Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Royalty Homecoming ' 65 was a pretty muddy event as rain washed out the traditional bonfire, parade and the Powder Puff game. The rain quite successfully made the football field a sea of mud for the grid- ders of Calumet. This d id not stop the spirited Warriors from extinguishing the Gary Edison Blazers in a 25-12 Homecom- ing victory. During half-time festivities the four finalists were escorted to the 40-yard line. Emcee Terry Evans then crowned Joy Honeycutt 1965 Homecoming Queen. She was presented roses by Margaret Skid- more. After the announcement the band made a star-formation around the new queen and played Alma Mater and Auld Lang Syne.” Mr. Football, Al Streeter Students jerk to the music of Randy and the Renegades ' at the annual homecoming dance. Fearless Warriors led by Al Streeter and Jim Chancellor crash through homecoming teepee held up by Varsity cheer- leaders Judy Chiarmonte, Candy Carpenter, Linda Smith, Rita Zurawik, and Jeanne Lynch. 9

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Margaret Skidmore and Terry Evans lead the march for the Homecom- ing Queen ' s coronation. Happiness overflowed Joy Honeycutt as she was crowned Homecom- ing Queen by Terry Evans. Rain Dampens Jackie McCord and Bob Kallas; Candy Carpenter and Jerry Popiela; Carol Hamilton and Sam Cog- dill and Queen Joy Honeycutt and Phil Mit- chell were included in the Queen ' s Court.

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Powder Puff Mrs. Cheliras looks at a bruise on Judy Saroff ' s hand as Cathy Schmidt and Susan Teitge look on. The Band ' s pre-game ceremonies included playing The National Anthem. It was a muddy game, but the Warriors man- aged to overcome the Gary Edison Blazers 25- 12 . 10