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

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Preparing to Shake, Rattle Roll are Hauserettes Lori Hart, Shelly Kanouse and Kim Wallace. God Bless America sets the mood as Kim Wallace and Lisa Bragg wave their colored flags high. In kick line formation the Hauserettes perform during half time of the Brown County game. Hauserettes 15

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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

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Touching Tunes Candlelight illuminates the faces of senior high choir members as they close the annual Christmas Concert with the singing of Silent Night The 43 senior high choir members worked hard and participated in many events throughout the year! commented Mrs. Ruby Walker, vocal music director. These events included singing at Miller's Merry Manor and Four Seasons Convalescent Center, taking part in the annual Christmas, Fall, Spring and Sacred Concerts and visiting Clowes Hall at Butler University Campus to see the Fred Waring Show. Several students also participated in the solo and ensemble contest which Hauser hosted. Show group and the Golden Tones, which are smaller groups of senior high choir members, performed at the FHTA Christmas party and also at a Rainbow initiation meeting. 'From the residents at the convalescent centers to the children at the annual Christmas Concert, the choir brought smiles to the faces of all those they touched with their inspirational songs, concluded Nina Tedder. Mrs. Ruby Walker, Senior High Choir, Junior High Choir, Showgroup and Golden Tones. B.M. Ohio Christian College. B.S. Kentucky Christian College Senior High Choir: Top Row: Penny Lob-dell, Angie Compton, Markita Hatton, Connie Williams, Laura Fourman, Melinda West, Nina Tedder, Lori Kaler, April Jeffries, Pam Bense, Frances Jones, Janie Brewer and Mrs. Ruby Walker. Second Row: Lynn Gearhart, Glenda Butler, Leah Thayer, Lettie Henderson, Betty Quillen, Joyce Lazzell, Claudette Johns, Ty Herron and Jackie Robb. Third Row: Shawn Thayer, Troy Embry, John Burney, Larry Clary, Dave Francisco and James Hamilton. Bottom Row: Lisa Sisson, Kim Gibson, Diane Bilderback, Jennifer Rathburn, Angie Kelley, Jackie Hill and Holly Hull. 16 Senior High Choir