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

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Bradford, technical assistant; Senior Cathy Trojan, stage manager; and Ju- niors Jason Skiles and Steve Stofko, technicians. The play revolved around school teacher Mary Campbell who is elected to the presidency and uses her classroom methods to successfully run the nation. Miss Mumaugh stated that because the play was performed in the cafeteria, due to asbestos-re- moval in the auditorium, props could not be used until just before the first show. Forty-one students portray seventy-one characters in Genesius Player ' s fall play

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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

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Gridders stopped at Hoosier Dome, 28-8 For the fourth time in six years the Brickie football team made the trip to the state championship game in In- dianapolis. After a tough 28-8 loss to the Warren Central Warriors on the ar- tificial turf of the Hoosier Dome, the Bricks returned home with a few high- lights. The gridders, en route to the state game, defeated No. 7 Crown Point (20-7), No. 6 Michigan City Elston (21- ' 13) and Fort Wayne North (27-7) in the playoff contests. In its fourth unde- feated regular season, the Bricks won