Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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W4 -P, if 1 The focus is on us . . . the students of Hammond High School THE '57 DUNES PRODUCED BY HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT Wearing their purple robes and white stoles, Dale Kennedy, Jerry Wagenblast, Kenny Anglin, Bill Kleinschmidt, Judy Crouch, Betsy Cole and Jane Schuler, members of the A Cappella Choir, took part in the annual Christmas Vesper Service. Page Six Traditionally the first auditorium session of the year was given by the Association to introduce to us our student representatives and to have us, the students, witness the swearing-in ceremonies. AUDITORIUM SPOTLIGHT IN REVIEW The grand finale of the annual Christmas program was the sing- ing of thc Hallelujah Chorus by the members of the enlire vocal deparlment. Thanks to everyone who helped fo Pre-gem Om- auditorium sessions this past year. XY e enjoyed them and learned something interesting from each one. ln September the Association audi- torium brought us closer to our Hammond High l:.flJVCfI'1lT1Cf1I. The Standard Oil Company taught us about the wonders of oil and the advance- ments in the field of petroleum during Oil Pro- gress XX7eek. Once again we heard from the Asso- ciation through the Mardi Gras stage show, An American in Parisf' At Christmas time we travel- led across the lf,S,A. with Miss Iisther vl'1L1fL'I'l7LlI'l' and the vocal department. XVe learned alvout the far-off land of Burma and her people. XY'e heard ahout the lfnited Nations. our weather. and the railroads. During Brotherhood Wfeelt we took a musical tour around the world. There were other auditoriums just as enjoyable, hat these xx ere the luest of the school year. Pierre, played by Dick Uppde- graff lnol picluredl his American girl friend. played by Joanie Murphy. and Garson, played by Dennis Egnalz enioyed lhe lap dance of Mary Cramer al lhe Mardi Gras stage show in No- vember. Page Seven FOCUSING THE FALL PLAY l THE CURIOUS SAVAGE By .lolm Piltrinls Ami, if I fzillgfl nl fnzy mortal living . . . 'Tix llmf I zmzy :mf zwecfvf' -Byron The Cust includes: 'film Glfeftfi Florence--Sherrill Curringcy HL1DUll7Lll'LD1lIllCl Pcifcr Fairy Mary--Sandra Sealy jeffrey-Nick Poulton Mrs. Paddy-Sonja Bylski y y The Child--Jolmny Gibbs Anne Miller as Mrs. Savage found complete happiness in the Cloisters, a sanatorium in a small town in Massachusetts. Mrs. Paddy, played by Sonia Bylski, hated the world In this unforgettable play Dan Peiler as Hannibal ful- and its possessions but found love for Mrs. Savage. lilled his desire to play the violin by living in a dream world. AND CHRISTMAS DISPLAY ffm Iitzmify Senator Titus-Charles Opperman Judge Samuel--Bob Moore Lilly Bellcg-Jan johnson Mrs. Ethel Savage-Anne Miller Slfzlff Miss Wfilhelmina-Sue Conrad Dr. Emmett-David Rosenak Director: Miss Oza Cunningham In its traditonal place in front of the auditorium stood our tree, glistening with white lights, golden balls, and pastel ornaments. We from Miss Olga Sthublsegels art classes hope you enjoyed Christmas in the Halls this year. Breaking away from the traditional colors. we chose soft pastels, white, gold and silver. .1 world of magical colors. The entire project in- cluded the Christmas tree, the arch over the door of auditorium foyer, the display case, the win- dows of the main stairway landing. the mobiles hanging from the lights, and the elongated orna- ments from the ceiling. To let a little secret out. we used scrap material. such as egg cartons and coat hangers. to make the colorful mobiles and tree ornaments. We had fun decorating the halls and hope that you enjoyed them. This sculptured white angel watched over us from the window of the main stairway landing. Y :sig ' ,,,. ,Jie ff A --.I-, FEE ,. 7' I .,x 5 1' 5. 051110 A 53 O X R 1 mx. xx 8 5 I ' w Mr. W. Sloder cf Crown Point. representing the Colorado School of Mines, discussed the schooI's program with Kenneth Hamilton und his parents ct College Night. PLANNING THE FUTURE Together with Morton High School we held our seventh annual College Night in November here at Hammond High. Representatives from over seventy different universities. colleges. nurs- ing schools, business colleges, and art schools were present from all over the nation. We who plan to go to college. had the opportunity to find out advantages. admission requirements social life, and activities. Many of our parents came along to help us judge which school best fitted our needs. XVe left that night with a better idea on how to plan for our future. Helen Kindle, Mrs. William Gre- gas. and Sharon Buuerlein listened cttentively as the Rev. Marion Fosh, pastor of c Wheaton church. told them about Bob Jones Uni- versity in South Carolina. Page Eleven THE WASHINGTON TRIP 3 With our suitcases piled high, we juniors and seniors who went on the Washington trip anxiously waited for the ll:O6 at the Erie Station. As the train sped through Ohio, we gathered in our own groups and munched on potato chips and drank Pepsi. Enthusiasm was the spotlight on the Wzishing- was a mixture of falling suitcases, wary treks in ton trip pilgrimage amidst autumn colors. search of soda pop, staring out the window, Life aboard the train both coming and going sleeping on the floor, or on couches in the lounges Page Twelve Found in the stocks at Colonial Williamsburg, Marilyn Yarck possibly could have told a lie or could have been the victim of a practical ioke. Before turning in for the night we gathered in the lounge of the Old Bay steamer as we travelled from Old Point Comfort, Virginia back to Washington on the Potomac River. IN THE SPOTLIGHT if you were lucky, gossiping, giving impromptu hair cuts, and singing the XVz1sl1ington Waddlt ' every ten minutes. Squeezed in between, :ire nostalgic memories of those bus drivers, beautiful full scenery and that dead skunk on Skyline Drive in Virginia. delicious gingerbread cookies :it Wfillizimsluurg. and getting sen sick aboard the Old Bay Line steamer, Above: ln Arlington, Virginia, we saw the change of guards at the Tamb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery, Judy Crouch took the wheel of the steamer enroute to Washington, D.C. down the Potomac. We became weary as our long iourney neared its end. The trip had been exciting, interesting, and well worth our time. Home once again! Hammond looked better than ever even though the same buildings, trains and smoke were still there. fjv Y, . if Page Fourteen PARENTS, TEACHERS AND Following his return from Purdue University to check on the progress of the '56 graduates attending the univer- sity, Mr. Robert Brock met with their parents. Before the evening's activities at the PTA annual Back to School Night, Suzie Ebert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Trapeau, discussed school studies and activities with Miss Leona Hawver. During the evening Suzie's parents experienced a typical school day. Mary Boyer, a senior, was advised and guided by Mr. Robert Brock, freshman counselor, Mr. C. T. Coleman, registrar, Miss laura Johnston, senior counselor, Miss Katherine Bollenbach, junior coun- selor, and Mr. Homer Hightower, sopho- more counselor. STUDENTS IN FOCUS 4 i For six weeks these students shared the spot- light with their broken legs. lt may have been hard to climb stairs, dance, drive the family car, or ice skate. but broken legs could get sympathy from teachers. that long-needed fall vacation. a lot of curious new friends, and also served the useful purpose as autograph books. Paul Hinton and other Association officers are discussing the various services performed by the Community Chest. Each panel member explained what the money. the Vifashington jr. High School pupils contributed would be used for. Each report was factual as well as interesting be- cause the panel members had visited an agency helped by the Community Chest. Some of the agencies visited were the Boy Scouts. Brooks House. the Salvation Army. and the Good Will Industries. COMMUNITY CHEST PANEL Foregroundf Paul Kachoris, Judy Duncan, Robin Cline, Paul Hinlon, Chris Tom Smiddy. Background: Sludenls from Washinglon School. LEG CASUALTIES Fran! row. Al Krislenson, Marilyn Bernstein, ,lohn Pole back row Dennis Michelen, Terry Tiemcn, Dick Maroc Schroeder, Sf' MQW s', ff A ff' Y' 'O r x 1 I ty ik Ki. -xl ,, , 1 lil fl! ,5 4311- W , W., 1 . 8' . . ' ll r Tn Y ., F iam 1147! 4.-...t.g...-,Y'K':l -'I 3 n:f81,'ff E MEL' ' ' my' V 1 I I ,, g ,,,,l I E' L- Q - '- . ,...4. . Q- H .f- - . th' . ' s . ' D i!,,',, fy -qv ., E ri . .kr-. - ag'-v 1, .A K ta X I 35' u ' f-Tl 'WMM fwPWY2-f , -M 'M A 92232 --+. ffm.. . , 2 x v, ex THE SPOTLIGHT ON A NIGHT OF FUN ,I Ox n. 051513-D7 Dan Orbcn paylng no aftenhon lo 'he anhcs of Sue Wnlluams Peggy Hafner and Dome Heckman bought a Daffy apple from gurls working cl Phe Y Teens boolh Leavung the conlusuon and noise of the Mardu Gfos midway below Annelle Kocal and Dove Quvck found a moment 1 themselves Yi 'lvl mn.. xfQ Page Sevenleen !,T,T.,MLe T el I H - W' Qgfel - , v f' ' s- - - - '- id- .X X fl G y ,. in-it X ll 7' -- , s . ,y , e,e., .Ne A A A J x 'L-F. 1 A A 5 . . - Q 'rljtgn xx j .. W M T 2 - . . . ., '- gl. l J ' t -. I NG .Wifi i ' .y f 5 if--f '- 'qs A f 'x 'T T ' 4 ll' . X Y ' , fy 2 , he f ' pg' A whirl of cheerleaders and a throng of over three thousand fans cheered our team on to victory. Cheerleader Ruthie Leland led the enthusiastic crowd as they gathered about the traditional bonfire, which opened the homes coming celebration. THE STUDENTS' SPIRIT The full Homecoming spirit was there but the '37 football champs were missing from the float at the half-time ceremonies. L Q W , .f i . ' :A 'E s QE 1 QF! f' W 'Q P234 +1-,-,. 'Q 4. JW '53 Qu - , , f it I 2' H. 'G' 1 X xx 556521-2 ' N: ' Q-v v. ,ff If JIM' glut V ,- sf 'W' Nlg i.. 1 A s-A ...s 3-x x 9' Page Nmofcen Page Twenty To climax the evening iunior class president Katie Crumpocker and her escort lloyd Wiborg led the iuniors, seniors ond their guests in the Grand March. SPOTLIGHTING A NIGHT OF FANTASY After the prom Louise Brobst. John Donaldson, Lucille Blythe, Chuck Hand, Joy Solenberger, Bill Mueller, Judy Brobst ond Kenny loPlalte enjoyed dinner ond o floor show at the Chez Poree, a Chicago night spot. L 71 I .-Eff' ' f I fi l j b 5 L1 X I 2, -ihgfnt . 1' eh. ,Q A WA 0, gqyljl t1 it f if 11 W.--? 'xx A M -:X . 5543946-J, f l l o A i 4 ' it Sharon Hoeman. Bob Madura, Sonia Disney and Jerry Donaldson Dave Cole and Ann Wagner finished the evening with more excitement and fantasy at Toby Stern's after-prom party. To complete the weekend in true prom style, the promenaders flocked to the Dunes the next day to relax and soak up the sun. A PICTURE TO REMEMBER- LIFE MEMORIES . , . Rushing home from school, we girls were in a dither, setting our hair and fixing our nails, while our dates hurried to pick up their tuxes and our flowers. The time finally came when our dates arrived. Cameras flashed and our parents sent us off with have fun blessings. juniors, seniors, and guests gathered at before-prom coke parties and then left for the prom Fantasia presented by the junior class. We danced and danced to the enjoyable music of jimmy Featherstone and his orchestra, The climax of the evening was the traditional Grand March. After the prom each of us went our own wayg some of us went to Chicago for dinner. a floor show and more dancingg others dined at a local spotg some went to after-prom parties at friends' homes. The evening had been terrific l l Page Twenty-one x'g HQ pk, 3 5350543 ' 'll 'D 5 xl 'E' ? ? 2 -Q 1 H1231 X Q f V 3.4 Q XQK5 ' , -'lb M ii: 94 Mcry Ann Mocenski ond Jerry Dibblee found an enjoyable even' ing or the H-Men's Semi-Formal in the spring of Vhe year. INTO THE FOCUS A! the H-Men's SemifFormoI Dick Lewis, his doie Lindo Fromm. Bob Jurgenson, ond his date Susie Husfcd paused during the infer- mission before returning io dence io Pol DeMure's music. 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E11 rl of 115 5 1oul l bt' 1 l ' fi l lf' ' 1 coll. -n AIS -l 1 ll. 1 'k. ' ln . ' ' K . ' ' L. 1 l U K . .1 l . I . :.,' 4.5 ' ,-, l-- Q I Q- l D . tx .1 1 R f . A 1 A , A ' 1 v , . hi ' ' Y .l 'l Q. L .K ' 5, ' JL let ' h l ' Ll K ootl lust 1 tl 1 h 2 - . - --I '7 . .A- 1 K- . , '11 1 L .' ' ' ' 1 K 1 ' P 1 1 . J -t - ' J K I , 1' - Page Twenty-four x , , 1 . . fm W '41 L ,. pg . ,si 89 . , 41 .' .Q .yi EZ X if ,. S K 54, Q2 , X is I N. . :jx qi A , W' '74ef F 93 J' m'ff'79 1: 4? ,A 5 x ,Q 'F ,N x g f!j,Q GQ . 44 4 . , A riyfRyi'Xr :1 . -F 7521 l -9 S79 N-f'iz Juv 'Qi Es, GS ia va ,-7 1' 55 sp, M. iq us COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Seated: Coach Bob Straight, Frosh Basketball and Tennisg Coach Jim Scott, Baseball and Asst. Faotballg Coach Bernie Krueger, Football and Asst. Track. Standing: Coach Steve Kucer, 'B' Team Basketball and Asst. Footballg Coach John Wonsowitz, Track and Cross Country: Coach Bob King, Basketball and Golfg Coach Jules Papais, Swimming and Asst. Football. Victory shined in the faces of Coach Bernie Krueger Tom Collins and Mike Stahl after winning conference championship game. '2. .l The lntramural Bowling League includes Ed Smith, Lynn Fuller, Kenneth Waugh, Tom McCullough, Bill Kennedy, Bill Nolan in the front row and Pete Bomberger, Bill Dean, Dave Koval, Jim Walker, Wayne Osborn, Don Walker, Art Schmidt, Gerald Edwards, Ron Curtis, Stan Wroble, Milton Willis, and Dick Botruff in the back row. INTRAMURALS FOR ALL The girls' intramural program has been in full swing since it started out with speedball in the fall. Throughout the school year Miss Dieterich and Miss Hurley sponsored such things as volleyball and softball tourneys and arranged water ballets for the Mardi Gras. Page Twenty-seven First row. left to right: Bruce Schafer, Rod Swantko, John Yedniak, John Schmueser. Standing, John Rietman, Dick Baier, Chester Walther, Paul Edwards, Darrell Wolfe, Coach Won sowitz. Good weather in March provided baseball coach. jim Scott. a chance to have scrimmage games and to get a good look at this year's team. The team has worked many hard hours in the gym when they were not able to go out and scrimmage. Wfhile working inside they kept their arms loosened up and did not let their batting eye grow stale. Ten lettermen were back from last years team. Among them were, Captain Phil Albert, ace pitcher Rich Neely, and a slugging freshman. Bob Selva. Other returning lettermen were Dennis Orr, Pete Milobar. Paul Ross, Bob jurgenson. Bruce Stringer. Sam Vaughn and Sid Pettigrew. The rest of the returning players were john Greenwell, jim Lamott, Chuck Rhodey, Bill Craidon, Pat O'Brien, Pete Hedges and Don Jacobs. BASEBALL VARSITY -9, a BASEBALL fQ'+5f.1,::,'j X -if U-M' W .. ,,. Front row, left to right: Senzig, Mgr., Gust, Jacobs, D. Orr, Suravlok, Hedges. Second row: Chupp, Mgr., Neely, Albert, Jurgenson, Pettigrew, Stringer, Back row: Coach Scott B. Selva, Ross, Milobar, O'Brien, Lamott, Croidon. E .lvl-ru . ff: Front row, left to right: lrv Friedman, Larry Armstrong, Ron Frcgen, John Millett, Berne Vccendak. Second row: Coach Jules Papais, Jack Kidder, larry Armstrong, Ervin Watts, Bob Soderstrom, Jim Vacendak. Third row: Tyrone Miller, Dick lewis, Lloyd Wiborg, Tony Remich, Jerry Straughn. H.H.S. 47 56-57 SWIMMING TEAM Whiting 30 H.H.S. 30 South Bend Adams 42 1I.H.S. 49 I.ziPm'tc 28 H,H.S. 40 Low Wallace 28 11.118, 51 S. B. Washington 26 11,1I.S. 51 Fmebcl 26 H.11.S, -Hi Yailpziraiiso 31 H.H.S. -10 H.H.S. 31 1I.H.S. .ZH H.H.S. 28 H.H.S. 20 Whiting 37 Ilmxicc Munn 46 S. B. Central 57 S. 12. Riley 49 Thornton 6Huz'x'ey etth P11100 in C'un1'c1'vnc'c tilh 13121120 in State Lloyd Wiborg, star sprinter practices in the Hammond High swimring pool before a dual meet. Page Thirly April April April May May May PARS, Clark Wallace Valparaiso Tech Clark Valparaiso Bob Beezie shows Bruce Johnson, Mike Mosko and John Gray how its done. BIRDIES, 61 EAGLES 1956-57 GOLF SCHEDULE There Here There There Here Here May ll May 12 May 13 May 14 May 18 GOLF TEAM LaPorte Invitational Tech Here Michigan City Here Wallace Here Sectional-LaPorte Front row, left fo right: D. Egnctz, F. Rocz, M. Mosko, J. Poracky, P. levin, D. Baer. Back row: Coock King, G. Polk, B. Beezie, R. Swantko, S. Wildermulh, J. Maya, J. Woodfill, D. Powell. A girl lensely awaits the pilch and hopes for a homerun while playing softball during her gym class. G. .C. PROMOTES TEAMWORK Members of G.A.C. are girls who are interested member. in girls athletics and sportsmanship. just wanting to be a member isn't enoughg a girl must earn a membership by participating in sports. Two points are given for each night of regular prac- tice and ten for each night of tournament play. Once a girl has fifty points she is accepted as a G. A, C. BOARD Back row, standing, left fo right: Iris Efron, Thalia Bizoukas, Jackie Bruno, president, Jpckie Tolle, vice-president, Sandy McCune, Marge Norlon, secrelary-treasurer, Beverly Gray, Toby Aller. Fronl row, sirfing: Judy Duncan, Marylou Crowley, Shirley Walker, Helen Chapin, Joan Ryan, Lola Thornton. By heading a sport. participating. or refereeing. a G.A.C. member continues earning honors. a minor H and a major I-l. These awards are pre- sented at award parties by Miss Marion Dieterich, sponsor. and jackie Bruno. president. 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Tackle Rrghf Tackle 1957 NORTHWESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMP IRV CROSS TED KAEGEBEIN KEN ABBOTT CHRIST VORIS Left Hcffbaclr Fullback Rnghf Halfbock linebacker Page Thrrfy four Right End Left End Cenfer Qucrlerback 50 If 59 ' 8 . - we 4 159 55.56.55 71. , l.V61' 63, 7u,58e5Ee. FOOTBALL TEAM Front row. left to right: Abbott, Cross. Byers. Saculla. Pickett. Sanders. Albert. Pappas Neely, Voris, Johnson, Second row: Coach Krueger. Schwingendorf. Brumm, Cooper, Stahl, Hedges. Wiley Haskell. Straughn, Reynolds. Koegebein, Milobar. Coach Kucer. Third row: Manager Correll, Anglin, Dembowski, Lovell, Plantinga. Selva, B, Vacendak Madura, Lee. Pudlo. Spudich. Manager Kucer. Fourth row. Coach Scott, Egnatz, Chupp. Suroviak. Millett. J. Vacendak, 8. Wolfe Highland, McEnany. Collins, Coach Papais. Managers Jim Kucer, Ron Senzig and Bill Wagar wringed the water from Jim CorrelI's shirt after the E. C, Washington game. A very popular scene during the past football season. 'q4,o -B4'Bf1'.f1?5fJ17,.2.'5f3,h ,- 57 av ,.., Jug ,X ,, Q FROSH FOOTBALL Front row, left to right: Bryant, Acosta, Molnar, Tweedle. Mclnar, Smith, Reinert, Quesada, Langmaid, Cahill. Second row: Morton, Macenski, Simanson, Keckich, Diftrich, Taliefero, Grubb, Prohl, Lyman, Offutt. Magnetta. Third row: Fry, H. Redman, Terock, Rogers. Antrim, L. Redman, Simpson, Topolski, Fauber. Back row: Greggors, Kristenson, Wilke, Blackmon, Klebs, Jacobs, DeVries, Krug. Colby, Reed, Coach Scott. Chris Voris stretched out for a pass in the game against East Chicago Roosevelt. Page Thirty-six H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S. H.H.S. H.H.b. FOOTBALL SCORES U Lz1Porte 6 20 Whiting T 0 E. C. Roosevelt 0 14 Tech T 26 Horace Mann 13 35 Clark 0 34 E. C. Washington 0 30 Morton 6 34 N011 0 O S.B.Adams 26 Some of the boys tha! kep! the boys on ihe lield going during the games, FRESH MAN FOOTBALL HHS- 2 E. C. Roosevelt H.H.C. 6 Tm. H.H.s. 13 Clark H.H,S. 7 lvhlllllg H-H-S 7 Munsler H.H.s. 6 11-i-mg H.H.S. 6 E. C. XVz1shington H.H.S. 0 M01't0n Victory smiles showed on the faces of the football team afler winning lhe Western Division Championship. 'Pb' JIM LAMOTT BRUCE STRINGER VARSITY BASKETBALL 1956 57 BASKETBALL RECORD HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS H lS HHS HHS HHS B C mtl Molton 38 Lexx W :ll lu Q nk 3 Munue Centl nl 68 Tolleston 41 IllCildfllp0llS Tull 66 Whltlng 55 Nalp.n'115o 0 K H ax mg NI mn ol Emuson 48 Bloommgton -13 E C urlblllllgltijll 4 Tech 48 Floebel 39 LaPorte 38 Lxfayette Jeif 63 Ilohday Tournament Elkhart 69 Vlncennes 6 Sectional Tournament Dwu 34 Lowell l EC Roosexelt 46 U BOB JURGENSON l Page Thrrfy evghf l . . . 40 S. . 'Cl 'ul 55 . . '. T3 ' . . . 6-l ' 1 Q '1 56 . . . 75 'la ' 6 . . . 42 'A 'L . . . 55 . . '. 48 L 1' ' ' - . '.. . 74 ' ' ' . . . 71 ' ' 1 5 ' . . . 6.3 1 'z 'H . L ' ,H . . . 5l IRV CROSS H,H.S. 60 E. C, Roosevelt 63 Ofl' V 5 . . . 59 ' . 56 . . 'L ' ' ' 6 . . . 73 . . . -ll ' . .-. 69 . . . 60 1 ' ' ' . . . 43 ' ' . . . 70 ' 5 .l 50 j X ' . . . 74 ' 5 . . . 47 '. . ' 1 . .. . 40 N ll T8 l INDIVIDUAL SCORES I I I I I Ixm L xmott Ium Summux In 1 b Ru 1 hugo mu HIIILP Slllngel I nun Rewnolds x I undc Xllkc NIOQIXO I I I 7 m I , c BOB GRANACK FA FG FT T.I'. ,Icwy Dc 111111151111 , 124 IH' V4 3.?t' IVV Cmss 2-I .H 57 1.-If .' 2 ,,, ,, 24 HU T0 L30 . - 12-I TU 57 1517 I I' ffin ,,,, ..,, 22 -I2 28 112 Hub C1l'IlI1ZICk ,, ,, ,.,. . 113 19 125 63 I31 In . ' 11:11 1 ..,f Ill I5 5 255 ' x ' , , ,,...... 13 6 3 15 , j 5 , ,, ....... 8 5 2 I2 Iizzj , luisl .. , -, T 3 3 SJ . . ,' .,,, ...WH 3 I fl 2 T28 341 13.37 - 1 5 , 'fx 'aw .4 'STI' X if Nw Tiya i-li? wi i, If-Q ui '8 1: Ig 14 H X aim, gg , my Y ,Qi Q' . A-bv. fy ,, 1 ft P 1? Front row, left to right: Craidon, Blackman. Lovell, Jurgens Kachoris. Hedges. Second row: Smith, Swantko, Reynolds, Yedinak, Kaegebein Eldridge, Selva. Third row: Summers, Stringer, Mosko, Ruffin, Abbott,Jurgenson Fourth row: Cross, Granack, Lamott, Lundquist, Donaldson Pappas. Basketball managers Bill Faisslcr and Ray Durand talk things over. FROSH BASKETBALL Front row: left to right. Chumbly, Prohl, Dittrich, Quesado. Nelson. Second row: DeVries. Wulf, Wood- fill, Clausen, Reed, Fry, Dreggors. Blackman absent when picture was taken. BOOSTER BLOCK Front row, left to right' Mary Ann Macenski. Cheerleader Elaine Kruger, Pres.: Barbara Smyers. Sec.: Barbara Wheeler. Veepg Jackie Bruno, Treas.p Katie Tweedle, Cheerleader. Back raw: H Block composed of Booster Club members who sat in formation during the basketball season. 'B' TEAM BASKETBALL Front raw, left ta right, Selva Eldridge. Brumm, Kaegebein. lo vell. Mosko, Craidon. Back row: Senzig. Suroviak, Lan der. Blackman, Jurgens, Hedges Kachoris, Coach Kucer. MR. MURI PLAYS Carmen Mason, Dennis Egnatz and Beverly Kirkeiner listen Mr. Muri play during half time I I I I-PIII, i 2' A ' I 4 . , v . i ' QQ I 3, pd 1 QI 9 I ,I il J, IU . If ff If s' 'f 1, R, L , , . x S ailfli at , I ,F Q X 'II II if 4' M, ,L:Q.y,. 2: , AQg,4i. 5 ,Jw , A n 6 If 54:55. If HIV -v-f E142 I If xv gi- fqtf Iigfkf ' I' wo K3 I! JI ..- -9 'S N V m x JUDY REED JONI PLAIN PAM HENDRICKS OUR CHEERLEADERS Pam Hendricks, joni Plain and Judy Reed made up the varsity squad during the football and basketball season this year. Pam, Joni, and .Indy have been on the squad since their sopho- more years, helping to back our teams and lead- ing the cheers. Assisting the varsity is the B squad which includes Mary Ann Macenski, Ruth Leland. and Katie Tweedle. The entire squad was chosen by the student body at an auditorium session by ballot last year. To assist the cheering squad and to boost school spirit Sandy Mayes was chosen to be Willie, the Wfildcat. NX' X. MARY ANN MACENSKI KATIE TWEEDLE RUTH LELAND ffl-'K ll r-rs, Auf' 'v 9' Q' P E l W ,w ni' -1 i .s'-. P' ,.-A0 ,..flm.-.n LETTERMEN H MEN Front row. left to right: Chris Voris, Lloyd Wiborg, Tom Summers. Phil Albert, Rich Haskell, Ron Nelson, Bob Jurgenson. Bill Fossiler. Herb Ruffin. Second row: Rich Neely, Mike Stahl, Jock Kidder. Tony Remich, Ken Abbott, Ervin Watts. Darrell Wolfe, Bob Soderstrom. Third row: Tom Collins. Bruce Stringer, Garry Byers. Jim Kucer. Jim Correll. Pete Hedges. Al Elkins, Ken Flora. Fourth row: Larry Wiley, Ron Snow. Dennis Orr, Bob Beezie, Don Pickett. Jerry Straughn, Irv Cross, Jerry Donaldson. Fifth row: Bill Fehlberg, Chuck Schwingendorf, Pete Milobar. Jim Sanders, Bruce Schaffer, Ted Kaegebein, Rodney Swontko. John Yedniak, Wayne Cooper. Bock row: Frank Racz, Lowell Bergstedt. Bill Wagner. Jerome Johnson, Louie Reynolds. Don Brumm, Jim Lamott. Merrill Bergstedl, Harry Pappas. H-MEN'S COUNCIL Standing. left to right: Mr. Kucerg Wayne Cooper. Track, Jim Sanders. Football. Treasurer, Merrill Bergstedt. Tennisg Jack Kidder. Swimmingg Mr. Scott. Kneeling, Phil Albert. Baseball. Presidentg Jim Lamott. Basketballg John Yedinak. Cross Country. Secretaryg Bob Beezie, Golf. XVe students get out of high school what we put into it. The number of us who participate in clubs put in time and .effort to achieve a goal. Whzit we get out of it is a satisfaction of achievement, responsibility, respect, and a lot of fun. We are grateful to the club spon- sors who spend their free time organi- zing clubs and offering advice about problems and purposes. Clubs benefit the entire school bodyg through their efforts we have the Mardi Gras, soc hops, and the cour- tesy campaign. The club program helps Hammond High to graduate respon- sible citizens with well rounded edu- cations. CLUBS ' 1 f, . 3 'S I A I' I 2. ff 3 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right: Norm Chappilie. Roland B'ackmon. Gail Bomberger. recordery Nick Poullon, parliamentarianp Kurt Markel. vice-president of the association: Joan Hansen, runnerg Susan Argus. Bernadine Piekarczyk. Eden Wessel. Second row: Wendy Crouch. Karon Bowman. Sally Strong. l.iz Hatler, Susan Bloomberg, Sharon Prugh, Shirley Gargas, Lois Fredericks. Janice Bales. Sandra Mayes. Liz Orr. Third row: George Conner, Betsy Cole. Juliann Wildermuth, .loanie Murphy, Cindy Ross. Nora Ingram, Coralyn Malo. Lynn Block, Faye Karras, .lanel Norris. Fourth row: Ted Smith, Bob Hess. Charlene Hopp. Suzie Day. Judy Viront. Linda Selzer, Gail Noldin. Rowena Carter, Florence Coomer. Judy Steinmayr, Sarah Sibert. Fifth row: Jerry Donaldson, Howard Feldman, Robert K. Steuer. Larry Jay Thornton, Richard Hawkins. Gerald Edwards, Tom Calligan, John Highland, Ed Dembowski, Tom Williams. Jeff Reinert, OUR ASSOCIATION Under the capable leadership of Paul Hinton Kurt Markel and Robin Cline, our Association worked toward the betterment of Hammond High. In September the incoming freshmen were orientated and were given a copy of The Purple Book, an Association publication. The Associa- tion then went on to make plans for the Home- coming ceremonies, College Night, and the Mardi Gras. In the spring of the year the Association held elections for next yearls leaders as well as sponsoring Association Week with its traditional banquet and auditorium session. Throughout the year our Association held various drives such as ASSOCIATION OFFICERS D , , the March of Dimes drive and the Community Left to right: Paul Hinton, president: Kurt Markel. vice- 1 h presidentp Robin Cline, recorder. c,ITCSf CIFIVC. SENATE Standing, left to right: Paul Hinton and Robin Cline. Judy Reed, Doris Rosenau, Carol Burkhalter, Rosie Rogers. Back row, standing: Paul Kachoris, Rod Swantko, Greg Kachoris, Art Cook. Dave Wilke. Page Forty-eight Front row, sitting: Jane Schuler, CABINET Seated left to right: Pete Bom- berger. Secretary of Disciplineg Nancy Schuler, Secretory of Stu- dent Safelyg Carmen Michaels. Secreaory ol Red Cross: Judy Duncan Secretary of Student Ac- tivitiesg Paul Hinton. president ol the Associaliong and Mary lou Kutak. Secretary of Publicity. ACE OF CLUBS Front row. left to right: Dick Acosto, Kathy Cramer, Rene Dur- and. Susan Levin. Virginia Thomp- son, Becky Koutos. Susan Argus. Judith Ann Kaminski, Miss H. Mc- Cullough, sponsor. Second row: larry Bryant. Tom Dorris. Bruce Balsley, Barbara Or- lowski. Linda Lee Dodd. Judy Barter, Sandro Movel. Third row: Gretchen Wagner, Jerry Tifield. Sue Rogeas. Howard Feldman, John Tweedle. Bob Kaye, Art Euler. Fourth row: Faye Cozart. Diane Snyder, Karen Findling. Pauline Rauer, Tom Fry. Charlene Hopp. Fifth row: Stan Herici. Janice Ratter. Arthur Cook, James De- Vires, Bill Bremer. Leanne Waite. Judy Jo Dye. Back row: Edward Adiran, Susan Elkins. COURT Front row, left to right. Pele Bom' berger, Chief Judgep Don Norris. Boliffg Judy Schriefer. Secretory, Tom Smiddy, Senior Judgeg Tom Fry. Freshman Judge. Bock row: Miss McCullough. spon- sorp Don French, Junior Judgeg Jim Kolen. Sophomore Judge. ,,f L2 SPEAKING AND DEBATING DEBATE TEAM Left fo right: Rilo Cromwell, Lenny Clark. George Glendening, Sora Jo Victors, Glenn Wickelgren. ff . fiflf 1 Sudents participating in speech and debate work at Hammond High are so widely spread that it is impossible to round them up for a group picture. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Reed. speech and debate work was divided into two groups, interschool events and community ser- vices. There were around thirty interschool events and twenty community services. In community services Paul Hinton represented us in Rotary Oratoricalg Lenny Clark represented us in the Optimist Club Contestg and Rita Cromwell rep- resented us in the American Legion Contest. In interschool events Glenn Wickelgren. Lenny Clark, Rita Cromwell, and George Glendening were leaders in the single events and were our debate team. The subject for debate was Re- solved: That the Federal Goverment should sus- tain the price of major agricultural products at not less than ninety per cent parityf' Laurel Hall and Carol Kelley were our representatives for the Alexander Hamilton Bi-Centennial Contest. fi A L - X, 1,51 . -v fi 1, sm . .if W N -X SPEECH ARTS Front row, leff fo right: Rilo Cromwell, Lenny Clark, George Glendening. Second row: Mr. Reed, Carol Kelly. Glenn Wickelgren. Third row: Becky Koufcs, Calvin Bellamy. Tom Dorris, Carol Wagner. Fourth row: Marlou Malone, Gretchen Wagner, Sara Jo Vicfors, Ginger McKenna. Page Fifty Bef A-I U x X- I SPANISH CLUB Lett to right: Jeannette Davis. Joyce Cooper. Jan Johnson. Sharon Friedman, President: Wes Davis. Miss Kessing. IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Front row: Phyllis Miller. Pres.: Jock Hugus. Vice-Pres.: John A. Schroeder, Treasurer, Diane Eggers. Sec.g Shirley Gargas, Claudia Krawczyk, Mary Lou Kent, Karen Bohling. Susan Crumpacker. Miss Harrold. Miss Work. Second row, Katie Tweedle. Matina Hayes. Helen Kindle. Carol Olson, Starr Kearby, Joyce Handley. Rosie Rogers. Kay Karras. Maxine Pellar. Anne Miller Third row: Janet Mcllhenny. Barbara Daugherty. Judith Ann Kaminski, Diane Snyder, Virginia Thompson, Susan Bloomberg. Nancy Fuller. Leanne Waite. Carol Olson. Suzi Gruener. Sandy Markovich. Suzanne Leu. Nancy Peters. Fourth row: Monica Mazur. Phyllis Goldstein, Sandra Morel, Tam Hunter, Carol Knoth. Carol Clark. Beverly Countreman. Judy Steinmayr. Marsha Luzzi, Carol Gardiner. Anna Carver. Sara Jo Victors, Karen Gordon. Shelia . Va 4. , f . r' DRAMATICS CLUB Front row, left to right: Linda Selzer, Susan Argus, Veronica Kudera. Mary Jennings. Sharon Chandler. Berdean Scholte. Laurel Rose. Susan Birchord. Second row: Marsha Luzzi, Jan Johnson. Sonia Bylski. Boyle Klein- man. Connie Kay Ward. Tom Wil: liams. Diane Barkley. Secretaryg Nancy Webber. Third row. Charlene Hopp. Georgia Sambliss. Jeanne Wonnacott, Maria Solon. Lynda Goldstein, June Hess. Carol Nickerson, Pat Baker, Janet Mcllhenny. Tamara Purnick. Back row: Sharon Tully. Treasurer: Linda Wilkins. Barbara Reitz. Presidcntg Sandra Driscoll. Carol Knolh. Lucille Owens. Mary Mar- cus. Vice-Presidentg Miss E. Ander- Dalka, Linda Lehman. Fifth Row: Sharon Bauerlein. Caroline Golgart. Rebekah Dichter. Lynn Block. Mary Marques. Janice Ratter. Lupe Cruz. Pam Rothe, Judy Ciront, Marion Wilson. Shelia Wilson, Carolyn Forsythe. Judy Dinwiddie, Carol Salczynski. Back row: Gary Bennett. Don Norris. Lenny Clark. Jim Rhodes. John Highland. Jim Hall. Ron Nichols. Paul Malarik, Bill Lowery. Larry E. Armstrong, Calvin Bellamy. Tom Reed. Fotis Eliou. George Glendenning Page Fifty-one FILLING RED CROSS BOXES Left side, left to right: Susie Brown, Karen Bowling, Rae Ellen Volkman, Carmen Michaels. Paul Malerik Right side: Paul Malerik, Mr, Oliver Rapp, Susie Brown, Carmen Michaels N URSE'S STAFF Left to right: Arlene Barton, June Bain, Laurel Hall. Miss Loveta Dixon school nurse: Sandy Bean, Judy Meinzer, Joan Domanski, Sandy Eckman IUNIOR RED CROSS Front row. left fo right: Susie Brown, Secretary: Paul Malerik, Treasurer: Carmen Michael, Presi- denty Tom Fairchild, Vice Presi- dentp Rebekah Dichter Second row: Melody Neil, Rae Ellen Volkman, Karen Rose, leonu Seelen, Jeanne Peterson, Mary Anderson, Ernestine Richmond, Tina Cherry, Mary Burns, Cleo Young, Claudia Bevan, Lois Bowtan, Zanie Eliou Third row: Sharon Childress, Jo Ellen Enright, Sue Conrad, Pot Pinkerton, Martha Banaski. Cathy Stewart, Alice Gautsch Back row: Priscilla Springs, Julie Mears, Anna Zalucky, Sandra Seely, Phyllis Goldstein, Nancy Fuller, Judy Horn THE DUNES Our Yearbook Editor this year was jean Sippel. Assisting her were Peg Rudolph. picture editor. Laurel Hall. copy editor. Ken Abbott. sports editor. and ,Ioanie Murphy. business manager. The staff attempted to present the story of the Year through word and larger picures in the ii' Dunes. The staff wants to thank Mr. A. T. Bolt. edi- torial adviser and Mr. Robert Dunham for their time and help. Xwe also wish to acknowledge our photographer. Bodie Studios, our engraver. the blahn and Ollier Company. our printers. DeLanCy Printing 8: Litho, DeLuxe Craft Manufacturing Clompanv for our covers and all the Dunes agents who helped to sell the Dunes. the story of the X'L'1lI'. Dennis Egnotz, George Polk. Ken Abbott, and Tom Crory look opprovingly oi the dummy of the '57 Dunes. Dottie Heckmon. Peg Rudolph. Jeon Sippel ond Dennis Egnclz find it hard to choose which pidures ore the best. Fon' row: Careen Curlis Second row, lefl to rnghl Peg Rudolph Jean Sippel, Gene Ingram. laurel Hull Bock row: Jeanne Wonnocolf. Bob Moduro Jccnie Murphy. Ken Abbovi. Tim Skaggs. THE CALUMET HERALD -.Q s 4-.L-.A '- Mary Rozich, edilonond Lindo Hunter, ossocioie editor FIRST SEMESTER STAFF EDlTORIAL STAFF: Mary Rozich, Linda Hunter, Don Willing, Mary Ann Thompson, Jim San- ders, Barbara Stringer, Margie Bemisderfer, Ma- rina Hayes, Marjorie Gross, Bill Lowery, Dick Barnes, Phyllis Goldstein, Thom Brendel. BVSINIZSS STAFF: Larry Crozier, Dave Mahan. Tom Crary. George Poklewski Left fo right: Barbara Stringer, Margie Bemisderfer and Marina Hayes Hurry up! The printer has to have this copy by 1:00 pm. Dont these typewriters ever work? Somebody call the engraver-quick! Doors slam, phones ring and staff typewriters click away as the staff of the Calumet Herald prepares to meet another deadline. Twenty such deadlines and twenty issues were originally planned for volume 55 of Hammond Highs school newspaper, which this year ap- peared in an experimental tabloid form. Under the supervision of Mr. A. T. Bolt and with the efforts of Editor Mary Rozich and Asso- ciate Editor Linda Hunter, the Herald appeared in four-page editions with special issues for Christ- mas, Easter and Commencement. Once each semester iournalism I classes used their newspaper experience to produce a Cub edition of the paper. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF: Mary Rozich, Linda Hunter, Dick Barnes, Bill Lowery, Phyllis Goldstein, Thom Brendel. Dave Mahan. BUSINESS STAFF: Larry Crozier. Dave Mahan. Left to right: Don Willing, Mory Ann Thompson, ond Jim Sanders. LIBRARY STAFF From row. sealed, lefl lo righl- Peggy Magyar. Marie Ginn. Ronnie Mole. Doris Rosenau. Mary Jo Scoll, Liz Orr. Second row. Marlene Rudd. Miss Leona Hawver Lorraine Kazmierski. Judy Vargo. Ar- lene Barlon, Barbara Kinlz. Anne Miller. Lila Jane Pierce. Carol Gunn. Mr. Ernest Alexander. Third row AI Fiala, Ron Sliemerl. Malcolm Wells. Mike Moran, Roberl Shoemaker. Arl Lohse. Jin: Rhodes. BOOKSTORE Front row. lefl fo right: Bonnie Cornell. Gayle Johnson. Sharon Borem. Sandy Molhena. Jean Cilek. Jill Jensen. Pal Terry, Mary Rozich, Lynette Milazzo, Ernesline Richmond, Gail Nolden. Jim Sullivan. Dennis Biggerslaff. Back rowg Wade Knorr, Mr. R. G. Rupp. Carol Matson, Mr. Theodore Fruehling sa i l VISUAL AIDS Fronl row. leff lo righl: Mr. Jay Vlood, Alan Keighlley. Rich- ard Fleck, Warren Strong, Pal Mc- Namara. Neil Atkinson, Nick Gyurko. Conrad Heisner. Second row: Bruce Balsley. Richard Bennell. Tom Rose. Jack L. Wolfe, Jr., Jerry Wood- worth. Bruce W. Websler. Charles Schwingendorf. Richard Parks, Bob Fleming. Third row: Bob Moore. Jack Brewer. John Dvorske. Vlayne Mclnfyre. Wayne Osborn. lark K'ee. Jchn Humphrey. Dale Gray. Fourlh row' Bob Bissell. Larry Saberniak Greg Swonlko. Ted Miofsky. Don Stern. Phillip Maly. Tom Reissig. CLUBS BENEFIT THE SCHOOL EXPANDED ARTS CLUB Front row. left to right Fred Fiebelkorn. Fran Conces, Joyce Bopp, Shirley Keenam. Tom Mores. Erwin Gebhard, Second row- Carolyn Frostick, Mary Rooney, presi- dentp Janis Micu. Janneth Harwell, secretary: Gloria Hennessee, Sheila Broderick. Karen Mallet. Third row: Kent Madalon. Richard Hasten, Carol Nickerson, Stanley Kreici, Tom Morris Sally Thorpe, Back row: Mary Wooley. Agnes McGrail, Bar- bara Orlowski, Irene Kluse, Patricia Baker. Donna Glenn, Miss Olga Schubkegel. sponsor. STUDENT ACTIVITIES Front row. left to right: Judy Duncan. secretary of student activities. Georgene Meyers, Claudia Krawczyk, Alice Gautsch. Mary Lou Kent, Liz Doyle, Chris Schroeder, Wendy Crouch. Carol Kline, Judy Vargo. Second row: Cathy Stewart Jessica Young, Diane Branstetter. Nancy Seddlemeyer, Linda Lehman, Anne Miller. Jane Kaufman, Lucille Blythe, Karen Chernan, Barbara Simpson. Third row: Judy Eucce, Arlene Harvey, Lorraine Kazmierski, Alexandria Sideroff, Judy Miller, Karen Atkinson, Nancy Radloff, Judy Smith, Clara Brownell, Darlene Hoppe, Kenny Ann Diehl, Carol Ol- son, Dianne Dunning. Fourth raw: Gayle Johnson. Helen Kindle, Bar- bara Ziehl, Sharon Childress. Jackie Steenson, Lola Thornton. Judith E. Tangermann, Sharon Langdon, Karen Rendel, Liz Thornton, Sandra Goot, Lynette Milazzo, Suzanne Leu, Ver- onica Kudera. Fifth row: Tony Remich, Nancy Potts. Carol Lewis. Judy Jo Dye, Blythe Cozza, Sandra Seely, Nancy Mahoney, Gail Bomberf ger, Jackie Seglin, Phyllis Goldstein, Rita Cromwell, Sue Darnell, Geri Mc- Namara, Nora Ingram. Sixth row: John Schroeder, Mary Stringer, June Bain, Jeanne Wonnacott, Jo Mary Hightower, Brenda Lovell, Careen Curtis, Marianne Lahey, Sherrill Miller, Iris Efron. Dixie Eastin, Joan Mer- chant, Boots Gross, Betsy Beyler. CAMERA CLUB Front row, left to right Sharon Tully, Frank Palazolo treas urerg Dennis Egnatz, presidentg Allen Kuehl, vice-presidentg Irving Goldstein, Mary Ellen Schultz. Second row. Careen Curtis, Sandra Peterson. Jeanne Wonnacolt. Jerry Williams, Larry Dorociak. Jack Sundholm. Sam Gershman. Allen Kelly. Third row: Jane Thrall. Pct Cawvey. Marcia Dziobci. Mary Kammerer, Rodney Kennedy. Robert Schwerin. A. Gibbs, Wally Richardson. George Jen, Eu- gene Brunner, Ronnie Mote, Kenny Anglin. Jerry Conklin, David Blazak. Bill Dinga. Larry Benish. AUTOMOBILE CLUB Front row, left to right: Mary Burns, Albertine Cherry. Peggy Hafner, Don Panassow. Elaine Miller, Dottie Heckman. Back row: Jack Klee. Ray Anderson. SCIENCE MATH CLUB Front row. left to right Kurt Markel. Larry Clayton. Don Norris. Jerry Wagenblast, presidentg Jane Fuller. Back row: Bob Soderstrom. Don French, Jack Klee. Bruce Landeck. Nick Poulton. Hans Guenther. Mr. A. L. Lungren, Fred Davis. ,J -J , FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front row. left to right' Jean Alspach, Edith Rich, Janice Han- sen, Starr Keorby. Helen Kindle, Judith E. Tangerman, Laurel Hall, Beverly Funk, Annette Kocal, Grayce Howarth. Lucille Blythe. Jeanne Won- narott. Rochelle Berss. Mr. Soderquist, pon.or. Second row: Jane Anderson. Irene Sapp, secretaryg Lynn Wilson, Sandra Morel, Karen Rendel, Liz Thornton. Jackie Seglin, vice-presidentg Sharon Meyer, Janet Schultz. lris Efron. Sherrill Miller. June Hess, Lynette Milazzo. Roberta Hobell. Back row: Kay Lindman, Norma Acker, Nancy Kiger, Judy Fenstermaker, Janet Abra- ham, Lynda Goldstein, Phyllis Shrogo. Barbara Reitz. Carolyn Miles. Mere- dith Schultz, Carol Riddlebarger, Ronald Senzig, treasurerp Ralph Po- CIRLS CHRISTIAN SERVICE Mrs Jean Mickey, Mary lou Coughlan Sandy Stock. Pat Terry Sharon Shaw Co ol Lewis Jan Wood, treasurerg We at Hammond High recognize the teaching shortage and are trying to interest future college students in teaching as their profession. Interest in teaching is promoted through the Future Teachers of America. a discussion group, the SILI- dent teaching program in classes. and the cadet teaching program. a senior activity. Through the student teaching program Jerry Wagenblast and Karen Bowman, geometry students. find the solution to a problem. .17- .4 nfl' F muff' if .1- ,,... ,..-s- -1 well, Tim St. John presi ent BIOLOGY CLUB Front row, left to right: Janet Schultz. secretary. Janice Dawson, Judy Rose. Judy Daw- son. Marcia Vergin. treasurerg Sharon Hineline. Miss Marilyn Davidson, sponsor. Back raw: Edgar Buehler. presidentp John Forester, Leonard Johnson. Larry Armstrong, Jerry McCoy. Bruce Klein. Larry Sands. Rich Bajer. Con- rad Heisner. Hl-Y Seated, left to right: Jim Larimer. Dave Koval, treasurer: Chris Vaughn, historian, .lack Po- well. secretaryg Anthony Flores, presidentg David Moschger. chap- Iing Jim Rhodes. Kneeling: Charlie Kerr Standing, leff to righl: Mr R. J. Peckenpaugh, sponsor: Robert Malcolm, Harry Redman, Ronny Senzig, Roger Croach, Hilary Raab. Bill Brooks. Wayne Lander. Dave Powell. Larry Ritchey, Art Wright, Tom Turpin. CRESCENT CITY CLUB First row. lcneelingl left to right Gayle Johnson, Diana Barkley, Bonnie Smith, Judie Eucce, vice- presidentp Sharon Gulasy, Sonia Bylski. Second row: Pat Crowly, Karen Stuart, Donna Cornwall. Fran Conces. secretary- treasurery Judy Keller. Third row: Bob Dibblee. Dennis Kuchel, Mar- sha Luzzi, Alexandra Sideotf. Roland Hciimbaugh, president: George Poklewski, Mr, William McNabney, sponsor. At the beginning of the school year, everyone was overioyed to note the biggest modern advance- ment at Hammond High School as strains of hi-fi music were heard in the cafeteria during lunch hours. fu y Y T 'vu-q The first snowfall of the year spread happy smiles over the faces of Arden Truppe. Christy Carleton and Beverly Kirkeiner as they lifted them to catch the fall- ing snow. Page Sixty-one I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY Participants and iudges in the I Speak for Democracy contest from left to right are, first row, Lenny Clark, Bob Steuer, Gretchen Wagner, and Rita Cromwell, second row, Betsy Cole, Jane Schuler, Carol Kelly, and Marlou Malone, and third row, Mr. T. D. Reed, Dr. John E. Anderson. and Dr. Frank Cassis. Left S Peggy stetter Susan Sarah Nancy Right Sally Y-TEENS de, top to bottom: Cashdollar -- Diane Bran' Argus-Judy Dawson, Branstetter-Diane Kirkeiner Seddelmeyer-Patti DeBruyn Reisha Kaye Linda Wilkins Joyce Handley Side, top to bottom: Strong, secretary--Karen Steinmetz, vice-president Nancy Coffman-Shirley Johnson Blythe Cozza-Betty Kinsey Judy Hester-Carolyn Erickson Suzanne Leu Melody Neil Virginia Mitchell. president ur. ,.l D. E. CLUB Front row, sitting, left fo right: Judy Walker, secretaryy Cheryl Burke, treasurerg Bob Madura, presidentg Peg Hafner, vice-presir dentg Tim St. John, historian. Back raw. standing: Malcolm Wells. Don McCain, Bob Beezie. Joe Szot. Henry Crute. Ted Smith. Tim Forkasdi. Not picturedfl H. Nichols WE GAIN RESPONSIBILITY MONITORS Front raw. left to right: Nancy Schuler. secretary of student safetyg Lucille Blythe, head monitor, Judy Crouch. head monitor: Florence Coomer, head monitor: Bernadine Piekarczyk. head monitorg Gail Noldin, head monitory Judy Flickinger, head monitor: Judy Schriefer, head monitor. Second row. Ronald Senzig. David Maschger. Bill Bremer. Margery Sestrich, Donna Cornwell, Kay Lindman. Charlene Albright, Edith Rich. Carolyn Malo, Nora Ingram. Third row: Bob Stanutz. Judy Horn, Pat Witkowski. Wendy Crouch. Sonya Disney. Barbara Simpson. Marie Solon. Erma Schulmeyer. Phyllis Dolk, Carolyn Dodge. , Fourth raw Herb Ruffin, John Greenwell, Kae Kolb. Phyllis Johnson, Eleanor Kotso, Bonnie Smith, Margaret Powers, Dorothy Howard. Martha Banaski. Fifth row: Mike Stahl. Sid Pettigrew, Max Loden, Donald French. Bob Kaye, Bob Soderstrom. Pete Bombergcr. Louise Brobst, Betsy Beyler. Sixth row: Carmen Mason, Joyce Mullally. Pauline Gasparovic. Joanne Cameron, Connie Kay Ward. Veronica Kudera, Fotis Eliou. Tom Calligan. Back row: Gayle Johnson. Ron Harris, Don Pickett. Paul Malarik. Greg Swantko, Karon Bowman. Sandro Seely, Sharon Langdon. Page Sixty-three GLEE CLUB GIRLS' CHOIR Top to bottom on left- Phyllis Thiller, Louise Zimont, Judy Corley. Phyllis Ole son. Fran Johnson Gail Bomberger. Bev- erly Funk, Faye Karris, ludy Smith, Ro- chelle Berss. Judy Acher. Tap to bottom on right: Judy Voter, Roe Ellen Volkman, Marlene Rudd, Bar- bara Raymond, Harlene Galinske. Judy Allen, Karen Hildebrandt, Judy Jurgens. Florence Coomer, Diane Snyder, Shalimar Michalewicz. Diane Eggers. Mary Ann Macenski, Edith Rich, Coralyn Paddock, Karin Stuart, Sandra Morel. Back row in front left to right: Mildred Edwards. Carol Behhalter. Barbara Hollis, Marlou Malone, Bonnie Bennett, Caroline Dodge. Carol Lundmork. Pat Mika, Judy Mackey, Dawn Denihou, Pat Allegree, Marsha Dzioba, Penny Wilkins, Susan Kelley. Carol Hammond, Sue Gruener. MISS WATERBURY PRESENTS Front row. left to right: Joyce Johnson. Joan Voris, Judy Wilder, Sharon Shaw, Art Potts Frank Piekarczyk. Tom Mc- Cullough, Peg Kagy, Nancy Whitton. June Hess, Helen Wisniewski. Second row: Roland Blackman, Pete Evans, Larry Darnell, Diane Solon, Judy Martin, Mary Krug, Phyllis Penk, Mary Hammer. Third row: Ella Blanchard, Coleen Herman, Veronica Kudera, Pat Deslardins, Judie Eucee, Tom Skilling, Jack Powell, Diane Addison, Sue Darnell, Phyllis Matthews, Sue Beville. Fourth row: Nancy Parker. Jerry Dolatow- ski. Sharon Turner, Barbara Dennis, Betsy Fletcher, Mary Anderson, Phil Keckich, Barry Silverstone, Carol Wilcox, Allen Balder. Rosanna Dec, Pat Jenkins, Fifth row, Jolayne Vonasch. Diane Bark- ley, Alice George, Virginia Campbell. Arlene Harvey, Carol Borbely, Georgeilee Allen, Clara Reed. Fred Neubronner, Gerold Edwards, Bill Schmidt, Dan Piefer, Carolyn Miles Eileen Urban. Page Sixty- four Perhaps one of the memories that will linger in our minds long after we leave Hammond High will be the auditorium programs presented by the vocal department under the direction of Miss Esther Wziterbury' and her assistant Miss Lorraine Linlce. The Yuletide auditorium pro- gram carried the theme, Christmas, U.S.A. After a tour through the country they stopped at Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, where the entire group sang the Hallelujah Chorus as the finale. In February the vocal department presented a Brotherhood program with song and dance from Latin America, Hawaii. Ukraine. Poland, and Scotland. The highlight of the program came at the end when the members of the vocal depart- i A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top to bottom in front: Molina Hayes. Judy Walker, Karen Duckett. Beverly Hart, Annette Kocal, Betsy Cole, Judy Getschow. Jane Schuler, Nancy Smith. Mary Lou Kulak. Francis Conder. Phyllis Johnson. Sylvia Long, Judy Crouch, Barbara Wheeler, Lucille Blythe. Elsbelh Popp. Darlene Hoppe, Sally Jenkins, Barbara Goadlander. Eleanor Anderson. Top to bottom in back: Marilyn Grim- berg, Jomary Hightower. Jane Wood, Sharon Prugh, Mike Kuchaes, Jim Maya, Norman Zeitlin, Dale Kennedy. Jim Cor- rell, Fred Beyler, Bill Kleinschmidt, .lerry Wagenblast, Cynthia Talara, Coralyn Malo. Phyllis Dolk. Marilyn Bernstein. Judy Schriefer. Pat Rominger. Pat Etler, Kay Kolb. Judy Reed, Bernadine Piekar- czyk, Judy Pearson, Gail Opdahl, Leora Floyd. Frances Blackmon. Front row. left to right: Ron Motte, Jef- frey Jacobson. Larry Clayton. Wayne Kaegebein. Ken Anglin. Richard Nelson. ment formed a wheel of nations, singing Match- ing Along Together. For the traditional Easter program the depart- ment put on Spring-the Season of Hope, featuring light tunes during the first half and sacred numbers during the second half. A touch- ing moment came when the entire group sang the Holy City for the grand finale. Besides the auditorium sessions for the student body, the vocalists sang at various community functions and concerts. In December the annual Christmas Vesper Concert was heldg in April, their spring concert Days to Remember. The singing of the A Cappella Choir at commence- mgnt was the final activity of the year. During the Christmas season the A Cappella Choir under the direction of Miss Esther Waterbury carolled at Minas's. a department store in the downtown area of Hammond. '24 -FV ' Q '. P433 ' 5' , Q f 1- V ' N 6 Q7.k Q 1 , , V- '-g2m.Q,.r L N w E l 5.?,,5,?, g. ..,'- 5 ! A 'Pk F F H if . hi'-4.'i'.l3s:5lf:':a:a -. swmwwi wwwwf? ,g hw ',+h:f.:Q f- ul. yu Mn:-,-1-53. 3 ' -'fvi re ?fi'1f'-sf' '.-7' . ' 241- NZ, j-Y N -lyme .GFQ .f - , ' -A.. . ,-' :I pa f.. '- ,Nw 'W 'A-Sf:-I' - . :V , ,.,,..,-h -E A ,--Q . ..Qz' 0 ln 75 ' f .5-Ig-5. , fj,,- sf' Q a ,u . ff if 1 ,A 'fm ,ip .1 v . 1- gf rf, f .- ,,,-Q 'gvfffm iff'-gif' ' -If ' . 1 V g 'ix E' ' f . '. 1 -' ! i T: UA-I I., ff' 1 A Qmg.-,F is C. V . .M fi 3,5 . -W A L if 4' W fzlill .X . I Y 2 Wa.. 5 , Sfffif' ff- f - W' 1 z s QB -QW Q 1. 1 . . 51955-f 254, ff R I V x .' 1 A' ' L ,. I I 'th 1' k L ,' L Q A l P713 Front row. left to right: Judy Tangerman. Gloria Slimak, Boyle Kleinman. Sandra Driscoll, Alberline Cherry, Shirley Walker, Alice Gaulsch, Mary Robertson, Beryl Hewit. Second row: Tom Allen, Rosetta Getz. Helen Kindle, Kathleen Shields. Judy Giecko, Doris Davis, Connie Ward, Sharon Duggan, Gloria Midkiff, Fotis Eliou, Sharon Langdon. Steve lmrich, Third row, left fo right: Jim Rhodes. laura Rose. Jim While. Standing, left to right Bob Tully. Bob Dibblee, Jim Kalan, Dave Leirhner, Jim Walker, Tam Calligan, Dale Gray CLASSICAL TO JAZZ The instrumental department consists of the Concert Band and Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Gekeler and the Cadet Band under the direction of Mr. Stanley Zaley. In Janu- ary the entire department presented Winter Con- cert, featuring pop tunes. The Concert Band gave an auditorium program in March with selec- tions varying from semi-classical to jazz. Then in April the band captured a first rating in the State Contest for the third consecutive year. Individuals who secured places in the State Contest were john Bauerlein, Peter Price, Connie Wzird, first place in the clarinet division, Ed Adrian and Frank Rozich, second place in the corner division, Tom Calligan, second place in the trombone division, Gloria Midkiff first place in the flute division. In group activities, Gloria Midkiff and Sue Conrad won first place with a flute duet. Two clarinet quartets took first place, Peter Price, John Bauerlein, Judy Meinzer, and Nancy Van Dyke in one group and Nancy Van Dyke, janet Still- sen, Fotis Eliou, and Doris Davis in the second. Low Brass and Drums front row, left to right: Bob Tully, Kae Bunnel. Bob Dibblee. Second row: Howard Dreggors, Jack Sundholm, Dave Rosenok, Sack row: Rae Ellen Volkman, Tom Calligan, Chris Vaughn. Dave Aldrich, Dale Gray, Jerry Conklin. Clarinet Section Front row, left fo right: Peter Price. Connie Ward John Bauerlein, Tamara Hoyle Judy Meinzer Second row: Doris Davis. Lynn Wilson, Nancy Van Dyke, Phyllis Andrews Back row: Judy Giecko. Roberta Fryer, Rae Ellen Volkman Marge Norton. Beverly Gray Cornet and Horns Front raw, left to right: Mike McKee. Ed Adrian, Doug McCorkle, Charles Lawrence, Dave Leichner. Randy Ramsey Second raw: Tony Flores, Paul Studt, Jim Kalan, Allen Kuehl, Jim Walker, Nancy Potts Back row: Karen Rose, Ruth Ann Sluyter. Pat Terry, Jim Rhodes, Laurel Rose. Jim White Flute and Double Reeds Front row, left to right: Dave Reeves, Sandra Stevens, Barbara Rose, Tom Thompson, Carmen Michaels. Sue Conrad. Second row: Nancy Dodds, April Saligi. Sharon Hineline, Pauline Rauer. Judy Tangermann, Fotis Eliou Back row: Fred Davis, Ginger McKenna. Tom Williams, Sharon Duggan, Sharon Langdon, Steve lmrich MAIORETTES Pauline Rauer Pat Terry, Faye Cozart Rowe. Verna Terry, Sharon Hineline The Maiorettes this year were llefl to . , I Sharon Duggang kneeling is Judy Glel CADET BAND Front row, left to right: Linda Selzer, Melody Neil, Carol Lewis. Jane Wiersbe, Alan Gibbs, Sharon Prater, Larry Sands, Judy Viront, Georgene Wood. Faye Cozart, Sandra Vargo, Nancy Coffman Second row: Louise Brown, Jerry Thinnes, Don Shoop, Dan Orban, Geoffery Hicks. Frank Rozich, Jim McHugh, Susan Kindle, Neil Anderson, Ralph Powell, Third row, Curtis Boland, Tom Allen, Walter Richardson. 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'4 fl 1 'A 511' ' '- '- 2 I 'i 2 1 1111 01 a as i V , lv l A - Page Sevenfy E ' 1 5 ,. lax Y ' ' .r X If ,, Y, if fi ,gf :I iyvzx IZ fy ' i v1 ,J . '-41,1 Q 3-Q' 5 ' , .i 1' mei' , 4, r , j sq' 4 ' 1 yn n Q, ' K ,, ,f ,N 3 .A Q 1 ,LA w N- t 1 3, ,,,J,.- The Freshman Class sponsors were Miss Josephine Reichl and Mr. Robert Brock. The Freshman Class officers were Dave Powell, vice-president, John Tweedle, president, Jane Kaufman, treasurer, and Barbara Rose, secretary. -s FRESHMEN CLASS Wfith a world of new experiences awaiting them. the freshmen began their four years of studies at Hammond High. Even though the freshies received the traditional teasing. they found the groove and soon were deep in their studies, activities. and the fun of high school days . They met new faces. joined clubs. and par- ticipated in most of the activities. They elected .lolin Tweedle. Dave Powell. Barbara Rose. and lane Kaufman as their officers. had a party in the fall. and planned another for spring. After striigglintg through library lessons. swimming. geography. and other subjects common to fresh- men. it was nearly next year. Mr. Charles Garrett presented the American Legion awards to lleft to rightl Lawrence Czerniak. Carol lyn Forsythe. Thomas Dorris, Eliza- beth Ratter, Robert Kaye. Pauline Rauer. Janice Glenn. Robert Flem- ing. Mary Davidson, and Harvey Martin, incoming freshmen wh0 won them in iunior high through their honor, scholarship, leader- ship. courage and service. BIRCHARD SHEI LE BLOOMBERG SUSAN BOILEK SYLVIA BOWEN CAROLYN BOWERS DAVID BOYER PAM BRANSTETTER DIANE BRANSTETTER SARAH BREMER BILL BRIDGEMAN PHIL BROOKS BILL BRYANT JANICE BRYANT LARRY BUNGER JANET CADWALADER BONNIE CAHILL LARRY CALLAHAN DONZETTA CAMPBELL RON CARLIN TOM CASHDOLLAR PEGGY CAUGHLIN, MARY LOU CHANDLER SHARON CHAPMAN BARRY CLASS OF 1960 ABRAHAMSON, SANDRA ACOSTA DICK ADAMS MARY ELLEN ADAMS. SHARON ADRIAN EDWARD ALEXANDER PAT ANDERSON ROBERT ANGLEN DONNA ARGUS SUSAN ARNDT JOHN ASHMORE EARL BALSLEY BRUCE BARKAS TINA BARRAGREE MICKEY BARRETT JOYCE BARRETT LINDA BARRETT NOLAN BATEMAN CAROL BATLINER ELIZABETH BAUERLEIN SHARON BELLAMY CALVIN BELLAMY ELIZABETH BIALKER MARILYN BIRCHARD SANDRA Page Seventy three J u v J 1 u J 9 : I 3 9 9 v 9 1 BOHLING. BARRY 9 x 7 s y s 9 1 1 5 v y CHRAPUSTA ROSEMARY CHUMBLEY BOB CLAUSEN RICHARD COLBY AVERI LL COLE JUDY CON KLIN JERRY CONLON PAT COOK KAREN COOMER PHYLLIS COOPER LEE CORNELISON SHARON COVEN JUDY COZART FAYE CRAMER KATHY CRAMER MARY CROACH ROGER CROSS BARBARA CROSS SHARON CROUCH LAVERTA CROWLEY MARY LOU CRUMPACKER MOLLY CRUZ LUPE CUNNINGHAM JOAN DANN JUDY FRESHMEN Page Seventy four DASE GEORGIANA DAUGHERTY BARBARA DAVIS MINOR DEBRUYN PATTI DEROLF EUGENE DERESCH KAREN DEROLF DENNIS DEROUSSEAU JUDY DEVRIES JIM DICHTER REBEKAH DILLMAN JOHN DODD LINDA DODDS NANCY DOROCIAK LARRY DORRIS TOM DREGGORS BOB DROSS MIKE DUNNING DIANNE DURAND RENEE Dunco CHARLENE DYE JUDY Jo EBERT NANCY Bazar, susle EDWARDS, PAUL x I 9 y 1 x 9 Y - 9 Q J s J x s u 1 1 a x m 2 y s 9 y J m s 1 1 y Y 9 1 9 2 n a 2 GAZLAY KENT GEBHARD ERWIN GEEVE YVONNE GESSLER KENNY GILBERT DONNA GLENN JANICE GOLDSTEIN IRVING GOLDYN RICHARD GRAHAM BETTY GRANACK JOAN GRANDBOI5 ROBERTA GRAVES LILLIAN GRUBB BYRON GRUSZKA BOB HAIZLIP JACKIE HALL JIM HANDLEY JOYCE HANISH BETTY HATLER LIZ HAWORTH DAVE HAZEN TOM HECTOR LOU ANN HENSEL RONNY HESTER, JUDY CLASS OF 1960 ELKINS SUSAN ERET CAROLE ERIKSON CAROLINE EULER ART FABIYANIC GEORGENE FARSYTHE CAROLYN FAUBER CLARENCE FELDMAN HOWARD FERRY NANCY FI Fl ELD JERRY FINDLING KAREN FITCH WILBERT FLECK RICHARD FLEMING ROBERT FLEMING ROLAND FOX MARY LOU FRANSON SHARRON FRANCKEVICIUS HERTA FROMM LINDA FROSTICK PEGGY FRY TOM FRYER ROBERTA FULLER NANCY GAEDTKE SUE Page Sevenry hve 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 3 1 1 J I 1 1 3 1 1 1 s 9 9 1 2 1 9 2 a 1 9 1 v 9 1 J 1 Houz. JIM How. CHARLENE HORTON, HAROLD Honvm, CHUCK I-4ussARD. CAROL HUDSON, MAXINE HUPPENTHAL, LARRY IGNAZITO, CAROL JACKSON, SHARON JACOBSON, KAREN JACOBSON, ROBERT JASINSKI, CHET JENNINGS MARY JERTOS MARTHA JONES MARILYN JONES PEGGY JOYCE MARY KAMINSKI JUDITH ANN KAMMER CHARLENE KAUFMAN JANE KEISHA KAYE KEAGLE KATHY KEARBY STARR KEIGHTLEY ALAN Page Sevenfy srx KERR CHARLES KIELB ANGIE KIELMAN KAREN KINDLE SUSAN KIRKEINER DIANE KIRLEIS ARNOLD KLINE WILLIAM KLEINMAN BAYLE KNAPP JIM KNORR GAIL KOLB CECI LIA KOLODZIEJ MARCIA KOTTER CAROL KOUTAS BECKY KOVACHIC SHARON KREJCI STAN KRISTENSEN EDWARD KRITSCH KAREN KRUEGER JANET KUCHEL DENNIS KRUG GEORGE KAYE BOB LAHEY BOB MAY ELSIE McBRIDE JANEY McCLAY KATHY MCCOY JERRY MCHUGH JIM MCKERN PEGGY McLAUGHLIN RLINE McLEAN STUART McLEAN TOM McMULLEN NANCY McNAMARA PAT MEYER DANA MEYER SHARON MICHELIN DENNIS McKEE MIKE MILLER DENNIS MILLER JUDY MOLNAR JOHN MOORE DAVID MOORE RUTH MOREL SANDRA MORTON ED MROZINSKI DONNA CLASS OF 1960 LAITY RUSS LAKATOS NANCY LARIMER JAMES LENZ CAROL LESSENTINE TERRY LEVIN SUSAN LEWIS BILL LEWIS BOB LICHTLE DAVID LINDEN DOLORES LITTIKEN BOB LOSS CAROLE LOVELY EDWINA LOWE JOY LUNDMARK LOIS LYMAN WHITNEY MACENSKI DAN MADURA KEN MALONE ANNE MAMAN KAREN MANN CHARLES MARKOVICH SAND MAROC DICK MARTIN GAIL Page Seventy seven 9 , 3 , , 3 , I , , 7 , 7 9 , 5 , I , I , ! MARTIN, Teo , Y 3 ' I 3 5 , , LU , 3 2 , 7 , S . 3 , 3 Y I J , I , MUNTEAN, JOYCE MURPHY, JACKLYN MUSSER, KAREN MYERS, SUSAN NAC-LE, JOEY NEAL, CHARLES NEIL MELooY NEWELL, JAN NICHOLS, RON NOLAN, BETTY NORRIS, CAROLINE NORTON, HERBERT OHR FRANCES OKEEFE SHARON OLSON MARLENE OLSON CAROL OPPERUD GAIL ORLOWSKI BARBAR OWNBY GLENDA PANDAK JUDY PARACKY JOE PETERS NANCY PETERSON JEANNE A PIORKOWSKI ARLENE FRESHMEN Page Sevenfy Glghf POWELL DAVE POWELL RALPH PRATER SHARON PRITCHETT MIKE PROHL TOM PRUITT JEANNETTE PRZONDO VIVIAN PULKOWSKI JUDY PURNICK TAMARA QUESADA EMILIO RAGEAS SUE RALLES CHRISTINE RAMSEY RANDY RAMSEY REG RATTER JANICE REDAR CAROL REDMAN HARRY REDMAN LARRY REED Tom RELNERT JEFF REPTIK, RUTH SEGLIN DIANA SELZER LINDA SENGSTOCK JIM SHAW LINDA SHIELDS KATHLEEN SHIPP BETTY SIBBERT KATHY SIENKIEWICZ JUDITH SIMANSON DAVE SIOREK ANGELINE SKORDAS SUSAN SLANAC VIC SMITH DON SMITH ED SNYDER DIANE STEWART CATHY STOCK SANDY srour SALLY STRONG WARREN SUROVEK HELEN swARD ROBERT SWIFT, PERRY szvvxowslcu HELEN CLASS OF 1960 RIEBE, LUCILLE RIETMAN, JOHN RIETMAN, JOHN RIGDEN BERNLE RIGDEN WILLIAM RODDA CAROL ROGERS DENNIE ROMINGER. SHARON ROSE BARBARA ROSE LAUREL ROTH CINDY ROTHE PAM ROZCICHA SHIRLEY RUDELIUS BILL RYSEWSKI DAN SABERNIAK LARRY SALAT HANK SANDS LARRY SARBER ROBERTA SCHULMEYER ALBERT SCHWEIGER PAUL SEBASTYEN YVONNE SEDDELMEYER NANCY SEELEN LEONA Page Seventy nme 5 3 9 J 5 9 3 2 J x SHATKOWSKI, PAUL J 7 J J 5 7 9 3 TAKACS STEVE TANGERMAN JUDY TANGERMAN JUNE TEEPLE KAREN TERRY JAMES TERRY VERNA THARP MIKE THOMAS CHERI THOMPSON VIRGINIA THORPE SALLY TIEMAN TERRY IINKHAM TINA TODD LILA TONKOVICH PATRICIA TOPOLSKI TOM TOREN ELSIE TULLY SHARON TURNER DON TURPIN TOM TURNER SUSAN TWEEDLE JOHN URBAN LORRAINE VANDYKE EUGENE FRESHMEN Page Enghfy VICKSINICH MARCIA VIRONT JUDY VONASCH JALAYNE WADDY ANNE WAGNER CAROL WAGNER GRETCHEN WAITE LEANNE WALKER DONNA WALKER SANDRA WALKER SHIRLEY WANDREY KAREN WARE RON WAUGH KENNETH WEBBER NANCY WELLS JEAN WEST SANDRA WHITING TOM WHITTLE PAT WIDING SHARON WIIDERMUTI-I HARRY WILKE DAVID WILKINS LINDA WILLIAMS, NANCY WILLIAMS, THOMAS J , J , 5 , , 3 I , T J , I , 5 , , I , I , I I I E D VARGO, SANDRA L I 5 , 3 , , J 9 , 7 ! I 5 3 , . , , 7 7 , J , WILSON. JAM wooo, LARRY wooo. RAY WOODELLL. JERRY WOZNIAK, EDDIE WRIGHT, RICHARD YARc:4, RAY YELLEN, KAREN YOUNG CLEO YOUNG. JESSICA ZABROSKIA BARBARA ZAUN. DAVE The ammond High Pledge XVe will never bring disgrace to this our Hammond High School by any act of dishonesty or cowardice, nor ever desert our comradesg we will fight for the ideals and sacred things of the Hammond High School, both alone and with manyg we will revere and obey the Ham- mond High School laws and do our best to incite a like respect and reverence in othersg we will strive unceasingly to quicken the pupills sense of Hammond High School civic dutyl that thus in all these ways, we may transmit Hammond High School greater. better. and more beautiful than it was transmitted to usi A familiar winter scene on the south end of the campus. , 'P' jc SOPHOMORE CLASS At the beginning of the year the present sopho- more class welcomed a new group of students from Munster and Irving to their ranks. As the year sped by, the sophomores were in the center of activity. They elected their class officers and senators. paid their dues, and found time to enter more and new activities. The sophomores. work- ing with the other underclassmen, wholeheartedly carried out their part in the courtesy campaign. Dancing in the girl's gym, filmstrips, and picket- ing for courtesy were all a part of the campaign to emphasizing Boy-Girl Relations. 'il X -1 s 1 The class sponsors were Mr. Ernest Alexander and Miss Thelma Abell. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The sophomores elected George Glendening as president, Lenny Clark as vice-president, Gayle Johnson as secretory and Shelia Wilson as treasurer. A long hall and o lonely sophomore girl await next year when she will be an upperclcss- man. Page Eighty-two BIEKER NICK BITTICK MARGARET BIZOUKAS THALIA BLACKMAN ROLAND BLANCHART ELLA BLOCK LYNN BOCK PETER BOHLING KAREN BOLAND CURTIS BOMBERGER GAIL BOPP JOYCE BOTFUFF RICHARD BOWTON LOIS BRAUER ROBERT BROWN BARBARA BROWN SUSIE BROWNELL CLARA BRUMM BILL BRUMM DON aucxen LYNNE BUEHIER EDGER BURKE Donerm CALLIGAN, TOM CAMPBELL, VIRGINIA CLASS OF 1959 ADDISON DIANE ADDISON DORETTA ALEXANDRESON OWEN ALLEGREE PAT ALLISON LOUISE ARENTZ MARJEAN ARMSTRONG LARRY ARMSTRONG LARRY ASHTON SALLY ATKINS SANDRA AULT SHARRON AUSTIN MARY BAER DAVID BAJER DICK BAKER PAT BALKA KEN BARNES DICK BARTER JUDY BARTOLD LINDA BARTON DORRIE BAYS VIRGINIA BERDINE DOTTIE BETTS JERRY Page EIghIy three , 5 , 3 I , 7 , , , , sen, JIM 3 I 3 ! , , , , , ! , J 3 I J 3 , , CARBER ANNA CARDIN CAROLYN CARLEY JUDY CARPENTER PAULINE CHAPIN HELEN CLARK LENNY CLAUSEN EDWARD CLAYTON MARY COCHRANE PAT COFRAN NANCY CONCES FRAN CONNOR GEORGE CONNOR TOM COTTRELL BARBARA COUNTERMAN BEVERLY COZZA BLYTHE CROAK DENNIS CROMWELL RITA CROWLEY PAT CROSIER LARRY CRUMPACKER SUSAN DALKA SHEILA ELIOU ZANIE SOPHQMORES Page Erghfy four DARNELL SUE DAVIS LINDA DAVIS WES DEC JUDY DELZER ROBERT DEMBOWSKI ED DENNIS CAROL DIBBLEE BOB DILLON PEGGY DINWIDDIE JUDY DODDS LAURA DOLATOWSKI CAROL DOWNS BARBARA DORRIS GLORIA DOWSON JANICE DREGGORS HOWARD DRISCOLL, SANDRA DUGGAN SHARON DURAN HELEN EARL MINNIE EDWARDS GERALD ELDRIDGE, BARRY ETTER, PAT EUBANKS, BARBARA 1 1 1 1 CUPPY, DONALD 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GLILASY SHARON GULLEDGE BETTY GUST KEN HAMILTON KEN HARMANING SANDRA HARRIS MAE BELLE HART JUDI HARTFIELD SALLY HARWELL JANNETH HARVEY ARLENE HAWKINS RICH HEISNER CONRAD HEISER JIM HENTSCHEL SHARON HESS JUNE HICKS GEOFFREY HIGHLAND JOHN HINELINE SHARON HINES SANDY HUDSON, PEGGY HUGUS JACK HUMPFER TOM HUNTER, TAMARA JENKINS, JANET CLASS OF 1959 EUCCE JUDIE FAIRCHILD TOM FELDMAN MARCIA FIALA AL FLOYD ARLENE FOSS JUDY FREEDMAN IRV FREDERICKS LOIS FULLER LYNN GARDINER CAROL GARGAS SHIRLEY GARRETT PAULINE GAUTSCH ALICE GIBBS ALAN GIECKO JUDY GOLDSTEIN PHYLLIS GOOD RON GOOT SANDRA GORDON KAREN GLENDENING GEORGE GLENN JOYCE GROBN ER JUDY GROSS MIKE Page Efghfy five 1 J : s : 1 1 J GRANDBOIS, SUSAN 1 3 2 3 J y 1 : 1 7 9 : u JEN GEORGE JENSEN JI LL JOHNSON JAN JOHNSON JOYCE JURGENS BOB KACHORIS GREG KAEGEBEIN WAYNE KEKEIS BOB KELLER JUDY KARRAS FAYE KELLER SUSAN KENDRICK CAROL KENNEDY RODNEY KENT MARY LOU KEENAM SHIRLEY KINDLE HELEN KING BARBARA KINSEY BETTY KINTZ BARBARA KLINE CAROL KLUSE IRENE KNOTH CAROL KOWAL FRANK KROWCZY CLAUDIA Page Erghfy sIx KRUG MARY KRUGER BOB KUDERA VERONICA KUEHL ALLEN KUNERT ARNOLD KUZARA ANN LAMBERG GRACE LANDECK BRUCE LANDER WAYNE LANGDON SHARON LAWBAUGH LINDA EKRONE GARRETT LEHMAN LINDA LEU SUZANNE LEWIS CAROL LINDSTROM DIANE LISS ELAINE LOWERY BILL LUZZI MARSHA MACKIE MARY ELLEN MAHAN DAVID MAMAN BILL MARQUES, MARY MARTIN, JUDY I J 1 J y I s A I y 1 1 I Y x 1 Y 2 s s J I I I I I 1 9 1 1 I I I NAPIWOCKI BARBARA NICHOLS JEAN NICKERSON CAROL NOLAN BL NORRIS DON NORRIS JANEL OLSON, CAROL ORBAN DAN OSBURN, WAYNE owENs LUCLLLE PALAZOLO FRANK PELLAR MAXLNE PETERMAN BETTY PETTES JACK PEYTON, JOHN PLANTLNGA, STEVE RLosKL, BETTY POLUDNIAK, DANIEL PORACKY, PAT POTTS, NANCY PULKOWSKI, PHYLLIS RAGANYI, NANCY RAMSEY, BARBARA RAUER, PAULINE CLASS OF 1959 MARTINEK MARY ANN MASCHGER DAVE MAYS ELIZABETH MAZUR MONICA MCCOY CHERYL MCCORKLE DOUG MCCULLOUGH TOM MCCUNE SANDRA MCILHENNY JANET MEARS JULIE MEDVID MARLENE MEYER VIOLANN MICHAELS ED MICHALAK BOB MICHALEWICZ BONNIE MILLER JOYCE MILLIES JUDY MILLS LORRANNE MIOFSKY TED MUDD FRIEDA MULHOLLAND JIM NABORS CAROL NAPIWOCKI ADELINE Page Erghfy seven I , 1 I 2 2 : Y 1 3 Y 1 2 J MILLER, ANNE Y Y y 9 9 9 J , , J A , IL 1 1 1 3 1 1 5 9 REAMSTRONG WALLACE REED CLARA RENDEL KAREN REX SHIRLEY RHODES JIM RIEBE CATHY ROBERTSON MARY ROGERS ROSIE ROHRBERG CAROLYN ROSENAK DAVE ROWE PAT RUDOLPH RUDY RUTLEDGE RICHARD SALCZYNSKI CAROL SAMBLIS GEORGIA SAYLOR STEVE SCHOLTE BERDEAN SCHROEDER JOHN SCHULTZ JANET SCHUMM PATRICIA SCHWERIN BOB SCHWINGENDORF BOB SCOFIELD HARTZELL SOPHOMORES Page Erghiy erghf SCURLOCK MARSHALL SEELY SANDRA SEGLIN JACKIE SENZIG RONALD SHAW SHARON SHIDELER JUDITH SI LAGI APRIL SILVERSTONE BARRY SKISH MARY ANN SMITH JUDY SMITH RICHARD SOLAN MIKE SOLENBERGER CYNTHIA SOLON SHARON SOPATA JOE SPARKS GEORGE SPOERNER JIM SPRINGS PRISCILLA STAFFORD LARRY STAHL MIKE STEINMETZ KAREN STRINGER MARY STRONG SALLY SUNDHOLM JACK v I 1 s 1 J 1 1 a y w x a J 2 s J v STANDITZ, BOB Y' ' s v y r J y v y - y 9 v 7 3 5 3 I I J 1 1 WILSON SHELIA WITKOWSKI NORMA WOERPEL JULI WROBEL STANLEY YAVORE ELAINE YORK GLORIA ZAGORAC MIKE ZALUCKYJ ANNA ALLEN csoszome nmsm SONJA cuusooe arm MAHONEY NANCY HLUSKA, JANET CLASS OF 1959 SUROVIAK. TOM SWAIN, GRETCHEN SWANTKO, GREG TANGERMAN, JANE TERRY, PAT THORNTON TRIPPEER CONNIE URBAN EILEEN VATER JUDY VAUGHN CHRIS VICTORS SARA VLASICH NICK VORIS JOAN WARD CONNIE WATERS JIM WHITE CAROLYN WHITE JIM WHITED TED WICKELGREN WARR WIERSBE JANE WILLIAMS BONNIE WILLIAMS JERRY WILSON LYNN WILSON MARION EN Page Erghly nme , uz J 7 ! 7 3 7 3 I H , E wooo, GEORGENE l 3 , A , Ni , 3 5 7 11' -s IRIX K7 I fx I, J Before school we gathered by the main entrance to hear and give the latest news about school, dating, and sports. Some days were warm and sunny while other days were cool and bleak. Nevertheless, we always enioyed our morning garb sessions. The 'B' Baseball Team included lfront row, left to rightl Jim Campbell, Man- agery Warren Webber, Dave Mahan, Stanley Selva, Don Dittrich. and Dick Ocosta. Manager: lBack rowl Coach Scott, Howard Dreggors. Managerg Louis Reynolds, John Greenwell, Chuck Rohde, Phil Orr, John Reed and Howard Terock, Manager. Another excuse of ours to escape study hall was to get our snap-o-graphs taken for the Dunes. Those of us who bought them knew of our plight in the yearbook. Those who didn't really had o surprise awaiting them the day they got their Dunes! Climb ou! On 0 limbg give 10 Kim, OUR ADOPTED SON Three years ago Hammond lligh adopted a son. Kim Young Ku. a Korean orphan, through the lfoster Parents Plan for XVar Children. I-le is in the fifth grade. enjoys school. and likes playing hasehall with the other children at the orphanage in Kunsan. Korea. lfollowing is .1 letter from Kim. Dear Foster Parents in Hammond High School: Here in Korea the weather has hecome very cold lately. This morning l got up at six o'clock and attend the morning meeting in the yard. After the meeting we all children in the orphanage cleaned our Home huilding and it was so cold. llut we did it hravely. Today we received a hook-ease. pencils. and a warm sweater which were sent from the Foster Parents Plan. As they are very niee. we are so happy to have them. It will make our school attending more happy. On the w'ay to school the younger children cried as it was too cold. ln the afternoon we w'ent out to the rice field and enjoyed play on the ice w'ith my friends. From Decemher ll our winter vacation will start then I can play on the ice as much as I like. Merry Christmas and a llappy New' Yearf From Your Foster Child Kim Young Kyu The students have Completely' supported their son through various means. Money was raised through a soc hop sponsored hy the Social Studies Department and a wishing well in the main hall. The H-Men donated funds to Kim. Students donations amounted to about a years supply of Clothing for Kim. The proceeds of the H-Men's Semi-Formal OUV SOD, Kim. went into the Kim-Fund. , A F J tl JUNIOR CLASS A very successful Junior event this year as well as one of the most outstanding highlights of the year is the Prom. Anticipation and excitement reign supreme the minute mid-term exams are completed and the the Prom is in sight. The chosen theme this year is Fountain of Dreams and was portrayed by posters drawn by the publicity committee headed by Dan Peifer. with Elizabeth Doyle. john Pate, Nick Poulton and Barbara Rietz. The refreshment committee consists of Rae Ellen Volkman. Karin Stuart, Jane Wfood, Sharon Prugh. Bid Committee: Carol Burlchalter. Joanne Cameron. Gayle -lohnson and Penny Wfilkins. Program and Tickets: Doris Rose- nau. Donna Cornwall. Phyllis Dillon and Vir- ginia Mitchell. Decorations: Betsy Cole. Susie Mclean, john Millett. Jack Minsberg. and .lim Vacendalc. Music was furnished by Dick Carlton and his band at Maduras Danceland. Miss lovetta Dixon and Mr. A. T. Bolt were Junior Class sponsors. Finally after a long wait, the juniors got their class rings. Although they complimented the other members of the class on their rings. each junior's own ring seemed to be better looking and more meaningful. junior Class Officers The Junior Class elected Carmen Mason as treasurer. Ruth Leland as secretary, Lynda Memering as vice-president and Dennis Egnatz as president. Page Ninety-two BOGNAR JULIUS BOWMAN KARON BOREM SHARON BROWN LOUISE BRUNO JACKIE BURKHALTER CAROL CAMERON JOANNE CAMPBELL JOHN CAMPBELL MAUREEN CANNING A CHAPMAN NANCY CHAPPELIE NORM CHUPP RAY CHYNOWETH EVELYN CLARK CAROL CLAUSEN JANICE CLEMENS PAT CLIFTON JANICE COFFMAN NANCY COLE ssrsv COLEMAN DIANE COOLEY PRIscILLA coopsn, WAYNE CORNWELL, DONNA COTTON WILLIAM ACHOR JUDY ALBRIGHT CHARLENE ALLER TOBY ALSPACH JEAN ANDERSON JAN ANDERSON EDWARD ANDERSON RONALD ANDREWS PHYLLIS ANGLIN VONNA ARNDT MILLIE AYERS RON BAIZE MARTHA BALES JANICE BARNETT MEREDITH BATEMAN MYRNA BEAN BILL BEMISDERFER MARGIE BENSON TED BERG NANCY BERSS ROCHELLE BEVI LLE SUE BISCHOFF ALFRED BLOOMBERG LINDA BOCK KAREN Page Nmefy three CLASS OF 1958 CRAMMER KEITH CROOKS RALPH CROWLEY DANIEL DAILY MARY LOU DARNELL LARRY DARNELL MACK DAUMER SHIRLEY DAVIS DORIS DAWSON JUDY DEC ROSEANNE DESATNICK DA DESJARDINS PAT DEWEY WENDY DIBBLEE JERRY DIEHL KENNY ANN DI LLON PHYLLIS DO LATOWSKI JERRY DOMANSKI JOAN DORNICK TOM DOSADO AMBROSIO DOSS RON DUCKETT KAREN DURAND RAYMOND JUNIOR CLASS Page Nmefy four ECKMAN SANDY EGNATZ DENNIS ELLISON KENNIE ERVIN SALLY EVANS PETE FAUBER JEAN FEMIACK SONIA FLORA KEN FORD DOLORES FORD JAMES FRENCH DON FRI EDMAN SHARO GAGE BETTY GARLAND LAVINA GASPAROVIC PAULINE GAUTHIER BILL GAZLAY GARY GEISEN DAWN GERIKE BILL GERSHMAN sAM csrz, ROSETTA GILLAND, JOYCE GIRTON, BEVERLY GLINSKI, HARLENE ' I I ' I I 3 , I 3 7 DOYLE, ELIZABETH I I ! 7 ! ! , N 5 HUMPFER DAN HUMPHREY JOHN HUNTER LINDA HUPPENTHAL KATHERINE HUSTED SUSIE INGRAM NORA JACOBS DON JACOBSON JEFFREY JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON FRANCES JOHNSON GAYLE JOHNSON SHIRLEY KAPANTAIS KATHERINE KAZMIERSKI LORRAINE KELLY, ALLEN KELLY CAROL KIRBY JOAN KOVAL, DAVID Kmrscn JANET KUDERA, WAYNE LAHEY, MARIANNE LAIL, CHARLES LAITY, NANCY LANNING, PENNY CLASS OF 1958 GOLDSTEIN LINDA GOODLANDER BARBARA GORMAN DONNA GOODSON JEAN GRAHAM JACKIE GRANNON ROLLIE GRAY MARGARET GRIESE PAT GRIGER SUE GRUENER SUE GUENTHER HANS GUNN CAROL GYURKO NICK HANSEN JANICE HANSEN JOAN HARBISON ALLEN HARGITT DONNA HARRIS RON HARWELL JANN ETH HILDEBRAND DARLENE HARNEZ CAROL HOPPE DARLENE HORN JUDY Page Nmefy fwe HENDERSON. JIM 3 5 J 3 J J 5 I LAWRENCE. CHARLES LEE, JIM LEICHNER, DAVE LELAND. RUTH LINDMAN, KAY LOHSE, ART LORENZEN DAN LUCAS MARY LUNDMARK CAROL LUTZ ELOISE LYMAN MARY ELLEN MACENSKI MARY ANN MAC INTYRE WAYNE MACKEY JUDY MADALON KENT MAGNETTA DIANE MAGYAR PEGGY MALCOLM ROBERT MALLETT KAREN MALO CORA LYN MALONE MARLOU MARUSZCZYK ROSALIE MASON CARMEN MATHENA JACK JUNIOR CLASS Page Nmeiy sux MAYA JIM MAYES SANDY McGRALL AGNES MQKENNA GINGER McNAMARA GERRY MEDVID JUDY MEMERING LINDA MEYERS GEORGENE MIKA PAT MILES CAROLYN MILITARY BARBARA MILLER PHYLLIS MILLER TIM MI LLETT JOHN MINSBERG JOHN MITCHELL VIRGINIA MONNETT KAREN MOSCA GERRI MULLALLY JOYCE MUNTEAN GEORGE NEELY RICH NEUBRONNER FRED NICHOLS, TERRY : : a r x - I I I 1 I x r s I McLEAN, SUSIE I : 1 2 1 : a I Y I J 1 s 1 POULTON NICK POWELL HELEN POWERS MARGARET POZDOL TOM PRUGH SHARON RECH DOROTHEA REED, JOHN Reeves DAve RIETZ BARBARA REYNOLDS suTCH RICE JACKIE RIDDLEBARGER CAROL RINGO BARBARA RITTER PENNY ROONEY MARY ROSE JUDY ROSE KAREN ROSE TOM ROSENAU DORIS RUDD MARLENE RUTKOWSKI VERONICA SACKMAN JANE SCHMITTEL, CONRAD CLASS OF 1958 NICODEMUS, BARBARA NORTON. CAROL NORTON, MARGIE O'BRYAN, PAT O'aRIeN. PAT OLSEN, PHYLLIS OIszews, DIANE ORR, DENNIS PARKER, NANCY PATE, JOHN PATTERSON, JIM PAYNE, DICK PAZDUR, IO ANNE PEIFER. DAN PENITON, DAve PENK. PHYLLIS PERRYMAN, SHIRLEY ReTROre DALE PETTIGREW SID PICKEL JIM PINKERTON NANCY PLASKETT DALE POORE PATTY POPP ELSPETH Page Nmefy seven I s 9 I 5 J 9 J J I a I 9 1 I 9 RICH, EDITH a I Q I 9 a 7 3 9 SCHULTE, MARGUS SCHMIDT, ART SCHMUESER, JOHN SCHWARTZ. ALAN SCHWEITZER, HELGA SCHWEITZER, HERTHA SCOTT, MARY Jo SESTRICH, MARGERY SHOEMAKER, ROBERT SIDEROF, ALEXANDRA SHATKOWSKI. DIANE SHRAGO, PHYLLIS SMITH SMITH, SMITH SMITH BONNIE CAROL CHARLES NANCY SMYERS, BARBARA SOLON, DIANE SPARKS, VIVIAN STEINMETZ, LYNN STERN, DON STEUER, sos STEVENS, SANDY STEINMAR JUDY JUNIOR CLASS Page Nmely elghf STIEMERT RICH STILLSON JANET STIMAK GLORIS STRINGER BARBARA STRINGER BRUCE STUART KARIN SULLIVAN JIM SWANTKO ROD SWEARINGEN DARLA TAKACS ALICE TAPPER TONY TATAREN JOHN TERRY BILL TILLNER CAROL THORNTON LARRY THRALL JANE TOKASH PAT TONKOVICH JULIANNA TRuMP MARCIA TRUVER JANTCE TUCKER KEN TURNER JUDY TURNER, SHARON 3 ? 1 3 3 7 TOLLE, JACKIE 3 7 7 J WILKINS PENNY WILLING DON WILLIS MILTON WISNIEWSKI HELENE WOLFE BOB WOLFE DARRELL WOOD JANE WRIGHT RICHARD YAKIMOW JOHN YEDINAK JOHN ZACHAU GAIL DENNIS sosslz JANIGA, sos RYAN JoANNe slcxuzs sos wooowonr JERRY CLASS OF 1958 Tweeous, KATIE VACENDAK, JIM vAN once, NANCY vAN GILDER. CAROLEE vARGo, JUDY YELLEN, DEAN VERGIN, MARCIA VOLKMAN RAE ELLEN WAGENBLAST JERRY WAGNER MARLA WALKER CAROL WARD JIM WATTS ERVIN WEBBER SHARON WEBBER WARREN WEBER SHARON WEBSTER BRUCE WEIST BOB WHEELER BARBARA WHITAKER JIM WICKELGREN GLENN WILCOX CAROL WILDER JUDY WILEY LARRY Page Nmefy nme ,D Commencement-our last time together as o group. followed the traditional pattern-the playing of Pomp and Circumstcmceu by Mr, J. T. Muri, the singing of the A Cappella Choir, and the receiving of our diplomas. SENIQR CLASS OF 1957 The days of high school. happy ones of fun and laughter, are now over for the seniors. The past four years are now memories of the football games, soc- hops, bonfires, Mardi Gras, sectionals, spring semi-formal, plays and the proms. The seniors spent nearly a thousand days learning and preparing for that day when they would use all the knowledge and understanding they had stored up from their days of high school education. The last year had been a busy one for the seniors. In the fall they had their pictures takenl then in the winter they paid their dues and or- dered graduation invitations, As spring rolled around, caps and gowns were ordered, prom tickets were bought and Baccalaureate took place. Finally Commencement Day arrived and the senior class left to go out into the world, some to continue their education, some to find their place in the business world. is r,Qf4'5?31f-ftw,'P-.- P' , . ,X The Senior Class elected as their president. Lloyd Wiborg, vice-president, Bob Soderstrom and secretory-treasurer, Phyllis Johnson. A common scene about school during the last few days is the signing of the Dunes, a reminder of days past at Hammond High. Honor Day was a day dedicated to those seniors who achieved success in their individual fields of study. Those oufsfanding students were recognized in an auditorium program. Camera-Shy BARBARA ANDERSON RICHARD BENNETT LowELL BERGSTEDT MERRILL BERGSTEDT JUDY snoast LOUISE BROBST LARRY DEAL STEVE PAZANIN ARMIDA REYES LEON POOLE ROBERT sHooK SARAH s1sERT ::::::::::Q': Seniors NJ- ' ,W ,, , The Senior Class sponsors were Mr. Jay Wood and Miss Georgia Andersen 1. HONORARY SENIORS 'YK ,J 'CU Wlfh Scholt-,,5h,p ,n hand ELAINE KRUGER ROBIN CLINE thus years recorder of the Asso vQled,C,0,,c,,, of the C1055 f I9 7 W cuatnon recerved Yhe DAR Pnlgrumage Award e un n w I o sludy at Valparaiso Unrversnty nex? September ,nu-.4b0 Wx. ,rbi Q-Q-C LAUREL HALL the saluiciornan of the Sensor Cass wnll begun to siudy nursing ai Evanston Hospital nexf fall Page One Hundred Two ICQ 4-5 5' sf X. PAUL HINTON who won Qhe D A R Good Cuhzenshnp Award represented Hammond Hugh on Ihe Unlfed Ncflons ,VIP lcsf fall the ' ' y 0 5 , alms ' ' . 'U . , . ' ' . b 0 .e f'eId f ' ' ' Q--4 it 'Mer - R fx F 'V ,ff 'A ' H i 5 .L W iff: 1 6 ' 1 A .. L f A f f Us 'lf' .sn I -'J , . f-Q-. .f. 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KENNETH ABBOTT Frosh and B Team Basketball Varsuty Football Varsuty Track HMen Dunes Agent Dunes Sports Edltor Monltor JANET ABRAHAM umor Red Cross FTA LARRY ACHESON Jr Natlonal Honor Soclety Ace of Clubs Stage Crew Stage Manager NORMA ACKER Ace of Clubs Booster JCL Natuonal Honor Soclety, FTA Future Nurses PHIL ALBERT Football Captain Baseball Track HMens Councal Automobule Club DAVE ALDRICH Cadet Band Senior Band NOREE L ALEXANDER Bookstore Staff Gurls Chorus, Glrls Servlce Club JUDITH ALLEN Monntor Booster Club Future Nurses Jr Red Cross Chorus Mlxed Glee Club Gurls Chour ELEANOR ELAINE ANDERSON Gnrls Servuce Glee Club Gurls Cholr A Cappella Chour Reltglous Club RAY ANDERSON Munster Football H Y C b Hammond Hugh Automobule Club Monutor KENNETH ANGLIN Glee Club Chalr Boys Chorus Madrngals Camera Club LAUREL APPEMAN JCL Glrls Servtce Club Booster Club JAMES ATKINSON JUNE BAIN Booster Club YTeens Gnrls Servlce German Club Future Nurses MARTHA BANASKI Munster Megaphone Staff Chorus Yell Club Dramatuc Club YTeens Hammond Hugh School Dunes Agent Monltor Dramcttc Club Booster Club Jr Band Jr Red Cross Spanlsh Club ROBERT BANCHICH DIANE BARKLEY Accompanrest of Boys Chorus and Glee Club Veep Spanlsh Club Dramattcs Club ec Crescent Cnty Club Yteens Prom Commlttee Mardu Gras Talent Show PAT BARRAGREE Jr Red Cross, Booster Club CLASS OF 1957 .. 1. 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GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Four JAMES F BARRETT Frosh Soph Swummung HrY ARLENE BARTON Future Nurses YTeens JC Gurls Servuce Nurses Staff FRED BASTIN Washungton Hugh School Varsuty Cross Country Fure Marshall Stage Crew Student Government Vorsuty Wrestlung Red Cross Hammond Hugh Monutor JOHN BAUERLEIN Rollung Praurue Hugh Glee Club F T A Band Intramural Basketball Hammond Hugh Band Tennus Intramural Basketball SANDRA KAY BEAN Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety Boo ter Club Expanded Arts Monutor Nurses Staff ROBERT C BEARE Monutor PAT BECKWITH ROBERT JOSEPH BEEZIE Intramural Councul Treas HMen Councul Golf BONNIE LEE BENNETT Munster Gurls Chorus Megaphone Staff Dramatuc Club Hammond Hugh Momtor Glrls Chorus Glee Club Gurls Chour Future Nurses Honor Chonr CHERON LYN BENOIT EC Roosevelt J ROA Gurls Chorus Talent Show, Gurls Play Day, YTeens Glee Club Hammond Hugh Monutor Captaun Pre Nursmg Gurls Chorus Glee Club Prom Commuttee MARILYN BERNSTEIN N FL Speech Arts A Cappella our Gurls Chorus Jr Red Cross 56 Fall Pa , Pre Nursung, JCL CAROL ANN BERSS YTeens Booster Club Crescent Cuty Pre Nursmg, Gurls Servuce Grrls Chorus Glee Club Momtor BETSY ADRIENNE BEYLER Student Actuvutues Booster Club Baton Twurler Vuce Pres Gurls Chorus Automo bale Club YTeens Gurls Servuce Monutor D E Cl b German Club FRED DANIEL BEYLER Hammond Tech Hn Y Ham mond Hugh Sergeant at Arms and Vuce Pres of Hu Y Intramural Basketball Football DENNIS BIGGERSTAFF Dramatrcs Club Boys Chorus Glee Club Choral Club Bookstore Spanrsh Club ROBERT BISSELL Vusual Auds German Club J Natuonal Honor Socuety, Mardu Gras Talent Show Senuor Play SIDNEY BLACKBURN HARRIET FRANCES BLACKMON Booster Club Girls Chorus Glee Club A Cappella Chour - ,- -, A 1 1 1 1 1 1 z , ..., , , : , v - 1 s . , . 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Frosh Soph T nnns JCL Prom Commrttee Herald Staff Senlo Play Momtor Newsbureau SHEILA MOUREEN BRODERICK YTeens Girls er Expanded Arts Student Actrvutres Crescent Cnty Club DON BRYANT Frosh Football Basketball Track JAMES BUHRING Munster Football Hammond Hugh Automobule Club KAE BUNNELL lrvmg Band GAA Momtor, Hammond Hugh Band YTeens JCL CHERYL LEE BURKE Munster Megaphone Grrls Basketball Booster Club Hammond Hugh Future Nurses Dramatrc Club Treas Sec D E Club YTeens Mardr Gras Prom Decorations ZONA GAIL BUTLER Sec FTA Library Staff JCL Band Dramatic Club CAROL CAIRNS DOUGLAS CAIRNS JUDITH CALHOUN Booster Club Drarnatrc Club CHRISTY CARLETON YTeens Booster Club Sec Expanded Arts House of Representahves SHERRIL CARNAGEY Treas Ace of Club Grrls Chorus Orchestra Future Nurses Jr Natuonal Honor Socrety Dunes Agent Fall Play Monitor PATRICIA CAWVEY , . , , .. . 1 fe . . . .. . . . . . . , . Y 7 J , . . - ! 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GRADUATING SENIORS -...ur Page One Hundred Sux sw KAREN CHERNAN Munster Asst Edutor of Paper Treas YTeens Hammond Hugh German Club re Nursung SHARON CHILDRESS YTeens Booster Club J Red Cross Student Actzvutues Monutor JEAN CILEK Gurls Servuce Bookstore KAREN CINOTTI Ace of Clubs JCL Booster Club Pres Gurls Chorus Gurls Servuce Jr Red Cross Prom Commuttee ROBIN CLINE Recorder Jr Senator Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety YTeens Speech Arts Vuce Pres FTA Treas Expanded Arts Vuce Pres Dramatucs Club Prom Commuttee Senuor Play DAR Award RAYMOND D COLE Band Varsuty Cross Country TOM COLLINS Munster Football Basketball HuY Hammond Hugh Football WILLIAM CONAWAY Bookstore FRANCES CONDER Gurls Chorus Gurls Glee Club Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour SUSANNE CONRAD Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety J Red Cross House Rep Monutor Cadet Concert Band Orchestra G A C Fall Play Basketball Champs of 57 Sec Dramatucs Club FLORENCE JUNE COOMER YTeens Booster Chour Monutor House Rep Future Nurses Servuce Club Herald Rep DONALD COPES Unuon Grove Hugh School Basketball Hammond Hugh Band Intramural Bas BONNIE MARIE CORNELL J Natuonol Sccuety Glee Club Chorus Booster Club YTeens, Gurls Servuce Camera Club Bookstore mobule Club JIM CORRELL Frash Football Boys Chorus Ace of Clubs Intramural Basketball Vice Pres Class Choral Club Eught Notes Frash Soph J Natuonal Honor Socuety Chour Football Band Gurls Club Gurls Track ketball Honor Treas Auto J C L Soph Track, MSM Madrugal Sungers Mardu Gras Talent Show Scuence Faur Honor Chour HMens Club Basketball Usher IRV CROSS Football Basketball Track JUDY ANN CROUCH Frash Cheerleader House Rep Chorus Glee Club Sec of A Cappella Chour Madrugal Group, Momtor Capt Booster Club Vuce Pres Camera Club YTeens Dunes Salesman Bookstore Automobule Club Gurls Servuce WENDY ANN CROUCH Munster Dramatlcs Club Scuence Club Hammond Hugh Booster Club JCL .I Natuonal Honor Socuety Camera Club Expanded Arts Student Actuvutues, Momtor House Rep Senuor Play HENRY CRUTE . - , ' 1 i p . 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I .- . , . , . , V h n' - I 5 . , . , . 1 I - 7 Y ' ' ' 7 6 'u 2 u 3 - 1 U ' I J I ' ' , ' : , . . ., r. 1 4 s g , A . , .. su..- .,, CAREEN CURTIS Student Actuvutues Drcumatucs Gurls Chorus Dunes RON CURTIS Intramural Bowlung J Natuonal Honor Socuety Monutor ROBERT DAILY House Rep Track Cross Country GLENDA DEGONIA Thornton Fractuonal Gurls Assocuatuon Camera Club Hammond Hugh Camera Club CAROLYN DENNIS SONYA DISNEY House Rep Monutor Herald Dunes Booster Club Gurls Servuce Dramatucs Club CAROLYN LOU DODGE Gurls Chorus Glee Club Choral Club Gurls Chour Expanded Ars J ed Cross Booster Club PHYLLIS ANN DOLK Chorus Pres Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour Madrugals Booster Club YTeens Gurls Servuce Monutor JERRY DONALDSON Irvung Football Basketball Track HuY Hammond Hugh Varsuty Basketball House Rep Monutor ELPIDO DOSADO Cass Technucal Hugh School Boy Chemustry Club Buoloqy Club Astronomy Club Ham mond Hugh Pan Amerucan League Cabunet Secretary of House GAC Board Gurls Swum mung Veep and Secretary of Expanded Arts J Natuonal Honor Sccuety Ace of Clubs YTeens FTA Booster Club JCL MARCIA SUE DZIOBA FTA Camera Club GAC Pres and Treos Expanded A ts Jr Red Crass Hom Economucs C'ub DIXIE EASTIN Glee Club Booster Club Crescent Cuty u J C L G rl s ervuce Chorus Student Actnvu ues Mauorette JAN ECKENRODE Booster Club Chorus Glee Club Gurls Chour GEORGE EDER S Band Dramatuc Club Herald Staff Cafeterua Staff IRIS EFRON Ace of Clubs Booster Club Treas JCL G A C House Rep Gurl s Servuce Club F T A Student Actuvutues Chorus Glee Club DAVE ELLIS Freshman Cross Country Boys Glee Club Choral Club A Cappella Chour CAROLYN JANETTE EMERINE Booster Club, Student Actuvutues Dramatucs Club Expanded Arts ,su CLASS OF 1957 - ' , r. ' I I . . S I . . y ! . : '-' -u I 1 , 6 A , . , . , . ' f i I I y 1 . ' ' ' , t . r. R , J y - ' ' 'Q I I h J 7 - ' . 7 : I ., . an 1 I . - , ' JUDY DUNCAN - Secretary of Student Activities, . , y A I A , . , . - ge ' , 3 r. , . . . 'x . . r A, . , e cub..... i's '. . u'. ' Q 3 . H A P , 'Q' - r. , ' . . , I - , , , . . Q - k , , I , , . - u GRADUATING SENIORS Q- 9 q:.,7i 44' N ss. X Page One Hundred Erght JUDY EMERSON MARILYN ANN ERICKSON Munster Booster Club eens Glrls Basketball Hammond Hugh JCL Gnrls Choir Dramatlcs Club Prom Decoratuons Mardl Gras BILL FAISSLER Ace of Clubs J Natuonal Honor SOCIEIY, Basketball Manager HMens Club Electronucs Club RICHARD A FEHLBERG Ace ol Clubs J Natlonol Honor Soclety HIY WILLIAM M FEHLBERG Varsuty Tenms Pres Chess Club SclenceMath Club Sensor Band Orchestra Swmmmlng Team Frosh Trazk Intramural Basketball JUDITH ANN FENSTERMAKER Jr National Honor Soczety, Red Cross FTA Dramatuc Club JUDY ROSE FLICKINGER Munster Cheerleader Glrls Chorus YTeens Hammond Hugh Monitor ANTHONY FLORES E C Washnngton Frosh Foot ball Hammond Hugh Varsvty Cross Country Pres HIY Track, Sr Band Intramurals HMens Club LEORA FLOYD Gnrls Chorus Glee Club Gnrls Chonr A Cappella Chonr RONALD FRAGEN Chess Club German Club Camera Club Varsrty Swnmmung MERLE LADINE FROST Student Acttvltnes Sensor Band Automobile Club JCL Y Teens Girls Service D E Club Spanish Club JANE FULLER clence Moth Club FTA Natlonal Honor Socuety Expanded Arts Club JCL Booster Club MARY LOU FULLER YTeens Student Actnvutles Booster Club Grrls Servnce BEVERLY FUNK Booster Club JCL FTA Chorus Glee Club Grrls Chonr YTeens PENELOPE J GARDINER YTeens Future Nurses Booster Club JANE GEHRKI: Munster YTeens Vlce Pres Dra matrcs Club MARGARET GENTRY Booster Club ALYCE GEORGE Dunes Staff Crescent Cnty Club Student Actlvutses Y-T . I 1 . I I : . , - , r. ' l ffl I f . -- . r. ' I ac- . ' ' f 7 ' 1 I . . D - . . , ' J kt, I f-,t , .. ., , ' : ' , . ' ' ' 2 9 ' I l 'Y' . T F .I I , . I , . . 1 I I tl M - '-- Q - M 3 I. J ' ' 'J ' A I I I 1 , 'L it .,, .. , nf - S' ' . .. ., Jr. I . y , - . ., A M 1 .1 6 va ' . , '. ' f f l 1 I I -1 ' -A - 1 , A A l Q -1 T , l , K I FRED GESCHEIDLER JUDY GETSCHOW - Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir. Chansonettes MARIE ANN GINN - Girls' Chorus, Girls' Service, Dramatics Club, Religious Club, Monitor, Library Staff LINDA GLASS DONNA GLEN CAROLINE GOLGART Orchestra JCL Booster Club Cafeteria Staff ANNETTE GOOLIAK Girls Chorus Glee Club Booster Club FTA Spanish Club Crescent City Club GAC NORMAN A GRAF Chess Club Intramurals Frosh Football Glee Club ROBERTJ C GRANACK Varslty Basketball lntra mural Council Automobile Club BEVERLY ANN GRAY Booster Club Senior Band DALE W GRAY Concert Band Cadet Band Visual Aids Orchestra JOHN RITCHIE GRAY Ace of Clubs Jr National Honor Society In ramurols Golf Team Crescent Crt Club Monitor MARILYN JEAN GRIMBERG Ace of Clubs YTeens Chorus Vice Pres Jr National Honor Society, German Club Booster Club Glee Club Girls Choir Madrrgals A Cappella Choir House Rep, Prom Committee MARJORlE GROSS Booster Club Dramatic Club Pres Grrls Service Student Activities Dunes ROBERTA HABELL Monrtor Dramatic Club Band r National Honor Society GAC JCL F MARGARET S HAFNER Pres YTeens Vice Pres Pres 8- Sec Automobile Club Booster Club Girls Service Student Activities Prom Committee ROLAND HAIMBAUGH DENNIS CHARLES HALEY Hammond Tech Wrestling CLASS OF 1957 1 . , . ., i - I '-' v v , . . ,, , ' , ' 1 Q y - . . 1 ' , - v . -- , , 1 1' a , f . - Y y .. 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D.E.. . . , . - , . f v GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Ten LAUREL HALL Pres Future Nurses VuceP Copy Edutor Ad Staft of Dunes Dunes Agent FTA Booster Club YTeens Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety, Nurses Staff KARL HALLGREN Football Track Dunes Staff HIY Herald Staff Intramural Swummung Prom Decoratuons Camera Club VIRGINIA ANN HALLS Chorus Glee Club Dra matucs Club Jr Red Cross Camera Club Dunes Agent CAROL MAE HAMMOND Munster Megaphone Staff Gurls Chorus Hammond Hugh Gurls Chorus Glee Cu Gurls Chour JANICE LEE HANSEN Munster YTeens Home E Club Scuence Club Hammond Hugh FTA Buology Club German Club Mardu Gras Lufe Savung Ballet Swummung BEVERLY HART Gurls Chorus Glee Club Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour Future Nurses Jr Red Cross MARY ANN HARTNETT Booster Club YTeens JOHN HARWOOD RICHARD C HASKELL lrvung Pres Student Councul, Football Basketball Track Pres HuY Hammond Hugh House Rep Varsuty Football Varsuty Track B Team Basketball HMens Club Crescent Cuty WILLIAM HASS RICHARD HASTEN HAYS Munster YTeens Booster Club Chorus Hammond Hugh Student Actuvutues Chorus FTA KATHRYN Art Club DOROTHY JEAN HECKMAN J C L Gurls Servuce, Y Teens Student Actuvutues Sec Treos Automobule Club Dunes Staff Dunes Agent CLYDE AMOS HEDRICK Frosh Soph Debate Speech Ars NFL Scuence Faur Vusual uds SHEILA ANN HEISNER Booster Club Expanded Arts YTeens Gurls Servuce PAM HENDRICKS Varsuty Cheerleader Booster Club Student Actuvutues YTeens Gurls Servuce Gurls State Delegate Herald Cub Reporter GLORIA ANN HENNESSEE Student Actuvutues E panded Arts, YTeens ELIZABETH SUZANNE HESS House Rep, Monutor Chorus - . : ' - res. 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X 2 u, , I ' - .K ' 1 I ' 5 ROBERT MARSHALL HESS Pes Ace of Clubs Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety Momtor German Club House CP JAMES HESTER Herald BERYL ESTHER HEWIT Orchestra Sr Band Booster Club YTeens JOMARY HIGHTOWER Sec Frosh Class Ace t Clubs YTeens Booster Club Pres Chorus House Rep, Jr Natronal Honor Soclety Glrls Service Sec Spamsh Club Glee Club Chansonettes Treas J Class Prom Commuttee Treas Girls Chour A Cappella Cholr Grrls State Rep KAREN ANN HILDEBRANDT Glrls Chorus Glee Club Gurls Chorr Momtor PAUL DEAN HINTON Assoclatuon President J Senator Pres Dramatic Club Sec NFL Debate Solo Speech Treas Speech Arts UN Rep Track Cross Country Jr National Honor Socuety, Boys State Boys Natuon guous Club Jr Natrona! Honor Socuety Mardu Gras KAREN HOFFERTH Herald Dunes RITA MAE HOFFMAN Freshman Cheerleader ec Band Booster Club Dramatuc Club ROBERTA HOLLOWAY LOUISE MARY HORVATH YTeens Girls Chorus Girls Glee Club Booster Club MARY HOSIER DOROTHY HOWARD lrvrng GAA Band Momtor Chorus Hammond Tech Band Hammond Hugh Glee Club JCL Momtor GRACE HOWARTH Booster Club Glrls Servxce Expanded Arts Prom Decoratrons Student Actuvutres German Club TAMARA HOYLE Physlcs Lab Assrstant Momtor TRUDY HYLAND Munster Cheerleader YTeens, Dramatuc Club Gurls Chorus Cafeterra Staff Ham mond Hugh Prom Decoratlons Student Actuvrtres STEVE lMRlCH Concert Band Orchestra Jr National Honor Socrety ARLENE JOAN JENKINS YTeens Future Nurses JCL Booster Club, Bookstore CLASS OF 1957 - r . , . Y . 7 I R . i 1 ' 9 v . - . , o 7 - ! 7 ' Q . . . , . . . , , . , , , . r. 5 ' ' 7 . . , , . T F I , . , . . , . - . . . , rl , . . , .. . .1 . ' J ' 9 , . SHARON HOEMANN - Ace of Clubs, Y-Teens, Reli- a ' ' s - . 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' . in . 2 GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Twelve PATRICIA JOANN JENKINS Girls Chorus Girls Glee Club Booster Club SALLY ANN JENKINS Irving Mixed Chorus GAA Monitor and Band Hammond Hgh JCL Girls Glee Club A Cappella Choir Chardaires JEROME JOHNSON Varsity Track Varsity Football HMen Jr Red Cross Band PHYLLIS JOHNSON GAC JCL Treas Booster Clu Glee Club Girls Choir A Cappella Choir, Chorus, S Class Treas Monitor ROBERT MARTIN JONES Frash Football Intramural Basketball Sec Treas Crescent City Club GARY JOROS JERRY JURCZAK JUDY JURGENS Greenbrier College A Cappella Choir and Chansanettes Hammond High Booster Club German Club Future Nurses, Girls Choir Expanded Arts BOB JURGENSON Varsity Basketball Varsity Base ball Varsity Crass Country PAUL JOHN KACHORIS Soph and Sr Senator, Monitor Expanded Ats Sr Play PEGGY JEAN KAGY YTeens Future Nurse Booster Club LYN KASEL Munster HIY Dramatic Club Sc1Math Club Pres Frosh Class Football Basketball Hammond High Spanish Club Speech Arts Speech Team Foot ball Track FRANCIS KELLY DALE KENNEDY Cross Country Boys Chorus Wing Foot Club Choral Club Eight Notes A Cappella Choir Madrlgals Mardi Gras JIM KESSLER Cross Country Swimming JACK W KIDDER Jr Red Cross Stage Crew, Varsity Swimming H Men Intramural Bowling Mardi Gras Sec H Men s Council NANCY KIGER Ace of Clubs Booster Club Jr Red C ass F T A Prom Decorations JCL Future Nurses .I National Honor Society MARLENE KILCULLEN , - I : ' , . . ., , 1 : . . ., ' D 7 -T . 5 I f ' e ' 1 b' 7 I V r. ., , . . . , . : , , . , . , , ... , . , Vice Pres. Ace of Clubs, Jr. National Honor Society, , I' 3 . , - . , 5, - Z .- , . y .- l ' 3 7 7 1 : r J ' , , . .. , y ! ' 7 5 Q ' .L. Y I I . - . , a ' s 1 ' 1 . I T T 5 1 ' r , . . .. , . , r. ' ' i i BEVERLY KIRKEINER Booster Club Ace of Clubs J Natnonal Honor Socnety YTeens Glrls Servace JCL WILLIAM HAROLD KIRKEINER HIY German Club JACK ALAN KLEE Vusual Ands Automobile Club Pres German Club BTeam Swlmmlng Scl Math Club WADE G KNORR Bookstore WAYNE KNORR Cross Country Track lntramu an Basketball ANNETTE KOCAL JCL FTA Chansonetles Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour Honor Chour Chourdaures JOAN KOENIG Munster Glrls Chorus Y Teens Megaphone Staff Hammond Hugh Momtor Automo bnle Club KAE M KOLB A Cappella Chour Momtor GAC Booster Club Glrls Glee Club Glrls Chorus ELEANOR KOTSO L Gurs Servrce ed ROSE MARIE KOWESKI YTeens Herald Staff DORIS KRAWCZYK Cappella Choir German Club J Red Cross FRED KRISTON ELAINE JOYCE KRUGER S c Ace of Clubs JCL J Natuonal Honor Socuety Gurls Servrce Momtor Vocal Dept Accompanlst Prom Committee Pres Booster Club JAMES KUCER House Rep BTeam Baseball Foot ball Manager HMen MIKE KUCHAES Herald Stall A Cappella Chorr Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety MARY LOU KUTAK Sec Student Publlclty Cabunet Herald Feature Edutor Vlce pres Glrls Servlce S Play YTeens House Rep A Cappella Chorr Booster Club JAMES A LAMOTT Irvung Basketball Football Track Hammond Hugh Varsuty Basketball Baseball, Pres HMens Councrl JUDITH KAY LANGMAID Booster Club YTeens Vuce Pres Spamsh Club, Gurls Chorus Vocal Dep Accompanust CLASS OF 1957 - v r. , - , . - . . , . 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Q . - . . , 5 GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Fourteen MARTHA LARSON Irvtng Band GAA Jr National Honor Soclety Chorus Hammond Hugh Glrls Glee Club A Cappella Chotr House Rep Booster Club THOMAS CHESTER LASOTA Chess Club RICHARD l.EWlS Frosh Football Varsity Swtmmtng Student Actuvlttes HMens Club BELLE LIBSTER L Speech Arts J Natlona Honor Soctety Booster Club Automobtle Club Herald Staff MAX G LODEN Cross Country Intramural Basket ball Momtor SYLVIA LONG JCL Glrls Service Automobnle Club Cnorus Glee Club A Cappella Chotr Treas Future Nurses BRENDA LOVELL Booster Club Y Teens Gtrls ervtce JCL Gtrls Chorus Glee Club ec Soph Class Student Acttvnttes BARBARA LYON Crescent Cnty Club Dunes Staff Student Acttvtttes Mardu Gras Prom Commtttee Gtrls Servtce Club ROBERT MADURA Expanded Arts Automobile Club Football Dunes and Herald Staff Pes D E Cl b PAUL MALARIK JR Treas Red Cross Monttor, Cadet Band Concert Band Speech Arts Student Actuvttues Dramattc Club JCL Dunes Agent HIV Club KURT MARKEL Assocratton Vtce Pres Boys Chorus House Treas German Club Soph and Jr Judge Etght Notes Vtsual Atds Sc: Math Club Prom Com mtttee J Nattonal Honor Soctety PHYLLIS MARKWOOD Ace ol Clubs Expanded Arts Orchestra SANDY MATHENA Dunes Agent Bookstore PHYLLIS ANN MATTHEWS Booster Club Gtrls Chorus Glee Club GAC ROBERT MAY MARSHALL RAYMOND MCCAY Sr Band Student Actnvnttes, Physucs Laboratory Asssstant Vtsual Aids JEANNE MCCOY TERRY McCULLOUGH Senator Ace of Clubs Auto mobtle Club Football Momtor - Nr... , r. 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LLOYD McHlE Expanded Arts LORETTA M-:KEIGHEN Booster Club German Club JCL Stage Crew ELLEN McKlNLEY Booster Club Future Nurses Girls Chorus JUDITH BEVERLY MEINZER Jr Red Cross Fu ur Nurses JCL Nurses Staft Sr Band Drum Mauorette JOAN MERCHANT Booster Club Gurls Servuce Student Actuvutues S c J Class Prom Commuttee Herald Monutor Sec S Class CARMEN MICHAELS Pres Jr Red Cross Sec and Treas Concert Bond Orchestra Speech Arts Caburuet JANIS MlCU Munster Booster Club Hammond Hugh YTeens Expanded Arts GLORIA ANN MIDKIFF Spanush Club Pres Orchestra DAYLE LYNETTE MILAZZO Herald Booster Club F T A Future Nurses Gurls Chorus Bookstore S Play Swutchboard ELAINE SUE MILLER Automobule Club Booster Club Veep and Treas YTeens DE Club Gurls Chorus, Dramatuc Club SHERRLLL MILLER Frosh Treas JCL Ace of Clubs Booster Club GAC YTeens Soph Senator Gurls Servuce, Jr Senator Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety FTA Student Actuvutues Prom Commuttee Student Teacher Sr ay TYRONE MILLER Jr Natuonol Honor Socuety Track Swummung PETER JOHN MILOBAR Football Baseball ROBERT MOORE Camera Club Sec Electronucs Club Fall Play Su:uMath Club Scuence Faur JCL MICHAEL S MORAN Munster Football Hammond Hugh Track Lubrary Staff German Club RONALD E MOTE Petersburg Hugh Pres Frash Closs Sports Edutor Warhoop Journalusm Club Hom mond Hugh Boys Chorus Glee Club A Cappella Chour Herald Staff Pres Camera Club Lubrary Staff MIKE MULLIGAN CLASS OF 1957 ..., - , , . - . , te , , . , ., . , e. r. , ' , , , . r. 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Q , , -, ..., , . , r. , . , A I . . .. , JAMES MILLER -- .. ..., . , ..., - . . , l . , . , . , , .PI - u .. , . . , - , , Z , Q , 1 Q ' .U , ' 5 7 3 3 ' ' GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Suxteen JOANIE MURPHY House Rep Prom Commuttee Student Actuvutues Future Nurses Herald and Dunes Besuncss Manager Mard Gras Monutor RICHARD D NELSON Automobule Club Vusual Auds A Cappella Chour RONALD NELSON Vcursuty Track BTecm Basketball Hu Y H Men s ub CAROLE NICHOLS Booster Club Dramatuc Club Vuce Pres Homemakers MARY LOU NICODEMUS Somervulle Hugh Latun C u Valkyrue News Staff F T A Gurl s Glee ub Spanush Club G A A Student Advusory Cammuttee r-lammond Hugh JCL GAIL CATHERINE NOLDIN Booster Club Sr Play Monutor House Rep Fall Play Future Nurses Book store German Club FERN OLSON Munster Dramatuc Club YTeens GAIL OPDAHL Reluguous Club Glee Club Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour WILLIAM OPPERMAN Vuce Pres German Club Monutor Frosh Swummung a ay 5 ELIZABETH ORR Spanush Club Booster Club House Rep Lubrary Staff Cafeterucu Staff DONALD G PANASSOW Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety Automobule Club HARRY PAPPAS Football Basketball Baseball House Rep JUDY PEARSON YTeens House Rep Gurls Chorus res Glee Club Treas A Cappella Chour J e Cross Chourdaures GEORGE PERA BEVERLY PETERSON Chorus Homemokers SANDRA GAY PETERSON Munster YTeens Chorus Booster Club Art Club Hammond Hugh Chorus L Student Actuvutues Gurs Servuce Glee u Gu ls Chour F DON VINCENT PICKETT Football Track lntra mural Basketball and Bowlung Monutor '- .. A , i L 1 , y - ' cu u us, ' , . . .. ' ' cu . .-1 l . I y CHARLES GEORGE OPPERMAN 1 Drumollt Club, F uu Pl , '53, '4, '56 1 s u Y P . . . l l ' . r. R u,c.., L 'u' A n Clbl 'f ' ' , ,T,A. BERNADINE MARIE PIEKARCZYK House Rep J National Honor Society Monitor A Cappella Choir Honor Choir Booster Club Glee Club Chorus FRANK PIEKARCZYK Boys Chorus Glee Club KAREN PIERCE Booster Club YTeens Jr Red Cross Religious Club Girls Chorus Glee Club Girls Choir Fall Play Monitor LILA JANE PIERCE ooster Club JCL S ee rs N a PATTY PINKERTON Irs Service J Red Cross Student Activities Prom Committee JONI PLAIN e of ubs S u ent A rivit es YTeens Girls Service J National Honor Society Booster Club Varsity Cheerleader ROBERT JAMES PLOPPER Irving Football Basketball Track Hammond High Football Track TOM POHLPLATZ J Red Cross Dramatic Club Dunes Agent Intramural Bowling House Rep Library Sta f Mardi Gras S ay GEORGE A POKLEWSKI Monitor House Rep, Golf Dunes Herald Intramural Golf Crescent City Club HIY Club Expanded Arts ARTHUR POTTS Intramural Council Glee Club JON ALBERT POWELL - Boys Chorus Glee Club Hi-Y ROSE ELLA POWELL - Treas. Expanded Arts Booster Club Hammond High Homemaker of Tomorrow Contest TOM PRESSLER - Frosh Football Crescent City Clu PETER PRICE - Band Orchestra German Club Sci- Math Club. Mardi Gras JUDITH PRUGH - Ace ot Clubs. Jr. National Honor Society, German Club, Booster Club Cafeteria Staff, Monitor Captain. Treas. Soph. Class, Bookstore DANIEL PUGH DAVID HUGH QUICK - Evansville Central: Activities Rep., Hammond High: Intramural Basketball. Monitor, Jr. National Honor Society ESTHER LOU RAUSCH - Monitor. F.T.A.. Girls' Service CLASS 0F 1957 GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Eughteen JUDY REED Speech Arts GAC YTeens Booster Cuub Varsuty Cheerleader S Senator A Cappella Chour Dunes Agent Mardu Gros Lute Savung Prom Decoratuons OM REISSIG Vusual Auds ANTONE REMICH Ace of Clubs Pres Automobul Club Rep Ind Scuence Conference and Governors Conference Varsuty Swummung Cross Country Track u ent Actuvutues S Play Herald Sports Edutor RON RICHWINE House Rep Bookstore BARBARA RIEBE LAWRENCE E RITCHEY HuY Camera Club German Club LINDA RIVETT Dunes Staff JARED WAYNE ROBENHORST HuY German Club JERRY ROBY Oak Park Hugh French Club Frosh Soph Swummung Varsuty Duvung Table Tennus Ham mond Hugh German Club CHUCK ROHDE Intramural Basketball Football BTeam Baseball Monutor PATRICIA ANN ROMINGER Vuce Pres Gurls Servuce Communuty Concerts Sec Gurls Chorus Glee Club Gurls Chour A Cappella Chour Student Actuvutues Honor Chour DAVID ANDREW ROSE Munster Football Basket ball Stage Crew Hammond Hugh Track Stage Crew NAARIE ROSE Pre Nursung Chorus Glee Club CYNTHIA JEANNE ROSS JCL Monutor Student Actuvutues Hous Rep PAUL R ROSS Varsuty Baseball BTeam Football AILEEN ROWE Centertown Hugh Asst Edutor of Scl'ool Paper Homemakers 4H Club Lubrary Staff MARY ROZICH Treas Ace of Clubs J C L Treas Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety Booster Club Chorus, Quull and Scroll Herald Edutor Bookstore PEG RUDOLPH Dunes Assocuate and Pucture Edutor Student Actuvutues Automobule Club Herald Staff, Chorus ' . 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MARLENE RYBINSKI lrvung GAA Home Ec Club Gurls Chorus Monutor Cheerleader Hammond Hugh Booster Club MarduGras Monutor FRANK SACULLA Varsuty Football Track HMen TIM ST JOHN Booster Club Intramurals Reluguous Cu Automobule Club Hu oruan D E Club res FTA JIM SANDERS Varsuty Football Track HMens Councul Intramural Basketball BRUCE SCHAFER Varsuty Track and Cross Country HMens Councul JUDITH ANN SCHRIEFER A Cappella Chour Booster Club Chorus Dramatuc Club Gurls Chour Glee Club JCL Monutor Captaun Prom Decoratuons S Ply Sec Court CHRISTINE SCHROEDER Booster Club Ace of Clubs YTeens, German Club J Natuonal Honor Socuety Prom Decoratuons Student Actuvntues Communsty Chest Panel JANE SCHULER S Senator Pres A Cappella Chour Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety NFL Sr Banquet Commuttee House Rep J Prom Decoratuons Student Actuvutues Lubrary Staff Monutor German Club NANCY SCHULER Sec Student Safety, Vuce Pres Jr Class Prom Commuttee Booster Club Jr Natuonal Honor Socuety Monutor Student Teacher Dunes Staff German Club ERMA SCHULMEYER Monutor House Rep Booster Club Jr Red Cross MARY ELLEN SCHULTZ Munster Scuence Club Art Club Chorus YTeens Hammond Hugh German Club Sec ScuMath Club Booster Club Sec Camera Club J Notuonal Honor Socuety MEREDITH D SCHULTZ Gurls Servuce German Club FTA Student Teacher CHARLES O SCHWINGENDORF House Rep JCL Vusual Auds TOM SELL Football Manager, Monutor BARBARA SIMPSON Munster Cheerleader Student Councul, Gurls Chorus Offuce Staff Art Club Ham mond Hugh Student Actuvutues Dunes Agent Gurls Chorus Monutor JEAN SIPPEL Bowen Hugh GAA Latun Club Honor Club Gurls Chorus Hammond Hugh Vuce Pres FTA Herald News Edutor Dunes Edutor Prom Commuttee Gurls Chorus TIM SKAGGS Munster Football Team, Hammond Hugh Dunes Staff BETSY SLOAN Munster Student Councul Megaphone Staff, Gurls Chorus Hammond Hugh House Rep Monutor CLASS OF 1957 - l ., . I . l , 1 3 A l J V ' u 1 , . . . - , I lb, , st .. JP. 1 , X . a ' 9 I 7 J , , r. a, ! 5 - ,r, ' '. 7 7 - r. , . . . , ..., . . - , Y s a . , , , . 1 v : 1 1 '2 , . 7 Q ' 5 : ' ' ' Q 2 ' 9 Y. ..., . 1 .,..,, 1 : , . ., . - 1 ' 1 Z r 1 1 u u -- :..., . . , . A . 1 , , . . ..., 1 t 5 : ,, I . .' 1 - -u GRADUATING SENIORS Page One Hundred Twenty TOM SMIDDY '- Jr. National Honor Society, Pres. Frosh Class, H4Men's Council, Tennis, Speech JON THEODORE SMITH -- Football, Intramural Basket- ball. House Rep., D.E. Club RONALD SNOW -- Varsity Track. Football. H-Men's Club ROBERT SODERSTROM Ace of Clubs Jr National Honor Society German Club House Rep Vice Pres of Senior Class Varsrty Swimming Sr Play MARIE ANTOINETTE SOLAN Booster Club Monitor Future Nurses Dramatic Club IRENE SOPP Pre Nursing Sec FTA CHARLES SPIHER Frosh Football Intramural Basket ball HrY Monitor Crescent City Club Herald Staff JOHN ANTHONY SPUDICH Hammond Tech Foot ball Hammond High Football Track JACKIE STEENSON Booster Club Future Nurses CHERYL STIEMERT Student Activities YTeens Girls Service JAMES STOREY Crescent Cnty Club JACLYN STOUT Band Booster Club L JERRY STRAUGHN Football Swimming Stage BARRY BENJAMIN STRONG Track Cross Country PAUL W STUDT Ada High Football Basketball Boys Glee Club Band Hammond High S Band TOM SUMMERS Varsity Football Basketball Track JOSEPH J SZOT Bishop Noll BiPhy Chem Club Latin Club Hammond High D E Cl b Intramural Bowling JUDITH E TANGERMANN Girls Chorus Girls Clee Clu , Girls Choir, Sr Band Orchestra FTA Prom Decorations Student Teacher MardnGras Usherette Community Concerts Student Activities 1 , . 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' : . . u , - - , V , b ' ' ' . , . .. ., 5 5 . ! , CYNTHIA TATARA L Booster Cu urls Chorus Treas Gurls Glee Club Chansonettes Vuce Pres A Cappella Chour Chordaures Madrugals Honor Club PHYLLIS TAYLOR MARY ANN THOMPSON Cadet Band Mauorette Mardu Gras Gurls Servuce Student Actuvutues Treas Expanded Arts Pre Nursung Herald Staff Booster Club GAC Monutor ARDEN TRUPPE y, Gurls Servuce Booster Club Spanush Club Student Actuvutues Prom Com muttee Dunes Staff ROBERT A F TULLY Pres Sr Band Frosh Swum mung Orchestra GLORIA TUMBULA Student Actuvutues Future Nurses Booster Club YTeens DICK UPDEGRAFF Ruchmond Hugh Dance Club Weught Luftung Football Hammond Hugh MC 56 Mardu Gras Morton Hugh School Play BERNARD VACENDAK Munster Football Pres Student Councul Hammond Hugh Varsuty Track BTeam Foot ball Varsuty Swummung JAMES VAN SENUS SAM VAUGHN Munster Football Basketball Ham mond Hugh Baseball LYNN VITALE Ferry Hall Glee Club Chorus Chour Art Actrvutues Hammond Hugh FTA Chorus CHRIST VORIS Most Valuable Player Award Football Varsuty Track Frosh Basketball House Rep C WILLIAM WAGAR Football Baseball Manager Dunes Herald Ads JAMES WALKER Sr Band Intramural Bowlung JUDITH ANN WALKER Munster Art Club Sec YTeens Musuc Club Booster Club Hammond Hugh Vuce Pres Chorus Glee Club onutor Sec D E Club A Cappella Chour Mardu Gras AUGUST H WARTENBERG Band Herald Staff MALCOLM WELLS Munster Megaphone Staff HuY Hammond Hugh Booster Club Camera Club D E Club BARBARA WESSEL Dyer Hugh Sunshune Socuety Monutor CLASS OF T95 7 Page One Hundred Twenty one - J.C. ., I b, G' ' . , . 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' 5 ' ' , u , u GRADUATING SENIORS 'Q gn- Page One Hundred Twenty two NOLA JEANNE WHITED Glrls Servlce Student Actlvltles Crescent Cnty Club Automobile Club Nurses Staff JOYCE BERNICE WHITLATCH Thornton Fractvonal Gurls Club Hammond Hugh Jr Natnonal Honor Socuety Spamsh Club Dramatlcs Club Momtor LLOYD WIBORG Pres Sr Class Varsnty Swnmmmg HMens Councul HMens Club JULIANN WIDERMUTH Spamsh Club YTeens Gurls Service Booster Club GAC House Rep Swummung Club SUE ANN WILLIAMS Pres Gnrls Chorus Glee Club Gurls Choir Dunes Agent YTeens Girls Servnce JAMES WITHAM PATRICIA ANN WITKOWSKI YTeens Glrls Chorus Momtor JACK WOLFE Future Nurses Booster Club Student Actnvntnes Gnrls Chorus Dramatic Club ART WRIGHT Freshman Football Freshman Track Football Manager Baseball Manager BTeam Football HI Y MARILYN MAE YARCK Glrls Service, Lifesaving BARBARA ZIEHL Booster Club Sec Spannsh Club Student Actlvntles Llfesovmg JOAN ZILLER Booster Club Spanish Club O ELLEN ENRIGHT TIM FORKASDI ROSE MAY Booster Club Gurls Chorus Crescent Cnty Club Gurls Servuce Dunes Staff YTeens Pre Nursmg EDEN WESSEL Munster Megaphone Edutor YTeens Hammond Hugh School Booster Club House ep Herald Dunes NORMAN ZEITLN Chess Club Glee Club A Cappella Chovr 5 ez. of - - Z .... ' , . ' ' ' V K, . I I - - . l ' .I l x 1 ' I 4 L' I S , , T' , ' - I In - - ' I I A by I I I JEANNE WONNACOTT - Y-Teens, Dunes Staff, F.T.A., E ,, Q U . , Q W , . . I , I It . 5 . L ' 1 - I A , I I I - Q ' , ' 1 5 . 2 ' y ' 1 , R .. :J , 'J ' The Cast Mr. Tony Peterson .... Tom Pohlplatz Elsie Hunter ......v... Gail Noldin Alanet Young ee ........ Arden Truppe Buck Ol-lara ...., Nancy Leveridge .,.A. Milt Sander vv,A,. --- Bob Soderstrom ,, Robin Cline -- Thomas Brentlel Aloclio Guthrie ..,,,...Y. Dave Quicli Loretta liuller ..H. ,--- Sherrill Miller' Andrew Fullluriglit ..., Pete Bomlwergei' Miss lrene Burgess --- Mary l.ou Kutals Sylvia Moore - - , ,G loan Wfliite v-e,e, Miss Carolvn Moran Mr, Norman Garter 4,4 Xlilemly Croueli , e- - luily Seliriefei' -e Myrna Bateman e--, Paul Kaclioris Miss Henrietta Rivers - Lynette Milano Kvle Rolwerts ...... Marilyn Bernstein Mrs. Young s,.e.. Loretta Mclieiglmen Mr. Ricliartl Leveritlge -A Robert Bissell Director ,,---- Miss Oza Clunninglmm Whol's lhe big idea. bully! T1-IE SENIOR CLASS Presents CURTAIN GOING UP H3 Gregori j0l7II,lfUU Nice little mousie. Nice Ilflle ole mousie Ain't my place to soy, of course-but I go! o hunch lhul's cgoinsl lhe rules. As we seniors look hack over our last year at llammond lligh, we find many unforgettable memories . . . the excitement of the greatest football sea- son since we eame to this sehool . . . the soc hops afterwards . . . the blazing honfires on the cool autumn evenings . . . the mumblings of Mrs. Paddy at the l'all Play . . . the gaiety and laughter in the halls at the Mardi Gras. Vfinter rolled around and so did the Wlinter Semi-lformal . . . the evening was romantic beneath soft lights . . . then Christmas was here and gone . . . our days in January were spent in final cramming for exams. 'liournament time Came . . . we lost in the semi-final play of the sectionals, but we were still proud of our team. :Ks Spring edged her way in, we realiled our davs at Hammond High were nearing their end. XVe will al- ways remember the H-Nlen's Semi- liormal . . . the laL13.gli-filled Senior Plas' . . . the night of the Prom, ex- citing and fun . . . the solemnness at Baeeaulaureate . . . the wish to get the Dunes . . and finally Commence- ment . . . wearing steel gray caps and gowns we proudly received Our diplomas, symbolizing four years of learning about the world we are about to face . . . looking back at our days in class we recall the chal- lenges we faced, our successes and our failures . . . our teachers and their own little quips . . . You ean't beat the kids! was especiallv one we will remember . . . high school days are now our past . . . The future Waits for us with open arms and many new worlds. OUR FUTURE IN MATH . . . The Industrial Co-ordination Pro- gram, arranged by Mr. Norman Beyer, presented a series of lectures during class time to stimulate the student's interest in a specialized vo- cation. In the picture at the right, Mr. W'illiam Bachman and Mr. Ber- tram from a Chicago area architec- tural firm were speaking to a mathe- matics class, promoting industrial engineering. Other industrial men spoke ahout other phases of engineer- ing. IN BIOLOGY . . . Dr. Svihla of the Biology Division of Argonne National Laboratories in I.amont, Illinois, spoke on the in- creasing need for biologists botanists, and zoologists in the biology classes. In the physics and chemistry Classes other prominent men in their field encouraged vocations in the physics and chemistry fields. The speakers en- couraged students to enter these fields showing their rewards. satisfaetions. and opportunities. IN CHEMISTRY .. . . Chemistry students heard from Nlr. -Iaelsson, assistant chief chemist at Lever Brothers in Hammond. The steel and oil industries also sent men to speak to the students. In con- iunetion with this Mr. R. F. Yveiss and Mr. Wlalter Iford of the Chamber of Commerce spoke in the social studies classes on Industry and the City of Hammond. 'liliu new faculty mcmbcrs wcrc- Dr. Robert Allen, Nlr. Victor Gt-orgas, Nlr. Dain -lolins, Miss Virginis listen, Mrs. glenn Xvcbstcr, Mrs. Er- mina Donhnm, Nliss Mary llurlcy, Miss Lorraine linkc. .ind Nliss 01.1 Cftlriiiiiiglmm. l Port of the new faculty included lleft to rightl Miss Oza Cunningham, speech teacher. Mrs. Jean Webster, science teacher, Mrs, Ermina Donhom. math teacher. ond Miss Lorraine Linke. ADMINISTRATION Page One Hundred Twenty-six e ,W SUMMER SCHOOL FACULTY Front row. left to right: Miss Georgia Andersen. Miss Ozo Cunningham. Miss Ellen McGranahan Miss Emily Johnson. Miss Mildred Peehl. Miss Edith Stanley, Miss Carol Matson, Miss Pot Ovanek. Miss Frances Taylor, Miss Laura Johnston. Bock row: Mr. C. T, Coleman, Mr, A. T. Bolt. Mr. Donald Harper, Miss Elizabeth Orr Dr. O. L Rapp, Mr, John Muri, Mr. John Rider. Mr. John Nichols, Mr, Robert Dunham, Mr. Charles Long, Mr. T. D. Reed. Mr. Kenneth Gekeler. r LOYAL SERVICE Miss Margaret Work and Miss Kathryn Harrold. representing the faculty, pre- sented Mr. and Mrs. George Vaughn with a set of luggage upon Mr. Vaughn's retirement after forty-two years of loyal service as chief custodian at Hammond High. CAFETERIA STAFF Front row, left to right: Mrs. Laura Mears, Mrs. Julia Femiak. Mrs. Cecelia Fabiyanic, Mrs. Marion Dobrynski, Mrs. Isabel Adoba. Back row: Mrs. Rose Horvat, Mrs. Mary Mueller, Mrs. Mary Zurawec. CUSTODIANS Front row, left to right. Willie Butler, Rhea Flcgg. Rose Harms. Bock raw: Andrew Giba, William Meyrer. Erich Schmoekel, George Earl, General Custodian. l K Sa' ,-, Z, Rf' V N . .xjw , - Page One Hundred Twenty-seven I X I. Congratulations Principal Oliver L. Rapp on your eight successful years as principal of Ham- mond High School. this year as Dr. Rapp. Although the job of principal requires confer- ences with business and professional personnel, students and parents. as well as conferences out- side of school round the clock, Dr. Rapp found enough time to earn his Doctor of Education degree at the University of Illinois. which he received last june. Dr. Rapp was also honored this year by being invited to go on a defense tour in and around Waisliington. D. C. Hereis hoping. Dr. Rapp. your next year with H.H.S. will be just as successful. l Hammond School Administration From row, left 10 right: Dr. Henry Eggers. president: Mrs. Mcrgciret Allen. member: MV- Horold Chase, secrelcryg Mr. lee L. Coldwell. Superintendenl Of Schoolsg Mr. Charles N. Scoll, member, Second row: Mr. Don Govil, business monogerg Mr. John Beckman, ollorneyg Mr. Columbus Smith, lrecsurerg Mr. M. H. Thorsen, Director of Allen- donce 8i Child Welforeg Mr. Chos Schonerl, Superinlendent of Moin- tenonceg Mr. R. B. Miller. Assistonl Superinlendenl of Schools. Our office staff. Hazel Lindstrom. Pat Ovanek and joan Pawenski. are all graduates of Ham- mond High. Maybe that is why they are so capable and faithful in carrying out their many responsibilities. The responsibilities familiar with are calling our homes to make sure boarding our lost foun- shoes, tank suits, pony car keys. granting per- we students are most absentees are sick ones. tain pens, books. gym tail clips. wallets, and mission to make those very necessary outside calls. and patiently listening to our most dramatic ex- cuses for being five minutes late. It is certain that without the office staff our school couldn't run smoothly, Hazel. who has been here almost thirty years, is practically indis- pensable to our school. FACULTY MISS THELMA L ABELL Soph Cass MRS ESTER ACKER I ys Home ERNEST ALEXANDER M Saph Cass ROBERT ALLEN M MISS ELIZABETH ANDERSEN MA Dramafnc u MISS GEORGIA ANDERSEN E S Siudent c uvmes S C ass MR NORMAN A BEYER B S A B Graduate Work Voca Ilonal Guldance Program B L I E Com Chourman School lndusIry Coordlnuhon MISS KATHERINE BOLLENBACH A T B A B M SJ Camera ub Dunes Herald Newsbureau J Class MR ROBERT BROCK MA Frosh Cass MR C T COLEMAN Program Coordznafor MISS OZA CUNNINGHAM MA Dramohc Durecfor Chclrman Aud Com MISS MARILYN DAVIDSON BS Brology CIub MR R C DEWALT MISS MARION DIETERICH BPE M G MISS LOVETTA R DIXON Class FuIure Nurses u MRS ERMINA C DONHAM MR ROBERT H DUNHAM MA Dunes and Hera Bookkeeper PIacemenI Servnce A.B.. M.S., I I B.A. 'n Ph , Ed., B.A. in Ec.. M.S. MR, BS., .A., . I DR. A.B., ,A.. Ph.D, BS., . ., ' CI b B.P. ,, B.S., M. ., A I' ' ' , r. I MR. . . OLT . ., , . .. CI . , , . T. s.sI, . ., I A.B., , ., ' ' . B.Ed., I M.A. . . .. B.S.. .S.. .A.C. R,N.. B.S., Jr. I . 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I B.S., . ., I Id Page One Hundred Thurfy FACULTY MISS VIRGINIA ESTEN MR A J ESTERHAY Class at e MR THEODORE FRUEHLING M A LLB Bookstore MR CHAS G GARRETT M SclMoth Club MR KENNETH GEKELER o usc M o Musc, Orchestra, Band Molorettes MR VICTOR GEORGAS MISS KATHRYN D HARROLD J MISS LEONA B HAWVER MRS GLADYS HAYS MR GLEN H HENDRICKS Ed H HIGHTOWER M S Sop Counselor MR JAMES H LL B A M A Grcduote Work Assocrotuon Senate MISS MARY HURLEY BPE Booster Club Cheerleaders MR DEAN JOHNS MISS LAURA I JOHNSTON MA S Counselor MRS DOROTHY KARRIS MS Girls Service Club MISS HELEN KENNEDY MA Graduate Work MISS MAE G KESSING P M A Spanish ub Pan Amerlcon Club, TA FACULTY ROBERT W KING MS Basketball Golf BERNIE KRUEGER Football Assistant Track Automoblle Club MR STEVE KUCER BS General Secondary Tea-:hung Degree HMens Councll Intra mural Sports MISS LORAINE E LINKE BA MA Musuc Ensembles MR CHAS E LONG AB Momtors MR LAWRENCE A LUNDGREN M Sc: Math u Electronlcs Club MISS PATRICIA MCCARTY Y Teens MISS EUNICE McCULLOUGH MA Court MISS HELEN McCULLOUGH MA Ace of Clubs MISS ELLEN MCGRANAHAN MR WILLIAM F McNABNEY Intramural Sports Football Programs MRS JEAN MICKEY A B Y TE NS MR JOHN T MURI Ph B MS Developmental Readlng MR EDWIN R NELSON JOHN H NICHOLS A DE u LEMOINE E OVERMAN JULES PAPAIS MS Swummmg Football MR JAMES PECKENPAUGH MA HI 'Qs Page One Hundred Thrrty one MR. . s.s., . ,, , MR. B.S., , ' . s.sV., .A., '- cu b. 'P 'A F A.B., - s ,3- A.B.. . .. A.B., . .. - A,B. B.S.. M.S., Crescent City Club, . ., - E F p I Q 1 I Agfzif-EE.. . ., . ., F f A . w--X 'Tivo' wt-'11 ft Ae.. M.s. .vu V -Q MR. . B.S., M.B. ,, . . CI b MR. . I A.a., M.A. I MR. B.S., . .. ' ' , . ., '-Y ess? tis X :WJ C'-I Q-run 'IWW Page One Hundred Thfrly two FACULTY JOHN F PRESTON Dramatucs Club D R MA Speech Arts N , Speech Teams Speakers Bureau MISS JOSEPHINE M REICHL MA German Club Fros Class M R G R P BS Graduate Work Asslstont Prunclpal MR C V SCHUBERT AB MS Club Coordnnator MISS OLGA M SCHUBKEGEL A B M A Expanded Arts Poppy Poster Contest Inter Art Program JAMES R SCOTT H Men s Council JAMES SODEROUIST F MISS EDITH E STANLEY MR ROBERT STRAIGHT BS Tennis Frash Basketball MISS LEODICIA STRANGE MA Assoclatvon House of Reoresentatsves MISS FRANCES P TAYLOR M MISS GEORGIA THIEL BS MA Courtesy Campaugn MISS VERA A THOMAS M MISS ESTHER WATERBURY M A Graduate Work Must: Ensembles N RS JEAN WEBSTER MISS KATHERINE WILLIAMS MA Nataonal Honor Soc MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS BS Graduate Work Audutrng Sponsor JOHN W WONSOWITZ Cross Country Track J H WOOD MA Vlsual Aids MISS MARGARET WORK BA MA J MR STANLEY ZALEY BS Cadet Band MISS CAROL MATSON IBookstoreI MISS KATHRYN MaclNTYRE Calelerua Manager -1-1-3-1 1 STARTING THE YEAR BIE X Highlighting the first month of school vias 1 diy off for the students ind an interesting trip for the te lthers to see industry in action Though the transportation divisions were the in the lrea These trips arranged through the Chimber of Commerce ind the schools attempted to do txxo things to give the teachers 1 background mth vshich to better understand their pupils environment md to enible the teicher to find out what to stress in elasses toyvtrd his students future employment ln M ty the industries become our guests on BLIE Dly They are shovin exhibits listen to talks ind observe classes in order to see what the school system is doing toward training future employees TRESHMEIN ORIENTATION ln August ind September our Association sponsors Freshman Orientation to acquaint the neu freshmen mth Hzmmond I-lieh Beside receiying their class schedules they are given Open Doors 1nd The Purple Book student hrndbools Assemblinv in the cafeteria the freshies l1stened to speeches by the Association officers Paul Hinton Kurt Marlxel and Robin Cline th president of Booster Club Elune Kruger, 1 member of The Board of Education fteulty members ind their counselor Mr Robert Brock Page One Hundred Thirfy three ll 'fx' fn.-, -- 1 li- A - ',', - 4 - ' , fy in .r :.fi' i I' aw ata M X ' g ' ' ....e..... ' ,Q 2 Il t - ffy .4 . . Ll h 12-' ' ' . ' r. ' ' gg 1. . . . DA ' 'K 'K ' K ' ' S ' 2 2 ' ' 2 ' i ' ' i 1 ' s ,Q - . as I y l K l I ' ' ' I v, Q most popular, many' teachers chose to see banks, small industries. oil refineries, and steel mills I A 2 4, - 4 A . . 1 f I 1 4 T 2 T 4 2 4 A 1 1 A ' 2 ' 2 ' ' 2 ' b ' 2 i ' '. ' ' 2 ' 1 ' 7 ' 4 - . . . . 2 . A ' -' ' ' , ' - 2 r , 2 4 1 l J 4. ' 0. A 7 . I ' f I . . ' T 2 ' ' ' . i D , 2. i' l 1 ' ' MAKING GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS AND PLEASING YOU . . . THIS IS OUR DESIRE O 45 0 L e and his staff II CS GO FORMAL Personal Servlce RENT WHITE POWDER BLUE and CHARCOAL PINK Also SHOES and Choice CUMBERBUNDS Look Better Feel Better SPECIAL STUDENT RATES MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY 5315 HOHMAN AVENUE Open Monday and Thursday HAMMOND INDIANA Tull 9 00 pm WEstmore I 5070 I I ' of a ef. Fit Better I fai ' K wk 5,11 ivy- A' V .L Y 5 X. b' F' Congratulations 'ro he R Sensor Class from PULLMAN STANDARD CQNWAY CAL'-IGAN Cgpp HAMMOND INDIANA See Fehrmg For Watch Repairing 25 Years Experuence I Calumet Auto Parts Co 7338 Cammy Ave Hammond 5503 Calumet Avenue Teleohone WEstmorc 1 1596 t Fehring lewlers Car Manufacturing Company N I4I4 FIELDS STREET HAMMOND INDIANA Pullman-Standard Newspapers Make a Bug Difference rn People s Lnves EVERYDAY' The Hammond Tumes Calumet Regson 5 Home Newspaper ward Dowling Mayor of Hammond ALL MAKES OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS E asus e Dsfrabutors of SMITH CORONA Ma ual and Electrc Typewr ters Be Sure to See the Worlds Frst elephone West e 2 6210 frm rmmo fan fm' Offfcf faves OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 523 STATE STREET . x IV i A o n l i u y 1 ' i ELECTRIC SMITH CORONA T m-:r - MINER DUNN Completely Air Condftioned FOUNTAIN SERVICE CARRY OUT OQDERS 5452 Calumet Avenue HAMMOND INDIANA WEsfmore 3 9415 Congratulations to the Sensor Class from ammond Pest Control W I-lnmmono Pesr Connor. Co ,F 638 Washnn ton Sf Our Congrotulotlons to the Members of the Sensor Closs BOTTLING CCMPANY In East Chicago, Indiana Commencement...- To the Class ot 57 :ts the end of actnvutnes :ts the last football game the tanal curtaun on the sensor play the long weekend ot the yunuor prom and graduataon Commencement ns the beglnnang the start ot a new way ot lute wlth new frendslwlps and new ventures and thrills 5 Sits ,. Q- 'K ll QWW i ll sw W ' v nun f 4- V.. T : . -. , . 'J V 4 ' . 9 i Q f AT gov ...W If ' 'in ' Tom and Martina 0 Sallnlan INVITE YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO BE THEIR GUESTS AWAY FROM HOME if Herff Jones Company Home Offnce 1401 1419 N Capitol Avenue WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CLASS RINGS Made in Hoosierland by Hoosiers Oftncual Statuoners of the Class of 1957 George Kmgsley Represented by 61 E Lmcoln Street Kentland, Indiana I V, 4 P CB 5 A145 '- DRIVE IN 7' X 5 - iw' ANN. ft' '11 rt A X .3 Q, ,Qs X, Rf I C r I-3. f -IYf9'g-:. gf' if ,O 'OR me J W. Millikun 449 State St. 4, THE NEWEST IN RECORDS By Your Favorite Recording Artists on Top Labels Cameras and Supplies Sporting Goods GYM SUPPLIES 4 J- There are some good things we can t compete with But when nt comes to mulung ex sunt feel good around the neck and shoulders no one can com pete with us! lack Fox G' Sons Hohman at Fayette l PATRONS OF THE 1957 DUNES THE IOHN ANDROFF CO 913 Conkey St Hammond BENSON S SERVICE STATION 173 Calumet Ave Hammond W F BLACKMUN CO 5404 Hohman Ave Hammond BLYTHE GROCERY 7448 jackson Ave Hammond CALUMET BOWL 5851 Calumet St Hammond DIETRICH ICE CREAM 6247 Hohman Ave Hammond DRIVE O MATIC 7206 Calumet Ave Hammond HEMPHILL FLORISTS 445 165th St Hammond INDIANA BOTANIC GARDENS 626 632 177th St Hammond CHAS I LESSER IEWELER 446 State St Hammond MUNSTER MEAT MARKET 619 Ridge Road Munster NEUMODE HOSIERY G' IUVENILE 442 State St Hammond N ISC O 5307 Honman Ave Hammond RUSKIN DRUGS 6820 Calumet Avenue Hammond SERENADE DRIVE IN lndlanapolts Cr 169th St Hammond STEVEN S RESTAURANT 5839 Calumet Ave Hammond SWEITZER FOODS 6406 Calumet Avenue Hammond vAucHNs uPHoLs'reRY 724 ward Sf Hammond IOHN H wlLL INSURANCE 724 Conkev sneer Hammond MARUSCZAK SAUSAGE - 165th St., Hammond 41m VAN SEN us Be B Super Servlce Station eaman SINCLAIR OILS -T L ANNOUNCES THE CLOSI NC SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION OF HIS CAR LOT AND HIS REASSOCIATION OOODYEAR TIRES WITH ABRAHAMSON MOTOR SALES INC 5854 Calumet Avenue WE I 2543 I55fI'1 and HOHMAN HAMMOND INDIANA Stocker Hammond D I C K WOODMAR SHELL SERVICE k wa on vol S g 7306 INDPLS BLVD TIL 4235I WHEEL BALANCINC Goodyear Products Brakes Ignltvon Washing Lubrncatnon ROBCI SSVVICG WAXINC EXPERT 24 HOUR TOWINC 7334 CALUMET AVE. Wfgfmore 1 9540 Duck D Ferguson Prop .. r..r . O nz? .. ,g: 1 55 : Y , . ' S ou re saymg goodbye to your lugh school days but you re saytng hello to new excxtlng days ahead Congratu latxons and welcome to the future' In thxs future Inland Steel sopportun ltles are yours opportunxtles open to hlgh school grads lfyou have some mechanlcal traxnmg or aptltude there are careers open ln many fields asmachlmsts yyelders electrlclans patternmalters pxpehtters boxlermakers There are careers to follow m metallurgy and chemistry And there are opportun xtxes m the ofhce and clerxcal helds The job of productton making the steel needed to keep Amerxca strong offers a challenge to alert young men You can hate a get ahead future through Inland s tratmng opportunxtxes Xou can get apprentlce or on the job trammg to become more slulled ID your trade Xou also can get college trammg X and a college ccrtlhcatc through the Pur due Inland Tratmng I rogram a program vt here Inland sponsors you through th1s course at Purdue Extension Inland has been xn the busy Calumet Regxonfor morethanahalf century llc ll be here tn the future too because ue re a baslc lndustry maknng a product used by everyone Including the housewlfe openmg a can of peas and the G I hrxng an artlllery shell Inland Steel Company sen esthe natlon and ltcan serxe you too nn the excxttng days ahead Inland Steel Company 3210 Wutlmg SI East Chuago Ind Closs Reunions Dinner Donces After Prom Portles dmner dances after Prom partues class reunsons wedding breakfasts annuversarues parties for all occasnons lnduana s largest seats l OOO OOO patrons l OOO at a time There are fave dlnung rooms Famnly style dinners served to large gathernngs all you can eat ample parkmg faculntnes always 1250 lnduanapohs Blvd Whntnng Induana E E Telephone Whutmg l2ZO Z I 1 Everything For e Sportsman Munster Sport Shop HN x 245 Rudge Road rvlunste ssAnsANo nossucx TQm'5 Towne Toggery They are known for fheur prompt and accurate serwce and delrvenes Nationally Advertlsed Men s Wear 452 Stale Sweet WES 0 ' 2 3620 PHONE TEMIII 6 me Ridge Road lVlUn5ter 3 , - ' 1 13 45 di, Q 3 A' Make Reservations Early 1' VF, 55 ' ji I l l gif, , l th ' : o '. lx T S 4? W l'llk 1 llNll'll mm, ' ,x I - sen covens Lim CONVERTIBLE TOPS CUSTOM MADE AUTO INTERIORS 5'h '4'4fwze.T Class for Every Purpose Parkmg for ZOO Cars I and Minnow eVe'1.II-hmg m gIass I-51 A Auro emrann MIIB BIASS .hueuu mu vm Moves TO A NEW LocATloN and TRIM ALL WORK GUARANTEED 2209 16501 Sffeef CARSONS Congratulates the Tel Tllden 4 9512 HAMMOND INDIANA The Hammond Hugh Class of 57 wooDMAR I I Open Monday, Thursday G Friday from DRESSES CQAT5 SUITS FURS MILLINERY I2-9: other days from 9:30 - 5 130 S252 HOHMAN Avenue ruone snemew 2705 HAMMOND, INDIANA ,eyzy . f?g2'i .lt, flrle ,, . we ..,:' H - LANSING AuTo CLASS D O B0l'del1'S Nlilk 1857 - 1957 Starting the Second Hundred Years wit h The Best Tastung Mnlk In Town You Can Always Do Better at HOOSIER STATE BANK or HAMMOND Burgers Super Market ALL BANKING SERVICES BURGER S W W d Sh pp M t Id Cp QQ 0 o ll Main Off' I rar S OO mar ' g C f Bra h Off' S231 Hohman Avenue V Member F d I D p ' I uns er, n :ana - IHHI The Surburban Ballroom Madura s Danceland REMEMBER Open or A WEEKEND! the Year Round ROMANTIC NIGHTS G 0' X, 2 N f.,htl I iw? To Pass U h fl' f D C g h Whe Y Means M ss g I Yea s to Co IUMAIARIICIIND scnunu Av: nnoussvouvrrs mwuonnlnu 50 0 P50 5416845032 , ogg CALUMET AVE AT 175th HAMMOND CARLEY S Mayflower Movers LOCAL AND NATIONWIDE 0 MOVING 0 PACKING 9 STORAGE 'SHIPPING WEsfmore 2 0396 4605 Hohrnan Avenue Hammond Induana - - VX x U .1 -af '?j1 9 N- QR I , a A Eff? gr, 35 .-I 51 ,1 . BI X -' n g BANDS 'N l'fe X ff Available X A rl' 1' y ' ' ,,,.- For Party , ' p Dances 5 . Wit or ' an m Wit out J' H I n Oung Tables ,I - l' I V 1 un X XReaI Fun r I ' me P , ' - lx X my xx I E . I . ' U I ' Peru Dlvlslon of BALFOUR OFFICIAL IEWELERS FOR CLASS OF 1958 203 West Mann Street PERU INDIANA Ad :son ofL BEST WISHES TO OUR NEICI-IBORS THE STUDENTS OF HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL F. W. Lute Gerald L Powell james L Smock C Balfour Company FOOD FAIR Open Mo day to F day 9 to 9 Satu day 8 to 9 Sunday S to 6 822 Rndge Road Munster Ind TEmpIe 6 8340 I O l I v 1 iv' I . . n ru r R D Pres dent V ce P es dent Q COMPAN' LU P21155 I ND RICHARD DYE ames W Dye 1 Westmo e I 6666 -II2 Vine Sfreef Westmore 2 6666 Hammond Induana Yo' TRUCK TILDEN 4 5985 7020 CLINE AVENUE Hammond Lead Products, Inc READ LEAD LITI-IARCE SILICATES 5231 I-Iohman Avenue Tel WEstmore I 9360 HAMMQND INDIANA E IVI IVI E FQ I. I N C5 FUNERAL CI-IAIDEI. Bayless C Paddack, Dnrector HAMIvIOND'S OLDEST FUNERAL FIRM I-IoI1ma.n Avenue and Hnghland Street Hammond, Induana . I in r -I ,I I ' f I ' r ' Nl , - 50. I 734 EJ' ,, -5 - -. qui' , , ' Q .J z L4 4 - em new PI INTERS OF PUBLICATIONS FOR EXACTINC CUSTOMERS X H Nl: PRINTING U LITHO NN -fx JMB! 'Cllfl EZ! il 1 C Q - -r um-umm TQ , My .- A, .-W 67? '7 xI', ,fi ' K' H wi' K I A J F ' ' N f' 1 5 y. .b I Nl xx '1 gi I,-r' . In f ' Q I I I r' Lis' ,iv I 'or T S' . 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