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

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Ways of Expressing Hidden Talents at Hauser REAL CONCENTRATION.David Sneed considers his color scheme as he puts the finishing touches of shading on his picture in Art II. BRUSH STROKES. Creative talents are brought to the surface as Suzanne Finke places her impressions on canvas in Art 111. Art classes are taught by Mr. Tony Sampson. 23

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Phys. Ed. and Art Develop With the orange curtain to divide the gym, volleyball and basketball can be played by both boys’ and girls’ classes during the same period. Mrs. Geneva Wickens, Mr. Robert Miller, and Mr. Ward Smith teach the Phys. Ed. students of Hauser good sportsmanship and rules for playing various sports. Pictures displayed in the library and other places around the school show the creative work of the Art classes guided by Mr. Tony Sampson. In February, members of the Art classes sent entries to an Art Show at Ayres. They made a Nativity scene out of papiermache for Christmas. UP ON TOP! Lois Taylor, freshman, is held up by her classmates, Kim Thayer, Julie Leslie, and Connie Epperson, while others get into the act during some time before Phys. Ed. class. DOWN, TWO, THREE, FOUR! Sophomore boys, David expressions in doing warm-up exercises before starting to Boggs, Cecil Henderson, and Colin Schiedt, show different play a vigorous game of basketball. 22

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Band Marches, Majorettes Keep Step, and The Hauser Marching Jets, under the direction of Mr. Charles T. Biggs, performed some excellent floor shows for the 1967-68 basketball season. The first floor show was a “Tribute To Great Bands”, and featured the added attraction of the Hauserettes. Drum Major Robert Robinette called the signals while members fell in place. Band officers include Brad Hathaway, president; Marcia Norris, secretary; Joyce Moore, treasurer; and Robert Robinette, reporter. The band sold candy and magazine subscriptions in order to buy new uniforms and music. The two annual concerts, the Christmas concert and the Spring concert, were given added tone by the new bassoon, which was played by Lesa Finke. The Hauser Chorus provided three concerts in the 1967-68 year, including the new Fall Concert. Two sextets performed vocal arrangements at many events during the year. Mrs. Mary Workman guides and directs the Hauser Chorus. The Hauserettes, also under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles T. Biggs, performed many snappy routines during the basketball season. Miss Mickey Harris leads the twenty members of the Hauserettes in their marching routines. 24 THE HAUSER MARCHING JETS—under the direction Marching Jets are led through their marching routines by and leadership of Mr. Charles T. Biggs, conductor, the the acting Drum Major, Robert Robinette.