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

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Right — Girl and Boy Staters in 1966 include Sally Moench, Debby Blank, Marcia Meilaender, Red Davies, Doug Fitzgerald, Mike Thammel, Dave Walker, Phil Stafford, and Phil Heller. Far right — Film strips in government class help students understand our country ' s law-making processes. Above — Mr. Scarborough stresses the main points of the chapter to his history class during a unit on World War II. Right — Prosecuting attorney John Palansky ques- tions defendant, Bob Graham, as Judge Mary Ann Madajczyk listens, ready to make a verdict during a mock trial in U. S. Government class. 24

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First year journalism students Sally Shirey, Sharee Benson, and Dawn Briney make thumbnail sketches on miniature layout sheets in their study of yearbook pro- cedures. 23

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Study of History Enhances Student Knowledge Eighty filmstrips were received this year to be used as visual stimulants. In addition to the filmstrips, an over head projector was used this year in the Social Studies department. Releasing over 300 balloons, for the study of air currents, was one activity of the social studies department. Led by Mr. Darrell Blink, the Physical Geog- raphy classes released the balloons in front of and behind the school. Required subjects begin with Civics or World History in freshman year, U. S. History in junior year, and Govern- ment and economics in Senior year. Electives are Consumer Economics, Afro-Asian History, Latin American His- tory, and Psychology-Sociology. Altogether, they help to give a strong feeling of our heritage so we will be influenced to improve OUR TIME.