Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Parties, And Basketball Wins SYMBOLS of a victorious Holiday Tourney gleam in the lights of the Christmas tree. Winter came to Calumet High School students in a gift package that held a victor- ious holiday tourney, snowball fights, and Christmas trees in the halls and in the library. In many of the red and green decorated rooms, students held class parties. Gifts were presented to teachers (Mr. Miller and Mr. Karagin received a set of turtles), cookies, cake, pop, and potato chips were in surplus. Spreading cheer to others, Calumet girls made Christmas Cheer Baskets and went carol- ing in the hospitals. “HA! Ha! Ha!” laughs Ron Ashby, watch out for those “Big, Bad Juniors” with snowballs! THE Christmas nativity sits solemnly above the blackboard reminding us of the true meaning of the holiday.

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Winter Brings Snow Fights ERA Freeman and Anna Cook try their hand at snowman-building. Anna appears discouraged at their progress. QUARRY with snowballs or is it revenge they seek? SOMEONE built a snowman on the roof wearing feathers and a “C.” RON Ashby and Sandra Brunn pause from their Christmas carol singing to come in and get warm. 12

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CHS STUDENTS IN ACTION MR. Joseph delivers a stirring pep talk to team members and the student body. “HOMECOMING-Queen candidates are. . Dennis Doerr pauses as suspense builds. RAY Lowell and friend dance to the blare of a juke box during lunch hour. “HERE come the Warriors!” 14