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

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Mr. Canright's assistant. Amy Smith, collates papers in the front, hall. Harmony In Work The booster club stands during the introduction of the starting line up at the Bates-ville game. The boys' varsity players huddle on the court before the Waldron game to do a team cheer. As the students got back into the swing of school there were a few noticeable changes, one of the most obvious was the dropping of homeroom. Now students had only six classes before they were “free.” “I like not having homeroom. Now I get home early enough to watch General Hospital, stated Susan Venable. Some students did not go home after school. Those that stayed, in most instances, were involved in one or more of the six different sports at Hauser or other extra curricular activities. Whether in class or sports the six grade levels had to cooperate. Working together made the school function much smoother. Mary Frady commented, “All six different grade levels seemed to get along well together this year. It was a good year. 4 Opening

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Jon Lortz puts mustard on his sandwich from the ala carte line in the cafeteria. The line was expanded to include a larger variety of sandwiches, beef jerkey and ice cream. Six Part Harmony The halls, silent for the past three months, rang with peals of laughter and the buzz of excited voices. As the 1981-82 school year began, Hauser students settled down to another school year. For the seniors there was a confusing combination of relief, happiness and anticipation crossed by sadness, dread and anxiety. David Golden commented, “I can’t be- lieve it’s almost over, it went by so fast and I had a lot of fun. All the students, in seventh grade up to twelfth, shared a common goal. For these six grades the goal was to work together in harmony to make 1981-82 one of the best years Hauser had ever seen. Separate we would achieve nothing, but banded together, we created Six Part Harmony. Bruce Beeker relaxes while listening to Ambush. now renamed Illusion, during the dedication of the new bandstand in Hope. Dan Lentz and Aaron Pitman eat their plate lunches in the cafeteria. The plate lunch line offered a variety of new foods this year such as Tacos. Burritos and Jaws. Opening 3

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The varsity cheerleaders do a mount for Two Bits during a time out of the Waldron game. Gary Jessee and Ty Herron model their outfits for punk day, which was sponsored by Jetstream, during their sales spirit week. Darrin Holder chews a straw while turning to see the blackboard in his seventh grade math class. Opening 5