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

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A hearty supporter of H.H.S. is the school bus. It may be compared to the mailman — rain, snow, sleet, or hail the students must get through — to school. Many a student personality is represented in the senior parking lot. These cars range from the black ' 49 Ford in the upper right hand corner to the ' 59 Chevy in the lower left hand corner. For the more frivol is there is Dick Boyds ' red and white convertible. Those with a compact taste might choose Veronica Levan ' s Auston Healey. 8

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Many students await service, as the lunch line slowly winds its way from the lobby through the first floor corridor to the cafeteria. The old gome of concentration is practiced daily by the would- be Aristotles of H.H.S. At noontime however, the library is found void of students seek- ing knowledge beyond that of their textbook. 7

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UP AND COMING FASHIONS Jim Blackburn, in continental suit and shirt with stick pin collar, is admiring Judie who is attired in a black knit sheath. Vicki Smoll is wearing a purple skirt and sweater and white blazer. Ed is wearing a navy blue blazer, gray continental slacks, white shirt, and blue jersey. Taking a few moments relaxation between tennis matches are Peg Tucker and Keith Anderson. Peg ' s outfit consists of a red, white, and blue jersey, and white gym shoes. Keith has on his sporty white clam diggers and three quarter length red, white, and blue jersey. Linda Howell, Dave Robin- son, Connie Peacock, and Trent McKinney as they go to their classes. Linda is wearing the new colors this year, grape and gray. A continental shirt is the new- est fad in boy ' s wear. Con- nie, in her blue bulky knit and adler socks, walks with Trent, who shows that the vest is still popular.