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

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Orientation Orientation was an innovative program for the junior college freshmen this year. Students participated in a two-day series of events that acquainted them with college life, introduced them to members of the faculty, helped them to located campus areas, and enabled them to make new friends more readily. At right freshmen take an English aptitude test in the cafeteria; below left, students experience mock class schedules; below right, students keep time to rock music; bottom, students reassemble for closing session. As a result of their efforts each freshman received an hour of credit and completed their final enrollment. Approxi- mately 422 students qualified for the credit hour. Next year ' s ori- entation will be greatly improved because of the opinions voiced by this year ' s freshmen. % «

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Amahl Wk ' I Amahl greets night vistors. The music and drama departments under the direc- tion of Mr. Thomas Dixon and Mr. Darryl Patten combined efforts to stage the fourth annual produc- tion of the one-act opera, Amahl and the Night Vis- tors. Amahl was played by David Clarkson, and Mrs. Edwin Clarkson portrayed his mother. The kings were Gordon Dolton, Darryl Claassen, and Vernon Peterson. The page was Keith Neill. Members of the chorus served as the shepherds. AmahPs mother reaches for gold. Casper tells Amahl about his magic box. Mother scolds Amahl for lying. Shepherds entertain the kings. Campus Life 19

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Mr l ' %rJttw ' k As soon as the last session was over in the gym, the fresh- men began enjoying campus activities (above). Free food and drinks were furnished by the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce to the students and faculty (below left); two stu- dents peel the paper off their ice cream bars (below right) . Campus Life 21