Elizabethtown Community College - ECCo Yearbook (Elizabethtown, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1973 volume:

Our world is one full of people, signs, and times all telling us where to go and what to do, From the minute we are born to the day we die we receive instructions guiding us in what direction to follow, introduction 3 - 7 s 4 introduction ទូ ese introduction 5 Part of this way is ECC. Here we receive the guidance that helps set us in the right qirection �� the direction of life, 6 introduction MOUNTAIN DEW The Mountain Dew Festival is an inter- community college gathering of games, competition, and fun, Prestonsburg, Kentucky, is the site of the festival usually held in the second week of April, A sense of belonging exists as students gather forces to try for first place, There is something for everyone from archery to rifle, badminton to tennis, and golf to bowling as well as volleyball, basketball, and pool, Students have the opportunity to excel in their speciality and to enjoy themselves at dances and social meetings, An aire of good feel- ings is established, memories are created, new friends are made, and a good time is had by all, 8 fellowship entertainment 9 — coffeehouses Soft sweet ballads, a warm drink, and a deck of cards blend to produce an evening of fun and friendly talk. A casual night of both local and outside talent served lightly over coffee, tea, and cookies, And it all comes under the title of coffeehouse. 10 e ntertainment 1al night ffeehouse. entertainment 11 12 entertainment With the blessing of a warm autumn sun, the lower courtyard came alive last November, The event was the annual Fall Festival, With dart throws, dunk the dolly , and basketball, football, and bean bag toss among others; the day was a profitable one for the sponsor-. ing campus organizations, 9% 13 entertainment RRA river anthology FAN DRAMA 14 entertainment — — 1 HS + Le 4 - The Elizabethtown Community College Drama Club presented Edgar Lee Master's SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY December 10-11, 1972, in the Science Auditorium, The characters, each speak- ing their own epitaph, discovered and confused the real motivations of their own lives, as if the dark- ness of the grave granted them revelatory eyes for a recognition of their own souls, Thus, the anthol- ogy was essentially the autobiography of a small town, Yet, everyone could see himself exposed in one or more of the characters, making SPOON RIVER relevant to all who witnessed it. UE ה‎ DÀ 5 entertainment 15 | m ជ B 只 «A ជ B H o Pa] ជ យ Ke) רד Blackjack, craps, and poker all become part of the scene at ECC. The event is Casino Nite. Students try to build up their winnings in order to take part in a midnight auction of valuable prizes. entertainment 16a BASKETBALL HOMECOMING LIFT D dux | 168 E | || + Ke) -= Student Government 18 fellowship | Without a doubt, the hardest working organization on campus is the Student Government, They not only fund and operate all student activities, but also, serve as a mediator between the student body and the administration, Bob Barker Fred Hagan Mark Skees Charlie Beam, Treasurer Martha Bransetter Mrs, Lila Kieser, Advisor Donna Johnson, Secretary Glenn Catlett, Vice-President Randy Rowland, Chairman of Activities Committee Mr. Thomas Bennett, Advisor Wade Johnson, President, (absent) Linda Holbert, Advisor, (absent) VO Q 5 ₪ = è . 2 fellowship 19 20 fellowship Yearbook | Behind each yearbook are many hours of hard work, careful planning, and true dedication, This book is no excep- O O k | tion, The special effects in this yearbook are not company standards but designs created and handset by the staff, As much as six hours have been spent on some pages to bring to you this year, the year of 1973. David Brickey, Editor David Kimmel, Head Photographer Andrea Atcher, Organizations Editor Dena Seymour, Solicitor Debbie Whittle, Business Manager Wade Johnson, Solicitor Mark Skees, Photographer (absent) David Herman, Photographer (absent) Mr, Michael Coyle, Photographer (absent) Mrs, Linda Holbert, Advisor (absent) fellowship 21 22 fellowship Glass Onion | THE GLASS ONION is ECC's unofficial student publication, Students on the staff receive one hour's credit in ° | journalism, Now completing its first year, THE GLASS ONION is entered in competition with newspapers from the | IO n | other community colleges. Mr. Richard Thornton, Advisor Rhonda Fairfax Richard Theyken, Editor Reggie White Judy Elmore Larry Walker, Assistant Editor (absent) Keith Clark, Photographer (absent) Julie Denham, Layout (absent) Robin Murphy, Typist (absent) Patsy Roach, Typist (absent) fellowship 23 Baptist Student Union 24 fellowship The Baptist Student Union at ECC is one of many on college campuses across the country, The goal of this organization is to help students find a purpose in life through the spirit of Christ on campus, - . Wanda Slinker, Publicity Chairman Miss Martha Bain, Sponsor Judy Elmore, Social Chairman Rodger Wilcher, Local Campus Minister David Twyman Charlie Rodgers, President Wade Johnson Cathy Bissinger Daniel Avery, State Campus Minister Mary Jane McCrary, Vice President Mrs, Daniel Avery Mrs, Sandra DeFoor, Sponsor Rose Marie Wilson, Secretary (absent) OO O . . PRR Dro eee fellowship 25 Drama Club 26 fellowship The Drama Club at ECC plays a major role in the fall and spring stage productions, In addition to involvement, the Drama Club promotes all aspects of theatre appreciation. n 44444 r $ 2 . ו‎ i Bill Smith, President wen — r Carol Hambley Donna Johnson Kaye Hurst Donnie Hichman, Vice President (absent) Andrea Atcher, Secretary (absent) Vicki Smith, Treasurer (absent) Judy Elmore, Publicity (absent) Miss Martha Bain, Sponsor (absent) 2 — — (Sarezzo ia fellowship 27 Distributive © Education | Club of America PAESI - XS De Sa 28 fellowship Distributive Education Clubs of America, or DECA, is a youth club dealing in marketing and distribution, Members of DECA are students enrolled in the Retail Mid-Management program at ECC, Students participate in the business community for fund raising to compete in junior collegiate contest dealing with advertising, sales, and marketing projects, Dave Sanford, Vice-President Randy Priddy Larry Crowe Joe Lynch Jim Clard Jack Necom Tom Pratt Mr, John Allard, Sponsor Pam Rosati Jack Johnson, Secretary- Treasurer Sally Lashuay Mike Davis, President (absent) = א ₪ OY ₪ i‏ 00 סא RR RO + + + + © + © © fellowship 29 Foreign Language Club 30 fellowship The Foreign Language Club tries to promote a better understanding of for- eign culture and of people around the world, They also take part in service J projects to better our community. Wade Johnson Larry Walker Bruce Bell Fred Hagan Glenn Catlett Charlie Beam Margaret Bateman, Secretary-Treasurer Donna Johnson Bob Barker 10, Carol Hambley 11, Mrs, Jean Dudgeon, Sponsor 12, Rosie Chapin, President 13, Gwen Worley 14, Donnie Vowels Randy Rowland, Vice President (absent) O 00 AO = ₪ = fellowship 31 Kentucky Association of Nursing Students 32 fellowship cky ា ០1 The Kentucky Association of Nursing Students is a pre-professional organization for student nurses, KANS gives nursing students opportunities for practical experience not feasible in classroom situations, At ECC, KANS is active in both the state and national associations, Students from ECC attend both the state and national conventions, i n 19 helping shape the future of the nursing profession. mOON AARON or David Peterson Richard Blaisdell Carol Hazel Rose Owen Carol Withrow Debbie Haris, President Jayne Ross Pam Alexander Bonnie Hodge Donna Cardin, 2nd Vice-Pres, Barbara Bow, Recording Sec, Judy Cardin Geri Reynolds, Sheila Shoffner Debbie Hurley, Corresponding Sec, Lucy Daugherty Marilyn DeWitt, Alice Cloar Miriam Johnson Mary Kemper Delena White 1st V-Pres, (absent) Susan Reed, Parli, (absent) Mrs, Sandra DeFoor, Sponsor (absent) Mrs, Martha Hill, Sponsor (absent) Nominating Chr. fellowship 33 Karate Club 34 fellowship | Members of the Karate Club work together to learn the art of Karate, They I b constantly strive to develop a higher degree of proficiency. 1, Gene Reesor 2, Richard Williams 3, Chris Long, President 4, Alex Key 5, Mr, Thomas Bennett, Sponsor 6, Brad Ward Pam Mercer, Secretary- Treasurer (absent) fellowship 35 Newman Club apo] log; ize for 36 fellowship ‘lub = The Newman Club at ECC exists to fulfill the needs and direct activities of the Catholic students, Both religious and social activities are supported by the club, By group action, it uses the advantage of the Catholic tradition for the benefit of the entire student body. OOO O ₪ ₪ = Ralph Allen Debra Bailey Thomas Downs Mary Dupont Martha Duvall Donna Ellis Sheila Fisher Nancy Gary Michael Hand Lucia Howlett Mary Kemper Sidney Lewis Deborah Lingo Patty Mattingly Melvin Montgomery Mary Osborne Marian Pawley Carol Buckles Joseph Clayton William Cochran Kenneth Deam Marilyn DeWitt, Vice-President Gerald Dickerson William Greenwell Fr ed Hagan Perry Hagan, President Carol Hambly Elizabeth Howlett Kaye Hurst Robert Johnson Judy Mattingly Donna Reesor Laura Pettigrew Deborah Routte Steven Skaggs Gerald Skees Mark Skees Stephanie Skees Timothy Skees James Slinker Donna Thomas Mary Jo Thomas Mary Teresa Thomas Kathy Thornberry David Twyman Theresa Allen Gregory Barnes Susan Briney, Secretary Patricia Roach Jerry Skees Mark Skillman Daniel Thompson Donald Vowels Rose Wagoner Lynette Walker Martha Wedding Rose Whelan Jackie Wimpsett Barry Wood Gwendolyn Worley Mrs, Jean Dudgeon, Sponsor Dr, Denis Morrow, Sponsor Father Stanley Osborne fellowship 37 Pep Club 38 fellowship lub The Pep Club's main goal is to assist the cheerleaders in promoting interest in the Baron basketball team, The Pep Club encourages all students to support the athletic program at ECC. a‏ שו — א ₪2 = נש NO‏ 00 . . 2 © ១ . Cindy Cairns Connie Newman Shirley Jones Mary Dupont Pam Bradshaw Debbie Routt Donnie Vowels Donna Hohnson, President: Carol Hambley, Secretary- Treasurer Mimi Pawley Charlie Beam Rosie Chapin Fred Hagan Billy Coc hran Glenn Catlett Gail Brashear, Vice President (absent) Mr, Ron Thomas, Sponsor (absent) Mr, John Allard, Sponsor (absent) fellowship 39 ie 2 © = ve BZ 40 fellowship mentals of marksmanship and the basics of firearm safety, Marksmanship is a sport recently recognized by the : The Rifle Club at ECC is composed principally of students enrolled in marksmanship classes, They learn the funda- + lu b International Olympics Committee, creating additional interest in the Rifle Club. Members Clarence Barnes, Vice-President Edward Basham, Secretary Bruce Bell Stewart Bowman Joe Braden Billy Cochran Larry Daugherty Kathy Edinger 9, Don Emerson 10, Kenneth Hiser 11, Larry Honglan Wade Johnson Lydia Joly Paul Marcum Larry Pfeifer Leonard Potter Douglas Rice Cecelia Rickie Charlie Rodgers, President Mark Skees Gary Sparks, Treasurer Julie Spencer Mr. David Day, Sponsor fellowship 41 42 fellowship 7 rs | The purpose of ECC's Subterranean Seekers is to learn more about caves, The club takes numerous short trips to | area caves in addition to occasional extended camping and caving trips, Steve Gray Gary Taylor, Vice-President Mrs, Ruth Kinsey, Sponsor Ed Basham Steve Loy, President Larry Caughtery Alex Key Brad Ward, Secretary Sue Warren Ray King, Treasurer (absent) KO 00 OY O1 4 ₪ א‎ = . fellowship 43 Foundation er C „ae. es “ARA „5 pt ae er 天 „„ . ra AT ti eee, .. ..,) 7% ő eee ---� 22 geh — 44 fellowship a 4 The purpose of the Wesley Foundation is to promote Christian fellowship in college life, The organization is of Methodist origin but is open to all stu- ) n dents, Sandra Pile, Secretary Miss Betty Jane McFarland, Sponsor Hazel Skeens Reverend James Cubbage, Program Chairman William Whitsell, President (absent) Kenny Spurrier, Treasurer (absent) fellowship 45 46 fellowship Throughout the year the ECC Chorus works hard to prepare music for public presentation, The chorus participates ) ru 9 in both university and community activities, Chorus students receive one hour of credit per semester Andrea Atcher Jennifer Rider Mrs, Camille Hill, Director Gwen Worley Judy Douglas Terri Allen Sherrie Bacic Brad Ward Ophelia McGee Donnie Hickman Cathy Bissinger, Ladies! Librarian Larry Bush, President Louise Hays Donna Johnson . Donnie Vowels, Secretary Melinda Campbell Wanda Slinker John Wilson, Vice-President Jean Stewart Jeanne Dickerson David Twyman Tom Branderburg, Mens! Librarian (absent) fe llowship 47 american junior colleges The fifteen sophomores pictured at right were selected to be listed in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN JUNIOR COLIEGES, They were nominated by members of the faculty on the basis of their scholastic achievement, extra- curricular participation, service to the College and the promise of future use- fulness, 48 who's who Kathy Bissinger Glenn Catlett Marilyn Donna DeWitt Johnson SÍ Joyce Doma Gene McCubbin Reesor Reesor Randy Jerry Vicki Rowland Skees Smith cheerleaders Screaming and yelling through the last defeat. These are ECC's cheerleaders, Campbell, Connie Newman, top-Carol Brown, The fi Their sponsor is Ann Cowan. They are as follows in the above picture: front- Shirley ve, chosen by vote of the student body, Melinda Campbell Connie Newman Sophomore Carol Brown Freshman Freshman heated minutes of a close ballgame they cheer, leading the Barons on to another wor Jones, second row left to right-Cathy Barnes, Melinda became the closest followers of ECC's basketball squad Shirley Jones Cathy Barnes Sophomore Sophomore thy victory or a hard fought competition 50 = ES aen ill — nn —Ó យយ er 51 To „PM a NJCAA Toumament Feb. 27 dee enn O BACK ROW L. to R.: Mike Fullerton, Manager; Greg Simms, Terry Wilcoxson, John Raines, Terry Faulkner, Paul Ward, Coach Don Green, FRONT ROW L. to R.: Eddie Hawkins, Wayne Hawkins, Tim Wadlington, Ralph Allen, Jon Blandford, ` competition 52 ECC BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ECC Nov. ន Somersei@eommunttydGolese 7M: .... S 87 Nova 20 Prestonburg Community College , , «ee oe... 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Qu. 66 jeu 27 ខែ $0- c oo eee o o o o o E Sc Berne, co m 587.71 Prestonburg Community College e OSA E ö នគឺ | - - | 5-76 Somerset Community Collegen -s i i RFJ 7៥ E : cri 5 יס e EE OO 100 ohn Raines Forward. ur competition 54 55 competition Terry Faulkner Wayne Bo Hawkins f i Jon Blandford Forward Guard EM Guard — Sophomore 2 0 Freshman eee” „ re hm ax Td r sui m — Eddie Hawkins Paul Ward pe Tim Wadlington Guard = À Guard Freshman Freshman 1777 ͥͥ EEE ¼ↄ̃PPq TAN NETTE ETHERNET e ati sc ute ET Directors RIGHT-DR, JAMES S, OWEN, . DIRECTOR ABOVE-ROBERT KEEN, Associate Director, Business Affairs © RIGHT-HARRY G. LEE, Associate Professor, Accounting; Coordinator, Admissions | and Registrar i 58 guidence W TNM AA — — in ee — —— - e 3 5 — . el eme នង កអ A ₪ — K OEE aaa guidence 59 60 guidence RIGHT-MICHAEL B. ‘cov, Asso late Professor, . BELOW-SUSAN W. SILBER, Assistant Professor, English ABOVE-GERALD me Eng lish BELOW- MARTHA D. BAIN, Associate fessor, English ABOVE-ROBERT J, HILL, Associate Professor, English Part-Time Instructors CAMILLE C, HILL, Music ) PAUL M. JAMES, Art LEITZELL, Assistant Professor, TAYLOR, Art 2s : i Ò , Journalism OOPER, Enalish guidence 61 RIGHT-MODESTO DEL CASTILLO, Associate Professor, Biological Sciences Biological Sciences ABOVE-MARTHA L, HILL, Assistant Professor, Nursing RIGHT-MARTHA A.T. KNUDSON, Associate Professor, Nursing Chairman 5 62 guidance Instructor, guidance 63 asasssss È 11 111 [ ] 0 ជ ₪ G E = Ni Ke) Tahoe. - ASS! NSEY, Instruc Geology an id eography יכ‎ e py guidance 65 BELOW-PHYLLIS p: BRANDENBURG, AN Professor, 0 Business Office Education BELOW-DONALD L, GREEN, Assistant Profes- sor, Physical Education; Athletic Coach Social and Behavioral Sciences Part- Time Instructors JAMES M, COLLIER, Political Science NORMA KENIGSBERG, Political Science RALPH M. MOBLEY, Accounting WAYNE B, SMITHSON, Accounting LINDA K, ROBINSON, Shorthand JANE B. RIFFE, Social Work DR, ERNEST G. THRO, Psychology GREGORY H. WILMOTH, Anthropology WILLIS J, H. TREADWELL, History 66 guidence LEFT-RONALD B. THOMAS, Instructor, Sociology; Coordin- ator of Career Guidence BELOW-THOMAS E, BENNETT, Assistant Professor, History ABOVE-MICHAEL E. ROBINSON, Assistant Professor, Sociology ABOVE-JOHN W. RIFFE, Instructor, Busi- ness Administration ; LEFT-JOHN ៦, ALLARD, Instructor, Retail Mid-Management guidence 67 RIGHT-RONNIE D. STREIBLE, Instructor, Television BELOW-ANDREA L. LEITZELL, Education Materials Specialist Academic Support RIGHT-MAURICE M. UTLEY, Associate | Professor, English; Coordinator, Learning | Resources Center | 68 guidance J. McFARLAND, Librarian Library Assistant 3 + KEEN BELOW-GEORGIA 1 ing . Learn 3 COWAN, Instructor, Study Skills ABOVE-ANN M, Resources Center guidance 69 SPR, istrar BELOW-LOLA M. BENNETT, Secretary to Assistant Director for Student Services, and Coordinator of Student Activities CENTER LEFT- JUDY A. WIEMAN, Principal Accounting Clerk © BELOW-ELEANOR WL MILLER, Telephone Opera- | tor and Receptionist ABOVE-CLARENCE M. WILMOTH, Bookstore | A Manager : | LEFT-LINDA H. BEELER, “Principal Se | Clerk Part-Time Secretary MARTHA ស. BOONE, To Coordinator of Learning Resources Center guidence 71 idance 72 gu BOOSTERS First Federal Savings Loan Association First Hardin National Bank Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Elizabethtown SPONSORS Etown Laundry Dry Cleaners Cecilian Bank Joplin Lanz Company Roses The Treasure Chest Citizens Bank Good’n Handy Market PATRONS Crittenden Furniture Plaza Drugs Goff Hardware | .יוור | 74 support SPALDING SONS TAYLOR INSURANCE a (= = N o = N = ន o — យ = WILSON MUIR, BANKERS PATRONS Hodyge Auto Electric Rodger’s Sign Service Dix-E-Town Lanes | Noon’ Til Nine Inc. Goodman’s Exxon Bean Publishing Company Lee’s Service Center Jones IGA | | 4 | Kentucky Utilities Etown Sporting ០០០៨$ Woodward's House of Music Puckett’s Gulf Book Mart Jan’s Flowers - Boone Cleaners One Hour Martinizing 76 closing We .strive for that which can be ours, We try to better ourselves, We seek to make the arrow which guides us point in the direction in which we want to follow, closing 77 យ 8, closin 7 Each day we gain a little more than we had the day before. We become a part of ECC, and ECC becomes a part of us, a part of our direction, closing 79 Editor David Brickey Organizations Editor Andrea Atcher Business Manager Debbie Whittle Photographers David Kimmel Mark Skees Dave Herman Mr. Michael Coyle Sponsor Mrs, Linda Holbert 80 the end 1