Hauser Junior Senior High School - Jetstream Yearbook (Hope, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

1963 JETSTREAM volume Vi HAUSER HIGH SCHOOL HOPE, INDIANA We, the class of 1963, dedicate this Jetstream to you, Mrs. Burney and Mr. Wickard, for all the help you have been to us as sponsors. Your patience and unselfish efforts to guide us have instilled in us a deep respect for you and a determination to make you proud of us. Dear Classmates, We at Hauser, although we are only 1027 strong, feel that our future is not measured in numbers, but in academic and social accomplishments. Here, we have laid the foundation for our futures, through constant personal attention by our teachers and a close association with our fellow students. In the pages of this book, the Jetstream Staff has tried to record today's events and tomorrow’s memories. We of the staff hope that this 1963 Jetstream will suit this purpose and that its worth will increase each year. Sincerely, Bud Herron Loraine Clouse 3 CONTENTS SENIORS 10 UNDERCLASSMEN 11 CLASSES IS ACTIVITIES 48 SPORTS 58 GRADES 11 ADS SI KINDERGARTEN 106 MR. ROBERT NORRIS Superintendent of Flat Rock -Hawcreek School Corporation B.S. Central Normal College M.S. Indiana University MR. ROBERT B. ROWE Principal, Hauser High A.B. Franklin College M.S. Indiana University MR. ROBERT C. COLLIER Principal, Clifford Grades B.S. Hanover College M.S. Miami University ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD—FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Andrews, Leonard Essex, Robert Norris, Superintendent of Schools; Harold Chandler, President; John Perry Simmons, and Morris McKinney. MR. PHILLIP DUCKWORTH B.S. Indiana University Math Social Studies MR. TESH WICKARD M.S. Indiana University B.S. Indiana University Sociology Government General Business Typing Senior Class MR. JAMES THAYER B.S. Utah State University History Physical Education Health Jr. Class Athletics Director mr. a. j. McQueen B.S. Butler English Social Studies Sophomore Class Guidance HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Sophomore Class Honor Society Math A. B. Indiana University MRS. MABEL UTTER Freshman Class Interceptor Jetstream Quill and Scroll Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing A.B. Butler MRS. GUYNETH WEBSTER Assistant Coach Freshman Class Biology A.B. Marion College MR. JACK BOWSMAN Varsity Coach Driver Education English B.S. Butler MR. FRANK MELSON MR. PAUL RIDDLE MRS. MARTHA CLOUSE MRS. BETTY BURNEY MR. ERNEST CLAYTON B. M. Butler University M. M. Butler University Band Chorus Music A. B. De Pauw English Latin Library Student Council Library Club Senior Play B. S. Indiana University Home Economics Senior Class F. H. A. B. S. Purdue Vocational Agriculture Farm Shop Physics Chemistry F. F. A. Adult Education Young Farmer Adult Farmer Junior Class Audio-Visual Aids G. A. A. Physical Education English M. S. Indiana University B. S. Central Normal Superintendent's Secretary MRS. GENEVA WICKENS MRS MARY CHANDLER Principal's Secretary MRS. MARY LOU SCHROYER BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Homer Skaggs, Ira Carmen. Charles Lortz, Dick Thayer, Paul Herron, Kieth Rednour, Nathan Scheldt, Harold Herndon. COOKS Mrs. Anna Bense Mrs. Jean Renner Mrs. Mary Renner Mrs. Marjorie Herron CUSTODIANS DICK HERNDON Class President 3,4; President National Honor Society 3,4; Track 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Scholastic Panel 1,2,3; Booster Club 1; Band 1; Editor, Interceptor 4; Jetstream Staff 4; Student Handbook 3. RUDY MILLER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; School Reporter 3,4; Dance Band 4; Class Officer 4; Handbook Staff 3;Quill and Scroll 3,4. Class President 1; Class Treasurer 4; Class Reporter 2,3; President Quill and Scroll 4; Scholastic Team 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Jetstream Staff 3; Jetstream Editor 4; Student Handbook 3; Chorus 3; Newspaper Correspondent 3. BUD HERRON Class Officer 3,4; Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Band 1; Evening Republican Correspondent 4; Booster Club 3. ROGER JOHNSON Class Officer 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Student Handbook 3; Band Officer 3,4; Library Club 4; Dance Band 3,4; Key Club 2. ED BURNEY Booster Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 4; F. H. A. 1,2,4; Chorus 2,3; Student Handbook 3; Office Girl 4. ESTHER WEST LINDA THAYER Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; D. A. R. Candidate; F. H. A. 1,2, 4; Office Girl 4. Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 2,3; F.II. A. 1,2,4; Basketball Queen 2; Office Girl 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Handbook 3. JO ANN HARLOW Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Class Officer 3;Stu-dent Handbook 3; Chorus 2. LINDA RICHARDS JACK BANKS A. V. 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Chorus 3,4; Track 1; Handbook Staff 3; Interceptor Staff 4; Jetstream Staff 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Band Vice-President 3. DARRELL JESSEE Basketball 1; Student Handbook 3; Booster Club 3,4; Booster Club Officer. Student Handbook 3. CAROLYN ARTIST VICKY DeBUSK Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1, 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; Chorus 2,4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Officer 1,2,3; Girl's State 4; Handbook Staff 3; Jetstream Staff 4. Baseball 1,3; Library Club 3,4; Booster Club 4; Interceptor Staff 4; Student Handbook 3. RON FIESBECK STEVE LOWRY French Club 3; Class Play 3; Track 4. Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,4; Library Club 3; Physical Education Assistant 3,4; Student Handbook 3; G.A.A. 4. NANCY DECKARD Chorus 2; Student Handbook 3; F. H.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 4; Interceptor 4. HELEN DOWNEY Student Handbook 3; Chorus 3. CARL ARTIS GLEN GALBRAITH Student Handbook 3. F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3. FRANCIS URIAH DAILY EARL SHAY, JR. National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Handbook Staff 3; Booster Club 2,3,4; Band Officer 3; Dance Band 3, 4. LINDA BEEKER F. H. A. 1, 2,4; Booster Club 2, 3; Library Club 3; Student Handbook 3; Chorus 2, 3. BOB HERMON Chorus 2, 3,4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1; Student Handbook 3; Cross Country 3; Track 3,4. Library Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; G. A. A. 4; Chorus2; Booster Club 1,2,4; Interceptor 4; Student Handbook 3; Office Girl 4. ZERA FRAZIER-BEY Library Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Chorus 3; Office Girl 4; Booster Club 1,2; Student Handbook 3. VIRGINIA RAY MARTHA MOORE Library Club 1; G. A. A. 4; F.H. A. 1,2,4; Office Girl 4; Student Handbook 3; Interceptor 4. IRVIN MAYES Student Handbook 3; Gym Ass't 2; Cross Country 2, 3; Track 2; Chorus 3, 4; Baseball 1; Booster Club 3, 4. Track 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Chorus 3; Crosf Country 2. ARNOLD BURCH JERE TELTOE Basketball 1,3; Baseball 1,3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 4; Student Handbook 3; Class Officer 1; Cross Country 4. F.H.A. Officer 4; Sunshine 2,3. LINDA GUTHRIE G.A.A. 4; F.H.A. l,2,4;Band 1,2,4; Chorus 3; Jetstream Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4;Cheerleader 1,3,4; Girl’s State 3; Student Handbook 3; Band Officer 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4. LORAINE CLOUSE JIM COOPER Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Booster Club 3, 4; Chorus 3; Library Club 1. BILL BOHANNON Basketball 2; Cross Country 1; Track 2; Chorus 1. Basketball 1; Student Handbook 3; Booster Club 3,4. TOM MOTE MARY HARMS Chorus 2; F.H.A. 1,4; Student Handbook 3. CAROL McCLEAN Library Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Student Handbook 3; Interceptor 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. Interceptor 4; Student Handbook 3; Booster Club 3. CHARLES IMEL LARRY PITTMAN Library Club Officer 4; Student Handbook 3. KARL HEILMAN Student Handbook 3; Band 3, 4; Chorus 4; Student Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Track 2, 4; Student Handbook 3; Guidance Handbook 3; Booster Club 2, 3, 4. STEVE MARLIN STEVE FRANKLIN Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 4; Library Club 3,4; Student Handbook 3. F.H.A. 1,4; Student Handbook 3; Booster Club 2, 4; G. A. A. 4 PAT SNEED School Paper Artist 1, 2, 3. GREG PUTERBAUGH CAROL PANCAKE Latin Club 1. 2, 3; G. A. A. 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Marshallettes 1, 2, 3; Leader 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Basketball Attendant 1; Girls' Glee Club 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; By-Phy-Chem 3; Future Teachers of America 3; Class Play 3. STEVE CAMPBELL Hi-Y B, 2; Hi-Y E. 3, 4; H. S. L. A. 2; Intramurals 3. BARRY PHILYAW Chorus 3; Library Club 2, 3; Handbook 3. Class Colors: Gold and White Class Flower: White Carnation Class Motto: Nothing is ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Sponsor MRS. BETTY BURNEY Sponsor MR. TESH WICKARD 21 JUNIOR Paul Rutan, president; Barbara McKinney, vice-president; Eris Johnson, secretary; Dan Titus, treasurer; Brent Wells, reporter; Janet Nading, student council; Tom Stafford, student council; Lynette Arnold, Judy Beeker, Linda Carol Beeker, Roger Blake, Jane Bowers, Mike Brown, Carol Bullard, Diana Burton, Linda Burton, Lee Clem, Paul Collins, David Elmore, Mary Elrod, Mildred Ferguson, Linda Foist, Don Gabriel, Sonna Hamilton, John Harris, Don Herron, Cynthia Holder, Darrell Holder, Judy Huntsman, and Russell Kelsay. CLASS Nancy Knifley, Joyce Mayes, Sally Miller, Dan Moore, Carol Mote, Nancy Norman, Patti Paetzel, Fay Phelps, Anita Ray, Tom Redmon, Tom Richards, Bonnie Rucker, Candy Shaffer, Mary Ann Shields, Nancy Simmons, Bailey Smith, Billy Steinbarger, Sharon Taylor, Ray Walton, Welby Warriner, Gene Watson, Carolyn Webb, Larry Wheeler, Joe Willock, Mary Lou Wilson, John Wright, Bill Zaring, David Starnes. No Pictures: Doc Alvis, and Norman Stadler. 25 SOPHOMORE CLASS Karen Norris, president; Steve Epperson, vice-president; Judy Barker, secretary; Gordon Thayer, treasurer; Sam Deiwert, reporter; Kathy Lortz, student council; David Curry, student council; Jim Stater, sergeant-at-arms; Donna Anderson, Janet Arnold, Janice Arnold, Darlene Bailey, John Baldwin, Mary Barton, Derryl Bates, Mike Beck, Carolyn Beeker,Jim Bense, Linda Bunn, Donna Burton, Sue Bush, Gary Christy, Shirley Curry, Shirley Dailey, John Deckard, Sara Deiwert, Beverly Fiesbeck, Linda Gates, Carolyn Giles, Nancy Gilliland, Patricia Guthrie, John Halsey, Bill Harper, Jo Ann Harper, Debbie Hatton, Marvin Hedrick, Dave Herron, Doris Houchens, Karen Hudson, Jim Jessee, David Kirts, Dallas Mantooth, Sereta Miller, Sharon Petty, Gail Philyaw, Diane Pumphrey,Jim Sims, Karen Sneed, Jim Spires, Carroll Stroup, York Sullivan, Linda Taylor, Rickie Teltoe, Peggy Turner, Maria Venable, Dean Young, Sandra Croddy, Mary Wittington. ABSENT: Barbara Foist, Sandra Preston, Ray Wilson. 26 FRESHMAN CLASS Barbara Thayer, president; Lizabeth Glick, vice-president; Phylis Rutan,. secretary; John Wilson, treasurer; Mike Emmert, reporter; Mary Ann Balser, Doris Baute, John Beck, Mathino Bey, Joyce Caldwell, Kathy Clouse, Charlene Cockerham, Bruce Conner, Mary Cook, Lorena Croddy, Eddie Dailey, Darrell Drake, Carolyn Ferguson, Lynn Finke, Jesse Gentry, Randy George, Julanna Glick, Danny Gommel, Terry Griner, Diana Hedrick, Dana Herron, Teresa Herron, Doloris Hockersmith, Ed Huckaby, Gary Isaacs, Ann Keller, Barbara Keller, Jo Ann Lambert, Ronald Law, Marva Lortz, Tom Marlin, Rosalie McCarty, Ronald McIntosh, Amy McKee, J. D. McQueen, Mary McQueen, Bart Miller, Claudia Miller, Paula Miller, Peggy Miller, Bob Moore, Barbara Nussmeier, Glenn Olmstead, Marianita Owens, Jerry Pardue, Gary Phelps, John Reed, Vina Roads, Jim, Robertson, Doris Ross, Linda Saylor, Rosalyn Schaefer, Robin Shafer, Susan Shaffer, Mike Shaw, Betty Simmons, Lindy Smith, Pat Smith, Ruth Snyder, Ann Stafford, Sheila Stevens, John Trimnell, Butch Turner, Tom Vanarsdale, Robert Warriner, Richard Wood, Sharon Yarnell, Charlene Young. HAUSER HIGH CONCERT BAND Concert Band, under the direction of Paul D. Riddle, is one of Hauser's biggest boasts. This year's band, we at Hauser feel, is greatly improved even over the state first wining band of last year. Our band department is one of the finest and gives students a basis for more advanced music study and a well-rounded general music knowledge. Majorettes, Lower Left: Sonna Hamilton. Lynette Arnold, Lizabeth Glick, Drum Major Steve Marlin, Phyliss Rutan, Teresa Herron and Barbara Nussmire, add sparkle to our marching unit and always demonstrate fine showmanship and talent. Dance Band, lower right, composed of First Row, Left to Right: John Beck, Tenor Sax; Steve Marlin, Tom Marlin, John Reed, Alto Sax, Second Row: Rick Robinette. Steve Epperson, Sam Diewert, Earl Shay, Cornet. Third Row: Dean Young, John Harris, Trombone; Darrill Holder, Baritone; John Wright, Tuba; Roger Johnson, Drums. Band Officers are: Steve Marlin. President; Roger Johnson, Vice-President; Judy Huntsman. Secretary; John Wright, Treasurer; Loraine Clouse. Librarian; and Earl Shay, Reporter. PLAYS ON The chorus, which will attend the Choral Festival and the Chorus and Band Contest later in the year, worked hard to prepare the Christmas Concert, which they gave jointly with the band on December 19, 1962. Many organizations of the community have called on the services of talented members for special entertainment during their meetings. Possibilities of doing excerpts of George Gershwin's popular musical Porgy and Bess for the Spring Concert are in the planning stage. CHORUS PROVES MUSIC HATH CHARMS.” PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mental ability and achievement is of little importance without a well developed and trained body to carry out its ideas. Our school life is planned to be the ground-work of our future, and we can take nothing better into life than physical fitness. The pictures at the left show a small part of Hauser's physical development program. FOR HEALTH Good health is not only approached by direct practice at Hauser, but also by theory in our excellent Health Department. Health class, under Mr. Thayer, tries to give each student a good knowledge of healthful living which is ever increasingly more important in modern life. 33 AUDIO VISUAL DEPT. MAKES LEARNING EASIER In the photo above Don Herron at the right and Jackie Banks, in center, are showing Ronald McIntosh, a new member of the staff this year, the finer points of the projector. DRIVERS EDUCATION PREPARES FOR YEARS AHEAD In the photo above Mr. Frank Melson shows girls, left to right: Eris Johnson, Karen Hudson, Sarah Diewert, and Gail , Philyaw, the different parts of the motor. 34 FARM SHOP STRIVES FOR SAFETY Above, Left to Right: Frances Daily, Thelbert Mings, Mr. Clayton, Sponsor; Joe Willock and Carl Artis, showing the proper way to use an acetylene torch safely in the shop and at home. SCHOOL PATROL PROTECTS GRADE CHILDREN The high school students have given their time to make sure that the grade school children make it home safely. In the photo at the right they are from left to right: Tom Richards, Tom Redman, Mike Shaw, Roger Johnson, Jackie Banks, Ray Walton and Bill Zaring. 35 SCIENCE: FROM ATOM Students take science for a variety of reasons, some as a background for future vocations; others just to gain useful information about the world we live in. Science is ever present in the lives of everyone and no one can say that they have a complete education without a basic knowledge of this important subject. For this reason, biology is required of all Hauser freshmen and each student showing interest or promise is urged to further his education with pyhsics and chemistry. Laboratory facilities at Hauser are at a minimum and will probably remain in this condition until a new school is built. Students generally agree, however, that this lack of facilities is more than made up by the large amount of practical theory that they receive. 36 TO THE MOON Above, Larry SR Pittman and Jim Cooper are showing a chemical laboratory demonstration experiment in making hydrogen gas. At the left, Brent Wells and Patti Paetzel are demonstrating to their physics class the slide rule and its uses. At the top of the previous page, John Trimnell, Ann Stafford, and Lizabeth Glick are doing research with a microscope in their freshman biology class. 37 MATH CAN BE FUN 38 In the senior math class they mix play with work by making mobiles, folding stars, sewing curved stiching, and doing puzzles. In the picture above, Earl Shay is making a twenty-pointed star while Loraine Clouse holds a mobile which she has made from cellophane drinking straws combined with Christmas bells. Steve Marlin at left seems to be watching them while Mrs. Utter works at her desk. C.P.C.F.E. Sara Diewert, left, and Jim Stater, at the right, are making constructions on the blackboard while Mike Beck, center, writes the proof of an exercise in sophomore geometry taught by Mrs. Utter, who is checking papers. LET X=THE UNKNOWN Algebra equations are being solved at blackboard by freshmen, left to right: Mathino Frazier-Bey, Jerry Turner, and Jesse Gentry while John Beck, sitting looks on, and Mrs. Utter checks papers. 39 In the upper left, students are learning Latin. This language constitutes an important source of the derivation of many of our English words. By elimination, certain students participate in the Indiana High School Achievement Program. Center, as she reads Run, Spot, Run , Nancy Gilliland learns the proper methods of presentation. Correct usage in standard form is striven for in all English Classes. At the right, debating highlights the speech class. Research for delivery, poise, gestures, and tone quality are principles for the development of good oratory powers. Five-minute speeches terminate the course. 40 LANGUAGE: SCHOOLS COMMON TOOL SOCIAL STUDIES: HOW WE LIVE Social studies, the study of our country, our world, and the part we each play in making our world a better place in which to live, teaches us of our American heritage. Every citizen of the United States should have a basic knowledge of the growth of our nation. Armed with this weapon and an understanding of the ideals of democracy, he will be able to combat all forces derogatory to our welfare. In the upper left, Mr. A. J. McQueen points out to his sophomore world history class the location of the Black Sea. Lower left, Bailey Smith writes the names of the former presidents, while the junior U. S. History class and instructor, Jim Thayer, look on. Above, Karl Heilman reports on religion to the senior sociology class, as teacher, Tesh Wickard, mentally notes class behavior. In the fourth social studies course, Civics, offered second semester, seniors learn about the workings of their government. 43 BUSINESS EDUCATION Students in Period 4, one of the bookkeeping classes, are working on a practice set of books for Bradford Wholesale Gorcery under the direction of Mrs. Webster, and are applying the fundamental bookkeeping equation, A=L+P, daily. 44 BUILDS SALABLE SKILLS Typing I taught by Mr. Wickard standing, are doing business forms, and problems encountered in their own personal lives, and in business. Martha Moore, as student sales representative for Dictation Disc. Co., is demonstrating records to Shorthand I class for home use to develop speed. Mrs. Webster is watching. 45 HOME EC. TEACHES HOME ARTS In the photo above Doris Houchens, standing is showing the proper way to serve tea to (going clockwise) Mary Barton, Beverly Fiesbeck, Linda Gates, and Carolyn Bush. The girls enjoy preparing and serving food to one another. The Home Economics girls are learning to make a straight seam. They are: Mary Cook, Dana Herron, Linda Smith, Pat Smith, Barbara Keller, Joyce Caldwell, and Diana Hedrick. They delight in making household articles, gifts, and clothing for themselves and their families. GUIDANCE Our newest department, guidance, is headed by Mr. A. J. McQueen and Mr. Ernest Clayton. Through it many services are made available to the student body. Among these is information concerning scholarships for college application, and vocational placements. Personal recommendations, class index, and testing services are processed through this office. 47 JETSTREAM STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Herndon, Guyneth Webster, Loraine Clouse, Janet Nading, Jack Banks, Vicky DeBusk, Bud Herron, Dan Titus. Bud Herron Editor Loraine Clouse Associate Editor Dick Herndon Sports Editor Jack Banks Photographer Vicky DeBusk Layout Editor Dan Titus Junior Editor 50 Janet Nading Junior Editor Guyneth Webster Advisor TELLS STORY OF THE YEAR INTERCEPTOR STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlie Imel, Lillian Merrick, Jack Banks, Eris Johnson, Zera Frazier-Bey, Mrs. Webster, Dick Herndon, Martha Moore, Ron Fiesbeck, Carol McClean, Helen Downey. PRODUCES OUR NEWSPAPER Editor-in-Chief...........Dick Herndon Assistant Editor .... Carol McClean Art Editor ...............Ron Fiesbeck Sports.................... Dick Herndon Feature...................Carol McClean Jack Banks Business Managers . . . Martha Moore Zera Frazier-Bey General News.........................Eris Johnson Charlie Imel Classes...................Ron Fiesbeck Helen Downey Lillian Merrick Organizations............... Martha Moore Mimeograph ...............Charlie Imel Jack Banks Proofreader .... Reporters: Senior . . . Rudy Miller Junior Sophomore . . . Freshman .... . . . Mike Emmert F.H.A F.F. A Honor Society . . . . Jo Ann Harlow Band Quill and Scroll . . . . Rudy Miller Boys’ Booster Club ... Jim Cooper Girls’ Booster Club .... D. Herron Student Council . . . . Kathy Lortz Library Club . . . Advisor FFA PROMOTES LEADERSHIP STUDENT COUNCIL BENEFITS SCHOOL The Hope Chapter of Future Farmers of America, as do all Chapters, work to develop leadership in its members. The F. F. A. has entered the state chapter contest, the exhibit contest, and will sponsor a public speaking contest later in the year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gary Christy, Reporter; Jim Bense, Secretary; Sam Diewert, Vice-President; Lynn Artis, President; John Harris, Treasurer; Joe Willock. SECOND ROW: Thelbert Mings, Jerry Par-due, Carrol Stroup, Gary Isaacs, Ernest Clayton, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Dean Young, Darryl Drake, Tom Redmon, Jessee Gentry. FIRST ROW. Left to Right: Linda Thayer. Vice-President, Senior; Lizabeth Glick, Freshman; Amy McKee, Freshman; Janet Nading, Secretary-Treasurer, Junior; Kathy Lortz, Reporter, Sophomore; Linda Richards, Senior; Ed Burney, President, Senior, STANDING: Barbara McKinney, Junior; John Trimnell, Freshman; David Curry, Sophomore; Tom Stafford, Corresponding Secretary, Junior; Steve Epperson, Sophomore; Sponsor, Mrs. Clouse. The Student Council consists of two elected members from each class plus the Vice-Presidents of all classes. During the year the Student Council completes service projects such as the preparation of the school Christmas tree, the preparation of the eating schedule, and the sponsoring of soc-hops. Several members attend the Indiana Student Council Convention each year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Herndon, president; Nancy Deckard, secretary; Linda Thayer, treasurer; Jo Ann Harlow, reporter; Esther West, Ed Burney, Vice-President; Earl Shay; and Mrs. Utter, sponsor, at extreme left. National Honor Society includes being in the upper fourth of the class and having good character, service, leadership, and scholarship. Each student is then voted upon by the faculty for this honorary group. Quill and Scroll is the International Honor Society for high school journalists. Its requirements are: upper third of junior or senior class, superior work in journalism, and to be recommended by the supervisor. QUILL AND SCROLL LEFT TO RIGHT: Rudy Miller, reporter; Loraine Clouse, secretary; Bud Herron, president; Nancy Deckard, Vice-President; and Mrs. Webster, sponsor. 53 LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bob Moore, Larry Pittman. Zera Bey, Carol McClean, Sonna Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Baily Smith. Roger Johnson. Nancy Norman, John Reed, Doris Houchins, Gail Philyaw, Diana Pumphery, Martha Moore, Mrs. Clouse. BACK ROW: Steve Franklin, Barry Philyaw, Ray Walton, Dan Moore, Bob Hermon, Ronnie Fiesbeck. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Thayer, Jo Ann Harlow, Esther West, Carol McClean, Zera Bey, Martha Moore, Virginia Ray. 54 The Library Club is one of the most important school organizations. Its service to the school, by caring for and supervising the library, is invaluable to the students. OFFICE GIRLS A vital asset to school management is the office girl. She assists the school secretary and also receives valuable training in commerce. G.A.A. WT The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to strengthen sportsmanship and build better physical ability. Mrs. Wickens is the G. A. A. Sponsor with Donna Anderson, President; Zera Frazier-Bey, Vice-President; Carol Mote, Secretary; Janet Nading, Treasurer; and Dana Herron, Reporter. Some of the organized activities are bowling, dancing, softball, basketball, tumbling, swimming, and volleyball. Girls will win pins according to the number of points accumulated by participation. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America Club is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Burney with Zera Frazier-Bey, President; Martha Moore, Vice-President; Nancy Deckard, Secretary; Linda Guthrie, Treasurer; Judy Beeker, Historian; and Carol McClean, Parliamentarian. The purpose of this club is to promote interest in Home Economics and to aid in the development of character in girls. This club sponsors charity projects. Its special project for this year was a distribution of Christmas cheer baskets. 55 KING AND QUEEN OF THE ROARING TWENTIES 1963 PROM Dick Herndon - King Linda Thayer - Queen FESTIVAL OF THE MARDI GRAS” - 1962 PROM Dennis B. Herron Terry DeBusk King Queen 56 57 THINCLADS CROSS THE COUNTRY FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lynn Finke, Robert Moore, Dan Moore, J. D. McQueen, Herb Boilanger, Jerry Turner, Jim Robertson, Mike Shaw. SECOND ROW: John Reed, Steve Epperson, Mike Emmert, Ron McIntosh, Jim Jessee, John Wilson, John Harris, Ed Burney. THIRD ROW: Karl Heilman, manager; Tom Stafford, John Trimnell, Dick Herndon, Mike Beck, Lee Clem, Paul Rutan, Ed Dailey, Tom Richards, Don Herron, Mr. Bowsman, coach. The cross country team have a total of 29 boys participating this year. The best time on the 2-mile track was was 10:23, run by Dan Moore. Second best time, 10:53, was turned in by Mike Beck. Dan Moore also won the Dixie Conference meet at Vernon. Twenty-six boys, twelve of whom earned varsity letters, will return next year. The thinclads won eleven ribbons, with Dan Moore in first six times. Hauser 33 Southwestern 22 Hauser 67 Brown County 57 Greenwood 72 Franklin Central 36 New Palestine 132 Hauser 47 Morristown 29 Triton 54 Hauser 38 Brown County 20 Hauser 43 Southwestern 20 Hauser 22 Dixie Conference Triton 39 Hauser 79 Henryvi lie 43 Vernon 51 Crothersville 69 Deputy 112 New Washington 158 CINDERMEN MAKE TRACKS The track team anticipates a good spring season. Eighteen boys are going out for track this spring. The track team is made up of boys with individual talents who work together to make a solid team. In order to develop into a good individual runner, or hurdler, and jumper, it takes a lot of hard work by every member. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bill Zaring, Mike Shaw, Lynn Finke. SECOND ROW: Dan Titus, John Wright, Bob Hermon. THIRD ROW: Karl Heilman, manager; Elmore, manager; and Mr. Me Ison, coach. Tom Marlin, John Beck, Jim Robertson, Robert Moore, and Tom Stafford, Dan Moore, Steve Epperson, Mike Beck and Jim Cooper, Dick Herndon, Ed Burney, Don Herron, Dave BASEBALL 1962 - 1963 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Darrell Holder, Dan Titus, Gordon Thayer, lim Sims, RickTeltoe, John Halsey. SECOND ROW: York Sullivan, Ray Walton, Steve Marlin, Jim Cooper, Dave Herron, and Don Herron. BACK ROW: Mr. Melson, coach, Mike Beck, Dick Herndon, Dan Gommel, Rudy Miller, and Dan Moore. Hauser Southwestern Hauser New Palestine Hauser Burney Hauser New Washington Hauser Burney Hauser Southwestern Hauser White land Hauser Deputy Hauser Vernon Hauser Henryville Hauser Crothersville 3 5 9 6 4 1 12 1 7 13 2 6 1 3 7 0 6 2 6 5 1 3 The baseball team enjoyed a successful season as they tied Henryville as Dixie Conference champs. Most of the boys will be back; thus we can look forward to a good team next fall, too. 63 VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Frank Melson, Dan Titus, Dick Herndon, Don Herron, Paul Rutan, Tom Richards, Lee Clem, Darrell Holder, Ed Burney, Rudy Miller, Manager Karl Heilman, Manager Dave Elmore, Kneeling. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Vicky DeBusk Loraine Clouse Janet Nading Nancy Simmons RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: York Sullivan, Jim lessee. Rick Teltoe, John Wilson, Dan Moore, John Harris. SECOND ROW: Manager Karl Hielman, John Halsey, Eddie Dailey, Dave Herron, Mike Beck, John Trimnell, Ray Walton, Coach Jack Bowsman, Dave Elmore, Kneeling. CHEER- LEADERS Judy Barker Sereta Miller Eris Johsnon HERE’S Ed Burney Senior Guard Height 5-8 Weight 120 OUR Don Herron Junior Forward Height 6-0 Weight 197 Tom Richards Junior Center Height 6-0 Weight 145 Paul Rutan Junior Forward Height 6-1 Weight 165 JETS Lee Clem Junior Center Height 6-1 Weight 164 Darrell Holder Junior Forward Height 5-11 Weight 168 Dan Titus Junior Guard Height 5-4 Weight 155 66 MR. JAMES THAYER MR. JACK BOWSMAN FRANK MELSON DAVID CLOUSE Athletics Director Assistant Coach Varsity Coach On the Hauser Jet BOOSTER CLUB VARSITY IN ACTION FRESHMEN FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Dave Elmore, Manager; J. D. McQueen, Lynn Finke, Robert Moore, Herbert Boilanger, Jerry Turner. BACK ROW: Jim Robertson, Ron McIntosh, John Trimnell, Dan Gommel, John Wilson, Mike Emmert, Mike Shaw, Jack Bowsman, Coach. CHEER- LEADERS Linda Smith Amy McKee Dana Herron 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS 19 Games: G OP FGA FG FT A FT FTP PF TP ERR REB AV.P. Don Herron 18 69 300 114 79 52 .658 53 280 33 176 15.6 Paul Rutan 19 75 290 96 95 62 .653 46 254 34 148 13.3 Dick Herndon 19 74 244 72 78 51 .654 49 195 35 41 10.2 Tom Richards 12 44 86 27 34 21 .617 34 75 20 73 6.3 Dave Herron 16 50 39 8 18 7 .388 22 23 15 52 1.5 Dan Titus 19 61 88 22 45 27 .600 38 71 35 29 3.8 Lee Clem 16 27 12 1 7 3 .428 13 5 6 20 .3 Rudy Miller 15 41 50 13 24 14 .583 13 40 9 27 2.6 Ed Burney 11 16 10 3 4 3 .750 3 9 6 3 .8 Ed Dailey 2 2 1 1 0 0 .000 0 2 0 1 1.0 York Sullivan 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0.0 John Halsey 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 3 0.0 Dan Moore 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0.0 Rick Teltoe 3 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 0.0 Jim Jessee 2 2 1 0 1 0 .000 2 0 0 0 0.0 Mike Beck 4 6 2 0 4 2 .500 3 2 0 3 .5 Darrell Holder 1 1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1 0.0 H 39 52 51 40 74 46 54 54 41 39 42 38 39 43 48 GO 70 76 50 V Southwestern 36 Morgantown 44 Deputy 48 Brown County 69 New Palestine 53 Free Throw Percent .622 Whiteland 73 Crothersville 56 Field Goal Percent .318 Edinburg 65 Brown County 57 Scottsburg 55 Henryville 62 Games Total Points Average Sandcreek 52 Hauser 19 956 50.3 Manilla 41 Opponents 19 1113 58.6 Vernon 50 T riton 64 Clark 78 Trafalgar 67 Cortland 67 Waldron 76 70 MISS BASKETBALL 1963 Miss Peggy Turner, Sophomore candidate, was crowned Miss Basketball 1963 by the Captain of the Varsity Team, Dick Herndon, on December 15, 1962. Her escort, also a Sophomore, was Jim Stater. The Flower Girl was Miss Cindy Deiwert, escorted by David Clouse. Miss Charlene Young, first runner-up, and Miss Mary Cook, second runner-up are both Freshmen. Each class picked two candidates to compete, then, the eight girls worked for four weeks collecting penny votes throughout the community. Following the game the Jetstream staff sponsored a Coronation Hop in honor of the Queen and Her Court. EIGHTH GRADE Kathy Aldridge, James Anderson, Marie Andrews, Phil Andrews, Martha Ayers, Chuck Baker, John Ball, Hershell Barton, Sue Barton, David Bruner, Jimmy Bryant, Linda Burney, Barbara Bush, Charles Caldwell, Steve Coffman, Jack Cooper, Teresa Crawhorn, Ruth Dailey, Jane Deiwert, Gary Drake, Connie Dowden, Gayle Epperson, Candice Everroad, Tom Frazee, Don Foreman, Nancy Fuel, Mike Gates, Gary Giles, Linda Giles, Elaine Gliner, Janice Hagan, Joyce Harper, Willis Harper, Vance Hege, Roger Henry, Linda Herman, Tammy Holder, Karen Huckaby, Nanby Isaacs, John Johnson, George Kloss, Mildred Lobdell, Dan Man kin. Jeanette Mann, Leonard Martin, John Meier, Ted Merrick, Roy Miller, Max Moore, Jim Moss, Larry McCain, Sheryl McCarty, Rhoda McClintic, Sissy McKee, Kathy McNicholas, Darlena McQueen, Bruce Neal, Brenda Norris, Sue Pardue, David Phares, Richard Purvis, Christine Quillen, Billy Read, Betty Reed, Sandra Renner, Brenda Richardson, Teresa Richey, Ethel Roberts, Rick Robinette, Steve Rucker, Sharon Shafer, Glen Shay, Steve Sons, Jim Spivey, Don Taylor, Wanda Tempest, Wayne Thompson, Larry Turner, Sharon Walesby, Joyce Webb, Ronnie Webb, Tom Wetzel. Mike Whittington, Larry Wright, John Ziegler. ABSENT: Cecelia Henderson. SEVENTH GRADE Jane Ackerman. Bobby Allman, Cheryl Alvis, Linda Ayers, Linda Bailey, Stanley Bates, Terry Burlew, Steve Bierlein, Ronnie Blake, Malcom Bragg, Betty Burris, Todd Bynum, Barbara Carman, Joyce Chandler, Raymond Chandler, Joe Cockerham, Carlos Crawhorn, Mike Deckard, Carol Donica, Phyllis Downey, Dale Drake, Sheryl Drake, Marty Emmert, Elaine Giles, Joyce Gilliland, Carol Green, Paulette Green, Jim Hagen, Mickey Harris, Brad Hathaway, Dave Herron, Steve Huntsman, Joyce Issacs, Nyoka Kloss, Barbara Lane, David Lortz, Norma Lortz, Regina Lowry, Ray Mann, Eddie Mayes, Sandra McCain, Roger McKinney, Vicky McQjeen, Joyce Moore, Lynne Moore, Connie Morrow, Martin Norman, Betty Pittman, Roger Preston, Connie Riley, Debbie Robertson, Steve Robertson, Steve Rominger, Linda Sexton, Joe Smith, Dorthy Southern, Ken Spicer, Cynthia Starnes, Sharon Stroup, Barbara Taylor, Harold Thompson, Marvin Thompson, Linda Trowbridge, Mickey Turner, Janet Van Sickle, Tom Venable, Steve Wetzel, Bobby Wiggins, Jean Worley, Gary Wright. 75 SIXTH GRADE 76 Hope: Mr. William Brooks, Kathy Arnold. Norma Barton, Bonita Kay Bush, Mary Ann Clem, David Dailey, Dean Dailey, Rose Ann Davis, Joy Ann Dustrude, Linda Pearl England, Randall Franklin, Stephen Frazee, Gary Grinder, James Gutline, Tim Herron, Barbara Hermon, Mitchell Hudson. Robert Keller, Donald Kins, Pamela May, Patricia May, Harold McCXieen. Jerri Mings, James Moore, Shirley Moss, Mike Percifield, Robert Purvis, Edward Smith, Sherry Stout, Robert Stroup. John Tinkey, Willie Toddy, Janice Webb, Wynn White, Gerald Robertson. Clifford: Mr. Gilbert Maupin, Mary Ackerman, Richard Aldridge, Ronald Aldridge, Troy Artis, Robert Baxter, John Blanford, Barbara Bierlein, Linda Cooper, Donna Curry, Mary Curry, Kenneth Dowden, Faye Ear win. Clarence Gates, Lloyd Glick, Bill Harrison, Edna Henderson. Larry Henry, Ronnie Hounshcll, Allen Hunter, Karen Joyce Johnson, Belinda Mahony, Diana Mahony, Terry McCarty, Bonnie McIntosh, Allen McQueen, Mike Mctticcn, Nancy Morrow, Bruce Norman, Gary Petty, Diana Pharcs, Brenda Phelps. Peggy Ropp, Larry Simmons. Peggy Sons. David Thayer, Gerald Thompson, Shirley Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Sherry Trimmel, Mikel Yarnel, Gloria Wiggins, Hope: Mrs. Welfare, Jennifer Beck, Dave Berne, Janie Blackburn, Steve Bledsoe, Viki Burton, Kenny Clark. Brenda Conner. Jim Cook. Billy Flora. Steve Gabriel. Tim Goodwin. Gordy Gruhl, Tim Hadley, Mike Hoover. Noel Knifley, Connie McKinney, Harold McNickolas, Debbie Miller. Karen Miller. Tom Moore, Marsha Norris, Charles Ray, Anna Rhodes, Johna Rhodes, Robert Robinette, Ricky Schroycr, Carolyn Shirley, Pam Smith, Don Sturgeon, Joyce Taylor. Margie Thayer, Frcida Thompson, Sue Tindall. FIFTH GRADE Hope: Mrs. McKinney, Billy Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, Anita Boilanger, George Curry, Carol Hoy, Debra Huckaby, David Hudson, Jimmie McKee, Peggy Mead, Linda Miller, Margaret Moore, Paul Nading, Robin Robertson, Ronald Robertson, Pamela Robinette, Susan Rominger, Linda Shay, Lynn Stephens, Allen Straub, Michael Summers, Dudley Taylor, John Toddy, Linda Turner. Clifford: Mrs. Shaffer, Delores Andrews, Judy Artis, Earl Baute, Betty Bohannon, John Bryant, Mike Campbell, Jerry Erwin, Sharon Foreman, Cecil Henderson, Kathy Holley, Sandra Hounshell, Eugene Howard, Joe Lortz, Warren Mahaffey, Judy Mann, Mike Mitchell, Rosalie Nading, John Pence, Sharon Rutan, Shari Seward, Donald Sons, Roger Southern, Joyce Thayer, Esther Thurman, Nancy Wiggins. Hartsville: Dallas Baker, Julie Boilanger, Kathryn Kloss, Elizabeth Lathrop, Joyce Redmon, Hope: Mrs. Holland, Debbie Anderson, Linda Chandler, Patty Cockerham, Bill Cook, Karen Crawhorn, Wayne Downey, Bill Elrod, Glenda Frazee, Debbie Frodge, Kim George, Gloria Griner, Dianne Hill, Ricky Larrison, Barbara Lynch, Reed Moss, John McQueen, John Norman, Linda Oliver, Alan Philyaw, James Quillen, Linda Sigman, David Sneed, Ed Towbridge, Ronnie Wells, Brenda Whipker. ABSENT: John Caldwell. 77 FOURTH GRADE ft . iMi Hope: Flo Pancake, Larry Bailey, Cheryl Bates, Tarry Bledsoe, Rodger Bragg, Billy Beavers, BobbyClem, John Diewert, Dennis Drake, Slurley Gabriel, Eugene Gentry, Donald Gilliland, Ada M. Greene, Leona Harlow, Leon Heitz, Phyllis McCory, Michael McNicholas, Elaine Meadows, Bonita Miller, Marion Owens, Danny Pressler, LuAnn Robinene, Lee Shirley, Jay Shoal, Billy Stout, Peggy Tempest, Kimberly Thayer, Timothy Thayer, Charles Ziegler. Mrs. Calendar, Karen Alvis, Johnny Bailey, James Bragg, Joe Burney, Chester Cockcrham. James Deiwcrt, Karen Dodd, James England, Margo Haggard, Kathy Hamner, Randall Hathaway, Susan Hoover. Joanna Larnson, Everett McIntyre, Brenda Miller, Steven Nading, Martha Pardue, Roger Robinette, Rosemary Shafer, Janice Sigman, Allen Smith, Mickey Stcinbcrgcr. Lois Taylor, Randy Tcltoc, Lowell Thompson, Sharon Webb, Danny Wells, Tony Williams. Clifford: Mrs. Peabody, Danny Ackerman, Kenneth Crouch, Wanda Erwin, Rebecca Thompson, Julia Foster. Ricky Foster, Mike Henry, Karen Jeffries. Johnny Harness, Gary Lucas, Carolyn McCarty, Louis McKain, Karen McCXseen, Russell Miller, Diana Perdue, Doug Pliares, Robert Phares, Mike Thompson, Marcia Shafer, Nina Southern. Hartsville: Randall Baugh, Patricia Black, Eddie Combs, Jo Ann Fuel, John Redtnon, Ernest Scott, Charlene Winslicstcr. 78 THIRD GRADE Hope: Mrs. Nehrt, Shirley Haute. Susan Boyle, Judy Burris, Terri Carmen, Karen Drake, Jared Duckworth. Darnell England, Teresa Green, Duane Green, Marce Hill, Pamela Kissling, Stephen Lortz, Carl McCain, Debbie McQueen, Roger Meadows, Lu Ann Miller. Clark Moss, William Parduc, Willard Quillen. MarelI Rhodes. Amylu Richardson, Mary Rowe, James Shoaf, Randall Steinbrook, Gary Worley. Lee Ann Ziegler, Donald Ziegler, Mrs. Hauser, Marcia Alvis, Melissa Baker, Teresa Bynum, Jim Crawhocn, Tommy Elliot. Roger Embry, Debora Frady. Sandra Frodge, Jane Goodwin, Steve Griner, Sue Hitchcock, Nclva Huntington, Janet Lambert, Jerry Law. Debra Lynch. Sharon McCain. Danny McQueen, Susan Mead, Jackie Mills. Tim Nading, Larry Oliver, Ricky Olmstead, Donald Perry, Roxanne Ray, Mark Starnes, Sheryl Stone, Joe Allen Stroup. Steven Taylor. Donald Whipker. Sandra Wright: Clifford: Miss Blackburn, Patricia Becker, Brenda Bierlein, Greg Burton, Steve Campbell, Ricky Foist, Ernie Foreman. Brenda Foster, Steve Gates. Debra Hill. Tommy Hounshell, Denise Johnson. Patricia McQueen, Linda Maukin, Jan Miller, Rose Ann Scoggins, Sally Shaffer. Irene Simmons, Mike Thayer. Beverly Thompson, Debbie Todd, Steven Witsitt. David Wiggins. Hartsville: Hazel Holder. Judy Guthrie, Nancy Halsey, Scott Harris. Jim Howard, Jouctta Meier, Joan Mobley, Randall White. ABSENT: Rick McClure, David Weddle. Rick Wilson. 79 SECOND GRADE ft Clifford: Mrs. Ruih Trimnell. Ginger Ackerman. Wade Baxter. Frances Bierlien, Rosalie Blanford, Michael Burton, Teresa Burton, Gall Curry. Jerald Hagen, Judy Hagen, Valorle Harden, Debra Henderson, Barry Hoover. Noble Jeffries. Paulette Land, Beverly Long, Harold Mann. Dana Miller. Barbara Mullis Virginia Mullii, Randy McCarty. Sherrie McNamc, David McQueen, Janice McQueen, Leora Nading. Terry Perdue. Stephanie Phares, Pamel Rose. Debra Seward. Blenn Shafer. Glory Shafer. Catherine Simmons. Rebecca Southern. Marcus Steen -b ger. David Stowcll, Tommy Thompson. Jerry Thurman. Mary Wiggins. Hope: Mrs. Hull, Douglas Alvis, Gerald Baily, Kathy Burris. Kathy Clark. Terry Coomer. Ronald Everroad, Nixola Frazee. Paul Hamncr. Jamey Harris. Dale Henderson, Ronda Huckaby. Gregory Lyle. Mathew Marlin. Connie Miller, Barbara Nolan, Nancy Nussmeier, Ramona Overman. John Pliilyaw, Linda Rucker. Jane Schroyer. Debra Smith. Jeffory Sneed James Stafford, Thomas Stewart. Anita Taylor. Michael Tcltoc, Dale Webb. Brenda Wright. Mrs. Stewart. Sandra Bates. Tommy Boilangcr, Janie Bruce. Rhonda Burton, David Caldwell, Roberta Conner, John Dailey. Gary Dodd. Sharon Downey. Tony Fletcher. Herschel Frazee. Sheryl Hoover. Vicki Jones. Linda McKinney. Robert Nussmeier, David Perry, Jewel Quillen, Nancy Ray, Conrad Robertson. Thomas Robertson, Suzanne Rodman. Rita Stewart. Rodney Smith. David Sturgeon. Nancy Tempest. Lou Ann Thompson. Cynthia Williams. Ruth Ritchison. Hartsville. Sheryl Beckett. Linda Black. Greg Blake. Danny Boilangcr, Roger Holley, Billy Kimball. Darrell McClure, Marcia McGuire. Royce Oliver. Darryl Pittman. Jonita Shull. Teresa White. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Shields, Douglas Allen, Sharon Bailey, Barbara Bragg, Charles Clayton, Steve Cocker ham, Sally Coy, John Crawhorn, Dorris Donica, Kenny Grider, Nancy Griner, Greg Gruhl, Rebecca Halloway, Danny Harper, Fred Herron, Cynthia Hull, Steve Hurt, Carlin Jones, Robert McKee, Peter Mead, Jednno Nichter, Gene Ogilvie, Linda Owen, Larry Pittman, Allen Lambert, Cynthia Lowery, Bobby Rowe, Nancy Shay. Todd Sims, Anita Stapp. Ricky Stout, Timothy Stroup, Ronnie Tempest, Todd Trowbridge, Patricia Wilmouth, Mrs. Solomon, Paul Alter, Larry Beavers, Patricia Bruce, Patricia Burris, Lee Ann Burlew, Kim Carman, Tim Carman, Danny Cocketham, Dennis Compton, Robin Croddy, Judi Pickett, Teresa Emery, Davcy England, Tccna Frogie, Lester Gates, Kenneth Gentry, Karen Gilliland, Phillis Green, Cheryle Haney. Bart Harris, Kurt Heilman, Darrell Huckaby, Douglas Huckaby, Moletha Miller, Rhonda Olmstead, Dorothy Pritchard, Leland Ramsey, Marilyn Rhoades, Robert Roberts, Cynthia Summcns, Mark Trissler, Teresa Welch, Ricky Wells, Diane Wright. Clifford: Miss Hager, Robert Bryant. Max Baute, Danny Burton, Tony Crouch, Vickie Curry, Cynthia Fcrgason, Raymond Ferguson, Jerry Hawey, Allen Howard, Larry Howard, Debbie Jeffries, Kevin Lashlcy, Kathy Lee, Mile Legan, Philip Mankin. Lora McKain, Irma McQueen, Roger Moore, Rovena Mullis, James Pence, Barbara Phares, Vickie Phelps, Floyd Rutan, Felicia Scoggins, Nlarcca Steenbargcr, Teresa Tedder, Kim Thayer, Rebecca Thayer, Robert Thayer, Lloyd Thompson, Susan Thompson, Mark Becket, Alan Ewer, Carol Sue Fuel, John Guthrie, Roger Heller, Diana Merrick, Margaret Rcdmon, Cindy Scott. 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