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

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Hauser’s Academics start the “Student’ Thl stack of textbooks shows just a portion of the many subjects offered at Hauser.

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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

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Engines” for a Quest of Knowledge In our memories, we hold thoughts of academics, which occupied most of our school life. As seventh-graders, we seemed to enter into a new world—a world of change where there was no longer recess, or one teacher for all subjects. Going into high school provided another big step in adjusting to our growing responsibilities. In this year, freshmen had the option of choosing several electives. No students escaped English, Biology, or a form of math, but to most, they proved to be enjoyable at times, as well as educational. Business courses or college prep courses proved to be very influential for many high school students. Some of these students will long remember the hardships and pleasures of chemistry and physics, while others will never forget their typing, shorthand, business machines, or bookkeeping. Whatever the academic that was pursued, each student at Hauser was given the chance to express his own individuality through academics. Making an effort to participate in Mrs. Rosa Nelle Scott's English class is Ken Nolting and his buddies: Mike Mullis, Randy Paetzel. and Tony Nicholas observe. vV-- This bandaged hand struggles to spell struggled on the crucial spelling test. A pinch of this and a dash of that; plus a good stirring, all go in to create a new dish for Home Ec. cooks: Lee Ann Burlew and Teresa Welsh. 17