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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C l f ' Carol Poular and Charlene Klemm took time our to vore during the Clerk convocation convo held for sophomores in the gymnasium. hp-Watching for the cor that will pull the float, Purple Party backers made final repairs on the Purple Pirare and his treasure. Right-Hobarfs first ROTC unit marched as an escort in the parade along with the band, Gold Ticket- Qandor. Pike Win Election Vote Purple, Vote Gold were the hopeful cries from cars and band- wagons in the annual election parade. Students campaigned for their favorite party to win the offices of Mayor and Clerk of Student Council. The new mayor Joe Sandor will pre- side over Council meetings, convoca- tions and most school functions. Clerk Cindy Pike will carry on correspondence and write Council minutes. Mayor-Clerk candidates were nomi- nated by student maiority vote at o convention. Candidates spoke on the Qualities of leadership and The im- portance of voting. Because the elec- tion was conducted similar to city elections, students learned campaign rules, good sportsmanship and how to use voting machines.