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

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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.

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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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“My students have taught me to respect them each as an indi- vidual person. I see each one in a different light and do not judge them by what their brothers and sisters before them have done.” Mrs. Deal explains to Donald Polanshy, Deana McBride, and Karen Mueller about 3 outstanding figures of speech. “Teaching can be com- pared to parenthood in that we are always learning from the problems that confront young people. That is what makes teaching so challeng- ing.” Mrs. Eugene Wise Mrs. Wise pauses to help Diane Benka on her English paper. “During my years of teach- ing, usually whatever I measure out to my students they return to Dave Sgambelluri questions Miss Anderson on the sentence construction of his theme. 15