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

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The Staff Frieda Stark Florence Larson Mildred Wild Dorothy Blaemire Walter Isakson Raphael Pierson Editor-inChief Business Manager — Art Committee — Art Committee — Art Committee — Literary Editor IDillinq Helpers Dorothea Crisman, Raphael Pierson, Martin Friedrich, Franklin Rodd, Grace Nelson, Harry Hawke, Selma Hideen, Alice Paine. Appreciation The Seniors hereby express their sincere appreciation to all who have aided in the publication of this volume of “Memories.”

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The Junior-Senior Hunt proved to be very exciting for the Seniors had gone decidedly out of their territory so vve could not find them. The affair came to a fitting climax at a party at the home of one of the Seniors. Our Junior year came to a close as we marched behind the Seniors at their graduation and happily thought of the next one, which would be ours. We were very disappointed on September 13, 1920, to find that only thirteen of our members came back to school. We, however, did not let that worry us but proceeded to elect officers for our busiest term. Harry was re-elected president ; Selma, vice-president ; Grace, secretary and Alice treasurer. Dorothy, our loyal stenographer, worked cheerily in the office during her entire Senior year. Grace and Dorothea proceeded with their Commercial course, specializing in Typewriting and Commercial Arithmetic. They came to school regularly even though the “Ford” did try to hinder their education. Franklin’s ambitions may soar toward politics but there is one person in the class who is very glad that lie, also, is small of stature. Walter, our towering six-footer, seemed to have had bad luck when it comes to accidents that keep him out of school, but to his credit he always “makes his credit.” Mildred and Florence having been appointed on the advertising committee worked earnestly only to find that advertisements were not needed. They were so busy that they even forgot that trains went by old time in Valpo. Martin is the retiring member of our class but he may be a promising violinist, whom we will be proud to call our classmate. Selma’s good nature and fine sense of humor have helped us through many gloomy days. We sympathize with her for her misfortune of having nothing to bake in Domestic Science. The adjective “studious” will appropriately describe Frieda who always has her lessons even though she does live far from school. We shall never forget the most delightful party which Alice gave us. She is noted for her zealousness in en- tertaining her schoolmates and teachers. We have all been in Hobart High School during the entire four years so, each one knows of the pleasant times enjoyed by us and we all look forward to the Junior Reception and our Graduation day. RAPHAEL PIERSON ’21.

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HARRY — Class President Harry as class president, was a good class leader for two years. He likes chemistry and a certain girl nicknamed “Honey.” FRIEDA- — Editor-in-Chief Frieda, our star English student, aims to be an author. She is fond of gazing into space, and delights in daydreaming.