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

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Vocational Education for Students Expand Preciseness is the key word as is shown by Dave Perry during a drafting class. With Iron clad determination in his eyes, Kurt Heilman uses the drill press during a machine shop class. Determining if her patient's blood pressure is high or low is Donna Applas as she proceeds to follow nursing procedures. 28

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and Bettering of Old and New Skills Putting her brain through a thorough workout is Lynn Miller as she tries to keep all of the numbers straight in Bookkeeping. 27

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Beyond School Boundaries The Blue River Vocational-Technical Center in Shelbyville was a new learning experience for youths in the Shelby-Bartholomew county areas. It allowed high school students to take vocational subjects to make them ready for the work-a-day-world after graduation. During the mornings 39 Hauser students rode a bus to the school, returned at noon, and then finished up the day with classes at Hauser. Learning by books and experience and also meeting students from the other participating schools were all a part of the happenings at the school. The various subjects the students were eligible to take, are as follows; auto mechanics, auto body repair, building and ground maintenance, cooperative office education, distributive education, drafting, industrial machine shop, intensive office laboratory, nursing arts, and welding. The vocational school was a new idea for Hauser, plus others including i: Morristown, Shelbyville, Southwestern, Triton Central, M and Waldron. All of the schools worked together to make the Blue River Vocational-Technical Center a success. A dirty motor is the task Mark Miller tackles by cleaning it with a steel brush during a mechanic class. 29