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

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Brickie pride — 1984 Over the years many activities take place and we don’t recognize the connection between them. This connection is “Brickie Pride.” You feel pride when its you that caught the touchdown pass that won the conference title. Remember the fall and spring plays; all the long hours and hard work and the feelings of pride when it went off without a hitch. Going to athletic games, painting windows for Homecoming, participating in “Spirit Week,” working on committees for clubs are all “Brickie Pride.” Being chosen MVP on your sports team, accepted to National Honor Society, chosen to serve on the Student Council, se- lected a National Merit Finalist, and other individual awards contain in themselves great pride. You, the stu- dent body, have a great deal of “Brickie Pride” in you and it shows. With the expansion of the science department and library we showed our pride by adjusting to the incon- veniences we had during construc- tion. The entire student body should be happy with the pride shown dur- ing the year. In the years to come, let’s keep up our unique “Brickie Pride!” 1. During a pizza party. Sophomores Ann Thomas and Kathy Fattore enjoy their pizza. 2. One of the major construction projects is this addition of an elevator on the west end of the build- ing. 3. Cross country runners Chris Dooling, Roberta Ad- ams. Michelle Gerke. Coach Funkhouser. and Su- zanna Lara ride in the Homecoming parade. 4. Concentrating on her studies during her journalism class is Sophomore Peggy Frybort. 5. At a pep session. Coach Steve Balash does cart wheels to the cheering of the students. 6. Playing the school song during a football pep ses- sion arc members of the band. 7. At swim practices Junior Chris Kicinski is using a kickboard to help prepare for the upcoming meet. 2 Brickie Pride — 1984