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

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Travels Include Hauser Students Right In the Spanish groove is Hauser's exchange student, Sharon Downey as she demonstrates her skill on the Cuatro. Jeff Sneed and Linda Rucker were chosen as Boys’ and Girls’ State Representatives by the American Legion Auxiliary. They actually set up their own government by holding a real convention and electing all possible officers. Jeff was elected Sgt. of Police and County Commissioner, which kept him quite busy. Before holding their elections and forming their governments, Linda and Jeff attended some government classes at Indiana University and Indiana State, respectively. Matthew Marlin was chosen as one of the four outstanding farm youths of Bartholomew County, sponsored by the various farm co-operatives. He attended Iowa State University to represent Indiana. The group studied how farm co-operatives operated in relation to the farmer. Hauser was the honored host of Paulo De Tarso Monteiro, exchange student from Campinas, Brazil. Paulo stayed in the United States for six months, and he was able to enjoy the fellowship of Hauser students in various areas of study. Sharon Downey was the Hauser exchange student, and she visited Venezuela. Sharon spent her two-month stay with the Fernando Fraile Family. The trip enabled Sharon to tour Caracus, capital of Venezuela, learn various Spanish customs, and enjoy her first swim in the Caribbean Sea. Over spring vacation many Hauser students took advantage of the opportunity to tour Europe. They enjoyed various sights in England and France, and overall, the trip proved to be well worth their while. 5 Relating his knowledge gained at Iowa State University. Matthew Marlin lectures the FFA group.

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Statewide, Nationwide, and Worldwide 1973 exchange student, Paulo De Tarso Montiero meets the 1971 exchange student, Sonia Berrios as she visits during the Christmas Holidays. As they thumb through the files, Boys' State Representative, Jeff Sneed, and Girls' State Representative, Linda Rucker check up on government affairs. 4

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Teachers As Well As Students Find Most students found that school is not all homework and lectures. They discovered that it could be fun. Between classes and at noon students could be found being sprayed by high flowing water fountains or clowning around with their friends. Birthdays were celebrated by singing before a ballgame and Christmas brought the exchanging of gifts. Then the matter of love could bring a chuckle or two. Teasing about who went out with who or trying to matchmake was a favorite pastime. Dreaming kept many students busy. Some dreamt of state basketball champions, some of college and others of marriage or careers. Underground stories have it that a certain history class watched a cartoon before class and a couple of yearbook editors were called Hitler II. Also it was known that there were a few people who could do some fair impressions of sportscasters and monkeys. Fun can be found in school if you look for it. School is what you make it. “King of the hill is Mr. Tim Cooper as he is lifted by Nancy Nussmeier, Stephanie Phares, Sherry Hoover, Sheryl Beckett. Marcia Burnes and Gregg Everroad. Trying to throw Gregg Everroad off balance over Barry Hoover is Gary Dodd as they clown around while Bob Nussmeier watches. 6