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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1970 volume:

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NH , J, rv ,Ja A I I IV Y 5 1 , 'rv fb 'X n' ' X .- A ,1. u 1 , 4 N in lj? wif f IAA-Nz. . x.., , F ,IL -- - 4'31'Z4' f' I 1 '0-ff R v'65'f. K . ,ml 1 .wi 'f f? D X ul 0 ,, N. , fy mam? Wofznvienwzdfy fwubfzf qaffge TIGER 7970 Arkansas City, Kansas Table Of Contents Student Life Administration And Faculty Freshmen Sophomores Organizations Athletics Activities In dex STUDENT LIFE 1 1 7 ! Christmas decorations add color to the President's office. -4 1'-ml Mrs. Convacevich beautifies the lounge. DRESS RIGHT WEEK vmmmxm' 9- 13 msxnxx. mm, mm, - f 'FHL if DRESS UP 'Wie' Time to get the press rolling! An annual display for Phi Beta Lambda ,, MM' ' ji, 5,1 if . X' mai' 1i? ,' VSV - ' 'fe W viz ' P ' I Q 91 Bill Galle is caught in the midst of a Cultural Revolution. M ,. swam -1. Carla Wilson stands as she watches T.V. in the new students lounge. Saundra Nichols uses her skills in sculpturing. Singing Carols starts the Christmas Spirit for many at C. C. C.j.C. 5 Representatives of our overloaded C. C. C.j. C. students. VVhat kind of man reads P1ayboy? fKenric Steinert! ? ! ? U F .Fix Nad' Art through the 70's begin in Mrs. ConvaCevich's class. ff' ,vi ff ly l PM J X, 5.1 WW f , W, ,,+:,s,:z.fL': 'V The Restless Hours! ! ! QM . U- .tr . ,,,- ,, if Conspiritor catch and reveal Uncle Diry's identity. 7 Who so thirsty jan. 1, 1970, Anita Shafer? For the first time in the history of CCCJC a new smoking policy Went into ef feet February 4, 1970. Designated areas have been approved for smoking within the CCCjC's main building. ' Ei! ,l .if 1 4 lil W , I ,pm M X, . .41 Q K , ' rpg jf vs'-MTW B , V TDVAY A 1 5 S 'i , . 'Sm X W, -1 1 ,. ff . -Q-sz Mike Newton makes use Of the new policy. Bill Galle flips over the smoking policy. Campaigning for Stuco Pres. of the 1970-71 year. Larry Allred E Mike McClure Martin Metz .2 ADMINISTRATIGN 84 FACULTY Mrs. Wheeler discusses the importance of O O U Administration Mr. Winston Scott, Dean of Administration and Student Affairs, Mr. Walter Mathiasineier, Director of General Edu- cation, Mr. A. F. Buffo, Dean of Occupational Education. Dr. Gwen Nelson, President of CCCJC, Cheers on the Octo- ber bond drive. Mr. J. E. Moore, Business Manager and clerk of the Board of Trustees. 1 . Members of the Board of Trustees are, Walter David, Aubrey Foster, Harold Walker, Dan Walker, Andrew Swoyer and Ed Gilliland. .. , 'N ..m'V 'D ,. .X gf ,Q s . t I ,. -+..,.,,, Administration And Auxilliary Staff CCCjC's custodians are Grant Gribble and J. Harold Woosley. Q 2 x Q Xsxw 4 AF NMMQ 15 fn ., 6 F' s 5 mai Q ii v?,QQ? Es ii' it - ..,, , lvlh lit 1155 ' ' it 'A T27 i, -f y Q 5' ft' 'V S ,. .- f if . , -gt ,Q ' iff' 'V Lv -ik, 7' 'XS - X 9 : 0 ' ix :'?.i Mary Margaret Williams, Director of Admissions, Records, and Education, john H. Boehnke, Coordinator of Counseling, Se- lective Service, and Veterans Affairs, Elmer Morris, Director of Neighborhood Youth Corps, Director of Student Housing, and Financial Aids Officer, jack jarret, Supervisor of Adult Education. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beverly Anderson, Secretary to the Dean of Occupational Education, Mrs. Peggy Pfleider, Secretary to the Director of General Education, Mrs. Ruth Cvillock, Secretry to President Nelson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cheryl Wahlenmaier, Sec- retary to the Counseling Center and Receptionist, Mrs. Darlene Snyder, Secretary to the Financial Aids Officer and Counseling Center, Mrs. Ava Lohmann, Secretary to Dean of Administration and Student Affairs, and Mrs. Ardelia Ferris, Secretary to the Business Manager. Hia, 153 za ss ll Faculty This is the first year for the courses at GGGJC to be divided into three major divi- sions. These divisions are the Division of Oc- cupational Education vvhich includes the De- partment of Business, Department of lndus- trial Technology, and the Department of Adult Education. The Second is the Division for as Administration and Student Affairs, and the third is the Division of General Education. The as f three divisions are headed by Dean Anton Buf- if fo, Dean Winston Scott and Dean Walt Mathi- asmeier, respectively. Higgs? K The Courses and faculty have been divided into five divisions. The DGp8.I'f1'I1G1111 of l-lL11'1'13I1ll1lGS, chols, jack Nail, and Kitty jordan with a project. 1. P. Devvell chairmang the Department of So- cial Sciences, Leonard Hathcoat chairman, Department of Natural Sciences, Lonnie F. Bedwell chairman, the Department of Business and Service Technology, Richard Tredway chairman and Department of Industrial Tech- nology, Ben L. Cleveland chairman. Mrs. Sue jean Covacevich, Art instructor, helps Sandra Ni- The reason for these changes in the system of education is for better organization and under- standing between departments and to provide a better education for everyone concerned. Members of the Department of Humanities are: SITTING: j.P. Dewell, Speech and Department Chairman. STANDING: K.R. Galle, German, Mrs. Ruth Elaine Brown, English, Mrs. Margaret M. Wheeler, Englishg Miss Leota janzen, English, Thomas A. Newton, English and Student Publications, August S. Trollman, Musicg Mrs. Sue jean Covacevich, Art, Mrs. Fostine Mon- crief, Music, and Mrs. jo Leon, Spanish. ..,.......1-un-........gmm.T..s me .gm an -:ft ,.7..m5'34u535.5'i:4 x ' K' 5 f r 'iw' i 1,31 , ,Q V ff -r r ,H gl fx 5, ,T its 1 .Av 1-7 -ZX 12 Faculty F7 l f! 'YM ' Xa 'VIUIIIQ Members of the Department of Natural Sciences: FRONT ROW--I. Kelsey Day, Biology, Lonnie F. Bedwell, Physical Science and Department Chairman, Larry L. Clark, Mathematics. BACK ROW--Mrs. Carol E. Bridges, Mathematics, Delbert Heide- brecht, Health and Physical Education, and Robert A. Logan, Chemistry. Not pictured--Mrs. Gayle Ann Bradshaw, Physical Education, Lester Neal, Microbiology, Bonnie Tharp, Mental Health, and Clarence E. Young, Mental Health. Members of the Department of Business and Service Technology. FRONT ROW: Miss Mary Wilson, Businessg Mrs. Catherine Dean Goehring, Business, Gerald H. Anderson, Data Processing. BACK ROW: Richard E. Tredway, Agri-Business and Depart- ment Chairman, Raymond Williamson, Distributive Education, and Conrad C. jimison, Agr-Business, Not pictured--Frank M. Robertson II, Police Science. e 9 5 g . . E ll A A ft' vpn.. ibn 5 XS Faculty X. nh.. Members of the Department of Industrial Technology. FRONT ROW: Charles White, Related Subjects: jason G. Klier, Technical Drawing, Ben L. Cleveland, Carpentry and Department Chairman. BACK ROW: Everett A. Malan, En- gineering Drawingg james F. Edwards, Electronics: and Leo Folck, Related Subjects. Not Pictured--Lester Griffith, Auto Mechanics: O. Gordon Hock, Auto Mechanics, Robert E. justice, Welding, and Bruce L. Stephens, Machine Shop. Members of the Department of the Social Sciences: Gene McConell, Social Sciences: Robert E. Lawson, Social Science, Mrs. Lois E. Winegarner, Home Economics, Mrs. Irene Logan Bucker, American History and Sociology: Lewis A. McPherren, Phi- losophy: Leonard Hathcoat, Economics and Department Chairman, and Phil P. Peery, Psychology. I 'l 14 Faculty structor of machine shop. Mrs. Gayle Bradshaw, girls physical education. I Frank Robertson, in structor of police science . R. E. justice, welding instructor. Lester Griffith, auto me- chanics instructor. Gordon I-lock, auto mechanics and related subj ects instructor. Faculty StaffAt Work And At Play Miss Leota janzen enjoying a typical day of teaching Freshman English I. Mrs. Sue jean Covacevich, Art instructor, reads a Playboy magazine in her leisure time. 1 5 ' s Mr. john I-l. Boenke and Mr. Ben L. Cleveland talk over business during their free time. iii' Q T Miss Linda Lawrence, Freshman and student secretary, helps Mrs. Ardelia Ferris, Secretary to the Business Man- ager, with figuring bills. . Mrs. Elaine Brown Smiles while she gives her Basic Communications class an assignment. FRESHMEN Freshmen E Officers: Russ Bishop, vice-presidentg Pam Gilmore, secretaryg Bill Goff, presidentg C Barrett, Stuco representatives. Sue Adams Paul Allen Mary Allison Larry Allred Barbara Alsip Lois Archer X 18 arol McAdoo and Kevin Rick Abbott Loretta Abington 2 l , W... fl W- :Zf'-ff -uf---' ...N fi X GZ , David Armstrong john Arredondo Pat Avery Randy Bahruth 495' Linda Bair Richard Bales Don Barclay Kevin Barrett Rex Beeney Bernard Benning Larry Bills Russ Bishop Rita Blenden Karen Bogart Helen Booe Shirley Booe james Boyle Linda Bradley Paul Branine Rosanna Brock Sue Brooks Alvin Brown Brad Brownley David Burden Alberta Burks Iva Burns Lou Burns Rodney Byers Steve Cain james Camp john Camp Michael Camp Ronald Cannon Penny Carnevale Duane Chitwood Dan Clark Opal Clark Shirley Clark Casey Coats Tom Coats Daniel Cook john Cook Thomas Coury Karen Cover 933 .I-as A fir. Jack Cowell Ruby Cox Verdie Cox Steve Cranford Galen Crum Carolyn Davis Connie Dawes Merritte' DeBuhr Scott Demaree Richard Dixon Douglas Dodson Robert Dorman Dean Drouhard Ronald Dubach Marvin Duncan Michael Edmonson Shannon Emery Bruce Endorf Scott Ernst Anita Esquivel Helen Falkenburg Martha Feaster Oneita Feaster Catherine Ferris Richard Finley Lynn Fisher Steve Flower Debra Folger Michael Fortner joe Foust Mary Frame Sharon Frazer Mark Freeman Opal Fromme Linda Garren Robert Gerlach Valoyce Gibson Pamela Gilmore Dennis Goans Russel Goering Bill Golf Floyd Goff Sharon Goodman David Graham Debra Graham Melvin Graves Alice Gray Twila Gray Wayne Greenhagen Edward Griffith james Groene Bill Grogan Marilyn Grubb Viola Gumfory Patsy Haest Patricia Haney Katherine Harder Helen Hardman Lowell Hargrove Tim Harmon Sara Harper Sterling Harper Janice Harris Jolene Harris Robert Harris George Hartman Mary Hathaway David Hatfield Phyllis Hawkins Martha Hernandez Nancy Hicl-cs Donald Hodge David Holland Gary Holloway Ora Holt Barbara Hoover X Q -v 'US 4-x W. 'CLD WV 22 Andrew Hopper Keith Hostteter Kathleen Huddleston Gary Hull 1 Jimmie Hunter Lonnie Hutchinson Wesley Ireton Walter Isom Cecil jacks Peggy jarboe Kathryn Johnson Nan .Johnston Mary jones Robert Jordon jeffrey Judd Robert Kearns jeanene Kendall Scott Kennedy Nancy Kindred Roger King Stan Kizer Dorthy LaGal1e Glenn Lambert Stephen Lansden Linda Lawrence Sharon Lawrence johnn Leffingwell Eulah Lilly Blake Little Carol McAdoo Bob McChristian Victor McClung Michael McClure Beverly McDaniel Michael McEwen Marilyn McGehan Henry Mclntire Melinda Mclntie Don McNicol Steve McSpadden Iris Magnus Kevin Marks Jimmie Meairs john Metcalf 45 H Martin Metz Valerie Metz David Monares Roger Miles David Miller Michael Miller Donna Miser Barbara Moore Debra Morris Pamela Morris Terry Morton Louis Neal Stanley Nellis Fern Nelson Luella Nelson Alan Newman Michael Newton Denny Nivens john Nuttle Valerie Olson Jimmie Ormsby April Osborn Scott Palmer Lloyd Pappan Sharon Pappan Treva Parrish David Parsons Larry Patterson jay Patton Bradley Pendrak Pete Perdaris Harold Peterson John Postlewait Kenneth Potterton Donnie Pound Mona Prather yi-......,w kt I A 6. Stanley Puchalla David Rahn Donna Rambow Robert Ramey 4 fin 'Q'- S-' A '33 Gerald Ready Peggy Rector Roy Reed Dorothy Reid Richard Rettig Martin Reynolds Tab Richardson Sharon Rickard john Rider Vickie Ridgeway Ted Rieckenburg Frederich Rikli Steve Riley Leola Ring Doug Rim Gary Robinson Carole Rose Sinclair Royal Joe Rush Bill Russell Dan Saft Shirley Sawyer Terry Schermerhorn jay Schwyhart Vonna Scott Dianna Seaman Debra Sellers Gary Seley Prudie Seward Robert Shaver Freda Shelton William Sheridan Jeffery Sherrill Melva Siever Floyd Smith Rebecca Smith Tom Smith Vicky Smith Karen Snell Bonnie Snyder 5?T'.'2'N W' AT A 44 X. David Snyder Don Snyder Michael Sobba Joseph Soria Sandra Sparks Morna Stacy Glenn Staley Claudia Stewart Harold Strange Rodney Strubble Maynard Stucky Dean Taton Ernie Tauscher Greg Taylor Phillip Thomas Richard Thomas Myra Thomson Patricia Thurlow jay Thurlow Kathie Thurman Calvin Tibbs Clinton Tolles Betty Tooley Byron Townsend Jean Travis Wayne Tyler Billie Vannoy Terry Vannoy Steve Vann Michael Van Meter Carol Vardy David Vaughn Michael Vaughn Daryl Vickery Debby Vickery Judy Wadlow Harold Waldschmidt Claudia Ward David Ward Kent Wartick Barbara Watson Constance Watson Michael Watson Carolyn Weide ff!!-u X -rx ! john Young Larry Young Charles Yunker Bruce Zimmerman Jewel Weide Susie West Kenneth Westbrook Bob White Ben Wilcox Ron Wiley Elrena Williams Larry Williams Steven Williams Etta Willoughby Terry Willoughby Carla Wilson joseph Wilson Kathy Wilson Roger Wineinger Keith Wohlgemuth Randy Wolf Patrice Woner james Wood Janis Wood Terry Wood Sammie Wooten Roy Wymore Dennis Young SOPHOMGRES ..--mass-'s::5ss2s.. ssssssssssssssssss ssassssssssasss'sssss 's2g2ii:5E+F 'f 5f'5 55f P 2 'M1mQ'555l5S52i'. f 4?2'.E5 u -155: '-wssssssssis 5 .... .... asssssasggssssssz... 55sssssssssssss55sssss... 5 ---55555555555555555255sfsissassassaa: -... 5 SCH .ss . sg55555-5s55sssssssssss255ss''mussssssz sf :::::::::::. ::::::5555 5- 555555555 ,'-:: -1,:s,rY1f1--ss: 5171, 1 5555555555555555555555555:::::5:555..EEES555255555555555::55EE555E55::55225E:::!55EE5EE5:E5iE?55i5:- -1:3131 , '5555 25555555255-' 555 32 221112 ..s25'55'5555 :22P53'S 1':'f5 55525225555 5:555:: ,::::: 55555:::::::555E:::::::::5555g555::: 525,754.14 A225 '25f::::. -1 ':EE .'E555S:::: 5 :E555E55EEE5E5555E55E:::::::5555::: ..... 5,?f::,.5 '- 15217 5 'ssssssssssssssssssssssiiisssssssgh, 3 1,95 sssss ....... ---- - sssssss .... ...,:,,.. ,, 22255 555555555555555555 ''''T?55ff3TiZ1T 'Z2Zii?'7'5 is 32252251 Eissssssssesass 5 -55, ssssas555555sssssssss5 5521! 1 ..2-:::::::555gg::::::::::::::::::::::::::' -:5555:::::: gsm- :::::: :::::::5 -g. gg-mg: ,m2rg:::::::.::::H--:::::::55E:::::::g55 - ,,,35:.5:::::5555: .1-:1 - ,,.:'::::2:1?E:::::: -2 EEE5EEE::2iEEEEEEEEEE5Eii?EE!E5EE5Ei2 '2555555E55EEEE: ...:::55 555555222552 -5552555553: .EEEEEEE:::::::5555,: 7213555555555 7,3-535, 5, 555555555555555 , U - , 5sssss55 ....sssssssss ssssssssssssssssssss -5:55:52 , sssssss... ssss. 2235 5EEEEEEEEEEEig,g555555555::::EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEiEEEEE:::::::::::5--'::::2::::s:::::::::::c:::::::::::::::::- -2522222222222 111111112222255553355 :EEEEEEEEEEEEE 1 :M .......:::::::::::::::'53'55::555:552555:-:::::: ' '':':::::::::::E55E5555E5555i555!5ii::. . :.E5EE5EE5E2:::s::::::::::::::::: ' :.. riiiliiliiiiisaslill ::::::::::::::::::::- -555.ze:::--::::::::::::::::::::::5,5 ---- s:::::: -- '22 ---- ...... ........ - -:::::::::::::::::::: - --.. ..::: ::-':.. 2222212222222222222!2222: '2222lI22 'II2:2lilIII2122IE2I1I221QF'222ll5:g::'2'2222I222I!2222' ' '-59 -.-. 2II 'X :: 55:5 555555555i::::::::E555 f' ::::::555E5EEEE5E55'5 ,5::::::::::::: 555555,,,5555555555sss ses.sssss?55555555555555555ssssssssss55 sssssssssssss5555 ?s55555f5555i sss: .sssssss5, s 5 '''5EE:::::::::::::::::::EEE::s- ''::::::SEEEESESiE :::::::5E55i::gp 2E55E:::: '5'.:.:::. .-5EEE5EEs::::: ..55555555?5::: 2331251 5E555E55:: , . .... ..... . . ..::::::::f:5:5::::' --sssgsssssss 55555ssssssssss5555255 55...555,55-5ggz........,...5E:::55,:::5:.......:::::: ...::.......... ----5 ' '5 1555 'is555:sisssssssssssssssssi55555555555i5555555555 .. .funn ....... 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'CS 28 i53:j:.zgi 1' was Q ms-ge gs. 1 V .A-.Q , M lib 3 29 Kirk Braungardt Randall Bridges Janice Brown Robert Brown Gary Butler Steve Chapman Arthr Coats Charlotte Cover Jody David Doreatha DeLoach Jeanie Ellis Robert Elmore David Feaster Sharon Fiske Sonja Fletcher Lawrence Frazee Danny Fulton Rebecca Gearhardt Clark Gibson Robert Givens in , QMN-wx w-uw,-MN., .f ' .MN N ,ff 40 30 Karen Goatley Ray Godwin Robert Gottlop Shirley Graham joe Gray Paul Greer Linda Green Dennis Guinn Thomas Hadorn Robert Harader Ray Harding Larry Hargrove Suzanne Henry David Hensley Allen Herman Charles Hicks Eric Hilding Louise Holman David Honeyman Gary Hope Mba. wid QV -rs X Delores Hurst Jeannette Ibach Kurt Jeffery Craig johnson Eotis Johnson Betty Jones Danny jones Donald jordan Kitty jordan Robert jordan Larry Kadau Robert Koch Gary Korte John Kretzer Rick Lacey Lois Lewis Richard Lewis William Logan Cecil Lower Teresa McCle ary Millicent McClure Ralph McClure Terry McClure Martin McCorgary Thomas McElroy Robert McKenzee Phillip Marrs Rodney Marrs Gerald Marshal David Massey Ray Maxwell Charles Miller Steven Moore Louis Neal Larry Osburn Alan Owens Barbara Pack Mark Parscale James Perdue Robert Peterson :gun-4? wa?- WX 127'-Z'! Richard Potterton Steven Rettig Bobbie Rush David Rush janet Schmitt Virgil Schultz Randy Shay janet Shelburn Carroll Shoup Allan Sims Velma Skinner Cheryl Sloan Bruce Smith Thomas Sorrell Stephen Spratt Kenric Steinert Kim Stephen Eudene Stephenson james Stevenson Shirley Stevenson 'UL .iffqw iq ,1 S-if in N Steve Strobel Bernice Strubel Keith Stultz Clinton Thompson Danny Thompson Nicki Thurlow James Ulbrich Dixie Weir Sara West Ramona Westbrook Richard Whayne Wayne Vlfhitehill Shirley Whiteman Gary Wilkerson Doyle Wilson Gerald Wilson Ethel Wippich john Woydziak Benny Ybarra Gary Yockey ORGANIZATIONS Debbie Baerg, Roberta Bailey, and Robert Shaver are looking over the Homecoming corsages and candy being sold by Phi Beta Lambda member Jody David. Stuco: Rita Blenden, Debbie Vickery, Carol McAdoo, Terry Morton, Louise Peters, Kevin Barret, john Woodworth, Mr. Day Suzanne Henry, H.j. johnson, Danny jones, Carla Wilson, Eric Hilding, Bill Goff, Linda Adams. Student Council john Woodworth presided over the 1969--1970 governing body at Cowley County Community junior College. Stuco made many needed changes this year by abolishing the old dress code and introducing a new, more liberal code. They introduced and helped pass a right to smoke on campus bill. Furthermore, the student leaders had a TV installed in the newly decorated lounge. The student council organized the after-game socials and the coronation ceremonies. Students can now keep up with the happenings of the council by reading Stuco minutes in the TIGER TALES. Cheerleaders The cheerleaders of Tri C-jc help promote school spirit at the athletic events as well at afford leadership in all areas on campus. The girls this year attended all home gamers and most out-of-town games. Furthermore, they organized pep assemblies and rallies. First semester, the cheerleaders Visited ani joined a cheerleading clinic in El Dorado. They have done a remarkable job this year, being commended by several other college campuses. Cheerleaders: VERTICALLY: Pam Gilmore, Eva Perdaris Janice Wood, Sue Adams. LEFT: Suzanne Henry, Rita Blen den. RIGHT: Dixie Wier, Linda Adams. Tiger Tales Staff ff! Linda Lawrence, David Snyder, Carol McAdoo, Donna Turney. Student Publications This year for the first time, 1969-70, all stu- dent publications are being operated within one program. Student publications is directed by Mr. Thomas A. Newton who also teaches En- glish and American literature. Courses and projects under Mr. Newton's sponsorship this year include the journalism classes which prepare the Tiger Tales, the biweekly school newspaper 5 the Bulletin, a daily news sheet with international, national, state, local, and college headlinesg the Tiger, the college yearbook, the Ides of March, CCCjC's first student literary magazineg a student art calender prepared in conjunction with Mrs. Covacevich's art classes. Innovations this year for student publications include the Bulletin, the Ides of March, the art calendar, and advertising in the Tiger Tales. The Tiger Tale editorial staff for first se- mester was headed by Art Coats, student edi- torg Bill Galle, advertising managerg Mike Newton, sports editor 5 Larry Frazee, staff printer and photographer. Second semester's staff: Mike Newton, student editor, Bill Galle, advertising managerg David Feaster, sports editorg Larry Frazee, photographer. K f- , , if.- ' '-A-f - '.Z.JL'l'i' V T, T, ,ini I Q H Nx...,-ef STANDING: Mike Newton, Mike McClure, Sharon Hubbard, William Galle, David Feaster. SEATED: Jeanie Ellis, Roberta Bailey. Sponsor, Mr. Tom A. Newton. Tiger Staff JI fi T Q.. , ' fa, , iw Ei e I ,V-is, . fs--,-,4 f si 5 V. . . JY' E I .N .X Sem Q ,i . . 2' . ' 135 sw .Q A.,. 4 . 1 , ,N , -+.,,,! gp U wi N? L. r . ie it Q.. .. 'I E it .. Sterling Harper, David Feaster, Linda Lawrence, Glenda 37 Withrow, Sharon Hubbard. Um. ,, .. i r l Choir pianist--Donna Miser, FRONT: Cathy Ferris, Kathy Thurman, Melina Mclntire, Sara Harper, Connie Hopkins, Linda Adams, Marilyn McGehan, Valerie Olson, Helen Falkenburg, Peggie Rector, Mr. Trol.lman-- director. SECOND ROW: Linda Bradley, Marilyn Grubb, Linda Lawrence, Sandra Sparks, Carolyn Davis, Debra Bearge, Venita Dorsey, Barbara- Watson, Sondra Dorsey, Donna Rickords. THIRD ROW: Morna Stacy, Sherry Andrews, Cathy Bay, Sinclair Royal, Barbara Moore, Debbie Morris, Carla Wilson, Myra Thompson, Anita Shafer, Diana Seaman. FOURTH ROW: Richard Vifhayne, Charlie Arabelo, Mike Camp, john Arendondon, Ted Harding, Eotis johnson, Robert Dunn, joe Rice, Alan jackson, jeff Judd, Dwane Wayne, Pete Perdaris. The college choir was a very active organization this year. - They were responsible for much of the college entertain- G I r S ment. They presented a Thanksgiving assembly, a Christmas musical for the public, a Christmas Assembly, a program for the Arkansas City Music Club and an Ash Wednesday service E at the Christian Church. n S e m e The choir started out three years ago with twenty-five mem- bers. This year the membership rose to forty-five. Also three ensembles were organized. The mixed ensemble with twelve members, the mens ensemble with eight members and the girls ensemble with six members. The ensembles played an active part in entertainment also. They perform- ed at the Thanksgiving and Christmas assembly, sang at the Rosea club at Winfield, sang for the Rotary and Lions club and for the Y-Teen Club in the Arkansas City Senior High School. The choir's future plans are a choir trip to surrounding areas, an Easter program for both the students and the public and a musical program or operetta and will perform at commence- ment and baccalaureate. Cathy Ferris, Linda Lawrence, Melinda Mclntire, Marilyn 38 Grubb, Cathy Huddleston, Carol McAdoo. Economics l Home s 1 1969-- 1970 Officers Chairman--Louise Holman Vice Chairman--Becky Gearhardt Secretary--Frances Allard Treasurer--Diane Stevenson Historian Reporter- -Kathy Harder Stuco Representative--Debi Vickery r l qgz .4 1 93'.?1WT! . .gi M L , Home Economic Chapter--FRONT: Mary Frame, Sondra Dorsey, Connie Hopkins, Becky Smith, Debbie Vickery. BACK: Diane Stevenson, Shirley Vlfhiteman, Becky Gearheardt, Deb- bie Bearg, Bobbie Rush, Francis Allard. fNot pictured: Carol Blatchford, Louise Holman, Kathy Harderj . Kansas Home Economics Student Section was organized in Cowley County Community junior College in September 1969. The CCCJC chapter is affiliated with the Kansas Home Economics Association and American Home Econom- ics Association. Programs consist of outside speakers, business meetings, field trips, and money-making projects. Members partici- pated in a fall workshop on McPherson college campus where they met with chapter members from colleges all over Kansas to discuss mutual campus and chapter problems. In the spring local chapter members met with other college chapter members again, and with members of the Kansas Home Economics Association for a two-day series of meet- ings on the Kansas State University campus at Manhattan in November. A return visit was made to CCCJC campus in the spring when they were entertained with a tea. PHI BETA LAMBDA Phi Beta Lambda, a national business fraternity for college students, helps to prepare for careers in business and indus- try or business education. Under the leadership of Miss Mary Wilson, Mrs. Catharine Coehring, Mr. Ray Williamson, and Mr. Gerald Anderson, the fraternity has sponsored many activities including a field trip to Winfield, guest speakers, an all school Dress- Right Week, and climaxed the year by enterting competi- tions at the state leadership conference at Kansas State Teacher's College, Emporia, March 5-6. Money-making projects for the year included selling mums for the football and basketball homecoming games and sell- ing chocolate candy. Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda--FRONT: Miss Wilson, Advisor, Peggy jarboe, Jeanette Childs, Barbara Pack, April Osborn, Jody David, Billie Vannoy, Penny Patton, Anita Esquivel, Mrs. Goeh- ring, Advisor. BACK: Vic McClung, jay Schwyhart, Doug Dodson, Paul Branine, Robert Shaver, Steve Cranford, Stephen Rettig, and Ray Williamson, Advisor. fNot pictured: Mr. Anderson, Advisor, Oneita Feaster, and Kathlene Brownj. TAC Officers Tac: Kurt Jeffery, Sue Adams, Linda Adams, Carla Wilson. Tri C-JC Tiger Action Club was organized in 1967 to inspire students to become ac- tive in school affairs. TAC has helped keep the morale and school spirit at a high level throughout the year. They have sponsored bus trips to Independence during football season and Great Bend during the basketball season. Who'5 Who WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMER- ICAN JUNIOR COLLEGES is a nationally recognized organization. The members are elected through scholar- ship, participation, and leadership in aca- demic and extra-curricular activities and general promise of future usefulness to bus iness and society. Only those students with sophomore standing are eligible for membership. FRONT: Carol Blatchford, Suzanne Henry, Linda Adams Charlotte Cover, Dixie Weir, Eva Perdaris, and Judy Colvin BACK: Jeannette Ibach, Randy Bridges, Gary Korte, Doyle Wilson, John Woodworth, Art Coats and Jody David. Agri-Busin ess .nH! ', 1 AGRI- -BU SINES S FRESI-IMEN Glen Lambert--President Mike Vaughn--Vice President Janice I-Iarris--Secretary Phil Marrs--Treasurer Members Robert Allen Ronald Cannon Jerrold Dark Wesley Ireton Dave Burden Dean Drouhard Keith I-Iostetter Stan Kiser Rod Marrs Terry Morton Donnie Pound Ralph Taton Bob White SEATED: Virgil Schultz, Robert McKenzie--treas. , Stephen Strobel, Terry McClure, Jerald Marshall--Vice pres. STANDING: Dan Akin--pres. , Wayne Greenhagen, Bruce Smith--sec. , Larry Osborn, Conrad Jamison--adviser. Students of Agri-Business in CCCJC partici- pate in the promotion of Agri-Business Occu- pations and attend the State Leadership Con- ference each year. Members take tours of firms Whose operations are covered in the Agri-Business courses. The Agri-Business Association also sponsors an employer-employee appreciation steak feed. The Rodeo Club at Cowley County Community Junior College is a new concept of an organi- zation comprised of students in order to rep- resent CCCJC in daring rodeo competition. Z s Mm' Rodeo Club J FRONT: Bob Given, Pat McKinley, Linda McKinley, Janice Harris, Mike Vaughn, Phil Marrs. BACK: Gary Welch, Cleve Rambo, Marty Reynolds, Kirk Braungardt, Dave Burden. Black Student Establishment ': N nation. Black Students Establishment--FRONT: Connie Watson, Ted Hardy, Loretta Abbington, Sondra Dorsey, Barbara Watson, Shannon Emery. BACK: Cyrus Barnes, Alvin Brown, Dave Harris, Roberta Bailey, Rod Jennings, Shirley Stevenson. Lettermen Advisors for the Tiger Lettermens Club are Del Heidebrecht, basketball coach, and Ben Cleveland, football coach. .The organization is compos ed of athletes who have earned letters in either football, basketball, track, golf, or tennis. Black Students Establishment is a new organi- zation formed for the purpose of identification With other black students throughout the Black students at CCGJG have organized a choir directed by Mr. William Watson. They have conducted concerts and contributed parts of their funds to Lovie Watson Park. BSE'S theme is Black is Beautiful. Officers President: Danny Jones Vice President: Bob Givens Secretary--Treasurer: Doyle Wilson Sergeant-at-arms: Rick Lacey Board Of Directors: Steve Moore, Eric Hilding, John Woodworth, Kurt Jeffery, Gary Korte. FRONT: Rodney Jennings, Gary Korte, Shannon Emery, David Manaris, Steve Moore, Eric I-Iilding, Danny Thompson, Richard Wayne, Jim Mears, Jim Hunter, Rick Bales. 2nd: Chuck Miller, Galen Crum, Joe Wilson, Dennie Nivens, Robert Gerlach, Mike Sobba, Bob Givens, Kirk Braungardt, Doug Dodson, Ron Will-cey, Paul Allen. 3rd: Steve Spratt, John Wood- worth, KurtJeffrey, Doug Ritz, Bill Grogan, Doyle Wilson, Danny Jones, Russel GOel1I'i11g, RiCk Lacy, Alvin Brown, Maynard Stucky, Sinclair Royal. sam 4 1 ,PNN HWKW S' INET? s ...,,,,.qw'0 ff ' ' D' .' s ,I .,,,,,,.....,,. . . I 42 Sak' . sv , -2 Y W ss: A ww ww . QW! ,Q 4 ,, 'Nh' V J, , , Athletics Manyard Stuckey fights for ball as Steve Spratt and john Woodworth look on .-iihqxr, I up-T-H if-g-'ww kk'w '1--www Ti '-wr 'Wi-v---vt' - ' - vwrv '- ---4 V' 'U iv-iv'-Q-fy,-y -'-v v. .- QV lv at-and-0--...av-ef... dt- M G 'J' ' ' ?'-'v. .Y - ,Nfl ' ' N - , Q . W' 1-2: V QQ' ' J -. ' .. .A -fy 1 ar: :gi ' , d 4, W -,J ... 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' F N t - .-.rr FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Lawson, John Woodworth, Calvin Tibbs, jim Meairs, Don Hodge, Dick Whayne, Shannon Emery, jim Hunter, jeff Sherrill, Alvin Brown. SECOND ROW: Mike Sobba, Tom Smith, Denny Nivens, Danny Fulton, Eric Hilding, Scott Palmer, Danny Ybarra, Mike McClure, Ron Wilkey, joe Wilson, Head Coach Ben Cleveland. THIRD ROW: Coach Chuck Watson, jay Patton, Rick Bales, Bob Givens, Chris Michealg, Rick Lewis, Paul Allen, Roger Miles, john Drodz, David Monarez, Coach Gene McConnell. FOURTH ROW: Manager Larry Hargrove, Steve Riley, Ray Harding, Galen Crum, Don jordan, jay Thurlow, Mike Edmonson, Rick Lacey, Mike Va.nMeter, Sinclair Royal, Mike Miller, jim Shelton, Manager john Pendrak. The 1969 Tiger Football Squad returned only eight lettermen and was dependent on the incoming freshmen for much support. Because of this inexperience, the first half of the season was excit- ing but produced only two victories in five games. However, the experiences gained by the fresh- men and with good leadership provided by the sophomores in the first five games the Tigers won three of the last four games. Two of these teams were Nationally ranked during the season. This included a victory over, always tough , Goffeyville and then the following week a big upset vic- tory over the Highland Scotties. Highland had been Nationally ranked and were a powerful team but the Tigers fought from behind to win 34 to 30. The most exciting game of the season was played at lndependence against the third nationally ranked team the Tigers faced in 1969. The Pi- rates were in second place in the Kansas Jayhawk juGo Conference and needed a victory in the last conference game to nail it down. The Tigers scored the first three times they had the ball to take a 21 to 14 halftime lead. The Tigers scored again on the first series of the second half and were leading 28 to 14 going into the fourth quarter. The Pirates showed their great speed and scoring ability by scoring three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to take a 33 to 28 lead with just over two minutes left in the game. With a 3rd and 29 situation on their own 21 yard line the Ti- gers scored on a 79 yard pass play from Ray Harding to john Woodworth which ended with Wood- worth latteraling to joe Wilson on the 10 yard line and Wilson going in with the winning touchdown. Mike Sobba added the extra point for a 35 to 33 victory. 44 ' M Fx J. Woodworth, 2 yrs. , leading scorer, 5th lead ing pass receiver in na- tion, All-Conference. Alumni Fort Scott Garden City Hutchinson Haskell Butler County Coffeyville Highland Pratt Independence Southwestern B GAME SCORES WE THEY 21 6 6 40 6 14 6 47 27 6 7 20 18 13 34 30 11 26 35 33 14 18 3, Q L .M - 44 ,wi - f 7 YF., A X I X R. Wilkey, lyr., 2nd R. Lacey, 2 yrs., hon- B. Givens, 2 yrs., hon leading defensive back orable mention All- orable mention All- tackle in Kansas Jayhawk Conference. Conference. junior College Confer- ence, honorable mention All-Conference. l The cheerleaders come to life while the team and spec- tators watch for unexpected happenings on the field. Danny Fulton escaping from the Highland Scotties. CN One of john Woodworth's many pass receptions. Quarterback Ray Harding makes the only CCCJC touchdown during the Garden City game. TOTAL STATISTICS WE TI-IEY First Downs 132 129 Yards Rushing 39611157 39971734 Yards Passing 120719771395 131719671496 Total Yardage 2310 2965 Penalties 547527 907874 Passes Intercepted 9 14 Fumbles Lost 17 13 Punting 57 51 Punting Average 30. 12 28.04 jim Hunter gains yardage during the I-Iaskel game. W f Z 6? The Tigers having a nearly perfect offense and defense by never fumbling or being Coach BCH C19Ye12lfld 3-Hd Bob Givens intercepted won 18-13 over Coffeyville. Shown is jim Hunter scrambling around are CO11'femp1at1ng stradegy forces the Coffeyville end, against Independence. mr-, The Tigers were ready for action when they won the Alumni game 21-6. 1 The Tigers were shattered with a loss of 6-47, as Hutchinson broke through their resistance. up ,' Basketball rg 1 ' , 2 1 K -qbl 91 . an 1 I lk: 11 f . 'lt 7.1 o 0 I 1 E ll V ii 1 115 HB1 -agfliffiss 1 1 1 , gh V V V , ' i f no .,-7.2 ,' y I i FRONT ROW: john Woodworth, Steve Spratt, Maynard Stuckey, Chuck Miller, Robert Gerlack, Kurt Jeffery. MIDDLE ROW Gary Hull, Steve Moore, Rod Jennings, Frank Walker, Eotis johnson. BACK ROW: Russell Goering, Danny jones, jim Orms by, Doyle Wilson, Bill Grogar, Doug Ritz. cccJc 74 92 100 102 72 67 100 93 109 110 103 99 82 71 87 81 90 68 76 87 94 77 90 67 82 82 77 1969- 70 Basketb all Season OPPONENT 56 105 102 87 84 74 52 92 79 78 91 74 83 83 70 79 109 71 81 1 10 79 75 82 76 102 87 96 48 Northern Oklahoma juco Independence Howard County Highland Northern Oklahoma juco Fort Scott St. johns Oral Roberts University Oklahoma Christian College Northern Oklahoma juco Allen County Seward County Barton County Coffeyville Neosho County Garden City Pratt Butler County Dodge City Hutchinson Seward County Butler County Barton County Hutchinson Garden City Pratt Dodge City This season's team record does not show the type of quality of the squad that represented CCCJC. Even though the Tiger club may have lost many games, the participants showed the com- petitive spirit the team always displayed. The squad is an outstanding hustling club and all members of the team have excellent desire, attitude, and citizenship. The graduating sophomores have hard posi- tions to fill, but with the upcoming sophomores and incoming freshmen, next year's squad should be high contenders in the league. K 1 5 fl Xl. A . john Woodworth accepting the most valuable player award from Academic President Gwen Nelson. . z M ie' 'mf x Steve Spratt trying for two points against Barton County. Danny jones shooting against Barton County. 49 ' f 5 Stovall 1523 robs Tigers of two. ff. f Woodworth adds two despite three on one ,Q if V af Maynard Stuckey goes up for two points over the defenchng W Tennis '70 With three returning lettermen, the tennis team looks like one of the best in a few years. The fuzzballers have come to life and are awaiting their competition with winning on their minds. To the RIGHT: Gary Korte, jeff Judd, Bob Givens, Steve Spratt, Tom Corvey. Baseball '70 Under the direction of Ben Cleveland, baseball is of- fered here for the first time as a Spring sport. The re- cruim have been working out and are looking forward to their season. To the LEFT: FIRST ROW--Danny Fulton, Dick Whayne, Mike McClure. SECOND ROW--Larry Patterson, Galen Crum, Don Hodge, jay Schwyhart, Kevin Barret, Mike Miller. THIRD ROW--Gary Ellis, Danny jones, David Harris, Alvin Brown, john Wood- Worth, Sinclair Royal, Kurt Jeffery, Mike Sobba, Doug Dodson, Ray Harding, Lowel Hargrove. Golf '70 The golf team coached by Del Heidebrecht teed off in early Spring to begin the 69-70 season. To the LEFT: Scott Demaree, Brad Morris, Don Snyder. SPECIAL ACTIVITIES I ---:::!..:: :: EiQ1 I .::EEEE::::::::::21EE:: . 1- ........... ,g,,,, . ,,.sssasssssss ' .. ..,....,,,,,,,,,::: 55g5:: -,,.....:Ei:5i5E2 asa5512255Sgiifiiiisnssssiis: . 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Her attend ants are Suzanne Henry, Linda Adams, UE? l X s .55 x r 5? 4 Jai fr' WM?-wfv 1 r -M mg..- f f.f.a-sa.. ,,A. t 53 -...Earl V- K, 1,7 fx A . '.,'. Avril Qui ,- fain 12522 .Q A R dxf i- 5 'X P ' .V -Ywii' ' ' . Kgs' Q s K . 2 . if ARKALALAH Miss Dixie Weir was crowned Miss Arkalalah XXXVIII, by Miss Connie Marrs, Queen Alalah XXXVII. john Woodworth served as master of ceremonies in the Coronation program. Eva Perdaris, Suzanne Henry, Linda Adams and Carol Blatchford served as at- tendants. Queen Dixie reigned over the ball held in an erie world of Witches and jack-o-lanterns until the vvitching hour. ,mfr as 55 ,SV -vu W.. A5 v . X4 w, .. g, QQ A X 'Ns an ,mf a 4,9 if .49 Z in y in 5 W v, S V 5 sggyw lg gm mx ,, .. 5 'dm V' G5 1 any S jf' 4 yi x V 4, 5 We 5 L xi XC S sf N yi, . E 5 1 3 Vg? Q , .5 -udffeq, ' af S 4 Af' 56 'Q FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Sue Adams, freshman from Udall, was crowned 1969 football queen during half-time Ceremonies of the Coffeyville-CCCJC game. The attendants were Janis Wood, Suzanne Henry, Linda Adams, and Dixie Weir. Queen Sue reigned over a homecoming dance held in the juco auditorium following the game. 57 WINTER SPORTS HOMECOMING A tense moment, a joyous scream and Pam Gilmore, freshman from Arkansas City, was crowned 1970 winter Sports Queen. Queen Pam reigned over the Se- ward County-CCCJC game and dance that followed. Linda Adams, Suzanne Henry, Diana Seaman, and Janis Wood served as attendants. N . Q. ma j jwvldlm Mvibhllrs mann:-ww.-.W .aww amwz Maia- A-Am 10399 Q-ww misss -num e-'mm ,.a,.f,,x imma .ww 7 ,, ,,,,,,, at A ' A Wh ,wa fuhivwau mqyggggggu? yynhgxm. aI, MM 'Rami' '-most 'l!! !P ..-'aff if afjf' Several couples are shown enjoying them- selves at an informal Christmas dance si S nwwii Irma miavliwu The first social of the year is a get-together water melon feed. Mr. Kelsey Day is shown cutting the Watermelons for the feast. 60 Students here are enjoying themselves at a combination bonfire and effigy burn. 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Students are shown assisting in the endorsment drive and in communicating the necessity of a new campus. 1 f WRX Cb .- A! tg 1: I Wi AW imeW5Q'B m .uns- Freshmen Abbott, R. 18 Abington, L. 18 Adams, S. l8,40,56, 57 Allen, P. l8,41,44 Allison, M. 18 Allred, L. 8,18 Alsip, B. 18 Archer, L. 18 Armstrong, D. 19 Arrendonde, J. 19 Avery, P. 19 Bahruth, R. 19 Bair, L. 19 Bales, R. 19,44 Barclay, D. 19 Barrett, K. 18, 19,36 Beeney, R. 19 Benning, B. 19 Bills, L. 19 Bishop, R. 17, 18, 19 Blenden, R. 19,36 Bogart, K. 19,36 Booe, H. 19 Booe, S. 19 Boyle, J. 19 Bradley, L. 19 Branine, P. 19 Brock, R. 19 Brooks, S. 19 Brown, A. 19,44 Brownley, B. 19 Burden, D. 19 Burks, A. 19 Burns Burns Byers, R. 19 Cain, S. 19 ,l. 19 ,L. 19 Camp, J. 19 Camp, John 19 Camp, M. 19 Cannon, R. 19,41 Carnevale, P. 19 Chitwood, D. 19 Clark, D. 19 Clark, O. 19 Clark, S. 19 Coats, C. 19 Coats, T. 19 Cook, D. 20 Cook, J. 20 Coury, T. 20 Cover, K. 20 Cowell, J. 20 Cox, R. 20 Cox, V. 20 Cranford, S. 20 Crum, G. 20,44 Davis, C. 20 Dawes, C. 20 DeBuhr, M. 20 Demaree, S. 20 Dixon, R. 20 Dodson, D. 20 Dorman, R. 20 Dorsey, S. 39 Drodz, J. 44 Drouhard, D. 20,41 Dubach, R. 20 Duncan, M. 20 Edmonson, M. 20,44 Emery, S. 20,44 Endorf, B. 20 Ernst, S. 20 Esquivel, A. 20 Falkenburg, H. 20 Feaster, M. 20 Feaster, O. 20 Ferris, C. 20,38 Finley, R. 20 Fisher, L. 20 Flower, S. 20 Folger, D. 20 Fortner, M. 20 Foust, J. 20 Frame, M. 20,39 Frazer, S. 20 Freeman, M. 20 Fromme, O. 20 Garren, L. 20 Gerlach, R. 20 Gibson, V. 21 Gilmore, P. 18,21,5 Goans, D. 21 Goering, R. 21 Goff, F. 21 Golf, B. 18,21,36 Goodman, S. 21 Graham, David 21 Graham, Debra 21 Graves, Melvin Gray, A. 21 Gray, T. 21 Greenhagen, W. 21 Griffith, E. 21 Groene, J. 21 Grogan, B. 21 62 Grubb, M. 21,38 Gumfory, V. 21 Haest, P. 21 Haney, P. 21 Harder, K. 21,39 Hardman, H. 21 Hargrove, L. 21,44 Harmon, T. 21 Harper, S. 21 Harper, Sterling 21,37 Harris, J. 21,44 Harris, Jolene 21 Harris, R. 21 Hartman, G. 21 Hathaway, M. 21 Hatfield, D. 21 Hawkins, P. 21 Hernandez, M. 21 Hicks, N. 21 Hodge, D. 21,44 Holland, D. 21 Holloway, G. 21 Holt, 0. 21 Hoover, B. 21 Hopper, A. 22 Hostteter, K. 22,41 Huddleston, K. 22,38 Hull, G. 22 Hunter, Jim 22,44,46 Hutchins, L. 22 lreton, W. 22,41 lson, W. 22 Jacks, C. 22 Jarboe, P. 22 Johnson, K. 22 Johnston, N. 22 Jones, M. 22 Jordon, R. 22 Judd, J. 22 Kearns, R. 22 Kendall, J. 22 Kennedy, S. 22 Kindred, N. 22 King, R. 22 Kiser, S. 22,41 La Galle, D. 22 Lambert, G. 22 Lansden, S. 22 Lawrence, L. 22,37,38 Laurence, S. 22 Leffingwell, J. 22 Lilly, E. 22 Little, B. 22 McAdoo, C. l8,22,36, 37 38 McChristian, B. 22 McClung, V. 22 McClure, M. 8,22,44 McDaniel, B. 22 McEwen, M. 22 McGehan, M. 22 Mclntire, H. 22,38 McNicol, D. 22 McSpadden, S. 22 Magnus, I. 23 Marks, K. 23 Meairs, J. 23,44 Metcalf, I. 23 Metz, M. 8,23 Metz, V. 23 Monares, D. 23,44 Miles, R. 23,44 Miller, D. 23 Miller, M. 23,44 Miser, D. 23 Moore, B. 23 Morris, D. 23 Morris, P. 23 Morton, T. 23,36,41 Neal, L. 23 Nellis, S. 23 Nelson, F. 23 Nelson, L. 23 Newman, A. 23 Newton, M. 8, 23,37 Nivens, D. 23,44 Nuttle, J. 23 Olson, V. 23 Ormsby, J. 23 Osborn, A. 23 Palmer, S. 23,44 Pappan, L. 23 Pappan, S. 23 Parrish, T. 23 Parsons, D. 23 Patterson, L. 23 Patton, J. 23,44 Pendrak, B. 23 Perdaris, P. 6,23 Peterson, H. 23 Postlewait, 1. 23 Potterton, K. 23 Pound, D. 23,41 Prather, M. 23 Puchalla, S. 24 Rahn, D. 24 Rambow, D. 24 Ramey, R. 24 Ready, G. 24 Rector, P. 24 Reed, R. 24 Reid, D. 24 Rettig, R. 24 Reynolds, M. 24 Richardson, T. 24 Rickard, S. 24 Rider, 1. 24 Ridgeway, V. 24 Rieckenburg, T. 24 Rikli, F. 24 Riley, S. 24,44 Ring, L. 24 Ritz, D. 24 Robinson, G. 24 Rose, G. 24 Royal, S. 24,44 Rush, J. 24 Russell, B. 24 Saft, D. 24 Sawyer, S. 24 Schermerhorn, T. 24 Schwyhart, J. 24 Scott, V. 24 Seaman, D. 24,59 Sellers, D. 24 Seley, G. 24 Seward, P. 24 Shaver, R. 24,35 Shelton, F. 24 Sheridan, W. 24 Sherrill, J. 24,44 Siever, M. 24 Smith, F. 24 Smith, R. 24,39 Smith, T. 25,44 25 Smith, V. Snell, K. 25 Snyder, B. 25 Snyder, David 25,37 Snyder, Don 25 Sobba, M. 24,44 Soria, J. 25 Sparks, S. 25 Stacy, M. 25 Staley, G. 25 Stewart, G. 25 Strange, H. 25 Strubble, R. 25 Stucky, M. 25 Taton, D. 25,41 Tauscher, E. 25 Taylor, G. 25 Thomas, P. 25 Thomas, R.. 25 Thompson, M. 25 Thurlow, P. 25 63 Thurlow, 1. 25,44 Thurman, K. 25 Tibbs, G. 25,44 Tolles, G. 25 Tooley, B. 25 Townsend, B. 25 Travis, J. 25 Turney, D. 37 Tyler, W. 25 Van, S. 25 VanMeter, M. 25,44 Vannoy, B. 25 Vannoy, T. 25 Vardy, G. 25 Vaughn, D. 25 Vaughn, M. 25 Vikery, Daryl 25 Vickery, Debby 25, 3 Wadlow, J. 25 Waldschmidt, H. 26 Ward, C. 26 Ward, D. 26 Wartick, K. 26 Watson, B. 26 Watson, G. 26 Watson, M. 26 Weide, G. 26 Weide, 1. 26 West, S. 26 Westbrook, K. 26 White, B. 26,41 Wilcox, B. 26 Wiley, R. 26,44,45 Williams, E. 26 Williams, L. 26 Williams, S. 26 Willoughby, E. 26 Willoughby, T. 26 Wilson, G. 26 Wilson, J. 26,44 Wilson, K. 26 Wineinger, R. 26 Wohlgemuth, K. 26 Wolf, R. 26 Woner, P. 17,26 Wood, james 26 Wood, Janice 57, 59 Wood, T. 26 Wooten, S. 26 Wymore, R. 26 Ybarra, D. 41 Young, D. 26 Young, L. 26 Yunker, G. 26 Zimmerman, B. 26 6 Sophomores Adams, L. 28, 36,40,43,57, 59 Akin, D. 28 Alexander, S. 28 Baerg, D. 28,35,39 Baker, B. 28 Bailey, R 35,37 Ball, M. 28 Baughman, R. 28 Beck, 1. 28 Bilyeu, S. 28 Binford, D. 28 Bland, M. 28 Blatchford, G. 28, 39,53 Botkin, D. 28 Bowman, G. 28 Boyle, T. 28 Braungardt, K. 29 Bridges, R. 29 Brown, J. 29 Brown, R. 29 Burden, D. 41 Butler, G. 29 Chapman, St. 29 Goats, A. 29 Gover, G. 29 David, 1. 29,36 DeLoach, D. 29 Ellis, 1. 3,7,29,37 Elmore, R. 29 Feaster, D. 3,7,29,37 Fiske, S. 29 Fletcher, S. 29 Frazee, L. 29 Fulton, D. 29,44,45,52 Gearhart, R. 29 Gibson, G. 29 Givens, R. 29,42,44,45,47 Goatley, K. 30 Godwin, R. 30 Gottlop,'R. 30 Graham, G. 30 Gray, J. 30 Greer, P. 30 Green, L. 30 Guinn, D. 30 Hadorn, T. 30 Harader, R. Harding, R. Hargrove, L. Henry, s. 3o,36,53,57,59 Hensley, D. 30 Herman, A. 30 Hicks, G. 30 aiming, E. 30, 36, 42, 44 Holman, L. 39 Honeyman, D. 30 Hope, G. 30 Hopkins, G. 39 Hubbard, S. 37 Hurst, D. 31 lbach, 1. 31 effeiy, K. 31, 40, 42, 48 ohnson, G. 31 ohnson, E. 31,48 ohnson, H. 36 ones, B. 31 ones, D. 31, 36, 42, 48, 49, 62 fordon, D. 31,44 ordon, K. 6,31 Lordon, R. 31 Kadau, L. 31 Koch, R. 31 Korte, G. 31,42 Kretzer, J. 31 Lacey, R. 31,42,44 Lewis, R. 31 Lewis, L. 31 Logan, W. 31 Lower, C. 31 McGleary, T. 31 McG1ure, M. 32 McClure, R. 32 McGorgary, M. 32 McElory, T. 32 McKenzee, R. 32 Marrs, P. 32 Marrs, R. 32 Marshal, M. 32 Massey, D. 32 Maxwell, R. 32 Micheals, G. 44 Miller, C. 32,48 Moore, S. 32,42,48 Neal, L. 32 Osburn, L. 32 Owens, A. 32 Pack, B. 32 Parscale, M. 32 64 Perdaris, E. 53 Perdue, J. 32 Peters, L. 36 Peterson, R. 32 Potterton, R. 33 Rettig, S. 33 Rush, B. 33,39 Rush, D. 33 Schmitt, J. 33 Shafer, A. 7,33 Shultz, V. 33 Shay, R. 33 Shelburn, J. 33 Shelton, 1. 44 Shoup, G. 33 Sims, A. 33 Skinner, V. 33 Sloan, C. 33 Smith, B. 33 Sorrell, T. 33 Spratt, S. 33,48, 49 Steinert, K. 3,6,33 Stephen, K. 33 Stephenson, E. 33,39 Stevenson, J. 33 Stevenson, S. 33 Strobel, S. 34 Strubel, B. 34 Stultz, K. 34 Thompson, G. 34 Thompson, D. 34 Thurlow, N. 34 Ulbrich, 1. 34 Weir, D. 34,53,54,55,57 West, S. 34 Westbrook, R. 34 Whayne, R. 34,44,52 Whitehill, W. 34 Whiteman, S. 34,39 Wilkerson, G. 34 Wilson, D. 34,42,48,51 Wilson, G. 34 Wippich, E. 34 Withrow, G. 3,7,27,37 Woodworth, J. 36, 42, 44, 45 46,48,49,52 Woydziak, J. 34 Ybarra, B. 34 Yockey, G. 34 ry, , f1ljl5'f1?1:X4fg-aglf, .I bv'- 5'- 1,Q' J mf.. iii 7, k'i5'bi fgiggiikgliiz f5,f,iQY,Nf,igsQiv5f+'9i,A,fQEgag5,, mx 21 v' f'4. ., ifqggf .fp iwjf .bfgfggf r ,L ivfgfc' 'pr-, . c5Qj.f5:- 4. 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