Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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differentacti iti ' ME NEXT - Trying out machines given the clerical classes by Hutchinson businessmen are Margaret Wright and LaVonna Coffey. Elanor Frederick waits her turn. iw :ii , , 'wwnif Q z J, H Q . , ANOTHER MASTERPIECE - Fin- ishing his latest painting, a win- ter scene, is Mr. Warren Brown. In the background are more examples of his art hobby. Miss Norma Black Physical Education Mr. Warren Brown Mr. Stephen Butcher Mr. E. A. Cairns Art Commerce American History I mn. rxusrxmunficsnul s-fm ,fu 1 - w,,w..v vfmwzu, X , ,, ww mwmgmn-1-A-M -1'-wr - 1-

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facultq enj Lf manq TURN, TURN - Georgia Strong and Jo Hicks, students in Miss Virginia Armstrong's s e c r eta r i a l prac- tices class, try the skills learned. 1 5 3 . MEXICO A CASA-Mrs. Frances Arganbright examines the tea set she bought in Oaxaco, Mexico. Lying on the table is glazed tile from Puebla which she plans to use for the mantel on her fireplace. Mr. Tim Aley Boys' Counselor Mrs. Frances Arganbrigh, ' Miss Virginia Armstrong Mr. James Barrett Commerce Vocal Music 'NIV

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teach Mr. Thomas P. Carr American Problems X Miss Esther Cope Home Economics Mrs. Gene Cramer Speech, English rs offer h Ip ANOTHER SKIRT-Sharon Gae Keller threads the sewing machine to put the finishing touches on the white wool skirt she is making in clothing. Looking on to see that Sharon does everything right are Shirley German and Pat Cole. All are in Miss Cope's class. GEE, PA -Mr. Thomas P. Carr brushes up on his musical ability during his spare time between the football and basket- ball seasons, while his 2M-year-old son looks on admiringly and wonders how he does it. V fi l'