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

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DESERVED HONORS IN COMPETITION FRONT ROW: Karen McQueen, Susan Thayer, Sharon Foreman, Bonnie Speck, Debbie Miller, Marsha Norris, Lisa Finke, Brenda Norris, Phyllis Downey, Brenda Richardson, Rosalyn Schaefer, Susan Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Darlene McQueen, Joyce Moore, Diane Burney, Connie Clark, Mary Ann Clem, Barbara Herman, Mike Perci-field, Carolyn Shirley, Connie McKinney, Sharon Walesby, Robert Robinette, Charlene Young, John Reed, Brad Hathaway, Delores Andrews, Janice Sigman, Billy Flora, Barbara Thayer, Bruce Neal. THIRD ROW: Peggy Mead, Linda Sigman, Brenda Whipker, Beth Eichman, Leona Harlow, Wayne Downey, Roger Robinette, Kim Thayer, Joyce Thayer, Don Sturgeon. BACK ROW: John Ball, Rick Robinette, David Eichman, Noel Knifley, Billy Anderson, Everet McIntyre, Roger Bragg, Eddie Mayes. Ed Trowbridge, Denny Hatton, Jim Moore, Jim Anderson, Ken Spicer, Don Taylor, Pam Robinette, Cynthia Neleigh, Mike Summers, Lee Shirley, Jim Neleigh, Ronnie Hatton. IT WONT COME OFF! Ed Trowbridge gives Billy Anderson some advice on how to scrape bubble gum off his shoe before marching with the band at a ballgame. months, the band presented a splendid performance for the large crowd.

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BAND RECEIVES LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT. Majorette Connie Dowden puts aside stage fright and tries to concentrate on remember ing her routine for a half-time show. Hardly stopping, even for summer vacation, band members marched through another exciting summer. Highlighting the summer's activities was the competition at the Indiana State Fair and Indiana University Band Day. This winter much practicing was done for various contests. In January, eleven members participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest. Julanna Glick was also entered in state competition. Directing the Beginning, Junior, and the Hauser High School Concert and Marching bands keeps Mr. Paul D. Riddle very busy nearly all of the time. ALONG WITH MORE than 100 other bands, the Hauser Marching Jets were seen participating at the 1966 Indiana State Fair Marching Contest. After practicing for several

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PERSONAL BUSINESS SKILLS ASSURE JOBS MR. TESH WICKARD teaches psych., govt., Typing I, cur. problems, gen'l. business, and citizenship, and sponsors the sophomore class. HUNT AND PECK. Brenda Richardson has passed this stage of typing. She is practicing some exercises in Typing I class. GENTLEMEN: Shorthand comes in handy to senior Doris Baute as she completes the taking of a letter dictated to her. Business courses are often pursued by students who are planning to follow a commercial program. Courses such as typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping give the students needed basic skills for such work. These courses are usually taken by juniors and seniors. Calculators, adding machines, a mimeograph machine, and a ditto machine have been purchased for the course in business machines to be taught soon. Teaching advanced typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping is Mrs. Guyneth Webster. She is sponsor of Jetstream, Quill and Scroll, and the senior class. HMMMMM, what tedious work! Senior Lynn Finke balances out ac counts in a bookkeeping project.