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

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Indian summer: That is gold which is worth gold, said Horace, the Roman poet who died in 8 B.C. The gold sought by Butler students and faculty can vary according to the various goals of each person. For one person the glorious gold of a Kansas October sunshine is sufficient. For others, a victory in an athletic event is the gold. Some seek the gold as a reward for getting an education and good job. Others seek golden days of happiness with friends and lovers while attaining an education. For an instructor, a golden hour can be the class where no one is absent and everyone turns in the assignment. A golden moment can be when the student finally un- derstands the solution to a mathematics problem. For the sophomore who is graduating, the golden date has arrived. Indeed, That is gold which is worth gold. the golden days ENJOYING INDIAN SUMMER DAYS is Glen Henry (left) as he studies an assign- ment. Michelle Lawrence and Brenda Wedel stroll between the 8-plexes. Lisa Met- calf, Jean Linot, and Mark Oberhelman are headed for the Library for some study. 2 Opening i

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Butler County Community College El Dorado, Kansas 67042

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