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

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Apartments Provide freedom of living for students Off-campus housing is preferred by many students, and does have definite advantages. There are no set stand- ards of conduct to follow, no visitation rules, and meals come any time of the day. You can do whatever you want to do. Apartment living teaches a student responsibility. Cook- ing meals, doing laundry, and paying bills are among the duties of apartment dwellers: not to mention cleaning, which is probably the most difficult task of all. Another aspect of apartment living is the chance it gives a student to exercise his own creativity. An- atmosphere may be created in which the student feels most comfortable. Apartment living can be a very fulfilling experience for those who exert the effort to make it so. A.. A common scene in many student apartments is a sink full of dirty dishes. Laundry day is accompanied by jean stretching demonstrated here by Terry and Trudy Rawlins. Steve Wagoner enjoys his latest creation in pizza.

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A poker-face is displayed by Stephanie Alexander as she plays cards in the study room with Verna Carlile gets an upside-down view of the companions, Howard Hunt, Leo Coleman, Bobby Winkfield and Everett Spencer. world as she washes her hair. Betty Banks makes her bed daily to avoid a demerit. we we--qw H ,LV ,ar An HCJC student enjoys a quiet afternoon of reading and relaxing for the next trying day. 13

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'la fiQ'1 'tu 'RWM Rest and relaxation is a favorite time for students. Drew Null spends his lounging with a sandwich. ff! ll1 'Qs --l---1- rufffgfiff lf jftfir i 1 zifrfrwifzw ff, .VGYZS1 ,, r all fha, Afbfwmi I Quiet moments are hard to come by in apartment living. Linda Longoria finds these rare times best for studying. 15 Rex Echer finds that a sandwich is the best cure fora case ofthe munchies. Charles Terry gets creamed in preparation for another day of classes.