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

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Through ADMINISTRATION D

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:X responsibility heldia responsibility met -yes. by the administration which frequently in the eyes of the student hody falls far short of expectations. Did you ever think of all the laws governing the running of a sehool. of all the approxal and permission that has to he ohtained lrefore policy ean heeome a reality. Yes. it is with a deep sense of responsi- bility that the administration and faculty serve the school. Hours of time are put in by the administration in raising standards and in keeping the sr-hool up to the require- ments set hy the North Central association. The teacher plans lessons. attends meetings. 8 J u t Drifting goes to summer school and vontinually reads the latest'A hulletin in order to keep abreast of his sulmjeet. He has studied and studied hard before he 1-an r-ommunieate to you. And he spends hours in communieating and then hours in grading the effeetivem'ss of that eommunieation. But of eourse you as a student must also put forth effort. The administration plans testing programs. sets standards. plans eur- riculum and continually surveys his and other sehoolsmfalways with the intent to make the sf-hool lvetter. Yes. we proudly Credit them in the following pages.

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Future plans for the new Junlor hlgh school are bemg scanned by school board members standmg from left to rzght Albert F Ham an and Veme E Elllott treasurer Seated from left to nght Donald D Sporre Ruth Bnggs secretary and Don L Robln on presldent MR. ARLEY KERR Superintendent of Schools B.S., Ball Stateg M.A., I.U. MR EUGENE WISE Dlrector of Pupil Personnel B S M A Ball State f l I Q