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

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Abovw-Cheerleader Debby Blank, alongside HHS mascot Yahan, explained a new cheer during the Basketball Homecoming psp session. light-Principal Harold Moody pinned a corporal stripe an Cadet Arthur Keefe. Other cadets pra- rnoted at the patriotism convo were from left to right- Greg Packharn, Bob Eshelman, Tim Sorgeant and Doug Fitzgerald. Speeches. Applause. Cheers Enliven Convos. Pep Sessions Speeches, applause and cheers were all a part of Hobart High's convoca- tions and pep sessions. Convocations ranged from ones on folk music to a Romance of Words convocation, Religious convocotions in- cluded the three major religious festi- vals: Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. Mr. Quaker, speaking at a po- triotism convocation, received a stand- ing ovation for his stirring and inter- esting speech. Various school organizations pro- vided convos, too. These included 5 ,,,,, ROTC, Speech and Debate, Debuteens, Band, Dramotics, National Honor So- ciety and A Cappella and Mixed Choirs. Ending the year's convocations was the annual Honor Convocation at which awards were presented to outstanding students. Pep sessions were held for the two Homecoming games as well as for a number of other football and basket- ball contests, Class competition and enthusiasm were aroused by cheer- leaders and the Brickie coaches. 1 - - . ,,4:,q.. ,

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ls this right teacher? was cz question asked many times of student teacher Judy Goodrich, who replaced Mrs. Nlallock at Forman Elementary School. '67 Seniors Experience Professions Where the action is is where you can expect to find Hobart High's Se- niors, as was proven on both Education Day and Government Day. Education Day, April 6, provided Se- niors with the chance to view school life from the other side of the desk, as they replaced most of Hobart City Schools' administration and faculty members. After a day of observation, April 4, Seniors faced the responsibilities, chale lenges and duties of the school person- nel. They had the opportunity to guide, instruct and counsel the students. Principal Harold Moody announced that the 1967 Education Day was high- ly successful and therefore would be continued next year. Members of the Class of '67 also took the positions of many Hobart City officials on Government Day, April 19. Dave Walker and Carolyn Hallock assumed the positions of Mayor and Clerk-Treasurer, while Ed Esping and Rick Phillips served as city attorney and city engineer. Councilmen for the day were Phil Stafford, Marcia Meilaender, Blanche Russell, Martha Stewart, Ralph Peters, Roberta Davies, and Bel Brandao. left-Reviewing fire statistics from the Hobart High fire drills were Hobart Fire Chief Harrigan and student Fire Chief Doug Fitzgerald.

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