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

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The Student Council campaigned for a clean building and grounds as part of the year ' s program to aid the school and community. The Student Council is an elective body with representa- tives and alternates from each advisory. Its purpose has al- ways been to aid the student body in any way possible. To arouse interest in the Clean-up Campaign the Council sponsored two contests and participated in three assemblies. The Council had three dances, co-operated with the music and drama departments in putting on programs, by selling tickets, and supplying ushers, and conducted drives for P.-T. A. memberships. Community Chest, March of Dimes, Cancer Fund, and the Heart Drive. Contributions to these funds ap- proximated $700. The sponsors were Mrs. Kieckheafer and Mr. R. M. Wilson. Mrs. Kieckheafer Mr. R. M. Wilson Standing: Jamroz, Musser, Petroskey, Hamm. Front Row: Kovach, Tapper, Harvey, Macewicz, Gillespie. Ford, Rzonca, Miller, Plaskett. Second Row: Robinson. Ryan, Boyd, Wanicki, Sterling, Abell, Gonsiorowski, Brown, Ras- mussen. Highsmith. Third Row: Hull, Brici, Duykers, Cassaday, Logue, Dolphin, Eaton, Scofield, Weiss, Michal, Worwa. Fourth Row: Eppl. Ferre, Hamm, Olsen, Gidney, Stewart, Bogard. Back Row: Meadows, Grimmer, Tucker, Augustine, Marcus, Chapman, Glowacki, Moore.

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Lending support to overseas gift drives and school clean-up campaigns, Dorothy Gonsiorowski and Don Jamroz in 1952-53 practiced for big drama roles similar to the one Emil Sobilo has been playing in the Hammond community. As a member of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Sobilo has made the Hammond Youth Baseball League his major project. Also as a Jaycee, Mr. Sobilo has contributed efforts to the Red Cross Gamma-Globulin Blood Drive, Community Chest, Orphans ' Christmas Shopping Tour, Olympic Fund Drive, Christmas Cheer Fund Drive, and Boy Scout Achievement Trail. He received a B. S. degree in mechanical engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology in 1943 and is now employed as assistant general foreman, Tool and Die Di- vision of the American Steel Foundries where he is also in charge of apprentice training. He is married and has two children. Mr. Sobilo is a Tech graduate.

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Don Jamroz and Paul Pe- troskey display model ol the school used during the Council ' s Clean-up Campaign. Loretta Kazmer, Pete Lenzo. and Charlotte Klaubo, cloak room at- tendants. at a Student Council sponsored dance. The coat racks, made by students in welding, were spon- sored by the Council. Members oi the casts oi the skits entered in the Student Council Clean- up Campaign skit con- test. Miss Eastwood ' s advisory was the win- ner. Bob Huke, Ken Tucker, and Bill Gidney take suggestions from box to prepare for Student Council consideration. Committee members. Brown, Ferree, Eaton, Gonsiorowski, and Tuck- er, collect money during Student Council Polio Drive.