Hutchinson Community College - Dragons Tale Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)
- Class of 1960
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Table gf Contents Students 6-61 Organizations 5 6 -93 A etz'zn'tz'es 94-109 Faculty 1 10-125 Sports 126-153 :gag rv' With the speed of a jet plane, the Fabulous Fifties swished Father Time into history While JUCO students were enjoying the mid-year holi- days. Infant 1960 presented many space-age problems. But the Sixties will not be as awe- some as they may seem if we find in college new sources of personal strength, broader hori- zons of knowledge, more satisfactory human relationships, and peace within ourselves. Happy days in the new decade-and always. -Jeanie Hardy, Editor ul .ga l15gWaw.1.w--A Q . A wi mm: .gm .. my mm an , .-:ff ll 1' E QW . The Dean Says. . Dean Ellsworth R. Briggs ln a private plane owned by Chalmers and Borton Con- struction Company, Dean Ellsworth Briggs and Supt. Lowell Small flew to Chicago for a conference on IUCO accreditation. Others in the group transacted official school business. Left to Right: Supt. Small, Mrs. Gordon Jones. Gordon Jones, pilotg Dean Briggs, Earl W. Pearce, business manager: Leslie Phillips, superintendent of buildings and grounds. A Kansas University electronics research sci- entist recently said that high intelligence was desir- able in his field but an average boy willing to work hard and be dedicated to his task could readily succeed in it. One can generalize that there will be worthy tasks for all dedicated persons in the Space Age world. It will further shrink our earth and compel us to quicken the solution of its problems of population. of human welfare, of political co-existence-of the material and spir- itual well being of us all. However. we are all called upon to develop ourselves fully and to serve God and mankind con- tinuously at the outer limits of our abilities. De- votion to Christianity. to our country and its des- tiny, and to self-realization, will let us be satisfied with no less than our best. This yearbook will keep bright your memories of this year, the second in which Phi Theta Kappa has accentuated the honor to outstanding scholars formerly given only by the Dean's Honor Roll. We were proud of the record made by our football team. We were overjoyed when our bas- ketball team won the Western Division Conference Championship again, and. after Winning the Ar- kansas City Regional Tournament, won a berth in the national tournament. And as we go to press we are hoping that in the next few weeks our trackmen and debaters can retain the national championships they now hold. The many types of other activities pictured herein exemplify the HJC policy of attempting to provide participation for all who want it and developing talents of every kind. The faculty and administration have been most happy with the progress and development shown by students this year. Speaking for the faculty. I want to wish you a life of distinction, outstand- ing service and adequate iinancial reward. 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X lvffljlg -Z . 1 X - 1 -4. jgllgi 4, ' - Q 1 ' l ,.F' J iELelf,??f5 ' H lk' 5 -. - .1 llryw W'ill1r1m Jillllft' Willa- Huy X A-rlws Phil Young Don Ames Don Blank ,i I . X X L,,.,, ,A ! X Bill Burwell Nancy Cokeley Basketball H zlglzl zlghzfs 'S' Tear f I, - f n 1 ' ' , ,r 1 1 in . . ' , Ti X S ,E , I , F: A' T , f ' 1 lg' ' f ' 1-- A 5, Verlin Cronk Bill Ediger Barbara Fleurdelys Diann Fleurdelys Glenn Harlnaugh Bob Harrison T, 'r , : 'wx 'J AA ,, v,,. I , f. f ' V g,g,'j.,1'H me .Y HL ' ' ff Bzlg Sport Appeals To Students W .1 ,gm .f .,, .Maya qu, lm, X, my X Y' pn, , Jeanette Kueck Dennis Linsclleid loann Ludwxg Gary Macy 'LQ mg as ' 'Wi v- l L' gh' xg V M. 45, V X ,WSF 515552- Sylvia Phillips 21 lsr' x , V1 , Charles Purser Harold Singleton Jack Walker Ronald Zink -QM ,J Front row: Max Dame, Jane Allee, Joanne Kinzie, Patrick Clark. Back row: Gene lVlau'ks, Willz11'cl Friuscn. Dirksen, LaRue Dierks. Students Enjqf uco HOSf9Z'fd!Z.Lj2 lVlurlin Front row: Edwin Schultz. Sharon Cooper, Ann W'yer, Jim Doerksen. Rack row: John Houston, Hubert Hackler. Leonard Saunders. Roger Jon CS. ?'fS msg i w ' 5311 ik: if fsxillvw u 254' . igffgiwl , 1 ' Vs T , ,w?iw55if?iii,., Y ' '?5:i35. 1 ll 'Wu ' .ff rf - '-,1,v--ezfgiliugglg' H Wai' 1 ' , fgggxginxgk -1-N H 14555 32 fn, X, Y 2:5 21 , . ' ' ' f ll iii fglimi ,msg ii .J -'.. N, 351615 Q' .f 5, ggi Front row: Richard Johnson, Ronald O'Hara, Vitoon Suthiprasert, Tom Andrews, Lavina Ollenburger. Back row John Veith, Victor Wirth, Loren Siemens, Larry Duncan, Raymond Pettijohn. C. Over ows With Students Front row: Sylvia Phillips, Ron Watson, Sharon Kratzner. Back row: Delano Pruner, Loren Brown, Joe 'iii gpm . WL .... lg.. fgjglgggg... '...ggg..ggg..,. W.. MQ.. f V N ... Mm... 559.1 '..l9?. .H 3 N A56 as s H Strobel .azz isa. .. Front row: Alicv Ruelas. Connie Briclgeman. Rae Reeves. Beverly Woocls. Back row: Leon Burch. Dennis Ijnsclwirl Jerry Stinson, Delbert Couch. As 777 Enrol! For 1959-1960 David Pipkin, Bill Mayfield, Judy Hale, 'Tom Holland, Ray Peckham. ,, ni EEN Frmzl rou Kenneth qtapleton Mary Calentine, E? SEE Bonnie Propp. EK Lk 2 W x Back row: Fred Hipp Jlm Wvnn Bud Klttle Iunlor Enrollment Largest In Hislow Jack Cronhardt. Gene Hanna. my ,ew H 1559?-'fn ,Q ,, 'in x x '- 1,11 -fgh - ..-..,.,f., Gail Voss. Don Hull Young Democrats Active Localbf The Young Democrats ushered at the State Dem- ocratic Banquet. Two Presidential talk with George hopefuls, Senators Humphrey and Kennedy Docking, Democratic Governor of Kansas. The Young Democrat Club's officers gather to dis- cuss further political plans. The Young Democrat Club reorganized on December 15, 1959, and elected new of ficers: Bryce With1'OW, Presidentg Don Bram well, Vice-Presidentg Sharon DeBusk, Secre ta1'YS Julie Shorb, Treasurerg and Forrest Ten nant, Collegian Representative. The Young Democrats ushered at the Lyndon Johnson banquet and at the State Democratic conven tion, both held in the Sports Arena, where they met three of the four Democratic Presi- dential hopefuls. The Young Democrats have other activities in the makings, mostly social activities. 33 Fred Adams ww L fag 1 emi 2 . ,V LA ,qu I ,555 f 5 Jozsef Anesin Norman Arnold Em- , to t.. .. ' 'B -'K W W. 'G' j, VK V If 4 Delbert Bailey it Wrist , '21 ez X ww. . , ,kd 2- FJ.: 1--QQ, 5, ' V we f, .NW f 25223525 . ffl: . .IL sv , , Larry Battey E?Flfl .i TQ??iN ' t 'tx EE gg. A... . , Bfiizzo, ' Q. A Atl ? 'A ! M 27 . . en.. t so A 'E 4 Q 2 John Albertson ..k 'f.' Wayne Anschutz , , , . 'ze fi K, .. ,J ,. , Ron Avery f , , If Tl K .lean Baker , .Ein - John Beagley if LaVeda Anderson l'Q.e w A ylk ,,.. N Ai Ron Armbrust Keith Allen 2532 -- B ft '11 3 ww . ,267 1- 'ral ',. s inf- tl' 1 TN ., Mike Armour Halls, Classes Bulge u T Phyliss Ball xg .2 2 A. . In a ' ' 1 '2- 5 f af' ' ' 1f2..,-' , ': 4. G ' g A . ff . . 1 JFLTE54? 4,51 am. Steve Beasley 'S ,N r wg, lx Avnell Ballard ' f WJ M . ft 5: Mui' 'X f . M l Gene Becker 4 I, lex, .3 A , if lf ' 1 I N .. W Q vo -v 2' Dennis Allison N .mu , V Ln fax, E S V 7' XX I Lanny Arnett At Seams R x ' lx .73 'B Cary Battey J im Bennett i it ' '-'- f eieflx sw lf' -Ax R' W J 3 A V NINH lf X- ,,! . ww :ff ,'S,gg,? XM' Q Nathan Beyer Dick Bigler Hubert Binns Lucain Bishop ' G ' ar ' bi V F4 -'i . . - l i J' it B 1, QFH Q7 i t t, f if ei f ' , ,fl e ' i 5 sy --rx!!! z, , .Q ' ' .- F J . .1 I . V ,T l? ii 4 i ii'7:i5f i Morris Boehlke A. G. Boley Pat Borgelt Mike Bornholdt W, ig 'v-! S i Large Class Makes Debut W Carl Boster t,W....,.,..,,,.X , 'W ,X e,4..4f.--,tm i . i Q ' s r Q-4 1' n r David Blackwell NHRA ' SK' 0 V i i 1 jr 1 -1 ,- wyff, - f -v I '56, in ke ',, . , - 1, Larry Borth -n H 1 I K +- 'M-7 9 w j Sara Sue Bowles SWEATINC OUT EN- ROLLlVlENT'in late August, students bid summer a fond E farewell and look forward to the new school year with anticipation. Larry Bowman Y or XX f ' --XXXE '. K -. ' ,,:5Aw X, , QQ 125: , 3 4 M, E 'Sv 1 fX,X XX - .A.W Roy Breneman EE? :wiv S1 ww L ,.1.' ,S .Q-.- , .1 il! , 3 V Robert Brown C332 Mm ' Q xyx WW S iw, 1 f X1 fe A e Ronald Bruce W X ' QT X :EX or ,, , i QP? V X X X B-X Alfred Buck W r Q - .-8:1521 lf, n AN , X X X '54 l' X :sf -XX -W Ray Boyer ,Q K: rl? N VL .'., V r , f if rf' 1 I John Briscoe Suzanne Brown Scherry Brucker V,,, ,, ,, XXX,Xfr X c if A ia 3 , .. r, 1 XX X ll M David Buck Invade T . Xiflr N fzfw M X: - if I X . 1' X , 'f Xp wr. I Kiln, X X v X X X X S, .AM Wm f X XX- 'X ,X XXX X X th Kenneth Brake f ?X fxrfz 57. I r A 1? '51 X lvl 'X 15 'QF 'x C X El Craig Britt Bti V :.: 51 551 Q E. if X.,. My gg Gary Bruntzel XX hX X gun, -vlf9iX ni' , Us 7 3 .W MX 0 W .w .. 24 Donald Buck .J 1. X , X. XX' 6 Xyl, W ffwf I V 'fra' l ,'XX XX if Nancy Bramley p .f W lA5F:u.' JE'-M la .AA 1 'Q' wi J w'-M.. -id --p ' 'fl' 'tw .gl 'I fe: l' 'U ' ', Yrv WW X .4 no n Mabel Brower e rg X I m,,,X 1 ei, X 1 Tony Brauer 'I Xl iv -JX Melba Brower Peace and Quiet QP ueo Paul Bryant ,I ,I 5 F gi XX 56 XXWQN 9 E VX-ff, cr Byron Buehler Ronald Bryant Ken Bueler i vi: - 19 x if l C A.,. ' i ' , l l ? -f W' fi 'K , ,, - ff fy ,I ' ja. 451 n r' v ' 3:3-13.1 V' in - iys, 1 tai E55 5 2' Cary Butterfield Karen Bybee ,!F3i ?. Q A7 -V A fl Q? Eli ffl ,I if - fa ur . ff ' fx v V' - Eva Carey Dennis Casey F M H . , ,,,, ,gl gil' ' 4' 'lf .7 if Cllii .- fix. MH H it ,1!. ,. Don Cain .as W -Q. ,xi ar-1 xg af' I . X an 'N if tm 2 fiiff il , 13 Rose Marie Casey With Enthusiasm, High Spirits , . ' , ' R .f ' Wm S -.ff f - f V ,. - - E, - if Q 'ul 5331 , H . 7 ,, Carol Chiles Allan Clair -KJ ! V H 1 1 Q iqxn i -ji , ii- Q : I Kirk Coats 1 Dale Collmann tiff' m 1 .lake Clark I ,?'7'rriQQL,,. f f ' li' N- M l -..-!, f. .- f lx l iiai ll Bruce Collins William Carnahan John Channell David Cheeves --wfmffmwff- 11 as fi -- f Q3 . . S 5 574 im l KX Qui? I William Clegg , ',,'..w, ju. mgfmf 2 ' P ..s,i,,.- ,. Don Copenhauer ' 53115, . ' ' 01 fu lb . 'w ,1 I Y- r I' si ' ' .wfsziil A ,. few-,,,:.'-5:31 , -2- anfaiafigii. 'swim ill ff m,J'1I11v M-igggyfggfgffiwl if in Epfsivt-sv gwfl-,i - assay if wif: -: ' ,. 3 V, f 'r- l .. . 2 -.. Jerri Carter Jerry Chapel Linda Childers in ll l W, .a,s1V,,, H 1 4.1 1239 ! 9, ,X-1 1 GF F ,rigid f Stan Clift l I 'X 'M . I Y .325 Q M , M',-,M - sw- N X ,111 ' .' :. 4. A I L Clarice Copenhauer 1.- 'K gi- J' 4 Bonnie Cox iw vs My , 4-:Q,,g,, , Carol Cunningham Qin Judy Deatz H, 55,1 H mumu w I H A gp I 11 Q t L U 5 ,N WVITV l Q2 4 7 4? , Alan Dietz X , l L : 1 lg 'W I ji ay, fi' f . lx 5 N 'N an L ei? WJ Q ww mmn5iZf3' ., ,L ,H if, u Arlyn Dow x -, WWE? New ig b A fn fs 5 ' 1 1 ' J f ' if 155519 I i Tracy Coup if .xy 1 jf ggi. .f i ,I EW -..Q i 2-9559: Ki' Alan Culver w WY U 'H N -- 3352 ff' 35-. Y , , ,af , 5 in f :Q , ......, 2' zi! ,ni H X 3. ,,, 6 . r X 1 f. Carl Dean SWQI ' -1 fm' l, if V . H .. ., Dennis Dierksen -- 11 Q in -r ,ivan I Q f 5 W .2 di ,. y is -Q 5 'I J 'v AW Lois Downen ns, me Carol Crooker - , . X 'X 6, L - ,, Beverly Culver M ixers, I ' Qvn- :im 1 if .- wx ' MQ , 'X 54 ' ' ff J ack Dohrman rf mf ' i' vj - 7 ES? ' , ' i X K se ' , '? 'F i Ray Downen 7 X Kl,, if fi , H u ,. if J sz ' ggi f f md, I , X i . 1 . , Mabel Crouse Charles William Crow eenn , as : r' 'x- f' iT Q! - V Q ,.,. J! . Larry Culver J on Davis Dances and Assemblies v F' eea -ww 3 .. X W' ahh is , F Llewellyn Doll 1:31 - L 4, 11' IX h is 'H ff 4 ?Shl,i'E'5Ti.EM. if SQ Ralph Drew 1 H ,ay fgf W .I 2 N ', - X ff- -' - ea John W. Donaldson 'iizgzf 'Don Driskill ir? -at L ' T? ' W T To - f, 1' 1 . , A Y A, , rv . J S. W kim-f - ., Y,-, .,,- - V 7 H 4.3 ' , M: X X I Yi: '-::: 5 Y is Beverly Dubhs Virginia Duncan Roger Dunlop Sue Dutton Barbara Eales s -rg n , fa T 'Z' fr i in n F xt . ii' Q , 1 If v ' 'gi iq-1? 4 i I ' I T .,i. 2,,,.. V .... i l' a Bob Eales Barbara Easter Robert Edgington Karen Ediger Sandra Ediger L ,M Img 5715 A' ' Z.-N '1 ff' - ,.-1 Omen tea' P Tosh 1 0 College LW - A EATING, TALKING, and getting acquainted were in order at the Dragonette-YW mixer for all girls. The party was held early in Sep- tember, just after school started. Bob Elliott Q7 'L Rylan Elliott 5 . H ll ll l J . any 1 'Vis 5. i N551 H 1 ji Y may emag .lim Ellis Dwight Esau . H, x y .55 ' H W fl 1 Q L H25 lll ?rw l Marilyn Fields 'f' V ' ' U up 'le jmiim W .ge-1 -w. .f F ,fl . If ,r l f 1 I. . - l'4-ff I J are Q l, Jim Flaming .. V vii! , .122 Z -vs 5-' I H . En 5, .T f g. . . -l . 5 . R 'ik .h r F ..-..- I Q '-, yi F Linda Frantz WW F Z 1 f 1 1 as . lm 1 I I l 'lm Q' -we f if.. rn, '- ' Yam gi, 2 v . v .rip 'N 'Lx ,Q ,L -. - fm. Kenneth Elpers wigs- ---YW ,, .-gr.. new 1.-,, Y mas.. .film Dorothy Ewing Fred Finfrock .. .fu l , .1 U-V, , gn ,- ll' X .Er V. Y' . W ' ' Bw :us John Forbes George Friesen 5? Dick Emerick l l -' -' V- lu 1 J NVHW ' , is l , . 4vN .44 RM gvy X X ' 'N-.J 5 ff F in ,. 5' Harold Ewy 1' ll: xl . 2 . .-r.. . . -w f. K, M ll or if .gz N ,. ,. ' J' hy... - f' Clarence Emery Kay Engler H Emu-...fy -- W Mr H H - . .--4 V .. W lilgmf 1 -m,,, , 5 W ' ll M if at ...R ,4,.V, , .,h , Y ,Ji iv , 'yi V, ' X, . , - ,. Cary Fair Hubert Faulkner oining Clubs, Organz'zatz'0ns .Seal K 4 ' 1? spfl' 1 3. .5332- 1 14I:'f f5 3 Rooney Foster Marion Gale h M, ,K 'I ' H, 2 -vs ... Am--wr' .5 . I if fl N 6 I , -X5 fini- . 45. Gary Fowler Betty Fox , Y ww l km ar V me-if ax ...T Les Galmore Don Fromong w Q ll , fb ' 4 A tqflg l v 1 i? W -J W 1 3 5, 9 Duane Gardner Don Catlin Bonnie Gilley V V. ,Z W, N M! A ,, AK - 1 i . Q, T t diff' 'Q QQQQ l i QQ '. V w 1:0 Q +1-ra 'I' 459 1 J. Af il , f t A: Ron Glotta Bill Gordon Elsie Gomez Makz'ng New Lczsting Frzkndslzzllys ,fi ' W A17 ,! ,L , Y , . fl- if' will ,Q HH Y, ' V, Pat Grubb L I t t I t ,, ,. -1 5, .'. N J. A xl .lim Hale ,,, ., , l' If 'Y 't 'vinyl gy! 711214 .lim Gunn Q N-if vs -wa. ai .. ' arf' Ardith Hammer , k L H' ww ,A ,,,. . , ,, - 5 in it .lim Gurecki . fe, 1 1 , Linn. ' lx yr .F I .,,v bg ,f Bob Hankins - p- i Y t may Y-,X 'E 'Z-4 1 W3 Norma Gillmore Karen Graves . i vnu' , -1 l 'W M5 ' tt, y EL.: ' 5 JN Jiva t i 'rwijf ,' a -X Judy Griffith yyyyyy Sandy Hall W Y 7 - Q' 7 ge t .,., f :..- : W l li it Qi? Sr w ,,,.1, l Wasil! ' Lais Harlan 'N-QJ f 1 lt UQ. ffl 3 1 'fi H , ri,,. t may ft tw fr --Q. gg, W if t 'ht -4 N t, t Larry Glazer Gail Griffith ?3T' IJ A L. Gretchen Grove Judy Halfmann . ' 'I , I .,, .X is J Q rv V' H -if , ,f ff 'wg 1 ' MU X Z Charlene Harrington i n ip ' n f Barbara Harrop , xg , w Nl., , N, L l X 1 , '35 9, X 1 2 .. ,QI-webs :i'.. 5:5--?:1a: :.':if -- UMW -lam Wayne Hayden .ll 42 n . Morris Hess ... if ' T ICN v ' 'STE U l V s Yvonne Herod Dale Hinshaw Tn if' Gwen Harrison gs -V J jig? N' Y , -4- - James Henry K , K 21 , ,X sd .- ' r f ' Rosemary Hess I' fl Dwain Hiebert ' ' in , , lf - 5 31' V' ' .jf Dean Hinshaw ik aiqr, as ' it-R J A N , 1 K W ' s I L if: -AZN 5, N 1 we 1, 'ra H ' tlgw sw A. X ,..e,s ,Q I Q, N Z . fl 1- 'ev V 1 U, N Lg. I 1 v . , ' , 11m,.M! W A ' 'V f Q I wk' ful ','.,if'f.f A, ' 1 John Hastings Mildred Hastings Dale Havercroft 3 :fa l ' , 1 f : b V A if vs 4 sg . Q H2 ' r 5. I, .-9 , LQ?-335 .L , Qi , Y' Wayne Henry Susan Henson .leraldine Herzog Write English Research Papers Tom Higdon ,F :Dj If f Kay Hinshaw I ,E , :il -j ... 1 4- vs . V -- X Y -, hge, f wa-we fl V EZ Dean Hill Don Hill rss H Elwin W. Hoff Janice Holloway F 4 iii '11 an '. l T 'li 1 1-cvs 1 L '35 g T... 'q A ,Qi Jay Holmes William Holzworth Leslie Horner Phil Hoskinson 4:,,.- W :ski CJ 1,3 X1 f. L gh l 'A do -J H S a llll 'n fl S Betty Hughes Judy Hulse David Hurt Jeannie Huxman . lx , Stucfy Ham' For Worth Records ew' ,J ,i 'far Kay Jacobs STUDENTS GET AC- QUAINTED at the all school mixer, a Weiner roast fol- lowed by a dance held in the auditorium. n:v-1 -- 1 A '25 J gli? 1 'rl ' ig. aj nil fire-tyxiik i Sharon Huck wqgizhfff , 1 .f ' Cm ' 1- ill N i .. x 43 l w 1 Q M J i 2. fu 'mm e 3:13, , ' fur. V. S, . L H 1 '13 V ,I Stan Ingram if , W mu Linda Jenkins 3:5 Y , N f I.. f ar 14 ,P ,- Douglas Johnson Tom Keyse Janice Kittle K Y A ig W, Vw ,ii HA :1 vi 1,-'gm ' . fl wh.. A 3 ff x 2 ' Z - 'ig Bill Kreie 52 Lewis Latham r ,L5,,gg.e -- Y. 2. , ... ,f. f , I V' fa? in ai. f , 451 .a...?f .vc , M ,Jak 1 -sg.- ,JE51 Katie Jones 6 .lack King :ff mr Mr . fig, . W N, :sw .af'Ei' Ed Kohetich . E 1 , .... , l' L, 'S 'Qi 'X . :Na I LT! J! wi Larry Krob if B '2 '5eeS i W ll l if Richard Lee fff?TZZ?4'??'i:' Q' '1 2' Ji' if ' 'W ' .. g on Za asf- 4,71 5 x . sf-5 Willard Kasselman l I ' , 'P ' i . K U, M Neal Kinland 7 Q iv l i. . .limmie Kaufman :Lf ,ffizff ,f Y W , . R -,I ' Q uh' S. 5. i W? 4' 'Z J X Q X ff 1' 1 f J X W f ,:,,f fa. Shelia Kitch pq..- ' iii: ' F 2. Y i 2 5543, J N in r x4 Q Ray Kenaston . 4 ., ,NN V V' - V av 4, vs . N .K Vfjikl .V 'ff Q W, . , Sharon Kitch More Serious Is Outlook On LW H UW' --V 4,- , JS n .k , - .ff Leslie Lancaster , - if-T.. i . ,W 4 g y xf:f'.?-1. 'fb I .1i.lZx.1'f2':SW'N 5 , f ffmlb. Dick Link aff 'ii , xt 2 iv? ' .nw 1,.xl John Lanning WW - A ' .' ' hui ' 45, 1 X W s v , f-fi,-3,9 , Gail Link A , H l'N , is f .5 fav? . -i ..7 f': ' 4' c Lynne Larson . K hh . 1 G9 if .. ., N '-fi ' 4 R , mx, Lewis Locke KV! ' i l , 2 N ' ., .' , x f 5' , 1 ' Vfyq' 3, vt- ax w ' I K N is , -,, X: F L -1' s f - S L' V C' ...if -N ,N P 1 it 7 L N W 2 ' tr? 1 'S' Pete Maniar-i Sharon Martens Loren Martens li, K .J Q, GV L N 4 , ' Q .k -ez! :A I ' iw' I X U ea, V5 1 if U ., ,. X, -G - If I .V 'ge ,f , ,W f W ff 1 '- X vs Y ,gg Larry McCurry Wes Mcllwaine Beth McConigle Seek-jobs, Continue Education iiggggai ' ffl, zfiifwseie '1- ' y - - , if . . 1 A ,. 1 r gg v,p.- .5 ' V 14' ,ff 'W ' Z 7 gsE lr ' H , , A W W A iv fi l V ly .f .xx .L t M I Et K K Connie McQueen Eddie McQueen Nancy McQuilliam I-vffaffsj ' , 'ir fe f A 1 4 '7- -N N I X . 1 - f : ,,-, if ' . A., ff f 5' ' af.-,', ani. I, K ' 25 a nn' if P fa. , Q Earlene Meckfessel John Meers Sandy Meyer - gErF 5i3 m i 4 Q l W . ' if uv- J 3 his P ' N-- - A J I 'F ' ,..f - it 1 . l...Y , A., . 1-,Q lv, it ,, ,, . My . tg-55 lx ,,,,t?n1g., H .. 'L,ef,ga tb Larry McCormick flfllfi ff 5 l ai?-.H Sir' 5: ' V'-1 . a 1' W be-f , Tom McKain . fam, - Larry McLain . ff as V . H '? 'f M Q' A 'E e I Q, K ,H , S 9 'R I .ff , .v .,, ri' 'l 1 Marsha Means 'L' f. f'+-tt. l .L 4 ' V YL f :Q j-. ws--Q, ,I Larry Miles at ph Y 5:9 W Kent McCreigl1t . , , t ---- 4 N N l H Wg am 'im 'F ii . L X E3 vfiilifiua 1 ' V' , :i15is::,. r --'- 5 ,. . Dennis McKnight I tv- , We 2122114 1 ' ':':eff.' fr X L ' A ' Avgfw in , .Y I Bob McLeavy ,.: -,,:.sm,,e--- ' f -W2 Ki-Wm ff f M 45, 4 jrsfsw-Easing-:Q f 2 t. A ,,,. xi, , v A 'arm . 'elf 34iIff?fl1f' iff f'1?5 ' 4252, ' Charles Meckfesser al Q' 1, l V T. .2 ,, , sf: ' F 5 1 if Helen Miller if 1 f - i ., Mvvhw 1 1 Q if 1 ' V MM M ,L fx w X yu qty T M iw, N ffi fe g' 'Sw M . Jerry Miller .., , I ' V 'lx 4- M ,Q e Q Mei, Q 1' l -M , f-.: , , M ks, , ' Lawrence Miller Sandra Minear .lo Mock gJJJMeMM?lii4MMii3M M i M MM M f V I f A GW' 18 Alfjb V QM, .M 1 xii: H RF if X Donna Sue Moore .lay Moore .loan Moore i i W E 1 m sgid . , M fy f N' bb, . ni WLIV' 'Zf .: M' Ml - A '-fr . di! Ray Morton Y-A. A -M A H 1 ' ff-MM f- ' M ff M ' 1 I gf veg fini li e Betty Mumma P M M U . ., C -- M i M , - wg 3 5, Gayle Norris Wayne Muers Bob Moore Marvin Morris J ack Morton ssembbx Schedulei' D ays 5 iv? M . W M Y., M M ' lu ' y .: 1, .31 A - ' x 2 Qegiee Mieif M,M:: 5, ebwf JHwf2J M an X M - V I M, F lr' ,V , ,M , Nl 1 Y M Don Newland John Neal Virginia Nuefeld Bonnie Neufield MT. -Mme M. Mm 4- M Iiii If ii 'f' Aw A 'A fl' e ii iffy 7 W 1 MMM2Egff' wr, MMM. H M 1' 'M -' 3 W ff - H ' iffy A 'mga' ! -V - - ms ' ' .- ww 'ei 'iz Michael Nye Tom Oller James O'Nea1 Bill Nye ' 1 ,ash we l f - , If .rf 5 W Jerry Opclycke 'Q-2 ff :J Roberia Owens 1.1 zo 1 J . N Pauline Pessetto Larry Peters i in Eg: l e X-,pw W v N ,fl Y ' X f X151 ' 1 11. -I' ,V LAIZ .J Marvin Paepke Glenn Parker Q.. X .WV , ,1f'.H,.ilEiAf ',, 5- . 1 WU '.,, . zz: I 41 in :5.,fQ'Q.,f.'fg ,- Y' :lf vi , .X . V .V - 13 I-1. 71, nv .::1, ' M, gy, 1 .135 9541 M' ,, -L , 1 '-. f X W X' A X V F , f M ! X of- W X -U Jeanne Peterson Thomiana Phippen Plan Wz'th Advisors, Ro!! Sales SERIOUSLY STUDYING during 3rd hour' are stu- dents preparing 'for nine weeks tests, compiling infor- mation for term papers, and getting the assignment for the next hour. ,mcg - r.-.xr 'U' Alfred Porter -smnuzur 1 ,, gi .. H ,.,:. 4 R f . W1 - iv' . Stella Peltier M a li 1 l. Q W, Mun., xg gkwp j -1 X xl Eig a ' we -,. p H : 5 J -1 , fix -'f .aaiigzgzg P grim like-tv, l ' gil M Q , X, if 6 Tom Poppelreiter Q rw V Sail? f H375 , , 1 fi ' ,Tl vs l, ' fsglcalff . ,' -'-if gf, I Coleen Powell Q F O . -uses' , af 5 . Y., 4 H .l. M 522, 1 fr? 'W , - T' K' ' ze, ff:-41 r' r iii? -. . N A ' v lag-,..7,.,. i '-G? .vMl1:Ec?Hhq i 1 xy . ' il .V . um . 1 1 1 ggllggwlu. ' - . Y QL '...-. ,,,, . .' e - .ff W X -.i...,'.g c ,' W... . li, ..,.ig ,,..- 51512, N '5 Z1 fa ' ' 'raft :VH ,. - .iii Q f-- ,1X..-X H ' 'r - 'L -r , , . A- . .. ,w v i lfgw x um W g..',jxili,-,-11:23 ,-, , L i Jerome Preisser Nancy Price r' ici ..,. , I ' P i..... ' . .. ., -113 .. .. ll l'-?'mW 955: Ev.. .eil Ramon Putnam M, .,,,. Lewis Ray Edwin Reece '7P3'AE?35' - .22 . , 3 ., . . , , , L , . N ., j ix B. 'ff i ' ff i d E , Q 'vi -. ? f ,W 3 . . ' xg 93 -r 'Nrfi Max Reinhart Mary Alice Reynolds Y fig v -Y VL. I , , M 3. K' r' il r ...I V Yr WJ Larry Robinson Don Rodgers Leon Prior Carole Quenzer Judi Quinn ig' i bfi I.. . U.. X .H ,, ,ad K ' Wg. .: Y K. . fi X .U f. .+ i. ,, ., r . if h'Y-. ,' if ni' .v. r A 1 , Q Y 'Q il ,v ..... .. 95 , uf-if my Pat Pritchard .1 . 'J a i . I 4 i 1 ,, nag W Ll A . Pals, , 5 . Allen Prudhomme Virginia Ramsey '.1':n ,: v U ......i..l' 1, -. - .-.fu D' 7 '. -'- ,if N ur M Q 'UI ' 'J .. . 3 . .. x .5 w 1 1 1 1. 'e 'W' t x I ll .. if , . 4 u A 1 41 an 1 Dale Randall Pcmficzjyate In Many Actz'vz'tz'es ' 5 imvmp W., IA Z fgegfffc 1 . l l limi ' ...R .. - 5, l Q .,, ag ,Q QQ ff---f K . p ,ffeiw L I . i .N r i ' 4 -. L 2 33 EJ . .lim Rice , , m...-- 1 E1 don Risley 211. Qi A H W M W H . fr. 'S . EV F? .W 5 If ,Eg 3 If fi f -f : If ,M :fl J - . : ,- ' ' . f i Q. . i ' I 1 'Vw sei . Jerry Rogers Ronald Rohrer . 5 k X ee, 'cr w A Louis Roberts 1 -A r Robert Roth Vx? ' A Lonnie Royer J oe Ruiz ESF., - f .,.. X 2 wed Dick Saylor Hans Schneider x fr ' ' MXX .G fi.. ,4 L Janice Russell 79. -sr ,J JA vs . A 1? .J X. , 1! ?'i X ...... , .. f . Elizabeth Schiever Yearbook Tries To Capture All .' L ' ' ' 'X Pam -. Q .ff'i if JL- -.f L 2 :X . ,ggi 'DS af, Y ' il ' A Rosemary Sevart Jim Shafer Mary Shafer H.. .. X ' . MX . X tj. ..., X- ., XL -. Q 5 X4 X X - ... lie X H.. 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XMX ,Lf l Q. ..ff:.-of Wayne Sjoherg Bonnie Smith ?f?T? 'Y5'?T? ' l 2 Ti if wit-213' ll K misss my mt Y, S-:Ein ' ,t ' ': Y , f Qtxdilxlhti Pam Smith it-we fi . 1 'ff T' I 'L J,-,is a . w H , , 4 . ff' ,tw My Roger Sowers Tom Spriggs ,K 4 ei ' yum, , 3. it If it --4: ,fu ,1- A ' J t I kr X lg Ronald Strait Carolyn Smith .:, 1 gilt Coralie Smith ti. ,- gill .Q-, Esa : f I-731. ' ' A F an 'tt ' , , , ia gin: . , E , M. ,, Y , , 3 ' iq ,ft 2 , X . . 111 . Q 1 idiiia 1 ,. ' V ' .fgggew '-1 . ,Qi . Q l 9' ' , i- fjftzil jx A W.. 1 VB. -.., VM Q, -H, rg 'A ' ,v ' ' ,N Mi: t lw ,f , be ' L. 3, , 1, Richard Smith at .ga an Bl! VNS H l Denny Sperling , 4, v: 2 f f 1 ' . L! if N Kay Sprouse S ., , fd nf, cl - ,, t. 4 lb 5 . 5 , S 1 35 f I j-fr ij: ::-:, iighis l' Q , i ,w' 1 'f2fd I' Q ,, .3 V .5.ftE , 425LZ'i1-f Judy Stephenson Ralph Smith Curtis Smith Everett Smith Mike Sayeres Bob Smyth Summer Plans For jobs, Trzjas ' -- ys wg,, -W., auggggm in Ea 1 55 ' it . , f-if ffm ' K My .M -- x 725255 2 f X ' tJ.,w' If Joleen Stallings FS S it i ... . f i in if , if -, 2 .. W, 15? . V1 Allen Stucky ,A wwf if UN 5335 . F 'ef-'I I . I , . . 5a?Y tt M J? ., t hat Lfailigt Mary Lou Suarez LarrY S'-Imp Herb Stange Beverly Stauffer A . , .. I - VN W ' A fafsgna' 'gift . Rf ,gi um MNH ' W N I Glenda Sutton Max Sutton Joe Syeeney K V I 1 1-v x W W E .,... . ' 1 '!11 w If . A W V, H -N M qui if 5 v 3 in - ' , N . .,.3gf.f: ' 1.5 . , . A .. fa ' H ww. KH: .V .. 'W-w . f.,-.. Z - 3,1 ' V V, D Howard Taber Adrian Taylor . - N N' 1 ' ' 2' b Q ' ' 1 - .. - I N. 1 ..eg:.., E ,Q 1 f l . , if - 'YQ 42,35 ' w I H5 H Pwr :- v--f Y . H l H W- fl ' ' 'l 'll ' l 5'J 1 ' M ' - - V ' ' ' , , , 1' 5 H w -sae A . - Q' Y ' ' .. fi J V-'- - In L H e - ,.,,r . . . l . - n 1 V f' HQ . ' M l' ' ii Iii smivzf . Qffix -, ,QijQZ:'f1.. V1 LY 35 -1 51' -Z,'.!iwr,, , 4 Mike Taylor Gary Teter Dean Thrasher ut F irst Students Pre-Enroll Michael B. Trost Tony Van Buren Bill Vaughn Paul Vega l STUDYING, RELAXINC, or just talking, the Dragon Inn is a popular 'ghangoutn during all hours of the day. -lif- .,-f- ' '- .Vega . uf. W WH., fi? ,. 'l'? 1 - ' .sL -r Q W H I H if 1 Q 2 D I f ,,..,..L- f lb VEY WWWEW ll QW gnu ww 5 ra , 4 it W ' 23' wh.: - -' , fl -. lggaw... M Cary Vincent J oe Ward -nfl! 'T' 1 W ,wwH:r'wuw1' l,l111,.E .4 i,,, I.,ij,q w ' ' in 'fy L 1 HW' 'f Y fri V . ,..! , ' 'A 255, , 1 .i ,JUN V . gf .A .. W ,Q V . .,., ' it 'Z ,, Ronnie Wiegand , ,, , ii iiiiiisiwl V. fit H335 1-.x N V: A -5 .:. f in A Vi Q ,.-I-S+!-1,:.lf'?g : .,.:i. , i' is WM ii i! H Lewis Wiens : A RI i,lHHi Ml ' mm r f , VME zz, f' ,,w,g!i5l,!,,. , :1w,.,N,. l r V ,L Q I M Jerry Wilson , ..... .., 1 ,W ,ww 2 nA,:: M i ll F1 EQ q1,Hii3,11:, 1?5g..' E w g.. U i... ,Q 4!7L X :X l Kirk Votlm ' ji 'E W 1 if MQ? ww Nm F F if Tgi -W Richard Webber 5 lj' mn ... W il Jerry Wiens 1 ji LBWP, , N final-'lf' rg if K W.:- w' H Neva Wiese .L Anita Winchester .lan Walden if WY -f-. ,gi , TPM 3 L Si: , i ' W 'rrfw Carol Wells David Walker Kathy White As F zrst Tear F lies , ,gf L - luis?-D' 'L . ' 'H' - 1 ttt F , iif J ..,, 1 ' Q5 iv - - 1 I , ,. f ae' Y QM Wiki mii,mm W i r Q., 1 Bence Williams Jim Williamson M' ,.,' xi' l:-:7 Q Gln.x , i t 2.2 W ii W lf 5 , 1 Merle Winsky Roger Witham ig. Bruce Ward Peggy White uicl-cQ2 y . X M ' 'argl ,QW -- E V Jaunita Williamson Y .X K L Gan' Witlirow X-, K al , f W 7' I I ,djx , X x Y Y I-311' flux? I fff gwj biifg' u x V 3 I . fa f r Judy Adams JoAnn Barb Dwane Base W ' ' 'N' 'K V . r- , M ' ask .uf., W- .- - . 1 , ..,-Q fy 552:-'-:f ',, , N l 9, . TL A '3 fi' 3 Connie Bridgeman Leon Burch Patricia Dame 1960 A Treasurea' Tear Danny Forker 4 Br W Q- , Ffh! 9 2 l F E? l 1 V .i,-:ffU:, 'Ji f N r Don Leatllerbury .lolm Meeks .l0Ann Peter Alice Ruelas Harvey Russell Edwin Schrag Q , i-' ' A ' -f-3 ' 1 X-.' if M ' , 5 ir, ,I Karen Brakeville Don Bramwell 5 A -- lf i K ll K ' Q 'Ke N, ' n iii , W w . ,W 4 , A . L .. ., ,L viii-Ss A' ffl 5 ' 1 WH? l-w ' ': 3' ' ' leaf ' l LJAAQI. - - 'S Ersa Daum Mary Ellen Egbert Larry Hodson w ,wr X X' , a 4 Bonnie Propp i Judy Shive Joe Hoskinson . j i S l XF 'x J Carolyn Reese Dorothy Stevens .lerry Cline Stanley Withrow F G --.H --L If K' ,H - Wm 1 ,A l M1g.. .. NN if YI I 2.356 mu . feiiwrwumeliggjj W, HN will l an G L Jeannie Zenoniani Silo Elf 2.215 f if. is 1 L 5 :E Wm gl: o Aft l lylllr .:1' W, Ronald 0'Hara Norman Witte ' ' if... - lk: G L I m , C en M . , 5 'Ck i H Carol Zrust Linda Swank Mike Torrence Keith Wineinger 52 2 il WE.. 3 H VV 3 f lm. 5 Beverly Woods Mike Wray Ann Wyer Dozen Rolls Baked For Sale 'i.. 5 A . ' l' - y 1 rf' 'P wt We i' ,F .- 5 1442 f '-liv Girls of the home economics class meticulously examine their rolls after baking 85 dozen rolls for the WUS annual sale. .. . ,-- Q.. .V e l M-..g1- e , 1 .me,,4J4: farm -'Q ' i N- ' ei -if G5 ir 1 Q 1' 1 ' A Couples dance happily around 19 foot snowman at the annual Christmas formal. Chrzstmczs Brmgs Formal Twinkle tree lane glitters brightly as JUCO students go home after a wonderful evening 'ff 1529... .w QL' l V' i an . . , D- Wwtlig--ff . KW A 4pp I : les,, . M -XX X X X X XX XX XXX,- -Xzaz' X X X A, 5T7':3 -- MM X M X 51 ' W X k ,sf,,,, rg YQ-Q XX! . 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A 11, 111 , 'W 1,! 11' Y X 1 1 1-E151 1 11 1 1 1111 1 1 11,1 X11 1111 M H ,111 k11W111I ? 1111 1 11- -'11 1111 ' 1411111 1111 1qQw11w ..w M 1 Q 1 wg 1 -11 1.1, 1101 .... 11 ,V W 1 11 .11..., 1 ' .c W1 Jnru, H Q ' Y 1, eau? F Margaret Handles imparts her knowledge of economics to night schoolers taking her course in Banking Principles. Rune Johnson, Personnel Director at the Carey Salt Company, is a special instructor at the night school. Mr. Johnson, shown here standing. teaches classes in Supervisory Development. uco Ojjws Education For more than a third of a century the program for continuing education for the adult population of Hutchin- son has proved successful. Nineteen full-time instructors and thirty-six special instructors teach a total en- rollment of 850 students. Mr. George Koon, serving his first year as direc- tor of the night school, has done much to co-ordinate the classes and to unify the structure of the school. E T0 Adult Huzfchonians Practical application of classroom principles is put into opera- tion by night school students. Carl Melhorn. instructor of electronics. demon- strates to his students the use of the test panel. l George Koon, Director of Adult Eclucation. in structs his secretaries. Ian Lohrey and Mrs. Wal ter Spencer, in their duties. 59 Young Cowbqfs Above: H.J.C. cowboys talk over Manhattan College Rodeo and predict outcome. Below: Pinky Busick, rodeo clown and comedian, tries to fill DC3.I1,S chair. 1 n ,- 4-1 Wx ,z ,.555'3'1i' 4, 1 g E ,Q w I ffm A Ztena' juco W ,sy -fi! P2 w ww , -... Y The above cowboys started in the college rodeo. They are from left to right: Al Miller, ,lack flied Dogj Walker, and Jim Rice. Center: A 'oungf cowboy comes out of the . 3 k . 5, . . bucking chute and IS 'looking good as the 'cowboys say. Below: Professional rodeo clown and bullfighter Jerry Hedrick is shown exercising his donkey. . 'Q il-... Dragons Head Into NjCAA Tawny: The Hutchinson Jr. College Blue Dragons blasted their way into the National Junior College Tournament by dumping Pueblo, Colorado 85-78 in first round play. Fine all-round scoring was evident as French and Channell each hit 21 points and Brown got 19. In the second round game Hutchinson defeated Lindsey-Wilson of Columbia, Kentucky 91-75. The Dragons looked like cham- pions as they hit evenly and played an outstanding defensive game. French hit 22 points, Fouser 21, Channell 14-, Brown and Sears each hit 12. In the semi-final game Tyler, Texas cashing in on Hutchin- son's coldest streak of the season built a ten-point lead at half- time and defeated the Blue Dragons 82-80 in overtime. Easy lay-ups, perfect field shots and free throws refused to go through for the Dragons. It seemed Tyler couldn't miss. The second half saw the Blue Dragons storm back in time for John Channell to hit a last second shot to send the game into overtime. When Tyler needed points Pete Petrou 6'9 center connected in his hottest streak in the tourney. He carried 4 fouls through-out most of the last half and several times it seemed evident that he had committed the fifth hut, through the deafening roar, the of- ficials didn't agree and Petrou left the game for only the last thirty seconds of the overtime after collecting 32 points. Hutch- inson had won 25 straight games at the home court before losing to the tall Texan team who were capable of fielding an average 6'3 team. ANOTHER REBOUND for Bill French in the tourney opener. AN INDIAN IN TROUBLE, Bill French and lohn Channell surround Pueblo Indian as they attempt to take away his rebound. Hutchinson won 85-78. Parsons, Kansas, Takes Championshzlly Fans watch exciting game between Lindsey-Wilson and Phoenix. Lindsey'-Wilson won by a decisive margin. Parsons, Kansas dumped Tyler, Texas 73-71 to gain the NJCAA championship in the final game of the tour- nament. A last second shot by Leonard Kelley gave the Parsons team the victory. In the consolation game the Cameron Aggies of Lawton, Oklahoma defeated a downhearted, tired Blue Dragon team 97-85. Hutchinson tied the score many times, trailed by ten at intermission, and lost the contest before a capac- ity crowd at the Sports Arena. Cameron collected 31 free throws in the first half and hit 29 of 56 attempts in the game. Hutchinson hit a miserable 28 out of 71 field shots and this made all the difference. This gave Cameron third place in the tourney and placed Hutchinson as the sixth place team. In the all-tournament team Hutchinson placed Bill French and achieved honorable mention with Darrell Fouser, both sophomores. Doug Pendygraft of Lindsey- Wilsoii Was named as the NlVlost Valuable Playeri' of the 1960 NJ CAA tournament. ' I , . . X z- ., -',t.f 41 ' ' t f Blundering giant Pete Petrou 6'9 center of Tyler, Texas, goes down as Darrell Fouser presses hard. Darrell Fouser and John Channell wait with oien if ' 7 I arms for a rebound as an Oakie ' runs for cover. 1 N. .... A 1' earbz Memories Are Compiled REBA ANDERSON Advisor JOHN DAVIES BRYCE WITHROW Clubs Basketball KATHY WHITE Activities 64 The HJC Dragorfs Tale Staff hard at work on the 59-60 Dragon's Tale. MARSHA MEANS PAT PRITCHARD Activities Track Qi B Dmgoniv Tale Stajj' f CARY MACY NANCY COKELEY Football 1' aculty :ra ll lll JEANIE HARDY Edltor llXm.17 as 'P' lg- Clubs LARRY MATTISON LIND X SWANK Clubs JAVIES T MCCLAIN Fmanclal AdV1QO1 '14 ' .www -A .. ' 2,5 EW A- ,. 4. 3. 5.15 'vw vm' .Jai .. f A ,4 ., Je AP- 'fgf '. 'l1'fT' A 'l-xv, , . 1 ,1g.,1,:-f , Clubs BARBARA EALES Speech GWEN LEONARD TAJCHNIAN Buelne'-.21 bland EI' JUDY HULSE DON C-ATLIN Clubs Freshmen ...A-.il Ez, 52 . 65 .4 ,yn . ' '- .'.-r. A gE.:!M.v' -1,2 .-be 3 .... 1 . -. fm :MQW ll l A 1,1 , 'Y bv x lf 1, 4 l m:.1a :. ,1 USE f a ' Ah? Collegian oumalzkts Gathers Facts The junior Collegian's Newspaper Staff includes, front row: Kathy White, Marsha Means, Judy ulnn Kay Engler, Judy Hulse, Gwen Harrison. Back row: Sponsor Mr. Ray Koch, Allen Prudhomme, Mike Pritchard, Roy Brenneman, and Barbara Eales. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Koch the students studied headlines, editorial and feature Writing, advertising, photography, and lay outs. Their ambitions were publishing 'athe best Junior Col- legian ever. The Staff will celebrate a successful year after laying out the last issue of the paper with a party at the Rambler Cafe. aiuiiwsgi ii!!!,, nu' 'T 5 Elf Txttthlllw ii S85 EBM W , Lil 'Q mfzssz: i M if ,mwfgxagxpvv ,. z HH ' V ii it U' Mi HU' 'Wm N it f Q ,Merf2?afaf'f,... callin H. an i,,,aii,W..lri.. ,E 3 ,1iiS, at Nl.. , W, Nm , V ,Q is , a Editor Kay Engler leads the Jun- ior Collegian staff in publishing the weekly newspaper. Student Commission Ifelot Active . ry ., - 7 it l. 1 , 1 1- CQMMISSIONERS ARE, Front row: Don W01'StCl', Dalton Grant, Mickey Bula, Jo Mock. Back row: Larry Glaser, Jan Lohrey, Mike Armour, and Karen Stewart. E STUDENT COMMISSIONERS Wonien's Affairs ............... Karen Stewart Men's Affairs .... .... D alton Grant Social Affairs ..... ..... I an Lohrey Extension ..... . . .Mike Armour Finance . .... Larry Glaser Music. . . ...... Io Mock Sports ..... . . .Mickey Bula Forensics .... .... D on Worstei' Sponsor. .... Tom Kelly President . . .J an Lohrey Sponsor Tom Kelly explains plans for stuclent function to J an Lohrey. 67 -.Q 'H.,,,,4 6' SSN mm, ,I agp? 'W ' - - ya., .ne in ' ,im , Tr 1135? Q, lm, am. we We 13 5 Mabel Crouse and Pat Borgelt examine the hand of urses F rom Grandpa, the nurse's training skeleton. Carole Quenzer and Pat Borgelt spend their spare studv hours seeking medical data at the library. Left to Right: Coleen Powell, Vir- ginia Ramsey, Carole Quenzer, Neva Wiese, Bonnie Smith, Ear- lene Meckfessel, Mabel Crouse, Dorothy Ewing, and Pat Borgelt receive their caps in the Grace Hospital Chapel. 68 fin Caps at Grace f ,,wfH 'I We l . . Neva Wiese, Earlene Meckfessel and Bonnie Coleen Powell practlces bedside routine on her fellow stu- Smith learn about the heart through the visual dent, Virginia Ramsey. aids model- iwtisf H V T V A Z ' - Witte M .,. .V 1.6 f It A if p V ' f . 'Q -Hx 1 wr.. vw i it 3:2 Q LII ' ' f Qs 1252 i-if , sw: 1-it ii i i lnstructor in Fundamentals of Nursing, Mrs. F1-eeda Smith, in- structs stuclents Dorothy Ewing and Carole Quenzer in the art of applying the hypoclermic needle. The willing patient is Nlrs. Chase, the school ndummyn. ,fv?2F1,,-Q' . , , , ,W W' 1 ii -if--1R1.,fZ2'7'3z,xx' it l .L Y ' a-ft The 'frosel' among three thorns plays bliss- Bugler's Lament tips off the num. fully 1n the flute section. pet Section. M usic Makers Provzkle THE COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA AND JUCO CHOIR were clirectefl hy Ur. Barrett at the Christmas can- tata. Mr. Roy Peterson, first violinist, is the regular director of the orchestra. 70 THE DANCE BAND is at home anywhere in the col- lege area. Front row: Joan Moore, Loren Brown, Ray Kenaston, Eddie Kobetish, Don Blank, Jack Walker, Ron Strait, John Albertson, Larry Hodson. Back row: Dennis Casey, W'ayne Day, Eugene Hanna, Everett Smith, Bill Clegg, Arlo Eb- right. Hz'-Fz' College M usic THE JUCO PEP BAND, directed by 4'P1'of', McCosh, led the Hutchinson pep section and helped cheer the team to many victories. it Q, QP l The Hutchinson ,lunior College Choir highlighted such special events as the Christmas Cantata and the Easter Messiah. Band plans for trips are aided by Band Council members. Ron Strait. John Albertson, Judy Hulse. Judy Hale, Karen Althouse and Prof Harlow 1lcCosh. Communigf Ana' State Cirls' Ensemble, Back row: Frances Hale. Connie Bridgeman, Virginia Duncan, Phyllis Ball. Front rozlf: Barbara Fleurdelys, Kathy Ridlen. and Carol Crooker. W zurrwt, ii 'Jw ' , , Qt , i n ww- -' .ea ' is? ,H i 1 i viQl1w i wi - w, id - 2 , . at 2: g fy, Y xt Q irc, i . s .wilfevf iw C 'I' 1 I 1 ', A ' . t Lg in rt 31:7 ' V. - 'A mf frrsf-u :' ffi' l l , ff rf' FWF? F' 1 , ' ' LBJ: vr- '-'-'H' ' an-mfawfwrlx-A nmwuldlnw' l I? V? I 'NOG '50 0 'V' 0 Baal ?ga'.Q The All State Juco Choir conducted by Dr. James Barrett was hosted by Hutchinson for its first year. Recognize M usica! Aid Men's Ensemble, Top row: Michael Frew, Tony Brauer, Ron O'Hara. Second row: Bruce Collins, Dean Henshaw, Lewis Hay. Tlzfird row: Norman Witte, Bence Williams, John Albertson. Fourllz. row: Loren Brown, Leonard Tajchman, Larry Hodson. Front row: Clifford Busick, and Dr, James Barrett. avg Dance Band Soloists: Roy Sayers and Kathy Ridlcn. I T. 73 fi l , MMU Q V J ,, Q .,., U r Q 1 , E 5 J' Q Q H , W N if x Silk' I -vga 8 1- '?HW 'w5lQ - .. Y - , ,-'Ti' L :il ' f Q.. f:-E. 3 l V q ' ff W ,A Fm my Q i ix, Y- H 'i,,M. 'fg- John Neal Jerry Rogers Don Wgrgter Debators Have Another Succeslful Tear L ' Z 2 ' fs, E 5 zygvsf- - Showing the debaters how it's done is Mr. Gwen Harmon Kelly. Y 1 X J MMWH-Nj' X 4- f. :., A ' ws: 4 JJ? L-5.2 Y. - 'ru gs- ri ,K W ' 9 -Q-i , - , fi I2 Wy' 7 f W F ' l .- - I , - . Vail R i -::5:.-A. - - f . 4 Af ur .. f, w1,,1Els.Jf f!v,' V, 'H 1: 1 lj . ' sf-Y ' ' il' 'kkrr 333 i I A 4 ' f'14A,,,.. mmf? , 6 iii i aff. , .--ff. l 4 .2-57: -'q3?E:--sf-1-'Qw - ' 5:3'l5f5f5E5?Efffi:.-1.-fif 1' I f'T.'.:.'.',:'ll1' 7 K '. Larry Glaser Karen Stewart Dan Forker At the 1ad1o statlon Gary Macy takes the mlke whlle Arlo Ebrlght tl ICS h1S hand at gwmg a speech M1 Walter bpltZ keeps the cues stralght Speech S tudemfs Work Hara' Demo11st1at1nf.,f the art and ease of grvmg a speech IS M1 Spllz Hrs theoly IS to relax and enjoy your work - Q- ? 2' ,, ' 12552 ' 1 . .A Y, f , C ubf' -.., ' I Sponsor - President Walter R- SPHZ Glenn Harbaugh Lockman Players W0 Members of the Lockman Club are: Front Row: Lewis Ray, Beverly Parnell, Connie McQueen, Bar- bara Eales, Judy Quinn, Marian Gale, Jeanie Hardy, Donna Sue Moore, Fern Dillard, Eva Carey, Carol Wells. Second Row: Tom Brown, Curtis Stubbs, Pat Pritchard, Harlan Lais, Carl Boster, Wayne Henrv, Bruce Collins, Cliff Busick, Mike Pritchard, Glenn Harbaugh, and Frank Mock. A lady in need is Sylvia Phillips, who is assisted by Glenn Harbaugh and Pat Pritchard in the Christ- mas play. rd For Succesyful Tear ViQC-PIOSiClCI1l Secretary-Treasurer l,l'Ogl'ElIll Cllkilflllilfl Cllff Bl1S1Ck Jeanie Hardy Barbara Eales n ryry y in 0' i 1 X ' ,ist , saggy, W 5 , Ls sw ii W i Ygiss ft H H , ,N :sian Y H H H :ef 'usa as fi Q Dmgonettes LONG UNDERWEAR AND CUNNY SACKS trademarked initiation day. Baby Dragonettes entertained shoppers in the downtown dis- trict of Hutchinson. l7HESHlX'lEN, lop row: Gwen Harrison, Nancy McQuilliam, Judy Shive, Judy Adams, Barbara Harrop, Janice Kitties, Nancy Price, Ann Wyer, Judy Stephenson, Jeanne Peterson, Mary Lou Suarez, Janice Russell, Jeraldine Herzog, Bon- nie Neufeld, Betty Hughes, Beth McGonigle, Elsie Gomez. Second row: Kathy White, Judy Hale, Lynne Larson, Con- nie McQueen, Charlene Harrington, Thomiana Phippen, Jean Baker, Mary Calentine, Sandra Minear, Karen Bybee. Dorothy Stevens, Carol Wells, Eva Carey,,Phylis Ball, Stella Peltire, Rosemary Hesse. First row: Judy Hulse, Susan Henson. Sharon Kitch. Pam Smith, Carole Chiles, Jo Mock, Judy Deatz, Sandy Meyer, Bonnie Cilley. Virginia Neufeld, Kay lingler. Beverly Culver, Rosemary Sevart. 78 Boost Spirit Hutchinson's Dragonettes brought credit to them- selves and to the College this past year when their activities included such services as ushering and cheering at games, taking charge of homecoming. and the selling of mums. The members are divided into 5 teams for the promotion of school pep and spirit. Among the more known activities of the group is their annual initiation ceremony in which new meni- bers wear their gunny sacks, boxes, tin cans, and chicken feet. They gloriously parade the campus for a day to the amusement of active members and the rest of the student body. The club meets once a month under the leadership of Kay Roberts, presiclentg ,lo Mock. vice president: and Barbara Danford, secretary. The Dragonette sponsor is Miss Mary Hope Morris. SOPHOMORES. top row: Peggy Chrisman, Dalene Unruh. Nancy Fair, Kar Roberts. .lan Lolirer. Janet Willems, Marilyn Cooper, Bonnie Cook. Third row: Karen Stewart. Caroline l'lollar. Sylvia Phillips, Karen Althaus, Kathy Ridlen. Barbara Danford. ,leanie Hardy. Pat Edgerle. lllarilyn Beisner. Second row: Dee Ann Link, Frances Hale. Sharon Crupper, Mary Helen Vogt. ,lufly Legg. Kay Larson. First row: Marsha Means, Katie Jones. Gail Gilchrist. 79 Hutch juco Dragons Vlcepresldent le DALTON GRANT Speakm metaphorlcally KON ROCK Pres1 dent 15 the Dracon s head W A Y N E HAYDEN Wg serves as Secretary -...,,,,g, The body of the red eyed fxre breathm Hutch Blue Dra on IS made up of the members themselx es The 1n1t1at1on was held Jomtly thls yea1 wlth the Draconette Club RODNEY DUNLAP keeps h1s claws on the Dra on s tleasurx ff F ire School Sloirit Row one: Wesley Nlcllwaine. Jim Williamson. Larry Glaser, Johnie Boher, Stan Cody, Wayne Hayden, Mike Pritchard, Glen Harbaugh. Gary Banz. Row two: Chester Huckabey. Jerry Wiens. Larry Brown, Dalton Grant, Roger Ailshie, Dick Alum- baugh. ,lim Bond. Phil Bloom, Kon Rock, Wayne Morris. Row three: Pat Pritchard, Gary Fowler, David Walker, Jim Gu- reclci. Don Blank. John Neal, Rodney Dunlap. Charles Purser. Bill Tennant, Ralph Drew. During the year the Dragons Club backed all school athletics with cheers and pep rallies, provided programs for football games, and held dances. Other activities included supporting the filming of athletics, building of a float to lead the parade presenting the football royalty to the citizens of Hutchinson, and car registra- tion. As a team the Dragonettes and Dragons planned dances and school activities such as the hot dog feast before the all school mixer. This year the Dragons elected as officers of their club Kon Rock, Presidentg Dalton Grant, Vice-Presidentg Wfayne Hayden, Secretaryg Rod- ney Dunlap, Treasurer. Mr. Elliot is just as concerned about the Dragons Club as he is about his chemistry class. Vw 5, A, fx f,. if E , AE M p 512 N P if A-Ai. 1 V3 LR 'sy . . .f 15 5 K . PM mf M 12 we E E I-2' f' x A 'ig 51 I P 5 9 if 11 Ai? gg, E R A 3 rpg 1 . lions ol llnlvli .lna'o. lllgllllgllllllg lln' yvar was lln' c.lll'ISl- Pl'CSl'Illllll0lI ul' ai api-vial l:llI'lSlllI2IS prngrnin. 'l'ln' liaysvc-il lump willi ilu' YN. lln' inixvi' will: lln- lJi'agmn'llvs. :incl llnr l nionllily lllt't'liIlQLS vnnsisling ol' SIIi'lllil'l'S.. lilnis. znnl pans-l clisvussions nnnlv lln' yvar vmnplvlv. ilniivinan oi' i'lniil'invn. 'l'ln'y zirv: Nanvy lfllil'-. l'i'ogranig Yaiivy Svylu anil livlly lxllllllllllil. Sm-ialz Avm-II llallarcl nnrl cllill'll'll4' l'llll'l'lllQl0lI. Pnlilivilyl .llllly IM-alz, Svi'vim'n'g Carol Wells. Wm-sliipg lionniv Cook. A'll'llllN'l'SlllIlf, Anita S4'ln'agg, 'l'ln' YW is nm' nl' lln' largvsl annl nmsl awlivm' m'gnnizzi- :ls svnson willi lln' znloplion ul' n Il1'1'tly lianiily illlll llnw 'l'ln'1'v wvrc viglll niain mliwisions ol' lln' vlnlv. vnvli willl :1 nsiv: nnml l':ll'lllIOI' Wlmlvy. World F-c'i'vii-in Spmisors arcs iss Marian liroolaovcr and Miss Esllivi' Griswold. PLANS ara' living nnuli' ivy Ul.l'il'!'I'S l'al Tops IH'l'Silll'IllI Sara fini- liowlvs. vii-ae lwusiclarnl. Links Social and Relzlgious Actz'vz'Zz'es Top mir: Bonniv Clank. Nlarilyn Cnnpvr. ,lanet Willc-ms. Peggy Clirisman. ,In Ann Harb. ,lorry Rogers, Karma Brake- villv. Nvvacla 'lil'lll'Sfll'll. lflvanor Wlialvy. Kay Hinshaw. Arflilli llainmvr. .lanicv Willff.B8l'llill'ilf:I'ifl'il1. Karen Graves. Crelclwn f:l'UYl'. SUVUIIII l'UIl'.' Miss l':Sll'Il'l' Griswold. NHIICY lVlcQuilliam. Namry lfair. Kay liolmfnls, Nlary Calcntine. .lvanne P6lk'l'SUll. Harlwara Ealvs. Marian Gale. Cnnnic lil'iflgIl'?I1lill1. Pal Topv. Carol Cunningham. Sara Surf Bowles, .luliv Slmrln. Dalvnv 1,'lll'lllI. l'1l'IIIIl rnu': Nliss Marian lil'0UliKlVOl'.1211101 l,ol1rvy. Pliylis Ball. ,lean linker. Janice Russell. ,livrai- cline llerzog. Dnmlliy Sta-x'e-ns. lfva Curvy. Carol Wells. Gail Cilclirisl. Cunnic Nlc:Qucri:n. Susan llcnsnn, Bully Nlumma. :Xvnell Ballarfl. Jule-ne Sclirag. :H ,egg-53: 4 , Ii Successful T M CA M embers V .rg we 'YH H 'H ra, me V rf gig Members rank DALTON GRANT. Pres- ident. as Hunmatcheclf, Vice-presiclent MIKE PRITCHARD is dubbed clependable.H NSuccessful is the epithet given to ELDON FRYE. . . . and the fellows rate DON VVORSTER, Treasurer, Secretary. as most reliable. Support College Relzlgious and Social Events l'ilAl'Sl rozr: Richard Smith. Bill Kreie. Leon Burch, Mike Smyres. Frank Mock, Dick Foster, Don Worster, Curtis Stubbs. Second row: Charles Purser, Mike Pritchard. Allen Stucky, Gary Fair, Wiayne Day, Gary Herrin, Gayle Norris, Eldon Frye. Wayne Henry, Gary Fowler. Wayne Morris. Third row: Norman Witte, Bill Tennant, Ronald Bruce, Ray Kenaston, Stan Cody. Dalton Grant. Cary Banz. Pat Pritchard. Phil Bloom, Kon Rock, Jim Bond. This past year the YMCA combined social and religious activities to make a better college life. The Re- ligious assembly was arranged hy the YMCA club, with coffee served afterward. Throughout the year the YMCA sponsored liilile studies, luncheons, dances and various other school activities. Fun was had by all members at the YM-YW mixer and luncrheons. Dalton Grant, Presidentg Mike Pritchard, Vice-Presidentg Eldon Frye, Secretaryg Don Wo1'ste1', Treas- urerg were elected to serve as alrle YMCA officers. Mr. Cameron is an ahle sponsor working with the As co-sponsor Mr. Brewer studies a coming YMCA boys. program. 11 X is in , ' 'tsxltiiite wr ' 85 l f 1-- l i , ' .fy 11' -ww. 4 -ll 'I op rouf: Lanny Arnett. Marilyn Cooper, Janet Willems, Janice White. Darlene Unruh, Sandra Ediger, Lynne Larson, llean Stewart. Eddie Fuhrman, Pat Tope. Kathy Ricllen. Front row: Beverly Woods, Peggy White, Yvonne Herod, lxaren Fldiger. Connie McQueen. Carol Crooker. Kay Engler, Kay Larson. Carolyn lilollar and Kay Larson serve refresh- ments to members and guests after a regular meeting. I 3 ,503- Shad' It-H. si! 1. . 'S 52, I f J' ai ,.,.t 4-,,,..- Student KSTA-NEA Celebrates Student KSTA-NEA, with a membership of fifty, cele- brated the twentieth year of the J. W. Gowans chapter, the oldest student-teacher chapter in the state. The chapter provides a scholarship each year for a Hutch Juco fresh- man entering pre-professional training in elementary edu- cation. This year, the scholarship fund was replenished by the sale of address labels, a successful venture. Panel discussions at monthly meetings keep the members in- formed on problems and practices of the teaching pro- fession. Officers of the Student KSTA are lVIarvin Huffman. Presidentg Kay Larson, Vice-Presidentg Kathy Ridlen. Secretaryg Deanna Link, Treasurerg Marilyn Cooper, Pro- gram Chairmang Karen Althaus, Puhlicityg and Mrs. Margaret Handles, Adviser. John Neal gives an interesting talk to the Stu- dent KSTA-NEA on his visit in Holland last summer. He shows slides of his trip and coin- pares the educational system of Holland with the schools of the United States. Twentieth Anniversavjf Top row: Carolyn Smith, Nancy Cokely, Dick Schucker, Leonard Tajchman, Marvin Huffman, Beverly Stauffer, Nlrs. Margaret Handles, Sponsorg Connie Bridgeman, Linda Jenkins, Linda Swank. Jerry Rogers, Sylvia Phillips. FVOIII row: Peggy Chrisman, Frances Hale, Linda Frantz, Dorothy Stevens, Carol Wells. Deanna Link. Karen Althaus, Carn- line Hollar. Karen Geist, Sharon DeBusk, Lesilie Lancaster. Keen I nterest Shown ur 1U tw . r .xc iw1x,,wu 1 mf ., , r ,miiw wai?93. 2 H: X S2 2 I-l:'S The Engineers Club officers are contemplating the aromatic smells that re- sult from the formula. They are Jim Gurecki, Mike Smith and Curtis Stubbs. Front row: Jim Williamson, Stan Cody, Dick Foster. Ron Warner. Wayfne Day, Gary Herren, Bill Kreie. Sec- ond row: Larry Krob. Dennis Dierksen, Charles William Crow, Gayle Norris, Larry Duncan, Larry Robinson, Max Reinliart, Steve Beasley, Tony Braves. Third row: Carl Boster. Jim Gurecki. Don Catlin, Larry Cole, Harold Singleton, Mike Smith, Larry Lingerfelt, Frank Mabry, David Walker, Lewis Wiens. In Student Engineering The Engineers Club started the year with the membership of ninety. This is the club's largest semester mem- bership. A tour was taken at the l 'f . ,ribs 'Sw--. - Naval Base to provide the young en- gineers with an idea of the import- ance of engineering. Another tour was planned for the Hutchinson dis- posal plant but bad weather pre- vented this trip. The club is very active, meeting often and they usu- ally have several tours a year. - kk, 2 -WZ Young Engineers try to eat their money's worth after paying to attend a banquet sponsored by the downtown engineers. Front Row: Morris Boehlke, Ray Morton, Jim Bennett, Richard Johnson, Sharon Crupper, Fern Dillard, Mary Vogh, Judy Legg, Donald Buck, Richard Dixon, Hon O'Hara. Second Row: Larry McLain, Max Dane. Wes Mcllwaine, John Beagley, Jr., Larry Glaser, Larry Sump, Ramon Putman, John Forbes, Jerry Beagley, Curtis Stubbs. Third Row: Bob McClevy, Vernon Smith, Gary Koontz, Ron Graver, Mike Lackey. Lawrence Giller, Roger Ailshie, Dale Coleman, Eddie Kobetich, David Buck, Frank Mech. IRC Studies World Relations Front Row: Pat Pritchard, Bruce Collins, Sara Bowles, Linda Frantz, Karen Geist, Karen Stew- art, Gwen Harrison, and Mr. Bert Chaney. Back Row: Nathan Beyer, Wayne Henry, Leonard Tajchman, Don Gatlin, Bill Gordon, Wayne Morris, John Neal, Larry Glaser, and Gary Fowler. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB, un- Highlights of the year were the trip to Man- der the leadership of officers Larry Glaser, hattan for the Council on World Affairs and Don Worster, Karen Stewart and sponsor Bert to Hastings, Neb., for tl1e Regional Confer- Chaney, has sustained a high level of interest. ence. Buszness Club CWM Pmctzcal Experzence The B. E. Club completed its second year of Treas. Nancy Price, and Reporter Nevada operation this term. The officers were Pres. Truesdale. Xflarilyn Beisner, Veep Jeanette Kueck, Sec.- Sponsor Miss Esther Griswold poses with club members Nancy Price, Nevada Trues- dale, Janice Wittle, Marilyn Beisner. and .Ieanette Kueck. l Honor Society Recognizes Students ,fllfllll ' ' sa if , 'qi 4:17 First semester initiates: Steve Fountain, Marvin Huffman, Mike Smith, Janet Williams, Kathy Ridlen. PHI THETA KAPPA is the scholastic honorary organization on the HJC campus. Students must maintain a 2.6 or better grade average to he eligible for membership. Second semester initiates. Front row: Ruth Barrow, Karen Stewart, Kay Larson, Richard Bessey. Back row Nancy Cokeley, Marilyn Cooper, Don Thompson, Mike Lackey. Xt '91 Victogf 1' ellea' L X o ma niggas? 'L - -I : 1 i 2256 :XM .Ji J 1 ui35fi3SC?wi .gf -4 E --1 U my 11' '40 V ag .Siem sw.. 'wr fda- -Q kgs 'muf- 51. 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Hank Griffin. . . Bolnish ........ Chuck Wright .... Lt. Fredricks. . . Miss Swift ..... lVlr. Patterson. ... CAST ..............Cliff Busick R. D. Vander Lann . . . . . .Harlan Lais . . . . Fern Dillard . . . . .Ricky Welch ..Glenn Harbaugh . . . .Sylvia Phillips . . . . .Jim Henry . . . .Pat Pritchard . . . .Cliff Shipley . . . .Carl Boster . . . . .Tom Brown ..... .Eva Carey . . . .Barbara Eales I .- K. Investigating the situation are: R. D. Vander Laan Harlan Lais, and Torn Brown. CCD6Sll76T6lIf6J, Has Good Tum-Out In a tense scene are Jim Henry, Glenn Harbaugh, Fern Dillard, Ricky Welch, and Pat Pritchard. - U 41. hi!Kf35'WPk'v-' :Qs....,.1 -, s. . 1 lst Guard Stosh . . . Harry . . Sefton . . Hoffy . . Price . . . Duke . .. Herb . . Horney . McCarthy Marko . . Dunbar . Reed . . . Shultz . . 2nd Guard . . . S.S. Captain . . . . Geneva Man . . . . . . .Jim Gurecki ..- CAST . . . . .Lynn Aldrich .. ...-.. . . ... .Lewis Ray . . . .R. D. Vander Laan . ..... Glenn Harbaugh . . . .Wayne Henry . . . .Wayne Hayden . . . . . Gary Fowler . . . .Pat Pritchard . . . .Harlan Lais . . .... Curtis Stubbs . . . .Lawrence Miller . . . .Bruce Collins . . . . .Cary Barnes . . . .Ronald Strait . . . .John Baker Wayne Hayden is showing a technique for one of I I I 'Cliff Busick the scenes to Bruce Collins. An All-Male Cast Brings Audzknce Showing concern in a barracks scene are: Lewis Ray, R. D. Vander Laan, Bruce Collins, Harlan Lais, Gary Fowler, Pat Prichard, Glenn Harbaugh, and Wayne Henry. Students Select Sharon Football Queen Gail Gz'lclzrzQs't Hai A fs-ig ' Hr : ri fl , gg, vwz, -,Mfg-.fa - Sharon De Busk Football Queen QF Barbara Gryjzn f 19 xml '7'1'Hs 1 ? Katie jones 0 Anne Ludwig jan Rezlgns Over Court G31 xiii' 'Q Barbara Danjbra' US.. Nanqf McQuz'Zlz'am H Jan Lohrgz Basketball Queen Bill French Elected Bzlg Man On Campus . I 1, J I . 5 I ., ' , lf ,, 1 , .'. , , w- . ' - .I 1. ,- ' w 7 f Q k A' L--0 'af-. ' W r Z, ,gf eewf f 2 mg? 'W , f, 'n HP A . Wm . I JM , . ' 131 if Y - ,, ' :Ev :Jh- Bill F ranch Bzg Man on Campus 1 O4 Students look over campus at the beginning of the school year. Students On Campus Getting acquainted speeches are given in the first assembly. ri ,l ' , S 1 2 4, ,1 5 'f ,l Ls fi' While standing in the hall, a group of boys look at a picture which seems to be quite In Assembbf, Ana' Hal! Students gather in main hall between classes 'IO L at ' dk! Large crowd is attracted to an after bon-fire mixer. M zxers Ana' Parzfzes Cheerleaders lead a few cheers before the dancing begins. Jack King tells an emusing story as Gail Gilchrist and Ron Gravel' lend their ears. Are A lways Fun Phil Bloom, Herb Stange, John Channel, David Hurt, and Tom lVIcKain talk over the situation, While Darrell Fouser looks elsewhere. I 3 l 'I07 0 Co Dragons tromp Independence. And they did! H0mec0mz'ng Parade f.t..1-1 Rain doesnit dampen Juco spirit as the crowd cheers enthusiastically. Dragons work hard on float for football homecoming. B zlg Success Sink the Pirates was the theme of the Dragon-Dragonette football float. The finished pocluct with Dragons and Dragonettes aboard follows the parade clown main street. J I 109 Y 1 , L 1 ,- vf. ,M 54, 1.sIs.s E .,.,. , ' fli. ' 4 M wa-if Wi 1'--314' FC? .11 ,X -wr Jwb' V w uf K .. W X 'f m'i'x Q 1 ' .V 'Qu ML Qs .WA , . A5 'A .5 fy .W , . U. fm! ., wwf . wp-pam-,,. A M mffw :sw L51 nit lf 0 1 , + f 1 if E2 ff ww i I -53 2 1 1' 1 '5 . Q E -S 'gpm-. vi fl 4.5 , frd 1 if ,' -J' : .S . E -4 HP fi' 5-A? 'JV M -'F 41 ki' Y- Z' , .59 54' il 5 r ska X ' ,, Q 51 3? V5 2 i im 1 11 4- : v , , 1 .. W- 5 -It '- wi H V, ,A 11.45 Y, .' A 5 ,, .JK , .3 I -,Q M 5 A: .riff Q-I 11 'Z' f J ' i gf , .ig n ! 1 , . .. 'sfawwacw , , , 1. - K , W ,514 +7 I ,.,,.,.,,.-- Q i I 5.1. ami , ,,...Nmg , nr.-elif P 1 .... Q ,anligfvv E 'H J, A J F1 V. 1 51' ft saw 6? , X. REBA ANDERSON, who utilizes a vis- ual aids instrument in her English classes, also is faculty adviser for the l1l'IIr2'0lI7S Tale, the ,luco yearbook. Language Ski RAYMOND KOCH. organizer and faculty ad- viser of the newly established junior Collegian, proofreads newspaper copy before it is sent to the printer. WALTER SPITZ demonstrates how different parts of the human body affect speech. Nlr. Spitz also doubles as di- rector of theater. 112 BERNICE BENDER emphasizes the finer points of English grammar to her freshman students. Developed At HKYC INEZ FROST demonstrates the usefulness of current magazines to her freshman students. Miss Frost also teaches sophomore literature courses. GRAYDON HOUGH adjusts the au dio equipment in his foreign lan guage lab before instructing his stu dents in French, Spanish, and Gel' man. Mr. Hough is new to the H. J. C faculty. l KATHERINE SCHELLENBERG, new faculty member at Hutchinson Junior College, ex- plains to her freshman classes why Odysseus is not all Greek. THOMAS KELLY, speech instructor and debate coach, contemplates past tournament victories and speculates on the outcome of this debate season. 113 GEHTRUDE HATQRY teaches a class in li- hrary' science as well as having the joh of keeping the library reference and reading hooks in order. My ff, V Msiiznifffgf 11.5, 'Q 'fin MABEL HANSON practices what she teaches at the organ keyboard. Fine Arts Gets JAMES BARRETT, instructor in music education, is living proof that a vocation, as teaching, can be fun. 114 it ' s maxim i fairest 5 'ef Lrg 55' ROY PETERSON tunes his violin in preparzllion for his Class in string methods. New Empfzaszs HARLOYV IVICCOSH. hetler known as dproffi usseinhles his clarinet for a praqtice session wilh the Jucn fiance hand. DOROTHY DALE prepares notes for a class in music education. Miss Dale teaches at the junior college during: the spring semester. 115 I I A. B. CAMERON stresses safety first in the shop classes, as he inspects the oxy-acetylene welding torch controls. Custodian Warren Baze facetiously enrolls as Mrs. Doris Hall, secretary, and Nevada Truesclell, her office helper, look through the office files for the enrollment Cards. P' ii H6 g l mwwu'-un wi J . .us me r 1- : l , 1? 1 , , 5.4, 2 aa? . ' - n i:::'yft . . 5155 5 ' ' :swi ss ' 'zo 'vffff f 'i anna fr - 'L 5 ' ' Q fain 'tl ', ' 1 ,. f far: .J -f A -P if-'sis-gf -. ., , ' 1 vip . V , - ' 1' 1 --4 u 3 i , F-f' ff - t N '35 ,, 233: I .1 , we - . - - 1 l . ' -. 'Q f,af- X 1 'Z -1 N' , I ,, ' , , . ct' - w i- M alia: al it-'l'l H-l . l 1'-any L- ,W , ,, . im.. f . P A- ' Q5 , . - .,':':a , : .f ' . . f s., ' - z' 'if-1-. L --'Yin A , I , -gg I, . ,A 1 V 59. ,K , NN '-I . . w I - -' T ' - f-S ' 'Via'-' - ' A l . V if .fl 'MW ' fx ' . '-lil' ' - f ' f S K' T 5 371' nl . - ,.. .sf ' 'S-1' 1 i .A ,, ,, v .sfzzg:ffz' l ,., .' ' ' -F ag N N WW 'f f.- Fx' '- ' r - , - --i'? '. a, x , . f , my ro., U fl' I' U o .,..,.,.-f4-- ,. mx 'X 'vi , N ,,.' ..-M ,- x ,l GORDON JONES, using a mechanical drawing in- strument, critically analyzes a hopeful engineerls work. Vocational Training RONALD WHSOY. supervisor of the aftcrnoon shop Class. keeps a strict eye on lhe operation of ilu- mu- chines. we Q ii ll llli W is Pfgyzdgd at 551,560 iii lu ll.. Q f l f l L-- GEORGE KOON arrange-s courses for the night vlasscs ol thu Vovalhmal-'livczlmnical nncl Aclull lzflllfilllllbll School. lnslruc-ling vollcgr- slumlm-nts in lvlueprinl rvafling is another ol Mr. Koonls activities. u CARL NllfLHORN'S expcrirxncefl hand manipulates an elf-ff-tronics ex- perimental test panel. Mr. Xlelhorn also instructs a Class in television fundamentals. 117 . .. . HUGH MCMILLEN. instructor of ge- ology and mathematics, makes a check in the office before starting his claily routine. pf Science Teachers 'WMF ,B . WALTER SPENCER, new mathematics instruc- tor, attempts to clear up some problems of x : y in algebra. WlLLlANl KITCHEN, who is familiar to physical science students. hut new to the HJC faculty, demonstrates a law of physics. H8 NK. JOSEPH BREWER readies himself to try to explain some of the mysteries of the realm of science. M eet Challenge MARY HOPE MORRIS feeds the specimens in her classroom aquarium. Miss Morris instructs classes in physiology, zoology, and botany JAMES MCLAIN is working on thc transit, an instrument familiar to all students of surveying. FRED ELLIOTT makes a survey check of the chemical supplies necessary for his classes. A. W. MILLER, Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools in Hutchinson, prepares for his class in Trigonoinetry. Mr. l Miller also teaches a class in -statistics. - I I 'I 4 i- 5 W1 1 wi , ' ,f I- 4 l gy I I 1, : I' .5 ,,. 1, , 4 IE' . in - , I 7 ui- I , 1: I H i ' I Q fi ' Y i, , - ,i ' ii , , - 'I ,ii 1 i it , ,,,,w,, H It 'l v 'l '- .-,P -123 'II9 NELSON SOREM examines his stop- watch, a necessary piece of equipment for his duty as track coach. Mr. Sorem also instructs classes in sociology and economics. we Instructors Reaajf 1 1 1 11 4 ik ,rig y Q - ' . X V , HQ ' ' . 2,,,' , iz 1.-, . . .:. .- r. S - ., - BERT CHANEY, JR., teacher of social studies, advises his students to learn from historyf, CHARLES SESHER is kept busy as director of athletics and an instructor in the field of science. .fs . ff' X '... ' , X 120 MARGARET RANDLES grades a studentis report for economics class. Mrs. Randles also teaches ecl- ucation courses for future teachers. MARVEL SENTI surveys the display work of her Juco stu so CHESTER TAYLOR tends his many duties as Director of Admissions and Registrar. Mr. Taylor also directs a class in general psychology. instructs at grade schools in Hutchinson 121 C 35- Wf T. GOLDSMITH screens prospective gridiron greats for Hutchinson Juco. Be- sides lacing head football coach, Mr. Gold- smith assists the other coaches in their sports fields. M. B. BUTTERFIELD, sometimes tahhecl 4'lVIr. Recl- coatf' plans basketball strategems for his victor- ious Blue Dragons. Varied Educatz' KATHERINE SCHELLENBERG, INEZ FROST, and TOM KELLY report Juco progress to the ex- amining hoard for North Central Association Accreclitation corn- posecl of DR. CHARLES MCLAIN and DR. PETER MASTKO. 122 l MARIAN BROOKOVER demonstrates the finer points of the culinary art to home economics majors. ESTHER GRISWOLD checks over the many papers from her typing classes. Miss Gris- wolcl also teaches classes in sliorthancl. is ' 'i -Ms ,i .A .4 i. .-vw E-.. TQ.. prowess business pervisor addition IVA H. JAMES demonstrates her at an office machine to her students. Miss James is su- of the Juco Bookstore in to her classroom cluties. 123 Secretaries Keep jueo On KQ1 DORIS HALL keeps smiling through her busy day at an office desk at Hutchinson Junior College. NANCY VETTER serves as assistant registrar as well as supervises office duties. 24 NEVADA TRUESDELL and CONNIE BRIDGEMAN tap away at the typewriter key- boards taking care of Juco's correspondence. Whz'le Others Check Fiction Ana' Fuses I SYLVIA PHILLIPS assists Miss EDITH CLARKSON at the ,Iuco library during the evening hours. Under the direction of MISS GERTRUDE Haury are, from right to left: JANET WIL- LEMS, ANITA SCHRAG, ELEANOR WHA- LEY, ELDON FRYE, and SHARON COOPER who supervise the library during the daytime study hours. Hs. ff I I ,K A-: To custodians WARREN BAZE, ORVILLE HOPPER, and ANDREW ROBB belong the task of keeping the H.,I.C. campus and facilities running smoothly. 125 w v w w A s v WUBM mx s :Ju sr x vim - v w I STANDING FOR THE KICKOFF are cheerleaders and team mem- bers. A good number of Hutchinson fans headed Oklahoma way to witness the Dragons fight against Tonkawa. Underwezlghzfs Rise To Occasion N HEAD COACH BILL GOLDSMITH grins as he Watches boys in practice. Coach Goldsmith has high hopes for an underweight team. Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson Hutchinson SEASON RECORD Alumni Tonkawa Coffeyville Emporia State B Parsons Pratt Dodge City Garden City Independence El Dorado Ark City to be used. Start Season Ding Tough Games The annual alumni game was played at Cowan field on Sept. 6 to launch the 1959 Hutch Juco football season. The star studded alumni team, on a last minute desperation pass, went 60 yards for a touchdown with only four seconds left on the clock. A penalty nullified the extra point try and the game ended in a 12-12 deadlock. This was the first time in the eight year series that the alumni have tied. They have yet to win in this series. WATCHING INTENTLY the progress of the varsity against the alumni team are team members and officials. Heafl coach Bill Goldsmith and assistant coach Sam Butterfield discuss tactics . I i '4- ' . , 5' f -:gt 4' if .K 'Q ' - if 1 -'i.it7!t.- t A .e fm- r 4, x as all s is t . ' if f ' y e as V V 4 1 xc A' ' U. 2.1.5 4 L 1 lr z ' l 1- ft , - ' V ' ,, ' WELQQ ' ' ' X if ' -Y ififf i.'f'Xh 2 '- H - fri. i f ,f Way 1 ,J X L lgglwi A V 1 'Wi ' f 'Q , AE !'.fv,1 . J' ,V ...i 'V K z A x vwi ,wW,,MwE , 'g ,, .oi U Q T 1 51 'Q F f 1 S ' 9 12, ' T - f g ' V, ' -li n if U 1 H Don Acher Keen Brantley Mickey Bula Stan Cody Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. 129 John Debusk Soph. Bill Ediger A1 Gould Ron Graver Soph. Soph. Soph, Tielding To Powegful Opponents At Blackwell, Oklahoma, Sept. ll, the Blue Dragons played a rough and ready team from Tonkawa, Okla. Hutch made a much better showing than Would indicate from the 12-7 score by which they lost. Even in losing the Dragons began to show every indication of being a tough contender for their tough opposition yet to come. wg- , Wy f V, f- f a- , - -- I ' Q, ' 4 gg,-r Hffl' .54 ,Q L.. .:3,+,ffE' ', .JZ 'Ar ' 4' ,' iii? f V 'ai L' 7 h im if X , ' ' ' 4 - r A - -we-a W 1! 'W . i--- I Ii ' ,I g ' ' ' Y -Q 1 4, L ,., I ., ,,,, ,, ., i -D 1, V 4 ,W y . , i aae a 4 e ,, ,gi-W V - E 1 ii,w'2wfH1 s 1- -iii' 1' :Slew I 1-Ita aff we ' M x , 5 , V- I l gf it eff' - V El .gl W ii? 2 fggfimliz. 1 ..ww I Q .A 1 ' , Xt .r K S ,I Y 77' Qi ff A H - -wi ' N 1 iw - ll Q 5 - ,,: ,Q ti ,Q in 95 in ' .- 'V if . E' . 3214 at t- tr'-'Q-1 e t 'rf T7 . O Eddie Keener Soph. Delwin Perkins Lee William Phil Liberty Soph. Soph. Soph. TRAILING BLUE DRAGONS are given a half time pep talk hy Coach Bill Goldsmith. Dragons Break WZ.fhi33-6 T1'z'uml19lz The always rugged Red Ravens of Coffeyville handed the Juco eleven their second straight loss in the early stages of the campaign hy the score of 27-12. The Red Ravens proved to have too much power for the young and light lmlue Dragons. Saturday night, Sept. 26, the Blue Dragons broke into the Win column With a 33-6 triumph over the MB squad from Emporia State at Gowans stadium. Hutch scored in every period but the first. Emporia scored in the fourth after recover- ing a Hutch fumble on the Dragon 4 yard line. Allan Clan Jack Dohrman Fl'CSl'l Fre I1 2 TROUNCING THE PARSONS team the home boys racked up a score of 20-0. The old alumni team saw the boys in action. F irst Football Team Reunites Approximately 25 members of the 1929-30 Hutch Juco football team were 011 hand for the 30th anniversary of the first Blue Dragons football game on Oct. 3, 1929 against Parsons. They watched Juco play Parsons down 20-0 at Gowans stadium on Oct. 3, 1959. Hutchinson dominated the game not only in score but in statistics also. I The Blue Dragons eleven traveled to Pratt on Oct. 10 to bring home their third straight win. Hutch won 12-0 making their season record 3 wins and one loss. FOND MEMORIES are recalled by alumni team members of the class of 1929-1930. The varsity team won the game. RETURNING LETTERMEN from last year's team are: Top row: Stan Cody, Phil Liberty, Ron Graver, Al Gould, Keenest Brantley, John Debusk. Bottom row: Bill Ediger, Mickey Bula, Lee Williams, Don Acher, Eddie Keener, and Delwin Perkins. Goldsmzlfhis B915 Gain Vz'ct0rz'es The Blue Dragons stunned the defending Jayhawk Jueo champion Dodge City by tieing the score with only seconds left on the clock and making the final score 20-20. With only 9 minutes left in the game and the score 20-0 in favor of Dodge City the Blue Dragons struck like a Kan- sas tornado. After scoring three touchdowns and one conversion, lVla1'vin Paepke split the uprights with only 36 seconds left to tie the score 20-20. Roger Dunlap Fresh. -W 111 11 Bob Elliott Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Dick Emerch Leroy Franklin Fierce Broncbusters own Dragons , ' S A. 1 0.136 he ' 'S 'y-. if .N F J ' n CA L5 Jf si Y . bn- . m 11 11'- , f A.' - ,' as- N 1 WEE' 1 1 1 M11 111101 W 5 N 1. 1.L 111 .11 ', Wayne Greenert Fresh. ,. .gig i. ,P ' ---4. , , r M.. 1' Xu 'X 5, ,.i, 1 -, , . 4 , -1-4, lf '- 1 1 2 Ya 1 1 ' ' 11 ' , , n-,A Jw - J.. K A '1 V I .ef 111 fax ' -- '- . 1 ' :'nL'-.gi :i. Q ' w 1 Hs 1 lr. . wr. 'jx A Y . .- . Willard Kasselxnan Fresh. 34 The Blue Dragons traveled to Garden City on Saturday night Oct. 23 with shaken pride as they went down to defeat 47-0 against the Bronc Bust- ers who were fired up as they've never been be- fore. Penalties and the inability to move both on the ground and in the air was the major reason why the Dragons couldn't get rolling. kg sg. N i Y X i-ei. ' . 4 Gail Griffin Fresh. fi ' 1' ' ,Jfrf -'J '- ,i '-nw:- vi--,W ., ...gf .L ., -, 4 . -Um. , .-,- 3, ,L .A N9.5f -- ,.,fP,i.,Vf 21. .- 21.-,f I . ,J T' lP. ,f3b'?- , ' :Y ' 'af 'JH M1i511m ' ,, 1 'gy 11',, '11' X ' i r I . Lf' , 'ff ' i U is Y J ' R W 11, J1 . gh . E 7 . A r , fi , A Li W f f .1 s 1 l F ' g ,q'.l1 I-. IE L .- Tom Keyse Jack King Bill KiH1CY Fresh. Fr6Sl1- Fresh- CONFUSION. organized or otherwise, is evident on the gridiron. as the mud soaked uniforms all hegrin to look alike. Roar Back Scoring 20-14 Victogf Apparently the pigskin men from HJC overlooked the fact that the Independence Pirates were the top ranked .luco eleven in Kansas and ranked among the top five in the country as they provided a homecoming thrill for local fans and students that may not be equaled for years to come. After trailing 20-12 at the halftime intermission the Blue Dragons came roaring hack in the second half when Bula tackled Morgan in the end zone to make it 20-14. Then John DeBusk recovered a Pirate fum- ble, Phil Liberty scored and Paepke came through once again with the extra point that meant the difference in the hall game. 2 . as 5 1 L- ' i , Y ,x ll ll , Rfb ' 'Hi ll .1 in. ith . ,fqrsi yi ' hi M H' '- .- 'fu L., 1- 1 5 a in fax I Q P ,ul 2 ' A i 7 5 4 4 ii a Q4 . ic f. fam-,, 4- U , H John Lanning Larry Miles Marvin Paepkc Larry Peter Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh. 6 f 1 Tum Poppelreiter Allen Prudllonlme jim Rice Fresh. Fresh. Soph, Close 1959 Season Wz'th Two Wz'ns The Blue Dragons ended their home game season with another win for local fans. A small crowd watched in Gowans stadium in near zero temperature as Goldsmitlfs charges fashioned a 33-6 victory over the Grizzlies of El Dorado. The 1959 football season came to an end with the 27-18 road victory over the Ark City Tigers. Hutch scored in every quarter to cap the win, fourth place in the final Jayhawk Juco Conference standings and a record of 6 Wins, 3 losses and one tie. l IN NEAR ZERO TEMPERATURE the mighty Dragons rallied a 33-6 victory before a small number of fans. The El Dorado Grizzlies were outplayed all the way. PUTTING A STOP to the Tigers, hopes of gaining more yardage. Dragon tacklers close in on ball carrier. Hutch Ranks Fourth In League FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS W L T Pct. Pts. Opp. Coffeyville 7 I 0 .875 I 711 86 Independence 6 2 0 .750 244- 81 Garden City 6 2 0 .750 215 98 Hutchinson 5 2 I .688 145 I 33 Dodge City 4 2 2 .625 199 im Arkansas City 2 5 I .313 I2I I47 Parsons 2 6 0 .250 36 223 EI Dorado 2 6 0 .250 80 224 Pratt 0 S 0 .000 37 I87 I ' ' ' . ' -' 4' ' - I I., '?t'I 'Z 2' f . ' . 'Y -:.,..,. f A N Y I f : Y' . . ' -' 'XJ . ' Ii ' t al' Lf f' f i - V',,iiQ?.i- Z5 i A W mhw f ' E N 'wdIL.' v,,L t'5 , ' I ' A .. ,, , .':':' ' '-':' V A I I , a.... ' I ' 3 ? wif- - 'I ' -I Ralnh Smith Dennis Soerlingz Jimmy Wynn Fresh. Fresh. Fresh, 137 Blue Dragons Open Ronndball Season HEY! BUD DOWN HERE, but Stange decides to connect for two for.the Dragons. OW WHAT A NIGHTL the strain of the game shows plainly on the faces of the Dragon coaches. The Blue Dragons opened their 1959-60 basketball season with a 69-78 victory over a highly respected HBH team coming from Fort Hays. Bill French suffered a fractured nose in an under-basket scramble in the opener. The Juco cagers then blasted the Scottsbluff, Nebraska team 89-41 at the Nebraskans' home court. The Scottsbluff team made the fatal mistake by playing a zone defense on the vis- itors and Hutch made good use of it by assigning Wrecking responsibilities to Paul Vega. And wreck he did. He fired 6 straight baskets from the 15-20 foot range. Ken Sears collected 18 points in this contest. Vega, playing less than one half. got 17. BILL FRENCH Dragons Tramp Two Texas Teams Hutchinson played her first home game and smashed the Amarillo, Texas, Badgers 73-4148. The Dragons hit 80 per cent of their field shots in the first ten minutes while holding Amarillo to four Held goals in the first half. Bill French, back after recovering from injuries, hit 20 points. The H.,I.C. Dragons trounced Pueblo, Colorado 60-47 in a rugged and rough game at the Arena to give Hutchinson her fourth straight win. The Hutch Jucos rolled over Claredon. Texas 99-61 with fast break tactics and a rugged defense. The Dean of basketball, Dean Brown, came through with a spectacular 22 point production. All re- serves Were used in this game as Coach Butter- field cleared his bench. PRE-GAME WARMUP, the Blue Dragons warm up for another home court victory. Front row: Bill French, Darrell Fouser, Herb Stange, Bob Smyth, Ken Sears, Dean Brown, Kirk Voth, Tom Mc- Kain, David Hurt. Back row: Coach Sam Butterfield, Larry Borth, Jim Bond, John Channell, Bob Hall, Boy Brenneman, Paul Vega, Phil Bloom, managerg Assistant Coach Bill Goldsmith. A ' 1.2 w s 5 ,,... e Q. - r - W - . . - - . -,....g,,, H A .W ,,.c ' f W. , - Q A A 'T e - 1 I - ' r -T A l - r . . , 4 r .... T .. , r r . ..,.. . A n i We -. Y -' ya, ii i X, 'Xml I it IHQ HVNA A gg? i ,4e2?,,f, N rs ..f'5' YH Q' mi I f12a1 ' h. an . KTM' 1 ',cui in 1 xtltx ,lK!W,t YHUTEH l gaping' 311513 -all ,- '1.1E3TlQ.H UTCB ' , 1 ,JH H , A my L - H ,v SSTL 54 , au W 52, sa Rza J f ': fx 1 'V 1h-D '.f.-'2 1 'xii ' 4 4111. A-4lL tx 5' fi 'ig mu 1 If .. 1 T i i i s.e,.frff it A W., .,, LJ i at R ru., 3 ss., , v,, .J 1 if Q , V, ' ,la , ' I. :f l V if V . - V T f ll , .1 Y .-1 E 17 X .. A 5 . nl i l 1 sm n v ' . v -T5 ll 115 W +1 'W fa H-Lila 4,5 ., fr agus , - ' A A t N ?s,. ir.. T eir, ' T 1 .. K ' 139 Dragons Claim VZ'CIf07j7 Number Six KEN SEARS Victory number six was claimed by the Dragons as they whipped Otero Jr. College of Lalunta, Colorado 70-63 in their closest game thus far. Big Bill French salted away 24 points for Hutch 15, coming in the second half when they were desperately needed. Dar- ell Fouser was a key player in the win as he hit 6 points in the closing rally. On December 19 Hutchinson got their first taste of defeat at Fairbury, Nebraska, as they came to grips with a team with an identical 6-O record. They rolled past the Dragons 67-55 knocking Hutch from the unbeaten ranks. Dean Brown fouled out with 12 minutes remaining, then Paul Vega and Herb Stange did likewise. The Bombers then went into a deep freeze in the last four minutes and the weakened Dragons couldnit catch up. Bill French was Hutch's hottest operator, with 16 points. PAUL VEGA N l THE DRAGONS SECRET OF SUCCESS was the fine bench strength which was relied on so much for victory. New I wg 'if xr 'Emma sim 140 Huteh Wz'ns League Opener From Eldorado Joi-IN CHANNELL 1 mission the Blue Dragons listen intently to Coach Sain Butterfield as he gives them capable suggestion. DARELL FOUSER The Hutchinson Blue Dragons were caught in a Texas whirlwind when they journeyed into Texan territory. The Amarillo Badgers avenged their loss earlier to Hutch by whipping the Dragons 81-57 at the Amarillo court. Claredon defeated Hutchinson 91-85 in all over- time contest thus avenging their earlier 99-61 trouncing also. Dean Brown was out of these two contests with the flu bug. Bill French scored an amazing 23 points as he and the others recovered from their shooting slumps. The Blue Dragons started the new year out right by downing the E1 Dorado team at their E1 Dorado court 82-61. French, Vega and Brown began hitting points quickly after the tip off and pulled the Hutch team ahead to stay. Paul Vega defended his title of Hzone Wrecker by sinking 5 long archers destroying the Grizzly zone de- fense. The Dragons, big center Bill French tallied 15 points to lead the victors. i 1 l 1 141 HALF-TIME, after racking up a substantial lead at inter- Dragons Drop Dodge C592 For Fourth League Wzh TOM MCKAIN THROUGH THE HOOP, Darrell Fouser puts in two points for the Dragons as the El Do- rado players try in vain to stop him. lk The Butterfield basketball aces continued undefeated in league play as they put down Arkansas City 66-59 at Ark City, Pratt 62-52 at home and the Dodge City team 83-51 before 4,000 fans at the Sports Arena. The Dra- gon's excellent center tallied 58 points in the three games. These games left Hutchinson as the league leader with a 4-0 league standing. The Blue Dragons' season record was an outstanding 10-3 at this time. DEAN BROWN Hutch Dragons Down Pratt Beavers 61-52 LARRY BORTH The Blue Dragons registered their fifth straight win by downing the Garden City Busters 45-39. The hall control type of ball proved to be very exciting for the spectators. Dean Brown and Bill French tied for scor- ing honors with 13 points each. The Butterfield stage moved past the half Way mark on the route of its second consecutive West Juco title hy shooting the Pratt Beavers out at a 61-52 pace. This gave the Dragons a 6-O conference mark and 12-3 sea- son record. far 'X A BEAUTFUL BLOCK, is administered by Ken Sears amidst disagreeable opponents. HERB STANGE Dragons Clinch West juco Con erence Title Ken Sears cut the nets for 21 points to set a torrid pace for the Blue Dragons as they invaded boot-hill territory and dumped Dodge City 61-412. Hutchinson clinched the West Juco championship by swamping the cellar dweller team E1 Dorado 92-60. All fifteen Dragons saw action in this runaway as the officials called 45 fouls. John Channell led Hutch scoring with 16. In a close scrape away from home the Blue Dragons edged past the ball-control tactics of Garden City and dropped them 41-39. Hutch trailed most of the contest but pulled in the lead in the closing minutes to win this hard-fought contest. This left Hutchinson with a 9-0 record in the conference. ROY BRENNEMAN PRIDE OF JUCO, Co-Captains Dean Brown and Bill French take a breather during practice. KIRK VOTH 144 Hutchinson Racks Independence 84-62 The West ,Iuco Champions fought off a bloodthirsty team of tigers hailing from Arkansas City in a hard-fought contest before an esti- mated 4,500 fans and defeated the Tigers 74-71. This concluded the West ,luco Conference play leaving Hutchinson with a spotless 10-0 record. With veterans Dean Brown and Bill French setting a torrid pace in the first half the Dragons avenged an earlier loss to Fairbury, Nebraska, by downing them 841-55. The Dragons out classed the Bombers in every In the last game of the regular season play on February 26 the Blue Dragons ended their season of scheduled play with an 18-3 record by dropping the Independence Pirates 84-62. Dean Brown thrilled a near-capacity cro pendence was ranked number one in the national poll before being dropped by Parsons twice in the preceding week. BOB SMYTH category. wd by spreading the laces for 22 points. Inde- their height to Coach Butterfield. JIM BOND THIRTEEN FEET OF BASKETBALL TALENT, the big boys Bob Hall 6'7 and Roy Brenneman 6'5 demonstrate 'I4 Hwfchinson Ends Regular Season Play UP, UP, UP, and Bob Smyth, Blue Dragon, comes clown with the ball. BOB HALL HUTCHINSON 77 77 SEASON SCHEDULE 78-69 89-41 73-48 60-47 99-61 70-63 55-67 57-81 85-91 82-61 66-59 62-52 83-51 45-39 61-52 61-42 92-60 41-39 74-71 84--55 84--62 Hays State B Scottsbluff Amarillo Pueblo Claredon Otero Fairbury Amarillo Clareclon El Dorado Ark. City Pratt Dodge City Cvarclen City WEST JUCO STANDINGS HUTCHINSON Ark. City Garden City Pratt Dodge City El Dorado Pratt Dodge City El Dorado Garden City Ark. City Fairbury Independence Won Lost 10 0 6 4 6 4 4 6 5 7 1 9 Dragons Take Region Six Toumgf Hutchinson defeated the Arkansas City Tigers in a spine-tingling, breath-taking finale of the Region Six Tour- nament to clinch the championship and to gain a berth in the NJCAA tournament at Hutchinson March 15-19. At half-time the Tigers led the West Juco champs 39-29 and increased their lead to 13 points before the great Dragon club went into action. Tom lVlcKain clinched a tremendous rally with a field goal with 10:15 to go and tied the game 417-all. The lead then changed back and forth when Ken Sears calmly dropped a free throw with 1:20 remaining to put the Dragons ahead to stay. Ark. City missed three free shots and three field shots in the closing, hectic seconds. Tom lVIcKain snared a couple of .free throws with five seconds left which clinched the con- test and the championship for the Blue Dragons. Bill French and Dean Brown were named to the Be- gional All Star team along with Finnley of Pratt and Sparks and Heidebrecht of Ark. City. ANOTHER BUCKET, for Jim Bond as Herb Stange and big Bob Hall prepare to rebound if need be. DAVID HURT The Hutchinson Blue Dragons entered the Region Six Tournament at Arkansas City playing Central of lVIcPher- son and defeating them by a walloping margin of 34- points, 91-57. Hutch put Central out of the game in the first ten minutesg they led 38-211 at intermission. Hutch- insonis fine bench saw most of the second half action permitting the starters to rest up for the rigorous action ahead. The Dragons staged a great closing rally in the last minute and a half to come from behind and drop the Pratt Beavers 71-65 in the semi-finals of the Region Six tourney. Hutch trailed throughout the game until Darrell Fouser hit a 35 footer with 1:25 remaining to play which put the Dragons within two points. Then Dean Brown gave a fine pass to Ken Sears which resulted in a lay-up that tied the score. Sears hit again with 30 seconds to go, putting Hutch ahead to stay 67-66. Fouser added the needed free throws and Dean Brown hit a field shot which gave Hutchinson the 71-65 victory and the right to meet Arkansas City in the finals of the tourney. . . i it i M it T in u iii it xii l Tennant Leads Harriers - .-sf... ,... Bill Clegg outstricles a Hay,s man at the finish line. 5 .W . H And they're off, in one of the many exciting meets this year. 148 Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. SEASON 'S RECORD 2 15 22 29 3 12 19 W. U. Frosh Hutch Emporia Hutch Coffeyville Hutch Hays Frosh Hutch W. U. Frosh Hutch Emporia Hutch Colleyville Hutch A JPN l ' mi-Inc' :,. .-H ' g11'r,ge.:,11.i-Q,:.' ' iw Q. Q, Zi- S , J D ttyy, W e . . 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'I49 Dragons Sweep NjC'AA Meet Returning lettermen, Front row, L to R: J oe Ruiz, Bill Tennant. Top row: Larry McCue, John Brad- shaw, Larry McCormack, Stan Ingram. Blue Drasronis top point getter Larry McCune April 3 April 13 KU Relays April 22 April 30 May 3 May 8 NJCAA Nationals LAST YEAR'S RESULTS Hutch Meet Garden City Mile Relay Sprint Medley Wichita Meet Baker Relays HJC Night Relays State Meet lst lst 2nd 2nd lst 2nd lst 2nd lst H,IC7s top weizhtman .Toe Ruiz makes ready for warms up for the 1960 year. the new season with a shotput. 50 March 26 April 1 April 8 April 144 April 20 April 22-23 April 30 May 6 May 14- May 20-21 Look Forward To 1960 Season 1960 SCHEDULE Okla. State Meet Carden City Garden City Relays Triangular Pratt, WU Fresh KU Relays Baker Relays HJC Night Relays State Meet National Meet Stillwater Here Here Pratt Lawrence Baldwin Here Wichita Big Springs, Texas Long distance men Bill Tennant and John Brad Shaw take to the track in good form. Smiling Larry McCormick warm up for the first With arched back is Stan Ingram ready to break all big meet. records in the javelin. 151 Open Air Crews Show Talents v Golfers, L to R: Gary Bruch, Kon Rock, Larry Mattison, Arlo Ebright, Larry Kasberger, Mike Smith, and Bence Williams. Linksters have one big problem-snowy weather. Kon Rock braves the snow for putting practice while Mike Smith and Arlo Ebright search for the cup. Erie 1 ,Hu me my H v f If 'I52 515- is f'W'l'l .5,1WJ'- ' A l.S,Ma Spearheaded by returning lettermen Mike Smith, Arlo Ebi-ight, and Kon Rock from the 1959 squad, this YCBIJS teemen face a rough season ahead. With a delayed four Weeks prepar- ation, the team hopes to find another good swinger among hopeful freshmen Bence Williams, Larry Maltison, Larry Kasberger, and Gary Bruch to form a strong four-man team. The tee- men look forward to the state invita- tional where they will meet the state's golf powers. Ana' Expect To Win Trolblzies Tennis Squad, L to R: Roger Suttle, Paul Vega, ,lon Davis, Kenny Sears, Ron Glotta, and Tom McCain. Tennis Scholarships were given to Ron Clotta and Jon Davis who work out in Arena due to heavy snows. Coach Waltei' Spencer was faced with the task of building the 1960 tennis squad around a nucleus of freshmen with returning lettermen Jim Bond, Dave Vander Laan and Roger Suttle. With luck and good weather, Coach Spencer looks forward to a successful season. The big event of the sea- son Will he the state meet at Wichita on May 13th. 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