Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Right: The only thing rising after the Great Blizzard of ' 79 is the sun. Far Right: Moving their feet to the disco beat seniors Earl Hardy and Edris Wil- liams dance at the Club Demensions in Highland. Below: Winter ‘shut in’ views soap opera on the ‘old tube’ during snow day. Bottom Right: Shoveling snow, one of the perils of winter, sophomore Tom English demonstrates a technique common to those who survived the Great Blizzard” of ' 79. Far Right: “Junk Food Junkie. Sophomore. Alezandra Marin “chows down during the blizzard of ' 79. 6 Winter Diversions

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©g cD dd [ j) 0 ' G ' @ f 0 raag ©ootfS Voyager I transmitted breathing pictures as it passed near Jupiter in March. A fastball? Happy feet? Kool Ade? Toothless? Tons of hot air? Grease? A broken tank? Each had a place in the spotlight and became a special moment. Sports? Spinks beat Ali for the heavyweight bout, but Ali turned around and regained his title. Guidry of the NY Yankees received the American League Cy Young Award. International? Pope John Paul II became the church’s third pope of the year, and the first non-Italian in 450 years. The Double Eagle II was the first successful transatlantic flight. A Libe- rian tanker spilled 230,000 tons of oil, which aroused the voices of many conser- vationists. The word you heard? The box office smash of the year was “Grease.” However, the movie was ignored by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Shock? Jonestown, Guy- ana was the scene of a mass murder suicide. More than 900 people in a religious cult died from Kool Ade laced with cyanide poisoning. Left: Leon Spinks wins the heavyweight championship, and Pope John Paul II cap- tures the top spot in the Roman Catholic Church. Above left: Cindy Arney, freshman, reads the back flap of the motion picture sound- track of “Grease.” In the news 5

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[?©w@irf satfanffej) oDSglialf,, §QDDD tegj Hey, enough is enough! We’re all getting a classic case of cabin fever. The weatherman says that we have beaten the all time snow record. Listen Mother Nature, we’re not really out to better our record. We are satisfied!!! Ways to beat the snow blahs? Eating is a favorite pastime. However, it does develop that “old spare tire” around the middle. How about disco dancing? Or bet- ter yet, roller disco? Whatever spare time activities you might find intrigueing, snow shoveling should top the list. It is good for the “middle, increases coordination and (most importantly) allows escape from the cabin.