Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

4 f 52 ied fat (Zatomet Z¥tq i Sc aat tyary, } ttcCiana Dedioatt ut Realizing the important role of education to- day, our parents have devoted endless. time and energy to the task of guaranteeing us the best in education. Though working behind the scene, they have been with us in every phase of high school life -- from the auspicious to the arduous. We, the Senior Class of 1952, do respectfully dedicate this first annual of Calumet Township High School. t We, the Senior Class of 1952, would like to take this last oppor- tunity to express our gratitude to the man who started us on, our high school career . . . Ora C. Strycker. Mr. Strycker was a man who always had time to lend a sympathic ear to the students problems. A man of whom we can say, I thank God for every rememberance of you. 2 Ml MV We pay tribute to those pictured here. They represent us, the class of 1952. Their leader- ship has influenced our school and all the people associated with it 4 CECIL A. GRAYSON Superintendent of Schools . . . . and through their efforts have elevated us to a full four -year high school. With this con- tinued type of guidance, we see a great future -- rich in tradition for our CALUMET. GEORGE B. CRAIG Principal 5 Saa d al 0 7eac6.e i 6 acuitef As Seniors of 1952 we wish to thank all the teach- ers who have contended with us through our years in school. We ' re leaving this book as a tribute for all that they have taught us while we have beenhere. Alice Barberi Music, B. M. Victor Barberi Olive Bistransky Music, Band Director, B. M. Spanish, English, A. B. John Carlson History, Geography, B. A. Iris Bjelich Physical Education, B. S. Steve Bjelich General Health, B. S. 7 Lela Cooke Social Studies and Guid- ance, A.B. Esta Garland Home Economics A.B. Catherine Dale Study Hall B.S. Mildred Gorney Math B.S. Joan Johnson Home Economics, Art Health B.A. Robert Joseph Physical Education, Sci- ence B.S., M.S. Raymond Kirk Math and Physics A.B. Alice Kingery English, B. ED. 8 Helen Davis Typing and Salesmanship, B.S., M.B.E. Elaine Gorney Math B.S., M.S. Marilyn Kazic English, Journalism. Speech B. ED. Ann Largura Typing and Shorthand, B.S., M.S. i paccdty John Lemene English B.S. Lillian McAllister English A.B. Dan McDevitt English A.B. Rose Neuffer General Business, Economic Geography B.S. Irene Nowak Reading, Spelling, English B.A. John Shinovich Industrial Arts B.S. Joseph Starkey History and Geography B.S. Harold Strycker Bookkeeping, Business Law, and Typing A.B. Ray Skamay Biology B.S. Samuel Taylor Health, Social Studies, B.S. Christopher Traicoff Physical Education, Coach, Guidance, B.S., M.A. George Wilson History, A.B., M.A. 9 Seated left to right E. Cline, Sec. Treas.; L. Nelson, Pres.; M. Petras, Vice Pres. Sponsors standing left to right R. Kirk, A. Largura. 10 Se ti n BARBARA ANDERSON Babs FTA 4 Annual Staff Art Club L ,V WAYNE ANDERSON Tiny” Glee Club 1,2 Ac- cordian Band 1,2,3 Student Council 1 Newspaper 1 Of- fice Assistant 1,2, 3, 4 Junior Class Play Patrol 1,2 JULIA BERES Cookie GAA 1,2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club Sec. 4 Newspaper 4 JANET BLACKABY Blackie GAA 1,2, 3,4 Cho- rus 1,2 Patrol 1 SHIRLEY BLISS Shirl” Glee Club 1,2,3 GAA 1,2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 3,4 Annual Staff LAVONNE BOELT Cookie GAA 1,2 Glee Club 1,2,3 Spanish Club Treas. 4 v BARBARA BOYD Bunnie GAA 1,4 Spanish Club 4 FTA Vice Pres. 4 Honor Society Jr. Sr. 1-4 Patrol 1,4 Office Assistant 3, 4 Annual Staff Art Club 4 GERALDINE BREISACHER Jerry” Accordian Band 1 Glee Club 1,2, 3,4 JOSEPH BOLDEN Joe” Bishop Noll 1,2,3 MARGIE BOONE Marg Glee Club 1,2,3 GAA 1,2 Girls Patrol 1,2,3 Junior Class Vice Pres. Honor Society 3 Student Council 3 Newspaper 3 SefUanA MAX LEROY BURK Band 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society Jr. Sr. Newspaper 1, 2, 3; Basketball Time Keeper Statistician 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 4. KIRBY BURNS Hillbilly Spanish Club 4; Newspaper 4. CLIFFORD CARPENTER Kip Cambridge High 1,2; Band 4; Senior Play; News- paper 4; Annual Staff, Office Assistant 4. DOROTHY J. CARNAGEY Dotty GAA 1, 2; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society Jr. Sr. Girls Patrol 1. LARRY CHILDS Sonny Basketball Letter- man 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Newspaper 4; Annual Staff. ELSIE CLINE Tiny Chorus 1; Cheerlead- er 1; Newspaper 1,2, 3,4; Jun- ior Class Play; GAA Vice Pres. 3,4; Senior Class Sec- Treas. Office Assistant 4; Annual Staff. RUSSELL CARNAGEY Comanche Patrol 1,2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; FTA Secretary 4; Spanish Club V. Pres. Annual Staff; Newspaper 1,2,4. GEORGE CERMAK Jug Boys Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 4; Basketball Letterman 1, 2,3,4. MARY COAN Coanie Hammond Tech 1. HELEN L. COAPSTICK Retta Band 1,2, 3, 4; News- paper 1,2, 3,4; FTA 4; GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Patrol 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Annual Staff. 12 SetUa ' te RALPH COATES Romeo Band 1; Basketball 2 . ROBERT CUMMINGS Bob JEAN DARLAK JOAN DAVIS Sookie GAA 1,2, 3, 4; FTA Joanie Student Council 3; 4; Honor Society 3; News- GAA Pres. 1,2, 3,4; Cheer- paper 1,2, 3, 4; Patrol 2,3; leader 1; Junior Class Queen; Office Assistant 3; Junior Senior Class Play Newspaper Class Play, Senior Class Play. 4. 13 Settc rd WILLIE E. FARMER Bill Morgan Park High 1,2 STASHA DRUMHILLER Stacy” GAA 1,2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 NORMA ELBOAR Elbo GAA 1.2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper 1 BYRL FAUGHT Tom State High School 1 Newspaper 2,3,4 FTA 4 Jun- ior Class Play, Senior Class Play JANET FRIANT Jan GAA 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,3,4 Newspaper 2,3,4 Ac- cordian Band 1,2 Student Council 3 Senior Class Play Annual Staff MUSKER L. FORD Nick” Patrol 1,2,3 Band 1, 2,3,4 Boys ' Chorus 1 ANDREW FUZY ' Andy Track 1 RONALD FREY Big Frey Whiting High 1,2 Glee Club 3,4 14 Seatoid JOHN R. GROZA ROGER HARMON Mole Basketball 1,2,4 Rog” Speech 1 Boys ' Chorus 3 Journalism 4 Annual Staff Office As- sistant 4 ELSIE GREEN Slew Foot GAA 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3 Monitor 3 RICHARD GILMORE You Wanna Race Dick Band 1,2,3, 4 NORMA HARRIS Norm” GAA 1,2, 3, 4 Office Assistant 3,4 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff ROY F. HAUSSMAN Frita Basketball 1 Letter- man 2,3,4 Newspaper 4 BEVERLY HIXON Runt” GAA 1,2 Newspaper 4 Patrol 4 Speech 1 EUGENE HOCHSTETLER Hoch Basketball 2 News- paper 3,4 Annual Staff HAROLD HINSHAW Hingding Band 1,2, 3, 4 Stu- dent Council 3,4 Junior Class President Basketball Letter- man 1,2, 3,4 Annual Staff RICHARD HAVIZA Richie Annual Staff 15 s encore BEVERLY ANNE HOWARD Bunny GAA 1,2,4; Glee Club 1,2,3. ROBERT JANSEN Bob New Troy High School 1,2; Basketball 3. JOHN KRONE Johnny Band 1,2, 3, 4; News- paper 1,2,3; Jr. Sr. Honor Society; Latin Club; Spanish Club. CHARLES LEGLER Chuck MARILYN LEWMAN Lyn GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. ESTHER LIGOCKI ” Lule GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Honor Society 2,3,4; Patrol 1; Spanish Club 4; Jr. Play; Office Assistant 3. Bill 3,4. WILLIAM LORD Chorus 2; Glee Club MARILYN LUKEMANN Luke GAA 1,2; Newspaper 4; Patrol 2,3,4; Annual Staff. y 16 ROBERT MOFFATT Bobby-John Glee Club 3, 4. LYLE NELSON Bud Basketball 2; Senior Class President. JOAN NEVINS Jo GAA 1,2, 3,4; Tres. 1; Sec. 2; Newspaper 1 ,4; Patrol 3,4; Glee Club 1; Office As- sistant 4; Monitor 3; V.P. Girls Conferance 3; Annual Staff 4. MARGE PETRAS Margie Tolleston H.S. 1, 2; GAA 3,4; Newspaper 3; Junior Senior Honor Society 3,4; Sr. Class Vice Pres. JEAN POPA Pope Patrol 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Jr. Play, Jr. Class Vice Pres.; Glee Club 3,4. NORMAN QUIGLEY Norm 17 Seaia ' ui FRED SCHOON Clown Band 1,2; Glee Club4; Basketball 2; Monitor 3; Office Assistant 4. PATRICIA SCHRAMLIN Pat Washington High 1,2. p r PHYLLIS ' Phil GAA CH E 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Newspaper 1; Jr. Class Sec-Tres. NORMAN SCHOON Norm Newspaper 4; An- nual Staff, Jr. Sr. Play; Homeroom Chairman 4; Monitor 3; Band 1; Glee Club 1 . BETTY SCOTT Scotty GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Student Council Pres. 4; Office Assistant 4; Jr. Play 3; Monitor 3; Annual Staff 4. ESTHER SCOTT Arkie GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Play 3. EVELYN SEIFERT Lefty GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; Monitor 3. WILLIAM SHAW Bill Macomber Vocation- al H. S. 1,2,3. BARBARA SLOAN Barb GAA 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; FTA 4; Patrol 1; Span- ish Club Pres. 4; Jr. Sr. Play; Newspaper 1,2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Honor Society Pres. 1; ' Sec , 2,3; Sr. Honor Society. SALLY SHAFER Boots Band 1,2,3; GAA 1, 2.3. Seacard JACK SOWLES CHARLES STANINGER Jr. Honor Society 1; Band 1; Chuck” Annual Staff 4. DORIS STEVENSON Stevie Lowell 1,2,3; Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4; GAA 4; Sr. Play. VERNA STRIPE Tootsie GAA 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. A MARIA NN SWANK Swanko Band 1; Patrol 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2,4; Newspaper 2. MYONA TEITGE Mi GAA 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Sr. Honor Society 1 ,2,3,4; News- paper 4;Sr. Play 4; Patrol 1,4. BARBARA TRIBBETT Barb” Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2 ,3 ,4; Newspaper 4; Annual Staff 4. DONALD UMLAUF Moocher” George Rogers Clark 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Newspaper 4; Glee Club 3. WAYNE VANDERHOEF Van” Band 1,2, 3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Patrol 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1. DOROTHY WALTON Dimples GAA 1,2, 3, 4; Patrol 1,2, 3, 4; Office Assist- ant 4 . O A =r Seacard ROSCOE WILLIAMS Horace Mann H.S. 2,3; Bas- ketball 1; Letterman 1. PATTY WILLETi Pat GAA 1.2.3 41, Cheer Leader 4. t. HERBERT L. WERTZ Herbie Annual. RICHARD LEROY WILLIAMS Leeeeee Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Coke Manager 3; Projection Man- ager 3,4; Sr. Play. We the class of 52 wish to express our thanks to the faculty and those who have helped us through the years. 20 Standing left to right Sponsors: R. Joseph, H. Davis, J. Shinovich, Seated Douglas Seber, Vice-President; Marilyn Duke, President; Eugene Ewen, Secretary Treasurer. JANICE ADINOLFI BETTY ALSIP JERALDEAN ANDERSON NORMA BEAN BONNIE BENNETT ALICE BIDLEMAN DORIS BOELT PATRICIA BOSTON DONALD BRANDT DON CARPENTER ANNA CARVER LIBBY CRABTREE MARY COLIAS PATRICIA CORRIE ROBERT CROWE JOHN DAVIS ROBERT DELGENBACH CHARLES DOTY MARILYN DUKE FLORENCE DUST MILDRED ELEA ARTHUR ERICKSON JEANNETTE ERICKSON BETTY ERIKS EUGENE EWEN SHARP ' S GROCERY 5609 W. Ridge Road Tel. Griffith 1309 22 OutUostA WILLIAM FUZY MARY GASINSKI MARILYN GILBERT NANCY GOODMAN JANET HARTOG NONA HELTON ARDENA HILL EILEEN HOCHSTETLER MARGARET HORVATH CHESTER HOUSE CARL JANTZEN WILMA JANSEN HENRIETTA KAMINSKI BEVERLY KEMLING JEANETTE KLASNER SHIRLEY KRISTOFF BETTY LARAMIE PHILIP LEPLEY JOAN LORD ARLENE LOUIS DOLORES LOUSHEFF HELEN LUCAS PHILIP MANN CYNTHIA MARLOWE JOANNE MAYFIELD BARBARA McCORMICK MARJORIE MEEK REMA MEMERING DONALD MERCHANT SHIRLEY MERCHANT NE MEZYDLO Y MILLER MUSGRAVE NCY NORMAN ELEN NUTT O ' DONNELL EDWARD ONDA ADLINE ORACHEFF GLADSTONE OVERTON DUANE PORTLOCK LARRY POWERS BELVA RADECK IRENE RAKOWSKI MARILYN RANDHAN BARBARA REEDER ZIFKO ORACHEFF ' S Shoe Repair 4515 Broadway 23 FRANCES RUMSEY WILLIAM RUTHKAY, BEVERLY SAVAGE JACQUE SCHEIDT WILLARD SCHUFFERT DOUGLAS SEBER JANICE SHARP GERTRUDE SHULTZ ELSIE SNYDER DEAN SOYRING SHIRLEY STASSIN DORIS STEVENS RUTH STEWARD ROSEMARY STOMING CARL STOOPS CHARLOTTE STRUMSKI JOYCE TAYLOR JUANITA TAYLOR JAMES TERHUNE DONALD TILLY MARLINE TIMM DORIS TRIBBETT JOANNE UNDERWOOD NORMAN UNDERWOOD FIDEL VILLALOBOS VALINTINE VILLALOBOS SHIRLEY WARFIELD ERIX WELLS NAOMIA WILLEY ROSECLARE WILLIAMS Where does the corn come from?? Surely not there. The Class of 53 wishes the Seniors good luck and success in accomplishing their future goals after graduation. 24 Standing left to right A . Barbieri, C. Dale, E. Garland, G. Wilson. Seated Arnadale Sacks, Secretary and Treasurer; Lucretia Taylor, President; Marlene Erickson, Vice President. 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Main Street Griffith, Indiana 27 Standing left to right: H. Strycker, R. Neuffer, I. Bjelich, M. Kazic, R. Skamay. Seated: Wendall Heltion, Secretary and Treasury; Victor Gouzalez, President; Charles Best, Vice President. GENEVA ADAMS CAROLYN ALGER DONALD ANDERSON JACK BAIR CHESTER BANKS BETTY BECK GEORGE BEDNER LESTER BELMONT CHARLES BEST MARY BEST MARION BJORKLUND FANNIE BLACKABY JUDY BhADE JAMES BLOOM JAMES BLONT RICHARD BOLINGER JOHN BOSTON LUELLA BOROM DONNA BROCKUS JAMES BROOKS HILMA BRYANT JOSEPH BEEKOVICS BETTY BURNS ELIZABETH BURTON RONALD BYERLY SHIRLEY CABLE MARILYN CAREY MARILYNN CARLTON PEGGIE CASH HELEN CHADLER LARRY CHEEK JAMES CHLEBEK CAROL COAN JOYCE COAN PHILIP COAN EUGENE COX PATRICIA CRIDER ROBERT CUDJOIL WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM BARBARA CUMMINGS GEORGEAINNIA CUMMINGS 28 « 3 � a M A ' 4 J .T J fW; ' 4 ata o� .Iki % c sr -9K -w. S3l a Jfc r 7 - aPv B. DAILY A. DAVIS N. DANIEL M . DE BIE P. DE BIE C. DIEHL E. DIETRICK J. DOMINGWEZ R. DYKHUIZEN L. DU FRAIN H. ECKMAN M. EICHELBUGER M. EVANS B. FARR B. FLYNN S. FINLEY J . FRONEK S . FURGYE W . FUGGET J. GIELOW M. GIELOW I. GLINOS V. GODFREY V. GOLNZALEZ O . GREEN S. HAMILTON M. GRIMM D. HARKINS S. HARKINS C. HARRIS V. HARRITAGE A. HATMAKER P . HEDRICK W. HELTON G. HILSTROM J. HINSHAW B. HINSLEY J. HOCHETTLER K. HOFFMAN S. HOUGHTELLING Y. HOUSE N . HUFF M. HUBBARD J. HOWARD E. JELENEK J. JANSEN G. JEWELL B. JOHNSON B.J. JOHNSON G. JOHNSON J. JOHNSON A . JONES G . JONES J. KAMINSKI G. KNICKMAN J . KOCMAN J. KOEDYKER J. KUCHINSKY A . KUIPER R. LALLAS J. LARRIMIE M. LAWRENCE N J. LEE LMKEGLER ' yL. LEHMANN B. LIGHT D. LOOMIS D. MAHAFFEY A. MAIHOFER R. MARLATTE V. MARSHALL F. MATSDORF K. MAUGER WARD ' S WARDROBE Arrow 3868 BDWY. McGregor Shirts Gary, Indiana Sportswear 30 P. MAYFIELD A . Me BAYER C. McCLINTON J. McCOLLY D. McCRARY L. McELROY H. McINTYRE L. MESCHEDE K. MILLER J. MILLER W . MILLER C. MINTON A . MONREA L T. MOONEY D . MOORE P. MOORE A . NELSON M. NELSON R. NEVINS C. NORTH K. OLIVER J. OWEN R. OWEN L. PALMER H. PERKINS J . PERRY C. PICHEL P . POPA B. PRASNIKAR G. RACINE R. RAKOWSKI A. REGESKI R. REGESKI E. REYNOLDS O . ROBERSON C. ROGARS C. ROSICH H . RUMSEY L. RUSH C. SAMPSON M. A. SANDERS P. SCHANLEN W . SCHNEIDER J. E. SHRINER W . SCHOON B. SCHUFFERT D. SCHULTZE H. SCHULTZ C. SCOTT F. SCOTT D. SEIFERT D. SEKULICH W. SHANKS G . SHORES M . SHORES N . SORBIK J. SOWLES J. SOWLES J. M . SPIELLAR W. STEVENS T. STEWART P STINSON S. STOMING S. STOTTS P. STRIMBU R. STRIPE R. STRIPE R. STRIPE C. TAYLOR E. TOLLIVER J . TORBIT D. TORNOGRODZKI RONALD TOLSON MARVIN TOWNSEND PHIL TROEHLER RICHARD TUMPUS JOHN UMFLETT CHRISTINE VAMVOKAS GLORY VANDERHOEF RONALD VAUGHN HARRY WEITZE LARRY WILSON DONNA WYCKOFF ANNA ZLARTER %acte Row 1 Left to Right: C. Derd- owski, L. Black, J. Gunther, J. Brandt, P. Deemer, D. Dayhoff, N. Eland, B. Bain, F. Belmont, and P. Edwards. Row 2 Left to Right: C. Copper, D. Cranor, F. Barkey, C. Coan, S. Buckley, M. Cook.G. Evans, P. Dellanbach, M. Cable, A. Kingery, and C. DeWitt. Row 3 Left to Right: C. Cap- uzzi, Ho Burns, J. Cockrum, H. Harris, G. Adams, J. Dever, B. Borom, L. Finley and A. Cash. Row 4 Left to Right: R. Elkins , G.Akin, L. Bean, H. Brandt, B. Boyd, E. Bloom, D. Dinsmore, D. Hedger and G. Kennedy. Row 5 Left to Right: L. Apple- ford. P. Banks, R. Duggins, J. Short, F. Dedmon. Row 1, left to right: St. Meyer, G. Grimm, M. Crowe, Gray, S. Wilson, Szpiech, R. Wilson, McQuen, Klimek, Stonebraker, Adinolfi, J. Starkey. Row 2, left to right: Kacher, Goodman, Sullivan, Gervais, Clouse, Guthrie, Stillabower, Schreiner, Markle, Dawson. Row 3, left to right: Farmer, Gates, Groover, Ford, Solt- wedal, Blomquist, Hinshaw, Jones, Gragido, Shipman, Park- hurst. Row 4, left to right: Craig, Thompson, Heltsley, Hatfield, Rzechula, Maihofer, Carlton, Whitlow, Bennett. WITH COMPLIMENTS DOX 6147 W. 25th Sheff. 10053 31 V Row 1, left to right: I. Henry, S. Huffmen, S. Loman, G. James, M, Karney, J. Hamilton, S. Leach, J. Hernandez, E. Hodge, S. Horn, Row 2, left to right: G. Har- mon, L. Hartman, B. Kravetz, J. Farely, N. Lewman, I. Jones, F. Johnson, B. Hinshaw, B. Larman, N. Kruse, E. Arthur, Row 3, left to right: W. Hollen- gaugh, T. Sharp, J, Keets, J. Ketchum, C. Jansen, E. Hollen- brook, M. Brown, B. Harold, C. Kelley, R. Klass. Row 4, G. Kirk, J. Licogki, J. Lord, A. Keith, B. Hinkle, M. Huddleston, H. Huff, D. Korner, R. Jones. Row 5, E. Holmes. V Row 1, Left to right: J. Mc- Ginnis, S. Tiel, N. Meyers, J. Banks, G. Bickett, L. Row, J. Rule, J. Quigg, M. Powell, L. McAllister. Row 2, Left to right: S. Moore, L. Powers, E. Reader, B. Payne, D. Stevenson, A. Guertin, R. Putman, S. Howard, O. Purdy. Row 3, Left to right: R. Miller, G. Ross, C. Marvel, G. Mayes, B. Thompson, E. Meeks, V. Meachia, S. Machall, C. Mis- sal. Row 4, Left to right: L. Ran- dolph, E. Mika, H. Rainwater, D. Mayes, L. Townsend, C. Ralph, J. Peters, C. Row. Row 5, Left to right: V. Ran- dolph, M. Millspaugh, J. Pot- chen, R. McKenzie, J. Rain- water, R. Majewski, C. Pick- ett, R. Oracheff. P Seated Row 1, left to right: E. Stoops, M. Davich, L. Sharp, P. Thomas, L. Williams, J. Wat- son, J. Underwood, J. Hobfield, Miss E. Gorney. Row 2, A. Staffey, B. Sevrs, K. Scheet, V. Toma, S. Schoon, B. Wright, A. Wheatly, N . Chapman. Row 3. L. Underwood, R. Wytovicy, A. Staffey, B. Trim- ble, A. Kuhn, J. Williams, L. Wawozyniah, F. Noogle, M. Wangamon Row 4, D. Sims, T. Lowele. ' G. Stamper, R. Stinson, R. Spencer, L. Stone, J. Trohler, L. Seat. Row 5, E. Vondrak, R. Taylor, L. Vaughn, T. Fauver, O. Skel- ton, J. Fox, D. Wright, J. Carlin. 32 f 7tk tirade 33 Row 1 left to right: B. Byers, M. DuFrain, N. Coburger, M. Aplin, J. Erickson, G.Catterton, C. Yocum, D. Neil, and J. Wyckoff Row 2 left to right: W. Cable, P, Hubinger, T. Carpenter, T. Castle, J. Shaffer, C. Loomis, S. Stewart, M. McMurry, and T. Stewart Row 3 left to right: P. Capuzzi, K. Eichelberger, J. Hartsell, S. House, D. Czazasty, V. Cohut, W.Shideler, J. Stoops, J. Buck- ley and D. Miller Row 4 left to right: P. Faught, R. Chrisman, C. Burns, D. Doughman, J. Rzechula, G. Fields, F. Hedrick and D. Mc- Devitt Row 5 left to right: C. Savitz, G. Scott, G. Gerber, J. Beatty, J.Ward, R.Cockrum, D. Brum- mett and LeRoy Carlson Row 1 left to right: M. Alvey, L. Cover, J.Csicsko, S. Brockus, C.Chmieliewski, P. Rominger, K. Fauver, B. Partain, and J. Stamm Row 2 left to right: S. Ball, K. Burniston, M. Simons, D. Keith, P. Dietzman, S. DuFrain, P. Lawley, J. Cibak and M. Vill- abos Row 3 left to right: G. Brown, A. Cash, P. Davis, S. Craig, D. Bell, G. Akin, R. Cline, D. Noggle, K. Hamilton, G. Elkins and T. Chandler Row4 left to right: G.Coulitsis. J. Schindley, D. Brack, W. Dor- sett, D. Barrie, L. Johnson, F. Diel, A. Dout.andE.Crundwell Row 5 left to right; J.Duggins, E. Enocksen, G. Broom, D. Banks , R. Duggins , C . Banks and S. Bjelich Row 1 left to right: R. Walter, J. Farmer, S. Gates, C. Mc- Ginnis, R. Davich, R. North, S. Julkes, G. Mayor, A. Farleigh, and B. Nix Row 2 left to right: J. Hodge, W. Friant, J. Polyiquin, C. White, D. Green, K. Wiser, S. Willis, V. Johnson, E. Welch, and S. Gorski Row 3 left to right: B. Hall, W. Green, T. Farr, D. Hill, L. Hoover, K. Purdy, M. Perry, S. Hartman, S. Green and D. Mc- Brayer Row 4 left to right: G. Glinos, J. Pantshef, T. Goodan, D. Tovsen, S. Finley, R. Nichols, D. Pierce, C. VanCuren, E. Salsmon, C. Green, and G. Woods Seve tt6 tirade Row 1 Left to Right: S. Schultz, P.Lawley.S. Hales, M. Keatts, J. Koedyker, B. Larmon, S. Huddleston, J. Jansen, E. Ket- chem, A. Hayes, L. St. Myers. Row 2: O.Bistransky.P. Jostes, M. Meyer, D. Mahala, P. Keith, D. Janice, L. Hunt, P. Larmon, N. Jones, N. Herbst.G. Layoff. Row 3: R. Hill, R. Kennedy , L. Hixon, J. Hartman, D. Light, D. Crance, J. Joyce, M. Alexander, C. Hall, A. Houghtaling. Row 4: R. Irwin, C. Hipp, J. Kalita, C. Smith, R. Paladine.R. Hixon, B. Mar- tin, R. Hedrick, J. Kenny, J. Huffman. Row 1 Left to Right: C. Peck, A. Prasnidar, J. Marlowe, A. Maxwell, S. McQuen, C. Peters, A. Maxwell, C. Mc- Elroy, B. Leichty, B.J. Price, M.Nimetz. Row 2: J. May, E. McKee, J. Rosich, M. Okeley, M. Mangione, A. Marlowe, S. Piskor.E. Pichel, B. Perdne, R. Price, S. McDonald. Row 3: J. Hodge, J. Roark, R. Reedy, P. Banks, R. Polities, D. Shafer, J. Rodgers, L. Payne, K. Nor- dan, G. Reed, J. Carlson. Row 4; J. Mayfield, R. McCrea, Z. Murry. Row 1 Left to Right, V. Bushemi, S. Tait, E. Woods, V. Taleff, B. Sibilsky, M. Szpiech, L. Wells, J. Spinks, M. Spornik, D. Wawrzniak, L. Wring Row 2 Left to Right, J. Johnson, J. Shefley.G. Woosley, I. Watk- ing, J. Sacks, A. Savage, M. Sparks, C. Sides, J. Saunders, D. Troup Row 3 Left To Right, E.Spirnik, B. Spinks, J. Shuey, D. Schroe- der, D. Squire, G. Shidler, W. Welch, F. VanVleet, H. Smudon 34 5t- ' 52 Standing left to right P. Willey, B. Pransikar, S. Kristoff. Middle S. Bliss. Front M. Duke 36 B- Heartt, (?£e de id te Left to right: S. Hoffman, B Kravetz, B. Farr, L. Mechide, P. Dellenback, C. Vamvokas Even though our reserve team had its share of wins and losses, the cheer- leaders were always there to urge them on to victory . During our saddest basketball game, they were there to bring cheer -- even through the misstep shown above on the scoreboard. 37 Varsity standing left to right; C. Taylor, E. Ewen.G. Cermak.R. Doty.H. Hinshaw.D. Umlauf, R. Hauss- man, and Coach C. Traicoff Kneeling left to right; L. Powers, J. Mitchell, L. Child, C. Doty, and R. Groza Tipoffofthe opening game with Boone Grove High School PERRY’S RIDGE GROVE RESTAURANT 3040 W. Ridge Road This boy likes chicken legs lusciously tender. V vt4itef Nov. 6 Calumet 50 Boone Grove 30 Nov. 20 Dyer 42 Calumet 40 Nov. 27 Calumet 48 East Gary 28 Nov. 30 Calumet 37 Lowell 36 Dec. 1 Calumet 32 North Judson 30 Dec. 7 Calumet 52 Fair Oaks 35 Dec. 19 Calumet 45 Boone Grove 39 Jan. 8 Wirt 51 Calumet 39 Jan. 11 Noll 43 Calumet 38 Jan. 18 Calumet 35 Mt. Ayr 32 Nov. 6 Calumet 46 Boone Grove 29 Nov. 20 Calumet 30 Dyer 25 Nov. 27 East Gary 28 Calumet 22 Nov. 30 Calumet 40 Lowell 26 Dec. 1 N. Judson 43 Calumet 23 Dec. 7 Calumet 41 Fair Oaks 33 Dec. 19 Calumet 2 Boone Grove 0 (Forfeit; Jan. 8 Calumet 29 Wirt 27 Jan. 11 Noll 55 Calumet 30 Jan. 18 Calumet 31 Mt. Ayr 12 Since the season schedule has not been completed the scores for the following games have not been listed. Jan. 25 Kankakee Twp T Jan. 30 Roosevelt Gary H Feb. 1 Chesterton T Feb. 8 Griffith H Feb. 12 Hanna T Feb. 15 Union Mills H Feb. 19 Westville H Feb. 22 Hebron T Mr. Tricoff is coach for the Varsity and Mr. Bjelich is coach for the Reserve. EDWARD MINAS State Street Hammond Serving since 1890 HIH H EC EC H EC H EC H EC H H EC EC H EC H EC Joe Mitchell, Guard @ ztuaiet Bob Doty, Center Calumet Warriors, the school ' s best and only active team, organized at Calumet High since the school ' s beginning. Through the first few years it was a hard time in organizing the sport for local competition. After a long struggle it has finally payed off with a team that showed the school and community what it really had in basketball competition. Here is what our Coach came up with: Larry Childs, a slim but smart and skillful player while handling the ball in games; George Cermak.ahard fighting player; Donald Umfauf, a lefty with a nice clean shot; Joe Mitchell, a long shot player; Bob Doty, and his ever- trying hook shots; Roy Haussman, a man to pull games out of the fire; Charles Doty, try- ing to equal his brother. Roy Haussman, Forward George Cermak, Forward Donald Umlauf, Forward 40 Charles Doty, Guard Harold Hinshaw, Center Larry Powers, Guard Larry Powers, with jump shots; Roger Groza, a small and fighting player; Eugene Ewen and Curtis Taylor, hard running and always trying. This is our combination of a bunch of hard fighting boys who never quit until the end. They believe in clean and well - played games during the long season, trying never to let the school and their coach down. In 51 and 52” we entered varsity competition for the first time, which was a new and exciting adventure for the whole team. To help celebrate the new field of varsity com- petition the new gym was built, with one of the biggest floors in the Calumet area. A pleasing addition for the pupils and team of now and in the future. Eugene Ewen, Center Curtis Taylor, Center 41 7 earn Row 1 Left to Right, R. Fronek, C. Rosich, R. Tolvsin, Row 2 Left to Right Standing, F. Davis, C. Best, C.Hescher, G.Gusinski, K. Miller, D. Alexoff, D. Demars, V. Gonzales, S. Bjelich, Coach, J. Kalita. Although the faculty looked upon the game with extreme optimism their out looks were soon changed after the opening topoff as the Warrior varsity showed that youth was still the important factor as the out man played and out scored the old men”. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM standing leftto right: C. Ralph, M. Huddleston. G. Adams, D. Whitlow, R. Wilson, J. Dever and Coach S. Bjelich. Kneeling left to right; R. Oracheff, G. Aiken, J. Jarvais and F. Barky MANAGERS AND TIME KEEPERS left to right: J. Krone, O. Horvath, R. Shudick, M. Burk, P. Loomis and T. Adams 43 HIGHLAND LUMBER and COAL CO. Highland. Indiana — • . 4w imch c School days, school days Good old golden rule days ' n ' ritin ' ' j ' ' rit Itory stick I was y fur barefoot beau You were my gal in ca You wrote on my slate I When we were a coupl Settiot Society Row 1, left to right, R. Neuffer, sponsor, M. Duke, Treas., B. Miller, Sec’y, C. Stoops, Pres., E. Ewen, V-Pres., L. McAllister, sponsor Row 2, left to right, B. Sloan, M.Petras, A. Oracheff, E. Ligocki, J. Taylor, R. Williams Row 3, left to right, M.Burk, J. Krone, S. Drumhiller, M. Teitge, B. Boyd, E. Snyder, L. O ' Donnell Row 4, left to right, B. Crowe, W. Single, D. Tilley, D. Soyring Absent: J. Lemene, sponsor The Calumet chapter of the National Senior Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Lillian McAllister, Mrs. Rose Neuffer, and Mr.. John Lemene. The membership consists of Juniors and Seniors who have all A and B grades and who measure up to certain moral standards. The Senior Honor Society like several of Calumet ' s other clubs is a product of the ad- dition of a senior class. OutUon, Society Row 1 left to right R. Neuffer sponsor, W. Fugget, G. Jewel, M. Erikson, H. Pavisich, J. Lemene sponsor, G. Racine, C. Banks, L. McAllister sponsor Row 2 left to right M. Best, J. Fronic, D. Cover, S. Sacks, J. Wilcox, F. Meyers, P. Deemer, N. Eland, B. Payne Row 3 left to right J. Martin, M. Beecham, H. Snyder, L. Taylor, J. Spillar, M. Stilla- bower, B. Saltweedle, N. Hinshaw, B. Du Bois Row 4 left to right D. Tumpus, L. Rush, O. Shelton, P. Szpiech, E. Mika The Junior Honor Society is a branch of the National Junior Honor Society . The sponsors are Mrs. Lillian McAllister, Mrs. Rose Neuffer and Mr. John Lemene. Students in grades seven through ten are eligible if they have a scholastic average of B and certain other character traits. Row 1, left to right: R. Williams, B. Reeder, J. Sharp, E. Cline, V-Pres., B. Kemling, V. Cohut, M. Swank, J. Davis, Pres., I. Bjelich, Sponsor Row 2, left to right; J.Nevins, H.Coapstick, M. Meek, N. Harris, B. Scott, J. Blackaby, M. Colias, J. Beres, S. Bliss Row 3, left to right: N. Helton, E.Ligocki, P. Willey, J. Popa, M Randhan, D. Tribbett, J. Anderson, S. Kristoff, Treas., B. Tribbett Row 4, left to right: B. Howard, B. Sloan, S. Drumhiller, E. Scott, J. Beres, J. Adinolfi, M. Duke, B. Savage, C. Marlowe Row 5, left to right: C. Strumski, D. Stevenson, J. Erickson, N. Bean, E. Hochstetler, A. Oracheff Row 6, left to right: M. Petras, N. Elbaor, M. Teitge, B. Boyd, J. Darlak The object of the G A A is to provide an all-around atheletic program for high school girls. The G A A is a rapidly growing club --the membership is growing by leaps and bounds. Because of the growing membership, it was necessary to divide the club into Junior and 48 Row 1, Left to right: J. Howard, R. Nevins, C. Pitchel, B. Suhuffert, D. Hoffman, Y. House, N. Jobe, M, VanFleet, A. Monreal, G. Price, D, Sandoval, B. Westerhout, F. Myers, S. Algers, B. Annuson. Row 2: C. Harris, K. Baldner, P. Hall, C. Vanvochis, S. Stotts, D. Sckulich, P. Dayhoff, Y. Woosly, D. Dietrica, J. Hochsteller, F. Scott, A. Jones, N, Sloan, B. Burton, H. Bryant, M. Carlton. Row 3: W. Fugett, I. Gliness, D. Me Quary, B. Prasnikar, S. Stoming, L. Krone, M. Corrie, J. House, B. DuBois, D. Dell, N. Huff, A. Slatter, J. Martain, S. Dickerson. Row 4: W. Gliness, P. Crider, M. Carey, J. Shrner, M. De Bie, B. Farr, A. Nelson, F. Gutzman, J. Spiller, G. Knickmen, V. Godfrey, L. Wilson. Row 5: J. Lee, M. Best, V. Heritage, N. Swacik, D. Whitcoff, M. Timm. R. Shinkle, B. Murphy, D. Hamilton, P. Hatenback, M. Erickson, I. Miller, F. Ranke. Row 6: M. Clark, L. Meschedy, G. Vanderhoef, D. Mahaffy, B. Harms, H. Pavisich, D. Cover, S. Sachs, L. Roth, C. Schmid, J. Stonebraker, P. Bedner, D. Coburger, M. Slater. AL SAXE SERVICE STATION 3845 Ridge Road Tel. Highland 681 49 Seated, Row 1, left to right: J. Beres, Sec ' y ; B. Sloan, Pres.; R. Camagey, V-Pres.; O. Bistransky, Sponsor. Standing, Row 2, left to right: M. Burk, Program Chairman; J. Krone, Parliamentarian; K. Burns; A. Oracheff; D. Camagey, B. Boyd, J. Darlak, E. Lig- ocki, L. Boelt, Treas. Pan -ant Calumet is a growing school, and in every growing school you will find an increasing number of new clubs. One of these is the Spanish Club -- better known by its mem- bers as Pan-Am. All second year Spanish students are entitled to membership in this club, which has as an objective the better understanding of our Spanish speaking neighbors. In the year 1951-52 the Pan-Am (Pan-American) Club was spon- sored by Mrs. O. Bistransky. Seated, left to right: B. Anderson, B. Boyd, K. Frey, R. Camagey, N. Elboar. Standing, left to right: M. Teitge, J. Johnson, Sponsor. died 77 A ftCaye foa% The Magestrar, or F T A at Calu- met High is a growing organi- zation. The club membership consists of Juniors and Seniors who are planning to enter the teaching profession. This is the first year that there has been a F T A at Calumet. The name, Magestrar, is the Latin name for teacher. Seated, left to right; I. Nowak, Sponsor; O. Oracheff, Pres.; B. Boyd, V-Pres.; A. Kingery, Sponsor. Stand- ing, left to right: R. Williams, R. Camagey, Sec’y; M. Meek, D. Brandt, F. Faught, Parliamentarian; B. Sloan P. Willey, D. Camagey, V. Cohut, Treas; B. Anderson, J. Darlak, Librarian and Historian; J. Adin- olphi. yoei ' ittaCiGm Row 1, left to right: ]. Davis, C. Carpenter, Editor; M. Kazic, Sponsor; Mr, Petras. Row 2: M. Tietge, J. Darlak, V. Cohut, B. Sloan, A. Orachaff. Row 3: B. Hixon, M. Lukemann, D. Stevenson, J, Nevins, Row 4: H. Coapstick, J. Friant, J. Beres, J. Beres, R. Camegey. Row 5; K. Burns, N, Schoon, F. Hausman, D. Umlauf. Row 6: G. Herandiz, (not shown E, Hochstetler, B. Shaw, L, Childs, B. Scott, B. Tribbett, E. Cline, R. Groza.) This year Miss M. Kazic took the pioneering job of combining a Journalism class and newspaper staff. Aside from learning the art of writing the class turned out nine issues of the Warrior this past year. Not only did this class turn out a good paper but also added a slip sheet of cartoons. J. B. Shaffer Gary Chev. Dealer 36th Broadway 51 Student (?ouactC Seated left to right: H. Hinshaw, Treasurer; J. Beres, Vice President; B. Scott, President; F. Davis, Sec- retary. Standing left to right: J. Carlson, Sponsor; T. Lowell, R. Orcheaff, L. Powers, S. Hales, B. Cock- rum, H. Pavisich, S. Piskor, N. Elbaor, L. Cover, L. Rush, D. Wawrzyniak, K. Hollenbaugh, J. Wilcox, W. Arndt, H, Strycker, Sponsor. The Student Council of C. T. H. S. has been in operation since the fall of 1950. When the council was organized Mr. J. Raymond Kirk and Mr. Harold Strycker acted as advisers. This year Mr. Carlson joined Mr. Strycker as club adviser. The Student Council listens and tries to iron out many of the conflicts that occur at C. T. H. S. They have also sponsored clean-up cam- paign and other useful activities. 52 The Girls Patrol helps to maintain order in the halls. (fetCa PatnaC Row 1, Seated from left to right: I, Bjelich sponsor. M. Lukeman, I. Miller, D. Walton. Row 2, left to right: M. Swank, A. Hill, R. Stewart, J. Nevins. Row 3, left to right; T. Stewart, B. Boyd, G. Schultz, J. Popa. Row 4, left to right: B. Hixon, M. Colias, M. Tietge. Pat% xi The Boys Patrol usher at basketball games and other activitie s . Row 1, Seated from left to right: J. Bair, T. Mooney, J. Kuskinski, E. Martin. Row 2, left to right: T. Adams, I. Kurator, D. Knight, C. Scott, R. Carlin. Row 3, left to right: J. Diehl, N. Scott, D. De Mars, C. Hescher. Row 4, left to right: K. Hollenbaugh, R. Dykheusen, R. Cudjoil, G. Kinsinski, G. Golden. Row 5, left to right: R. Mara cap- tain, R. Joseph sponsor, D. Zaharie captain. 53 O ice rfteiGtcutfo Row 1, Left t« right: B. Furgye, D. Walton, V. Cohut, E. Cline, Row 2, left to right: J. Nevins, H. Coapstick, B. Scott, N, Harris, B, Boyd, Row 3, left to right: M, Teitge, R, Groza, W. Anderson, F. Schoon, M. Petras. The office assistants were organized for the first time this year to facilitate the work of our regular secretary, Mrs, Al- berta Klasner. A great deal of their work consisted of typing letters and re- ports, running errands, etc. The assis- tants, this year, consisted of Seniors who have had at least one ye ar of typing. Alberta Klasner, Secretary Nineteen fifty one is the first year that Calumet can boast of actual library as- sistants. It has finally been necessary to get girls to work in Calumet’s grow- ing library. The girls who do the work, which consists of checking books in and out, figuring up charges, preparing books, magazines, and newspapers to be put on the shelves, receive 1 4 credit per semester for their work. These workers were organized by our librarian, Mrs. O. Bistransky. Row 1, left to right: P. Mayfield, C. Faught, O. Bistransky, H. Nutt, W. Fugett, C. Pichel. Row 2, left to right: J. Fronek, H. Pavisich, ]. Smith, F. Meyers, I. Glinos. Row 3, left to right: F. Ranke, M. Erick- son, J. Martin. DELTA PICNIC GROVE 3380 Calhoun Ave. PEOPLES COAL ICE CO. 5353 Sohl Ave. Gary, Indiana Griff. 110J2 Hammond, Indiana Sheff. 293 54 rftutual Sta Row 1, Left to right: B. Scott, B. Sloan, J. Darlak, H. Schmid, N, Schoon, D. Stevenson, J. Friant, H. Coap- stick, E. Hochstetler, Row 2, left to right: B. Boyd, E. Cline, A. Oracheff, S. Bliss, B. Anderson, N. Elboar, M. Lukmann, R. Carnagey. Row 3, left to right: H. Hinshaw, N, Harris, B. Tribbett, M. Teitge, C. Car- penter, J. Sowles, V. Stripe, J. Nevins. Row 4, left to right: L. Nelson, H, Wertz, R, Haviza, B. Doty, M, Burk, R, Groza, L. Childs, E. Ewen. Editor Doris Stevenson Assistant Editor Howard Schmid Business and Advertising Manager Norma Schoon Circulation Manager Betty Scott Photographer Manager Jean Darlak Organization-Club Managers . Clifford Carpenter, Barbara Sloan Typing Manager Verna Stripe Art Editor Norma Elbaor Sports Editor Eugene Hochstetler Assistants: E. Cline, R. Haviza, H. Wertz, L. Nelson, E. Ewen, A. Oracheff, B. Doty, S. Bliss, N. Harris, H. Hin- shaw, B. Anderson, B. Boyd, B. Tribbett, J. Friant, J. Sowles. TVelC I, Barbara Anderson, being sound of mind, will my smile and dimples to all the long faced Juniors who don ' t know what’s ahead of them. I, Wayne Anderson, will my ability to run the ditto machine to Mr. Bj and Mrs. B. 1, Jack Bailey, will my History to -- ! ! ! I, Julia Beres, will to my sister Jeanne, my share and profits of the San Bernadino Mountains in the West. I, Janet Blackaby, with a bad mind, hereby will my stubborness and meaness to my sister Fannie. I, Shirley Bliss, will my bangs to Shirley Kristoff which will match her big brown eyes. I, LaVonne Boelt, do hereby will my Spanish book to Frieda Gutzmann. I, Joe Bolden, will to Jack Bair my superior intelligence and my great artistic ability. I, Margie Boone, being of feeble mind and sound body, do hereby will my well known blush to all bold Jr. girls who need it. I, Barbara Boyd, will my common sense to Carol Braasch. 1, Jerry Briesacher, will my 11th grade English Class to Beverly Murphy. 1, MaxBurk, leave allmy grades to the Juniors who need them. I, Kirby Burns, will my ambition in Spanish to someone who will make a better success of it. I, Dorothy Carnagey, will everything left behind to Nan- cy Sloan and Sherril Schoon. I, Russell Carnagey, leave to all the underclassmen, all the Democrats and Republicans. I, Clifford Carpenter, leave the Editorship of the Warrior to anyone who is willing to take it. It ain ' t an easy Job.” I, George Cermak, will my muscles to Joe Mitchel. 1, Larry Childs, will my worn out Gym shoes to Mr. Arthur. 1, Elsie Cline, will my ability to get down the halls quickly (without injury) to anyone who can do it. I, Mary Coan, will my height to Sally Hoffman. I, Helen Coapstick, will the Feature Editorship of the Annual to any poor fool that will have it. I, Ralph Coates, will what I have, which is nothing, to anyone in the Junior class. I, Nellie Cobb, will to the 11th graders more knowledge of education. 1, Vivian Cohut, will my excess credits to Betty Anunson in hopes they will help her graduate sooner. I, Charles Cumley, will Mrs. Davis Salesmanship class to anybody who wants it. 1, RobertCummings, will Good Luck to everyone here. I, Betty Cunningham, do hereby will my sewing ability to any Junior who might get stuck by making the wrong stitch. I, Jean Darlak, do hereby leave, Period! 1 ! ! ! 1, Joan Davis, will my sewing ability to Marilyn Ranhan. I, Shirley Dothager, hereby leave my ability to twirl the baton to Gloria Vanderhoef and Donna McCary. I, Robert Doty, will my great ability to play basketball to Jerry Kalita. I, Shasha Drumhiller, do hereby will my rosy cheeks to all the pale faces. I, Norma Elbaor, being of confused mind, do hereby be- queath my height to Beverly Kemling, and my Artistic Ability to Mariann Colias. I, Willie Farmer, will my old Gym shoes to Curtis Taylor. 1, Byrl Faught, leave my book on Shakespeare to Cliff Scott. I, Musker Ford, leave my enthusiasm to work to anyone who wants it. 1, Ronald Frey, leave all my teachers Happy. I, Janet Friant, hereby leave my ability to be a Senior to all the Juniors. I, Betty Furgye, leave all my shorthand ability to Don Brant. I. Andrew Fuzy.will my height to anyone who wants or needs it. I, Richard Gilmore, will my seat in Mrs. Cooke ' s Gov- ernment class to any Junior ambitious enough to take it. 1, Beverly Gragido, of unsound mind and body do hereby will my Fuzzy hair to Libby Crabtree. I, Elsie Green, leave my size ”9 shoes to Barbara Reeder. I, Roger Groza, will my little blue Ford to my beloved friend George Bedner. I, Roger Harmon, will my ease to get into detention to any Junior next year. I, Norma Harris, leave my longhair to be divided among those who have a G. I. hair cut or those who are natur- ally bald. I, Fritz Hauseman, will my first million to charity. 1, Richard Haviza, will my curly hair to anyone who wants it. 1, Harold Hinshaw, will my crew cut to anyone who 56 wants it. 1, Beverly Hixon, will my favorite English Class and teacher Mrs. Kingery to Maxine Smith. I Eugene Hochstetler, will my everlasting crew cut to all curly headed Juniors. I, Beverly Howard, will my big blue eyes to all Junior girls to wink with, so she can catch a Mouse like I did. I, Robert Jansen, will my Shorthand ability to Miss Largura. I, Hertha Kelley, leave the wave in my hair to anyone who has straight hair. I, Nancy Kepple, will all things pertaining to automo- bile accidents to anyone who wants to spend six months in a cast. I, John Krone, leave Mathematics to anyone willing to learn and have fun. I, Charles Legler, leave my General Assistance in shop to ! ! 1 1 I, Marilyn Lewman, do hereby leave my skinny figure to the pleasantly plump Juniors. I, Esther Ligocki, being of sound mind, do hereby leave all the teachers to the unsuspecting Juniors. I, Bob Moffatt, being of feeble mind, will my crooning voice to Jerome Kalita. I. Lyle Nelson, being of sound mind, will my ability to Mr. Arthur. 1, Joan Nevins, of unsound mind, do hereby will my right arm muscle” to all creatures who bowl. I, Marjorie Petras, leave my eyes to Nona Helton to use on Norman Schoon. I, Jean Popa, will and bequeath my ability to write good shorthand notes to Shirley Kristoff and everything else in my possession to Marilyn Randhan except Dave. I, Norman Quigley, will my long legs to all short Fresh- men. I, Jerry Reach, being of sound mind, will my shorthand ability to the Juniors. I, Bill Sabo, will my Army clothes to all Juniors who will be 18 in their Senior year. I, Edgar Schipper, being of sound mind and body, will my Senior English book to anyone brave enough to take it. I, Howard Schmidt, will the back seat of my car to Chuck Doty. 1, Fred Schoon, will my right hand hook to the future varsity. I, Norman Schoon, will Mrs. Kingery to all the Juniors taking 4th year English. I, Pat Schramlin. will my stubborness to my little brother. I, Phyllis Schulze, being of sound mind, will my giggles to all of the grouches. I, Betty Scott, being of unsound mind and normal body do hereby leave my ability to make mistakes in short- hand to Charlotte Strumski. I, Esther Scott, will my tiny waistline to all the Juniors who need to take exercise. I, Evelyn Seifert, being of sound mind, do hereby, will and bequeath my shorthand speed and ability to Lorelei O ' Donnell. I Sally Shafer, do hereby will my tallness to Doris Bolt. I, Bill Shaw, will my ability to walk through these twenty-foot wide halls, to anyone who can get through them. I, Barbara Sloan, hereby will Calumet High To all the bright and shinning Juniors. I, Jack Sowles, will my shorthand skill to all Juniors. I. Charles Staninger, will my skillin math to all Juniors. 1. Doris Stevenson, being of sound mind, will my ability to get along with Miss Largura and Mr. Kirk to all those who don ' t I, Verna Stripe, will my height to Jack Jansen. I, Mariann Swank, being of sound mind and body, will my height to Jerry Anderson. I.Myona Teitge, being of feeble mind do hereby leave my smoking habits to Janice Adinolfi. I, Don Umlauf, will my way with girls to Gregory Her- nandez. I, Wayne Vanderhoef, being of sound mind, leave Per- iod! ! ! ! 1 I, Dorothy Walton, will my hair to Jackie Schiedt and my dimples to Shirley Kristoff. I, Herbert Wertz, being of sound mind, will my success in English to Dick Davis. 1, Pat Willey, will my natural waves to Barbara Reeder. I, Rozcoe Williams, leave good luck to all the students who will be here to help build up Calumet to standards of the city schools. I, LeRoy Williams, being sound of mind, will my wavy hair to Ed Onda. I, Ed Woosley, will my height to some short Junior. 1, David Zaharie, bequeath a very prosperous time dur- ing their senior year to the class of ' 53. I, Marilyn Lukmann, will my sense of humor to Cynthia Marlowe. THE INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS O ALUMET HAVE RAPIDLY REACHED A LEVEL, IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, WHERE THE MORE ADVANCED GROUPS HAVE BEEN ELIGIBLE FOR REGIONAL COMPETITION. THEIR VARIOUS CONCERTS AND PROGRAMS HAVE PROVED THEIR CALIBER. SENIOR, JUNIOR, AND BOYS ' CHORUS GROUPS, ALSO, HAVE MADE REMARKABLE PROGRESS IN THE PAST FEW YEARS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MRS. BARBIERI AND HAVE CONTRIBUTED GREATLY TO THE VARIOUS FESTIVALS AND PROGRAMS. THE ULTIMATE AIM FOR BOTH GROUPS OF THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT IS TO INSTILL IN THE STU- DENTS AN APPRECIATION OF ALL PHASES IN MUSIC. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY ALLOWING STUDENTS TO EXPLORE AND INTERPRET MUSIC OF GREAT COMPOSERS AND TO EXPRESS THEIR OWN IMPRESS- IONS THROUGH INDIVIDUAL CREATIVE WORK. THE VARIOUS PERFORMANCES OF THE PAST HAVE GIVEN EACH GROUP AN OPPORTUNITY TO DISPLAY THEIR COMPREHENSION OF THESE AIMS. Row 1, Left to right. D. Carnagey, C. Scott, D. Doan, H. Carey, H. Schultze and P. Bedner. Row 2, left to right: D. Carpen- ter, L, Peters, H. Brant, Wilson, D. Portlock, W. Schuffert, R. Crowe, D. Anderson, and D. Brandt. Row 3, left to right: C. Hescher, N. Ford, R. Carlin, K. Oliver, C. Carpenter, Z. Nutt, B. Johnson, and R. Fronek. Row 4, left to right: J. Brandt, K. Mauger, H. Adams. R. Carnagey and H.Hinshaw. Row 1, left to right: R. Gilmore, C. Horvath, J. Terhune. H. McIntyre, J. Hurt 60 Row 2, left to right: H. Coapstick, J. Klasner, W. Jansen TReeda Row 1, Left to right: C. Huginger, H. White, J. Gunther, M. Duke, P. Bedner, D. Cohunger, and J. Scheidt. Row 2, left to right: J. Krone, M. Carey, R. Owen, S. Drumhiller, D. Knight, N. Norman, and C. Best. Row 3, left to right: B. Savage, B. Sloan, W. Jansen, J. Shriner.J. Novy, D. Cubberly, R. Tolvson, Row 4, left to right: D. Tumpest, L. Fronek, P. Zydov, C. Stoops, M. Burk, D. DeMars, and F. Dellenbach. Seai n ' (? xnu Row 1, Left to right: M. Auten, I. Rakowski, B. Kemling, D. Cover, G. Green, M. Horvath, G, Price, J. Keeley, C. Marlowe, R. Shinkle, M. Swank, J. Davis, Row 2, left to right: J. Popa, B. McCormick, P. Hall, C. Baldner, C. Alger, D, Loushoff, P. Hattenback, J. Adinolfe, S. Sachs, M. Slatter, B, Tribbett. Row 3, left to right: M. Meek, J. Erickson, S, Merchant, ]. Friant, P, Schulze, P. Corrie, B. Alsip, D. Kobe, D. Swarnik, J. Taylor. Row 4, left to right: S. Chappy, B. Radick, M. Corrie, L. O ' Donnell, L. Taylor, B. Harms, H. Pavisich, J. Murdick, N. Cobb, J. Woosely, J. Briesacker. Row 5, left to right: C. Faught, L. Crabtree, J. Ward, B. Kelley, A. Bidle- man, M. Clark, L. Roth, B. Cunningham, M. Lewman, N. Hel- ton. Row 6, left to right: S. Dickerson, S. Dothager, S. War- field, A. Carver, P. Rzechula, M. Gasinski.J. Martin, ]. Un- derwood, B. Murphy. ‘Soyi, ' Row 1, Left to right: J. Farmer, J. Goldwyn, K. Frye, T. Mooney, C. McClinton, D. Loomis, C. Row 2: J. Kalita, L. Powers, L. Williams, R. Moffatt, T. Bie, S. Persley. 62 Row 3, R. Kypher, G. Jewel, G. Hernandez, W. Helton, E. Yo- ho, J. Van Fleet, W. Lord. Row 4, D. Soyring, F. Schoon, J. Stryckland, T. McShane, N. Scott, C. Taylor, R. Frye. Row 1, Left to right: M. Grimm, J. Fronic, D. Hoffman, Y. House, B. Prosnicker, A. Maihover, M. Carlton, L. Meschede, M. Best, C. Pichel, S. Stoming, J, Blackaby.A. Barbieri, spon- sor. Row 2, left to right: A. Zlarter, F. Scott, H. Bryant, J. Lee, B. Burton, N. Daniel, W. Fugget, I. Glinos, H. Chandler, L. Krone, R. Nevins. Row 3, left to right: G. Adams, M. Sand- ers, S. Finley, B. Daily, M. Bjorkland, J. Spillar, P. Scanlon, M. Van Vleet, N. Svabek, J. Caussman. Row 4, left to right: G. Nickman, N. Husk, L. Boram, R. Stripe, L. Fuson, D. Schultz, J. Bryant, I. Jones, R. Putman. Row 5, left to right: J. Torbit, R. Dykheusen, R. Vaughn, C. Scott, W. Schoon, C. North. Qccttiwi (tyoMA ' Itttc’wtediate a td rfcwidiatt aad 64 Band Mascot Ronnie Barbierie Drum Major Wayne Vanderhoff Drum Majorettes Donna McCrarey, Shirley Dothager, Gloria Vanderhoff 65 Kathy Janet Friant Ann McNeil Barbara Sloan Jane Ann Vivian Cohut Mr. Kelly Bob Moffatt Bertha Jean Darlak Abe Berle Faught 66 Bus Drivers left to right: R. Spencer, E. Scoon, G. Gilmore, F. Enswler, B. Jensen. Cooks left to right: E. Portlock, L. Randhan, I. Schiedt. Janitors left to right N. Eriks, H. Gray, E. Fiene 73 NAME Barbara Anderson Wayne Anderson Jack Bailey Julia Beres Janet Blackaby Charlotte Bliss LaVonne Boelt Joseph Bolden Barbara Boyd Geraldine Briesacher Max Burke Kirby Burns Dorothy Carnagey Russell Carnagey Clifford Carpenter George Cermak Larry Childs Elsie Cline Mary Coan Helen Coapstick Ralph Coates Nettie Cobb Vivian Cohut Charles Curaley Robert Cummings Betty Cunningham Jean Darlak Joan Davis Shirley Dothager Robert Doty Stasha Drumhlller Norma Elbaor Willie Farmer Byrl Faught Musker Ford Ronald Frey Janet Friant Betty F urgye Andrew Fuzy Richard Gilmore Beverly Gragido Elsie Green Roger Groza Roger Harmon Norma Harris Fred Haussman Richard Haviza Marjorie Boone NICKNAME Babs “Tiny Dippy Cookie Black ie ” Shirl Cookie PET PEVE WEAKNESS Sloppy People Tall Boys Sarcastic Cooks Dancing AMBITION Secretary Funeral Director To be teased Changing diapers Boys G.l. hair cuts People Having a good Graduating from time High School A certain assist- ant Fountain Man- ager at Walgreens. Blond hair and Blue eyed (boys). Convertables Expert dancer o Roller Skates Black hair and First Woman Presi- blue eyes dent of the United States HOBBY Sewing and skating Playing tiddly winks with manhole covers Taking things apart Eating Roller Skating Dancing Roller Skating Boy Scout and Bozo” Bunny Jerry Max Hillbilly” Dotty Rusty Kip Girls talking in halls Gum crackers Crowded halls Y oungsters who think they are big shots My 1930 Model A Arguments Having to be a good boy People who won ' t mind their own business Motorcycles and To make a million Girls Psychology Books Physchologist Motorcycles To be successful Money (lack of it) To provide a good home Girls Brown curly hair Food Will power To Roam (join the Navy) Lots of them To keep a certain girl from being a Miss To make the most of what I have Sleeping, eating and motorcycles . Reading, music and swimming. Roller Skating Music Airplanes Jug Being turned dowr i Margie Farming Sonny Basement Study Hall Girls To be a brain Tiny Boys smarting off Dancing with Ralph To be anything botl useful and helpful. Cloe” Red heads Second year Shorthand Secretary Retta A bad sport Jewelry Elementary Teacher ” Ralpie Bare wall in the classrooms and halls Tiny To graduate Katie Confusion Candy Beautician Peanuts Saying but not doing Blonde hair and trumpets Air Stewardess Chuck Mrs, Dale ' s study hall Girls Join the Service Bob” Underclassmen Money To Succeed Bett Fast drivers Young Evangelists To be a Nurse Sooky Promises Big Brown Eyes To teach Joannie Gum Crackers Blonde hair and Blue eyes To travel Shorty It isn’t the people that bother me it ' s the men Bill Sheffer Baton Twirling Big Bob” Girls Pop To get deferred Stacy My two Brothers Darwin Norrick Housewife Elbo Underclassmen Ice-skating Artist Bill To be teased Pool To be a success in life Tony Girls that crack Good books their gum and wear nylon blouses To be a minister Nick Baby talk Girls None Big Frey” To behave Women Flyer or truck driver ■ Jan Dirty saddle shoes Bill Cermak Housewife Bets Boys, who drive on Blond hair and the wrong side of green eyes tne street Secretary Andy Have more rights in school Fishing and Hunting To be a success Jake People who soup- up their cars Girls To make money Fuzzy 5 o ' clock shadow Sailors Have a car-Buick Slewfoot Home Ec. classes Blackhair and Brown eyes Eight Kids Mole Study Hall Girls Stockcar Driver Rog 7th graders Fords To own body and fender shop Norm To be late Harold Beautician Fritz Halls between classes Girls To live a good and happy life Richie slowdrivers Girls Own a new car ” Marge Hate to be kept Don Be a good Secretary Music Sports Newspaper Basketball Basketball and Hunting i Participation in Sports Reading T eacher -Collect ing Earrings Swimming, bowling and dancing Singing Dancing and bowl- ing Reading about Hot Rods Driving Collecting for my hopeless chest Reading and Records Buying Clothes Dancing Basketball and Girls Swimming, Bowling, and Skating Stamp collecting and bowling Baseball Collecting Stamps Playing the Trumpet People Dancing Miniature Golf Saving old money Riding in my truck Drive-Ins, dancing and bowling Skating Skating Collects souvenirs Basketball, and Dancing Hunting and Fishing waiting NAME NICKNAME PET PEAVE WEAKNESS AMBITION HOBBY Harold Hinshaw Hing Ding None Norma Diploma Sports Beverly Hixon ' ' Runt ' ' Kids running in the halls Motorcycles To join the service Skating Eugene Hochestetler Hoch No football Air Force To buy a 270 rifle Hunting and Fishing Beverly Howard Beve Being pushed down halls between classes Weddings and Mouse Housewife and good Scrapbooks and salt cook and pepper shakers. Robert Jansen ' ' Bob Homework Blondes with blue eyes Mechanic Fishing and Hunting Hertha Kelley Kelley Ticklish Clothes Secretary and Housewife Skating Nancy Kepple Nanc” Men Taylor U. To be an old maid with Barbara Sloan Reading John Krone None” Getting in the way of Propellers Skating Pilot or Airplane designer Designing or building model airplanes Charles Legler Chas” Silence Women Hot Rod Driver Women Marilyn Lewman Lyn To be kept waiting Jerry To be a housewife Collecting salt and pepper shakers Esther Ligocki ” Lulu” Students who love to take DICTA- TION Airplanes None Model airplanes, sports and music. Robert Moffatt Bobby John Car trouble with a heavy date Blondes 5 ' 6 Diesel Engineer Automobile Lyle Nelson Bud Slow Drivers Girls Own a service sta- tion in California with Herb Wertz Hunting and Fishing Joan Nevins Jo High heels and anklets Vern Greenwell Marry my weakness Bowling Marjorie Petras Margie Self Centered People Jug X-Ray Technician Collecting class rememberances Jean Popa Pope Open fountain pens Brown curly hair when not in use and brown eyes Secretary and house wife Dave Norman Quigley Quig All underclassmen money Be a success Reading Jerry Reach None Overcrowded lock- Red Headed Girls Pilot Swimming William Sabo Bill ers Girls Strength To fly Skating and Photo- graphy Playing basketball Edgar Schipper Skip Waiting Women To be a successful business man Howard Schmid Speed Shift Teachers Cars Drive a stock car Women Fred Schoon Hook Silence Bev Script writer for Milton Berle Collecting Bowlegg- ed Butterflies Norman Schoon Norm Goldigging Blondes Wine, Women and Red Heads and song To be deferred Hot Rods Pat Schramlin Pat Men that don ' t go out Handsome men To be a good dancer Collecting telephone numbers Phyllis Schulze Phil Bruises Pretty clothes To be a Secretary Roller Skating Elizabeth Scott Scotty Gum Crackers Bob Engel Designer of Clothes Sewing and Swim- ming Esther Scott Arkie Little Brothers Brown hair and brown eyes Private Secretary Swimming and Bowling Evelyn Seifert Lefty Being called Lefty Brown hair and brown eyes To sing Roller Skating Sally Shafer Boots High heels and anklets Blonde hair and blue eyes To travel Bowling William Shaw Willey Fords Juke-boxes Dodge the draft Chasing buses on Roller Skates Barbara Sloan Barb Men Wheaton College To be an old maid with Nancy Kepple Reading Jack Sowles Jackson Mr. Kirk ' s stories and jokes Hunting To take Truman ' s place Sleeping Charles Staninger Chuck Women Hunting To get Married To keep awake Doris Stevenson Brownie Unco-operative Teachers Wedding bands and Vearn Coates Secretary and Housewife Collecting salt and pepper shakers Verna Stripe Tootsie Young men with Cookie Dusters Rich men and Big To get married and cars raise a family Roller Skating and Swimming Mariann Swank Swanko Impatient people Red hair and blue eyes Business woman Penants Myona Tietge Mi Putty-thick make- up Being bashful To live a happy life Reading and Eating Barbara Tribbett Tallulah Crabby sisters Eating Drive a car Shoes Donald Umlauf ” Moocher Women Miss Kazic Own a Resort Sports and Electric Trains Wayne Vanderhoef Van Teachers Speeding To be a man Car Driving Dorothy Walton Dimples Boys without manners Rich men and pretty clothes To be a Secretary Swimming, Roller Skating and Bowling Herbert Wertz Herb Women Drivers Babs Hensley Own a gas station with Bud Nelson in California Hot Rods and Cars Patty Willey Pat To be slapped or silenced J.C. Patton Comptometer Oper- ator Dating LeRoy Williams ” Leeeee Favorite Junior Class of “52 Pretty girls, 5 ' 5“ blonde hair and blue eyes To leave Calumet Roller-Skating Roscoe Williams ” None” Untidiness in appearance of H. S. Students Beautiful Women See C.T.H.S. with the advantages of a large city school Painting Ed Woosley Big Ed Teachers Strength To be a man Fords David Zaharie Big Dave Underclassmen getting smart to Upperclassmen Good Books Business Admin- istrator Stamps, books and Models Marilyn Lukmann Luke Gum crackers Motorcycles Join the Waves Skating Twenty years ago today, we were graduated from C. T. H. S. As we bring out the annual and glance through the Senior pictures of our former classmates, we see that each has attained suc- cesses in his own field — to wit: These young girls that graduated a Miss, Are now married living a life of bliss. Miss Jean Popa Mrs. Dave Keck Miss Barbara Tribbett Mrs. Chester Krantz Miss Janet Friant Mrs. BillChermak Miss Marilyn Lewman Mrs. Jerry Mullenman Miss Pat Schramlin Mrs. Ben Edelen Miss Betty Scott Mrs. Bob Engel Miss Doris Stevenso.i Mrs. Vearn Coates Miss Ann Largura Mrs. Robert Joseph Mr. Raymond Kirk Grandpa Kirk Sally Shafer is now head filing clerk at the Remington Rand Filing Company. Verna Stripe is now operating the largest Drive -Inn Theater in Hollywood. Charles Staninger now holds the world ' s record for typing. Donald Umlauf is now a proprietor of a successful summer resort in Florida. Herbert Wertz is now operating a filling station in California. LeRoy Williams is now a professional roller skating instructor in Washington. Stasha Drumhiller is now the greatest swimmer in Lake County. Jack Sowles is now the President of the United States. David Zaharie is now the biggest business administrator in the Calumet Region. Byrl Faught is now an Army Chaplin in India. Myona Tietge now owns and operates a very successful beauty shoppe. Patty Wille is now a supervisor of the comptomerter operators in the main office of United States Steele Company. Ester Scott, who weighs two hundred pounds, operates a reducing salon in Gary, Norma Elbaor is now an Art Editor of Esquire Magazine in New York City. Joe Bolden has made his first million -- designing motorcycles. Beverly Hixon is now a Major in the Women ' s Army Corps. Nancy Kepple now teaches kindergarten. Jerry Briesacher is now a Power ' s Model in New York City. Marge Petras is now a head X-ray technician in the Mercy Hospital. Clifford Carpenter is the conductor of a symphony orchestra now appearing in Carnagie Hall, New Y ork. Beverly Gragido now owns and operates a Drive -Inn theater in Texas. Wayne Anderson is now chief director of the montuary. Mary Coan is now head dressmaker at Marshall Field Company in Chicago. Norma Harris now sports a poodle cut and is a beautician in New York. Norman Schoon is now Certified Public Accountant, and still has his favorite expression, I hate you.” Bill Sabo, is now a photographer for National Geographic Magazine, presently snapping scenic Japan. Harold Hinshaw, is head draftsman for General Motors Company. George Cermak has become a successful farmer and owns acres of land in Iowa. Shirley Bliss is now a professional dancer on roller skates in Chicago. LaVonna Boelt is now Ambassador of Spain. I guess her ability for speaking Spanish came in handy. Dorothy Carnagey is now a missionary in China. Joan Davis has taken over Imogene Cocoa ' s place. Shirley Dothager now teaches baton twirling at C.T.H.S. Bob Jansen is now an expert mechanic for Ford Motor Company. Helen Coapstick is the first woman allowed to drive in the Indianapolis Speedway Race. Dorothy Walton, a second Barbara Ann Scott on roller skates. 76 ' Pn fi ecty Jerry Reach, Charles Legler, and Robert Cummings are now partners of their own laundry. Howard Schmid is now the Vice Pres, of Northern Indiana Public Service. Willy Farmer is now a famous baseball player for the White Soxs. Betty Furgey is now a private secretary in Long Beach, California, Elsie Green is now living in Knox with her eight children. Roger Harmon is now the owner of the Body Fender Shop in Griffith. Hertha Kelley now owns a bandage supply house (for broken, arms, necks, legs out of place shoulder bones. Bob Moffatt is now a diesel engineer on the Santa Fe. Lyle Nelson is now specializing in cabinet-making in Los Angeles. Joan Nevins has broken the record of women bowlers for bowling 5 perfect games. Norman Quigley is now a court reporter for the U. S. Supreme Court. Phyllis Schulze has just been crowned Champion Giggler of the Nat’l Giggling Contest. Evelyn Seifert is now a housewife in Lafayette. Roscoe Williams is now presenting his first art paintings at his first art show in N. Y. Barbara Anderson is now secretary to the President of Proctor Gamble. Bill Shaw is now manager of a local store for the National Tea Company. Ronald Frey is now a pilot for T.W.A. flying from here to China. Ed Schipper is now a successful business man in Gary. Mariann Swank is now a successful business woman in Hammond. Janet Blackaby is now head of the Nurses ' Aid in Methodist Hospital. Nettie Cobb is now a professional singer in Michigan. Bob Doty is now a basketball coach at 111. University. Jack Bailey who always did tinker with cars now repairs helicopters. Larry Childs is still working on his Model T. Barbara Sloan is now teaching in the Mission School of Africa. Bill Lord is now proprietor of the most popular bowling ally in this area. Wayne Vanderhoef now operates the largest Walgreen Agency in this area. Barbara Boyd, psychiatrist, has analyzed the entire Senior Class of 1952. Julie Beres is now on tour as concert pianist presently playing in California. Fritz Hausman is our new Park Commissioner of Gary. Russell Carnagey is a world famous preacher because of his excellent sermons. Kirby Burns presently is serving as commander of his own ship in the Hawaiian Islands. Ed Woosely is the proprietor of several car lots throughout the country. Marilyn Lukemann is serving in the South Sea Islands as an officer in the WAVES. Richard Gilmore and his band is the main attraction at the famous Stork Club. Max Burk has returned to Calumet High School as assistant band director to Mr. Barbieri. Charles Cumley after retirement from the Navy he has taken part ownership of a Construction Company. Margie Boone is now secretary to a former classmate Jack Sowles, now President. Vivian Cohut is chief airline hostess for the United Airlines. Ralph Coates is now Calumet ' s professional swimmer. Beverly Howard is married to Mouse and has several little mice. Eugene Hochestler, now a retired Air Force Captain, has recently joined the Racket Squad in San Francisco. Nick Ford is now one of the Supervisors of the Bridge Words. Jean Darlak has returned to her alma mater to teach. Roger Groza, who attended Annapolis after graduation, is now an Admiral located in the Penta- gon Building. Elsie Cline is now the Treasurer of the United States -- Betty Cunningham is now a private nurse at Billings Hospital. Fred Schoon who started out as a carpenter is now a B. T. C. (Big Time Constructor) Andrew Fuzy has made a success of buying and selling old coins -- which started out as a hobby during his high school days. John Krone now designs air plane models, manufactured in his own factory. Esther Ligocki runs a ski resort in northern Wisconsin. 77 f 4 Q io f t A uk ■ - 6 A r TYr z “V- ' � J -fr T - MILLER’S VENDOR Automatic Vending Machines 5209 West Fifth Avenue Gary, Indiana Phone 2-7177 82 Best Wishes and Future Success To The Graduating Class of 1952 The Faculty of Calumet Township High School Calumet Township Trustee, Harold DeVault From JOHN A. ADINOLFI Refresh . add zest x to the hour BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY Makers of Ol’Fa shion Ice Crear DAIRY RICH ICE CREAM CO. 616 W. 11th Avenue Gary, Indiana 84 FINE CLASS RINGS Representative: ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN’S Since 1897 L. F Gooch Box 9 Plymouth, Indiana CLOVER LEAF DAIRY CO. The Sanitary W ay Grade A - Dairy Products Serving Calumet Region for over 43 years Quality Concrete For all Purposes “Delivered to Site SUPERIOR READY MIXED CONCRETE CO. Plant and Office Q ia | 3_0371 1800 E. 7th Ave. Dia | 7544 BOCKEN FUNERAL HOME 24- hour Ambulance Service 7042 Kennedy Avenue, Hessville Phone: Russell 7600 Congratulations Class of ' 52 86 BLACK OAK AUTO PARTS Creamy Peanut Spread Children universally approve — gr own folks prefer it because it is so palatable. If you cannot purchoie this in your horn town — writ u� — P. O. Box J. S., Chicago (90) Sexton Qua ify 3vfx - YOUR NEWSPAPER Lights The Way To Freedom THE HAMHOND TIMES “Calumet Region Home Newspaper HOSTESS CREAM FILLED CUP CAKES with the ‘ Surprise” Inside 10 for a pkg. of 2 Fresh Cakes at Y our Grocers This is the end there is no more. We the Seniors close the door, On the year of ' 52, And wish the best of Luck to you. To you who follow ail the way. We have but this one thing to say. If you hope to graduate in May, You’ll have to work instead of play And then your reward you will reap, A diploma you can always keep. 88 GEORGE’S WELDING SHOP 5135 W. Ridge Road Phone Griff. 957 WALTON BROS. BODY SHOP 4701 Roosevelt St. Phone 4-7251 PHILIPP’S DRIVE-IN DRY CLEANERS 36th and Broadway, Gary GRIFFITH SHEET METAL Timken Heating - Phone 1620 SEBERGER’S CONCRETE BLOCK CO. 3000 Burr St. - Phone Russ 6557 JEWELL’S I. G. A. - - - Burr Street FRANK’S STORE FOR MEN 3828 Broadway CLINE TAVERN 7704 Cline, Hammond E J FOOD SHOP 7200 W. 25th, Gary CLOVER FARM STORE 105 Main Street, Griffith EWEN SISTERS’ BEAUTY SHOP 5836 W. Black Oak Rd. - Phone Sheff. 3412Y4 BLACK OAK APPLIANCE STORE 6139 W. 25th - Phone Russ. 7482 CAL HARVEY’S BARBER SHOP 6161 W. 25th, Black Oak KOLINAS Sweets Sundries, 29th Calhoun 89