Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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First Roux: Miller, Lynn, Rapp. McNeil, Harlow, Blythe, McCullough, Giotte, Josway, Shaw, Chizmar, Phares. Second Row: Evans, Etter, Malinowski, Martin. Florence, Hagerman, Wiborg, Payer, Thompson, Growe, Rathburn, Helmer, Baliga. Third Row: Belshaw, Rausch, George, Snow, Pruitt, Gallagher, Yedinak, Lambert, Purdy, Auld, Gasaway. Fourth Row: Mr. Nelson, McLaughlin, Pickford, Granack, Snow, Freeman, Brauer, Hess, Schafer, Mattoon, MacGregor, Perdew, Takacs The H-MEN'S CLUB, which any winner of a major athletic award can join, is run directly by the H-Men's council, a group of boys representing all sports. Besides sponsoring the two annual banquets held after the football and baseball seasons, and financially supporting the intra-mural program, the H-Men also sold basketball programs at all home games. Two large tasks, the financing and organization of the Athletic Hall of Fame and the encouragement of the estab- lishment of the National Athletic Scholarship Society, were undertaken and met with satisfying results. H-MENS COUNCIL Siftiug: Blythe, Yedinak, Enter. Sftmdingz Bnliga, Gallagher, Mr. Nelson, Rausch. Seventy-seven

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NURSES STAFF Lefl fo rigbis Fcgcly, MacMillan, Banos., Rciff, Stanford. Bill Purdy, Hammond High atlmlctc, is lmving 11 physical check-up before competing in sports. Dr. Frederick Musncclmio is tluc school physician. Seventy - six A student in the Health-mobile Where any student may lmvc luis lungs x-rayecl.

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WINGFOOT CLUB Firxt Row: Murphy, Freeman, Snow, Peters, Florence, Schwingendorff, Bizoukas, McNeil, Alt, Childress, Stempowski, Kulka. Second Row: Mr. Wonsowitz, Sane, Mcllroy, Bauer, Bement, Gallagher, Yedinak, Kroslack, Brauer, Hess, Kowal, Novakowski. A member of the WINGFOOT CLUB sells Hammond High football and basketball programs and operates the concession stand at all football games. The club was originated in 1925 under Coach Bill Easton. To promote sportsmanship, fair play, co-operation and team spirit is what every Wingfoot member strives for. Mr. Wonsowitz sponsored the 52 members and the following were the club's officers: Wayne Freeman, president, John Pomplin, vice presidentg and LeeRoy McNeil, secretary. The SWIMMING CLUB, a part of the Girls' Athletic Club, functioned under the watchful eye of Miss Meis- ter. Since there were many girls interested in joining, the club was divided into two parts. The more advanced swimmers went into the senior section while the others were in the junior section. During the first semester, stunts and rythmatic swimming were learned, so that the girls could make a good showing in the water ballet at the Mardi Gras. From February to June the club learned how to save drowning victims. GIRLS' SWlMlNflING CLUB Sitting: Rau, Peters, Wakefield, Christianson, O11 Board: Pruyn, Gula, Mapes, Schank, Orr, Hopman, Crouch, Fuller, Stewart, Hicks. O11 Edge: Walther, McPherson, Mathis, McCoy, Papa. Sf:1r1di11g: Rowe, McCullough, Ribicki, Bement, Maksymuk. Betty Bement, diving, and advanced swimming class. Seventy-eight