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

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16 Pep Sessions

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1. Doing a double-dive at a pool party, Dave Sharp and Mark Brooks look worried. 2. Sunbathing is one of the students ' favorite pastimes in the summer as Jamie Lough shows. 3. Some students, like Kathleen Lara, exper- ienced exciting summer activities. 4. Some HHS girls tried to learn the hula at a Hawaiian luau this summer. 5. Kevin Booker and Tony Cortez joke around at the new Building Trades house. 6. Senior Lori Clemens, like many other stu- dents, had to work during the summer. 7. Like many students, Milena Rastovic and her friend enjoyed a quiet summer. Summer Life IS

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Tug-of-war added to pep sessions A variety of pep sessions were held in the gymnasium to cheer on HHS sports. There were more pep sessions this year being that the football team went down state for finals. Even though the team was defeated HHS students and faculty were full of spirit. The students and teachers performed tug-of-war contests at the pep sessions. There were also more pep sessions to represent the basketball team for being advanced to the final game in the sectionals. During the Basketball Homecoming pep session Mr. William Cope and Mr. Bob Hunt participated in a pie contest. They each had a jar for money donations, and the one who made the most money had a pie thrown in his face. The contest turned out to be a tie so they both had pies thrown at them. There were also a few convocations. Micah and Laura, mimes, performed several skits. They chose volunteers from the student audience to perform a skit with them. The Pepsi Company was here showing films and talking about the History of Dance. There was a frisbee convo held in appreciation for seniors only during the fifth period class in the gymnasium. Student were shown how to play frisbee games and how to do different throws and catches. 1. For collecting the most hearts. Senior Jeff Galovic was named King of Hearts . 2. Women faculty members finally joined the tug-of- war during basketball pep sessions.