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

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JORGE ORTEGON, HOMECOMING KING for 1961 crowned Linda Black, Homecoming Queen. Cheerleader, and LINDA pbifb , « £,«„,, , v coming ° am Mann. THE COLD NIGHT AIR was filled with the warm enthusiasm of Tech students at the annual Homecoming Bonfire.

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MACK MOSER EXPLAINED methods used in Pattern Shop to the 1961 B.L.I.E. visitors: Mr. Ronald Alitto, LaSalle Steel Co; Mr. Herb Hoffman, Purdue University; Mr. Joseph A. Mc- Aleer, Keyes Fiber, and Mrs. Ron Kampwirth, Edward Valves. The student guides for this group were Barbara Djenka and Tom Melton. Tech at Work VISITORS ON B.L.I.E. DAY were taken on guided tours of the shop and classes. Here Mr. J. A. Donovan, from Inland Steel; Mr. W. H. Hathaway, from Nipsco; Mr. A1 Jackson, Illinois Bell Telephone Co., and Mr. G. J. Grimmer, Standard Railway Equip- ment Co., were guided through Drafting Shop by Donna Papp and Kalman Borbely. SANDY SEIFER explained a typing job to Mr. Jack Ogren, from Jack Ogren Inc.; Mr. Bruce R. Mason, from Pullman Standard, and Harold I. Pratt, from the American Steel Foundaries, on B.L.I.E. Day. Ken Kiser and Louise Kajdi, student guides, watched. DURING NATIONAL EDUCATION WEEK girls from the Business Educaton Department gave demon- strations of their clerical skills in the window of the Northern Indiana Stationery Company. Pictured here is Peggy Boren, typing from a dictaphone machine. WAYNE AUSTIN AND DEANNA MOTE showed a biology dis- play to visitors on B.L.I.E. Day. They were G. F. Dailey, from Fadell Personnel; Ted Swets, from the Bordon Company, and Margaret J. Allen, a School Board member. 27

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Greatest Homecoming Ever! CANDIDATES FOR HOMECOMING KING of 1960 were, from left to right, Pat Mikulski, Dave Anderson, Bob Herrin, Bill Kinkade, and Jim Lewallen. THE KING AND QUEEN of the 1960 Home- coming were Linda Black and Jorge Ortegon. Members of the Queen ' s court were, from left to right, Deanna Mote, Diane Claggett, Diane Buczynski, Burma Slaughter, Clara Thacker- son, and Pat Mulvihill. WINNING FIRST PLACE in our Homecom- ing Parade was Bob Last. WINNING SECOND PLACE for the best decorated car was Sue Foster. OVER ONE-HUNDRED CARS participated in the 1960 Homecoming Parade making it the largest in Tech’s history. CAUGHT RESTING her feet was Linda Black, Homecoming Queen for 1960. AMONG THOSE ATTENDING the Home- coming Dance were Dave Anderson, Linda Black, Homecoming Queen, Pat Mikulski, and Mary Ellen Misner. THE TURN-OUT AT the Homecoming Dance was one of the largest of the year. yn ! v mmt jitmnJ IMtft ll u ttwl GoGo TECH