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

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A Balololedl of Green lFields The world began with a garden, and today the basic strength-the source of truest glory-of any relation will be found among the quiet scenes of the rural districts. Elsewhere in this Annual are set forth by word and picture the manufacturing activities of our section, and a fascinating picture it is! Truly worthy, yesg but theirs is the challenge of the spectacular while here you come to know the tranquil charm of a pastoral. Today the farmer is a man of education, widely read, availing himself of all that sci- ence places at his disposal, the result being that he is one of the ablest of business men. In all of these things our own state has kept well in the Van, so it is not vain glory when we sing: The winds of heaven never found The circling sunlight never spanned The bordens of a fairer land Than our own Indiana. i Page 20

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