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

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Anxious for a victory, an honor report card, a successful club project; todays generation puts forth all efforts to bring about success. Y outh is triumphant. Students Strive to Excell in All Activities “The stamen bears the powdery pollen,” explains Claude Murphy as he outlines a- sexual reproduction in flowering plants. Looking on are fellow biology students Bev Bolinger, Margaret Scott and Dave Galler. 5 Feasting ancient-Roman style are Senior Latin Club members Rhonda Isakson, Kathy Mattix, Ralph JVinsloiv, Paul Dubenetsky.

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Blasting a charge is pep band leader Tom Rearick. Senior Tom was named Citizen of the Month for his efforts to promote school spirit. “Hold still!” urges make-up girl Paula Wilson as she carefully removes make-up from fidgety Boys’ Chorus Line member Ron Longacre. Happiness radiates from football Homecoming queen Carol Bowman as she receives Careful to measure exact parts. Kim congratulations from varsity cheerleaders Paula F reville and Gayle Bolinger . Fessler pours acid for an experiment in chemistry class. 4

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Concerned over the death of former President Dwight Eisenhower, students like Janet Kasonovich read of the sorrowing incident. Youth are anxious for success, but often disillusioned. They object to government policies, yet, take great pride in their country In future years they will make many important decisions. W ill they have the proper background to base their decisions on? W ill they know the right answers? Or fail? And, W hat if they fail? Youth is strong. Today ' s Youth Beginning speech students participate in a panel discussion on current events. Principal Harold Moody recounts a moving address on patriotism. 6