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

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STUDENT BODY TESTS HOME EC. PROJECTS Teacher of home economics and home nursing is Mrs. Betty Burney. Being sponsor of F.H. A. keeps her busy along with being co-sponsor of the sophomore class Students got a chance to sample the accomplishments of the Home Economics classes at the annual student Christmas party where the various projects were used as refreshments. Freshman and Junior girls taking courses in Home Economics study food preparation and sewing, as do Sophomore girls during the first semester. Sophomore girls spend the second semester practicing home nursing and child care. Girls enrolled in Senior Home Economics learn to plan homes from the floor plans to the decorating. Girls visit model homes and furniture shows during the year. My, you have a fever! Sophomore Cynthia Starnes demonstrates a technique learned in Home Nursing. Her sick patient is Vickie McQueen. Come and get it! Joyce Moore prepares to serve these hamburgers as Dorothy Southern, Connie Riley, and Lynn Moore look on eagerly.

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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.

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VO-AG BOVS PREPARE FOR AGRICULTURE LEADERSHIP This year's Vo-Ag program, taught by Mr. Clayton, was built around farm management. The first semester's work covered farm management from the labor efficiency standpoint. The second semester's work covered farm management records. Royce Glick. Lynn Finke, Don Barringer, and Matheno Frazier-Bey are shown testing soil during Vo-Ag class. MRS. WEBB - GUARDIAN ANGEL OF STUDY HALLS Study Hall this year had a new lift with the addition of Mrs. Webb to the school staff. She was in charge of study halls beginning with fourth period. MRS. WEBB graduated from Pikeville College, Kentucky and is working on her degree in special education'through Indiana University. During the summer, in her spare time, she drives a Franke's ice cream truck.