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Scene U, HOME Mrs. Gragido serves dessert to Mr. Gragido as Beverly, Rich- ard, Gail Jr., and William, from lelt to right, look on. Beverly is a 1952 graduate of Calumet Township High School. William attends fourth grade at Black Oak School.
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contest-winning rat traps: lim Olson, Arnold Knaoph, Jerry Moss, and Joe Bucholz. They were also pictured in Life magazine. Fourth Picture: George Allande in his General Science class learned how to take weather readings. Filth Picture: Diane Nordyke won the essay contest, I Speak for Democracy , sponsored by the Junior Cham- ber of Commerce. She also won third place in The Herald American sponsored John Marshall contest. Bottom: First Picture: Miss Peehl ' s Modern Social Problems class are pictured studying Social Security. Miss Peehl and Beverly Dumler are pointing out its provisions and how it benefits the people of the community, for the class. Second Picture: During the presidential campaign Mrs. Byrne ' s history class made a detailed study of the elections. Mirian Sanchez is making a note book of the presidential candidates. Third Picture: Students in English classes practice in- formal discussion. From Left to Right: Eltruda Evans, Carole Minch, and June Brumley talk over a current community project, March of Dimes. Fourth Picture: The U. S. Government classes made a tour of the City Hall to see how Hammond ' s government operates. Pictured is one of the classes seeing how the radio operator contacts traveling squad cars. Filth Picture: Du-ing the election campaign Tech stu- dents volunteered as poll watchers. Yvonne Long is demonstrating the proper procedure of casting a vote to a person who is about to use the machine. ' upjjmtiiiiiH
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Above members of Miss Rog- er ' s Food Class practice eat- ing family style. Patt Mark- stone serves, from left to right, Jacqueline Roper, Martha Len- ick, Erna Helfin and Pat Cath- cart (back to camera). Tech ' s future homemakers, like those of the Foods classes, in 1952-53 strove to fit roles as worthy home mem- bers. Making good cherry pies and keeping a house clean as well as knowing how to live happily were important, they found, to fit the role. Their practice was for parts now being played by Mr. and Mrs. Gail Gragido who manage a household for three sons and one daughter. Richard and Gail Jr. at- tended Tech during the year as a sophomore and a fresh- man, respectively. They chose the school from which their parents were graduated in 1931 and 1932. Mr. Gragido is general yardmaster at Inland Steel. J W
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