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

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A and Staff iuMift Ethyl Lange Registrar James McDonald Physical Education Leonard McKinney Business Linda Midgley Business Carmen Moyano Centeno Spanish Lester Nixon Literature Darryl Patten Speech Herman Simpson English Robert Stahl Engineering Drawing Leona Watkins Psychology, Counselor Theodore Wischropp French Members of the faculty are as- sembled for one of their regular faculty meetings in which present problems and future plans are dis- cussed.

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Faculty Edwin J. Walbourn, who has served as assistant dean and then dean of the El Dorado Junior College since 1960, was named President of the newly created Butler County Junior College on October 28, as one of the first of- ficial acts of the newly appointed Board of Regents. To Mr. Walbourn should go much credit for the dissemination of information concerning the purpose of the junior college in the contemporary educational program. He served as a consultant for many groups who sought to inform themselves about our school and its place in the community, prior to the county elec- tion which changed the El Dorado Junior College into the Butler County Junior College. Edwin J. Walbourn, President Robert Chism Art William Cummins Mathematics Basketball Zaylene Danley Physical Education Richard Denton Social Science Thomas Dixon Music Robert Douglass Industrial Arts Charles Fuller Biological Science Richard Gregory Mathematics Physics Everett Harden Shop Robert Kennedy Blenda Kuhlmann Mathematics English

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Administration DISTRICT 3 BOARD OF EDU- CATION, SEATED: Lewis B. Fisher, G. Y. Knoop, Jay Lawrence . STANDING: Robert Bond, Clem Silvers, Hulburt Murray, chairman, Arnold Buhler, superintendent of schools. This has been a year of transition for students, faculty, and patrons of the El Dorado-Butler County Junior College. To the Board of Education of Dictrict 3 and Mr. Buhler, superintendent of schools, we extend our sincere appreciation for their forward look in education and their efforts in helping to expand the educational opportunities for the youth of Butler County. To the Board of Regents, whose responsibility is to implement the monumental task entrusted to their care, we extend our welcome and express our confidence in their ability to build of our school a significant institution that will more effectively serve the young people of our county for years to come. BOARD OF REGENTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: James B. McKay, Jr. , Dr. G. E. Kassebaum, Garland P. Ferrell, Jr. , chairman, Richard L. Chase, Richard Maddox, Chester Davis, Edwin J. Walbourn, president.