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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,ic MR. G. I. BRENDE Instrumental Music CAROL ULVILDEN Senior High Music and English VIII ANNETTE EDQUIST junior High Music and Grade Music Supervisor Seventh and eighth grade music students studied ear training, kinds of composition, composers, and instrumentation. Selective chorus work was offered in both the jun- ior and senior high. Miss Edquist was in charge of the junior high chorus, boys chorus, and selected girls ensembles. Miss Ulvilden was the director of the senior high chorus, mixed ensemble, boys' octet, and girls' ensemble. In charge of the band and orchestra was Mr. G. I. Brende. These groups made numerous public ap- pearances during the school year. How abou! 'Dry BlN16.li'.Ju Gayle Melendy, joel Brende, Wzildcn Narr, and Leland Sheppard The only wwf Mlm nm heal time are flame trfau beat zlrzmz i. Tommy Brunberg, Tom Stibal, Eleanor Raether, and Ruby Sanders 2 - ,x x. j ANA Q 1 I - I . Y- ti l iv1ri'x . f -. 1' l: K 'W X 1, ,Nfl ', n' fg 3-4 xi 14i:i ' In