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

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Our School Life Creates Increasing Demands Inside and out Hobart boasts 1200 sophomores, juniors, and Seniors, busi- ly rushing to their next classes during the five minutes allowed between each 60-minute period; trying to get some last minute cramming into their 40- minute lunch period; or hurrying to lockers after the last bell at 3:15. HHS life thrives on lively conversa- tion and the latest fads as well as heavy armloads of books and final exams. Every day brings a fresh and more demanding challenge as students fill the classrooms to learn about the wide and varied skills that must be mastered in forming the Great So- ciety of our generation. Above right — Three Seniors enjoy lunch before some last minute cramming during their lunch hour. Above — Some students even find time to exchange a little gossip while between classes. Other with classes at the opposite end of the building ore not as fortunate.

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Heavily laden with books, Linda Johnston heads for the library before the bell rings. Right — Joyce Eaton has a hard time trying to find a textbook down at the bottom of her locker between classes. 6

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Our Activities Relieve Everyday Pressures Monotony of daily routine and rigors are broken by extracurricular activities and athletic events. Brickies work off steam on the football field, at pep ses- sions and on the dance floor. Students are educated to become individual per- sonalities in three years at Hobart High. Leadership, scholarship, sportsman- ship, and fellowship are promoted by the various organizations and activities revolving around our school life. There- fore this is the time to get things done, a time of big decisions which will in- fluence tomorrow ' s world. How we use it will determine the future of our com- munity, our state, our country and our world. With this understanding we can truly say that this is OUR TIME. Abov« — Getting an idea about a future occupa- tion are Seniors Sherry Woods and Linda Bayless. The girls make use of the information displayed in the library. Right — Anytime is the right time to discuss life in general. Red and Mary Davies and Diana Bartholemew break for a few minutes after helping the political parties decorate the street in front of school.