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

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Y-Teens Made Goal Service and Fellowship Y-TEENS OFFICERS Moore, president; Clemens, World Fellowship chairman; Livovich, social chairman; Plaskett, vice-president; Kleinamon. treasurer; and Roderick, secretary. The primary purpose of the Y -Teens was to help others and serve wherever possible with the Y. W. C. A. It also promoted good fellow- ship among the members, with other Y-Teen groups in the area, and on a world- wide basis through the World Fellowship work with the Y. W, C. A. The Y-Teens held a candlelight initiation for the incoming members on November 4. They gave a Christmas tea for the faculty and mem- bers of Y-Teens, and sponsored a semi-formal Cupid ' s Dance land at Masonic Temple on February 13. The Y-Teens along with Hi-Y gave a soc-hop on April 17. Members of the Y-Teens also attended the Lake County Girls ' Conference. A picnic was given for the Y-Teens in June. They again presented a picture to a class- room at Tech. This year the painting, St. James ' Park , was purchased and placed in Room 209. Faculty sponsors were Miss Evelyn Bold and Alice Cleveland. Y-TEENS Front Row: Viland, Blackstone, Horn, Anderson, Bach, V. Moore, Falusi, Brown, Dernulc, Hansen, Carroll, Parsons, Overack, R. Gillespie, Freeman, Beatty, Carlin. Second Row: Fegely, Reeise, Young, Gonsiorowski, Cieszkiewicz. Mauder, Fazekas, Schlitz, Whitley, Boilek, M. Smith, Kovach, Bukowski, Ortega, Plaskett. Third Row: Batliner, Malacina, Schaller, Fantin, Krownland, Piniak, Koch. Livovich, Collins. Ignas, Luce, M. Smith, Cox, Fouts, Redenbaugh, Mauger. Fourth Row: Riebe, O ' Brien, Fuell, Bragiel, Kolat, McClure, M. Moore, Hartoonian, Imrich, Lorance, Milligan, Underwood, Jewett, L. Gillespie. Fifth Row: Oran, Citon, Elliott, Dernulc, Pieramico, Alvey, Consoer, Hlatko, Barton, Fines, Weems, Rasmussen, Leets, Carlin, Getschou. Sixth Row: Stephenson, Stirling, D. Moore, Lambert, Ellins, Hahn, Darmefalski, Beavers, Post, V. Post, Markstone, Hale, Campbell, Brumley. Back Row: Young, Klein, Ward, Robinson, Keys, Parker, Hudspeth, Papa, Fountaine, Kotul, Ignaski, Martin, Ham, Sanchey, Roderick, Klenaman.

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The train is pictured as symbolic of the drive put on by the Tech Junior Red Cross to collect Christmas gifts for people in the foreign countries represented by the girls in the back- ground. This was J. R. C. ' s contribution to the Christmas parade and program. Members of the J. R. C. council are pictured here as they worked to re- pack gifts from Tech stu- dents for people over- seas. From Je f to light are: Yvonne Long, Mari- lyn Plaskett, Jean Livo- lich, Dorothy Klein. Pa- tricia Sabinske, Carol Montgomery, Joann Dan- cho, Nancy Mesyssne, Betty Kingery, and Mar- garet Perry. Wanda Horn, Ann Sajkyk, Ronald Millies, and Joanne Dye select drawings of Tech stu- dents to be sent to the International Student Art Exchange, a project of the international Jun- ior Red Cross to help students of many coun- tries to have a better un- derstanding of foreign friends. Nordyke and James Haworth. Junior Red Cross members and wood shop students, are pictured making crates in which to ship the gift boxes of all Hammond schools. A close-up of the engi- neers of the gift train. Chuck Hulsey and Har- old Maier, students from Welding Shop who helped make the train.

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Officers and sponsors of the Y-Teens and chap- erones and guests around the punch table at the Y-Teens ' semi- formal dance at the Ma- sonic Temple, Cupid ' s Danceland. Myrna Ruttledge serves Eugene Brown at the punch bowl during in- termission at the Y- Teens semi-formal. Dancers at Cupi d ' s Danceland — John Voss and Mary Mauder, Ken Eriks and guest, and lerry Russell and guest. Mr. Donaldson serves members of the Hi-Y at their initiation meeting. Bob Haley in the pro- cess of being initiated into the Tech Hi-Y.