Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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e wack I I I mu X Xt - A SADISTIC SMILE illuminates the face of Mike WHAT? A BOY STUDYING?-During the . . . of study until the 'iwee small hours of the morning. . J Y . P ' ing a crayfish. TROPHIES - the reward of study. SCHOOL'S OUT, BUT ONLY FOR A FIRE DRILL! Students, study was interrupted for a fire drill in De- cember after school administrators throughout the coun- try became fire conscious following the Dec. l fire at the Lady of the Angel parochial school, Chicago, Ill., in which 92 children burned to death. WM Xv,,,N, TALKING THE SITUATION OVER with insur- ance agents Everett Hayes and Frank Fee, Jr., are Keith L. Christner and Captain Carl M. Barnes of the Hutchinson Fire Department. ll?

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5695 whoa! What a'o you see when you think mf a high school? I I I T T T I TT hhhh T .TTT 7 T5 High school's a mixture typ abstract ana' concrete, A stuay in contrasts ana' things If a kinaQ,, High school's a treasure qfbeolble ana' j9iena'shi,b,' An ola' brick traa'ition, a mem'U2 in stone. Remember the lbarties, the sweethearts, the last songs, Ana' Main Street a mirror mf black inthe rain. Remember the teachers, the classrooms, the homework, The themes ana' the crammingjirjinal exams. Remember the jrst time you saw your team winning, The mua' ana' the glow, the cheers ana' the faces, The friends all arouna' you, the cola' autumn air. Remember the hot roa's, the cokes at the drugstore, The SHQwjoowiQ'fQZioceweoaqfzoeliCQ Qodccclogoof, Remember the ola' aua'itorium's silence In ajier-school hours, so sombre ana' still, With clark rows mf seats like a troolb mf grim sola'iers, Wi'th mem'ries like dust hay a centugf cleelb. LEM! elbsiu, minmbef, pf this isjbu? hilgilg-Lh50Z,9T It It This is a ,bicture fy' all that it means. y lg: Bill Haxton I I I

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and ,ding , , , WAITING IN LINE at the Record Hop at Convention Hall are Hutchinson High students, preparing to have a ball! ---7 M, H V ., ,NH ., K . uk, I K, N IT DIDN'T FALL DOWN, HONEST! says one disappointed youngster to Coach Irish Ireland who judges a hula hoop con- test at Duckwalls. TROPHIES - the athletes' reward. DON'T LOOK NOW, BUT-Pat Ross studies obliv- iously, but Freddy Stanfield has mischief in mind! LITTLE GIRLS MUST PLAY and Susan Sawyer is no exception. Or did she really want a drink? IT'S A STRIKE, as Judy Anderson lets a bowl- ing ball fly at the Al-Char Bowling Alley.