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

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A. student stepped before an assembly and voiced an oath as Student Council president. Fellow students, by use of ballots, had expressed faith in his ability to lead; they shared in this moment of victory with him and in the success of a year’s activities. A tradition of responsible effort shared by leaders and followers alike gave Tech activities a championship quality in 1965. ANT TIGER IN ACTIVITIES

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■y THE TRIUMPH O scar Ortegon was elected Stu- dent Council president for 1964- ' 65. He had been a council member as a freshman, treasurer as a sopho- more, and the vice-president as a junior. Oscar was the Varsity Basketball captain, the 1965 Homecoming King, and a member oftheLetterman ' sClub for three years. He received Senior Mirror awards for Best Looking and for Best All-Around Senior, repre- sented Tech at a Rotary meeting, and participated in the Senior Class Play.

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Formal and Informal Dances . . . Dancing and refreshments were enjoyed by students at the winter semi-formal, Wonderland by Night. The Jaguars provided the entertainment c the Victory Soc-Hop, sponsored by the Girl Club. Keeping in step to the music at one of Tech ' s soc-hops. Wonderland by Night was die themt of the semi-formal dance sponsored by tin Student Council, Dec. 23, 1964. Tin Squires provided entertainment while tin students danced and talked. A Victor) Soc Hop was held in the Gym after the Hammond High basketball game. It was sponsored by Girls ' Club, and music was provided by the Jaguars, the band diat took first place in last year ' s Tech Spec- tacular. Sentimental Journey was the name given to Tech ' s ' 64 Prom. It was held at Madura ' s Danceland where the couples danced to the music of Pat De- mure ' s band.