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

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u.o4 The English Department U1 Hobart H1gh School is more impo tant this year than m any other Beginning tlus year four years of Enghsh are being required for graduatlon Along Wlth all the new courses bemg added a new subJect IS present 1n th1s department English Composltlon a semester course ava11 able to semors is belng taught byM1ss Gladys Anderson Engllsh Composltlon IS lmportant to those planning to attend college There are new subjects bemg added every year m addltxon to the old favorltes grammar and lxterature The sophomore class looks forward to Ju11us Caesar ' The Jumors act out the play Our Town and the semors struggle over Macbeth Whoops wrong book! says PatBrookstoBettySzczepan1a.k What they are looking for xs a book with the language of business Is thls a famllmar scene? Here busy writmg atheme for Englxsh IS Janet Ross Av ,Xv,.. tb, K xx Don't Be A Comma Sprinkler- Know Your Ruled 'L , ' ' . LQ ' L! ' I 2 ' Q aa

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Jerx 7lckuhr construes to the class the lmportance of Jumor Classlcal League to all Latm Club members The Latm Club has been a member of the league for the past f1ve years In the plcture w1th Jerl are Jon Howard and Mr Wllllam Black I!! 1, Foreign Languages Broaden The Uutlook Of All Students ,PEN I :VN I :: WINIQII' up .thump-,A fl, filming' 5. I -Nga. 'flu at ll glllif lv eh-.r The fore1gn language department of Hobart High School conslsts of Latm and Spanish Latm IS taught by Mr Wllliam Black and Spanish by Mr Robert Neff This year a third year of Latm was offeredto the students Although Latm IB no longer used as the language of any nation it is far from extinct In Spanish class one can learn more than gram mar the tools one needs for speakmg a new language One also acqulres a greater under standing and appreciatlon of the Spamsh tem perament and point of view Students of the or tradltions Two years of Spanlsh are being offered ln Hobart High School beginning and advanced classes Forelgn languages are also lmportant for college adm1ttance they are reqmred for certa1nf1elds Why th1s lsnt the Gary Post Trxbune Readlng the Spamsh newspaper L-X PRENSA are Gary Vt alker and Sue Robmson I O N ' ' ' l ' 'X - .X 14 'll' I I --- . Nl 1, ir! ' I , .I V A I' 'IQ ' . . - r ' - H a ' Vg , rg QW L Ng .lg .,p A Spanish classes learn of the country's customs :Q 'J ' I l ' 'U W, ' ' ' ,,. y ,- ' l I - ,J , . X . Z . . 1 K .I ' gin!-.xx X ' Al Q it ' v I ' r

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Are You Acquainted With Uur Countr '? The world we live in is indeed complicated. It is important for every student to become ac- quainted with the world and its management. Hobart High School offers three such opportuni- ties: United States History, government-eco- nomics, and world history. In the classes the students are taught more about the country of which they are citizens. Although world history is not required, it is as important as government-economics. Pointing out to Jim Blackburn the important countries in South America are Sheryl Nelson and Mr Forrest Rhodes These two serious rrunded students working on their government assign ment are Charles Walker and Pat Garland