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

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A URO li A WALTER TOLLE Walter Tolle, our yell leader, Is very graceful on his toes. Mis favorite tune, “The Old Gray Mare,” Goes with him wherever he goes. BESSIE N ITCH MAN Bessie Nitchman is constantly singing a song And willing to do what she can. The report goes now that before long She’ll make happy some lonely young man. OWEN CRISMAN Small of stature, Owen is, And hails from Deep River. He never misses school a day, For he drives his “old man’s” flivver. MARGARET CARLSON Margaret’s full of vim and pep, For work she is a bear; But often in the corridor She ' s found touching up her hair. Page sixteen

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A U R () R A EMIL EWIGLEBEN “Abie,” our man from the farm. Inevitably says, “Oh, I don’t know,” But just ask him about the girls. Well — he’s not so dreadfully slow. GERT RU D E F R E E BURG Gertrude, or “Gus,” has more pep Than anyone in Hobart High — She’s a good speaker, so goes the report, And some day she’ll score high. HARRY RYAN Harry Ryan, our old friend. But new unto our class: Was determined to go until the end, And fall not for a single lass. RUTH GILL Ruth Gill, the tallest girl in class. Lacks comportment debonair, Life ' s all for fun,” she’s heard to say, As she tosses back he r brown bobbed hair. Page fifteen

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V U R () R A HERBERT PETERSON If you were walking down the street And it was your chance of fate To meet a tall young athlete — It ' s “Pete, ' ’ our orator, so sedate. MARY THOMAS A little girl our Mary is. But she ' s always “smilin’ thru;” The merry twinkle in her eyes Bids others just smile, too. EMIL BART OS Emil came from New Chicago To secure an education. We often wonder where he’ll gq Just after graduation. JESSIE JOY Jessie Joy, the black haired lass, Who continually says, “I don’t care — ” Even when a hoy she does pass Tilts her nose up in the air. Paye seventeen