Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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l Mrs. Edwin Lindstrom Co Goach J-lufhmr Huifs a guy who's great . . . and we mean a great coach . . . a great piano player . . . a great guy . . . oldtime and newtime fans of basketball and football are shouting hail and farewell . . . he's been in everything and done everything in the line of sports . . . good. wed say '... gee, we've gotten so used to Huff on the bench with that brown hat over his eyes, and wearing a weather-beaten coat and chewing a cigar . . . and at the piano with that quick-fingered touch . . .and concentrated look . . . well, vxe've gotten so used to these pictures that we'll miss him . . . yep. we'll miss him. Huffy retired in January, I9-46 as head football coach of the Wildcats after 19 seasons. He is to be director of athletics for all schools of the city of Hammond. Cn Hazel Pay a tribute, you say . . . pay a tribute to our Hazel who isn't onf Hazel any more . . . well, how . . . how can we say that Hazel is a blessing when she's been a blessing for 21 years . . . when we haven't appreciated her half enough during that time . . . and can we say we'll miss her every time we get an admit or are called to the ofiice or pick up one of the room phones when we don't know quite how to say it . . . you know, we've gotten used to that poised and efiicient element of the school . . . we expect that calm, reserved, friendly smile . . . and we'll miss Hazel . . . what more can we say. Hazel was married Dec. 29, 1943, to Mr. Edwin Lindstrom after serving 21 years as chief clerk in the Hammond High office. Mr. Karl B. Hutfine 'lizwllly-llm'r

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I IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM BOSTIAN, WHO SERVED AS DAY ENGINEER AT HAMMOND HIGH FOR TEN YEARS CAFETERIA AIDICS lfroul: Gerber, Merge, Swenrko Ciucki, Halleck, Dorris, Goff Kuval, Pepin, Ovanek, Hngernmu Sheets. Kaffe: Kmwcryk, Shroul, Mary- nowski, Deck, MI. George Vaughn Custodian engineer CAFILTILRIA STAFF Lrfl lu rigbl: Mrs. Louise Barr, Mrs. Marie Wray, Mrs. Mary Gruszka, Mrs. Louise Guldyn, Mrs. Anna Barrett, Mrs. Mary Zurnwee, Mrs. Marian Dobrzynski. Mr. Wfillinln Kuhn school gardener Miss Maelntyre cafeteria superviwor

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Jlflillen Payee Wiken Allele Headed Seleier 611155 Wiker, Posey, Miller, Allen, Miss Comer, Mr. Hightower, Miss Thiel The Senior Class chose the following officers for 1945-46: president, Richard Millr, vice presi- dent, john Posey, secretary, Barbara Wiker, and treasurer, Richard Allen. The sponsors were Miss Thiel, Miss Comer, and Mr. Hightower. The oflicers of the Association, also seniors, were: president, Pat Kelly, vice president, Peter Hanes, and recorder, Mary K. Tudor. The cabinet members were Vernon Fauver, secretary of student activities, Marjorie Robinson, secretary of student safety, James Jordan, secretary of student discipline, Doris Blythe, secretary of Red Cross, and Louise Whiteman, secretary of publicity. David Washburn was the senior judge, and the senior senators were Donald Smiddy, Elona Haase, and Howard Black. The senior members of the House of Representatives were Elizabeth Adams, Shirley Alley, Martine Douglas, Mary K. Clark, Marjorie Gardner, Pauline Halleck, Marianne Hicks, Charles Hutton, Earle Jansma, Norrine Longanecker, Ila jean McLeod, Thomas Olson, james Patargias, Richard Peterson, Lois Rock, Patsy Smith, James Stoddart, and Barbara Wagman. The following seniors were social representa- tives: Clements, Fauver, Forsythe, Hofmann, Keene, Kothlow, Maly, Peckenpaugh, Pierce, Sargent, Schwenke, Simons, Skomsky, Skufakiss, and Wendell. The seniors who participated in speech activities were Anderson, Canaday, C. Firchau, Hofmann, Hut- ton, Levin Lydle, Miller, Storm, and Krieger. Members of the Senior Class were quite active in various musical organizations of the school. Those in the band were Baldwin, Brehmer, Bayton, Blythe, Doehring, Finck, Fischer, Forsythe, Haase, Johnson, Lloyd, Nichols, Posey, Ritter, Rubright, Sharkey, Shipley, Tudor, and Wikel. Those in the orchestra were Affleck, Baldwin, Bayton, Curtis, Hildebrandt, lsenagle. Luellan, Lyon, McLeod, Posey, Rubright, Victor, and Wirth. Tufcn ly-four Senior members of the choir were Anderson, Canaday, Chapman, Clark, Clark Curtis, Danchi, DeRolf, Firchau, Hamm, Hill, Iliff, Maly, Storm, W'endell, Finger, Kelly, Kothlow, Kuehle, Snyder, Washburn, and Wood. The girls' glee club included the following seniors: Barrett, Dean, Hicks, Hill, Luellan, Lydle and Raimey. Allen was in the girls' chorus. Senior boys on the football squad were Shipley, Carroll, Morrison, Kilander, Beiriger, Hanock, john- son, Tapper, Tanasijevich, Norden, and Todd. Only four seniors were on the basketball team-Gesheid ler, Shoemaker, Allen, and Hammond. Mitchell, Frye, and Jusick went out for cross-country track. Ellison participated in golf. Those on the swimming team were Ellison, Hartigan, Pellar, and Steffen. The following girls composed the senior volley ball team: Barker, Sargent, Sabolsice, Rinne, Krieger, Berger, Haase, and Pozdol. The fall play Spring Dance featured the fol- lowing seniors in its cast: Turner Bagby, Lynch, Washburn, Snyder, Bengston, Ray, Smiddy, and Peckenpaugh. The Dunes staff consisted of Wiker, Ray, Raimey, Livingston, Simmons, Hill, Isenagle, Clark, Woodin, Anderson, Maly Pierce, Gallagher, Wash- burn, Witter, Simons, Robinson, Beilfus, Benko, McLean, Wfendell, Fauver, Bagby, and Hamm. Wolff was the editor-in-chief, and Shlensky was the business manager. Skufakiss headed the Herald staff, made up ot the following seniors: Hicks, Steffen, Stoddart, Firchau, Kennedy, Sloan, Scott, Clark, Hamm, Wilson, War- ber, Walker, Moskoif, Steffen and Fauver. The DA.R. award for good citizenship was awarded to Tudor. The senior play, Ever Since Eve, featured the following seniors: Fauver, Anderson, Wikel, Hanes, Anderson, Spoerner, Whiteman, Morrison.