Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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MR. MAX HAMILTON Chemistry, physics MR. F. D. GROBE Chemistry. psychology lu, MR. E. C. ALMQUIST Photography, aeronautics 117' Geometry MISS RUTH EVANS MISS RUTH STRICKLER Trigonometry, algebra Geometry MISS MILDRED PARKER Biology, physiology MR. C. E. SESHER Biology Whether one wishes to fly an airplane or do scientific research, a knowledge of math and science is basic. Courses in algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry are offered in the mathematics department: biology, chem-istry, and physics in the science department. Recently, greater emphasis has been placed on these sub'ects as the J need for them was so forcibly shown during the war. To help a student discover in which field his abilities lie, a guidance program is being developed in the schools. It will offer aptitude tests to show students in what field their abilities lie. Beulah, one of the less glamorous members of the science classes receives the undivided attention of Iohn Stansel and Pearl Redgate. 'H ll P IVIISS MARIE STEWART

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lb MISS ELMA HAMILL English Modeling projects made for their English classes are Mary Waddell and Margaret Purvis with their Lady Mac- beths and Dale Hankins with his Eliza- bethan theater. www' For the past three years the English department of Hutchinson high school has been working under the newly revised language arts curriculum which has as its goal improvement in writing, speaking. reading, and listening. By the time the student finishes high school he has conquered many gross errors in the use of the English language, for daily he has had opportunities to perfect his English-by reading the great classics ot literature, by drilling on grammar rules and by writing themes. It the student is interested, he may get further practice by taking joumalism, speech, debate, or dramatics. Spelling, too, has come in for its share of cor- rection this year with a new remedial course added to aid those students who have always found spell- ing their worst bugbear. MISS ALICE SINCLAIR MISS IEANNE MALCOLM English, European history English, journalism, spelling MISS MAYME KING English MRS. ARIEL PERRILL English e- t-- MISS MARIORIE THOMPSON English MISS KATE LEWIS English W 17 S MISS CELESTINE EVANS English, speech, debate

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Art MISS SHIRLEY CRAWFORD MR IAMES BARRETT Boys' glee club Arrayed in native costume, Ieanie i Aleman is ready for the Latin America fiesta. MISS EMMA SAGE Spanish, Latin Do you want to be cultured when you leave high school? Do you have special talent in art or music? Do you hope to travel to other lands? If your answer to these questions is affirmative, you will find opportunities to study art, music, or languages. In art, work in design, drawing, painting, and crafts is included. The music department carries on a busy program with the band and orchestra giving annual concerts and the vocal department present- ing The Holy City and the Salt Hawk Revue. The Spanish classes train us to be better neighbors with the countries of the other Americas by teach- ing their language and customs. Our knowledge of ancient cultures is improved through the courses in Latin. Awww MR. ROLAND GUNN Band MISS MARY LOUISE SMITH MRS. FRANCES ARGANBRIGHT Spanish, English Spanish MISS MABELLE BILLINGS Girls' glee club it MR ROBERT HOLLOWELL Orchestra wg ...J 'it'