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

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1: Representatives to Boys' and Girls' State, respectively, are John Shoaf and Charity Ziegler. 2: Hauser students take a break from their busy day and pose on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. 3: Our nation's Capitol was one of the many places Hauser students visited on their trip to Washington D.C. 4: Members of the Hauserettes and Band practice outside one of Canada's main tourist attractions. 5: Diana Maria Helena deCampus Aquiar is Hauser's exchange student from Brazil. Travel 13

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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

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Mischief and Merriment Mischief and merriment struck Hauser last year like an epidemic. Throughout the four corners of our school, unusual occurrences took place. Whether students were romping with a big BIG kitten, or whether balancing precariously atop a slightly oversized skateboard, Hauser's students were able to find a lighter, different side to nearly every situation. Students sold various items for different organizations in the front hall at lunch. And as always the front all was the mainspring of life for students who just desired a little conversation and relaxation. These unusual occurrences served as a break for students from the everyday routines and made the school year of 1978-1979 a lot more enjoyable for not only students, but teachers and faculty as well. 14 Everyday During School