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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

dedicate r Xe the cla.4 o £ 1944 dedicate thli yearbook to oua t eAvlee-men , who In the iummes i o thelA youth maAched of{ to 6eAve theiA countAy In time of, need. id mx 4944 Pu.blj.4hzd bt AREA CAREER CENTEX Hammond, Indiana A TASTE OF YESTERYEAR We hope, this book may bxing you. many happy moment s by helping you xecall those you once knew so well at schoolmates and as Extends at Tech. I($ these Extends -live moxe vividly in youx memoxy as axesult o i this xecoxd, oux puxpose will have been accomplished. Chaxt StaU 7 9 4 In 1940, the A meA-ican Leg-ion, Pott 1 6, pAe-i ented Tech with two laAge and beautiful flag . Cne wa a flag of oua United State 6 and the otheA a bAown and gold school flag. THE FACULTY M . F. Zeruon BlAkett, Louli V.--Blue PAlnt Reading, 8a-ikttba.il Coach BuAAli , Wl lllam L. --Sheet Metal 8 yeAi , Olive S.--HlitoAy, Home Management, SpomoA of, Sa. Clan Callantlne, HenAy L.--HlitoAy, M.S.P. Campbell, Jamei 8 . --Plumbing CaAlion, HaAold A. --Football and TAack Coach Couve, EleanoA- -Englli h CAomwell, Eikln E.--Math, SpomoA of Sa. Clan Vean, OApha M. - - 1 ntAo ductlo n to Builnen, Filing V emrnoAe, LauAa- - ComptometeA VletAlch, Glenna L. --Sewing Vunn, KathAyn--AAt, VAamatlci Eaitwood, A. VeAa--ShoAthand, Builnen Etiquette, SpomoA of Ja. Red Caoh EAlckion, Inga E . --UuAie, Home MuAilng Flack, TheodoAe M. --Welding, FoAge FAlik, Ethel V . --Engllih, HlitoAy, SpomoA of Ja. Red Caoh FulleA, PlchaAd E.--M ath, Blue PAlnt Reading Hadady, Anthony E. -.-Machine Shop Hamlll, Alice- -Home SeAvlcei 1 and 1 HebneA, Wllhelmlna- -Typlrfg Hein, Puth--Typlng Hiatt, Thelma--Builneii TAalnlng, ComptometeA, Bookkeeping Hoemann, Paul E. --Ant. Coach, FAeihman Coach, Phyilcal Ed. Holloway, HaAold E,--ElectAlc HoppeA, Fa ed M.--TAade Tnf., Math Hutchlmon, A IbeAt T. --Machine JaAli, ChaAlei A. --GeneAal Shop 6 Sampson, Thompson, Fulle n, Canlton. Sche.ll, Ha.da.dy, Patchen, Hoeman. Si nkett, Sunni , Wilton, Vietnich, Hebnen, Holloway, Catlantine, Michael . Sinden, Stnoh, Lawlen, Syen , (i ' alhzn. Kazklzy, GtA.ald--Ma.tk, English KizckzafizK, HznKy F.--Machinz Landon, MaKiz--GiKli Coon.dina.toK, StutneAA Etiqutttt LawltK, FloKznzz- -Math Mizhazlt , William C.--A 66 t. Sand, I nttKumtntal Mozngzn, A nna--GtogKapky Mo Kg an, EtthzK-- Ca ztzKia M uKi, John T. --English, SpontpK o $ Hi-V Mzlton, Paulint- -Hzalth and Sa{zty, Gtn. Scitnct, Math Patchzn, A IbtKt J .--English Robinton, A Knold F.--8 and RogZKt, MaKy Lou- -Cooking Sampton, RichaKd A .--Vzan o$ Soyt SchautK, Rot t--Homt SzKvicz, String, Homt NuKting Schtll, A IbtKt T. - -VKafiting SchwaKtz , MildKtd-- ComptomzttK , Ofificz Sindzn, Edytht- -HittOKy , SpontoK o i MonitoK Club StzinzK, HznKiztta--Szioing StKoh, M ablz--Homz Management, Homz Mzzhanizt Thompson, l tixgil R.--Auto WalkzK, Ruth- -ChoKut , Glzz Club, Mixzd ChoKut Wzlty, ClaKzncz--Phytict , Gen. Science Whitzhzad, Lucillz--Englith , Rutinztt T atntng, SpontoK o$ GiKl RttZKVZt Wizdman, Cattzll C . - -GtogKaphy Wilton, HaKKy H.- -Tzch. I nf., Math Wilton, R. H.--Sa{zty, A voc. Z immzKman, A IbtKt J.--Wood S F lack, Robinton, Schwafitz , Kackley, Ste.ine.fi, Hoppefi, Wetty. Mu fii, Hamill , Landon, Scha.ue.fi , Cfiomtoetl. HcUon, Kieckhe.aie.fi, Hiatt, Wiedman, Whitehead, JaaU, Hutchimon. Couve, Hein, Campbell , M ofigan, F fii6k, Hoengen. ] cclaiic-ol ' Y m. itiomii iL L School ■ iLHi CLouuru’iucim ' iU liiamnuuii Jiiali AiiOiLuiinn m l liursihiy, June S, I9-H S:IK) IWt. J. v v v v % v v •? 1 v •! v •!• ❖ v .’■ v • 5 v v v • •• v V v •• «J� %‘vv • v ocn-tOt T S eima rc W echo C i 3!U xZ tj Myet -- HonrtCP. r ‘u.r.’ i Tuona-i PoMtZng- CZa 6 I’.tu . 0. ? yzKA-- T fl ■ il Balmy LouZs Tr e-L!(u Louise ennett F Kances 3onnex yj.ZZna CZaxh M axtka Kxa eZ Kathexlne n Klqht Voxotky Cxum Thomas ovitinq- John Fogaity tt fitj Mice. FuMet Suivia r aK.cu tL ' r F xedfiic ' : C-eibnacht w cnnie ribb p ene Ceaion M 8e.sina.Ad GAabill M aAian Haack M UdAeS ,f a p acs ie. Wp Julia Joniac 1 A rayntlU Ke.e.tinj Jama KMty MaA . y Kovac-tc. Cht6te.fi KfLUptniht ChafiltA Laughtin I Le.6lZe. Lenz JefLfuj flehoh ShZfiteu M ue.fi6 tfir.iee Panth Arfnlph n exicah Vjijple.t Sa. h.itia.n Rotzmaxy Schzxzx P SviJxWt | Voxit Payne. Etzanox Ravzt Petty Qic.ht.zx Exvina Pat tut zah Victox Ramtzy Ge.xa.id Spitzex Exne t StaxoAtixh Helen Steven John SieveAand Edtoaxd Swing Loxetta Szunitai Gean Thoma A adxen Txurnp E eanox Tuxnex CLASS or 1014 George. P. Adam Richard Altenbaugk Etme.fi H. Ander cn Dorothy A. Awe Heal 2. Gainer Lucille F. Baifud Chester C. GaEog Emit 3. Barney William A. Gate . Mice 3. 3eccue Louii y. Geit uAi Lcui e M. Bennett Virginia L. Bicknell Eugene Bitner Ivan L. 3 oatman William Bobalik Trance L. Conner Robert 3 orchard t M art ha V. 3 ra el Katherine Bright Virginia E. Cain Vera G. Carroll John Certa Charle ChaloupAky Paul Charto M ona V. Clark Willna iJi. Clark Dorothy M. Crum Erne t Crum Marion J. Cudzito Walter J. Cudzilo John Danko Roland J. DeRolf Margaret 0. Dike Phylli J. Doppler Benjamin R. Dorton Thoma J. Dowling France L. Doyle Velda L. V udle ton Donald L. Eckman Betty J. Elkin Robert W. Elkin Vernetta L. Fau er John P. Fe troviteh John A. Fogarty Irene H. F ranyi Ruthe Fryer ar ' f Alice c uHer A dele J. r urga 9 Pc er n . Camti 1 ' Sylvia Cara ti u Fredrick C-. r -e irbracht Bonnie J. r ikk Etene C. ciea on Emily C . Cora Bernard C. Orabill El ie Green Marion L. Haac 1 Bett ' f L. Haeh.net Mildred L. Halfacre David S. Harrington tern L. Ha elgren Walter 0. Hickman Betty A. Houldion Pickard J. Hudak Betty E. M unt Harold L. I eke Dorothy V. Jarek George E. Jefckak elore John on Betty J. J one Julia V. Joniec Helen L. Kakle J o eph A. Kamimki Jame Karra Gaynelle Keeling Jame E. Kelley Ralph J. Kiekenapp William Kiekenapp John F. Kiral Eugene Kli iak June Koer Victor Koliada Mary L. Ko ty Mary C. Kovacic Vail Krem ke Che ter Krupin ki M ary Kundrat Anna A. Kurmi Harold C. Lederman Charle Laughlin Le lie. E. Lenz Herman W. L epley T« EdioaAd J. LlnditAom Ralph H. Lunde.ioa.ll v NoAman McConnell M ade.li n McDonald RlchaAd McDonald Betti M. Me Knight Jame.6 E. M at teuton Robert J. Mauch Robert W. Meade JeAAy Mehok RlchaAd J. Mikola czak Richard E. Mill etc Joseph. R. Mlzealk Edmond MlynaAczk Robert Moaoio S tanley J. M ucka Raymond C. Mulholland ShlAley E. MyeAi Matthew Myizak Robert E. Ne{S Evelyn Nell SheAman Nlcholi Maxine E. Ogle Maxine P. Ohli chlageA Inez M. OllveA F loAlan Oimuli kl HenAy OwczaAza 1 ' BeAnlce M. Panek EAvlna A. Paitui zak EaAl T. PatAlck ChaAlei H. PatteAion Helen A. Paullch ChAli A. Pavlldei DoAli Payne Adolph PeAlcak Edith R. PeAAy PeteA J. Pet cu CheiteA J. Plkula Reginald 0. PloppeA Ruthe PooAe Gladys M. Pu$$eA VlctoA Ramie y EleanoA M. Ravei Ruby Reed John Revak Betty J. RlchteA June E. Roi enbaum Jamei Pun el Ruth C. Ryckman Violet SaAklilan GeoAge E. SavoyeA RoiemaAy ScheAeA John Schmidt Joieph F. Schopp Kenneth ShaAp GeAaldlne S. Shook Donald ShAyock MaAy H. Sllay WalteA SkAzypek KatheAlne E. Slade OeAald D. SpltzeA John T. Spudlc EAneit E. S-taA.o.4 CAafc Helen F. Steven John W. Steveiand HaAold D. StlveAi GeoAge J. Sudlch.y PatAlck J. Sullivan Jimmy SummeAi Theaei e M, SioleA.cz EdioaAd E. Swing Stanley A. Szot LoAetta B. Szumllai Rudolph Talahaj Gean Thomai John J . To mho Jeanette B. TAoioe Audaey A. TAump EleanoA I. TuAneA Janice G. tllyat LoAAalne A. VcaaIII Jack H . f lalken A Anold Walko Donald E. Walih Vivian E. WaAd John W. Waiko Allan Dale Wlllli Raymond A. Wolak Rudolph R. Wolak Steven Vedlnah Eaed Young I ndlcatei tho e alAeady In the ieAvlcei on June t, ' l944. IN MEMORY Live o f gAeat wen all Aemlnd ui We can make all oua tlvet, iubllme. And, depaAtlng leave behind EootpAlnt on the and of time. HenAy Wad woAth Longfellow ElmeA AndeA on 19 82 VoAothy Awe 1984 Lucille alAd Roland VeRolf 197 3 John Eli, tAovltch 1966 lAenc fAanyl 1969 EeAn HanelgAen 1979 Velo e Johnson etty Tone 4 1980 Joseph Kamln kl 1982 Ralph Klehenapp 1983 MaAy KundAat Ralph Lundewatl 1980 UoAman McConnell 1982 Matthew Hyszah 1983 KatheAlne S?ade 1974 Allan Vale Wlllli, 1984 Pzeuil Haxboa Pecembe 7, 1941 A day that Mill live, on In Infamy. 5 £ O hC 3 •H 6 O � « © 4- ' u 2 5 s. s QUrtragio llailn Qfcxfaux . J TV UNIT M LATEST itWAW ★ FINAL tnllMK l III S(l IS ti ' Cnoay. jpxk «. nu — 2i packs r a?. ' 5y. ; TMRKK CF.XTJI TAY XOMORT (LUES MVADEFRANCt Eisenhower ' s Armies Hit North Coast PARTS Of 2 NAZI c h ' f° go “ ARMES CUT TO BATTLE RAGES M BEGUN SAYS XX o b . Xt 0 ' V ■ n t-H«- H 9 c- uicLe- ' w Ao 4 ooo •“■ h tK .V I 0 0 .° 6 %. ° t JU ® ' i h : 9 0 tVvL 22 A fl M K ( =£:- � i I £3 A J, v V __. _.-Z2 tr .._ 5 2 fy ._ £ . . . i 0 K f T c oyyy mw _u I A f - y (! 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Ge.on.gc Jctchah Lou GcilfiuAA Von Shn.tjock h! at tea Sbazt pe KZZl KZe.he.na.pp John Vanh.c n cb Ei l n 5 JZr K ei 9 e 7 Watty Zc ' -nan C ' uc u Laugh 9 Zn Je‘i‘1 ' . eh o ' : 25 Vic to X V.an C’J Vick ttiilex John Vevah Ed Sto-cnq Exed Voung bleat Vaine.fi Joe. Kamin ki Veofige. SawuefL Adotph Pexicak Ton outing John v ogaxt j 26 914 Stars in Tech Service Flag Of the 914 former Hammond Technical high school students who entered service in the current world conflict, four have fallen and they are repre- sented by gold stars on the giant service banner now at the school. The banner was presented by Mrs. Fred Jenner, left, whose son, Ray Gubte. 18, is serving in the army. In the other group, left to right, are Mrs. Harriett Simpkins, whose son. Lester, 18, was killed in action while serving with the marines: Mrs. Albert Black, whose son, Arthur, 28, was re- ported killed by the navy department, and Mrs. Ray Bitner, president of the Tech Parent-Teacher as- sociation. The two remaining gold stars in the center of the flag represent Conrad Kujawa, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kujawa, killed in action with the army, and Walter Tryka, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs, Martin Tryka, also killed in American army action! (Hammond Times Photo ' 1 94 3 - 1 944 BASKETBA I I. TE A � Bacfe Row ' : Coach Lou Bixkctt, 24-Ed Lin.dAtx.om, 26-John A ak, 27-Bob Elkin , 29 -Red Kaezmaxk, 32-Vick Pct a , 23-Bob Kahlc, 2S-Jokn Rcvak, 25 -Ge.ox.ge. Sudicku, 22-Al Blackmon Bottom Row: Mg . Allan Vatc Willi , 31 -Bill Sotcy, 3 0- Ch.ax.lc PattCAAon, 21 -Gcoxgc Jc$chak, Mg . Howaxd Wagncx Back Row: Coach. Caption, IS-Pon Shnyock, 21 -John anko , 26- ' _ , 3 3 - Chet Ralog, ' 4- So b Kahtc, 75-Tom V o wtZ ng , -Wat I y Hackman, 5-Eagcnc Ztbo, 3 t- cn Vonton, 46-Jack Watt , 1 4-Eugcnc L-icbac ' , 25-Hank Owczanzak , _ M middle Row: 3 7 - , 34- , 42-1-im anaken,. 42- John Knzak, fl -Hubchf L civ-la, 39 - r ncd Voting , 12- 29-Rat Sutt-Lvan, 4 3 - , 19- aytc B ynd , CJcongc Korn- c-i Bottom Row: 17- , 13- Jama CVonctt, 2 2 -Wat-ten Ktaukg, 3 6-Gco ngT Jcfichak, 24-John Centa, 35-John T-L tnov-Ltch 37-J-im Va ala, 1 5-Rltty Sotcy, TRACK TEAM Back Pouf: Coach Sive.dc Caution, , CheiteA Batoa, , Bob KahZe E ed GeAbAacht, Middle Pouf: Vick KotdAaufiki, Lou Beil fun , HenAy OioczaAzak, , BZll StillcA, Geo. Jefchak, , , ChAii Pavlidei, F on-t Row: , , 8 ill HoAn, JAoTph VeAicak Ge.ox.ge. J efichak, Wally Hickman, Che tex 3 alog, Rhode , Adolph Peilcak, Coach Cail on. •C ' astl on, Adolph Pexlcak, Jimmy Summer Geoage Je f chak George J efchak, Watty Hickman, Chet 3a og, Von Shayock, dclph Pesilcak Watty Hickman Lou Belt fauM, Hlnky Patted on 3 3 hack meet at Valpo Vale Wilts WE ALL LIKED 3a6ketball and football game6- A 66emblle6-tkey got u6 oat of, cla66e6- SA.o:yn and Gold- CHEE n LEADERS Wlllna ClaAk Waxy Mice F ulleA M adetyn M cVonald LePoy ?Ay Vale. Ke.ndAd.cb Spon 60 A: Hl66 Ethel c Al6b HAMMOND TECH FIGHT SCHG Go 3 Aoivn and Gold, Fight foA old Tech. Keep up youA 6p4.A4.ti VAlve them back-Pah! Pah! Pah! Let ' 6 have a vlctoAy M ahe eveAy play. Let ' 6 get a ba6bet Win to-day! 55 Re.pfie.ie.nt4.ng Bonnie Gibbi Tech at an area YWCA meeting EZene GZeaion, Anna Kurmii GIRL RESERVES A junior branch o f the YWCA - organize at Tech in 193 0. Very active throughout the year with many dance- , Chriitmai caroling, and a ' ' ay Vay break fait . Spomor M in LuciZZe Whitehead Officen Anna Kurmii Bonnie Gibbi Roiati e Eary Pat Smith Preiident Vice-Preiident Secretary Treaiurer 36 MONITOR CLUB - Compo4ed of 4ixteen girl 4 who out 4e.le.ctid by their cla44mate4 . Girl4 help maintain good citizen hip among the 4tudent4 and are given p 04 t 4 of duty. Spon4or - Mi44 Edythe Sinden Office K6 PhullU Voppler Captain Helen Kahle Sub-Captain Maxine Ohl4 chlag er Secretary Helen Kahle JR REP CROSS - A co-ed organization 4pon4ored by the American R ed Cro44. We contributed to the National Children 4 Fund, 4pon4ored the war fund drive, had 4 crap paper and blood donor drive 4 . Spon4or4 - Ui44 Vera Ea4twood - !U 44 Ethel FrUk Loui4 e Bennett Katherine bright Leona Reed Norma Jean Pear 4 on 1944 Honor Award Winner 4 7 Hi-y - a nation wide organization among boy To create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character in school and community . dad many social activities ■p iriJ Sporuo . - M r. daring the year. John furl Officers Jack Walker George Kourls Ray Hill Sherman Nichols President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sherman Nichols Flack, Clark, Sell fuss , Leibach. y eager. Hilt, Krsak, Warren Katherine Bright Rodda, Jefchak, Grout, rlog, Ctaaber STAMPS ANV B ONUS - This committee was made up of one person from each home room. With the sales of stamps and bonds from September thru December 1944, we purchased art amphibious duck . The name of our school was painted on its side. Sponsors - Miss Florence Lawler - Mr. Fred Hopper CRAFTSMEN’S CLUB - Promoting and improving their ability along the lines of crafts was the purpose of this club. TJGRUS CLUB - We formed this club in May 1943 in order to promote better sportsmans hip in school affairs. Any major letterman is el gible. STUDENT SAFTEy COUNCIL - Members thru their attitude and effort curtailed accidents during the year. Membership 31 included patrol boys. GLEE CLUB - Composed o( sixty- ( ive membexs. Gi.tt.l6 i oexe selected !,ox theix 6 kill in 6inging as ioe.ll as theix good pexsonal qualities , and axe dependent upon a yeaxs woxk in general choxus. Unifoxms one b toum shixts and gold b lou6e6 made by the gixls ihem6 elves. Ttoo contexts axe held each yeax. They sing (ox commencement, (ox many oxganizations , and paxticipate in the Ml- City Music festival . Each yeax a Spxing Tea is held (ox mothexs and women ( acuity membexs. C((icexs Shexman Nichols Pxes -cdent Jim Jones Vice- Pxes id.ent Gwendolyn Uaixd Sec ' y-Txeas . Ann Rizzo- Jeanette VeP.ose Libxaxians d Elsie Gxeen Vivian E. Waxd June Koexs MIXEP CHORUS - A selected gxoup o( voices chosen because o( theix love (ox ensemble singing, theix voices and musical ability. C ((icexs Maxion Haack Elene Gleason Leona Reed M ildxed Walkex-Voxothy Pxesident Vice-Pxesident Sec ' y-Txeas Awe- Libxaxians Elene Gleason TRIPLE TRIO This gxoup o (ten xepxesented the entxxe glee Club, appealing at vaxious civic and chuxch Aa with the othex choxus gxoups Mx. John Mux , often was the accompanist. Vixectox - M xs. Ruth Walker i 8 and - An act. ive organization, performed two concerts each year. They also played at the Jr. -Sr. Prom, the Jr. -Sr. P?ay, and various civic {unctions . The matching hand, one o { the best In the area, played at hai{ time at tootho.P? games and participated In all Hammond parades. Director - M . Arnold Po bins on 4 9 H axc.h 10, 1 a 44 Vi Aeeted by M iAA KathAyn Dunn A AAiAted hu aa. E. !e?4on O ' .uAic by The Technical I Vocational High School Band Ha. AAnold v obinAon JUHIOR- SE.VIOR CLASS CAST PL Ay GeoAge Hclntyae TeAAy HcXntyAe Maa . HcXntyAe Pao fieAAOA HcXntyAe Sophie Haa . Patt caa on ElAie PatteAAon TAa ic O bieeA — BAian HaZ Pete Patty Jane Ua htAA UildAtd HalfacAt Evelyn Util The.Ae.At SutitAtz LoAetta SzumilaA A udAtu TAupp 47 Hibe HubbeZZ ea n ThomaA --Wilma Von n oAAteZ S k eAm a r. Hi e fi o ' a ElAie o Aeen PkyttiA P.AnAt l Emma Paloney --Van Gut lit ck ChAiA p avlidtA -Stanley Szot l --Tom Dowling Petty HouZdAon -Betty P.ickteA Neal Baide _ Htltn Pauticl LouiA Btil (uAA ChaAltA PatttAAon Reginald PlopptA Dale WilliA CoAlumtA Witlna ClaAk Wanda HytAA Betty HouldAon SeentA y Betty RiekttA Ticket SateA Willna ClaAk PAompteA Elene GleaAon Wally Hickman Hill Klckcnapp John r ogax.ty Emily Gofia Vo no thy C um Hetty P.lahtex. TECH SPELLING 8 EE WIN HEPS Spelling contest o the fresh- man class. Slue Team Red Team White. Team Whippets Rat Terriers Bloodhounds Bombi hells •Vernetta Faucet i •Lorraine Merrill • Eleanor Raves •Margaret Dike •Madelyn McDonald •Geraldine Shook • Maxine Chlschtager Maxine Ohlschlager arc-y Trurp — Shop 1 IKDEXIil ' G I s « NHV Indexing means deciding how a name should be filed. Each of the obs listed ’-ere helps you solve a problem in indexing. «cbs marked (L) are parts of your Laster File. fLC.i To cot up an alphabetic card file. PC.2 Deciding most important word of a na� e. A udrey Trump Xl5. 1 .. jLis.1 IX ' 6.2 17. 18. .15.1 Indexing nanec. (I.) % ' u CO ;o CO • o]i c. middle nscio. • ail ui.s of c j . ®. +■ olio; changes in order of words. Change to 40-division index. Indexing nar.es of corapari.cs. (l ) beginning or The i Indexing nar.es of companies where a person’s full name is part of the firm’s name. (].:) 15 .2 Drill on punctuation used to show changes in order of words . A 19.5 Company names, showing pro f’1.1 Indexing name s c onte i ni ng ?li2 Test on principles learned f .3L v. 7 7 j.$ 7 1 ? r feY 7 p.c j a. 00 CO O; SCHO° L f ECHOIC A E.ecew factory teacher tbe T «« 0 p«nJti£ 46 SliZAley UyeAA HZnhy Patte.AAon ViAg-tnia PZcknetl TECH NEWS Vo I Mol FLASH From the boys from C.P. touring Tech. ■Tour shops are swell, but we agree that you sure need a new building . The girls of Tech made a hit with these boys too. On very reliable authority it was re- ported to us that the passing bell was one of the things these boys liked best, for it paraded the girls before their admiring eyes. OUR TEAM-Sherman Nichols Our team has spent, this season, many a fair-weathered night. Playing ball on the football field, giving other teams a fight. Most of the games were lost; it ' s simple to count those won, But the boys fought on until the end, until all games were done. And what did all the other teams say, as they departed separate ways? Those fellows from Tech put up a good fight and pulled some excellent plays . And so the gang here at Tech, with radiant glory does beam, We ' re proud of our football squad and proud to say OUR TEAM . ADOLPH PERICAK won ' t be playing basketball with us this season because he has just been called into the service. HOORAY FOR BASKETBALL We have only one returning regular from last year, Kaczraarek and two subs, Patterson 4 Sudieky, The rest of the boys are all new, but will develop into a good team. NEXT ISSUE U BENNY DORTON was chosen by his football team-mates as this year ' s most valuable player. [IRHGISTER BOOK-Mary Silay H The Red Cross Council voted to have a servicemen ' s register put up near the office. If you see a soldier, sailor, or marine wapdering around the halls please ask him to go to the office and sign the register. 31 -Y and GIRL RESERVES SOCIAL LIFE Questions to G.R. ' s Pat Smith, Gean Thomas, Anna Kurmis. Q. What do you think about necking? With each kiss, you give a part of your finer self away and you start getting ' a reputation you don ' t want. Do you approve of going s+eady ? Yes -if you keep your promise. No-you miss a lot of fun. A. Q. A. Questions to Hi-Y ' s Dick Miller, Bob Samardick, Sherman Nichols. Q. What about girls wearing slacks? A. O.K. for sports-definitely not for other public places. Q. How long should it take to say goodnight ? A. Depends on the individual. The boys expect a girl to say she had a nice time. LOST i ONE AMPHIBIAN-Katherine Bright Stamp 4 bond sales at Tech have increas- ed steadily. We reached the $2,000 mark in Sept, but failed to get the amohiban jeep by the last of October. Can we rely on you students of Tech to help boost sales by spending your extra dimes 4 quarters to buy stamps 4 bonds? The national motto is, BUY ' TIL IT HURTS so can ' t we all stand a little more pinch? BUY STAMPS and BONDS Uou) about all of the dance pon oAed by the. ci . t 9et e )Ct ? We held them in the annex acAo the tAeet fAom Tech. 49 LUNCH PERI OV Helen Kaht e- axlne flht chlagen- Vetty Jone -Shlntey Hyen Hanlon- 3 etty Houtd on- TSetty Plchten-Hl Idned Hat acne ' daily Hickman Chanle Patten on ..I any Ko ty- Jeanette Tnowe- 5 0 F nancl Voyle-Vonl Payne Sznn-Lcz Panzk- t ' t trtnzd Hal ' acnz Gzan Thomcu -P.06 zmanu Schznzn Hztzn v a.ijz Stzvc.ru Gznny Shook Jzanzttz Tnoioz I ' .ax-inz Ohtbc!iia.yzn Don-Lb Paynz ADMIT ?o� inu r ibbt Coach Caxlton 6ang My Ideal Vocal Solo Maiy Scatty Plano Solo JameA William 6 Txlo--Hclen Paullch - Audrey Txump Virginia Bickne.ll 52 At Hofmann, r eo Su.dlc ' , j, r e,o .7 e cbab Lou v elC uA- Ha. At Mice. F ulleA Geo A ge Je chak CLASS VAV Geo Age Jefchak Bonnie Glbbi CeoAge Sudlchtj VlAglnla Blckne.ll Bonnie Gibb 4 GeAaldlne Shook Violet SaAkltlan AudAey TAump GeoAge Jefichak HaAa Alice F ulleA KatheAlne BAlght F4 tiona CtaKk Ho ho v-ich I ' iont SaxkUian He.tzn Kahte. T vc t i n Pftfjh p ichnn H Sanp nn limn Vfith Hat] T i f a f ? amimomd Technical Vocatioma 1 High S cliool announces its Comimemceimemt Exercises Thnrsdaj’, Jnne eigktli at eight o’clock in the evening Hammond High School Andit orium Cap and Goivnt - A fiixtt $ox Hammond Tech gxaduatz I Inez OZi.vQ.ri Vivian E. Waxd ionite 3e.nne.tt The.xe.6t Suitxcz 3etty .lone 57 ■ Vetda Vu.dle.Ato n M any Kundaat THE GIRLS L1KEV Working at the Seavlcenen ' a Cenzen- VI Kty Aaddte AhoeA and Stoppy Joe Sweatee. SUk StocklngA - 5! Paul Cha.KtoA-Hlnky PatteAAon Helen Kahte- Janice Ulyat- M axlne OhlAchlagea Kenny Voiton 4VT Flilting with. the. guuA on the. Witting to the hoyi in the i f’flc : itaif 16- eiv Lee- THE BOYS LIKEV SpOAt4 - Bitty Gnab?e- Baggy pant - Can.4 F tinting with. the. glnl at Koval ' 4 - Smoklng by the Ice hou.4e- 60 P.uth Fnyen Betty Klchten Jim Kelley Paul Chaxto6 Ea.A.1 Patrick Geoxge Sudlcky Watty Hickman A ndy Li.no4 Gzan Thomas 62 ChaxteA PatteXAon- J-Lm SummexA -Watty Mtehnan Betty Plektex- •JUldxed Hatfacxe Kathexine Bxight Maxtha BxaAet- 64 Etene nteaAon M axtha BxaAtl SummexA- Hiekman lUAg-inla Plcknell- Kay Blight- Lou-tte 3e.nne.tt J e ckak- Pattern, o n ■ Wlllli- Peilcak • % tUcfc tUlle h. 1 lUvlan ne tlne ' ’ ' air Shinley M yei -Voiothy Cnum- Janlee Ulyat , r Remember When you could get hambungen on hot dog Ion Si each on 2 on 1 5i at the Manhattan Lunch-on a T-Bone Steak with 6 oup , neat mashed potatoes, gnavy , bnead S butten, battened noodles and chocolate pudding, all ion 3Si? Ed Swing 66 ANV HOW ABOUT RATION STAMPS if Shoe-ga6-Augan-meat-to mention a few itllllna Clank Bob Elklru I ' lnglnla Blcknell Betti McK night Velda VudleAton 8 etty JoneA Remembe Running any time a line foamed anound GoldblattA ? v lnAt we lined up, then found out what the line wa a fon. WaA It Alik AtocklngA , elganetteA , on pantlei with a button at the walAt? 167 kti.cz Szccuz John Vanko 6 8 Vonatd Wat ih THE SHIP THEV COULV HOT SINK A TlQZ.fi bhip bet bait fnom pout many a yz.au ago And on hen maiden voyage, bh e had victony ab he n goal. But many battZeb wouZd be fought before that came to pab b . And many moon now have waned bince he n finbt battZe cZabh. Eon many yean b that faithfuZ bhip baited oven btonmy beat. She tobbea and nocked and many timeb wab knocked down to hen kneeb But neven wouZd that Tigen bhip nefube to yieZd to bhame. Eon counage, bpunk and effont wene connected with hen name. But now that once pnoud Tigen bhip ib docked, I ' m bad to bee. Hen bannenb and hen pennantb wiZZ no Zongen bait the beab. But hen battZeb and hen gZonieb witZ Zive on in memony. And foneven wiZZ be chenibhed by aZZ of you and me. And bo my fniendb , don ' t feet nemonbe now that if b come to pabb. Be pnoud and gZad you knew hen fon hen necond of the pabt. She ' ZZ aZwayb have a tenden bpot fon ub hene in oun heantb . Though bhe ib gone foneven, we ' ZZ neven be apant. Geonge BeneoZob 1981 6 SENIOR MIRROR SENIOR MIRROR «OST rftfh I 1 BEST ORESSEt? GzoxgQ- Sudx.c.k Max-crte OhachEagc MOST POPULAR ChaKln Pa.tttfuon Me en Kahte. - vv« ' n i i Q,x • V Af e C l « BEST LOOKING Ntal 8 a-tne Phyllli Vopple.n $0- «■ quietest John Revafe La MU • ' ®S „ ' ■ •• „ oA ja- v Cy 4 ° I SEVIO? MIRROR SEVIO p MI W? 4 40S t cS tOL ' t CUTEST r - lgt JtMak ' t-tty Jone .4 v 0 S 1 k ..A r � v c.n. V‘C vj. W®- , pa «,h. • . r� c ; ? ? % most CLEVER R-tcKaA-d Mo a CtaA-fe 71 1944 Clatt Will Gaoxge Adam will hit ho it and big ttxuctuxe to Bill Ma tthew . J William 8 oballk will hit ability to ttay away fxom alxlt at noon to Eu.ge.ne. Vllbo. B e-tty Rlchtes i will t hex glinting ability to Helen 8 onlc. Chaxlet Chaloupt ky will hit gxeat dxaftlng technique -to Ollvex Hickman. Haxlon Cudzllo will t all hi phytic knowledge to Ml. H .H. Wilton. Gexaldlne Shook will hex ability to f all In and out of love to Many Beatty. Roland VeRolf will hit axtlttlc ability to Hitt Vunn. Haxy Kotty will hex job at the telephone company to thoxt Gean Thomat . Tom Vowllng will all hit tpaxe time to Wilma Hon 8 oxttel. Bonnie Glbbt will hex ability to bott hex boy fxlend.to Faye Axnold. John Fogaxty will hit ability to f lx blonde ' t bicycle to anyone that take c axe 0 f a filling ttatlon. Fxed Gexbxacht will hit gift of gab to Hx .Cain. Shlxley Hyext will hex ability to make people think the ' thy I to Ruth Tuxnex. Haxold Icfee will hit tkln and bone to Howaxd lx by. Rlchaxd McDonald will hit ability to get caught imoklnq at noon to Hick Pettat. Helen Paullch will hex long flngex nail to Labeta Swanton. Ed Swing will hit ability to tmath caxt to Jim Hill. Eaxl Patxlck will hit ability to win In cxap garnet to John Putz. Geoxge Sua+cny will hit job at floxltt to M x. Callantlne who It continually utlng flowexy expxettlont. Allan Wllllt will hit ability to go to bed eaxty to Shoemahex. Bob Elkin will hit batketball ability to Velva Pxlce. Ge.o ge. Jefchak wills his ability to pick up 3 gill at one tim . and make them pay theta own bill at Rovai ' s to any bag that can get by with it. Neat Bainer will his good look a to Ed. Podkul. John Stevesand will hi s ability to play the trumpet to Emit Schaeffer. Jeanette Trowt wills her ability to hold onto a fellow a 6 a he doe s Chester Balog to Betty Sel£. Waite ) t Cudzilo will s his ability to tell any faculty member what he think s to Olive a Hickman. John Fistrovich will s hi s reducing machine to his brother Joe. Ulillna Clark will s her crazyness to anyone that can do as good a job a s 6 he does. Rudolph Wolak will s his studious and comprehensive ability to do all his work with the utmost accuracy to Vick Wag gonb last. James Kelley wills his hot colored stockings to Vale Groat. Joseph Kaminski wilts his electrical brain to John Stinson. Virginia Sicknell wills her swaying swing to Lee Jacobs. Gerald Spitzer wills his leadership of the Hessville Gang to Ray Hill. Stanley Szot wills his job as pin boy to any freshman with a rubber head so that the pins will bounce off and not break. Harold Lederman wills the radio in his Vad ' s car to J. V . Williams . Sylvia Garastik wills her table in the corner of the bookkeeping I room to anyone who likes to be alone. | Evan Lewis wills his ability to take his brother-in-law ' s car without getting caught to any junior that can do . t. Bernard Grabill wills his height to Hr. Weidman. John Trella wills his technique to bluff to Jim Vanaher. Evelyn N eil wills her ability to pant to Velda Cathey. Richard Mikoia czak wilts his quietness to Velbert Cathey. J ame KaAAa will the pAiyilege o $ doing, ju t to be doing ome- thing to HowaAd jA.bg. John ti ' a ko will hi AubbeA handlebar i to Bob Kahle. Ed Sa wyeA will hi job at Conkey 1 to Hike Sinda . Puthe PooAe will he i height to lAene UAban. Jimmy M a teA on leave hi ability to leave thing undone to Leibach . VoAi Payne will heA ability to pick up ailoA to Emma Paloney. ChaAle PatteA on will hi pecial pAivilege, to get into the giAt ' wa hAoom and leave hi name eaAd to whoeveA can get by with it. F Aance Voyle will heA wink to Petty Thoma . ChAi Pavlide will hi caA to any dumb $Ae hman that ha $ IP. 00 fand a o£t bAain. iFloAian 0 mul ki wiil hi CAop o£ haiA to HubeAt Lewi . ' Jetty J one will heA cute iguAe to Phylli . EAn t. Ed Lind tAom will hi caA ' to John StAickiand. PichaAd Hudak will hi math ability to Pete %Aaho . WathAyn Slade will heA ability to talk ta t to Leona Peed. John F ' htAovich will hi talking ability to Tovin Hou e. Loui Beilfu will all he know about women to Ha. Callantine. | Bob M eade will hi ability to play hi AubbeA tAombone in a phone booth to HowaAd CotneA. AudAey TAump will heA ability to play the accoAdian to anyone who like to queeze. Jill Kiekenapp will hi ability to invent to hi pal Ha. HuAi. June Po enbaum will heA- ability to play the piano to Puth Kennedy. LoAAaine VeAAill 2oe n’t want to paAt with heA nickname Vitty o he plan to keep it. Loui e Bennett will heA f, iguAe to v aAbaAa o hen . i ■Wl Scif Hou Idson mill hen ability to collect union nlngs to pat Gllbintson. Virginia Cain and Vila Cannoll mIU tkU ability to git along Mh each otl un to Bitty LaSann and Bitty Hinliy. I Him Ghat on Mills hen cunly halts to xhoivin Uhl to comb It. Finn Hassilgnin Mills hin pinsonallty to Lcl s ' ' a an . Julia Jonhc Mills hin smite to Hiss Eastutood. Hilin K ahh Mill hin much to Vian Thomas Inez Ollvin Mills hin wilt, chanmlng disposition to M Is Btunin. Bitty Elkins Mills hin pnitty zyis to Bitty unton. i | any Kundnat Mills hin conny jokis to Kathnyn SA-ahen e .. Vlcton Kollo da Mills his ability to hup quilt In c lass to Howand lA.be . Vilda Vudhston Mills hin tinting ability to Hlldnid Wat -in. Rosimany Schinin Mills hin bittin Malting ability to Is itihiad F ayi Stevens Mills hin c omptomitin opcnatlng ability to Wan ' a. lyins Gian Thomas Mills hin ability to nob thi cnadli to Hadonna ausin. Janlci Ulyat Mills hin blissful quietness. Vonothy Cnum Mills hin ability to stay In school a tin getting mannhd to Vonothy Summins. John Spudie milts his maxine uniloxm to so me handsome, seniox hoy. M ilixed Haliad ic mills hex xed ha in to Charlotte xumley. Xdete Fungal mills hex nice daxk complexion to f« k depntx. Itaxtha Sxasel mills hex xecoxd oi being temnexaxity mitkdxamn and ni- intinid to anyone tfho can match t t. Haxy Kooacic mills hex studious attitude to hex b xothex. Bexnice Panek mills alt she knoms about machines to I ' x. Kiecheatex. Violet Saxkisian mills hex ability to tath about people to hoxma J ia n Plans o n . SHOULD A ' JLD ACTUAL NTAVCE FOP OT” I 0 ' JQ.CLX Tc.ch Deun-LoK - 1 a S A Spicclai Hei tan- ‘•.ant IS • teo.x Tec ' ' ”c� i ’ n - ? orrt Sducnt-r thrice, pznom n cr. J c J ou . je.can 7 cuMcon at f ' ’C Lan-sira ■; r,r i ' 1 ' . 20 yiax Tech Reunion - 1964 Jockiy Club BACK ROW: Bi.xna.Kd Gxablll, Ex nit Cxum, John. F ogaxty, ExniAt StaxoACAak, Gixxy Spltax, Jim SummiXA , Adolph Ptxlcak, Chit Balog, Chit KxuplnAkl, Ben Voxton, Emil Baxmy MIPPLF ROW: ChaxliA Laughlln, Lou B illiuAA, Ed LlndAtxom, Vick McVonald, Vilda VudliAton, Vlolit SaxkUlan, Ed Su)4.ng, M Iaa M axli Landon, ChxlA PavlldiA , B onnli GlbbA , Gioxgi Sudlcky, M axy Alla FulliX, Madilyn M cVonald, Jixxy M ihok, Piti GaxaAtlc, Chaxla PattiXAon FRONT ROW: Shlxliy UyiKA, Bitty JoniA, Jan-tce Uylat. M axy Sllay, AudXiy Txump, Kathcxlm Bxlght, Mona Claxk, Gtxaldxnz Shook, Jiamtti Txovoi, Wlllna Claxk, Ruby Rad, Sylvia GaxaAtlk, Fixn HaAAilgXin, Julia Jonlzc 7 25 yeaA Tech Reunion - 1969 Jockey Club BACK ROW: Von ShAyock, JeAAy Heh ok, EAne t StaAo c ak , Pete Oasicut ik, Ge.ot.ge. Sudicky, Sob ea.de, HaAold Ic ea, Ben VoAton, ChA. c4 Pavti.de- i, Ed Swing 2nd ROW: ChaAlet Laughlin, Phyttii VoppteA, EA.vi.na Pa tu zak, Audrey TAump, Elene Glea-ion, f ' aAy Ko4ty, ‘laAtha PAa et, GeAaldine Shook, M ona Clark, Jani.ce Ulyat, LoAetta Szu.mi.la4, TheAete SwieAcz 3Ad ROW: Sylvia GaAattic, Gean Thomas, Julia Joniec, Velda Vudletion, Gaynelle Keeling, Violet SaAkiiian, M adelyn Me Vonald, Willna ClaAk, Bonnie CUbbi, I ' .aAy Alice EulleA BOTTOM ROW: BeAnaAd GAabill, Emit B aAney , Jim SummeAA, John Vanko , Adolph. PeAicak, Ea nie CAum, GeoAge Jefchak, Jim Kelley ThiA yearbook haA given ua the opportunity to take a trip down memory tune. And what a trip it ha a bee. n- looking at picture A yellow with age, recalling old friendAhipA , and reliving events long Aince forgotten. To all thoA e who contributed in any way to the Chart, we are grateful. A Apecial thank you to Hr. W. SimpAon, principal o f the Area Career Center of Hammond, and HrA. C. Redden of Tech ' A memorabilia room for their WLllLng cooperation. Hr. A. B etuAtak- bindery inAtructor, and M . J. Heyer- printing inAtructor, both from the Area Career Center, deAerve our Aincere appreciation. The claAA o 44 had a dream. That the dream became a reality -la d-crectly attributed to their expertiAe, guidance, and enthuA-caAm. Chart Staff-1984 Bonnie GibbA Hofmann-General ChairperAon Martha 8 raAel Egyed-Editor Velda VudleAton-SaAewich-BuAineAA Manager Audrey Trump Kennedy- AAAiAt . Editor LouiAe Bennett Reel- AAAiAt. Editor LouiA B eil fuA A - Aa A la t . Editor Joe I ' .eyer Tony B etuAtak CHICAGO SALES DIVISION 100 PROGRESS ROAD LOMBARD. ILLINOIS 601 8 RHONE 012) 932-60 0 RESIDENCE RHONE (312) 339-3760 CHICAGO SALES DIVISION lOO RROORBSS ROAD LOMBARD. ILLINOIS 601 6 RHONE (312) 632-6032 AL HOFMANN TERRITORY MANAGER BUILOER ft CONTRACT SALES OERARTMENT CHICAGO SALES DIVISION lOO RR OGRESS ROAO LOMBARD ILLINOIS 601 6 RHONE (312) 632-6060 RES. RHONE (312) 620-0 23 Comgratulatioma to the committee. for a Job well dome. CONGRATULATIONS TO TMS CLASi, OF 44 FBOM TIi: HAMMOND MAYOR OF 84 MAYOR TOM McDERMOTT (219) 838-0900 GOOD LUCK TO ... THE CLASS OF 1944 2930 HIGHWAY AVENUE HIGHLAND, INDIANA 46322 SERVING THE BANKING NEEDS 00 NORTHWEST INDIANA FOR OVER 50 YEARS TRUST LOANS ♦CHECKING SAVINGS ♦INVESTMENTS 24 HOUR TELLER MACHINES CALUMET NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. our business is making your business better BEING iOuJri i’-t i Ij L ) l.jjij ' ‘S h i 1 0 NORTH 4226 CALUMET HAMMOND, IND. 93?- 1470 SOUTH 416 RIDGE ROAD MUNSTER, IND. 836-2336 OPEN FOR LUNCH Mgr. ERVIN A (rASTUSAAK) DUNEY Mgr. CARL F. DUNEY CON 1R ATJ LA Ti 1 ) S ■X) t-l GLASS o.K i COMPLIMENTS OF A SKI Mchiana Masonry Inc. 330 SUNSET MICHIANA SHORES MICHIGAN CITY, IN 46360 21 «79 -3838 PETE BETTY (RICHTER) SARTs- ' iI f � best wishes TO THE CLASS OF 19 44 MADVEK’S DOGHOUSE. INC. 6823 CALUMET AVE. HAMMOND, IND. 46324 VI it GEORGE MAD vac GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1944 FROM 1940 Class Reunion Committee Harriet Dudleston Tornabene Mich- el Fioonic John Mrzlo«k Mildred Moritz Nagdeman Norma Campbell Creniston Irene Kalina Mackowiak MCCOLLY REALTORS® 9009 Indianapolis Blvd Highland, Indiana 46322 Business (219) 923-2600 Residence (219) 374-5077 AUDREY A. KENNEDY REALTOR® -ASSOCIATE Each Office Is Independently Owned And Operated COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 • CONVERTIBLE TOPS PHONE: (210) 845-1040 • SEAT COVERS • SHOCKS • BRAKES • MUFFLERS • TIRES • BATTERIES FRUMPS Bonnie A1 Hofmann Karen Hofmann Pecararo Don Allen Roberta Hofmann Dick Ann Gibbs Velda Hank Sasewich Marie I. Sasewich Nanci, Clark Iric King Martha Adolph Igyed Lou it Billie Beilfues Irnestine lari Wartsbaugh Jack Louise Reel Lois John Fogarty A 19 52 Hammond High Graduate Ray Donna Shrader Steve Kay Piskula Betty Quint Joan Anderson Dan Rabin Helen Warren Ivans Andy Alice Mrot Loretta Tony Ialcarz Janice Ralph Smith Maxine Hensley Shirley Guess Ielen Bill Milner Betty Pete Sartini Katherine Bob Boyer Arch Kennedy - Mayville Iigh School Class of 1938 Robt. Boyer - Hammond High School Class of 1 9if 1 Mary Alice Fred Blaekman Wili ' Vic Joyee 3 1161 00825 2762