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

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ABOVE — Klinkers, left to right, Raleigh Thompson, Dennis Fowler, Rich Lain, Kenny Black, Jim Addison and Terry Mackey provides competition for the Girl s Chorus Line. LEFT — Actually, it ' s two people! Debby Grose and Jackie Parent perform an acrobatic stunt for Be a Clown. ' ' FAR LEFT — Melinda Mclntire sings Getting to Know You” in one of the solo numbers of the show. 21

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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.

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Plays Personified By Dramatic Classes Dramatic classes presented their fall play, “Dark of the Moon November 13, and 14. Tragedy struck at Witch-boy John, when he fell in love with a human girl, Barbara Allen. Folk songs and ballads of the moun- tain people were included in the play. Witch-boy John was portrayed by Ralph Sisco. Barbara Allen the girl he loves, was played by Barbara Dingee. “Strange Borders” was chosen as the Dramatics classes spring play. Mystery and comedy were combined as Boston Benny and his gang retired to Cordelia ' s boarding house after robbing a Boston bank. Cordelia was portrayed by Donna Wood. Tom Walden played Boston Benny. Dramatics classes have limited stage facilities with which to work, yet they present at least two plays every year. Students learn not only acting methods and how to portray a character, but also the basic functions of the stage, light- ing, and the relation of the actor to the audience. ABOVE — Folk woman Karen Brayfield howls that all must pray for Barbara Allen as the people begin praying. TOP — Conger people Tom Walden and Jamie Enrico discuss with witch Linda Johnston witch boy ' s chances at love. LEFT — Bank-robber Rich Raymond spins around as he is confronted with an unexpected question.