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

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“Mr. Football title was voted to Senior Nino Maggio, 43. The parade to the field prior to the game featured the team, the school mayor and clerk, the band and auxiliary corps, cheer- leaders, queen and court candidates and various classes and clubs. The highlight of spirit week seemed to be Ciash Day, followed by twin, hat and sunglasses and spirit day. 1 . Senior Tina Horvot is crowned the 1984 Home- coming Queen during the half-time festivities. 2 . Exploding through the run-through, the team is indeed fired up to win. 3 . The marching band and auxiliary corps get rowdy in the stands for the photographer. 4 . With the theme Smoke ’Em, the Junior Class of 1986 wins the float competition. 5 . The Brickies defeat the Portage Indians 14-7 to complete the Homecoming festivities. 6 . Members of the radio and TV course ride for the first time in the parade before the big game. 7 . Homecoming queen candidates are Seniors Tina Horvot, Shawn Lake and Laura Grubb. 8 . Junior Natalie Kostbade heips with the tradi- tional painting of the downtown store windows. 9 . The 1984 Football Queen and Court are Fresh- mgn Princess Chandra Solivais, escorted by Freshman Ryan Burney; Junior Princess Jenny Frasher, escorted by Senior Bryan Ruel; Queen Tina Horvot and her escort Senior Truman Flem- ing; Sophomore Princess Jackie Wayman, es- corted by Sophomore Trent Cox. 10. Booster President Shawn Lake decorates the locker of Junior Patrick McEuen, 44. 11. No, these aren ' t the newest fashions. Seniors Melinda Cochran and Cindy Stanton are just participants in Clash Day during Spirit Week.

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Brickie spirit shines though no pep sessions Because of the new state guidelines that eliminate pep sessions, HHS lost one of its most spirit-building occasions of Homecoming Week. This, however, did not damper the spirit and celebra- tion that concluded in a 14-7 win over the Portage Indians. The Junior Class won the float contest with the theme “Smoke ' Em. Crowns were placed on the Senior Queen Tina Horvat, junior princess Jenny Frasher, sophomore princess Jackie Wayman, and fresh- man princess Chandra Solivalis. The

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1 . Principal Harrison (Ed Hook) assures Alice (Me- linda Cochran) he will save time in the school elections by choosing the two candidates for office, rather than having a primary. 2 . Mary Campbell (Holly Freckelton) is shocked to be a write-in candidate in the school election. 3 . Ethel Olcott, an advertiser played by Midge Zeller, convinces Mary she ' s perfect for the Madam President campaign. 4 . In Pittsfield, Massacusetts, electronic poll-tak- er, played by Melinda Cochran, asks a little old lady, played by Amy Reed, for whom she will vote in the presidential election. 5 . Ann, portrayed by Raellyn Williams, is stuck with a spoil-sport boss when Mary gives last min- ute assignments on the way to the banquet. 6. Mary invites her son Steve (Rob Ervin), his girl- friend Sarah Van Wyck (Ginger Litteral), and her good table manners over for dinner before en- tering the Oval Office. 7 . Delivering his farewell address is Mr. Vice-Presi- dent The Duke , played by Mike McDowell. 8 . Members of Madam President ' s new cabinet discuss the new program — stay loose and cope. 9 . Would-be assassins Harry (Ed Hook) and Fin- gers (Carl Proctor) argue over who will shoot Madam President Mary Campbell. 10 . Stud, played by Brian Collier, offers a slogan to Sally, Steve and the other protestors who will support Mrs. Campbell for President . . . Mary is a four-lettered word! Seventy-one characters were por- trayed by forty-one students when the Genesius Players presented the fall play, Who ' s That Lady in the Presi- dent ' s Bed? Nov. 7 and 8 in the cafe- teria. Tickets for the production were $1. Female leads were Mary Campbell portrayed by Senior Holly Freckelton and Ann played by Senior Raellyn Wil- liams. Junior Rob Ervin portrayed the male lead Steve Campbell. The crew for the production consisted of Direc- tor Shirley Mamaugh; Senior Dave Nan- ney, assistant director; Senior Alicia