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

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27 THE AURORA i;llllll|||il||||||||!lllll!lll|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||llllllllllllllllilllH mi HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS By MARTIN FRIEDRICH In all probability the class of 1921 is the largest, most flourishing and most admired class of all. Though composed of only three boys and twelve girls, we will, no doubt, be remembered as the most studious (or laziest), most business-like (or disorganized), and most disliked class in school. In the fall of 1918, we as a class came into the Hobart High School and thought that we knew all that there was to know. We became very much confused while trying to find the rooms for our various classes, and as a result we went to the English room to recite Latin and vice versa. During the second semester we learned more and looked down upon the newcomers, forgetting that we were still Freshmen ourselves. At the beginning of this school year all but a few came back and found that we had a new corps of teachers, as our old Principal, Superintendent, Latin teacher and others had left. Then came the “flu” and we had two months’ vacation, but we managed to get through with the first semester’s work. At the beginning of the second semester a new English teacher came to take the place of “Polly,” who left us. In closing this brief history of the Sophomore class, I will say this has proved to be one of the most flourishing years for the class of 1921. ..•» jt CLASS OFFICERS President Dorothea Crisman Vice-president Edna W eaver Treasurer Ida Maclver Secretary Herbert Carlson .j -M SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Carlson, Gideon Carlson, Herbert Croan, Violet Cavender, Clinton Crisman, Dorothea Friedrich, Martin Isakson, Walter Johnson, Edna Jordan, Rita Hill Leonora Miss Ellen Ma Keppel, Ira Maclver, Eda Nelson, Grace Paine, Alice Rodd, Franklin Scheidt, Edward Stark, Freida Weaver, Edna Ward, Mary Wood, Marion i, Faculty Advisor mu min ' - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii