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

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A unique blend 2 A Unique Blend A somewhat “unique blend” of cultures and people filled the halls of HHS in 1985 and 86. Although there were many popular styles of dress each person had his own different personality. Along with the stu- dents, the school made a rather different appearance itself. The new lobby was fin- ished and it gave a more modern look to the building outside and in. Computers literally “took over” the school when they were used for scheduling, report cards, and school records. Most banners and signs were printed from the computer. The gridders once again captured an undefeated season and traveled to the state finals. New classes were added to the curriculum such as zero hour gym, problem solving, and a gifted and talented course. All in all, 1986 was a differ- ent year all in its own. 1. Junior Kris Sherrard works on the computer in- stalled in the activities office. 2. Mrs. Lopez converses with some student teachers in the newly renovated lobby.

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Trends Many of the styles that hit our school were novelty sweatshirts, long sweaters, short jeans, mini skirts, long shirts, and stirrup pants. Also popular were Reebok shoes, Swatch watches, antique-type shirt pins, and boys’ pierced left ears. 1. Swatch watches turned up on students’ wrists all over the school. 2. One of the many different styles in the school includ- ed mini skirts and sunglasses worn by Kim Jackson. 3. Novelty sweatshirts, such as the Gumby one worn by Senior Kristi Rogula, were popular. 4 Trends