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

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SEE ANYTHING? Freshman David Bense takes a look in the microscope hoping that it will provide a few answers to some questions as he fills out his biology notebook. A busy man is Mr. Ernest Clayton, teacher of the Vo. Ag., physics, and chemistry classes. Along with his teaching jobs he is a guidance counselor, adviser of the FFA, and teaches adult education classes one night a week. Having received a scholarship for $75 a week, Mr. Robert Miller attended the Microbiology Institute at IU in the summer of '65. He teaches phys. ed., (boys), driver's training, and is co-sponsor of the senior class.

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BARRIER BUENOS DIAS, SENORITA. David Eichman and Kathy Aldridge are shown acting out a dialogue in their first year Spanish class. FOURSCORE AND SEVEN.... Well maybe not the Gettysburg address, but George Kloss is giving a speech about something in his speech class. Especially eager for the move to the new school are the language classes. The Spanish classes are anticipating the use of the new language labs. In speech class students develop poise in learning to speak before a group. Although Latin is not spoken, it is very useful in understanding proper English usage and building larger vocabularies. Three years of English are required at Hauser. Students going on to higher education take Senior English which is mainly composition and grammar the first semester and literature the second. j Miss Alice Lenon teaches four freshman English classes along with first and second year Spanish. She is also one of the freshman class sponsors.

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SCIENCE STUDENTS LEARN BY EXPERIMENTING Interest is aroused in the Science Department when a chemistry student brews up an obnoxious smelling gas or when the physics class suddenly understands how a see-saw works. Both courses, taught by Mr. Clayton, work mainly on theory during the first semester and do laboratory work the second semester. Although grades are earned mainly through test scores, daily work and paying close attention in class are FIVE GRAMS, ten, three? It's a problem to learn how to operate an analytical balance in physics class. Tom Marlin, Bruce Connor, and J. D. McQueen try their luck. HOW MANY ANGSTROMS to the sun? These chemistry students learn to solve problems of this kind on their slide rules. Besides the material in the textbook, Mr. Clayton teaches the chemistry class how to operate a slide rule.