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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1956 volume:

THE 1956 CHART HAMMOND, INDIANA Dana Dremstedt, editor-in-chief Beverly McClure, business manager The CHART is published annually for the student body of Hammond Technical Vocational High School of Hammond, Indiana. A FOUR YEAR SPAN TECH— LIKEWISE— STANDS TO AID YOUTH ON ITS WAY TO a home a job 0 life in the community 4 t r 7 1 THE FRESHMAN . . . Eagerness is highlighted as the span is begun FRESHMEN (left to right) Row 1: Terry Aaron, Paul Aherns, Shirley Allen Georgene Andres, Judy Arnold, Leonard Balka, Owen Barger. Row 2: Pat Barta, Richard Batliner, Sue Beason, Bob Beatty, Nancy Bebenek, Eleanor Begala, Tom Benoit. Row 3: Bernice Bettes, Donna Blank, Sharon Blessing, Gene Blink, Darrell Bliss, Beatrice Bolak, Bill Brazlovitz. Row 4: Larry Bridges, Bill Brom, Edwin Brown, Adela Buitron, Virginia Burczyk, Kathleen Cain, Larry Cantway. Row 5: Kathryn Carlson, Nancy Caw- thron, Betty Chandler, Barbara Cha- ples, Dorthea Christensen, Barbara Christy, Richard Christy. Row 6: Richard Cieslak, JoNell Clark, Eihel Clauson, Carolyn Conover, Mar- garet Consoer, Jean Covington, Jean Cowles. Row 7: Dolores Coy, Birdie Crane, Charles Croach, Frank Croyle, Lorraine Czaja, Velda Damron, Denese Davis. Row 8: Ken Day, Barbara Depa, Ida Devine, Margaret Dlugokinski, Kay onnelly, Marcella Dulijan, Carolyne Dumble. Row 9: John Eichensehr, Carmella Evans, Janet Ewing, Tom Fairchild, Frank Falusi, Richard Fantin, Sheldene Fegely. Row 10: Al Fladeland, Margaret Flauaus, Don Frankovich, Ruby Fred- erick, Joyce Freeman, Agnes Gassner, Theresa George. Row 11: Nikklyn Gilbertson, Eugene Gora, Daryl Grandbios, Jim Gray, Donald Gretz, Bob Habil, Roger Haney. 7 FRESHMEN (left to right) Row 1: Lois Hall, Art Ham, Patty Hampsten, Sam Harwood, George Hashu, Mary Ellen Haworth, Jeanette Helm. Row 2: Jerry Hendron, Brenda Herrin, Joyce Hepler, Larry Hess, Kent Hinkel, Loretta Hofbauer, Jesse Holcomb. Row 3: Linda Holder, Helen Holland, Dee Hollibargh, David Hood, Jeanette Hopkins, Wilma Horn, Sandra Huds- peth. Row 4: Jim Johnson, Helen Jones, Judy Jones, Marlene Jurgens, DuWayne Kallen, Anita Kapornyai, Noel Ann Kelley. Row 5: Barbara Kennedy, Herbert Kleeberg, Gerry Klein, Lucy Klekot, Joe Klelnaman, Janice Knight, Dorothy Kominiak. Row 6: Frank Kotlarz, Rosemary Koziol, Dorothy Kuschell, Jeanette Lach, Janice Lake, Fannie LaLaeff, Alvin Lamb. Row 7: Chuck Landers, Jim Leport, Tom Lewallen, Elizabeth Lorrance, Patricia Love, Ann Lusk, Bob Luther. Row 8: Charles Lyons, Ray Magalued, Charlotte Maier, Betty Marshall, Peggy Marshall, Ronnie Matrins, Ralph Marx. Row 9: Ken Matthews, Linda Mattoon, Wesley McClellan, Bob McClung, Bill McCay, Betty Medley, Janet Mertens. Row 10: Joyce Miller, Hanah Morse, Boyd Moser, Delmar Mounts, Naomia Murchek, Judy Nordyke, Ronnie Ny- strom. Row 11: Karen Paradise, Lee Paratore, Bill Paskis, Al Peters, Pat Pelfrey, Rita Pelshaw, Harold Phipps. 8 FRESHMEN (left to right) Row 1: Pool Pirowski, Sandra Pittser, Louie Pjenka, Lewis Priest, Pat Pul- kowski, John Reach, James Reed. Row 2: Richard Reetse, Pat Rhea, Lor- etta Roop, Ruth Rowley, Don Sabo, Richard Sackville, Pat Sajavk. Row 3: Linda Salat, Wesley Sallade, Judy Schaffer, Georgene Schau, Paul Schmidt, Eileen Schubert, Anita Swing- endoif. Row 4: Larry Scott, James Seedentoff, Frank Seelig, Allen Shau, Alice Shiff let, Eddie Shoue, Nancy Smiih. Row 5: Ralph Snow, Jackie Carol Stanley, Smith, Tom Smith, Bill Snyder, Shirley Sotak, George Stefanov. Row 6: Sandra Steven, Barbara Stiller, John Strickland, Barbara Studdard, Patricia Susko, Karen Sutter, Darrell Swisher. Row 7: Pat Tanning, Janice Tatum, Walsh Terrell, Gail Thompson, Sharon Thompson, Ted Timmons, Joe Tokarz. Row 8: Jeanette Turner, Rose Urban- czyk, Sharon Van Denbemden, Andrew Van Deraa, Martin Waechter, Larry Ward, Bud Warren. Row 9: Bill Warzyniak, Karen Weaver, Tom Werner, Vernon Wesley, Carl West, George Wieland, Sharon Wigley. Row 10: Cynthia iike, Robert Williams, David Wilson, Joan Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Pat Wiseman, Myrtle Lou Young. Row 11: Louise Zewadski, Delores Zebarcki, Eugene Zielinski, Ray Ziel- inski, Geraldean Ziembicki, Pat Ziem- bicki, Jerry iemkiewicz, June Zulaski. 9 MR. PASCHEN ' S ENGLISH CLASS PLUMBING — Mr. Zink and Ray Zielinski E .--it JM ■L . v :r ) | -• • JT HP ' TRSk - - IF ■ W % FRESHMAN TRACK — Barkowski, Majkowski, Snow GYMNASTICS SEAMSTRESS — Veldo Domron MRS. FLACK ' S ENGLISH CLASS SOPHOMORES (left to right) Row 1: Larry Allen, Al Alonzo, Ronnie Arnold, Rebecca Atwood, Lois Bakota, Bill Ball, Larry Banks, Ronnie Barney. Row 2: Sybil Barrnett, Andy Bereolos, Don Beckwith, Sandy Beaman, Bob Bielak, Richard Biesen, Carol Blan- chard, Judy Botruff. Row 3: Kathie Brici, Carol Bricker, Bob Brooks, Carole Brown, Fred Burke, Pat Carlson, Bonnie Carpenter, Larry Car- son. Row 4: Gordon Carter, Barbara Chand- ler, Vivian Charles, Ray Clevinger, Bob Cobb, Dick Cooper, Wayne Cornwell, Glenn Cothran. Row 5: Judy Cowles, Wayne Cox, Larry Craig, Robert Crawford, Bob Crossman, Dennis Croyle, Ronald Czaja, Gerry Cruz. Row 6: Eugene Czerwinski, Alice Dan- forth, Barbara Danko, Larry Dash, Dottie Daves, Lew Day, Gussie Der- flinger, Janet Dodson. Row 7: Ronnie Dolon, James Drescher, Donna Dudley, Ray Echterling, Richard Erb, Verona Evans, Thomas Fantin, Norman Fenstermacher. Row 8: Betty Ferrell, Barbara Fowler, Nancy Fowler, Judy Foreman, Mike Fornal, Charles Foust, Judy Franklin, Ken Krazer. Row 9: Patricia Freeman, Richard Fricke, Pat Fulkerson, Thomas Gajew- ski, Barbara Gaskey, Harry Gentry, Jerry Gentry, Phyllis Gerasin. Row 10: Jack Gilbert, Frances Gilbert- son, John Gimby, Charles Gist, Dean Gonsiorowski, Ron Gonsiorowski, Glenn Granger, Betty Graves. Row 11: Delores Graves, Sandra Gray, Tom Grszewski, Jimmie Griffin, Berna- dine Grybowski, Tony Grzywana, Carol Haager, Carolyn Hall. Row 12: Rosemary Hall, Dick Ham, Pat Han, Dorothy Hanas, Ted Harmon, Gerald Harasty, Bob Hartoonian, Henry Hastings. 19 SOPHOMORES (left to right) Row 1: Virginia Havlin, Nancy Ha- worth, Mike Hazen, Dwight Hedrick, Rosemarie Helmer, Bob Hemphill, Eva Henderson, Jerry Hidham. Row 2: Bob Hinderer, Ron Hinderer, Joye Hinton, Pat Hochstele, Robert Hoff, John Hofferth, Tom Holsahlow, Jim Hough. Row 3: Dan Huber, John Hudgens, Harold Hull, Bernice Jakubas, Pat Jallo, Jackie Jalouecky, Janice James, Mary Jarmakowicz. Row 4. Clark Jenvey, Sharon Jevyak, Carolyn Johnson, Chuck Johnson, Wil- hemina Johnson, Gail Juhasz, Steve Kaszuba, Murna Keen. Row 5: Phillip Kekelik, Dennis Ken- nedy, Dorothy Kennedy, Jerry Kerber, Stan Kessler, Andrew Kirinch, Jim Knarik, Ray Kottka. Row 6: Richard Kozol, Phillip Kubacki, Tony Kubisz, Judy Kuschel, Sharon Ladd, Ronnie Last, Judy Laverman, Dean Law. Row 7: Bob Leland, Joe Lewandowski, Judy Livaditis, Chester Lobodzinski, Janice Long, Tillie Lopez, Dorothy Lynk, Joanne Maciejewski. Row 8: George Marsinkovich, Pat Marlatt, R ' chard Marlatt, Pat Marovich, Gay Martin, Pat Martin, Riley Martin, Jackie Marvel. Row 9: Bill Mathews, Gerald Matlock, Joyce Matthews, Ruth Mattingly, Mar- garet McClung, Mildred McMeans, Dawna McMillen, Chuck Meadows. Row 10: Virginia Michalik, Ted Mich- alski, Richard Mielenz, Ron Mikulski, Ronald Milne, Gail Montgomery, Dave Morford, Pat Mullen. Row 11: Bill Myers, Barbara Nash, Bob Nicholos, Anna Marie Nuccio, Fred Olthof, DuWayne O ' Rourke, Camille Ostapchuk, Diane Pankowski. Row 12: Walter Papke, Richard Paul, Sally Pawlowski, Dennis Pawlus, Jan- ice Payton, Tom Pearson, Carolyn Peterson, Donna Peterson. 20 SOPHOMORES (Jeff to right) Row 1: James Petiach, Mary Pickett, Tom Pinkerton, Charles Pinkstaff, Tom Polgar, George Pondo, Joyce Post, Joyce Preston. Row 2: Linda Purkey, Sandy Radzinski, Tom Ramsey, James Rau, Linda Rich- ardson, Carl Risberg, Tom Ritter, Tom Roderick. Row 3: Cliff Rosko, Sandra Rowe, John Russell, Gerald Rutledge, Betty Ryan, Marilyn Saberniak, Joe Sabo, John Sabo. Row 4: Phyllis Sambrookes, Jim Sapy- ta, Carol Scales, George Schonert, Carole Scott, Velma Scott, Barbara Scurlock, Arthur Shavey. Row 5: Linda Shei, Russell Sheppard, Steve Small, Ed Smiley, Pat Smulski, Tom Snow, Emily Sobolewski, Arlene Sobota. Row 6: Virginia Spindler, Carolyn Spudic, Jerry Stabler, George Stanley, Patricia Stanley, Betly Steivers, Jean- ette Stephens, Pat Stevens. Row 7: Sarah Stone, David Stonebaker, Robert Stutz, Tom Surovek, Barbara Swiderski, Shirley Swindle, Bob Szak- acs, Jim Szczudalak. Row 8: Roseann Szmutko, Robert Szot, Joe Szymaszek, Mary Ann Szczykut, Carol Talarek, Jack Taylor, Carolyn Thebault, Jim Thompson. Row 9: Phil Thompson, Darlene Thorne, Marietta Tucker, Dave Turner, Genieve Turner, Ray Upperman, Gene Uram, Charlette VanDerWey. Row 10: Louis Viakos, Ray Vinson, Carl Vonash, Carol Walker, William Warquier, Bob Worth, Elizabeth Wea- ver, Darlene Weiss. Row 11: Joan Welch, Ronald West, Janet Whitehead, Annette Whitney, CarSene Wiggins, Edith Williams, Jan- ice Williams, Pat Williams. Row 12: Marilyn Wilson, Joan Woodin, Lloyd right, Wayne Writt, Ken Yeager, Darlene Yerga, Myrtle Young, Ray Young, Tony Zeman. 21 WOOD SHOP - Hough MISS DAGGERT ' S HOME MANAGEMENT CLASS MISS ROGER ' S FOODS CLASS TYPESETTERS - Worth and Sajdyk IT ' S A LEG RIDE - O ' Rourke 27 MISS DAGGERT ' S HOME MECHANICS CLASS MATH INSTRUCTION — Mr. Payne and Leader 29 JUNIORS Carol Achor Charlene Alyer Janice Arnold Muriel Baird Fred Baker Lucy Baker Harold Ballou Ken Barker Jim Barzycki Mildred Barzycki Jackie Basz Emil Batliner Frank Batliner Jim Beaver Cleo Beckwith Judy Beison Charles Bemisdorfer Mary Beres Margaret Bernotus Charles Betts Beatrice Betustak James Bidwell Barbara Black Mary Black Tom Blank Tom Bly Sally Boggess Bonita Bomba Sandy Bonham Jerry Bopp Pat Borem Warren Boren Sue Bradley Barbara Brandenburg Joyce Brautigam Don Brazlovita Bill Brietzke James Bridges Larry Brown Sally Brown Violet Brussly Ronnie Bugg Tom Bukowski Mattie Bunch Marie Burgess Dorsey Byrd Sue Camp Tom Campbell Pat Capuzzi Betty Carroll Tom Chaney Gordon Cherry Pat Clark Sandy Cline Betty Coget Steve Cohoon Joan Comer Larry Crosek Bob Cyrus Rich Daukasa Mary Davis Betty Davis Doug Davis Dennis Deen Carolyn Demaris Ken DeRolf Joe Dittoe Rosalie Dobosz Leona Drusz Larry Drutis Pat Dulijan Shirley Dumbler Sue Earle Mary Einsele Carleen Ekstrom Ralph Ewert Rudy Folta Jerry Francoeur Phyllis Francoeur Dick Fuller Jerry Geiselman Gerry Gerhart Gerry Gonsioronski Betty Gootee Ken Gragido Darlene Green Beverly Greening Cliff Guernsey Joan Haddey Mary Ann Halajcsik 31 JUNIORS Carolyn Hammond LeRoy Harris John Hartoonian Jerry Harwood Sandra Havill Betty Heflin Shirley Held Rita Helfen Jerry Hendrix Ruth Hivley Frances Holland Kathryn Holtz Dennis Hosszu Jerry Howard Judy Hudspeth Leroy Hughes Dave Hurley Gus latrides Rosemary Immig Jim Jackowski Barbara Jackson Bill Jackson Mary Janik Don Jen Gerry Jenkins Raymond Jewell Charles Johnson Thelma Johnson Karl Johnston Ronald Junkens Carole Jurgens Marenis Kansfield Frank Kaslewicz Robert Keilman Pat Kelleher Paul Kennedy Andy Kish Loretta Kleeberg Cathy Knoerzer Roseann Kovacik Geraldine Krause Judy Krause Joan Krueger Edna Lamberson Ann LaMonte Ed Lange Joseph Lash Marsha Ledbetter Henry Lee Harry Leep Mike Lewandowski Nancy Lollock Georgianne Long Shirley Lopez Sue Lorance Jacobs Lyndon Sharon Lyon Ed Macielewicz Dudley MacArthur Mabel Maier Carlea Mann Alice Marek Jim Marek Larry Marroulis Jerry Mauk Ann McBride Carol McCall Carolyn McCall Gerald McClung Sharon McClure Jody McGregor Walter Meacham Maryann Michalik Charlene Miller Lawrence Miller Bob Millies Rex Millspough Bob Moats Bill Monberg Ken Montague DeVere Moss Barbara Mulvihill Jim Murga Ronald Nagy Donna Naylor Ethel Nichols Dolores Novalick William Oakley John O ' Keefe Gerry Owczarzak 32 JUNIORS Barbara Paradise Eugene Pelshaw Martha Pennington Leona Phipps Arnold Pickel Edwardine Piecush Tom Planer Eleanor Powell William Pratt Irene Psenak Rich Racz Bob Ramsey Jim Ramsey Carmen Ramirez Ed Rau George Reeder LaVerne Reeise Rebecca Reid Richard Rhea Jerry Richardson Jesse Rincon Betty Roberts Gene Rodda Jerry Rogers Lorraine Rosbolt Sharon Rose Bob Rosenau Larry Rosene Judy Row Diane Saddler Joe Saddler Clara Sanchez Chuck Sanders Mailyn Schreech Nancie Schwingendorf Joe Setmajer Jim Shannon Iris Shevchenko Mona Sigmundi Donald Skish Dale Smith Patricia Smith Helene Snyder Ralph Snyder Ron Sobota Beverly Stafford Pat Starr Virginia Stouter Frank Stovall Ron Studpeck Ron Swindle Beverly Teel Janet Thompson Marjorie Thompson Pete Tountas Dorothy Tucker Pat Tuleja Marilyn Tussey Cathy Urbanczyk Jnrtof V n Hyfte Hilda Vincent Judy Viland John Volkman Judy Waddell Jerry Ward Leah Warkentien Louise Warner Alberta Weaver Gerald Weis Charlene White Joyce White Anita Wikar Donna Williams Rosemary Williams Dick Wilson Connie Wisniewski Velva Woods Dennis Wright Ann Yates Alice Zajac Stefan Zaluckyj Sandra Zelanik Joan Zimont Joe Zlatarich John Zoliner Art Zuhl 33 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Borem, treas- urer; Tuleja, vice-president; Greening, social chairman; Brown, secretary; Folta, president. ' FILE CLERKS — Clark, Beres, O ' Conner, Demaris, Kovacik, Kleeberg, Swisher. FOUNDRY -K. Gragido 42 THE SENIOR . . . Self confidence mirrors o promising future SENIORS RICHARD ADAMS SHIRLEY ANDERSON JOHN ASHBY STEPHEN ASHFORD PAT BAN YOLANDA BASSOW MARY JANE BAY JENNIE BEAVERS DONNA BECKWITH JAMES BENNETT JOHN BEYLOR PAUL BIGGERSTAFF JAMES BLACK JUDY BLACKSTONE PEGGY BLANCHARD CLARENCE BOLAND BETTY BOLLING JOANN BOZACK MARILOU BREHMER ROBERT BRIDEGROOM RONALD BRINDISI DOYLE BROWN HOPE BURNES CAROL CABLE 44 SENIORS CAROL CARLIN KAY CARROLL HARRY CHMIELIEWSKI EUGENE CHILDRESS LORETTA CIEZKIEWICZ RICHARD CIMAROLI DOROTHY CLARK GORDON CLARK JACK CLARK BILL COX PAT CRANE JANET CRAWFORD GLORIA CRUZ CAROL CUNNINGHAM RICHARD CUTTER JOAN DANCHO NORMA DECKER BETTY DERFLINGER BEVERLY DERFLINGER BETTY DERNULC GERRY DERNULC ROBERTA DOLON GERALDINE DODSON WAYNE DeROLF 45 SENIORS DANA DREMSTEDT JAMES DUNNING VIRGINIA DUMBLER KATHY ELMAN DENNIS ENGLE MARGIE FANTIN CLOTILDA FAZEKAS DELOS FIDLER EUGENE FIEGLE DARRELL FINES WILMA FOUNTAIN CAROL FRINK DANNY FROST FRANK FROST DON GABRYS PAUL GARNER ROBERT GIRMAN ALLEN GLADISH NANCY GLAZE DARLENE GOEB LLOYD GOOD GAIL GRAGIDO CAROL GREKOFF DOROTHY HALAJCSIK 46 SENIORS DENNIS HALFACRE JAMES HALL JACK HANLON BETTY HARRISON ARTHUR HARVEY DONALD HAWKINS RICHARD HELD ROBERT HELD THOMAS HENDON DEAN HENDRICKSON MARLENE HIGHSMITH CAROLYN HILL LINDA HINKEL JOE HLATKO ALLEN HOPPEL JAMES HOPPER MARSHA HOFFMAN JEAN HOUGH LUCILLE HUBER RICHARD HUDSPETH ROBERT HUSSEY LORETTA IGNARSKI DOROTHY IRWIN WAYNE JACKSON 47 SENIORS CAROL JENKINS RUTH JENKINS EUNICE JOHNSON LYM AN JOHNSON JOYCE JUHASZ GEORGE JURGENS THOMAS JURICIC CAROL KAZMER RICHARD KEKELIK NANCY KELSEY DELBERT KENDRICK CALEN KESSLER ARVEL KIDD EDWARD KIGER WILLIAM KINGERY RALPH KISSEE JOHN KNOERZER RALPH KNOPF GERALDINE KOLAT GEORGE KOROL DOLORES KOTUL RICHARD KRAMER RAY KRETZ MICHAEL KRISTOFF 48 SENIORS JOE KUBISZ DONALD KULAK JOAN KUTZNER CONNIE KWIATKOWSKI AGNAS LACH ALLEN LAPKOVITCH JO ANNE LAWSON MARTHA LENICK WILLIAM LINK NEIL LOVE NANCY LOY DONNA LUTHER RONALD McCLOUD BEVERLY McCLURE PATRICIA McCLURE BARBARA McCRORY judy McGrath STANLEY MAJKOWSKI JOHN MALACINA EUGENE MANDZIJ CHARLES MANN HELEN MARLATT DONNA MARTENS DONNA MARTIN 49 SENIORS INA MARTIN LARRY MAUK JOAN MENDEL THOMAS MILNE NORMA MORRISON JERRY MOSS CAROL MULVIHILL GENEVIEVE MUSSER STEVE NISEVICH VICTOR OLLER JOE OSTAPCHUK RITA OVERACK KENNETH PARKER CHARLES PATRICK JOHN PATRICK FRANK PAULSON LUCILLE PETKOWSKI LUCILLE PIERAMICO ROBERT PIORKOWSKI LEO PLAWECKI MONA POMMERVILLE VIRGINIA POST JULIUS PREDA CHARLES PRESS 50 SENIORS SHIRLEY PROBUS LOU PRZESPOLEWSKI HERB PURBAUGH JOAN PURKEY ART RAU CHARLES REED DORIS REED ROBERT RIBICKI JAMES RIMBACH MARLENE ROEPER JEANE ROMAN GERRY ROSE CHARLES ROSS JESSE RUSSELL MYRNA RUTTLEDGE ALLEN SAFFRAHN CASIMER SAJDYK DOLORES SAJDYK VIRGA SANGER JEANETTE SCHALLER EDDIE SCHILLO EDWARD SCHOPP PAT SCHUBERT ARNOLD SCHUTZ 51 SENIORS RICHARD SIMONS RICHARD SMACK JANET SMITH JULIA SMITH MARY SMITH RAY SMITH KARL SNEDECOR MARY SPENCE JOHN SPINDLER FRED SPORMAN ARLENE STEELE BETTY STEPHENSON KENNETH STONEBRAKER CHARLES STRINGHAM BARBARA SWISHER DOLORES TAYLOR FRANK THARP ROBERT THOREK JOHN THRALL ANNETTE TOKARZ ROSEMARY TOPA GERALD TRIMBLE SANDRA VAVREK SANDRA VILAND 52 SENIORS PRESTON VINSON HERBERT WALDRON EVELYN WHITELY CHARLES WIERS JAMES WIGGINS ROGER WILLIAMS SHARON WOODS JUDY YATES GAIL ZAIKO SENIORS NOT PICTURED Rosemary Bragiel Marie Mutusiak Carl Newton Nick Burbich SENIOR MIRROR CAFETERIA CASHIER - Whitely FASTEST IN SHORTHAND - Musser, Lawson, Brehmer MONEY! Beckwith, Beverly Derflinger, McClure count Chart subscriptions Precision — Gossner MRS. PARRE ' S PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS — Paulson SHEET METAL — McCloud, Spindler, Mr. Burris, and Volkman 57 GRADUATION THE PROM I ' 62 Clotilde Fazekas— Tech Times OUTSTANDING SENIORS Marlene Highsmith— Tech Times Kay Carroll— Tech Times f. Carol Grekoff Art Carol Carlin— Dramatics Kathy Elman— Dramatics Joan Comer— Student Council Lloyd Good— Hi-Y Charles Mann— Attendance Yolanda Bassow— Attendance Joyce Juhasz— G.C.C.S. Marilou Brehmer— Scholarship JoAnne Lawson— Band Ray Kretz— Band 63 THE TECH STUDENT BODY Cooperative effort makes more certain the crossing: freshman, sophomore, junior, senior . . . DANCE WORK SING MOVE FORWARD 64 First Row, left to right: Kapetanovic, Jackson, Fenste ' rmacher, McCloud, Kwiatkowski, Dremstedt, Kubisz, Corner, Fidler, Yates, Highsmith, Gopb, Miss Daggert, Mr. Birkett. Second Row: Demaris, Brown, Crosek, Dance, Achor, Baird, Camp, McClure, Nichols, Lyons, Fowler, Graves, Beckwith. Third Row: Carroll, Richardson, Bukowski, Hendrix, Mattlock, Kennedy, Wilson, Stephens, Radzinski, Williams, Turner, Green. Fourth Row: McCarthy, Hivley, Kubockl, Patrick, Johnson, Timmons, Vasek, Capuzi, Viland, Carroll, Greening, Arnold, Thompson. Fifth Row: Paulson, Kansfield, Rincon, Szczudlack, Deen, Hartsell, Lamberson, Long, Marshall, Brussley, Kuschel. Sixth Row: Croyle, Gladish, R. Vinson, P. Vinson, Papke, Volkman, Kennedy, Mihalich, Thompson, Borem, Tussey. Seventh Row: Jenvey, Goldsmith, Chaney, Hurley, Juricic, Zalucky, Baylor, Ross, Hinton, Hindon, Falusi, Pratt. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS - Joan Comer, secretary; Dick Fid- ler, president; Dana Dremstedt, treasurer, and Joe Kubisz, vice- president 66 GIFT WRAPPING-Junior Red Cross JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row, left to right: Drusz, Crook, Bolling, Williams, Brici, Bozack, Cruz, Derflinger, Arnold, Rosbolt. Second Row: Foreman, Richardson, Beavers, Hoffman, Teel, Immig, Zelanik, Tanning, Topa. Third Row: Miss Thomas, Owzarzak, Piecuch, VanHyfte, Bolek, Hinton, Naylor, Tountas, Vargo. Fourth Row: Roberts, Millies, Phipps, Szakacs, Rivett, Chaney, Hartsell, Gonsiorowski, Gimby. Back Row: Asplund, Beckwith, Fairchild, Benoit, Planer, Nisevich, Bomba, Girman. Hl-Y Front Row, left to right: Baylor, Good, Montague, Gladish, Capuzzi. Second Row: Oakley, Young, Juricic, Fidler, Hendon, Kubisz, Hough, Mr. Rudd, Mr. Fuller. Back Row: Williamson, Smith, Harmon, Halfacre. G.C.C.S. Front Row, left to right: Naylor, pres- ident; Turner, vice-president; McMil- len, secretary; Borem, treasurer; Brici, social chairman; Juhasz, pub- licity manager; Bunch, DeMaris, Hudspeth, Williams, Van, Stiller, Hofbauer. Second Row: Boggess, Hochstetler, At- wood, Turner, Chaples, Buitron, Dancho, C. Urbanczyk, Tussey, P. Dulijan, Teel, Szczykut. Third Row: Black, Sadler, Spindler, Stephens, Marlatt, Purkey, Mertens, Rosbolt, Rowley, Mrs. Wood, Miss Ritter. Fourth Row: Jurgens, Pittser, Blank, Dumler, Knight, Conover, R. Urbanc- zyk, Murchek, Livaditis, Carlin. Fifth Row: Ladd, Zimont, Bonham, Cline, White, Reid, Christy, Andres, Charles. Back Row: Mattoon, Carlson, Shifflet, Sambrookes, Cole, McGregor, Brauti- gam, Martin, Wilson, M. Dulijan, Dernulc. SAFETY COUNCIL Front Row, left to right: Bolek, Szczy- kut, Helfen, Cruz, Hochstetler, Smith, Scott, Williams, Swisher, Blanchard. Second Row: Jakubos, Hendron, Snede- cor, Schonert, Jackson, Kubacki, O ' Rourke, Harmon, Richardson. Third Row: Kornas, Kottka, Alonzo, Lusk, Hurley, RIbicki, Kennedy, Zuhl, Lape. Fourth Row: Guernsey, Murga, Schopp, Kidd, Brazlovitz, Bemisdorfer, Rhea, Bizoukas, Marx, Jurgens, Tountas. Back Row: Chmielewski, Smith, Hughes, Malacina, Kansfield, Dauksza, Po- tosky, Williamson, Millies, Folta, Monberg. . C. C. S. FACULTY TEA— Vandinbemdert, the hostess Hl-Y INVITATION - Korol and FidJer Kubisz, Korol, Dittoe, Millspaugh, F idler, Hindon, Good. 70 VISUAL AID — Photoflashers ' meeting VETERAN ' S DAY ASSEMBLY - The speaker was Alton Cochran, In- diana State Commander of the American Legion. NURSES CLUB Front Row, left to right: Bukowski, McNeil, Beylor, Sabo, Cruz, Topa. Back Row: Overack, Viland, Comer, Loy, Lawson, Miss Erikson, Brown, Harmon, Hocksetetler, Atwood. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Floor, left to right: H. Jones, Sotak, Redd, Salat, Covington, Herrin. Front Row: Young, Leveove, Dumler, Mich- alik— president, Radzinski— vice pres- ident, Beason, Pelshaw, Fanning. Second Row: Hall, Phipps— treasurer, Cruz — secretary, Hampstene. Third Row: Wiseman, J. Jones, Buitron, Chaples, Miller, Bebenek, Aaron, Schaw, Clauson, Dlugokenske, Graves. Back Row: Cooper, Seisko, Jakubas, Thompson, Evans, Studdard, Ziembicki, Nordyke, Zawadzke, Depa, Allen, De- vine, Murchek, Miss Moengen. MONITORS Front Row, left to right: Overack, Drem- stedt, Goeb, Highsmith, Yates. Back Row: Cieszkiewicz, Fountain, Ban, Viland. Standing: Brehmer— captain, Betty Der- flinger — co-captain, Carroll — secretary, Bev. Derflinger, Beavers, Cable, Reed. 72 : ft SCIENCE CLUB First row, left to right: McCloud, Bolles, Ewert. Second Row: Bopp, Mounts, Nisevich, Fidler, Zolucky, Mills- paugh, Mr. Welty. PHOTO FLASHERS Front Row, left to right: McCloud, Mr. Clyne, Miss Rybolt, Kalen, Croach. Back Row: Smith, Morse, Mounts, Matlock, Nisevich, Fricke, Fenstemacher, Mordich. VISUAL AIDS Instructor: Miss Rybolt. Front Row, left to right: McNamara, Blade, Hofferth, Mounts, Harasty. Back Row: Barnett, Volk, Guernsey, Jurgens, Jackowski, Stonebraker, Milne, Brown, Cyrus, Vasek. Not in picture: Cavalier, Hedrick. p. - 1 i 1 ' «j Dana Dremstedt editor-in-chief Beverly McClure business manager Jim Hopper copy editor Tom Chaney ad manager Ronald McCloud George Korol Donna Beckwith Beverly Derflinger Virginia Post Gerry Kolat CHART STAFF PART TIME AD SALESMEN— Kleeberg, Thompson, Schreech, Grekoff Mr. Clyne, sponsor Not p ' ctured Wanda Grey, senior editor 74 TECH TIMES PRESS TIME— Borem, Schreech, and Beavers REPORTERS— Mrs. Mertens, McClure, and Camp 75 Seated, left to right: Beavers, Schreech, McClure, Betustak, Camp, Vinson. Standing: Borem, Thompson, Stouter, Mrs. Mertens, Carroll, Fazekas, Highsmith. CHOIR Front Row, left to right: Havill, Hivley, Dumler, Lyon, Dolon, Rose, Rut- ledge, Bolling, Cable, Dodson, Brandenburg, McClure. Second Row: Kotul, Reed, Pommerville, Purkey, Overack, Brehmer, Roeper, Yates. Third Row: Taylor, Harrison, Martins, Topa, Luther, Sanger, Melton, Frink. Fourth Row: Oram, Valdez, Hull, Michalski, Kruger. Fifth Row: Kennedy, Dean, Ribicki, Bennett, Wright, Tharp. Sixth Row: Cox, Boland, Wade, Link, Patrick, Thrall. Seventh Row: Ramsey, Parker, Hosszu, Pratt, Zeman, Stulz. Front Row, left to right: Powell, Earl, Marlott, Teel, Griffith, Michalik, Williams, Franklin, Tussey, Zajac, Drusz, Woods, Immig, Halajcsik, Dodson, Haddy, Saddler, Alyea, Scurlock. Second Row: Kirinch. Third Row: Janiga, Rincon. Fourth Row: Dittoe, Prezpolewski, Dancho. Fifth Row: Williams, F. Kraus, Montgomery, Kraus, Marek, Bernotus. Sixth Row: Beison, Hendricks, Byrd, Starr, Black, Greening, Mann, Sigmundi, Pennington. Seventh Row: Falusi, Harmon, Taylor, Saddler, Lilly, Gorondi, Polgar, Byrd, Wright, Hendon, Surchik. MIXED CHORUS Front Row, left to right: Black, Stafford, Musser, Whitely, Jenkins, Dernulc, Wiggins, Black- stone, Dancho, Francoeur, Hedrick, Bassow, Clark. Second Row: Long, Bozack, Brussly, Dulijan, Comer, Bcggess, Halajcsik, Beres, Dumler, Alex- ander, Brown, Viland, Paradise. Third Row: VanDerWey, Bonham, Stephenson, Loy, Wisniewski, Crane, Miller, Naylor, Basz, Ban, Anderson, Thorne. Back Row: LaMonte, Ballard, Arrigo, Juhasz, Dobosz, Cieszkiewicz, Goeb, Piecuch, Krause, Beison, Smulski, Carlson, O ' Connor, Cline. NOON-TIME CHORUS Standing, left to right: Smith, Clarich, Hayes, Miller, Monberg, Watson, Marroulis, Michalski, C. Russell, Erb, Setmajor, Day, Halajcsik, Peters, J. Russell, Turner. Seated at the piano: Worth. GIRLS ' CHORUS Front Row, left to right: Kelley, Graves, Danforth, Sobota, P. Williams, Blan- chard, Stivers, Long, E. Williams, Van Hyfte, Bricker, Heimbach, Fow- ler, Spudic, J. Johnson, Tucker. Second Row: Brici, Burbridge, Turner, Carroll, Pankowski, Alvey, Scott, Ferrell, Jalovecky, Helmer, Sobolew- ski, Snyder, Brown, Welch, Gray, Lynk, Della Rocco, Whitney. Third Row: Jallo, T. Johnson, Schubert, J. Williams, Radzinski, Marovich, Hansen, Michalik, Matthews, Pepper, Henderson, Pickett, Havlin, Thomp- son, Rose, Smithers, White, Bakota, Lopez. Back Row: Kuschel, Jenkins, White- head, Payton, Davis, Fowdy, Mar- latt, Martin, Hochstetler, Griesel, Stephens, Rowe, Johnston, Danko, Bragiel, Whittier, Peterson, W. John- son, Burnes, Jarmakowicz. BOYS ' CHORUS Front Row, left to right: Bennett, Deen, Byrd, Rincon, Polgar, Hendon, Pratt, Cox, Djenka, Hull, Stutz. Second Row: Murray, Gladish, Lyon, Miller, Luther, Hinderer, Ewert, Heinimann, Stricklen, Zeman. Third Row: Patrick, Fricke, Young, Ca- puzzi. Black, Richardson, Harwood, Olson, Hosszu, Kish, Tharp. Back Row: Kurber, Monberg, Taylor, Lily, Worth, Niwevich, Hawkins, Bolland, Link, Ribicki, Thrall, Ken- nedy, Ashby, Alyea, Przezpolewski. ACCOMPANIST— Green, Pommerville and Paradise AWARD WINNERS-Krueger, Ruttledge, Pratt, Luther, Thrall CHORALETTES Front Row, left to right: Stafford, Clark. Second Row: Purkey, Gerber, Taylor, Kruger, Rose. Back Row: Kotul, Reed, Pommerville, Frink, Musser. HARMON AIRES Front: Rutledge, Cox. Second Row: Dumbler, Lyons, Francoeur, Martens. Back: Hivley, Crane, Arrigo. TUNESMITHS First Row, top to bottom: Hull, Zeman, Thaip. Second Row: Boland, Patrick, Ribicki, Cox, Thrall, Polgar. 79 eii - ■ _jL ‘ sSBBU ' 5$A® j TS« SPRING CONCERT DANCERS— Harwood, Capuzzi, Richardson 80 BAND CONCERT MAJORETTES Left to right: Martins, Podgorny, Daumer, Keys, Pemaris PEP BAND Standing: Kiers, Kidd, Lilly, Thorek, Adams, Holler, Cutshall Sitting Front: Gentry, Bopp Sitting Back: GSadish, Kelleher, Cohoon Front Row, left to right: Mr. Robinson, Kelleher, Bugg, Meadows, lost. Woods, Croyle, Bopp, Gen ' ry, J. Yound, Holler, Thorek, Adams, Leland, Mr. Micheals. Second Row: Kretz, Mulvihill, Arnold, Gladish, Martins, Ladd, Demaris, Yerga, Hinton, White, Weiss, Bridegroom, Fowler, Pittser, Brazlovitz. Third Row: Simkins, Kidd, Wiers, Hayes, Einsele, Cruz, Pieramico, Cowles, Cooper, Crossman, H. Gentry, Partain. Back Row: Cutshall, Ewert, Howard, McClellan, Cahoon, Millspaugh, Lawson, Weaver, Polgar, Post, Yates. ■ ( r Mt- f i fp:l 1 • '  f - . -1 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM ALL SCHOOL PLAY, TIME OUT FOR GINGER Bennett, Elman, Zaiko, Kelleher, Korol, Williamson, Richardson, Cruz, Hopper, Carlin, Jackson, Black. — VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Betty Derflinger, Beverly Derflinger, Wilson, Beckwith, Brici. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Szczykut and Stiller PEP CLUB Front Row, left to right: Glaze, Highsmith, Yates, Goeb, Brehmer, Overack— secretary, Betty Derflinger— president, Beverly Drflinger— vice president, Beckwith, Ban, Peterson, Taylor. Second Row: Van Hyfte, Post, Lamberson, Wilson, Brici, Juhasz, Dancho, Carlin, Dernulc, Blackstone, Mrs. Jones. Third Row: Borem, Naylor, Baird, Spindler, Stephens, Van, Mattoon, Hofbauer, Carlson, Stiller. Fourth Row: Bernotus, Woods, Hudspeth, Jallo, Pankowski, Szczykut, Bakota, Sobota, Radzinski, Spudic, Smith— treasurer. Back Row: Urbanczyk, Carroll, Helfen, G. Derflinger, Dodson, Blank, Pittser, Bassow. Front Row, left to right: Stiller, Hofbauer, Hudspeth, Gassner, Arnold— secretary, Lambertson— president, Mulvihill— vice president, J. Thompson— treasurer, Dulijan, Mattingly. Second Row: Mattoon, Cruz, Hinkel, Baird, Brici, Klein, Lake, Gilbertson, Miss Ford. Third Row: Dumler, Berzinis, Chandler, Jones, Saberniak, Hinton, Holland, Mertens, Fanning. Fourth Row: G. Thompson, Rowley, Helfen, Wilson, Livaditis, Shifflet, Sambrookes, Roop, Murchek. Back Row: Conover, Vandenbemden, Stanley, Devine, Stevens, Ledbetter, Kennedy, Sotak, Pelshaw. G. A. A. TECH LETTERMEN CLUB Front Row, left to right: Crosek, DeRolf, Black, Good, Papke, Halon, Rosenau, Yeager, Milles, Dash. Second Row: Bogner, Beylor, Skish, Szczudlak, Day, Granger, K. DeRolf, O ' Rourke. Third Row: Baker, P. Vinson, Sapyta, Grzywana, Rau, Urbanczyk, Gragido, Tuleja, Olson. Fourth Row: Folta, Moss, Capuzzi, Sorbello, Richardson, Stempkowski, Davis, Hurley, Hedrick, Johnson. ADVISORY WRESTLING WINNERS Front Row, left to right: Burbidge, Holehan, Brazlovitz, Crawford, Gladish, Bendit, Bergner, Var- nash. Second Row: White, Milne, Wiel- and, Lenzo, Stur, Viakos, Eicher- seher, Kennery, Hemphill. Back Row: Croyle, Pinkerton, Maj- kowski, Zalucky, Lee, Schmidt, Marlatt, Campbell, Robinson, Kansfield. A LEAGUE INTERMURAL BASKET- BALL CHAMPS — Mr. Holloway ' s Ad- visory: Gardner, Yeagley, Der- flinger, Johnson, Evans, Marlatt, Kennedy. B LEAGUE INTRAMURAL BASKET- BALL CHAMPS— Mr. Clyne ' s Advis- ory: Front row, left right: Bolton, Szczudlak, Wright, Fenstermacher, Ritter. Back row: Francouer, Robin- son, Ruttledge, Evans, Dolon. HOMECOMING QUEEN — Darlene Goeb PARENTS ' NIGHT Preda Urbonczyk Yeager i-Team Sectional Champs— President Fidler presents trophy to Coach Vieau THE YEAR ' S OUTSTANDING ATHLETES — Preston Vinson, Tech ' s most outstanding athlete for 1955-56; Jerry Moss, outstanding in basketball; Lloyd Good, golf; Wayne DeRolf, baseball; John Beyler, wrestling; Eugene Mandzij, cross-country; Jim Stempkowski, track, and Jack Halon, tennis. Julius Preda, outstanding in football, is not pictured. THE MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETE FOR 1955-56— Preston Vinson 96 John Surbello Ken Montague Art Rau Tony Urbanczyk Jerry Moss Ken Yeager Forward Forward Forward Forward Center Center Lyman Johnson Lew Day Tom Bukowski Rudy Folta Gail Gragido Jim Szczudlak Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Ken Rosenau Managers VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Bereolos Front Row, left to right: Coach Vieau, Urbanczyk, Scrbello, Moss, Rau, Montague, Yeager, Coach Bereolos. Back Row: Szczudlak, Gragido, Folta, Johnson, Day, Bukowski, Rosenau— manager. Missing from picture: Szabo. Front Row, left to right: Davis, Hendricks, O ' Rourke, Gryzanna, Crosek, McClung, Borem, Richardson, Alonzo, Urbanczyk, Hurley. Second Row: Cooch Waite, Ritter, Bukowski, Black, Preda, Clark, P. Vinson, W. DeRolf, Nystrom, Gragido, Pinkerton, Sapyta, Coach Carlson. Back Row: Harwood, Rutledge, K. DeRolf, Howsclaw, Sorbello, Szabo, Folta, Volkman, Tuleja, R. Vinson, Olson. VARSITY FOOTBALL Coaches Waite, Carlson, Bereolos Rudy Folta John Sorbello Jack Clark Gail Gragido Preston Vinson Quarterback Julius Preda Left End Right End Left Halfback Right Halfback Dwight Hedrick Fullback Pat Tuleja Don Szabo Ken DeRolf Jim Black Bob Beatty Wayne DeRolf Center Left Tackle Right Tackle Left Guard Managers Right Guard B-TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row, left to right: Coach Vieau, D?Rolf, Le wandowski, Drutis, Griywana, Barney, Holsclaw. Back Row: Ritter— manager, Vinson, Capuzzi, Papke, Archambeault, Granger, Snow — manager. Missing from picture: Dash, Millies, McClure, Sapyta. B-TEAM FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: Singer, McClung, Brooks, O ' Rouke, Alon- zo, Cobb, Pinkerton, Hendricks. Second Row: Ritter, Saypta, Ur- banczyk, Vinson, Holsclaw, Har- wood, Wooley, Volkman, Coach Bereolos. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Front Row, left to right: Snow, landers, Kleeburg, Habil, Waite, Williams, Wilson. Back Row: Coach Carlson, Kallen, Lamb, White, Eichensehr, Scott, Seelig, Harwood, Davis. tech tech FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: Fairchild, Sackville, Seelig, Bragiel, Blagg, Brom, Landers. Second Row: Harwood, Hendron, K ' eeberg, Kubacki, Magalued, Wilson, Peach, Coach Hoemann. Back Row: Eichensehr, White, Mur- phy, Hashu, Croyle, Schmidt, Hood. FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Front Row, left to right: Djenka, Allen, Czaja, Scott, Hess. Back Row: Coach Vieau, Dolon, Luther, Priest, Marcinkovich, Har- rington, Payne. FROSH-SOPH TRACK Front Row, left to right: Bereolos, Hess, Bragiel, Barkowski, Seelig, Ray, Yeager, Coach Waite. Second Row: Lazowski, Holsclaw, Papke, B. Snow, White, Snorton, Kubacki, Golem, Day. Third Row: Granger, Hinkle, Djenka, T. Snow, Luther, Payne, Hendron. 100 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Front Row, left to right: Rosenau, Sobota, Cordell, Skish, B. Snow, T. Snow, Dunning, Szczudlak. Back Row: Coach Vieau, Dash, Day, Millies, Yeager, Granger, Schon- ert, Manclzij. TECH TfCH 4 -ri - ' VARSITY TRACK Front Row, left to right: Zalucky, Holsclaw, Dunning, Richardson, Stempkowski, Crosek, Snorton, Yeager, Day. 2nd Row: Zuhl, DeRolf, Papke, Skish, Granger, Golen, Campbell, Oakley. 3rd Row: T. Snow, B. Snow, Hur- ley, Hendrix, Bragiel, Bemisdor- fer, Zlatarich, Montague. Back Row: S. Harwood, Shove, Hess, J. Harwood, Capuzzi, Coach Bereolos. VARSITY WRESTLING Front Row, left to right: Schmidt, Rameriz. Second Row: Wassaman, Fairchild, Weiland, Brooks, J. Hoolehan, Kessler, Lenzo, B. Hoolehan, Star, Keklik. Back Row: Holcomb, Jacobs, lat- rades, Croyle, O ' Rouke, Lee, Eaton, Tuleja, Boren, Cobb, Kish, Beyler, Coach Hoemann. 101 TECH TENNIS Left to right: Papke, Kennedy, Ha- worth, Halon, Adney, Capuzzi, Montague, O ' Keefe, Kurber, Mar- tens, Hobbic, Gray, Coach Par- son. GOLF Seated on floor, left to right: Was- serman, Stur, Yarbrough. Bleacher— First row: Dash, Grad- gido, Black, Good. Bleacher— Second row: Habil, Ra- ciena, Yarbrough, Sapyta. Standing: Carlson, Bognar. BASEBALL First Row, left to right: Petrovich, R. Vinson, DeRolf, Szczudlak, Shopp, Bukowski, Sabota. Second Row: Urbanczyk, Folta, K. DeRolf, Barney, Milles, Johnson. Third Row: Ritter, Vinson, McClung, Garner, Baker, Olson. 102 PEP SESSION 103 ■ ' wmifim. MXSHiCH Zulacky and Ihrall Korol 106 Hopper Snyder (JUANTi TA J m w 7 An 1 tM 1 i SCIENCE FAIR SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Left to right: Cox, Thrall, Korol, Bolland, Nisevich, Halfacre, KaselewicZ Rau 107 . . . SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was an organization of students, elected by stu- dents, to serve as their official representatives in all matters of concern to the entire school. It provided a medium through which student opinion could be heard and a forum for the consideration of common school problems. The main purpose of the Student Council was to teach good citizenship. The student council became a laboratory of citizenship by teaching stu- dents to do the things which a good citizen does. The 1955-56 council was responsible for campaigns including the March of Dimes, Community Chest, Heart Drive, and Cancer Drive. All assemblies were promoted by the Student Council. The student council was responsible for the school calendar, student identification cards, and an all school dance in November. The officers were Dick Fidler, president; Joe Kubisz, vice president; Joan Comer, secretary; Dana Dremstedt, treasurer. The sponsors were Miss Daggert and Mr. Birkett. SHOP SAFETY COUNCIL The officers for this year ' s council were Don Brazlovilz, president; Carol Scott, vice-president; Geraldine Cruz, secretary. Their objectives throughout the year were to promote shop and school safety. The members kept a constant check on shop safety conditions and accidents in order to maintain a safe place for learning. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross sent gifts to hospitals and overseas. Also, they sponsored a dance and participated in the city wide Junior Red Cross Council. Officers were: Janice Arnold, president; Leona Drusz, vice-pres- ident; Ralph Marx, second vice-president; Gussie Derflinger, treasurer; Helen Rosbolt, secretary. Mrs. Rainey was the sponsor. The officers were president, Kathy Elman; secretary-treasurer, Barbara Jackson. VISUAL AIDS The Visual Aids department provided service in the presentation of teaching aids and shop training films. Members were instructed by Miss Rybolt in the use and care of the equipment used by the department. BAND Our band was active this year by participating in the Winter and Spring Concerts and the Music Festival. They marched in the Clean Up, Loyalty Day, and Memorial Day Parades. They played at home football games and other school activities. Some members attended basketball games as a pep band. The officers this year were president, JoAnne Lawson; vice-president, Judy Yates; secretary-treasurer, Janice Arnold; librarians, Sharon Woods and Allen Gladish. G C C S The Girls ' Club for Christian Service had as its main objective high character development of its members. The ideals and activities set up by post members of the club gave many wonderful opportunities for guidance in important phases of citizenship, leadership, fellowship, character building and service. Activities included formal installation of officers, an initiation cere- mony, Christmas qood deeds, a teachers ' tea, a spring formal dance, and a picnic in the late spring. The officers for this year were Genievee Turner, president; Patricia Hochsteller, vice-president; Dawna McMillan, secretary; Patricia Borem, treasurer; Kathie Brici, social chairman; and Joyce Juhasz, publicity chairman. MONITORS The Monitors Club under Miss Clency worked to promote good sports- manship and keep order in the halls. One of their activities was to sell booster buttons. The captain was Marilou Brehmer; co-captain, Betty Derflinger; secre- tary-treasurer, Kay Carroll. CHART Four Year Span was the theme chosen for the ' 56 Chart. Heading the staff this year was Dana Dremstedt, with Beverly McClure in the position of business manager. James Hopper handled the copy work and Thomas Chaney was ad manager. Other members of the staff were Ronald McCloud, Wanda Grey, Virginia Post, Donna Beckwith, Beverly Derflinger, Gerry Kolat, and George Korol. Mr. Clyne was the faculty sponsor. TECH TIMES The Tech Times honored its senior members who were Clotilde Fazekas, Kay Carroll, and Marlene Highsmith, with keys from the National Quill and Scroll Society. The Quill and Scroll is a society for high school jour- nalists. The staff issued six editions per semester, free to all students. They supplied the Hammond Times with news and pictures of school events. They held a soc-hop on January 6th. TECH LITTLE THEATER AND DRAMA CLASSES The Little Theater and Drama Classes are for anyone who is inter- ested in scene design, scene painting, costuming, lighting, acting, or makeup. The officers are president, Carol Carlin; vice-president, Dave William- son; secretary-treasurer, Kathy Elman. The activities of the groups were the Christmas Program, Stag Line ' the Senior Class Play; and Time Out For Ginger ' a three act comedy; Simple Simon, a children ' s play. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society is a national drama honor society. The membership is for people who have spent over 100 hours in drama work. This year the top people in the group attended the national meeting at Bloomington, Indiana. Hl-Y The Hi-Y group was organized to create, maintain and extend through- out the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Activities were an initiation ceremony and a pot luck dinner. They put up posters to emphasize character development and high ideals. The officers were Lloyd Good, president; Kenneth Montague, vice- president; Thomas Juricic, secretary; Allen Gladish, chaplain, and Jack Halon, sergeant-at-arms. GEOGRAPHY CLUB The Geography Club, under the direction of Miss Moengen, was or- ganized to promote a continuing interest in the countries of the world and their peoples and to gain a better underst anding of their problems and ways of living. They also strove to enrich the social and cultural activities of the school. Ooeninq activi y of the year was a get-ccquainted party. They viewed Miss Peehl ' s slides of the West. The group also went to see Cinerama Holiday and the Field ' s Museum. The officers were president, Virginia Michalik; vice-president, Sandra Rodyinski; secretary, Louise Zawodyki, and treasurer, Bernice Jakubas. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club had as its aim to make possible a deeper study of the sciences, beyond the work usually done in class. Officers were: Nisevich, president; Simpkins, secretary, and Bopp, treasurer. The spon- sor was Mr. Welty. NURSES ' CLUB The Nurses ' Club had as its main aim the promotion of nursing as a career. It also sought to better prepare the girls for the nursing profes- sion. Other aims were those that would promote health services in the community. Officers were: Rosemary Topa, president; Joan Comer, vice-president; Sandra Viland, secretary; Rita Overack, treasurer. The sponsor was Miss Erickson, registered nurse. PHOTO FLASHERS Photo Flashers were organized to promote interest in photography and to increase knowledge of photography techniques. Officers were Norman 108 IN 1955-56 Fenstermacher, president; Duane Kalen, vice-president; Hannah Morris, secretary; Paul Brazlovick, treasurer; and Ralph Smith, librarian. Miss Rybolt and Mr. Clyne were the sponsors. CHEERLEADERS The 55- ' 56 cheerleaders were chosen by a representative group of Tech teachers and pupils for their cheerleading ability, appearance, agility, and poise. A cheerleader must have a BBC average in school and be regular in attendance of games and group meetings. This year they sponsored a soc-hop to raise money for their new uniforms. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jones, sponsored the first dance of the school year. Their regular activities were supporting the team and cheerleaders at various athletic events. G.A.A. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to stimulate participation in girls ' ath- letics and promote higher ideals of sportsmanship. Activities sronscred this year were: soccer, speedball, volleyball, tumbling, dancing, basketball, bowling, swimming, and softball. Eleven girls went to the Basketball Clinic at Valparaiso University. Janice Arnold and Edna Lamberson represented Tech at the All-State Leadership Camp at Delphi, Indiana. Other special events were parties, a bike hike, an installation service for officers, and two initiations. The officers were Edna Lamberson, president; Barbara Mulvihill, vice- president; Janice Arnold, secretary; Janet Thompson, treasurer. Miss Ford was the sponsor. TECH LETTERMAN ' S CLUB The Tech Letterman ' s Club was restricted to major letter winners in sports at Tech. The club had as its aims sportsmanship, school loyalty, and good citizenship. Officers were: G. Gragido, president; Moss, vice-president; W. DeRolf, secretary; Good, treasurer; Stempkowski, sergeant-at-arms. The sponsors were the coaches. VARSITY FOOTBALL Tech ' s football record was 2 wins, 6 losses, and one tie. The 1955 football season was a satisfactory one, despite the won and loss record, according to Coach Carlson. The reason is that 14 lettermen will be returning next fall, so this season gave the boys a great wealth of ex- perience. Coach stated the team ' ' was outsized and outweighed in every contest but they displayed a zest for football and played very interesting ball at all times. Two of the men on the team were elected to the Hammond Times All- Star Team. They were Tuleja, tackle, and Preda. B-TEAM FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity Football Team played a limited schedule of only three games this season. There were indications that members of the team would be material for the next varsity team. They opened the season against Clark, being defeated 20-14, were out-classed by Whiting, 46-6, and lost a close contest to Hammond High by 14-6. Minor awards went to Alonza, Brooks, Cobb, Harwood, Hendrix, Hols- claw, McClung, O ' Rourke, Pinkerton, Ritter, Sopyto, Singer, Urbanczyk, Vinson, Volkman, and Woodey. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman Football Team had a season ' s record of one win and five losses, the win against Clark and the losses to Whiting, Washington, Morton, Irving, and Hammond High. Coach Hoemann stated, though, that half the boys had never played football before and half were 130 pounds and under in weight. Freshman award winners were: Blagg, Bragiel, Brom, Croyle, Eichen- seh, Harwood, Hood, Kluberg, Kisbacki, Landers, Murphy, Reach, Sack- ville, Seelig, Schmidt, Wilson, White, and Hendron. VARSITY BASKETBALL Despite the 6-15 record, stated Coach Bereolos, the Hammond Tech Tigers provided a thrilling basketball season during the 1955-56 school year. Even though they were inexperienced, they gave a fine account of themselves during the entire season. Returning players will be Yeager, Urbanczyk, Sorbello, Szabo, Mon- tague, Folta, Day, and Bukowski. Rosenau and Szczudlak were managers. B-TEAM BASKETBALL Coach Vieau said, Tech ' s 1955-56 B-Team had its most successful season in 15 years. The record was 13 wins and 7 losses, but that is not the most important aspect. Mostly the team consisted of sophomores and five of the seven losses were by two points or less. They also added a city championship and a win over Gary Roosevelt, B-Team Champions of Gary, to their record. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The 1955-56 Freshman Basketball team won only two games while losing fourteen. The following boys were awarded minor letters: Eaton, Habil, Lamb, Meyer, Schoot, White, Wilson, and Davis, manager. BASEBALL Coach Vieau said, Next season should be much better than last year. We have lettermen back at most positions. He predicted best hitters should be DeRolf, Petrovich, and Garner. GOLF Coach Carlson said, We are still in the process of rebuilding with sophomores Bognar, Sapyta, and Dash leading the way. Coach feels that, with these boys coming back and some promising freshmen com- ing in, we should be in contention for the sectional championship a year or so. Tech had four lettermen back for the golf team. They were Bognar, Good, Gragida, and Sapyta. WRESTLING The Tech wrestlers placed second in a sectional involving nine teams and second in a six team conference meet. Th team was composed of mostly first and second year men thus lacking experience and balance. Major letter winners were Beyler, Jacobs, Croyle, Schmidt, O ' Rourke, Boren, Tuleja, Brooks, and Wilson. Those who qualified for a state meet were Beyler, Brooks, and O ' Rourke. TRACK AND FIELD The 1956 Track and Field team was green but will improve, said Coach Bereolos. The lettermen were Stempkowski, Crosek, Yeager, Granger, Skish, DeRolf, Golem, Richardson, and Day. A bright prospect, said Coach, is Snorton, a dash and 880 relay man. CROSSCOUNTRY This year ' s crosscountry team had its best season in five years, finish- ing 13th in the Conference and 5th in the Sectional. Top man was Mandzij, a senior; second, Yeager, a sophomore; and third, Skish, a junior and also captain-elect. The lettermen were: Cordell, Dash, Granger, Mandzij, Millies, Skish, and Yeager. With six or seven men eligible to return. Coach Vieau says, they should have a fairly representative team next year if all boys return and do what they are capable of doing. TENNIS The tennis team had another undefeated season this year. The record was eight wins and no losses. Wins were two each over Clark, Hammond High, E. C. Roosevelt and E. C. Washington. They were defeated in an East-West playoff 4-1. The team will lose lettermen Haworth, Halon, and Adney. With five lettermen returning. Coach Parsons predicts, A Western Division Cham- pionship. 109 BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Charles N. Scott; Har- old Chase, president; Lee L. Cald- well, superintendent of schools; John M. Bodman, secretary; R. B. Miller, assistant superintendent of schools. Back Row: Donald E. Gavit, busi- ness manager; John F. Beckman, school at’orney; Dr. Henry W. Egger:; Columbus Smith, treas- urer. ADMINISTRATION Frederick E. Benson Director of Tech Lee L. Caldwell R. B. MILLER Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools Marie London Richard Sampson Betty Rybolt Harold Wilson girls boys ' assistant girls ' curriculum coordinator coordinator coordinator coordinator Cassius H. Buckingham chief custodian E. Cromwell school treasurer William Parson financial secretary of athletic department no OFFICE STAFF— Aloise Smith, Harriet Darmofalski, Jean Mc- Cartin. Mrs. J. W. Powell and Mrs. Lamere Tevis are nol pictured. Andrew Adaska machine George Bereolos physical education, basketball, English Howard Binstock shop relief Louis Birkett sketching, drawing. Student Council Evelyn Bold calculating machines Herman Buehrle electronics William Burris sheet metal Ethel Byrne history Henry Callantine history, modern social problems, government Harold Carlson physical education, golf Ruth Clency art, Monitors Kermit Clyne English, Chart, Camera Club Gloria Cooper clothing, home management, foods Lillian Dagger home management, home mechanics. Student Council Orpha Dean filing, introduction to business Glenna Dietrich clothing A. Vera Eastwood shorthand, business etiquette, Junior class sponsor Inga Erickson home nursing, health service Joseph Esterhay math, drawing (HHS), blueprint reading. Senior class sponsor Eleanor Flack English, library Theodore Flack welding Floyd Ford aviation Phyllis Ford girls ' physical education, G.A.A. Richard Fuller algebra, geometry, math, solid geometry ill Vera Gares introduction to business, math Alice Hamill home service Margaret Hanlon math, cafeteria accounts, bookkeeping Wilhelmina Hebner typing Mary Higgins clothing, home service Loren Hoch math, general science Paul Hoemann sketching, blueprint reading, health and safety, wrestling Harold Holloway electric Fred Hopper trade information, technical information Charles Jaris wood Generose Jones general science, math. Pep Club Gerald Kackley math, tardy desk. Junior class sponsor David Kepple aviation. Camera Club Mary Kieckheafer home management Harriet Kramer advance typing Ted Lazarz machine Loraine Linke choral music Marian McCort English, Y-Teens Margaret Mertens English, Tech Times William Michaels group instrumental, band Anna Moengen geography. Geography Club Esther Morgan cafeteria foods, cafeteria service Marion Norris auto Lucille Parre English, drama. Tech Little Theatre, Thespians 112 Albert Paschen English, reading William Payne technical information, math. Camera Club Mildred Peehl modern social problems, geography, government. Senior class sponsor Eleanor Rainey English, business etiquette, J.R.C., business training Logan Ranney foundry Mildred Ritter math, calculating machines, advanced typing, G.C.C.S. Arnold Robinson group instrumental, band Mary Lou Rogers foods Edward Rudd reading, arithmetic, remedial reading, Hi-Y Walter Schaw pattern making Alfred Schultz printing Andrew Stecylc machine Richard Stemper shop relief Henrietta Steiner clothing Chester Taylor electric Helen Thomas home nursing, health and safety, J.R.C. Dale Vieau history, physical education, baseball Virginia Volkman vocal music Alphonse Waite physical education, math Clarence Welty physics, general science. Science Club Cassell Wiedman geography, history R. Milton Wilson health and safety, safety supervision, blueprint reading, physical education Alice Wood clothing, G.C.C.S. Boyd Zink plumbing Albert Schell drafting, is not pictured P. T. A. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE— Mr. Benson, Mrs. Cable, Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Falusi. CARD PARTY TEACHERS ' PICNIC B 0 D I E a traditional name in photography 115 DRAFTING Lenzo, Fairchild, Prucnal, Kubisz, Seelig TECH INFORMATION Mr. Hopper’s class STANDARD RAILWAY EOUII’MENT MANIIFAOTIIRINO COMPANY 4527 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana 116 C on (jralutationS Jo The Graduating Class of 1956 SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY 155 N .WACKER DRIVE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 117 • Class Rings • Announcements • Calling Cards • Medals • Cups • Trophies FKUM HERFF-JDNES EDMP 1NY Represented by M. L. VOGEL Compliments of EMIL ' S ' CABINET SHOP Phone Tllden 4-2385 GRADUATION INCLUDES GD FORMAL ... In Comfort White - Pink - Powder Blue Summer Formals Also Shoes and Accessories SPECIAL STUDENT RATES LOOK BETTER FIT BETTER FEEL BETTER Open Monday and Thursday Until 9:00 P.M. Make your reservations early LOGAN’S TUXEDO RENTAL SHOP HAMMOND. INDIANA 5313 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 1-5070 119 HARRIS BROTHERS COMPANY Of Indiana FAT BOY Lumber - Millwork - Hardware 165th Street and Columbia Avenue DRIVE-IN Hammond, Indiana AND Tllden 4-1664 RESTAURANT TED ' S BODY FENDER SERVICE Complete Frame and Axle Service 6730 S. Indianapolis Blvd. 24 Hour Towing Service Wheel Balancing and Aligning Ted Klamur, Prop. Phone Tllden 4-9786 6839 Alexander Ave., Hammond, Indiana Hessville Get the Best — Get Compliments of AL ' S QUALITY MEATS 6823 Indianapolis Blvd. ! ' £Jv : Woodmar District - Hammond, Indiana We Specialize in Meats for Home HYDROX CORPORATION Freezers MARGARET ' S SWEET SHOP Compliments of 488 Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana ALLIED DISTRICT WE 3-9612 DISTRIBUTORS — SWIMMING POOLS — Compliments of CONTRACTORS THE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS CHART STAFF APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS 120 Compliments CALUMET AUTOMOBILE TRADE ASSOCIATION. INC. Vierks Furniture Everything for the Home Appliances - Carpets - Furniture 6727 Kennedy Avenue In Hessville INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINE CORPORATION 5900 Hohman Avenue Hammond. Indiana Sales and Service IBM TIME EQUIPMENT IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS IBM ELECTRONIC ACCOUNTING MACHINE Compliments of JAY ' S POTATO CHIPS AMERICA ' S HEADQUARTERS FOR FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES - FURNISHINGS - EQUIPMENT For Schools, Churches, Hospitals, Institutions, etc. EDWARD DON COMPANY 2201 So. LaSalle Street Chicago 16. 111. CALUMET THEATRE 5622 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 1-5656 PAROT ' S GROCERY 138 Gostlin Street WEstmore 2-6140 Neidow Funeral Home Incorporated 117 RIMBACH STREET WEstmore 3-0398 121 DOOLIN-ETTER CLEANER 601 Sibley Street Hammond, Indiana WEstmore 2-4404 Serenade Eat in Pleasant Surroundings Curb Service the Year ' Round Indianapolis Blvd. at 169th Street Hammond, Indiana CARRIE LONG ROVAI ' S ICE CREAM DRESSES - COATS - SUITS - FURS Wholesale Retail Ice Cream MILLINERY 5252 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana 5438 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana WEstmore 2-2705 WEstmore 1-4480 MONARCH CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 5421 Calumet Avenue MOLENAAR HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES Hammond, Indiana We perform a cultural public service, 5617-19 Calumet Avenue WE 2-8340 distinctive personal music instruction. WE 2-8640-1 HILL ' S IN HESSVILLE STOCKER PHONOGRAPH RECORDS STATIONERY SUPPLIES HAMMOND HALLMARK CARDS FANNY MAY CANDY VOLK SWAG ON 122 LUCKY YOU! TO HAVE THE WHOLE WORLD AHEAD OF YOU CONGRATULATIONS! FROM (JftftfortL ■ Jwie Join Your Alumni THE ALUMNI DANCE MEETING FIRST TUESDAY IN EVERY MONTH AT THE SCHOOL CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1956 124 Y ou’re saying goodbye to your high school days — but you ' re saying hello to new, exciting days ahead. Congratu- lations and welcome to the future! In this future. Inland Steel’s opportun- ities are yours . . . opportunities open to high school grads. I f you have some mechanical training or aptitude, there are careers open in many fields: as machinists, welders, electricians, patternmakers, pipefitters, boilermakers. There are careers to follow in metallurgy and chemistry. And there are opportun- ities in the office and clerical fields. The job of production — making the steel needed to keep America strong — offers a challenge to alert, young men. You can have a get-ahead ' ’ future through Inland ' s training opportunities. You can get apprentice or on-the-job training to become more skilled in your trade. You also can get college training and a college certificate through the Pur- due-Inland Training Program, a program where Inland sponsors you through this course at Purdue Extension. Inland has been in the busy Calumet Region for more than a half-century. We’ll be here in the future, too, because we’re a basic industry, making a product used by everyone, including the housewife opening a can of peas and the G.I. firing an artillery shell. I nland Steel Company serves the nation —and it can serve you, too, in the exciting days ahead. Inla nd Steel Company, 3210 Waiting St., East Chiiooe.lnd. 125 SUCCESS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 56 Looking ahead we see a bright future for our country — years of advance- ment and achievement — with the youth of today showing us the way. State Street Hammond Compliments of The CALUMET NATIONAL BANK Main Office 5231 Hohman Avenue Hessville Branch Highland Branch 6817 Kennedy 2842 Highway Headquarters for: Popular and Classical Records Athletic Goods Radio, Record Player, TV Camera, Film Gym and Swim needs J. W. MILLIKAN 449 State Street WEstmore 1-2760 MINER - DUNN HAMBURGERS 5452 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana SWEITZER FOOD MART Compliments of SWEITZER PASTRY SHOP SEARS, ROEBUCK S CO. WE 2-2153 452 State Street Hammond ' s Most Complete Food Mart Hammond, Indiana 126 THE KETTLE ACROSS FROM TECH ON CARROLL The land o ' dance beckons . . . Oul — just far enough — for the ride to be enchanting . . . Away from the maddening crowds — where a ro- mantic summertime set- ting for evening dancing will be a lasting memory. Madura ' s with its soft l ; ghts and refreshing at- mosphere, is truly a won- derland for dance-goers. MADURA ' S cjLcHulo 2 ), f ance 127 POW wow TEIBEL ' S 2733 - 169th Street IDEAL FAMILY RESTAURANT Hessville, Indiana U. S. 41 30 UNion 5-6161 Compliments WERNER-PIEST FURNITURE CO. CALUMET AUTO PARTS Corner of Fayette and Sohl 5503 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana WEstmore 2-2036 Hammond, Indiana Complete Home Furnishings and Appliances WEstmore 1-1596-8 WOODMAR LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Best Wishes LUMBER AND MILL WORK HEMPHILL ' S FLOWER SHOP PAINTS AND HARDWARE 169th at Harrison 7226 White Oak Avenue Hammond, Indiana Tllden 4-7530 WEstmore 2-8091 Your Newspaper - - - THE BECKMAN SUPPLY COMPANY Fights For Your Right to Know Building Materials and Fuel 527 Michigan Street THE HAMMOND TIMES Hammond, Indiana Calumet Region ' s Home Newspaper WEstmore 1-1490 128 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 VEHND1V C. ANDERSON MAYOR HORDEN ' S IF IT ' S BORDEN ' S IT ' S GOT TO BE GOOD 402 Clinton WEstmore 2-0536 Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company 1414 FIELD STREET 130 HAMMOND , INDIANA Compliments of MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK HENRY N. BIEKER. INC. OF HAMMOND PLYMOUTH - DE SOTO 5243 HOHMAN AVENUE Distributor 7033 Calumet Ave. 7014 Indianapolis Blvd. 5749 Calumet Avenue Calumet Ave. Branch Woodmar Branch THE HOPMAN COMPANY TYPEWRITERS — ALL MAKES In Hammond Since 1906 RENTED SOLD REPAIRED CLEANERS and DYERS DICK HOYT 731-33 Sibley Street THE TYPEWRITER MAN. INC. WEstmore 2-5040 E. W. Eurley M. Kitsberg Hammond, Indiana 5319 Hohman Ave. WEstmore 1-9300 HOOSIER STATE BANK PAXTON LUMBER COMPANY OF HAMMOND Quality Building Material 479 State Street 4928 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 1-1212 Hammond. Indiana FRIENDLY - - - DEPENDABLE WEstmore 1-4488 Compliments of NORTHERN INDIANA Compliments of STATIONERY COMPANY HAMMOND PLUMBING 5307 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana WEstmore 2-4111 HOME SUPPLY 131 Compliments of Northern Indiana Public Service A DEPENDABLE SERVICE 5625 Hohman Avenue CARLSON ' S JEWELRY For the Best in Jewelry 6821 Kennedy - Hammond Compliments Guaranteed Watch Repairing of a ARMSTRONGS Irving N. Chayken, Pres. Friend HAMMOND ' S LEADING JEWELERS 132 JURGENSON DAIRY QUEEN 5831 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 1-9410 RED ROOSTER 6024 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana HATHAWAY-THORNTON AGENCY 6915 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 2-3174 SMITH ' S ROYAL BLUE STORE Michigan at Columbia Hammond, Indiana CALUMET BOWL 5851 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana RUSKIN DRUGS 6320 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 2-8440 TIP TOP SUPER MARKET 5823 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana BLOOM ' S FUR 5255 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 1-3031 CONKEY 5c 10c 521 Conkey Street Hammond, Indiana ACME APPLIANCE SERVICE 6015 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 1-9880 DUNFEE CLEANERS 5529 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana ECONOMY RENT-ALLS 6430 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 2-2082 HANSEN FLORAL 5320 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana HOME HARDWARE PAINT 7248 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana LYNN ' S STORE 5609 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana HESS PARAMOUNT JEWELER 5403 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OF AN ALUMNUS 1929 QUINT BROTHERS 257 Douglas Street WEstmore 2-2342 MONROE PHARMACY 4539 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana MINER TELEVISION 7331 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 1-1653 WALZ CYCLE SHOP Schwinn Bicycle Hammond, Indiana BEREY BROTHERS 502-06 Stale Street WEstmore 2-5284 PORTER’S CLEANERS 4524 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana COUSINS, INC. 5133 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana AMERICAN BEAUTY SALON 5604 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana JOE HIRSCH INC. 5313 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 3-0363 HOMER ' S SERVICE STATION 7104 Kennedy Avenue Hessvllle, Indiana ABRAMSON GROCERY 633 Car roll Street WEstmore 3-9442 STERNS WOODMAR HDWE. 7025 Indianapolis Blvd. Tllden 4-1440 ROY ' S RELIABLE REPAIRS 6810 Kennedy Avenue Tllden 4-6294 SERVICE HARDWARE 5631 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 2-1086 CARLEY ' S BEST MOVERS 4605 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 2-0396 KOZY GRILL Calumet and State St. Hammond, Indiana 133 HUMPHREY AUTOMATIC HEATING 939-941 Conkey Street Hammond, Indiana NORTHERN INDIANA FROZEN FOOD 4850 Ash Avenue WEstmore 2-0309 ED ' S HARDWARE 737 169th Street WEstmore 3-0480 MILES MAYWOOD GARAGE 5818 Columbia Avenue Hammond, Indiana FIFIELD PHARMACY 6729 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana DEL ' S DAIRY QUEEN 6642 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana DR. R. L. HESTER 6618 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana MODEL FOOD CENTER 175th Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana SCIENS HARDWARE 515 Conkey Avenue Hammond, Indiana SEBASTYEN SON 6905 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 3-9651 HOWELL HARDWARE 6641 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana STOLTZ DRUGS 486 State Street WEstmore 1-2286 ANDY BURCH SERVICE SUPPLY 6649 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 3-0707 KWI-KEE SNAK 517 State Street 5422 Hohman Avenue SAX FINE FOOTWEAR 5261 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana BELL APPLIANCE 4728 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana WARNER F. BLACKMUN CO. 5406 Hohman Avenue WEstmore 2-8900 OLSEN ' S SERVICE STATION Michigan Columbia Ave. Hammond, Indiana HOLSCLAW HARDW .RE SUPPLIES 1145 Michigan Avenue WEstmore 3-7864 TAYLOR-MOYNIHAN 9407 Wicker Park Blvd. TEmple 8-4652 LUCHENE ' S SPORT CENTER 6831 Kennedy Avenue Tllden 4-6504 SHARON MAE ' S VARIETY STORE 6940 Kennedy Avenue Hessville, Indiana DAVE ' S CAMERA MART 214 Russell Avenue WEstmore 2-3970 ROSALEE SMART APPAREL 5259 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana WELDERS SUPPLY CO. 4741 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana HAMMOND ELECTRIC CO. 6036 Calumet Avenue WEstmore 1-5400 JERSEY MAID ICE CREAM 4641 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana GEORGE L. BOCKEN FLA-R-PAC FROZEN FOOD O. E. Boils and Company Hammond, Indiana NORMAN JEWELERS 5257 Hohman WEstmore 2-2415 Compliments of HAROLD J. CRAIG GENERAL SHEET METAL CO. 542 Fayette Street WEstmore 1-5970 134 Portrait Candid Wedding Commercial Industrial 723 - 165th Street HAMMOND. INDIANA 135 H AMMO N D TEC H N |C At VOCATIONAL HfGH SCHOOL HAMMOND, INDIANA