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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

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SN' V E575 A O A -'riffs wax G Xxx 5113 if ,J gi 56-wi QQ-J if all s 'x fit we or 5 H1 E O K six' fd., va THIS IS YOUR BOOK: o ' QS 'S' , If f f n record of your activities, teachers, and friendsp , e 1 y 4' K' . . . . 4 ' x ' f' V I O ' Nlay you take It off lts shelf frequently and relrve-yi-1 2 jf' 404: ' X your lugh school days. 5 , l, O A .: 5 -f, H53 . Qs' A K Q fy qfrnyf Page Two lm F ' b , ,if Ai . 'A 4 f ' rf' 4 f-L 4 D, l Ln ' ,fz.4jS5Vi5,? in fy Q r Q ve: 4 1, nf, , ,,O, f , ' 1 'Ziff r N is s iggibw 21 ea Mi AM 'J Law if 1, sfiviiwsf 0 5 W ,,J,M MQ awk 535W s M' e ffong . A el ' p , V TO MISS HELEN HINSHAW: 5 A5 Q '55 a capable and sympathetic teache , a sincere 1 N Sq '43 and generous person, without whose help- P Q - E 's book would never have.been published. W T 5 Q X pb lyfog. I5 Cv LX v X Q, E ss A 5, Jeno xl . ' I . fi '3LF5.g?fE5'M,i?fL M K ' 'NL J- L- X X exyuvl- T K KM' O - ew Q S 7 I 7: 2 3 3 cw K7-'X 6 Z P N Q2 ww! XJ ' L S . L , so eeooeoe e on on Leo oo aQ L '?.,K,3f If ff If IU' - JJCJ I 'x 7567! ATTENDANCE OFFICE Barbaxa Dxstell student clerk Eugene WISE PRINCIPAL S OFFICE Dema T Puce guldance duecton Wllham R Kendall semor hlgf school prmcxpal Ruth Henschel 1eg lstrar Standmg Robert Rxsmge dean of boys Esther Rlsgnger de of g1rls Q. . r sn 55' li l -J A 3 a I-I if 4 N , E 1,1 r I J . K LfY 1 - t ' i fx' 3 . 1 'X.N '?vPv, soiixi. science T'oxnh'iyIZfDloore. A. B. Earlham College . . . Robert Risinger. B. S. Ball State Teachers College, M. S. Chicago University . . . Howard Yunker, A. B. De Pauw Univers- ity, M. A. Chicago University . . . Charles Posey. A. B. and B. S., Oakland Central College, M. A. Indiana State Teachers' College. . a j. HOME ECONOMICS Marie Nordvig. B. Ed. Northern Illinois State Teachers' College . . . Mary Flynn. B. Ed. Northern Illinois State Teachers College. TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL Seated: Farrell Speer. B. S. Indiana State Teachers' College . . .Donald Pound. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College . . . Charles, Carlock. B. Ed. Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College . . . Harold Weber. B. S. Bradley Tech- nical College . . . Bernie Smetzer. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Law , LANGUAGE ARTS -A Seated: Rita Scott. Ai B. Briar Cliff College . . . Helen Hinshaw. B. S. Ball State Teachers' College . .fl Gladys ,fAnderson. A. B. Valparaiso University . ..-Rebecca Todd. A52-B. Bethany College gl. . Annabelle, Shone. A. B. Indiana University . . . Standing: Dema T. Price. A. B. Valparaiso University, M. S. Indiana University . . . Anna Finnell. B. S. Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers' College. ' MATHEMATICS ' Dorothy Thompson. A. B. Indiana University . . . Lowell Jordan. A. B. Central Normal College, M. A. Ball State Teachers' College . . . Gwendolene Spencer Condon. A. B. Indiana University. ,gf if ' Page Fiv can 5 17' LL,, W, L L., L,,f,,, 6 7 , ,,, fn, 7,7, Lgaljld 'fn i. . COMMERCIAL ' Helen Hopp. B. S. Canterbury College . . '. Esther J. Risinger. A. B. Ball State Teachers' College. FINE AARTS A Alexandria Psiris. B. M. E. American Conservatory, Northwestern University . . . Frederick Ebhs. B. S. M. Baldwin Wallace, M. M. Michigan University . . . Minnie Fischer. B. S. Ball Stat eTeachers' College. HEALTH. SAFETY and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Russell Deal. B. S. Indiana University . . . Frank Kurth. B. S. Wittenberg College . . .Erma Vinzant. R. N. . . . Fischer. B. S. Ball State Teachers' College. SCIENCE Richard Hamman. B. S. Indiana University . . . Alvin Schmidt. B. S. Valparaiso University . . . Vern Green. A. B. and M. A. Indiana State Teachers' College. MAINTENANCE Seated: Emil Henschel, Ruth Denning, Howard Krullg Standing: Harry Miller, George Witt, Ernest Strom, Herman Wesley. Not Shown: Joe Beam SXQXSXYS NX 1s.sse.1.-sitzsz--'Q 1 li? Page Six Q ,f 'Z'-X J ff if ,ff X. xx 7 fi 1 ,f C ,J- X, ' x f An K X tae 1 1 EJ 2' Page Seve T NJ ,VJ . ,ff 15 yffj.,-7 Je! l' f . 1 fi' J' hx!! ,ff7i' jf! a' I, Q I I .-AA. Y lei N : . ' 'La W -il, ' Lf! ' IJ' J' qi, Qc! ,V V A ,f-4 3 ,A l'2jip,4 xl. Q' ' -'v 1 .- . ,fSv? fi e I J if ,W fx if f4p.4,,,4,'l ,-' ,JJ 1 , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President-Darrell Trager Vice-president-Jean Lounsbury Secretary-Netta Kanost Treasurer-Bruce Haller . . X5 h--:ie ff? - A Sify i .2 fi- ,. , ' X 'K Ti' 3551 New f-AMS .uf 5- QA, q 1, N V CP ' 3- ' 'A-if-W. ,QT fe. S' .J ji ., ' f 'f ' ,.- , l fi S L 151 -' 'S ,Q , v , f, f I -Y-' ' ' ,-. M- A ,V r 3- . .-Q Q 1, M-gg , 'G ,.- , 'X f--- if eng egg.: ll .1 7 S -S f 12' ' 59' .62 cl, .- A ,S , W--Q--' if' f ,Q 7 yd. , S - ,- S if Graf- .J 'a -N .15 w ,-:gh f -- - ' , Lf ,lf ,- ,Sf w new mb ef ..,-f JL. Mn. M EL :,Aq,!i.1S Lck el J E 1 :l tif. fx mein- ,.:1.xx..k 5 X ic. X ,P ,Q f -'.,: Apr bv A if - A X ,i-1 'F ,- jf. V 'lf 3.-2' ' 5? fl- ai? 'w Xl .f ,.-, - ,A Y' f -H , ,-.J , ' N ' 'LJ , S1 -4, ,V , 'X C 'D is - he-J . ft, l Pi mv. ia! A 'S-gi? 557 v 5 S . N2 X M , TR X A Q'- H x IOR SPONSORS Esther Risinger Donald Pound Robert Risinger Anna Finnell . ? X 2,11 fn' up , f gf' ' -Q Q -X ,ff 'A .4 4 A L Helen Hinshaw L -. 1 . '- :X-X -'Q fx l 4 vi'-L k Qx ' 51,3 x W: N rxh 4. , 'KN x Y 1 'X 'Lx if w , 1 G 4 Q f. - eg, ,. . kj CN ' by ag?-Eight yy V M Q Af' wi S Y .., S le 1 BEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR BEST ALL AROUND ,1 Tommy Allen and Janet Carlson Andy Talbot and Barbara Distell Marcella Kipper and Gexjald Peterson 1 f.: in ff A 'TJ' . T XXX my im ' I In f A ' I X .- I 'uf a 'M lf QA u l euwfa 7145! of ?ame 0 'Flu WE lax . fill fi 1 mr Ohm' I l W Z ' ' , ' , lf ffl ,'Q -A I ' ' f x , 5- A -la f in an an A UQ .' gl' A .M ja.-4-of i gb , Q , ' Q , af ' V ,fy V A LX -'lei MOST ATHLETIC MOST VALUABLE BESTANATUBED Rachel Julian and James Dinsmore Darrell Trager and Donna Schavey Pat Gulban and Leo Swanson Page Nine ,Xiu-rLGn1M. JERRY-H-Men 2, 3, 4, Traffic Squad 2, 3, Audio-Visual 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Footbaii 2, 3, 4. ufmLGRIM, SUE CAROL-International Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Red Cross 4. s.xKfLEN. LORAINE--Junior Red Cross lg Junior Miss Club 2, Thespians 3, Sub Deb Club 3, ' 4, There'll Come A Dayn 4. .xfS.LEN, TOMMY-Hi-Y 1, 2, camera Club 3, f H-Men 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Football , 3, 4. ALL. BARBARA-Snip and Stitch Club lg Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Press lub 33 Junior Class Secretary. RTON. PEGGY-Librarians' Club 2, 3. BAUMER. JACK-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 1, 2, Ensemble Club 3, 4. AACKMAN. LOIS-Snip and Stitch Club 13 Sub Deb Club 2, 3, 49 Press Club 33 HTllG1'G,ll. Come A Day 4. BROWN. ALLAN--Junior Red Cross 2, Audio- Visual 3. gJ'LZA, PETER-Hi-Y 1, 2, Booster Club 2, 33 Camera Club 4, H-Men 4, Cross Country 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Football 3, 4. BUSIER, BILL-Sea Scouts lg Science Club 2, Audio-Visual 23 Track 1. 3456-XLABRO, MARGARET-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLAWAY, EUGENE--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, En- semble Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Vcfxvxpos. JOE-Seamarfs Club 1, H-Men 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. 3, 43 'iThere'l1 Come A Dayl' 4. 4ARLSON. JANET-Thespians 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Press Club 3, Sub Deb Club 4, - Sophomore Class Secretaryg Cheerleader lg Yearbook 3, 4. NARSTENSEN, ERVIN-Traffic Squad 1, 2, Camera Club 3, 45 Yearbook 3, Track 1, 3. CHOISSER. REXINE-Senior High Girls' Club 2, 35 Girls Sportsman 35 Chorus 4. VCRAVENS. FAYE-G. A. A. 4, Emerson High School 1, 2, 3. eadafa Zhao Page Ten 5 A-A.. . N J -l.4en'oNcH.n1cHAnD.-seamenfs ciub, 1, H-Men 2, 3, 4. DARLING. JAMES-Science lg Home Work- shop 2, 3, 4. l.fB'EES. JUNE-Glee Club 1, 2, Cinema-Radio 23 Girls' Sportsman, Senior High Girls, Club 3, Ho-Hi Life 4. DINSMORE. JAMES-Science lg I-Ii-Y 2, 35 H-Men 2, 3, 4. DINSMORE. PHYLLIS-Junior Miss Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, 45 Librarians' Club 4. DBTSTELL, BARBARA-G. A. A. lg Sub-Deb Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Press Club 3g Yearbook 3, 43 There'll Come A Day 4. DOMMER. ESTHER-Junior Miss Club lg Cin- ema-Radio Club 25 Senior High Girls' Club 3, T. A. G. S. 45 There'll Come A Day 4. JMOVICH. GEORGEQTraffic Squad l, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 35 H-Men 4, There'll Come A Dayn 4. JRICKSON. MARILYN-Junior Miss Club lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Club 2, 3, 4. ERICKSON. ROBERT-Science Club lg Home Workshop 2, 3, 4. I-fE'HWIN, CHARLES-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3g Cross Country 3, 4. LfF'm:iLOW, ALYSSE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club lg Cinema-Radio Club 2, Ensemble Club 3, 4. QHKSEL, FRED-Traffic squad 1, 2, 3. LZPIGLEY. WILLIAM-Seamerfs Club 1, 2g Cam- era Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2. 3, Football 3, 4. FOREMAN. MARVIN-Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3, 4. GILBERT. KAYE-Dramatics Club 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 2, 3, Sub-Deb Club 4. L'G6BEN. JOE-Home Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4. 'bdorrz RAY-safety cmb 1, 2, 3, 4, student Council 43 Junior Class Treasurer, Track 1, 23 Football 2, 4. 79487 Page Eleven wf6O0DWIN, BOB-Seaman's ciub 1, student Council 2, 3, Ensemble Club 2, 3, H-Men 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 3, 4, The-re'll Come A Day 4. GRAF. HOWARD-Home Workshop 1, 2, 3, 4. VGEAHAM. MARGARET-G. A. A. 1, 2, Thes- pians 3, Sub-Deb 3, 4, Don't Darken Mya Doo1 ' 3, There'll Come A Day 4. AREEN. ALICE-Camera Club 4, Broad Ripple High School, Indianapolis 1, 2, 3. V6REEN. PAUL-Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- kezbaii 1, 2, 3, 4. v4ILBAN. PAT-cinema-Radio 11 sub-Deb 2, 3, 4, Press Club 3, Yearbook 3, 4. VQALLER. BRUCE-Traffic squad 1, 2, safety Club 3, Latin 3, 4, Track 4, Football 2, 4, Basketball 3, 4. AMACHER. ADA-snip and stitch 1, Girls' Sportsman 2, G. A. A. 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Sub-Deb 4, Yearbook 3, 4. HANSELL. GORDON-Seamans' Club 1, Boost- er Club 2, 3, Camera Club 4. QHKRNEY, ROSEMARY-Intel-national Club 1, Snip and Stitch 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Ho-Hi Life 4. VFERRING, NORMA-Junior Red Cross 1, Glee Club 1, International 2, Librarians' Club 3, Latin Club 3, Sub-Deb 4, Ho-Hi Life 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Don't Darken My Door 3. ARONEC. MARTHA-Junior Miss Club 1, Cine- ma-Radio Club 2, Senior High Girls' Club 3, Girls' Sportsman 3, T. A. G. S. 4, Gay 90's 3, There'll Come A Day 4. IWAN, ANN-Senior High Girls' Club 3, East Gary Edison High School l, 2. IWAN. MARIE-Senior High Girls' Club 3, East Gary Edison High School l, 2. JACKSON, JOHN'-Art Club 1, Science Club 2, 3, Track 1. VJARNAGIN, GLORIA-Snip and Stitch Club 1, Girls' Sportsman 2, G. A. A. 3, 4, Quill and fScroll 4, Ho-Hi Life 4. ONES. ALITA-Cinema-Radio 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, Sub-Deb 4. VQJAN. RACHEL-sub-Deb Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, East Gary Edison 1, 2, Cheerlead- er 4, There'll Come A Day 4. eadafz Home Page Twelve A7 VJ NJCKNOST, NETTA-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary. VKEAMMER. EILEEN-Glee ciub 1, 2, Cinema- Radio Club 2, French Club 3. QIQEGEBEIN. GERALD-Junior Red Cross 1, 2' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ' KSENAK. JOE-Science Club 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, United States Army 1947. ,,KIfLENS. BOB-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Bas- ketball l, 3, 4, Track 1, There'll Come A Day 4. ,,.1cfNG. JEAN-Thespians 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, ' Sub Deb 4. yxippan. MARCELLA-snip and smeh ciub 1, Cinema-Radio 2, Sub-Deb 3, 4, Thespians 3, Junior Board of Health 4, Yearbook 4. LAIRKEATRICK. RUTH-chei-ue lg G. A. A. 2, ,4. lyKOSELKE. JIM-Science Club 1, Handicraft Club 2, Audio-Visual 3, 4, Football 2. KOZAITIS. SAM-Audio-Visual 1, Cinema- Radio 2, Science Club 3, Safety Club 3, 4. tfKRAWCZYK. CHESTER-Home Wo1'ksh0p 2, 3. VERULL. BILLEE-Dramatics 1, 2, 4, Booster Club 2, G. A. A. 2, Ensemble Club 3, Band VPA1115: 3' E RQ SAC-K LARGENT. DONALD-Chorus 4, Horace Mann High School 1, 2, 3. 1-fI::PiSKOWSKI. HENRY--Home Workshop 1, 2, 3. LEWIN. KENNETH-Handicraft Club 1, 2, Cinema-Radio Club 3, Safety Club 4, Ho-Hi Life 4, Football 2, 3. VKOCKHART. MARY-Art Club 1, 2, Interna- tional Club 3. L,I::6fTNSBURY, JEAN-Booster Club 1, Thes- pians l, 3, Student Council 2, Sub-Deb 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader .1, Vice-president of Senior Class. QQESIADINOVICH. KATHRYN-Art Club 1, Girls' Sportsman 2, 3, Cinema-Radio Club 2, Librarians 3. af 7743 Page Thirteen ,B Xi 1 l Ns Ks 32 M w Q N xyruunv, ROBERT-Band 1, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 4. -f16IacCLEAN. PAT-snip and smoh Club 1, Kommercial Klub 2, 35 Don't Darken My Door 3. MANN. MARGARET--Cinema-Radio Club 1, 25 International Club 35 There'll Come A Day 4. tfM?APEE. RALPH-'rho-Spiaos 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club 35 Don't Darken My Door 35 There'll Come A Day 4. CPHEE, MARILYN-Snip and Stitch 1, 25 International 3. N-Minas. PAUL-Speech Club 1, Booster Club 2, Camera Club 35 French Club 3, 45 Basket- ball 15 Track 15 Don't Darken My Door 3. BMENDENHALL, BETTY-Junior Miss Club 1, 25 Thespians 35 Art Club 35 Sub-Deb 4. XMERODIAS. CHARLES-Seamen's Club 15 ' Booster Club 13 Audio-Visual 2, 35 H-Men 2, 3, 45 Football l,,2, 3, 45 Track 1. .,MTLLAR, ZOB-Ensemble Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, . I Page Fourteen MLS. OSCAR-Handicraft 15 Audio-Visual 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Football 2, 3, 4. VKAGEL, JEAN-Glee Club 1, International Club 25 A. A. 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Yearbook 3, . ,VgARKER. DAVID-Thespians 1, 25 Press Club 35 Camera Club 35 Yearbook 35 Football 1, 45 Track 2, 3. E1P'ENaER. WILBERT-Handicraft 1, 2, 35 French ub 3. VPfI'ERSON. GERALD-Homo Workshop 1, 2, Audio-Visual 35 H-Men 3, 45 Football 3, 45 ', There'll Come A Day 4. ETERSON. SHARON-Cinema-Radio 15 Sub Deb 25 Junior Red Cross 2, 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 The1'e'll Come A Day 4. AIFER. ELAINE-Cinema-Radio Club 1, 25 Senior High Girls' Club 35 Sub-Deb 3, 4. VPtiAvAc. PHYLLIS-Librarians' Club 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. - VITXMBO. RAY-Traffic Squad 1, 2, 35 H-Men 45 Football 2, 4. 36444 v v Ar- g .fK6IMOND, ALLEN-Ensemble Club 1, 2, 3, 4, SHIELD, CARL-H-Men 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, Brand 1,u2b3, 4, AD8n't Dlarken My Door 33 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. ere, ome ay . 5 lfS'HINNEMAN, HALLIE-Sub-Deb 3, 4, Gary ICHMOND. MAUREEN-Glee Club lg Snip Edison 1, 2. and Stitch 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Club SHOTTS PAUL H m W ksh 3 S f t 34. . -oe or opgaey ' Club 4. VR1GGENS.L0UISE-Snip and stitch ciub 1, 2, Intel-na1i0na1 Club 3, camera Club 4. 951133513-isngl-QIECQF-Cinema-Radio 1g Gir1S' ROBB, DUANE-H'-Y 1, 2, A d' -V' 11 3, ' f H-Men 4, Wrestiing lg Foorbgiiui, 2183? 4. ' SMITHWNEQJ-Q-Qlgema-Radio 1, 2, 3: Football 3 res in , . ROWLEY, LUELLA-G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. sfS'fROM. JOANNE-G. A. A. lg Sub-Deb 2, 3, ROSENEAIEM. 53312-1HomeC1VVLogkship 1 ,2g 4, Press Club 3, Yearbook 3, 4. ' g 1 c . , Ia IC qua Cen e u , SULIE. EUGENE-Thespmns 1, Home Work- VSKMPLES. SJHSRLEY-.gftbClub lg Clnema- shop 2, 3. Rd'2g ' 3,4. , a 10 1 lauans . u 1 . SWANSON. LEO-Handicraft lg Traffic Squad f,SCi-IAVEY. AUDREY-eC1ne-ma-Radio 1, 25 Sub- lg Student Council lg Hi-Y 2, 3g H-Men 45 l3ebk3, 4iVISe1Bor llih Girls' Club 3, Don't Football 1, 2, 3, 43 There'1l Come A Day 4. vsfar en y our ' ,,'r2iLBo'r. ANDY-Ensemble Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CHAVEY. DONNA-G. A. A. lg Sub-Deb 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, School Mayor 4g Don't 3, 43 Press Club 3, Yearbook 3, 45 Student Darken My Door 33 There'll Come A Day Council 1, 35 Latin Club 3. 4. , Page Fifteen 1' 1 TALMADGE. ALLAN4-Science Club 1g Traffic VMKRDELL, DORIS--Art Club 13 Cinema-Radio Squadi-1, 2, Safety Club 3, 4. 25 Booster Club 3g Senior High Girls' Club wr:-1'iE. MA YLQU C d 1 2 s 3: Sub-Deb 4' DE. R - ' R ' , Q - ,Or High Girls, Clublngffngublljgb 2, 3,61 w1LL1AMsoN, BARBARA-Giee Club 3, ffTheI,e,11 Come A Dayn 4. French Club 45 Merrillville High School 1, 2. WILSON. CAROLYN-Thespians Club 3, Art Club 35 Sub-Deb 4g 'fThere'11 Come A Day 4. QQPKGER. DARRELL-Science Club lg Home ,AIT-I-I CHARLES-Traffic Squad 1 2 3. Room Advisors 23 Ensemble Club 3, 4, Band ' , ' 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4g Cross Country 4. l.fWfTTMAN. NELSON+Handic1-aft 2g Booster VTBEADWAY, DonoTHY-Intel-national Club tgirl-IYEN. JOHN-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Booster Club 23 H-Men 45 Football 2, 3, 4. Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 1, 2, 35 C - C1 1, 4, XJIWJALFE. RUTH-Science Club lg Snip and ' amen u - stitch lg G. A. A. 2, 3. ,JlfDAL. JOE-Trafflc Scuad 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 4 MZ' CARL-Traffic Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Track lg ,fvi.ADE'r1cH. DAN-Audio-Visual 1, 2, 3g Bas- Ootbau 2' 3f 4- ketball 1, 2, 32 F00'fbH111, 2, 3, 4- NICH, DAN-Horree Workshop 1, 2, French X16-XLTER. MARY-G. A. A. lg Booster ciub 1, Club 35 Sclence lub 4' , Sub Deb 2, 3, 4g Press Club 3: Student Coun- SCHWUCHOW. GERALD - Traffic Squad 15 cil 2g Yearbook 3, 43 f'Don't Darken My Home Workshop 2g Hi-Y 35 Track lg Foot- Door 3. ball 2. ' 66444 af 77467 Q., ii l. 2. .. .-. -1. .v. li. T. S. El ll. 1. 3. -l. li. T S. 9. 4 . 1 'NVl1o'? -NVillme1't Pender 'You Call It Illadxnessu-Andy Talbot Playmate -Georgo Dujinoyicli 'That Old Gang of Mini- -Nancy Sliroll, Ada Hamacfli- or. Alita Jones, Mary NValIor, Donna 1-laxton, Hallie Shimu-man. Rai-liol Julian. Barlmarai Rall, Lois Black- man, and .lean King. 'Nanry NVitl1 tho Laugrliing Farr -Naiicy Sliroll. 'Wagon XV'l1eols -Carl Zilz. .lorry Ahlgrim, Bill lfigloy, Clxuvk Merodias, David Parker, Pete Peterson, and Leo Swanson. 'My Rockin' Horso ltan Awayl'--Gloria Jarnagin. Smile-s -Bu1'ha1'a Distell 'Lovely to Look At -Gloria Jarnagin, Phyllis Posavav, Donna NVll1l2llllSOIl, and Rosemary Harney. 1 ' l NIIIIXH Ruth XVolfe ind Ditk Crunch Flu Girl That . b- ' V: ' . Two Loves Have 1 -listlier lioinmer, Hay Ranilro, and Martha Hronev. SL Louis XVo1nan -Phyllis Pnsayac uxxvlllllllll Tell Overture -Bill Busier. 1'Nl'l0lldSl'llD -N0itll, Kanost and Marcella Kipper, Qld Rovkin' l'll2lll S Got Mv'f--Sharon 1'-.eterson 1 1 Nix 'NViy Noimi l-lerrinfi l'ni1g . j 13- ' a V K I-ligh On A Xl'indy Hill -Margarvt Graham 1 Cz1n't Begin To 'llvll You -liarbara llistn-11 HL s Bly Bill--Bill Figlcy. + 20. Cuddle UD A Little Closer -Kvnuy Lewin and Rose- mary Harney ' 21. You Belong To My Heart -Alita. Jones and Bill Busier 22. l'n1 a Big Girl Nl5NN','-Rill'lJ1ll'il xVllllillllS0l'l 23. 'Me and My Shadow -Margaret llruliam and Donna Sm-liayey. 24. l' Love You Truly -.loo Campos and Ray Rambo Sonny Boy -lflryin Carstonson. 26. l.onesoni0 'l'hat's All -Joanne S'rom. ' 27. Smoke, Smoke, Smoke -David Parker, Bill Figley, and Jerry Alilgriin. 28. Flat Foot Fl0ogy -lflrvin Carstensen and Bill Busier, 29, S-vliool Days -Mary Lou Thiede, Betty Mendenhall, Barbara. Ball, .lean King, Lois Blackman, Lorraine Allen, Ada I'I?llllll0l'l6l'. and Rachel Julian. 30. Stay as Sweet as You Are -Janet Carlson 221. Pal of lXIinoY'--'Polnmy Allen and Leo Swanson 32 Together -.lorry Ahlgrim and Mary Vlfalter. 33 In the Middle of Nowhere -Mary Lou Thiede and 34 3 5 3 6 37 Lorraine Allen. Dry Bones -Lois Blackman, Nancy Shroll, and Bar- bara Ball. Lazy Bones -Chuck lflrwin. 'ilfolno Out. Como Out,-xN'1l81'CX'k'l' You Are -Pat Gulban and Ada Ha.nia.0her. My Buddy -Allen 1ilC'lllll0l1d'illld Andy Talbot. Page Seventeen Page Eighteen I ROOM 105 MR. GREEN First Row: M. Ahlgrim, S. Lazar, D. Groom. Second Row: P. Lesko, G. Huge, D. John- son, M. Maleck, C. Helms, Mr. Green. Li-1--n Third Row:.M. Katunich, P. Jackson, P. Kubiak, L. Hughes. Fourth Row: R. Man- waring, B. Killens, P. Holota, M. Knoblich, S. Johnson. Not shown: C. Luedtke, H. Lockhart, L. Lanham. ROOM 110 MR. SPEER First Rom: Bloom, A. Stark, G. McAfee. Second Row: G. Danielson, J. Shroll, K. Carnell, N. Wagoner. Third Row: E. Bell- inger, M. Peksenak, Clasen, E: Hick- gn, D. Breyfogle. Fourth Row: R. Abell, D. Williamson, M. Cooke, A. Wichowski, R. Danielson. Fifth Row: B. Zunich, B. Palmer. H. Klahn. ' Not shown: D. Mulli- gan, Ryan, N. Wagoner, D. Patualski. ROOM 205 MRS. CONDON First Row: B. Loggie, A. Hoddy, S. Mattox, R. McKnight, B. Rappe, S. Miller, F. Sal- ter, P. Kennedy, K. Noel. Second Row: ,A. Pyatt, S. Mitchell, M. Krause, B.'Brown, Q. McG1inn, J. Daughtry, F. Rodriguez, ,L gMcDougell. Third Row: M. Kellen, B. Perry, C. Riddle, D. Kasch, J. Ramsey, M. Noggle. Fourth Row: B. Shell, J. Csokasz, B. Morton, R. Luke, R. Olson, S. Mattix, M. Gregor, J. Rice, D. Radulo- vic, D. Koenig, B. Greene. ROOM 204 MISS STEWART First Row: T. Briney, Car1son,g,. Cheno- weth, J. McLead. Second Row: W. Olson, D. Butler, D. Zimny, H. Evans. Third Row: B. Fasel, J. Carlisle, G. Sweat. Fourth Row: F. Echenrode, D. Campbell, L. Det- terline, . Stonebraker. Fifth Row: C. Dubach, R. e, C. Norman, F. Swynen- berg. Sixth Row: D. McAfee, E. Cicillian, C. Brown, C. Gafford, P. Bridgeman. Sev- enth Row: J. Zinnen, D. Govert, L. Mehalic, D. Baumann. Not shown: C. Bussie, J. Cronch. ROOM 206 MISS THOMPSON First Row: D. Wilkes, J. Klug, B. Ander- son, L. Banaski. Second Row: S. Sonn- tag, A. Santacroce, D. Spoor, M. Dudgeon, L. Schavey. Third Row: E. Soderquist, C. Erwin, E. Picon, A. Shults. Fourth Row: M. Wineinger, M. Verplank, E. Gar- wig, R. Vorpahl. Fifth Row: D. Stanley, Z,ajec,,R. Wegrnet, B. Schellenberg, M. Bryant. Sixth Row: R. Wesley,,,1. Schwg- chow, E. Mack, Bill Shield. Not Shown: Bob Shield, C. Van Blairconi, J. Wilson. Sa ROOM 109 MISS DEAN First Row: R. Williams, N. Baumann, D. Buczek. Second Row: Vernon Bergman, A. M. Swanson, 'L. Nuzum, C. Moore, F. Raisis, D. Elliott, C. Wittman. Third Row: P. Wardell, P. Muller, R. Marconi, B. Car- ter, W. Nickell, J. Wolfe, G. Springman, R, Galovic. Fourth Row: E. Kurth, R. Berndt, M. Ehlen, M. Ahlgrim, D. Jackson, A. Sod- . Verplank. Not Shown: J. Beer- bower, J. Hecht, F. Lach, E. Mioduski. 1 Page Nineteen Page Twenty ROOM 208 MR. HAMMAN First Row: G. Blackman, J. Mair, P. Darl- ing. Second Row: D. Kisela, A. Smith, K. Emory, L. Wilkes. Third Row: V. Dett- weiler, D. Dankert, J. Wilfong, D. Spring- man, S. Morris, M. Raiza, E. Bulza, E. Shaffer. Fourth Row: L. Watkins, E. Alexander, T. O'Keefe, L. Weiler, D. Sweat, R. Shearer, C. Koby, C. Ronschke, A. Kegebein. Not shown: J. DeMers, Krulik, J. Norcy, J. Steen. ROOM 211 MISS HOPP First Row: P. Neff, N. Dowd, G. Babrik, J. Ewigleben. Second Row: A. Erwin, S. Plews, E. Laskowski, B. Zytko, J. Kurth, Fleming, D. Laughlin, M. Springman, O. Galbert. Third Row: I. Schrnelter, W. Krawczyk, H. Dockter, C. Reese, D. Brown, Q. Klingensrniwth, G. Best, D. Bood. Fourth Row: R. Burkman, B. Watts, C. Schavey, M. Moreno Miss Hopp. Not shown: M. Stringer, D. Fedorchak, E. Wolfe. ROOM. 212 MR. MOORE First Row: J. Rappe, F. Florios, A. No- votny. Second Row: P. Rose, N. Dault, M. Carlos, B. Alexander, J. Walters, R. Thyen, P. Lazar, G. Carls ell. Third Row: S. Heavilin, P. Koenig, I. Mil- lus, ..1,.ML1gight, B. Goodwin, J. Green, R. Roach, R. Leszczynski, S. Krol, Mr. Moore. Fourth Row: P. Collins, R. Banks, N. Chase, B. Tyndall, J. Crum, D. Harrigan, F. Schutt, K. Chaney, D. Schiller, J. Springman,,C. Landes, J. Veteck. Not shown: A. Brown, B. Bryant, C. Mack. 5' --4 L r.L i ROOM 210 MRS. SHONE First Row: J. Valovich, R. Herman, J. Belkow. Second Row: R. Yel- kich, R. Trial, J. Owings, M. Jurich, E. Erwin, A. Dujmovich, V. Eicholz. Third Row: J. Gullic, M. Coslet, . Carlisle, D, Papke, D. Fowler, L. Popp, M. ordan. Fourth Row: L. Thompson, Q. Tomak, R. Skomp, T. Ehrhardt, T. Cox, Mergl, N. Mclntire, ,T. Zajec, D. Bauer, C. Auxier. Not Shown: J. Noakes. ROOM 202 MISS ANDERSON First Row: G. Teitge, M. Vetelli, O. Wine- inger, J. Zytko, A. Wengel, T. Sullivan, K. Talmadge. Second Row: M. Small- wood, I. Hanners, P. Thornton, J. Taylor, E, Watkins, L. Spangler, L. Wesley, L. Stanley. Third Row: M. Trail, D. Stowers, D. Somers, S. Webb, D. Wilman. Fourth Row: . . Sensenbau h G. Trumbo, D. Shearer, . Thomas, T. Subartowicz, S. Spangler. Fifth Row: E. Thyen, E. Sol, W. Stolp, E. Wagner, K. Wilfong, C. Talian, . Wilfong G. Wulitich, A. Smith. Not S own: N. Shanks, B. Springman. ROOM 201 MR. CARLOCK First Row: C. Rueckert, J. Price, A. Muir, D. Radulovic,,M. Mikolics, P. Neyhart, R. Miles. Second Row: B. Morgan, W. Men- denhall, D. Pavlakovic, I. Peksenak, L. Miller, R. Ramsey, E. Ronski. Third Row: F. Plews, L. Radvell, J. Meeks, J. Schultz, C. Ridley, J. Santacroce, C. Morton. Fourth Row: W. Passage, B. Poncher, R. Poquette, J. Sawyer. Fifth Row: J. Sansone, I. Rig- gens, J. Mitchell, F. Schellenberg, J. Pav- lakovic. Sixth Row: D. Knoblich, E. Nel- son, J. Pavese, J. Nichols, D. Schmidt, Moon. Not Shown: B. Miller, M. Noble. -:xi e Page Twenty One Page Twenty Two ROOM 101 MISS NORDVIG First Row: C. Bugay, B. Bellinger, S. Ahl- grim, F. Broda, D. Ahlgrim, B. Baker, L. Ahlgrim. Second Row: B. Boyd, M. De- Boy, P. Crozier, N. Bledsoe, B. Blackburn, E. Darling, V. Bray. Third Row: B. Spring- man, J. Largent, S. Arbogast, C. Choisser, W. Davis, J. Curran, O. Carter. Fourth Row: D. Cullum, L. Crum, M. Brown, J. Costello, R. Brown, J. Bristol, Fifth Row: A. Alschuler, D. Campos, W. Davis, C. Car- penter. Sixth Row: W. Bussie, D. Adams, T. Cole, D. Davis, E. Bonczek, G. Christian. Not Shown: P. Brannock, M. Costello. ROOM 104 MISS SCOTT First Row: W. Keene, C. Kling, F. Ken- nedy, A. Larson, D. Johnston, R. Kanzler. Second Row: T.- Krawczyk, R. Hallrnen, T. Lowie, E. Mclntire, E. McPhee, J. Kse- nak, E. Matovich. Third Row: B. McCum- ber, B. Jackson, M. Kennedy, S. Kohn, C. Kleine, B. Matsey, J. Lange-ndorfer. Fourth Row: M. Johnson, T. Koritko, M. Mattix, J. Kurth, D. Krumrie. Fifth Row: J. Cooley, J. Krubsack, T. Machin, S. Kanz- ler, B. Johnston. Not Shown: P. Killens, D. Mathias, B. Miller, R. Shultzaberger. ROOM 102 MR. SMETZEH First Row: W. Dodson, G. Gee, D. Dees, R. Garrard, R. Elisha, M. McDougall, J. Dignin. Second Row: R. Hupertz, B. Frett, J. Harrelson, B. Fedorchak, F. Fahey, J. Helfrich, M. Farlow, V. Govert. Third Row: E. Greenberg, E. Heckman, S. Hecht, W. Hilton, J. Hickman, J. Vickens. Fourth Row: E. Dziubla, M. Hamann, Hahn, J. Hanners, R. Dixon, N. Dixon. Fifth Row: L. Gee, R. Hutchens, R. Easton, J. Ewigle- ben, B. Headley, D. Dinsmore, B. Fasel. Not Shown: F. Epperson, M. Ewing, D. Fowler, I. Hanners. 69454 ROOM 302 MISS TODD First Row: D. Dowd, T. Evans, B. Binder, J. Banaski, G. Hahn. Second Row: E. Fet- terer, M. Bercau, B. Blachly, R. Bonner, C. Gilbert, L. Herbst, Z. Bowden. Third Row: Miss Todd, G. Bjerkness, M. Emory, B. Coleman, M. Banaski, B. Florios, D. Craig. Fourth Row: M. Ferman, .K. Darl- ing, P. Goin, B. Brown, S. Ensminger, B. Dudgeon, R. Ehrhardt. Fifth Row: B. Drummond, R. Bonner, J. Behrends, A. Davis, J. Davis, K. Benson, R. Byers. Sixth Row: F. Findling, G. Darling, K. En- sign, T. Diener, B. Cope, B. Austin, S. Gacsy, M. Parker, S. Anderson. Not Shown: M. Baker, W. Beatty, R. Easton. ROOM 304 MR. POSEY First Row: C. Heckman, R. Irick, R. Leon- ard, T. Mair, E. Matovich. Second Row: C. Mikowski, M. Muir, A. Muir, J. Helms, W. McDo1e, E. Hollister. Third Row: R. Marconi, T. Cotton, D. Hoover, J. McLead, J. Julian, G. Lyman, E. Kara. Fourth Row: V. Herring, B. Haslett, B. Holeman, D. King, B. Loving, D. McCurnber, W. Marrs. Fifth Rowsg. Kaiser, M. Kinston, M. Goodwin, J. Lova 1nov1c , T. Mitchell, W. Miller. Sixth Row: R. Hecht, D. Hum- insky, D. Ittel, G. Hamilton, E. Maher, D. Luke, J. Manning. Not Shown: W. Hart- nup, B. Jacob, E. Johnson, A. Kupke, R. Lowry, J. Moffet. ROOM 306 MR. SCHMIDT First Row: J. Polak, F. Roach, L. Pavy, A. Smith, R. Tarchala, J. Thoman, G. Thomas- 1no. Second Row: R. Tenpas, M. Thorn- ton, R. Williamson, J. Neff, E. Wotovitz, J. Netzhammer, B. Shearer, D. Smith. Third Row: E. Truth, T. Moore, M. Prage, V. Smittani, D. Shotts, D. Moreno, R. Porter. Fourth Row: R. Schmidt, L. Sandberg, J. Cooper, B. Zunich, M. Peck, M. Wulititch, E. Largent, L. Mulligan, M. Crum, D. Swartz. Fifth Row: A. Roggom, J. Waite, J. Vargas, B. Strehl, L. Leonard, D. Tar- chala, E. Westen. Sixth Row: W. Swart- zol, L. Murphy, R. Witt, L. Taylor, J. Robb, D. Wilson, R. Sullivan. 4 l l w 1 l l Page Twenty Three Page Twenty Four SEVENTH GRADE ROOM 301 MR. DEAL First Row: B. Hamilton, J. Watkins, M. Kasrich, H. Fitzgerald, G. Talmadge, F. Crawford, Mr. Deal. Second Row: C. Rush, C. Conway, J. Dommer, S. Scharback, S. Johnston, P. Cooper, S. Bell. Third Row: G. Cox, R. Fraser, J. Sullivan, B. Smith, D. McDole, R. Fife, B. Beckett. Fourth Row: R. Jordan, S. Schmidt, N. Buck- reus, E. Etchison, F. Kelly, K. Carlson. H. Sanak. Fifth Row: G. Schmidt, B. Vin- zant, H. Goben, R. Elliott, B. Knole, M. Jordan, J. Reale. Sixth Row: L. Rich- mond, A. Abrams, W. Cardwell, M. Dan- skin, S. Grasa, C. Adams, J. Daniels, J. Thomas. Not Shown: G. Campbell, C. Hamilton, D. Hess. ROOM 303 MR. JORDAN First Row: M. Ryan, D. Welch, A. Spring- man, J. Allen, F. Ahlgrim, D. Dusich, H. Hansell, W. Shoemaker. Second Row: D. Bood, B. Springman, P. Yates, E. Dacey, J. Sawa, T. Mullins, N. Ross, J. Alexander, E. Woods. Third Row: L. Bridgeman, S. Scott, B. MacClean, O. Miller, J. Potee, N. Ken- niger, D. Haxton, R. Davison, G. Erwin. Fourth Row: C. Wyman, W. Cole, P. Short, D. Tully, J. Watts, M. Vitnoski, S. Schmidt. Fifth Row: N. Scofield, M. Wirick, N. Small, H. Hickman, W. Reid, C. Hanna, K. Keller. Sixth Row: J. Yates, W. Woods, R. Norman, D. Bragg, R. Rieck, G. Stech. Not Shown: A. Rosandich. ROOM 305 MISS PSIRIS First Row: R. Morgan, S. Preissler, A. Patz. Second Row: P. O'Neill, J. Mills, C. Murphy, P. Patterson, J. Neff, J. Kling, P. Murray, D. LePell. Third Row: B. Moehl, J. Noggle, L. Newmann, D. Melon- ashi, C. Pender, F. Mills, J. McCumber, P. Page. Fourth Row: D. Pender, C. Kleiber, V. Norris, P. Peksenak, J. Machin, N. McKnight, F. McKinley. Fifth Row: Miss Psiris, M. Pavese, G. Landes, D. Lin- es, J. Larson, P. Morfis. Sixth Row: J. Matan, E. Massow, D. Keen, R. Mar- cotte, J. Noak, E. Owens, O. Mas- sow. Not Shown: N. Cooper, M. Crum, L. Leonard, J. Murray, P. Murray, E. Lar- gent, G. Otto. . or I Xi? f 2.-2 Page Twenty Six G. A. A. President-Phyllis Posavac Vice-pres.-Phyllis Dinsmore Secretary-Audrey Brown Treasurer-Thelma Briney Point Keeper-Lorene Schavey Sponsor-Miss Dean First Row: P. Posavac, P. Dinsmore, A. Brown, T. Briney, L. Schavey. Second Row: D. Spoor, J. Nagel, N. Baumann, S. Miller, A. Santacroce, C. Helms, J. Kurth, M. Kellen, V. Verplank. Third Row: H. Evans, K. Emory, A. Erwin, S. Peterson, L. Hughes, M. Raiza. Fourth Row: N. Dowd, M. Verplank, D. Bood, G. Jarnigan, A. Swanson, S. Wardell, B. Williamson, J. Kurth, V. Bray, D. Pavlakovic, J. McLead, P. Kubiak, F. Cravens, L. Rowley. Not shown: B. Carter. CAMERA CLUB President-Bill Figley Secretary-Dorothy Treadway Treasurer-Paul Meeks Sponsor-Mr. Hamann First Row: B. Figley. Second Row: B. Bloom, C. Landis, L. Riggens, D. Tread- way, M. Ehlen, A. Green, L. Spangler, R. Mergl. Third Row: P. Bulza, B. Hickman, P. Meeks, D. Parker, J. Rappe, B. Shield, G. Hansell. Not Shown: E. Carstensen, W. Pender, T. Zajec, J. Beerbower. JUNIOR MISS 7'S President-Nancy Buckreus Vice-pres.-Martha Jordan Secretary-Nedra Ross Treasurer-Beverly MacClean Sponsor-Mrs. Risinger. First Row: N. Buckreus, M. Jordan, N. Ross, B. MacClean, E. Dacey, J. Alexander, D. Walsh, T. Millins, D. Melonashi, P. Mur- ray, G. Erwin, R. Dabison, S. Scott, P. Cooper. Second Row: M. Wirick, S. Schmidt, F. Mills, E. Woods, C. Conway, C. Pender, P. Patterson, S. Schmitt, C. Rush, E. Etchison, P. Short. Third Row: W. Cole, J. Sullivan, S. Scharbach, M. Danskin, C. Wijman, B. Abrams, K. Keller, S. Grasa, N. Scofield, N. Small, C. Adams. Not Shown: W. Cardwell, J. Dommer, S. John- ston, B. Smith. LIBRARIANS' CLUB President-Wilda Olson Vice-pres.-Ruth Vorpahl Secretary-Marilyn Krause Treasurer-Shirley Samples Sponsor-Mrs. Bailey First Row: M. Krause, R. Vorpahl, S. Sam- ples, W. Olson. Second Row: M. John- son, M. Katunich, P. A. Lesko, E. Pauld- ing, D. Picon. Third Row: A. Hoddy, E. Picon, J. Narcy, D. Dankert, R. McKnight, Fourth Row: S. Sonntag, E. Soderquist, K. Lovadinovich, D. Wyman, L. Wilkes. Fifth Row: A. Soderquist, J. Wolfe, P. Jackson, S. Heavilin, W. Nickell. HI-Y President-Don McAfee Vice-pres.-John Zinnen Secretary-Don Brown Treasurer-John Thyen Sgt. at Arms-Cal Gafford Sponsor-Mr. Speer First Row: D. McAfee, J. Zinnen, D. Brown, J. Thyen, C. Gafford. Second Row: D. Elisha, P. Neyhart, J. Price, J. Helfrich. Third Row: V. Govert, A. Smith, D. Dins- more, J. Bristol, J. Greenberg, J. Pavese. Fourth Row: W. Bussie, F. Swynenberg, C. Wittman, B. Matsey, J. Sansone. Fifth Row: R. Olson, G. Carlson, J. Ksenak, G. Schwuchow, T. Allen, B. Snyder. Sixth Row: H. Bonner, E. Woods, G. Wulitich, L. Swanson, L. Mehalic, B. Killens. Not Shown: M. Ahlgrim, B. Fedorchek. 4-H CLUB President-Delores Stowers Vice-pres.-Marlene Hamann. Sec.-treas.-Janice Hahn Sponsor-Miss Flynn First Row: D. Stowers, M. Hamann, J. Hahn. Second Row: J. Cooper, J. Mills, J. Kling, S. Arbogast, P. Page, D. L. LePel1. Third Row: N. McKnight, J. Sawyer, E. Shaffer, S. Webb, E. Largent, M. Crum. Not Shown: M. Coslet. Page Twenty Seven Page Twenty Eight J R. NEEDLEWOHK CLUB President-Winona Marrs Vice-pres.-Jackie Neff Sec.-treas.--Evelyn Hollister Sponsor-Miss Todd First Row: J. Neff, E. Hollister, W. Marrs, Second Row: P. O'Neil, W..McDole, J. McCumber, L. Newman, A. Muir, D. Tar- chala. Third Row: D. McCumber, G. Otto, C. Machin, J. Noggle, L. Mulligan, A. Smith, B. Moehl. Not Shown: M. Vitno- ski, J. Watts. HOME WORKSHOP President-Joe Gobin Vice-pres.-Bob Erickson Sec.-treas.-Howard Graf Sponsor-Mr. Smetzer. First Row: B. Erickson, J. Gobin, H. Graf. Second Row: D. Campos, A. Larson, R. Thyen, T. Cox, G. Best. Third Row: F. Schellenberg, M. Brown, J. Nichols, R. Hutchins, C. Duback, J.. Darling. Not Shown: J. Cooley, E. Heckman, B. Jackson. BOOSTERS President-Nelson Wittlnan Vice-pres.-Allan Stark Treasurer-Ben Watts Secretary-Stewart Mattix Sponsor-Mr. Risinger. First Row: N. Wittman, A. Stark, B. Watts, S. Mattix. Second Row: R. Pryeniczry, V. Norris, L. Bridgeman, C. Murphy, G. Bjerkness, M. Thornton, A. Muir, J. Netz- hammer, W. Shoemaker, B. Binder. Third Row: D. Lines, B. Schmidt, P. Wardell, R. Luke, D. Baumann, T. Moore, L. Stanley, J. Costello. Fourth Row: O. Miller, B. Beckett, C. Schavey, T. Subartowicz, R. Hupertz, G. Stech, L. Wesley, F. Epperson, C. Rueckert. SUNSHINE SOCIETY President-Rexine Choisser Rec.-sec.-Dorothy Jackson Corr.-sec.-Doris Papke. Treasurer-Carole Choisser Sponsor-Mrs. Condon. First Row: R. Choisser, D. Jackson, D. Papke, C. Choisser. Second Row: B. Bry- ant, J. Owings, M. A. Ahlgrim, I.. Popp, A. McPhee, L. Smith, G. Gee, L. E. Ahl- grim. Not Shown: D. Fowler. JUNIOR RED CROSS President-Donna Shotts Vice-pres.--John Findling Secretary--Delores Moreno Treasurer-Sue Carol Ahlgrim Reporter-Howard Hansell Sponsor-Miss Hopp First Row: J. Findling, D. Moreno, D. Shotts, S. Ahlgrim. Second Row: J. Riten- our, D. Bood, O. Galbert, P. Peksenak, A. Springman, H. Hansell, J. Banaski, J. Thomas. Third Row: G. Talmadge, B. Vinzant, J. Davis, T. Cole, J. Krubsack, J. Larson, G. Thomasino. Not Shown: D. Welch. TAGS President--Martha Hronec Vice-pres.--Mary Ann Jurich Secretary-Esther Dommer Treasurer-Pat Thornton Sponsor-Miss Psiris First Row: M. Hronec, M. A. Jurich, E Dommer. Second Row: V. Eicholz, F. Raisis, A. Dujmovich, D. Buczek, N. Vitelli Third Row: N. Dixon, D. Peksenak, R. Yel- kich, R. Trial, J. Largent, D. Cullum, L Miller. Fourth Row: M. Kennedy, W. Dod- son, W. Davis, J. Taylor, B. Blackburn, R Poquette, J. Schultz, I. Hanners, J. Curren, W. Hilton. Fifth Row: N. Carlish, M Noble, C. Moore, E. Erwin, J. Meeks, J Hanners, C. Ridley, B. Fasel, D. Elliott. Page Twenty Nine Page Thirty Q JUNIOR H-MEN President-J oe Smith Vice-pres.-Richard Bonner Secretary-Bill Strehl Treasurer--Jerry Waite Sponsor-Mr. Schmidt First Row: J. Smith, R. Bonner, B. Strehl, J. Waite. Second Row: Mr. Schmidt, R. Marconi, B. Drummond, W. Miller, D. Wil- son. Not Shown: J. Reale, B. Woods, D. Huminski, J. Allen, R. Schmidt, J. Robb, K. Benson, J. Hess. LATIN CLUB President-Rachel Carlson Vice-pres.-Joyce Ramsey Secretary-Barbara Rappe Treasurer-Bette Lou Perry Sponsor-Mrs. Shone First Row: B. Perry, B. Rappe, R. Carlson J. Ramsey. Second Row: H. Lockhart, A Pyatt, G. Huge, K. Carnell, M. Cooke, S McG1inn. Third Row: N. Kanost, J. Shroll, E. Bulza, E. Paulding, S. Mattox, B. Haller B. Klingensmith. Not Shown: T. Machin. AUDIO-VISUAL President-Oscar Mills Vice-pres.-Jim Koselke Secretary-Don Radulovic Treasurer-Richard Manwaring Sponsor-Mr. Yunker First Row: B. Roach, W. Fuller, R. Ewigle- ben, E. Matovich, G. Trumbo, J. Pavlako- vic, J. Bellinger, F. Kennedy, B. Morgan J. Langendorfer, A. Kegebein, B. Miles Second Row: R. Berndt, W. Anderson, D Robb, W. Lesczynski, M. Foreman, R Manwaring, D. Radulovic, O. Mills, J. Koselke, P. Muller, R. Marconi, R. Will- iams, C. Auxier. Third Row: Mr. Yunker J. Klug, B. Palmer, R. Abell, B. Zunich J. Ryan, W. Davis, J. Belkow, R. Wegmet R. Danielson, J. Csokasy. Not Shown: B Busier, R. Dickson, E. Nelson, F. Plews E. Sol, J. Springman, B. Stolp. 1 JR.-SR. SAFETY CLUB President-Paul Green Vice-pres.-Paul Lazar Secretary-George Dujmovich Treasurer-J oe Vidal Sponsor-Mr. Deal First Row: P. Green, P. Lazar, G. Dujmo- vich, J. Vidal. Second Row: J. Carlisle, C. Zitz, C. Brown, F. Rodriguez, G. McAfee, R. Goff. Third Row: B. Morton, P. Shotts, S. Kozaitis, R. Wesley, F. Fasel, A. Tal- madge. Fourth Row: B. Fasel, C. Norman, A. Wichowski. Not Shown: K. Lewin. ART CLUB President-Fred Eckenrode Vice-pres.-Dorothy Baker Secretary-Marjorie Smallwood Treasurer--Mariel Farlow Sponsor-Miss Fischer First Row: M. Farlow, D. Baker, M. Small- wood, F. Eckenrode. Second Row: R. Fraser, B. Baker, F. McKinley, F. Vargos, L. Leonard, E. Matovich. Not Shown: J. Thomas, B. McCumber, M. Wulitich. SAFETY-9 and 10 President-Leland Thompson Vice-pres.-Ralph Skomp Secretary-Fred Florios Treasurer-Dick Sweat Sponsor-Mr. Weber First Row: L. Thompson, D. Lamb, F. Florios, D. Sweat, T. O'Keefe. Second Row: E. Thyen, K. Talmaclge, R. Garrard, R. Kanzler, D. Kling, R. Skomp, T. Sulli- van .Third Row: B. Alexander, W. Keene, D. Dees, T. Krawczyk, J. Valovich, R. Hall- men, H. Dockter. Fourth Row: A. Wagoner, J. Tomak, C. Bugay, F. Lach, J. Mitchell, L Gee, C. Reese, B. Boyd, D. Schiller, M. Moreno, C. Carpenter, B. Brown, J. Stein, W. Krawczyk, E. Kurth, L. Weiler, E. Dziubla, J. Green, E. Alexander, R. Her- man, E. Bonczek, D. Bauer, P. Lazar. 5 V Page Thirty One Page Thirty Two i JUNIOR HI-Y President-Bill Cope Vice-Pres.-Ronald Kaiser Sec-treas.-John Noak Sponsor--Mr. Posey First Row: B. Cope, B. Morgan, D. Haxton, Second Row: C. Kleiber, M. Kasrich, D. Dusich, R. Hamilton, C. Heckman. Third Row: D. Dowd, J. Watkins, P. Yates, R. Leonard, G. Schmidt. Fourth Row: J. Daniels, G. Hahn, D. Bragg, J. Yates, R. Elliott, E. Owens, D. Pender, R. Marcotte, J. Reale, M. Pavese, W. Murphy, A. Davis. Fifth Row: R. Kaiser, L. Taylor, J. Noak, J. Thomas. Not Shown: G. Cox, F. Craw- ford, G. Fitzgerald, D. Krol, D. Keene, M. Paves, J. Sawa. JUNIOR MISS-9 and 10 President-Mary Stringer Vice-pres.--Joan Shaffer Secretary-Jerry Mair Treasurer-Peggy Neff Sponsor-Miss Stewart First Row: J. Shaffer, M. Stringer, J. Mair, P. Neff. Second Row: D. Ahlgrim, G. Teitge, E. Bellenger, M. DeBoy, N. Dault, A. Novotny, W. Passage, M. Carlos. Third Row: E. Ronschke, J. Mitchell, B. Spring- man, N. Bledsoe, E. Laskowski, B. Zytko, M. Mattix, D. Kisela. Fourth Row: N. Shanks, N. Chase. B. Poncher, L. Radvell, E. Mclntire, C. Kleine, J. Hickman, T. Koritko, I. Riggens. Fifth Row: S. Hecht, S. Kanzler, R. Banks, J. Craig, P. Killens, M. Jordan, P. Koenig. Sixth Row: J. Zytko, O. Wineinger, S. Kohn, I. Schmel- ter , M. Springrnan, J. Wilfong, A. Erwin, C. Morton. Not Shown: S. Ahlgrim, P. Crozier, C. Franklin, I. Millus, L. Nuzum, G. Springman, M. Trail, F. Broda. JUNIOR HOBBY CLUB President-Tommy Mair Secretary-Bob Austin Treasurer-Don Craig Sponsor-Mr. Jordan First Row: T. Mair, B. Austin, D. Craig. Second Row: Mr. Jordan, A. Patz, F. Ahl- grim, R. Jordon, H. Goben, G. Campbell, D. Mueller, S. Preissler, F. Roach, E. Kara. Third Row: B. Springman, R. Ehrhardt, N. Kenninger, J. Murray, G. Cox, F. Kelley, P. Morfis, G. Landes. Fourth Row: J. Matan, K. Carlson, E. Weston, H. Hickman, L. Richmond, B. Woods, G. Hamilton, A. Kupke, C. Hanna, H. Polak. Fifth Row: K. Darling, J. Potee, R. Schmidt, E. Maher, D. Ittel, H. Sanak, B. Reid, B. Norman, J. Manning. Not Shown: J. Degenais, R. Fife, M. Ryan. H-MEN President-J oe Campos Vice-pres.-Bill Greene Sec.-treas.--Dick Cronch Sponsors-Mr. Moore and Mr. Kurth First Row: R. Crouch, B. Greene, J. Cam- pos. Second Row: P. Peterson, D. Brey- fogle, V. Bergman, B. Matsey. D. Koenig. Third Row: J. Ryan, D. Davis, B. Goodwin, B. Brown, D. Brown. Fourth Row: C. Mer- odias, D. Parker, P. Bulza, J. Ahlgrim, J. Thyen. Fifth Row: B. Goodwin, T. Allen, R. Olson, J. Dinsmore, R. Rambo, E. Mack. Sixth Row: C. Carpenter, S. Mattix, L. Mehalic, B. Shield, C. Shield. Not shown: G. Dujmovich, K. Noel, D. Robb, L. Swan- son, D. Vladetich. SUB-DEB CLUB President-Donna Schavey Cice-pres.-Jean Lounsbury Secreary-Clarice Chenoweth Treasurer-Charlene Van Blaircom Sponsor-Miss Thompson First Row: D. Schavey, J. Lounsbury, C. Chenoweth, C. Van Blaircom. Second Row: D. Wardell, A. Schavey, J. Strom, B. Ball, P. Gulban, J. Gullic, L. Allen, M. Thiede. Third Row: G. Blackman, E. Pfeifer, C. Geddes, A. Hamacher, H. Shin- neman, C. Bussie, D. Johnson, M. Walter Fourth Row: S Morris, P. Collins, B. Dis- tell, L. Blackman, N. Herring, B. Clasen. Fifth Row: D. Springman, A. Shults, J. Carlson, C. Wilson, B. Mendenhall, M. Graham, M. Kipper. Sixth Row: G. Dan- ielson, C. Riddle, R. Julian, A. Jones, J. King, K. Gilbert. Not shown: L. Banaski, M. Budgeon. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE President-Charles Erwin Sec.-treas.-Alysse Farlow Sponsor-Mr. Ebbs First Row: M. Richmond, M. Erickson, A. Farlow, C. Krulik, B. Fleming, R. Galovic. Second Row: J. Dignin, P. Watkins, J. DeMers, J. Wright, M. Maleck, S. Mitchell. Third Row: A. Talbot, B. Moon, C. Erwin, P. Darling, J. Schellenberg, G. Callaway, D. Trager. Fourth Row: B. Stonebraker, D. Johnston, J. Baumer, M. Sensenbaugh, F. Zajec, D. Stanley, G. Kegebein, A. Rich- mond. Not Shown: R. Millar, J. Rice, J. Schwuchow, J. Walters, L. Watkins. Page Thirty Three Page Thirty Four THESPIANS President-Ralph McAfee Vice-pres.-Billie Krull Sec.-treas.-Bob Lundy Sponsor-Miss Scott First Row: R. McAfee, B. Krull, B. Lundy. Second Row: P. Kennedy, F. Salter, D. Radulovic, M. Mikolics. Third Row: P. Darling, E. Garwig, J. Harrelson, T. Louie. Fourth Row: Miss Scott, M.. Ewing, D. Summers, N. Wagoner. Fifth Row: D. Krumrie, D. Loughlin, B. Brown. Sixth Row: C. Goby, D. Harrigan, A. Alschuler. USEFUL .ARTS President-Marty Fernian Vice-pres.-Tom Diener Sec.-treas.-Richard Sullivan Sponsor-Mr. Carlock First Row: M. Ferman. Second Row: W. Swartzell, J. Behrends, K. Ensign, D. Pender, R. Porter, R. Tarchala. Third Row: D. Dowd, R. Witt, G. Darling, E. Maher, R. Byers, G. Hahn, D. Luke. Not Shown: T. Diener, R. Sullivan, B. Wagoner. . SCIENCE CLUB President-Max Knoblich Vice-pres.-George Sweat Secretary-Lester Detterline Treasurer-Byron Killens Sponsor-Mr. Green First Row: B. Killens, M. Knoblich, G. Sweat, L. Detterline. Second Row: W. Mendenhall, D. Wilkes, D. Zunich, R. Shearer, D. Knoblich. Third Row: D. Fedorchak, J. Ewigleben, P. Holota, M. Gregor. Fourth Row: G. Babarik, D. Govert. .5 X Uni 1 , . X A M gmllw' Y 9, , , in ' . . -. ,. uf-K 1 . W x 'iff' --- Y x -I Z x .....-2 lg . K 1 1 QU- K fif x 'D I ,L X ff +19 Y an i N if .-.1 'I Q' 1 5, Qslmhle mi MQHOK Page Thirty Five worm my eden! am f-9'-7' ' QJ-'fflflfb Flutes: Billee Krull, Alice Pyatt, Robert Millar, Mariel Farlow, Marilyn Goodwin, Marian Ehlen. Oboes: Robert Moon, Edwin Matovich. Clarinets: Eugene Callaway, James Schwuchow, Jack Baumer, Frank Zajec, Roberta Galovic, Jackie Wright, Carol Ann Krulik, Joan DeMers, Maureen Rich- mond, Donal Harrigan, Joan Dignin, Patsy Watkins, Gordon Hamilton, Don Stanley, Joan Mitchell, Clifford Landes, Robert Miles, Robert Mair, John Findling, Stanley Krol. - Alto Clarinets: Emmy Lou Garwig, Barbara Rappe. Bass Clarinets: Robert Goodwin, Robert Klingensmith. Alto Saxophones: Myrtle Maleck, Betty Fleming. Tenor Saxophone: Shirley Mitchell Baritone Saxophone: Calista Bussie. Bassoons: William Stonebraker, James Walters. Cornets: Charles Erwin, Jerry'Belkow, Marilyn-Erickson, William Bloom, Martin Sensenbaugh, Jerry Rice, Shirley McGl1nn, Allen Larson, Ronald Kaiser, ' Donna Shotts, Idalee Hanners. Horns: Allen Richmond, Wayne Owens, Alysse Farlow, Clarice Chenoweth, Douglas Johnston, Winona Marrs, Tom Zajec. Q Trombones: Andy Talbot, Phillip Darling, Malcolm Brown, Jim Behrends. Euphoniums: Darrell Trager, Lester Watkins, Richard Campos, Alfred Schellenberg. Basses: Gerald Kegebein, William Schellenberg, Nelson Mclntire, Frank Epperson, James Langendorfer. Percussion: William Greene, Patricia Darling, Don Brown. Sponsor: Rachel Carlson. Upholding the high standards laid down before them by musicians of previous years, the band this year put on spectacular performances at the football games and thrilled music lovers with fine music' throughout the year. p On the football field they amazed spectators by making their formations in the dark outlined by small lights upon their hats. Percy Grainger, world renowned composer-pian- ist, appeared as guest conductor at the annual mid- Page Thirty Six winter concert. He directed the band in some of his own compositions including: Lincolnshire Posy and the Morris Dance, Country Gardens. In April the band further spread the name of Hobart High School by taking an all Indiana tour, playing in almost every section of the state. Among their presentations on this tour were Wagner's Siegfried's Journey To The Rhine, Sibe- lius' Va1se Tristeg , a new and clever novelty, J in- gles All The Wayv by Cable, and Zampa-Overture by Herold. OFFICERS Talking over band problems are: Second Row: Bob Millar, drum majorg Darrell Trager, efficiency managerg Charles Er- win, vice-president. First Row: Emmy Lou Garwig, sec.-treasurerg .Rachel Carl- son, student sponsor. Standing: Frederick Ebbs, director, and Andy Talbot, presi- dent. LIBRARIANS Coming back on Sunday afternoons to mend music was not unusual for Gene Callaway, head librarian, Maureen Rich- mond, Shirley McGlinn, and Bill Stone- braker, assistant librarians. EQUIPMENT MANAGERS Loading the truck for a trip are: Standing on the ground: Jerry Belkow and Jim Walters, assistantsg and Allen Richmond, equipment manager. In the truck: Joe Beam, custodian and honorary equipment manager, Jerry Rice and Bill Schellen- berg, assistants. Page Thirty Seven wma 6,45 we First Row: F. Suiter, M. Carlos, R. Trail, L. Hughes, S. Heavilin, P. Dinsmore. C. x7tll'lB18ll'C0lll. M. Raiza, A. Shults, R. Choisser, YV. Dodson, M. Jordan, B. Poncher, L. Rzldvell, G. Teige, D. Ahlgrini, J. Harrelson, D. Rudulovic. Second Row: T. Briney, XV. Olson, R. ML-Knight, P. Goin, J. Taylor. B. Baker, R. Yelkich, I. Peksenak, P. Neff, S. Ahlgrim, D. Spoor, A. XVenge1, C. Emory, R, Kirkpatrick, E. Bulzzi B. Mendenhall, A. Schztvey. Third Row: M. Xvalter, N. Shanks E Lockhart D Ziinnv B Poncher S Samples L Schavev D Treadwav R NVolfe M Hronec M Calabro R. Harney, L. Allen, ,M,'Kippei',,A.'Iwan. Fourth Row: 'P. liennedyl SM. 'Kellens, Jf ltainsey, B: Perry, G. Huge, B. Balli N. Shroll, J. King, M. Graham, L. Blackman, B. Killens, L. Gee, P. Neyhart. Fifth Row: D. Shearer, J. Zinuen, VV. Krawozyk. B. Fig10Y, F- FHSGL B- Iiiu9llS,C. Krzmwczyk, J. Pavlakovic, D. Zunich, E, Sulie, P. Peterson, C. Koby, D. Schiller, B. Alexander, R. YVesley, J. Thyen, D. Robb. This year the chorus classes under the capable direction of Miss Alexandria Psiris have made great strides in their endeavors in the music field. We are happy to know that the chorus itself is the largest Hobart High School has ever had. The members of the chorus have sung at contests, concerts, and for different organizations of the city throughout the year. This year, in addition to their regular Christmas concert, the chorus for the first time shared the program with the band at the later's spring concert. Hobart can well be proud of its chorus which has come so far in the com- paratively short time it has been organized. These are the persons who rendered special service to the chorus. To the left are Bob Lundy, tenor, and Norma Dowd, alto, who blend their voices with the chorus and also step forth to sing solos. In the picture to the right are Lois Hughes, soprano solo- ist, and Wilda Olson who plays for convocations and provides the instru- mental background for the group. Page Thirty Eight Wocal Zvedenzllehl 53 The vocal ensemble is a select group of voices which in addition to their work in the choir perform at various events throughout the year. First Row: A. Santacroce, P. Dins- more, N. Dowd, S. Heavilin, W. Ol- son, C. VanB1aircom. Second Row: L. Hughes, P. Neff, C. Riddle, B. Perry, A. Shults, M. Jordan. The Junior High Girls' Glee Club is composed of thirty girls from the seventh and eighth grades. This group has developed well in three part singing. From these girls are drawn those who will make up the Senior High Chorus in future years. Barbara Dudgeon, Jane Neff, and Carole Gilbert, are only a few of the girls who show promise of filling the places that will be vacated by graduating soloists. Nancy Buckreus deserves special mention as an outstanding accompanist. gale' Qlee 95 First Row: M. Muir, M. Thornton, E. Hollister, B. Zunich, A. Smith, V. Smietana, N. Buckreus, G. Erwin. Second Row: R. Tenpas, D. Moreno, J. MacLead, E. Etchison, J. Netzham- mer, M. Prage, L. Sandberg, M. Peck, S. Schmidt, M. Danskin. Third Row: B. Dudgeon, R. Williamson, J. Neff, V. Herring, B. Shear, G. Bjerkness, M. Kingston, C. Gilbert, J. Noggle, R. Bonner. N Y Page Thirty Nine r ' S Assigning photographers and writing copy is all in a day's Work. Norma Herring, Mary Walter, picture editorsg Marcella Kipper, copy assistant, Ada Hamacher, copy editorg Clara Riddle, copy assistant. Donna Schavey, editor-in-chief, of the 1948 Brickart. Club, class, and activity editors get together to look over the newest pictures and decide where they shall go. Helen Evans, Cnot shownj Calista Bussie. club assistantg Barbara Distell, club editorg Jane Shroll, Cnot shownl and Dick Wegmet, class assistantsg Pat Gulban, class editorg Shirley McG1inn, activity assistant, Janet Carlson, activ- ity editor. J The business staff gathers around Mrs. Ris- inger to discuss the financial means of the Brickart. Jean Lounsbury, publicity managerg Emmy Lou Garwig, publicity assistantg Rosalie Mc- Knight, circulation 'assistantg Gloria Jarnagin, circulation manager, Marilyn Verplank, busi- ness assistant, Jean Nagel, business editor. The yearbook staff branched out from Room 109 to 110 where Gene Calloway, music editor, and Rachel Carlson, assistant, are found at Miss Psirisls desk. The photographers and sports editors discuss which pictures need taken. Richard Manwaring, photographer, Ray Goff and John Thyen, sports editors, Dale Bauman, sports assistantg Bob Shield, photographerg Bob Hickman, photographer. The art department draws the typical H. H. S. boy and girl found on the division pages. Shirley Mattox, assistant, Joanne Strom, art editor. E Page Forty Wa- 716 The first semester Ho-Hi Life staff closes shop as the beginners take over. Barbara Rappe, editor-in-chiefg Shirley McGlinn, feature editorg Martha Hronec, advertising managerg Miss Helen Hinshaw, editorial sponsorg Gloria Jarna- gin, circulation editorg Paul Green, sports editor. The second semester staff begins their new duties. Kenny Lewin, editor-in-chiefg Allen Richmond, feature editorg Dale Baumann, ad- vertising managerg Norma Herring, business managerg Netta Kanost, copy editorg Rosemary Harney, circulation managerg Bob Killens, sports editor. Ho-Hi Life feature writers: June Dees, Ruth Kirkpatrick, and Dorothy Treadway. It takes a good print shop to make a good paper. Shown linotyping are: Allen Stark and Ralph Abell. The Ho-Hi Life is made up and printed in our own shop. Shown are the experts at the job: Dale Baumann and Ray Goff, with Chuck Brown, a freshman. The senior play cast finished 'tThere'll Come A Day in true senior style. Standing are: Miss Rita Scott, directorg Leo Swansong Pete Peter- song Andy Talbotg Margaret Grahamg Bob Good- wing Lois Blackmang Rachel J uliang Erwin Woodsg Carolyn Wilson and Bob Killens. Middle Row: Allen Richmondg Loraine Alleng Martha Hronecg Sharon Petersong Joe Campos. Front Row: Margaret Manng Ralph McAfeeg Mary Lou Thiede. Gertie , Lois Blackman, shows her muscles to the other cast members. Receiving the benefit of her performance are M. Graham, M. Thiede, M. Hronecf A. Richmond, and G. Peter- son. A Little Honey hit the spot for all junior play admirers. Shown seated are: L. Schaveyg R. Carlsong D. Butlerg J. Ramseyg Miss Rita Scott, director. Standing: B. Schellenbergg M. Verplankg F. Salterg H. Evansg L. Mehalicg S. Mattixg L. Banaskig E. Garwigg B. Stonebraker. Holding down two of the leads: E. Garwig and S. Mattix. If only M. Verplank could stop her jealousy of B. Stonebraker over southern belle H. Evans the scenes of A Little Honey would be less tragic. Setting up an experiment in physics class are Clarice Chenoweth, Shirley McG1inn, Rachel Julian, and Alice Pyratt, in the foreground. l The sponsors and chaperons had a gay time at the Sadie Hawkins Day dance. Best dressed for the occasion were Clara Morton, Paul Neyhart, Pat Thornton, and Elvin Wagoner. A view of a history class: Duane Robb, Do- lores Butler, Carl Zitz, and Mac Bryant in the foreground. A Page Forty Three The new look hit Hobart High. Some girls i like itg others don't. , -g ..,.....,4 Page Forty Four The locker room jam. Alita Jones, Barbara Ball, Hallie Shinneman, Donna Schavey, and Luella Rowley. From behind the -stage curtains the photo- grapher snapped this picture of our typical sen- ior room. Mr. Risinger, Netta Kanost, secre- taryg and Darrell Trager, class president. Since the portable was so full just before State contest week, the only place Andy Talbot could find to practice was the print shop stock room. The library was like a bee hive when seniors prepared their fateful term papers. Burning the midnight oil were left to right: Norma Her- ring, Bruce Haller, Joanne Strom, Andy Talbot, Donna Schavey, Bob Goodwin, Mary Walter, Mary Lou Thiede, and Gerald Peterson. Joe Campos, and Janet Carlson, in the foreground. Senior tramps took over school on Hobo Day. First row: Mary Walter, Lois Blackman, Sharon Peterson, Carl Zitz, Ray Rambo, Joe Campos. Second row: Kathryn Lovadinovich, Rosemary Harney, Alysse Farlow, Dorothy Treadway, Audrey ,Schavey, Ruth Kirkpatrick. Third row: Fred Fasel, Chester Krawczyk, Don Largent, Gerald Peterson, and John Jackson. The coke and candybar club meets for an after school snack. Margaret Graham, Hallie Shinneman, Buddy Woods, Bill Figley, David Parker, Mary Walter, and Jerry Ahlgrim. ,N ,323 i A highlight of the year for the Sub-Deb Club was their candlelight initiation for their new members. A daily occurance around the cafeteria. These students were elected by their school mates to serve on our Student Council. First row: C. Van Blaircom, S. Sharback, C. Murphy, S. Peterson, J. Helfrich, B. Marconi. Second Row: G. Blackman, A. Pyatt, R. Julian, P. Koe- nig, G. Stech, J. Davis. Third Row: A. Talbot, mayor, R. Goff, J. Krubsack, J. Klug, J. Pavla- kovic, G. Wulititch, C. Carpenter, B. Strehl. Fourth Row: A. Richmond, N. Wittman, C. Witt- man, L. Mehalic, H. Klahn, and J. Belkow. Who said it's just girls that gossip? C. Mero- dias, J. Zinnen, B. Busier, B. Figley, B. Killens, D. Parker, J. Ahlgrim gather in a locker room corner. Hurrah! School's outg we're homeward bound. The yearbook staff relaxes: J. Carlson, D. Schavey, J. Lounsbury, and J. Strom. But don't Worry. They'll be back at work until 10 p. rn. T l Page For Future Paris designs might come out of this class. Foreground: Mary Lockhart, Ruth Kirk- patrick, Joanne Strom, Margaret Calabro, Pat Kennedy, Ann Iwan, Miss Marie Nordwig, Mar- ilyn McPhee, Marie Iwan. At sewing machines: Ada Hamacher, Rachel Julian and Arlene Erwin. Cool, clear water. Harlie Garver, school superintendent, is shown accepting the senior gift from Darrell Trager, senior class president. The Sub-Debs showing their appreciation to Miss Dorothy Thompson, their sponsor. Jean Lounsbury, vice-president, Donna Schavey, pres- ident, present her with a lovely corsage. In case you wonder about this unusual pic- ture these senior comedians dressed up and led the senior team to a victory at the In vs Out game. Allan Richmond, Andy Talbot, Ralph McAfee, and Kenny Lewin. Under the direction of Mrs. Risinger these girls mimeograph bulletins, programs, and tests to develop their skill in office techniques. Fore- ground: Sharon Peterson, Margaret Mann and Eileen Keammerer. Background: Jean Louns- bury and Barbara Ball. A more than usually calm moment between classes in the lower corridor. Members of the Librarian's club help Mrs. Bailey in the workroom, numbering, mending, and classifying the books. Here Margie John- son marks numbers on the backs of new books with an electric stylus. Last fall the building trades boys continued their work on the addition to the stadium. In the foreground are: Eugene Mack, Perry Bon- ner, Buddy Woods, George Sweat, and Charles Witt. High school girls also help in the office of Mrs. Erma Vinzant, school nurse, where they do minor first aid. Doris Papke checks on Marilyn Erickson's temperature. Allen Richmond, Andy Talbot, Kenny Lewin, and Ralph McAfee. Another shot of the Senior yell-leaders in action. A view of the Art class. Foreground: Fred Eckenrode, Roger Mergl, Bill Morton. Left: Margaret Graham, M. Lockhart, Ralph Luke, and Bob Fasel. Background: Phyllis Dinsmore, Joanne Strom, Ted Krawcyk, Marvin Wineinger. Dall Fields, instructor in reed instruments, gives Joan DeMers, sophomore clarinetist, a private lesson on her part in Wagner's Sieg- fried's Rhine J ourneyf' Easter came to Hobart in a big way as the glass brick west window was turned into a good imitation of a stained glass window by the high school and junior high art students. John J ackson, Gene Callaway, and Joan Strom fasten up the sections of the design. As the new look barraged H. H. S., clothing classes lengthened the hemlines of their new creations. Shown is Mary Lockhart placing pins to mark the hemline of Marilyn McPhee's new dress. The long row of typewriters, headed by Charlene VanBlaircorn, is a scene that is dupli- cated any day in either beginning or advanced typing class. Freshie fellows show the different steps of shop foundry work. Eugene Sulie, Edwin Mat- ovich, Bill Stolp, Ray Kansler, John Pavlakovic, Fred Plew. Installing the senior gift to the school are: Tommy Allen, Don Campbell, and Ronnie Olson. K Max Knoblich and George Sweat build a small scale house according to floor plans. Q' ms N'-A' When the band needed a new addition to the portable, the building trade's classes began building it to be used next fall. A shot of the machine shop. At their lathes are Paul Meeks, Joe Gobin and Calvin Gafford. Pat MacC1ean explains her floor plan, complete with small scale furniture, to ,George Sweat and Erwin Woods. The furniture is used to help students plan workable and practical arrangements. Among the first to take driving lessons under the instruction of Russel Deal, when the new driver training car arrived, were Jim Koselke, I.-eo Swanson, Gloria Jarni- gan, and Glen McAfee. T 4. Bill Figley, photographer, inspects the mill- ing machine in the machine shop. Getting real practice in the office of Donald Pound, trade and industrial co-ordinator, are Jean King and Barbara Ball. Calvin Gafford and Joe Goben working on some machine shop projects of their own. During Biology class Katherine Emory, Coy Auxier, Mary Stringer and Leon Mehalic per- form an experiment in soil testing with the kit bought for the school by the Izaak Walton League. Percy Grainger, famous composer-pianist who was guest conductor at the Midwinter Con- cert, is snapped while directing his own com- position, Country Gardens. This is the way the foundry handles the hot metal. Shown getting ready to pour the metal are Frank Epperson and Jim Langendorfer. Q .1...l.--- .gg-an-11: N ff' Nw! Vy K, jk. M KJ:-I X 74 V-jimi , Page Fifty On W S.Lq,-471 L6 1.0 v VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Front Row: J. Robinson, V. Bergman, D. Breyfogle, J. Thyen, S. Lazar, C. Zitz, J. Klug, F. Zajec, D. Koe- nig, R. Goff. Second Row: Coach Tom Moore, J. Ryan, J. Vidal, R. Olson, L. Swanson, D. Vladetich, P. Peterson, C. Merodias, J. Ahlgrirn, D. Robb, B. Morton. Third Row: R. Manwaring, P Bulza, R Rambo, N. Wittman, C. Shield, S. Mattix, B. Haller, L. Mehalic, B. Figley, Ass't Coach R. Deal. Back Row: F. Rodriguez, C. Wittman, B. Stolp, T. Zajec, J. Beerbower, D. Radulovic, D. Parker, manager. SEASON'S RESULTS Won 3. Lost 4, Tied 2 Hobart 6 --Froebel 20 Hobart 7 -Georgetown 7 Hobart 6 -Lowell 0 Hobart 6 -Rensselaer 0 Hobart 19--Crown Point 7 Hobart 7 -Griffith 7 Hobart' O -Tolleston 39 ,QS f fkzs 'Yo 'Lago 'Z' 4? O 0 ef 0 9 .aim cfs, y Hobart 0 -Horace Mann 24 , 109 , .Z - Hobart Hobart 6 -Valparaiso 12 --Lew Wallace Ccancelledl -9 K 'I -:Veg THE BRICKIE 1947 FOOTBALL SEASON The 1947 season came to an end with a record of three wins, four losses, and two ties. It should be pointed out that three of the four losses were handed out by Gary teams, who proved too tough competition for our Brickies. Against schools their own size, the Brickies won three, lost one and tied two. The season started when Froebel beat us 20-0. The next week the Brickies traveled to George- town, Illinois, where they battled to a 7-7 tie under a driving rain. Hobart got their first win Page Fifty Two when they beat Lowell 6-0. The following week they took Rensselaer by the same score. Next came the Crown Point Bulldogs, who proved easy prey as the Brickies rolled over them to a tune o 19-7. Panthers of Griffith held the Brickies to a 7-7 tie, and the following week the Tolleston Blue Raiders got a 39-0 win. Horace Mann was next. They handed the Brickies a 24-O defeat and Valpo finished the season with a 12-6 victory over the Hobart boys. 63 4' :P J' X 'J on ,- ON 9 0 'Ni lwllwlur -..ng Dan Vladetich, left and Pete Peterson, right, both returning lettermen, were elected co-captains of the football team. They both played bang-up games at tackle this season. Danny played fullback on the freshman team and the following year was changed to tackle by Coach Wilson. This year he lived up to predictions by playing some fine defen- sive football. 'fPete'i came out for football in his junior year and quickly got himself a varsity berth, which showed he had the ability to play that rugged tackle position, FOOTBALL COACHES Russ Deal, right, assistant football coach, came to Hobart in the fall of '47. Deal captained the '45 Indi- ana University Big Nine champs. After returning from the service he was graduated from there in 1947. Alvin Schmidt, left, reserve coach, played end for the Tolleston High School football team. After his graduation from Tolleston he attended Valparaiso University where he was a three year letter winner. Tommy Moore, center, head coach, was graduated from Earlham College. Upon graduation he was given the job of assistant coach in charge of the backfield at Earlham. After two years there he went to Westfield, Indiana, his home town, where he became head coach of football and basketball. Tommy came to Hobart in 1940. He had a fair season that year and in 1942 posted the best football record Hobart has ever had: nine wins and only one loss. Then he went off to the army, returning at the end of the '45-'46 school year. ' We regret that he has chosen to resign his position as coach. We wish him loads of luck wherever he goes. Robinson stops Sarbenoff in the Tolleston game. McAfee goes for a touchdown in the Crown Point game Page Fifty Three ,,4J 4 X ' I I X ... 4 . L, L . X 5 ..,' W ' -N .- . L Q - F . 5 - - f A-A ' - -. . , :ax :QS - - .. - --f - -- 12.53-:.i: -. -:K - - fi 5 fe,-. ix ' - - Q ..5-w-1-SS. -.2-4: N - .xx X, X Q .. X' Ns - ' . . - -W . Sf-sa--1-T-:Q 1 . . f 1-1 . - . - .- -3, .xl-. ' - - J N, fi' isiipxif X .-: - -: 'Y Q ' 5 -- 1 - '- -1 -N 1' A Q45 , . 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As a preseason conditioner for all types of sports, cross-country running has no equals in pro- ducing a rugged, superb physical condition for excellent performance in athletic competition. Running cross-country is rugged work and is the greatest developer of the vital system of the heart, lungs, stomach and legs, without which an athlete is a mere layman. It also develops courage, stick- to-it-ive-ness, stamina and endurance to a higher degree than possibly any other athletic endeavor. This year's Hobart squad included all boys in- terested in becoming better runners and also those lads who merely used the activity as a stepping stone for preseason basketball conditioning. The schedule and scores of meets in which the Brickie hill-and-dalers took part are listed as follows: Page Fifty Six VARSITY SQUAD Hobart C151 Froebel C501 Hobart C191 Lew Wallace C521 Valparaiso C691 Hobart C171 Hammond High 391 Hammond Tech C321 Gary Roosevelt C391 Hobart C521 Hobart C231 Valparaiso C491 Portage C591 Hobart C191 Tolleston C391. Lake-Porter Conference-Hobart and Gary Edison CTie for First1 7th Hobart Invitational CThird place1 IHSAA Section Meet CFirst place1 IHSAA State Meet CSeventh place1 RESERVE SQUAD CUndefeated1 Hobart C211 Lew Wallace C361 Valparaiso C781 Hobart C231 Hammond High C331 Hobart C241 Gary Roosevelt C351 Hobart C151 Portage C561 Valparaiso C691 Hobart C151 Tolleston C521 ecfchnai iczmpe 7 ... 7 THE 1947 CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPS pictured above are R. Dinsmore, D. Trager, D. Davis, D. Brown, B. Matsey, B. Greene, B. Stonebraker, and Coach Frank Kurth. ' Eeww Cross-country running, long recognized by many coaches as a fine fall sport activity, was added for the first time' to the Indiana High School Athletic association sports calendar in 1947 by its sponsoring of section and state tournament meets. Hobart was given recognition by the IHSAA for its record of conducting local meets by being named host school for one of the seven sectional centers in the state. With the Cressmoor Country club selected as a site for the sectional meet, a course of about two miles was laid out over the rolling fairways of the local golf course. Thirteen of the stronger teams in the Calumet area filed entries as a challenge for the first IHSAA sectional crown. The Brickie harriers, consistently near the top in all their other meet performances, lined up for the race with a seven man squad composed of James Red Dinsmore and Darrell Trager, seniorsg Bill Greene and Bill Stonebraker, juniorsg Don Brown, soph- omoreg and Bill Matsey and Don Davis, freshmen. The finish of the race with the first five runners of each school counting in the final point standing was a great showing of team balance and scoring as Dinsmore placed 6th, Greene llth, Matsey 20th, Trager 23rd, Stonebraker 27, and Davis 28th in the race of 91 contestants. Hobart's five-man total of 87 points proved the low score of all times, giving them the honor of winning the first sectional victory in school history. Hammond Tech placed second with 93 points and Gary Edison, third, with 104 points to . round out the three teams selected to compete for state honors in Indianapolis. HOBART SECTIONAL h 1. Hobart ....................,.........,,.... ,.,,, 8 7 2. Hammond Tech ...... ,,..,,.,, 9 3 3. Gary Edison ........ ,,,,,,,- 1 04 4. Hammond ..............,,,.......,. ,,.,,,., 1 14 5. Lew Wallace ......,...,..,,...,,,,,,,.-,, 4 ,,,, 116 6. Roosevelt, East Chicago .....,,,.,.. 130 7. Horace Mann .................,..,.,,,,,,.,,, 177 8. Tolleston ,,........,,,,.-,,,,,,,-,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,1 1 86 9. Emerson ,..,.,.,..,.......,,,., 1,,-,,,,, 2 23 10. Hammond Clark ......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 231 ll. Froebel .......,..,,..,,,..,,,,--,1-,,,. ,,,,11,,,.,, 2 43 f 12. Washington, East Chicago .......... 288 SECTIONAL TROPHY 13 324 . Valparaiso ..........,,...,......,,.,, , ,,,,,1,, ,- Page Fifty Seven I 1 f 1 ,VW THE '47-'48 HOBART HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM: D. Trager, B. Killens, Coach F. Khrthwfsg Mascot Kurth, Manager C. Erwin, J. Campos and G. Sweat. Back Row: P. Green. D., Geverjg, B. Qadd- by win, E. Mack, B. Haller, E. Woods, and J. Dinsmore. ? h 'lf r ...Af 'Q q V: U K UV bi ,, - Y 1'2,Ll,Nn i t ,. I 4 JJ V '-, A U . BASKETBALL COACHES- ' ff' t ' .' J Now we take time -out to. pak tribute QQ W - V ' ' . L If gn to the swell guys, ,responsible for Qurffour- - L' successful baS1geetba11, teams. ' 'IfheyK.f a1'ef 1 Russell Deal. junior highg 'fem' Mbore, ff! freshmang Frank Red'.fa:Kurth, vqrsytyfg fx' QV' and Alvin Schn1idt,,reserves. These beach- 1 . JA' es have done avwondepful job, and we 511' ' wish them the bestZof 1uci2,inLthe gfntnire. 1 h 3' LM? . . If cf, Page Flfty Exght :.Vg,..' A CV 1 f 4 1' fi V V v g,- , X. , fr . ' in . i Rx My gy. I , 0 .- Q. ,J jif ,ff f ' of gd-466fdd-ef ewan Hobart High's basketball season for 1947-48 got under way on November 14 with the Brickies topping the lid off the hoop in the Wheeler gym- nasium, to win from the Bearcats 44 to 34. Low- ell's Red Devils and East Gary's Eagles handed the yet un-organized Ho-Hi lads successive defeats in hard fought games. Dyer Indians, next foe of the Brickies, found the local quintet on the hot side in this contest as they hit from all angles for a 52 to 27 score. Two more victories followed on the schedule, Hobart handing the Chesterton Tro- jans their first defeat of the season on the Porter county hardwood, 30 to 21, and then taking the measure of Gary Edison Blazers on the home court 40 to 34. Griffith Panthers nosed out a victory in the final eight seconds of play 39 to 37 to bring the pre-holiday schedule to a close. The annual Crown Point holiday tourney found the Brickies getting revenge over their riv s from East Gary in a first round game 37 t 3 . Next foes for the Brickies were the Panthers Griffith. They proved for the second time to ch Panther for the Brickies to subd winni b two points again, 44 to 42. C wit, th defending champion, out of ru i , M ril Nine Pirates beat Griffith - ch ionsaygdfle, 42 to 40.5 lg 21 I, V 61 a e ' i ny Qrrillville rapped the Bri ' ,and sixth losses of the 7V 119 W season in games played on foreign courts. Follow' ing these two defeats the Brickie round-ball ma- chine went into high gear winning their next five contests from Crown Point C66-413, Medaryville C71-305, Gary Wirt C43-353, and Valparaiso C45-305. Panthers of Griffith proved the Brickie nemesis for the third time stopping the Hobart attack with a 57 to 49 defeat. Crown Point Bulldogs were helpless as Gene Mack paced the Brickies with 22 points in a one- sided victory 68 to 43. In the final game of the season Chesterton Trojans tried hard to get their first win over Hobart in the last eleven games played between both schools, but fell before a last quarter drive that put the Brickies on top 45 to 40. The Hobart basketeers had chalked up a record of 12 victories in the 19 starts. Whiting Oilers spoiled the sectional hopes of the Brickies in a first round game in the East Chicago Roosevelt gym as they gained a first quar- ter lead of 20 to 9 and then rolled up a final 58 to 42 triumph. Bob Goodwin with a ten point average for 20 games paced all Brickie scorersg Darrell Trager was selected honorary captain for the season by his matesg and George Sweat and Gene Mack, returning lettermen for next year, were chosen to co-captain the Brickie quintet in 1948-49. C13 Killens and Miester fight for the tip in the East Gary gameg C25 Goodwin C137 hits a long one in the Merrillville gameg C35 Mack C173 and Cobby C03 open battle in the Hobart-Griffith game, C47 Waiting for the rebound are Hobart's Gene Mack C173 and Stork Goodwin C13J. O Page Fifty Niu Q4 . if J, ff?-jf' r 1 , lp ,o Q if M9 va yy' lj Aff M .75-'34 , ll f w -W HALLEF? a - L KS .X w' YU N 5 R iw I-:S 555 DINSMOPE X Ok 3 FX X 'S ix s X X 3 I i Q K Q gkx X 'S f ' s 'X X X ,X X W QQ X x 39 5 X QQ fx s , NS? gk SY x X N E F' ?f XXV, K . L N , ,,,. ., , ,f x x ' N K I L L EN S s XA. N ow: N M553 . :N ERC? . -X - 5 I E 7 E N T RAC E R Page Sixty THE '47-'48 RESERVE .B:ASKE,TBALL TEAM: First Row: C. Schaveyg J. Csokasyg H. Bonnerg D. Harri- gan, managerg R. Lukeg V. Bergmang R. Skomp. Second Row: B. Wattsg J. Belkowg R. Goodwing K. Chaneyg Coach A. Schmidtg J. Rappeg J. Greeng L. Wieler. THE FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row: B. Johnston, D. Dinsmore, B. Matsey, R. Dixon, and J. Price. Second Row: E. Nelson, G. WU11t1Ch, Coach Tommy Moore, G. Stolp, and J. Sansone. Page Sixty One Hifytfr W W MW Page Sixty Two I Y Y 'Q , , , U I 1 SEASON SCORES Nov. 17-Hobart 14, Portage 17. Nov. 24-Hobart 18, Crown Point 16. . 4-Hobart 33, Michigan City 27 8-Hobart 38, Wheeler 16 Dec. 16-Hobart 14, vaiparaiso 24 1 Jan. 2--Hobart 13, Merrillville 15 Jan. 15-Hobart 31, Chesterton 11 Jan. 19-Hobart 22, East Gary 17 Jan. 21-Hobart 16, Lew Wallace 30 Jan. 28-Hobart 20, Dyer 16 Jan. 30-Hobart 10, Lew Wallace 21 Feb. Feb. Feb. W 9-Hobart 33, 10-Hobart 9, 17-Hobart 38, Griffith 15 Michigan City 11 Mfg, 1 junior high basketball team finished out their very successful season on , March 2. Under the capable direction of Coach Russ Deal, they finished with a fine record of wins and losses. Given a few more years of experience, these boys should prove a power in the smaller school circles of the Calumet area. Junior Brickies, we salute you and wish the best of luck in future years as the Hobart Varsity Basketball team. xx .,... wlffiflii 6 X'-we s as is s s SSX F -1 ww X X it as Q s X - . ,ss Q .X .iris S ir ss. f E X . Xt .. h l..e:-iNi,..,.- x '47 TRACK SQUAD: First Row: C. Shield, D. Schultz, D. Bell, B. Frank, J. Dinsmore, J. Chapman, P. Bonner, T. Svetanoff, E. Mack, J. Campos. Second Row: K. Langendorfer, D. Koenig, B. Greene, B. Figley, D. Erwin, V. Bergman, D. Mulligan, R. Rambo, D. Govert, M. Watson. Third Row: E. Kurth, J. Zinnen, P. Bridgeman, S. Lazar, E. Alexander, C. Gafford, D. Breyfogle, D. Mesher, B. Goodwin, Coach F. Kurth. p The Brickie midget in action. C. Shield, Senior shot putter, has been down state twice and both times he has placed second. 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