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

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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

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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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Election and Christmas WHICH ONE? Wayne Downey marks his vote for the mock election. Hauser students of today found time to relax and enjoy themselves in many ways. At Christmas time many varied activities were going on. The Home Economics department baked over 2500 cookies and the Student Council provided cokes for the school’s annual Christmas Party. Different classes also had their own parties to help celebrate the Yule-tide Season. Another extra activity was the mock election in which Hauser students participated. History classes sponsored the elections in November to see who the students would choose for the various state officials and President. Richard Nixon was the only Republican winner, as all of the state officials went to the Democrats. Excitement was in the air as the end of school neared. Recognition was also given to students who were outstanding during the year, by receiving awards on Honors Day. The Seniors enjoyed a few more days vacation while the rest of the students struggled through another week. SECRET BALLOTING! Jayne Schroyer concentrates on her choice for President while casting her secret ballot. ELECTION TIME! Students await their turn to vote their choice for President. 8