Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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EDNA DERYBOWSKI has spent four years walking in and out of Mr. Hendrick's advisory. Her charms so many and her faults so few make MARIANNE DETRICK one of the most beloved of the characters in the class. CLIFFORD DICKINSON is known as an aspirant for Bill Tilden's hon- ors. With a name that makes us think of Russian czarinas, dancing dark eyes, and lovable charms, CATHERINE DIEHL is enough to attract attention. ALICE DIENER has earned her reputation through participation in the Sphinx and German clubs. ROY DIETERICH shall long be remembered as the pianist of the school dance orchestra. We feel that the girls' swimimng team Would be lost Without JUEL DOBBINS' speedy back stroke. HELEN DOBOS has a talent for writing poems and stories with a different and brilliant theme. Who speaks then, of neatness, when MARGARET DROBINA is in our midst? JOE DRZICH is one Senior who centered his ambitions on football alone. llllllllflllji A M H Best Looking fx L- A M A up STANLEY SOVOLA 20

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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

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Pfrettiest I LUCILLE MOHR 5-,,,f f ' A gg vert? - -'N' ' 'fai r :,. i,..','Z.fJ.l' In C HI -fx MARIE DUTTON is a prized partici- pant in just about everything available. JANE DYSART and her glossy black hair are to be seen in many clubs. The band and orchestra claim OTTO EBLER as their property. CLAUDIA EDWARDS is a prominent Arts and Crafts Club member. JUNE ELSTER and her trombone are quite essential to our musical organizations. VICTOR ENGLISH has been one of our able basketmen. RAYMOND ERNST, it seems, is emerging from a successful hibernation. RICHY EVANS and football just seem to go together. In the days when this town boasted some banks RALPH EWING was a competent bank cashier. ELVA FALK is one of our ardent feminine athletes. 21 MW: iff Q ,