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

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and Express Views of the World’s Future Seventh graders Trina Barnes. David Robertson, and Kelley Willoughby look curiously at the state of Idaho on the U.S. map. Senior Cindy Summers works diligently on the cross puzzle in senior psychology class. Senior Teresa Embry puts all her effort into her daily assignment in psychology class. 19

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History and Psychology Classes Study Past Hauser’s history and psychology classes accomplished much during the 1973-1974 school year. These classes did many special assignments and went on a few field trips. The psychology class offered many trying experiences to this year’s senior class. One of these assignments, psychology teacher, Mr. Brock assigned, was to trace back their family tree. Also, the psychology class took a field trip to Muscatatuck Mental Hospital on the east side of North Vernon in the month of November. The history classes did much during this school year. Mr. Hamner's U.S. History classes acted out skits, acting as if they were for or against the problem of slavery in the South in the middle 1800’s. His history classes also had to do a special report on some special event in history which had taken place in our country. Current issues and events also took up much of the class time. For instance, the issues of Watergate and President Nixon along with the resignation of Vice-President Spiro Agnew. Although these happenings were relatively important, the most important happenings of the school year were the ending of the Vietnam War and the fuel and energy crisis in the United States. Senior Laura Carretero works a star maze with a mirror in senior psychology class. Mr. Hamner’s U.S. History class listens intently to him as he lectures on one of the many points of history. 18

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Business Students Many Hauser students took the opportunity of learning skills through various business courses to prepare them for future business careers. Among the items discussed in general business were bank reconciliation, correct reading of time tables, writing checks, and keeping simple business records. Typing I familiarized the students with the keyboard and stressed accuracy while Typing II built up speed and taught filling out business forms. Shorthand I and II prepared students for future secretarial work with the Gregg method. Business Math informed them about the basics used in the business world such as check writing, stocks and bonds, and money handling. Bookkeeping taught them to systematically record business operations. Senior Lynn Miller works diligently towards improving her speed and accuracy in Business Machines class. Posting entries in Bookkeeping, Steve Pumphrey finds it all a bit harder than he had anticipated. 20