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

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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

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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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I Farriette Shoemaker “I protest, for one; love is sacred. Now Harriette left us in January, more learning to pursue. But she ' s com- ing back to sit with her class. To us she’s always been true. Thelma Tolle To yet a few flowers, one must sow plenty of seed.” Now ' here, clear friends, is Thelma Tolle, so dignified is she; she studies some and talks with ease, in fact w ' e ' ll agree she’s quite carefree. Dorothy Travers Pier modest and graceful air Shows her wise and good as she is fair.” Now Dorothy is most loving and sweet, to have her in class is a treat ; much work she has done for our school, and has never yet broken a rule. William Watkins The only way to have a friend is to be one. William is one of our Basketball men and doesn ' t care for girls we are told. His grades run high, a fine record he’s made, in helping win victories for the purple and gold. Glee Wilson “ hear, yet say not much, but think the more. Glee is our commercial shark, type- writing, her favorite pastime. She has to learn sonnets because she comes late, but about it she is never heard to pine. Page Twenty-one