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

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Reveal Talents of Beginning Journalists REAL CONCENTRATION-Junior Margie Thayer, correspondent for the Columbus Republic, concentrates as she writes copy for her column in the paper. Ten students in advanced typing class experienced the problems of publishing a newspaper. Cynthia Starnes and Kay Mullikan were selected to be editor and assistant editor in September to guide the others in the publication of the school newspaper, The Interceptor. These students worked many hours writing, editing, stenciling, duplicating, and selling the paper. Mrs. Webster is the sponsor of the Interceptor. Margie Thayer was the Hauser correspondent to the Columbus Republic. She was qualified for this position through an application consisting of an essay and personal interview. Margie attended the Indiana University Institute for High School Journalists during the summer gaining valuable information in the writing of our school events. INTERCEPTOR STAFF-Cheri Alvis, Bud Norman, Bill Nolting, Steve Huntsman, Steve Robertson, Cynthia Starnes editor; Connie Riley, Vickie McQueen, and Kay Mullikan, assistant editor. ABSENT: Dorothy Southern.

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 WHAT A LIFE—Members of the Jetstream Staff, Teresa Fiesbeck and Phyllis Downey, rest during a lull in picture taking on Activities Day. Jetstream and Interceptor With news being more and more important everyday, students at Hauser learn about journalism and writing through the yearbook, newspaper, and corresponding with the local newspaper. The staff members and newspaper correspondent catch the pulsebeat of Hauser’s life and transmit it through their separate media. The Jetstream Staff for the 1968 Yearbook consisted of eight seniors and two juniors, Robert Robinette and Sherry Smith, who acted as junior editors. This summer they will attend the Indiana University Institute for High School Journalist, which will prepare them for the laudus position of Jetstream co-editors for 1969. The Jetstream Staff was able to meet their deadlines with with a degree of security in knowing they had done a good job. JETSTREAM STAFF: SEATED: Carol Donica, Janet ry Smith, jr. editor; Linda Towbridge, Robert Robinette, Van Sickle, Teresa Feisbeck, Connie Riley, editor;and jr. editor;Steve Robertson, and Mrs. Webster, advisor. Cheri Alvis, co-editor. STANDING: Phyllis Downey, Sher- 28

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F.F.A., F.H.A., and F.T.A. Give Students an F.F.A. OFFICERS Bill Nolting. president: Bill Clark, vice-president; David Bensc. secretary; Don Barriger, district treasurer; Clarence Gates, treasurer; Carlos Crowhorn, reporter; and John Pence, sentinal. Joint meetings and parties with Columbus and district meetings have kept the Hauser Future Farmers of America busy. The boys sold S.V.E. (slow vehicle emblem) signs and garden seeds. As another money-making project they raffled a card table and chairs off at a ball game and sponsored a soc hop. The F.F.A. chapter initiated a pig chain last year. Don Sturgeon had the Duroc gilt this year. The chapter also started a Young Farmers Chapter this year. For the first time a Hauser F.F.A. member was a district officer. Don Barriger was elected District VIII treasurer for the association. The Livestock Judging team, John Konkle, Don Barriger, and Don Sturgeon, went to the Indiana State Duroc Sale at Marion in January. “FOLLOW THE LEADER” At initiation at a joint chapter meeting with Columbus. John Pence follows the rest of the crowd and brings up the rear. 30