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Last Record Update: 03-24-2022
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Hammond High School

Here is a web page for Hammond High School Class of 1959. See link below courtesy: Richard Barnes - class of '59 You will see several references to Shep but check out the button for "Hammond"... There are a lot of picture postcards complete with personal stories about each. If you go to Goldblatt's, you'll see a historical progression of Lion Dept Store, then Kaufman & Wolff, then Goldblatts. If you check out "LUNCH" you'll see a spot about the Red Rooster. Actually, one of our classmates' father owned the Red Rooster and is putting together some photos, etc., so we can expand that page, too.

Teachers and Other School Personel

Teacher	Class
• Miss Bleifeld	Teacher - Hammond High
• Miss Breyfogol	Sixth Grade Teacher
• Mr. Diercks	Band Instructor and Music Teacher
• Mr. Easton	Teacher - Hammond High
• Mr. Huffine	High school football coach
• Mr. Jenkins	Teacher
• Miss McCullough	Teacher - Hammond High
• Mr. Melton	Band Director
• Miss Norton	Principal - Warren G Harding
• Miss Parsons	Teacher - Hammond High
• Mr. Pittenger	Teacher - Hammond High
• Miss Reeder	Teacher - Hammond High
• Miss M.L. Scott	Teacher - Hammond High
• Mr. Seddlemeyer	Teacher - Hammond High
• Miss Snyder	Teacher - Hammond High
• Miss Sparks	Teacher - Hammond High
• Mr. Spohn	Principal - High School
• Dr Frederick Stock
• Mr Wilson	Teacher - Hammond High

Links to Further Information:

• 1936 Yearbook Photos

• 1937 Yearbook Photos

• 1938 Yearbook Photos

• 1939 Yearbook Photos

• HHS Class of 1959 Website

Photos:

December 07, 2002
HHS "Wildcat" logo

Courtesy: Brian Pearson

December 07, 2002
HHS football field: Where Shep marched during band practice, wailing away on his sousaphone or was it really a kazoo?

Courtesy: Brian Pearson

December 07, 2002
Front of HHS, if you look close you can spot the Calumet Ave street sign. Shep spoke frequently of Calumet Ave.

Courtesy: Brian Pearson

"Can you imagine 4,000 years passing, and you're not even a memory?
Think about it, friends. It's not just a possibility. It is a certainty." - Jean Shepherd - 1975