Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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coqne, ffice staff Mr. Roscoe Coyne Three people with a family of 1,000 stu dents t- that's the office staff, which consists of Mr. Roscoe Coyne, Miss Pearl Clinton, and Miss Phyllis Peterson. Mr. Coyne is kept busy as vice principal manag- ing student discipline and attendance, keeping a calendar of events, and acting as adviser to many student organizations. ln his spare time, he likes to get outside as much as possible. Mr. Coyne has received his B. S. degree from Kansas State Teachers' college and his M. A. from Wichita university. i Miss Clinton finds it her responsibility asl registrar to record grades and file reports. l Miss P6C1I'l Clif1l0I'1 Miss Phyllis Peterson ON THE JOB- Hard at work assisting the secretary and registrar are students Joyce Gould, Lori McCullough, and Pot Cole. Miss Peterson, secretary, provides some much- needed help around the office by answering the telephone and sorting absentee slips. li J ,Q-Q.. DAILY WALK-Off to take messages to students and teachers are assistants Hazel Grant and Mary Brown.

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weird del hoo A friendly wave and a hello for everyone char- acterizes Principal R. C. Guy, who is in his fourth year at Hutchinson high school. Although his job as supervisor of the school and all its activities keeps him very busy, he still finds time to take part in many community func- Qions. He is very active in Boy Scouting, holding a osition on the Boy Scout Honor Board of Review. e is also currently serving as president of the utchinson Rotary club. After attending Kansas State Teachers' college t Pittsburg, where he received his B. S. and M. S. egrees, he began his career teaching at a rural chool. Before coming here he was principal at arden City. As to his hobbies, Mr. Guy is an ardent hunter V nd fisherman. He also enjoys being at home with is wife and three daughters. Mr. R. c. Guy REMEMBER WHEN?-Reminiscing over their high school days are Blythe, Robbie, and Ruth Guy while Mr. Guy and Topper watch. Next year Ruth will go to Juco, and her sisters will return to K.S. V

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ssist Six civic-minded citizens who burn the mid- night oilv every first ann third Monday of each month are Mr. Harry Faris, Mr. Charles C. Colladay, Mrs. J. Richards Hunter, Mr. Wil- liam L. Kline, Mr. W. W. Ferguson, and Mr. Norman Krause. These six, with Mr. E. W. Pearce, clerk, and Superintendent Lowell A. Small, constitute the Board of Education. The main business of the Board this year :oncerned the construction of the two new grade schools and the additions on Allen and Avenue A. At its meetings the Board discusses such :bings as the maintenance of the buildings, school problems, student tests, and budgets. p Each meeting is open to any citizen who wants to ask questions, but the board usually spends its evenings alone with its problems. ,-......-- ...- -.-.- -. ..v.. ...U -. -.-- .-- Viv- --W---W - -- of a Board meeting are Mr. W. W. Ferguson, Mr. Charles G. Colloday, Mr. E. W. Pearce, Mr. William L. Kline, and Mr. Nor- iman Krause. BOARD OF EDUCATION-FRONT ROW: Mr. Harry Faris, vice presi- dent, Mr. Charles Colladay, president, Mrs. J. Richards Hunter, Supt Lowell A. Small. BACK ROW: Mr. William L. Kline, Mr. W. W. Fer- guson, Mr. Norman Krause, and Mr. E. W. Pearce, school clerk. HERE'S THE SPOT-Pointing out the place being discussed to Mr. Harry Faris and Mr. Lowell Small is Mrs. J. Richards Hunter.