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

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GRIZZLY GROWL FOR 1940 — 1941 Textual Features Aeronautic: Nose to Windward 48 Weather Eye 49 Athletic: 24-32-56 . . . Hep! 43 Talk of the Town 44 They Group to Conquer 45 That ' s a Foul on Number 10 46 Two All, and Your Serve 51 Classic: A Paradox! A Paradox! 27 Didactic: The Generals 9 The Four Quizziteers 10 Propheteering 12 Juco ' s Wall Street 14 The Book Nook 20 Diplomatic: The Second Lima Conference 22 Outwitting the Censors 21 The Dean ' s Den 8 The Eyes Have It 25 Domestic: Designing Women A Watched Pot Never Boils Dramatic: Nothing Amateur but the Cast Choclit Sodas Little Theater Historic. Game of Fame Who ' s Who 34 35 23 24 26 47 52 Scenic: This Way In 5 An Eye View 6 Such Stuff as Dreams Are Made of 40 Four Without a Megaphone 41 Digging Pansies 42 Cross Section 54-55 Scientific: A Pinch of TNT and a Dash- 37 Twenty Degrees West of Semester Finals 36 Not of Our Species 38 We Scientivestigate 39 On the Assembly Line 50 Pictorial Features Class Pictures: Sophomore Class, 1941 16-19 Freshman Class, 1941 28-33 The Grizzly Growl is published yearly by the Annual Staff of El Dorado Junior College. Forest Cornwell is Editor; Grace Cowles, Paul Burris, and Ruth Spinden, assistant Editors; Richard Ramsey, Business man- ager; Ruth Milford, Sponsor. Engraving is by the Mid-Continent Engraving Company, Wichita, Kansas. Class photos by Boston Studio, El Dorado, Kansas; and printing by tne Times Press, El Dorado, Kansas; Subscriptions for the United States and possessions $1.25 a year in installments; elsewhere $2.50. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use without express permission, of editorial or pictorial content, in any manner is prohibited.

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AN EYE VIEW An eye view taken from our daily living . . . Excerpts from that every- day life are engraved indelibly here. MENTAL, SOCIAL, PHYSICAL . . . each phase of student life is essential to a complete education — a basis for the sharing of common interests with our friends. Friendships — the richest treasure of LIFE itself started, broadened, and perpetuated here in college. Our single aim — to hold a mirror to El Dorado Juco life for the 1940-41 year so that the fun and frolic, woes and work be made permanent for you. Our single hope — that in years to come you may glance often into this book to recall these memories. May these memories be pleasant for you.

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THE DEAN ' S DEN Education for all- -whether they want it or not. That ' s an American tradition. Our college is not un-American. But let ' s consider the picture above. Judging from the pleasant ex- pressions, it obviously was either posed or taken just after a Juco victory. One would never realize, unless he were told, that this office is the nerve center of all Juco. Here originate those glorifying documents-the Honor Roll and the Flunk List. Across the office counter to the secretary, Miss Leora Welch, are passed innumerable little white lies in answer to that age old guestion, ' Why were you absent? The answer usually is either I had to work, or I was sick. Both usually get the desired results — but with wear and tear on the conscience. 8