Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Hz yuzns lv lmld 17 high ll.-inniond High, once educator SHCSSIIWQL lJU'i' time and appreciation ot higher living A once igtuiietl to peace time pursuits . Students once care tree, complacent, unlwurden wil liy doulnt and tear , New .i lwattle bringing long hoped for reallllu tinnx nl national unity and international equality .intl understanding . Untrained. unprepared, carefree. and lflfltl' ltfiwnt, we ourselves with our hopes, our dreams, iiiulil lie ehattered, llammond l-ligh School converted to vvar time education reached through cooperation llammond High reorganizing its curricula, giving Students and teachers to active participation ire the armed torce5, launching successful stamp wetting campaigns. collecting quantities ot scrap mt-t.iI and paper willingly accepting the iwpnnsilailitv ot training better citizens to vvin tlii- war .ind to insure fair and lagting peace to lttllnvv , . lated with the competitorg ot doulit, unrcat, iifveniure ancl excitement, the school has with foresight and planning shown the Stuclent the value of his heritage ot freedom, equality, and tFl'lJ1'IlLtllllX', and of the rtCCc'l to hOlcl, to UFO ttw t, .ind tn improve that heritage of American itlcuilx