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

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Holding ice on his knee because of an injury sustained in the Homecoming game against Dodge City is Rick Remsberg. Leaving Our Mark Campus spirit has also been in- creasing in the past few years. Pride came to campus when the football team won the National Junior College championship two years ago and this year when the Grizzlies were ranked high in the national polls. Butler started out with a win- ning season, but soon turned sour as the Grizzlies lost some important games. But even with their losses to Dodge City at the Homecoming game, the Grizzlies beat the Conquistadors in conference play at the end of the season — which made it possible for Butler ' s football team to go to its first bowl game at Ranger, Texas. Butler defeated the Rangers, 21-11. Even the dances, Homecoming ac- tivities and skating parties saw an increase in participation. All of these college improvement and swelling campus pride con- tributed to making us valuable ad- ditions to our society. The college has left its mark and the students who attended this college have left their mark and will continue to do so. What mark and how that mark will be made is up to the individual but Butler County Community College will continue to be a good place to start. Stunt Night saw a variety of acts, one of which was the Whistlers sponsored by the Phi Beta Lambda business fraternity. Looking real close at the bottom photograph it appears to be no other than Carl Heinrich, president; Bill Bidwell, journalism instruc- tor; Phil Arnold, dean of finance and operations, and Darrel Erikson, business in- structor. Their efforts won Phi Beta Lambda second prize of $50. 8 Opening

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