Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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mm G.A.A. Ball Queen Julie Valenga is flanked by her court Judy Chiaramonte and Barbara Kinder. Honors “THE Tsangaris Trophy” will be presented to the student who has contributed the most to Calumet High School. KEN Metz and Chuck Peterson, who won honors in the Na- tional Merit Scholarship Contest, congratulate finalist Clem Lessner, who won a scholarship. 18

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Calumet First In State! CHEERLEADERS Candy Carpenter, Elaine Roll, Janice Rister, and Linda Smith “Pass the Blanket” at the Dyer game giving spectatoj-s a chance to do- nate to the Polio Drive. We came in first not only in the county, but in the STATE with $2,200. “RANDY and the Renegades” (Randy Fields, Larry Beasley, and Ken Metz) played at a dance sponsored by Student Council for the Polio Drive. GUITARIST sings out while students dance the Jerk at the Polio Dance. JANICE Rister and Linda Smith look enthused about the amount taken in when informed by Mr. Vass, Guidance Coun- selor, that last year’s total was already surpassed.

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Bring Thrills To Recipients Leadership, scholarship, character, and personality are the winning quali- ties displayed by the D.A.R. winner and the Girls’ and Boys’ State delegates. Diane Kruse was the 1964-65 Daugh- ters of the American Revolution award winner, chosen by the faculty and by senior students. Boys’ and Girls’ State Delegates, who were sent to Indiana University to attend a seminar on Indiana govern- ment were: Diane Kruse, Elaine Roll, and Kathy Vaneck; Buddy Riegle and Jeff Shadwell. GIRLS’ State Delegates are Elaine Roll, Kathy Vaneck, and Diane Kruse. Boys’ Staters are Jeff Shadwell and Bud Riegle. D.A.R. winner Diane Kruse took part in the Honor Society’s candle-lighting induction. DIANE serves as a lab tech in chemistry class. 19