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

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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

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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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Madrigals rank first place in West Side competition Curiosity abounded when a group of boys arrived at school on Friday, December 18 wearing black butterfly bow ties atop raspberry shirts with ruffled fronts. The boys were part of Madrigals, a select group derived from Acappella, and performed in the annual Christmas convocation. Aside from appearing at numer- ous organizations, Madrigals com- peted in a Solo and Ensemble Con- test at West Side High School, Febru- ary 6. Areas of competition included Barbershop Quartet and Girls Octet. Above — Mr. Stalbaum, choral director, joins Madrigals in singing Aquarius” at the Christmas convocation. Above right — Junior Madrigal member Pam Rose makes last minute adjustments to her tie before the convocation. Right — Girls Octet provides listening enjoy- ment for the student body as they sing Winter Wonderland”. 28 Madrigals