Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Social Activities Break Humdrum of Classwork In high school, studying and home- work are not the only activities and academic achievement is not the only goal . Students at Calumet are experts in the art of enjoying and making the most of extracurricu- lar programs. Teenagers are all young crazy and full of life and the students here are by no means an exception to this rule. The next few pages de- pict the embarassing frantic mo- ments that some freshman, sopho- more, junior, or senior would pre- fer to forget, but is funny when it happens. While the Taxmen ' s beat goes on, playboy Bob Aug- ust asks, Where ' s the action, Jack? . . . Joyce . . . uh, what ' d-ya say your name was? She replies, Ju- dy ' s the name Tim . . . uh, Paul . . . uh, Dennis? Singing Up, up and away with G.A.A., Jan Hinkle supplements her income by moonlight- ing with the Omens . Baron Von Yeager, sided by his valets Ford Fischer and Mike Cheek, prepares to dive 100 feet into a thimble of yogurt.

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1968— YEAR OF YOUTH ENTHUSIASM CALUMET HIGH SCHOOL 1968. The year of youth and enthusiasm was filled --with triumph as the Warriors emerged the victors --with confusion as we found our way through the halls - -with excitement as we hurried to meet that certain someone - -with eagerness as we decorated for special occasions --with tension as we crammed for that all important exam --with indecision as we looked to the future --with satisfaction as we com- pleted the school year of 1968 . TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Academics 16 Organizations 42 Underclass 64 Sports 90 Seniors 112 Advertising 138 Conclusion 166 Acknowledgements 168 3

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Okay Darrell, now this is the best way to get there. Go down the hall, turn left, and five steps past the water fountain is the boys wash- room, directs Carl Traicoff. And here we have the Chief custodian, that little ole floor sweeper Gene Climer, posing as Mr. Warrior to get attention. Erna Dease looks in disgust at the photographer who caught these two couples in a tender mood. Bill Yeager is filling in for Woody. Heh . . . Where is he? Joyce Beasley has Ford Fischer under her wings, but he doesn ' t seem to mind. Finding it difficult to play The Stripper on the tuba, Jackie Lasater fakes it while keeping an eye on the crowd during half time. This well-known twosome, Don Millington and Kay Parker, are always seen together at the dances. Here they demonstrate the Ba- varian chicken dance.