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

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Hobart high students can be especially proud of these boys as they were winners of all-state honors. Tim Wood and Dan Beres won for participation in Cross Country, and Martin Dujmovirh and Wayne Pavel for football. Concert band members were ushered back into town by blaring horns, sirens, and the welcome faces of parents and friends when they returned from their annual tour. They completed successful performances in several Illinois, Missouri, and Indiana cities. These Moments Displaying the enlarger that photography students use, Mr. Richard Hamann, science teacher, explains its use to a parent visiting the lab during Back-to-School Night. Dave Mergl and Dave McAfee are two of his photography students. The early boys get the seats, or at least that was what the Hobart boys must have thought during state basketball finals. They arrived early for each of the sessions, spending the time leisurely discussing the games.

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Gained Books Alone Junior Prom 1. “Mystic Shadows” was the theme selected for this year’s Junior-Senior Prom held at the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Gary. Bud Pressner ' s Orchestra provided the dreamy music for the most anticipated and exciting oc- casion of the school year. 2. Dave Wilson and Barbara Cisman, who reigned as king and queen, are seen here as they receive congratulations from Dick Gross, junior class vice-president and Janet Scott, junior class president. 3. Vivian Selby, sophomore, serves punch to Courty Kramer and Leslie Krause during inter- mission. 4. Getting wraps from the check room wasn’t as much trouble as some had expected, since some of the couples left directly after the grand march for Chicago restaurants and night-spots. 5. Many happy couples gather around the tables to talk over the fun and enjoyment they were having and would have the next day. Tables were full, but so was the dance floor as the Hobart 1956 Prom got underway. 6. The end of a perfect evening! It went quickly and before they knew it, it was all over, but will always be a pleasant memory.

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It ' s “heads up” as these girls model the very popular head- bands which many girls were seen wearing this year. Sparkle was added to many hairdos by the various gold, silver, pearl, and multi-colored ones that also accented every outfit. This was a common sight around Hobart High this year. Well, at least the “in for life” shirts were, and they received much comment as the boys proudly wore them, feeling very- much at home? Brighten Dull Days These intelligent looking people are members of our own senior class. Of course it’s Hobo Day, and the class of ’56 really did it up well, as can be seen here. Gosh, the laughs on that day! You wonder what these strange looking creatures are? Seniors on Hobo Day of course!