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

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1. Claudie Mature gives her speech to fellow stu- dents during her first year speech class. 2. Lucy Villamizar performs a dance from her culture during her speech class. 3. Enjoying the AFS welcoming party with friends are Seniors Kevin Vickers and Oliver Fau- con. 4. Trying out the many different and foreign dishes is Senior Lucy Villamizar. 5. Helping AFS student Natalie Rudolph get ready for the play is Senior Harriett Thompson. 6. Natalie Rudolph looks around observing the action which is taking place. J FOREIGN STUDENTS IS

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S— A Convocations presented to Students Several convocations were presented to HHS students in the auditorium. They were entertained by a rock group called “ Freedom Jam from Florida. The group showed students how music had evolved from the 1920 ' s to the 80’s through music and skits and with student participation. That evening “ Freedom Jam showed F1HS how to rock at the concert in the auditorium. An energy conservation speaker and his robot gas pump came to FIHS. Through a series of blinking-buzzing machines, computers, and volunteers, students learned about energy needs. Fie also discussed different kinds of fuels and how energy affects the economy. Students also were inspired by a speech from Sir Phillip Richardson (Bill Coplin). School spirit was charged by faculty and students for fall and winter sports. Skits, cheers, and inspiring talks by coaches, convinced the students they were “No. 1” for that night ' s game. 1 . Showing their spirit by participating in a skit are the football co-captains. 2. Booster Club members show that Brickies are No. I at the pep session for state playoffs. 3. Members of the pep band help to boost everyone’s spirit as they perform at a pep session. 4. During the energy conservat ion convo Seniors Don Howell and Dale Profitt were chosen to do an experiment with energy. 5. Recreating the history of rock-n-roll is a singer from the group “Freedom Jam. ” CONVOCATIONS 17