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

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Pep Sessions and Convocations Arouse Spirit A ROLLING BAND! Ken Henderson displays his unusual music cart as he sings about a yellow bird.

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Develop Better Understanding of Today’s World The six weeks between July 19 and August 29 were ones of learning through adventure for twelve Hauser high school students and their counselor. By jet, bus, train, and ship they traveled to Italy, Germany. Netherlands, and England. Highlights in Italy were art galleries. Leaning Tower of Pisa, a papal audience, cathedrals, and ancient Roman structures. Bargaining with the Italians at the straw and flea markets proved to be quite interesting. Dachau, a Nazi concentration camp, the Royal Palace, once the home of King Ludwig 111, and a tour of a salt mine were stops made in Germany. The largest harbor in the world, located in Rotterdam. The Netherlands, and Anne Frank's hideaway in Amsterdam were special places of interest. In England, the group visited Westminster Abbey. Windsor Castle, Tower of London, where the Crown Jewels are kept, Buckingham Palace, and Shakespeare’s home at Stratford-upon-Avon. Last summer proved to be very beneficial to Jenny Beck. Janie Blackburn, Brenda Conner, George Curry, Susan Finke, Bill Flora, Carol Hoy, Connie McKinney, Peggy Mead, Debbie Miller, Robert Robinette. Peggy Ropp, and counselor Gerald Jordan. They not only saw famous buildings and statues but learned the culture of the people of the various countries which helped them understand the problems of today’s world. FOREIGN LANGUAGE LEAGUE STUDENTS. Billy Flora and Robert Robinette, board the “Havendienst Spido” to tour Rotterdam harbor, the world's largest. “YES, LOVES, QUEEN ELIZABETH really lives here on on weekends,” says an English bobby at Windsor Castle to Janie Blackburn, Susan Finke, Connie McKinney, and Carol Hoy. “WHICH WAY TO THE ROMAN FORUM?” asks Jenny Beck and Connie McKinney as counselor Gerald Jordan inspects the map of Rome. 5

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and Develop Interests Convocations played a major role in entertaining the Hauser student body in the past year. At the first convocation on October 2, Hauser was fortunate in having Mr. Ken Henderson, who played a cross-section of American Music. Included in his program were such favorites as “Yellow Bird . “John Henry , and “Drybones.” On October 30, The School Assembly Service sent Ronnie Munn and his wife. The presented a fascinating tram-poline-spaceball act. Students were selected from the audience to try playing spaceball. This greatly added to the students amusement. Mr. Fred Lowery was Hauser’s guest on December 20th at the Christmas program. He whistled many popular songs to the delight of the students. Other performers sent to Hauser High School from the assembly service were Dr. Emil Gaverluk and Mr. Dick Weber. Dr. Gaverluk spoke on the explosion of knowledge, and Mr. Weber displayed handwriting as the key to one’s personality. The students and faculty also showed their enthusiasm before basketball games by performing their much enjoyed skits. The Hauser administration took pleasure in being informed of today’s entertainment world. They also took pride in producing a bit of their own entertainment. PUCKER UP! Mr. Fred Lowery whistles along as David Thayer shows a hidden talent to the students. WHOSE BALL? Ronnie Munn and his wife demonstrate the techniques of trampoline spaceball. 7