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

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“WE’RE NOT WORRIED! reflects Colin Scheldt and his teammate, Ed Skurka, before a varsity game. MERRY LITTLE OLDSMOBILE . . . Brenda Bierlein, Jenny Harvey, and Pam Kissling relive the past years in a half-time show. 8

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 Finke, Sandy Wright, 1970 Queen; John Finke. Bonnie Miller, 1969 REIGNING KING AND QUEEN of the 1970 Prom are seniors. Queen; Steve Taylor, Jeanette Vass, first runner-up; Wayne Downey, Colin Scheidt. and Susan Rominger. Susan Finke, Shirley Michael Roger Embry. Teens Become Royalty by Coronation Honors With social events playing a major role in school curriculum, students began the year looking foward to the activities which would be provided for their enjoyment. The annual Muter, held on September 16. 1969, offered a guiding path for the remaining events throughout the year. A new tradition had a start at Hauser on December 13, 1969. The annual Miss Basketball title was relinquished to a new one of Miss Homecoming. After hard work and campaigning Miss Sandy Wright was crowned Miss Homecoming Queen 1970. First and second runner-up titles were earned by Miss Jeanette Vass and Miss Brenda Fiesbeck. Carrying out the theme of “Over the Rainbow”, the Class of 1970 presneted their prom on May 10, 1969. The evening began with a banquet and the Jim Fritz Band provided the music. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the prom King and Queen with the distribution of yearbooks following the coronation. TO DO YOUR own thing is the art of dancing as Vicki Dowden, Cindy McQueen and Judy Guthrie keep in time with the music at the Mixer. 7

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IN DEEP CONCENTRATION about her routine is majorette Connie Epperson at Hauser basketball game. AND NOW THE 1920 CHARLESTON FLAPPERS . . . Rocky Ray and Karen Dodd find old dances fun in this routine. 3 Cu You ReD Half-Time Shows and Band Supply Variation Halftime presented an outlet for creative ideas and talent in the roles assumed by Bandsmen and Hauserettes. Several marching styles were viewed, as the Hauserettes and the marching Jets revealed the hard work of Mr. Charles T. Biggs, band director, and Mrs. Geneva Wickens, choreographer of the Hauserettes. Bandsmen and Hauserettes unveiled talent in topics concerning the highlights of the 1969-70 year through various shows, such as the opening show entitled, “A Salute to the Astronauts.” Another performance consisted of a review of “Seven Decades of American Dancing.” Between games on February 7, the Hauserettes took the audience on a trip to Mexico, which was highlighted by the Mexican hat dance. On the Exchange Band Program, the Jets served as hosts to the South Decatur Marching Band, as they performed before a large crowd. In February the marching Jets traveled to Edinburg to invade the Lancers with sounds and smiles. REPRESENTING SNOOPY during a half-time show between games is Rocky Ray, as Dennis Davis helps out. 9