Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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UppeM i 64 m£ti take, a hip Students approach Monticello, the beautiful home of Thomas Jefferson. The building was interestingly designed, due to Jefferson ' s interest in architecture. Being an upperclassman entitles the student to take the Washington Pilgrimage, which is highlighted by visits to Congress, governmental bureaus and agencies, the White House, and other points of interest in the East. Approximately 140 stu- dents made the trip. Chaperones in- cluded Miss Georgia Andersen, Miss Zelda Black and Mr. Jay Wood. m ■Attiirw In the Luray Caverns in Virginia, a guide points out interesting rock formations to this group of interested on lookers. The Capitol Building, heart of the United States, is a sight which thrilled the Washington Trippers more than any other, j Page Eight

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I960 flomenomutg After the game, a soc-hop sponsored by Student Activities was held at the Civic Center. Students paused for a quick breath between dances. After being crowned by Doug Trolson, Association president, Nancy Reitz, Homecoming Queen, smiled happily through her tears. Page Seven

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£llad MaJutM id Fall Play The Cass brothers, Godfrey and Dunstan argue furiously about money matters. CAST Silas Marner Tim Graves Eppie, 19 years old Alden Gates Nancy Lammeter Claudia Lloyd Godfrey Cass Bruce Moore Dunstan Cass Michael Dimitroff Aaron Winthrop Robert Freeman Priscilla Lammeter Lynn Wilke Ben Winthrop James Kretz Dolly Winthrop Cyrena Gilman Production Miss Emily Johnson, Miss Oza Cunningham Thanks, Miss Cunningham, for a job well donel Members of the cast salute Miss Oza Cunningham, director of the play, with a bouquet. The Godfrey Casses and Silas and Eppie are startled by the entrance of a young man who bids them to Come and lookl Page Nirre