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

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Aaron, Georgia Louise • ' Jo” Glee Club, Secretary-Treasurer Black, Arthur Mickey Senior Band, Annual Staff Blanchard, Clifford Cliff Baseball Boyer, Stuart Stewy Senior Band, Tech Craftsman Camp, Eddie Pat Dramatic Club, Baseball, Air- plane Club, Basketball Childress, Martha Louise Mart- Drama Club. Reporter, Gler Club, English Club, Girl Re- serve Clayton, Thomas He-Man Orchestra, Tech Craftsman, Annual Staff Czajka, Genevieve Victoria Gene Jr. Red Cross, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserve, English Club Barton, Sam Kusto Dramatic Club Bindas, Ann Helen Flash- Glee Culb, English Club, Dra- matc Club, Girl Reserve Body, James Shrimp Brown, Wayne Doc Dramatic Club Chartos, Charles Chuck- Football, Basketball, Baseball Ciucki, Theodore Ted Football, Baseball Conley, Clarence Flash- Football, Basketball, Track, Dra- matic Club (Serg. at Arms) Dailey, Marguerite Mae Margie English Club, Girl Reserve 13

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Charles Cavan Verda Guse Robert Chapman Frances Nester President Secretary Vice-President Treasurer Mono If you don ' t have what you like, try liking what you have. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY What a noise! No, it wasn ' t an explosion; it was only the raw material, the Freshies, entering the Technical High School. Just Freshies, unknown and afraid, until the members of the Senior Class of 1932, seeing how backward we were, gave us a start toward our goal, the Com- mencement of 1935. When we completed this year, we were ready to mount another step. How proud were all the members of that class to at last gain recognition as Juniors. All our efforts had not been in vain. While still Juniors, Miss Moengen and Mr. Wells undertook the jobs of class advisors, and worked tirelessly for our benefit. Then came the glorious day when we were pronuounced Seniors. Feeling the need of able direction, we elected Charles Cavan, president; Robert Chapman, vice-president; Verda Guse, secretary; and Francis Nester, treasurer. Our Senior year was one to be remembered always as a happy interlude. During our four years, we have been well represented in baseball, football, basketball, and other school activities. We realize that we are not at the top of our ladder of success, but we believe we have been prepared to continue our climb unhindered. Thus, with the patient advice and help of our superintendent, Mr. Caldwell; our principal, Mr. Barrows, and our class advisors, Miss Moengen and Mr. Wells, we have filled the year with happy achievements to be remembered always. 12

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Davis, Julia . Jewie Glee Club, Dremetic Club Deering, Edward Ed- Senior Play Doppler, Laura Gertrude Skippy Band, Dramatic Club Duncan, Robert Mule Football, Basketball, and Base- ball, Senior Play Eaton, Francis Friti Dramatic Club, Senior Play Eichelberger, George Levi Elkins, George Moose’ Baseball Engel, Arnold Angle Iron Frisk, Carl Swede- Senior Band, Tech Craftsman, Jr. Red Cross Gasaway, Lucille Mary Lu Orchestra, Glee Club, Dra- matic Club, English Club, An- nual Staff, Senior Play Golonka, Edward Eds Guse, Fern Alice Gusie Glee Club, Jr. Red Cross, An- nual Staff 14 Gachos, John Potential Senior Play Geeve, Dorothy Lillian Dot- Band, Dramatic Club, Jr. Red Cross Gora, Chester Chet Senior Band Hansen, Juanita Georgia Sally Band, Girl Reserve