Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Mardi Gras Dance Arnold Nafziger becomes a sheriff on Western Day. Students relaxing at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, After-game dance at the Civic Center. Sadie Hawkins couple. Sixty-nine

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES First Row: Rauer, Reiter, Rich, Russo, Sajdyk, Seddemeyer. Schuler, Schank, Shep, Snyder, Smith, Wargo, Second Row: Lippincott, Lloyd, Mikolajczak, MacNary, McCullough, Murray, Meyer, Parritt, Orr, Terrill. Third Row: Graham, Goff, Gussman, Hazen, Hopman, Hussey, Hirsch, Jenkins, Johnson, Kansfield, Keefe, Kelly, Kingeter, Volk- man, Thomas. Fourth Row: Ayers, Barrett, Barter, Bement, J. Brown, M. Brown, Condrey, Coughlin, Crooks. Cherman, DeRosier, Dorsey Dwoznik. STUDENT ACTIVITIES One of the contributing factors to the greatness of Hammond High School is a versatile social program. Under the direction of Peggy MacNary, Secretary of Student Activities, Dave Barter, Undersecretary, and Miss Georgia Ander- sen, sponsor, plans were made for events that would meet the many needs of a large student body. The social calendar included the winter formal and the spring semi-formal, innumerable soc-hops, dress dances, all school parties, and square dances. Each noon many students enjoy the activities in the social room. The social department not only provides an opportunity for students to enjoy themselves but also teaches the basic principle of citizenship and cooperation. In planning the many events students learn to Work together toward a common goal. Hammond High's social program is a success. It will be so only as long as students are willing to make it succeed. Members of the student activities unit are working on posters and plans for a dance. Sixty-eight

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Seventy Dancing couples at the Senior Dance. Coke time nt the Senior Dress Dance. Ar the winter semi-formal