Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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JANET WEISS ,, W - EE N ! lost Studzous I 0' ,---Q nfl? ' K . 1 r' ? - ll i As a member of such honorary societies as the Ace of Clubs, Sphinx Club, and Na- tional Honor Society, HELEN HOTINSKI identifies herself as a fine student. LORRAINE HOUSELY promises to make a name for herself in the field of modern art. PAUL HOWERTON is not only jack of all trades, but, it seems, master of all. ROBERT HUBBARD and the football team have been a valuable combination. CHARLES HUGHES' mind must be Well loaded because it makes so little noise. The band will sorely miss EUGENE ILIFF, for his playing has boosted it quite a bit. WARREN ILIFF'S aims are of the highest. One is sure to find STEVE IVAN either in the Press room or the swimming pool. For CLYDE JACKSON life holds no problems- only joy. Marcia Jackson, as well as having studied history, has made it by her sweet, attractive kind of grace. l l - ,. f- 2't

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x ujfw 'kR'fg' 'sl Service seems the pastime of EVELYN HESTER, for she honors Girl Reserves alone. Perhaps no other boy has as many varied interests such as music, art, dramatics, and sports as has LAWRENCE HEYL. LEE HICKMAN is claimed by the Boys' Band as one of its prize drummers. PHIL HIDY, our tiny trackman, seems to be jack of all trades. JEWEL HINKLE is tres petite et tres belle . WINETTE HOEPPNER and the Biology Club have been closely united. JEANETTE HOBLITZEL is an active Sphinxer . WALTER HOFFMAN has been a footman-pressball-or footbal1-press- man. ROBIN HOPKINS-what would the Bohemian Club do without this budding author? So few really know EVANGELINE HORNER, but those few value her friend- ship highly. lil-I! l,l 'I l I FJ :iv Q Q fl? - R A JoHN JoHNsoN 26 X

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One finds in IRENE JANECZKO a noble all-around girl and a willing helper. Heard'st thou the sweet wail of a clarinet? 'Twas ROBERT JARNECKE practicing. THOMAS JOHNS, our modern Hercules, is widely known for his ability in the field of Wrest- ling and tumbling. It is easy to predict a rosy future for an ambitious boy with JOHN JOHNSON'S accomplishments. Blonde hair and blue eyes hold such joys for RUSSELL JOHNSON. Hidden beneath the quiet reserve of WILLARD JONAS lies great sincerity, musical talent, and brilliance. Service is MARGARET JONES' middle name. No payment can possibly compensate her for her spirited zeal in carrying on school activities. VIRGINIA JONES just smiles and smiles. We Wonder if they all are so happy in Fenger? Who volunteers to speak this ydung lad's name? JOSEPH KACZOCHA beats them all because it's his. A finer student nor more active miss could ne'er be found than is KATHRYN KAIN. llllllllillljzi L A M I Q Most Athletic . A A WILLARD ORR 28