Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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HA YSVILLE TEEN CL UB The Haysville Teen Club is an organization of young women representing the youth in today's World. We, a group of Christian women, endeavoring to grow in character, in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities, also strive to grow in the lcnowledge and love to God. We realize our most important goal is to develop specific projects that will enable us to promote good relationships at home, school, in the community, nation and world. STUDENT COUNCIL 3 ml f' ,X ,i i I T I l ll ' l FRONT ROW: Merri Lynne Wolfe, Danny Charles, Richard Studer, Tim O'Daniel, Mitchell Minnick, Tommy Vaughn, Dale Blaine, joe Rock, SECOND ROW: Craig Cremer, jerry Sprout, Caroline Adame, Theresa Steddum, Kelly England, Sue Taylor, Becky Stovall, Mark Payne, Mr. Humphries, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Linda Fielder, Cay Campbell, jan Trout, Dottie johnson, Regina Swart, Larry Harvey, Ricky Schmidt, Eddie Miller, FOURTH ROW: Kevin Bader, Bill Clark, Doug Adams, Perry Patten, Mike Smith, Darrell Dodd, Tom Corey, Doug Gar- ton. The Student council consists of both 7th and Sth graders. The purpose of the organization is to develop attitude of, and practice in good citizenship, promote harmonious relations throughout the entire school, improve student- teacher relationship, improve school morale, assist in the management of the school, provide a forum for students expression, provide orderly direction of school activities, charter school clubs and other organizations, and pro- mote the welfare of the school. The sponsors are Mr. Richard Long and Mr. Wilbur Humphries. The officers are Ricky Schmidt, President, Ian Trout, Vice President, Sue Taylor, Secretary, Caroline Adame, Treasurer, Tim YEARBOOK CLUB ma .- . Y FRONT ROW, Terry Sprout, Photographer, Vicki Evans, Terrisa Palmer, Leslie Klein, Andrea Maranville, jan Trout, Editor, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Glaser, sponsor, Deb- 'Yf bie johnson, Kris Kingdon, Tina Teschke, Becky Stovall, Paula Patten, Asst. Editor, Suzy Matlock, Photo Editor, Clayton Prather, not pictured, Sports Editor. O'Daniel, Reporter. The yearbook club is composed of dedicated students who under the supervision of their sponsor, Mrs. Glaser, have worked hard to make this yearbook a success. Thir- teen students were responsible for making this yearbook. but also a great deal of pleasure. We hope you will en- joy this yearbook. 35 There was a tremendous amount of work and perseverance,

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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.

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SEVENTH GRADESCIENCE CL UB FRONT ROW: Dava Ridgeway, Pamela Reece, Paula Werner, Sharon Stevens, Debra Yount, Pamela Stephens, Theresa Smith, Robin Fetterolf, janet Tasker, Louise Taylor, Shirley Konkel, SECOND ROW: Mr. VanEtten, Ronnie Martin, Terry Sprout, Steve McFeeters, David Gulick, Max Fishback, Lyle Noordhoek, jerry Sprout, Brian Beck, Farrell McClintock, Steve Chilcote, Charles Flickinger, Mrs. Winters. Science Club is an honorary organization. The members are chosen on the basis of a high grade point average in all classes as well as an outstanding interest in science. All members of the club compete in the annual Dist- rict Science Fair, which was held this year in the gym March 12 and 13. Those students who submitted projects that earned blue ribbons at the district, went on to competition in the Regional Science Fair in Wichita. The club also took several fieldtrips during the year to places such as Wesley Medical Center, the planetarium at Hutchinson, and Veterinary Day at Kansas State University in Manhattan. Seventh grade members are chosen to join at the end of the first nine weeks. This year new seventh grade members were honored by a Welcoming Party. A picnic in the spring concluded the years social activities for the group. EIGHTH GRA DESCIENCE CL UB FRONT ROW: David Burks, Randy Hedgpeth, Carl Venneberg, Robert Schroer, Phillip journey, Don Berry, SECOND ROW: Kay Campbell, Bruce Lang, Dale Blaine, Nova Maggart, Brad Miller, Steve Konkel, Craig Cremer, Mr. Craig, THIRD ROW: Mr. Sturm, Cheri Church, Debbie D. Smith, Steve l-Ieiman, David Chan- owski, Richard Gates, Mr. Hebb.