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

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Before their performance, Cindy Bius and Tonya Rousch practice. Half of the girls line up at each end of the gym and then march in to the school song cadence. The Hauserettes form an 'H while the band plays the school song. The black and white shorts were worn for the Jail House Rock” performance after the opposing schools' school song was completed. Hauserettes: Top Row: Stacy Franz. Sonja Pierce. Kim Dillingham, Kathy Harlow, and Pam Hancock. Middle Row: Mechelle Deweese, Weena Butler, Carrie Cook, MaDonna Saltsman. Stacy Buckler, and Cindy Buis. Sandy Embry, Trish Watkins, Sonja Wilson, Captain; Kris Fiesbeck, captain; Tonya Rousch, and Melissa Love. During halftime, the girls do the Tree' routine while the band accompanies them. Bleacher routines include Tuxedo, The Bird, and Jazz. Hauserettes 13

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Flrll ime For IL A Change With the new band director, Mr. Rodney Nees, came new ideas. What I eventually want to do is establish a color guard rather than just having the Hauserettes do dance routines,” stated Mr. Nees. The Hauserettes attended a one-day camp at Greenwood to learn how to use flags. Captain Sonja Wilson stated, It will take a lot more experience than that to become really good, but the camp gave us an idea of what using flags was like.” Another change came in November when their sponsor Susan Norman resigned her position and Lisa Cle-land became her replacement. Captain Kristina Fies- beck commented, It didn't take long to get used to the change. Everything worked out okay and the year continued to run smoothly. Between a new band director and a new sponsor, there were some changes that took place. Such things included being required to attend the State Band Competition at the Hoosier Dome, and performing band routines at the conclusion of all home ball games. Concluded Kim Dillingham, I think this is just the beginning. I'm sure in the years to come we will see some very definite changes and improvements with the Hauserettes.” Kathy Harlow does a sidestep during the Batesville school song while the squad forms Batesville’s initial letter. The Hauserettes march to form an “H during Hausers school song. They also form the opponents initial letter while the band plays their school song. 12 Hauserettes

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‘Tlew Ideas, Old Standards Larry and Lynn Detwiler are always trying to think of new and fun ideas that will attract students' attention. One of these ideas was a manhunt at the beginning of the school year. Students interested in Campus Life were asked to meet at the school cafeteria one evening. Teams were divided into three people each. A list of about 20 items was given to each team. They were to find as many of these items at school within twenty minutes. The team who collected the most people was treated to an evening at Paramount Pizza Palace. Lynn Detwiler commented. The main reason for ding this was to attract as many people as we could for Campus Life. In December, the Detwiler's came up with another great idea. They planned a Christmas Dinner and sent out invitations. But this was no ordinary Christmas Dinner. It was something called a regressive dinner. The twist is each food was renamed so they wouldn't know what anything was. Karmin Oldham commented. Everyone who attended got a kick out of it.” But the idea behind Campus Life isn't just fun and games. Its purpose is for youths to have an opportunity to meet and discuss some of the problems that affect them. Angie Tanguma stated. I really get something out of it. Campus Life members Karmin Oldham. Angie Miller. Kim Dillingham. and Kristen Abies read verses from the Bible which is used as a reference during discussions. Can It Be True? As one of the activities, at Stoney-creek workshop. Stephanie Coy fires a BB gun at a target while matt Bragg watches. Other activities included a box social and games. GAMES PEOPLE PLAY The club gives us a chance to have fun and learn at the same time.” replied Amy Broady. The fun occurred during the playing of games such as Win. Lose or Draw and Jeopardy. The games used Latin words that have been studied. Since the second and third year Latin classes met in the same room at the same time they formed a Latin club. The club meets the second Friday of every month, during Think of a history class where no books are needed and the students learn by first person presentations and living the way of the pioneers. Actually having fun and learning at the same time! This is reality for the Hauser Historians. a chapter of the Indiana Junior Historical Society (I.J.H.S.). There are clubs all over Indiana. Their motto is History is Fun” and they try their best to prove that with their various activities. With the help of their sponsor. Ed Johnson, the members have gone on canoe trips and individuals have done presenta- the seventh period class. The club gives the students a break from translating. but they are still Gina West and Kristen Abies watch patiently as Karla Glaser draws the latin word navis ship on the board for her team during Win. Lose, or Draw in 14 Clubs and Organizations