Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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LIBRARYSCIENCE Library Science FRONT ROW: Ron Silvers, Carl Engdahl, Dale Sanders, john Mann, Bruce Lang, Barbara Lewis, Crystal Hazel- ton, SECOND ROW: David McGinn, Richard Smith, Glenn Bowles, Billy Campbell, Randy Riley, Clark Spar- row, Cindy Mounts, Linda Fielder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, Sponsor, Billy Mesneak, Randy Hedgepeth, Terry Conway, Steven Konkel, Bruce Loper, Mark Jacobs, Karl Venneberg, Mrs. Groves, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Bobbie Wohlgemuth, Scott Troy, Don Mounts, Mark Potter, Leslie Klein, Diana Putnam, janet Shelton. LIBRARY SCIENCE Library Science is an elective offered to 8th grade students. Enrollment is normally limited to three students per class period. These students learn to be effective users of the library by becoming experienced with the Various materials and equipment. They also render a valuable service by performing numerous tasks and giving cheerful assistance to fellow students. LIBRARYCL UB 4. ...il Library Club FRONT ROW: Richard Smith, David March, Bruce Lang, Tim O'Daniel, Ronnie Pinkston, Robert Blunck, Susan Page, Mrs. Groves--Sponser. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Martin, Charles Sisson, Ronnie Silvers, john Mann, Billy Campbell, Beverly Vanderhoff, Tami Newport. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller--Sponser, Chris Newman, Judy Maho- ney, Ruby Records, jo Beth Wohlegmuth, Ricky Algaier, Billy Measnek, Twilla Parker, janet Shelton. FOURTH ROW: Bobbie Wohlgemuth, Randy Headgepath, Linda Scott, Don Mounts, Richard Taylor, Steven Konkel, Ted Shamblin, Diana Putnam. ' LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is an organization committed to service to the library. Activities of the club are aimed at the promotion and improvement of the library program. This year's activities included a book fair, book ex- hibits, displays, bulletin boards, William Allen White Book Award, and fund raising projects. Each year the club finances a special project for the library. This year's officers Were: President--Stephen Konl-rel, Vice-Pre- sident--Linda Scott, Secretary--Richard Smith, Treasurer- -Ronnie Silvers, Sergeant- at-Arms--Bruce Lang and Bobbie Wohlgemuth, job Chairman--Tim O'Daniel.

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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.

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The junior High Band offers the student a lab- oratory in which to per- form on a woodwind, brass, V f , or percussion instrument. The excellence they at- tain is determined some- what by the amount of effort put forth by each student and by the group as a Whole. The band serves the school by per- forming in parades in the community and by per- forming at athletic events. In addition to the band, the students have an op- portunity to participate in .- BAND , 9 Ensembles such as the Cla- .7 Qui rinet Choir, Saxophone Choir, Woodiwnd Quintet, Percussion Ensemble, and Stage Band. n- ' iwiis S99-new l -ls' 'ive' ' 'T' .,:, ' f ' S: -A 1 , Q r l i ill ,,i, 'T rf' ff, - : Q l ai V yills , rg S Q..-ME gg W ' wh arf, ,lg 'T .,'-' ' s 1 f 4 T r X. , L3 u '- 9, 512 'sf - .gfffm . , tt '75, M,-'.l7L-. fi 3. V' 7 V. ff -1, 'Q-ffrlniaet ,ig ' ff , . 5 in W , .i ..vs .V ,.,. 5 A '-Q, T . fgw 1 T if 'av' . ' N A ',.' ii...-rg 52? in I.: i . -'-: i n.- .ss inf' A ' i W A I 57 It up if F, . l LMS p is c Q '-.pf A YS IL P z 'H c um , -.fl - H - l 'i ti , V If ,Q - - f ' I 3' ' I ' if? r ORCHESTRA NS The stage band is an in- strumental ensemble de- signed for members of the band who are exceptional in ability and are selected by the instrumental in- structors. The band is di- vided into three sections: saxophone, trombone and trumpet, and rhythm. The stage band plays for in- termission at some of the athletic events here at the school and one concert in the spring. The stage band rehearses on Tuesday and Thursday evenings after school. STA GEBAND 5-i5ivf'e 7' '77 T The orchestra gives the students a chance to par- ticipate in what has been called the highest form of musical expression. ln this organization we combine the forceful and driving brass and Woodwinds with the heart of the or- chestra, the strings. The orchestra meets during the fourth hour five times a Week. Throughout the year it gives at least three or four concerts. Those students in the junior high who try out and do Well get to play in the Mid West Youth Symphony. Here they meet some of the prominent musicians of our day. 38