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

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A U R () R A MARCELLA HARTMAN Latin and French Miss Hartman is our Latin and French teacher. Her merry laugh is frequently heard, but watch your step if you’re mis- behaving, for she fully comprehends your actions. CHARLES R. FARMER History and Civics Mr. Farmer is a graduate from both Franklin High and Franklin College. He is instructor of history, physical geography and civics. He is the sponsor of the Junior class and the supreme coach of the boys’ basketball team. He has been with us but one short year, but he is the friend of the entire student body. JUANITA LADD FRAGEMAN English and Public Speaking Miss Frageman hails from Missouri. She is sponsor of the Senior class and she will never be forgotten for the work she did for them. She has changed her name to Mrs. Frageman-Gammon and this is her last year of school. She surely will be missed by the students next year. Here’s to “Fragie” and a happy married life. ALFRED D. OZMENT Commercial and Economics Mr. Ozment is a small man, but he cer- tainly can keep order. He is our special crime sheet promoter. His motto is, “See- ing’s Believing,” and if you doubt it attempt to apprise him of what you think about the situation. He is an expert commercial teacher and he is a friend to be desired. Page nine

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A U R () R A R. C. ALLEX, Supt. Mr. Allen is our Superintendent and his motto is “pep into it.” He hates sneaks and he believes in being frank and straightforward. All the Seniors will remember him as the “pep starter,” and his antipathy toward Hunkers” and “quitters.” E. F. ORR, Prin. Mathematics and Science Mr. Orr is our principal. He is one of the great “Hoosicrs,” and his home is in Fort Wayne. He is a graduate of Chicago University. He is jovial when out of classes and can often be seen in the corridors joking with the girls, but in classes — beware! All in all, Mr. Orr is a companionable fellow and we hope he will be our principal again next year. Page eight

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U R ORA EDNA BARNES Music Miss Barnes has charge of the music de- partment. Her classes are proof of her ability. “Good things come done up in small packages.” Hear her sing and then you will he aide to tell why she has charge of the rhythmic combination of tones. WILLARD JOHNSON Manual Training Mr. Johnson has been the instructor of the manual training department in Hobart High for a number of years. He assists Miss Voorhis to guide the Freshmen’s foot- steps aright in all their social pastimes. GEORGIA VOORHIS Domestic Science Miss Voorhis is our instructor of home economics. She rarely says anything in the assembly, but is noted for jotting names down for the “crime sheet.” She can still the pangs of hunger to perfection, and if you don ' t believe it ask the basketball boys. She is also the English instructor for the “Freshies.” BY THEIR FAVORITE SAYINGS YOU SHALL KNOW THEM Mr. Orr : “Come on, now” — Mr. Farmer: “In some cases” — Miss Frageman : Interpretation of the question is part of the examina- tion.” Mr. Allen: “Snap into it.” Mr. Ozment: “You’d better start putting your things away.” Miss Hartman: “Literally, now freely, please.” Pape ten