Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

■ i| m tip : y.SXstT rf A ' VNV OM Above: Getting into the holiday spirit, sen- ior Laura Garibay, sophomore Lori Huke, senior Tony Hardesty, freshman Traci Dut- ton, sophomore Diane Allbritten, senior Leslie Voorhies and sophomore Kathy Siersema gather together in a wreath of Christmas wishes. Right: Assorted Christmas carnations attract the attention of Laura Garibay while she browses through the Mall.” 2 Shoppin ' Huntin’ ’Around ’bout for holiday bargains ‘‘We’re always changin’. Right?” “Hey, look at everything around us. Did you see the same things yesterday?” “Well, then there’s your proof. People, places and things change in this fast- paced society.” CHS visited the Southlake Mall in December, to dis- cover how the whole envi- ronment is changin’. Christmas decorations were on display, and Santa was already taking orders. Inflation was giving prices a push, and we were required to dig deeper into our pock- ets. Although the biggest attraction at the Mall was the 135 different stores, stu- dents stopped to enjoy the Christmas trimmings. Left: Look at that price!” says Tony Har- desty to Laura Garibay. Below: CHSers travel down the escalator to the second floor of stores. Above Left: Junior Donna Frye assists Les- lie Voorhies with a purchase from a store at the Mall.” Changin’ ENJOYIN’ CHSers attempt the good life ! “Enjoyin’ life” is a motto that one should live by. No matter how hard we try, we all feel the need to improve our approach to fun. However, we soon realize that we can only do our best. After all, the fun is in our attempt. “Enjoyin’ ” school activi- ties can be fun and interest- ing. Beating the “old grind” helps to break the monotony of the schoolday routine. Daily and nightly activi- ties during the school year included Spirit Week, Homecoming, plays, turna- bout, concerts, banquets, Graduation and Prom. A smorgasbord of fun! The pursuit of fun is a serious business. “Enjoyin’ ” was an intricate part of CHS student life. Activities Division 5 6 Homecoming T auber wins court title Graduates and students gathered at Homecoming to celebrate the Warriors’ first win of the season. The CHS squad beat Gary Emerson, 20-14, on Friday, September 19. Halftime was celebrated by the crowning of Kim Tau- ber, senior, as the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Kim was a member of Student Council and Pep Club. The annual parade was held prior to the game. Dec- orated cars and floats gath- ered at the school at 4:30 p.m. “Warriors on the War Path,” the senior entry, was the winning float. Second place honors were given to OEA for their theme, “File it under Victory.” And third place the Cheerleaders for “Blow’Em Away.” Top Three Across: Members of the 1980 court are seniors Myra Benjamin, Angie White and Debbie Wheelen. Escorts are seniors Brook Ewen, Emerson Tiller and Lynn Brinkly. Top: Kim Tauber, senior, serves as 1980 Homecoming Queen. Kim ' s escort is Randy Mcllroy. Left: Shouting to spectators, members of the Senior Class sit atop their float. “War- riors on the War Path. Homecoming 7 Puff, Revue accent week Pep Sessions, Homecom- ing Revue and Powder Puff brought excitement to the annual Spirit Week celebra- tion on September 15 to 19. The 1950’s were the rage on Monday, as CHSers dressed in attire of the period. Cowboys and Indi- ans invaded Calumet on Tuesday, and on Thursday students dressed as their favorite punk rocker. Red and White were the colors students chose for Friday. The Junior-Freshman Team won the annual pow- der puff game against the Sophmore-Senior Squad by a score of 16-14. Mr. Paul Borlick, faculty member, attempted to raise student morale with his tra- ditional speech at the pep session on Friday. Top Right: Sophomores Rhonda Hedge ana Sarah Moore congradulate junior Marty Roper on the winning of the 1980 Homecoming Beauty Contest. Bottom Right: Seniors Lynette Lavender and Gina Walton interupt the Munster” scene during the Homecoming Revue. 8 Spirit Week Left: Sophomore Gwen Kirksey dresses in costume for Cowboy and Indian Day. Above Left: Senior Reba Stokes runs a sweep left to avoid Junior Laura Pahl in the Powder Puff football game. Above: CHS Warriorettes dance to the beat in the 1980 Homecoming Revue. Above Right: Senior Richard Mitchell hosts. NAME THAT TEAM, with contest- ants Juniors Gina Ketchum and Starla Sor- rell. Spirit Week 9 Cast Members Randy Mcllroy Count Dracula Bob Hamilton Jonathon Harker Tom Glinski Dr. Van Helsing Angela White Lucy Wenstrom Debbie Walsh Mina Harker Starla Sorrell Mrs. Wenstrom Scott Sweeney Coachman Top: Senior Tom Glinski (Dr. Von Helsing) keeps senior Angela White (Lucy Wen- strom) at bay with a cross, while other cast members follow the action. Right: Cast members gather outside of Dra- cula ' s castle in hopes of putting an end to the villain. Far Right: Senior Eric Aldridge applies make-up to senior Scott Sweeney (coach- man). 10 Fall Play A tale of biting terror “Dracula,” A Classic Tale of Terror, was presented in the Calumet High School auditorium on November 7 and 8. Mr. Paul Borlick, drama instructor directed the production written by Bram Stoker. This three act thriller took place in the 1890’s with Dra- cula seeking vengeance against Dr. Van Helsing and Jonathon Harker. Left: Sophomore Marlene Wise, juniors Becky Guiiey and Starla Sorrell sink their fangs into ' Jonathon. ' Below: Junior Bob Hamilton (Jonathon Harker) strikes the coachman in the final act of the production. Fall Play 11 Refunds cause long lines Getting a book and your refund too was an activity provided at the annual year- book signing party on Sep- tember 8. Due to a smaller number of pages, purchasers received a $2.00 refund when they obtained their book in the fieldhouse foyer. “A Dawn Of A Decade” was the theme for the book. The book contained four pages of full color. Approxi- mately 420 books were sold during the campaign in the fall of ’79. Top: Students gather around the table to exchange autographs in their 1981 year- book. Right: Sophomore Shari Behnke looks for familiar faces in the club section of the book. 12 Yearbook Distribution Top: Reviewing last year ' s events, Senior Jeff Morris turns to the Homecoming sec- tion. Below: Seniors Shari Parker and Cindy Frye exchange autographs at the yearbook signing party. Above: Attempting to protect her ' 80 book, sophomore Diane Allbritten applies a plas- tic cover to the Chieftain.” Left: Sophomores JoAnn Williams, Chris Nielson and Debbie Devine examine the sections of the ' 80 publications. Yearbook 13 Bottom: Diana Wood, sophomore, and Bill Villarreal, junior, step through the arch at the Christmas Dance. Below: Eric Williamson, sophomore, and Kathy Favuzzo, freshman, dance to the sounds of Montery. Right: Capturing a special moment, junior Jean Nelson and date, Robert Moss, dance to a slow selection by the band. 14 Christmas Dance Flickering candles provide atmosphere “Montery,” a local band, played while Calumet stu- dents danced at the fifth annual Candlelight Reflec- tions. The annual turnabout was sponsored by Indiana Health Occupation Student Association (I-HOSA). Couples gathered in the fieldhouse foyer for the holi- day event. Christmas trees and candles were provided as decorations to develop the theme of the semi-formal dance. Refreshments included mints and punch. Spasoff Studio provided photographs of couples. Left: Mr. James Spasoff. photographer, poses sophomores Bill Pressler and Tracy Barr. Below: Reviewing photos, seniors Mike Wertz and date, Penny Matterson, receive instant impressions of the dance. Story told in music and drama Christmas sounds and spirit filled the Auditorium as the Drama and Choral Departments presented their third annual pageants on December 15. CHS’s Band also pre- sented a concert for the pub- lic on December 17. A trum- pet trio also performed at the free evening concert. Above: Portraying a wiseman, Senior Rob- ert Brown carries his gift to the newborn child. Right: Senior Scott Sweeney, (Caesar) qui- etly observes the problems of his day. Top: CHS Band includes carols as a part of their third annual Christmas Concert. 16 Musical Concerts Top: Mary, Senior Angela White whispers to the Christ child, as Joseph and shep- herds, keep their watch.” Left: Calumet Chorus members include selections that represent the nativity. Above: Senior Johnny Davis plays the Xylophone at the Band Christmas Concert. Musical Concerts 17 18 Spaghetti Supper Pasta patrons attend supper Office Education Associa- tion (OEA) turned patrons Italian on March 12, when they prepared their annual supper. The event was held in the school cafeteria from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Group members prepared the meal for students, staff and community members. According to Miss Eva Simic, sponsor, approxi- mately 350 people attended the dinner. Proceeds from the supper were used to send OEA qualifiers to the national competition in Texas. Top: Alejandra Marin, senior, asks patrons to choose between cake or jello for dessert. Above: Keeping a ready supply for patrons, senior Darla McLain stocks the line with more cake. Left: Draining a pot of steaming spaghetti, Mr. Robert O’Conner, OEA sponsor, helps with meal preparation. Spaghetti Supper 19 Bottom:Marlene Wise, sophomore, (Sally Sweet) stares dreamingly while she receives a proposal from Lonnie Jordan, senior, (Buffalo Bill Chips). Right: Lynette Lavender and Scott Swee- ney, seniors, (Tourists) are stopped by a rock slide while touring the beach. Below: Lisa Weisemann and Eric Aldridge (Mr. and Mrs. White) sadly mourn the death of their daughter. pri 20 Spring Play Classes don greasepaint A evening of one act plays was presented on April 3 and 4 by the CHS Drama Department. All participants were enrolled in drama classes at Calumet. The program consisted of three plays entitled, “The Bad, The Worse, and The Broccoli,” “The Monkey’s Paw” and “The Incredible Bulk of Bikini Beach.” Performances were held in the school auditorium. Mr. Paul Borlick, class instructor, served as director of the productions. Top: Characters listen to Chad Planer, jun- ior, (Sgt. Major Morris) who explains the mystery of the Monkey’s Paw. Below: Jeff Morton, junior, (Johnny) tries to bribe junior Dale Lane (the judge) while Peggy Krejci (Ruby Diamond) watches. Making the grade at CHS Forty students were inducted into the Calumet chapter of the Honor Soci- ety on May 29. The candlelight ceremony was held in the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Organization officers gave speeches at the program. Quill and Scroll held their honors banquet on April 30 at San Remo. Cherill Baize, sophomore, was named “Most Valuable Staffer” by the Hammond Times.” Pat- rick Ard was named “Most Contributing Newspaper Staff Member,” and Lisa Parsons, sophomore, received “Most Contributing Yearbook Staff Member.” Top: Inductees hold candles during the Honor Society ceremony held in the audi- torium. Right: Cherill Baize, sophomore, receives “The Most Valuable Staffer” plaque from the “Hammond Times.” Left: (page 23): Selected Most Contribut- ing Yearbook Staff Member, Lisa Parsons, sophomore, accepts an award from Miss Francie Blaney, adviser. 22 Honoraries Honoraries 23 Left: Kari Stadt, sophomore, is congratulated by Mr. Robert Joseph princi- pal, and receives her membership card. Below: Arne Hernandez, freshman, signs his name in the Calumet Chapter National Honor Society book. Below Right: Patrick Ard, junior, receives a certificate for the most inches of newspaper copy from Miss Francie Blaney, adviser. Patrick was also named “Most Contributing Newspaper Staff Member. Seniors ‘go wacky’ in ’81 For the first time in over fifteen years, the Senior Class at CHS presented a class play. In the spring, the 1981 class performed “Be Happy, Go Wacky!” The production was given on April 10 at 7 p.m. and during fifth and sixth hours. The story was based on a family with mischievous twins who lived by the title’s motto, “Be Happy, Go Wacky!” Senior Bobbi Jo Jones served as student director. Michael Wertz was assistant director and prompter. Daphne Schoon was the cast’s business manager. Miss Johnnie McCray was spo nsor for the production. Cast Members Pamela Dixon Myra Benjamin Ginger Theresa Evans Clay Dixon Richard Koscielski Disney Lynette Lavender Daphne Lisa Lavender Whiz Whaley Tammy Majeski Madge Whaley . . . .Laurie Anserello DickDesmonde Mike Gruszyk Ellen Drake Lisa Murawski Stafford Yates David Schoon Emma Whaley Liz Geary Aunt Molly Millarky . . Rena Nelson Garland Glanders. . . .Tom Seberger Peachie May Glanders Darlene Ousley J. Wofford Woolrich Jody Long Above: Frightened by the spell cast upon Tammy Majeski (Whiz Whaley), Tom Seberger (Garland Glanders), leaps through the air. Right: Cast members are astonished to find the hospital attendant trying to capture Jody Long (J. Wofford Woolrich). 24 Senior Play ' « 5 � ‘ Senior Play 25 Left: Tammy Majeski brays like a donkey after coming under the spell of the twins. Below: Richard Koscielski (Clay Dixon) and Myra Benjamin (Pamela Dixon) assist Rena Nelson, an ailing aunt who came to visit. Below Left: Charles Robinson (Bill Corson) attempts to cart Jody Long off to an asy- lum. Below: Prior to production, Mike Wertz applies make-up to cast member Darlene Ousley. Grads gather at CHS gala Soon to be graduates, members of the Class of 1981 attended the annual Senior Banquet on May 6 at Tiebels restaurant. Awards for scholarship, attendance, cheerleading, and health occupations were given at the dinner. Gag awards were also presented. Miss Johnnie McCray served as sponsor for the class. Mura Benjamin was president and Richard Kos- cielski was vice president. Right: Members of the class of 1981 gather at the Senior Banquet to honor classmates. Below: Peggy Spradlin, Mike Gruszk and Rodney Hodge perform a saxophone trio at the banquet. Above Left: Miss Johnnie McCray presents a certificate to Tom Hodge, a National Merit Scholarship recipient. Above Left: Angela White receives an award for best legs” and “walk” at the Senior Banquet. Left: Miss Pauline Yatsko, cheerleader sponsor, presents a gift to Julie Towers, senior varsity squad member. Below: Tony Hardesty receives a Hoosier Scholarship certificate. Senior Banquet 27 Above: Couples dance to the music of “Holy Smoke,” an area band. Above Right: Veronica McFerson, junior and her date exchange conversation at the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Right: Juniors Tina Greene and Curtis For- rester are crowned Queen and King during ceremonies held at the Prom. 28 Prom A V ery formal CHS occasion! Juniors Tina Greene and Curtis Forrester were selected Queen and King of the annual Junior-Senior Prom on May 8. The Event entitled “Always and Forever” was held at the Saint Elijah Ser- bian-Orthodox Hall in Mer- rillville. Music was provided by the area band, “Holy Smoke.” Photographs were taken by Spasoff Studios. The annual event was sponsored by the CHS Jun- ior Class. Mr. Brian Dye, fac- ulty member, served as sponsor for the first time this year. Left: Graduate Mark Buffington removes a garter from senior Peggy Spradlin. Above: Junior Lisa Vargas puts a garter on the sleeve of her date Robert Castor. The garter is a CHS tradition. Left: George Murga, senior, removes a gar- ter from his date Kelly Steele. Prom 29 The big day comes at last Calumet’s Chris Traicoff Gymnasium filled rapidly as family members and friends arrived for commencement exercises on May 17. Approximately 230 stu- dents participated in the cer- emony. Myra Benjamin and Rich- ard Koscielski were selected as valedictorian and saluta- torian for the graduating class of 1981. Pam Mosely, class trea- surer, presented the wel- come speech. The class his- tory was recalled by Richard Koscielski, vice president. Myra Benjamin, class presi- dent, delivered the apprecia- tion speech. The invocation was presented by Pam Wheeler at the ceremony. Mr. Herbert Abramson, superintendent of Lake Ridge Schools, and Mr. Rob- ert Joseph, principal, distrib- uted the diplomas. Above Left: Delivering the traditional valedictory speech is Myra Benjamin. Above Right: Salutatory address is given by Richard Koscielski during commence- ment. Right: Mr. Herbert Abramson, superin- tendent, congratulates James Arnold as he receives his diploma. 30 Graduation Above: Marching down the aisle, 1981 graduate candidates take their seats during the processional at commencement. Bottom Left: Marion Avant receives her diploma from Mr. Herbert Abramson, superintendent. Bottom Right: Members of the Class of 1981 gathered in the Chris Traicoff Gym- nasium for commencement exercises. Graduation 31 Changin’ Philosophy on winnin’? What do we mean by win- nin’? Is it mearly scoring the most points, or is it by the way we play the game? Yes, you’re right. It is the way we play the game! In order to win, one must put all of his her efforts toward playing fairly, hon- estly and with active enthu- siasm. What really counts is sportsmanship. That is: 1. Playing by the rules. 2. Having faith in your team- m ates. 3. Controlling your temper. 4. Staying in good shape. ( 5. Having a “stout heart’’ in defeat. 6. Avoiding boastfulness in victory. 7. Retaining a sound soul, a clean mind and a healthy body. 8. Playing the game. Sports Division 33 Varsity Cross Country (8-2) CHS OPP LaPorte 34 21 Hobart 35 20 Lowell 28 27 Highland 34 21 Roosevelt 38 17 Wirt 20 35 Griffith 32 23 Crown Point 40 15 Lake Central 37 18 Munster 21 34 Highland Invitational Hobart Invitational 4th 8th Conference 7th Sectional 6th Kluga gains top honors Calumet’s Boys Cross Country Team finished the 1980 season with a 8-2 record. The team’s most “Valuable Runner” was sophomore Kenny Kluga. Freshman David Walton was named for best per- formance. “Most Improved” was junior Scott Feeler. The team placed sixth in the sectional meet, and fin- ished in the seventh seat in the Lake Suburban Confer- ence meet. Coach Harkabus indi- cated that his number one and two runners were soph- omores Kenny Kluga and Armondo Gutierez. Top: Freshman David Walton paces him- self at practice. Right: Boys Cross Country: front row: David Walton, Armando Gutierrez, Robert Fortier, Jody Long; row 2: Rodney Rodriguez, Richard Koscielski, Scott Feeler, Ken Kluga; row 3: Mr. Randy Harkabus. 34 Top: CHS runners practice for upcoming meets in the Calumet Area. Above Left: Ken Kluga, sophomore con- centrates on endurance for future meets. Above Right: Girls Cross Country: front row: Lisa Raby, Alejandra Marin, Sherry Andrews; row 2: Mykel Scarborough, Cheryl Land, Tina Greene; row 3: Rena Nelson, Mr. Robert Schoon. o- 35 Ewen named most valuable Calumet’s Boys Varsity Tennis Team completed their 1980 season with six wins and seven losses. The netters played thir- teen area teams during the season. Senior Brook Ewen was named “Most Valuable Player”, sophomore David Beckham and senior Emer- son Tiller were cited as “Most Improved Players,” and junior Frank Sweeney was named “Most Produc- tive” at the boy’s fall sports banquet. Mr. Jerry Tauber served as coach for both JV and Var- sity squads. Boys Varsity (M Tennis CHS OPP Andrean 0 5 Morton 3 2 Munster 0 5 Lake Central 4 1 Griffith 1 4 Lew Wallace 5 0 Bishop Noll 0 5 River Forest 5 0 Lowell 1 4 ! Highland 0 5 ! Hobart 1 4 Crown Point 3 2 Hanover Central 4 1 Right: Boys Varsity Tennis: front row: David Stadt, Frank Sweeney, David Beckham, Mike Davet; row 2: Mr. Jerry Tauber, Emerson Tiller, Ron Demkowicz, Brook Ewen, Ed Keck. Above: Brook Ewen, “Most Valuable Player” displays a forehand at practice. 36 Boys Tennis Left: Boys JV Tennis Team: front row: Phillip Villarreal, Larry Henderson; row 2: Billy White, Eric Williamson, Jeff Bogdon, Todd Hartman, Mr. Jerry Tauber. Left: Ed Keck, senior, serves an Ace. Above Right: Number two singles stand- out, junior Frank Sweeney, follows through on a backhand. Above: Junior Ron Demkowicz volleys for a winner. 37 ? Set, bump, and spike! CHS Varsity Volleyball Team held a record of six wins and fourteen losses during the season. Junior Varsity squad members completed their season, 0-19. Sophomore, Diane All- britten was honored by attaining an honorable men- tion status in Lake Suburban Conference awards. Confer- ence coaches selected the sophomore, along with other Volleyball Athletes in the LSC. Girls Verity Volleyball (6-14) CHS Chesterton L OPP w Merrillville L w Clark L w Whiting W L Lew Wallace W L Andrean L W Hammond High L W Morton L W Lowell L W Hanover Central W L Griffith W L Lake Central W L Highland L W Muns ter L W Crown Point L W Gavit W L Portage L W Valparaiso L W Lake Station L W Right: Junior Kim Miller sets the ball to senior Sherrie Parker as junior Lita Borens waits patiently. Right (page 39): junior Varsity Volleyball: front row: Kathleen Harbin, Lisa Goins, Edie Vinyard, Barbara Eades, Jeanean Sechrest, Sherry Planer; row 2: Robin West, Gordona Marinkovic, Marge Van Dyke, Sherry Witt, DiAnna Wood, Donna Simko, Mrs. Judy Smith. 38 Girls Volleyball tyvwn oiu«f7 n v ' T ; [v uMfr 6 dP 4%5 (0-19) CHS OPP Chesterton L w Merrillville L w Clark L w Whiting L w Lew Wallace L w Andrean L w Hammond High L w Morton L w Lowell L w Hanover Central L w Griffith L w Lake Central L w Highland L w Munster L w Crown Point L w Gavit L w Portage L w Valparaiso L w Lake Station L w Above Right: Using a power serve is soph- omore, Diane Allbritten at varsity home game. Above Left: Spiking the ball is senior Sher- rie Parker, while sophomore Diane Allbrit- ten waits to participate. syb tn Gudelia Marin, Kathy Cora, Sherrie Parker, Rhonda Reed, Lisa Towers, Shelia Baron; row 2: Julie Towers, Lita Borens, Amy Ols, Shari Behnke, Deann Robbins, Diane Allbritten, Miss Laura Baird. Girls Volleyball 39 Above: Breaking through the hoop during pre-game activities, senior Scott Sweeney, followed by sophomore Troy Warrens, make their way onto the field at Home- coming. Right: While junior Ty Olin, 37, blocks, junior Randy Derr, 11, prepares to pass to a CHS receiver. Varsit y Football ' 3-7) CHS OPP. Clark 0 36 Bishop Noll 0 26 Gary Roosevelt 0 44 Highland 8 28 Emerson 21 14 Lake Central 18 37 Lowell 14 7 Munster 16 33 Griffith 6 28 Crown Point 14 13 40 Varsity Football Y oung faces on CHS squad Youth was a key factor in the 1980 gridiron action at CHS. The squad had only five seniors. However, according to Coach Lou Lin- dinger, the remaining 39 players did receive “valua- ble experience.” Juniors Ty Olin and Dar- rell Akemon were named “Most Valuable Players” by gridiron coaches. Others cited for their participation were junior Randy Derr, “Most Improved;” senior Tony Fairbanks, “Best Men- tal Attitude;” junior John Wilson, “Best Defensive Lineman;” senior Scott Sweeney, “Best Offensive Lineman;” Ty Olin, “Best Defensive Back;” and Dar- rell Akemon, “Best Offen- sive Back.” Above: Varsity Football: front row: John Wilson, Tony Fairbanks, Dale Denault, Bob Elizondo, Tom Rutledge, Mark Allbritten, Bill Gidey; row 2: Chris Hernandez, Steve Davis, Curtis Forester, Randy Derr, Keith Johnson, John Evetts, Jeff Morton; row 3: Trent Buffington, Ty Olin, Kenny Coopwood, Frank Carrillo, Anthony Whitehead, Jerry Russell; row 4: Tim Pusateri, Troy Warrens, David Grise, Scott Sweeney, Steve Williams, Darreli Akemon; row 5: Mr. Charles Cole, Mr. Ron Johnson, Mr. Robert Mizera, Mr. Doug Starewicz, Mr. Rick Parker, Mr. Lou Lindinger. Left: Steve Williams, sophomore, goes into motion awaiting the snap of the ball. Below: Junior Varsity: front row: Van Wray, Dan Estes, Rolondo Leal, Art Carrillo, Bill Villarreal, John Nimetz, Mike Steinhubel; row 2: Mark Rodrigues, James Walker, John Dietrich, Dwain Wise, Darrell Sills, John Estrada; row 3: Mike Peters, Tim Thomas, Judd Smith, Dale Lane, Kirk Marrie. Varsity Football 41 T ackle, pass run and score Calumet’s Junior Varsity griders played eight games during the regular season. Coach Doug Starewicz indicated that Ken Coop- wood, sophomore, was the squad’s leading rusher. Artie Carrillo, sophomore, was cited as the leading receiver. The coach also included sophomore Darrell Sills as the team’s leading tackier. Freshman team members finished their season, 3-5. Mr. Charles Cole and Mr. Robert Mizera served as coaches for the squad. Above: Senior Tony Fairbanks, 39, carries the ball for CHS while juniors John Wil- son, 82, and David Grice, 54, block. Right: Scoring a touchdown, Ty Olin, jun- ior, puts CHS on the scoreboard against Emerson High School. Bel ow: Freshman Football Team: front row: Brian Burk, Gerald Snodgrass, Kerry Skelton, Donnie Evans; row 2: Louie Lopez, Armando Perez, Randy Marimen, Mark Valley, Marvin Young, Mike Haines, Doug Kluga, Edward Gronkiewicz; row 3: Mr. Charles Cole, Phil Harper, Marshall Robinson, David Pahl, David Krawczenia, Marvin Wilson, Dennis Travis; row 4: Doug Olin, Dean Marsh, Joe Milosevich, Kevin Roach, Berry Handley, Darrell Morgan, Tom Philpot, Mr. Robert Mizera. 42 JV and Freshman Football Left: Avoiding a Lowell blocker, sopho- more Tony Whitehead, 20, carries the ball for Calumet. Middle: Junior Randy Derr, 11, releases a pass downfield to a CHS receiver. Below: Carrying the ball for the Warriors, sophomore Chris Hernandez, 22, looks for an opening provided by CHS blockers. JV Football ( 1 - 7 ) CHS OPP. Bishop Noll 0 32 Crown Point 0 14 Highland 12 19 Whiting 32 0 Lake Central 6 20 Lowell 6 21 Munster 14 18 Freshman Football ( 3 - 5 ) CHS OPP. Bishop Noll 25 14 Crown Point 6 12 Highland 14 12 Pierce 0 20 Lake Central 0 12 Lowell 6 0 Munster 0 14 Griffith 0 24 JV and Freshman Football 43 Above: Senior A1 Estr ada uses a turk ride to control his opponent. Right: Varsity Wrestling Team: front row: Tony Smith, Willie Smith, A1 Estrada, Trent Buffington, Norbert Williams, Pat Favuzzo; row 2: John Dietrich, Phil Werno, Bob Hamilton, Pete Marinkovic, Tony Fairbanks, Tom Rutledge, Daryll Akemon. Below: Using a “guillotine,” Tom Rutledge, junior, pins his Highland opponent. 44 Varsity Wrestling ‘Pinning’ down the sectional! Calumet’s grapplers fin- ished first in the sectional competition during the year. The squad placed first at the Calumet Tournament. John Dietrich, junior, was the only team member to qualify for semi-state com- petition in Merrillville. At the conclusion of the season, junior Tom Rutledge was named, “Most Valuable Wrestler.” Junior Willie Smith was awarded “Quick- est Pin” and John Dietrich, junior, was named ‘‘Most Improved Wrestler.” Varsity Wrestling 45 Left: John Dietrich, junior, works at a “take down against his opponent from Lake Central. Above: Senior Phil Werno executes a “craddle” against his opponent. Varsity Wrestling ( 7 - 1 ) CHS OPP. Roosevelt 66 9 Portage 28 27 Hobart 24 28 Munster 36 11 Griffith 61 12 Highland 32 21 Lake Central 30 31 Crown Point 49 14 JV establishes winning way! CHS’ Junior Varsity Wres- tling Team finished their season with 9-1 dual meet record. They also won the Thornton Fractional South Wrestling Tourney by hav- ing a record eight champi- ons. According to Coach Ken Stigall, the outstanding wrestlers on the squad were senior Tim Edgeman, jun- iors Gill Harper, Tom Sulli- van, sophomores Greg Fin- nerty and John Nimetz. Junior Varsity awards were presented to sopho- more Pat Favuzzo, “Out- standing Wrestler,’’ and freshmen Barry Handley and Kerry Skelton who remained undefeated during the season. JV Wrestling ( 7 - 1 - 1 ) CHS OPP. Hobart 37 19 Munster 60 12 Lowell 63 12 Griffith 45 21 Lake Central 40 20 Highland 24 38 Crown Point 69 3 Portage 33 33 Roosevelt 53 18 Below: Junior Tony Fairbanks countering with an opponent from Gary Roosevelt. Right: Junior Varsity Wrestling Team: front row: Tracy Bevil, Tom Sullian, Brent Lock, Timmy Wadkins, Jody Long: row 2: Gilbert Harper, John Nimetz, Timmy Edgeman, Danny Walker, Pat Favuzzo, Todd Rice. Above: Pinning a Munster opponent, soph- omore Trent Buffington competes for CHS. 46 JV Frosh Wrestling Left: Pinning his opponent, sophomore Trent Buffington uses a craddle combina- tion.” Below: Junior Darrell Akemon in a referee position, waits for the proper signal from the official to begin the match. Freshman Wrestling (7-0) CHS OPP. Hobart 66 9 Munster 48 24 Griffith 39 31 Highland 41 30 Crown Point 52 19 Lowell 78 0 Lake Central 78 0 Left: Freshman Wrestling: front row: Tommy Wiser, Carlos Gonzales, Kerry Skelton, Ron Peas, Billy Davis, Michael Trevino; row 2: Mark Valle, Matt Ludwig, Larry Delph, Bernie Gonzales, Scott Shoca; row 3: Kim Darwin, Don Neeley, Berry Handley, Ed Broncowitz, Ellery Guttenburg, David Paul, Barbara Eades. JV Frosh Wrestling 47 Squad tags for Tipton The CHS varsity basket- ball squad held their annual tag day this year to raise funds for their trip to Tipton Indiana to play the Tipton Blue Devils. Seniors Tom Seberger and Brook Ewen were cited as “Most Valuable Players.” Tom Seberger, senior was named ‘‘Leading Rebound- er.” Ed Keck, senior, was named the player with the ‘‘Best Mental Attitude.” Sophomore Charlie Washington was the play- er with the “Best Free Throw Percentage.” Top: Boys Varsity Basketball Team: front row: Chuck Smiley, Randy Derr, Frank Sweeney. John Pippins, Ed Keck. Bobby Elizondo, Mike Eastman; row 2: Robert Rice, Robert Fortier, Lester Morris, Kenny Coopwood, Charlie Washington, Tom Seberger, Brook Ewen, Ron Battle, John Wilson, Mr. Carl Traicoff. Right: The varsity squad demonstrates team work during the game againstt Thorton Fractional North. Right: Senior Ed Keck, 5, rebounds the ball and shoots for two points. Left: Senior Ed Keck, 5, tries to shoot the ball while being guarded by Highland High opponents. Below: Senior Ed Keck, 5, shoots for two while being guarded by Andrean senior Dan Dakich, 44. Boys Varsity Basketball (3-7) CHS OPP Chicago Saint James 73 68 Portage 58 68 Munster 63 60 Griffith 51 49 Lake Central 58 71 Bishop Noll 45 73 Thorton Fractional North 46 49 Lowell 66 68 Andrean 64 68 Michigan City Marquette 53 70 Bottom Left: Sophomore Charlie Wash- ingtn, 12, shoots the ball while being guarded by a Highland High opponent. Boys Varsity Basketball 49 Johnson wins Frosh MVP CHS’ Freshman Basket- ball Team ended their 1980- 1981 season with a record of 4 wins and 12 losses for the “A” team, and 3 wins and 7 losses for the “B” team. According to Coach Jerry Tauber, Billy White received an award for “Most Improved Player.” Omar Johnson was cited as “Most Valuable Player.” Boys JV Basketball (8-12) CHS OPP St. James 40 22 Portage 52 33 Munster 55 49 Griffith 40 41 Lake Central 31 57 Bishop Noll 41 49 TF North 36 39 Lowell 38 36 Andrean 30 44 Marquette 40 32 Crown Point 31 39 Tipton 32 48 Hammond Gavit 28 37 Griffith 36 51 Highland 39 50 Hobart 34 49 Munster 28 45 Gage Park 53 39 Hammond Morton 40 51 Hammond Clark 51 36 Top Right: Boys Junior Varsity Basketball: front row: Art Carrillo, Charles Elam, Eric Williamson, Ken Kluga; row 2: Chris Plesha, Lester Morris, Rodney Rodrigues, Chuck Smiley; row 3: Steve Seberger, Jeff Bogdon, Dave Seberger, Mike Dravet, Mr. Doug Olis. Right: Boys Freshman Basketball: front row: Billy White, Marshall Robinson, Marvin Young; row 2: Tom Philpot, David Walton, Chuck O ' Bradovich, Eric Hinkle; row 3: Luis Lopez, Robert Nelson, David Krawczenia; row 4: Mr. Jerry Tauber, Tommy Haynes, Marvin Wilson, Kevin Roach, Omar Johnson. Right: Searching for his teammates, sopho- more Charlie Washington, looks to pass to a CHS player. 50 Boys Basketball Bovs Freshman Basketball A Team ( 4 - 13 ) CHS OPP Hanover 51 23 Crown Point 30 44 Bishop Noll 40 57 Whiting 48 45 Gavit 33 29 Lew Wallace 27 49 Horace Mann 39 64 Morton 33 35 Lake Station 46 31 Griffith 33 53 Highland 30 32 Lake Central 22 62 Clark 42 43 Munster 34 41 Lowell 23 33 Andrean 44 51 Bottom: Senior Tom Seberger, guarded closely by a Highland opponent, attempts two points for the Warriors. Above: Sophomore Eric Williamson han- dles the ball against the Thorton Fractional North Meteors for the CHS Squad. Boys JV Freshman Basketball 51 Girls Varsity Basketball ( 8 - 11 ) CHS OPP Portage 33 40 Gavit 33 26 Crown Point 30 41 Andrean 34 23 Lake Central 51 21 Lake Station 39 29 Morton Tourney Morton 38 42 Westside 45 38 Munster 45 33 Holiday Tourney Chesteron 37 43 East Chicago 40 51 Valparaiso 29 43 Lowell 49 40 Chesterton 24 63 Highland 35 42 Hammond High 42 51 Merrillville 47 52 Griffith 43 35 Sectional Crown Point 34 66 Girls JV Basketball (9-9) CHS OPP Portage 33 40 ! Gavit 33 28 ! Crown Point 18 26 Andrean 34 23 Lake Central 51 21 Lake Station 39 29 Morton 48 51 West Side 43 38 Munster 45 33 Chesterton 37 43 East Chicago Washing ton 46 51 Valparaiso 41 29 Lowell 48 39 Highland 35 42 Hammond High 42 51 ■ Merrillville 47 52 Griffith 43 35 Above: Amy Ols, freshman releases the ball as she attempts to make a free throw shot. Middle: Girls Varsity Basketball Team: front row: Reba Stokes, Alejandra Marin, Donna Simko, Sheila Baron, Tina Greene; row 2: Lita Borens, Amy Ols, Deanna Robbins, Shari Behkne, Diane Allbritten, Miss Robyn Payne. Below: Girls Junior Varsity Basketball: front row: Cheryl Land, Donna Simko, Shari Behkne, Joy Miller; row 2: Mr. Rick Parker, Gordana Marinkovic, Raeann White, Mykel Ann Scarborough, Sherry Andrews. 52 Girls Basketball Baron chosen All-Conference CHS’ Girls Varsity Basket- ball Team finished their sea- son with a record of 8 wins and 11 losses. According to Coach Robyn Payne, the varsity team this year was very young and comprised mostly of juniors and sen- iors. Sophomore Sheila Baron was chosen All-Conference first team. Diane Albritten, sophomore, was chosen for the second team. Leading scorer for varsity was Sheila Baron. Also Diane Allbritten was leading rebounder for the team. The CHS Girls Junior Var- sity finished their season with 9 wins and 9 losses. The freshman team com- pleted their season with a record of 1 win and 3 losses. Mary Ann Brown, freshman, was leading scorer for the team. Leading rebounders were Sherry Andrews and Sheila Schweighardt, fresh- men. Girls Freshman (1-3) Basketball CHS OPP Highland 4 27 Munster 18 20 Munster 29 26 Lake Central 20 21 Top: Girls Freshman Basketball: front row: Sylvia Salinas, Joy Miller, Anna Hernandez, Carlene Lee; row 2: Miss Robyn Payne, Sherry Andrews, Barbara Eades, Mary Ann Brown, Lisa Goins, Stacey Sorrell; row 3: Kathy Johnson, Erin Malone, Sheila Schweighardt, Mr. Rick Parker. Left: Freshman Mary Ann Brown tips off the ball during a home game against Mun- ster, Girls Basketball 53 Team finishes even season CHS’ Boys Track team completed the 1981 season with a record of seven wins seven losses. The team placed fourth in the Griffith relays, and the Calumet Invitational, and fifth in the Lake Surburan Conference. Honored at the spring banquet were junior John Wilson, “Most Valuable;” sophomores Ken Coop- wood, “Most Improved; ” and Chris Hernandez, “Best Mental Attitude.” Boys Track (7-7) CHS OPP Merrillville 56 58 Clark 5 Gary Roosevelt 125 Crown Point 62 65 Lowell 38 Bishop Noll 66 42 Andrean 81 Emerson 3 Highland 48 72 Munster 36 Griffith 58 63 Lake Central 74 Michigan City Marquette 110 7 Edison 51 Griffith Relays 4 Calumet Invitational 4 Lake Surburan Conference 5 Top: Senior Rodney Hodge represents CHS in Long Jump Competition at the Calumet Invitational. Above: Sophomore Charlie Washington participates in the 800 yard relay at the Calumet Invitational. Right: Boys Track Team: front row: Kari Stadt, Elizabeth Geary, Bobbie Jo Jones; row 2: Rodney Rodrigues, Charlie Washington, John Wilson, Ken Kluga, Mark Rodrigues, Ken Coopwood, Chris Hernandez, Robert Fortier, Tom Schoon, □avid Walton; row 3: Omar Johnson, Ty Olin, Rodney Hodge, Ray Phillips, Tom Haynes, Robert Nelson, Bill Villarreal, David Stadt; row 4: Kevin Roach, Scott Feeler, Berry Handley, Marty Cortez, Marshall Robinson, Steve Peas, Scott Sheets; row 5: Mr. Randy Harkabus, Marvin Wilson, David Krawczenia, Norm Long, Darrell Morgan; row 6: Mr. Richard Sopko, Richard Koscielski, John Gregory, Mr. Charles Cole, Mr. Robert Mizera. 54 Boys Track Left: Sophomore Ken Coopwood throws the shotput against Lake Central High School. Below: Sophomore Chris Hernandez leads Calumet to a victory in the 500 yard relay. Below: Named “Most Valuable Player,” junior John Wilson practices sprinting starts for future meets. Boys Track 55 Hodge travels to state meet The Calumet Girls Track Team received a new coach this 1981 season. The new coach was Miss Johnnie McCray. According to Miss McCray, this year’s team was a rather young and inexperienced one. Yolanda Hodge, junior, placed fourth in regional competition. She also trav- eled to Indianapolis for the state conference meet. The junior was named “Most Valuable Player” at the spring banquet. Above: Carrying the baton, sophomore Diane Wood participates for CHS. Right: Attempting to clear the bar, junior Deanne Robbins participates in the girls high jump at the Lake Suburban Meet. Below: Releasing the discus, Kathy Gora, junior, participates in the field event. Below Right: Junior Deanna Robbins runs the 1600 meter relay for CHS. 56 Girls Track Left: Junior Lita Borens completes in the girls long jump at the Calumet Invitational. Below: Sophomore Ronda Watson runs the 400 relay in the Calumet Invitational. Left: Girls Track: front row: Dawn Gmerels, Sylvia Salinas, Wanda Long, Lupe Castellano, Martha Marin, Gudeline Marin, Alajandra Marin, Kathy Gora; row 2: Debbie Coopwood, Yolanda Hodge, Edie Vinyard, Lisa Goins, Veronica McFerson, Marilyn Krejci, Joyce Frazier; row 3: Miss Laura Baird, Diane Woods, Shari Behnke, Deanna Robbins, Ronda Watson, Lita Borens, Miss Johnnie McCray. Girls Track 57 Team compiles winning season As of May 20, the Boys Varsity Baseball Team’s record was 18-8. During the season, Lynn Brinkley, senior, pitched a no-hitter against Hammond Clark. The senior also com- piled the most walks, 32, which is a school record. For the season, the senior also compiled the most runs-bat- ted-in with 21. Jeff Morris, senior, tied for the most dou- bles with nine. Calumet’s JV Baseball Team improved their per- formance in the early sea- son. Coach Bryan Dye cited freshmen Mike Hepner, Jim Eaglebarger, Doug Kluga, sophomores Earl Welch, Tony Vukovich, Chris Ples- hia and Jeff Bogdon as out- standing players. Sophomore Earl Welch, freshman, Doug Kluga and Mike Hepner all hit over 300 in the early season. Top: Randy Derr, junior, delivers a pitch to a River Forest batman. Right: Proctecting the plate, freshman, Joe MHosevich tags out a Munster runner attempting to score at home. 58 Boys Baseball Left: Boys Baseball Team: front row: Mike Eastman, Lynn Brinkley, Eddie Keck, A1 Estrada, Jeff Morris, Darrell Akemon, Troy Shaw; row 2: Mr. Richard Trcka, John Estrada, Jeff Bogdon, Robert Florez, Ronny Demkowicz, Randy Derr, Rolondo Leal; row 3: Earl Welch, Brook Ewen, Mr. Bryan Dye. Above (two pictures): Bob Florez, senior, holds a River Forest runner close to first base. Left: Senior, Ed Keck, beats out a throw to first. Boys Baseball 59 Right: Girls Varsity Tennis Team: front row: Kim Miller, Chris Lazowski, Lisa Towers, Michelle Ralph; row 2: Kathy Thomas, Sheila Behnke, Amy Ols, Diane Allbritten, Mr. Jerry Tauber. Tennis team visits Avon Girls Tennis Team mem- bers spent the first few prac- tices attempting to “get a seat.” A seat, that is, on the varsity squad. The girls attended the Avon Tennis Tournament on January 29 at the Interna- tional Amphitheater in Chi- cago. This year’s team was led by number one singles player sophomore Sheila Baron, number two singles players senior Chris Lazow- ski, and number three sin- gles player junior Kim Miller. 60 Girls’ Varsity JV T ennis Right: Junior Varsity Girls Tennis Team: front row: Carmen Neri, Theresa Harper, Lori Lambert; row 2: Evelyn Wilson, Lori Rhor, Rhonda Turner, Gordonna Marinkovic, Mr. Jerry Tauber. Top Left: Sophomore Dianne Allbritten follows through with a forehand stroke. Girls’ Varsity Tennis CHS Merriville 4 OPP 3 East Chicago 5 2 Munster 0 6 Lowell 5 2 Valparaiso 0 7 Lake Station 4 3 Griffith 5 2 Morton 3 4 Lake Central 2 5 Portage 3 4 Crown Point 1 6 Highland 3 4 Bishop Noll 3 4 Top: Junior Michelle Ralph follows through on a serve at a home match. Left: Sophomore Sheila Baron, number one singles player, prepares to hit a back- hand. Above: Chris Lazowski, senior, number two singles player readies a forehand. 61 T wo qualify for regional CHS linksmen completed their 1981 season with a record of 5-13. “The team started slowly and prog- ressed through the season,” explained Coach Milos Kar- agin. Senior Steve Bizzle was named “Most Valuable Player;” for the year. The senior also rec eived the award during his junior year. Both Steve and junior Frank Sweeney were quali- fiers for the regional compe- tition. The team will return for the 1982 season with the same roster, excluding Steve Bizzle. “The squad will be tough,” predicted Coach Karagin. Golf (5-13) CHS OPP Gary Roosevelt Andrean 193 229 210 189 Griffith 210 169 Hanover Central 186 180 River Forest 181 214 Munster 186 166 Lowell 204 186 Highland 196 159 Crown Point 206 188 Lake Central 210 161 Hammond Noll 186 194 Griffith 172 157 Hammond Gavit 193 169 Munster 162 167 Lowell 186 185 Highland 173 159 Crown Point 177 180 Lake Central 195 151 Lake Hills Invitational 13th Sectional 5th Above: Junior Frank Sweeney, practicing for future games, putts for par. Left: Hoping for a low score, senior Steve Bizzle tee’s off on the first hole. Below: Golf Team: front row: Eric Wil- liamson, Frank Sweeney, Tom Rutledge, Mike Steinhubel; row 2: Mr. Milos Karagin. Mike Doherty, Steve Bizzle, Dave Seber- ger. Left: (page 62): Senior Steve Bizzle and jun- ior Frank Sweeney check over their score card at Scherwood golf course. Golf 63 BOOKIN Did you bring an extra pencil? Wow! I can’t believe what my eyes are seeing! Yes, in this day and age students are studying. Well, I guess we all know why. Perhaps, everyone is finally realizing the neces- sity of an education. How- ever, the only way to receive one is by cracking those text books. Gee, there are so many things we can learn. The wide variety of areas at CHS should create inter- est. Whether in mathemat- ics, English, history, science, art, practical arts, foreign languages or industrial arts, the choices are many. Academic Division Grammatically speaking??? Parley-vous francais? Hab- las tu espanol? Sprecken sie deutsche? Students at Calumet were offered three different foreign languages in order to find the answers to those ques- tions. Courses included Span- ish I and II; French I, II, and III; German I, II and III. Mr. Steven France, German instructor, was added to the department in the fall. English courses included three years of required classes. Electives in the department were offered in journalism, yearbook, newspaper, senior English and speech. Below: Setting her own pace, sophomore Sherry Masterson types a page for yearbook class. Above Right: Concentrating on his English book, junior Robert Caster looks over his assignment in Mrs. Nan Peloza’s English II class. Left: Freshman Leonard Berry presents a demonstration speech in Mrs. Kit Hunter’s English 9 class. Below: Freshman Brenda LaPlaunt receives an award for having the most inches of copy in Journalism I class from Miss Francie Blaney, instructor. Left: Sitting in Spanish I class, freshman Omar Johnson begins his classroom assign- ment. English Language 67 Solving one’s way in life ! What’s your type? CHS freshmen pondered this question when Biology I took a blood sample and typed their blood for a class- room assignment. Senior Richard Koscielski won the annual CHS Bausch and Lomb honors. The sen- ior was recognized as hold- ing the highest scholastic standing in science classes while at CHS. Freshmen Ted Panayi and Bill White participated in a calculator contest at Indiana University. Right: Checking her notes, freshman Jill Graham works on a laboratory assignment in Mr. Charles Cole ' s sixth hour Biology class. Above: Discussing latitude and longitude junior Randy Derr and Mr. Robert Mizera check points on the globe in an astronomy class. 68 Math Science Above: Armondo Guiterrez, sophomore, completes his homework assignment dur- ing Mr. Jerry Tauber ' s second hour mathe- matics class. Right: Checking for his blood type, Teddy Panayi, freshman, completes laboratory assignment in Mr. Charles Cole ' s sixth hour biology class. Above Right: During Mr. Harry Richard’s advancedchemistry class, junior Susan Milosevich, completes an experiment using a chemical solution to find barium. Math Science 69 Read a good book lately? This year Mrs. Karen Har- wood became the new read- ing teacher. Two shadow scopes were purchased to help improve speed reading. Other equip- ment used was a video dis- play and tape recorders. Among those students enrolled in reading labora- tory, 76 percent improved in the first semester. During the second semester 86 percent improved. The library provided ser- vices for students and fac- ulty. Movies, such as “Car- rie,” “The Wiz,” and “Three Hundred Spartans,” was shown during the lunch hours. Right: Freshman John Miller listens to a tape recording and follows along with the filmstrip. Below: Relaxing with a book, Sophomore Danny Walker, finds a comfortable chair in the CHS library. Above: Students gather in the library to watch a video tape cassette. Left: Using the reading shadow machine, sophomore Robert Johnson, works on increasing word rate speed in reading class. Above Left: Completing an assignment, freshman Mark Scott works in the CHS reading center. Centers 71 Life’s skills major concern Students at Calumet were engaged in many projects during the school year. Mrs. Joyce Weakland’s Food II classes held a cake contest and faculty mem- bers served as judges. Expe- rimental foods gave the sen- ior class a fairwell party. The handicraft classes completed a variety of pro- jects, varying with the sea- sons. The woods classes con- ducted several projects. They made a variety of items such as bowls, clocks and tables. Metals class projects included making clamps, vices, hammers and punches. Above: Adjusting equipment, sophomore Jeff Barrentine and senior Clifford Hunt work on projects in shop. Right: Pounding nails, junior Laura Her- nandez begins a string art project in handi- craft class. Above: Seeking instructions, sophomore Patricia O’Brian gains assistance from Mrs. Joyce Weakland. 72 Practical Arts Practical Arts 73 Above: Senior Pamela Estes adds the final touches to her project in advanced tailor- ing class. Left: Faculty members Mr. Irvin Zelinski, Mrs. Kit Hunter and Mrs. Shirley Traicoff, bookkeeper, in the Foods II cake competi- tion. Above: In the spring play, The Incredible Bulk of Bikini Beach,” senior Debbi Whee- lan participates in a scene. Above Right: As part of a class assignment for speech, senior Tom Glinski announces the daily bulletin. Right: Sophomore Chris Hernandez and senior Cindy Short practice a song for the annual Spring Band Concert. 74 Fine Arts Classes hit spotlights! For the first time drama classes put on a major pro- duction. It was composed of three one-act plays. “The Incredible Bulk of Bikini Beach,” “The Bad, The Worst and The Brocoli,” and “The Monkey’s Paw” were the sequels directed. The band performed two concerts this year, and par- ticipated in parades in the area. The chorus also held two concerts and competed in various contests. Sophomores Roxanne Austin won a third place in the annual high school art show held at Purdue-Calu- met in the spring. Left:Walking down the aisle during the Christmas pageant, junior Jeff Morton por- trays King Caspar. Above: CHS’ choir practices a selection for the annual Christmas pageant. Fine Arts 75 Social areas host guests Classes within the history and social sciences hosted speakers, participated in field trips and worked on special projects during the year. Mr. Steve France’s ancient history class traveled to the Field Museum. Mr. George Ahlgrim’s psy- chology and sociology classes held a food extrava- ganza with dishes represent- ing various nationalities. The group also heard guest speakers representing area social organizations. Above Right: Checking the oven, junior Donna Frye removes her project for Inter- national Food Day in psychology class. Below: Mr. Robert Maginet checks assign- ments in U.S. history class. 76 Social Sciences Above: Completing a history assignment, junior Frank Sweeney works in U.S. his- tory class. Below Left: Reviewing for an exam, stu- dents gather together in U.S. history class to study. Social Sciences 77 CHS stresses keeping fit Life sports and the rules of the road were two concerns of drivers’ education and physical education during the school year. Physical education incor- porated life sports, along with team sports. Life sports included units of tennis, ping pont, racquet ball, bad- minton, and golf. Team sports included units in vol- leyball, baseball, softball, basketball, football and gymnastics. Drivers’ education in- cluded instructions in the car, and the use of simula- tors. Above: Freshman students gather outside the field house for a friendly game of mushball during physical education class. Right: Learning driving skills, sophomore Ronbin Stotts practices on a simulator. 78 Above: Running for home, Joe Wilkerson, freshman, attempts to score a run in physi- cal education class. Left: Returning the ball, sophomore Lisa Anderson participates in a game of ping pong during physical education class. Physical Education 79 Above: Students complete their assign- ments during the sixth hour business machines class. The course is taught by Miss Eva Simic. Right: Junior Cheryl Wilkens practice for an adding machine contest during fifth hour. The competition was sponsored by the Victor Educational Service Institute. 80 Business Minding our own ‘business’ Look out business world, here they come! Business courses at CHS were filled with students eager to learn the workings of the commer- ical world. Courses in the department included intensive labora- tory, Typing I and II, Accounting I and II, general business, Shorthand I, busi- ness arithmetic and business machines. Equipment housed in the department included calcu- lators, typewriters, tele- phones, a memory type- writer, a mimeograph machine, a ditto machine, a photocopier and thermofax machine. Above: Sophomore Dana Stewart works on an electric typewriter assignment for business machines class during sixth hour. Left: Miss Eva Simic demonstrates the dic- taphone to junior Wendy Oliver. The machine is utilized in the business machines ' program. Business 81 Learning job skills at CHS Vocational classes held many projects throughout the year. Graphic arts began printing the “Warrior” newspaper for the first time this year. Health Occupations held their annual blood drive during the month of April. Office Education Associa- tion and Vocational Indus- trial Clubs of America (ICT) participated in reginal con- tests. Senior James VanDyke placed third in the state body and fender competi- tion in Indianapolis. Members of Office Educa- tion Association traveled to the national contest on May 3 to 5. The Vocational Depart- ment held their annual employee banquet on April 15 at the Greek Hall. This year the Vocational Department was also evalu- ated by the State Board of Vocational Technical Edu- cation. An evaluation proc- ess takes place every five years. Mr. Joe Portman’s ICT was cited as a state model. Above Right: Susan Pena, senior, practices bathing patients by using Mrs. Chase” (a mannequin), as Pete Quinones, junior, observes techniques. Middle: Yolanda Gutierrez, senior, pres- ents a plaque to her employer, Mr. lack Garnet. Right: Health Occupations students gather with their employers at the annual voca- tional banquet. 82 Vocational Above Left: Graduate Debbie Aldaker, optometrist’s assistant attends the voca- tional banquet. A former member of the health occupations program, Debbie now employs CHS students. Above: Senior Tom Tharp adjusts the plate for the last issue of the 1980-81 “Warrior newspaper in vocational graphic arts class. Left: Mrs. Dorthy Hepp, health occupa- tions sponsor, presents an award to senior Teresa Evans at the Senior Banquet. Vocational 83 Groups provide CHS involvement Joinin’ in on all the work, fun and the feeling of belonging was an important function of Calumet’s organ- izations. Clubs provided the opportunity for students to become involved in a wide variety of activities. Groups geared to academ- ics, service and vocational areas sponsored various activities during the year. Student Council was espe- cially active with Homecom- ing, a hostage recognition day, and a week of observ- ance for education. Vocational groups sold a number of items to finance their trips to state and national contests. All in all, joinin’ was a painless, and often a pleas- ant process. Club Division 85 Honor Society Officers Richard Koscielski, President Daphne Schoon, Vice President Michele Ralph, Secretary Liz Greary, Treasurer Shiela Behnke, Reporter Top: Honor Society: front row: Becky Gully, Cherill Baize, Karen Schrader, Betty Pena, Lori Krawczenia, Peggy Spradlin, Lori Anserello; row 2: Michele Ralph, Michele Kacher, Tina Greene, Bobby Jo Jones, Theresa Evans, Donna Johnson; row 3: Curtis Forrester, Liz Greary, Tom Piegat, Myra Benjamin, Shiela Behnke, Sherri Parker, Jeff Morris. Right: Honor Society: front row: Emerson Tiller, Bill Villareal, Donna Simko, Tammy Majeski, Tomi Baigent, Carolyn Gallup; row 2: David Stadt, John Brady, Stephanie Hestor, Ernise McDowell, Darlene Ousley; row 3: Charles Elam, Tom Hodge, Mike Gruszk, Pat Delong, Mark Rodriquez, Daphne Schoon; row 4: Steve Seberger, Richard Koscielski, Brian Dewees. Below: Honor the Warriors” is the theme chosen by the National Honor Society for their Homecoming float. 86 Honor Societty, Quill and Scroll Bright groups add members Honoraries were active during the year selling candy, holding bake sales, and inducting new mem- bers. National Honor Society sold candy in the cafeteria during both lunch hours and raised enough money for members to travel to Chi- cago to view the play “Evita.” The society in- ducted 40 new members at a candlelight ceremony in May. Quill and Scroll gained 13 new members at the journal- ism banquet. The society held bake sales during the year to finance the annual honors dinner. Members of both the yearbook and newspaper staffs were hon- ored at the annual spring affair. Quill and Scroll Officers: Lisa Murawski, President John Dietrich, Vice President Laura Kirtley, Secretary Julie Towers, Treasurer Left: Honor Society inductees participate in the candlelight ceremony. Far Left: (page 86): Senior Lisa Murawski, Quill and Scroll president, presents a gift, a pin, to newspaper staffer sophomore Ter- lane Bolden. Below: Quill and Scroll: front row: Pam Williams, Ella Collum, Tomi Baigent, Lisa Murawski, Sherry Fultz; row 2: Doreen Gambini, Rhonda Hedge, Laura Kirtley, Miss Francie Blaney, Julie Towers, Robbin Stotts, John Dietrich, Cherill Baize. Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 87 Top: German Club: front row: Kirk Marrie, Sheila Behnke, Bill Villareal; row 2: Tom Piegat, Danny Laterno, Renee Nelson, Debbie Noak, Doreen Willis; row 3: Steve Bizzle, Tom Hodge, Pat Delong, Mike Gruszyk; row 4: Jeff Moton, Mr. Steve France, Mike Peters. Right: German Club: front row: Vickie Heck, Lori Krawczenia, Lisa Goins, Michelle Ralph, Billy White, Jill Graham; row 2: Phillip Villareal, Donna Simko, Donna Sutton, Laura Alexander, Theresa Wise; row 3: George Oliver, Ted Panayi, Raeann White, Lori Zugbaum; row 4: Phillip White, Brian McIntyre, Kevin Crosslin, Jim Kellner. Bottom: Bible Rap: front row: Mike Wertz, Peggy Krejci, Shari Sipley, Susan Richards; row 2: Mona Thomas, Frank Jabkowski, Thresa Evans, Debbie Walton; row 3: Sharon Koback, Margret Van Dyke, Sherry Fultz, Paree Davis; row 4: Evelyn Wilson, Mr. George Ahlgrim, John Dietrich, Dale Denault. 88 Student Council, Bible Rap, German Club Groups sponsor CHS projects Student Council members were active during the year sponsoring Homecoming, Spirit Week and recognition day for the hostages in Iran. The group also held activi- ties during National Educa- tion Week. The organization honored teachers with car- nations. German Club sponsored a car wash early in the school year, and some of the group’s members traveled to Germany over the spring break. German Club also had a new sponsor during the school year. Mr. Steve France, German instructor, headed the organization. Top: Student Council: front row: Pam Mosley, Myra Benjamin, Rena Nelson, Angela White; row 2: Armando Perez, Mike Gruszyk, Pat Delong; row 3: David Krawczenia, Rodney Rodrigues, Kevin Roach, Richar d Koscielski. Left: Student Council: front row: Kathy Spradlin, Terry Catizone, Karen Shrader, Lori Anserello, Anna Hernandez; row 2: Mykel Ann Scarbough, Lynn Morganroth, Lita Borens, Chris Lazowski, Michele Kacker, Kathleen Harbin; row 3: Tom Piegat, Ernise McDowell, Diane Allbritten, Shelia Behnke, Sherry Fultz, Debbie Coopwood; row 4: Kevin Crosslin, Kirk Marrie, Art Carrillo, David Beckham. Bottom: Boys dress-up as cheerleaders for the annual Powder Puff football game held during Spirit Week which is sponsored by Student Council. Student Council 89 Yearbook Staff Doreen Gambini, editor Cherill Baize, business manager Patrick Ard, photographer Miss Francie Blaney, adviser Staff Tomi Baigent John Coffey Ella Collum Carolyn Gallup Rhonda Hedge Tony Hlas Charlotte Koedyker Sherry Masterson Susan Milosevich Lisa Parsons Kathy Siersema Robbin Stotts Lisa Wiesemann Pam Williams Newspaper Staff Bob Hamilton, editor Patrick Ard, photographer Miss Francie Blaney, adviser Reporters Terlane Bolden Trent Buffington Kevin Crosslin John Dietrich Sherry Fultz Lisa Murawski Right: Junior Bob Hamilton, newspaper editor, razzes senior Lisa Murawski, staff member, with an I can ' t stay because . . . Award” at the annual Quill and Scroll Banquet. Below: Newspaper Staff: front row: Terlane Bolden, Trent Buffington, Patrick Ard; row 2: Kevin Crosslin, Bob Hamilton, Miss Francie Blaney, John Dietrich, Lisa Murawski, Sherry Fultz. 90 Yearbook Newspaper Whew, another deadline over “Warrior” newspaper staff members traveled to Ball State University on October 30. The small group toured the journalism and photography departments at the university. Yearbook staff grew in numbers, and the young group worked on layouts, design and photography for the “’81 Chieftain.” Members of both staffs attended the Northern Indi- ana Journalism Seminar at Purdue — Calumet in the spring. Above: Members of yearbook and newspa- per provide a rendition of a traditional Christmas carol. Left: Yearbook Staff: front row: John Coffey, Carolyn Gallup, Pam Williams, Ella Collum, Patrick Ard; row 2: Rhonda Hedge, Doreen Gambini, Robbin Stotts, Tomi Baigent, Miss Francie Blaney, Kathy Siersma, Cherill Baize, Charlotte Koedyker, Susan Milosevich, Ricky Booth. Below: Yearbookers Lisa Wiesemann, jun- ior, and Tony Hlas, senior, chat at the staffs ' Christmas party. Bio., Chem. combine float Biology and Chemistry Clubs were active during the year. Together, the two clubs combined their efforts and entered a float in the annual Homecoming Parade. Biology club members vis- ited I.U. Northwest for a sci- ence seminar in November. In April Chemistry Club went to Jones and Laughlin Steel for their annual field trip. Both groups experienced an added treat in April when Terry Burhans, weatherman of WMAQ TV, came to CHS to discuss methods of pre- dicting the weather. Drama Club worked dur- ing the year to produce a dramatic reanactment of the classic play, “Dracula”. Above: Chemistry Club: front row: Michele Ralph, Vicky Heck, Ruth Guthrie, Lisa Raby, Lori Krawczenia, Cannon Neri; row 2: Tina Greene, Susie Carr, Peggy Spradlin, Tammy Majeski, Lori Anserello, Laura Alexander; row 3: Shonette Greene, Bobbie Jo Jones, Theresa Evans, Martha Marin, Susan Milosevich; row 4: Curtis Forrester, Mike Steinhubei, Mykel Ann Scarborough, Stephanie Santos, Ernise McDowell. Right: Chemistry Club: front row: Pat Delong, Diane Allbritten, Sheila Behnke, Ed Keck; row 2: Ron Demkowicz, Tom Hodge, Mike Gruszyk, Nick Stanjevich; row 3: Mr. Harry Richard, David Smith, Mark Rodriguez, Ron Battle, Shari Behnke; row 4: Steve Seberger, Brook Ewen, Mike Peters, Steve Bizzle. Right: Chemistry Club: front row: Tom Piegat, Phillip Villareal, David Beckam, Lisa Vargas, Leticia Garza, Debbie Tucker; row 2: Darren Jackson, John Brady, Jody Hall, Chris Hernandez, Michael Dravit; row 3: Sheila Baron, Billy Villareal, Danny Laturno, Dale Denault, Kirk Marrie; row 4: Liz Geary, Debbie Noak, Doreen Willis. Below; Chemistry Club: front row: Karen Cervantes, Yolanda King, Linda Tyree, Angela White; row 2: Richard Koscielski, Lyaia Prodanovich, Brian Dewees, Darlene Ousley; row 3: John Jones, Rodney Rodriguez, Jimmy White; row 4: Charles Robinson, Alan Sheline, James Arnold. 92 Above: Drama Club: front row: Peggy Krejci, Starla Sorrell, Anita Stewart, Austa Gracin, Georgeanna Villalobas; row 2: Lisa Lavender, Lynette Lavender, Angie White; row 3: Burt Spradlin, Robert Brown, Bob Hamilton, Mr. Paul Borlick; row 4: Richard Mitchell, Jeff Morton. Left: Biology Club: front row: Tina Green, Carolyn Gallup, Kari Stadt, Laura Alexander, Michelle Ralph, Tami Majeski; row 2: Curtis Forrester, Carrie Cook, Cheryl Land, Mykel Ann Scarborough, Peggy Spradlin, Lori Anserello, Angie White; row 3: Mr. Charles Cole, Tom Hodge, John Brady, Tom Piegat, Billy Villareal, Kirk Marrie. Left: Biology Club: front row: Stephanie Santos, Debbie Noak, Myra Benjamin, Liz Geary, Ed Bank, Mike Dravet; row 2: Lydia Prodanovich, Sheila Behnke, Janis Reams, Doreen Willis; row 3: Charles Robinson, Brian Dewees, Nick Stanjevich, Richard Mitchell, Ed Keck. Below: Biology Club: front row: Dan Krushinksi, Jeff Bogdon, Diane Allbritten, Shari Behnki, Mike Gruszuk; row 2: Rodney Rodriguez, Ron Battle, Jay Childress, Richard Koscielski; row 3: Steve Seberger, Jeff Hartog, Tom Seberger, Brook Ewen, David Smith. Drama, Biology, Chemistry 93 Health group holds dance CHS chapter of the Indi - ana Health Occupations Student Association (I- HOSA) held various activi- ties throughout the year. Projects included a float at Homecoming, the annual Blood Drive, candy sales and sponsoring the Candle- light Reflections turnabout dance. Club members traveled to Indianapolis twice this year for elections of national offi- cers and for skills contests. Distributive Education Cooperative Association (DECA) group changed their name year to Industrial Cooperative Education (I.C.E.). Above: Senior Lori Parker receives an employer’s plaque from Mrs. Dorthy Hepp, I-HOSA sponsor. Middle: I-HOSA: front row: Shari Shipley, Susan Richards, Sherry Lane, Nancy Olsen, Kim Miller, Michelle Ralph; row 2: Mrs. Dorthy Hepp, Betty Stewart, Danny Laturno, Paree Davis, Barbara Fox, Jenny Fauvzzo; row 3: Glenda Helton, Susan Milosevich, Reba Stokes, Sheila Behnke, Doreen Willis, Harold Gussman; row 4: Sherry Witt, Russell Lee, Dennis Tuggle, Ron Battle, Tom Jursic. Below: IHOSA: front row: Susan Pena, Darlene Floyd, Tamara Gooch, Bonnie Owens, Ruth Guthrie, Tammy Morgan; row 2: Pete Quinones, Kim Williams, Angela McAbbe, Marilyn Zamojcin, Sherry Jones, Connie Miller; row 3: Mrs. Dorthy Hepp, Penny Silverthorne, Michelle Williamson, Crystal Brown, Evelyn Wilson; row 5: Charles Robinson, Julie Smith, Dean Lane, Edith Bare, Vivian Guice. 94 I.C.E. and I-HOSA I-HOSA Officers Pam Mosley, President T eresa Evans, Vice President Chris Lazowski, Secretary Yolanda Guiterrez, Treasurer Ron Peters, Historian Left: I-HOSA: front row: Rachel Diaz, Yolanda Gutierrez, Theresa Evans, Mike Wertz, Charlotte Lewis; row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp, Billy Bare, Tammy O’Brien, Kim Marlow, Mary Hartman, Lori Parker, Michele Mariman, Wally Larmon; row 3: Melinda Sims, Rhonda Martin, Anna Foreman, Denise Feeler; row 4: Charles Robinson, Chris Lazowski, Rena Nelson, Theresa Pittman, Pam Mosley, Yolanda King, Alan Sheline, Ron Peters. Left: I.C.E.: front row: George Oliver, Soledad Perez, Cindy Amey; row 2: Penny DeLong, Susan Stasko, Kim Thomas, Frank Jabkowski, Keith Quillen, Ernest Johnson, Doug Sobierajski, Mr. Robert O ' Connor. Left: Lori Sosnowski, senior, is presented an employer ' s plaque from Mr. Robert O ' Connor. I-HOSA and I.C.E. 95 Above: Miss Eva Simic, office education sponsor, delivers a speech at the annual spring vocational banquet, held in Merrill- ville. Right: OEA: front row: Terri Estas, Sherita Bolden, Tamera Gooch, Brenda McLaurin, Lori Sosnowski; row 2: Penny DeLong, Cheryl Wilkens, Daphne Schoon, Margie Van Dyke, Julie Towers; row 3: Carol Pepoff, Carol Kellerman, Tammy Wright, Tammy Wheelan; row 4: Miss Eva Simic, Darla McLain, LaVonne Scott, Mr. Robert O’Conner. Below Right: OEA: front row: Chris Lazowski, Alejandra Marin, Jaunita Thomason, Ruth Cerros, Rachel Diaz; row 2: Debbie Wheelan, Lori Dittrich, Michelle Kacher, Cindy Orban, Demetria Dickerson; row 3: Joyce McLain, Angie Allen, Sherry Lane, Julie Burk. I Clubs stress work skills The school year proved to be an active one for clubs Office Education Associa- tion (OEA) and Industrial Cooperative Training (ICT). OEA kept busy by selling items such as M M’s, Life Saver Lollipops, candy canes, weepies, stuffed ani- mals and Valentine Carna- tions for Your “Sweetheart”. All profits from the fund raisers were used to finance the group’s trip to Texas for the national contest. ICT assisted C-Teens with the Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. The organization also helped with the annual Candlelight Reflections dance. Six members of ICT were interviewed by the State Vocational Evaluating Team. The group also attended a formal breakfast at Ponderosa. Both organizations attended the annual Voca- tional Banquet in April. Above: ICT: front row: Keith Baker, Micheal Geary, Jerry Joseph, Randy McCormick, Roger Azbill; row 2: Randy Jelenek, Paul Young, Russell Pleasant, Kevin Coffman, Danny Foreman; row 3: David Cervantes, Willy Ball, Dana Meullemans, James Black. Left: ICT: front row: James Steele, Bill Crook, Kevin Shaffer, Mr. Joe Portman; row 2: Randy Pittman, John Fitzgerald, Jerry Upchurch; row 3: Jim Van Dyke, Norwood Fitzgerald, Tyron Bradford. Below: Jim Van Dyke, senior, receives a third place bronze medal for Body and Fender competition, from Mr. Joe Portman. OEA and ICT 97 Groups make music at CHS When band members were not practicing their instruments, they were busy participating in the Home- coming Parade, marching at halftimes festivities and holding an annual Tag Day. A drum ensemble, consist- ing of Godwin Bradley, sen- ior, juniors Mike Peters, Mary Krejci, Robert Sefcik, and sophomore Rodney Rodriguez; won a first place medal in the state contest in Indianapolis. Above: Chorue: front row: Lori Lupher, Margie Short, Jill Graham, Kim Novak, Tammy Cassody, Susan Richards; row 2: Denise Smith, Carolyn Gallup, Penny Silverthorne, Pattie Palmer, Penny DeLong; row 3: Chris Paladini, Tomi Baigent, Bonnie Braden, Liz Broadstreet, Diane Dodson, Venessa Jones, Mr. Robert Velasco; row 4: LaVonne Scott, Sharon Kobek, Vivian Guice, Dorothy Skomac, Sherry Fultz, Lisa Gurley. Right: Chorus: front row: Bonnie Cobb, Carla Robinson, Emily Colon, Lisa Deacons, Garman Neri; row 2: Becky Gulley, Laura Harper, Stephanie Santos, Trudy Johnson; row 3: Christine Copland, Wendy Oliver, Donna Sutton, Lita Borans, Mr. Robert Velasco; row 4: Kim Nero, Beverly McDonald, Donna Simko, Renee Lanham. Above: Band: front row: Peggy Spradlin, Mike Grusyzk, Debbie Noak; row 2: Mr. Cruz Velasco, Tammi Davis, Stacee Sorrell. Right: Chorus: front row: Carrie Skelton, Burt Spradlin, Robert Rice; row 2: Mike Eastman, Trent Buffington, David Smith; row 4: Bill Gidley, Godwin Bradley, Mr. Robert Velasco. 98 Above: Band: front row: Kathy Spradlin, Aljandra Marin, Dawn Renicker, Cindy Short, Angela Joyner, Ruth Guthrie, Robin Short; row 2: Stacee Sorrell, Erin Malone, Vickie Heck, Shelly Jones, Kari Stadt, Barb Eades, Debbie Coopwood; row 3: Tom Hodge, Peggie Krejci, Jenny Favuzzo, Debi Walton; row 4: Rodney Hodge, Bridgett Peters, Liz Geary, Lori Fultz. Left: Band: front row: Marilyn Hunt, Phillip Villareal, David Chermack, Tracey Allen, Lisa Rabey; row 2: Jeff Bogdon, John Brady, Bill Villareal, Tony Fairbanks, Mark Rodriquez, Jeff Osborne, Ron Peters, Jeff Hartog. Below: Band: front row: David Blackwell, Marilyn Hunt, Mark Scott; row 2: John Jones, Kevin Sheline, Godwin Bradley; row 4: Mr. Robert Velasco, Rodney Rodrigues, Mike Peters. 99 Band m Above: Varsity Cheerleader: Individual candids: Amy Upchurch, Anita Stewart, Julie Towers, Michelle Kacher, Rhonda Reed. Right: Varsity Cheerleaders front row: Anita Stewart; row 2: Amy Upchurch, Michelle Kacher; row 3: Rhonda Reed, Sherry Fultz, Julie Towers. 100 Varsity Cheerleaders Y elling your lungs out! What makes a good cheer- leader? Usually one with pep, excitement, exuber- ance, and “tons” of school spirit! This year the CHS cheerleaders attempted to boost spirit among students and Calumet’s football and basketball teams. The group was active throughout the year. Mem- bers sold ribbons for Home- coming and sectional. They also sold hats, candles, spices, buttons and class necklaces. On November 8, the var- sity, junior varsity, and freshman squads attended a cheerleading workshop sponsored by the Indiana State Cheerleaders, and the group won a trophy. Varsity Cheerleaders Michele Kacher, captain Sherry Fultz Rhonda Reed Anita Stewart Julie Towers Amy Upchurch Left: Varsity cheerleader Anita Stewart, junior, opens a surprise gift, a stuffed ani- mal, at the cheerleaders ' Christmas party. Varsity Cheerleading 101 Peppy groups spur spirit Pom Pons held high, the CHS Warriorettes per- formed at several pep assemblies, basketball games and halftime pro- grams throughout the year. The group members sold various times such as pom pons, posters and candy sticks during the year to raise funds for new uni- forms. On November 5, tryouts were held to fill eight vacant spots on the squad. Also generating school spirit, Junior Varsi ty and Freshman squad members sold ribbons, buttons, hats, candles, spices and other items during the school year. When the squads attended the cheerleading camp at Valparaiso University, the J.V. squad was awarded four second place ribbons, and the Freshman squad also acquired four second place ribbons. Above: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: front row: Kathleen Harbin, Jeanean Sechrest, Edie Vinyard; row 2: Diane Allbritten, Shari Behnke, Middle: Freshman Cheerleaders: front row: Kim Keefer, Jill Graham, Tracy Catazone; row 2: Stacey Etheridge, Michelle Spoljoric, Lori Fultz. Bottom: Squad members gather around the punch bowl during the Cheerleaders ' Christmas Party. 102 J.V. Freshman Cheerleaders Left: Junior Varsity Cheerleader Jeanean Sechrest, sophomore, attempts to boost school spirit at a football game. Bottom: Warriorettes march to the playing of the band during halftime activities at the 1980 Homecoming. Left: Warriorettes: front row: Denise Roth, Linda Jones, Lydia Sanchez, Karen Shrader, Charolette Lewis, Liz Balboa; row 2: Parrie Newlin, Debbie Jones, Gina Ketchum, Sharon Clements, Beth Henderson; row 3: Karen Cervantes, Ernise McDowell, Donna Cloyd, Trudy Johnson, Diane Datsun, Miss Melissa Churley; row 4: LaVonne Scott, Tammy McQuen, Dorothy Scuzmac, Veronica McFerson. Warriorettes Officers Beth Henderson, President Karen Shrader, Vice President Gina Ketchum, Secretary Ernise McDowell, Treasurer Warriorettes 103 Group does good deeds Doing a good deed was a major activity for the C- Teens during the school year. The all-girl club kept busy throughout the year. In a effort to help needy families, the club members made Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets. They also made Halloween treat bags, and Easter baskets for head-start children. During the Christmas holi- day, the group went caroling at the Wildwood Nursing Home. On May 2, the group went to Marriott’s Great America, for their annual spring trip. Fund raisers this year included selling buttons, and stationery. Above: C-Teens: front row: Lori Dittrich, Terri Estas, Tammy O ' Brian, Mary Pankowski, Tammy Davis, Michelle Marimen, Diana Carlotta; row 2: Mrs. Joyce Weakland, Bobbi Jo Jones, Alejandra Marin, Emily Colon, Susan Pena, Laura Garibay, Tia Brooks; row 3: Theresa Evans, Angie White, Karen Maryonovich, Joyce McLain, Kim Thomas, Angie Allen. Right: C-Teens: front row: Ella Collum, Carman Neri, Tracey Dutton, Sherry Gussman, Sherry Stewart; row 2: Lori Krawczenia, Margie Short, Martha Marin, Linda Jones, Kathy Methie, Judy Whittaker; row 3: Kari Stadt, Gude Marin, Pam Dobrolecki, Lori Zugbaum, Robin West, Vickie Joints; row 4: Donna Simko, Denise Smith, Dorothy Scuzmac, Tomi Baigent, Carolyn Gallup, Lori Ousley. Right: C-Teens: front row: Maria Gozalaz, Kim Nero, Lydia Sanchez, Liz Ba lboa, Eileen Davis, Yolanda Garibay; row 2: Karen Berry, Kally Waters, Rhonda Turner, Debbie Devine, Chris Neilson, Betty Brown; row 3: Veronica Clark, Debbie Serano, Rhonda Hedge, Sue Bodo, Anna Wilkens, Lisa Flud; row 4: Rhonda Quillen, Linda Tyree, Debbie Finney, Pam Williams, Sherry Moore. Below: C-Teens: front row: Penny DeLong, Ruth Cerros, Rachel Diaz, Kim Miller, Michelle Ralph, Nancey Olsen; row 2: Sherry Parker, Donna Frye, Carol Kellerman, Sue Silva, Kathy Gora, Glenda Helton; row 3: Annel Partain, Karen Cervantes, Lydia Pro Donovich, Sheila Behnke, Lori Sosnowski; row 4: Tammy Wheelan, Liz Geary, Debbie Wheelan, Julie Towers. 104 C-Teens Left: C-Teens: front row: Jenny Favuzzo, Geri Gibbs, Anita Stewart, Charlene Sancillo, Lisa Towers, Sherry Lane, Cindy Arney; row 2: Denise Roth, Sharon Clements, Tammy McQuen, Deanna Robbins, Lisa Vargas, Joann Terran; row 3: Shari Shipley, Gina Ketchum, Austa Gracin, Beth Henderson, Amy Upchurch, Laura Hernandez; row 4: Sharon Kobek, Debbie Tucker, Letica Garza, Linda Debrolecki, Esmeralda Torres, Paree Davis. Middle: C-Teens: front row: Susan Richards, Cherill Baize, Lori Alexander, Joann Williams, Edie Vinyard, Kathleen Harbin; row 2: Diane Allbritten, Ernise McDowall, Diana Woods, Kathy Siersma, Pat O’Brian; row 3: Mary Kobak, Delores Helton, Stephanie Santos; row 4: Barbara Fox, Laura Harper, Tammy Morgan, Shari Behnke, Laura Pinnick. Below: C-Teens: front row: Theresa Bukur, Barbara Anderson, Sandy Moore, Sherrie Cook, Vera Bartolac, Bonnie Cobb, Joy Miller; row 2: Roberta Pankowski, Kim Keefer, Beverely Fouts, Sherry Andrews, Susan McPherson, Lupe Costellano; row 3: Tammy Stewart, Debbie Coopwood, Eva Chin, Barbara Eades, Melanie Miller; row 4: Amy Ols, Michelle Spoljoric, Stacee Etheridge, Linda Arnold, Diane Davis, Linda Florez, Rachel Gonzales. C-Teen Officers Rachel Diaz, President Julie Towers, Vice President Liz Balboa, Secretary Gudelia Marin, Treasurer Left: Constructing crochet Easter bunnies, C-Teen member Pam Farler, junior, works on a project for head-start children. C-Teens 105 Peppy group sells items CHS’ Pep Club gained many new members this year. Besides cheering CHS’ teams on to victory, the group sold candy, sweat- shirts and mums. Proceeds from the fund raisers were used to finance the organization’s fieldtrip to Great America during the month of May. Pep Club Officers Angie White. President Michele Kacher, Vice President Julie Towers, Treasurer Fancy Dancers Officers Vivian Guice, President Diane Carlotta — Secretary Yolanda Hodge, Treasurer Below: Pep Club: front row: Kim Keefer, Sherrie Parker, Jeff Morris, Lisa Vargas, Joann Terran, Deanna Robbins; row 2: Rhonda Reed, Kathleen Karbin, Carolyn Gallop, Bonnie Cobb, Trudy Johnson, Debbie Tucker, Sharon Kobek; row 3: Jill Graham, Tracey Catizone, Sharon Clements, Tammy McQuen, Lisa Lavender, Richard Mitchel, Lori Rohr; row 4: Michele Kacher, Edie Vinyard, Liz Geary, Doreen Willis, Kirk Marrie, Dale Lane. Right: Pep Club: front row: Denise Roth, Debbie Wheelan, Diana Carlotta, Anita Stewart, Amy Upchurch, Tammy Majeski, Lori Anserello; row 2: Mary Jo Craig, Donna Frye, Carole Kellerman, Pam Williams, Rhonda Hedge, Beth Henderson, Debbie Coopwood; row 3: Nancy Diehl, Laura Kirtley, Tammy Davis, Kim Thomas, Mona Thomas, Danna Simko, Lori Sosnowski; row 4: Susie Carr, Shonnette Greene, Lori Zugbaum, Tammy Stewart, Sherry Fultz, Dorothy Skomac, Gina Ketcham, Laura Alexander. 106 Pep Club and Fancy Dancers Above: Pep Club: front row: Laura Pahl, Kris Palaaini, Kari Stadt, Denise Smith, Cheryl Land, Bobbi Jo Jones, Theresa Evans; row 2: Lori Krawczenia, Stephanie Santos, Pat Delong, Deanne Sasser, Robert Elizondo, Asta Gracin, Chris Lazowski, Carol Rhodes, Myra Benjamin, Janice Reames, Tom Hodge, Cindy Orban; row 3: Ty Olin, Angie White, Daphne Schoon, Pam Wheelen, Richard Koscielski, Theresa Pittman. Middle: Pep Club: front row: Lisa Towers, Julie Towers, Charlene Sancillo, Tammy Wheelen, Cindy Arney, Michele Ralph; row 2: Jeanean Sechrest, Michele Spoljoric, Lori Fultz, Shiela Behnke, Kathy Gora, Carrie Cook; row 3: Stacee Ethridge, Diane Allbritten, Kim Tauber, Ed Keck, Kirk Marrie, Dale Lane; row 4: Shari Behnke, Brook Ewen, Ron Demkowicz, Ron Battle, Tom Seberger. Right: Fancy Dancers: front row: Diana Carlotta, Tracy Brown, Tammy Morgan; row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Long, Darlene Cloyd, Guadelupe Solis, Vivian Guice, Kathy Johnson. Pep Club and Fancy Dancers 107 Changin’ SMILIN’ Personalities grow as years progress Look at all those smilin’ faces this year. Everyone’s giving it the “Ear to Ear Grin!” Do you all know why everyone is full of joy and laughter? Perhaps it’s the process of growing and maturing, day by day. It’s time to ponder about the future, and what life has in store for us. As we look back, CHS will be only a small part of our total life. However, the choices are many, and the time is short. Therefore, part your hair, and say “Cheese.” Keep smilin’! Face Division 109 CHS constructs new school pool Administrative officials were busy during the school year finalizing plans for the new CHS pool. Two new teachers were added to the staff in Septem- ber. Mrs. Karen Harwood, reading instructor, taught courses in developmental reading and speed reading. Mr. Steve France, new Ger- man instructor, taught courses in ancient history, German I, II, III and IV. Calumet’s Vocational Department was evaluated by the State Board of Voca- tional Education in March. Ratings were high for all vocational areas, and the Industrial Cooperative Training class was cited as a model program. Top: Mr. Robert Joseph, principal, skims a Indiana High School Athletic Association directory. Above: Cafeteria Staff: front row: Mrs. Ann Potoma, Mrs. Marian Blink, Mrs. Eloysia Randham, Mrs. Edith Spears; row 2: Mrs. Maxine Skinner, Mrs. Joyce Deweese. Right: Mr. Herbert Abramson, as superin- tendent of Lake Ridge Schools, adminis- trates the functioning of four elementary schools, a junior high school and Calumet. 110 Administration Left: Mr. Peter Kokinda, assistant princi- pal, adds the finishing touches to a school report. Above: School Board Members: front row: Mrs. Dorothy Sopko, secretary; Mr. Her- bert Abramson, superintendent; Mrs. Vir- ginia Dusseau, board member; row 2: Mr. Glen Renicker, president; Mr. Henry Ensweiler, vice president; Mr. Nick Julius, assistant superintendent; Mr. Dale Nimetz, board member. Left: Custodians: Mr. James Davis, Mrs. Margot Sanetznik, Mr. Frank Woods. Below: Custodians: Mrs. Betty Grant; Mr. Eddie Wright; Mr. James Moore; Mr. James Joyner; Felix Stewart, student. Right: Mr. Paul Borlick, faculty member, attempts to get every crumb, at the cake contest, held during Mrs. Joyce Weakland ' s fifth hour Foods I class. Above: Ted Panayi, freshman, questions Mrs. Jackie Kapetonovic about his litera- ture studies during English 9 honors class. Right: Unwrapping a Christmas present, Miss Pauline Yatsko, sponsor, receives a clock from her cheerleading squad mem- bers. 112 Faculty Left: Miss Johnnie McCray receives this confection- ary delight from first hour, senior English class at Christmas. The thought was there, however, the spelling and grammar left something to be desired) Mr. Robert Joseph: Principal. Mr. Peter Kokinda: Assistant Principal. Mr. George Ahlgrim: Psychology, Sociology, U.S. History, English 11, Bible Rap. Miss Laura Baird: Physi- cal Education, Girls Sports Director, Varsity Volleyball Coach. Mr. Rolland Beckham: Attendance, Varsity Wrestling Coach. Miss Fran- cie Blanev: English 9, Journalism I, Yearbook Adviser, Newspaper Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Mr. Paul Borlick: Dramatics, Speech, Drama Club. Mrs. Betty Cneliras: Office Attendance Assist- ance, Independent Study Lab. Miss Melissa Churley: General Mathematics, Occupational Algebra I, Warriorettes Sponsor. Mr. Charles Cole: Biology I, Advanced Biology, Biology Club, Assistant Football Coach. Mr. Tom Dakich: Civics, Career Education, Insurance and Credits, Consumer Economics, Salesmanship, Retailing. Miss Zella Doty: Health. Faculty 113 Mr. Bryan Dye: English 10, Junior Class Sponsor, Assistant Boys Base- ball Coach, Boys Junior High Wres- tling Coach. Mr. Stephen France: German I, II, III, ana IV, Ancient History, German Club Sponsor. Miss Frieda Gutzmann: Home Eco- nomics. Mr. Randy Harkabus: Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Track and Cross Country Sponsor. Mrs. Karen Harwood: Developmen- tal Reading, Speed Reading. Mrs. Dorothy Hepp: Related Health Occupations, Health Occupations Coordinator, Health Occupations Club Sponsor, (I-HOSA). Mr. Chet Higginbotham: Sophomore Counse- lorTMrs. Kit Hunter: English 9. Mrs. Jackie Kapetanovic: English 9,10, Freshman Class Sponsor. Mr. Milos Karagin: Government, Eco- nomics, U.S. History, Golf Coach. Mrs. Ann Korellis: Modern History, French II, III. Mrs. Marjorie LeRoy: Attendance Clerk. Mr. Lou Lindinger: Driver Educa- tion, Head Football Coach. Mrs. Dorothy Long: Library Media Cen- ter. Mrs. Wilma McCain: Secretary. Miss Johnnie McCray: English 10, 12, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. William Miller: Government, Economics, Teens and Law, Busi- ness Law. Mr. Robert Mizera: Astronomy, Earth Science, General Science, Assistant Football Coach, Boys Track Coach. Mrs. Mary Ann Nickoloff: Driver Education, Sopho- more Class Sponsor. Miss Robyn Payne: Physical Education, Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. Mrs. Nan Peloza: English 10,12. Mr. Michael Prohl: Special Education. Mr. Harry Richard: General Science, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Chemistry Club Sponsor. Mrs. Bar- bara Sajda: English 11. 114 Faculty fm iJMSidlm L Mr. Fred Sanchez: Industrial Weld- ing, Assistant Wrestling Coach. Mr. Jack Seramur: Art I, 11. Miss Eva Simic: Business Machines, Short- hand, Intensive Study Lab, Office Education Association Sponsor. Mrs. Judy Smith: Occupational Algebra I, II, Junior Varsity Volley- ball Coach. Mr. Richard Sopko: Atheletic Direc- tor, Track Coach. Mr. Don Starkey: J unior Counselor. Mr. Joseph Star- ry: Civics, Driver Education. Mr. Stan Surdy: Physical Education. Mr. John Talias: Librarian, Driver Education Advisor. Mr. Jerry Tau- ber: Applied Mathematics, Geome- try, Girls Varsity Tennis Coach, Boys Varsity Tennis Coach. Mr. Carl Traicoff: Health, Current Issues and Life, Boys Varsity Basketball Coach. Mrs. Shirley Traicoff: Bookkeeper. Mrs. Eilene Traina: Nurse ' s Aide. Mr. Richard Trcka: Physical Educa- tion, Baseball Coach. Mrs. Louise Vale: French I, Spanish I, II. Michael Vass: Drafting I, Advanced Drafting, Freshman Counselor. Mr. Cruz Velasco: Band. Mr. Robert Velasco: Band, Chorus. Mrs. Joyce Weakland: Home Economics, C- Teens Sponsor. Mrs. Sue Whit- worth: Guidance Secretary. Mr. Roy Wilson: Art II, III, and IV. Mr. Joseph Yacko: Typing I, II. Miss Pauline Yatsko: Algebra I, II, Trigo- nometry, Analytic, Geometry, Cheerleading Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor; Student Council Sponsor. Mr. Irvin Zielenski: Typing, National Honor Society sponsor. Faculty 115 SENIORS Alexander, Tammy Allen, Angela Anserello, Laurie Baker, Keith Baker, Lisa Bare, Bill Benjamin, Myra Bizzle, Steven Blair, Christine Bolden, Sherita Bradley, Godwin Brinkley, Lynn 116 Seniors Brooks, Tia Bukur, Tony Burgen, lamie Burk, Julie Carlotta, Diana Carr, Susie Carrillo, Frank Chinn, Cheryl Collum, Liz Cristea, Bill Cummings, Stanley Davis, Dianna Davis, Jeanette Davis, Johnny Davis, Tami Delong, Christine Seniors 117 DeLong, Patrick DeLong, Penny Denisuik, Linda Dewees, Brian Diaz, Rachel Diehl, Nancy Dittrich, Lori Drudge, Allison Edgeman, Tim Elizondo, Robert English, Thomas Estes, Pamela Estes, Theresa Estrada, A 1 Evans, Bonnie Evans, Theresa 118 Seniors Ewen, Brook Ewen, Jeffrey Fairbanks, Tony Feeler, Denise Florez, Roberto Floyd, Kelly Foreman, Anna Foreman, Danny Forrester, Brian Frye, Cindy Garibay, Laura Gary, Micheal Geary, Elizabeth Gonzalez, Migdalia Graig, Mary Jo Graham, Pam Seniors 119 Greene, Shonette Gruszyk, Michael Gutierrez, Yolanda Hamilton, Kimberly Hardesty, Tony Hardin, Doug Hartman, Mary Hertaus, David Hlas, William Hodge, Rodney Hofer, George Hunt, Lori Ison, Harvey Jabkowski, Frank Johnson, Ernest Jones, Bobbi Jo 120 Seniors Jones, Debra Keck, Eddie Kekeiik, Nick Kellemen, Carol Kellner, James King, Yolanda Kirtley, Laura Koedyker, Roger Koscielski, Richard Krushinski, Dan Kwasnieski, Kevin Kuiper, Kimberly Larmon, Wally Lavender, Lisa Lavender, Lynette Lazowski, Chris Seniors 121 Link, Lisa Long, Jody Long, Rose Lupfer, Lori McCabe, Lisa McCormick, Richard Mcllroy, Randy McLain, Joyce McFerson, Veronica Marimen, Michele Marin, Alejandra Mejeski, Tammy Marlow, Kim Martin, Rhonda Martin, Scott Martinez, Teresa 122 Seniors Maryonovich, Karin Miller, Bart Millspaugh, Tami Mitchell, Rick Morris, Jeff Mosley, Pam Murawski, Lisa Murga, George Nelson, Rena Noak, Debbie Novak, Betty O’Brien, Tammy Seniors 123 Palmer, Pattie Pankowski, M ary Parker, Lori Parker, Sandra Dee Parker, Sherri Parkes, Steven Parks, Mike Partain, Annel Peek, Tim Pelfrey, DiAnna Pepoff, Carol Perez, Soledad Peters, Ron Peterson, Shelly Pippins, John Pittman, Teresa 124 Seniors Price, Steve Quillen, Keith Robinson, Charles Robertson, Darrell Russell, Jerry Schoon, Daphne Schoon, David Seberger, Tom Sharp, Scott Sheline, Alan Short, Cynthia Silva, Suzanne Silverthorne, Penny Smith, David Sobierajski, Douglas Sosnowski, Lori Seniors 125 Spears, Tom Spradlin, Peggy Stanjevich, Nick Stasko, Susan Stewart, Pamela Sullivan, Tim Sweeney, Scott Szmuc, Joseph Tauber, Kimberly Tharp, Tom Thomas, Kim Thompson, Jeff Thompson, Johnita Tiller, Emerson Towers, Julie Tulba, Brian 126 Seniors Van Curen, Lisa Van Dyke, lim Vaughn, Jack Voorhies, Leslie Walton, Gina Waters, Renee Werno, Phil Wertz, Micheal Wheelan, Debby Wheelan, Tammy Wheeler, Pam White, Angela White, Jim Whittle, Wayne Williams, Norm Williamson, Michelle Seniors 127 Adams, Wayne Aimutis, Mike Akemon, Darrell Allbritten, Mike Andrews, John Appleton, David Ard, Jackie Arney, Cindy Azbifi, Roger Ball, Willie Bare, Edith Barton, LaCretia Bates, Teresa Battle, Ronald Beehn, Susan Behnke, Sheila Bornes, Lita Braden, Bonnie Brown, Betty Brown, Debbie Brown, Paula Castor, Robert Cather, Beverly Cervantes, Karen Childress, Jay Clarke, Edward Clements, Sheila Cloyd, Troy Cook, Carrie Crosslin, Kevin DeGard, Cathy Demkowicz, Ronny □enault, Dale Derr, Randy Dewees, Paula Dickerson, Demetri a Dietrich, John Dobrolecki, Linda Doty, Marcia Estrada, John Evans, Andrew Elevan, Steve Fairbanks, Linda Farler, Pam Favuzzo, Jenny Feeler, Scott Forrester, Curtis Fouts, Ronald Fox, Barbara Franko, Kenny Frazier, Joyce Frye, Donna Fultz, Sherry Garza, Leticia Gibbs, Geri Gidley, William 126 Juniors JUNIOR Gooch, Tamera Gora, Kathy Gordon, Mickey Green, Scott Greene, Tina Grise, David Gully, Becky Guice, Vivian Gussman, Harold Guthrie, Ruthie Hamilton, Bob Harper, Gilbert Harris, Larry Heck, Vicky Helton, Glenda Henderson, Beth Hernandez, Laura Hero, Terry Hester, Stephanie Jackson, Daren James, Travis Jelenek, Randy Johnson, Delores Johnson, Donna Johnson, Lela Johnson, Vita Jones, John Jones, Sherri Joseph, Jerry Jursic, Tom Kacher, Michele Ketchem, Scott Ketchum, Regina King, Aprille Knight, Cathy Left: Dressed in Biblical attire juniors Bob Hamilton and Peggy Krejci portray Joseph and Mary in the Christmas Pageant. Juniors 129 Kobek, Sharon Krejci, Marilyn Krejci, Peggy Koedyker, Todd Lambert, Lori Lane, Dean Lane, Dale Lane, Sherry Leal, Rolando Lee, Russell Leonard, Jamie Lewis, David Ludwig, Kim McAbee, Angela McDonald, Beverly McLaurin, Brenda McQuen, Tammy Macias, Patricia Marquand, Margaret Marrie, Kirk Miller, Kim Milosevich, Susan Morris, Lester Morton, Jeff Moslander, Tim Morgan, Tammy Nelson, Jean Olin, Ty Above: Snack bar workers juniors Tamera Gooch and Brenda McLaurin serve soft drinks during lunch hour. Right: Instruction in bedmaking required in Health Occupation is practiced by Pete Quinones, junior, during second hour. 130 Juniors Left: Junior Anita Stew art (angel) appears in a dream to junior Bob Hamilton during the annual Christmas pageant. Below: Junior Sheila Clements looks through the card catalog for a book in the school library. Oliver, George Oliver, Wendy Olson, Nancy Orban, Cindy Osborne, Jeff Osborne, Paula Owens, Bonnie Ousley, Mike Pahl, Laura Palagyi, Billy Pena, Steven Perkins, Randy Peters, Mike Peterson, Shelly Pfeiffer, Dennis Pleasant, Russell Pittman, Randy Proctor, Richard Prodanovich, Lydia Raby, Lisa Ralph, Michele Raudonis, Linas Reames, Janis Reed, Rhonda Rice, Robert Rice, Todd Richard, Susan Robbins, Deanna Juniors 131 Right: Junior Dale Lane practices taking the pulse of fellow classmate junior Vivian Guice during Health Occupations class. Rodriquez, Mark Ross, Steve Roth, Denise Rutledge, Tommy Sacillo, Charlene Sanders, Dawn Sanders, Fred Sasser, Deanne Scarborough, Mykel Ann Scott, Lavonne Shaffer, Kevin Sharp, Rex Smedley, Brian Smith, Jerry Smith, Jud Smith, Julie Smith, William Sorrell, Starla Spradlin, Burt Stadt, David Steinhubel, Mike Stewart, Anita Stewart, Betty Sullivan, Thomas Sutton, Donna Sweeney, Frank T aylor, Brian Terran, Jo Ann 132 Juniors ■1 Tomaga, Jeff Torres, Esmeralda Towers, Lisa Tucker, Debbie Upchurch, Amy Van Dyke, Margaret Vargas, Lisa Villalobos, Georgians Villarreal, Billy Voorhies, Cheryl Walsh, Debra Walton, Debbie Wampler, Duane Weeks, Darrell Westfall, Richard Wiesemann, Lisa Wilkerson, Pat Wilkens, Cheryl Williams, Kim Williams, Steve Willis, Doreen Wilson, John Wise, Dwain Witt, Sherry Wright, Tammy Left: Senior Godwin Bradley and junior Burt Spradlin sing a duo at the Christmas Concert. Above: Junior Dale Edwards and Senior Phil Kasper weld parts of the damaged linemen ' s sled for the football team. Juniors 133 SOPHOMORES Adams, Brian Adcock, Gina Alexander, Laura Allbritten, Diane Allen, Linda Anderson, Lisa Anglin, Donna Augustyn, Hope Austin, Roxanne Baigent, Tomi Bain, Mark Baize, Cherill Balboa, Elizabeth Bank, Edward Baron, Sheila Barr, Tracy Barrentine, Jeff Beckham, David Behnke, Shari Bell, Clay Benavides, Armando Benjamin, Sharyn Berry, Karan Bevil, Tracy Blackmon, Russell Bodo, Susanne Bogdon, Jeff Bolden, Terlane Borom, Delorri Brady, John Bridegroom, Scott Brown, Betty Browning, Andy Burk, Mike Calhoun, Melissa Carrillo, Arturo Cassel, Kelly Cassoday, Tammy Cervantes, David Chadd, Virginia Chandler, Eric Chenoweth, Mark Clark, Jody Clark, Raymond Clark, Veronica Cobb, Brenda Coffey, John Collum, Ella Cooper, William Coopwood, Ken Cotner, Carl Cox, Robert Davis, Paree Davis, Stacey Davis, Steve DeBaun, Troy 134 Sophomores DeLong, Joseph Denney, David Devine, Debbie Diamond, Richard Dravet, Michael Duszynski, Rebecca Eastman, Gary Eastman, Michael Eaton, Todd Edwards, Robert Elam, Charles Eriks, Tim Estrada, Norbert Evans, James Favuzzo, Patrick Finnerty, Greg Finney, Debra Fitzgerald, John Flores, Paula Florez, Sherrie Flud, Lisa Forbes, Gloria Fortier, Robert Foster, Dale Fowler, Susan Gallup, Carolyn Gambini, Doreen Garibay, Yolanda Gidcomb, Dean Gille, Kimberly Gonzales, Gonzalo Graig, Gloria Greer, Glen Groshan, Paul Gurley, Lisa Left: During a chilling moment of the pro- duction of Dracula,” junior Robert Hamil- ton attempts to open a coffin. Sophomore Ronda Watson pleads with him to refrain. Sophomores 135 Gutierrez, Armando Haake, George Hall, Jody Harbin, Kathleen Harper, Laura Harper, Theressa Hartman, Todd Hartog, Jeff Hedge, Rhonda Helton, Delores Henderson, Larry Henson, John Hernandez, Chris Hester, Albert Hinkle, Ragen Hodge, Yolanda Hogan, Debra HoUingshead, Herbert Hucko, David Huff, Justin Huke, Lori Ison, Tim Janas, Gina Jones, Dean ( ones, Venessa ohnson, James Johnson, Keith Johnson, Robert Johnson, Scertia Johnson, Trudy Kasper, Greg Kincaid, Tommy Kirksey, Gwen Kluga, Kenneth Koedyker, Charlotte Koehler, Eddie Krawczenia, Lori Land, Cheryl Lark, Antione Latumo, Danny Locke, Brent Marimen, Pete Right: At the Yearbook Signing Party soph- omores Barbara Williams, Rhonda Hedge and Pam Williams exchange autographs. if 136 Sophomores Left: Placing the finishing touches on their pinata, sophomores Martha and Gudeline Marin complete their project for Spanish II class. Right: Sophomore Danny Walker types his assignment in Typing I class. Marin, Gudelia Marin, Martha Marinkovic, George Marinkovic, Pete Maryonvitch, Rickie Masterson, Sherry McDowell, Ernise McIntyre, Brian Mitchell, Renee Moore, Sarah Moore, Sherry Morganroth, Lynn Moslander, Tammy Nava, Kirk Navarro, Scott Neri, Carman Nero, Kim Nesmith, Gary Nielson, Chris Nimetz, John Nusz, Kelly O ' Brien, Patrica O ' Conner, Kimberly Osterman, Michale Ousley, Lori Paladine, Kristine Parsons, Lisa Patterson, Becky Pena, Betty Pepoff, David Peterson, John Piegat, Thomas Pinnick, Laura Powers, Delana Pratchett, Dwight Sophomore 137 Right: The art of mime is captured for CHS students by O. J. Anderson in an assembly in the Calumet Auditorium. Pressler, Bill Price, Mella Pusateri, Tim Quillen, Rhonda Quinones, Neida Quiroz, Heber Rhodes, Carole Richard, Dave Rodgers, Debbie Rodgers, Tommy Rodriquez, Gregory Rodriquez, Peter Rodriquez, Rodney Roper, Morgan Russel, Demetria Rutherford, Tammy Ryan, David Sanchez, Lydia Santos, Stephanie Schoon, Thomas Seberger, David Seberger, Steve Sechrest, Jeanean Shaw, Troy Sheets, Scott Sheline, Kevin Shipley, Shari Short, Margeret Shrader, Karen Sierra, Jimmy Siersema, Kathy Sills, Darrell Silva, Jose Silva, Xavier Simko, Donna Sims, Denise Skomac, Dorothy Smiley, Chuck Smith, Denise Smith, James Smith, Joseph Solis, Guadelupe 138 Sophomores Stotts, Robbin Swartz, Judy T aylor, Stacey Tharp, Rustina Thomas, Kathy Tigner, David Turner, Rhonda Tyree, Linda Valois, Kimberly VanCuren, Arthur Vandiver, Steven Veltri, Eric Villarreal, Phillip Vinyard, Edie Vuckovich, Anthony Wadkins, Timmy Walker, Danny Walker, James Warner, Elmer Warrens, Troy W ashington, Charlie Waters, Rally Watson, Ronda Way caster, Ronald Welch, Earl Whitehead, Anthony Wilkins, Anna Williams, Barbara Williams, JoAnn Williams, Pam Williamson, Eric Wise, Marlene Wood, Dianne Wurtzbacker, Kenneth Yocum, Penny Sophomores 139 FRESHMEN Adams, Debbie Alexander, Jeri Alford, Richard Allen, Tracy Anderson, Barbara Andrews, Sherry Arcuri, Arthur Arnold, Linda Arthur, Rodney Aucuri, Jennifer Bartolac, Vera Berry, Leonard Bickett, Randy Bishop, Mark Blackmon, Gregory Blackwell, David Boos, Jean Brawley, Mickey Bremer, Cindy Brodnax, Lisa Broadstreet, Elizabeth Brogdon, Robert Brown, David Brown, Donna Brown, Mary Brownfield, Mark Bukur, Theresa Burk, Brian Burt, James Burt, Stanley Carman, Monica Castellano, Lupe Catizone, Tracy Chermak, David Chinn, Eva Clemens, Bob Clemens, Jeff Cloyd, Donna Cobb, Bonnie Cook, Sherrie Coopwood, Deborah Cortez, Marty Crane, Tom Cummings, Kimberly Darwin, Kimberly Davis, Billy Davis, Diane Davis, Eileen Davis, Ron Delong, Mark Djordjevic, Tijosav Dobrolecki, Pamela Dodson, Diane Doherty, Mike Drake, James Drake, Karen 140 Freshmen Durbin, Danny Dutton, Tracy Eades, Barbara Eaglebarger, James Espinosa, Richard Ethridge, Stacee Evans, Donnie Favuzzo, Kathy Finley, James Finnerty, Mike Fitzgerald, Scott Flores, Linda Foreman, Leroy Fouts, Beverly Fowler, Jeff Fowler, Mark Fultz, Laura Garrett, Rodney George, Carolyn Gibbs, John Gille, Kurk Givens, Ethel Goins, Lisa Gomez, Gary Gonzales, Bernie Gonzales, Carlos Graham, Jill Gray, Kim Gregory, Evelyn Gronkiewicz, Edward Gussman, Sherry Guttenburg, Ellery Haines, Mike Hamby, Kim Handley, Berry Haney, Scott Hardesty, James Harper, Phillip Haynes, Tommy Hayworth, Jeff Hennings, Paula Henson, Donald Henson, Larry Hepner, Mike Hernandez, Anna Hernandez, Arne Hernandez, Lupe Hernandez, Michelle Hescher, Melissa r- Left: Members of Mrs. Jackie Kapetono- vic ' s fifth hour class complete their English grammar assignment. Hinkle, Eric Hinkle, Theresa Hollifield, Dwayne Hunt, Marilyn Hunter, David Irvin, Marvin Jacobson, Debbie James, Tana Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Timothy Jones, Linda Jones, Lori Jones, Shelly Joseph, Robert Joyner, Angela Keefer, Kim Keithley, Cathy Kirk, Randell Kluga, Doug Kollar, Natalie Krawczenia, David Kuehn, Richard Kuesis, Shanon Lakatos, Ryan Lambert, Randy Lanham, Renee LaPlaunt, Brenda Lathan, Collette Lauderdale, Shawn Lawrence, Deneen Lee, Carlene Lee, Charlene Leviner, Benny Lewis, Donna Lively, Allen Long, Norman Long, Wanda Lopez, Luis Louie, Jeff Lucas, Susan Luchene, Lisa McDonald, Bonnie Mclnemey, Joann McPherson, Susan Malone, Erin Mares, Cindy Marimen, Randy Marinkovic, Cordana Right: Freshman Brenda LaPlaunt finishes her Occupational Algebra at home. 142 Freshmen Left: Testing for blood type, Tom Crane, freshman, completes a laboratory test in Biology I during sixth hour. Tom’s type proved to be A. Marsh, Dean Mattingly, Darrin Mecher, Kathy Miller, John Miller, Joy Milosevich, Joe Moore, Angela Moore, Kim Moore, Sandy Morgan, Darrell Morgan, Larry Morris, Greg Morris, Jimmy Moss, James Murphy, Angela Myers, William Nava, Gary Navarro, Ron Navejar, Becky Neely, Don Nelson, Robert Newlin, Parri Noah, Guy O’Bradovich, Chuck Olin, Douglas Ols, Amy Olsen, Michelle Pahl, David Panayi, Teddy Pankowski, Roberta Parker, Keith Parkes, Mike Peas, Ron Perez, Armando Perez, Mario Peters, Bridget Peters, Deanna Philpot, Tom Planer, Sherry Poland, Troy Poliquin, Joey Price, Barbara Price, Ronald Pyle, Glenna Rector, Debbie Reed, Randell Reiser, Henry Renicker, Dawn Rhone, Lori Freshmen 143 Roach, Kevin Robertson, Donna Robinson, Carla Robinson, Horace Robinson, Marshall Rohr, Lori Roth, Danny Ruane, Mary Rush, Jimmy Russell, Gayle Russell, Reginald Salinas, Rene Salinas, Sylvia Schroder, Lisa Schweighardt, Shelia Scott, Anthony Scott, Mark Scott, Mary Serrano, Debbie Sharp, Laura Shipley, Chuck Short, Robin Skelton, Kerry Smith, Kim Smith, Linda Smith, Mary Smith, Tony Snodgrass, Gerald Sobczak, David Socha, John Sorrell, Stacie Sovinski, Vivian Spoljoric, Michelle Spradlin, Kathy Stage, Ronald Stewart, Sherry Stewart, Tammy Stratton, Ronnie Sullivan, Shelia Sumner, Tammy Targett, Paul Terry, David Tidwell, Jim Timdell, Aretia Tomlinson, Teddy Travis, Dennis Trevino, Kathy Trevino, Michael Tucker, Tyrone Trosper, Danny Turlo, Victoria Umfleet, Joanne Valle, Mark Vanover, Alicia Vice, James Vice, Lisa 144 Freshmen Andrew Bukur 1965-1981 Andrew was a Calumet High School stu- dent enrolled in his freshman year. The freshman completed his elementary education at Blessed Sacrament. Andrew was enrolled in courses in met- als, Biology I, civics, English, mathematics and physical education at CHS. Wall, Jerry Wallace, Crystal Walton, David Warner, Randy Washington, Frank Watkins, Leslie Webb, Stacey Wells, Allen Werth, Miriam Wesby, Geraldine West, Robbin Westfall, Kelli Whaley, Dan White, Billy White, Raeann White, Robert Whittaker, Judy Whittle, John Wilkerson, Joe Wilkins, Tina Wilson, Marvin Freshmen 145 SENIOR CREDITS ALDRIDGE, ERIC: Drama 4; DECA 3; Chorus 1. ALLEN, ANGELA: Sprench Club 1,2; Pep Club 2; C-Teens 1,2,3; I-HOSA 1,3; OEA 1,4. ANSERELLO, LAURIE: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4, treasurer 3; C-Teens 3; I-HOSA ' 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,4. ARNOLD, JAMES: Chemistry Club 4. BAKER, KEITH: ICT 4. BAKER, LISA: Sprench Club 1; Warriorettes 4. BARE, BILL: I-HOSA 4. BENJAMIN, MYRA: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1.2. 3. 4, president 4; Prom Queen 3; Class President 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 , BIZZLE, STEVEN: German Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chemis- try Club 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4. BO LDEN, SHERITA: Sprench Club 2,3; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1. BRADLEY, GODWIN: Chorus 2.3.4, president 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4, president 4; Jazz Band 3,4. BRADFORD, TYRONE: ICT 3 4. BRINKLY, LYNN: Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. BROWN, BRENDA: Bible Rap 4; Drama 2. BROWN, CRYSTAL: C-Teens 2; Drama 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3,4; OEA 2,3. BROWN, ROBERT: Bible Rap 1,2,3; Drama 2,3,4; Band 1. 146 BROOKS, TIA: German Club 2; C-Teens 4; I-HOSA 3. BUKUR, TONY: Pep Club 1,2,3; Drama 1. BURK, JULIE: OEA 4. CARLOTTA, DIANA: Sprench Club 1; Pep Club 4; C-Teens 4; I-HOSA 3; Fancy Dancers 2,4. CARR, SUSIE: Sprench Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 3; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3. CARRILLO, FRANK: Pep Club 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basket- ball 1. CHINN, CHERYL: C-Teens 2,3,4. COLLUM, LIZ: Pep Club 2,3; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 1,2. DAVIS, JEANETTE: Sprench Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Bible Rap 2,3; Drama 2,3,4; I-HOSA 3,4; Fancy Dancers 2,3. DAVIS, JOHNNY: Sprench Club 3; Chemistry Club 2; Biol- ogy Club 1,2; Fancy Dancers 2. DAVIS, TAMI: Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 3,4; Band 2,3,4. DELONG, PATRICK: German Club 1,2, 3, 4, treasurer 4; Chem- istry Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Jazz Band 3,4. DEWEES, BRIAN: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4. DIEHL, NANCY: Sprench Club 2,3; German Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2. DILBECK, JOHN: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3,4; ICT 3. DITTRICH, LORI: C-Teens 3,4. DRUDGE, ALLISON: Chemis- try Club 2. EDGEMAN, TIM: German Club 2; Wrestling 4; Boys Track 2,3,4. ELIZONDO, ROBERT: Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4. ENGLISH, THOMAS: Bible Rap 1. ESTES, PAMELA: Student Council 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3. ESTES, THERESA: Sprench Club 2,3; C-Teens 2,3,4; OEA 4. ESTRADA, AL: Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. EVANS, BONNIE: Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 3; I- HOSA 3,4, treasurer 3. EVANS, TERSA: Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 2,3,4; I-HOSA 3,4, treasurer 3, vice president 4; Honor Society 4. EVETTS, JOHN: Football 4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 4. EWEN, BROOK: German Club 1; Pep Club 4; Biology Club 4; Boys Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. FAIRBANKS, TONY: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 2,3,4; Wres- tling 1,2, 3, 4. FEELER, DENISE: Pep Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1,3; I-HOSA 3,4. FITZGERALD, NORWOOD: ICT 3,4. FRYE, CINDY: Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 1,2,3, treasurer 3; I- HOSA 3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; War- riorettes 2,3. GARIBAY, LAURA: Sprench Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; C-Teens 2,3,4; OEA 2. GEARY, ELIZABETH: Sprench Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 4; C-Teens 3,4; Honor Society 3,4, treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. GIVENS, YOLANDA: Pep Club 3,4; Bible Rap 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 2. Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Girls Basketball 2. GRUSZYK, MICHAEL: Ger- man Club 1,2, 3, 4, president 3, vice president 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4, secretary 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Class Treasurer 3. GUTIERREZ, YOLANDA: Sprench Club 3; Pep Club 2,3; C-Teens 2,3; I-HOSA 3,4, trea- surer 4. HARDESTY, TONY: Chemis- try Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4. FLOREZ, ROBERTO: Sprench Club 1; Pep Club 1; Boys Ten- nis 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1,2,3. FLOYD, KELLY: Pep Club 1. FOREMAN, DANNY: ICT 3,4; Boys Cross Country 3; Boys Track 2,3. FORRESTER, BRIAN: Boys Track 4. GLINSKI, TOM: Pep Club 4; Drama 4; Chorus 3,4. GRAHAM, PAM: C-Teens 2,3; Drama 3; I-HOSA 3; Student Council 2,3; Warriorettes 1,2,3. GRAIG, MARY JO: German Club 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; I-HOSA 3. GREENE, SHONETTE: Sprench Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; HARDIN, DOUG: ICT 3; Foot- ball 4; Wrestling 1,2; Baseball 4. HARPER, SAM: DECA 3; Wrestling 1,2. HARTMAN, MARY: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 2,3; C-Teens 3; I-HOSA 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Class Treasurer 1,2. 147 HLAS, WILLIAM: Yearbook 4; Football 1,2. HODGE, THOMAS: German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3,4. HOFER, GEORGE: Band 1; Baseball 1. JABKOWSKI, FRANK: Bible Rap 1,2, 3, 4; DECA 3,4. JONES, BOBBI JO: Sprench Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3,4; C-Teens 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2; Student Council 2,3. JONES, DEBRA: Pep Club 1; OEA 2,3; Warriorettes 4; Track 1 . JORDAN, LONNIE: Drama 4; Football 1. KECK, EDDIE: Sprench Club 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4, treasurer 4; Biology Club 4, president 4; Boys Ten- nis 4; Football 1; Boys Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. KEKELIK, NICK: Football 1,2. KELLEMEN, CAROL: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; I- HOSA3; OEA 3,4. KELLY, SCOTT: Bible Rap 1; Football 1. KING, YOLANDA: Bible Rap 2,3; Chemistry Club 2,4; Biol- ogy Club 3; I-HOSA 3,4. KIRTLEY, LAURA: Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4, secretary 4; Newspaper 2; News Bureau 3. KOEDYKER, ROGER: Wres- tling 1,2, 3, 4. KOSCIELSKI, RICHARD: Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4, treasurer 3, president 4; Biol- ogy Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1.2. 3. 4, president 4; Student Council 4; Boys Cross Country 2,3,4; Boys Track 1,3,4; Latin Club 2, president 2; Class Vice President 4. KRUSHINSKI, DAN: Chemis- try Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4. LARMON, WALLY: German Club 1; I-HOSA 3,4. LAVENDER, LYNETTE: Sprench Club 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1; Drama 3,4; I-HOSA 3; Honor Society 3; Warriorettes 3; Girls Bas- ketball 1. LAZOWSKI, CHRIS: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3.4, secretary 4; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Girls Tennis 1,2, 3, 4. LEWIS, CHARLOTTE: Pep Club 1,3; Bible Rap 3; Chemis- try Club 3; Biology Club 2; I- HOSA 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Fancy Dancers 2, secretary 2; War- riorettes 3,4, treasurer 3; Girls Track 1. LONG, ROSE: Pep Club 2,3; Bible Rap 3; Chorus 1,2; Fancy Dancers 2,3. LUPFER, LORI: C-Teens 3; I- HOSA 3; Chorus 2,3,4. McCABE, LISA: Pep Club 3; Drama 4; OEA 3. McCORMICK, RICHARD: ICT 4. McLAIN, DARLA: Pep Club 2,3; Drama 3; Chorus 2,3; OEA 4; Volleyball 1,2; Girls Basket- ball 2. MAJESKI, TAMMY: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 3; C- Teens 3; I-HOSA 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4. MARIMEN, MICHELE: Bible Rap 3; I-HOSA 3,4. MARIN, ALEJANDRA: C- Teens 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Girls Cross Country 3,4; Vol- leyball 3,4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Track 1,2, 3, 4. MARTIN, RONDA: I-HOSA 3,4; Fancy Dancers 2. MARTIN, SCOTT: Wrestling 1 , 2 . MARTINEZ, TERSA: Sprench Club 3; C-Teens 3,4; I-HOSA 3; OEA 2,4. MARYONOVICH, KARIN: C- Teens 4. MASTERSON, VERONICA: Pep Club 1,2,3; Bible Rap 2,3; C-Teens 1,2; Drama 2; Fancy Dancers 3; Warriorettes 4; Girls Track 1. MILLER, BART: Wrestling 1. MILLSPAUGH, TAMI: OEA 4. MITCHELL, RICK: Sprench Club 1,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bible Rap 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 2,3,4; Fancy Dancers 3; Boys Basketball 2,3. 148 MORRIS, JEFF: Pep Club 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Boys Basketball 2,3,4. MOSLEY, PAM: Sprench Club 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 3; C- Teens 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3,4, presi- dent 4; Honor Society 3; Stu- dent Council 3,4, treasurer 4; Warriorettes 1; Volleyball 2,3; Class Treasurer 4. MURAWSKI, LISA: Pep Club 1; Bible Rap 2,3; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 2,3; Quill and Scroll 2,3,4, presi- dent 4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Editor 3; News Bureau 3; Latin Club 2, vice president 2. MURGA, GEORGE: Bible Rap 3.4. NELSON, RENA: Pep Club 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biol- ogy Club 3; C-Teens 1,2,3; I- HOSA 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4, vice president 4; Girls Cross Country 3,4; Girls Track 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . NOAK, DEBBIE: German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,3; Chemis- try Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. O’BRIEN, TAMMY: C-Teens 3,4; I-HOSA 3,4. OUSLEY, DARLENE: Sprench Club 2,3, vice president 3; Chemistry Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4. OWENS, KENT: Boys Basket- ball 1; Wrestling 2,3; Boys Track 2,3; Vocational Graphic Arts 4. PALMER, PATTIE: C-Teens 2,3; I-HOSA 3; Chorus 2,3,4. PANKOWSKI, MARY: C- Teens 3,4. PARKER, LORI: Sprench Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemis- try Club 2,4; Biology Club 3; C- Teens 2,3; I-HOSA 3,4. PARKER. SANDRA DEE: OEA 2. PARKER, SHERRIE: Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 2,3,4; I-HOSA 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Warrior- ettes 2; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4. PARKES, STEVE: Drama 3,4. PART AIN, ANNEL: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 4; Cheerlead- ing 1,3; Warriorettes 2. PELFREY, DIANNA: Bible Rap 2; I-HOSA 3. PEPOFF, CAROL: Sprench Club 1; DECA 3; OEA 2,4. PEREZ, SOLEDAD: Sprench Club 3; DECA 4. PETERS, RON: German Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1,3; Drama 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3,4. PIPPINS, JOHN: Boys Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Track 4. PITTMAN, TERESA: Pep Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 2,3,4; I- HOSA 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1 . PRICE, STEVE: Football 4; Baseball 2,3,4. QUILLEN, KEITH: DECA 1,4; ICT 1,4. QUINONES, PETE: I-HOSA 4. ROBINSON, CHARLES: Sprench Club 1; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3,4; I-HOSA 4; Boys Cross Country 1,2,3; Boys Basketball 1,2,3; Boys Track 1,2, 3, 4. ROTH, JAMES: Biology Club 1,2,3. RUSSELL, JERRY: Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3, 4. SALANIS, RUBEN: Voca- tional Graphic Arts 4. SCHOON, DAPHNE: Sprench Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; vice president 4; Volleyball 3,4. SCHOON, DAVID: German Club 2,3,4, treasurer 2,3, vice president 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Track 2. SEBERGER, TOM: Pep Club 1 ,3,4; Biology Club 4, secretary 4; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. SHARP, SCOTT: DECA 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. SHELINE, ALAN: German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 3,4; I-HOSA 3,4. SHORT, CYNTHIA: Band 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 2,3. SILVA, SUZANNE: Pep Club 3; C-Teens 3; I-HOSA 3. SILVERTHORNE, PENNY: Pep Club 3; C-Teens 2,3; I- HOSA 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Fancy Dancers 3. SMITH, DAVID: Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 4, trea- surer 4; Boys Track 2,4. SOBIERAJSKI, DOUGLAS: DECA 4. SOSNOWSKI, LORI: Voca- tional Graphic Arts 4. SPEARS, TOM: Boys Basket- ball 2; Baseball 1. SPRADLIN, PEGGY: Pep Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biol- ogy Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 3, vice president 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class Vice Presi- dent 1,2,3. STANJEVICH, NICK: Chemis- try Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4, vice president 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4. STASHO, SUSAN: Pep Club 15C 1,2; C-Teens 2,4; DECA 3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Track 1,2. SWEENEY, SCOTT: Pep Club 1; Drama 2; Football 4; Wres- tling 1; Boys Track 3. TAUBER, KIMBERLY: Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; OEA 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen 4. THARP, TOM: Vocational Graphic Arts 4. THOMAS, KIM: Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 2,3; C-Teens 2,3,4; DECA 4. THOMPSON, JOHNITA: OEA 3.4, TOWERS, JULIE: Pep Club 1.2. 3. 4, treasurer 4; C-Teens 2.3.4, vice president 4; OEA 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, trea- surer 4; Yearbook 2; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,4; Girls Basketball 1,2. TUGGLE, DENNIS: Pep Club 3; I-HOSA 4. VANDYKE, JIM: ICT 3,4, trea- surer 4. VOORHIES, LESLIE: Voca- tional Graphic Arts 4. WALTON, GINA: Sprench Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; Drama 3,4; I-HOSA 3; Honor Society 3. WATERS, RENEE: C-Teens 4; I-HOSA 3. WERNO, PHIL: Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Prom King 3. WERTZ, MICHAEL: German Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Bible Rap 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Fancy Dancers 2; Yearbook 2. WHEELAN, DEBBY: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2; Drama 1,2; OEA 3,4, vice president 4; Cheerleading 1; Warriorettes 2,3. WHEELAN, TAMMY: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2; I- HOSA 3, secretary 3; DECA 3; OEA 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1; Warriorettes 2,3. WHITE, ANGELA: Sprench Club 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, president 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4, secretary 4; Biology Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 1,2,3; Drama 4; Student Council 2,4, secretary 4; Girls Cross Country 4. WHITE, JIM: Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Boys Basketball 2; Boys Track 1,2. WHITTLE, WAYNE: Football 1 . WILLIAMS, NORM: Football 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, MICHELLE: Pep Club 2,3; I-HOSA 4; Girls Track 3. WOLFE, PAT: ICT 4. 151 Changin’ SELLIN fOTVtv CM1FS Economic road sometimes rocky We are embarking on a new economic concept with the election of President Reagan. A reversal of the FDR New Deal approach, the new administration has stressed fiscal responsibility. Perhaps, we will see try- ing times, between now and 1986. However, in the long run, perhaps it will result in a “rosier” future. Possibly graduates may have some trouble finding employment. However, additional education may make the job market less hostile. Advertising 153 RANBURN AUTO PARTS, INC. 4189 Cleveland Trent Buffington, sophomore, chooses an Gary IN 46408 automotive part at Ranburn Auto Parts, 980-4450 RANBURN AUTO PARTS, INC. CONGRATULATES James VanDyke, senior, who won a third place in the state VICA skills contest in the body and fender division. The senior placed second in the same competition during his junior year. 154 Advertising Most Photogenic Myra Benjamin Most Photogenic Randy Mcllroy SPASOFF SlUDIO 7895 Broadway Chapel Plaza, Suite T Merrillville, IN 46410 (219) 738-2544 Congratulations to the Class of ' 8 1 Compliments of TRUCKSTOPS OF AMERICA ■ THE GREAT AMERICAN TRUCKSTOPm 25th And Burr— Off 1-80-94 Gary, Indiana • Visit Our Family Restaurant (comfortable seating for 250 patrons) • Visit Our General Store (famous name brand products) • Full Truck Service • Gasoline Station and Diesel Savings • E-Z On Off 1-80-94 At Burr Street Exit Gold Bond Stamps We Give and Redeem ' Em Spend ’Em Just Like Cash Open 24 Hours a Day 156 Advertising 158 Advertising Midwest Lumber 3319 Burr Street Gary, Indiana 46408 838-3268 Cettftws! Members: Inductees: Lisa Murawski Pam Williams John Dietrich Doreen Gambini Laura Kirtley Lisa Parsons Julie Towers Tomi Baigent Cherill Baize Ella Collum Rhonda Hedge Sherry Masterson Robin Stotts Sherry Fultz QuM QCmB Lisa Wiesemann Society Compliments of Kennedy’s Saw Blythe ' s Sport Shop, Inc. And Mower Shop 138 N. Broad Street 4272 Grant Street Griffith, IN 46319 924-4403 Gary, Indiana Fisher’s Fine Foods Congratulations Class Of ’81 2934 Burr Street Gary, IN 46406 845-8703 Chieftain Yearbook Staff Open 7 a.m. through 11 p.m. Advertising 159 Free Estimates Licensed Bonded Insured Fire and Wind Damage B J BUILDERS, INC. 4028 CALHOUN ST • GARY IN 46408 Remodeling Additions Aluminum Siding Basements Snow Removal General Contractor 924-3050 Compliments of B | Builders Dormers Roofing Kitchens Bathrooms Excavating Congratulations Graduates RANBURN Remit DRUGS 3977 Cleveland St. Gary, Indiana PHONE 980-4898 Prescriptions - Cosmetics Gifts - Greeting Cards Independent Waste System 15th and Cline P.O. Box 6218 Gary, IN 46406 Don 5 Lawn Mower Sales and Service 4100 West Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 (219) 980-1008 160 Advertising Phone 8.45-8160 Hairstyling for Women and Men DISCOUNT AUTO SUPPLY INC. K ii§EIIIDERs 276B COLFAX HOURS MON..THURS. S-6 GARY. IN 46406 SUN. 10-2 Two Locations Virginia palagyi 3311 45th Street CLASSY CLAY CERAMICS ADULT CLASSES MON. - FRt. 9 TO NOON 7 TO IO P.M. Sat. 9 to 12 - porcelain dc stoneware Sat. Children s Class i to 3 Duncan Mayco. certified teachers 4225 CALHOUN ST. GARY. IND. A 6408 PH. 838-031 S Highland, Indiana (219) 924-4100 200 S. Main Crown Point, Indiana (219) 663-9450 Tip Top Supermarket, Inc. Congratulations Seniors 2025 Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 I.C.T Advertising 161 Cut Rate Auto Parts, Inc. 5770 W 25th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 845-0376 Wayne Hartman Chuck Hudson Danny Foreman 162 Advertising Chemically Combined ' 81 Seniors Are Super-Fine! Herff Jones Chemistry Club Wishes The Class of ' 8 7 The Best! For Class Rings Caps and Gowns Invitations P.O.Box Monticello, Indiana Patrons . . . Patrons . . . Patrons . . . Patrons . . . Patrons . , . Good Luck Chris and Nadia Plesha I Love You Carolyn Gallup, Love Me Always, John Coffey Best Wishes, The Colsons Good-Luck, The Bo ' s I luv ' s You John Coffey, Always Luv Me Too, Carolyn Macon W. Terrell — Mr. Mrs. Jeanne Olen Sullivan Irvin J. Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dakich Stan Surdy Sue Whitworth KIDS” Chet Higginbotham Family Good Luck To all My Friends on Yearbook Staff, Love Sherry I Love Ya ' Bill Pressler Super Surb, Pete Marinkovich “83” Sherry Masterson “83” Calumet Warriors Are 1 Lori Loves Doug Lilly Willy Forever Robert Maginot Joseph W. Starkey Ted Seabloom Tom Miller Tony “The Kid” Hlas We Wish You The Best We Love You and Are Proud Of You — Semper Fi Marine Mom And Dad Good Luck To the Entire Graduating Class of ”81 ' Advertising 163 Kuiper Funeral Home “ Serving Your Community” Ambulance Service 9089 Kleinman Street Highland, Indiana 164 Advertising Congratulations Seniors From the Class of ' 82 Highland Lumber Kirk Marrie, Sheila Behnke, Michele Kacher, Lita Borens, Ron Denkowicz, Mr. Brian Dye, LaCretia Barton, Mykel Scarborough, and Sherry Fultz 2930 Ridge Road Highland, IN (312) 221-9777 CAR CARE AUTO SUPPLY WHERE YOUR CAR CARE IS OUR BUSINESS ' 5986 W. RIDGE ROAD ridge plaza PHONE: (219)923-9300 GRIFFITH. IN 46408 Best Wishes For A Most Successful Start In Life From The Class With Class 1981 E J Foods ‘Setter l atue 7200 W. 25th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 844-9720 Advertising 165 Ace Hardware thttydgc J(cad runncr 6114 W. Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 838-3134 Griffith Ready Mixed Concrete, Inc. Division of Ozinga Brothers, Inc. Producers of Quality Concrete Griffith Plant Main Office 1108 East Main Street Griffith, IN 46319 Phone: 924-2607 Portage Plant Route 149 y4Mi. So.ofU.S. 20 Portage, IN 46368 Phone: 762-5596 Compliments of Warriorettes 166 Advertising THE RINK 7930 Whitcomb Street Merrillyville, IN 769-8431 Ewen Sisters Beauty Salon 5836 W. 29th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 844-1356 Congratulations Seniors From Asbridge Motors 3940 Grant Street Gary IN 46408 980-5554 Compliments of the Commercial Bank 7925 Taft Merrillville, IN 769-4831 or 663-3144 Watkins W General Store Jkj Lee’s Foodmarket Open Daily 8:00 AM-6:30 PM Sundays 9:00 AM-1:00 PM U.S.D.A. Meats 6125 W. 25th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 844-3202 Compliments of Calumet Golf Course 3920 W. Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 Golf Course and Driving Range Advertising 167 Scholarship The Calumet High School Honor Society Extends Its Congratulations To The Class of ’81 Good Fortune Always Character Service Leadership Break A Leg 168 Advertising Calumet High School Pep Club Seniors, Roberto Elizondo and Angela White Compliments of Student Council Myra Benjamin, senior Good Luck From Biology Club Set Your Goals To Grow Compliments From O.E.A. Best Wishes From The Freshman Class of ' 84 Congratulations Class of ' 8 1 Health Occupations and Mrs. D. Hepp Advertising 169 Cedar- Inn Restaurant ? GOOD FOOD TOM’S WESTERN STORE Thomas Gibbons, Owner 3432 BURR STREET GARY, INDIANA 46406 PHONE: (219) 838-1191 5745 W. 25th Avenue Gary, IN GOOD FOOD CARRY-OUTS TOO! Sterk’s Super Foods 6161 Cleveland 980-0710 “We serve you Better” CoiiiifjSuueMfe Parkhurst’s Hairstyling UttkadJ. icMetk, DDQ and Barbering 1650 45th Avenue 5520 W Ridge Road Munster, IN 46321 Gary, IN 924-8484 Ph: 923-0940 Telephone for Appointment Six Stylists and Barbers Congra tula tions Best Wishes Seniors from From The Kwik Kopy Thift Store Gang 8929 Indianapolis Blvd. Dolores, Bill, 972-0394 Gizella, Marv, Ray, Frank, Ron, and Hank. 170 Advertising Peoples Inc. Quality Fuels Since 1927 J. J. Motors 5800 W. 29th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 845-8103 Used Cars E. J. James, owner D. B. Chan dells Auto Sales 1 owing Dock James, Owner 6009 W. 29th Place Gary, IN 46406 29th Colfax Gary, IN 46406 Phone: 845-7050 R L DEPT. STORE Bentley’s (the store your confidence built) Service Station 25th Colfax 2901 Calhoun Gary, IN 46406 Gary, IN Ph: 844-9798 Clothing for the entire family Compliments of Nimetz 25th Avenue Garage Trucking 6246 W. 29th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 3480 Calhoun 844-2563 Gary, IN 46406 Phone: 923-4753 Advertising 171 A B Trailer Park We Buy Sell Want a pr6blerrisoJved instead of jiigt a pidduct? Shop The Friendly Ones B Used Trailers 2957 Gerry Street Gary, IN Phone: 845-5974 Ken neth Coleman, owner 2701 W. 45th Avenue Gary, IN 980-5111 Class of ’81 Boender’s Service Station 6134 W. 45th Avenue Gary, IN 838-9737 York Motors Quality Used Cars 6137 W. 29th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 845-0610 172 Advertising O K Blacktopping , Inc. Drives — Parking Lots — Patching — George Kalpin (219)923-2245 5121 W. Ridge Road Dean Ols (219) 980-1669 Gary, IN 46408 Baroevich Texaco Ridge Road Colfax Griffith, IN Ph. 838-9890 J R Hardware Builders Supply 4700 Cleveland Gary, IN 46408 (219) 980-9214 We make house calls — free estimates Sales — Installation — Service Night 980-2787 Tel. 845-7490 Terry’s Auto Repair Compliments of Complete Auto Repair T K Auto Sales 24 Hour Towing 5415 W. 29th Avenue A ' iQn W 25th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 Gary, IN 46406 Advertising 173 Al ay (f ocL S en Saafi c fnd £u£,zy graduate. r Wit i cdfeattfi, cAfafifi Lns-is., and cd {any {KiiUdzen Black Oak Pharmacy 6147 W. 25th Avenue Gary, IN Brenda LaPlaunt, freshman Bob Dellenback Funeral Service For The Working Family Hairstyles For Men 4767 Cleveland Street Merrillville, IN Dorta ' s Gifts Collectibles 4732 Cleveland Street Gary, IN 46408 Ph: (219) 980-4710 Th 12:00-7:00 Hrs: M-T-W-F 12:00-5:30 Sat. 10:00-5:30 Shirley Dougherty, owner 980-3555 4238 W. Ridge Road Qfin.47nn 174 Advertising Story Book Wedding Center T Wedding Gowns Mother Of The Bride Gowns Flower Girl Dresses Prom And Party Gowns Tuxedo Rental by Nedrebo’s CALUMET NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. Special Selection Wedding Invitations And Accessories Our Most Important Product Is Fast, Dependable, Service 5231 Hohman Hammond, Indiana 7215 Taft (Rt. 55) Merrillville, IN 46410 C. L. S. Jewelers “Custom Made Jewelry” 1532 N. Arbogast Griffith, IN 6319 Ot) LONGE OPTICAL COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE CONTACT LENSES AVAILABLE 8201 TAFT STREET MERRILLVILLE. INDIANA 46410 (21 9) 769-6367 MIKE ROTHEKER manager Park Pharmacy 515 E. Glen Park Griffith, IN 46310 838-5007 Showcase Furniture Co. Catalog Outlet For Fine Furniture 6516 S. Hoisted Street Chicago, ILL 60621 Phone; 846-1662 Advertising 175 Changin ' Just as you receive your diploma, and you think that the hardest part is behind, reality strikes. Life stretches before you. The first drastic decision? What course will your life take? One must begin mak- ing plans concerning mar- riage, college, work or voca- tional training. Soon you will be on your own. You will be supporting yourself in an economy with rising inflation. We often believe that our school years are packed with life’s biggest changes. However, the biggest change comes after that dip- loma is presented. Yes, we are changin ’! We would like to thank Mr. James Spasoff and Mr. Deraid Ailes. 176 Plannin '