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

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Spanish Club Holds Christmas Fiesta Continuing the annual tradition. Spanish club members celebrated their Yuletide spirit during a Christmas Party. December 21. at the home of Peggy Green. Mexican tacos were served to create a Spanish atmosphere. Purchasing class materials and scholarships were made possible by club dues and money raising projects such as snackbar and basketball concession stands. Mr. Neff, along with approximately sixty members attended meetings once a month during the activity period. Suzanne Feola. HHS foreign exchange student, explained to members about life in Uruguay. Right — Spanish officers: Diane Zorich, sec: Diane Klahn, treas: Linda Kovich. v. pres Ray Swisher, pres. Beiow right — Ed McColl shows off his goodies after finally breaking the pinata. Below — Linda Kovich and Mr. Neff watch Peggy Green attempt splitting the pinata. 24

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French Club Travels to Art Institute While spending an entire day on a guided tour of the Art Institute French Club members also enjoyed French food in a Chicago restaurant. This year’s foreign exchange student. Susan Feola. spoke to members about her homeland school and activities. Also entertaining members. Miss Thompson showed slides of her trip to France. Collecting money through profit making projects such as snack bar. concession stand and dues, the club gave $100 scholarship to a student intending to further his education in a foreign language. Above left — French club officer ; D. Nel on. trea : K. Mattingly. ec; V. Marler. pre ; D. Weininger. v. pre . Above— Carol Collin and Cindy Brook enjoy window (hopping during a field trip to Chicago. Left — Jim Durkel i fa cinated by the mall replica of Chicago at the Art ln titute. 23

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Club Members Explore German Town Traveling to German Town on November 30. German club members got acquainted with styles, customs and foods similar to those of Germany. While in Chicago, students also visited the Art Museum. To spread the Christmas cheer, the German club went caroling December 22, which included a stop at the Ross Care Center. Working in the basketball concession stand is just one means German club members raised money towards scholarships, and in order to enjoy such activities as swimming parties and invitational dances. Top — German officers: Rose Bartz. treas; Dean Smith, pres: Nan- cy Mehrhoff. sec. Mark Carter, v. pres. Left — Before going Christmas caroling. German club makes last minute preparations. 25