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

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As a new school year begins, students once again crowd the halls. Each has come to better his understanding, to see remembered friends, and to meet new friends. While gathering in the lobby, students are alike in many ways, but with the ringing of the first bell, the crowd begins to disperse and individuals gradually emerge.

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Right — Debbie Best displays her talents while painting the lobby windows, an an- nual event at Christmas time. Below — Wasting no time between classes, students hope to talk with friends before their next class begins. Far right — Awaiting the final outcome of the wrestling match, junior Nancy Pope shows unchanged disgust. Extreme right — Teena Nelson, Queen Sally Adams and Pat McLaughlin relax after the crowning of homecoming queen.

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I I T:. i Hu - ' tZmflf . file’s rmSJi I Above — Unsettled disputes between Gen- eral Motors and the UAW caused the union to go on strike. (DETROIT FREE PRESS) Right — One of the many organizations started in 1970 was the Calument City Congress. Ken Tucker was elected presi- dent. (GARY POST TRIBUNE) Far right — Displaying their interests in to- day ' s world, members of Students To Out- law Pollution wore armbands. Extreme right — Railroad employees set up picket lines during the one day railway strike, which Congress ended. 6 Opening