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

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MHlfllC council Tech ' s first Athletic Council was organized January 11, 1938. It consisted of two representatives elected from each of the forty advisories. The faculty advisors are Miss Richmond and Miss Sinden. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in the school activities, encourage better school spirit, and to keep people informed concerning all activities. In view of this, the council edited the Tech Speculator for three semesters beginning March 11, 1938. This past semester Dorothy Collins and Raymond Koniarski served as the Editors-in-Chief and all Council members served as reporters. This year the Council provided uniforms for the cheerleaders and codliver oil for the basketball players. These were financed by the Tech pins and semester subscriptions to the selling of the Tech Speculator. This organization also sponsored the choosing and training of five cheerleaders. ATHLETIC COUNCIL — Florean Bowman, president: Siemond Nowak, secretary: Verna Stefano. treasurer, Raymond Koniarski, Eleanor Sclialler, Bob Smith. Jack Adlcy. Eldon Beatty. Robert Bein. Bernice Bonic. Geraldine Burris. Harriett Dudleston, Aimes Eckert. Vera Evans. Katie Giecko. Dorothy Howard, Rosamond Jaekson. Steve Kaminsky. Oliver Keehn Louis Kendall. Pauline Klebs. Dorothy Kmetz. John Kucer, William Malcolm, Orvin Micheals. Jack Miller, Glen Nelson. Ed. Newman. Hazel Ohlert. Bud Robinson. Jack Rose. Kathleen Scott. John Smothers, Felicia Szumilas, Betty Turpin. Marjorie Walker, Frances Wasser. Jeannette Weathers, James Yarbrouah. CHEER LEADERS — Bernice Bonic, Steve Kaminsky, Orvin Michaels, Colleen Tcenor, Patricia Teenor. 20

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The Technical High School Band is one of the organizations of which the school is very proud. The band was organized in October, 1927, with less than fifteen members. At the present time, it is composed of sixty-three musicians. Twelve of these members are graduating seniors. The band has played on several occasions, both civic and school, during the year. It has presented two evening concerts, played short concerts at the football games, Brook s House, Masonic Temple, Music Festival, Official Dedication of Hammond ' s new Civic Center, and the Technical High School Graduation Services. Within the band are two ensembles: cornet trio and the brass sextette. The ensembles have given short programs for various organizations. The band is under the direction of E. P. Sherman and A. F. Robinson. Richard Adams — Cornet Betty Basz — Clarinet Pearl Bell — French Horn Margaret Betustak — Clarinet Norma Chansler — Clarinet Wilfred Eidner — French Horn Joseph Esterhay — Bass Alex Franyi — Bass Edward Frunk — French Horn Melvin Fuehrmeyer — Trombone Edward Gora — Cornet Albert Haberlin — Baritone Josephine Hatten — Flute Alma Hiestand — Clarinet Esther Hladek — Trombone Margaret Houchins — Clarinet Dorothy Jankowski — Clarinet Clifford Johnson — Drum Irene Kalina — Flute Paul Kankaska — Saxophone Stanley Kapuscinski — Clarinet James Klootwyck — Clarinet Leonard Kornas — Clarinet Ann Kubacki — Saxophone Bill Lannin — Clarinet Delores Lenz — Trombone Dorothy Lewandowski — Saxophone James Lingo — Clarinet Ann Louise Main — Clarinet Chestine Maka — Drums Thaddeus Maka — French Horn Harry Maman — Baritone Edward Morrison — Saxophone Kenneth Mote — Comet Gertrude Neubauer — Clarinet Robert O ' Donnell — Drums Mildred Palmer — Bassoon Howard Pope — Oboe Julian Prorak — Bass Josephine Ramsey — Saxophone Bob Regnier — Clarinet Jack Rose — Trombone Irene Rosinski — Bass Clarinet Ronald Ryckman — Clarinet William Ryckman — Baritone Saxophone Frank Sanecki — Cornet Raymond Schrefler — Saxophone Gordon Sharp — French Horn William Shively — Cornet Harriet Skellenger — Clarinet Loretta Szarmack — Clarinet Felicia Szumilias — Flute Kenneth Talbott — Oboe Bruno Tomelczak — Cornet Verdon Umbaugh — French Horn Robert Vogt — Drums John Volk — Comet Cecil Wilson — Bass 19

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safety at tech Tech students have again established an enviable shop safety record. During the past school year embracing 420,000 shop students hours, not a single serious injury was recorded. Most credit for this splendid showing is due to the efforts of the student safety council, in co-operation with instruc- tors and the ready response of the general student body. The Tech school boy patrol, served throughout the year. The quality of their work can again be described as - — a job well done. Only one minor accident was reported throughout the school year, with no injury involved. It has been the chief aim of our safety classes to develop in the minds of the students the proper attitude toward safety. Courtesy, care, and fair play have been stressed. We feel that safety is a vital factor in our health and happiness and should be observed at all times. safety council Beginning at top row, left to right: Willard Aaron, Richard Adams, Bob Bein, Willis Bronas, Joseph Choma, Jack Gleason, Bob Gluth, Paul Hayworth, Ted Jakubczyk, Alex Jerzyk, Steve Kaminsky, Orvin Michaels, Delmar Mounts, Gerald Myers, Bob Ryckman, Carrol Sarkisian, Ray Stevenson, Wallace Timm, Bill Weliky, Mickey Wydra, John Zaffore. tech patrol boys 1 938-39 Eugene Staley, Robert Walsh, Jimmy Davis, Bernard Biegal, Wayne Zimmermann, Bryon Briner, Walter Szywala, Bill Morenz, Ray Meo, Delbert Staley, Don Kelly, Steve Kras, Claire Surdyke, Robert Ryckman, Joseph Gadomski, Oliver Day, Bill Hildebrand, Paul Hayworth, Ray Stevenson. 21