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(BELOW) Helping Kathy King plan her future, Mrs. Hyndman, sophomore counselor, counsels her about available classes. (RIGHT) Calumet students take advantage of the enlarged library facilities during their study halls. Happiness Is Learning for Tomorrow Curriculum. That’s a mighty big word with a lot of different mean- ings. A few aspirin now and then help when curriculum means head- aches and tension from rushing to get that term paper finished. Maybe you have to take that big exam tomorrow, or give that all important speech which determines whether you get an “A” or a “B”. That’s when the cold sweat develops and the pressure begins to mount. Ninety. One hundred. One hundred ten degrees! How long can you last? . . . . . . Finally, report cards are given, tensions relieved, and headaches for- gotten. Your brain feels two tons lighter. Now a new semester starts, bring- ing new curriculum along with all of its little heartaches. These heart- aches may not seem important now, but in the future — who knows? (ABOVE) Atoms and molecules occupy the thoughts of Bob Bamitt as he runs an experiment in Advanced Chemistry. (RIGHT) Office assistants Patricia Harmon and Karen Herr are two of the many CHS girls who give up their study halls to help the office staff and run errands. 4
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. . . many things at Calumet High. It is an A term paper, a hole-in- one, victory in a class election. It is involved in all phases of school life. There is happiness in the classroom when a freshman dissects a frog without fainting. Happiness is in the locker room after an impressive victory. Happiness is in the club rooms while planning a field trip. Happiness is many things to many people. All the different things that make happiness are found in some area of Calumet High School. When one looks back on the lively events of the 68-69 school year, he will know what “HAPPI- NESS IS”. (LEFT) Alberta Valencia, Jim Depew, Mau- rice Jackson, Ernestine Peterson, Jack Fer- guson, and Joyce Beasley pose in their Christmas finery at the “Winter Fantasy . (RIGHT) The crowd cheers as the Warriors stretch their lead to ten points. (BELOW) Jack Powell makes merry sounds on his tuba. 3
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