Hobart Senior High School - Memories Yearbook (Hobart, IN)

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u f - ,v--I 4 ,,,.. I nm Linda Lain, president, points out a verb coniugation in French as treasurer, lynn Carlsong vice-president, Karen Dunn, and secretary, Penny Kerhin look on. French Club Gives Senior Study Grant Qu'est-ce que ceci? C'est une groupe de francais. Providing a social group ot young adults interested in France's culture and language is the main purpose of the French Club of Hobart Senior High School. The main activity of the club is the presentation of a scholarship to a worthy French student. Enabling the students to learn more readily is the language lab along with the addition of books, which explain forms and answer questions to accom- pany the tapes. Teaching the students and sponsor- ing the club is Madame Friedrich. Among the activities of the club was the working in the snack bar for two weeks. left-FRONT ROW: B. Eden, R. Ewing, J. Work' man, R. Halverson, J. Randazzo, J. Hipsher, J. Weber, B. Hughes, B. Welch. ROW 2: M. Weeks, J. Kolczay, P. Wolfe, C. Worthington, L. Claxton, J. Kos, C. Park, S. Palas, S. Sihvonen. ROW 3: J. Lancaster. E. Kielstrom, P. Stout, G. Frailey, K. Aitken, L. Westtorth, S. Hinkle, P. Hasxc, S. Mel- ton, C. Willmoth, D. McDowell. Below-FRONT ROW: L. Goftiney, L. LawBaw, C. Borbush, T. Martin, J. J. Smith, L. Carlson, J. Greene, L. Cicak, S. Lain, S. Sears, P. Kerhin. ROW Wronko, D. Sutherland, P. Martin, M. Nordquist, L. Hrapcak, L. Brown, B. 3: D. Jordan, M. Risinger, R. Ludwig, J. Fasel, R. Cole, C. Whelan, J. Zack, Hughes. ROW 21 S. Allendarf, P. Schiess, M. Esping, K. Bailey, M. Niksch, K. Dunn, M. Williams, D. Nault, R. Sweeney. ,,,,

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German Club Enjogs Dinner 5 in Chicago Visiting a German Restaurant, order- ing from a menu written completely in German and enjoying many foods whose origin goes back to Germany highlighted the year's social events for the members of Hobart High's Ger- man Club. Along with the German Club spon- sor, Miss Theresa Leptich, several mem- bers went to Chicago, Illinois, to enioy an annual German Dinner, April 29. Members of the club sponsored the Basketball Homecoming Dance as their primary money-raising proiect for the year. The dance was held in the cafe- teria, and music was provided by the Hitchhikers. At monthly meetings members of the German Club discussed and learned about the customs and traditions of the German people. All members are required to have had at least one year of German. This club was organized to enable students to become familiar with the culture and customs of Germany and the Ger- man-speaking people. Luft-Testing over the console are the officers of German Club, Marilyn Ledyord, treasurer: Dennis Sonntag, vice-president, Kathy Mundell, secretary, and sented, Mike Coulter, president. Front low: T. Martin, D. Fitzgerald, D. McMillan, L. Massey, K, Mundell, A. Dravet, N. Hulsay, D. Hill, P. Bennett. ROW 2: E. Pope, K. Winske, N. Holt, V. Rogers, K. Smith, M. Ledyard, D. Sanntag, S. Gronlund, C. Dickey. ROW 3: 'ns .1 it 2 D. Dunning, J. Conn, D. Franzwa, K. Durltel, M. W Kolczok, G. Butz, L. Butz, M. Coulter, D, Fiske, R illiams.

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Home Ec Club Spreads Cheer. Takes Trips Christmas cheer accompanied the members of the Home Economics Club of Hobart Senior High as they took holiday goodies to an orphanage in Hammond, Indiana. Touring the American Institute of Laundering in Joliet, Illinois, and Mid- American Homes as well as making candleholders kept the club busy. Selling cookbooks last year and this year enabled the members of the club to make ditty bags to send to the soldiers in Viet Nam for Christmas presents, Paper, pens, soap, gum, puzzles and wash cloths were some of the items included in the bags. Gary Chapter of the Red Cross helped to send the bags overseas where they were distributed to the servicemen. Members also participated in the Channel ll drive for the Chicago tele- vision station. This enabled the network to have more programs of educational interest. Left-FRONT ROW: P. Chaires, J. Davis, M. West, P. Slicker, D. Collins. ROW 2. L. Angotti, M. Hinkle, J. Wesley, J. Wesley, M. Marben. ROW 3: P. Sawyer, c. vukub, s. Hams, K. Bailey, M. Snyder, Horns Economics Club Officers are Mary Hinkle, vice-president, Jean Wesley, historian Marie Snyder secretary, Sue Hinkle, treasurer, und Paula Sawyer,