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

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All alone, Junior Jim Tedder keeps his pace as he heads toward the finish line. Jim had a final time of 17:35 to help the Jets' win 31-26 over Edinburg. CROSS COUNTRY Opponent We-They Greensburg 19-42 Southwestern 31-24 Waldron 24-34 Indian Creek 35-21 Laurel. Morristown 16-55,75 Crothersville 24-31 Edinburg 31-26 Brown County 29-30 North Decator 15-50 Shelbyville 47-15 East. North 76-27.30 Whiteland Invit: Varsity 6th; Reserve 1st. Jennings County Invit: Varsity 11th; Reserve 4th. Triton Central Sweepstakes Varsity 7th. Greensburg Invit: Varsity 6th; Reserve 7th. Mid Hoosier Conf. Varsity 2nd; Reserve 2nd. IHSAA Sectional at Greensburg 4th.: IHSAA Regional at Richmond 10th. Honors Most Valuable Runner: Jon Titus Most Improved Runner: Jon Matlock All Conference: Jon Titus Mark Tindall Cross Country 15

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3rd Time Running six miles, double the course distance, lifting weights and running sprints everyday at practice helped the Jet’s finish with a season record of 5-6 and for the third year in a row qualify for the regional at Richmond. “I was really pleasantly surprised at how well the team did, stated coach Gerald Jordan. “By losing nine seniors from last year, the season started out slow, but the underclassmen came through. It's hard to depend on first and second year runners, but they proved themselves and show a lot of promise for next year. The reserves placed first in the Whiteland Invitational and fourth in the Jennings County Invitational. Once again the Varsity placed second in the IHSAA Sectional at Greensburg and qualified for the regional where they placed tenth. “My hardest run was in the regional because they were all from larger schools, remarked junior Jim Tedder. But, the most memorable meet was against Columbus East because everyone kept passing me by and it really got depressing. According to senior Jon Titus, The most memorable individual win for me was Brown County. I had to come from behind and sprint the last 400 yards to pass the Brown County runners. That's really tough after already running three miles.” “A good cross country runner must have a strong dedication to improve,” added Coach Jordan, “and must be able to endure discomfort. These things go together for a winning season, and we are starting to make that a habit we hope to keep. Boys' Cross Country: Front Row: Brent Coy, Rick Martinez, Jon Matlock, Phil Crouse. Chris McKinney and Steve Sweet. Middle Row: Gerald Jordan, coach; Jon Titus. Jeff Sweet, Jim Tedder and Tim Ross. Back Row: Morris Miller. Rory Glick. Kris Gernentz, Grif Maupin. Joe Baute, Doug Gelzleichter, Mark Tindall and Rick Maley. While Mr. Miller announces the results after a meet. Senior Jon Titus receives his ribbon from Mr. Keller. Titus, as well as Mark Tindall, were named All Conference. Jon Matlock strides ahead of an Indian Creek runner in a home meet. The Jets' went on to win the meet 35-21. After placing fifth in the meet against South Decatur, Sophomore Rory Glick accepts his ribbon from senior Judy Wheel-den while Kris Gernentz, Jeff Sweet and Rick Martinez watch. 14 Cross Country

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Varsity Girls’ Basketball: Back Row: Susan Keller. Lora Miller. Lucretia Glick. Margo Richter. Jill Oldham. Kelly Finke. and Terry Nolting. Front Row: Janet Howe. Tammy Flora. Tricia Gommel. Miriam Hayes. Kim Nading and Joe Burney, coach. Lucretia Glick awaits a possible rebound while watching Margo Richter try for two. Margo scored 15 points, boosting Hauser to a win against Franklin. . k During an after school practice. Kin Nading attempts a pass to Janet Howe in a defense drill. While guarded by a Franklin player. Senior Margo Richter goes up with a jump shot attempting to score. Hauser won that game 37 to 34. 16 Girls’ Varsity Basketball