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

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Joey Whittington balances the crown of Homecoming Queen Kim Wolfe, while Mark Sneed waits. After winning the title of Homecoming Queen, senior Kim Wolfe shares her joy with Jackie Bishop and Susan Gardner. Homecoming 11

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Penny Votes Add Up December 6, 1980 was the big night for the eight girls who were chosen as homecoming queen candidates. The candidates raised penny votes for six weeks. Projects such as raffles, candy sales, garage sales, bake sales and breakfasts were among the money-making projects the girls used in their campaigns. Halftime of the Hauser-North Decatur game finally arrived. The chosen theme song for the event was True Love. First, it was an- nounced that Kelly Finke, sophomore, won the Prettiest Baby Contest, which was voted on by the students. Next, junior Shari Taylor and her escort Paul Douglas were announced as third runner-up. Debbie McCarty, also a junior, and her escort Shawn Thayer finished second runner-up. First runner-up Lori Hart was escorted by Scott Maley. Everyone was quiet as senior Kim Wolfe, escorted by Mark Sneed, was announced as the 1980-1981 Hauser Homecoming Queen. Other participants were sophomore Jill Norman and freshmen Lori Kaler and Susan Bode. Hauser Homemakers sponsored the homecoming dance after the basketball game in honor of the queen, her court and the other homecoming contestants. Hauser students David Ziegler, Jennifer Rathburn, Gary Taylor, Amy Skurka, Lonnie Clary and Angela Rathburn perform an informal kickline at the Homecoming Dance, which was sponsored by the Hauser Homemakers. The 1980 Hauser High School Homecoming Court: Front Row: Jamie Sneed, crownbea-rer and Aaron Robb, flower girl. Middle Row: Susan Bode, freshman; Lori Kaler, freshman; Shari Taylor, junior, third runner-up; Lori Hart, senior, first runner-up; Kim Wolfe, senior, 1980 Hauser High School Homecoming Queen; Lisa Christy, sophomore, 1979 Hauser High School Homecoming Queen; Debbie McCarty, junior, second runner-up; Kelly Finke, sophomore, Prettiest Baby Award, and Jill Norman, sophomore. Top Row: Kris Mote, Brian Phelps, Paul Douglas, Scott Maley, Mark Sneed, Joey Whittington, Shawn Thayer, Jeff Sweet and Kevin Rucker 10 Homecoming

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Traveling Troupe After a few years of low membership, the senior high band was again at full strength last year with the addition of 17 freshmen up from the junior high band of the previous year. The band made several parade appearances, including the Sesquicentennial celebration, and played at various concerts. As part of the Sesquicentennial celebration, the band performed at a picnic on the Hope town square with then-Gover-nor Otis Bowen in attendance. It was an honor to play with such a distinguished person in the audience, said David Golden, a junior. In mid-November, the band began playing between all of the boys' reserve and varsity home games. Senior Jill Ash-brook said, Though it took a lot of work, I didn't mind playing at all of the games because we didn't play when the actual game was being played. The senior high band planned to tour the nation's capital in late April. While in Washington D.C., the Marching Jets hoped to perform at such landmarks as the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol Building. This year was my best year in band because as a senior, I had some leadership and control, summed up senior Darla Everroad. Charles T. Biggs, High School Band, Junior High Band, Music Theory and History 8. B.S. Ball State, M.A. Indiana Central. The wear and tear of marching begins to show as senior high band members make their way down Washington Street, the last leg of the Heritage Days Parade. Senior high band members practice their marching techniques for the upcoming Heritage Days parade while Doug Gelzleichter sits out on the side lines with a broken leg. 12 Senior High Band