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

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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

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Paul PatteE Class Officers LoiS Tabbert GertrutlE Freeburg Pessie Nitchman Emil Evvigleben JOlin Hawke MaRgaret Carlson Harold NelSon Emil BartOs Wally TIofFman President John Hawke Vice-President Paul Pattee Secretary Lois Tabbert Treasurer Margaret Maybaum Sponsors Juanita Frageman Gammon Estle F. Orr Mary Thomas OWen Crisman MargarE t Maybaum MartiN Struebing RuTh Gill Jessie JoY LacceetTa Campbell Harry Ryan Nick DRachulich Chari Es Gerber Mark ForEman Herbert Peterson. Class Motto Toil conquers all things” Class Colors Crimson and White Class Flower Sweet Pea Pape twelve