Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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es, 'l'h P ople The people is everyman, everybody. Everybody is you and me and all the others. What everybody says is what we all say. And what is it we all say? where to? what next? The people is a tall freight-handler and a tough Iongshoreman, a greasy fireman and a gambling oil-well shooter with a clriller and tooler ready, a groping miner going under- ground with a headlamp, an engineer and a fireman, with an eye for semaphores, a seaman, deckhand, pilot at the wheel in fog and stars. The people? A weaver of steel-and-concrete floors and walls fifty floors up, a blueprint designer, an expert calculator and accountant, a carpenter with an eye for ioists and elbows, a bricklayer with an ear for the pling of a trowel, a pile driver crew pounding down the pier-posts. So many forgotten, so many never remembered at all, yet there are well-diggers, school teachers, window washers, who, unless buckled proper, dance on air and go down, down, coal heavers, roundhouse wipers, hostlers, sweepers, sam- plers, weighers, sackers, carvers, bloom chippers, kiln burn- ers, cooks, bakers, beekeepers, goat raisers, goat hay growers, slag rollers, melters, solderers, track greasers, iiggermen, snowplow drivers, clam diggers, stool pigeons, the buck private, the gob, the leatherneck, the cop- The people is the grand canyon of humanity and many, many miles across. The people rest on land and water, on time and the changing winds. The people have come far and can look back and say, We will go farther yet. Slow in its asking: Where are we now? What time is it? The people, yes, the people. From THE PEOPLE, YES by Carl Sandburg, copy- right, l936, by Harcourt, Brace and Company, lnc. Reprinted by permission of the publishers. The I949 Dunes was directed by Pauline Zizoff, Joanne Olson, Laurel Graft, Robert Kutak und Dolores Chase.