Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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f r excepti neil cubilitq For his exceptional understanding and patience, and for his invaluable service to the school, we dedicate the 1954 Allagaroo to Mr. Roland Elliott. printinginstructor. Through his years of teaching at HHS, he has constantly tried to instruct his pupils in such a manner that they would acquire not only his printing skill, hut also his unusual ability to work successfully with all types of people. He is known among his associates as a person who 'treats everyone on an equal plane and as a teacher who constantly seeks to discover a new perspective on life whenever the opportunity is present. During his years in the printing department, the dedicatee has willingly sacrificed many of his per- sonal activities to assist students andgteachers. It is for his numerous qualities and his ever- lasting effort to remain mentally alert that the 1954 Allagaroo staff dedicates this hook to Mr. Roland Elliott.

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i i i i f aw w 7 if . V U UNE! american Clark Mock Receiving a cash award and a silver loving cup in recogni- tion of his ability was Clark Mock, 1954 Young American. After being named by a committee of faculty, students, and alumni, the award was added to Clarkis list of high school achievements. Clark was active in athletics, H and Perrill clubs, Briny Birds, and the band. He also served as class president in his junior year. The Young American award was presented by A. Lewis Os- wald ,l7, who represented Ellen Oswald Walker ,42. Charles W. Oswald 716, and John C. Oswald '47, and himself.