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

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Leona Nikscii “A heart unspotted is not easily daunted. Leona’s very quiet, and if we’re prone to guess. She ' s doomed to make a school- marm, to instruct the primer class. Robert Nitchman Enjoy the present, whatsoever it be, and be not solieitious about the fu- ture.” Ladies and gentlemen, behold our Bob, a happy and gay young man. He edits our sports, H. H. S. he supports, in every way he can. Helen O’Keefe Don ' t trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.” We have a genius in our class; none other but Helen O’Keefe. That as a poet, some day she ' ll win fame, we hold no other belief. Elna Paxton ‘‘Refinement is superior to beauty. Elna Paxton is her name, and we know some day she ' ll bring us fame. Her efforts in class are not all in vain ; of her patience and humor, partake we would feign. Page Nineteen

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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

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Josephine Peer A good cause makes a stout heart and a strong arm.” She has little to say, in her own quiet way, for sure, she ' s a studious lass. She works very hard in every class, and if we were prophets, we ' d say she’ll pass. Stephen Ripley Wisdom is the principal thing. There- fore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get understanding.” A more versatile lad we could not find, lie ' s slow but always sure ; he lent a very helping hand, as we our annual trials endured. Vera Rowe Think all you speak, hut do not speak all you think.” Vera ' s a most independent maid, the captain of the Basketball team. She works quite enough, because she can ' t bluff, and wants all her credits to glean. Clarence Schnabel “ livery day is the best day in the year.” His cheeks are so red, his eyes arc so bright, we’re surprised that he isn ' t some girl’s delight. He always looks pleasant, indeed very prudent. One might almost think him a ministerial student. Page Twenty