Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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THE. DVNEN 1330 Senior Class ARCHIE ERVIN President ARCHIE ERVIN Arch Frworitc' Author: Jack London Favorite Book: VVings Football, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, llase- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Senior Class, Vice- President Perge Club, 4. JAMES GRAHAM jim', Favorite Author: Lew XVallace Favorite Book: Ben-Hur Ace of Clubs, lg Perge Club, 4: Hi-Y Club, 4: Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 45 Vice-President of Senior Class. KATHRYN HALLIGAN Irish Hooligann Favorite Author: George Eliot Favorite Book: Silas Marner G. A. C., 1, 2, 35 Sphinx Club, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer, 33 Triac 33 Treasurer, 4, Senate, 4: Dramatic Club, 4. XNYILLIAM POSTLEWAITE Bill Favorite Author: Rudyard Kipling Favorite Book: All Quiet on the XYestern Front Perge Club, 3, 4: Herald Staff, 2, 3, Business Manager, 45 Boys' Band, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 33 President, 4, House of Representatives, 3. Miss WHITE Thou wert our guide, philosopher, and friend. JAMES GRAHAM KATHRYN l'lAI.I,IGAN VVILLIAM Pos1'r.EwA1TE Miss WHITE Fire-President Serreiary Treasurer Sponsor N S .yy Q Qs is N ,N S is

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Whether' he is acting in the capacity of medical mission' ary, clergyman, judge, doc' tor, policeman or volunteer postman, he performs his duties with a vigor and en' thusiasm that has made his influence felt in every part of the world. His valuable and selffdenying services have won for him the C.M.G. and the Nuerchese Bequest of the British Royal Geographical Society. CLASSES

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Honor Roll-Senior Class, 1930 Y Tnenvnttr 1.9501 Senior History Sponsor-Miss White. Prexident of '28-Eleanor Anderson. President of '29-james Turner. President of '30-Archie Ervin. The class of thirty has not done many spectacular things, but it has conscien- tiously backed the school in every way. It has many competent students, in a scholastic as well as athletic manner. It is the largest Senior Class that has yet graduated from the Hammond High School. Two hundred and fifty diplomas will be given out in June. The three presidents have been outstanding in school activities other than in their own class. Both boys were members of the football squad, and both were nomi- nated for the presidency of the student association. Eleanor was prominent on the girls' basketball and swimming teams. Wanda Ciucka and Lois Bounds, as a result of their hard work and many A's, have been selected as Valedictorian and Salutatorian, and they will make their addresses at the Class Day exercises. Miss White's perseverence and tact enabled the class to successfully give a delight- ful prom for the ex-seniors of '29. , 'X Adams, James Arnold, Fern Backlund, Elsie Barnhardt, Charles Bartling, Ruth Bennett, Donald Bialoglowicz Carl Bounds, Lois Brown, Gilbert Burch, Roy Caldwell, Keith Childs, Myrtle Ciucka, Wanda Cohen, Melvin Dennis, Ruth Donovan, Josephine Dorton, Jeanette Dowgiello, Helen Dunkerson, Leland Elder, Charlotte Ervin, Evelyn Fine, Nettie Fletcher, Charles Forgich, Charles Gerrity, lyluriel Grzywacz, Lillian Gyoker, Elizabeth Harris, Betty Hesterman, Melviii Hunt, Mildred Jacobs, Arthur Kaplan, Helen Landell, Dorothy Levens, Nellie Mae Lewis, Eleanor Lewis, Hughes Maloney, Margaret Milne, Virginia Molik, Margaret Moyer, Dolores Newman, lsadore Olsen, Edna Osler, Betty Ridgway, Mary Rishka, Tillie Thon, Dorothy Van Tamelen, Esthe Vidakovich, Helen Volz, Rosemary Winner, Helen I' X. 21 X 22. X X 23 .. s. i 24 X- 25 I -1. 2 2 .5