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

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' f 'ff 'W miie mimi? lx i l Q h l 3 4 Ev , J fm ' 1 ,N 4-11 Q' AL 1 V A 1 X- 'SS 3 f ' as it - W A QW' S f 5 3 ., n Y f 4- A . . V ., , ,.-.l,11e .3 mv -,. ,f , ,,.,, , lm -- A .ws .,. Q ,X f ' -. -f f.- . 2.1-ww . v , ,, x I arffixsiuf M, - vin 4. ' M3319 ,'-W .Sl hm- iw: 'W' 45.44. .N S., ---M -1 ,E Ag- 'fs U October 10 was the date set for the 1970 Football Homecoming. At half-time ceremonies, Janis Wood, es- corted by David Reinkemeyer, was crowned Homecoming Queen. The Tigers defeated the Butler County Grizz- ley Bears 21-14. But the climax of the game came when defensive end, Lynn Graham, intercepted a pass. He ran 67 yards to the Bears 18 yard line, which resulted in the Tigers' winning touch down. Queen Janis and escort David Reinkemeyer. N l fffhc -, I Queen Janis reigns over dance. Serving as attendants were Sondra Dorsey, Mary Blatchford, Cathy Bay, Queen Janis, janet Weston, Wilma Schulz, and Marsha Kreyer. Entertainment was provided by a group from Ark. City, known as The Sly and Wicked. Their style includes various types such as Rock, Popular, jazz, and Blues. Many couples attended and enjoyed the dance which followed the game. -.ia F. . f-v 'T 1 c mwixflk. 'P - 2. X W xx X1 -sv. 'Rl ,-x. s AN Rf ,.., RKALALA FE TI ITIE 190 On the evening of October 30, Rita Blenden was crowned Miss Arkalalah XXXIX by Miss Dixie Weir, Arkalalah Queen XXXVIII, Attendants were Misses Cathy Bay, Linda Brad- ley, Melinda Mclntire, and Valerie Olesong first runner- up. Arkalalah is an annual event which takes place during Halloween. The festivity in- cludes a carnival, 5-mile pa- rade, street events, talent shows, and the crowning of a queen. Those eligible for queen candidacy were sophomore girls from CCCJC, who had carried at least 26 hours dur- ? W... 5,.- .awp ,. ...Zi , gmail N + mf5.... W ing their freshman year. gi .Xi fm! P F XS V 'fam . , The Queen's float leads the 5-mile parade. The Top Ten queen candidates. BACK ROW: Marilyn McGehan, Melinda Mc Intire, Valerie Oleson, Penny Patton, and Constance Watson. FRONT ROW: Cathy Bay, Rita Blenden, Linda Bradley, Debra Folger, and Carol Mc Adoo. vifgy after they AMN Asian WM .E The faculty and student body voted on these girls, ten top contestants. Later the run- ning Was narrowed to the five finalists by people from the surrounding areas, faculty, and the student body. A dinner was held for the top five finalists Where they were asked to make a speech about themselves. Five judges voted on their speeches, poise, and personaltiy. Mr. Karl Smykil was mas- ter of ceremonies for the 1970 Coronation. is. .w dx Q. The Winter Sports Homecoming was held january 22, 1971 with the Tigers challenging the Dodge City Conquistadors. Unfortunately the Tigers were defeated 83-71. During halftime Nan Johnston, escorted by Dennis Schmidt, was crowned. Following the basketball game, a dance was held in the junior College auditorium. S The six candidates for homecoming queen were, LEFT TO RIGHT, Pam Hope, Vicki Shea, queen Nan Johnston, Sherry Andrews, Mary Blatchford and janet Weston. Nan Johnston was crowned queen during halftime. 'Q N I 13 Students danced to the music of the Amplified Heat at Nan johnson and her escort Dennis Schmidt. the homecoming dance. . I Plans Made For New Iuco During january great efforts were made by the townspeople, stu dents, and administration to help pass the bond issue on February 2 for the building of a new junior Col lege north of Arkansas City on Radio Lane and 15th Street. nnual Watermelon Fee Is Held On September 3 the annual watermelon feed was held in the faculty parking lot. The idea for such an occasion arose several years ago when Dr. johnson, former dean of the college, felt that an activity was needed to help new students get acquainted. Over one hundred students and faculty members attended the social event. Unfor- tunately, rain forced everyone to tak shelter in the machine shop. Board members met january 18 to discuss the bond issue. Janis Wood dgnated blogd, C C C C S Nurses aid the students. The Red Cross Blood mobile visited Tri- CIC on 1970. The assigned quota of 85 pints was exceeded with a total donation of 114 were designated for john .gg ss ww in-'W W QQ I , 1, Q ' five ,fu . is N -. f mv- ' '42, v f-.fm-'S K X ., l ' ' K if if 1 'Q I 1 ZX -1 -55.21 -' fy -,'- , Vg! up , . . , 1 r . i V 2 , . f Q Km 5 5 X 5 , f Z f an W YQ 5 f f 2. W 4, ' 'wx 'G' ff, 153 Q ' fy 521245 Gi Sf A ' 4., lt, ? A 4 x t 1 X Q ' is 1, 1 fziwir A R 'W I 25 -I 'V 'FM 'xl 12 , . ' ' Vz an A X V' - 4 v WEL ' . ,,., N ., Wfhi. i Wf x x 7 . 3' 1 v fl 7, 4 A+ F? .EZ Q aw A V Q , C, W wg L Qt , V: 4- , 4 'Y f fh f,. , fwk Q. 1 1' p gf ,....,....4 . ........... wi El JW if g s M.. ii a 6 x R3 A f ' ff, W- 'T ,Q QF ,N .tm Larry seems to have something to hold the girls' attention. Larry Allred and Debbie Neitzke accept the second place award for the college float in the Arkalalah parade. k ,,,,..-1 ,puff I i Students find time to relax and watch TV in the lounge. Look at 19 0-19 lp is xita Blenden and are -lboarding the bus th 'game . fs' ' 'ff I ' as A new wall was constructed in the den to divide the recreational facilities. X. Mft ipg, V,-'J tk I sw. ' Dr . Nelson talks Ui X- num. U -Qi is. 5 Linda Bair, president of Student Education Association, Janis Wood, a cheerleader, Carol McAdoo, editor of Tiger Tales, Larry Allred, president of Student Government Association, Paul Allen, president of Tiger Action club, and Vic McClung, president of Phi Beta Lambda, represent some of the organizations at CCCC. 'F URGAN ZATIONS I I .E Student Government Association--FRONT: Larry Allred, Martin Metz, janet Weston. SECOND: Mike McClure, Vicki Shea, Pam Hope. THIRD: Paul Allen, David Moore, Carol McAdoo, Mary Blatchford. FOURTH: Tom Stanley, Bill Sheridan, Vic McClung, Nan Johnston. FIFTH: Ted Hardy, Penny Patton, Debbie Neitzke. SIXTH: Alvin Brown, Traviata Morris. T DE TGOVER ME TASSGCIATIO The Student Government Association acts as the official voice of the students, determin- ing policies and programs at the school in many areas. Its members consist of a repre- sentative from each of the two classes and from each of the school affiliated organizations SGA supervised many social activities at GGGC. On November 10, they sponsored the Football Homecoming dance. They were re- sponsible for the college float in the Arkalalah Parade. Student Government held a Christmas dnace for the school on December 18. Then january 22, the organization sponsored the Winter Homecoming dance. As a special project, SGA conducted a Gol- lege Show on KSOK with Larry Allred, presi- dent of SGA, announcing. The purpose of the program was to promote college activities and projects. Student Government promoted student par- ticipation in the bond issue 5 they arranged for rides to the polls, babysitters, and put up posters. Also, they promoted student donations for the blood drive on December 3, 1970. SGA managed concessions in the Tiger Den and at athletic events. is .. 1 .,. A .a . , K , . F 'SEQ Student Government Association Officers--Nan Johnston, secretary, Larry Allred, president, Mike McClure, vice-president. sci' s,,.... PHI BET LA BD ri 5 gs, f : W , v i t ig Q gif , 1 Q.. 1. Phi Beta Lambda--FRONT: Cheryl Brown, Gloria Tsosie, Myretta Rindt, Donna Houston. SECOND: Mr. Anderson, Vicki Shea, jo Ann Plu.mer, Penny Patton, Mrs. Goehring, , Paul Branine, Steve McSpadden, Bob Shaver, Tom Boyle, Steve Rettig. Phi Beta Lambda Officers--FRONT: Gloria Tsosie, reporter, janet Ballinger, corresponding secretary, Peggy jarboe Raymond, vice-president, Sue Ehmke, recording secretary. BACK: Vic McClung, president, Vicki Shea, alternate student government representative, Bob Shaver. historian, jo Ann Pltuner, treasurer, Penny Patton, student government representative. 4 , .. janet Ballinger, Peggy jarboe Raymond, Sue Ehmke, advisor, Anita Esquivel, Roger Wineinger, Vic McC1ung, advisor Miss Wilson, advisor. THIRD: Ed Griffith, Phi Beta Lambda, a na- tional business fraternity for college students, helps to prepare for careers in busi- ness and industry or business education. Anyone enrolled in at least 1 business course may become a member. The group was started 10 years ago and is a very ac- tive organization. Phi Beta Lambda met the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month in the student lounge. On September 8 a get-acquainted picnic was held at Lion's Park. Officers were elected at the Septem- ber 22 meeting and then in- stalled October 13. A field trip to Continental Oil Com- pany in Ponca City took place November 17. For their Christmas par- ty, a covered dish supper was Was held at the December 8 meeting. Phi Beta Lambda sponsored a all school Dress Right Week February 15-19. And the highlight of the year was the entering of various competitions at the State Leadership Conference held at Kansas State Teachers College in March. T DE TEDUCATIO SSOCIATIO 5? f ,f ,, A-.. A Lf Student Education Association--SEATED fOfficersJ: Deb Crain, vice-president, Barbara Alsip, secretary, Linda Bair, president, Linda Bradley, editor, Peggy Raymond, treasurer. SECOND: Mr. DuChateau, advisor, Bruce Zimmerman, Pat McKinly, Marilyn Grubb, Gloria Tsosie, Sue Frazee, Marilyn McGehan. THIRD: Kenneth May, Terry Graham, Iviike Edmonson, jim Ormsby, Mike Van Meter, LaVonna Sutherland, Karen Cover. The Student Education Association at CCCC exists for those students who are interested in education or who would like to become a teacher. It is open to all students. The organization has been active here for 20 years. A soup supper, held as a get-acquainted meeting, kicked off the year with meetings thereafter every second and fourth Monday of each month. In january, Q' M5686 yrgfil? 3 members went to a conference in Fort Worth. And delegates were sent March 19-20 to a state conven- tion at Kansas State Teachers College. As a special project, several members worked with the Day Care Center at the Central Christian Church. Advisors for 1970-1971 were Miss Williams and Mr. DuChateau. HOME ECO OMICS Kansas Home Economics Student Association was organ- ized in the fall of 1969 at CCCC. CCCC. Anyone taking a home economics course or interested in home economics was invited to join. Mrs. Winegarner was the advisor for 1970-1971. On September 9, 1970 a Punch Party was held for the purpose of explaining about the Home Economics Club. New of- ficers Were installed by a can- dle ceremony on October 7. As a Christmas project, members brought toys, Wrapped them and took them to the Day Care Center. Mrs. Baxter from Mc- Cool's Floweres gave a demon- is Home Economics--FRONT: Valerie Oleson, Marilyn McGehan, Regina Guiterrez, Vicki Wine- brenner, Karen jordan. BACK: Sharon Lindly, Peggy Daily, Kathy Harder, president, Mary Frame stration on Christmas floral arrangements. ln February members helped with a service project for the elderly. TIGER FF The Tiger Staff was re- sponsible for production of the yearbook. A new addi- tion was made to the year- book this year--colored and tinted pages. Advisor was Mr. Thomas A. Newton. Staff members included Pam Rommel, in charge of ac- tivities section, Sterling Harper, in charge of stu- dent photos, Mike Muir, in charge of faculty, re- placed second semester with Tom Stanley, and Marilyn McGehan, editor and in charge of organiza- tional pictures. The Tiger Staff owes thanks to Rex Beeney, Larry Allred, Mr. Marot- ta, and Mr. Bedwell for taking pictures used in the yearbook. Tiger Tales staff--SEATED: Thomas A. Newton, advisor, Mike Muir, Carol McAdoo- editor, Mike McClure, Rex Beeney-photographer. STANDING: Nancy Somers, Sue Frazee, Tom Stanley, Traviata Morris, Kei Parsons . Tiger staff--SEATED: Rex Beeney-photographer, Pam Rommel, Sterling Harper. STANDING: Marilyn TIGER TALES STAFF The Tiger Tales Staff in the fall semes- ter of 1970 was headed by Carol McAdoo, stu- dent editor. The staff under Carol's leader- ship attempted to improve the Tiger Tales in layout design, story content, and complete news coverage, Special emphasis was placed on better feature stories, surveys and editorials. Traviata Morris and Tom Stanley were co- editors for the spring semester, Tom Stanley was in charge of the daily Bulletin the first nine weeks and Traviata Morris assumed that duty the second nine weeks. Tom and T raviata with the help of the staff improved the design, and variety of the Tiger Tales, The Cowley Coun- ty Community College choir had a total of twenty-seven mem- bers. Anyone inter- ested in singing could join the choir. They met the past year every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday at 1:00. On November 25, the choir sang at the Thanksgiving program for the college. They also sang special num- bers for the Christ- mas program held on December 16, 1970. In addition, members sang at the Smith Moon Company Christ- mas party. On the eve evening of February 15, the choir held a Pop Concert which was open to the public. They also sang for the college at the annual Easter assembly. Then in the spring they had a formal concert which was open to the public. As a special acti- vity the choir sang at schools in surrounding communities . CHOIR dial- Choir--PIANIST: Carolyn Davis. FRONT: Mr. Trollman, director, Sondra Dorsey, Debbie Neitzke, Morna Stacy, Patty Jackson, Marilyn Grubb, Sherry Andrews, Cathy Bay, Anita Esquivel, Jeannie Scott. SECOND: Fran Holdeman, Sara Potucek, Resa Bowman, Lew Rowe, Joe Rush, Rex Beeney, J. C. Riley, Traviata Morris, Monida Smith, THIRD: Ted Hardy, Alvin Brown, Sinclair Royal, Wayne Bowman, Henry Leake, Bill Sheridan, Mike Wooderson. OCA EMBLE The vocal ensembles at CCCC are composed of any- one who likes to sing in small groups. Included are a mixed, girls' and boys' ensemble. At the LEFT are members who sang first semester. Jeff Judd, Doug Judd, J.C. Riley, Joe Rush, Rickie Godwin, Anita Esquivel, Marilyn Grubb, Monica Smith, Resa Bowman, Sara Potucek, and Debbie Neitzke joined a vocal ensemble the second semester. Vocal Ensemble: Marla Johnson-pianist, Bryne Donaldson, Sinclair Royal, Cathy Bay, Cindy Barker, Jim Fulcher, Michael Camp. 22 Band--FRONT: Kathie Thurman, Carolyn Davis, Jean Applegate, Pam Avery, Sue Williams, Nan Johnston. SECOND: Bill Hutchison, Joe Rush, Bryne Donaldson, Mr. Trollman, director, Marla Johnson, Rodney Near, Jim Fulcher, Johnnie Davis, Becky Roth, Donald Craig. THIRD: J.C. Riley, Patty Jackson, Larry Bills, Rex Beeney. For 1970-1971, the GGGC band had a total of twenty members. The band is open to any student who likes to play band music. Members sat together at all football and bas- ketball gamesg enthusiastically supporting the teams with their music. Also, the band played for all pep assemblies. They played for an annual concert open to the public. ln addition, band members played at school in the community. Mr' wT 'w....a ' ,V-finisiitiiif' ' ' ,.. f x Ill W Xiwqsk WW X X .9 x W6 Lyn xx -'-, . '1 Z' I .ff 5 1, Sv? :'::5f: . I must protect Dauphne, said the democratic Harry Howard. This is what is corrupting my men, said Napoleon Markham, the villain. FALL PLAY The Fireman's Flame, a melodrama, was presented on November 19 and 20 in the junior college auditorium. The play told the story of 2 rivaling branches of the fire department: the dem- ocratic Blue Bird Hose boys led by Harry Howard, Mike Van Meter, and the aristo- cratic Red Hearts led by the villain Napoleon Markham, Rick Boyer. Daphne Vanderpool, Carol Brooks, foster daughter of Adolphus Vanderpool, Martin Metz, known as the Fox of Wall Street, becomes intrigued with Harry Howard. But the villain, Napoleon, schemed to win her hand and her foster father's fortune with the help of the evil villainess, Vesta Violet, Cindy Barker. When Markham sets fire to the Vanderpoo mansion, Harry and the Blue Birds arrive in time to save Dauphne and Adolphus. At this time it is found that Harry is Vander- pool's lost son. Other members of the cast were Mike Camp, Karen Cover, David Doughten, Jacqueline Elston, Jim Graves, Marilyn Grubb, Glen Hass, Nan Johnston, Greg McQuay, Roger Miles, Traviata Morris, Sinclair Royal, Jeannie Scott, Vicki Shea, Pam Hope, Monica Smith, Keith T olles, Jim Williams, and Sue Williams. Accom- panist was Marla Johnson. Directors were Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Moncrief. 1 ,f1r:f.M 't' C DEC The Distributive Education Club, one of the newest clubs at CCCC, was organized this year, 1970-1971. Any- one majoring in business or taking business courses could become a member. Mr. Williamson was the sponsor for the previous year. As a special project, at 7:00 A. M. on November 22, members shovelled snow off the sidewalks in front of busi- nesses which hire DECA members. A Moonlight Bowl was sponsored by the DECA for all VICA The Vocational Industrial Club of America is the newest organization at CCCC. .Anyone interested in industrial work was invited to join. Its purpose is to train for leadership and to acquaint its members with different occupations. VICA met once a month. February 13, delegates were sent to a State Constitu- bers also went to contests in Salina and Pittsburg to test their skill within the I vocational area of their interest. Mr. White was the advisor. I Members AT LEFT include: Roger Fox, Bob Long, Kenneth Rhodes, Steve Tyler, Wayne Tyler, jack Archer, Ronald Metz, Russell Harris, Paul Parks, john Kelley, jim Ratcliff, Bill Curtis, Howard Meador, Richard Finley, Sadie Macklin, Bill Purdue, john Closen, Bob Sommerhauser, Howard Strickland, Don O'Dell, Kenny Day. students at the bowling alley on December 12. ..- Several members attended a Spring Leadership Confer- ence at Kansas City, March 19-20. The club gave their ser- vices to the community by supporting the United Fund drive with active solicitations. To make money, DE CA operated a pop machine in the south building and sold candy at Halloween. AGRI- BU I ESS The purpose and objectives of Agri-Business are to promote a better understanding of Agri- Business Industries in feeds, seeds, fertilizer, and market- ing, and to assist members in selection of career goals. And to promote civic development, in- volvement, and citizenship of the members of the Agri-Business Association. First-year officers are pic- tured, second year officers are: Ron Cannon, president, Glenn Lambert, Vice-pres. , Dave Bur- den, secretary, Donnie Pount, treasurer. Members sponsored a steak feed for employers, a crops contest for FFA, and an exhibit for Kansas Feed and Grain Dealers Convention. Distributive Education Club--FRONT: Mike Morgan, Jerry Hopper, Roger Chistun. SECOND: Craig Johnson, Ron Wine- inger, Bill Hutchison, Dennis Scruggs. THIRD: Ron Alcorn, Walter Tredway, John Copeland, Brad Morris, Mr. William- son, advisor. Agri-Business--SEATEDfOfficersj: john Edwards, treasurer, Lawrence Gosselin, vice-president, Kent Nulik, president, Cecil Corder, secretary, Larry Longhorse, parliamentarian. SECOND: jim Groom, Richard Dtmcan, Robert Allen, Keith Nulik, Terry Hamilton, Rod Rush, Mr. Tredway, advisor. THIRD: Mr. jimison, advisor, Lindley Zimmerman, Rex Hedges, Allan Myers, joe Mackey, Allen Morris, Bill Curron. wr: - 0--1 W, W ' X 3515 ,Y 5 - , .. Q , 1, Q . ks,- N.. ' . trim'--A K .es ' QA S ... Q is W . p 3 55 53 'aff Q , tion Committee meeting at Salina. Mem- . Who's Who--FRONT: Kenneth Day, Rita Blenden, Marilyn McGehan, Valerie Oleson, Carol McAdoo, Penny Patton, Martin Metz. BACK: Robert Long, Rex Beeney, Paul Allen, Tom Carr, Ron Wilkey, Vic McClung. WHO, WHO Thirteen sophomores at CCCJC were included in the 1971 edition of Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American jun- ior Colleges. Election to this honor from balloting of the fac- ulty and administration of CCCJC is based upon scholarship, participa- tion and leadership in academic and extracur- ricular activities, citi- zenship and service to the school, and the stu- dent's promise of future usefulness. Only students with sophomore standings are eligible for membership in Who's Who and the number nominated from each institution is lim- ited by quota as estab- lished by the national headquarters office. BL CK T DE TESTABLI HME T 7 The Black Student Establishment ment, an active group at CCCJC, is open to anyone who would like to join. Its sponsors for 1970-1971 were Mr. Peery and Dr. Nelson. O Organized 2 years ago, the BSE has grown to be a fairly large group. For their Christmas party, the Black Student Establishment had a dance in the junior college auditor- ium on December 11, 1970. During the year they were invited to sing at the WSU Human Relations meet- ing as Well as for other functions throughout the community. As a special project, the BSE sponsored lunches for all students each Wed- nesday beginning with the second semester. Black Student Establishment--SEA TED: Ray Nash, Sinclair Royal, Lew Rowe, Alvin Brown, Martin Metz. STANDING: Mr. Peery, advisor, Traviata Morris, Willie Robinson, Connie Watson, Loretta Abington, Sondra Dorsey. 9 7'-1 Wav' Lettermen'S Club-- Nation. SECOND: Lloyd Davenport, Ron Wilkey, jim FRONT: Rodney Jennings, Bill Wilson, Rob Gerlach, Denny Nivens, Henry Leake, Alan Sam Hasker, David Booher, Randy Adams. THIRD: Roger Miles, Bruce Zimmerman, Dick Smith, Paul Allen, Charles Kennedy. FOURTH: Terry Graham, Rick Cleveland, Ormsby, Sinclair Royal, Ken Schulte. TIGER ACTION CLUB aa, if Mclntire. SECOND: Jeannie ley. THIRD: Patrice Woner Martin, Pam Rommel, Anit Frazee, Carol McAdoo, Don NS- Peggy Henry, Rita Blenden, Pam Hope, Debbie Neitzke, Penny Patton, Janis Wood, Marsha Kreyer, Melinda Scott, Bob Shaver, Bruce Zimmerman, Martin Metz, Vic McClung, Lowell Hargrove, Roger Wineinger, Tom Stan- Cindy Barker, jean Applegate, Valerie Oleson, Sharon Alsip, Barbara Alsip, Deb Grain, Sue Ehmke, Barbara a Esquivel, Wilma Schulz, Kathie Thurman. FOURTH: Marilyn McGehan, Traviata Morriss, Mona Prather, Sue na Houston, Mary Blatchford, Nan Johnston, Debbie Daily, Cathy Bay, Carol Brooks, Peggy Willis, Debra Folger, Tiger Action Club--FRONT: 3 Mr Karen Cover, Suzie West, S. Coats, Mrs. jimison. Lettermen's club--FRONT: Doug Cutting, Donnie McCliu'e, Kathie Thurman, Debra Folger, Rita Blenden, The Lettermen's Club at Cowley County Community College had its members, any person who went out for any kind of inter- collegiate sports. Formed fifteen years ago, the group has grown to attain a large membership. Meetings were held once a month on Wed- nesday evenings at 7:30 in the lounge. For a special speaker, Reverend Grout met with the group. President for 1970- 1971 was Mike Mc- Clure. Advisors were Mr. Cleveland, foot- ball coach, and Mr. Heidebrecht, basket- ball coach. Steve Hollingsworth, Mike Van Meter. SECOND: Ray Nash, David Monares, Allan Darnall, Lowell Har- grove, Steve Long, Rodney Jennings. THIRD: David Eslick, Lynn Graham, Chuck Nettrourer, Mike McClure. FOURTH: Kendall White, Mike Miller, Tom Smith, joe Wilson, Alvin Brown, Kenny Webber, and . . OFFICER Tiger Action Club, an organization created to promote school spirit for all school func- tions, is the largest organization in the school. For 1970-1971, the TAC had 90 members plus 2 advisors: Mrs. Coats and Mrs. jimison. Any student at CCCC was invited to join the club. On September 10, 1970, the Tiger Action Club held a bonfire and pep rally for the school at Carver Field. TAC members helped with Parent's Day on October 3. During the year, the club sponsored two bus trips to out-of- town games, one to the Coffeyville football game on October 17, and the other to the bas- ketball game january 26 at Butler County. Af- ter the Pratt Basketball game, TAC held an all school dance in the college auditorium. To boost school spirit, members painted posters for all games. They also sold CCCJC football and basketball booster buttons. A spe- cial section was designated for all Tiger Ac- tion Club members to sit at games. Having only been active for the last two years, the organization has grown to be an in- dispensable group. e Tiger Action Club Officers--Paul Allen, president, Carol McAdoo, vice-presi dent, Vic McClung, student government representative, Rita Blenden, secre- tary, Debra Folger, Ueas. Mdikl 5Ww? Nui 1. 14 ,. Niki like .lg if wmv 'ym'W Cheerleaders--FRONT: Pam Hope, Marsha Kreyer. SECOND: Penny Patton, Rita Blenden, Melinda Mclntire. THIRD: Debbie Neitzke, Janis Wood, Peggy Henry. The cheerleaders for 1970-1971 enthusiastically aroused spirit in the student body to support the athletic CCCC teams. Previous to several of the football and basketball games, the cheerleaders con- ducted pep assemblies in the college auditorium. They supported the team by attending all home games and all but one out-of-town game. During the summer of 1970, 3 of the girls: Penny Pattong Janis Woodg and Rita Blenden attended a cheerleading camp at Sam Houston State University at Huntsville, Texas. They Won 8 superior ratings and the spirit stick during the week they were there. Sophomore cheerleaders were Melinda Mclntire, Penny Patton, Janis Wood, and Rita Blenden. Fresh men were Pam Hope., Marsha Kreyer, Debbie Neitzke, and Peggy I-Ienry. Mrs. Coats and Mrs. jimison were the advisors for the past year. tiger action club and cheerleaders in action Y' 49' fa. F USNRS 3 E 01 Behind the basketball players are the cheerleaders and the members of the Tiger Action Club who backed me football and basketball teams at all home games. David Reinkemeyer, Ken Schulte, Tom Hebb, Alvin Brown, Charles Kennedy, Doug Ritz, and Doug'Cutting, members of CCCC's basketball team, were getting ready to board the bus for the Barton County game on December 12. SPGRTS FOOTB LL 1970 is sm N' 'T 3? 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FOURTH ROW: jim Meairsg David Mooreg Dave Eslickg Mike Sobbag Paul Alleng Chet Millsg jay Pattong David Monaresg Rick Whitfieldg Mike McClure. The 1970 Tiger Football Team opened the season by defeating their Alumni 16 to 0 and then were faced with what proved to be the number one team in the Kansas jay- hawk junior College Conference and in the nation. The Tigers played Fort Scott Community College their closest game on the Way to their National Championship. They were then faced with traveling to Garden City and Hutchin- son to take on the 3rd and 2nd place finishers in the Conference. The 1970 team exemplified the never say die Tiger spirit and fought back to win six of the last seven games for an upper division finish in the conference and a 7-4 Winning season. -Wrwwevvggs til 'Q 'lhu.!' Coach Cleveland discusses next season with three returning lettermen: Greg Cales, Ray Nash, and Alan Nation. coreboard WE Alumni 16 Fort Scott 9 Garden City 10 Hutchinson 0 Haskell 58 Butler County 21 Coffeyville 10 Highland 14 Pratt 0 Independence 14 Dodge City 15 THEY 0 25 28 41 6 . I4 0 3 7 7 13 THREE EA N GRID H0 ORS TRQVIH1: Xi fi-gf., NN Ron Wilkey was selected on the KJJCC team this season. As a Freshman Ron was second in the league in individual back tackles and was an honorable mention selection. He not only led the Tigers in tackles but also led the entire league for the most tackles made by a back-116. He was also selected as an all- American safety. Paul Allen was selected as an honorable mention lineman for his performance as center. As a freshman he was as start- ing end for the Tigers, but after a knee injury and surgery, he was moved to the center position. Rick Cleveland was selected as an honorable mention back. He had many positions but was mainly used as a quarterback and flank- er. In his rookie season he grabbed 17 passes for 276 yards, fifth in the conference. He was also fifth in both punt and kick-off returns and had the second highest average in the kick-off returns. 1 I I 5 W In the 10-0 victory over Coffeyville Alvin Brown 1333 carries on one of his 15 attempts. 31 TIGERS-UPPER DIVISIO TE M Two Tigers momentarily stop the Conqs grounds gain in the 15- 13 Tiger victory. i Rick Cleveland, No. 12, hands off to ilankerback Rick Whit- field, No. 11, in the 14-7 victory over Independence. ,Ms 5 ,M W, Y A' av' ' ag -H 7 A I ' Q' 5 ' ' -gs ' -nd! in -N N' s1,, Rick Cleveland is rushed during a pass attempt against Pratt. 32 Wilkey, No. 21, and Rick Whitfield halt a Fort Scott runner. Football Team Finishes With 7-4 Winning Season Mike Sobba, No. 82, sights in on a Coffeyville back. 33 BA KETBALL 19 0-1971 l ans S GER 2 3 1 55 IGERS 21 a TIGERS' 1 2 FRONT ROW: Virgil Watson Rod Jennings Randy Adams Kenneth Deputee Steve I-Iollingswroth MIDDLE ROW: Chuck Nettrourer, Dayid Reinkemeyer, Ken Schulte, Robert Gerlach, ,Alvin Brown, Rick Cleveland. LAST ROW: Tim Sullivan, Maynard Stucky, Doug Cutting, Charles Kennedy, Doug Ritz, and Tom Hebb. A 'PT Coach Heidebrecht assisted by Coach Watters, discuss a play during time-out. r Scoreboard WE Alumni 95 Northern fTonkawa Okla.D 68 Garden City Holiday Classic Tour. Howard 94 Lamare Colorado College 74 Panhandle Oklahoma 72 St. Qlohn's fwinfieldb 95 Coffeyville 88 :iBarton County fGreat Bendj 58 Northern 70 'iGarden City 79 Allen County Clolah 64 'iPratt 77 P'iHutchinson 77 'iDodge City 71 5iBut1er County QEI Doradol 65 :iSeWard County CLi.bera1J 60 tBarton County fGreat Bendj 61 1iGarden City 68 tPratt 72 tk Hutchinson 75 t'fDodge City 65 tButler County CE1 Doradoy 69 'kSeward County fLihera1J 55 Confe rence Games THEY 78 80 96 85 67 73 100 85 81 85 60 66 95 73 88 73 74 70 1 00 80 72 72 75 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER award was presented to Maynard Stucl-ty, a 6'2 sophomore from Moundridge. Roy Brothers, of the athletic committee of Rodeo Key Club, sponsors, presented the award. Stucky had a 14. 1 scoring mark, a 7. 8 rebound mark and field goal and free throw percentages of .458 and . 791 respectively. M DF ,, is xswrd -Mb, I --..., -..,s is.-N-5 ry Q ... 1 Tom Hebb's jumping ability proves rewarding. The 1970-71 basketball team, coached by Del Heidebrecht and assisted by Mike Watters, had many strong points eventhough they had a losing season. The squad had determination to play as hard as possible throughout the entire season. They never were behind or ahead. Only three sophomores showed considerable ac- tion for the varsity team. First was Maynard Stuck- ey, who gained much experience during his fresh- man year. Doug Ritz and Rodney Jennings came into the season with less experience, but became valu- able assets to the club, Rob Gerlach, another soph- omore, was kept from seeing any action because of a knee injury. Coach Heidebrecht stated that the team showed great anticipation. Also, that he had many fine freshman who have gained lots of experience to add to next year's season. E A Dodge City player attempts to stop Stucky. B Zz 'X im' O 1 ' 4 A if Y 'gi , X 'N asf? ,Q :iw 1 W4 . A fi x x V X. 5 , X w il l s AL X is R M we sxev X -5 41 TR MUR L BASKETB LL CCCC sponsored four intramural basketball teams during 1970- 1971 who played with two other teams in a six-team conference. The games were played in the high school girls' gymn. They took place every Wednesday evening the first game starting at 6:30 with two games following. Paul Allen, Ted Hardy, Rick Cleveland, Joe Rush, Lowell Har grove, Roger Wineinger, Mike Edmimson, Bruce Zimmerman, Mike Mirt, joe Wilson, Donnie McClure, Lloyd Davenport, Ti Sullivan, Ray Nash, David Eslick, Keith Webb, jim Palmer, Lew Rowe, Sinclair Royal, Willie Robinson, Brad Morris, Steve Long, Brad Pendrak, Allen Morris, Glenn Haas, David Moore. Players included: Ron Wilkey, Ken Webber, Dennis Schmidt, m On Wednesday, February 24, 1971 two of the CCCC teams, started off the league tournament which took place every Wednesday evening thereaiter until March 10. For 1970-1971, a girls' basket- ball game was organized. This was only the second year for CCCC to sponsor a team. Three games were scheduled, one with Northern Okla- homa College, and two with St. john's College, Players included: FRONT: Karen Bogart, Rita Blenden, Pam Rommel, Kathie Thurman. BACK: Mona Prather, janis Wood, Rosanna Brock, Resa Bowman, janet Ballinger, Coach I-Ieidebrecht. GIRL 3 BA KETB LL He re March 25 26 30 April 1 6 13 17 19 21 24 Baseball Team--FRONT: Don Hodge, Rick lNhitfield, jr. Sparks, Mike Sobba, Bruce Zimmerman. BACK: Lowell Hargrove, Randy Finuf, Sam Hasker, Don McClure, Steve Long, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Cecil jacks, Ed Endicott, Ken Weber, jim Williams, Ken Schulte, Ray Nash, Kendal White. I TER CULLEGIATE PIRNG SPORTS Baseball 1971 was the second year for Tiger baseball. Mr. Cleveland coached the team. This was the 1971 season schedule: Miami Heston O. M. A. Tonkawa Pratt Tonkawa Miami G. M. A. St. johns Pratt inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games inning games April 20-30 Sub-District Tournament May 6, 7, 8 District Tournament Tennis He re He re The re He re The re The re The re He re He re He re He re He re This was the 1971 season schedule: March 13 Pittshu rg 17 Southwestern 20 Bethany 23 Emporia 31 Northwestern April 7 Emporia 1 0 Pittsburg 14 Pratt A X Hutchins on 2 Independence Tennis Team: Keith Tolles, Randy Moore, Jeff Judd, Bill Marsh, Ken Webber, Coach Watters. Not pictured: Steve Vann. May 39 1 6 Phillips 2 1 CC C C Invitational 2 4 Seward Pratt 2 8 johns on County Hutchins on 2 9 Phillips 1 Bethany 3 Northwestern 7 Regional Tournament He re The re The re He re He re The re He re There He re Pratt Hutch. He re Here The re Hutch. sf ' L if , 5 if? E ' fffiixiii,-5I 13'2k ls Q' 1 j ,Ugg mx.. so , , ' iff? ., N sf... A 'X ...W ..,. 5 -2' 4... is 2 .asia 5, in L. W 'i ' - . . . .------.-M ' ' i' i..,,.r. 552. fp .,,,.,w, ' M MW, ,. g , ,QW-,, Q , i, i . f ' is a H t -- -- Q ., - R , .. 0 . av . sf 4 -ws fssw W -5 .- -W . jwfwg Many vocational classes are held in this building north of Arkansas City. LGOK if 1+ 1 T0 VOCATHJ ----..., V.,f w ' qw... AREA OF CCCC WK, . Altar -iw ...I ' 'l ' :mnnumq--Q .5 1119 A sign- making machine is part of the distributive educa- tion department in the south building. ..- W H ,e. ' gi. - in i iii r s v i-- N ' C is '75 .. s n i r n ns , - M . , .,., .,,, ,. . ..,,. T l This is the machine shop north of Arkansas City. 5 N1 .Kg 'M fs9 M..-.....c, 1 'www ...aw ' ,. 131 --w.........,,,, 5 . . X .. , I ' 1 . .. Q L 'ff' .. lg , I,,,, ntiei 2 Here is the drafting classroom in the vocational building. H' --www MW ws- -we s I ,- sa 5 4 f? g- , , 2. . '35- , ,Ls rw Q ' Mr. Anderson demonstrated his new data processing equip- ment in the A. C. Office Building. if Faculty and administrators drive far to bring knowledge and innovations back to the collega. I FACULTY INISTR T10 President This is Dr. Gwendel A. Nelson's third school year as president of CCCC. Dr. Nelson came to CCCC from Little Rock, Arkansas, where he worked for the South Central Regional Educational Laba ratories . Dr. Nelson's educational background includes: B. S. from Kansas State College of Pittsburgg M. S. from KSC of Pittsburg and his Ed.D was completed at the University of Kansas. Dr. Nelson is married and he and his wife, Luella, have two children: Mrs. Marsha Carr of Wichita who is a housewife and Mike who is with the Coast Guard. Dr and Mrs. Nelson examine a chart used to show the importance of a new Jtmior college building. 5 lf- so fvzzfkfl . 441 ,U ig.- ,J , iffy ' s- XXX '3 4V xx il . 'Ja t ' '04-042 X .sv ' ez-lffi.. Dr. Nelson, temporanly laying aside his cowbe1l' cheers the Tiger Roundballers during the Pratt game, january 16 Board of Trustees ? 1 Q 5 S ' ..Q This year's Board of Trustee members include, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: A. C. Foster, Arkansas City, Walter E. David, Dexter, Edward Gilliland, Arkansas City, Daniel A. Walker, Maple City, Andrew Swoyer, Winfield and Harold B. Walker fchairmanj, Arkansas City. Administrators E 1 .2 1 I T W WILLlAM S. SCOTT, Dean of Admin- ANTON F. BUFFO, Dean of General RUPERT C. WELCH, Business 1st1'at1on and Student Affairs. Education, Dean of Occupational Manager. Education. i a ,A is ' i if i i Q MARY MARGARET WILLIAMS, Director of ,gnu---, - W Admissions and Records . 5 5 15 F V K N '- Q ff, 4 E ' . 1, A 1 . 1 ' ,Q . in , ea Alb- ' ' A . r ' - Counselors F acult 43... ' is 4 WALTER L. 2 T 1 ELMER MORRIS, Director of Student Activities, Fi- nancial Aids Officer and Director of Student Housing and Employment. IOI-IN H. BOEI-INKE, Coordinator of Counseling, V Selective Service and i, Veterans. 3 1 v i. J. P. DEWELL, Speech fchair- manj. A.A. Dodge City , Community Collegeg A. B. KSTC5 M.S. KSTC. RUTH ELAINE BROWN, Eng- lish. A.B. , Phillips Universi- ty. LEOTA M. COATS, English. A.A. Labette County Com- munity Collegeg B. S. KSTC3 M. A. , KSTC. C SUE JEAN COVACEVICH, Art. A.B. Southwester Col- legeg M.A. , Colorado State College. K.R. GALLE, Manager of College Bookstore. A. B. , Bethel Collegeg A. M. , University of Chicago. FOSTINE MONCRIEF, Music. A.A. CCCC5 A.B. WSU5 B. M. Southwester Collegeg M. M. , WSU. THOMAS A. NEWTON, Eng- lish, Student Publications. B. S. KSTC. , i 'ting MATHIASMEIER, Coor- dinator of Curriculum, Social Science. N1 Humanities Q Q' KN' 'W --,. ' fg Q 'P M and taff LEONARD I-IATHCOAT, Eco- nomics fchairmanj. B. S. , Northwestern State Collegeg M. S. , University of Arkansas. ANDRE DUCHATEAU, Social Science. M.A. Central Missouri Stateg B. S. University of lllinoisg Doctorate work at Oklahoma State University. ROBERT E. LAWSON, Social Science. B. S., KSC of Pitts- burgg M. S. , KSC of Pittsburg. LEWIS A. MCPHERREN, Philo- sophy. A. B, , Phillips University. PHIL PEERY, Psychology. B.A. University of Tulsa. ' LOIS E. WINEGARNER, Home Economics. B. S. , KSC of Pitts- burgg M. S., Iowa State Univer- sity. AUGUST S. TROLLMAN, In- strumental and Vocal Music. B. S. , KSTCg M. M. E., WSU. MARGARET M. WHEELER, English. B.A. , WSU5 M. Ed. , WSU. ocial Science I E 1 . exif 45 x NI iv N w QUQY ig... is Rev. Floyd W. Price, B.A., Mill- saps Collegeg B. D. Emery Universityg M.A. Scarritt Collegeg S. T. M., Christian Theologi cal Seminary. atural Science A yu. Physical Science Chairmanj. B. S. , S 1 ' e ' E K 5 -P. 1 DELBERT HEIDEBRECHT, Health and Hygiene, Basket- ball Coach. A.A., CCCC3 B.S., Univer- sity of Oklahoma, M. LONNIE F. BEDWELL, CAROL E. BRIDGES, Mathematics. B. S. , Southwestern, M. S. , Kansas State University. KSC of Pittsburg. bs. LARRY L. CLARK, Mathematics. B. S. , McPherson College, A. M. , University of Arkansas. 3 .Q 3 ar , r '- I. KELSEY DAY, Bio- logy. A.B. , South- western, M. S. , Uni- versity of Illinois. d '9 -1-nv' ' JANET I. JIMISON, MICHAEL W. Girls' Physical Educa- WATTERS, Chemistry. tion. B.S., KSTC. B S Southwestern cb1iSge, M.S., KSU. Eaigsml Service Technology 1 l! lf FRANK M. ROBERTSON II, Police Science. F.B. I. Academy. LAVERN WILLIAMSON, Distributive Education. B. B. A . , Washbmn University. MARY WILSON, Busi- ness. A.B., South- western College, M. S. , KSTC. RICHARD E. TREDWAY, Agri-Business Qchairmanl. B. S. , KSU: M. S., KSU. GERALD ANDERSON, Data Processing. B.A. , Colorado State University M.A. , Col- orado State University. CATHERINE DEAN GOEHRING, Business. B.S., KSTC, M.S. , KSTC. CONRAD C. JIMISON, Agri- Business. B.S. , KSTCg M. S. , KSTC. Industrial Technology 'Ns BEN L. CLEVELAND, Carpentry, Head Coach of Football and Base- ball. B. S. , Northeast- ern State College, M. S. , Oklahoma State University. Department Chairman. O. GORDON HOCK, CCCJC: B. S., North- western State College. 'Fav'- J his if 1 JAMES F. EDWARDS, LEO G. FOLCK, Elec- Electronics. B.S. , tronics. B. S. , KSC of KSTC5 M. S. , KSC of Pittsburg, M. S. , Iowa Pittsburg. State University. I .Jw nun. f ROBERT E. JUSTICE, JASON G. KLEIER, Auto Mechanics. A.A. , Welding. KSC of Technical Drafting. Pittsburg. Institute for Certifica- tion of Engineering Technicansg KSC of Pittsburg. BRUCE L. STEPHENS, Machine Shop. A. A. , Coffeyville Junior Col- lege, B. S. , KSC of Pittsburg, M. S. , KSC of Pittsburg. 47 LES TER GRIFFITI-I Auto Mechanics, A.B. , Southwestern College. M. S. KSU: G. M. Training School. EVERETT A. MALAN, Engineering Drawing. B. S. , Southwest Mis- souri State College, M. A. , Colorado State College. cccjc. CI-LARLES J. WHITE Technology. A A Secretaries serif, C' . K Ruth Gillock, to Dr. Nelson. 1:9- M N. 'Wy i 1 I Secretary Ava Lohman, Secretary Orvalee Post Secretary to Bev Anderson Secretary to Mr. Scott. Mr. Welch. to Mr. Buffo. i .... cb- Q' 5 ' 2 fig s : Peggy Blake, Secretary Darlene Snyder, Secre- Cheryl Wahlenmaier, Pat Brazil, Purchasing to Mr. Mathiasmeir. tary to Mr. Morris. Receptionist. Clerk. Merle A. Vincent, Li- brarian B. S. , Northwest- ern State Collegeg M. S. KSTC. Librarians Eleanor Anderson, Li- brary Clerk, Lamar jun-L ior College, A.A. Custodians x 48 K i Harold Woosley Grant Gribble ' 'E vw 19 if Sophomores are ready to be called out to gre-ater horizons. OPHO ORE Sophomore Class fficers avi-r.iDW'i' ' gp -mmap ,rf '11 -r ,E . if 1- R . 4. J W lg, MT xi? H 'm .txf N 'aft' is 3 f 1 - pxu . A ibfu , :Q ,P K' Hg., xxx, 'Qin we 7 v EQ? . , fl x f414.91 Q Q' M ,fs ' ish? gaze- A, Q Q' isa fr s .-1lr'...k.s2q sw . kr 'if 51 ft 1..-emit Sophomore class officers: Penny Patton, secretary, Paul Allen, president, Joe Rush, vice-president, Carol McAdoo, student gov- ernment representative, Janis Wood, student government representative, Bob Shaver, alternate student government representative. Letter to the Sophomores A Fellow Sophomores: As we look back upon our sophomore year we find many events which hap- pened in the world and close to home, that had a great bearing on us as young men and women. First, let us remember a few happenings from our last junior college year, our sophomore year, 1970- 1971. Our Tiger football team finished the season with a six win and four loss record. Ron Wilkey, the leagues leading tackler, was cited for his outstanding performance by gaining all-american recognition as well as being chosen as an all-conference defensive back. Also in the fall another of our fellow sophomores gained recognition. During the Arkalalah celebration, Rita Blenden, was crowned Alalah XXXIX. Next came winter and along with winter came basketball season. Despite being inex- perienced, our juco roundballers showed confidence and hustled to finish with a fine season. Pertaining to athletics, there were two disasters which saddened everyone. The events were the plane crashes of the Wichita State University football team and Marshall football team and followers. In these disasters over 100 people lost their lives. In November, Kansas voters broke tradition by electing Robert Docking for an unprecedented 3rd term as governor. As sophomores we have learned to make decisions and we have gained knowledge through experience. Each event in our sophomore year has had a special meaning to each of us, some more meaningful than others, according to one's own interests. Graduation brought on a feeling of completion and one of anticipation for the future and what it holds for each of us as graduates. Paul Allen, President of sophomore class 50 President of the class, Paul Allen, helped with the Day Care Center at Central Christian Church. X eff fwfgeffn - -5 - -- girl wil fy, Lx., df 1' 15 ff W, A 1 My V f ff f WW 1 XQ4 lx f Af f 5 f ON' ,iafgv 1 X ,f jg! f in My f ,fx 00 f,A'zff5'fl ,ww mm -W X-ff 'ff :.:,2 2 .ISM .. , .I ,f,,.i 5, yy . ., , N. 1 M, ff ': Q., ,f,yf.7fl' .. A-Y , W 'Y F- Q , ihyfff' aff , , I , pl s-1 N , . 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Kenneth Day 24, 25, 52 Richard Dixon 52 Sondra Dorsey 9, 22, 25,52 Dean Drouhard 52 Ronald Dubach 52 Ronald Dunn 52 Mike Edmonson 52 Edward Endicott 39, 52 Howard Ernst 53 Anita Esquivel 19, 22, 26, 53 Helen Falkenberg 53 Richard Finley 24, 53 Linda Fisher 53 Robert Fitzgerald 53 Debra Folger 11, 26, 27, 53 Joseph Fortier 53 Mary Frame 20, 53 Linda Garren 53 Robert Gerlach 26, 34, 53 Robert Gombas 53 Debra Graham 53 Melvin Graves 53 Ed Griffith 19, 53 Marilyn Grubb 20, 22, 53 Dennis Guinn 53 Tom Hadorn 53 Patsy Haest 53 Jerry Hankins 53 Kathryn Harder 20, 53 Steve Harding 53 Helen Hardman 53 Lowell Hargrove 26, 27, 39, 53 Sterling Harper 26, 53 Janice Harris 54 Joline Harris 54 David Hatfield 54 Tom Hathcoat 54 Melton Hiatt 54 Don Hodge 39, 54 Mike Holland 54 Gary Holloway 54 Gary Hope 54 Keith Hostetter 54 Barbara Houghton 54 Harry lreton 54 Walter Isom 45 Cecil Jacks 39, 54 Peggy Jarboe 19, 20, 54 Rodney Jennings 26, 27, 34, 54 Raymond Keady 54 Leroy Kile 54 Roger King 54 Glenn Lambert 54 Steve Lansden 54 Eulah Lilly 54 Robert Long 24, 25, 54 Marie Marquis 54 Phillip Marrs 55 Barbara Martin 26, 55 Kenneth May 55 Carol McAdoo 11, 17, 18,21 25, 26, 27, 50, 55 Victor McClung 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, 27, 55 Mike McClure 18, 21, 27, 30, 55 Mike McEwen 55 Marilyn McGehan 11, 20, 21, 25, 26, 55 Melinda Mclntire 11, 16, 26, 28, 7 Stiie McSpadden 19, 55 Jim Meairs 30, 55 Martin Metz 18, 25, 26,55 Valerie Metz 55 Roger Miles 26, 55 Mike Miller 27, 30, 55 Donna Miser 55 David Monares 27, 30, 55 Brad Morris 24, 55 Terry Morton 55 Lois Neal 55 Mike Newton 55 Denny Nivens 26, 30, 55 Lynda Nixon 55 Valerie Oleson 11, 20, 25, 26, 55 Lloyd Pappan 55 Sharon Pappan 56 Helen Parker 56 Larry Patterson 56 Jay Patton 30, 56 Penny Patton 11, 18, 19, 25, 26, 28, 50, 56 Bradley Pendrak 56 Harold Petersen 56 John Postelwait 56 Donnie Pound 56 Mona Prather 26, 38, 56 5David Rahn 56 Richard Rettig 56 Steve Rettig 19, 56 Ted Rieckenberg 56 Leola Ring 56 Doug Ritz 29, 34, 56 Sinclair Royal 22, 25, 26, 30, 56 Joe Rush 22, 23, 50,56 Paulette Rush 56 Bill Russell 56 Patrick Sarntee 56 Max Scholfield 56 Robert Shaver 19, 26, 50, 56 Bill Sheridan 18, 22,56 Pam Shipp 56 Rick Simmon 57 Floyd Smith 57 Rebecca Smith 57 Tommy Smith 27, 30, 57 Don Snyder 57 Nlike Sobba 30, 33, 39,57 Robert Sommerhauser 24, 57 Joseph Soria 57 Tom Sorrell 57 Max Stacy 57 Claudia Stewart Maynard Stucky 34, 35, 36, 37, 5 Ralph Taton 57 Nicki Thurlow 57 Kathie Thurman 23, 26, 27, 38, 57 Clinton Tolles 57 Wayne Tyler 24, 57 Jane Utz 57 Mike Van Meter 20, 23, 27, 30, 57 Billie Vannoy 57 Mike Vaughn 57 Judith Wadlow 57 Harold Waldschmidt 57 Barbara Watson 57 Constance Watson 11, 25,57 Steve Weathered 58 Susie West 26,58 Vicky Westhoff 58 Ben Wilcox 58 Ron Wilkey 25, 30, 31, 33, 58 Larry Williams 58 Joseph Wilson 27, 30, 58 Kathleen Wilson 58 Ronald Wilson 58 Roger Wineinger 19, 26, 58 Keith Wohlgemuth 58 Ronald Wolf 58 Janis Wood 8, 9, 17, 26, 28, 38, 58 Terry Wood 50, 58 John Woydziak 58 Benny Ybarra 58 John Young 58 Larry Young 58 Charles Yunker 58 Bruce Zimmerman 20, 26, 39, 58 Freshmen Randy Adams 26, 34, 36,60 Patricia Albin 60 7 Ronnie Alcorn 24, 60 Mike Allen 60 Robert Allen 60 Cheryl Allred 60 Sharon Alsip 26, 60 David Anderson 60 Mike Anderson 60 Tom Andes 61 Sherry Andrews 13, 22,61 Bill Anstey 61 ' Jean Applegate 16, 23, 26, 61 David Armstrong 61 David Armstrong 61 Tom Austin 61 Pam Avery 23,61 Robert Babcock 61 Larry Bahm 61 Kenneth Bailey 61 Janet Ballinger 19, 38,61 Bobby Bangs 61 Cindy Barker 22, 26,61 Mike Barondeau 61 Bruce Bazil 61 Bob Beavers 61 Daniel Beeson 61 Mark Berg 61 Kim Bible 61 Cheryl Bilyeu 61 Connie Blankenship 61 Mary Blatchford 9,13,18, 61 Kenneth Blevins 61 James Bobey 61 Judith Bolia 61 Shirley Booe 61 David Booher 26, 30, 61 Kent Booher 30, 61 Wayne Bowman 22, 61 Resa Bowman 22, 38,61 Rickey Boyer 23, 61 Robert Brammer 61 Steve Brannan 61 David Brazil 61 John Brinkley 61 Carol Brooks 23, 26,61 Cheryl Brown 19,61 Maria Brown 61 James Bruey 61 David Burden 61 Linda Burns 61 Colleen Cain 62 Gregory Cales 30, 62 Mark Carney 62 Hazel Carter 62 Patricia Casebolt 62 Roger Chisum 24,62 Danny Clay 62 26, 60 Rick cieveiand 26, 30, 31, 32, 34, 62 Brian Cochran 30, 62 James Colburn 62 Virginia Collins 62 Mike Conover 62 Mitchell Conover 62 Daniel Cook 62 Cecil Corder 62 Barbara Coulter 62 Donald Craig 23,62 Debbie Crain 20, 26, 62 Mike Crawford 62 Willard Curron 24, 62 William Curtis 24,62 Doug Cutting 27, 29, 34, 62 Peggy Daily 20, 26,62 Allan Darnall 27, 30,62 Mike Dauphin 62 Lloyd Davenport 26, 30, 60 John Davis 23,62 Jo Rita Davis 62 Kenneth Defore 62 Sandra Deremo 62 Janet Dixon 62 Bryne Donaldson 22, 23, 62 Rodney Donaldson 62 David Doughten 62 Richard Duncan 62 Warren Duncan 62 Kenneth Deputee 34, 62 John Edwards 24, 62 Gary Ehmke 62 Sharon Ehmke 19, 26,62 Nancy Elam 62 Jacqueline Elston 60, 62 David Eslick 27, 30, 63 Debra Fair 63 Eddie Falkenberg 63 David Farnsworth 63 Patricia Farris 63 Don Feasel 63 Jim Feaster 63 Martha Feaster 63 Mike Felts 63 Kris Flower 63 Roger Fox 24,63 Kenneth Franklin 63 Sue Frazee 20, 21, 26, 63 Susan Freed 63 Gayla Freeman 63 Robert Freeman 63 Larry Gann 63 Marcia Gann 63 William Gay 63 Reginna Gearhardt 63 Nancy Gilliland 63 Rickie Godwin 63 Doug Goff 63 Daniel Gonzalez 30, 63 Herlinda Gonzales 63 Lawrence Gosselin 24, 63 Gerald Graham 26,63 James Graves 63 Harold Gray 63 Wayne Green 63 Larry Greenleaf 63 Mike Grimley 63 James Groom 63 Regina Gutierrez 20, 63 Larry Hale 63 Terry Hamilton 24, 63 Steve Hamlin 63 Russ Harris 24,63 Sam Hasker 26, 30, 63 Glen Hass 63 Arvene Hays 63 Richard Hearting 64 Tom Hebb 29, 34, 35, 64 Rex Hedges 24,64 Peggy Henry 26, 28, 64 Tom Herbers 64 Stanley Hiatt 64 Steve Hollingsworth 27, 34, Pamela Hope 13, 18, 26, 28 62 64 ,64 Jerry Hopper 24, 64 Donna Houston 19, 26, 64 Paul Hubbard 64 James Huebner 64 Danny Hughes 64 John Hughes 64 Tom Hummingbird 64 Lonnie Hutchinson 64 William Hutchison 23, 24, 64 Patricia Jackson 22, 23,64 Albert Jaworsky 64 Fredrick Jeffries 64 Daniel Johnson 64 Marla Johnson 22, 23, 64 Norman Johnson 64 Nan Johnston 12', 16, 18, 23, 26, 64 Betty Jones 64 Jenny Jones 64 Carol Jordan 64 Karen Jordan 20, 64 Robert Jordan 64 Mary Ann Juarez 64 Doug Judd 64 Peggy Kaiser 64 Clarice Kampman 64 Susan Kampman 64 Charles Kennedy 26, 29, 34, 36, 37, 64 Lincoln Kerr 64 Steve Kerr 64 Jeff Kindred 64 David Kindt 64 Alan King 64 Ronald Kittelson 64 Marsha Kreyer 9, 16, 26, 28, 64 Mike Krickbaum 64 Martha Kuepker 65 Jerry Kunkle 65 Dorothy LaGalle 65 Julia Lauver 65 Henry Leake 22, 26, 30,65 Richard Legge 65 Jim Lepper 65 Randall Lewis 65 Darrell Lewman 65 JoAnn Liebau 65 Dennis Lile 65 Sharon Lindly 20, 65 Craig Lofgreen 65 Steve Long 27, 30, 39, 65 Larry Langhorst 65 Heinz Luetke 65 Joe Mackey 65 Janice Malone 65 Debbie Marrs 65 Bill Marsh 39, 65 Larry Martin 65 Tim Marzuola 65 Dianna May 65 Cathy McCall 65 Donnie McClure 27, 39, 65 Becky McGregor 65 Robert McGregor 65 Patricia McKinly 20,65 Micki McMurry 65 Greg McQuay 65 Howard Meador 24,65 Meredith Means 65 Spiros Metaxes 65 Alan Meyers 24,65 Lou Middleton 65 Chester M.ills 30,65 Darla Minkler 65 Mike Mirt 65 Carol Moon 65 David Moore 18, 30, 60, 65 Larry Moore 65 Mike Morgan 24, 65 Traviata Morris 18, 21, 22, 25, 26, 66 Mike Muir 21,66 Kay Myer 66 Ray Nash 23, 25, 27, 39, 60, 66 Alan Nation 26, 30, 66 Rodney Near 66 Deborah Neitzke 16, 18, 21, 28, 66 Chuck Nettrouer 27, 34, 66 Paul Nixon 66 Keith Nulik 66 Kent Nulik 24, 66 Donald O' dell 24, 66 Pat Ohlhausen 66 Dale Cleson 66 David Olmstead 66 Jim Palmer 66 Keith Parsons 21, 66 Mark Paton 66 Bill Perdue 24,66 Tom Perkins 66 Fred Peters 66 Julie Pinion 66 Jo Ann Plumer 19, 66 Karen Potter 66 Kenneth Potterton 66 Sara Potucek 22, 66 Roulie Raftopoulos 66 Rod Rahn 66 Cleve Rambo 66 Steve Ramirez 66 Doug Rathbun 66 David Reinkemeyer 29, 34, 36, 37, 66 Russ Richardson 66 Charles Ridgway 66 Jim Riley 22, 23, 66 Myretta Rindt 19, 66 Arvenia Robinson 66 Willie Robinson 25, 66 Pam Rommel 21, 26, 38, 66 Becky Roth 23, 66 Luellic Rowe 22, 25,66 Karen Rush 66 Rodney Rush 24,67 John Saunders 67 Dennis Schmidt 30, 67 John Schroeder 67 Kenneth Schulte 26, 29, 39,67 Wilma Schulz 9, 26, 34, 67 Brad Scott 67 Jeannie Scott 22, 26,67 Rickey Scott 67 Vonna Scott 67 Dennis Scruggs 24,67 Mary Shadid 67 Velva Shaffer 67 Vicki Shea 13, 18, 19, 67 Peggy Shields 67 Richard Smith 26,67 Monica Smith 22,67 Roger Smith 67 Wanda Smith 67 Greg Smyer 67 Bonnie Snyder 67 Nancy Somers 21, 67 Patricia Somers 67 Jon Sowder 67 Danny Squires 67 Morna Stacy 22, 67 Glenn Staley 67 Linda Standerfer 67 Tom Stanley 18, 21, 26,67 Charles Strickland 67 Howard Strickland 24,67 Timothy Sullivan 34, 67 Lavona Sutherland 20,67 Linda Sybrant 67 Jame Taylor 67 Connie Teter 67 Victoria Thomas 67 Ray Tipton 67 Keith Tolles 39,67 Robert Tooley 67 James Topper 67 Jan Tovar 67 Walter Tredway 24, 68 Debra Trent 68 Gloria Tsosie 19, 20, 68 Steve Tyler 24, 68 Gary Spears 68 Peggy Van Meter 68 Mary Veach 68 Norma Wade 68 Dave Waldschmidt 68 Robert Wallace 68 Virgil Watson 34, 68 Donna Watters 68 Keith Webb 68 Ken Webber 27, 30, 39,68 Tom Weeks 68 Steve Weide 68 John West 68 Janet Weston 9, 13, 18, 60, 68 Martin Wheelen 68 Bobby 'White 68 Kendall VVhite 27, 30, 39, 68 Ralph White 68 Rick Whitfield 30, 32, 33, 39,68 Dennis Williams 68 Gregg Williams 68 James Williams 68 Sue Williams 23,68 Peggy Willis 26,68 Mark Wilson 68 William Wilson 26, 30, 68 Vickie Winebrenner 20,68 Mike Wineinger 68 Patrice Woner 26,68 Chuck Wood 68 Mike Wooderson 22, 68 Jack Woods 68 Ronald Wrampe 30, 68 Ronald Wright 68 Robert Wykes 68 Elizabeth Zimmerman 68 Larry Zimmerman 68 Lindley Zimmerman 24, 68 VA fy. 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