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

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James Hawke An athlete who derives great pleasure In being some girl ' s greatest treasure.” Behold our honored President, our guide for two whole years. A backer of clean sports is he, let’s give three rous- ing cheers. Laura Fiester He who laughs can commit no deadly sin.” Now Laura we could not do without, a friend to all is she; she rags the scale in a friendly way, and knows what she’s about. Emma Friedrich “ Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build.” She doesn’t care for the frivolous stuff, for this thing she is noted ; for her beliefs she’ll ever fight, to her studies she ' s devoted. Kathryn Grinn “To see her is to love her. And love but her forever.” Through thick and thin we’ve always a Grinn, to cheer us on our way. She gets her lessons every day, and after that finds time to play. Page Seventeen

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Irvin Burkman This is really a great time to live in. if any of us can catch the cue of it.’’ Irvin is seen but not heard, for we hardly know he ' s around. His walk is easy, his manner slow ; in the commer- cial room he’s usually found. Altadena Carpenter How sweet her looks on them To whom her favors fall.” Oh, Altadena is a pretty girl ; she wears such lovely clothes. Her cheery smile wins many friends, no matter where she goes. Evelyn Charpie A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute.” Now Evelyn is a dark haired lass, who adds much pep to our Senior class. She always makes the best of grades and is one of our very popular maids. Vincent Chester “IVc grant, although he had much toil. He teas very shy of using it.” He ' s always ready to help our class, in easy or difficult tasks. Though small in stature, he’s mighty in mind ; a boy like Vincent you’ll seldom find. Page Sixteen

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Clarence Harney There is no difficulty to him who wills.” Another of our group of whom we are proud, you generally find him near an admiring crowd ; but Clarence is sen- sible, he’s an energy germ, he doesn ' t like girls, he’s a regular bookworm.” They also serve who only stand and wait.” This girl has quite a business air, and of the work she does her share ; a fine person to meet she’s tall and sedate, we ' re glad we can say she’s a Senior classmate. Common sense is genius in its working dress.” People who know Arthur will agree, his appearance is that of a judge. If you’re about to get caught for some mischief wrought, he’ll always give you a nudge.” “Impossibility! Never let me hear that foolish zvord again.” He ' s calm and sedate, a most hand- some young man, with an air of “go slow, take it easy, you can.” He’s there with the goods, and always looks happy ; his speeches are short and they surely are snappy. Emma Jackson Arthur Johnson Edward Mellon Page Eighteen