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

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Under a huge Srlver Moon theme of the GAA sem: formal the faces of the dancing couples seemed lo roduale some of the glow from the moon al Cressmoor Counlry Club The lmllollon wooden moon whuch was parnfed silver and covered wlfh black snlhoueffes of a boy and gurl looked down from the manfel of the flreplace A false cerlmg of blue crepe paper had glrtfered paper stars iwunk lung wlfhln the mass of blue Sllver Moon, Wlnfer Whisper set mood for semi-formols A smulmg snowman of paper mache under a lrghfed srreef lamp sel lhe scene for Wrnfer Whrsper the Debs sem: formal held February 2 at the Croohon Center In Gary Alan Isley and hrs band provlded the music for fhe wonderful evemng Paper snowflakes decorated the tables and punch and cookies were served as refreshments The snowman enloyed hrmself very much as hrs bug smile proved and so drd the happy couples who went whrrlmg post hum

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Students obtam glimpses of local, county, and state government - in Smiling are delgates to Glrls and Boys State Thrs IS the largest group Schroeder Judy Ferklnhott Jocelyn Hahn Davld Haynes Ronald John from Hobart to attend In front are Elaune Brelewlch Susan Shane Carol son Larry Schaefer Bob Etter and Jennle Speer Downey Joyce Burke Pat Wood Pat Evans Sharon Dwight ln back Ken Studying a seating chart of the lndlana ll State Legislature are Barbara Bergeson, Nan cy Osborn, Bob Bell and Tom Gallager who served as pages Theur dutles conslsted of runmng errands for the representatnves and takmg notes back and forth By the way, thus glves you a state excused absence from school 4 I9 . . ' J S gill: wma uf my ' 'S A --1. -.. I . I, . I ..- A' I1 i .-5 ,x U A Q' fx 1' 6 L is sv -' ,E S, A ., f , 3,9 A 1 ' L - l 9 A. x f K 1, It Q it I Q V. ii K ' S L. I T A -es ' S ew..- , 'E ' z . V l I I I I I , I A I ' I I I I I ' : Surg . Q.- V . . X E S 1 l - . 'J 7 Jigs, 1 N' 'L as It xx ' x . H , F I K

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A fountain overtlowed with bluish- tinted water and so did the enthusi- asm of all who attended the l'-P57 Prom, Fantasy in Blue. The toun- tain, which was placed on the dance floor, showered a continuous spray of water, and a glittered moon and stars hung from the ceiling. The mezzanine was decorated with white oak branches with blue flowers and added an extra touch of fantasy. Ken Nowland's band provided the music for the memorable evening which was held in the Crystal Ball- room of Hotel Gary from 8 till I2 on April l3. Committee chairmen were Betty Edgington and Scott Wilson, theme and decoration, Gerry Kopko, pic- tures, Karen Ward, programs, Joce- lyn Hahn, refreshments, Pat Evans, publicity, Pat Wood, rules and regu- lations, Mary Martin, tickets, Susan Shone, grand march. The right touch of fantasy, combined with all the fun, kept the blues away. Fountain creates 'Fantasy in Blue,' Maryann and Tom Prom royalty The Grand March, which King Tom Kerr and Queen Maryann Brush led and Barb Prusinski were queen candidates Bob Houston and Skip Reese provided the highlite at the evening as the T957 Prom came to near close lnot shown were king candidates Many left immediately after the Grand ln the front row are Kenny Palmer, Betty Edgington Rich Kosiba Barb Pru March for their favorite restaurant sinski, Bob Houston, Pat Bielewicz, Tom and Maryann Betty Edgnngton i