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

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JUNIOR BAND — First row: B. Kaiser ,L. Eliff, L. McGrew, E. Stewart, R. Dees, D. McAfee, J. Henry, J. Shinabarger, L. Kegebein, E. Young. Second row : R. Malek, N. Reese, R. Enslen, S. Kittredge, J. Vygrala, B. Stanley, N. Halstead, J. Taylor, F. Trail. Third row : T. Brown, J. Howard, B. Stumke, B. Heuring, D. Haynes, P. Toering, M. Bone, S. Dignin, B. Bulza, J. Kerr, Mr. Bishop. Fourth row: T. Mole, T. McDonald, K. Downey, J. Hood, R. Ahrens, D. Beres, J. Kuckuck, J. Brown, B. Dangremond, B. Jones, H. Predmore. Fifth row: J. Denton, P. Scofield, W. Wilson, F. Thomas, J. Treziak, C. Briggs, D. Rice, J. Bixler, S. Glynn, G. Joliff. BAND OFFICERS — Seated: D. Melonashi, secretary: D. Singleton, treasurer: standing: R. Marcotte, president; J. Larson, vice-president: H. Sanak, efficiency manager: J. Dan- iels, drum major. The officers perform all necessary duties to keep the hand functioning smoothly. KAY KELLER, a welcome sight around the hand port- able, is sponsor for the high school hand. Her duties are comparable to those of a secretary. She checks band attend- ance, types letters, arranges hand tours, and does a thousand small things to keep the hand operating without mishap. BAND LIBRARIANS — Front row: S. Barkham, L. Cal- laway, J. Hawke. Second row: D. Singleton, C. Caesar, D. Sanak are the band librarians. In addition to participating in the band, they carry the responsibility of filing and caring for the music. EQUIPMENT CREW— Seated: B. Sohn, M. Kasrich, standing: R. Worthington, B. Harding, T. Wright, J. Watkins, G. Schmidt. Polishing trophies is just on of the many jobs of the equipment crew. They also take care of all instruments and arrange transportation for equipment on the hand tour.

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Concert Band the ever popular “Sleigh Hide” was a highlight of this program. Also, the 28th Anniversary concert given in the spring was enjoyed by everyone. The guest conductor was William D. Revelli, who has a special interest in the band because he organized it. The band participated in the Northern Indiana High School Band, Or- chestra. and Vocal Solo Ensemble Contest held at Emerson High School this year. Those receiving “firsts” in this district contest were able to go down state to Butler University in Indianapolis to take part in the all-state contest. Mr. Worthington proudly reported that from the band members who went to Indianapolis ten received firsts and two received seconds. The band tour began this year on March 14 and continued until March 21. New York was the highlight of this year’s tour, although concerts were played at many other points of interest. The band has done an exceptional job during the years they’ve been organized and both school and community hope they keep up their outstand- ing musicianship. THOMAS BISHOP Assistant Director TENOR SAX: Ronald Fraser, Jacqueline Neff. Bb CORNETS: Jim Larson, Marvin Kasrich, Doris Singleton, Linda Hutson, Bill Harding, Fred Libkie, Charlotte Caesar, Alice Cogley, Bat Ahlgrim, Jim Kerr, Peter Scofield, Helen Predmore, Bob Kaiser. FRENCH HORNS: Kay Kitterman, George Schmidt, Bob Richmond, Doyle Davison, Donna Prosser, Kath- leen Schmidt, Vera Stewart. BARITONE: Kay Gallagher, John Kuckuck, Larry Kegebein, Dennis Rice, Beverly Singleton. TROMBONE: Ronald Marcotte, Bill Vinzant, Tom Wright, Bill Sohn, Roy Worthington. Jim Helm, Wayne Hughes. BASSES: Henry Sanak, Dale Griesel, Bob Klawitter, LeRoy Richmond, Don Singleton. PERCUSSION: Virgil Norris, Jim Watkins, Elin Bal- lantyne, Diane Klein, Peter Bessigano, Ruth Maleck, Bob Dangremond.

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7 e “Sa y Sitt i “The Baby Sitter” was a sparkling, zestful comedy about a favorite, universal pastime — baby sitting. All the best ingredients of a play are here — raiding of ice boxes, boy friends pushing in and making themselves at home, hanging over the telephone, maneuvering over dates. The play revolves around Carrie, the world’s unluckiest baby-sitter; Bob, who makes matters worse; Jane, a younger sister with a passion for botany; Bob ' s outraged parents and Junior — the worlds worst baby! Throughout the evening Junior breaks the window with a slingshot, swallows a mushroom, accuses Carrie of twisting his arm, and causes Carrie to become so flustered that she uses a new silk muffler for a diaper! However, what starts out as a terrible night comes to a successful end, and everyone lives happily ever after. CAST Carrie Bob Jane i Eunice Junior Father Mother .... Helen Mrs. Gordon Mr. Gordon Midge Dot Carl Lefty Prompter ... . Yvonne Stewart Douglas Williams Lorelei Callaway . .... June Miller . . Daniel Kasper ... Dale Greisel . . Mary Bracken . . Elaine Johnson . Elin Ballantyne . . Ralph Kerwin . .. Jane Webber . Darlene Cooper . . Bill Eshelman . Jasper Hopkins . . . Pilar Moriera “Ouch ! Stop, you’re killing me,” seem to be the words ready to come through Junior’s lips. The cause? Well, Mr. Gordon, Junior ' s father, has finally decided that Junior needs his bottom warmed, and it looks like the others agree. “Help ! !” screams Junior, as Carrie and Darlene fo rce every antidote in the medical book down his throat. In case you wonder what happened — Junior just swallowed a supposedly poisonous mushroom! Betty Vaughn, a member of the make-up com- mittee, carefully smoothes on cold cream — the first step in making up Jasper Hopkins for the part of Lefty. He looks as if he’s enjoying it, doesn’t he?