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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

cJJeaica it on treasure, Gruffy has made it possible for us to have a pictorial record of our 1953-54 year at Ei Dorado Junior College. May this camera continue to preserve the activities of Juco students for many years. L HAWKINS Superintendent of the El Dorado Public Schools :yl LANGE Registrar i BICKFORD Dean of the El Dorado Junior College EDWIN WALBOURN Social Science HELEN BRADFORD English MAX BICKFORD Dean and Psychology CARL C. RIGGS Teacher Training DOROTHY FISHER Mathematics L. W. NIXON English and Speech GLADYS BEUCHAT Foreign Languages ROBERT LAFORGE Commerce R. W. CHRISTY Commerce ROBERT CLARK Commerce ROBERT DOUGLASS Athletics and Woodworking BUELL ROBINSON Mechanical Drawing RANDOLPH KASPER Industrial Arts HOWARD BAKER Science opn r omored • • • I DON ANDREW Pre-Engineering; Football I and 2, Chorus I, Story of Interdepend- ence I, The Roman Kid I, Varsity Club I and 2, Student Council 2. DON L. BARNES Pre-Engineering; Vice-President Sophomore Class 2. Jane Murray, secretary-treasurer, Jim Walls, president; and Don Barnes, vice-president, are the capable leaders of the 1954 KEITH BELL sophomore class. These students have demonstrated their ability by Pre-Engineering, Football I, Varsity Club 1. completing two years of junior college work. CAROLE CABEEN Liberal Arts; Pep Club 2, Pi Delta Theta 2, Outward Bound 2, Student Council 2, Chorus 2. WILLIAM ELLIOTT Liberal Arts; Basketball I . ED FAULKNER Pre-Dental; Football 1 and 2, Intramurals 1, Story of Inter- dependence I. THOMAS T. FISK Pre-Engineering; Rehearsal for Death I, Intramurals 1, Delta Psi Omega 1, Science Club 1, Student Council 1, Manager Football Team I and 2, Pi Delta Theta 2. RUSSELL E. GRIFFITH Pre -Agriculture; Rehearsal for Death I, Intramurals 1 and 2, Football I and 2, Chorus 1 and 2, Pi Delta Theta 2. NEAL HAMILTON Pre -Mortician. PERRY HENMAN Education; F. T. A. Secretary 1, F.T.A. Treasurer 2, Intra- murals 1 and 2, Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2, Delta Psi Omega 2, Chorus 2. ROBERT PAUL HUDSON Pre-Engineering; Football I and 2, Track I and 2, Delta Psi Omega I and 2 (President 2), Pi Delta Theta I and 2, Rehearsal for Death I, Outward Bound 2, Chorus I and 2. WILMA ITTNER Business; Chorus I and 2, Pep Club I, Yearbook Staff I, Pi Delta Theta I and 2, Delta Psi Omega I and 2. CARLENE JOHNSON Education. JL i. . i . , (C V ) check A sgmycHg y MA GRADE Points ROY LOBAN Pre-Engineering; Intramurals I, Chor- us I, Band 2. JEWELL PATRICIA MAHAN Pre-Home Economics; Student Council i, Cheerleader I and 2, Pep Club I and 2 (President 2), Yearbook Staff I , President of Youth Center 2. SIDNEY MARTIN Pre-Business Administration; Yearbook Staff I , Pi Delta Theta I and 2 (President 2), Delta Psi Omega I and 2 (Secretary 2), Pep Club I and 2, Rehearsal for Death I, The Roman Kid I, Juco Band I , Forensics 2. DONA MAE MURPHY Business; Pep Club I and 2, Journalism 2. ELIZABETH JANE MURRAY Education; Pi Delta Theta 2, Pep Club 2, Football Queen 2, Future Teachers of America 2. KAYE BETH OGAN Business; Pep Club I and 2, Yearbook Staff I and 2, (Editor 2), Chorus I and 2, Science Club I (Secretary). NETTIE BELLE PARSONS Education; Pep Club I and 2, Future Teachers of America I and 2 (President 2), Chorus 2, Pi Delta Theta 2. o EDWARD E. PENCE Pre-Law; Football I and 2, Chorus I, Varsity Club I, Intramurals I, Student Council 2. ROY L. PENNER Pre-Law. JAMES POTEETE Pre-Engineering; Intramurals I, and 2. RAY REEP Pre-Business Administration; Basket- ball I and 2, Track I and 2, Chorus I and 2, Varsity Club I, Student Coun- cil (President) 2. CLAUDE SNOOK Liberal Arts; Intramurals I and 2, Student Council 2. WILMA VARNER Education; Pep Club I and 2, Chorus I and 2, Future Teachers of America 2. JOAN JEAN VOGELMAN Education; Chorus I and 2, Pep Club I and 2, Pi Delta Theta I at 2, Future Teachers of America I and 2 (Secretary). WILLIS R. WALDORF Liberal Arts; Pi Delta Theta I and 2, Delta Psi Omega 2, Outwai Bound 2, Band I and 2, Chorus 2. HUBERT WILSON Pre-Physical Education; Football I and 2, Intramurals I, Varsity Club I. LESLIE D. WINEGAR Education; Pi Delta Theta I and 2 (Business Manager 2) Delta Psi ° Omega I and 2 (Vice President 2), Future Teachers of America I and 2. •mM ' Ed Faulkner, Bob Hudson, Don Barnes, Kaye Ogan and Mary Ellen Cortfri ' - (pictured from left to right) were selected for the 1954 members of the Order of the-jpurple. These students, the top fifteen per cent of the sophomore class, are e Spjh by the student council and faculty. Eligibility is based on Scholarship , $n|?ce, leadership, and character-j The list of qualifications ine eS- AeaSi U school year, a aH cnia-vnlrtttt ' ni of at least twelve hours of woTEk ea.cJf ' r K n 1 a a tir a H £ilfeJ ed personalities ■ v - -- £ft ' C %j j ♦ The up-and-coming freshman class was head- ed by Ray Houser, vice-president (Lyle Gray was elected Veep when Ray left); Shirley Baum, Secretary-treasurer; and Jerry Peter- son, president. This freshman class was the largest to invade the halls of E. J. C. in many years. It not only had quanitity but quality as well. Gerald Lee Albright Gary Anthony- Harold Arnold Elmo Bailey- Kathleen Banks Shirley Baum Doris Lee Beaman James Billings Glenna Bonnell Noema Braman Jo Brazil Joyce Brower Trenton Brown Marlyn Burch Richard E. Burch Jacque Sue Butler Laurence E. Caldwell Robert Carson Rachel Cervantes Jo Ann Cook Margery Cornwell Carol Cory Eugene Criss James Cummings Thomas Darnold Leta Da venport Alice Jane Davis Mrs. Kelso Deer Judith Deewall Charles Demo Edith De Yoe Billie Dorland Roscoe Burnette Earp Elfrieda Eisenhour Will B. Feder Carol Ferguson Anne Fetty Lyndall Courtney Ford Frank A. Fowler Lyle H. Gray Dale Guinn Ruth Hammer Max Hancock Dixiele Harper Bill Harrison Pat Harvey Allan Hawk Jerry Hayes 1 I John Wesley Hess Bill Hildebrand Charles Hodges Glenda Howrey Gary Huffman Elaine Huntoon Richard Jolliffe Thurman Kelly Bob R. Lichlyter Don R. Lockamy Martha Helen Lucas Cliff Marcum Jack Marshall Hannelore Meier Gary L. Moore Paul S. Moss, Jr Mary Murphy Kenneth E. McAdoo Max McCreary Larry McCully ' --v. Marvin McElhiney Polly McGinnis Thomas Nace Jean Newsom Tom Ott Pegi Pepperd Jerry Peterson Jeannine Pletcher Doris Ramsey Lynn Ratzlaff Darlene Reed Nancy Rost Lorna Loree Sanford Joyce Sargent Eldon D. Seivley Gary Shomber Edwin Smith Margaret Smith Thelma Starr Shirley Colene Steinhauer Emerson Stewart, Jr, George Tong Marjorie Unruh Mary Lou Vogelman Boyd Earl Webster Carolyn Welty Dean White Richard K. Wilson Alfreda Wright Gloria Marie Young Bonny Jean Zang Gary Si lor Bob Douglass, Coach Schedule September 18 September 25 October I October October October October November 7 November 13 9 16 23 30 Juco 33 Juco 27 Juco 13 JUCO 12 Juco 6 Juco 6 Juco 21 Juco Juco 53 Parsons Dodge City Coffeyville Arkansas City Bacone Independence Garden City Hutchinson Highland Bill McCarthy Jerry Evenson ' _: ■■ f i Howard Neighbors M) iM«$j3F%v iPfP Jim Billings tallsti c$ JUCO OPPONENT Total Yards (Net) 2660 2109 Total Yards Rushing 2244 1534 Average Yardage 196 134 Passes Attempted 80 98 Passes Completed 26 56 Per Cent Completed 42.5% 57% Average Yards Passing 29 71 Yards Gained Passing 264 635 Times Punted 35 40 Yardage Per Punt 34 29 Yards Punting 307 257 Yards Lost in Penalties 369 306 Fumbles 28 33 Total Points 171 131 Average Points 19 15 Total First Downs 125 87 Average First Downs M 10 V Don Rau r N Frank Gaines .sar ■4  Ed Faulkner j Willie Wilson ■ Cyrii 6 Luridiron Lurizzii When the smoke had all cleared away, the El Dorado Junior College Grizzlies had a season ' s record of 4 - 2 - 3. The Grizzlies, under Coach Bob Douglass and Assistant Coach Bud Cole, scored an average of nine- teen points per game in the nine-game schedule. Jerry Hayes led the squad with nine touchdowns, Kelly scored four, Griffith and Faulkner each had two, and Jerry Wilson, Billings, Evenson, Rau, Pence, and Baxter had one each. jrootbaii c t ueen Miss Jane Murray was crowned homecoming queen by Captain Frank Gaines dur- ing half-time ceremonies at the Garden City game. Her attendants were Misses Jean- nine Pletcher and Pegi Pepperd. Following the game the Queen ' s Ball was held in the school gym. Jeannine Pletcher kl LEFT, BELOW, PIC- rURED LEFT TO RIGHT: lussell Griffith, Jeannine 3 letcher, Jane Murray, lay Reep, Pegi Pepperd, 3ary Silor. AT RIGHT: 2ueen Jane and President leep. Pegi Pepperd a« erS HI Richard Thompson pai tlllZUK It i ,rtv §Sh SJr Jim Frary Ned Holmes •;;: 4 t $9 ; , v i t RlZZLltsN E4 ■ w MpB{- ; ; ..;■ ZZLIEfl r i V .T ' Lyndall Ford Jerry Evenson Jerry Wilson Coach Dave Weatherby Jack Wichers 30 Dick Sapp ft WZZLIEP mm m® Ed Howell t iP :,: GRIZZLIES 35 l —Br Bill McCarthy- Ray Reep Dick Rippee Paul Tague t GRlZZLIE Juco 50 55 Iola (forfeit) Juco 62 57 Emporia Tchrs Juco 76 72 Chanute B Juco 54 65 Parsons Juco 54 72 L,on Morris Juco 42 59 Cameron Juco 58 74 Hutchinson Juco 55 62 Independence Juco 52 62 Coffeyville Juco 75 66 Iola Juco 44 65 Ark City Juco 52 87 Garden City STATISTICS 24 Juco 72 81 Dodge City Juco 69 48 Independence Juco 72 65 Garden City Juco 61 70 Dodge City Juco 57 62 Chanute Juco 69 52 Independence Juco 70 77 Hutchinson Juco 74 85 Pratt Juco 53 65 Ark City Juco 73 64 Pratt Juco 74 69 Parsons (JSasketball (a(i ueen Miss Shirley Steinhauer was crowned basketball queen by Captain Dick Rippee at a Coronation Dance following the Hutch game. Her attendants were Miss Shirley Baum and Miss Jo Brazil, escorted by Jack Wichers and Jerry Wilson. 25 ramurais L 1st ROW, L. -R. Darnold, Abbott, PENCE, Shafer. 2nd ROW, L. -R. Green, Lamb, May, Ott. 1st ROW, L. -R. GRIFFITH, Fisk, Jackson, Hilde- brand. 2nd ROW, Feder, Hodges, Huffman, Faulconer. ist ROW, L.-R. Hayes, MCADOO, Rau. 2nd ROW, Schlessinger, Hawk, Ratzloff, Criss. Mr. Walbourn, Sponsor. ist ROW, L.-R. Neighbors, Dick- son, GAINES, D. Jackson. 2nd ROW, Pugh, Worley, J. Henderson, Day. ist ROW, Poteete, Shomber, Ca- been. 2nd ROW, Moreland FOSTER, D. Schlessinger. ist ROW, W. Wilson, STEINER. 2nd ROW, Hudson, A. Allen, Bell, Mc Creary. 1st ROW, T. Allen, Billings, R. Wilson. 2nd ROW, EARP, Jolliffe, Anthony, Nace. W rrj 5 Jurf JurnerS As the 1954 track season gets under way, the prospects for a successful year are very good. Although only six meets have been scheduled to date, an effort is being made to secure others. Due to the water shortage, the triangular meet and the state meet previously scheduled to be held in El Dorado probably will be held elsewhere. 1st ROW: Baker, E. Jackson Carson, Porter, R. Wilson. 2nd ROW: Mc Adoo, Huff- man, Reep, Worley, Even- son, Hudson, Earp, Hayes, Coach Douglass. , Tentative Schedule April 2 Hutchinson, Ark City El Dorado. April 9 Here. Hutchinson, Ark City, El Dorado. April 16 K. U. Relays. April 30 Hutchinson night re- lays. May 8 Here. State Meet. May 15 National Meet (Hutchinson). 1 . Yes or no? 2. Whitewashing Frosh 3. Our Christmas tree 4. Pep assembly 5. There are smiles. . . 6. Rehearse, rehearse! 7. Varsity Club 8. Hmmmmm. . . ! ! ! 9. Working, boys? 10. Sing la, la, la! B 1 •F f I hV Jeannine Pletcher and Lyle Gray were elected Year- book Queen and King by mem- bers of the student body. At- tendants were Jo Ann Cook, Jewell Mahan, Ed Faulkner, and Jerry Wilson. y At right, Kaye Ogan and Ken McAdoo, co-editors of the annual, are shown crowning the queen and king. Above. Court of Royalty, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Wilson, Jo Ann Cook, King Lyle Gray, Queen Jeannine Pletcher, Jewell Mahan, and Ed Faulkner. At left, Queen Jeannine and King Lyle reign over the ball. c oronauon tu BJt 31 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Murray, Wilma Ittner, Nettie Belle Parsons, Dixielee Harper, Joan Vogelman, Polly McGinnis, Gruffy T. Grizzly, Jewell Mahan, Jo Brazil, Leta Davenport, Kaye Beth Ogan, Sidney Martin, Elfrieda Eisenhour, Doris Beaman, Kathy Banks. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Cabeen, Pegi Pepperd, Wilma Varner, Lorna Sanford, Martha Lucas, Mary Murphy, Carolyn Welty, Joyce Brower, Pat Harvey, Judy Deewall, Margery Cornwell, Alfreda Wright. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Ramsey, Glenna Bon- nell, Glenda Howrey, Marjorie Garland, Bonny Zang, Gloria Young, Mary Ellen Davis, Wanda Schneider, Elaine Huntoon, Jeanne Pletcher, Lore Meier, Shirley Steinhauer, Mary Lou Vogelman. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rachel Cervantes, Ruth Hammer, Marjorie Unruh, Nancy Rost, Carol Fergerson, Shirley Baum, Jacque Butler, Bobbie Crelly. wrcf i Ljreets vjotd oDiacierd El Dorado Grizzlies, Rahl Rah! Rahl The fifty-two voices of the Gold Diggers Pep Club, adorned in their new uni forms, joined in cheers during the entire school year to lend their support to the athletic squads of El Dorado Juco. The officers of this enthusiastic organization were: Jewell Mahan, president; Polly McGinnis, vice-president; Jo Brazil, secretary; Leta Davenport, treasurer; Anne Fetty, student manager; and Jo Ann Cook, student council representative. 32 4 ru rrty Cjrowi _ cJLeaderd Leading the enthusiastic Gold Diggers for the 1953-54 school year were six very capa- ble individuals. These cheerleaders, out- standing in acrobatic abilities, are pictured here: (left to right around the circle, be- ginning at lower left) Ken McAdoo, Anne Fetty, Darlene Reed Dochow, Bill Harrison, Jo Ann Cook, Jewell Mahan, When Darlene withdrew from school, she was replaced by Pegi Pepperd, who is pictured below. 33 n urded FIRST ROW: Mrs. Beulah Hamilton, R. N. (Clinical Instructor), Mrs. Eula Ashbrook, R. N. (Director of School of Nursing), Marjory Bilson, Grace Corralez, Pearl Dale. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Patricia Orndorff, R. N. (Instructor of Nursing Arts), Joyce Harper, Patsy A: 1 Hughes, Beth Hurlock. THIRD ROW: Mary M. Johnson, Jo Anne Kiser, Marlene S. Lietzke, Beth Lilley. FOURTH ROW: Marjorie Mauck, Mary Lou McAtee, Audrey McKinnis, Joellen Nance. FIFTH ROW: Irene Ramey, Sally Robbins, Janet Schroeder, Armenia Tucker. J ■ w rr K onaratulateS sr. J. r. The charter of the Paul Hawkins chapter of the Future Teachers of America was issued April 7, 1953. The charter was presented by Mr. Hawkins at the meeting held September 22, 1953. The first-named pur- pose of the F. T. A. is to develop among young people preparing to be teachers an organization which shall be an integral part of the state and national education associations. The 1952-53 charter members included Mrs. Louis Johnson, Nellie Rost, Mrs. Ida Dell Allen, Mrs. Dorothy Deen, Mrs. Dean Stackley, Joan Vogelman, Lorraine Arnold, Mary Phillips, Leslie Winegar, Nettie Belle Parsons, Beverly Reed, and Perry Henman. Members of the 1953-1954 group not pictured are: Mrs. Carlene Johnson, Mrs. Helen Swengel, Mrs. Irene Bartholow, Mrs. Velma Farrar, Noema Braman, and Jane Murray. The officers of the F. T. A. are Nettie Belle Parsons, president; John Hess, vice-president; Joan Vogelman, secretary; Perry Henman, treasurer; Wilma Varner historian; and Dixiele Harper, student council representative. Nettie Belle Parsons, president of the F. T. A. , is shown receiving the charter from Superintendent Paul Hawkins. Other members of the F. T. A. are: (seated from left to right) Leslie Winegar, Joan Vogelman, Wilma Varner, Mary Murphy, Dixiele Harper, Marjorie Unruh, John Hess, and Perry Henman. Standing are Mr. Carl C. Riggs, Sponsor and Miss Helen Bradford, guest. 35 government All the Activities of the students of El Dorado Junior College are represented and governed by this chosen group of young people. From LEFT TO RIGHT (FRONT ROW): Ed Pence, Shirley Baum, Leta Daven- port, Jerry Peterson, Ray Reep, Carole Cabeen, Dix- iele Harper, Darlene Reed Dochow, Jo Ann Cook (BACK ROW): Larry McCully, Jack Wichers, Bill McCarthy, Jim Walls, Mr. Edwin Walboum, Sponsor, NOT PICTURED: Miss Dorothy Fisher, Sponsor. |pf r|jgj|- 0 ' ' , - Gle ndaHoWiey. W n (sophomore editor). (snaps) U  DaV , Lowell (concessi McGl nnxs (rep sVllI ley Steinhauei (snap discusses wr CiigW) vanous pi j ru ffy naps Lyearbook 5taff Pictured above is the 1953- ' 54 Grizzly Growl staff, posing as Gruffy (aided by Ken McAdoo) snaps the first successful group picture with the new camera. Aided by the capable performance of Gruffy ' s Graphic, the staff published the largest book of recent years. Besides meeting in regular weekly planning sessions, the staff members had charge of concessions at football and basketball games. They also sponsored the traditional yearbook staff party for the school. 37 -j ru llty- ' frludic I li I a herd r t fj q ft o rt o • SHn FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rachel Cervantes, Carole Ca- been, Bobbie Lou Crelly, Polly McGinnis, Wilma Inner, Mary Murphy, Wilma Varner, Elaine Huntoon, Margerie Unruh, Wanda Schneider, Joan Vogelman, Dixiele Harper, Gloria Young, Doris Beaman, Alfreda Wright. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Brazil, Martha Lucas, Carol Ferguson, Mary Lou Vogelman, Jeannine Pletcher, Jo Ann Cook, Pat Harvey, Edith DeYoe, Joyce Brower, Kathy Walls, Pegi Pep- perd, Nettie Belle Parsons, Anne Fetty, Darlene Reed, Lorna Sanford, Carol Cory, Thelma Starr, Mary Jane Davis. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doris Ramsey, Carolyn Welty, Jerry Hayes, Willis Waldorf, Elmo Bailey, Dean White, Bill Harrison, Pat Hudson, Burnette Earp, Jim Green, Gary Shom- ber, Russell Griffith, Ed Pence, Paul Tague, Gary Moore, Sidney Martin, Kaye Beth Ogan. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Noema Braman, Leta Davenport, Dick Joliffe, Mar- vin Nye, Paul Moss, Ken McAdoo, Ray Reep, Richard Sapp, Max Hancock, Bill Hildebrand, Perry Henman, Bill Feder, Clifton Marcum, Charlie Faulconer, Bob Hudson, Larry Hildebrand, Claude Snook, Lore Meier, Glenna Bonnell. ?Lr ' 1 . G R « F V ' S I H [ S P I A I S : IRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Thelma Starr, Lore Meier, Shirley Steinhauer, Pegi Pepperd, Sidney vlartin. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Vogelman, Bob Hudson, Carole-Cabeen, Thane Chase, Willis Wal- iorf, Perry Henman. THIRD ROW: Elaine Huntoon, Doris Beaman, Carol Ferguson, Wilma Inner, Leta Davenport, Nancy Rost, Epha Deer. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Nixon (sponsor), Joyce Brower, Jane Murray, Nettie Belle Parsons, Dixiele Harper, Joan Vogelman, Mary Alice Davis. FIFTH ROW: John Hess, Lyn- lall Ford, Larry McCully, Tom Fisk, and Leslie Winegar. •3 Ji- ' £££ -« ■■ oj e e A ■ r, C s tG, gUsr ?!$ 3 ob Wlv Siy A A x O till ' A T °rt] Vjutward d5ound - Si [V •■« . ' V ' 5ri ' «« ' ' HP 1 ■ ■vSKmt .♦Am ' SCENES ACT I: On board ship, in the Harbor. Morning. ACT II: At sea. Same evening. ACT III: Scene I. Six days later. Afternoon. Scene n. The night of the same day. OUTWARD BOUND Characters Scrubby Willis Waldorf Ann Joyce Brower Henry Bill Feder Mr. Tom Prior Larry Mc Cull) Mrs. Clivedon-Banks Carol Ferguson The Reverend William Duke Lyndall Ford Mrs. Midget Carole Cabeen Mr. Lingley Thane Chase The Reverend Frank Thompson Bob Hudson lew tudentd FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Manspeaker, Lor- raine Maus, Betty Bruce, LynnHarrod, Bonnie Vachel, Charlotte Maurer , Delphia Hawkey. SECOND ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: David Jackson, Gene Porter, Daryl Day, Howard Worley. 41 (-jruffty l Ueeklu Lurowi This year ' s journalism class was the first to be organized in El Dorado Junior College. Although there have been journalism clubs in previous years, there has never before been a regular class. It was the task of this class to publish a page in the Butler County News each week entitled The Grizzly Growls. Polly McGinnis was this year ' s editor, and Kathy Banks was assistant editor. Business manager was John Hess; exchange editor, Dick Burch; and sports editor, Allen Hawk. Jacque Sue Butler was the typist, and feature writers were Margery Cornwell, Leta Davenport, and Dona Murphy. Miss Fisher was the teacher and sponsor of this class. Pictured, beginning at the top of the J and going down- ward, are Miss Fisher (sponsor), Jacque Sue Butler, John Hess, Leta Davenport, Allen Hawk, Polly McGinnis, Dick Burch, Kathy Banks, Dona Murphy, Margery Cornwell. 1. To the victor belong the spoils! 2. Royalty reigns. 3. Too much watermelon, Dean? 4. Fall Festival Queen Candidates 5. Ex-President Barber speaks. 6. Watch the Birdie, Gruffy! 7. Yea team, fight! 8. Student Council in action 9. Stopping traffic 10. What ' s the score? YEARBOOKS piCTonuL COVER S