Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

Ihiftwg sh ' ining gleam ' s rfrtv ivhite, litiey fe ’ -ju- A ilondroit getftien of Goff’s, laHcl. - ThAlnkea sheet of silver nay, Ribbons of ripples and net of spruy, Shimmering in the waning light, A shadowy mirror of the stars of night. The DUNES ;;-v Academic-Administration Athletics Activities Album Advertising : v- . y ■; ' V- W. I f E IN 1S 5” 56 - 1965) VThii ' is fh£ ninth Dunes yealbodk, published by JourraaMsm 3 students pf the Hammond High tScpool Publications spartment under the direction of its sponsor, ’Mr. A. T. Bolt, assisted by Mr. R. H. Dunham of the Business Education Department. Photography furnished by Bodie Studio and Mr. Ed Dobosz and son Tom. -V- Printer of the Dunes DeLaney Printing Company. Page Two Students and teachers gather in the halls to discuss the upcoming regional games. Action starts around 8:10 daily at Hammond High, especially around the old grandfather clock in the main hall or by the ever changing, but always interesting showcase. Although now silent, Grand Pap doesn’t miss a trick as students nudge him while being jostled by those attempting to get to their lockers for that forgotten Lit book. It’s a tradition to meet one’s friends in the Main Hall. Hammond High’s Herald seems to be the main highlight, as the students gather to discuss its contents. Activity is created each day in the book- store; selling of school supplies and game tickets are two major functions. The clock in the main hall is a favorite meeting spot as Hammond High students gather around it to chat about the day’s events. Page Three It’s not hard to live up to the theme of the ’65 Dunes for there’s plenty of life in the classrooms, homerooms, the bookstore and the halls. One can regularly hear the slam- ming of locker doors and a ringing hello as an absentee is definitely welcomed b k to the Purple headquarters. In the midst of it all is Dr. Kenneth Feuerbach, genigd prin- cipal of these more than ' tefco-agers, who each morning slowly Wya separate ways to homeroom fot-a UuicjQ-breath and a tip from the I uW fm orr ' plftt’s happenin’ today.” The Bookstore is a popular hav JTW r that of paper, eraser or pencil. Page Four Early morning instructions from Mrs. Geneva Boyd and Mrs. Marion Dobrzynski on Jast) minute menu plans. ’Alive in 1965 Come Alive in ’65 is definitely the theme best describing life at the Wildcat Lair for the year 1964-1965. With the sounding of the 8:25 bell there’s a sudden rushing to the auditorium, up- stairs and down, to the cafeteria and the various other rooms which house the advisories, a compact counseling period and hurried presentation of announcements made available to students who by this time are already thinking about that first hour assignment. There are always a few stragglers filing in and out of the office, too. Some are there to pay locker fines and some to pick up lunches dropped off by thoughtful parents. And now, off to class! ' • ' I jwtt r ,.. J55| mm Double duty is made of the auditorium as it is used upstairs and down as homerooms and study halls. Page Five The Bonfire blazed on as the crowd grew bigger with excitement constantly mounting. Bonfire Homecoming Weekend was the first big event of the year and it climaxed the excite- ment which had been mounting within every- one from the first day of school. Hundreds of students turned out for the bonfire cele- bration to affirm their school spirit and find out if their princess candidate made it, and if their queen candidate reached the finals. Left to right are Mary Jo Shock, freshman princess, Linda Sherry, junior princess, Connie Wydra, queen finalist, Jeanie Talliferro, queen, Jan MacDonald, queen finalist, and Debbie Dorsey sophomore princess. After weeks of building class and club floats, the Homecoming parade proved a mighty success and the senior class walked off with the prize. A fantastic crowd of loyal and anxious fans filled the stands and the game started. In spite of the unexpected rainstorm, that Hammond High spirit could not be dampened and cheers filled the air as Jeanie Talliferro was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1964 at the halftime. Although the game was lost, that Purple enthusiasm carried over to the soc-hop which followed and the weekend was considered a victory in defeat. Jeanie Talliferro as she was just crowned Homecoming Queen for 1964 by association president Jeff Davidson. Page Seven On the train to New York, these Hammond High rejects can ' t find an appropriate place for this interesting sign. That’s more like it. Juniors and seniors from our city High Schools left for Washington and New York on Tuesday, October 20. Upon arriving in Wash- ington D.C., they checked in at the Hotel Harrington, where they started their moonlit sightseeing tour. Lincoln Memorial, and the Lincoln Museum were among the places visited that night. The next two days were spent tour- ing. Included were Arlington Cemetery, the United States Bureau of Printing and Engrav- ing, the Washington Monument, the White House, Jefferson Memorial, Smithsonian Insti- tute, the Wax Museum, and the Capitol Build- ing where some students witnessed Hoover’s funeral. Friday morning was open for students to do as they pleased. Page Eight Friday night the students arrived in New York City. After checking in at the New Yorker Hotel they were given free time until curfew. Saturday morning was occupied by a six hour tour of the city; included were the United Nations Building, Statue of Liberty, The Bow- ery, Chinatown, and the Empire State Building. Saturday night the students enjoyed an evening at Radio City Music Hall where they viewed the Rockettes, and “Mary Poppins.” The re- mainder of the evening they were on their own. Sunday morning a three hour boat cruise of Manhattan Island was taken. The rest of the afternoon was free. The following day our kids returned and were greeted by both family and friends. On To D. C. and N. Y.C. Students on this year’s trip witnessed the state funeral procession of the late General Douglas MacArthur. Here are some of our kids paying their tribute to the late President John F. Kennedy at his grave in Arlington Cemetery. Hammond High boys in Washington missed their daily sonic boom so decided to create their own with this cannon. Page Nine Auditorium Stand-Outs Dr. Feuerbach at Association Auditorium, swore in 1964- 1965 officers. Things started roaring for ’65 with the oath of office administered to the Associa- tion President Jeff Davidson by Dr. Kenneth Feuerbach, principal. Echoes of the presidential campaign of the nation where seen and heard on the Hammond High stage as the government classes did their part in an auditorium program prior to election. ft- jCr m IF. I fcMli 1 J Government class put on an auditorium program about the national elections. The Vocal Department put on its annual Christmas program with Seasonal Greetings Cards as the theme. The Holiday Season would not be com- plete without the Vocal Department Vespers and the excerpts for the school audience before the one-week Christmas vacation. Stage settings gave the audience live Yuletide cars. Thanks again go to Mrs. Nancy Jacobs and Miss Esther Waterbury. Band members had a chance to show off their special talents during the band ' s auditorium presentation. The sister-uglies battled with “representatives of the other Region schools for the Regional basketball trophy at a special pep-rally auditorium session. Members of the cast of “Cabbages ' ' presented by the Dramatics Club applauded their club sponsor, Miss E. Andersen, at the end of the play. Page Eleven Trying out with a song and dance number from Mary Poppins is Pat Remich. Rehearsals for the National Honor So- ciety talent show are held after school, as the students show their ability to perform. The acts range from folk singing to mod- ern dance, popular bands, and even a few teachers participate in the fun. Bill Blanford, Alan MacIntyre, Terry Levin, and Pat Martin judged the tryouts for the talent show. Talent Show Rehearsals Come First . . . The Reflections, (left to right) Ted Abel, Kenny Baker, and Larry Allen, accompany two aspiring singers of Hammond High, Mr. William McNabney and Mr. Lawrence Lundgren. Yvonne Satterblom, Cass Pinkerton, and Jack Bailey, members of the Triumverates, sing “If I had my way and Then there will be peace,” a song written by Cass. Page Twelve Homecoming Queen and Her Court Queen (jean Taliaferro) and her court: Senior Princesses Connie Wydra, and jan McDonald, Junior Princess Linda Sherry, Sophomore Princess Debbie Dorsey, and Freshman Princess Mary Jo Shock. Gromps (Bruce Lynn) refuses to leave with doctor Lance Spring. A boy, (Steve Baxter) is caught stealing opples by Gramps and Pud (Charles Downen). CAST OF CHARACTERS Pud Charles Downen Juliam Northrup (Gramps) Bruce Lynn Nellie (Granny) Judy Lee Chandler Mr. Brink Scott Garner Marcia Giles Mary Gorman Demetria Riffle Toby Silverman A Boy Steve Baxter Workman Rick Grimmer Workman , Dr. Evans Mr. Pilbeam Jeff Mr. Grimes Mike Finley Sheriff Craig LaFollette Inky Inky Dinky Parley Vous II The Mouse That Roared CAST Tully Bascom Eric Ahlvin Gloriana the Twelfth Lorna Konsynski Professor Kokin tz Edward Melshen Count Mountjoy Gary Stanek Leader of Grand Fenwick’s Dilutionist Party David Benter Mr. John Beston James Hulett General Shippet Alan McIntyre President of the United States Thomas Bullard Jane, an American tourist Terry Levin Mary, another American tourist Nancy Smith Fran, another American tourist Carol Singer Pam, another American tourist Michele Benoit Ann, a peasant girl Roseanne Palfi Page Lea Mamula Helen, lady-in-waiting Jean Taliaferro Norma, lady-in-waiting Lori Silverman Miss Johnson, secretary to the Secretary of State of the United States Janie Dahlkamp Students — Gary Stanford, Peg Fryer, Jennifer Jaeger Mrs. Reiner, housekeeper for Professor Kokintz Donna Richwalski WAC Jill Judy Dobis WAC Debbie Phyllis Morman - Announcer for National Broadcasting Company Rory O’Bryan Tom Mulligan, Civil Defense official of New York Robbie Austgen Soldiers Alfred Erskine, John Hendrickson, Dick Ransel, Jack Thompson, Bill Jones Will Tatum, standardbearer of Grand Fenwick — David Barger Miss Wilkins, secretary to the President of the United States Carole Brinkman Mrs. Bascom, mother of Tully Bascom Peg Crepeau Miss Wilkins interrupts a conference between the President and the Secretary of State in order to show them General Snippet’s hat. Glorianna the Twelfth, her court, and her guests ali await the arrival of Tully and his soldiers returning from war with the United States. At Columbia University, Professor Kokintz shows his formula for the most powerful bomb in the world to the President and others. Tully Bascum is seen entertaining some reluctont tourists in the Grand Fenwick National Forest. Association Elections President: Ralph Hardesty Vice-President: Ray Coffman Recorder: Jane Dycus Students stop on the staircase to discuss the hopefuls running for association officers. Signs, slogans, speeches make for successful campaigns. Candidates for Association officers relax as they wait to regive their speeches for the second auditorium session. They are (left to right) Linda Sherry and Jane Dycus, Recorder; Raymond Coffman and Pete Bullard, Vice-President; John Rosevear and Ralph Hardesty, President. Page Al Zwart and Jim Crouch provide en- tertainment during a break in the cam- paign speeches. Seventeen Association Week Student portray classes as they used to be in Hammond High years ago in the Association Auditorium Session on Hammond High Tradition. Mr. Carroll prepares to jump for basketball as Mr. Deak (3) watches with Mr. Morretton in student-faculty basketball game. Ed Melshan plays the port of Alley OOp honoring the four score and one years of D.O.H.H.S. Teachers show enthusiasm in early moments of the basketball game but the students came from behind to defeat the faculty. Page Seventeen Oriental Splendor Prom Ken Lawson and Susan Lloyd (at the right) watch as Dave Munster helps Kathy McCain out of the car before they enter the 1965 Prom. The civic center was transformed into a fantasy of oriental splendor at the 65 Prom. Juniors worked during the months of April and May making murals, flowers, tea houses, gardens, and other decorations. Committees and subc ommittees were formed; the junior students could have been found busily working and building in the civic center on the last two days. A feeling of great accomplishment filled their minds as they finally finished their work. The Grand March ended the 1964 Prom “Moonlight Moments which was perfect with over 200 couples participating. Commencement After four wonderful years of work and play, tears and laughter, and victory and defeat, Hammond High seniors find them- selves at Baccalaureate Services and finally at Commencement Exercises. Whether or not they realize it, the crossroad in their lives has now overcome them, and they will likely all go their separate ways. In years to come, no matter where they are or how successful they are, the ’65 graduating class will never forget those great four years at Hammond High. Speaking to faculty and students on brotherhood. Our Principal Greeting and briefing school men from Indonesia. Discussing plans with teachers and P.T.A. members. Page Twenty Administration Presenting the 1964-65 Hammond Public School Board Superintendent of Hammond schools Dr. Joseph L. Hendrick rounds out his second year with new plans, completion of others. DR. JOSEPH L. HENDRICK Standing — Charles Scott, Dr. Henry Eggers, and Leo Bereolos. Seated — Mrs. Margaret Allen and Mrs. Claire Stern. Page Twenty-one Informal scene of faculty in their lunch room (Room 1) during noonday repast. Dr. Feuerbach takes Indonesian educators on visit of several Hammond High classrooms. Association faculty sponsors Carol Fisher and Harold Binkert brief two P.T.A. mem- bers on their work. Page Twenty-two NEW TEACHERS Left to right, Front Row — Mrs. Bernice Smith, Mrs. Mary Alice Hannon, Mrs. Veronika Burgess, Miss Myrna Pushing, Miss Ellen Wilson, Miss Judith Patten, Mrs. Maryann Zubrycki. Back Row — Mr. Norman Stenzel, Mr. John Shields, Mr. Gerrardo Gonzalez, Mr. Ned Staley. Not Pictured — Miss Barbara Arnold and Mr. Jack Siatta. Neu) Teachers - Coaches for ’64-’65 COACHING STAFF left to right, Row One — Mr. John Shields-frosh basketball, Mr. Hugh Dawson-tennis, assistant basketball, Mr. Jules Papais-swimming, assistant football, Mr. Don Clark-wrestling, assistant football, Mr. Karl Deak-wrestling. Back Row — Mr. William Strater-baseball, frosh football, Mr. Bernie Krueger-football, assistant track, Mr. Whitey Wonsowitz-Athletic Director, track, cross-country, Mr. Jack Siatta, assistant football, Mr. Dennis Burdock nolf, assistant football, Mr . Orlando Wyman-basketball, assistant baseball. Page Twenty-three Faculty MISS THELMA ABELL, A.B., M.S.; Mathematics Department Chairman. MISS ELIZABETH ANDERSEN, B.S., M.A.; Commercial; Drama- tics Club sponsor. MISS GEORGIA ANDERSEN, B.P.E., B.S., M S.; Science; Student Activities sponsor; Senior Class co-sponsor. MRS. BARBARA ANDREWS, B.A.; English; Junior class co- sponsor. MISS BARBARA ARNOLD, B.S.; Commercial. MR. RICHARD BENNETT, B.S.; Mathematics; Top Kat Club co-sponsor. MR. HAROLD BINKERT, B.S., M.S.; Social Studies; Association co-sponsor. MRS. BRIDGET BODEFELD, A.B.; Language; German Club co- sponsor. MR. ROBERT BROCK, B.S., M.A.; Counselor; Junior National Honor Society sponsor. vmmm MR. DENNIS BURDOCK, A.B.; English; Freshman Football Coach; Freshman Class co-sponsor; Golf Coach. MRS. VERONICA BURGESS, A.B., B.S.; Language. MR. EDWIN BURKHARDT, B.S.; Social Studies; Student Court sponsor,- sponsor of Monitor and basketball ushers. MR. FRANK CARROLL, A.B. ; Social Studies; Top Kat Club co- sponsor; Basketball Scorekeeper. MR. DONALD CLARK, B.S., M.S.; Mathematics; Wrestling Coach; Assistant Freshman Football Coach. MISS OZA CUNNINGHAM, A.B., M.A.; English, Speech; Drama; Auditorium Committee Chairman; Drama Director. MISS ALICE BOLLIN, B.E., M.A.; Mathematics; All School Play Business Manager. MR. A. T. BOLT, A.B., M.S.J.; English; Chairman Journalism Publications Dept.; Herald, Dunes, Temulac, Newsbureau; Sophomore Class co-sponsor. MRS. GENEVA BOYD, B.S.; Home Ec.; City Cafeteria sponsor. ' Po.U ' Twenty-four . MR. HUGH DAWSON, B.S.; Science; Tennis Cooch; Assistant Basketball Coach. MR. KARL DEAK, A.B.; English; Assistant Wrestling Coach. MISS MARION DIETERICH, B.P.E., B.S., M.S.; Counselor. MR. ROBERT DUNHAM, B.S., M.S.; Commercial; Business Ad- visor-Dunes, Herald. MRS. VERA ERICKSON, B A.;. English; Freshman Class co- sponsor. MISS VIRGINIA ESTEN, B.S., M.A.; Science; Biology Club sponsor. ar MISS CAROL FISHER, B A.; English; Association co-sponsor. MR. BERNARR FOLTA, B.S., M.S.; English; Junior Class co- sponsor. MR. THEODORE FRUEHLING, Ph.B., M.A., L.L.B.; Assistant Principal. MR. CHARLES GARRETT, A.B.; Mathematics. MR. VICTOR GEORGAS, B.S., M.S.; Social Studies; Social Sci- ence Club sponsor. MISS ELIZABETH GLIGOR, B.A.; English. Faculty MR. GERARDO GONZALEZ, A.B., Doctor of Law • Language; Spanish Club sponsor. MISS RITA GROSE, B.S.; Physical Education; Girl ' s Athletic Association sponsor. MRS. LAURA HALL, A.B., English; Director of Speech and De- bate activities; Debate Coach. MRS. MARY ALICE HANNON, B.S.; English. MISS KATHRYN HARROLD, B.A., M.A.; Language; Junior Classi- cal League co-sponsor. MR. GLENN HENDRICKS, B E., M.S.; Social Studies. Page Twenty-five MR. ROBERT KING, M.P.E.; Science. MR. BERNIE KRUEGER, B.S.; Physical Education,- Head Football Coachj Assistant Track Coach; H-Men sponsor. MR. STEVE KUCER, B.S.; Social Studies. MR. HOMER HIGHTOWER, A.B., B.S., M S.; Counselor. MR. JAMES HILL, A.B., M.A.; Prof. Diploma,- Guidance Director. MRS. NANCY JACOBS, B.S.; Vocal Music. MISS EMILY JOHNSON, B.S., M.A.; Social Studies Department Chairman. MRS. DOROTHY KARRIS, B.A., M.S.; Science. MISS MAE G. KESSING, Ph.B., M.A.; Language; French Club sponsor. MR. LAWRENCE LUNDGREN, B.S., M B A.,- Science; Sci.-Math Club sponsor. MISS ELLEN McGRANAHAN, A.B.; English. MRS. MARGARET McNABNEY, B.S.; Commercial Y-Teens sponsor. Bftge Twenty-six MR. WILLIAM McNABNEY, B.S., M.S.; Senior Class Counselor, Senior National Honor Society sponsor. MRS. MARGARET MERTENS, Ph.B.; English; Sophomore Class co-sponsor. MISS JEAN MOEHLMAN, B.S., M.S.; library. MRS. JANICE MONTGOMERY, A.B ; Language; Chairman For- eign Language Department. MR. DON MORETTON, B.S., M.S.; Commercial; Business Oc- cupations Club sponsor. MR. JOHN MURI, Ph.B. M.S.; English; Organist. MR. JOHN NICHOLS, B.S., MBA.; Commercial. MR. MARK PANTON, A.B., M.A.; Social Studies. MR. JULES PAPAIS, B.S., M.S.; Science; Swimming Coach; Backfield Football Coach; H-Men’s Club sponsor. MISS JUDY PATTEN, B.S.; Physical Education; Cheerleading Coach. MR. JOHN PRESTON, A.B., M.A.; English; Chess Club sponsor. MISS MYRNA PUSHING, B.S., R.N.; Nurse; Future Nurses Club sponsor. Faculty MRS. MARY SERSIC, A.B., M.E.; Language. MR. JOHN SHIELDS, M.A., B.S.; Commercial; Freshman Basket- ball Coach. MR. JACK SIATTA, B.S.; Social Studies; Varsity Line Coach. MR. CHARLES SIZEMORE, B.A., M.S.; Science. MRS. CHARLES F. SMITH, M.S., B.S.; Home Economics. MR. JAMES SODERQUIST, A.B., M.A.; Social Studies; Future Teachers Club sponsor. MR. JAMES OUALKINBUSH, B.M., Ed., M.N.Ed.j Instrumental Music; Concert Band and Orchestra, Music Appreciation; Pom-Pom Girl ' s sponsor. MR. T. D. REED, A.B., M.A.; English, Speech. MR. AUGUST SCHISCHKA, B.S.; Commercial; Hi-Y sponsor. MR. C. V. SCHUBERT, A.B., M.A.; Commercial Department Chairman. MRS. JOSEPHINE SCHUBERT, B.S., M.A.; City Language De- partment coordinator; German Club sponsor. MISS OLGA SCHUBKEGEL, A.B., M.A.; City Art Coordinator; Expanded Arts Club sponsor. Page Twenty-seven Faculty MR. NED STALEY, B.S.; Sociol Studies; Speech Arts Sponsor. MISS EDITH STANLEY, B.A., M.A.; English. MR. NORMAN STENZEL, B.S.; Social Studies. MISS LEODICIA STRANGE, A.B.; English Department Chairman. MR. WILLIAM M. STRATER, B.S., M S.; Social Studies; Baseball Coach; Freshman Football Coach. MISS GEORGIA THIEL, B.S., M.A.; Home Economics. MISS VERA A. THOMAS, B.A., M.A.; Mathematics. MISS ESTHER WATERBURY, A.B., M.A.; Vocal Music co-ordinator. MRS. JEAN WEBSTER, B.S., M.S.; Science. MISS KATHERINE WILLIAMS, B.S., M.A.; Mathematics. MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS, B.S. in Commerce, M.S.; Com- mercial. MISS ELLEN WILSON, B.S.; Mathematics; Red Cross Sponsor; Cheering Block sponsor. MR. JOHN WONSOWITZ, B.S.; Social Studies; Track and Cross Country Coach; Athletic Director. MR. JAY WOOD, B.S., M.A.; Science Department Chairman; Audio-Visual; Building co-ordinator. MISS MARGARET WORK, B.A., M.A.; Language; Junior Classi- cal League co-sponsor. MR. ORLANDO WYMAN, B.S.; Physical Education; Head Bas- ketball Coach; Assistant Baseball Coach. MRS. MARYANN ZUBRYCKI, B.A.; Mathematics. Page Twenty-eight Seen in Mr. Stenzel ' s Contemporary History class— could this be a picture of the route Dean Ruskis following from Washington to Viet Nam? Administration Activities Mr. Homer Hightower, sophomore coun- selor, shows Miss Kathy Smith a letter to be typed for him. Miss Alice Bollin, dressed in the era of four score and one carries on in the traditional Hammond High manner. (Les- son and plans, no doubt.) Page Twenty-nine The assistant principal, Mr. T. F. Freuhling, has a constant busy schedule, ranging from the disciplining of students to the directing of the sales of all athletic tickets. Working in coordination with the bookstore helpers Mr. Freuhling makes sure the bookstore is kept up to par. Mr. Fruehling, Disciplinary Counselor and Assistant Principal. Left to right, Row 1 — Linda Rosenau, Barbara Gottschall, Susie McHie, Annette Weineski, Susie Pressler, Beverly Kaufman, Donna Richwalski. Row 2 — Martha Findling, Lynn Chapman, Joan Jackewicz, Carla Herschberger, Reginna Hester, and seated is Miss Kathy Smith, head secretary to the counselors. The counselors are open to con- sultation with students at any time during the day. The Counseling Department tries to make each student’s stay at Hammond High enjoyable and worthwhile. Hammond High’s efficient counselors are pictured left to right — Mr. Homer Hightower, sophomore counselor, (seated) Mr. James Hill, head counselor, Mr. William McNabney, senior counselor, Mr. Robert Brock, junior counselor and Miss Marion Dietrich, freshman counselor. Page Thirty Cafeteria ladies, Isabel Adoba, Cecilia Fabiyanic, and Margaret Kokinda, begin preparing lunch for hundreds of students. Cafeteria Sidelights The high point of a student’s day is lunch. After slaving through three or four periods, a student looks forward to his lunch hour and a good meal. The ones to thank for this good meal are the Hammond High Cafeteria ladies. They work hard all morning to prepare a good, well-balanced meal for the student body. A look at the numerous six-foot tall boys in the school confirms the success of the cafeteria ladies. For the students who do not wish to eat in the cafeteria, Virginia Laird can be found in the lower hall selling milk, pretzels and potato chips. Lou Ellen Powers and Lily Boyer make the sandwiches to be sold at lunch hour. Busy isn ' t it??? Page Thirty-two Custodians George Earl, ' head boss ' of maintenance crew shows ‘butter and egg ' man assist- ant, Parks oil cups. John and Norman take over. If you want the floors massaged right, at least show them how, says Parks. Two ringsl That’s usl Says John double to the office. on the Hammond High’s monitors are on duty at all times. Collecting attendance slips at the beginning of each hour and checking valid admits are only several of the numerous as- signments that are required of the monitors. Monitors Bill Blandford and Ian Sachs make sure that Dorothy Rosenau has a valid admit. MONITORS Left to right. Row 1 — Donna Richwalski, Donna Wiley, Pam Ballard, Kathy McCain. Row 2 — Lorna Konsynski, Linda Brown, Michele Benoit, Linda Tomlin. Row 3 — Cathy Grandbois, Madeline Brauer, Chris Weis. Row 4 — Jack Thompson, Brian Mangold, Sharon Latham, Pam Kraegel. Row 5 — Paul Bevin, Brian Benko, Bob Geisen, Dave Grandbois. Row 6 — Chuck Richards, Don Brietzke, Roger Munzel, Jim Michaw, Brant Hayes. MONITORS Left to right. Row 1 — Theresa Burbich, Susan Pressler, Renee Troppe, Janet Guy, Patty Petrick. Row 2 — Connie Wydra, Judy Austgen, Joye Baiden, Susie McHie. Row 3 — Susan Troy, Pam Sutliff, Sue Glinski, Susan Sweringa. Row 4 — Carole Brinkmann, Jackie Ross, Alan McIntyre, Mike Durco. Row 5 — Warren Hoeman, Mike Findley, Marty Kocman, Larry Roames, Alan Jenvey. Page Thirty-four BOOKSTORE WORKERS Left to right. Row 1 — Cindy Mann, Wanda Martin, Pam Kaiser, Kathy Klapkowski, Chris Beare, Bernadette Haryasz, Julie Dalton, Wynona Sinclair, Margie Lozano, and Jeri Brezinski. Row 2 — Bob Kramer, Tom Gruendel, John Tilden and Lorraine Kurtz. Could it be that Sandy Horton, office clerk, is trying to persuade Charlene Kramer, bookstore su pervisor, for a sectional ticket? Bookstore Tickets, tablets, paperbacks, pen fillers, text books, pencils, erasers, depository funds, paying bills covers a multitude of activities which happen in the high school bookstore daily. The most dramatic activ- ity starts with long lines for tournament ticket buyers. Left to right Row 1 — Julie DeRolf, Karen Loh, Sue Omileon, Mr. T. Fruehling. Row 2 Linda Meyers, Terry Graves, Undo Lindsay, and Dorothy Malm. Page Thirty-five LIBRARY ASSISTANTS librarians (l-r — Carie Weeks, Candi Jus- ko, Sherry Simerly, Fred Smith, Pat Mc- Cullough, Allen Rodgers, Norman Tapper. Seated is Miss Jean Moelhman. More Helpers The library and lab assistants provide a very important function at Hammond High and their aid is greatly appreciated. They give up one hour each day for a one-half credit per semester, and perform their services skillfully under the super- vision of faculty advisors. LAB ASSISTANTS Language lab assistants (l-r) — Lynette Fisher, Cindy Nawracaj, Anne Slattery, Cathy Conner, Jan McDonald. Back Row — Linda Burgess, David Pritz, Jerry Krysa, John Surowiec, Dick Delay, Bob Rudy, Ray Bright, Bill Roper, Lynn Chapman, David Waller Phil Olson and Jerry Rudy. Page Thirty-six After numerous tryouts and many rehearsals as groups and individual numbers, the great night came and the entertainers with Ceorge Cohan McNabney, producer, played to a packed house. The goal of a $1,000 scholarship was more than reached and all said it was “the most” as a variety attraction. Hollywood scouts were reported in the audience. A Show of Talent Summer School Jim Cohen is explaining to his teacher Mr. John Friend, what he has learned in Driver Education. Drivers Education Student cautiously signals for the right turn. Mr. Strater checks radiator and oil stick with students Bertha Nebel, Karen Lah and Bob Burke. Page Thirty-eight Mrs. Marie Gnass completes her duties at Hammond High School in the coun- selor ' s office as she discusses problems with office helper. Kip Thornton gets advice on future plans from Junior Counselor Mr. Robert Brock and Sophomore Counselor Mr. H. M. Hightower. Besides a large summer school there were many activ- ities but none could top Driver Education which boasted mov- ies, study in the auditorium and actual graphic studies in the class room. Outsiders of course saw only the budding drivers getting valuable in- structions behind the wheel of brand new D.E. cars. Art Department Head of the Art Department, Miss Olga Schubkegel, works hard to instill an appreciation of all types of art in her students. This tree, adorned entirely with original ornaments from members of the Art Department, cheered up the main hall and added to the spirit of the Christmas season. Members of the Art Department created these prize winning egg projects as a tribute to the Easter season. Page Forty Mr. Schubert, head of Business Dept. Business Mr. Shields ( the dancing man ) dem- onstrates the use of mimeograph machine to his students. Transcribing notes and checking those from tapes can be fun. Business students found a new use for the language lab this year. Page Forty-one Page Forty-two Language City language co-ordinator, Mrs. Josephine Schubert, also finds satisfaction in teaching German Mr. Gonzalez, the cheerful new addition to Language Department, conducts his class in the Language Lab. Spanish instructress, Mrs. Sersic, has student do conjugation of verbs on the blackboard. % Language students board plane tor summer exchange program, Page Forty-three Home-Ec Nothing is more practical than training the Home Maker. In fact many girls took time out to vie for that award through a national test. Miss Thiel proudly announces to Nancy Smith that she is the homemaker of the year. The art of creating, follow- ing patterns and coming up with something having in- structional value and utility — that’s something all can profit by doing. A sewing technique, that Miss Thiel is instructing her class is the threading of the machine. Page Forty-four The Home-Ec. department had two added attractions this year; Mrs. Smith and a crew of young men. As the year progressed so did future cooks; perhaps even a Bobby Crocker. Mrs. Smith casts an approving glance as three of her students bake a batch of imaginary muffins. It ' s also a “Man’s World. Envy is showing as the boys show the girls a new dish they have created. Page Forty-five Sandy Bowman, Editorial Advisor, discusses the feature page with her feature writers, Linda Lindsay, Sherry Hendricks, Bonnie Bishop, Lea Mamula and Torrie Dardis. Junior member of staff, Judy Talty, gets pointers from Senior staff members, Pam Poracky, Pat Talty, and Mary Swanton. Members of Herald business staff, Mary Chamberlain, Beth Archer, and Dennis Murphy, decide on advertising rates. Page Forty-six Herald Staff Publications Supervisor A. T. Bolt Business Advisor R. H. Dunham Published bi-monthly during the school year by students of Journalism I and II of Hammond High School. Charter Member of NSPA, IHSPA, Quill and Scroll, and CSPA (Press Associations). En- tered as second class matter at the Post Office at Hammond, Indiana, October 5, 1922, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing authorized Dec., 1933. Editor-in-Chief (Second Semester) Pam Poracky Managing Editor Mary Swanton Editorials Sandy Bowman News Editor ... Pat Talty News Bureau .. — J .. Karen Klein Feature Editor Linda Lindsay Club Editor Bonnie Bishop Sports Editor Dave Novakowski Sports Writer Bruce Smith News Reporters Lea Mamula Sherry Hendricks Advertising Manager Alan Horlick Beth Archer Business Manager Dennis Murphy Circulation Torrie Dardis Assistant Circulation Mary Chamberlain Karen Klein (right), Newsbureau Editor, confers with Pam Poracky, Editor-in-Chief, before submitting news to the Hammond Times. Editor, Bill Butkus, (center left) talks over special sports flier, with Sports writers, Bruce Smith (far left), Dave Novakowski, and Dennis Murphy, Business Manager. Page Forty-seven Dunes Staff When this section of the Dunes went to press the staff members were frantically getting in the remaining pages of the book to meet that “im- possible deadline” they realized they would have to eventually meet. High resolves were recorded by jun- ior staff members that NEXT year’s book would be all wrapped up by Christmas. Herewith the sports de- partment interrupted with “but how will you get in spring sports. There was an answer for that also. Turning to the final page of this year’s Dunes interested readers will find staffers and positions of those who produced this year’s Dunes. Donnajean Slack and Lori Silverman, editors-in-chief of the 1965 DUNES, lean on their advisor, Mr. A. T. Bolt for direction and support. Marianne Satterblom helps Pat Benson as she tackles her difficult job of getting each activity list correct for every senior with a picture appearing in the senior section of the DUNES. Lora Ward and Renee Troppe sort through scores of pictures in order to find just the right one that will complete another page. Page Forty-eight Oh Ave a anfw Bill Dorigan and Mary Eaton finger through Dunes for new ideas. Dunes Staff Members fu Ht. cAkj IbevTlPV TW IS Vtx 7 Photographer Tom Dobosz checks brown lines, while Ken Pence checks sport copy. Torie Dardis meditates. (r A _ Lynda Carlson and Carol Claybourn relax from ' ad duty.’ Concert Band, which consists of 96 pieces plays for fall and winter concerts. Guest Soloist, Mrs. Vicki Peck, Nikki Peck and Jim Hullett sing a song from Sound of Music ' accompanied by the Concert Band. Director of the Band and Orches- tra Mr. James Qualkinbush strikes a downbeat for Tschaikowski ' s Fourth Symphony. Drum Section of Band: Donna Rubich, John Serefin, Donna Haz- en, Walter Macrejewski, and Rod- ger Studebaker. Page Fifty land and Orchestra Performs Full orchestra plays “Sleigh Ride under baton of Mr. Qualkinbush. Band plays many of its stirring overtures and novelty numbers. The orchestra strikes a formal pose on stage before going into a popular Strauss waltz. Vocal Department Girl ' s choir spends 7th hours practicing in the music room. CHANSONETTES Left to right, Row 1 — Sharon Grubb, Jean McFadden, Pam Campbell, Joellyn Stillson, Linda Mcllroy, Lorene Biddings. Row 2 — Linda Selsor, Marcia Williams, Julia Cald- well, Sharon Crute, Gisela Gebbard, Ed- wina Zisoff. MELODEARES Left to right, Row 1 — Shirley Neal, Diana Bencur, Carolyn Williams, Susie Craig, Cindy Lang. Row 2 — Pam Cohen, Dorothy Sweitzer, Carolyn Tyler, Susan Clark, Jennifer Jaeger, Nancy Bert. Page Fifty-two Concert Choir The Madrigal Singers sing a cheery Holiday greeting to the students of H.H.S. in the Chrisfmas Auditorium. They are: (left to right) Michele Milokovich, Raymond Coffman, Susan Wallace, Jim Ohr, Patricia Phillips and Yolanda Lo- zano. Inside the wreath are: (left to right) Marcia Williams, Craig Hlinka, Lynn Rodda, Joan McFadden, Lorraine Kurtz, Virginia Gaddis, Dan Berger, and Gary Stanford. Glee Club Those selected to be a part of the Boys ' Ensemble were: Chris Profilovich, Mike Finley, Larry Wise, Raymond Coffman,. Roger Helm, Cliff MacKinnon, Mark Craig, Joe Smelko, Bruce Norman, and Joe Gardner. Page Fifty-three Mr. Wood, head of Science Department demonstrates a van Graph generator to the physics II class. Science Mr. King looks on with satisfaction as one of his biology students examines a protozoa under the microscope. Chem-Study students make frequent use of the lab. With the aid of charts ond models. Health and Safety students, learn about the functions of the human body. Page Fifty-four Speech Department A leading speaker from Ron Berg, demonstrates his speaking form to contemporaries. Behind the scenes giving these young people valuable aid in ex- pressing one’s self is Mrs. Laura Hall. The Varsity Debate team, a branch of the speech department, includes (I. to r.) Sarah Singleton, Rich Reich, Jeff Davidson. Hammond High’s successful speech depart- ment completed another year as being top state competition. Accomplishments were made by Jeff Davidson, who won 1st place in the state for his extemporaneous speech and Sharon Janesko, who placed second for her humorous interpretations. The speech department also presented an enjoyable auditorium program this year. Members of a speech class learn the art of speaking by taking a turn at the podium. Social Studies Miss Johnson, head of Social Studies Department explains the fundamentals of government. U.S. History is fun and frolics with Mr. Panton as teacher. Mr. Stenzel teaches Contemporary History to his attentive students. Social Studies display attracted the attention of many students. Page Fifty-six Journalism I students busy themselves every other Friday A field trip was taken by ' the Journalism I class to DeLaney counting Heralds. Printing, where they saw the many packages of paper to be used for the 1965 yearbook. Journalism Department Journalism I classes were kept very busy this year learning the functions of the Herald and the Dunes, taking field trips and helping staff members. The Cub Herald, which is put out each semester, was their greatest accomplishment. These students will make up the staffs for next year’s Herald and Dunes. Mr. Bolt shows the cubs how to write copy and layout the Herald. Part of the Journalism I met in the hall. Background shows association voters. Page Fifty-eight Our Sectional Champs Even the color cameras had difficulty capturing the thrills of the final game of the Sectionals at the Civic Center. Although the Wildcat players seem to be outnumbered, they came through to give Coach Gunner Wyman his Sectional victory. Tech put up a stiff battle and many an obstacle was thrown in the way of the determined Wildcats as they snared the Tigers, an also determined five. FOOTBALL-O-RAMA 0 Washington 7 Whiting 22 Gavit 33 Whiting 7 E.C. Roosevelt 27 Tech 31 Tolleston 28 Clark Washington Morton Bishop Noll V. I Left to right, 1st Row — Lorry Biestek, Larry Roames, Gordon Denny, Jim Michaw, Dave Brechner, Paul Mulligan, Ken Nowak, Acie Earl, Hayward Findley. 2nd Row — Arnold Johnson, Jim Demakos, Dave Munster, Ralph Hardesty, George Green, Jim Noojin, Terry Gootee, Nelson Rivera, Greg Sargovetz, Bill Dorigan. 3rd Row — Ken Krupinski, Don Eldridge, Terry Bennet, Gerald Brezinski, Ed Melshen, Phil Kelley, Dewey Fairchild, Tim Voris, Ed Rosenwinkel, Bob Almy, Mike Spelman, manager. 4th Row — Dan Dobrowski, Bob Gilbert, Warren Hoemann, Jim Heilman, Dennis Kon, Mike Herman, Rich Shoop, Tom Petska, George Leus, Chuck Storey. 5th Row — Ron Blashill, manager; Bob Walker, manager; Lorry Allen, manager; Rich Bessler, Nate Stegall, Rodney Ford, Terry Fischer, Bud Hopkins, Ed Robinson, Dave Grandbois, Ed Hanish, manager. Wildcats of 1964, defending Western Division champions continue to apply their tough defense and a tricky offense to determined opponents. During the course of the season the purple gridders met with some untimely, as well as hard felt, injuries which weakened the team effort. Despite this hardship the Wildcats still showed an impressive season record of 7-2. At the Whiting Football O-Rama the Wildcats first faced East Chicago Washington which ended in a tie. The next- quarter they came alive to beat Whiting 7-0. The Gavit Gladiators then prepared to invade the Wildcat lare but the Big Purple was ready and won by twenty-two points 28-6. The Hammond Wildcats then did the only journeying needed all year to Whiting where they proved too slipperly to hold the Wildcats. Hammond won 32-7. Senior end Jim Michaw was in- jured in this game and played limitedly the rest of the season. A dampened Homecoming proved fatal for the Wildcats as they lost 7-12. Coming back to lead the Roosevelt Rough Riders 7-6, the Wildcats were forced to put from their own end zone. The punt was blocked and Roosevelt recovered and ended the scoring with a seven yard plunge. The final score was Hammond High 7 and East Chicago Roosevelt 12. Hammond Tech then played host to the Wildcats and could not retain them. HHS 28 - Tech 14. It was a cold and wet night when the Wildcats again took to the turf. Senior quarterback Larry Roames took the helm and shut out Gary • Tolleston 31-0. Hammond Clark attempted to beat the Wildcats but ended up on the short end 32-6. East Chicago Washington proved too powerful for the Wildcats by winning 14-7. The Big Purple soon bounced back with a win over the Morton Governors 19-6. This year the Wildcats were ready for the Bishop Noll Warriors. Strong backfield contributed to the win. Football End Jim Michaw finds it rough going as he receives a tackle issued by a Washington Senator. This heated contest ended in a 14-7 loss for the Wildcats. Page Sixty-one Rushing Green 7.2 per carry Noojin 5.8 per carry Goo tee 4.2 per carry Bessler 7.2 per carry Scoring Stegall 42 points (In five games) Green 42 points Noojin 30 points Finley 24 points Pass Receiving Finley 57 completed for 396 yards Earl 186 yards Stegall 199 yards (In five games) Passing Roames 120 passes for 827 yards 40% of passes completed Fischer 11 passes for 57 yards 45.4% of passes completed Halfback Nate Stegall picks up a key block from fellow teammate against Tolleston. Hammond won 31-0. Jim Noojin displays quick moves as he out-maneuvers a Washington defender in the Whiting Football O-Rama. This contest ended in a scoreless tie. Many times No. 16, Jim Noojin, is called upon to carry the ball as seen here against Roosevelt. Excellent blocking helped as (30) Nate Stegall, (37) Ken Novak, (47) Ralph Hardesty spring many a runner loose. Page Sixty-two Wildcats once again hit paydirt against Hammond Tech as Nate Stegall (30) goes in for the score. Hammond High blasted Tech 28-14. Hard driving halfback Jim Noojin is wrestled to the ground by a hard charging Rough Rider line which troubled the Wildcats. The final score saw the Wildcats on the short end 7-12. Outstanding Wildcat defensemen stop a drive of a Bishop Noll Warrior. Sophomore Terry Fischer teams up with senior Buzz Eldridge as they soon bring a halt to the Warriors. HHS 35 - BHS 7. Page Sixty-three HHS 64 Bishop Noll Opp. 80 82 George Rogers Clark 62 65 Lafayette Jefferson 67 47 Gary Tolleston 61 106 Hobart 48 80 Whiting 48 54 Michigan City 70 62 Tipton 65 60 George Rogers Clark 54 67 Gary Horace Mann 36 85 Gary Emerson 48 68 East Chicago Roosevelt 66 98 Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 66 73 Gary Lew Wallace 43 62 Valpariso 66 61 East Chicago Washington 74 66 Hammond Tech 70 62 Gary Frocbel 65 51 LaPorte 48 61 Morton 53 69 SECTIONALS Lowell 42 54 Griffith 51 69 Clark 62 84 Tech 73 64 REGIONALS Gary Roosevelt 79 Senior Hayward Findley (21) leaps high into the air against Tech’s Larry Wright (31). Dennis Dills (32) watches action. Basketball Highlights This year’s most valuable basketball player Rodney Ford (23) demonstrates his jumping ability as he out- jumps a Froebel Red Devil. Page Sixty-five Basketball It seems that the Wildcats always start slow losing three of their first four games. They lost to Bishop Noll but then managed to beat Ham- mond Clark. The young Wildcats comprised of many sophomores saw the experience of defending state champs and lost a tough one to Lafayette Jeff (65-67) and then dropped another to Gary Tolleston (47-61). Head Coach Gunner Wyman shaped the boys into a team that wanted to win and in the next outing crushed Hobart (106-48). Whiting also fell (67-36). The holiday tourney saw the Cats lose to highly ranked Tipton (63-67) but once again come hack and beat Clark in the consolation game. Two Gary teams then met defeat at the hands of the Wildcats, Gary Horace Mann lost (67-36) and also Gary Emerson (85-48). Fans saw the roundballers and Coach Wyman pull a close one out of the fire in the closing moments of a over- time period by a score of (68-66) against East Chicago Roosevelt. The Terre Haute Gerstmeyer game was postponed until Feb. 19 because of a snow storm but the Wildcats ran away with the game by a score of (98-66). Gary Emerson then became the third Gary team to fall to Hammond High by a score of (73-43). Valparaiso then ended the six game winning streak of the Wildcats (62-66). Three more losses followed, first to E.C. Washirigton, second to Hammond Tech (66-70) and third to Gary Froebel (62-65). Coach Wyman and Co. then journeyed to LaPorte to topple the Sheers (51-48). Ending the regular season on a happy note the Wildcats beat Morton. February 23rd started a new season for the Wildcat Ten, where one loss can end the season. Coach Wyman impressed this fact to the boys who were ready to accept the responsibility of repre- senting their school in I.H.S.A.A. Basketball Tour- nament. In the first game Hammond High beat Lowell. The next night the Wildcats took on the Griffith Panthers, the earned the privilege of Sophomore Hiliory Hudson (11) and Terry Fischer (15) watches along with senior Jim Michaw as Dennis Dills is helped by teammate Oscar Ortegon in thrilling Sectional Championship Game which the Wildcat Cagers won. meeting and beating Hammond Clark for the third time this year. Arch-rivals Hammond High and Hammond Tech met in the championship game. After scoring 19 points officials threw Hayward Findley out of the game minutes before the half ended. Guard George Green was knocked out by Larry Jackson and did not return. Tim Michaw and Rodney Ford fouled out and senior Jim Michaw received a cut on the head but later re- turned. Reserves then were called upon by Coach Wyman and did an excellent job. Ed Robinson scored seven points in the final period. Hilliary Hudson and Dave Hendrix also did a great job. Terry Fischer did a great job in piloting the team after the other four regulars were withdrawn. The season ended on a dismal note when the Wildcats were defeated by Gary Roosevelt in the regional opener. 1964-65 Varsity Basketball Team, Seated — George Green, Hiliary Hudson. Second Row — John Drutis, Hayward Findley, Tim Michaw, Rodney Ford, Jim Michaw, Ed Robinson, Terry Fischer, David Hendrix. Back Row — Walter Kelly, Bob Walker, Hugh Dawson, Orlando Wyman, Brian Mangold, Tom Dobosz. ' 77£as4 ' 1 cl Rodney Ford shoots over outstretched arm of a Lowell defender. Jim Michaw (31) prepares to rebound. Wildcats In Action Senior forward Jim Michaw (31) shoots jump shot against Lowell in sectional opener. Head coach Gunner” Wyman rallies team in regional contest at East Chicago. Wildcats made a good showing in regional opener. Page Sixty-seven BASEBALL HHS Opp. Dyer 1 Highland 1 Griffith 0 Bishop Noll 0 T.F. South 4 Clark 2 Gavit 1 E.C. Roosevelt 4 First Row Gordon Denny, Lorry Biestok, Ken Lawson, Larry Roames, John Drutis, Acie Earl, Bill Sorrell, George Leus. Second Row Pete Masich, Tom Petska, Art Aris, Jim Petro, Jefferson, Jay Hurdish, Dave Novakowski. Third Row — Coach Bill Strater, Manager Robert Walker, Bill Smith, Terry Fischer, Rodney Ford, Mike Radbel, Eric Ford. INDIVIDUAL BATTING STATISTICS AB R H Batting Average RBI’s Larry Biestek 21 3 8 .390 2 Larry Roames 11 4 4 .364 2 Rodney Ford 26 1 8 .308 6 Gordon Denny 21 1 6 .286 3 John Drutis 22 2 6 .273 0 Jim Petro 26 6 7 .269 4 Acie Earl 24 3 4 .167 0 Ken Lawson 25 2 4 .160 4 George Leus 18 4 2 • 111 1 Bill Sorrell 4 0 0 .000 0 Pete Masich 3 0 0 .000 0 Terry Fischer 2 0 0 .000 0 Team Total 203 29 49 .241 22 Page Sixty-nine Baseball Graduation once again took it’s toll in base- ball. Three regulars were all that was left as the season rolled around. Larry Roames was the only returning pitcher and had carried much of the pitching responsibilities. Backing up Lar- ry was Bill Sorrell and George Leus. The season opened on a happy note by de- feating Dyer 4-1. The Wildcats took on High- land 5-1, then moving right on they beat Grif- fith by a score of 4-0. Bishop Noll then fell to the purple hardballers 4-0. TF South proved too much for HHS baseball team as they won this hard fought contest 3-4. This was the sec- ond loss for Larry Roames during his career at HHS both at the hands of TF South. A pitching duel developed in the Clark game which went eight innings resulting in a Wildcat victory 3-2. E.C.R. next fell to the Wildcats 5-4. As April came to a close the leading hitters were two seniors and a sophomore. Larry Bies- tek the leading batter at .390, followed by Larry Roames .364 and Rodney Ford at .308. With balanced hitting and good fielding Coach Bill Strater and the Wildcats attempt to extend the conference championships to three. Jim Petro rounds third as Coach Bill Strater watches the ball with Jim. Jim later scored from third during this game as they beat E.C. Roosevelt 5-4. Gordon Denny, senior catcher for this year ' s squad, lofts single with a powerful swing. Page Seventy PITCHING IP H R W L Larry Roames 41 15 9 6 1 George Leus 3 5 1 0 0 Bill Sorrell 10 6 2 0 1 Pitching total 54 26 12 6 2 Rodney Ford 22) awaits turn at bat as Wildcat centerfielder John Drutis swings bat. John got on base as Rodney stepped up and lofted a triple over the left fielder ' s head. SO BB ERA 67 24 .342 3 1 .000 8 4 .700 78 29 .389 Roosevelt ' s catcher bobbles the ball permitting another Wildcat run to score. Page Seventy-one Harriers Take Second In State Tourney Pictured above are the six boys who represented Hammond High at the State Cross-Country Finals in Indianapolis. Left to right. Front row — Carl Everson, Don Haskins, Rich Warner. Back row — Cooch John Wonsowitz, Cecil Campbell, Sam Cross, and Jim Eret. Experienced running provided by Rich Warner, Cecil Campbell, Sam Cross and Jim Eret helped pave the way for Hammond High’s second place finish in the Indiana High School Cross-country final. The Wildcat harriers captured the Annual City Meet and the NWIHS Conference title. After placing second in the Hobart Invitational, the Cats traveled to Laporte where they finished second in the NIHSC Invitational. From here the TEAM RECORD H.H.S. Opponent Opp. Score 17 Merrillville 44 15 Horace Mann 47 15 Portage 48 15 Tech 50 1 8- 1st Annual City Meet 15 Tech 49 15 Clark 44 15 Lew Wallace 50 15 Whiting 50 15 Froebel 41 15 E.C. Roosevelt 48 16 Valparaiso 30 16 Emerson 41 16 E.C. Washington 40 94-2nd NIHSC INVITATIONAL 42-lst State Sectional 93-2nd State Final harriers won the State Sectional and wound up second in the state behind West LaFayette. Coach John Wonsowitz’s Frosh-Soph squad ended the season with a respective 13-2 mark. The club was composed of many bright and prom- ising runners. Tim Carlson, Dick Loser, Alan Sarver, Sherman Hopson, and Rene Olivencia to name a few contributed their fine efforts to the Hammond High cause. A one-two combination of Rich Warner (right) and Sammy Cross led the H.H.S. harriers to a number two ranking in the state. ' ' ‘‘Captain Cecil Campbell gave the Wildcat harriers the incentive needed to achieve their second place finish in the state tournament. Page Seventy-two Netmen Place Third With 5-2 Record left to right. Front Row — Neal Kitchell, Brian Mangold, Jack Koransky, Kip Thornton, Richard Fondrei. Back Row — Rodger Peck, Brian Benko, George Doncisok, Bob Stiponcic, Hugh Dawson. This year’s edition of the Hammond High Tennis Team has completed its fall season under the direction of head coach Hugh Dawson. The netmen, in regular season play, fell only to Ham- mond Clark and Lew Wallace to place 3rd in the NIHSC with a 5-2 record. Making up the team this year are Walter (Kip) Thornton, Jack Koransky, Bob Stipancic and Neal Kitchell in the singles division. Brian Mangold, George Dancisak, Brian Benko and Richard Fandrie all played in the doubles division. Rounding out the season the Wildcats took one 2nd place position and two 3rd place positions in the tourney. In the first singles Kip Thornton finished 3rd, Jack Koransky took 2nd in the second singles and Bob Stipancic placed 3rd in the third singles. TEAM RECORD HHS 5 Horace Mann 2 Lew Wallace 5 E.C. Washington 4 Tolleston 5 Hammond Tech 2 Clark 5 E.C. Roosevelt Opp. 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 Season record for Wildcat tennis was 5-2. Coach: Hugh Dawson Kip Thornton serves the boll during practice session as Jack Koronsky takes a defensive position. These two boys contributed greatly to the Wildcat Tennis Team. Left to right, Bock Row — Chos. Atkins, Jim Husted, Bob Chapman, Dan Yarck, Bob Nagle. Third Row — Bill Lorenz, Ron Newcomb, John Gibbs. John Rosevear, Mike Connor, Marty Kraegel. Second Row — Bob Gilbert, Dave Jakush, Martin Kelly, Steve Anderson, Dave Knowles, Pete Karas. First Row — Rob Austgen, Eric Ahlvin, Reed Mapes, Glenn Anderkay, John Hendrickson, Marty Reitz, Coach Jules Papais. Swimming Hard hit by graduation, coach Jules Papais com- bined spirit and drive to form a respectable 1964-65 Hammond High swimming team. The Catfish termi- nated the season with a 4-5 recor d, and a second place finish in the Northwest Conference meet. After defeating Whiting High School for almost a quarter of a century without a loss, the Wildcat swimmers fell at the hands of the Oilers, 54-41. The Cats rebounded from their loss and overtook one of the stronger teams in Northern Indiana, Gary Lew Wallace. Senior Reed Mapes, the outstanding swimmer, broke two records during the swimming term. One in Northwest Conference competition and one in the State Sectional at Valpariso. Mapes’ time of 1:03.3 in the 100 yd. butterfly tops all previous records in Conference and State Sectionals. Four boys qualified for the State Meet at Bloom- ington. Reed Mapes 100 yd. butterfly and medley relay. Eric Ahlvin, Marty Reitz and Ken Behling rounded out the relay team. HHS Opp. 45 Laporte 50 38 Bishop Noll 57 65 Horace Mann 30 41 Whiting 54 51 Lew Wallace 43 17 S.B. Washington 78 64 Froebel 12 50 Chesterton 45 22 Valparaiso 68 A Hammond High slor swimmer, Marty Reitz, demonstrates the form that has made him a standout for the Catfish. Depth was given to the Wildcat swimmers by the diving skill of sophomore Bob Gilbert. Coach Dennis Burdock indicates the proper position of the wood upon striking of the boll. Burnie Fischer provided the needed experience needed on this year’s golf team. Golfers Seek Conference Croion Page Seventy-five Left to right. First Row — Sam Cross, Marty Rodgers, Ron Reinstein, Bill McCoy, Rich Warner, John O ' Brien, Don Haskins, Ron Berg, Al Zwart, Nelson Rivero, Alan Jenvey, Carl Emerson, Paul Kan ' sh, Ralph Long, Jim Eret. Second Row — John Wonsowitz, Sherman Hopson, Al Sarber, Jim Demakas, Bill Lightsey, Jack Logsdon, George Cooper, Ron Powers, Lowell Kraus, Allen Gillespie, Tim Michaw, Jim Michaw, Paul Muligan, Jim Noojin, Bernie Krueger, Bill Loser. Track Coach John Wonsowitz and the 1965 track team started the season strong and continued to do so through the season. Coach Wonso- witz led the team to victories over Crown Point, Tech, Lew Wallace, E.C.R., Froebel, Morton, Gavit. The Cats placed first in the Hammond Relays with 541 and also in the Valpo Relays with 61 points. Page Seventy-six Jim Eret places second in the Hammond Relays. Seated from left to right — Dennis Eucce, Dan Lungsford, Chuck Grelecki, Ken Neal, Ken Wright, Joe Burgess, Fred Deboe, Bill Almy. Kneeling — Roger Reeder, Charles Kremke, Terry Rogan, Charlie Storey, Tim Voris, John Haley, Warren Hoemann, Greg Argentine, Chuck Marlow, Burney Fischer, Doug Spiher. Standing — Rick Eucce, Ed Rosenwinkel, Steve Mudd, Bill Schiller, Jim Demokos, Arnold Johnson, Richard Dan, Cecil Campbell, Richard Schoop, Ron Berg, Rodger Peck. Returning from a year of Mathematics study at the Illinois Institute of Technology, Mr. Don Clark teamed up once again with Mr. Karl Deak to coach the 1964-65 wrestling team. The young Wildcat matmen finished with a 4-7 record, while placing seventh in the Northwest Con- ference, and second in the State Sectional. Capturing Conference honors were Chuck Storey, who wrestled in the 133 weight class, and Ron Berg, grappling at 145. Steve Mu dd, talented sophomore, along with Ron Berg, terminated the season with a Seqtional crown apiece. Mudd wrestles in the 154 weight class. Senior Burney Fischer was given the “Best Mental Attitude” award for the season. The “Outstanding Wrestler” award was presented to Ron Berg. Berg finished the wrestling term with 17 wins and 3 losses. The “Most Improved Wrestler” award was given to Senior Cecil Campbell. SEASON SCORES Opp. H.H.S. 16 Valparaiso 31 3 E. C. Washington 47 23 Tolleston 35 27 Roosevelt E. C. 21 16 Lew Wallace 32 28 Clark 16 26 Gavit 19 30 TF North 19 33 Horace Mann 12 26 Tech 22 25 Emerson 17 39 S. B. Adams 8 Referee indicates two points earned by an unidentified HHS grappler as he works on a Tech Tiger. Individual Records Name Class W-L-T Cecil Campbell 140 10-9-0 Chuck Marlowe 114 11-6-0 Ron Berg 147 17-3-1 Chuck Storey 133 13-5-0 Steve Mudd 156 7-3-0 Arnold Johnson 165 3-3-0 John Haley 156 2-6-1 Doug Spiher 129 5-6-1 Barney Ward 167 4-4-1 Jim Demakos HW 4-8-0 Dennis Eucce 95 3-5-0 Fred DeBoe 105 5-10-0 Chuck Grelecki 122 1-6-0 Bill Schiller 182 2-12-1 Tim Voris 156 0-1-1 Warren Hoemann 156 1-1-0 Louis Olivencia 114 0-3-0 Page Seventy-seven FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Left to right. First Row — R. Broz, J. Visnak, R. Muvilhill, R. Reed, L. Noojin, D. Jakush, L. Stegall, G. Argentine, P. Melshen, T. Lamb, R- Dan. Second Row — D. Golgart, C. Melton, M. Romanak, J. Alamillo, D. Daldovich, D. Conders, R. Bower, J. Burgess. Third Row — D. Clark, D. Burdock, B. Strater, C. Vick, S. Watie, T. Honeycutt, C. Peterson, B. Almy, L. Earl, R. Bore, J. Arges, R. Reeder, T. Johnson, J. Callopy. FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM Left to right. First Row — G. Everhart, B. Almy, R. Gluth, Ed Robinson, R. Eucce, T. Lamb, J. Gibbs, D. Jakush, H. Hudson. Second Row — B. Zellers, R Stringer, J. Caesor, J. Gogard, J. Synko, G. Smith. Third Row — Bernie Krueger, P. Chancellor, M. Heath, D. Poukavich, J. Visvnak, K. Blackmon, T. Brown, A. Moore, C. Pearson, T. Carlson, D. Loser R. Roames, K. Wright, Whit ey Wonsowitz. Page Seventy-eight Page Seventy-nine CONNIE Willie WYDRA Cheerleaders show their spirit and enthusiasm as they lead Hammond Loyalty in front of the student body at a pep session. JANE BOYAJIAN Cheerleaders LINDA DELANEY B-team cheerleaders show enthusioasm as they helped the Varsity squad and cheered at all the B-team games. Seated Barbara Dietrich kneeling Pam Lewis, Nora Wolff, standing Luana Luconi. A helping hand was given to our cheerleaders at tournament time this year in the form of four charming (?) boys. Left to right — Eric Ahlvin, Cecil Campbell, Greg Sargovetz, and Marty Reitz. Top Cats spread out in second semester quarters. Only the Boys Gym could house su a crowd as the Top Cats have mustere The Cheering Block with Miss Groi and Mrs. Wilson took some of the groi to practice in the girls gym and to pe form at the roundball events. The Dramatists decided to try the wings and present an auditorium sessic and a play for the entertainment of tl school while getting practical experien in the dramatics arts. A busy spons( keeps them hopping to plays in Chicag making up players for the All-Scho and Senior plays. Good job Miss Bett Andersen. Dramatic Club Groups forms a ' Family Portrait. Page Eight-two (labs Are Active in 1964-1965 From the largest to the most compact ones, activities and membership showed that the club programs were popular at Hammond High. Some sponsored al- truistic projects for the unfortunates, others made gifts for those of other countries while still other groups sang and carried on activities in a foreign tongue. While most clubs met on school days alternating with auditorium, many found it more expedient to meet after school. Highlight of the programs were plays, art projects, cheering blocks and of course, soc hops. Many school clubs sponsor soc-hops. Page Eighty-three Left to right. Front Row — Sen ior Judge-Bill Blandford, Chief Justice-Marsho Heilman, Jun- ior Judge-Lance Springs, Re- corder-Pat Phillips, Recorder- Donna Wiley. Back Row — Freshman Judge-Ron Harmen- ing. Sophomore Judge-Jane Dycus, Bailiffs-Rodger Peck, Marty Kocmon, Rory O ' Bryan. H.H.S. Association Seated, left to right — Cecil Campbell, vice-presi- dent, Jan McDonald, recorder standing is Jeff Davidson, president. Left to right — Steve Lynn, Secretary of Student Safety,- Ron Berg, Secretary of Student Publicity; Suzanne Pochter, Secretary of Student Elections; Marsha Heilman, Secretary of Student Discipline; Eric Ahlvin, Secretary of Student Activities. Page Eighty-four Cecil Campbell, association vice-president, addresses the House of Representatives at a regular meeting. Page Eighty-five House of Representatives Senators SENATORS Left to right, Jan McDonald, Tim Martin, Warren Hoeman, John Drutis, Dick Thompson, Paul Melshen, Jim Rakes, Nelson Rivera, Linda Sherry, Jean Taliaferro, Julie Rosenthal, and Jeff Davidson. Y-Teens Left to right. Row 1 — Jo Ann Miller, Paula Ramirez, Sue Omilean, Marie Ko- morowski. Row 2 — Julie DeRolf, Pat Kol- bus, Myrna Morris, Jane Kwolek, Guada- lupe Hernendez. Row 3 — Loretta Corie, Linda Maciejewski, Pat Scipnec, Dona Kremke. Row 4 — Mary Badynski, Brenda Knight, Pam Sutliff, Marta Pearson, Sharon Legeune. Seruice Clubs Y-Clubs donated time and effort in helping needy families in the community during the holiday seasons. Y-Teens is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret McNabney while Mr. A. Schischka handles the Hi-Y. Left to right. Standing — Don Brietzke, John Brager, Mike Buchanan, Rick Grigs- by, Dennis Callahan, Joel Corelick, Ron Saberniok, Jim Urban. Sitting — Mr. A. Schischka, Ralph Hansen. Page Eighty-six STUDENT ACTIVITIES Student Activities Left to right. Row 1 — Eric Ahlvin, Linda Brown, Bev Kaufman, Candi Jusko, Jan Molnar, Jean Taliafarro, Kathy Gard. Row 2 — Lorna Kon- synski, Donna Richwalski, Lyn Kraus, Kathy McCain Peg Crepeou, Sarah Singleton. Row 3 — Pam Kraegel, Carla Hershberger, Jane Viront, Pam Sutliff, P at Kulbus, Jim Golonk. Row 4 — Terry Ben- nett, Danny Hidalgo, Craig La- Follette, Rodger Peck, Richard Reich. Row 5 — John Hendrickson, Dick Ransel, Jack Thompson, Charles Van Dyke, Larry Kraay, Barney Ward, Tim Truver, John Siemering, Robert Rarich. Junior Red Cross JUNIOR RED CROSS left to right, Pam Tinsley, Gary Stanford, Kris Beare, Barbara Szypkowski, Vicki Dietrich, Gloria Slonaker, Regina Helm. Eighty-seven Crescent City Jazz CRESCENT CITY JAZZ CLUB Left to right, Row 1 — Pat Chapman, Julie Dalton, Ina Steinmatz, Carol Clayborn, Anita Modjeski, Mr. William McNabney, sponsor. Row 2 — Pat Kreske, JoAnne Davis, Donnajean Slack, Trudi Tieman. Row 3 — Cathy O’Conner, Cindy Handley, Neena Sauer, Sandy Bowman, Linda Shipley, Lori Silverman. Row 4 — Lynde Carlson, Sherry Hendrix, Larry Allen. Row 5 — Lora Ward, Bill Clark, Sharon Conners, Liz Gifford, Mike Miller. Row 6 — Dick DeLay, Ron Levenberg, Ted Abel, Ken Baker. Row 7 — Bob Hoffman, Vernon Hesterman, Jack Thompson, John Siemer- ing. Row 8 — Charlie Story, Tim Truver. Folk 15 FOLK 15 Left to right, Row 1 — Barb Dietrich, Jim Crouch, Al Zwart. Row 2 — Ann Slattery, Cindy Lang, Jana Gott, Pam Swick, Sherry Wollenberg. Row 3 — Doyne Campbell, Solly Nau, Kathy Klapowski, Sherry Besich. Row 4 — Eric Alhvin, Bruce Nierman, Cass Pinkerton, Jim Logston. Page Eighty-eight Expanded Arts Club Left to right, Front row — Yolanda Crouch, Marianne Petrick, Karen Hansen, Lynn Chapman, Noell Nopar, Dorene Barthold. Back row — Dennis Northrop, Mike Connor, Lloyd Hays, Dave Munster, Carl Emerson, Miss Olga Schubkegel. Left to right, Front row — Alexandria Skordas, Mary Nicksic, Sandy Nelson, Marcia Swantko, Jean Moore, Bette Bean, Diane Coefield, Carol Doniak. Back row — Tim Mehan, Dale Alger, Robert Gilbert, Jim Porter, John Kulczuk, John Cheek, George Conover, Dave Meyers, Don Bunger, Bob Groves. Page Eighty-nine The SPEECH ARTS members improve their doily specking by exploring the different fields of oral communication. Public Speaking Divisions The NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE, sponsored by Mrs. Laura Hall, and Mr. Ned Staley, participate in various oral contests. DEBATE (sub-varsity) Left to right. Front Row — Jeff Dodge, Alex Juskiw, Peggy Tuck, Craig LaFollette. Back Row — John Lambros, John Seddlemeyer, Phil Phillips, Rick Wells. Page Ninety Debate Award winning Debate Team consists of (seated left to right) Jeff Davidson, Suzanne Pochter, sponsor Mrs. Laura Hall. Standing are Rick Reich, and Saroh Singleton. Stage Crete Left to right — Dennis Kelley, Scott Garner, Jim Hulett, Tom Agler, Andy Anderson, Steve Emerson. Drama Club Left to right. Row 1 — Jonie Dahlkamp, Carol Singer, Toby Silverman, Judy Dobis, Alexandria Juskiw. Row 2 — Barbara Fel- der, Merry Miller, DelDean Deavours, Sharon Herald, Melinda Adams, Abby Tweedle. Row 3 — Sponsor Miss E. An- dersen, Secretary, Sharon Janeczko, Treas- urer, Carol Brinkman, Joy Braiden. Row 4 — Scott Garner, Mike Finley, Vince Mogle, Peg Crepeau. Row 5 — Steve Baxter, Pat- ric Ahlm, Larry Grudzien, Linda Selsor, Jane Keeler, Judy Gescheidler. Row 6 — Pat Remich, Gary Stanek, Jeff Juster, Bruce Lynn, Jim Hulett, President, Pete Bullard. Page Ninety-one Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB Left to right. Row 1 — Lynn Roddo, Bob Burk, Yolanda Loyano, Jim Fano, Mike Fisher, Richard Mundt, Elaine Jens, Don Slack, John Zandy, Al Maylo, Ralph Long, Rich Hale, Jay Hurdish, Jack Schuffel, Nelson Rivera, Bob Hutton, Mr. Gonzalez, Jerry Kallen, Jim Noojin, John Kantwell, Oswaldo Moore. i ' tJLjA Wii Iff • ! Officers, left to right, — Mr. Gon- zalez, Lynn Rodda (sec.), Yolanda Lozano (pres.), Rick Mundt • (vice pres.). Page Ninety-two French Club FRENCH CLUB (officers) Left to right, Miss Mae Kessing, Jerrilyn Weist (pres.), Terry Levin (vice-pres.), Linda Feathergill (sec.), Katy Szende (editor of Ragoun, club paper). FRENCH CLUB Left to right, Front Row — Janice Wilder, Nancy Koslovsky, Carol McGuire, Kiki Deavours. Back Row — Thomas Dowkas, John Serafin. FRENCH CLUB Left to right, Glenna Crooks, Lynne Gold- stein, Joanne Teliga, Edna Davis, Carole Crozier, Jim Brehas. Page Ninety-three Left to right. Row 1 — Penny Ahlf, Morey Denmark, Wanda Hubbard, Corrine Elmore, Margo Carter, Sue Terry, Arna Kaye, Shirley McAllister, Kathy Wilson. Row 2 — Shirley Swieringa, Barbara Collard, Kay Bracken, Patti Lenze, Sue Glinski, Dorothy Rosenau, Mary Catherine Wheeler, Sharon Potts, Sandi White. Row 3 — Mary Lou Drux, Virginia Storey, Marilyn LaPoso, Kathy Anderson, Suzanne Borbely, Sarah Singleton, Georginna Marks, Carol Medcalf, Donna Lenz. Row 4 — Jim Hulett, Dovid Agler, Tim Seehausen, Craig Hlinko, Peg Crepeau, Martin Kelly, Jane Rodems, Chuck Richards, Chris Weis, Nancy Shaver. Row 5 — Vincent Mogle, Kenneth Mertens, Warren Hoemann, Mike Finley, Charlotte Redden, Barbara Nelson, Joan Jackewicz. Junior Classical League Membership in the J.C.L. (Jun- ior Classical League) and the Rom- an Banquet to mention but a few of the many projects with which the members have busied them- selves during the year are definite proof that this is not only an ambitious club but they’re out to see that their favorite language is anything but “dead.” Left to right — Mike Finley, Georgianno Marks, Roger Helm and Steve Lynn enjoy the annual Roman Banquet. Page Ninety-four GERMAN CLUB (officers) Seated — Suzanne Pochter, president. Standing, left to right — Phyllis Mormon, recorder; Gary Sauder, treasurer; and Sue LaFollette, vice- president. German Club Pioneers in traveling and studying in foreign countries, The German Club can keep their members busy hours showing slides of experiences and friends gained in West Germany, at the airports and on the busses. These events won’t discount the interesting programs the club presents on alternate Wednesdays in Room 15 with Mrs. Bodefeld and good wishes from Mrs. Josephine Schubert who is much on the go as City Language Coordinator, dropping by now and then. GERMAN CLUB Left to right, Row 1 — Gail Dodge, Shirley Kruit, sponsor Mrs. J. Bodefeld. Row 2 — Phyllis Mor- mon, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Arbieter, Suzanne Lanning. Row 3 — Suzanne Pochter, Margaret Dick, Martha Findling. Row 4 — Craig LaFollette, Rick Wells, Walter Swewciw. Page Ninety-five Sci-Math Left to right. Row 1 — Mr. Lundgren, Howard Stover, Jennifer Jaeger, Paul Duncanson. Row 2 — Dave Barger, Jim Strode, Susan Galatzer, David Hendrix. Row 3 — Bob Sarber, Alan McIntyre, Ray Coffman, Steve Lynn. Row 4 — Dave Pritz, Bill Boberski, Dan Connor, Tom Harbison. Social Science Seated, left to right — Lorna Konsynski, Diana Bencur. Going oround, left to right — Jim LaVan, Judy Chandler, Pam Campbell, Mark Romanak, Brian Benko, Mike Faenza, Jim Pratt, Dale Lickwac, Chris Maurer, Mike Speelman. Page Ninety-six Biology Club BIOLOGY CLUB Left to right. Row 1 — William Myers, Chuck Grelicki, Suson Clark, John Lambros, Bob Kon- synski. Row 2 — Peter Claussen, Deon Lammering, Sime Tauber, Jim Rendel. Row 3 — Louis Lam- bros, John Rosevear, Danny Shul- ruff, Edward Rosenwinkel. Chess Club CHESS CLUB Left to right. Row 1 — Colman LaPosa, Howard Petroski. Row 2 — Alan Avery, Kenny Pogach, Mickey Dec, sponsor, Mr. Preston. Future Nurses Club A fireman demonstrates mouth to mouth recesitation to members of the Nurses Club. FUTURE NURSES (officers) Left to right — Sponsor, Miss Myrna Push- ing, Dorothy Rosenau, President, Rosanne Pafli, Secretary, Joanne Bryon, Treasurer, and Donna Moreno, Vice-President. Page Ninety-eight Future Teachers of America Left to right. Row 1 — Eleonor Gross, Judy Adobe, Pat Panchisin, Diane Beard, Linda Parquette Row 2 — Linda Maciejewski, Joanne Miller, Carol Eliou. Row 3 — Mary Badynski, Pat Scripnec, Bonnie Johnson. Row 4 — Lorraine Kurtz, Barb Barrett, Jeri Brezinski. Page Ninety-nine Business Occupations Left to right. Row 1 — Mr. Soderquist, Paul Martin, Susie Grow, Gail Panchisin, Donna Fayesopta, Ann Spoolstra (Treas.), Marti Yoder (Pres.). Row 2 — Karen Yoder, Elaine George, Candace Vergin, Linda Spoolstra. Row 3 — Dick Grow, Gary Stanford, Jane Kwolek. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Girls in GAA frolic in the pool after school for relaxation. Girls’ Athletic Association Other members of GAA try their skill at a competitive game of basketball. Page One Hundred A ' . ' H.H.S. students enj oy the GAA soc-hop in the boy’s gym. Swimming Club In woler, left to right, Front — Cynthia Boysen, Cathy Conner, Paula Macy. Back — Pat Janesko, Bev Kaufman, Jane Keeler. On diving board, left to right — Cindy Edwin, Lyn Christophersen, Renee Andree. Page One Hundred One Senior National Honor Society Left to right, Row 1 — Sponsor, Mr. William McNabney, Rory O ' Bryan, Ion Sachs, Lyn Kraus, Jackie Ross, Marilyn LoPosa, Morsha Heilman, Gail Panchison, Kristin Nelson. Row 2 — Donna Richwalski, Condi Jusko, Bev Kaufman, Roseonne Palfi, Carol Singer, Susan Sweringa, Marti Yoder, Alexandria Skoras, Mary Jane Popp. Row 3 — Karen Grubb, Donna Wiley, Sharon Janesko, Terry Levin, Barbara Reichert, Susie Pressler, Phyllis Mormon, Diane Bencur, Lynn Rodda. Row 4 — Yolanda Fazekas, Jerrilyn Weist, Mary Catherine Wheeler, Joan Bryan, Caroline Harbison, Wanda Baker, Barb Barrett. Row 5 — Suzanne Pochter, Pat Martin, Jan McDonald, Kathy McCain. Row 6 — Howard Stover, Bernie Fischer, Jack Thompson, David Barger, Jack Koransky, Carol Brinkman, Dorothy Roseneou, Lynn Chapman, Nancy Smith. Row 7 — Jeff Davidson, Max Davis, Larry Biestak, Pom Kraegel, Barbara Nelson, Wanda Ribbontrop, Paul Kritch, James Comerford. Row 8 — James Goldyn, Steve Lynn, Bill Blandford, Alan McIntyre, Jennifer Jaeger, Joanne Leas, Ron Berg, Jack Logsdon. Junior National Honor Society left to right, Row 1 Pom Louis, Pat Petrick, Sue Ellen Hendrick, Luana Luconi, sponsor Mr. Homer Hightower. Row 2 — Susie McHie, Terri Conley, Shirley McAlister, Carol Hanford. Row 3 — Cheryl Kirsh, Jutta Gruendel, Nancy Pruitt, Cindy Boysen, Lynne Goldstein. Row 4— Dora Spivack, Kiki Devers, Carol Munich, Peggy Tuck, Sarah Singleton. Row 5 — Dan Dobrowski, Bob Geisen, Bruce Lynn, Brian Benko, Pete Claussen. Row 6 — Bill Meyers, Dick Thompson. SECOND SEMESTER ADDITIONS TO SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY From left to right. Now 1 — Nora Wolff, Sandy McCauley, Connie Brazina, Helen Netos. Row 2 — Susan Glinski, Ann Slattery, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Arbieter, Anne Robinson. Row 3 — Maria Cordova, Janie Dycus, Mary Swanton, Joan Jackewitz. Row 4 — Carol Muenich, Pam Gentry, Martha Findling, Barbara Szypkowski. Row 5 — Gary Sauder, Rick Reich, Mike Speelman, Gerardo Cordoua, Elias Cohen. Row 6 — Bob Kramer, Craig Hlinka, Ron Reinstein, Tom Good. Jr. -Sr. National Honor Society From left to right Row 1 — Luana Lueoni, Merry Beth Stover Christine Yarousky, Kathy Karwasinski, Susan Galatzer. Row 2 — Molly Bomberger, Sheila Paradise, Carole Crozier, Glenna Crooks. Row 3 — Judy Austgen, Joan Nottoli, Nancy Arnold, Debbie Cornell, Sue Terry. Row 4 — David Jahurh, John Gibbs, Carol Creasbaum, Cathi May, Gail D odge. Row 5 — Martin Kelly, Darrell Dippon, Charlotte Redden, Nancy Burt. Row 6 Benn Konsynski, David Yezmar, Eli Cohen, Ron Harmening. Row 7 — Danny Shulruff, Paul Melshen, and Miss Dieterich. From left to right. Row 1 — Penny Alfh, Priscilla Gates, Liz Colby. Row 2 — Shirley Sweargina, Susan Kanish, Marcy Denmark. Row 3 — John Kessler, David Palkovich, Stuart Waite. Row 4 — John Lambros, and Neal Kite hell. Page One Hundred Three Honor Students In Different Ways Seated from left to right are Bill Blond- ford, Pat Phillips, Suzanne Pochter, Paula McCartin and Shirley Kruit. Standing are Jeff Davidson, Ed Coven, and Steve Lynn. NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS QUILL SCROLL HONOR SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNALISTS Seated from left to right are Lori Silverman, Pam Poracky, and Don- najean Slack. Standing are Mr. A. T. Bolt, Renee Troppe, Judy Talty, Pat Talty, Karen Klein, Carol Claybourn, Marianne Satterblom, and Mike Miller. The Speech and debate ‘crew’ carry on to complete their schedule. There’s the National coming up! A team from yesteryear of huskies?? get in a huddle for hair pulling. H.H.S. Association WEEK OF ‘FOUR SCORE PLUS ONE!’ ✓ The Senior Class of 1965 The senior class officers and sponsors are Miss G. Andersen, sponsor, Bev Kaufman, secretary, Larry Roames, vice-president, Donna Richwalski, treasurer, Robbie Austgen, president, and Mr. Jay Wood, sponsor. The seniors attended their last homecoming game and sports events. They participated in clubs and various senior activities. They starred in the senior play, attended the senior banquet, and the prom. Finally, they were together in a group for the last time at commencement. For the first time in Hammond High’s history we will have co-valedictorians, and one salutatorian. They are, left to right — co-valedictorians Steve Lynn and Shirley Kruit, and Pat Phillips, salutatorian. Page One Hundred Six Dorothy Rosenaw received this year ' s award from the Daughters of the American Revolution. TED ABEL Seniors 1965 LARRY ALLEN: H-Man, Boys ' Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Biology Club, Crescent City. JOYCE ALSPACH: Speech Arts Club, Spanish Club, All School Play, Mixed Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Herald Agent, Wil- bur Wright: Y-teens, F.T.A. JACK AMMON: Track, Wilbur Wright; Hi-Y President. GLENN ANDERKAY: Swimming Team, Sci.-Math Club, Chess Club, H-man, Track, JETS. TERRY ABEL: Expanded Arts Club. JUDY ADOBA: Business Occupations, Top Kat Club, GAA, Monitor. BRUCE ADRIAN: Band, Tennis, Crescent City, Pep Band. DAVID AGLER: Band, Orchestra. Dance Band, J.C.L., Stage Crew, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, All school play. ERIC AHLVIN: Secretary of Student Activities, Varsity Swim- ming, H-man, Concert Choir, Prom Committee, Jr. National Honor Society, Hammond Honors Choir, Folk 15, Sopho- more track, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Student Council, Frosh Football. BETH ARCHER: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls ' Choir, Speech Arts, Drama Club, J.C.L., Herald Staff, Melodaires. TOM ARNOLD: Concert Band, Dance Band. ROBBIE AUSTGEN: Senior Class President, Sophomore Senator, Swimming team, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Latin Club, Booster Club, Homecoming Committee. ART ASHFORD MARY BADYNSKI: Y-teens, Junior Red Cross. CAROL BAINBRIDGE Page One Hundred Seven Seniors 1965 WANDA BAKER: House Representatives, Sec. -Trees. Jr. Nation- al Honor Society, Senior National Honor Society, Delegate to Girls State, Physics lab Assistant, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Home Ec. Club, Y-feens. PAM BALLARD: Top Kat Club, Business Occupations, Student Activities, Monitor, Bishop Noll: Booster Club. FRANCES BARBAR DAVID BARGER: Jr. National Honor Society, Sci.-Math Club, Biology Club, All School Play, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Camera Club. RICKEY BARKER BARBARA BARRETT: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, House Representative, Business Occupations Club, DUNES staff. Student Activities, Dramatics Club. MANNY BEJAR JAMES BELSHAW: Chess Club, Booster Club, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Hi-Y. DIANA BENCUR: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Future Teachers Club, Booster Club, Social Science Club, Girls Choir, Melodaires, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus. TERRY BENNETT: House Representative, Varsity Football, Base- ball, Top Kat Club. MICHELE BENOIT: National Honor Society, Top Kat Club, Girls Athletic Association, J.C.L., Girls’ Swimming Club, Prom Committee. PAT BENSON: Dunes Staff, Herald Staff, Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages, House Representa- tive, German Club, Quill and Scroll, Jr. National Honor Society, Homecoming Committee, Dunes .agent, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Y-teens. DORENE BARTHOLD: Pom Pom Girl, Expanded Arts Club, House Representative, Girls’ Chorus, Y-teens, Wilbur Wright; Newspaper, Art Club. BONNIE BARTON: J.C l.. Future Teachers Club, Monitor. BETTE BEAN: Future Nurses Club, Treasurer Expanded Arts Club. DIANE BEARD: GAA. Seniors 1965 BILL BLANDFORD: Sr. National Honor Society. BRYAN BLAZAK: Hi-Y, Top Kat Club, Speech Club. JUDY BLOCKLAND: Captain Varsity Cheerleaders, J.C.L., Jr. National Honor Society. BARBARA BLUE: House Representative, Dunes Agent, Dunes Staff, Booster Club, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Newspaper. RONALD BERG: Wrestling, Speech Arts Club, Secretary of Student Publicity, Junior Senator, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Varsity Track, Band. DAN BERGER: Concert Choir, Madrigal Singers, Freshman Class Vice Pres., German Club, Boy ' s Ensemble, House Representatives, Herald Agent, Cheering Block. LARRY BIESTEK: Varsity Football, Varsity Boseball, Basketball, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class, Top Kat Club PHYLLIS BINKO: Cresent City. CHERYL BLACKMON: Future Nurses Club, Top Kat Club, Moni- tor, Pom Pom Girl. LESLIE BLAINE: Glee Club. LARRY BOHLING: Track, Spanish Club, Wilbur Wright; Band, Frosh Football, Camera Club. TERRY BORGMAN: Sci.-Math Club, JETS. ROYLEEN BOUDI: Red Cross. BOB BOWERS: Visual Aids, House Representative. SANDY BOWMAN: Herald Staff, Crescent City, Drama Club, Monitor. STUART BOYER: House Representative, Monitor, Cross Country. Page One Hundred Nine Seniors 1965 LINDA BOYLE: Booster Club, Monitor, J.C.L., Speech Arts Club, Girls’ Choir. EDWARD BRACKEN: Hi-Y. JOHN BRAGER: Hi-Y, Visual Aids, Dramatics Club. DAVE BRECHNER: Football, Track, Monitor, Top Kat Club, H- Mens Council, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball, Hi-Y. GERALD BREZINSKI: Football, Track, Monitor. GERALDINE BREZINSKI: Concert Choir, Melodaires, Bookstore staff. Monitor, Business Occupations Club, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Chorus, Spanish Club. RAY BRUZAN JOAN BRYAN: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Orchestra, Prom Committee, Y-teens, German Club, F.T.A., Chorus. RAY BRYANT MIKE BUCHANAN TOM BULLARD: Dunes Agent, Football, Track, Booster Club. DON BUNGER: Visual Aids, Hi-Y. Page One Hundred Ten DON BRfETZKE: Monitor, Hi-Y Club. JUSTIN BRINK: Biology Club, Social Science Club, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Biology Club. CAROLE BRINKMAN: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Dra- matics Club, Student Activities, Monitor. LINDA BROWN: Varsity Cheerleader, French Club, Concert Choir, Junior Honor Society, Prom Committee, Student Activities, Dunes Agent, GAA, Girls’ Choir, Melodaires, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Chorus. MIKE CAMPO: Spanish Club. PETE CARAS: Swimming Team, Frosh Football. JUDY CARLSON: Concert Choir. LINDA CARLSON: Dunes Staff, Crescent City Jazz, Monitor, Top Kat, French Club. Seniors 1965 THERESA BURBICH: Business Occupations Top Kat, Monitor, Office Practice, Herald Agent, Bookstore. WILLIAM BUTKUS: Editor-in-Chief of Herald, Cross-Country, Monitor, Quill and Scroll, House of Representatives, Wil- bur Wright: Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Hi-Y. CLIFF CADLE: Freshman Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Booster Club. DENNIS CALLAHAN: Swimming Team, Concert Choir, Madri- gals, Hi-Y, Herald Staff, Glee Club, Boys ' Chorus. CECIL CAMPBELL: Association Vice-President, Cross Country, Wrestling, Concert Choir, Track, Boys ' Ensemble. PRAMELA CAMPBELL: Concert Choir, Honors Choir, Channson- ettes, Social Studies Club, Prom Committee, Future Nurses, Band. JUDY CHANDLER: All School Play, Concert Choir, Chanson- ettes. Top Kat, Social Studies Club, Prom Committee. LYNN CHAPMAN: House Representives, Expanded Arts Club, Dunes Agent, Cafeteria Staff, Foreign Language League. PHILLIP CHIPMAN RICHARD CLABBY CAROL CLAYBOURN: Crescent City, Booster Club, Dunes Staff, All School Play Committee. BETTY CLAYTON: Concert Band, Orchestra, Latin Club, Ex- panded Arts, Pep Band. Page One Hundred Eleven Seniors 1965 LINDA CLAYTON: Business Occupations. ROBERT CLEAVELAND: Glee Club, Chorus, Visual Aids. KAREN CLOGHESSY: Top Kat Club, Monitor, F.T.A., Wilbur Wright: Biology Club, Chorus. BRIAN CLOUSE: Irving: Boys ' Chorus, Chess Club. PAM COHEN: Girls ' Chorus, Girls ' Choir, Melodaires, Concert Choir, Biology Club, House Representative, Dunes Agent, Speech Arts Club, Cafeteria Staff, Monitor, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Chorus, F.T.A. JIM COMERFORD: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Hi-Y Club, J.C.L., Tennis. CHERYL COOK: Hammond Safety Council, J.C.L., GAA, Top Kat Club, Office Practice. GEORGE COOPER: Frosh Football, Track, Wrestling, Language Lab Assistant, Biology Club, German Club, Foreign Lon guoge League. PATRICIA COOPER: Future Nurses Club, Business Occupations Club. LORETTA KAY CORIE: Treasurer of Y-teens, National Honor Society, Business Occupations Club. EDWARD COVEN: Sci.-Math Club, Physics Lab Assistant, Moni- tor, Hammond Safety Council. CHERYLE COVERT: Future Nurses Club, Future Teachers Club, Top Kat Club, Chorus, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Russian Club, Chorus. MIKE CONNOR DANIEL CONNOR: Varsity Track, Varsity Tennis, Booster Club, Sci.-Math Club, Lake Forest Academy: Varsity Track, Varsi- ty Basketball, Varsity Tennis, Vice-President of Freshman Class. SHARYN CONNOR: Crescent City Jazz Club, Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus. GEORGE CONOVER JANIE DAHLKAMP: Dramatics Club, Prom Committee, All School Play, Wilbur Wright; Chorus. JOYCE DALEY: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Bookstore Staff, Counselor Office Staff, Monitor, Spanish Club, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee, Dunes Agent. JEFF DAVIDSON: Association President, Captain of Varsity Debate Team, National Honor Society, Concert Band, Prom Committee. JOANN DAVIS: Crescent City Jazz Club, Girls’ Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Future Nurses Club, Expanded Arts Club, Dramatics Club. Seniors 1965 ROGER COWAN: Dromatics Club, Monitor, Band, Dance Band, All School Play. WAYNE CRAMER: Top Kat Club, Frosh Football. PEG CREPEAU: House Recorder, J.C.L., Dramatics Club, Li- brary Assistant, Student Activities, Prom Committee, Wil- bur Wright; Chorus. YOLANDA CROACH: Expanded Arts Club, Junior Red Cross, Library Staff. JIM CROSS JAMES CROUCH: Biology Club, Sci.-Math Club, Folk 15 Club, Track, Cross-Country, All School Play, Treasurer of Hi-Y. MAXWELL DAVIS: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Presi- dent of Chess Club, German Honors Program, National Merit Letter of Commendation. DEL DEAN DEAVOURS: Band, Vice-President of Orchestra, Dance Band, Dramatics Club. LINDA DeLANEY: B-team and Varsity Cheerleader, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Herald Staff, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Wilbur Wright: Cheerleader, Y-teens. GORDON DENNY: Football, Baseball, House of Representa- tives, H-Men’s Council, Booster Club. SHIELA DEPA JULIANNE DEROLF: President of Y-teens, Jr. National Honor Society, Top Kat Club, Bookstore Staff, Cafeteria Worker, Dunes Agent, Dramatics Club, Future Nurses Club, Library Worker, Prom Committee. Seniors 1965 DOUGLAS DETTMAN: Top Kot Club, Track, Wilbur Wright: Football, Hi-Y, Basketball. JOE DEROUSSEAU JUDY DOBIS: Jr. National Honor Society, Pom Pom Girl, Herald Staff, Dunes Staff, Quill Scroll, Orchestra, Girls ' Chorus, Dramatics Club, Dunes Agent, Speech Arts, Wil- bur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens, F.T.A. THOMAS DODD: Dance Band, Concert Band. JOHN DRUTIS: Varsity Basketball, Captain of Varsity Baseball, Senior Senator, House Representative, Frosh Football. MARGIE DRUX: Nurse ' s Office Assistant, Future Nurses Club CAROLYN EDINGTON: Future Nurses Club. ALEX EGNATZ: Mt. Carmel: Glee Club, Biology Club. JOYCE EICHMANN: Tech: Y-teens, Pep Club. DENISE EINSELE: Booster Club, Student Activities, Business Occupations Club, Monitor. DONALD ELDRIDGE: Varsity Football, Booster Club, Herald Agent. CAROL ELIOU: Business Occupations. Page One Hundred Fourteen CHARLES DUFFY: Chess Club, House Representative, Band Orchestra, Wilbur Wright: Football. PAUL DUNCANSON: Sci.-Math Club, Hi-Y, Visual Aids, Top Kat Club, Chess Club, J.C.L. MICHAEL DURCO: Varsity Football, Wrestling, President of Top Kat Club, Track, Basketball Manager. ACIE EARL: House Representative, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Track , Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball. DANIEL FARY: Science Foirs, Biology Club. YOLANDA FAZEKAS: Notional Honor Society, House Repre- sentative, Future Nurses Club, Office Practice, Spanish Club, Monitor, Dunes Agent. LINDA FEATHERGILL: National Honor Society, Secretory of French Club, Art Club, Homecoming Committee. HAYWARD FINDLEY: House Representatives, Football, Bas- ketball. Seniors 1965 CARL EMERSON: Track, Cross Country, Vice-President of Ex- panded Arts Club, H-Mens Club. PAULETTE ERICKSON: Dramatics Club, French Club, Future Nurses, Debate, Speech Arts, Monitor, Top Kat Club, Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club. ALFRED ERSKINE: Glee Club, Boys Chorus. KATHLEEN ERSKINE: Spanish Club, GAA, Monitor, Jr. Red Cross. RICHARD EVANS: Hi-Y Club, Golf. JAMES FANO: Spanish Club, Band. BURNEY FISCHER: Wrestling, House of Representatives, Cross- Country, Track, Golf. HAROLD FLEMING: Dunes Agent. ALICE FLETCHER: Future Nurses Club, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club. JOHN FOSCHAAR: Hi-Y. SUZANNE FOSS: Future Nurses, GAA, German Club. DENNIS FRANCOEUR: Frosh football. Page One Hundred Fifteen Seniors 1965 JUDI FRICHTL: House Representatives, Herald Agent, Crescent City Jazz Club, Booster Club, Wilbur Wright: Newspaper Staff, Y-teens. PEG FRYER: Dramatics Club, Girls ' Chorus, Future Nurses Club. VIRGINIA GADDIS: Madrigal, Chansonettes, Melodaires, Li- brary Assistant, Wilbur Wright: Band, Camera Club, G.A.C., Y-teens. KATHLEEN GALLAGHER: Bishop Noll: Medical Careers Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Homecoming Committee, Booster Club. JOSEPH GARDNER: Glee Club, Concert Choir, Boys ' Ensemble, Booster Club, Boys ' Chorus. SCOTT GARNER: All School Play, Dramatics Club, Stage Crew, Frosh Football. MARCI GERMAIN: Monitor, Crescent City Jazz Club, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Office Practice, Future Nurses Club. LOUIS GEROVAC: Biology Lab Assistant, Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir. JUDY GESCHEIDLER: J.C.L., Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Prom Committee. PAM GETZ: GAA, Top Kat Club, Dunes Agent. ALLAN GILLESPIE MARY GILLESPIE: Future Nurses Club, Nurses Assistant. Page One Hundred Sixteen KEITH GAUTHIER: Freshman Basketball, Football. KAREN GEBERIN: Top Kat Club, J.C.L., GAA. GISELA GEBHARD: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir. BARBARA GENTZ: Morton; Future Nurses Club. JOSEPH GRANGER: Track, Cross-Country, Monitor, Top Kal Club, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Football, Choir, GEORGE GREEN: Top Kat Club, Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Cross-Country. CHARLENE GREGAS: Expanded Arts Club, Spanish Club, GAA, Top Kat CJub, Girls ' Chorus, Office Practice, CHARLES GRELECKI: Wrestling, J.C.L., Biology Lab Assistant, House Representative, President of Biology Club, Seniors 1965 SHARON GLUTH JAMES GOLDYN: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Sci.- Math Club, Biology Club, German Club, Physics Lab Assistant. FREDERICK GOLGART: Concert Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Gary Edison: Pep Band. PAM GOOD: Vice-President of Future Nurses Club, Girls ' Swimming Club, GAA, Nurses Assistant, Top Kat Club. JOEL GORELICK: Herald Staff, Band, Visual Aids, Spanish Club, Speech Arts, Hi-Y, Pep Band, House Representative. CATHY GRANDBOIS: Girls ' Chorus, Booster Club, Prom Com- mittee, Dramatics Club, Student Activities, Dunes Agent. KATHERINE GRIFFIN RICHARD GRIGSBY: Hi-Y, Booster Club, J.C.L., Prom Com- mittee. ELEANOR GROSS ROBERT GROVES: Expanded Arts, Hi-Y, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball. RICHARD GROW: Sci.-Math Club, Booster Club, Monitor, Wil- bur Wright: Football, Science Club. KAREN GRUBB: Secretary of Future Nurses Club, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Band, Pom-Pom Girl, House Representative, Library Staff, Top Kat Club, Cheer- ing Block, J.C.L. Page One Hundred Seventeen Seniors 1965 SHARON GRUBB: Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Chansonettes, Melodaires, Top Kat Club, J.C.L., Future Nurses Club, Pom-Pom Girl, Monitor, Cheering Block. THOMAS GRUENDEL: Stage Crew, Secretary-Treasurer of Biology Club, Visual Aids, J.C.L., Camera Club. DEBBIE GUBITZ: Expanded Arts Club, Nurses Assistant, Boos- ter Club, Wilbur Wright: Monitor, Art Club. ROlllE GUILFOYLE JOEL GUREVITZ: Football, Dunes Agent, Boys ' Chorus. JANET GUY SUSAN HARVEY: Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Chorus, Future Nurses Club, Booster Club, Bookstore. LLOYD HAYES: Expanded Art Club, Prom Committee, Monitor. JAMES HAYWARD: Hi-Y, Visual Aids, Letter of Commenda- tion-National Merit. PAM HEDGES: Future Nurses Club, Girls ' Chorus, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Cheering Block. MARSHA HEILMAN: Student Court Judge, Secretary of Student Discipline, Band and Orchestra, Jr. and Sr. National Hon- or Society, Girls ' Choir, Chansonettes, Melodaires. ROBERT HEIMBACK: Visual Aids. Page One Hundred Eighteen CINDY HANDLEY: Crescent City Jazz Club, Jr. National Honor Society, Girls ' Chorus, Dunes Agent. EDWARD HANISH: National Honor Society, Head Manager of Varsity Football, Head manager of Varsity Baseball, Frosh Football. RALPH HANSEN: President of Hi-Y, Visual Aids, J.C.L., Boos- ter Club. CAROLYN HARBISON: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer of Biology Club, Future Nurses Club, Herald Staff, Booster Club, Office Practice, Prom Com- mittee, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, F.T.A. STEVE HERMAN GUADALUPE HERNANDEZ: Y-teens, Business Occupations. CARLA HERSHBERGER: House Representative, Treasurer of Top Kat Club, Girls ' Choir, Chansonettes, Student Activi- ties, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. NANCY HILL: Student Activities, Business Occupations, Wil- bur Wright: House Representative, Chorus, Y-teens. Seniors 1965 BILL HELLER: Spanish Club, Camera Club, Frosh Football, B- teom Football. DARLENE HELM DON HELM: Chess Club. LYNN HENDERSON: Monitor, Latin Club, Pom-Pom Girl, Top Kat Club, Chorus. JOHN HENDRICKSON: Varsity Swimming Team, Track, H- Men’s Club, Monitor, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Football, Chorus. DAVID HENDRIX: Basketball, Jr. and Sr. National Honor So- ciety, House Representative, Sci.-Math Club, Track, Cross- Country, Biology Club, Hi-Y Club, Greenville HS: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Track. MARGUERITE HINKEL: Future Nurses Club, Monitor, House Representative. JOY HINMAN BOB HOFFMAN: Crescent City Jazz Club, Sci.-Math Club, Expanded Arts Club, Biology Club, Hi-Y Club, Chess Club, Wilbur Wright: Science Club, Art Club. FRED HOFMANN BRENDA HOOLE TERRY HORAN: Biology Club, Sci.-Math Club, Wilbur Wright: Vice-President of Hi-Y, Tennis Club. Page One Hundred Nineteen Seniors 1965 ALLAN HORLICK: President of Dramatics Club, Herald Staff, All School Play, Wilbur Wright; Tennis Club, Monitor. MARY HRYB: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, GAA. CAROL HUBER: Monitor, Top Kat Club, Future Teachers of America, Dromotics Club, Library Staff. SHELLEY HUGUS: Sci.-Math Club, Booster Club. JAMES HULETT: Band, Orchestra, Stage Crew, President of Dramatics Club, Director of All School Play, Student Ac- tivities, J.C.L. JENNIFER JAEGER: National Honor Society, Secretary of Sci.- Math Club, Girls’ Chorus, Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir, Melo- daires. Future Teachers of America, Jr. National Honor Society, lrviog : President of Future Teachers of America, President of GAA. BONNIE JOHNSON: House of Representatives, Future Nurses Club, Top Kat Club, Girls ' Choir. ELANDA JOHNSON JANICE JONES: German Club, Wilbur Wright: Student Coun- cil, Future Teachers of America, Y-teens. JEFFREY JONES RUTH JONES: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir. WILLIAM JONES: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Top Kat Club, Dance Band. SHARON JANECZKO: National Honor Society, Secretary of Dramatics Club, National Forensic League, Speech Arts Club, Vice President of Russian Club, Jr. National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Dramatics Club Play, Dunes Agent, Bishop Noll: Yearbook Staff, Latin Club, Medical Careers Club. ELAINE JEN ALAN JENVEY: Secretary of H-Men ' s Council, Captain of Track Team, Herald Agent, Top Kat Club, Homecoming Committee. ARNOLD JOHNSON: Varsity Wrestling, Football. TOM KEIGHTLY DWIGHT KENDRICK DAINIS KIEGEIIS: Freshman Football. THOMAS KINSMAN Seniors 1965 WARREN JOROS: Sci.-Math Club, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, High- land High: Varsity Football. CANDI JUSKO: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Booster Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Bishop Noll: President of Freshman Class, J.C.I., Student Council. PAM KAISER: Concert Choir, Girls’ Choir, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, Bookstore, Wilbur Wright: Chorus. GERALD KALLEN: Spanish Club, Chess Club, Booster Club, Cross-Country, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Chess Club. PETER KAMBISS: Cross-Country, Booster Club, Visual Aids Golf, Monitor. BEVERLY KAUFMAN: Secretary of Senior Class, Secretary of Junior Class, National Honor Society, House Representa- tive, Crescent City Jazz Club, Top Kat Club, GAA, Prom Committee. LINDA KIRSCH: Dramatics Club, Booster Club, House Repre- sentative, Dunes Agent. CANDACE KLAM: Bookstore, Top Kat Club. KAREN KLEIN: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Dunes Agent, Herald Staff, Crescent City Jazz Club, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Newspaper. ROBERT KLEMM: Vice-President of Chess Club, Dance Band, Concert Band, Orchestra. LOWELL KNASS: Secretary of Camera Club. BRENDA KNIGHT Page One Hundred Twenty-one Seniors 1965 RICHARD KOCAl: Track, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y. MARTIN KOCMAN: President of Concert Band, Jr. National Honor Society, German Club, Sci.-Math Club, Orchestra, Boliff in Student Court. IORNA KONSYNSKI: Secretary of Social Science Club, Herald Staff, Concert Choir, B-team Cheerleader, Homecoming Committee, Top Kat Club, Dramatics Club, Prom Com- mittee, House of Representatives, Swimming Club. JACK KORANSKY: H-Men’s Council, Varsity Tennis, Wrestling, National Honor Society. DEBBIE KOSSICH BILL KOULIS: Wrestling. LYN KRAUS: House of Representatives, Vice President of Na- tional Honor Society, Prom Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Jr. National Honor Society, Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Language, Wilbur Wright: Secretary of Student Council, Biology Club, Y-teens. PAUL KRITSCH: National Honor Society, Biology Club, Track, J.C.L DANNY KROSLACK: House of Representatives, Football, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Cross Country. SHIRLEY KRUIT: Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Language, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, German Club, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Award in Indiana Contest for American Association of Teachers of French, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Future Teachers of America. KEN KRUPINSKI: Footboll, Track, H-Men ' s Club, Booster Club. MARY KRZAN: Business Occupations Club, Future Nurses Club, Bishop Noll: J.C.L. JENNY KOVACHIC LARRY KRAAY: Freshman Football, Golf, Track, Hi-Y, Crescent City Jazz Club, Booster Club. PAMELA KRAEGEl: House of Representatives, German Club, Prom Committee, Indiana University German Honors Pro- gram, National Honor Society, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Student Council. FRED KRAUS: Jr. National Honor Society, Herald Staff, H- Men ' s Club, Visual Aids, Athletic Manager. V -i -. P . JAMES LAKATOS SHIRLEY LAMBERSON: Dramatics Club, Top Ka! Club. MARILYN LaPOSA: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Presi- dent of J.C.L., House of Representatives, F.T.A., Monitor. KENNETH LAWSON: Basketball, Baseball, Football, Spanish Club. Seniors 1965 CAROLINE KUCEK: President of Future Nurses Club, Jr. No- tional Honor Society, J.C.L., Future Teachers Association. LORETTA KULM: Concert Choir, Melodaires, Treasurer of Y- teens. Top Kat Club, Cafeteria Worker. LORRAINE KURTZ: Top Kat Club, Concert Choir, Bookstore, Madrigals, Mixed Glee Club, Washington High.- Y-teens, F.H.A., GAA. BRIAN LADWIG: Sci.-Math Club, Cross-Country, Top Kat Club. SUZANNE LoFOLLETTE: Vice-President of German Club, In- diana University Honors Program in Foreign Language for High School Students, National Honor Society, Jr. National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens. JOHN LAHNERS: Track, Cross-Country. JOANNE LEAS: Girls ' Choir, Booster Club, French Club, Na- tional Honor Society. ROBERT LECKRONE PHYLLIS LEMKE: Business Occupations Club. DONNA LENTZ: Future Nurses Club, Top Kat Club, J.C.L., Student Activities, Nurses Aid. TERRY LEVIN: Vice-President of French Club, Jr. and Sr. Na- tional Honor Society, Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages for High School Students, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Treasurer of Student Council. DALE LICKWAR: Russian Club, Social Science Club, Irving: Journalism Club, Football, Basketball. Page One Hundred Twenty-three Seniors 1965 JOANNE LINDEMAN: Future Nurses, Biology Club. LINDA LINDSAY: French Club, Bookstore, Herald Staff, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club. SUSAN LLOYD: Spanish Club, Dunes Staff, Student Activities, Biology Club, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens. MEL LODEN JACK LOGSDON: Basketball, Football, Track, Cross Country, Sci.-Math Club, Folk 15, National Honor Society, Wilbur Wright: Vice President of Student Council, Football, Basketball. GEORGE LONG ROBERT LUCAS: Wrestling, Boys ' Chorus, Glee Club, Irving: Football, Basketball, Track. STEPHAN LYNN: Secretary of Student Safety, House of Rep- resentatives, Vice President of Junior Classical League, Biology Club, Jr. and Sr. Notional Honor Society, Sci.- Math Club, National Science Foundation Research Schol- arship. JAN MocDONALD: Association Recorder, Junior Senator, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Indiana University Hon- ors Student in German, Senior Princess, German Club, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: President of Y-teens. LINDA MACEIJEWSKI DOROTHY MALM: Tech: Drama Club, Pep Club, Chorus. RALPH MALO: Monitor, Herald Agent. RALPH LONG: H-Man, Track, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, Cross Country, House Representative, Top Kat. RICH LORANCE: Varsity Track, Varsity Football, B-team Bas- Y-teens, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Top Kat Club, GAA. DAVID LOSER: Top Kat Club, Concert Choir, Boys ' Choir. YOLANDA LOZANO: President of Spanish Club, Secretary of Y-teens, Concert Choir, Madrigal Group, Top Kat Club, GAA. CHARLES MARLOWE: Wrestling, H-Mens Council, Tennis, Booster Club, Camera Club. MARILYN MARTIN: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Melodaires, Chansonettes, Drama Club, F.T.A., Dunes Agent, Wilbur Wright; Y-teens, GAA, Art Club. PAT MARTIN: Jr. ond Sr. National Honor Society, Crescent City Jazz Club, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Chorus. PAUL MARTIN: Future Teachers Club, Expanded Arts Club, Chess Club, Social Science Club. Seniors 1965 LEA MAMULA: Orchestra, GAA, Future Nurses, Herold Staff, Top Kat Club, Senior Play. CYNTHIA MANN: Bookstore, Top Kat Club, GAA, Wilbur Wright; Monitors, Biology Club. DEMETRA MANTAS: Business Occupations Club. GUS MANTAS: Concert Choir. REED MAPES: Swimming Team, Track, President of H-Mens Council, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball. ROGER MARINELLI: Basketball, Track, Monitor, Herald Agent, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. ROBERT MASSEY: Concert Choir, Boys’ Ensemble, Hi-Y. KATHY MAZUR: Top Kat Club, Dramatics Club, Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club, Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir, Chansonettes, Y-teens, GAA, Spanish Club, Monitor. KATHLEEN McCAIN: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, House Representative, Monitor, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Girls’ Chorus, French Club, F.T.A., Wilbur Wright; GAA, Y-teens. PAULA McCARTIN: Notional Merit Semi-Finalist. DENNIS McELMURRY JOAN Mc p ADDEN: Madrigal Singers, Melodaires, Concert Choir, Future Nurses Club, House Representative. Page One Hundred Twenty-five Seniors 1965 MILLARD McGUIRE: Wrestling, Sci.-Math Club, Band. LINDA MdLROY: Concert Choir, Chansonettes, Top Kat Club, GAA, Monitor, Girls ' Choir. ALAN MclNTYRE: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Sci.- Math, Monitor, Visual Aids. EDWARD MELSHEN: Football, Wrestling,- House of Represen- tatives, Junior Classical League, Biology Club, Lab As- sistant, Booster Club. JANET MELTON: Future Teachers of America, Booster Club, Prom Committee, Top Kat Club. SUZANNE MERIAM: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses, Girls ' Chorus, Gl$e Club, Business Occupations. JOANN MILLER: Vice President of Y-Teens, Girls ' Choir, French Club, F T. A. MIKE MILLER: Herald Staff, President of Crescent City Jazz Club, President of Fencing Club, Pr om Committee, Wilbur Wright: Monitor, Band, Hi-Y. DANA MILLIES DAVE MINSBERG: Crescent City Jazz Club, Stage Crew, Lan- guage Lab. Assistant, Track, Visual Aids, Wilbur Wright: Language Lab. Electronics, Art Club, Radio Club, Science Club, Audio-Visual. CHUCK MISNER: Tennis. JANESE MOLNAR: Expanded Arts Club, House of Representa- tive, Concert Choir, Junior Classical League, Prom Com- mittee, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Chorus, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens, Art Club. DORIS MEYERS: Top Kat Club. DONNA MICHALEWICZ: Student Activities, Junior Red Cross. JIM MICHAW; Vice-President of H-Mens ' Council, Junior Class President, House of Representatives, Monitor, Football, Basketball, Track, Prom Committee. MICHELE MILAKOVIC: Treasurer of Top Kat Club, Concert Choir, House of Representative, Girls’ Choir, Girls ' Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Monitor. 1965 BRIAN MORRIS JEAN MOSS: Future Nurses Club, Expanded Arts Club, Nurses Aid. BILLEY JEAN MOTELY: Orchestra, GAA, Future Nurses Club, Top Kot Club. TOM MULHERN LINDA MOORE: Girls ' Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Booster Club, Busi- ness Occupations Club, GAA. MIKE MOORE: Bond. RUBY MOORE DONNA MORENO: Vice President of Future Nurses Club, German Club, Junior Red Cross, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens, Future Teachers of America. PHYLLIS MORMAN: National Honor Society, Secretory of Ger- man Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls ' Choir, Stu- dent Activities, Jr. National Honor Society, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus. Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Chorus. STEPHANIE MORRIS: Choir, Future Nurses Club, Booster Club PAUL MULLIGAN: Junior Class Officer, Varsity Football, Track, Biology Club, Prom Committee, Treasurer of H-Men ' s Council. RICK MUNDT: Varsity Baseball, Vice President of Spanish Club, Visual Aids, H-Men ' s Club, Weight-Lifting, Monitor. DAVE MUNSTER: Football, Expanded Arts Club, Baseball, Homecoming Committee, H-Men ' s Club, Track. ROGER MUNZEL: Hi-Y Club, J.C.L., Monitor. DENNIS MURPHY: Herald Staff, Top Kat Club, Dunes Agent, Aqua Divers, Freshman Basketball Manager. CONNIE MURRAY Page One Hundred twenty-seven DAVID MYERS Seniors 1965 KRISTIN NELSON: Senator, House Representative, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Monitor. BARBARA NELSON: National Honor Society, J.C.L., Dunes Agent, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Home Economics. SANDI NELSON: Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Art Club, Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Wilbur Wright: Newspaper, Cheer- leader, Y-teens. MARY JANE NEWELL: Speech Arts, Top Kat Club, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls ' Choir, GAA. PAMELA NEWTON: Majorette, Concert Band, Future Nurses Club, Spanish Club, Cadet Band, Chorus. JAMES OHR: Concert Choir, Madrigals, Boys’ Ensemble, Presi- dent of Art Club, Spanish Club. LAVEL OLINGER TERRY OLAR: Glee Club, Boys’ Chorus, Gavit : Frosh Football, Frosh Track. SHIRLEY OPASIK: Secretary of Dramatics Club, Business Oc- cupations Club, Jr. Red Cross, All School Play, Monitor. MICHAEL OPREA: Biology Club, Monitor, Art Club, Booster Club. SUSAN OSTROV: Booster Club, Spanish Club, Girls ' Choir. Page One Hundred Twenty-eight PATRICIA NOBLE KEN NOWAK: Football, Baseball. RORY O ' BRIAN: Treasurer of National Honor Society, Bali f f of Student Court, House Representative, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Jr. National Honor Society, Hi-Y, J.C.L. PAT O ' HARA: House Representative, Frosh Football, Freshman Basketball. ESTHER PESCHKE MARY KAY PHILLIPS: Business Occupations, J.C.L. PATRICIA PHILLIPS: Concert Choir, Madrigals, Debate, Or- chestra, National Honor Society, Student Court Recorder, Spanish Club, Girls ' Choir, Girls ' Chorus, Booster Club. CASS PINKERTON: Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Na- tional Honor Society, Folk 15. Seniors 1965 ROSEANNE PALFI: National Honor Society, President and Sec- retary of Orchestra, Secretary of Future Nurses Club, Exchange Student in Argentina, Foreign Language League Student in Spain, Prom Committee, All School Play Committee. GAIL PANCHISON: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Herald Agent, Top Kat Club, Pom- Pom Girls. PAT PANCHISON: Y-teens, Booster Club. LINDA PAROUETTE: Top Kat Club, Pom-Pom Girls, GAA. RODGER PECK: Student Court Baliff, Wrestling, Tennis, Sc i Math Club, Herald Agent, Laboratory Assistant, Camera Club, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Visual Aids. SHERRY PERKINS: Future Nurses, Top Kat Club, House of Rep- resentatives, Dunes Agent, Future Teachers of America, Girls’ Choir, SUZANNE POCHTER: Varsity Debate Team, President of Ger- man Club, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Secretary of Student Elections, Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Language, National Forensic League, National Merit Semi-Finalist, U.N. Trip, Debate Club, Wilbur Wright: Secretary of Futur j Teachers of America, Y-teens. BARBARA POLYS: Junior Red Cross Club, GAA, Student Ac- tivities. MARY JANE POPP: Speech Arts Club, Junior Red Cross, Span- ish Club, Speech Team, Concert Choir, Honors Choir, Roosevelt High School: Girls’ Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Play, Speech, Orchestra, Drama Club, Booster Club. HERB POPPE: Football, Weight-lifting. PAM PORACKY: Editor-in-Chief of Herald, Quill and Scroll Society, French Club, Future Nurses of America, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens. JIM PORTA: Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Chess Club. Seniors 1965 RANDY PORTER: Monitor, Wilbur Wright: Biology Club, H-Y. SHARON POTTS: Junior Classical League. LESLIE PRATT: Indiana University Program for High School Students in Foreign Languages, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Girls ' Choir, Speech Arts Club, German Club, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Chorus, Y-teens. SUSAN PRESSLER: National Honor Society, House of Repre- sentatives, To p Kat Club, Spanish Club, Monitor, Prom Committee, Dunes Agent, Herald Agent. DAVID PRITZ: Vice President of Sci.-Math Club, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee, Biology Lab Assistant, Lan- guage Lab. Assistant. CHRIS PROFILOVICH: Concert Choir, Boys Ensemble, Intra- mural Basketball, Honors Choir, Mixed Glee Club, ’ Irving: Band, Chorus, Football. JIM RAKES: Senior Senator, Wrestling, Dunes Agent, Trgck, Herald Agent, Cross Country, French Club, Homecoming Committee. HECTOR RAMIREZ: Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Wrestling. PAULA RAMIREZ DICK RANSEL: Swimming Team, H-Man, Tennis, Track, German Club, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball, Student Council. GAIL RAVENSCROFT: French Club, Herald Staff, Dunes Agent, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, GAA, Booster Club. CAROLYN REESE: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses Club, GAA, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus. Page One Hundred Thirty CANDY PRUSIECKI: National Honor Society, Concert Choir, Chansonettes, Girls ' Choir, Speech Arts, Girls’ Chorus, Monitor, Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-teens. JIM RADERMACHER MARJORIE RADLOFF SUSAN RADUN: Top Kat Club, Student Activities, Drama Club, Business Occupations Club. DONNA RILEY: Irving: Dramatics Club. ROBERT RITTENHOUSE: National Honor Society, Other School: Lettermen’s Club, Latin Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, Varsity Football, Varsity Track. LARRY ROAMES: Vice-President of Senior Class, H-Mans Coun- cil, Co-Captain of Football, Co-Captain of Baseball, House Representative, President of Top Kat Club. NORMA ROBBINS: Top Kat Club, Herald Staff, Wilbur Wright: Monitor, Booster Club, Y-teens. Seniors 1965 BARBARA REICHERT: National Honor Society, Future Nurses Club, Jr. Classical League, Girls’ Choir, Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Monitor, Top Kat Club. NANCY REYNOLDS: Concert Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, GAA, Marching Band. WANDA RIBBENTROP: Freshman Senator, Sr. National Honor Society, Expanded Arts Club, Prom Committee. DELENE RICHARDSON: Future Nurses Club, Top Kat Club, Girls ' Choir, Nurses Assistant, GAA, Glee Club. DONNA RICHWALSKI: Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society, Girls State, Secretary of the House of Representatives, Booster Club, Homecomming Com- mittee, French Club, GAA, Dramatics Club, Purdue Stu- dent Congress. BRENDA RIDDLE: Vice-President of Future Nurses Club, Treas- urer of Y-teens, Monitor Captain, Cafeteria Worker, Prom Committee, Social Studies Club, Dunes Agent. BOB ROBINSON: J.C.L., Intramural Basketball. JANE RODDA: Booster Club, Girls’ Choir, F.T.A., GAA, Glee Club. LYNN RODDA: Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Choir, Madrigals, Girls ' Choir, Chansonettes, Treasurer of Span- ish Club, Melodaires, Booster Club, Girls ' Chorus. ALLEN RODGERS: Monitor, Track, Library Assistant, Chorus, Glee Club. ESTHER RODRIGUEZ DOROTHY ROSENAU: D.A.R. Award, Indiana High School Lat- in Conference, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Presi- dent of Biology Club, President of Future Nurses Club, Prom Committee, Lab Assistant, J.C.L., Bookstore, Wilbur Wright: American Legion Award, Y-teens. Seniors 1965 JACKIE ROSS: Concert Choir, Jr. Notional Honor Society, Fu- ture Teachers of America, J.C.L., Prom Committee, Stu- dent Activities, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Homecoming Committee, Secretary of Top Kat Club, Sec- retary of National Honor Society, House of Representatives. JUDIE ROSS: Future Teachers of America, Top Kat Club, J.C.L. HELEN RUDY: Future Teachers of America, Dunes Agent, GAA, Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, Jr. National Honor Society. LEO RYBARCZYK: Monitor. TOM SABOTTA: Visual Aids, Golf Team. IAN SACHS: President of Senior National Honor Society, Jr. National Honor Society, House of Representatives, Moni- tor, Homecoming Committee, Track, Wilbur Wright: Foot- ball, Basketball, Student Council. NEENA SAUER: Secretary of Crescent City Jazz Club, Spanish Club, Monitor. PAULA SAWYER: Top Kat Club, Future Teachers of America, Herald Agent, Monitor. JACK SCHEFFEL: Spanish Club, Wilbur Wright: Science Club, Chorus. BILL SCHILLER: Wrestling, Sci.-Math Club, Science Fair. MONICA SCHREIER GARY SCHWARZ: Wilbur Wright: Chess Club. Page One Hundred Thirty-two VALERIE SALAT: Dramatics Club, GAA, Top Kat Club, Business Occupations Club. EDWARD SAWYER ROBERT SARBER: Sci.-Math Club, Biology Club, Visual Aids, Science Fair. MARIANNE SATTERBLOM: Dunes Staff, Herald Staff, Drama Club, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright; Editor of Newspaper, Y-teens, Dramatics Club. LORI SILVERMAN: Editor of Dunes, Concert Choir, Girls’ Choir, Chansonettes, Quill and Scroll, Crescent City Jazz Club, Top Kot Club, Dunes Agent, Homecoming Committee, Hammond Honors Choir, Girls ' Chorus. WYNONA SINCLAIR: Bookstore, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, GAA, Business Occupations Club. CAROL SINGER: National Honor Society, House of Repre- sentatives, Dramatics Club. DONNAJEAN SLACK: Editor of Dunes, Quill and Scroll, Herald Staff, Vice President of Future Teachers of America, Crescent City Jazz Club, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Cheering Block, Wilbur Wright: Future Teach- ers of America, Student Council, Y-teens. Seniors 1965 PATRICIA SCRIPNEC: Switch Board, Business Occupations Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-teens. TERI SESTRICH: Red Cross, Glee Club, Student Secretary for Coaches, Irving: President of GAA. DAVID SHOAF MARION SIARA: Wrestling, Tennis, Crescent City Jazz Club. JOHN SIEMERING: Boys ' Chorus, Freshman Cross Country, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Crescent City Jazz Club, Mixed Glee Club. TOM SILLER: Vice President of Expanded Arts Club, Hi-Y. PEGGY SLUSSAR: Cafeteria, Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club, Melo- daires, Girls ' Choir, Concert Choir, Future Nurses. DIANE SMITH: Business Occupations, Spanish Club, Dunes Agent, Junior Red Cross, All School Play. NANCY SMITH: German Club, House of Representatives, Na- tional Honor Society, Jr. National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, National English Award, Wilbur Wright: Biology Club, Chorus. SANFORD SMITH: Boys’ Chorus, Calumet High: Football, Band, Track. PHYLLIS SMULSKI DONNA SOPATA: Nurses Club, Art Club, Business Occupa- tions, Wilbur Wright: Monitor, Library Staff. Seniors 1965 WILLIAM SORRELL: Baseball. MICHAEL SPARBER: Treasurer of JETS. DOUGLAS SPIHER: Wrestling, Frosh Football, House Repre- sentative, Hi-Y, Biology. EDWARD SPOLNICK ANN SPOOLSTRA: Treasurer of FTA, Monitor. BERNARD SPROCH: Art Club, Wilbur Wright: Art Club. JAMES STRODE: Sci.-Math Club, Bishop Noll: Band. DONNA SUTTON: Top Kat Club, Business Occupations Club, Glee Club, Girls ' Choir. JANlCt SWALLOW: Library Assistant, Wilbur Wright: News- paper Staff, Y-teens. ROY SWEITZER WILLIAM SWETS: Visual Aids, Stage Crew. PAMELA SWICK: Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Madrigal Singers, Melodaires, Folk 15 Club, Nurses Aid, Red Cross, Prom Committee. Page One Hundred Thirty-four GARY STANEK: Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Gary Edison: Frosh Basketball, Science Club. GARY STANFORD: Concert Choir, Madrigal Singers, Honors Choir, President of Jr. Red Cross, Student Activities, All School Play, Glee Club, Boys Chorus. HOWARD STOVER: President of Sci.-Math Club, Physics Lab Assistant, Language Lab Assistant. CAROL STRAUCH: Chorus, Tech: Pep Club, Chorus, Y-teens, Hammond Youth Council. Seniors 1965 JOYCE TEMPLETON: Top Kat Club, Other School: Forensic League, Treasurer of F.H.A., Sunshine Society, GAA, Student Council. BOB THOMAS: Herald Agent. JACK THOMPSON: Sr. National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Top Kat Club, House of Representatives, Crescent City Jazz Club, Monitor, Glee Club, Delegate to Indiana Youth Com- mission, Herald Agent. PEGGY THORNTON SUSAN SWIERINGA: Junior Classical League, Speech Arts, F.T.A., Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Monitor. LINDA SYNKO: Irving: Cheerleader, Student Council WALTER SZEWCIW: German Club, Intermural Soccer. JEAN TALIAFERRO: Homecoming Queen, National Honor So- ciety, Girls ' State Delegate, Freshman and Sophomore Princess, Junior and Senior Senator, B-Team and Varsity Cheerleader. PAT TALTY: Herald Staff, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Home Eco- nomics Club. ALLEN TAYLOR JOHN TILDEN PAM TINSLEY: Student Activities, Dramatics Club, Junior Red Cross. LINDA TOMLIN: Cheerleader, Top Kat Club, Swim Assistant, GAA, Wilbur Wright; Y-teens. RICHARD TOTH: Orchestra, Sci.-Math Club, Concert Band, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y. GENEVA TARVER CHERYL TRAMM: Band, Jr. Red Cross, Future Nurses, Pep Band, Student Activities. Page One Hundred Thirty-five Seniors 1965 RENEE TROPPE: Dunes Staff, Quill and Scroll, Monitor, All School Play, Prom Committee, Booster Club, Spanish Club. SUSAN TROY; All School Ploy, Prom Committee, Monitor, Art Club, Dramatics Club, Booster Club, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens. TIM TRUVER: Booster Club, Crescent City Jazz Club, Hi-Y, Honors Choir, Herald Agent, Glee Club, Boys ' Chorus, Concert Choir, Madrigals CAROL TYLER: Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club, Girls ' Ensemble, Girls ' Choir, Booster Club, Future Nurses Club. PAUL UNTERBORN: Sci.-Math Club, Irving: Football, Basketball KATHLEEN URBANCZYK: GAA. RANDY WALKER: J.C.L., Concert Band, Orchestro, Pep Band, Wrestling. BARNEY WARD LORA WARD: Spanish Club, Booster Club, Vice-President of Crescent City Jazz Club, Monitor, Prom Committee, Dunes Stoff. RUTH ANN WEEKS: Top Kat Club, Melodaires, Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club, Y-teens. JERRILYN WEIST: Sr. National Honor Society, President of French Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls ' Chorus, Lab Assistant, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Student Council, Chorus. SANDRA WEYAND: Expanded Arts Club, Future Nurses Club, Wilbur Wright: Library Staff. CHRISTINE VARGAS: Booster Club, Top Kat Club, Chorus. LUCY VILLEGAS: E.C. Washington: Red Cross, F.H.A. JANE VIRONT: Varsity and B-team Cheerleader, GAA, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Cheerleader. MARIA WALKER: Library Assistant, Herald Agent, Top Kat Club, Dunes Agent, Wilbur Wright: Y-teens, Newspaper Staff, Booster Club. 1965 DONNA WILEY: Notional Honor Society, Jr. National Honor Society, Student Court Recorder, Top Kat Club, Monitor, J.C.L., Future Teachers of America, Prom Committee, Cafeteria, Dunes Agent. ROBERT WILEY: Irving: Football, Basketball, Track. SALLY WILKINS: Business Occupations, GAA. KEITH WILLIAMS MARY CATHERINE WHEELER: Jr. and Sr. National Honor So- ciety, J.C.L. SANDRA WHITE: Jr. National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Business Occupations Club, GAA, J.C.L., Student Activi- ties, Chorus, Speech Arts. JOAN WHITFIELD: J.C.L. Treasurer, Top Kat Club, House of Representatives. GUY WHITLATCH: Dance Band, Cadet Band, Concert Or- chestra, Concert Band. PAM WHITTON: Treasurer of French Club, Future Nurses Club, Library Assistant, Prom Committee. DENNIS WIESE: House of Representatives, Wilbur Wright: Hi-Y, Biology Club. MARCIA WILLIAMS: Music Ensembles, Clark: G.A.C., Y-teens. DONALD WILSON JOHN WILSON: Frosh Football, Monitor, Herald Staff. KATHLEEN WILSON: J.C.L. BARBARA WINARSKI LARRY WISE: Concert Choir, Glee Club, Boys ' Chorus, Boys’ Ensemble, lrving : Student Council, Art Club, Boys ' Chorus. Page One Hundred Thirty-sev n Seniors 1965 FRANK WISNIEWSKI: Top Kot Club. BOB WOLF: National Honor Society, Social-Science Club, Track, X-Country. DAVID WOLFF JANIS WOOD: Treasurer of Speech Arts, Dramatics Club, Herald Agent, Monitor. PEGGY WOOMER: Monitor. CONNIE WYDRA: Willie, Junior and Senior Princess, Girls ' Chorus, Monitor. SHERLEY BENNETT DEANNA DURBIN MIKE HERMAN BARABARA HOHUT Page One Hundred Thirty-eight MARTHA YODER: National Honor Society, President of F.T.A., Majorette, Treasurer of F.T.A., Orchestra, Hoosierette, GAA, Jr. National Honor Society, Pep Band. NANCY ZAHRT : Concert Choir, Girls ' Choir, Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Monitor, Top Kat Club. BEVERLY ZIENKOSKY: Bookstore, Top Kat Club, Girls ' Chorus. ALBERT ZWART: German Club, President of Folk 15, Band, Orchestra, Top Kat Club, All School Play, Monitor, Pep Band. Larry Baily Kenneth Basham Charles Blaine John Brown Dennis Brunner Angie Burns Alice Chandos Thomas Ciba Camera Shi) Seniors sill; c c “ Craig Donnelly Charles Erminger Michael Fleming Steve Gorches Larry Havron Robert Heath Dwain Hill Roberta Johnson Patricia Kasper Ronald Kolanko Pamela Krane Sally Krygoske Robert Kushnick Dan Nemeth Dennis Northrop James Parrish Alexandria Skordas John Tilden Tyronne Upshaw Paul Walker Cecil Walker Page One Hundred Thirty-nine Standing from left to right are junior class officers — Bruce Nierman, vice president; Ann Slattery, secretary; Nora Wolff, treasurer,- and Bill Dorrigan, president. Class sponsors are Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Folta. Page One Hundred Forty The Class of ' 66 The juniors have finally reached the status of upperclassmen. They wore their class rings, toured Washington and New York, wrote their first term papers, and campaigned for Association officers. They planned the Junior Prom, took the PSAT and Merit Scholarship tests, participated in many school activities, and made plans for the future while awaiting their marvelous senior year. Hardworking students help put up signs encouraging the H.H.S. pupils to vote for their favorite candidate. Mike Alcanter Bob Almy Paul Anderson Ellen Arbeiter Arthur Aros Charles Atkins Joye Boiden Ken Baker Nancy Barnett Bob Baughard Christine Beare Sherry Becich Joe Beckman Bonnie Bishop Scott Blumenthal Bill Boberski Charles Bonk Janie Boyajian Donna Brauer Connie Brazina Carol Brechner Carol Bruhn Dale Brumm Pete Bullard Linda Burgess Bob Burke Molly Burton Joe Cadena Julia Caldwell Doyne Campbell Janice Carlson Rosemary Caudillo Pat Chapman Judy Chidester Rick Chumbley Susan Clark Raymond Coffman Diane Cofield Chris Cole James Condes Jim Connelly Cathy Connor Cheryl Conway Gerry Cordova Maria Cordova Ron Corey David Couch Paul Coulis Dennis Crabill Chuck Creasbaum Linda Crook Pat Cruzien Charlotte Curcio Julie Dalton Page One Hundred Forty-one Torrie Dardis Edna Davis Craig DeLaney Dick Delay Steve Demoff Lynne Denholm Del De Paula Debbie Deutsch Margaret Dick Barb Dietrich Vicki Dietrich Tom Dobosz Carol Doniak Phil Downey Janie Dycus Mary Eaton Walda Ebert Linda Edington Steve Emerson Julie Eppler Dewey Fairchild Richard Fandrei Margaret Fano Marie Faricelli Bill Fariss Susan Forster Joseph Ferro Page One Hundred Forty-two Juniors Martha Finding Mike Finley Larry Fisher Carol Fraker Janice Freeman John Frekot Barbara Frink Carol Gage Susan Gailmard Dotty Galison Pamela Gentry Elaine George Liz Glaros Jeff Glazebrook Rick Glover Tom Good Mary Gorman Jana Gott Barbara Gottchall Patti Granger Pat Greski Susan Grow Connie Gunter Ruth Guttstein Donna Guy Kay Hajek Rich Hale Rich Halie Linda Hamm Elaine Hampton Tom Harbison Ralph Hardesty Marcie Hartman Ronnie Hatcher Zandi Hathaway Donna Hazen Bill Heath Rick Hegedus Darlene Hedges Roger Helm Sharon Herald Regina Hester Burgess Hicks Craig Helinka Judy Hoekma Jamie Honeycutt Bud Hopkins Bill Howarth Sandy Huber Jay Hurdish Bob Hutton Judy Jackson Rich Jakush Marge Johnson Joann Jongsma Bonnie Johnson Jeff Juster Jane Keeler Darrel Keim Walter Kelley John Kennedy Linda Kinnane Wayne Kjonaas Kathy Klapkowski David Knowles David Kodicek Diane Koehler David Koenig Harry Koester Dennis Kon Nancy Kopacz Phillip Koltowski Debbie Kovack Jim Kowalisyn Bob Kramer Margaret Krone ke Chuck Krueger Craig La Follette Karen Lah Cindy Lang Heidi tang Page One Hundred Forty-three Juniors Joe Longer Suzanne Lonning Sharon Latham Linda Lenz Patti Lenz Ron Levenberg David Lindsey Loanne Lockey Glen Lorance Tom Lorance Bill Lorenz Margie Lozano Nancy Lundquist Kathy Lynn Susie Lyons Cliff MacKinnon Paula Macey Stephen Makarewicz Lea Mamula Brian Mangold Carolyn Markham David Marks Georgianna Marks Marsha Maroe Rim Martin Wanda Martin Pete Masich Steve Mathias Lodan Matlock Linda McAnulty Sandy McCauley Bill McCoy Ken MeDaniel Bill McGinn! Curtistine MocKenzie Carolyn Medcalf Ken Merten Mary Miller Merry Miller Par Mirkoff Ron Mitchell Anita Modjeski Vince Mogd Jean Moore Susie Mote Ray Marileson Pat Murzyn Linda Myers Ken Nagel Sally Nau Helen Netos Ron Newcomb Eddie Newman Ken Newton Page One Hundred Forty-four Bruce Nierman Noel Nopar Dave Novakowski John O ' Brien Kathy O ' Conner Luis Olivencia Phillip Olson Denise Orloff Frank Palfi Karen Palmateer Beverly Papp John Parrish Nikki Jean Peck Marianne Petrick Jim Petro Tom Petska Art Phillips Gwendelyn Poore David Potter Ronnie Powers Jim Pratt Sally Purbaugh Nancy Queer Mark Rafacr Steve Rakoczy Charlie Reese Lydia Reese Rick Reich Ron Reinstein Marty Reitz Pat Remich Charles Richards Don Riley Ann Robinson Bob Robinson Jane Rodems Barbara Roebuck Terry Rogan Marty Rogers Jime Rose Linda Rosenau Ed Rosenwinkle John Rosevear Jerome Rudy Linda Rudzinski Mary Rueth Ron Saberniak Renee Salat Greg Sargovetz Mary Jo Sargovetz Gary Sauder Linda Scatena Karen Schau Mary Schilling Page One Hundred Fortyfive Tom Schoon Kenneth Schwerin Pat Seagraves Jill Seidler Linda Selsor John Serafin Pat Sestrich John Shaber Nancy Shaver Jerry Sheets Linda Sherry Toby Silverman Sherry Simerly Linda Simmons Carol Sivulich Don Slack Sandy Slay Bruce Smith Carolyn Smith David Smith Fred Smith Julie Smith Mary Smith Pam-Pam Spero Lance Springs Vicki Spudich Nanci Stabler Juniors Robert Stanners Joellen Stillson Peggy Stinnett Gary Stok Mary Strode Roger Studebaker Buck Stump Elaine Stump John Surowiec Marcia Swantko Mary Swanton Tim Swarthout Katy Szende Barbara Szypkowski Judy Talty Dave Tapper Norm Tapper Joanne Teliga Kip Thornton Linda Todd Roger Underwood Jim Urban Rick Vance Bill Veith Page One Hundred Forty-six April Vezmar John Vinson Herb Volkman LL P lift fl p Tim Voris Jim Vrehas Speros Vrehas Pete Vukovich Rich Wade Danny Waechter Nanci Wagner Bob Walker Rich Warner Jerry Weaver Beth Welch Richard Wells Becky Whiston Dennis Wiech Diane Wiersbe Judie Wignall Larry Wilke Marilyn Wilkins Carolyn Williams Annette Wisniewski Carol Wolfe Nora Wolff Sherry Wollenberg Mike Woolsey Vicki Wright Dan Yarck Maaike Yonker Linda Zacher Melindo Adams Nikki Angel Elizabeth Arbuckle Rosa Batliner Doran Beamon Kathy Bednarski Tony Berumen Ronnie Blash ill Jim Cadwalader Steve Demoff Margaret Dick Jane Dycus Doug Eldridge Mickey Fisher Lynn Flusche Dottie Golison Jim Golonka Terri Graves Sherry Hendrix Jayme Honeycutt Joan Jackewicz Dona Kremke Louis Lambros Phyllis Longer Sue Larson Linda Lontz Page One Hundred Forty-seven Sue Lyons Cliff MacKinnon Paula Macey Dan Mayer Linda Meisel Mike Moss Ken Rader Nelson Rivera Eugene Scott Tim Seehausen Ann Slattery Joseph Smelko Joe Spraggins Mike Sprovtsoff Marcia Swantko Carole Topolski Candace Vergin Pamela Vergin Lynn Whitlock Vicki Wright Dan Yarck Maaike Yonker John Zandy John Zellers Ardie Zinski Edwina Zisoff Page One Hundred Forty-eight The class of ’66 put the finishing touches to their float that was exhibited in the 1965 Homecoming parade. Students Display Talents In Many Ways DRAMATICS DEBATE MUSIC The Class of ' 67 Pictured left to right are sophomore class officers — Luanna Luconi, secretary; Dan Dobrowski, president; Bruce Lynn, vice president; and Linda Stafford, treasurer. In their second year at Hammond High School, sophomores experience many new adventures. The ordering of their class rings, planning of the sopho- more party, struggling through many new and difficult subjects, and thinking about being Juniors the next year, gives the sophomores something to look forward to. One of the most frequently chosen elec- tives of the sophomores is participating in Hammond High ' s Band. Page One Hundred Fifty Nancy Adams Roger Ahlf Theresa Alcocer Shirley Aleksy Jane Allen Steve Anderson Sherri Anderson Andy Anderson Kathy Anderson Judy Austen Debra Baker David Bartlett Steve Baxter Ken Behling Brian M. Benko John Benoit Rebecca Berger Rich Bessler Krim Blackman Bonnie Boleski Dennis Boyle Cynthia Boysen Tom Brachen Charles Bracey Mandelyn Brauer Sharon Bridges Ray Bright Vickie Brothers Ola Brown Sandy Brown ■f Tom Brown Wayne Bruhn Thelma Bryant Lily Burns Nancy Burt Russell Caine William Carrell Richard Caudillo Ralph Cave Dexter Clayton Joseph Coleman Terri Conley Pete Cocza Mark Craig Sharon Crute Page One Hundred Fifty-one Kathy Callahan Darlene Callahan Tim Carlson Linda Chalos Ed Clark Peter Claussen Tom Connolly Mike Conner Sandy Cooper Connie Culp Pat Culp Jim Davis Dan Dobrowski Gail Dodge KiKi Deavours Donna Doell Debbie Dorsey Sandy Drux George Eberhardt Rick Eucce Edward Fano George Fonsler Terry Fischer Lynette Fisher Sharon Fisher Rodney Ford VNarcia Frisk Don Fulk Bob Garcia Jerry Garner Cheryl Gunter Debbie Gaskey Hildegard Gebhard Pat Geiger Bob Geisen Jan Gescheidler Page One Hundred Fifty-two Sophomores Liz Gifford Sue Glinski Arthur Gonzales Dianna Goodwin David Grandbois Jutta Gruendel Connie Ivey Karen Hanson Suson Hampton Renee Hampton Gerald Heath Donald Helm Jim Heilman Suellyn Hetrick Nancy Hildebrandl Lee Farster Tom Hjerquist Warren Hoeman Bob Hojnacki Jim Honeycutt Beth Hoole Ron Houk Pat House Sherman Hopson David House Joe Huber Jim Husted Lynn Jenkins Susan Johnson Tom Johnson Yvonne Jonas Beverly Kaminski Sharon Keagle Dennis Kelley Cheryl Kirsch Jack Koch Jan Kochman Pat Kolbus Sharon Koliada Berma Konsynski Nancy Koslovsky Charles Kremke Jane Kwolek Dean Lammering Colman LaPosa John Latko Paul Lessner Paul Levin Richard Levin Pam Lewis Martin Lindahl Dick Loser Cindy Long Dana Lorance Luana Luconi Betty Lynk Bruce Lynn Lance Mack Judy Maciejewski Cindy Maksay John Malloy Elizabeth Mann Carole Mansell Carla Martin Harold Martin Larry Martin Chris Mauer Kathi May Gloria May Shirley McAllister Laurie McCay Pat McCullough Jean McFadden Carole McGuire Susan McHie Marianne McTagart Tim Mehan Kathy Mienzer Dave Meyer Tim Michaw Linda Moffitt Page One Hundred Fifty-three Archie Moore Andro Morgan Mary Morgan Adrian Morris Myrna Morris Darlene Morse Carole Muenich William Myers Bruna Myron Bob Nagle Cindy Nawracaj Ken Neal Shirley Neal Bertha Nebel Eugene Norman Ann Norris Richard Novakowski Janice Neumaier Mike O’Brien Terry O ' Bryan Rene Olivencia Allen Olsen Kathleen Olszewski Harriet Opach Pat Paolucci May Parrish Arvada Patton Page One Hundred Fifty-four Sophomores Marta Pearson Bill Perkins Vaughn Perry Art Peschke Howard Petroski Patti Petrick Nancy Pickens Gabor Pinter Nancy Pruitt Mike Radbel Charlotte Redden Beverly Reid James Rendel Allen Rich Phyllis Riley Jim Rittenhouse Grace Rodriguez Brenda Rogers Dorothy Rogers Julie Rosenthal Robert Rudy Larry Rutz Jane Sabotta Bartolome Sanso Allan Sarver Tim Schilling Bill Schleizer Ted Schmidt Agne Schreier Peter Schrom Wayne Sebenste John Seddlemeyer Linda Sinclair Sandy Shaw Danny Shulruff Patricia Smith Gentry Smith Helen Specker Dara Spivak Linda Spoolstra Linda Stafford Ina Steinmetz Cindy Stevenson Sue Stillson Don Strauch Frank Sturges Robert Sullivan Pam Sutliff Don Swets Debbie Swing Cecilia Szaney Roger Tatum Sime Tauber Trudy Tieman Mary Thomas Linda Thornton Don Tolley Kathy Trattner Peggy Tuck Paula Tuemler Larry Turner Patrick Ulm Pat Vaughn Hazel Walker David Wallar Candy Waterss Kathy Wandrey Carie Weeks Chuck Wells Chris Weis Joan Wheeler Bob Whiston Tom White Douglas Weich Janice Wilder Debra Wilkinson Kathy Weinbrenner Janice Winfield Larry Woolard Ken Wright Karen Yoder Page One Hundred Fifty-five The freshmen officers are, left to right — liz Colby, vice president; Sue Hanas, treasurer; Sue Terry, secretary; Kirk Pinkerton, president, with sponsor Mrs. Vera Erickson. Other sponsor, Mr. E. Burkhardt is not pictured. Freshmen get their first experience of high school lunch time by having split lunch hours. The Class of ’68 Freshmen faced a new type of “school life” and set high standards for their future days. They bought elevator passes and locker insur- ance yet bravely withstood upperclassmen’s teasing. They cheered for our teams and par- ticipated in clubs. Freshies enjoy unique ond colorful pep sessions preceding the big game.” Page One Hundred Fifty-six Penny Ahlf Jamie Alishio Bill Almy Jim Anderson Renee Andree John Aranowski Greg Argentine George Arges Jim Argus Nancy Arnold Alan Avery Denise Babetz Caroline Badgley Connie Bailey Dan Banyai Adam Badynski Darlene Barger Dan Barkas Claudia Barker Karen Basham Darrell Beaman Ruthellen Behling Gwen Bell Gary Bevell Eileen Biestek Paul Bishop Bruce Bodnar Sally Bola Molly Bomberger Sue Borbely Rick Bowers Jerry Bouton Marsha Boyd Kay Bracken Dennis Brich Greg Brown Richard Broz Sherry Bryant Andy Burbick Susan Burczyk Joe Burgess Charles Burns Theresa Burns Joellen Buttram Nancy Carlson Jim Carley Shirley Carpenter Margo Carter Paul Cave Joe Ceasor Phillip Chancellor Don Chastain Lynn Christophersen Charlene Clark Page One Hundred Fifty-seven Page One Hundred Fifty-eight Jeff Clavier Dexter Clayton Bob Cloe Bill Coe Barbara Collard Brenda Colley John Collopy Liz Colby Greg Condes Deborah Cornell Susan Craig Carole Creasbaum Glenna Crooks Gwen Cross Carole Crozier Tom Czalbowski Huey Darnell Susie Davey Debbie Davis John Davis Doris DeBoe Michael Dec Marci Denmark Ellen Dernulc Bruce DePaula Darrell Dippon Jeff Dodge Freshmen Dawn Dorsey Charles Downen Mary Lou Drux Cathy Duba James Dunlap Dennis Eucce David Erert Barbara Eckstein Karen Egyed Louise Elmore Linda Erb Candy Erwin Mile Frenza Mike Fentress Mary Findley Margaret Fletcher Barbara Florence Eric Ford Cynthia Fosbender Jackie Foss Sandy Foster Rick Friedman Jim Fulk Marianne Fuller Susan Galatzer Priscilla Gates Sheila Gerson John Gibbs Rick Gluth Lynne Goldstein Dale Golgart Jose Gonzalez Yolanda Gonzales Rick Grimmer Larry Grudzien Bob Gula Dennis Gurevitz Sue Haley Suzy Hanas Carol Hanford Bill Hansen Ron Harmening Cheryl Harwood Toni Hayward Sandra Herald Jim Herbst Joellen Hershberger Betsy Hiller Todd Honeycutt Karen Hopson Charles Horsley Wanda Hubbard Sharon Huber Becky Hutton Noel Heinrich Dennis Ivey Nancy Jackson Tony Jaeger David Jakush Tom Jamrisko Richard Jancosek Betty Johnson Ted Johnson Debbie Jones Georgia Kambiss Susan Kanich Kathy Karwasinski Arna Kaye Candy Keightley Bonnie Keller Martin Kelly Kathy Kennedy Roberta Kennedy Linda Kenney John Kessler Jeannette Kimbrough Neal Kitchel Mary Klar Carol Kolanko Ben Konsynski Susan Korup Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Charles Melton Johnetta Melton Deborah Merchant Dorian Miller Gary Mingle Kerry Mitchell Peggy Moffitt Mike Moore Oswaldo Moore Antonia Mosley Jimmy Mosely Anna Murxyn Sandra Musgrave Robert Melson Nick Netos Don Newcomb Bruce Norman Janice Nottoli Nancy Novak Edward Olszewski Linda Olszewski Larry Osborn Cynthia Paliga David Palkovich Sheila Paradise Carol Parsons Kathy Pazdur Mary Kroncke Joe Kulm Patrice Kuntz James Kuzma Robert Kuzma Jennie Lakavicus Timm Lamb John Lambros Trudi Lang Theresa Lanham Ronald Latham Rudy Leimbach James LeVan Jame Lewallen Martin Lipson Kathy Lovely Sue Lukowski Adelene Mabry Gwendolyn Mardis Keith Matasovsky Mary Sue Mau Carol Mauch Rick Mayer John McElmurry Don McFarland Gerry McMahon Paul Melshen Freshmen Page One Hundred Sixty Corey Pearson Tim Pearson Ralph Perez Val Perez John Pesta Linda Peter Norbert Pfeiffer Joyce Phillips John Pickel Kirk Pinkerton Charles Podkul Ken Pogach Rex Porter Pam Poteet Audrey Potter Kendall Powers Pam Purkey Roderick Rancifer Phillip Raskosky Ricky Reed Roger Reeder Donald Rhyne Ronald Rhyne Robert Ringer Richard Roames Roberta Roby David Palkovich Mark Romanak Donna Rubic Mary Rudy Barbara Rybarczyk Frank Sagala Tom Schafer Carl Schneider Mary Jo Schock June Schreiber Christine Schreier Georgia Scott Vera Sekularac Ba.bara Singer Gloria Slonaker Deborah Smith Kathie Smith Phil Smith Rose Smith Peggy Spain Ken Spolnik Dave Soderquist Terry Stanger Linda Stanley Douglas Stanford Don Stanutz Robert Stickly Ray Stringer Page One Hundred Sixty-one Mary Stover Linda Sutton Dorothy Sweitzer Shirley Swieringa Nick Synko Jim Takacs Ted Temkin Susan Terry Dick Thompson Emma Jean Thompson Sandy Thon Cindy Turner Rich Turnipseed Abby Tweedle Sue Twomey Linda Urbanczyk Cathy Vancso Irene Vargas Dave Vezmar Rudy Vezmar Greg Vick Joe Visnyak Gene Vrane Bonnie Wagner Evelyn Wallgreen Jeff Wallish Beth Waywood Don Weaver Diane Weems Don Wehrmann Barry Wheeler Stu Waite Matt Whitflaw Sue Wiley Steve Willis Carol Wolf Kathy Woomer Jim Wright Kevin Wright Christine Yarovsky Mike Zafran Peter Zenos Jim Arges Jeff Clemens Mary Ann Garcia Gary Johnson Jean Lee Michael Smith Betty Wright Tim Zemaitis Page One Hundred Sixty-two Freshmen Denise Babetz Gary Bales Jim Behling Kay Bracken Aurelian Bukatke Marilyn Butler Sandy Crum Carol Cruse Phil Daly Jean Deresch Joe Duba Louvenia Dunn Barbara Earl Lewis Eliou Scott Frailich Teri Geisen Cheryl Grobner Greg Guy Hope Hausenfleck Don Heimback Regina Helm Ken Hoder Margaret Houk Steve Hudi Jane Jasionik Georgia Jongsma Tom Kramer Irene Krysa Carolyn Lahners Dwight Lawson Rochelle Lerner Bertha Mabry Merrill Malone Ann Manley Mark Manzo Linda Mason Roy McPipe Patrick McTaggart Duane Miller Lennette Mitchell Terry Mote Paul Nagy Brenda Phillips George Raab Fred Ramsey Glenice Ramsey Greg Randall Robert Rarick Susan Reich Patrice Reynolds Robert Rosenthal Edward Ruckman Russell Samji Debbie Adams , , . - ft ft r� ■■■■■ i Page One Hundred Sixty-three Ancil Schilling Gary Sibert Susan Sinclire Sherlyn Smith Sherry Smith Sherry Smith Bill Straub Bill Swick Bob Szabo Richard Szany Michael Taliferl Donald Thomas Charles Van Dyke Rickey Van Zant Pat Veith Jane Vinson Ray Wagner Bruce Williams Rickey Wilkinson John Yercine Buddy Yoder Freshmen Freshman wait in lunch line to purchase extra goodies. For the first time the freshman experience the pleasures of studying sleeping, and studying with their neighbors in study halls. Page One Hundred Sixty-four THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW RING WAS CREATED FOR HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL BY HERFF-JONES COMPANY Jeffs ' HERFF-JONES COMPANY WORLD’S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF CLASS RINGS Made in Hoosierland by Hoosiers Official Jewelers of the Class of 1967 Represented by George Kingsley 601 E. Lincoln Street Kentland, Indiana Page One Hundred Sixty-five Decade of Dunes Delaney Printing Litho. Inc. Page One Hundred Sixty-six Making Good Photographs Ml And Pleasing You — This Is Our Desire J C _AJLS PHOTOGRAPHER SCENE— INDIANA DUNES BODIE PHOTO Page One Hundred Sixty-seven Lloyd Coon your local l-D representative for INDIANA SCHOOL PICTURES 3619 North Arlington Ave. Indianapolis 18, Indiana i w — M. . .if .tf i ) i) f.v r Alexander A nJy w v Tw WOODMAR A YOUNC STORE SERVINC A YOUNC COMMUNITY 6600 Indianapolis Boulevard, Hammond Shop Monday 12 to 9; Thursday and Friday 9:30 to 9 Other days 9:30 to 5:30 Page One Hundred Sixty-eight The Calumet National Bank of Hammond Fogarty Cr Schoop Completely Air Conditioned YOUR BANK FOUNTAIN SERVICE CARRY OUT ORDERS 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Main Office 5231 Hohman Hessville Branch 6611 Kennedy Highland Branch 2842 Highway Munster Branch 758 Ridge Road 5452 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana WE 3-9415 215 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana TE 6-6233 6603 Columbia YOUR FUTURE’S BRIGHT IN m ( ' (i rj NIPSCOLAND We will be happy to discuss your career opportunities at NIPSCO , . , drop in and see us! If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here’s a suggestion from Peppy Flame and Reddy Kilowatt: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLANH! There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Page One Hundred Sixty-nine ur Congratulations the Members of the Senior CK ss BOTTLING COMPAlsjY Page One Hundred Seventy The Store for Men and the Court Shop for Young Men BURGER ' S SUPER MARKETS 165th Street Ridge Road HAMMOND, INDIANA MUNSTER, INDIANA Page One Hundred Seventy-one smart apparel 5233 Hohman Hammond, Indiana DRESSES — SUITS COATS MILLINERY — LINGERIE HOSIERY FAT BOY DRIVE - IN 7 £e C ScdtiwiH. X Invite You and Your Family To Be Their Guests Away From Home 6730 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. HAMMOND, INDIANA Newspapers Make A BIG Difference In People’s Lives The Hammond Times “Calumet Region’s Home Newspaper” Page One Hundred Seventy-two Formal Wear Rentals and Sales WEsImore 1-5070 5315 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana SPECIAL STUDENT RATES CONTINENTAL STYLE WHITE — POWDER BLUE Also Choice of Cumberbunds and Shoes Open Monday and Thursday ’til 9 p.m. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARLY! Page One Hundred Seventy-four For more than 70 years men and women have been building successful careers at Inland Steel. Today many of your relatives, friends and neighbors are working at the Indiana Harbor Works of Inland Steel in a wide variety of occupations providing steel that goes into bridges, buildings, refrigerators, ranges, farm machines, automobiles, tools, toys . . . into thousands of products that we use each day. Many are concentrating on certain phases of steelmaking by working in production departments. Others are working in laboratories helping to assure quality or developing new and better products for our customers. Some are gaining knowledge and experience in special trades through formal apprentice- ship programs offered in the following trades — Machinist, Patternmaking, Boilermaking, Welding, Shop Electrician, Wireman, Mason. Inland offers the high school graduate an excellent opportunity to further his education. Employees may participate in a variety of on-the-job training programs or the Purdue- Inland Training Program in which an employee may take a steelmaking, electrical or mechani- cal curriculum. Still others are continuing their formal education at one of the local ex- tension centers. Plan now to investigate the unlimited opportunities for you at INLAND STEEL . . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS THE HON. EDWARD C. DOWLING Mayor of Hammond 4641 Hohman Ave. WEstmore 2-1122 Page One Hundred Seventy-six JERSEY MAID ICE CREAM SERVICE RED TOP TRUCKING TILDEN 5-2100 7020 Cline Avenue HOOSIER STATE BANK of Indiana 6 Convenient Locations In Hammond: 479 State Street 5255 Hohman Avenue 4204 Calumet Avenue Woodmar Shopping Center In Schererville: U.S. Routes 41 and 30 In Ross Tow nship Broadway at 55th Insured by F.D.I.C. — A Full Service Bank One Stop Banking Service — Available at the above convenient locations. Onc ¥ou linoxjj ¥ou Go to SpofiMAH ' 5 CLARK Super, joo ' Serv cs SrAT ON Read ' S ro B EASE : EREb MoE Daaaejl J M EK.AAJR S Cs EfLEO SPOAMAUS Clark So ea sno S ' 1 J ) SEP-VICE £TAT)oaj 6 Dio L3.Lutn t Live... amm ajo. wp AajA Page One Hundred Seventy-seven PHIL DEERE COMPANY 6236 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana BOTMA AUTO CONSTRUCTION 6014 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana BEVERLY SHADE AWNING CO. 6317 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana STEVE ' S PHARMACY 6008 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana Cl ) GE NTRY’S DEPARTMENT STORE 6157 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana r NATIONAL CASH GROCERY MARKET 6040 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana 65 Dunes Patrons BARGAIN CENTERS OF HAMMOND 6150 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana BURGERS SUPERMARKET 1 2 Ridge Road 6529 Columbia Avenue STAR CLEANERS TAILORS Pick Up Delivery Service WE 3-0311 fjtPtn TOP SUPERMARKET met Avenue ammonci, Indiana V RUDY FOLTA CITY BOND CO. Bail Bonds 5903 Calumet Avenue COUSIN’S JEWELERS 5133 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 2-8810 CONDES CATERING SERVICE 1440 Indianapolis Whiting, Indiana WARREN REEDER REALTORS 260- 165th Place Hammond, Indiana Page One Hundred Seventy nine Left to right. Seated — Bill Blandford, Rich Grigsby, Rich Thomp- son, Joe Gorelick, Rich Halle. Standing — Mike Buchanan, Ron Hansen, Jim Condes, Robert Sarber, John Brager, Steve Makorewic. Left to right. Seated — Dave Kodicek, Chris Maurer, Larry Wilkes, Bob Kuzma, Cory Pearson, Al McIntyre. Standing — Jim Levan, Fred Kraus, Brant Hayes, Raymond Awe, Robert Heimback, Jack Aranowski, Mr. Wood. Picture Projector Boys Left to right, Seated — Dave Soderquist, Ron Houk, Jeff Clavier, Jim Wright, Dick Loser, Bob Rudy, Dennis Ivey, Richard Shoop. Standing — Charles Creasbaum, Mr. Wood, Doug Wiech, John Hall, Robert Hojnacki, Noill Heinrich, Ken Wright, Ken Mertens Bill Boberski, Bill Gasky. Page One Hundred Eighty DUNES STAFF Co-editors Lori Silverman and Donna Slack Senior Section Pat Benson Activities Renee Troppe Class Sections Carol Claybourn, Mary Eaton, Lora Ward, Torrie Dardis, Debbie Gubitz, Marianne Satterblom Sports Tom Dobosz and Bill Dorigan Staff photographer ' Tom Dobosz Adve arlson, Carol Claybourr and rest of staff Coach Won Awitz holds watch as Bernie Krueger starts runners during the Vp ' Wernoon workout. ' on Awitz he VpWern Runner streaks past Whitey and he studies the form of the runner for possible mistakes. Whitey Retires From Coaching Whitey checks the chart for time of the various runners which show the progress of the various athletes. Whitey shows time to one of the runners and records time on chart. Page One Hundred Eighty-four Whitey puts the clock on two runners during practice session. B I ' C If