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

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Basketball practice isn’t all work while the players take time to listen to Vlr. Jordan crack a few jokes. Cindy McQueen tries out her throwing arm at GAA on point night while Bonnie Simmons keeps track of her points. 16

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Students Relax from Their Studies in the Afternoons During homeroom each day of the school year there was always something going on, ranging from club meetings to convocations. Most of the club meetings were held on Wednesdays, and often a person had more than one meeting to attend. The band practiced during homeroom every day, whether it was for a concert or just a hallgame; they were always practicing. The Hauserettes were usually practicing a new routine for a different band show for the basketball games. At the end of school the halls always seemed to be a little dangerous. All the people who rode the buses were all in a hurry to try and get a good seat on the bus. The people who drove or rode with someone that drove were not in as big a hurry although they seemed to try to get there a little faster than they would to a class. ' Mary Epperson contemplates on what to do next while working on the basketball hoop. 15

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School Activities and Fun Do Not Stop at the 3:20 Bell School does not stop at the 3:20 hell; it continues on into late evening. While some students go home and unwind in front of the T.V. or work on their homework, others go to jobs or stay at school to practice for cheerleading, Hauserettes. or sports. Sports is big at Hauser. Basketball, baseball, track, or cross-country is a part of many boys high school years. Track, basketball, and volleyball are sports offered to girls and many of them spend their evenings working to make their teams better. There is also GAA for girls which makes sports fun instead of just work. Jetstream and Interceptor staffs also meet after school working to meet their deadlines. Yet, all evening activities are not involved with school. After going to a game many students “cruise” through Dave’s or Pasquales stopping to talk to friends. There is always somewhere to go and someone to see. Trying to meet their deadline for the Interceptor is Marsha Dailey giving Vickie Welsh a helping hand.