Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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Girls' sports organization is headed by Maxine Cooper, while the athletic-mind- ed H-Club claims Walter Quirinq. Cul- ture enters the picture with Charlotte Dack and the literary Richardson-Mo Carter members. Head of the dramatic, speech, and debate division is President Willard Welsh of the Perrill Club. Del- M B559 ' rx agqipetlas i vinq into the mysteries of chemistry and physics are the Valence Club members under the leadership ot lim Lareau, and We find the quidinq influence be- hind the Mixed Chorus is Earl Fletcher. Closer contact with the students in an effort of service is the motto of these ten ace pilots. Earl Fletcher Charlotte Daclc, Mixed Chorus Richardson-McCarter gm 'Q it i X1 ate Seventeen fa www- 'X f wwupwr ,V -' 5,,,W.,,,,,,,4.,,,. 5 ,a..,,,,. ,, Wesley Ennis Peptomists M Lateau Q09

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Maxi T1 G. 2.65501381- Walter Quiring H-Club Wf11,,,d W Perri!! eISh Sixteen Virginia Brehm Dick Burnett X G. B. Selection as the executive officer of one of the ten leading school organiza- tions demands outstanding leadership, character, and participation in all other activities. As young men and women these ten prexies combine the qualities of rational judgment, efficient manage- ment, and educated tactp and all three are necessary to be presiding officer of their respective groups. Inspiration was added to student cheering and pep by Bud Ennis and Marian Astle, presidents of the Pepto- mists and Pepettas. Designed to pre- sent a more serious note in education are the G. R. and l-li-Y 'vtfith Virginia Brehm and Dick Burnett presiding. Hi-Y 406 My l stuff

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Bill Mitchell, Student Council president, is the fourteenth winner of the highest honor given to seniors, the Young America award. The award is given each year by A. Lewis Oswald, owner and operator of the American Laundry and Zoric cleaners, to the person whom a representative committee has chosen as giving of outstanding service during three years to the school and who most nearly typi- fies the ideal Young American. Bill is an honor student and an athlete, being on the basketball team and a member of H-Club. He has taken an active part and interest in Peptomists and Valence Club and has served for two years on the Hi-Y execu- tive council. Early training as an Eagle scout only adds to Bill's merits. Former students who have won the loving cup and the one hundred dollar scholarship to Hutchinson Iunior College or any other Kansas college are: Iack Hardy, '29g Elmer Powell, '30p Ruby McElwain Harmon, '31, Bud Obee, '32: lack Campbell, '33p Louis Scruggs, '34p Bob Remington, '35p Buford Hayden, '361 Elizabeth Ann Steinheimer, '37g Marvin Sol- lenberger, '38p Bill Cole, '39, Bill Brownlee, '40, and lim Gear, '4l. Qcwnq 14 ' Naam! Members of the High Ten were: V. Brehm, S. L. Mayfield, A. Payne, D. Burnett, W. Ennis, B. Mitchell, D. Mackey, B. Pace, W. Quiring, and W. Welsh. Elqht BSD