Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Creativity In the arts sciences and the spiritual values in life m my opportunitics present themselx cs to students for poten tial 1Cl'llLXC.lTlCI'IfC The thcmc for the l954 Dunes was in such an 1rca of cxpcricnccs Creativity The various w 1ys of lcttcrmg the word creativity were with the purposc of sounding many moods and expressions to portray experiences in which students participated From sciences such ldClS as cohesion, vibration, and expansion are expressed in the letters Focal dominance leg1b1l1ty appeal, and distinction are means by w h1ch art communicates its messages Creativity sp1r1tu1lly builds dignity repose loyalty md friendliness With the Leynoting of the theme our boolt begins Cover This is an ever changing world Technological and scientific discoveries have extended and reshaped the phy sical environment The mastery of nature is closely con the new dimensions of human knowledge demand a new equilibrium between man and nature and individual and society The cover design for the 1954 Dunes was derived from these elements time space, and motion The hour glass denoting the slow steady passage of time, has moved outward beyond its confining boundaries It is projected 1I1tO a new dimension where space is meas ured only by the time for interpenetration The concentric circles convey the process of taking problems of life out of isolation and examinmg them in their direct and inevitable inter relationship Intent visual concentration upon the center from which the circles expand brings about an experience of motion from the inner to the outer termination Set in motion by the activation of vision it appears to be a crystallization of an inner structure or search moving out ward and unfolding IES form in a true symbol of our time Its fulfillment lies in the significance of creativity to the 1nd1v1dual and to society that dominates the present and tends into the future End Sheets Working creatively experimenting and exploring with tools and materials led to the brayer painting on the end sheets of the Dunes The grainlike effect resulted from a string wrapped brayer rolled over printers ink The letters cut from mtgazmes have added interest because of different forms sizes and alphabets The paste up job is montage a much employed technique in contem porary graphics Page Two 2 ' V2 - I 2 I 1 I A M. A 3 4 v I 1 2 lc l I A . T II' ' l i . I 12 1 .a ' y ' ' , V. A I f r . 4 -1 . 7 5 4 9 . . 2 1 l . i a v 7 i A . 1 . n . ' nected with the mastery of space. Widening horizons, and A r ' 1 ' L , , , - , . 3 I Y , , . ' . , . ' I 4 . I 9 5 ' - , -

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THE 1954 DUNES Tha DL N125 IS publlslud lD1'lLllllX for tlm studcnr luodv lf I-hmmoml H1 h bchool I-hmmond lfltlllfll P1rr1C11 lifllgl Rosemlrx Lfme cdnors Ducctcd bx NI1ss Ellen Eduh Stmlcx md otlur mcmbcrs of tlu fn l1sh DLIWIYI mam md Nl1ss NI1r511'crXX1ll11n'1s of thc COI'I1IT1L1'Llll Dapurment f Ol X Rlf H'I l ' ' ' ' '- 1 ' . , 1 1 Vg 1' . 1 . -1 1. 1 ' '1 V1 ' '1 . 1 1' 1 .'.' ' ' 1' 1 ' lxlCGf11H2lh21H 11ml Miss Olga Schubkcgcl assisted by Miss ' Q 1 1 ' ' ' R l ' Z g ' ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 'L ' 'V li n ' ' 1 ' 2 . J ' 9 I l'1'5-fl

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