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

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Julie Brandenburg and Derek Imboden lead the Class of 1988 Once again the seniors were lined up through the halls of HHS awaiting the start of the proces- sional by the high school band. After taking their seats on the stage, Dominic Gagliardi gave the in- vocation and class president Alan Young gave the welcome. The special guest was State Representa- tive Ralph Ayres who spoke encouraging words to the seniors. Valedictorian Julie Brandenburg and Salutatorian Derek Imboden gave their speeches. The seniors were presented with their diplomas and the choir sang the Alma Mater. Then Julie Coons gave the benediction and the alumni march- ed off the stage and into their homerooms where they received their diplomas. Outstanding seniors were: Julie Brandenburg, Melissa Cochran, Julie Coons, Sandy Ferlus, Dom- inic Gagliardi, Phil Gilyan, Derek Imboden, Kelly Kostbade. Harry Langbehn, Jay Lee, Lori Murray, Jennifer Sauer, Jim Toering, and Michelle Tur- chany. Salutatorian Derek Im- boden gives his speech Speaking to the audi- ence is Valedictorian Julie Brandenburg. Students wait in their homerooms be- fore entering the au- ditorium. Giving the innvoca- tion is Dominic Ga- gliardi. Welcoming the friends, relatives, and special guests to the ceremony is Alan Young, class presi- dent. 20 Commencement

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JV cheerleaders — Front Row: Erica Skalba, Rachael Graham, Kelly Tem- plin, Nikki Troumouliaris, Carrie Ford, Joyce Riley Activities keep funds up What an exciting year for these clubs! With each football victory, the Booster Club and the Cheer- leaders were kept busy. Home- coming was celebrated in the tra- ditional way by decorating the players lockers and painting the school and downtown area; how- ever, the playoff games required a bit more style. When the Boost- er Club wasn’t thinking of new ways to get the crowd and team psyched up, they were selling heli- um balloons and raffle tickets and passing out good luck cards and “Hobart hankies.” These activi- ties helped to reach a new high in the treasury fund. Basketball sea- son was spent decorating lockers and sending the players good luck cards. Balloons were sent to Se- nior Todd Elliot who was recuper- ating from heart surgery. The cheerleaders held their annual car washes and cheerleading clinics to help raise money for camp and new uniforms. They also perform- ed dances to “Brass Monkey” and “Catch My Fall” for the home- coming pep sessions. Although these clubs were kept busy throughout the year with differ- ent activities, they were always there to help cheer on all the Brickies. Varsity cheerleader Jenny Sauer cheers on the Brickies. Senior Scott Ahlbrand looks on as Senior Kevin Kraus opens up his decorated locker dur- ing Spirit Week. 22 Clubs