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

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Grizzly Growl Staff In the Grizzly Growl of 1939 the staff has attempted to change from the traditional style of col- lege year books by making the annual mainly a pictorial account of the year ' s activities through the use of large action pictures. Rather than catalogued material in write-ups a strenuous effort has been made to make the articles readable, short ' and in- teresting, somewhat in the manner of the modern picture magazines. IJThe Student Coun- cil elected Oliver Hughes as Edi- tor and John Newacheck as Assistant. They, with the aid of Miss Ruth Milford, faculty advisor, selected the rest of the staff: Christine Hughes, Winona Allen, Jeanette Penwell, Bert Dace, Mary Pauline Feder, Betty J anne Daniel, Bob Reed, and Bob Carter.

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Publications All of the parties, plays, scandals, sports, and activities were rolled into one and called Juco Life. These events were recorded in our official Junior College paper the Grizzly Growl. l|Mr. Greenbank of the Butler County News again allowed the publication of the Grizzly Growl in his newspaper. The staff was not large, but through the efforts of a few members Juco was furnished the news and the chatter typical of school. IJThe Journalism Club members are Betty Rose Whitestine, Leon McCreight, Eva May Patty, Mary Pauline Feder, Oscar Brum- back, Christine Hughes, Bob Stafford, Marguerite Logan, Mary White, Lovina Fowler, and Violet Hampton. The sponsor of the club is Mr. G. H. Crooks. L

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Dramatics Here you see the work and the personnel of the two dramatic organiza- tions, Pi Delta Theta and Delta Psi Omega. The first and the last pictures are tense scenes from the fall play, Ceiling Zero . The second picture shows the members of Delta Psi Omega in what appears to be a solemn conclave. And directly beneath ap- pears the dramatics club- Pi Delta Theta, in its usual meeting place, Mr. Nixon ' s room. No scenes from the spring play, Seven Sisters, are giv- en here because it was produced late this spring, but those who saw it will remember it as a colorful and amusing comedy. After the spring play Pi Delta Theta held open house on the stage. IfBoth of the plays were very ably presented un- der the direction of Mr. Nixon, who is also spon- sor of the two Juco dra- matic organizations. — - ■■i™