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

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JUST ABOUT---------------HERE! decides Cynthis Starnes as she looks for the area of the Fountain of Youth, a major reason for exploration in the New World. 19 WHO CLAIMED THIS AREA? asks Noel Knifley of Janie Blackburn as they study the causes and effects of World War II. physical features of various countries. This leads to a better understanding of the way the inhabitants live. DRAWING MAPS ENABLES Mr. Humes' seventh and eighth grade geography students to learn more about the

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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

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Additional Teachers and New Math Facilities ...HMMM, IS IT C=tfd OR C=tfd ? Sophomores formulas for geometric figures as they finish the proofs, in one of the two geometry classes contemplate the step by step, for the next day's assignment. SENIOR MATH proves to be not only hard work but also fun and interesting work. Gayle Epperson and John Ball discover this when examining the Iscosahedron star. HELP, MRS. UTTER! Don Foreman is perplexed as he ponders over the solution of the Senior Math problem, hoping for a hint that will help him find the answer. 20