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

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7 November Friday, first — Safety-minded Mr. Moore has his class decorating the building with posters. Monday, fourth — Teachers are all fagged out. Seems they enjoy their weekends. Tuesday, fifth — Jim and Dick sleep in classes. They spent last evening in Valpo. Wednesday, sixth — At Miss Warner ' s request, Frances again parts with her beloved chew- ing gum. Thursday, seventh — Master Potter, Dill, entertains at convo. Friday, eighth — Marilynn Baumer teaches Polish Hop at Matinee Dance. Monday, eleventh — Student body participates in twentieth Armistice Day celebration. Tuesday, twelfth — Books going out and books coming in, carefully checked by the librarians . Wednesday, thirteenth--Twelfth annual H.H.S. Club banquet. Thursday, fourteenth — Teachers entertain parents at Open House. Friday, fifteenth — First snow fall. Brickies all set for encounter with Westville tomorrow. Monday, eighteenth-- Blue Monday. Tuesday, nineteenth — Students dedicate flagpole, gift of class of ' 40. Wednesday, twentieth — Brickies crush Lowell Indians. Thursday, twenty-f irst--Ko school today and tomorrow! Thanks to Thanksgiving! Monday, twenty-f ifth--School again. Hailed with delight??? Tuesday, twenty-sixth — After seeing Peter Cortez type 130 words a minute, we ' ve given up hopes of ever becoming typists. Wednesday, twenty-seventh — The North Judson five goes home feelin ' blue. Miss Warner is belle of Glee Club Ball. Thursday, twenty-eighth — Formal initiation of Hi-Y. Older Boys ' Conference starts tomorrow. Friday, twenty-ninth — First appearance of weekly Ho-Hi Life. December Monday, second--G.A.A. has hen party. Boys butt in on request. Tuesday, third — V.e notice our Ho-Hi Russians wearing their white cossacks. Wednesday, fourth — We search for our names on the honor roll. That group certainly is exclusive. Thursday, fifth — Bennie Hasza got a hair cut. Made such a difference he had to stand by the radiator. Friday, sixth — Biggest thrill of basketball season. Edison Eagles bow to Brickies. Monday, ninth — Juniors hound seniors to support annual orange sale. Tuesday, tenth — Basement of new addition transformed into recreation room. Wednesday, eleventh — Everyone starts behaving. Only fourteen days ' til Christinas. Tommy and Steve wash their socks. They believe in preparedness. Thursday, twelfth — Dear Santa: (writes one of our sophisticated seniors )-Please bring Boob some new jokes. Friday, thirteenth — This looks like an unlucky year, today being the second Friday, thirteenth, in one semester. Monday, sixteenth — Christmas spirit is in the air, Mr. Elpers says his ninth hour as- sembly is terrible. Tuesday, seventeenth--Boys begin their shopping tours. Nice work if you can get it! Yednesday, eighteenth — Janet distributes her pictures, ho, not Wanted, just Christ- mas gifts. Thursday, nineteenth — Eldon cries because Jerry Reese tells him there is no Santa Claus; these hard-hearted freshmen.

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sfh or cm r vp m R September Monday, ninth — School begins. Supt. Garver and new teachers are introduced. Seniors take charge of freshmen at once. Tuesday, tenth — Seniors ponder over subjects to take. Freshmen lost in the halls. Wednesday, eleventh — A restless assembly. Mr. Williams gets order. Thursday, twelfth— ' .Ye all looked wistfully out the window. Gee, the birds are lucky 1 Friday, thirteenth — The gods were against Janet Stangebye. She bounced down the stairs. Well, that ' s one way to get down. Monday, sixteenth Second week of school. Freshmen oversleep. Tuesday, seventeenth — Some of our big handsome seniors are already obeying the com- mands of certain freshmen lasses. Wednesday, eighteenth — Freedom of speech is given in Mr. William ' s seventh hour as- sembly. Thursday, nineteenth—Attendance is 100$. Friday, twentieth — We support the junior class by attending their first matinee dance. Monday, twenty-third — Three weeks gone. Wish it were six l Tuesday, twenty-fourth — Seniors are giving freshies lessons on misbehavin ' . Wednesday, twenty-fifth — G.A.A. initiation. Louise Reinhold is dressed in an odd manner. Thursday, twenty-sixth — We now see baseball games daily. Girls gym classes are really good at it. Friday, twenty-seventh — Seniors elect officers. Three cheers for President Ben ' . Monday, thirtieth — Freshmen still hunting classrooms. October Tuesday, first—The leaves are beginning to fall, but Chuck Beckner has already fallen for Aileen Fleck. Wednesday, second— Fire sale somewhere l Jackie sports a new red sweater. Thursday, third — Dues paying day. Treasurers have a party. Friday, fourth — New cases are evident every day. The latest is Roper-Ewigleben. Monday, seventh — Girls ' don overalls, buy weiners, and go out for a good time. Tuesday, eighth— Miss Horne visits her second hour typing class. Ray Bonmer isn ' t prepared for the surprise and is serenading the class. Wednesday, ninth — Rained all day. Thursday, tenth— We find our life history in the slam books. Aren ' t we well liked though ? Friday, eleventh — To our gladdest sorrow, there is no school tomorrow. Monday, fourteenth — Signs of work, six weeks tests are on. Please pass the brains. Tuesday, fifteenth — Mr. Yunker tells a new joke. Wednesday, sixteenth — A certain teacher takes up roller-skating; like it Miss Horne? Thursday, seventeenth — Censored. Friday, eighteenth — Juniors won the Jr-Sr Football game. Of course, we seniors aren ' t as young as we used t o be. Monday, twenty-f irst — Band presents fall concert. Tuesday, twenty-second — Seniors put to work. Committees appointed. Wednesday, twenty-third — First convo of the year. Presented by Crown Point Thursday, twenty-fourth — No school tomorrow. Teachers are Instituting. Monday., twenty-eighth — Marian received an air-mail letter from Idaho today. Tuesday, twenty-ninth — Tuesday all day today. Wednesday, thirtieth — We all go to bed early. Resting for tomorrow. Thursday, thirty-first — The goblins were all out, including Mr. Nuzum. students .

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J anuary Thursday, second — After a much enjoyed vacation we return to our duties--to a steady, unceasing grind until May. Friday, third — How that Christmas has passed, new cases are starting. Monday, sixth--3eniors measured for caps and gowns. Tuesday, seventh — Toots is lonesome and blue since Howard left. Wednesday, eighth — Found: Many Ho-IIi hearts in Gary. Thursday, ninth — More snow! Friday, tenth — Chemistry and Health classes spend day at Museum of Science and In- dustry. Crown Point Bulldogs defeated by Brickies. Monday, thlrteenth--Doris Carlson is really domestic. She can bake an ' everything. Tuesday, f ourteenth--Happy Birthday, Mr. Kurth! Wednesday, fifteenth — Girls go into a huddle at All Girls ' Conference. Thursday, sixteenth — 321 is used for Lovers ' Lane during noon hour. Friday, seventeenth — Tolleston Blue Raiders give Brickies the blues. Monday, twentieth — Nothing but moans and groans. Finals are on. Tuesday, twenty-first — Afternoon off. Brain-weary students sleep. Wednesday, twenty-second--Shorthand class organizes 95 Club. Thursday, twenty-third — We were lucky that the ' ’ire drill came during the Bookkeeping test, but Miss Horne didn ' t like the idea. Friday, twenty-fourth — Tenth victory for Brickies. Nice work, boys. Monday, twenty-seventh — The dawn of a new semester. We introduce to you, Messrs. Golden and Miller, new faculty members. Teaching staff loses Kiss Eastin. Tuesday, twenty-eighth — Nothing happens. Jean and Frank are still in love. Wednesday, twenty-ninth--Report cards come out slow but sure. Thursday, thirtieth — Jiany absentees. The effect of the cards was too great. Friday, thirty-first — Ho-Hi students entertain Crown Point High School in an exchange musical program. February Monday, third--The day following Sunday; the second day of the week, Monday. Tuesday, fourth — Dr. Weis shows a movie concerning tuberculosis. Wednesday, fifth--Mr. Williams (trying to smuggle a cough drop in his mouth) chokes on it. My! My! Teachers will be teachers! ! ! Thursday, sixth — Harold Maple fails to have his afternoon nap in the assembly. He must have had his eight hours sleep last night. Friday, seventh — Convo. John Parsons and wife commemorate Lincoln. Monday, tenth — Boys start new fad ' . This time it ' s signed pants. Tuesday, eleventh--Seniors order cards and announcements. Wednesday, twelfth-- They were So Young, with reference to a few seniors who cannot even say they shaved once from necessity. Thursday, thirteenth-- Toots takes typing honor, 44 words a minute. Friday, fourteenth — Cupid shoots to kill! Rowan, Cizek, Paulson and Sapper are in serious condition. Monday, seventeenth — Seniors face camera. Camera faces destruction. Tuesday, eighteenth — The librarians seem to have all the privileges. Wednesday, nineteenth — Medaryville comes over to play in our gym. We wish they hadn ' t Thursday, twentieth — Miss Horne has her desk moved to the back of the room. Anything for a change of scenery, she says. Friday, twenty-first — Alice Mae Is extravagant. She takes a facial with a cake from Home Ec bake sale. Monday, twenty-fourth — Mr. Garver is attending Administrators ' Convention at Atlantic City. Tuesday, twenty-fifth — Jim Dudgeon is grouchy this morning. He couldn ' t get his wave in to suit him. Wednesday, twenty-sixth — Food before figure is Miss McKenna ' s motto. Raw carrots and tomato juice are always included in her lunch. Thursday, twenty-seventh--Mr . Pound is still pounding. Friday, twenty-eighth — Hobart Brickies beat Kouts ' Mustangs and meet Edison but