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

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1 3 1: Chris Barker and Shawn Thayer represent the FFA Chapter in the Hope Heritage Days parade. 2: During the Heritage Days hymn sing, one of the local groups, the Chosen Generation sings to the people. 3: Claudette Johns and Kelli Jones throw candy as they ride a float in the parade. 4: Junior Steve Workman enjoys himself as he stirs the applebutter at Heritage Days. 2 oooc 22 Heritage Days

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Awaiting the Moment Candidates and their escorts awaited the moment when the queen was announced. A hush fell over the crowd, the third runner-up, Jenny Meier was announced. The excitement was building as second runner-up, Teresa Klann, was named. The crowd was waiting in anticipation as Brenda Tel-toe was announced as first runner-up. The pressure was too much. Everyone was waiting for the name of the queen. The drum roll began, then Judy Wheeldon's name came over the loudspeaker. That was the scene taking place on December 2 at the Indian Creek ballgame. Each grade nine through twelve chose two candidates to represent their class for Homecoming Queen. The week before Homecoming was set aside for activities to help raise money for each girl. Such activities were selling suckers and candy kisses in the front hallway. The annual Homecoming breakfast was held November 30th with 325 students attending. To complete Homecoming activities a dance was held to honor the queen and her court. 5 Homecoming 21

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Eleventh Time Around Festivities for the Heritage Days began Friday, September 22, 1978. The setting up of booths, tables, and refreshment stands took place that evening. On Saturday special activities took place such as horseshoe pitching, a baking contest, and the Fireman's Fish Fry. The baking contest was held Saturday evening in the Fire Station. Hauser participant, Susanne Golden, placed in the junior high division. Other Hauser students, Todd George, Kris Gernentz, and Kim Nading, placed in the junior high poster contest. The Fireman's Fish Fry was the first event taking place on Sunday. People were entertained with the Medicine Show and the Puppet Show. The Junior Class demonstrated the art of applebutter making. The annual parade began at 2:00. Bands performed from not only Hauser, but from Fort Benjamin Harrison and the Job Corps. The Hauserettes performed and were followed by many colorful floats. A hymn sing was given by three local singing groups. Principal Glen Keller stated, This year's crowd was the biggest turn out than any other year. This year's Heritage Days was the eleventh in Hope's history. Hope's Heritage Days gives the Hauser students a chance to show their talents, whether it be in art or applebutter making. Heritage Days 23