Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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MONDAY — ALOHA! Hawaiian Day let students wear their beach attire for the last time before winter set in. After school a group of girls actually spent $34.00 to rent three students for the following day. Everybody burned off their calories from dinner by kicking rafts across the pool. There was no doubt that everybody went home exhausted. TUESDAY — CARRY MY BOOKS ...ON YOUR KNEES! The funniest scene of the day was watching students being dragged along by a doggie leash. While the more sophisticated students wore their best clothes to school. To keep peace, the student army kept a close eye on everyone (Guerrilla Warfare). WEDNESDA Y — PREPPY DA Y! Like, you know, said Preppy Pam. No, I don ' t know, replied Nerdy Ned. But whether you were a nerd or a preppy, everybody had a fantastic time at the hayride that night, singing familiar songs by the bonfire. THURSDAY — TOGA! TOGA! Students came to school looking like they came from Ancient Rome, with the exception of some very weird looking hats. Everybody stayed after school to decorate the halls. FRIDA Y — MIRACLE ON 165th STREET. Each class came to school that day in their true col- ors. The pep assembly was so loud, we thought the walls would fall down. One could tell that everybody put a lot of effort into the floats. The Wildcats were ready to settle the Pioneers. 14

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ALL THE LIGHT MCVES “A perfect game to end a perfect week, Tom Dorton summed up the game. The score was 10-0, which was pretty good considering it was raining throughout most of the game The rain prevented the quarter- back from passing the ball altogether. The defense held well con- sidering the Pioneers were inside the twenty yard line about four times. The Pioneers fumbled a lot, but they played a good game, although not as good as the Wildcats. There were four outstanding players. Ira Smith got the first touchdown and made an outstanding move to dodge three Clark players on the way to the zone Ed Smith threw the punch-after-pass, Tom Dorton played an ex- cellent game by inter- cepting two passes. )im Nondorf had ten tackles. Captain Bob Garcia said The team really came through when we needed a big play. Altogether there were 84 participants in the homecoming court, in- cluding escorts. The win- ners were as follows: Freshman princess, Char- lotte Hutton; Sophomore princess, Laura Powell; Junior princess, Lisa Salyer; homecoming queen, second runner- up, Canditta Burgos; first runner-up, Theresa Ryan; queen, Ingrid Robinson Top: H.H.S. marching band anxious- ly awaits for the ghostbusters. Bottom: The Wildcats go in for the tackle. 16