Butler Community College - Grizzly Growl Yearbook (El Dorado, KS)

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THE -1928 • RIZZLV GROWL Evelyn Ash, Stephens College. Pi Delta Theta; Pres. Gold Diggers. Bert Bass, K.S.A.C. Pi Delta Theta. Ella Baker, Univ. of Kansas. Grizzly Growl Staff; Y.W.C.A. Cab- inet; Pres. Math. Club. Cleo Bradley, Colorado T. C. Mathematics Club; Football. Gale Moss, Univ. of So. Calif. Treas.Pi Delta Theta: Debate; Foot- ball; Grizzly Growl Staff; El Do- radoan Staff; Grumpy ; Pres. E. Club; Track. Eugene Sheets, Bethany College. V. Pres. Pi Delta Theta; Student Body Pres.; Grizzly Growl Staff; Football; Basketball; Grumpy . Harold Sproul, K.S.A.C. Pi Delta Theta; Football ; Grumpy. Tolbert Smith, Univ. of Oklahoma. Pi Delta Theta; Football. Seventeen

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THE -192 8 RIZZLY GROWL Carleton Brown, Texas A. and M. Football; Basketball; Track; Science Club. Eva DeVore, Friends Univ. Pres. Sans Souci. Graydon Carroll, Wichita Univ. Pi Delta Theta ; Student Council. Mary Fast, Southwestern Science Club. Robert Fee, Univ. of Kansas. Pi Delta Theta; Grumpy . Kenneth Groves, Univ. of Kansas. Science Club. Ermalee Fowler, Wichita Univ. Pi Delta Theta; Gold Diggers; Y.W. C.A. Cabinet. Gardner Lindley, Southwestern. Pi Delta Theta; Football; Grumpy . Sixteen

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THE -1928 RIZZLV GROWL 9 2 Maysel Archer President Kenneth Earp V . President Victor Benton Secy. Treas. Sponsor Miss Dorothy Cartwright Colors Red and White Although only cubs, the Freshmen were not, as is usually the case in a two year school, compelled to be the under-dogs this year. Being in the majority they were left, for the most part, unmolested. However, in order to humor the Sopho- mores, they did don some very becoming little green caps of the usual variety. Most of the cubs wore their caps from choice, but a few (sad, sad tale) were compelled by something more forceful than desire. It wasn ' t long, however, until the Sopho- mores were made to rue the day of their unwonted indelicacy in handling the Frosh. Revenge is sweet, and the morning of the Baby Parade in the Kafir Corn Carnival found a crowd of green capped Freshmen wheeling a prominent Sophomore in the parade. Said Soph, drinking a bottle of milk, was doubled up in an adorable baby buggy. Then, in the School Day Parade, when the upper classmen brought a goat decked in Freshman colors, they were pounced upon by a mob of green caps with paddles and were scattered, but not without an old fashioned beating for punishment. By the way, the Queen of the Junior College float, elected by the student body, was a Freshman; and the biggest honor given during the carnival, that of being Miss El Dorado, was also conferred upon a Freshman. Members of the class have taken part in every college activity willingly and to the credit of all. In football, basketball, debate, and plays, the cubs have always done their share for the glory of E.J.C. In fact, from their ranks there have come: the only El Dorado member of the All-Conference Football Team, the editor of both the school paper and the Grizzly Growl , and the Popular Girl. At the close of this first year of E.J.C. the Freshmen are proud to look back over the tracks they have made, and are eagerly anticipating bigger and better tracks next year. El Dorado J. El Dorado J. Junior College! El Dorado! Wow! Eighteen i