Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Above: Arturo Gutierrez, junior, attempts to squeeze his way into the Mr. Macho” category at the C Teens booth. Above right: Displaying a hat adorned with $10 worth of coins, senior Kirk Teitge “heckles students to purchase a chance in the Senior Class raffle. Left: “Place your bets.” Seniors Terri Garret and Cindy Brewer take a chance on the Health Occupations ' Roulette Wheel. Fun Fair 23

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Above: Collecting coins following bets placed in over-under” crap game, Kathy Hodge, junior, helps students at the German Club booth. Right: Heads or tails?” Liz Geary, fresh- man, takes chances as she participates in a 22 Fun Fair coin ,oss sponsored by Biology Club. Above right: Cindy Ramage, sophomore, desires to be a high roller at the freshman booth. Fair turnout for Fun Fair “Step right up . . .try your luck . . . three shots for a quarter.” Ah, yes, another year, another Fun Fair. Several clubs sponsored booths at the annual Fun Fair held on March 22 in the field- house foyer. Along with the “old standby” games and activities, new concepts were included. Jeff Welch, sopho- more, was the “lucky win- ner” of the C-Teens raffle. Jeff won a “Saturday Night Fever” album. Chuck Linder, graduate, was the recipient of an expen- sive cap. The graduate won a hat decorated with $10 worth of coins. The raffle was spon- sored by the Senior Class. Other money-making prof- its included: “Test your Strength,” C-teens; a crap table, German Club; “Coinol- ogy” (a coin toss). Biology Club; “Roulette Wheel,” Health Occupations; “The Ring Toss,” Sophomore Class; a cake walk sponsored by Student Council and a kissing booth by the Junior Class . fit Of) » V J U v JJ.

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Ok smart guy, join up! Being a member of National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll is more than just bringing both a pencil and paper to class. Both hon- orary organizations spon- sored spring activities. Staffers “chowed down” at their first Journalism Honors Banquet sponsored by Quill and Scroll. The dinner was held at Bianchi’s restaurant on Ridge Road. Ramiro Muro, senior, was named Post Tribune Most Valuable Staffer and Jill Day- hoff received the Hammond Times underclassman award. Other awards were given to contributions on the year- book and newspaper. Calumet’s chapter of National Honor Society held their annual Spring induction ceremony in the new audito- rium. The group inducted 22 new members into the honor- ary. Right: Honor Society Inductees take the oath that officially indicates their membership in the honorary. Below right: Ramiro Muro, senior, accepts the Post Tribune most valuable staffer award” from Mrs. Maryann Masty, Post Tribune representative. 24 Honor Ceremonies