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

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BARNUM, DEAN-FB GRAVES, LYLE-HB HAAG, RONALD-HB STUCKY, DENNIS-T Hutchinson, Kansas Pasco, Washington Hutchinson, Kansas Partridge, Kansas CRAT HORNE, JERRY-Manager Hutchinson, Kansas -If 1 V V ead no board the bus t0 TYR' ea' Y 1 group of students gei T Y ON TO TYLER - 2 S eepy Friday morning- RESERVE LETTERMEN LINGLE, EDDIE-HB STAUFFHI, HAROLD-C MASTELLAR, BOB-E LANE, DAVID-Water McPherson, Kansas Nickerson, Kansas Enterprise, Kansas Hutchinson, Kansas

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LAWRENCE-C Kansas Kansas Kansas TERRY-HB ORTIZ , RAY-HB Kansas K ingman, Kansas 319 'Q-X 'nas- Kansas Mt. Hope, Kansas Abilene, Kansas Natomal Kansas The Seshermen acted as giant-killers in the next battle as they were definitely underdogs in their battle with the Little Rose-Bowl hopefuls, the Grizzlies from ElDorado. Playing a terrific defensive game and showing power every time they got the ball, the Blue and Red doused any ElDorado hopes of going to the Little Rose Bowl. The Dragons were the first to score only to see ElDorado retake the lead in the first quarter, 7-6. But a second quarter barrage of touchdowns literally wrapped up the tussle for Hutch with a half-time lead of 27-7. Adding one more in the third, the Seshermen settled down to holding the Grizzlies in check. Once ElDorado was on the Hutch one-foot line with two downs to go and a hard-charging line prevented the Grizzlies from making the TD. Although Pretty Prairie, Kansas T' SDREM, NELsoN'n Assistant Coach the ElDorado eleven tallied twice more, the enormous Dragon lead was more than enough and the Blue and Red clobbered ElDorado, 34-2.1. The McCook, Nebraska, Indians completed the Dragon 1952 slate as the final battle was played at Gowans field with the Dragons as slight underdogs at game time. The odds quickly changed, though, as the Seshermen briskly proceeded to make mince-meat of the McCook squad. Again showing beautiful offensive and defensive power, the Dragons gave up only one touchdown, that as a result of a Hutch fumble on a kickoff. Every man saw action in this game, and the Indians could not even stop the reserves as the Blue Dragons won easily, 34-7. Stafford, Kansas PATTERSON, DEAN-HB LUNDSTROM, BOB-HB Little River. Kansas LINGLE, HAROLD-HB McPherson, Kansas Ti. Z X..

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ONE MOLE OF HZO, ONE SQUIRT OF JOY ONE OUNCE OF ELBOW GREASE ----- ONE CLEAN TEST TUBEI - Mr. Fred El1iott's chemistry students apply lab techniques and class instructions in first semester chemistry. WHAT'S THE PITCH - During their free periods, most of the fellas spend their leisure time play- ing pitch or pinochle in Dragon Inn. IT'S NOT ALL IN THE BOOK - Mr. Tom Kelly, speech instructor and debate coach, explains to his class that you must learn from personal experiences as well as from books. I