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

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MRS. MARIE TALLEY Jr. High Math MRS. MABEL UTTER Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry MRS. NANCY WAGNER Latin, English 12, Grade School Librarian MRS. GUYNETH WEBSTER Typing II, Bookkeeping, Shorthand I and II MR. TESH WICKARD Business Machines, Economics, General Business, Typing MRS. GENEVA WICKENS English 10, Speech, Physical Education MR. LEO STEVENS Jr. High Science (No picture available) 17 MRS. MARY WORKMAN Chorus

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Former Faculty Member Receives Recognition For Years of Teaching IN APPRECIATION: After 38 years of teaching and working with young people, Mrs. Martha Clouse retired last spring from the Hauser faculty. Having resided in the Hope Community since early childhood, she graduated from Hope High School and went on to receive her A.B. Degree from DePauw University in Greencastle. Since graduation she has taken additional work at Indiana University to complete her library science. Her first year of teaching was at Perry Central School in Boone County. She taught at Clifford, as well as Hope, and taught for a time in Mays, Indiana, while her husband Verl served as principal at Benton -ville in nearby Fayette County. At Hauser she taught Latin and English, directed the senior play, and sponsored the Library Club while serving as head librarian. During dedication ceremonies of the new building, Mrs. Clouse received a plaque for her many years of service to education. Sports-minded adequately describes many of Hauser's teachers. Their favorite activities involve various types of recreation ranging from the hitting of a target to dancing a fox trot. Outdoorsmen from Hauser include Mr. Miller, Mr. Lance Bedwell, and Mr. Raymond Betz, who all enjoy hunting. Mr. Mitchell can be seen relaxing with a fishing pole in his hand. Mr. Mitchell, along with Mr. Charles Biggs, also finds pleasure in an occasional game of golf. Interested in athletics are Mr. Miller, Mr. Jordan, and Mrs. Marie Talley,who both participate in, and watch various sports events. Mr. Owens can often be seen in a bowling alley during his spare time. Both Mrs. Wickens and Mr. Wickard enjoy swimming. Mrs. Wickens also likes dancing. Last summer she did an exhibition dance in the Crystal Ballroom of the Sheri-tan-Chicago Hotel. Mr. Glen Keller and Mr. A. J. McQueen find that farming employs much of their free time. In 1965 Mr. McQueen raised 187 bushels of corn per acre. Whether their hobby is participating in sports, traveling to exotic places, or just simply relaxing, Hauser's teachers also seem to thoroughly enjoy their leisure time. MRS. ROSA NELLE SCOTT Jr. High English MRS. HARRIETTE SPOTTS Jr. High Home Economics MRS. VIRGINIA SEGEBARTH Library, Sophomore English

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...AND A POPULATION of 700,000,000, Leroy Everroad informs Dana Longworth, as the two seventh graders do research work on China for their Geography class. Social Sciences Promote Knowledge of Historical, Contemporary World Social Sciences includes the group of sciences dealing with special phases of human society. At Hauser, Social Sciences offered are Psychology, Economics, U.S. History, Government, World History, and Geography for the Senior High. Junior High requirements in this area are Indiana History, American History and Geography. In Junior High, 7th graders study Geography during the first semester. In this class, pupils study the natural features of many different countries. During the second semester they are introduced to American History. Eighth graders continue the study of American History throughout the first semester. During the second semester they enrich their historical knowledge of Indiana by studying the history of the state. Junior High history classes are taught by Mr. Gary Hume and Mr. Charles Biggs. On January 31, Junior High classes visited a session of General Assembly at Indianapolis. The two history courses offered in the Senior High are both taught by Mr. Brad Mitchell. World History, a sophomore elective, involves the study of the world from the beginning of written history up through present day happenings. U. S. History, a Junior requirement, reviews early events in the making of our nation. Psychology and Government are taught by Mr. Lance Bedwell and are senior requirements. Psychology students discover various phases of human behavior and feelings. Asa supplement for aiding students in the mastering of this subject, members of the class participate in skits which relate to the subject matter. In Government, fundamental characteristics of America's governmental system are studied. The development of the nation at local, national’, and international levels have been interwoven to give students an overall view of the way the United States has grown. Economics and World Geography are taught by Mr. Tesh Wickard. Both subjects are one semester long and are elective for all senior high students. In Economics, financial problems that deal with society are taught. Students in World Geography study the geological features of the many countries of the world. PROFESSOR VANCE HEGEclues in seniors Nancy Fuel and Joyce Harper as to the value of studying Psychology. 18