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

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Week-ends—a Time for Rest, Recreation, Awaiting the arrival of the weekend, many students can go through the school work of the week much easier. Week-ends bring both pleasures and work. Many students go out on weekends bowling, to movies and also a basketball game if it happens to be the time of year. Also, throughout the school year there are soc hops to attend. During the winter many students enjoy ice-skating and sledding. Students may be found hanging out and enjoying themselves at Judy's Drive In, eating pizza or just shooting the breeze. Many students take refuge from school there. Jobs also play an important part of the weekend. Boys working at filling stations and girls working as waitresses are the most common jobs. Another popular girl’s occupation is working at nursing homes or at the Columbus Convalescent Center. Other jobs are working as grocery boys or clerks. Some students work for the school, helping janitors or doing desk work. Experiencing the thrills of ice-skating for the first time is exchange student, Paulo De Tarso Montiero, as he gets a little help from his friends, Gary Dodd and Bobby Nussmeier. On week-ends many students, such as Liz Mussmeier, enjoy just loafing around the house watching television. M

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Homecoming Follows Much Hard Work Mark Kimball, Sharon Burton, Dennis Compton, Cindy Hege, 1971-72 Queen, Melinda Oliver, Steve Robertson, Danny Burton, and James Stafford. Oriental Gardens was the theme of the 1972 Prom given for the seniors by the class of '73. It was held at Otter Creek Country Club on May 8, 1972. The juniors decorated the building themselves. Outside wind chimes were hung and a big brass gong was set up. Inside the walls were decorated with murals and the tables were decorated with Oriental centerpieces. Each person was given a fortune cookie and chopsticks. The students enjoyed a banquet and then the Second Session of the Caldwells entertained. Music was the theme for the after prom this year. A disc jockey was hired to provide the music and the place was cleverly decorated with paper records and music notes. Refreshments and prizes were provided as planned by the parents. Homecoming Queen, Cindy Hege, lost her crown Dec. 9, 1972 to Mary Ann Timmons, the new Queen. The first runner-up was Teresa White and the second runner-up was Beth Hurt. Two candidates had been chosen from each class to collect penny votes. The proceeds went to the publication of the Jetstream. Tightly holding onto the arm of her escort, Kevin Lashley, is Mary Ann Timmons as Jeff Sneed places the crown upon her head. Miss Homecoming Queen 1972-73 and Her Court — Front row: Sheryl Beckett, Teresa White, first runner-up, Thomas Lashley, Mary Ann Timmons, Homecoming Queen, Sherrie Spires, Beth Hurt, second runner-up, and Anna Long. Row 2: Susan Shultz,

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or Refuge Hunting is a favorite sport and week-end activity for sharp shooter”, David Sturgeon. On his week-end job at his parents' hardware store is Lynn Calender adding up a customer's purchases. Working at Judy’s Drive In occupies much of Barb Finke’s week-end time. 15