Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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ULYSSES Ulysses, restless, roaming ruler of mythology, symbolizes never ceasing activity, the contemplation of life as an ever widening arch of experience in which knowledge and en- deavor are viewed as ends in themselves. After having traveled for several years, living a life rich in learning and experience, Ulysses returns to his native land where he finds his people reflecting the shallow emotions and unprogressive spirit of his own wife and son. Despite his withered years and the wealth and fame that he has gained, his return to the people over whom he reigns only increases his resolve to spend his remaining years braving unconquered enterprise. With Ulysses as an inspiration to create in those who now leave this school a realization of the joys of achieve- ment and to stimulate in underclassmen an appreciation for the activities offered at Hammond High, the DUNES of l935 is dedicated to those who would rather wear out than rust out.