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

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WAITING IN LINE to be measured and to pay for their caps and gowns were the 1961 graduating seniors. THE ANNUAL SENIOR MIRROR AWARDS were presented to the seniors at the Junior-Senior Party on Jan. 26. The winners were announced in a script written by Frankie Romano and Barbara Michalik and each winner received cer- tificates and ribbons. LINDA BLACK AND RON SUD- LAK were voted the best looking of the Senior Class. Larry Marvel received the award for Ron. RECEIVING THEIR AWARDS for seniors with most attractive hair were Clara Thackerson and Jim Fowler. JOYCE MARTIN AND BILL KIN- KADE were voted the seniors with the cutest smiles. Joyce is pictured receiv- ing her award, and Larry Marvel ac- cepted the award for Bill who could not attend the party. THE BEST ALL AROUND SENIORS of 1961 were Linda Black and Jim Lewallen. Linda was also voted as best looking, and Jim, most loyal. 13

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ENTERING THE AUDITORIUM for their last hour of high school life were the 1960 graduates. Seniors Said , ' So-Long IN 1960, two hundred and six seniors received diplomas on June 9 in the Auditorium. The program included the sing- ing of the “Twenty-third Psalm” by the Glee Club and Girls’ Chorus. Mr. Edgar Smith, director of Instruction Division of Public Instruction, gave the address. The Invocation and Benediction were given by the Rev. George Viabely. The presentation of diplomas was made by Mr. Charles N. Scott, a member of the School Board. 12 FRANKIE ROMANO, BARBARA MICHALIK, and Deanna Mote were the three girls who planned the Senior Mirror Award portion of the Junior-Senior party. They are pictured here sorting the certificates just before the program started. THE JUNIOR CLASS OF ’61 planned the Junior-Senior party — A Salute to Seniors” on Jan. 26, 1961. Pictured here around the punch bowl are members of the Junior Class making some last-minute preparations before the party started. THE MID-TERM GRADUATES had a noontime party in the Cafeteria. On the left are Karen Spicer, Anna Papa, Mary Lou Schatte, Cathy Zajac, and Barbara Djenka. On the right are Diana Nabors, Annivela Garza, Elizabeth Marley, Peg Boren, and Ann Ray. THE BEST DRESSED OF THE SENIOR CLASS, Sue Foster and Jim Fanning, walked down the stairs through the archway when the announcement was made to others attending the party.

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' Seniors Went to BOB CALABRESE played the part of Lotus Smith, a boy who came to enroll in a girls’ school. ON STAGE SHIRLEY ZAMBO was Miss Pooley, the gym teacher at Cedar Hill and Harold Horton was Mr. Oliver Lee Oliver, a wealthy man who wanted to buy Cedar Hill for his aviation school. DEANNA MOTE, Linda Peifer, and Sandy Black were greeted by Miss Pooley, Shirley Zambo, as they arrived at Cedar Hill after sum- mer vacation. 14 SANDY BLACK, Kay Berzinis, Ray Myszak, and Beverly Stahl were dumfounded when Lotus Smith appeared wrapped in a sheet. Mrs. Brewster hysterically shouted, “Is this my long lost granddaughter?