Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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McT ' s JNL «x» — THE CHART SENIORS 1929 The Good Ship, 1929, that in 1925 embarked quietly into the Sea of Knowledge is now nearing the port and the end of her journey. When the beautiful little ship began her long voyage, her sails were snowy white, her decks were polished, and her sides were freshly painted. The crew, though inexperienced, was a sturdy lot of willing workers. The stalwart captain, Joe Oarsman, was in command when she left the Senior port on the last stretch of the long trip. The crew, although smaller in number than when the ship started on the cruise, is a jolly bunch and is working to make this voyage one of success. The sails of the ship are now not quite so snowy white, and the paint on her sides has become dulled during the long journey; but this sturdy little ship has been blown by the steady breeze of knowledge to that long- sought port, the harbor of Graduation. The crew waits expectantly. As the clear sky and the laughing sunbeams give promise of a glorious day so the nearing of the ship of ' 29 into that harbor gives promise that those embarked upon it will answer the challenges of the beckoning world. Eighteen

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Seventeen

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THE CHARTS — JAMES Mr ESTER Whatever the future holds for him He trill accept Life’s knocks with a grin. JOE CARS MAN We all hail him, as president And always he is on duty bent. HA ROLD PIBDLEE Words are women; deeds are men. MARIE ADAMS She is nearly always laughing. In fact, she’s full of fun. KENNETH GUSE He, is a talker and needs no questioning before he speaks. ALICE VOLK MAN They who sow courtesy reap ship. ESTHER CAMPBELL Anything that is worth doing is worth doing ivell. Nineteen