Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Behind delicatessen counter in Goldblatt’s basement, Carole Gregas weighs balloon of salami. Student employees recognized sights and sounds of the business world. Bul- ging grocery bags, May- 1 -help-you ' s, clanging cash regis- ters and gas pumps became part of the workers ' perceptions. Like many HHS males, carryout boy Stan Stewart bags groceries at store. 8 Opening section

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Since rock music permeates almost all teen pastimes, Laura Clayton discovers an album for at home leisure-listening. Ignoring parental protests, Marianne Lamm monopolizes the family phone to catch up on the latest school gossip. Lounging on the living room floor, Mark Norden does his homework for German. Homes filled with the resonance of re- creation and respon- sibility: the clat- ter of dirty dishes. silence of study, shouts of Take out the garbage, or re- quests of Can I bor- row the car tonight? Opening section 7

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Groundskeeping responsibilities put John Steele behind the wheel of a snowblower at city’s First United Methodist Church. Restringing tennis rackets, Dick Kitchell turns a hobby into profitable self-employment in his basement workshop. Headquartered at a carrel in the main Hammond public library, Kathy Michaw retreats to a favorite HHS study site. Opening section 9