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

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Hobart Community Patrons Hobart Adult Football Booster Club Hobarts Art League Hobart Business and Professional Womens Club Hobart Democratic Precinct Organization Hobart Izaak Walton, Congratulations Hobart Lions Club Hobart Tri Kappa Lambda Chapter Sigma Alpha Chi Phi Beta Psi Sorority, Theta Rho Chapter Rotary Club of Hobart Sigma Upsilon Alpha Pi Sorority West Hobart Civic Club Dedicated to Civic Pride and Involvement 28 Hobart Community Patrons

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Authors visit creative writing classes Honors English for the freshmen was offered for the first time and was taught by Mrs. Denise Galovic. The class wrote a term paper about child- hood experiences. In some other ninth grade English classes the students wrote, produced, and directed short plays. In the creative writing classes, Mr. Tony Rose spoke on radio ad writ- ing and Mr. Greg Lenburg came to speak on being the co-writer of the bi- ography of the Three Stooges. They were videotaped so those who were ab- sent could see them. Poetry writing was added at the end of the year for the literature unit in English II clas- ses. In the English VII classes, mock employment interviews for jobs were videotaped. In the senior novel classes, a controversial novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird.” was added. Fundamentals of speech was added to the communications department and was taught by Miss Shirley Mu- maugh. The theatre classes pre- sented a fall play, “Feiffer’s Peo- ple,” and a children’s play. The school system was not able to bus the elementary students over, due to the financial crisis, so two public presentations were performed. Top — Giving his visual aids speech for the class is Sophomore Dave Rearick. Middle left — The advanced speech class gathers round as Senior Tom O ' Rourke explains his col- lage. Above — A Hobart graduate and local writer speaks to the creative writing classes. Left — Don Lajic and Bill Voloch give a presenta- tion in English class. 30 Communications