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

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Richard Ramsey Jerald Reed Wayne Reed Florence Rickey Virginia Robinson Phyllis Rob. ' son Virginia Lee Rork Clarence Ruther.ord Marjorie Ryan Zoe Sandberg James Scheuber Albert Schultz Jack Schuster Edward Scott Preston Scott Bernard Selvy Gaila Selvy John Senn Robert Sharp Peggy Shelden Virginia Sluss Mirriam Smith Russell Smith Robert Spencer Shirley Stone Matilda Straubinger Esther Jane Thompson Jeanne Thompson Gerald Townsend Doris Turner Irene Strotkamp Maxine Sutton Erma Viele Ruby Waae Frances Walker Orville Welch Elmer Vaughan Virginia Vaughan Robert Williams Irvin Willits Darrell Whitmore Ralph Wiley Virgil Willits Vivian Whitherspoon Mary Virginia Wolf Margaret Wynn El D o r a d j. c.

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OCi Sill 1 Ira u. j ( 1aJ m .- • - ■ a. ■sip;:? ' :S:i%:::,,. ■ V » i ■ X ■ . •2 § 2 FRESHMEN Bonnie Keyes Joe King Minne Kingsley Margaret Kiser Jane Ellen Kreader Virginia Larcom Donald Lawrence Harding Lawrence James Leathers Louise Lee Margaret Lietzke Joe Lill Wilma Locke Eugene McClure Marjorie McKay Dick McKinney Elnor McKinney Eugene McKinney Audrey Mack Kathlyn Magers Loren Malone Bill Maloney Lois Manka Opal Marquardt Genevieve Mather Maxine Miller Jack Morris Keith Mossman Betty Neighbors Wanda Orr R. D. Page Marjorie Parry Nadine Patterson Leta Peebles Elizabeth Perisho Edna Peterson Nadine Pierce Mary Plummer Jane Pollard Margie Powers J. T. Purdom Virginia Ralston

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s T U D E N T A F F A I R S The Student Council is the student governing body of the school. It is composed of three representatives from each class, the presidents of both the freshman and sophomore classes and representatives from all the clubs in the college. The council ' s function is to coordinate and promote all student activities. Under its leadership numerous dances and parties were held. The highlight of the social season was the dance at which Leonard Smith and his orchestra played. Assemblies were an important item handled by the council. This year funds were available to have interesting outside speakers from time to time. These paid speakers were very interesting and well informed and it was evident that the plan of paying occasional assembly performers was a good one. At the first of the year the council was presided over by Dan Stewart, president of the Sophomore class, until a president could be elected. Soon after the start of school Margaret Wiley, Homer Lear, Leon McCreight and Bill Dustin were nom- inated for president of the student council. The ensuing political campaign was most vigorous and enthusiastic. After a great deal of playing of bands and general hullabaloo Bill Dustin was elected president. Other officers elected were Jack Morris, vice-president, and Evelyn Davidson, secretary-treasurer. The representa- tives from the Freshman Class were Evelyn Davidson, Phyllis Robison and Winifred Grist and from the Sophomore Class Calvin Jacoby, Wendell Tarman and Bert Dace. Representatives from the college clubs were Joe King, Evelyn Crooks, Margaret Wiley, Dale Daniel, Leon Reneau, Jim Hayes, Bob Stafford, Homer Lear, Oliver Hughes and Richard Ramsey.