Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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Lfaiicw 1 Q f I l 1 l v E i I l 4 'S v l l l l a l l A rom c nu Ut ot publle seruee and a lust of many xx arm trnends xull be the reeord left bv Nlr I NY Gow ans sup exrntenelent ol Hutehlnson publne sehool System, xx hen hls Nlr bon ans his beeome 1 friend and advlser of the young people of Hutehlnson by Fl1LllxlDg thexr problems hrs prob lems md thelr lnterests hls lnterests, and he can call mmm of them bx nxmc xx hen he meets them He has been reads to promote tny xsorths letxutw sponsored m the name of the sehools Nlr Gov Ins set lmgh stmdtrds OfSCl1Olll'Sl'1lp xn Hutehxn SUPT J xx GOXXANIS son hxgh sehool vxhneh are refleeted ln hugh scores of the loexl puplls ln state scholushxp Contests md ID other wins He has mlso been tetne nn stmte and natnonal educatlonal Telehers IXSSOCIJIIOFI The students are proud of the achlexcments he has made md unproxements he has fostered and exen more they are proud to feel that they lenow hum personally as a frxend To Nir XX Gow ms, superxntendent of Hutchxnson publle sehools, ue proudly dcdnctte thus 1943 Allagaroo ln tppr eutxon of 1 job well done I Q' l ! z F l 3 C l W . l . , l i 2 I vr ff, . . . 1 Y '. - f' . 1 .- 1, ,V 7 Y - - ' ' f l 1 - ' Y retirement resignation becomes final july 3l. circles and has served as president of the Kansas State A . 'L ek A ' L L 2 5 ' - fx . L x . 5

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r 'X ' af' GY ty P, K3 rg . fx Qy XC' 6 GX. iitigsoh, 'K 'ff' iid? YV Xi 05 'VD' . inf '-.gf ' jTl XC' ef X gyda, Qs , ffcif T - . A Q if X J Him dfmnf 559 . fir e Z ii I 'Q ij THis is the 1943 Alla aroo stafT's own ex lo- -:7'E Q LL, ! ., 3 P C56 ,QNX sive presentation of This Is the Army. En- A tertainment is maneuvered into every corner . ,ff of our morale builder. Grim battles, the pleasures of a Stage Door Canteen, and the seriousness of winning an education for wartime America are all riveted into this book. Wfe, the strategists of the Allagaroo staff, feel we have won a battle-the battle of producing a yearbook that we believe will be your powder magazine of memories. Editor-in-rbi:-f, BOB PENNINGTON Business Manager, MARGARET BAIRD The Allagaroo staff hard at work. i 5.1 -.5 X

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I I . , Vi Swnior Editor, DON AUSTIN W Umlrrclass Erlilor, ELDON BELL WW- Fcalurc Edilor, BARBARA BREI-IM Sporls Edilor, WILLIE RAYL 6 Ealfaim Bama! Foreword , , , . . . . 4 Administration , . ,i.. 7-18 Seniors . . , . . , .19-34 Underclassmen . . ..., 3 5-46 Music and Forensics . . ,I,, 47-58 Clubs .., . ...,, .... . 59-70 Sports , . . ,.., 71-84 Features . ,.., 85-92 Pedigrees . . . .,.,..,...., 93-95 Index ....,,...........,........ 96 The Allagaroo is published annually by the advanced journalism class of Hutchin- son High School, Hutchinson, Kansas. Members of the staff are Don Austin, Margaret Baird, Eldon Bell, Barbara Brehm, Bob Pennington, Willie Rayl, and jane Witt. Amateur art by Elizabeth Ferguson and Glenn Littlefield. Photography by Earl Burdick and Curtis Cooper. Advisers are Miss Jeanne Malcolm, Mr. Frank Fee, Mr. E. C. Alm- quist, and Mrs. Margaret Humphrey. Printed and bound by the Western Litho- graph Company, Wichita, Kansas. Covers by American Beauty Cover Company, Dallas, Texas. Price: 52. Clubs Edilor, JANE WITT