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

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Christie Bourne, El Dorado sophomore and Honeybear Jazz Dancer, performs a routine at Butler ' s Homecoming. A Griz- zly mascot tries to prove to the fans how tough he thinks he can be. Greg Bales and Lesmes Boada try out one of the two new video display terminals (VDT) aquired by the jour- nalism department. Semester 17

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Fall semester 1984 found the largest enrollment at Butler Coun- ty Community College in the history of the school. A total of 3,523 full time and part time students were enrolled. Out of state students accounted for 36 enrollees and 32 students were from foreign countries. The rest of the enrollment was made up of Kansas residents. Jon Heinrich and Alisa Bridge listen to suggestions during play rehearsal. El Dorado sophomore Dean Fullinwider practices his serve. Lantern staff memrers Greg Bales, Nina Johansson, and Scott Schwemmer discuss the new issue.

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r : . - - ' • »3%H ■ « Enrollment Reaches All Time High Enrollment at the college reached an all time high at the beginning of fall semester when a total of 3523 student headcount was reached. Approximately 500 more students enrolled than in the fall of 1983, ac- cording to Ev Kohls, registrar. McConnell Air Force Base enrollment accounted for 1203 of the students, and another 400 students were enrolled at the Augusta outreach campus. Total outreach enrollment accounted for more students than were enrolled on the campus, Kohls said. On the Butler campus were 32 foreign enrollees and 36 students from out of state. Kohls said that although the headcount was up, students actually enrolled in less credit hours per student than a year ago. Approximately 60 per cent of the students were freshman and 40 per cent were sophomores. Butler showed an increase in enrollment when state universities had a general decrease in numbers of students. The assistant state commissioner of education, Dale Dennis, said that junior college enrollment has increased on a statewide basis for the past several years. BCCC has shown an increase in enrollment for three straight years. Kohls did not pinpoint any one factor as leading to the increase. Adams, Angela Wichita Adams, Dean El Dorado Adams, Lisa Douglass Adams, Vicki El Dorado Ades-Newkirch, Ellisa Leon Akad, Ahmad Syria Akid, Mohamad Syria Akin, Beth Leon Alan, Greg El Dorado Alfaro, Taunya El Dorado Amaechi, Chukwu Wichita Ameen, Asif Bangladesh Anderson, John El Dorado Anderson, Mark Andover Andres, Janice Elbing Andrews, Waynette El Dorado Apprill, Kim El Dorado Arterburn, Larry El Dorado Atherton, Steven Wichita Ausemus, John Wilson Axelson, Dorene Wichita Babcock, Maria Towanda Baca, Joanne El Dorado Badwey, Emily El Dorado 18 Aki-Bad