Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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1, lt, Extra-curricular Activities ' i'-' '-v 1 OC VON! wx D :L -7 2122232-A232027 IBNBOM' DQ-9 ig-an-an--WM AN INTRIOUING MACHINE ISN'T IT? Mr Stephen Butcher demonstrates a calculator used in the business education classes M Butcher also teaches typing and an adult education class e I fi I' X - I' ' - W, 2 Q 4-la A WELL-DONE PROJECT'-replies Miss Es- ther Cope, clothing teacher, as she grades a newly completed blouse. Miss Cope is Future Homemakers Club of America sponsor and head senior class sponsor. CHALK ANOTHER ONE UP FOR ME-grins Mr. E. A. f Chop,'J Cairns who teaches American history. Mr. Cairns takes an interest in the problems of students, and occasionally collects a bet from an unfortunate student. TRAGEDY AND COMEDY-Mrs. Gene Cramer shows miniature masques. Mrs. Cramer teaches speech, world history, is the drainatics coach and a Perrill club sponsor.

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Faculty Sponsors Dances, Clubs, 1 3 'GSHALL WE TAKE THIS ONE OR THAT ONE ? - A BIGGER JOB THAN I HAD ANTICIPATED-Mrs. Frances asks Dr. James Barrett. director of the modern and poly- Arganbright, Spanish teacher, seems to be saying as she grades six- phonic choirs. as he selects music for the spring musical com- weeks tests. Mrs. Arganbright is head sponsor of the Los Gatos Span- edy. Dr. Barrett is co-ordinatol' of music in the Hutchinson ish club. schools. I ar' f IT'S TAKING SHAPE-and itis a wire sculpture designed by Mr. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A NEW FILING- CAB- Warreli Brown. Mr. Brown instructs art. sponsors Palette and Brush club, INET-Miss Virginia Armstrong explains what a dayis and teaches Enfflish. li ' l'k 'I2 I, wor is 1 e in clerical practice. Miss Armstrong teaches ' shorthand and clerical practice.

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Grading Papers, Recording Grades 'SSIT DOWN AND REST YOUR WEARY BONES --offers Mr. Roland Elliott, boys counselor, as he prepares for conferences with college-bound students. Mr. Elliott teaches psychology and helps in enrolling and directing students' affairs. MATH CAN BE FUN-Miss Ruth Evans shows her general mathematics class that her statements about the art of math are true. Miss Evans teaches algebra, trigonometry, and is a student council sponsor. She is vice-president of the Hutchinson Teach- ers, Association. I4i 0-HCT' ASSIGNING A SPECIAL THEME-Miss Doris Ely, senior English teacher, looks over class projects. She is head of the high school English department and president of the Hutchinson English Teachers' Association. 'S---. IF THIS BOOK WOULD ONLY BE USED MORE-Miss Eth- elyn Flagg leafs through one of the dictionaries in the library. Miss Flagg helps many students as head librarian and is on the assembly committee.