Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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GIRL' S CHORUS FIRST ROW: L. Pulsifier, C. Vosburg, S. Angstadt, J. Feast, L. Phillips, D. Fickes, N. Cline, C. Bond, D. Cox, P. Dickson, T. Curry, D. Voelzke, K. Dietrich, SECOND ROW: R, Gonzales, D. Stafford, C. Loveall, D. Floyd, D. Bar- nett, D. Bruner, S. Frazier, 1. Maechtlen, T. Wright, L. Utz, W. Buttram, THIRD ROW: B. Brown, S. Waide, E. Brown, C. Robinson, J. Patrick, D. Hankins, K. Crag, K. McKinzie, P. Simmons, D. Trimmell, D. Robertson, D. Knight, FOURTH ROW: T. Clark, D. Roeder, M. Swaney, T. Kelley, S. Smith, J. Pendarvis, M. Garigin, R. Wes- thusin, S. Fielder, V. Griffin, J. Ferrell. Not pictured: L. Maxwell, S. Clark, D. Giffin, I. Kettleman, M. Nichols. Girl's Chorus and Mixed Chorus meets everyday during fourth hour both under the direction of Mrs. Rose. Mr. Sayler assists with the groups on alternating days. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: D, Platt, L. Shockey, M. Head, D. Conley, J. Bonnell, K. Drinnen, R. Randall, C. Wood, S. Holmes, N. Webster, K. Berg, SECOND ROW: S. Pegg, B. Kingery, M. Bruenhoeber, C. Schneiter, M. Bradford, D. Pierce, J. Chambsers, T. Sowell, D. Hillberry, THIRD ROW: B. Coffman, I. Trammell, G. Pierce, E. Everly, K. Carleton, T. Shaw, D. Hersh, S. Gibson, D. Williams, J. Blaine, FOURTH ROW: L. Phillips, C. Lydon, K. Schaffer, C. Greenlee, D. Teachman, D. Selenke, D. Poland, R. Floyd, K. Berg, C. Giffin, FIFTH ROW: J. Clark, M. York, M. Frasher, R Richardson, R. Lassiter, D. Harrison, R. Reed, T. Just, D. Venneberg. Not pictured: V. johnson, B. Gentemen, T. Mahoney. lf J f 1 i 1 il : x 11 1 - -- H 'lb fl Hi

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SCIENCE CLUB OFFERS CHALLENGE Mr. Craig, Sponsor, FIRST ROW: M. Dulaney, W. Cox, I. Slater, S. Love, L. Whitney, J. Tyson, G. Ernest, L. Long, R. Million, SECOND ROW: S. Hatcher, T. Newport, A. Adams, T. Berry, T. Martin, S. Smith, W. Brickley, J. Beard, W. Deaver, THIRD ROW: E, Every, J. Tairal, L. Pulsifur, S. Smith, B. Clark, M. McDonould, I. Chrisman, R. Stienle, B. Thomas. The Science Club provides a joint meeting place and time for students to share ideas and interests they have in science. This is an excelleant opportunity for each student to study further his personal interests both in library research and laboratory experiments with more individual counseling by the advisor. Each student is expected to enter a project of their special interest in the spring District Science Fair. To encourage interest in areas of science not covered in the science class, films may be shown, speakers brought in and field trips are taken. Other participation fsociallyj includes: parties, dances and picnics. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB WORKS ON MANY PROJECTS FIRST ROW: M. Lasiter, D. Crapse, J. Hamilton, K. Boote, R. Loveall, L. Ward, SECOND ROW: B. Potter, 1. Denton, D. Hammel, C. Schneiter, R. joy, TI-HRD ROW: Mr. Mellon, Sponsor, H. Byram, R. Barton, I. Hartman, F. Cohlmia, J. Chrisman. The Industrial Arts Club worked on their projects, played touch football and had recreation in the gym. They helped build a bass music stand for the music department and did repair work on our school sign.

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STAGE BAND FIRST ROW: M, Reece, T. Berry, J. Lyson, A. Cook, K. Goff, LW. Slater, E. Rose, SECOND ROW: W. Deaver, L. TenEyck, J. Thomas, G. Pierce, T. Bortz, N. Stockton, THIRD ROW: J. Dillon, J. Gubitz, T. Martin, D. Fox, S. Sullivan, B. Schlegel, C. Reece, M. Harbuck, D. Dresher, H. Adams, Mr. Atkeson, Director, FOURTH ROW: D. Hinshaw, R. Greg, B. Renolett, D. Sparks. HONOR BAND This year is the third year of the honor band. To get in the honor band the student must be auditioned. According to his or her talent the student shall be placed in the jr. High Band or the Honor Band. During the year the honor band works on numbers for con certs. There are two main concerts during the year. One is at Christmas time and the other one in the spring. In April or May the Honor Band goes to all of the grade schools and gives a small concert for each school. s eem' W 38