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

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Youth Center Tries Many New Projects In its second year, the Hobart Youth Center expanded to include many new activities. Beside continuing money- raising dances, the center managed a Halloween Spook House, and coffee houses featuring Hobart musicians. Members also sponsored dancing and canoeing lessons. Youth Center officers are jim Durkel, President; fill Pottorf, Vice President; Sue Puchowski, Secretary, and Cindy Cospodarek, Treasurer, with Mr. Larry Shrader, Advisor. The Council holds its meetings the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30, and the center is open every night except Sundays, for pool, table tennis, dancing, and as a general meeting place. Mayor Titus, as a guest, expressed his happiness in the center ' s success. Such service projects as preparing for Santa ' s arrival, distributing Christmas baskets, and cleaning up downtown Hobart were undertaken throughout the year. Upper left — Welcoming crowds to the Halloween Spook House, Senior lim Durkel ts as host. Upper right — Resides organized activities. Youth Center facilities include a ping-pong table and a juke box. Left— Seniors Marie Fetterer and lack Foddrill prepare for the prom by practicing the correct steps to a dance. Youth Center 7

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Above— While taking a rest from the activities at the Youth Center, Senior Debbie Sargent watches the people. Kight— During a pool game. Sophomore Bill Davenport talks to Senior Rick Ewigleben about volunteer work. Below — luniors Mary Ann Each, Cindy Cosopdarek, Diane Leets, and Kim Kopach enjoy the live music at one of the frequent Youth Center dances. 6 Youth Center

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Evaluation Report Suggests Improvement March 5, 6, 7, and 8, the evaluation of Hobart Senior High was in progress. The North Central Association spent the week observing classes and inspecting facilities and programs to provide advice to better the school. The 17 members also spoke with administrators and students of Hobart. The committee feels that emphasis should be placed on budget distribution based on departmental needs and specific programs. Perhaps, as was also stated in the report, more defined functions for departmental chairmen could influence teaching and more efficient utilization of school resources. The committee suggests that our staff and students also make greater use of the cultural and educational institutions in the area. A general observation, that staff morale and enthusiasm is better than the self-evaluation reports, was mentioned and the committee is confident that in the next several years, Hobart High will maintain its reputation of excellence while becoming a more comprehensive school. Right — Offering his opinion of HHS, lunior Carl Nelson discusses its good and bad points with an evaluator. lower left — Senior lim Enrico displays his version of the name tags worn by evaluation committee members. Lower right— After its arrival, the NCA committee was in- vited to the Merrillville Holiday Inn for dinner with Hobart administrators and the school board. 8 Opening