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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1951 volume:

■ ke Stony Oun Sckoa£ MEMORIES Margie Johnson, Editor-in-Chief Gwendolyn Gee, Business Manager Hobart High School Hobart, Indiana c TKe Setting Did you ever think of our school as a story? Probably not, but actually it has setting, characters, and plot. The setting is Hobart High itself — the familiar halls and classrooms, the portables and Brickie Bowl, the tree lined walk in front. The people of our school as they study, work, and play together are characters in an intricate plot. This plot has elements of excitement, achieve- ment, and just plain fun, for it involves the activities that we all enjoy. With this combination — the setting, the characters, and the plot we present the story of 1950-1951 in Hobart High School. The band portable . . . scene of the hours of practice that make possible our champion- ship bands. The locker room (Grand Cen- tral Station of Hobart High). Do you think all those kids will get through that little door? The walls are brown, but we call it the “Blue room” tra- dition you know . . . After their race to the cafeteria D. Leonard, J. Sansone, and W. Bussie race to see who can eat the most bread. C ? am.iii.an. Scene A busy hour in our well equipped machine shop . . . Don’t they look industrious? It’s time to go home! Those familiar yellow buses are a welcome sight at the end of a long school day Take a long, long look at the char- acters that make up the story of H . H. S. Here are those favorite teach- ers who made class so interesting — the fellow with the sense of humor that kept the crowd laughing — the best pal with whom we enjoyed our high school days. Some of these peop- ple will be just fond memories in years to come. As we turn the fol- lowing pages let us recall memories of 1951, which make up our story. HARLIE GARVER Superintendent of Schools BUELL C. CRUM ROBERT RISINGER High School Principal High School Vice-Principal ADMINISTRATION Ruth Rogers, secretary-registrar; Jean Turner, clerk; Grace Zula, secretary to superintendent; Patricia Kubiak, clerk. Howard Yunker, junior high principal. Dorothy Thompson, dean of girls; Eugene Wise, director of attendance and child welfare; Russell Deal, dean of boys. FACULTY ANDREW ADASKA Machine Shop B.S. Ball State CHARLES CARLOCK Building Trades B.Ed E. Illinois State Teacher’s Purdue, Ohio State MARY FLYNN Home Economics B.Ed. N. Illinois State Teacher’s Colorado A. and M. ELLIS HAYS Speech, Hearing B.S. Manchester ELDA ANDERSON Art, Gen. Business A.B. Nebraska State Teacher’s GLADYS ANDERSON English A.B. Valparaiso U. MARY BAILEY Librarian A.B. Ball State PATRICIA BEASY Home Economics B.S. Indiana U. RUSSELL DEAL Health and Safety B.S. Indiana U. VIRGINIA DEAN Physical Education Mathematics B.S. Hanover Indiana U. MARY LOU DOYLE English A.B. Mundelein Valparaiso U. MARY DUFFY English A.B. Marian College Northwestern U. ENNIS FOXWORTHY Science B.S. Indiana State WARREN GARNER Mathematics A.B. Manchester RICHARD HAMMAN Science Photography B.S. Indiana U. KENNETH HARDING Printing B.S. Indiana Statt HELEN HINSHAW Journalism, English B.S., M.A. Ball State Indiana U. HELEN HOPP Business B.S. Canterbury Indiana U. SHIRLEY HOUSTON English, Business Mathematics B.S. Ball State HILMER JACOBSEN Chorus B.S. U. of Tenn. B.M., M.M. Vandercook FACULTY LOWELL JORDAN Mathematics A.B. Canterbury M.A. Ball State RICHARD PACKHAM General Shop B.S. Indiana State HOWARD SCHNEIDER Social Science B.S. Valparaiso U. REBECCA TODD Business Education A.B. Bethany Northwestern U. Indiana U. FRANK KURTH Physical Education Health and Safety B.S. Wittenberg Purdue PALMER MART General Science B.S. Indiana U. RICHARD MOOMAW Mathematics A.B. Manchester M.A. Columbia ROBERT OSBORN Social Science B.S. Indiana State DONALD POUND Vocational Co-Ordinator B.S. Indiana State M.S. Purdue DEMA PRICE English A.B. Valparaiso U. M.S. Indiana U. Purdue ROBERT RISINGER Social Science B.S. Ball State M.A. Chicago U. U. of Colorado ALVIN SCHMIDT Driver’s Training Social Studies B.S. Valparaiso U. ANNA BELLE SHONE Latin, English A.B., M.S. Indiana BERNIE SMETZER Mechanical Drawing Shop Mathematics B.S. Indiana State Wayne, Purdue LOLA STEWART Science B.S., M.S. Indiana Purdue DOROTHY THOMPSON Mathematics A.B. Indiana U. M.S. Wisconsin U. DENVER ULREY Mathematics Science B.S. Manchester SAMUEL WOODS Social Studies B.S. Indiana State Indiana U. RICHARD WORTHINGTON Band B.M., M.M. U. of Michigan BEVERLY ZIMMER Spanish, English A.B. Indiana State c ? amiii.au Jaceb Here are some of the friendly folks who will remain in our memories as the background of our school days. Since they made the years at Hobart High more pleasant and safe, they are important characters in our story. Paul Sohn, the cop on the corner, keeps us safe during that noon hour rush. Emil Strom, the kindly old gentleman usually seen with his pipe and broom, is 72 years old, the oldest janitor on the staff and well known to all Hobart students. Mrs. Thomas Schroll, public librarian, has been a friend to Hobart students ever since she came to the library across the street in 1945. Herman Wesley, whom we will remember for his bright smile, has been in this school system longer than any other janitor. For 27 years he has been pushing his broom around Hobart High. These jovial ladies are the cafeteria cooks who serve us every day. Mrs. Arthur Balitz, Mrs. Frank Graff, Mrs. Emma Shrock, not shown Mrs. Ed- ward Dykhuis. SENIOR OFFICERS — Vivian Bray, vice-president; Bob Moon, president; Gwen Gee, secretary; and Olive Wineinger, treasurer. SENIOR SPONSORS — Seated; Donald Pound, Helen Hinshaw, and Dorothy Thompson. Standing: Russell Deal, Robert Risinger. 1951 HALL 0 F F A M E MOST VALUABLE— Margie Johnson BEST ALL AROUND — Bob Moon and Dirk Woodward. and Janice Hahn. MOST POPULAR — Roy Dixon and MOST ATHLETIC — Bruce Johnston Marlene Hamann. and Dolly Pavlakovic. BEST LOOKING — Vivian Bray and Fred Schellenberg. BEST NATURED — Jack Greenberg and Wanda Passage. ■ 1 ' t CLASS OF 1951 ADAMS, RICHARD AHLGRIM, DONNA— junior Miss 1; Baton Rouge, La., 3; Thespians 2. AHLGRIM, LU ELLEN — 4-H 1; Sunshine Society 1, 2; Chicago 3. AHLGRIM, SHIRLEY— Junior Miss 1; Thes- pians 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Baton Rouge, La., 3. ANDERSON, JOANN— 4-H 1; Sunshine So- ciety 1; Boosters Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Vocal Ensemble 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ATHAN, CAROL— East Gary Edison 1, 2; Debuteens 3, 4; Chorus 4. BELLINGER, WILLIAM— Audio Visual 1, 2; ' Chorus 3. BLAKE, JEANETTE— Valpo 1, 2, 3; Ho-Hi Life 4. PALMER, NORMA (BLEDSOE) — Junior Miss 1; Student Council 2; Girls’ Coun- cil; Jinx 2; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 4. BONCZEK. EDWARD— Safety Club 1, 2; Hobby Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3. BOYD, WILLIAM— Safety Club 1; Useful Arts 1. BRAY, VIVIAN— G.A.A. 1; Sub Deb 2; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Debuteens 3, 4; Chorus 4; Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4. BRISTOL, JAMES— Hi-Y 1, 2; H-Men 3, 4; Eootball l, 2, 3, 4. BROWN, MALCOLM— Home Workshop 1; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. BROWN, ROBERT— Safety Club 1; H-Men 1, 2; Basketball 1. BUGAY, CAS1MER — Safety Club 1, 2; Ho-Hi Life 4. BUSSIE, WALTER— Basketball 1; Hi-Y 1, 2; Camera Club 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Ho-Hi Life 2, 3, 4. CAMPOS, RICHARD — Home Workshop 1; Ho-Hi Life 3, 4; Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1951 CATES, PATRICIA — Ontario, California 1, 2; Debuteens 3. 4. CHRISTIAN, GERALD— Safety Club 2. COOLER , JAMES- Chorus 3; Safety Club 2, 3. C.OOPKR, PEGGY — Portage 1, 2, 3. COSTELLO. JOHN— Roosters Club 1, 2. CRUM. KRMA- Chesterton, 1, 2; Debuteens 4; Concert Rand 3, 4; Rand Ensemble 4; Marching Rand 4; National Honor So- ciety 4. CUCLUM, DORIS— Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Debuteens 3; Chorus 3, 4. CURRAN, JOANN — Teen Age Girls 1; Jinx 2; Chorus l, 2. DARLING, PATRICIA — Thespians 1, 2; -Debate Club 3; Marching Rand 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Rand 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, WANDA JEAN — Junior Miss 1; Teen Age Girls 2; Chorus 3. DAVIS, . WELDON — Home Sweet Homi- cide 3; Chorus 3, 4; Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4. DEROY, MARLENE — Junior Miss 1; Jinx 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Debuteens 3, 4; Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Chorus 3. DIGNIN, JOAN — Band Ensemble 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. DIXON, NORMA— Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 3. 4; Chorus 3, 4. DIXON, ROY — H-Men 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 2, 4; Audio-Visual 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; School Mayor 4. DRONEBARGER, MARIANNE— Chorus 4; Fowler, Indiana, 1, 2. DZUIBLA, EDWARD— Safety Club 1, 2. ELISHA, RICHARD— H-Men 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Latin Fun 2; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Chorus 2, 3; Basketball Manager 1; Football Manager 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1951 EPPERSON, ERANKLIN— Useful Arts 1; Ensemble Club 2; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ho-Hi Life 4. EWICLEBEN, JAMES — H-Men 2; Audio Visual 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1, 3; Chorus 4. FAHEY, FRANCES— Ho-Hi Life 2, 4; Cam- era Club 4; Boosters Club 4; H-Men 4; Track 3, 4. FARLOW, MARIEL — Thespians 2; Ho-Hi Life 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Ceramics Club 1; Debuteens 4; Band Ensemble 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4. FASEL, BEVERLY— Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Debuteens 3; Chorus 3. FEDORCHAK, ROBERT— Safety Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Boosters Club 3; Latin Fun 2; Camera Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. FORSYTHE, PATRICIA— Lew Wallace 1; Thespians 2, 3. FRETT, BETTY— Teen Age Girls 1; Sub Deb 2; Debuteens 3, 4. GARRARD, RONALD— Ho-Hi Life 3, 4. GREENBERG, JACK— Class Treasurer 1; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Boosters Club 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Ho-Hi Life 4. HAHN, JANICE — 4-H 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Jinx 2; Chorus 3, 4; Clerk Treasurer 3; Class Secretary 1, 3; National Honor Society 4; Debuteens 4. HAJVERT, MADELINE— Froebel 1, 2, 3; Debuteens 4; Chorus 4. GEE, GWENDOLYN — 4-H ; Sunshine Society 1, 2; Latin Fun 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Chorus 3; Class Secretary 4; National Honor Society 4. GEE, LAWRENCE — Safety Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Track 3. GRAY, GALE— Froebel 1, 2, 3; Chorus 4. HALLMAN, REINHOLD— Safety Club 1, 2; Football 3; Chorus 4. HAMANN, MARLENE — 4-H 1, 2; Jinx 2; Boosters Club 3; Debuteens 3; Cheerlead- ing 3, 4; Class Secretary 2. HARRELSON, JANETTE— Thespians 1, 2, 3; Ho-Hi Life 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1951 HELFRICH, JOHN— Boosters Club 1, 2, 3; H-Men 4; Hi-Y 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. HELLER, JANET — Cary, Indiana 1; C.A.A. 2, 3; Debuteens 4; Chorus 4. HICKMAN, JOYCE— Junior Miss I; Teen Age Girls 2; Chorus 4. JACKSON, WILLIAM— Home Workshop 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4. JOHNSON, MARGIE — Student Council 3; Librarian 1; Latin fun 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Jinx 2; Chorus 2; National Honor So- ciety 4; Student Council Advisory Board 4; Ho-Hi Life 4. JOHNSTON, BRUCE— H-Men 2, 3, 4; Audio Visual 1; Camera Club 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. JOHNSTON, DOUGLAS — Camera Club 4; Ho-Hi Life 4; Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 1. 2, 3, 4. KEENE, WILBUR— Home Workshop 1 ; Use- ful Arts 2; Ho-Hi Life 3, 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3. KENNEDY, FRED— Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Taps and Dies 3, 4. KENNEDY, MARILYN— Teen Age Girls 1; Thespians 2; Ho-Hi Life 3; Camera Club 4. KILLENS, PATRICIA — Junior Miss 1; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. KOHN, SHIRLEY — Junior Miss 1; Jinx 2; Debuteens 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. KRAWCZYK, TED— Safety Club 1, 2, 3. KRUBSACK, JACK — Useful Arts 1; Hi-Y 1. LARGENT, JEAN — G.A.A. 3, 4; Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Chorus 3, 4. LARSON, ALLEN — Home Workshop 1; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Band Ensem- ble 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ho-Hi Life 4. LAWRENCE, JACK — Boosters Club 1 ; Thes- pians 1 ; Cross Country 3. MACHIN, TOM — Safety Club 1 ; Home Workshop 2, 3; Latin Fun 1. CLASS OF 1951 MATHIAS, DAVID— Useful Arts 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 3; Football 2; Chorus 2, 3, 4. MATSKY, WILLIAM — Boosters Club 1; H-Men 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Student Coun- cil 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ' ; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council Advisory Board 4. MATTIX, MABILYN— Junior Miss 1, 2; Boosters Club 3; Camera Club 4; Debu- teens 3, 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Chorus 2; Marching and Concert Bands 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 4. McDOUGALL, MARGARET— Boosters Club 3; Teen Age Girls 2; Chorus 3; Lew Wal- lace 1. McINTIRE, ETHEL — Junior Miss 1; Teen Age Girls 1; Chorus 2; Concert Band 1. MENDENHALL, WAYNE— Science Club 1. MIKOLICS, MARGARET — Current Events Club 1; Sub Deb 2; Debuteens 3, 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Concert Band 1 . MILES, ROBERT— Basketball 3, 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Ho-Hi Life 4. MITCHELL, JOAN— Junior Miss 1; Latin Fun 2; Needlework 1; “Home Sweet Hom- icide” 3; Band Ensemble 2; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. MOON, ROBERT— H-Men 4; Ho-Hi Life 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; National Honor Society 4. MORGAN, WILLIAM— Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; Chorus 2; Home Sweet Homicide” 3. MORTON, CLARA— Junior Miss 1, 2; Sub Deb 2; Boosters Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. MOUGROS, KALLY— Athens, Greece 1, 2; Ho-Hi Life 4. MUIR, AGNES — Junior Miss 1; Ho-Hi Life 4; Chorus 3. NEYHART, PAUL— Hi-Y 1; Hobby Club 2; Tool and Die Club 3, 4; Chorus 2; Foot- ball Manager 1, 2. NICHOLS, JAMES — Home Workshop 1, 2; Machine Shop Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. NOBLE, MARILN— Needlework 1 ; Teen Age Girls 2; Thespians 4. PASSAGE, WANDA— 4-H 1, 2; Junior Miss 1; Student Council 1; Jinx 2; Debuteens 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Vocal Ensemble 4; Chorus 3; National Honor Society 4. CLASS OF 1951 PAVESE, JERRY— Booster Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2; Thespians 3; Football 1; Chorus 1, 2. PAVLAKOVIC, DOLLY— G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Junior Class President 3. PAVLAKOVIC, JOHN— Student Council 1, 4; Audio Visual 1, 2; H-Men 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Sophomore Vice-Presi- dent 2. PEKSENAK, IRENE— Junior Miss 1; G.A.A. 3; Boosters Club 3; Student Council 2; Latin Fun 2; Camera Club 4; Chorus 1, 3. PLEWS, FRANK— Useful Arts 1; Audio Visual 2. PREDMORE, ARLENE — Portage, Ind. 1; Macon, Missouri 2; Wheeler, Ind. 3. PRICE, JOHN— Hi-Y 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2. PRZENICZNY, RICHARD— Useful Arts 1, 2, 3; Latin Fun 2; Chorus 4; Boys’ Choir 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3. RADULOVIC, DOROTHY— Thespians 1, 2, 3; Ho Hi Life 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4. RAMSAY, BOB — Boosters Club 3. REYNOLDS, BEULAH— Harrisburg, Illinois 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. RONSCHKE, ELAINE— Junior Miss 2; Needlework 1; Band Ensemble 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SANSONE, JAMES — Useful Arts 2; Basket- ball 1; Hi-Y 1, 2; Football 3, 4. SANTACROCE, JAMES— Hi-Y 2; Ho Hi Life 4; Cross Country 2. SAWYER, JEANNINE— 4-H 1; Boosters Club 3; Teen Age Girls 2; Camera Club 4; Jinx 2; Debuteens 3. SCHELLENBERG, FRED— Latin Fun 2; Football 2; Ho Hi Life 2; Marching Band 1, 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Junior Class Vipp-Prpmnpnt SCHMIDT, WILLIAM— Useful Arts 1, 2; Ho Hi Life 4; Cross Country 1, 3, 4. SCHULZ, JOAN — Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Debuteens 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4. CLASS OF 1951 SENSENBAUGH, MARTIN— Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. SMALLWOOD, MARJORIE— Thespians 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Ho Hi Life 4; Debu- teens 3, 4; Art Club 1; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Honor Society 4. SMITH, ALAN— Hi-Y 1, 2; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1. SOL, EDDIE — Homework Shop 1; Audio Visual 2. SPANGLER, SHARON — Girls Sportsman Club 1 ; Sunshine Society 1 ; Thespians 2, 3; Ho Hi Life 4; Debuteens 4. SPRINGMAN, BETTY— Junior Miss 1; Jinx 2; Debuteens 3, 4; Chorus 3. STOLP, BILL— H-Men 3, 4; Hi-Y; Audio Visual 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; Freshman Class President 1. STOWERS, DELORES— 4-H 1 ; Junior Miss 2; Debuteens 3; Chorus 3. SUBARTOWICZ, TED— Useful Arts 1; Latin Fun 2; Camera Club 4; Chorus 3, 4. TALIAN, CARL — Latin Fun 2; Football Manager 3; Chorus 2, 3. TALMADGE, KEITH— Safety Club 1 ; Traf- fic Squad 2; Debate Club 3, 4; Honor Society 4. TARKELLY, BARBARA— Librarians 2, 4; G.A.A. 3; Debuteens 3; Chorus 3, 4. TEITGE, GENEVA— Junior Miss 1; Boost- ers Club 1, 2; Teen Age Girls 2. THOMASON, JAMES — Thespians 2; Cam- era Club 3; Football 2; Chorus 2; Calu- met Township High School 1. THOMPSON, KAY— Terre Haute, Indiana 1, 2; Librarians 3; Debuteens 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3; Chorus 4. THYEN, EDWARD— Safety 1, 2, 3. TRAIL, MARY— Boosters Club 3; Chorus 4. VITELLI, NATALIE— Teen Age Girls 1, 2; Debuteens 3; Chorus 3. CLASS OF 1951 WATKINS, PATRICIA— Junior Red Cross Work Shop 1; Band Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 2. WESLEY, LESTER— Useful Arts 1, 2; Cam- era Club 3; Chorus 3. WILIONG, KENNETH — -Science Club 1, 2, 3. WINEINGER, OLIVE — Junior Miss 1; Jinx 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Treasurer 4. WOODWARD, RICHARD — Hammond High 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Ho-Hi Life 3, 4; Debate Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3. WORTHINGTON, EDWARD— Flint, Michi- gan 1; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. LLITICH, GEORGE — Student Council 1; Hi-Y 1 , 2; H-Men 4; Basketball L 2: Track I, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2. ZYTKO, JOANNE — Junior Miss 1; Boosters Club 2; Jinx Club 2, 3; “Home Sweet Homicide” 3. A typical morning in senior homeroom. Notice the bright faces, smiling in anticipation of the day’s classes. Don’t they look alert and intelligent? No they didn’t get up in the middle of the night to go to school; the darkness outside the windows is the effect of the flashbulb. junior JUNIOR OFFICERS B. Cope, vice-president; J. Davis, secretary; J. Neff, president; L. Herbst, treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS SEATED: Mr. Ulrey, Miss Hopp, Miss Stewart STANDING: Mr. Smetzer, Miss Anderson. ROOM 102 MR. ULREY First Row: W. Marrs, T. Mair, B. Lov- ing, M. Mack, D. McCumber, G. Lyman. Second Row: D. Kostka, L. Mann, E. Matovich, S. Meier, L. Kostbade. Third Row : E. Largent, J. Lovadinovich, E. Kline, H. Lubach, D. Marconi, D. Leonard. Fourth Row: M. Luellman, R. Lowry, A. Maher, L. Leonard, D. Luke, Mr. Ulrey. ROOM 102 MR. SMETZER First Row: A. Henig, B. Irick, C. Kege- bein, W. McDole, P. Hardesty, E. Fet- terer, L. Herbst. Second Row: V. Her- ring, D. Hoover, P. Loomis, C. Gilbert, B. Florios, J. Julian. Third Row: D. Fehrenbacker, B. Holeman, B. Hugueley, E. Karageorge, T. Evans. Fourth Row: E. Hallmen, D. Huminsky, J. Koselke, M. Kingston, J. Harter, Mr. Smetzer. Fifth Row: J. Findling, R. Kaiser, M. Ferman, D. I ttel, G. Hamilton, M. Good- win. ROOM 204 MISS STEWART First Row: B. Dutkovich, M. Banaski, L. Bemis, B. Blachly, R. Bonner, M. Ber- caw, W. Beatty, B. Coleman, J. Collins, G. Bjerkness. Second Row: B. Dudgeon, T. Cortese, R. Byers, B. Drummond, B. Binder, G. Darling, M. Crum, D. Bar- neko. Third Row: Miss Stewart, J. Dra- vet, L. Berg, D. Dowd, B. Cope, M. Emory, B. Brown, G. Drew, J. Calabro. Fourth Row: T. Cotton, J. Davis, D. Cole- man, K. Benson, J. Behrends, D. Ehr- hardt, T. Diener. ROOM 104 MISS ANDERSON First Row: A. Muir, C. Miecznikowski, J. Netzhammer, L. Sandberg, L. Pavy, L. Rosenbaum, R. Reyes. Second Row: F. Roach, D. Smith, M. Prage, S. Rampke, P. Sandala, M. Muir, J. Neff, L. Mikolics. Third Row: B. Robertson, P. Narris, G. Mendoza, D. Shotts, D. Moreno, C. Rob- bins, J. O’Neil. Fourth Row: J. Pisciotti, J. Moffett, B. Shearer, L. Mulligan, M. Peck, J. Sherwood, Miss Anderson. Fifth Row: D. Rosene, T. Moore, W. Miller, J. Ritenour, R. Porter, T. Mioduski. ROOM 110 MISS HOPP First Row : B. Zunich, A. Thompson, E. Wojtowicz. Second Row: M. Thornton, G. Stafford, R. Tempas, D. Tarchala, J. Thomas, E. Weston. Third Row: M. Storey, R. Williamson, P. Tarkelly, R. Tarchala, L. Taylor, Miss Hopp. Fourth Row: L. Spears, G. Trumbo, R. Upthe- grove, G. Waite, P. Speer, W. Swartzell, R. Sullivan. oinouc SOPHOMORE OFFICERS F. Malott, vice-president; E. Woods, secretary; C. Kelly, president. Not shown: D. Bood, treasurer. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Miss Anderson, Mr. Hamman, Miss Duffy, Mr. Moomaw, Mr. Schneider. ROOM 201 MR. SCHNEIDER First Row: F. Ahlgrim, H. Broda, C. Andrews, F. Crawford, A. Eagle, J. Dom- mer, T. Burke. Second Row: E. Dacey, M. Eck, F. Bysiek, J. Alexander, M. Decker, C. Andrews, R. Davison. Third Row: N. Buckreus, D. Distell, S. Bell, C. Adams, J. Allen, E. Deere, B. Brown. Fourth Row: C. Conway, S. Dybalski, C. Bess, F. Barlow, S. Chaney, D. Dunn, R. Elliott, E. Christine. Fifth Row: W. Card- well, J. Davis, G. Campbell, R. Casey, R. Albert, B. Beckett, G. Cox. Sixth Row: Mr. Schneider, K. Carlson, D. Bood, J. Crum, D. Bragg, J. Daniels. ROOM 202 MISS ANDERSON First Row: E. Jablonski, B. Erwin, G. Erwin, M. Evanoff, B. Grinstead, H. Holmes, B. Ewing, M. Kasrich, G. Fitz- gerald, D. Howell. Second Row: H. Han- sell, M. Jordan, L. Harris, J. Johnston, M. Jacobson, M. Glavan, B. Hughes, R. Frazer, H. Goben, N. Kenniger. Third Row : G. Covert, S. Grasa, E. Etchison, K. Keller, J. Hallas, R. Jordan, C. Kel- ley, R. Jablonski, M. Gault. Fourth Row: F. Gresser, R. Godsey, T. Gatch, R. Ewing, B. Harders, G. Huge, E. Harders, Miss Anderson. CHa b ROOM 205 MR. MOOMAW First Row: T. Mullins, J. McCumber, J. Mills, L. Krause, R. McCray, D. Le- Pell, B. Morgan, O. Massow. Second Row: C. Murphy, F. Mills, P. Murray, M. Ksenak, M. Lou McDougall, L. Krawczyk, F. Kobylanski, N. McKnight. Third Row: F. McKinley, B. Moehl, J. Neff, C. Mag- dos, J. Machin, R. Mueller, P. Molloy, J. Lach. Fourth Row: E. Massow, C. Kleiber, F. Malott, J. Legus, G. Landes, D. Marvel, D. Lines. Fifth Row: R. Mar- cott, J. Larson, J. Matan, P. Morfis, J. Murray, Mr. Moomaw. ROOM 206 MR. HAMMAN First Row: J. Rockstraw, S. Remble, A. Santacroce, A. Ocasio, N. Ocasio, C. Rush, D. Rodriquez. Second Row: L. Prosser, S. Preissler, P. Patterson, P. Peksenak, J. Runyan, D. Richeson, B. Savellos, S. Schmidt. Third Row: J. Newman, L. Picon, F. Rodd, N. Ross, S. Scharbach, G. Otto, P. O’Neill, C. Pender. Fourth Row: Mr. Hamman, E. Owens, H. Rosenbaum, V. Norris, J. Noel, L. Newman, J. Noggle, B. Overdeck. Fifth Row: G. Schmidt, J. Potee, M. Ryan, J. Ranus, J. Rivera, J. O’Hara, M. Pavese, L. R. Richmond, D. Pender. Not shown: R. Rieck, H. Sanak. ROOM 210 MISS DUFFY First Row: C. Traverso, M. Toscani, M. Stropky, W. Stafford, J. Teitge, J. Whittaker, C. Turek. Second Row: J. Sullivan, N. Wagoner, P. Yates, R. Zak- zewski, R. Wronko, J. Sell. Third Row: B. Walton, A. Snyder, E. Woods, N. Small, S. Scott, A. Springman. Fourth Row: N. Scofield, P. Short, D. Sheffer, J. Uhles, J. Watkins, R. Springman. Fifth Row: A. Trusky, S. Sepke, M. Wirick, C. Wy- man, D. Singleton, R. Smith, W. Vinzant. Sixth Row: L. Umlauft, D. Scott, G. Stech, W. Woods, D. Tully, G. Talmadge, Miss Duffy. ne kman. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS T. Kurth, vice-president; D. Schavey, treas- urer; L. Massa, secretary; M. Matsey, president. ROOM 203 MRS. PRICE First Row: M. Ann Broda, J. Coleman, L. Callaway, K. Chase, H. Blackburn, J. Banaski, R. Barber. Second Row: B. Lou Choisser, D. Armstrong, J. Anderson, N. Bessigano, B. Black- burn, S. Barkham, E. Burns. Third Row: J. Ahlgrim, J. Collins, L. Butler, F. Bayor, E. Bal- lantyne, H. Ahlgrim, J. Auld. Fourth Row: R. Connors, K. Alexander, D. Conley, M. Bracken, J. Callahan, K. Cook. Fifth Row: S. Bland, W. Atseff, R. Conners, L. Banks, D. Anderson, W. Christian, Mrs. Price. Sixth Row: S. Allison, R. Berlin, E. Clemens, E. Boone, W. Conners, F. Broda, A. Blanchard. ROOM 211 MR. PACKHAM First Row: S. Gilliam, J. Frett, D. DeBoy, E. Gear, D. Cooper, J. Govert, B. Evans. Second Row: B. Eck, D. Cooper, J. Fuqua, V. DeMers, J. Godsey, G. Eagle, S Elliott. Third Row: L. Ewing, J. Dant, J. Crocker, T. Gault, E. Fer- guson, M. Council, R. Dinsmore, A. Craig. Fourth Row: S. Fasel, D. Dignin, K. Erwin, K. Dault, V. Freze, D. Epperson, B. Eshelman. Fifth Row: M. Culbertson, M. Gresser, R. Gray, R. Frame, R. Dunkelbarger, D. Griesel, Mr. Packham. Not shown: B. Groomer, F. Groomer. ROOM 212 MR. CARLOCK First Row: M. Hagarty, V. Lesko, B. Julian, H. Loving, J. Kerr, J. Hopkins, D. Kasper. Second Row: P. Hoddy, R. Heckman, G. John- son, J. Hineline, K. Kralik, E. Johnson, T. Hartin, R. Looney. Third Row: T. Kurth, B. McMellon, M. Lovette, R. Kalberer, A. Harney, D. Lundin, B. Lindley, S. Kettles, C. Kurth. Fourth Row: D. Leonard, C. Leonard, J. Killens, T. Leonard, B. Lyman, B. Horst, D. Guernsey, B. Grinder, S. Hastings. Fifth Row: S. Lyman, J. Mackey, D. Jelinek, T. Jackson, D. Griffith, R. Kerwin, D. Lee, Mr. Carlock. Sixth Row: M. Howell, K. Kitterman, J. Hermann, F. Kaplon, H. Heu- ring, C. Gruse, J. Kellen, J. Hancock. Not shown: R. Leach, P. Hendle. FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Carlock, Mr. Packham, Mrs. Price, Miss Todd, Mrs. Shone, Mrs. Beasey. ROOM 101 MRS. BEASEY First Row: R. Mullendore, P. Mynatt, R. Mikolics, J. Muir, A. Mills, P. Moreira. Sec- ond Row: J. Miller, L. Massa, P. Manis, B. Mosley, M. McEwan, C. Marrs. Third Row: J. Mathis, P. Millus, J. Munyan, J. Madajczyk, J. Mair, J. Miecznikowski. Fourth Row: Mick Matsey, Raymond Moehl, Jerry Maher, Frank Mitchell, Paul Miecznikowski, Mrs. Beasey. ROOM 109 MISS TODD First Row: R. Parkhurst, N. Neill, R. Reyes, I. Reyes, E. Reisinger, R. Springmart, P. Ranus. Second Row: M. Rivera, B. Ramsey, S. Reese, D. Schavey, D. Rowley, B. Schoon. Third Row: I. Neyhart, G. Neitzel, B. Sears, C. Norris, S. Sitzenstock, S. Ross. Fourth Row: B. Richmond, C. Sandberg, A. Pawlicki, G. Neitzel, W. Nich- ols, Miss Todd. Fifth Row: J. Olsen, C. Nelson, B. Soderquist, E. Ross, P. O’Hara, C. Peterson. Sixth Row: J. Reid, D. Schavey, W. Neill, F. Shaginaw, J. Simpson. ROOSEVELT MRS. SHONE First Row: E. Starzynski, B. Vaughan. Second Row: M. Teitge, C. Vargas, J. Wronko, J. Viator, R. Wieczorak, C. Trezak. Third Row: C. Whit- taker, H. Trusky, B. Wilson, C. Stolp, Y. Stewart, D. Trenary. Fourth Row: C. Valovich, L. Vana- man, D. Vorpahl, P. Zon, K. Stowers, C. Thomas. Fifth Row: D. Sprusansky, D. Williams, J. Web- ber, A. Thomason, R. Yahe, P. Tarkelly, Mrs. Arthur Todd, substitute for Mrs. Shone. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS D. Clemens, president; T. Wright, vice-president; C. Dotson, secretary; B. Hess, treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE SPONSORS Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Foxworthy, Miss Dean, Mr. Mart, Miss Zimmer. ROOM 302 MISS ZIMMER First Row: T. Arocho, D. Davidson, R. Coleman, E. Albers, P. Carlisle, L. Brown, B. Burke, P. Ahlgrim. Second Row: B. Caesar, C. Anderson, J. Brasser, G. Bonner, B. Ballantyne, S. Caldwell, S. Carter, R. Dillon. Third Row: P. Adams, P. Bessigano, J. Carlson, C. Caesar, S. Andrews, K. Campbell, J. Dault. Fourth Row: T. Barefoot, B. Carr, Y. Bozman, T. Brasser, M. Britt, D. Byers, A. Cogley, J. Davis. Fifth Row: B. Allen, B. Crum, J. Andrews, C. Beckett, P. Ahrens, D. Brown, M. Davids. Sixth Row: Miss Zimmer, B. Albers, D. Clemens, T. Brooks, T. Brischky, F. Comer, D. Crocker. ROOM 304 MR. FOXWORTHY First Row: R. Drew, B. Elaman, J. Hen- drix, K. Harris, J. Edwards, B. Flick, T. Fox, J. Gielow. Second Row: P. Erwin, E. Faulkner, G. Franklin, R. Harper, J. Florios, B. Gravel, B. Hess, J. Graham, D. Franczak. Third Row: B. Harding, P. Dupes, R. A. Fleming, B. Emory, C. Griffin, D. flatten, B. Ferguson, B. Fowble, M. Gielow, N. Gross. Fourth Row: K. Fussell, A. Ferman, C. Haynes, J. Douglas, R. Ferkinhoff, M. S. French, C. Dotson, K. Gallagher. Fifth Row:. C. Hamilton, G. Herron, W. Erwin, D. Henley, C. Fer- man, Mr. Foxworthy. Sixth Row: T. Ehr- hardt, B. Flynn, L. Gerlich, D. Hickman, R. Gee. ROOM 306 MR. MART First Row: R. Hockelberg, W. Lea, A. Leach, C. Kranz, R. Kranz, S. Hugueley, A. Kitteredge, M. Martin, M. Mann. Sec- ond Row: J. Johnston, F. Kyle, M. J. Kurth, E. Howell, G. Jackson, J. Korpak, B. McLain, L. Hutson. Third Row: M. A. Mikolajczyk, M. Koritko, B. McGeary, B. Klindt, R. Lowe, G. King, B. Kane, L. Klausen, R. Kruk. Fourth Row: R. Luw- pas, P. Adams, D. Landes, D. Hill, D. Kline, F. Libkie, G. Huminsky, Mr. Mart. Fifth Row: J. Manning, R. Magdos, B. Martin, R. Klawitter, J. Kovel, R. Holder. Sixth Row : M. Klahn, J. Manning, R. Manwaring, T. Hockensmith, D. LaBarr, V. Kaiser, J. Kerr, E. Hill. ROOM 307 MISS DEAN First Row: G. Thompson, C. Skudlark, P. Zytko, P. Wolfe, J. Wilson, B. Sohn, J. Walker, D. Singleton. Second Row: W. Stowers, P. Tiffany, L. Zimmerman, R. Steinbrenner, C. Springman, B. Thomp- son, B. Snyder, N. VanVleet, A. Tarchala. Third Row: R. Wyler, J. Yocum, R. Worth- ington, E. Zunich, N. Tarkany, C. Wilfong, E. Spangler, V. Stewart. Fourth Row: E. Vannest, S. Umlauft, J. Taylor, L. Springman, R. Trusky, V. Rivera, B. Wat- son, Miss Dean. Fifth Row: J. Thompson, C. Williams, D. Skees, D. Yager, G. Trail, J. Storey, P. Uranka, D. Stumke, S. Smith. Sixth Row: D. Van Vleet, J. Wulitich, J. Swartzell, K. Wineinger, T. Wright, R. Slagle, P. Stewart ROOM 308 MR. SCHMIDT First Row : J. Pavy, E. Roehm, T. Roque, P. Ray, S. Shinabarger, N. Price, E. Mor- ton, L. Shiyan, D. Moehl. Second Row: D. Remley, J. Nagel, R. Schultz, ' P. Shaf- fer, A. Pritchard, R. Rigger, D. Schavey, K. Raisis, P. Pardus, A. Roberts. Third Row: M. Samples, N. Northey, J. Sever- ance, M. Mulcahey, D. Scott, K. Schmidt, L. Philpott, M. J. Sanduskey. Fourth Row: G. Sandburg, E. Richardson, R. Peters, J. Schavey, B. Seymour, D. Sanak, P. Mills, D. Prosser, Mr. Schmidt. Fifth Row: J. Mosley, D. Netzhammer, S. Shiyan, R. Nariss, A. Mueller, B. Shone, M. Riggins. Sixth Row: R. Norman, J. Porter, J. Rit- enour, A. Sepke, D. Shinneman, C. Scott, A. Ross, E. Richards. Seventh. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS M. Murray, president; B. Adams, treasurer; J. Helm, vice-president; J. Hawke, secretary. ROOM 301 MISS DOYLE First Row: B. Davis, J. Denton, J. Ewigleben, T. Dooling, F. Escott, W. Cooley, J. Baillargeon, R. Dodson, Miss Doyle. Second Row : B. Davis, G. Dick- son, B. Bulza, J. Anderson, M. Blanch- ard, E. Dorsey, J. Dravet. Third Row: B. Barncord, T. Bogan, J. Beach, G. Bowman, B. Behrends, B. Adams, A. Camp- bell. Fourth Row: D. Beres, B. Cisman, B. Chirila, M. Allen, C. Clingan, J. Erwin, R. Crawford. Fifth Row; R. Byrum, J. Cartier, W. Cardwell, H. Eastwood, B. Bracken, D. Altinhof, R. Ahrens, D. Bland. ROOM 303 MR. JORDAN First Row: E. Kisela, R. Ewigleben, Hagle, B. Haas, J. Henry, D. Leonard, Hopkins, S. Hovanec, N. Halsted, L. lbert. Second Row : S. Kraft, S. Hig- nbotham, C. Kramer, J. Kemp, R. Gur- md, D. Johnson, J. Hahney, D. John- n, P. Hill, D. Jenks. Third Row: D. ovel, J. Hawke, S. Hanson, C. Hyde, ' Hughes, D. Kruk, J. Larson, D. fet- rer, S. Herrick. Fourth Row: P. Horn, Fleming, L. Klausen, C. Froman, J. elm, S. Kittridge, R. Graham, D. Gym- sk, Mr. Jordan. SEVENTH GRADE SPONSORS Miss Doyle, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Garner, Mr. Woods. ROOM 305 MR. WOODS First Row: E. Reisinger, T. Peterson, J. Murray, R. Marconi, R. Rockstraw, B. Scharbach, J. Melat, L. Marrs. Sec- ond Row: B. Mynatt, P. Peksenak, W. Pavel, T. Mole, N. Packham, R. Meisel- bar, L. Mason. Third Row: P. Mulcahey, R. Pinkerton, R. Maleck, M. Murray, M. Phillips, E. Shipley. Fourth Row: P. Springman, L. Mullins, W. Owens, R. Sampson, F. Riddle, V. Nichols, I. Po- quette, J. Schavey. Fifth Row: J. Lovett, F. Ruchti, A. Tackett, D. McLarin, C. Shannon, J. Moon, Mr. Woods. ROOM 309 MR. GARNER First Row: M. Tuzinski, P. Toering, H. Todd, F. Thomas, W. Shuttleworth, T. Spears, P. Whittaker, R. Trail. Second Row: B. Stanley, F. Trail, L. Springman, L. Van Loon, J. Weber, G. Trzeciak, T. Shaw, J. Sonntag. Third Row: N. Skomp, E. Stumke, D. Wilson, A. Voltattorni, J. Vitnoski, J. Zon, E. Wilson. Fourth Row: L. Strom, D. Tully, R. Shell, M. Smith, B. Stephens, C. Spain. Fifth Row: E. Thyen, A. Stewart, D. Tully. Sixth Row: Mr. Garner, M. Smith, P. Thomason, R. Thomas, J. Tapper, L. Wronko. M Farlow, K. Thompson, J. Dignin, E. Crum, M. Smallwood, J. Mitchell, P. Watkins. 8. Bonaparte’s Retreat — J. Bristol. 9. Seniors? B. Matsey, W. Smith, B. Johnston. 10. Listen chicks, these poles cost money, so roost a while, but don’t get funny, Burma Shave — V. Bray, W. Passage, B. Frett. 11. The morning after the night before — K. Wilfong and B. Hutchins. 12. Those educational field trips! — J. Christian, B. Fahey, B. Fedorchak. SENIOR CUT UPS . . . 1. Going somewhere girls? — M. Deboy and J. Zytko. 2. Which twin has the Toni? — J. Greenberg and J. Helfrich. 3. Dance ballerina, dance — J. Pavese and N. Dixon. 4. Meet Superman and Mighty Mouse — - J. Pavlakovic and R. Elisha. 5. Come hither O. Wine- inger using disarming methods. 6. Here we stand like birds in the wilderness — M. Noble, B. Reynolds, J. Sansone, B. Matsey. 7. Happy Hobos — P. Darling, M. All of the comedy and tragedy of life combine to form the plot of our story. As we sat in classes there were serious moments of thought and contemplation of horizons. Then there were those bursts of sudden laughter when the teacher joined in gay moments of fun. These are ordi- nary things, but they are part of the plot which made our highschool days a story to remember. Organizations and sports filled the days with lively interest, lending excitement to the plot. Let’s look back on the games and dances, concerts and plays, classes and convos of 1950 - 1951. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Miss Stewart, sponsor; Vivian Bray, president; Marilyn Goodwin, vice-president; Miss Thompson, sponsor; Pat Nariss, secretary-treasurer. DEBUTEENS That gay Christmas Semi-Formal — will you ever forget it? And the convos they planned were tops, too. New members photographed at their initiation party were: First Row: C. Adams, C. Andrews, M. Evanoff, H. Ahlgrim, S. Barkham. Second Row: S. Bell, N. Ross, E. Woods, J. Runyan, J. Johnston, M. Hajvert, G. Drew. Third Row: J. Machin, E. Etchison, N. Small, P. Sandala, P. Nariss, G. Men- doza, M. Emory. Those Debuteens put on the best dances! Re- member that one at the gym? Vivian Herring, Wanda Passage, Betty Frett, Betty Zunich, and Margaret Mikolics are part of the crew decorating for the gala affair. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Laura Newmann, secretary; Mrs. Bailey, sponsor; JoAnn Netzhammer, president; Nedra Ross, treas- urer; Barbara Tarkelly, vice-president. LIBRARIANS CLUB Every new book gets a number. Dorothy Vorpahl and Donna Leonard using the electric stylus. Swing those dust cloths! Tote those books! It’s another clean-up party for — Aleta Mills, Pilar Moreira, Shirley Sitzenstock, Dolores Armstrong, and Sharon Bland. ! Officers and Sponsor — Seated: Mr. Yunker, sponsor. Standing: George Darling, president; Phil Yates, vice-president; Don Coleman, treasurer. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Thomas Burke and Dave Epperson are busy- taking equipment out of the sound box before showing a film. All of the boys in Audio-Visual club learn how to operate the projector. Here are John Legus, Ray Rieck, Joe Koselke, and David Pender. Officers and Sponsor — Joanne Netzhammer, secre- tary-treasurer; Miss Duffy, sponsor; Marilyn Good- win, president. THESPIAN CLUB The busy Thespians practice reading lines during one of their meetings. Sandra Scott, Eva Dacey, Sandra Scharbach, Jeanne Hallas, and Phyllis Pat- terson. Nedra Ross, Beulah Reynolds, Marilyn Noble, Elaine Etchison, and Kay Keller talk over ideas for skits. Officers and Sponsors — Seated: Betty Grinstead, secretary ; Mrs. Beasy, sponsor. Standing : Gail Drew, president: Charleen Conway, vice-president; Eva Dacey, treasurer: Mr. Osborn, sponsor. BOOSTER’S CLUB Taking notes at a committee meeting for their Sweetheart’s Dance are Carol Magdos and Carolyn Rush. Others on the committee are Jack Greenberg, Bill Eshelman, Jim Calabro, Bud Fahey and Jack O’Neill. Boosters eagerly await their Sweetheart’s Dance in February. Yvonne Garrard, Anita Santacroce, Hazel Holmes, Mary Broda, Martha Jordan, and Jacqueline Mills. Officers and Sponsors — Seated: Roy Dixon, presi- dent; Mr. Deal, sponsor; Mr. Kurth, sponsor. Stand- ing: John Pavlakovic, secretary-treasurer. H-MEN CLUB Oohs and Ahs come from these senior H-Men as they gaze upon the X-Country trophy won by the 1950 team. Bob Moon, James Bristol, Bruce John- ston, John Helfrich, Bill Matsey, Bill Stolp, Richard Elisha. Phil Yates, Ronnie Mueller, and Carroll Kelly. The football trophies won by their predecessors are inspirations to these ambitious boys. Officers and Sponsors — Seated: Sandra Scott, treas- urer; Miss Stewart, Science club sponsor; Dolores Distell, secretary. Standing; Mr. Ulrey, Radio club sponsor; Don Hum insky, vice-president; Marty Fer- man, secretary; Dick Marconi, president; Mr. Ham- man, Science club sponsor. SCIENCE AND RADIO CLUBS Radio club — Seated: Ed Matovich, Bill Binder, Charles Robbins, Bill Swartzell. Standing: Jim Behrends, Marty Ferman. Science club — Seated: Jeanne Hallas, Sandra Scharbach, Marilyn Goodwin, Darlene Kostka, Jo- anne Netzhammer, Yvonne Garrard, Betty Grinstead, Anita Santacroce, Beverly Dutkovich, Doris Single- ton, Laura Mae Newmann, Elizabeth Harders. Stand- ing: Ronnie Fraser, Steve Meier, Jim Larson, Ron- nie Marcotte, Ethan Owens, Richard Prczeniczny. Officers and Sponsors — Seated: Dick Woodward, president; Miss E. Anderson, sponsor; Mariel Far- low, secretary; Janice Hahn, treasurer. Standing: Miss Todd, sponsor: Bill Matsey, vice-president; Miss Thompson, sponsor: Mr. Ulery, sponsor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY It was a thrilling moment for charter members of the Hobart chapter of the National Honor Society when they added their “John Henry” to the list. Marjorie Smallwood, Martin Sensenbaugh, Bob Moon, and Wanda Passage were first in line. National Honor Society members take a look at one of their projects, a poster to honor the home room having the highest scholastic average. Joan Mitchell, Mac Brown, Vivian Bray, Margie Johnson, Keith Talmadge, Erma Crum, Gwen Gee. Officers and Sponsor — Seated: Carol Magdos, secre- tary; Miss Zimmer, sponsor. Standing: Mary Lou McDougall, president; Betty Ewing, vice-president; Monica Ksenak, treasurer. Senior G.A.A. Officers and Sponsor — Dolly Pavla- kovic, president; Kay Keller, vice-president; Pat Kil- lens, secretary; Shirley Grasa, treasurer: Miss Dean, sponsor. GIRL S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In an absorbing basketball game all eyes turn to The beginning of the end of a perfect pyramid, the ball. Who will get the tip off? Phyllis Patter- son and Dolores Distell reach for it. A bit of relaxation before the game — Eva Dacey, Sue Chaney, Delores Moreno, Peggy Murray. Ready! Aim! Fire! Carole Gilbert shoots for a free throw. Pat Nariss, clerk-treasurer and Roy Dixon, mayor. Seated: Joy Callahan, Janice Hahn, Jackie Neff, Marian Storey, Dick Frame, Phyllis Tarkelly, Pat Nariss, Roy Dixon, George Campbell, Jack Greenberg, Dale Schavey, Louis Mikolics, Dick Woodward, and Beverly Coleman. Standing: Mick Matsey, Carroll Kelly, Dick Marconi, Jasper Hopkins, Robert Risinger, sponsor; John Helfrich, John Pavlakovic, and Gordon Steeh. c We ke (People A student Council hall guard on duty! Jasper Hop- kins checks Margie Johnson’s pass. Student Council Advisory Board — Seated: Don Hu- minsky, Jane Neff, Bill Woods. Standing: Margie Johnson, Bill Matsey, Carol Adams. RICHARD A. WORTHINGTON Director Hoban.t For 26 years the Hobart High School Band has worked unceasingly to keep their musicianship at a high standard, William Revelli, Bertram Francis, and Frederick Ebbs ail added their individual abilities to making a famous band, and now Richard Worthington, an alumnus of the band, is carrying on the traditions set for him by these talented men. The first of the year started off with a blare of color and briskness as the marching band snapped through their formations. Next came the concert season with the band tackling numbers like “Capriccio Italien” by Tschaikowski or “Death and Transfiguration” by Richard Strauss that would stump most college bands. Solo and ensemble contests offered another challenge BASS CLARINETS Erma Crum Charles Kegebein BASSOON John Daniels David Trenary ALTO SAXOPHONE Sam Preissler Nancy Toering John Munyan TENOR SAXOPHONE Ronald Fraser Jacque Neff CLARINETS Pat Watkins Joan Dignin Bob Miles John Findling Greta Otto Joan Mitchell Tom Mair Kent Carlson Yvonne Stewart Lorelei Calloway Rims Barber Harold Huering Tom Hartin Helen Ahlgrim Jackie Ahlgrim OBOES Bob Moon Eddie Matovich Tom Jackson FLUTES Mariel Farlow Sally Barkham Dorothy Melonashi Darlene Kostka Janet Carlson ALTO CLARINETS Shirley Schmidt Glen Cox Sckoofi Concent (Eta rid! which was met and conquered in the traditional Hobart way. And then it was time for that all-important tour to Washington, D.C., several eastern states and Canada. Maybe not all the members shook hands with the Pres- ident, but that certainly didn’t spoil the success of their trip. Now the year has come to an end. Seniors who have toiled six years as part of this organization will now be leaving. They will carry with them, how ' ever, many pleasant memories of the parts, big or little, that they played in the band’s growing reputation for getting a lot of fine things accomplished by talent, persever- ance, and just plain hard work. “For a successful band it takes 5 per- cent inspiration, and 95 percent per spiration” — R. Worthington. BARITONE SAXOPHONE Phil Speer CORNETS Martin Sensenbaugh Ronald Kaiser Donna Shotts Jim Larson Marvin Kasrich Doris Singleton Harold Goben Linda Hutson Fred Libke Bob Caesar Charlotte Caesar FRENCH HORN Douglas Johnston Winona Marrs George Schmidt Kay Kitterman Bob Richmond BARITONE Dick Campos Allen Craig Kay Gallagher TROMBONES Mac Brown Ronald Marcotte Bill Vinzant Tom Wright Bill Sohn BASSES Frank Epperson Henry Sanak Dale Griesel Leroy Richmond PERCUSSION Pat Darling Jim Watkins Virgil Norris Elin Ballantyne J-jobant School? The well-known and beautiful strains of Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus” swelled out clear and strong last November 14 as the Hobart High School Chorus once more thrilled the audience with a wonderful performance. The choir has been especially busy this year enter- taining for local groups — PTA, Women’s Club, and several others — while the student body enjoyed their music at the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter con- vocations. At the Solo and Ensemble contests this year indi- vidual members of the choir did very well. Barbara HILMER JACOBSEN Director First Row:- Betty Zunich, Carole Gilbert, Arlene Thompson, Gale Gray, Barbara Blachly, Evelyn Wojtowicz, Beulah Reynolds, Mary Bracken, Jean Runyan, Janet McLead, Jane Neff, Judy Johnston, Nancy Buckreaus. Second Row : — Yvonne Garrard, Doris Tarchala, Pat Ranus, Lottie Krawczyk, Wanda Beatty, Delores Barneko, Clara Morton, Edwina Jablonski, Frances Kobylanski, Marilyn Eck. Alice Muir. Third Row:— Mary Banaski, Bette Holeman, Mary Mack, Barbara Moeh l, Nancy Small, Rosellen Lowry, Joyce Moffett, Janice Hahn, Norma Dixon, Olga Oslizlo, Ruth lenpas. fourth Row: — LarryKostbade, Ray Hallman, James Bristol, Steve Meier, Dave Mathias, Bill Harders, Wayne Miller, Bob Fields, Emmanuel Karageorge, Jerry Sherwood, Ronnie Garrard, Jerry Rockstraw. a CappeMla Ckoin. Blachly and Beulah Reynolds received first place ratings on their solos. Barbara Blachly, Beulah Reynolds, and Rosellyn Lowry, members of the Girls’ Trio, have joined their voices many times to entertain class parties and club dances. In April the choir participated in the State Chorus contest at Goshen, Indiana, and presented a spring con- cert April 27 with Miss Carol Smith, contralto, of stage, radio and television fame, as guest soloist. They made their final appearance of the year assisting the band in their spring concert. Girls Trio: Barbara Blachly, Rosellen Lowry, Beulah Reynolds. First Row: — Geraldine Erwin, Pat O’Neill, Madalene Hajvert, Janette Harrelson, Anna Snyder, Ruth Bonner, Kay Alexander, Elaine Etchison, Martha Culbertson, Connie Murphy, Marilynn Prage, Doris Richeson, Peggy Cooper, Joyce Hickman, Dorothy Vorpahl, Monica Ksenak. Second Row: — Dorothy Radulovic, Wanda Nichols, Thelma Mullins, Maxine Bercaw, Bessie Savellos, Sandra Scharbach, Louise Picon, Martha Jordan, Shirley Grasa, Joanna Noggle, Laura Mae Newmann, Marilyn Evanoff, Shirley Ahlgrim, Shirley Sitzenstock, Ethel Mclntire, Hazel Holmes. Third Row: — Bob Morgan, Richard Przeniczny, John Uhles, Jack Rudd, James Ritenour, Weldon Davis, John O’Hara, Jim Nichols, Mike Ryan, Don Dowd, George Campbell, Bob Trick, Fred Crawford. c Mu i.c J4atk CkanmA Librarians and Equipment Crew: Seated: Elaine Ronschke, John Findling, Kay Kitterman. Standing: George Schmidt, Virgil Norris, Dick Campos, Ronnie Marcotte, Phil Speer, Ronnie Kaiser, Martin Sensenbaugh. Band Officers — Front row: Erma Crum, secre- tary; Mariel Farlow, treasurer. Back row: Bob Moon, president: Mac Brown, efficiency man- ager; Allen Larson, vice-president. Jim Behrends, business manager, and Marilyn Mattix, sponsor. Our gym resounds with every kind of tune from dreamy ballads to gay polkas when we dance to the music of our own dance band. So We (Put on a X THE HAPPIER WE’LL BE ' union (PJa CaAt Henry Thatcher John Findling Mrs. Thatcher Marilyn Goodwin Judy Thatcher Wynona McDole Anna Vivian Herring Vivien Winona Marrs Babs Bailie Marilynn Prage Zelda Reece Darlene Kostka Jack Harmon Louis Mikolics Leslie Hall William Costello Mr. Dexter George Hahn Lying on the couch is Jack Harmon (Louts Mikolics). Standing: Judy Thatcher (Wynona McDole), Henry Thatcher (John Findling), Mrs. Thatch- er (Marilyn Goodwin), and Vivien Tha tcher (Winona Marrs). Babs Bailie (Marilynn Prage), Zelda Reece (Darlene Kostka), Vivien Thatcher (Winona Marrs), and Anna (Vivian Herring). Vivien Thatcher (Winona Marrs), Jack Harmon (Louis Mikolics), Henry Thatcher (John Findling), Mr. Dexter (George Hahn), Les- lie Hall (William Costello). Sponsors and Editor — Seated: Margie Johnson, editor-in- chief; Helen Hinshaw, editorial sponsor. Standing: Mr. Hamman, photography sponsor; Miss E. Anderson, art sponsor; Miss Todd, business sponsor. Club, Copy, Class, and Music Staffs— Seated : Vivian Bray, club editor: Wanda Passage, class editor; Marjorie Small- wood, music editor. Standing: Sharon Spangler, copy editor. Not shown: Evelyn Wojtowicz, class assistant; Marilyn Prague, club assistant; Marcia Peck, copy assist- ant. Business Staff — Seated: Loretta Herbst, and Betty Hole- man, advertising; Pauline Sandala, assistant business man- ager. Standing; Gwen Gee, business manager; Keith Tal- madge, circulation manager. Photography and Art Staffs — Seated: Janice Hahn, pho- tography editor; Ted Mioduski, art assistant; Mariel Far- low, art editor. Standing: William Swartzell, and Don Ittle, photography assistants. Mead - MEMORIES STAFF Activity and Sport Staffs — Seated: Norma Dixon, activity editor; and Vivian Herring, activity assistant. Standing: Wally Bussie, sports editor; Dick Smith and Dick Marconi, sports assistants. First Semester Editorial Staff — Ronnie Garrard, sports editor; Bud Fahey, business manager; Mariel Farlow, feature editor: Doug Johnston, photographer; Dick Wood- ward, editor-in-chief. First Semester Cubs — Seated : Betty Holeman, Marilynn Prage, Agnes Muir, Dorothy Radulovic. Standing: Casimer Bugay, Bill Schmidt. JZirien HO HI LIFE STAFF Printing Staff — Jim Santacroce, Richard Byers, Mr. Hard- ing, instructor: Wayne Mendenhall. Bill Stolp. Second Semester Editorial Staff — Seated: Douglas John ston, photographer; Jeanette Blake, business manager; Ron aid Garrard, editor-in-chief; Dick Woodward, copy reader Marjorie Smallwood, and Betty Holeman, co-feature edi tors; Marilynn Prage, sports editor; Frank Epperson, ad vertising manager; Casimer Bugay, circulation manager Second Semester Cubs — Seated : Kally Mougros, Margie Johnson, Pat Short, Marilyn Toscani, Joyce Moffett. Standing: Charles Kegebein, Jack Greenberg, Ronald Kaiser. Allen Larson. iHom.ecam.ina Queen Marlene Hamann, our blue-eyed senior cheerleader, reigned at the gala Homecoming celebration October 30 when we played Merrillville. Shirley Kohn and Mariel Farlow were chosen as Marlene’s court. The treasure was the game, and the Brickies captured Pirate Island when the Merrillville Pirates invaded Brickie Bowl. The sophomore class copped first prize of $5.00 for their novel display. John Helfrich, secretary-treasurer of th e H-Men, did the honors by crowning the queen at a ceremony on the football field between halves of the game. Varsity Cheerleaders — Mary Matsey, Lorraine Ros- enbaum, Marilyn Thornton, Marian Storey, and Marlene Hamann. Reserve Cheer Leaders — Betty Bond, Pat Manis, Loretta Massa, Jeanne Hallas. All the smarties donned dunce caps at the Honor Society Dance honoring those who got 2.75 or above on the honor roll. Pat Mynatt, and Tom Moore show their invitations to Erma Crum. We gaze in awe as Hobart High’s guardian spirit, Yohan Petrovich, flexes his muscles. TIME FOR ACTIVITIES 1. These teachers really let down their hair in a hum- orous skit at the “TV on Parade” show given in Novem- ber by the Central P.T.A. Robert Osborn, Denver Ulery, Ellis Hays, Warren Garner showed how they thought women act at a bridge party. 2. Hobart High went on the air February 19 — Mariel Farlow and Bill Keene interviewing Bill Matsey, cap- tain of the basketball team, as part of the program depicting school activities. 3. In October color movies were made of our famous marching band by these photographers from the Indiana University Audio-Visual Center. The movies will be used all over the world in colleges and schools to dem- onstrate fundamentals of marching. 4. We observed National Education Week in October by giving demonstrations of classes for our parents. Here are Janet Heller, Miss Helen Hopp, and Marlene DeBoy in a shorthand and typing demonstration. 5. A celebrity in our midst . . . We were proud of Tommy Kurth when he won the Soap Box Derby last summer and flew to Akron, Ohio, where he represented Gary in the National race. 6. Remember when we all proudly signed our names to the Declaration of Freedom scroll during Crusade for Freedom week? Pat Forsythe, Peggy Murray, and Bill Swartzell add their names to the list. 7. Mr. Jacobsen and part of Hobart High’s choir when they portrayed Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians at the TV on Parade show. 8. The sparkling personality of Miss Erica Ludolph, a Valparaiso University student from Germany, fascinated Hobart students when she spoke to us in December. Here Mariel Farlow, Roy Dixon, and Pat Watkins talk to her after the convocation. 9. Senior Play Cast: First row — Richard Elisha (Corky Williams), Richard Przeniczny (Chauncey Jay Mooney). Second row — Gwen Gee (Miss Higgins), Marilyn Noble (Miss Thorndyke), Donna Ahlgrim (Roxanne Tawner), Madalene Hajvert (Clarissa G reen). Third row — Jean- ette Harrelson (Miss Davis), Joan Mitchell (Mrs. Moon- ey), Pat Cates (Georgia Belle Roberts), Pat Darling (Miss Prescott). Fourth row — Dick Woodward (NBC Announcer), Mac Brown (J. C. Roberts), Bob Moon (Flash Horner), Martin Sensenbaugh (Mr. Garfield). r TIME FOR ACADEMICS 1. Who put the baking powder in Mary Bracken’s cup- cakes? Mary Bracken, of course, in Miss Flynn’s first hour foods class, while Loretta Massa practiced boiling water. 2. One of the first jobs done by Mr. Carlock’s building trade boys last fall was building the fireplace in the new Hobart park. Shown here are Jerry Christian and Tom Machin. 3. Some of the creative geniuses in Miss Elda Anderson’s art class: Marian Storey and Joyce Hickman do a little soap carving and Bob Zakzewski works on his textile design as Jeanette Blake and Ethel Mclntire look on. 4. Learning how to sew for the younger generation, Doris Cullum made this cute little frock for her niece in Mrs. Beasy’s advanced clothing class. 5. Students in Miss Zimmer’s Spanish classes had fun learning to pronounce Spanish words by singing along with records. Here Miss Zimmer puts on a record while Bill Vinzant, Pat O’Neill, Weldon Davis, and Jim Thomason watch the words in the book and listen. 6. A model of the Globe Theater, made famous by Shake- speare, was one of the projects of Miss G. Anderson’s fourth hour sophomore English classes. Charles An- drews, David Pender, Henry Broda, and Thomas Burke. 7. Mr. Mart’s junior high science classes made posters like this one to help them in their study of the human body. Here are Andy Sepke, David Henley, and Nancy Gross. 8. Students in Miss Dean’s 6th hour math class used these models to study measures. Here are Jack Walker and Eulene Vannest. 9. When Mr. Woods’ seventh grade social studies class studied the Pilgrims, Beverly Bulza and Emmett Dorsey helped to make these models. TIME FOR ATHLETICS SENIOR SPORT STARS BILL MATSEY Basketball, Track Cross-Country ROY DIXON Football, Basket- ball, Track BOB MOON Football BILL STOLP Football JOHN HELFRICH Cross-Country, Track JOHN PAVLAKOVIC Football BUD FAHEY T rack JIM SANSONE Football JIM EWIGLEBEN Track JIM BRISTOL Football JOHN PRICE T rack BILL SCHMIDT Football BRUCE JOHNSTON Football, Track GEORGE WULITICH Football, Track 1. Dixon picking up enough ground for a first down in the Terre Haute game. 4. Congo line! Ronnie Jones of Merrillvile fouls Chuck Johnston during a bit of wild action in the Hobart-Merrillville game. 2. John Pavlakovic and Bruce John- ston take a proud glance at the trophies they won by rating high enough in the Calumet Confer- ence to gain a place on the All-Star team. 5. Handing over the pigskin to next year’s captain, Dick Marconi, is Roy Dixon, 1950 football captain. 3. In the championship game of the Intra-mural tourney, John Hel- frich drives in and puts one through the hoop. 6. He’s off running! Bruce John- ston skirts the right end for 22 yards during the Terre Haute game. 1950 VARSITY GRID SQUAD Back Row: Coach Deal, J. Pavlakovic, G. Wulitich, J. Sansone, J. Davis, B. Johnston, L. Richmond, J. Potee, F. Gresser, J. O’Hara, J. Waite, B. Moon, D. Huminsky, Coach Schneider. Middle Row: R. Wronko, manager, J. Crum, B. Schmidt, J. Bristol, B. Cope, B. Drummond, Captain R. Dixon, R. Marconi, J. Hermann, J. Matan, D. Tully, G. Landes, W. Stolp, R. Elisha, manager. First Row: J. Hopkins, manager, R. Mueller, J. Calabro, C. Nelson, T. Kurth, L. Banks, D. Schavey, J. Ranus, E. Hallman, C. Kelly, P. Yates, F. Mallot, E. Clemens, H. Broda, manager. 1950 FOOTBALL The 1950 Hobart grid squad opened its season with a thrilling 32-13 win over Gary Froebel. Returning to Brickie Bowl for their first home game the Brickies brushed by East Gary 13-0, and then, with fullback Bruce Johnston scoring five touchdow ' ns, blasted Lowell 33-6. The squad then made it four straight wins by edging Valparaiso’s Viki ngs 20-13. The Bulldogs of Crown Point snapped Hobart’s winning streak by edging the Brickies 7-8, with a safety in the second quarter. The Deal-men then took on their traditional foe Merrillville in a Homecoming game thriller which the Brickies won 13-0. Griffith’s Panthers, later to be crowned Calumet Conference champions, put the Brickies out of the conference race with a 34-7 win, but the squad bounced back the following week in fine style, with a 25-7 triumph over Wirt. Although they put up a fine fight against a much bigger team, the Brickies lost to Tolleston 7-34. Saturday afternoon, November 11. the Brickies finished their season bv winning from Terre Haute Gar- field 13-0. This year’s squad will go into the record books as having the second best football record in the history of :he high school with the team compiling 7 wins against 3 losses. After the season was completed, Bruce Johnston, senior fullback, and John Pavlakovic, senior tackle, were sleeted on the Calumet Conference All-Star first team. Bob Moon, senior lineman was named left guard on he second team while juniors Bernard Drummond, Don Huminsky and Bill Cope received honorable mention. Such is a manager’s life! Putting away the equipment after the Terre Haute game are Henry Broda, Ray Wronko, Jasper Hopkins, and Richard Elisha. Assistant Football Coach Howard Schneider and Head Football Coach Russell Deal. RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row: M. Ryan, D. Anderson, M. Matsey, J. Mathis, R. Elliot, J. Legus, K. Dault, J. Uhles. Front Row: Coach Deal, D. Pender, D. Howell, D. Frame, R. Jordan, G. Campbell, J. Mackey, H. Blackburn, and Coach Schneider. 1950 BRICKIE HARRIERS Back Row: R. Rieck, W. Neill, F. Broda, E. Boone, J. Helfrich, B. Matsey, F. Roach. Kneeling: E. Weston, J. Ritenour, manager. Coach Frank Kurth, R. Sullivan, manager, J. Allen. 1950 CROSS COUNTRY Freshman Edward Boone won the honorary cross-country captain star by leading Brickie harriers with six first places, two seconds and two thirds in the ten-meet program for a total of 44 points. Other harrier run- ners and the points scored were as follows: Frank Broda (freshman) 34; John Helfrich (senior) 31; John Allen (sophomore) 19%; Bill Matsey (senior) 12; Fred Roach (junior) 11; Wayne Neill (freshman) 5% and Elmer Westen (junior) 1% points. In the state championship meet held at Indianapolis, in which the Brickies came the closest of any Hobart team to a state championship by taking third place honors behind Anderson and Muncie Central high schools, the Hobart squad finished as follows: Boone 8, Broda 22, Helfrich 28, Neill 34, and Allen 39 for 131 points. Hobart’s sixth and seventh men, Matsey and Roach, placed 43 and 59. A total of 144 runners took part in the two-mile hill and dale event which was captured by James Lambert of Muncie Central in 9:45.9 for a new state record. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 1. Hobart (15) Crown Point (50) 2. Valparaiso (25) Hobart (30) Portage (73) 3. Hobart (28) Chesterton (41) LaCrosse (77) Westville (129) 4. Hobart (29) Gary Roosevelt (45) Hammond (71) Lew Wallace (81) 5. Hobart (17) Emerson (31) 6. 10th Annual Hobart Invitational Meet (Sixth Place) 7. Hobart (22) South Side Fort Wayne (39) 8. Fourth Annual Calumet Conference Meet (First Place) 9. Fourth Annual IHSAA Sectional Meet (First Place) 10. Fifth Annual IHSAA State Meet (Third Place) (Low score wins in Cross-Country competition) Cross-country Coach Frank Kurth discusses future plans with cross-country star Edward Boone. Freshman Boone won the honorary captaincy by leading Brickie Harriers throughout most of the season.