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

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It was a life of “rest and relaxation” for these teachers while the students took over their various classes on Senior Day. Though many students might be surprised to hear it, this is a very rare scene in the teachers’ room during the day. the School for a Day Tom Wright, Dick Netzhammer, and Jack Wuletich did an excellent job of taking care of those people who didn ' t take Senior Day quite as seriously as they should have. They took the places of high school principal, director of guidance, and dean of hoys. The Life of a Mexican Bean Beetle might well be the topic of a discussion led by Barbara Klindt, biology teacher.

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Activities One can hardly deny that the classroom and its functions are the nuclei of any school. Yet it is evident that the many other activities of a high school are the sustaining factors which strike a comparatively equal balance between the humdrum and the lively. The old adage about Jack — all work, no play, and dullness — cannot be applied to Hobart High. A student may choose the band, the choir, the convos, the dances, the athletics, and the many, many clubs. Let him combine these in a well-balanced manner so that the experiences he derives from them will add an inch or more to his mental and physical stature.