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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

1964 JETSTREAM Volume VII Hauser High School Hope, Indiana Dedication MR. ERNEST CLAYTON We, the Class of 1964, dedicate our Jetstream yearbook to you, Mr. Ernest Clayton, for being our class sponsor for four years. You have been extremely patient and helpful as you guided us in our money-making pro- jects and in decorating for our prom. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to you for all your kind assistance and understanding. Mr. Clayton and his wife Harriet with their three children Jeanie, Nancy, and Charlie. Dear Students, Most of the deadlines for our 1964 yearbook having been completed, we, the editors, want to take time out to thank all those who helped in any way to make this yearbook possible. We wish to give special thanks to those who worked with us on the staff and to our advisor, Mrs. Webster. Without their efforts and devoted time, this yearbook would not have been possible. We hope that this year's Jetstream will, some time in the future, bring back some fond memories of this school year, 1964. In whatever degree of success or failure we may find ourselves in years to come, if a glance at these pages will lighten our labors, if only for a moment, we consider our yearbook worthwhile. We hope you enjoy the Jetstream. It has been ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. Sincerely, Assistant Editor 3 Contents Opening Section 1 Seniors 10 Underclassmen 22 Academic 28 Extra-Curricula r 46 Sports 58 Grades 70 Kindergarten 81 Advertising 82 The door to opportunity and challenge opens every morning. The study hall is quickly filled with students gathering books and talking to friends. SCHOOL BOARD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Morris McKinney, Howard Andrews, President; Robert Norris, Superintendent of Schools; Harold Chandler, John Perry Simmons, and Dick Yarnell. Administration MR. ROBERT NORRIS Superintendent of Flat Rock-Haw Creek 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. HOWARD EPPERSON Principal, Clifford Grades B. S. Ball State Teachers College 6 High School Faculty MR. PHILIP DUCKWORTH B.S. Indiana University Math Social Studies Co-Sponsor of Seniors MRS. GENEVA WICKENS B.S. Central Normal M.S. Indiana University English Physical Education G.A.A. Booster Club Freshman Class Mr. Philip Duckworth MR. JERRY MILHOUS B. S. Butler University Science Physical Education Sophomore Class Assistant Coach Mrs. Geneva Wickens MRS. MARTHA CLOUSE A. B. DePauw University Latin English Library Science Class Play Library Club Mr. Robert King Mrs. Betty Burney MR. TESH WICKARD B.S. Indiana University M.S. Indiana University Social Studies Commerce MRS. MABEL UTTER A.B. Indiana University Math Junior Class National Honor Society Mr. Jerry Milhous MR. ROBERT KING A.B. Franklin College English Spanish Freshman Class Mrs. Martha Clouse MRS. BETTY BURNEY B.S. Indiana University Home Economics F.H.A. 7 Mr. Tesh Wickard Mrs. Mabel Utter High School Faculty MRS. GUYNETH WEBSTER A.B. Butler Commerce Interceptor Jetstream Quill and Scroll Sophomore Class Mrs. Guyneth Webster Mr. Ernest Clayton MR. PAUL RIDDLE B.M. Butler M.M. Butler Band Jr. High Music 7th 8th General Music MISS DONNA JOAN PENDER B.S. Indiana University Music Chorus Mr. Frank Melson Mr. Alfred John McQueen MRS. MARY CHANDLER MRS. MARY LOU Superintendent's Secretary SCHROYER Principal's Secretary Mr. Paul Riddle MR. FRANK MELSON B.S. Butler English Driver Education Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball MR. ERNEST CLAYTON B.S. Purdue M.S. Butler Science Vocational Agriculture Guidance Counselor FFA Senior Class '64 Farm Mechanics Young Farmer Adult Education Audio-Visual Aids Miss Donna Joan Pender MR. ALFRED JOHN McQueen B.S. Butler M.S. Butler Social Studies Guidance Junior Class 8 Mrs. Mary Chandler Mrs. Mary Lou Schroyer Cooks Left front to right front: Mrs. Marjorie Herron, Mrs. Anna Bense, Mrs. Mary Renner, Mrs. Maud Ziegler. Absent: Mrs. Bonita Monroe. Custodians y i Left to right: Lefty Robertson, Porky Hepburn, Lois Artis. Bus Drivers Left to right: Charles Lortz, Keith Rednour, Nathan Scheidt, J. T. Compton, Paul Herron, Arie Carman, Harold Herndon. Absent: Bert Epperson, Earl Miller. The students are grateful to these, our personnel, for the kindness and courtesy which they have shown to us. They have not only helped to increase our comfort, but have been an asset to us, the student body. 9 Seniors Here seniors are engaging in parliamentary procedure while practicing one degree of citizenship. Below, this year's seniors enjoy a drink of water after a heated session in a class meeting. i 11 Seniors PAUL RUTAN Class President 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3; Band 2,3; Office Staff 4; Prom Server 2; BRENT WELLS Vice President 4; Reporter 3; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,4; Basketball 1, Quill Scroll 3,4; Band 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Library Club 1; Jetstream 4; Student Council 4. Paul Rutan CYNTHIA HOLDER Intercepter 2,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; G.A.A. 4; Office Girl 4; Chorus 3. Brent Wells LINDA FOIST Class Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2; F.H. A. 1,2,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 3,4; Library Club 2,3; FFA Typist 3; Prom Server Cynthia Holder Linda Foist DARRELL HOLDER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Scholastic Panel 2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3, 4; Class Reporter 4; Boys' State Representative 3. LARRY WHEELER Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Chorus 3; Safety Patrol 2,3. 12 DARRELL HOLDER LARRY WHEELER Tom Stafford Barbara McKinney Seniors TOM STAFFORD Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Student Council Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Pres. 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Jetstream 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Scholastic Panel 1,2,3,4; Regional Math. 1,2,3,4; BARBARA McKINNEY Class treasurer 1; vice-pres. 3; Student Council 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Jetstream Staff 4; Chorus 1; State Latin 1,2; Scholastic Panel 1,2,3,4 BILL STEINBARGER Basketball 1; Booster Club 1, 2. 4; SONNA HAMILTON Majorette 2,3,4, Library Club 3, FHA 1,2,3, 4, Booster Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; GAA 3 Bill Steinbarger Sonna Hamilton DAVE HEDRICK Booster Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2 JUDI BEEKER FHA 1, 3,4;BoosterClub 2,3,4. Dave Hedrick Judi Beeker 13 Seniors ERIS JOHNSON Class Secretary 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,3; Interceptor 3,4; Basketball Queen Candidate 2; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Pres. Chorus 4; F.T.A. 1; Softball team 3; Bowling team 4; BILL ZARING Band 3,4; Booster Club 4; Interceptor 4. Eris Johnson Bill Zaring ANITA RAY G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.H. A. 3; Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; Interceptor 4; Chorus 3; Office 4. LEE CLEM Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Track 3, 4; Booster Club 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Library Club Anita Ray Lee Clem MARY ANN SHIELDS GARY ESTES Chorus 2,3,4; Honor T.A.C. 1,2; Society 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Girls State; Student Council 1; Office 4; Guidance Office Secretary 4. 14 Mary Ann Shields Gary Estes Seniors t I Lynnette Arnold Tom Redmon LYNNETTE ARNOLD Booster Club 1,2,3; G. A.A. 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4. TOM REDMON Cross Country 1; A.V. 1,2,3.4; FFA 2.3.4; Booster Club 3,4. SALLY ARNETT Chorus 1,2,3; Booster Club 2. BAILEY SMITH Chorus 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Math Regional 1,3; Sally Arnett Bailey Smith DIANA BURTON JOHN HARRIS Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Cross FHA 1,3,4. Country 2,3; Booster Club 1, 2,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; FFA 3,4; Vo. Ag. Office Work 3,4. Diana Burton John Harris 15 Seniors JANE BOWERS FHA 1,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3. DAVID M. STARNES Library Club 1; Basketball 1; Booster Club 1. Jane Bowers David M. Starnes MILLIE FERGUSON FHA 2,3,4; FHA Treasurer 4; Booster Club 1, 2,3.4; G.A.A. 3 JERRY HOLLEY Booster Club 4; Chorus 3. Millie Ferguson Jerry Holley CAROL BULLARD Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; FHA 3, GAA 3. NANCY ANN NORMAN Library Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Booster Club 1; Interceptor 4. 16 Carol Bullard Nancy Ann Norman Seniors JANET NADING Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 3; Runner-up Miss Basketball 1; Editor of Interceptor 4; Jr. and Assistant Editor of Jetstream 3,4; Scholastic Panel 1 ROGER BLAKE Baseball 1, Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4 Janet Nading Roger Blake PATTI PAETZEL Vice-Pres. 2; Reporter 1; Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; Booster Club Pres. 4; G.A.A. 3,4;Office Girl 2; Student Council 2; School News for Columbus Republican 4 DAN MOORE Booster Club 4; F.A.A. 2,3,4; Library Club 1, 2,3; Cross Country 2,3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Patti Paetzel SHARON TAYLOR Honor Society Reporter 4; Booster Club 3,4; Assistant Editor of Interceptor 4; Scholastic Panel 1,2,3; D. A.R. Award 4 Dan Moore DAVID ELMORE Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 2; Sports Manager 3, 4 Sharon Taylor David Elmore 17 Seniors MARY LOU WILSON Class Officer 1; Honor Society 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' State; Basketball Queen Candidate 2; Office Girl 4; DON HERRON Class President 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2,3; St. Council 1; F. F. A. 1; Interceptor Staff 4; Chorus 1; Mary Lou Wilson Don Herron CHLOE ANN SHAFFER F.H.A. 1,3,4; Vice-Pres. F.H.A. 4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; DONALD GABRIEL Booster Club 1,2; Chloe Ann Shaffer Donald Gabriel LINDA WRIGHT F.H.A. 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 3; Chorus 1,2,3; JOHN WRIGHT Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross-Country 1; Band Officer 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 1,2,3; 18 Linda Wright John Wright Seniors NANCY SIMMONS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; G.A. A, 3,4; Chorus Librarian DAN TITUS Class Treasurer 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Track 1; Math Regional 2;Booster Club 1,2; Band 1; Editor of Jetstream 4; Junior Editor 3; Library Club 1; Prophecy Reader at Prom; Reader of Wills at Prom 4; Office Boy 4. Nancy Simmons Dan Titus ELIZABETH JOYCE MAYES F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4 WELBY WARRINER Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1; Booster Club 1,2; Library Club 1 Elizabeth Joyce Mayes Welby Warriner E. CAROLYN WEBB TOM RICHARDS Booster Club 2,3,4; Li- Basketball 1,2,3, brary Club 4; G.A.A. 3 4; Cross Country 2,3, 4; Track 3,4; Prom Server 2 E. Carolyn Webb Tom Richards 19 Seniors BONITA RUCKER Chorus 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4 LINDA BEEKER Booster Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4 Bonita Rucker Linda Beeker JUDY HUNTSMAN Band 1,2,3; Band Officer 3; Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; Booster Club Officer 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 4 NANCY KNIFLEY Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Interceptor Staff 4; Guidance Office Girl 3,4 Judy Huntsman Nancy Knifley JOE WILLOCK FAY PHELPS FFA 1,2,3,4; Basket- Booster Club 4; GAA 2; ball 2; Booster Club 1, Guidance Office Girl 1; 4 FHA 1 20 Joe Willock Fay Phelps Seniors Days Are Hectic? Many years ago seniors Lee Clem, Bill Zaring, Don Herron, and Dan Titus formed their own combo. Anita, Mary Ann, Don, Mary Lou, and Sonna are surprised by the sudden appearance of a camera. A few of the seniors model their senior cords. Those pictured are T. Redmon, J. Holly, T. Stafford, J. Harris, J. Beeker, D. Burton, P. Paetzel, C. Shaffer, L. Beeker, and B. McKinney. Joe Willock shows off a new basketball helmet during sociology class. Senior manager, Dave Elmore, works hard to help one of the underclassmen, Eddie Dailey, soak his sore feet. 21 Underclassmen Lockers, which are located in the basement our school, are centers of conversation for underclassmen (while gathering books) between periods. Below, underclassmen going downstairs, left to right, are Sara Diewert, Nancy Gilliland, and Diana Pumphrey. of Junior Sam Deiwert, president Carolyn Bceker, vice-pres. Judy Barker, secretary Gordon Thayer, treasurer Nancy Gilliland, reporter Mike Beck, student council Steve Fpperson, student council Jim Bense, parliamentarian Donna Anderson Janet Arnold Janice Arnold Darlene Bailey Mary Barton Derryl Bates Donna Burton Carolyn Bush Gary Christy Sandra Croddy David Curry Shirley Curry Shirley Dailey John Deckard Sara Deiwert Althea Drake Beverly Fiesbeck Barbara Foist Linda Gates Pat Guthrie 24 Class John Halsey Billy Harper JoAnn Harper Debbie Hatton Marvin Hedrick David Herron Doris Houchens Karen Hudson Jim Jesse David Kirts Kathy Lortz Dallas Mantooth Sereta Miller Karen Norris Sandra Preston Diane Pumphrey Jim Sims Karen Sneed York Sullivan Linda Taylor Rick Teltoe Sheila Tucker Peggy Turner Maria Venable Mary Alice Whittington Terry Wisdom Dean Young Sophomore Class John Trimnell, Pres. Barbara Thayer, V. Pres. Phyllis Rutan, Sec. Charlene Young, Treas. Eddie Dailey, Sgt. at Arms, Amy McKee, Rep. John Wilson. Lizabeth Click, Stu. Council, Mary Ann Balser, Dons Baute, John Beck, Mathino Frazier-Bey, Brenda Bierline, Joyce Caldwell. Kathy Clouse, Charlene Cockerham, Bruce Connor, Mary Cook, Darrell Drake, Mike Emmert, Carolyn Ferguson. Lynn Finke, Karen Gabbard, Jes-see Gentry, Julanna Glick, Danny Gommel, Verna Grider, Diana Hedrick. Dana Herron, Teresa Herron, Do-lons Hockersmith, Ed Huckaby, Ann Keller, Sharon Kennedy, Jo Ann Lambert. Ronald Law, Michael Lawson, Marva Lortz, Rosalie McCarty, Dan McIntosh, Ronnie McIntosh, Mary McQueen. Tom Marlin, Barton Miller, Claudia Miller, Paula Miller, Bob Moore, Barbara Nussmeier, Glenn Olm-stead. Nita Owen, Gary Lee Phelps, John Reed, Vina Rhoades, Jim Robertson, Doris Ross, Susan Shaffer. RosalynSchaefer, Mike Shaw, Betty Simmons, Linda Smith, Patricia Smith, Ann Stafford, Sheila Stephens. Jerry Turner, Tom VanArsdale, Robert Warriner, « Billy Wilson, Richard Wood, Sharon Yarnell. 26 Freshman Class G. Epperson, pres; D. Phares, vice-pres; T. Holder, sec; D. Bruner, treas; B. Norris, reporter; K. Aldridge, st. coun; C. Baker, st.coun;J. Anderson M. Andrews, J. Ball, H. Barton, S. Barton, D. Burney, B. Bush, S. Coffman, J. Cooper T. Crawhorn, R. Dailey, J. Diewert, C. Dowden, G. Drake, C. Everroad, M. Finke, D. Forman T. Frazee, N. Fuel, M. Gates, G. Giles, L. Giles, E. Griner, J. Hagan, J. Harper W. Harper, R. Hatton, C. Henderson, R. Henry, L. Hermon, K. Huckaby, M. Jackson, J. Johnson G. Kloss, M. Lobdell, D. Mankin, S. McCarthy, S. McKee, K. McNicho-las, D. McQueen, J. Meier T. Merrick, D. Michaels, M. Moore, J. Moss, B. Neal, C. Neligh, S. Pardue, R. Purvis M. Puterbaugh, C. Quillen, B. Reed, B. Reed, B. Richardson, T. Richey, E. Roberts, R. Robinette S. Rucker, G. Shay, D. Simonson, S. Sons, D. Taylor, W. Thompson, L. Turner, G. Wade M. Wade, S. Walesby, J. Webb, R. Webb, T. Wetzel, M. Whittington, B. Wilson, L. Wright J. Ziegler, Absentees; P. Andrews, V. Hege 27 Classes Between classes students gather around the water fountain and enjoy chatting about their class assignments and, sometimes, about their teachers. The door to the band room is a symbol of opportunity to express one's self through music. 29 Biology Is the Study of Life How can fish breathe under water? Why do children resemble their parents? What are the different classes of animals? What is photosynthesis? Through studying and participating in activities such as in the picture, the students, guided by Mr. Mil hous, discover the answers to the questions above. In the picture from left to right are Marcia Finke, Chuck Baker, David Phares, and Jim Moss. 30 Chemistry Is the Study of Matter and Energy Why study chemistry? What is the make-up of the atom? Who discovered oxygen and hydrogen? How many elements are there? What is ionic and covalent bonding? In chemistry class Mr. Clayton shows an interesting experiment to Darrell Holder, a senior, and Debbie Hatton, a junior. In their lab experiments the chemistry students can understand the why of many chemical reactions. 31 Math Teaches The freshman algebra class watches as a fellow classmate explains an equation at the blackboard. Betty Simmons writes a proof, Pat Smith gives symbols, and J. D. McQueen makes a drawing in Mrs. Utter's geometry class as the others look on. . 32 Logical Thinking Mrs. Utter explains an advanced algebra problem to Sara Deiwert, Kathy Lortz, Darlene Bailey, and John Deckard before class. The Senior math class works on their Temac as Mrs. Utter grades tests. The class uses a text book dur-ing the second semester. Languages Advance Mr. Melson, sophomore English teacher, is here teaching the sophomore boys the essentials of our English language, which will help them to become better citizens of the United States. Mrs. Wickens, speech teacher, observes Rick Teltoe as he presents his speech for the day. Speech makes students more conscious of the opinions and lives of others, and in addition gives them a means of self-expression. 34 Communications The Latin I class, taught by Mrs. Clouse, looks at the complex Latin sentence structure which has just been written on the board. Mr. King, Spanish instructor, observes Tom Redmon and Rosaiyn Schaefer as they converse in Spanish. Spanish, being taught for the first year at Hauser, aroused much interest as three periods of Spanish are presently being taught. 35 Social Studies Ranges from In Mr. Wickard's sociology class, students study the relations of the individual to his government. It shows and explains problems encountered by youth and ways of overcoming these problems. Other Social Studies classes are World History and Geography, taught by Mr. McQueen, citizenship, taught by Mr. Duckworth, and civics taught by Mr. Wickard during the second semester. 36 Caveman to Spaceman U. S. History teaches students about their early ancestors and life in our country from its discovery until life today. Above a group of Mr. McQueen’s U. S. History students report about some of our early ancestors while summarizing the chapter. In these classes students learn more about our government, world, history, and life. 37 Hauser offers General Business Training, Bookkeeping, Typing 1 and 2, Shorthand 1 and 2, and Business Arithmetic. Pictured above are Bill Zaring, standing at blackboard discussing posting from the Sales Journal with Nancy Knifley, Eris Johnson, and Don Herron, students in Mrs. Webster's bookkeeping class. 38 Accuracy First,-Speed Second Above Shorthand I students are practicing shorthand for next day's assignment. Mrs. Webster watches. Nimble fingers of Typing I class help them to become good typists. Mr. Wickard assists students with problems they encounter while typing. 39 Mrs. Burney, at right, looks on as Mary McQueen and Claudia Miller mix up a batch of cookies. At left Paula Miller and Doris Baute wait to do their part. Boys Learn Useful Skills in Farm Shop The boys study from books until spring when they apply what they've learned by working in the Farm Shop Building. Home Ec. Prepares Future Homemakers 40 Phys. Ed. Builds Fitness Physical education is ever important in our modern life. Through physical education we develop our body so that it is capable of carrying on the heavy load of our life. At right, a group of Mrs. Wicken's physical education class participates in a game of basketball, while Mr. Milhous's class participates in a game of crabball. Health Teaches It Mr. Milhous' Health Class learns about the fitness and care of the body. Since it is important to have good knowledge of healthful living, Mr. Milhous tries to get each student to answer questions about it. 41 The Marching Jets” The Marching Jets stand at attention in block formation on the basketball floor with Drum Major Donnie Taylor in front. PICCOLO Karen Norris FLUTE Brenda Richardson Susan Shaffer Rosalyn Schaefer Sharon Walesby Phylis Downey Marsha Norris Debbie Miller OBOE Brenda Norris Bb CLARINET Marie Andrews Darlena McQueen Richard Purvis Bill Zaring Nancy Norman Diana Burney Mary Ann Clem Carol Donica Barbara Hermon Connie McKinney BAND MEMBERS Joyce Moore Mike Percifield Robert Robinette Carolyn Shirely BARITONE SAX John Reed TENOR SAX John Beck Charlene Young ALTO SAX Tom Marlin Bruce Neal Glen Shay Barbara Thayer William Flora Brad Hathaway FRENCH HORN Barbara McKinney CORNET John Ball Sam Deiwert Rick Robinette Larry Turner David Thayer Noel Knifley TROMBONE Lee Clem John Harris Ronald Hatton Jim Neligh BARITONE Darrell Holder Tom Stafford BASS Don Sturgeon PERCUSSION Jim Anderson Cynthia Neligh Julanna Glick Don Taylor Ken Spicer Joyce Taylor Jim Moore 42 Also Present Concerts The Concert Band sits on the stage with a display of their plumed hats on the edge. The band plays music of the Blame it on the Bossa Nova variety to the Danse of the Japanese Youth variety. 43 The drum major and majorettes are from front, left to right: Donnie Taylor, Beth Glick, Lynette Arnold, and Teresa Herron. Back row: Barbara Nussmeier, Phyllis Rutan, and Sonna Hamilton. Chorus Sings in Harmony Directed by Miss Pender, the chorus has gone to the Spring Festival at Columbus and to the state music contest at Greensburg, held two concerts, and performed special programs. From their book the drivers education class learns how to drive safely before they learn practically from driving a car with Mr. Melson at the dual controls. Office Helpe rs Learn As They Assist Our guidance counselors, Mr. McQueen and Mr. Clayton, help students to plan their individual class schedules as well as give career guidance and advise students in applying for college. From left to right: Mary Ann Shields, Nancy Knif-ley, Beth Glick, and Darlene Bailey. These girls help the guidance counselors. From left to right: Mary Lou Wilson, Cynthia Holder, Dan Titus, Mr. Rowe, Mary Ann Shields, Paul Rutan, Anita Ray. and Nancy Gilliland. Each of these students is assigned a period to help in Mr. Rowe's office. They run errands, operate the mimeograph machine, post notices on the bulletin boards, and distribute mail. 45 Extra-Curricular Activities The Roaring Twenties was the theme and setting for last year's Prom. The Prom is an annual dance given by the juniors for the graduating seniors. Everyone had a wonderful time, especially the teachers, who thought the Prom's decorations and entertainment were outstanding and one of the best Proms they had ever seen. Maybe the reason the teachers enjoyed that particular theme so much was because they remembered that era so vividly. This particular door was the entrance way to last year's Prom and presented to us an escape from our humdrum world to the wild, gay atmosphere of the Roaring Twenties. Jetstream Opens the Door to the Year’s Memories BACK ROW: Brent Wells, Dan Titus, Barbara McKinney, Janet Nading, Tom Stafford, Mrs. Webster. Seated at the table are Karen Norris and Dave Curry. Dan Titus Editor Tom Stafford Activities Editor Janet Nading Associate Editor Brent Wells Sports Editor Barbara McKinney Grade Editor Karen Norris Junior Editor Dave Curry Junior Editor Guyneth Webster Advisor The publication of this Jetstream has come about after a year of planning and working. The staff met during the second period on Monday through Friday and the students often did outside work in order to meet all deadlines. At the beginning of school, the 1963 Jetstream received a certificate of merit with a grade of B from the National School Yearbook Association. An advertising campaign was conducted throughout September and October. Subscription sales were started on October 30. On December 13, at the half of the Crothers-ville game, Lizabeth Glick was crowned Miss Basketball for the 1963-1964 season. This honor was given to the candidate collecting the most penny votes for the Jetstream by the end of the month's campaign. During the winter months, the staff was busy laying out pictures, writing copy, and typing. All this work has been done to bring you a bigger and be better annual in the 1964 Jetstream. 48 News Relayed by Interceptor Starting at front left to right: Anita Ray, feature and general news editor; Don Herron, sports editor and mimeograph; Sharon Taylor, assistant editor, and feature editor; Nancy Knifley, business manager and organizations editor; Janet Nading, editor-in-chief and sports editor; Eris Johnson, general news editor; Cynthia Holder, business manager and classes editor; Nancy Norman, art editor and grades editor; Mrs. Webster, adviser; Bill Zaring, mimeograph. The Interceptor Staff is comprised of seniors who work diligently to produce the school paper each month. In Interceptor Staff, students learn to express them- selves through writing and obtain additional typing experience. Students learn the main essentials of producing a daily newspaper. Above, Don Herron and Bill Zaring run stencils through the mimeograph to produce pages for the paper. Nancy Norman, artist for the Interceptor, sketches the picture for the cover of the paper on the mimeoscope. 49 Audio-Visual Aids in Learning Above, Don Herron, Mike Emmert, and Tom Redmon, members of the audio visual department, prepare the tape recorder for use. They assist classes with use of all the audio-visual equipment. School Patrol Helps for Safety The school patrol helps with traffic after school to make sure the grade children get home safely. The above members are, left to right: Tom Frazee, John Johnson, David Curry, Derryl Bates, Gordon Thayer, and John Deckard. Gary Christy is absent. 50 FFA Encourages Leadership FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Bense, President; John Harris, Vice-President; Sam Deiwert, Secretary; Maria Venable, FFA Sweetheart; Joe Willock, Treasurer; Dean Young, Sentinel; Tom Van Arsdale, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Jack Cooper, Darrell Drake, Gary Giles, Lynn Finke, Mr. Ernest Clayton, Advisor. THIRD ROW: John Reed, Steve Rucker, Jessee Gentry, Vance Hege, Tom Redmon. The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. One main activity of the year is to participate in the Spring District 8 Elimination Contest in Febru- ary. There are five main divisions in this contest: public speaking, essay, exhibit, cooperation, and parliamentary procedure. The FFA moto is: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. F H A Builds Character Mrs. Betty Burney is the sponsor of the Future Homemakers of America. The 1963-64 officers are: Carolyn Beeker, President; Candy Shaffer, Vice-President; Shirley Dailey, Secretary; Millie Ferguson, Treasurer; Dianne Bumey, Historian; and Judy Beeker, Parliamentarian. The FHA members take part in a number of com- without relatives and babysitting for the younger children munity projects. Their main projects this year have at PTO meetings, been distributing Christmas cheer boxes for older people 51 GAA Inspires Physical Fitness This year the Girls Athletic Association formed bowling teams and played basketball and volleyball during activity periods. Through playing together the girls strengthen sportsmanship. Their sponsor is Mrs. Wickens and the officers are: Donna Anderson, President; Judy Barker, Vice-President; Eris Johnson, Secretary; Ruth Dailey, Treasurer; and Darlene Bailey, Reporter. Library Club Cares for the Books The members of the Library Club have an important and sometimes trying job tokeep the library books and magazines in order and to sign out books. Seated are John Reed, Vice-President; Nancy Norman, President; Sereta Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; Peggy Turner, Reporter. Standing left to right: Teresa Craw-horn, Dianna Saylor, Jo Ann Harper, Robert Moore, Tom VanArsdale, John Zeigler, Mary Barton, Carolyn Beeker, Betty Simmons, Janice Arnold, Janet Arnold, Sandra Croddy, Diane Pumphrey, Christine Quillen, Emo Webb, Doris Houchins, and Mrs. Clouse, sponsor. k Student Council is Student Government FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Aldridge, Freshman; Barbara Thayer, Sophomore; Beth Glick, Reporter, Sophomore; Carolyn Beeker, Secretary -Treasurer, Junior; Barbara McKinney, Vice-President, Senior; Tom Stafford, President, Senior. STANDING: David Phares, Freshman; Chuck Baker, Freshman; John Wilson, Sophomore; Brent Wells, Senior; Mike Beck, Junior; Steve Epperson, Junior; Mr. Rowe, The Student Council, consisting of two elected members and the vice-president Sponsor, from each class, helps the school body in many ways. The council, with the help of the National Honor Society, sponsored a get-aquainted dance at the beginning of the year. During the year it prepared the noon eating schedule, cut down and decorated the Christmas tree, sponsored sock hops, and planned the convocations for the next school year. Honor Society Rewards Scholarship FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Norman, Mary Ann Shields, Sharon Taylor, Darrell Holder, Mary Lou Wilson, Janet Nading, Barbara McKinney. SECOND ROW: Tom Stafford, Karen Norris, Carolyn Beeker, Mary Whittington, Maria Venable, Jo Ann Harper, Mrs. Utter, Sponsor. BACK ROW: Mike Beck, Steve Epperson, Nancy Gilliland, Gordy Thayer, and David Curry. The object of the Hauser chapter of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage'die development of character in the students of Hauser High School. For the first time, this year it includes provisional members consisting of the present juniors. These members are pictured above, in the last two rows with the exception of-Tom Stafford, an active member, and Mrs. Utter, the sponsor. Booster Club Strengthens School Spirit The Hauser Booster Club cheers the Jets on to victory during seasonal play. Not only this, but members also participate in skits during pep sessions to arouse enthusiasm. During the month of February, the boys' and girls' Booster Clubs jointly sponsored a Valentine's dance. The theme was Cherry Blossom Dance and was held in the gym on February 22, 1964. This dance was given to honor the basketball boys their time and participation given toward making the team what it was. The officers for 1963-64 are as follows: pres. Larry Wheeler, Patti Paetzel; vice-pres. Lee Clem, Donna Anderson; sec. John Harris, Mary Cook; treas. John Harris, Judy Huntsman; reporter Tom Stafford, Nancy Knifley. Quill Scroll Honors Journalism Efforts From left to right: Janet Nading, Mrs. Webster, Dan Titus, Brent Wells. Officers for 1964 are Brent Wells, president; Janet Nading, Secretary-treasurer; Dan Titus, reporter. New members were taken into Quill and Scroll after our annual deadline. These are Tom Stafford, Barbara McKinney, Nancy Norman, Sharon Taylor, Karen Norris, and David Curry. Eligibility for Quill and Scroll requires a student to be in the upper third of his class and to be active in some form of publications. 54 Candid Pictures Glimpse Fun The bonfire on October 30 started the Jets' basketball season with a bang. A Hauser lynching mob from the Boys' Booster Club hang the Jet's basketball opponents. Juniors supplement their funds with coke sales at home basketball games. Pictured are Sara Deiwert, Dean Young, and Althea Drake. At the Get-Acquainted Dance, Roger Johnson a-wards the Twist winners: Larry Wheeler, Jo Ann Lambert, Peggy Turner, and Debbie Hatton. 55 As these sophomore girls show, all classes aren't dull. Beth Reigns for 1964 From left to right: Mary Puterbaugh, Larry Wheeler, Nancy Knifley, Cynthia Holder, Roger Blake, Linda Smith, Beth Glick, Nancy Gilliland, Andy Dunbar, Peggy Turner, Bruce Conner, Ruth Dailey, John Wilson, Shirley Dailey. Front: Kevin Gernetz, John Nading. The Miss Basketball Queen Contest is sponsored annually by the Hauser Jetstream Staff. A penny vote campaign is carried on for a month before the crowning. Proceeds go to the publication of the annual. This year’s queen was Miss Beth Glick, sophomore. First runner-up was Nancy Gilliland, junior, and second-runner-up, Linda Smith, sophomore. Don Herron, basketball captain, takes the crown from last year's queen, Peggy Turner. Her escort, Tom Richards, smiles with approval. 56 Don now places the crown upon Miss Basketball, 1964, Beth Glick. A kiss from Don accompanies the red roses given to Beth. Queen Beth poses for a picture with her escort, John Wilson, immediately after the crowning. King and Queen of the Moonlight Gardens - 1964 Prom KING - PAUL RUTAN QUEEN - PATRICIA PAETZEL Roaring Twenties-!963 Prom On the clear, warm spring evening of May 4, juniors and seniors, with their dates, began arriving at the gym for the 1963 Prom. They were greeted at the doorway by the sophomore servers, who conducted them to their seats. The servers were, as pictured, Dave Herron, Mike Beck, Donna Anderson, Judy Barker, Sereta, Miller, Sara Deiwert, Samuel Deiwert, and Rickie Teltoe. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Linda Thayer and Dick Herndon as King and Queen. From 1:00 to 5:00 A.M. the parents of the juniors sponsored an after-prom party. Charlie Bradley from Columbus emceed with records and square dancing. There was also card playing, bingo, and plenty of food in the cafeteria. KING AND QUEEN Linda Thayer and Dick Herndon THE SERVERS THE FACULTY 57 — ? 'V .? 4 ; . IB T7 - £ | |T • ' : •-' - . 'JP by. W 5 m. 71 w'' Sports Hauser is represented in the Dixie Conference in four different sports. These are basketball, cross country, track, and baseball. Senior lettermen representing these sports are: Paul Rutan, basketball; Dan Moore, cross country; Don Herron, track; and Darrell Holder, baseball. Through the door below pass the athletes representing Hauser in intra-scholastic contests. 59 Jets Place First in Conference in Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Dave Elmore, Dan Titus, Darrell Holder, Dave Herron, Tom Richards, Don Herron, Paul Rutan, Eddie Dailey, John Trimnell, Mike Beck, Rick Teltoe, Coach Frank Melson. The varsity basketball team kept Hauser High in the running for the Dixie Conference All-Sports Trophy by finishing first in the conference. Mr. Me Is on's boys had an excellent conference record but did not fare as well against non-conference opponents, although they did drop several close ones. Half of this year's team will be lost due to graduation. The starting front line composed of forwards Tom Richards and Don Herron and center Paul Rutan as well as part-time starting guard Dan Titus and substitute forward Darrell Holder are all seniors. Reserves Prepare for Varsity Play LEFT TO RIGHT--Front Row: Lynn Finke, J. D. McQueen, Jerry Turner, Jim Robertson, Robert Moore. BACK ROW: Manager John Beck, York Sullivan, Jim Jessee, John Halsey, Tom Marlin, Mike Emmert, Coach Jerry Milhous. Coach Jerry Milhous' reserve boys, like their varsity counterparts, experienced ups and downs through the season. At the time of this writing the reserve Jets are 7-7 for the season. These boys have worked hard throughout the year and many expect to see varsity action next year. 61 The Reserves scramble for the ball. Jim Robertson drives in for two on a fast break. Jets Fire Away Senior forward Tom Richards fires in two for the Jets. Paul Rutan takes a shot from the center. Forward Don Herron takes a jump shot from the right side. 62 Jets Battle Opponents Don Herron passes the ball to a teammate. Paul Rutan and John Trimnell go up for a rebound as Don Herron looks on. Eddie Dailey lays the ball up on a fast break. Butch Turner tries for a rebound in Reserve action. HAUSER OPPONENTS 45 Southwestern 74 68 Morgantown 77 62 Deputy 56 63 New Palestine 77 63 Whiteland 69 66 Crothersville 52 60 Milroy 76 64 Southwestern 73 62 Sandcreek 71 66 Manilla 68 66 Vernon 44 53 Triton 54 OT 60 Clark 62 56 Trafalgar 73 55 Cortland 41 68 Waldron 63 OT 65 New Washington 51 Dave Herron battles opposing player for the ball in reserve action. 63 Future Jets Learn Fundamentals Freshman squad from front to back: David Phares, Hersheil Barton, Ronnie Hatton, Tom Wetzel, Rick Robinette, Jim Anderson, John Johnson, John Ball, Wayne Thompson, Vance Hege, coach Mr. Milhous. Student manager: John Beck. 64 Grade team from left to right: Marty Emmert, David Lortz, Steve Wetzel, Steve Robertson, Mike Deckard, Dave Herron, Brad Hathaway, Steve Rominger, Steve Huntsman, Mickey Turner, Terry Bur-leau, Bud Norman, Bobby Allman. Front: Coach Mr. Hagen, student manager Richard Ozelie. Cheerleaders Spur Enthusiasm Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right: Janet Nading, Judy Barker, Sereta Miller, Nancy Simmons. B-Team Cheerleaders from left to right: Dana Herron, Amy McKee, Nancy Gilliland. Freshman Cheerleaders from left to right: Mary Puterbaugh, Junior High Cheerleaders from front to back: Paulette Green, Sissy McKee, Tammy Holder. Brenda Conner, Barbara Carman, Sheryl Alvis. 65 Baseball Team Places Front row from left to right: Darrell Holder, Dan Moore, John Wilson, RickTeltoe, York Sullivan, John Trimnell. Middle row: Gordon Thayer, Jim Robertson, Mike Emmert, Dan Titus, Don Herron, Dave Herron. Top row: Dave Elmore, student manager, Mr. Melson, coach. This year's baseball team started the season in good form winning the first four games of the season. However, they faltered and lost their next three games, finishing with 4-3 season record. With a 4 -2 record in Dixie Conference play, the Jets finished in third place in the conference. 66 Third in Conference tv Third-baseman John Trimnelltags John Trimnell makes a throw to first base, a Henryville base runner. New Washington 6 Cortland 4 Henryville 13 Hauser 12 Hauser 13 Hauser 9 Deputy 2 Crothersville 7 Hauser 10 Hauser 5 Vernon 2 Southwestern 25 Hauser 15 Hauser 1 67 Cross Country Team Wins Conference Title 1963-64 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM—Front row from left to right: John Johnson, Robert Moore, Paul Rutan, Steve Epperson, Mr. Milhous, Tom Richards, Mike Beck, Dan Moore, John Trimnell, Ed Dailey. Second Row: Tom Stafford, Lee Clem, Jim Jessee, J.D. McQueen, John Beck, Butch Turner, Lynn Finke, John Halsey, Tom Marlin. Top row: Larry Turner, Steve Rucker, Hershell Barton, Tom Wetzel, David Phares, David Elmore, John Ball, Wayne Thompson, Ronnie Hatton, Vance Hege, Jim Anderson, Rick Robinette. This year's cross country team was one of the best in Hauser's history. Twenty-nine boys, under the guidance of coach Jerry Milhous, ran a season of 3 wins and 2 losses plus first place in the Dixie Conference Meet. The scores of this year's cross country's meets are as follows: Southwestern 38 Hauser 17 Cortland 31 Hauser 26 Brown County 25 Hauser 36 Southwestern 51 Morgantown 53 Hauser Morristown 30 Triton 50 Hauser CONFERENCE MEET Hauser 33 Vernon 45 Cortland 61 Crothersville 118 New Washington 186 At left, star runner Dan Moore, senior, finishes first in conference meet at Cortland. At right, Hauser cross-country team poses for a snapshot after winning the Dixie Conference Meet. Henryville 120 Deputy 177 68 Track Team Hopes for Good Season TRACK TEAM--Bottom Row: Lee Clem, Tom Richards, Dan Moore, Bailey Smith, Don Herron, Tom Stafford, Middle Row: John Trimnell, Mike Beck, Robert Moore, Steve Epperson, Dave Hedrick. Top Row: Coach Melson, John Halsey, John Beck, Mike Emmert, student manager, Dave Elmore. Several boys will represent Hauser this year in various track meets and in the Dixie Conference. Last year's team had 0-6 record and finished fourth in the Conference. Due to publication deadline, this year's record was not available; therefore, last year's statistics were used. April 2, 1963: April 9, 1963: April 17, 1963: April 23, 1963: Southwestern 74; Hauser 22. Brown County 76; Hauser 34. Triton 81; Hauser 30. Crothersville 59 1 2; Austin 53;Hauser 23 1 2. April 24, 1963: New Palestine 83; Hauser 26. May 3, 1963: Vernon 88, Crothersville71; New Washington 36; Hauser 21; Henryville 7; Deputy 1. May 6, 1963: Southwestern 86; New Salem 35; Hauser 31. SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS John Newton 100 yd. dash 10.4 1959 Russell Taylor 100 yd. dash 10.4 1061 David Hayes 220 yd. dash 24.0 1959 Russeil Taylor 220 yd. dash 24.0 1961 Tom Flora 440 yd. dash 56.0 1961 Ray Sweet 880 yd. dash 2:11.4 1961 Jim Meier One mile run 4:40.8 1961 Tom Flora Broad Jump 19'10 1 2 1961 Gene Moreland High Jump 5'8 1960 Don Herron Shot Put 50'3 1963 Don Herron Pole Vault 10’4 1 2 1962 Russell Taylor Low Hurdles 21.6 1962 Russell Taylor High Hurdles 15.9 1962 Russell Taylor 1 2 Mile Relay 1:42.9 1961 Ronnie Hinton Ronnie Simmons Tom Flora Larry Thayer Mile Relay 3:58.6 1958 Gene Moreland Jim Johnson Bill Ponder Grades The cafeteria door opens the way to better health, good food, and enjoyment. Through this door pass the boys and girls, who with the help of good food, especially prepared for their benefit, will become our future leaders in business and industry. Elementary Teachers HOPE ELEMENTARY--Grades 1 Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Solomon; Grades 2 Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Stewart; Grades 3 Mrs. Nehrt and Miss Schaefer; Grades 4 Mrs. Calendar and Mrs. Pancake; Grades 5 Mrs. Holland and Mrs. McKinney; Grades 6 Mr. Brooks and Mrs. Welfare. CLIFFORD ELEMENTARY: Grade 3 Miss Blackburn, Grade 4 Mrs. Peabody, Grade 5 Mrs. Miller, Grade 6 Mr. Maupin, Grade I Mrs. Haeger, Picture not available, Grade 2 Mrs. Trimnell, Picture not available. HARTSVILLE ELEMENTARY: Kindergarten Mrs. Stafford, Grades 1 and 2 Mrs. Ritchison; Grades 3, 4 and 5 Mrs. Holder. Absent: Linda Ayres, Raymond Chandler Mickey Harris, Steve Huntsman, Regina Lowry, Betty Lou Pittman, Roger Preston Linda Sexton, Joe Smith, Marvin Thompson, Barbara Whitehead. Eighth Grade Janie Ackerman, Bob Allman, Cheryl Alvis, Linda Bailey, Stanley Bates, Steve Beirlien, Ronnie Blake, Malcolm Bragg, Evelyn Bruce, Jerry Bryant, Terry Burlew, Barb Carman, Joyce Chandler, Joe Cockerham, Carlos Crowhorn, Mike Deckard, Carol Donica, Phyllis Downey, Dale Drake, Sheryl Drake, Martin Emmert, Elaine Giles, Joyce Gilliland Carol Green, Paulette Green, Jim Hagan, Brad Hathaway, Dave Herron, Nyoka Kloss, Carlotta Lawson, Dave Lortz, Norma Lortz, Jeanette McIntosh, Roger McKinney, Vickie McQueen, Roy Mann, Eddie Mayes, Joyce Moore, Lynne Moore, Connie Morrow, Mike Newman, Martin Norman, Richard Ozelie, Connie Riley, Debbie Robertson, Steve Robertson, Steve Rominger, Dorothy Southern, Kenneth Spicer, Cynthia Starnes, Sharon Stroup, Barb Taylor, Harold Thompson, Linda Trowbridge, Elaine Tucker, Mickey Turner, Janet VanSickle, Tom Venable, Steve Wetzel, Garry Wright. 73 Seventh Grade 74 M. Ackerman, C. Acton, R. Aldridge, C. Alvis, K. Arnold, T. Artis, N. Barton, B. Baxter, ij. Beck, B. Bierline, J. Blackburn, J. Blanford, G. Burnes, V. Burton, B. Bush, D. Childers, D. Childers, M.A. Clem, B. Conner, J. Cook, R. Coomer, L. Cooper, D. Curry, M. Curry, D. Dailey, D. Daily, R. Davis, R. Dix, K. Dowden, B. Drake, F. Erwin, B. Flora, R. Franklin, S. Frazee, C. Gabbard, S. Gabriel, C. Gates, L. Glick, T. Goodwin, G. Griner, G. Gruhl, J. Guthrie, T. Hadley, B. Harrison, E. Henderson, L. Henry, B. Herman, T. Herron, M. Hoover, R. Hounshell, M. Hudson, A. Hunter, J. Johnson, B. Keller, D.Kirts, N.Knifley, D.Loper, K. Lucas, T. McCarty, B. McIntosh, L. McIntosh, C. McIntosh, A. McQueen, H. McQueen, M. McQueen, B. Mahoney, D. Mahoney, P.May, P.May, D. Miller, K. Miller, J. Mings, J. Moore, T. Moore, N. Morrow, S. Moss, J. Neligh, B. Norman, M. Norris, M. Percifield, D. Phares, B. Phelps, R. Purvis, C. Ray, G. Robertson, R. Robinette, P. Ropp, C. Shirley, R. Schroyer, L. Simmons, E. Smith, P. Smith, P.Sons, S. Stout, R. Stroup, D.Sturgeon, J. Taylor, M. Thayer, F. Thompson, G. Thompson, S. Thompson, T. Thompson, S. Tindall, J. Tinkey, S. Trimnell, W. White, B. Whitehead, R. Whitehead, J. Webb, M. Yarnell, D. Thayer, Absent: FI. McNicholas. Sixth Grade n A :- Mrs. Welfare’s class - Carolyn Anderson, William Anderson, Barry Bceker, Anita Boilanger, Julie Boilanger, Linda Chandler, William Cook, George Curry, Dennis Hatton, Dianne Hill, Carol Hoy, David Hudson, James McKee. Peggy Mead, Daniel Michaels, Linda Miller, Margaret Moore, Reed Moss, Paul Nading, John Norman, James Quillen, Robin Robertson, Ronald Robertson, Pamela Robinette, Susan Rominger, Linda Shay, Linda Sigman, David Sneed, Mike Summers, Linda Turner, Ronnie Wells Brenda Whipker. Mr. Brooks' class - Dallas Baker, John Caldwell, Mike Childers, Patty Cocker-ham, Karen Crawhorn, Wayne Downey, Bill Elrod, Glenda Frazee, Debbie Frodge, Donnie Grider, Eugene Howard, Debra Heckaby, Kathryn Kloss, Beverly Lambert, Ricky Larrison, Elizabeth Lathrop, Barbara Lynch, John McQueen, Lee Newman, Joyce Redman, Anna Rhodes, Johanna Rhodes, Lynn Stephens, Allan Straub, Dudley Taylor, Ed Trowbridge, Carolyn Whitehead. Clifford - Ronald Acton, Delores Andrews, Judy Artis, Earl Baute, Betty Bohannon, Johnnie Bryant, Mike Campbell, Jerry Erwin, Sharon Foreman, Gloria Griner, Roger Hall, Cecil Henderson, Kathy Holley, Sandra Hounshell, John Pence, Ginger Neal, Rosalie Nading, Mike Mitchell, Judy Mann, Warren Mahaffey, Joe Lortz, Sharon Rutan, Shari Seward, Donald Sons, Roger Southern, Joyce Thayer, Esther Therman, Jimmy Wilson, Johnnie Wade, Carmen Wade. 75 Fifth Grade Mrs. McKinney’s Room: Larry Bailey, James D. Bragg, Robert Joe Burney, Chester Cock-erham, Jack Coulter, Karen Dodd, Dennis Drake, Shirley Gabriel, Kathy Hamner, Monty Hancher, Susan Hoover, Joanna Larrison, Elaine Meadows Brenda Miller, Steven Nading, Joe Palmer, Roger Robinette, Rosemary Shafer, Lee Shirley, Mickey Steinbarger, Billy Stout. Randy Teltoe, Kim Thayer, Susan Thayer, Tim Thayer, Mike Thompson, Rebecca Thompson, Brenda Tucker, Sharon Webb. Mrs. Holland’s Room: Karen Alvis, Cheryl Bates, Roger Bragg, Bobby Clem, Connie Clouse, Jimmy Deiwert, Johnny Dei-wert, Eugene Gentry, Donald Gilliland, Margo Haggard, Leona Harlow, Randy Hathaway, Phyllis McCory, Everett McIntyre, Mike McNicholas,Bonita Miller, Peggy Nussmeier, Marion Owen, Martha Pardue, Janet Roberts, Lu Anne Robinette, Jay Shoaf, Janice Sig-man, Lois Taylor, Billy Taylor, Lowell Thompson. Danny Wells. Clifford: Danny Ackerman, Douglas Benge, Tinkle Blanford, Wanda Erwin, Julia Foster, Ricky Foster, Michael Henry, Gary Lucas, Carolyn McCarty, Karen McQueen, Russell Miller, Diana Perdue, Robert Phares, Nina Southern, Jimmy Wade, Connie Wilson, Gary Wilson. Absent: Doug Phares. Hartsville: Randall Baugh, Patricia Black, Eddie Combs, Jo Ann Fuel, Deborah Gabbard, John Redmon, Ernest Scott. Fourth Grade Huntington, Pamela Kissling, Janet Lambert, Jerry Law, Stephen Lortz, Marjorie Marsh, Danny McQueen, Susan Mead, Rickie Olmstead, Donald Perry, Willard Quillen, Roxanne Ray, Brenda Roberts, Allen Smith, Randy Steinbrook, John Stokes, Anne Stroup, Barbara Tip-ton, Randy White, Sandra Wright. MRS. CALENDAR'S CLASS: Marcia Alvis, Melissa Baker, Shirley RaeBaute, Terry Lynn Carman, Ann Childers, James Crawhom, Tommy Elliott, Jane Goodwin, Duane Green, Teresa Green, Leon Hietz. Marie Hill, Pamela Knifley. Debra Lynch, Debra McQueen, Roger Meadows, Lu Anne Miller, Jackie Mills, William Moss, Tim Nading, William Pardue, Marell Rhoades, Amylu Richardson, Dennis Roberts, Mary Beth Rowe, James Allen Shoaf, Mark Starnes, Sheryl Stone, Joe Allen Stroup, Cozetta Ann Taylor, Steven Taylor, Donald Whipker, Lee Ann Ziegler. CLIFFORD:Patricia Beeker, Brenda Bierlein, StevenBierlein, Gregory Burton, Stephen Campbell, Ernest Foreman, Brenda Foster, Stevie Gates, Steven Griner, Freddie Hall, Debra Hill, Tommy Hounshell, Denise Johnson, Nancy Loper, Patricia McQueen, Bonnie Neal, Rose Ann Scoggins, Irene Simmons, Michael Thayer, Beverly Thompson, David Weddle, Steven Whitsitt, Ricky Wilson. HARTSVILLE: Judy Guthrie, Nancy Halsey, Scott Harris, Jimmy Dan Howard, Ricky McClure, Jonetta Meier, Joan Mobley. Absentees: Susan Boyle, Roberta Whitehead, Charles Hobbs, Susan Hobbs. Third Grade 78 MRS. NEHRT'S CLASS—Gregory Blake, Marcia Bumes, Rhonda Burton, Marybeth Coffman, Roberta Conner, Gary Dodd, Ronnie Everroad, Tony Fletcher, Paul Hamner, Jamey Harris, Dale Henderson, Sheryl Hoover, Matthew Marlin, Virginia Mullis, Linda Newman, Nancy Nussmeier, David Perry, Nancy Ray, Jayne Shroyer, Daniel Shoaf, Debbie Smith, Terry Speck, James Stafford, Debbie Taylor, Michael Teltoe, Thomas Thompson, Teresa White, Brenda Wright. MRS. SCHAEFER’S CLASS: Douglas Alvis, Sandra Bates, Thomas Boilanger, Kathy Burris, David Caldwell, John Dailey, Sharon Downey, Herschel Frazee, Ronda Huckaby, Vicki Jones, Ronnie Kerns, Gregory Lyle, Linda McKinney, Connie Miller, Barbara Mullis, Johnny Newman, Robert Nussmeier, Jewel Quillen, Conrad Robertson, Thomas Robertson, Suzanne Robertson, Linda Rucker, Jeffery Sneed, David Sturgeon, Anita Carol Taylor, Lou Ann Thompson, Diana Sue Vest, Dale Webb. CLIFFORD:Ginger Ackerman, Wade Baxter, Francis Bierlein, Rosalie Blan-ford, Michael Burton, Teresa Burton, Gail Curry, Sharon Gearhart, Gerald Hagan, Judy Hagan, Teresa Hall, Valorie Harden, Debra Henderson, Barry Hoover, Paulette Land, Wanda Lawson, Beverly Long, Gary Kidd, Randy McCarty, William McIntosh, Sherrie McNamee, David McQueen, Janice McQueen, Harold Mann, Leora Nading, Terry Perdue, Stephanie Phares, Pamela Rose, Debbie Seward, Catherine Simmons, Rebekkah Southern, Marcus Steenbarger, David Stowell, Jerry Thurman, Mary Wade. HARTSVILLE: Sheryl Becket, Linda Black, Daniel Boilanger, Roger Holly. William Kimball, Darryl McClure, Marcia Jo McGuire, Royce Oliver, Darryl Pittman, Jonita Shull. Absent: Eddie Bullard. Second Grade MRS. HULL'S CLASS--Paul Alter, Judith Beck, Patricia Burris, Mark Burton, Charles Clayton, Dennis Compton, Terry Coomer, Dennis Davis, Marcia Fields, Nixola Frazee, TinaFrodge, Rebecca Halloway, Danny Harper, Bart Harris, Cynthia Hull. Steven Hurt, Carlin Jones, Ronald Lambert, Sarah Lawson, Cynthia Lowry, RovennaMullis, Linda Owens, Larry Pittman, Dorothy Pritchard, Nancy Shay, Todd Sims, Anita Stapp, Ricky Stout, Cyn- thia Summers, Susan Thompson, Mark Trisler, Olivia Tucker, Charles Whitehead, Steven Tipton. MRS. STEWART'S CLASS:Douglas Allen, Sharon Bailey, Gerald Bailey, Lee Ann Burlew, Kim Carmen, Catherine Clem, Danny Cocker-ham, Sally Ann Coy, John Crawhorn, Doris Jean Donica, Teresa Embry, Lester Allen Gates, Karen Gilliland, Philip Green, Greg Gruhl, Cheryle Haney, James Fred Herron, Kurt Heilman, Allen Howard, Patty Ann Kerns, Susan McCory, Robert McKee, Peter Mead, Molitha Miller, Rhonda Olmstead, Judi Pickett, Leland Ramsey, Robert Roberts, Bobby Rowe, Rodney Smith, Todd Trowbridge, Ricky Wells, Tereasa Welsh, Patricia Wilmouth, Janet Wright. MRS. TRIM-NELL'S CLASS: Max Baute, Bobby Bryant, Vickie Curry, Nancy Griner, Jerry Harvey, Danny Holley, Kevin Lashley, Kathryn Lee, Micheal Legan, Irma McQueen, Philip Mankin, James Pence, Barbara Phares, Vicky Phelps, Floyd Ru-tan, Felicia Scroggins, Marcia Steinbarger, Teresa Tedder, Kim Thayer, Rebecca Thayer, Lloyd Thompson, Robert Weddle, Brenda Wilson. MRS. RITCHISON'S CLASS: Mark Beckett, Terry Boggs, Carol Fuel, John Guthrie, Roger Keller, Chloe Rene McClure, Margaret Redmon, Cindy Scott. ABSENT: Walter Coulter, Gene Ogilvie, Brian Lo- per. Stevie Hobbs. 79 First Grade MRS. SHIELDS' ROOM--Barbara Bragg, Ricky Burris, Richard Burton, Jeanine Clayton, David Clouse, Steve Cockerham, Mike Compton, Cynthia Conner, Dennis Dailey, Benjamen Flora, Linda Green, Randy Hampton, Roily Harrison, Darrell Huckaby, Douglas Huckaby, Allen Lambert, Debra Lashley, Rhonda Lyle. Billy John McKee, Marcia Martin, Julie Mead, Richard Meadows, Donita Moore, Sharon Newman, Cynthia Nolting, Stephen Pumphrey, Lynn Stokes, Marilyn Rhoades, Carla Rickets, Paul Roberts, Donald Sigman, Vickie Smith, Bonnie Stapp, Brenda Stephens, Jan Stone, Terry Stroup, Sharyl Talkington, Johnny Teltoe, Connie White, Brenda Stout. Absent - Timmy Stroup. MRS. SOLOMONS' ROOM--John Paul Baute, Victoria Beeker, Barbara Bunch, Lynn Calendar, Elizabeth Cheek, Susan Clampitt, Dianna Clouse, Gordon Cowin, Rosemarie Cowin, David DeBusk, Howard Downey, Anita Em-mert, Mary Jean Epperson, Brenda Frady, Debra Gabriel, Diana Green, Kenneth Grider, Cindy Hege, Larry Howard, Leah Beth Hurt, Ronald Jones, Gladys Kerns, Norma Kerns, Tony Lynch, Barbara Mclntire, Tony McIntyre, Robert McNicholas, Mikel McQueen, Jimmie Melson, Bruce Miller, Richard Rainey, Michael Rowe, Rodney Smith, Robert Stroup, Jennifer Swift, Kimberly Summers, Helen Thompson, Bruce Trotter. 80 First Grade Clifford - John Ackerman, Becky Baxter, Vickie Dowden, Connie Ferguson, Betty Foster, Jacie Gearhart, Joann Hagan, Vickie Harden, Kim Henderson, Billy Hoover, Vickie Johnson, Barbara Land, Anita Long, Jeff Metz, Teresa McNamee, Cindy McQueen, Bradley Mahaffey, Joyce Mann, Roger Moore, Anita Norman, Mike Perdue. Craig Phares, Leeland Scroggins, Susan Shultz, Billie Simmons, Bonnie Simmons, Doug Southern, Craig Thayer, Ronny Thompson, Lisa Whitis. Hartsville - Julie Baugh, Diana Boggs, Joann Bullard, Robin Croddy, Mark Kimball, Debbie McClure, William Pedigo, Brenda Pittman. Kindergarten Joan Almond, Carla Burlew, Janet Burnes, Deborah Compton, Jeffrey Darnell, Rickie Everroad, Mary Hadley, Gerald Hamilton, Julie Harrison, Carl Hitchcock, David James, Jerry Mcintire, Janelle Maley, Gregory Merrick, Nadine Ogilvie, Anita Ramsey, Kavin Robinette, John Rod-man, Kenneth Shay, Reggie Smith, Timothy Sproessig, Mark Stroup, Bryan Trotter, Phyllis Voils, Paula Wicker, Julie Zollman, Ronald Baugh, Marsha Dailey, Robin Fletcher, Pryntha Holley, Deborah Howard, Kimberly Kissling, Vonda Koeningkramer, Jayne Melson, Beth Ann Mobley, Melinda Oliver, Dan Perry, Doneta Perry, James Powell, Daniel Rickets, Steven Robertson, John Stewart, Jay Scott Trowbridge, Jeffrey Wallace, Timothy Lowry. 81 Ads The Jetstream staff, standing outside a place of business in Hope, discuss their advertising campaign. 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International Harvester Trucks - Tractors - Farm Equipment Phone 546-5141 610 Main Street Hope, Indiana 85 Ind i ana 1s Lead i ng Sporting Goods Store EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS CO. 209-211 W. Washington St. Indianapo1 is, Indiana ME 4-3446 Famous Donuts When In Columbus Visit The Donut Mill On State Road 31 (North of 25th St.) When Down Town Visit Sap's Coffee Waffle Shop At 1202 Wash St. 86 - Columbus -Sports Specialties At CITIZENS BUILDING AND THOMPSON LOAN ASS’N. SPORTING GOODS 1017 - 3rd 431 Washington St. Columbus, Indiana Columbus, Indiana Trophies Engraving A Safe Place For Your Savings WALTER GREENE REALTY CO. Real Estate And Insurance 1112 - 16th Street Phone 372-2274 Columbus, Indiana FARM INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. Ford Tractors And Farm Equ i pment Power Lawn Mowers Garden Tractors 2690 State St.-Phone: 379-9954 Columbus, Indiana 87 ENGELKING PATTERNS INC. 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On State Road 9 Phone 5 6-451 BRUNER'S HARDWARE Phone 5z+6-i+5z+i+ Hope, Indiana Courtesy of --HOWARD KATHERINE STAFFORD McIntyre concrete products Everett Me 1ntyre-Manufacturer Sitton Septic Tanks Rugby, Indiana EVERTONE BEAUTY SHOP Operators: Phyllis McIntyre Elsie Ga1 bra i th Rugby, Ind. 1 FLEMING JEWELRY STORE A. E. Mel ton - Owner Shelbyville, Indiana BANK'S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Gas Rugby, Indiana Schoe1ch's HUB SHOES, INC. She 1byv i11e, Ind. CLINTON H. CALENDER Carpenter - Contractor - Free Estimates 954 Jackson Street Hope, Indiana Phone 546-4582 I FLEMING FURNITURE HOME Come to Our Home to Furnish Your Home Telephone EX. 8-6501 Shelbyville, Indiana r —— SANDMAN BROTHERS The Automobile And Appliance Store She 1byv i11e, 1 nd iana WORLAND'S PHARMACY, INC. 118 S. Harr i son S t. Shelbyville, Indiana 92 BUCK'S BARBER SHOP Compliments West Side Square of Hope, Indiana Hours Mon.-Fr i. 9-7 MABEL HOMER SKAGGS Sat. 8-5 BOB-O-LINK Junction 46-31 GILLILAND'S GROCERY Columbus, 1nd i ana Hartsv i11e, 1nd i ana Open 6 A.M.-12 Midnight Recommended By Duncan Hines Phone: 546-4028 GRIFFEY'S (Means Finer Sporting Goods) Athletic Equipment Guns - Ammunition Shelbyville, Indiana THE GIFT SHOP West Side Square Hope, Indiana C. J. UTTER SON AGENCY North Side Square Hope, Indiana Compl iments of CHICKEN STEAK INN WRIGHT'S BARBER State Road 421 SHOP Shelbyville, Indiana 93 ROBERTSON AUTO SUPPLY 300 Hope Ave. Columbus, Indiana Phone 372-2529 For Good Food And Fast Service It's......... THE RED BARN 25th Union Streets Columbus, Indiana BERRY'S HOUSE OF RECORDS Compl iments of Complete Line of Records And Needles YULA'S YOUNG WORLD 1102 25th St. Phone: 25th St. Shopping Center Columbus, Indiana 372-1611 Mata Lee Lloyd Spencer Columbus, Indiana F IRST NATIONAL BANK VETTER'S T.V. SERVICE Serving You In 2 Locations Downtown Columbus 2523 Central Avenue And 25th St. Shopping Center Member of F.D. 1 ,C. Columbus, Indiana 94 GOLDEN FOUNDRY COMPANY, INC. 1616 10th Street Columbus, Indiana Makers of High Grade Gray Iron Castings - It Pays to Play - HOOSIER SPORTING GOODS 310 Washington Columbus, Indiana John Ziegler David Curry This Is Your Invitation to Visit DALTON PAYNE The Store For Men Downtown Eastbrook Columbus, Indiana 95 96 CONLIN-METZ TV SALES SERVICE 2412 Central Ave. Phone 37L-5125 Columbus, Ind iana Ph i1co Emerson BUSH'S COUNTRY MARKET East of Columbus On State Road 46 HOPE PAINT STORE Super Kern-Tone Kem-Glo Sherwin-Wi11iams Paints And Paint Suppl ies North Side Square Hope Indiana FRANCISCO SON NURSERY All Kinds of Evergreens For Landscaping •§• Mile East of Pe tersv i11e Rd. 46 Phone 372-1 777 d@pO[W© SGqopo HOLTHOUSE OF COLUMBUS, INC. Ca ® GuD [p @ DO QJ] o 0 0Q 3 o 1220 Washington Columbus, Indiana Corner Fourth Franklin Columbus, Indiana Complete Home Furnishings Phone 372-4419 379-9561 Easy Terms: 435 Fourth Street COLUMBUS AUTO SUPPLY 2205 - 25th Street Columbus, Indiana 372-3761 97 FISCHVOGT JEWELER’S The Store For Brides 331 Washington St. Columbus, Indiana D iamonds--Watches Jewelry Repa i r ing F i ne China, Crystal Silver Compliments of HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 501 Washington St. Columbus, Indiana MALCOLM ROSS JEWELERS 520 Washington Street Eastbrook Plaza Phone 376-3700 NEWSOM INDUSTRIES — Screw Machine Products — GENE’S BAKERY 1919 FIFTEENTH STREET COLUMBUS. INDIANA DELICATESSEN THE WHITE HOUSE Columbus, Indiana DEPARTMENT STORE In Columbus Your Favorite Shopping Place 525 Washington St. Phone 379-4828 S i nee 1887 Girl Scout Authorized Agency Bob Hilger Joe Hilger 25th. St. Shopping Center Phone 372-5311 NADING PLUMBING CO. SCHAEFER DRI-GAS Plumbing - Heating - Air Cond i t i on i ng - -Refr igerat ion- Phone 546-4079 Bulk Bot11ed R 1 Hope, Indiana Sales And Service Congratu1 ations - Phone 546-5181 to Seniors Compliments of Hope, Indiana SPEED WASH Co i n-Operated Laundry - Dry-Cleaning North Side Square 99 CLOUSE’S FOOD CENTER INC. Grocer ies Meats Frozen Foods Fresh Vegetables Phone 546-4556 Food Processed For Home Lockers Food Handled From Hoof to Locker Fresh Processed Michigan Fruits Frozen Foods Beef Quarters Dial 546-4012 For Slaughter Appo i ntments 100 WESTERMIER HARDWARE CO., INC. Third And California Streets Columbus, Indiana Always Free Parking FARMERS MARKETING ASSN. Co-op Feeds - Seeds - Farm Supplies Building Supplies - Petroleum Products Liquid And Dry Fertilizers Frozen Food Locker Service Frozen Fruits - Meat Processing 379-9501 101 HOPE DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing For The Family Shoes - Boots Dry Goods - Notions 546-4677 Hope, Indiana Cou rtesy of DALE’S D-X SUNRAY SERVICE Phone 546-5122 Hope, Indiana KISSLING SINCLAIR SERVICE Wheel Ba1ancing-U-Joint New Or Packing Accessor i es And Key Dup1i cat i ng Phone 546-4483 Hope, Indiana 102 —1---------------1 — o Compl imerits of CAVE STONE CO. SIEBERT OLDS, INC. Shelbyvilie, Indiana Where The Action Is! BILL DUNFEE CHEVROLET 235 2nd Street, Columbus, Indiana Phone 376-3327 More People Drive Chevrolet Than Any Other. More Value! That's Why! 103 .?•' ' MILL’S PHARMACY Hope, Indiana Prescriptions - Fountain Service 344 W. Jackson St. Phone 546-4458 LOWRY'S COMPTON'S MARATHON SELF-SERVICE B F Good rich T i res Hickory Smoked Hams Road Service j Mi. North On 9 Phone 546-4494 Open 7 Days 'Til 9:00 P.M. Hope, Indiana JUDY'S DRIVE-IN NOLL MOTORS INC. Carry-Out Service 2001 National Road Dining Rooms Phone 372-3725 Columbus, Indiana A Mi. North of Hope On State Road 9 Pontiac - Tempest - Phone 546-4441 International Trucks 105 106 America’s strength lies in its ability to educate future citizens to share the responsibilities and appreciate the benefits of freedom. Keep Sweet! Compliments of BUTLER VENDING SERVICE 1933-Tenth Street Columbus, Indiana Good Eating At PORKY AND BETTY'S RESTAURANT South of Hope On State Road 9 ROBERTSON'S PURE 0 IL STATION Tires-Tubes-Batteri es Accessor ies Pure Lube And Kendal Oil Phone: 546-4918 Hope, Indiana The Eat-n-Treat That Can't Be Beat FRISCH’S BIG BOY 25th And Cherry Columbus, Indiana 107 PENNEY'S Always Fi rst Quali ty You Can Depend On Penney's In Shelbyville For Quality And Service F G COAL CO. Coal - Furnace Cleaning Tom Flora 546-4694 John A. G1ick 587-5456 Hope Ind i ana FORD FALCON THUNDERBIRD FAIRLANE Congratulations '64 108 MAHAN FORD SALES COLUMBUS 10,005 MILES WITHOUT REFUELING! In 1931, this ancient “Indiana” truck was a record breaker. Powered by Cummins Diesel, it went 14,600 miles without an engine stop —13,535 miles without a truck stop—10,005 miles without refueling. More than just setting new records, the dramatic event marked the diesel’s entry into the trucking industry. Growth of Cummins Engine Company in the trucking field has been even more dramatic. From a small operation housed in a garage, Cummins has become the world’s largest independent producer of high speed diesel engines, with over 1,000 sales and service points throughout the United States and the free world. New compact V6 and V8 diesels are the result of our continuing efforts to force the pace of the industry. Little over a year old, these remarkable gas-size diesels have already set records for efficiency and economy. 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