Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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IUNIORS Abraharnson, A d a m s, Allan, Allen, Arnoss, Andree, Androft, Arnold Arvay, Atkins, Bailey, Bakalar, Banks, Barmore, Barrows, Barton Bassow, Bayuk, Becker, Beider- wieden, Bein, Bein, Belchik, Bellamy Bennett, Benson, Benson, Berda, Black, Black, Blanchard, Blitsch. Boquslaw, Bojda, Bos, Bourne, Brechner, Brinckman, Broertjes Brown Budnyk, Caird, Caldwell, Camp- bell, Carnperman, Canan, Carley Carle-y Carlson, Carroll, Chapman, Char- tier, C h i n t i s, Christophersen Church, Ciucki Clark, Beer, Bojda, Christensen, Clark, Clayton, Cleveland, Clip- pinger Clouse, Cole, Cole, Cole, Cooper, Crosbie, Crews, Croak Daniels, Davis, Davis, Davis, De- Lay, Dennert, Depa, De Rolf Dickinson, Diehl, Dobos, Doqan, Dorschel, D o ul lo n, Dremonas, Dremonas Drzich, Dulijan, Duncan, Dutton Dyer, Echterlinq, Enloe, Enoksen, Erickson, Ernst, Farina, Fauser, Ferro, Fiegenschuh, Fi n k s , Fischer Fizer, Fleming, Fogle, Foster, Fox, Frank, Franklin, Fredericks, Funk, Gaffney, Ganser, Gan- shaw, Garretson, Gavrilovich, Gehrinq, Gehrke Giles, Gloss, Glover, Gonsiorow- ski, Goodman, Glueckert, Goeh- ringer, Graham 5. l :I L? ' 69 V w. . 4 X x ' N X 10 . B -I HL lc. B L V . G 4 Q J s in V 27' 'lg 'QE' ' . I -B,,. ..-f F Q , ff , if - 1 . . aa.. v 5' 2 Ci, 1 -BBB ,i-, ' is lm' ' 5 R :l 5 A - IVQA J .if ',,,,, V A A - AQ 1 ' 'P ',. 'L A -B ' H f. We it mi 1 .B 'f ,,B- Q' B, F., B if - B' W E A 2 U - . G A' . --w V - xl! 'il - 1 .' ,x '-vu 'V B B ' l .. I. 4 I-V? 5 X., Q- If 4 Q . , I A-5 as i. B, BB B A ny yn , r , K B ' F ' B ' .F BB I Ie 1, W B N , 'K A xr- . - if E ' 5 'J ge , a' - f fx. Q '41 1 , ' ' In U B In 4 3. 5 Mg' XG 5 5 2 l Q V N J . 1 A , Q Q 3 , Xlpfi ig' e gan ,v 2-use ski E Q,

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-a 4. 42 I ' 21 - -LL., ,'? T V4 Y 5 l .av .fn ,. we 'Q-tr' M:- , X sc A 30 ,.-15:-. Q. - pw'-J: I ff? 'M 1,, . if Q Q 14 A wg 4 U . iff, -:- if na 'ji I dv Q -'f '- 1 :'. 1 up I 5 ' L ' ! A - A-, ..,' is ii ' +1 iz- . fmt' X c fl. SOPHOMORES Gorczyca, Gromaire Lewis, Meyer Scheifel, Wagner White, Whitfield Whitney, Widing Wiers, Wild Wilder, Wilhelm Wilkins, Williams Willis, Wilson Winebrenner, Wolf Woolard, Worosz Yarnell, Young Yurisa, Zaboasky Zachiewicz, Zielinski Zotkiewicz, Zych Vis, Granger ATHLETIC AND DRAMATIC SUCCESSES INCLUDED IN SOPHOMORE CLASS Second in the formation of a moth is the cater- pillar. This stage typities the sophomore class, which has developed from the freshman stage and next will grow into the chrysalis, which stands for the junior class. On the varsity basketball team was a sophomore, George Sobek, and on the football team was Her- cules Bereolas. Iohnny Tsouchlas was an outstand- ing dash man on the track team. The Cook brothers were members of the all-state swimming team, lim being state champ diver and Tom a member ot the state champion medley relay team. ln girls' sports, Ann Chapman was an outstand- ing backstroker and Selena Mayhew, an outstand- ing breaststroker on the swimming team. Lois Newton and Selena Mayhew were the sopho- more successes of the fall play, Srnilin' Thru. It is tor the sophomores to carry on their out- standing work when they advance into the Chrysa- lis stage and then turn into the full-grown moth.

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