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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

CSO cJOc 1 1 Q - C RES The Grizzly Growl 050 1958 GRI BCCC 3111120022190 MCO • r ' ■ : •  ' V ■ - A, - w-- « r Y ' ' Mib ' . :™h™. JZ JCtotAO • m idCUQd . j j6 ?t4 fn£ i tjt tje n S4jU . I .. ■! — uzwesi ( wiaeat and ETHYL LANG SECRETARY MAX BICKFORD SUPERINTENDENT of SCHOOLS DEAN ALEY BOARD of EDUCATION DR. J. H. JOHNSON CHARLES HARRIS ROY COLE Supt. of Building Grounds CLARINDA BURCHILL ERVTN GRANT MAX BICKFORD GLENN DAWSON DORATHEA CARL, Secretary DR. R. J. METCALF DOROTHY FISHER Mathematics CHARLES FULLER Biology LEON A WAT KING Clothing and Nutrition student mindb that quide ua The Student Council gives the students a voice in stu- dent affairs. Each recognized junior college organization has one repre- sentatives Two candidates for president are nominated by the sophomore class, each candidate selects a cabinet to run with him, and the student body then elects a president and his cabinet. Always a highlight of the year is the spring prom sponsored by the Student Council. The student council sponsors other activities such as dances and parties and also operates the Den. First row, left to right: Joanne Wilson, Vivian Walters, Karen Braman, Nancy Balch, Marilyn Abraham, Eleanor Wentling, Darlene Shoemake. Second row: Rosalie Darland, Bill Adams, Paul Petty, Sandra Cloyes, Larry Lambing, Tom Phillips. Third row: John Grabner, Ron Starr, Craig Williamson, Jean Mitchell. Lower picture, officers, left to right: Paul Petty, president; Bill Adams, activities; Rosalie Darland, secretary- treasurer; Virginia McNown, vice president; Sandra Cloyes, promotion. 8 Mhrtuk zecL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Craig Williamson, Vice-President Patty Jo Parry, Secretary-Treasurer Bill Adams, President to health, and a lonq (ifce 4Mb. 1 DONNA JEAN ADAMS - Busi- ness; Pep Club 1. WILLIS ADAMS - Pre-Engineer- ing; Basketball 1 and 2; Student Council land 2; Class President 2; Science Club 1 and 2. WILLIS E. ALLEN - Education; FTA 1 and 2, Secretary 2. ■ p 1 LAVON ARNOLD - Education; FTA 1 and 2. GAYLE ASHLOCK - Pre-Com- mercial Art; Journalism 1 and 2; Basketball 1. JAMES E. BAILEY - Pre-Engi- neering. :. 4 EARL F. BALL - Business; Football 1; Vets ' Club 1; Pi Delta Theta 1. MERRY GAY BANKEY - Education; FTA 1 and 2, Presi- dent 2; Pep Club 1 and 2; Cheerleader 2; Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2, Vice-President 2; Annual Staff 1 and 2, Editor 1 and 2; Journalism 1 and 2; Cage Board Editor 1 and 2; Basketball Queen 1; Chorus 1 and 2; JCY 2. wr  , V r MARY LOU BARKER - Education; FTA 2. GERALD BECKHAM - Pre-Engineering; Science Club 1 and 2; Vets ' Club 1. 11 WILBUR BELLEW - Business; Vets ' Club 1. WILLIAM BOLIN - Pre-Engineering; Basketball 1; Intra- murals 2. ¥ PATRICK BRAZIL - Business; Intramurals 1 DANNY BRICKLEY - Education; FTA 1 and 2. 1 J y  y ' SEYMOUR E. BRUCE - Pre- l ' Ministerial. DON CHEATHAM - Education. EVELYN CLARK - Education. % FTA 1 and 2. 8 1 « , ; s - WA m SANDRA SUE CLOYES - Edu- cation; FTA 1 and 2; Pep Club 1 and 2; Cheerleader 1 and 2; Annual Staff 1 and 2; Annual Queen 1; Chorus 1 and 2; Student Council 2; Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; JCY 2. GERALD COCHRAN - Liberal Arts. DALE R. COVALT - Pre-Engi- neering ROSALIE HILL DARLAND - Education; FTA 1 and 2; Pep Club 1 and 2; Cheerleader 1 and 2; Annual Staff 1 and 2; Student Council 1 and 2, Secretary 2. CLIFF E. DE LANO-Physical Education; Football 1 and 2; In- tramurals 1 and 2; Track 2. - 2. DONNA GENE DE WITT - Edu- cation; FTA 1 and 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2, State Corresponding Secretary 2, Editor of KSFTA 2; Annual Staff IjPepClubl and 2.1 ' ;- JUDY MAY DILL - Education; Pep Club 1 and 2; Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2; FTA 2. DALE DODSON-Pre-Optometry; Vets ' Club 1; Science Club 2. JERRY FANKHOUSER - Pre- Engineering; Science Club 1 and 2; Cage Board 2; Tennis 2. «A. JOHNNY FRENCH - Pre-Engineering. GARY BOLOBAY - Pre-Engineering; Science Club 1 and X. 2; President 1. JOHN GRABNER - Pre-Engineering; Science Club 1 and 2; President 2; Pi Delta Theta 2; Chorus 2; Annua ' Staff 2; Journalism 2; Student Council 2; Intramurals 2. LOIS HAMMER - Education; Pep Club 1 and 2; FTA 1 and 2, Librarian 2; Chorus 1 and 2. 2- 13 KENNETH HANSEN- Pre-Denti- stry; Science Club 1 and 2, Re- porter 2. RUPERT HARTSHORN-Physi- cal Education; Football 1 and 2; Intramurals 1 and 2. DORMALEE HERNDON-Educa- tion; FTA 1; Annual Staff 1; Pep Club 1 and 2; Chorus 1 and 2. X. JANICE JOAN HILL-Business; VOP 1, Treasurer 1; Student Council 1; Pi Delta Theta 1, Vice-President 1; Annual Staff 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1 and 2, Secretary 1, Treasurer 2. JIM HLADIK - Pre-Agriculture. ALBERT RAY JOHNSON - Business. l-X v WILLIAM O. KETTERMAN-Pre- Engineering; Football 2; Basket- ball 1; Intramurals 2; Track 2; Science Club2, Vice-President 2. SEUNG KYUNG KIM-Business. LARRY L. LAMBING - Pre-En- gineering; Science Club 1 and 2; Ag Club 1, President 1; Stu- dent Council 2. t ROBERT LILL EY - Business; Vets ' Club 1; Football 1 and 2. DONNA JO LOCKE-Business; Pep Club 1 ; VOP 1 and 2. 14 PHYLLIS IRENE LONG - Physical Education; Pep Club 1 and 2; Cheerleader 2; Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2, Secretary 2; FTA 1 and 2; Chorus 1 and 2; Journalism 1 and 2; An- nual Staff 1 and 2; JCY 2. DON McFARLANE - Pre-Chemistry; Science Club 1 and 2; Intramurals 1 and 2; Tennis 2. JANICE A. McKINNEY - Busi- l ness; VOP 1, President 1; Pep Club 1 and 2; Chorus 1 and 2. MERLIN MARSHALL- Pre-Engi- neering; Science Club 2. WILLIAM ARTHUR MAUS - Physical Education; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2. ) ' X A ' W MARVAJEANMITCHELL-Busi- ness; Pep Club I and 2; Student Council 1 and 2; Annual Staff 1; Annual Queen Attendant 1; Chor- us 1 and 2; Pi Delta Theta 1 and 2; VOP 2. GENE M. MYERS - Pre-Engi- ' neering. WILLIAM DIANE NOEL - Pre- Engineering; Football 1 and 2; Basketball 2. ■■■% I DONALD R. PARRY - Physi- cal Education; Football 1 and 2; Basketball 1 and 2; Student Council 1; Class Vice-President 1 . PATTY JO PARRY -Education; FTA 1 and 2, Librarian 1, Secre- tary 2; Pep Club 1 and 2; Class Secretary 2; JCY 2. DON PATTERSON - Pre-Engi- neering; Science Club 1 and 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1 and 2. 1-4. PAUL G. PETTY - Pre-Industriai Psychology; Vets ' Club 1; Student Council 2, President 2. THEODORE J. REGIER - Liberal Arts; Science Club 2; FTA 2. r 0 - 0Kr m m%. ; -r PEGGY ROGERS - Pre-Home Economics; Pep Club 1 and 2, President 2; Student Council 1 and 2; Annual staff 1 and 2; FTA 2. MARVIN R. SCHMUTZ - Business, TERRY D. SELLARDS - Liberals Arts; Pi Delta Theta 2. GERALD L. SNYDER - Pre-Optometry; Science Club 1 and 2. RON STARR -Liberal Arts; An- nual Staff 1 and 2; Journalism 1 and 2, Photographer 1 and 2; Student Council 2. PAUL R. STEWART-Business. RODNEY R. STOREY-Physical Education. T DANNY THOMAS - Education; FTA 2. LINDA THOMPSON- Business; Pep Club 1 and 2, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Chorus 1 and 2; VOP 1, Secretary 1; Annual Staff 2; Journalism 2; JCY 2. DON THORNTON - Business. - . JAKIE O. UNRUH - Pre-Engi- neering. VIVIAN WALTERS - Business; Pep Club 1 and 2; Chorus 1 and 2; VOP 2; Student Council 2. JOE WHITMORE - Business. CRAIG WILLIAMSON - Criminology; Annual Staff 1 Photographer 1 and 2; Class Vice-President 2; JCY 2. BEVERLY WILSON - Education; FTA 1 and 2; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1 and 2, Business Manager 1, Secre- tary 2; Annual Staff 1. ( CHARLES R. WYSS - Physcial Education; Football 2. RUTH YOUNG - Liberal Arts. 17 sfa j farfy j 6wb v J Ae z FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Judith Farber, Treasurer Ernest L. Hawkins, Vice President Darlene Shoemake, President Eleanor Wending, Secretary knenhman claaa f ' i j5 ffpPpf. j««Mt • - 1 1 ' ■ : : : 1 Hi 1 MARILYN ABRAHAM RICHARD F. ALBRIGHT i TRINIDAD J. ALFARO ALBERT V. ALLEN LOIS EILEEN ASH TERRY AYERS BARBARA BACHTEL JOHN W. BACHTEL NORMA JEANNE BAILEY NANCY BALCH CHARLES BARLETT ROBERT F. BEAMAN LYLE BERGES DON LESLIE BERLIN DAVID E. BERNHARDT BARBARA BLOIR V JON AL BLUBAUGH RAY L. BOICE GERALD W. BORGER EVELYN BRACHT KAREN LAVONNE BRAMAN HAZEL BRUCE LARRY BRYAN MARY BUFFUM GARY BURKHART JOHN A. CERVANTES WILLIAM E. CLARK MICHAEL E. CLAY HAROLD L. COATS JUDITH MARIE COCHRAN CARL LEE COOLEY 1 1 H WESLEY COSBY, JR HENRY COTTON JERRY R. COUR LELAND COX LARRY A. CRISSUP RONALD CRUMRINE GLADYS CURRY ROY KEITH DARLINGTON RICHARD H. DARTER ROBERT L. DAUBER KENT DEVORE H. DEAN DE WITT WAYNE DUSENBERY LAWRENCE DWYER TOM D. EDWARDS DENNIS EVERETT JUDITH FARBER ANDREW R. FORREST BILL FOWLER GARY FOWLER -a. 1 DARRELL FOXWORTHY STEPHEN GILLEN KAREN SUE GILLIAND MILLARD GLADFELTER GEORGE GODFREY ROBERTA GOUCHER ' BOB GRAHAM JIM GREEN DAVID RICH GRISHAM JOHN GUINN RICHARD HADEN TREVA HADEN BILL HARNEY ERNEST L.HAWKINS JOYCE HEDRICK ' GLEN E. HEPBURN JIM HERREN JOHNNIE E.HILTON BILL HILYARD I NORMAN hinderliterJ-9-. s s Ik E sfm 03 BILL HODGSON PEGGY SUE HOWER LARRY HOWERTER -2- CLINTON HOY LARRY J. HROMEK THEODORE G. HUBER J. J. HUFF WILLIAM HUGHES PHIL HUNTSINGER BETTY INGRAM NORMAN JAMES CHARLENE SUE JOHNSON CLAIRE LA VON JOHNSON DARYL JOHNSON DONALD L. JOHNSON ■ ' BARBARA KAMMERLOHR HENRY KARRAKER DONNA K. LANCE GLEN R. LEHMAN, JR. JERRY LOBAN CALISTA LOGUE KENNETH S. LONG JERRY LUCE DONALD MCBEE STEVE MCBRIDE LILLIAN MCCAFFREE FRED MCGUIRE [-% RICHARD MCHUGH DAVID W. MCLAIN MAX MCLEAN : ! X ' -«—: f % %|r I JUL ' i. VIRGINIA LOU MCNOWN BETTY MANKA GARY MATTIX EON MAY MARION MOORE KENNETH E. MURPH • DELBERT NUTTER ' ? JIM OSBORN .£ DON L. PATTON GERALD PATTON LARRY M. PATTON DOROTHY PHILLIPS TOM PHILLIPS JANET POLLOCK VALLAIR M. POOLE WAYNE POSTOAK JOHN E. PRICE MARY RAY SHARON REEVES LOUIS L. REGIER :ssai ARTHUR RENFRO GARY ROPER GARY M. RYLAND SONNY SAUNDERS DON SAVAGE JAMES SCHATZEL DARLENE SHOEMAKE CLIFFORD LEE SILL £% f ry. -y k j -  r B ' MARVIN E. SMITH WILLIAM JOSEPH SMITH DARELL D. SOMMERS FRANCIS W. SOWERS = O « KAY STACKLEY JIM SWINGLEY VAN W. TARR BETTY ANN THOMAS JOHN W. THOMAS NELLIE THOMPSON ELLEN THORNTON TERRY THORNTON ■.;. mffm 1 W Nnjr- I CARL THURMAN FRANCIS TREBBE BILL UNDERKOFLER MELVIN R. WAGNER GERALD WATSON DOUG WELDON J. ELEANOR WENTLING JIM WEST VICKI WEST CECIL WHITESIDE WALTER L. WHITLOCK PATRICIA ANNE WILLHITE GARY WILSON JOANNE MARIE WILSON GERALD WRIGHT EVELYN BARNES MARY DANIELS NANCY DILLINGER BARTENE EVANS JEAN FUDGE JUDY HANSON MARGARET HORN SYLVIA KENNEDY BEVERLY MESSECAR TEOLA MILLER CATHY NEUKIRCH MARILYN OLSON MARY JANE PALMER PATPROFFITT VESTA RICHEY LYNNETTE ROWLAND EDNA SHIMP FRANCES THOMPSON NINA WATTS 1 ifoun health ft % • Nursing Board Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital Presented here are the I960 prospective graduates who have chosen to dedicate themselves to the service of mankind as the nurses of the future. All important in their lives is the nursing staff which consists of (left to right): Ruth King, Instructor of the Arts; Any Adams, Clinical Instructor; Lois Smith, Clinical Instructor of Obstetrics;; Eula Ashbrook, Director of Nurs- ing and Nursing Service; Jimmie Lou Boucher, Medical Floor Supervisor; Beryl Lacey, Surgical Floor Supervisor; and Dorothy James, Operating Room Supervisor, The Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital and the Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital School of Nursing are the connecting factors of their educational and practitional activities. When not studying, the girls often relax in the lounge to watch television, to play cards, or to talk over good times together. Ufcmiiii.;;,, Lounge Initiation Susan B. Allen Memorial Hospital School of Nursing to the new dementen. and the new faacea . . . LEFT TO RIGHT (Standing): George Boucher, James Garrison, R. L. Dickson, Edgar Dwire, Larry Corkery, John Newlon, Charles McNally. (Sitting): Irene Storrer, Neil Ingram, Bob Sewell, Carolyn Hawkins. LEFT TO RIGHT (Standing): Thurman Kelly, Elmer Laurent, George Dickson, Lester Hansen, Darrell Baker. (Sitting): Pat Ralston, Gail Huaracha, Eddie Jane Laughlin, James Shaver. 32 % J jzdevifi i ' x yuMjecu cheena PEP CLUB OFFICERS (above, left to right): Eleanor Wentling, Student Council Representative; Vicki West, business manager; Beverly Wilson, secretary; Peggy Rogers, president; Janice Hill, treasurer; Linda Thomp- son, vice president; Darlene Shoemake, business Manager. LEFT: Pep Club sponsor, Miss Fisher, and the Griz- zlies ' mascot, Gruff y T. FRONT ROW (left to right): Janice Hill, Beverly Wilson, Peggy Rogers, Jeannie Mitchell, Vivian Walters, Donna Locke, Donna Dewitt, Judy Dill. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Abraham, Judy Farber, Karen Braman, Dorma Haines, Patty Jo Parry, Lois Hammer, Linda Thompson, Karen Gilliand. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hedrick, Barbara Kammerlohr, Joanne Wilson, Mary Buffam, Vicki West, Marion Moore, Betty Manka, Darlene Shoemake. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Wentling, Kay Stackley, Virginia McKnown, Judy Cochran, Dorothy Phillips, Patricia Wilhite, Lois Ash, Barbara Bachtel. TOP ROW: Phyllis Long, Merry Gay Bankey, Sandra Cloyes, Donna Lance, Rosalie Darland, Nancy Balch. 34 I Cheerleaders for the 1957-1958 season were: Left to right — Donna Lance, Merry Gay Bankey, Rosy Hill, Sandy Cloyes, and Phyllis Long. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to prepare young people for teaching; the activities are of a service nature. The activities this year included a visit to the training school at Winfield, a Christmas party for retarded children, listening to beginning teachers who told of their experiences, and hearing a member of the K.S.T.A. speak. The officers were: Patty Jo Parry, secretary; Marilyn Abraham, reporter; Karen Braman, publicity; Lois Hammer, librarian; Vicki West, social; Betty Manka, vice-president; Willis Allen, treasurer; Merry Gay Bankey, president; Judy Farber, student council. hene ' a to tomonnow ' a teachena. Left to right, front row: Barbara Kammerlohr, Peggy Hower, Marion Moore, Donna DeWitt, Judy Dill, Betty Thomas. Second row: Phyllis Long, Barbara Bachtel, Merry Gay Bankey, Beverley Wilson, Sandy Cloyes, Patty Jo Parry, Lois Hammer, Peggy Rogers, Karen Gilland, Karen Braman. Third row: Betty Manka, Judy Farber, Barbara Bloir, Marilyn Abraham, Darlene Shoemake, Eleanor Wentling, Vicki West. Standing: Lyle Burgess, Ted Regier, Willis Allen. 36 Pi Delta Theta is the dramatics club of El Dorado Junior College. This year, this club has been responsible for the production of a number of one-act plays. Members of Pi Delta Theta are shown pictured above. Top pic- ture, back row: Vicki West, Charlene John- son, Judy Dill, Merry Gay Bankey, Phi His Long, Sandy Cloyes, Ron Starr, Mr. L. W. Nixon. Front row: John Grabner, Tom Phillips, John Price, Don Page, Willis Allen, Melvin Wagner. mankn, make-up, and manuacnipta Pi Delta Theta officers, left to right: Melvin Wagner, president; Merry Gay Bankey, vice-president; Ton Phillips, student council representative; Sandy Cloyes, Secretary-treasurer; Mr. L. W. Nixon, sponsor 37 voices nailed in ®nq First row, pictured above are, left to right: Nellie Thompson, Lois Hammer, Linda Thompson, Charlene Johnson, Patty Jo Parry, Vivian Walters, Jean Mitchell, Peggy Rogers, Merry Gay Bankey, Joyce Hedrick, Janice McKinney, Donna Lance, Rosalie Hill Darland, Betty Thomas, Joanne Wilson. Second row: Marilyn Abraham, Peggy Hower, Donna Locke, Marion Moore, Eleanor Wentling, Virginia McNown, Darlene Shoemake, Sandra Cloyes, Roberta Goucher, Phyllis Long, Beverly Wilson, Kay Stackley, Donna Adams, Nancy Balch. Third raw: Gayle Ashlock, Lyle Berges, Calista Logue, Dorma Herdon, Mary Ray, Karen Gilliland, Karen Braman, Vicki West, Sharon Reeves, Judith Cochran, Lois Ash, Larry Crissup, Jim Green, J. L. Huff. Fourth row: Larry Patton, Doug Weldon, Terry Sellards, Bill Moss, Darrell Sommers, Dean De Witt, Gl en Lehman, Ron Starr, Jim Hladik, Craig Williamson, David Bernhardt, Robert Beaman, Millard Gladfelter, Ray Boice, Larry Bryan, Cecil Whiteside, Albert Johnson, John Grabner. 38 successful fautune executives Ten junior college girls who are interested in a commercial career compose the Vocational Office Practice Club. The girls hold half-day jobs to gain business experience. Miss Helen Traylor is the sponsor. V.O.P. officers, left to right: Calista Logue, president; Nancy Balch, student council repre- sentative; Roberta Goucher, reporter; Kay Stack- ley, vice president; Joyce Hedrick, secretary- treasurer. Bottom picture , standing: Calista Logue. First row: Mary Buffum, Roberta Goucher, Jean Mit- chell, Vivian Walters, Donna Lance, Joyce Hedrick. Back row: Norma Bailey, Nancy Balch, Kay Stackley. fieie ' a a hearty welcome ! This year welcomes the JCY Club into the life of El Dorado Junior College. The purpose of this religious association for college men and women is to unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God, to determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people, and in this task, to seek to understand Jesus and to fol- low Him. At the beginning of the year the JCY wrote and adopted a constitution, elected officers, and or- ganized the following committees: Finance, Rec- reation, Membership, and Publicity. In addition, the association established these commissions: World Service, Christian Heritage, Personal Growth, and Social Responsibility. Later the JCY was introduced to the students, after which a membership drive was held. Food, money, and clothing were given by the JCi r to several needy families during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Be- sides the service projects, regular meetings and occasional parties are a major part of the JCY. Once again the annual staff offers this toast: Here ' s a Hearty Welcome! JCY OFFICERS: Karen Braman, Treasurer; Marion Moore, Sec- retary; Patty Jo Parry, Publicity; Sandy Cloyes, Vice President; and Kay Stackley, President. LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Vivian Walters, Donna Locke, Donna DeWitt, Judy Dill, Joanne Wilson, Vicki West, Donna Lance, Charlene Johnson, Lois Hammer, Sponsor Miss Kuhlmann. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Thompson, Marion Moore, Patty Jo Parry, Sandra Cloyes, Merry Gay Bankey, Phyllis Long, Kay Stackley. FRONT ROW: Lyle Berges, David Bernhardt, Keith Darlington, Ted Huber, Glen Lehman, Gerald Wright. 40 may they conquen apace The Science Club was established to create and promote an interest in science among the students of El Dorado Junior College. The officers are Larry Lambing, student council representative; John Grabner, president: Bill Ketterman, vice president; Don Patterson, secretary-treasurer; Ken Hanson, reporter. Front roil ' , pictured below, left to right: John Bachtel, David Bernhardt, Kent DeVore, Marilyn Abraham, Karen Braman. Second row: Larry Bryan, Terry Ayers, Don McBee, Mike Clay, Larry Lambing, Don Mc- Farlane. Third row: Ted Regier, Gerry Borger, Don Patterson, Bill Hilyard, Charles Barlett, Keith Darling- ton. Fourth row: Marvin Smith, John Grabner, Gary Golobay, John Cervantes, Jerry Fankhouser, Merlin Marshall. Fifth row: Louis Regier, Don John- son, Ted Huber, Bill Clark, Dick Haden, Doug Weldon, Bill Adams. Sixth row: Bill Ketterman, Bob Dauber, Gary Ryland Lyle Berges, David McLain, Gene Myers, Seventh row: Mr. Little, Gerald Wright, Craig Williamson, Bill Auernheimer, Trinidad Alfaro, John Price, David Grisham, Gerry Beckham, and Mr. Altendorf. Front table, left to right: Joanne Wilson, Charlene Johnson, Vicki West, John Grabner. Back table, left to right: Barbara Kammerlohr, Marilyn Abra- han, .Ron Starr, Linda Thompson and Marion Moore. Right table, left to right: Merry Gae Ban- Key, Phyllis Long and Karen Braman. Members of the staff who made the trip to Wichita were, left to right, Karen Braman, freshman edi- tor, Merry Gae Bankey, sophomore editor, Ronn Starr, photographer, Miss Bradford, Sponsor, Sandra Cloyes and Vicki West. The staff looks over a paper recently published in the picture at far right. may, This year a new program was inaugurated for the publication of the year- book and school paper, a group of students met for an hour each day to work as a class instead of working at night as in previous years. Under the direction of Miss Bradford and Miss Fisher, they published the Grizzly Growls and prepared all copy for the yearbook. Their activities included a trip to Wichita for a conference on yearbooks, working in the conces- sion stand, planning a Valentine party to crown the Yearbook King and Queen, and helping plan the spring banquet after all work had been com- pleted on the yearbook. he gineaa pnoqneaa. Where ' s the salt? J jfajCUjU£u fb4s u W Back row: Coach Ralph Brumback, Phil Huntsinger, Cliff DeLano, Gary Alley, Ron Wimberly. Front row: John Hilton, Gary Boston, Wayne Postoak, Ray Boice. mud in Back row: Jim Herren, Rupe Hartshorn, Sonny Saunders, Mike Jenkins. Front row: Bob Lilley, Jim Russum, Del Nutter, Ernie Hawkins. Back row: Clinton Hoy, Bill Fowler, John Edwards, Jim Schatzel. Front row: Burke Weber, Steve McBride, Gary Ryland, Bill Heatwole. Inset: Glen Hepburn thein eifea Back row: Don Parry, Coach Bob Douglas, Van Tarr, Front row: Bill Ketterman, Gary Fowler. Inset: Charlie Wyss. 2K v - W v 4 , 43 ■  2 ' . bnuins After enjoying nine victorious seasons, the 1957 Grizzlies ran into a rash of injuries, sickness, and lack of experience, and lost six of their eight games. The Grizzlies opened the season at Fort Scott, where the Greyhounds took a heart- breaker from the Grizzlies. After downing Parsons in a rain-soaked game, the Bruins ran out of gas. Dodge City, Coffeyville, Arkansas City, and Independence downed them on successive weeks. Then the rains came again, and the Grizzlies squeaked by Garden City in a game marked by intermittent showers. The flu bug caused the Hutchinson game to be canceled. The season closed with Pratt downing the Bruins in the Homecoming game. ■ ' ■ ' j . battle Opp. Juco Fort Scott 7 6 Parsons 6 Dodge City 26 6 Coffeyville 18 7 Arkansas City 40 Independence 31 Garden City 12 13 Pratt 21 19 : : «V« . . - Football Royalty (left to right): Cliff DeLano and Janet Pollock, Queen Vicki West and Captain Rupert Hartshorn, Eleanor Wentling and Mike Jenkins. «• - ELEANOR WENTLING FOOTBALL QUEEN VICKI WEST heie ' a to beauty, Don Parry Ernie Hawkins Larry Hromek caqena After a slow start, the Grizzlies re- covered to have a so-so season. Late in the year, the Grizzlies snapped out of a losing streak to take four straight games on the road, and climb into a tie for fourth place in the league standings. Coach Brumback ' s charges showed lots of fight, and had commendable team play as shown by the fact that no individual dominated the scoring. Ernie Hawkins led the Grizzlies with a 16-point average, and Don Berlin followed closely with a 14-point-per-game average. Finally, the Grizzlies posted an 8 won-12 lost record. zcone Juco Opp lola 64 79 Parsons 73 61 Chanute 60 43 Independence 50 68 lola 63 69 W.U. Freshmen 69 80 Hutchinson 64 81 Garden City 73 67 Dodge City 58 62 Arkansas City 51 63 Independence 69 76 St. John ' s 72 44 Chanute 72 64 Pratt 72 64 Garden City 67 66 Dodge City 40 50 Parsons 76 64 Hutchinson 65 90 Pratt 63 64 Arkansas City 67 70 DICK ALLGRIGHT VICKI WEST PAUL PETTY DARLENE SHOEMAKE DOUG WELDON PHYLLIS LONG BASKETBALL ROYALTY (Sitting): Queen Dar- lene Shoemake, Captain Don Berlin. (Standing): Ernie Hawkins, Vicki West, Phyllis Long, Wayne Dusenbery. Queen Darlene Shoemake man beauty pnevail Bolin Watson Brazil Petty Storey McFarlane Edwards Patton Sanderson Hanneford Hilyard Patterson Forrest Seglem Melville Reed Ashlock Grabner Albright Hughey Vaught Hoy Boice AonM£z6 59 1958 Rotfa( jbonna Lance Wayne Jbuaenbeiy Attendants YYlenny Qay Bankeif. nmsmm } •  • or « «  ■ %   « «  • « 9  «  tJFM i ■v.v.v • •   « • I  , , Don Beiim ■ queen danlene a 1 M MMJJk annual cananatcan dance V ' H ' , ' Is? 4 « ' t v All 4 40tt i 1 . n jfay mome th; JMtoend ted 65 Salute to the bean ' . Honon Holl Standing: Donna DeWitt, Pat Brazil, Donna Adams, Theodore Regier, Eleanor Wentling, Gary Golobay, Evelyn Clark. Seated: Darlene Shoemake, Sharon Reeves, Marilyn Abra- ham, Lillian McCaffree, Mary Lou Barker. eft to Right: Marion Moore, John Grabner, Ellen Thornton, Terry Sellards Barbara Kammerlohr, velyii Clark, Lillian McCaffree, Edgar Dwire, Eleanor Wentling, Theodore Regier, Donna Lance, L Evely Kay Stackley Nienstedt. 66 ,± and the Scholarship. Students I VJ §§M W l r M W 1 I } 1 ' MARILYN ABRAHAM A.A.U.W. DONNA ADAMS Mathematics MERRY GAY BANKEY Delta Kappa Gamma • • DAVID BERNHARDT Colladay KAREN BRAMAN Yearbook DONNA DEWITT City Teachers ' Assoc. VICKI WEST Journalism HI . — -1 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Ingram, Donna Locke, Eleanor Wentling, Peggy Hower, Rosalie Darland, Haines, Sharon Reeves, Ron Starr, Kent DeVore, Seung Kyung Kim, Dick Haden, David Bernhardt, K PICTURED: Cecil Whiteside, Joanne Wilson, Barbara Kammerlohr, John Grabner, and Marion Moore 67 Sandra Clo eith Darlin F - yes, Dorma gton. NOT Out ofc this woild . . . and into heavenl Lul M Vocal Solo ... I ' ll Sail Upon A Doj Star Moonswoon Burr. Toast .. . Johnny Jupiter ' s Jokes. W Adams, Sophomore President Quartet . . . The Sun Spots. Shooting Starr, Plan- etary Patton, Gravity Grabner, Satellite Sel- l ards. mtt Toast ack Rogers ' Bards, Mr. W.lboi Reading . . . Q ueen Luna ' s Musings, Kay Carroll Vocal Solo . . . Two Different W Gay Galaxy Abraham 68 ijrii ' i.p Toastmaster ... Flash Gordon ' s Com merit. Paul Petty, Student President Heads in the Clc ! to qoala and ORDER OF THE PURPLE qained Evelyn Clark Seung Kyung Kim Ruth Young honohb won 71 Sis Boom E Com and get it! Hi I Beauty and beasts go to Boeing • • — , .1 Supervising Grabnerr ' ■ ' . After the bonfire riTL f Careful, don ' t fall! - More calories! tn YEARBOOKS COVER BY MYERS