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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

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Terry McLaughlin makes a dramatic pose while indulging in a game of tennis. om' if Dormitory Kent Hall Lin HanChett's problem needs counseling from lan Barstow, i M . f' ti. Ah! Debbie Crump caught in the act of studying ,pw A - auf' 1' ,-.. Our Kent Hali Dorm Officers: Peggy Edgar, Barb Dalk, lan Barstow, Vicki Schmidt, Mary lane Claunch. x . K s- z 5X rj 2 .Q 2 i i 5 A----...., l A ' 3, , 5 K 5 x 1- ' Ji' If Q f. f R K 1 Q Q V M221 v - .1 M.,..-.g..,,- ' E ' Q- ' ,. . f V Fl is an ' f . fl' - -M ' '- Q. - fe, ., . -,,: , .2 .t, ., . .W .S-53. 'Elm . sw- ,ww - .fx The boy's dorm pro- vides exciting activi- ties, rightjim Wilson? Sunday always brings a , change of pace in EI- , land Hall. ' 1 'S Boys Dorm fin? WK' ' ,G W ww ft. :.sf.,i. fam 'xml ,- Flew- Qfiyiiffa f' -K , Q F5252 QF . , ., naw. ' 1-L Wei.: fp -V Q- 4- we iz ' ,ff ii . s w .. QT , - ,., sg,f. f-,jig .. s - ga? K, .s. .41 ffgg, K l. Mike Stanbeck, Max Shippy, and Chuck Prickett relax in the boy's dorm lobby. Myron McCready sacks out on the couch after a terrific hard school day. 15 Girls Apartment Living Dewana Eckstein gives a back massage while loLynn King and Sheila Coslett watch TV. i -ug., A Q .mzrf W 84' A .if--iisi-f l' A was . f . ji' 1 ,J -x if W f f Q5 W X 3 5 X Y ,J Debbie Schmidt finds something amusing among the pages of ' her homework. ms., . 1 lv Carol Shaefer, Debbie Schmidt and lolynn King debate on home- work assignments. i fi? fi A . 1-11 V ' , evening meal menu whlle Sheila Coslett chatters on the telephone. .,-, , Q: - W N,-4-,Y -.., . 3 .1 ,Q 1 . ti ' Q . ., , 'Qzk I . . 5 r V. .-'f . H .W Donna White, lolynn King and Debbie Schmidt prepare the , . . . . a S . Q ' up A .v-3' . ' - V ' ' -'tr w w Mf lP ft as-s firm . S . ' 11 A f K we 4, r , .pf-. ....- if f K ! if - t ' arf r 'P' if LN 1 Qs. r ii? s...-'WH 16 thy 'I4fk1l kid., ii-'kk X. . Y s i A Pi - is ' KKLI QQ -' is sigma ,aff '.k xfyv -..,,,..-.k exsMr,, W.. - is ' Boys Apartment Living jerry Schmidt goes to the box for a bedtime snack. Q ' 'v . f l Darrell Hufferd seems to think cooking is fun. 5 Scott Coleman, Ken Schmidt and jerry Schmidt go in for a little - ' rough housing while lounging around the apartment. v .iii Q Mui veins Yiifwkllliikvkf Y V as 0-M W l I T F , M E 1 xgm l U ,. HW :,.-:- Z: fs. H.- 1 ra Y f V N 17 The Clock Strikes 10 Minutes Until The Hour . . . ,.,-1. my .fn M. N..-,.... 1 ' ' dfifysyi W- if ' A i ., ji' xp? K V ,s'mw,?6.m -f + - J 'YA :WW -' 'L L' ' f- - we V kfgathrflzm MNH' -, - 5, f - 'Vajra I 1 , V A If! t V ft M, . ,L ,. ff' W gf' K, 1 f, , R L ' ,L A A- K, J.v,,wMawTlf1M3?h.,LKb.:f,,-U 7:-if :WA f .V ,ZX V x 4 ,bk .X X 'Y , ul L 'WMM1-w'sf'f9 '1'x'f' W' ' , MW Jis.w'kSts A xa.4fbs?f1t?Ea'i'k1:Lb-egiistb.. And Head For Class. These two students find time to relax in between classes, on a sunny day, at the student union. , li! n ,M gin, LW, , gy i I I L ,S ra , ,F K :A lf .,, , K K' A 5' 'ky Nik as Q5 --I xii N X W 'X 'kv' . , hy- I wi it s 5 X K l ,A U K I , Z jg, rg J .1 . X K 36 ' ' 'Hg 5 Q? . , 1 5 K - -wkfig : A k 7,7 Wt' I A K, ' f V W 2 yt f gg, T ie t Q ' - WU? f t 'E fm. 5 A x A ,r Vw .340 ..i , 1 ff M , Rf - y an K- '. xx A s M A M- Y' i' E' 5 IW y , W he V . V ,...,,,t M W yykrrk k...k- M s 2 are i :' ' ' , I .,.,,.. ,',, . v.,: , ' A M -M 33.1. X t ... e A .f -kg? 1 f N a W V r v N lil - .W E KX W . 3 i l it l 1 l 3 Q Mr. lantz helps students with lab work. Dennis Frans won Artist of the month for his works in ceramics. Campus Classes Computer Programming was offered for the first time, this year, at HCIC. These students are beginning computation i 2 E it fl P-f ul 3' A... A Ei v ' 4 Lawrence Patry does his thing in Machine Shop. Debbie Stapleton examines plant life in Biology Lab. ,--'M il' 'tml ,,.v Pool W ---W -is a very popular pastime. It begins in the Union at 8 a.m. and continues through clos- ing time. Ping-Pong runs a close second. Q 'N' ii i f 'yy A'. 1 , f fri? tt, Q I fe . . as . so me fsf , A r 1 D fi 1 W , ' ' , A , - A . Q I A . f ti A . 2 , A ,,..,, 4 A 1 ' v Q as X 1-gb .- x I i : fr G ,, , .1 . at O ' ,M ,,... I 1 ' Z f 1 T 1-if L V. - . - . L. S t Q, a 1 0 ff ' i . . s v K M' V, ,,..fWmW , W 5 rr 1 Y 2 qg.gy'a . va Jas , 'ua' 'f ' 1' I f ,un ,MW-W A n W'W5 'iww 4 t,3, 4-f--ilqlx L...-1 -W ' eg J Q - , w .vw . ,,.. A W 7 .. -E., Q, ' 3 -, ' Pat Egbert knows the camera business at Katz. Steve Barr, who works at Dillons, Northgate Shopping Center, finds cart pushing exhausting work. fb Liz Long has an easy job behind the counter of Coberly Drug Store. orking Students Bennie Pierce stands Ioafing while Ron Ewy washes dishes at the schools cafeteria. ,pk 9 22 X N333-N235 Z 1 'tl ,pr A .H Dallas Crable is crowned BMOC at the BMOC Dance March 6,1970, Q l' which took place at the Student Union. Annette Martinez is crowned homecoming queen at the homecom- ing football game. Dallas is overcome with joy as the election an- nounces him BMOC for 1970. FPQV .nt aaitss swim F' wwf A ,F 1 .QV K-wmv With inflation and the high cost of clothing, sew- ing has become very popular with Pat Myers, lanis Wilson, and Bonnie Pfiefer. Nl Claudia Westrup, Pat Jarvis, and Roberta Horne seem to think anatomy is a very inter- esting subject. Ray johnson works diligently in accounting class. Classroom Shots Qin Trig is easy IF you listen in class. Right john Miller? 24 WM, Diane Kirk, Sharon Sullivan, and Mary jane Claunch help with the October festival in the cafteria. is luco students are new members of Tent City before the National Tournament. His? 894 Bam ibm Uhr illln Ulm i -,jgw Aim Wow! What make-up does for Patty Wiens. 25 an . Kifnslcr-w'31E?fvSfhmms,?xv?i'SPSSiHX,E Mz?s,EE,v57,A2 974:LQ.evwNu17i155Twvm?mi3m5i+Lx7'3'n3f?Ke5QWL156sQGi5!?:Axs5wJQi5s:S9W??E,55i M9-6-ig Carolyn K X mf LQL, 0 as is 34 X if E Doug 44- F432 322121, as ws. class s 1 s 'M 7 Q 295' 1 sses classes classes Freshmen Start New Ventures Upon entering college, the freshmen ventured into a challenging, exciting, and sometimes frightening world. They came - some eagerly, some timidly - seeking new experiences, new friendships, and new knowledge. After the orientation festivities the freshmen quickly delved into activities - classes, organizations, and rec- reational activities. Planning and carrying out Hutch juco's tradition are today's freshmen, tomorrow's sophomores. 1 , 15. Zi. L 1 j 1 5. x-gk? H f i it -at X 'W 4, nr I jg gk H A 4 .: L.: g i F Students move away from home and into dorm. They write home often. Donna Adams Ulysses Douglas Ahrens Hutchinson Timothy Ah rens Hutchinson Donna Albin Burrton Gail Albright Pretty Prairie Donald Alexander South Hutchinson Michael Alexander Topeka Gary Allen Meade Robert Allen Stafford Dwight Allsup Hutchinson Kim Altvater Haven Douglas Ambler Hutchinson at Vincent Ancell O'Fallon, Ill. Nancy Andereck Hutchinson Bradford Anderson Newton Brent Anderson Kinsley Bruce Anderson Hutchinson jeffrey Anderson Ulysses Sherry Anderson Hutchinson Tom Angell Hutchinson Albert Antoine Hutchinson Gary Applegate Hutchinson Kim Applegate Arlington Michael Armstrong Hutchinson ,Q-kv 'Z' li, Y is i f i il szgc sb- ' ,1 1--N K av f 3 ig V- : HL. -, . , :.' 'Q lat wg? ,, Soul' ,A .,m.. A R A+ fn- X i . .en I til gate!!-if'f' i if fr- ,ff My - rv 'B is - 'K!'f r .x:..,- 5.5. .I ,..r fp. in gm 'Ji s,,,..t an 'U EW 3' X ' x ' GH., dt t ,i -K Susan Armstrong Hutchinson janet Arnold Horton Lynn Ash Lindsborg Alvin Aska junction City Ronald Auernheimer Halstead Rosalie Augernot Hutchinson Gaylord Avery Hutchinson Marcia Avery Hutchinson Donald Bahr McPherson Becky Bailey Hutchinson Clifford Bailey McPherson Gerald Bailey Hutchinson Linda Baker Hutchinson Robert Baldauf Haven Clifford Bales Oxford Thomas Ballah Leoti Larry Badgett Lyons Ricky Ballard Hutchinson Eunice Ballhagen Oavva, Iowa Laurel Banks Haven Lita Banz Stafford Edwin Barker Harper Donald Barkman Wichita George Barnes Harper Scott Barnhardt Peoria, Illinois Marcia Bartlett Hutchinson Mike Base Burton Montie Battershell Lyons Garry Battey Nickerson james Bauer Hutchinson Leslie Baugh Hutchinson Kristie Baughan Hutchinson Vicki Baum Leoti Earl Baxter Hutchinson Barry Becker Hutchinson Cheryl Becker Hutchinson Q, if' gi me 5535 :Q- ig 'G- M... 9 - 'Qi H-on . 35,1 i 'Q A .fm ,LY as in , tl , 'iw' .ci V k ' '9NQfP:l?5 ,K ,mg , .. fa! 1 ix. 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P .f w gf tiiii X r?4zg? f5?if '- b?? i t5yf- 2, 1 3 ...- 43 ',f f' ' i Z ,ii S it W' 'L if g ill . .gr My Debbie Becker Marquette Linda Bennett Haven Mike Bergkamp Cheney june Berryman Hutchinson Philip Beshore Murdock james Bigger Marysville Myron Biggs Macksville Steve Billings Hutchinson joan Bircher Hutchinson Paul Bird Medicine Lodge Glenn Birdwell Hutchinson Don Bishop Holyrood jackie Bishop Hutchinson Anita Bitikofer Hesston Roderick Blaha Niles Michael Blaine Hutchinson Charla Blakeslee St. john Kenneth Blanchard Hutchinson Larry Blanding Beloit Steve Bockhaus Halstead Stanley Bogdanovecz Anthony Ronald Boggs Auburn Glenda Bond South Hutchinson Dennis Bossemeyer Hutchinson Richard Boswell McPherson Lisa Bowles Cairo, Egypt Steve Boyd Larned Cindy Bozarth Wichita Mary Bradley Nickerson David Branton Hutchinson Larry Brayton Hutchinson Roberta Breitenback Pretty Prarie john Brenn Tribune jo Ann Brensing Hudson Bob Bribbiesca Hutchinson joe Bribbiesca Hutchinson ,W W Var ix, 'illi I 4, L15 sf ft fi sg.,-4, ,.-- 1: 4, ,Q Concentrated study is found hard on a pretty fall day. Relaxed study can be found on the front lawn at HCJC. if , age J g of yelt Xi it A , kL.'- ,H iw - q r fm, I -,, r it fi x ii r . Y W tn: . s g . , V. Y f sw f 5 r r' i 'F ss L M A ,f ,y e if ' 3' ' kim A ' ,f ' W-alj l Qff- T' gill ! 'igggggg : gggfy 1,qkk ,, K7 ij- M i . i N , 11 W ' L K1!,kh3z iigqk ,gxkmff Mxak Qgogwnnsciwxyhih kowy ef. 1 H hfQ E'igggfi J ' as 164 cuwgdwwwmwwmwwwwywmz 1 wuk,f1h',- f E 1 of r L+ ' ' .., yi ,ivifeersiwfwwwfmm ii? ' gi ri , , ,LF K, ,, 1 Kh9 5' 'mwwfiwissifwm :ff-gi A ao?5? fwfr,-seg L in y . , i . , W F '?5i5 'a ' 3'w?t .. as i , wg V A 4 wr -,H cf, fx 4? '4Q. ,X 35 Terry Bridgewater Hutchinson Avery Brooks Hutchinson Dale Brooks Arlington Deborah Brooks Arlington Darlene Brown Pretty Prairie Lana Brown Lyons Larry Brown Medicine Lodge Linda Brown Lyons Mark Brown Hutchinson Pam Brown Sublette Richard Brown Hutchinson T. Buddy Brown Hutchinson Robert Brunk Hutchinson jennifer Bruntzel Ulysses Steven Bryant Great Bend Donita Buller Lawrence Lawrence Bumm Sedgwick Torn Bunn Galva Mary Burch Nickerson Kathy Burgess Sterling Scott Burnett Langdon William Burnette McPherson Colleen Burns Hutchinson Marcia Burris Hutchinson Y- ur' 1, my 2-l fm t HR 'M - , va. . : f ., - I' u 32:31, , J, f-nfs. A ,f ,., ,,,. C VT. , Q-f .ft S if y 'S i it ig yti ,M fi Ei 5 qi- I 2' K i 'K R' C 1 l Dali' l pg, may f 7' ,I I ,. 1- ,-w, N y i f if ff' 'Y S mlb , ,Ti . fig ,guilt ,', sit. K ov' V 1 U ' f Q it f l 6 X J, iw gb Qt., WW V. 4' .,,. M, . f f ' if if ig .. AV V,A i . 341 y i t C S 36 ' 2 2 1: 1-Qt' - L fi Q L ,.',i,... I ue, . 5- . ' 1 f 5 i ,A -'Sf' ,ina A ' 1 51 x , l IW its. William Buscher Kingman Calvin Busentiz Potwin Nelda Cabral Hutchinson Brent Cain Delphos Rodney Calhoun Hutchinson Ron Calvird Stafford Cindra Campbell Goddard Douglas Campbell Lyons Rick Campbell Goddard Vernon Carder Hutchinson Frances Carter Ulysess Kim Carter Hutchinson Mike Cartwright Partridge Sandra Castro Hutchinson Kelly Cattrell Haysville Tom Chabin Hutchinson Garry Chapman Hutchinson Tina Cheatum Syracuse Ronald Chiaro Hutchinson Arthur Childs Plevna Richard Childs Nickerson Carol Christianson Hutchinson james Christopher Protection Carmen Churchmen Hutchinson Lawrence Claar Hutchinson Diana Clark Hutchinson lack Clark Burrton james Clark Hutchinson Mack Clark Burrton Richard Clark Hutchinson Susan Cline Nickerson Elizabeth Clouse Kingman Cheryl Clum Mayfield Michael Coady Freeport james Colahan Salina Tony Colle Sterling A They said this would be sticky, but l didn't believe them , says one of the girls at the October Fest held in the cafeteria. as-gi 'x 53 . ' , ' 5 V Q V - , .-.X . is - A x Q fwfr' 3 , sk . fy 3 ' 5 W ' , I X f is i- -f' iii . if., is pxxgi ' f a. - 5 , ix. is ry ., ii ,, my , A wi Rf' A 'lk l' ,. fi? U, i J ar, as V' Q: 'ffm is lt 5113553 0 H, TQ Q f rat., S S W., w 3 f I 2 , i 4 1 ,I fr f 'Cr'7? f 09 P 1? QS 7' X ' l'A lik V 'AF' y A CM e4, if X if . ' g S A A 37 Tim Collins Scott City Ginger Colly Hutchinson Donna Conard Hutchinson Bobbie Conkling Partridge Larry Conner Hutchinson Katheryri Cooper Arlington Pamela Cope Salina Phillip Corkins Hutchinson Shelia Coslett Danville Chris Covert Hutchinson Roger'Cox Haddam Edwin Crabbs South Hutchins Dallas Crable Huchinson Evalina Craig Hutchinson Sharon Crane Hutchinson OU Countee Crawford Hutchinson Alonzo Crittenden Newport News, N 1 Danny Cross Kingman Linda Crouthers Salina Wetona Crowe Hutchinson Debbie Crump Ulysses Cheryl Culver Hutchinson Shirley Culver Alder Beth Cummings Kingman Q E .4 S 0 'Wu' tg? , ...t.t .i .1 7 . Zi' W' i Wiatr , ti- zfvsvaizse' is , ,. . ,f -mime' 1 . : -if 9 'i G VE? emu, Ss I l ii fi i .xl 38 Deanna Cutting Halstead Randall Dale Hutchinson David Dalke Clarksville, Ark. Hermon Dawson Abilene Stephen Darling Kingman Winifred Darling Burrton Diane Davidson Plevna jeff Davidson Florence Norwood Davies Hutchinson David Davis Lyons Donita Davis Marquette james Davis Hutchinson Richard Davis Harper Larry Davisson Plevna Rita Dealy Hutchinson Rodney Dean Hutchinson julie Decker Canton Gary Deering Burrton Anita DeGarmo Hutchinson Verl Deming Ellsworth Michael Demling Hutchinson Michael Demmit johnson Mario Dennis Halstead judith Derley Belpre james Devena Hutchinson Thomas DeWitt Marquette Duane Dick Mt. Hope Roger Dick Burrton Randy Dickerson Hutchinson jack Diggs Hutchinson joan Dirks South Hutchinson Carolee Dixon Hanston Michael Dodge Hutchinson Kirk Doll Wichita Douglas Donham Hutchinson Clifford Douglas Hutchinson I 4,,. gl ii. '25 'll 3 , A i ., r 4 ,G N .., --A., ,V-,. ., - 4 Ken Phillips smashes the Halloween ghost as he leads the Dragons onto the field to meet Independence, October 31. Frank Drake Abilene Steve Dreiling Salina Carol Dreitz Plains Anthony Drew Hutchinson Earnest Drumhiller Hutchinson Richard Duffy Hutchinson Michael Dugan Wellington Rosemary Duggan Hutchinson Timothy Dunham Hutchinson Linda Dunn Hutchinson David Dyke Anthony Robert Eales Hutchinson Mark Ebel Hutchinson Kay Eck Sharon Dewana Eckstein Watseka, Ill. David Edgar Hutchinson Patrick Egbert Hutchinson Steven Ek Galva Dale Eldrige Hutchinson Richard Elliott South Hutchinson Gary Elliott Hutchinson james Elliott Plains Dennis Ellis Hutchinson Christina Elser Hutchinsor g tt iv. ,1- i sa - is ati 5' WWE- ...Y W W M ,gag ffl 'S y lyk 'f W ian . I, gixxlxlg wr, S i lil ilk! ', . 1 i . l We M .wx i. fi in wwf X ii l if f X M i if if r Y- f ,W , M V - f,-iifiiggiiliigxg ff ,fi fi.. i L - L , Elms i li air gs gs. .,. 1 fi' s i X Y 40 Cynthia Enders Lyons Robert England Hutchinson Marsha Engle Lancaster, Calif. Sue Ensminger Hutchinson jimmy Ensminger Hutchinson Eldon Epp Buhler Steven Epp lnman Tony Espinoza Lyons Mark Eswein Hutchinson Ethel Evans Ulysses Galen Evans Hutchinson lack Evans Hutchinson Cynthia Everitt Hutchinson lanette Ewing Wellington Christi Ewy Protection Tracy Eye Larned Michael Farley Hutchinson Warren Farmer Hutchinson Michael Farney Stafford Terri Feldman Kinsley Cecil Fell Hutchinson Anna Feltner Hutchinson Stephen Fenster Wichita Ronald Fenwick Hutchinson Wayne Fenwick Hutchinson Donald Ferguson Hutchinson Gary Ferguson Hutchinson Richard Ferrell Hogansville, Ga Tony Fey Newton Curtis Field Pretty Prairie Edward Field Hutchinson Donald Fink Salina Ann Fischer Hutchinson Dennis Fischer Goessel Bryan Fishburn Haven lulie Fisher Haven if '-13' 1, it gn n if i Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Hawks, Nickerson, register at Parents Day assembly. Their son, Tim, attends HCIC. - KN it J: ,FN N c ,E 'fle 2' .. , ., fi 1. , ea , , Q , if K Y f ' f . tt. is ' T ' X 1 l , S, F' , ti ' - L ai A ' . 0 vt-1' , ., 'F 5, F 'W' W T in j .4 , ,.::. ,X ' --' 0 . '.-. . V . . ,g ,- f 'Q M .9 I j Q. I Q. .-:...,2g3:,:..-.,, my AZEINKLQQ ft, 1 L F , ' ' ' ' '- W Ha iff, 1 .sz 1 111 Debra Fitzgerald Hutchinson Christine Flickinger Pretty Prairie Carl Flythe Brooklyn, N. Y. Susan Folck Halstead lack Fornvvalt Penalosa Elizabeth Fortin Wichita Galen Fountain Arlington Bradley Fox Burdett Lawrence Frank Oakland Calif. jerry Franklin Salina Dennis Frans McPherson George Freeman Belleville, Illinois Karen Freeman Wakeeney Michael French Hutchinson David Frey Hutchinson William Friday Russell Dennis Friesen Inman Rita Friesen Hutchinson Sandra Friesen Inman Phillip Ptoetschner larned Patricia Frost McPherson Janice Fry Little River Tim Fry Hutchinson Nancy Fulks Hutchinson My .ish L ' X ,A if j aj i i i' ' 112, r k sary, K E Wh Q51 4. 5 fx E i aff , if We E i 2 gt ' ' t a if , if 5 3 if Xxf, i xx f l Mike Fuller Beloit Don Fullmer Hutchinson David Fulton Ellsworth janet Gaines junction City William Galvin Omaha, Nebraska Wesley Galyon Hutchinson Dwight Gantz Lyons Rick Garanson Topeka Cecila Garcia Hutchinson Lee Garcia junction City john Gardiner Salina Don Garwood Hutchinson Bette Gardner Hutchinson Doug Garlow Anthony jeff Gates Hazelton Marilyn George Conway Springs Greg Gerber Hutchinson Fred Gerdes Attica Marcia Gibbons Wichita Cindy Gibson Hutchinson Tina Gilbert Hutchinson Chris Gilmore Hutchinson Louisia Ginest Kinsley jerry Gingerich Hutchinson Linda Githens Liberal Nancy Giunta McPherson Cheryl Glaze Hutchinson Garnet Gleason Hutchinson Galen Goering Hutchinson Vicki Goering Arlington Robert Goertz Trousdale Charlie Good Liberal john Good Liberal janice Goodbrake Hutchinson Marsha Goodale Hutchinson Dwight Gooch Tribune mx BE, k,V. W, may Y wt Are you sure you don't want to join the Rodeo Club? pleads Paul Savage. 'Y , '1 1 'N 4 I .......... d it Fw We my t t . 1 G , i l Al,VV,V y , i 3 t lists li, X. , Preparing their library paper for Mr. Wakefield's English Compost tion I class are Randy Dickerson and Nancy Andreck. james Gordon Hutchinson Willison Gormly Hutchinson Donna Gorton Hutchinson Rodney Goss McPherson Sheila Goss Hutchinson Bonnie Graber Kingman Bruce Graber Pretty Prairie lim Graber Kingman 1anetGracey Kingman Deanna Graham Hutchinson Coye Gray Lyons Deloris Gray Burrton loesph Gray Salina Larry Gray Newton Scott Gray Geneseo Donna Green Hutchinson Gerald Green Hutchinson Kenny Green Hutchinson Rebecca Greenert Hutchinson Donna Gridley Penalosa Robert Griffith Hutchinson Bryan Griggs Hutchinson Rebecca Grimes Hutchinson Shirley Grossardt Hutchinson I Q 4-J' g f Y .g,l, Mike Groves Hutchinson jacob Guercio g V, . : gl Hutchinson Ax ,Q , , i V ' Phyllis Guettsche Greg Guthrie Hutchinson K. . , 3 x 2 Erwin Guy 1 Y I tw ' f mai QQ Hutchinson VV - Hutchinson 1 4 K' Connie Gwinner Hutchinson gggwlrglggggyt vg.i,sEg,Va:y,p:,, - f, 1 -mee 1-1-:sew :w V V 1, 1, -V D a n H a C k e r t uw t ,A 5 ., .1 ,.. ,..,... ,. .. ,. k 3, W SW 3 JM. k H V ,yr PM T, .Q,.3If5?Q5ZifYA?' gg ffwkgier - aware Vw- V- ' 4 V eg-1. 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The junior Collegian came out weekly on Fridays. amw.wmr.- Fil ' -V -, If V it-Q. 3510346152 UWIQUIN M 44 lllll.LER HlETT URONBERGER FlRBUClll.E.ialllllLllEll L1 A thk-LL-dQVAL-VV.xt. a..r-L ii e ,itnti ,, ,i r ,t .L x A lt,..tL,.L -LJL i ALMA JL, so lx a ,ii L .incfi 'f The new learning resources center located in the library enlarged the audio-visual area of instruction. Lester Harmon Hutchinson Michael Harmon Lyons Lois Harms Hutchinson limmie Hardy Lyons Steven Harper Hutchinson John Harrell Hutchinson i Harold Harris ,f'ff111'fmi1s2 1 ftp? -M wfszgim-, wfi5?ki4fr'ifwX .s.t.,i,w2N,rw riff'-tw-fwe'Mswx', Saw f,,wti:-flaw - 1, Pwxr-x:,?Za 'Q ty 1'-' . Via ,VV A 1 fegiaf 3 ' fren ii L: iff . .V ME' I , 4, ,, 1 ..... ctw , -if 1 Workmen complete the new addition to the Administration build- ing. The music department is housed in the addition. Hutchinson , V , V MYron Harris fig Hutchinson i c Plainville g,i , Melanie Hartl . Hutchinson L ' ,Vs V ,. t',e', 5 David Hartman D Hutchinson ', - i'i,' ' T ,kg f t ' I Larry Hartman i'AV ' '5 V V' I - ,f , -V V Salina , XY: ' ,- Rodney Hartman Harper VVV', Gerry Hartnett ' Zenith V Sharon Hawkes Hutchinson '- Kenise Hawkins Arlington Terry Hawks ..: au.-z?.s.W.W:1iss M-2.t..:' L - it , VM:-1.5 V A l V Hutchinson . it lanis Hawver Wei- . V,ys,V.,. V, ,Q Hutchinson ILT1: David Hay V L i'r'f, '-f:i5vfif5f 't,ri, '5 t,-J Newton 553' vii? Bill Hayden Valley Center Norma Hayes Hutchinson Patrick Hayes Hutchinson David Headings Hutchinson fy l . T i g Gary Headings V Hutchinson is 45 ,c 1 .w,.,. - sr- ' ' LJ Mm Ri' ,--5v5lsx,xg,!a.gggf--fi4 'I , ,.., -ws fm -f fr-ieivfsmfc s, LUv,,L U I-.ts t ,A 1 I -2 .:a1,ssaZ?,g?fa flfwsg --2-ff,-Q-:a:?2 H4 i E ,5 , -Em- sl V 145 ,wg G , 4 .Sf b , S '- i Uri-li i I 1:--us -f.g'f--if-svlsfwv Wfgtf A 2, L 'A -i-sz-ins . .. ' if -T , N f. n -singgzi -sv, ff: ' - tw w . 'fm-ff ,M .. at S .M . ,, . 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Harolynn Headley Hutchinson Dexter Hedrick Stafford Sharon Hedrick Pretty Prairie William Heinitz Hutchinson Daryl Heinlein Hutchinson Ricky Helgeson Galva Katherine Heline Salina laNell Helmer Lyons Larry Helmuth Hutchinson Mark Helten Garden Plain Glenn Henderson Pretty Prairie Karla Hendrickson Hutchinson Patricia Hendrickson Hutchinson Alvin Henning Kingman john Henry Salina William Heritage Hutchinson Ronald Hess junction City Sandra Hildebrandt Hutchinson ludith Hillman Wichita Thomas Hillshafer Hutchinson Kenneth Hindman Hutchinson Bonnie Hines Hutchinson Roger Hinshaw Hutchinson Patrick Hobbs Meade Galen Hoefer Hutchinson William Hoesch Lindsboug Gabrielle Holcomb Hutchinson Van Hollaway Beloit ludy Holloway Hutchinson Sydney Holmes Plevna Margaret Holt Hutchinson Beverly Holzrichter Burrton Velma Hookes Hutchinson Marcia Hoover Liberal Lynda Hopkins Uticia Meredith Hoppas Lakin Decorations set the mood of HCIC students for the long awaited holiday. li 'I -.v 1.-..Q1,,, 43 -H wk. f-uw wg in at Rm e W N 1' im 's 2 an E2 7' 5:2 , ieili r- X E is s X 47 ,kwa -N tomb, ,. .I -'Maw H ,xo K, 5 I 'X i my ai' - sb-fti, Y-.. 4h.A.w.,f M - an Robert Horn Sterling Mark Hornbaker Hutchinson Steven Hornbuckle Hutchinson Emily Hoskins Hutchinson Peggy Houk Salina Jody House Manhattan Everly Howell Tribune Steven Howell Hutchinson Mark Howerton Kinsley Cecilia Hudson Medicine Lodge Mary K. Hudson Medicine Lodge Mildred Huebert Halstead Betty Hughes Haysville Robert Hughes Hutchinson Elmer Hulse Ellsworth Howard Humiston Hutchinson Gregory Hund Beloit jimmi Hunt Hutchinson Lawrence Hunt Newton Ron Hunt Wellington janet Hurlburt Nickerson Napoleon Irving Hutchinson Richard Irwin Lake Placid, N. Y. David Isbell Beloit A . ,,, wtf 1211-Qi? X rigid: fgA, t ll X X if lat -fi sf, Rx hia, C t s fain KAN X lilllfxi rt wif 5, V m,5,l A QA' S i 5 t f X . Y' if . ., .sit ' llvk, S l S , t Nigak veg- R S , . i Z' 1 f stil, ,4 L it J , j Ji L7'L lx . - 5 ,-,Q if A 6. -- ' - fiiay - avian ,Li . ty 3 ,S A if N 2 'R K' yi lfs 'sit J, , A I 48 jeffy lsenhower Harper john Isley Ulysses Howard jackson Hutchinson Sandra jackson Hutchinson Mike jacques Hutchinson Mike james Salina Mildred james St. john David janson Greensburg Kathy jarvis McPherson Pat jarvis Conway Nora jenkins Hutchinson Sara jenkins Hutchinson Steve jiles Washington, D. Tony johnson Chicago, Illinois jaque johnson Strong City jon johnson Arvada, Colo. Patricia johnson Sedgwick Ray johnson Abbyville Susan johnson Burrton Tom johnson Larned Valerie johnson Hutchinson Steve johnston Hutchinson Robert jones Hutchinson Sandy jones Frankfort jon jorgensen Beloit Edward Kahnert Lyons Paul Kalmar Hutchinson Teri Kasperek Hutchinson Rod Katzenmeier Ellsworth Gordon Kaufman Kingman Terri Kaufman Hutchinson Chuck Kautzer Kingman Steve Kay Baldwin Robert Kayser McPherson David Kearney Belpre Cary Keene Hutchinson C Miss Kansas , Margo Schroeder, tosses the coin at the Silver Bowl game at Sterling on Thanksgiving Day. G if '.'. L L' M y G rrrf r r Ml t t A Hi'-it 49 Glenna Keimig Isabel Michael Keimig Isabel Sandy Keller Hutchinson Vickie Keller Ulysses Annie Kelly Lyons Duane Kelley Falun Linda Kelly Hutchinson Bill Kennedy Valley Center Rick Kenyon Hutchinson Glen Kernohan Satanta David Kimble Marquette Barbara Kincaid Haven Danny King Hutchinson Reed Kingdon Haysville Lauren Kingry Kinsley Steve Kinzel McPherson Gail Kinzie Hutchinson Diane Kirk Pittsburg Ken Kirk Hutchinson Kim Kirkpatrick Hutchinson Steve Koch Kingman Royce Kliewer Canton Linda Klusener Hutchinson Ronnie Koehn Greensburg ,. A X 'lr A Ft- mj rr 322 ' gtg? 'Miki ii-2 . Q A 'crux 9' s idk 't - 4 if ff? nv 1' S ,,y,.,fr-:,'fzgi1f . S Nei'-H2415 ' ' Q- 4 2,1 fggij :w w -E: at ta , fl M. V.-t ,Lao if L A Beverly Koelling Hutchinson Douglas Kegler Scott City Lana Korf Hutchinson Richards Krafels Hutchinson Mark Kramer Genesco Beth Krehbiel Inman Kent Krehbiel McPherson ludy Krehbiel Pretty Prairie Rodney Krehbiel Pretty Prairie Barbara Krentzel Hutchinson Charlene Kreutze Leoti Gary Kreutzer Hutchinson Kelly Kriegh Minneapolis Rita Kruger Ellsworth David Kuhn Hutchinson john Kuntz Burrton Shirley Lacy Hutchinson janet Laird Hutchinson Delmer Lake Belle Plaine Michael Lam Hutchinson Ronald Lang Fowler Keith Langhofer Bunkerhill Kent Langhofer Bunkerhill Dennis Langley Haven Paul Lansdown Hutchinson Gary Latimore Hutchinson Brian Larson McPherson Karen Larson Hutchinson Peder Larsen Ellsworth Ralph Laster I' South Hutchinson Linda Laufenberg Kinsley Linda Loverentz Nashville Robin Leatherma Arlington Joyce LaCIair Hutchinson Donna Leiker Arlington leanette Leiker Hutchinson D Yagi? UTY fi - gi, . , ,MSW With December came the first snow. Cliff Lemen Hutchinson Cindy Lemen Hutchinson Ren Leonard Lyons Cindy Leslie Hutchinson Connie Lett Hutchinson Leslie Lewis Brooklyn, New York Patty Lewis Canton Kerry Lindh Marquette Cindy Lindsay Lyons Dorothy Link Chase Kenny Lipkins Newsport News Virginia William Lippoldt Kinsley Rosemary Little Sublette john Livingood Hutchinson joe Livingston Hutchinson Elizabeth Long Buhler james Long Larned Steve Long Hiawatha Gary Loop Hutchinson Angela Loucks Batanta Bob Love Wichita Virginia Love Partridge Rod Lowe Newton Brenda Lunt Salina IX . ,swam 1 . ,Q-1143-u.r':m,Q at ,....,,,,s-sm M. W Q M Fell to the unkown james Lustig Milwaukee, Wisconsin Harlan Luty Inman Barbara Lyne Hutchinson jim McAdams Nickerson Mike McCarthy Hutchinson Randy McCleave Nickerson Gary McClelland Hutchinson Cathie McCormick Hutchinson Mike McCormick Hutchinson Allen McCoy South Hutchinson lon McCoy Marysville Kermit McCoy Ellsworth Myron McCready Bennington Michalen McDaniel Hutchinson Rodney McDaniel Sharon Lanita McEwain Mullinville Kay McGauthey Hutchinson Denise McGee Hutchinson Wayne McGill Moscow Roger McHugh Larned Hazel Mclntosh Hutchinson Kathy Mclver Abbyville Bob McKissick Minneola jerry McLain Ellsworth i T lane McLaughlin Hutchinson David McMullen Plainville james McMurry Burrton john McMurray Hutchinson Kathy McMurray Hutchinson William Mabry Little River Richard Magie Hutchinson Patricia Major Anthony james Mallory Ellis Anna Marciano Hutchinson Carolyn Marcum Attica Gerald Marez Kanopolis Cheryl Mark Rago Edna Mark Hutchinson Larry Mark Rago Theresa Mark Hutchinson Richard Marston Ciypsurn Lonnie Martens Burrton Earl Martin Manhattan Bud Martin Kansas City Kenneth Martin Kingman Lonnie Martin Hutchinson Peggy Martin Marquette Sally Martin Lyons fy A ' We L' 45 ef LX Pig 'N-.-fa., ,,....-.-1-uv'--'N-......,w Q .tn -.., 1 '1 'H' V 1 LE : X, - iff i fl 2. ,.-.' Virww, ' SQ 51a Reliving childhood days HCIC students find a snowball fight relaxing after a day of classes A - ' ' -gig -No 1 1... an 1 1 -' X ,c. 'aa s. 1-, , 4 ' -r an ' '-ful... 54: 1 ,Jam ..-.., v- ,J Uv, , w wa, 3 -, T' an .,- , ,Q ., 'Qs as . um-An 1,4 v ' u M 7 we - U Q K ur' , f 1 Q .M f 1A4l is 1 1 lt abr W W- f 'Y x j H QA, Q , gy if if fi' S? ' 5 ai? it :R k 3:7 wk Q. U- 'j 'P' W if 'mi' 1 E' ' X 'vw if Y, '?' I 1 Xt, ,rv f 1 Q15 if lil. 'f 5 Z. L , 47-W gil L 495 wrath ,E Y ,mf zifwik Scott Martin Hutchinson Sandra Martinez Hutchinson Deborah Masterson Garden Plain Irma Matson Clifton Brett Mattison Hutchinson Dennis Mayfield Medicine Lodge jack Mayo BluffCity David Maze Ellsworth jane Mead Belpre Ronald Mead Sterling Danny Medlarn Burrton Dixie Meng Hutchinson Bill Mendell Hutchinson Neil Mendenhall Hutchinson Steve Mendenhall Hutchinson Steven Menefee Hutchinson Robin Merrill junction City Blythe Mettlen Hutchinson Mark Meyer Macksville Dwight Milburn Hutchinson Stanley Michel Kiowa Andrew Miller Harper Brad Miller Sylvia Dale Miller Goodard Debra Miller Burdett jerry Miller Satanta joe Miller Hutchinson Max Miller Hutchinson Terry Miller Moscow Vergil Miller Hutchinson janis Minor Leoti james Mitchell Rose Hill Karen Mitchell Hutchinson Leland Mock Hutchinson Louie Monarez Newton john Moore Halstead julie Moore Wellington William Morgan Hutchinson Deborah Morris Lyons Leon AAorHs Hutchinson Michael Morris Lyons Patricia Morris Hutchinson roniraorns Wellington Larry Moxter Ellsworth Michael Mueller Hutchinson Iva Myers Hutchinson Patricia Myers Hutchinson Randy Myers Overland Park lanad Naghdinejad K L Wichita Barbara Neaderhiser Lyons Fredrick Nelson Medicine Lodge Mark Nelson Kiowa Edward Nettles Hutchinson Marjorie Neufeld Hutchinson Bruce Newell Stafford Bruce Newell Hutchinson Marc Newell Stafford Diane Nichols Hutchinson Philip Nichols McPherson Robert Nickerson New York City, N. Y. .il K ' 5 ,ii O ,N 1122? 34' f PL'- Xi I 4 as X mi' English and social science classes met in the Navy Reserve Building Due to a shortage of classrooms. 55 A i a Nevin Nisly Hutchinson Ken Norland Galva Gary Norman Fowler jerry Nuest Abbyville Bruce Nunemaker Langdon Pat Nunes Hutchinson Mike Nusbaum Salina Theodore Ockor Hutchinson Max Ogden Goddard Larry Olivier Harper Marguerite Olson Hutchinson Richard O'Neil Beattie Floyd Orr Attica Frederic Ortman Newton Earl Osborn Hutchinson Vincent Osborn Nickerson Patrick O'Sullivan Hutchinson George Overstreet Salina Steve Palmer Ninizchik, Alaska Richard Palsmeier Garden Plain Monty Pankratz Hutchinson Susan Pankratz Hutchinson Bruce Papon Fredonia Nick Paar Mullinville David Pattersojn Salina Steve Patton Lyons Steve Paulsen Stafford Gayle Payne Newton Peggy Peak Newton Timothy Peak Stafford Rodney Pearson Beloit Lila Peckham Hunter Michael Penka Hutchinson Nancy Peoples Hutchinson Rodney Pestinger Hutchinson Alan Peters Little River Ronald Peters Salina Patricia Petersen Selden Bonita Pfeifer Leoti Deborah Philbrick Hutchinson Kristine Piderit Liberal Loren A. Pieper McPherson Susan Pieplow Hutchinson Bennie Pierce Abilene Pamela Pierson Hutchinson Donald Piland Macksville Gale Pipkin Cheney Gerald Pittman Lyons Phillip Pitts Hutchinson Helen Podszus Arlington Robb Poe Milton Randy Poinsett Kendall Park, N. I. Thomas Pool Hutchinson 1. Michael Poorman Hutchinson Dale Poort Wichita Patricia Popp Hutchinson Ruth Popp Chase Linda Poulseen Galva G, Norwood Poulton South Hutchinson Kenneth Powell Hutchinson Mrs. Marg Schwab shows one of the colorful items on display in the HCJC Bookstore. . XX f 5 .C '- ' :f L l l. , l , 5 7 11 7 K XX ' . 'Wi' x X Students find the fire place in the lounge of the Student Union a fine place to get together james Poynter Lyons Lurline Preheim Burrton Charles Prickett Simpson Richard Priest Newton Dorothy Prilliman Nickerson David Pryor Hutchinson Marji Purcell Hutchinson Saryl Purcell Coldwater Randy Putnam Hutchinson Solomon Raine Hutchinson leananne Ramos Hutchinson Doyle Ramsey Nickerson Kathy Ramsey Hutchinson Frank Rankin Hutchinson Walter Rauch Tribune john Rawlings Hutchinson Scott Rayl Hutchinson lulene Raymond Arlington Nina Read McPherson Duane Redenbaugh Hutchinson Terry Redman Larned Debbie Reed Abilene Melinda Reed Kiowa Melissa Reed Kiowa Ak 58 1 31 TE Dick Reeves Atwood Perry Reger Hutchinson james Reida Harper Marsha Reid Salina Barbara Reiss Blains Barbara Renner Hutchinson Cherry Renollet Sterling Steve Rexer Buhler Charles Reynolds Lyons james Rhodes Hutchinson Kyle Rhorer Kinsley Linda Richardson Nickerson Martha Richardson St. lohn Robert Ricke Sharon Vicky Ricke Sharon Darrell Rider Hugoton Michael Ripley Belleville Loren Robertson Salina Pat Robertson Hutchinson Marlena Robinson Wilson Franklin Rock Marquette Kathy Rohrer Hutchinson Donald Rohr Wichita Dennis Rolfs Geneseo Roger Rooker Hutchinson Beth Root Hutchinson Darrell Rose Hutchinson Deann Rose Hutchinson Debby Rose Wellington janet Rose Hutchinson Curt Ross Little River Robert Ross Burrton Tom Ross Haysville jim Roth Arlington Merry Roush Hutchinson Terry Rudkin Stafford ' if nl is vct'y e tl,tll 7 ,Q-fm, :-fn-4' Qs it 3 W 'Sl X R? st f ,aaa 7 f , ., ,i . . L, X W L 5 W' in 1 4 : at W r is 4. if t J W3 bl iw. r Q- was :QM-wit'-71.7, ia.: - M'lf'l,,.t,W' Hjllklztlff K swL2w,t ft- ff tg- Af, L 1 ski. it 'S X is Q dz A Q E925 Wee G -f ,S ,S J., 4 H ms J st it 4: Nha' 2291 31' 7 I la? was Q 5 was .4 if Q' gtg rss Y Qingw Q gs? A, S' H' , . rn !:5u'!:F' S f E K 1 if Eggs? Q J X 57 if Wag, 1 2 t 4 5: ft! f TB- S r, X A 5 V, it xl l ll is i if 60 S 5 m at HE rn f 1 7' 1 vtqf ,ff Q -'WAV' M Edsel Rudolph Silver Lake Charles Rumford Abbyville Debra Rupert Lyons james Rupp Moundridge jerry Russell Burrton Conley Russet Ulysses Donald Rutherford Hutchinson Rita Rilko Hutchinson Russell Sallee Arlington Marianne Sampson Hutchinson Mark Sanders Hutchinson Stuart Sanders Hutchinson janet Santos Hutchinson Herbert Savage Hutchinson Paul Savage Wichita Tony Schartz Larned Dale Schell Plains Anthony Scheuler Hutchinson Gary Schmidt Greensburg jerry Schmidt Haven Ken Schmidt Haven Terry Schmidt Hutchinson Vera Schmidt Newton Willis Schmidt McPherson Claire Schrock Hutchinson Karen Schroeder Inman Terry Schroeder Hutchinson Timothy Schubert Hutchinson Fred Schultz Hayes Paul Schultz Hutchinson Vickie Schwartz Hutchinson Alan Schwertfeger Kinsley Dick Scott Haven Larry Scott johnson Ronald Scott St. John Steven Seidh St. john Laverne Seifert Hutchinson Bruce Sellers Washington, D. C. Sue Sellers Hutchinson jimmy Settle Russell Carol Shaffer Dighton Michael Shanley Hutchinson julia Shanline Turon Eddie Sheats Atlanta, Ga. Timothy Shelton Hutchinson Steven Shepherd Hutchinson Edwin Sheridan Buhler Mike Shinn Hutchinson Max Shipy Medicine Lodge Melvin Shiroky Wilson Randy Shook Hutchinson Max Shuler Hutchinson Grace Shultz Hutchinson Wendy Shuman Hutchinson Wayne Siemens Buhler Debra Simon Scott City Roderick Sloup McPherson Teresa Smiley Wichita Darrell Smith Salina Daryl Smith Kingman ITS ROCKS 'lun' .sv Mrs. Patty Carey introduces planetarium exhibits to mothers during Parent s Day 1. 414 EQ! ,. sf Gs f ,S P . Q If 'ig 1 ' 'hs Q' A Q 2 ' Q + Y 3 I UU we If W gli. yi 2 L 5? M2 it in S , Ang r a: - Y wg - At - as Q . , , , ,t as ' J 1 F N 'Qi' iss may XM'- ear' M Ir' R I .. r r . li' 93.553 8 S is 2 W 'Trl' 'R w JY xl 1244 t it 'Fi '-: -1 L, fivifis-5if59f. ' 3' 1 ' I ffIi9L?iLiYQ1,. , W' it gsiftri at .ft tw, -w. .M ak '?4'm:: -i 11 '- tv wi- .:1.,, tt:-xiii 1 'sf V itffyt. ' Wiiit ' J: Qt t I ff, Ja., lu J- is ISI! ' ,Q 4 ,A D, -53634 Wx -AK 4 ii l x figf 62 I 5 . fix as-3 ,Q fam tiff- f, .W ' YJ.. i - ' -- in 1 - . .tan-PM diet 3 xv-'rW'Q' 4',,f'w' L hsgnfkvim i,,r.5u,gt ,. .q acyl, un 43333 , ',.'fiifsuHHf.'fwRJ si L it 2: 51-' as .W lk ii. 7 Elliott Smith Hutchinson Floyd Smith Nickerson Gary Smith Kingman Gary Smith Hutchinson Kathy Smith Hutchinson Linda Smith Little River Marcy Smith South Hutchinson Michael Smith Hutchinson Richard Smith Larned Stephen Smith Hutchinson Sandra Sommerfeld Halstead Michael Spaney Hutchinson Danny Spangler Scott City Donna Sparks Buhler Tony Spellman Hutchinson Bill Spencer Wichita Kristin Stafford Nickerson Bonnie Stallings Hutchinson Stanley Stanfill Hutchinson Steve Stanfill Hutchinson Nancy Stapleton Nickerson William Steele Lyons Mike Steinbach Bertrand, Nebr. Robert Steincamp Larned Steve Steitz Hutchinson Theda Stevens McPherson Chris Stewart Haven Bill Stewart Hutchinson James Stoelzing Hutchinson Sandy Storm Hutchinson lean Stroberg Hutchinson Ronald Stos Scott City Sheryl Stout Burrton Dick Strickert Scott City Linn Strickland Hugoton David Strohm Lyons Chris Starrout Wichita Carolyn Stucky McPherson Glen Stucky Galva Marilyn Stucky McPherson Rita Stucky Hutchinson Rozanne Stucky Moundridge Bill Stull Hutchinson john Sturgeon Hutchinson Elaine Sturgeon Nickerson Susan Stutzman Haven Michael Sullivan Burrton Michael Sullivan Ulysses Gary Sumner Emporia Vicki Surrett Greensburg Monty Suttle Lyons limmy Sutton Lyons Linda Sutton Hutchinson Ann Suaty Ellsworth Robert Swann Burrton Dale Swanson McPherson Philip Swanson McPherson Lana Swisher Greensburg Terry Tamage Hutchinson Dorothy Tanahill Wichita ty 31 ,ii K I is . 'U' is t :,, it ' . my f ji gain f ' ' i if oil I 1 - W.. .m ix is raft 6 4 Mrs. Helen Stone converses with composer and conductor Mr. lean Berger 63 - .gf la in .45-Wit. 1 .. at ff ff Qf 'F 1 ff. so if .a ,, ,T F. 64 Dennis Taves Hutchinson Loren Taylor Hutchinson Gail Tedder Partridge Martin Terry Emporia james Thach Mullinville john Thacker Hutchinson Duane Thiessen Buhler Lois Thiessen lnman Loren Thiessen Conway Randy Thode Hutchinson Diana Thomas Buhler Lynn Thomas Hutchinson Spencer Thomas Kansas City Terry Thomas Hutchinson Wesley Thomas Hutchinson Haywood Thompson Longs, So. Carolina Robert Thompson Sylvia Sue Thompson Coldwater Lynn Th rall Guymon, Okla. Carolyn Thrasher Hutchinson Thomas Tittel Russell Sandra Toll Morland Randy Tonn Haven Steven Treaster Hutchinson David Trent Hutchinson Marc Trent Hutchinson Harry Trimble Atlanta, Geo. Gary Troyer Hutchinson lack Tucker Hutchinson Norman Tucker Hutchinson Michael Tyler Hutchinson lonine Unruh Sharon Mark Unruh McPherson David Ulrey Haven Douglas Ubelaker Osborne john VanNess Turon jimmy Van Campen Hutchinson David Vance Salina Bruce Vandervort Elkhart Annette Van Dusen Clifton Patricia Vansickle Hutchinson Mike Venters Haven Peggy Volker Stafford Debbie VanFange Wichita Charles Voth Haven Gary Voth Inman Terry Voth Cheney Dayna Votruba Hutchinson Bonnie Waddle Abbyville lean Wade Hutchinson Diane Waggoner Hutchinson Rex Waggy Burns lack Wait Hutchinson Vicki Walborn Hutchinson Ward Walburn Hutchinson Patricia Walker Newton Susan Walker Abilene Walter Walker Hutchinson Mike Wallace Hutchinson Marc Waller Hutchinson Stan Waller Hutchinson Gary Walters Hutchinson Marian Walters Hutchinson Nancy Ward Hutchinson Shelia Ward Brooklyn, N. Y. Richard Warner Manhattan Susan Warner Anthony William Warner Hugoton Debbie Washburn Wellington Harold Washburn Hutchinson Marilyn Webb Lyons Ruth Webber Hutchinson A iwgtff El:-W S 4 as 2 is ' i if A . S' l e .i,.1 imma, 1.2 A if X ami' 55' gfgrystr 4' u NW' 4' .-w1wl'f..- is .32 tt RJ x it 1 'Q Ji l 0 H .- SN 65 1.3 t 'Qi G K .3315 Books . . . telephone ... desk... light... Studying . . . talking .. contemplating All await use by the college student. Q53 .lid V ..., , 'Q' f - 2 S 54-if , Q 1 3, t, X if if , Gregory Weber Goddard Sandy Wiens Hutchinson Bruce Weisenee Larned Linda Weilert Burrton Gary Wells Hutchinson Max Wells Hutchinson William Wempe Hutchinson Denise Wernet Hutchinson Robert Wesley Santa Monica, Calif julia West Hutchinson Deborah Westerhaus Hutchinson Ken Westfahl Haven lonnie Weston Liberal Claudia Westrup Lyons Pam Wheeler Hutchinson Donna White Abilene Robert White Larned jessica Whitlock Hutchinson Donald Wiens Hillsboro Fred Wiens lnman lanice Wiens Buhler Marilyn Wiens Newton Donald Wilcox Plains Edwin Wilcox Minneapolis Barbara Allen Hutchinson R.F. Allen Newton P.A. Asbury Sterling Dennis Barkman Hutchinson Steve Carlow Anthony Michael Barton Hutchinson Mary Blackman Hutchinson Steve Blair Lyons janice Botkin Wellington Philip Brenner Clay Center William Burden So. Hutchinson Gary Canfield Hutchinson jack Canning Hutchinson jerry Colborn Elkhart Tim Cranor Hutchinson Robert Davis Kingman Coralee Dixon Hanston Larry Droch Hutchinson james Duft Hutchinson james Eckhoff Wichita Donald Erickson Hutchinson Elma Eubanks Hutchinson Michael Eurton Hutchinson Pat Fortune McPherson Richard Gagnebin Hutchinson Antino Garcia Newton Charles Gish Lyons David Green Hutchinson Mike Hengle Hutchinson Diane Hughes Hutchinson Gary Hull Inman Vicky jackson Hutchinson Anna jester Hutchinson Delbert jester Hutchinson Deborah Kasparek Hutchinson Marylon Kerschner Hutchinson .., -'-- -2'5 , i .nv-,, , , . ' ' Q . - . 55 ,,, ' -twaeleat V. 5 L sa , , of st. attain B: 1 rstv't v:r-:..- L.. mf:ss.y:...g n ::'55e,.n....,'ZZPQQT'-:g:,Q.:i:gQr55'fp. 2 f : ' lt Q 1 .. ,We .. .2 n its ,. , -:.sa,:::s-f,:: Qi? 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Mitts it f ff- ff my if , is f ,f f' N 6 K, 'Q . 1 ,I .... X x, - ff ' R , f ., My nl? ' ' 4-Ml it 'tx Z it .ggi Ki get ami JE s ww wt , f S DZ 'wigs sw 'lm ii' S it -' ' sig ,- ,, if f V 1' - f 'gg-iiitsaff f .. ds 68 David Kimble Marquette Reggie Leiker Hutchinson john Lewis Newton William Matlack Burrton Ross Mayfield Hutchinson jerry Miner Hutchinson David Moffat Great Bend jim Nunns Newton Ellen Penner Hutchinson Ronald Pierce Newton jeanette Pauls lnman Bradley Payne Hutchinson Iris Potter Hutchinson Ray Rice Hutchinson Robert Roberts Hutchinson Don Schraeder lnman Rodney Schwarn Greensburg Danny Smith Hutchinson Louis Smith Newton Gregory Soukup Marion john Sparling Hutchinson Terry Stieven Maize Robert Stockhan Hutchinson Dwayne Stone Wichita Mikel Suelter Lincoln james Taylor Wichita Peggy Teter Hutchinson Keith Van Doren Tescott Ray Van Natta Hutchinson David Ward Hutchinson Marshall Weber Hutchinson LaVern Wichert Buhler Robert Wiley Hutchinson Mike Wilson Solomon j. Yadon Hutchinson Sharon Fletcher Hutchinson 1 ' -, ,if vi? ' , . 'A J? - 'Z 1 F ' H 133 l X f in VLLV I , - .K A , at :- , K i be 5 . A V-ang A W, ,, QW -f-, - A 1,5 - 5 was , . f , L-ff--z A Misha - ' , . ii Q 1, ,V Mi K if Q ' 'tilt-1 Hurry! The bell just rang. x X Are you coming or going, you two? Q r fi if if - f. liwutva 5 , 'Q 11 ' in J is xyq t K I . ' ' x . , 5 A , ,, 1 ' l y, 3 vi, .,,fk KW ,K , iw! il W V , 1 ,N I ,yy ,Q - a , y,,,.g.' L 4' 3 oko' Xllil 5-r-4-----wr M ,,.. . 1 1. ls' if ,Wifi ' 'fu , ' u , , era Glenda Williams and Susan Warner on their way to class. What, may I ask, are you boys surveying? 69 U nm. ,, .- 1, , my 'fi it ' s +5 aff t mx - ' t x it 5 , 29' WX Y ff, if fu f, 'A A. , t T 26'y? tylf' The only time Herman Dawson is good is when he's asleep. Q39 m sf M if 5 ,wwgf ' If no 1 t k X V, 1 ' lx . 7 -' Y 4 flfn ' wi ' ' -- ' jf' , in --' 1 , , A. , . .tits 4 ' A w f , -'SV E fain' What's the matter Herman? Have a Does he or doesn't he? Only Mom Hutch knows for sure! nightmare? Look this way and smile Chuck Prickett and Roger Shikes! 70 l Brian Hostetler keeps busy keeping time for the HCJC stage band. ........a-nl Classrooms are occupied and used even outside regular class periods for study. 'WI 1-'lx ,al sing fi W , . ' s.-f i .. ,.V.,,.,i V ' V '-F 'lZ,.,w.:f!-I ' ' ss 'Q' -I 'li M aaa ,l ,,,, - 1 ,Q- 1 YQ'-,ff gf L-avi' Serving as mailman is only one aspect of Carol Schaefer's apartment life at Hutchinson. wsu, Play cast members prepare for the production of The Lady or the Tiger? The Student Commissions committee on Social Affairs, were, SEATED: Debbie Redford, Kim Kirkpatrick, Marcy Smith, jeanie Wade, STANDING: Pat McCaine, Charles Hornbaker, Kurt Michael. The committee organized dances and planned other activi- ties on the campus of HCIC. Snow covered buildings, trees, automobiles, streets, and the campus of HCIC on March 16, 1970 and classes were called off for the first time in many years due to heavy snow. wang' r 6 'li' Wgcil 4 A 'fb ,...f,,,aW, . I s , W f 'f'v,, x fl WKNPV fl, Y Wai 'M -Q. lf. ,,.. ,. t. Q.. 7 1.10 18 i N at .Vuln- . -a 4 A 13, 1 ,Q . W gf r f .. . . 6, x l it i ii? bmw. Q 9 ff I 9 QW ' ., The HCIC stage band performed during the assembly held for the NICAA basketball tournament. The purpose of the assembly was to introduce the schools who were participating in the tournament. A new sign was constructed at the corner of Eleventh and Plum and is used to announce coming events of the college. F BLUE DRAGONS TAKE STATE HAWK5 T WELCOME R EGCHAMP5 YS 73 Sophomores Enter In New Phase At HCjC This fall the sophomore class ventured into a new phase of college life. They found themselves taking on the role of upperclassmen for the first time. They expe- rienced a period of transition that carried them from confusion and excitement to seriousness and decision. The sophomores began the year by taking a more active part in college life. They assumed positions of responsibility and leadership. By the end of the year, the class of 1970 was ready to graduate and enter the ranks of upperclassmen at oth- er schools. And by declaring their majors, they had definite goals to work toward. They had reached the half-way pointg they looked toward the future. - j t , . gg, K ' t i l HCjC students and their dates danced to the music of The Beasts at the Winter Formal. Ronda Abel Li be ral Kara Abrahamson . St. john Delton Acker Topeka john Adams Lyons Karen Adams t Wichita ll 1 Leroy Ada ms a f Tescott Q ... A - 1 A-5 s. XR 4 .f .., .,t. W, if Us ix fi f s:Q,..'2 f an aug, , f'f'f5f ' s . K 44 fi X y ,L , SK ls I ma t Y i aka? 9 ,uw wise .. aa. . , -' ' t ffv.f:.:a. 1 ij . AV ,.., j ,E ...if a t ,..,,.,73t,sqf -L xi, 51. .'.1:'ffL zilgiii' 'f2- '. -tts' 'iw-it sz :a s Mimi .e es:g1,f'. w,2f.l'-f:.- 'NW .sf 5' 4 . P - t - sttltt -vls Marsha Aelmore Sioux City, Iowa Sharlan Albright Pretty Prairie Larry Alderson Hutchinson Shannon Alexander Sharon David Allen Greensburg Karen Allen W Pratt H .YV D j. R. Allgood f- say. . Hutchinson A Larry Amos .v ww st Washington, D.C. Ken Anderson McPherson Paul Anderson Hutchinson ' .. . Connie Archer Medora Max Ary Greensburg Tony Asberry Hutchinson Laurel Asher P St. john Alvin Aska junction City -' 5 Steve Atkinson . 'll 25. 31 all . -e.. Abilene Steve Baar Hutchinson Gary Babcock Hutchinson .s. T 0 1 lj 3,4 JF? fir . ., X mg Et? Wir.. W ,, It s -4 it wr 6: tk if . , ,.,. .,., ,, el Y 'K Q if ? 2 5 2 . 'Q' A1 K W 'E V06 X S 6-1 Q iii - at - .ir . ' ' il. ..,?:.K.?: ,i Siiiisiris ' 'V U .. f ...,, it at! 2 Tfiiiiif' T rsrs Ji S Meet - ati ffl ixfexify' 7 2 iasiwfelgini , f , ff-Mfr, fag L ,1-:wr 7' f-9335 is 'LAS ,ge is HQEY 'T W .M iw its ii 2 s , ,IQ Mitt 1 ifzc is ,, t. . ,gs T 5 fi it ,R sim ,. c yr ,LHP , , ,. I 3 1 ii L ttrrr 75 af ,. ia- T, ' aim' 6 L 35 r i: R f T ,r, , ..,a.y,5iQggQg,5g . .V M fs? 555 lf'2L?ii,i9 'Misra V. . -- . X 7AM1 fsstfmei .s 3 S, as at 2 ad it X 2 J s 4 'K xt A 2 WG? ,., .'Sa :EY l H. if john Bachand Hutchinson Marvin Bachman Newton lohnnie Back Mt. Hope Rex Bainum Arlington Tony Ball Anthony Rich Banz Hutchinson Leonard Barkman Hutchinson Donald Barkman Wichita lack Barnes Hutchinson Sherry Barnes Rozel Dean Barr Garrnett janet Barstow Greensburg Dale Barton Kingman Stephen Baughan Hutchinson james Bauman Haven jerry Baze Hutchinson Michael Beal Hutchinson Frank Bean Hutchinson Glenda Bengtson Tribune Cheri Benson Hutchinson Ann Bentson Pretty Prairie Irene Berends Hutchinson Brent Berger Hays Harold Berglund Larned lim Bergman Harper james Berhardnt Tampa Susan Bezdek Abilene William Biles Wichita Kenneth Billinger Collyer Harold Binggeli Home Sandra Bixby Larned Vickie Black Hutchinson Gary Blair Hutchinson Brian Blackburn Hutchinson Paul Blea Hutchinson Ronald Blew Hutchinson V Na, 3 ggi , , ' f e 1, t t ..,,f Pie - , r tt t We we l ea ii Se as La 2 2 , Q ' Z f , V yt: it Aa, Z? er ' Karen Schroeder uses the collator in compiling the schedule for second semester enrollment. john Blocker 'ef-5 x Haven i - it Mitchell Bohanan , Q, ' Liberal '- -, kg Carrie Bontrager A tt x Q Hutchinson . I , K ludy Bontrager X B A W 3 5 . V Hutchinson . Vg Roger Borth Y A xx Q Hutchinson ,ltr E ,- john Bosch if i l - f Gorham ttf rttr S S B Monte Bowen Q ' ii ' Q L ' t Sylvia . . 1-vie Q- 3 L -G C ' E t . I . . , .,..- ',l1 i . .lf a 0f SVP 5 A Q ' , ji' 5 S Richard Bowman - , Coldwater v ' V X K - xuyil B Rodney Bowman B E g ,, f' C ' ' , if ' - Salina + S' ' 1 f' Xt 9 B BE T V ita ' Danny Boyce f ' is ,f an Q 5 Carlton t r g ,df X 5203! qv 1 . Steve Boyd l Q ll lf' ?' le V La rned .fl Susan Bozeman Nickerson Charles Bracey Hutchinson Pat Bracey Hutchinson Patty Brady Hutchinson Marsha Bragg Hutchinson jack Brandenberger Mt. Hope Randy Brandenberger Scott City Newton W ee-9 l Rod Brechersen Baldwin Bobby Brrbiesca Hutchinson Avery Brooks Hutchinson A V w Charles Brown ,s-r i' ' Lg g Q e - A I Mary Brandt I . .,Vk Q V , i , e :rf V fkkvg :Ei . . , , . -:-2:e- . . . Z 4 3 ..: Vyx ki l ' te - ,L - el t al l - l ec y gi 1 .. 1 l! E1 Partridge 76 f,-1,1 i A 5 l if I L iga ? is 'vfxff JVL '57 Za we Y ,, : Jw L . 'mv 5 'nz' my X S, it ZH-wQgL.l? H? 61,121 fmtflt af-- 231. W, xiii' W --L. , ,- .W L wi' L, . 'fr i , .ffiissx i gf , L , k fini'-' li l 4 at i s X EX wit K 2, f as , 2: il 3 Q LZE 5 ,X 2 if pt ,J 5 I T ,It V, if 'fem Allis A' if we ef it-arf 'MGB all if lu 77 l if ,sf t ig? s 'eg , It jx Lin 53 5 , ' ,. , we w .sth 51,9 .fr 5? awk I Lana Brown Lyons Larry Brown Medicine Lodge Linda Brown Lyons Richard Brown Hutchinson Katherine Bruner Hutchinson Robert Brunk Hutchinson Ward Brunkow Onaga Dale Bunn Galva Kathy Burke McPherson Dave Burkholder Broken Arrow, Okla. Robert Burkitt Ansonia, Conn. lody Burleson Stafford jerry Bussard Hutchinson Alan Byerley Great Bend Cindra Campbell Goddard Barbara Carson Tribune Donald Carter Liberal Leo Caspar Hutchinson john Catherwood Anthony Larry Ceppenati Godfrey, Ill. Michael Charles Hutchinson Dorothy Chegwidden Hutchinson Richard Childs Nickerson john Christian Hutchinson Carman Churchman Hutchinson Mary Claunch Wichita Beverly Clay Meade Brian Clay Meade Nicholas Coady Gorham Diane Cole Hutchinson james Coleman Haven Larry Colley Hutchinson Peter Conrad Westfield, N.j. Anthony Conrady Moundridge Marion Constantinescu Baldwin Nancy Cook Hutchinson ' ft it ,s it Pt 1 5 2. I wt -t M wg? tg... . eww .W : :.sx1assaaias.,:. .2 .A., , .. .. 1 X . ta P 2 ,X lv fa 5,1231 ,I M e 15.25 N R5 N Q Q Nita W ' 23535 Y wb re Qatar? Qgtfw .3 wg Q fs, 2 3-W sw R '- .: -55:?f:S:g-.,..:1::' ' U- ' 'W f vgzx5sr5'fv: ' f ' ' 'flnlff 1 :.Li9sl2:Eii?E: -wr: W. fbi 1 -93,21 .' . , , , W .,, I . X fc - E- 'W -- favgm t 5, swiwif , : ,, as. ,, as si'-'fre -- 75' Y M f in 7 1 1 H, : ,Q '1,gg1v2' ,. -'LL 'f L, wzwsw lx. . , -'2'1'Ef5':f.::'I . .. '1 'TI 2.11 'GV H ,rf A .. .,.,. ,Q ' , ..,, . f v 2 ' ' 2s??'i??f , ,. 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' f M f W' P as 1 K K y QSM N ., gawk Eb M ww' P2 N 5' NM al 55:5 is L wg fe Q' Za 78 Larry Coop Hutchinson Cherry Cooper Haysville Lynn Cooper Osborne Debra Cornelius Hutchinson Victoria Cotrell Hutchinson Lorin Crawford Paola Marla Crawford Sterling james Crays Hutchinson lere Crider Hutchinson Kile Croisant Satanta Richard Crooker Hutchinson Gary Crouse Galva Gary Crow Murdock Donald Cully Hutchinson Mary Dale Stafford Barbra Dalke Newton Robert Dameron Beloit Alice Davenport Hutchinson David Davis Lyons Roberta Davis Ulysses Roger Davis Marquette Timmy Davis Lyons Alfred Demming Ellsworth Debra Dennis Hutchinson lulie Deuth Anthony jaye Dickson Stafford Dawn Diener South Hutchinson Carolyn Dietz Ness City Norman Diggs Hutchinson David Dole Hutchinson Kenneth Doonan Great Bend Dan Downing Hutchinson jane Dunlap Hutchinson Raonald Dutton Hutchinson Zack Ebner Hutchinson Peggy Edgar Wellington David Ediger Buhler Connie Edwards Hutchinson Michael Egbert Hutchinson Dale Eldredge Hutchinson Richard Ellis Hutchinson Cheryl Emerson Kinsley Philip Engle Abilene james Enoch Ellsworth Greg Esping Harper Brad Evans Arlington Elinor Ewy Halstead Ronald Ewy Syracuse Richard Faerber Olathe Shirley Fahrney Kingman Dan Fast Burrton Lawrence Fast Hutchinson Michael Feist Bushton Stephen Fenster Wichita Karen Ficken LaCrosse Kathy Fiskin Hutchinson Shelleen Fitts Argonia Claud Fletcher Hutchinson Curtiss Florey Hutchinson Dana Flory Lyons ti lt QM' f '5 1- 4 ,:sr- , ni? .vile uv 3, . f 'F' 1 5 Et . tix - I ll L ESE! s tl v t t. 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Y ' fs'-'ii T iii' ': i I Bi- V V- f P ' Q, s l NX E Douglas Foss Hutchinson Greg Foster Kismet Kim Fowler Hutchinson Shirley Frank Hutchinson Lola Franklin Hutchinson Mike Frederiksen Hutchinson Larry Friesen Inman Charles Froese Buhler james Froetschner Offerle Mike Frost Newton Chuck Fry Newton lanice Fry Little River Glenn Gagnebin Abbyville Diana Galloway Hutchinson Larry Gardner Plevna Kathy Gaughan Hutchinson Patty Geesling Turon Rick Gibson Protection RoAnn Ginest Kinsley James Gish Lyons Phyllis Gish Hutchinson Raymond Gitchell Hutchinson Steve Glasgow Wellington Ken Goentzel Wichita jim Goering Pretty Prairie Vernon Goerl Little River Ianie Goertz Anthony Charlie Good Liberal Rick Goodrick Hutchinson Charles Gorden Hutchinson Erich Grotheer Pittsburg Bryan Griggs Hutchinson Charles Grimes Hutchinson Marlene Grose Sterling Nalene Grose Sterling David Goss Hutchinson gp, Twig i gr K 3. We T-tix 2,2 2 S 1 i f rw L l ll Q35 355 2 X its t L 1 4 L ff its QE 1 1 l Q ' ii 4 Q, 255555 . X Qin H ffiifii ,arg 5 aff wx rw ' ,Q'if3ii9il55 fl - ,. -., Y ,ri .E ik cliff' ' Y .- Q-iv-Q A Il srl: ' iT-,J , .Q -' U7-7 -we ,, - Zigi Q V , i tw- , ff.,-sw we 5 K- Z, f.h- fy-it V ,,, if EE 37 , ' it ms- we David Koch lectures his biology class. ' t . ,s., K, 9' . ' i S 2 t Q at Q K 2 3 t M! fl r Sl -r 1 Q 4 gr? J A W, -,.?...i' . lqo ,..,.,,, .,,,, 2 ,. L?i75iJ :::?!?i:5?:. 35.1 ieiagsmwfz f aii X, ,qiii F -.,: VVISSZEJN . :.'::t5' oii o to ja Larry Graber Pretty Prairie Steven Graber Tribune Helen Graham Hutchinson lohn Graham Hutchinson Gary Gray Newton lohn Gray Leoti john Gordon Brooklyn, N.Y. Steve Guthrie Hutchinson Vance Hadorn Beattie Donna Haesemeyer Hutchinson Daniel Haines Hutchinson Larry Hale Hutchinson ludy Hall Mt. Hope Steven Hall Hutchinson Randy Hamilton Canton Rosa Hankins Hutchinson Thomas Hansel Wellington Lester Harmon Hutchinson Rex Harmon Greensburg lane Harris Lyons Cathleen Hartman Hutchinson Charlotte Hatfield Hutchinson Richard Hedrick Hutchinson lennine Hellman Nashville .nonn- .....-- V ,. ii?fi,fi , it is ,. . W f - . sm, if ys..7.isi4z1 wg. W fe .,,.,.,,,5z 4 , sm' ' ., ' fm ,. Wim c . K -W ,f ' r Q, K v- f'..,,ft, , . 453' Q .Mm fe sy., wi..1y1..qfV' i -t 'Wg ..,.,11 ff W M. M-K+ Q.. f Meredith Hoppas works out in preparation for participation as a S member of the Topeka Cosmopolitan Club, a girl's track team. 7 V- . if w -2 V- s.'-.g1.5g,-, M, if' YJ- sis, , , ,,t. , , ,V ..r, W. ...W 7, , , ki f,,4.,gk.5 sf, wt. .Q J, Y fwfssarsat- si. , t 4 'YQ-f but ii 4. Mar aret Randles lectures to the Introduction to Education class, i '51 x. J .2 .m . f ., VLVI, Q.. . 3 , , Q ff gf Qawt Rs Xa i gf at ' ,iii it Q if X if wit i Darrell Hawk Larned Ralph Hawkins Hutchinson Terran Hawks Hutchinson Glenn Henderson Pretty Prairie Marita Hendricks Hutchinson Pat Hendrickson Hutchinson Joanne Herman Hutchinson Clinton Hess Junction City Frederick Hesse Hutchinson Dennis Hill Haven Dean Hilton Salina Erylon Hines f Lenora Brad Hinkle Syracuse jimmy Hittle Hugoton Mary Hobson Hutchinson Carl Hoffman Hutchinson Darel Hoffman Hoisington Dennis Hoffman Russell sa -..' Q Danny Hogan Hutchinson Michelle Holcomb Hutchinson Gary Holloway Hutchinson ludy Holloway Hutchinson .sf rg Charles Horn baker 5 Yl- Hutchinson ..: -i sf Gwendolyn Hornbeck Haysville 82 Carol Hornbuckle Hutchinson Michael Horning Syracuse jane Horyna Bluff City john Hostutter Hutchinson Roy Houdyshell Marion Ann Hubbard Hutchinson Vila Hubbard Hutchinson Ray Hudson Stafford Terry Huff Eilinwood Darrel Hufferd Haven Russell Hunter Greensburg Allan Hurlburt Nickerson Charlene Ireland Hutchinson Ronald jacques Hutchinson Anita jasso Hutchinson William jewell Great Bend jean johannsen Little River Carl johnson Ellsworth Eileen johnson Hutchinson Craig johnson Hutchinson Marc johnson Hutchinson Mary johnson Hutchinson Patricia johnson Sedgwick Robert johnson Hutchinson Wanda johnson Hutchinson Catherine jones Raymond judy jones Newton Marianne jones Halstead Robert jones Nickerson Paul jordan Hutchinson jennifer julian Hutchinson Gerald Kasperek Hutchinson David Kasper Hutchinson joseph Kaufman Hutchinson Steven Kautzer Kingman Patricia Kelly Hutchinson --MQ' ,- 'tl' s -New tak '94 el 7 Q. , ,K A vt 12 9 'gf me .Q 3,815 :,g,g,Qvw5. 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Derek: L 14112-Mm'ME5,ff2'1:r x X . peg:--g::g,,,',: '....: Y 7' 'if 84 l . .t l ,iw L .., R 1 T Constance Kiene Hutchinson Terry Killgore Hutchinson Tom Kimbrel Hutchinson Dennis Kirk Pittsburgh Katherine Kirkley Hutchinson Randy Kiser Hutchinson Michael Kitch Scott City Dennis Klein Meade john Klein Wellington Robert Klusman Lenexa Dennis Knoblock Topeka Gary Koestel Hutchinson james Koon Pretty Prairie Donna Kroeker Buhler Stephen Kroeker Hutchinson Glenn Kruser Ellsworth Deborah Lackey Hutchinson Packard Lamont Hugoton Gary Lanning Hutchinson Marion Latimore Byron, Ga. Melanie Lawrence Sterling Steven Lawrence Shawnee Mission Larry Lawson Hutchinson Larry Lee Hutchinson judith Legge Newton Larry Lemaster Meade jeanne Leslie Hutchinson Daleen Lewis Hutchinson Richard Lewis Hutchinson Danny Liddeke Norwich Thomas Likes Salina David Lindsley johnson Rodger Linn Anthony joao Lins Rio Dejaneiro, Brasil Clarinda Lock Hutchinson Lyle Loder Marquette yr' rig, ' x 'L it ,ll yt V,,,,, ... W W W -'1---- it-II-..,t. . ' T s .,fV , , L' I ,IA 'V X ' A ,M,,w' , ' Mike Mueller prepares a sketch for art class. .fa EQ. -sl .ng lg' N a K a s ,.., in W,e,e h Q , 47 - , ' Ei! I H 'ga iv. , -s ' E N2 ff T U , 'Q 455158 sa-,at -- 1 : +fvw.'z 85 Ronald Loesch Attica Steven Logan Hutchinson Edgar Long Goddard Thomas Love Partridge Peggie Luehring Salina Thomas Lundemo Hutchinson Dean Lyman Medicine Lodge Marcia Lynch Hugoton Larry Lynn Meade Frank McAlhaney junction City David McCall Culver Patrick McLain Hutchinson Charles McCoy So. Hutchinson Lynda McCue Hutchinson Sandra McElwain Hutchinson Allan McFadden So. Hutchinson Michael McFadden Hutchinson JoAnn McFarland Hutchinson james McFarland Hutchinson Ronald McGinnis Coldwater Timothy McKenzie Hutchinson Gary McKinney Hutchinson Terry McLaughlin Hutchinson james McMurray Hutchinson :': E A , riff f 1 ,. ffl?-t l' W K . :sl , ' gm ,ff 'Fi l 511141 at 'lag 5? 1255 gi , 3 it ' xi 5 ,,, W fig rf 3 Q' , , d 4 , ,. . -,- was . Ralph McNutt Buhler William McReynolds Hutchinson Tim MacFarland Hutchinson Marylane Mackey Hutchinson Duayne Madl Baldwin Stephen Mai Russell john Marcy Wakeeney Myron Maresch Great Bend Annette Martinez Hutchinson Duane Mason Newton Marsha Massey St. lohn Willard Mast Hutchinson Harold Matous Beloit Ronald Maurath Larned Charles Mayberry Newton john Metz St. lohn Don Meyer Carlton john Meyer Hutchinson Kurt Michael Hutchinson Kent Miles Mt. Hope lanice Miller Hutchinson Leonard Miller McPherson Mervin Miller Hutchinson Reid Miller Hutchinson Robert Miller El Paso, Tex. Vicki Mobley Hutchinson Terry Moore Fort Riley Katherine Moran Hutchinson lac Morgan Hutchinson Gary Morris South Hutchinson lack Morris Shawnee Douglas Morrison Sedgwick Kent Moyer Partridge lulie Nabb Nickerson Billie Nash Hutchinson Elaine Nelson Ellis ww 4' Students make use of the quiet study area. Pam Brown concentrates in the comfort ofthe Student Union 1 J Q R eagle fi ,S f give . s da fi A-13 ii 4 ta t f 2 Qfh +-.X , Q X . . t , . naw -W . ,i ' ' .,ft,-all . 'W t 87 ii Neil? L .j.1.s:::Qwsgggjjtgsgg was 'gffgftft--it - K ' X21 z K K K fifiw tif eww gwf J Qifiigi sumgq iW?'siQTWE5 any ,ii . f il ' 6- i X .ff an Brent Nemechek Tribune Mark Newell Stafford Gary Nickel Hutchinson Craig Nicklin Hutchinson Thomas Niemeir Hutchinson lanice Nisly Hutchinson David Northrup Tribune Cheryl Norquist Nickerson lim Nungesser Hutchinson George Nutt Tribune Richard Oberly McPherson jane Ogden K Mt. Hope Michael O'Halloran Pretty Prairie Wayne O'Hara Liberal David Okeson Weskan Reva Olson Hutchinson Sue Omar Hutchinson Kenneth Otte Herrington Steven Padgham Hutchinson Dick Paige Hutchinson Chris Palacioz Newton Dean Palmer Hutchinson Kathy Palmer Ninilchik, Alaska Terry Partridge Hutchinson lg. A ,sy Trudy Thayer gives assistance in the guidance office. 2 .:- Km 22:1 ' i-lfhii' lik! ' 5:5212 it it 5 ft W Mm -'L-511559 L' ' :'..:1 y ggvgfiisirs Ss sa, Q S il' S Q X. ,GJ xg M r ftnmw-, . its ffiljfi i t if 1 A ' w i:i,,tf ,1 2 4 Students relax in the Union cafeteria. Douglas Paschal Hutchinson Lawrence Patry Peabody Cynthia Pauls Hutchinson Bernita Peckham Hunter Rebecca Penny Hutchinson Martha Perkins Partridge William Peterman Salina Joyce Peterson Beloit ludith Petty Hutchinson Robert Philbrick, lr Hutchinson Carla Phillips Waldo Cheryl Phillips Hutchinson Kenneth Phillips Manchester, Ga. Shellie Pierce Hutchinson Ronald Pitts Hutchinson Ron Pitts Hutchinson Fred Platt Hutchinson Ron Poltera Hutchinson Don Polson Kinsley Ronnie Pope Hutchinson William Porter Prairie Village Monica Potucek Hutchinson David Powers Great Bend Milton Pownell Halstead Gary Previtera Hutchinson William Priem Abilene Patricia Prose Little River David Puckett Coldwater Rhonda Rainholt Hutchinson Michael Raines Conway Springs Steve Ramirez Hutchinson Robert Raner Hutchinson Mike Ratzlaff Newton Robert Rausch McPherson Austin Ray Buhler Linda Rayl Hutchinson Linda Reddick Sylvania, Cla. Debra Redford Hutchinson Connie Regehr Inman Gary Regehr Inman Calvin Regier Newton Edward Regier Hutchinson Timothy Regier Hutchinson William Reid Kingman loyce Reifschneider Englewood, Colo Bruce Reimer Hutchinson Kim Rice Harper Rodger Rice Goodland janet Richardson Kinsley Randal Richardson Kinsley Wayne Richmeier Morland Robert Riley Osborne joe Rishel Kendall Elaine Roberts Larned Esther Roberts Larned Phyllis Roberts Hutchinson Ronald Robertson Hutchinson Nancy Robertson Hutchinson Michael Robidou McPherson Leroy Robinson Hutchinson . elf- f .wt 'S' S V Harland Rolfs Geneseo Murray Roseberry Hutchinson Donald Rowley Hutchinson Chris Rucker Burdett Charles Rudicel Burrton Ernest Ruelas Hutchinson james Rund Hutchinson Kenneth Sanderson Wichita Neil Schaefer Linn Alan Schauf Garden Plain Gene Schierling lnman Dorothy Schmidt Lyons Gary Schmidt Greensburg james Schmidt Topeka Lee Schmidt Newton Michael Schmidt Hutchinson Victoria Schmidt Montezuma james Scholle Abbyville Tom Schorn Newton Edsel Schroeder Marion Everett Schultz Tribune Brent Schwab Hutchinson Randall Schwanke Scott City Robert Seefeldt Hutchinson Steven Severtson Hutchinson Michael Sharp Downs Michael Shay Kingman julie Sherrill Hutchinson Roger Shike Osborne Susan Shook Hutchinson Allen Short Burrton Christine Showalter Hutchinson Cynthia Showalter Hutchinson Sharon Showalter Hutchinson Nancy Shuler Great Bend Larry Siemens Buhler High school principals and counselors attend a conference with administrative personnel and division chairman. ws '-'F' C , ilk-P gil Members enjoy a dinner during the conference. Johnny Simon Atlanta, Georgia Michael Sims Stafford john Sjoholm Marquette Richard Slater Hutchinson Scott Sledgister Chillicothe, Illinois Beverly Smith Hutchinson Gerald Smith Hutchinson Gregory Smith Kinsley james Smith Hutchinson Richard Smith Larned Gary Snider Overland Park t Billy Socha ' Hutchinson Michael Souba Burrton Kay Spence Hutchinson Thomas Spicer Hays Karl Spohn Salina Robert Sprinkle Overland Park Carl Stacey Manhattan t Mary Stoffer Hutchinson Deborah Stapleton Nickerson R Bradley Stecklein v Ness , Kenneth Stein Halstead Carolyn Stelter Little River Maurice Stephen Mt. Hope 2 ,,a: -,QI ,.f-f MwNwx'T ' JT 1- AW fi. at A if Q 3' 3, as Y if it ,Wm if A - wb g 'sf K 1 i L 4 'a f -A wi? , A , ., V 9. 5-in z ' V. 2 . - K 41. ,ll TY- .Ve X 1 an qs C , lim gg ,ft x it .sk :J E ,D at sw, .ix J' ' 4' wg .f K, kf2.il,' . if 'S ,Q -. VLrh J, S A'q R 1 X T qlZ S C S 92 Harold Stoering Liberal Doug Stofer Hutchinson Steve Stofer Hutchinson Dawayne Storm Hutchinson Thomas Stower Beloit Bruce Strache Hutchinson Stan Struble Hutchinson john Sturgis Wellington Stanley Suelter Lincoln Sharron Sullivan Wellington Samuel Sutton Hutchinson Brad Swiggart Medicine Lodge Penny Swinton Aurory, Colo. Margaret Sword Abilene Myron Tacha Meade Alan Taylor Hutchinson Tommy Temple Marysville Kenneth Thode Hutchinson Deidre Thompson Coldwater Walter Thonen Wichita Tim Thurman Wichita Alfred Tiemeyer Cheney john Tilson Norwich Monte Tipton McPherson George Tittsworth Wichita Connie Toews McPherson losephine Tonn Haven john Torrence Hutchinson Marilyn Tracy Harper Susan Trimpa Sublette David Trowbridge Russell Dennis Trayer Hutchinson Virgil Troyer Hutchinson Richard Tussel Hutchinson Keena Unruh Cimarron Robert Updegrove Hutchinson Kim Kirpatrick and Toni Morris give Patty Brady some extra help in cheerleading. Susan Underwood Meade Linda Underwood So. Hutchinson Charles Vanek Brookville Stan VanLandingham Kingman Gretta Van Natta Hutchinson Leslie VanNatta Hutchinson Velda VanStock Hutchinson lack Van Wye Hutchinson Keith Vesper Hutchinson Van Vesper Syracuse Nancy Vidricksen Salina lanet Vogts Canton Phylis Vogts Canton Charles Voth Haven Paul Voth Haven Susan Wachtman McPherson Dennis Wacker Ellsworth Nancy Waggoner Hutchinson Shirley Wait Hutchinson Randy Waldren Tribune Linda Waldschmidt Hutchinson Audrey Walker Nickerson Carla Wanasek Hutchinson Charles Walsten Hutchinson W-V, V. I HW . .. . llt, S atry ,,l ,i, K 4 lslic . ., 1 ,,,. .. .X-c,,.,. , 7, Wiggjjs -sf.Mfff. 3 t - K ' E ff' S , ' 7 ,Q f , I f' . ie in ,ff , ',-'. !! 1 'IX ll . ,wggg -,.'., I Wye, V as ... af 53 f 25? lb fit'-fi: K, .f,,: 'ef E:-EM!!! - V I. 5 53? nf Yr eggs f 'YS sig -fe . A we Vg 555 lf S -in z S , , M , , 3 at K s 5 4, t if. sa efizjsf , W Q , .' if i .. ' ff' 5? L, 'sn v ,. . E, 'Q it ,fm f V C 1 -Qin Z S' IL, KW Z' ,+G -E5 Ji? 1 . al aa. J, ,t Us 's ii wi- i Z E 453- 2 Cx 2 ' Fi l 2 l .nf Calvin Warner Arlington joseph Warner Newton Harry Warner Lyons lanna Warren Harper Sandra Wasemiller Lehigh Dale Wasinger Ness David Wassenberg Marysville Stephen Watts Hutchinson Donald Weaver Valley Center Ruth Webb Hutchinson Norman Yates Hutchinson Beverly Yoder Haven Barbara Yost Hutchinson Charles Young Kingman Teresa Younkin Soloman lack Young Halstead Billy Young Syracuse ja mes Zook Larned Scott Zipp Shawnee ludy Zuercher Attica David Zerger Kingman Bonnie Zimmerman Hutchinson The Arena was packed with 7,000 enthusiastic supporters for the HCJC - Pratt game. tt , an ww? Y fi x XA g ,I 1 XX. Mgt, , , J? ' ff ' ,Q A x Q, UQSQ.. Us J 3 45 , 5' . wi' A f?3.., kl., t 2 ' ff X i Q 94 73 55 Second Semester Sophomores Research paper deadline brings extra hours in the library and extra headaches. ALS' r it Q . 5 . l ' Swiss ftzfiikgilftif fills H653 gf, st 2 liifiiiilifigi is 'I 9' STISSA. Victoria Tretbar Zenith Steven Wilson Hutchinson M.C. Winters Hutchinson 95 t V ' g rr 1 si, is ' F X1 pi- L g A :ll if 13.1 K P- fil5if ' ' 5 ::'.': i -E - 5 as seg f gf 33525555 S , , S sa' , 2 si K Q M, 4 s rise , 143 as s 2' 5 f is ' f Q E r Gary Brack Liberal VirLinda Brack Haldredge, Neb Robert Brown Hutchinson William Erickson Hutchinson M.C. Foy Hutchinson Pamela Henley Sublette jeff Hildebrand Stafford Nancy Jackson Hutchinson Patrick johnson Windom Sheryl Kehn Haysville Margaret Kent Salina Ioao Lins Brazil Karen Lyons Hutchinson Richard Men na rd Hutchinson Donald Moyer Hutchinson ludy Palmer Lyons Gary Popp Haven Kathleen Schiff Sharon , fc, ,MW is me xl Our all time favorite and only campus cop, Schmitty. T Q i f-sw s 3 Marcia Avery pauses briefly before giving a perscription to the customer at Hutchinson Clinic. What's all the commotion about in Tent City? .H...,-a-.........-....W-...gf It's so nice to see young adults at work - Kenny Fowler and Gary Previtera. -...ng What a machine David Sperling can create with a few nuts and bolts and a bit of metal here and there. Pool is a great pass time for David lansen. 96 J Mr. lantz is shown correcting, never-ending homework papers. ' gsag,f,,,,,M y Freshmen, especially, will always re- memberthe Naval Building. llllq, ICHRISTMAS MONEY FOR SALE K ,WJ i QJJ Progress could not go onif vocationaltraining did not exist. This picture is simply one exhibition of the commercialization of Christmas. 97 i Url aiijhgu M fi 1,115-Qi: A-f. -f t K ' 114111, WQl?55iV Q, wx, ya mi .x , ,ff , if , Qsfq? Q. swf si r sf Q VK A ,L w wgxxyg' My is 2 M 1. Q33 'ftmzfi - urls sports sports spo Sports Are An Integral Part Cf College Life. 4 'C X P: V , , . 4 1 Q A , X fl 4 f f 1 - x v Q ' fr , K V AA ,wr 3 Q., V, A V Y . , gf I. ' M by 5 . xxim MLW QA Q Y 6 4 .2 Y XW4 1, 'Y Q: A V K . 3 1 u , X gf, 1 4 , l l e 1 ele ,, lil M : NJ, at , - 'J an W, , . L . ,Me ..x , V A A K fn we.-,, X' .V A A l W I K I q --W---...J M4 -- , , ,V L , A W S LA, . .. - A X ,, if I K , .1 . Q, A 1,,3.w:ff..,5fm,4fk,,,g,g,i,,,y,y,.,a xx it if an ,. in K L' V W X MM 4 , , R A My ,M N . 1 5 5 V ,i Q '- , ..g,,-'yffww '- Q, ' j ff! w1Wl,,. f ' 15, ,fe M . F-gl.-4 2' 'k AW , , N, if 'fx ,-,Aw ,Q mlf we Q 4 4' ' J- l 'ML e .,, .., ' i ir A .-t, ' 5 , sglqf V ul E525 . 2 .as was tv BOTTOM ROW: Bruce Pappon, Larry Hartman, Larry Lee, Steve Dreiling, joe Orozco. TOP ROW: Coach Masterson, Charles Vanek, Gordon Kaufman, lim Colahan, Ron Hunt, and Brad Anderson. Cross Country Team Enters Nationals This year Coach Terry Masterson took over as head cross country coach at HCJC. He succeeded Nelson Sorem as head man. The Dragons runners ran over one thousand miles in competition this year. Lettermen for the 1969 season were sophomore team captain Larry Lee, and freshmen Brad Anderson, Larry Hartman, Ronnie Hunt, joe Orozco, Bruce Pappon, and Mike Vanek. Hutchinson's entry in the National Cross Country meet in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania finished 18th. The meet was run in several inches of snow in freezing temperatures. Forty-six teams from throughout the nation attended. BOTTOM ROW: Kenneth McMurray, Eugene Keady, Donny Wilcox, Adklns Eddie Sheats Howard johnson Harry Trimble Gary Barker Lonny Crittendon, Kenny Lipkins, Gary Elliott, lim Mitchell, Gary Ken Philips Duane Thlessen Cecil Fell Paul Savage Larry Ceppena Snider, Tom Spicer, Steve Lawrence. TOP ROW: Bob Miller, William ti Bill Haen Football Staff manager Bob Miller assistant William Adkins head B U e D n S a coach john Matous assistant Ken McMurray assistant Gene Keady layhawk luco Conference Title Coached by head coach john Matous, and assistant coaches C-ene Keady, William Adkins, and Ken Mc- Murry, the Hutchinson Blue Dragons opened the for- tieth year of football played at Hutchinson junior Col- lege. This year also celebrates the 100th anniversary that football has been a competitive sport in American Colleges. The Blue Dragons combined an explosive offense with a tough defense to compile a 10-1 season record capped with a victory in the Sterling Silver Bowl. The Dragons were ranked number three throughout the nation until their defeat by New Mexico. In the Sil- ver Bowl the Dragons portrayed a lightning defense which crushed the Nassau offense to defeat the Nassau County Lions, 32-7, on Thanksgiving Day at Sterling, Kansas. f . 4,5 335' Nt, K ,V ,V A ,YA gy L, W.Qke4 fifgxgglqvqyxgygitrit ,yfxigz 31553332 !,fY'!1am1qM,k,- K H ' fi A 4. J .T iv' BOTTOM ROW: Kirk Doll, Ken Martin, Bruce Graber, Dale Schell, Colley, Steve Koch, Dennis Knoblock, Vince Ancell, johnny Simon, jim Roth, Frank Bean, Marion Latimore, Rick Ballard, Stan Waller. Dave Wassenberg,lohn Matous. TOP ROW: Rich Hedrick, Del Acker, Don Rohr, lack Morris, Larry Del Acker, Larry Colley, and Harry Trimble rest on the bench in the victory of McCook. if 'J-llyfff frm Y, SXT ' ' ,LJ all Coach Willie Adkins gives some words of advice to the Blue Dragons' line. 'Y 'w X l iff if li xl Q Q L lib l 1 1 Steve Lawrence Tom Spicer Larry Ceppenati Dennis Knoblock me I Z I K la L 1 , r L Gary Snider lack Morris Frank Bean lohnny Simon ug, has Rich Hedrick Dave Wassenberg Marion Latimore Larry Colley Del Acker Ken Philips Top Spicer collars Butler County ballcarrier. 104 Independence defense checks Lonnie Crittenden for Dragons mouth. The Blue Dragons score against Butler County. Dave Wassenberg tries to regain balance as Nassau player bears down. Dragons Beat Nassau At Sterling Bowl Game Paul Savage attempts to foil the Nassau pass. 106 Blue Dragon, Lonnie Crittenden, is temporarily blinded by a pursu- ing Nassau hand. The Nassau offense is successfully foiled by the superb Blue Dragon defense. . ,. il 11: ,SM s fl -Juff'L3'ffg annul! Coach Matous awaits calmly for the Blue Dragon victory in the Ster- ling Bowl. Hindered by a close Nassau defense Eddie Sheats receives a pin- point pass. -Z D91 Miss Kansas, Margo Schroeder, holds the Silver Bowl trophy that the Blue Dragons received for their victory at Sterling. Dave Wassenberg gains a few extra yards by leaping over the Nassau line. l SEASON RECORD hAcCookIr.CoHege Coffeyville CIC Cowley County CIC Fort Scott CIC Pratt CIC Carden City CIC lndependenceCJC Butler County CIC N. Mex. Military Institute Nassau CIC opp. 8 7 6 12 21 0 7 3 29 7 home - 13 - 33 - 47 - 'I7 - 34 - 45 - 44 - 35 - O - 32 Steve Koch is helped off the field by coacn Matous Dave Wassenberg is downed by an Independence defense man. Tom Spicer pursues a Butler County ball carrier. Donnie Wilcox is downed by an Independence defense man. A swarm of Blue Dragons down a Butler County ball carrier. fm, . 1 Hutchinson FortScott Independence HnkrCo Garden City CowkyCo Pratt Coffeyville FIBLAL LEALSLJE STXXBHDIPJCIS league 7-0-0 5-2-0 5-2-0 3-4-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 2-5-0 1-6-0 aH 8-1-0 8-2-0 7-3-0 4-6-0 3-7-0 4-5-0 2-7-0 1-9-0 pts 268 336 327 189 113 150 144 121 OppS 100 116 207 176 238 229 256 326 , an 1 , Lonnie Crittenden receives a touchdown pass. Donnie Wilcox carries ball for Blue Dragons. Larry Colley outsteps a Butler County player. 109 K 'tv 1 vu., Mm. sf w We . A 1. iv 2, , , s 4 s ,, E 3 fy-'I We V lam was j , It ' tj, lf Hd ,431 it 0 fi A M T ' ' i Q'-: , I. 2' 3 H M A . I L. Sf- li I J . Y 'L 1- . . 4 'X E ' l AJ A Nxw l l A 1 Q A ,ti S' J , is W y If E . y , ' y 5 1 .A I L s ,,.vv x 'qu , 3 Q J' .. 4, y t-af' Ak ky' 'lm xl -I 'AJ' 1. FIRST ROW: Gordon Kaufman, Bruce Pappon, Ken Hancock, Steve Dreiling, Doug Hamilton, Bill VanNess, lohn Hardwick, Don Alexan- der, Willie Wiggins, Darrell Hufferd. SECOND ROW: lim Lustig, Spencer Young, Benny Pierce, Herman Dawson, joe Orozco, Gale Pipkin, Bob McKissick, lim Colahan, Larry Lee, Brad Anderson, Scott Tracksters Attend Seven Meets The 1970 track season began on March 28 for Hutch- inson Community lunior College cindermen. The Dragon squad journeyed to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to attend the annual Arkansas Relays. Nineteen team members made the trip. Hutchinson looked forward to unseating Butler County as the layhawk luco champion this year. Coach Terry Masterson directed the Dragons to this goal in his first season as headman. Masterson succeeded Nelson Sorem, HClC's head track coach from 1947-69. HClC's schedule included meets at Fairbury and McCook, Nebraska, Kansas University, Butler County, Hutchinson Invitational, and the national track meet in Garden City on May 14-16. X,,,.. 9 , , . F .1 'll' I -9 In - ' , , ip , E ,gs I I iz 1, s fr , I A ,rv Coleman, Ron Hunt. THIRD ROW: Terry Masterson, Dick Russell, Brad Swiggart, Lonnie Crittendon, Kenny Lipkins, Ray johnson, Da- vid Goss, Spencer Thomas, Phil Engle, Rod Bauman, Paul Savage, Harry Trimble, Mike Venters. Ron Hunt and lim Colahan struggling through another warm-up. I s 1 ' 5 ,Q J. sr, sf- 4 ' I. Q rt , ..,-:,.. Y wi I N r. V my V ss- K .wif 'L 'iziak' .ff K fx.. ..s.,.s't-az .. , ., ri f - 'N 3 O 1, r ln it ,s ,. ,ft ,. s it n 1 Xu 'P' A X 44,. Scott Coleman shows good form as he clears a hurdle. Darrell Hufferd looks for soft landing spot as he clears the bar. iq 'hx .. lf gg l Q .gif fp gf Qi, Kpua A, sw J ..v V1 k , 4 J' ,,, ,l ti K 'Q if 1 A - F, M 1- me f .. ., . V... uigg, ' --- vf-,.,: T::'- -W---.....,.-W--....,,,,,,, 'he Q f v----.-...,,,, ' 'LV ' . . 'Wie if'-1-in -. David Goss whirls to build up momentum in tossing the discus. Paul Savage, with a mighty effort, heaves the shot. A , -, 3' 'S X AK 51 M' 1 I ':- 'rx , ..M. V! 6 i .X gk ivxfih. 75,1 , nw A .Q K SF, . . -5, 3 X K, , 3 tif.. A . . if i PA 3 :lb .mst J 'U- ijzll fy P 4 fag '1, iii , K ,.....f-gs Randy Richardson in the process of sinking a putt wliile Doug Wiley Doug Foss chips Off the green. attempts to distract him. Bob Philbrick concentrates on form in an approach shot. Eight Returning Sophomores Strengthen Squad HClC's golf team participated in 12 meets during the 1970 season. The Dragons opened the year with a meet at Cowley County on March 27. Head coach William Goldsmith again directed the Hutchinson fortunes. The Dragons attended meets at Cowley County, Pratt, Coffeyville, Butler County, Independence, Gar- den City, Kansas City, Dodge City, Chanute, and the Hutchinson Invitational. Sophomore squad members included Bob Philbrick, Randy Richardson, joe Brunk, Kyle Roher, Doug Foss, ,Steve Goering, Bill Brewster, and Doug Wiley. Mike Nusbaum was the lone freshman making the squad. 112 SECOND ROW: P Bob Updegrove, Mike Warner. Tennis Team Maintains Busy Spring Schedule The 1970 HCIC tennis team maintained an active schedule this season. The squad attended meets at Kansas City, Hutchinson, Garden City, Dodge City, Arkansas City, Great Bend, and Pratt. The state junior college tennis tournament was held on the HCIC cam- pus May 8 and 9. Returning sophomore lettermen were: Dave Ediger, Larry Gardner, and Bob Updegrove. Freshman squad members included: Pat Hayes, Bruce Nunnemaker, Larry Hall, Dave lansen, and Mike Warner. Mike Kitch and john Sturgis were sophomore team members. Coach William Maben guided the tennis team once again thisyear. 7. .. .v-1, ,z 4 -gif 1 ' 'Z5i??'E1:2is15 a hizi' V . 1, Q 1 ' ft' O5 1' 'gr 591 --.4 x ' iw. f at Hayes, Bruce Nunnemaker, Larry Hall, Mike Kitch, lohn Sturgess, Dave Jansen. FRONT ROW: Larry Gardner, Dave Ediger, I l l l ff tn.-A ,,,,,,,...,....--v--W A- il Dave Ediger returns a serve. .1 s . Dragons Compile 16-8 Record Hutchinson's 1969-70 basketball squad compiled a respectable 16-8 record in fierce junior college cage action. The Blue Dragons finished in third place in the tough Western Division of the layhawk luco Confer- ence. HCIC placed behind Pratt and Dodge City with an 11-3 Western Division mark. The Dragons began the season with a narrow 74-68 conquest of Florisant Valley junior college of St. Louis, Mo. in the initial game of the season. Next, the Drag- ons humble Cloud County to jump to an early 2-0 record. But in December the Big Blue lost their next four contests in a row to end the month with a dismal 2-4 mark. In january the Dragons began the month with a six game winning streak and closed the month with an impressive 6-1 reading. February was nearly as success- ful as the Big Blue posted a 7-2 record. ln March Hutchinson went1-1. The Dragons advanced to the Region Six Tourna- ment and upset favored Coffeyville, 84-79, before Dodge City eliminated them 88-85. Head coach Gene Keady, manager Monty Pankrantz and assistant coach Dick Gisel. FIRST ROW: Monty Pankrantz, manager, Tony johnson, Dean Barr, Rick Kraffels, Dave Okeson and Van Hollaway. SECOND ROW: Gerald Mar- tin, Bob Moser, Alan Schauf, Martin Terry and Bob Love. TOP ROW: Dick Gisel, assistant coach, Doug Campbell, Dave Northrup, lon McCoy, Erich Grotheer, Gene Keady, head coach. nfl! ITS i is . . Q -eff' Tr-- 4 i Dave Northrup pumps for two from behind the backborad, .itll 6 Bob Moser apparently gets a hand in the eye as a Garden City de fender bats away the ball. Erich Grotheer is airborne as he misses a Garden City controlled rebound. Bob Love swishes one when he fires over Pratt's defense l Dave Northrup stares open mouthed as Fort Scott puts up two. Paul Stovall proves his shooting ability for Pratt as he out-jumps Dave Northrup. Doug Campbell shows his form as he releases for a bucket 1 - 59' :mm ,M gi, -. A ' A, ,Maw C Jr- QA N ,352-13 we fr: w- HutChinson's Bob Moser goes up for a lay-up against a strong Dodge City defense. The Blue Dragons defeated the Dodge City Conqs 88- 66 in a Western Division contest. ,.-1-eff Hutch SEASON RECORD Pratt Barton Dodge City Cowley County Butler County Pratt Garden City Dodge City Seward County Garden City Coffeyviile DQQ C .City M9270 J QW is-fm Ilan.-if lv- t i Dave Northrup goes up for a shot over the defense of Pratt's Paul Stovall, Bob Moser goes up for a shot as Martin Terry looks on 122 P Martin Terry jumps high over the head of a Fort Scott player for a shot at the basket. Dave Okeson leaps high while attempting a lay-up Martin Terry pumps his favorite shot from outside over Coffeyville's defense 124 Bob Love shows intense concentration as he follows through with a shot. Tony lohnson defenses against a pass ,.1. i , , wiv N AKA., fw... JAM' '- W A 2' 3 AuiLf Wi-.2 'V H5557 f Af-, ia ! , V 7, , NATIGNAL NICAA BASKETBALL TGURN EY 1970 lm- ? :pg M., kv 5f'i '- ---- W' V2.j,Nffs x ', ' Q if l' F , 5 ' M Z' Ijhwxgt 5' qfgi 555 5- ,S - K X' N A 5,5 X1 N, :awp jqfxn M T IA A singer from the Christian College of the southwest entertains the audience at the get acquainted assembly. Vincennes champs-to-be chant we're number one at their championship game winner-5 Tyler Twin Falls loser-8 Consolation Gadsen Wahpeton Binghamton l05eV winner Des Moines '? winner gr 9 Wahpeton, N.D. 10 winner Binghamton, N.Y. -Nahpeton Binghamton Des Moines ,om Tyler loser winner 18 Des Moines, Iowa 21 winner . Miami, Okla. 14 Ephraim Miami loser winner Miami Tyler A 12 Ephraim, Utah low, Winne' Moberly, Mo. Moberly 23 Tyler u V Moberly winner loser winner Tyler, Texas Lake City, Fla. Chicago Lake City loser winner Lake City Dallas Chicago, Ill. 17 Winne' . 15 Casper Wmne' Casper, Wyo. C er Dallas 6 BSP loser . Igger winner TW'-n Falls 19 Dallas, Texas 20 Wlnnef - Twin Falls, Idaho Twin Falls 7- Ferrum loser winne, Ferrum Twin Falls Ferrum, Va. 16 'Use' 22 winne, 13 Vincennes Ind. Vincennes Wilmington 8 Vincennes winner loser . winner Wilmington, Del. The victorious Vincennes Trailblazers accept first place with ecstatic faces. GadSe,,,A,,,, Championship Moberly winner Des Moines loser Miami 'Ani 'l 24l I l l l l l I I Casper l 'WSJ ' Lake City 1 loser 25'F-- -1-... winner-4 Casper Miami loser-7 winner-3 Lake City Des Moines loser - 6 winner -1 Vincennes 26 ff L f S when its 1 ?y '.'5 ff! ,.,,,.anvw Moberly loser-2 .4M ' '3 11 -'K Q HM, rr,.,.........v-M vga SS-asv, Q . A 7g,A ,, Mqfadf' DQ r A Vincennes player grabs another rebound from the Moberly Greyhounds. 130 .,-!0 'k VUL A Vincennes player goes up for two points. 19 .- . ,,, L 5' 4. rx I My M f. A ' S li sn ew, 'X ll, R 1 is 3 I W T33 ' Y gf N K F Happy Vincennes players congratulate themselves after defeating Moberly. 55, --Q, J af 0- V.-1 O in fx-tx! If dll' Yon flub nv' SEATED: David E Beta Phi Gamma Reorganizes The Kappa chapter of Beta Phi Gamma, a national co-educational journalistic fraternity, was reorganized by members of HClC's journalism classes this year. The local chapter was originally started in 1940. An organizational meeting was held in February and monthly meetings were held. An initiation program was given at the April meeting. Club officers include: lane Mc Laughlin, president, joe Warner, vice-president, janet Santos, secretary, and David Edgar, treasurer. Mrs. Arless Eilerts and Mrs. Wanda Allen served as the club's faculty sponsors. Featured speakers and films were highlights of the club's monthly meetings. it dgar, David Kearney, Dewana Eckstein, joe Warner. STANDING: Galen Goering, janet Santos, jeffy lsenhower. 134 lane McLaughlin, p meetings. resident, contemplates programs for future 1 Officers: Brent Mattison, lackie lohnson, lim Schmidt, lohn Harnell, Steve Menefee, and Chuck Walsten. Sports Car Club announces upcoming rally. . - -an-.7 -..--Q-....,, ..,o,- , -. if ilk? -.... fx- ,4g.,.. , 'Q -?'7l 3i'W'1j'7f'lf 9'k 'rs NM . ' i' 59 -, .tiff ' -- X A 'ttr - . . ,, 5 . .t 91,--My A f rf, 1 . i f-ra+14g,,.,ig.,f. f 1,-.N - ,,.,,,M '-5 -.ps Q: , t r . , K ts- .515-kj shut? ., 'fi': ' ln 't it fi. ,w: 'Tv ' ' ff 'ff ' as 'Q fiiiifsts 't m F .fy i a.-5?g3.A,gwff' 3-1 .Y Sr-1-a f ' 52, g. .fe .Y fa. va' .wait ww 5 1133 s.. , 4? ' i 'f ir::.di3,, g..fv2,+ig.gs'w2fff 2:31 V. 'i..-- 'A as f . nrff-t ytf- wry ,- - .J get gAg..t'affsr535'?ii,f H r s L1'i7:k 2.f't.,:2:rf-'WE w 1 - ' ir V ig' gas 'l i,P Wigs L X' y ,Wi axgig 'Y' 7. - I f- y ' , lfmxg' 1-pursue .Q ' -xlq1.,'flR 5'4f.7?bf,' Vlirf ' ' 'vvli' - XML '6'g4'21ZLx5.A ?f?f59w9.f. ' ..: H fiGW!i?3K?3-.wmlbaaie--Awg:s.:s?r 'i.1i'IfE Rallies Highlight Year For Sports Car Club HClC's Sports Car Club began it's second year as a campus organization this year. Among the club's many activities were frequent road rallies. These rallies helped to increase members' driving skills. The club's Homecoming float won first prize in the annual competition. Diane Kirk, the club's Homecoming queen candidate, was one of the six queen finalists. jim Schmidt completed his second year as club president. Mr. Vern Hoglund and Mr. David Koch were faculty sponsors. 99 SEATED: Doug Foss, lim Wilson, John Linvengood, Ron Hunt. 2nd ROW: Andy Miller, Charles Hornbaker, David Kasper, lim Rund, Terry Mc- Laughlin, jerry Baze, Greg Guthrie, Steve Treaster, Bruce Papon, Mike French, Monty Pankratz. 3rd ROW: Tim Hawks, Mike Spaney, Rick Garri- son, Steve Billings, lim Reida, Tony Colley, Ken Doonan. Dragons Sell Programs And Cheer grams at all athletic events in addition to forming a sizeable cheering section at every game. A5200 schol- arship is awared to a sophomore in the club each year. jim Rund, a Hutchinson sophomore, served as presi- dent of the club. Mr. Bill Goldsmith is the faculty spon- . U G sor of the organization. HClC's overall school spirit is greatly enhanced as a result the Dragon Club's efforts. This club sells pro- Club Officers: Terry McLaughlin, member, jerry Baze, treasurer, lim Wilson, vice-president, jim Rund, pictured. president. Paul Savage, secretary, not ,LsSk'l.S Q.. g w Q' .dML Dragonettes s Oldest Club The Dragonettes, the college's oldest existing club, celebrated its 41st anniversary this year. Established in 1929, the club still maintains as its purpose the support of athletic and school activities. Dragonette members ushered at all home football and basketball games. The highlight of the year was ushering at the National ju- nior College Basketball tournament in March. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Ann Smith and Mrs. Barbara Hoglund, elected TaLinda Williamson as president for lx the 1969-70 school year. Dragonette Marcy Smith directs a Dragon fan to an empty seat at a home ballgame. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Everett, lane McLaughlin, lanice Hoffer, Susan Armstrong, Wanda Wintersteen. TOP ROW: TaLinda Williamson, Carla Hendrixson, Nancy Ward, Connie Ciwinner, Nancy Andereck, Sally Martin. 137 an if 1 1' , . 1' . 1 'gt 1 , ,Q 2 Sf-qw-1 . Q ,. . 4, was , if-S 'Tv 'fi' if It Hi? ,, ' AvQ 21 if 7. ,Ia . K S :LKV K ,. , ,A J---: VW .Q f an I . A q A55 1 ' I 6 .A . lx . , s i M ,t , t ' 0 - H rw j I 4 l 't ,, V EI 5 .Q K' . ,A V Z , 7kk-, 2 ,X , I K by gl 1, , wx , I :si fi, 5 , 4.6 A V 9 3 . . 5 1 I . ' . - A s -t ' W s ' ' My V 5 ' if Nr . s S o WI , 15 ' , , ' 0 :: A T Q ' 4 ' ' , 5 . 1 Y To 1 0 . 1 2 ' 7 ' Q ' -u ' 1' A is Y . W M 0 , . 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' 5 . ., Q jp , W i! . - 9 , ?: 'X sa 1 if , Er , . 0 l O , 0' 0 9 3, 5 , . .lv , if 5 it , 0 2 , , C , ' Us J 0 Q 4 ' af an E 0 Q ' o 0 its 9 ' ' X 1 Q 9 - , . ti 5 t- r 1 ' it Q ff ' x ' 4 ' K . Q Q ' I' 5 5 f 8 Q, , 8 I 1 0 X ' X . v an D 5 x 1' . A ' U Q X Q O Q . , . , . . ' ., 4 s is Drill Team: 1st ROW, Bonnie Pfeifer, Sharon Sullivan, Glenna Kei- mig, Gail Kinzie, Claudia Westrup, Vickie Mobley lco-captainl, Carol Chance, Nancy Ward, janet Whitney, Barbara Reiss, Bonnie Waddle. 2nd ROW, Margaret Sword lcaptainl, Christie Ewy, Maribeth Yoder, Dolls Dance, Provide Communit Entertainment During the 1969-1970 school year the Dragon Dolls performed at half-time ceremonies of football and basketball games, the homecoming parade, the Na- tional lunior College Basketball Tournaments, and var- ious other school functions. The Dragon Dolls is composed of 31 girls in the line and two managers, Sue Edwards and Diane Cole. The organization is sponsored by Miss Ruby Munzer, Mrs. john Kline, and Mr. Elmer Gibson. Jeanne Leslie, Sandy Martinez, Rhonda Rainbolt, Ginger Cantin, Ronda Abel. 3rd ROW, Donna White, Ann Hubbard, Peggy Edgar, Susan Trimpa, lan Arnold, Elaine Sturgeon, Arlene Whilhite, Debby Masterson, Cheri Emerson, Sheila Goss, Wendy Shumon. vyssksm i ,R , ,,,, , .siif-X f 0 it Q Lithia, it rv 'K fix- ., ., . . ,iyhg , -N--............. F I 501:40 I 138 .ffm X ws-elk . 0 - .1- Cheers Create Spirit, Boost Team Efforts Building and sustaining school spirit were the duties of the cheerleaders at HCJC. The 1969-70 cheerleaders were Carrie Bontrager, Patty Brady, Toni Morris, Nancy Robertson, Annette Martinez, Debbie Younker, and head cheerleader Keena Unruh. Two alternates, Ann Hubbard and Kim Kirkpatrick, aided the cheerleaders in various projects throughout the year. These girls were elected by the student body after tryouts in an early September election. Highlights of the cheerlead- ers' year included boosting the football team to victory at the Sterling Silver Bowl in November and traveling with the team to out of state games. The cheerleaders' sponsors were Mrs. Betty Bybee and Mrs. Marie Blyth. X Alternate, Kim Kirkpatrick, became a regular member of the cheer- leading squad 2nd semester. Cheerleaders are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Carrie Bontrager, Nancy Robert- son, Patty Brady, Keena Unruh, Toni Morris, Debbie Younker, and Annette Martinez. 1. ,fi Q 4 Y s 3 nl X.,-r FRONT ROW: Debbie Redford, Shirley Frank, Talinda Williamson, ROW: Doug Pascal, Brent Cain, Bryan Fishburn, David Pryer, Steve Elaine Sturgeon, Trudy Thayer, Kathy McMurray, 2nd ROW: Debbie Fisher. Masterson, JoAnn Brensing, Connie Gwinner, Steve Clough. BACK Officers Debbie Redford, president, and Shirley Frank, publicity chairman. Sponsors Mrs. Mollie Chaffin and,Mr. Olin Allen. as-wig N f ,i ' rr.... , .yi ..', A A X f T .Al 1110 Phi Theta Kappa Hosts Regional Convention Phi Theta Kappa is the national scholastic honorary fraternity for junior colleges. The club promotes schol- arship, character development, and fellowship among HCJC honor students. Members are sophomores with a 3.6 grade point average or better. Highlight of the year was the hosting of the North Central Regional Convention on the HCJC campus in February. Phi Theta Kappa representatives throughout the area attended the event. Mrs. Mollie Chaffin and Mr. Olin Allen are sponsors ofthe club. 8?- YUH-W' Veumiifn C , K .. V ' E K VL . 5 it 1 2 W wg s a st 1 T 5. A ab J' ea ,f A 9, H slag. t ef ' 1 5 4' 2-'Vg , Mesa X f ts R Q ,,Q:' ' . H 4 S' Z , Ji? .Ii l- EN' Q 5 we 2 9 - .-new-,2, -, .ff'1sg,i:f' 5'-f .ggwfsss ' ' f. ' . .Ji-If! i 'PSS :iii Marsha Goodale, freshman DECA member, receives on-the-job training at Coberly's Drug Store. DECA Club Members Get job Training Distributive Education and Retail Management class- es combine to form Delta Epsilon Chi. This club is affili- ated with the national DECA Clubs of America and the BECK Clubs of Kansas. The club is designed for stu- dents interested in marketing and distribution as a career. The year is highlighted by the state and national conferences. Delegates are chosen to represent Delta Epsilon Chi at these conferences. Patsy johnson served as acting president of Delta Epsilon Chi and also as president for the Distributive Education Division. Al Hoffman was president of the Retail Management Division. Dale Barton served as secretary-treasurer of the Retail Management Division and as acting treasurer of Delta Epsilon Chi. The club is sponsored by Kenneth Siefkes and Duane Halpain. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kenneth Siefkes, Larry Brayton, Al Hoffman, jerry Clark, Patsy johnson, john Back, Dale Barton, john Adams, Dennis Bosse- meyer, Leroy Robinson, Anna Marciano, Larry Coontz, and Mr. Duane Halpain. 1.4414 br'-'W iff Q. if J' A L... ww.. P'-2, ' BOTTOM ROW: Donna Haesmeyer, Chris Showalter, Connie Archer, ludy Petty. TOP ROW: Cynthia Showalter, Linda Brown, Kathy Bruner, Lana Brown, Rhonda Rainbolt, Sue Edwards. Members Receive Salar Plus job Training Membership in Theta Chi Sigma, the campus secre- tarial science club, is open only to sophomores who are enrolled in the office education class which entails on-the-job training for a minimum of twenty hours per week in a downtown office. The program is set up with the cooperation of the State Board for Vocational Edu- cation. The members receive two hours college credit per semester plus a salary. Officers for this year are: Kim Fowler, president, Kay Spence, vice-president, and Donna Wiens, secretary. 142 Sponsors: Mrs. Karen Burden, Esther Griswold, Officers: Kim Fowler, Kay Spence, Donna Wiens. in as x 'x ' qflzexaig X .33-,,i', i'1I f If 'QS' Q fix V41 ,..-u--' KSTA-NEA Board: Annette Martinez, secretary, Phyllis Gish, publicity, leanne Leslie, president, Carla Wanasek, chaplain, Elaine Roberts, histori- an, Don Carter, publicity, Marlene Grose, vice-president, and Nellene Grose, treasurer. Seated is Mrs. Margaret Randles, faculty sponsor. Guest speaker demonstrates method of elementary teaching to KSTA-NEA members. KSTA-N A Encourages JUCO Students To Teach The purpose of KSTA-NEA is to acquaint future teachers with professional and ethical methods in teaching fields. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Margar- et Randles and leaders such as Jeanne Leslie, president, Marlene Grose, vice-president, and Annette Martinez, secretary, the club members attend monthly meetings of both social and professional in nature. 143 ,lf fait'- David Kasper, Vicki Mobley, Keith Vesper, Mike O'Halloran, and Pat McLain. 11111 METS Promotes Interest In Related Fields This year the Engineer's Club was enlarged to en- compass more related fields. The new METS club stands for mathematics, engineering, technology, and science. Meetings involve films and discussions that relate to these fields. Members receive greater under- standing of their major. Officers of the new club are: David Kasper, president, Doug Ambler, vice-presi- dent, Vicki Mobley, secretary, Pat McLain, treasurer. The program committee was headed by Keith Vesper, chairman, and Mike O'Halloran, assistant chairman. Mr. William Kitchen sponsored the club. Q l saw it' 'R Mr. McMurray, Doug Kogler, Kenny Martin, and Kelly Comer find a Athlete Gary Elliott enjoys a laugh with a guest during a meeting. topic of interest at an F.C,A. meeting. FCA Members Strive For Athletic Understanding Fellowship of Christian Athletes purpose is to pro- mote fellowship and understanding among members of HCIC athletes. The club was organized on the HCJC campus last year. Officers elected for first semester were Frank Bean, president, Marion Latimore, vice- president, and jack Morris, secretary-treasurer. The club began to reorganize second semester in order to be ready for new freshmen members and plans for next year. FCA meetings were held and members viewed films and listened to guest speakers. Max Straton, FCA Re- gional Director, Coach William Adkins, and Reverend Martin of Kingman were among speakers who visited the club. Coach Matous contributes to the meetings along with the athletes. FRONT ROW: Carole Black, Theresa Smiley, Betty Clouse. 2nd ROW: Father Salvador Robles Mr Theodore Wiebe Larry McCormick Robert Parker, Mr. lim Shinstock. Member Of University Christian Movement Newman Club is a campus group that attempts to bring Christ's teachings closer to students at Hutchin- son Community junior College. Newman Club is a charter member of the University Christian Movement. The club is sponsored by faculty representatives Theodore Wiebe and james Shinstock. Father Salvador Robles serves as the club chaplain. The main activities of the club were regular meetings that featured films and discussions. 14 BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. lane Morgan, Nancy Welch, Carla Wanasek, Marlene Crrose. BACK ROW: Mr. Morgan, Tom Niemeir, Ardell Hrenell, Debbie Redford, and Nellene Grose. Ardell Hrenell shows interest and attention at club meeting. Campus Christian Club Fosters Understanding Campus Christian club attempted to foster a better understanding between students at HCJC. The club presented the annual Thanksgiving Day assembly in November. President Debbie Redford presided over the club's meetings throughout the year. Guests speak- ers and various films were featured at club meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Morgan were the faculty spon- sors ofthe club. 147 ., . .y f.,-ig,-asf, V' K ,.,, f I Wiml?'rfgrMiigiL.,:fi if I ,,V, 'Qtlh' L- 5 M9 u. 'lJ 3 on-5. Chi Alpha Singing Team: Barbara Carson, Sue Thompson, lan Richardson, lane Mead, Saryl Purcell, Vickie Schmidt, Susan Stutzman, Elaine Nel- son, Earlene Roberts, Dick Page, and Elaine Roberts. Si n in m r Chi Alpha's 23-member traveling team journeyed to g g many Kansas towns to present spiritual programs to the residents. All of the programs were planned by club members. Club officers were: Barb Carson, president, Mike McGuire, vice-president, Pat Wier, secretary, Linda Underwood, treasurer. Chi Alpha sponsored a weekly fellowship hour throughout the school year. Faculty sponsor of the club is Mr. Frank Buschman. Otis Lichlyter served as the club's chaplin. Chi Alpha Officers: Patty Wier, Linda Underwood, Barbara Carson, Mr. Bushman, Mike McGuire. w l:,: Znf fmt - , B ... Syd Holmes, David Frey, Dennis Langley, Bryan Fishburn, Herb Savage, Ken Westfahl. Debaters Complete Year With Many Successes Phi Rho Pi, national debate fraternity, works to pro- mote interest in debate. The club entered its thirty- second year as a local chapter. The club also strives to introduce students in the skills of oratory, extempora- neous and impromtu speaking, as well as interpretation. Mr. David Blackim, faculty sponsor, served as the national president of the national organization this year. Highlights of the debaters' year included trips to several midwestern states and a january trip to Phoe- nix, Arizona. The squad attended tournaments in Pad- ucah, Kentucky andthe national tourney in Ann Arbor, Michigan. HClC's debate team vvon the Phoenix tournament. Hutchinson debaters face keen competition as they annually debate against students representing some of the nation's better known universities and colleges. Mike Brenn, Marion Walters, Debbie Redford, Rozanne Stucky, Monica Poteuck, Mario Dennis. W 149 42 ll ll Our Tow Directed by Mr. Walter THE CAST Stage Manager . .. .. Dr. Gibbs ...... .. joe Crowell ........ .. Howie Newsome ..... .. Mrs. Gibbs ...... Mrs. Webb ... George .... H . Rebecca ....... Wally Webb ... Emily ......... Prof. Willard ....... Mr. Webb .......... .. Woman In Balcony .... ,.... Simon Stimpson ..... .,.. Constable Warren ... .. Mrs. Soames ...,.. Si Crowell .,...,. , . 1stBallplayer ....,... ... 2nd Ballplayer ........ .. Ass't. Stage Managers .... ... Sam Craig ........... joe Stoddard ..... ... Farmer McCarthy .... ... 1stDead Woman .. 2nd Dead Woman .... Tst Dead Man ...... 2nd Dead Man ........ ...... Lady In The Aud ................... Kurt Michael and Donna Leiker listen c D Spitz .. Harrell Powell .. Stuart Sanders .. Scott Barnhart ...... jack Evans .. Denise Wernet Kara Abrahamson ..... Tony Drew . . . Patty Wiens . . . john Good ... Peggy Holt GaryCole .. Steve Bradbury ..... lody House Terry McLaughlin .. Richard Taylor .., Camilla West ... Charles Good Randy Dickerson .... Butch Miller Randy Dickerson Butch Miller ...... Dick Paige ... Kurt Michael Randy Dickerson ..... lody House .......joyceFair .... Butch Miller . . Gary Cole .....loyce Fair Kara Abrahamson and Peggy Holt portray mother and daughter in Our Town production. , attentively as Camille West gives advice to Donald Spitz in Member of the Wedding . V Scott Barnhart dies dramatically in scene from The Lady or The Tiger . Member Cf The Lady The Wedding Or The Tiger Bernice Brown ... Frankie Adams ... Doris .......... larvis Adams ... Mr. Adams ... Mrs. West .... janlce .......... Honey Brown .... T.T. Williams . .. Sis Laura ....... Helen Fletcher ... john Henry West Barney McKean .... CAST .. Camilla West .. Donna Leiker Debbie Philbrick .... Stu Sanders .. Kurt Michael .....joyce Fair ..... Diane Kirk . Steve Bradbury . Kyle Woodard Maurine Young Gracia Ewbanks ..... Greg Spitz ... Donald Spitz CAST BalladeerfTiger Keeper ....... . . . King Arik ............. Princess Barbara ..... Nadjira ........ Sanjar ......... Prisoner ....... Prisoner's Bride Guard ......... King's Men .... Slaves ....... Handmaidens .. Tiger .... ..loe Livingston Randy Dickerson Gracia Ewbanks ..... Diane Kirk . . Lauren Kingry . Scott Barnhart ......joyce Fair . Steve Bradbury .. Charles Good lack Evans . Scott Barnhart Steve Bradbury . ..loyce Fair janet Vogts Blythe Mettlen Marcia Lynch Dewana Eckstein S i t--'A :X . , 1 1 :M :if-iff' Qi . r 'U .. T . , V f in I jzkkggvzkfgfi S , S 4 af , SKS. v L, ,r 7, v' if E - ' . jg-. -,. M I 'ii jx ff if 3 'ff' at la, L . w 3 as V i 1 V T SEATED: Mike Steinbeck, Bob Roberts, Debbie Simon. STANDING: Mr. Edward Martinez, Richard Martsen, Bronc Rumford, Gary Battey, Don Rowley, Bob Conkling. First Year Rodeo Club Organizes Playdays The first rodeo club at Hutchinson Community lu- nior College was organized this year. The club had regular meetings every month and held a playday in December. Mr. Martinez sponsored the group. The main objective this year was to organize enough to plan playdays and other meets for future years. Presi- dent Don Rowley encouraged membership by show- ing his cowboy spirit and helping find the Arena avail- able for use by the club. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Battey, Bob Conkling, Don Rowley. M ,Mfg A .ww v---- 2 ' ,W ,. .t,,,,. t,....s Hhwlliwkfiklww a..,.....w..-fav-.s.a..f .agp ,,,,f-9+ v-Q--.nun-ggfqw L'-sir-ts' W g,-4 sr T f ' T 'ff' ' fr s ft- 4 , vii 1 , Mr. William Goldsmith, Circle-K sponsor, encourages john Sjoholm to donate blood. Students Exceed Quota During JUCO Blood Drive Established in the fall of 1962, Circle K continues as a service organization for male students on the HCJC campus. This club is modeled after the Kiwanis Club, an adult service organization. Membership in the club provides the student with an opportunity to establish a meaningful relationship with other students and leaders of the community. Sponsoring the annual visit of the Red Cross Blood- mobile is a primary function of the club. Sjoholm undergoes preparations and tests viledge of donating blood. before he is given the pri- john Sjoholm quietly completes last steps of bloodmobile contem- plating a sloppy joe and an ice cream bar as a reward. e-55 Q ,,-' 5' ...M- 'i sf' .rlf 3 l i Young Democrats Keep Political Spirit Alive Young Democrats kept an active party spirit alive on campus this year. Members viewed with much interest the proceedings of the Kansas legislative session in january and February. Mr. Bert Chaney, social studies instructor at HCJC, represented Hutchinson at the legislative session. As a democrat, he was able to answer questions that trou- bled club members. Young Democrats held many discussions at their meetings. Speakers and films were also presented. Al Hoffman served as president of the organization. im:-M., -if ya c mmf Emagwzygwm fr! 'kwa Young Democrat members, Shelly Fitts and lane Horyna, straighten up a cluttered table in the Union basement. Tom Chabin, janet Gracey, Al Hoffman, Beverly Hodson, Danny Hogan, lean Stroberg, Mario Dennis. sS?gBE.lB..aE4luaL f' Yuma: V -:a. .,u+fa f A Young Republican members, Bret Matti- son, Debbie Crump, and sponsor Pat Young Republicans Work To Boost Candidates National and state political affairs were important subjects for members of the Young Republican club this year. This campus organization launched in elev- enth year this fall. Off-year congressional races were under close ob- servation by club members. Republicans hoped to gain seats in both houses of congress to aid the Republican president. Films and guest speakers were highlights of the club's meetings. Miss Patricia Smith served as the club's faculty sponsor. Smith discuss plans for club projects. Young Republican member, Bret Mattison, and sponsor, Miss Pat Smith, review republican candidates qualifications. Student Commission Links Student Body To Administration The Student Commission, composed of nine mem- bers, is a group elected by the student body. The Commission represents the student body as a means of communication between the students and the admin- istration in all situations concerning the students' af- fairs. The Commission serves on a panel of judges to distribute students funds to various organizations for their operation. The Commission also provides social activities forthe students. The Student Commission was sponsored this year by Mr. Carl Skoch and Mr. Tom Kelly. The Commission met weekly to discuss and plan for student affairs. TOP: Stu Sanders, Steve Graber, john Bosch, fPres.J and jerry Baze. BOTTOM Randy Dickerson Charlotte Hatfield Mary jane Mackey Charles Hornbaker. pu S , in it . H1-vb BNA 1 l 4' L, f gg? f lil 9 BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Ramsey, Marcia Wenger, Connie Regehr, Shirley Culver, Elizabeth Fort Waldschmidt, Susan Underwood, Judy Krehbiel, Annie Kelly, Glenna Keimig, and Elaine Sturgeon. Guest Speaker Lectures To New Home Ec Club Guest speaker, Phyl The Home Economics Club was organized first se- mester as an interest club for girls on HCIC campus. Mrs. Marie Blythe served as sponsor of the first year club. The club enjoyed a pizza party at their first meeting. In December, the club witnessed a foods demonstra- tion at the Gas Service Company. Phyllis Howerton, from the Reno County Extension Service, spoke to the club members about the various uses of scarves in en- hancing wardrobes. The club planned to end the year's activities with a club picnic in the spring. Club officers were: president, Linda Waldschmidt, vice-president, Kathy Ramsey, and secretary-treasurer, Susan Underwood. , 157 ,V Q5 -4 - Lx Y .31 in, and Mrs. Marie Blythe. TOP ROW: Linda lis Howerton, answers club officers' questions. ll SI ai Stl S it K ucuclem If .. fx A f. 1 ,di A ., 'gf'-sv N , . V N 13 3 . 35 ,, 1 A ,.,. ucucl IIIIC academic dministration Acts As na Nucleus Of College fl' Dr. A. H. Elland, President George Cooper, Dean Board Of Trustees: Don Miller, Stewart Oswald, Dick Klassen, Harold Pauls, Bob Danford and Wesley Nunemaker '? 4 A ifl. gd' .Y F 1 if of Counselors, Directors Manage Student ffairs ,www glow.- ?s.., r f ,Wy ., st Q32 L .. ai' ' Reba I. Anderson Registrar and Director of Admissions l it S S Q ffl ,4 1'- pl. Betty Riffel 1 Busmess Manage' M. B. Sam Butterfield Director of Student Affairs, Housing, Athletics. l M' . i Q 'Bit ., ,,, . 31 f ix - A W , ri1, t - Wii' nl' 1 ae .:,,r f .. M Lrkr 4 - :li .. .:-' all fr a X ,. Barbara Hoglund Frederic Shuman Carl Skoch james H. Stringer Guidance Counselor Educational Media Counselor Director of Guidance Division I: Gffers Business Background The HCIC business programs are designed to pro- vide a background in general education in the humani- ties, natural sciences, mathematics and social sciences. They also provide introductory courses in accounting, economics, and other areas directly related to the busi- ness world. After this preparation, the students are able to con- tinue study toward a degree in a senior college in busi- ness administration, accounting or secondary teaching. It also terminates their training and secures employ- ment in business firms offering managerial or account- ing opportunities. .. . i it st .ai 2 We ..-.unl ' ,A ll I Lx iii' 1 A bwwaeiwmk . ' fit-figs .gggg Shorthand students try to increase their previous speed. Karen Burden, Esther Griswold, Office Education Secretarial Science Gene Hale, Duane Halpain, Business Distributive Educ. A business student tries her hand at typing. Arthur Henry, Vern Hoglund, Business Business 'ah Iva H. james, Business Dave Lane, Psych. of Advertising Kenneth Mendenhall, Data Processing Kenneth Siefkes, Business A student practices running a business machine after class. Distributive Ed. student, Jeanette Leiker, at work in a local store. 52 Karen Burden aids student in office education. Sign 163 Division ll: Humanities Develops Humanistic Resources The Humanities Division seeks to develop a greater understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of some of the humanistic resources available in our culture. The HCJC humanities include art, English and journal- ism, modern languages, music, speech and drama. The English department give the student a knowl- edge of, appreciation for, and skill in the communica- tion areas of reading and writing, speaking and listen- ing. It provides practice in reading and writing, helps develop study habits and techniques, calls for intensive reading in literature, stresses proper methods of library usage and emphasizes thought, organization, and ef- fective style in the writing of exposition, narration, description, persuasion and criticism. X XX J wt 'if xx Mr. Keller grades a few English papers Bernice Bender, Meryl Billingsley, Mollie Chaffin, English English English Arless Eilerts English Dale Gleason, Dale Keller, Margo M-1lCl4, Verna Oldenstadt English English English English ,v Keith Sigler, Pat Smith, English English -'fav '-4' , ,fl , W 'niI 'N Miss Pat Smith braces herself before reading English papers. 4' I l T'l :s Oi 5. J' Ariel Perrill, Q .a.' H 6 --. 'dm' ,ji X f V'1'1 3 Ui G. :- ' fi' Katherine f X Q Schellenberg, is t4 t ie llttltitt Q llll ' james Schinstock, 'E A English K 1 .pal Gordon Wakefield, Theodore Wiebe, English English Mrs. Arless Eilerts writes an assignment on the board for her fresh man English class. Freshman students discuss English. journalism, Reading, Modern Languages Unique The journalism curriculum is unique because of the diverse purpose it serves. It is primarily designed to ful- fill the needs of students who are interested in univer- sal, terminal or general education programs. The mod- ern language department seeks to develop a language proficiency in the shortest time possible. The litera- tures include English, Children's, New Testament, Old Testament, American and Twentieth Century. emma. Wanda Allen, journalism x ffia. - Betty Bybee, Reading Charles Platz, Literature Wx K V s .X , Zi x iwqisk i l i . if, Frank Busch man, Modern Languages I' W N ..,,, L- y , lf' T 2 .ri 1, -H jj, --.g if L .s,.fX fl, 'i,'i,?.,x.- 'Q.'fj.: lx iq isf f 1 ','ir Z ig g ff it Gerald Hickey, Modern Languages lie Margaret Randles, Literature Mr. Buschman recites a literature selection for his foreign language class. E29 lr. Collegian staff makes up an issue of the school paper Mrs. Allen looks over yearbook pictures. yi' M1 N., X 5 fr- ,'i.v 1 -,g fi' Debate, Speech Based n Individual Needs The primary aim of speech and drama is to help stu- dents establish self confidence, to make a study of bod- ily action and voice mechanism, to help them choose subject material, to teach them to organize the materi- al to be of interest to others. Emphasis is placed upon individual need. The courses include an introduction to the principles and practices of oral communication, emphasis on audience psychology and the principles involved in persuasion, and it also aids in oral interpre- tation in the translation of words from the printed page into living vital thoughts while applying the techniques mentioned. Mr. Spitz lectures to one of his classes. A speech student researches in the library. V,,,,.-ul' tram' Rev. joseph Bayles, lerry Battey, Humanities Speech David Blackim, Thomas Kelly, Speech 81 Debate Speech Walter Spitz, vida Warner, Speech Speech Students practice oral interpretation assignment. rt, Music Foundation For Future Vocation The art program seeks to release creativeness in stu- dents providing stimulation and instruction. The knowledge of the basic principles of art and the devel- opment of techniques is the foundation for those who wish to pursue art as a vocation. Music offers courses compromising the first two years of work heading a baccalaureate degree in music education. A Dennis Chegwidden, Eugene Clapp Art Music ,Jlh Mrs. Stone rehearses for one of her music classes. Russell Dickenson, Robert Froese, Music Art U l ' rv Helffn Stone, Lewis Stoelzing, A student prepares a sculpture project. MU5'C Music 168 1 Division III: Disciplines Compose Social Sciences Five disciplines compose the Social Science Division. They are economics, history, political science, psychol- ogy and sociology. Each brings a particular point of view as the division attempts curricula seeking an un- derstanding of human nature, the history of western civilization, the function of government and the inter- action of social institutions. Students of education are expected to meet the basic requirements for a teaching certificate as required by the Kansas State Department of Public Instruction. In addition, certain professional courses, particularly for elementary education majors, are available. The economics course emphasizes the overall or macroeconomic phase of study. There are six courses of history offered at HCIC. Other Division III courses include political science, psychology, reading, sociolo- gy and education. Bert Chaney, Richard Gisel, Social Science Psychology Leon M9582 Lee Miller, History Social Science I -v it ,,. Q William Adkins, History lesse Harder, Psychology Nelson Sorem, Social Science Olin Allen, Social Science Terry Masterson, Social Science Raymond Stewart, Social Science Division I : Composed Of Related Fields The Division of Life Sciences is composed of a group of related fields which deal with living things. A broad understanding of the biological interrelationships of the world is essential to a clearer appreciation of the problems of mankind and to the resolution of the problems. This division offers general subjects in an attempt to meet general goals as well as more specific courses in health and physical education, home eco- nomics and nursing. A biology student takes a close look at a frog speciman. .i '!a Sara Dale, W. T. Goldsmith, Biology Physical Education 2 ! f fv- i 1 1 www Mr. Koch points out parts of the human skeleton to his anatomy class. . 'i rll. ' . ::::,f,'3.g2z3.:32:1 yi' 231122 :sas 1 Mfftnfi ., Marie Blythe, Home Economics Ardon Brandyberry, Biological Science A-s,M,.tm H '33 g r I vs-v 's David Koch, Gene Keady, Biological Science Physical Education 77' ,e --Q an M Girls physical education class hold a game of vollyball. ' .b 2 lg it . A' .1 R 2- 'Z3 ' l ijitpbw I sf r H William Maben, Biological Science lohn Matous, Physical Education Ruby Munzer, Connie Nichols, Physical Education Home Economics . Us-. y fo , 0 y N Robert Nicholson, H Av L Biological Science bf .f.. s Ag i'.i F 5 V fx ,QM QQ, W wtlsfff'14?iQliIli?ff'gl, V as Mrs. Blythe observes a student uses a blender in home economics class. W.-L if A? ..,,2i!StfwgQ'g t 35? t '-tg. 'sw 2 . ,. 'W Girls try their hand at softball. N9 F 5' M, V f, X ' M' .. V .V I , -.L I f s A William Kitchen james McLain Physics Mathematics . sf A YS h-f' A ', ,: i t 4 f A W ' c2f'Y??lZ ' ,f22?3??? f itf'if': I 1 t -2112.3 52-,it ,, - mgsxexgigt f 4, .tsjghtf . w,:5'ZfiVf:- g . M-fQt::4i5,, f 4 ,,,5,51:zt . . meta ss Hugh McMillen Geology Ken McMurray Phys. Science KH, V 9'w,. El P M t Wendell Morgan David Preston Ann Smith Stanley Smith Chemistry Mathematics Mathematics Physics Mr. Elliott supervises Ron jacques in a chemistry experiment. Division V: Designed To Meet Objectives The division of the physical sciences and mathemat- ics at Hutchinson Community junior College includes the following: chemistry, graphics, geology, mathe- matics, physical science, physics, astronomy, meteorol- ogy, acoustics, physical geography, and aviation. These courses are designed to meet the objectives of the sci- ence student and the student interested in broadening his cultural background. Because of the conviction that understanding science and mathematics must be an integral part of an educated man, the division attempts to foster such understanding by detailed studies of several important developments. Mr. Griggs explains the details of a math formula. A calculus student reviews her lesson. fi? 5 A 4' J sxsfe' Q 2' 8 M 1- -cvxx-. -1' . . 'I -'Y H t fvf . , 1- A , -. q.f..'.f, , I L ' . . X ' I ft -f ww.. ,'.. A t lg ' 5-J-.f2:'?j.'-g::. 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' 'ggzftgl --5:. : .',-'Y-,j:1..,'.-.',, pf,-,. - .f 5L,gg,'R.LL3:L:.Q.'.-3,251.j.:.jq:fa.-:gif ' - , '.t:e.'ffa- !:1.,i.4-,-5-.iggga-533-,Q ,1.1,g31..... .K Vg, I 5 g. ,.,-.ij-j:,.,...,.:..g... is -'.f-,.:-75,5 .' --V.-:Tiki---:zz ff I 'ggxj s 1 .-gpm -a.,.:7:gZ - H-. . --, . f.,-'v.-1--..- , ... .,.. 1 . -.....5 3, .Q gf: '11,-s..,'..,,-,'--::.g. ,- ' 4- -f, --. - .:--:-.1 . tiff-::' K ' 'U 4 1 Q . . --ip .3 . 3-.2-. N f r if.: ..- MM , J 9 .... - .. .,.., , V A 1.73: -. -.,:.g:g:.. .. . .h - ' ::.f.t-. ..,. I, K ' .m,w.,', lg... ,- ,. .g:'l..:.:?......4 .t'.A:: .tu .- ,-.... I. Q, f -tt. 5' ?s Q5 Joe Brewer, Chemistry C X In 'Q qi: Fred Elliott, Chemistry Kendall Griggs, Mathematics D. B. lantz, Physical Science L. A. Britton, Mathematics Robert Glynn, Chemistry gi K Hi. fa A uv 1 WU' Connie jackson, Medical Records Gordon jones, Mathematics X Division : Composes Two Fields The HCJC Industrial Education curricula are divided into two areas: Industrial Arts and Technical Education. Industrial Arts courses are offered in conjunction with general education. Courses offered include wood- working, carpentry, welding, metal work, drafting, and electricity. The programs in Technical Education are of college quality but are technical in nature. The courses offered cover the technical aspects of many of the classes mentioned above. Also offered are auto repair and service management instruction classes. Edward Martinez Claude Parks Machine Shop Drafting Drafting student works out an assignment. 4 Dean Banker Drafting si, , tg f fx, We. W. Allen Hirst Electricity A student works on his woodworking project. Marcel Pruter Welding Frank Slaper Technical Ed. ,rf A student proceeds to sodder a project, Goggles protect the eyes of a shop student. Vernon Plouch Machine Tech. N., -2. 5 H Q 'Q r . A 5 3 :B -P- .- . .V,, 55 Earl Wiedman Electrical Tech. it W if- L- w tcrcrrt r at i f l r M X p if 2 ' Qc V.E .tr W Ronald Wingfield General Tech. 'S tis fs .r Elmo Wintersteen Automotive Tech Sparks fly as a welding student works. 'X-f5 5 Paper Meets Deadlines Hutchinson Community junior College's official school newspaper, the JUNIOR COLLEGIAN, is a weekly publication. Produced by the journalism De- partment, the paper serves as a working textbook for journalism students. The COLLEGIAN also serves as a public relations service for the college, as well as an information service for its readers. Highlights of the year for the COLLEGIAN staff were the Parents Day issue, the Christmas issue, the Tourna- ment issue, and the Literary issue. Staff members also enjoyed the annual Christmas dinner and the spring picnic which celebrated the end of a year's activities. leffy lsenhower served as business manager. The staff prepares to dummy up an issue of the paper. -Sb- 176 i t V. Editor of the lunior Collegian was loe Warner a sophomore from Newton. The photographer catches Mike Nusbaum in a mood of concentration. Dragon's Tale Staff Records Memories Despite numerous hardships and near catastrophies, the 1970 yearbook staff managedto pull through. In the fall, publications committee appointed Bill Wempe as editor. janet Santos was assistant editor, while Ron Werner was staff photographer. Six other students were enrolled in the class, but there were several vol- untary student helpers. v if , 1 A Q x Q I t.ta - 3 f ssri ,stt f t,LA as . . ,,. Q' , A is Q f ' Editor-in-chief, Bill Wempe, casually puffs on his pipe while sur- Photographer-Editor,Bill,grins atthe camera. rounded by piles of work. The yearbooks staff looks over the work. SEATED: are john Hallford, janet Santos, and Terri Kaufman. STANDING: are joe Warner, Shelley Fitz, leffy lsenhower, Cindy Pope, Mrs. Wanda Allen and Bill Wempe. 'rv-A was ',, A--s 1 -u cv, I C' S ex? xt ,L-N A-F? ff' ' A -11 I 177 , . V A I Custodial Personnel i iii Have Varied Duties The maintenance duties of the campus custodians are varied and numerous. Miles of hallways are swept, washed and waxedg hundreds of wastebaskets are emptiedg and windows of every size and shape are cleaned each year. Thanks to the time and effort con- tributed by these valuable people, HCJC provided a pleasant atmosphere for learning. Alta jones Edwin Unruh john Dirksen Amos jantz Chester jones Myron Raya 178 Les Phillips, Supt. Buildings and Grounds. Bill Davis, Student Union. Andrew Robb and Roberto Tavolino, Administration Bldg Richard Rios, Administration Building. Merlin Treft, Navy Bldg. Ray Anthony Music Dept T N . , ..,-f .juan MM' fuluidk 179 Cffice Personnel Office personnel perform the never ending tasks of keeping all records, answering all questions, saving time for the administrators, organizing faculty as well as student affairs and seeing that the offices run smoothly as well as efficiently. Mrs. Esther Stoss works in the naval building office. Mae Smith types for the guidance office. 180 Mrs. Sophie Thiessen at work in the office. Mrs. Betty Brooks takes time out for a picture Ruth Nichols and Alice Gerdel figure payrolls. fr qu? K , .,.4 ri' Registrar Office Personnel: KSEATEDD Margaret Swafford and KSTANDING LEFT TO RIGHTJ Della Raguse, Charlotte Popp, Louise Dirksen and Donna Kirkpatrick. A r,r. if i f QQ. in-V2 3 is 5 7' Y 'M P Myrna Moorman CSEATEDJ serves as secretary to President Elland and Mary Brittain KSTANDINGJ is secretary to Dean Cooper. gum, .,.L . ,yawn-6-' . 4 lulie Teeter and Betty Hunt serve as secretaries in the Industrial Arts education and evening college. by ia r A My I Q 45, 'Q 2 0,-4' ,L l , A av - , ' g , ? A xref' gf 'i ' t big an E Donna Broadus Dorothy Shook Alice Schroeder Mary Ellen Diener Hazel Linder Charlotte julian Betty Hunt and julie Teeter Mat Receptionists: Doris Hall and Merle Craft Service Personnel Help Students Service personnel perform many important duties around campus. Mrs. Bolt and Mrs. Schwab ran the bookstore daily, providing supplies for students. A rec- reation center was supervised by Mrs. Burnett and Mrs. Dean. Smitty , the campus cop strolled about the parking lots, keeping order. Q if 4 ,L A 4 nmwwmwmw .. .,.., eww. lf' 'ie- I t rar 6. . ali rtwilk P' H ..,..,.. - ftitffft 'fgilsizs m - Qimff sf: zsv::trffz.1fe wwf' ii S ' 'ii L' Mrs. Minnie Dean, Recreational Supervisor 5 it Floyd Smitty Smith, Campus Patrolman. -f - 1 EQ ' N.. ,Q Q - ,gf t si 'lg I N X . 1 ' , 1' ' ff I Mrs. Eva Burnett, Recreational Supervisor. Q, Mrs. Mary lane lohnnie Bolt and Mrs. Margie Schwab, Bookstore Managers. 183 ll 1 ll . .l' xl .. fl 2 Q 5 5 F f JFK Library Staff Mrs. Luse and Mrs. Bayles, aided by eight students, were kept busy providing help and materials for stu- dents and faculty members. The john F. Kennedy Memorial Library served as an instruction resources center. Mrs. Carmen Bayles checks books. V' '. ..,.4.. -1 f . : iz' LN. . Mrs. Cecile Luse heads the library staff Student Librarians: BACK ROW KL TO Rl: B. Clouse, T. Williamson, S. Alexander, and D. Brooks. FRONT ROW: C. Showalter M. Coon, E. Nelson and K. Schroeder. 184 l 42.3 iff: M . d Mrs. Dell Green, Kent Hall, Dorm Parents Serve As Guardians Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson, Elland Hall. , I , m'5W ,unnslnuny-W 'WWW use 'CY ,av- FRONT: Gene Clapp, faculty sponsor, Sharron Sullivan, Keena Unruh, lim Suttle, and Brent Schwab. SECOND: Doug McMurray, RoAnn Ginest, Rosemary Little, Sheri Benson, Kyle Simmons. THIRD: Dennis Kirk, Sandy Bixby, Gary Broch, Diane Kirk. FOURTH: Paul Kalmar, Phyliss Vogts, Garnett Gleason, Reid Miller. FIFTH: Gary Larimore, Ray Harbold, Ed Beasley. MENC Club Furthers Cause Of Music Education The MENC club is the Music Educator's National Conference group. It was established to further the cause of music education in America. The local club was initiated at HCIC in 1966. Club members observe teaching methods of music instructors at HClC and in Hutchinson public schools. They also assisted with music clinics for the young and sponsor concerts. Mr. Gene Clapp is faculty sponsor of the club. 186 ,nm QQFQ4' Brass Quartet: Keena Unruh, Beth Cummings, Gary Larimore and Ed Beasley. Concert Band: FRONT ROW: Garnet Cileason, Terry Bridgewater, Nancy Ward, judy Hillman, Debbie Rose, Marianne Sampson, Susan Pancratz. SECOND ROW: Barry Becker, Tim Schubert, RoAnn Gi- nest, Elaine Sturgeon, Sandy jones, Kathy McMurray, Annie Kelley, Rosemary Little, Cary Larimore, Keena Unruh, Marguerite Olson, Ed Beasley, Diane Kirk. THIRD ROW: Sheri Benson, Margie Neufeld, Vickie Keller, jody Fry, Angie Loucks, Bob Miller, David Pryor, Shar- on Hedrick, Francis Carter, james Unruh, Dennis Kirk, Phylis Vogts, Pam Brown, john Bolton, Susan Bozeman, Keith Avery, Beth Cum- mings, Lynn Adams. FOURTH ROW: Bob Nickerson, Charles Rey- nolds, Sandra Bixby, Doug McMurry, Paul Kalmar, Dean Palmer, Deana Ciraham, Mike Ratzlaff, Tim Reger, Charlie Froese, jim Suttle, Dan Garwood, Brent Schwab. FIFTH ROW: Gary Kreutzer, Ward Brunkow, Tom Tittle, Bob Updegrove, Clary Broch, Ken Westfahl, Phil Ragan, David Maze, Larry Hale, Reid Miller, jim Stewart. SIXTH ROW: Scott Zipp, jim Rupp, Coye Gray, Charles Skellenger, john Hosttetler, Larry Brayton. Dragonaires: Phyllis Vogts, Lynn Thrall, Rosemary Little, Loren Kin- gry, Randy Dickerson, Sandy jones, Mike Brenn. BACK ROW: Shar- ron Sullivan, Reid Miller, Beth Cummings, Mike McGuire, Kyle l G i ,- Q Q , Q K xl A9 .Det Dragonaires: Kyle Simmons and Gary Broch at piano. FRONT ROW: 1. johnson, L. Thrall, R. Ginest, R. Miller, R. Little, L. Kingry, S. Sulli- van, M. Brenn. BACK ROW: B. Cummings, D. Ulsip, M. Richardson, R. Dickerson, S. Benson, B. Griggs, P. Vogts, R. Harbold. Simmons, Steve Fisher, Martha Richardson, Ray Harbold, RoAnn Ginest. ..,. . ..,,,. ......,,. .... if 188 Y 1509 Af' 1' W ' x A' tt X - 'ii I.--i Stage Band: Harlan Lutzy at bass, john Hosttetler at drums, Sheri Beasley. SECOND ROW: lim Suttle, Reid Miller, Charlie Froese, Benson at piano and Kyle Simmons seated. FRONT ROW: Chriss Al- Brent Schwab, Deana Graham, Dennis Kirk. BACK ROW: Gary Kritz- len, Gary Larimore, Beth Cummings, Keena Unruh, john Bolton, Ed er, Bob Uptegrove, Doug McMurry, Paul Kelmer, and Sandy Bixby. Concert Choir: FRONT ROW: K. McMurray, D. Kelly, S. Benson, L. Kingry, S. Sullivan, M. McGuire, S. Crain, D. Dicher, G. Smith. SEC- OND ROW: G. Larimore, 1. Livingston, M. Brenn, S. jones, R. Dicker- son, K. Simmons, G. Brock, D. McMurray, D. Graham, D. Epp, D. Kirk. THIRD ROW: D. Ulsip, I. Myers, 1. Livingston, M. Sampson, P. Vogts, M. Richardson, S. Fisher, C. Enders, I. Lewis, D. Kirk, M. Smith. BACK ROW: B. Mendell, S. Boseman, B. Hamm, N. Yates, R. Little, R. Ginest, L. Thrall, B. Cummings, B. Griggs, M. Neufeld. A Abel, Ronda 74,138 Abrahamson, Kara 74,150 Acker, Delton 74,103 Adams, Donna 32 Adams, john 74,141 Adams, Karen 74 Adams, Leroy 74,187 Aelmore, Marsha 74 Adkins, William 102,169 Ahrens, Douglas 32 Ahrens, Timothy L. 32 Albin, Donna 32 Albright, Gail 32 Albright, Sharlan 74 Alderson, Larry 74 Alexander, D.R. 32 Alexander, Michael L. 32 Alexander, Shannon 74, 184 Allen, Barbara 67 Allen, David 74 Allen, Gary 32 Allen, Karen 74 Allen, Olin 169, 170 Allen, Robert 32, 67 Allen, Wanda 166 Allgood, john R. 74 Allsup, Dwight 32 Altrater, Kim 32 Ambler, Douglas 32 Amos, Larry 74 Ancell, Vincent 32, 103 Andereck, Nancy 32,137 Anderson Bradford 32 Anderson Brent E. 32 Anderson, Bruce 32 Anderson jane 27, 32 Anderson Ken 32, 74 Anderson Paul 74 Anderson Sherry 32 Angell, Thomas 32 Anthony, Ray 179 Antoine, Albert 32 Applegate, Gary 32 Applegate, Kim 32 Archer, Connie 74, 142 Armstrong, Michael 32 Armstrong, Susan 33, 137 Arnold, janet 33, 138 Ary, Max 74 Asberry, Tony 74 Asbury, P. 67 Ash, Lynn 33 Ashcraft, Leo 168 Index Asher, Laurel 74 Aska, Alvin 33, 74 Atkinson, Steve 74 Auernheimer, Ronald 33 Augerot, Rosalie 33 Avery, Gaylord 33, 187 Avery, Marcia 33, 96 B Baar, Stephen 74 Babcock, Gary 74 Bachand, john 75 Bachman, Marvin 75 Back, johnnie 75,141 Badgett, Larry 33 Bailey, Becky 33 Bailey, Clifford 33 Bailey, Gerold 33 Bainum, Rex 75 Baker, Linda 33 Baldauf, Robert 33 Bales, Clifford 33 Ball, Tony 75 Ballah, Thomas 33 Ballard, Rickey 33, 103 Ballhagen, Eunice 33 Bahr, Donald 33 Banker, Dean 174 Banks, Laurel 33 Banz, Lita 33 Banz, Rick 75 Barker, Edwin 33,102 Barkman, Dennis 67 Barkman, Donald 33, 75 Barkman, Leonard 75 Barnes, George 33 Barnes, jack 75 Barnes, Sherry 75 Barnhart, Scott 33, 151 Barr, Dean 75, 114, 115 Barr, Steve 22 Barstow, janet 14, 75 Bartan, D. 141 Bartlett, Marcia 33 Barton, Dale 75 Barton, Michael 67 Base, Michael 33 Battershell, Montie 33 Battey, Garry 33, 152 Battey, jerry 167 Bauer, james 33 Baugh, Randal 33 Baughan, Kristie 33 Baughan, Stephen 75 190 Baum, Vicki 33 Bauman, james 75 Baxter, B. 33 Baxter, Earl 33 Bayles, C. 184 Bayles, Rev. joseph 167 Base, jerry 75, 136,156 Beal, Michael 75 Bean, Frank 75,103 Beasley, Edwin, 187 Becker, Barry 33,187 Becker, Cheryl 33 Becker, Debbie 34 Bender, Bernice 164 Bengtson, Glenda 75 Bennett, Linda 34 Benson, Cheri 75, 187 Benson, S. 188, 189 Bentsan, Ann 75 Berends, Irene 75 Berger, Brent 75 Berger, j. 63 Bergkamp, Michael 34 Bergland, Harold 75 Bergman, jim 75 Bernhardt, james 75 Berryman, juna 34 Beshore, Philip 34 Bezdek, Susan 75 Bigger, james 34 Biggs, Myron 34 Biles, Bill 75 Billinger, Kenneth 75 Billings, Steven 34,136 Billingsley, Meryl 164 Binggeli, Harold 75 Bircher, joan 34 Bird, Paul 34 Birdwell, G. 34 Bishop, Donald 34 Bishop, jackie 34 Bitikofer, Anita 34 Bixby, Sandra 75, 187 Black, Vickie 75 Blackburn, B. 75 Blackim, David 167 Blackman, M. 67 Blana, Roderick 34 Blaine, Michael 34 Blain, Gary 75 Blair, S. 67 Blakesler, Charla 34 Blanchard, Kenneth 34 Blanding, Larry 34 Blea, Paul 75 Blew, Ronald 75 Blocker, john 76 Blythe, Marie 157, 170, 171, 172 Bockhous, Steve 34 Bogdanoveez, Stan 34 Boggs, Ronald 34 Bohanan, Mitchel 76 Bolton, john 187 Bond, Glenda 34 Bontrager, Carolyn 27, 76,139 Borth, Roger 76 Bosch, john 76,156 Bossemeyer, Dinnis 34,141 Boswell, Richard 34 Botkin, 1. 67 Bowen, Monte 76 Bowles, juliel76 Bowles, Lisa 34 Bowman, Richard 76 Bowman, Rodney 76 Boyce, Denny 76 Boyd, Steve 34, 76 Bozarth, Cynthia 34 Bozeman, Susan 76187 Bracey, Charles 76 Bracey, Patricia 76 Brack, Gary 95,189 Brack, Vernon 95 Bradley, Mary 34 Brady, Patricia 27, 76, 93 Bragg, Marsha 76 Brandenberger, jack 76 Bradenberger, Randy 76 Brandt, Mary 76 Brandyberry, Ardon 170,171 Branton, David 34 Brayton, Larry 34,141,187 Brecheisen, Rodney 76 Breitenbach, Roberta 34 Brenn, Michael 34,149,188 Brenner, Pat 67 Brensing, joan 34,140 Brewer, joe 173 Bribiesca, Bobby 34 Brown, Linda 35,142 Brown, Lana 77,142 Brown, Mark 35 Brown, Pamela 35, 87,187 Brown, Richard 95 Brown, Robert 35 Brown, Robert 77 Brown, R. Buddy 35 Bruner, Katherine 77,142 Brune, Robert 35 Brunkow, Ward 77,187 Bruntzel, jennifer 35 Catherwood, john 77 Cattrell, Kelly 36 Ceppenati, Larry 77,102 Chabin, Tom 36,154 Chaffin, Mollie 164 Chance, Carol 138 Chapman, Gary 36 Charles, Mike 77 Chaney, Bert 169 Cheatum, Tina 36 Chegwidden, Dennis 168 Chegwidden, Dorthy 77 Bribiesca, joe 76 Bridgewater, Terry 34, 35,187 Bright, Roger 35 Brittain, Mary 181 Britton, L. A. 173 Brock, Gary 187, 188 Broadus, Donna 182 Brooks, Avery 35 Brooks, Betty 180 Brooks, Deborah 35 Brown, Charles 76 Brown, Dale 35 Brown, Darlene 35 Brown, Darwin 35 Brown, Gilbert 35 Brown, Lana 35 Brown, Larry 35 Bryant, Steven 35 Buller, Donita 35 Bumm, Lawrence 35 Bunn, Dale 35 Burch, Mary 35 Burden, Karen 142,162,163 Burden, William 67 Burgess, Kathleen 35 Burke, Cathy 77 Burkholder, David 77 Burkitt, Robert 77 Burleson, jody 77 Burnett, Scott 35 Burnette, William 35 Burns, Colleen 35 Burris, Marcia 35 Buscher, William 36 Buschman, Frank 148,166 Busenitz, Calvin 36 Bussard, jerry 77 Butterfield, M. B. 161 Bybee, Betty 166 Byerley, Alan 77 C Cabral, Nelda 36 Cain, Brent 36 Calhoun, Rodnoy 36 Calvird, Ronald 36 Campbell, Cindra 36 Campbell, D. 36,114,118 Campbell, George 77 Campbell, Rick 36 Canfield, G. 67 Canning, jack 67 Cantin, Ginger 138 Carder, Vernon Lee 36 Carey, P. 61 Carson, Barbara 14, 77,148 Carter, Donald 77,143 Carter, Frances 36,187 Carter, Kim 36 Cartwright, Mike 36 Caspar, Leo 77 Caster, Sandy 36 191 Chiaro, Ron 36 Childs, Arthur 36 Childs, Richard 36 Childs R. 77 Christian, john 77 Christrianson, Carol 36 Christopher, james 36 Churchman, Carman 36 Claar, Lawrence 36 Churchman, C. 77 Clark, Diana 36 Clark, jack 36,141 Clark, james 36 Clark, Mack 36 Clark, Richard 36 Claunch, Mary jane 14, 25 77 Clapp, Eugene 168 Clay, Beverly 77 Cline, Susan 36 Clouse, Elizabeth 36,184 Clum, Cheryl 36 Coady, Michael 36 Coady, Nicholas 77 Colahan, james 36 Colborn, jerry 67 Cole, Diane 77 Coleman, james 77 Colle, Tony 36,136 Colley, Larry 77,103,109 Collins, Tim 37 Colly, G. 37 Comer, Kelly 145 Conard, Donna 37 Conkling, Bobby 37,152 Conner, Larry 37 Conrad, Peter 77 Conrady, Anthony 77 Constantinescu, Marion 77 Cook, Nancy 77 Coontz, Larry 141 Cooper, Katheryn 37 Cope, Pamela 37 Corkins, Phillip 37 Coslett, Shelia 16, 37 Covert, Chris 37 Cox, Rethine 37 Crabbs, Edwin 37 Crable, Dallas 23, 29, 37 Craig, Evalina 37 Craft, Merle 182 Crain, S. 37,189 Cranor, Tim 67 Crawford, Countee 37 Crittenden, Alonzo 13, 37,102,109 Cross, Danny 37 Crouthers, Linda 37 Crowe, Wetona 37 Crump, Debbie 14, 37,155 Culver, Cheryl 37 Culver, Shirley 37,157 Cummings, Beth 37,187,188 Cutting, Deanna 38 D Dale, Randall 38 Dale, Sara 170, 171 Dalke, David 38 Darling, Stephen 38 Darling, Winifred 38 Davidson, Diane 38 Davidson, jeff 38 Davies, Norwood 38 Davis, Bill 179 Davis, David 38 Davis, Dennis 38 Davis, james 38 Davis, Richard 38 Davis, Roberta 67 Davisson, Larry 38 Dawson, Herman 38, 70 Deally, Rita 38 Dean, Rodney 38 Decker, julie 38 Deering, Gary 38 DeGarmo, Anita 38 Deming, Verl 38 Demling, Michael 38 Demmitt, Michael 38 Dennis, Mario 38,149,154 Derley, judith 38 Deuth, julie 81 Devena, james 38 DeWitt, Thomas 38 Dick, Duane 38 Dick, Roger 38 Dickenson, Russell 168 Dickerson, Randy 38,43,156,188, 189 Dickson, jaye 81 Diener, Dawn 81,189 Diener, Mary 182 Dietz, Carolyn 81 Diggs, jack 38 Diggs, Norman 81 Dirks, joan 38 Dirksen, john 178 Dirksen, Louise 181 Dixon, Carolee 38, 67 Dodge, Michael 38 Dole, David 81 Doll, Kirk 38,103 Donhan, Douglas 38 Doonon, Kenneth 81,136 Douglas, Clifford 38 Downing, Dan 81 Drake, Frank 39 Dreiling, Steve 39,110 Dreitz, Carol 39 Drew, Tony 39 Droch, Larry 67 Drumhiller, Earnest 39 Duckworth, Marvin 170 Duft, james 67 Duffy, Richard 39 Dugan, Michael 39 Duggan, Rosemary 39 Dunham, Timothy 39 Dunlap, jane 81 Dunn, Linda 39 Dutton, Ronald 81 Dyke, David 39 E Eales, Robert 39 Ebel, Mark 39 Ebner, Zack 81 Eck, Kay 39 Eckstein, Dewana 16, 39,134 Edgar, Peggy 14, 138, 181 Edgar, David 39,134 Egbert, Peggy 22, 39 Ediger, Davis 81,113 Edwards, Connie 81, 142 Egbert, Michael 81 Eilerts, Arless 164, 165 Ek, Steven 39 Eldridge, Dale 39 Eldridge, Danny 81 Elliott, Gary 39,102 Elliott, Fred 173 Elliott, james 39 Elliott, Randy 39 Ellis, Richard 81 Ellis, Richard 39 Elser, Christina 39 Emerson, Cheryl 81, 138 Enders, Cynthia 70,189 England, Robert 40 Engle, Marsha 40 Engle, Philip 81 Enoch, james 81 Ensminger, Sue 40 192 Ensminger, jim 40 Epp, Eldon 40,189 Epp, Steven 40 Erickson, William 95 Erickson, William 67 Esping, Greg 81 Expinoza, Tony 40 Eswein, Mark 40 Evans, Brad 81 Evans, Ethel 40 Evans, Galen 40 Evans, jackie 40 Everitt, Gwen 40 Everett, Cynthia 137 Ewing, janette 40 Ewy, Christi 40, 138 Ewy, Elinor 81 Ewy, Ronald 22, 81 Eye, Tracey 40 Eubanks, Elma 67 Eurton, Verlin 67 F Faerber, Richard 81 Fahrney, Shirley 81 Farley, Michael 40 Farmer, Warren 40,13 Farney, Michael 40 Fast, Dan 81 Fast, Lawrence 81 Feist, Micheal 81 Feldman, Teresa 40 Fell, Cecil 40, 52, 102 Feltner, Anna 40 Fenster, Stephen 81, 40 Fenwick, Ronald 40 Fenwick, Wayne 40 Ferguson, Donald 40 Ferguson, Gary 40 Ferrell, Richard 40 Fey, Tony 40 Ficken, Karen 81 Field, Curtis 40 Fields, Edward 40 Fink, Donald 40 Fischer, Ann 40 Fischer, Dennis 40 Fishburn, Paul 40, 149, 140 Fisher, julia 40 Fisher, Steven 188,189 Fiskin, Kathy 81 Fitts, Sheileen 81,154,177 Fitzgerald, Debra 41 Fletcher, Claud 81 Fletcher, Sharon 81 Fletcher, Sharon 68 Flickinger, Christine 41 Florez, Curtis 81 Flory, Dana 81 Flythe, Carl 41 Forker, Dan 170 Folock, Susan 41 Fornwalt, jack 41 Fortin, Elizabeth 41,157 Fortune, Pat 67 Foss, Douglas 80, 136, 81,112 Foster, Gregory 80 Fountain, Galen 41 Fowler, Kimberly 80, 96,142 Fox, Bradley 41 Foy, Mark 95 Frank, Lawrence 41 Frank, Shirley 80,140 Franklin, jerry 41 Franklin, Lola 80 Frans, Dennis 41, 20 Fredericksen, Michael 80 Freeman, George 41 Freeman, Karen 41 French, Michael 41, 136 Frey, David 41,149 Friday, William 41 Friesen, Dennis 41 Friesen, Larry 80 Friesen, Rita 41 Friesen, Sandra 41 Froese, Charles 80,187 Froese, Robert 168 Froetschner, james 80 Froetschner, Phillip 41 Frost, Marcia 80 Frost, Patricia 41 Fry, Charles 80 Fry, janice 41, 187 Fry, jodene 80 Fry, Timothy 41 Fulks, Nancy 41 Fuller, Mike 42 Fullmer, Donald 42 Fulton, David 42 G Gagnebin, Glenn 80 Gagnebin, Rick 67 Gaines, janet 42 Galloway, Diana 80 Galvin, William 42 Galyon, Wesley 42 Gantz, Dwight 42 Garanson, Richard 42 Garcia, Ann 67 Garcia, Cecila 42 Garcia, Lee 42 Gardiner, john 42 Gardner, Bette 42 Gardner, Larry 80,113 Garlow, Douglas 42 Garwood, Donald 42,187 Gates, jeffery 42 Gaughan, Kathleen 80 Geesling, Patricia 80 George, Marilyn 42 Gerber, Gregory 42 Gerdes, Fredrick 42 Gerdel, Alice 180 Gibbons, Marcia 42 Gibson, Cynthia 42 Gibson, Richard 80 Gilbert, Tina 42 Gilmore, Christine 42 Ginest, Louisa, 42 Graham, Helen 81 Graham, john 81 Gray , Coye 43, 187 Gray, Deloris 43 Gray, Garry 81 Gray, john 81 Gray, joseph 43 Gray, Larry 43 Gray, Scott 43 Green, Donna 67 Green, Donna 43 Green, Gerald 43 Green, Kenny 43 Greenert, Rebecca 43 Gridley, Donna 43 Ginest, Ro Ann 80,187,188 Gingerich, jerry 42 oisel, Dick 114, 169 Gish, Charles 67 Gish, james 80 Gish, Phyllis 80,143 Gitchell, Raymond 80 Githens, Linda 42 Giunta, Nancy 42 Glasgow, Steven 80 Glaze, Cheryl 42 Gleason, Dale 164 Gleason, Garnet 42, 187 Glynn, Robert 173 Goentzel, Ken 80 Goering, Galen 42,134 Goering, jim 80 Goering, Vicki 42 Goerl, Vernon 80 Goertz, jane 80 Goertz, Robert 42 Goldsmith, William 153,1 Gooch, Dwight 42 Good, Charles 42, 80 Good, john 42 Goodale, Marsha 42,141 Goodbrake, janice 42 Goodrick, Ricky 80 Gordon, Charles 80 Gordon, joleen 43 Gormly, William 43 Gorton, Donna 43 Goss, David 80,111 Goss, Rodney 43 Goss, Shelia 43,138 Graber, Bonnie 43 Graber, Bruce 43,103 Graber, jim 43 Graber, Larry 81 Graber, Steve 29,156,181 Gracey, janet 43, 154 7 Griffith, Robert 43 Griggs, Bryan 43,188 Griggs, William 80 Griggs, Kendall 173 Grimes, Charles 80 Grimes, Rebecca 43 Griswold, Esther 142, 162 Grose, Marlene 80,143,147 Grose, Nellene 80,143,147 Grossardt, Shirley 43 Grotheer, Erich 80,114,115,117 Groves, Michael 44 Guercio, jacob 44 Guettsche, Phyllis 44 Gutherie, Greg 44 Gutherie, Steve 81,126 Guy, Erwin 44 Gwinner, Constance 44,137, 140 H Hackenberger, Dean 155 Hacker, Daniel 44 Hackler, William 44 Hackney, Byron 44 Hadorn, Vanie 81 Haen, Bill 44, 102 Haesemyer, Donna 81,142 Haesemeyer, Wanda 44 Haines, Daniel 81 Hale, Gene 162 Graham, Deanna 43,187,189 193 Hale, Lawrence 81,187 Hall, Doris 182 Hall, judy 81 Hall, Kathy 44 Hall, Lawrence 44, 113 Hall, Steven 81 Hallford, johnny 44,177 Hallock, john 44 Halpain, Duane 141, 162 Ham, Bruce 44 Hamilton, Edd 44 Hamilton, judy 44 Hamilton, Randy 81 Hanchett, Linda 44, 14 Hancook, Kenny 110 Hankins, Rosa 81 Hansel, Thomas 81 Hansen, james 44 Hanson, Alfred 44 Harbold, Raymond 44,188 Harder, jesse 169 Hardwick, johnny 44,110 Hardy, jimmie 45 Hare, Patricia 44 Harmon, Lester 45 Harmon, Larry 81 Harmon, Michael 45 Harmon, Rex 81 Harms, Lois 45 Harper, Steven 45 Harrell, john 45,135 Harris, Harold 45 Harris, jane 81 Harris, Myron 45 Harrison, Kirk 45 Hartl, Melanie 45 Hartman, Cathleen 81 Hartman, David 45 Hartman, Larry 45 Hartman, Rodney 45 Hartnett, Gerry 45 Hatfield, Charlotte 81,156 Hawk, Darrell 82 Hawkes, Sharon 45 Hawkins, Kenise 45 Hawkins, Ralph 82 Hawks, Terran 45,136 Hawks, Timothy 82 Hawver, janis 45 Hay, David 45 Hayden, Bill 45 Hayes, Norma 45 Hayes, Patrick 45,113 Headings, David 45 Headings, Gary 45 Headley, Harolynn 46 Hedrick, Dexter 46 Hedrick, Richie 103, 81 Hedrick, Sharon 46,187 Heinitz, William 46 Heinlein, Daryl 46 Helgeson, Ricky 46 Heline, Katherine 46 Hellman,jennine 81 Helmer, janell 46 Helmuth, Larry 46 Helten, Mark 46 Henderson, Alta 178 Henderson, Glenn 46 Henderson, Glenn 82 Henderson, Kenneth 46 Hendricks, Marita 82 Hendrickson, Karla 137 Hendrickson, Patricia 46, 82 Henley, Pat 95 Henning, Alvin 46 Henry, Arthur 162 Henry, john 46 Heritage, Bill 46 Herman, joanne 82 Hess, Clinton 82 Hess, Ronald 46 Hesse, Frederick 82 Hickey, Gerald 166 Hildebrandt, jeffery 95 Hildebrant, Sandra 46 Hill, Dennis 82 Hillman, judith 46, 187 Hillshafer, Thomas 46 Hilton, Dean 82 Hindman, Kenneth 46 Hines, Bonnie 46 Hines, Evylon 82 Hinkle, Brad 82 Hinshaw, Roger 46 Hittlem, jimmy 82 Hobbs, Patrick 46 Hodson, Mary 154 Hobson, Mary 82 Hoefer, Galen 46 Hoesch, William 46 Hoffer, janice 137 Hoffman, Albert 141, 154 Hoffman, Carl 82 Hoffman, Darel 82 Hoffman, Denise 82 Hogan, Danny 82,154 Hoglund, Barbara 161 Hoglund, Vern 162 Holcomb, Gabrielle 46 Holcomb, Michelle 82 Holloway, Van 46,114 Holloway, Gary 82 Holloway, judy 46 Holloway, judy 82 Holmes, Sydney 46,149 Holt, Peg 46,150 Holzrichter, Beverly 46 Hooker, Velma 46 Hoover, Marcia 46 Hopkins, Lynda 46 Hoppes, Mary 46, 82 Horn, Roberta 47, 24 Hornbaker, Charles 156, 82, 136, 72 Hornbaker, Mark 47 Hornbeck, Gwendolyn 82 Hornbuckle, Carol 83 Hornbuckle, Steven 47 Horning, Mike 83 Horyna, jane 83,154 Hoskins, Emily 47 Hostutler, john 83, 187 194 Houdyshell, Roy 83 Houk, Peggy 47 House, jody 47 Howell, Everly 47 Howell, Steven 47 Howerton, Mark 47 Hubbard, Ann 83,138 Hubbard, Vila 83 Hudson, Cecilia 47 Hudson, Mary 47 Hudson, Raymond 83 Huebert, Mildred 47' Huff, Terry 83 Hufferd, Darrell 83, 17, 111 Hughes, Bette 47 Hughes, Robert 47 Hulse, Elmer 47 Humiston, Howard 47 Hund, Gregory 47 Hunt, Betty 182 Hunt, Betty 181 Hunt, jimmie 47 Hunt, Lawrence 47 Hunt, Ron 47,136 Hunter, Rusty 83 Hurlburt, Allan 83 Hurlburt, janet 47 Ireland, Charlene 83 Irving, Napoleon 13, 47 Irwin, Richard 47 Isbell, David 47 Isenhower, jeffy 48,134, Isley, john 48 I jackson, Connie 173 jackson, Howard 48 jackson, Nancy 95 jackson, Sandra 48 jacques, Michael 48 jacques, Ronald 83 james, Iva 163 james, Michael 48 janson, David 48, 96, 113 jantz, Amos 178 iamz, D. B. 20, 97, 173 jarvis, Kathleen 48 jarvis, Patricia 24, 48 jasso, Anita 83 jenkins, Nora 48 jenkins, Sara 48 jewell, William 83 jiles, Steaven 48 176,177 johannsen, jean 83 johnson, Carl 83 johnson, Craig 83 johnson, Eileen 83 johnson, Howard 102 johnson, jaqueline 48,135,187 johnson, jon 48 johnson, Mark 83 johnson, Mary 83 johnson, Patricia 83, 141 johnson, Patricia 95 johnson, Patricia 48 johnson, Ray 24, 48 johnson, Robert 83 johnson, Steve 48 johnson, Thomas 48, 114, 123, 125 johnson, Valerie 48 johnston, Steve 48 jones, Chester 178 jones, Gordon 173 jones, Sandra 48, 187, 188,189 jones, Robert 48 jones, Robert 83 jordan, Paul 83 jorgensan, jon 48 julian, Charlotte 182 julian, jennifer 83 K Kahnert, Edward 48 Kalmar, Paul 48, 187 Kantz, john 50 Kaspar, David 83,136 Kasparek, Gerald 83 Kasparek, Teresia 48 Katzenmeier, Rodney 48 Kaufman, Gordon 48,110 Kaufman, joseph 83 Kaufman, Terri 177, 48, 44 Kautzer, Charles 48 Kautzer, Steven 83 Kay, Steven 48 Kayser, Robert 48 Keady, Eugene102, 114,171,170 Kernohan, Glen 49 Kearney, David 48,134 Keene, Gary 48 Kegler, Douglas 50 Kehn, Sheryl 95 Keimig, Glenna 138, 157 Keimig, Michael 49 Keller, Dale 164 Keller, Sandra 49 Keller, Vickie 49,187 Kelly, Annie 187, 157 Kelly, Duane 189 Kelley, Linda 49 Kelley, Patricia 83 Kelly, Thomas 156, 167 Kennedy, Bill 49 Kent, Margaret 95 Kenyon, Rich 49 Kiene, Constance 84 Killgore, Terry 84 Kimble, David 49, 68 Kimbrel, Tom 84 Kincaid, Barbara 49 King, Danny 49 King, joLynn 16 Kingdom, Reed Kingry, Lauren 49, 188,189 Kinzel, Steve 49 Kinzie, Gail 49, 138 Kirk, Diane 49, 25, 27, 187, 189 Kirk, Dennis 84,187,189 Kirk, Kenneth 49 Kirkley, Katherine 84 Kirkpatrick, Kim 49, 93,139, 72 Kiser, Randy 84 Kitch, Michael 84, 113 Kitchen, William 172 Klein, Dennis 84 Klein, john 84 Kliewer, Royce 49 Klusener, Linda 49 Klusman, Bob 84 Knoblock, Dennis 84,103 Kock, David 81,170,171 Koch, Steve 49,103,108 Koehn, Ronnie 49 Koelling, Beverly 50 Koestel, Gary 84 Koon, james 84 Korf, Lana 50 Keafels, Richard 50,114 Kramer, Mark 50 Kreatzer G. 187 Krehbiel, Beth 50 Krehbiel judy 50, 57 Krehbiel Kent 50 Krehbiel Rodney 50 Krentzel Barbara 50 Kreutzer, Charlene 50 Kreutzer, Gary 50 Kriegh, Kelley 50 Kroeker, Donna 84 Kroeker, Stephen Kruger, Glen 84 Kruger, Rita 50 Kuhn, David 50 L Lackey, Deborah 84 Lacy, Shirley 50 Laird, janet 50 Lake, Delmer 50 195 Lam, Michael 50 Lamont, Packard 84 Lane, Dave 163 Lang, Ronald 50 Langhofer, Keith 50 Langhofer, Kent 50 Langley, Dennis 50,149 Lanning, Gary 84 Lansdown, Paul 50 Larimore, Gary 50, 187, 189 Larsen, Peder 50 Larson, Brian 50 Larson, Karen 50 Laster, Ralph 50 Latimore, Marion 84,103 Laufenberg, Linda 50 Laverentz, Linda 50 Lawrence, Melanie 84 Lawrence, Steven 84,102 Lawson, Larry 84 Leatherman, Robin 50 LeClair, joyce 50 Lee, Larry 84 Legge, judith 84 Leiker, Donna 50, 150 Leiker, jeanette 50,163 Leiker, Reggie 68 Lemaster, Larry 84 Lemen, Clifford 51 Lemen, Cynthia 51 Leonard, Roger 51 Leslie, Cindy 51 Leslie, jeanne 84,138,143 Lett, Connie 51 Lewis, Daleen 84 Lewis, john 68,189 Lewis, Leslie 51 Lewis, Patty 51 Lewis, Richard 84 Liddeke, Danny 84 Likes, Thomas 84 Linder, Hazel 182 Lindh, Kerry 51 Lindsay, Cynthia 51 Lindsley, David 84 Link, Dorothy 51 Linn, Rodger 84 Lins, joao 84, 95 Lipkins, Kenneth 51,102 Lippoldt, William 57 Little, Rosemary 51,187,188 Livengood, john 51,136 Livingston, joe 51,189 Lock, Clarinon 84 Loder, Lyle 84 Loesch, Ronald 85 Logan, Steven 85 Long, Edgar 51 Long, Elizabeth 22, 85 Long, james 51 Long, Steven 51 Loop, Gary 51 Loucks, Angela 51,187 Love, Bob 51,114,117,123,125 Love, Thomas 85 Love, Virginia 51 Lowe, Rodney 51 Luehring, Peggie 85 Lundemo, Thomas 85 Lunt, Brenda 51 Luce, Cecile 184 Lustig, james 52 Luty, Harlan 52 Lyman, Dean 85 Lynch, Marcia 85 Lyne, Barbara 52 Lynn, Larry 85 Lyons, Karen 95 M Maben, William 171, 172 Mabry, William 53 Mack, Margo 164 MacFarland, Tim 86 Mackey, Mary jane 86,156 Madl, Duayne 86 Magie, Richard 53 Mai, Stephen 86 Major, Patricia 53 Mallory, james 53 Maloney, james 170 Marciano, Anna 53,141 Marcum, Carolyn 53 Marcy, john 86 Maresch, Myron 86 Marez, Gerald 53 Mark, Cheryl 53 Mark, Edna 53 Mark, Larry 53 Marston, Richard 53,152 Martens, Lonnie 53 Martin, Bud 53 Martin, Earl 13, 53 Martin, Gerald 114 Martin, Kenneth 53,103,145 Martin, Lonnie 53 Martin, Peggy 53 Masterson, Terry 169 Matlack, William 68 Matous, john 103, 145, 171, 172 Matous, Harold 86 Matson, Irma 54 Mattison, Brett 54, 135, 155 Maurath, Ronald 86 Mayberry, Charles 86 Mayfield, Dennis 54 Mayfield, Ross 68 Mayo, jack 54 Maze, David 54, 187 Mead, jane 54,148 Mead, Ronald 54 Medlam, Danny 54 Meigs, Leon 169 Mendell, Bill 54,189 Mendenhall, Kenneth 163 Mendenhall, Neil 54 Mendenhall, Steven 54 Menefee, Steven 54, 135 Meng, Dixie 54 Mennard, Richard 95 Merrill, Robin 54 Mettlen, Blythe 54 Metz, john 86 Meyer, john 86 Meyer, Mark 54 Michael, Kurt 72, 86,150 Michel, Stanley 54 Milburn, Dwight 54 Miles, Kent 86 Morgan, jac 86 Morgan, jane 147, 170 Morgan, Wendell 172 Morgan, William 55 Morris Deborah 55 Morris jack 103 Morris Leon 55 Morris, Michael 55 Morris, Patricia 55 Morris, Toni 139 Morris jim 86 Miller, Andrew 136 Miller, Beverly 54, 81,102,187 Miller, Brad 86 Miller, Dale 54 Miller, David 54 Miller, janice 24, 86 Miller, jerry 54 Miller, joe 54 Miller, john 5 Miller, Lee 169 Miller, Lenny 89 Miller, Mervin 86 Miller, Robert 86, 187, 188 Miller, Terry 54 Miller, Vergil 54 Miner janis 68 Minor, jerry 54 Mitchell, james 54,102 Morrison, Douglas 86 Moser, Bob 29,114,115,116 119 122 Moxter, Larry 55 Moyer, David 95 Moyer, Karen 86 Mueller, Michael 55, 85 Munzer, Ruby 171,172 Myers, Iva 55 Myers, Patricia 24, 55 Myers, Randy 55 MC McAdams, james 52 McAlhaney, Franklin 85 McCall, David 85 McCarthy, Michael 52 McCleave, Randall 52 McClelland, Gary 52 McCormick, Catherine 52 McCormick, Michael 52 McCoy, Allen 52 McCoy, Charles 85 McCoy, jon 52, 114 McCoy, Kermit 52 McCready, Myron 15, 52 McCue, Lynda 85 McDaniel, Michalen 52 McDaniel, Rodney 52 McElwain, Lanita 52 McElwain, Sandra 85 McFadden, Allan 85 McFadden, Michael 85 McFarland, joAnn 85 McGauthney, Kay 52 McGee, Denise 52 McGill, Wayne 52 Martin, Sally 53,137 Martin, Scott 54 Martinez, Annette 23, 26, 86, 139, 143 Martinez, Edward 152, 174 Martinez, Sandra 54,138 Mason, Duane 86 Massey, Marsha 86 Mast, Willard 86 Masterson, Deborah 54, 138,140 Mitchell, Karen 54 Mobley, Vicki 86,138 Mock, Leland 54 Moffat, David 68 Monarez, Louie 54 Moore, john 55 Moore, julie 54 Moore, Terry 86 Moorman, Myrna 181 Moran, Katherine 86 196 McGinnis, Ronald 85 McC.uire, Michael 148, 189 McHugh, Craig 52 Mclntosh, Hazel 52 Mclver, Katherine 52 McKenzie, Tim 85 McKinney, Gary 85 McKissick, Robert 52 McLain, james 172 McLain, jerald 52 McLain, Patrick 72, 85 McLaughlin, jane 53,134,137 McLaughlin, Terry 12,13, 85,136 McMillen, Hugh 172 McMullen, David 53 McMurray Douglas 29,145,187, 189 McMurray, jim 85 McMurray james 53 McMurray, Kathy 53, 102,140, 187, 189 McMurray Ken 172 Mmm, Ralph 86 McReynolds, William 86 N Nabb, julie 86 Naghdineiad, j. 55 Nash, Billie 86 Neaderhiser, Barbara 55 Nelson, Elaine 86, 148 Nelson, Frederick 55 Nelson, Mark 55 Nemechek, Brent 87 Nettles, Edward 55 Neufeld, Marjorie 55 Newell, Bruce 55 Newell, Marc 55, 87 Nichols, Connie 171, 172 Nichols, Diana 55 Nichols, Philip 55 Nichols, Ruth 180 Nicholson, Robert 171,172 Nickel, Gary 87 Nickerson, Robert 55,187 Nicklin, Craig 87 Niemeir, Thomas 87,147 Nisly, janice 87 Nisley, Nevin 56 Norland, Kenneth 56 Norman, Gary 56 Norquist, Cheryl 87 Northrup, David 87, 114,11 119,122 Nuest, jerry 56 Nuefeld, Mark 187 Nunemaker, Bruce 56,113 Nunes, Patricia 56 Nungesser, jim 87 Nunns, jim 68 Nusbaum, Michael 56,176 Nuff, George 87 O Oberly, Richard 87 6,118 Ocker, Theodore 56 Ogden, jane 87 Odgen, Max 56 O'Halleran, Michael 87 O'Hara, Wayne 87 okesph, David 29, 87, 114, 11 Oldenstadt, Verna 164 Olivier, Lawrence 56 Olson, Marguerite 56,187 Olson, Reva 87 Omar, Sue 87 O'Neil, Richard 56 Orr, Floyd 56 Ortman, Frederic 56 Osborn, Earl 56 Osborne, Vincent 56 O'Sullivan, Patrick 56 Oswald, Charles 170 Otte, Kenneth 87 Overstreet, George 56 P Paar, Nick 56 Padgham, Steven 87 Paige, Dick 87,148 Palacioz, Chris 87 Palmer, Dean 87,187 Palmer jane 95 Palmer Kathy 87 Palmer Steve 56 Palsmeier, Richard 56 Pankratz, Monty 56, 114, 136 Pan kratz, Susan 56, 187 Peters, Alan 56 Peters, Ronald 57 Petersen, Patricia 57 Peterson, joyce 88 Petty, judity 88,142 Pfeifer, Bonita 24, 57,138 Philbrick, Deborah 57 Philbrick, Robert 88 Phillips, Carla 88 Phillips, Cheryl 88 Philips, Ken 39,102 Phillips, Les 179 Piderit, Kristine 57 Pieper, Loren 57 Pieplow, Susan 57 Pierce, Bennie 13, 22, 57 Pierce, Ronald 68 Pierce, Shellie 88 Pierson, Pamela 57 Piland, Donald 57 Pipkih, Gale 57 Pittman, Gerald 57 Pitts, Phillip 57 Pitts, Ron 88 Pitts, Ron 88 Platt, Fred 88 Platz, Charles 166 Plouch, Vernon 175 Podszus, Helen 57 Poe, Robb 57 Poinsett, Randy 57 Polson, Duane 88 Poltera, Ronald 88 Pool, Thomas 57 Poorman, jerry 57 Papon, Bruce 56, 110,126 Partridge, Terri 87 Parks, Claude 174 Paschal, Douglas 88,140 Patry, Lawrence 20, 88 Patterson, David 56 Patton, Steven 56 Pauls, Cynthia 88 Pauls, jeanette 68 Paulson, Steve 56 Payne, Bradley 68 Payne, Gail 56 Peak, Peggy 56 Peak, Timothy 56 Pearson, Rodney 56 Peckham, Bernita 88 Peckham, Lila 56 Penka, Michael 56 Penner, E. M. 68 Penny, Bob 88 Peoples, Nancy 56 Perkins, Martha 88 Perrill, Ariel 165 Pestinger, Rodney 56 Peterman, William 88 197 Poort, Dale 57 Pope, Cynthia 177 Pope, Ronald 88 Popp, Charlotte 181 Popp, Gary 95 Popp, Patricia 57 Popp, Ruth 57 Porter, William 88 Potter, Iris 68 Potucek, Monica 27, 88, 149 Poulseen, Loren 57 Poulton, Glenn 57 Powell, Kenneth 57 Powers, David 88 Pownell, Milton 88 Poynter, james 58 Preheim, Larry 58 Previtera, Gwen 89, 96 Prickett, Connie 15, 58, 70 Priem, William 89 Priest, Ron 58 Prilliman, D. 58 Prose, Pat 87 Pryor, David 58,140, 187 Puckett, David 89 Purcell, Mary 58 Purcell, Saryl 58, 148 Putnam, Randy 58 Richardson, Linda 64 Richardson, Martha 64,188, Richardson, Randal 89,112 Richmeier, Wayne 89 R. Ragan, Phil 187 Raguse, Della 181 Rain bolt, Rhonda 89,138,142 Raine, Solomon 58 Raines, Michael 89 Ramirez, Steve 89 Ramos, jeananne 58 Ramsey, Doyle 58 Ramsey, Kathleen 58,157 Randles, Margaret 82, 143,166 Raner, Robert 89 Rankin, Frances 58 Ratzlaff, Michael 89, 187 Rauch, Walter 58 Raush, Robert 89 Rawlings, john 58 Ray, Austin 89 Rayl, Linda 89 Rayl, Myron 178 Rayl, Shelley 58 Raymond, julene 58 Read, Nina 58 Reddick, Linda 89 Redenbaugh, Duane 58 Redford, Debra 72, 89,140 Redman, Terry 58 Reed, Deborah 58 Reed, Melinda 58 Reed, Melissa 58 Reeves, Dick 64 Regehr, Connie 89,157 Regehr, Gary 89 Reger, Perry 64 Regier, Calvin 89 Regier, Edwin 89 Regier, Timothy 89,187 Reida, james 64,136 Reid, Marsha 64 Reid, William 89 Reifschneider, joyce 89 Reimer, Bruce 89 Reiss, Barbara 64, 138 Renner, Barbara 64 Renollet, Cherry 64 Rexer, Steven 64 Reynolds, Charles 64,187 Rhodes, james 64 Rhorer, Kyle 64 Rice, Kim 89 Rice, Richard 89 Rice, Roger 69, 68 Richarson, janet 89, 148 147,149 Ricke, Robert 64 Ricke, Vicky 64 Rider, Darrell 64 Riffel, Betty 161 Riley, Robert 89 Rios, Richard 179 Ripley, Michael 64 Rishel, joe 89 Robb, Andrew 179 Roberts, Elaine 89, 148 Roberts, Earlene 89,143,148 Roberts, Phyllis 89 Roberts, Robert 68, 152 Robertson, Loren 64 Robertson, Nancy 89, 139 Robertson, Patrick 64 Robertson, Ronald 89 Robidou, Michael 89 Robinson, Leroy 89,141 Robinson, Marlena 64 Rock, Franklin 64 Rohr, Donald 64,103 Roher, Kathy 64 Rolfs, Dennis 64 Rolfs, Marland 90 Rooker, Roger 64 Root Beth 64 Rose Darrell 64 Rose, Deann 64,187 Rose, janet 64 Rose, Debra 64 Roseberry, Murray 90 Ross, Curtis 64 Ross, Robert 64 Ross, Thomas 64 Roth, jim 64,103 Roush, Merry 64 Rowley, Donald 90,152 Rudicel, Charles 90 Rucker, Chris 90 Rudkin, Terry 64 Ruelas, Ernest 90 Rumford, Charles 152 Rund, james 29, 90, 136 Rupp, james 187 S Sallee, Russell 60 Sampson, Marianne 60,187,189 Sanders, Mark 60 Sanders, Stuart 60, 156 Sanderson, Kenneth 90 Santos, janet 60, 134,177 198 Savage, Herb 60,149 Savage, Paul 11, 43, 60, 102 Schaefer, Neil 90 Schauf, Alan 90,114 Schell, Dale 60,103 Schellenberg, Katherine 165 Scheuler, Anthony 60 Schierling, Gene 90 Schiff, Kathleen 95 Schinstock, james 165 Schmidt, Dorothy 16, 90 Schmidt, Gary 60 Schmidt, Gregory 90 Schmidt, james 17, 90, 135 Schmidt, jerry 60 Schmidt, Kenneth 17, 60 Schmidt, Lee 90 Schmidt, Michael 90 Schmidt, Terry 60 Schmidt, Vera 60 Schmidt, Victoria 14, 90,148 Schmidt, Willis 60 Scholle, james 90 Schorn, Tom 90 Schrock, Claire 60 Schraeder, Don 68 Schroeder, Alice 182 Schroeder, Edsel 90 Schroeder, Karen 60, 76 Schroeder, Terry 60 Schubert, Tim 60,187 Schultz, Everett 90 Schultz, Fred 60 Schultz, Paul 60 Schwab, Brent 90, 187 Schwab, Margie 57 Schwanke, Randall 90 Schwarn, Rodney 68 Schwartz, Vickie 60 Schwertfeger, Alan 60 Scott, Dick 60 Scott, Larry 60 Scott, Ronald 60 Seefeldt, Robert 90 Seidhl, Steven 60 Seifert, Laverne 61 Sellers, Bruce 61 Sellers, Sue 61 Settle, jimmy 61 Severtson, Steven 90 Shaffer, Carol 16, 61 Shanley, Michael 61 Shanline, julia 61 Sharp, Michael 90 Snay, Michael 90 Sheats, Eddie 61,102 Shelton, Timothy 61 Shepherd, Steven 61 Sheridan, Edwin 61 Sherrill, julie 90 Shike, Roger 70, 90 Shinn, Mike 61 shipy, Max 15, 61 Shiroky, Melvin 61 Shook, Dorothy 182 Shook, Randy 61 Shook, Susan 90 Short, Allen 90 Showalter, Christine 90.142 Showalter, Sharon 90 Shuler, Max 61 Shuler, Nancy 90 Shultz, Grace 61 Shurnan,VVendy61,138 Shuman, Frederic 161 Siefkes, Kenneth 141,163 Siemens, Larry 90 Siemens, Wayne 61 Sigler, Keith 165 Simon, Debbie 152 Simon, johnny 91,103 Simmons, Kyle 188, 189 Sims, Michael 91 Sjoholm, john 91, 153 Sparks, Donna 62 Sparling, john 68 Spellman, Tony 62 Spence, Kay 91 Spencer, Bill 62 Sperling, David 96 Spicer, Thomas 91,102,108 Spitz, Walter 167 Spohn, Karl 91 Sprinkle, Robert 91 Stacey, Carl 91 Stafford, Kristin 62 Stallings, Bonnie 62 Stanbeck, Max 15 Stanfill, Stanley 62 Stanfill, Steve 62 Stapleton, Deborah 20, 91 Stapleton, Nancy 62 Starrout, Chris 63 Stecklein, Bradley 91 Steele, Bill 62 Stein, Kenneth 91 Steinback, Mike 62,152 Steincamp, Robert 62 Steitz, Steven 62 Stelter, Carolyn 91 Skellenger, Fred 187 Skoch, Carl 156,161 Slater, Richard 91 Slaper, Frank 174 Sledgister, Scott 91 Sloop, Roderick 61 Smiley, Teresa 61 Stephen, Maurice 91 Stevens, Theda 62 Stewart, Bill 62 Stewart, Chris 62 Stewart, james 187 Stewart Raymond 170 Smith, Ann 172 Smith, Beverly 91 Smith, Daryl 61 Smith, Elliott 62 Smith, Floyd 62 Smith Gary 62, 189 Smith Gary 91 Smith Gerold 62, 91 Smith, james 91 Smith Kathleen 62 Smith Linda 68 Smith Marcy 61, 72,137 Smith Michael 62, 189 Smith Mae180 Smith Patricia 155,165 Smith Richard 62 Smith Rodney 91 Smith, Stanley 172 Smith, Stephen 62 Stieven:Terry 68 Stockhan, Robert 68 Stoelzing, james 62 Stoelzing, Lewis 168 Stoering, Harold 92 Stofer, Douglas 92 Stoffer, Mary 91 Stone, Stone, Storm, Storm, Dwayne 68 Helen 63, 168 Dawayne 92 Sandra 62 Stos, Ron 62 Snider, Gary 91,102 Socha, Billy 91 Stoss, Esther 180 Stout, Sheryl 62 Stover, Thomas 92 Strache, Bruce 92 Strickert, Dickie 62 Strickland, Linn 62 Stringer, james 161 Stroberg, jean 62,154 Strohm, David 62 Struble, Stan 92 Sommerfeld, Sandra 62 Sorem, Nelson 170 Souba, Michael 91 Soukup, Gregory 68 Spaeny, Michael 62, 136 Spangler, Danny 62 Stucky, Carolyn 63 Stucky, Glenn 63 Stucky, Marilyn 63 Stucky, Rita 63,149 Stucky, Rozanne 63 Stull, Bill 63 199 Sturgeon, Elaine 63,138,140,157, 187 Sturgeon, john 63 Sturgis, john 92,113 Stutzman, Susan 63,148 Suelter, Mikel 68 Suelter, Stanley 92 Sullivan, Michael 63 Sullivan Sharron 25, 92,1 189 Sumner, Gary 63 Surrett, Vicki 63 Suttle, jim 187 Suttle, Monty 12, 63 Sutton, jimmy 63 Sutton, Lynda 63 Sutton, Samuel 92 Svaty, Ann 63 Swafford, Margaret 181 Swann, Robert 63 Swanson, Dale 63 Swiggart, Brad 92 Swintan, Penny 92 Swisher, Lana 63 Sword, Margaret 92, 138 T' Tacha, Myron 92 Tamage, Terry 63 Tannahill, Dorothy 63 Taves, Dennis 64 Tavoline, Roberto 179 Taylor, C. E. 170 Taylor, Alan 92 Taylor, Loren 64 Tedder, Gail 64 Teeter, julie 182 Temple, Tom 92 3 Terry, Martin 64,114,122, Teeter, Peggy 68 Thach, james 64 Thacker, john 64 Thayer, Trudy 88,140 Thiessen, Duane 64,102 Thiessen, Lois 64 Thiessen, Loren 64 Thiessen, Sophie 180 Thode, Kenneth 92 Thode, Randy 64 Thomas, Diane 64 Thomas, Lynn 64 Thomas, Spencer 64 Thomas, Terry 64 Thomas, Wesley 64 Thompson, Deidre 92 Thompson, Haywood 64 Thompson, Robert 64 8, 188, 1 123,124 Warren Thomspon, Stuart 64 Thonen, Walter 92 Thrall, Lynn 64,188 Thrasher, Carolyn 64 Thurman, Timothy 92 Tiemeyer, Alfred 92 Tilson, jon 92 Tipton, Monte 92 Tittel, Thomas 64,187 Tittsworth, George Clint Toews, Connie 92 Toll, Sandra 64 Tonn, josephine 92 Tonn, Randall 64 Torrence, john 92 Tracy, Marilyn 92 Treaster, Steven 64, 136 Treft, Merlin 179 Trent, David 64 Trent, Marc 64 Tretbar, Victoria 95 Trimble, Harry 64,102 Trimpa, Sue 138, 92 Trowbridge, David 92 Troyer, Dennis 92 Troyer, Gary 64 Troyer, Virgil 92 Tucker, jack 64 Tucker, Norman 64 Tussel, Richard 92 Tyler, Michael 64 U Ulsip, D. isa, 189 Underwood, Susan 93, 157 Underwood, Linda 93, 148 Updegorve, Robert 92, 113,187 Ubelaker, Doug 64 Ulrey, David 64 Unruh, Edwin 178 Unruh, Mark 64 Unruh,jonine64,187 Unruh, Keena 92,139,187 V Van Doren, Keith 68 Vanek, Charles 93 Vanlandingham, Stan 93 Van Natta, Gretta 93 Van Natta, Leslia 93 Van Natta, Ray 68 Van Ness, john 64 Van Stock, Marie 93 VanWye, jack 93 Vesper, Keith 93 Vesper, Van 93x Vidricksen, Nancy 93 Vogts, janet 93 Vogts, Phylis 93, 187, 188, 189 Voth, Charles 93 Voth, Paul 93 Wichert, LaVerne 68 Wiedman, Earl 175 Wiebe, Theodore 165 Wiens, Donna 142 Wiens, Frederick 66 Wiens, janice 66 W Wachtman, Susan 93 Wacker, Dennis 93 Wade, jeanie 72 Waddle, Bonnie 138 Waggoner, Nancy 93 Wait, Shirley 93 Wakefield, Gordon 165 Waldren, Randy 93 Waldschmidt, Linda 93,157 Walker, Audrey 93 Waller, Stanley 103 Walsten, Charles 135 Walsten, Charles 93 Walters, Marian 149 Wanasek, Carla 93,143,147 Ward, Nancy 137, 138, 187 Warner Calvin 94 Warner, Harry 94 Warner, joseph 94,134,176,177 Warner, Susan 69 Warner Mike 113 Warner Vida 167 janna 94 Wiens, Marilyn 66 Wiens, Patricia 25 Wier, Patty 148 Wilcox, Donald 66,102, 109 Wilcox, Edwin 66 Wiley, Robert 68 Wilhite, Arlene 138 Williams, Glenda 69 Williamson, Talinda 140,184 Wilson, james 95 Wilson, janelle 124, 136 Wilson, Mike 68 Wilson, Steven 95 Wingfield, Ronald 175 Winters, Mary 95 Wintersteen, Elmo 175 Wintersteen, Wanda 137 Y Yadon, j. 68 Yates, Norman 94 Yoder, Beverly 94 Yoder, Maribeth 138 Yost, Barbara 94 Young, Charles 94 Wasemiller, Sandra 94 Wasinger, Dale 94 Wassenberg, David 94, 103, 108 Watts, Stephen 94 Weaver, Donald 94 Webb, Ruth 94 Weber, Gregory 66 Weilert, Linda 66 Weisensee, Bruce 66 Welch, Nancy 147 Wells, Gary 66 Wells, Max 66 Wempe, William 66,177 Wenger, Marcia 157 Wernet, Denise 66 Wesley, Robert 66 West, julia 66 Westerhaus, Deborah 66 Westfahl, Kenneth 66, 149, 187 Weston, jonine 66 Westrup, Caludia 24, 66, 138 Wheeler, Pamela 66 White, Donna 16, 66,138 White, Robert 66 Whitlock, jessica 66 Whitney, janet 138 ZOO Young, jack 94 Younker, Debi 139 Younkin, Teresa 94 Z Zerger, David 94 Zimmerman, Bonnie 94 Zapp, scou 94, 187 Zook, james 94 Zuercher, judy 94