Hutchinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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5' ,ical CARL KNUTSON Boys' Physical Education and Health OTELIA HAUGERUD School Nurse PAULINE STEINKE Girls' Physical Education and Health The physical educatton program strived to de velop strength endurance co ordination and rec reational and team sport skills Some of the ac tivities enjoyed were football softball soccer basketball and folk and square dancing An ad vanced physical program was offered to junior and senior boys Pan zl lo me' Deanna Menz Mary Hlavacek C1rolZ1manske and JoAnn Haag tion Physical education classes and seventh and eighth grade guidance classes emphasized health as part of the course They studied anatomy and how the various parts of the human body work together harmoniously to make our life a more healthful one Egypt un I the only place that haf pyamzdf Harry Schleuter Dwaine Buske James Blake and Dick Newcomb

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Art was offered as an elect1ve tn the semor hrgh The students were glven a chance to bnng out thelr art1st1c talent IH frgure drawmg Water colorrng pen and 1nk sketchxng clay modelxng block prlntmg carvmg nn plaster and balsa wood poster ClCSlgHll'lg desrgn rllustratmg of words creatmg murals and producrng pract1cal des1gn proyects 'Any resemblance if purely comczdental ' Rylda Nelson Ralph Demenge and LuAnne Prreve ARDIS NIEMAN junxor and Seruor Hugh Art and Grade Art Supervlsor DVM In the seventh and e1ghth grade art was a re qulrement The seventh and erghth graders ex perrmented wrth var1ous projects and med1a The VHIIOUS classes part1c1pated m rhythm1c lane deslgn frgure drawmg carxcature drawmgs clay modelmg mterpretrng musrc through des1gn papxer mache work and creatmg murals collages montages homecommg banners and toothplck desrgns rn space They also decorated the art room for the varlous hol1days What creatwe mafterpzeceff udy Fxlk and Sandra Lodes jumor Droege and Gary Peterson I 1 , ' . 4 ' 1 1 9 s a ' 9 a u 9 s H ' ' 77 J , , , s y s s 1 5 9 5 1 f . . , , 9 1

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. . .hc .93cw,ineoA, . M. . . u t - 5.5'.,'1:.'ai?,,S,E ..:l.!.'f, xv a H-, 1 I IS 'rr .Java 1: me wa 2 3 4 5 6 smnigxx iilrllxim 212425827 an 1 JOAN STAI Bookkeeping, Typing, and Practical Mathematics WINIPRED WELD Secretarial Training, Office Practice, and Stenography EUNICE ISAACSON Social Studies VIII and Typing Typing was offered to sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Typing techniques, various styles of letter writing, and a review of grammar was exercised in this course. In shorthand I and II, speed, accuracy, and teamwork enabled students to read and take shorthand fluently. Bookkeeping gave the students a knowledge of business terminology and business forms. In secretarial training and office practice students learned how to operate office machines and learned business ethics. Please fake a lezfer. Lorena. Miss Winifred Weld and Loretta Narr Office rrzarhivzer are fun 20 operate. Helen Theuringer, Janice Klawitter, Betty Ewert, john Kock, William Reilein, and David Wallner Mm? fm P 'l7' gl!! t-11455 Education