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

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Skills in Students The physical education teachers, Mrs. Geneva Wickens, Mr. Ward Smith, and Mr. Robert Miller had assistants which helped them referee games and direct exercises. Mrs. Wickens’ assistants were Carolyn Anderson, Delores Andrews, Brenda Armuth, Jenny Beck, Kathy Kloss, Ann Miller, Debby Miller, Linda Miller, Nancy Morrow, Diana Phares, Peggy Ropp, Susan Rominger, Joyce Taylor and Sherry Trimnell. Aiding Mr. Smith and Mr. Miller were Dean Dailey Dailey, Tim Goodwin, Gordy Gruhl, Noel Knifley, Tom Moore, Larry Simmons, David Sneed, Mike Summers and Chuck Ray. Although a bit crowded, both boys and girls classes adjusted well to the new curtain division in the gym. Physical education students practiced good sportsmanship and improved their techniques which they had learned in their previous years of physical education. The Art Department kept the display case along the freshman hallway very attractive this past year. Their displays showed the creative talents of the art students. Mr. Tony Sampson, art director, kept the students occupied with various new projects. These students were responsible for the Christmas decorations in the front hallway. SWINGl-Sherry McNamee attempts a home run while Jonita Shull patiently awaits the ball in eighth grade phys. ed. class. OVER AND UNDER-Jim Howard and Leroy Everroad experience tumbling exercises. 27

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Competing for Today “Yesterday is already a dream. Tomorrow is only a vision. Today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness, every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day.” -From the Sanskrit Hauser’s well-rounded sports schedule included baseball, basketball, track, and cross-country. Besides the varsity track, cross-country, and baseball squads, there were also freshman teams in all of these sports. The many basketball teams consisted of the varsity, reserves, freshmen, eighth grade, and seventh grade squads. Sixth grade intramural basketball was introduced to prepare the boys for future action on high school teams. These games were played on Saturday mornings. Additional facilities aided both coaches and players alike. A whirlpool was added for the treatment of muscular injuries. The baseball field and spectator bleachers were completed during the summer. The cross-country team ordered new shoes and received them in the fall. Both track and cross-country teams kept up with the fashions by ordering new uniforms. In the world of today, competition for jobs, money, and position steadily increases. It takes desire, sacrifice, and ambition to make it to the top of a profession. Sports provided an opportunity for the participating boys to learn and practice these traits as they strove to break records and bring home victories. 29