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

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1 . HHS Mayor Bob Carnahan performs as Ho- bart ' s mayor during Government-Education Day. 2 . Foreman secretary Liz Pavloff types student folders while Willie Berrios takes time out from teaching gym to count the lunch tickets. 3 . Standing in as cierk -treasurer is Holly Freckel- ton at the phones. 4 . To help out the regular teacher, Lorrie Nowak assists a kindergartener with her art project. 5 . City judge Kim Rodgers hears her first case of the day in the courtroom. 6 . During a mock hoid-up, city hall officials are held at gunpoint. 7 . Librarian Lori Coates sets up the projector for her afternoon classes. 8 . Questioning Mayor Bob Carnahan about the crime is Detective Lisa Leach in action. Fifty-six seniors participated in Gov- ernment-Education Day April 24. City government positions were filled by 33 seniors, while 23 held staff positions at

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After the game, many students at- tended a sock hop in the cafeteria. Days during Spirit Week included Class Day, ' 50 ' s Day, Costume Day and the ever-popular Hawaiian Day and Spirit Day. 1. 1985 Basketball Homecoming Queen and Court: Sophomore Princess Kathy Carnahan, Senior Queen Shawn Lake, Junior Princess Paula Shafer and Freshman Princess Jenny Sauer. 2. Costume Day is one of the days of Spirit Week with the best turn out and imagination. 3. Performing a dance routine prior to the big game are the Varsity and JV cheerleaders. 4. HHS Mayor Bob Carnahan crowns the 1985 Homecoming Queen Shawn Lake, as her escort Senior Jon Lake looks on. 5. Some of fhe studenfs celebrating Hawaiian Day include Seniors Mike Didonna, Kathy Halas- cak, Larry Drake, Sophomore Mike Nobles, Junior Sonya Mundy, and Seniors Chris Wayman and Bob Carnahan. 6 . Escorting Junior Princess Paula Shafer is Junior Dave Shrader. 7. The Brickie Boogie Band is an active part of Homecoming Nighf. 8 . During a time out, rowdy members of the crowd build a pyramid to show their spirit. 9. Juniors Paula Shafer and Kathy Fattore exhibit their new outfits on Clash Day. 10. Sophomore Mike Nobles embraces Sopho- more Kathy Carnahan as she receives the prin- cess title.

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the elementary and middle schools. HHS Mayor Bob Carnahan presided as the city mayor for the day. Clerk-trea- surer was Holly Freckelton. Other gov- ernmental positions were filled by Engi- neer Barbara Bolla, Judge Kimberly Rodgers, Prosecutor Chris Kicinski, Baliff Jeff Edmond and Court Clerk Janice Wirtes. Chief Jill Sarbenoff and Captain Patty Kainrath led the police depart- ment. Heading up the firehouse was Chief Nino Maggio, Assistant Mike Di- donna and Captain Don Burton. Par- ticipants at the elementary and mid- dle school levels included positions as teachers, a secretary and principal. Seniors experience filling government, education roles