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

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Math Training Essential for Future Leaders Training in math, which is all im- portant in the world today, the world of the moon rocket and the mechani- cal heart, begins early at Hobart High. Starting with general math while in the freshman year, a whole range of mathematical experiences faces the math student. Geometry follows in the sophomore year. Then, for those con- tinuing in the math field, trigonometry, advanced algebra, and Senior math are offered. For the business men of OUR TIME, a course in Business Arithmetic is offered. Perhaps the men who will put the first man on the moon, or maybe the man who develops the cure for cancer is training to be a mathematician with- in the math department of Hobart High. Left — Dotty Mijdak explains how to plot a straight line and an ellipse on a complex graph to Shirley Katunich in second year algebra. Above — John Snyder works a sector problem after constructing the problem on the board. Right — One of the main instruments for con- structing geometry problems, a compass, is being used by Yvonne Tyre in her Geometry class. 18

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MR. JAMES KRISTOFF, BA, MA . . . Roosevelt University; History, Honor Society. MR. FRANK KURTH, BS, MA . . . Wittenburg University, Purdue University; Athletic Director, Coach, Usher Club. MISS THERESA LEPTICH, BS . . . Loyola University,- German Club. MR. VIDAL LOPEZ, BS . . . Ball State University,- Typing, Business Law, Future Business Leaders of America, Boy s Booster Block. MR. EARL McGUIRE, BS, MS . . . Indiana University; Bookkeeping, General Business. MR. ROBERT NEFF, AA, BS, MS . . . Indiana Univer- sity, Manchester College, Grace College,- Spanish, Spanish Club, Campus Life Club. MISS SUZANNE PAVLETICH, BME . . . University of lowa ; Band. MR. MARK POPOVICH, BS . . . Ball State University,- English, Journalism, Yearbook, Newspaper, Quill and Scroll. MR. ROLAND RALPH, BA, MED . . . University of Arizona, College of William and Mary,- Speech, Music, Drama Club, Madrigals, Treble Choir, A Cappella. MR. BRYAN REED, BS, MS . . . Oakland City Col- lege, Indiana University; Geometry, College Algebra, Future Teachers of America. MRS. DORTHY REED, BS, MS . . . Indiana University, Indiana State University; Biology. MISS ELEANORE REISINGER, BS, MS . . . Manchester College, Indiana University,- Physical Education, Girls’ Athletic Association. MR. GLEN ROBB, AB, MS . . . Oakland City College, Indiana Univer- sity,- Algebra, Geometry, Senior Class. MR. ALVIN E. ROGERS, BME, MME . . . Indiana State University,- Band. MRS. ANITA SARK, MS, BS . . . Indiana State University; Algebra, Geometry. MR. BOYD SCAR- BOROUGH, MS, BS . . . Ball State University,- History, Audio-Visual Club. MR. DANIEL SCHROEDER, BS . . . Indiana State University; Power Mechanics. MR. STANLEY SENDERAK, MS, BS . . . Purdue University; Physics, Algebra, Trigonometry, Science Club. MR. BERNIE SMETZER, MS, BS . . . Indiana State University, Purdue University,- Woodshop. MISS MARLENE SPARSCHU, BA . . . Valparaiso University,- Government, Talent Show, Senior Class. MISS LOLA STEWART, MS, BS . . . Indiana University; Biology, Govern- ment, Sophomore Class, Debuteens. MISS SUSIE SYZNALSKI, MS, BS . . . Purdue University, Indiana State University- Home Economics. MISS REBECCA TODD, MS, AB . . . Bethany College, Indiana University; Typing, Office Practice, Honor Society. MR. FAY TRAMMEL, BS, MS . . . Butler University, Indiana University,- Government, Coach. MR. LARRY WEISE, BS . . . Manchester College,- Speech, English, Sopho- more Class, Speech team. Debate team. MRS. EDITH WISE, BS . . . Ball State University; Typing, Junior Class. ' it 17

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After determining the height of the flagpole in front of the school, Daniel Taylor explains how to find the height of various other points with the transit. 19