Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Seniors Were Represented in all School Acfiviti The Hammond High School Association was headed by Palmer Singleton, president, David Kochery, vice- president, and Helen Cody, recorder. Singleton appointed Patty ReMaley head of the Red Cross, Ingeborg Radloff secretary of safety, George Erdmann secretary of justice, and Bill Kuyper chairman of student activities. Seniors assisting Kuyper on the central social committee were Virgene Brown, secretary, Doris Straight, Estelle Camp, Gene Christian, Jeanette Chartier, and Betty Anne McEwen. Tom Chintis, Julius Pewowar, and Richard Reed were the senior members of the Senate, thirty-four out of fifty-four House members were also seniors. Tom Chintis was elected president of the senior class, Arvid Anderson, vice-president, Jufne Tangerman secretary, and May Luney, treasurer. Miss Comer, Miss Allman, and Mr. Dunham were class sponsors. The faculty elected 74 seniors to National Honor Society, the officers were Julius Pewowar, president, Julia O'Donnell, vice-president, Mary Ellen David, secretary, and Charlotte Hiisey, treasurer. The Hammond High debating squad of four seniors, Richard Reed, Arvid Anderson, Julius Pewowar, and Eugene Souligny won first place in the Indiana National League Tournament at Purdue in March. Two senior girls, Betty Spaulding and June Demerling won first place in the oratorical declamation and humorous declamation respectively. The editor- in-chief of the Calumet Herald was David Griffith. Seniors on the editorial staff were Arvid Anderson, June Robison, Betty Spaulding, Bob Weiss, and June Hinkel, there were twenty other seniors on the staff of the paper. On the Dunes editorial staff were Jane Calnon, editor-in-chief, Roberta Prior, Mildred Mikulas, Mary Ellen David, Ruth Mae Evens, May Luney, Sterling Scott, and Dorothy Benson. The seniors on the business staff were Alice Buege, Charles Jacobson, Arthur Frisk, Hy Mossler, and Eugene Jaques. Twenty-seven seniors were in the Choral Club, Bill Dunfee was president, Pete Ekonomos, secretary, Charles Jacobson, librarian, Betty Newlin, treasurer, and Julia O'Donnell, accompanist. Gavit, Miko. Scheffel, Warner, and Bradford were the seniors on the wrestling team. Tom Millen was the only senior on the tennis team. Hasse and Ziemba were co-captains on both the football and the basketball team. On the first , string of the football team were fourteen seniors - Barney, Boyle, Chintis, Crider, Gargas, Hasse, Katona, Kowaliszyn, Plantinga, Phillippi, Reese, Tuskan, Wagner, and Ziemba. Easton's track and cross country teams were bolstered by seniors Barney, Chintis, Cobb, Ekonomos, Griffith, Ingram, Mair, Williams, and Ziemba. The twelve senior varsity swimming members were Barney, Borem, Carroll, Christian, Derner, DeLay, DeLong, Erdmann, McCay. McLean, Peterson, and Probasco as manager. The senior Kessler-ites were Chintis, Evans, Hasse, Ingram, Scott, and Ziemba. Their manager was Chubby,' Anderson. Three of the cheer leaders were seniors: Ted ' Baciu, Donna Heineman, and Ed Easterday. Outstanding girls on the G. A. C. were Beatrice Bereolos, president, Alice Krug, vice-president, Genevieve Hartzler, treasurer, Dorothy Samuelson, secretary, Deloris Ashby, head of sports, Shirley Hinkel, Donna Heineman, Geneva Heath, and Angie Tsouchlos. On the girls' swimming team were Matovina, Elstun, Heineman, Daily, Demyanovich, Eaton, and Mulhall. In the cast of the senior play were Julia O'Donnell, Richard Reed, Mary E. David, June Tangerman, Art Frisk, Dorothy Loesch, June Hinkel, Perry Mair, Ed Raskosky, Betty Newlin, Mildred Milenz, Dorothy Samuel- son, Bernard Sosin, Harry Gebel, Doris DeYoung, Cecil Derner, Ray Peterson, Esther Konsynski, Mary Miller. Dick Reed was valedictorian of the 1939 Class, Shirlee Smith was salutatorian.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Luney, trcasurerg Anderson, vice- prcmidcntg Chintis, presidentg Tan- german, secretary SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Dunham, Miss Allman, Miss Comer

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