Hutchinson High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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1+ 0 Ar- 'sua-7 35 , ' ..l' in W' 'tsityxigf -itfig Richard Eaton and his sheep G. Albrecht, B. Burville, W. Plowmann The Future Farmers of America is a school club to During the year one boy and a friend have the oppor- which all boys interested in farming as a vocation or tunity to go to the National F.F.A. Convention in Chi- profession, are members. The main topics which Mr. cago, This year the two boys were: Ben Bllrville and Eberhart, their advisor, taught them were improved Gerald Albrecht. farming methods, livestock raising, and crop growing. Uwe : .Billing taS2fwe Row One: Officers, C. Butler. Representative: C. Albrecht, President, R. Kadlebach, Treasurer, L. Jager, Vice-President. Row Two: Mr. R. W. Everhart. Advisorg D. Schroeder. E. Veenhuis, J. Prieve, K. Knorr, L. Olson, D. Daak, C. Miller, B. Mattsfield, J. Wright, C. Bach, A. Plath. Row Three: N. Hemmann, R. Eaton, E. Schlueter, R. Kurth. S. Reid, T. Albrecht, M. Morrow, D. Murphy. J. Wendorff, S. Schmidt, C. Runke. R. Plath. Row Four: J. Lamp, J. Dostal. D. Blackwell. W. Kohls. D. Tuman. D. Schmidt, W. Karl, Barnes, C. Zaruba, E. Otto. Row Five: W. Plath, L. Baumetz, E. Piehl, L. Sanken, R. Krehsbach. R. Froemming, L. Kohls, D. Bach, J. Hagg. D. Jerabek, B. Dobratz. B. Burville.

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ifdue nn. 'Uaaia Students taking Latin for one or more years are eligible for Latin Club which is under the di- rection of Mr. Kimball. The big celebration during the year consists of the Roman banquet, with foods like the Ro- mans ate, and that are eaten in Roman style. One other affair this year was the initiation of several new members. This took place in the new gym and down at the fair grounds. This newly founded club is advised by Miss Pearson, seventh grade teacher. The president is Ray Critchley. During the year the chess club admits new members, conducts tournaments, and competes with other towns. There are about 30 members in this club. YG l I P. Anglin, D. Cripps, M. Sauer, C. Asp, J. Hayden, C. Bergman, B. Sommerness. D. Hoffmann, R. Crithcley, W. Droege Moehring. C. Coleman, K. Dalquist Derefield, J. Fratzke, J. Jensen, D, Geiss. J. Summerness. Row Four: P. Altentaler, C. Anderson, J. Risslakki. G. Krasean, J. Ceiss, R. Brende, J. Schroeder. J. Kurth. Miss Pearson. 1450128-' L. W'endorf, G. Lyndy, J. Mat- thews. R. Critchley. Row One, Left: T. Linder, J. Wittenberg, C. Alricki Row Two: P. Wolf, J. Matthews, D. J. Hagen, L.Wendorf, M. Fruck. Rozd Three: B. Asp, M. Torgrimson, J.