Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Begins On The Bus Assistant principal Tsangaris questions a between-class locker stop. A hungry Warrior buys ice cream during her lunch hour. Al Streeter, Mr. Football, grabs for vitality better known as milk. Students make the best of their lunch hour by com- bining studying and eating. 5

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A Warrior’s Day Getting off the bus, students begin another day. Class activity— an important part of Calu- met. Loaded with gear, 1,500 students pour through the doors. Take a school, place it in a suburban residen- tial community which finds most of its residents employed in industry. Place this in the northwest region of Indiana during the 1960 ' s. Add an en- rollment of over 1,500 students and a faculty of 60 — this is Calumet High School. Calumet is a close-knit group of young, en- ergetic Warriors who set their goals high and work long and hard to accomplish them. The community is filled with parents and patrons who care about their future citizens. As individuals and as groups they actively support Calumet High. The band, the athletic teams, school clubs, and classes all provide a place for the students to become a part of the school activity. Classes, around which Calumet is built, di- rect the students toward careers and lives which have a better opportunity to be worthwhile be- cause these students have attended Calumet. The building, the community, the activities, the classes, and most of all the people — THIS IS CALUMET. 4

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Lunch Time Activities During lunch time underclassmen take advantage of active sports. Jerry Baldwin and Gail Barnett take time from their day for a chat. Teen-agers of C. H. S. find time for friendly gatherings. Some students use noontime privileges and gather at M E. 6