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

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N- ,m-My X fist fsigaggs Nav-ff Living in an apartment also means paying rent each month, Kent Holcomb pauses in the midst of Mary Roth and Beth Stay at home for an evening studying for finals to fill out the final check before going home for the summer. to finish the 1000-piecejigsaw puzzle. l X' QQ . 'l tits Qs s ,game f fi t. X TN 3 E Amusing oneself and studying are not the only aspects to the life ofthe apart! ment dweller. Melford Holmes performs a hum-drum task good naturedly. A full refrigerator is a rarity for a college student in his apartment. When it does happen to he overflowing, u midnight snack is not uncommon. 21

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i is M N KN g MJ 'ik ' . x W- xi i' -, ., . Q .1 M N' in et W..- ,1 2 mi xx I l ps Q 'xv Xi , Jiitxxs ,fx as Tr iii? ' Decisions . . decisions. Choosing the appropri- Studying at best is not something one does for pure enjoyment. But as a student, Beth Burnett knows that tllc hat and bag presents a problem for Gail it's necessary, but she makes herselfas comfortable as possible. O'Halloran. Housing partments provides leisure 8L freedom One aspect of student life that lends an air of leisure and a chance for greater diversion is that of apartment living. With the consent and approval of HCJC's Housing Staff a student may live off-campus with minimum supervision. Many stu- dents take advantage of this priviledge and find it to be most satisfactory. Of course, one ofthe more prominent aspects of apartment liv- ,Hp ing is the chance for greater privacy and tranquility, although v many students institute a partnership for convenience and economy. In an apartment a student can exercise his creativity to a rea- sonable extent and produce an atmosphere which would be an enhancement to his general activities and possibly to his aca- demic improvement. Some such renovations would prove to be prohibitive ifa student would implement them into dorm life. For those married students apartment life allows the continua- tion ofan uninterrupted family demeanor. Students of any college seek ways to relieve the pressure ofschool. Mark Gef- fert and Steve Ferguson have discovered that poker does that. Collectlvely' apartment hvmg can be most fulmlmg for a Stu- dent wishing to exert the effort to bring it to fruition. 20

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Activities Making use ofleisure time never a problem for students Clark Barnes and Cyndi Vetter won the S5 prize for the best dressed couple at the Fifties charity dance, Nostalgia revisited: Sammy Seymore and Quen- sponsored by the Student Commission to assist the Big Brothers at Christmas, ana Hefner rock and roll at the Fifties dance, emma: Sophomore Bill Schafter performs one ofthe du- ties required ofhim as LRC projectionist. Long, hot spring days lure students who normally spend time lounging in the Student Union outside to re- lax. The Union steps are a favorite spot to talk or bask in the sunshine. 22