Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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28 ABOVE: CHS ' ers add the finishing touch to Calu- met’s annual Talent Show. ABOVE RIGHT: Sweet Poison jams during Calumet’s Talent Show. RIGHT: Getting down to the song Sir Duke is Marcia Cunningham and Kim McDowell, sophomores. MIDDLE: Presenting her rendition of Long Tall Glasses is Julia White, sophomore. FAR MIDDLE: Senior, Linda Brown expresses her feelings as she sings Good Morning Hear- tache. FAR RIGHT: Dancing to Glad Rags are illusionists Linda Garcia, junior, and Diane Dug- gins, sophomore.

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Club models Stylish attire On Friday, May 6 the Human Relations Club sponsored a Style Show entitled “Reflections of Me. ' ' The show was held in the foyer area of the cafeteria from 7 to 9 p.m. The show consisted of six scenes in which three were com- petitive and three were just for entertainment. There were three judges Miss Francie Blaney, Mrs. Dorothy Hepp and Mrs. Kaplan. Trophies were awarded to the winners: First place, Baron Thompson, senior, and Kim McDowell, sophomore; second place, Danny Joyner, senior, and Peggy Jordan, sophomore; third place, Terry Cook, junior, and Renitta Glenn, senior. 27

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CHS ' ers show Off talents Talent comes in many shapes and forms, as CHS’ers once again attempted to prove. Yes, it was time for Calumet’s annual “Talent Show” which was held on April 1 . Many forms of talent were dis- played from singing to dancing, and from solos to groups. The “Talent Show” was sponsored by Student Council. Winners of the “Talent Show” were: first place, senior Linda Brown and second place sopho- mores Kim McDowell and Marcia Cunningham. The first place winner was awarded 25 dollars and the sec- ond place recipients were given 1 5 dollars.