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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1962 volume:

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' Y.uf-f.,,,,5r. .X , , ,mars .f ah., Ka., J K Ja w Q- af .JMS-:1,.? 4 -4--.-,.. iftvw' li' 4--if' X 'J W flair. DEDICATEE Tom Kelly Named Dedicatee By Dragonis Tale Staff Joining the Hutchinson Junior College faculty fifteen years ago, Tom Kelly quickly became a hard worker around the campus. Mr. Kelly, who teaches speech, majored in his- tory and social science at Pittsburg State Teachers College. He taught history and speech at several high schools before coming to juco in 1947. The students at H.J.C. feel he is one of them because of his activities on campus. He is debate coach and head sponsor for the student commis- sion. He is frequently seen getting everything under controlw at student assemblies. To this teacher who has the admiration and respect of the students and faculty of Hutchinson Junior College, we, the Dragon's Tale staff, dedicate the 1962 Dragon's Tale. 1:14-,ki ..,,.,,,. , ...uh 3031 , Wvfffvmzagf Pifliiii ... . Dill ...,. QCP ::2:5,, nn .... .filtilrr !Q V, '. 5 . i , gg' V -Q. ,,. - as . gi-E 'kwa' are aemnarse mmef-were fem. raw: 4w5nzss il U A 533. 1 ' any ,. gg , ,Q ' Only 25 cents apiece, says Mr. Tom Kelly as he sells student directories, a project of the student commission, durin his noon hour at 'uco. g J 7 f I A fd f I M fa Al ,Vx P ' r 4 X ' 0' Nr Q99 gk A Vyksfiafw wkssfl J fg-,::Sz,?isT5?ii5'S'L?1f1,- , 'fi 1 Vfgiijgzrgif 19,12 ,. s51'?.Mg31 ,f :1 , .:aggggugsgf'.z ia Syn xgggfgzsi f W5 ,A , - :inf 'f ZGSQWLA f Awxwl' .f 1 :V 'c iv! I7 fly? h' 'M' 1 .iirqf -mx, -W 1 - .yfzmf 11' -515,41 -' 2 aff' tis 121111-1 f I ' ' - A f1e1ff?lw1fQ?'5 ., . - fgfqhf' :mi :V . 1 A ba? f .M-. fl , Q 5 -uw f 'Q COLLEGE LIFE Sophomores lndoetrinate Freshmen To College Life at ,lueo Amidst crepe paper streamers of turquoise and white, the color scheme at Frosted Fantasy 4the winter formal-Jim Walker, Frankie McMaster, Tom Spriggs, and Judy Hale relax after an evening of dancing. bummer vacation is over, hut hot weather remains. A few tudents tike refuge from the heat while admitta ee n to the Book Store WA U L 511 10 L iii ff Anita Clark, night secretary at the junior college office, answers a sludent's request for the library closing time. Harlan Gitehell washes his car in preparation for a week-end date. . . Fun, fun, fun for everyone! Students enjoying themselves while decorating for the winter formal which was December 1 are Pam Shirk. Dana Stewart, Barbara Homan, Bob Henson, and Mike Barnes. X 'llql,,,,,,, 11 COLLEGE LIFE Students Learn to Combine Work With Pleasure ,.....J. ' '7 W! Silence prevails as students spend free hours in solitary study in the junior college library. 'Qt' WW' Smiling as he completes inventory is Jim Wvalker, ku Several sports cars can be seen scattered throughout the Juco park- ing lots. Keith Riley, owner of a red 1960 Corvette, prepares for an after- noon drive after attending his morning classes. Assisting the eheerleaders during a pep assembly is Jerry Williams, dignified president of the Student Commission. operator of the Book Store. . L Mvygiyfw 5. , I2 A n an ' Standing room only is the case at one of the conference basketball games held in the Hutch- inson Sports Arena. Tom Lappin, yearbook photographer, has many hobbies other than photog- raphy. Tom, a member of several national communications organizations, enjoys maintaining and operating a complete ham radio set. Modeling the uniform of the newly orga- ' nized drill team, the Coettes, is Bev Cole- man, drill team member. . . .The time has come and Harlan and Penny Berridge leave the house anticipating an evening of fun. . . COLLEGE LIFE Students Celebrate Victories With After-Game Dances H9 1 X ,...-' J, Cheerleaders'Sandy Embick and Mark Mallett V V if find pleasure in taking care of Lisa Missildine, Vg!! the young mascot of the Fighting Blue Dragons. Doing homework is always less painful when several students study together. Here Bob Drake, Virginia Bland, and Richard Rader combine efforts on an English assignment while Mary is --an ' Living away from home has its advantages but one of the big disadvantages is having to clean one's own apartment. Frank Regier and Richard Rader found the answer by recruiting Dana Stewart and Mary Beth Young to give the cleaning the female touch. It was the first day of Spring and Bon Wulf, Gary Phillips, and Rod Mueller thought a convertible would be quite appropriate for a trip to Sandys Frankie McMaster is doing her best to convince them that she should be given a ride. Beth Young, Mike Barnes, and Martha Gilbert work on the yearbook. Xin the 5 , , ,.,N t, .. P13513 .iff 'I4 Qs., Call it either transportation or a hobby, but Brigman, Joe Piatt, Tom Stringer, and Arden any way you look at it, it's fun, say Dean Butler as they spend an afternoon motorcycling. . . .A bite to eat is in order and Harlan and Penny stop at the Pizza Hut. . . Briefcases can be heavy and the owners of these decided to park them while visiting in the Dragon's Inn before their afternoon classes. COLLEGE LIFE Good Study Habits Become Vital As Students Follow Schedules -,-gi., ' W ,na ' 'A L ,, .WW Several ,Iuco students joined bowling leagues through- out the year. Practicing precision in his delivery of the ball is Bill Songer, a league member. Mike Hawkins, Juco student from Burrton seems to realize the pain undergone by his car when it was hit by another automobile. The take-off of astronaut John Glenn into space Dragon7s Inn to Witness the historical event over on February 20 brought many students to the television. 16 Brother, the things we've got to do to become members, are the thoughts of Phil Adrian and Melinda Hanson as they push dimes across the Dragon's Inn floor with their noses. This was part of the ritual in becoming a Dragonette or Dragon member. These Juco students succeeded in combining work with pleasure. John Kraus and Gary Phillips are making pizzas as employees at a local hang-out, the Pizza Hut. One must stick to a strict financial budget when going to college, but this is ridiculous! These students decided to merely tape over the holes in their tennis shoes instead of buying new ones. . . .The perfect ending to a lovely evening. WN ,.,. as x 'A' A S A ,Sf ji: 'iv' ' f f , II 17 4 5, ' K . Zu 1 ,7 tw , xx r l 4 I' ,' ,. ' Ss QW , C f 5899 WSW Li 1 JN fl, I J M if 350-13 if if ,, Ex Im, ff? Y i Q J ' Zig ii- Agiy M' Mia 5 ,A ' 3 y 5? 17422 .4 '? L? - , Q : E., 5 ig K as 5 Um 'E -. si- W Q 'lm F- 19 i . ,. 2 X , I is Q - .5 sg J! li 2 s 1 if 5 FQ -'wwe wmv -1 W, , 'R ' 5 ii I I SOPHUMORES Students Bun for Offices ln Clubs, :xi , i M s' a if A 20 Commission .L -.QM , :,,. 5 lm' t.. QQ' ' 3' ,dv nf Ning. 'VY xi f 'E' if Wy as-' .2 I .. 1 ,-X YK '1 N316 . R 6 , 'US P 1!-x.-y- Phil Adrian Buhler Karin Alexander Buhler Kathleen Allen Hutchinson ,lack Alumbaugh Hutchinson John Anderson Hutchinson Jeanne Angevine Hutchinson Nancy Arwood Lyons George Bales Hutchinson Phillip Balsmeier Hutchinson Mike Barnes Hutchinson Ron Bartcher Hutchinson LeWayne Bartel Buhler Joan Bartman Sterling Carol Barton Hutchinson Ruth Barton Hutchinson Dale Beck Plevna Emma Becker Hutchinson Bob Befort Lyons Cary Belden Nickerson Sue Benjamin Hutchinson Farren Benton, Jr Hutchinson Dennis Berndsen Haven Danny Blake Rozcl Graeme Blasdel Belle Plaine Bev Bond Hutchinson Max Bookless Hutchinson Gordon Brantley Scott City Dean Brigman Hutchinson Susie Brooke Hutchinson Bud Brown Hutchinson Johnny Brown Mulvane Karen Brown Hutchinson Larry Buller Inman Cordon Bunker Hutchinson Bon Burch Hutchinson Dianne Burdick Nickcrson Esta Sue Burk Hutchinson Dennis Buschman Hutchinson Arden Butler Hutchinson Betty Bybee Hutchinson Roger Caldwell Lyons Jack Calentine Hutchinson Kenneth Callison Newton Bill Canfield Hutchinson John Caspar Hutchinson Jerry Castor Cheney Connie Chabin Hutchinson Karen Chrest Hutchinson ,rut 1, ina e .., ' 4: V',. 'iii 'UF 1 , 4 55 sat vi gm 4. XJ 1: I..-.1 N f-2311 Q L fi? .2 l in S K X inf? H ft., Q. fi Q R 5' i Hold it right there instructs Ray Downen as he and his assistant practice using a transit and ange rod in surveying. Q ffl . nm:-E' faq., :V 21 OPHO ORE Lockers Rationed to Girlsg Book-Laden Boys Share Y il .V i f C Efl i L .Hi M315 '5':?Y A,,, y y t ' I L r fi Ll C , f . s , C it 5 'fi 'wi 'El in M -fi 'f f 414.4 L T. ,, , , eg ' ' Y I Q :Ai L' X' 3, Q--'I' t l to ' a 4 'Ti 'G if 'P Z.. ' if C .4 YS i f -if! i me ir' 5 Q fsz 'KI V 'X MWC fw + , Mm. AAVV Iv - V rsh: I a ir, K . .C St? . s e Q me 1 5 if 5 is if f' ji -fi '13 ' 1 'I-. , , . , , VSVVVAK ,jf V-I V., jkglr t -V A I r A . r s o iu if K Q 22 if -5 S Ailz :HH . KM 1 . Q K W s fi.,-A VI .gf , ANR W, ,piz- ' in-'N . of - in rx Kgs. 'iw' ,, . .,, fl 'Y f Wu 3, . , f . , 'Sh- Q -A 2 it V W, V, y C Q It tfivc I : lays 1 I. c an it g 2 Q 1?- fi 0.1 I ii, F X t i ' Q ' w wf' 2'- Wt 1-1 Sf K Carolyn Clark Bloom Jerry Clothier Sylvia Dale Clutter Hoisington Beth Cooking Colorado Springs, Colo. Beverly Coleman Scott City Carol Conyers Marion Jean Cook Burrton Jimmy Cook Burrton Ronald Coon Milton J ack Cooper Hutchinson Ron Cotrell Hutchinson J. D. Crabbs South Hutchinson Lee Roy Crigger, Jr. Hutchinson Everett Crotts Penalosa Fred Crow, Jr. Hutchinson James Crowdes Marquette Sam Crozier Mt. Hope Gerald Darnell Hutchinson Ersa Daum Hutchinson Bruce Davis Hutchinson loan Deckert Norwich Russel DeWater Hutchinson Maxine DeWitt Deer River, Minn. Billy Dick Tulia, Texas Larry Dick Buhler Virginia Dodgion Hutchinson Dick Dow Mt. Hope Billie Dowers Hutchinson Ray Downen Newton Judy Dreher Hutchinson Larry Dreiling Hutchinson Kenny Dunlap Mt. Hope Cindy Eales Hutchinson Karen Eales Hutchinson Gale Earle Sterling Nlarcia Ediger Hutchinson Sandy Embick Hutchinson Jim Enns Hutchinson Leon Epp Burrton John Esau Inman Douglas Eshnau Norwich Janet Evans Hutchinson Tom Evans Hutchinson Merlyn Ewing Hutchinson Phil Fager Hutchinson George Fast Burrton Harold Fast Hutchinson John Floyd Hutchinson Cordon Foulk Hutchinson Glen Fountain Arlington Harold Foust Hutchinson Gary Fox Hutchinson Lola F rager Hutchinson Jerald Franz Newton Wayne Fraser Lyons Roger French Ellinwood Janice Gantz Hutchinson 'E- 4 My YI! xx ,N M, at X . ,.z.t 5: :ff ' 1 lie. F V 'D Wnrv 'VIVZ 1 J 1 ' ' W4 2- 6, ,jk . , A . RT 2 -s sttyt t J J f 'W - 1 ,ag F .,,M,,k, I ft 'YY ff H 'S ,ww f Rf x ,, ,, A kj.. :Q fa- 5, 5 1, 3 VH, Sk Q X OPHOMORE Students Hit the Booksg Q Then Relax in Inn VP,af'41 A N ts? ff571l4a 2 J ,r , if' - . . vu-.,!,,, th, is WX lr 'Qi m F' iz., -. 1 1 , ggi, 2 i ti F Q AV -v.-- W, . -YJ 2, Q: ,V L 531 H ag h Z My L ikl 6A,, H' ,I 'ly' I M 5 it S - :': 1 H t ,,,t kv? rms-jp-al wan., , ,4 , I i 5' iii. 3 6 24 hi s 5 fx ilk if H K a,l1,v,,tfm Anne Gardner Hutchinson Sheldon Garnett Cheney Rex Gaskill Hutchinson J im Gay Plevna Gary Gibson Macksville Mike Gisel Hutchinson William Glass Hutchinson Gary Graber Pretty Prairie Robert Graves Hutchinson Sylvia Griggs Cullison Ed Gustafson McPherson Robert Hageman Hutchinson David Hutchinson Hutchinson Max Handlin Marquette Suzie Harper Sterling Mary Harr Hutchinson Bob Hartl Hutchinson David Haskard Hutchinson .l ay Dee Hayes Hutchinson Lois Headings Hutchinson Jim Hefling Haven Robert Henson Hutchinson Sharon Hermes Hutchinson Ronnie Herriman Abhyville Bill Hobson Hutchinson Milburn Hinners Burrton Sharon Hinners Haven Raymond Hofmeier Inman Joan Hopping Sterling Clayton Hunter Geneseo Richard Israel Hutchinson Pam Janssen Lyons Glennis Johnson Inman Rick ,I ohnson Hutchinson Connie Jones Pretty Prairie Willard Kasselman Pawnee Rock Ron Katzenmeier Ellsworth Aaron Kaufman Halstead Richard Kaufman Hutchinson Vickie Keckler Hutchinson Mary Ann Keffer Hutchinson Ronald Ketzner Andale Dwala Kim Buhler Larry Kingsley Hutchinson Larry Klusener Great Bend Kenneth Krauter Hutchinson Connie Lawson Penalosa Mr. W. E. Nuzurn, investment broker, explains to economics students the mar- ket quotations board used by Hutchinson stock brokers. P' 52 'Z' 5 X. Nfe 25 . it 555 :1. Q, 'MM ,a if w me J 5.9, guna., ,et tt ,, -35 ff. 'N , 6 QW? 21 gg, 5 is I2 auf SOPHOMORES Coffee-Breaks Predominate Over Assemblies ssss ,A-.yy W i i . E 'fist f t ,,A I , , iigtf-,Q , ' , its zk, H 54 i . X , .e ' '9 Q A to .i 1 W '42 s f 1.6 Q 5 if eees l f J s ' t if n -. ssA ' l i ss , ii eAss , Q.. W 'W' '- 1 i M' ig' W' 5 dt' t K X ' t 6 Don Leatherbury Hutchinson .lim Litchfield Stafford Carol Logan Newton Donald Long Bushton Gaylord Long Hutchinson Roy MacAlister South Hutchinson Dennis McCracken Hutchinson Connie McDonald Larned lim McFarland Hutchinson Doug Mclver Hutchinson Mark Mallett Hutchinson Marion Mandeville Hutchinson Larry Marrs Hutchinson Rainer Martens Hutchinson LeRoy Mathes Sterling James Mathews Arlington Judith Might Hutchinson Margie Miller Hutchinson Sue Minor Hutchinson Tom Minor Hutchinson Helene Missildine Hutchinson Diane Mitchell Hutchinson Douglas Mitchell Hutchinson Don Moeckel Plevna Bernice Mooney Burrton Paul Moore Windom Larry Morgan Hutchinson Jeny Morris Hutchinson Mary Jo Morris Hutchinson Judy Morton Hutchinson Rod Mueller Hoisington Bill Mur h P Y N Pretty Prairie Torn Muth Great Bend Karen Myers Hutchinson Tony Naab Nickerson Butch Neel Windom Don Newland Calhoun, Wis. Kay Lyn Newsom Medicine Lodge Bob Nightingale Halstead Wayne Nitengale Burrton Larry Nolte Hudson Linda Nonken Hutchinson Tom Oller Plain Dealing, La. Rose Ellen Osborne Hutchinson Jack Osenbaugh Abbyville Kenneth Parrish Russell Jimmie Pate Hutchinson Curtis Patrick Oskaloosa Delma Jean Pearson Hutchinson Vincent Peltier Concordia Dick Perry Hugoton Larry Peters Buhler ' Robert Peterson Tribune Elizabeth Phelan Hutchinson Frank Phillips Huntsville, Tenn. Gary Phillips Hutchinson Joel Piatt Hutchinson 1 A -- W 3 I fm' 1 gm , A. , , ..-B. . Q1 -yzifv, K 4 H if C g.-,Z t, . .,.u,,,. Q f X K, K My - Q1 as .W ,. .. ,J1 1 'P ,Y f , H f F sv si A M. ,- -8- M 3, as 5 ti Q. ggggg 1 F ' gg L V A ytty to if 2 t 7 ti P :I ,agp . f Y Mm L i at 1 H3 -. t eigsgfztzt-lm, Q -- ,K 'S IX r, ea L 9 J-, fifth ,ly fm 4 . Y g if.. , -. - o.t ii 'R r i'T1 ig? t o KEN J Q X 'S I X K it R SUPI-IOMORES Interest in Future Increases Near Graduation df' C14 -,g,m 'NY A T-I f fi-'F z 5 ftfawuf My . A U' ' P 5 3 Q wif 28 , Af, s if 'E ,p' ,V titv It S ,-4 A Gene Pickering Arlington David Pipkin Cheney Richard Preston Macksville Carolyn Priest Hutchinson Lyle Prior Hutchinson Ray Putnam Nickerson Richard Rader Mt. Hope Wilbur Ragsdale Hutchinson John Ratzlaff Buhler Elmer Regehr Inman Leslie Regier Buhler Madlyn Rempel Hutchinson LaVerne Rexroad Hutchinson Stephen Rhorer Hutchinson Paul Richert Buhler Mervyn Rife Lyons Pinky Roberts Plevna Gerald Robinson Hutchinson Richard Rogalsky Inman Patricia Ross Hutchinson Harvey Russell Hutchinson Marlin Sanderson Hutchinson Curt Schmidler Hutchinson Pat Schroeder Bushton Kay Scott Burrton Gaylen Searle Hudson Duaine Seek Haven Larry Shea Medora Howard Sheley Scott City Tom Shellenherger Wichita Pam Shirk Hutchinson Carl Shive Burrton Nick Short Hutchinson Judy Siemens Inman Kenneth Small Hutchinson Bobbie Ann Smith Newton Edith Ann Smith Hutchinson Janice Kay Smith Kingman Lawrence Smith Hutchinson Richard Smith Hutchinson Elsiann Smyres Hutchinson Loran Sneath Lyons Mike Solander Hutchinson Bill Songer Hutchinson Thomas Sparkman Great Bend Nedra Spessard Arlington Tom Spriggs Hutchinson Ed Springer Clarkston, Mich. ,5,7 ,VVI ,.i,i L ww - aff ,-,.4if?- S ' 'A E51 t ' 52555 I vs ,XENA 'fl '? 4 , . 'F' Larry Morgan and Bob Hageman check their apparatus uring a manometer experiment to measure gas pressure. 29 SOPHOMORES Students Win Scholarships, Honor, and Recognition fy, L4 3 il f W 5. K , 11 W-f , 30 igf X 6. Q it Mann... , WW Ll i ,giddy il 25,9 13' ml f .L ,fy 'Q u-Q., X si... tt 'L f s , M ,ag I S fm? our tbtsn tntl t V c s r-it Karen Stallings Hutchinson Michael Stephenson Lyons Dana Stewart Hutchinson Cary Sthole Hutchinson Jeff Stockton Hutchinson Mike Stoughton Medora Marion Stout Sterling JoAnn Stremel Hutchinson Tom Stringer Hutchinson Ronald Strouse Conway Larry Sump Newton Vitoon Suthiprasert Dhonburi, Thaila Monty Tatro Kingman Valetta Tonn Sylvia Mary Tregallas Hutchinson Marcy Truitt Anthony Paul Tullis Hutchinson William Turner Lyons Richard Urban Hutchinson Dennis Van Horn Anthony Bob Vincent Hutchinson Ronald Vinson Newton Warren Vogel Marion J im Walker Hutchinson Thelma Walker Hutchinson Lester Wall Buhler Larry Walters Hutchinson nd Beth Washburn Hutchinson Robert Watson Hutchinson J oe Weiss Hutchinson Forrest Wendland Hutchinson Tom Westfall Hutchinson Jerry Wheaton Hutchinson Donald Wiens Inman Ronald Wilcheck Hutchinson Jerry Williams Wichita Keith Wilson Pawnee Rock Don Winger Ulysses Paula Wintamute Hutchinson Cary Withrow Hutchinson Bob Woods Hutchinson Beth Wray Hutchinson Wayne Wright Hutchinson lion Wulf Mt. Hope Cary Wyatt Hutchinson Maynard Yutzy Hutchinson Joe Zentner Hutchinson - fu fi W X? 'M' if 1.- i sw , , Mr. Gerald Hickey. language instructor, listens attentively as Mike Barnes records a lesson to improve diction and pronun- ciation in elementary Spanish. fc-st 43 nz t n ,I f, rf, ,vs ,m -mi nan: 'g N, , Xi- N. ,X fee., gf .. X t tt it f f A ,tfaglt S A A LYQQZ' 'Y 'szzswasr' 1 xiiftxitfi ifffif1fZs'l2f5-ffifif l 'J NPVX r, I 1 -L ss , Q53 Qfyx , 19 Qmwiwfw LQQS-.ww M Lx. .551 fm- .gs .1 Vxxziw' ',,1Ls1o's,. 11: :7 1,-.mmgsgg My Mme, .sh-, , um... W,-, W. . ygsw:-ns-51's f wi:l'i,.5Jlf , 4 5 . V? -Q Q y 1 as , SIM f-ww ff- 5 n , fi hw , fly. , V, GET if SK frsxg' fzisiffm qw- A ,Q wig, . . f ifilvfiv f? .sgwgpwf 5 f' QW5' Lmilwksiesi wif 55222 , Qhmww My- 1:1 H112 1245 :Sp ff .sa- JM 1 ..-,,.f:.S 3 -1m,,.,W7 W . . 5 M FREH E Halls Become Crowded FEV ' ' ' - Juco Enrollment Increasesg 'H - .Z as Y 5 ,. .ng if I I i fl:i5:?eii?sfi5ff:f- . - -sewage ji r 2 x it viii? i t in 34 Don Abrahams Oklahoma Cit Nlernon Adams Hutchinson Ann Adcock Hutchinson Max Alber Little River Ray Allen Norwich Charles Anderson Hutchinson Gerald Anderson Windom Kay Anderson Hutchinson Ronald Anderson Great Bend Anne Andres Hutchinson Brad Angell Arlington Sylvia Angell Arlington David Asbury Sterling Tom Ashleman Wichita Ron Asmussen Leoti William Atkinson Hutchinson Sandra Augustine Hutchinson Richard Babcock Hutchinson Bon Bachman Halstead Don Bargdill, Jr. Pretty Prairie Dale Barnes Hutchinson Connie Barnt Alton Coralee Barrett Hutchinson Jerry Battey Hutchinson Karon Baxter Hutchinson Don Bearden Hutchinson Gene Becker Hutchinson Okla Kathy Bcckcr Hutchinson Mary Boll Hutchinson Harry Hcnjumin Hutchinson Gary Bcnson Hutchinson l't-nny licrritlgc Nickerson IM-an Bcrtholl Attica Phil Bighum Lyons Donna Bluckwclclcr Isahcl Xirgriuia Bland Y Hutchinson Dcan Blank Nlurdock Sllflfltll Blusflf-I Sylvia Nicki Bloom Hutchinson Bill Bork. Jr. Hutchinson Ray Borth Plains Xlarsha Bowman Lyons Bob Bracey Chicago, Ill. Dennis Bruclforfl Lyons Bill Branclcnhergzer Burrton Tom Brennan McPherson Gary Brewer Hutchinson Karyl Lee Rrickcy Hutchinson igifgs-f. 211 -- .. : ,flrservxfg-.,p,1152: f ffgfgogssxs -fxsapw.. 1: ...- f-.-. . - ft-Q: sf:1:.t1 :- AQ . s Jaync Tippic winds up a hartl tluy of stancling liners. enrolling. and buying hooks at the collc bookstore at tht- ln-ginning of full S4 Ill0Sl6I'. of .italy ,ew I ri? Nl S Wt, ixwt srzifz? FRE SHMEN Students See Old Friendsg Make New Acquaintances . . Us , A 'I - , . ,gi wt A12 K 3 ' my Q1 QW. 5 , , fi ,e,,, , -5 K . my '-fists? l lgtsjgf-,a iu K , ' ,. A., ' ff' f .,': - A i n l -.ij it Q S-7-fir' Q it A A I A C L E, xt y A Y S. l , - if -'13 f a: M3 if 3 ,lt li n .M 4: Q 5 'yr' .Q y ,bn Q F iiwm 4 - 4 -or -Q U Q11 tilts? jr-Y 1 R, N wi' za, A N- f Q . 52 1--N, .1 n . gig if n i ' n-,' e e e CN f Q I f s 6 John Bright Hutchinson Vivian Bright Hutchinson Doyle Brightenb-u Hutchinson Kent Britt Hutchinson Ben Brock Staiiord Bill Brock Jennings Avery Brooks Hutchinson Dave Brown Hutchinson Lewis Brown, Jr. Hutchinson Mike Brown Larned Lorraine Buck Hutchinson Mary lfllen Buell Macksville Larry Buller Moundridge Bruce Bunker Hutchinson Charlotte Bunyan Arlington' Vinson Burch Burrton Cary Burris Hutchinson .-Xrdith Byroad Hutchinson Phillip Cadman St. John Linda Caley Stafford .lack Campbell Macksville l-lick Carpenter Cedar Point I' Daniel Cavanaugh Hutchinson Henry Chestnut Clay Center Arlin Chiles Sterling Anita Clark Kingman Rennie Clark Hutchinson lfuxicl Cline Hutchinson John Cole Hutchinson Gene Coleman Ulysses, Nch. Dennis Colle Sterling: Ronald Collins Burrton Hazel Colvin Sylvia Doug Conkright Y Arnold Gerald Connery Little Rivcr Jerald Connery Little River Ed Cook Hutchinson Edward Cooper Hutchinson Cary Cooper Osborne Larry Cooper Osborne Carolyn Cotter Hutchinson J. Dee Cox Hutchinson julie Coyne Hutchinson .Indy Crouse Hutchinson Rozanne Crupper Hutchinson Ron Cully Hutchinson Judi Cummings Hutchinson Patricia Cummins Cheney LeRoy Cunningham Hutchinson June Daugherty Hutchinson John Davenport Hutchinson Gwendolyn Davis Newton Nick Dean Hutchinson Judi DeGraw Hutchinson Deanne Dehart Hutchinson Donna Dehart Hutchinson Gary Derstein Hutchinson ,5 a I i -1 f ' K no Rc i ig QP '- i '6- 'V gk in lei i K I 'K IPS T. ff 53 4 mag 'Q , Qi 'ff If 'A 3 , Li. 1 it fi 41' Q lpn K . Wg at K gf' i.-c 1 3 3, ,J , S -uv. vim 1,1 .N,4g,:f QL is -af: fl! Q ' 5 5 ' X, , fi 'if' FRESHME Students Bud got Time: Plan Study Hours ti? t 2 ' t It D iii fl My M., ,. QE, 'H ,Eff ggi ta, 5 ,X kr as t its K his Erik X it Q ,C QW 38 Mike D4-liulwrtis Kansas City, Mo Rick Dtirlltlul' McPherson Don Deuel Fertile, la. Cheryl Dickson Stafford Mike Dirck Wichita Erma Dixon Kingman .lanice Doerksen Inman Robert Douglas Kansas City Kristy Doyle Minneola Marian Drake Hutchinson Robert Drake Lyons Felix Dreher Hutchinson Judith Duncan Hutchinson John Dunn Hutchinson Norma Durst Moundridge John Dwyer Hutchinson Stuart Dyck Tampa Ronald Dyson Hutchinson Judy Easterday Hutchinson Paul Eflgington Hutchinson Dean Ediger Inman Dwight Ediger Buhler Earl Ediger Hutchinson Laverne Ediger Hutchinson Loretta Edwards Hutchinson Lonny Elliott Sterling Cary Ellis Sylvia Marc Emery Hutchinson Richard Engdahl Marquette fi - Margaret England Hutchinson -Y' X X . . 1 is K. Janet Epperson ,:.-: Hutchinson J t .J S X X 'fi James Erb Timken Lenny Ewell Conway Kent Ewing Hutchinson Marvin Ewing Turon Dale Farney Hutchinson Joan Fast Hutchinson LaYell Featherston Hutchinson Martha Fenwick ' Hutchinson Ronald Fetter Macksville Raymond Mary Forbes Hutchinson Cathie Fountain Arlington Jim Frank Nickerson Carol Friesen Hutchinson Connie Friesen Hutchinson The plague of all freshmen, note cards and research papers, falls upon students writing final drafts in one of Miss Bernice Bender's English classes. John Fish s QV X FRESHMEN College Library Is Scene Of Quiet Concentration we www? AT R ful:-33 , Q17 n. ..,.,w-fr' !9iiblA5-...inns we ,, Q, 'YN . 'ttf H! ,Wx 'Q' Gerald Gaeddert Ahbyville lack Gagnebin Abbyville Kay Gardner Arlington Charles Garrett Derby Marilyn Ann Gaston Sylvia Colleen Gearhart McPherson Marilyn Gifford Hutchinson Dave Gift Rexford Martha Gilbert Hutchinson Dee Gillaspey Hutchinson Jerry Ginest St. John Terry Ginther Derby Harlan Gitchell Hutchinson Jean Glaser Hutchinson David Goering Inman Wesley Goertzen Inman Miguel Gomez Hutchinson Armando Gonzales Hutchinson Robert Gordy El Dorado Sharon Gould Hutchinson Calvin Graber Pretty Prairie Orletha Graber Pretty Prairie Jeanie Grad all Hutchinson Jean Graham Hutchinson Lee Graham Hutchinson Kenneth Green Nickerson Marcene Greenert Hutchinson John Griffin Hutchinson Carol Gross Hutchinson Sandy Guthrie Hutchinson Sue Guthrie Hutchinson Richard Hager Jennings Jerry Hahn Leoti Keith Haines Hutchinson Pat Hall Hutchinson Helen Hamilton Partridge Arthella Hammar Haven Melinda Hanson Hutchinson Dennis Harding Belton, Mo. John Harr Hutchinson Rita Harrington Hutchinson J ack Harris Hutchinson Bob Harrison St. John Clark Harrison Hutchinson Darrel Hauschild Sterling Pat Hawkins Burrton Joan Hayes Jetmore Larry Hayes Wichita Greta Heany Clayton Butch Henning Waterloo Richard Henning Kingman Donna Henry Hutchinson Thad Henry Pratt Roger Heppenstall Hutchinson Robert Hesse Hutchinson Dennis Hill Hutchinson Gail Hillshafer Buhler as E62 is A .Q , ,R f ..' ,. fs . 5 Y .H M. 21 'fi 5 A. T' , - ,j-3' milf'-Isa, - X-My ' F s 13 at ...aw-qv' , G., . . fm ,, .V wiki so A il un-,v.r ' 4 2 B i g A l K,,, M 1 Q A g 'A' A QQ - Ms. ,L f asa s fv 2:1 fi we 3' -,. 4,1 as -nf wb, .. - Q 1 I ur' 5 W '33, Q ef an , n at ffl? y Q.- me i ' 'fitdivn is , ,I ,,,,, I . N ,.i. into Q Y K , QL n,1:ffa,n,Q is B ,I , , It A' LKLL It fist , W 5 ., s 'nw f 'LZ 1, 'Nm N M FRE HMEN Parties, Plays and Dances Occupy Leisure Hours x Q X if Ut X Xu 2 as X ma 2. I i . , ,gfgikrs it i 42 si silt!! Eva Hirst Hutchinson Mike Hobson Cheney Carolyn Hoefer Hutchinson Carolyn Hoke Hutchinson Jim Holden Cimarron Dick Hollowell South Hutchinson Charles Holmes Holyrood Nancy Holzrichter Halstead Barbara Homan Hutchinson Benny Horyna Bluff City Judy Houston Hutchinson Jane Hubbard Hutchinson Myrna Hudson Kingman Gary Hutchinson Hutchinson Jane Hutton Hutchinson Dennis lsis Abilene Cary Jackson Hutchinson Doretha James Hutchinson William Jeffries Hutchinson Denys Jenkins Hutchinson Corky Johnson Hutchinson Phil Johnson Sterling Sharyl Johnson McPherson Whitey Johnson Valley Center Larry Jones Hutchinson Steve Jones Milan Larry Justus Nickerson Jim Kasper Wilson Linda Keesling Sylvia Charles Keevert Hutchinson jerry Keller Lyons Lonnie Kent Hutchinson Larry Kerwoocl Hutchinson Delmar Kincaid Haven Dennis Knox Macksville Anita Koch Hutchinson Francie Koon Hutchinson J ack Kountz Hutchinson John Kraus Arlington Robert Kroeker Buhler Ed Kumorowski Hutchinson Carol Laclfamp Stafford Bob Lafferty Inman Jim Lahar Eureka Carol Landrith Hutchinson Tom Lappin Hutchinson Charles Lay Hutchinson Wilma Layman Hutchinson A I , .. -..1IiF2Ei-i?1f- 1 ' ttss J 1 sf f .Wig mtg mt, tau . - t M 4 iqfss it is lsr! HY sr M 2 at -N as Sz 'S' -. xiii: f if-Is tt, N m, st , X' Y sm Q x 'mx s 8, X: X - ,X F is 0 1 Q1 Q f F3 fl Zikfgss fisgggiizt 13:5 S 'Qs W QM Do you think the bow tie is straight. asks art student Marsha Bowman as she puts the finishing touches on decorations for the winter formal. 43 FRESHMEN Centralized Bulletin Board Tells of Activities X Fa- N Wifi A N: , M 'git if 'r 'PT A ' 5213 '- s 5 gg .iQ,l.,iL E if ,i RQ sl s Q i if J 2, Wi J., fx ei. , t si 'P-Q 2 i A is L . , V ' f ,A ,Q 3 V . at 2 im s I 4 E tt, . A ii 2 K L, 2 ,um L , ,, .. .vw-X B. N. M, if-Hx 'XRQKK 3' ' ae- ' 'Ile iifig, is 44 'V' ,L+-'Q New in Frank Leasurc, lr. Lyons Arnold Loc Hong Kong James Lee Hutchinson John Lee Tescott Dave Lemen Lyons Linda Ley Ollcrlc Karolyn Linder Plevna Jay Lindsay Bushton Donald Linchuugli Macksvillo Gary Linglc McPherson Ronald Littleton Hutchinson Ted Lucas Sylvia jim Ludwig Hutchinson Robert Lunflquist Lindsborg Ken Lynch Lyons Mike lNlcl3ricle Hutchinson Bob MCCalla Lyons Jerry McCalla Hutchinson David Mcflandless St. John Lonn Mcflurdy Hutchinson Jan McDonald Newton Karen Mclfntarfet' Hutchinson Jack McGonigle- Nickerson Walter lllclver Arlington J im Mcliale Longford Frankie McMaster Hutchinson Larry lVlclVlullen Liberal Paul McShane Hutchinson Larry Maley Sylvia Janice Mann Larned Gerald Martens Hutchinson J im Martens Hutchinson Larry Martin South Hutchinson Eddie Martinez Hutchinson Fannie Mast Harper Jerry Matlack Burrton Helen Mattson Inman Thomas May Haven Larry Mayfield Hutchinson Michael Messmer Norwich Lott Metzler Hutchinson Richard Meyer Norwich Reginald Milhon Larned Doyle Milner Cheney Harold Minear Downs Russell Moorman Nickerson Lorna Joan Mueller Stafford Janet Myers Alden J oe Neel Windom Karen Nelson Inman Larry Nelson Hutchinson Mike Nelson Tescott Richard Nestler Sterling Ancel Neuburger Hutchinson Artie Nuehurger Hutchinson Marlene Neufeld Inman Gene Newman Staliord ' T!51 1 7 iw , :Q t Q .3 . .. Q X , S W ia N KS wig' if 3 S S 3 g or 7 M wziff is '-TEKSQ. 't. at H., 1 , - ,e-Q., M0545 , ,QQ fsfV'K' , A ,nt 4 ,. tsfts r , 'E 5 t A5 , .-my . E3 I a 4 -- ' -- SA ,Ink 3' ests - A 'V fL,' .JA k ',. if A' . . .L 4' I ... - sl Li' f 2311- ' I K ' I A Nil V ' s , i in -qs, i i lg? 'S S k .1-1. as f Q f . . W ,H ,yd ysla i T .otr , arry sfi. ' K ' if. . fe fygw, 'Kg - - A ..-5113 , ,S r f mam- my vgsaassxizz. . .-'Qu Szfsssasicx. 1 'sz?L2?Q51:Q. ,li -wisfsshl ' 152 fwfr rc S: i Yami H -mi 7 f , ff f - ' 'fi' ,, 55 ' 5 ,se mi .1 - ff,- Z -sa , at ' 3535? is :sr M f E t' J w K ,. , X FRESHME Naval Reserve Building Adds Needed Classrooms mf- ! it X as lin Twlwfsl-5i1 V, 46 pm if X. FQ l 'Y- Cliarles Nichols Hutchinson Jim Nickels Langdon Ella Nisly Hutchinson lireston Norris. ll Wellington Ronnie Nordstedt Sedgwick Linda Yovinger Hutchinson Nlary Ann Nye South Hutchin Judy Ohr-rg: Hutchinson Gerald Oflutt Arnold lflizahr-th Olson Hutchinson Judy Olson Hutchinson Norman Olson Wichita Larry O'Yeal D Derhy Kenneth Opdycke Hutchinson lion Ortner Hutchinson Richard Oursler Newton Rohert Parker Hutchinson Ronnie Parker Macksville Bill Parks McPherson Rohert Partington Sterling Lynda Paschal Hutchinson Allen Patterson Pretty Prairie Janice Pauls Inman Joyce Pauls Inman David Peebler Chase Glenda Pendleton Mt. Hope Maurice Penny Hutchinson James Perkins Plevna Richard Perry Hutchinson Pamela Peterson Kingman Roberta Phillips Burlingame Eddie Powell St. Louis, Mo. Lloyd Powell Kalvesta Evelyn Power Wichita Gerry Prescott St. John Judy Railsback Hutchinson Paula Ratzlaff Moundridge David Rayl Hutchinson Gayle Redd Suhlette Alice Jane Reed Hutchinson Don Reed Hutchinson J im Reed Hutchinson Stan Reed Argonia Frank Revier Ness City Jerold Reffier Hutchinson Bonnie Rempel Hutchinson .l an Renner Goddard ss ii wfmax 'Tr ii'ii t'. t -i': -if tsi. -Q P tttsets , fs . ttsssti Sill x ii says the whole package?', wonders Sue Guthrie as felt she ours ingredients. Time's up. Is it ready?'i asks Bev atson as she checks her watch. We could do bet- S5 NMR SMWQQ K x 'is ter-I hope, thinks Linda Terhune as the girls sample their finished product in foods. !: P 47 FRESHMEN Students Realize Importance Of Grades, Activities Z ia .L ,Aw : f ,,. is wr ', it 'iv ev? ,.,, r 1 ,., Ae ,su tx S a 'ar ga gap' ,sr .,. wr I x ZF K .1 L2 wma! ,.,f fr 1 W4 ' ' -My ' t aaaa wwf' ' 2 - 's taat A -,,Q. i2'2 11f tt it J J K .V -A , h 4 X 1- l . tl we 11 an 9 it X .. gr , X 'R X ,, Y ff- - W' gl ii i .gfwqr .kiwi 48 Mike Reynolds Topeka Wanda Rhorer Hutchinson Kenneth Richardson Nickerson Norma Lee Rickett Arlington Marcie Rickman Hutchinson Keith Riley Dighten Charles Ring Sedgwick Kent Rixon St. John Jay Roberts Hutchinson Jean Roberts Eudora Jack Robinson Murdock Tom Robinson Great Bend Richard Rogers Pretty Prairie Richard Roher Hutchinson Pat Rohr Hutchinson Jon Root Ellsworth Leon Royer Nickerson Duane Rucker Burdett Carla Rudicel Kingman Bill Rullman Wichita Randy Rundell Stafford Ray Rutherford Carthage, Mo. Jim Rutledge, Jr. Wellington John Sames Hutchinson David Sanders Nickerson Larry Schafer Conway Darlene Schmidt Goltry, Okla. Doyal Schroeder Hutchinson Richard Schroeder Hutchinson Richard Schur Minneapolis Paul Schwarz Hutchinson John Scollon Hutchinson ,lim Scott McPherson Sharry Scott Hutchinson Dorothy Scovil Hutchinson Mary Scovil Hutchinson John Seeman Larned Karen Jo Self Hutchinson Dick Semsroth Cheney Lucille Severson Hutchinson Glenn Showalter Haven Frederic Shuman Hutchinson Marc Siebert Hutchinson Jim Siemens Hutchinson Wanda Singleton Hutchinson Vic Sisk Hutchinson Max Skelton Larned Bob Slade Hutchinson Daryle Smalley Hutchinson Lawrence Smith Texline, Tex. Lyle Smith Norwich Richard Smith Hutchinson Mike Smyth Castleton Norma June Snell Kingman Curtis Sommers Burns Barbara Southard Haviland Connie Spencer Hutchinson Milky .. 'N 'U' '+-'34 tx! 4? -AY' . t 'Witt .s...y', S C A, 'c 6' ci fa it 'otee 1 --Q. L ' ,,V. it V , Q Y -fl fafr Y if Mk : W v+,r ' C ,vw , ,ef-fr 6? if 'ffagr l g iirt .L K ttcttt VVA k a 1 its fa t 'r A l 4 A swf nhl! lit 'V it .. ,3 49 FRESHMEN Confused Frosh Prepare For Sophomore Year dwg., Y ur- f mf r,, y is 'E ,,LW L Vyre ' 50 i eI r a s 'ZR' ,psig 9 X 70 ,itil fre 'Ri I David Spriggs Hutchinson Michael Squires Hutchinson Ron Stafford Great Bend Sue Stalder , Guymon, Okla Pat Stallings Hutchinson Gale Stam Norwich Elizabeth Steele Arlington Richard Steiner Lebanon Kenneth Stelter Ada Diana Stephenson Hutchinson Richard Stevenson Hutchinson Dennis Stittsworth .lunction City Ronald Stockham Conway Wesley Stotler Newton Cordon Stout Alden Steve Stout Hutchinson Wendel Strong Hutchinson Nancy Strouse Inman Dick Stucky Moundridge Marilyn Stucky Moundridge Martha Suarez Hutchinson Don Swanson Hutchinson Bruce Swinney Hutchinson Dave Taggart Hutchinson Michael Talbot Lyons Jerome Taylor Partridge Paul Taylor Sterling Linda Terhune Midland Park Dennis Teter Hutchinson Max Thode Sterling Van Thompson Hutchinson Jayne Tippie Hutchinson Jim Tippie Hutchinson Charlotte Toms Hutchinson Janice Toot St. John Jo Tope Arlington Steve Trembley Arlington John Trotter Hutchinson Patricia Trotter Hardtner Bill Tucker Hutchinson Bill Unruh Pawnee Rock Neil Utz Plains Janice Vannaman Hutchinson Sherril Vincent Hutchinson Kirk Voth Hutchinson Lawrence Voth Hutchinson Larry Wahlmeier Clayton Ruth Walter Sylvia ,N.J. it -. my ng f e ., ff .. Vg. ' - 2 - Qi fu-:Z i p yaigwzs i X1 -url 'QQ -- emu' nh Q as fn tl sses llt Long tail, or is it the head? wonders Jim Mar- tens and Tom Spriggs as they look over their worm before finishing its dissection in zoology lab. re,-' - F-I' HQ-AM,-gf' f - ZH J - 2, , 'CFR99' EY 51 FRESHM N Upperclassmen Graduateg Fresh Take Over S iu 5 i j. 'Q R' 'L - F gi? I ltry 3 r , emi' herr r :' ' k k- H wi i: EW? 52 L., 2 ii? 3 , ,. ., sm' K y c . r fg,y5q1.,:e Z we 'se YZ Don Warhurst Newton Larry Watkins Sedgwick Bev Watson Hutchinson Ron Watson Hutchinson John Watt Wichita J ack Wehh Sedgwick Don Wedel Moundridge Vera Wedel Pretty Prairie Harry Weihs' Halstead Richard Welch Sterling Harlan Wells Hutchinson Richard Wells Garfield Mary Wendland Hutchinson Nancy West Medora Gary Whaley Arlington Frank Whitney Hutchinson Dave Wiegers Leoti Bonnie Wiens Hutchinson Brad Wiens Hutchinson Keith Wilcheck Hutchinson Bob Williams Larned Fred Williams Geneseo Robert Wilson Glasco Robert Winter Buhler Ken Winters Cunningham Dinah Wipf Plevna Dale Wisbey Glasco Dick Witter Abhyville Rodney Wolfe Ness City Roger Wood Hutchinson William Wood Wayne City, lll. JoEtta Woods Hutchinson Jeffrey Woodson Hutchinson Judy Wray South Hutchinson William Wulfemeyer Ahbyville Rosalie Wyatt Hutchinson Robert Wykoii Port Allegany, Pa Karen Yost Copeland Mary Beth Young Hutchinson Scott Young Hutchinson Linda Zerger Pretty Prairie Ron Zielke Buhler Les Zimmerman Inman Gerald Zinn Lost Springs Bart Zongker Plevna 9991 vt ,. ali it 7 E WV? ti Z YN? it 53 L I m 'Q-fvtf Stas 4... A ff M 1 ' UT 1 4... A if fiwxg ' it, 1 2,1 R'-xr . if , 1 ' , -. .ff-qs, Kay Anderson and Carol Freisen take turns showing films at the speed projector in Miss Anders0n's reading class for students interested in improving their ability. Watching the films are Sandy Augus- tine, Kathy Becker, Jean Glaser and Pam Peterson. 1 ,M ,,t,rls, 53 SECOND SEMESTER Increase .luco Enrollment Business Club member, Karen Chrest, is secre- tary for the Chamber of Commerce office. Her job is affiliated with the business class at the college. Students Come for Spring Termg 'I if Directed Observation class member, Marcene Greenert, reads a story in her classroom at Graber Elementary School as part of her train- ing as a prospective teacher. 54 Y -4. . -I-spa r fr' 1 K 'J A N L4 .945 Si ? HM F I , ff' Gary Anderson Buhler Larry Douglas Hutchinson Marieta Hall Hutchinson Mike Hawkins Burrton John Holland Hutchinson Mike Libby Los Angeles, Calif Mackie McDonald Hutchinson Don lVlclVlillen Pittsburgh, Pa. Vlax Nlenges Abilene Gerald Mooney Hutchinson ,Iohn Peyton Norwich Nancy Pohl Littleton, Colo. Don liagsdale Hutchinson Carolyn Ray Ellinwood Randall Schermerhorn Larned Glen Strait Larned Lois Wille Ellinwood haw can W S W Larry Cooper, freshman, goes into the Naval Reserve Building for his ten 0'clock class. . . ,.-w in-,N . . .A few minutes early, he decides a . . .After an hour of class work, he quick stop at the candy machine will begins the walk back to the main settle his stomach. . . building. gi? . mM:12:aw.,.., . V -it 11 .i ...K-v1s,1fQ1its1s1-l was ,,., .. .. ., ,. . -fwzzzfvsfS2.Qg,:, - 5 Q '1 f'.,1-Q, :zs,tzgg', fins. uv R 3 i I vf' ww CS. 55 . l l I . 'Ai WMAAQ1 V .-Q , 53 vu B. 4 rf N 2 4 QQ fl if 57 Carolyn Cotter Judy Wray Janet Evans 1962 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN Jeny Morris arilyn Stucky Judi C l1Il'l1'I11l'1gS . My W, 39' Bev Coleman Janice Mann 1962 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN Sandy Embick Martha Gilbert K ,A in Carol Conyers Melinda Hanson w 60 f we xii 1' P345 'gk' 'XE' W6 x T. J. f,f,,..,,..,.,.--Q-m ...J ,, .,,mAQVg FN-M Lawn f ,Q , . 'l nr -. L, QW 117' 6: 'V 1, f N ffff 1 if Q.. K M N F VS- A E' :m-, 'Elm s Q -'--M, wk. . ,pf Connie McDonald Carol Landrith Carol Friesen 1962 TRACK QUEEN Virginia Bland Jane Hutton Frankie McMaster Q, W,f.wVm VV, mmm, VMVVV - V - V - V mr -V V Mike Barnes Willard Kasselman BIG MAN ON CAMPUS Bob Henson Jerry Williams Danny Blake Warren Vogel wmoivlk 'min ,WW X MN! if K, up mf-N 'Wkm if 'UK fA'.:-sg far Hb 4 Q. f ,i ga. 1 ,ia i , K SL A , 75, :f x Q if 4 f 0, lx Z A, A 'o 15 Qs. fn WWW 2' f 4 X 4 64:0 f H jf v I 4 N ' f U K x f ' v f 1 fw ? 'W fx ., E . A' E- If 2 f .. , f ' Q Nw 6 .S Q u m I G., 4 KW vis fafiylsilvizzyf 1 FOOTBALL Squad Begins Season With Ten Lettermen On Gowans Field September 3, the Blue Dragons were defeated by a strong and experienced alumni team 19-6. The following week-end, the official 1961 football season started when the Dragons traveled to Tonkawa, Oklahoma, and were defeated 13-0. Against Coffeyville the Dragons opened conference play and were drop- ped 19-0 in a well-played game. Travel- ing again to Oklahoma, the Dragons were impressive although the game went to the strong Northeastern Miami team 27-6. Playing on home ground again, the Dragons lost a close game to the Parson Cardinals 20-13. The next week-end, the Dragons moved over to Pratt to meet the nation's number one team, the Pratt Beavers, and were downed 85-7. Because they used an ineligible player, Pratt later forfeited the game to Hutch, giv- ing the Hutch gridmen a 2-0 win, the first victory', of the season. Ron Katzenmeier Willard Kasselman Quarterback Guard Co-Captain Co-Captain Hoping to break the losing habit, the Dragons met Dodge City in the HJC home- coming game. Following a touchdown within the first minute of action, the Dragon fans awaited the first field vic- tory of the year. Victory hopes were dimmed quickly and the Conquistadors rambled on to a 46-12 victory. Moving to Garden City and playing before the Garden Juco homecoming crowd, the Dragons posted their first vic- tory by triumphing over the Bronc Busters 13-0. Striving to keep the winning habit, the Hutch squad was held to a scoreless tie by Independence while playing in rain. The following Wednesday, Hutch met E1 Dorado on a muddy, rain-soaked field Richard Preston Kenny Cotton Ronald Ketzner Quarterback Fullback Tackle 68 , K gms, I, f .- I -2, tj' isilz eff EV EN 'i?f'?7Q4f 15' P72811 f- f W X Z19 - L,L 1fiZ t .M ,, V A-Hs -iifaktix ?7if9i'f'i4l95T 5335 f 'f 195 VT' -f -fs-ws - , , , i ik ' Line Coach Tony Dyer points out defensive R F h D' k D oger reno lc OW assignments during halftime. Center Center before a sparse crowd and posted their lone home victory 12-6. The final game found the Blue Dragons hoping to end the season on a winning note by beating Ar-- kansas City. The hopes were smashed when the Ark City Tigers won 21-0. The Hutchinson Blue Dragons finished fourth in the Jayhawk Conference Stand- ings with a record of 3 wins, 4 losses and 1 tie. The over-all season record was 3 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. The season was an inter- esting one although the Dragons did not have a winning record. The Blue Dragons provided many thrills and anxious moments for the Hutch followers. Back Coach Sam Butterfield and Head Coach Bill Goldsmith watch intensely as their strategy unfolds on the field. Wes Watkins Gary Belden Johnny Brown Center Guard Tackle ,Q ,sr 23 if his ii.,, or . i s A f I , . ' 69 FOOTBALL Hard Grid Practices Toughen Juco Men Cordon Brantley Tackle Howard Sheley Tackle 70 Whitey Johnson and Larry 0'Neal work out place kicks on the practice field. Henry Chestnut End ,Q Graeme Blasdel ..., Q, rs , L s ..: 3. ', 15: f We End S5959 115523 , we V . . .W My :'a32s:e'ifs,z,- r .si , '-Ein: iii-7' Rez -:e . A V ' -s,'fi'.!S-'-'W ., ..i5',a5:f..,x,,, .:,:,'f:f?55fnF:'- .. . 3 . ..1,, ,::, :ql . I , 3 ggi , ' if 'Q' u c rl A ,, 5 il 3 lk L 54 yi, H ,. fn PE i li Q . u 4 wwf W, wsrirrrfwv ,MM ,rfwz11wa1' -, , i 5 :W Q I QJ' 'iiflgfiii W 'ii l if Y i V , A V Jw W L,,.- V ,. ,V 5 ,Q c 4 ,,,1 my K i V K i Ron Katzenmeier drives over for the first touchdown of the season in the Alumni game. Robert McCalla Frank Regier JHIIICS Efb Quarterback Quarterback Ilalfback Gary Phillips End u. l c ,VR ih ,., ., kr f vs, I f I r. je eii FOOTBALL Dragons Attain Speed After Sluggish Start Frank Regier is piled up by three tacklers , as he tries to cut down field. I' s VV 1 f is K! R ww wi f ,. :..:. l 5 Bill Rullman Kenneth Stelter Halflmack Halfback Eddie Powell Larry O'Neal Halfbaclc Halfback Q .y,, W y i , y I Fr an ff' M .Q . ... it , . - 7 ,qw Wir-as wk X 2'-ig Ji X! as , 2 V, Q Xl, Q L . if ...-sais. , .- ' ff? 7' Whitey Johnson Halfback Larry Wahlmeier Halfback . G ,,,,1i.4.-.g.w',, 1 ' 72 i Graeme Blasdel cuts Eddie Powell loose around the end as Parsons, tacklers move in. 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N 4 , I A , , We -3 .. t- Harold Minear End ,F 5' lf 4 Gayle Redd Guard Bill Brock Tackle v Duke Kinley Guard K R . sez- ' :BQ J.- .L K, Z ,a-,,, 4 . . 4, -a , -X '- ,HM . , 'aaa - 1 A K , 2, .,,. , W- Y M, . ,, -,U . w:aQ4Q:A-f:e,-fy g, .mf 1 12,255 mx '- l,9.....e,?fe, , , ikaffmf, 7' wwf .. -4 N., .7 mv, , ' A Mike Dirck End Ken Cotton drives into the line for a short gain as the Hutch idmen move toward another touch- down against gl Dorado. .xt SQL FOOTBALL Dragons Place Fourth In Tight Conference H ,,.. . ,wa 36 niawi. fi' . f ' - ,f rw. .K , f xi., K r ' , '.AA nm. gsm' 1 I A . A il Lggg gmm qu, A if ' eirer M Benny Horyna Gerald Zinn End End The 1961 Hutchinson Junior College Blue Dragons First Row: Line coach Tony Dyer, W. Johnson, B. Ketzner, D. Stucky, L. O'Neal, E. Powell, J. Reed, J. Renner, G. Belden , R. Katzenmeierf Second Row: Head coach Bill Goldsmith, B. Brock, K. Stel- ter, R. Parker, B. Hor na, F. Regier, D. Kinley, M. Dirck, W. Watkins ', gen Cotton . 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V, 1' 3, '. fa 'V ' Q, K' .V 1 ' KN f . 1' 'mf V' A41 'V' if ,ww ' f' V ,', ' -'25 ' g, 'gi . . K' V ' I . 7 V' fp, ' -' C XA' 'Uv' , K 'N-., '.x' ,VVf 'V' 1. 'i ., K 'V ' V' K VV Q 'Y -Lf' 'f- ' V. 15 ,QM wr, nada K,W,K,7'fVa,3'g,' 1' Ki V ,-j ff -.1 Vp- ' V 1 KV 1 .X ,V'VVfM,'Vf mire-J.. ' wa X -W' VV 1 '- WV., . 'V, .' . mx.. V V' 1 E 3 'R BASKETBALL Dragons Open 761-'62 Season With Strong Determination Coach Sam Butterfield and his Blue Dragons opened their 1961-62 basketball campaign with their annual Alumni game by downing the former Dragons 89-76. With the first game jitters behind them, the Dragons hosted Parsons, the fourth place finishers in the 1961 National Tournament, and defeated the Cardinals 70-63 for their first victory. For the next game the Dragons traveled to Lawton, Oklahoma, to play the Cameron Aggies. There Hutch suffered their first defeat by the score of 68-56. Playing again at home, the Dragons blasted Luther of Wahoo, Nebraska, 97-45 and the following week set a new record for Hutchinson Junior College by clobbering Amarillo 109-44. The record was for point spread over an opponent with the Dragons moved to 65. After the Amarillo game, the Dragon team was eager to play its next' oppo- nent, W'eber College of Ogden, Utah, which was Assistant coach Bill Goldsmith and head coach Sam Butterfield talk over strategy f0I' all l1pCOIl'liIlg game. I 5 unbeaten coming into the game. Hutchinson again showed its power by knocking off Weber 83-73. The Dragons continued to roll along as they ran over Fairbury, Nebraska, 94-66. With hopes high, the Blue Dragons hosted Dodge City, Eastern Oklahoma A. and M., and Pueblo, Colorado, in a Christmas holiday double- header on Friday and Saturday nights before Christmas. The first night Dodge City was dumped by Eastern Oklahoma A. and M., 79-65. The 1961 National Champions, Pueblo, downed Hutch in a thrill-packed game which had Pueblo needing two overtimes before they downed the Dragons 71-70. This inflicted the second loss of the season on the juco cagers. The following night Dodge City defeated Pueblo 77-68. The Dragons were again facing a tough opponent, Eastern Oklahoma A. and M., the third place team in the 1960 National Tournament, who was defeated going into the game. To prove their strength after the previous night's loss, the Dragons overpowered Oklahoma 76-62. At the Christmas break the Dragons had a record of 6 wins and 2 losses before going into conference play. 'E 5- as Opening conference play at home, the Dragons hosted Dodge City and suffered a dis- appointing 61-59 defeat. Traveling to Pratt, the Hutch Red and Blue squad got back on the winning road by downing the Beavers 65-60, to pick up their first conference win. At Arkansas City the Dragons, playing another close game, downed the Tigers 73-66. The next foe for Hutchinson was Carden City. The Dragons, looking impressive, dumped the Bronc Busters 89-64 and handed coach Butterfield his 100th victory as the Blue Dragon's head coach. Against El Dorado, the Dragons again scored over 100 points as they downed the E1 Dorado team 107-69 and celebrated homecoming with a big victory. Moberly, Missouri, invaded the arena and surprised the Dragons by downing them in an overtime, 72-68, and giving the Dragons their fourth loss of the season. Back in conference play, the Dragons defeated Pratt 77-74 in a close game. Traveling to Dodge City, the Dragons were tied with the Dodge City Conquistadors for the conference lead and had a chance to move out in front. Dodge City had the same idea and downed the Dragons in an overtime heartbreaker, 80-73. 1 Student managers Tom Sprlggs and Bill Bork handle the statistics for the fighting Blue Dragons Get that tip off Pet that ball' yell the Hutchinson fans as Warren Vogel goes up for the opening tip off at a home game. .aa ore. ,y y if- gf , V 44 -4 l 32 , Winning Season Dragons Continue -7: e f .,-fy f Q . f ,dam Q Q X e V as 4 1 2 wi' A a 52 I A mf-.,, A f '.,' L Jerry Williams Warren Vogel Forward CCHICF flu-fl pt ' Co-Captain Danny Blake Guard KEITH WILSON Forward 1- 'mf , f, ,4-on 80 RJ' er ., 5 -mr . you Y' .1 A, A lb fm, 3 1 'swf , .gal 51 is is ago r 1f HITCH ar , er ea ,1 fl' - .4 ,Ierrv Franz Larry Cooper Bob BI'aC6y fiuard qjvnmr Guard ' 'wwi L I' ,UTC I 1. T K J eg 5 5, , -5 , 354. i A Q, 'fn K Bob Drake Guard --33 MTE Dick Schur Forward The Hutchinson Sports Arena is the scene of all the Hutchinson Junior College Blue Dragons' home basketball games. BASKETBALL Juoo Dragon Wins Keep Hopes High 3 x Q 1. 4 gf, M, , My I 82 . '1 11 L. :,, A ' i Keith Riley C d ua' Larry Cooper Q4-J helps Tom Ashleman f52j as he goes for a lay-up against E1 Dorado. Keith Riley 134-I and Dick Schur 1247 come up to offer assistance. Cordon Stout Tom Ashleman Don Abrahams Guard Forward Center ,Q UTC gillff 3 U nun: 1 j,,,,.., ..,,.,,.... ,A .J f-A W 4 v .. J Come and get itf, says Warren Vogel Q22j as he gets ready to pass the ball. 5 Get down where you belong. says Keith Wilscmn 114D to Danny Blake HOP as Danny stretches for the ball. 83 BASKETBALL Blue Dragons Finish Season As Tri-Conference Champs Playing Fairbury, Nebraska, the Blue Dragons bombed the Bombers 104-66 and passed the hundred mark for the third time in the season. At E1 Dorado, the Dragons kept their title hopes alive by winning 75-59. Taking their final road trip, the Dragons invaded Carden City and downed a stubborn Carden City team 76-68. The following night Hutch moved down to Amarillo, Texas, and was surprised by the Badg- ers, but HJC soon recovered and downed Ama- rillo 71-65. Against Arkansas Cit'y in the final conference game, the Dragons romped with high spirits to a 94-81 victory to become the tri-champions of the Jayhawk Conference. All smiles and ready for a tough practice is Bob Sax Drake as he enters the dressing room of the fighting blue dragons. 5 ,- 1-Q 3 unll M 'K ' A .V-Q 1 Mo' 'J 'W' r-N --' I ,,M,a,,.,,...--H Tom Ashleman 1521 prepares to shoot a free throw while Larry Cooper MJ and Wlarren Vogel f22j get ready for the rebound as Hutch plays host to Dodge City. Warren Vogel, left, and Tom Ashleman, right, try a few ballet steps to the music of the slero. .lerry Franz, center, puts some records on the stero which was used to relax the players during practice. 'ff li fxt m,,,,,...--- x BASKETBALL Hutch Cagers Capture Third At Sub-Regional Tourney The next step for the Hutchinson Blue Dragons was the NJCAA Sub-Regional Basket- ball Tournament at Dodge City. In the first round of play the Dragon squad drew a bye and the role of tournament favorite Playing their first tournament game against Arkansas City, the Dragons were upset by three points, 83-80, in an exciting game. In their final. game of the season, the Dragon cagers downed Garden City 73-59 and placed third in the Sub-Regionals. The season record for the Blue Dragons was 17 wins and 6 losses and their conference record was 8 wins against only 2 losses. The 1962 Hutchinson Junior College Blue Dragon Basketball Squad: Front Row: Manager Tom Spriggs, Cordon Stout, Danny Blakebk, Bob Bracey, Bob Drake, Keith Biley. Jerry Franzx and manager Bill Bork. Back Row: Assistant coach Bill Goldsmith, Gordon Stout 1501 gets the rebound in the Pueblo game as Danny Blake HOD comes up to offer his help. Warren Vogelx. Tom Ashleman, Larry Cooper, Don Abrahams, Jerry Williamsgk, Dick Schur, Keith Wilstrnf and head coach Sam Butterfield. fakdenotes returning lettermenj lll 86 u I W ? L Z. Q5 gi Q5 .7 if N fi ii ii ,, is X. E SEASON'SCOREBOARD TEAM Alumni Parsons Jr. College Lawton, Oklahoma Luther, Wahoo, Nebraska Amarillo, Texas Weber, Ogden, Utah Fairbury, Nebraska Pueblo, Colorado Eastern Oklahoma A8zM Dodge City Jr. College Pratt Jr. College Arkansas City Jr. College Garden City Jr. College E1 Dorado Jr. College Moberly, Missouri Pratt Jr. College Dodge City Jr. College Fairbury, Nebraska El Dorado Jr. College Garden City Jr. College Amarillo, Texas Arkansas City Jr. College 1 THEY 76 63 68 45 44 73 66 7 1 62 61 60 66 64 69 72 74 80 66 59 68 65 81 A M. 87, . l . Er gl i S n TRACK Cross Country Team Opens Season At Wichita lnvitational Meet The Hutchinson Junior College cross country team opened the fall season with a 3rd place in the Wichita University Invitational meet at the Rolling Hills Golf Course in Wichita. The individual meet record Was: MEET WE THEY Chanute Junior College 10 32 Chanute Junior College 16 43 Wichita University Freshmen 20 35 Emporia Junior Varsity 39 18 Coffeyville Junior College 29 26 Hays College Freshmen 35 25 Emporia Junior Varsity 36 21 Wichita University Freshmen 19 38 Hays College Freshmen 38 18 Coffeyville-2 man team 29 14 Coffeyviue-4 man team 10 3 Assistant track coach, Tony Dyer, and head coach, Nelson Sorem, anticipate a good season. The returning lettermen for the 1962 blue dragon track squad are: Front Row: Gerald Darnell, Dick Perry, Rod Mueller and Dennis Reffner. Back Row: Bob Woods, Sam Crozier, Howard Sheley, Keith Wilson and Don Winger. 88 Dick Perry grits his teeth as he prepares to throw the javelin at an afternoon practice session. Up and over is the idea on Sam Crozier's mind as he attempts the high jump. 1961 TRACK RECORD MEET Oklahoma State Relays, Stillwater, Oklahoma Wichita University Freshmen Garden City Relays Hutch Triangular QDodge City and Garden Cityj Emporia Relays Wichita University Freshmen Kansas University Relays, Lawrence Baker Relays, Baldwin Hutchinson J r. College Relays State Public Junior College Meet, Wichita National Junior College Meet, Big Springs, Texas PLACE No team score lst lst lst No team score lst No team score lst lst 2nd 4th 89 TRACK Hutch Track Squad Prepares To Meet Season's Foes Stretching back, Bob Woods prepares to catapult the discus. The members of the 1962 blue dragon track squad are: Front Row: David McCandless, Robert Harris, Butch Henning, Don McMillen, Rod Mueller, Bill Atkinson, Bob Bracey, Darrel Watson, Dennis Reffner and Dick Carpen- ter. Second Row: Gerald Darnell, Dean Berthoff, Gene Newman, Mickey Gomez, Dick Perry, Whitey Johnson. L '5- 4 1253 f 1 ii TY A WR Steve Stout, Gary Lingle, Keith Riley and Max Menges. Back Row: Head coach Nelson Sorem, Dennis Hill, Sam Crozier, Howard Sheley, Arden Butler, Keith Wilson, Don Winger, Frank Regier, George Bales, Dan Leasure and assistant coach Tony Dyer. ...nr N, 90 Keeping in stride, Keith Wilson and Don Winger clear the first of a string of low hurdles on the juco track. Howard Sheley shows his form as he prepares to heave the shot for a new record. 1962 TRACK SCHEDULE DATE MEET T0W7N 3-2 Wichita Freshmen Indoor Meet Wichita 3-23 Wichita Freshmen Wichita 3-30 Coffeyville Dual Meet Hutchinson 4--6 Garden City Relays Garden City 4-12 Wichita Freshmen Dual Meet Hutchinson 4-14 Emporia Relays Emporia 4-18 Triangular Meet fDodge City and Garden Cityj Hutchinson 4--20-21 Kansas University Relays Lawrence 4-28 Baker Relays Baldwin 5-4 Hutchinson Night Relays Hutchinson 5-11 State Public Junior College Meet Hutchinson 5-18-19 National Junior College Meet Big Spring, Texas 91 TRACK Strong and Speedy Cindermen Hold High Season Hopes Steve Stout, in his warm-up and with his spikes in hand, takes off for an afternoon of running for the cross country team. mffff' 92 The leisurely pace of these cindermen speeds up when they meet their competition. ,logging along, Gerald Darnell and Rod Mueller try to get in shape for the distance races. ik 4 fi.. . n. r Steve Stout, Gerald Darnell and Gene Newman pause for a few minutes during practice for an upcoming cross u country meet. Holding their poles and flexing their muscles, Dennis Reffner and Dick Perry prepare themselves for the pole vault. 93 INTRAMURALS Intramurals Provide Students With Physical Exercise The intramural program provides opportunity for boys to engage in physical exercise through both competitive and non-competitive sports. Teams participate in basketball during both fall and spring semesters followed by softball. Horse shoe equip- ment is also available to students on campus. This year a volleyball court for boys was added and another provided for girls to expand the intramural program. Ron Katzenmeier practices free-throws as Danny Leasure and Arlin Childs walk up the practice court to contribute their efforts to the intramural program. The first semester intramural basketball cham- Curtis Patrlck Ron Katzenmeier Marlon Mande pionship was captured by Ron Katzenmeier's ville, Bill Bork Doug Eshnaur Jack Alumbaugh team. The winning squad includes Danny Leasure, and Charles Conkrlght W1 ir 94 N-1 The second semester intramural basketball champlon Stucky and Leon Epp. Back Row: Larry Skelton, ship team members are Front Row Captain Curtls Don Winger Bill Brock, Doug Eshnaur and Ron Nice spring days bring the college guys out to play Volleyball. Ron Vinson, Richard Rader, Wayne Fraser Bob Drake and Mark Mallet put up the net. 95 GOLF Golf Equipment ls Dusted Off As College Revives Sport The golf squad resumed activity this year when several students showed interest in the sport. The linksters practiced on the municipal course at Carey Park and also held home matches there. The squad attended 8-10 matches during the season and appeared at the state meet in Wichita. A A X Gerald Robinson re ares to tee off as s uad members Ra Borth P P q Y Neil Utz, John Watt and Ancel Neuberger await their turns. Striving for a par, John Watt aims carefully before putting at the 15th hole. 96 l Walter Spencer, tennis coach, talks to returning letter- men, Larry Kingsley and Bob Henson, about the season's schedule. Aiming carefully and ready for the serve is Van Thompson as he practices on the juco courts. Larry Kingsley and Forrest Wendland practice in the back- ground. 4 , TENNIS In Spring, Young Menls Fancies Turn to Thoughts of Tennis The tennis squad last year won six team matches and lost none. The Hutchinson Junior College squad captured second in doubles and second and third in singles at the 1961 state tournament. The third place team trophy was awarded to Hutch at the 1961 National Junior College Tennis Tournament. One Hutch doubles team also captured second place at the nationals. Last year's individual records for this year's lettermen were: Singles Doubles w-1 w-1 Wayne Fraser 1-1 1-2 Bob Henson 3-0 3-0 Larry Kingsley 5-0 5-0 Forrest Wendland 6-0 5-0 Returning letterman, Forrest Wendland, pairs up with squad member Phil Adrian in a doubles match on the juco tennis courts. 97 '1 mo , Q23 QQXQSXSY wb K X K Hn ' ve Y ps, wif: A ,- Q, 5 il gi We 'L' ' fsakem- Riff w ,W ., 1 'V A 2 ' 55 f 1 Q I 2 -rf f s . 5 'Li 2 P Q: v Q K a is A all 4 2 8 1- IL I 4- E . an F 'F- -I.. Y n ,CQ 1 5: , , , Q M , , I , M, 3 , ,, :Ex , M bjifwygztmf 'Q ' ' W ff 6 ,li F Q ,Kg - - : Q, X ,. , ,Q Y . ,. 'H +ef'gQwg: fm' gf ,SEE wk 7 in lf f 47 W' Q 2 'mf Wf,iQ7f3g M T LT 3 5, . ' E , H ,ANL -w. ,Q fm, 1 we 'V -QA igwzaazlxrz-kvfs? kzffzfgaw- iii? iilmv 'f 15, gf- M S reap fy' R, nf. ,gk v W, vf. X ' . .fi ' o . K 1 -f ' Q 1 W. , Q ADMINISTRATION Regents, Board Set Educational Goals for Hutchinson Juco Dean A. H. Elland has completed his first year of service at Hutchinson Junior College. He came from Garden City where he was dean and principal in the public school system. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. He earned his Master of Science degree from Colorado State University. Dean Elland says, I think that we have a fine progressive community, a fine student body, and a group of well qualified teachers. These three combined make a fine junior college. W 'I00 Dean Elland pauses for a moment at the front door of juco before he goes in for a dayls work. Deciding the fate of the Hutchinson school system are the members of thc Board of Education. They are Mr. Bill Hutchinson, Mr. Bill McDonough, Mr. Ralph Thorne, president, Mr. Earl Pearce, Mr. Stewart Oswalt. and Mr. Richard Dillon. Not pictured is Mr Ralph Dunlop. to I pp. ,pdre .Is Dean Elland and the Board of Regents, Mr. Leroy Esau, Mrs. Wendell Holmes. Mr. Wesltfy' Nunemaker. and Mr. .lack Maloney, discuss plans for the proposed student union and dormitory. Not pictured are Mrs. Pete Bacon and Mr. Tom Armour. Lowell A. Small, superintendent of the public school system, has served Hutchinson for eleven years. ADMIN ISTRATIO Meetings in Boiler Boom Break Teachers' Day CHESTER TAYLOR, Director of Admissions-Registrar B.S.. Kansas Wesleyan University: M.Ed., lfniversity of Kansas. REBA ANDERSON, English A.B., Northwestern State College: M.A., George Peabody College, Nashville Tennessee-. Reading improvement program. DEANE BANKER, Vocational Drafting B.S.. Fort Hays Kansas State College: M.E., Colorado State lfniversity. BERNICE BENDER, English B.S., Kansas State University: M.S., Kansas State University. Assembly committee. ARDON BRANDYBERRY, Biological Science B,S., Fort Hays Kansas State College, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Emporia. JOSEPH W. BREWER, Chemistry A.B., College of Emporia, M.S., Kansas State University, Spec. Degree in Sec. Ed., University of Colorado. YMCA. A-'FG-. Taylor Bender Butterfield Cameron Chaney Cole Dale Eastridge f ...sf Anderson Banker Brandyberry Brewer M. S. BUTTERFIELD, Coach, Basketball, Football B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. A. B. CAMERON, Industrial Arts B.S., Kansas State University, M.S., Kansas State University. BERT CHANEY, Political Science B.S., in Education, Kansas State College of Pittsburgg M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Young Democrats, IRC, Community Ambassador. W. T. COLE, Psychology B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia, M.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. DOROTHY DALE, Music B.Mus., Kansas State Universityg M.A., Colorado State College. NANCY EASTRIDCE, English A.A., Lindsey Wilson Junior College, Columbia, Kentucky: A.B., Kentucky Wesleyan College, Winchester: M.A., George Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee. YWCA. 102 y Z x .., ff? at , ,yt nf 'S 4 Y fa J i ARLESS EILERTS. English. Journalism BS.. Oklahoma State University. Stillwater: M.S.. Kansas State Tear-hers College. Emporia. Jr. Collegian. Dragons Tale. Phi Theta Kappa. FRED P. ELLIOTT. Chemistry B.S.. MS.. Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Dragons. INEZ FROST, English A.B.. M.A.. University of Kansas. Phi Theta Kappa. DALE GLEASON. English B.A., Wayne State College. Wayne. Nebraskag M.A. Uni- versity of Arkansas. Fayetteville, Student Commission, t ' Q1 W. T. GoLusM1TH,c0afh.F00t1,a1l,Bask.-tball by P . K B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. X im-M ESTHER CIRISWOLD. Business ' 5 I i B.S., Kansas State Teachers College. Emporiag M.A., Uni- versity of lowa. Theta Chi Sigma Sorority tBusiness Cluhj. X'WlIA. Eilerts Elliott Frost Gleason Goldsmith Griswold Youill have to make the final decision for yourself, says the registrar, Tony Dyer wrestles with the football at his Mr. Chester Taylor, to Dinah Wipf, who is seeking information on her desk in the locker room. He is football line second semester schedule. coach and assistant track coach. ,WGN-QM xg-Q 103 ADMINIST RATIO .lucc Faculty Members Guide Students MYRTLE HAUGHN, Librarian A.B.. University of Kansasg B.S.L.S., Denver University. Phi Theta Kappa. Peace Corps advisor. GERALD HICKEX, Foreign Language B.A.. University of Wichitag M.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Emporia. Modern Language Club. IW A H, JAMES. Business B.S., M.B.A,, University of Kansas. D. B. JANTZ, Physical Science A.B., Kansas State Teachers College. Emporia: M.S.. Friends University, Wichita. GORDON R. JONES, Drafting B.S., M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Engineers Club. THOMAS P. KELLY B.S., M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Student Commission, Forensics. WILLIAM KITCHEN, Physics B.A.. M.S., Fort Hays State College. Dragons. GEORGE KOON, Vocational Technology .B.S., M.S,, Kansas State College of Pittsburg. FRITZ KRAMER. Music B.Mus., B,S., Fort Hays State College. MANDY LEOPULOS, Home Economics B.S., Kansas State Universityg A.A., Hutchinson Junior College. Dragonnettes, Dean of Women. H. D. MCCOSH, Band B.S.. University of Wichita, M.A., Colorado State College. Cheerleaders. JAMES T. MCLAIN, Mathematics B.S.. M.S.. Kansas State Teachers College. Emporia. Engi- neers Club. 104 Fllsf f - S . s. A Sf 'Q iw -3 ,ff Haughn Jantz Kitchen Leopulos Hickey Jones Koon McCosh James Kelly Kramer McLain Hlllll MCMILLEN. Geology BS.. M.5., kansas State I niversity. CARI. T. MELHURIN. Electronics BB.. Tennessee Polytc-clinic' Institute: Kansas State College of Pittsburg. A. W. MII.I.l-lR. Mathematics BS., Uttawa Universityg M.S.. University of Kansas. .Qu 1 it ,M - E is K .. .J A Q ,K . 1 MARY HOPE MORRIS, Bl1llllglF3lSL'lCl1C6 i . L BS., Kansas State University. Dragonettcs, if LINES A. NULL. Psyehology BS.. M.S.. Kansas State lfniu-rsity. ARRYL PAUL, Vo:-al Music. B.A.. Drury College. Springfield. Missouri. DILIXLZKJIIAIYC W .Q '-'ff MCMillen Melhorn Morris Noll Hazel Doherty, school treasurer. pauses in her morning routine at the book store. Shirley Frank. substitute secretary. s completing another day. Miller Paul miles prettily after 105 ADMINISTR TIO College Faculty Members Teach Many Courses MARGARET RANDLES. Teachers Education A.B., Colorado State Collegeg M.A., Teachers College. Columbia University. KSTA-NEA. ROY SAILER, Social Science A.B.. Ottawa Universityg M.A., University of Kansas. YMCA. KATHERINE SCHELLENBERG, English B.S., University of Kansasg M.S., West Texas State College. Student Commission. MARVEL SENTI, Art A.B., University of Kansasg M.A., Teachers College, Co- lumbia University. CHARLES E. SESHER, Director of Athletics B.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburgg M.P.E., Purdue University. NELSON SOREM, Track, Social Science B.S., University of Kansasg M.A., University of Wichita. Cross Country Team. Spencer Spitz Wiebe Wilson l .. X ale ' f U . 'ei' Randles Senti Weidman Wintersteen 106 KW gs Sailer Schellenberg Sesher Sorem WALTER SPENCER, Mathematics B,A., Southwestern State Teachers College, Oklahomag M.S., University of Utah. Tennis, Intramurals. WALTER SPITZ, Drama, Speech B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia. Lockman Players. EARL WEIDMAN, Electrical Technology B.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. THEODORE A. WIEBE, English B.S., M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. RONALD WILSON, Industrial Arts B.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. ELMO WINTERSTEEN. Automotive Technology A.A., Ft. Scott Junior Collegeg B.S.. M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg. Mrs. Birdie Spencer goes over applications for the Adult Education classes with Mr. George Koon. This Taking care of office correspondence and serving as is Qnlv one gf her tasks 35 Mr, Koorfs segrgtarv, receptionist are only two of the many responsibilities ' ' which Mrs. Doris Hall has in her position as general I . . - Secre ary Mrs. Margaret Swafford, Mr. Taylors secretary, is seen searching through the student file on a mission for the registrar. Mrs. Anna Jo Smith is Dean Elland's secretary and co-sponsor of the cheerleaders. 107 ADMINISTRATIUN Students Provided Quiet Efficient Study Place Behind the scenes are the unsung staff members including the secre- taries, librarians, custodians and substitute teachers. Taking a mid-morning coffee break are juco custodians Troy Hayes, Orville Hopper and Andy Robb. Student librarians spend leisure hours serving diligent students in the library. They are Marily Studky, Carol Freisen, Karolyn Linder, Sandy Augustine. Diane Mitchell, Sharon Blasdel and Jeanne Angevine. Not The night librarian, Miss Rhogene Bow- pictured are Myrna Hudson and Doug Mclver. land, checks through the card file. 108 PB Mr. Jantz, the physical science instructor. is a true ham7' at heart whcn he works with his short wave equipment in his home. 1- a s ' if k, Q A s Mr. Fritz Kramer instructs Vic Sisk in techniques of playing a string instrument. Mrs. ,lane Allee was a substitute teacher for the vocal music group for the last two weeks of the first semester. Preparing for the noon rush in the Dragon, Inn are Mrs. Jo Bunker, Joan Deckert, Mrs. Betty McGhee and Mrs. Rhea Stevenson. 109 .M mx M 1 4 X f K X C 9 J ' 3 Z W .. w A KYB W- 4 IU , V ,Z -ry-L 4 E C WW W + 4 .J fy L o 5 Q W H FQ! 4 r r9 fM!' W-Q frogs! .-WMQ.g B N.-,W -Hin.. 43- W QM- K3 1 3 1 LOCKMAN PLAYERS Acting Club Keeps Members Busy Working on Four Productions The Lockman Players of Hutchinson Junior College have presented a display of talent this year. They have kept themselves busy through- out the year with such productions as A Roman Candle, a political satire, The Cave Dwellersf' a drama, and Love Rides the Rails or Will the Mail Train Bun Tonight? a Hmelerdramerf' The club also assisted the Music Department in the production of the Christmas opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors. These pla-ys presented a challenge to the Lockman Players, who attempted to make each play as nearly perfect as possible. The various crews gave as much of their time as did the actors and actresses themselves. The club meetings, which occur once a month, are the planning sessions for future productions. This year, the Lockman Players have pre- sented five awards. These include the Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, and Best Technical Director. Members of the Lockman Players are: Front Row: Jean Graham, Suzie Harper, Doug McArthur and June Daugherty. Second Row: Wanda Singleton, Bob Winter, Dennis Bradford, Rick Johnson and Susie Officers of the Lockman Players are: Jayne Tippie, program director, Rav Putman, vice president, and Suzie Harper, secretary-treasurer. Sponsor Walt Spitz and president Jim Hefling discuss plans for an upcoming production. Lemmon. Back Row: Jayne Tippie, Jim Hefling, Vince Peltier, Larry McMullen, Ray Putman and Lloyd Powell. i 112 DRAMATICS Crews Work Behind the Scenes To lnsure Plays' Success Tallirirza break are Dou McArthur, Ja ne Ti ie ' g ' ' g Y PP v June Daugherty, Larry McMullen, John Dwyer, LaVerne Rexroad, Jim Hefling, Rick Johnson and, Suzie Harper, members of the construction crew. Pat Ross, house manager, checks over seating arrangements with Wanda Single- ton. Art director, June Daugherty, helps Rose Ellen Osborne and Mike Barnes work on publicity releases. Judy Funderburk, Joan Bartman, Wanda Singleton and Suzie Harper prepare costumes for an upcoming play. Rita Harring- ton, head make-up artist, checks the paint boxes. Rick Johnson, sound technician, and Dennis Berndsen, light technician. test equipment before a performance. Props crew members, Diane Mitchell, Jayne Tippie and Dennis Bradford, check over list of properties needed for a play. DRAMATICS Satire, Drama and Melerdramer,' Performed by Juco Tbespians 'QA ROMAN CANDLE CAST in order of appearance Sergeant Eddie Renlick. . . Sergeant Smitty ....... Mark Baxter ..... Eleanor Wvinston. . . M rs. Otis ............... Senator John Winsttrn .... Lieutenant-General Dayton .... . Admiral ................ Colonel Grey ........... Elizabeth Brown .... Fire Control Officer. . . Secretary of Defense. . . Mechanic ........... Doctor Alden ......... Military Policeman .... Soldier .,.......... Stage Manager .... .Doug McArthur . . . . . .Bill Glass . . .Dave Asbury . . .Jayne Tippie Wanda Singleton Larry McMullen . .Robert Winter .. ...lim Hefling . ..... Ray Putman 1. .Joan Bartman . . .Lloyd Powell . . . .David Cline . . . . . .Bruce Davis Dennis Bradford . . .Vince Peltier ......Jon Root . . .Suzie Harper And he jumped the rail, says Sergeant Eddie Remick fDoug McArtliurj as he tells Mark Baxter tDave Asburyj about his adventures at the horse races. There are two waysgmy way and my way says director Walter Spitz as he talks to the is cast after the o enin f erforrnance. P E- P I knew there wa' some hanlx ank oin, Jn M say Wanda Sin lemon i 1 I , s. '.'y-p .yg rv.. . g' At g, tMrs. Otis, the landladyj as ,hm Hefling. Bob Winter. Vince Peltier. Rav 5 Putman. Larry McMullen. Dave Asbury and Joan Bartman listen I intently. ,Ion Root tries to find information in the next room. 'I'I4 I 1. 3 y 31 . ' , iii f A The Girl Uoan Bartmanj looks thoughtfully at Corky, Winterj keeps a tight hold on the leash in a scene from the hear CDoug McArthurl as the bear's trainer QRobert William Saroyan's famous drama. The The The The The The l l s THE CAVE DWELLERSM CAST in order of appearance Duke... .. Girl .... Queen . ........ . King .......... . . Young Opponent. . . . . . Woman with Dog. . Dancer, Young Man Young Queen ....... The Father ........ Corky, the Bear. . . The Mother ........ Silent Boy ........ . Wrecking Crew Boss. . . . . . Jamie ............ Stage Manager. . . ....,lim Hefling . . . .Joan Bartman . .Diane Mitchell . . . .Ray Putman . . . .Mike Talbot .June Daugherty Dennis Bradford . . .Suzie Harper . .Robert Winter .Doug McArthur . . .Jayne Tippie . . .Lloyd Powell . Larry McMullen Dennis Berndsen Dennis Bradford We're just ex-performers who live on this abandoned stagef' says the King fRay Putmanl to the Girl Goan Bartuianl. 115 MUSIC Music and Dramatics Departments Combine to Present Amahl'7 'AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS CAST III OI'dCI' of HPPCHFHHCC Amahl ............ . . .Carol Landrith His Mother ......... ..... D wala Kim The Three Kings-- Kaspar ...... . . .Dick Dow Melchior. . . ..... Jim Enns Balthazar .,............ John Ratzlaff The Page ................... Phil Adrian Chorus of Shepherds and Villagersg Ann Adcock, Coralee Barrett, Carla Rudicel, Mary Beth Young, Joan Fast, Virginia Bland, Vicki Bloom, Helen Hamilton, Beverly Cole- man, Marcia Truitt, Judy Morton, Bob Be- fort, Richard Rader, David Sanders, Ron Zielke, Jerry Hahn, Fred Shuman, Mark Mallett, Thad Henry, Bill Jeffries, Jim Holden, Doug McArthur, Dale Beck, and Jim Gay. Dancers. ..... Virginia Bland, Bev Coleman The opera, Amahl and the Night Visitors, was the story of a small crippled boy and his widowed mother who were visited one night by the Three Wise Men on their way to Bethlehem. Amahl, after offering his crutch to the wise Working together to perfect each of their parts through helpful criticism are Dick Dow and Dwala Kim. The mother fDwala Kimj tells Amahl fCarol Landrithj that she may go with the Kings to Bethlehem while the Page fPhil Adrianj and the Three Kings fDick Dow, John Batzlaff, and Jim Ennsj witness the approval. men for lack of a richer gift, was miraculously cured be- cause of his generosity. Here, two dancers fBev Coleman and Virginia Blandl perform for the Kings. A ,, W ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,s,,...,M,,.. U.-. ,,..,.,. ,W ,.., MW.,..,,.M.,-,,,W.,..WW w,.....mNw ln the Spring, the mixed choir spent two days touring eastern Kansas. The trip climaxed by a night spent in Kansas City, Missouri. Ready for departure are choir members Joan Fast, David Lemen, John Ratzlaff, and Carolyn Priest. Dragonaire members are: Front Row: Bill Jeffries, Carol Landrith, Helen Hamilton, Jim Enns, David Sanders, Marcia Truitt, Ann Adcock, and Fred Shu- man. Back Row: Jim Holden, Judy Morton, Carla K fi t 1 1- Auditioning for a tenor solo is Dennis Bradford. Both judging and aevompanying those trying out was Mr. Arryl Paul, vocal instruvtor. Rudieel, John Ratzlaff, Dwala Kim, Mary Beth Young, and Larry Kingsley. Not pictured are Helene Missildine and Dick Dow. Il 7 MUSIC Vocal Groups Perform For Local Activities The four main vocal groups of the music department, which includes the mixed choir. Dragonaires, Boys' Glee Club, and Girls' Glee Club. performed for several local events first semester. All four groups, under the direction of Dr. .lames Barrett and Mrs. Mable Hanson, participated in concerts for the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory on November 20, and for the Community Concert on November 22. The fifty-two member choir alone performed for the annual Thanksgiving Assembly at the junior college. The Dragonaires, a mixed group of seventeen voices selected from the larger choir, performed for the Kansas State Teachers' Meeting held in November, and also for the annual ,luco Talent Assembly. The vocal music instructors for the second semester were Mr. Arryl Paul and Miss Dorothy Dale. Members of the Girls' Glee Club gather for an afternoon session around the piano. Members are as follows: Front Row: Carol Landrith, Judy Morton, .lanice Smith, Carla Rudicel, Lavelle Featherston, and Beverly Coleman. Back Row: Thelma Walker, Coralee Barrett. Joan Fast. Virginia Bland, and Vicki Bloom. Accompanying the group is glee club member Dwala Kim. Stressing the importance of precise pitch is Mr. Arryl Paul. director of all vocal groups second semester. Accompanying the vocal groups at the piano is Miss Josephine Bloxom who substituted for Miss Dorothy Dale during a second semester illness. 31,1 Wt! f- I , 4 v 1 Y is 13 Qu wa' i ,,,,- ff . . QQ.. -ff A f.,.f f. WZ, 'f 'x 'We71i .Q 'Q V, 5 fx .4 A yr , . 1 Y A . iwanmii'! g.,e,e'..9 f ' QQK' gg If Jiiilf? Q ,m4d 'f I- 4 v 4 K swf - 1 1 ' HE - . Q Q 35? '- 1 , , ' Q If nm ,F , fx 'V . WMM 1 I A I 5 Q 2 - 'W 1? .A,,,A2,f,,, . 1 ,if 1 W 5 -0 f w . ' 1 K M 'ww ,. QL AQ? F w .Y E-. -'ff 1 f X3 5' L-: i'!'i'- '-Q L1 Lf Q Q 5 'S 55- K 9 if ,ff ? 'NA mf- vw-,M -my -vw' LQ min-if 1 14 A 1 riff. 1' . !-,s..'.wM1-rs: 42..h..u1.2..,, f.,'-1 z - , Qr NW Qu Q 2 , ,K -was Q . , N' r sa- ' .,. -.A BAND Instrumental Groups Tour, Entertain ,luco Students The Hutchinson Junior College instrumental department, which consists of the Concert Band and the Stage Band, toured several areas of Kansas during the past year in addition to pro- viding musical background for numerous junior college activities. During the first semester the Concert Band, under the direction of Harlow Prof lVIcCosh, made visits to Cheney, Harper, and Anthony, Kansas. During the second semester the Stage Band joined the larger band in making a tour of several Southwestern Kansas towns. The Stage Band alone then journeyed to Lyons, Ellinwood, and Claflin. On February 12, the Stage Band entertained at a meeting of the Kansas teachers and on March 11, played for the Sunday Afternoon Culture Group at the Hutchinson Public Library. Several times during the year the dance band and its soloist, Dwala Kim, entertained at assemblies and other functions for the junior college student body. Representing the band in all official matters are these band council members David Brown, Corliss Johnson, Dwala Kim, Les Regier, and Bill Murphy. 'QQ' 'I20 Directing the Stage Band during an assembly perform ance is Harlow Prof7' McCosh, head of the instru- mental department. One of the activities of the Concert Band is to provide pep music for the athletic events. Here. the band is seen playing at one of the home basketball games. AQ A up-as Members of the Stage Band are the following: Front Row: Ronald Dyson, David Haskard, Cor- liss Johnson, Victor Sisk, Ronald Zielke, Gordon Foulk, Robert Williams, and Charles Holmes. Members of the Concert Band are the following: Front Row: Victor Sisk, Erma Dixon, Corliss Johnson, David Gift, Judy Duncan, and Melinda Hanson. Second Row: Jim Enns, Diane Burdick, Carolyn Linder, Linda Caley, Karen Nelson, Ronald Anderson, David Brown, Greta Heany, and Cheryl Ann Dickson. Third Row: Jack McGonigle, Jim Holden, Max Hanlin, Les Regier, Back Row: Jim Enns, Bill Jeffries, Bruce Bunker, Les Regier, Max Hanlin, Jim Holden. and Jack McGonigle. Those not pictured are Bill Murphy and Walter Wfhite. Jim Martens, Larry Kerwood, Lee Graham. Ronald Dyson, David Haskard, Ronald Zielke, Gordon Foulk. Robert Williams, and Charles Holmes. Back Row: Har- low Prof McCosh, Bill Jeffries, Dwala Kim, William Turner, and Bruce Bunker. Those not pictured are Walter White, Gary Ellis, Bill Murphy, and Tom Robinson. 'I21 VOCATIONAL- TECHNICAL Program Prepares Students For Entry Into lndustry The Vocational-Technical training program at Hutch Juco prepares young men with an in- dustrial background. Training courses are offered in drafting technology, electronics, electrical technology, automotive technology, metal work and machine shop. These courses provide the technical information for entry into industry. NJ Paul Richert puts his mechanical knowledge to use in the laboratory of automotive technology class. ha.. N 1 gi 1 . , 5 V I it v., J ti Richard Wells puts equipment into place in the starter and generator tester during a period in the automotive tech- nology laboratory. 122 Larry Woods awaits directions on how to repair a color television circuit in electronics class as Tom Evans tries to figure out the next step. Gary Withrow makes a hammer handle at an engine lathe. Sam Walker and Mickey Gomez work at other lathes in the vocational building's machine shop. INDUSTRIAL ARTS .luco Students Learn Trades For Professions or Hobbies Industrial arts courses give a well rounded general education. Students taking such courses as general drafting, woodworking, welding, and printing will be suited for general business and industry, for the teaching profession, or for hobbies. Many students have been placed into good paying jobs at the end of the training period. Ng 'XW.,,.- S Students in structural drafting class work on sets of residential house plans of their own selection. Woody Kasselman uses his carpentry skill in woodworking class as he care- fully measures sections of wood before sawing them to a desired length. . - , fsyggf-' ,f 1, V.- W ,WP ,. W, , 1 123 YOUNG ENGINEERS Program of Engineering Club Promotes Professionalism The Young Engineers Club of Hutchinson Jun- ior College is composed of members who are inter- ested in math, science or engineering. The club attempts to acquaint the members with the different types of engineering and with the phases of differ- ent industries in this region in which engineers play a part. The members of the club took several field trips throughout the academic year. The first trip in- cluded a tour of J. S. Dillon and Sons Warehouse, located on the outskirts of Hutchinson. The next stop was at the radar station at the Hutchinson Air Base. They saw the half-mile long Farmers Co-op Elevator when they toured it in late January. The members also took a trip to Wichita to see the large computers at the International Business Machines QIBMJ Company. 1 Officers of the Young Engineers Club are: Roy McAli ster, Secretaryg GordonxJones, Sponsor, Larry Morgan President, and Everett Crotts, Treasurer. The members of the Young Engineers are: First Row: Morgan, Jim McFarland and Dave Hamilton. Third Row Robert Kroeker, Paula Ratzlaff, Jean Graham, Vitoon Richard Hager, William Short, Pat Hawkins, Vinson Suthiprasert, Roy McAlister and John James. Second Burch, Vincent Peltier, Jim Ragsdale and Gerald Darnell Row: Everett Crotts, Fred Crow, Harlan Wells, Larry 124 Rex Gaskill, president, and Bert Chaney, sponsor, plan the trips for the year as well as planning the club meetings. IRC IRC Membership Encourages International Understanding The International Relations Club was designed to promote student understanding of United States foreign policy and relations with the world. The club attempted to accomplish this purpose with lectures, films and conferences at regular monthly meetings. The traditional first semester conference at Kansas State University was not held this year because speakers could not be obtained. The members did attend the regional conference at Concordia Teachers College at Seward, Nebraska. The theme of the conference concerned American foreign policy and Latin America. Activities for the rest of the semester included the possibilities of attending a model United Nations and the National Conference in Minnesota. The members of the International Relations Club are: Front Row: Richard Israel, Mary Scovil and Dorothy Scovil. Back Row: John Anderson, Vince Peltier and Rick Johnson. 125 BUSINESS CLUB Office Education Class Members Prepare for Future Jobs Theta Chi Sigma, known at Hutchinson Junior College as the Business Club, is composed of stu- dents who are enrolled in the Office Education Program. The club has a membership of eleven, increasing last year's membership by two. The business club was first organized at juco three years ago. The objectives of the club are to develop leadership, responsibility and poise withi11 its members in the field of business. During the year each member gained practical experience in the business field by. working for a down town firm. On April 5, the members held a banquet at which they entertained their employers. The officers of the Business Club are: Karen Chrest, secretary-treasurer, Miss Griswold, sponsorg Paula Win- tamute, vice-president, Donald Wiens, reporter, and Karen Stallings, president. The members of the Business Club are: Left BayHofmeier and sponsor, Miss Griswold. Right Row: Carol Conyers, Dianne Burdick, Paula Row: Karen Chrest, Wayne Wright and Karen Wintarrliite and Donald Wiens. Middle Row: Stallings. Ersa Daum, Elsiann Wilson, Madlyn Bemple, 126 ,R . if .ru i c 44 his a Officers of the Nurses group are Lorna Mueller, presi- dentg Carol LacKamp, secretary, Janice Doerlcsen, vice- presidentg and Ardith Byroad. student council repre- sentative. N04 , . ,laws .. The members of the Nurses Education group are: Front Row: Wilma Layman, Kristy Doyle, Lorna Mueller, Joan Hayes, Judy Uberg, Fannie Mast, Lois Headings, Carolyn Clark and Karen Yost. Second Row: Sue Stadler, Darlene NURSES Freshman Nurses Attend ,luco As Part of Student Training The group of women that rode to juco on the bus are the freshman nurses from Grace Hospital. They attended juco in the mornings and had classes at the hospital in the afternoons besides working on the hospital units for three days out of the week. The student nurses adopted a family at Christ- mas to provide with food and clothing. They also sponsored fundraising projects to help pay thecosts of sending a delegate to the national convention for student nurses. The nurses looked forward to the capping cere- mony and affiliation with St. Louis and Omaha, and being able to sign an R.N.7' behind their name. The yellow bus serves as means of transporta- tion for the nurses. Here, Linda Zerger, Donna Blackwelder and Marie Phillips come to their morning classes. Schmidt, Vickie Keckler, Ardith Byroad, Marie Phillips, .lean Roberts and Carol LacKamp. Back Row: Pat Trotter, Donna Blackwelder, Dee Gillaspey, Linda Ley, Beth Cock- ing, Linda Zerger, Delma Pearson and Janice Doerksen. 127 K.S.T.A.-N.E.A. Student K.S.T.A. Members Are Active in Future Profession The J. W. Gowans Local Chapter of Student Kansas State Teachers AssociationeNational Education Association is an organization of stu- dents majoring in the field of education at any level. It gives pre-professional training, an idea of professional ethics, an opportunity through programs to hear experienced teachers in panels and presentation of devices used in classrooms. The programs serve an educational purpose and provide a social hour of good fellowship. Students attended the state student KSTA- NEA meetings, the state conference and the annual KSTA conference. The potential teachers raised money for a worthwhile project which was decided by the current board and sponsor. KSTA-NEA members are: Front Row: Judi Cum- mings, Beth Wrayf, Beverly Coleman, Carolyn Cotter, Suzie Harper, Karen Nelson, Janice Gantz, Karen Brown, Valetta Tonn, Sandy Embick, Mary Jo Morris and Merlyn Ewing. Second Row: Maynard Yutzy, Ruth Walter. Charlotte Toms, Lucille Sever- son, Hazel Colvin, Karen Myers, Sue Benjamin, KSTA officers are: Front Row: Sue Benjamin, treasurer Merlyn Ewing, president, Valetta Tonn, chaplain and Janice Gantz, publicity. Back Row: Mary Scovil, secretarv Dorothy Scovil, historian, Glennis Johnson, musicg and Mrs Randles, sponsor. Glennis Johnson, Marcia Truitt, Mary Scovil and Jimmie Pate. Back Row: Ray Hofmeier, Martha Suarez, Marcene Greenert, Elizabeth Steele, George Bales, Dorothy Scovil, Kenneth Callison, Donald Wiens, Marian Drake, Sharon Hinners and Dennis Bradford. l i na , Mrs. Arless Eilerts, Miss Myrtle Haughn and Miss Inez Frost meet to check on the scholastic record of top juco students. PHI THETA KAPPA Membership in Phi Theta Kappa Limited to Honor Students The objects of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society are to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students of the junior colleges of the United States of America. To be eligible for active membership, a stu- dent must be of good moral character and possess recognized qualities of citizenship as judged by the faculty. The students must be Within the upper scholastic ten per cent of the college. Eligibility is based on the average of all college work in the college previous to election. Second semester initiates are: Front Row: Judith Might, Bernice Mooney, Glennis Johnson, Dana Stewart, Sylvia Griggs, Karen Stallings and Merlyn Ewing. Back Row: Mike Stoughton, Larry Morgan, Donald Wicens, Ronald Bartcller and Richard Israel. First semester initiates are: Mary Ann Keffer, president: Esta Sue Burk, vice- presidentg Marcia Truitt, secretaryg Karen Myers, treasurerg and ,leny Morris, council member. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Young Republicans Take Interest In GOP Political Activities The Collegiate Young Republicans attempts to acquaint juco students with the purpose of the Re- publican party and the conservative point of view. The club's 20 members take interest in the affairs of the Republican Party and participate in local political activities. The juco Young Republicans meet once a month to discuss the purpose of conservatism. The mem- bers take an active part in several district and state meetings which are held throughout the state. Dele- gates were sent to the state collegiate convention at Emporia. The members also attended the Coldwater Rally at Wichita to finish a successful year. The Young Republicans are Mary Scovil, Larry McMullen, Dorothy Scovil and John Anderson. 130 Rex Gaskill, president, and Fred Elliott, sponsor, decide upon the projects in which the Young Republicans participate. Mary Scovil, John Anderson, Anne Andres and Rex Gaskill shine the contents of the trophy cases. Young Democrat officers are: Gerald Robinson, treas- urer, Bob Hartl, first vice-president, Helene Missildine, secretary, Richard Israel, president, and Richard Urban, second vice-president. Not pictured is Bert Chaney, sponsor. Members of the Young Democrats are: Front Row: Wil- bur Ragsdalc, Richard Israel, Pam Shirk, Jim McFarland, Carolyn Cotter, Martha Gilbert, Judi Cummings, Carol Logan, Mary Beth Young, Dana Stewart, Frankie McMaster, Janice Gantz, Helene Missildine, and Judy Dreher. Sec- ond Row: Gerald Darnell, Paul Schwarz, Rod Mueller, YOUNG DEMUCRATS Political Training Provided By Young Democrat Group The Collegiate Young Democrats, the oldest political organization at Hutchinson Junior College, has a long record of service to the Young Democrats of Kansas. The club's 130 members have taken an active part in politics. Speakers, such as Governor Orval Faubus, Congressman and Mrs. J. Floyd Breeding, Representative Dale Saffles of Garden City, and Robert Love, a national director of the John Birch Society, have presented their views and ideas to stimulate the interest of the juco democrats. The club was represented at several state meet- ings, the state convention at Kansas City and the national convention at Miami, Florida. Harry Benjamin, Douglas McArthur. Lynda Paschal, Karen Baxter, Judy Bailsback, Carol Friesen, Caralee Owens, Bonnie Wiens and Bose Ellen Osborne. Back Row: John Holland, Tom Spriggs, Richard Urban, Jim Walker, John Cole, Vince Peltier, Vinson Burch, Gerald Robinson, Gerald Martens. Bob Hartl and Mike Barnes. l 131 YMCA-YWCA YMCA, YWCA Aid Community As College Service Clubs The Young Womenis Christian Association, commonly known as the YWCA, is one of the most active women's organizations of Hutchinson Jun- ior College. The club, being mainly a service club, provides wholesome training for all of its mem- bers. The activities for the year began with a com- bination YWCA-Dragonette mixer held on Sep- tember 7. A detailed explanation. of the clubs was presented, followed by recreation and refresh- ments. Also highlighting the year was the provid- ing of food and gifts for a local needy family at Christmas. The gifts included a turkey, canned goods, clothing and toys. The final service project conducted by the club was the providing of girls to sell programs at the NJCAA tournaments at the Hutchinson Sports Arena. The Young Men's Christian association known as the YMCA, is the men's service club of the jun- ior College. Throughout the year, the YMCA joined with other men's clubs in sponsoring school activ- ltles. Planning a club project are YMCA sponsors A. B Cameron, Joseph W. Brewer, and Roy Sailer. Wrapping packages to give to the club's annual needy family are Clennis Johnson, Pam Shirk, and Jean Graham. 'iSay, that's a good idea, says Linda Nonken, YWCA president. Members of YWCA, other than board members, are the following: Front Row: Dianne Burdick, Lois Wille, Sharon Blasdel, Marian Drake, and Kay Scott. Second Row: Jo Tope, Karolyn Linder. Kathy Becker, and Carol Logan. Back Row: Ruth Walter, Linda Keesling, Mary Forbes, and Paula Ratzlaff. r K X W ----1 The sponsors and officers of YWCA gather to discuss last-minute details concerning a club project. They are Beth Wray, vice-president, Lorraine Buck, secretaryg Miss Nancy Eastridge, sponsorg Miss Esther Griswold, spon- sor, and Linda Nonken, president. Waiting for 'I hoard meeting to begin are YMCA officers John Ratzlaff, vice- presidentg and Les Regier, secretary- treasurer. At the Y'WCA mixer in the Fall, groups were formed to play charades. Demon- strating Climb Every Mountain is Lynda Paschal while Judi Cummings and Judy Railsback use their imagina- tions to guess the song title. Exercising his executive smile is Max Book- lessv President of YMCA- YWCA area chairmen are the following: Front Row: ,lean Graham, worship chairman, Karen Nelson, music chairmang and Mary Wendland, service chairman. Back Row: Pam Shirk, publicityg Elizabeth Steele, puhlicityg Glennis John- son, social chairmang and Nedra Spessard, program chair- man Q 133 DEBATE Debate Squad Is Cast in Role Of National Tourney Host April 12-14 ended the debate season for the juco debate squad as Hutch played host for the National Debate Tournament. Previous to the national tourney, the Hutch squad made thirteen trips to regular tournaments and also attended the state tournament at El Dorado. Thirteen awards were acquired on the trips. The overall season record was 118 wins and 60 losses. Tournament Wins Losses Emporia State Teachers College 9 8 Texas Christian University, Fort Wtrrtli, Texas 12 8 Central Stale, Edmond, Oklahoma 11 7 Wichita University 12 6 Southwestern College, Winfield 11 4 McPherson College 8 4 Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado 8 2 Pittsburg College 10 5 Bethany Nazarene College. Bethany, Oklahoma 5 7 University of A rizona, Tucson, Arizona 11 3 St. ,lohn's College, Winfield 10 5 Bethel College, Newton 11 1 Going on trips is one of the highlights of debate. Here coach Tom Kelly and Doug Mclver check brief cases while Rex Gaskill informs them he is ready to leave. . 34. 1 L. 'N Y :Q H 4' ,fig 5 4 3 J If-Xrff, N Jky rf, Tiff :gy f, j uit '. ' f ff' .' ,. 5 iff 7 .tv K' vw, ,, is -af '9bf' -f ' 'Vw 3 1' 'ff , cs Ut. . jf XJ, ,,,l1,v 3-5 J is k I , , at L f .Ap if vig , ,.,', eg M 'I34 in .X V4 , 1' 2 uma Coach Tom Kelly, instructor of debate and speech for the past twelve years, walks into school for another day of preparing his students to become influential speakers. Rex Gaskill, sophomore debater, reads information to put across a point in a practice debate before the class. Trophies, plaques and loving cups are the rewards for the AI1d1'CS, coach TOTH Kelly and RSX G21Skiu P056 b6f0l'C amount of time put into debate. Orletha Graber, Anne Some of the trophies they have acquired this year. I guess one of the trials of winning trophies is keeping them shiny, thinks Orletha Graber as she tries her hand at polishing the brass. P' Practice sessions are Vital, and listening to each other speak is just as important. Here Gerry Prescott and John Floyd listen While Anne Andres prepares to speak. 135 JR. COLLEGIAN STAFF Budding Journalists Prepare For Interesting Careers Fortified with thorough theory training, the 1961-62 Junior Collegian staff began a successful year of newspaper publication. Staff members rotated assignments at the year's beginning until permanent positions 'were assigned by Mrs. Arless Eilerts, adviser. The editorial staff coordinated efforts with the business staff to publish campus news and local advertising in the bimonthly issues. The staff cooperated with Dragon's Tale staff members to plan and sponsor the annual Big Man On Campus Dance. The third successful Collegian year ended with a banquet held by the yearbook staff for the journalism depart- ment. K Assistant editor Marc Seibert and editor Larry W. Hayes plan pictures and assign features and stories to stiaff members. Hard at work to meet a deadline are Frank Regier, sports editor, Kay Gardner, feature editor, and Loretta Edwards, news editor. Now if we just had a camera, quips Tom Lappin to fellow photographer Mark Mallett as they check over the school flash equipment. y. Collegian adviser Mrs. Arless Eilerts instructs the staff in journalism theory and gives aid in the actual publishing work. ...,.....i, . .. 1 N r 1 in . 1 Business manager .lohn Anderson picks up ads and bills advertisers while art editor ,lim Crowdes draws up ad and page layouts. Associate editor Dana Stewart checks over page layouts with editor Mike Barnes before sending them to the publishing company. Financial adviser Mr. James T. McLain and sponsor Mrs. Arless Eilerts take a look at the budget. Drag0n s Tale staff members and adviser Mrs. Arless Eilerts distribute ackets to waitin students while others . . P . 5 preview their class pictures. Looking pleased with themselves after finishing work on their pages are faculty editor Marty Gilbert, feature editor Mary Beth Young. and staff member Marsha Bowman. DRAGONS TALE STAFF Students Practice Techniques In Yearbook Publication Although their number was small, six staff members and three part-time photogra- phers proved that even a small Dragon's Tale staff could do a job well. Staff members started with tentative plans laid out over the summer, and under the direction of Mrs. Arless Eilerts, sponsor, and Mr. James T. McLain, financial adviser, expanded them into the Drag0n's Tale, 1962. After the last deadline had been met, the staff planned their annual publications banquet, at which they previewed their finished product and wrapped up an enjoyable year of working together. Books were distributed to students at the all-school signing party at the year's end. Staff member Don Warhlirst and sports editor Frank Regier take a break while working on the Dragon's Tale sports section. STUDENT COMMISSION Student Governing Body Guides College Social Activities Revising their outdated constitution and taking a look at their own organization, the nine members of the 1961-62 Student Commission evaluated the effectiveness of the student body government. Com- mission members planned football Homecoming and track queen festivities and sponsored after- game dances as well as the Winter and Spring For- mals. The student governing body also planned and assisted at several assemblies. Representatives of the Commission attended three state meetings to coordinate efforts with other junior college student governments. Under the direction of PresidentJerry Williams and Secretary Helene Missildine, the Stu- dent Commission worked to better coordinate the student body and the administration. Jerry Williams, Commission President, presides at weekly early morning sessions. Members of the Commission pausing while they Brown, Anne Andres, Jerry Williams, Dana Stewart, plan football Homecoming are Larry Hayes, Dave Helene Missildine, and Diane Mitchell. 138 Faculty members who meet with the Commission and help sponsor their activities are Miss Katherine Shellenberg, Mr. Dale Gleason and Mr. Tom Kelly. T Commissioners Dana Stewart, Diane Mitchell, Anne Andres and Helene Missildine select records and check over the juke box before an after-game dance. r IELMHKQ F Q '11 ELEM while Bob Henson prepares to move it out of Larry Kingsley polishes up the queen chair i storage for basketball Homecom Hg. 'I39 DRAGONS Boys, Pep Club Members Boost Team Spirits At Home Games Dragon members were heard and seen at athletic events throughout the year in red sweatshirts signi- fying their membership and a large, loud bell signifying their presence. Club members organized their cheering section and helped back up the cheerleaders at basketball games. New club members were initiated at the beginning of the year at an initiation co-sponsored by the Dragonettes. The Dragons sold advertising to downtown merchants for athletic programs and paid for their printing. In addition the club paid for processing films of foot- ball and basketball games. President Jim Walker, vice-president Larry Morgan, secretary John Watt, and treasurer Max Bookless, guided by faculty sponsors Fred P. Elliott and William Kitchen led the club through an event- ful year. The Dragons ended their year by awarding a 376200 scholarship to a graduating sophomore. The heads of Dragon's Club posing for the photog- rapher are secretary John Watt, president ,lim Walker, sponsor Fred Elliott, and vice president Larry Morgan. 40 Dragon members lend their support at basketball games with a school bell and a mega- phone. 'ws in 6,-or -Af --H iq, Club members say D for Dragons. Front Row, reading counterclockwiseu: Tom Spriggs, Gary Jackson, Gerald Martens, Paul Schwarz, Larry Morgan, Richard Babcock, Gary Fox. Mark Mallett. ,lim Martens. ,lim Walker. Kenny Callison, Kenny Opdycke, Ron Littleton, Vince Peltier and John Watt. Dragon members who sold advertising for athletic programs to local merchants are ,lim Walkf-r, Gary Fox, Kenny Callison and Larry Morgan. vw? DRAGONETTES Girls Pep Club Provides Ushers For Juco, Tournament Games Promoting school spirit and enthusiasm for athletic events and serving the college were primary objectives of the Dragonettes. The girl's pep orga- nization ushered at athletic contests throughout the year and maintained their own cheering section. The club co-sponsored an initiation for new mem- bers with the Dragons at the year's beginning and sponsored a girls' drill team. Dragonettes sponsored basketball Homecoming activities and ushered nightly at the Regional, High School Class A, and National Junior College Basketball Tournaments. Final event of the year was a banquet at which members elected officers for the coming year. The Dragonette faculty sponsors were Miss Mary Hope Morris and Miss Mandy Leopolus. Dragonette members: Front Row: Merlyn Ewing, Karen Eales, Kathy Becker, Esta Sue Burk, Carolyn Cotter, Bev Coleman, Sandy Embick, Beth Wray, ,leny Morris, Helene Missildine and Dana Stewart. Second Row: Bev Bond, Judi Cummings, Sue Benjamin, Karin Alexander, Marty Gilbert, Judy Drehcr. Mary Beth Young, Carol Logan. Mary Hope Morris, Dragonette sponsor, tries to persuade Wanda Singleton and Karyl Lee Brickey to sign up for ushering. Linda Nonken, Julie Coyne and Mary Bell. Back Row: Melinda Hanson, Paula Wintamute, Carolyn Priest, Karen Myers, Rose Ellen Osborne, Pam Shirk, Lynda Paschal, Karon Baxter, Carol Friesen, Wanda Singleton and Cindy Eales. I ! I 142 5, X x , , Yi P W1 lf 5 Ml?y N! CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders Fire School Spirit At Pep Rallies, Games Carol Landrith poses in one of the girl cheer- leader! new uniforms which they adopted this year. Carol substituted whenever she was needed throughout thc year. 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Band . . ......... . . . Banker, Mr. Deane ..... .....120, 121 ........102 Bargdill, Don .......................... 34 Barnes, Dale .......................... 34 Barnes, Mike. .1l, 14, 20, 31,64, 113, 131, 137 Barnt, Connie ........................ Barrett, Coralee .......... Bartcher, Ronald ..... Bartel, LeWayne ..... . . .34 . . . . .34, 118, 119 129 .........20, .20 Bartman, Joan ...... .... 2 0, 113, 114, 115 Barton, Carol .... . . Barton, Ruth .... 78-87 Basketball ..... . ............ . . . . Basketball Queen ......... Basketball Queen Attendants ............ 60 Battey, Jerry ............. . ............. 34 . 34 131 142 Baxter, Karon........ ..... , , Bearden, Don .... Beck, Dale ..... Becker, Emma . . . Becker, Gene .... Becker, Kathryn .... . . Befort, Robert .... Belden, Gary ......... Bell, Mary ............. Bender, Miss Bernice ..... Benjamin, Harry ....... Benjamin, Sue. .... . . Benson, Gary . . . . Benton, Farren ..... Berndsen, Dennis . . Berridge, Penny .... ......20, 119 ..35, 53, 132,142 ..........20, 119 ......20, 69, 76 ......35, 142 ........39, 102 ..........35, 131 142 .....20, 128, ........20, 113 ....l3, 15, 17, 35 Bertholf, Dean ...................... 35, 90 Bigham, Phil .......................... 35 Big Man On Campus. ................... 65 Big Man On Campus Attendants ........ 64 Blackwelder, Donna ................ 35, 127 Blake, Danny ......... 20, 64, 80, 83, 84, 86 Bland, Virginia ..... 14, 35, 63, 116, 118, 119 Bland, Dean ........................... 35 Blasdel, Graeme ........ . Blasdel, Sharon .......... Bloom, VlCk1. ................. 35, 118, 119 Bloxom, Miss Josephine ................ 118 142 133 Bond, Bev .............. Bookless, Max ......... Bork, Bill. . . . . . ....2o, vo, 73, 76 35108132 ..........2o, ....s5, 79, se, 94 Borth, Ray ............. Bowman, Marsha ........ Bracey, Bob ............ . ............35, 96 .......35, 43,137 .....35, 81, 86, 90 Bradford, Dennis. .35, 112, 113, 117, 119, 128 Brandenberger, Bill ..... Brandyberry, Mr. Ardon. Brantley, Gordon ........ Brennan, Tom ..... . . . Brewer, Gary .......... Brewer, Mr. Joseph ..... Brickey, Karyl Lee .... . .... .20, 70, 76 ....102, 132 ....35, 142 Bright, John ........ ...... 3 6 Bright, Vivian ........ .... 3 6 Brightenburg, Doyle ..... ...... 3 6 Brigman, Dean ....... .... 1 5, 21 Brooke, Suzie ....... ...... 2 1 Brooks, Avery ..... .............. 3 6 Brown, Bud ....... .............. 2 1 Brown, David ..... .... 36 , 120, 121, 138 Brown, Johnny .... ....... 2 1, 69, 76 Brown, Karen .... ......... 2 1, 128 Brown, Larry ..... ........ 2 1 Brown, Lewis. . . .... . .36 Brown, Mike ..... ...... . .36 Buck, Lorraine ...... . . . . .36, 133 Buell, Mary Ellen ..... ..... 3 6, 119 Buller, Larry ....... Bunker, Bruce ...... Bunker, Mrs. Jo ..... Bunyan, Charlotte. . . Burch, Ron ....... . . .....36, 121 .........109 1 9 9 .21 Burch, Vinson ..... .......... 3 6, 124, 131 .21 121 126 132 142 Burdick, Dianne ......... Burk, Esta Sue .... . . . Burris, Gary ...... Buschman, Dennis. . . Business Club . .... . . . .....21, 129, ............126 Butler, Arden ................... 15, 21, Butterfield, Mr. Sam ...... Bybee, Betty .......... Byroad, Ardith ......... C Cadman, Phillip ........ Caldwell, Roger ....... Calentine, Jack ..... Caley, Linda ....... Callison, Kenneth ..... Cameron, Mr. A. B.. . . Campbell, Jack ..... Canfield, Bill ....... Carpenter, Dick .... Caspar, John ........ Castor, Jerry ......... Cavanaugh, Daniel .... Chabin, Connie ..... Chaney, Mr. Bert.. Cheerleaders. ..... . . Chestnut, Hank ..... Chiles, Arlin ....... Chrest, Karen ......... Clark, Anita Louise. . . Clark, Ronnie ....... Cline, David ...... Clothier, Jerry .... Clutter, Dale . . . 90 . . .69, 78, 86, 102 .......36, 127 ......s6 ........21 ...... ,.21 .......36,121 ....21, 128, 141 ......102,132 ..........s6 ........21 ....36, 90 . ..... 21 ..... 102, 125, 131 ........144, 145 ....36, 70, 76 ..........36, 95 .....2l, 54, 126 ........11, 36 ....37 ......22 ........22 Cooking, Beth ..... ............. 2 2, 127 Cole, John .....,.. ............... 3 7, 131 Coleman, Beverly. ...... 13, 22, 60, 116, 118, 119, 128, 142, 144, 145 Coleman, Gene ......................... 37 Colle, Dennis ...... , .................... 37 Collins, Ronald ..... Colvin, Hazel ...... Conkright, Doug .... Connery, Gerald .... Connery, J erald ..... Conyers, Carol .... Cook, Cook, Jean ....... Cook, Jimmy ..... Coon, Ronald ....... Cooper, Edward ..... Cooper, Gary . .... Cooper, Jack .... .....37, 128 ....37, 94 ........37 ....22, 60, 126 ........37 22 22 . . . .22 37 37 . . . .22 . . .37, 55, 81, 82, 85, 86 Cotrell, Ron .......... Cooper, Larry ...... Cotter, Carolyn ..... Cotton, Kenny. . . . . Cox, J. Dee ...... Coyne, Julie ..... Crabbs, J. D. .... .. Crigger, Lee Roy. . . Crotts, Everett ..... Crouse, Judy ....... Crupper, Rozanne . . Crow, Fred ........ Crozier, Sam ....... Cully, Ron ..... ....37, 53, 119, 128, 131, 142, 144, 145 ..........68, 75, 76 ....37,142,143 .....22, 124 ........37 ........37 .......22, 124 Crowdes, Jim.1 ........ ......... 2 2, 136 .......22, 88, 89, 90 Cummings, Judi. . .37, 58, 128, 131, 133, 142 119 Cummins, Patricia. . . . . Dale, Miss Dorothy .... Darnell, Gerald ...... Daugherty, June .... Daum, Ersa ...... . Davis, Bruce ..... Debate .......... Deckert, Joan ....... DeRubertis, Mike . . DeTour, Rick ...... Deuel, Don ........ Dewater, Russel .... DeWitt, Maxine .... Dick, Billy ...... Dick, Larry ........ Dickson, Cheryl ........ Dillon, Mr. Richard Dirck, Mike ........ Dixon, Erma ....... Dodgion, Virginia . . Doerksen, Janice ....... Doherty, Mrs. Hazel. . . Douglas, Larry ..... Douglas, Robert .... Dow, Dick ....... Dowers, Billie . . . Downen, Ray .... Doyle, Kristy .... Dragonettes .... Dragons ....... . . Dragon's Tale .... Drake, Marian ......... Drake, Robert .... .... Dramatics. ..... Dreher, Felix .... Dreher, Judy. .... . Dreiling, Larry ..... Duncan, Judith .... Dunlap, Kenny ..... Dunn, John ...... Durst, Norma .... Dwyer, John ..... ............37, 22' '33 156' 53' 124 ' 102 . , , , ,131 .......112, 113, 119 ............22, 126 ....134, 135 .....22,109 38 38 ....22 ....22 ......22 ........22 .. ..... 38,121 ..........101 .....38, 75, 76 .....38, 121 ........22 .....38,127 .. .... ...105 22 69 76 116 119 ..... , , , , 33 .....38, 127 ....142, 143 ...........140, 141 137 132 ........38,128, 14, 38, 81, 84, 86, 95 ...........113, 115 .38 ....23, 131, 142 .....38, 121 ........23 ........38 ...........38, 113 Dyck, Stuart ........................... 38 Dyer, Mr. Tony .......... 69, 76, 88, 90, 103 Dyson, Ronald ..................... 38, 121 E Eales, Cindy ............ .... 2 3, 142, 143 142 Eales, Karen ....... .....23, Earle, Gale ........... ........ 2 3 Easterday, Judy ......... .......... 3 8 Eastridge, Miss Nancy ..... .... 1 02, 133 Edgington, Paul ......... . ....... 38 Ediger Dean . ........ ...... 3 8 Edigerz Dwight .... Ediger, Earl ...... Ediger, Laverne. . . Ediger, Marcia ...... ....38, Eilerts, Mrs. Arless ...... 103, 129, 136, 74 38 38 23 Edwards, Loretta ............... 38, 78, 136 137 101 140 Elland, Dean A. H. ............... 100, Elliott, Mr. Fred ..... Elliott, Lonny ......... Embick, Sandy. . 1 , Emery, Marc .......... Engdahl, Richard ..... Ellis, Gary ........................... 4 23 61 128 142 14-4 ......103,130, .38 , , , ,145 England, Margaret .............. . . . . . . .39 116, 117, 119, 121 Enns, Jim ............ 23, Enns, Kenneth ......................... 39 Epp, Leon ....... ............... 2 3, 95 Epperson, Janet .... ........... 3 9 Erb, James ....... ..... 3 9, 71, 76 Esau, John .... .......... 2 3 Esau, Leroy ..... ........ 1 01 Eshnaur, Douglas. .. .... 23, 94, 95 Evans, Janet ..... ...... 2 3, 58 Evans, Tom .... Ewell, Lenny .... Ewing, Kent ..... .....23, 122 ........39 Ewing, Marvin ......................... 39 Ewing, Merlyn ............ 23, 128, 129, 142 F Fager, Phil .... ...................... 2 3 Farney, Dale . . . . . . . . .39 Fast, George. . . ............. . .23 Fast, Harold ........................... 23 Fast, Joan ............... Featherston, LaVell ...... .39, 117, 118, 119 ..........39, 118 Fenwick, Martha ..... ............... 3 9 Fetter, Ronald ..... Fish, John ....... Floyd, John .... Football ................ ....39, 95 ........39 .....23, 135 . . . ..... 68-77 Football Queen ............... ..,..... 5 9 Football Queen Attendants .............. 58 Forbes, Mary ............... ..... 3 9, 132 Foulk, Gordon ............ ..... 2 3, 121 Fountain, Cathy .... Fountain, Glen ..... Foust, Harold .... Fox, Gary ....... Frager, Lola ....... ........39 ......23 .....23, 141 ........23 Frank, James ........ ............... 3 9 Frank, Mrs. Shirley ................... 105 Franz, Jerald ............. 23, 81, 84, 85, 86 Fraser, Harold .................. ' .... 23, 95 French, Roger .......... Friesen, Carol. .39, Friesen, Connie . . . Frost, Miss Inez . ..... . . Funderburk, Judy . Gaeddert, Gerald ........ Gagnebin, Jack . . . Gantz, Janice ..... Gardner, Anne. . . Gardner, Kay ...... 53, 62, ...........23, 142 69 108, 131, , 143 ..........103, 129 113 .....23, 127, 128, 131 .24 ..........40, 136 119 Garnett, Sheldon ................... 24, Garrett, Charles ........................ 40 Gaskill, Rex .......... 24, 125, 130, 134, 135 Gaston, Marilyn ........................ 40 Gay, Jim .......... .............. 2 4, 119 Gearhart, Colleen .... Gibson, Gary ...... ......24 Gifford, Marilyn ...................... Gift, Dave ........................ , Gilbert, Martha ..... 14, 40 60 131 Gillaspey, Dee ..................... 40, Ginest, Jerry ..... Ginther, Terry . . . Gisel, Mike ...... Gitchell, Harlan . . . Glaser, Jean ....... .40 .40 121 , , , 137, 142 127 40 40 11, 13, 15, 17, 40 53 Glass, William ....... . Gleason, Mr. Dale .... Goering, David ..... . Goertzen, Wesley ..... . . . Goldsmith, Mr. Bill ....... Golf ................ . .. Gomez, Miquel ....... . Gonzales, Armando. . . Gordy, Robert ...... Gould, Sharon . . . Graber, Calvin . . . Graber, Gary ...... Graber, Orletha .......... Gradall, Jeanie ........... Graham, Jean ......... 40, Graham, Lee ..... Graves, Robert ..... . . . . ..........40, ....103, 139 CX- PZ Q. F12 ell PO. ool px. . S. 51 88553358 is 1.1. . CDNJJB U19-O ffIfII46,'bbQ' 112,124,132, 133 121 147 ....41, 4 I DEX Green, Kenneth . . . . . . . Greenert, Marcene ..... Griffin, John ........ Griggs, Sylvia ........ Griswold, Miss Esther .... Gross, Carol .......... Gustafson, Ed ....... Guthrie, Sandy .......... Guthrie, Sue ......... H ....40, 54,128 24129 .....103, 1263 133 41 ' .'.'.'.'.'.'.'i4,' 95 ........41 47 Hagan, Gary ............ ........ 4 1 Hageman, Robert ...... ...... 2 4, 29 Hager, Richard .... .... 7 4, 76, 124 Hahn, Jerry ..... ..... 4 1, 119 Haines, Keith .... ........ 4 1 Hall, Mrs. Doris.. ..... 107 Hall, Nlarieta .. ..-- 54 Hall, Patrick ..... .......... 4 1 Hamilton, David .... ....... 2 4, 124 Hamilton, Helen ............... 41, 117, 119 Hammar, Arthella ...................... 41 Handlin, Max ..................... 24, 121 Hanson, Melinda .... 17 41, 60, 121, 142, 143 Harding, Dennis ...................... Harper, Suzie .... ...... Harr, John ...... Harr, Mary ........ Harrington, Rita. . . Harris, Jack ..... Harris, Robert ..... Harrison, Clark .... Hartl, Robert ........ Haskard, David ........ Haughn, Miss Myrtle .... Hauschild, Darrel ..... Hawkins, Mike ....... Hawkins, Pat .... Hayes, Jay Dee .... Hayes, Larry ....... Hayes, Mr, Troy .... Headings, Lois ..... Heany, Greta .... .... Heiiing, Jim ....... .... Henning, Butch ...... Henning, Richard . . . Henry, Donna ...... Henry, Thad ....... Henson, Robert ......... . .41 .24, 112, 113, 128 .24 .....41, 113 ........41 ......90 ........41 .....24, 131 .....24,121 ....104,129 ........41 ......16, 54 .....41, 124 ....41, 136, 138 ..........108 ..........24, 127 ..........41,121 .24, 112, 113, 114 ...........41, 90 ..........41, 119 11, 24, 64, 97, 139 Heppenstall, Roger ..................... 41 Hermes, Sharon . .... Herriman, Ronnie . . . Hesse, Robert ....... Hicke Mr Gerald Y, - Y Hill, Dennis ......... Hillshafer, Gail .... Hinners, Milburn . . . Hinners, Sharon .... Hirst, Eva ....... Hobson, Bill ..... Hobson, Mike .... Hoefer, Carolyn .... Hofmeier, Ray ..... ........24 .....31, 104 ....41, 90 ......41 .....24,128 ,.......42 ......24 ......25, 126, 128 Hoke, Carolyn ..... . ........ ......... Holden, Jim ..... .... Holland, John. . . . . . .42 .42, 117, 119, 121 ..........54, 131 Hollowell, Dick ....... . . . - . ..... . . . . Holmes, Charles ....... . .42 . . . . .42, 121 101 Holmes, Mrs. Wendell ..... ....... Holzrichter, Nancy ...... ...... 4 2 Homan, Barbara ......... .... 1 1, 42 Hopper, Mr. Orville ..... ..... 1 08 Hopping, Joan ........ ........ 2 5 Horyna, Benny ...... .... 4 2, 76 Houston, Judy ..... ...... 4 2 Hubbard, Jane ..... .... 4 2 Hudson, Myrna ..... .... 4 2 Hunter, Clayton. ........ ...... 2 5 Hutchinson, Mr. Bill .... ..... 1 01 Hutchinson, Gary ..... . ....... 42 Hutton, Jane ........ ....42, 62 I Industrial Arts. . . . . . . International Relations .....122 Club .... ...... 1 25 Intramurals ........................ 94, 95 Isis, Dennis ............................ 42 Israel, Richard ........... 25, 125, 129, 131 J Jackson, Gary ........ James, Doretha. . . . . James, Miss Iva.. James, John . . . Janssen, Pam ...... Jantz, Mr. D. B. .... . 141 .42 .....104 .....124 .25 ,109 121 Jeffries, William.. ..... 42, 117, 119, Jenkins, Denys... .............. . .42 Johnson, Corliss ..... ......... 4 2, 120, 121 Johnson, Dorothy .... ................. 1 19 Johnson, Glennis ..... 25, 128, 129, 132, 133 Johnson, Whitey. . ..... 42, 70, 72, 76, 90 Johnson, Phil .... ................... 4 2 Johnson, Rick ...... ..... 2 5, 112, 113, 125 Johnson, Sharyl .... ................ 4 2 Jones, Connie ........ .............. 2 5 Jones, Mr. Gordon ..... Jones, Larry ......... Jones, Steven ...... Junior Collegian ..... Justus, Larry ........ . . . 104, 124 .......42 ....,42 .. .... 136 ....42 K Kasper, Jim . .... ................... 4 3 Kasselman, Willard ...... 25, 64, 68, 76, 123 Katzenmeier, Ron. . . ..... 25, 68, 71, 76, 95 Kaufman, Aaron . Kaufman, Richard Keckler, Vickie. . . Keesling, Linda .... Keevert, Charles. . Keffer, Mary Ann. . Keller, Jerry ..... Kelly, Mr. Tom ..... . .... 25,127 .....43, 132 .. ......... 43 ............25, 129 ..7, 104, 134, 135, 139 Kent, Lonnie .... .................. 4 3 Kerwood, Larry ..... .............. 4 3, 121 Ketzner, Ronald ................. 25, 68, 76 Kim, Dwala. .25, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121 Kincaid, Delmar ....................... 43 Kingsley, Larry ........ 25, 97, 117, 119, 139 Kinley, Doug ..... ............... 7 5, 76 Kitchen, Mr. William . Klusener , Larry ..... Knox, Dennis. . . . Koch, Anita . . . . . Koon, Francie . .... Koon, M Kountz, Kramer, Kraus, J Krauter, Kroeker, KSTA . r. George . . . Jack . ..... Mr. Fritz. . . ohn ...... Kenneth . . . Robert. . Kumorowski, Ed .... LacKamp, Carol. . . . . Lafferty, Lahar, Jim ..... Landrith, Carol.4 Lappin, Lawson, Lay, Ch Layman, Leasure, Bob ..... Tom ..... Connie . . arles. . . . . Wilma .... Frank .... Leatherbury, Don. Lee, Arnold .... . Lee, James .... Lee, John ....... Lemen, Dave ..... Lemmon Leopulos, Miss M , Susie . . sl,'6i,' iibl 11iQ'1'15,'116,' 43, . .... 25 ....43 ....43 .....43 ...,104 .......43 ....104, 109 ....17, 43 ....43, 124 .. ...... 128 ...,.43 L .....43,127 . ..................... 43 . 43 144 136 .. .................... 25 .....43, 127 ....44, 90 ......26 .. ............ .44 .. ................ .44 .........44, 117, 144, 145 andy ............... ..104 127 Ley, Linda .......... Libby, Michael . . Linder, Karolyn ........... 44, 108, , Lindsay, Jay ..... Linebaugh, Donald .... ............... 4 4 Lingle, Gary ........ . 54 132 ....44, 90 Litchfield, Jim ..... .......26 141 112 Littleton, Ronald ..... ............ 4 4,. Lockman Players ............. ........ Logan, Carol ....... .... 2 6, 131, 132, Long, Donald.... .......... 142 26 Long, Gaylord . . . ............. . .26 Lucas, Ted ........ .... 4 4 Ludwig, Jim ......... .... 4 4 Lundquist, Robert ...... .... 4 4 Lynch, Ken .............. ..... 4 4 Mc MacAlister, Roy ....... . ........ 26, 124 McArthur, Douglas .... .... 1 12, 113, 114, 115, 119, 131 McBride, Michael. . . ...... . . . . . . .44 McCalla, Jerry ..... .... ..... . . 44 McCal1a, Robert .... ....... 4 4, 71, 76 McCandless, David. . McCosh, Mr. Harlow McCracken, Dennis . .....104, 120, 121, , 90 144 McCurdy, Lonny ....... ............... 4 4 McDonald, Connie. .... .... 2 6, 62 McDonald, Jan ..... ....... 4 4 McDonald, Mackie.. .... 54, 95 McDonough, Bill .... ........ 1 01 McEntarler, Karen ..... ........... 4 4 McFarland, James. .. .... 26, 124, 131 McGhee, Betty ..... .......... 1 09 McGonigle, Jack ..... ..... 4 4, 121 Mclver, Doug ...... .... 2 6, 134 Mclver, Walter .... ....... 4 4 McKale, Jim ...... . ............... 44 McLain, Mr. James ............... 104, 137 McMaster, Frankie ....... 10, 14, 44, 62, 131 McMillen, Dont ..................... 54, 90 McMillen, Mr. Hugh .................. 105 McMullen, Larry ...... 44, 112, 113, 114, 130 McShane, Paul ........................ 45 Mal ey, Larry ..... Mallett, Mark .... .......45 ........14, 26, 95, 119, 136, 141, 144, 145 Maloney, Jack . ...... ............... 1 01 Mandeville, Marion .... ........... 2 6, 94 Mann, Janice ...... ....... 4 5, 60 Marrs, Larry ..... ............... 2 6 Martens, Gerald... ....... 45, 131, 141 Martens, Jim ...... .... 4 5, 51, 121, 141 Martens, Rainer . . ............... 26 Martin, Larry ..... ............. 4 5 Martinez, Eddie. . . ..... . .45 Mast, Fannie ..... ..... 4 5, 127 Mathes, LeRoy . . . ..... . .26 Mathews, James .. ..... 26 Matlack, Jerry .... .... 4 5 Mattson, Helen . . . ............. . .45 May, Thomas ..... ............... . .45 Mayfield, Larry ........... 45, 119, 144, 145 Melhorn, Mr. C. T. .................... 105 Menges, Max ........ ..... 9 0, 155 Messmer, Mike . . . Metzler, Lott ..... Meyer, Richard. . . Might, Judith ..... Milhon, Reginald . Miller, Mr. A. W.. Miller, Margie .... Milner, Doyle ..... Minear, Harold .... Minor, Sue ....... Minor, Tom ...... Missildine, Helene. Mitchell, Diane .,.. Mitchell, Douglas . Moeckel, Don ..... Mooney, Bernice ..... Mooney, Gerald... Moore, Paul ...... Moorman, Russell. ........45 ........45 . 45 129 ........45 .....105 26 45 . . . .45, 75, 76 26 26 ...........26, 119, 138, 139, 26, 108, 113, 138, 131, 142 139 .....26, . 26 129 . 55 . .................... 26 Morgan, Larry .... 26, 29, 124, 129, 140, Morris, Jeny .......... 27, 59, 129, 142, Morris, Miss Mary Hope .......... 105, Morris, Mary Jo ................... 27, . 45 141 143 142 128 Morton, Judy ............. 27, 117, 118, 119 Mueller, Lorna Joan ............... 45, 127 Mueller, Rodney ...... 14, 27, 88, 90, 93, 131 Murphy, Bill .................. 27, 120, 121 Music . . ..... . . Muth, Tom ..... Myers, Janet . . . Myers, Karen ............ N Naab, Tony ............ Neel, Ailiif ..... Neel, Joe ...... Nelson, Karen ....... . Nelson, Larry ..... Nelson, Mike ....... Nestler, Richard ...... Neuburger, Ancel ..... Neuburger, Artie .... Neufeld, Marlene ..... Newland, Don ...... Newman, Gene ...... Newsom, Kay Lyn ..... Nichols, Charles .... Nickels, Jim ........ Nightingale, Bob .... Nisly, Ella ....... Nitengale, Wayne. . . Noll, Mr. Linus A ...... Nolte, Larry ........... Nonken, Linda ........ 27 Norris, Kreston ........ Norstedt, Ronnie ....... Novinger, Linda ....... ...............116-119 .27, 128, 129, 142 . . . . .27 119, 121, 128, 133 45 Zia' . . I I 145. 'ddf 45 45 96 45 45 27 93 . . . . . . . .27 46 46 27 46 27 105 iibf isa .27 142 .46 Nunemaker, Mr. Wesley .... .... 1 01 127 Nurses . . .......... . . . Nye, Mary Ann ........ O Oberg, Judy ............ Offutt, Gerald ..... Oller, Tom ....... Olson, Elizabeth. . . Olson, Judy ...... Olson, Norman .... O'Neal, Larry ...... Opdycke, Kenneth .... Ortner, Ron ....... Osborne, Rose Ellen Osenbaugh, Jack. . . Oswalt, Mr. Stewart .... Oursler, Richard. . . Owens, Caralee ..... Parker, Robert .... Parker, Ronnie .... Parks, Bill ....... Parrish, Kenneth.. Partington, Robert ..... Paschal, Lynda ....... 46 Pate, Jimmie ........... Patrick, Curtis. . . . Patterson, Allen .... Paul, Mr. Arryl ..... Pauls, Janice . . . . . Pauls, Joyce ........ Pearce, Mr. Earl .... Pearson, Delma Jean . . . Peebler, David ......... Peltier, Vincent ........ 114,'i21i,'iis,'13i, 141 46 ....46, 1 27 ......46 .....27 ..............46 ..............46 ....46, 70, 72, 76 .........46,141 ..............46 .27,113, 131, 142 ....101 . 46 131 .....46, 119 .....46, 73, 76 131, 133, 142, 143 ...........27, 128 .......27, 94, 95 ....105 117 118 ,....101 ....27,127 27 112 Pendleton, Glenda ..................... Penny, Maurice . . . ................. . .46 Perkins, James. . ................. 47 Perry, Dick ..... ..... 2 7, 88, 89, 90, 93 Perry, Richard .... ................. 4 7 Peters, Lawrence .... ........ 2 7 Peterson, Pamela .... ..... 4 7, 53 Peterson, Robert .... ...... 2 7 Peyton, John ........ ..... 5 5 Phelan, Elizabeth .... ..... 2 7 Phi Theta Kappa . . . ............. .129 Phillips, Frank ...... ................. 2 7 Phillips, Gary ............ 14, 17, 27, 71, 76 Phillips, Roberta .... ............ 4 7, 127 Piatt, Joel ......... ............ 1 5, 27 14 50 I DEX Pickering, Gene .... Pipkin, David ...... Pohl, Nancy Ann ..... .....28 . ............ 28 Powell, Eddie ...... ..... 4 7, 72, 73, 76 Powell, Lloyd .... Power, Evelyn ..... ..........47, 112 Prescott, Gerald ...... ........... 4 7, 135 Preston, Richard ................ 28, 68, 76 Priest, Carolyn ..... .... 2 8, 117, 142, 143 Prior L le , y ...... .................... 2 8 Putnam, Ray .............. 28, 112, 114, 115 R Rader, Richard. ............. 14, 28, 95, 119 Ragsdale, Donald ...... Ragsdale, Wilbur ...... Railsback, Judy ........ Randles, Mrs. Margaret. Ratzlaff, Paula ..... .... .........28, 55 .........124, 131 .......47,131, Ratzlaff, John ........ 28,H'H'HH ...47, 119, 124, Ray, Carolyn .... ........ . ....... . . Rayl, David ...... Redd, Gayle ........ Reed, Alice Jane ..... Reed, Don ......... Reed, Jim ....... Reed, Stan ....... 133 106, 128 116, 117, 119, 133 132 55 47 '.'.'.'.l12Q 'ii' . . . .47, 73, Reflner, Dennis .................. 88, 90, 76 47 47 . . . . .47, 73, 76 76 93 28 Regehr, Elmer ......................... Regier, Frank.14, 47, 71, 72, 76, 90, 136, 137 Regier, Jerold ......... Regier, Leslie ............ 28 120 121 133 Rempel, Bonnie .... Rempel, Madlyn ..... Renner, Jan ........ Rexroad, LaVerne .... Reynolds, Mike .... Rhorer, Stephen ........ Rhorer, Wanda ........ Richardson, Kenneth .... . Richert, Paul .......... Rickett, Norma ...... Rickman, Marcie ..... Rife, Mervyn ...... J 9 1 ..........28, 126 ....47, 74, 76 .....28, 113 .....28 .. ....... 28 EQ? PU. asa Nix S3 Schur, Richard ..... ...... 4 9, 81, 82, 86 E8 mwmmxmwmwmwwmmmm EOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ' Q'4gfliO!J :l U1lUQU'D U D'U D' ,rg-9,-,mt-nv-,amps-.....n,m,-D O Q lp ' P-1'-mv-:JS-lamp!! ,.,': -'mwcnwf-ff-1-v - .. D-.Publi-U f Wggybqmqmg 58 Bgmubvfszws HW eo 1-'sw W?Q'S D,?.o'1W 5UheO'5 n:W3:H Iv ,,,,.... :1-....,,,,., .J-4 5-mpg.--mo,-,,,7v',-15. etmggrzairaf-zg: zzmg-:::':P:1:: ..mgg . 1: --cn., . .. --I3-. CD-. fgiggr. ::g:3:. :::N':::::w ' ...905.....,o1:?::: ::g:::::g:5g5:g: Simwatggmtwmatmg Riley, Keith ...... ..... 1 2, 48, 82, 86, Ring, Charles .... ................ Rudicel, Carla ..... ..... 48 , 117, 118, 119 Rullman, Bill .... ............. 48 , 72 Rundell, Randy .... . . . .... .48 Russell, Harvey ........ ..... 2 8 Rutherford, Jim .......... ..... 4 8 Rutledge, Jim ............. ....... 48 S Sailer, Mr. Roy .......... ..... 1 06, 132 Sames, John ........... ........... 48 Sanderson, Marlin ...................... 28 Sanders, David ................ 48, 117, 119 Schafer, Larry ................ ..... .... 48 Schellenberg, Miss Katherine ...... 106, 139 Schermerhorn, Randall ................. 55 Schmidler, Curtis ........... ......... 2 8 Schmidt, Darlene ....... ..... 48 , 127 Schroeder, Doyal ..... ....... 4 9 Schroeder, Pat ....... ..... 2 8 Schroeder, Richard ..... ..... 4 9 Schwarz, Paul .... ...... 4 9, 131, 141 Scollon, John .... ............ 4 9 Scott, Jim ..... .................. 4 9 Scott, Kay ........ ................ 2 8, 132 Scott, Sharan .......................... 49 Scovil, Dorothy ....... 49, 119, 125, 128, 130 Scovil, Mary .......... 49, 119, 125, 128, 130 Searle, Gaylen . . . .................. . .28 Seck, Duaine ..... .................. 2 8 Seeman, John .... ..... 4 9 Self, Karen Jo. .... ..... 4 9 Semsroth, Dick ......... ....... 4 9 Senti, Miss Marvel ..... ........ 1 06 Sesher, Mr. Charles ................ 96, 106 Severson, Lucille ................... 49, 128 Shea, Larry. ........................... 29 Sheley, Howard ....... 29, 70, 76, 88, 90, 91 Shellenberger, Tom ............ ...... . . .29 Shirk, Pam..11, 29, 131, 132, 133, 142, 143 Shive, Carl ..... .... . ..... . ............ 2 9 Short, Nick .......... ....... 2 9, 124 Showalter, Glenn ..... ............ 4 9 Shuman, Frederic ..... .... 4 9, 117, 119 Siehert, Marc ...... ............. 4 9, 136 Siemens, Jim ..... .................... 2 9 Siemens, Judy .......................... 29 Singleton, Wanda ..... 49, 112, 113, 114, 142 Sisk, Vic ..................... 49, 109, 121 Skelton, Larry . . . ................ . .95 Skelton, Max ...... ........... 4 9 Slade, Bob ............. ..... 4 9 Small, Kenneth .......... ....... 2 9 Small, Mr. Lowell A. ..... ....... . 101 Smalley, Daryle ........ ........... 4 9 Smith, Mrs. Anna .lo ..... ..... 1 07, 144 Smith, Bobbie Ann ..... ......... 2 9 Smith, Edith Ann .... ....... 2 9 Smith, Janice Kay ..... .... 2 9, 118 Smith, Lawrence A. .... ....... 2 9 Smith, Lawrence L. .... .... 1 49 Smith, Lyle .......... ..... 4 9 Smith, Richard F. .... ..... 2 9 Smith, Richard K. .... ..... 4 9 Smyth, Mike ...... ..... 4 9 Smyres, Elsiann .... ..... 2 9 Sneath, Loran ........ ..... 2 9 Snell, Norma June ..... ..... 4 9 Solander, Mike ..... ..... 2 9 Sommers, Curtis ...... ......... 4 9 Songer, Bill ........... ..... 1 6, 29 Sorem, Mr. Nelson ..... .... 9 0, 106 Southard, Barbara .... ....... 4 9 Sparkman, Thomas ..... ..... 2 9 Spencer, Mrs. Birdie ..... .... 1 07 Spencer, Connie ........ ....... 4 9 Spencer, Mr. Walter ..... ...... 9 7, 106 Spessard, Nedra ................... 29, 133 Spitz, Mr. Walter ............. 106, 112, 114 Spriggs, David ......................... 50 Spriggs, Tom .... 10, 29, 51, 79, 86, 131, 141 Springer, Ed. ....... . Squires, Michael .... . Stafford, Ron ...... Stalder, Sue ...... Stallings, Karen .... Stallings, Pat ...... Stam, Gale ......... . . Steele, Elizabeth ..... Steiner, Richard . . . Stelter, Kenneth. . . . Stephenson, Diana .... Stephenson, Michael. . Stevenson, Rhea ...... Stevenson, Richard . . . Stewart, Dana .... . . . . Sthole, Gary. ........ Stittsworth, Dennis. . . Stockham, Ronald. . . . Stockton, J eff ...... Stotler, Wesley ..... Stoughton, Mike ..... Stout, Gordon ...... .. ............... .29 ........50,127 126, 129 .....50, 128, 133 ....50, 72,76 .. ......... 50 .. ....... 30 ..11, 14, 30, 129, 131, 137,138, 139, 142 .. .............. 50 .....50 . ...... 30 ......30,129 .....50, 82, 86 Wilcheck, Keith ..... Stout, Marion ..... .............,.. 3 0 Stout, Steve ..... ..... 5 0, 90, 92, 93 Strait, Glen ..... .............. 5 5 Stremel, JoAnn . . . .......... . .30 Stringer, Tom ..... ..... 1 5, 30 Strong, Wendel .... .... 5 0, 119 Strouse, Nancy ...... .............. 5 0 Strouse, Ronald ..... ................ 3 0 Stucky, Dick ...... ..... 5 0, 74, 76, 95 Stucky, Marilyn ..... ...... 5 0, 58, 108 Student Commission . . . Suarez, Martha ...... Sump, Larry ........... Suthiprasert, Vitoon ..... .......138, 139 .....5o,119, 128 Swafford, Mrs. Margaret .... ...... Swanson, Don ............ Swinney, Bruce .......... T Taggar Talbot, Tatro, Taylor, Taylor, t, Dave ........ Michael ..... Monty ......... Mr. Chester ..... Jerome ........ Taylor, Paul ........ Tennis ........... Terhune, Linda .... Teter, Dennis ..... Thode, Max ........ Thompson, Van ....... Thorne, Mr. Ralph .... Tippie, Jayne ........... Tippie, Jim ........, Toms, Charlotte ..... Tonn, Valetta ..... Toot, Janice .... Tope, Jo ...... Track ................. Track Queen ............. .30 . .... 30,124 107 .....50 .....50 50 50 30 .....102, 103 50 50 .......97 .....47, 51 .......51 ........51 97 ..............101 35,51, 112,113 .....51,119, 128 ........3o, 128 ....51,132 ....88-93 .....63 Track Queen Attendants .... ..... 6 2 Tregellas, Mary .......... ..... 3 0 Trembley, Steve ........ ....... 5 1 Trotter, John S. ..... ................. 5 1 Trotter, Patricia ................... 51, 127 Truitt, Marcy ......... 30 Tucker, Bill ....... .... Tullis, Paul ............ Turner, William ......... U Unruh, Bill ............ Urban, Richard ......... Utz, Neil ............... V Van Horn, Dennis ...... . . Vanneman, Janice ...... Vincent, Bob . ...... , 117, 119, 128, 129 121 .....30 .....30 .......51 ....31, 131 ....,51, 96 Vincent, Sherril ........................ Vinson, Ron ....... . . . . . 30 51 . . . . .30 51 95 ............30, Vocational Technical Training ......... 123 Vogel, Warren. .30, 64, 79, 80, 83, 84, 85, 86 Voth, Kirk ............................. 51 Voth, Lawrence ........................ 51 W Wahlmeier, Larry ................ 51, 72, 76 Walker, Jim ........... 10, 12, 30, 131, 140 Walker, Thelma ........ ...........3o, 118 Walker, Sam ...... ............... , . 123 Wall, Lester .... ............ 3 0 Walter, Ruth ...... ..... 5 1, 128, 132 Walters, Larry ....... ................ 3 0 Warhurst, Don .............. 52, 73, 76, 137 31 Washburn, Beth Ann ................... Watkins, Larry ......... ............ 5 2 Watkins, Wes ......... ...,. 6 9, 76 Watson, Darrell ..... ......... 9 0 Watson, Bev ........ ........... 4 7, 52 Watson, Robert ..... ................ 3 1 Watson, Ronald ..... .................. 5 2 Watt, John ....... .. 52, 96, 140, 141 Webb, Jack ..... Wedel, Don ......... Wedel, Vera ........... Weidman, Mr. Earl ..... Weihs, Harry ........ .....52 ....106 .....52 Weiss, Joe ..... . . Welch, Richard . .. Wells, Harlan ....... Wells, Richard ........ Wendland, Forrest ..... ......31 ........52 .....52, 124 . . . .52, 122 .. . .31, 97 Wendland, Mary ..... .... 5 2, 133 West, Nancy ...... .-..-. 5 2 Westfall, Tom .... ---- 3 1 Whaley, Cary ......... .... 5 2 Wl1eaton, Jerry ......... .... 3 1 Whitney, Frank ........... .... 5 2 Wiebe, Mr. Theodore A. .... ..... 1 06 Wiegers, Dave .......... ........ 5 2 Wiens, Bonnie. . . .... ......... 5 2, 131 Wiens, Brad ..... Wiens, Donald ....... .... 3 1, 126, 128, Wilcheck, Ronald ... Wille, Lois ........ .52 129 .....55, 132 52 121 Williams, Bob ...................... , Williams, Fred ......................... 52 Williams, Jerry .... 12, 31, 65, 80, 84, 86, 138 Wilson, Elsiann ....................... 126 Wilson, Keith.. .31, 80, 83, 84, 86, 88, 90, 91 Wilson, Wilson, Robert ....... Ronald ...... Winger, Don . ...... . Wintamute, Paula .... Winter, Robert ....... Winters, Ken ......... Wintersteen, Mr. Elmo .... Wipf, Dinah ............ Wisbey, Dale ........ Withrow, Gary ..... Witter, Dick ....... Wolfe, Rodney ..... Wood, Roger ..... Wood, William ..... Woods, JoEtta . . . Woods, Larry .... Woods, Robert ..... Woodson, Jeffrey ..... Wray, Beth ........ Wray, Judy ...... Wright, Wayne ...... Wulf, Ron ........... Wulfemeyer, William . 3188 90 9195 126,i142 115 52,112,114, .............1o6 .....52, 103 ........52 .....31,123 .,......53 ......53 ........53 ....58,88 ......53 .....122 90 .....31, 128, 132, 142 58 .........31,126 ....14, 31 ......53 Wyatt, Cary ......... ........ 3 1 Wyatt, Rosalie ....... ........... 5 3 Wykoff, Robert ....... . .... 53, 73, 76 Y YMCA-YWCA .......... ..... 1 32-133 Yost, Karen .......... ..... 5 3, 127 Young Democrats .... .............. 1 31 Young Engineers ..... ................ 1 24 Young, Mary Beth .............. 14, 53, 117, 119, 131, 137, 142 Young Republicans. ................ 130 Young Scott .... .. Yutzy, 7 Maynard .......... Z Zentner, Joe Zerger, Zielke, Linda .... .... Ron ...... Zimmerman, Les . . . Zinn, G erald ..... Zongker, Bart .... . ............... 53 3 128 1, .31 .......53, 127 ....53, 119, 121 ....53, 76 ......53 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1962 Dragon's Tale was printed by Myers Yearbooks, Inc. of Topeka, Kansas. The label headlines are 24 point Bodoni, the running headlines are 18 point Bodonig the body copy is 12 point Bodoni, the cutlines are 10 point Bodonig and the index is 8 point Bodoni. The staff would like to thank Mr. Frank Winter for making the color aerial picture pos- sible, the Art Eveland Studio for the royalty pictures, Myers Yearbooks, Inc. for being so understanding of our problems, Enterprise Studios, Tulsa, Oklahoma for student pictures, Jim Walker for his fine art work, the faculty for being so patient when we had difficulty with their pictures, the office staff for letting us have run', of the office, Dean A. H. Elland, Mr. .lames McLain, the administration and the students of Hutchinson Junior College for their cooperation. My staff, although small, worked hard this year to produce this book and really deserve a 'I52 sincere vote of thanks. Mary Beth Young was a real help this year. She always worked hard and never griped about it. Marty Gilbert handled the administration section. Although she was only on the staff the first semester, she helped us until the book was completed. And Dana Stewart, my assistant editor, not only worked hard all year, but also helped me plan the book last summer. Photographers Tom Lappin, Bob Hankins and Mark Mallet also deserve recogni- tion for making this book possible. My expression of appreciation also goes to Richard Rader, who wrote the body copy for the athletic section. Marsha Bowman, Bob Drake, Carol Logan, Ron Vinson, Lynda Paschal, Frank Regier, Anne Gardner and Don War- hurst also deserve credit for helping me with cutlines, typing, filing, etc. And last, but definitely not least, 1 would like to thank Mrs. Arless Eilerts, the Dragon's Tale adviser, not only for all of her help and advice, but also for giving me the kick in the pants that 1 often needed. To all of them, speaking for the entire staff, I say a hearty Thank Youf, -Mike Barnes ! 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