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

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The 1981-82 school term became a year of changes for the college. Physically, the college chg addition of n ew buildings. Two new eight-plex dormitory buildings, one for males and one for females, resemble houses. Each contains a kitchen area with cooking facilities, a living and dining area, and two private bathrooms. The campus grew with construction of a new building housing the nursing department, journalism, chorus, instrumental music, laboratory science, photography, and audio visual. For fall, a five percent hike over the preceding year in enrollment resulted when 2,327 students enrolled. The 1981 football squad was undefeated and ranked number two in the National Rankings before playoffs started. This was the first time Butler was ranked nationally in twenty years. The year 1981 brought several changes in physical appearance in education, and in school spirit to the campus. The changes are only the beginning of what the campus will encounter as it prepares itself for the students of the future.

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Dorm Life BCCC added two dormi- tories to the campus this year. The dorms housed 16 stu- dents, eight men and eight women. The new dorms came equipped with kitchens. Sophomores were eligible to live in the new dorms. The old dorm housed 116 stu- dents, 58 each, men and wom- en. Student relaxing in the old dorm are, clockwise: Jeff Sanders, Greg Blackman, Ju- lie Morgan, Louis Craft, and Melanie Crow.