3llF, Miss Haines, :1 hooklqeeper for Ranney-Davis was guest speaker. Her speech introduced the club to various duties of a hookkeepe-r, Following: Miss Haines' speec-li, 21 short busi- ness meeting was held to dis- cuss zz money-raising project. Office Occupations Club is Composed of students in the urea vocational technical school enrolled ilu seeretarial educa- tion. The purpose of the Club is to enrich the educational act- ivities of the students who are enrolled in the prog'ran1. Spring Enrollment Shows Increase Second semester enrollment haul reached 557 by February 1, 1968. This was a slight increase over last year's second semester enrollment. Numerous withdrnwls whieh marked last year's enrollment were not evident this year. Only Leonard fhaislxiin I.wirizr1'fl Cliaxtuin. liirllc Plaine, is 9. footiiull lettciiuan, truck prospect, assistant bas- ketball team manager. He is also in L'll?!l',Q'I' of Tiger Den maintoncc. llis plzltform includes the providing' of card talilt-s in the llen :nnl sound student ,govern- w f fm, 15? 1431. . he ,.,i' - ,,:1.va4,o f' i l viftfgif S gg riff ' 'rf' N' . it fi i' . ww . i.-1 - -1-ff. ,,,,y:r.-gqf-- fn dhlf ,gsyr I-12 Cathy Loyd Cuthy Loyd, ai grzriltinte oi' Arkansas City hiarli school, ia an active ini-niln-r-in' the student council and the council social committee, Associated Women! Society, Student National Erl- ucution Associzitiun, colleue chorus, First Soutliorn Baptist Church, und the Baptist Student Union. Cathy intends to promoie school spirit :intl orc-atc u better stuclent-f a c u l it y relationship. She also hopes to get girls ini,-i more school I'unctions and ore'- unizations. Connie Marrs oi' Arkansab City will he her campaign manager. Joe Slwrtz, grail of Ark City high school, is active in th,- college hand, the First South- ern Baptist Church, and the Baptist Union. the campaign Lf-t Put You in the Driver's With Shurtz Seat , he plans improvements in the Tip,'er's Den, installation of clocks in the former junior high class rooms, and the intro- duction of curtnins in several classrooms in the academic building. All pciwzorif vuhogfe narncga ap- Continued on page 3 Continued on page 3 Joe Shurrtz Continued on page 3 42 MTS N N4 SSX i .J s N, ,we .. if -X Q. Y' . SSN X .EX NVQ x Q Q- 5 M , if Y We wx r w W X5 me X A X :-::I-14225. , ' A' txg we xxx ,x Q t in f' . ,X X 3 ,WN X ,X X S ootball ueen During the halftime cer- emonies of the Coffeyville- CCCJC game, Barbara Hud- dleston, a freshman from Winfield, was crowned homecoming queen for the 67-68 season. ln attendance at her court were Aritha Swaim, Sherry Miser, Diane Smith, and Connie Marrs. Queen Barbara reigned over a homecoming dance held in the juco auditorium follow- ing the game. Basketball ueen Kathy Parsons was crowned 1967-68 Basketball Homecoming Queen during the half- time ceremonies at the CCCIC-Pratt basketball game. The attendants were Dena Tucker Sharon Wall. Becky Bush, and Jeanne Goff. A semi-formal dance followed the game in the CCCJC auditorium. 44 1 968 Tiger S Iajjf GX , '12-.mf Speech Plays STANDING, left to right: Rod Elder, Kathy Parsons, jeff Schlichter, Sharon Yarbrough, George O'Brock, Aritha Swain, Richard Peacock. l .,,-M '-- Pam Williams, Diana DeVarennes, jeff Schlichtcr, Diana Campbell. 1 The spring or second se - mester speech play was pre- sented on April 4 and 5 in the former junior high auditori- um. The cast was composed of those stu- dents who We re. active in and taking speech class. Direct- ing the play was Mr. Dewell who also selected the characters. The title of the spring play is SPOON RIV- ER ANTHOL - OGY by Edgar Lee Masters. Many long hours of work were required to make the play the suc - cess that it Was. S Mike Shklar, Diana DeVarennes, THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST. the fall speech play was cast and dir ected by the speech instruc - tor. Mr. Dewell. The play. an English satire Written by Oscar Wilde, was a success and enjoyed by all who at- tended. Each character was carefully selected and he re - hearsed many hours to pre - sent a fine production. 5 in Cast takes break to pose for the photographers. mO+-H-imL E+-HUP III Football . ,V 1, -.-gem 1, .V X '-::.Z.-21.14.117 1.1.-fr-4 If.. f: , N, - - v , , , .f A 7' , .1 ,,m,...-4, 'aff-A-. T-, . ,.-, .-4' Q -1 4 , J ' -V . IM, V rw., 4 ,J '1 1 - .J , S Q- 'r A ,,:....3.cn.-..--.- 4 , A I -A .I -,Vg A-,fl -:V-Z :L MJ-.ln-,MJT-f f 'J .I 1- FRONT ROW, left to right: Terry Cook, Roger Chase, Cvarrah Ibach, John Smith, Alex Shilinga, Bill Thibedeau, Lenny Chas- tain, Bob jones, Monty Lingo. SECOND ROW: Orville White, Louis Morris, Dwain Stout, Don Beverley, Joe Schooler, Mike Morrison, Rick Otto, Dan Peterson, Dan Edens, Art Robertson, Bill Kenney. THIRD ROW: lim Squires, Tom Simpson, Pete Miller, Don Welch, Fred Hand, Max Stacey, Mike Gracy, Pat Simmons, Maurice Dewberry, Rick Bigham. BACK ROW: Charles Davis. Norman Stoddard, Dennis Chiles, Steve Barse, joel Arnold, Harvey Morgan, Sam Littles, Richard Dame, Mike Fitzgihhons, Bob Booth, Art Chase. 5-5 Season For Tigers On the whole, the '67 season can certainly be looked upon as a success, due to the strong late season finish by the Tigers, coached by Ben Cleveland and Walt Mathiasmeier. The Bengals finished 5-5 for the season, but with a few more breaks they could have easily finished 7-3. A slow start dampened SCOREBOARD hopes for a high finish in the Jayhawk ,luco Conference giving the Tigers a fifth place rating with league victories oversPratt, lgfrtdiiogity Butler, and Independence. It would seem that the key to a suc- CQCJC Hutciiimon cessful season would he a good start and not a slow one. CCCJC Central Sf-its B Returnin of soihoniores this fear were Sam Littles Richard CCCIC E1 Dorado R Pi l , H 3 , L l f cccjc Coffeyville Dame, Boh Booth, ,lim Squires, Tom Simpson, Mike Gracy, Pat QQCJC Dodge city Simmons. Maurice Dewherry, Rick Bigham, Dwain Stout, Dan CCglg Pfgtf d Peterson, Dan Edens, Bill Kenney, Terry Cook, Roger Chase, ggcjlc 5381211 ence Carrah lhach, and ,lohn Smith. Those named to the KUCC team QCQJQ Aiumni were Dwain Stout, honorable mention at center spot and joel Arnold, first team interior lineman spot in defensive five -man line. llonorahle mention also included Sam Littles and Bob Booth, Dan Edens and Dan Peterson, defensive linebackers, and Bill Kenney, safety. 48 I T' 'a ' 1 7 T X Q - -'f'9f 'i 'W 'f ' 'K n N avl- K I . 4 4' 1 A Z- fl? . .X ,Eff ,WM 'L ' A ., ':.. N x Q ,. ' .. its I2 4-lui 1 I1- '-F' I' ' 5 N 'z 4 Q15 ,v ., Q - -sr-........... ,M Tm., 11..- its -1--1, in-X y A N4 f n X 4 N w . ww F .aiu M as , W, 1a 25UfASf'.,v f . ,mv Basketball mf' 'WR' ww? Q15 FRONT ROW, left to right: Marshall Griffin, Harold Pfau, Randy Sawyer, manager Stanley Burdett, Pat Johnson, Billy Min- son, Steve Minson. BACK ROW: Assistant coach Sonny Maynard, Charles Towles, Keith jackson, Larry Liedtke, Gary Woody, Chick Viger, Chuck Roush, john Braddy, Ed Whitehead, Wayne Townes, head coach Del Heidebrecht. Cowley County jefferson County, Moberly 76 77 Moberly College, Moberly 97 87 Independence 102 72 Northern J. C. , Tonkawa 101 95 Iola J. C. 97 95 Chanute 1. C. 92 77 W. S. U. Freshmen 86 96 Sacred Heart, Wichita 74 66 Northern J. C. , Tonlqawa 82 84 Garden City J. C. 71 77 Dodge City J. C. 88 80 O. S. U. Freshmen 71 54 Butler County J. C. 98 82 Hutchinson 1. C. 84 83 St. johns J. C. 70 81 Pratt J. C. 86 95 Coffeyville J. C. 81 71 W. S. U. Freshmen 97 75 Garden City J. C. 80 91 Butler County J. C. 77 65 Dodge City J. C. 95 84 Independence J. C. 80 69 Hutchinson 1. C. 115 81 8 Parsons j. C. 82 107 St. johns J. C. 70 92 Pratt 1. C. 111 99 O. S. U. Freshmen 91 75 The 1967-68 Tiger cagers coached by Del Heide- brecht and assistant coach Sonny Maynard, tied for fourth place this year in Western Conference Divi- sion. lt could be said that the lack of experience was a deficit to the Tigers with only four returning soph- omores--Larry Leidtke, Randy Sawyer, Steve Minson and Pat johnson. Also hindering the squad was the loss of several instrumental men early in the season. The Tigers began the season by playing good ball with few errors that needed to be pressed out in time. Overall games stood at 9 wins and 18 losses for the Bengals, and a record of 5 wins and 5 losses was recorded in conference play with l loss to Pratt, 2 to Garden City, and 2 to El Dorado. The Bengals re- turned to play the Pratt Beavers in a tournament at Hutchinson, losing 72-74, thus ending the season. There are several players Worthy of individual re- cognition. The top three scorers were Steve Minson, Keith jackson, Chick Viger, respectively. Those bringing down the most rebounds were Keith jackson, Ed Whitehead, and Gary Woody. Individuals receiving the highest points were Steve Minson with 34, Chick Viger with 27, and Keith jackson and Cary Woody both with 26. The 1967 -68 season brought much experience to the Tiger freshmen which Will be of vital importance for the 1968-69 season. Minson brothers in fast break Vlfhitehead makes jump shot HIGHLRND corvlrvsumm Jumzon cw, t'.:..Afev HIGHLAND, KANSAS Track - Gobf T as ZW' if Fl - 1 4 V W 4 I I ,jf 1' ' ,f'4'. K 151 if-I I ff in I . f gg, IM if f .. 1 1 2 , - 1 - fi FRONT ROW, left to right: Leonard Chastain, Garrah Ibach, Art Robinson, joe Schooler, Louis Morris, Bob jones. BACK ROW: Pat Simmons, Sam Littlcs, joel Arnold, Max Stacy. The 1967-68 track team composed of ten men un- derwent training in late winter in order to face com- petition in the spring. The team is made up of three sophomores and seven freshmen. Competing in the quarter mile was Chastain, Mor- ris, Schooler, and Simmons. Running the mile relay was Simmons, Littles, and Ibach. Robinson ran the 220 yd. and the 100 yd. dashes. High jump was competed in by jones, and the disk and shot were thrown by Ar- nold and Stacy. The Cowley County Community junior College golf team coached by Mr. Mathias- mier teed off in early spring to officially begin the 1967-68 golf season. BACK ROW, left to right: Otis Morrow, Larry Liedtke. FRONT ROW: Walter Lewis, john Bishop, Tim Turner. ,1- 52 Tiger Business M us! G0 Un 'O 2 does tequal 4. Y. .My n Vs V X ,f-and 'Q 5 - , tw 1-W ..,,,. Q fm- EW vw 1' Z ' f l 5 3 But we've got to have an officer. l LJ n F Tri- -JCAZIIS Best A 'j'-'m:wu9miQ1'i'n'Q , W ., 'Yi Pm' . 1529 5 jog school on 1 '.'l 1 u n Y . I Q as 'Y' 1 l ,Li S . Big wheels run in big circles. 46'3gf.f -A 1S3. ik 'nw sw -. Mx f W.- .1 -V 4 5 4 , A I A 2 1 1 Long, lsn t 1t? 55 Tex Index Alcorn, D. 14 Allen. B. 14 Alsip. D. 14 Alsip. R. K. 4-32-38 Alsip. R. L. 14-35 Andes. T. 14 Angari. A. 4 Arnold. J. 14-48-52 12Artherton, B. 4-38 Artherton. C. 14-38 Artherton, M. 14-38 11:Asbe1l. L. 4 'iAsbury, M. 4 'kAtkinson, W. 4-40 Bacastow. L. 14-35 Bada. 1. 14 Bailey, T. 4 Bair. S. 14 :L 911 P14 .Baker. D. 14 Baker. T. 14 Baker. S. 14 Ball, D. 24 'XBa1l, W. 4-35 'kBanfill, R. 4 Banister. T. 14 Barker. j. 14-36 DkBarkman, K. 4 1iBarondeau, E. 4 'FBartley. G. 4 Barse. S. 14-48 Bazil, V. 14-38 'kBeeson, R. 4 1kBerg, P. 4 Bergkamp, T. 14 Beverly, D. 14-48 'kBigham, R. 4-39-48 1cBills, j. 4-37 Bills. P. 14 Bilyeu. R. 14 Bishop, J. 14-34-42-52 Blackwell. A. 14 Blackwell, D. 4 PF 1? Denotes Sophomore Bliss, J. 14 Bogner, S. 14 Booher. S. 14 'kBootli, R. 4-35-39-48 'kBoswell, D. 4-32-39 Bowman, R. 14 1kBowman, R. S. 4-36 Boyle, T. 15 Bradbury, D. 15 S4Braddy, J. 4-50 Bradley, R. 15 Brant. D. 15 Braungardt, M. 15-35 Breece, R. 4 Brewer, G. 15 Brewer, P. 15 Bridges, K. 15 'kBridges, M. 4-32-38 :'qBritton, B. 5 Broce, K. 15 Brock. H. 15-37 Brooks, B. 15-42 1kBrooks, L. 5 t Brothers, J. 5 Brown, D. 15 '1'Brown, L. 5 Brown, L. M. 15 TBruning, S. 5 2Burdett, S. 5-39-50 Burns, G. 15 Burton, W. 15-37 Bush, R. 15-37-44 Buzzell, M. 15-36-40 Calder. J. 15 11'Calvin, D. 5 Calvin, R. 15 Campbell, D. 15-35-36-40 46 714 Cannon, D. 15 Carlson, B. 15 1kCarson, D. 5 Casner, D. 15 56 Caudillo, M. 15 Chandler, M. 15 Chase, A. 15-48 ?FChase, R. 5-39-48 Chastain, L. 15-48 - Cherry, D. 15-35 Chiles, D. 16-48 1FChi1ders, R. 5 'kChristenson, B. 5 1kClark, C. 5 Clasen, j. 16 :kC1asen, R. 5-40 1kC1over, 1. 5 Coats, A. 16 'kCoburn, E. 5 1 'Choohran, S. 5 Cole, G. 16 Collinsworth, A. 16 ?FColvin, C. 5 Conwell, R. 5 ?kCook, T. 5-39-48 Coulter, C. 16 Cover, C. 16-38-40 Cover, D. 16 Creed, M. 16 Crouse, F. 16 I Cully, M. 16-35-41 kDame, R. 5-48 Dammann, J. 16-35 Davis, C. 16-48 ttDavis, D. 5 1'EDavis, K. 5 Davis, R. 16-38-41 Davis, S. 16 kDawes, K. 5-41-42 Day, M. 16-36 5kDackard, D. 6-40 Dackard, V. 16 Desroches, K. 16 DeVarennes, D. 16-42 46 '1'Dewberry, M. 6-48 1EDobson, C. 6 Index Donlay, N. 16 'fDoughten, D. 6 'fDoW, K. 6 Dowdell, 16 i'2DoWler, G. 6-35 fF.dens, D. 6-39-48 Elam, J. 16 Elder, R. 16-36-46 Elliott, S. 16-37 Ellis, M. 16 ,'kEmberson, J. 6 ifEndeurd, T. 6 5'fEndorf, D. 6 Ernest, D. 16 'fEsquivel, P. 6-35-40 Fagan, D. 16 Feaster, D. 42 Feaster, D. G. 16 gFife R. 6 Fisher, J. 17-36-37-3 Fiske, S. 17 'fFitzgerald, R. 6 Fitzgibbons, M. 17-48 Fleury, S. 12 '1'F1ottman, M. 6-35 Frazee, R. 17 Froelich, C. 17 Fruits, C. 17 Fruits, D. 17 'l'Garretson, G. 6 Garrison, J. 17 Gasaway, J. 17 Gentry, A. 17 Gibbons, P. 17-40 Gibson, V. 17 a'cGiVens, M. 6 Glick, D. 17 Goatley, G. 17 Goff, C. 17-41-44 Goforth, D. 17 Gombas, A. 17-40 nneids, H. 6 , 9 Gore, J. 17 'Gracy, M. 6-48 Graves, R. 17 Green, G. 17 Green, S. 17-41 1'Green, N. 6-40 Greenhagen, W. 17-35 Griffin, M. 17-50 Griffith, E. 17 fGroom, A. 6 fHadorn, J. 6 'l'Hamburg, M. 6 i2Hanan, M. 6 Hand, F. 17-48 'fHarmon, J. 7 'fHart, M. 7-45 Hartman, K. 17 'fHe1phinstine, G. 7 'fHenderson, G. 7 'fHenderson, G. 7-32-36-38- 41 ifHens1ey, S. 7-36 fHenton, N. 7 Hockenbury, D. 17 Hoffines, S. 17-34-36 Holman, R. 18 Homrani, A. 18 fHooten, J. 7-32-33-39 Hostetter, P. 18 fHoVepian, S. 7 'Hoyle, K. 7-39 Hubbard, S. 18-40 'Hudd1eston, P. 7-36 Huddleston, B. 18-36-40-43 fHuffman, D. 7 Huffstutter, Sharon 18 'kHuffstutter, Sue 7-38-41 Hughes, J. 42 Hunter, S. 18-40 Hylton, S. 18-35 '1baCh, G. 7-34-38-39-48-52 Jackson, K. 50 57 Johnson, C. 18-37 Vacques, J. 7-32-36-38-41 aworsky, G. 18 johnson, G. 18-35 ifohnson, James 7 johnson Janice 18-36 Johnson, L. 18 iffohnson M. 7 ilfohnson P. 7-34-39-50 Sohnson, R. 18 'lfohnson Robert 7 'ffohnson S. 7-37 ones, B. 18-36 ifones, C. 7 Jones, G. 18 fones, K. 12 fones, R. L. 18-48-52 jordan, R. 18 Woslin, M. 7-35 iustice, K. 18 -38 fustice, T. 18 Kanelakos, P. 18 'fKeas1ing, L. 7-35 'fKeady, R. 8 '1'Kelley, F. 8 ifKe1ley, J. 8-41 'kKenney, W. 8-34-39-48 ikKhalifeh, M. 8 'l'King, R. 8 'fKirksey, J. 8 Kiser, P. 18 Kliewer, H. 18 'fKline, C. 8-34-39 Knopp, J. 18-35 'fKoch, K. 8-34-45 'l'Korte, F. 8 Krone, G. 18 Laird, D. 18 Lammy, S. 18 'l'LaPee, M. 8 LaPorte, J. 19 'l'Lauppe, F. 8 'lc Denotes Sophomore Index Lawhon. W. 19 Levato, R. 19 Lewis. W. 19-37-52 tiLiedtlte, L. 8-38-50-52 Lingo, M. 19-48 'FLitt1es, S. 8-39-48-52 Littrell, K. 19 5kLo1ar, G. 8-38 Longshore, L. 8 Lough, J. 19 Loyd, G. 19-34-36-38-41 Lunney, N. 19 Lytle, A. 19 McClure, P. 19 McClure, T. 19 l'McGorgary, S. 8-34-38 McCullough, M. 19 5kMcDaniel, M. 8-35-42 McDonald, L. 19-37-40 Mclntire, H. 19 :'kMc1ntosh, R. 8-35 McLaughlin, D. 19 Marrs, C. 19-39-43 Marrs, R. 19-35 Martin, E. 19 Martin, S. 19 Matthews, W. 19-45 Mayberry, K. 19 Mayhill, S. 19 Mayo, T. 8 Meiers, J. 19 Meirs, T. 19 Metcalf, S. 19 Miley, R. 19 'FMi1es, G. 8-34-38 Miller, G. 19 Miller, K. 20 Miller, O. 20-48 'kMi11er, P. 8 Minson, B. 20-50 'l'Minson, S. 8-39-50 Miser, S. 20-43 PF 'l' Denotes Sophomore Morgan . H. 20 -48 Morgan, S. 20-34-38 Morris, L. 20-48-52 Morrison, M. 20-48 Morrow, O. 9-52 Munday, A. 20-37 Munday, S. 20 Musson, M. 20 Naden, W. 9 'l'Nea1, K. 9-35 Neal, M. 20 4Neitzke, B. 9 'kNeas, E. 9 'l'Ne11is, V. 9-32-38 Newkirk, J. 20 Newman, M. 20 'l'Niles, B. 9 kNiskern, P. 9-36 xNivens, S. 9-35 Noel, S. 20 Nugen, M. 20 :'2Obrock, G. 9-46 'O'Daniel, G. 9 :O'Hair, S. 9 Olmstead, V. 20 'l'O1son, G. 9-32-38 Osenbaugh, G. 20 Otto, R. 20-48 Owens, A. 20 Pack, B. 20 gPalmer, P. 9-40 'kPalmer, T. 9 Pappan, D. 20 Pappan, L. 20 211 aj: 4 Parsons, K. 20-38-41-44-46 'iParks, P. 9-32-34-38-40 Peacock, R. 20-46 Pearce, T. 20 Peck, J. 20 'kPendrack, D. 9 Penix, T. 20 'kPerico, J. 9 58 Perry, G. 21-35 Peters, S. 21 cPeterson, D. 9-39-48 Pettigrew, H. 21 1'Pettigrew, N. 9-40 Pfau, H. 21-50 Phillippi, D. 21 'kPhipps, E. 9 B 9 :Porter, . Potter, T. 21 Powell, C. 21 Priest, L. 21 'Rairdon, J. 9 kRameriz, MI. 10 Rankin, M. 21-41 Ratzlaff, R. 21-34-40 'Reed, j. 10 Reinking, S. 21 taeisch, J. 10 ?kReser, R. 10 Rhodd, R. 21 Rider, G. 21-35 Riggs, D. 21 :Riley, L. 10 'kRoberts, A. 10 Robinson, A. 21-48-52 Robinson, J. 21 ' 5 Rogers, C. 10-42 Rogers, P. 21 Roseberry, S. 21-35 Ross, B. 21 Roush, G. 21-50 Rowe, D. 12 Rowe, G. 21 Royster, S. 21 'kRussel1, D. 10 'l'Rutter, R. 10 Sapp, W. 21 4Sawyer, R. 10-50 'l'Schanbacker, H. 10 'kScheureman, D. 10 46 Schlichter, J. 21 -36- Index Schones, C. 21 Schooler, J. 21-48-52 Schooley, D. 21-35-36 'kSchwintz, C. 10 :'kScott, W. 10 Setzkorn, R. 22 i'kShaff, C. 10 Shannon, K. 12-42 Shaw, T. 22-36 Shields, K. 22 Shilinga, A. 22-48 i'Shklar, M. 10-46 '1'Shurtz, D. 10 Shurtz, J. 22-37 'kSiever, L. 10 Stevenson, R. 22-36 :SteWart, D. ll 'SteWart, P. 11-37 Stinemetze, D. 22 Stines, R. 22 ikStockson, R. 11 Stoddard, N. 22-48 'l'Stout, D. 11-41 'kStout, Dwain ll-48 StoVer, 1. ll Strickland, C. 22-35 Stuchal, C. 22 WStuckey, 1. ll Summers, R. 22 Simmons, D. 22 i Simmons, P. 10-48-52 Svastisalee, S. 23 Swaim, A. 23-39-42- Sweely, K. 23 Smith Simon, R. 22 iSimpson, T. 10-39-48 iiSlaven, E. 10 ,C. 22 'l'Sybrant, j. ll Talbert, J. 23 5 Taylor, D. 11-36 Taylor, Darlene 23 'kSmi'th, D. 10 Smith, Dianne 22-43 kSmith, E. 10 Smith, G. 22-35 smith, J. 22-37 i Smith, Joe ll Taylor, N. 23-35-37 'TeboW, C. ll A. 23 Teufel, Thibodeau W. 23-48 Thompson, C. 23 Thompson, J. 12 Smith, john 22-48 Snyder, M. 22 Sowder, D. 22 Sparks, D. 22 ikSparks, R. 11 Speer, R. 22 'kSpeer, S. ll kSquires, VI. 11 -38 -39 -48 Stacy, M. 22 Stacy, Max 22-48-52 Stafford, C. 22 -37 Towles, C. 23-50 Towles E. 23 Townes A. 23-50 'kTucker D. 11-44 '1'Tucker S. 11 '1'Turner, T. 11-38-39 'l'Unruh, D. 11 Utt, B. 23 'iUtt, M. 11 VanP1eet, R. 23 VanSick1e, J. 23 VanSickle, W. 23 Stanley, W. 22 Vardy, W. 23 Starkey, S. 22 'kVaVra, B. 11 iiSteele, R. ll Viger, C. 23-50 59 4 52 Vore, D. 23 -37 -38 Walker, C. 23 Walker, j. 23-40 Walker, S. 23-38 Walker, W. 23 Wall, C. 23 Wall, S. 23-36-44 i'2Watson, B. 11 Watson, L. 23-36 Watson, M. 23 iWatson, R. ll-38 Watson, V. 23 Weaver, R. 24 'kWebb, M. 12 'Weekley, K. 12-45 Welch, D. 24-48 Weller, B. 24-36-40 Wells, T. 24 i Wells, W. 12 'Werner, R. 12 'West, S. 12-40-41 Westoff, V. 24-35 White, B. 24-35-37 White, O. 24-48 Whitehead, E. 24-50 Williams, P. 24-46 Williams, R. 24 kWilliams, T. 12 Willoughby, E. 24 Wilson, C. 24 Wilson, S. 24-37 Woody, G. 24-50 kWrampe, M. 12-41 Wright, D. 24 'kYarbrough, S. 12-32-38 40 46 Ybarra, V. 24 Yeager, C. 24 Young, G. 24 Young, L. 24 Young, W. 24-35 'ZornoW, D. 12 'l' Denotes Sophomore AN OPEN LETTER TO J. KELSEY DAY: We hope that you aren't too annoyed at us for slipping in this page, but We have en- joyed fooling you for once. Since coming to CCCJC in 1946, you have shown a deep, sincere concern for the wel- fare of the student body, both as a group and as individuals and have labored untiringly for their benefit. An active interest and participation in civic and religious affairs have made you an inspiration to all who have ever known you. You have helped hundreds of students work their way through staggering mountains of starfish, worms, and protozoa. Into our young minds you have planted the fertile seeds of knowledge. But more important than that, you have held before us the ideal of clear, concise, and logical thinking, and have taught us respect for the deeper meanings of life. Because of your untiring efforts to serve everyone in CCCJC in the many years you have been here, and the pleasant Way in which you serve and because of our esteem and respect for you as a teacher and a person, we of the annual staff do dedicate this i968 TIGER to J. KELSEY DAY. 68 TIGER STAFF 60 all ' 1 5' 0 Pl I 'B Q O J . Q-1 .1 3 Q, ll ? r 7 I f r W V 1 V r P i ! e i L Z L R L . I V I q, r n 1 I I u u v x E, K F H4 P 1 9 , F. L.: if---ii 7-1. K. 92' v' in VJ' , .Y Y' Nj? '. ,'a'VT1iEwlJEXIX'l 2, 1 v 'V Center Cgpmgmgrcmkge l!'y, j1'KonsQgi V' ,A x Xi' W HfGHLAfXJD f 'f3Mf,,,gg .1 Uf-1. uf' fa. A JX,!N:.,ff? C535 i Slfwi' 9 , a If'H.15'gf.,.f1 5, :L ,N M n v4 . -.. 1 H Nw, -.7771Q,v: . fl-AVL, x J D 4. 'Y .rvxrxluxixmiraixlglia-1v. : 'Tc Qulumzry.. 'x:5:!:xw:R:f1.W: ' ..f nav