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

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“I’ve learned that a great pleasure comes from looking back and seeing that most stu- dents turn out to be fine and worthwhile.” Miss Stewart smiles approvingly as Roger Norris conducts his experiments for the others in the class. Left to right: Miss Stewart, Wava Voight, Roger Norris, Helen Martin, Rick Stephens, and Bob Johnston. Science 13

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Alston Lungren is calculating the number of grams in the cylinder while Mr. Hamman, Howard Hershey, and Dick Greischar look on. “I have learned from my numerous students that the instructor’s qualifica- tions must include qualities of inspira- tional leadership, and the ability to transmit knowledge to the student so that it shall be alive and meaningful.” Science “Too few high school students are willing to work up to their capacity.” One thing that the first year physics students do is weigh wooden cylinders. Here, Rich Ondrovich, Trennis Wright, Tom Kitterman, and Carla Moberg show their demonstration of it. 12

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The 1961-62 yearbook and newspaper staffs work diligently under Mr. Heintzle- man’s direction. “Some are anxious to learn; some are hesitant to learn; some are not interested in learning. But all have a need to learn.” 1 Language Arts “From my students, I have learned more than any university, any book, or any one person could ever have taught me. To my stu- dents I shall ever be indebted.” A 14 Mrs. Karr listens in on a debate in speech class. These sophomore students are deciding on a topic to discuss.