Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Tech, Gavit Beckoned by warm breezes to enjoy the Courting tennis prowess through park mood of summer, Laura Nagy studies in the shade. recreation program, Ina Kitchell returns a serve. Summer activities 25

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478 summer schoolers journey to End of the school year found students in classes or elsewhere. Because of continued installing of air-conditioning units and cement- ing of floors at HHS, 478 Wildcats attended summer classes at Tech and Cavit June 1 6-Aug. 11. With 5 cars, 105 driver ed stu- dents took to the roads learning driving safety and total car care. Fourteen HHS teachers, along with others, taught 21 courses ranging from advanced chemistry to automobile service. HHS dean, Mr. Dick Barr, served at Tech. For those not going to summer school, vacation could mean work- ing, playing basketball, traveling, sleeping late, swimming, attending parties, or going on dates. Soccer occupies a summer day tor juniors Walter Jakubas, Bill Stygar, Gary Drutis, Bill Bonham and Stan Dzieciolowski. Issue of attendance brings Ramona Young to dean Mr. Richard Barr’s office for a conference during summer school at Tech. 24 Summer activities

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26 students specialize at summer workshops Twenty-six HHSers attended summer workshops or institutes. Indiana State U. hosted seniors Kip Alishio, Cabe Davies, and Peter Jarrett for Boys State June 12-19. In mock elections, Peter won the office of the lieutenant-governor. Girls State participants included seniors Kathy Chamberlain, Debbie Hendon and Barb DeBoe. They at- tended Indiana U. June 13-20. Sponsored by the Hammond Times, junior Doreen Smith attend- ed a 3-week Ball State urban jour- nalism program June 29-July 15. Herald staffers Joni Sullivan and Diana Shoup joined Doreen at BSU July 4-15. Diana won the outstand- ing feature writer award. BSU hosted Dunes staffers Col- leen Conley, Cindy Story and Sue Weaver Aug. 1-12. Cindy got most improved photographer award. Leadership institute at IU July 1 8-24 provided Association officers new student government concepts. Learning chants, cheers and tech- niques, varsity cheerleaders attend- ed Vincennes U. July 18-23. Girls won 5 ribbons and a spirit stick. Debators Betty Maksymczak, Sheila Husted and Pam Roper at- tended Manchester debate institute July 11-24 to study the topic, “Should the jury system in the US be significantly changed?” Portfolios of work and teacher recommendations allowed Bruce Cegur and Jan Grekoff to attend BSU art institnte July 26-30. For 8 weeks, junior Michelle Tho- mas acted in Calumet City’s little theater group at TF North, learning acting, makeup, voice and dance. IU foreign language honors program — Kristin Millies, Germany; Eileene Mulli- gan, France; Dan Gostylo, Germany. Cirls, Boys State — FRONT ROW : Kathy Chamberlain, Eileene Mulligan. 2ND ROW: Barb DeBoe, Debbie Hendon. BACK ROW: Peter Jarrett, Cabe Davies, Kip Alishio. 26 Summer institutes