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

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Working diligently on campaign devices are Mayor candidate Randy Lacey and Sandy Longacre. Representing the Purple Party in this years election are Sophomore Pam Bliss and Junior Chuck Enslen. 29

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Gold Ticket Victorious for Mayor-Clerk Campaigns, slogans, floats and whitewash highlighted the annual Mayor-Clerk election. Next year’s Mayor and Clerk of the Student Council will be Randy Lacey and Marion Meilaender. As Mayor, Randy’s job will be to pre- side over all Student Council meet- ings. Marion’s duties as clerk will be taking and writing the minutes of all council meetings. Candidates for Mayor and Clerk were selected at a special conven- tion. Randy Lacey and Chuck Ens- len emerged Mayor champs while Marion Meilaender and Pam Bliss were chosen Clerk opponents. Leading the Mayor-Clerk parade is Hobart’s ROTC marching unit. Juniors Bob Sim- mons Kevin Fenwick, Senior Charlie Whelan and John Mochan head the line of marchers. Below — Gold party candidates Randy Lacey and Marion Meilaender ride at the head of the parade. Both candidates emerged the victors of the Mayor-Clerk elections. 28

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Couples Enter Into Moonlight and Roses” Brent Eldridge leads Sally Benson through the arch onto the dance floor at the prom. Walking through the floral arch onto the marble dance floor, 200 starry-eyed couples entered into “Moonlight and Roses,” the annual Junior-Senior Prom, April 26. At the Oak Ridge Roller Rink, couples danced to the music of Bob Wilson’s Band. Senior Mike Schammert and Ju- nior Beth Scott were crowned King and Queen. At San Remo’s Restaurant, entertainment was provided by WCFL’s Dick Biandi. At 3:30 a.m. the post-prom party came to an end. After returning home for a few hours’ sleep, couples headed for the Dunes. Right — Pam Steen and Helen Popp engage in conversation at the after prom party.