Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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9 V' X, J I 2 ,WA 1, m l'7'i': -521: ' mm' '3,.'m'Hul'lTl l . V ,nl ' 'I Nl X f . W ,QQ il' V ir , N Ax ll I l-IE staff of the l933 Dunes gratefully acknowl- edges the co-operation given by lvlr. l-lovve, of the high school printshopg Mr. Lounsbury, of the Fort Wayne Engraving Companyg Mr. I-leckelrnan, of the W. B. Conkey Companyg and MryBodie, of Bodies Art Studio.

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AIVIMOND, tor the second time in torty years, becomes the gateway to a Chicago vvorldls tair, ln H393 the exposition, held to commemorate the voyages ot Columbus tour hundred years earlier, brought thousands through the same city vvhich this year sees the people ot all lands on their vvay to the nevv Century ot Progress, Chicago's V933 Worlds Fair. The exposition ot a generation ago, vvith its conventional architecture and historical background, contrasts strongly vvith the present one, vvhich, by its fantastic appearance, is so suggestive ot the tuture. When vve see the replica ot Fort Dearborn, vve begin to speculate on vvhat another