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

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BOYS’ RESERVE TENNIS Opponent We-They Triton Central 5-0 Morristown 0-1 Waldron 4-0 Indian Creek 0-2 Batesville 3-2 Seymour 7-3 Silver Creek 1-5 Brown County 2-2 Most Valuable Player Sean Orwin Boys' Tennis: Top Row: John Burney, manager: Steve Webb. Greg Smith. Jeff Miller, Daron Taylor. Greg Webb. Daryl Rose. Sean Orwin and Tom Canright coach. Bottom row: Brian Shaw. Jon Hoover. Gary Johnson. Kris Mote. Tom Biggs and Brent Abies. Not pictured: Barry Anderson and Tim Dillinhan. After returning the ball to his opponent. Steve Webb gets in ready position and waits on the next ball. BOYS' VARSITY TENNIS Opponent We-They Triton Central 4-1 Whiteland 3-2 Morristown 3-2 Waldron 5-0 Indian Creek 3-2 Batesville 1-4 Seymour 2-3 Silver Creek 0-5 i East Reserves 5-0 Brown County 3-2 North Reserves 3-2 Sectional Triton Central 4-1 Connersville 3-2 Shelbyville 3-2 Regional Richmond 0-5 Honors Most Valuable Player Daryl Rose Best Record: 11-5 Daryl Rose 11-5 Greg Smith Most Improved Player Tom Biggs At the regional in Richmond the officials During a meet against Waldron. Tom Biggs hand out the game balls to Tom Biggs and uses a backhand to return the ball. Steve Webb before the matches begin. 10 Tennis

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 Power Vo I ley ball” Girls' Varsity Volleyball: Allie Bierlein, manager: Miriam Hayes. Terry Nolting. Kelly Finke, Susan Keller. Lora Miller. Margo Richter, Lucretia Glick, Joyce Lazzell. Tri-cia Gommel. Angi Beeker. Kim Nading and Miss Cindy Sare, coach. Junior Kim Nading uses a set to keep the ball in the air in the third game against Greensburg. Hauser lost the game with a score of 8 to 15. Power's the name and volleyball's the game. That's the type of game that Hauser’s 1981-82 volleyball teams played last season. According to coach Cindy Sare. Power Volleyball is a totally different kind of game; it's more strategic. For the varsity, the season ended with an overall record of 9-8, including sectionals. In the second game of the sectionals, they were beaten by Waldron with a score of 15-13. Miss Sare said, Both teams had a good first year with lots of improvement in In the second game against Greensburg. Lucretia Glick sends the ball back with force and scores for Hauser. The game ended with a score of 5-15; Hauser lost. skills, their setting was the thing that was improved the most. This being her first year as coach at Hauser, she did a real good job. I think she helped the team improve a lot, said senior Joyce Lazzell. There will be four seniors who will be leaving the team, but coach Sare has plans for the 1982-83 season. “I plan for them to be stronger and I'm anticipating a change to a more complicated offense, concluded Miss Sare. Senior Margo Richter scores for Hauser in the first game against Greensburg by spiking. Hauser won the game with a score of 15 to 11. Varsity Volleyball 9

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In a doubles match against Waldron. Kris Mote and Jon Hoover wait for the next serve. They won the match 6-3 helping the Jets' win the meet 3-2. As he receives a serve, senior Daryl Rose shows his unique style. Daryl won the match 6-0 helping the Jets' win the meet 3-2 against Brown County. History Making Season Beginning in late August, the Hauser Tennis Team started practice to meet their goal of a sectional win. “We had three losses during the season; they were to Batesville, Seymour and Silver Creek all in a row. We may have lost, but by playing these stronger teams, we were more prepared for the sectional,” stated Coach Tom Canright. Then in the Shelbyville Sectional in October, the work paid off. “By being the underdog at the sectional we had the advantage, commented senior Daryl Rose. The Jets' went up against Triton Central and won 4-1, then played Connersville and won 3-2, followed by Shelbyville to take the sectional title with a score of 3-2. This was the first sectional win in Hauser history. What really made this year dif- ferent, remarked junior Greg Webb, was leadership. The coach played with the team, got along with the team, and led us towards a terrific season. According to Kris Mote, a junior, “One of the strongest areas of the team was the good sportsmanship. Everyone backed each other up.” The varsity has won 41 games and lost 20 games during the 5 years that tennis has been a sport at Hauser. When figuring this out, Coach Canright commented, “One reason for this is that there is no one outstanding player, but 10 players all close in ability working together. “We had a good season record and since it's a young team, next year should be even better, concluded Daryl Rose. Tennis l 1