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

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Debuteens sponsor ‘Dream Come True’ Ascending into a makeshift world of clouds and stars, couples hoped for a “Dream Come True” at the semi December 5. Debuteens pre- sented the annual winter dance in the new cafe and engaged “Pappy.” Debs aided the Muscular Dystro- phy cause as they distributed banks to local businesses and left the banks with these merchants for six weeks during the Christmas season. Also, Debs contributed to the Lake Shore School for Retarded Children after sponsoring Carnation Day. Jubilant HHS students celebrated the 13-0 defeat of Andrean, at the Debs’ after game dance September 18 featuring music of “Time”. Top — Enjoying themselves at the semi, Dawne Neibert and her date, Tom Duffin, dance to the music of Pappy”. Top right — Debs officers: Row 1; Marcia Newman, historian; Pam Rose, sec.; Val Lockwood, treas. Row 2: Carolyn Colburn, vice-pres. and Becky Raiza, pres. Right — Stopping for refreshments, Donna Wenzel and Mike Fekete sample the punch at the Debuteen semi formal. 16 Debs

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Left — Acappella members present ‘‘Christ- mas Vespers” at a concert held at the high school on December 13. Below left — Mr. Ronald Stalbaum directs Acapella members as they practice for the Christmas convocation. Bottom — Acappella officers: Victor Joseph, pres.; Debbie Jackson, treas.; Sue Parent, sec. and Barb Krulik, vice-pres. Acappella presents Christmas Vespers Extending Christmas greetings by song rather than card was practiced by Acappella with the presentation of ‘‘Christmas Is”, an annual holiday concert, on December 17. The cho- ral concert also featured Mixed Chorus, Girls Ensemble and Madrigals. Keeping with the Yuletide spirit, Acappella participated in a com- bined effort to spread holiday cheer with Christmas Vespers, December 13. The Choral and Instrumental De- partments presented the program free of charge to the community. In the spring, Acappella aranged a Pop Music Convo to present to the student body. Mr. Ronald Stalbaum, new choir director, also organized a spring tour of three high schools in a 100 mile radius. After the tour, members enjoyed a picnic. Acappella 15

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FTA awards scholarship, sells mums “Pete, go stand in the corner . . “George, would you please remove your hand from the fishbowl . . These situations did not happen every day, but cadet teachers found that expecting the unexpected was a wise policy to follow. FTA’s senior members in good standing were able to assist in the classrooms. Homecoming fervor was intensi- fied as students ordered purple and gold homecoming mums from mem- bers of FTA. Earnings from the sale of mums and donations by teacher’s organizations contributed to the FTA scholarship for a deserving senior. Left — Solving problems for second grader Jay Bogan was one of the jobs of cadet teacher Dawne Neibert. Above left — FTA officers: Debbie Lain, treas.; Karen Donovan, vice-pres.; Val Lockwood, historian: Jo Ellyn Jancaric, sec.; and Carolyn Colburn, pres. Below — Homecoming mums, sold by members of FTA, added color and excite- ment to a football victory over Portage.