Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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STAI P OF ANNUAL Ruth ID1LkUXQI' I QIIYOY III Qlllcf I r1nCc II us thornc 1 1 1 t ASSOLI AI F LDI 1 ORS LLASS Florence Hlmmond Sim Em Beth 'Nloonc Iohn Nleeter Helm Xbcrncthx lhcodore Brmcl Crue Bell firl Iueedlc IITLRUU Htnrxetm Xbcrncthx Nhrx Rloone Dorothy Rohrcr oscphmc Ixrxnbrlll Lllfl Brennin ATIILLTILQ Iohn bu mton Lrmghton Belmwn SPELIXI IIXTLRES Ixitllcrxnc Ubcrlln XITFJOFIL Ruff Nhrx Ruth Grltc lrotter Plcinor Poppcnhu en Rlthird IIIIRIYIIU ART Idnt Nluchlbergcr XVIIIITIII Gcothcxdler Ahtc Hammond PHOTOCRWHY Helen Iouelmn Primes Hawthorne Clarente NI1n1s FACULTY ADX ISI Rb LITERXRY 'XIr Nlurru Hubs Dxllex Mxss Groman M155 t c Garrx NIINS Pilnter 'XI1Qs Blrlne TYIEXNRITINC Nhss Neunham Bmsrxrss Nlr Rupp Ur Tulor ART 'Nllss Instcr 'Uuss Iohnson . 1 4 1 5 . vs 1 ' ........................... Assistant lfltor I: IN 'S lirtllwt . . .......................... l'3LlSillL'SS AlZlIl2lQk'I' Wflliztrrx l'icr'ct' ............ . .... . . . .. Asst. I':llSiHL'SS Xlzumalgvr - - 1 V .4 , , , tt . , 1 . -' ' 1 , . ' , . , 5 . , ' .1 j, ., U M' . J P 1 '- ' ' . f - , 1 . U' , ' , . , . . , J , 1 1 . . , , . 2 ': , . . z ,1. s, . 4' , 1 ' ' N - ' ', i- 4 K X , L L , a 1 1 . ' , . . , .5 . , . , A CS: . , , , . . . . , '-t . 1 .-', 1 ' j, ' , ' NI- ' v .' fit . Lv ' . ' J: ,-1 . , rf . . .. , . A t .

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Xlk Q N1 XlLlJXXI1I R l ll Nlcll Supt Schools ll'lI1LlPll MR MCDANIEL To reahze the splendxd work of Mr McDan1e1 for the publrc schools of Hammond one needs only to know the many 1mprove ments that have been made 1n the school system smce he became supermtendent 1n 1905 Four new bulldmgs have been erected 1rv1ng Wallace Columbla and the Industrral Hlgh School Wash mgton Rlverslde and Lmcoln schools have been remodel ed, and a SIY room addltlon has been buxlt at the LaFayette bulldlng New heatlng plants have been put ln all the old bulldmgs 'Ihe followmg departments have been added to the schools domestic sclence domestic art pre vocatlonal and vocatxonal tralnmg nlght school physlcal educat1on and prlmary supervrslon All of these new departments and penmanshlp drawlng and Fngllsh ln the upper grades now have specral supervlslon rlhe teachmg corps of the Hammond pubhc schools has mcreased from sxxty three to one hundred seventy In short durmg lblr lWcDan1el s mcumbency the school system of Hammond has been developed from comparatlvely llttle to one of the most eflicxent ln the country MR MCELROY When Mr McElrox became prmcnpal of the Hammond H1gh School m 1908 a ward school the supermtendent s ofhce and a hlgh school of less than one hundred flftv students, were all m the old Central bulldxng Now the hlgh school rs enjoymg a new burldmg where there IS ample room for all students In the same proportlon that the attendance has mcreased the Held of opportumty for the students has enlarged When Mr McElroy came to thls school two courses were open to the students, now seven courses are offered Through Mr McElroys efhcxent leadershlp and devotlon to the school the provmcral school of ten years ago has become the metropohtan hrgh school of todav Here the 1Ult121t1VC of the mdxvxdual student rs emphaslzed, and through a pohcy of school dlsclplme whxch always permrts as much freedom as possxble to every student the esprzt de corps of the school has reached a state to be admxred 1n so large a body of students 10 . .. ' ,Ja Kl.'. .. 'mam' - :'.'. , . . Y , 9 Y ' - 1 y ' ' 1 ' I y 1 ' C 1 . , ' , . 4 , , f , L C r C C - . I . , . Q v 5 ' Y . . Y O Y . . . . 1 1 . v . , . Y ' Y I s v 4 1 , ,SO . . y . , . , . . , ! .