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

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The Grizzly Butler County Community College El Dorado, Kansas 1976 Contents Administration p. 10 Faculty p. 16 Sophomores p. 40 Freshmen p. 50 Athletics p. 64 Organizations p. 82

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' These species are quite fascinating ' Good Day , ladies and gentlemen. My stay here has led to some startling discoveries concerning the curiously strange wild life that inhabits the cam- pus of this college. To study more effectively the students of this fine institution, I divided them into three separate classes: the ATHLE- TICUS CLODUS, the PARTIUS SOCIA- LIUS, and the BRAINIUS BRAINIUS. The Athleticus Clodus and the Par- tius Socialius usually commune with each other quite freely. One of the prime spots for observing this is the Student Union. It contains the recrea- tional activities and refreshments for the students after a hard day of fighting off dangerous teachers (Dangerius Tea- cherius). Here we see different species grazing together, looking for a prime spot in front of the T.V. in the Snack Bar the species feed when hungry and fight out differences in a fast-paced game of Foosball or pool. The Brainius Brainius is a totally dif- ferent matter. To find this elusive and shy creature we must set up a carefully concealed observation point in the Li- brary. Here the creature quietly min- gles with the nosier species, but can easily be identified by the fact he stud- ies. The Administration brought in the world renowned psycho-zoologist, Dr. Hillary Maelstrom, to study the wild life of Butler County Community College for the past year. His report was fascinating but to tell you about it, here is Dr. Maelstrom: