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

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Mr. Farlow looks on as Terry Mouer works on his project for mechanical drawing class. Much of their work is shown in the display case in the north wing. SHOP Mr. Smetzer, head of the vocational department, has his own office in which he guides his boys along.

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For one thing, I thor- oughly enjoy working in the field of printing. The learning situation here also offers an excellent oppor- tunity for school and com - munity service. What bet- ter reason to choose this field except that here I feel better qualified. Mr. Biller We don ' t always get o chance to sit down, explains Mr. Biller for his print shop students Chuck Wilson ond Phil Gerard. VOCATIONAL When Mr. Collins was asked by the Yearbook staff Over the din of machines Mr. Collins can be heord giving instructions to the boys in machine shop. Here he explains the wood lay to Mike Harrahill, Steve Colbertson, and Bob Haas. to state his reason for choosing his particular field of teaching he candidly replied, I don ' t know! Mr. Collins

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LATIN Mr. Black, would you repeat that please? asks Michele Livovich and Armond DeLeuere as Mr. Black explains the fundamental prin- cipals of Latin. Mr. Black GERMAN I teach German because of the need in our community. I teach fine arts because very early I came to realize the hu- man need for a surrounding of beauty. I discovered that our whole life is affected by art. I decided to do my part in edu- cating the consumer as well as the artist responsible for the creation. Pat Glynn tries to conjugate the verb “to go on the board as Mrs. Cicok shows her on example in their Ger- man textbook. Sue Brandenberg and John Cicok look on. Mrs. Cicak