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

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It was really a very meaningful experience and I ' m sure I ' ll never forget it ' stated Kathy Langbehn, this year ' s Junior Miss. Kathy succeeded former Junior Miss, Mary Kay Baron, and as the winner she received a $325 scholarship and a $25 gift from the laycees who sponsored the pageant. Kathy ' s gown and several other outfits she designed, made up her talent presentation, which was a fashion commentary. The girls were judged in three other catagories which were an evening gown competition, youth fitness division, and a private interview with the judges. Joan Ring was first runner-up and Candee Sweet was second runner-up. Debbie Rippe received the scholastic award and Maureen Miko was voted Miss Congeniality. Langbehn Receives Title Of Junior Miss Top left — Kathy Langbehn ( center ) reigns majestically over her court consisting of: Joan Ring (left) and Candee Sweet (right). Above left — Scholastic award winner, Debbie Rippe dances to the song Half Breed in a group presentation by the contestants. Above — Contestant number five, Maureen Miko was chosen by her fellow contestants to be Miss Congeniality. Left— 1974 Junior Miss, Kathy Langbehn displays a smile of overwhelm- ing Joy as she receives her title. Junior Miss 17

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The football and basketball coaches for the junior and senior high played a basketball game sponsored by the AFS Club. The basketball coaches dominated the game with a score of 61-43. Miss Lac ), Miss Mitchell, Miss Mumaugh and Mr. Neff worked together to make up a cheerleading squad. The money raised from the game, which was a $400 profit, was used to help bring foreign students here and to send students from this school abroad. A tag match between the junior and senior varsity wrestlers took place at halftime. The ROTC drill team also performed an exhibition drill at half time. Top Right — Members of the football and basketball coaching staffs struggle for a chance at the ball. Middle Right — Faculty cheerleaders, R. Neff, S. Mumaugh, C. Lach and S. Mitchell, relax to watch the game. Above — Basketball coach, lim Lichtenberger, snatches the ball from football coach, john Carlson. Right — Halftime activities included a tag match presented by the varsity wrestling team. Faculty Basketball Came Raises Money For AFS I ■ IB SII 76 AFS Basketball

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Hollingsworth crowned Homecoming queen Senior Cindy Hollingsworth was selected by the student body to reign over Homecoming festivities. She was escorted by Mike Retzlaff. Cindy ' s court consisted of junior Connie Eck and sophomore Cathy Ramage. Their escorts were Bob Boyd and Brad Clemens respectively. The winning float with the theme of Roast the Raiders was designed by the Sophomore Class. Roast em is precisely what the Brickies did. Duneland rival Michigan City Rogers was defeated by an overwhelming score of 49-0. Performances by the band and pom-pom girls also sparked the excitement of Homecoming. Mass Hysteria supplied the music for the Homecoming dance. Annually sponsored by the Booster Club the theme of the dance was Golden Memories. Upper Right — The Sophomore Class steals first place with its Homecom- ing float, “ Roast the Raiders.” Right— Pom-pom girls accompany HHS marching band as they perform pregame activities during 1973 Homecoming. Lower Left— 1973 Homecoming queen Cindy Hollingsworth and her es- cort Mike Retzlaff smile at the fans. Lower Right— The sophomore girls enjoy themselves while dancing to the music of Mass Hysteria at the Homecoming dance. 18 Football Homecoming