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

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Larry Brown and Loveta Glick sit in the front hall dressed fashionably. Mr. Brown is wearing a grey three piece suit, while Miss Glick wears black pants, a black top with flashy gold stripes and clogs. The flashy stripes came about with the disco scene. Clogs have made a big comeback and are even worn with jeans. Wearing a plaid skirt and blazer, Shari Beck, junior, listens attentively in study hall. Miss Beck has a clutch purse sitting on her desk. These purses have become very popular this year, even though girls have a rough time cramming all of their things into them, said Laura Wasson. Susie Carretero, exchange student from Mexico, wears one of her fondest fashions from her home. She demonstrates that the fashions in Mexico only differ slightly from those of the United States. Miss Carretero is wearing a beige dress with a cowl neck underneath. Fashions of 1979-80 15

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Gary McNamee sits in Government class wearing a blue plaid suit, light blue shirt, and dark blue tie. Three piece suits seldom showed up last year at Hauser. Sandy Armstrong commented, The three piece suit is a nice look, but has small chances of sticking around for long ' David Burton mentioned, They're uncomfortable and it's not the kind of thing you see around Hauser. Devona Cox, senior, wears a plaid skirt with a matching blazer. The plaid skirt became popular once again this year, as it was two years ago. Debbie Landauer said, The blazers add a new and better look. It's a look of sophistication. The plaid skirt fades in and out of the fashion trend, but comes back with a new and different look every time. The current look is that of a flare Julie Schmitt, wearing a pink two-tiered dress with matching vest, stands over Mr. Wickard asking a question about typing. Two-tiered dresses were popular around four years ago and are back now. Shelly Kanouse felt These dresses have the young innocent look and because of this they have good chances of showing up again. 14 Fashions of 1979-80

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A radioactive leak at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant was a threat to many at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Building plans were stopped across the country as the .federal government stopped issuing licenses until all building sites were inspected. Pope John Paul II, the first Pope to visit the United States, performs mass at Madison Square Garden. The Pope also visited Chicago, Washington D C. and Boston. In his services, he spoke strongly against abortion and birth control. The Pope started his reign last year after the unexpected death of Pope John Paul I. Shah Mohammed Riza Pahleive of Iran recuperated from cancer in New York City and later traveled to Panama. During his stay in the U.S., the Ayatollah demanded the Shah's return so he could be tried for crimes against the State of Iran. The Shah denied the charges brought against him by the Iranians. The Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the Moslem Spiritual Leader, is currently directing military, political and economic movement of Iran by way of revolutionary counsel. He was put into exile in France by the Shah for over eight years and he overpowered his predecessor for leadership of Iran. President James E. Carter faced a tough decision during his term concerning the situation in Iran. This was so time consuming, he said, he did not get to campaign in Iowa, but he came out on top of the caucas with 59% of the votes compared to Ted Kennedy's 31%. 16 National News of 1979-80