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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS CENTENNIAL MEMORIES of 1947 Gilbert Ittel, editor-in-chief Dorothy Spivey, business manager - -•-••• ' .- v - - •- ? « ' r- -rVr . V ■ • -rr: -JfTS ,;t - r . • -■ � � ;-■ ' : i ' i .V ' v .� ’ % necall some of the memories of the best years of our lives is the direct purpose of this book. Looking through these pages, Hobart students and alumni of many years past may be reminded of their high school days. Other genera- tions have walked these same narrow halls, climbed these same worn, squeaky stairs and sat in the same class rooms. They too have clanged the tower bell after a victory, trailed down the fire escape hopefully looking for a blaze and tried to study us music drifted in from the band portable. Every sen- ior class carries away with it many of the same memories. A high school is a bridge spanning the years. Every time a person looks at the building and rooms he recalls mem- ories of his very own school life. We hope this annual will remind you of some of your own experiences. Gilbert Ittel, editor-in-chief. With William R. Kendall, high school principal, this hard working group handles the major problems of high school life. Left to right are: Mary M. Starr, dean of girls, Dema Price, guidance direct- or, Mr. Kendall, Bernice John- son, registrar, Tom Moore, dean of boys. Not shown: Lowell W. Jordan, junior high school principal, and Howard Yun- ker. assistant high school principal. Eugene Wise, attendance officer and welfare director, dictates to Jackie Cuthbert and Ruth Henschel. members of the student office prac- tice class who assist with clerical work in his office. ADMINISTRATION Harlie Garver, superintendent of schools, dictating an important let- ter to his secretary, Betty Mae Schane, while Jean Turner, office clerk, awaits instructions. SCHOOL STAFF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Tom Moore, A. B, Earlham Coll ege Frank Kurth, B. S. Wittenberg College Alvin Schmidt, B. S. Valparaiso Uni- versity seated: Joyce Rhoda, B. S. Indiana University. E1NE ARTS Frederick Kbits, B. S. M. Baldwin-Waltace, M.M. Michigan U. Minnie Fischer, B. S. Ball State Teachers ' College Alexandria I’siris, B. M. E. American Conservatory of Music. VOCATIONAL Kenneth Elmore, A. B. Indiana State Teachers ' College Charles Meyer, B. E. Eastern State - Donald Pound, B. S. Indiana State Teachers’ College Harold Weber, B. S. Bradley Technical College — Bernie Smetzer, B. S. Indiana State Teachers ' College. SOCIAL SCIENCE Tom Moore, A. B. Earlham College — Howard Yunker, A. B. De Pauw University — Charles Posey, A. B. B. S„ M. A. Oakland Central College, Indiana State Teachers ' College. LANGUAGE ARTS Standing: Mary M. Starr, B. A. Middlebury Col- lege, M. A. Yale Rebecca Todd, A. B. Beth- any College — Dema Price, A. B. Valparaiso, University, M. S. Indiana University — Mary Bailey, A. B. Ball State Teachers’ College — Helen Hinshaw, B. S. Ball State Teachers ' Col- lege — seated: Gladys Anderson, A. B. Valpa- raiso University — Annabelle Shone, A. B. In- diana University. SCHOOL STAFF MATHEMATICS Dorothy Thompson, A. B. Indiana University Shirley Houston, B. S. Ball State Teachers’ College — Lowell Jor- dan, A. B. Ball State Teachers’ College. BUSINESS EDUCATION tistlicr Kisingcr, A. B. Ball Stale Teachers’ College (ilciin Kiugcry, B. S. Indiana State Teachers’ College. SCIENCE Left to right: Alvin Schmidt, B. S. Valparaiso University Noble Rouch, A. B. Manchester College — Lola Stewart, B. S. Indiana University — Alan Martin, B. S. Indiana Stale College Richard Hamman, B. S. Indiana University. HOME ECONOMICS Marie Nordvig, B. E. Northern Illinois State Teachers ' Col- lege Mary Flynn. B. E. Northern Illinois State Teach- ers ' College. MAINTENANCE Standing: Herman Wesley. Joe Beam, Harry Miller, Harry Sears. Ernest Strom. George Witt. William Munchenberg. Seated: Howard Krull. Superintendent of buildings and grounds, Ruth Denning, Lloyd Sears. Senior Officers Left to right: Dolores Sikora, Robert Govert, Marie Swierc zak, Ted Chenoweth. i Under the able leadership of our president, Ted Chenoweth, the Class of ' 47 marched with determination toward commencement. The co-opera- lion of the class officers and sponsors in supervising the committees and functions helped to make a successful and enjoyable Senior year. Senior Sponsors Left to right: Howard Yunk- er, Donald Pound, Helen Hin- shaw, Annabelle Shone. CLASS BEST ALL AROUND Herb Hamilton Pat Sauter MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Chapman Shirley Carstensen MOST HUMOROUS Lester Gradle Mary Ellen Jolliff BEST LOOKING Bill Hutchins Shirley Schoon MOST VALUABLE Ted Chenoweth Violet Matovich MOST POPULAR Art Hamilton Genny Koselke HALL OF FAME HIS HONOR, THE MAYOR EUGENE LUNDY As the president of the Student Council, Archie did an excellent job. Among the many notable things the Stud- ent Council accomplished, the traffic court and the refin- ishing of the assembly desks were the most outstanding. • ALAN ABEL — Band 1, 2. 3, 4 .Audio-Visual Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Science Club 3, Football 3;ARLENE ALEXANDER— Jr. Miss Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2. 3, 4; JEANNE BAUER— Valparaiso High School 1. Operetta 1. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Girl Re- serves 1, 2. Thespians Club 2. Sub-Deb Club 3. 4, Senior High Girls Club 4; PATRICK BEATTIE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cam- era Club 4: DON BELL -Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters ' Club 3, H-Men 3, 4. Football 2. 3, Cross Country 4, Track 3. 4; tom BISHOP— Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. 4, Ensemble Club 2, 3, 4; • PERRY BONNER— Math. Club 1, Home Work Shop Club 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Cross Country 4; RHODA BOYD— Senior High Girls’ Club 1, 4. Thespians Club 2, 3, Girls ' Sportsmen Club 3, 4; GENE BRAY— Audio-Visual Club 1, 2. Traffic Squad 3, Science Club 2. Glee Club 4, Basketball 1. Track 1, 2; JAMES BRINEY— Traffic Squad 1, 2. Student Council 3, Cam- era Club 4. Home Room Advisers 4: EARL BRISTOL— H-Men 1. 2, 3. 4, Track 1, 2. 3. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; LARRY BUCKREUS— Audio-Visual Club 1. 2, 3. 4, Football 1. 2. 3, 4, G. I. Club 4, United States Navy 1945- 46; • EUGENE BUCZEK -Math. Club 1, Home Work Shop Club 2, Printing Club 3, Audio-Visual Club 4: Camera Club 4; HENRY BUCZEK — Math. Club 1, Home Work Shop Club 2. 3, Printing Club 2. Camera Club 4: JOHN BULZA— Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4. Glee Club 3. 4, Football 1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3; BEUFORD BUNNELL— Science Club 1, Cinema-Radio Club 2, Ensemble Club 2, 3. 4, Band 1, 2. 3, 4. Cross Country; LAURETTE BUTLER —Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. ‘Georgia Jubilee” 2; CARMELLA CALABRO— G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: • ELLEN CAMPOS— G.A.A. 1. 2, Ensemble Club 2. 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 4. French Club 4; RUTH CARLSON— Thespians ' Club 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Ensemble Club 3, Press Club 4, French Club 4, Quill and Scroll 4; SHIRLEY CARSTENSEN— Cinema-Radio Club 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, 4: BETTY CARTER— Jr. Miss Club 1, Kommercial Klub 2, 3, 4, Boosters’ Club 2, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 4; JERRY CARTER — Librarians’ Club 1, Kommercial Klub 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4, Sr. High Girls ' Club 4: DALE CATT — Chorus 1, 2, Science Club 3, H-Men 4, Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 3, Track 4, Operetta 1, 2. • JERRY CHAPMAN — Audio-Visual Club 1, H-Men 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; TED CHENOWETH — Thornton Township High School 1, Seamen’s Club 2, Audio-Visual 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Class Treasurer 3. Class President 4. Track 2: DON CLASEN — ' Lew Wallace High School 1, Math. Club 2, Audio- Visual Club 3, H-Men 4, Football 1, Track 2, 3, Cross Country 3; PAUL CLAYTON— G. I. Club 4, United States Army ’43- ' 46; VERA CULLUM- Jr. Miss Club 1, Sub-Deb 2, 3, 4; JACQUELINE CUTHBERT— Cinema-Radio Club 1, Sub- Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Thespians’ Club 3, 4, Happy Days” 3; JUNE DANBRO — Book Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3 4, Operetta 1, Class Secretary 3; ZONABELLE DIGNIN — Jr. Miss Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4; HELEN DOLLSTEDT— Cinema-Radio Club 1, International Club 2, 3, Thespians ' Club 3, 4, “Happy Days” 3, Debate 4; PHILIP EHRHARDT— ‘Audio-Visual Club 1. Hi-Y Club 2. 3. 4, H-Men 3, 4, Football Manager 3; JOHN ERICKSON— Science Club 1, Home Work Shop Club 2, 3. Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 4; DON ERWIN — Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Science Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4. H-Men 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. 4. Football 3, 4; • PATRICIA FAHEY— Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Ensem- ble 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1: MATILDA FAS — Cinema Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3, 4; BLANCHE Fl- FIELD— Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ALICE FOREMAN— Jr. Miss Club 1. Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Operetta 1; BOB FRANK— Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, Safety Club 4, H-Men 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4; CATHERINE GALICH— Thespians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters ' Club 2, 3, Art Club 4; • ROBERT GARBER— Thespians 1, Audio-Visual Club 2. 3, 4. Latin Club 4, Football 1, 2; JOYCE ANN GEDDES— Cinema-Radio Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2. 3. 4: MARY GLAVAN— Mount St. Clare 1, 2, Cinema-Radio Club 3, Sr. High Girls’ Club 4; DAVID GOETZKE— Morgan Park High School 1, 2, 3, Safety Club 4. Football 4; MARIE GOTTSCHLING Girls’ Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Advisors 3, Sr. High Girls’ Club 4; ROBERT GOVERT— Audio-Visual Club 1; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, H-Men 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4. I SENIOR LESTER GRADLE — Audio-Visual Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Boosters’ Club 2. 3, Basketball 1: FRITZ GRANZOW — Industrial Arts Club 1, Sea Scouts 2, Audio-Visual Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4: BETTE GREENLEE — G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. Jr. Red Cross 1. 2, 3. 4, Thespians ' Club 4, “Georgia Jubilee” 2; ARTHUR HAMILTON — Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. H-Men 3, 4, Boosters’ Club 4. Class Vice-President 1, 3. Football 1. 2, 3. 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3;HERBERT HAMILTON — Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, H-Men 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; BETTY HARNER— Librarians’ Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1. Ho-Hi Life 3; f DONNA HAXTON— Thespians’ Club 1. 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, International Club 2, Cinema-Radio Club 3, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3; RUTH HENSCHEL— Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; PEARL HICKMAN — Cinema-Radio Club 1. Sub-Deb Club 2. 3. 4; JACK HOLEMAN— Kemper Military Academy 2. 3. Hi-Y 1,4, Hobby Club 1. Glee Club 4, Debate 4; WILLIAM HUTCHENS— Science Club 1. Hobby Club 2, Safety Club 4, Glee Club 4; GILBERT ITTEL— Audio-Visual Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Jr. Red Cross 2. Science Club 3, Camera Club 4, Class Treasurer 2. Yearbook 3, 4 DOROTHY JOHNSON— Thespians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; MARIELLEN JOLLIFF— Band 1, 2, 3, Ensemble Club 2, Glee Club 3. 4, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3; MARIE JONES — Emerson High School 1. G.A.A. 1, 2, Li- brarians’ Club 3. 4; SHIRLEY JONES— Cinema-Radio Club 1, Librarians’ Club 1. 2, 3, 4: WILLETTA KLUG— Cin- ema-Radio Club 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Kommercial Klub 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4: RALPH KNEIFEL — Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Student Council 2. Boosters’ Club 3, “Happy Days” 3; 0 VERONICA KOBYLINSKI — Jr. Miss Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4; GENNY KOSELKE— G.A.A. 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4; CAROL KOSTBADE— Librarians’ Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4. Class President 3, Yearbook 3, 4; FRANCES KOZUB— Jr. Miss Club 1. Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4; DANIEL KRULIK— Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; PATRICIA KRULL— Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Thespians’ Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, Science Club 3, Yearbook 3, 4. CLASS • KEITII LANGENDORFER — Handicraft Club 1, H-Men 2, 3, Student Council 3, Basketball 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; VICKIE LAZAR— Cinema-Radio Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Student Council 3; ELEANOR LEDYARD— Cinema-Radio Club 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4; FLORENCE LESCZYNSKI— Thespians ' Club 1, Glee Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1: HARRY LUKE — Math. Club 1, Home Work Shop Club 2, 3, Camera Club 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; EUGENE LUNDY — Seaman’s Club 1, H-Men 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club 2, Home Room Advisers 3, Hi-Y 4, Boosters’ Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2; ®JOAN MADDEN — Jr. Red Cross 1, Librarians’ Club 1, 2, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Kommercial Klub 3, 4, Yearbook 3. 4, Debate 4; JACK MARLER — Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters’ Club 3, Class Vice-President 1, Football 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3; ANGELINE MARTINO — G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; VIOLET MATOVICII — Glee Club 1, 2, Science Club 3, Thespians’ Club 3, Operetta 1, Yearbook 3, 4, Ho-Hi Life 3, 4, French Club 4, Press Club 4, Band 3, 4, Debate 4, Quill and Scroll 4; WAYNE MCAFEE — United States Navy, G. I. Club 4; JAMES MC- LUCKIE — Cinema-Radio Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club 2, Boosters’ Club 2, Ensemble Club 3, 4; a AL- BERT MOEHL — Audio-Visual Club 1, Seamen’s Club 2, Home Work Shop Club 3, Science Club 3, Camera Club 4; Press Club 4, Ho-Hi Life 4, Yearbook 4; SHIRLEE MOON — G.A.A. 1, 2, Boosters’ Club 2, Thespians’ Club 3, 4, Ho-Hi Life 4, Press Club 4, Class Secretary 1, Quill and Scroll 4; BETTY MORTON — G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; SHIRLEY NELSON Cinema-Radio Club 1, 2, 3, International Club 4, Kommercial Klub 4; MARGARET O’KEEFE — Mount St. Clare 1, Kommercial Klub 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; MARDELL PIERCE — Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, Minstrel 2; f NANCY PYATT — Student Council 1, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Ensemble Club 2, 3, 4: RICHARD RAIZA — Traffic Squad 1, 2. 3. 4, Football 12 4 Basketball 1, Track 2, 3: EVELYN RAMPKE— Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BETTY REDAR Cinema-Radio Club’ l’ G.A.A. 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4; BETTY REISINGER— Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DOLORES RESPECKE— Librarians’ Club 1. 2. 3. 4. • WILMA ROBB — G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; TOM ROGERS— Traffic Squad 1, 2. 3, Hi-Y 4, Camera Club 4; JANET RUZEK — Hand 1, 2, 3, 4, Cinema-Radio Club 1, International Club 2, 3, Ensemble Club 4, Yearbook 4; DOROTHY RYAN— Cinema-Radio Club 1. 2, 3, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3. 4; CALVIN SAMPSON — Traffic Squad 1, Printing Club 2, Sea- men’s Club 2, Audio-Visual Club 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Camera Club 4; ERMA SANDY — Glee Club 1, Cinema-Ra- dio Club 2, 3, Sr. High Girls ' Club 4; •PATRICIA SAUTER — G.A.A. 1,2,4. Jr. Red Cross 2,3,4, Boosters ' Club 3. Class President 2; JOYCE SCHAVEY — Cinema-Radio Club 1, 2, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3, 4, Home Room Advisors 3, Press Club 4, Ho-Hi Life 4; EMILY SCHELLENBERG— Jr. Red Cross 1, G.A.A. 1, Needlework Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 2, 3. 4, Kommereial Klub 3, 4. Yearbook 3, 4; SHIRLEY SCHOON — Thespians ' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Club 1, Band 1. 2. 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Secretary 2; DALE SCHULTZ — Traffic Squad 1 2, 3. 4, H-Men 3, 4. Football 1, 2. Football Manager 3, Cross Country 4, Track 4; BRUCE SCOTT — Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters’ Club 3, Camera Club 4; •BEVERLY SIIAVV — Jr. Red Cross 1, International Club 2, 3, 4. “Georgia Jubilee 2; MARIETTA SHELBY — Glee Club 1. Interna- tional Club 2, 3, Librarians’ Club 3, Kommereial Club 4, Operetta 1; JAMES SHURR — Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4. Boosters’ Club 1, Ensemble Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. 4; DOLORES SIKORA — Jr. Red Cross 1. Cinema-Radio Club 2, Sub-Deb Club 3. 4, Yearbook 3, 4. Home Room Advisors 3, Class Vice-President 4; RICHARD SMITH — Whiting High School 1, 2, 3; Camera Club4: Hi-Y 4; GWEN SOHN — G.A.A. 1, 2, Boosters’ Club 3, 4. Thespians 3, 4, “Georgia Jubilee” 2, Happy Days” 3; •HELEN SOL — Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Girls’ Sportsmen Club 4; DOROTHY SPIVEY— Jr. Red Cross 1, 2, Thespians’ Club 2, 3. 4. Girls’ Sportsmen Club 3, Yearbook 3. 4. Press Club 4; NORMA STEEN — Li- brarians’ Club 2, 3, International Club 3, Kommereial Klub 4; MAX STEPHENS — Withdrawn; FRANCIS STEWART Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, H-Men 3, 4: THAIS STEWART— Jr. Red Cross 1, 4-H Club 1, Sub-Deb Club 2, Ensemble Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. • TED S VET AN OFF- Science Club 1. Traffic Squad 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, H-Men 3. 4. Football 1. 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2. 3. 4; MARIE SWIERCZAK Cinema-Radio Club 2. 3. Senior High Girls ' Club 4. Class Secretary 4; DARLENE TAYLOR— Emerson High School 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3. 4. Girls ' Sportsmen 4; JERRY TIFFANY — Cinema j Radio Club 1, Band 1, 2. 3. 4, Boosters ' Club 2. Ensemble Club 2. 3. 4; •EVA TH YEN— International Club 1. 2. 3. 4; LOREN TODD— Science Club 1, 2. 3, Student Council 2, Cinema-Radio 3, Hi-Y 4, Camera Club 4. Football 1. Basketball 1; JANE UPTHE- GROVE — Junior Red Cross 1. Student Council 1. Kommereial Klub 2, 3. 4, International Club 4; SAM VAN SCOY — Audio-Visual Club 1. 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: (MAX WATSON— Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, Band 1. 2. Student Council 3, Basket- ball 1. 2. H-Men 4. Track 3. 4; MARJORIE WEGMET— Junior Red Cross 1. 3. Librarians’ Club 1. Sub-Deb Club 2. 3, 4, Press Club 4, Yearbook 3. 4; PEGGY WILDERMUTH Librarians’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; DORIS WILFONG — Libra- rians ' Club 1. Snip and Stitch Club 2. Kommereial Klub 3, French Club 4. International Club 4: • JEWEL WUNS- C ' HEL — Junior Red Cross 1, Snip and Stitch Club 2. Kommereial Klub 3. 4, Glee Club 4; ELMER DOEGE — United States Navy 1SM3-1945, G. I. Club 4. The Class S. Ahlgrim L. Allen T. Allen J. Baumer L. Blackman A. Brown E. Callaway J. Campos J. Carlson S. Cooley R. Crouch J. Dees C. Dubach G. Dujmovieli M. Erickson F. Easel M. Foreman K. Gilbert R. Goodwin M. Graham P. Green H. Hallman G. Hansell R. Harney M. Hronec A. Iwan M. Iwan G. Jarnigan N. Kanost E. Keammer M. Kipper R. Kirkpatrick P. Kotovich R. Bach B. Ball P. Barton P. Bulza B. Busier M. Calabro E. Carstensen R. Choisser J. Darling J. Dinsmore B. Distell E. Dommer R. Erickson C. Erwin A. Farlow J. Goben R. Goff H. Graf P. Gulban A. Hamacher B. Haller A. Hecht P. Hepner N. Herring A. Jones It. Julian J. Jackson J. King R. Killens L. Kinsman S. Kozaitis B. Krull C. Krawczyk of 1948 G. Lach J. Lahaic H. Laskowski E. Lockhart J. Lounsbury R. Lundy R. McAfee P. Meeks B. Mendenhall J. Nagel D. Parker G. Peterson R. Ranibo A. Richmond M. Richmond L. Rowley S. Samples P. Shotts C. Shield H. Shinneman N. Shroll F. Swynenberg A. Talbot A. Talmadge D. Trager J. Vidal D. Vladetich C. Wilson N. Wittman C. Witt G. Laurie K. Lewin B. Luwpas M. Mann S. Marlin P. MacClean C. Merodias R. Miller O. Mills S. Peterson W. Pender E. Pfiefer L. Riggens D. Robb D. Rosenbaum A. Schavey D. Schavey G. Schwuchow J. Strom E. Sulie L. Swanson M. Thiede J. Thyen D. Treadway D. Wardell S. Wardell B. Williamson R. Wolfe E. Woods C. Zitz D. Zunich. Not shown: H. Bonner, R. Campbell, G. Kegebein, J. Kosel- ke, P. Krubsack, K. Lovadinovich, M. Walter. R. Abell S. Albright B. Anderson D. Baker B. Brown D. Breyifogle T. Briney C. Brown J. Carlisle R. Carlson K. Carnell E. Cicillian J. Cronch C. Cross J. Csokasy D. Cullum L. Detterline P. Dinsmore A. Dorulla M. Dudgeon H. Evans B. Fasel C. Gaff or d E. Garwig B. Greene M. Gregor D. Groom A. Hoddy J. Hickman P. Holota G. Huge L. Hughes L. Kaplon D. Kasch M. Katunich M. Kellen D. Koenig M. Krause P. Kubiak S. Lazar H. Lockhart C. Luedtke R. Luke L. McLean Class L. Banaski D. Baumann B. Bellinger C. Bussie D. Butler D. Campbell C. Chenoweth B. Clasen M. Cooke D ' Angelo M. Danielson J. Dunn J. Dunn F. Eckenrode R. Ele S. Gawor J. Glavan D. Govert B. Hall B. Hickman C. Helms P. Jackson D. Johnson S. Johnson B. Killens J. King M. Knoblich B. Loggie B. Lively P. Lesko E. Mack M. Maleck R. Manwaring of 1949 S. Mattix S. Mattox D. McAfee G. McAfee S. McGlinn R. McKnight J. McLead L. Mehalic S. Miller S. Mitchell H. Moehl W. Morton K. Noel J. Noel M. Noggle C. Norman F. O ' Keefe D. Olsen W. Olson W. Owens E. Paulding E. Paulding M. Peksenak B. Perry E. Persful A. Picon G. Pritchard J. Ramsay J. Ramsay D. Radulovic B. Rappe J. Rice C. Riddle R. Ridley F. Rodriguez J. Ryan F. Salter A. Santacroce L. Schavey B. Shcllenberg J. Schwuchow J. Shaw A. Shulls R. Shell V. Sheppard B. Shield J. Shroll E. Soderquist S. Sonntag D. Springman V. Spyrka D. Stanley A. Stark G. Sweat N. Titus M. Verplank C. Van Blaircom R. Wesley R. Vorpahl D. Wilkes N. Wagoner D. Williamson D. Wegmet J. Wilson U. Zimny M. Wineinger J. Zinnen A. Wichowski B. Zunich Not Show: M. Ahlgrim, M. Alexan der, S. Pender, D. Spoor, B. Stone braker, J. Thomas, F. Zajec. M. Ahlgrim E. Alexander P. Anderson C. Auxier N. Baumann J. Beerbower G. Belkow V. Bergman A. Brown D. Brown D. Buczek E. Bulza G. Carlson R. Carpenter N. Chase P. Collins J. De Mers V. Dettweiler H. Doctor N. Dowd T. Ehrhardt D. Elliott C. Emory A. Erwin J. Ewigleben B. Fleming B. Fisch F. Florios J. Green J. Gullic B. Hall M. Hallmen J. Hecht D. Herman J. Hagar D. Jackson E. Karpinski A. Kegebein D. Kisela C. Kobyiinski E. Kurth F. Lach D. Lamb C. Landes G. Babarick R. Banks D. Bauer R. Berndt D. Bood H. Bqsnak P. Bunnell R. Burkinan N. Canlesse M. Coslet D. Dankert P. Darling A. Dujmovich J. Eck M. Ehlen A. Erwin E. Erwin V. Eicholz R. Galovic J. Craig B. Goodwin B. Hamilton D. Harrigan S. Heavilin K. Johnson J. Jones M. J crick P. Koenig W. Krawczyk C. Krulik B. Lazar B. Lesczynski E. Laskowski of 1950 J. Loving B. Tyndall M. Moreno S. Morris B. Mow P. Muller C. Moore J. Mitchell C. Mack G. Mair R. Marconi D. Mathias M. Maltix J. Mazepa G. Melntire R. Mcrgl I. Millus E. Mioduski P. Neff T. O ' Keefe J. Owings D. Papke D. Picon S. Plews L. Popp F. Raises M. Raiza J. Rappc C. Reese R. Roach C. Ronschke P. Rose C. Schavey D. Schiller I. Schmcller I. Shaffer G. Shaw R. Shearer R. Skomp A. Soderquist D. Springman G. Springman J. Springman M. Springman W. Stanley J. Steen D. Sweat B. Thyen L. Thompson J. Tomak B. Trail J. Valovich M. Vander V. Verplank N. Volz K. Wall J. Walters P. Wardell L. Watkins B. Watts L. Wieler W. Welbourne J. Wilfong L. Wilkes R. Williams C. Wittman J. Wolfe R. Yelkieli T. Zajec J. Wright B. Zytko. Not shown: A. Abell. B. Alexander. G. Blackman, F. Czekaj, G. Danielson. R. Danielson, D. Fe- dorehak, C. Geddes, J. Kurth, L. Nuzum, B. Palmer. Class of Hi 951 First Row: R. Adams, D. Ahlgrim, S. Ahlgrim, L. Ahlgrim. A. Alschu- ler. J. Anderson, B. Baker, B. Bel- linger, N. Bledsoe, W. Boyd: ® Sec- ond Row: P. Brannock. V. Bray, H. Bristol, M. Brown, R. Brown. R. Campos, C. Carpenter, O. Carter. A. Chadourne. C. Choisser: • Third Row: P. Crozier. D. Cullum. G. Dar- ling, D. Davis, W. Davis. W. Davis, M. De Boy, D. David, J. Dignin, D, Dinsmere; ® Fourth Row: W. Dod- son, N. Dixson. R. Dixson, R. Eas- ton, F. Epperson, M. Ewing, M. Fallow, R. Fedorchok, D. Fowler, R. Garrard: 0 Fifth Row: G. Gee, L. Gee, D. Geodieff, J. Grunberg, J. Hahn, M. Haman, J. Hanners, J. Banners, B. Headly. J. Helms; £ Sixth Row: J. Helfrich. D. Hep- ner. J. Heckman, W. Hilton. R. Hup- erty, R. Hutchins, B. Jackson, M. Johnson, T. Johnson, B. Johnston; ® Seventh Row: I. Johnston, C. Jones, D. Krumrie, S. Kohn, S. Kanzler, M. Kelley, F. Kennedy. W. Keene, C. Kleine, J. Krubsack; $ Eighth Row: J. Langendorfer, A. Larson, D. Laznieu, T. Cauie, N. Mahness, C. Morton, D. Mathais, E. Malovich. B. Matsey, M. Mattix; g Ninth Row: B. McCumber, E. Mclntire, J. Meeks, N. Mendenhall, C. Miller. W, Mills, R. Mills, B. Moon. B. Morgan, R. Moser; 9 Tenth Row: A. Muir, J. Nichols, M, Noble, E. Nelson, P. Neyhal, W. Passage, J. Panese, D. Pavlakovic, J. Pavlakovic, I. Peksenak; 0 Elev- enth Row: F. Plews, B. Pancher, R. Poquett, J. Price, R. Pritchard, D. Radulovich. L. Radvell, R. Ramsey, J. Rajkovich. I. Riggens; • Twelfth Row: D. Ramsey, H. Rasandio, J. Sanso, ' F. Schcllenberg. B. Schmidt, M. Sensenbough, J. Shanks, D. Shearer. M. Singleton; 9 Thir- teenth Row: M. Smallwood. R. Sny- der, 7 . Sol. B. Springman. L. Stan- ley. D. Stowers, K. Talmadge, G. Teitge. M. Trail, G, Trumbo: 9 Fourteenth Row: F. Truth, N. Vitelli. B. Wagoner, P. Watkins, P. Whittaker. R. Wilfong, O. Wineing- er, G. Wulitich, J. Zytko. Class of 1952 First Row: M. Banaski. J. Ba- naski, J. Behrends, K. Benson, L. Berninis. M. Bercau, B. Binder. © Second Row: B. Blackly. R Bonner, R. Bonner, B. Brown, T. Cole, U. Craig. ©Third Row: D. Dowd. K. Darl- ing, G. Darling, J. Davis. C. De- Witt, B. Drummond, B. Dudgeon. ©Fourth Row: D. Eh rhardt, M. Emory. K. Ensign, M. Ferman, E. Fetter, J. Kindling, B. Florians. ©Fifth Row: A. Gebhardt. C. Gil- bert, M. Goodwin. J. Hall, B. Has- letts, W. Hartnip, R. Hecht. ©Sixth Row: J. Helms, V. Herring. B. Holeman, E. Hallisler, D. Humin- sky, R. Irick, D. Ittel. ©Seventh Row: B. Jacobs. It. Kai- ser, D. King. M. Kingston, R. Kanz- ler, A. Kerpke, R. Lenord. © Eighth Row: R. Lawry. D. Luke. D. Moher, R. Marconi, T. Mair. W. Morris, P. McAfee. ©Ninth Row: D. McCumber. .1. Mc- Lead. W. Miller. J. Moffett. T. Moore, D. Moreno, L. Mullegan. ©Tenth Row: J. Neff. J. Netzham- mer. M. Peck. M. Prage, C. Rainls. L. Sandberg, R. Sayger. ©Eleventh Row: S. Shaffer. D Shatts. V. Smietana. R. Smith, D Tarchala, L. Taylor. R. Tenpus. ©Twelfth Row: W. Wagoner. G Waite. S. Wallace. K. Wilfong, R. Witt, R. Williamson, B, Zunich. 1. All smiles, eh Beuford! 2. Looks like Ruth Carlson. 2. Dan, Hutch, and Don — Boating, we guess! 4. Service-men all. Fooled you! 5. Bob Govert — in person! (5. Pretty pictures, huh boys? 7. Genny on a sunny day. 8. Carmella, Vickie, and Pat. 9. All dressed up — Don and Herb. 10. Left to right: Pyatt, Dollstedt, and Stone- braker. 11. Working hard, Jugs? 12. Our mayor Archie and his pals, Bob, Phil, and Bruce. 12. How about a ride, Don? 14. Two’s a couple, but this is a crowd! 15. Boyd, Sol, Gottschling smiling pretty for the camera. 16. Little Joan Madden. 17. What a contrast! Betty and Pat. 18. How did these juniors and alums get in here? 19. Hutch’s wreck. 20. Two derbies and a girl. 21. Calisthenics at the beach. II - MEN JCT? — Efl ■ t i ! President — Ted Svetanoff Viee-Pres. — James Dinsmore Sec.-Treas. — Don Bell Sponsor — Frank Kurth First Row: D. Bell, H. Bonner, E. Bristol, J. Campos, D. Catt, J. Chapman. D. Clasen, J. Dinsmore. D. Erwin. P. Ehrhardt; Second Row: B. Frank. A. Hamilton. H. Hamil- ton, C. Merodias, E. Mack, K. Noel. LIBRARIANS President — Blanche Fificld Vice-Pres.— Wilda Olson Secretary— Rosalie McKnight Treasurer— Marilyn Krause Sponsor— Mrs. Mary Bailey First Row: P. Barton, D. Bood. D Dankert. J. Dc Mers. B. Fifield. R. Galovie, S. Heavlin, R. Hen ' schel. N. Herring, A. Hoddy; Second Row: P. Jackson, M. Jones, S. Jones, E. Karpenski, M. Katunich, M. Krause. K. Lovadinovich, R. McKnight, W. Olson, E. Paulding; Third Row: E. Paulding, M. Raiza, E. Rampke, B. Reisinger, D. Rcspecke, S. Sam- ples, D. Sawa. E. Soderquist: Fourth Row: D. Springman, V. Spyrka, R. Vorpahl, L. Wilkes, E. Wolfe. J. Wolfe. BOOSTERS’ CLUB President — Shirley Schoon Vice-Pres. — Art Hamilton Secretary — Connie Helms Treasurer — Donna Spoor Sponsor — Mrs. Dema Price First Row: R. Adams, D. Bauman. J. Deerbower. L. Bemis, K. Benson. G. Blackman, P, Bulza. J. Carlson. C. Choisser, E. Cicillian; Second Row: J. Eck, M. Ehlen, C. Geddes. K. Gilbert. A. Hamilton, G. Han- sell, J. Helfrich, C. Helms, D. Hu- minsky, P. Koenig: Third Row: R. Luke, E. Lundy. R. Marconi, S. Mattix, R. McAfee, D. Pavlakovic, J. Pavlakovic, M. Peck, C. Riddle. J. Ryan; Fourth Row: D. Sawa, C. Schavey, B. Schmidt, S. Schoon, M. Smallwood, G. Sohn, D. Spoor, A. Stark; Fifth Row: G. Sweat, J. Wal- ters, D. Wardell. N. Wittman, J. Zytko. SNIP AND STITCH CLUB President— Alice Pyatt Vice-Prcs.— (Dolores Zimny Secretary — Dolores Butler Treasurer — Marjorie Peksenak Sponsor— Miss Marie Nordvig First Row: R. Bach. D. Butler, V. Eicholz. B. Lively. M. Jurlch. M. Peksenak. B. Perry: Second Row: E. Persful. L. Popp, A. Pyatt. F. Raisis. J. Ramsey, V. Shepard, R. Yelkich, D. Zimny. ART CLUB President— Catherine Galich Vice-Pres— Paul Holota Secretary — Dorothy Baker Treasurer — Shirley Mattox Sponsor — Miss Fischer Frist Row: D. Baker. J. Behrends. R. Campos. N. Carlisle. M. Ccsct, D. Davis. V. Dettwieler, K. Ensign. F. Epperson. K. Galich: Second Row: R. Garrard. S. Gawa, L. Gee. P. Holota. D. Kasch. B. Tyndall. E. Maher, E. Matovich. B. McCumber; Second Row: B. Mendenhall, R. Miles. J. Pavcsc. C. Rains, R. Trial, E. Shaffer: Fourth Row: R. Sulli- van. R. Tarchala, B. Thompson, J. Tomak, J. Waite, C. Wilson. G. A. A. President— Shirley Carstensen Vice-Pres. — Luella Rowley Secretary — Helen Sol Treasurer— Alita Jones Sponsor— Mrs. Joyce Rhoda First Row: S. Albright, L. Banaski. T. Briney. A. Brown. E. Bulza, C. Calabro. M. Calabro. S. Carstensen. N. Dowd. P. Dinsmore; Second Row: M. Dudgeon. C. Emory, H. Evans, A. Hamacher. R. Harney, C. Helms, L. Hughes, G. Jarnagin, A. Jones. M. Kellen; Third Row: R. Kirkpatrick. P. Kokotovich, P. Ku- biak. J. Kurth. G. Lach. V. Lazar. B. Luwpas, J. McLead, S. Miller. A. Martino: Fourth Row: B. Morton. J. Nagel. F. O ' Keefe. M. O ' Keefe. S. Peterson. W. Robb. L. Rowley, A. Santacroce. L. Schavey. P. Sau- ter; Fifth Row: H. Sol. D. Spoor. D. Taylor, N. Wagoner, S. Wardell. R. Wolfe. G. I. CLUB President — Thomas Moore Vice-Pres. — Wilbur Howell Secretary — Charles Greenspan Treasurer — (Leonard Greener Sponsor — Mr. Yunker First Row: L. Buckreus, P. Clayton. E. Doege. H. Dommer, L. Greener. C. Greenspan: Second Row:. H Hoots. W. Howell. W. McAfee. Not shown: M. Stephens. HOME WORK SHOP CLUB President — Wilbert Pender Vice-Pres. — Jim Koselke Secretary— Charles Dubach Treasurer— Eugene Sulie Sponsor — Mr. Smetzer First Row: E. Alexander. P. Bridge- man, R. Burkinan, C. Cooley, J. Darling, C. Dubach, T. Ehrhardt, R. Erickson, J. Hager. H. Graf; Sec- ond Row: J. Goben. G. Hansell, A. Hecht, J. Hecht, C. Krawczyk, W. Krawczyk, F. Lach, H. Laskowski, C. Mack, G. McAfee: Third Row: R. Mergl, E. Mioduski, T. O ' Keefe, W. Penler, C. Reese. R. Roach, D. Schiller; Fourth Row: P. Shotts, E. Sulie, R. Thyen, N. Volz, J. Valo- vich, P. Wardell. SCIENCE CLUB President— Charles Luedtke Vice-Pres. — Donna Elliott Treasurer — Sam Kozaitis Bouncer — Don Rosenbaum Sponsor — Mr. Rouch First Row: G. Babarik, D. Breyfo- gle, D. Buczek. D. Campbell, R. Campbell, R. Carpenter, L. Cullum. L. Detterline, A. Dorulla, J. Lunn; Second Row: F. Eckenrode, R. Ele, D. Elliott, J. Ewigleben, D. Fedor- chak. J. Glavan, D. Govert, M. Gre- gor. D. Groom, J. Hickman; Third Row: J. Jackson, P. Jackson, S. Kasarda, B. Killens, W. Klug. M. Knoblich, S. Kozaitis, C. Landes, J Loving. C. Luedtke; Fourth Row: J Mitchell, E. Moehl, B. Morten, S Nelson. J. Owings, G. Pritchard, J Rappe, S. Rosenbaum. R. Scherer: Fifth Row: A. Sonderquist, F. Swy- nenberg, D. Wilkes, J. Wilson. FRENCH CLUB President — Violet Matovich Sec.-Treas. — Andy Talbot Sponsor — Mrs. Mary M. Starr First Row: E. Campos. R. Carlson, E. Keammer, L. Kinsman, V. Mato- vich, P. Meeks, W. Pender; Second Row: A. Talbot, B. Williamson, D. Williamson, D. Wilfong, B. Zunich, D. Zunich. GLEE CLUB President — Mardell Pierce Vice-Pres. — Laurette Butler Secretary — ' Laura Kinsman Treasurer — Jack Holeman Sponsor— Miss Alexandria Psiris First Row: S. Albright, L. Banaski, B. Brown, J. Bulza, L. Butler, J. Crouch. P. Dinsmore, N. Dowd, M. Dudgeon, C. Emory; Second Row: P. Fahey, A. Foreman, C. Gafford, H. Hallmen, J. Harrelson, S. Heavi- lin, J. Holeman. L. Hughes, B. Hut- chens, M. Jolliff; Third Row: M. Jordan, N. Kanost, L. Kinsman, B. Killens, J. Koselke, H. Lockhart, U. Lundy, O. Mills, P. Neff, M. Pierce; Fourth Row: D. Radulovich, R. liaiza, R. Rambo, P. Rose, N. Titus, B. Williamson, D. William- son, J. Wunschel, J. Zinnen, B. Mun ich. HI - Y President— Don Bell Vice-Pres.— Ralph Kniefel Secretary — Don Erwin Treasurer — Lester Gradle Sponsor — Tommy Moore First Row: P. Beattie, D. Bell, T. Bishop, H. Bonner. D. Brown. J. Bulza, E. Cicillian, C. Cross, J. Dins- morc. P. Ehrhardt; Second Row: J. Erickson, C. Erwin, D. Erwin, C. Gafford. B. Govert, L. Gradle, A. Hamilton, H. Hamilton, G. Ittel, J. Holeman; Third Row: B. Killens, J. Klug. R. Kneifel, E. Lundy, J. Mailer, D. McAfee, L. Mehalic, R. Olsen. It. Ridley. T. Rogers; Fourth Row: C. Sampson. G. Schwuchow. B. Scott, R. Shell, J. Shurr, R. Smith. F. Stewart. T. Svetanoff. L. Swanson. F. Swynenberg; Fifth Row: J. Thyen, L. Todd, M. Watson. E. Woods, J. Zinnen. INTERNATIONAL CLUB President — Beverly Shaw Vice-Pres— Louise Riggens Secretary— Dorothy Treadway Treasurer— Jane Upthegrovc Sponsor — Alan Martin First Row: S. Ahlgrim. F. D ' Angelo. E. Lockhart, L. MacClcan. M. Mann: Second Row: L. Riggens, B. Shaw. D. Treadway. E. Thycn, J. Upthe- grove, D. Wilfong. HOME ROOM ADVISORS President — Glen Carlson Vice-Pres. — Nancy Shroll Secretary— Rachel Julian Treasurer— Bill Loggie Sponsor — Mrs. Dema Price First Row: S. Ahlgrim. N. Bauman. P. Brannock. E. Bristol. G. Carlson. R. Carlson; Second Row: K. Car- nell. D. Dinsmorc. G. Gee. J. Green- berg. R. Julian. B. Loggie; Third Row: C. Mack, M. Mann, N. Mcin- tire. M. Plage, N. Shroll, R. Wil- liams. SAFETY CLUB President — Bob Frank Vice-Pres.— Ray Goff Secretary — Daie Schultz Sponsor — Harold Weber First Row: E. Alexander. C. Auxier, D. Bauer. G. Bray, D. Breyfogle. C. Brown, J. Carlisle, E. Carstensen, T. Cole, H. Dockter; Second Row: G. Dujmovich. B. Fasel, F. Fasel, F. Florios. B. Frank, R. Goff, B. Goodwin, P. Green, J. Green. B. Hall; Third Row; B. Haller, G. Hamilton, R. Hermann, B. Hutch- ens, J. Jones, H. Kasch, S. Kozaitis, D. Lamb, S. Lazar. P. Lazar: Fourth Row: E. Mack. M. Moreno. B. Mor- ton, C. Norman, T. O ' Keefe. R. Rai- za, R. Rambo. F. Rodriguez. D. Ros- enbaum, D. Schultz; Fifth Row: J. Shaw, R. Skomp. D. Smythe. J. Steen, D. Sweat, A. Talmadge, L. Thompson. J. Vidal. W. Wclbourne, R. Wesley; Sixth Row: A. Wichow- ski, J. Wingo, C. Wilt, C. Zitz. fTT SH. HIGH GIRLS CLUB President — Mary Lou Thiede Vice-Pres. — Marie Iwan Sec.-Treas. — Rexine Choisser Sponsor — Alexandria Psiris B’irst Row: J. Bauer, R. Boyd, B. Carter, R. Choisser, P. Collins, J. Dees, E. Dommer, B. Fisch. Second Row: M. Glavan, M. Gottschling, P. Hickman, M. Hronec, A. Iwan, M. Iwan. D. Jackson. Third Row: G. Koselke. E. Pfeifer, E. Sandy. A Schavey. M. Sweirczak. M. Thiede. D. Wardell. CAMERA CLUB Even Week Section: President Albert Moehl Vice-Pres. — Bruce Scott Sec.-Treas. — Calvin Sampson Business Mgr. — Ted Chenoweth Sponsor — Richard Hamman Odd Week Section: President — David Parker Vice-Pres. — Tom Allen Secretary— Charles Lauire Treasurer — Ervin Carstensen Business Mgr. — Peter Bulza Sponsor— Richard Hamman First Row: T. Allen, P. Beattie, P. Bonner, J. Briney, H. Buzek, P. Bulza. Second Row: E. Carstensen. T. Chenoweth. G. Dujmovich, G. Ittel. C. Laurie. H. Luke. J Mazesa, P. Meeks, A. Moehl, D. Parker, T Rogers. SUB-DEBS President — Genny Koselke Vice-Pres. — Barbara Distell Secretary — Mary Walters Treasurer— Joanne Strom Sponsor — Dorthey Thompson First Row: A. Alexander, L. Allen, B. Ball, J. Bauer, L. Blackman, C. Bussie, G. Carter, C. Chenoweth, V. Cullum, J, Cuthbert. Second Row: J. Danbro, Z. Dignin, B. Distell, J. Geddes, M. Gottschling, M. Graham, P. Gulban, B. Harner, P. Hickman, R. Julian. Third Row: M. Kipper, C. Kostbade, V. Koby, G. Koselke, F. Kozub, F. Lasczynski, J. Louns- bury, J. Madden. Fourth Row: E. Pfeier, B. Redar, A. Schavey, D. Schavey, E. Schellenberg, H. Shin- neman, A. Shults, D. Sikora. Fifth Row: J. Strom, M. Thiede, C. Van Blaircom, M. Walters, M. Wegment. LATIN FUN CLUB President — Bob Garber Vice-Pres. — Bruce Haller Secretary — Jean Nagel Treasurer— Rachel Carlson Sponsor— Annabelle Shone First Row: R. Carlson, M. Cooke, B. Garber, B. Haller, A. Hamacher, N. Herring. Second Row: P. Lesko, S. McGlinn, S. Mitchell, J. Nagel, W. Olson, C. Paulding. B. Rappe. THESPIANS CLUB President — Jackie Cuthbert Vice-Pres. — Pattie Krull Secretary — Janet Carlson Treasurer— Bob Lundy Sponsor — Thomas Foiles First Row: L. Allen, G. Blackman, J. Carlson. J. Cuthbert, H. Doll- stedl. B. Fleming, K. Galich, K. Gilbert. M. Graham, B. Greenlee. Second Row: D. Haxton, D. Harri- gan, D. Johnson, K. Johnson, J. King, M. Kipper, P. Krull, C. Lan- des, E. Ledyard, J. Lounsbury. Third Row: R. Lundy, R. McAfee, B. Mendenhall, S. Moon, S. Schoon, G. Sohn. D, Spivey, M. Verplank. L. Watkins. C. Wilson. GIRLS SPORTSMEN President — Rhoda Boyd Vice-Pres. — Helen Sol Secretary — Joyce Schavey Treasurer — Dorothy Ryan Sponsor — Shirley Houston First Row: M. Ahlg ' rim. N. Bauman, B. Bood, R. Boyd, K. Carnell, B. Carter, R. Choisser, G. Danielson, J. Dees, A. Erwin. Second Row: A. Erwin, M. Fas, B. Fisch, J. Gullic, B Hall, M. Hallmen, M. Hronec, D. Jackson, D. Johnson, M. Kellen. Third Row: S. Muller, M. Noggle, L. Nuzum, D. Papke, A. Picon, M. Raiza, D. Ryan. Fourth Row: F. Salter, A. Santacroce, J. Schavey, J. Shaffer, G. Shaw, J. Shroll, N. Shroll, H. Sol. Fifth Row: A. Swanson. D. Taylor, V. Verplank, K. Wolfe, J. Wilfong. JR. H MEN President — John Price Vice-Pres. — Bill Matsey Secretary — Bob Brown Treasurer — Bill Stolp Sponsor — Alvan Schmidt R. Brown, D. Dinsmore, B. Matsey; J. Price, B. Stolp, G. Trump. USEFUL ARTS President — ' Wayne Mendenhall Vice-Pres — Tom Johnson Secretary — Jim Nicholas Treasurer — Bill Boyd Sponsor — Kenneth Elmore First Row: J. Bchrends, K. Benson, B. Boyd, B. Darling, D. Davis, D. Dees. C. DeWilt, B, Drummond. K. Ensign, D. Towler. Second Row: R. Hecht, E. Hickman, R. Hutchins, D. It tel. B. Jackson, T. Johnson, B. Johnston. D. Johnston, K. Karzler, J. Krubsack. Third Row: B. Me- Cumber. C. Rains, W. Mendenhall, B. Morgan. J. Nichols, F. Plews, R. Sullivan. J. Tincher, J. Sansone, D. Shearer. Fourth Row: E. Sol, T. Stanley, R. Tarchale, S. Waite, D. Whitson, R. Witt, G. Wulitich. JR. HI-Y President — Allen Talmadge Vice-Pres. — Mack Brown Secretary — Bob Moon Treasurer — Bob Palmer Sponsor — Alan Martin First Row: B. Bellinger, R. Bonner, J. Bristol, M. Brown, C. Carpenter, B. Cope, K. Darling, R. Dixon, D. Dowd, D. Ehrhardt. Second Row: B. Fedorchak, M. Herman, F. Gee, D. Georgieff, B. Hall, W. Hartnup, J. Helfrich, B. Hickman, B. Irick, R. Kaiser. Third Row: F. Kenny, B. Kinder, R. Kupke, J. Langen- dorfer, A. Larson, B. Leonard, R. Marconi, D. Mathis, B. Moon, T. Moore. Fourth Row: B Miller, W. Miller, T. Nair, E. Nelson, P. Ney- hart, J. Pavese, R. Porter, R. Pritch- ard, R. Ramsay, J. Robb. Fifth Row: M. Scnsenbaugh. F. Schellen- berg, B. Schmidt, D. Smith, R. Sny- der, A. Talmadge. K. Wilfong, D. Woods, H. Wunschel. KOMMERCIAL CLUB President — Wiletta Klug Vice-Pres. — Joan Madden Secretary — Emily Schellenberg Treasurer — Betty Carter Sponsor — Glenn Kingery First Row: B. Carter, W. Klug, E. Schellenberg, N. Steen, M. Shelby. Second Row: J. Upthegrove, J. Wunschel. 4-H CLUB President — Vivian Bray Vice-Pres. — Patsy Darling Sec.-Treas. — Janice Hahn Sponsor — Mary Flynn First Row: L. Ahlgrim, V. Bray, O. Carter. A. Chadowine, P. Darl- ing, M. DeBoy, G. Gee, J. Hahn. Second Row: M. Hamann, J. Han- ners, J. Hanners, P. McAfee, L. Mulligan, D. Stowers. JUNIOR RED CROSS President— Patty Sauter Vice-Pres. — Shirley Carstensen Secretary — Sharon Peterson Treasurer — Donna Haxton Sponsor — Esther Risinger First Row: A. Alschuler, J. Banas- ke, N. Bledsoe, J. Bristol, M. Brown, C. Carpenter, S. Carstensen, D. Craig, J. Davis. W. Davis. Sec- ond Row: J. Findling, M. Goodwin, B. Greenlee, D. Haxton, R. Hapertz, D. Huminsky, B. Johnston. R. Karz- ler, C. Koby. Third Row: S. Hohn, D. Lazniewski, D. Luke, J. McLead, B. Morgan, S. Peterson, J. Rajko- vich, J. Ritenoeir. Fourth Row: J. Sansof, P. Sauter, R. Sayger, L. Taylor, M. Tincher, F. Truth. t CINEMA-RADIO CLUB President — Kenny Lewin Vice-Pres. — Carl Ronschke Secretary — Shirley Mitchell Treasurer — Clara Riddle Sponsor — Gladys Anderson First Row: H. Bosnak, P. Bridge- man. G. Kegebein. P. Krubsack, K. Lewin. Second Row: S. McGlinn, S. Mitchell, C. Riddle, C. Ronschke. JUNIOR HIGH NEEDLEWORK CLUB President — Jane Neff Vice-Pres. — Patsy Darling Sec.-Treas. — Janet Mc-Lead Sponsor — Rebecca Todd First Row: J. Bercaw, B. Brown, P. Darling. B. Dudgeon. M. Goodwind, C. Gilbert, B. Haslett, J. Helms, V. Herring. J. Hickman. Second Row: B. Holeman, M. Kelly, M. Kingston, S. Kohn, E. Mclntire, J. McLead, J. Moffett, D. Moreno. Third Row: S. Mulligan. J. Neff, J. Netzham- mer, M. Noble, L. Sandburg, S. Shaffer, D. Shattie, S. Wallace. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB President — Bob Garber Vice-Pres. — Dan Vladetich Secretary— Larry Buchreus Treasurer — Sam Van Scoy Sponsor — Howard Yunker First Row: A. Abel, V. Bergman, B. Anderson, G. Belkow, A. Brown, L. Buchreus, G. Buezek, T. Cheno- weth. J. Cookasy, F. Czckaj. Sec- ond Row: R. Danielson, M. Fore- man, B. Garber, S. Johnson, C. Ko- byknski, J. Koselke, J. Lahaie, B. Lesczynski, R. Manwaring, B. Mar- coni. Third Row: R. Mathis, G. McAfee, C. Merodias, O. Mills, B. Palmer, G. Peterson, D. Radulovic, C. Reese, D. Robb, J. Ryan. Fourth Row: B. Shield, J. Springman, S. Van Scoy, D. Vladetich. D. Wegmet, R. Williams, C. Zitz, B. Zunich. JUNIOR MISS (7-8) President — Carol Gilbert Vice-Pres. — Ann Gebhardt Secretary— Betty Springman Treasurer — Jeannie Sawyer Sponsor — Lola Stewart First Row: J. Anderson, B. Baker. M. Banaski. P. Bannock, M. Ber- caw. B. Blachlcy. R. Bonner, B. Biown, P. Cozier, D. Cullum. Sec- ond Row: W. Davis, J. Dignin, N. Dixon, W. Dodson, B. Dudgeon, M. Fmory, M. Ewing, M. Farlow, E. Fetterer, B. Florios Third Row: A. Gebhardt, C. Gilbert, J. ' Helms. D. licpncr, V. Herring, W. Hilton, B, Iljlcman, E. Hollister. M. Holt, B. Jacob. Fourth Row: 1. Johnston, C. Jones, S. Kanzler. D. King, M. Kins- ton, C. Kleine, T. Koritko. D. Krum- lic, T. Louie, M. Maltix. Fifth Row: D. McCumber, J. McLead, J. Meeks, J. Moffett, N. Mohnssen. C. Morton, K. Moser. A. Muir, J. Neff. W. Pas age. Sixth Row: I. Peksen- ak, M. Prage, L. Radvell, I. Riggens. E. Ronschke, L. Sandburg, J. Saw- i er, S. Shaffer, N. Shanks. Sev- enth Row: M. Singleton, V. Smie- tana, B. Springman. D. Tarchala, G. leitge, P. Tenpas, P. Thornton. Eighth Row: M. Trail, N. Vitclli. P. Watkins. P. Wittaker, R. William- son, O. Wineingcr. JUNIOR MISS (9-10) President— Carol Sue Geddes Vice-Pres. — Arlene Erwin Secretary — Joanne Shaffer Treasurer — Joyce Gullic Sponsor — Lola Stewart First Row: R. Banks, E. Bellinger, L. Bemis, P. Bunnel, N. Chase, C. Choisser, B. Classen, P. Collins, J. Craig, G. Danielson. Second Row: M. DeBoy, A. Dujmovich, A. Erwir, A. Erwin, E. Erwin, S. Gawor, C. Geodes, J. Gullic, M. Jordan, D. Kisela. Third Row: P. Koenig, E. i_a.i:.owski, J. Mair, S. Mattox, S. Morris. 1. Millus, P. Neff. L. Nuzum. D Papke. D. Pavlcckovic. M. Pek- senak, S. Pender. S. Plews, 1. Schmeller, J. Shaffer, G. Shaw, V. Shc.p.pard, D. Springman, G. Springman, M. Springman. Fifth Row: J. Stanley. M. Stringer, M. Smallwood, N. Titus, M. Vandir, V. Verplank, K. Wall, J. Wilfong, B. Zylko, J. Zytko. H0-1II LIFE STAFF They say that some of the days en- countered during the first semester weren’t as calm as this. Reading from left to right we find Dick Raiza, sports editor, Emmy Lou Garwig, advertising manager; Ruth Carlson, business man- ager; Violet Matovich, editor-in-chief; Albert Moehl, photographer and re- porter; Pat Sautcr, reporter, and Shir- lee Moon, feature editor. These industrious workers are Gen- ny Koselke, Lorraine Allen, Marie Got- tschling, mailing clerks; Pearl Hickman, circulation manager; Pat Beattie, Max Watson, Betty Mendenhall, reporters. Last but not least are Joyce Schavey, Joyce Ann Geddes, reporters; Donna Haxton, librarian. Printing staff: Dale Bauman, Mr. Meyer, and Allen Stark. Heads and ads are set up by Shir- lee Moon and Gloria Jarnigan. Linotypists, Paul Shotts and Joe Vi- dal. YEARBOOK STAFF Members of the hard working year- book staff are Barbara Distell, Margie Wegmet, organization editor; Barbara Ball, Pat Sauter, Class editor; Donna Schavey, assistant editor-in-chief ; Miss Hinshaw, and Gilbert Ittel, editor-in- chief, who seems to feel at home in the midst of all the “slick chicks.” Copy editor, Joan Madden, and her assistants, Norma Herring and Ada Hamacher, huntin’ and peckin’. Sports editor, Ted Chenoweth, seems to doubt his wise-cracking assistants, Al- bert Moehl and David Parker. Making the figures of the yeakbook balance is the problem of Dot Spivey, center, and her assistants left to right, Jean Nagel, Bruce Haller, Cal Sampson, and Shirley Schoon. We find in the center of their as- sistants Carol Kostbade, art editor; Vio- le Matovich, music editor; Emily Schel- lenberg, activities editor, explain the duties of the year. FREDERICK C. EBBS Director THE HOBART HIGH The school year of 1946-47 will prob- ably remain in our memories for some time to come as the most colorful in the history of the Hobart High School Con- cert Band. From the first day of school it was apparent that this would be the year of big events. Climaxing a brilliant marching season were performances for Big Nine football games at Ann Arbor, Michigan and Bloomington, Indiana. Over 100,000 ipeople witnessed these games and cheered the band for its thrilling, routines on melodies by Victor Herbert. Two weeks after the football season ended, the fall pop concert was given, and a few days later the band journeyed to Fort Wayne for a joint concert and clinic with the famous Fort Wayne North Side High School A Capella choir. Fin- ishing the old year with a Christmas con- vocation and starting the new year with a concert at Ross Township, the organiza- tion turned to intensive work in prepara- tion for its winter concert and the visit of the great Dr. Edwin Franko Goldman. New adventure for the Hobart band fol- lowed with an eastern tour in April. The climax of a number of thrilling appear- BAND OFFICERS Seated: T. Bishop, N. Pyatt, C. Erwin, A. Abel. J. Shurr. S. Schoon, and V. Mato- vich Standing: E. Campos, T. Stewart, W. Stonebraker, .E. Callaway, R. Goodwin. B. Bunnell. R. Millar, A. Talbot, and J. Tiffany. ALAN I). ABEL President SCHOOL CONCERT BAND ances was that in the Juilliard School of Music in New York City at which Dr. Goldman again lauded the band for its achievements. Although it had ap- peared many times throughout the West and Middle-west, this marked the band’s first appearance east of Ohio. Return- ing home on April 20. the band immedi- ately entered contest competition, and shortly after closed the school year with a spring concert. Yes, the school year of 1947 has kept the Hobart band very busy, but through it all has been the privilege of repre- senting a fine school, a fine community, and a great field of endeavor — music en- deavor. (Pictures to right) CLARINETS — 1st row: J. DeMers. P. Bunnell, M. Richmond, L. Kaiplon, R. Gal- ovic, and C. A. Krulik. 2nd row: P. Wat- kins. J. Mitchell, J. A. Geddes, N. Pyatt, T. Stewart, J. Wright, and J. Dignin. 3rd row: D. Harrigan, J. Baumer, E. Cal- laway, J. Schwuchow, D. Stanley, F. Za- jec. and G. Hamilton. DRUMS — P. Koenig. A. Abel. W. Greene, J. Ruzck, and P. Darling. CORNETS — Seated: W. Bloom. M. Erick- son, M. Sensenbaugh. M. Ehlen. and A. Carson. Standing: E. Campos, J. Belkow. J. Rice, C. Erwin, B. Bunnell, and S. Mc- Glinn. The Hobart High School Concert Band (Continued) □ FLUTES, OBOES, AND BASSOONS: Seated: S. Schoon. B. Krull, R. Millar, A. Pyatt, and M. Farlotv. Standing: R. Shell, R. Moon, J. McLuckie, W. Stone- braker, and J. Walters. □ SAXOPHONES AND BASS CLARINETS: Seated: B. Rappe. E. L. Garwig, R. Goodwin, and R. Zunich. Standing: S. Mitchell, C Bussie, J. Shun ' , T. Bishop, B. Fleming, and M. Maleck. TROMBONES AND BARITONES: Seated: A. Schellenberg, R. Campos, L, Watkins, and D. Trager. Standing: K. Johnson, F. Stewart, P. Darling, A. Tal- bot, and D. Koenig. HORNS: Seated: A. Fallow. A. Richmond, J. Tiffany, and R. Carlson. Staanding: D. Johnston, W. Owens, and C. Cheno- weth. BASSES: W. Schellenberg. J. Langendorfer. N. Mclntire, F. Epperson, and G. Kegebein. MIXED CHORUS Front: R. Killens, J. Eck, D. Lamb, A. Hamilton, E. Lundy, and J. Zinnen. 1st Row: P. Kubiak, M. Jordan, K. Em- ory, R. McKnight, S. Hevalin, J. Bauer, B. Shaw, P. Dinsmore, C. Helms, A. Santacraee, F. Salter, B. Mendenhall, L. Allen, G. Koselke, and P. Hickman. 2nd Row: W. Olson, M. Pierce, L. Hughes, L. Butler, P. Neff, A. Fore- man, S. Albi’ight, C. Riddle, C. Wil- son, and P. Fahey. 3i ' d Row: C. Merodias, W. Morton, C. Koby, L. Thompson, R. Ridley, C. Zitz, K. Langendorfer, R Lundy, and J. Campos □ Three senior girls who do much of the solo vocal work of the chorus are: Mardell Pierce Patricia Fahey Betty Harner □ THE GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE 1st Row: W. Olson, J. Bauer, L. Hughes, N. Dowd, L. Butler, and P. Fahey. 2nd Row: C. Emory, M. Jordan, P. Ku- biak, B Shaw, A. Foreman, and M. Pierce. II0-11I IN REVIEW 1. The beginning of our Christmas dinner with Miss Flynn and cooks. 2. Helping to end the Christmas dinner, Chuck Merodias, Jerry Chapman, and Pete Peterson. 3-4. Having a wonderful time at the football and basketball hop. 5. Mr. Hamann’s chemistry class. Future chemists????? 6. Pep convo. Yea, team! Yea, cheer-leaders! HO-HI IN REVIEW 1. One of our more crowded after football game dances. 2. Is this the mill? No! Mr. Weber’s machine shop boys at work! 3. Miss Fischer’s busy seventh hour Art class. 4. Mr. Kingery’s advanced tying class taking a timed writing. 5. Jerry Chapman, Duane Robb, and Jim Briney, building a dark room for the photography class and Camera Club. 6. Mary Walter, Cal Sampson, Darlene Taylor, Tom Bishop, Mary Ellen Joliff, Kenny Bray, Laura Banaski, and Max Watson at the SWEATER HOP. 1 HO-HI IN REVIEW 1. Model to scale of Mr. Pound’s house, made by the build- ing trade boys and designed by the mechanical drawing class. 2. Candidates for mayor, secretary, and treasurer of 1947: Eugene Lundy, Margaret Graham, Patty Sauter, Donna Schavey, and Max Watson. 3. Mr. Martin’s Jr. Hi-Y, improving room 302 by sanding the desks. 4. A group of girls in Miss Flynn’s Home Ec. Class, demon- strating the process of making muffins. 5. Miss Nordvig’s Snip and Stitch Club wrapped Christ- mas presents. 6. The concert band and chorus class’s presentation of the Christmas convo. HO - HI IN REVIEW 1. The locker room rush between classes. • 2. Students taking over the public address system: Bob Go- vert as announcer and the SWEETHEART SKIT commit- tee. 3. Our one and only Hobart SKY LINERS. 4. The crowning of Mary Lou Thiede and Jerry Chapman as the SWEETHEART couple at the SWEETHEART dance. 5. One of Hobart’s monthly fire drills. 6. French students collecting scrap paper to earn money for their trip to France this summer. HO - HI IN REVIEW 1. The French playlet. 2 . Pep convo for the Holiday tourney. 3. A reception given in honor of M. Mme. Jean Joseph Viala, French consulate-general. 4. Jacque Donvez, French professor, who spoke to the Hobart students on conditions in France. 5. Alan Abel presents Mr. Ebbs with a Christmas gift during the band Christmas party. 6. Junior Termites, incorporated. 7. Junior play cast in action. 3. Sub Deb sweater girls. 9. Oh those wonderful seniors!!! 10. The staff presents the “Chief” with an outboard motor at Christmas time. Superintendent Harlie Carver inspects his gayly decorated gift. PIC PARADE 1. OPEN THE DOOR RICHARD” 6. Betty Mendenhall and Lorraine Allen waiting for Richard. 2. DREAM” Shirley Schoon ending up a slumber party. 3. IN THE SHADE OF THE OLD APPLE TREE Donna Schavey and Joan Strom playing peek- a-boo. .4 SWEETHEART” Darlene Taylor and Tommy Bishop. 5. PAPER DOLL” Joan Strom sitting pretty. 11 . OH BROTHER” Alita Jones. Janet Carlson, Barbara Ball, Bar- bara Distell, Margaret Graham, Pat Gulban, and Jean King. “TIME W AITS FOR NO ONE” Carol Choisser and Dorothy Jackson waiting for what or who? STRAWBERRY BLONDE” Barbara Ball taking in the sun. EMBRACEABLE YOU” Bob Goodwin and Bill Green. “PRISONER OF LOVE” Terry Lee between two pretty girls, Doris Pap- ke and Janet Carlson. 7 . 8 . J. 10 . A LITTLE ON THE LONELY SIDE” Beuford Bunnell and Allen Richmond. PIC PARADE I. SOME SUNDAE MORNING” Jean Nagel all dressed up for church. :i. THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER” Kneeling: Donna Schavey, Joan Strom; Sitting: Alita Jones, Mary Walter, Pat Gulban, Nancy Shi ' oll. Adaa Hamacher, Lois Blackman and Jo Rees spending a day at the beach. DONKEY SERENADE” Bob Goodwin up to his old tricks, teasing Mr. Ebbs. 1. “ALL BY MYSELF” Rexine Choisser perched on the Hobart bank ledge. 5. ' FRIENDSHIP” Don Erwin and Bob Govert taking time out from swimming to pose for their pictures. . THREE CABALLEROS” Seniors! Lester Gradle, Bob Govert, and Gilbert Itlel. 7. “CAPRICE VIENNOIS” Marie Swierczak and Ted Chenoweth at the junior-senior picnic. H. MY HERO” Jim McLuekie, a typical Hobart Hi-man. Oh, yes! he’s holding Bob Miller. 9. SLENDER, TENDER, AND TALL” Red Dinsmore. Max Watson, Jerry Chapman, Bill Crites, and Don Bell. 10. MY BUDDY” Max Watson and Bill Figiey all smiles. Let ' s not forget Albert Moehl. 11. “I’D BE LOST WITHOUT YOU” Don Erwin and Max Watson. More seniors! Vi. “AIN’T THAT JUST LIKE A MAN” Jackie Wright. Shirley McGlinn, Emmy Lou Garwig. Mr. Ebbs, and Lucy Kaplun. Mr. Ebbs got his twu cents m. SENIOR MEMBERS OF HOBART’S 1946 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: BUCKREUS GOETZKE BRISTOL LUNDY 165 lbs. 155 lbs. 180 lbs. 180 lbs. Center Halfback End Fullback 2 Years 1 Year 3 Years 3 Years Second Row: LANGENDORFER A. HAMILTON VAN SCOY RA1ZA 170 lbs. 145 lbs. 145 lbs. 200 lbs. Tackle Halfback Guard Tackle 3 Years 3 Years 3 Years 2 Years Third Row: ERWIN H. HAMILTON DOMMER SVETANOFF 160 lbs. 140 lbs. 165 lbs. 168 lbs. Center Right-Halfback End Fullback 2 Years 3 Years 1 Year 3 Years Fourth Row: CHAPMAN BULZA FRANK STEPHENS 150 lbs. 145 lbs. 170 lbs. 160 lbs. End Halfback Quarterback Quarterback 3 Years 2 Years 3 Yeax-s 2 Years Three cheers for the coaches! We have three coaches for the cheers, too. Tommy Moore, center, has done a splen- did job in his position as head-coach of the Brickie football team in his first year back at the Hi-Ho campus after his years in the army. Aiding him with their capable assistance are Alvin Schmidt, a new face on the faculty, left, and Harold Weber, right, also the ma- chine shop instructor. THE FOOTBALL TEAM OF 194(5 Front and center: G. McAfee, G. Trumbo. First Row: E. Lundy, B. Frank, J, Chapman, D. Vladetich, S. Van Scoy, Co-Captain H. Hamilton. D. Erwin, Co-Captain A. Hamilton, C. Merodias, iG. Peterson. E. Bristol, H. Dommcr, T. Sveelanoff, M. Stephens. Second Row: C. Gafford, D. Robb, C. Wittman, D. McAfee, K. Lewin, E. Woods, L. Mehalic, D. Goetzke, C. Shield, E. Mack, K. Langendorfer, L. Swanson, R. Raiza, C. Laurie, L. BuCkreus, J. Mitchell, S. Lazar. Coach, Tommy Moore. Third Row: B. Carpenter, G. Pritchard. J. Thyen, F. Rodriquez, B. Loggic, D. Radulovic. D. Breyfogle, R. Manwar- • ing. E. Kurth, P. Wardell. V. Bergman. J. Klug. F. Zajec. B. Morton. P. Btilza, C. Zitz. N. Wittman. An H! An O! An HOB! Many times we have heard that cheer led by Ho- bart’s “Voom! cheerleaders. Donna Spoor, Marilyn Verplank, and Laura Banaski have done an able job in lead- ing Hobart’s rooting at football and bas- ketball games. Taking part in ten harrier meets during the 1946 season the Brickie thine lad squad made a better than average showing, winning six dual and triangular meets, losing two, placing sixth in the Sixth Annual Hobart Invitational meet of sixteen teams and finishing in tenth place at the state IHSAA meet in Indian- apolis. Individual runners marked up the following point totals for the season. Bell (451, Bonner (33), Dinsmore (29), Greene (20), Stonebraker (8), Noel (8), Chapman (4), and Campos (2). Don Bell Running on the x-country team for the first time, Don led all Hobart runners in points scored. - State Meet Squad Competing in the first IHSAA x-country meet ever held, the Brickie squad finished in tenth place. James Dinsmore “Red” is now holder of the school two-mile mark of 10:13. Injuries kept him out of the big meets. HOLIDAY CHAMPS Kneeling: H. Hamilton. J. Bulza. Mascot T. Kurth, J. Campos. A. Hamilton. Standing: Coach Frank Kurth, P. Bonner. D. Trager. R. Covert, R. Goodwin, E. Mack, C. Shield, H. Luke, J. Chapman, Principal W. Kendall. THE BRICKIE TRAIL Hobart 62 Wheeler 34 Hobart 36 Crown Point 34 Hobart 36 Lowell 26 Hobart 51 Medaryville 19 Hobart 60 __ _ _ East Gary 38 Hobart 32 ____ _ East Gary 48 Hnh rt Dyer 24 Hobart 36 Valparaiso 19 Hnhart. 4fi Chesterton 40 Hobart 33 Griffith 46 Gary Edison 48 Hobart 42 Crown Point 36 Hobart 41 _ __ Griffith 44 Hobart 51 _ _ Wirt 46 Hobart 54 Wirt 35 HOLIDAY TOURNEY IHSAA SECTIONAL Hobart 60 DeMotte 40 Hobart 42 Merrillville 41 Hobart 62 East Gary 40 Hobart 40 Dyer 37 Hobart 32 E. C. Washington 58 Hobart 24 Portage 23 Hobart 37 Merrillville 45 Won 17, Lost 5. Coach Frank Kurth has been coaching Ho- bart’s varsity basketball squad since 1940, and has been doing a splendid task, too. Popularly known as ‘Red’ to most of us, his smiling person- ality influences everyone. Hobart’s Brickies, after trying for years to get into the charmed circle of tournament champions, saw their dreams come true in the tenth annual holiday tournament held in the Crown Point community building on January 3 and 4. In copping the tourney crown for the first time, the Brickies defeated DeMotte, Merrillville and Dyer in succession. Miniature gold basketball charms were presented to the players in commemoration of the first tourney triumph in the school’s basketball history. Captain Bob Govert, star basketball player, relinquishes his title to a member of next year’s team. A job well done, Bob. RESERVE STRENGTH Front and center: Manager E. Moehl. Sitting: D. Mulligan, D. Bergman, G. Sweat, R. Luke J Green, R. Goodwin. B. Watts, C. Mack. Standing: R. Killens, S. Mattox, B. Haller. D. Govert. Coach Alvin Schmidt, D. Vladetich, P. Green, L. Weiler, H. Bonner. FUTURE TALENT First row: Manager B. Bellinger, R. Marconi, J. Davis, R. Bonner, C. Carpenter, D. Wil- son, R. Kaiser, B. Strehl, J, Hall. W. Miller. K. Benson, R. Smith. Second row: Coach Kenneth Elmore, R. Dixon, J. Waite, E. Maher, D. Dinsmroe, G. Wulitich, B, Miller, B. Stolp, B, Snyder, E. Nelson, B. Matsey, B. Brown, J. Price, Principal Lowell Jordan. “BRICKIE SPRINT ACES’’ Johnny Springman and James (Red) Dins- more paced the Brickie speed department of the 1946 track team. Springman was best in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, while Dinsmore flashed in the 440 yard sprint. Springman’s best effort was 10.3 seconds for the century and Dinsmore’s 52.6 seconds in the 440 set a new LaPorte track and field mark. “CAPTAIN Just another freshman boy on the 1943 squad, Bill Crites gave an example of progress in four years. His training and long hours of work won for him the honorary captaincy, school record of 2:07.7 for the 880 yard run and fourth place in the event at the State IHSAA meet. “LITTLE BOY BRICKIE’’ “Little Boy” of the Brickie trackmen is Carl Shield who delights in tossing the 12 pound iron ball around. While only a sophomore, Carl set a new school mark for the shot put with a heave of 51 feet 6V2 inches. He had to be con- tent for second place honors in the State Meet but hopes to better Goldsberry’s state record of 53 feet 9% inches before he graduates. “A WINNING EFFORT’’ Hitting the tape first in true Brickie tradi- tion is shown this effort of a Hobart thinclad as he gives his all in a night meet in “Brickie Bowl.” BRICKIE THINLIES First row: H. Hamilton. J. Chapman. C. Maiccft. C. Fusel. J. Springman. B. Crites, R. Cronch, D. Bell. R. Weils. E. Mack. J. Campos. Second row: Mascot Tommy Kurth. R. Goff R. Noel. D. Erwin. J. Dinsmore. F. Springman. R. Raiza. Manager D. Parker. Third row: Coach Frank Kurth. P. Bulza. C. Gafford. B. Shield. C. Shield. D. Mulligan, M. Watson, Principal William Kendall. 1940 TRACK FACTS Gaining a measure of enthusiasm from their newly constructed quarter-mile lim- ning path in “Brickie Bowl”, making possible the first contested night track meets in the Calumet area, the 1946 edition of Hobart thinlies ran and jumped their way to a victorious season’s record. In dual and triangular meets the Brickies temained undefeated, turning in victor- ies over Tolleston, Wirt. Crown Point. Michigan City. Valparaiso. Chesterton and Lew Wallace. Championship trophies were won by lopping a large field of teams in the Gary Edison Relays and the Lake Porter Conference Meet. The Sixth Annual Little Four Meet trophy was also added to the collection of five others won from ’41 to ’45. In other large meets the short pants lads finished fourth in the LaPorte Carnival, Goshen Relays and IH.SAA Gary Sectional Meet, in the final State Meet the Brickies placed ninth among the 101 teams taking part. New school record marks were posted by athletes from the 1946 squad by sopho- more Carl Shield, Bill Crites, John Springman and the relay team of Chapman, Crites, K. Noel and Dinsmore. Bill Crites picking uip points m the 440 660. mile run and mile relay team, topped the list of point winners to gain the title of honorary captain. BASKET SHOTS Perry Bonner shooting the free throw that took three weeks to make. Remember the Gary-Wirt game which was delayed be- cause of darkness and finished three weeks later. Graduating seniors of 1947 are left to right: Herb Hamilton, Jerry Chapman, Har- ry Luke, Perry Bonner, Bob Govert, Art Hamilton, and John Bulza. The eager returning letter winners are Darrell Trager, Bob Goodwin, Carl Shield, Eugene Mack, “Red” Dinsmore, and Joe Campos. A Valpo man creeping around Harry Luke aas he attempts a shot in the Hobart-Valpo game which we won from our arch rivals 36-19. Two more for the Brickies by our captain, Bob Govert, in the Wirt game. Hands and arms flying as we defeated Wirt 51-46 in the first game and 54-35 in the re-play battle. THE END