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

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This office practice class looks like a regular beehive as Carol Peterson, Mary Teitge, Sharon Bland, Dorothy Guernsey, JoAnne Workman, Shelby El- liott, Bonnie Sears, and Sandra Lyman learn to operate various office machines. MARION BAILEY Social Studies Guidance Director Hobby — Fishing “Beats me” HILMER JACOBSON Vocal Music A Cappella Choir Hobby — Collecting Records Pet Peeve — Yaking kids FRANK KURTH Health, Safety, P. E. H-Men Hobby — Officiating “Can’t you think?” LA VERNE JOHNSON Biology, Business Science Club Hobby — Collecting stamps “Let’s go.” ALBERT LEACH Band Hobby — Tennis “Never in my seven years of teaching . . LOWELL JORDAN Mathematics Hobby — Boy Scouts Pet Peeve — “Those who divide the larger by the smaller” ROSALIND MARJANIAN English Pastime — Graduate work “Are there any questions?” 24

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WILLIAM GREGORY General Science H obby — Astronomy Pet Peeve — Wisecrackers “Too much noise in here.” HELEN HINSHAW Journalism, English Yearbook, Ho-Hi Life Hobby — Traveling Pet Peeve — Windy days DOROTHY THOMPSON Vice-principal, Math. Student Council Hobby — Traveling “Thank you, friend.” RICHARD HAMMAN Science Yearbook photography Hobby — Hunting “Stop that muttering!” ELLIS HAYS Speech Therapy Debate Club Hobby — Art Pet Peeve — People who don’t like people HELEN HOPP Commerce Commercial Club Hobby — Baby sitting “How stupid can you be?” SHIRLEY HOUSTON Mathematics, Commerce School Store Hobby — Bowling Careful reasoning is the key to solving any complicated geometry prob- lem. In proving the volume of prism P, Walter Atseff points out to Joanna Hineline, Shirley Sitzenstoek, and Roland Eyears that V is equal to Bh.

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ANNABELLE SHONE Dean of Girls, Algebra Debuteens Hobby — Piano Pet Peeve — Bluffers HENRY MEIER Health, Safety, History Booster Club Hobby — Sports Pet Peeve — Gum chewers What better way is there for seniors to air their problems than by partici- pating in panels? Janet McMurtry, Carol Whittaker, Joanna Hineline, Tom Knrth. and Frank Mitchell are exchanging ideas on dating. THELMA MILLER Home Economics Debuteens Hobby — Sewing “Any questions?” HOLLIS MILLER Building Trades Advanced Woodwork F.T.A. “Listen.” ROBERT NEFF U. S. History, Spanish Spanish Club H obby — Baseball “All my kids are smart.” TREVOR NIXON English, Drivers Training National Honor Society Hobby — Hunting “Now let ' s concentrate” RICHARD PACKHAM Shop Ushers Club Hobby — Hunting “Let’s go, men.” 25