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

Page 20 text:

Y. W. C. A. To the National Y. W. C. A. Board, the El Dorado club is just one of 1,418. Our club may seem small to them, but to the girls of Juco, it holds a place of paramount importance. To the citizens of El Dorado it gives an assurance that Christian living still exists in the younger circle. New members were introduced into the Y. W. C. A. by a get-acquaint- ed party in the library, given soon after school started. At Christmas we had a caroling party. It was enjoyed both by the Y. W. members, and our special guests, of the evening, the boys of Juco. We had one day and one night meeting a month. The day meeting was held during activity period. In these meetings we had special programs and discussed social problems. Our night meetings were parties and after the formal meeting, games were played, and refreshments were served. —18-

Page 19 text:

Varsity Club Varsity Club was formed second sem- ester of this year when five former mem- bers, of the returning veterans, came back to enroll in Juco. Before the war this was a fairly large organization which is now composed of all men who have made a letter in our interscholastic sports. We now have representatives of the state cham- pion football team of 1942 tha t won all eight games of the season ; Bob Swen- gel, Bill Binter, and Pieratt Johnson, Merle Ayler is also a two year football letterman playing on the 1940 and ' 41 teams that had very successful seasons. Warren Grist made his letter when he played on the 1941 tennis team, Bob Swengle was a member of our last track team before the war brought that sport to a halt. These five men were elected as offi- cers of the club with Bob Swengle as pres- ident, Bill Binter vice-president, Pieratt Johnson secretary, Merle Ayler, treasurer, and Warren Grist as the Student Council representative. Our new coach, Joe Wal- lace, who is also a returned serviceman, is the sponsor. With this year ' s letter men in basketball and track the organization once again is active in school policies and activities. f ' i CHEERLEADERS: Judy Sehrepfer, Elvin Ferguson, Evelyn Shaffer. -17-

Page 21 text:

Dramatics The curtain falls on the third act of Last Stop and Pi Delta Theta has finished another successful year. Although we were unable to pre- sent a fall play, the spring - play was a huge success. Besides our main play, we had several smaller plays. Among these were Fatal Quest and The Crimson Cocoanut. The latter play was given to raise money for this annual. The most fun for the older members was the initiation. We really gave it to them, since we had the chance. The officers this year are: President, Judy Schrepfer; Vice-president, Neil Erdwien; Secretary, Montie Brunson; Treasurer, Ada Low. CAST FOR LAST STOP Standing: Nixon, Stansbury, Mattix, Low, Godding, Schrepfer, Clymer, Harris, Johnson, Laybourn, Gifford, McBride, Oliver. Seated: Green, Steiner, Pipkin, Maddux, Swengel, Knollenberg, Duncan. Not pictured: Heston. —19—