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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

TABLE 0F CONTENTS Opening ...........,...,..,... Academics And Administration ....... ' Staff ..............,... .... Organizations ,........., .... Athletics ....... .... Campus Activities Honors ........ .... Graduates .... ' -.. ' f - . , , ' n .. ,-, .Q 1 .... A ix M ' xt -.:. S. of ,ggagw s NK Xvxfv 3 18 24 26 44 ...72 78 ....84 CAMPUS LIFE F A L L H 0 M E C n 0 M I N G Football Homecoming Queen Jennifer Doty f 'W f ii 4 WMP f 5' 1 it , , s i 1 mf F A M an F .I 2' f 1 I i fer J 45 3. fe 1 tr? t r 5 f 6 if Vg y L .se W - V in gf 1 , i ij i' 'ii V ' fre, , 3 , 4 a kg, , y an ,B W fs h A ' ft y i V . ,. r A, 1 if W V i k srtrr 1 r i t it A iii ,f. h-52'f2- x f-1-,iv ' 5 .9 , I ,. ff: 5155- 27,1 1f '1 ii L'11 t ' p Tigers charge onto the tield for the homecoming game against Hutchinson. -M 1 V,,V , Homecoming Queen Candidates and Escorts: I to r. Doni Weathers and Dru Wise, Mike Starr and Karen Smith, Scott Burg and Barbara Rakestraw, Mark McGehan and Connie Hobaugh, Robert Milner and jennifer Doty. Galle lohnson Hall ,..,.- W X A. . A, ' 'fi' Y' as X 9 M- N P Q' . Luigi X. X' Q K . lf Y , Nelson Student Center Y Y hy Egg to , , ..wvw Valk ft , , The North Buildnng 5 ' . Business Technology Rerm Mem0ri I Lb COWLEY COUNTY - A COLLEGE THAT ' KEEPS ON GROWING X.:-' 'M f' f, f 1: T r lndustriaITechnoIo ' 1' V? . xi W Vi LE1. XR f Vx f E! cd FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: I to rg Karen Smith, President, Ierry Fry, Vice President, Karol Doweli, Student Government Representative, and Suzann Stalnaker Secretary-Treasurer, 1 1 5 'a it For ww? 4' I A X if 5 I f V . ,J SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: I to rp Karen McConneII, Student Government Representative: Rosel Mulkey, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Johnson, Vice President, Diane Wheeler, President, not pictured. 'nt lk :-ze? W A KWRM s M 't .. K fl , f l ,ff-.-1-V. fl f JJ-'ia -x t 1 rf wr t -XQM, if he 'S f- X . ,M X 'rx' ,AX six r'f K , f 2 I 'ff' gr pf f V If '-.amp QV1 H f ti , 1 wth ' K s ? ,ver wt' r't -ww -Y, J rf 2 'ic rf f IT!! I 1,311 NH Z T A rum ,I . The Bloodmobile is one of the many projects sponsored by the Student Government Association throughout the year. This year a contest was held between the Freshman and Sophomore classes and the turnout was GREAT. The quota was met and surpassed ......... Freshmen won! 9 .Y - iw K fi? X ,il 4 w 3 Princess Winnilred . . Minstrel .......,, Princess Number 12 . . Wizard .......... Lady Larken ..... Queen Aggravain . . . Prince Dauntless .... King Sextinus the Silent Jester .............. Sir Harry ........ Ladies-in-Waiting . . Kitchen Wenches . . . Knights: Sir Studley . Sir Luce . . . Court Dancers . . . CAST OF CHARACTERS ..., Kathy Gann . . Nlark lVlcGehan Kathy Barnthouse . . . Bob Courtney ..... Pam Krout . . . . Cheryl Riley . . . lerry Conner . . . . Andy Givens lerry Fry . . . . David Avery Debbie Mandeville Connie Hobaugh Gina Perez Dorothy Robertson Suzann Stalnaker .. . . lodi Pappan Rene Robson . . . Rick Atteberry ... Phillip Benton . . . . Karol Dowell Teri Weston Technician Dentist . . . Demonstrator Visitor .... Policeman . . . Workman .... Bride .... Organizer .... Doctor . . . Crook . . . Saleslady . Portia ..... Linda Taylor Katherine . . Rosel Mulkey Ophelia .... Pamiela Krout Desdemona . . Cheryl Riley Juliet ..... Cheryl Whittord Cleopatra .. Dara Collins KISS ME QUICK ---- I'M DOUBLE PARKED WHEN SHIIKESPEIIRFS LADIES MEET . .Dara Coll . . .Bill Wal . .Rosel Mul . .Linda Tay . . .lohn Vin . . . .lohn Lf Cheryl Whitf . .Rosel Mul . . . .lohn Lj .Rick Attebq Cheryl Whitt libs' 1'-QQ! ff ' N fgmfyik g ':w'?f3Q- 'ffffa WW L E51 , , A , if , 14 Y, f Q , , , , v. -, v 'M W,-,xfy Za H X, Q Al ' ww ' V, ar' ' , KZ F , Y, ar V-f .A QM. in dy D 4' fs-giggiq A ' . www! , Ia ,, ,., -' Xwqfuf!-? , - Q., ,Q 4',..kY,, ,, idx ft ,U .W . ,, ,. ,,,,.. ,' Q4f,f 1, ' P Nw. Wm PRESIDENT AND WIFE HONORED A dedication dinner was held September 19, 1977, in the student center, by the College Endowment Association to salute Dr. and Mrs. Gwen Nelson for their involvement in the past 10 years in community and college projects. Among the proiects noted were the purchasing ot Galle Johnson Hall, the purchase ot the Renn Library site, and the construction of the college physical education building. Also, mention was made of Mrs. Nelson's care in improving the college grounds without pay. In honor ot the Nelsons, the College Endowment Association named the student center, the Nelson Student Center, t t, There are many rewards for a college president, but the greatest thrill of all is to see former students climb to the top of the success ladder In my ten years at Cowley County Community College, it has been a sincere pleasure to observe our graduates as they become leaders in medicine, law, teaching, the arts, business, and industry. Along the way, many earn distinction in athletics, dramatics, music, scholarship, and other college activities. My hope is that the College has been, and will continue to be, a vital part of these success stories. The very purpose of our being is to provide whatever support we can to help out students achieve their goals in life. To both former and current students, l say - try us - and let me know if you don't like us!! We are your servants. Gwen Nelson, President X Dear Students and Graduates: This has been a most productive year for our college, and I hope all ot you have met most of your educational objectives for the term. New programs were opened for the first time and many improvements were made to existing courses and programs. However, the two -factors of which the laculty and myself are most proud of our student body in curricular as well as extra curricular tields. We all are most thanktul for having had the opportunity to work with such a fine group ot students. Our best wishes go with those ot you who are leaving and a hearty welcome will await all of you who return to complete your work with us. Have a nice summer and come back and see us! Sincerely yours, A. F. Buffo, Dean oi Instruction R - A. F, Bulto, Dean of Instruction . . , Q A Sidney Regnier, Business Manager ' N 1,4 A V .,,, 9.3 I ,M Walter L. Mathiasmeier, Director of Community Services William S. Scott, Administrative Assistant and Registrar , me.. ., E... . , , The College continues to emphasize services to students which include programs outside the classroom. We in Student Services are happy to be working with these programs, which we feel are so important. Our two counselors, Hope Steiner and Forest Smith have been instrumental in many Student Service efforts. They have been especially active this year in developing a program of career information. Jerry Mullen, serving as financial aids director had his biggest year for aids and awards for students. Irene Cleveland served as bookstore manager for the first semester and Chris Hill took over for the second when the facility was moved to an improved location. Chris also served as our Tiger Action Club sponsor and did supervisory work in the recreation program. A new secretary, Lou luden, served the Student Services staff during the year, and Dr. Otis LoVette, the Dean, decided to give up his Kotter image and picked up the Smith Brothers look. Dick Carson, director of community relations, had a busy year, spent a lot of time on special photography work, and increased publicity for College events. Linda Hargrove continued the development of a comprehensive recreation program, while coaching three women's sports. She joined the full-time faculty during the spring semester. All in all, it has been a busy but prosperous year for Student Services. Otis K. LoVette, Dean of Students Jerry Mullen, Financial Aids Officer Y Hope Steiner, Counselor Forest Smith, Counselor mmf BOGSTER Social Science: Dr. Andre Du-ju Chateau, History, Kent Pierce, Psychology: Robert Lawson, Department Chairman, Social Science: Carol Hobaugh, Social Science. Humanities: Sydney Pratt, Music, Elaine Brown, English, Margaret Wheeler, English, Linda Ireton, Reading Skills Technician: lu- ditb DuChateau, Art, J. P. Dewell, Depart- ment Chairman, Speech, tnot picturedj Fostine Moncriel, Music, Art Ogden, English. 20 'N-s Business Technology: Conrad limison, Agri- Businessg Richard Tredway, Department Chairman, Agri-Business, Patricia Vernon, Cosmetology! Robert Brennaman, Business Managementp Mary Wilson, Business, Joe Isaacson, Accounting 81 Economics, Elvin Hatfield, Police Science. 9 an Industrial Technology: Robert lustice, Welding, Ben Cleveland, Carpentry, Tom Tyler, Machine Shop, Everett Malan, Department Chairman, Engineering Drawing, Michael Wilson, Electronics, lim Martin, Related Information for Industrial Technology, tnot picturedj Bill Gilmore, Auto Mechanics, Bonnie Wilson, GED and ABE Q.. ' Larry Schwintz, Agriculture Jerry Boyce, Director, Student Recreation and Activities, Head Football Gerald Anderson, Data Processing Coach- Natural Science: Dr. Jeff Braun, Phys- ical Science, Mike Watters, Department chairman, Chemistry, Larry Clark, Mathematics, Don Hastings, Biological Science, Phil Buechner, Mathematics. 21 wmv, 1,1 -4.11 D.. so--A N--' - ef,-if mf, , . . ..,, , .11--f H - ,.x. ... W .. ,, ,. .,.. .,.., . I Harold Walker Joe McFall, Chairman of the Board, accepts a silver tea service donated to the college by the Faculty Wives. Wilda Bulto, President of Faculty Wives presents the service as Dr. Nelson looks on. ' l e W V M9 . Steve McSpadden H Q-1 1 1 w. H, tmp Ireland ' L l E t ye a on Dr. Charles Kerr I 'H -' .1 .4 ' 'f -A, Sant' Shirley Schneidewind and Nadine Redd Mrs. Betty Martin, Director of the Learning Resources Center. Rik as Pat Hill, 36Cf9f8fy L. to R.: Nadine Redd, Mrs, Martin, Dru Wise, John Lyon, Barbara Cusic, Shirley Schneidewind, David Powell, Pat Hill. David Powell at the checkout desk. lohn Lyon Lou Juden, Student Services . sax Denise Graves, Admissions Office Rose Ann Sprague, Dean of Instruction Office i N n V Sue Lander, Admissions Office Sonya Rempe, Business Office s -, if-5 if - , V k - - f ' .. ' - if - - ? I - if -' N-M - Skt , 'TE lackie Everett, Dean of Instruction Office Wanda Shepherd, Business Office Ruth Gillock, Presidents Office :sg H s gas mf. be Y, e ,yt es Q 6 Y ' at 3 O f -522' . N +-H 'Q 93 QQ M N . ., E M Q fx Y X55 K f , L Students meet for pre-election planning. Student Government President Connie Hobaugh. SGA met on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, in addition to other special meetings. They kicked off the year with the traditional get-acquainted watermelon feed for the student body. This was follov by the Fall Homecoming activities and dance in Octob SGA also built a float for Arkalalah and hosted the Arkalalah Queen's Ball. Prior to the Christmas Dance, SGA officers attended two conferences on leadership student government. Christmas, as well as Thanksgiviij were times when SGA served needy families in the community with food and gifts. 1978 began with the Winter Homecoming Dance and half-time activities. The Bloodmobile was sponsored in the Spring as well as tl Autumn for the community. Five contemporary films were shown free of charge during the year to the student body. Tigerama, the Spring semi-formal dance, helped to end the year on a happy note along with th SGA picnic. ma-- gi .:,,3.,, as sf5.'gxi X ewly elected President and Vice President for 1978-79, lerry is Sl' ft ,x Q 48 SGA Officers: L. to R.: Jerry Fry, Secretary: Connie Hobaugh, Presidentg Karen Watcher, Vice Presidentg Karol Dowell, Treasurer, K -N' 5 DANCE! DANCE! DANCE! i r Na' Christmas caroling. onners and Karen Pritchard. av Sherry Dowler, Editor ta get frf-- AY M. ff K Sherry Dowler and Ms. Judith DuChateau, Adviser. Nadine Redd, Photographer as Shirley Schneidewind, Assistant Editor The staff acknowledges a special thanks to Charles Hayes for many of the photographs and for developing and printing, and Bob Cox for his unique art work. Robert Sawyer, Copy Editor - Connie Tiekamp Editor-in-Chief Charles Hayes Freelance Photographer Rick Atteberry Advertising Manager Dick Carson Advisor Sherry Gates Copysetter Ronda Wilson Assistant Editor Bob Courtney Freelance Reporter Nadine Redd Sports Editor Bret Chilcott Photography Editor WHO'S WHO IN JUNIOR COLLEGES Back Row: L to R.: Barbara Barnes, Rosel Mulkey, David Powell, Robert Milner, Chris Mackey. Middle Row: L. to R.: 1enniferDoty, Enid Lawson, Adrienne Cox, Patti Harris, Monica Marsh, Linda Taylor, Connie Hobaugh. Front Row: L to R.: Cheryl Riley, Allison Ott, Doris Requena, Karen Walcher, Karen McConnell. fi? ye its is f Q --ff ein? w T vi-4 JM. f Charter Members: Doris Requena, Connie Hobaugh, Chris Mackey, Lila Hudgins, David Powell, left Steiner, Florine Parmiter, Mrs. Margaret Wheeler, Sponsor. Cnot picturedb Barbara Barnes, David Howe, Robert Johnson, Rosel Mulkey, Robert Milner, Connie Olson, Cheryl Riley. The purpose of Phi Theta Kappa is to recognize and encourage students with high academic achievement among community iunior college students. The organization was formed in December with initiation tor new members held on March 22. Phi Theta Kappa Officers? Margaret Wheeler, Sponsor: Florine Par- miter, President, David Powell, Vice Presidentg Chris Mackey, Secre- tary, Lila Hudgins, Treasurer. New initiates: Dorothy Robertson, Karol Dowell, Georgia Morrison, Joyce Magnus, Debbie Humiston, Billie. Cain, Rita Morton, Paul Page. Members receive copies of their national magazine and discuss plans for a field trip to Wichita. if f TIGER ACTION CLUB 7 x A in My fi str:-we hw . sm mrHmw'ffw-wmffww-Q-fs Q ss e 1 rm A www: es-m.mme r' fe ,. l S I 1 TAC got a late start in supporting the Tiger basketball team this year, but after a re- election of officers, the club really got on the ball. A few activities in which TAC was involved were a knickknack sale and a cookie sale. They also made the posters for the teams this year. TAC has a small membership at the moment, but a wider variety ot activities has created more interest among students which will increase the number of members already involved and so will soon be swelling its numbers. Our cheerleaders and the spirit for TAC and all the college fans. TAC Officers. John Moses Vice President Bob Courtney Presi dent' Chris Frazee SGA Representative' Jayne Alexander Secre- tary-Treasurer Cnot picturedb. 4 ff ' Qtfg, if . k fi rf vi at t vsp W we 'sss K 5 to Linda Taylor be ws sc, 4-'Q 4' 9- Ni, -'.. ' gf- KI r K' . . 5 -...M,. - -bf - -M --ef---W-,Aww , 1 5 ' ' Q 0 v 'ks-JP' NQQS ...J A Phi Beta Lambda Officers: L. to R.: Marcia Magnus, Vice President, Karen McConnell, Secretary, Monica Marsh, President: Vance Wiley, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Audrey Samms, historian: James Akers, reporter: Cheryl Fair, student government representative: Betty Adams, student government alternate. Sponsors for Phi Beta Lambda are Miss Wilson, Mr. Isaacson, and Mr. Anderson. Phi Beta Lambda: Front, L to R: Marcia Magnus, Karen McConnell, Monica Marsh: Back, L to R: Jerry Anderson, Sponsor: Joe Isaacson, Sponsor: Vance Wiley, Mary Ann Louhan, Maria Dreisziger, Dana Basinger, Mary Wilson, Sponsor. 'TY YW N-: x is 3 ii A - f? i?51f+4fi.51-ifqof K ,, r aoro v ' :CH i t Vocational and Industrial Clubs ol America Oflicersz David May, Vice Presidentg David Donohue, Secretary-Treasurerg Fred Woods, Presidentg Mr. lim Martin, Sponsor. AG CLUB OFFICERS: L. to R. Russell Miller, Treasurer: Kirk Kennedy, Vice President, Galen Webb, Presidentg Ed Crow, Secretary, Kelly Fisk, Student Government Representative. The agriculture classes journeyed to Fort Worth, Texas, on a field trip to visit livestock shows, machinery displays, and the National Polled Hereford Show during the school year. They toured the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City on their return trip. To help earn money for their trip, the club members worked in the concession stand at the Tigers' basketball games. A G C L U B cn., N, BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Barefoot in the Park , a play by Neil Simon, was presented in the college auditorium March 20 and 21. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Elaine Brown. The stage crew members were: Robert Courtney, Rick Atteberry, and John Lyon. The characters and cast were: Corie - Linda Taylorg telephone repairman - Jerry Fryg delivery man - John Lyong Paul - Rick Wertzg Corie's mother - Rosel Mulkeyg Victor - Bill Walker. Barefoot in the Park is the story of Corie and Paul Bratter, a newlywed couple fresh from six days of honeymoon bliss. As the play begins, they come home to a sixth-floor New York walk up apartment that boasts a hole in the skylight Qthrough which snow drifts into the livingrooml and a bedroom that's just big enough to hold their oversized twin bed. While they learn to cope with their apartment and their unique array of neighbors, they also must learn to adjust to each other. Paul is a conservative and straight-thinking young lawyer who likes a comfortable if unexciting existence. Corie is etfervescent and adventurous. She can't understand why Paul won't run barefoot in the park with her - even if it is 17 outside. The Science and Engineering Club traveled to the Wichita Omnisphere and the Wichita State University Engineering Department. The Omnisphere, a planetarium, also has a museum and exhibits of astronomy and space. This was the first year that the club has been active. Participants were: L. to R.: lim Lawrence, Gary Titus - Secretary - Treasurer, Rick Wertz - President, Linda Taylor, Allen McColIough, Rosel Mulkey - Vice President, John Lyon, Dave Taiclet - SGA Representative, Robert Kill, Diane Braun, George Sona, and Dr. Jeff Braun - Sponsor, Cnot picturedl. 'Q em, on Q A f .cr- -EL ll .. 'll ,X E 5 ,U l L- il' L Lf ' ,Q .I . T' 11, f ve..-e , Q I 1 G n if , Ti L, 4 awe' gl? 1 T of L ieeeiss my 38 -:EL '56 -,fn 5 Y ......------v-v f E gl n Elm I ' Q 3 -,..--- --.-Q.. DECA Officers: L. to R.: L. to R.: Susan Havely, Secretary: Dirk Trent, Vice President: Greg Schones, Treasurer: Mark Speck, President. Distributive Education Clubs of America CDECAJ is an organization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for students enrolled in distributive education falso known as I Business Managementj. Distributive e-gy. education is a program of instruction in f the areas of marketing, retailing, and 'N ,cf V, management. s l, Q .ff . f .ip . V iq Q , x Q -I fl' ' 1:56 .1 -V 'Q ,r ' ML' 2 N i J - Q Cv Club members discuss their upcoming trip to Dallas. President Mark Speck. . 2 3 .3 N.: f av, if 5 11., L, V- 1 J 1 , ' W gx 11. . ww f A X, 2 xwsQ'fs fi -. A K W Lb M X-NX K UR vw N SSM 'N' mm WN. Quik fn..Ax.V- RW ffk x Q Pk md N My: , qw H RWM Linda Taylor and Rick Wertz Gary Titus and Connie Hobaugh Joyce Magnus all Marilyn Campbell and Chris Mackey ...Es- 'W i 2 if , H41 Mix , N ,- A . -D-X: X NAA ' ' ' ,K -ss .. ' -' if - ' A '- 9 A I Q 4 I 4 uf: -i i - 1 ,- :. -1-f- -253, I-T '19- , 'Q Xi I YN 2 X 1 fy bh - I-H, iff lb , H i Q Q , I L 4 al I 'I 4' A ,, 1, ,Q 4 i ji - 112 ' -11 5. 552 ix My i 5' fl x '- Christina Jordan 'J - if E t isis I, ' , x. k: W '., . L gi 1 Mike Roeder I Q1 Rick Wertz and Linda Taylor do a double stunt cheek to cheek. Barbara Rakestraw Tiger Mania 3 'i Linda Taylor F L. to R.: Christina Frazee, Linda Taylor, layne Alexander, Barbara Rakestraw, and Rick Wertz. Cheerleaders and Yell Leaders lor the year were: Bob Courtney, Rick Wertz, John Moses, Mike Roeder, Chris Jordan, Christina Frazee, Barbara Rakestraw, Linda Taylor, layne Alexander, and Peggy Virden. C H E E R L E A D E R S layne Alexander and Mike Roeder do a highchair mvgssi ,,. .ar ,VW t,M,.,.-My Q f S Q ,Drug 'Q ,gg in .,.w 'ttD, so 'xi Qc. J' NXNN- Q' .4 ' X Ist Row: Robert Milner, Scott Burg, Chris Dings, Scott Watson, Stewart Merrick, Randy Dibernado, Harold Woods, Lawrence Mack, Albert Cornejo. 2nd Row: Ron McConnell, Greg SaintClair, Tom Yunker, Tom May, John Morton, David Wright, Gerard Kloppe, Charles Bell, Robin Cherry. 3rd Row: John Moses, Mark Funk, Bryan Stitt, Richard Blalock, Kevin Kelly, Tim Easter, Hubert Simpson, Ken Washington, Larry Terry. 4th ROW: Mike Ulery, Jett Schroeder, Jett Dotterer, Dave Clevenger, Butch Huntsinger, Paul Simonton, Ken Gowdy, Greg loslin, Eugene Helm. 5th Row: Trace Stark, Charlie Woods, Carry Tuetel, John Jordan, Mike Hurd, Doni Weathers, Ken Strickland, Steve Biehler, Roger Chockley. 6th Row: Ben Cleveland - Head coach, Jim Martin - Assistant coach, Rick Holman - Assistant coach, Art Ogden - Assistant coach. Not pictured: Robert Courtney, Clitton lones, Clayton lones. Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 'The KJCCC ruled this a forfeit victory due to a Dodge City league violation. The actual game score was 16-12, Dodge City's favor . f -f 'vans f ef . . P A A - I f 1 xg! 1 Q X WM ff' H ' , I A g ' A S I I ' N if QE J ff 1 9' X! 5 -.,' f , va- ,zf-ml 911 , H ..,,,, t , Q SBW' -...H 'UHUIHU vu Xwwfgwff-rf-a.,w,' my ff -' , 5 V I my M f W i ff QM Kg , 1 r , , M' . W ,J I--hgh: . X I xr j W' ' 5 ph ff px X, - rf' ' if NM I Ll' Z2 mi-:Jr 5 Head coach Cleveland supervising a practice. ing,,.X J-A . , ,,.!mfv,, . A . - M x sky x A , .,. wh.. 53:01. '7f,gY3 :- N e - .A -I , 1, -r K .7 ev ,rw-1 - f Qs pd 'xt swf,-ifiiiia Two of the Tigers' most loyal fans are Gwen and Lu Nelson, The CCCC Tiger Football Team may have had a disappointing season if you look at just the winfloss record C1 and 93, however, when you check the scores that accompany this record, you will see several close games. ll you saw the Tigers in action, you know they played hard, putting a lot of effort into every game. Together with the cheerleaders and the loyal Tiger fans, pride was held at a peak during the games. When you look at the total picture, the season turned out pretty good. ,Q Q ' ig': AVL: Z , .. , .. ,VLVV :LKZI iik my ,-,,ttt rrr :ZKA ' i,t. T' -i t - r fi xg? .t,. , t,,,.tt, QV N a one and a two and ,, Back row I to r: Roger Speed, David Buckley, Hosea Coxton, Aaron Cusic, David Powell, Curtis Turner, Louis Ducksworth, loe McClendon. Middle. row I to r: Coach lerry Mullen, Keith Robinson, Tommy Williams, Dale Mannie, Carlos Tisdale, Asst. Coach Linwood Burns. Front row I to r: Pete Stevens, Ronnie Ryer, Doni Weathers, Darrell Dow Asst. Coach Linwood Burns giving instructions during practice. Opponent CCCC Central 59 103 Crowder 76 83 St. lohn's 68 131 Cloud 96 87 Platte 60 89 Barton 67 72 Butler 100 106 Tonkawa 70 86 Allen 80 105 Independence 73 86 Cotleyville 70 86 Pratt 109 104 Pratt 68 75 Kansas City 62 63 BASKETBALL COWLEY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN'S BASKETBALL SCORES Neosho Butler Coffeyville Independence Fort Scott St. lohn's Allen Kansas City Neosho Coffeyville Independence Haskell Fort Scott Allen This year, CCCC Tiger Basketball has been thrilling. The games were so action-packed that fans sat on the edges ol their seats ready to jump up and cheer the Tigers to victory, W I X . A 14? - f 5 , ,ii I , T Il I KR 1 ' x- Q f l 7 K i 'V x ' 4 X Q 'L I l H 4 if f x ,vm T s f w lerry Mullen -one of CCCC's more successful basketball coaches. His overall record at CCCC fb ,X l A I. is 82 wins and 63 losses. ' ' il ' ' ,f 1' KX fir, ir! iwylyiiyy X 5 4 M rv-it X I ,xp - X . T., 4' fi f l lu' ly: 9 if T W - ,W 1. f l X h if ix iii! ik 1 l'9k6He+ H V I if x I, 1 ,4 1 1 ' Qi' 9' , , i l i llllll' if Ii Q ,l Q ,f QQ T ,- h I X A x IW f ' RUSS- 5? 1'11fftj 'E-ifiixfiiliif q,fk-sf e' Wir. gym' ,' T ,,.. - I Af . ,I the if Eggs X 1 N ' T i r f ' f ef st we 15 Q 1 ss i t , .:,mfss,ttta . Q. we sv 5 , P K A i N' s ,N ' s is-f Q is , .,,. ' 3 Q ,I N M ,, X ,Q K A A . as , s X '5 am T ii T def 7 slle if QW 49 The McDonald's 1102, Award was instituted because McDonald's felt that the great basketball program of CCCC needed a lasting momento. This year's co-winners were Ronnie Ryer and Tonny Williams because of their hustling play which exem- plifies their coach, Jerry Mullen, and his constant effort to make Cowley County Community College the best in the country. The selec- tion committee was composed of Jerry Mullen, Linwood Burns, Otis Lo Vette, and Larry Lane. These four people felt that Tommy and Ronnie were super players. s. Y X X 3 xx i i 35' A ,tt..,,,.. . so :sie uni. . . . 55. ,Iii . i s - r I 2- R. ..,,e T t s NNN, ,s.. T 1 3 ss.. eits T 1 - McDonald's 11071 Award went to Tommy Williams and Ronnie Ryer pictured with Dean Otis LoVette. Hosea Coxton shooting a one-hander. Curtis Turner going up for a rebound. S s 5 it 5 i 5 RETURNING SOPHOIVIORES This year's returning sophomores were: David Powell, Aaron Cusic, Keith Robinson, Tommy Williams, loe McCIendon, and Ronnie Ryer. Curtis Turner surveying the action of a Tiger game .NWS - f., -. , QUEEN TAMI GoscH Thus years Spring Homecoming Queen was Miss Tam: Gosch Her escort was Mr Kevin Kelly Hosea Coxton shooting under the basket Curtis Turner is ready to assist on a rebound if fl9C8SS8I'y. Tami Gosch and Kevin Kelly smile while Karol Dowell presents flowers. Queen Candidates and Escorts: Dru Wise 81 Doni Weathers, Barbara Rakes- traw 81 Steve Biehler, QUEEN Tami Gosch and Kevin Kelly, Connie Hobaugh 8- Mark McGehan, Rosel Mulkey 81 Rick Atterberry. 'T' Back row I to rr Chris Hill - Asst. Coach, Tami Gosch, Becky Swoyer, Barbara Cusic, Terrie Tatum, Dru Wise, Nadine Redd, Linda Hargrove - Coach. Front row I to r: Allison Ott, Doris Requena, Yolanda Harrison, Pam Fleming, Patti Pendgrat OPPONENT St. John's Butler Southwestern Northern Oklahoma Pratt O.S.U. Fort Hays Pratt Neosho Independence Fort Scott St. 1ohn's Allen Butler Neosho Haskell Independence Fort Scott Allen COWLEY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SCORES CCCC SCORE THEIR SCORE DATE 112 20 Nov. 21 105 46 Nov. 29 74 69 Dec. 1 45 61 Dec. 3 108 36 Dec. 17 65 103 DEC. 20 62 71 lan. 5 115 40 lan. 7 102 44 lan. 14 70 80 lan. 21 99 30 Ian. 23 108 25 lan. 26 62 57 Jan. 28 83 65 Jan. 30 86 58 Feb. 8 114 18 Feb. 9 64 71 Feb. 13 78 39 Feb. 18 52 42 Feb. 20 fl!!! 's 'Q f' J Tami Gosch iumping up for a shot. 2 ? JJ' '- W9 '47 , S N ii? 5 ' his , sash K Dru Wise banking a shot off the board, Dru Wise shooting over three opponents. Us 3 llimqma ,,....,, Q' Dru Wise going up for Q - - ,X s,1- D two with Nadine Redd gwwwwwvws' gg N' to rebound. mt Wi' V and Becky Swoyer ready Nadine Redd assisting whiie Tami Gosch looks for a shot. 11,2-wifi 1: :11Ff .mw 'W 1 mg . -- ss-m.,:x The girls basketball team had a good season with a 14-5 win- floss record. They were deter- mined to win this season. Coach Linda Hargrove and As- sistant Coach Chris Hill had a definite part in the girls' victo- ries. Doris Requena driving for a shot. Doris Requena shoots all alone. Nadine Redd dribbles down court to the Tiger basket. The ball leaving Nadine Redd's finger-tips for 2 more points. 1 thug-.,. 1 Q -.ox -1 A RR, A T x - -- v is Becky Swoyer serving the ball. Y WIN - LOSS RECORD OPPONENT Hesston St. lohns W.S.U. Friends Baker U. Friends Southwestern Pratt Cotfeyville Hesston Cloud Butler Co. Neosho Allen Co. Garden City Cloud Pratt Hutch Hesston Neosho Butler Hutch Cloud Garden City Hesston Hutch Neosho Hesston Hutchinson Hutchinson Pratt Cofteyville Labette Co, Hutchinson St. lohns Fort Scott Cotleyville lohnson County Overall record 32-6 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SCORE 15-9, 15-9, 15-13 10-15, 15-7, 15-O, 12-15, 13-15 13-15, 15-9, 5-10 11-15, 15-3, 15-6 15-0, 15-3 15-12, 15-13 15-5, 15-6 15-12, 15-4 15-0, 15-6 10-15, 15-7, 16-14 15-10, 14-16, 15-12 15-3, 15-12 15-1, 6-15, 15-5 6-15, 16-14, 15-13 1O-15, 15-2, 11-15 15-10, 15-4 14-16, 13-15 10-15, 15-4, 15-11 15-6, 10-15, 15-6 15-6, 15-9 15-9, 15-6 12-15, 15-9, 9-15 4-15, 15-7, 16-14 6-15, 15-11, 15-10 15-7, 15-13 15-7, 15-13, 15-8 15-4, 15-7, 15-11 7-15, 15-6, 15-11 15-9, 17-15 15-11, 15-3 15-5, 15-5 15-12, 15-9 8-15, 12-15 15-1, 15-7 15-O, 15-3 15-1, 15-5 10-15, 15-5, 14-16 Record against two-year schools 27-5 15-11 DATE Sept 13 Sept 13 Sept 16 Sept 16 Sept 22 Sept 22 Sept 22 Sept 24 Sept 24 Sept 27 Sept 27 Sept 27 Sept 30 Sept 30 Oct 4 Oct 4 Oct 4 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 8 Oct 10 Oct 10 Oct 10 Oct 13 Oct 18 Oct 18 Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct 25 Oct 25 Nov.4 Nov.4 Nov.8 Nov.8 Nov 8 Back row I to r: Becky Swoyer, Terri Tatum, Barbara Cusic, Dru Wise, Connie Hobaugh, Linda Hargrove - coach. Front row I to r: Allison Ott, Diane Wheeler, Rhonda Nelson Susan Utt Glenda Williams. I .QS ir. Barbara Cusic returning a serve. T 536252 Spiking the ball is Dru Wise. 58 gr Allison Ott setting up to Glenda Williams. Terrie Tatum and Barbara Cusic blocking for CCCC Terri Tatum, Barbara Cusic and Dru Wise practicing before a game. Coach Linda Hargrove smiles after a sccessful season of 32-6 Dru Wise, Tulsa freshman, and Allison Ott, Wichita sophomore, were selected as Region VI all star volleyball players this year. The volleyball girls had an excellent year. They had a record ol 27-5 against two-year schools, and an overall record of 32-6. The girls were very impressive to watch. They worked together as a team, anticipating each other's moves. Dru Wise ready to spike the ball. Baseball Team: L. to R.: R Front Row: Ed Baker, Kent Boogart, Bob Hoyt, Gary Koenke lim Hartman Ed Foster Coach Ben Cleveland Back Row Mike Wright Guy Miller Trent Bible Charlie Woods, lohn Moses, lim Perdaris, Coach Rick Holman. 1978 Baseball Schedule March 16 March 17 March Z3 March 28 March 29 April 1 April 5 April 6 April 9 April 15 April 21 April 22 April 19 April 29 May 4-6 May 12 Butler County St. Iohn's Parsons Butler County Invitational Butler County Invitational Neosho County Allen County Johnson County Colby Cofteyville Kansas City Independence Fort Scott Eastern Regionals East-West Playoff .Ji W? Sams: f-'- ws' S' 5g5,,,.gLgQg0Q'Q i f,::: ,.:-- . . ' ,K Q --- -- 1, .,,A. l .. . .. . ' H .. 8 . ' K f-- f 1 I V .Z , .,.. .. ' , Gary Koenke warming up. Kent Boogart winding up ior the pitch. 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Q . 1 ka , X K ,Lam ' - V L, 'Mm -S' ..71 'L fr' 1- 3 ' mf: , fu , Q F . , AW K. q -552 Y' m, t Y ,ak Q, AQ F .Q ' H ' . 1, x A 4, . M. K ' ' K L E -' . ' , 'lim , L1 , . by , xx . b L3 - .wgikbrsx in 5 nv: ' Q' J' fx K ' ,- f , 5 'r Ns xm- fr- 1,1 7 Tennis Team: L to R: Rick Wertz, lorge Rojas, Gevan Johnston, Jim Lawrence, Gary Titus, Marty Wahl, Coach Mike Watters. Marty Wahl Jorge Rojas J! iii? 'Tk .., av? llm Lawrence X. 4 x x 1. lim Lawrence K' g b mei., M ee . Ek V ,1 ..LL A - -- 1 -LLL, ' ar M36 , Jorge H0188 Gary Titus Rick Wertz 1978 Tennis Schedule March 4 March 7 March 10 March 17 March 25 March 30 March 31 Gevan Johnston Wichita State University Bethany College Navarro Tournament Phillips Tournament Oscar Rose Junior College and Central State University Navarro Junior College CCCC Tournament Jorge Rojas Coach Mike Watters April 7 April 3 April 14 April 23 April 28 May 4 May 5 May 29-June 2 .X ' 4 a s ' c Central State University Tulsa University Emporia Tournament Cowley County All Stars Region Vl Tournament Kansas University Kansas State University NJCAA Tennis Tournament 1 sw,-,,,f mm 'wage--N, W 4-...gwv fe., Q.. +us.... awww s.,. Aft T A WW is if Softball Team: Front Row, L. to R.: Glenda Williams, Allison Ott, Doris Requena, Pam Fleming, Diane Wheeler, Coach Linda Hargrove. Second Row, L. to R Connie Hobaugh, Becky Swoyer, Terri Tatum, Barbara Cusic, Tami Gosch, Chris lordan. Not pictured: Linda Ulbrioh. Allison Ott rounding third base. Tami Gosch ready to make an out. ,t as ww , 2 9 th b fishy, . ia... ' T - W W, . . H l C ttaaee or it 'A , N ,,.,, iv 'wha Pam Fleming hitting a grounder. Soltball Schedule March 30 April 3 April 10 April 15 April 20 April 22 May 2 Tami Gosch is making an out. 'wwe ,, .., L, N- it. k'1'w.. Wichita State University Labette Pratt Fort Scott at ElDorado Garden City at Pratt Pratt Kansas Wesleyan Marymont viii lrirxt Q. l Ex +11 s Becky Swoyer ready to slam the ball. Doris Requena coming in for a score. QA- Hr- M- .um ,A NJ-,iv ,. ,. v 'L I S. W, A R , ' W-.'..s0' s s. 1 , ' -r , A '. 3 4' KA w K . . 1 Ki, is: W V' 4 J' QQ i ' ' ' , ' A N' bf' A A ,if - f , ,fe :A .lf ., A i X' O .. A X K ,g 1 t kyuwii, , awe. Q ,mi . tw fiws A ' ,W M A My - A A qw A Q Ni Q. It fl' lg HQ A . -, A 3 gk .N A , H' M W Q. M k--, kj-J LL , 1, Q M ' lf' , A 0 . . f - ,-sf Scratch Scratch Scratch Handicap Handicap High 10 si so High 10 High so High 10 High so Gerard Kloppe Pam Krout Linda Taylor - Jerry Connor Rick Atteberry Back Row: Gary Titus, Phil DiVaII, Jerry Conner. Middle Row: Sharon Moriah, Jerry Fry, Karen Prichard, Rosel Mulkey. Front Row: Pam Krout, Rick Atteberry. I -vi' is S SP FQ, gi ..i. N Wi fy H ek? fi ix .iw ., if is G gg we 5 ., up sf 'ft -'iii -in af ? .Q .ix i U ig x if 'fix R5 fix va' Winners of trophies are: Pam Krout, Rick Atteberry, Karen Prichard, Andy Givens, Jerry Fry, and Jerry Connors. lst semester team winners were: lst place Andy's Angels and Znd place Bad News Bears 2nd semester team winners were: 1st place The Supporters and 2nd place Hot Trotters. ., .1-nm L., . ,,, .-...M , Tommy Williams and Doni Weather look the situation over before taking their shots. Gary Titus lines one up for the corner pocket. 69 Lmz, 5 , - T T 'ef qg.,,,i -4- -F-P. . ...,.. .tm TQRM as gas N M 'N gi-QAQQTKQS 1514644 e - ,i 3 ' ' ' ,- . 3 df all ..,. , ..,..., Doni Weathers and Charles Woods play in one of the intramural pool tournaments. Both men and women make up the intramural softball teams. This year, the intramural teams played a busy schedule. The champs were: Flag Football - lerry's Nilrodsg Volleyball - Put Togethers, Basketball - Wildcats, Tennis, Men's Singles - Rich Rowley, Women's Singles - Doris Requenag Foosball - Rich Rowley. Foosball games were popular in the student center. cwhmw s N .. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scott and Dr. Nelson enjoyed a meal with the students. N Rick Atteberry filling his plate? s3.. s iw' Leave some for Pam. Anything you say, Enid. Shirley Schneidewind and friends. Carlow Tis- dale, Roger Speed, David Buckley, and Dan McDaniel. The end ol school picnic was held at Wilson Park this year. Virginia Hicks prepared a delicious meal for the picnic which was enjoyed by everyone. 71 WORKSTUDY STUDENTS awmxx Cheryl Fair f- xx: ' Enid Lawson N If-X E: SY:, I....f f' -N....f ' I Marsha Magnus , Gena Perez and Ten Howes 1 YM J' X . ,,,., 'm Ns.. or Chris Frazee N. isis 1 ve 4, hx s Ronda Nelson Rosel Mulkey Karol Dowell Cathy Barnlhouse Connie Hobaugh Gracy Tami Gosch T .l Darland Kathy Spencer Qnot picturedj Robert Sawyer, Carol Hatfield, Sherry Dowler, Karol Dow, Pamela Tuttle, Ron McConnell, Pattie Harris, Chris Jordan, Betty Adams, Allison Ott, MaryAnn Louthan, John Lyon, Doris Requena, and Linda Ulbrich. ,ff , Mo nica Marsh Rick Wertz Bfeflda Toni Boone Terri Howes A29 Linda lohnson Bfyam Peggy Virden Q ,-ps: Q K fi R Jerry Conner, Karen Walcher, Jayne Alexander, Chris Frazee, Karol Dowell in an SGA planning session for Tigerama. , , A, i , L., ' V Q ' e ,4 1 'X O P X X K ug 1 io ua' Hope and Jeff Sieiner guarding the refreshment table, Yr N E P v7 The Tiger Tones in rehearsal. Cecile Griffith, accompanist for music productions. The brass section rehearses for the Spring Fling. The Tiger Tones worked very hard this year putting together a 45-minute program ot popular and easy-listening music. They were to perform at area high schools to promote CCCC as well as participate in programs at the college during the year. The Tiger Tones in performance. L to R, Joyce Magnus, Gary Hinson, Adrienne Cox, Bob Courtney, Pam Krout, lerry Conner, Sue Stitzel, and Rick Atteberry. The Tiger Tones ready to sing for an enthusiastic audience. Bonnie Wilson works with some of her ABEXGED students. Sherry Reed, Business instructor, assists students in one of the many secretarial science courses. The XYZ Senior Citizens present a Show and TeII of objects from the 1920's after reading the novel Ragtime. Laverne Dobbs, Audra Stark, and Audrice Richardson attend an XYZ painting session. i 5,9 Q' Mr K be F N Q3 gf M f 5 X Pat Vernon, Cosmetology lnstructor, shows the A L M lf L, r Q fine points of cutting hair. Back Row, Lto R: Debbie Blasi, Pat Wesley, Dana Williams. Front Row, L to R: Gwen Alfred, Becky Kabureck, Brenda Irey. so x A ..-- ,.:,, 1 i . 'QNX sv w ,sb X 'lap SPORTS AWARDS BANQUET L ti, R- . f A L A41 Dr. Otis LoVette, Athletic Director, welcomes participants in the awards banquet. Seated at the head table are: L. to R.: Mrs. Tonna LoVette, Mr. lerry Boyce, Mr. lerry Mullen, Dr, LoVette, Mr. Lafayette Norwood, Mrs. Norwood, Dr. Gwen Nelson, and Mrs. Lu Nelson. Coaches Ogden and Martin congratulate Charles Woods on a fine season. Harold Woods Ctootballj Cary Teufel - Outstanding Offensive Lineman N i 4 I fd' ,... . -1,1 ,ga-v N. Latayette Norwood, Basketball Coach, Kansas University was th guest speaker lor the occasion. David Powell tbasketballj sw, X .r . 'X D . o - is s. is L as ,N 5 . 't 4, X me A l E. i e 'xi i in ltr i nf' Q. Tw R 55 ww irry Terry - Outstanding Defensive Lineman hn Jordan - Outstanding Offensive Back Wa ,aus-.X i 1 2 9 fl john Moses , Most Insnnannnal player Kenny Strickland - Outstanding Defensive Back Robert Courtney tfootballj Returning women athletes: L. to R.: Tami Gosch, Becky Swoyer, Pam Fleming, Rhonda Nelson, Dru Wise. Randy DiBernardo tfootballj .- we. f , Gevan Johnston ftennisj mini o Coach Ogden presents a special award to Bobby Edwards, a dedicated trainer, Rick Wertz ttennisj Cheerleaders: L to R, Peggy Virden, Chris Jordan, Barbara Rakestraw, layne Alexander, Linda Taylor. The Cheerleaders are to be highly congratulated for their hard work, long hours, and unfailing enthusiasm and support lor our teams. Tommy Williams - All- conference, and all- tourney Big Orange, co- winner of the 110 Q- - percent award, and - we named the most valuable l player and outstanding Defensive Player. , x Q lg.. 4 A Ronnie Ryer - All conference, all tourney tltansas Cityl, and nominated for junior college All-American. He was also co-winner of the 110 percent award. Keith Robinson - All-conference, 2nd team all-tourney tKansas Cityl, and all-tourney Big Orange. ig, rw., f . Outstanding Minority Graduates: Adrienne Cox, tnot picturedb Keith Robinson. l gi Student Government Association: L to R, Karen Walcher, Vice President, Connie Hobaugh, President, lerry Fry, Treasurer, tnot picturedh Karol Dowell, Treasur- President's Honor Roll: L to R, Georgia Morrison, Debbie Humiston, Cheryl Fair, Billie Cain, Brenda Bryant, Lila Hudgins, Rosel Mulkey, Chris Mackey, Florine Parmiter, David Powell, Sharon Regnier, Karen Smith, ' Qnot picturedb Debra Tousley, Fern Elam, Robert lohnson, Yung Oh, Paul Page, Marilyn Rickey, Tamara Sandstrum, Jeffrey Snell. 'udent Affairs Council: L to R, Dr. Otis LoVette, Karen Walcher, Chris Mackey, Kansas Home Economics CKHESSJ: loyce Magnus, Secretary'Treasurer, Linda Taylor, President onica Marsh, Cnot picturedj Gary Titus. Enid Lawson, Vice President, Carol Hobaugh, Sponsor. t Tiger Action Club: Robert Courtney, lohn Moses, Chris Frazee, layne Alexander. Drama: Bob Courtney, President: Dara Collins, Rick Atteberry, SGA Representative: Rosel Mulkey, Pam Krout, Secretary-Treasurer, Cheryl Riley, Linda Taylor, lohn Lyon, Bill Walker, Jerry Fry. Knot picturedj Cheryl Whittord, Gail Sanford, John Virden, Rick Wertz. Phi Theta Kappa: Doris Requena, David Powell, Chris Mackey, Florine Parmiter, Lila Hudgins, Connie Hobaugh, Rosel Mulkey, Cheryl Riley, left Steiner. tnot picturedj Barbara Barnes, David Howe, Robert lohnson, Robert Milner, Connie Olson, Billie Cain, Karol Dowell, Debbie Humiston, loyce Magnus, Georgia Morrison, Rita Morton, Paul Page, Dorothy Robertson. .. W.-1 if ... A plaque was presented to Dr. Otis LoVette by Mr. Bill Scott for the five years of service rendered to the student services department at Cowley County Communi- ty College. Awards ol appreciation were presented at the Honors Banquet to Connie Hobaugh and Robert Courtney by Dr. LoVette for their services to Cowley County Communi- ty College. Presidential'Principal Scholars: Tami Gosch, Lisa Darland, Toni Boone, Richard Donley, Chris Mackey. Band: Phillip Benton, Rick Atteberry, David Avery, Sue Stalnaker, Ken Unruh, Pam Krout. Qnot picturedb Who's Who In Junior Colleges: Adrienne Cox, Connie Hobaugh, Enid Lawson, Chris Mackey, Allison Ott Monica Marsh Karen McConnell, Linda Taylor, Rosel Mulkey, Cheryl Riley, Bret Chilcott and Mark Mccehan' Karen Walcher, David Powell. Qnot picturedj Barbara Barnes, lenniler Doty, Patti Harris, Robert Milner, Doris Requena. V, 1 ' 83 l x in Q1 Sophomores graduating with distinc- tion: Lila Hudgins, Cheryl Fair, Twanna Green, Paula Kimball. Cnot picturedj C Marilyn Richey and Karen Smith. Sophomores graduating with honors: Chris Mackey, Cheryl Fair, Paula Kimball, Connie Ho- baugh, Lila Hudgins, David Powell, left Steiner, Billie Cain, Donna McClung, Sharon Regnier, Twanna Green. Cnot picturedj Barbara Barnes, Rosel Mulkey, Florine Parmiter, Diane Gordon, Brent Hogue, Russel Miller, Darcy Herrmann, Mary Ann Louthan. UF .U LE if CU UH T f L?UL1H1LUL1H'LJ ll L1 LLE LL' f Tha 9 ? Betty I. Adams, Rock Laura Marie Akers. AFKHUSHS City Rckey Stephen Atteberry, Tecumseh Charles Edward Bell Wlchrta .A i Miss WiIson's Business class. QR:-' Ken E. Bryant, Arkansas City 'lf r..- C fr . C Q ,s s K- ' by X, ,X hmmm, A Dara Diane Collins, Arkansas City Adrienne Marie Cox, Bonner Springs Gayla Marie Crisler, South Haven Bill Walker studying in the library. Chris Ryan Dings, Arkansas City E Faculty wives help with the SGA Bloodmobile. ,::h.q2 , Sherry Lynn ls Diane Shurtz, special music student, sings at the Spring Fling. Morton Dowler, Arkansas City Cheryl Lynn Fair, Arkansas City Phmip E' Foster! Winfield Beniamin R. Givens, Arkansas City w ,X Q KM' K W' Jayne Alexander and Sherry Dowler working with the pottery wheel in the art room. .az ,X Patti lean Harris South Haven Diane A. Gordon, Wlrltleld Constance Lea Hobaugh, Braman Lila lean Thompson Hudgins, Cedar V X xx .X ale Linda Kay lohnson, Braman Mr. Lawson and Mr. Carson ln the Student Center. Robert B. Johnson, Arkansas City Rhonda Nelson, Roger Speed, Nadine Redd, Hosea Coxton, Pam Fleming, and Tommy Kirk Alan Kennedy, Atlanta Williams. .fm A my ' N James B. Lawrence, El Dorado fi L ml , .-', B - 'I Bill Walker getting made up for Barefoot in the Park. Enid Marie Lawson, Arkansas City Gary P. Koenke, Arkansas City Pamela Lee Krout, Arkansas City lohn E. Lyon, Claremont 198. ..,.-,Mans-Q 3 Glenda Williams at the watermelon l eed Donna M. Berrie McClung, Winfield SEN , , 3 f Y i QQ Q A Q fir X 3 X fl ki L ,E 35? 1 35,5535 ., :X e E aa S fi- Mr. Buechner helping Rick Wertz in the math lab. Sf- .. i . l A - A - fi? 7 ' , li X. ,XL..,,..i, ,E ' ff OSL! MAKE-UP! a 3 ill 355, layne Alexander and lohn Lyon. 1 i H 4 90 f . a Q wan. Marcia Faye Magnus, Cedar Vale Mark Gregory McGehan, Arkansas City 5 ' Q f' Lf, ' In 'ez-fr-. fl-.i l Billie Cain and layne Alexander working with pottery. R0Sel Mafia MUWEY. AVRHHSHS CIW v eff' . UN Chris A, Mackey, Burden Allison R. Ott, Wichita 559' I '13 ,pf e.s....J g 'jg . if QQ sa ii gf 1-.G .ws 53341, 1591: , g --E . . x ft . AM 1 ,ff Florine M. Parmiter, Arkansas City David Duane Powell Salma .. 3 The 1977 Campus Security Criminal lustice Program provides the college with after school guard security. Students enrolled in criminal iustice work approximately 8 hours per week in the Black and White program. Duties include routine checking ol doors, accidents, etc.. Instructor Elvin Hatfield receives keys to the first Black and White under the program, Rick Atteberry and Sharon Morlan Sharon Regnier, Arkansas City ir i in SD, Y' iffy 1 8 Wwsx xi., S 1 : A Volunteer students fold copies of a special edition of the CycIe . Doris Marie Requena, Arkansas City Cheryl Ann Riley, Arkansas City 'Sam-P J ' I J i '31 ,ff ONE MORE REPORT AND I'LL TEAR MY HAIR! Tony Buffo, Dean of Instruction Sue Ann Stitzel, Dallas o Jeffrey lay Steiner, Watseka lorge E. Rojas, San lose, Costa Rica George Esambe Sona, Kumba, Cameroon Terri SUS Tatum, Burden lr: k,.k 1? 5 is gf- 'N-r ,zu 'X E Richard L. Wamego, Arkansas City Glenda Sue Williams, Udall ,,, 'Nr ftqxi fxuxi 'KS' 5' , ,,1:: :, E Ee i at Liliiky k -::L? .. , new. gy F tb ll I Ch ' . oo a payer arles Woods has other interests Chimes woods, Wichita Ronda J. Wilson, Arkansas City Sophomore Graduates - not pictured: Kent Bogart, Donna Bogner, Brenda Brown, Chris Brownlee, Vicki Brunner, Marie Burchfield, Brenda Burr, Billie Cain, Wendy Collier, Raymond Conway, Barbara Cooper, Gregory Crane, David Criger, Daniel Crites, Edwin Crow, Jean Crow, Mary Crum, Aaron Cusic, Barbara Cusic, Norman Cyrus, Steve Dickerson, Jennifer Doty, Randy Drake, David Dunigan, Frances Durant, Jay Dwyer, Tim Easter, Fern Elam, Coleen Estep, M. E. Finnern, Linda Fisher, Kelly Fisk, Lloyd Fiske, Jerry Foote, Sharon Foster, Gerald Fry, James Fry, Michael Gardner, Sherryl Gates, Dwight Douglas Gentry, Cindy Gerlets, Andrew Givens, Jean Goff, David Gowdy, Raymond Graham, Twanna Green, Kathy Greenleaf, Kenta Guisinger, Tom Gurnee, Georgianna Haines, Kathleen Hall, Becky Hamilton, Michael Harger, Jane Harney, David Hatfield, Ross Hays, Kay Head, Joyce Heaton, Darcy Herrman, Don Hess, Shirley Hessee, Thomas Hoeffgen, Brent Hogue, Ferol Hollins, Victoria Hood, Teri Howes, Robert Hoyt, Debbie Hunter, Elizabeth Hutchinson, Monie Hutchinson, Brenda lrey, Charles Jake, Lawrence Johnson, Paulette Jones, Pauline Jones, John Jordan, Diana Kemp, Lonnie Kendall, Kathleen Kent, Robert Kent, Gary Ketter, Paula Kimball, Jerry Klein, Kirby Koch, Linda Koehler, Brian Kolman, Kimberly Kroeger, Andrew Lassmann, Holly Lee, Colleen Littrell, Curtis Littrell, Mary Louthan, Karen McConnell, Thomas McCoy, Allen McCullough, Mary McMichael, Brian McVay, Jay Marsh, Monica Marsh, Catherine Mavis, Dennis Mayfield, Michael Merz, Guy Miller, Jim Miller, Russel Miller, Robert Milner, James Mitchell, John Mitchell, Mark Morgan, Sharon Morlan, Clara Morris, Wanda Moser, Margaret Neises, Dorothy Obee, Connie Olson, Patricia Patchen, Dawn Pearce, Mark Pratt, Cindy Raitt, Nadine Redd, Lorna Reed, Darren Reep, Karen Rhodd, Robert Rhodd, Daryl Rhodes, Dwain Rice, Marilyn Richey, Jeffrey Rindt, Keith Robinson, Michael Roeder, Sheila Rowe, Audrey Samms, Terri Sanders, Tamara Sandstrum, Greg Schones, Daniel Scott, Lynn Scott, Gregory Skinner, Beverly Smith, Elaine Smith, Karen Smith, Linda Smith, Michael Smith, Gregory Spexarth, Michael Starr, Jay Stockhaus, Michael Swinney, Larry Terry, Patricia Tharp, Charles Tipton, Merry Tipton, Gary Titus, Debra Tousley, Pam Tuttle, Dean Voth, Karen Walcher, Susan Waltner, Scott Watson, Galen Webb, Betty Wells, Patricia Wesley, Vance Wiley, Donald Williams, Sally Wilson, Kathleen Worthy, Delwyna Wyckoff, Elizabeth Zanardi, Margitta Zanardi, James Akers, Gwen Alford, David Avery, Ricky Ball, Rebecca Bannister, Gloria Barron, Scott Bauck, Barbara Barnes, Gailene Begay. at ff