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

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Front row, left to rig ' lit: William Moore and James Second row: Pat Kunkle and Carol Seglem. Back row: Richard Peal and Jack T. McDonald. Barber, 0 3 el Now here is a group of students that I really want to congratulate says Gruffy. They have proved themselves to be not only outstanding scholars, but also good ' all-round ' representatives of Juco ' s fine fellow- ship. Each year the faculty and the student council choose — by secret ballot — fifteen per cent of the sophomore class to be members of the Order of the Purple. Eligibility is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The list of qualifications includes a grade point average of at least tw o, enrollment in El Dorado Junior College for at least one full school year, and completion of at least twelve hours of work each semest- er. The members chosen this year were : James Barber, Patricia Kunkle, Jack McDonald, William Moore, Richard Peal, and Carol Seglem.

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Mary Kay McKinney — Vocational Office Practice; Journalism Club ' 51, Chorus ' 51-52, Pi Delta Theta ' 51-52, Pep Club ' 51-52, Yearbook Staff ' 51. Richard Meyer — Pre-Engineering ; Intramurais ' 51, Student Council ' 52, Science Club ' 51-52; Year- book Staff ' 51, Cheerleader ' 52. William Earl Moore — Pre-Medi- cine; Pi Delta Theta ' 51-52, Delta Psi Omega, ' 51-52, Year- book Staff ' 51-52, Chorus ' 51- 52, Student Council ' 51-52, Science Club ' 51-52, Speech Festival ' 52, Our Town ' 51, Forever Albert ' 52. James Patrick Murray, Jr.- ness; Intramurais ' 51-52. -Busi- Wilma Lois Needham — Physical Education; Pep Club ' 51-52, Pi Delta Theta ' 52. Keith Eldon Nixon — Liberal Arts; Yearbook Staff ' 51, Intramurais ' 51-52, Chorus ' 51-52, Basket- ball ' 52, Pi Delta Theta ' 52. Richard Liggett Oblander — Teach- er Training; Chorus ' 51. Richard Allen Peal — Pre-Electrical Engineering; Editor of yearbook ' 51-52, Student Council ' 52, Science Club ' 52, President of Sophomore Class ' 52. Wesley A. Pletcher — Physical Ed- ucation; Basketbaill ' 51-52, Track ' 51-52, Chorus ' 51-52, Vice-President Sophomore Class ' 52. Harold James Pochop — Pre-Engi- neering; Chorus ' 51-52, Science Club ' 51-52. Jetta Sue Purcell — Pie-Home Eco- nomics; Pep Club ' 51-52, Chorus ' 51, Yearbook Staff ' 51, Our Town ' 51, Vice-President Stu- dent Council ' 52, Secretary Pi Delta Theta ' 52, Delta ' Psi Omega ' 52. Carol Virginia Seglem — Teacher Training; Chorus ' 51-52, Pi Del- ta Theta ' 51, Vice-President Pi Delta Theta ' 52, Secretary-Trea- su? ' er Pep Club ' 51, Vice-Presi- dent Pep Club ' 52, Delta Phi Omega ' 52, Forever Albert ' 52. Eldon L. Thornton — Business Ad- ministration; Intramurais ' 51- 52. Clarence Ernest Vanfleet — Busi- ness Administration; Chorus ' 51, Intramurais ' 51-52. William James gineering. Vinson — Pre-En-

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flesh leskpnen ™« . ■ ■ ■■■■- ■ ■■. ,, Left to right: Leonard Morti (president), Nadine Simon (secretary-treasurer), and Douglas Voth (vice-president) . Freshmen not pictured: Gladys Allison, Donald Ball, Harry Blanchard, Jack Bowers, Betty Bracken, Harold Brenzikofer, William Brill, Jack Cooper, Larry Davison, Paul Dennis, Franklin Doll, William Dotts, Don Duncan, William Edwards, Ronald Fanning, Phyllis Farthing, Dave Ferman, Donald Fitzgerald, Darlene Friend, Doris Funk, John Gardner, Lou Girrens, Mike Girrens, Lynn G. Guthrie, Don Holladay, Robert Honeyman, Thad Huggins, Lauren Husted, James Huttenhoff, Tony Johnson, William Kelley, Richard Kennedy, Ted Knust, Judy Lehr, George Lemons, Mary Logan, Burtis Long, Norman Dean Maher, Dick Mannion, Eugene Marts, Johnny Mehaffey, Lawrence Murphy, Donald Nutter, Dean Ollenberger, Don Parry, Paul Petty, Charles Pochop, Jack Riley, Forrest Scheufler, James Sibley, Robert Slabodnik, Charles Smith, Savoy Snyder, Forrest Sooby, Fer- rell Starner, Elton Stott, Margaret Thomas, William Warren, Erman Dean White, Billy Bob Wilson, Carl Dean Wilson, John Wilson, Thomas Wofford, Frazier Wofford. Here are the babies of Juco. I think the main objective of most oj the freshmen is to become sophomores. They ' re really good kids, though, says Gruffy. This year the Freshman Class white- washed the letters on the hill as part of their initiation. In spite of getting as much white-wash on themselves as on the letters, the freshmen did a good paint job. Also, the class was in charge of an assembly program presente d on March 21. The class officers were : president, Douglass Voth ; vice-presi- dent, Nadine Simon; and secretary-trea- surer, Leonard Morti. Aubrey Bailey Robert Burch William Barker Donald Le Roy Cowles Eugene Beever Jerald Darnold Charles Ray Bell Tony De Leon Carolyn Sue Jones Jack L. McDonald