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

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Dramatists present Miller’s The Crucible’ as fall play p The Genesius Players celebrated the 30th anniversary of the writing of “The Crucible” by presenting it as the fall play. Male leads for the play were Seniors Chuck Hatfield and Jon Krone as John Proctor and Rev- erend John Hale. Female leads were Junior Melinda Cochran as Abigail Williams and Junior Holly Freckel- ton as Elizabeth Proctor. Seniors Micki Stratton and Tom Loden were assistant director and stage man- ager, respectively. Director Shirley Mumaugh commented that “The Crucible” is a psychological and emotional play and “an important literary and theatrical work that should be repeated.” Performances were Nov. 17-18. “The Crucible

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Football Homecoming 9 Brickies enter playoffs for fifth time After a season of outstanding offensive and defensive playing, the Brickies once again made the playoffs with a 10-0 re- cord. This set a state record of five years in a row. In the sectional matchup, the Brick- ies played the Munster Mustangs and won 21-6. The following week the Brickies hosted conference foe Portage whom they defeated in regular season by a score of 34-6. Once again the Brickies prevailed, winning 23-8. The Brickies’ next opponent was the Penn Kingsman. The team went in hoping to win and have another shot at state, but when the clock ran out, the scor- eboard read Penn 17, Hobart 0. thus end- ing season of hard work and sweat. Inspite of the loss the team had much to be proud of. It fought to the end and showed its “Brickie Pride” all season. 1. Carrying the football in a game against Portage. Senior Jim Rush pushes by the Portage Indians. 2. Showing us who ' s number one is Coach Don Howell and our 1983 Brickie football team. 3. As the Brickies make another fine play the Hobart fans show their appreciation. 4. After losing to the Penn Kingsman varsity cheer- leaders Angie Forbis, Michelle McDonald and Me- linda Cochran show their emotions. 5. During a pep session Senior John Bruce is chosen Mr. Legs by the cheering of the students. 6. Performing at lialftime is the Hobart High School Marching Band and Rifle Corp. 7. After another Brickie win. Coach Don Howell carries the game ball off the field. 8. Dressed as a cheerleader Mr. Sam Ford leads the Senior Class in a cheer at a pep session. 9. As the referee calls the play a touchdown, this Brickie expresses his emotions.

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1. Judge Danforth, (Dave Nanney), along with Judge Hawthorn and Rev. Parris, examine villagers ac- cused of witchcraft 2. Abigail Williams, portrayed by Melinda Cochran, pleads with Mary to stop sending out her spirit. 3. The Putnams. (Midge Zeller and John Hunt), and Rev. Parris, (Ed Hook), argue over the rumor of witchcraft throughout Salem. 4. Proctor, (Chuck Hatfield), threatens Mary War- ren, (Raellyn Williams), with a whipping if she re- fuses to confess herself in court. 5. While being questioned, Elizabeth Proctor, (Holly Freckelton), denies her husband is a lecher. 6. The terrified girls stare trancelike at the “yellow bird in the courtroom scene. 7. A battered and weary John Proctor proclaims, “God is dead before being imprisoned. 8. Willard, played by Rob Ervin, tries to sober a drunken Sarah Good, portrayed by Jeanean Garbart. as she calls to Lucifer. The Crucible 1 1