Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

CONTENTS Fitting in 1 Activities 4 Sports 30 Academics 64 Organizations 82 Portraits 406 Advertising 152 Closing 176 Art provided by the i Calumet Graphic Arts Department Right: Sophomore Randv Marimen tests his skills on the Super Speed Race. Far right: Attempting to obtain change, junior Charlie Washington feeds tne machine one dollar. Bottom: CHSers travel to Dodge City Fami- ly Fun Game Room, 5982 West Ridge Road, to experience the “electronic game craze. Beeping invaders Capture CHSers Clink! Zap! Flash! Chomp! Chomp! As another quarter drops, dots are devoured by the ravenous Pac Man. According to a January 18 issue of “Time” magazine, an estimated 20 billion S iarters were deposited into ectronic arcade tills last year. In all, an estimated $5 billion was spent for the clinking and beeps on ar- cade games. A group of CHS students traveled to the Dodge City Family Fun Game Room, 5982 West Ridge Road, to ex- perience the “electronic pull” that video games have on America’s youth. Left: Freshman Victor Guthrie plays pin- ball, while freshman Karla Proctor observes. Bottom left: Senior Angie McAbee awaits her turn at the “Black Hole” arcade game. Bottom right: Desiring quarters, junior Neida Quinones hits” the coin changing machine before tackling the arcade games. Playing Games 3 fitting i “Fittine in” at plays, con- certs ana dances was all a part of Calumet fun. Preparations for the ‘‘big event” included staying after school, getting out of class and the hustle and bustle of last minute arrangement. However, the most fun of all took place when the doors opened for admission, the curtains rose, and the band began to play. This year, CHS students participated in a new event, the election of a “Mr. Foot- ball” was selected from four gridiron finalists, who also acted as homecoming Queen escorts during the halftime festivities. The wide range of activi- ties carried on throughout the school year provided ample opportunity for CHSers to find that special place for ‘‘Fitting in.” S s •X 4 Activities Division Top Four Acton: Members of the 1961 court includes seniors Michele Kacher and Darrell Alcemon, LaVonne Scott and Curtis Forrester, Donna Frye and Ty Olin, Beth Henderson and Tom Rutledge. Center: Court members congratulate senior Curtis Forrester, 1961 Homecoming King. Bottom Right: Court members react to the announcement of Michele Kacher as 1961 Homecoming Queen. Below Left: Boosting spirit during the parade, the Lettergirb lead cheers from their float. Warriors win annual classic Graduates and students gathered at Homecoming to celebrate the Warrior’s third win of the season. The CHS squad beat River Forest, 26- 0, on Friday, September 25. Halftime was celebrated by the crowning of Michele Kacher, senior, as the 1981 Homecoming Queen. Curtis Forrester, senior, was selected Mr. Football. Michele received fifteen assorted red and white roses and a trophy. Curtis also received a trophy. Members of the Queen’s court were presented with flowers, and those in Mr. Football’s court received boutonnieres. ■Ml Below: Scoring a touchdown, running back ( 36 ) Ty Olin, senior, contributes the first touchdown against River Forest during the Homecoming game. Bottom: Freshman Class members ready their float for the annual Homecoming Parade. Homecoming 7 Right: Attempting to elude opponents, senior Mykel Ann Scarborough carries the ball for the Senior-Sophomore Powder Puff squad. Above: Beth Henderson, senior, and Doug Kluga, sophomore, portray “Jane” and Tar- zan’ during a Homecoming Revue Skit. Above Right: Drama students parody a Parkay” commercial at the Homecoming Revue. 6 Top: Students gather in the auditorium for the annual homecoming Revue. 8 Spirit Week CHS celebrates spirited week Pep Sessions, a Homecom- ing Revue and a Powder Puff game brought excite- ment to the annual Spirit Week Celebration on September 21 to 25. The Student Council spon- sored a variety of dress-up days to celebrate the week. On Monday CHSers revers- ed their clothing to demonstrate their desire to “Turn the Ingots Inside Out.” On Tuesday students sported their favorite tie and socks. Wednesday found students attired in outfits representing their favorite sport. Dressed in black, CHSers “mourned” the death of their Homecoming opponent on Thursday. Wearing the traditional school colors of red and white were encouraged by the Council on Friday. The Senior-Sophomore Powder Puff squaa was vic- torious against the Freshman-Junior team on September 24. The final score was 6-0. Left: Senior Sherry Fultz dons a toga during the Spirit Week Celebration. Above: Gathering in the fieldhouse foyer, students participate in the Hom ecoming Dance after the game. Spirit Week Elementary, my dear! Deductions were in abun- dance as Sherlock Holmes attempted to solve the case of “The Hound of the Baskervilles.” The fall play production was performed on November 6 and 7 at 7:30 p.m. Below: Sophomore Keith Parker warns Bob Brogdon (Sir Henry) to stay away from his sister sophomore Stacy Sorrell (Kathy Stapleton). Right: Bob Brogdon (Sir Henry) scolds junior Pat Favuzzo (Barrymore) and sophomore Robin West (Mrs. Barrymore). Far Left: Bob Brogdon (Sir Henry) presents flowers to Stacy Sorrell (Kathy Stapleton |. Sophomore Kim Cummings (Perkins) ap- proves of the gift. CAST MEMBERS Sherlock Holmes . ... Bob Hamilton I Watson .... Marty Roper ; f Lady Agatha Mortimer Starla j Sorrell Sir Henrv . . Robert Brogdon Kathv Stapleton . . . . . Stacy Sorrell Perkins . . Kim Cummings Barrymore Pat Favuzzo Mrs. Barrymore . . Robin West jack Laura Lyons 10 Fall Play m i|flf iiiPiP J iiSSf v •Be Ml n Above: Bob Hamilton (Sherlock Holmes) i : d m. u; n � . nn t AV . and senior Marty Roper (Dr. Watson) ex- plain parts of the will to senior Starla Sor- rell (Lady Agatha). Left: Senior Bob Hamilton (Sherlock Holmes) catches sophomore Lisa Goins (Laura Lyons) in a lie. Fall Play 11 12 Yearbook Distribution Color abounds in ’81 book Exchanging memories for the 1981 year, was the topic of the evening of September 10 as patrons of the “Chief- tain” gathered in the fieldhouse foyer to obtain their yearbooks. “Changin’ ” was the theme for the book. The annual contained eight pages of full color, and twelve pages of senior portraits, purchased by the Class of ’81. Over 400 books were sold during the sales campaign held during the fall of ’80. Top Left: Graduates Phil Werno, Carol Keliemen, and Cindy Frye take turns sign- ing each other ' s yearbook. Below: Kim Tauber, Lori Sosnowski and Cindy Frve, graduates, browse through the 1981 yearbook. Left: Students arrive in the fieldhouse foyer to obtain their copy of the Calumet yearbook. Below: Tomi Baigent, junior, dances with Randy Derr, senior, to the beat of ' “Hie Dots .’ 1 Right: Teny Keelen receives help at the punch bowl from juniors Emise McDowell and Charlie Washington. Below I ft: Couples gather in the field- house foyer for the Annual Christmas Dance. Below Right: Juniors John Brady and Mel- issa Rubavina step onto the dance floor at I- HOSA ' s Candlelight Reflections semi-for- mal. f,A mm V % Candles capture holiday spirit Christmas trees and mistletoe greeted couples at the Health Occupations Tur- nabout dance on December 4. The annual event, entitled “Candlelight Reflections,” was sponsored by the In- diana Health Occupation Students of America (I- HOSA) in the school fieldhouse foyer. Left; p res hman Tammy Campbell dances A mixture of music was with Dale Lane, senior, at the annual Tur- provided by “The Dots.” nabou,dance Spasoff Studio provided Below. Talcing time out from dancing. photographs of couples ttTJfSTubfi SJSS ' K attending. Christmas theme. HK m w f ‘ Turnabout 15 Season brings CHS melodies The melodious sounds of the Christmas season echoed throughout the CHS auditorium as Band, Drama and Chorus members presented their annual con- certs during the holidays. Drama and Chorus perform- ed their traditional nativity program on December 14 at 7:30 p.m. Band members held their annual Christmas concert on Wednesday, December 16 in the auditorium. The program featured a trumpet trio. Above: Senior John Jones accompanies the CHS Band on the Xylophone at the Christmas Band Concert. Right: Members of the CHS chorus present a seasonal selection for the concert audience. 16 Christmas Concerts Top left: Portraying a shepard, senior Tam- my McQuen performs in the annual Christmas pageant. Right: Members of the brass section par- ticipate in the annual Band Christmas Concert. Above: The Three Kings, senior Mike Lam- pitt, Jeff Morton and sophomore Keith Parker, bring gifts to the manger. Christmas Concerts 17 Guests gather to partake Office Education Associa- tion (OEA) held their annual Spaghetti Supper on April 1 in the school cafeteria from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Profits from the dinner were used to send OEA con- test winners to the National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee from April 23 to 28. Above: Community members gather in the cafeteria for the annual OEA Spaghetti Supper. Right: An area resident selects a gelatin for dessert at the annual dinner sponsored by Calumet’s OEA. 18 Spaghetti Supper Above: Patrons file through the dinner line. Above left: Junior Ragen Hinkle assists young patrons, Timmy and Marcy Sopko, in the cafeteria line. Left: Community residents choose a dessert. r __ Spaghetti Supper 19 Right: An uproar in the courtroom over the belles ' innocence causes the judge, sophomore James Drake, to quiet the crowd. Below: Junior Pam Williams (Arabella) senior Lisa Wiesemann (Faith) and junior Rhonda Watson (Mae B) complete a parasol dance in the first act. Below Right: Lumberjacks sophomore Ran- dy Meriman (Abraham) ana senior Scott Feeler (Barney) perform “There is Nothing Like a Dame,” during the spring production. Spring Play 20 mm Spring play held at CHS CHS drama classes per- formed the musical produc- tion “Lumberjacks and Wed- dingbelles” on April 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Paul Borlick served as the direc- tor, and Rhonda Hedge, junior, was assistant director. The performances were held in the school auditorium. The mini- musical was written by Tim Kelly. CAST MEMBERS Charity Jones . . Stacey Sorrell Asa Mercer . Robert Brogdon Ma Scrubbs . . . Debi Walton Venus .... Robin West Aphrodite Vivian Sovinski Pie Annie . . . Starla Sorrell Abraham Randy Meriman Barney .... Scott Feeler Josh Luke Faith Lisa Wiesemann Hope Arabella . . Pam Williams Mayor Crook . . . Keith Parker Lum David Pahl Hermit Doug Kluga Melissa .... Lisa Gurley Mae B . . Ronda Watson Nellie . . Theresa Bukur Jennie . . Marlene Wise Deputy Judge . . Evelyn Wilson Townspeople . . Tassyna Acrey Rhonda Hedge Judy Swartz Kris Copeland Piano Accompanist . Kim Cummings Left: Sophomore Keith Parker (Mayor Crook) tries to convince Rhonda Hedge, junior, and Kris Copeland, sophomore, (townspeople) to vote for him. Above: Sophomore Stacey Sorrell (Charity [ones) accepts a marriage proposal from sophomore Robert Brogaon (Asa Mercer) during Act II. Spring Play 21 Right: Freshman Steve Belinsky and sophomore Tammy Stewart participate in the annual Honor Society inductions. Below: junior Cherill Baize is presented with the “Most Contributing Yearbook Staff Member award. Programs held for smarties The annual Calumet High School Honor Society induc- tions took place in the school auditorium. There were ap- proximately 26 new members inducted. Quill and Scroll Jour- nalism Honors Banquet was held on April 20 at tne Holi- day Inn at 1-80 and Cline Avenue. Patrick Ard, senior, was named Most Valuable Staffer” by the Post-Tribune, and Tomi Baigent, junior, was selected “Most Valuable Staffer,” underclassman, by the Hammond Times. Other awards included Most Con- tributing Yearbook Staff Member,” Cherill Baize, junior; “Most Contributing Newspaper Staff Member,” Brenda LaPlaunt, sopho- more; and “Most Inches of Copy,” Brenda LaPlaunt. Mr. Caroll Vertrees editorial page editor of the Post-Tribune was guest speaker at the awards presentation. Mr. Vertrees also presented the Post- Tribune plaque. Left: junior Tomi Baigent accepts the Ham- mona Times Most Valuable Staffer” underclassman award from Miss Francie Blaney, journalism adviser. Above Left: Senior Patrick Ard receives “Most Valuable Staffer” plaque from Mr. Carroll Vertrees, editorial page editor of the Post-Tribune. Honoraries 23 Right: Lisa Vargas, John Wilson and An- tione Lark listen quietly to a speech given at the Senior Banquet. Above: Mr. Robert Joseph, principal, ad- dresses the soon-to-be graduates at the Senior Banquet. 24 Senior Banquet . t Grads, gather at class feast Tradition prevailed on May 6 as members of the Class of 1982 gathered at Tiebel’s Restaurant to celebrate the annual Senior Banquet. Awards given during the evening included presenta- tions to Valedictorian Tina Greene and Salutatorian David Stadt. David was also presented with the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Presentations were given to Cheerleaders by Miss Pauline Yatsko and to Health Occupations students by Mrs. Dorothy Hepp. Gag awards were also given. Miss Johnnie McCray served as sponsor for the Senior Class. Left: Lita Borens sings “Memories as a solo at the annual Senior Banquet. Above Left: Rhonda Reed receives a Cheerleading award, from Miss Pauline Yatsko, cheerleader sponsor. Above: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp presents Carrie Cook with an award for completing the health occupation cooperative program. Senior Banquet 25 Prom takes love theme Juniors Charlie Washing- ton and Ernise McDowell were selected King and Queen of the annual Junior- Senior Prom on May 14 . The event entitled, “L’Amour Sans Fin” (Endless Love), was held at the Saint Sava Serbian Hall. Music was performed by the band, “Together.” Photographs of couples were taken by Spasoff Studios. The annual event was sponsored by the CHS Junior Class. Mr. Brian Dye served as class sponsor. Above: Juniors Charlie Washington and Er- nise McDowell reign as King and Queen of the annual Prom. Right: As members of the Queen ' s court, juniors Dianne Allbritten and Lynn Morganroth await announcement of result in the King and Queen balloting. Above Right: Guests dine at the annual prom sponsored by the Junior Class. Tassels turn for 240 grads Relatives and friends gathered in the gymnasium for Commencement exer- cises on May 23. Approximately 240 students, dressed in gowns of red and white, participated in the ceremony. Members of the class’ top ten percent sported gold tassels for the occasion. Guests present to witness the ceremony included members of The school board; Mr. Herbert Abram- son, superintendent; Mr. Robert Joseph, principal, and Mr. Thomas Manning, assis- tant principal of Calumet. Miss Johnnie McCray served as sponsor of the class. Mr. Abramson distributed diplomas to the graduates of the Class of 1982. Above: Mr. Herbert Abramson con- gratulates Mark Rodriguez as he presents a diploma to the graduate. Right: Tina Greene delivers the traditional valedictory speech. Right: Salutatory address is given by David Stadt. 28 Graduation fitting i Athletics proved to be another important area for “Fitting In” at CHS. Whether in team sports, or in in- dividual endeavor, par- ticipants strived to attain the highest goals. In both girls and boys sports, students, parents, and faculty attended athletic con- tests to “cheer on” CHS members. Calumet added a new team to the program in 1981 . The CHS Seahawks Swim Club participated in some Junior Varsity competition during the swim season. Next year, the organization will compete as a varsity unit. Calumet’s Cross Country squad finished their 1981 season with a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The team finished seventh in the Lake Suburban Con- ference tournament. The team consisted of approx- imately nine members, and Mr. Randy Harkabus and Mr. Woody Feeler served as coaches for the ’81 team. Top: The CHS squad begins the 3.2 mile event at a home meet. Right: Senior Scott Feeler, breaks the CHS record with a time of 16.4 minutes during the ' 81 season. 32 Cross Country Top: Rodney Rodriguez, junior, completes an event at the Hobart Invitational. Below: Cross Country: front row: John Smeltzer, David Walton, Carrie Skelton: row 2: Doug Kluga, Mr. Randy Harkabus, Scott Feeler, Tim Groendyke, Ken Luga, Norman Long, Rodney Rodriguez, Mr. Woody Feeler. Cross Country (8-2) CHS OPP Hammond Clark 30 25 LaPorte 32 23 Hobart 25 30 Andrean 32 23 Gary Roosevelt 30 25 Crown Point 42 15 Griffith 37 18 Lowell 37 18 Munster 25 30 Highland 29 26 Lowell Invitational 4th Highland Invitational Clark Invitational(frosh-soph) 5th 1st Conference 7th Sectional 6th Cross Country 33 Sweeney sets school record Calumet’s Boys Tennis Team served up a season record of 9 wins and 7 losses. The netters tied the all-time CHS record for the most season wins. Senior Frank Sweeney, set the new school record tor tennis singles, as he finished his season with 15 wins and 5 losses. Frank beat the previous record held by graduate Tony Tauber (14 wins and 1 loss in the 1978 season). Calumet’s Junior Varsity Tennis Team completed their season with 7 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie. Boys Varsity Tennis (9-7) CHS OPPONENT E.C. Washington 4 1 Hammond Morton 2 3 Lake Central 3 2 Bishop Noll 2 3 Griffith 3 2 Highland 2 3 Lew Wallace 5 0 Lowell 4 1 River Forest 5 0 Lake Station 5 0 Crown Point 1 4 Hobart 0 5 Hanover Central Sectional: 5 0 Andrean 3 2 Hobart 1 4 Bottom: Preparing to receive a serve, senior Frank Sweeney sets a new school record during the ’81 season. Varsity Boys Tennis Team: front row: Phil Villarreal. Eric Williamson, Mike Dravet; row 2: Ron Demkowicz, David Stadt, David Beckham, Frank Sweeney, Mr. Jerry Tauber, coach. 34 Boys Tennis mrrfr, fiTIg 1 v ' v‘- ■ .. Junior Varsity Boys Tennis (7-5-1 tie) CHS OPPONENT E.C. Washington 1 0 Hammond Morton 2 2 Lake Central 3 2 Bishop Noll 1 0 Griffith 1 0 Highland 1 5 Lew Wallace 1 0 Lowell 1 2 River Forest 5 0 Lake Station 5 0 Crown Point 0 6 Hobart 2 4 Munster 1 4 Hanover Central 1 0 Junior Varsity Boys Tennis: front row: Bruce Hocking, Shunn Cross, Tom Piegot; row 2: Mike Cook, Jeff Bogdon, Greg Valcich, Mike Doherty, Dave Seberger, Mr. Jerry Tauber, coach. Top: Senior Ron Demkowicz prepares a serve. Left: Senior Dave Stadt readies his position for a volley at the net. Boys Tennis 35 Springing to meet the net Setting, bumping and spik- ing was a major concern for the 1981 Girls Volleyball team. The team completed their season with a record of 12 wins and 6 losses. Junior Diane Allbritten was cited All-conference recipient for the second straight year. Senior Kim Miller was nam- ed “Honorable Mention” in the conference balloting. The Junior Varsity team received a new coach this year, Miss Carman Lis. The new faculty member finish- ed her first season with a record of 14 wins and 7 losses. Top: Varsity Volleyball: front row: Edie Vinyard, Kathy Gora, Donna Simko, Kim Miller, Guedelia Marin, Rhonda Reed; row 2: Miss Carman Lis. Deanna Robbins, Gordonna Marinkovic, Amy Ols, Shari Behnke, Diane Allbritten, Gwen Kirksey, Miss Laura Baird, Carman Neri. Middle: Sophomore Amy Ols, 10, spikes the ball jover the net at a home game. Bottom: Spiking the ball, freshman Lisa Peterson, 14, makes a Junior Varsity offensive move in a home game. Girls Varsity Volleyball ( 12 - 6 ) CHS OPP Gary West Side W L Chesterton W L Andrean W L Clark L W Merrillville L W E.C. Washington W L Hammond High W L Morton w L Hanover Central w L Griffith w L Lake Central w L Highland L W Munster L W Gavit W L Portage W L Valparaiso w L Lake Station L W 36 Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball (14-7) CHS OPP West Side W L Chesterton L W Andrean W L Clark L W Merrillville W L E.C. Washington w L Hammond High w L Morton L w Lowell L W Hanover Central W L Griffith W L Lake Central L W Highland W L Munster w L Crown Point L W Gavit L W Portage L w Valparaiso W L Lake Station w L Top: Senior Kim Miller, 3, sets the ball as sophomore Amy Ols, 10, and senior Deanna Robbins remains ready for play. Bottom: Junior Varsity Girls Volleyball: front row: Tammy Cambell, Denise Rob- bins, Kelly Bauldridge, Dawn Olin, Barb Anderson; row 2: Pam Schiller, Amy Beckham, Lisa Peterson, Tish Hamilton, Joann Vines, Miss Carman Lis. Volleyball 37 Season ends even for CHS Senior Ty Olin took top honors this year as he was selected to the Lake Suburban Conference football team. Conference honorable men- tions went to seniors Darrell Akemon, John Wilson, Steve Williams, Tom Rutledge and junior Troy Warrens. The team finished their ’81 season with a record of 5 wins and 5 losses in the regular and pre-season and 1 win and 5 fosses in conference play. The Warriors defeated tne River Forest Ingots, 26-0, at the an- nual Homecoming game on September 25. Senior David Grise and Dar- rell Akemon served as captains for the ’81 squad. Varsity Football (5-5) CHS OPP Clark 28 0 Noll 7 14 Gary Roosevelt 24 22 Highland 7 29 River Forest 26 0 Lake Central 6 36 Lowell 14 7 Munster 7 13 Griffith 7 25 Crown Point 7 10 Above: Junior Art Carrillo, 85, and senior Kirk Marrie, 60, celebrate a defensive move during gridiron action. Right: The CHS squad prepare for an offensive play against the Griffith Panthers. 38 Football Left: Senior Darrell Akemon. 34, carries the ball as junior Ken Coopwood, 32, blocks during a home game. Varsity Football: front row: Teddy Panayi, Darrell Sills, Art Carrillo, )ohn Lark, Tom Crane, Tom Haines, Chris Hernandez, Armondo Perez, Tom Rutledge, David Pahl, Joe Milosevich, Tony Whitehead, Darrell Akemon, Ty Olin, Dan Taylor, Chris Thomberry; row 2: Randy Marimen, Tim Pusateri, Tim Thomas, Keith Johnson, Curtis Forrester, Jeff Morton, Kirk Marrie, Dale Lane, David Krawczenia, Marvin Wilson, Trent Buffington; row 3: Mr. Rick Parker, Mr. Ron Johnson, Mr. Lou Lindinger, Mr. Dennis Bunda, Mr. Bob Mizera, Phil Harper, Mark Rodriguez, Doug Olin, John Dietrich, Earl Welch, John Nimetz, John Wilson, David Grise, Steve Williams, Barrv Handley, Steve Davis, Trov Warrens, Randy Derr, Darrell Morgan, Bill Gidley, Ellery Guttenberg, Don Neely, Kevin Roach, Ken Coopwood, Dennis Travis. Underclassmen hit gridiron 40 Football The junior varsity gridiron squad finished their 1981 season with a record of 3 wins and 4 losses. The freshman team finish- ed their season with a record of 0 wins and 10 losses. The freshman team consisted of approximately fifteen members, and Mr. Charles Cole served as the ’81 coach. Top: Senior Randy Derr. 11 hands off to junior Ken Coopwood, 32. Right: Senior Ty Olin. 36. carries the ball, as senior Steve Davis. 15, makes a path through the opposition. Junior Varsity Football (3-4) CHS OPP Crown Point 0 33 Bishop Noll 7 27 Lake Central 0 14 Whiting 38 0 Highland 6 20 Lowell 3 0 Griffith 14 13 Freshman Football ( 0 - 10 ) CHS OPP Bishop Noll 40 8 Crown Point 39 0 Lake Central 28 6 Highland 30 26 Griffith 22 0 Pierce 24 6 Lowell 32 0 Top: Senior Mark Rodriguez, 74. tackles a Bisnop Noll opponent. Right: The CHS defense uses a gang tackle play against the Lake Central Indians. Below: Freshman Football Team: front row: |im Bridges, Mike Upchurch. Shelby Jenkins, Barry Buffington, David Rader, James Livenner, Arturo Loften. row 2: Mr. Chuck Cole. Chuck Upchurch, Gene Haake, Kurt Roach, Doug Estes, Victor Guthrie, Eric Latham, Mr. Dennis Bunda, Andy Adams, Eddie Gidcumb. Football 41 Varsity Wrestling fJLJIl CHS OPP Gary Roosevelt 64 6 Lowell 46 21 i Hobart 36 18 Griffith 61 6 Lake Central 43 26 S Highland 35 13 Munster 32 30 Crown Point 59 6 La Porte Tounament 2nd Calumet Invitational 1st East Chicago Washington Tournament 1st Conference 1st Sectional 1st Regional 1st Semi-State 2nd Right: front row: Tony Smith, Willy Smith Greg Finnerty, Tom Sullivan: row 2: Tommy Wiser, Patrick Favuzzo, Tim Watkins, Trent Buffington, Pete Marinkovic, Brian Buffington; row 3: Darrell Akemon, Tom Rutledge, John Nimetz, Barry Handley, Keith Johnson, Bob Hamilton. Below: Darrell Akemon, senior state qualifier, defeats his Gary Roosevelt opponent by a fall during sectional wrestling competition. Squad wins triple crown! Grappling honors for the 1981-82 wrestling team in- cluded capturing the Lake Suburban Conference title, the sectional and regional competitions. Three state qualifiers, senior Darrell Akemon, sophomores Barry Handley and Tony Smith, traveled to Indianapolis to compete in State finals, after capturing local sectional and regional honors. Below: During Sectional play, junior Keith johnson executes a double chicken wing” against a Roosevelt opponent. Above: Tony Smith, sophomore, attempts an offensive move against an Lew Wallace sectional opponent. Varsity Wrestling 43 ‘Pinning’ down CHS victories Junior Varsity Wrestling (10-0) Roosevelt CHS OPP 63 9 Lowell 62 9 Lowell 9 6 Hobart 34 23 Hobart 15 12 Griffith 44 30 Lake Central 57 6 Highland 38 23 Munster 54 10 Crown Point 48 21 Right: Freshman JV wrestler Barry Buff- ington works on offense against a Ham- mond Tech opponent. Below: Brian Buffington, freshman, wrestles a Hammond Teen opponent in the 119 weight class. JV Wrestling 1 1 fl fSm ■ m W, wX 1 J IB J.V. Wrestling 45 Top: Senior Frank Sweeney, 5, shoots for two during the sectional game against Griffith. Bottom: Junior Levine Richardson, 3, shoots a layup during a home game. Varsity Basketball (13-9) CHS OPP Chicago St, James 75 49 Portage 60 63 Lake Central 45 71 Griffith 66 63 Bishop Noll 56 62 Chesterton 55 58 Lowell 61 70 Hammond Tech 65 58 Michigan City Marquette 65 54 Andrean 67 65 Crown Point 50 56 Griffith 73 66 Hammond Gavit 71 62 Highland 55 59 River Forest 61 59 Munster 58 53 Hobart 66 58 Chicago Gage Park 54 53 Hammond Morton 66 69 i Hammond Clark Sectional: 65 56 Griffith 72 61 Crown Point 59 60 Shoot, swish and score two The 1981-82 Calumet War- riors were one of the most surprising teams of the season. As freshmen, the team only won one game, and as varsity players they defeated thirteen teams and placed second in the con- ference, indicated Coach Carl Traicoff. Senior Frank Sweeney was named as the “Most Valuable Player,” and Charlie Washington, junior, was named CHS’ All- Conference player. The team completed their season with a record of 13 wins and 9 losses. During sectionals, the team defeated the Griffith Panthers and then were defeated by the Crown Point Bulldogs by a score of 60-59. Top: Senior Frank Sweeney. 5, shoots for two during the sectional game against the Griffith. Bottom: Varsity Basketball: front row: Chuck Smiley. Randy Derr, Frank Sweeney, Ty Olin, Rodney Rodriguez, Omar Johnson; row 2: Mr. Willie Cross, Lester Morris, Ron Demkowicz, Charlie Washington; row 3: Tommy Philpot, Kenny Coopwood, Steve Seberger, Ron Battle, Levine Richardson, Mr. Mike Stamper. Mr. Carl Traicoff. Varsity Basketball 47 Shooting for the hoop! The Junior Varsity Basket- ball Team completed their 1982 season with a record of 7 wins and 12 losses. The freshman completed their season with a record of 2 wins 12 losses. Sophomore Robert Nelson was cited as “Most Valuable Player” and “Leading Re- bounder” for the Junior Var- sity team at tne annual Winter Sports Banquet. Mr. Jerry Tauber served as coach for tne freshman team, and Mr. Joe Olis served as coach for the Junior Varsity players. 48 J.V. Freshman Basketball Top: Sophomore Kevin Roach, 22, tries for the rebound during a game against the Grif- fith Panthers. Right: Junior Varsity Basketball: front row: David Krawczenia, Tom Haines, Billy White, Louie Lopez, Art Carrillo; row 2: Mike Doherty, Kevin Roach, Robert Nelson, Chris Plesha, Tim Groendyke, Mr. Joe Olis. Bottom: Freshman Basketball: front row: Tim Groendyke, Anthony Glenn, Roy Alford, Arturo Loften, Pete Richards; row 2: Shaun Cross, Craig Bell. Danny Moslander, Steve Burkholder; row 3: Mr. jerry Tauber, Chuck Upchurch, David Berwanger, Vic Guthrie, Jim Bridges. Page 48 Top: Freshman Danny Moslander, 20, shoots for two during a home game. Page 48 Bottom: Sophomore Robert Nelson, 11, awaits the rebound during a game against Griffith. Junior Varsity Basketball (7-12) CHS OPP Portage 14 46 Lake Central 48 63 Griffith 31 48 Bishop Noll 28 26 Chesterton 27 36 Lowell 30 32 Hammond Tech 37 28 Michigan City Marquette 36 35 Andrean 37 27 Crown Point 33 41 Griffith 38 48 Hammond Gavit 33 27 Highland 23 40 River Forest 34 44 Munster 22 27 Hobart 4 7 Chicago Gage 34 27 Hammond Morton 44 36 Hammond Clark 35 42 Freshman Basketball (2-12) CHS OPP Crown Point 27 59 Gavit 38 52 Lew Wallace 50 56 Horace Mann 38 75 Hanover 47 33 Morton 35 55 Lake Station 32 55 Griffith 50 60 Bishop Noll 35 54 Highland Lake Central 54 52 42 55 Munster 39 61 Clark 55 63 Lowell 36 49 J.V. Freshman Basketball 49 Girls Varsity Basketball (19-9) CHS OPP Portage 32 55 Gavit 51 31 Andrean 49 45 Crown Point 37 61 Lake Central 41 20 Lake Station 43 29 Munster 41 42 Valparaiso 40 90 Lowell 48 33 Chesterton 31 36 Highland 38 31 Hammond High 47 44 Merrillville 41 49 Griffith Sectional: 30 26 Andrean 39 43 Top: Sophomore Amy Ols, 23. shoots for two during a home game. Bottom: Senior Deanna Robbins. 24, shoots as junior Shari Behnke. 23. awaits the rebound. 50 Girls Basketball LUM£- - 0 KLUMe r M.mr c M,uM£ r VUhf J . d L ' V a. Jn i i; T cVLUNf, n 10 1 Two chosen All-Conferenct Juniors Diane Allbritten and Sheila Baron were chosen as the All - Conference delegates for the ’82 season. Baron was also selected for the ’81 team. The girls finished their season with a record of 10 wins and 9 losses. The girls tied for second in conference action. “The team really im- proved this year, and although we are loosing five seniors, I am looking for- ward to an even better season next year,” indicated Coach Robyn Payne. Top: Sophomore Sherry Andrews tries a lav-up as Gwen Kirksey, junior, awaits the rebound. Left: Girls Varsity Basketball: front row: Mykel Ann Scarborough, Tina Greene, Kathy Gora, Amy Beckham, Sheila Baron; row 2: Lita Borens, Diane Allbritten, Shari Behnke, Deanna Robbins, Amy Ols, Miss Robyn Payne. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball: front row: Karen Neilson, Charlene Lee, Donna Strayer; row 2: Gwen Kirksey, Lisa Peterson, Mr. Rick Parker, Gordonna Marinkovic, Sherry Parker. Girls Basketball 51 Girls Junior Basketball (3-10) CHS OPP Portage 16 20 Gavit 31 34 Andrean 32 14 Crown Point 24 38 Lake Central 24 25 Munster 13 32 Valparaiso 26 38 Lowell 39 15 Chesterton 23 26 Highland 21 33 Hammond High 24 28 Merrillville 19 25 Griffith 24 23 Swimming 52 Group takes first dip Taking the plunge, the Seahawks, CHS’ new swim club, finished their first sea- son with a record of 3 wins and 4 losses. Sophomore Randy Reed was named ‘‘Most Outstand- ing” swimmer at the Boys Winter Sports Banquet. Sophomore Mike Hepner served as the Seahawks first president. The club consisted of approximately 35 mem- bers. Left: Seahawks Swim Club: front row: Mike Upchurch, Curt Koedyker, Andy Brack, Snawn Superuant, Mrs. Carolyn Wood, assistant coach; row 2: Paul Targett, Mike Hepner, Mark Scott, Guy Noah, Tom Piegot, Ken O’Dean; row 3: Andy Adams, Jesse Smith, Billy Bruce, Randy Marieman, Scott Sheets, Dean Gidcumb, Randy Mount; row 4: Julie Vickery, Laura Pahl, Chris Kalmar, Susan Milosevich, Susan Gambini, Jeri Alexander, Dana Stewart, Diane Wood, Mr. Doug Starewicz, coach; row 5: Kenny Pemberton, Greg Keefer, Randy Reed, Mike Ring, George Haney, Javier Leal, Valarie Withrow. Top: Randy Mount, freshman, begins the breaststroke relay. Bottom: A CHS swimmer on his way to finishing the freestyle relay during the ’82 season. Wilson grabs MVP honors The Boys Track Team completed their 1982 season with a record of 3 wins and 7 losses, in the outdoor com- petition. The cindermen placed fifth in the con - ference, and also placed fifth in the sectional. Senior John Wilson was named “Most Valuable Player,” and junior Charlie Washington was named “Most Improved.” Top Two: Sophomore Robert Nelson displays form during the pole vault event at the 1982 Calumet Invitational. Below: Most Valuable Player,” John Wilson, senior, competes in the 100-meter hurdles event during the ’82 season. 54 Boys Track Boys Track (3-7) CHS OPP Griffith 72 58 Andrean 80 57 Crown Point 65 62 Highland 66 61 Lowell 71 73 River Forest 98 31 Garv Wirt 77 52 Andrean Relays 3rd Chesterton relays 2nd Calumet Invitational 5th Lake Suburban Conf. 5th Sectional 5th Above: Boys Track: front row: John Smeltzer, Tony Whitehead. Phil (ones. Robert Rice, David Wilson, Armond Guiterez; row 2: Kurt Riach, Tom Schoon. Charlie Washington, Ken Kluga. |ohn Wilson, Ken Coopwood, Norman Long, Robert Nelson, Omar Johnson, Chris Hernandez, Scott Feeler, Rodney Rodriguez. Left: Senior Mark Rodriguez displays his discus form at the Calumet Invitational. Boys Track 55 Hodge sets state record CHS’ Girls Track team completed their season with a record of 3 wins and 5 losses. Senior Yolanda Hodge set a state record on the 200- meter dash with 24.4 seconds, and a state record in the 100 meter dash, with a time of 12.0 seconds. Other outstanding vicotrs were CHS’ Lisa Peterson who set a new school record in the shot put with a throw of 37 feet, 7 inches. Lisa also set a new CHS record in the discus with a throw of 121 feet, 5 inches. Also seniors Meatrice Col- eman, Yolanda Hodge, freshmen Lisa Valdez, and Sharon Greene, won the 400-meter with a record time of 51.1 seconds. The 800-meter relay was won with a school record time of 1 minute, 52.0 seconds. Participants were freshman Sharon Green, juniors Dianna Wood, Shari Behnke and senior Meatrice Coleman. Above: Senior Lita Borens participates in the long jump event at the Calumet Invitationals. Girls Track: front row: Dawn Olin, Susan Hartog, Kim Keefer. Shari Behnke, Lisa Valdez, Yolanda Hodge, Guedelia Marin; row 2: Dianna Wood, Bobby Schoon, Karen Warkentine, Meatrice Coleman, Deanna Robbins, Sharon Green. Lisa Peterson, Mr. Stan Surdy, Lita Borens. 56 Girls Trnck Girls Track (3-5) CHS OPP Morton 66 38 Lake Central 30 61 Crown Point 28 77 Highland 36 69 Munster 39 52 Andrean 74 43 Merrillville 42 51 Hobart 54 51 Griffith Relays 3rd Calumet Invitationals 3rd Conference 3rd Sectionals 5th Regionals 3rd Left: Participating in the running long jump is junior Shari Bennke. Below: At a home meet, senior Yolanda Hodge competes in the 200-meter dash. CHS slugs it out! CHS batmen, as of June 2, compiled a record of 14 wins and 15 losses. Seniors Ron Demkowicz and Ty. Olin were cited as All-Conference recipients for the ’82 balloting. According to Mr. Brian Dye, coach, leading batters included seniors Ron Demkowicz, Ty Olin and Doug Kluga. Seniors Darell Akemon and John Estrada served as co-captains. Top: Senior Ron Demkowicz scores ;i run during a home game. Right: Varsity Baseball: front row: Darrell Akemon. Troy Shaw. ]ohn Estrada. Mickey Gordon: row 2: Louie Lopez. Roil Demkowicz. Randy Derr; row 3: Jeff Bogdon. Tony Vuckovich. Earl Welch. Doug Kluga, Jeff Barrentine, Mike Hepner, Coach Richard Trcka. Below: Junior Varsity Baseball: front row: Larry Henderson, Mark Fowler, Mike Estrada, Roy Alford, Phil Villarreal: row 2: Rodney Garrett. Allen Thomas. David Peppoff: row 3: Ed Collum, Darrell Morgan, Joe Milosevich. Doug Olin. 58 Varsity Baseball ( 14 - 15 ) CHS OPP Wirt 4 0 Lew Wallace 7 1 Lowell 2 5 Gary Roosevelt 5 3 Wirt 10 9 Hanover 13 0 Lake Central 2 3 Highland 0 11 Crown Point 2 9 Portage 7 6 Griffith 13 3 Munster 0 10 Lowell 1 2 Morton 9 10 Andrean 2 18 Lake Central 8 4 Highland 4 13 Sullivan 11 8 Munster 4 10 Crown Point 3 2 Griffith 4 0 Munster 0 5 Merrillville 3 8 West Side 8 0 Whiting 12 7 Hammond High 1 0 South Newton 0 7 Top: Senior Ty Olin attempts to steal se- cond base during a home game. Left: Sophomore Mike Hepner, relief pitcher, warms up on the side lines. Baseball 59 Squad nets sectional win The girls Varsity Tennis team completed their season with a record of 13 wins and 6 losses. The netters captured the sectional crown by defeating Hammond Clark 5-0, Ham- mond Morton, 5-0, and Bishop Noll 5-0. Players included, junior Sheila Baron, number one singles; senior Kim Miller, number two; and junior Diane Allbritten, number three. Right: Number two singles Kim Miller, senior, follows through on a backhand dur- ing a match against the Lake Central Indians. Girls Varsity (13-6) Tennis CHS OPP Highland 3 4 Crown Point 3 4 Gavit 5 2 Hammond Clark 7 0 Lowell 6 1 LaPorte 0 7 Griffith 5 2 Lake Station 7 0 Munster 1 6 E.C. Washington 6 1 Bishop Noll 6 1 Morton 5 2 Merrillville 4 3 Lake Central 5 2 60 Girls Tennis Girls Junior Varsity Tennis (2-9) CHS OPP Highland 1 4 Crown Point 2 4 Gavit 2 2 Clark 2 3 Lowell 1 3 La Porte 1 5 Griffith 1 5 Lake Station 2 5 Munster 2 0 E.C. Washington 2 0 Bishop Noll 2 0 Morton 1 1 Merrillville Sectional, first 0 4 Top: Girls Varsity Tennis: front row: Kim Miller, Kathy Favuzzo, Melissa Rukovina, Sheila Baron; row 2: Mr. Jerry Tauber, Amy Ols, Gordonna Marinkovic, Diane Allbritten, Amy Beckham. Right: Girls Junior Varsity Tennis: front row: Shelly Jones, Sue Henderson, Mary Austin, Pam Schiller; row 2: Rhonda Turner, Mr. Jerry Tauber, Lori Fultz, Melissa Rukovina, Kathy Favuzzo. Bottom: Junior Kathy Thomas returns the ball with a backhand. Girls Tennis 61 Sweeney cited as squad MVP Improvement was a factor in the performance of the 1982 Varsity Golf Team. The linksmen’s average scores were the lowest attained in the past three seasons. Frank Sweeney, senior, was cited as “Most Valuable Player” at the Spring Sports Banquet, and also received a four-year trophy. Three-vear trophies were awarded to seniors Tom Rutledge and Mike Steinhubel. Six Varsity and five Junior Varsity let- ters were given at the banquet. The Junior Varsity was the first J.V. squad organized since 1977, and the group in- cluded four freshmen. Mr. Milos Karagin served as coach of the Varsity and Junior Varsity. Golf (5-13) CHS OPP Hanover Central 188 196 River Forest 188 216 Andrean 398 346 Lowell 175 182 Highland 189 165 Munster 185 172 Crown Point 185 180 Bishop Noll 200 192 Lake Central 178 151 Griffith 185 158 177 160 Gavit 165 169 Munster 179 164 Lowell 166 174 Highland 168 154 Boone Grove 175 161 Crown Point 187 170 Lake Central 190 168 Boone Grove Invitational 2nd Lake Hills Invitational 12th Sectional 8th ‘denotes 18 holes Right: Varsity Golf: Mike Steinhubel, Frank Sweeney, Dave Seberger, Mike Doherty, Tom Rutledge. Above: Junior Dave Seberger practices on the putting green for future matches. 62 Golf CHS was not all fun and prepare students for the job games. Once the bell rang, market. Calumet students weaved For the students planning their way through hallways to continue in academic to assigned classrooms to fur- study, advanced courses in ther their education. the humanities, mathemat- The wide selection of ics, sciences, and arts were courses helped to prepare offered in the CHS students for a variety of curriculum, career choices. Courses in Yes, “Fitting in’’ at practical arts, such as, Calumet requirea answering pusiness, industrial arts, that second bell when class lome economics, vocational was called to order, training, etc., helped to Academic Division Learning all the ’lingo’ A variety of courses com- prised the English and Foreign Language Depart- ments at CHS this year. Electives in the English area included yearbook, newspaper, speech, jour- nalism and senior English. Foreign languages consisted of Spanish, French and German. Miss Carmen Lis, Spanish teacher, was added to the staff at the beginning of the school year. Mrs. Ann Korellis, French teacher, and five French students traveled to France during the summer of 1982. French students also translated letters for elemen- tary students with pen pals in France during the year. Other classroom projects this year included creative interpretation of poetry in Miss Johnnie McCray’s senior English classes and television commercials in Miss Francie Blaney’s Jour- nalism I class. Right: Robert Nelson, sophomore, com- pletes a reading assignment in Miss Johnnie McCray ' s sixth hour English class. Robert ' s formal attire was provided by a local tux- edo rental as part of a Prom style show held during the school day. Below: French students present a cake to Mrs. Ann Korellis at the end of the school year. fifi English Languages tvy Left: Posing for slides, senior Angie McAbee participates in the shooting of commercials in Journalism. Below: Senior Donna Sutton delivers a creative interpretation of a poem in Miss Johnnie McCray ' s senior English class. Below Left: Performing a scene from ' Fid- dler on the Roof.” juniors Diane Allbritten and Sheila Baron are captured on video tape as a project in Mrs. Barbara Sajda ' s English class. English Languages 67 Right: Members of Mr. Leonard Sajda ' s sixth hour chemistry class work on an unknown substance using Qualitative analysis. Above: Freshmen Lisa Masterson, Dwayne Metcalfe and Sharon Murawski listen to a lecture on fungi in Mr. Charles Cole ' s biology class. 68 Mathematics and Science Stadt wins science award The CHS Mathematics and Science Department of- fered a great deal to the stu- dent body. Basic Knowledge of every- day problems to the func- tions of complex numbers were t a u g n t in the department. If it was science you en- joyed you could learn about the formation of elements that make up the world, ex- plore the universe, and learn about the galaxy. Living things were the subject in biology. You could find out about tne composi- tions of substances in chemistry. Department honors went to senior David Stadt who was awarded a bronze metal in the Bausch and Lomb Contest. Left: Senior Jenny Favuzzo programs a computes during third hour computer tech class. Above: Juniors Tommy Rodgers and Charles Elam complete a laboratory experi- ment in Mr. Leonard Sajda’s sixth nour chemistry class. Mathematics and Science 69 Read a good book lately? Reading for both fun and improvement were two basic functions of school library and reading center at CHS. Physical conditions in the school library were altered during the Christmas vaca- tion with the installation of carpeting. Mrs. Betty Cheliras was also appointed as a library aide in tne fall of the school year. Mr. John Talias served as librarian and audio visual director. The reading lab consisted of approximately 13 to 15 students per hour. Students were recommended to the lab by classroom instructors. Equipment and supplies in the facility were designed to improve vocabulary com- prehension and applied skills. A course in speed reading was also offered as an elective. Left: Packaging equipment for storage, junior Brian McIntyre, library assistant, completes inventory of audio visual materials prior to the end of the school year. Below: Seniors Mike Steinhuble and Mykel Ann Scarborough relax in the library. Their unusual dress is due to senior Turn-a-bout Day. 70 Centers Right: Relaxing with a paperback hook, senior |oAnn Terran sits in the CHS reading lab. Above: Junior Mike Eastman uses the reading shadow machine, which helps to increase reading speed. Centers 71 Right: Katherleen Johnson, sophomore, assists Risa Broadnax, sophomore, with a pattern in sewing class. Below: Putting on finishing touches, senior Scott Feeler completes a project for woods shop. Below right: Steve Van Diver, junior, com- pletes a gun rack project in woods shop. Rodney Heston, junior, gives assistance. CHSers probe the practical Advanced cookery was added to the Home Economics Department dur- ing the year. Mrs. Joyce Weakland, teacher, an- nounced that the class taught more advanced principles of cooking. New equipment was add- ed to the woodshop and graphic arts areas. The equipment was purchased by tne Lake Ridge School system. A variety of projects were completed in woods classes. Students constructed cabinets, doll houses, etc. Graphic arts helped the newspaper and yearbook staffs throughout the year with printing and graphic designs. Above: Students turn metal as they con- struct projects on the lathe, a machine in metal shop. Below: Senior Tim Thomas prepares a graphic layout at the light table. Tim also shot the negatives for the school paper and helped to prepare the artwork for the 1982 Chieftain. Practical Arts 73 The art of learning “Artsy” endeavors were pursued by many areas within the Fine Arts Depart- ment. Classes were offered in the areas of drama, music, and arts and crafts. Students enrolled in drama classes presented a Homecoming Revue in the fall. Members of the course also performed a spring play, “Lumberjacks and Wedding bells.” Chorus and Band members traveled to local and state contest for competitions. Art Classes at CHS com- pleted projects in painting, drawing, sculpturing, and arts and crafts. Right: I.ori Fultz and freshman |ake Ward prepare for commencement ceremonies. Below: Sophomore Randall Reed works on an art project in Mr. Roy Wilson’s sixth hour Art II 74 Fine Arts Left: Members of the CHS Band Practice for Graduation. Above Left: Seniors LaVonne Scott and Lisa Wiesemann portray CHS students discussing the upcoming game in the an- nual Homecoming Revue. Above: Calumet ' s Chorus performs at the annual Christmas Concert. Fine Arts 75 Left: Students gather together in Mr. Robert O ' Conner ' s third hour U.S. history class. Below Left: Mrs. Ann Korellis discusses assignments with her world civilization class. Below: |uniors Scott Bridegroom and Perry Fuller take notes, while Mr. George Ahlgrin lectures in his sixth hour history class. 76 Social Sciences Accent on social areas A variety of courses were offered in the social science area during the school year. Mr. George Ahlgrim’s sociology and psychology classes conducted a poll on student-parent relationships. The class also held an ethnic food project. Class members brougnt in dishes reflecting their ethnic heritage. Mr. Steven France’s an- cient history classes traveled to the Field Museum during the vear to view exhibits. Left: Sophomore Fanny Scott completes her sixth hour World Civilization class assignment. Below: Students gather to work on assignments in Mr. |ohn Tsangaris’ sixth hour U.S. history class. Social Sciences 77 Keeping fit at Calumet A new addition was added to the Physical Education Department this year as the pool was opened. Swimming classes were required by all students participating in physical education for a six week period. During the summer months, lessons and recreational swimming were offered to the public. Physical Education classes offered many different types of recreational activities to CHS students. Some of the activities included tennis, ping pong, racquetball, bad- mitten and golf. Physical education is a two year re- quired course. Driver Education is also offered to the CHS student body for one semester. Health classes were a one year required course. Above: Freshman George Haney dives in the pool as he takes a break from his managerial tasks in swimming class. Left: CHS student participates in swimming during a Physical Education course. 78 Physical Education Above: Junior Theresa Harper assists two Army representatives during a demonstra- tion of first aid techniques. Left: John Lark, sophomore, attempts to throw the ball to a teammate before his op- ponent reaches base. Physical Education 79 Taking care of business Preparing for the world of business, some CHS students chose courses within the Business Department. Department offerings in- cluded classes in typing, general business, shorthand, business machines, accoun- ting, insurance and credit, consumer economics, and intensive laboratory. Students in the intensive laboratory, who were also members of Office Educa- tion Association (OEAJ, par- ticipated in local ana state competitions. Right: During Mr. Joseph Yacko’s fourth hour Accounting I class, junior Eric Chandler finishes an assignment. Below: Juniors Robbin Stotts and Candy Fauver complete an assignment during sixth hour business machines. Business 81 OLL IS BUSINESS AND HAVE YOUR 1) SmiTt LIFTED t HOPES BBSTOSED Above: Students practice typing an exercise during Mrs. Dorothy Long ' s sixth hour per- sonal typing class. Left: Seniors Mickey Dickerson and Margie Van Dyke display the OEA bulletin board, which won first place in the state contest. tSUting i CHS organizations were very active this year. Groups sold ribbons, candy, T-shirts, and many other items to pay for fieldtrips, banquets, ana club projects. C-Teens held food drives in order to give Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets to some needy area families. French Club raised funds to support a trip to France dur- ing the summer. Student Council sponsored Homecoming and Spirit Week festivities. Many voca- tional clubs participated in a spring banquet to honor their employees. Quill and Scroll ana National Honor Society held spring ceremonies to honor new inductees into their honoraries. “Fitting in” at CHS often required service to a variety of clubs and organizations throughout the school year. 82 Clubs Division Groups hold major events Student government and school honoraries were ac- tive during the year sponsor- ing activities and inducting new members. CHS’ Student Council sponsored a Teacher- Student Exchange Day and Spirit Weeks. National Honor Society sold candy during the year and held bake sales. The an- nual candelight induction ceremony was sponsored by the organization on April 26 . Quill and Scroll gained five new members during the year. The honorary hela a bake sale in the spring to finance the purchase of jour- nalism pins. Honor Society Bill Villarreal, president Tina Greene, vice president Michele Ralph, secretary Curtis Forrester, treasurer Right: Honor Society: front row: Becky Patterson, Carrie Staat, Phillip Villarreal, Rhonda Reed; row 2: Karen Shrader, Donna Simko, Lori Alexander, Melissa Rukavina, Chris Plesha; row 3: Tomi Baigent, Mike Dravit, Bill Villarreal, John Bradv; row 4: Steve Seberger, Barry Handley, Shari Behnke, Diane Allbritten. Right: Honor Society: front row: Sharon Clements, Melissa Calhoun, Margie Short, Dana Stewart, Trudy Johnson; row 2: Debbie Rodgers, Sherry Masterson, Tracy Barr, Jill Graham, Carolyn Gallop; row 3:Arnie Hernandez, Lori Fultz, David Krawczenia, Lori Farris, Lisa Parsons; row 4: Kevin Roach, Barry Handley, Ron Demkowicz, Mark Rodriguez. Bottom: Honor Society: front row: Kathy Spradlin, Lisa Goins, Kim Cummings, Donna Johnson, Kathy Degard, Anita Stewart, Theresa Hinkle; row 2: Curtis Forrester, Tina Greene, Derrick Waggoner, Bill White, Deanne Sasser, Michele Ralph; row 3: Teddy Panyi, Amy Ols, Gordonna Marinkovic, Sheila Behnke, Lori Rohr. u 84 Council Honoraries Above: Honor Society: front row: Cherill Baize, Tommy Rodgers, Stacey Etheridge, Tom Piegot, Betty Pena; row 2: Donna Sutton, Stephanie Lester, Luis Lopez, Charles Elam, Ellery Guttenburg; row 3: Sherry Witt, Kirk Marrie, Dale Lane, Michele Splajoric, Danny Walker; row 4: Eva Chinn, Linda Arnold, Jeff Bogdon, Rodney Rodriguez, David Seberger. Left: Student Council: front row: Phil Villarreal, Charles Elam, Bill Villarreal, David Krawczenia, Lori Alexander, Carmen Neri; row 2: Ron Battle, Tony Whitehead, jody Hall, Sheila Baron, Stephanie Santos, Melissa Rukavina, Dianna Wood; row 3: Chris Plehsa, Troy Warrens, Mark Rodriguez, Dianne Allbritten, Kirk Marrie, David Beckham, John Brady; row 4: Charles Washington, Dale Lane, Kevin Roach, Shari Behnke, Steve Seberger, Ron Demkowicz, Ken Coopwood, Jeff Morton, George Marinkovic. Below: Student Council: front row: Anna Hernandez, David Raider, Theresa Walker, Ken O’Deen, Jake Ward; row 2: Barbara Anderson, Mykel Ann Scarborough, Tina Greene, Jill Graham, Michele Ralph, Donna Strayer; row 3: Tracy Rice, Dale Lane, Curtis Forrester, Carrie Cook, Lori Rohr, Lita Borens. Bottom: Quill and Scroll: front row: Tomi Baigent, Sherry Masterson, Sherry Fultz, Pat Ard; row 2: Pam Williams, Miss Francie Blaney, Lisa Wiesemann, Lisa Parsons, Cherill Baize, Rhonda Hedge; row 3: Charlotte Koedyker, John Dietrich. Student Council Tina Greene, president Sheila Behnke, vice president Diane Allbritten, secretary Anita Stewart, treasurer Quill and Scroll Pat Ard, president Lisa Parsons, vice president Lisa Wiesemann, secretary Sherry Masterson, treasurer Council Honoraries 85 Above: Bible Rap: front row; Debbie Rodgers. Tracy Rice, Rhonda Perkins. Peggy Krejci. Linda Fairbanks. Joyce Frazier: row 2: Paree Davis. Evelyn Wilson. Sharon Kobek. Delores Helton, Laura Pinnick. Debbie Walton: row 3: Mr. George Ahlgrim, Pat Fauvuzzo. Kevin Sheline, Sherry Masterson, Lisa Parsons, Laura Quandt. Right: German Club: front row: Michelle Ralph. Lisa Goins, Jeff Miller, Robert Whittaker; row 2: Mary Austin. Theresa Wise. Karla Owens, Susan Gambini, Julie VanDyke: row 3: Connie Colson, Jill Graham, David Leonard, Billy White: row 4: Derrick Waggoner. Bob |oseph, Ted Panyi, Tom Fite. Right: German Club: front row: Sheila Behnke. Laura Alexander, Tom Piegot, Phillip Villarreal: row 2: Donna Simko, Doreen Willis. Danny Laturno; row 3: Mr. Steven France. Diane Allbritten, Gordonna Marinkovic. Shari Behnke. Bill Villarreal; row 4: Kirk Marrie, Jeff Morton, Steve Seberger. Below: Spanish: front row: Valerie Withrow. Lori Lambert, Audrey Redding. Millie Marinkovic, Connie Weems: row 2: Deanne Sasser. Suzanne Henderson, Angie Wilson. Sharon Clemens, SJierry Masterson. Tracy Barr; row 3: Gloria Solis. Esmeralda Torres. Pat Macias. Amy Beckham. Amv Ols, Lori Rohr. Luis Lopez: row 4: Cheryl Borman, Michele Gilman. Mark Rodriquez, Ron Demkowicz, Bern. Handley. German Club Officers Michelle Ralph, president Sheila Bahnke, vice president Steve Seberger. treasurer Lisa Goins, secretary 86 Clllbs Clubs 87 Groups gather new culture Calumet’s Spanish Club received a new sponsor this year, Miss Carmen Lis. The Spanish Club held a bake sale during the year, and six members of the club travel- ed to Spain during Easter vacation. German Club members sold posters during the school year. Club members traveled to Purdue Calumet University to participate in the Foreign Language Day. Above: Spanish: front row: Anna Hernandez, Gequava VanDyke, Heather Queen, Terry Stringer, Donna Brown, Terlane Bolden; row 2: Kathy Wireman, Charlene Avant, Dawn Olin, Tammy Campbell, Cindy Bremer; row 3: Chris Hernandez, Ted Guiterrez, Lori Farris. Barbara Anderson, Steve Florez; row 4: Tracy Brown, Lisa Rodgers, [acqueline Wabbington, Leticia Larkin, Stacey Hannah. Right: Spanish: front row: Phillip Vmarrreal, Anita Chadwick, Betty |o Pena, Linda Jones, Renee Mitchell, Sheila Baron; row 2: Charles Elam, Tom Piegot, Mike Eastman, Trudy Johnson, Laura Pahl; row 3: Kirk Marrie, Mike Dravet, Stephanie Santos, John Brady; row 4: Dale Lane, Chris Plesha, Jeff Bogdon, Rodney Rodriquez, Dave Seberger, Pat Ard. Right: Spanish: front row: Tracy Catazone, Michele Ruano, Sharon Murawski, Renda Stewart; row 2: Kelly Bauldridge, David Krawczenia, Lori Fultz, Tammy McDaniels: row 3: Kevin Roach, Art Carrillo, Dotty Evans. Below: Spanish: front row: Mike Upchurch, Francis Vibanco, Martha Aquas, Debbie Parker, Sylvia Salinas, Elizabeth Neri, Candy Voorhies; row 2: Debbie Coopwood, Sharon Clark, Elizabeth Robinson, James Blackwell, Juanita Sancillo; row 3: Darlene Stevens, Lisa Whiteside, Glenda Reese, Nancy Lambert, Kim Miller, Christine Day, Maureen Murphy; row 4: Tim Gronendyke, Anne Patten, Tine Greene. Curtis Forrester. Staffs ’press’ for deadlines Indigestion? Staffers knew the meaning of the word when deadlines rolled around during the school year. Newspaper members chose a new format for the “Warrior.” The group added another fold, and produced a large photograph for the front pages. Yearbook staffers chose “Fitting in” as the theme for the ’82 “Chieftain.” The Senior Class donated the funds to pay for their por- traits in color. Staff members kicked off the school year with a signing party for the ’81 “Chieftain.” Both staffs went to Purdue Calumet in the spring. Above: Charlotte Koedyker, junior and business manager of the ' 82 Chieftain, receives a staff pin from senior Lisa Wi esemann, secretary of Quill and Scroll. Right: Yearbook Staff: front row: Kelly Lewter, Pat Ard, Tomi Baigent, Angie McAbee; row 2: Miss Francie ' JBlaney, Lisa Wiesemann, Rhonda Hedge, Cherill Baize, Charlotte Koedyker, Pam Williams; row 3: Bill jackson, Chad Planer, Pam Van Vleet, Lisa Parsons, Roger West. Below: Chess Club: front row: Karen Edwards, Tom Tomich; row 2: Dwayne Metcalfe. Charles Bullock. Tom Fite, Ed Gronkiewicz. Yearbook Staff Cherill Baize, editor Charlotte Koedyker, business manager Miss Francie Blaney, adviser Staff Patrick Ard, sports Tomi Baigent, activities Rhonda Hedge, portraits Bill Jackson, photographer Kelly Lewter, sports Lisa Parsons, academics Pam VanVleet, activities Roger West, photographer Pam Williams, portraits 88 Yearbook and Newspaper Left: Newspaper Staff: front row: Pete Richards, Brenda LaPlaunt, Theresa Walker, Pam Schiller; row 2: Miss Francie Blaney, Trent Buffington, Djuana Smith. Bob Hamilton, Paul Targett, Greg Valcich, Pat Ard. Below: Freshman Pam Schiller receives a gift from Miss Francie Blaney, adviser. Pam will be editor of the 1982-83 Warrior newspaper. Newspaper Staff Patrick Ard, editor Miss Francie Blaney, adviser Reporters Trent Buffington Candy Fauver Brenda LaPlaunt Bob Hamilton Pete Richards Pam Schiller Djuana Smith Paul Targett Greg Valcich Theresa Walker Yearbook Newspaper 89 Groups parade at Homecoming Drama Club, Biology Club and Chemistry Club entered floats in the Homecoming Parade. Biology Club also elected new officers. The group also traveled to the Lincoln Park Zoo. Above: Drama Club: front row: Starla Sorrell, Pam Williams, Tassyna Acrey, Marlene Wise; row 2: Mr. Paul Borlick, Ronda Watson, Peggy Krejci, Georgianna Villalobas, Lisa Wiesemann, Chad Planer; Row 3: Scott Feeler, Tammy McQuen, Jeff Morton, Marty Roper, Patrick Favuzzo. Right: Chemistry Club: front row: Charles Elam, Phillip Villarreal, Mykel Ann Scarborough, Mike Steinhubei, Tina Greene, Michelle Ralph; Row 2: Tom Piegot, Chris Hernandez, Doreen Willis, Sheila Behnke, Karen Cervantes, Curtis Forrester; row 3: Laticia Garza, Rodney Rodriguez, Ty Olin, Dale Lane, Kirk Marrie; row 4: Donna Sutton, Ed Gronkiewicz, )udd Smith, Jeff Morton. Below: Members cheer from the Drama Club float during the Homecoming Parade. 90 Drama, Chemistry bove: first row: Phillip Villarreal, Melissa Rubavina, Ruth Guthrie, Karen Schrader, Renee Mitchell, Sheila Baron; Row 2: Lori Krawczenia, Bill Villarreal, Stephanie Santos, Lori Alexander, Lori Rohr, Linda )ones, Shari Behnke; row 3: Dianna Wood, Pat Ard, Diane Allbritten, Janice Reemes, Charles Elam; row 4: Jeff Bogdon, Tom Piegot, Rodney Rodriguez, Tom Seberger, john Brady. Middle: Biology Club: front row: Chris Hernandez, Kim Keefer, Tammy Stewart, Lisa Goins, Kim Cummings; row 2: Mark Scott, Sharon Clemens, Susan Chadd, Bill White, Ellery Guttenburg, Teddy Panayi; row 3: Sherry Masterson, Tracy Barr, Michelle Spoljoric, Stacee Etheridge, Tom Piegot; Row 4: Mark Rodriguez, Ronald Battle, Danny Walker, Berry Handley, Michael Dravet, David Seberger, Charlie Washington. Bottom: Biology Club front row: Mykel Ann Scarborough, Tina Greene, Denise Smith, Carrie Stadt, Michelle Ralph; row 2: Dale Lane, Darren Jackson, Doreen Willis, Sheila Behnke, Shelly Jones; row 3: Gordona Marinkovic, Carrie Cook, Curtis Forrester, Kirk Marrie; row 4: George Haake, Norbert Estrada, Lori Fultz. OFFICERS Mykel Ann Scarborough, president John Brady, vice president Kari Stadt, secretary Biology 91 Lee, Behnke win state Indiana Health Occupa- tion Students of America (I- HOSA) were very active during the 1981-82 school year. They conducted a Red Cross Blood Drive, which was held in the library on March 15 from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mrs. Dorothy Hepp, sponsor, said that I-HOSA was working to obtain the most blood draws in order to capture a trophy. This year was the fifth year that Calumet’s student body sup- ported the Red Cross drive. Seniors Russell Lee and Sheila Behnke won first place plaques at the Indiana State Health Occupations Recognition Day, held on April 17 at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis. Sheila placed first in Veterinarian Assistant Com- petition, Russell placed first in Nursing Assistant Skills. Above: I-HOSA: front row: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp, Marilyn Zamoicin. Jenny Fauvuzzo, Michele Ralph, Sneila Croft. Angie McAbee, Nancy Olsen, Barbara Fox, Susan Richards; row 2: Paree Davis, Jean Nelson, Dale Lane. Jamie Leonard, Darlene Floyd, Susan Milosevich, Sherri Jones, Dan Laturno; row 3: Tom Jursic, Annette Parker, Sherry Witt, Harold Gussman, Carrie Cook, Sheila Behnke, Doreen Willis. Vivian Guice; row 4: Ron Battle, Judd Smith. James Stevenson, Glenda Helton, Russell Lee, Dennis Tuggle, Kim Williams, Margaret Marquand. Right: I-HOSA: front row: Yolando Garibay, Martha Marin, Marilyn Krejci, Denise Smith, Glenda Reese, Margaret Short, Kally Waters, Robert Cox; row 2: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp. Lori Ousley, Melissa Calhoun, |oseph Smith, Ernise McDowell, Dorothy Skomac, Sharon Clemens, Gwen Kirksey; row 3: Gail Helton, Laura Pinnick, Deanne Peters, Xavier Silva. Greg Rodriquez, Chris Thornberry; row 4: Travis James, Glen Greer, Stacey Davis, Sherry Masterson, Sharon Kobek. Below: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp, sponsor, rewards senior Sherry Witt for completing two years of the Health Occupational Cooperative Program. 92 ICE and I-HOSA Above: Senior Dan Laturno is presented with a plaque from 1-HOSA sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Hepp for completing two years of the Health Occupational Coo perative Program. Left: I-HOSA: front row: Patricia O’Brien, Roxanne Austin, Todd Hartman, Edie Vinyard, Larry Henderson, Donna Simko, Sherry Florez, Nadia Plesha; row 2: Hope Augustyn, Troy Gibbons, Austa Gracin, Debbie Serrano, Virginia Chad, Linda Tyree; row 3: Carol Rhodes, Charlotte Koedyker, Steven Pena, Tracy Brown, Tomi Baigent, Mona Thomas, Mrs. Dorothy Hepp; row 4: ]udy Swartz, Tim Watson, (erry Cook, Kenny Wurtzbacker, Tommy Rodgers, Bill Pressler, DeLori Borom. Below: ICE: front row: Donna Johnson, Marlene Wise, Cathy Degard, Carol Brunn, Sherry Lane, Brenda McLaurin, Tamra Gooch; row 2: Pam Brown, Betty Brown, Carolyn Gallop, Mickey Dickerson, Ronda Watson, Debra Finney, Geri Gibbs, Burt Spradlin; row 3: Debbie Tucker, Cheryl Wilkins, Tammy Wright, Betty Stewart, David Denny, David Sasser, Jeff Osborne; row 4: Mr. Robert O’Connor, Julie Smith, Cathy Knight, Debbi Walsh, Margie Van Dyke, Denise Sims, Jay Childress. I-HOSA Officers Nancy Olsen, president Sherri Jones, vice president Sherry Witt, secretary Tom Jursic, treasurer ICE and I-HOSA 93 Career clubs grab honors OEA’s won in two areas in the state contest. The group’s poster placed first and senior Denise Roth placed second in Communication Specialists. The National Contest was held in Nashville, Tennessee. The group sold carnations for Valentine’s Day, and also sold candy, weepies and other items to fund trips to state and national contests. They held their annual Spaghetti Supper and a parent-teacher Christmas party during the year. Several members won the regional contest held at the Gary Career Center. ICT had two members win at the regional contest in body and fender competi- tion. In the body and fender contest seniors Terry Hero placed first and Jerry Joseph captured a second. Right: OEA: front row: Tamera Gooch, Brenda McLaurin, Carol Brunn; row 2: Debbie Walsh, Cathy Hunter. Georgianna Villalobis, Cheryl Voorhies. Betty Brown, Miss Eva Simic: row 3: Mr. Robert O ' Conner, Julie Smith, Debbie Tucker, Debbie Yetsko. ]anis Reams. Below: OEA: front row: Donna (ohnson, Linda Fairbanks, Cheryl Wilkins, Demetria Dickerson, Margaret Van Dyke; row 2: Carolyn Gallup, Cindy Escobedo, Cherill Baize. Pam Brown. Sherry Lane, Marlene Wise. Kathy Degard; row 3: Mr. Robert O ' Conner, Ragen Hinkle, Ronda Watson. Laura Torres. Betty Stewart, Denise Sims, Geri Gibbs, Miss Eva Simic. 94 Vocational Clubs Left: ICT: front row: |erry Joseph, Glenn McCormick, Roger Azbill, Dwight Prachett: row 2: Randy jolenek, John Coffey, Roy Foreman, Jose Silva, Mr. )oe Portman; row 3: Kevin Shaffer, jerry Miller, Terry Hero. |ames Steele; row 4: Greg Ball. Dwayne Hollifield. Mark Allbritten, David Sobczak, Darrel Stone, John Fitzgerald. Below: Seniors Linda Fairbanks and Demetria Dickerson put the finishing touches on the OEA float for the Homecoming parade. M MEMO INGOTS ' . WE’RE SECOND T TO NOW ” Vocational Clubs 95 Group makes much music Members of Calumet’s Band performed two major concerts during the school year. Organization members also traveled to local and state contests. The musical group perform- ed during football and basket- ball seasons at home games. Organization members spon- sored some fund raisers during the year to pay for new uniform costs. Above: Band: front row: Theresa Hinkle. Shelley (ones, Alena Hernandez, Rex Sharp, Tammy McDanials, Cathy Fauvuzzo, Donna Brown. Frances Vibonco, Andy Brack: row 2: Beth Litherland, Mary Austin’ Mike Wilson, Brenda Stewart, Peggy Krejci, lake Ward; row 3: Ruth Guthrie, Kathy Spradlin, Lori Fultz, Carrie Stadt, Debbie Coopwood; row 4: Lori Rohr, Jenny Fauvuzzo, Michelle Hernandez, Erin Malone, Bridgette Peters, Scott Sheets. Right: Band: front row: Dwayne Metcalf, Phillip Villareal, Susan Hartog, Kenny O ' Deen, Tracy Stroubel; row 2: John Brady, Bill Villareal, Richard Krejci; row 3: Jeff Osborne. Trent Davis; row 4: Mark Rodriguez, Tom Fite. Below: Band: front row: Kathleen Nelson, Mark Scott, David Blackwell; row 2: john Jones, Kevin Sheline, Joe DeLong, Mr. Robert Velasco. 96 Band Top: Chorus: front row: Anita Child wick, Cathy Babbs, Pam Pogue. Elizabeth Neary. Karen Shumpert, Bonnie Cobb, Carmen Neary: row 2: Paula Christia, Donne Simko, |ill Graham, Becky Gulley, Kelly Mcllroy. Alice Arndel. Sherry Garrard; row 3: Sharon Kobek, Dorothy Scomac, Deanna Peters. Rhonda Perkins, Julie Purdle, Lynn Morganroth: row 4: Regina Hearns, Sherry Fultz, Vivian Guice. Debbie Walton, Lisa Gurley. Sheila Steele, Donna Sutton. Right: Chorus: front row: Rhonda Johnson, Susan Chadd, Margie Short. Tina Wilkins. Avelina Diaz, Evelyn Wilson; row 2: Karen McDowall, Glenda Reese, Stephanie Taylor. Heather Queen, Mona Thomas; row 3: Trudy Johnson. Carla Owens. Beverly McDonald, Renee Lanham, LaVonne Scott, Cindy Orban; row 4: Tammy Cassody, Chris Paladini. Carla Proctor, Paula Dewees, Chris Copeland. Bonnie Braden. Bottom: Chorus: front row: Robert Rice. Tim Gronendyke. Brian Buffington, Kerry Skelton. Barry Buffington; row 2: James Smith, Tim Brant, Mike Eastman; row 3: Bill Guidley. Chorus 97 Above: Varsity Cheerleaders: Individual candids: Michelle Kacher, Kathleen Harbin. Anita Stewart, Amy Upchurch, Shari Behnke, Rhonda Reed, Edie Vinyard. Right: Michelle Kacher and Anita Stewart, seniors, show their warrior spirit during a sectional game. 98 Varsity Cheerleaders Yell squad places fourth The CHS Varsity Cheerleaders were active this year. They participated in the annual Homecoming Parade, sold ribbons at Homecoming and sold hats and signs at sectional. The girls traveled to the United States Cheerleading camp at Valparaiso Univer- sity and placed fourth in overall competition. The cheerers also traveled to a regional contest held at Woodmar Shopping Center in Hammond, where the group placed third. Above: Varsity Cheerleaders: front row: Rhonda Reed; row 2: Edie Vinyard, Amy Upchurch. Shari Behnke; row 3: Anita Stewart. Michelle Kacher, Kathleen Harbin. Left: CHS cheerleaders attempt to stir school spirit among spectators at the 1981 Homecoming game. Varsity Cheerleaders 99 Above right: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: front: Shelley Jones, Denise Smith, Jill Graham; row 2: Lori Rohr, Stacee Etheridge; row 3: Lori Fultz, Michelle Spoljoric. Right: Freshman Cheerleaders: front row: Charlene Avant, Kelly Mcllroy; row 2: Pam Pogue, Karla Belcher. Bottom right: Lettergirls: front row: Tammy Stewart, Kim Keefer, Lisa Goins, Trudy Johnson, Deanna Robbins, Lisa Vargas, JoAnn Terran; row 2: Dawn White, Dawn Olin, Tammy Cambell, Tammy Rutherford, Tomi Baigent, Jeri Alexander; row 3: Kim Cummings, Susan Milosevich, Candi Voorhies, Denise Robbins. 100 Cheerleaders, Lettergirls Cheering on those teams! The CHS Cheerleaders were active this year. They attended a cheerleading camp at Valparaiso Univer- sity. During the school year, the squad sold ribbons and other items. The Warriorettes par- ticipated at football and basketball games, and at- tended a pom pon camp at Notre Dame University, where the group captured a third place. Calumet gained a new ad- dition to the cheerleading section this year. The let- tergirls appeared at games to boost school spirit. Above left: Warriorettes: front row: Lori Lewis, Tracy Catizone, Debbie Shelby, Amy Gidley; row 2: Mona Hatler, Diane Dodson, Ragen Hinkle, Casi Aimutis: row 3: Lisa Masterson, Nancy Lambert, Tracy Rice, Lynn Morganroth. Left: Warriorettes: front row: Karen Shrader, Lydia Sanchez, Theresa Bukur, Renee Mitchell; row 2: Linda Jones, Parri Newlin, Beth Henderson, Ernise McDowell, Dorothy Skomac; row 3: Miss Melissa Churey, Karen McDowell, Sherry Fultz. Left: Warriorettes dance to the beat of “Born to be Alive, at a basketball game. Warriorettes 101 Group boosts CHS spirit Rousing school spirit, CHS Pep Club included many ac- tivities during the school year. The group constructed posters, stuffed team stock- ings, and, in general, made an effort to encourage both girls’ and boys’ athletic teams. Lettergirls, a new organization founded by Pep Club, appeared at games in spirit uniforms. The club went to Marriot’s Great America in the spring. Above: Pep Club: front row: Tammy Campbell, Dawn Olin, De De Meachum, Theresa Bukur, Mark Scott, Chris Paladini; row 2: Susan Chadd, Debbie Gilliand, Kelly Mclroy, Tracy Barr, Ellery Guttenburg, Stacee Etheridge; row 3: Dale Lane, Kirk Marrie, Sherry Masterson, Diana Wood, Pat Ard, Michelle Spoljoric, Lori Ferris; row 4: Ron Demkowicz, Charlotte Koedyker, Danny Walker, Right: Pep Club: front row: Lori Krawczenia, Lori Alexander, Melissa Raubina, Phil Villarreal, Linda Debrolecki, Janis Reams, Vivian Sivinski; row 2: Chris Hernandez, Stephanie Santos, Tom Peigot, Bill Villarreal, Jeff Bogdan, Dave Seberger; row 3: Diane Allbritten, Frank Sweeney, Sheila Baron, Rhonda Reed, Chris Plesha; row 4: Mark Rodriguez, Sheri Behenke, Scott Sheets, Marvin Wilson. Below: Pep Club: front row: Lori Lambert, Kim Keefer, Ted Guiterrez, Dawn White, Lisa Goins; row 2: Pat Macias, JoAnn Terran, Susan Milosevich, Shelley Jones, Kim Cummings; row 3: Lisa Vargas, Deanna Robbins, Donny Evans, Tammy Stewart, Lori Fultz. Bottom: Pep club: front row: Chris Day, Tamera Gooch, Brenda McLaurin, Nancy Lambert, Kim Miller, Billy White; row 2: David Blackwell, Lori Rohr, Teddy Panyi, Louis Lopez, Robert Nelson; row 3: Charlene Avant, Bonnie McDonald, David Raider, Ty Olin; row 4: Beverly McDonald, Debbie Coopwood, Kathleen Nelson, Kevin Roach, Dawn Parker. 102 Pep Club Above: Pep Club: front row: Penny Yocum, Denise Robbins, Michele Ralph, Linda Fairbanks, Elizabeth Neri. Avelina Diaz, Carmen Neri, Frances Vibonco: row 2: Pam Williams, Denise Smith, Regina Beatty, Lita Borens, Tina Greene, Curtis Forrester, Mykel Ann Scarborough: row 3: (ill Graham, Karla Proctor, Tammy Rutherford, Tomi Baigent. Left: Pep Club: front row: Anita Stewart, Donna Frye, Tammy Morgan, Beth Henderson; row 2: Judy Swartz, Sharon Clements, Sherry Fultz, Dorothy Skomac, Carol Rhodes; row 3: Deanne Sasser, Tammy McQuen, Debbie Walsh. Bottom: Pep Club: front row: Renee Mitchell. Karrie Stadt, Karen Nielson, Donna Strayer, Beverly Fouts. Sherry Andrews; row 2: Linda Jones, Mary Ann Brown, Sharon Murawski, Chris Kalmar, Carrie Cook, Doreen Willis. Todd Hartman; row 3: Trudy [ohnson, Debbie Tucker, Tammy Potosky, Sheila Behnke, Cheryl Borman. Rhonda Turner. Pep Club Officers Michele Kacher, president Shari Behenke, vice-president Donna Simko, secretary Ron Demkowicz, treasurer Above: C-Teens: front row: Cheri Borom, Kim Keefer, Denise Robbins, Martha Marin, Elizabeth Neri, Silva Salinas, Carmen Neri, Karen Edwards; row 2: Charlene Avant, Lori Quandt, Wanda Long, Deanna Robbins, Lisa Goins, Deanna Sasser, Anita Stewart: row 3: Shari Pinnick, Eileen Davis, Lori Borom, Kathleen Nelson, Michelle Spoljoric, Tammy McQueen, Debbie Arnold, Debbie Coopwood. Sharon Green. Right: C-Teens: front row: |udy Swartz, Sharon Clements, Lisa Deacons , Kally Waters, Tina Dotson, Chris Day; row 2: Laura Silva, Alice Arndell, Cathy Trevino, MaryAnn Brown, Linda Dobrolecki, Angie Wilson; row 3: Debbie Serrano, Lisa Whiteside, Linda Flores, Lupe Costellano, Lori Lambert, Patricia Macias, April Roll; row 4: Chris Paladini, Laura Pahl, Tammy Patowski, )anis Reams, Vivian Sovinski, Sherry Masterson, Tracy Barr. Right: C-Teens: front row: Karen Berry, Pam Williams, Cheryl Baize, Dorothy Van Curen, Renee Clark, Esmeralda Torres; row 2: Karen Shumpert, Penny Yocum, Kathy Burdsal, Mary Kobek, Sharon Kobek, Debbie Tucker, Theresa Walker; row 3: Sherry Parkton, Kathy Babbs, Diane Woods, Sherrie Cook, Kathy Johnson, Charlotte Koedyker; row 4: Angela Murphy, Julie Pirtle, Annette Parker, Laura Pinnick, Delana Spencer, Tammy Watson. Below: C-Teens: front row: Tammy Morgan, Tamera Gooch, Brenda McLaurin, Carla Owens, Kathy Wireman, Darlene Stevens; row 2: Juanita Sancillo, Chaney Krejci, Donna Strayer, Marla Adcock, Tomi Baigent, Barbara Eades; row 3: Carol Rhodes, Karen Pepoff, Susan Chadd, Tammy Ramirez, Tammy Rutherford, Tammy Campbell; row 4: Regina Batey, Michelle Gillman, Debbie Gilland, Cheryl Borman, Karen Neilson. 104 C-Teens Teens active in area needs Calumet’s C-Teens were very active this year. They held their annual canned goods drive, sold candy, par- ticipated in the annual Homecoming parade, con- structed Easter baskets for the kindergartners, and traveled to Great America in the spring. The Club consisted of 225 all-girl members. Approx- imately 100 C-Teens’ jerseys were purchased by the members. Above: C-Teens: front row: Yvonne Lopez, Lupe Hernandez, Barbara Anderson; row 2: Mrs. Joyce Weakland, Shannon Kuesis, Beverly Fouts, Debbie Divine. Dolores Helton; row 3: Cindy Bremmer, Donna Brown, Sherry Andrews, Bonnie Braden, Lisa Towers; row 4: Eva Chin, LaVonne Scott, Paula Dewees, Lori Ousley, Carolyn Gallup, Melissa Calhoun. Left: C-Teens: front row: Sherry Florez, Patricia O ' Brian. Linda Tyree, Bobbie Jo Peek, Lisa Rubalcava; row 2: Tammy Sumner, Pam Van Vleet, Lisa Shroder, Wendy Childers, Laticia Hamilton, Theresa Wise; row 3: Linda Fairbanks, Kelly Lewter, Beverly Pointeck, Margie Short, Sherry Stewart; row 4: Chris Neilson, Hope Augustyn, Anna Wilkins, Rhonda Turner, Renee Lanham. Left: C-Teens: front: Kathleen Harbin, Avelina Diaz, Denise Smith, Theresa Bukur, Denise Meachum; row 2: Donna Simko, Diane Allbritten, Sheila Baron, Shelley Jones; row 3: Karla Belcher, Edie Vinyard, Laura Murphy, Nadia Plesha, Lori Fultz, row 4: Kelly Parker, Carla Proctor, Sheila Steele, Shari Behnke. Below: C-Teens: front row: Debbie Shelby, Casi Aimutis, Beth Henderson, Amy Upchurch, Angie McAbee, Susan Richards; row 2: Amy Guidley, Tracy Cattizone, Linda Jones, Dorothy Skomac, Lydia Sanchez; row 3: Renee Mitchell, Lori Lewis, Sherry Fultz, Nancy Lambert, Barbara Fox. C-Teen Officers Beth Henderson, president Amy Upchurch, vice president Sherry Fultz, secretary Marla Adcock, treasurer C-Teens 105 fitting i Looking around the hallways and classrooms throughout Calumet, CHSers, could be identified as “Fitting in” with the latest fads and fashions. Many students were “Calvinized” or sporting labels from Jordache, Gloria Vanderbilt, or some other brand of designer jeans. However, some CHSers were still forsaking the ex- R ensive denims for less cost- y brands. The latest hairstyles were also prevalent, as many students sported perms, braids, and other feathered styles. “Fitting in” at CHS re- quired some conformity to styles and fads. Whatever, the fashion, many students adopted the fad to fit their personal styles. 106 Faces Division Staff attends Frisco seminar CHS principal Mr. Robert Joseph and Lake Ridge Superintendent, Mr. Herbert Abramson attended the Na- tional Association of Secon- dary School Principals from March 19 to 23. The con- ference was held in San Fran- cisco, California. The conven- tion enabled principals from all over the country to discuss events effecting secondary education. A major event at Calumet during the year was the open- ing of the new pool facility. A dedication ceremony was held on October 19 to present an op- portunity for community members to view the new addition. Mr. Robert Joseph, principal; Mr. Thomas Manning, assistant principal; Mr. Herbert Abramson, superintendent; Mr. Nick Julius, assistant superintendent. Right: Custodians: Mr. James Davis, Mr. Eddie Wright, Mr. Frank Woods, Mrs. Betty Grant, Mrs. Elease Helton, Mrs. Pauline Fleischmann; row 2: Mrs. Georgia Purdy, Mrs. Jean Opachan, Mr. James Joyner, Mrs. Margot Sanetznik, Mrs. Alice Woods. -gift Above: Cafeteria Staff: front row: Mrs. Ann Potoma, Mrs. Eloysia Randham, Mrs. Marian Blink, Mrs. Edith Spears; row 2: Mrs. Maxine Skinner, Mrs. Joyce Deweese. Portraits: Lake Ridge School Board: Mr. Henry Ensweiler, president; Mr. Dale Nimetz, vice president; Mr. Glenn Renicker, secretary; Mrs. Virginia Dusseau, board member; Mrs. Dorothy Sopko, board member. Administration and Staff 109 New look added inside and out New additions to the school during the year in- cluded new parking facilities. Another school im- provement was completed over Christmas and Easter vacations when the first and second floors were retiled. Mr. Thomas Manning was added to the administrative staff in the fall as assistant principal. Right: Sophomores Robert Joseph, Jeannie Boos, and Kathy Spradlin present Miss Johnnie McCray with 26 red apples during their fourth hour English honors class. Below: Presenting an award to Miss Pauline Yatsko and Mr. Brian Dye for the Most Outstanding Teacher Award is senior Tina Greene. 110 Faculty Mr. George Ahlgrim: Bible Literature 11, Psychology, Sociology, U .S. History, Bible Rap Sponsor. Mr. Rolland Beckham: Attendance, Varsity Wrestling Coach. Miss Fran- cie Blaney: English 9, Journalism I, Yearbook Adviser, Newspaper Ad- viser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Mr. Paul Borlick: English 11, Drama I, II. Drama Club Sponsor, Auditorium Director. Mrs. Betty Cheliras: Teacher ' s Aide, Library Aide. Left: Faculty member Randy Harkabus waits for reoound as Chicago Bear Allen Ellis shoots for two. Below: Mr. Robert Velasco conducts CHS students as they participate in the 1981 Christmas Pageant. I « r-r 0 ' - Faculty 111 Miss Melissa Churley: General Mathematics; Warriorettes Sponsor. Mr. Charles Cole; Biology I; Ad- vanced Biology; Biology Club Spon- sor; Football Assistant Coach; Boys Track Assistant Coach. Mr. Tom Dakich: Civics; Insurance and Credits; Sales; Retailing; Consumer Economics. Miss Zella Doty: Health. Mr. Bryan Dye: English 9,10; Junior Class Sponsor; Junior High Wrestl- ing Coach; Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. Mr. Stephen France: Ger- man 1,11,11; World History; U.S. History; Sophomore Class Sponsor; Chess Club Sponsor; German Club Sponsor. Miss Frieda Guzmann: Home Economics. Mr. Randy Harkabus: Computers; Physics; Boys Track Coach; Boys Cross Country Coach. Mrs. Karen Harwood: Speed Read- ing; Developmental Reading. Mrs. Dorothy Hepp: Related Health Occupations; Health Occupations On The Job Training Coordinator; Health Occupations Sponsor; Health Occupations District Coordinator. Mr. Chet Higginbotham: Sophomore Counselor. Mrs. Jackie Kapetanovic: English 9; Fre shman Class Sponsor. Mr. Milos Karagin: Careers 9; Government; Economics; Golf Coach. Mrs. Ann Korellis: French 1,11,111; World Civilization. Mrs. Ma- jorie LeRoy: Office Attendance Clerk. Mr. Inu Lindinger: Drivers’ Education; Head Football Coach. Miss Carmen Lis: Spanish I, II, III; Junior Varsity Volleyball Coach; Eight Grade Girls Basketball Coach; Spanish Club Sponsor. Mrs. Dorothy Long: Typing I; General Business. Mrs. Wilma McCain: Principal’s Secretary. Miss Johnnie McCray: English 10,12; Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Robert Maginot: Social Studies; Government; Economics. Mr. William Miller: Government; Economics; Teens and Law; Business Law. Mr. Robert O’Con- ner: U.S. History; Related Inter- disciplinary Cooperative Education; Office Education Association Spon- sor. Miss Robyn Payne: Physical Education; Girls Varsity Basketball Coach; Girls Freshman Basketball Coach. 112 Faculty Mr. Joe Parlman: Industrial Cooper- ativer Training, 10, 11, 12; Advance d Welding: On the job Training Coor- dinator. Mr. Michael Prohl: English; Vocational Training: Mathematics; Social Studies; Junior High Football Coach; Weightlifting Club Sponsor. Mrs. Barbara Sadja: English II. Mr. Leonard Sadja; Chemistry I, II; Biol- ogy I; General Science: Chemistry ' Club Sponsor. Mr. Fred Sanchez: Welding; Freshman Wrestling Coach. Mr. Ted Seabloom: Wood Shop. Mrs. Judith Smith: Occupational Algebra I, II. Mr. Doug Starewicz: Swimming; Girls Swimming Coach; Boys Swim- ming Coach; Pool Director. Mr. Don Starkey: Junior Counselor. Mr. Joseph Starkey: Drivers’ Educa- tion. Mrs. Carole Sweeney: Reading Laboratory Aide; Developmental Reading; Speed Reading. Mr. John Talias: Librarian, Drivers’ Education Advisor. Mr. Jerry Tauber: Geometry; Ap- plied Mathematics; Algebra I; Boys Tennis Coach; Girls Tennis Coach; Freshman Boys Basketball Coach. Mr. Carl Traicoff: Current Issues and Life; Health; Boys Basketball Coach. Mrs. Shirley Traicoff: Book- keeper. Mr. Richard Trcka: General Science; Physical Education; Baseball Coach. Mr. Michael Vass: Drafting I; Ad- vanced Drafting; Freshman Counselor. Mr. Cruz Velasco: Band, Band Sponsor. Mr. Robert Velasco: Chorus, Band, Chorus Sponsor; Band Sponsor. Mrs. Joyce Weakland: Foods; C-Teens Sponsor. Mr. Roy Wilson: Art I; Advanced Art. Mr. Joseph Yacko: Typing I, II; Accounting I, II; Business Arithmetic. Miss Pauline Yatsko: Algebra I. II, Trigonometry; Analytic Geometry, Student Council Sponsor; Pep Club Sponsor; Cheerleader Sponsor. Mr. Irvin Zielinski: English II; Typing I, II; National Honor Society Sponsor. Faculty 113 Thanks ’82 for the memories! A year of activities began for the Class of 1982 in the fall of ’81 with Spirit Week and Homecoming. Miss Johnnie McCray, Senior Class sponsor, directed a candy sale during the fall. Proceeds were used for the purchase of senior pictures in color in the 1982 yearbook. On May 14 seniors celebrated the last day of class attendance at CHS. That evening couples arriv- ed in formal attire for the Junior-Senior Prom. However, a special mo- ment came on May 23 as graduates turned their tassels and clinched their diplomas at graduation ceremonies. Right: Senior Starla Sorrell, drama student, narrates the Christmas story during the an- nual holiday pageant. Below: Performing on stage, senior Tammy McQuen completes a project for drama class. Seniors Adams, Wayne Aimutis, Mike Akemon, Darrell Allbritten, Mark Appleton, David Ard, Patrick Amey, Cindy Azbill, Roger Bailey, Angela Barton, LeCretia Battle, Ron Behnke, Sheila 116 Seniors Black, Mary Borens, Lita Braden, Bonnie Brown, Betty Brown, Pam Brunn, Carol Burke, Simone Campos, Carl Castor, Robert Cather, Beverly Cervantes, Karen Childress, Jay Coleman, Meatrice Cook. Carrie Croft, Sheila Davis, Steve Seniors 117 DeGard, Cathy Demkowicz, Ron Denault, Dale Derr, Randy Dickerson, Demetria Dietrich, John Dobrolecki, Linda Doty, Marcia Eastman, Gary Estrada, John Estes, Dan Fairbanks, Linda Farler, Pam Favuzzo. Jenny Feeler. Scott Forrester, Curtis 118 Seniors Fortier, Robert Franko, Kenny Frazier, Joyce Frye, Donna Fultz, Sherry Garza, Leticia Gibbs, Gerri Gora, Kathy Gordon, Mickey Green, Scott Greene, Tina Grise, David Gulley, Becky Gussman, Harold Guthrie, Ruth Hamilton, Robert Seniors 119 Harper, Gilbert Heck, Vicky Helton, Glenda Henderson, Beth Hernandez, Laura Hester, Stepanie Hodge, Yolanda Hunter, Cathy ackson, Daren ames, Travis ohnson, Donna ones, John [ones, Sherri joyner, Barbara Jursic, Tom Kacher, Michelle 120 Seniors Ketchum, Gina Ketchum, Scott King, Aprille Knight, Cathy Kobek, Sharon Krejci, Marilyn Krejci, Peggy Lambert, Lori Lane, Dale Lane, Sherry LaTurno, Dan Lark, Antoine Leal, Rolando Lee, Russell Leonard, jamie Ludwig, Kim Seniors 121 McAbee, Angela McCormick, Glen McDonald, Beverly McQuen, Tammy MacDonald, Jeff Macias, Patricia Marquand, Margaret Marrie, Kirk Meulemans, Dana Miller, Kim Milosevich, Susan Morgan, Tammy Morton, Jeff Moslander, Tim Nantz, Kelly Nelson, Jean 122 Seniors Olin, Ty Oliver, George Oliver, Wendy Olson, Nancy Orban, Cindy Osborne, Jeff Osborne, Paula Pahl, Laura Palagvi. Bill Parker. Annette Perkins, Randy Peters. Mike Pittman, Randy Pleasant, Russell Prodanovich, Lydia Ralph, Michele Seniors 123 Sancillo, Charlene Sanchez, Sid Sanders, Dawn Sanders, Fred Raymond, Mike Reames, Janis Reed. Rhonda Rhodes, Carole Rice, Robert Rice, Todd Richard, Susan Robbins, Deanna Rodriquez, Mark Roth, Denise Rutherford, Tammy Rutledge. Tom 124 Seniors Sasser. Deanne Scarborough, Mykel Ann Scott, LaVonne Shaffer, Kevin Sharp, Rex Sierra, Leonarda Silva, Laura Smith, Julia Sorrell, Starla Spradlin, Burt Stadt, David Steinhuble, Mike Stewart, Anita Stone, Darrell Sullivan, Tom Sutton, Donna Seniors 125 Sweeney, Frank Taylor, Brian Tylor, Stacey Terran, Jo Ann Thomas, Mona Tomaga, Jeff Torres, Esmeralda Towers, Lisa Tucker, Debbie Upchurch, Amy Van Dyke, Margaret Vagas, Lisa Villalobos, Georgianna Villarreal, Bill Voohies, Cheryl Walsh, Debbie 126 Seniors Wright, Tammi Yetsko, Debbie Young, Martin Walton, Debi Wilkins, Cheryl Williams, Kim Williams, Steve Willis, Doreen Wilson, Evelyn Wilson, John Wise, Dwain Wiesemann, Lisa Witt, Sherry Worley, Bill Wray, Van Seniors 127 Juniors Adams. Brian Alexander, Laura Allbritten, Diane 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 Benjamin, Sharyn Berry, Karen Bevil, Tracy Blackmon, Russell Bodo, Sue Bogdon, Jeff Bolden, Terlane Borom, Delorri Brady, john Bridegroom, Scott Brown, Betty Buffington, Trent Calhoun, Melissa Carrillo, Arturo Cassel, Kelly Cassoday, Tammy Chadd, Virginia Chandler, Eric Charles, Karen Chenowith, Mark Clark, )ody Clements, Sharon Coopwood, Ken Coffey, John Cox, Robert Denny, David Devine, Debbie Dravet, Michael Eastman, Michael Eaton, Todd Edwards, Robert Elam, Charles Eriks, Tim Estrada, Norbert Evans, james Evans, Jeffrey Favuzzo, Patrick Florez, Sherrie Flud, Lisa Forbes, Gloria 128 Juniors Fowler, Susan Gallup, Carolyn Gambini, Doreen Garibay, Yolanda Gidcumb, Dean Gonzales, Gonzalo Graig, Gloria Greer, Glen Groshon, Paul Gurley, Lisa Gutierrez, Armando Haake, George Hall. ]ody Harbin, Kathleen Harper, Theresa Hartman, Todd Hartog, Jeff Helton, Delores Hernandez, Chris Henderson, Larry Heston, Rodney Hinkle, Ragen Hollifield, Dwayne Hopkins, Erick Hucko, David Huff, Justin Huke, Lori Ison, Tim Juniors 129 Johnson, James Johnson, Keith Johnson, Robert Johnson, Scertia Johnson, Trudy Jones, Dean Jones, Vernessa Kasper, Greg Kirksey, Gwen Kluga, Kenneth Kobak, Mary Koedyker, Charlotte Krawczenia, Lori Lampitt, Susan Land, Cheryl McDowell, Ernise McIntyre, Brian Marimen, Pete Marin, Gudelia Marin, Martha Marinkovic, George Marinkovic, Pete Maryonovitch, Ricky Masterson, Sherry Moore, Sarah Morganroth, Lynn Navarro, Scott Neri, Carmen Right: Scanning the paaes covering the yearbook distribution of the previous year, junior Lynn Morganroth attends the 1981 signing party. 130 Juniors Below: A member of Arc performs before the student body at an assembly held in the fall. Left: Members of the CHS Band present their annual Christmas Concert in the school auditorium. Mr. Robert Velasco leads the band in a holiday selection. Nesmith, Gary Nielson, Chris Nimetz, John Nusz, Kelly O’Brien, Patricia Osterman, Michael Ousley, Lori Paladine, Kristine Parsons, Lisa Patterson, Becky Pemberton, Penny Pena, Betty Piegot, Thomas Pinnick, Laura Plesha, Christopher Plesha, Nadia Pusateri, Tim Quillen, Rhonda Quinones, Neida Quiroz, Heber Reese, Glenda Richardson, Levin Rodgers, Debbie Rodgers, Tom Rodriquez, Gregory Rodriquez, Pete Rodriquez, Rodney Roll, April Juniors 131 Right: Spirited students participate in a cheer at tne Homecoming pep rally. Rukavina, Melissa Russell. Demetria Ryan. David Sanchez, Lydia Santos. Stephanie Schoon, Thomas Seberger. David Seberger, Steve Sechrest, Jeanean Serrano, Debbie Sheets, Scott Sheline, Kevin Short, Margaret Shrader, Karen Sierra, Jimmy Siersema, Kathy Sills, Darrel Silva, Xavier Simko, Donna Skomac, Dorothy Smith, Denise Smith, Dwayne Smith, James Smith, Joseph Sobzak, David Sovinski, Vivian Speed, Samuel Stadt, Kari 132 Juniors Thomas, Kathy Thornberry, Chris Tigner, David Tucker, Tyrone Turner, Rhonda Tyree, Linda Van Curen, Arthur Vandiver, Steven Villarreal, Phillip Vinyard, Edie Vuckovich, Anthony Wadkins, Timmy Walker, Danny Warrens, Troy Washington, Charlie Washington, Frank Waters, Kaliy Watson, Ronda Welch, Earl Whitehead, Anthony Wilkins, Anna Williams, Barbara Williams, JoAnn Williams, Pamela Williamson, Eric Wise, Marlene Wood, DiAnna Yocum, Penny Above: Attempting a pass, senior Tina Greene looks for a receiver at the Powder Puff game. Left: Junior Greg Rodriguez releases a snow ball for photographers. Snow accumulation required the dismissal of school for the first time in several winters. Juniors 133 Alexander, Jeri Anderson, Barbara Andrews, Sherry Arthur, Rodney Bartolac, Vera Bell, Clay Bewley, fames Bishop, Mark Blackmon, Gregory Blackwell, David Bolden, Sheresa Boos, Jean Bremer, Cindy Brown, Donna Brown, Kevin Brown, Lisa Brown, Mary Brown, Tracy Browning, Andy Buder, Thomas Buker, Theresa Burk, Brian Castellano, Lupe Catizone, Tracy Chermak, David Chiaramonte, Carey Chinn, Eva Clark, Raymond Clemens, Bob Cobb, Bonnie Collum, Ella Cook, Sherrie Cooper, William Coopwood, Deborah Cortez, Marty Craig, Scott Crane, Tom Cummings, Kimberly Darwin, Kimberly Davis, Diane Deakins, Lisa DeLong, Joseph DeLong, Mark DeLong, Larry Diamond, Richard Djordjevic, Tijosav Dobrolecki, Pamela Doherty, Mike Doyle, Nena Drake, James Dutton, Tracy Eades, Barbara Etheridge, Stacee Evans, Donnie Favuzzo, Kathy Finney, Debra 134 Sophomores Fitzgerald, Scott Foreman, LeRoy Foreman, Roy Fouts, Beverly Fowler, Jeff Fowler, Mark Fultz, Laura Garrett, Rodney George, Carolyn Gibbons, Troy Gidley, Amy Gipson, Edward Goins, Lisa Gonzales, Carlos Graham, Jill Gray, Kim Gregory, Evelyn Gronkiewicz, Edward Gussman, Sherry Guttenberg, Ellery Haines, Mike Handley, Barry Haney, Scott Hannah, Rita Hardesty, James Harper, Douglas Harper, Phillip Haynes, Tommy Henson, John Hepner, Mike Hernandez, Anna Hernandez, Arnie Hernandez, Lupe Hernandez, Michele Hescher, Melissa Hinkle, Eric Hinkle, Theresa Hogue, Terry Hunt, Marilyn Hunter, David Jackson, Bill Jacobson, Debra Left: In order to relieve the stress of tired feet, a few chorus members discard their shoes during the CHS Christmas Pageant. Sophomores 135 ames, Tana ohnson, Katherleen ohnson, Kathy ohnson, Omar ohnson, Timothy ones, Linda ones, Lori Jones, Shelly Joseph, Robert Keefer, Kim Keithley, Cathy Kincaia, Tommy Kirk. Randall Kluga, Doug Kollar, Natalie Krawczenia, David Kuesis, Shannan LaKatos, Ryan Lambert, Randy Lanham, Renee LaPlaunt, Brenda Lark, John Lee, Carlene Leviner, Benny Lewis, Donna Lewis, Billy Lewis, Sandy Lewis, Tom Lively, Allen Long, Norman Long, Wanda Lopez, Luis Lopez, Yvonne Louie, Jeff Lucas, Susan 136 Sophomores Above: Acting as instructor on Student Ex- change Day, sophomore Anna Hernandez explains a literature assignment to sophomore Joe Milosevich. Anna exchang- ed places with Mrs. Nan Peloza, English teacher. Luchene, Lisa Ludwig, Matthew McDonald, Burt Malone, Aaron Marimen, Randy Marinkovic, Gordana Marsh, Dean Miller, John Miller, joy Mitchell, Renee Moore, Kim Moore, Sandy Morgan, Darell Morgan, Larry Murphy, Angela Murphy, Eileen Myers, William Navejar, Becky Neeley, Don Nelson, Robert Newlin, Parri Noah, Guy Novath, Margaret O’Bradovich, Chuck Ols, Amy Olsen, Michelle Olin, Douglas Pahl, David Panayl, Teddy Pankowski, Roberta Parker, Keith Patten, Anna Peas, Ron Pepoff, David Perez, Armondo Sophomore 137 Right: Sophomore Gordana Marinkovic works at the typewriter keyboard during Mrs. Dorothy Long’s sixth hour typing class. Peters, Bridget Peters, Deanna Philpot, Tom Piontek, Bonnie Pirtle, Julie Polana, Troy Poliquin, Joey Price, Barbara Price, Mella Pradanovich, George Pyle, Glenna Queen, Heather Reed, Randall Rhone, Lori Richards, David Roach, Kevin Robinson, Carla Robinson, Horace Robinson, Marshall Rohr, Lori Roth, Danny Ruano, Michele Russell, Reginald Salinas, Sylvia Sasser, David Schroeder, Lisa Schweighardt, Sheila Scott, Anthony Scott, Fannie Scott, Mark Scott, Mary Shaw, Troy Sheline, Kevin Shinkle, Erwin Shipley, Chuck 138 Sophomores Skelton, Kerry Smith, Kim Smith, Tony Socha, John Spoljoric, Michelle Spradlin, Kathy Staton, Steve Stephen, Sheri Stewart, Sherry Stewart, Tammy Stringer, Terry Sullivan, Sheila Sumner, Tammy Targett, Paul Tauber, Greg Taylor, Stephanie Travis, Dennis Trevino, Katherine Trevino, Mike Trosper, Danny Turlo, Victoria Turner, Stephen Valle, Mark VanCuren, Dorothy Wall, Jerry Walton, David Watkins, Eugene Watkins, Leslie Webb, Stacey Weitze, Lisa Wells, Allan Werth, Miriam West, Robin Westfall, Kelli White, Raeann White, William Whittaker, Judy Whittle, John Wilkerson, Joey Wilkins, Tina Wilson, Marvin Wiser, Tom Left: Sophomores Kim Keefer and Kim Cummings work on their chemistry assign- ment during sixth hour. Sophomores 139 dlresfimen Aaron, Shawn Adams, Andy Adcock, Marla Aguas, Jamie Alford, Roy Amdell, Alice Austin, Steve Avant, Charlene Babbs, Kathie Batey, Regina Bauldridge, Kelley Beard, Yvette Beckham, Amy Belcher, Karla Belinsky, Steve Benge, Michelle Berwanger, David Blackwell, James Bodnar, Maryann Borman, Cheri Borman, Cheryl Bostian, Roni Bragg, Kurt Brant, Phil Brant, Tim Brawley, Mickey Breckel, Tina Bridges, James Broadstreet, Elizabeth Brogdon, Robert Brogdon, Tommy Brown, Robert Brown, Zsa Zsa Brownfield, Mark Bruce, Billy Brunker, Paul Buffington, Barry Buffington, Brian Bullock, Charles Burdsal, Kathy Burgos, Maria Burkholder, Steven Campbell, Tammy Cannon, Mark Carpenter, Steve Carter, Sue Cassel, Jimmy Chadd, Susan Chadwick, Anita Childers, Wendy Clark, Sharon Clemens, Jeff Collum, Arnold Colson, Connie Cook, Michael Copeland, Daren 140 Freshmen Corbett, Teddy Cottrel, Angela Cox, Robert Craven, Sherry Cristea, Paula Cross, Shaun Csikos, Brian Davis, Kelvin Davis, Toney Day, Christine Denham, Eric Diaz, Avelina Dillon, Charles Dittrich, Marty Doyle, Gary Durbin, Danny DuVall, Scott Dye, Paula Eades, Delena Edwards, Karen Elam, Curtis Ellis, Paula Espinosa, Richard Esquivel, Richard Estes, Douglas Estrada, Mike Evans, Dotty Farler, Greg Farris, Lori Feeler, Daniele Fite, Tom Fitzgerald, jean Flores, Linda Florez, Steve Foreman, Rodn ey Foster, John Fox, Rodney Gambini, Susan Garcia, Andy Garrard, Barry Garrard, Sherri George, Jeff Geren, Scott Gidcumb, Eddie Gilliand, Deborah Gilman, Michele Glass, James Glenn, Anthony Green, Sharon Left: Freshman Amy Beckham returns the ball during a CHS home game against Hammond Morton High School. Freshmen 141 Guthrie, Victor Guiterez, Ted Haake, Gene Hall, Jeff Hamilton, Laticia Haney, George Hannah, Stacey Hardetsty, David Hartog, Susan Hatler, Ramona Hays, James Head, James Hedrick. James Henderson, Suzanne Hernandez, Alena Hixon, Ricky Hocking, Bruce Hollingsworth, Angela Hopkins, Louis Hunt, William Hutchinson, Carl Irvin, Marvin Ison, Mike Ison, Steve ackson, Shirley ohnson, Brenda ones, Phillip ones, Sheila Jayner, Angela Kaiser, Mickey Kalmar, Christine Keefer, Greg Kelly, Hope Klemp, Diana Koedyker, Kurt Krejci, Chaney Krejci, Richard Lafton, Arturo Lambert, Nancy Lane, Patty Lane, Tina LaPradd, Paul Larkin, Leticia Latham, Eric Lauderdale, Bryan Lauderdale, Shawn Leal, Javier Leon, Robert Right: Freshman Theresa Walker explains offset type to Miss Francie Blaney ' s third hour Journalism I class. 142 Freshmen Left: Students complete a class assignment in Spanish 1. Leviner, )ames Lewis, Lori Lewter, Kelly Litherland, Beth Lofton, Lolita McBrayer, Joanne McCormick, Michelle McCullough, Patty McDaniels, Tammy McDowell, Karen Mcllroy, Kelly McKenzie, Renee McPherson, Susan Marin, Rigo Marinkovic, Millie Martin, Glen Masterson, Lisa Mattingly, Charlene Meacham, Denise Mellon, Chris Metcalfe, Dwayne Miller, Kim Moore, |ames Morgan, Kenneth Morris, Jimmy Morris, Kelly Morris, Kile Morton, Robert Moser, Ricky Moslander, Danny Mount, Randy Murawski, Sharon Murga, Mike Murphy, Angela Nash, Christine Nelson, Cathleen Neri, Elizabeth Newbolds, |ames Nielson, Karen Nusz, Sheri Olin, Dawn Ously, Bill Owens, Karla Owens, Melinda Parish, James Parker, Dawn Parker, Debbie Parker, Kelly Parker, Rodney Leonard, David Freshmen 143 Parkton, Sherry Pauley, Ralph Payton, David Peek, Bobbi Pemberton, Kenneth Pepoff, Karen Perkins, Rhonda Peterson, Lisa Pinnick, Sherri Potosky, Tammy Price, Ronald Proctor, Karla Quandt, Laura Rader, David Ramirez, Tammy Randolph, Frances Redding, Audrey Redepenning, Robert Reeder, Andre Reel, James Ride, Traci Richards, Peter Rictor, Debbie Rieser, Henry Ring, Michael Roach, Kert Robbins, Denise Robinson, Elizabeth Rogers, Lisa Rubalcava, Lisa Sancillo, Juanita Santos, Susan Schiller, Pamela Shelby, Debbie Shinkle, Arthur Shumpert, Karen Sierra, Reyes Sikes, Terry Sivla, Nelida Smeltzer, John Smith, Jesse Smith, Lamar Smith, LeRoy Solis, Gloria Spencer, Delana Steele, Shelia Stephens, Darlene Stewart, Renda Straubel, Tracy Right: Freshman Michelle Benge grades papers during the Teacher-Student Ex- change Day. Michelle switched places with Mrs. Jackie Kapetanovic, English 9 teacher. 144 Freshmen Strayer, Donna Suprenant, Shawn Terry, David Terry, Dennis Thomas, Lori Thomas, Ronald Tomich, Thomas Upchurch, Charles Upchurch, Mike Valcich, Greg Valdez, Lisa VanDyke, Gequava VanDyke, Julie VanVleet, Pam Vargas, Linda Vargas, Rueben Vibanco, Frances Vice, Lisa Vickery, Julie Vines, Joanne Virgin, Douglas Voohries, Candy Voohries, Randall Wabbington, Jacqueline Wachowski, Henry Walker, Theresa Wallace, Crystal Ward, Jake Warkentine, Karen Watson, Tammy Weems, Connie Welch, Bobby Wheatley, John White, Dawn Whitehead, Lolita Whittaker, Robert Williams, Meranda Willis, John Willis, Timothy Wilson, Timothy Wilson, Angela Wilson, Mike Wilson, Patty Wilson, Rodney Wireman, Kathy Wise, Valarie Withrow, Kathy Worthington, Timothy Wurtzbacher, Sharon Yarbrough, Wendy Zeiter, Normen Left: Freshman Victor Guthrie jumps for the ball at a home game during the ' 81 season. Freshmen 145 Senior Credits ADAMS, WAYNE: Spanish Club 2; Band 1; Boys Track 1,2. AGUAS, MARTHA: Spanish Club 4; OEA 4. AKEMON, DARRELL: Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. ARD, PATRICK: French Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Biology Club 2,4; I- HOSA 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Newspaper 2,3,4, editor 4; Yearbook 2,3,4. ARNEY, CINDY: Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 1,2,3; I.C.E. 3; OEA 2. AZBILL, ROGER: ICT 3,4. BALL, GREGORY: ICT 3,4. BARTON, LACRETIA: French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Girls Tennis 2. BATTLE, RONALD: Pep Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3,4; Band 1,2; Jazz Band 2; Boys Tennis 2,3; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1,2,3. BEHNKE, SHEILA: German Club 1,2, 3, 4, vice president 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 2,3; I-HOSA 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Band 1; Student Council 1,3,4, vice president 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 3,4; Girls Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1. BORENS, LITA: German Club 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, vice president 3, presi- dent 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2,3; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1,2, 3, 4. 146 BRADEN, BONNIE: German Club 1,2; C-Teens 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. BROWN, PAMELA: ICT 4; Honor Society 2; OEA 4. BRUNN, CAROL: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 3; Drama Club 3; ICT 4; OEA 4; Cheerleading 1; Warriorettes 3. CAMPOS, CARL: Swim Club 4. CASTOR, ROBERTO: Boys Track 1. CERVANTES, KAREN: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 2,3; Jazz Band 3; Student Council 1; Warriorettes 3. CHILDRESS, JAY: Biology Club 3,4; I.C.E. 3,4; Boys Basketball 1,2. CLEMENTS, SHEILA: I- HOSA 3. COLEMAN, MEATRICE: Volleyball 1,2; Girls Track 1. COOK, CARRIE: Pep Club 3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Student Council 4. DAVIS, PAREE: Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 2,3; I-HOSA 2,3,4. DEGARD, CATHY: I.C.E. 4; Honor Society 4; OEA 4. DEMKOWICZ, RON: Spanish Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Boys Ten- nis 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. DENAULT, DALE: Bible Rap 4; Chemistry Club 4; Football 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Boys Track 1. DEWEES, PAULA: French Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; C- Teens 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. DICKENSON, DEMETRIA: ICT 4; Band 1; OEA 3,4, vice president 4. DIETRICH, JOHN: Quill and Scroll 3,4, vice president; Bible Rap 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling. DOBROLECKI, LINDA: Pep Club 4; C-Teens 3,4. ESCOBEDO, CINDY: Pep Club 1,2; C-Teens 1,2,3; OEA 3,4; Newspaper 2. ESTRADA, JOHN: Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. EVANS, ANDREW: Boys Track 3; Baseball 1. FAIRBANKS, LINDA: Pep Club 4; Bible Rap 2,3,4; C- Teens 3,4; OEA 4. FARLER, PAM: C-Teens 3,4. FAVUZZO, JENNY: Bible Rap 3; Biology Club 1; C-Teens 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 4. FEELER, SCOTT: Boys Cross Country 3,4; Boys Basketball 1; Boys Track 2,3,4. FITZGERALD, JOHNNY: ICT 2.3.4. FLOYD, MIKE: Vocational Graphic Arts 4. FORRESTER, CURTIS: Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1.2. 3. 4, treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Class Secretary 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; Prom King 3. FRAZIER, JOYCE: Bible Rap 2,4; Girls Basketball 1; Girls Track 2,3,4. FRYE, DONNA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1. FULTZ, SHERRY: Pep Club 3,4; Bible Rap 2,3,4; C-Teens 4, secretary 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 2, president 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 3; Newspaper 3; Cheerleading 3; Warriorettes 4. GARZA, LETICIA: Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3; C-Teens 3; Honor Society 1. GIBBS, GERI: French Club 1; Biology Club 1; C-Teens 2,3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4. GOOCH, TAMARA: Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C- Teens 4; I-HOSA 3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 2,3,4; Girls Tennis 1; Volleyball 2. GORA, KATHY: Pep Club 3; C-Teens 3; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 2,3,4. GORDON, MICKEY: Boys Tennis 1; Wrestling 1; Golf 1. GRACIN, AUSTA: Pep Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; I-HOSA 4. GREEN, SCOTT: Wrestling 1. GREENE, TINA: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4, vice president 4; Student Council 1.2.4, president 4; Girls Cross Country 3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Queen 3. GRISE, DAVID: Pep Club 4. GULLEY, BECKY: German Club 2,3; Biology Club 1; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4, secretary 4; Student Council 1,2,3, treasurer 2. GUSSMAN, HAROLD: I- HOSA 3,4; Boys Basketball 1,2. GUTHRIE, RUTH: Spanish Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2,4; I-HOSA 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4. HAMILTON, BOB: Drama Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4, editor 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . 147 HECK, VICKY: German Club 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4. HELTON, GLENDA: Bible Rap 4; C-Teens 1,2,3; I-HOSA 3,4. HENDERSON, BETH: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4, president 4; OEA 3; Warrioret- tes 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 2, presi- dent 4; Swim Club 4. HERNANDEZ, LAURA: Pep Club 1; Biology Club 1; C- Teens 1,2,3. HESTER, STEPHANIE: Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4. HODGE, YOLANDA: Band 1,2; Fancy Dancers 2,3; Girls Track 2,3,4. HOLLINGSHEAD, HERB: Vocational Graphic Arts 4. JACKSON, DAREN: Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2,4; I-HOSA 3; Band 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1 . JOHNSON, DONNA: Biology Club 1; I.C.E. 3,4; Honor Socie- ty 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4, treasurer 4. JONES, JOHN: Spanish Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1; Band 3,4; Jazz Band 2,3; Boys Basketball 1. JONES, SHERRI: Pep Club 1; Biology Club 1; I-HOSA 3,4, vice president 4. JOSEPH, JERRY: ICT 3,4; Wrestling 1. JOYNER, BARBARA: C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3,4. JURSIC, TOM: I-HOSA 3,4, treasurer 4. KACHER, MICHELE: German Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 2, vice president 3, president 4; Biology Club 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; OEA 3,4, secretary 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secret ary 2,3; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Homecoming Queen 4. KETCHUM, GINA: Pep Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; I-HOSA 3,4, secretary 3; Warriorettes 2,3, secretary 3; Girls Track 1. KING, APRILLE: Bible Rap 2,3; Class Secretary 1. KNIGHT, CATHY: I.C.E. 3,4; Girls Tennis 3. KOBEK, SHARON: Pep Club 3,4; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. KREJCI, MARILYN: Bible Rap 3; I-HOSA 4; Band 1,2,3; Girls Track 2,3,4. LAMBERT, LORI: Spanish Club 4; Pep Club 4; C-Teens 4; Girls Tennis 2,3,4. LANE, DALE: Pep Club 1,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; I-HOSA 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. LANE, SHERRY: C-Teens 2,3,4; I-HOSA 3; I.C.E. 4; Fancy Dancers 3; OEA 3,4; Vocational Graphic Arts 4. LATURNO, DANNY: German Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2; I-HOSA 3,4. LEAL, ROLANDO: Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2; Foot- ball 3; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . LEE, RUSSELL: Spanish Club 4; Bible Rap 3; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2. LEONARD, JAMIE: I-HOSA 3.4. LUDWIG, KIM: I-HOSA 3. McABEE, ANGIE: Pep Club 4; C-Teens 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Year- book 4. 148 McCORMICK, GLENN: I.C.T. 4. McLAURIN, BRENDA: Span- ish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; C- Teens 4; I.C.E. 4; OEA 2,3,4. MACIAS, PATRICIA: Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Club 4; C-Teens 4. MARRIE, KIRK: German Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Class President 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Boys Track 1. MARQUAND, MARGARET: Spanish Club 1; Bible Rap 4; Biology Club 2; I-HOSA 4. MILLER, KIM: C-Teens 3; I- HOSA 3; Girls Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basket- ball 1. MILOSEVICH, SUSAN: Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4; Cnemistry Club 3; C-Teens 1,2; I-HOSA 3,4, treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; Year- book 3,4; Swim Club 4; Let- tergirls 4. MORGAN, TAMMY: Pep Club 4; C-Teens 3,4; I-HOSA 3.4, treasurer 4; Fancy Dancers 3; OEA 3. MORRIS, LESTER: Pep Club 4; I-HOSA 4; Band 4; Boys Basketball 4; Boys Track 4. MORTON, JEFF: German Club 2,3; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 1; Drama Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Football 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . MURPHY, LAURA: Spanish Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; C- Teens 4. NELSON, JEAN: I-HOSA 2; Chorus 1. OLIN, TY: French Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; I-HOSA 1; Yearbook 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Boys Track 3; Baseball 1,2,4. OLIVER, GEORGE: German Club 1,2; I.C.E. 3. ORBAN, CYNTHIA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1; C-Teens 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 3. OSBORNE, JEFF: I.C.E. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,3; Boys Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2. OSBORNE, PAULA: Pep Club 2 . PAHL, LAURA: Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 4; I-HOSA 3,4; Swim Club 4. PALAGYI, WILLIAM: Football 3. PENA, STEVEN: I-HOSA 4. PERKINS, RANDY: Biology Club 1; Football 1,2. PETERS, MICHAEL: Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,3; Boys Track 1. PIONTEK, BEVERLY: Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2; C- Teens 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. PITTMAN, RANDY: ICT 3,4. PLANER, CHAD: Drama Club 3,4; I-HOSA 3; Yearbook 4. PROCTOR, RICHARD: Bible Rap 3; I-HOSA 3,4; Football 1. PRODANOVICH, LYDIA: French Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chemistry 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 3; Honor Society 1,2. RALPH, MICHELE: German Club 1,2, 3, 4, president 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 2; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2,3; I- HOSA 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4, secretary 3,4; Girls Ten- nis 2,3,4. 149 REAMES, JANIS: Pep Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; C-Teens 4; OEA 4. REED, RHONDA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bible Rap 1; C-Teens 1; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4. RICHARD, SUSAN: Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 3,4; I-HOSA 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4. ROBBINS, DEANNA: Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2; C-Teens 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; G irls Track 1,2, 3, 4; Lettergirls 4. RODRIGUEZ, MARK: Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,3; Football 3,4; Boys Basketball 1,2; Boys Track 1,2, 3, 4. ROPER, MORGAN: Drama Club 4. ROTH, DENISE: French Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 3; OEA 3,4; Student Council 2; Cheerleading 1; Warriorettes 2,3; Class Vice President 2. RUTHERFORD, TAMMY: Pep Club 4; C-Teens 4; Lettergirls 4. RUTLEDGE, TOM: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4. SANCILLO, CHARLENE: C- Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 3,4. SANDERS, DAWN: Pep Club 1; Biology Club 2; Girls Track 1. SANDERS, FRED: Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Football 3; Boys Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. SCARBOROUGH, MYKEL ANN: French Club 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4, president 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Girls Cross Country 3,4; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. SCOTT, LAVONNE: French Club 1; Pep Club 3; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, vice president 3; OEA 3; War- riorettes 3. SHAFFER, KEVIN: ICT 3,4. SILVA, LAURA: C-Teens 4; OEA 4. SMILEY, CHARLES: Pep Club 2; I-HOSA 1,2; Fancy Dancers 2,3; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Track 2. SMITH, JUD: Chemistry 3,4; I- HOSA 3,4; Football 1,3; Wres- tling 1,2. SMITH, JULIA: Pep Club 2; C-Teens 1; I-HOSA 3, secretary 3; I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4. SMITH, WILLY: Boys Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. SORRELL, STARLA: French Club 1,2; Drama Club 3,4, president 4; Chorus 1. SPRADLIN, BURT: Biology Club 1; Drama Club 3; I.C.E. 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 2; Boys Track 1,2. 150 STADT, DAVE: Spanish Club 2; Chemistry Cluo 2; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Bausch and Lomb Award Recipient; Boys Tennis 2,3,4; Boys Track 2,3,4. STEELE, JAMES: ICT 3,4. STEINHUBEL, MICHAEL: Chemistry Club 2,3; Football 3; Bovs Basketball 1; Boys Track 1; Golf 2,3,4. STEWART, ANITA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Tennis 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4, treasurer 4; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1. STONE, DARRELL: OEA 4. SULLIVAN, TOM: Biology Club 2; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. SWEENEY, FRANK: French Club 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1; Boys Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . TAYLOR, DAN: French Club 1; Biology Club 4; Honor Socie- ty 1; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Boys Track 1. TAY LOR, STACEY: I-HOSA 3,4; Fancy Dancers 3; Student Council 2; Class Secretary 1. TERRAN, JOANN: French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; C- Teens 2,3; Lettergirls 4. THOMAS, MONA: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Bible Rap 3; Drama Club 3; Girls Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls Track 2. THOMAS, TIM: Bible Rap 4; Football 3,4; Boys Track 1,2. TORRES, ESMERALDA: Spanish Club 2,4; Pep Club 2,4; C-Teens 3,4. TUCKER, DEBBIE: French Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; Chemistry Club 2,3; C-Teens 2,3,4; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4. TUGGLE, DENNIS: French Club 1; Pep Club 3,4; I-HOSA 3.4. UPCHURCH, AMY: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 1; C- Teens 3,4, vice president 4; Band 1; Student Council 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Swim Club 4. VAN DYKE, MARGARET: Bi- ble Rap 3; ICT 4; OEA 3,4, president 4; Volleyball 3. VARGAS, LISA: Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Bible Rap 2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2; C-Teens 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Lettergirls 4. VILLALOBOS, GEORGIAN- NA: Drama Club 3,4; OEA 4. VILLARREAL, BILL: German Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4, president 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, vice president 4; Jazz Band 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Boys Track 1,2, 3, 4. WALTON, DEBORAH: French Club 2; Bible Rap 3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 3; Drama Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. WESTFALL, RICHARD: ICT 4; Wrestling 1. WIESEMANN, LISA: Drama Club 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Yearbook 3,4. WILKINS, CHERYL: I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4. WILLIS, DOREEN: German Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2,3; I- HOSA 3,4. WILSON, EVELYN: Bible Rap 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; I-HOSA 3; Girls Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4. WITT, SHERRY: Spanish Club 2; I-HOSA 3,4, secretary 4; Honor Society 3; Girls Tennis 1,2; Volleyball 3. WRAY, VAN: Football 3. WRIGHT, TAMMI: Pep Club 4; I.C.E. 3; OEA 3; Student Council 1,2; Class President 2; Girls Tennis 3. YOUNG, MARTY: Band 1,2. fitting Many CHSers felt the “crunch of the economy” when unemployment rates soared. In general, businesses suf- fered and large corporations such as “Goldblatts” and “Mays” were forced out of business. Also, numerous small proprietorships were forced to close their doors. As fewer and fewer businesses remained open, jobs became scarce. Therefore, some Calumet students were not hired because men and women with families were often favored in the selection. Finding a job was often one of the main necessities for any high school student. Extra cash always seemed to be a priority to the enjoyment of a social life. Afterall, automobiles, gasoline, movies, arcade games, etc. required more than Mom and Dad’s usual allowance. Yes, one’s financial state often related to one’s ability to continue “Fitting in.” 152 Advertising RAN BURN AUTO PART9 4189 Cleveland 154 Advertising Studc 3985 Broadway Chapel Plaza, Suite T Merrillville, IN 46410 (219) 738-2544 Curtis Forrester Donna Frye Advertising 155 Lake Ridge Girls Softball Team Sponsors Modrak CHEMICAL PRODUCTS COMPANY INC. 3700 Clark Road Gary, IN 46408 Phone: 838-0308 156 Advertising Congratulations to the Class of ' 82 Compliments of TRUCKSTOPS OF AMERICA M THE GREAT AMERICAN TRUCKSTOP 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 • 24 Hour Convience Store Gold Bond Stamps We Give And Redeem ' Em Spend ’Em Just Like Cash Open 24 Hours A Day Advertising 157 158 Advertising Midwest Lumber 3319 Burr Street Gary, IN 46408 838-3268 Paul’s Auto Yard You Name It We Buy It We Pay Top $ For Junk Cars We Sell Good Used Auto Parts Paul ' s Auto Yard Towing Available Gary Lake Station 2124 Calfax 1290 Ripley 845-2676 962-7569 Advertising 159 Cut Rate Auto Parts 5770 W. 25th Avenue Gary, IN 46406 845-0376 ALUMINUM SIDING -WINDOWS DOORS - COMPLETE REMODELING BLOWN IN INSULATION Free Estimates 838-8718 3737 Ridge Rd. Highland 160 Advertising Congratulations Seniors R M SALES 401 N. Colfax Griffith, In Ph: (219) 924-3202 Advertising 161 162 Advertising Ace Hardware thttydqc [pad runner 6114 W. Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 PH: 838-3134 Patrick Ard Tomi Baigent Cherill Baize Rhonda Hedge Bill Jackson Charlotte Koedyker Kelly Lewter Susan Milosevich Lisa Parsons Pam Van Vleet Roger West Pam Williams Lisa Wiesemann Congratulations Class of ’’82 from Chieftain Yearbook Staff Advertising 163 Viel Erfolgund alles Gute Calumet German Club Congrafulafions Qeniors from fhe class of ' 84 I — H 08 A Congratulates State Winners Below: Mrs. Dorothy Hepp, I HOSA sponsor, displays a 100 per- cent attendance plaque. Also posing are state contest winners, seniors Sheila Behnke, and Russell Lee. Advertising 164 Compliments of C — Teens Below: C-Teens travel to Marriott ' s Great America for “Spring Fling . Congratulations Seniors From the Class of ' 83 Jlam fixza fit QfozCit and zzznfioinz A Family Business Since 1923 Diane Allbritten, Kenny Coopwood, Kathleen Harbin, Tom Piegot, Karen Shrader, Mr. Bryan Dye, Arturo Carrillo, David Beckham, Donna Simko, Charlie Washington. 8941 Kleinman Street Highland, Indiana 838-4754 Congratulations Seniors from the Graphic Arts Hairstyles for Men 4767 Cleveland Street Merrillville, IN Ph: 980-3555 BARBER SHOP MENS TOUPEES HAIR STYLING SALON Advertising 165 Congratulations Graduates RANBURN Retail DRUGS 3977 Cleveland St. Gary, Indiana PHONE 980-4898 Prescriptions - Cosmetics Gifts - Greeting Cards Black Oak Pharmacy 6147 W. 25th Avenue Compliments of Parkhurst Ladies Salon Gary, IN 46406 (two locations) 5490 W. Ridge Road Gary, IN 46408 PH. 923-8133 Tues— Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Merrillville Gary 6515 Broadway 4238 W. Ridge Road Ph: 738-1776 Ph: 980-4700 Park Pharmacy Congratulations Seniors 515 E. 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IND. 46408 Ph. 219 - 830-031 S Clothing for the entire family. Advertising 171 BREAK A LEG ' 82 From Drama Compliments of Warriorettes Congratulations Seniors From Band Buena Querte (Good Luck) Clase del Cuarto Ano (Seniors) from Bpanish Club Set Your Goals To Grow P® Compliments U 2 From O.E.A. Good Luck From Biology Club 172 Advertising rui @©(0]g L©@k nit w 9 Today! Because tomorrow is just around the corner, and your future will depend a lot on the decisions you make today. Your career goal is prob- ably the single most impor- tant decision you ' ll make, so consider it carefully. Con- sider your interests and skills, and then consider working for a company that will allow you the opportun- ity to develop and use them effectively. At Inland Steel we like to bring out the best in people. We do it through training programs, and by offering growth potential. We need solid employees on the pro- duction lines, in the craft apprenticeships, in our laboratories, and in the offices. We ' ve built a strong repu- tation as a first-rate steel- maker, and we built it with the help of our employees. But we don ' t rest on past laurels. Like you, we ' re looking at tomorrow. Indiana Harbor Works 3210 Watling Street East Chicago, IN 46312 Highland Lumber S —C — § :- ' . V- IMI1I8H 2903 Ridge Road Highland, IN 838-1400 ◄V Inland Steel An Equal Opportunity Employer Want a pi6blenisolved instead of just a product? Shop C HWI Friendly The Friendly Ones , 2701 W. 45th Avenue Gary, IN 980-5111 Advertising 173 Her ff Jones For class rings caps and gowns invitations P.O. Box 747 Monticello, Indiana Good Luck Seniors From Coach Starewicz and the Seahawk Swim Club Guy Pratt Army Recruiting 980- 8586 Congratulations Julie Smith, Mike Floya, Marty Roper, Mike Lampitt, Mark Allbritten Griffith Ready Mixed Concrete, Inc. Division of Ozinga Brothers, Inc. Producers of Quality Concrete Griffith Plant Main Office 1108 E. Main St. Griffith, IN 46319 PH: 924-2607 Hammond Plant 624 Highland St. Hammond, IN 46320 PH: 219-931-4850 Portage Plant Route 149 3 A Mi. So. of U.S. 20 Portage, IN 46368 PH: 762-5596 174 Advertising Jinrmatiiinal i onoratp Soring torl6ifliti Sitiool Journalist? Congratulations Class of ’82 from 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 Patrick Ard John Dietrich Tomi Baigent Cherill Baize Doreen Gambini Rhonda Hedge Charlotte Koedyker Susan Milosevich Lisa Parsons Robbin Stotts Sherry Masterson Ella Collum Sherry Fultz Pam Williams Lisa Wiesemann Chad Planer Brenda LaPlaunt Good Luck Seniors from Newspaper Staff Patrick Ard Trent Buffington Bob Hamilton Brenda LaPlaunt Pam Shiller Pete Richards Paul Targett Greg Valcich Theresa Walker Djuana Smith Candy Fauver Advertising 175 races through the mind of each graduate as he she hears his her name called on com- mencement day, life will never again be quite the same. A long struggle with life’s decisions may be just beginning. However, whatever the challenge along the way, a strong determination and a great deal of effort, should provide a life blessed with great accomplishments. Yes, they are “Movin’ One by one, the diplomas are handed out and the thrill of gradua- tion filters through the CHS fieldhouse. To many, this moment pro- vides a feeling of great accomplishment ana the end of thriteen years of education. However, to others it is merely one goal met, soon to be replaced by the des for continued schoolin