Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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wwi-ef-- - Our Administrators ...,1,47 WHO supervises our school? Very few of us would fail to answer this question, although there might be several different answers according to the following pages. From the Board of Education down to our own association, each division has its definite part to play in the administration of school affairs. Our method of student government, when compared with the schools of a generation ago, is significant of the progress which our school has made.

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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

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im Am.. , rf ww , -. w ax--' -. H 2 - 4' r. . .- lr' ' , X You I Q ' ii .. - 9-15333 - -'g ,y:v1l+ , ' , fx- :MNA .AL lk ,,:',x' pm MR. H. J. GESCHEIDLER DR. C. A. McVEY MR. R. G. ARNER - 5 . ,.. - L. t 1 'JPY 1' -' V ' . y.:- KZ- - g v' Q -'wt' . w ' V Q, ,,,, .5 I , . I 41.311--'4 'A rs.- MEN BEHIND THE SCENES Strolling uninvited in- to Superintendent Cald- well's office, we found him huddled over his desk, scru- tinizing a piece of queer- looking stone. Startled by this uncalled-fort interrup- tion, he looked up, and nod- ded his head toward a chair, indicating that we l MR. L. L. CALDWELL, Superintendent of Schools should sit down and wait. Then he again took up his ex- amination. Suddenly we heard a pleasant voice floating in our direction. Very interesting, very! it exclaimed. We fixed an inquiring look and he continued- A new piece for my rock garden. Unless you have some information on rocks, you can have only three minutes, said this busy executive. Two and a half will be sufficient, we answered. We wish to know all about the Board of Education. Our friend of the stones cleared his throat, adjusted his neck-tie, and began. Well, there are three members: H. J. Gescheidler, presidentg Dr. McVey, treasurer, and R. G. Arner, secre- tary. They are elected by the city council for a period of three years, a new one entering, an old one- leaving each year. They meet once a week to take up the financial and administrative problems of the schools. They are the supreme authority on schools and are responsible for all appropriations and build- ing. Having ended this, he again picked up his speci- men and we could tell we were dismissed. With promises to send any queer rocks We happened to meet, we strode through the door and again breathed freely. 44 51'-I1 ' - 'f- it QV? -'E if ' '- . . 'W-412 .,,,3,: .3 u In .,.,.- jf.-. . Q, ,., gg. h .. Q 1 Kiev, M. -Q f .- Lf '34 -1 ' MR. A. L. SPOHN, Principal