Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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hundred years will bring to Chi- cago and Hammond. It is our city's unique distinction ot bee ing the gateway to these tairs that turnishes the background tor our 1933 k'Dunes. In recognition ot the infinite contribution which she made to the progress ot our school, we dedicate this book to the mem- ory ot Miss Edna Getzendanner,

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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

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IOHN JOHNSON Editor DICK SMITH Business Manager JANE STEVENS HE DUNES is here! All along the halls, from every door the vvords hit one in the face as everyone eagerly awaits the moment vvhen he Clutches the annual in his hand. Une intense tlare ot popularity, then a long, vvell- deserved rest in a quiet corner. But at the same time the statt is breath- ing a secret sigh ot reliet, To that hard-vvorking group ot vvriters, artists, and tinanciers goes all the thanks an editor can muster. But above all, vve vvish to thank lvliss E McCullough, vvithout whose Cheerful supervision- vvell, you guess! The Editor. Assistant Editor DICK BRUSCI-I 'QI Assistant Bus. Mgr. - wbx-NB aux' N. !! l , fl I l q Af. . L wr- -wi ' U 35:2 ' A . 155 14 QE 7 if u n, I vi.. -.annum