Garden City Community College - Broncbuster Yearbook (Garden City, KS)

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Huong Van, Garden City Susan Vandiest, Prairie View Karen Van Doren, Garden City Mary Ann Vannaman, Garden City josie Van Otterloo, Garden City Maria Vargas, Garden City Sherri Vaughn, Garden City Yolanda Velasquez, Ulysses Anthony Vidaurri, Lakin Lily Voon, Garden City Brian Walker, Garden City joe Walker, Bradenton, FL Mario Walker, Garden City Ty Walker, lngalls Tina Waller, Garden City Laura Walsh, Garden City Anita Walter, Belleville Kristy Warden, Deerfield Mike Weatherred, Deerfield Shannon Webb, Holcomb Dann Weilert, Leoti Catherine Welch, Garden City Nancy Welton, Garden City Crystal Werner, Garden City Lisa West, Greensburg Travis Wheeler, Dania, FL Derek White, Lyons Michael White, Wamego Todd White, Garden City Sheila Whitehurst, Garden City Brad Wiesen, Wichita Janelle Wilken, Garden City Derek Williams, Detroit, MI Kaye Williams, Garden City Terri Willams Garden City Turner Williams, Wichita Susan Willis, Garden City Maloyd Wilson, Garden City Myrene Wilson, Garden City Robert Wilson, Olathe Scott Wilson, Scott City Susan Wilson, Scott City 72 Cancer SeminarlStuclent Llfe

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Carol Anderson, Director and Instmctor of Choral Activities Chris Barnett, Secretary, Science-Math Building Marsha Bayless, Secretarial Science Coordinator and Director of Business and Economics Division Marie Becker, Custodian, Library Therese Blyn, Math Instructor Joyce Boone, Sociology Instructor and Director of Social Science Division Brad Botz. Business Instructor Bill Bryan, College Coordinator and Assistant Director of Admissions jim Carey, Social Science Instructor and Head Men's Basketball Coach Shelia Cole, DirectorfTeacher Day Care Center Bill Coons, Science Instructor Sandra Crumet, Math Instructor Darla Daniels, Secretary to President and Deputy Clerk, Board of Trustees Kent Davison, Mid-Management Coordinator: Asst. Men's Basketball Coach: Tennis Coach john Dickerson, Assistant to the President and Business Manager Dorothy Dowell, Secretary, Student Center Kathel Dungan, Dormitory Resident Supervisor Michael Dungan, Director ot' Student Center and Dormitories Edward Durr, Counselor Dennis Elam, Director of Police Science Mary Embree, Secretary to Dean of Community Services john Fletcher, Director and Instructor of Instrumental Music Doug Foltz, Director and Instructor of Vocational-Technical-Industrial Division Warren Fouse, Science Instructor and Director of Science and Math Division Larry Fowler, Dean oi Admissions, Research and Development Berniece Fry, Secretarial Training Instructor Annette Galluzzi, Director of Information Services and Publications Helen Geist, Director and Instructor of Cosmetology Gordon Gillock, Instructor of Data Processing and Business Wanda Giskie, Account Clerk, Business Office Rosalie Greenup, Secretary, Penka Building Linda Haas, Endowment Association Secretary Carol Ham, Study Skills Center Instructor and Math and Science Instructor Grace Hamilton, Nursing Instnictor Roger Hamilton, Director of Disadvantaged and Handicapped Program, Career Education Sheryl Handy, Director of Endowment Association Asel Harder, Dean of Instruction Caverly Hart, Secretary to Dean of Instruction and Dean of Admisiions, Research and Development Joyce Hartman, Academic Building Secretary Gary Holmes, Science Instructor Ronald Hopkins, Dean of Student Services Arleta Humbolt, English Instructor Gerald Hundley, Agriculture and Vocational Education Instructor Kathy Isaac, English Instructor Bernita Ison, Secretary, Fine Arts Building Larry johnston, Maintenance Edith jones, Home Economics Instructor and Coordinator for Day Care Center Verneta jones, Records Office Supervisor Dudley Kanaga, Custodian, Men's East Dorm Ruby Kash, PBX Operator, Receptionist Donna Kennedy, Director and Instructor of Nursing Amie Keyse, Assistant Director of Admissions David Kinder, Art Instructor Carolyn Klassen, Applied Music Instructor, Staff Accompanist and Assistant Director of Vocal Music Ron Kreutzer, Production Printer Marla Lord, Assistant Manager of Print Shop and Yearbook Adviser Q i ,, 5 - ses 7 s X N 'e.mSfP:., 5 iggzi s- ,X S1521 1-fi. s 2 '- - . Ns tix X fl ti 5 asv sg O it i jg , is x 9 i s x NN i Q s 5 S