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

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Re-establish Education Day; Teachers Relax 24 RIGHT — Bruce Milne points out one of the ranges of mountains in the West to his 8th grade American history class. ABOVE — Darnella Ernhart listens attentively on observation day as she wonders whether she will be doing her job as well as the teacher next week. RIGHT — Keith Dunklebarger chuckles at an answer given by a student in his history class.

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LEFT — Backstage as the players await their cues they try to get a glimpse of the play. BELOW — Lost under a flowered hat, Donna Wood, sneaks up behind gangster Tom Walden, in an attempt to knock him out. 23

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While Seniors Assume Command Education Day took place March 17. 150 Seniors took part in the activities. Seniors took over administrative and teaching positions all over the Hobart School System. Two weeks before the designated day, Seniors filled out applications for the position which they wanted to hold on Education Day. Class officers sorted the forms and tried to give each applicant his requested position. On March 10, Seniors attended their assigned classes and observed class activities. One week later they returned and took the class over for the day. Mike Hallas dominated the high school scene as he replaced Mr. Moody, principal. Student school board members visited the schools to see that everything was going smoothly. Most seniors expressed the wish that Education Day be continued after they leave. Seniors returned from their edu- cational positions more informed on the work that goes into being a teacher and the importance of good student-teacher relationships. It was indeed an Educa- tion-al Day! RIGHT — Terry Gadberry points out an answer in his lecture on United States government. BELOW — Paula Stanley helps one of her 2nd graders assume the correct posture for writing a letter.