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

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Mr- . m m THE BOOK NOOK Teach a man to read and he can educate himself. Yessir, that ' s what someone said once. It sounds logical, too. For those Juco students who know how to read, a library is provided. To keep the library and students in order, a librarian is provided. That ' s Miss Houck. And keeping order is one of her specialties; another is dig- ging out the most inaccessible book for freshman research papers. You don ' t always see such a tranquil scene as is pictured above, how- ever. Usually there is much chattering and giggling, and now and then — but not for long — even a bit of snoring. But never fear, at regular intervals all noise, regardless of origin, is firmly hushed and shushed by the book nook chief cook. My, but thats poetic — and unintelligible. 20

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m lillSfll ililBlsi ■nil ■H WmmWm l«- « ::|sii» s iiHliiliPiilii iiiiililil OUTWITTING THE CENSORS The Grizzly Growls, weekly publication of the El Dorado Junior College, is the voice of the student body. Its functions are to cover all school events, to report current choice bits, and to expose any subversive activities. The paper is especially noted for its colorful interviews of the faculty and for news regarding ex-Jucoites in the Army, Navy and Marine Corps. The year proceeded smoothly and without mishap for the Grizzly Growls with the exception of the afternoon when Editor King, with flowers in his hair, entertained the feminine members of the staff with his charming falsetto and caused the Growls to be late going to press. Irene Strotkamp was appointed editor for the first semester and Joe King was chosen for the second. Mr. G. Haldane Crooks acted as faculty advisor. 21