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

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I 20 JSL SCN I OR CLASS £g gs H.H.S. gg £3 SENIOR CLASS =M= 9 20 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARRY HAWKE President FLORENCE LARSON Vice-President LOIS GROSS Secretary FRANKLIN ROOD Treasurer CLASS ROLL Frank I in Rodd Frieda Stark Alice Paine Dorothy Blaemire Dorothea Crisman Martin Friedrich Lois Gross Edna Wischman Harry Hawke Selma Ilideen Walter Isakson Florence Larson Grace Nelson Raphael Pierson Mildred Wild JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We, t lie class of nineteen twenty one, entered High School in two divisions. Twelve enrolled on January 22nd, 1917, and sixteen the following September. Long will those twelve who entered in January remember their initiation, as it was the most eventful happening of the Freshman year. During this year, we helped to give, and also enjoyed, many parties. We gave the II. S. a “Hard Times Party”, and every one reported such a good time that it did much to encourage us. When the Sophomore year opened, we were very much saddened to find that three of our members had failed to answer the roll call. During the year, seven others followed in their footsteps, and we grew disheartened; but the Juniors stimulated us by reminding us that we made up in talent what we lacked in numbers. In the course of the year, our class was organized, and we entertained the High School in assembly. In fact, we did so well that Miss Griffith asked the sextet to appear on the program the night of the II. S. piay. On this occasion, whether the audience so thoroughly appreciated our efforts, and did not wish to overtax us. or whether they thought we were not prepared to respond, we do not know. However it may be, we were not encored. I p to the present time, this has disturbed our peace of mind. The Junior year arrived, and we were more anxious than ever before to get back to school, because we had been informed that the Junior year is the most enjoyable of all. You cannot imagine how surprised and pleased we were when, one day in assembly, Mr. Fowble announced to us that each month a High School Social was to be held in Community Hall. These we attended regularly, and in goodly numbers, always having the best of times. We are now looking forward to entertaining the Seniors as the last social even ' of the Junior year. HARRY HAWKE Twenty-Five ■qgo to SENIOR CLASS £3 H.H.S- g S £9 senior CLASS g3 I 2 °