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

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Basketball KELLOGG Coach THOMAS GUINTY PORTER GRAHAM WEST LEWELLEN TOMPKINS Trainer ANGLE TARRANT GARCIA JAMES NEUMANN The El Dorado Junior College Basketball team for the year of 1930-31 had one of the best seasons since the college was organized. While El Dorado ' s record in the Kansas Junior College Conference was not so good, its record for the entire season was worthy of mention. In the Junior College Tournament which was held at Baldwin City, Kansas, E! Dorado placed third, This was a very good showing, for the reason that the strongest teams in the conference and strong teams from out of the state were also entered. Much of the credit for this year ' s fine showing is due to the coaching of Coach Thomas. While this is Mr. Thomas ' s first year in college competition, he has shown that he knows how to handle a team and next year he should have a winning group. EJ.C 28 Elreco 20 E.J.C. 24 St. John 25 EJ.C. 33 St. John 29 E.J.C. 27 Ark City 29 E.J.C. 11 Hutchinson 20 E.J.C. 27 Coffeyville 16 E.J.C. 21 lola 29 E.J.C. 28 lola 30 E.J.C. 26 Kansas City 42 E.J.C. 52 Garden City 20 E.J.C. 20 Hutchinson 27 E.J.C. 22 Ark City 11 E.J.C. 24 Fort Scott 1 7 E.J.C. 25 Parsons 30 E.J.C. 22 High School 19 E.J.C. 25 K.C.J.C. 36 E.J.C. 28 K.C.U. 12

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Dramatics Club THE QUEEIfS HUSBAMD The drama ' s laws, the drama ' s patrons give For that we live to please, must please to live Such holds true in this modern age of 1931 as it did centuries ago in Samuel Johnson ' s day. Thus it has been with the Dramatics Club of El Dorado Junior College. Literally, we have lived this year of 1930-31 to please, and, we have pleased to live. The Dramatics Club has attempted to be an asset to the college in every possible manner. The club ' s outstanding contributions, perhaps, has been the financial backing given to the school. It has been the aim of the Dramatics Club to co-operate willingly and efficiently with all school activities, and, at the same time, to promote the appreciation of dramatics among the students and towns people. The plays prepared and sponsored by this organization have been: The Queen ' s Husband presented November 20 and 21, 1930. A group of one act plays: The Teeth of the Gift Horse ; The Mirror ,- Enduring Hearts given Feb- ruary 12, 1931. The Thirteenth Chair creditably staged on April 17, 1931. The dramatic productions have all been directed by Mr. L. W. Nixon, who has contributed of his time in a most untiring manner to make all the club productions the successes they have been. Officers of the club are President, Ennis Sandberg,- Vice President, Helen Hampson; Secretary, Florence Davis.