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

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26 Honor Society recognizes students of high standing Honor Society bestowed the honors on Tuesday, February 23, as members arranged a pizza supper in the new cafeteria for all students who had a 3.83 and higher grade average. The 50 scholars listened to a talk given by I.U.’s Dr. Lee Martin on how to find “our identities.” Club members served as precinct chairmen of the junior and soph o- more homerooms April 15 during the mayor and clerk conventions. Tally- ing the honor roll averages each quarter was another responsibility given Hobart Honor Society seniors. During May, juniors were inducted at a traditional ceremony of candle lighting and pledging themselves to the ideals of the society. Parents and school officials were extended invi- tations and were served cookies and punch by the members after the induction activities. Top — Hungry Honor Society members help themselves to refreshments at the annual Honor Society pizza supper. Above right — Senior Honor Society mem- ber Peggy Lough enjoys pizza and Coke at the Honor Society pizza supper. Right — NHS officers: Mark Wineinger, vice- pres.; Debbie Lain, treas.; Debbie Ryals, sec. and Neal Kjos, pres. Honor Society

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Art club members construct new Yohan Last minute shoppers were able to purchase ornaments, gift items and candles at the Art Club ' s Christ- mas Bazaar, December 15-18, in the new lobby. Members made these Christmas articles as well as the jewelry sold at their Spring Bazaar. On December 14 club members went to Chicago to see Christmas displays from foreign countries. Throughout the rest of the year, club members made a new statue of Yohan for the school, worked at the concession stand during a basket- ball game and awarded a scholarship to a deserving art student. Above — Art Club officers: Frank Cefali, vice-pres.; Barb Corgan, sec.; Bill Glynn, pres.; Linda Hansen, treas. Above left — Sophomore Jody Gilbertson stretches to add a few inches of paper machi to Yohan’s shoulders. Left — After the drawing is finished, Art Club continues for Bill Glynn and Lynn Hansen as they sell snacks. Art 25

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LONGINES (SUe Tuentat AV, science create beneficial projects As one peered into the darkness of Room 222, a hodgepodge of lights, projectors, screens, films and tapes reflected the hustle and bustle of a hectic day’s work. The set of TV’s “Room 222”? At Hobart High, Room 222 de- noted the meeting place of the A-V Club. Using all available equipment, A-V members provided their ser- vices for school and community. With assistance from A-V mem- bers, Science Club was able to view films during their bi-monthly meet- ings. In addition, experiments and projects aided member’s under- standing. Above — Science officers: Mark Wineinger, vice-pres.; Pam Martinsen, sec.-treas.; and Raleigh Farlow, pres. Above left — AV officers: Bill Matthews au- dio director; Joe Howard, pres.; Jim Swain, vice-pres. and Austin Gilliam, visual di- rector (not pictured). Left — Senior AV member Leslie Doepping contributes his services to classrooms by showing educational films. AV Science 27