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

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1 E 1. A basic photography class dllingently works at learning to load their cameras. h 3. Dn wintery days the walk from the parking lot to class can be a chilling experience i ' as Kent Go d . 'd friend find out an to quickhl' . l , , 2. Jerry Johnson kills some time between classes 4. Students engoy a vigorous game of Video Challenge while waiting for their next in th' JFK Library. class. 4 L' 5 E J . Uma.. B Student Life

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39' T or y ' f, 'A ,VV 6, -W I , , as 31,1 Ll WHHT'S NEW IN 1982-4983? What's new in 1982-1983? A good question indeed, but how many people really think about its hidden answer? Stepping through the doors of Hut- chinson Community College for the first time, students soon find the answer to this question. Study habits, social life, and leaving home seem to be some of the drastic changes from the familiar good 'ol high school days, to the un- familiar, college life. A new club was also started this year. Dragon Fire met every Monday night to get more students involved in H. C. C. athletic events. While this club was building spirit, a new mascot was on the verge of hatching. Victor the Dragon hatched before the Dodge City game, and now joins the elder dragon to cheer the Blue Dragons on to victory. College means the start of lec- tures, in class. This chang- ed slightly start of 1982 for The Dillon was established in honor ot illon. This par- well-known in- their personal and world this year have Al McGuire 4 1. Future student Abby Spencer model sw ' heel: s a eat suit from the HCC and Kelly Petter- Dregene with their et the Dodge City he belongs in his ticket and Tim Student Life 5

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5. Loading envelopes in the Student Services office is Michelle Godfrey. . 6. In one of the biggest games of the year, Tyres Allen tries to block a shot from a Dodge City team member as Randy Stange watches the action from a distance. A college students life IS not normal The entire year becomes a vicious circle A students day begins with getting up and trying to make it to the first class of the morning Whether lt is an 8 00 or a 9 OO class It always seems like one has trouble making lt on time Most ofthe time In between classes at HCC IS spent downstairs ln the student unlon where most people are working at magornng ln playing pool and the video machines For others some never have a chance to see the student union because they are carry Ing too many hours While the men are usually playing pool the women at HCC can be found sitting around the TV watching their favorite soap opera Several students on campus have jobs off campus The usual place to work rs at a fast food place whlle other students may be involved ln the work study program at HCC therefore spending even more time on campus Then comes the evening Most evenings are spent out at the popular bars partymg the nights away or spending time with the one special person rn one s life or crammg for the test the next day Whether at ls day or night one thrng is for sure one s time lS well spent , . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . , . . . . . , . . 1 1 ' Britt Williams gives his team e few on the spot instructions during a she timeout. i Wi' rt 1 NWN :',. Ali A l l 1 . l 'l i ' l Q7 ,,.m! 7. The cheerleaders spring a big surprise on everyone before the Dodge City game by presenting the baby Dragon Victor to the crowd. Student Life 7 l