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

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Basketball Queen Crowning Those students who cheered for their team during this year’s action-packed basketball season found additional events to highlight their evening. Along with raffles and the traditional soc-hops, there were two main attractions. The Hauser Marching Jets entertained capacity audiences with shows at four home games and one away game. Complementing the marching style were the Hauserettes who added the right touch. Marching shows ranged in subject from “What I Did Last Summer” to “A Salute to the Presidents.” The evening of December 13 brought a month’s campaigning to a climax. The eight high school girls who vied for for the title “Miss Basketball 1969” awaited the results while the spectators at the Hauser-Holton game stood by. The announcement came and Miss Bonnie Miller was crowned queen. “MISS BASKETBALL 1969 IS” . . . Jetstream editor Robert Robinette announces the homecoming proceedings. BASKETBALL CAPTAIN Tim Herron removes the crown from the head of Sherry Smith, 1968 Queen. SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE Bonnie Miller is crowned Miss Basketball 1969. ROSES FOR THE QUEEN . . . Kim Van-Arsdalc presents a dozen roses to Bonnie as Tim Herron, Sherry Smith, and Mike Deiwert look on. THE NEW QUEEN receives a congratulatory kiss from Tim Herron. ti

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Winter Season Brings Band Performances and HERE WE GO ‘ROUND . . . These majorettes do one of their well-practice routines at the Christmas marching show. FRESHMAN FLUTIST Susan Mead plays her flute during the half-time of one of Hauser’s varsity basketball games. 10 PREPARING FOR their activities picture is a hard job. Band director Charles Biggs directs each person into his place.

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