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

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Hobart Cuty School System turned over to the senuors for a day Tuckung Dorunne Klawutter, the Guudunce Durector, unto the suck bed us Jennue Speer who us performung only one of the tasks of Mrs Shone, dean of gurls I2 Senuors stepped unto the shoes of the school board admunustrators teachers and offuce help on May 16 Senuor Day Thus us the fufth year the upperclassmen have had thus pruvulege Classes were carrued on as usual wuth all Hobart Cnty Publuc schools partucupatung uncludung the lunuor and senuor hugh Foreman Mundell Luberty and Rudgevuew The purpose of Senuor Day us to acquaunt the upperclassmen wuth the problems of teachers and the school admunustratuon on a typucal school GY May 9 was set asude as Vusutung Day when Senuors vusuted the classes of the teacher whose posutuon they were goung to full Judy Brushky who us takung Mrs Bauleys place un the lubrary on Senuor Day helps Car olyn Beech fund some reference materual un an encyclopedua u . . V K 1 1 I . . . I I 1 r I , . . . . . . , , . I .

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A use ' g V? A time to learn about leader- ship-Hobart High students and representatives from eleven area schools had this opportunity at the third annual leadership con- A ' ference sponsored by the student Q - council, held October 22nd and 23rd. There were three sessions dur- ing school time and a new night session at which Judge Meszar of the Lake County Juvenile Court spoke, building his talk around the word Chicken , 5'3- Lana Ruegamer and Reed Stewart, this year's Girls' and Boys' State Governors, provided another new treat. The Qual- ities of Leadership was the topic of their speeches. Movies, discussion groups and other interesting speakers made this year's conference a success. The visitors from other schools were invited to study our con- ference as a step towards setting up conferences of their own. 1l1 ', 4 NF? Mary Martin, chairman of the hospitality committee, is shown greeting four of our 12 visitors from other schools. The visitors were student council representatives studying our conference to take back ideas for leadership conferences of their own. Hobart students were eligible to attend if they held any high school office. Hobart's third Leadership Conference is host to ll area schools P? L 4.3 ig V, r 3 gi MM ., y, ,ua 1 '- .rs Wi. , . -L 342. ' is 'ex .Q rm .l...'..i?s. i What qualifications should a nominee for office have? This was answered by the panel and the audience who added many import- ant points. On the panel from left are Susan Shane, Gloria Calla- way, Loren Nibbe, Pat Evans and Bob Etter. we AY Joann Clemens, cheerleader, gives her viewpoints on cheerleaders and pep sessions as Vivian Selby, Johanna Nolcheff, and Bob Etter listen. The group discussions could either discuss one of the topics provided by the student council or any school problem. ll

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Carnival yields money toward purchase of equipment for students Penny here penny there pennies were important for they counted as a vote apiece to choose our Carnival King and Queen Bake sales were held to raise money for the candidates and for the last few days of the race a chart showed the standings of the candidates Each of On carnival night the buzz ing rooms of Hobart High held such activities as a sponge and basketball throw wishing well spook house senior cafe and, of course refreshments The homerooms were in charge of the activity held in that room The money that was raised will and in the purchase of equipment for the student body Karen Voyles and Scott Wilson were proclaimed the carnival royalty The Seniors Blue Nose Cafe held many famous star attrac tions Some of the celebrities Cplayed by seniors onlyl were Elvis Presley The Milk Bar Quar tet Lawrence Welk and his band, torch singers and a boys chorus line all of which attributed to an entertaining show the four classes were represented From the left are Judy ONeal Vera Storey Mick Zlmny Queen Karen Voyles Kung Scott Wilson Mary Kay Netzhammer Wally Bnelewlcz Fran Cheverton and Bob Walk Have you ever seen a better looking Girls chorus line? They were featured at the Seniors Blue Nose Cafe on Carnival night The chorus line who have strange names for gurls are from left to right Jack Traeger Gene Kovel Dick Gerllch Bob Gravel Scott Wilson Bob Bessugano Ken Wilson and Bruce Lambert I3 . 9 . 7:- M-I. an . , , , Af , . r X f is . r All . . K ' A l Ps ' S ' 'f ' 3 , A i , t . f - ' ff - 12, 9 v - , X 5 . Q , .... , . . . , . . I I I F . I . . . I I I f 3 ,, ' ' I I V f I , . . . . u ,l Y . . . . . 1- gn ' 5.4, . ' . ' I I . I - I ' ll I Ill ' ' . .H ,H - . - . . . . , ' . ' , ' : , 1 1 . , , , -