Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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CUSTODIA NS aa , we ,, , V We owe a great ,'xL, , 2 Q deal to our cus- ? V RV VV todians for keep- ., . ,gg , ing our school 'V ee:,h ,r ,,'1e clean. Without all ' s .if f 'elle S' their effofff our H 4 W ,SN school would not W is K if .:,, A if f be 'Wight and Q M efgle , .,:. shiny Sf 'iitea . - A lz' fi 1 l,ll. 1' Mr. Ed Shipley Mr. Martin Holmes Mr. Ed Shipley Mr. Charles Koch Mr. john Wight Members of the P.T.A. W. H. Humphries, principal, Sigmund 4. Leiker, Pres. , jim Palmer, lst. Vice President, Lois Leiker, 2nd f ' Vice President, Laverne Barr, Secretary, Donna Dellinger, Trea- -Q.. surer, Budget and Finance, Executive Committee, By-Laws, Ed- ii ' , , ith Liedtke Count Council Re Doroth Free, Devotions, Dale .55 3 . dm- MT- .Sigmund Lelker Atkeson, Historian? Laverne Bag? Hospitzllity and Social, Betty 'T MTf' Presldem Palmer, Legislative, Dorothy Schneiter, Membership, Lois Leiker, H .,,. l Parliamentarian, Rolla Crum, Program, Connie Chanowski, Pub- - :',,,I licity, Dolores Schmidt, Safety, Evelyn Warrington, Sock-Dhop, 4 ' Chuck and Connie Kinkel, Telephone, Shirley Wedel, Youth . fi Center, jim Palmer. The Parent-Teacher Association QP, T, A, J of the Haysville junior High School is a self-governing unit that plans its' programs and activities to meet the needs of children and youth in the community. This fpastj year, the P. T. A. has purchased some equipment to improve the climate in the classrooms. A mock disaster was conducted in cooperation with the local civil defense director for all patrons in the com- munity. 'Social Nights' were chaperoned by several adults. Sunday Movies were sponsored for all youth in the community. All Boy Scouts in the school district were honored this year during their diamond jubilee. Three in- dividuals were honored with life-membership in P. T. A. for their work with youth in the community. The school nurse was provided with funds for needy dental work. A first this year was a Hobby Day for public display of individual hobbies. Last but not least, the eighth graders were entertained upon their commencement to high school. CA FETERIA PERSONNEL ' u ver i a un e ue a o s on a e ar e ores e ca e eria serves mea s ai . AliceCl ,HldM d1l,L ll Lgd ,MblCl k,D1 Th ft 550 ld ly ' , r i e err ear ox. is a overnmen e unc wi VVl'11t6 oanna Ho e , Al c T y, P lC It g ttyp Al h th V V milk. M . . . ,. .- , I ,,:.2'- ,- - ' 1 ' MFS- Bettl' Palmer - . - .Q i '- - .. , 2. L, ..,, Secretary I t r ', Q1 i E ., - . i it is Qt ., Q ,, 1 . VV 3, ,X V P 5 Ji Vai S 5? Vw 1 K it St? 1 1 .iiri . ,.,.... 32

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PEP CL UB 3395: About 160 girls make up this years Pep Club. These girls support the school teams throughout the year. In addi- tion to attending both home and out of town games, the girls boost school spirit by such activities as making signs and decorating bleechers. The sponsor for the Pep Club is Miss Webster. EIGHTH GRA DE CHEERLEA DERS R -or Miss Sharon Webster, Sponsor Tina Teschke, Becky Stovall, Head cheerleader Debbie jo Smith, Terrisa Palmer. SEVENTH GRA DE CHEERLEADERS 'WTF'-:' ' 111,-V ,T M I ,ff f t . W' - .1-'1-ff ll' ge . K. 'A t 1-M ' Q, 1 - 1'-.Q 18-E . 'L v 'An : ,-,err f. , . ,, . . K A , W W N Diane I-Iudgins, Donna Blue, Mary Wolfe, Head cheerleader Brenda Button.