Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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- - . T i .A . ,Q tb TH- ' i ,Y -- i l , .d lk'i'l... U ' I ,Lt ui l I kr 'ji 4 K , H' First Ctopj rfmx' lfvvlyn Carlson, lfllcn Foley. Elizabeth Hopnian. Yivian Trippecr, Dorothy Gromuu, hlary G, Shcrby, Bliss Klolison. .Srrrmd rote: lfvclyn Hart, l-'lorcnce Finks. Isalu-lle Ruiman. Edith Rhode. Irene Rhode, Ruth llerlisl, Nliss jay. Tlzird lbottomb rote: Iitty Borgman, llaxvn Post, Marjorie llonibergtr, Margaret llagctlorn, lfvelyn Cfollctt. janet l.efter. Junior Life Saving The Junior Life Saving Corps is a national organization composed of boys and girls who pass the set requirements concerning the saving of fellow swimmers. There has been instruction in the girls' pool ever since the completion of the pool, and each year results in a larger class. It is also encouraged in the regular swimming periods by the instructors, Misses Molison and Jay, and often required of the advanced swimmers. Nlany are taught how to approach a drowning person, break the strangle holds he might have upon them, carry him to safety and bring him to consciousness if neccessary. Besides this, surface diving to retrieve, at the depth of 8 or 10 feet, objects weighing several pounds, and undressing in the water, then swimming 100 yards, are also included before a swimmer may wear the desired diamond-shaped emblem. To earn the Senior Life Saving Emblem, the person is required to be at least 17 years old. Ellen Foley, a graduating Senior, earned this badge this spring and at present is the only high school girl in possession of one. This advanced test is comprised of more difficult strangle holds to break and longer distances to carry the victim. Breaking two persons apart, who are holding on to each other, is also a part of the requirements. As a whole it requires more endurance than is necessary for the junior badge. G. A. C. point credit is also given to the girls who attend the after-school instruction classes. One hundred points is awarded for the first 100 hours swimming and 5 points for every hour thereafter. At the completion of the test an additional 100 points is received. The Senior test also earns 100 points toward the animal G. A. C. awards. There are several girls who have completed the test, either before or after the taking of the picture, but who do not appear in the group. They are: N. Stevens, M. -Tones, M. Folk, B. Osler, E. Carlson, M. Baker, F. Brown, C. Elder, L. Bechtold, B. Harris, l. Anuta, S. Johnson. ivl Ol lv M ai 1 'Tl 1 3 1 I 'lill lv- i .... , , .V , , , , , l , - I , ' u .' 'V z'! ' .fu ,. , i 4 I ' 1 I . .Q --nxt ,: . --In - , ' , V- .,. ...I . V. 'xv --H, J : ' ,,. U Il gf. f ., ','. . ' -Q ...,' 1, V: ,I ,,,, 'gp -.U ., jl . . V., .-1 f . I ' .Q A -, I Tlwfnly .rl il- I Y

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, V l ',- 4- u.i,.: -1 -t . - , ,,......g - li 7-1l' '1 ' '- 1 -lin p I ' ' V M ' T' , ,-, -ir, Y lr ' 1 in ... R R .. me L'1'1't'r I1'ftnSl-.xlolcs L'jHfu'r r'1'gI1tf,ll'N!o1cs Tap row: N. Shaw. S. Johnson, Y. Trippeer, Bliss lay. R. llrown. lf. Finks. G. Cliandler. lfoftoflzf I. Vlayton, U. Malone, li. Collett. E. Carle . , . . son lcaplainj. Nl. Ialko, L. Moot. loft raft: lf. Foley, Xliss Alay. F. Savery. Bottom: li. lfinerson. .X. Burnett. Nl. llonilverger teaptainj. H. lluncan. ll. Post. Lmwr lfffffslil'IHJMORI4S Toi' win: M. llot'fineiste1'. Al. Stolte, l.. NVright. I.o:s't'r' f'lQlll l'lRESll5'llfN ' Xliss lay. NI. Gerrity. E. .Xnclt-rson, NY. 'limi' rms: lf llarton, ll. lllair. ll. llrtrdies, ll. lxap- hrecht. lan. ll. Rlasepohl, C, lioot. .l1ititift': ll. Carlson, G. Tweedlt-, Nliss jay, l.. lint-ttiter. ll. XVZIXIHZIH, R. Truppe. Harrow: Xl. llfiifey. ll. Shaw. C. lit-ville-, X. lleilxrr lezipiainh. ll. Rush, P. fate. Ifofforn: H. St-roczynski. l.. Ft'1lStCflll2lk'llBl'. R. llerlwst. Bl. llaggy tcaptanll. L. llallignn, ll. liook. Basketball Team Three months' practice, culminating' in the Interclass Tournament the week of Nlarch 19 in the boys' gym, resulted in the Championship of the class of '29, This season's tourney aroused more enthusiasm from the student body than ever hefore. Since lwoth the Juniors and Seniors, captained hy F. Carlson and NI. liomherger, respectively, won two games, they reached the finals. Contrary to the expectations of many, the Seniors proved to he a close match and the tight was a spirited one. A free throw turned the game to the juniors, 18-17. ln the game for third place in the tournament the Sophomores UNI. Daggy, captainj, defeated the Freshmen QA. Heiher, captainb, 13-9, hut only after a hard tight. To t'RN,xMEN'1' Scokcs Seniors 14 Freshmen 8 .luniors 13 Freshmen 6 Juniors 16 Sophomores 9 Seniors 18 Sophomores 10 FINALS Juniors 18 Seniors 17 Sophomores 13 Freshmen 9 An honorary varsity team, for which each girl receives 10 points toward the G. A. C. awards, is also chosen, as in the hockey. The following were picked by the coach, Miss jay, according to their ahility to play, and their attitude as good sports: FORWARDS Irene Clayton CLD Dawn Post CSr.J Nlarjorie Bomlwerger CSr.j Ruth Herbst 15.5 Scns. F.-Vivian Trippeer G.-Ruth Brown HJ GUARDS Stella Johnson 11.3 Ellen Foley 4Sr.D, captain 1Vinetef'n

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