Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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4A Y PRCBLEMS One member oT The execuTive board oT each club was chosen Tor The purpose oT bringing up To daTe The gold and blue handbook used To acquaint new sTudenTs wiTh HHS. The whole Council was responsible noT only Tor malcing sure ThaT The Colne machines were Tilled and running smooThly buT also Tor keeping The building Tree Trom empTy pop boTTles. CollecTing The money from The machine and paying The com- pany was The duTy oT Jack Dicus. The worlc OT STuco is noT limiTed To This school: iT also paY'TicipaTes in communiTy, sTaTe, and nafional organizaTions. This year The STudenT Coun- cil worlced wiTh The Junior Chamber oT Commerce To help raise money Tor The Eisenhower Memorial, parTicipaTed in The UNESCO, and was a member oT The NaTional STudenT Council. OTTicers elecTed This year by The Council were Cara Jean Nelson, secreTary, and Dennis SmiTh, Treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Carrie Mugler, Mr. Claud Bray, and Mr. Roscoe Coyne. STUDENT COUNCIL- FRONT ROW: Miss Carrie Mugler, B. Morris, J. Dar- nell, L. Turpen, D. Clegg, -l. Woodall, C. Graves. SEC- OND ROW: R. Havely, M. Benson, A. CorsauT, l.. Dob- son, C. Nelson, A. Coleman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Claud Bray, R. Searl, D. SmiTh, E. BolT, E. Braclc, B. Blaclc. BACK ROW: J. Fee, R. Noyes, B. ShelTon, K. De- Berry, B. Enoch, J. Dicus, Mr. Roscoe Coyne. V229 STUCO STATISTICS-Cara Jean Nelson, secreTary: Miss Carrie Mugler, sponsor: Jim Fee, 'vice presidenf: Mr. Claud Bray, sponsor: Dennis SmiTh, Treasurer: and Mr. Roscoe Coyne, sponsor, discuss The TuTure plans of The STudenT Council. 1 E

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TUCC DLE. The beginning oT The school year Tound The STudenT Council hard aT work. Even before iTs TirsT oTTicial meeT- ing STuco had convened several Times in order To de- Termine regulaTions concerning elecTion oT cheerleaders. LasT spring Ralph Noyes was elecTed presidenT and Jim Fee vice presidenT. Also elecTed Then were rep- resenTaTives Tor This year's iuniors and seniors. ElecTion oT sophomore represenTaTives was held aT The TirsT of This year. Each year cerTain jobs are Taken over by The STudenT Council and commiHees selecTed To handle Them. WiTh The baTTle oT one-way TraTTic around The school Tinally won, PresidenT Noyes appoinTed a saTeTy commiTTee con- sisTing oT Bob ShelTon, Richard Searl, Lindahl Turpen, and one member oT The Junior Red Cross To help en- Torce The TraTTic regulaTions and sTudy oTher saTeTy problems. SaTeTy Sam wiTh his humorous yeT worTh-while slogans aided The saTeTy commiTTee. AnoTher group ap- poinTed by STuco was The assembly commiTTee. These sTudenTs worked wiTh The Teachers' commiTTee in order To geT a varieTy of programs. Serving on The assembly commiTTee This year were Lucile Dobson, Jim Fee, and AneTa CorsauT. THEM n-ma cfxsesf THERES GOL2 llhles Carol Graves, Linclahl Sophomore iFpFIJrsoi1lJaneT Woodall, Bob Black. Tuipen' Lucie k lean The TrOPl'Y Cases and pui and Eddie Brac C n The new debaTe Trophy' i ala.. f I sf i-iv GOING MY WAY?-Ralph Noyes Takes a mnnuTe oTT Trom The worries oT STuco presidency. '24

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HAWK PROFILES We must part so soon To wander out upon life's highways May our memories llnger Gf our dear old high school days. 26