Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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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.

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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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If Zqpdcaf teena , , , WHAT A BALL! Nancy Baker, Marcene Greenert, Marcie Spaniol, Judi Cum- mings, Birdella Black, and Sue Marteney live it up in a snake dance at a bonfire pep rally. SILENCE PREVAILS at the Hutchinson Public Library as students spend a quiet evening in thoughtful study. IN CHURCH typical teenagers find beauty, peace, and spiritual satisfaction.