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

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Booster Club members sold balloons to psych up the players for their entrance to the Regional game. Freshman cheerleaders — Front Row: Dina Widener. Krista Rivas, Kim Gallager, Amy Campbell, Stacy Hood Booster Club — Front row: Melissa Cantrell. Donna Fischer, Gloria Simp- son, Joni Salisbury. Lori Murray, Carrie Chelle, Sue Shudick. Jennifer Bal- og. Diane Koselke, Linda Gill. Deanna Millan. Bridget Micu, Lisa Patrick. Erica Skalba Second row: Shelley Binkley, Lisa Kemp, Joli Hegyi, Melody Djankovich, Gina Cieslak. Desiree Dech, Janet Kostromin, Jenny Sauer, Beth Shafer, Julie Kincaide, Laura Reynolds, Sherry Whitaker, Michelle Mulholland, Dawn McColly Third row: Tricia Neely. Lisa Guess, Allison Thompson, Karen Budzielek. Kerri Noble. Kelly Templin. Carrie Ford, Susie Thyen, Tricia Spencer, Lisa Steininger, Becky Elisha, Beth Spencer. Janice Manjarrez Fourth row: Kim Rogula, Barb Tromble. Regina Wilder. Carrie Miller, Mary Miller. Tammie Christian. Dawn Beeler. Joyce Riley. Jenny Hoots. Shana Sandilla, Kris Cromwell Fifth row: Sarah Gruett, Debbie Guernsey, Diana Knox. Nicole Glinos, Jenifer Dwight, Laurie Chattin, Holly Korpella. Christine Bianco. Ta nya Dash, Kelly Kostbade, Annissa Bonner, Chris Niedbala Sixth Row: Sandy Ferlus, Nancy Kocur, Katie Moody. Dori Evanseck. Jeni Vargo. Nicole Gilliana. Amy Oppman. Lynn Heuring, Dru Peddicord, Pam Grudzinski, Ann Koves, Laurie Gra- bek, Karey Miscko. Mary O ' Malley. Tracy Randall. Michelle Richards, Stephanie Matuga, Julie Brandenburg, Stephanie Hammersmith Back row: Tricia Glinos. Kelly Miscko. Sarah Rogers. Stacy Hood. Michelle Kozersut, Kim Gallagher, Krista Rivas. Dina Widener. Aimee Skalba Representing the Booster Club, these members hold a sign high while walking in the football victory parade. Clubs 23

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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

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Council sponsors bands battle Whew! That ' s for Mrs. Storey, the Stu- dent Council sponsor. This year was a busy one for these hard working members. It was also a turning point for them because the outside involvement has improved. The pop- corn deficit was eliminated; however, the ban of candy sales affected the fundraising. Some of the new ideas included in the coun- cils curriculum were apples for the staff and popcorn sales. The highlight of the year was definitely the Battle of the Bands in which six area bands participated. This was a great fundraiser and was attended by many HHS students as well as students from other schools. Homecoming was also sponsored by Student Council and it was the first year for a Homecoming King. The National Honor Society gave sun- Varsity H members sort through boxes during candy sales. Junior Aaron Immel pitches a fast one at the NHS and Math club softball game. daes to the teachers during the In-Service. A continental breakfast was also sponsored by them for Teacher Appreciation Day. The fundraisers for the club included the Semi and candy cane sales. One of the major ac- complishments for this club was a donation to Help Hobart Kids” and a Christmas toy drive. Varsity H had the traditional year. They sponsored the food drive and Christ- mas baskets for the needy. Dances were also sponsored along with a tennis court dance on the Seniors’ last day of school. Although it was switched to the gym, it was a success. The profits from the fundraisers went for scholarships Spring Banqu Mayor Harry Lan football homecomi The band Hydra al Battle of the 24 Clubs