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

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£tcf ! Hookl and £isten ( uad Captain — Frank Springman Assistant Captain — Charles Johnson Lieutenants — Charles Laurie Tommy Rogers Dick Raiza Ray Goff Secretary — Dale Schultz Sponsor — Kenneth Elmore The Traffic Squad, one of the oldest or- ranizations in high school, has long been noted for its proficiency in handling prob- lems having to do with the protection of school children going to and from school, and the direction of traffic at athletic games and convocations. Front row: Delbert Wei ton. Bob Neldberg, Carl Zitz, Paul Green. Ray Goff. Bruce Haller, Joe Moreira. led Svetanoff. Mike Lariecia. Second Row: Tom Rogers, Roger Etehison. Fred Fasel. Allan mlmadge. Dale Schutz, jlm Rriney. George Dujraovich. Charles Johnson, Dick Raiza, Dan Krulik. Bob trank, third Row: E o Swan- son. Ed Jachimezak. Bill Patterson. David Smythe, Charles Witt. George Luke. Charles Laurie. Jerry Ahlgrim, Frank Springman, Eddie Biel. Ray Schultz. Mr. Elmore and flunio’i llhss Martha Hronec, Patronella Krubsack, Marian Eellinger. Phyllis Dinsmore, Eetty Jean Mendenhall, Maxine Kisela, Marion Erickson, Miss Stewart, Esther Dommer, Donna Cook, Shul.y Kasarda. President — Marilyn Verplank Vice-President — Mary Dudgeon Secretary — Esther Dommer Tieasurer — Donna Spoor Sponsor — Lola Stewart The Junior Miss Club is both a social and service group. During the year, they have done work for the Junior Red Cross and have enjoyed three parties. The first was a picnic at Marquette Park, another, a social evening and the last was a Trea- sure Chest Dance, which turned out to be a big affair around school.

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Cinema - Pax) io lHihe anc) Peel fans Secretary — Vickie Lazar President — Barbara Kisela Vice-President — Richard Wells Treasurer — John Springman Sponsor — Gladys Andersen r The Cinema-Radio Club hopes to culti 9 vate a more discriminating taste for the | motion picture and the radio. The clut| has contributed to the Red Cross and filler ' comfort kits for soldiers in addition tc purchasing for the school an enclosed bul- letin board, Coronet film slides and a re- cording of “Treasure Island.’’ } Back Row: Miss Anderson, Barbara Kisela, He ' e n Albers, Marcella Lesczynski, Dolores S kora, Vicki Lazar, Eddie Popp, Neal Smith, Sam Kozai tis, John Springman, Robert Nuzum, Richard Wells, George Podunovich, Matilda Fostsro, DeroC ' y Ry an, Joyce Schavey, Debby Dorman. Second Row: Shirley Nelson, Elaine Pfeifer, Betty Bond, Ali a Jones. Third Row: Margaret Mann, Mary Lou Theide, Patsy Gulban, Sharon Peterson. Front R»w: Donna Haxton, Nancy Schrcll, Theresa Pea- rick, Erma Sandy. H-lfTien - iveatel on Palace First Row: Jir.i Mareoff, Jack Burke, Torn Farlc w, Glen Swanson, Bill Crites, Carl Fasel, Bob Nel- son, Bob Green, Lowell Enslen. Second Row: Don Treadway, Earl Bristol, Bob Havrilla, Eugena Lundy, Frank Martino, Bill Merodias, Bob Price, Harlan Stratton, Coach Frank Kurth. President — Glen Swanson Vice-President — Frank Martino Secretary-Treasurer — Tom Farlow ' Sponsor — Frank Kurth The H-Men’s Club is an honorary or- ganization, membership in which is offer- ed only to these who have won majo: letters in athletics. The club is known for its rugged initiations. Each year the organization gives tro- phies to outstanding senior athletes who have won four or more major letters. This year’s awards go to Bob Nelson, Bob Price, Lowell Enslen, and Jack Burke.

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Cj. (2. Q. Gdis Qlantol to Gtltletics First Row: Joyce Rhoda, Frances Zbyrowski, Luella Rowley, Shirley Hall, Betty Greenlee, Gwen Sohn, Margaret Calabro. Second Row: Maiilyn Danielson, Lila Spoor, Valeria Grey, Shirley Moon, Johanna Rees, Mary Walters. Third Row: Joan Strom, Angeline Martino, Mae Detterline, Alfreda Kukiak, Betty Cope, Margaret Howatt. Fourth Row: Vera Detterline, Betty Redar, Janice Hamann, Doretta Mehalic, Marie Johnson, Betty Marler, Mary Garber. Fifth Row: Shirley Castensen, Bar- bara Distell, Barie Woods, Louise Kaplon, Ellen Campos, Avis Truitt, Betty Morton. Sixth Row: Donna Schavey, Jean Bauer, Isabel Schmelter, C armella Calabro, Wilma Robb. President — Vera Detterline Vice-President — Marie Woods Secretary — Shirley Hall Treasurer — Marilyn Danielson Sponsor — Joyce Rhoda The Girls’ Athletic Association aims to promote an interest in athletics, health- ful living, and good sportsmanship. Dur- ing the year the girls play soccer, volley- ball, basketball, badminton, and baseball to earn points for their numerals and school letters. Membership is limited to forty girls. Broadcasting on Hi- Jers President — Eruce Scott Vice-President — Jay Green Secretary — Art Hamilton Treasurer — Dick Lankford Sponsor — Glenn Moss The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to promote Clean Health, Clean Sportsman- ship, Clean Minds, and Good Scholarship The organization kept the Sweet Shop for four weeks. They boosted the Junior Red Cross with a donation of five dollars and sponsored an after-game dance the night the Brickies played Crown Point. fr,r,t Row: Patrick Beattie, John Thyen, Dick C ' eaver, Kenneth Synenberg, Jay Green, John Bulza, Lest;: r Giadle, Ralph Kneifel, Jack Marler, Duane Robb. Second Row: Joe Ksenak, Bob Griffin, Tommy Allen, Dale Ewigleben, Ray Marler, Gilbert Ittle, Victor Silich, Don Bell, Arthur Hamilton! Third Row: Mr. Moss, Max Watson, Dick Lankford, Dale McKnight, James Dinsmiore, Kenneth Eallantyne, Kenneth McCall, Bruce Scott, Phil Ehrhardt, Gregory Strom, Herbert Hamilton, Don Hamann. Fourth Row: Harley Sears, Peter Bulza, Bill Meehan. Bud Mock, Jack Gard, Carl Mar- coff, Don Tracy, Robert Govert.