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

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Madrigals Perforin Old English Dinner On December 9, the Madrigals, dressed in costumes of the old English period, presented a dinner at the Hobart Presbyterian Church. The program consisted of a musical procession by the Madrigals, a greeting and toast, and a musical recessional. Not intended for profit, the dinner was given as a gift to the community. Hard by a Fountain. performed by the Madrigals received a first rating, at the State solo and ensemble contest held at Butler University. Two Madrigal members awarded for their vocal solos were Nina Vietez and Don Massa. Madrigals, along with A Capella and Mixed Choir presented their Annual Fall Concert on Oc- tober 19. Joan Ring and Mr. Stalbaum dressed in leaves portrayed the roles of Adam and Eve. and along with Madrigals entertained a full house audience with their act. Flash. Bang. Wallop. in this year ' s Talent Show. Above — Madrigals present Gloucestershire Wassaul In the Christmas concert. Left — Nina Vietez serenades little children with There is a San- ta Claus. Below — Reconstructing the time of Adam and Eve. Joan Ring and Mr. Stalbaum perform Flash. Bang. Wallap. 28

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Choir Presents Casually dressed. Mixed Choir members, along with A Capella and Madrigal members, entertained their families and friends with a pop concert, on October 19. at 8:00 in the gymnasium. Dressed as toys from the story Babes in Toyland,” Mixed Choir sang traditional song of holiday cheer in a Christmas concert on December 21. The annual Spring concert was held on April 12. Mr. Ronald Stalbaum directed members in singing popular songs such as: Sunrise. Sunset. Gloria. I Believe and Stars of the Summer Night. Earning money to pay for A Capella dresses and traveling expenses, members of all three choirs sold Christmas candles. To show their appreciation for thir direc- tor. a cassette tape player was given to Mr. Stalbaum. Right— Mixed Choir officer Brenda Kellams. Sec.. Evelyn Streit. Pres.. Debby Slagle. Treas. A special concert. Babes in Toyland ' . was given for friends and parents. ' Babes in Toyland ' 27

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Amendment Enables Club Membership Because of a change in the club constitution, the Home Economics club was opened to any of those students interested in the course. The previous required of being enrolled in a homemak- ing class to be eligible to join the club was chang- ed through an amendment. For the use of in- terested members who wished to make their favorite recipes, design a new outfit, or just experi- ment. the sewing and cooking rooms were opened after class hours. Members of the Home Ec club also participated in the party held to study developmental differences of children. Above — One of the money raising projects of the Home Ec club was a bake sale during lunches. Top — Home Ec officers Karen Ford, treas., Evelyn Wheeler, pres.. Sarah Stevenson, sec. Left— Karen Ford observes differences in child development at the Home Ec party for preschoolers. 29