Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Melodrama Breaks Routine Ed Denney sells a ticket for Friday ' s game to Jack Ferguson. Monitor Judie Smedley is posted in the hall to keep down the traffic. Debbie Gray uses the phone to make one of the many calls that go out from the school each day. Jeff Wilsey sells freshman Jim De Pew his first Calumet sweat shirt.

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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.

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Entertains Large Group Courtney Kenilworth: played by John Nicoara, booed as he enters Redfern’s office. The annual melodrama was pre- sented to the student body as an assem- bly no one misses. ” The crowd witnessed the sly acts of the villain, the bravery of the hero, and the talent of the Players. Characters from Her Fatal Beauty or A Shop Girl ' s Honor included: Front Row: Dorothy Carr, Theresa Borns, Debby Bates. Second Row: Dottie Weyhe, Pauline Leiva. Third Row: Ronnie Doerr, James Crosslin. Back Row: Eugene Ruzzini, John Nicoara.