Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Calumet post victory On new home gridiron Calumet came home in 1975. The Warriors returned to their re- centely completed home turf for the annual Homecoming game and festivities on Friday, October 31. The Warriors posted a victory as they put the heat on the Lowell Red Devils. Homecoming queen Jeanette Harris, senior, was crowned at half- time ceremonies. Court members include seniors Rose King, Ann Ragsdale and Jan Ragsdale. The title of Mr. Football was awarded to Rabon Hinkle, senior. The gridiron award was presented at the dance following the game. The dance was held in the girls gymnasium and Bent an area band, played for the annual activity. ABOVE: Seniors Mark Roscoe and Rose King; Anthony Adams and Jeanette Harris, 1975 Homecoming Queen; Ann Ragsdale and Mike McGee and Jan Ragsdale and Fred Reynolds serve as the court and escorts for the 1975 Homecoming celebration. LEFT: Chosen by an all school election, senior Jeanette Har- ris, sponsored by the Warrio- rette pom pon squad, reigns as 1975 Homecoming Queen. ACTIVITIES 11

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BELOW: Senior Bruce Banning (20) exe- cutes a quarterback sweep in the Home- coming game against Lowell. RIGHT: Ac- cepting the 1975 Mr. Football honors is Rabon Hinkle, senior. Rabon participated in grid iron action for three years at CHS. BOT- TOM: As the flames lick the crisp October air, CHS students gather for the annual Homecoming bonfire.

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Spirit week ' s activities Include unusual attire for CHS ' ers While sporting unusual dress for Spirit Week, CHS ' ers participated in various assemblies and contests sponsored by the Student Council during the week of October 26 to 31. Incorporating the Halloween theme into the week ' s activities, the council held a Costume Con- test and Pumpkin Carving com- petition on Wednesday. Pat Mau- ger, freshman, carved out a victory by student response to his Jack-O- Lantern. The annual powder puff game was held on Thursday on Calu- met ' s new gridiron. The Junior- Freshman squad proved victorious over the Senior-Sophomore team by posting a final score of 27-20. A baby picture contest, com- prised of football players, was also part of the CHS council ' s spirit ac- tivities. Students voted Tim Rut- ledge, junior, the cutest face. Other activities included a pa- rade, bonfire and pep assemblies during the week, all of which added to school spirit. ABOVE: Tammy Porter, junior, sculptures a smiling face during the Pumpkin Car- ving contest. RIGHT: Uncle Sam, Mr. Paul Bolick, congradulates Bunny, soph- omore Terri Garet, on winning first place in the costume competition. ABOVE RIGHT: In the true Milton Berle tradition, soph- omore Kirt Tiege dons female attire for Costume Day. 12