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

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SESQUICENTENNIAL 1330 1980 rurM„ HOPEIHDUIH events iij i i rrn Wearing new uniforms, the trumpeteers, a group that was formed exclusively for the Christmas Concert, performs a number entitled The Early Bird. Senior High Band: Front Row: Grif Mau-pin. Brad Kissling, Bruce Beeker, Chris Matlock, Mark Harlow, Jeff Stoner, Rick Saltsman, Jon Titus, Brent Beeker, Mark Dodd, Scott Garrison, Doug Wood and Sam Hoy. Second Row: Charisse Garwood, Debbie Landauer, Terri Arnett, Lauri Ray, Susan Keller, Janet Howe, Jane Carman and Jill Ashbrook. Third Row: Lynn Biggs, Angie Beeker, Lisa Lewis, Sara Strietel-meier, Sandi Harker, Susanne Golden and Diane Collier. Fourth Row: Fred Shipley, Kim Nading, Danny Lentz, Steve Hamilton, Chris Crowel, Amy Seward, Kathy Robertson, Kelli Misner and Jan Stolze. Fifth Row: Greg Webb, David Golden, Greg Smith, Daron Taylor, Gary Johnson, Darla Everroad and Tony Holder. Last Row: Kris Gernentz, Mike Harlow, Doug Gelzleichter, Jon Stoner, Brad Douglas, Tom Biggs, Jim Hamilton, Jay Stoner, Charles Fields and Barry Trotter. Senior High Band 13

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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

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The Hauserettes form the letter H as a part of their routine. They are accompanied by the band playing the school song. As Hauserettes Lisa Bragg, Angie Titus and Kim Wallace relax in between stand routines, Shelly Kanouse gives the North Decatur mascot, David Miller, a pat on the back. They’re Playing The Hauserettes: Inner Circle: Lieutenant Pam Bense, Captain Shari Beck, Captain Shelly Kanouse and Lieutenant Lori Hart. Outer Circle: Susan Bode, Kim Vanarsdale, Lori Kaler, Jackie Bishop, Debbie Beck, Susan Venable, Angie Keller, Debbie McCarty, Kerri Imlay, Kim Wallace, Lisa Bragg, Jill Norman, Angie Titus and Amy Bode. Our Songs Most people don't realize how hard we work because we make it look so easy, commented Hause-rette Lieutenant Lori Hart, and after the hard work it's really fun to do the performance. The Hauserettes performed nine routines last year during basketball season along with three parades, the spring tour and the annual trip to the state house. The routines performed by the Hauserettes were learned at the National Drill Team Clinic at Vincennes University. The team divided into two groups, each attending a different week of the camp. Ten routines were learned by each group, allowing Mrs. Pat Maple, Mr. Charles Biggs and the Hauserette captains to pick from a total of twenty routines. Last year's favorite routine, according to several Hauserettes, was Shake, Rattle Roll , a jazz routine. Co-captain Shari Beck said, The girls really liked some of the steps, and the music was fun to dance to. The audience seemed to like the disc routine best because of all the colorful ripples, said sponsor Pat Maple, but after practicing it over and over the girls got a little tired of it. According to Debbie McCarty and Jackie Bishop, “This year was a successful year because we were well organized and Shari and Shelly were really patient with us. 14 Hauserettes