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

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 • ■ Students Participate in Heritage Celebration Hope Heritage Day 1975 provided a number of things to do. There were Autumn Harvest goods sold and home made apple eider to drink. Performances by different singing and instrumentalists groups, a fish fry, and the parade were also included. The parade, the main attraction of the day, included the Marching Jets and the Hauserettes, the Scottish Rites, horses, baton twirlers, various floats, and antique automobiles. The Heritage of Hope is something very special to manv residents and students of Hauser. It gives people a chance to reflect back how their ancestors lived and dressed. Although gone for 1975, Heritage Day will be back again in 1976 with many new and exciting ideas of recreating the past. Antique automobiles are cherished relics of Hope’s distinctive heritage. Hauserettes perform their hand routine to the song “Yankee Doodle Boy.” 13 Mr. Keller appears to enjoy his break from his announcing duty.

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Students Gain Knowledge Through Their Travels Spending a memorable summer in Mexico City, Jeff Cleland broadened his Spanish vocabulary and was acquainted with a different way of life. Jeff and his Spanish brothers spent their spare time sightseeing on their motorcycles, as there are many beautiful sights to see in Mexico. Lois Reed and John Stewart had the privilege of being selected as Girls’ State and Boys’ State by the Hope American Auxiliary. Boys’ State was held the second week of June while Girls’ State was held the following week at Indiana State University at Terre Haute. Taking a week off, Dennis Dailey, Kathy Dodd, Liz Nussmeier, Angie Powell, Kathy Shirley, and Lynda Tarrh accompanied by Mrs. Martha Shirley toured the fascinating country of Mexico. The group visited such cities as Acapulco, Taxco, and the capital, Mexico City. Being the first exchange student to Hauser from Japan, Keiko Ishiyama spent a memorable year sharing the different customs and languages with the students and faculty. Keiko spent the ten months she was here with the Lowell Anderson family. 14 Exchange students, Jeff Cleland and Keiko Ishiyama, share experiences of their travels. Selected to represent Boys’ and Girls' State this year were Lois Reed and John Stewart.