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

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 Tim Harris is bewildered as he looks at the mess he has made in the hall after school. Liz Nussmeier and Gary Misner find studying much easier to do together. 29

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Sandy Green and her friends go through locker combinations to get hooks for their next class. Laurie Hayes patiently orders his Senior class announcements for grad uation. Each Day Brings New And Exciting Challenges Every morning, students enter the building at 8:10 to begin a new day. The halls become filled with mixed chatter of the arriving students and the clamor of slamming locker doors. As 8:20 draws near, the crowded halls begin to empty as students hurry off to their classes. Noon is a time eagerly awaited by hungry students; some hungry for food, others hungry for talk. The faculty also enjoys noon because they get a break from their routine teaching. Students also have fun playing basketball in the gym. Also, differentclubs and organizations sell tickets for outside activities. Most afternoons are quiet, except for homeroom. Homeroom involves various club meetings and musical tones float through the halls from the hand. Finally, students rushing to their buses for home. Mike Kessler and Tim Meier enjoy a nourishing lunch in the cafeteria at noon. 28

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After School Students Enjoy Extra Activities Hours of fun were spent after school, whether it was watching a favorite television show before settling down to do some homework or staying after school for an extra-curricular activity. For many there was some special kind of practice like cheerleading, basketball, or track practice. The cheerleaders’ after practice would decorate the basketball boys’ locker before a game to create spirit. GAA held meetings after school every other Wednesday to enjoy sports. Later in the year a volleyball tournament was held between the high school girls in the club. The Jetstream and Interceptor staff worked after school to meet deadlines. After a hard day’s work or after a basketball game a fun thing to do was going to Dave’s Drive-In or to go ‘Crusin’ through Columbus. This is mass confusion as the FFA boys play in the annual donkey basketball game. Mr. Fiesbeck discusses some biology grades with parents and students at open house. 30