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

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Disneyland, Circus, and THE PERCUSSION AND BASS section march to the center of the floor to begin the half time performance. ADDING TO THE CHRISTMAS half time show is the Hauser show group.

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Heritage Day Provides Fun for Everyone Hauser students, their parents and rela- tives, and the people of Hope and other com- munities provided their time and energy to make an exciting Heritage Day. The Hauser- ettes, the Marching Jets, and the 74th United States Army Band furnished the music while the FFA boys had wagons loaded with old farm equipment which they had collected from the area farmers. Organizations of the school and commu- nity did different activities during the after- noon such as making apple cider, donuts, funnel cakes, lye soap, and candles. Also demonstrations were given on quilting, paint- ing, and an old time medicine show. Most of the stores had window displays consisting of antique items. Several booths were set up in the square where different articles such as coins, antiques, and jewelry could be bought. Complimenting the mood of the day, numerous people were dressed in old and traditional outfits which were judged in the afternoon. MARCHING WITH THE JETS during the Heritage Day parade is Gene Olgivie. OLD FARM MACHINERY and Larry Coffey move slowly along as Herschel Frazee pulls a wagon for FFA. ONE, TWO, ONE, TWO counts Sandy Wright as she leads the Hauserettes.

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Love Story Highlight Half Time Activity % Half time shows were presented with the help of the band, Hauserettes, and show group. One of Hauser ' s largest marching bands provided the music while the Hauserettes performed for the crowds. Mr. Charles Biggs, band director, Mrs. Geneva Wickens, choreographer of the Hauserettes, and Mrs. Walker, leader of the show group, presented a great variety in their performances. November 12 was the opening date for the series of presentations. The first per- formance was entitled Circus which was highlighted with a three ring circus, tumbling act, and tight rope act. Love Story was the theme for the second show. The season was closed with a celebration of the opening of the new Disneyland in Florida. The wolf and the three pigs, Mickey Mouse, and Davey Crockett all appeared at the last performance. The Hauserettes planned to go to the state com- petition for majorettes over spring vacation. HAUSERETTES, Patty Starke, Rhonda Olmstead, Dawn Weeks, and Cindy Summers, tumble in the half time Circus act. MARCHING JET, Tony Garrison, plays the bass drum during half time entertainment.