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

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Reigns Over ’65 Homecoming Festivities FAR LEFT — John Marks goes in for a jump shot while Hammond Gavit players surround him. LEFT — Susie Hawke and Carolyn Kozyra hold a victory hoop as the basketball team charges through. ABOVE — Hoarse voices are produced by the stu- dent enthusiasm at basketball pep session. LEFT — Booster Club President Dennis Fowler keeps the audience in suspense while he opens the en- velope announcing the queen. The candidates were: Left to right Nancy Jo High escorted by Larry Longacre; Susan Brickley escorted by Eddie Schwucow; and Bonnie Clovey escorted by Mickey Shalapsik. 19

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Senior Bonnie Clavey Crowned Queen? Senior Bonnie Clavey was crowned Basketball Homecoming Queen by Den- nis Fowler, Booster Club president, dur- ing a halftime presentation in January. This year ' s candidates were selected differently. Senior, junior, and sopho- more basketball players nominated a girl from each of their classes and then the selection of queen was decided upon by the student body. Junior Susan Brickley, escorted by Eddie Schwuchow and Sophomore Nan- cy Jo High on the arm of Larry Long- acre made up the court. Serving as escort for the queen was Mickey Shalapsik. Although the Brickie Cagers were not successful in their attempt to defeat Hammond Gavit, the unfaltering en- thusiasm of the crowd filled the gym- nasium. German Club sponsored the after- game dance held in the cafeteria. Chairmen from the German Club along with Booster Club officers worked dili- gently to make the Homecoming dance a success. Terry Taylor and his Quartet provided musical entertainment for the evening. RIGHT — Bonnie Clavey beams with surprise and joy at being named homecoming queen, as her escort Mickey Shalapsik glows with pride at the announcement.

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’65 Yohannaire Entertains Capacity Crowd “Bits of Broadway was the theme of the 1965 Yohannaire. Under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Deal, and Miss Marlene Sparschu, the show was hailed as one of the best ever produced at Hobart High School. Try-outs for the program began early in December. A committee of stu- dents from the Student Council and a committee of faculty members sat through the auditions and voted thru a point system for their choices. After final try-outs a list was posted of the acts chosen for the show. Rehearsals then began for many weeks and long hours. The end result was, however, worth the work. Let Me Entertain You, one of the top songs from the Broadway hit show Gypsy, opened the program. There’s No Business Like Show Business was sung by the entire cast as a grand finale. Proceeds of the Yohannaire will go to the AFS Fund and for a scholarship to a graduating senior. BELOW — Members of Taylor Quartet, Jim Wright on drums. Bill Culver on sax, Jack Thomason on trumpet, and Terry Taylor on piano talk things over between numbers. ABOVE — Sailors Pat Bodnar and Micki Garbor eye vivacious hula dancer Emil Uremovich in Honeybun.