Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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FRED BUNGER had high and mighty hopes of going out for track this spring. Who among her friends does not feel that ELNORA BUWA, with her soft Words, makes the world a little better to live in when she smiles and gives a pleasant greet- ing? That flaming haired lad who has finally been awarded a place in the Boys' B d is none other than ROBERT CAHALL. ARGARET CALDWELL is that quiet reserved little person whose greatest ambi- tion is the Girl Reserves. CAROLINE CAMPBELL applied for membership in the Hi-Y -but was refused. Oh, to dance and have individuality like SAM CARLEY. ROBERT CARR plans to be an A. 8z P. store manager some day. CHARLES CARROLL'S long suit is athletics, especially track. CHARLES CARTER is an artist not to be sneezed at, and has he ever the line to pull! Careful, girls! JEANNE CARTER'S sweet personality and striking clothes are a marked asset to any study hall. llllllllilllali . Q Q Most Ambitious L- Q Q CHARLES BALDWIN 18

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'rv'1'.Q-. 1 .--.':.::.1 :':.. l -4 1 .i ' ' Lif it. E.. if KATHRYN KAIN . Did Most For School I I 4 Nfl? 1 Y ' wi Her shyness, which does not invoke laughter, but rather deep respect, marks MARGARET BODOR as an individual in the class. Although his freshman and sopho- more years were spent at another school, JAMES BOHLING is already a popular per- son in our midst. One does not need a mi- croscope to read EDWARD BOJDA'S Writ- ing, so excellent it is that 'tis enough to make the heart of any teacher leap. St. Joe High School claimed part of MARY BOMERSBACICS time, but while she has been here We have found her one to be ad- mired for her Wit and intelligence. MELVIN BOONSTRA is a quiet, peace abid- ing student of this institution. Big things are often accomplished by persons of small stature, as is shown by RAYMOND BOOS. Her love of history has Won for GRACE BRUHN a place in the Sphinx club. Of course you know DALTON BRUNSDONQ he's the fellow that used to drive that old red and black taxi to school. Just where GARNETT BUCKNER would be without Lucille Bellamy we could not tell. FERN BUNGER is another member of that ever popular Girl Reserve organization. 17 In ,Ma

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777, S ' Most A bitiou S H 331' Efxf ALVERTA SOHL iA.L,m'+3i mW+'i2'4F' l Although MARY ELLEN CARTER belongs to the French Club she is a much more important member in the Carter- Matthews organization. Yes, we'd like to be able to Wear those glasses like MARIETTA CHAPMAN, and look as digni- fied as she does. ROBERT CHILDS, first Clarinetist in the Boys' Band, has his say in about every thing, including Student Court, Debating, and Sphinx Club. ARNOLD CHRISTEN, that cunning tou- seled-headed blond, has done himself proud in the quartette of cheerleaders this year. DRUSILLA CHRISTENSEN sings for other- wisej in the Glee Club. DOROTHY CLA TON has finally reaced her cherished des Q of being a member of the Sphinx Club. KATHRYN COOLMAN is another of these all-around persons, having her dab in the Bohemian, Sphinx, and French clubs and de- bating. MILDRED COFFING spends most of her time in the girls' gygrn. VIRGINIA CURTIS, quiet and sweet, is a member of the Girls' Glee Club. JOHN DEROLF must have been the chap for whom they Wrote the try, try again adage. 19