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

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Prom 1978 11 2: Members of Hauser's Junior and Senior Classes get into the swing of things while the band plays the Prom's theme. 3: Prom Royalty—Tim Harris, Jennie Hull, King Steve Blair, Queen Kathy Glick, Teresa Bullard and Mike Wallace. 4: Seniors Michele and John Nading and Juniors Andy Wingham, Nancy Embry and Tony Maley choose from the wide variety of food at the Prom. 5: Senior Kyle Gernenetz and her date help themselves to food at the Prom. 1: Hauser Juniors and Seniors enjoy the music of “Mill Creek , at the Prom. 6: King Steve Blair and Queen Kathy Glick reign over the 1978 Prom at The Commons.

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Food, Fantasy and Fun The 1978 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 14 at The Commons in Columbus, Indiana. The evening began with a buffet meal catered by Gene's Cafeteria. The menu included roast beef, fried chicken and fish, plus an assortment of vegetables and desserts. After dining, couples advanced to the dance floor, where Junior Class President, Rayetta Blair, welcomed both students and faculty. Next, Junior Class Sponsors, Mrs. Betty Burney and Mr. Tesh Wickard thanked the members of the Junior Class for their hard work and fund-raising efforts. Mill Creek , the band chosen by the Juniors, opened the dancing with the playing of the Prom's theme, Stairway to Heaven . The first dance was led by the Prom King and Queen, Steve Blair and Kathy Glick. They were chosen by the Junior Class to reign over the event. Members of the King and Queen's court were Jennie Hull, Tim Harris, Teresa Bullard and Mike Wallace. The After-Prom festivities were sponsored by parents and area businessmen. The theme, chosen by the parents, was Fantasy Land . Games, including ring-toss, putt-putt golf, volleyball and basketball, were played. Refreshments were available to all in the cafetorium. 10 1978 Prom

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Hauser On The Run Field trips and travel were planned by the teachers to provide a learning experience along with some fun for the students. Canada, collees, and Washington D.C. were among the places visited by the various groups. Some of the classes that took field trips were Zoology, Home Nursing, Child Development, Senior Home Economics, and Psychology. Hospitals, houses, and other schools were visited by the classes. Boys and Girls State Representatives spent eight glorious days at Indiana State University last summer. Boys State Representative was John Shoaf and Girls State Representative was Charity Ziegler. At camp, they set up model governments in order to learn more about our government. On March 23, 1978, a group of 45 Hauser students went to Washington D.C. Mr. Mike Brock and Miss Susan Finke were the chaperones for the trip. At Washington, these students visited the Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln Memorials, the Capitol Building, Mount Vernon, Bureau of Engraving, the Smithsonian Institute, and the Arlington National Cemetery. The Band and Hauserettes went on a tour of Canada in the summer of 1978. They performed at different places and saw the local sights. They were accompanied by Mr. Charles Biggs. 12 Travel