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

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1. Working as Police Chief, Rob Isakson does some of the everyday paper work involved in the job. 2. Concentrating on her work, Senior Sheree Dommer carefully checks for errors in some papers she has typed for the police station. 3. Mayor of the school, Dave Vinzant, was privileged to be the city’s Mayor for the day. 4. Doing her duties as school nurse, Sherri Ewigleben takes the temperature of one of the students.

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Business eliminated from senior takeover On April 15 and 16, one-hundred and twenty Seniors participated in Government-Educa- tion Day. A change from previous years was that the business sector was dropped from the schedule. The purpose of this day is to give students an idea of how the city government and school system are run. Those interested in education, observed a functioning class- room on T uesday and returned the next day to take over, acting as teachers. The positions of principal and vice-principal were also held. Students learned the good and bad sides of running a city government by filling in the jobs of mayor, councilmen, and other im- portant positions. Fire and police stations were occupied by a number of seniors who learned how a city is made safer. Other jobs held were secretaries, nurses, sanitation and clerk-treasurer. 1. Elementary students enjoy having Senior At Imboden with them on Government-Education Day. 2 . Seniors take some time out before beginning their day as city officials. 3 . In her position as music teacher, Erica Turley observes her class at work. 24 Government-Education Day

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“Always Chasing Rainbows” was the theme of the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom at St. Sava’s Serbian Hall on May 3rd. Approximately 175 couples attended the annual event. Dinner was served first with dancing and listening to Swing Machine” following. The Grand March concluded the Prom led by King Brian Fekete and Queen Arlene Diaz. The existence of a Post-Prom was in question when the Tri Kappa Sorority decided they didn’t want to sponsor it, but the event was saved when the Hobart Youth Center offered and was accepted. The Post-Prom began at 12:01 a.m. with dancing to Madison Zand”. Refreshments were served and socializing continued til 3:00 a.m. a heavy fog hindered the couples as they drove home to catch some sleep or go out to breakfast before starting off again on Sunday. Popular after-Prom places were Warren Dunes and Turkey Run, where hiking and picnicking were well- enjoyed. Youth center sponsors after-prom party 1. Students get the munchies at the after-prom from all the excitement and dancing going on. 2. The candidates for king and queen are Gary Eckert and Cathy Locke, Brian Fekete and Arlene Diaz, Lori Goodwin and Brian Wiseman. 3. Dancing away the hours Tom Greener and Cathi Ramage really get into the beat of the music. 26 Prom