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

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Varsity Team chooses Par Evans as the 1958 Basketball Queen Resgnsng as queen for the 1957 58 Basketball Season was Pai Evans sensor Her all sensor court was Barbara Thomas and Donna Shannon Escorfs who were members of the varssfy baskeiball team were Jsm Meade Dwasn Crssp and Chuck Vsgland i sv Q J -- 5, What have we here' Hobos rasdsng lhe Sensor locker room 7 Buy a carnafson for Cancer say Dsane Pflughoeff and Margaret No only the Sensors on Sensor Hobo Day Getfsng sn on she rasd Rage so Renee Shannon fleffl and Kafhy Msko lrsghrj Thss money are Bsll Fowble Sully Good Belly Edgsngion Mary Sue Msscko maksng prosect was sponsored by the Debufeens and the proceeds Dave Dsckson Gerrse Kopko and Judy Ferksnhoff were sent to the Cancer Foundafson f . I . . I . . 's .- vs I V ,Q 3,1 Nu . I x V X4 ' '- ' ' Xi' G s in I ' - x 1 . . 4 l K - 1 f' A Vf - ' fo f- S r , Q ' V , , I5

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K '5f ' Lookmg up a few government terms ahead of tlme are these Girls and Boys Staters who will go to Indiana Unlversuty this June to learn more about government Boys will attend June 14 to 21 and gurls June 21 to 29 Above are ifront YOWD Joyce Black OO- burn Rose Ann Luby Jenlynne Layer and .hm Herruck In the back row are Bob Jeffers Larry Snyder Pat Stone Bull Lundy Gloria Callaway Brent Dnckson and Gulbert Robmson 12 students attend Girls and Boys States, 8 ln Qulll and Scroll . Ulf' l Y rfxf I sriaz X Elght Hobart Hugh students belong to Qulll and Scroll, a national honorary organnzataon for hugh school lournalrsts Members work on euther the school newspaper or yearbook and funds from each pay for the puns each new member receives I4 tp N T is Those un Quill and Scroll are Doug Spangler, Mary Martin, Larry Schaefer, Cstandmgj Carol Hughes, Margaret Prentnss, Brent Dlckson, Carol Schmelter, and Gerrue Kopko All work on the newspaper ex cept Gerrle who IS photographer and events editor of the yearbook fr , '. '25 ' ' S ' L H- 'in'.r.E' 3 'Q .jf I, 'L 154 A l 1' 'f :V 5 x '- ' Y, .fl g , k t L . Y '4 I L X -l . ,Q I 4 ul 5. at .O ' n M -4 --F---H . S - s f a g , o s C , ' -Q 4 ,ffl . T Xf ,I ' I Jw X 5 L 3 . , x X ,I V 1 i T1 - a X Q ., ,IYA K 3 ,V 0

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At 8 A.M. Wednesday, February 5, Hobart Seniors took over City Hall. This was Govern- ment Day. Government Day had its beginning last year. It is a day when seniors learn more about their city government by doing the work of city officials. Anyone who wished to take part filled out an application stating their qualifications for the iobs they applied for. Miss Thomp- son, government teachers, and a student council committee screened the applications until the twenty-seven senior officials were chosen. In preparation for their work, the city officials, especially the mayor, clerk-treas- urer and councilmen, were asked to attend the City Council meeting on January 22nd to see how the business was transacted. Each official was to visit the person he represented to learn more about his job and government classes discussed problems which might be brought to the attention of the city. According to law-Mayor Fred Rose pointed out to Violet Guess, and Larry Schaefer, acting Clerk-Treasurer and Mayor, that iay-walking is illegal. Mayor Rose was very helpful to Violet and Larry on Government Day , when explaining their many duties in overseeing the city. Twenty-seven seniors conduct city business on Government day Time cussion dential Nibbe, 16 to take a break! The City Council looks up from its dis- of where street lights are needed in the fast growing resi- districts of Hobart. Members of the Council are Loren Gerrie Kopko, Jocelyn Hahn, Clyde Metz, Mayor larry Schaefer, Clerk Violet Guess, Bob Etter, Joyce Burke and Pat Evans. The acting city council toured the city to view the street light and road situations with the regular council members, and they also visited the sewage plant. JH 'Q-qp: 1-ga a,.-Y