Cooper finds Copy Center work anything but repetitious

Mrs . Betty Cooper, had no idea three years ago that she would be up toherelbows in inkevery day and enjoy it.

"Ihad no interest inprinting," she said,"butmy husband, Fred, worked in thebusgarage and Iwasoffered a job here."

After three days of training by a sales representative, Mrs.Cooper was on her own.

Her first project was to run 10,000 copies of a bus flier. According to Mrs Cooper, things did not go as planned

The machine jammed and groaned. Lines ofink covered the copy, obliterating thewords

"I had 10 masters wrapped around the rollers and Ididn't know it," she said."Ididn't know what tolookfor at the time."

According to copy center workers, the office'smost unusual incident occurred when anemployee failed to secure thepaper guards in the collator

"The papers ran through thepress into the collator and out the other side,"they said "Woebeunto anyone who came inthedoor They ended up picking paper outof their teeth."

At its inception, thecopy center had only one press and twoemployees

Three years later, there are three full-time staff members, two workstudy employees, two off-set addressograph machines,acollator, aphotocopy machine, a folder, an electric knife and two electricstaplers

According toMrs.Cooper,theadditional machinery has greatly increased the center's production capacity.

"In the beginning we did 200,000 copies per month," she said. "Wenow average350,000per month but 400,000 was our all-time high."

-Lori A. Davis D

Dowling accepts the challenge of dualjobs

'I' om Dowling has already im•*• pressed LBC's football oppostion asa leader whocanget things done

Now hebringsthosequalities to his new position as athletic director Dowling succeeded Dr Terry Don PhillipslastFebruary intheA D position, afterPhillipsresigned tobecome assistant athletic director at the University of Missouri.

Dowling, whose football teams have posted acombined 16-4-1record the last two seasons, even while scheduling stronger opposition, now holds down thedual position ofhead football coach andAD

A nativeofSpringfield, Ky.,Dowling came toLBC in 1977 His LBC footballteamshaveacombined record of23-16-2 and hiscollegiatecoaching record is40-26-3 This statisticgrows in significancewhen one realizes that

A mix-upin jobs starts

Bonheim on a winning path

Coac h Bob Bonheim wants to make LBCthe mecca forcollegiate wrestling in the UnitedStates. And Bonheim is well on his way toward achieving thatgoal.

During thepast seven years, the Bonheim-coached team has won five NationalCollegiateChristianAthletic Association wrestling championships with acummulative 54-9 record

In 1981they participated in the NAIA Wrestling Championships

The Flamesplaced18thoutof76, with one team member placing fourthin thenation.

But Bonheim never intended to become awrestling coach.

"After Igraduated from UCLA,I planned to coach high schooltrack," Bonheim said,"but when Iarrived, I found thattwo trackcoacheshadbeen during hisseven years asahead coach on the collegiate level he has been building programs

In themidst of hectic activity during a wrestlingpractice, Coach BobBonheim calmlygoes about his responsibilities. Bonheim was voted WrestlingCoach of the Year in the NCCAA.

Following the 1978 season, Coach Dowling wasselected by theChurchman's All-American committee as small college coach ofthe year for his efforts and success at "building a young program into prominence."

"The amount ofsuccess a program is realizing can be judged by the attainment ofestablished goals," Dowling said "We have been very successfulatreaching ourintermediate goals and have, therefore, produced respectable win-loss results."

Dowling takes over agrowing program thatwasaccepted only thisyear into theNCAA's Division II • hired by mistake."

So Bonheim, who had never seen a wrestling match, became the wrestling coach.

"I had one wrestling class in college," he said "Most of my knowledge came from wrestling books and work-outs atthe YMCA."

Since his arrival at LBC in1973, Bonheim has coached 14 national

DIVISION OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS: (front row)Ron Hopkins (Women's Track), Bob Bonheim (Wrestling), Mike Goad (Basketball), Jeff Mincey (Baseball), Dan Redding (Football), Jake Matthes (Men'sTrack), Ed Vickers (Men's Basketball), (back row) Nick O'Grady (Football), Dr. Robert Gaunt (Chairman,Division of Health and Physical Education), Al Worthington (Baseball), Dale Gibson(Men's Basketball), BarbDearing (Softball), BrendaBonheim (Volleyball, Women's Sports Coordinator), Linda Farver(Women's Basketball), Tom Dowling (Athletic Director, Head Football Coach), Theo Caldwell (Football), Kim Graham (Football), Dennis Roland (Football), KendallKeith (Football). Not pictured: Kevin Keys, Sports Information Director.

-Randy