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

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BOOK II. December ji.. Boy, how I hated to crawl out this morning, The universal opinion, and self explanatory. January i. The only new leaves I turned over this morning were some moss grown tran lation that needed doing before vacation. January 4. Life improves space. Grizzlies have another win to their credit. Hutchinson 23, Grizzlies 27. Girls in zoology go through various and sundry contortions. Earthworms are being studied. Let each new earthworm, slicker than the last, be distant from me with a space more vast, — etc. January ij. All term papers, reports, drawings, note books, outside readings, book reports, and other non-essentials to college life will be due Friday at 3:20. (No, Oswald, that glow in the sky is not a fire. It ' s only the good old midnight oil being consumed.) January ig. And he said, looking at the calendar, We ' re half spent. I says, Whaddya mean, half spent? I ' m all spent, after those exams. Little blue books, little blue grade cards, little blue looks — nize little pome. January 20-21, and the two weeks following. A mental slump. Tired heads recuperate from the strain. Yesterday, Ark City smothered Sam ' s gang, 15-45- Februray 4. E.J.C. official talkers are back from the Kansas City contest in oratory, declama- tion, and extempore. Spoils: one silver cup. Grizzlies lose two more games. Fans assume a hopeful attitude, and Hersh casts about for something to break the jinx. February 14. St Valentine ' s day, but no new engagements are announced. (Hanson and Hicks attraction clouds up, however.) Y.W. girls have a party. Hearts and every- thirg. Snow White is announced as the next Pi Delta Theta play. Fairy story books are resurrected. Well, this is better. Grizzlies, 31, Iola 25- February 16. The day of miracles is indeed not past. Independence, 24, Grizzlies, 42. More! More! (as the Roman mob used to say.) Snow white rehearsals everywhere. The annual staff steps into its full stride. (Except the calendar editor. She belongs to the Cram school. Copy isn ' t due till tomorrow.) March 1. Millions (at least), of grade school kids saw Snow white in matinee perfor- mances. Big audiences. Seats all sold. Tonight another big performance of the triumph of Pi Delta Theta. Everybody liked Snow White . Indians 30, Grizzlies, 39. Several Rahs and at least three Wows. The last of the basketball games. Rest for Sam and the outfit. March 1$ . Time out, while the calendar editor has the spring fever. March 23, and thereabouts. More nine weeks tests. More blue grade cards. The list of grade points, and eligibles for graduation is up. A few are lucky, and some others also ran. Some sophomores discover that they are not what they thought they used to be. March 28. Some visitors, Gale, Sybelee, Ken Earp, Rusty, etc. — are home for Easter vaca- tion. We are also home for Easter. (The long awaited conclusion of this yarn appears on page 56) A Pagt 26

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