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Ackerman - Homecoming Queen Candidates for Homecoming Queen were, left to right, Mary Skratsky, Virginia Moore, Sandy Acker man (queen), Pat Horvatich, and Judy Thomas. lOO Car Parade Despite a last minute postpone- ment of Homecoming from Oct. 22 to Oct. 23, the Tech Tigers had fun anyway. A 100-float pa- rade was followed at 2 p.m. by a game with Clark, which ended in a 6-6 tie. Our only score was on a 44-yard fumble runback. At half time Jim Earl received the king award for Tom Martin, and Sandy Ackerman was named queen. Prizes for the best floats went to Janice Baradziej, Y-Teens, Foundry Shop, and the Senior class. The Homecoming Soc-Hop was Saturday night. Tigers dive and drive to stop the opposition. SPORTS Lamont runs a left tackle slant for needed yardage.
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In Activities Tech students were on the go-ex- periencing the planning of a party and the joy of its success-thrilling to the applause of an audience that acknowledges hard work put into a play or concert. A special quality- typical of Tech students a mixture of courtesy and friendliness-made possible the kind of cooperative effort needed for Tech ' s record suc- cesses in activities during the year. The following are the kinds of comments made by visitors to Tech during the year: A Swedish girl: After visit- ing a number of high schools all over America, I feel that the students at Hammond Tech are by far the friendliest and most warm-hearted, and also very polite. A visiting performer: , . . the reception given the singing by your student body filled us with awe. A parent with touring eighth graders: This tour was han- dled with unusual tact, cour- tesy, and decorum by the numerous educators and stu- dents who were designated to help with this project.
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Sandy Ackerman and Tommy Martin reigned as Homecoming King and Queen. Jim Earl is shown here substituting tor Tom. Last year’s King and Queen and the twirlers lead the candidates across the field. The mighty Seniors won first place in the class division with the theme- Keep the Tigers in the Driver ' s Seat. ’ioneers was the theme of the Foundry Shop ' s float, which won vision, 1 • | JL Christine Suroviak and Janice Baradziej, sophomores, took first place for individual entries.
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