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

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Faculty BLENDA KUHLMANN, English (Yearbook, JCY) A.B., Baker University; M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. JAMES McDONALD, Physical Education B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg. ERNEST MIKESELL, Mathematics (Science Club and Intramurals) B.S- , M.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, and University of Missouri. WILLIAM NELSON, Business (Business Club and Book Store) B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; additional study: Trinity University. LESTER NIXON, Speech and English (Sophomore Sponsor and Phi Delta Theta) A.B., Kansas Wesleyan University; M.A., Columbia University; additional study: Northwestern Univer- sity, University of Colorado, and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. VERLIN RICHARDSON, Physical Science (Science Club) B.S., Northwestern State College, Oklahoma; M.Ed., Phillips University; M.S., University of Oklahoma; additional study and research: Kansas State University, Kansas State College of Pittsburg and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . CARL RIGGS, Psychology and Counselor (SKSTA and Freshman Sponsor) A.B., Southwestern College, M.A., Northwestern University; additional study: University of Wichita , Kansas Teachers College of Emporia, and Denver University. MARIAN ROWE, Librarian (Pep Club) B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. ROBERT STAHL, Engineering Drawing B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg; Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . MARJORIE WAMSER, Business B.S-, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . LEONA WATKINS, Home Economics B.S., Central State College, Oklahoma; M.S., Oklahoma State University. THEODORE WISCHROPP, Foreign Language (Student Council) B.S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia; additional study: University of Colombia , Bogota, Colombia. . ; fc 4a m. T OgH W r AJfe -v f

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Faculty fe JEANETTE BARBOUR, Music B.M.E., M.M.E., University of Kansas; additional study: University of Colorado, University of Wichita and University of Kansas. KENNETH BECKHAM, (Band) B.S. , University of Wichita. JOSEPH BERGMAN, English and Journalism (Newman Club) B.S. , St. Benedict ' s College; additional study: Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . HELEN BRADFORD, English (Student Council) B.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia; M.A., University of Colorado; additional study: University of Wichita, Columbia University, University of Denver, and University of Wyoming. ROBERT H. CHISM, Art B.S. , M.S. , Fort Hays Kansas State College. WILLIAM CUMMINS, Basketball B.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; M.S. , University of Wyoming. ZAYLENE DANLEY, Physical Education B.S- , Ottawa University; additional study: Kansas State College of Pittsburg, and Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . RICHARD DENTON, Social Science and Debate (Student Council) A.B. , M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg. A I . ROBERT DOUGLASS, Industrial Arts and Football B.S. , Kansas State University; additional study: University of Wichita. DOROTHY FISHER, Mathematics B.S. , M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; additional study: University of Colorado and University of Kansas. CHARLES FULLER, Biological Science A.B. , University of Kansas; M.S. , Kansas State College of Pittsburg; Ed. S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia . SHIRLEY GABRIELSON, Business B.S. , Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia 7

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Our Buildings In September of 1927 El Dorado Junior College opened its doors to higher education in classrooms on the third floor and part of the sec- ond floor of the present Junior High Building. 1927 to 1946 Science and library facilities were provided in the old Senior High building, the basement of which is the north end of the present gym. This building was razed in 1936 to make way for the present Senior High building. The EJC classes moved into the McKinley Building, a grade school building converted for college use, in 1933. This building stood about where the present auditorium now stands. Classes returned to the Junior High building when the Old Senior High and the McKin- ley buildings were being re- placed by the new Senior High building. The new Senior High building was completed in the spring of 1937, and EJC classes moved into the first floor in March. The library and the science classes were located on the upper floors.