Hutchinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Mr. Kurth took a very active part in the affairs of the Minnesota School Board Association for fourteen years. In 1948 he was pre- sented the Minneapolis Star-Tribune Award for outstanding educational leadership in the State of Minnesota. ln 1954 Mr. Kurth was recognized as tlie outstanding school board member from McLeod County. This honor was bestowed hy the Min- nesota State Fair Association. Finally, in 1955. the Distinguished Service Award was presented to Mr. Kurth through the Minnesota Education Association. Because of his genuine love for boys and girls, and his deep concern for the welfare of our faculty, we will always remember Mr. Kurth as a tireless worker for public education. C VQCULTY mf A K 1 X I 2, J . I V I , M '34 'g sf: v, gays A :K gl, 1 -1 , K K Jig. ME M7 -' , 3 V 'wi W-36 'F - 4' aiff g gag ',. 35?-,U W ,.-mf' ' fy 1 .V .-wa f aww :A I-wwf-ffl' , h' Z, I 4 . W, , ,Wx ,, W Y mW, , QQ. B '41 if 3 ,, K 'Q . 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The events of today are such that none of us can afford to discontinue our studies and efforts. We are grateful for your achievements as individuals and as a class. May you continue to achieve in the days ahead and make the most of the opportunities that come to you. To each one of you go our best wishes for a happy and successful future. YZ SENIORS OF 1958 Congratulations on the success of your high school efforts! May the success of this beginning challenge you to achieve even greater goals of leadership in the exciting future. It is my personal wish that you may find increasing happiness with each new day. MR R W BERGSTROM Prznczpal X gf x , 1, , M ., ' i . N . 5+ sa Q Q? 44114922 -if K R' wiv ' ak ki MW Q ,E Q 'Q hwy- Q fa' Wx , if-,, ,IJii'4f'W?? Y ,Q f, W WWW? 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IS PAPEP TNA? 942f'W'fz5' MISS WINIFRED WELD Stenography 2 Secretarial Pravtive Office Practice F.B.I..A. Adviser 5 4 . , . THE IRIAL BALANQE. 5333 A 5, W .N -' .H .I . I FINANCIA Q A ' A . Q ,Q .1 fm.,-Hamm mon F1GuiiifjI'z':-mi in Q 1 WN, ..., ,..w...w X.., My A J I I I , . . ,mv me ' 'f 't X V AK 5, I.: ': 1 ff , 2, yuh XML, . . gm ....-,una gr '..w1.1.ru .f. 4 414411114 za ima. z -',' If THE REPORT SHOWING THE :NCOME EARNED THE EXPENSES INCURRED AND THE NET PROFIT OF! NET LOSS IS KNOWN AS THE PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT. , 5 WQIK V ..u1f.:.- ,ara ',!:.L.i, J- ail. 12.191 ' 12.1 mr.- UVDCJT 2 wma bk!-1 MA! 'L' lima!! 9' 73114 TH' 4 MISS JOAN NELSON Shorthand I Typing Annual Adviser X! af . , mi., S 3,i??fif3iiE5f2 ,a3f:2',av , K1 . .1 f ,S ,Lf 1 1 fsf'g533? 4. ff' ig, e',,w f il 4 I I M ww MMq3g f2w ww fare .,xfgZ1ffzggniw,Q few! 52 ,K 6g5,!,wgf,,sv - MR. WARREN NOURSE Industrial Arts School Photographer MR. WAYNE KNOSS Industrial Arts Track Coach 2 . A i INDUSTRIAL ARTS Students working on individual projects. Q4 A , 5 . 4- fwslf XR X V+.. 59 . 72.42 . . , VW ii 15, W, , if Li aw f gg .-.-, HH Jgief '- A mf W zrffgig 4 ,, ifggw . ff 1 Mr' W, .f .ag ' ,, , L , ,,k 'VWXQHV -wilfb'-5 5, my MISS MARY CHRISTIANSON Spanish 2 Instrumental Music Lessons Music 8 Senior High Choir ,lunior High Band MR. G. I. BRENDE Band Orchestra Instrumental Music Lessons MISS ANNETTE EDQUIST Grade School Music Music 7 Junior High Chorus and Ensembles DTN PTXZ rz1':.L' MISS DONNA ANGRIMSON Girls' Physical Education G.A.A. Pep Club MR. EUGENE OLSEN Health 7-8 Science 7-8 Football, Assistant Coach Wrestling, Head Coavh MR. VERL WESTERGARD Boys' Physical Education Football, Assistant Coach Basketball, Head Coach MISS EMMA BERGMAN School Nurse Q CUSTODIAN S Top Row: Mr. Ben Carrigang Mr. Otto Wraspirg Mr. Fred Moede, Head Ianitorg Mr. Kenneth Root, Engineerg Mr. Martin Yerks. Bottnm Row: Mr. Myron Clappg Mr. Orville Martin. COOKS Mrs. Erlene Ericksnng Mrs. Martha Lemkeg Mrs. Bertha Mohrg Mrs. Mabel Christen- seng Mrs. Ruth Hageng Mrs. Delila Drum- merg Mrs. Freda Schramm, Head Cook. BUS DRIVERS Mr. Herman Boettcherq Mr. Martin Narrg Mr. Harry Bingenheimerg Mr. Leslie Linderg Mr. Ray Fitzloffg Mr. Leonard Millerg Mr. Al Schottg Mr. Myron Fisher. Qi S H--lu:.- 1... g ,S lv -N, S XX is N A ,,,..aQgg fl ENIOQS X 1 Xxx . W QQ' , , it V Q g 'xx xxx xx -xx K 'I - . - ,,,.,TZ-N . ' - -Ng ' W:-.A . ' 'Q .' 1, ,NN -Q, A X 'l , -X - XY 4 W-. J-L: f K - -3-. 3-N- f A ,,?1-..l, A N .4 V .- 'Y ' X I ,f , -I A A- -111. -1 ' ',: ' ' ' l, A R ' ' 4 x- - - Cpu , 1, - A V.- - rj fn , I 'X - 'C ' K, . ,I 7 4-. A , , , XA KX - 74f . , ,xxx Q, ,N gg X' s. , -, ' X f , - -1 QL --. F x lx ' .if Mx :CN k L H in ' A-.. X -L-, P F' Av N. x ,Q Q 7 1 N ,RQ -J ,S , .A 1 y- .A-.. N . .4Z' Y SCOTT AVERY Fun un but what a hard tune gettmg away wzth lt Baseball 1 Ba ketball 1 Football 1 2 Choru 1 2 3 C ass Play 3 T1 ers ye Staff 4 Homecomln Com mlttee Observer 4- SANDRA BARNES E Lczent su Lczent she zlls the btll Club 3 4- F B L 4- Class Play 3 4- T1 er s Exe Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecomln Commlttee C0 Chalrman 4 KENNETH AHLSTROM '6Do you really want to see what I see in photo- graphy?,' 90 Club 1g Choir 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 3, 4g Tiger's Eye Staff 4' Class Photographer 4' Homecomin Committee Photographer 4 MARLYCE ASP 'No,, is not a word in her vocabularyf, Band 1, 2, 3, 4-g Orchestra 1, 2, Vice-President 3, 45 90 Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 1' Chorus 2 3 4' Glee Club 4- Pep B nd 2 ' V1o1n uartet 3 4 N tlonal Honor QOLICIY 3 4 Dlscusslon 3 Clrls State 3 Student Councll 4- Tigers Eve Staff 4- Class Treasurer 4 Homecommg C0 Ord 4- JUDY BEHRENS Sugar and spzce and everythmg nzce nd 1 2 3 4- Chorus FH 1 2 C Treasurer 1 Secretary 4 90 Club 2 3 French orn Quartet 2 3 4 Clee Club 3 4- OneAct Play 3 Pep Band 3 4 Orvhe tra 3 4 Ensemble 3 Class Play 3 4 Tlgers Eye Staff 4- Home commg Queen 4 Homecom mg Co Ord 4 ORVILLE BEILKE Hurray hurray I am. gettmg away Homecommg Comm1t tee Member 4 ROBFRT BACON Good at heart but a dtckens tn part Intramural Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 Man e 3 Wrestlln Manager 3 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Science Club 4 Homecomm Commlttee Member 4 LEROY BARRICK Snowzng or raznzng I stzll lzke the top flown Wrestllng 2 3 C0 Captaln 3 4- FFA 3 Homecomm Commlttee Member 4- , 7 7 7 7 ,, 2, 3, , H . 3. 4, 7 5 , , 1 Q , 2 a' ' - 1' , Q . . g . , l , , . 1 . , , . 2 ff 9 , - . 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LORETTA BRANDT Drums really excl e m 90 Club 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 FHA 1 Counsellng Room 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socl ty 3 4 Class V1cePres1 dent 3 Exchange Student to Germany 3 Annual Staff 4 Sclence Club 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Can dlrlate 4 Homecommg, Com THOMAS BRUNBERG Theres no place lzke the o Band 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presl dent 3 Dmm Ensemble l 2 Pep Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Football Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Student Counctl V1cePresldent 3 SCI ence Clu 3 4 HClub 1 2 Class Play 3 4 Class Pres1dent4 Chorus4 Home commg Commlttee Chalr man 4 SHIRLEY BERWALD Always take 0 your shoes when you come up the stazrs at mght A 1 2 4 90 Club 1 4 Band 2 3 4 FB 3 Pep Band 4 SCIBDCC Club 4 Homecommg Com mittee Member 4 JEROME BETKER A tall man ls usually wtse Basketball 2 3 4 Football 3 Track 3 4 Art Club 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Homecom mg Committee 'Vlember 4 JEROME BL RDORF I don t say a lot but oh I can thunk Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Sclence Club 3 President 4 90 Club 3 4 Homecom mg Commlttee CoCha1m1an 4- Tlgers Eye Staff 4 MARJORIE BURVILLE Red or blue shell al ways make a hzt wzth you Transferred from llrownton ln ,lumor Year Homemommg Committee Nlember 4 Q if STEPHEN BROWN A sctentzst at heart but oh wluzt a crystal ball Clubl 2 3 4 Band 3 Secretary 2 Presldent 4 Debatel IJISCUSSIOII 2 One Act Plav 'S 4 Track 2 3 4 National Honor SOCICIV Pep Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 CornetTr1o 3 4 Sci ence Club 3 4 Annual Co Edltor 4 HClub 4 Home CHARLES BULLERT Good Sportsman and good at sports too Basketball 1 2 3 Captain 4 Track 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 HClub 2 3 Vxce Pres ldent 4 Txgers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Commlttee Member 4 C9 sc if ' -R ' 5, ' ' 57 ' ' , 1 Z i ' F.H. . , .., g , 2, 5 I ' 1 ' 3, g , , 3 . .L.A. 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NIE HRILEF CARI SON Who needs a zlrzuers license uhen theres the bach seal 3 an fertefl fr m ilu 1 Sophomore Xear 90 ilulr 3 A L10 5 Library A ststant 5 4 1 5 E emble 3 4 flee Clulm 5 1 Triple Trio 3 4 -Xnnual Nta 4 T1 er Eye Staff 4 Science Club 4 Homecom in Co Chairman 4 LYLE CHRISTFNSEIN Young or olrl Ill al uays be bold Football l Intramural Ba k ball 3 4 Hometomin Committee Nlemlmer MARLA DAHARSH Arnbzlzon neuer rests thats uhy 1 am aluays tzrefl orus 1 5 90 Clulm 1 eetli Z F B re ulc t lint a an 1 er lwe N a Hornet omm 1 ommlttee Co f hairman ELROY DOBRATZ Come on to my house, my house-a come on. votball 1 2 I 4' Cior ,- 2 Nice-President -. ' Basketball 2, 33 Track 3. 4: H-Club 3. 4g Science Club 33 Tiger's Eye Staff 43 Home- coming Committee Co-Chair man 4. JUDITH DOLDER Full 0 un anfl mischie too we like her and so will you. Transferred from Rockford in ulior Year. Science Club 3 . .A. 3, 3 l...x. -. L Pep Clulm 3g Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Tiger's Eye Staff 4g Homecoming Com- mittee Co-Chairman 4. HELEN DETTMAN uzel' Oh my ' but she s got a guy Club 1 2 FH i T1 ere L e St ff 4 Homecomm Q mnmittee to Chairman tg 3121-n ufilw- DONALD DRESSEL Who could eter take his place. . .A. 1 3. 43 Footva Mana er 2. 3 4: Wxestlin Manager 23 Track Manager 2. 33 Basketball Manager 3. 43 H-Club 3. 4: Office As- sistant 3. 43 Baseball Man- ager 43 Homecoming Com- mittee Metnlser 4. F LORA DREYER She may seem quiet at a glance but wail till she gets a chance. urse s Assistant 3 ' Tiger's Eye Staff 4g Science Club 43 Homecoming Com- mittee Member 4. CONNIE DUMMER Standing or twirling, she is the bestf' Pep Club 2: Library As- sistant 3, 49 Majorette 3, 4g F.H.A. 4' Tiger's Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee CoCha1rman 4 JERRY DUN N ING Full of pep, full of vigorg he kept the classroom in a ditherf' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l 2 3 Co-Captain 4' Class Play 3 HClub 4 Art Club 4 Football Mgr 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Home- coming Comm ttee CoCha1r man 4 RICHARD EBERHART I can't dance, but I sure can intermissionf, 90 Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Track 2' Science Club 3 4 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Home coming Committee Observer DARLENE LUNDBLAD She has charm, she has wit, with everyone she makes a hitf' Transferred from Litchield in Senior year. ANNETTE EWERT Natural curly hatr LS w h a t everyone should have Club 1 2 GAA 2 Assistant 3 4 Arnual Qtaff 4 Homecoming Queen Can didate 4 Homecomlng Com mittee Member 4 BARBARA F ABEL uzet to the eye but watt tzll you get to know er FHA 1 Tigers Eye Staff 4 HOm8C0mlng Committee Member 4 MARY FALCONER Fun ts the payof ltvlng FHA 1 2 Choms 1 Dec lamatlon 1 2 4 90 Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Class Play 4 Home coming Committee CoCha1r man 4. KAREN ENGEBRETSON I get there slowly bu I always stay a whzle 90Clubl234 Bandl O c estra 1 2 3 4 ep Band 2 3 4 French Hom Quartet 2 3 4 Triple Trio Gee uh 2 Class Play 3 4 Homecoming Committee CoCl1a1rman 4 Sclence Club 4 9: a G i :L .A 4. ,5 . . :CQ - , ss - - f for ' ' ' ' .35 Cl , t ,, h as - ss 90 ,,...,3, ' - , F,H,A, 2, 3, Sec, 43 Library 43 Annual Staff 43 Art Club 49 Debate 39 Sclemfe Club 49 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 ' , g y . 9 ' ' 3 r h , , , 4 P ' ' , 3, 4g 1 Cl , 3, 45 l JEAN FALLON She lzkes people and people lzke her A 1 3 90 Clu Nurses Asblstant 3 Sclence Clu 4 Annual Staff 4 T1 ers Eve Staff 4 Home com1n Comnuttee Member DONWA FORSBERG She looks lzke an angel acts like one too Attended school ln Buffalo .lunlor Year CAA 1 2 3 Pep Club I 2 Cholr 3 90 Club 3 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Homeconun Comm1ttee Nlember 4 WILLIAM FROFMMING What he wants to get most out school hzmsel FFA 2 3 4 Proyectlon Operator 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Homecomlng Commxttee Co Cha1m1an 4 LAVONNE FALLING Nlce thmgs come lzttle packages C orus 1 FHA I brary Asslstant 2 A11 Club Treasurer 4 T1gers Eye Staff 4 Homecommg Com m1ttee Member 4 ew EDWARD FUCHS From care and trouble I rn ree why arent they all content hke me? Lunchroom Asslstant 2 3 4 PFOJCCIIOII Operator 3 4 Football Manager 4 Ba ket ball Manager 4 Track 'Wan ager 4 Homecomm Com m1ttee Observer 4 Baseball Manager 4 AUDREY FALLON Is she talkmg agam or yet? A I 2 3 Chorus Debate 3 4 Art Club 4 T1gers Eye Staff 4 Home commg Commlttee Observer DARLENE FIMON I know Lts a sm but I luke to grzn F F A I T1 ers Eye Staff Nurse s Assxstant 4 Homecomm C o m m 1 tt e e Member 4 BARBARA FOSS Shes not a card she s a whole deck Transferred from Danube ln ,lumor Year Clrls Clee Club 3 Trlple Tr1o 3 Chorus 3 Glrls Ensemble 3 qclence Club 4 Txgers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Com mlttee Member 4 DOIN N A GREGOR .lust call 25213 or tau servlce B nfll Z 3 4 Chor1112 2 3 Trl ne T1o 1 2 4 ev Band Z 3 4 flee Club 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Nclence Club 4 Latln Club 4 Claes HISIOFIHH 4 Homecomm Cnmmntee 'Nlember 4 IRENL GROEHLER Well well well lS that the tardy bell9 A 1 and 1 Orcheetral 2 3 4- Chorus 1 En emble 1 Pep Club 2 Ice Qkatmg C u J French Horn Quartet 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 qmence Cu 4 Annual qtaff 4 T1 er Eve Qtaff 4 Home comm lommntee 'Nlember JAMES HALLICAN I sure dzrlnt sleep last nzght but I made up or lt zn class ootball Ba eJall 2 Homecomm Comm1ttee C Chdlflllan 4 WALDEMAR GRUSSING Short and shy bzt a womler ul guy Homecommg C 0 m m 1 t t e e Member 4 WILLIAM HALVFR5ON School zrsl anrl gzrls seconrl nm hroom 2 3 Prv P1 1on Operator 5 a aw 1 1 se Ntaff 4 4 mee 4 m1n ll 1 xl6fllllE,'f l SHARON HAKEL Full 0 un and shes ashon uzse too A Bam 1 'S 9c1en4 e 1 1 3 rc 1 nfl 1- Homecornln 1 n11 ee 4 o I harrman 4 a I lay 4 ROBERT HALVA He speaks the strangest words Football 1 2 3 Cofapt n etball 1 ack 1 2 90 Club 1 2 H Club 2 Qecretary 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Cla s Play 3 Qclence Club 3 4 u dent Cnunc1l 4 T1 er Exe Sta 4 Hr mecomm f 1 m1ttee Obeerser 4 ROBERT H A'VI'VION IJ I shoulrl har e mm ul my heazl or that not a ulm l re 1fle1 otldall l 2 f 11 f dp f ld u 1 2 1 N ent F- ll 1 .1 re lrlent rx elle 5 as er e 911 on1ecom1n f 4 n1 n1 1 I t Nlember 4 Ntuclent founul Presldent 4 -Jw ffm. .. J to GLENNA HANSEN Too nice to be orgot en A 2 4 F B L A T er s Eve Sta Homecoming C 0 m m 1 t t e e 'Vlember 4 JEFFERX HAYDEN Einstein was a greater man but he wasnt as good looking Saxophone Quartetl 2 3 4 Band 1 9 flu Debate 1 2 flmrus 'National Honor Sn ciety 3 4 Bows Octette 4 bcienee Club 4 Class Play 4 Homecomin Committee Observer 4 LA VONNE HENKE She thinks much bu says little. urse : Aqistant , I ' r Club Secretary 4' Hume- cotnin Committee Member 4' Annual Staff 4. CLARENCE HOLMAN His car may not be the best, but it is the latest. otball 1, 2, 3 ' Track ' ' W res in . 0- Captain 4' H-Club 3. ' Homecoming C 0 m m i t t e e Member 4. JEAN HATTEN Blondes are made but redheads come natural Pep Club 1 2 3 Art Club 4 Declamation 3 Tiger s Eye Staff 4 Homecomm Committee Member 4 DAREL HENKE A modest man who hides a personality others would enjoy us Patrol 2 FFA T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Home comin Committee Member LORENE HOFFMAN Shakespeare was good but he was a man. .1.A.1.:F...1' 1 '11 l. 2' Ti er's Eye Sa 4' Science Club 4' Home- comin Committee C0-Chair- man 4' Art Club 4. MARJORIE HORRMANN Friend' is her middle name. Chorus 1 ' Nurse s Assistant 3 4' Annual Staff 4' Home- comin Committee Member DAINIEL JENSEN Rule wzth me anyone, I dare you Band12 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Presldent 4 90 Club 1 2 3 4 Declamatlon 2 3 4 Dlscusslon 2 3 4- Debate 2 3 Boys Clee Club 2 Boys Octette 2 3 4 Class Treas urer 3 Science Club 3 4 NHll0D8l Honor Soclety 3 4 Orchestra 4 Class Play 4 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Home commg CoCha1rman MARVAN JOHNSON Come you all see soon Ill be free F F A l 4 Proyectlon Op erator 4 Txger s Eye Staff 4 Homecommg Commlttee Member 4 HAROLD J ORGEN SON A quzet man he does not snore m class Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Home- comlng Commlttee Member 4 JOHN J ORGENSON Save your money boys the South wzll rzse agazn ub 2 3 4 Track Science Club 3 4- lntramur al Basketball 3 Homecoming Committee Member 4 GERALD JENSEN Every guy cant be shy so Ill break the ue Transferred from Redwood Falls ln Sophomore Year Wresthng 2 3 4 90 Club 2 Sclence Club 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4- Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Football 4 Home commg Commnttee Member 4 DARLENE J ERABEK She has a most pleasant way that she uses each a Lunchroom Asslstant 3 4- 90 Club 3 Homecommg Com mittee Member 4 J AN ICE J ORGENSON Frzendly nzce ana' so sweet FHA 1 2 3 Treasurer 4 90Club1 23 4 FB A 3 Llbrary Ass1stant4 Home Ec Asslstant 4 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Homecommg Com mlttee Member 4 WILMA KARL A cute lzttle dzckens Ln dustrwus too never can tell what she L8 gomg to F B L A 3 Presldent 4 L1 brary ASSISIBHI 3 Annual Staff 4 Tiger s Eye Staff 4 Homecoming C o m m1 ttee Member 4 T CG ' ' Ci 9 7 9 37 9 ' 9, 3 7 7 : 7 9 I 9 7 U ' y 3 w s 9 v 1 5 5 , - Z a 1 Z . s ' 9 . - u 9 Y 7 7 Q , 2 ' 3 2 ' S 1 1 - 1 Z S Z . , Q , as CG . ,, I 3, d yf? . . . , 3 - 1 1 , Q 3 . 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I .- l .... , , 1 ' J s , , HARRIET KEENAN Golly lads I smell gas F A 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 1 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Clee Clu 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Scxence Club 4 I a m Clu 4 Annual Staff 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 MEA Ensemble 4 Homecommg Committee C0 Chairman ROBERT lxRCIL Every class has one thats really ull 0 un FF A 1 2 3 Pl'8Nlfl8Ill 4 Tiger Eve Staff 4 Home comm Lommxttee 'Nlcmber MARY KISLING A rtend to the eye rlendly not shy A 1 3 90 Clu Llbrary Asslstant 3 Home comm Commlttee Member ROBERT KONERZA It Lent hard to malte a mountatn out 0 a mole hz just add a me zrt F F A 3 4 Homecomln Commlttee Nlember 4 RITA KLINGBEIL W hen I am aualce 1 peep but when 1 m bored I sleep 90 Club 1 2 3 4 Cho 1 Red Cross Councxl 2 Vue President 3 Scnence C ll 3 4 Stu nt Council 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4- Une Act Play 3 n nua CoEd1tor 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Home-comm Committee Member 4 gen BEVERLY KOTTKE I am here but my zn terests arent Transferred from llrownton 1n Sophomore Year Class Play 4 Coun el1n Room 4 Annual Qtaff 4 T1 ers Eye 5 a 4 qclence I lub Hometomln Candulate 4 Homexomm Committee Co Chalrman 4 unfx MARTIN KIRSCH He stuclzes bu hes per ectly normal Track 3 4 Homecomtn Committee Observer 4 KATHLLElN lxRU EGLR She wears a smlle that wont come o mrus 1 P p Club 2 Tumbling Club 2 Nurse 5 Asslstant 2 3 Cheerleader 5 Counselln Room bclence Clllll 4 T1 er Eye Staff 4 Homeromm Com mlttee CoCha1m1an 4 CG ' 57 , . 9 . . . 9 - , C ' as - 9 a . 1 , v 1 w Q 1 f as b . , : A . f ' g Q' : . r' . : pc h 3 ' ' g ' ' . . . .1 I , . . . 2 mg. 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X - ' . xt K DONALD KRUSSOW Fun is what comes nat- urallyf' Homecoming, C 0 m m i t t e e Member 4 SANDRA LUEDTKE Eyes 0 wzsdom look to the skzes C orus 1 90 Club 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 Cla s ec retary 2 Declamation 2 3 4 Library Assistant 3 Qtu dent Council 3 National Honor Society 3 4 FBLA Secretary 3 4 Annual Qtaff Exe St ff 4 Committee C0 4 T1 ers Homecomm Chairman 4 KEN KULLHEM In the deck o cards he ts king Science Club 3 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Art Club President 4 Homecoming Commlttee Observer 4 THOMAS LIN DEMAN What would lte be wnthout gtrls9 Transferred from Stewart senlor year Track 4 Basket bll 1 Homecoming Com mittee Nlember 4 ERROL LAL GESON I ltke thzngs stlent but not my car H ubl 2 3 4 Track 1 4 Bask balll 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Amer lcan Le lon La eball 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Home comin Committee COCha1r man4 JOAN LINDENBERG Pretty sweet and al ways neat A l C orus l Qophomore Attendant 2 Pep Clum 2 3 Speech 1 2 3 4 Clee Club 3 4 Tigers Eye Homer omln Candidate 4 Homeccml Committee C Chairman 4 DARRYLE KRUSSOW All is well, that ends wellf' Library Assistant 2 3 Projec- tion Operator 3 4- Annual Staff 4' Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee Member 4 CLARICE LLWD Love LS what makes the worlrl go around orus 1 FBLA Tigers Eye Staff 4 Home coming Committee Observer 5 7 r 1 , 3 . . T . H f ,, . . . ' Q ' ' 9, 77 4 ' ' -Cl . . . : , g ' 2, 3, g ' et . 2, 3, : ' . ' 9 , , , : - , . , g 3 s , , K4 9 - ' ' 4 - . g . - . i T if ' F4 f 9 9 ' . - 59 ss , in F.H. . g h ' , 3, 4g ' . 4 , - - 3 a fa ' - l , 9 , , -, 5 ., Staff 43 Annual Staff 4: f ' s ' : 3 72 'ng ' 0- sg 4 A if if ' ' 93 T . . A h 3 , , . ff ' 4g , 3 s S - ,, 9 ' g.- Ch.g....3,4Z . . . . , . g 4, - , ' ., , ., 5 , ' 4. . ' '. v ' v Q5 . -- 3 2 .U . . n E' LORRAINE LUTZKE Roses are red, violets are blue, it's hard to find a friend so true. Chorus lg Library Assistant 2, Nurse's Assistant 4g Tiger's Eye Staff 4g Home- coming Committee Member 4. CAROL MALCHOW Be quiet like a bird? That's absurdfn F.I'I.A. 1, 3, 4g Bus Patrol 2, 3, 45 90 Club 33 Lunch- room 3, 4, Tigerls Eye Staff 43 Annual Staff 4g Home- coming Committee Member 4. PHYLISS MATTSFIELD Down to business, never shy, and she has a guyf' Pep Club 13 Tiger's Eye Staff 4g Homecoming Com- mittee Member 4. BARBARA MILLER B-oys, beware of those sly glancesf' Chorus 14 90 Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Vice-President 2g Lunchroom 2, 33 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Student Council 4g Annual Staff 43 Tiger's Eye Staff 4, Homecoming Com- mittee Observer 4. MAXINE MILLER A little shy but always SPVQV Bus Patrol 2 3 4 Lunch nual Staff 4 Tigers ye Staff 4 Homecomm Com mittee Observer 4 CHARLES NIELSEN Ford is the password 0 his riendship orus I 2 3 4 Band mittee CoCha1rman 4 LLOYD OLSON If laughing was a crime you could convict him any time 1 Reporter 2 3 V1ce Pres ldent 4 Projection Operator FFA I 2 3 4 Bas ball 2 4 T1 ers e Staff 4 Homecomln Com mittee Oh erver 4 THEODORE OLSON A man 0 ew words he is o ten seen and seldom heard b ll 1 Intramural Basket ball 2 3 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Art Club 4 Homecommg Committee Co Chairman 4 '4 ' , as ' t cc I - - , cc , .99 . f . . ,, . , . f ' as ' an - -l 3 ' Ch . . . Z 1- ' ' room 3. 43 I'.H.A. Ll-3 An- 2,. 3, 4g Homecoming Com- Student Council 1: F.F.A. FIFIAI 1, 2. 3, 4: Basket, I . I E - . , 9 . ' , , a 3 . i ' 2g . . . , , . 4 ket- Z 2 ' , 3, : 'g ' Ev ' - ' . DIANA PAWLAK Dont let her shyness ool you A 2 3 Pep Clu 3 Lunchroom 3 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee 'Vlember 4 JOHN PESSEK Dont do today what you can put 0 untzl tomorrow Projection Operator 3 4 A Club 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Com mittee Member 4 DENNIS PETERSON Short but sharp Wrestling 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee Co Chairman 4 JANET PETERSON Stlence zs golden but rom her tt was stolen FHA I Declamatlon I 2 90 Cl 3 C s Play 3 One Act Play 3 Junior Red Cross 3 Latin Club 4 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecomm Com mittee Member 4 RICHARD PHILLIPS There are two sules to every story the wrong szde and my stde Transferred from Hector in sophomore year. Basketball 25 Projection Operator 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Committee Member 4, DWAYN E PIEHL Why worry when there are so many other things to do F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Projection Operator 43 Homecoming Committee Observer 4. TERRY POLLARD He shakes when h laughs like a bowl ull 0 le y Class Treasurer Z3 Chorus 3, 4g H-Club 3, 4g Science Club 3, 4g Baseball 3, 4g Football 3. 4, Homecoming Committee Observer 4. LOIS PRIEVE Prtm and trtm and even s lm Science Club 4 Homecom ing Committee Member 4. ROGER QUAST 1 can drive better with one arm than most men do with two. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4-3 Tigers Eye Staff 4' Home- coming Committee Co-Chair- man 4 SHERWOOD REID The world belongs to th e ambitious w h 0 wants the world? otball 1 2 3 4 nra mural Basketball 2 3 4 HClub 3 4 Science Club 4 T1 ers Eye Stal Homecomln Commlttee Oh server4 ARLYS RANNOW Blonde bewitched but not bewildered Chorus 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Homecoming Commit tee Nlember 4 NORMA RASMUSSEN A green thumb its true and a real swell gal too B nd 1 2 3 4 Pep Ba d 3 4- Orchestra 3 Presldent 4- Qcience Club 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee 'Nlember 4 CHARLOTTE ROLANDER Dont beat around the bush I like it straight o the shoulder FHA 1 qclence Club 3 Tigers Eye Qtaff Homecoming Committee Member 4 JAINE ROTZIEN Late hours are not good or one but they are me or two GAA 3 Office Assistant 3 Lunchroom 3 4 Art Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Home coming Committee Member LAURA RADUNZ '6She is one you can't help liking-her person- ality is so striking. F.H.A. 1. 2, 3, 4g Library Assistant 3, 4g Annual Staff 4' Tiger's Eye Staff 4' Homecoming Committee Member4 JAMES RIDGEWAY How come my tempera ture is never normal when 1 see blondes Football 1 2 3 4 Science Club 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 Homecoming Commi ttee Member 4 E - Q v Q sl sc - as -Q 9 Q 7 9 . ,, as . , Z , 3 . . , Z U , S ' t 3 1 U . I . , i . , . , ,K I A. l ,tr . . . A ' if sc - - cc Y 97 ' 977 F0 . . , 9 It - ' V f v 3 Q 4 1 3 A ' 3 ' ' , 3 , ,Z , - , I f , . . 3, , g f 4, . U . - A D , .i a ., sf ' 1 , 5- 1 T sc Q sc 9 f ' 9 5 . ' . . . f 33 55 . . - . . . g . . . 3 L ' , , 9 ' 3 . , - . t 4, K . 4g ' . ' ' JOSEPH ROTZIEN A lzttle nolse now and then ts ratsed by the best o men FFA 2 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Homecommg Commlttee Member 4 .,-J AX SHARON SCHWARZE Tops Ln style and Lrst wtthasmzle 90 Clubl 2 3 4 Chorus 1 4 Offtce Assistant 2 Major ette 2 3 4 Student Councll Secretary Treasurer 3 Home comm Attendant 3 Candi date 4 Annual Staff 4 T gers Eye Staff 4 Class Play 4 Homecoming Commlttee Co Chairman 4 is ROBERT SANKEN Im not bash ul you just dont know m Football 1 2 3 4 HClub 3 Projection Operator 3 4 T1 gers Eye Staff 4 Art Club 4 Homecomlng Committee Observer 4 MARIE SCHIEBEL Full 0 pep ull o always nrce to everyone F H A V1ce Presldent 1 G A 2 3 Choru 1 e Club 1 2 3 4 Declamatlon Tumbllng Club 3 Class Play 3 90 Club 3 Cheerleader 3 T ers Eye Sta Lunchrootn 3 4 Homecom mg Co Chalrman 4 MARY ANN SORENSEN A heart ull 0 music happy and gay she wzll never turn anyone away Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Band 1 s Glee Club 2 3 4 Class Play 3 gpeech Contest 3 90 Club 3 4 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Sclence Club 4 Homecommg Commlttee Observer4 SHARALYN SPLETTER Sober but not serious Transferred from Blrd lsland m junxor Year Annual Staff 4 CAA 4 '11 ers Eye Qtaff 4 Home commg Commnttee 'Vlember 4 SHIRLY RUNKE A strong lznk rn he chazn o rzendshzp Llbrary Asslstant 1 Home comlng Committee Member SHARON SCHATZ All work and no un rs no lze or me Chorus 1 Pep Club A 1 90 Club 3 Sclence Club 4 Art Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Tlgers Eye Staff 4 Class Play 4 Declamatlon 4 Homecommg Commlttee Co Chalrman 4 ALDREY STARK Happy as a lark Club 1 2 3 C 3 90 Club 3 Lunchroom 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecomm Committee Member 4 Art Clu 4 KENNETH VORPAHL l like nurses-think I will get sick. B nd I 2 3 4' Football I 2 3 4' Track 1' 90 Club 1 2 3 4' Class President 2' Student Council 2. 3' Sci- ence Club 3 4' H-Club 3 4' Orchestra 4' Chorus 4' Homecoming Committee Co- Chairman 4. ALVIN STONE Long lean ana' like a C FFA I 2 3 4 Projection Operator 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Homecoming Committee Co Chairman 4 KAY TRACE Smart as a whip and more un than a barrel 0 monkeys Club 1 3 4 a Pav 3 T1 er: Eve a Assistant Editor 4 Honu comm Committee Co Chair man 4 ELVA STUEBER just smile away your troubles Lunchroom 3 4 Tigers Eye Staff 4 Homecomm Com mittee Member 4 IRIS VAN HALE A one man gzrl uith a twinkle in her eye FH A I Chorus I library Q istant 2 Ar Club Homeromln Committee Member 4 ROSATN STARR A smile or everyone 1 Club I 3 Lum' om 2 3 4 GAA 3 Club 4 T1 ers Eye Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Homecomm Committee 'Nlember 4 ROGER VOSS Red just on his head. Intramural Basketball 3 ' Tiger s Eye Staff 4 ' Home- coming Committee Member CAROL WEN DORFF Laughing and tallcmg flown the hall oh my what a ball I' HA 3 4 Lunchroom 4 Homecomln Committee Member 4 DOROTHY ZELENY Pack up your troubles m your olfl hzt bag and smtle smzle smzle unchroom 3 4 l' I Homeu Illlll 1 m 1 Nlember 4 WALLACE WEN DORFF He may seem shy but he LS a terrz tc guy F F A 3 4 Bus Patrol 4 Tiger s Eye btaff 4 Home commg Commxttee Nlember JOYCE WRIGHT Not nozsy not small just happy and tall Chorus 1 Library As lstant Staff 4 Homecomm Com mlttee Observer 4 GLEN WITTE When gzrls are around hes shy hell get over tt by and by FFA 3 4 Tlgers Eye Qtaff 4 Homecommg Commlttee Member 4 MARTIN WRIGHT I was a boy scout untzl I was 16 then I became a gzrl scout 2 3 4 Track 1 4 u 1 2 HClub 3 4 Qclence Club 3 4 Trom bone uartet 3 Class Play 3 4 Orchestra 4 C s VICL Presldent 4 Annual Sta 4 T1 ers Eye taff 4 Wrestllng 4 Homecomlng Co Ord 4 MARION WENDORFF Happy as a lark Ln :lay tzme or zn dark Transferred from Ilector Junior year T1 er- Eye Staff 4 HOHICCQDHIIHQ. LUIIHIIIIIPC Member4 sz - . H - ' ' 97 7 7 ' .sa L , in 55 4' sc 5 . a - 9 , s - as 97 I 4. '95 , s Y X I iL fn S6 . 66 ' s 9 U 1 . ' 7 ' 75 3 ' ls'. ' 4: F.H.A- 44 Tifrers Eye Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 9 ' fl ' , . 3 , 2. 3, : 90 ' CI b , , 3, 43 - , Q : ' . 4 ' 3, 4 las ff 3 'g ' S - - - fat 6 66 . . . ,, ' L ' I. z '.l A. 4: 'r'g1ffon 'ttee I ur New Friend aflgfx Edwma Lmk better knovsn as Wmme came to Hutchlnson as an exchange student from the Phlllppme Islands She was sponsored by the Amerlcan Fleld Servlce Wlnnle arrlved ln the Lmted States on August 18 1957 and came to Hutchln son Aubust 21 Whlle attendln school ln Hutchlnson she made her home wlth Mr and Mrs Homer Peterson and famlly Some of the 3CtlVlt1CS m whlch Wlnnle partlclpated thls year at Hutch Hlgh were the T1 ers Eye Staff and SCICHCC Club of whlch she was elected secretary Durm homecomlng she worked on the Decoratlon Commlttee and was chosen honorary prlncess at the 1951 Homecommg Coronatlon We the Class of 1958 wlsh to extend to WIIIIIIC whose wmnmc smlle and personallty found thelr way lnto our hearts our best wlshes for now and the future X K' is rf X xg t 9 ,Q A i ' ' 0 , . 'G . . U A X s 0 9 1 5 ,. 3, . ' 9 Q 1. 1' 9' 'V 1 773 H Y 2 if ,V A 5 S rl . Q 1 - A I 7' A r 3 Q il Q if - , gf . . 7 ,L . . ,, . 7 7 ' f . . . , . . 9 , ' U , i . . g . . . .U , . . 2-3 9 9 ' g . . . . . U . 7 7 5 ' , . X Q N iff ACTIVITIES 'NJN Yay-'Y 4 in ueen Judy KN INNING FLOAT Q . , v 4 '. Homecoming Homecoming was practically the biggest cele- lmration in the whole school year for the Hutchinson lligh school students. Our Homecoming activities started off with a pepfest where we gave our loyal support to our players. and the queen candidates did a few easy stunts. After the pepfest there was the parade in which all of the students in grades 7-12 took part. The seventh and eighth grades made banners while the freshmen, sophomores and juniors made floats which symbolized the slogan 'Shanghai the Dragons. BONFIRE 48 PEPFEST Immediately following the parade we burned the dragon in the bonfire. and announced the winning floats and banners. Seniors. band members. queen candidates. judges. last year's Homecoming queen, and alumni attended the banquet. The Tiger football team proved they could L'Shanghai the Dragonsi' by beating Litchfield. At last the most thrilling part of the game- the coronation. This year we had the great enter- tainer Harry Habata. The moment finally arrived when Judy Behrens was crowned 1957 Home- coming queen. After the coronation a dance was held and thus the end of a perfect day. ' 5 ,L , fu I -f Q ,wr 7 'f e U7mgqyk,y.fJA'i: ' ,4 L , A ' ' A M, 9 if J , , .MQ me zwzgfgwfxm 1 Aff? ' XA? A 'fm Hffiizwgwsisf , ,f-W mgyy U s V' 9 ' M ?f14vifQ35 ' A 7, X.. if .ff-5,fz, 5ffffxfi ': 4 A 'K fi , , ,W ffm fww, ,35W,7?23, we 5:51 V' ffg ffiffaf. f 1 'RTV-1 T. f :'.:.1, VEB ii P' ' 46 : z 1- ,V W. 5 my' Vxgeggjw X . ww f A ,f,Jfi, -swpqgyifiafgmg 'V . WL - wgMg5vf,b wg Avg-1 MH 1 ,gwfyf A w 5145 f 035' 1 - ,':,.L,:4:t'fqgf11guv a W 's M, Lfiif' . S Q , . . I Jw' Ag - mf .QV in 'Q .Q A g- if ' 4 b-rx li U N aw s 533' ,wa P .Q 5 P M ' ne. 6 L , fr V QM, Q A f 1 1 V '5 Q , , , A W -4 . X ff x Vis 4' - .,. ,.,'x. Qi- ,gh Orchestra Mid-Winter Formal It's Bioclock on February 1 and we are just entering the Hutchinson school auditorium, for the 1958 Mid-Winter Formal. We notice the dark blue sky filled with snowflakes. On our right we are greeted by the reception line. As we go further into this Winter Wonderland, we see a forest of evergreens on our left, and across the skating rink lwhich is the dance floorl we see tables with little decorated snowmen on the tables. We walked through a large chalet and sat down just in time to hear the band play Winter Wonderland.,, We found our refreshments cen- tered around the snowman and so ended a wonder- ful evening. Congratulations,', to the Faculty Chairman Miss Forss, Miss Christianson, Mr. Brende, Miss Bucholz, Miss Johnson, Miss Griffin, and Mr. Dennison. General Chairwoman Marlyce Asp, and the committee chairmen and members for the very outstanding and successful Mid-Winter formal. It was again the outstanding social event on the school calendar and each one who had a part in its success is to be congratulated for their splendid effort. 9 e f lla ,J in 'av nfs r AJ UL' X f if P In fi 4 VA I by . , '- ,Q it S K 5 ' 1 ,A fi 'x . -5 1 Vg? W gh 1, Q 155 v :M 2 .4 me ff' X K A -'H 1- 5 Q L 'E' ' 1 'i 'W' ,EM 4. gk in-If jus 3' if nf .'fQq:u'l xr .2 .. 5- vw 4- r u U f 1 mf Q A. A.. W, 3439 f I 2 M nw 'xx I , I 0 2 ff W gTgg X 59 f' 'T li Q ' 5 ,, 'ri LMT' 4. Q f W 44 if vs , L 1 1 V: . it, v,-f ,gk W'-5 nr 3' ff 1 unior Class Play The junior c-lass play under the direction of Miss Hill was presented hy the class of IUSH. The play was entitled 'gfiheaper hy the Dozenf' Mr. Cilhreth was always trying to improve his systems which even included taking a hath. He was also trying to prevent his children from growing up. and he didnit want them to dress the way the other children did. He had almost suc- ceeded is hen his daughter Anne revolted. The end prow-s to he quite a surprise for all. CAST Q nfl. L. Our director, Miss Hill 3 , , A 553 y .- ' 4 53 . Q .4 , V r W 3. , VT' Q ii Q , WV, ,, iff ft: .mi A M' ' i1 2'-fw ' --af Vg 535 Ts W3 , 7 , W, E. -4, , is yr ,N S 3, I ff if 1, 3 F' 2 f ff' Q 1 i, x 6 V WV YQ ' vin? Qffzfv -V51 ,Q wsaw, ig. Wi f rw:-,gm -,. '- Jaws-R snfiff . My A35 A 1 'vf 1 my g, wt x .. ' ,M A ,. AA . if 'hw .fg 5 ' am. ,..Xp5.f 5? WH R if A31 ' , -V ff 'ifiifr H Y K J fx M53 g,,.evi 5 Ura 3572- I v - 1 ,yy ,. L -.4 ,, Y f , M , ,, , ,M ,, , M M In f I. ' F' ' , - . ' ,N fu . x avi- Gif '73, , 7 'e.4-E51 2' if -2 ' J I LA Q 5 vifwggaf'fefA 57751, ,, . - I mul if QG 1 V ,gil l X, .115 54 Q Erjrggf? X ,, W, f if W, ,N sg f 1 1. 4 , f, V' A R K' 5 bww, gi, , , . W -i gr' .M vw Q 2, f .rfif ' 1 .gi ASW L1 'mv ww, 92,1333 yi . jf l Qyzfz 6 f A ,zfim ly W V 4 -s 3-5 rv, , ,'f,,,, A '- ' F , 'p.mg3f?f'5'LW4' ,Q 1593 in H , v9352?5?,izg'i'? 'A A .1 ' W f, 'V ik' f- ,Pm if , 1- Q ' 1 - ,H Lg, i. 2 4 2 , ,,5,13, we ,. -1 ,Aff J? , ,:,5.f,2f,4f3 .1 94, 4451, Q ' ,.1k,,,,, gf?3f51 i QP Ti? -4954. - ,' -. , - A - Q1 ,tw Q f' ?f' ,f 'V'f-,-,f Lf: '5 ,y ,, , fy? aria? r -, 'Web MW If ,, M ig? 441, ' 'Q ,if f,,.1rg ,zigzag ,, V 4' Am fi ,, ' ,431-lfzvfi W if . P 1 2 2 K , gyf? N! f 3 Rrriwii? Sitting: I. Fallon, S. Berwald, R. Klingbeil, A. Stark, M. Carlson. Standing: B. Fable, I. Groehler, S. Schatz, C. Malchow, M. Miller, W. Karl, S. Luedtke, D. Eberhardt, J. Dolder, M. Falconer. A n n u al S ta BUSINESS STAFF Putting out a fine yearbook is the goal of every member of the annual staff. Their job includes setting up a dummy copy, taking pictures. writing copy, and drawing out the finishing book. Rita Klingbeil is the editor with Steve Brown the assistant editor. Mary Ann Sorenson is the music editor while ,lean Fallon heads the senior section. The faculty is headed by Audry Stark. Loretta Brandt leads the work in the underclassmen section. Sports is taken care of by Dick Eberhardt. Marilee Carlson is the editor of the activities section of the annual. Business staff manager is Sandy Barnes. Miss Nelson and Miss Bucholz are the advisors. WR' nn: m 'UIQ Row Three: K. Ahlstrorn, B. Bacon, D. Phillips. Row Two: M. Carlson, A. Fallon, C. Dummer, M. Sorenson. Row One: K. Tracy, J. Peterson. S. Barnes, M. Horrman, L. Lutzke, L. Radunz, A. Ewert .l. Rotzein, R. Stark. Ti ger's Eye The Tiger's Eye is published weekly in the Hutchinson Leader by the senior class of ,58. The purpose of putting out the Tigeris Eye is to acquaint the public and the students with our school. lts other pur- pose is to teach the students, interested in journalism, the techniques of writ- ing. The editor is ,lanet Peterson and Kay Tracy is the assistant editor. Mary Ann Sorenson and Kenny Alhstrom are in charge of the pictures. Marilee Carlson and Lonnie Dummer are typlnb supervisors Dick Phillips and Bob Bacon ale copy supervisors -uw NURSES ASSISTANTS C. Demenge. L. Lutzke. J. Peterson, Nl. Horrman, A. Fischer, F. Dreyer, D. Fimon. M. johnson, E. Schlueter, R. Tewes, O. Quadracheck, D. Nlurphv, C. Bach, E. Fuchs, R. Andracheck, W. Froemming, D. Ortloff, R. Sanken, R. Phillips, D. Pielll, J. Pessek, R. Kraseau, XV. Halverson, D. Henke, ,l. Hentz, N. Henmann. Not Pictured: R. Hall, D. Krussuw, W. Block, D. Stark, R. Fruemming, R. Ewert. Eiku 51 2 ...fi LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Rau' Two: ll. Peters. J. Boller Zahler. Nl. Roepke. .l. Jwrgensun l llenlun. Row Ulm: J. Yvrighl. Rzulunz, A. Ewert, C. Dummer. PROJECTIONISTS wk, Lette-:rmen's Club The H-Cluln is an organization of the letter- rnen of H.l'l.S. Any hoy who has a letter in sports has the right to apply for membership. This year the H-Club is led by President Boll Hammond. The Vice-President is Chuck Bullert. and Donald Dressel. Meetings are held twice a month with one at school and the other at a G.A Learning to play tennis. basketball. volleyball and softball are just Z1 few of the activities of the G.A.A. Creating good sportsmanship and co-operation in school activities is one of the two-fold purposes member's house. The major money making project of the cluli was selling Tex Tooth Brushes to the students at school. One of the major aims of the clulm is to promote good sportsmanship and good athletics in H.H.S. .A. of C.A.A. Providing worthwhile recreation is another purpose of the CAA. The officers are: President. jane Hosek: Vive-l'resident. Beatrice Rannowg Secretary, Sandra Swenson: Treasurer, Marcine Mohr. Pep Club The main purpose of the Pep Club is to create school spirit at the games. Creating good sportsmanship is another purpose of the club. To raise money for transportation to the out of town games, the Pep Club members are selling Christmas cards. The officers of this year's Pep Club are: Juanita Barrick, President: Loraine Brunberg. Vice- President: ,lean Natwick. Secretary: Audrey Jen- son. Treasurer. A TEAM CHEERLEADERS 2: 1 This yearis 6'A'7 team cheerleaders are: Marie Schiebel, Karmen Koci. Barbara Ahrens, and jo Anne Schultz. Loraine Brunberg, Marcine Mhor, Karlene Nielsen. and Karen Popp are the B team cheerleaders. The seventh and eighth grade games are helped along by the C team cheerleaders who are: Peggy Comer, Sandra and Brenda Cox, Marla Haller, and Nancy Dummer. Left: B and C TEAM CHEERLEADERS talk about science in our life. Movies are also Science Club The purpose of the science club is to give those students, interested in science, a chance to get together and work on their common interests. Promoting new and stronger science interests is another big job of the club. By allowing the students to use the equipment available in the lab, the club enables the students to enrich their knowledge. The science club meets every first Monday of the month. At these meetings the students are given the opportunity to further their education by listening to many very interesting speakers shown to the students. Above: Student Experiment by .lohn Geiss, Jeff Hayden, and Sherwood Reed. Every two years the science club takes a trip to a place chosen by the students. Last year the club went through the Chemistry Department at the University of Minnesota and' through the Ford plant at St. Paul. Jerome Burdorf has charge of the club as the President. John Geiss, Vice-President, is a big help to him. The Secretary of the science club is our foreign stu- dent, Winnie Link. Wi H, W' ,rw 'wwf f Q, V .Eur , fm if ,,,.,, ,. ' Q4 -8 Q, ,M f W sf N257 Via, 1lE5g,+fw if Q5 was ag '?j?5c5f'f 2 V, hfifis, M 'ff , Mx , my + , , . 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Playing at every home foot- ball and basketball game was a big job. But it was done without much extra time and with good results. A Thanksgiving Concert was their first experience. It proved that they could do anything if they tried hard. FRENCH HORNS- J. Behrens, 'K. Groehler, K. Engebretson, J. Behrens, J. Tews, J. Hammer- SlI'0Ill. SAXOPHONES-J. Hayden, L. Hurt, W. Droege, N, Rasmussen, H. Juul, S. Lodes, W. Schlander, B. Rannow, S. Burich., ,M T v3 5' .,v ,. D V, ' ., W as f, if . Q 1155 , V, ya :A ,Y .5 Q Mug Z 1 gf a U , aQ?S.1 , ,, 2' 1 wg A if 'ff 'C , f 1 ' 1 .W Av! A iz 11525 ., 5 F - f. 13 , W fa, is Z - aw 4 , 3 A WZ . Qi. A qi, UWM- ,, ,hr I :A , M, ,,,,,,, ,y..,,,5.y 'X fin ,A Q, A X ,, N? 41 -, M: .5 -Y-5 v L , wily ififf ff Wig? Q MJ' ,LZ f ' 5 , 4' kigbgfge ,Fa 714 wir , 2 Q' 7 bw ,,, .a 2' V35 M? ,wiak ' H4258 gi A VIH 1 vm B , 345 . . 415934 rf. Li ,,, ,M , . 3. x BN , A. 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S. Waisanen. J. Gregor. J. Behrens, V. Hurt. S. Struyk. B. Alrich. C. Peterson. D. Pullon, D. Hoffman. D. Peterson, K. Peter- son. Row Two: D. Miller, J. Riesberg, S. Frederick- son, S. Juul, D. Moehring, S. Fisher, M. Fruck, J. Miller, D..Stearns, W. Clay, R. Carlson. Row One: M. Christian- son, J. Jensen, P. Comer, J. Zrust, C. Betker, J. Enge- bretson, D. Ziemer, R. Anderson, M. Koepp, R. Klawit- ter, D. Krainer. unior ' horus High C unior High Band The Junior High Band exists mainly for the purpose of preparing the young people for partici- pation in Senior High Band. They gave concerts and learned the basic parade routines. Row Four: L. Schralnn, J. Matthews. W. Roepke. N. Bctker, J. Plihal, D. Ziemer. W. Clay. C. Rolander. Row Three: S. Lundeen, M. Ridgeway, L. Putney. C. Butler, S. McLain, V. Weseloh. C. Krcil. M. Svendsen. K. Todd. B. Oliver, C. Juul, J. Wright. M. Pribyl, L. Wen- dorff, J. Shrader, R. Anderson, S. Ahrens, J. Juul, K. Peterson. Row Two: B. Schueler, C. Eberhart, G. ...J The band is fortunate for the guidance and effort which is put 'forth by their director. Miss Christiansen. Alrick, J. Blu. M. Kurth. R. Nelson, L. Nelson, P. Penderguest. M. Christianson. L. Na.rr, P. Comer. J. Rolfe, J. Behrens, N. Suhr, S. Bottomlay, L. Sorensen, J. Miller. iRow One: D. Moehring. M. Fruck. B. Cox, S. Frederickson, S. Frederickson, J. Schlueter, F. Albrecht. J. Stearns, S. Struyk, D. Mielke, L. Falling. ... ...., G f Q 9 .ig .J:, T, 3 1 1 Row Four: J. Stearns, D. Block, S. Nelson, J. Proch- now, D. Mielke, M. Mohr, J. Schmidt, L. Wendorff, F. Albrecht, li. Quast, l. Lagus, F. Wainer, J. Luedtke, K. Popp. N. Sahr. Row Three: D. Daharsh, D. Tuman. L. Luedtke, C. Garner, D. Engelhart, J. Natwick, S. Smutka, M. Kurth. L. Hansen, S. Frederickson, D. Witcher, J. Behrens, J. Schultz. Row Two: R. Jorgensen, M Pribyl, R. Lamp, T. Prochnow. C. Hamilton, M. Lepel R..Miller, J. Matthews, L. Narr, J. Haag. Row One: J. Prochnow, L. Olson, C. Croehler, C. Rannow, R Rannow, J. Falconer, C. Butler, M. Hoffman, J. Rannow l . Penderguest, J. Rolfe, M. Gannon. S. Betker. unior High Chorus The Junior High Chorus gives the students an opportunity to develop their talents and later participate in Senior Choir. F r p o if' . ,,. , x. f of fi V7 , . - gm? X' 'fl 71. - ,a.'il7 ., , 3 5 il WA' - f' J. ff- fr T x Hn i ,'-7 2 , E. XM Sir sq W s The Chorus, together with other members of the music department, performed for the public at Christmas. ln February they presented a very successful Pop Concert for the public. The ensembles performed many times during the year, both in and out of school. These ap- pearances served to give experience in performing before the public as well as enjoyment to those in the audience. JUNOIR HIGH ENSEMBLE Row Four: J. Hanson, D. Miller. Nl. Mohr. J. Proch- now, S. Nelson, D. lilork. Row Threw: J. Jensen. C. Peterson, K. Popp, L. Luedtke. C. Garner. D. Tuman. Row Two: J. Cregor.'J. Natwick, D. Engelhart. R. Jorgenson, R. Rannow. Row One: J. lingebretson. V. Hurt. J. Haag. R. Lamp. C. Croehler. l.. Olson. 2 nt' A 9 , ,,+ 'fri ,5 kip: K Af' ,, gf ,A 3 if ' 25? r- ., V' gr, M, , M-f 'ww 2 , P gs 'JZ , M Q f . ff ? W: Q, V . 14 3 25 5' Y K, M ' T Q, ga.: 1, ' J Q5 3 V. L xigw if , , '-: 547.5 m... V Hifi: 52. ' fav : - Z Q F ikeigh V. 1- ez f 1 5 , m4,,, 3' X K 'kgillsf f J 1' fafjae .X LMDJJQ - Cmsimm f f , . J L - lfr- xx? ! Lx L, G Q 1 N s... A- 'N Q' ' .A ' r:.. ' ' N A14 X 5 'mmf X V 7 t 'T K -9 1-:V fit , V A ' .- L i 1 - 21. i1i 11'-5 OFFICERS, Row Une: P. Orhin, J. Schiebel, J. Rolf, C. Ewert, W. Clay, E. Bahr. Row Two: K. Peterson, M. Linder. K. McClure, M. Christianson, M. Boldt. Cary Krcil. Seventh Grade By now the seventh graders have come down out of the whirl, which they became cauvht in at the heginninf' of this year They no longer seem lost and confused The running to a different class every hour seemed quite different from being in the same classroom all day They enjoyed seeing the class plays assembly programs, and sports events and joined in as many school activities as they could Row Une D Froemmln T Brun berg I Sandman N Anderson C Henke L Nelson C 'Nlalchow V Weseloh Row Two D Peterson C. Markuson C. Milichar. K. Lepel S. lepel P. Reno T. Christensen R. Krasen. Row Three: C. Stibal B. Bonniwell J. Schwane C. Olsen D. Piepenbur l. Juchna L. Jahner. Row Une: R. Anderson A. Erick- son B. Jacobson P. Pendergast S. Betker J. Prochnow G. Lack. Row Two: R. Miller R. Benjamin B. Schueler S. Block K. Phihal C. Hamilton R. Jorgensen. Row Three: N. Loek M. Suendsen C. Danek E. Ouast P. Wenger M. Froemming S. Ulsen T. Prochnow. Bewildered They made many banners to help make our homecoming parade one of the biggest and best. They were active in chorus and started taking part in sports. They are climbing up the ladder of ed- ucation and are looking forward to their coming years. Row One: B. Christensen. L. Radtke, M. McCannon, ,I. Eaton, M. Haller. L. Narr, M. Kunerth. Row Two: L. Wraspir, T. Olson, B. Schiebel, J. Seller, J. Behrens. D. Daharsh, R. Doslal. Row Three: M. Altentaler, M. Cook, K. Cassens. D. Ziemer, M. Schlueter, K. Peterson. K. Lamp, R. Rolander. Row One: D. Drahos. R. Lamp. J. Rannow, M. Skoog, C. Groehler, M. Benton, S. Ahrens. Row Two: I. Jensen. J. Nadrchal. D. Engelhart, M. Bartels, .l. Burmeister. S. McLain, C. Inselmann. Row Three: D. Dobratz, N. Sahr, K. Wright. J. Mattsfield, .I. Boll, W. Roepke, J. Dolezal. J. Bonni- well. OFFICERS, Row Une: J. Spletter, B. Henriksen, S. Juul, J. Matthews, M. Fruck. Row Two: J. Stearns, R. Domschot, F. Albecht, K. Popp, C. Alrick, L. Schramm. Eighth fade After their first year in Junior High, they now know their way around the school. They are participating in many of the activities in school. Some of the boys played on the C squad in both football and basketball. The whole class supported all the team events. Row One: L. Olson, R. Klawitter, D. Dostal, J. Bieber, S. Hahn, D. Pullen, S. Erickson. Row Two: J. Theu- ringer, R. Janousek, S. Krasean, M. Schmidt, M. Halverson, M. Hagen, S. Bottomley, M. Kurth. Row Three: K. Schlender, D. Fratzke, S. Wagner, J. Hanson, L. Zajicek, N. Glas, M. Albrecht. J. Derifield, R. Rasmussen. Row One: Jo Blu, C. Hoffman, G. Rannow, P. Rusch, S. Eaton, R. Ran- now, J. Stibal, Gary Vollmer. Row Two: D. Laraway. J. Riesberg, Y. Lietzau, E. Tewes, S. Cox, B. Cox. M. Krause, S. Barrie. Row Three: D. Bernhagen. S. Schwarze, B. Telecky, M. Morrow, C. Coleman, J. Jorgenson, P. Barnes, J. Lamp. Row One: K. Jensen, C. Betker, S. Fischer, D. Mayer, M. Wertz, R. Carlson. Row Two: E. Henke, L. Luedtke, W. Evans, J. Jensen, C. Bonniwell. J. Miller. Row Three: B. Dibb, R. Kosek, J. Juelich, J. Prochnow, D. Rannow, S. Abbott, M. Ondracek, D. Schmidt. Row Four: C. Butler, M. Torgrimson, B. Oliver, F. Menth, R. Sheppard, S- Nelson. J. Schmidt. J. Blackwell. Y' in inth rade The class of '61 was the big ruler of the Junior High this year. They now have many of the privileges of the Senior High. They have members in the Senior Band and in the Junior High Choir. They are very privileged as they can now attend the Senior parties, but also can go to the Junior ones. They also have athletes play- ing on the Bn squads in basketball, foot- ball, and wrestling. Row One: S. Reid, M. Lepel, K. Miller, J. Engelbetson, J. Falconer, R. Luthens, C. Garner. Row Two: D. May, M. Ridgeway, J. Karg, S. Ahrens, V. Hurt, M. Voss, B. Peterson. Row Three: R. Luedtke, J. Ryan, M. Kurth, C. Norton, M. Carrigan, B. Burich. Row Four: J. Markuson, T. Nielsen. R. Dahlgren. D. Block. D. Boettcher. P. Stibal, R. Merrich, J. Haag. Row One: L. Sorensen, J. Meier, L. Tauer, C. Plathe, D. Fuchs. Row Two: J. Schlueter, D. Stone, C. Ondrachek, A. Nadrchal, D. Hanson, G. Motley, E. Veenheeis. Row Three: R. Hoff, W. Wendorff, R. Schuete, A. Jensen. G. Lamp, F. Lamp. Row Four: D. Sturges, A. Path, C. Tah- berson, D. Bacon. V. Juchna. A. Rolf. xx W , ' -, 6 f xfpfw, fm v , Q Q A -,W -. M, Vg -I-,159 K ,N ,L W 4 W, ,mi 3, a 6 1,13 W, 45, - 5355 i fy iam qi. asf . 7' 1. w' x if' if 2 ' , 1 ff 2 v. W .vii ,1 'QQ w . ig . -9,340+ ,Q-' 2 gk' 311 T sf 1 y-eh, ,J f 1, , 4 .f V4 0 K 3 ' , :ef Q ' ,j , :A 'Q . ' 1 , 'L 4. my J, KJ in M 5 L 6' ' ef Row One: G. Kroeger, D. Fallon. P. Piehl. S. Sustacek. P. Roberts. B. Kober, D. Blackwell. Row Two: M. Barnes, B. Miller, C Plihal, W. Karl, li. Hanson, N. Hemmann. Row Three: K. Nielsen R. Murrick, L. Brunberg. N. Schultz. N. Korngic-bel. J. Rasmussen C. Anderson. Row Four: Peter Lagus, J. Dallman, D. Krueger, C. Inselmann, D. Stillings, G. Bahr, L. Cruett. Sophomorcs The Sophomore year marks the real beffinninv of a student's hifrh school life Now for the first time they are fully ac cepted in the Senior High School l'here are new activities which are now open to them. They have many members in Band, Senior Choir, and also many boys who are athletes are on either the varsity or 'SBP squad in football and basketball. You can also find wrestlers and track men in their class Row One J Hammerstrom J Nlcfan non S Hultln S Holman R Daalt Row Two J Kreltlow L Juellch K Larson D Derlfield B Dostal P Pendergast. Row Thrre: E. Falling C. Karg A. llielke Miriam Nel.en W. Kahls D. Peipenbur, Row Four: S. Altentaler R. Syvertson D. Peter- son L. Rntzien J. Bonniwell Krebshach R. Cierke. Row Une: J. Falconer. S. Schultz L. Hurt. S. Petersen. D. Anderson L. Ni s. Row Two: C. Col J. Ku h H. Lambke A. Horrmann J. Runke M. Dorin C. Linde. Row T ree: . Hoff fi. Kirsch D. Pesina. Halverson J. Fratzke Ix. Popp J Hitzemann K. Ber strom. Row Four: G. Krsiean N. Plath B. Schlink S Bonniwell C. Rasmussen. ull Of Fun They sponsored a float this year for homecoming which placed first. They also chose Mary Doring as their homecoming attendant for the homecoming festivities. They are full of fun and climbing the steps of education and looking forward to their Junior year. Row One: J. Tews, K. Todd. S. Swin- son, M. Siemsen, B. Taylor, S. Sturges. Row Two: D. Forsberg, B. Pollard, J. Quade, C. Stueher, L. Radunz. Row Three: D. Tews, H. Schlueter, J. Whittenberg. J. Welch. J. Behrens, D. Schmidt. Row Four: B. Tews, K. Todd, J. Morsan. B. Pessek, L. Wendt, B. Sommerness, B. Hoel. Row Une: L. McKimm. L. Paren- lmough, N. Barrick, J. Jacobson, R. Nagorski. C. Eggert. Row Two: R. Albrecht. J. Ahram, L. Prieve, J. Koelln, L. Schultz, M. Rasmussen, A. Miller. Row Three: M. Sylvester, P. Benton, D. McGee. R. Kruse, J. Dostal. M. Anderson. Row Four: David Henke, C. Freed, T. Jorgenson D. McClure, L. Bunke, D. Eggert. Row One: J. Filk, P. Zaruba, C. Bergman, B. Henrickson. Raw Two: D. Murphy, M. Johnston, C. Bach, R. Ondracek. Row Three: C. Albrecht, D. Matthews, J. Dostal, M. Bullert, EQ Otto. Row Four: D. Stark, J. Ceiss, M. Dolezal, D. Cripps, T. Moran. l1I1101'S The Jumor Class kept themselves busy rlurmg the year by operatlnff the lunch stand at the football games puttm on the class play sponsormv the JumorSen1or Banquet and sponsormv a float and a queen attendant LaVonne Lamp for the homecommff fCStlVltlCS One of the h1 h lwhts of thelr year was choosm thelr class rm s Row One D Laraway J Knorr C Hass K Todd Row Two S Kern B Peters 'VI Dobratz C DeMenge D. Ondracek. Row Three: R. Zum- mach E. Schlueter J. Jorgensen C. Zahler C. Runke. Row Four: S. Peterson 9. l-lakel l.. Jager J. Bach. Row Ont: S. Rannow. J. Kullgren S. Burich J. Wheeler. Row Two: R. K xien S, l.ode:, Nl. Sauer J. ris-V gen. . Berwalrl. Row Three: A. Fischer l'. Newcomb Darrel Fimon J. Buhr. Row Four: 0. Ondrachek, C. Rathbun, E. Olsen. B. Jensen. V. Forcier. O n . C 1 g 1f1ed A year ago as Sophomores they won- dered what their Junior year held in store for them. Now they know as the year has passed and they are Juniors. Sometimes they thought the hooks were thicker or the teachers were stricter. hut they still work- ed on. They are now about to leave their Junior year and to reach for the final step in their high school career. Row Une: K. Klalnmer, C. Asp. J. Miller. B. Rannow. Row Two: I' Anglin, L. Lamp, D. Miller. E. Schultz. P. Klima. Row Threw: J. Schultz. B. Christiansen, Derald Daak. Gerald Hintz, D. Kadelhach. Row Four: R. Krasean. L. Benjamin. D. Mcflraw. R. Brende, L. Heilman. Row One: J. Kosek, B. Ahrens, J. Cierke, J. Stone. S. Bannow. Row Two: K. Koci, 5, Schmitz. R. Sitz, J. Leudtke, S. Lambert. Row Three: C. Wielsen. W. Block. L. Struyk, I.. Falling, L. Baumetz. E. Plath. Row Four: W. Plamann. R. Culbertson, l. Klabunde, B. Froemming. Row Two Row Row One: P. Benton, A. Estrin, J. Clay. J. Schuft, J. Barnes. Row H. Juul. M. Roepke, AT. Dufresne, D. Mohler. T. Tomashek. Three: D. Hansen. J. Boller, B. Sheppard. J. Popp, D. Dummer. Four: C. Lattner. K. Brink. C. Peterson. B. Schultz. D. Kla- witter, D. Ortloff. 1.'r1fq'9'49- 1 'I seq ur Class Leaders Top: FRESHMAN CLASS-Row 0ne: B. Peterson, D. Block. Row Two: G. Mills, J. Bach, B. Asp. Row Three: E. Vienhuis, S. Abbott. T. Linde. Not Pictured: S. Fischer, D. Geiss, J. Engebretson, S. Falconer, J. Jensen, J. Natwick. Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS-J. Dallman, L Hurt, B. Hoel, B. Summerness. Right: JUNIOR CLASS-S. Schmitz, R. Brende, D. McGraw, P. Zaraba. .J Q . 3 DUDTS Row Two: Coach Westergard. Coach Olsen. Cary Peter- son, Dave Effertz, Charles Bnllert. Tom Brunlmerg. Marty Wright. Lyle Jager, Sherwood Reid. Roger Quast, Lawrence Benjamin, Bolm Halva, Bob Hammond. Clarence Holman, ElRoy Dolmratz. Errol Laugeson. Robert Sanken, Coach Avis. Row Om-: Claude Lattner. Larry Struyk Ken Vorpahl. Terry l'ollar4l. john Welsh. Tom Toma shek, Gerald Jensen, Willy Droege. Greg Newcomb. Tom Moran, Don Klawitler. Ti ger Football Team The Hutchinson Varsity Football Team had a very successful season this year. They lost only two gamesg one to a vcry powerful Willmar team, and the other to Mound. The Tigers ushaiigzhaieclw the Litchfield Dragons in their homecoming game, making the occasion a huge success. In spite of the handicap of losing some of last year's seniors, the team set a fine record of six wins and two losses under the co-captainship of Bob Halva and Bob Hammond. MANAGERS COACHES Lanny Sanken. Donald Dressel ,lerry Olsen, Avis,Westergard. 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W' .V A Top Row: Effertz, Betker, Brunberg, Bullen, Peterson, Dummer, Benjamin, Laugeson, Bonde, Wright, Hammond, Schlueter, Messer, McGee, Dobratz, Holman, Kirsch, Jensen. Row Three: Benjamin, Welsh, Moran, Wendt, Henke, Gruett, Lagus, Whittenberg, Schroader, Brown. Row Two: Manager Dressel, Salinas, Anderson. Sylvester, Anderson, Dallman. Mills, Stibal, Fabel, Knarr, Linder, Mills, Coach Olsen. Row One: Coach Knoss, Yerks, Rannow, Schramm, Kramer, Klawitter, Stearns, McClure, Rolf, Johnson. Track Team The 1957 track team, under the expert coach- ing of Mr. Wayne Knoss and Mr. Gene Olsen, set an outstanding record. Charles Benjamin placed first in the state half-mile and set new school records in the high hurdles and half-mile. The school record for the mile was broken by David Effertz, and the relay team also set a new record for Hutch High. , , if .- I liie S x I iiiii fr 3 I M5 COACHES Mr Wayne Knoss and Mr Gene Olsen For the eighth consecutive time, the team claimed the district championship and went on to capture the coveted regional trophy. With the sup- port of the students, and the help of Don Dressel, manager, Hutchinson saw one of its finest track teams. MANAGER Donald Dressel 433,53 1 is 'HJ Rolf Bxende ,1 . -.wwvi-'-,W -9- -M sf 555 YA 1-A 2.11, fs Q HHS? Jmfrkd -, ,Y ' ff a-, .wg ' iMQ.c,Li5:,: i. ,,,, Lf , Ly ff EZ: . f ' . ,N ,M - Xfifliif 6 xy INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY Kunsus Cnty Puhlmhem Cover Munuforlurers Book Bwnders HOME OFFICE PFINYEUNNU i A f 1 3 s ' , J . Z5 . K , we A , M6 . A 'V 'fm ,wg 5, , M55 ' K' affix. 158 ,, I VGmwE,Qi7, 7.Q 2,5 Q ' V K7y,, Q Kg-'35 7. -. si um 'iq Erikyiaggijpbwafkug ,J if fmagly Vim' y L In :W I 4 ,W yr A5 M... 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