Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1948 volume:

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QQ ' Q8 Qi,W'Ip the feaued falling upon the lawna . . the .mow Irfowing ac'zo.44 the Jizlewalfd the raind wculzing out the garafend Xml Illc leur lImI wc SIN-II, Illlillgll lll scm'1'cI il IUII5, IH IUIIQ LUCII IIIUIII IIICIIIIIIAB' Q,fl'l'L'Il III , . our souls. Ilmmnans Nm R U T H B R E Y F O G L WILLIAM LLEWELLY WILLIAM RODD ROBERT STEVENSO Page Six alcfminiairation Mr. Long, dean of Boys, and Miss Bolcnbach, dean of Girls. - Mr. A, L. Spolm, principal uf Hammond High School. III Mr. R. C. Rupp, assistant principal Mr. L. L. Caldwell. Mr. Walter Thorton. Mr. Charles N. Scott. Mr. Nelson, social studies, football coach: Mr. King. Miss Allman, English: Miss Alderton, mathematics: Miss health and safety, basketball coach. E. McCullough, English. ' s .f' Miss Kennedy and Miss Bollenbach, English. Mr. Wonsowitz, social studies, track coach: Mr. Garrett. mathematics: Mr. Papais, physical education, swimming coach. lg' Mr. Bolt. iournalism: Mr. Schultz, printing. Miss Comer, foods. Pugl' lilwllflf Miss Olga M. Schubkegcl. art director. Miss Waterbury, music tvocalf. Miss Dictcrich and Miss G. Andcrscn, physical cdu- M C k cation. r. c clcr, Mr. Dicrcks, music linstrumcntali, N., 5 Mr. Wilson. social studies: Mr. Patterson. Miss Hawyc,-I librarian. mathematics. HIL I I., ., r .-x..r, L'w.:,,1r '! ,pn- -131 1 Pug? Tm kit, Hainclrvcif. -I-rm! -,fuxzf ?-.Er f f, wA,,f,,g ,,.,,.f- - .,.,.,, f 'aunt bis, 'wgfv 'W' ' .'.':z'.'na, 'm,s1f1:5:pf1fg .,,x . .4 s W rf' 9 P f W fe I . w S 1 Q- Ds I I k W' as X Nm W wi? F' Wi' N 3-'5'-'S 6 .dl-. Misx Exlcy, English: Mixes McCmnal-mn, English. Scared: Miss il. Anderson. business: Miss Stanley, English: Miss M. Williams. steno- graphy. Sfnnding: Miss K. Williams, malllemalics. Mr. Dewalt slcnography. A' Tzu-11 'I' Scared: Mr. Wood. physics Mr. Rupp, chcmislry. Standing: Mr. Long chemistry Mr. Scddclmcycr. biology. Mr. Schuttx' printing class. in Mr. Schultz and students around an old press. A classroom library scene. IMQ4' I'u1nfn'u Classroom study groups. Boys' cooking class waiting more biscuits. Z Students enjoying fl classroom movic. ,- A moment ot lcisurc in the boys' cooking class 'x Quiet! Artists at work! A public spmkmg skit . .. INN lf!! 9' all... Autumn, the fall play and the first White shirts the boys have to wear since last year's promg our gang shivering on the bleachers while Suzie's boy friend kicks a pigskin around a muddy Heldg our auditorium ses- sionsg our school dances . . . and the other ones toog the inauguration of the new officers of the associationg and as simply as that, the season slips busily away. 's. Sophomore Cfau ,Gated Many allltleles The sophomore class omcers were John Parker, president, Tom Lunsford, vice-presi- dent, Evangeline Voris, secretary, and Loretta Alexander, treasurer. The class sponsor was Miss Work. David Brooks, Dick Dickerson, Maejette Erickson, Robert Kutak, Wayman McClen- don, Emily McGuire, John Parker, Richard Stein, and Monette Thompson were in the House of Representatives. Steve Markovich was the sophomore judge. The sophomore girls were active in G. A. C. Eighteen of the members were in G. A. C. Those on the volleyball team were Alexander, Carroll, Chambers, Gidney, Kalbac, Litz, Matthews, Sarantos, and Weaver. Those on the speed- ball team were Gidney, Kalbac, Carroll, Crutcher, Sarantos, Gifford, Weaver, Finger, Highsmith, Frets, Chambers, Hubbell, and Cuppy. Two sophomore boys, Jim Granack and Cecil Fergu- son, were on the varsity basketball team. Other sopho- more baskteball players were Adams, Ferree, Bwita, Wagen- blast, Mayberry, Schaeffer, Dubs, Brooks, Powers, Hughes, Homolla, Rinne, and McDonald. John Adams was on the cross-country team. Sophomores in the senior band were Grenzer, Freese, Barnett, Davis, Richter. Parker, Hulsey, Taylor, Janco. McGuire, Radloff, Reed, Bishop, Hoekma, Sumner, May, Ellingham, Standarski, Ballard, Wright, and Flitter were in the junior band. Orchestra members included Linville, Walters, and Ziehl. Those on the Herald staH were Hal Hester and Polly Parke. The sophomores were very active in music. There were 15 in the choruses. There were 11 in the glee club and 6 in the choir. Sophomores active in speech were Clark Wagner, Rob- ert Kutak, Mary Grant, and Evelyn Kowalisyn. uniord Sefeclecf 'varied jnlereald The Junior class was officiated by Art Bonneau, presi- dent, Ronald Stoltz, vice-president, Georgia Volkman, recorder, and Bill Gill, treasurer. Miss Johnson acted as class counselor. The Junior class sponsors were Miss Strange and Mr. Overman. Cecil Harper, Nancy Miller, and Bob Carlton repre- I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row I: Art Bonneau, Georgia V Row II: Ronnie Stoltv, Bill Gill II SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICE S Row I: John Parker, Evangeline Voris Row II: Loretta Alexander, Tom Lunsford sented their class in the Senate. Members of the House of Representatives included Dick Conoway, Tom Daily, Marilyn Eidam, Skippy How- ard, Bob Hunter, Betty Laird, Edwin Lasbury, Anne Narantic, Lois Rhinesperger, Arnold Schmidt, Johanna Solan, Ronnie Spearman, Carol Turner, Georgia Volkman, Robert Will, and Wanda Williams. Tom Hayden acted as junior judge. Pat Pickford, Gerri Duney, Gerald Rush, Ray Charles- ton, Shirley Spicker, and Joan Strauss served on the Her- ald staff. Junior girls were especially active in sports. Members of the G. A. C. included Arlene Baugh, Ann Buleninee, Barbara Chandler, Lorraine Chasteler, Judy Clancy, Jean- ette Fandrei, Esther Freese, Beverly Keith, Joan Koval, Doris Meyers, Dorothy Miller, Helen Morse, Ann Narantic, Norma Pavelchek, Joan Sharbak, Barbara Stromske, Ruth Tanasijevieh, Eleanor Weigly, Joan W'ilson, and Pauline Zizoff. Russell Smiddy, Don White, Charles Burke, W'alter Johnson, were active in visual aids. The bookstore staff was predominantly junior and included Lola Schetfel, Louis Diament, Alice Sasewich, Lois Mair, Virginia Bell, Robert Ballard, Helen Pryde, and Barbara Heavey. Dave Anderson, Dick'nStraig'I1t,A Steve Riebe' Chu'K Doppler, and Al Schultz played Varsity The cross-country team was aided by the efforts Har- per and Gerald Graves. The junior class sented on the football team. Brandenburg, Walden Owen, T T Jack Farn, Bill Crowe, Art John Kleighe, Ralph Grinter, Tom John Morfas, Cliff Dykstra, Vic Joe Kicho, Don MacLean, Henry Nor- man Zizoff. Pauline Zizoff was the only Pauline Zizoif, Arlen Shobe, and Jack Belshaw added pep as cheerleaders. on the Dunes staff. Row I union Aclmcsun, Acton, Adams, Affleck, B. Alllborn, Ahl- Imrn, Alcxandcr Row II Aniick, D, Andcrson, D. Anderson, P. Anderson, Anas- Iicy, Anim, Aulmruncr Row III Avcnalli, liacnn, Ihlgby, Ilakcr, Ilauur, Bull, Bclsliaw Row IV - Ilcnluu, Illalcvicli, I'mIam.I, Ilunrl, Iiumly, Ilonncau, Bor- lJIl.lI'CIl Row V Iiorcm, Boring, Iimsard, A. Boyer, LI. Boyer, V. Boycr, Iiradbycr Row VI Ilrady, Brandenburg, Brew, Iirunnn, Bryant, Bulcninec, Iiurba Row VII Iiurku, Burns, Cadman, Call, Carlton, Carlicy, Charles- Inn Row VIII Cliasc, Clicck, Clicnorc, Claggutl, Clancy, A. Clark, Il. Clark Row IX il, Clark, I.. Clark, ll. Cole, R. Cnlu, Comxmck Cona- way, Copplc Rnw X C. Cox, II. Cox, Craig, Cross, Crnwc, Cuprak, Curtis Row XI Cullcr, bl. Daily, 'I'. Daily, Danicls, Darling, C. Davis, M. Davis Iiuw XII DuYuunp.g, lliaincnt, Dilu, Dodd, Domkc, Dnulin, Doug- las Page N i vzvlrm union Row I Dover, Dunkelberger, Dunlap, Dunsing, Dye, Dykstra, Edwards Row II Eidam, Elkins, Ellis, Iiwing, Fandrei, Farn, Fury Row III Firclmu, Fleener, Fogarty, Forsythe, Fowler, Freeman, Freese Row IV Garvey, Gaskey, Gebbie, George, Gibson, Gill, Golf Row V Goult, Graves, Greening, A. Greer, O. Greer, W. Greer, Gullickson Row VI Halleck, Hamm, R. Hammond, T. Hammond, Hanson, Harms, Harris Row VII HartEeld, Hartlerodc, Harwel, Hause, J. Hawk, P. Hawk, Hayden Row VIII Haynes, Haynes, Hays, Heavey, Heidtman, Henderson, Hester Row IX B. Hill, R. Hill, Hildebrand, Hines, Hoffman, Holmes, Holtz Row X Howard, Hulse, Hunter, Jack, Johnston, Jones, Kammer Row XI Kansfield, Karnafcl, Kauffman, Keane, Keevil, Kessler Kessler Row XII King, Kingetcr, Kintzing, Kohl, Kosanke, Kovach, Koval Page Tufmty un iam llow l Krmpnc, Ci. Krnwclyk, L. Krawczyk, Krieger, Krueger, Kumlc, Kunncnun Row ll Kunnw, l,.lppin, l.LlSlrlll'y', l.c.is, Lcistilmw, Lcnvn, Logan Rnw III Lung, l.ulwcrda, lynch, hlacciiwki, lllqgdix, Muir, Mala- -:ina Row IV Mallulmn, Mmrklcy, Marlow, Maroc, Martin, Martinez, Mnugcr Row V Mciinin, Mcilnllislcr, McClanalmn, McCord, McDaniel, Mclnxuglilin, Mv:Vcy linw Vl Mcggcrs, NlCl1S.lV.l,.IL?, hrltllfll, Ci, Muycrw, D, Mcycrs, ll, Millur, ll. Millcr i Row Vll li. Millcr, N. Millur, Milligan, Miichull, Momgonwry, Moore, Morfas liuw Vlll Mcirsc, Morton, Naranlic, Neal, Nulcscn. Ncwlin, Novak Rox IX Uhr, Olsun, Orr, Ovanuk, Owen, Palmer, Pmlmorc liuw X Papa, l'.lrish, Parker, Patrick, l'.1vclcl1i:k, Pcllar, Penrod Row Xl Pepperdine, Perry, Phillips, Pint, Pickford, Pippcnger, Pulilplatl Row Xll Prim, Pri.-clixul, Prciidcrgam, Prydc, Radzinski, Recd, Racz l Pagz' Tlffllfj'-071!' union! Row I Reilly, Reinert, Retzloff, Reynolds, Rhinesperger, Riebe Robertson ROW II Roknick, Rosek, Rubright, Ruff, Rush, Ryden, Saffer Row III Sanders, Sascwich, Scheffel, A. Schmidt, W. Schmidt Schroeder, A. Schultz Row IV G. Schultz, Seitzinger, Sevald, Shafer, Sharbak, Sharkey, Sharp Row V J. Shaw, J. Shaw, T. Shaw, Shideler, Shields, Shlensky, Shobe Kew Vl Silogy, Simmons, Skaggs, Sltufakiss, A. Smedley, J. Smccl- lcy, Smiddy ROW VII B. Smith, D. Smith, D. Smith, G. Smith, M. Smith, Soderstrom, Solan Row VIII Soulignv, Spearman, Spicker, C. Spoerner, J. Spocrner, Steffen, Stevens Row IX Stevesaml, Stewardt, Stoltz, Stoming, Stommel, Stone, Storm Row X Straight, Strauss, Stromske, Stuart, Summervill, Suther- land, Swentko Row XI Swiontek, Takacs, Tanasijevich, A. Thomas, A. Thomas, D. Thomas, Thompson Row XII Thon, Tomsic, Townsend, Trout, Tryon, Tsatsos, Tucker Page Twenty-1u'o uniom Row I Tuxnlxinln, 'I'urbin, Turner, Underwood, Van Blarcom, V.m llurkirk, Vnuglm Row II Verlmmn, Vnlkman, XVgule, Walker, B. Wfurd, N. Wnrclv Warner Rnw Ill W.xlkillx, Vfeigly, Xvells, West, W'l1ile, Wlllttlrn, Will Row IV nl. Willi.1n11s, VV. Wlllldllli, Wfilmm, AI. Wfilson, I, Wilson, M. Wilscnlm, Vfuualall Ruw V Vlfondlmurn, Whoely, W'nudw.1rd, Young, Zilai, Zizoif, luver Row l Alxney, Al3f.lI1lNlll1, G. Adams, Aduns, Adney, Alex- Jmler, Alley linw ll M. Alye.1, R, Alyen, Amlersun, Andrews, Armstrong, Alelevicll, lS.llxuuck Row Ill I5,nk.1I.nr, Baker, Ihllard, Bnltlull, Banks, Bjreus, Barker Rnw IV I'n.nrn.1rsl, li.lrl1etl, lhuer, Beam, lleilfusx, lierdine, Bern: Rnw V lhekel, liiesen, Ilixlmp, lllmnkenlfurg, Blulmm, Illummer, Huck Row VI lloyd, Buyer, limdy, Brennan, Briesaeker, Brooks, Bruner 1' Tzzwltvy -llmr csoplzolnored Row I Bobonovicli, Budd, Burnett, Busscrt, Calhoun, Callahan A. Camp Row II R. Camp, A. Campbell, J. Campbell, N. Campbell B. Carroll, D. Carroll, Casey Row III Cedergren, Chambers, Childers, Christopher, Church Clark, D. Clark Row IV X Cleary, Cobb, Cofer, Cole, Colgrove, Collins, Conrad Row V Corder, J. Coughlin, J. Coughlin, Crumbliss, Crutcher, CUPPY, Daggv ROW VI Darrah, D. Davis, J. Davis, Deason, DeBarge, Denihan, Depa Row VII DcPaoli, Dickerson, Diehl, Dreggors, Dobbs, Dziuk, Ed- Wards Row VIII Eggers, Ein, Ellingham, Erickson, Etter, Fairchild, Far- mer Row IX Farrell, Ferguson, Ferree, Finger, Flaherty, Flitter, Foster Row X Fowler, Fox, Frcdericks, Freese, Frenck, Friend, Galovic Row XI Gaskey, H. Gavrilos, T. Gavrilos, Gevirtz, Gibbons, Gibbs, Gidney Row XII C. Gifford, B. Gifford, Gillespie, Gilson, Goldberg, Good- son, Graban Page Twcnly-four v s op 0lYl0l'eJ Row I Graham, Granack, Grant, Grccnc, Gr0n7cr, Gricwc, Grncc Iluw II Gruff, Guy, Haag, Hammond, Hanson, I'IawIc, Hays Iluw III IIcaraI, III-Imn, Ilcrhold, Iliglmnirlm, Hilbrich, HincIinc, IIixnicIi Rnw IV IIm'kuma, IIml,gc, IIIIB-I11.lI1, IIoIIow.1y, IIomoII1x, Hom- ricln, Iluuwcworlh Row V Ilulscy, llancs, -I.lf'III.IIiUWIC7, jcmlrca-., -Inlmson, D. Jones, K, ,Iuncs Rum' VI I,, -Inncs, Kalluc, Kaupkc, Kennedy, Kupros, Kifcr, King Row VII Kish, Kiucll, Klamm, Kurba, Korv, Kosanovich, KoscicI- niak Iiuw VIII Kmlmlnw, Km-ici, KrunsuII, Kruntv, Kulak, Indy, Langlolx Iiuw IX Iannau, I.c.l, I.uiIuacI1, I.uwis, I.iuSv:nfcIt, LIU, I.oI1SC Iinw X Insixmxki, M .lluncy Iinw Xl Mannion, M .ltlhcws Row XII I . May, Mclfwcn, Iumfurd, I.yncI1, Mahns, Malcy, Mallcnhan, Markuviclm, Maroc, Marsh, Masun, Massack, W. May, Mayberry, Mcfflcndon, McDonald. McGuire 4' Tzawltrm-fin oplzomored Row I McMinds, McMinds, Mehler, Messman, Meyer, Miles A. Miller Row II F, Miller, G. Miller, L. Miller, Mills, Miofsky, Morris G. Murphy Row III R. Murphy, Myers, Nagel, Neidow, Nelson, Nicolosi, Noblet ROW IV Noonan, O'Connor, Odell, Olson, Ondo, Opat, Orr Row V Parker, Pecher, A. Perry, T. Perry, Petrie, Phillips, Pierce Row VI Pirau, Podlnch, Poley, Pokorski, Powers, Rabb, Rakos Row VII Rahn, Radloff, Reed, Reese, Rhodes, Richards, Richard- S011 Row VIII Richter, Rinne, Roach, Rowe, Sandler, Sanger, Sarantos Row IX Sawtell, Schade, Schaeifer, See, Sherrill, Schmidt, Sibert Row X Sickles, C. Simmons, J. Simmons, Simpson, Skrentny, P. Smith, R. Smith Row XI Solmn, Sorrell, Soutlmer, Spencer, Stacy, Stanage, Standar- ski Row XII Starks, Steele, Stevens, Stommel, Strang, Summerrill, Sumner Page Twenty-six v 0pll0l'Yl0'leJ Row I Sutton, Swanson, Txnncr, Tcrrill, Thomas, Thompson, Tilkin Row II 'I'inkI1.nm, Tobin, Truppc, Trcmblcy, Tsntvos, Van Cau- wcnlscrgh, Vnn Ilnrsscn Row III Vitniri. Vnris, W.ig.'nIsI.1sl, NX'ngncr, E. Walker, G,. Walker, xxi.lIlIlL'f Iinw IV WICIIF. Wliitc, W'IiitHcId, W'iIkins, Wtxjtasck, Wrtmiia, Yaxrnvsky Iinw I Ahul, Almralnuimm, Acton, Allcgrcc, Andcrsnn, Apple- gntc. Aycrsman Row II I'mknl.1. Buck, K. Iisnxnn, S, Benson, Bcrmingham, Bing- I1 IIN. II. IIIJCIK Iluw III II. Black, Ihittnrff, Iluylc, llradlcy, Brewer, Brown, liruclnnan Row IV Iiudnyk liungcr, IILIFILICII, Iiurnctt, Camp, Clirtndlcr, C1li.xpman Row V Lliarlcslnii. Cliynuwclli, Culgmvc, Conder, Cook, Crist, Crouch Row VI Day, DcI3uer, D:ISrotJ, Dennis, Deutsch, Dickey, Dict- rich Row VII Dilts, Dunwnskc, Dondajcwski, Dugan, Duro, Dye, Eppl Page Twenfv-:fren fedllhlen Row I Esparsa, Evanotf, Evans, Fasan, Fedor, Ferguson, Fiedler Row II B. Fischer, R. Fischer, Flynn, Frank, Frederick, Fry, Furman Row III Gabovich, Gibbs, Gorecki, Gragido, Griezer, Gussman, Gutknccht Row IV Haimbaugh, Hammond, Hamas, Hancock, Hanock, Hardesty, Harris Row V Hart, Hays, Hensley, Hestermann, Hildebrand, Hitt, Hofferth ROW VI M. Hoffman, P. Hoffman, Hogue, Holmer, Howat, Huber, Huebner Row VII Humbert, Jacobson, Jameson, Janco, Janis, G. Jones, M. jones Row VIII R. Jones, Jongsma, Kaegebein, Kaniewski, Karubag, Kcitzcr, Kepler Row IX Kiekenapp, King. Klee, Koch, Kodiceck, Kooi, Kookcn Row X Kopp, Koval, Kowalysyn, Krasnichan, Kraus, Krawczyk, Kozak Row XI Kussmaul, Lambert, Laughlin, Laws, Lawson, Lloyd, Mair Row XII Mann, A, Markward, R. Markward, Marsh, Massey, McCready, MCClaughlin Pagc Tu'1-nty-right gzealzmen Row I Mcluiughlin, McMillan, Mmm, Mellon, Metlcus, Miles, Milgillu - Iinw II Miller, Mills, Minder, Mulnur, Mnrow, Mow, Murphy Row III Murphy, Naxekiimn, Nagle, Nagy, Neiduw, Nelk, Nelson Row IV Neve, Nurlu-uk, Oakley, U'lirien, O'Conncr, O'I.eary, Oliver Iinw V Olillmm, Ihppas, Peekenpnugh, Ii. Peterson, Peterson, Phillips, I'ulu Riiw VI Piilecl, I'mI1rIinr, I'owIuy, Prilelieu, Radick, Iinkus, Reulur knvv VII Reichert, Rilwieki, Iiivelt, Rubens, Rnlirberg. Rosen- Ihllllll, Iiuiiu Iiuw VIII Rnwr, Iiucli, Sachs, S.iIux, S.iniIers, 5.1l1ger, Sapyu Ruw IX Scliuler, Slilensky, Seyv.I.i, Slieely, Shoemaker, Skrumny, Singlemn Iiuw X Sl.iier, Slocum, Sim-liver, If. Smith, I,. Smith, Sockett, Sirius RW xi KI Snelling, Szcplmn, Szrand, Sulak, Swentku, Tunis, E. Tapper Kuw XII Z. Tapper, Il, Thairp, ll. Tlmrp, L. Thielbar, M. Thiel- lur, Tliunias, 'liienun Page Twen tyfnine .7'teJlll11el1 ROW I Trimble, Turbin, Ullrich, Vincent, Waggoner, Walls, Ward Row II Welir, Wlmite, Whitlarch, Wigle, Williams, B. Wilson, I. W'ilson Row III Wfoodward, Woolard, Wright, Yoder, York, Yost, Youngjolm Row IV Zevos, Zoldos grealtman gxceueaf in Jlluaic and Sparta The freshmen class counselor was Mr. Hightower. Ted Humbert served on the Court as freshman judge. Freshmen serving in the House of Representatives were Robert Abrahamson and Noel Nelson. john Hancock and Tom Skrentny acted as senators. The freshmen active in speech work included Don Peckenpaugh, Jack Burbach, and john DeBrota. Freshmen members of the senior band were Janis Bapst, Richard Gorecki, Don Hogue, J. Sanger, Andy Zoldos, jack Burbach, and Herbert Nagel. Kenneth Cook, Gail King, Robert Vincent, Brian Williams, Wayne Grenzer, Richard Kaniewski, Wil- liam Minder, Louis Gussman, Henry jaworski, Pat Kooken, Raymond Ribicki, Dennis Moss, Terry Hol- mer, and Marvin Shlensky were members of the junior band. Orchestra members were Carl Golgart, Sandra Mears, Harlin Fredericks, and john Janis. june Poto, Helene Furman, jean Sockett, joan Gibbs were members of the G. A. C. There were 26 freshmen in the boys' and girls' choruses. Freshmen boys on the cross country team included Harry Black, Lucius Brandon, Don Ferguson, Roger Oakley, Robert Cosgrove, and Robert Abrahamson. Page Thirty YY? f . Acc of Clubs Officers Row I: Corcne Dye, Suzanne Routa, Patty Youngjohn Row Il: Ted Humbert, Tom Skrcntny N, bg W Q lwx X UN. W w W r 5 f'S r-N -a--N XP Mr. Spohn giving the oath of office to Mike Korba ihe new prcsidcnf of the Association af the fall initiation. U4440Clatl0n . . . strived for better co-operation in student body , . . brought interesting speakers and entexv On xhirs: Margaret Abalic. Mike Korba. Chuck Long. inn' Tflil t -I ll tatinment for auditorium programs . . . decorated old-fashioned Christmas tree . . , gave it Lui March 3, l948 which included un all school revue, talent show. dance. and club concession . . . sponsored at bang-up Association Week which ended with the Wfildczit Carnival . . . brought about such sports as ping-pong and basketball . . . passed bill so as to give letters to choir members. Headed by Mike Korbzt. presidentg Margaret Abatte, recorder. rind flbuelt Long. vice president . . . Court presided over by Dave Ogren . . . Cabinet composed ol janet lirentz. Secretary ol Student Attix- ityg Rosemary Erlenbuugh. Secretary of Safety: Delores Benne. Secretary of Publicity: Sully Ritter. Secretary of Red Crossg Dave Ogre-n. Secretary ot Discipline. fcerd i H Q l 1 54 J n ' I , 4 .' ifff fffwxy QAM ,U . ,gp ,V L 55.5, .t :A '-V'. . ,W -agqf f ' fm , ww ff M W .ns ' . W' 5 X A V ,yy 'Misc T any fy ,M4 'E 9' VHA I 'V fx,-f rdf 4 f.,ff , -.' a - 35 '-1 I LM vf5,x Q1 ,. sf,- A 'x-r ,, 1 5 . 4 if If?-I if if a 1 K E' . Q .. an f I ' C ' fr. v . M . .A - 57.t'?W' wi Q 2,1 X. i , ig. H . .X - v A I ,IPQ ' XXX Q 3 X X 3 . n' . V x A . 5 M W x S S 5 rv ,sy 's l ,, A .Nouae of Repredenfafived. . . Sponsored Association Week to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the founding of the Constitution . . . Passed an important vocal bill providing major H's for Choral groups . . . Helped Senate with the popular Mardi Gras . . . Conducted a successful advisory basketball tourna- ment . . . Made up of advisory Representatives . . . Purpose: to give students experience in management of high school activities and to train them for good citizenship . . . Spent a happy and harmonious year under the auspices of Mr. Hill . . . Presided over by Chuck Long . . . Minutes recorded faithfully by Joyce Miller. Picture I Row I Walker, Laird, McGuire, Deck, Longstreet, Eidam, Miller Row I1 Williams, Erickson, Mauch, Turner, Rhinesperger, Solari, Somerville Row III Hunter, Messenger, Miller, Long, McClendon, Abrahamson, Nelson, Schmidt Row IV Lenncrtz, McCoy, Howard, Lasbury, Brooks, Gebbie, Mr. Hill Row V Kutak, Parker, Dickerson, Wilson, Conaway, T, Daily gnifgrg . . The Secretary of Safety was Rosemary Erlenbaugh . . . the monitor captains were Shirley Winkler, joan Koval, Jeanne Posey, Rosemary Erlenbaugh, Marie Soderstrom, Zola Hundley, and Vir- ginia Markus . . . Kept halls in order . . . Checked lockers . . . Gave court notices . . . Miss Thiel was faculty advisor. Picture II Row I Erlenbaugh, Therrien, Rhinesperger, Benko, Orr, Bement, Soderstrom, Miss Thiel Row II McKay, Hundley, Tucker, Biederman, Baglog, Jones, Matz, Fredericks, Pavelchek, Houston, Roberts, Lieske, Melcher Row III Simms, Davis, Messenger, Aubruner, Malone, Carlton, Daily, Neidgw, Kauffman, Belshaw Picture III Row I Coble, Barber, Kintzing, Bauer, Atrim, Miller, Wysong, Clancy Row II Posey, Halleck, Chandler, Hays, Koval, Newlin, McDaniel, Lentz, Brasher, Holtz, Buck Row III Messman, Chillas, Acheson, Howard, Sutherland, Clark, Cadman, Bonneau, Rush Page Tbirly -four 1 V , RTW , G? M , an M, M. -I 7 Y d,EiM tif f 's 1 f MQ Ragga A V I 7 f'j mv ' QE! E G .Yi ,! 'M S k ,S -1 H ,' Q35 :E:., -. . Q , :fA' :,f.. I 1:-1 A ,, av A K, ww tl if 1 iii 1 . - Q---so Sf E' f 5 af + , . . ' v . u Q 'vv-' rum- . 5 ,- Xygmky 1. Q X . . ,A 5:1 Q :QE 1 we figs - A Qu 'EEQ1-5 'sf-Hg .E 'k i xix Oil G 5 Q 5 SS QM il R E I il in rf, g x ii 1 , 5 S3211 I gm, 'E as . X 7 IIe: .. bi? ,s.,+.. . A ' ' S' X R xl ,X m 4 gf, w :-f :- My wwwz V fi- ... Q . Q ? G , W1 , qv . vb Q Q ,g 1, . ' ug V ' W H N F? Si 3 x L, 2 2 ' . ' Sv W 1 -.., ,5,.,,....sw , N ' wr S X ' 3' :' . if 1 ' Ei' E fig fi NK gfwAg a:lK n iii ocial Rep1e.4enlatiue,4.,. . strived to give Hammond High School an outstanding social program throughout the school year . . . headed by janet Frentz and controlled by Larry Clement, sergeant-an arms, and Eva June Koon kept records . . . activities included the Homecoming dance, Louie's Day, Kupid's Kapers, Shamrock Shindig, Kiddies' Day Party, and finally the Wildcat Carnival . . . sponsored by Mr. Muri. Picture I Bottom row: Campbell, Lohse, Gevirtz, Orr, Hays, Bagby, Korns, Meyer, DeYoung Second row: Mr. Muri, Perkins, Zizoif, Moore, Walkoff, Ullrich, McDaniel, Keevil, Bondy, Grotf, Kintzing, Blohm, Wojtasek Third row: Hester, Nelson, Abruner, Ribicki, Ruch, Harmon, Williams, Lentz, Setty, Chase Picture II Bottom row: Waddell, J. Gaskey, B. Gaskey, Downing, Parke, O. Greer, Koon Second row: DcBarge, Rotas, Di2,Sheely, Putnik, M. Sheely, Pavelchek, A. Greer, Wade, Riebe, Pratt, Hendricks, Frentz Third row: Zoldos, Long, Kosanke, Hicks, Bossard, Gordon, Fredericks, Pepin Picture III The Workers First row: McDaniel, Gaskey, Gevirtz, Groff, Williams, Kintzing, Hays, Orr, Greer, Korns, Pohlplatz Second row: Christensen, Frentz, Wallace, Hicks, Starks, Malacina, Moore, Brady, Clark Standing: Hendricks, Cleveland, Gordon Page Thirty-six 5 52 i Q Q if ' ,P V A W' ge? A 19 22, N, 5 57- I in Q Q 'B V3 il ' , sf 2 M Kg 35' X W? bi 39 89 X fn P X 4 sn, , ,g QQ M x si? Ti Q 4' f ,.,, , W 'E' 2 MQW gi . 7 axm. . , F is , 'gig 3 f H 4- 35 Q 463' - alulomobife . . The oflicers of the Automobile Club were President Bill Achesong vice-presi- dent, Tim Turnpaughg secretary, Bill Peglowg treasurer, Jim Mulligan . . . Helped promote traffic safety . . . Had surveys on cars testing for lights and violation of traliic rules . . . Movies were shown about safe driving . . . Sponsored by Mr. Beyer Picture I Bottom row: Kelley, Meharg, Boyer, Peglow, Foreman, Schwenke, Eberle, Abatie, Puryear, Hendricks, Ingold, Speiser, Lieske, Krejci, Pleva, Maroc, Thomas Second row: Bickel, Erlandson, Shoemaker, Mitchell, Nilsson, Cleveland, Wysong, Wells, Downing, Whitman Third row: VanKoten, Molnar, Barnes, Mitchell, Brant, Dickinson, Kauffman, Cole, Kollar Picture II Around front of Tim's Dream Girl -Acheson, Mr. Beyer, Johnson, Quinn, Lohse, Vaughn, Campbell, Crooks, Stone, Mulligan, Daily, Tsatsos At rear of car: Davis, Hundley, Gullickson, Crowel, Gerber, Weeks, Davis, Roberts, Lawrence, Robinson, Ehrsam, Jones, Worley, Matz, Stout, Szendrey, Turnpaugh Not present in picture are Cutler, Gibbons, Hawke, Miller, Thomas unigfg Red Cf0Q1. . . Had a successful membership drive . . . Committees carried out various phases of Red Cross work . . . 100 boxes filled for needy children overseas . . . Gifts sent at Christmas to each woman at the County Home at Crown Point . . . Miss K. Williams sponsored the club . . . Oflicers were Sally Ritter, president, joan Swentko, vice president, Pat Doolin, secretary, and Judy Greene, tr6HSL1fCf- Row I Horvath, Barenie, Crouch, Shlensky, Goldberg, Freeman, Armstrong, Norbeck, Seigel Row II Eberle, Singleton, Dye, Doolin, Grant, Houston, Leibach, Ritter Row III Richter, Fogarty, Anderson, Swentko, Greene, Peckenpaugh, Kennedy, Affleck, Richards Row IV Cakley, Laughlin, Petrie, Baker, Shaw, Thomas, Lloyd Page Thirly-eight 13 ffiifff i 2 i sig if if lf 5' -ef-sr E5 gg. QMQ Gag: .Q N ..xx A Q uns MN ik . A K fi 1 E V' Qfkjx SSR. ,V Q , . R 4 L- Malibu 'J Q Na S HN QD'-we-Q-, X YR Q r . W' x -Q3 5 W x asa 5 g W --QNX qwvai QW ibfafy Staff. . . Helped Miss Hawver, librarian . . . Checked out books . . . Helped the students get the material they needed . . . Mended books and magazines Picture I Sitting: Black, Dwoznik, Jones, Grant, Dorcy, Korns, Bagby, Reinert Standing, lst row: Miss Hawver, Bingham, Dye, Youngjohn, Pavelchek, Powley, Bethea, L. Krawczyk, G. Krawczyk, Makarewich, Tapper Standingg 2nd row: Wallace, Lennertz, Alexander, Hunt, Beck, Morfs A d a , 11 erson, Oexmann, Sutton 7 . . . - - .Nur4e4 staff . . They worked in the whitest room in school . . . Future Florence Nightingales Picture II Row I Schlensky, Shaw, Chase, Miss Latimer Row II Boyd, Baganz, Malacina Row III Weh r, Volkman, Harlerode Kgokrggfn, . . If you need anything, go to the bookroom . . . The staff h as always served us eliiciently . . . Under the direction of Mr. Fruehling and Mr. Rupp Picture III Standing Qleft to rightj: Mr. Ruppg Kifer, Supervisor of general books, Scheffel, special accounts bookkeeperg Pryde, Check writer: Sasewich, treasurers' reports, Heavey, filings and the entry and stamping of new sheets of the books and the checking of the journalg Bell, checking original books with the journal, Mair, supervisor of the special work, such as fees and tardiesg Mr. Fruehling Back row: Diament, checked the cash box, Slover, Supervised bank statements and checked the cash register, Ballard, kept bookstore and supplies in order Uigual . . Sponsored by Mr. Seddelmeyer . . . Bill Llewellyn was chief operator . . . Supplied movies, microphones, phonograph records, sound effects 257 times for classes and auditorium sessions . . . Owns 53,220 worth of equipment . . . Spend S5650 for programs per year . . . Sponsored window exhibit at Northern Indiana Public Service Company . . . Put on special program for coaches' ban quet, Masons . . Supplied public address system for P. T. A. program at Civic Center ' Picture IV Sitting: Simms, Greban, Blackenubrg, Vaux Standing: Llewelyn, Beck, Conrad, Groce, Burke, Smiddy, White, jackson, Tobin, Shoemaker Page Forty II NURSES' STAFF IV VISUAL AIDS STAFF I LIBRARY STAFF M, X,.... ,MA- 1 ,MF-Y-,, ' ' ....vf-f 'TF' I . . .M,,,,...s-v- M,,..... .. ,,,...,4--' III BOOKROOM STAFF .fl Pays Fm lx'-on Speech dlrld and National .gorendic afeague. . . Veteran Tom Stevens was president . . . Pat Newlin was secretary . . . Clark Wagner was treasurer . . . Composed of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in furthering their speech talents . . . The Hammond High speech team had one of its most successful seasons in years . . . Sponsored by Mr. T. D. Reed . . . Novem- ber l they sponsored a debate tournament, to which many schools were invited . . . They attended many invitational meets given by other schools . . . The Forensic Board was composed of the five members of the speech team with the highest number of points . . . Won the Sweepstakes of the Indiana Chapter of the National Forensic League held at Terre Haute Wiley . . . Debate Team won first place in state . . also captured the Calumet Debate League Crown and placed second in the Metropolitan Debate Union Picture I Seated Mr. Reed, Archibald, Newlin, Thompson, Stevens Standing Pickford, speakingg Podlach, Van Blarcom, Ewing, Wagner Picture II Row I Gevirtz, Pickford, Groff Row II Archibald, Newlin, Kutak Row III p Najmolovski, Cassaday, Reilly Row IV Goff, Kooken, Kowalysyn Row V Lynch, White, Peckenpaugh, Hancock, Stein, Sanger, Grant, Bnrbgch, Tieman, Wagner, Thompson, Sandler, Podlach, Mr. Reed, Mr. Lundgren, Stevensg president, speaking 5L0l0gy . . . Sponsored by Miss Reeder . . . cared for plants in cafeteria, room 116, library, halls and conservatory . . . held concession at school fair . . . ofhcers . . . President, Mary Dale Rhodes . . . Vice- President, joan Malacina .... Secretary, Betty Nelson . . . Treasurer, Ted Hitt Picture III Row I: Yoder, Malacina, Murphy 0 Row II: Rhodes, Nelson Standing: McGuire, Matus, Silogy Page Forty-two N. F. L. and SPEECH A CLUB I DE BATER5 III BIOLOGY CLUB l'.1!q.' I ur lx If 'r cg ll ' Ch'l an visitin the United States, acted as president . . . Fiesta was tlltid Patricia Martinez, a ie g p . . . ' h' h S nish students of other schools attended . . . members corresponded with students in given, to w ic pa Chile . . . Had dinner of different Spanish foods. Picture I Row I McMurry, Knierimen, Martinez, Eidam, Seigel, Clancy Row II Marlow, Walters, Free .?I'eItCh . . . Students met every Wednesday after school . . . Miss Kessing was sponso man, Luberda, Orr, Swenke, Wade, Hays, Penrod, Dunlap, Hansen r . . . Besides regular study of French, students also learned French songs. Picture II Row I Miss Kessing instructing Nackman, Geisen, Goff, Wade, Skufakiss, Therrien Row II Wrona, Sagan, Swentl-ro, Orr, Bradbyer, Standarski Row III Hays, Clancy, Bauer, Bagby, Smith, Greene, Kintzing, Posey, Bethea, Freeman, Seigel, Grirlith f lk n s and dances . . . Gave a party to welcome new members . . . erman . . Learned German o so g G rman . . . Miss Reichl spon Ch ' arties . . . Corresponded with persons in e y - Had ice skating and ristmas p lk' b h resident Beatrice Gesmond, Vice president, sored the club . . . The officers included jim Qua in us , p 3 cretar and treasurer respectively. Maxine Knorr and Pat Crowe, se y , Picture III Sitting: V Knorr, Gesmond, Crowe, Cummings, Bondy, Brumm, Finger, Classen, Mills, Cave Row I Miss Reichl, Qualkinbush, VMenning, Fredericks, Pirau, Meggers, Miofsky, Banse, Bruner, Baker, Bickel, Stevesand, Edwards Row II ' ' ' C R'chards, Fowler, Perry Holloway, Hill, Losinski, Wagenblast, ox, 1 Page Forty-four ,fi - w S 2 . L 7 ,,i5f' a Rin 4, 4 4 fs X. H, Q fii:.Q5A Ei, 1- J IW ,.,,, .W i k T., 'W' xx 'x ' fs i 'H gk 'Z .4 my . rf 1 3 Lg, ' S ww,-www ..., ,., is , ifx wff r nww .k Y N h x- is Ss Sq A ' S kx.x B K .ff :' . .xx Q . Ny' bi wmfwxt , W, .,V. .-,.. 5 X ,M ' Q i Y I f 2 ii 5 'F 3 Q , i Z X Q N A W .1 M v S ,f-- ,, M f QQ 1 at W N I an fr ,fi '55 W aww Zi ff, ,W WS' , Wm - . Rx. .. ,l 5 1, ,mhi mpg, 4 Nan ag, wr Q- Us mm w wr . , Y 'Q' iv A A 5Q'3w Q W' 5 V N' X XVQ 46,353 'LMI if -an 1 . . 1' Q E. gag 5 -WY-' PFW ,QSM wx x MIEQBJZQ. Nh, E f ,A . wpgsznszerx. wwf mxffv R. ij, ' ,Q Efvy fm Qf,,l1'3E3b ..,, 1 Qi was illluurx unioll Lxlazjegical ,Ceague . . . Is a national organization . . . Believe that an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise the world of today . . . It was founded in the fall of 1936 . . . The club celebrated its annual Latin Day held on the national birthday of Rome, the 19th of April . . . Art Bonneau was Consul Primus . . . Ronnie Stoltz was Consul Secundus . . . Louis Diament was Quaestor . . . The club was sponsored by Miss Work. Picture I First row Cfront to backyz Cole, Holtz, Ritter, Sagan, Koval Second row: Smith, Rhinesperger, Clancy, Cuprak, Narantic, Heidtman Third row: Hays, Kintzing, Wade, Orr, Hartlerode Fourth row: Korba, Krawczyk, Bagby, Peckenpaugh, Erickson, Grant Fifth row: Miss Wlork, Miller, McCullum, Murphy, Rhodes, McGuire, Walther, McCord, Freese, Guy, Herhold, Noonan, Lunsford, Stoltz. Bonneau. Kutak, Sandler, Ein Picture II Bottom row: Krawczyk, Chynoweth, Jacobson, Molnar, Sharbnk, Kaol-ren, Voris, Dieterich, Kodicek Second row: Benson, Rivett, Peterson, Fasan, Rodick, Standarski, Laws, Keitzer, Routa Third row: Brewer, Norbeck, Murphy, Huebner, Singleton, Snlos, Kussmaul, Barnett, Thomas Fourth row: Miller, Walker, Ruch, Dugan, Applegate, Rohrberg, Massack, Nelson, Hays Fifth row: Laughlin, Williams, DeBrota, Burbach, Kamewski, Abrahamson, Hanak, Gabovitch, Hardesty, Woodward Olce of Clubg. . . Any freshman with an average of B in the solid subjects is eligible for member- ship . . . average must be maintained . . . worked on lap robes for the Red Cross . . . Ted Humbert was president . . . Correne Dye was vice-president . . . secretary was Patty Youngjohn . . . treasurer was Tom Skrentny . . . Susie Routa was publicity agent . . . sponsored by Miss Pritchard. Picture III Sitting: Wehr, Norbeck, Applegate, Skrentny, Routa, Dye, Youngjohn, Humbert, Singleton, Huebner, Laws Row 2: Miss Pritchard, Fasan, Roberts, Tanis, Jones, Murphy, Anderson, Fedor, Deutch, Klee, Champan, Hestermann, Hutfman, Donadjewski, Molnar, Strand, Kraus Row 3: Mears, Dietrich, Peterson, Hubbell, Nelk, Benson, King, Wilson, Rakos, Burbach, Bapst, Nelson, Abrahamson, Minder, Gabo- vitch, Woodward Page Forty-six Xa A 3 AQ iq 1? ' ff .13 ,vi if 5, x H X. f .1 q-J, i 'X X XY X 553 l A i ai? if 4 A X ai .A '4 1 Q.-v-'Q. H i ., 6 XXQAX N 'ffx x . I x , .A ,, i 2 9 3X,g'f! g 315. 5 Xa .gf , 5 . V x X ' z M ff. . a ' ' . F X f it A Q 'iU! g':Z5wX ' H51 2 1 'H' , 1 ' . 't ' uh 'fm A 1.23569 Y 1 0 x , - iq' Q 1 K.. 4' , A M ' 5, , 1 1 I I . G., . s H 1 'T X ' I Haig' 'E ' , ',, , . 'E if X M 5 3 ,gag Ak nw. -. , . Q x . , , 3 Vx I , H V ng I, X A,,::,'A .H 2 N , ,fs . ,,.,: .. . ' R k'T W'W W. ,M mwmNw ,V mm aw-QXXXXXWW. qw ss ii ww xy X xv .X . gg XXX X: '. XX w .Q X X ...Q X N X m SEQTQX S 5 Q .1 5 - K . x X QP. 1 luv A N lg A Q Y 5 N .X 8 K i bg , ... ' , X 1 ., .. S , 4.4 .XX XKNEST .www . X M wi Fl .XX .X C x L S s y- 582115 . . . Sold candy after school . . . Gave a roller skating party . . . Had inter-religious panel . . . Mrs. Loeb spoke on Boy-Girl relations . . . sponsored by Miss Bollenbach and Miss Thompson lti0l' g10up . . . Marilyn Hinesley, president . . . Norman Pavelchek, vice-president . . . Shirley Mc- Kay, secretary . . . Peggy Brasher, treasurer Picture I Row I Gaskey, McDaniel, Halleck, Reilly, Hartfielcl, Bell, Houston, White, Williams, Pratt, Rosenau, Stromske, Fredericks, Forsythe, Wilton Row II Golice, Clark, Hildebrant, Brewer, Aileck, Piatt, Pratt, Rhinesperger, McKay, Hinesley, Macenski, Weigly, Freese, j, Hartlerode, B. Hartlerode Row III Waller, Kovach, Ritter, Miller, Allen, Takacs, Pavelchek, Olson, Shideler, Spiroff, Turner, Sharbak, Narantic, standing Row IV Miller, Cuprak, Bashore, Skaggs, Brockman, Horn, Balog, Solan, Minsavage, Dilts, Simons, DeBoer, Stone, Kammer, Marlow, Jack uIti0I' gI'0up. . . Maejette Erickson, president . , . Audrey Perry, vice-president . . . Eunice Walker, sec- retary Picture II Row I Perry, Coughlin, Walker, Houseworth, Wilson, Pierce, Matthews, Starks, Goldberg, Richter, Furman, Kalbac, Burnett, Rahn, Sockett Row II Nagy, Malony, Galovic, Trappe, Coughlin, Standardski, Wrona, Walther, Davis, Nackman, Koscielniak, Coughlin, Voris, Cuppy, Beil- fuss, Gidney, Miss Thompson Row III Huber, Friend, Bauer, Podlach, Kish, Erickson, Bingham, Campbell, Camp, Nicolosi, Gilford, Gaskey, Kittell, Massey M- y . . . piloted by Louis VandeVort . . . Sponsored a city-wide initiation and father-son banquet . . . Sent delegates to the district convention at Gary Horace Mann and to state convention . . . sold Wildcat decals Picture III Row I Smith, Long, Knutson, Howard, Charleston, Vandevort, Wright, McDaniel, Woodburn, Richardson, Bonneau Row II Mr. Overman, Dye, Christensen, Ogren, Stoltz, Lasbury, Cadman, Rush, Elkins, Manger, Aubrunner, Bond Row III Karnafel, Korba, Mills, Ashby, Lennertz, Nelson, Pepperdine, Keane, Cadman, Leas Row IV Anosky, Molen, Beckman, Hines, Hamm, Parish, Chasteler, Chillas, McClanahan Row V Anderson, Ruff, Dover, Cole, Wallace, Linvill, Barcus, Lunsford, Cummings, Ferguson, Darrough Row VI Klug, Fox, Smicldy, Blazevich, Hammond, Miller, Noonan, Liesenfelt, Highsmith Row VII Clark, Moore, McCoy, Clark, Bradley, White, Villers, Thomas, Richardson Page Forty-eight P 5 ' fi G Q 5 Q Q if :Sa Q ,wma fiL j3a 3mi-f 1 ff? E ? 45 2 rf X 6 25- 45 +- K- fm' 19 5 ' -' 5 Q A H HK 4 ,., -1 -fm T, 3-V , ' pf X ' yf 1 J - M ,A '5' 'zlfh 3, ig K af' , ,, wmM,, - 5- .hw KN xv' .H'.!uen . . . composed of boys with letters . . . during the first semester they met at night . . . the second semester they met during club periods . . . a banquet was held in the fall for the football, cross country, tennis, and golf teams . . . a winter banquet was held for the basketball and swimming teams . . . the June banquet was held in honor of the baseball and track teams . . . they put on a swimming exhibition at the Mardi Gras . . . they decorated a Hoat for the Association Parade . . . Tom Foreman was president . . . Al Wenner was vice president . . . John Neidow and Dave Ogren were secretary and treasurer, respectively . . . Mr. Nelson sponsored the club. Picture I Standing: Granack, Ricbe, Fox, Dickinson, Smith, I-Iartigan, Sraight, Heinler, DePaoli, Spearman, Schultz, Doppler, Homalla, Fergeson, Anderson, N. Morfas, Babcock, R. Neidow Sitting: Row One: Peglow, Orr, Harper Row Two: Jones, Kitchell, Kokinda Row Three: Pepperdine, Choen, Spoener Picture lI First Row: Mr. Nelson, Eggers, Clark, Ein Second Row: Jones, Fowler, Adams, Ogren, Harper, Kraus, Ferris, Donnersberger, Hunt Third Row: Barnes, Zizoff, Given, Foreman, Beckman, Routa, Long, Maroc Fourth Row: Kicho, Mallehan, Chillas, J. Neidow, Rupert, Chasteler, Eggers, Thon, Ball, Molen Fifth Row: Rice, Davis, Buhring, Pickford, Blackburn, Kreijer, Perkins, Kessler, McClean Stamp . . Miss Kessing sponsor . . . Mernbers collected stamps as hobby . . . discussed and ex- changed stamps during meeting . . . Officers were Allen Thomas president . . . joan Swentko secretary and treasurer. Picture III Sitting: Longstreet, Miss Kessing, Swentko Standing: Thomas, Kraus, White Page Fifty 'D VM E Q N wgwgff .mx 5 , 5 E i ll ,, my ' C! ' MQ hm fa m,, ?2 ' Y? V ' iz, , .ix at Qi? ffy flgf xi 4 Am 9 R r 2 V. s Q, 415 4 Lg --.W 'wfj ' M f V ,MA , 4 659 M, k 0,5 ' ,. , Q 0 4 X , 444 M . M, 2WaQfWTy ' 2, V Mi' H Wx QI I , ,za ZW, WW ,Q a W ' 'Ni 4 1 v,.f,k , E . A ' .X 5 r ?m?,fgZfFQ. Q gmfeif y as ' uf 1 2 Er r ' RSX Q. wr 1 1 4 I 4 1 'Ki Q 1 ix my , ,X YN 2 x Q Q .. if :S 'MW-.X x it egg ix Q my Q 5' , , Q mm' il, Mk cxplllttlell dlftd . . composed of the Arts and Crafts and the Design 'for Living Clubs . . . Created posters . . . Sold Christmas cards . . . Made menu covers for the army . . . Designed braille covers for magazines for blind children . . . Sponsored by Miss Olga Schubkegel . . . president, Don Colby . . vice-president, Pat Douglas . . . secretary-treasurer, Virginia Ribicki. Picture I Seated: Kunde, Heidtman, Waddell, Hopper, Cochrane Row Two: Gordon, Koval, Long, Ribicki, Standing: Hester, Hillbrandt, Henry, Cathey, Prechtel Row Two: Eppl, Hensley Picture H First Row: Markward, Fredericks Second Row: Hicks, Kammer, Swanson, West, Jack, Cedergren Third Row: Miss Schubkegel, Lippincott, Baker, Racz, Goodlander, Olson Commercial . . . Their goal is to learn the fields of business . . . the president was Mary Korellis . . . vice-president was Adele Walker . . . secretary-treasurer, Virginia Markus . . . One of the main events this year was writing business letters . . . sponsored by Miss E. Anderson Picture III Sitting: Buck, Miller, Funston, Austgen, Korellis, Markus, Walker, Bossard, Marlow, Matovina, Dwoznik, Abney Standing: Springs, Henderson, Craig, Dulsky, McVey, Npemeth, Chasteler, Segally, Banse, Strasburg, Sagan, Fogarty, Rutherford, Winkler, Harris, Peckenpaugh, Lappin, Dean, Lewis, Kittle, Miss E. Anderson Paw Fiftv-two II EXPANDED ARTS CLUB I EXPANDED ARTS CLUB Ill COMMERCIAL CLUB ebuild! 6ill0Je Change of 5ea40Il 501' gltelne. . . Editor Patty McMurry, Assistant Edi- tor, Betty Kovach, Judy Greene, Pauline Zizolf, Florence Cleveland, Nat Hendricks, Laurel Groff, Beatrice Skufakiss, and Barbara Nilsson arranged the 1948 Dunes around the idea of The Change of Seasons at Hammond High,', the activities, classes, and sports being divided into three respective seasons. ' Business Manager Myrna Hildebrandt . . . Assisted by JoAnne Olson, Harold Kraus, jim Chillas, Pauline Zizoff, Barbara Nilsson, Virginia Spiroif, Donna Roknick, Bill Messman and Drus Berdine secured the advertising for the 1948 yearbook. Hal Hester designed the cover and division pages of the 1948 book . . . Bob Marsh created the figures used on Dunes the title page and division pages . . . Bob Kutak and Clark Wagner wrote the division page Season Comments . . . Gerald Rush made the student photographs for the book. agents were Ronald Barnes, Dave Ogren, Norman Cox, Zola Hundley, Mary Korellis, Bill Brant, Betty Bauer, john Morfas, Pat Smith, Marilyn Eidam, Shel Spungen, Allen Wenner, Dorothy Balog, Owen Me- harg, Gayle Barber, john Routa, Beverly Williams, Dave Anderson, Betty Kovach, james Boyle, Bill Cad- man, Pat Ovanek, Kenneth Thomas, Bill Nelson, Betty Volkman, Ella Mae Cuprak, Pauline Zizoff, Donna Pepin, Gwen Waller, Phyllis Waddell, Bill Messman, Charles Racz, Lorraine Smalley, Robert Hunter, Margaret Claassen, Arlene Sorrell, Florence Kiekenapp, Allan Thomas, Wilma Elman, Robert Kutak, joan Pohlplatz, John Tsatsos, Ronald Martin, Jean Re'nert, J. B. Felder, Shirley Rhea, and Russell Smiddy. Miss McGranahan was the Dunes faculty advisor . . . Mr. Dunham was financial advisor. The yearbook sponsored Betty Betz, famous teen-age authority, for its annual publicty scheme. The Dunes acknowledges the following in the production of the 1948 Dunes . . . Mr and Mrs. O. W. Bodie, Mrs. L. R. Rhodes of Bodie's Studio . . . john Wawro of Bodie's Studio for all the activity pictures in the 1948 Dunes . . . Mr. F. C. O'Betts of the Student Miniature Company . . . Miss Schubkegel, art director, for suggestions in designing the book . . . Miss Hellen McCullough for suggestions in developing the theme . . . Mr. Edward Kase of the S. K. Smith Company of Chicago for the cover of the Dunes . . . Mr. Don Sutte, of the Electro-Matic Engraving Company, Chicago, for producing the engravings . . . Mr. Tom Thomas, Henry DeLaney, Charles DeLaney of the DeLaney Printing Company for the printing of the Dunes . . . Hazel Lindstrom, Anne Korba, and Alice Wiggins for the Hammond High School ofhce . . . Bob Kutak for theme page and memorial page. Picture I Patty McMurry . . . editor of the 1948 Dunes Picture IVI Betty Kovach . . . isstant editor Picture III Seated: McMurry, Zizoff, Cleveland Standing: Kovach, Skufakiss, Hendricks, Greene, Nillson Picture IV Hal Hester and Bob Marsh did the art work for the Dunes. Picture V Row One: Olson, Spiroff, Hildbrandt, CBussiness Managerj, Nilsson, Zizoff Row Two: Roknick, Messmann, Berdine, Kraus, Chillas 1 1 W A g 'Q I--.......,, I . 4, - -4- . ......, ,.,., , ...W k as Q' .. ,. .. . Q IE . Hx 115 M.- . . mmvifm. N a earl!! . . . During the year experienced continued man-power shortage . . . The increase of required sub- jects crowded out a lot of the better English student who would like to take journalism . . . also eliminated from the staff those journalism students who had completed their training for a staff position . . . to meet this emergency they set up a dual staff system known as the Purple and White staffs . . .one staff to publish alternate issues . . . The Purple staff was made up of those students having one or more year's experience . . . Delores Benne was editor of the Purple Staff . . . The White staff or training staff, was made up primarily of juniors and sophomores, headed by Jackie Abbott . . . in spite of this careful planning, required subjects will make it necessary to choose next fall's staff mainly from the students who complete their course in journalism this June . . . Special issues published throughout the year with the aid of the school print shop and their new Miehle Vertical Press were the Christmas edition in red and green, the Semi- Finals extra, the Temulac Times C April Fool issuej, the Silver Anniversary Association issue and the special Graduation issue . . . The Hammond High chapter of the Quill and Scroll was publicized as was the Herald in the March-April issue of the Quill and Scroll magazine, which is the official publication for the International Honor Society of High School Journalists, which was written by Mr. A. T. Bolt, supervisor of the Herald, explained the workings of the dual staff system . . . The picture of the Purple staff which illustrated the article was taken by Gerald Rush, Herald and Dunes student photographer . . . Because of the high cost of printing in commercial shops the lock up and press work of the paper was done in the Hammond schools' print shop under the supervision of Mr. A. J. Schultz, printing instructor . . . It was necessary to send the linotype composition and make-up of the paper to commercial shops because the lino- type machine which is on order for the Schools' print shop had not yet arrived . . . The Herald also pioneered in conjunction with the Association in the launching of a possible activity ticket program . . . This plan would insure every student in school a copy of the school paper every week and would eliminate a necessity for costly subscription campaigns which break into the school days during the opening weeks of the fall semester . . . Shouldnit work any hardships on the student body by requiring each student in the school to pay for the paper by this plan . . . this plan would give the business staff a definite financial guarantee which would make it possible to start publishing the paper weekly beginning with the first week of school each fall . . . Roy Charleston was managing editor . . . Ray Charleston was student manager of the business of the Herald . . . R. H. Dunham kept track of the books and paid the bills with the valuable assistance of his business staff. PURPLE STAFF WHITE STAFF Sitting: Benne, Ray Charleston, Rush Sitting: Pickford, Abbott, Doehring, Goff, Speiser, Rotas Standing: Wright Standing: Straus, Duney, Spicker, Parke, Dickinson QUILL and SCROLL Sitting: Mr. Bolt, Benne, Abbott, Smith S Standing: Ray Charleston, Roy Charleston Pane F1 ftv-six 5 , JN v' U ! ' z Q , A , if ,t A' Q , 1 S , A 1 5. fi 4 Q in K Q A W X L L 5 ,l IN tm t 'V X P A- mf. ny Q V by Maw, ,Y 5.2 ff -, , f 37 A X 'M ' 1 Wt -W 'YL A .A ,, 9 Y v ,, t V ix 5 35 5Q 555X,x X xxX .. Q: F MW if Q5 Q. J Cl. N W-www, func! Carnival I The Minstrels and the Ladies Ill A Flower for Every Button Hole II Mr. Bolt arid his Chalk Taik Xkwdfx ffm, 2 1525: u,,g,f , g . f 153 wk P' sz fb i' ji 33, 1 4--1 ... m, 'v if ' 'fl'- ...au 'W 9 '41-A --fi mx., QA., ' ,. .,4n-..--I' --w ' NM... 'ww fi' ai'- , V, I Betty Bet: and her angels Ill Betty Belz and Sammy Il Betty Bet: and autograph hounds IV German Clllb P-HTF V German Club Party C, A. C. Hallowccn Party The marching band fno sonp?' Q Homccomnng bonhrc I Betty Betz handing out thc date-mic charts lxfw x agp Sixlx-ina 1 I Coach Nelson and Coach Papais looking over the situation IV Wheels gecting their letters ui II Babcock kicks Ill H-Men's Father and Son Banquet V Home-coming dance P H ' ivw UL! 'xH-m:.- U1 ilu- Qiuvk vulw-1' IIKE1 f N 6 Q Lonkinq over thc pumpkin x i H -Howssn puffy l'uAqw Six lx'-Nm Qzivlcferd ippecf :Seven o ine goes! HAMMOND ,,,,,,,.. ,,,............,A,....... 3 2 HAMMOND ,,,....,, ,,..... 1 3 HAMMOND ,.,,,,,,. ..,.... 2 HAMMOND ....,,... ....... 2 HAMMOND ,,,,,,,,, .,..... 1 3 HAMMOND ,.,...,.,A... ..., ,.,.... 2 2 HAMMOND ...,,,,,..,,, ....Y ....,YY 0 HAMMOND A....,,.......,,Y,A.......,.....f......... 2 5 Opening the season on September 12, the Purple grid machine powered to a 32-6 victory over an injury ridden, inexperienced Tech eleven before a crowd of more than 6,000. 1 Outclassed by the two-time state champion East Chicago Roosevelt, the Wildcats became the 24th straight victim of the Twin City squad. A versatile rockribbed line plus a smashing backfield proved too much for the Purple as they succumbed 16-13. A safety, tallied when a blocked punt was recovered by a Washington lineman in the Senator end zone, gave the Cats a 2-O victory over the previously undefeated Twin Citians. Purple backs, who couldnit do anything right, failed to go for touchdowns several times when the path was clear. South Bend Washington, future eastern NIHSC champion, tumbled before a battling squad 7-0 at H. H. S. field for its first defeat of the season. Bob Babcock, scored on a reverse play in the opening minutes that sent him 15 yards to pay dirt.. Then it settled down to a battle of lines. The upset win gave the Cats state recognition and some down-state writers picked the Purple as the state's No. 2 eleven behind invincible East Chicago Roose- velt. Hammond High muffed chance after chance as it fought to a scoreless deadlock with the third unde- feated team it met in as many starts, Whiting, at the Oiler field. The Cats penetrated the Whiting 30 yard line four times reaching the eight in the first period, but couldn't push across a tally. Center Bob Hunt and Left Guard Fred Donnersberger starred in the line while Wally Bogielski and Art Mallehan paced the attack. Whiting had possession of the ball on the H. H. S. 24, the closest they came to a touchdown all night, when the game ended. TECH ...,......r..........,..,,,.......,,,,,,,....... - .... 6 E. C. ROOSEVELT .,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.. 1 6 E. C. WASHINGTON ....... .,,... 0 S. B. WASHINGTON ,,,.... ,,,,., 0 WHITING .................,,,.....,,,.,, ,,.,,, 0 CLARK ...........,..,,,......,,,,........,,,,, ,,,,,, 7 BENTON HARBOR, Mich. .,,,., ,,.,., 7 EVANSVILLE REITZ ..,,,.,......,,, ..,,., 6 LEW WALLACE .............,,,,,.......,.,.,,,,, 7 The City championship clash with Clark turned out to be a thriller as the Pioneers raced to a 7-0 half-time lead over what appeared to be a weary Cat crew. Snapping back after the intermission, however, the Purple crew sent Art Mallehan across twice to wrap up a 13-7 verdict. Once-beaten Benton Harbor, Michigan, High eleven became the Wildcat's second inter-sectional victim, 22-7, in a game played in the land of lakes and apples. The Purple overcame a 7-6 deficit at the end of the first quarter to roar to victory on two touchdowns by Bogielski and safeties by Bob Hunt and Harold Krause, who tackled Benton Harbor ball carriers in the end zone. Art Mallehan scored his third straight touchdown, including the two he tallied in the Clark game, in the first period. A touchdown pass in the last minute of play gave Evansville Reitz a 6-O win over the Cats in the slush of the Panther Bowl in Evansville. Rain, which had fallen for two days and stopped just before gametime, gave the gridiron the appearance of a swimming pool with dabs of clay sticking up here and there. The Wildcats were housed at the famous French Lick Springs, Hotel before and after the intersectional tilt. Ending the season in a blaze of glory on semi- illuminated Gleason field, the Catsvbroke forth with the biggest scoring splurge since their opener to hu ' - iate Gary Lew Wallace, 25-7, in an ' a-W n division playoff game. Tom Tsatsas s atch- ing a pass from W7 alter Bogielski, B c tallied' two six-pointers, and Chuck Fer a touch- down pass to Dan Wisniewski d the season with a 6-2-1 record. Two Wildcats, Cente Hunt Guard Fred Donnersberger, were na d to the Associated Press all state high school football team. B - TEAM FOOTBALL RESULTS HAMMOND .......... ................... 7 ROOSEVELT ...... ........ 1 2 HAMMOND .......... ........... 7 MORTON ................ ........ 1 3 HAMMOND .......... ........... 1 4 WASHINGTON ...... ........ 0 HAMMOND .......... ...... 0 NOLL CENTRAL .,...... ........ 1 6 HAMMOND .......... .......... ...... 7 T ECH ........................... ........ 1 3 HAMMOND .......... . ...................... 27 CLARK .,.................. ........ 0 FRESHMAN- SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL HAMMOND ,,.,...,. ........................ 0 NOLL CENTRAL .............. ......... 1 6 HAMMOND ......... ....... 1 3 E. C. WASHINGTON ....... ......... 7 HAMMOND ......... ....... 7 MORTON ........................ ......... I 4 HAMMOND ......... ....... 7 TECH ........................... ......... I 3 HAMMOND ......... ........... 2 1 CLARK ............... .. ....... . 0 HAMMOND ......... .... - 7 ROOSEVELT ..... ........ 1 2 Page Sixty-four Bogie breaks away . . . XS rc i :Ng Rupert to thc srdclmcs Babcock over for a touchdown Mallchan crashes through Mapping out strategy Captain Donncrsbcrgcr, Coaches Papais and Nelson INN R griclclera Shower! Speer! and Stamina in Dough Season Bob Hunt . . . Rugged . . . Bulwark on defense . . . Capable . . . All State Center Bob Babcock . . . Outstanding punter . . . Hard runner . . . Good blocker Chuck Ferris . . . Nifty running back . . . Injured early in season . . . Hard to replace Babe Donnesberger . . . Hard charging guard . . . Always got share of tackles . . . Captain Larry Adams . . . His best ability was his blocking . . . Good pass receiver Dan Wisniewski . . . Hard running back . . . Reached peak in E. C. Roosevelt game Walter Bogielski . . . Iron man of backfield . . . Speed merchant . . . Good triple threat Harold Kraus . . . Fast charging tackle . . . Good blocker . . . Able tackler Shel Spungen . . . Good line backer . . . Played either half or fullback George Thon . . . Hard charger on defense . . . Hard for opponent to move Clyde Ball . . . Rugged fullback . . . Capable of picking up yardage Art Mallehan . . . ballplayer Frank Rupert . Ralph Grinter . . . Tom Tsatsos . . . Most improved ball-player on squad . . . Hard driver on offense . . . Great defensive Switched from guard to end . . . Injuries prevented him from reaching his peak Strong on defense . . . Showed great improvement Developed into outstanding end . . . Good pass receiver . . . Tackled and blocked well Norman Zizoff . . . Great spirit . . . Lots of enthusiasm . . . Able quarterback Don Perkins . . . Biggest man on squad . . . Developed speed . . . Regular at end of year Dewey Blackburn . . . Excellent receiver of passes . . . Developed as the season progressed into an out standing defensive end Nat Meadows . . . Smallest man on squad . . . Able place kicker . . . Size was no handicap . . . Played as regular Tom Buhring . . . Understudied Kraus at tackle . . . Should be regular next year jack Farn . . . Injured before season started . . . Will be back next year joe Kicho . . . Stepped into right guard spot when Meadows was injured . . . Played either right or left guard Jim Chillas . . . Improved greatly . . . Played either guard or tackle Tom Woodward . . . Good tackler . . . Blocked well john Morfas . . . Lots of speed . . . Capable end Martin Davis . . . Lightest man on squad . . . Played left half . . . Made several long runs during season Don McClean . . . Understudied Hunt . . . Lots of speed . . . Should be regular next year Harry Rice . . . Good field general . . . Hard blocking back . . . Will be back next year Cliff Dykstra . . . Played guard . . . Improved great deal . . . Will be back next year George Smith . . . Small but mighty . . . Capable field general Position Player Adams, Larry Kessler, john Brandenburg, Wm. Junior Owen, Walden Rupert, Frank Tsatsos, Tom Bogielski, Walter Davis, Martin . Ferris, Chuck . Babcock, Bob . Farn, Jack . Spungen, Shel Wisniewski, Dan Ball, Clye Crowe, Bill Mallehan, Art Buhring, Tom Kleighe, John Page Sixty-six Classification Weight Height Senior 152 5' 11 Senior 175 150 Junior 165 Senior 165 Junior 170 Senior 142 Junior 132 Senior 162 Senior 162 Junior 155 Senior 190 Senior 165 Senior 185 junior 150 Junior 180 Junior 18 5 Junior 170 Krause, Harold Grinter, Ralph Perkins, Don Thon, George Woodward, Tom Cole, Don Donersberger, Fred Morfas, John Chillas, jim Dykstra, Cliff Georges, Vic Hammond, Bob Kicho, Joe Meadows, Nathaniel Hunt, Robert MacLean, Don Rice, Henry Smith, George Zizoff, Norman Senior Junior Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior Junior Senior Junior Junior junior Junior Senior Senior junior Junior Junior Junior 190 170 240 185 160 200 220 175 180 160 145 162 180 147 197 153 157 142 170 1 al Q34 720i 435i I a 21 ff' 1 fi, QQ.. 3 Q N -1,,4f-1 ,ie-4 6319 -29 Q42 .-1s . Y! Q - is V ,f'q?f'i f , 9, fi-225 ie 11 E gggesalg ip 13 is 234.5 4B54.! 18aQ ,-Q4 -52-wi H3932 91? Q zr-, -'S 39 'Q ev A2535 14 W-30 M-21 93 Q' 953 5 2 Q FII Q' issviswv VTX E T59 4 , T 4 I Page Six! 1:-riglfl GUARDS Dykstra, Cole, Chillas, Meadows, Kicho, Donnevsberger ENDS Blackburn. Brandenburg, Rupert. Owen ENDS- Tsatsns, Kessler Adams TACKLES- Kleighe. Woodward. Morfas. Grintcr TACKLES1 Then. Perkins, Kraus. Buhring CENTERS: Rubright, Hunt. McCIean. QUARTERBACKS: Smith, Bogiclski, Zizxoff, Rice. FULL BACKS: Crowe. Mallehan, Ball. RIGHT HALF BACKS: Spungcn, Babcock, Farn. LEFT HALF BACKS: Wisnewski, Davis, Ferris. Sixty 'uint' .Harrieza 'won Jvlofaafzf jnuitalionaf .yn updel 1947 was not the banner year expected for Purple varsity cross country. The squad after trouncing Whit- ing 15-71, lost the services of Ronald Molen, the team's undisputed leader, for the next four events. In the season's second meet the H. H. S. harriers, coached by John Whitey Wonsowitz, placed second behind Tech and ahead of Clark in the city meet, and then dropped dual meets to Hobart and Horace Mann and also ranked last in the Gary Triangular. Bouncing back after these four consecutive defeats the Purple's thinly clads, paced by Molen, were the upset winners of the Hobart Invitational Cross Coun- try Seventh Annual Meet, the second largest cross coun- try event held in the state. 1947 Cross Country varsity schedule and results: After winning the Invitational, Hammond ranked fourth in the Hobart State Sectional and seventh in the South Bend Conference. Molen finished second in the conference and twelfth at the State Meet in Indian- apolis. Churning the cinders for the varsity squad were Ronald Molen, Sr., john Adams, So., Tom Foreman, Sr., Claude jones, Sr., Cecil Harper, jr., Henry Eggers, So., james Fowler, Sr., and Gerald Graves, Jr. According to Coach Wonsowitz the possibilities for next year are much brighter. The men who will give the '48 team balance are john Adams, Henry Eggers, Cecil Harper, Edgar Menning, Gerald Graves and Rich- ard Tinkham. 1947 Cross Country freshman-sophomore schedule Date Place Team Sept. Wicker Park HHS-15, Whiting-71 Won Sept. Wicker Park Tech-28, HHS-39, Clark-60 Lost Sept. Gary HHS-39, Hobart-17 Lost Oct. Gary I-IHS-29, Horace Mann-26 Lost Oct. Gary Roos. fGaryJ-38, Edison-33, HHS-51 Lost Oct. Hobart Won Oct. Hobart State Sectional 4th Oct. South Bend Conference 7th Nov. Indianapolis State Meet 12th Nov. Roosevelt East Chicago Lost and results: Outalancling Racket Ueam Copper! 7 of 8 Jueeta anal western Hammond High's 1947 netmen, capturing seven of eight meets and the Western division title, were prob- ably the most outstanding in Purple history. Blue Island C0-53, which had been beaten 5-2 earlier was the only opponent to nip the Wildcats, in dual competition. Other victims included: Clark, 5-1 and 6-0, East Chicago Roosevelt, 2-1 and 3-1, and East Chicago Washington by 4-1 counts twice. Date Place Team Sept. 23 Wicker Park HHS-18, Clark-89, Whiting-78 Won Sept. 26 Wicker Park HHS-26, Tech-51, Clark-69 Won Sept. 30 Gary HHS-33, Hobart-23 Lost Oct. 10 Gary HHS-18, Roos. QGaryJ-52, Edison-65 Won Oct. 24 Wicker Park HHS-16, Morton jr. High-53 Won Oct. 31 Wicker Park HHS-23 Won Tech-61 Morton-70 Edison-105 Clark-131 Nov. 11 Roos. E. C. HHS-29, Roosevelt-28 Lost l Zrtle H. H. S. won the division title, scoring seven points to three apiece for Clark and Washington and one for Roosevelt. However, in the NIHSC playoff, Michigan City couldn't be stopped and the Purple lost, 5-0. Seniors on the team were A1 Wenner, Frank Chasteler and Ronald Barnes. Back for another Hing next fall will be Morton Bacon, Melvin Ein, Arthur Clark and john Meggers. TENNIS TEAM SUMMARY Sept. Hammond ......... ....... 5 Clark .,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,.... 1 Sept. Hammond ......... ....... 6 Clark .......................,.......... 0 Sept. Hammond ......... ............... 2 Roosevelt .......................,.. 1 Sept. Hammond ............................ 4 E. C. Washington ............ 1 1. Al Wennerg Oct. 1 Hammond ........ ........ 3 Roosevelt ........... ...., I Oct. 6 Hammond ......... ........ 5 Blue Island ......... ......... 2 Oct. 15 Hammond ........,................... 4 E. C. Washington ............ 1 Oct . 2 0 Hammond .......,,.................. 0 Blue Island .,......,....,,...,... 5 2. Morton Bacon, 3. Melvin Eing 4. Frank Chaste lerg 5. Arthur Clarkg 6. Ronald Ba rnesg 7. John Meggers. golf Squad won Confeeence Meet Golf Squad Won Fall Conference Meet . . . Golf is a combination fall and spring sport . . . The squad had the following record in the fall . . . It defeated Cal- paraiso, Dyer, Mishawaka, Clark, and Tech . . . It won second place in the LaPorte Invitational Meet, and the conference crown from Mishawaka 7-5. Team in order of their rank at end of the season: Jack Homolla was number one man . . . Chuck Doppler, second . . . Tom Pickford, third . . . Paul Page Set 'only Markovich, fourth . . . Jim Granack, fifth . . . Jerry Homolla, sixth . . . Steve Riebe, seventh . . . Walter Sabinski, eighth. The 1948 spring schedule was as follows: April 27-LaPorte-there. May 12-LaPorte-here. May 21-Quadrangular Meet in Indianapolis. May 22-State Meet in Indianapolis. i , ff F 6' ' f gnnnmv , QAHHO, HRHHUF F nf Rpm:-low :,rm' QfU s ' 5 x -, 4 'Qi ,. fl' A Q W , .. X , vw . , , Y - Q A -Q M , . ,g 5 P 4 f I P r y s fm., N' li' 4 5? :if Q wflj M 1 ig 2 H M fx XX I 1 ff My if ,W 7210 1 ' 'W .sw M Hgmnnm WUN0 Hmmm: H5 e QMHUI0 M X N F f X ,A X qnnulm quam HAHNYB ,, Y 5 0 , . 45 . D ,K b 3 if . , 1 Y X I Cornflnlxcs .and olivgg , 5f.uv,gli0n ic Unclc XN'Y.'llfCf Lntcrfninx Nw crowd. Sinrgc crew: Baku. Olson, Frcnlz. Souligny, wage manager, Koch, Cried. 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But by the time we've turned in that last term paper, the lion has retired and the lamb has taken its place. 'Mfr , 1, 1+ A 4,455 liek' ' P .'S . mi ig? 0 :K . 91 tw ,pw Q I 1, K Q XP' 0 5 F - M 9+ :EQ Y Q! 'R .U ' ti My . A X kt Q an ,I I . ,,.. X -41 'gd ig .eg is .Q - 'as N S , r I aw 5 fy ll 4. , ' 'Q if., ylf Wgn',,6M,4f 1, Q Q afwkfflg' 7 '7 I sit ' 3351: - 11 5 ml N3 ,Q wi: ig A axis! 3 5 N - fy W A JN , ,xv E Xa, N as X Mm -' X is-gk Q , is fig? Y , sf 0 . in p , X, x.xx V L e x .. X .af X F xxx 4 E S x was Whit- mu' SV! Vllf N -x 4-' 7' IHIAQI A X 41111 ' . K M rrflfw-111111 0l'ClleJf'la . . . directed by Mr. K. Gekeler had a successful year . . . members attended the Opera Aida by Verdi at the Chicago opera house . . . gave spectacular orchestra concert . . . the concert was divided into three centuries with music, scenery, dancing, and singing in each century . . . the orchestra was colorful as well as musical with the girls dressed in gay formals . . . As an informal concert, members wrote their own orchestrations and played solos as part of their study of music . . . played in the combined group at the spring band concert . . . played at the plays, and appeared in the city music festival. Orchestra Picture I Row I: Kunow, Hulse, Ziehl, Forbes, Brook, Black, Hildebrant Row II: Gibson, Linville, Brant, Golgart, Black, Gibson, Economow, Henry, McMurry, Mills, Miller, Knorr Row II I1 Bethel, POHPIHCZ, Fredericks, GeSm0nd, F0rSyth9, Mears, Forsythe, I-Iollaway, Baugli, Canary, Stelfen, Krueger, Parker, Miller McGuire, Walther, Brumm Row V: Storm, Sidenbender, Stevens, Walters, Janis Ensembles and soloists worked all year in preparing for the concert in February and playing for various groups . . the Hammond High ensemblists and soloists traveled to Valparaiso for the contest and won many Superior and Excellent ratings . . . aside from being educational the smaller groups in which the student partici- pated were very enjoyable. ' II Flute Trio Seated: Brooke Standing: Howard, Forbes III Clarinet Trio Walters, Henry, McMurry IV Mixed Clarinet Quartette Stevens, Nelesen, Johnson, Miller V Cornet Quartette Row I: Cole, Tomsic Row II: Barnett, Steffen Page Eigblg SX- 5 8 ,X Q 5 MQ- ' s a 3 g X S N .r S 5 s X ' kv' X Q . 5.-. 'g f , Nw, 3' x as if ',,:4g 2 V, A xiii :wi 322. .ag is D. .. 1' if v M. .. , Y A - - Q 5 i 'fl Q - if W L Wig? if f if A , ,A X ' 'ff 2 1 4, , I M- 5' ' 1 Q +-Q 3' S sf Q 3-r, QM N 6' Y S yx v B S 'E 0 K S A ,jx x f .. Mx Y K 7' f X I X' X Ni X A Wifi' ff' . S ,A A. S X X mf .Hx 1 ' ff- E Y V HQ f . mm Q Q N P-4 if ' It W . S f Q XQ ef I ff, Q5 X0 x Pugc ljiglrlj -frm r v..,,, l'.r4. I uqfvlx -9:1 PHYSICAL FITNESS, A Mint, Ir Brought Ahont By Organizations Such AJ G. A. C. Building, Perfecting, Raifing Morals. The Girls Are Preparing To Meet The Spirit Of The Timer With Healthy Bodies And Clear Minds. Q at C . . . Member of the Indiana Girls' Athletic Association . . . Ofnciated intra-murals . . . Very effi- cient serving at banquets . . . Had fun on bike hikes, beach parties, Hallowelen party . . . Eleanor Weigly and her red flannels . . . initiation and splash party . . . Those blub and gurgle girls . . . Five delegates attended league camp at Shakamak State Park . . . Tramp, tramp, tramp the girls are marching . . . Movies presented during club period . . . Point system was put in use . . . Certain number of points given for health, mental attitude, physical activities, outside activities and service . . . Outstanding in athletic ability in specific sports were chosen for varsity . . . Basketball . . . Poto, Cross, Kiskenapp, Haag, Chasteler, Weigle, Zizoif . . . Speedball . . . Buleninec, Carroll, Chasteler, Crutcher, Freese, Sharbak, Stromske, Wil- son, Zizoff, Poto . . . Volleyball . . . Chasteler, Furman, D. Meyers, Sagan, Sharbak, Weigly, Wilton, Zizoff, Poto, R. Johnson. Joan Sharbak presided over meetings as president . . . Ann Narantic, vice-president . . . Mickey Stromske, secretary . . . Joyce Wilton treasurer . . . Lorraine Chasteler head of sports. The G. A. C. is sponsored by Miss G. Andersen and Miss M. Dietrich. Participated in intramurals . . . juniors must have been good . . . They won all the tournaments . . . Speedball, stayed by single elemination tourney . . . juniors' brilliant passing attack was the means by which they made their goals . . . Volleyball, played in double elimination style . . . The victorious juniors netted a total of 21 points to the Seniors 20 . . . Basketball also played by double elimination . . . Another success- ful victory chalked up by the juniors with the score of 19 for the champs and 15 for the pressman. Other after-school activities included ping pong . . . golf . . . archery. . . tennis. Picture I First row: Zizoff, Burnett, Rahn, Gidney, Hinesly Second row: Kish, Kaupe, Wilton, Chasteler, Stromske, Narantic, Sharbak, Pavalehek Third row: Villadsen, Crutcher, Alexander, Campbell, Fandrei, Freese, Tanasijevich, Keith, Wilson, Meyers, Kalbac, Clancy, Baugh Four row: Carroll, Frets, Chandler, Buleninec, Weigly, Morse, Koval, Miller Picture II Counter-clockwise: Zizoff, Wilson, Meyers, Miller, Morse, Weigly Stromske, Chastleer, Sharbak. Picture III First row: Freese, Morse, Wilson Second row: Weigly Third row: Zizoff, Sharbak, Buleninec Fourth row: Koval, Chasteler Top of ladder: Stromske Picture IV First row: Gidney, Hubbell, Morse, Koval, Weigley, Buleninec Second row: Kalbac, Massey, Meyers, Stromske, Hinesley, Wilton Third row: Crutcher, Gifford, Sharbak, Chasteler, Sarantos, Wilson Fourth row: Furman, Pierce, Zizoff, Freeze, Miller, Carroll Middle row: Alexander, Mollnar Page Eighty-six KN .,' E E? Y Q -+ if 715.5 Gif W v f , ' 4 ,Qi 15' V' Ayc, 2 . F Av 6 7 R242 gg ' ' Wg. 3 r 4' F ov A ffffsff T F1 . 3 ' 1 , A ,s M4 5 , '9 1 - gf Qffw li A I , I A give k it ' W ,sw , .. , A A N , : f 3 4 X, Q ,. 4+ vp b Of ,ws , . ry, in nf' '4 5 Q 1 . ,f -sv Q, b ' 41 G -vnn'G-' pf .1 K 4 'V 'QM F ' if' 4 1E,, 4 A J' Q 5? .,.. ,, :KX W 5 ww Y vgfm. - ,sa v wiv x .pa Pagr Eighty -nine Zyallkefj Duke SCCOIIJ Jn .N J- JJ. 5 ty-j won 8 of .9 Qbuald U For the second straight year Hammond High mermen opened the season by routing Thornton Fractional. The count this time was 42-24. x Leading all the way, the -Wildcats swam off with a 46-20 victory over the Whiting Oilers. The Purple took the measure of a weak La Porte squad, with six lirsts and a clean sweep in both medley and free style relays. The Wildcats, playing host, gained another one-sided victory as they defeated the Bears of South Bend Central 46-20. Probably the toughest dual meet of the season was the loss to Horace Mann, 37-29. H. H. S. rebounded with a 47-19 win over Thornton Fractional. It was even more one-sided than their first clash and was the Cats' fifth triumph in six meets. The Solons were next to feel defeat in the hands of the Wildcats, 46-20, as they lost five of eight events. Overcoming a first period deficit the Purple tankers clipped Whiting 41-25. The Papemen marked up a score two times as great, 44-22, at South Bend Central for win number 8. Hammond's splashers, former victims, captured their ninth victory by downing Horace Mann 40-26. The Wildcats overwhelmed East Chicago Washington 46-20 to end a very successful season with ten wins and one loss. Horace Mann edged the Cats, defending champions, to take the N. I. H. S. C. swimming meet, 43-55. Six other schools competed. Larry Smith came within one second of tying the record in the 100 yard backstroke with a time of 1.09.9. Tom Harrigan, Cat freestroker, set a new H. H. S. time with a 57.4. Also break- ing a record was the H. H. S. medley relay team ofLarry Smith, Allan Fox and Bill Cohoon whose time was 1.50.5. Last but not least was Fred Di Paoli who snatched the conference diving crown. Outstanding splashers of '48 were Tom Harrigan, Perin Schutz, Larry Smith and Fred Di Paoli. Though the team next season will be weak in breast stroke and relay material, the following varsity men will return: jones, back stroke, Di Paoli, diving, Fox, breast stroke, Pepperdine, Spearman and Meggers, free style, stated Coach Jula Papais. - Picture I Medley Team Broke Twelve Year Old H. H. S. Medley Record Smith, Schutz, Hartigan .Old time l:Sl.3 New time 1150.2 ' Picture II De Paoli diving-The Running Full Twist Picture III Conference Winners In water: Meggers, Schmal, Hunter ' On edge of pool: Spearman, De Paoli, Smith, Harrigan, Schutz Picture IV Varsity Swimming Team Seated: Hunter, Thomas, Pepperdine, Fox, Spoerner, Meggers, Harrigan Standing: Kitchell, De Paoli, Jones, Smith, Schutz, Schmal, Spearman, Coach Papais SWIMMING RESULTS Hammond High School 42 and Thornton Fractional 24 Hammond High Scsool 46 and Whiting 20 Hammond High School 46 and South Bend Central 20 Hammond High School 54 and La Porte 12 Hammond High School 29 and Horace Mann 37 Hammond High School 47 and Thornton Fractional 19 Hammond High School 46 and E. C. Washington 20 Hammond High School 41 and Whiting 25 Hammond High School 44 and South Bend Central 22 Hammond High School 40 and Horace Mann 26 Hammond High School 46 and E. C. Washington 20 MAJOR AWARDS Bill Cohoon, Fred De Paoli, Allan Fox, Robert Hunter, Tom Harrigan, Ronald Harwood, Vic Jones, Walter Kitchell, John Meggers, Larry Smith, Ronald Spearman, Perrin Schutz, Jack Spoerner, Don Schmal, Tom Thomas, Bill Pepperdine Page N inefy lH'l!l'l'1'III 1' 'l.Ill1l'Y1 Y' w. M70 1... Uri l'.1gl .Xl fl L' NH Y ag h qw g ' in Sr? J snnob X,n'i: ,,Q V M4 R , x 3 Q 3 f' M N, V iv 5 wk , if 3 Q f .pf 1 55 I gf Simi . i , 9 .1 ff x Q, f.,,.,.gQ ,1 t : 4 1' X f if Q 1 w Y 'X ,a V 53 ., 'S Mimi -- 'Q lf fi' if X ifzfk 21 2 Q 5 ' ,.,mg E YXb f R -56M . 12-32 2 ' 9 ,. , ,Q M : I li .'., f iz, ,',, -1 .- t .:k., Q. I J 5' .-.:..,.. ri ff K ' - A . , X: UWM I, 1 4,,' M! A 6' Cab Capiwze iufealezn Qbividionaf, Seclionaf, egionaf Czownd Opening its hardwood campaign against South Bend Central, Hammond High disappointed its followers. The Purple, although losing to a Bear quintet considered one of the best teams in the Eastern Division 37-36, were not living up to advance notices. Nick Morfas, operating at the forward spot, was high scorer with 13 points. A Playing its best game of 1947 the Wildcats completely overwhelmed Hammond Tech's Tigers, 68-44. This was also the first time during the '47 season that a fourth quarter rally was not needed for victory. High scorers were Dave Anderson who bagged 18 points and Wally Bogielski who racked up 12. Losing 50-36 to a snappy Fort Wayne Central quintet, Hammond High faltered when Dave Anderson left during the third quarter because of injury. The sudden turn of events seemed to knock the spirit out of the Cats' drives and the tenacity from its defense as the Tigers scored 21 points in the fourth period. Hammond High edged Clark 52-50, before a Civic Center crowd that watched in awe as the Cats led eight times before the last minute of play, Clark pulled ahead five times and the score was tied on seven occasions. Babcock led H. H. S. scoring with 18 points, but Neidow chipped in with an even dozen. Bob Babcock, who scored 13 points, netted the needed tally as the Wildcats edged out Tolleston 35-34 in a thriller at Gary Memorial. During the clash of zone defenses, many fans realized that when the Purple hoopsters decided .to take advantage of their opportunities they would be a team to be reckoned with. Until that time they would be an average team. Hammond High, jinxed by teams bearing the surname of Central, was downed by a mighty Muncie Central quint, 35-30, at the huge Muncie Fieldhouse. Nick Morfas, with 10 points, paced the Cats. Sparked by Al Schultz, starting his first game at guard, the Cat hoopsters whipped the Maroons from Benton Harbor 52-41. Superior playing plus brilliant teamwork made victory possible. The Valparaiso game was extremely lopsided, as the King quintet annihilated the Vikings 52-23. Nick Morfas tallied 11 points for Purple high-point honors. In a whirlwind fourth quarter, featuring a Slicer press defense and a barrage of field goals, Hammond High edged out previously undefeated LaPorte 48-47. Pivot man, Nick Morfas connected for 17 points to lead Pur- ple scoring. Horace Mann was downed 48-43 by the balanced efforts of the Purple quintet. Dave Anderson led in the point- making department with fifteen points, followed by Dick Neidow with 12. Bob Babcock and Nick Mor- fas tallied nine and eight points respectively. A The Cats, engineering a scoring spree, took the wind out of the Golden Tornados by routing them 52-32 at the Civic Center. Bob Babcock and Al Schultz, with 13 and 11 points respectively, sparked the King quintet. Long shots, by both Hammond and Emerson, highlighted the game. Invading the home stronghold of the Riders the Wildcats, in a fourth quarter rally, added another to their string of victories by ripping E. C. Roosevelt 51-37. Dave Anderson and Bob Babcock, scoring 13 and 12 points. respectively led Purple point-makers. Gaining momentum as the season progressed, the Wildcats looked very impressive as they romped to their seventh consecutive win by routing Lew Wallace 55-33 at the Civic Center. Dave Anderson paced Hammond High with 12 points. Bob Babcock bagged 10 and Steve Riebe connected for 9. In the game of the year, Hammond Wildcats' captured their eighth successive victory by defeating East Chicago Washington 47-32 before approximately 5,200 roundball enthusiasts at the Civic Center. Dick Neidow copped scoring honors with 12 points. Hammond High nailed down at least a tie for the Western Division title as it racked up its ninth in a row by clipping Hammond Tech 41-29. Cautious ball handling and a press by Coach Lou Birket's proteges almost defeated the Cats but Hammond's size and domination of the backboards were the deciding factors. Hammond High again displayed its erratic nature prevelant at the opening of the season as the Pioneer squad downed the Wildcats 55-41 in a non-conference game. Expert ball hawking and sharp shooting by the Robertsdale hoopsters ended the Wildcats' nine game winning streak. Leading Purple scorer was Nick Morfas with 11. Pagr N.'11t'ty-four Friday, the thirteenth, spelled both good and bad luck to the Kingmen as they bowed to Gary Froebel 59-44 but backed into an undisputed Western Division championship. Nick Morfas, only consistant Cat scorer, slightly softened the blow by connecting for 16 points. The Wildcats came to life after tumbling to two successive defeats to whip Whiting 51-39 in their final regular season game. Dave Anderson, Purple pivot man, outclassed and outscored Whiting's ponderous Hank Mazul by collecting 18 points to the 14 for the Oiler ace. Anderson was aided by Bob Babcock who tallied 14 points. zournamenld Hammond High fought off desperate bids by underdogs Grifiith and Lowell quintets to take both teams, 48-43. and 39-35, respectively, in its initial sectional starts. The Anderson-Babcock-Morfas trio proved too much Tiger mainspring, was held to 9 points while points. In the sectional finale, East Chicago Washington also and stellar guarding of Randy Balas, Senator Dave Anderson, 51-47 to forced to Hammond High Anderson for Tech, 37-23, in the tourney semi-final. Dale Vieau, Dave Anderson topped Hammond scoring by netting 13 felt the sting of defeat 36-34. Wildcat backboard control jumping-jack, by Nick Morfas were the deciding factors. collector of 27 points, paced the Cat cagers as they downed a sharp-shooting Emerson quintet win the regional opener. The Wildcats, after losing leads of eight, six, and four points were come from behind in the closing minute to avoid defeat. overcame Michigan City, 48-40 to capture its fifth regional and enter the Sweet Sixteen. Dave and Bob Babcock led Purple scoring with 11 points each. Hammond High, although rallying to close a 32-16 deficit to 41-39 in the final minute lost to a classy. Lafayette Jefferson quintet 44-39 before 9,000 screaming fans at Purdue fieldhouse. Driving hookshot artist, Ernie Hall, rang up 17 points to lead jeff scoring while Dave Anderson, Cat pivotman, swished the nets for 15 points. Hoosier pen jockeys agree that the frigid first half for the Purple hoopsters gave the victory to the Bucking Broncos, who won the state championship the next week at Indianapolis. Angelo Angelopolous of the Indianapolis News summarized the Jeff-Hammond clash with this comment: The Wildcats, obviously a rugged powerhouse, had the game in their hand much of the time-if they could have hit. They were the jumpingest lot--Bob Babcock, Dave Anderson, and Nick Morfas, especially- one could expect of high school teams. They outrebounded Jeff, 43-29, but they waited a minute too long to find the range. . BASKETBALL SUMMARY Hgmmond High School ............ se s. B. Central .................. ....... s 7 Name Class Hfishrh Weight Hlmm0fld High School ---- -4---- 63 Tech -------'-------'- '------------'----'-e-e Nick Morfas Senior 6' 3 180 Hammond High School ............ 36 Fort Wayne Central .............. A 1 1 1 H Hammond High School ,.-,-,,,-,,, 52 Clark -,-----,----,,-,,,,,,,.,----- Dick Neidow .... Senior 5 10 161 Hammond High School ............ 35 Tolleston .............-.. .. 301, Babcock -,,',, Senior 5' 11 162 Hammond High School ..,.....,... 30 Muncie Central 1 Hammond Higs School ....s....... 52 Benton Harbor ...... Dave Anderson ---- -lnnlof 6' 4 130 Hgminond Higs School ....------- 52 V3lP2l'3l50 ----------- Al Schultz lgthgryr Junior 5' 9 141 Hgmmgnd ............ 48 LIPOIIC ........... . . Hammond High School ........... 48 Horace Mann . Steve Rlfbs e-f- '-- J'-'nw' 5' 11 150 Hammond Higs School ...,........ 52 Emerson ............,....s Chuck Doppler Arrrr Junior 5' 91' 155 Hammond High School .......,.... 51 E. C. Roosevelt .... 1 Hammond High School ........... 55 Lew Wallace .......... Jim Grnnnck -efef Snpn 5' up 155 Hammond High School ........ .. 47 E. C. Washington ..... Dick Straight oowo' Junior 6' Zn 153 Hammond High School . ..... 4T Tech ..................... . 1 , P Hammond High School. .....,.., 41 Clark . .. Cecil Ferguson S0Ph 5 9' 16 Hammond High School ........ . 44 Frocbel ..,.................................. Hammond High School .......... 51 Whiting .................................. FRESHM ISN-SOPHOMOR E BASKETBALL RESULTS Hammond High School ........... 34 Clark ........................................ Hammond High School ........... 51 Whiting .................................... B' BASKETBALL RESULTS Hammond Hi h School ..........,. 22 E. C. Wasliington ...... 1 Hammond High SCh00l -.-..------ 21 TCCh ---,------------------ Hammond Hfgh School Tien 'r ' ' 1 7 Hammond High School ........... 23 Morton .... .......... H ammond High School Clark -- - 2 5 Hammond High School .......... 30 Bishop Noll .. ........ Hammond Hfgn School Tnnesrnn -- ----- -- 14 Hammond High School .,... zz E. c. Roosevelt .......,. Hammond Hfsh School Valvaf-USO ------ ----- - - 18 Hammond High School . H . 25 Whiting ...........Y.......... Hammond Hfgh School ' L npcne ' '- '-'- ---'- - ' 17 Hammond High School 39 E. C. W'ashington ..... Hammond High School Hnfnce Mnnn - 2 Hammond High School Emerson ....,,,, ,,,.,aa 1 3 FRESHMIIN BASKETBALL RESUITS Hammond High School Roosevelt ,...,. ,,,,,,, 2 1 Hammond High School ............ 4 Tech ......................... Hammond High School Lew Wallace ,,,. ,,,,,,. 2 5 Hammond High School ............ 19 Morton ................. Hammond High School Washington . ,.,,,,, 24 Hammond High School ..... 16 Irving ..... ................ H ammond Higs School Tech .....,,.,., ,,,,, , , 18 Hammond High School ........,.. 20 E. C. Roosevelt ........ Hammond High School Clark ....,..,. ,,.,,,, 1 5 Hammond High School . ...,.. 54 Irving ................... Hammond High School Froebel ....... ..... , ,,,, , ., 26 Hammond High School .... . 25 E. C. Roosevelt ...... 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Q M9 'Q ' X - , Q s 'Qt ti ,?31'VQf1kf: fz' :H ' 0.1 gi Q5 ',i5'5f,'-5. ', .. . 'A' ,g ' ':. , X lv' ,, ' Q1 f x' 3 h ? I .. Q -J Q A ifi'w' ' I fgli? N. ,,7Tw,, QV' I J' :Y - W 1 Y . . SX N' - a . x vm. .1 Q 9' Spfzing . . . Spring, when the first sneeze is heard, how that absentee list grows. Spring, and elections preceded by campaigns, track meets followed by crowds. Spring and Association Week quickly followed by the students' opinions. Spring, and the first free use of the city's lawns by the gang. Spring, the bleachers full for that first baseball game. Spring, when we hear the familiar story of the delayed yearbook, we know the finale has come. ln, W1-SK w. v Q ' 2 !.x 'sk X, K ,A . PW ' A ff wi 3' 5 .nf 37985322 , ,, My 2 MQ 'Q ' NK 'V l A 'Y K 4 1: f u 00?f5 NVQ, W V, mf-r W 4 ,gA y, Q 1948 eseniora cgntefzecf Many alcliuitiea The officers of the Hammond High Association were president, Mike Korbag vice-president, Chuck Long, recorder, Mar- garet Abatieg secretary of student activities, Janet Frentz, secretary of student safety, Rosemary Erlenbaughg s .- . v Red Cross, Sally Ritter, secretary of student Publicity, Dolores Benneg and secretary of discipline, The 4 .5 'lp senior class were president, Stanley Podlachg vice-president, Tom Johnston, secretary, Jane Black, and . 1. ls rbara Tanke. Mt. B - nd Mrs. Byers were the class sponsors. The s Q ' was Tom Foreman. Senior 1 f the House of Representatives were Roy Charleston, Nadine Deck, Madeline Harlan, Marilyn Hinesley, V' es, Gerald Lennertz, Donna Longstreet, Romana Mauch, Robert McCoy, Arlen Messenger, Chuck Miller, i f , Jim Qualkinbush, Herbert Siegler, Colleen Somerville, and Adele Walker. The if 'ves were Nancy Korns, Nat Hendricks, Don Perkins, Janet Frentz, Florence Cleveland, Evelyn Mir- L ' Za , ' ampbell, Larry Clement, Judy Fredericks, Eva June Koon, Jean Long, Bill Nelson, Norman Zizoff, Dick Unrath, Roy Charleston, Jeanne Setty, and Carolyn Starks. The Senior Senators were Edward Tweedle, Mary Korellis, and Clyde Ball. The Seniors on the football team were Larry Adams, John Kessler, Frank Rupert, Wally Bogielski, Chuck Ferris, Bob Bab- cock, Shel Spungen, Dan Wisnewski, Clyde Ball, Harold Kraus, Don Perkins, George Thon, Fred Donnersberger, Nat Meadows, Jim Chillas, and Bob Hunt. Seniors of the basketball team were Nick Morfas, Dick Neidow, and Bob Babcock. The tennis team consisted of seniors Allen Wenner, Frank Chasteler, and Ronald Barnes. Golfers were Tom Pickford, Paul Markovich, Bob Markovich, and Wally Sabinske. Track seniors were Larry Adams, Clyde Ball, Walt Bogielski, John Davis, James Embry, Tom Foreman, James Fowler, Claude Jones, Ronald Molen, John Routa, Bob Thomas, Louis Tebodo, and James Youngjohn. Baseball seniors were David Ogren, Bob Babcock, Dick Neidow, John Neidow, Tom Pickford, Bob Clark, Bob Hunt, Tom Orr, Duane Dickinson, and Dean Norton. Senior girls who participated in girls' sports were Joyce Wilton, Lois Villadsen, Pauline Sagan, Marilyn Hinesley, Shirley Hagerman, and Bonnie Funston. The graduating cheerleaders were Nat Hendricks, Duane Dickinson, Janet Frentz, and Lois Seigel, Senior swimmers were Tom Hartigan, Perrin Shultz, Tom Thomas, Bob Luddy, Dan Schmal, Ronnie Harwood, and Larry Smith. The choir consisted of seniors Eleanor Banse, Pat Freeman, Janet Frentz, Naomi Hill, Margaret Houston, Eva June Koon, Athene Kouris, Virginia Markus, Lora Ann Maybaum, Joyce Miller, Nadine Muri, Rita Puryear, Barbara Stout, Phyllis Waddell, Nancy Wysong, Shirley McKay, Dave Ballard, Roy Charleston, Norman Cox, Dave Kelley, Arlen Messenger, and Herbert Siegler. The members of the Girls' Glee Club were Mary Ann Brockmann, Charlotte Uhle, Gwen Waller, and Margaret Makarewich. The Senior Sextette included Eleanor Banse, Janet Frentz, Eva June Koon, Virginia Markus, Lora Ann Maybaum, and Joyce Miller. The Triple Trio consisted of seniors Pat Freeman, Shirley McKay, Rita Puryear, Barbara Stout, and Phyllis Waddell. Dave Ballard was the only senior in the Boys' Double Quartette. The members of the Senior Band were Marilyn Walters, Pat McMurry, Evelyn Black, Loretta Mills, Louie Vande Vort, Mary Oliver, Adele Walker, Sharon Canary, Pauline Sagan, Mike Korba, Jim Sidenbender, Maxine Miller, Martha Forbes, and Dorothy Brook. Those in the orchestra were Norma Bethea, Myrna Hildebrandt, Jane Black, Martha Forbes, Bob Henry, Pat McMurry, Jim Sidenbender, Arlene Baugh, Marilyn Walters, Beatrice Gesmond, Dorothy Brook, and Evelyn Black. Senior Denise Richards was in the Junior Band. Senior students interested in speech were Joan Archibald, Tom Stevens, and Stanley Podlach. The editor of the Dunes was Patty McMurry, assistant editor, Betty Kovachg and business manager, Myrna Hildebrandt. Those on the editorial staff were Nat Hendricks, Florence Cleveland, Beatrice Skufakiss, Judy Greene. Seniors on the business staif were Barbara Nilsson, Jim Chillas, Harold Kraus, Virginia Spiroff, and Bill Messman. The editor of the Herald was Dolores Benne. Herald helpers were Jackie Abbott, Jean Smith, Mary Rotas, Roy Charles- ton, Duane Dickinson, John Wright, and' Nancy Jones. Senior actors in the fall play January Thaw were Tom Orr, Anne Lieske, Dave Kelley, Dave Ogren, Carol Brewer, Eva June Koon, and Bob Luddy. The seniors in the senior play Tommy', were Jack Mitchell, Pat Powley, Bill Brant, Al Wenner, Marshall Severson, Shel Spungen, Nadine Muri, and Maryon Roberts. The D. A. R. Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Award was won by Mary Korellis and the D. A. R. Good Citizenship Medal was won by Ronnie Molen. Seniors on the Class Day committee, headed by Nancy Griiiith were Joan Archibald, Bob Henry, Chuck Miller, Mike Korba, Jim Fralinger, Dianne Hudson, Bob Hunt, Jim Chillas, Bob Luddy, Bob Molnar, Nancy Korns, Ronald Barnes, Pat McMurray, Marilyn Walters, Peggy Clark, Lois Seigel, Jean Smith, and Duane Dickinson. Seniors on the Gift Committee headed by Tom Pickford were John Neidow, Jim Youngjohn, Clyde Ball, Ronald Molen, John Routa, Pat McMurry, Janet Frentz, Mary Barbara Cochrane, Marilyn Walters, Jo Ann Wilcox, Stacia Pleva, Gayle Barber, and Anne Lieske, The seniors on the Banquet Committee, headed by Tom Stevens, were Nancy Griflith, Eugene Mills, Dave Kelley, Dave Ogren, Judy Green, Pat Kennedy, Nat Hendricks, Joyce Miller, Stacia Pleva, Anne Lieke, Florence Cleveland, Nancy Jones, Barb Bement, Gayle Barber, Nancy Wysong, Shirley Krejci, Arlene Phillips, Dorothy Dwoznik, Barb Nilsson, Maryon Roberts, Mary Ellen Oliver, Maxine Knorr, Betty Laird, Lorraine Smalley, and Joan Archibald. Senior dues were collected by a senior from each advisory and treasurer Barbara Tanke and secretary Jane Black of the senior class were the heads. Paw Our Hundred Fnur Z' 1 fiwf, 'H E2 'Q 5, 'Q' LJ . 1, W , fm. W... W f-W9 We . W M f , is If 1 'Wo- ii ff , .fx v, T. 5 3' S x . wiv? 9 1 x M wewfii' K .V A A ui 3 IRQ ss, 'V RW 'xf'n'!A' X? qw f e -W A-A W fi r ,f 5,4 4? -av -4' ,MW 2 fff I ,A 5 .3 A? , f fix gr 1 WX gf, ii is F I J , 1, - 5 S 'VK ' f 1 6 'Y' 551 W6 1 ff fx Lf 5.-2' iff F' ' H' 1 ig Aww .4 2 I N , yi. e , ff-gmfygf A' wggaf, ,fgf i K ' X f b . 1 fx fx K 1 S Zi Q Y I fp 1 f X Q 5 a Vf A 1 As xx 3 11 sim? gg . 3 'B AS I 'lu Hu: lily , 1,111 1111 ll lI.UIl Il Ihr f. li I.:-.I pr :km ' IH 'Hn pnuxr Nm! vvhfihvx' Q JJ' 14' Hllmlv e n i 0 r Top Row ABATIE, MARGARET She's got more accomplishments than freckles on her nose . . - Recorder-Association . . . Secretary-Speech Arts . . . Dunes Business Staff . . . N. F. L. ABBOTT, JACQUELINE The Strawberry Blonde of Herald Renown . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Managing Editor of '48 Herald . . . Y-Teens . . . Cloth- ing Club ABNEY, NANCY Shy Representative . . . Active in student aifairs . . . House of Rep .... Social Rep .... Automobile Club . . . Commercial Club . . . Y-Teens ADAMS, JAMES Future Congress fellow . . . House of Rep .... German Club . . . Freshman-Sophomore Football ADAMS, LARRY The man of a million moods, solemn and determined . . . Foot- ball . . . Track--Wing Foot Club . . . Basketball . . . H-Men's ADNEY, WILLIAM The quietest boy in school . . . Monitor ALLEN, DOLORES The gal that made the girlish giggle famous . . . Junior Band . . . Girl Reserves . . . Morton junior Band Row Two ALLEN, JUANITA Music mad . . . Y-Teens . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella Choir APPLEMAN, EVELYN Commercial,Club Katie . . . Commercial Club ARCHIBALD, JOAN She can writeg she can actg she can talk . . . Speech Arts . . . Debate Team . . . Junior Honor Society at Edison . . . N. F. L. ARMSTRONG, HELEN What a sense of humor . . . Herald . . . Red Cross . . . Monitor ASHBY, BARBARA Party girl . . . Broken mirrors are her hobby . . . Edison: Op- eretta . . . Choir . . . G. A. A. ASHBY, WILLIAM That laugh haunts the halls . . . How do you spell ghost? g-o-a-s-t . . . The Ghost Train . . . Treasurer of Hi-Y . . . Basketball . . . Baseball AUSTGEN, ARLENE Social Rep. spook . . . Commercial Club . . . Social Rep. . . Mor- ton: Dramatics . . . G. A. A. Row Three BABCOCK, ROBERT Bouncing Bab-the kangaroo man of the year . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Track BAGANZ, ALBERTA She's engagedg she's lovelyg she uses charm . . . Senior Band . . . Orchestra . . . Morton: Senior Band . . . Orchestra BALDWIN, BEVERLY Safety first is her motto . . . Secretary of Girl Reserves . . G. A. C .... Commercial Club BALL, CLYDE You know, strong and silent . , . Vice President of Arts and Crafts . . . President of Automobile Club . . . Football . . . Senator BALLAH, CLIFFORD Frankly, he's baffled BALLAH, VERNON Bewilded . . . You say you like your subjects this year? BALLARD, DAVID Versatile and eiiicient . . . Bookstore . . . A Cappella Choir . Herald Agent Page One Hundred Eight Row Four BALOG, DOROTHY She always looks so surprised . . . Vice President of Y-Teens . . Stamp Salesman . . . Monitor BANSE, ELEANOR Another of Miss Waterbury's proteges . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Commercial Club . . . Senior Sextette BARBER, GAYLE Shy 'n sweet. Mais Oui . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Clothing Club . . . Monitor . . . French Club BARKER, BEVERLY She's a beauty-she's lovely-she uses soap . . . Arts and Crafts Club . . . Edison: Girls' Athletics BARKER, SHIRLEY Your friend and mine . . . Y-Teens . . . Edison: G. A. C. BARNES, RONALD Cap Wilson's liddle friend . . . Automobile Club . . . H-Men's . . . Tennis . . . Bohemian . . . Monitor BARRETT, CLIFFORD Q Spelled double R , double T . . . Edison: Monitor Row Five BARTLETT, WILLIAM A peach of a person BASHORE, BARBARA Brilliance in reserve . . . Y-Teens . . . French Club BATCHELOR, JANICE That batchelor button BAUER, MARIOL That's a gleam in her eye-and she's got a record, too-for extra curricular activities . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Clothing Club . . . Girls' Swimming Team . . . Monitor . . . Junior Classical League BAUGH, ARLENE Tri Kappa Tess of the Torchy Terpsiclioreans . . . Senior Band . . . Orchestra . , . G. A. C. Pan American League . . . Calu- met Symphony BECKLEY, ROSELLYN Band-box gal . . . Senior Band BECKMAN, PAUL Big boss of the Federation of Managers . . . Yum yum guess who likes food . . . Track and Cross Country Manager . . . H-Men's . . . Hi-Y . . German Club Row Six BELL, MARGARET We like locker fines, don't we? . . . Red Cross . . . Y-Teens . . Edison: Monitor . . . Red Cross. BELLAMY, GRACE Melody Gal . . . Glee Club . . . Automobile Club .... Chorus . . . Girl Reserves BEMENT, BARBARA The girl with the great gob of grey matter . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Monitor . . . French Club . . . Junior Classical League BENNE, DOLORES That vivacious girl with journalistic inclinations . . . Editor of Herald . . . Secretary of Student Publications . . . Quill and Scroll Clube-. . . Red Cross . . . Girl Reserves . . . Social Rep. BETHEA, NORMA Excellent violinist . . . Bravissimo, I think . . . Ace of Clubs . . . House of Rep .... Junior Classical League . . . Orchestra . . . Library BICKEL, MARY She's the wit we were without . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Auto- mobile Club . . . Bohemian Club . . . Pan American League BIEDERMAN, BARBARA Well, what do you want? As if we couldn't guess . . . Monitor . . . Morton: Band . . . Orchestra f 1 aw x z Q f ,W 'I Xmx W 'Www ,SX XI iv fi, rbi' -fXf 'l!m.. X5 SX' v. 'sf i ,A Q A K X X a x E Qx R Mumf 3 xi- e n i Top Row BLACK, EVELYN Ring those silver bells . . . Senior Band . . . Orchestra . . . Calu- met Symphony Orchcstra . . . Morton: Band . . . Orchestra BLACK,JANE A sweet and charming disposition . . . Orchestra . . . Secretary of Ace of Clubs . . . House of Rep .... Spanish Club . . . Secretary of Senior Class BLOHM, KENNETH He wants wings . . . Airplane Models BOGIELSKI, WALTER Flash! Gone with the Wind . . . Track . . . Football BRANT, WILLIAM Bewitched . . . Automobile Club BRASHER, PEGGY Don't call her Betty . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Girls' Advanced Glee Club . . . Treasurer of Y-Teens . . . Monitor BREWER, CAROLYN Well, by cracky if it isn't Mrs. Rockwood of January Thaw . . . Y-Teens . . . East Aurora High . . . Orchestra . . . Jr. Delphi . . . Spanish Club Row Two BROCKMANN, MARY ANN Flashin' red hair and shy smile . . . Y-Teens . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Social Rep .... Monitor BROOKE, DOROTHY Chemistry Whiz Kid . . . Senior Band . . . Morton: Junior Honor Society . . . Senior Band . . . Choir BUCK, BETTY Small-fry . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Defense Stamp Salesman . . Monitor . . . Herald . . . Commercial Club BYERS, RICHARD Lively laddie CAMPBELL, MERL Step right up and buy a ticket to the most terrific party there ever was . . . Social Rep .... Track . . . Arts and Crafts Club . . . Pan American Club . . . Automobile Club CANARY, SHARON Tweet . . . Senior Band . . . Graysville, Ind.: Cheerleader . Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class CARLSON, JAMES Answer the telephone, James Raw Three CARTHINOS, PETER Oh, for Pete's sake! . . . House of Rep. CARROS, EVANGELINE Sportster . . . Ace of Clubs . . . G. A. C .... Stamps and Bonds K CASE, PHYLLIS Just a little Miss--a Brief Case CASSADAY, JOYCE We must measure the problem CAVE, MARY German Club Fan . . . Morton: Theater Guild . . . Art Club . . . Student Council CHANDLER, BARBARA Oh, if I had the wings of an angel . . . G. A. C .... Civil Air Patrol . . . Irving: Junior Honor Society . . . Monitor CHANDLER. JOHN Lanky and lazy-we reckon . . . Automobile Club . . . Visual Aids . . . Irving: Football . . . Dramatics 0 I' Row Four CHAPMAN, BONNIE LOUISE Ya ta ta Ya ta ta-talk, talk, talk . . . House of Rep. . . Social Rep .... Monitor . . . Swimming Team CHARLESTON, ROY Charlie of Charlie's Corner . . . President A Cappella Choir . . Vice President of Hi-Y . . . Sports Editor of the Herald . . House Rep. CHASTELER, FRANK Youse is a good boy, Frankie . . . German Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Football . . . Tennis CHILLAS, JAMES Crusher of the football squad . . . Monitor . . . Football . . Hi-Y . . . Model Airplanes . . . Dunes Staff CIUCKI, MARCELLA She breaks records . . . Ace of Clubs CLARK, PEGGY Admit clutcher . . Monitor . . . Edison: G. A. C. CLARK, ROBERT A snub-nosed H-Man . . . I-I is for he . . . Baseball . . Football . . . Hi-Y . . . H-Men's , . . Monitor Row Five CLEVELAND, FLORENCE Ambrosia of the almond eyes . . . Fascinating and fatal . . Dunes Staff . . . Automobile Club . . . Bohemian Club . . Auditorium Planning Committee COCHRANE, MARY BARBARA An utterly different person . . . Speech Arts Club . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Social Rep .... Junior Classical League . . . Design for Living COFFMAN, BARBARA Bashful Barbara COLLISON, EDWIN A ready Eddie COMER, CONNIE Coy and casual . . . Y-Teens COX,NORMAN Barbershop Bobby-joe Singer . . . Broken Dishes . . . Choir . . Barbershop Quartette . . . Edison: Basketball . . . Football CROWE, PATRICIA Intelligence, personality, beauty . . . One of the most likely to succeed . . . German Club . . . Senior Band . . . Morton: Na- tional Junior Honor Society . . . Student Council Row Six CROWE, SHIRLEY The meeting will now come to order . . . Y-Teens . . . Morton: Red Cross Secretary . . . G. A. C. president . . . Art Club president CROWEL, MARJORIE Lookee, lookee, lookee here comes Cookee . . . Red Cross . Automobile Club CUMMINGS, MILTON Mammy . . . H-Men . . . Baseball CUMMINGS, ROBERT Hi, yourself . . . Hi-Y CURTNER, MARY JO Funny face and her communicable giggle . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Edison. Glee Club DAVIS, DONNA An angelic expression, but oh, you kid . . . Automobile Club . . . Edison: G. A. C .... Secretary of Student Council DAVIS, HUBERT Memories of those perfect papers e I1 T011 Row DAVIS, JEAN Patience and persistence . . Y-Teens . . . Nurses' office DAVIS, JOHN One of those rugged cross country men . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Morton: Basketball . . . President of Hi-Y DAVIS, MARVIN Initiative, ingenuity, and intellect DEAN, ROSEMARY She's got a touch of Texas in her talk . . . Commercial Club . . . Morton: National junior Society . . . Press Club . . . President of Red Cross . . . Girls' Patrol DECK, NADINE A tangerine-topped lass . . . House of Rep .... Glee Club DELEHANTY, RICHARD Such a vocabulary . . . He never runs out of words . . . Football Basketball . . . Edison: Student Council . . . President Boys' Glee Club DICKENSHEETS, JEAN G. A. C .... Volleyball Sue . . . House of Rep .... Morton: Cheerleader Row Two DICKINSON, DUANE The regular rah rah boy . . . Three cheers . . . Cheerleader . . . Baseball . . . Automobile Club . . . Monitor . . . Herald Staff DILLMAN, HAROLD Life can be humorous . . . Band . . . Hi-Y . . . Monitor DISHAW, LEANA Hardworking woman . . . Morton Valedictorian . . . Girl Re- serves . . . Library worker DOBRINSKI, JOHN A love for singing . . . Boys' Chorus . . . Junior Classical League DOEHRING, BARBARA A journalistic drudge . . . Herald Staff . . . Senior Band . . Morton: Senior Band . . . Theatre Guild . . . Girls' Patrol DONNERSBERGER, FRED Chow-hound . . . Determined to hold that line . . . He and his old lopsided grin . . . Football Captain DOWNING, ROBERT Quite the boy . . . Social Rep .... Automobile Club Row Three DRYGAL, FLORYAN Oh, so ambitious . . . Monitor . . . Irving: Football . . . Basket- ball . . . Secretary of Hi-Y DULSKY, ARNETTE Red Cross . . . Bundles for Britain . . . Commercial Club DWOZNIK, DOROTHY Melody-minded . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Girl Reserves . . Commercial Club . . . Monitor EARL, GOLDIE Sports are tops . . . Dyer: G. A. C. EBERLE, SHIRLEY Words can't express it . . . Action speaks louder than words . . Pan American League . . . Red Cross . . . Automobile Club . . Book Room Staff . . . Cafeteria . . . Typist EDWARDS, MARGARET Bob Hope's got nothing on her-just a natural, thar's all . . Arts and Crafts Club . . . Biology Club . . . Y-Teens EFSTATHIOU, DONALD A four-wheeled personality Page Ont' Humlfcd Twelve 0 I' Row Four EHRSAM, PHYLLIS A bewitching little witch . . . G. A. C .... Nurse's Office . . . Automobile Club ELMAN, WILMA just look for her in the vicinity of a swimming pool . . . Girls' Jr. and Sr. Swimming Team . . . A Dunes Agent . . . Stamp and Bond Salesman EMBRY, JAMES The best things come in small packages . . . H-Men's . . . Ger- man Club . . . Track . . . Football Manager . . . Band ERLENBAUGH, ROSEMARY Long and lean and she's a scream . . . The regular carrot-top kid . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Social Rep .... House of Rep. . . . Secretary of Student Safety EVANS, ROBERT I'm forever collecting stuff FELDER, JONAS Ping Pong King l . Spanish Club . . . Football FERGUSON, JAMES Artistic Efforts . . . Hi-Y . . . Bladensburgh: Socced . . . Art Editor of yearbook and newspaper Row Five FERRIS, CHARLES One of those friendly football fellows . . . Football . . . Track . . . H-Men's . . . Morton: President of Hi-Y FIEGLE, DOLORES Busy as a bee . . . Morton: Art Club FLAHERTY, MARY LOU Someone nice to come home to . . . Edison: jr. Honor Society . . . Monitor . . . Student Council FOLLMAR, JEROME Follow that man FORBES, MARTHA Virtuoso of the flute . . . Orchestra . . . Senior Band . . . junior Classical League . . . Y-Teens FOREMAN, TOM 1 Platinum fringed with a blushing pink mug . . . Track . . Cross-country . . . Sophomore Senator . . . Senior Judge . . President H-Men's FOWLER, HELEN Locker knocker . . . Monitor . . . Knox High: Band Row Six FOWLER, JAMES A captivating smile that lights up his whole irresistible mug . . . Track . . . Cross-country . . . Morton: Basketball . . . President of Sophomore Class . . . Football FRALINGER, JAMES Such a subtle humor you have, Jim-boy . . . Morton: President of Student Council . . . Track . . . Hi-Y . . . Vice-President of Sophomore Class FRANK, JACK He's a kacky-wackian FREDERICKS, EDWARD So you want to be a newsboy . . . Herald Agent . . . Edison: Play . . . Monitor . . . Jr. National Honor Society FREDERICKS, JUDITH A most successful ticket salesman . . . Social Rep .... Biology Club FREEMAN, PATRICIA . One of the Triple Trio Triplets . . . A Cappella . . . Glee Club . . . Chorus . . . jr. Red Cross Treasurer FRENTZ, JANET Forever active . . . Secretary Student Activities . . . Monitor Captain . . . Senior Sextette . . . Irving: President of National Junior Honor Society rr fir: P ff ia. . 4. f X e n i 0 r T011 R010 Row Four FUNSTON, BONNIE HENRY, ROBERT M. We like her . . , Everybody do . . . G. A. C .... Commercial The Hora Staccata for which we brused our mitts . . . Band and Club . . . Morton: President of G. A. C .... Cheerleader Orchestra . . . Calumet Symphony and Orchestra . . . Edison: GEDERIAN, ARMEN Band . . . Orchestra Glee Club Joe . . . Chorus . . . Choir . . . Automobile Club HESKETT, SHIRLEY . . , Edison: Glee Club Sing or swim . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Student Council . . GESMOND, BEATRICE Nurses Ani he plays the piano . . . Senior Band . . . Orchestra . . . German HESS, NANETTE glulfm President . . . Morton: National junior Honor Society . . . Just C311 her Happy rc estra HIGHSMITH, JACK GOODLANDER' JOAN . , Will he lose his satchel or won't he? . . . There will be a slight Sweet n lovely ' ' ' Y'Teens ' ' ' -lumor Classical League pause for station identifiication . . . A Cappella Choir . . . GORDON, SHARANE Momfof ' - - HPY If YOU lU1EW Shari WC know Sllafi . . . What a girl . . . Band and Orchestra . . . Social Rep .... Expanded High stepping majorette ' . I Orchestra ' . l Biology Club D . Arts Club Business Manager 1948 Dunes . . . Y-Teens GORSICA LORETTA i - - - HILL, NAOMI Et tu, Brute ' ' ' Junior Classical League ' ' ' Y Teens Sing song . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . A Cappella Choir GREENE, JUDY Clever endeavors . . . Yes, we will say it . . . Suave . . . Ace HINESLEYy MARILYN - . I of Clubs . . . Spanish Club . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Red When YOU think of M2f1lYI1 Hm25leY, YOU fllmk Of Y-Teens - - - Cfogg , , , Dunes Stag She has been President for two years . . . G. A. C. . . . House Rep ..... Red Cross . . . Stamps and Bonds Row Two Row Fire GRIFFITH, NANCY An innocent little imp . . . Look fo rher name in the lights HITT, HELEN I I some day . . . Junior Classical League . . . Pan American League What happened to the small senior, you of the 'snapping black . . . . Prom Committee . . . Edison: Glee Club . . . National eyes? . . . Secretary of the Spanish Club . . . Vice-President of Junior Honor Society i1eTSophomore Class . . . Senior Band . . . Ace of Clubs . . . - eens GRINTER, RALPH Tackling talent . . . Football . . . House Rep .... Edison: Hi-Y HOFFMAN, PATRICIA 1 h , . , , I National Junior Honor Society T.bD.'s gutg little assistant . . . Monitor . . . Nurses Aid . . Li rary ta HAGERMAN, SHIRLEY Activity girl . . . Ace of Clubs . . . G. A. C .... Y-Teens HOHENBERGER, DOROTHY . . V Vice-President . . . Social Rep .... Monitor PHtfe1':I'15,1fV9fYWh91'e ' - - Design for I-Wmg - ' - Arts and Crafts . . . - eens HAMACHER, ROBERT HOPP JUNE Th fl f th v e ower 0 you Make like a rabbit HARLAN, MADALYN ?Habla usted el espanol? . . . Spanish Club . . . Design for Liv- HOPPER, CAROLYN ing . . . House Rep .... Glee Club Crazy as a fox . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Social Rep. . . . Pan HARTIGAN, THOMAS American Club . . . Monitor . . . Expanded Arts Club Daredevil . . . The first devil to jump off the Empire State Build- HORN, KATHRYN ing - - - V3f5ifY Swimming ' - - H'Mef1,5 - - - I-ib1'3fY Staff Ace high . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Y-Teens . . . Glee Club HARVEY, MARGARET HARVATH, LEANE Vim, vigor, and vitality . . . Sporty . . . G. A. C. Bound for l-,eaury 5911001 , , , Band Row Three Row Six HOUSTON, MARGARET HAIlDd'cb?ggDey:5i:?E:ii1iiill wry smile Fond memories of the junior Classical League drift back . . A Cappella Choir . . . Vice-President of Design for Living . . HAUSKNECHT, DONALD Y-Teens . . . Monitor r Do you have an admit? . . . Monitor . . . Herald Agent HUBER BERNICE HAYNES, JANET I Tiny tot . . . Y-Teens . . . Commercial Club . . . Red Cross Ballerina skirts . . . President of Biology Club . . . Herad . , . HUBER, HAMMOND Aegm ' ' ' Glee Club ' ' ' Edison' Student Council The flower that blooms in the desert . . . Printing . . . Irving: HAYWARD, BEVERLY Monitor . . . Industrial Art grebof theta-Teen queerisl . t. .'Sgaim.p :Salzman . . Gu?-Tigre? HUDSON, DIANN U Cl' .' ' Mus ' ' ' or On' u e mmm ' ' ' Sugar, spice and everything that's nice, that's what sl1e's made ' ' ' wir of . . . Monitor . . . Edison: Monitor . . . G. A. C. HEIN, JERE . T -5 I-' HULSE, RICHARD ern C am ,moms Long-haired pianist . . . Hi-Y . . . Morton: Orchestra HENDRICKS. NAT Love 'em and Leave 'em . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Bohemian Club HUNDLEY, ZOLA . . . Cheerleader . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Dunes Staff A red-headed question box . . . Monitor Captain . . . Automo- bile Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Junior Classical League HENRY. ROBERT H. . Who's going to set the world on fire? . . . Fire Squad . . . Arts HUNT, ROBERT and Crafts Club Typical football fiend . . . Spectacular tackler . . . All State Page One Ilundrezl Fourteen ,mx fn Qu QM B e n i Top Row INGOLD, WILMA JEAN A cute little jumping jelly bean . . . Arts and Crafts . . . De- sign for Living . . . Social Rep .... Automobile Club . . - Monitor JESERNIG, DONALD You say you feel like a yawn's coming on? Naoow . . . Fresh- man-Sophomore Track . . . Clark: Football JOHNS, ROBERT Oh, for John's sake . . . Treasurer of the Spanish Club . . . Edison: Football . . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Student Council JOHNS, STANLEY Sold down the river JOHNSEN, RICHARD He blushes pretty JOHNSON, ROBERTA Sporty . . . Another Babe Didrickson . . . Senior Band . . . Mor- ton: Senior Band . . . G. A. C .... Red Cross . . . Cheerleader JOHNSTON, THOMAS A crisp, clean-cut manner . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Freshman Basketball . . . Vice-President Senior Class Row Two J ONES, CLAUDE His friendly smile says howdy as he trots another weary mile . . Track . . . Cross-country . . . Football . . . House of Rep. . . H-Men's JONES, MARJORIE Modest maiden . . . Girl Reserves . . . Dunes Agent JONES, NANCY Slim Jones and her scantily-clad bones . . . Red Cross . . . Auto- mobile Club . . . Herald Agent . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Junior Clasiscal League JUHASZ, MARY JANE I think she likes to type . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Commer- cial Club Secretary . . . Red Cross KAPTUR, JOSEPH He's a Hi and Why Boy . . . Hi-Y KAUPKE, RICHARD His ancestors must have been Greek gods . . . Edison: Football KELLY, DAVID Joe-singer with the lack-a-daisical air . . . A Cappella . . . Choir President . . . Herald Business Manager . . . Automobile Club . . . Hi-Y Row Three KENNEDY, PATRICIA The girl with the bubbling laugh . . . Don't call her Patricia . . . Pan American League . . . Red Cross Club . . . Girl Reserves . . . Glee Club . . . Chorus KIEKENAPP, FLORENCE What's a napp? KIFER, VIOLA Two tablets, please . . Mr. Fruehling will really miss her . . Bookstore Manager . . . Edison: G. A. C. KIRKLAND, VANCE Look behind the curtains . . . Stage Crew KITCHELL, WALTER We wouldn't snitch on Kitch KITTLE, RUTH . Your admit, please . . . Monitor . . . Y-Teens . . . Dunes Agent . . . Red Cross Vice President KLUG, GEORGE Happy go lucky character . . . Hi-Y . . . Track . . . Red Cross Page One Hzmdrrd Sixteen 0 I' Row F our KNIERIEMEN, PHYLLIS A regular dynamo at Spanish Club parties . . . Red Cross Presi- dent KNORR, MAXINE EDWINA Musically inclined . . . Calumet Symphony Orchestra . . . Sec- retary-Treasurer of German Club . . . Band and Orchestra . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Biology Club KNUTSON, ROBERT We loves ya, but your feet's too big . . . Hi-Y . . . Morton: Basketball . . . National Junior Honor Society KOLPIN, MARGARET Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti . . . German Club . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Arts and Crafts Club KOON, EVA JUNE Gal-about town . . . . . . Social Rep. . . . KORBA, MIKE Choir . . . Triple Trio . . Sextette Monitor He was the best pres-i-dent we ever had . . . Senior Band . . . Herald Staif . . . Junior Class President . . . Association Presi- dent . . . Spanish Club President KORELLIS, MARY Ever active and enthusiastic . . . Senior Senator . . . Treasurer of the junior Class . . Row Fi vc KORNS, NANCY . President of the Commercial Club She has freckles on her nose and a spaakling personality . . . Library Staff . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Social Rep .... Junior Classical League . . . Monitor KOURIS, ATHENE Yum Yum . . . Bubble KOUTAS, GEORGE gum . , . Glee Club Treasurer . . . Choir Jeans is the Bestest . . . Red Cross . . . Dunes Agent KOVACH, BETTY She wants to be alone KOVACH, GERALDINE A dynamic Dunes enthusiast . . . One of the best . . . Business Manager of Band and Orchestra at Edison . . . Y-Teens . . . Dunes Agent . . . Assistant Editor of 1948 Dunes . . . Herald Agent KRAUS, HAROLD Editor's creditor or something like that . . . Football . . H-Men's . . . Red Cross . . . Stamp Club KREJCI, SHIRLEY A bubble-gum popping pixie . . . Did you say crazy? . . . Girls' Glee Club . . . Clothing Club . . . Automobile Club Row Six KRUDUP, RICHARD Squeak to me! . . . Edison: Football . . . Track . . . Hi-Y KUCHAES, ELEANOR Florence Nightingale . . . Y-Teens . . . Nurse's Ofiice . . . So- cial Rep. KUSS VIRGINIA A member of the splash and gurgle club . . . Famous for the swoose dive . . . Junior Swimming Team . . . Monitor . . . Clothing Club . . . Girls' Glee Club LAIRD, ELIZABETH A soft sultry voice-perfect for drama . . . Student Council Vice President . . . N. J. H. Society-Treasurer . . . G. A. A. Secretary . . . House of Rep .... Dramatics LA MANTIA, ALICE Sugar and spice 'n everything nice . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Girls' Chorus . . . Y-Teens LAWRENCE, BARBARA Hey now-she sings . . . . Commercial Club . Chorus . . . Choir . . . Glee Club . . . Automobile Club . . . Girl Reserves . . . Monitor LENNERTZ, GERALD A net ball . . . Tennis T51 V i r X .. Q A .ku JA. I5 4, 5 ' fa , , , 1 , ,N uv YW mf e I1 T011 Row LENZ, JOY Changeable characteristics . . . Prom decoration and theme com- mittee . . . Dunes Agent . . . Junior Classical League . . . Choir . . . Monitor LEVIN, FLORENCE E. C. Washington enthusiast . . . Y-Teens . . . Senior Band LEWIS, JOAN Singing for Joy in Glee Club i. e .... Y-Teens . . . Commercial Club . . . Glee Club LIESKE, ANNE Something new has been added . . . Something bright and shiny . . . January Thaw . . . Dunes . . . Monitor . . . Automo- bile Club LOERCH, RAYMOND Hurrah! for him LOGAN, MARY X marks the spot of interest . . . Red Cross LONG, CHARLES , Ta ta ta ta ta . . . He's our vice president . . . Vice President of Association . . . Basketball Manager . . . Vice President of Junior Class . . . Vice President of Automobile Club . . . Hi-Y Row Two LONG, JEAN She greets you with a cheery smile and a How d'ya do and how are you . . . Arts and Crafts Club . . . Social Rep. . . . Herald Agent . . . Design for Living LONGSTREET, DONNA Doodler . . . Stamp Club . . . Girls' Athletics . . . Y-Teens . . . House of Rep .... Herald and Dunes bookkeeper LUCKEY, SHIRLEY 'Tm looking over a 'Four Leaf Clover' LUDDY, ROBERT Lungs Luddy to the rescue . . . Senior Band . . . Hi-Y . . Varsity Swimming . . . H-Men's . . . January Thaw MAKAREWICH, MARGARET Scalpel, please . . . Glee Club . . . Library Staff MAKAREWICH, MARY No, she isn't two faced, but that's no mirage MALONE, JAMES Shoe scuifling fella . . . Varsity Baseball . . . B-Team Basketball . . . Frosh-Soph Football . . . H-Men's . . . Monitor Row Three MARKOVICH, PAUL Fore! Golf . . . House Rep .... H-Men's MARKOVICH, ROBERT So we approach the third and-Golf Squad . . . Civil Air Patrol MARKUS, VIRGINIA Melody maid . . . A Cappella Choir . . . Triple Trio . . . Senior Sextette . . . Commercial Club Secretary-Treasurer . . . Monitor MARLOW, HELEN Silence and concentration . . . Commercial Club MARTIN, CHARLES What a racket! Social Rep .... House of Rep .... Tennis ...Hi-Y...Band MARYNOWSKI, ADELINE Yes, do-as they say in Russia MATOVINA, HELEN You say you want some change? . . . Bookstore . . . Commercial Club Page One Hundred Eighteen 0 I' Row Four MATUS, EDWARD But we didn't meet him MATZ, EILEEN Eenie of the light brown hair . . . Monitor . . . Automobile Club . . . Social Rep .... Junior Classical League . . . Stamps and Bonds MAUCH, ROMANA Bookkeeper for the Grub Club . . . Cafeteria Staff . . . Com- mercial Club . . . House of Rep. MAUGER, JOAN Crinkly eyes . . . Half-pint. . . Y-Teens . . . Dunes Staff . . . Morton: President of Student Council . . . Cheerleader ....G.A.C. MAYBAUM, LORA ANN How we thrill to her trill . . . Glee Club . . . Choir . . . Triple Trio . . .Senior Sextette McCOY, ROBERT The real McCoy . . . Hi-Y . . . House of Rep. MCCULLUM, JANICE Always running down the hall after the freshmen . . . Junior Classical League President . . . Edison: Play . . . Dramatic Club Row Five McCOY, PATRICIA She likes bugs . . . Biology Club . . . G. A. C. . . , Commer- cial Club McKAY, SHIRLEY Scribbled for Y-Teens logbook . . . Secretary of Y-Teens Choir . . . Triple Trio . . . Monitor MCMURRY, PATRICIA She's our editor . . you betcha . . . Editor of the Dunes . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Spanish Club . . . Y-Teens MEADOWS, NATHANIEL Familiarly flashing by on his snappy liddle scoot mobile . . Football . . . Hi-Y MEHARG, OWEN , He's a funny ha, ha, man . . . House of Rep .... Automobile Club . . . Dunes Agent MERRITT, TRULAN Oh, that liddle Ford MESSENGER, ARLEN Perry Como's newest bit of competition . . . Choir . . . Monitor . . . House of Rep. . . . Morton: Hi-Y . . . Theater Guild Row Six V MESSMAN, WILLIAM Shrewd and business-like . . . Track . . . Monitor . . . Dunes Staff MILLER, CHARLES A walking encyclopedia . . . Hi-Y . . . House of Rep. . . Swimming . . . Morton: Photography Club . . . Visual Aids MILLER, JOYCE And do you know? . . . Choir Treasurer . . . Glee Club . . . Triple Trio . . . Senior Sextette . . . House of Rep. Secretary MILLER, MAXINE A flashy lassie . . . Choir . . .Mortonz G. A. C .... Girls' Re- serve President . . . Press Club MILLER, NYEITTA Pretty name MILLER, RONALD Terrorized . . . Track . . . Automobile Club MILLER, WILBUR Duh . . . Wilbur e n i Top Row MILLS, EUGENE Shy guy . . . Hi-Y . . . Edison: Football MILLS, LORETTA A carrot-topped cutie . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Senior Band . . . Y-Teens . . . German Club MILLS, PHYLLIS Pastel Mad . . . Y-Teens . . . Monitor . . . G. A. C. . . . Red Cross. MIRZALLI, EV ELYN Laughing eyes and ink-black locks . . . Social Rep .... Y-Teens . . . Morton: Girls' Reserves . . . Girls' Choir MITCHELL, JACK Of an inseparable pair . . . Tough, but oh so gentle . . . Auto- mobile Club . . . Social MOHR, DAVID Have your printing done Rep. . . . Prom Decoration Committee by Mohr . . . Printing . . . Track . . Frosh Basketball . . . Stamp Collecting MOLEN, RONALD Man-made miler . . . Pounding the gravel with a powerful stride and flipping his right wrist . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Hi-Y . . . Arts and Crafts ,Row Two MOLNAR, ROBERT l Quiet and Casual . . . Automobile Club . . . Sophomore Football MONROE, RUPERT The shy, quiet type . . . Frosh Basketball . . . Student Coun- cil . . . junior Red Cross MORFAS, NICK Speed fiend . . . Wonder what' it feels like living way up there in the stratosphere . . . Basketball . . . Senior Band . . . Monitor MOR ROW, DONALD LEE Anchors Aweigh . . . Mortonq Junior Theater Guild . . . Cinema Club MULLIGAN, JAMES Kenwood publicity he rates . . . We'll shout it to the roof tops . . . House of Rep. Automobile Club . . . Edison: Band . . . Football MYERS, NEIL , Neal, neil, or kneel . . . Social Rep .... Freshman Sophomore . . . Basketball NAJMOLOVSKI, DOLORES Is that question necessary? . . . How'do you spell it? . . . Red Cross . . . Biology . . . Speech Arts . . . Library Staff Row Tbrce NEIDOW, JOHN Forest Ranger to the Rescue . . . What are we incinerating? . . . Hi-Y . . . H-Men's Club . . . Baseball . . . Monitor . . . Arts and Crafts Club NEIDOW, RICHARD Fun-loving . . . The regular crew-cut kid . . . Those are the breaks . . . Basketball . NELSON, CAROLYN Of the licorice stick . . . . Baseball . . . H-Men's . Senior Band . . . Roosevelt: R. O. A. . . . Girls' Reserves . . . Band NELSON, WILLIAM Original question . . . answer man . . . Hi-Y . . . Social Rep. NILSSON, BARBARA Swish . . . Here she is . . . There she goes . . . Dunes . . . Automobile Club . . . Prom Committee . . . G. A. C. Stamps and Bonds NORTON, DEAN Bright eyes and a shiny nose . . . Basketball B-Team NOTTOLI, GENE Little green jalopy . . . . . . Monitor Page One Hundred Tufenfy Football . . . Printing . . . Stage Crew 0 I' Row Four NOVAK, MARTHA Smiling thru' . . . Monitor . . . Prom Committee . . . Commer- cial Club OEXMANN, CHARLES Walkie talkie . . . Library Staff OGREN, DAVID Guilty! . . . A hankie showed thru the slats in your locker . . . Secretary of Student Discipline . . . Baseball . . . Treasurer of H-Menis Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Court OLIVER, MARY ELLEN A Maybe she's Lady Hornblowern . . . Band . . . Morton: G. A. C. . . . Ocrhestra OOMS, SARAH Patterns eveywhere . . . Y-Teens . . . Design for Living . . Commercial Club ORR, THOMAS Snoozing Sambo . . . Eat, sleep and a hank o' hair . . . To him it's life . . . Baseball . . . Vice President of Speech Arts . . . H-Menis Club . . . Fall Play . . . Automobile Club PALAZZOLO, SAM I-Ie's a stone Samson Row Five PALMER, HAROLD He lives at the Palmer House PECHER, ELAINE Canary? . . . No, a nightingale . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Glee Club . . . Choir . . . Herald Agent PECKENPAUGH, JOANNE The Wit weid be lost witout . . . Red Cross . . . Commercial Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Edison: G. A. C .... National Junior Honor Society PEPPERDINE, WILLIAM Loping to his classes late PERKINS, DONALD Everybody knows him . . . When in need, just ask for Perk . . . Football . . . Track . . . Social Rep .... Hi-Y . . . Automo- bile Club PETERSON, ROBERT Photogenic and Artistic PETRICK, MIKE Snoozing in the sun Row Six PEYTON, DONALD Sleepytime boy PHILLIPS, ARLENE Fluttering little butterfly . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Commer- cial Club . G. A. C. PICKFORD, THOMAS A self-made genius . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Golf . . . H-Men's Club PINKOWSKI, MAX What kind of legs are on your piano, Pinky? . . . Track . . Automobile Club . . . H-Men's Club PLEVA, STACIA How's life, Stas . . . Gloomy, ghastly, or absolutely heavenly? . . . Bohemian Club . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Social Rep. . . . Automobile Club 0 PODLACH, STANLEY Once a debator, always a debator . . . President of Senior Calss . . . Herald . . . Speech Arts . . . Bohemian Club i POSEY, JEANNE Short, sweet and studious . . . Spanish Club . . . French Club . . . Morton: G. A. C .... Student Council , w 5 1 .ms -1... , A Q, 'gym-uv, . K .-N NN .lvix 4-G' .X X A . 1- ' x mms XZYQH2 ., 4' A Q by M. H' G . . KW! Y 'N 'Q X -Ln: -. -,Q R N M- x,,Q..:: X X X K X . Xa XS 5 Hx X, . ...N , X K X N X X X X .. !K X X xff . Q 5-on IQ' RQ .af I' W . pix 'X cl X 'X JN M I' , ff- 1 X .- 9 X ' ' X e n i Top Rmb POWLEY, PATRICIA Marie, Marie, will you marry me? . . . Monitor . . . Library Staff . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Clothing Club PRATT, ADELAIDE Efficient and helpful . . . Girls' Club . . . Clothing Club . . . Monitor . . . Stamps and Bonds . . . Y-Teens PURYEAR, RITA A cheery gal with cherry-colored hair , . . Glee Club . . . A Cap- pella Choir . . . Automobile Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Triple Trio QUEEN, NORMA Princess QUINN, FRANK Now you're screamin' . . . Automobile Club . . . Monitor . . Track REGLIN, SHIRLEY Fascinating wink . . . Library Assistant . . . Social Rep. . . Monitor . . . Pan American League . . . Junior Band RHEA, SHIRLEY Hoo Rhea . . . Dunes Agent . . . Volleyball . . . Monitor . . . Y-Teens Row Two RIBICKI, VIRGINIA MARIE Art for the sake of Va . . . Monitor . . . Secretary-Treasurer of Arts and Crafts Club . . . Social Rep ..., Junior Classical League . . . Swimming Team RICHARDS, DENISE Always a good word and a smile . . . Junior Band . . . Y-Teens . . . French Club . . . Junior Classical League RICHARDSON, EDWARD To be or not to be RIDER, IRENE We know they're a terrific team . . . but which is Jean and which Irene? . . . Spanish Club . . . Ace of Clubs RIDER, JEAN A dual personality? . . . Spanish Club . . . Ace of Clubs RITTER, SALLY Forgetful, but not forgotten . . . President Band and Orchestra at Edison . . . Senior Band . . . Secretary and President Red Cross . . . Y-Teens ROBENHORST, JOAN Talk ative Row Three ROBERTS, JACELYN She never heard of H202 . . . Swimming Team . . . House of Rep. . . . Automobile Club . . . Social Rep. ROBERTS, MARYON Dramatic . . . Quite the character . . . Monitor . . . Morton: G. A. C .... Theater Guild . . . Choir ROBERTSON, RUBYE A rare jewel ROBINSON, DOREEN Such a snub-nosed imp . . . G. A. C .... Bookroom . . . Auto- mobile Club ROPER, HARRY Check your hat and coat . . . Monitor ROTAS, MARY Now we hgve lovely five inch ads here . . . Herald Staff . . . Assistant Ad Manager . . . Social Rep .... Girl Reserves . . Prom Committee . . . Chorus ROUTA, JOHN Monkey-face amazon . . . At home in the trees . . . Track . . . Hi-Y . . . Arts and Crafts . . . H-Men's . . . Swimming Page One Hundred Twenty Iwo 0 I' Row Four RUPERT, FRANK Limpy lazily lopes to school . . . Football . . . Automobile Club RUTHERFORD, JEAN Is your sister a star? . . . Commercial Club RUTKOWSKI, IRENE Lots of steam SABINSKE, WALTER A charming disposition . . . Spanish Club . . . Senior Band . . Golf . . . Golf . . . House of Rep. SAGAN, PAULINE Spsedball, basketball, volleyball . . . makes no difference to Pauline She's a star . . . Junior Classical League . . . G. A. C. . . . Commercial Club . . . Senior Band SCHMAL, DANIEL Hc's not that little . . . that you gotta whisper his name . . Stamps and Bonds SCHOON, ELLEN Four Rousing Rahs!--Pep Club Row Five SCI-IUTZ, PERRIN Make like a duck . . . Varsity Swimming . . . H-Men's . . . Hi-Y SCHWENKE. THEODORA So ya want a campaign manager . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Y-Teens . . . Band Automobile Club . . . Junior Classical League SEGALLY, MARY ANN Toot Toot . . . Here I come SEIGEL, LOIS Modern design makes the big difference . . . Chearleadcr . Speech Arts . . . Spanish Club SETTY, JEANNE Everything nice-that's what she's made of . . , Social Rep. . . Disign fer Living . . . Edison: Girls' Glee Club President SEVERSON, MARSHALL Smarty . . . You and your old chemistry grades . . . Debate . . Speech Arts and N. F. L .... Monitor SHOEMAKER, BEVERLY Mad for life . . . Crazy like a fox . . . Pan American Club . . Automobile Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Monitor Row Six SIDENBENDER, JAMES Roll out those drums . . . Senior Band . . . Junior Band . , Drum Major . . . House of Rep. SIEGLER, HERBERT Gueten Tag . . . German Club . . . Chorus . . . House of Rep. Choir . . . Stamps and Bonds SIMMONS, JOAN Life can be beautiful 1 SIMONS, JACQUELINE A chorus gal . . . Chorus . . . Y-Teens SKUFAKISS, BEATRICE ' The best in sport writing . . . Dunes . . . Herald . . . junior Classical League . . . Quill and Scroll SLOVER, JAMES Guess who likes candy? SLAVENA, JOHN Laughing boy . . . German Club . . . Monitor e n i To 11 Row SMALLEY, LEONA A dual personality . . . G. A. C .... Spanish Club . . . Social Rep. SMALLEY. LORRAINE Famous for her tall tales . . . G. A. C .... Pan American League . . . Social Rep. SMITH, CHARLOTTE Always up to her neck in trouble . . . Red Cross . . . Treasurer of Chorus . . . Glee Club . . . Choir SMITH, JEAN The Woman of Witticisms . . . Artistically involved . . . Arts and Crafts . . . Herald Staff . . . Biology Club . . . Junior Classical League . . . Quill and Scroll SMITH, LARRY The regular crew cut kid . . . Very beautiful swimmer . Ace of Clubs . . . Freshman Senator . . . Varsity Swimming Team . . . H-Men's SMITH, PATRICIA Buy your Dunes from me . . . Dunes agent . . . Commercial Club . . . Girl Reserves SOLAN, PETER Grown in a green house Row Two SOLIC, DOROTHY Piano pounder . . . Y-Teens SPEISER, EVELYN Variety's the spice of life SPIROFF, VIRGINIA Fascinating female . . . Y-Teens . . . Dunes Business Staff SPRINGS, PEGGY Bubblying over . . . Y-Teens . . . Commercial Club . . . Swim- ming Team . . . Stamps and Bonds SPUNGEN, SHELDON Hold that line . . . Football . . . House of Rep .... 'iGhost Train . . . H-Men's STANAGE, BARBARA Big blue eyes that register surprise . . . Automobile Club . . Prom Committee . . . Edison: Library Staff . . . Red Cross Monitor STEPANCEVICH, EVA Any relation to little Eva? . . . Y-Teens Row Three STEVENS, THOMAS My friends . . . President of the Speech Arts Club . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Debate Team . . . Senator of Junior Class . . . Chair- man of the Forensic Board STEWART, HARRIETT Saving Stamps Sue . . . Monitor . . . Stamps and Bonds . . Girls' Chorus STOCKER, SHIRLEY She was wild about Business Law . . . G. A. C .... Health Office . . . Monitor . . . Girls' Glee Club STONE, JERRY He's got rocks in his head . . . Automobile Club STOUT, BARBARA Kinda sweet, that she is . . . Choir . . . Automobile Club . . . Edison: Glee Club STRASBURG, DOLORES Whispers SULENTIC, ELAINE Sober Sue . . . Edison: G. A. C .... Play Page One Hundred Twenty-four 0 I' Row Four SWINEHEART, HAROLD Yak! Yak! I-Ie's a card SZAKATITS, CLARISSE Sneese her name . . . Commercial Club . . . Girls' Chorus . Roosevelt: Monitor SZENDREY, JOSEPH Squirming for air . . . He loves it . . . Aeronautics . . . German Club President . . . Hi-Y . . . Automobile Club TAKACS, LOUIS Baseball Ace . . . Ace of Clubs . . . Basketball B Team . . Baseball . . . Visual Aids . . . H-Men's TANCREDI, CECIIA Typewriter Fighter . . . Y-Teens . . Commercial Club . . Nurses' Office . . . Chorus TANKE. BARBARA Beauty plus brains . . . What more can you ask? . . . Treasurer of the Ace of Clubs . . . Spanish Club . . . Junior Senator . . . Treasurer of Senior Class TAPPER. GRETJE Popcorn Polly . . . German Club . . . Library Staff Row Five TEBODO, LOUIS Well Fuzz, you escaped too . . . Ambition: Police Chief . . Track . . . Football . . . H-Men's THERRIEN, DOROTHY She's got a scientific mind . . . Junior Classical League . . G. A. C .... Monitor . . . Edison: G. A. C. THOMAS, TOM . Fourth of July Firecracker . . . Pop! Swimming Team . . . Auto- mobile Club . . . Spanish Club r THOMPSON, DONALD Heaven can wait THON, GEORGE An iron will . . . Football . . . Monitor . . . Frosh-Soph Basketball THORNTON, HAROLD Boo, boo, boo, boo, of the night . . . Senior Band . . . Hi-Y TIPPETT, NORMA Cap Wilson's agitator Row Six TONEY, MERLE Lazy bones. sleepin' in the sun . . . Morton: Basketball . . . Foot- ball . . . Hi-Y TULL, MARION Yawning forever TURNPAUGH, TIM Auotmobile Club's previous gavel pounder . . . No parking, please . . . Automobile Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Social Rep. TWEEDLE, EDWARD Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum were going to have a Battle for Tweedle Dee said Tweedle Dum had spoiled his brand new rattle . . . . Broken Dishes . . . Stage Manager . . . Senior Senator UHLE, CHARLOTTE Of the long, long hair . . . Secretary of Girls' Chorus . . . Ger- man Club UNRATH, RICHARD Rusty . . . Junior Classical League . . . Choir . . . Track . . Baseball UZUBELL, LORRAINE CATHERINE She's a belle . . . Uzubell . , . Social Rep .... Arts and Crafts Club . . . Clothing Club . . . Prom Committee e n i o r Top Row Row Four UZUBELL, RICHARD WHITE, NORMAN ESCSPC - - - Ar IHS!! Hi-Y enthusiast . . . Irving: Student Council . . . Red Cross VANDE VORT, LOUIS WHITMAN, ROBERT The executive WPC - - - President of Hi-Y - - - MOIIODI Hi-Y Auto-happy . . . Auomobile Club . . . Boys' Glee Club President . . . Band . . . President of Student Council WILCOX, JOANN VAN KOTEN, JACK 5 A brain away from bunsen burners . . . Ready to set the world Keel? in training is his ITIOUO - - - Hi-Y - - ' Avromoblle Cl'-lb on fire . . . Altho that's neither hair nor there . . . Ace of VAN TIL RAYMOND Clubs . . . Junior Band . . . Y-Teens . . Arts and Crafts The oi'iginal sleepy hollow boy . . . Arts and Crafts Club . . WILLIAMS, BEVERLY Automobile Club . Of Commercial Club Fame . . . Red Cross . . Y-Teens . . G. A. C. VILLADSEN, LOIS Past President of the Morton Pep Club . . . G. A. C. WILLIAMS, RAY VILLERS, VERNON Chatterbox . . . Spanish Club . . . Monitor Bulging Biceps . . . Tarzan . . . Hi-Y German Club . . WILLIAMS, VALERIE Irving: Basketball . . . Play Raising cane on the Dunes and Library Staffs . . . Secretary of Pan American League . . . Social Rep .... Library Staff . . . VOLKMAN, BETTY Glee Club She takes your pulse . . . Nurse's oiiice . . . Monitor Duty . . Y-Teens WILSON, BILL What's a goose step? German Club Row Two Row Five WADDELL, LOIS Oh, for the life of an actress . . . Chorus . . . Arts and Crafts WILTON, JOYCE Club ' ' Oh, to be around on Dollar Day . . . Treasurer of G. A. C. . . . V Y-Teens . . . Junior Classical League WADDELL, PHYLLIS , There's a song in her heart . . . Choir . . . Triple Trio . . , Glee WINKUR, MARILYN JEAN , Club She'd made a prety trim lawyer . . . Y-Teens . . . Commercial Club WADE, PATRICIA WINKLER SHIRLEY . . . , JEAN A Slimh anfl Smooth Susie . . . Social Rep .... Morton: Red Bet youu miss first Period psychology, eh? . I I Edison: unmken ' i' ' C ect fader ' ' ' G' A' C Y'-reens Dishesn . . . Monitor . . . Junior Classical League Secretary and WALKER, ADELE Tmsum' Big wig in Commercial Club doings . . . Senior Band . . . House WISNIEWSKI, DAN Of RSP' - - - Vice President Commercial Club He walks with his head in the clouds . . . Football . . . Track ...H'-Y...H-M ' WALKOFF, SAM I en S Magic man . . . Social Rep .... Monitor . . . Herald Agent WITTER, SALLY . . . Fire Squad She looks good enuf to eat . .. Y-Teens . . . Social Rep. . . Edison: G. A. C .... Red Cross . . . Monitor WALLACE, ALLEN Kreml Gremlin . . . Hi-Y . . . Library Staff DIXON, ELIZABETH , Witty . . . Has a famous line WALLER, GWEN WOODALI., LOIS You Siidyfggjs in r. hurry . . . Y-Teens . . . Commercial Club Swinging shoulder Strap pumw Row Three Row SIX WORLEY BARBARA WALTERS, MARILYN .I . , . She of the celestial clarinet . . . Senior Band . . . Orchestra . A wistful miss ' ' ' Nurses Staff ' ' ' Automobile Club Spanish Club . . . Morton: Band . . . Orchestra WULF, EUGENE Now youre howling . . . Track . . . Cross Country . . . Edison: WAS15-IIIZIGTON, ROBERT Boys Glee Club . . . Football oo y trap WYSONG, NANCY WASHINGTON, LARRY Bright eyes with the flashy Ford . . . Monitor . . . A Cappella A capital kid . f . Basketball Choir . . . Automobile Club . . . Prom ,Committee WEAVER, JAMES YOUNGJOHN, JAMES Ride 'em cowboy The guy the gals call Ripples WEEKS, CHARLOTTE ZIZOFF, NORMAN Southern comfort . . . Got a touch of Texas You say you want publicity . . . Here's your human dynamo . . . Football Team . . . Social Rep .... Stage Crew . . . Boosters' WELLS, DOROTHY Club Beating lockers in her duty . . . junior Classical League . Monitor ZOLDOS, MARGARET A winning smile and those brilliant ideas . . . Design for Living WENNER, ALLEN , . . Biology Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Social Rep. Famous for his imitation of Smoke, Smoke, Smoke . . . Music, that is . . . Hi-Y . . . H-Men's . . . Spanish Club . . . Tennis ZUVER, EMILY Team I Better late than never Page One Hundred Twenty-six 1 4 r Sp' N ii fivxni F -'N W. n X N K X ,xxxi SHARP .AX . '13 N wk V. .ts Q. 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'r W 3 Q x E Q 'W x' .fl ,i Q M Q I x if . swf K3 ri ,Q D ,Q - fgw F! 'QS ' x , 1 5 'J' gf If 5 , -I 9 x 1? 3? - Q Ffigf' fm v' J- N f :M ' X I ' . If ' Q is YW 'b if i ,, . . . . x U4 f ? F My 3 'I' lt., Y 1'5 g QGW 5' ,if i f i t ,gp Q J, .6 ,Wg v 4'-rv...-Q 'W' A. M f S. :- X kg f -T-su bwq, for Kam! fax .3 , Y wx ln' , SX X C74 Cappella. Choir . . . The most advanced vocal group in the music department of Hammond High . . . a mixed choir composed almost entirely of juniors and seniors . . . members of this group are required to have had at least one year of vocal training . . . they must also pass an individual test before they are admitted to the choir . . . sang at Kenwood P. T. A., Kiwanis Club, Teachers' Convention, and auditorium sessions . . . During Christmas they sang at Minas', Calumet National Bank, and the City Hall . . . sponsor and director of this group was Miss Esther Waterbury. gifld, glee . . Chosen from all four classes . . . those with acceptable voices are eligible for this group . . . this year the Glee Club participated in the annual Christmas program . . . sang at the open house of the Goodwill Industry . . . caroled at the Board of Education . . . sang in many of the auditorium sessions, Spring Concert, City Music Festival, Baccalaureate, and Commencement . . . sponsored and directed by Miss Esther Waterbury. giqlg , and 5104, 6'lg0ruJ . . . beginning vocal groups in which the students get their elemen- tary training in order that they may be promoted to the more advanced groups . . . any student is eligible for one of these, providing he or she is able to pass certain singing requirements . . . both groups sang in the Christmas program, Spring Concert, City Music Festival, and various auditorium programs . . . This group was sponsored by Miss Esther Waterbury. - :Senior cgextefte. . . Harmonettes . . . Melodears . . . won first ratings in State Ensemble Contest . . . Caroled at Calumet Bank at Christmas time . . . sang for numerous church groups, Women's Club, teas . . . held special parts in concerts . . . Senior Sextette also sang at Mardi Gras, Burton Holmes Lecture, Hammond Teachers, Association Banquet. Picture I A Cappella Choir Row I: Crooks, Stout, Somerville, Hays, J. Miller, Koon, Wysong, Pellar, McKay, Houston, Freeman, Fowler. Row II: Eidam, Petcher, M. Miller, Allen, Miligan, Lenz, Maybaum, Frentz, Volkman, Kiel, Kouris, Muri, Puryear, Banse. Row III: Markus, Aeheson, Hodge, Harwell, Lunsford, Siegler, Messenger, Moore, Harper, Thomas, Charleston, Bradbyer. Row IV: Unrath, Storm, Kelly, Palmore, Stalcup, T. Daily, Bussert, J. Daily, Gederian, Reese, Ballard, Powers. Girls' Glee Club Picture II Row I: Piatt, Adams,. Tryon, Perry, Petty, B. Smith, Briesacker, Stacy, D. Smith, Pippenger, Rodopoulos, Denihan. Row II: Goodson, Williams, Darrah, Saffer, Shevill, Anderson, Liebach, Sanger, Turner, Waddell, Matthews, McCord. Row III: Brockmann, Domke, Kintzing, Wilson, Affleck, Armstrong, Summervill, Ahlborn, Baldwin, Tanasijewich, Swiontek. Page One Hundretf Thirty-two . f f4 'fe1s:1,ePaz r 1 V Our Ill1r1Jrml Tlmir'f3-fwn 1Xcb'fz1'.wf' rqcv 'PII Kean, Nimiazx, Frcnix Hans: MJ-.f Baum, Miiiw Pwchsr. Pin? .uccem panisv . HE 3 Q ' 9, 1 f W ,F x . gg: , . ag-H Vp 'ff 1? M as 4 1 3. 5 ' ' ,A..,., 72 af Q4 I gif. 1 .F,,.. K Yi 2 Q2 F' F? 1, J in xxx i ai If if sf f fadebalf JU? Q az' M lv , Picktord, Babcock, I. Neidow, Orr, Clark, Straight, Houck, standing: lPegl'ovQ, mgr.: aone Milano, Mr. Patterson. Callahan. 'emu Sliding to base: R. Neidow. nil K . Callahan. Tagging: Vcrboom. Malone. Standing: Dickinson, Krisjcr, Babcock, Mr., Patterson. Pitching: Pickford, mgr. IV CATCHERS Kneeling: Hunt, Ogren, Straight. Standing: Fox, mgr.: Milazzo. Kneeling: Howe, Standing: Peglow, mgr.: Wilkins. mgr. Page Om' Huml lzinfie i4 Jvodecf Out by afncleraon ,J .yncliand 32 to 30 The first meet of year was a dual meet at the University of Chicago in which the Wildcats were ripped 545 V to 45 Z by rt Wayne Northside. Tech is - Clar t more than their match in Hammond as they were trounced 83 to 59 to 19 in the city meet. A ttian : f Q against Hobart and East Chicago Roosevelt ended in a lopsided victory with Hammond scoring 86 poin 55 and East Chicago Roosevelt 20. The Wildca 9 r eled to Notre Dame to meet and defeat Elkhart, Mishawaka and LaPorte in a four-way mee kh was bested 62M to 45m, with the other contenders far behind. A 5 Q Fe The Ca rrner division champs, relinquished the Western Conference title when they were nosed out by Gary roebeli 56 to 52. Eleven other schools competed. points. A Ou! .boot The outdoor season started off on the wrong foot when the Wildcat thinlies were edged by the Flying Panthers from Gary Roosevelt 51 to 45 in a triangular meet on the Purple oval. Froebel followed. close with 42 Hammond changed its pace as it played host to Hobart with a crushing 71M to 37M win. On April 24 the Wildcats won the Roosevelt Relays for the seventh consecutive year. The Purple tracksters trounced 15 other schools with a total of 89M points, the highest number ever scored in this meet. Routed by a score of 90 to 19, East Chicago Roosevelt was probably the easiest opponent of the season to face Hammond. The first day of May was quite a day as the Wildcats rolled over Gary Froebel 5526 to 45M to capture their sev- enth Western division crown. Two marks were erased by Hammond as jim Harper high jumped 6' 2 and the 880 relay team composed of Bob Thomas, Louis Tebedo, Tom Shaw, and Walter Bogielski cov- ered the distance in 1:35.5. Hammond High racked up 54 points at Mishawaka to cop its fifth straight NIHSC track and field cham- pionship. Gary Eroebel and Lew Wallace tallied 295 points apiece to tie for second as the Western division ran off with eleven of thirteen blue ribbons. Ronnie Molen turned in a record-breaking mile performance, taking the lead on the back stretch of the final lap to win by 20 yards. jim Harper won the high jump at 5' HM and Ernie Blackburn put the shot 51' BM besides placing second in the high jump. The Wildcats qualified nine men and both relay teams for the state meet as they swept the East Chicago sectional breaking four records and tying another in the process. They bagged 67 points to 27 for second place Tech. Hammond set new conference times when Ronnie Molen ran a 4233.9 mile, Ernie Blackburn tossed the shot 52' 10252 Jim Harper leaped 5' 11 and the 880 relay team broke the record with a 1133.4 Walter Bogielski tied the 100 yard dash with a 10 second effort. faaehall Squad 'Showed Spirit p This year despite the drawback of lack of practice because of poor weather conditions, the Purple nine, under the mentorship of Coach Pat Patterson, won ten of eighteen games. Seniors pacing the team included: J. Neidow, Babcock, Dickinson, Ogren, D. Neidow, Orr, Clark, Pickford, Malone, Norton, Kreiger, and Hunt. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1948 HAMMOND HIGH , Hammond High School Dyer .................. Hammond High School .......... 13 Griffith .............. Hammond High School ....,..... 4 Hammond Tech Hammond High School .......... 10 Michigan City Hammond High School Clark ................ Hammond High School .......... 15 LaPorte ......,,, Hammond High School ........,. 16 Griffith ............ Hammond High School Whiting 1........... Hammond High School Noll Central ..., Hammond High School Tolleston ....,...,, Hammond High School Emerson ............ Hammond High School Roosevelt ........ Hammond High School .......... Washington Hammond High School Tech .............-.... Hammond High School Noll Central .... Hammond High School Clark ,,...Y-Y.YYYYfYf Hammond High School Whiting ......... Page One Hundred Thirty-eight Mn X-V lQf i Q gg Fi mm a HAHHON 'V ' H we ' gh Wm! ,I 032' 'QQ xg? Aus f r ,ff 'fmg A AW ,MMV it 155, 5 I 0' 'tu J tim' MIUNJ .fuife Refag Zeam Row I: Adams. Mallehan. Row H: Molen. Eggers, jones, Harper. Fowler. I .Huff Jude Relay zean Row lt Tsafsos. Bogiclski, Tcbodo. Thomas. Row H: Embry, Fnrn. Shaw. MILERS SHOT PUT Molen, Stevens, Bruner, Funston. Bail. Blackburn 5 Pagr' Om' HIllllll'!'l! Forly I LOW HURDLES Ein, Ferguson. Thomas. ll HIGH HURDLES Maawmxaww x . afsmxw . TS Ein. Ferguson, III BROAD IUMP IV HIGH IUMP Watching: Bogielski, Bond. Watching: Blackburn. Iumping: Cullickson. lumping: Harper. Pugv Om' IIIIIILIITLI Forty-one 'f at ff fwr.wgg gn, 3,552 2,7 fri? ,fx fr 5 9 Q X 594 4 X Eff gf? Vifgif fi my QQ Q 3 V 1g,ggc gg ! , y8!'3,ii-Zia X f . . ,ge- I J Jil 0 ' L X ,,,,,.,,...-4-f-'- 't , 2 X, -:WM iw? Slim? K J 'Yam nwkaggiili 3 Mm W M IFilfYI1Il'll11ll'7Z' INT!! 1 Af! M71 ,A I-lata . . . hah l Reflection--:if the Style Show Magnolia blossoms and blossoms Mom Hats Miss Thiel and her advisory champs Parade through town Pam' Om' Ilnmlml Iforlv-llrrre l I mi fwfr us H! Mr. ?v'iLil'i 5:6 Her: Oxgun Q1 ghx pm, 1 ,x,,f1- -A, ,. U, IV Hammond Loyalty, VII 'Chest X-ray truck. Paw- Om' Ilzzlnfrrrf Fnrlv-folfr VI Walkoff the magician and Miss Boi- ienbnch S. V Simi-5 in cunfm I VIH Babcock faking down nets after sectional championship. Thu lug Band Thu: Booster Club in action. C 1 ' K 1 '17 The walk in winter, fn If 1 2' 3. 0 ' . Q g .5 fury, 53:10.53 r J - .a 5, fi All schools Spnniah Yicsla. Bun! Wnahinxgionf Chalk mlks to music. Page Um' Humlml lfurty-fire MARGARET ABATIE GAYLE BARBER BARBARA BASHORE BARBARA BEMENT NORMA BETHEA JANE BLACK PEGGY BRASHER DOROTHY BROOKE MARCELLA CIUCKI FLORENCE CLEVELAND NORMAN Cox MARVIN DAVIS ROSEMARY DEAN LEANA DISHAW ROSEMARY ERLENBAUGH MARY FLAHERTY THOMAS FOREMAN EDWARD FREDERICKS JANET FRENTZ BEATRICE GESMOND JUDY GREENE NANCY GRIFFITH RALPH GRINTER NATALIE HENDRICKS ROBERT M. HENRY NANNETTE HESS JOHN HIGHSMITH MYRNA HILDEBRANDT MARILYN HINESLEY HELEN HITT THOMAS JOHNSTON NANCY JONES PHYLLIS KNIERIEMAN Pay Om Humlnd Iorly- Six National .Honor ocieig 1947-48 MIKE KORBA MARY KORELLIS ELIZABETH LAIRD ALICE LAMANTIA JOY LENZ CHARLES LONG DONNA LONGSTREET SHIRLEY MCKAY PATRICIA MCMURRY NYEITA MILLER EUGENE MILLS JOAN PECKENPAUGH THOMAS PICKFORD STANLEY PODLACH JEANNE POSEY RITA PURYEAR EDWARD RICHARDSON IRENE RIDER JEAN RIDER SALLY RITTER WALTER SABINSKE THEODORA SCHWENKE LOIS SEIGEL JEAN SMITH PETE SOLAN THOMAS STEVENS LOUIS TAKACS BARBARA TANKE EDWARD TWEEDLE VERNON VILLERS MARILYN WALTERS JOAN WILCOX BARBARA WORLEY W A f 'P ND 5 'z Congratulations to the Class of I948 from HAMMOND CITY ADMINISTRATION VERNON C, ANDERSON, Mayor EDWARD B. BELLAMY, City Clerk STANLEY A, TWEEDLE judge MEMBERS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL ELMER ROSE, President ADOLPH SWIONTEK ROY BEUCUS MALCOLM STEWART WILLIAM M. MEISEL RALPH DONHAM IOHN O'DONNELL C. HOMER WOLF IOHN A. KILARSKI IAI ADVANCED EDUCATICDN INCREASED MEANS EAWING PGWEIQ INDIANA UNIVERSITY CALUMET CENTER KKN.. fy N f fx 'i I, 'TN 1,45 if Z B! 'E ' f f' -Q I I 'I f do I E I . 3 I 0 X 1 ,S 'E lgll I I 1 I .I I . , l ez s ,I .Pa 1, , 1 V 'gt g 5. T 1 HJ 4 f 1 -, ta ff -' ll LI ---+1 'E,- jffi 1,I-. I :..1:3.:, 'Q ,f 4, -.'- - JI ' ' --I 1 2:5 I I I ...W - - ,W ' - '- IIIIQH .'-.I. f ia 2 as ?:E,F.'1f 1 vip.. 451:17 -M N 1 ' .QI ..., .- n 4. . -'Y by Z Qi ' I I ' 'fT'73 - F 1 '- 2 A 5 .. TN -' -- ,EH .Q -ts. 'N' at J r 'f-1 fig TS:-N.l,l5 'HS ' 3 fel, E - S f E i'Iu..,EIBlu '11 'l ' 'gh' R' r ,A 2 .- DAY AND EVENING CLASSES FULL AND PART TIME PROGRAMS CREDIT AND NON-CREDIT COURSES Classes Held in Hammond High School East Chicago Roosevelt and the University Building SESSIONS BEGINNING IN IUNE, SEPTEMBER AND FEBRUARY 390i Indianapolis Boulevard EAST CHICAGO Phone 4240 ICI rqgffaacfafrqp 'ion... 4 0 We are deeply grateful to the Alumni of Hartnett College, whose splendid records in business have made possible our growth and suc- cess as business educators. The distinction our young men and young women have brought to us is sincerely appreciated. We invite into membership with us other young men and young women who may wish to follow in the steps of those who have achieved success and happiness in preparing for their life's work in our school. JEROME P. HARTNETT. President lDl Be Independent! Learn Beauty Culture for a Lifetime Profession Compliments A Schoof Beouty College MO rgcret 5453 Hohman Avenue HAMMOND, INDIANA School of Phone 5515 See ANNABETH LARSON, Director Nursing , . . Free Consultation Oldest Established Beauty School in the State of Indiana I HAMMOND SCHOOL OF PIANO AND VIOLIN Compliments of Edno Boxter Bruner THE CARROLL PIANO - VIOLIN BEAUTY SHOP HARMONY - ENSEMBLE CONCERT COACH 6l Muenich Court Phone Sheffield 2180 Room IZ, Sl I6 Hohman Ave. Sheffield 3357 IEI Jock Ogren 6' Co., Inc. Jock Fox C1 Son The Place To C-o For The Brands You Know. Hammond Bldg. Insuronce -Phone- Sheffield Seven Seven 545l Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana IOl lN'S ROSQ lee RESTAURANT SMART APPAREL HVVI'1el'e I'I'1e STLICIGYITS Eafll 9 5259 Hohman Avenue Across from the High School I Say lt With Flowers CALUMET FLORAL COMPANY Phone Sheffield 42 5462 CALUMET AVENUE All Makes Typewriters-Bought-Sold-Rented and Repaired L. C. Smith Standard and Smith Corona Portable Typewriters I-lammond's Only Complete Office Equipment Store UFFIEE Eqmmmr cn. 523 State Street, Four Doors East of Post Office Compliments of BARELLI FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY 463 State Street Phone I59 IFI 14 '4 IRVINC- CHAYKEN, PRESIDENT Hommond's Leading Jewelry Store IGI INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL CG., INC. WM. M. BELL - E. D. BENNINGTON 6 0 9 -INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK- Exhaust - Blast Systems - Hoppers - Breechings - Etc. COMPLETE POWER EQUIPPED SHOP Shearing, Arc Welding and Rolling of Light Plate Angles and Bar Braces 544 TRUMAN SHEFFIELD 316 THE REISSIG AND PHAIR AGENCY, INC General Insurance 478 STATE STREET PHONE SHEFFIELD 98 EDWARD L. PHAIR HENRY O. REISSIC lHl WHERE QUALITY is SUPREME Gang 4... App's Mode rnmost Mort CLASS OF I948 NORTHERN INDIANA STATIONERY. CO 9 0 5307 Hohman Avenue Sheffield III 824I Hohman IVIUNSTER, INDIANA Hammond, Indiana COMPLIIVIENTS OF A FRIEND UNIVERSITY PHARMACY Prescriptions Excellent Fountain Service Students Welcome Compliments of FRIDAY SUPER SERVICE STATION 7IO4 Kennedy Ave. Hessville, Indiana Russell 8038 The Home of C. Harris and R. Henderson Mechanics III Compliments of Hammond Insuronce Agency, Inc. Richwolski Cool Co. Coal - Sporting Goods EDMUND H, KLEIN' Mgr' Boats - C-uns - Tackles - Shells Phone Sheffield 388i Phone Sheffield 774 I4O Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana 820 I5Oth St Hammond, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS Closs of I948 Sincere congratulations to you one and all-with every good wish for future filled with happiness and achievement. You are invited to the use of our news columns, to record your newsworthy efforts as you travel along Iife's pathway. THE HAMMOND TIMES cAl.urviET REcloN's HorvIE NEWSPAPER Compliments of J . 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Borker THE SHOPPERS DISPENSINC OPTICIAN STOP 6220 Kennedy Ave. Room 8I3 Calumet Building Hessvmey Ind' HAIVIIVIOND, INDIANA TRI-CITY ELECTRIC Fifield Pho rmocy SERVICE COMPANY - Electrical Engineering 6729 Kennedy Ave. Hessville, Ind- Contracting' and I. Built On Service-Maintained Through Friendship Supples Phone Sheffield 2240 422 Willow Court Hammond, Indiana INI fqalliltall Seafzfd. Make Sears Your Headquarters OI' Sporting Equipment SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK Seam 452 State Street HAMMOND, INDIANA Phone Sheffield 3620 IUI Compliments of Mottle Cleoners 'THE PRESS THAT LASTSI CONGRATULATIONS Hommond News Agency Sheffield 2600 II9 State Street Hammond, Indiana For BICYCLE REPAIRS See Ai.. 1. WALZ 529 State Street Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 686 Congratulations Class of i948 CALUIVIET SUNDRIES QA Q ,. ,AX MOLENAAR HARLEY-DAVI DSON SALES 56l3-I5 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana Compliments of BLYTH E BRCS. l.G. A. 7448 jackson Street Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield IOII HARTMAN TRUNKS Compliments of C. J. Lesser 446 State Street DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY LUGGAGE and LEATHER GOODS IPI I FEIDLER FLORAL COMPANY -Hammond's Union Florist- FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 0 0 219 Kenwood Street IVlANI.IE'S HAMMOND'S FINEST IEWELRY STORE Authorized Distributor s for Hammond Indiana HAMILTON BENRUS BULOVA CRUEN PIERCE ELCIN IULES IURC-ENSEN Compliments , Diamond Im orters of p B Q Y L A N ' S 456 State Street Hammond, Indiana R E S T A U R A N T YOU SAVE! A Cash Purchase Compliments of ls a Cash Saving HESSVILLE at EMPORIUM Penney's Compliments of Compliments C. W. Bush Company of Wh I I D. t .b t ' HESSVILLE O SSB 6 fIS I'I U OTS O STORE BUTTER and ECCIS . . 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PLAY CLOTHES HOSIERY Congralulallons Class of '48 HAMMOND FRUIT Natalie Shops MART 5l43 H-ohman ll Best Wishes! SUTTER'S SUPER Compliments of MARKET . Jersey Maid Ice Cream Co: R. M. Sutter, Prop. 817 Ridge Rgad Sheffield 523 821 l5Oth Street Phone Munster 387 PATRONIZE Graduates! OUR ADVER-USERS Buy Your Sporting Needs at BUD KlEFER'S KRIECERIS THE SPORTSMEN'S DEN FOOD SHOP 5915 State Line 7112 Calumet Ave. Russell 6999 Phone Russell 7726 ITI Compliments of Hammond Floral Co. 7049 Hohman Avenue Phone Sheffield 3490 Congratulations From United Boiler Heating G Foundry Company C. N. Nau, Pres. F. j. Nau, Vice Pres, HOOSIER STATE BANK OF HAMMOND A FRIENDLY BANK FOR FRIENDLY PEOPLE 9 A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IU! Compliments of BIEKER CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIAL READY-MIXED CONCRETE COAL H COKE 624 Highland Street Phone Sheffield 3, 37, 58 HAMMOND, INDIANA HAMMOND'S MOST POPULAR MOTION PICTURE THEATRE CALUMET SOLlNA'S BAKERY 67I2 Kennedy Ave. Phone Sheffield I 527 A BAKER'S BEST MERCANTI LE NATIONAL BANK OF HAMMOND HAMMOND, INDIANA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Federal Reserve System IVI THE BECKMAN SUPPLY CUMPANY Building Materials and Specialties ROOFING - INSULATION COAL - COKE HARD COAL - KINDLINC WOOD - LOCS Phone Sheffield l49O for Prompt, Courteous Service 527 Michigan Street Hammond, Indiana Compliments of INDIANA IRON C1 METAL CO We Buy All Kinds of Waste Paper Scrap Iron Metal Rags, Tires, Tubes Industrial Salvage Our Specialty ALL PHONES 8 TRUCKS SHEFFIELD TO SERVE 44l3 YOU I4 Years of Prompt, Courteous Service 36 Willow Court lformerly Plummer Streetl HAMMOND, INDIANA IWI Compliments of GUNDY'S I. C-. A. HESSVILLE, INDIANA Phone Sheffield I O86 SERVICE HARDWARE Hardware - Paints and Housewares 563l Calumet Avenue RED ROOSTER Specialized Hamburgers Chops and Steaks 6024 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. Sheffield IOO82 Service With a Smile COMPLI MENTS OF Calumet Automobile Trade Association FERRIS SERVICE STATION I69 Kennedy Ave. Hessville, Ind. After Dance or Theater Come to SORRENTO'S FOR YOUR SNACKS 3904 Ridge Road THE OEXIVIANN FUNERAL HOME Phone Sheffield IO57 57 I 3 Hohman Hammond IXI C A M L A N RUSIGH ABE RUSKIN - R. Ph. SPECIAL CHINESE FOODS 6820 Calumet Avenue Drugs ETHEL RUSKIN R. Ph. Phone Sheffield 10246 Indiana VcJughn's Upholstering 724 I73rd Street Hammond, Ind. Phone Sheffield 6OI4 COODYEAR SERVICE State and Oakley Russell 7375 Hammond, Indiana BEST WISHES TO D. O. H. H. S. A Maid-Rite Sandwich is made of pure beef, nothing added, and always ground in our kitchen. We take pride in bringing you a Hamburger of the highest quality. 0 0 THE MAID-RITE HAMBURGER SHOP AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT 5815 Calumet Avenue Phone Sheffield IO367 WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM IYI NELSON'S DRUG STORE 'Phone Sheffield 56 Calumet at Carroll Hammond, Indiana Beckman Ice Creom Corp. 5638 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana Compliments of THE HUD-EL HESSVILLE . Compliments of Kathryn Memering OF THE Memering Agency 5404 Hohman Avenue Russell 6607 lil HAMMOND NATIONAL COMPANY Insuronce ond Bonds MORTGAGES REAL ESTATE TAX SERVICE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT H. I. Gescheidler, Sr. W. E. Gescheidler H. I. GescheidIer,jr. W. A. MacNary Ruff Building Phone Sheffield 4000 5248 Hohman Avenue Sheffield 3344 Wm. S. Petrunich, Mgr. SOUTHSIDE RADIO SALES and SERVICE New-RECORDS-Used . Radios-Phonographs-Appliances General EIectric Dealer 6822 CaIumet Ave. Hammond, Ind G Friend CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '48 Fcuyette PARKING STATION 4220 Fayette Street Phone Hammond 35 IAAI Xxggixtl I Class of '48 X AX X 3INx Xi Wig? I' vbx -i t X . 1-', if-fg,z17 ,i,1, ::M J Congratulations Smith C1 Brooks Locker Plonts AT ALL TIMEST FOR ALL OCCASIONS 8230 Calumet Avenue 529 I65th Street A Ab d t A of n un an rra Munster, Indiana Hammond, Indiana Seasonal Flowers glnd Potted Plants Phone Munster I6 Hansen Bros Florists Shop and Conservatory 5320 HOHMAN AVENUE PHONE SHEFFIELD 202 MiIIikon's fo' Perrin's SPORTING GOODS , Recreotion Porlor PHOTOC-RAPHIC SUPPLIES AND ReCOl'1CIII'IOI'IeCI and c:OI'ldI'I'IOI'1eCI TOYS and GAMES Indiana I-lore: Bldg. EXPERT SERVICE ON RADIOS Corner State and Hohman 0 Hammond REFRICERATION I. W. IVIILLIKAN 2 Sfofes BIOWLING and BILLIARDS 449 State St. 5259 Hohman 760 All Phones 2 Indian IBBI Your Favorite Milk DIXIE DAIRY CO JOHNSON DAIRY SERVICE Phones Sheffield 3I9-II4 SERVICE - QUALITY HOME PUBLISHING CO., Inc. 5809 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana Call Sheffield 24IO for your Printing Needs Your Publication of PRINTERS Plant or Employee PRINTERS Bulletins Solicited. O Publishers of the LAKE COUNTY GLOBE LEDC-ER 1.l.i.1.l.1,2.1.1,2..1I.11,II.11l-I11-I-14.l.1.2.1.2.z.:.:.:.:.:.f.1:::f:1.:.11.1.1 1.1:1...f:,:.11:.1.,.1.-gg ,.-11:1:I:gi:::3:1:-:V:cg:::3:-:g:1:5:5:3:g:g:::::::::5.::51::::5:::1:31::5:::gg:::1:3:1:5:::53:3:3:::g:1:g:::I:5::zl:5:1.::::3:::53:::5:3::::::: -.-.-E-:4:5:-:-:'.+3-SI5ri:-:gif21:41-1-1-:-1-2-:-:I:-:-:-:-t-:-1-:-:-3-:-tit-:-1-:-tgirl:-:-:A:-:it-:4:A'-'-'-'-'f-'-'-'-'f-'-:-'-'-'-4-'-'- - I nm ,iuxsg ' VEGETABLE EOMARGARI RICH IN Vlflllllll - QQMDLLQQ K OL X42 ON SALE AT ALL GOOD FOOD SHOPS O. E. BOLLS C1 CO ICCI Phone Sheffield l637 Sondler's Army Store Endicott johnson Shoes Sweaters and Trousers for Men and Young Men Compliments of HIDUKE FOOD SHOP Hessville Sheffield 48l 3 Member of 469 State Street Hammond, Indiana Midwest Stores V vu Compliments of .-. -.'.4. 3 :ztzrztzlz-:-:-:-:-1-1.-. -.-.-.. .... Z l Z, Mo rket I i i...i 1? iq ff' ld 10154 EBM-QAUARANTEED FUELS PHONES 29223332 s e ie I ' ' , .,...,. J A If ROAD ..... . . 9 4 K A . ,, .-. 4- Hessville' Congratulations E R I Q 5 0 N ' 5 C'aSSOf48 VIOLIN sHoP Thompson Printing Co. ' 5l4l Hohman Avenue HAMMOND, INDIANA Hammond' Indiana lDDl Our Congratulations M To the embers of the Senio :psf 014+ BOTTLI NG COMPANY T E HIGGINS r Class E. I. HIGGINS IEEI You Choose Your Doctor With E Care- , J H Why Not Your Druggist? STO'-TZ DRUGS 'h l ILA 3' 486 State Strleet rr -' 1 M Hammond. Indiana Ellyson Recilty Compony REAL ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS DOOLIN GENERAL INSURANCE DEPARTMENT CLEANERS. Inc. 131 Rimbach Street 601 SIBI-EY STREET Phone Sheffield 52 Pl'1Ol'1e Sheffield 4404 Tom Doolin Carl Etter U N I O N I SM Quint Brothers, 'S , . AMERICANIISM FIC. tif 'OW WORKER AQ Automobile - Electrical el Carburetor - B-rakes Pa rts L WHEN YOU GO TO WORK IOIN THE UNION 257 Douglas Street Oil Workers lnternotioncil Union . Loccil 2l O mond, Indiana 42 Rimbach Street Hammond, Indiana Ham Phone Sheffield 2343 I IFFJ .R. HAMMOND PEST CONTROL, Inc. 664 State Street Hammond, Indiana Franklin Sheffield 247 Compliments of PLAIN VIEW MARKET Hessville, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS We're for You 2' ly 4. 5409 Hohman Avenue HESS' PARAMOU NT JEWEL.ER Help Make This A Day To Be Remembered By Giving Them AGiftFrom PARAMOUNT Phone Russell 7705 Phones Sheffield l482-I979 DILDINE, Inc. Sales - Service Parts - Repairs 57II Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 5802 HAMMOND PLUMBING and HOME SUPPLY 555 State Street Hammond, Indiana The Southmoor Apcirtment Hotel 0 Phone Sheffield 6I OO HOH MAN and ELIZABETH STREETS HAMMOND, INDIANA Filling Prescriptions Is All We Do- . But We Do That Well Phone Sheffield 605 East Chicago 847 HANEY'S PRESCRIPTION CENTER I. H. KESLING, Owner Sixth Floor-Calumet Bldg 8OI W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Ind. Compliments of 1 FRANK AND BEA'S FOOD SHOP Hessville IGGI I NDIANA'S MOST MODERN BOWLING ALLEYS - I, , just Fine Furs 'F ff Up-to-Date Lunch Inc . Y , . Room , ,,,O C Hd COMPLETE FUR SERVICE V Air Conditioned .' f .- - i '. Z AII Summer I5 I 'I -VOHH H A I 5255 Hohman Avenue zoih CENTU RY RECREATION Te'ep+-one S+'efffe'd 3031 PAR!-OR Hammond, Indiana II4 State Street Hammond, Indiana P. H. MUELLER SONS Hardware and Mill Supplies Duco and Du Pont Paints W, . W..- , Phones SI'1effIeId I65-I 66 . K 416-418 Sibley sneer T . .K VI I I Fe Hammond- 'ndianta '1'N i I NEC iiri - 'M I Chicken, Steak, Frog-legs and Seafood Dinners DRAPEIELEENITURE Catering to Banquets and Parties, Large or Small I 12701 rI'- ap I': 151 'd. U. S. Routes 12, 20 and 41 wHl'1'1Nc'. INDIANA S H Soulixngon' SMACALL'S STUDIO ix vi. eWhit'g1250 .Ne H -s 'eto no-if 5946-48 Hohman Ave. AIR R E S U R A N T OPEN Q I, CONDITIONED In Business Since 1922 THE YEAR 'RUUND Walter E. Smacall Telephone Sheffield I993 IHHJ N STANUAHU UAH HAMMOND, INDIANA Telephone Sheffield 4488 Poxton Lumber Co. Office and Yards Clarence C-. Klug 4928 Hohman Avenue Hammond, lndiana Bowl for Pleosure ot 1AY BATcHEi.oR's BOWL-ERA 12 MODERN LANES AND SODA BAR LUNCHEONETTE 1AcK Fox C1 som For Your Undergrad Clothes Hammond Bldg. W. T. C-RANT Known for Values Hammond's Only IUNIOR DEPARTMENT STORE 5213 Hohman Avenue S. SCIENS HARDWARE - PAINT - OIL - GLASS - Floor Sanders Rented by Day 515 Conkey Street Phone Sheffield 3664 Sl LVER'S Incorporated JEWELERS You may buy on our Convenient Budget Plan at no extra cost 465 STATE STREET Phone Sheffield 700 Phone Sheffield 700 S. S. KRESCE CO. 5129 Hohman Avenue 5, l0 and 25C UH Phone Russell 7262 Compliments of 1 -i. Joi-ns: H. WILL lNSURAlSl?E AGENCY 724 Conkey Street H ammond, Indiana A Will To Serve You Better .Rx -my . Q.. Smart Campus Classics - COMPLIMENTS , NM.. ....' 11f QE? . OF i .,, . .:.:.i z -A l'-141'1-::1r'I:::-' Irr '1i1- , ia e ? MOV 5 4 fo be marched up for '12-' Q' I Q-V-4 'l 1' Food Shop S fe a d i es of won 4 i:1,- f - il ' lll Ridge Road 3' ' alone for S f u die s' '-'2 f Munsfef- 'ndl-ana X I ':. A N -ZII Qiil,ggEQggg f . , f lb Illlli 2-- come FROM Compliments of lll, , N A.-. ,, -- itz: Wm ROYAL BLUE 'iv-. ii FOR 'NURS STORE iiil it isra e: f Qg .ea, i ,r. i S 6946 Kennedy ':::V S Hessville, Indiana Edward C. Minas Company State Street Hammond lKKl .mmm gag ? K X 5 NF? .5 X ww. 'W sv Eff lil , , ..,.,, wi E A ann:-t in . ,- X 5 1 , 5 K, fmmm W MW., N 5 KN 5-1275. M fe 115,11 gh 2 352.511,-EE51:5 .:I'YE' ' K :5,,Zf:fEifI.:: -::e:- - - 4 , . -Q . -'--- 5 : 55. , 'ifsifEi:521i v'. 2:f-::.-E ., 11: -. 1355-E1 f 3' E :':risFf::-:'F :'fIff.I'IE :' V. Q:: FE:-E:a.:-, Q -' ': f iE '55 I I'EI'.I'1- s:::3:5'E2'I ?ff 5 f .- is 1 1 , . 53535.-fEf:::z.:1'1 1 -.-2:2-F5 'f-EfI ': -:l5::--:f..:,IFE-':'i:l-E-.2515Eu EW2Z1'5EcE'52'-:::-r:E- I Z W t. .Ji IE. '- I f 4, wwf-sf Qg wirm xgffaitvge . if w,QggFm wS?:1 vm '5 b, Wxga faixgigwfgjiwi'-W , Whgwrq-viffvfv ' x .f .?gmF'5' , fini, ' 7 PROP. WALKOFF, M. M. M. M. IMoronic Master of Mystical Magid VI ERK'S FURNITURE STORE 6727 Kennedy HESSVI LLE, INDIANA Sheffield 320 Compliments of BURNS FUNERAL HOME 5840 Hohman Phone Sheffield 260 IMMI IHE S7026 IHA! CONFIDENCE BUIU l ill .IEWELERS CERTIFIED NATIONALLY PERFECT-CUT ADVERTISED DIAMONDS WATCHES QUALITY IEWELERS Compliments ot Ma rcus Supply Co. 5030 Hohman Ave Russell 7500 Compliments ot DR. D. IVI. LOWDEN Optometrist Compliments of CALU M ET AUTO PARTS 5503-05 Calumet Avenue PHONE SHEFFIELD I596 Hammond, Ind. Guarantee Reserve Lite Insurance Company of Hammond I28 State Street Hammond, Indiana Phone Sheffield 5448 LIFE ACCIDENT HEALTH INSURANCE QNNI GO WHERE THE GANG GOES FOR YOUR EVENING TREAT DIETRICH'S HOME MADE ICE CREAM Rent A Tuxedo FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS 9 WEDDINGS 6 PARTIES 0 DANCES We Carry a Complete Line of TUXEDOS - SUMMER FORMALS FULL DRESS SUITS In the Latest Style I - Sizes to Fit Everyone - I .0 'AV1 5 6 5315 HOHMAN AVENUE HAMMOND, INDIANA CUSTOM - TAILORS PHONE SHEFFI ELD 5070 loo1 I IIIIIIIILIJ S d th If-. 2 1 n f , pe e :I 'I fW-!QwffwZIl,l 47 Moments of X Your Leisure CW I QI R in cu X I World of Hoppirmess Rf I I I DANCE I TO THE MUSIC GF AMERICA'S LEADING BANDS Every Tuesdoy, Soturdoy, ond Suncloy I Covers for THE I9-48 DUNES by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue Chicogo, Illinois KUNES W. F. BLAcKMuN coMPANY MODERN coPiEs AND LETTER sERvicE INSURANCE OFFSET PRINTING Anything that can be photographed can be printed. VARI - TYPING Offers you the printer's selection of type for offset or mimograph. Use it -- - Lorizfjaggsvroilgs, contracts, house organs, I - PROTECT YOUR FUTURE - MULTIGRAPHINC- Mimeographing and Supplies 1 1 Addressing and Mailing Sheffield 3380 5106 Hohman Avenue 8900 HOI-IIVIAN AVENUE SHEFFIELD 8356 IQQI Compliments of ARCADIA LAUNDRY 6' LINEN SUPPLY C0 The engravings in the 1948 DUNES were furnished by ELECTRC-MATIC Engraving Company, Inc. IO WEST KINZIE STREET CHICAGO IO ILLINOIS IRRJ Compliments of Compliments of Central Gloss Co. l 5625 Hohman Ave. ond HAMMOND, INDIANA WATSON . Phone Sheffield 2304 I AIR CONDITIONED . . . . . . FOR YOUR COMFORT B R A H O S COFFEE SHOP O 5239 Hohman Avenue Good Food is Ciood Health COMPLI MENTS OF HAMMOND LEAD PRODUCTS Phone Hammond 5624 , Inc. l55l HAMMOND , SCHOOL OF MUSIC Hommond Stoker 6' Heoting Co. P - ELECTRIC GUITAR - BAND 6' ORCHESTRAL IANO -- VOICE ACCORDION - INSTRUMENTS Sheffield 4533 Approved School for Veterans Ridge Road 'S 5324 Hohman Avenue PARTS - REPAIRS - SERVICE Shefheld 5506 738 State Street Hammond, lnd CARRIE LONG DRESSES-COATS-SU ITS- NEI DOW FUNERAL ':URS'M'LL'NERY HOME, INC. ' 5268 Hohman Avenue Phone Sheffield 2705 Hammond, Indiana Compliments of FISCH ER CLEANERS C K B U D D Y Y THE FURNACE MAN COMPLETE CLEANING SERVICE 0 l22-IZ4 State Street Phone Sheffield 1074 Phones: Main Plant and Office 576 Fayette Street sheffield 303 and 191 Hammond, indiana Compliments of READ HAlVllVlOND'S MOST BEAUTIFUL IEWELRY STORE NORMAN JEWELERS The Hefeld 5257 Hohman Hammond mi Hopmon Cleciners DRY CLEANING-RUG CLEANING-FUR STORAGE 73l -733 Sibley Street Sheffield 5040 Hammond, lnd. ln Hammond Since l906 Congratulations Graduating Class Mono rch Conservotories of Music 542l Calumet Avenue - Phone Sheffield 8640 AMERlCA'S MOST TALKED ABOUT ACCORDlON BAND Listen to HMONARCH ON REVlEW - WIOB Saturday 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. Compliments of Sochsel Bros. WHOLESALE GROCERS 6l4 State St. Hammond, Ind. Phone Sheffield 253 I , Home Lumber Compony 5720 COLUMBIA AVENUE The Dunes Stciff Phone Sheffield 4420 Thanks the Advertisers Hammond's Home of Good Lumber for Forty Years of the Lumber - Millwork - Roofing - Paint - Hardware i948 Dunes for Their l Walter Thornton Carl Kummer Financial Support Hothowciy-Thornton Agency GENERAL INSURANCE Calumet Theatre Bldg. Telephone Sheffield 257 lUUl Spring . . . The Dunes- Testing Colors- Beautiful Pictures Exuberant Students- Production Problems- The Book Is Out! School's Out! 17ef,Caneg riniing Company Printers of The 1948 Dunes Hammond, .ymfiana ,I XI ' ,Vt . X v . 5 Ja: :. '4 gt' 1 L. uf .. -:aim ' 1 Y , , 4,:e1.'f7:, ' .1 5 315,72 :QNX -' S. ,Q 13.5 ,F . 3 f Q 'L : V 3' X , f-2,-4-:Af ' 4 I gg , ,, wr,--w.ifQ:1'f i 2+ v -4 .1 fgfef:'15:5f:41iZ 9 wan ,+L f, f,a...1gEa.' -, f- ,- , 2,4-.1'1,,: .mgvf 1 -.H,1 'uf ' .IYJF Q ,K g,5,r',kg' nw. , 2 W. . 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