Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Sponsors who lent their efforts were Miss McGranahan, Miss Johnson, and Miss Anderson. THE YEAR OF 1933 The class has been chosen by The Daily Dope to take the place of honor in the records of the H. H. S. as being one in which the majority are represented in almost every field of activity. To lead them, the group elected Chester Gargas, president, Maurey Zlotnik, vice-presidentg Sarah Scott, secretaryg and Arthur Milne, treasurer. Faculty members chosen were Mr. Garrett, Mr. Keeler, and Miss Anderson. 13 CHESTER GARGAS MAUREY ZLOTNIK SARAH SCOTT ARTHUR MILNE