Defining Success at GCCC 87th Commencement Ceremony
Garden City Community College highlights define success across academics, athletics, and student achievements for 2006 07. Debates, meat judging, journalism, STO, nursing pass rates, rodeo honors, All American honors, and 2200+ students advancing reflect diverse outcomes. President Dr. Carol Ballantyne invites continued student opportunity.
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GCCC
Lucas Algrim
James Hataway
Cheto Cerda
Jarrett Rachel
Julian Allen
Phil Loadholt
Kevin Dixon
Derek Raymer
Community College
Garden City Community College
Kansas State honors two southwest Kansas students with Silver Key
Casey Cook from Johnson and Keri Deaver from Lakin earn Silver Key sophomores in leadership at Kansas State University. Van Tran a Garden City senior on the K State cheer squad says NCA Nationals in Daytona Beach mark eighth place. GCCC groups win Bloodmobile contest gifts of 100 dollars each for Silhouette HALO and Block and Bridle Club as campus donors reach 76 units for Red Cross.
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Kansas
GCCC
Broacbuster
Central Plains
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Cort Scheer
Southwest Kansas
Kansas State University
Casey Cook
Johnson
Keri Deaver
Lakin
van Tran
Garden City
K State
National Cheerleaders Association
Daytona Beach
Fla
Silhouette
Crockett and Fisher Named April Kiwanis Honor Students
Garden City High School graduates Chelcie Crockett and Steven Fisher were named outstanding students of the month for April by the Garden City Noon Kiwanis. Crockett, with a 3.980 GPA, is active in cheerleading and Student Council and plans to study business administration at the University of Kansas. Fisher, a 3.608 student, participates in NHS and bands, serves in Jr. Leaders and 4-H, and aims to study engineering at Wichita State University.
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Garden City High School
Chelcie Crockett
Steven Fisher
Garden City Noon Kiwanis
Crockett
Southwest Plains Regional Service Center
University of Kansas
Pam Crockett
Fisher
Squires
Wichita State University
Daryl
Angela Fisher
Mortar Board initiates KU seniors amid campus honors
Southwest Kansans are among KU seniors initiated into Mortar Board. Among new members are Aaron Greg Payne of Garden City and Nick Jerome Weiser of Dighton while 85 applied and 42 were chosen. Garden City Community College staffers won a 2007 Apple Award for Silhouette, with Cassie Rupp and others listed among editors and reporters in New York City.
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Southwest Kansas
University of Kansas
Mortar Board
Aaron Greg Payne
Garden City High School
Mac
Ann Payne
Garden City
Nick Jerome Weiser
Dighton High School
Richard
Linda Weiser
Garden City Community College
Apple
College Media Advisers National
New York City
Cassie Rupp
Dighton
Shari Beardsley
Lakin
Robert Lascano
Johnson
Pat Barb
Jason Rose
Justin Burns
Erian Abernathy
Goodland
Chelsea Growden
Beeler
Rudy Ornelas
Jared Wilkes
Olathe
Nick Snyder
Seth Stringham
Ulysses
Adam Shrimplin
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Kelce Hathaway
Kaleb Jesse
Western Kentucky University
Houston
College Media Advisors, Inc
New York
Associated Collegiate Press
Breakaway
Brian Nelson
Julian Ortiz
Students In Free Enterprise
Miguel Rodriguez
Miguel
Ashley Roland
Becky Diehl
Joni Stegman
Cassidee LePrey
Jakob Cunningham
Billy Mansfield
Brycen Bell
Leticia Padilla
Nicky Knowles
Lataish Brown
Dane Stewart
Nate Preston
Nick Rodgers
Nate
Nick
Carol Ballantyne
Carol.ballantyne
Gcccs
Farratita Te
Tran
NCA
al Enlow
The
Garden City Community College Student Government Association
Lance Speere
CMA
Ontact U.nerstone Church
Cornerstone Church
N. 8Th
VTC
Relm
Seif
Jeffrey
Israel
Dr. Seif
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Institute of Jewish-Christian Studies
Zola Levitt
Zola Levitts
Zola Levitt Ministries
Levitt.com
Golden Plains Credit Union
Rosa Saenz
Rosa
den Plains Oscort Union
E. Kansas Ave
Gpcn.org
R. Ay
Comfort Inn
Kansas Ave
Steinway
Young Chang
Samick
Pramberger
Baldwin
Yamaha
Bergmann
Remington
Pianos Unlimited, Inc
Hutchinson, Kansas
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