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

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. - ' KT Showing their school spirit on Stunt Night are Gina Moreno and Cynthia Martin. Below, James McGee, Tonya Fox, Clayton Whitfield, and Sherri Leedom arrive in Hutchinson for a foot- ball game. Lower left, Phi Beta Lamba mem- bers, Renee Torres, Tammy Harold, and Dan Edwards, man a booth to sign up new members to the business club. Lower right, the campus walk from the library. Wi i V : 5 —

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smm Bearing the college colors and insignia are students on the campus. At right, Shawnette Joseph is interviewed by Randy Ruark for The Lantern. Below, coeds pin James Burress to the floor of the Student Lounge. Lower left, students gather their books and head for fall classes. Lower right, enjoying the final rays of summer are Mel Whiteside, Doug Hiebert, Darren Yoke, Christina Johansson, and Terri Fowler.

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Im J Jj Ji Student life at BCCC means many things to many people since students ' ages vary from 18 to 80. The nucleus for college social activities is usually formed by campus dormitory residents and other local residents rather than by the commuter students. Student life for the commuters is usually academically oriented. Sports related activities attract a number of people whether as a participant or as a spectator. The football Homecoming festivities brought together hundreds of par- ticipants in October. Many students attend BCCC on music, sports, drill team, cheer leading, drama,and other participating scholarships; and all of these people are active in campus activities. Their student lives are involved. Dormitory residents held the first annual Drag King and Queen contest in the fall for a new college activity. Dances in the Student Union attracted a number of studen- ts throughout the year. Much social life centered around sitting in the late summer and early fall sunshine and visiting. Congregated at two p.m. in the Student Union were the faithful fans of General Hospital. Students as a whole did not seem to be too interested in the national political elections according to reports from media interviews on the campus. BCCC ' s Bookstore was especially busy in the early fall selling items marked by Butler ' s purple and gold colors and the griz- zly emblem to new students. Student life is varied at the college but all the students like to be identified as belonging by sporting the official insignias. Tracy Bowles and Kim Grant get prepared to strut their stuff at the first annual Dorm Drag King and Queen Contest held on October 10, in the cafeteria. Jay Ollen- berger, Herington freshman, demonstrates his graceful body movements which helped him to become the 1984 Dorm Drag Queen. Shayna (Chili Sauce) Robinson portrays a New York City pimp as she makes her way around the cafeteria. Even with a hairy chest and legs, Chicago sophomore Mark Jones holds his composure after losing his wig during the contest.