Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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ik E ssssfefwsgei Q 7nd Salman ROTARY WARD Choice for The RoT ary award is genial Fred Sal- mon. This ' award is open To all seniors who plan To aTTend HuTchinson Junior College. SelecTion of The winner is made on The basis of deTiniTe qualiTies-liTerary and scholasTic abiliTy and aTTainmenTsg qualiTies of manhood or womanhood, TruTh, courage, devoTion To duTy, sympaThy. kind- liness. unselfishness, and fellowship: exhibiTion of moral Torce of characTer and ' T' , ms uncT To Take in- TeresT in his or her scho I ' ' ' omaTes, and physical vigor. High four seniors of The I7 who applied were Mary Helen Robinson, Fred Salmon, Pauline Seka- vec. and PaTsy Walker. Salmon was chosen by a represenTaTive commiTTee composed of RoTary members presid T . en of The club. and The high school principal.

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1- r !' 7am 96-una YOU GA ERICAN Tom Cairns is fhe Young American for I949! A board of judges, consisling of juniors, seniors, faculfy, and alumni of HHS, selecfs each year fhe senior who has besl' exempli- fied Hs ideal of a young American in his or her high school life. In +he process of +he selec+ion, 'rhe len seniors 'lhe judges deem fhe high len are firsf chosen by secrer ballof. From fhese +he Young American is selecled. For I949 The high 'ren are Anifa Bell- wood, Tom Cairns, Bill Farney, Karen Hall, George Howell, Nancy Neighbor, Norman Perrill, Fred Salmon, Ann Wagner, and Clark Wesley. The Young American award is sponsored each year by Mr. A. Lewis Oswald, 'l7, and Mr. Charles W. Oswald, '46, son and grand- son of +he laie Mr. C. W. Oswald, '85, who esrablished The award fwenfy-one years ago.

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7101! Salaam ALLAGARoo KI cs halls of HHS on Excilemenf was rampanl in fhe 9 Fred Salmon was crowned I949 Allagarco Nov. . King in assembly while six candidales vied for 'rhe honor of The foofball queenis Throne. Rivals for lhe King's Throne were Merlyn l'la1'cher, Louis- Ediger, Bill Blair, and Bob Knighlly, selecled by senior reporling rooms. Anile Jane Bellwood, Alla- . ' garoo edifor, gave Salmon a crown, a recenpl' or an Allagaraa, and a lciss as vicfory folcens. Salmon has had a busy high school life, serving as business manager of fhe Buzz in his senior year, and being masfer of ceremonies for some of The high school radio programs, A'fFiffeen Muddled Minu'res, over KWBW. These acfivilies, how- ever. have nof kepf him from be-ing consislenlly on fhe honor roll. 'A E g 19