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

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You may reap your fill of knowledge And be athletic too; You may join the clubs and classes, And still be rather blue; But learn to hum or whistle, And you will find it true, That you ' re right in style in Juco, And we ' ll all be, All for you I ber for several praiseworthy performances. The outstanding program of the year was the Christmas Cantata presented Decem- ber 22 at the City Auditorium. All of the High School and Jun- ior College music organizations combined to give this program under the direction of Miss Dail. The string quartette also were stellar performers in our musical world. For assemblies, for teas, for club programs, these four violinists were in demand. Betty Lu Steere, Emma Rice, Juanita Thompson, and Clifford Clayton were the members of this popular quartette. 10

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I never saw a star so bright might well apply to the mu- sic department of El Dorado Junior College. The orchestra and the mixed chorus are stars of the first magnitude in the musi- cal firmament of Juco. Fortunately our enrollment furnished a number of instrumentalists whose combined efforts made the or- chestra, tho small in size, a success. Every public appearance was appreciatively received. Mr. Wallingford conducted the or- chestra most ably. The mixed chorus, our largest musical organization, was directed by Miss Dail. This year of trills and scales, of do, re, mi ' s and la I la 11 la 1 si 11 is one the members will remem- 9

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