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Oft a fond 32-7 at gala, Nometoming The traditional bonfire begins the 1962 Homecoming festivities as stu- dents await the announcement of the finalists for queen and the court. Cheers and waves from cheerleaders (1-r) Rosemary Colby, Sally Fuller, Connie Wydra, Bonnie Barkley, Sandy Osteen and Kathy Mauder express pre-game excitement as the Homecoming car parade travels through downtown Hammond. An East Chicago Rough Rider reaches for an aerial as Hammond High defense aces John Mitchell (18), Rich Sivulich (33). and Jim Gibson (38) close in for the tackle. Hammond High won the Homecoming contest. 31-7. 1
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A winning smile reflects Ann Lawther ' s happiness after being chosen Hammond High School s 1962 Home- coming Queen. 6 WiMmh put Ridm out Paving the way to a state football championship, Ham- mond High’s 1962 Homecoming clash with East Chicago Roosevelt provided a smashing 32-7 victory for the Wildcats. Rated by many as the turning point of the season for the Purple gridmen, the game saw the Wildcats gain 395 yards in rushing and 19 first downs against the Riders. Ron Sims crossed the double stripes twice on 5 and 12-yard runs; and Joe Cadle (10-yard run), Bill Enochs (1-yard run), and Gene Alger (7-yard run) each contributed a touchdown in the 32-7 triumph. Highlighting the gala Homecoming activities on the social scene were the bonfire, the car parade (in which the sophomore class received first place for its float), the crowning of the queen, the presentation of her court, and the soc-hop follow- ing the game. Jim Bagaloff, Association President, crowned Ann Law- ther 1962 Homecoming Queen. Julie Kraay (Senior Princess), Wendy Smith (Senior Princess), Pam Parrish (Junior Prin- cess), Jean Taliaferro (Sophomore Princess), and Jane Boya- jian (Freshman Princess) composed her court. Charm is personified in Ann Lawther ' s court. From left to right are Pam Parrish (Junior Princess), Jean Taliaferro (Sophomore Princess), and Jane Boyajian (Freshman Princess).
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Upp uIoAAmetL tou i the Che my Bfauom, En route to Washington, students join in group singing to pass away the hours on the Erie-Laekawanna coach. With initial touring already completed, Mr. William McNabney. Hammond High School chaperon, dreams of the coming day ' s events while the train heads toward the capital city.
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