Independence Junior College - Inkanquil Yearbook (Independence, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

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This college is your college Here you'll find able administrators concerned counselors training in science . . . welding radio broadcasting printing . . . study skills ofiice techniques languages business administration and other Fields fun in pep rallies . . . sports good music . . . fellowship and relaxation. 4 , , , W5 as iiliflfl ,midst mhvlsf at 6 if sri' hi .1 f 1 or 2 l s l r , . i it fit-:l:7772 f if i' A 'ir -'i' 52711-ff! m 4' +Lsfelfidliflftt-liaise 's za- -r -Q - . .s..,,. -. . , seas 7-rtfvwswmz f-' -t -' - r ffswrlfizffw-f seat 5- 2 - 1 2: A 45 f, ff1:-'fffiwffl' ' f 'p shelf? able administrators . . Dean Neil Edds is the able administrator responsible for the smooth functioning of ICJC Under the leadership of Dean Edds, Independence Community junior College has been approved for accreditation by the North Central Associa- tion of Secondary Schools and Colleges for another four years. This col- lege is one of the fourjunior colleges in Kansas recognized by NCA. Progress is the keynote at the college. This year has seen revision in existing courses to meet studentis needs. New courses including Spanish and Arc and Gas Welding have been added. English is offered on three instructional levels to allow for students with different degrees of profi- ciency. Accounting is offered on two levels, and there are special programs in science and history. 2 Counseling on an individual basis is offered every student at the College. Testing and interpretation of the scores are used in helping the student choose a field of major endeavor which is in keeping with his personal in- terests and his ability. Students have freedom of choice since the counselor only advises the student on what he thinks will be a suitable direction. Mr. Wilson conducts surveys and studies to determine students' needs and the effectiveness of the college programs in preparing the student for transfer to other colleges and universities as well as supplying skills for immediate use by the terminal student. Counseling does not end in the counselorls office, for each instructor is trained to act as an enrollment counselor for those students who have chosen that instructorls field as a major. Kenneth Wilson. director of guidance Counselor Jack Nutt helps lb' 3' hlgh school student arrange a schedule of classes for her flrst semester at ICJC which will transfer wnthout loss of credit. Mr Nutt also acts as one of the assistant football coaches. .spur- 7 s. L, 5. . . concerned counselors 3 we training in science . W'ell-equipped laboratories are available lor stu- dents in biological and physical sciences. Students in this area olten are enrolled in prcniedicine or engineer- ing. or they may be completing a requirement for a degree in liberal arts. Students in biology or zoology are challenged by an instructor who conducts lielrl trips in search ol reptiles to be added to the college collection ol' animals. Stu- dents in genetics conduct experiments with liruit flies to enable them to understand how heredity works, Instructors in this area have received grants for spe- cial studies and have had several articles published in leading scieneejournals. Classes in physics and calculus are popular with engineering students or math majors. Modern math gives the student an opportunity to learn the new methods of solving problems. lfive are and gas welding units were added to the shops. giving college men an opportunity to learn a practical skill in addition to those already offered. Men can enroll in metalwork, machine tool processes, graphics, machine drawing, pictorial drawing, elec- tronics. electricity, semiconductors, pulse circuits, tele- vision and industrial electronics. i I IQ Ill! --. Botany students use their micro- scopes tn studying cells. Students use fresh materials and live microscopic creatures in their studies as well as specially prepared and dyed commer- cial slides. In biology, students find lively arnoeba difficult to draw as they shilt their form in search of food , 1 'ir ' .ri Chemistry lab rs il may grhmv wrlw purrmifa lnrrrgrrwmrmq as www .aw I 15 L1 rrr Mrkew Corwvay Uzzfli lrrri F-My mmm! Rogers rsvqzorri lhrerr Irrwrirrrgw Vrrxvrrrhmtr'f:xpf1r.rrw?rvi Completing a prob- lem rm weidrrwg oc- c:upus:5Jorm Helm burger 5 attermom Behmd hum are the mzvv arf: and gas welding urms add- ed ro lCJC's shop equlpmem thrs year tau -o ' ' we v K , Ark Welding 1- r Arr radio broadcasting . Dave Snow serves as engineer for the daily broadcast Dave is also pastor of a church in Neodesha and rs taking the opportunity to pick up tvvo years at ICJC, Hrs vvlfe is also a college student. Typrcal of other mature students here, he serves as scoutrnaster and president of his childrens PTA in Neodesha ff -J 'Y' rs Each class day The Voice of Your Collegew takes the air over KIND, the local radio station. News concerning students, faculty, and events, both academic and extracur- ricular, is broadcast by those students enrolled in Radio Production. All phases of broadcasting are studied and experienced in the control room and studios on campus. Experience as engineers, program producers, directors, and announcers is a part of the training each student receives. Debate, study of the theatre, play production, oral inter- pretation as well as speech are other courses offered in the speech area. English composition and literature are offered on both freshman and sophomore levels. 'F X, Pat Ullom and Sharon Dyer serve as announcer and producer Pat and Sharon are busy people also Pat has her own s' -M dance studio vvhere she rn- . I K SIFUCIS local youngsters Ifl . - V, the various dance steps She - ' serves as cheerleader too J Sharon serves as editor of the , Vlif i f rfg-i yryr Communico and as page ed- , :tor for The Buccaneer, lCJC's Q f r as lg 'L K ,gk it , ... tr-,.,. , Q tg '-v-A ,,,, J K 54 ff ?r : r.13::,. 6 Printing techniques are taught in one of the most modern of the plants found in any junior college. This year a new offset press was added to bring the equipment up to date. A large flat hed press is used to print the newspapers while stationery, offiee forms, and other publications are printed either on the two offsets or the automatic' eylinder press. Students are given practical experience in all phases of printing. N Checking a new galley of type, Torn Mavers prepares to pull a proof These galleys are ready for the hugh school newspaper, one of three printed by the College plant Setting type requires training on the lrnotype Dale Johnson, a last man at the keyboard, rs rnalorrng rn printing After class Dale sets type for a local prrnter and works at the U S post olltee ?' xii fi A . printing study skills. . Best in the State of Kansasn describes the study skills laboratory at ICJC. Students may improve read- ing speed and comprehension, build their vocabulary, learn to skim and scan for facts, and build skill in at- tacking science and mathematics assignments. Listen- ing and reading are taught by use ofa tape recorder as well as printed material. The student must listen for a particular piece of information and then read for the facts. Included in the equipment is a reading eye cam- era which makes it possible to determine how much a reader back tracks in his reading. The instructor devel- ops and interprets the Film. An early diagnostic test enables the instructor to determine the appropriate individual rate and level of vocabulary for each stu- dent's attack. Library facilities are being enlarged to accomodate the 4,000 books to be added during this year. 1500 were added to the 11,398 volumes already in the li- brary to bring the total to 12,898. Students are privi- leged to pass freely among the open shelves to seek what they wish to use. Students enrolled in Oflice Techniques are privi- leged to have the latest and best of equipment at their Fingertips. New IBM Selectric typewriters make possi- ble the teaching of the key punch skills because of a special keyboard. Working at their individual speeds and reading levels, these students are thrilled by their progress. Each booth is equipped for several activi- ties. Students must enroll in ei- ther Developmen- tal Reading or English Composi- tion lb and 2b to havethistraining available, Study space rs always ready lor the serious student who washes to pre- pare for each class. Donna Merrr- held, Lunda Harrrs and Rocky Ma hon take advantage of this quiet corner for study Behlnd them space lS ready for a few of the new books arrlvung daily Regular typing classes as well as students rn Offrce Technrques have the latest rn modern machrnes. The pretty rose colored machune is an IBM Selectrrc. Thus classroom as completely equipped wrth electrrc models Another classroom rs equrpped with manually operated typewrrters office techniques languages . . Using the language lab to practice pronunciation, Sharon Potts lieftl, Warren Wood and Collette Martin Moore strive to conquer the French language, Mrs. Kolleen Overman, instructor, eavesdrops in the back to check their progress. One of the first modern language laboratories in the State of Kansas was installed at ICJC. Since that time, additional stations and hundreds of tapes have kept the equipment up to date. Spanish and French are both offered to college students. Students in Graphics 1 prepare themselves for careers in drafting or other engineering connected fields. This course is another of the practical arts taught here. Business management attracts a good many young men. Salesmanship, business machines, economics, business law, small business manage- ment, business correspondence, organization and administration. retailing and accounting are among the courses offered. 10 People interested in art, whether for fun, as interior decorators, or as a vocation, will find courses to Ht their needs at this college. Courses included are Intro- duction to Art, Design, Drawing, Painting, Water Color, Lettering and Layout, Introduction to Com- mercial Art among others. Women, wishing to take some ofthe courses in home making in preparation to be home demonstration a- gents or to take their places as home makers, may take courses in foods, meal planning and service, clothing, and marriage and family. Students interested in writing for publication may enroll injournalism courses and help in publishing the newspaper, The Buccaneer, or the literary magazine, Flair. in W-m..,,W.., is . ,, v,.,, ..s,..,Mtshni mt, .Q- SQ .'Ak V K After service ln Vlet Nam, Steve Perry lleftl returned to ICJC classes He IS solvlng a problem ln graphlos as are lVllke Langstaff and Flon Bryant Working on a problem for the business rnachlnes course lS the subleot of lvllke Keeneys concentratlon. Students have the opportunltv to learn the use of comptorneters, calculatlng machines and a oostlng rnachlne ln addltlon to varlous styles ol adding rnachlnes business administration fun in pep rallies. Sparkling in the sun, the twlrlers for the band show off their new uniforms lleft to rrghtl Tern Plummer, PJ Brunner, Duane Talley, Nancy Clark and Stephanie McGlnness step with pride as they represent the band Bonfire light bnghtens the scene as students prepare for the annual battle with Coffeyvllle Juco, A hootenanny followed with guitars accompanying the songs, Student Council members were responslble for getting together a mountain of boxes for the hre, and cheerleaders generated pep with thelr cheers 'llhir 12 Happy to pose for the photogra- pher, these beautres make one more eftort to make thrngs go wel! at the college Sands Sanolrn, Pat Uhom, Chrrs Upton,Dor1ha Cox, Sandra Wesley and Lorarhe Hern- don are the Prrate cheerleaders Trying to clear the way for Wrckre Loyhs 4 No 32 7 proves to be a tough job for Chuck Hackrter 1 left J ahd Robert Potter agarhst Fort Scott sports good music . Delta Psi Omega members. Paula McAllister and Pat Ullom. are hopeful that other students will quallfy for membership ln this honor fraternity for students engaged rn dramatlcs Probably the most cherished membership is four-year colleges. Other honor fraternities include qualifying for Phi Theta Kappa, national honor Delta Psi Omega, dramatics, and Beta Phi Gamma, fraternity for students in junior colleges. It com- journalism. pares with Phi Beta Kappa on the campuses of Standing in a deserted shack formation, the band carries out one of the complicated drills The Ghost Town drill included a steers head as one ofthe formations. During the drill the band was playing a medley of appropriate numbers 14 , Study groups spring up around campus just before tests. Truly serlous students seek the conductive atmosphere ofthe library. Here Gary Wilson lleftl, Jerry Sheye and Jim Barham bn the books together. Good fellowship is found everywhere at ICJC. Friendships spring up easily within the classrooms, and similar interests lead to membership in one of the campus organi- zations. Each Tuesday, Student Christian Fellow- ship offers an opportunity for interdenom- inational worship. Phi Beta Lambda binds future business leaders together. I Club opens its doors to athletes. ICQIC Players welcomes all students who work in pro- ducing Broadway hits on the college stage. Student NEA brings future teachers to- gether. Art students find an opportunity to share their interests in Accent on Art. Engineering Club members find field trips to engineering firms enlightening. Pirateers, the college drill team, entertains at neighbor- ing schools. Collegiate Young Republicans are active in conducting polls and getting out the vote. HK Lim A --HW ICKIC Student Council plans all-college social events and represents the students to the administration. Student Un- ion Activities Council works to get improvements for the Union. Table tennis has been added as well as a television area. Alumni of the college have become active and are work- ing toward a new junior college building. Any student who has been enrolled at ICIC is eligible for membership. Phi Beta Lambda officers are lfront rovvl Tonya Gillespie, corresponding secretary, Joy l-lart, recordnng secretary, lback rovvl Torn Dlttrner, vice-president, Jurn Oplotnlk, presu- dent. Larry Spencer, Student Council rep- resentative, Dotson Bradbury, treasurer Not plctured lsVlckle Carver, historian . fellowship Busy students will hnd time for a bit ol relaxation Margar et Johnson, editor of The Buccaneer: Sharon Dyer, od: tor ot the Communico: Stephen Goll, business man ager oi the newspaper, and Jerry Broadaway, exchange editor, enjoy a few minutes GUI ot the classroom In the background are the targets used for archery during physi cal education classes ln l r i my ,r nf- me ee ' f as is -fi K' 'S g .. 5, , , ,V f az, S. A. aqax,-r .Y45 5 K, 5..- . -Vine' 'x 'DQ ,9 1 'Q'-' 'ww .- - wg 'E r Y..., ,us .Liv ..f,j,4Z!Kis. Knowledge, guidance, fellowship, competition and fun are all found at Independence Community Junior College. Entertainment from pep rallies Chootenanny styleb through Broadway plays to Community Concerts is all within reach of each student. and relaxation Typical of the activity inthe Student Union, this scene shows students endulgmg in a game of cards. refreshing themselves with a bite to eat, studying for tests or rust visiting The mural in the back- ground shows a ship coming into a cove where the lamp of knowledge lights the way. Communico '67 Contents Dedication. . . . 18 Freshmen ..... .35 Administration. . 19 Qrganizations . .44 Faculty .... .... 2 O Activities. . . . . .56 Sophomores .... 28 Sports . . . . . . .65 Index TR TH 111135159 55' I Staff members ofthe Communico take great pleas- ure in recoginizing Miss Lora Todd, who has com- pleted forty-four years in teaching. She came to Inde- pendence in 1929 and has served in the school system continuously except for two and one-half years while she served in the Red Cross during World War II. Her former students return each year to thank uMiss Englishw for preparing them for success in senior col- leges. IC.IC's English department is losing a truly great teacher and chairman as she retires. QW e ica fion -msg Probably very few people are aware of the helping hand quietly extended to students by Miss Mary Self, college bookstore manager. Many students have received moral support, social acceptance and financial help through Miss Selfls efforts, yet these efforts have been made so unobtru- sively that many of her colleagues were unaware of her ac- tivities. Miss Self retires this year, and her tremendous res- ponsibilities will have to find new shoulders on which to rest. School Board 41 1. il Members of the Board of Education for Independence Cnty Schools have a great responslbnlnty to the youth of Independence LEFT TO RIGHT: Georgua Lee Rockvvelh clerk, Francus Potts, Dave Dennus, Lonnie Wood, supenntendent, Mrs Dorothy Beahrn, presrdenlg Dr Albert E Barr, John Prttrnan, and Don Artken. 19 Lora Todd Sponsor of Phu Theta Kappa Engllsh llterature Ruth Lyon advlser for BUCCANEER, Engltsh, Ilt- erature, mass comrnunlcatlons English Department an ,fr Donna Hemman Englush, llterature Barbara Harvey English Dolores Jones advrser for COIVIIVIUNICO, English, fr lnterature -My Carrol Bailef r' sponsor of Student Natrona! Educa- tlon Assoclatlon, English, Chlldren's llterature, developmental readlng 20 'll Mary Self bookstore manager Opal Orr Delois Singleton Ilbranan asslstant librarian Library and Speech Departments French Vlrglnla McAllster Sponsor of debate team, co sponsor of Players, speech, oral lnterpreta- tlon, argumentation and debate. debate practlcum Margaret Goheen sponsor of Players and Delta Psl Omega, speech, play productuon. ra- dlo productlon Kolleen Overman Leo Carvalho French, Spanish 21 -an ,Ce Jw-CQ' 50 .Q I 'arf 'fi 4 If , 5 ,, ' li 6 llnf?:4 o'.,t S,-.ya 4 , owls oe P'v 9 5 J. 4 4 .v f: '.','4 ' lu' 4.19.4 I 9' , I9 Q. A P O , A S 4, 4 F Q o . o Q llifi '-.a.a' 5 Q '-.'.. '.-,.. !f Lloyd Mordy band, orchestra, applued rnusrc Mn- strurnentsl rnusrc nrstory and appre- cratron, class Instruments Music, Art, and Practical Arts Departments Charles Belt rntroductron to Irtnograpny, elemen- tary and rntermedrate Irnotype, rn- terrnedrate prrntrng Paul Harper sponsor of Student Chrlstlan Fellow- ship, htstory, rnarrlage and farnlly, nlstory olclvlllzatlon f if l w I IL if H V , ' ,G mmm J .Q . .,..,i,.u-' is , J F . ,f all ., ,. 1 1 it Charlene Jeffers co-sponsor of Phu Beta Lambda, ac- coontlng, personal finance Bonnie Byrd sponsor of pep ClLlb,bUSIF16SS rna- cnlnes, business correspondence Kenneth Brown co-sponsor of debate team, polltlcal sclence, Arnencan government Social Science and Business Departments Clyde Evans sponsor ol Pnl Beta Lambda, eco- nornlcs, retalllng 'IU Lawrence McGovern head football coach, nlstory Bill Singleton asslstant football coach Tim Emert buslness lavv John Favero co-sponsor Science and Engmeerrng www' Club, modern math, trlgonometry. calculus algebra Glenn Williams algebra, baslc math Math and Science Departments K3 L Ratzlaff James Arnwine Russell Osborn arry chemustry blology, man and envrronmem biology, botarly, Zoology Dempsey Walker sponser Sclence and Engmeermg Club,physlcs,pI'1ysIcalsClenCe Bull Judy calculus trugonomeiry algebra relat- ed subjects 24 Frank Sicks dlrector ol athletlcs, mens physical education, related subjects Dee Ketchum cal educatlon Plrate basketball coach, men s physl- Physical Education Department Marie Stockebrand womens physlcal educatlon,f1rst and, Plrateers ICJC should certalnly be commended for nts outstandlng and dedicated faculty. Mrs. Dolores Jones, member of the Eng' lush department, IS shown here rn a scene which IS typlcal of ICJC teachers Earl Nimrod helps make hectrc hours less confuslng Traffic Policeman :if Li911iSBR5?iiQ1iiLLe:-E'l- ?P W-vznzfw rid, M' .r I11:-5'-Irwin'l:w?5.a51ihwis:??f16i7lw5ls?lnNZ'!1Ei mm Custodians LEFT T0 RIGHT: Clarence Moore, Wayne Claybak- er, and Harold Grabham pause momentarily from their diligent work. Q h 2 In MMM---f' Loretta Watts, bookkeeper lf' i, I 1 Dortha Erbe, head manager F F I T A E F F Juanrta Carpenter, secretary Jan Allen, secretary 'f t,t, if s N S.. fx, , , r--- -...M ff ff! ..MM 'F ,z V FX ,.,pf ' W 'M HMF 7 ' X msagggta fs- -f. mwzxmx H www TOP ROW: Adamson, Anrta: Mo Irne Aiken, Della Elk Cnty Ambler, Ivlaurrce Independence Ambrose, Karen Fredonra John Andreaccr West New York, New Jersey, SECOND ROW: Andres, Wllllam Independence Ashford, Alfred Corleyvrlle Atherton, Floyd Inde- pendence Ayers, Thomas Altoona BarIre,Jane Neodesha THIRD ROW: Banks, Margaret: Independence Barham, James Sedan Barker, Donald Fredonra, Barnaby, Arthur' Howard Barnett, Stephen Independence FOURTH ROW: Barnhrll, Kath- leen' Sycamore, Beahm, Barbera: Independence, Bellrno, Nlrke: Ne- wark, New Jersey, Bettrs, Elizabeth Independence Blakely, Gary: Cus- ter BOTTOM ROW: Blood, Helen: Independence Boese, Larry Ivlar- lon Bohannon, Beverly Neodesha Bowers, Edeana Independence Boyd, Dale: Independence. I 465' f Sophomores '67 , x. Representing the Sophomore Class are Davrd Webb, presrdent, Jrm Oplotnlk, yrce-presrdent Cornelrus Trdwell, treasurer, and Robert Fl I'T1II'l9,SGCf9I5l'Y ,.,,-f .am ' Llrr- -41? S ...fi We X is Ziff 2 1534, aj I at fl .w 2 3 I A 1 Q-I ,,,, ,, fr. vi ,54- is fwfv I TOP ROW: Bracken, Linda Fredonia Bradbury, Dotson Lrndshorg Brcdenoll. Deanna Independence Brown, Terry In dependence SECOND ROW: Bruenung, Raymond Independence Bryant, Alynn Independ' ence Butler, David Independence Carter, Glendel Cnerryyale BOTTOM ROW: Chase, Jlrn Sedan Clark, Mlchael Independence Clifton, Jud yin Neodesna Conee, Tony Neodesna 'db ui RIGHT: Cooper, Sally Independence Cos- 1nn,Tlm Independence I LA J., , .,,, gy you it ,f L W ff 1 3 M ' i Q is I -M' I are f , LEFT: Conway, Michael Mollne Cook, y y TE? ,pf , I Rodney Neodesrra Q Z .J V . ' TOP ROW: Cox, Donna Independence Craug, Joe Clay Center Cranor, Pamela Altoona CroWeII,OIrn Longton SECOND ROW: Cullrson, Carl' Fall Rlyer Curt, Sammre Neoldesna Dayls, Bobby Independence Dean, Wulllam Independ- ence BOTTOM ROW: DePrIes1, Ronald Olta wa Dice, Mark Neodesna Dlttmer,TI'1o- mas Independence Douglas, Rlta Greno- Ia ,..f-4 Ile IP f Q W S , no ,L N 'di 29 33. UQ 3 rid rf I ..,-JUL., TOP ROW: Dunn, Lows Independence Dyer, Sharon Longton Econornus. Cassie Independence Eden,John Coffeyyrlle. BOTTOM ROW: Fanoele, Karen Inde pendence. Farlovv, Clayton Independence. Fehrlng, Mary Independence Fernandez, Lloyd: Cherryvale. .. ff' 'fb 'BV . aj CI Q40 shi -55? I fe f rr fl, 9 P01 Q? Al' MXL l af L I TOP ROW: Flenen, Douglas Independ- ence Forsyth, Kathy Independence Fos- ter, Connie Independence Franlclln, Mar- garet lndependence Fraser, Elarne Neodesha SECOND ROW: Gaddy, Layern Inde- pendence Gann, Charles Independence Glblrn. Richard Caney Glllesple, Tonya Neodesha. Glatfelder, Ronald Caney THIRD ROW: Godsey, David Independ- ence, Gollhoffer, James Independence Gordon, Larry Independence. Gould, Mary Predrnont. Green, Duana: Independence FOURTH ROW: Hackner, Charles Mound Cnty I-lagenbuch, Danrel Independence, I-Iannegan, Nancy: Independence Harcle- rode,Janrce Independence. l-lardy,.lo- seph Independence. BOTTOM ROW: I-larrls, Janrce Inde- pendence I-Iart, Joy Neodesha I-larts. Daryl Walnut Harvey, Raymond Inde- pendence I-laryey, Theodore Independ- ence TOP ROW: Howard, Steven Independ- ence Hudsondene, Erle Hugglns, Mr- chael Independence, Hull, Llnda. Inde- pendence Jackson, James Memphrs Tennessee SECOND ROW: Johnson, Dale Inde- pendence Jones, Charlotte: Neodesha Kamm, Jovonnah Thayer Karnmerer, Robert Neodesha, Kelly, James, Independ- 8008. THIRD ROW: Kldd, Teresa, Neodesha. Klewit, Mrchael Independence Klllebrevv, Johni Neodesha, Kung, Mlchaelz Neodesha Klnsey, Parnelai Independence. FOURTH ROW: Knrchoff, Linda Inde- pendence Knlprneyer, Nancy Montgomery Cnty, Mlssoun Koschrn, Karen Independ- ence, Lake, Jerry Marysyllle Langley, Danny Independence, BOTTOM ROW: Langstaff. Mike. Sumner. Lasley, Mary Fredonla Leon, Make Inde- pendence. Lochrnuller, Ruth Independence Logsdon, Nancy Grenola TOP ROW: Hauqht, Phyllls Independ ence Hes-1pe,Rex Independence Herrnper ger, John Independence Helton, Frank Cherryyale BOTTOM ROW: Herndon, Lorralne Fre donna Hooper, Nlck Independence I-lop per, Dayld Grenola Houdyshell, Linda Fredonia .n. I 4? . img x in r if ...f .L ,, -' st I Kip? ' .ect ft , Q .,,, . , :2iW',a g,.:'z, ' LMA at i: ' I - ' ,'rl.5,,: S , J ,: 2 K if Z P I 5 .1 'lu TOP ROW: lvlonlcal, Llnda Fredonla Morris, Patruck Albequerque, New Mexlco Mydland, Ruth Independence Myers, Donald Independence SECOND HOW: Oberg, Donald Cherryvale O'BrIen, Betty Independence Ogden, Larry Fredonla. O'l-larra, David Wlchlta THIRD ROW:OpIotnIk,James:Glrard Osborn, Russell Independence, Osburn. Lunda Independence Paget, Orlo Neode- sha FOURTH ROW: Parker, Larry, Fredonia Parks, Glenna Independence. Patterson, Eugene Neodesha. Patteson, Floyd: Mo- Inne, BOTTOM ROW: Phlllips, Steven' Inde- pendence Porter, Helen: Cherryyale Potts, Sharon: Cherryyale. Powell, Darrel, Fredo- ma, TOP ROW: Longfellow, Sandra Moline Lucas, James Altamont McClure, Allen. Independence lVIcCoy, Chris Cherryyale McGladdery, John Lombard, Illlnols BOTTOM ROW: Mclntosh, Margaret Neodesha, Marshall, Robert Cedar Vale it il- f 32 Ivlartln, Gregory Osage Cnty Martln, MI- chael Osage Cnty Merrlheld, Danlelz Inde- pendence. , .2 .JT h 'f.Q X fs 01+ 3 Q5 , 1 4-sus 5 5 Y 3 ,fl V w-f-v 2 aif w TOP ROW: Pruitt, Sterhng Independence Racy, Ehzabeth CherryyaIe Ragsdale, Joe RosvveII, New Mexico Redburn, Rodney Independence ReIph, Janet Independ- ence BOTTOM ROW: RoIItnS, Archte Caney Rolltns, Kedron Independence Rorntne, Robert Independence Sanders, Mtchael Kansas Cnty Sandhn, Sandra Olathe I QA 'S me Iv- 3 Y 1' , . ,....-f ,Ei B L 'wig ...af ...W-v ' f-1. 33 If if TOP ROW: Schoolcraft, Dante! Fredonta Shaner, Sue Lynne Independence Sharp, Steve Independence SheIdon,Jarnee IndeDendence SECOND ROW: Shtnn, Terrence Caney Stmrnons, Marggte Erte Strnrnons, Sandra Independence Slater, DanteI lndepend ence THIRD ROW: SmaIIey, Carolyn Neode- sha Srntth, Gary Neodesha Srntth, Grego ry Ranktn, Pennsyhfanta Srntth, Loren Neodesha FOURTH ROW: Srntth, Pam Independ ence Snttth, WtIIard Independence Snod' grassdames Caney Sprtngerdzzrry Uber TV BOTTOM ROW: Stark, Bertha Neodesha Steete, Candace Neodesha Stevens, Leo Caney Stewart, George Fredonta ., .1 f I .,,,,a 44 K . , at ,. 'W' R 0 ,, M -4- A H M- I 'Hi . , ,My TOP ROW: Van Zandt, Joe Caney Vermil- Y lion, John Independence Vetah, Rose- , zene' Independence, Voth, Lee: Fredonia 1 SECOND ROW Ware, Charles Derby F I Warnock Sharon Independence Watson, ' 'M' I Robert Altoona Weaver, Linda Neodesha, , I . 1- N Webb David Independence 'Q I ag If Q' gg , fx fi if d L I fi 1 BOTTOM ROW: Weber, Roy Independ- ence Wesley, Sandra Independence Wickham,Johnnie Fredonia Willems John Neodesha I. nerln I II - If + - ,, H -eff 5 ,Ki -f -nv I 0 I fi ,,,,, N an 1' ' I If 1' a . ,ga- QH , ma. N ' Y I n TOP ROW: Strchntan, Steve' Independ- ence Street, Sue Moline Sutherland, Cara' Cherryvale, Taylor, Douglas Caney Teal, Connie Independence BOTTOM ROW: Thornton, Williarn: Inde- pendence Tidwell, Cornelius: Independ- ence Ullorn, Patricia' Independence, Un- ruh, Michael Independence, Vandaveer, Walter Neodesha 'I --'sv gt 7+ - - if 1 -C111 I yy: ' . H I , -V . It ' ' 5 Q , , 5' , ff ,fr . nj Q M r 'P TOP ROW: Wilson, Garyi Independence. Wilson, James: Independence. Wilson, Jer- ry Sedan. Wilson, Judith: Independence. Wolverton, John: Moline, BOTTOM ROW: Wood, Leonard Cherryyale. Wood, Michael: Cherryvale. Worrnington, Kay: Independence. Wycoff, James Independence, Wycoff, John: Inde- pendence TOP ROW: Abbott, Layern Topeka. Adams. Dale, Cherryyale Adams, Fllchard' Elk Falls Adams, Sharon: Independence SECOND ROW: Alexander, Michael: Neede- sha, Allen, Mary. Independence Allmendlnger, David Bentonyllle, Arkansas, Atherton, Sam Fredonla THIRD ROW: Autry, John Tulsa, Oklahoma, Barley. Buck, Wheaton. Illunols Barb Vlckle' Neodesha Barnard, Gay Independence FOURTH ROW: Batman, Marcean Independ- ence Beahm, Barbara' Independence Beahm. Edgar Independence Beem. Dallas Longton FIFTH ROW: Berger. Larry. Fredonla Blubaugh, Margaret Independence, Boles, Mlchael Coffeyvllle Borror, Janice' Altoona BOTTOM ROW: Bolts, John, Independence, Boulanger, Robert: Sedan, Boyle, Arthur, Inde- pendence. Bramble, Maryi Independence ' 35 Flepresentlng the Freshman Class are Make Cathey, treasurer, Kathy Sherwood, secretary, Dayld Hanes, ylce-presldent, and DeVVayne Tal Iey, president. Freshmen '6 ,... fi fru- s.-. gms' ill! ., ,r. f nas :fx K ef w 3' mf O , 15 ' xg ij 'QTY KK , It l l f:4?:. HZ'-I 4 'B-V J' Et Ia- ..,. I I . TOP ROW: CIanton, Anrta Neodesha Clanton Kerth Neodesha CIark, Nancy Mound Coty Claus, Sandra' Independence CIay, Celeste Independence SECOND ROW: Clements, Gary Independ ence Cochran, Carolyn Independence Comfort, Hg' DoyIe Caney CotterIII, EveIyn Independence Crosslrn, Patncra EIkCIty BOTTOM ROW: Cunnrng, Terry Beaver FaIIs PennsyIvanIa Cunningham, Stephen Neodesha Damewood, PatrIcIa Independence Darbe Connre Independence. Daum, Robert' Inde- pendence il- Q 1- TOP ROW: Brltarn, Ruth: Independence Broa- daway, CharIes Wnchrta. Broadavvay, Geraldrne Wnchrta Bruner, Paula, Sedan SECOND ROW: Bryant, Larry Sycamore Bryant, Ronnre Independence. Bryant, RonaId Independence BucchI,CarI Westmoreland Pennsylvania. THIRD ROW: Buchanan, Davrd Mound Crty BuIlock, Steve Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanra Burck Rose Independence Bynum, Arnetta, Independ ence FOURTH ROW: CarnpbeII, Terry Independ ence. Caruthers, Davrd Independence Caruth- ers. Eldoni Independence. Carver, Terry Altoona BOTTOM ROW: Carver, Vrckue Neodesha Caskey, Mecra Neodesha Cathey, Mrcnaei Hazelwood, Missouri CatIeIt, Thomas, Caney . Y 4 s A 8 3- -' A C E , Ji TOP ROW: Day, Jo Ann: Howard Denny. Jeryl Caney DeVVeese. Susan. Neodesha Drce. Fred Fredonra SECOND ROW: Douglas, Michael Thayer Duffy, Larry. Puttsburgh, Pennsylyanra Durbun, Read Moline Earhart,OryIIIe Independence. THIRD ROW: Emert. Patrrcra Independence. Ervun, Peggy Independence FaII, Linda Altoona Fecht, Richard Caney FOURTH ROW: Fenoglretto, Pasco Tarentum Pennsywanra Feuerborn, VVIIIrarn Garnett Fink, CharIeS Cherryvale FIoyd,Gary Moline Sava QQ' A as Q ,nh .aw ,fel ,A ,vu- BOTTOM ROW: Ford. Daynd Neodesha Fort- ner, Dtane. Fredonua FovvIer, Rrchard Independ ence Frankenberydanet Altoona ,sr I W.. P? 51 WJ. ff.. X. I su ff. ...g e .5 1- P' ,..,, K. .grim 4 tx ce if A Q .A 'Is W ,ef Q12 .5 g. Af J TOP ROW: Frankenbery, Rebecca AItoona Frrsco. Sandra Independence Fry, DarreI Lyons Gaddy, Emma Independence Garns, Les Ire Independence SECOND ROW: Grhson. Robert Neodesha Gldney, Cheryi Neodesha GIIIrIand, John Inde' pendence. Goll. Stephen Independence Goode James Shawnee Mrssron BOTTOM ROW: Goodwin, Sharon Crrerryyale Gossett, KarIa Wayside Graham. Frank Cherryyale Grant, Erthel Independence Green wood, Susan Independence ,X MZ, .rw -1 ' Ja ff- TOP ROW: Greer, Barbara Independence Groth, Llnda Sycamore Hadley, Peggy Tyro Hamlln, Mlchael' Independence Hammer, Lan da Independence BOTTOM ROW: Harper, Mary Mohne Harns, Phllllp Independence Heckman, Roger Inde pendence Henderson, Ellzabeth Independence Hensley, Danny Tulsa, Oklahoma , ff TOP ROW: Jones, Don Independence Jones, Kenneth Llberty Karstetter, Timothy Independ- ence Kazlauskas, Robert Pittsburgh, Pennsylva- nna Keeny, Mlchael Sedan BOTTOM ROW: Kellerby, Mary Neodesha Kettleman, Lawrence Independence Keys, Be- norls Junctlon Cnty, Kldd, Lee Fredonra Kuddoo Thomas Neodesha ne -v f J We .Q , , as' 'l. I .xt- A-zsh -'ff 55 is I - I 4-W We L - Q 3 J f Q v TOP ROW: Hrles, George Rlchmond Hines, Davld Independence Hogan, James Molrne Holmqulst, Michael Mollne Hoobler, Danny Neodesha. SECOND ROW: Hopklns, Glenn Independ- ence Howard,CaIyln Independence Howe, Muchael Independence Howell, Joyce Longton Hughes,Janet Neodesha THIRD ROW: Hurst, Larry Ene Hysten Dar- rell Shawnee MISSION James, Chris Independ- ence Janhonen, Robert Spencer, New York Jar- rard, Robert Bowne, Texas BOTTOM ROW: Jarvis, Phyllis Independence Jenkins, Jacob Jr East Plttsburgh, Pennsylvanla Johnson, Gary: Independence Johnson, Margar- et Independence Johnston,Tommy Jenks Oklahoma KA ' 34 51 I gr up I IW F ,mu-5 ,, Q T5 ag! QA TOP ROW: Lowry, Llnda Mollne Lyons, Wack- Ie: Sllyer Sprlngs, Maryland McAllster, Paula Independence McCuIstuan, James Independ- ence McDanIel. Helen Independence. SECOND ROW: McDrII, Jean Independence McGee, David' Independence, McGurre, Marulyn Independence McHenry, Robert, Tulsa, Oklaho- ma McKernan,Tom Independence THIRD ROW: Mclioy, George: Perry, Oklaho- ma McRoberts, Raymond Neodesha Mahon, Edward Vestal, New York Mann, Tanya Inde- pendence. Malone, Corrlne: Mollne BOTTOM ROW: Markley, Connie: Elk Cnty Mar- trn, Collette Independence Martrn, Nancy: Mo- lune Mathrs, Charles Wrchlta Mavers, Thomas' Independence 4' xl -. li -as V5 . or 'L 5 I rx, -fa 3, ,4 V,-r F33 f:.,..-ar, Av - 1' 3' .4- MQ . ar- I E , A mr I :Ja - N .If-A Q ww , TOP ROW: Klrngenberg, Gary: Neodesha, La- gow, Steve, Cherryvale, Lampson, Elalne' Greno- la Lee,Jeffrey Independence Leon,Martln Independence BOTTOM ROW: Leonard, Cnsten Fredonla Lesco, Barbara. Neodesha Lesslre, Mlchael Independence Lllllbrrdge, Edward Tyrone, Penn- sylvanua. Llttell, Davrd' Cherryvale ., Qwff -4.4 f 'JS 'Ia- 5. Akf- --sv-5 if , ' I '1 1 , f r gf - 1 9 X gif ' 9 J? 3, 2 3 r : 1 TOP ROW: Mercer, Paula Independence Mer- rltt, Carol Elk Cnty Merritt, Sue Elk Cnty Meyer James Caney Meyers, Mary Independence BOTTOM ROW: Mlller, Cynthla' Altoona Mull er, Steven Independence. Mllls, Cheryl' Long- ton Mitchell, Donald: Independence. Moll, Car- ol Overland Park ,,.-1, 1 TOP ROW: Monk, Ben Independence Morde- cal, Carol Copan, Oklahoma Morgan, Carlene Thayer Muller, Fayrean Independence Mur dock, Walter Columbus SECOND ROW: Mydland, Joanna Independ ence Nelson, Rlcnard Independence. Neufeld Teresa Independence Newton, Dennls Elk Clty Nlckel, Paul Independence THIRD ROW: Null, Gary Independence O- ' 'Brren, John Independence Oglesoee, Donald lVIoIlne Olenskr, Mlcnael Vestal, New York O- Ienskn, Mltcnell Vestal, New York BOTTOM ROW: O'SnleIds, Jrrn Caney, Over- - held, Terry Independence Pack, James Inde- ' pendence Patterson,JanIce Wayslde Patterson Leon Neodesrta 0 A...-1 xdi lf. lm! . ' . Q ' ff AI 32 I fe? X 8 K L 'ul' -nr I , re-I'-I , ,E .1 . .A I ' ri, , ltrr -f-' 5, i H Q gi , I Freshmen always survive TOP ROW: Patteson, Roger Mollne, Pendleton, Barbara Neodesna Petslck, Jeanne: Independ ence. Plummer, Tern Independence SECOND ROW: Potter, Robert, Marysvulle Powers, Beverly Independence. Presley, David Caney Prosser, DeWayne Neodesha, BOTTOM ROW: Prultt, Carol Independence Pugh, Deanna Fredonra Redrngton, Llnda Neodesha Reed, Dean Independence I IWW' 22 'fi' no A 5 N I , , 3 JY X .7 N. f' in Y, I iz , E : y . Q L.-- 5 r ,t x X vt.. uf' , 52 X' 1 I' A M ,H , , -. - . ,:1 A' f '35 A -5 ,--v 139' 4: ww . Q , ,P ff' Q-ga, qt A.l I tl A11 7075 r ' TS. .- 'K Q M 1n time to see the next TOP ROW: Schabel, Thomas: Independence. Schmttz, Charles Mound Ctty Scott, Douglas Independence Sernraddoseph Independence. SECOND ROW: Shackles, Karen Independ- ence Shaw, Robert Cherryvale Sherwood. Ka- thy Independence Shtelds, Cynthta Cherryyale, BOTTOM ROW: Showalter, Barry Ottawa Shue, Sherry Fredonta Srmrnons, Steve Bar- nard Slrnowttz, Gene Molrne 41 TOP ROW: Retd, John Independence Rhodes, Peggy: Cherryyale Richardson, I-Iarold Topeka Rtcharz. Karen Independence Rlggs, Sue Oyer' land Park SECOND ROW: Fllley, Kenneth Peru Roberts, Dell: Independence. Robertson, Dean Fredonta Flobertsondames Neodesha Robertson, Peggy New Albany THIRD ROW: Robertson, Rodney Thayer Floecker, Patncta Independence Rogers, Ray rnond: Altoona Rolltns, Thomas Independence Ross,Judy Independence BOTTOM ROW: Floyse, Claudia Elk Falls Royse, Ethel Longton. Rumtelt, Rtchard Indef pendence Sack, Davrd Independence Satchel, Kathy, Independence .1 fs , ,,-ef -. X 43 I lik ,ef .-Ap. -I f i . N,,,. :gf 4 77 'W 4. ..:,. LK -my-W rfv 1- '2!4' we o 'Astray k S, V W TOP ROW: Srnltn. Arlo Independence Stanley, Gary Altoona Stepanlcn, Robert Neodesba Stephens, Mary Sedan Stephenson, Gregory Independence SECOND ROW: Stewart, Vrrglnla Elk Cnty Stover, Sharon Independence Stowe, Bonnle Independence Streck, Jonn Neodesha Talley, DeWayne Independence THIRD ROW: Tarry, Llnda Independence. Ternpler, Galen Fredonla Ternpler, Garland Fredonla Thompson, Bull Cherryyale Thomp- son, Fredenck Jacksonyrlle, Florlda BOTTOM ROW: Trollope, Ftlchardi Independ- ence Upton, Cnrlsttna Independence Vaal, Glenn Independence Vandaveer, Vlckl Neede- sna Veltn, Larrle Independence 1955 -M07 rw 3r?.f?.,, , Q, I A gr Q' W ..: J ,tc 73241 '3 f '. 'S fi, Q '9 M, ff' , -f .42 45 Al AI r 'I rw fa 4 A Q5 , J 4 -3 L'-2' S ,away ,-'Cf - : 94 finals bring an end TOP ROW: Vestal, Ronald Longton Votn Franklln' Fredonla, Waggener, Larry Independ- ence. Walker, Beth' Ivlollne. SECOND ROW: Walker, Leland Cherryyale Watktns, Mlcnael Neodesna, Weber, Dennls: Caney Weber, Ragena Independence BOTTOM ROW: Webster, Dayld' Sharon, Penn- sylvanla Wells, Gary Howard. Whlstler, Krls Independence. Whlte, Judy: Independence 42 TOP ROW: White, Tommy: Independence White, Twula Sedan Whlckharn, Michael Fredo- nua. Wslson, Charles Moline. Wilson, Johnnie Independence SECOND ROW: Wilson, Linda Fredonia WII son, Robert Independence, Wunnnger, Revonna Independence. Wiseman, Jane' Howard WoI dum,Jerry CnerryvaIe THIRD ROW Wood, Steve' Independence. Wood Warren Independence Woods. Eldon Independence Youngblood, James NlIarnI, F10- MYPLZK5 Phi Theta Kappa pledges Q Witt, .5464 Members of Phu Theta Kappa are: QFIRST ROW! Ann Bettis, Janet Relph, JoVannah Kamm, Margie Summonsi KSECOND ROW! Deanna Bredehoft, Tom Ayers, Make Huggins, John Wolverton, Helen Blood, Sue Shaner, QTHIRD ROW! Robert Romnne, Mike Wood, Roy Weber, Joe VanZandt, and Ar- chie Rollins. Phi Theta Kappa's membership is restricted to those students of high academ- ic standings. It is related to Phi Beta Kappa, honor society of the four-year col- lege. Miss Lora Todd, English instructor, is the sponsor and the organizationsls president is Ann Bettis, sophomore from Independence. 44 Ann Bettis, president honor students into society. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Hughes, Geraldine Broadaway, Carlene Morgan: Barbara Greer, Linda Redlngton Marilyn McGuire NOT PICTURED Joyce Howell: Steven Miller, Carol Mordecai, Dean's Honor Roll Freshmen Geraldine Broadaway Barbara Greer Steven Miller Sophomores Robert Romine joe Van Zandt Deanna Bredehoft Mike Huggins hIoVannah Kamm Sue Shaner Candace Steele Helen Blood Anne Bettis Participating rn the Student Council are' tseatedl David Webb, Linda Bradbury, tstandrngl Kenneth Wilson, adviser, Paula McAlrster, Torn Houdvshell, DeVVayne Tally, Karla Gossett, Steve Phillips, Dotson Rollins, Janet Relpn, Robert Romrne, Connie Foster, Linda Redrngton, Employing the role as the major governing body is the Student Council. Its members are elected by the various organizations on campus every fall, except the president who is elected in the spring. This year, under the leadership of Steve Phillips, the Student Council has worked with student groups and the administration with collegiate ques- tions and problems. Special projects such as a Neewollah float, challenge to citizens of Independence concerning the Blood Mobile, and a challenge to the faculty for a basketball game with proceeds going to a worthy cause combined with Student Councills routine tasks. Allin all, it has been a busy and successful year for the Student Council of ICJC. 46 Joe VanZandt, Paula Mercer, Warren Wood, Rose Burck, Mxke Cathy, Kathy Sherwood, Karen Fanoele President of the Student Counctl this year rs Steve Phrlhps Sophomore from Independ- ence tr r Student Council '66-'67 ,aw 9i .lHi.1 . Student Union Aetlvrtles C0uncll's members are lstandlngl Bull Thompson, Joe Van Zandt, Kathy Sherwood, Jrrn Kelly, and Mareua Geiger, l seated l Dotson Bradbury, Llnda Wilson, and Anne Shoe-make SUAC in second year Established to keep the Student Union in excellent condi- tion for ICAICVS student body, the Student Union Activities Council is in its second year of outstanding work. SUAC has continued to make the Student Union a center of ICXIC activity for students. This year a new project of SUAC has been its co-sponsorship of uFee Card Flicker , which pre- sents a movie once a month. Sophomore from Lrndsboro, Dotson Bradbu ry, ns president of SUAC thus year 48 X 1? fi YL , 43? ff 19: fi: ,. ,af 1 'j dg, s M, YI L m' if . T N F - V ht A - Q X 'J' ru-fx 'if an 0' A ww J , f . 1 '13, f wid? Phi Beta Lambda continues progress Jim Oplotnik, sophomore from Girard and president of Phi Beta Lambda, has led the or- ganization in many successful projects such as: participating in the Salvation Army's bell- ringing efforts during the Christmas holidays, selling Christmas cards, sweatshirts, and stu- dent directories, and putting helpful business tips in the town newspapers for local business- men. Much credit must be given to Jim for making this year another outstanding one for the organization. Phi Beta Lambda, business fraternity, was Hrst or- ganized at ICJC in 1963. The main purpose ofthe organization is to prepare young students for leader- ship as well as for employment and to further their in- terest in the field of business. Officers for this year are: jim Oplotnik, president, Tom Dittmer, vice president, Tonya Gillespie, corre- sponding secretary, joy Hart, recording secretary, Dotson Bradbury, treasurer, Vickie Carver, historian' and Larry Spencer, student council representative. Members of Phi Beta Lambda are: jim Sheldon 7 7 Russell Osborn, Tom Dittmer, Lee Veith, Steve Sim- mons, David Webb, Pam Kinsey, Nlike Keeny, Leland Walker, Garyjohnson, Jerry Springer, Lloyd Fernan- dez, Joy Hart, Karen Ambrose, Jim Oplotnik, Dotson Bradbury, Vicki Carver, Loren Smith, Larry Spencer, Daryl Harts, David Butler, Peggy Robertson, Anne Shoemake, ,john Killibrew,Gay Barnard, Greg Ste- phenson, Archie Rollins, Terry Shinn, Pat Ullom, Linda Osburn, Bunny Banks, David Hopper, Geral- dine Broadway, Dennis Weber, Ed Lillibridge, Steve Woods, Anita Clanton, Tonya Gillespie, Floyd Ather- ton, Barbara Greer, Connie Darbe, Sandra Sandlin, Richard Trollope, Nancy Logsdon, Nancy Hannegan, Nancy Martin, Sue Street, Chris NIcCoy, Patricia Damewood, Roszene Vetaw, Nlargaret Franklin, Steve ljepko, Barbara Lesco, Robert Kazlauskas, Deanna Bredehoft, Nlargaret Blubaugh, Charles Fink, Tom White, Cassie Economus, .Ianice Patterson, Charlotte Jones, Jeanie Nlerritt, Mike Huggins, Me- cia Caskey, Sandra Simmons, Charles Schmitz, Con- nie Markleynlanet Hughes, Frank Helton, Karen Koschin, Steve Shaw, and Bonnie Stowe. SCF grows stronger 17 Student Christian Fellowship, a non-donominational religious organization, welcomed Reverend Paul Harper, social science teacher as its new sponsor. Ann Bettis, sophomore from independence, is the organizations president. Sponsoring Easter, Christmas, and Thanksgiving assemblies are a few of the club's numerous activities. 52 -suna- 'A tu 1 I ., sw Under the leadershup of Mr Dernsey Walker, physucs unstructor, the Engineerung Club was organuzed Thus organuzatuon is open to any college or hugh school student who shows an Interest un the field of enguneerung Eng1nccr1ng and Art Clubs orgamzc Luke the Enguneering Club, the Art Club us also oben to any college or hugh school student, Those who are unterested are urged to loun lvlr Robert in 5 JU 4 ture. f-P' 1 gangs Staff members enioy reading the exchange papers. Roger Patteson, Michael Evenson, and Lousina Tincknell look for ideas in publications from other col- leges. The Buccaneer staff publishes 'Flair, During the year of 1966-67, The Iiucrraneer was published each month by the students enrolled in Newswriting and Mass Communica- tions. The staff also published the College literary -journal Flair. Former adviser to the Cfmmzmzzt-o for the past six years, Nlrs. Ruth M. Lyon was assigned to thejournalism department and as adviser to Wie Buccaneer. hir. Charles Belt, printing instructor, served as print- ing adviser. RIGHT: Tom Kiddoo and Virginia Stewart. managing editors during the year. are preparing their string books while Stephen Goll looks on BELOW: Dale Johnson, staff member and expert linotype operator. and Geraldine Broadaway operate the Addressograph as Don Bar- bera uses his tongue instead ofthe usual spongeto stampThe Buccaneer for mailing. Geraldine was student editor of Flair. BELOW RIGHT: Enjoying an item inthe January issue. these staff members fold some for mailing. Charles Gann, Joanna Mydland. Emma Gaddy and Jaqulyn Chism may be comtemplating Mrs. Gad- dy's new column, Meals for Lads. Jerry Springer con- centrates on a fea- Kathy Satchel and Margaret Johnson, first manag- ing editors this year, seem to enioy making story BSSIQNFTIGIWIS ' -its l W J ti Nomnnatlon for membership In Beta Phu Gamma, nattonal honorary fraternlty for students In tumor college journalism, ns the goal of eyery staff member Those named because of thetr outstandrng work on The Buccaneer and Communico staffs are seated lleft to rughtb Donald Barbera, Geraldrne Broadavvay and Tom Knddooi STANDING: Margaret Johnson, Kathy Satch- et, Vrrglnta Stewart and Sharon Dyer Beta Phi Gamma honors students in journalism LEFT: Photographer Fred Droe shoots Sports Editor Terry Vuntng strrylng to make the deadlme wrth that last mtnute game Kathy Satchei Har rughtb checks a oorrtt with Sharon Dyer, page edutor as Mrke Cathey homes to meet a tame Itmrt on has assrgn- ment 55 fmwwwhw feifssmizkm ? X if ii 1' .WM W ., S ffffk 5 7' X 5 vigrx 5 E 5 ,!.ff'1.f n 2:51 ..- 3 Y 2 H QV' is QL io v ,fi K, w gl . xi? '61 M A my ff f f x i 25131 ' 4 J R V H Q. - ,4 , ' Zi ' :1:?f Q ax' gi . 52:5 gag? 3 S 42 5 ,M 3 .56 is -I x Scenes from Sandy Wilson,s 'cThe Boy Friend Pirateers symbolize school spirit Pirateers of ICQIC have provided much colorful entertainment during the 1966-67 season. As major contributors to the spirit of our school, they have entertained at El Dorado, Caney, Chanute, Emporia, and at many of our home events. Members of the Pirateers are: fKNEELINGj Sharon Potts, Bruner, Margaret johnson, Cindy Miller, Linda Redington, .Ianet Frankenberry, Helen Blood, Linda Groth, Pam Kinsey, Barbara Greer, fSTA.VD1.YGjxIudy White, Terri Plummer, Nancy Hanagen, Beth Walker, Janice Patterson, Karen Richarz, Connie Foster student leader, Sue Riggs, Carlene Morgan, Ianice Borror, Nlary Lyne Gould, Karla Gossett, Carol Mall. Respon- sible for the precision with which the girls perform is Nlarie Stocke- brand, faculty adviser. t W , ' ,gi ff 3-31-1is,5b,, .Gas 1575 -. v A -:P ' lv - f ygly 143 f'lf41S'Yl'fl't?tz lid!! fb!! ,' W WF . 1 t 114: L, Y- 5 t ' W.- v's-,mn-fuwkiyq M, Ak ' Ala: 4., V h i he t , .figs it I iii: r js, t so ' 5,5 Zi ff: f.f'55'l97i,133f12Sgvi:5'.laf Q., ,M ' ' ?Rl35i2.Q,i?'5f F55 -Q,,Q-4'1 A Sl f!M'lr n if 58 Marne Stockebrarmd, adviser 5 Q5 5 Y' Y' eg QQ 5 N-N H-9- ' Orchestra oftrcers are lseatedl Helen Blood, lrbrarl- an, Sharon Wrngard, sec -treas, Karen Fanoele, Stu- dent council, lstandrnql Udell Bodwell, asst llbrarl- an, Danny Dotterer, Mark Drce, yrce presrdent, Jam O'Shrelds. presrdent laboyel Trombone Quartet: Jam O'Shields, Helen Blood, Gene Patterson, Terry Shrnn. lRightl Blue Notes FIRST ROW: Mary Stevens, Sue Street, Lrnda Harper, Duane Tally, Robert Boulanger, Sue Merrrtt, Ted Harvey. SECOND ROW: Ray Harvey, Mark Drce, Twrla Whrte, Rebecca Frankenberry, David Godsey, Robert Marshall, Jum O'- Shrelds, Helen Blood, Terry Shunn lSTANDlNGl Mr Mordy, Don Lucas, Danny Dot- terer, and Muke Wood at the prano lLeftl Trumpet Trro Rebecca Frankenberry, Mark Drce, Twila Whrte 60 Orchestra members are: FIRST ROW: lseatedl John Bever, Daryl Davis, Linda Tarry, Carolyn Price, David Mitchell, Tom Rollins, Lucy Hensley. Pam Stanfield, Don Adams, John McCoy, Mike Jones, Cathy Dougherty, Mary Stevens, Kathy Woolpert, Linda Harper, Virginia Stewart, P, J, Bruner, SECOND ROW lseatedl Ted Harvey Sharon Wingard Terry DeBolt Mark Dice Tvvila White Rebecca Frankenberry, Pat Karen Fancele at piano. : , , , . . Broiles, Richard Fecht, Jim O'ShieIds, Helen Blood, Udell Bodwell, Barbara Black, Alvis Nuttleman THIRD ROW: lstandingl Ray Harvey, Mike Dougherty, Susan DeVore, Danny Dotterer, Don Lucas, Dean Reed, Mr. Mordy. Music Department goes on tour ENUM! Band provides entertaining year Officers of the Band are: iseatedi Cathy Warnerp Linda Houdysheil, Sec.-Treasg Cassie Econornus, Drum Ma jorg Helen Blood, Librarianl istandingi Udell Bodwell, Asst. Librariang Danny Hagenbuck, Student Council Gene Patterson, Vice Presidentg Mike Wood, President: Mike David. FIRST ROW: Daryl Davis, Mike Wood, David Godsey, Don Lucas, Linda Lybarger. SECOND ROW: Jim O'Shields, Helen Blood, Gene Patterson, Terry Shinn, Dean Robertson, Tom Beahm, Udell Bod- vyell, Mark Dice, Darrell Fry, Twila White, Carol Merritt, Pat Broiles, Rebecca Frankenberry, Danny Hagenbuck, Sandra Simmons, Mike David, Craig Tarry, Richard Feoht, Mike Walker THIRD ROW: Mar- ilyn McGurie, Gary Felkins, Gene Gilstrap, Robert Hoover, Diane Tale ley, Robert Boulenger, Sue Merritt, Barbara Black, Tom Stocke- brand, Robert Marshall, Cindy Miller, Linda Harris, David McMillan, Maurice Ambler, Dean Reed, Danny Dotterer, FIRST ROW: lseatedl Linda Houdyshell, Mary Stevens, Linda Harper, Kathy Woolpert, Karen Shackles, Sandra Longfellow, Linda Newkirk, San- dra Wesley, Richard Meza, Neal Amick, Virginia Stewart, Sue Street, Ann Bettis, P. J. Bruner, SECOND ROW: lseatedl Ted Harvey, Sharon Win- gard, Cassie Economus, Terri Plummer, Stephanie McGinnis, Karen Knox, Sheryl Debo, Terry Debolt, Kathy Warner, Terry Carver, Corine Malone. Linda Belt. lStandingl Ray Harvey, Sheila Shouse, David Littell, Mike Dougherty, David Woldum, Susan Thronton, Don Adams, Marsha Osburn, Mr Mordy 63 Queen Attendants Mary Stephens 1967 Band Queen - wa- C M I 64 St ph vnu ueen Karla Gossett 1966 Gridiron Queen Attendants K Pirates battle valiantly l Playing for the '67 Pirate football team are KFIRST ROW! Layern Abbott, John Woody, George Hiles, Terry Cunning, Gary Blakely, Pat Morris, Tim Costin, Larry Waggoner, David Allmendinger, Mike Holmquist, and Mike Hamlin, ISECOND ROWl Bill Singleton lasst, coacnl, Harold Richardson, Fred Thompson, Larry Duffy, Gary Floyd, Reed Durbin, Ed Mahon, Mike Olenski, Ross Leon, Robert Potter, Jim Gollholfer, and Steve Bullock: CTHIRD ROW! Jack Nutt lasst. ooachl, Larry Hurst, Terry Vining, Mike Martin, Jacob Jenkins, Jim Goode, Steve Jepko, Charles Hackner, Wickie PIRATE SCOREBORD Pirates Opponents 20 Garden City 7 13 Connors A 8L M 26 19 Ft. Scott 38 13 Pratt 20 0 Coffeyville 7 13 Missouri Southern 41 19 Butler County 38 6 Hutchinson 14 33 Arkansas City 13 6 Dodge City 38 Lyons, Jim Youngblood, Bobby Davis, and Roland Neal, and KFOURTH ROW! Jerry Lake, Mitch Olenskl, Richard Gublun, Gregg Maron. John Cera- j9WSkI, Bob Kazlauskas, Mike Alexander, George McKoy, Kenneth Riley, Robert Janhonen, Carl Bucchn, David Webster, and Head Coach Chuck McGovern, I 'vi - Y ,,,,,,,, at L., 'mf' ,M- Gregg Martin Jim Gollhoffer Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Offensive Lineman Offensive Lineman 1966 KQUCC All Stars Harold Richardson Honorable Mention Offensive Lineman Defensive Lineman Pat Morris Honorable Mention Offensive Back Honorable Mention Defensive Lineman John Cerajewski Defensive Team Interior Lineman Honorable Mention Defensive Lineman Rocky Mahon Defensive Tearn Linebacker Honorable Mention Defensive Back Mike Olenski Wickie Lyons Queen 1967 Attendants Jr' Jeanie Petsick Basketball Queen ABOVE: Talking over DSSI Pirate ballgames are sophomore Joe Craig, from Clay Center, and freshmeni Darrel Fry from Lyons, Gene Murdock, Columbus, and Rick Bailey from Wheaton, Illinois. RIGHT: More of the Pirate Team are freshmen: DeWayne Talley, of Independence and Bill Feuerborn, Garnett: and sophomore John McGIaddery from Lombard, Illinois. Successful season Pirates Opponent 102 Alumni 75 64 Arkansas City 66 78 Wichita Frosh. 58 77 Hutchinson 73 73 El Dorado 74 117 Nlissouri Southern 78 83 Kansas City, Kansas 49 64 Ft. Scott 62 97 Missouri Southern 52 110 Wichita Frosh. 67 67 Parsons 65 89 Iola 55 78 OSU 73 55 Parsons 45 for P1rates SCOREBOARD Coffeyvillc El Dorado Chanutc KU Frosh. Kansas City, Kansas Coffeville Arkansas City Iola Chanute Ft. Scott Sub-Regional Iola Coffcvillc .ELM in J f ft- li L X 5 -,Q 31 1. farvffffe. f W, ,A 0 ,fy E, , N ws., ,,, vu - 1-.,A e s , ,Rs ABOVE: Sophomores James Jackson of Memphts, Tennessee. Make Sanders of Kansas Cnty, Kansas, and Joe Ragsdale from Roswell, New Mexuco, helped the Pirates nntsh the season as Tnf Champs of the Conference LEFT: Tulsa, Oklahoma as the home of these three freshmen Pt- rate players They are Danny Hensley, John Autry, and Tommy Johnston. 4 . 6. a.. C! 15 fs,-Q 1 5 9 Q-ga' v' JU . x,rc 'VA l I X? I 194 Q30 . 594662 . 'Ima 23 Wa , 2 Q Q M. 1 f 15 h ,Z f 4 1' f -E f If 1' 4. s if 4 If 8 f I J ' I , if yi!! in .W K . Q, - rf If-KV, k:..,14L , tt i ,Vega ew v,kf :geo . QQ ,xr 7 ,ts pw , is , ,agiy R3 .gg - Qu f tl.. .5 at - Q- Q .' ,1-4. . g Composnng lCJC's '67 GolfTeam are, Steve Lagow, Bull Thompson, Warren Wood, Allen McClure, and Rodney Redburn Golf Team and Cheerleaders represent ICJC. After tryouts and selectnons, Bon- nne Stowe, Kay Worrnungton, and Kana Gossett were added to the Ptrate cneeneadtng squad. t K a,:,J,1.' 'L '.:m,3f'1 MX- hx 'ff-L Th t pre 3 2 s 3 5 X x 4 i 2 2 V Scenes from 'cThe Hasty Heartn e Hasty Heart goes into production as the COMMUNICO goes I! ss. Q--ar YM!! li Debate Team new at ICJC After fifteen vears, debate was brought back to ICAIC. Mrs. Virginia McAlister, speech instructor, is the sponsor ofthe squad and with the assistance of Mr. Ken Brown, political science teacher. have led the squad to decisive vic- tories in various tournaments. Members ofthe squad are: Linda Houdyshell, Mike Huggins, hlaine Lochmiller. Tom MeKernan and Robertjarrard. Fire damages on campus 'seg 5:15 , if is A i On January 20, We broke out in the ICJC budding Extensive damage resuited plus delayment of enroiiment for coilege stu- dents Students were abte to return for second semester a Week late The picture at Weft snows a smali amount of the dam- age done Your Cornmunico This, the 1967 COMMUNICO, represents a year of memories and experiences. There has been hard work and good times in assem- bling the yearbook. Planning, photography, layout, copy writing, and more were all included as -jobs for the CONINIUNICO staff, and all of these had to be met by regular deadlines. On behalf of the Annual StaHV, we wish to thank all who contributed to the annual, and a special thanks is extended to Mrs. Dolores Jones, our adviser, and to Chris Jones, who photographed numerous pictures. We hope that all will enjoy and cherish, this, the 1967 COMMUNICO. Sharon Dyer, editor-In-chief Gary Stanley, organizations Gary Null, sports Staff of '67 Judy Whale, Business Manager Larrle Venh, acuvmes Kris Whistler, classes Independence Community Junior College Independence, Kansas May, 1967 Dear Fellow Students, This new edition ofthe COMMUNICO has been published with but one objective: to Capture a year between its covers. If this book will serve to bridge the past and bring to mind the priceless memories ofjoy and pleasures of the yearjust gone, it will have served its purpose. With these thoughts, we proudly present to you, the students, your COMMUNICO. The COMMUNICO Staff dA1Sf Editor FACULTY AND CUSTODIANS Wagner, Ronald 22 Cohee, Tony 29 Allen, Jan 27 Walker, Dempsey 24, 53 Conway, MiChael 5, 29 Arnwine, James 24 Bailey, Carol 20 Belt, Charles 22, 54 Bowen, Kathryn 26 Brown, Kenneth 23 Byrd, Bonnie 23 Carpenter, Juanita 27 Carvalho, Leo 21 Claybaker, Wayne 26 Easterly, Marie 26 Edds, Neil 2 Emert, Tim 23 Erbe, Dortha 27 Evans, Clyde 23 Favero, John 24 Goheen, Margaret 21 Grabham, Harold 26 Harper, Paul 23, 52 Harvey, Barbara 20 Hemman, Donna 20 Hopperstad, Armalea 22 Jeffers, Charlene 23 Jones, Dolores 20, 25 Juby, Bill 24 Kerns, Robert 22,53 Ketchum, Dee 25 Lyon, Ruth 20,54 McAlister, Virginia 21 McGovern, Lawrence 23, 67 Moore, Clarence 26 Mordy, Lloyd 22, 60, 61 , 63 Nimrod, Earl 26 Nutt, Jack 3,67 Orr, Opal 21 Osborn, Russell 24 Overman, Kolleen 10,21 Ratzlaff, Larry 24 Schicke, Regina 22 Self, Mary 18, 21 Sicks, Frank 25 Singleton, B111 23,66 Singleton, Delois 21 Stockebrand, Marie 25, 58 Talley, Boyd 2 Thompson, Harold 22, 59 Todd, Lora 18,20 Voth, Moses 22 Watts, Loretta 27 Williams, Glen 24 Wilson, Kenneth 3,46 SOPHOMORES Adamson, Anita 28 Aiken, Della 28 Ambler, Maurice 28,59, 63 Ambrose, Karen 28, 51 Andreacci, John 28, 59 Andres, William 28 Ashford, Alfred 28 Atherton, Floyd 1, 28, 51 Ayers, Thomas 28,44 Bailie, Jane 28 Banks, Bunny 28,51 Barbera, Donald 54,55 Barham, James 15, 28 Barker, Donald 28 Barnaby, Arthur 28 Barnett, Stephen 28 Barnhill, Kathleen 28 Beahm, Barbara 28,35 Bellino, Mike 28,59 Bettis, Ann 28, 44, 49, 52, 63 Blakely, Gary 28,66 Blood, Helen zs, 44, ss, 60, 61, 62, 63 Boese, Larry 28, 59 Bohannon, Beverly 28 Bowers, Edeana 28 Boyd, Dale 28 Bracken, Linda 29,49 Bradbury, Dotson 15, 29, 46, 48, 50, 51 , 56, 59 Bredehoft, Deanna 29, 44,51 Brown, Terry 29 Bruening, Raynaond 29 Bryant, Alvin 29 Butler, David 29,51 Carter, Glendel 29 Cerajewski, John 67, 68 Chase, Jim 29 Chism, Jaqulyn 54 Clanton, Keith Clark, Michael 29 Clifton, Judyth 29 78 Cook, Rodney 29 Cooper, Sally 29 Costin, Tim 29, 67 Cox, Donna 13, 29 Craig, Joe 29, 70 Cranor, Pamela 29 Crossan, Tom Crowell, Olin 29 Cullison, Carl 29 Curt, Sammie 29 Davis, Bobby 29, 67 Davis, John Dean, William 29 DePriest, Ronald 29 Dice, Mark 29, 60, 61, 63 Dittmer, Thomas 15, 29, 51 Douglas, Rita 29 Dunn, Lois 30 Dyer, Sharon 6, 16, 30, 55, 76 Economus, Cassie 30, 50, 62, 63 Eden, John 30 Fanoele, Karen 30,47, 59, 60, 61 Farlow, Clayton 30 Fehring, Mary 30, 49,56 Fernandaz, Lloyd 30, 51 Fienen, Douglas 30 Forsyth, Kathy 30 Foster, Connie 30,4-7, 58 Franklin, Margaret 30, 50 Fraser, Elaine 30 Gaddy, Lavern 30 Gann, Charles 30, 54, 56 Geiger, Marcia 48 Giblin, Richard 30,66 Gillespie, Tonya 15, 30,51 Glatfelder, Ronald 30 Godsey, David 30, 60, 63 Golhofer, James 3O,67,68 Gordon, Larry 30 Gould, Mary 30, 58 Green, Diana 30 Hackner, Charles 13, 30, 67 Hagenbuch, Daniel 30, 59, 62, 63 Hannegan, Nancy 30, 51, 58 Harclerode, Janice 30 Hardy, Joseph 30 Harris, Janice 30 Hart, Joy 15, 30, 50,51,59 Harts, Daryl 30,51 Harvey, Raymond 30, 60, 61, 63 Harvey, Theodore 30, 60, 61, 63 Haught, Phillis 31 Heape, Rex 31 Heimberger, John 5,31 Helton, Frank 31,51 Herndon, Butch 13,31 Hooper, Nick 31 Hopper, David 31,51 Houdyshell, Linda 31 , 46, 49, 56 62, 63, 74 Howard, Steven 31 Hudson, Jene Lynn 31 Huggins, Michael 31, 44, 51, 74 Hull, Linda 31 Jackson, James 31, 59, 71 Jepko, Steve 50, 67 Johnson, Dale 7, 31, 54 Jones, Charlotte 31,51 Kamm, JoVannah 31,44 Kammerer, Robert 31 Kelly, James 31,48,56 Kidd, Teresa 31 Kiewit, Michael 31 Killebrew, John 31,51 King, Michael 31 Kinsey, Pamela 31, 51, 58 Kirchoff, Linda 31,49 Knipmeyer, Nancy 31 , 49 Koschin, Karen 31, 51 Lake, Jerry 31, 67 Langley, Danny 31 Langstaff, Mike 11,31 Lasley, Mary 31,49 Leon, Mike 31 Lochmiller, Elaine 1, 31,56, 74 Logsdon, Nancy 31,50 Longfellow, Sandra 32, 63 Lucas, James 32 McClure, Allen 32,73 McCoy, Christopher 32,51 McGladdery, John 32, 70 McIntosh, Margaret 32 Marshall, Robert 32, 60, 63 Martin, Gregory 32, 66, 68 Martin, Michael 32, 66 Maxwell, Lee Merrifield, Daniel 32 Monical, Linda 32 Morris, Patrick 32,66, 68 Mydland, Ruth 32,59 Myers, Donald 32 Oberg, Donald 32 O'Brien, Betty 32 O'Harra, David 32 Oplotnik, James 15, 28, 32, 50, 5 Osborn, Russell 32,51 Osburn, Linda 32,51 Paget, Orlo 32 Parker, Larry 32 Parks, Glenna 32,49 Patterson, Gene 32, 60, 62,63 Patteson, Floyd 32 Phillips, Steven 32,47 Porter, Helen 32 Potts, Sharon 10, 32, 58 Powell, Darrel 32 Pruitt, Sterling 33 Racy, Elizabeth 33 Ragsdale, Joe 33, 59, 71, 72 Redburn, Rodney 33, 73 Relph, Janet 33,44,47 1 1 Rollins, Archie 33, 44, so Rollins, Kedron 33 Romine, Robert 28, 33,44,47 Sanders, Michael 33, 71 Sandlin, Sandra 13, 33,51 Scheve, Jerry 1,15 Schoolcraft, Daniel 33 Shaner, Sue Lynn 33,44, 49 Sharp, Steve 33 Sheldon, James 33, 50 Shinn, Terry 33, 51 , 60, 63 Simmons, Margie 33, 44, 49 Simmons, Sandra 33, 51,63 Slater, Daniel 33 Smalley, Carolyn 33 Smith, Gary 33 Smith, Gregory 33 Smith, Loran 33,50 Smith, Paul 33 Smith, Willard 33 Snodgrass, James 33 Springer, Jerry 33, 51,54 Stark, Bertha 33 Steele, Candace 33 Stevens, Chester 33 Stewart, George 33 Stichman, Steve 34 Street, Sue 34, 49, 51, 60, 63 Sutherland, Cara 34 Taylor, Douglas 34 Teal, Connie 34,49 Thornton, William 34 Tidwell, Cornelius 28, 34, 56 Ullom, Patricia 6, 13, 14, 34, 51 , 56, 59 Unruh, Michael 34 Vandaveer, Walter Ralph 34 Van Zandt, Joe 34, 44, 46,48 Veith, William 51 Vermillion, John 34 Vetaw, Rosezene 34, 51 Voth, Lee 34 Ware, Charles 34 Warnock, Sharon 34 Watson, Robert 34 'We aver, Linda 34 Webb, David 28, 34, 46, 56 Weber, Roy 34,44 Wesley, Sandra 13, 34,49, 52, 63 Whickham, Johnnie 34 Willems, John 34 Wilson, Gary 15,34 Wilson, James 34 Wilson, Jerry 34, 59 Wilson, Judith 34 Wilson, Pat Wolverton, John 34, 44, 49 Wood, Leonard 34 wood, Michael 34, 44, 5e,59, 60, 62,63 Wormington, Kay 34, 59, 73 Wyckoff, John 34 Wycoff, James 34 FRESHMEN Abbott, Lavern 35, 67 Adams, Dale 35 Adams, Richard 35 Adams, Sharon 35 Ahlf, Tom Alexander, Mike 35, 67 Allen, Mary 35,49 Allmendinger, David 35, 67 Atherton, Sam 35 Autry, John 35, 71 79 Bailey, Rick 35,70 Barb, Vickie 35,49 Barbera, Cheryl Barnard, Gay 35, 50 Batman, Marcean 35 Beahm, Edgar 35, 56 Beem, Dallas 35 Berger, Larry 35 Blubaugh, Margaret 35,51 Boles, Michael 35 Borror, Janice 35,58 Botts, John 35 Boulanger, Robert 35, 60, 63 Boyle, Arthur 35 Bramble, Mary 35 Britain, Ruth 36 Broadaway, Charles 36 Broadaway, Geraldine 16, 36,45, 49, 51, 54, 55, 59 Brown, James Bruner, P.J. 12,36,58,59,61,63 Bryant, Larry 36 Bryant, Ronnie 11, 36 Bryant, Ronald 11,36 Bucchi, Carl 36, 66 Buchanan, David 36 Bullock, Steven 36,67 Burck, Rose 36,46,59 Bynum, Arnetta 36 Campbell, Terry 36 Caruthers, David 36 Caruthers, Eldon 36 Carver, Terry 36,49,63 Carver, Vickie 36,50,51, 56 Caskey, Mecia 36, 51 Cathey, Michael 35, 36, 46, 55, 56 Catlett, Thomas 36 Clanton, Anita 36,51 Clark, Nancy 12, 36 Clause, Sandra 36 Clay, Celeste 36 Clements, Gary 36 Cochran, Carolyn 36 Cohee, Tom Comfort, Doyle Karmen 36 Cotterill, Evelyn 36,49 Crosslin, Patricia 36 Cunning, Terry 36,67 Cunningham, Stephen 36 Damewood, Patricia 36, 51 Darbe, Connie 36,51,59 Daum, Robert 36 Day, Jo Ann 37 Denny, Jeryl 37 DeWeese, Susan 37 Dice, Fred 37, 55 Douglas, Michael 37 Duffy, Larry 37, 67 Durbin, Reid 37,67 Earhart, O.A. 37 Emert, Patricia 37 Ervin, Peggy 37 Fail, -Linda 37 Fecht, Richard 37, 61,63 Fenoglietto, Pasco 37 Feuerborn, Willaim 37,70 Fink, Charles 37,51 Fitzgerald, Ruth Floyd, Gary 37,67 Ford, David 37 Fortner, Diane 37, 59 Fowler, Richard 37 Frankenbery, Janet 3 , Frankenbery, Rebecca 37, 60, 61, 63 758 Frisco, Sandra 37,49 Fry, Darrel 37, 63, 70 Gaddy, Emma 37, 54 Gains, Leslie 37 Gibson, Robert 37 Gidney, Cheryl 37 Gilliland, John 37 Goll, Stephen 16, 37, 54 Goode, James 37,67 Goodwin, Sharon 37 Goodwin, Wayne Gossett, Karla 37, 47, 58, 65, 73 Graham, Frank 37 Grant, Erthel 37, 59 Greenwood, Susan 37 Greer, Barbara 38,45 51 58 Groth, Linda 38,58 Hadley, Peggy 38 Hamlin, Michael 38, 67 Hammer, Linda 38 Harper, Mary 38 Harris, Linda 9, 63 Harvey, Delores Heckrnan, Roger 38 Henderson, Elizabeth 38 Hensley, Danny 38, 71 Hiles, George 38, 67 Hines, David 35, 38 Hogan, James 38 Holmquist, Michael 38, 67 Hoobler, Danny 38 Hopkins, Glenn 38 Howard, Calvin 38 Howe, Michael 38 Howell, Joyce 38, 56 Hudson, Randy Hughes, Janet 38, 45, 50 Hurst, Cecil 38, 66 Hysten, Darrell 38 Ja.mes, Christopher 38 Janhonen, Robert 38, 66 Jarrard, Robert 38, 74 Jarvis, Phliss 38 Jenkins, Jacob 38, 62 Johnson, Gary 38, 50 7 7 Johnson, Margaret 16, 38, 54, 55, 56, 58, 59 Johnston, Tommy 38, 71 Jones, Don 38 Jones, Kenneth 38 Karstetter, Timothy 38 Kazlauskas, Robert 38, 51, 67, 68 Keeny, Michael 11, 38,50 Kellerby, Mary 38,59 Kettleman, Lawrence 38,59 Keys, Benoris 38 Kidd, Lee 38 Kiddoo, Thomas 38, 54, 55, 56 Klingenberg, Gary 39 Lagow, Steve 39, 73 Lampson, Elaine 39 Lee, Jeffrey 39 Leon, Martin 39 Leonard, Cristen 39 Lesco, Barbara 39,49,51 Lesslie, Michael 39 Lillibridge, Edward 39, 50 Littell, David 39, 63 Lowman, Reed 59 Lowry, Linda 39 Lyons, Wickie 13, 39, 66, 68 McAlister, Paula 14, 39,46, 56 McBride, Linda McCuistian, James 39 McDaniel, Helen 39 McDill, Jean 39 McGee, David 39 McGuire, Marilyn 39, 45, 59, 63 McHenry, Robert 39 McKernan, Thomas 39, 74 McKoy, George 39,47 McRoberts, Raymond 39 Mahon, Rocky 9, 39, 66, 68 Main, Tanya 39 Malone, Corrine 39,63 Markley, Connie 39,50 Martin, Collette 10, 39, 56, 59 Martin, Nancy 39,51 Mathis, Charles 39 Mavers, Thomas 7, 39 Mercer, Paula 39,46, 49, 56, 59,65 Merrifield, Donna 9 Merritt, Carol 39, 51, 63 Merritt, Sue 39, 60, 63 Meyer, James 39 Meyers, Mary Lou 39,52 Miller, Cynthia 39, 58, 63 Miller, Steven 39 Mills, Cheryl 39,49 Mitchell, Donald 39, 52, 59 Moll, Carol 39,58 Monk, Ben 40 Mordecai, Carol 40 Morgan, Carlene 40,45, 58, 59 Muller, Fayrean 40 Murdock, Gene 40, 70 Mydland, Joanna 40, 49, 54,59 Nelson, Richard 40 Neufeld, Teresa 40 Newton, Dennis 40 Nickel, Paul 40 Nipper, Lee Null, Gary 40, 76 Oakleaf, Paul 56 O'Brien, John Michael 40 Oglesbee, Donald 40 Olenski, Michael 40, 66, 68 Olenski, Mitchell 40, 67 O'Shields, Jim 40, 60, 61 Overfield, Terry 40 Pack, James 40 Patterson, Janice 40, 50, 58 Patterson, Leon 40 Patteson, Roger 40, 54 Pendleton, Barbara 40 Perry, Stephen 11 Petsick, Jeanie 40, 49, 69 Plummer, Terri 12, 40, 58, 59, 65 Potter, Robert 13,40, 67 Powers, Beverly 40, 59 Presley, David 40 Prosser, Everett 40 Pruitt, Carol 40 Pugh, Deanna 40 Redington, Linda 40,45, 46, 58 Reed, Dean 40, 61, 63 Reid, John 41 Rhodes, Peggy 41 Richardson, Harold 41 , 67, 68 Richarz, Karen 41, 58 Riggs, Sue 41,58 Riley, Kenneth 41,67 Roberts, Dell 41 Robertson, Dean 41, 59, 63 Robertson, James 41 Robertson, Peggy 41, 51 Robertson, Rodney 41, 59 Roecker, Patricia 41 80 Rogers, Raymond 5,41 Rollins, Thomas 41 , 46, 52, 59, 60 ROSS, Judy 41 Royse, Claudia 41 Royse, Ethel 41,56 Rumfelt, Richard 41 Sack, David 41 Satchel, Kathy 41, 54, 55, 59 Schabel, Thomas 41 Schierlman, James Schmitz, Charles 41,51 Scott, Douglas 41 Semrad, Joseph 41 Shackles, Karen 41, 63 Shaw, Robert 41,51 Sherwood, Kathy 35, 41, 47, 48, 69 Shields, Cynthia 41,59 Shoemake, Elizabeth 48, 51 Showalter, Barry 41 Shue, Sherry 41 Simmons, Steven 41,51 Simowitz, Gene 41 Smith, Arlo 42 Spencer, Larry 15,51 1 Stanley, Gary 42, 76 Stepanich, Robert 42,49, 56 Stephens, Mary 42, 49, 60, 61, 63 Stephenson, Gregory 1, 42, 50 Stewart, Virginia 42, 54, 55, 61, 63 Stover, Sharon 42 Stowe, Bonnie 42, 51, 69, 73 Streck, John 42 Talley, DeWayne 35,42, 47, 70 Tarry, Linda 42, 49, 61 Taylor, Ellis Templer, Galen 42 Templer, Garlan 42 Thompson, Bill 42, 48, 73 Thompson, Frederick 42, 67 Trollope, Richard 42,50 Turner, Lee 59 Upton, Christina 13,42 Vail, Glenn 42 Vandaveer, Vickie 42 Veith, Larrie 42, 59,77 Vestal, Ronald 42 Vinning, Terry 55,67 Voth, Franklin 42 Waggoner, Larry 42,67 Walker, Beth 42, 58 Walker, Leland 42, 50 Watkins, Michael 42,49 Weber, Dennis 42, 50 Weber, Ragena 42 Webster, David 42, 67 Wells, Gary 42 Whistler, Kris 42, 77 White, Judy 42, 56, 58, 59, 77 White, Tommy 43, 51,52 White, Twila 43, 60, 61, 63, 65 Wickham, Michael 43 Wilson, Charles 43 Wilson, Johnnie 43 Wilson, Linda 43,48,56 Wilson, Robert 43 Wininger, Revona 43,49 Wiseman, Jane 43 Wolduni, Jerry 43 Wood, Steve 43,50 Wood, Warren 10,43, 46, 56, 73 Woods, Eldon 43 Woollard, Phillip Youngblood, James 43, 66 t ,.sm.-.,m