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

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A ca A iiwhere Law Ends, Tyranny Beginsw Law is nothing but a correct principle drawn from the inspiration of the gods, commanding what is honest, and forbidding the contrary. --Cicero. Men have dreamed of a state of society that recognizes no law,--a condition of anarchy. What a fallacy! William Pitt,-perhaps England's greatest statesman-declared Where lavv ends, tyranny begins. It was on just such a philosophy, as that expounded by these men that our re- public Was founded, and now, behold a nation in which civil and religious liberty stimulate all to earnest endeavor, and in which the law strives to restrain every hand uplifted for a neighbors injury. We picture here the Lake County Court House, temple of our Laws, repository of our County's records and center of our County government. Below you see a section of the Lake County Fair Grounds, which means much to the agricultural life and is the most complete and beautiful fair grounds in Indiana. Page 13

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. -MT 1- ., Wlhe Mint of the Golden liluidll Standard Oil Tanks at Whiting! And the casual passerby wrinkles his nose as he hastens to where the air is not so redolent with the breath of oil. But to him whose observations convey thoughts these mammoth tanks speak of feverish activity in the far away oil Gelds, of wells spouting their slimy contents into the air, while dancing about them in wildest glee are the workers who had battled with unnumbered discouragements in their eHorts to release this stream from its age-old prison many hundreds of feet beneath the earth's surface. And from these have come the pipe- lines interspaced with powerful pumps, which force the oil swirling on its way from the Southland to this great in- dustrial center in Lake County. Truly, these grim tanks shout an epic of achievement in twentieth century affairs. And how restful to the eye, how sooth- ing to the mind is this drive in Whiting Park, a scene which proves that with all of its strenuous industrialism this city takes time to live by the way. ul 1 1 A -6. -nip... .- Page 15