Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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students make model HERE'S THE WAY - Eyes looking at the book, me hands on the keyboard, back straight - that's the way to type, says Mr. John Payne. 'Y i x L Miss Mildred Parker ' Biology l se S K lt: X ff' 5 V F 5 N . THAT OLD STUFF - Hazel Hageman, Betty Webb, and A Jerry Baley study a model J of a theater of Shakes- peare's time. Mr. John Payne Typing Mrs. Ariel Perrill Mr. Roy Peterson Mrs. Jean Reiss English Orchestra Girls' Counselor 2 it 1 5 22 is ii 3 E il M y .,.. if l 3 5 f Q . 5 A ,ein l, ,f 5?

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Miss Carrie Mugler Mr. W. J. Mullins Miss Dale Newell American Problems American Problems Home Economics part Iasslife A FISHING WE WILL GO - Checking his rod, reel, and equipment before setting out for the ole fishing hole is Mr. W. J. Mullins. Mr. Mullins enjoys spending week- ends, holidays, and vacations trying to snag unsuspecting fish. M-M-M- GOOD - Ready to be taken out of the oven are these biscuits. Taking them out are Carolyn Worley and Betty Maynard. Next comes the en- ioyable task of eating them. .,p.-e-4'2 I 'i'

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theater and market ------ 32, e xl., eq DAILY ACTIVITY - Handing out cash boxes has become a habit for Mr. Walter Rine- hart. Here he gives one to Eileen Arnold for FHA. IO MARKET, TO MARKET - Hoping to sell some vegetables are Cora Garcia, Teresa M r. Walter Rinehart Bookkeeping Garcia, Ruby Martinez, and Frances Calvillo, as they use a resemblance of a Mexican market to practice their Spanish speclkinq ability. 1 J. Miss Emma Sage Latin, Spanish Mr. Mel Seelye Physical Education J, V 'w., i 29