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

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C.O.E., D.E. HONORED AT BANQUET Near Left-Terri Banninger and Mr. William Chapman make banquet a little more enjoyable. Far Left— Pam Lenzo and Leatha johnson talk. On the night of April 5, 1979, the D.E. and C.O.E., on the job training programs held their annual ban- quet at the Wicker Park Social Cen- ter in Highland. This event was held to honor the supervisors who participated in the programs. They were given certificates to show ap- preciation by the student employ- ees. Many of the students attended the banquet with their employers. This comfortable setting should im- prove student-employer relations, and more than likely will be a fu- ture annual event for the working Tigers. Upper Right— Guest look on while awards are being given out. Near Left-Belinda Cooper receives award for runner up for Outstanding C.O.E. student. Far Left-Miriam Pena re- ceives trophy for 3rd place Most Im- proved Outstanding C.O.E. student.

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The 1978-79 Winter Sports Social took place Monday March 19th, in the school cafe- teria. This social event was held to award enthusiastic athletes and coaches for their participa- tion in winter sports. Exceptional athletes from the teams of Basketball, Swimming, Wrestling and Girls Basketball were honored by receiving trophies. These trophies were awarded under the categories of Most Valuable Player, Best Men- tal Attitude and Most Improved Player. Athletics have proved to play a major part in activities at Tech. TROPHIES REWARD EFFORTS

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Best Looking— [ Most Intelligen Friendliest— Ste Cutest Smile- Biggest Partie Likely tajj Most AthU All Aroun Sexiest L j Day Dreai Class Sle Best Build ftgge dost lnt§ ck Wa Wisniewski, |o Ellen Thilmont fom Manzo, Terri Banninger gk, Debbie Deweese J-lams, Tammy Faught jturitz, Debbie McCarty ron Larimer, Mary Beth; pnek, Clancy Hutton Wisniewski, Phylljs Ru ek, BelindayC E fur, Alicia Jfartine am, Margaret Bron , ' tori Hens ' Top left, Leatha Johnson seems to enjoy her dinner. Top right, Bob Spoor listens to the con- versation. Left, Cary Sands, Kathy Hinojosa, and Ernestine Brunty share some of their last senior moments together. Bottom, Steve Stanek does an impersonation of Richard Nixon. Senior Mirror Awards were presented May 25th, 19 79. The dinner-dance took place at the South- East Holiday Inn on Cline Avenue. The master of cer- emonies was Robbie Paradise. Dan Ryan Express played a variety of music for the enjoyment of all. Steve Stanek also did some impressions. His conversa- tion between Carter and Nixon were the most memorable. Seniors wrote on paper who they thought fit cer- tain categories. The lists were then tabulated. The one that was selected for the award had the most nominations for a category. 10 REFLECTIONS OF .