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

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THE GRIZZLY GROWL • • Cleaver, Benson, Tovvnsend, Shumway, Hampcon R. Dace, Berry, Rich, Boellner Student Council President Lucille Rich Secretary-Treasurer George Benson Advisors Pr Miss Townsend, Mr. Shumway The Student Council of 1930 upheld the precedent established by the Council of 1928 and 1929, and made several worth-while contributions to the rules and regulations to be observed by students. It is hoped by the members of this Council that these decisions will become some of the worthy traditions of E.J.C. Although the work of the Student Council was not conspicuous, it was nevertheless consistent and thorough. The Council was always equally and vitally interested in all important activities in E.J.C. — athletics, publications, forensics, and social life. By arbitrary rule, the Council is composed of the presidents of the two classes, three members elected from each class, the student president, and advisors. As a matter of precedent, the president of the sophomore class is president of the Student Council, and the president of the Freshman class is the Secretary-treasurer. The other members are: Frances Cleaver, Helen Hampson, Rubye Dace, Russell Berry, Louise Sheets, Nan Smith, Elizabeth Stuart. NINETEEN c ® © Kit, THIRTY Page Twenty-eight

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WHO ' S WHO Cleverest Boy Peppiest Girl Most Friendly Boy John Skinner Maybelle Johnson Roy Farrar Best Sport All-round Athlete Most Original Girl Frances Cleaver Dan Blaine Winifred Sandifer

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THE GRIZZLY GROWL • © • Condit, Cleaver, Sh ' jmway, H. Caldwell, Skinner, N. Smith, Benson Stratford, F. Caldwell, Sandifer, Lankford, Kitch Annual Staff Editcr-in-Chief Nan Smith Business Manager John Skinner Art Editor Winifred Sandifer Sponsor H. A. Shumway In the earlv part of November of this school year, the Student Council selected the editor, business manager, and art editor for the annual, and a short time later the staff was completed and work was started. The staff lost one good member when Frances Cleaver left to attend school at Emporia. Other students working on the yearbook were: Class editor, Frances Caldwell; Sports, George Benson and Paul Kitch; Features, Russel Stratford; Organizations, Frances Cleaver; Calendar, Helen Caldwell; Snapshots, Kathryn Lankford, Betty Edwards and Harold Condit; and Typist, Jackson Groves. NINETEEN THIRTY Page Twenty-nine