Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Curriculum 24

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Assemblies Entertain, Educate DR. Manlove speaks to the student body about the N.C.A. evaluation. Students savored the one-hour breaks in class routine provided by the many assemblies held this year. Members of various athletic teams were recognized at pep sessions. Stu- dents had a sing-along when a guest gospel singer provided a one-man min- strel show. They saw student council members inducted and met the men on the North Central Association eval- uating committee. There was Loyalty Day, and Patriotic Day, and Judge Obermiller’s speech, and the student body cheered and sang, and laughed and applauded, and sat quietly listen- ing. “COACH Traicoff and the Warrior” to battle the Rough Riders in the senior girls’ Loyalty Day skit. ROBERT Hoover plays the blues GOSPEL singer Charles King provided on jjj s sax . an assembly which included student participation.

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In the fertile field of a pupil’s mind, learn- ing is cultivated. Instructors labor to sow thoughts, ideas, and skills, which steadily grow and mature into fields of knowledge. The student’s future depends greatly up- on the knowledge he obtains in high school. The varied facets of Calumet High School’s curriculum were created to satisfy the indi- vidual needs and interests of every student. Whether the student needs academic or vo- cational training, he has a wide range of courses to choose from. Because education is the primary concern of a school, the curriculum is the most im- portant part of the perspective of Calumet High School.