Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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50 CHS ' ers Inducted FAR LEFT: The Honor Society members en- joy refreshments after the induction cere- mony. LEFT: Parents wait for refreshments after the induction. BELOW: Young and old alike enjoy refreshments after the ceremony. i FAR LEFT: Parents find a time for refresh- ments after the induction. MIDDLE LEFT: Clara Seberger and |an Ragsdale, seniors, serve refreshments after the induction cere- mony. LEFT: Mr. Sam Zielinski, Honor So- ciety sponsor, and Mr. Henry Ensweiler, school board member, talk after the ceremony. ACTIVITIES 29

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26 th year For CHS Society Fifty students were inducted into the Calumet Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society on April 14. The affair marked the organiza- tion ' s 26th such ceremony. Calu- met ' s Honor Society is a member of the Ora C. Strycker Chapter. The induction was held in the girls gymnasium before parents, faculty and fellow students. After the induction ceremony refresh- ments were served in the school cafeteria. 28 ACTIVITIES

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Ramada Serves as Prom site The annual Junior-Senior Prom, was once again held at the Ramada Inn on May 7 in Dolton, Illinois. This year ' s Prom was attended by 90 couples. The theme was Forever a Memory. Juniors Laurie Yurchak and Ricky Simpson were chosen Queen and King at the 1976 Junior-Senior Prom. This was accomplished by the junior class voting from a list of ail juniors attending the Prom. FAR RIGHT: Couples dance to the music provided at the Post Prom. MIDDLE RIGHT: junior Laurie Yurchak receives her crown from last year ' s queen, senior Cindy Smith. RIGHT: Couples dance to the music pro- vided by the Mason Brothers. FAR LOWER RIGHT: More fun at Ramada Inn. LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: Students enter Ramada Inn for the festivities. BELOW: Senior David Hubinger and sophomore Kim Arwood take time out to talk.