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

Page 7 text:

Spirit shows through for Hobart students ‘You can’t say enough about the way the Brickie fans support their team. When the Brickies are on the road there are as many Hobart fans there as there are hometown sup- porters. This is what a local sportswriter wrote about Hobart’s spirit after the Brickie football team’s triple overtime Victory over Munster. Spirit was still alive in Hobart. It had seemed that the past few years were filled with apathy and a lack of concern over school events. But in ’74 and ’75 kids got tired of hearing about how bad things were. Every- one showed spirit in their own way. Although some ways of showing spirit didn’t go over as well as others, they were tried and it did show that spirit hadn ' t died at Hobart. During a time out at the Chesterton basketball game. H-Men cheerleaders Doug Broderick and Mike Dominick lead the crowd as they yell Give us an ' H ' .” Opening 3

Page 6 text:

1. Before the Munster football game, Brickie fans cheer for the players as they run onto the field. 2. Joined by the pep band, students in the cheering section sing to Go you Brickies go at the basketball homecoming game. 3. To build spirit for football homecoming, H-Men hang a dummy symbolizing a Lew Wallace Hornet on a pole in front of the school. 2 Opening

Page 8 text:

Building completed in ' 74 Auditorium provides for entertainment With total construction costs amounting to $1,340,297 the long-awaited Hobart High School auditorium was completed in the summer of ' 74. Financed from the cumulative building fund, the auditorium contained seat- ing capacity for 1,266. The total building area consisted of 39,844 square feet, which included the auditorium, band rooms, two classrooms, and an office. The air-condi- tioned auditorium was equipped with an orchestra pit, backstage dressing rooms, a lighting and directing room, and wall part- itions for two lecture rooms. Besides being a great asset to the high school itself, the auditorium was used and appreciated by the community as well. Concerts and programs sponsored by various groups were able to be held in the auditorium. This enabled Hobart to enjoy entertainment from outside sources. 1. The lighted event board outside of the auditorium entrance displays upcoming events at Hobart High. 2. Ja i musician Maynerd Ferguson performs at the November 30th concert. HOBARTHI CONGRAT UL A T I ALAN IMBODEN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMIFINALIST liEPT 23 ASVAB TESTING 26 TENNIS M C. ROGERS HOME VB GAME AWAY 28 X-COUNTRY AWAY 7 FB GAME CROWN POINT ! 7 U S. AIR FORCE BAND 8 00 4 Opening