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

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Among the many convos presented at Hobart High School this year, was a very special one honoring Mr. Bob Kuechenberg. Bob is an alumnus of Hobart and plays for the Miami Dolphins, who won the Super Bowl this year. Mayor Titus presented Bob with the key to the city. Bob Sawicki was presented with seven suckers for winning the cutest basketball baby, which was sponsored by the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders put on a skit at this same convo, which was about cheerleaders of the past, present and future. Kathy Puchowski and Dave Luke talked about their life in German- speaking countries at an AFS convo. They were exchange students this summer sent by the Americans Abroad Program. Bob Kuechenberg Honored At Convocation Upper Right — During an AFS convocation. Senior Kathy Puchowski explains to the student body the Americans Abroad Program she participated in. Above — Mayor Titus presents Bob Kuechenberg with a key to the city at a convocation honoring his participation in the Miami Dolphins Super Bowl victory. Middle Right — Varsity and reserve cheerleaders display cheerleaders of the past, present, and future to show their spirit before Basketball Homecoming. Right — Senior guard Bob Sawicki wins a sucker for every day of the week for being the most beautiful baby on the basketball team. 14 Convocations

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Grace Makes Adjustments To New Lifestyle Once you ' ve lived a certain way for 17 years, it ' s hard to change, commented foreign exchange student Grace Sabanpan. Living in Hobart proved to be a great difference from her hometown of Davao, Philippines. Food, clothing, and the temperature differences were the most difficult adjustments for Grace. While staying with the Robert Collins family, she occasionally enjoyed fish, which had been served daily at home. Seeing snow for the first time was one of the biggest thrills for Grace. Besides taking a major part in the AFS program, Grace and her American sister, Carol, were also in this years talent show. Right — Crace Sabanpan displays one of her foreign costumes to students in her team teaching class. Lower Left — During Orientation Crace Sabanpan, AFS stu- dent, and Carol Collins glance at construction work. Lower Right — Exchange student Crace Sabanpan talks with Senior Debbie Barath during the AFS bake sale. I ft

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Awards Presented To Outstanding Students A wooden podium was presented to Vice Principal Russell Deal by Senior Class President Dave Luke at the Honors Night program on May 15. The podium, which will be used in the new auditorium, was the senior gift to the school. Awards given to students were all-around athlete, Tom Daugherty; activities, Dave Luke and Nina Vietez; and individual sports award s. Other awards presented were the Danforth Award, Sonia Diaz and fim Durkel; DAR Award, Lori Mattix; and the AAUW Award, Theresa Kolzcak. Outstanding sophomore girl was a tie between Kim Belec and Kathy Berg. Karl Kochvar received the outstanding sophomore boy award. Mark ackson was awarded the Student Council scholarship. And Debbie Clemens received the scholar- ship by the Tri Kappa Sorority. Top — lunior im Pavelka is presented the Outstanding Boy Scientist Award. He will present a report in London on ESP. Middle left — Nina Vieitez and Dave Luke are presented awards lor quality and leadership in activities by Miss Thompson. Above — FTA President Chris Miller presents Cary Ballou with the Future Teachers of America Award during Honors Night. Left— Don Hancock, athletic director, shakes Tom Daugherty’s hand as he presents him with the all-around athlete award. Honors Night 15