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

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German is the world of inspira- tion and individual solutions to esthetic problems. Every new stu- dent contributes to the knowledge and inspiration. (Mi : The class looks very attentive as Mrs. Cicak lectures to the class on verb conjugation. Arts Primarily I have learned the value of mutual respect. I try to appreciate his viewpoint and hope he may do the same for me. Mrs. Baily prepares to check out Steve Fessler’s books as Marie Koritko, Georgia Dietrick and Steve Davis wait their turn. 23

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I have learned many things. My conclusion has been that our stu- dents are a reflection of the way their parents and teachers have thought and acted before them. Roberta Rhea and Kenny Riek help Mr. Black explain to the class about sentence declensions. Language Arts Second year Spanish students Carolyn Wise and Kent Smith show Mr. Neff their interpretation of “el toro” or the bull. Each student has his own emotional needs, intellectual ca- pacity — and thus should be treated as a distinct personality and not as merely part of a group. 22

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The I.Q. has a lot to do with students learning, but it’s the will power and the Will which is important to his edu- cation. Elden Waldschmidt, Richard Allison, Mike Blachly, and Danny Stowers listen solemnly as Mr. Collins explains the procedure of running this intricate machine. Vocational Mr. Billar and three of his students look critically at a finished product. Left to right: Curtis Smith, John Sandburg, Mr. Billar, and Rick Young. I have learned that a sense of humor and patience are two im- portant assets of being a teacher.