Hutchinson Community College - Dragons Tale Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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lm mf lr: Ill! NOT THAT OLD JOKE, BILL - William Mullins fSociologyJ, FRENCH OR ENGLISH looks guilty and Charles Sesher fCoachJ looks dubious as Close adangua 6 P - Inez Frost fEnglishJ, Orvilene G Mable Hanson CMusicJ and James Barrett fMusicJ laugh at judgment 0 g SJ' and Madeline Knock iEnglishJ mseh Mullins' wit. 11 S0me new books. Pass .gnafrucf .... The surprising thing is that they also have the time and energy to be strictly themselves in social life at school and at home. The proof is here in these pictures of our in- structors as we do not usually see them--relaxing and having fun. QUIT KIBITZING, PLEASE - Gordon Jones rakes leaves in his yard while his wife offers good advice. VE A CUP OF COFFEE? - Gertrude Haury fLibrarianJ, Iva d I on QEH mm Hugh James QCommerceJ, and Marian Brookover fHome Eco- TRAVEL IS EDUCATION - Reba An e sl S g Ch, .examine nomicsb enjoy a faculty coffee-hour informally referred to Mclviillen QGeologyj, and Tom Kel y C pee I as that four-o'clock lift . H navel folder Ovef a Coke m the Student umon' ' -F .22 'Jr ,lla I i Zi 'M fr . 'i ff , -744-4

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.Y it r Y,,.. 1. g -. 6 ff T.. ask Mafgawt THAT - . as O BELIEVE as cglologhq . SUPPOSED T H096 Mo' , . ' 1 ARE WE lliducatioill and Matt? m with the ' bilght Saying Randi? Semi lArtl 'BEARS t 6 mar oi the day' I CAN READ, DADDY - James McLain relaxes with his family, temporarily away from the hustle and bustle of Juco. WHAT ARE Y Cameron qlndustrial Artsj E C C W.1 . 1 - . ampbeu ans: 1 ham Cole CPsycho1ogyJ Lewis Hii el M ol-YL OU LOOKING FOR--INDIANSL, - A, B' 152 UPSTART EINSTEINS - A. W. Miller fPhysicsQ, Fred Elliott fChemistryl, and James McLain CMathematicsl try to a flaw in the Einstein theory as they do some extra-cur- ricular work. The faculty of Hutchinson Juco have the difficult job of turning bewildered freshmen into well- informed, eager sophomores. We are proud that they have the strong constitutions and the stamina re- quired to deal with such an educatic problem. THE SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE - Gordon Jones Drawingj, Dean C. M. Lockman, and Linus Noll their curiosity as to what is on file g c usicy' satisfy fPsycho1ogyJ relax in the warmth of a smile from ' Dorothy Dale Qlviusicj. .LQ Cl -Q-l 151 H11 In SHA 1

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. ' 5 71 fi ' , Q'es .r. ,-1 .. N, 1 4 rf, ya ,- .vii 'I V PZ-1I',fk, ' vlri ' : A ,affvg , ,ik ' , L A FRONT ROW: lone Bolton, Kay Anderson, Gloria Barnes, SIGNIN' IN--Miss Iva James helps Gene Tucker pay Charlene Brooke, Ruth Chaffee. SECOND ROW: Irene his school fees. Waiting their turns are Douglas Ahrens, Sue Black, Wilma Chalfant, Norma Cook, Clash and Don Adams. Diane Belcher, Jo Cooley. BACK ROW: Ken Chambers, Wayne Darnell, Sherrill Bredfeldt, Jerry Belcher, Wayne C01bU 1- HIUSH llISPlAY E HHS FRONT ROW: Bill Arnold, Ilene Dondlinger, Lois Burris, Mary Anne Christopher, LeRoy Berndt, William Bauer Ir. , Jerry Crathorne, Duane Bridgeman. SECOND ROW: Bill Christie, Lyle Dauber, Curtis Barber, Beverly Barrett, Bob Black, Virgil Adair, Bob Dorsch, Roger Dale. BACK ROW: Roger Cochren, Douglas Clash, Donald Becker, Keith Chrisman, Bill Caskey, Donald Davis, Robert Brown, Kenneth Dill. .MS- -rf se X' fx