Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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-I 1 l 1- - 4.1- ' ' - , U . I 2 1' gf L.-1' ...sv Jiffy! Ctopl rnrtu' jacob Sttrn. Yale lfeale. Kullis lfetters. Robert Cox, XYarren llohling. Roland Leech. Floyd XYilliams, Elwood Redmond. Louis llernatt. SL'CUlItf 1'n'zu: Louis Janos, Melvin Sehrauer, Louis liar- herly, Kenneth .Xnderson, Leonard Sterling. Milton Palmer. XYilhur Cox, Melvin Hardie-s. John Kriz- manich, -lack hlCxYllli2lHlS. Lowell Survant. Third mtv: Edward Ebert. George Radford, Philip llreillatt, lfugene Connor. ,Xlhert Retzlohc. bXv2lI'I'tZl'l johnson, Raymond Schreiner. Steve Janos. Albert Cook, Andrew Rel'inec. Fozrrflz rote: Fred llawk, Milton Nlcfall, Varl Anderson, Parker Smith, llurdette XYheeler. Roland Moore, Truman XYeimer, XYalter Thornton. Edward Downing, Lester Kosanke. Fifth Kbottomj rorzu' lfdgnr Pope. Norman Ilomke. lfdward .Xnuta, Ilavid XYightman. Bliss lileeker, Leo llreolos, Nlauriee Rayeraft, Graydon Heuitt. Fred XVhitton. Boys' Glee Club Prf'si1lz'zzt-George Radford. Svrreftrzry-Lester Kosanke. I,iff-lj7'FSiI1t 7lfTI'lI'Ctl Hawk. Sponsor-lliliss Becker. The Boys, Glee Club is one of the liyest clubs in the school. Its great aim and purpose, like that of the Girls' Glee Club, is to promote a broader and more intelli- gent appreciation of music in regard to chorus work. Under the able direction of Bliss Becker the Boys' Glee Club has played an important part in the work of the Glee Clubs They took part in both the annual operetta, Once in a Blue Bloom, and the annual county contest, besides their many other activities. The club has become one of the outstanding organizations of the school. The Boys' Glue Club, organized in l922, has very ably upheld its aims by its commendable work. Tfwenty-three

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X i . l ' 'B 1ml-' tl Ll. -i- '5 i-Ih. Ii V 1-+A I r a , .f'C. L Firxi Ctopj rote: Dorcas llohlinq. Marie lieiderwieden, Ruth Silverman. Helen Young, Bessie Caine, Lillian Smith, Loretta Corbin. Srfoml 1'07t'.' Henrietta Duncan, Jean Lockman, Dorothy Groman, Lois Smith, lfarie Edwards, Miriam Hathaway, Alice Steckincister. Peggy Hagedorn, Eva MeNary. Third row: lfdith Smith, Alice Berry, Margaret Jones, Barbara Edgeconihe, Doris Todd. Helen Schrieber, Leila Hud- son, Velma Davis, Fern Garrett. Fourth row: Isabel Reiman, Mildred Love, Gwendolyn Horton, Daisy Patterson, Chlotielde Runisey. Olive Martinson, llelen Harmon, Mae Eastman, Ruth Koenig, Eunice Jef- fries. Fifi!! Cb0ttoni5 rrmu' Rachel Moone, Blaurine Schubert. Mildred Bellamy, .Xdeline Highland. Miss Becker, XVilma Skinkle, Virgene Dietrich, Uorothy Kayes, Lillabelle Good. ESNLV ebliQ, r Girls' Glee Club Prerifleizl-lN'Iarie Beiderwieden. Sfrrfftary-lwaurine Schubert. Sponror-Nliss Becker. Among the several organizations in the high school the Girls' Glee Club is per- haps the most active, for its activities not only include those within the school but many outside as well. Under the leadershi of Miss Becker who was recentl 1 obtained as the director, P ' , 5 W the second annual operetta, Once in a Blue lNIoon, sponsored by the blee Clubs, was given and it proved a decided success. The Glee Club represents the school in the animal county contest which is held among the high school students in Lake County to promote a greater interest in music. Miich of the success of the Glee Club may be attributed to the fine spirit ot co-opera- tion among its many members and its accompanist, Bliss Leila Hudson. 1 qi 'i li W 1, dl l--, 41 ivl I I n 1 in' i I1 iv i 43 'i II! 1 gnu s-1 ..1 . 'ul r- ll U' '1 I 'I '..-. ., , ,. . , . -, . F' --A .1 .- , . A '. . .. , ti , x W V ' -- : - .t ,I - i A. ,, V I 'h , - K ,l D A 'A - ' . Tfwcnly-lfwo

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C ll'-ff-' i I - V - , ' , ii- 'T1l l - l i-Y' -: . . 1- 4 ' -. ' F1'r.vt ftopl rnfsx' Xlary XYright. Nlargarct Maloney. Clara Kuhn. llelen lilavk. livelyn Collctt, Nlarie Comstock. Margaret Reeves, Ruth lfenstcrmacher. .SQFCUIHI Voir: 'l'helma Scofield. llelen Harmon, Vir- ginia Milne, XVilma Hewitt, janet Lefter. Maxine XYilkison, Kathleen Alley. Evelyn Steenson, Jane Redman. Tlziril 1'07i'.' l'anlinc Neenan, Yelda Richter, Marjorie llclcman, lfstclle l,aelcot'l', Mary Norton. Mary Gostlin, Mildred Seitz, Janet Smith, Virginia Earls, Nlclva llowers. lfrfzzrtlz rote! Leila llnmlson Cdrnm majorb. Xvinifrerl VVise. Eva McNary. Gizella Stodola. Grace Click, lice Miller, Mary Hinnpfer. Betty llly, Nola liepplc. Myrtle Childs, Mr. Lesinslcy. Fifth Llmottoinh rfmu' Lcnorc YYilson, Ruth Koenig, julia 'lillOlUIlS, Evelyn llonpt, Eleanor Anderson. .Xlmzi Matteson, llonila I'l:urrington, Blue lloaril- way. lleuluh Hnllickson. lfdith Smith. Dorothy llannnonsl. Girls' Band IJil'l'l'f0I'.V-iX Il'. Lesinsky and llflr. Diercks. Dressed in their purple Capes, cadet hats and white dresses, the Girls' Band, led by Leila Hudson, their drum major, makes an attractive picture in the student parades. Not only is the Girls, Band unsurpassable in appearance but also in their ability to play. For two consecutive years they have won the county contest, and it is our hope that they not only win that cup again, but will go to the state contest. The Girls' Band appears in concert with the Boys' Band each year. Miss Mary' VVright, a talented tuba player, is the soloist. Each year the band, because of its popularity, increases in size and makes real progress. Let's go, girls, and make it even bigger and better! Yrfivgniy-four Y