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

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Sextet, Madrigal Group represents Hobart ln the State Contests ,5 b contest The members of thus maxed ensemble are front row Judy Boyd Judy Zlmmerman Donna Shannon Janet Fleming Second row Jocelyn Hahn Jennie Speer Ron Sowlnskl Leon Mann Third row les Porter Wayne Teague Dave Du 28 ckson and Ed Goff The Glee Club Sextet IS selected 'From among the gurls glee club classes They are chosen to represent the Glee Club In vanous programs and partlclpate In the state contest held for all muslc students Mrs Willson spends much tume outside of closs helping these gurls to get ready for thelr performances Thus years sextet ln cluded Carole Hughes Sandy DeMeyer Elaine Carpenter Judy Peterson Libby Furnish and Florence Taboada not shown .way ' f V 3 , - .2 T f. f K '-7 .fi . A F' 04, U, 1 2 l I E 3 , L x ,E X 1 il The A Cappella Madrigal group displayed these eaming 'Faces after taking a second place in the state - 1 , ' , 1 . : , ' , ' ', . ' : , ' ,--' we . f- y 4, , ' I we 1

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wages.: 5 1, -114 .392 Sprungtume means tour tume to the Hobart Hugh A Cappella Chour members Judy Zummerman cu member of the chour for two years unforms Chuck Walker Mary Sue Muscko Gerrue Kopko Jum lake and Muckey Zumny furst year members that the tour wull be nothung short of great Everybody us umpatuently wautung for the moment to board the chartered buses and be on theur way new appearance durung Sprung Tour On the tour they stopped at lnduana Unuversuty and several hugh schools to perform for students there The chour members stayed one nught un Induan apolus and the other on the Unuversuty campus The chour had a new look about ut on tour thus year unstead of the famuluar purple and gold robes the gurls were attured un powder blue sheath dresses The fellows wore black slacks and whute shurts wuth vests and black tues trummed un blue to match the gurls dresses These outfuts were worn for novelty numbers only when the students prepared for a reluguous song they agaun put on theur chour robes Assustung the chour un uts many local performances and on tour were a fune group of offucers Donna Shannon serv ed as student durector Jocelyn Hahn fund rausung chaurman Kay Burke, pub Iucuty Tom Welch equupment manager Mary Martun hustoruan Melussa Rutenour and Janet Flemung llbraruans and Dor unne Klawutter secretary, who worked hard on all chour busuness Mr Gene Sumons durector Donna Shannon student director and Pat Evans accompanust these three people put un many hours of theur own tume toward plannung and preporung for the success that the A Cappella Chour attauns throughout the year 27 . , , , . , , , , . . Y u 5 1 1 in ' I ,, .L . X I I 1 1 -I Y I -, as no Q ' 3 ' x I I .. . ,A 1 . I - I I lu I u n u 1 u ll I 1 i . ' ' ' ' . , . , : I : 1 I I 1. q a Q I . . . . . .

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Glee Club performs for seasonal Christmas and Spring Concerts After weeks of hard work and prac- tice, the Girls' Glee Club gave their first performance of the year at the Thanks- giving Convo held in Roosevelt Gym. They sang BLESS THIS HOUSE and LIFT THINE EYES. Both songs were excellent- ly presented and received with great enthusiasm. The Thanksgiving Convo was only the beginning, for no sooner had they laid aside the music for that occasion than they had to begin preparation for Christ- mas. They performed this time for the freshmen, singing SILVER BELLS, CAN- TIQUEDE NOEL, WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS, and IT'S BEGINNING TO e LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS. The music for the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert were the big events of the year for the girls. Once ' D again the Glee Club proves a credit to the music department. ,-.E n . Throughout the year Carole Hughes has been a big help to Mrs. Willson, director of the Girl's Glee Club. They work together to present fine music to their many audiences. Mrs. Willson, a 'fan of Fred Waring's has composed many songs her- self. Carole, a senior, has accompanied the Glee Clubs for three years and has won honors in state contests. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Nancy Acker, Alice Arnold, Cindy Ballogg, Carol Bemis, Carol Bencze, Bonita Black, Linda Brink, Elaine Carpenter, Frances Cheverton, Sharon Lee Cook, Sandy DeMeyer, Kathy Ferri, Jaqueline Heller, Carol Hughes, Sandy Lea, Peggy Louis, Louella McClain, Elizabeth Mc- Lacklan, Angeline Navarro, Joyce Newman, Donna Oakes, Sandra Paul, Carol Piornak, Rose Jean Porter, Jane Owens, Sheila Shultz, Lucille Stygar, Dianne Talian, Sharon Walters, Pat Wengel, Mary Wagoner, Janice Williams, Sandy Bryson, Judy Anderson, Pat Garland, Betty McBride, Irene Ksenak, Pat Zickhor, Sharon Adams, Sharon Anderson, Marcia Bannister, Kay Beckett, Judy Bierkness, Judy Brown, Patty Coleman, Mary Dault, Louise Dittmer, Barbara Dixon, Delores Fahey, Shirley Fisher, Mary Fosburgh, Libby Furnish, Marsha Grove, Judy Granzow, Etta Griffith, Betty Jean Guth, Marilyn Graham, Bonnie Hill, Sharon Jones, Bobbie Layne, Jo Anne Lindsay, Linda Lucas, Virginia Mayes, Valeria Mayes, Janet McSherry, Doris Novotny, Jean Owens, Dawn Pearson, Judy Peterson, Sue Remus, Dorothy Seberger, Jean Shearer, Regina Scott, Sandy Smith, Virginia Strudas, Anna Marie Sulie, Sue Swim, Florence Taboda, Brenda Waddell, Marjorie Wesley, Nancy Williams, and Darla Mast. 29