Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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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

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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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Battle Ends In Tie ‘‘Randy and the Renegades ' ' played at the Homecoming dance where Al Steeter was named Mr. Football, and also awarded the trophy for the most valuable player. The royal couple then led the dance for the queen ' s court. The assembly before the game achieved great success as it aroused student and team spir- it. Then “Warrior coach Bob Joseph introduced the three team captains, and senior players. Mr. Max Hile introduced Mr. Troxel of Troxel s Jewel- ers who presented the school with a trophy to be presented to the outstanding player in the home- coming game. Emcee Terry Evans introduced homecoming queen candidates and finalists. The Powder Puff game was rescheduled for Tuesday, October 5. The game ' s enthusiastic female Gridders battled it out to a 13 - 13 tie. Barb Umlauf made both touchdowns for the soph- omores. Margie Baigent and Candy Carpenter carried the pigskin into the end zone to score for the junior - senior team. Marti Staresnick carries the ball for the Sophomore team. Dorothy Carr helps Donna Larkin with her Homecoming corsage. The Junior-Senior team helps out the cheering section before game time.