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The Four Sharps, a vocal group consisting of Sylvia Larson, Jackie Moon, Sharon Hanson, and Bess Larson added a pleasant hit of harmony when they sang in their “barber shop” style. Another one of the top acts was Barbara Cisman who played her accordion. The instrumental solos, along with the many other fine acts, showed the various talents pos- sessed by our students. Hobart High Has Talent Sally LePell, who has often presented her panto- mime acts for the entertainment of high school groups, was one of the favorites at the Talent Convo. Hay Daves and Louie Hill provided unique entertainment with their comedy act which combined singing and playing the guitar. They seemed to enjoy performing as much as the students enjoyed listening to them.
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The Homecoming game which was originally scheduled against Griffith was postponed when Brickie Bowl was converted into a small ocean by a steady three day downpour. Students looked wth awe at the waters that reached the top of the metal fence in front of the concrete bleachers. The football locker room was completely flooded, and a raft was used to rescue equipment. Over Homecoming Festivities The class of ’57 took first place honors with their Homecoming display. Those who worked to make it a success — first row: Sue Miller, Janet Scott, David Mergl, Bess Larson, Nancy Osborn, and Chuck Hallas. Second row: Cleo Cope. Sue Mills, Carolyn Martin, Rosemarie Morganelli, and Don Koons. Standing: Ronnie Kelly and Alice Johnston. The grand march was a highlight of the customary after-game dance. Leading the march are Queen Barbara Kane, and Bill Gravel, co-captain of the foot- ball team, followed by the other members of the court, and all students attending the dance.
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This exhibit of the various stages of development of a chick embryo won Eugene Reisinger a grand prize rating in the local science fair, held here early this spring. Science Fair Bruce Hunsicker won a grand prize at the local fair with his collection of sea shells, beautifully displayed. He has acquired many unique and interesting shells since he began his collection two years ago. Bill Matan also received first place honors with his collection of many dif- ferent kinds of semi-precious stones and minerals. His exhibit attracted the at- tention of many. a:, i
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