Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

‘J J-od (Calumet J4iqli School 3900 Cali oun Street (jary, Indiana ' Volume 33 CONTENTS “A Timely Look” .1 Fall Back 4 Winter Constant 44 Spring Forward 110 Advertising 156 Closing 184 (Art provided by the Calumet Graphic Arts Department.) Killing some ‘spare’ time Havin’ fun is something CHS students really know how to do. CHSers this year spent a great deal of time and money just for recreation. Even witn all the school activities, life can still sometimes become a little dull. The Stardust Lanes in Mer- rillville provided the oppor- tunity for eight students to en- joy a recreational outing. The center offered arcade games, pool, bowling and refreshments. Whether it be a strike, spare, or gutter ball, bowling provid- ed an opportunity for the students to enjoy an afternoon in pursuit of pleasure. A: Freshman Ed Morales concentrates on mak- ing his next shot. B: CHS students gather in the Stardust snack bar fora soft drink. C: Senior Levin Richardson and sophomore Sharon Green wait for the chicken to deliver a surprise egg. D: Releasing the ball, Tim Gronendyke, sophomore, bowls a few frames. E: Freshmen Vickie Welch and Ed Morales keep score as other CHSers gather near the lanes. F: Senior Pat Deven tries her luck at the pool table. 2 Bowling at L alumet Falling back in time, many will remember all the ex- citing things that happened at tne beginning of the school year. Early in the fall, students gathered in the cafeteria to obtain their 1982 yearbooks. Homecoming was an ex- citing event which “pepped-up” students and put the year in full swing. As Homecoming week arrived, CHSers participated in ac- tivities such as Powder Puff, football, Homecoming Revue, pep sessions and Spirit Week. Conference, sectional and regional were captured for the first time by the Girls Varsity Volleyball team. Ac- cording to Miss Laura Baird, coach, the entire squad con- tributed to the outstanding volleyball season. A: Seniors participate in the annual Homecoming Parade. 4 Fall Division Fall Division 5 ‘J « no cuts in Rumbling of stomachs is an experience all CHSers felt everyday as the lunch hours ar- rived. CHSers rushed to their lockers, disposed of their books and headed toward the lunch room. The clattering of dishes, bumping and thumping of the snack machine, the hustling about and the constant chatter of Calumet students filled the cafeteria. Lunch time was a social time for the students. Those short thirty minutes gave CHSers time to unwind and forget about their schoolwork. During both lunch hours the concession and candy stands were open. Students could buy a soft drink to accompany their lunch, and purchase candy sold by Honor Society. Other activities during lunch hours were bake sales, spon- sored by various classes and clubs, and the selling of tickets to all Calumet athletic games. A: CHSe rs stand in line to buy soft drinks dur- ing lunch hour. B: Senior Pete Marinkovic adds more flavor to his hotdog at the condiments table. C: During the first lunch hour. Tom Fite, sophomore, sells candy, sponsored by Honor Society. D: In the Las Vegas line many students gather to receive their lunches. E: Students dispose of their left-over food in trash cans in the carpeted cafeteria. 6 Lunch Time 8 Spirit Week Week spiced with spirit A wacky week of activities were planned by the Student Council from September 21 to 25. The Council sponsored a variety of dress-up days to celebrate the week. The Spirit Week schedule included Mon- day, Opposite Sex Day; Tues- day, Punk Rock Day; Wednes- day, Sports Day; Thursday, Go Hawaiian Day and on Friday students demonstrated their school spirit by wearing tradi- tional school colors of red and white. A Homecoming Revue was presented by the drama classes during the week, at which time the entire school poked fun at the opposing team. The annual Powder Puff football game was held on Thursday, September 23 dur- ing fifth hour. The Senior— Sophomore team was victorious over the Junior— Freshman squad. A: Junior Randy Marimen surprises the au- dience with an unexpected finish at the Homecoming Revue. B: Junior Doug Kluga narrates at the annual Homecoming Revue. C: Switching roles, senior Tracy Bevil and juniors Lou Lopez and Joe Milosevich lead cheers for the crowd during the traditional Powder Puff game. D: CHSers gather in the fieldhouse foyer after the game to participate in the Homecoming Dance. E: Sophomore Millie Marinkovic attempts to gain yardage in the annual Powder Puff game. F: Cheering atop their float entry, members of the Calumet Band participate in the Homecoming Parade. Spirit Week 9 OEA captures float honors Rolling down the streets with bright colors of red and white, Calumet students cheered from their places on decorated floats in the parade. Office Education Association (OEA’s) entry won first place in the contest. Their theme was “Business is the Wind in Our Sails.” Screams and shouts accom- panied the growls of members of the Calumet High School football team as they entered the field for the annual 1982 Homecoming game on September 24. The light of vic- tory did not shine on the War- riors, as they were defeated by the Lake Central Indians by a score of 9-0. Halftime festivities included entertain- ment by the CHS band and Warriorettes. The crowds welcomed the chosen King and Queen, seniors Art Carrillo and Tomi Baigent. Tomi received a dozen roses, and both winners were presented with silver engraved key chains. A: Tomi Baigent is selected 1982 Homecoming Queen. B: Lynn Morganroth, senior was chosen to run for 1982 Homecoming Queen. C: Calumet Warriors hold back Lake Central Indians from scoring a touchdown during 1982 Homecoming game. D: Coming in third place in the annual Homecoming parade was junior Ed Growkiewicz ' s airplane with the tneme, Sail- ing Free in ' 83. E: Jeanean Sechrest, senior, is the third nominee for 1982 Homecoming Queen. F: The fourth nominee for Homecoming Queen is senior Diane Allbritten. G: During the halftime seniors Art Carillo and Tomi Baigent were selected for Homecoming King ancf Queen at the 1982 Homecoming game. 10 Homecoming Fall ’82 book arrives at CHS Ooh’s and ah’s filled the Calumet fieldhouse foyer air on September for the annual yearbook signing party. Students from all grades at CHS gathered to “check out” the 1982 Chieftain yearbook. Smiling faces greeted the pages of the book with the theme “Fitting In,” which symbolized the need for acceptance and the close community spirit. The eight pages of activities and twelve pages of color portraits, { mrchased by the Senior Class, ent color to the annual. Ap- proximately 400 books were sold during the sales campaign held during the fall of 1981. A: Calumet students gather to exchange memories over the 1982 Chieftain yearbook. B: Thumbing through the 1981-82 yearbook are junior Randy Mariman and sophomore Alena Hernandez. C: Students eagerly wait in line for the 1982 yearbook. D: Sophomore Bobbi jo Peek receives her yearbook, as senior Russel Blackmon waits in line. E: CHSers meet in the cafeteria to talk about their yearbooks. Yearbook Distribution 13 Students crack those books! What do you wanna’ be when you grow up? Are you finding it difficult to make that life decision? Consider the following: curriculum offering a variety of courses in general, vocational, business and academic areas. Besides just instruction in readin’ writin’ and ’rithmetic, students with a flair for the ar- tistic were able to choose from courses offered in the fine arts area. Therefore, whether choosing to be a doctor, lawyer, or In- dian chief, students found a variety of courses offered to at- tain these goals for the future. A: Kathy Babbs, sophomore, works on a project in Miss Frieda Gutzman’s handicrafts class. B: During physical education class, junior Michelle Harvey works out on the leg extender. C: Senior Hope Augustyn and junior Lupe Hernandez prepare a Thanksgiving turkey in Mrs. Joyce Weakland ' s Foods I class. D: Junior Tonya Fisher studies geometric figures in Miss Pauline Yatsko’s Algebra II course. E: During graphic arts, senior Betty Jo Pena works at the plate burner. F: Playing the baritone in Band class, is freshman Margie Maddingly. G: Junior Theresa Buker works on a photo copier during Office Education class. H: Juniors Billy White and Teddy Panayi discuss the structure of a cell during Mr. Charles Cole’s advanced biology class. 14 Academics Feature Learning lots of language! A little touch of Germany was added to Calumet’s teaching staff this year. Miss Gerlind Strohlein from West Germany exchanged positions with Mr. Stephen France. Miss Strohlein taught German I, II, III, and world civilization classes. Other foreign language classes offered at CHS this year were French I, II, III, and Spanish I, II, III. English courses included three years of required classes. Elective choices in this department in- clude journalism, yearbook, newspaper, drama, speech, reading lab, Bible literature and English 12. A: Portraying a nun, senior Kari Stadt tells a story in English 12 from “Canterbury Tales.” B: Witches and devils haunt the stage as Calumet drama students perform a Halloween play at neighboring elementary schools. C: Senior Tomi Baigent, editor, proportions a photograph for the 1983 yearbook during sixth hour. D: Senior Lori Krawczenia relates a story from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.” Lori portrayed a worthy woman. E: Acting out a murder trial , sophomores Deb- bie Parker and [esse Smith practice a scene for their second hour English Class from “The Way Up to Heaven.” F: Advanced German students complete an assignment during second hour. 16 English Foreign Language Looking for the solutions Calumet’s Mathematics and Science Departments offered a great variety of courses to students. If you enjoyed figuring out mind boggling problems, CHS offered courses in everything from general mathematics to trigonometry. If you preferred the study of the universe, chemicals or life, you could have enrolled in classes in every area from general science to physics. During the school year John Brady, senior, was selected by the Guidance Department and a panel of faculty members to receive the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. John was presented with a bronze medal to commemorate his achievement. A: Freshmen students study Occupational Algebra I in Mrs. Judy Hott ' s sixth period class. B: Mr. Charles Cole’s Biology I class studies in preparation for an upcoming laboratory dissec- tion of fetal pigs. C: Freshmen James Nelson and George Dieguez complete an assignment in Biology I. D: Class members work on a daily assignment in Mr. Charles Cole ' s sixth hour Biology I class. E: )ohn Brady, senior, reviews college literature in the guidance office. John was the CHS recipient of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. 18 Mathematics and Science Read a good book lately? Calumet’s reading lab had a new look this year. In the fall Mrs. Linda Demo was added to the staff. The library provided many learning materials to aid students in career or college planning. Two microfiche machines were purchased during the year. Tne new equipment pro- vided information on topics such as career choices, military experience and colleges ana universities. A: During Mr. Bryan Dye ' s fifth hour English class, Sandy Bosstel browses through the various books offered by the Calumet library. B: Seniors Chris Plesha. Jeff Bogdan and Tony Whitehead work on increasing their speed rate in reading lab. C: Mrs. Betty Cheliras, library aide, works to keep the library in order. D: leff Bogdan, senior, uses the reading shadow machine during sixth hour reading lab. Centers 21 Stressing ‘practical’ CHS skills Practical Arts classes offered at CHS included woods, metals, drafting, graphic arts, welding, cooking, and han- dicrafts for personal use or fur- ther vocational training. Each studen t created a different pro- ject. After completing a project they received tneir grades. Oc- casionally there were displays of students’ work in the Calumet High School trophy case at the main entrance. A: Sophomore Wendy Childers works on her embroidery project for handicrafts class. B: Junior Susan Hinkle puts the finishing touches on her handicrafts project. C: During welding class, senior Chris Thorn- berry makes an adjustment on a weight rack. D: Freshman Ida Salinas and sophomore Ivan Davis, members of graphic arts class, work on a layout for the school newspaper. E: Participating in welding class, junior Dennis Travis works on his class assignment. F: Danny Warner, senior, adjusts a vice just prior to drilling on his project in metals class. 22 Practical Arts Discovering the ‘fine’ CHS life Music, art and drama have played an important role in the life of man since the beginning of time. The classes offer an opportunity for constructive self-expression. Members of the drama classes studied the fundamen- tals of theatre throughout the year. Those enrolled also presented the annual Homecoming Revue in the fall. Chorus and Band members traveled to local and state con- tests and presented Christmas and spring concerts. Individual projects in art in- cluded the repair and painting of a wooden Indian by senior Jeff Evans and junior Anna Hernandez. The Indian was aj3j)roximately 75 to 100 years During the winter Mr. Cruz Velasco retired from the CHS faculty. Mr. Steve Betz joined Mr. Robert Velasco to assist with Band duties in the spring. A: Junior Anna Hernandez and senior Jeff Evans restore a wooden Indian in Mr. Roy Wilson’s fourth period art class. B: Sophomore Ruben Vargus and junior Sherry Planer work on a project in Mr. Roy Wilson ' s sixth period art class. C: Forming an ensemble in the Christmas con- cert held in the CHS auditorium are choral students Karen Shumpert, sophomore; Dana Mayes, freshman; Kim Darwin, junior; and Karla Owens, sophomore. D: Senior Rodney Allen practices the xylophone in his sixth period band class taught by Mr. Robert Velasco and Mr. Cruz Velasco. E: During sixth period drama students discuss ideas for an upcoming classroom play. Fine Arts 25 Studying historical standards Four years of social science and history classes are re- quired for Calumet students to graduate. Classes offered were civics, world civilization, U.S. history, government and economics. These courses emphasized the political and historical past, E resent, and future of the Inited States and the world. In Mr. Tom Dakich’s civics class, students were required to deliver reports on a famous event, personality or place. During the spring, Mrs. Rose Nagy served as student teacher to Mr. John Tsangaris’ U.S. history classes. Mrs. Nagy was a student at Purdue Calumet. A: Students study an assignment in Mr. Robert Maginot’s third hour U.S. history class. ■ B: Sociology students work on an assignment in Mr. George Ahlgrim’s third period class. C: Mrs. Rose Nagy, student teacher for Mr. John Tsangaris, assists junior Charlene Lee with her fifth period U.S. history project. D: Senior Pat Favuzzo conducts an oral report during Mr. Milos Karagin’s sixth hour economics class. E: Mr. John Tsangaris’ sixth hour U.S. history class works on a homework asssignment. 26 Social S ciences Fitness is CHS concern Most subjects taught at CHS deal with mental strength and ability. It is also important to build the body, as well as the mind. Calumet High School of- fered comprehensive courses in physical education that tauent techniques to improve athletic abilities. Many students have found an interest in CHS’s newest sport, swimming, which was aided by the addition of a new pool. Drivers’ education is offered to students in their sophomore year. During the nine weeks of the driving course, students were taught the mental and physical aspects of driving. CHS offered an interesting course in health. A student tak- ing this class could learn about a person’s mental and physical make-up. A: Sophomore health students observe, wh ile Richard Krejci, sophomore, demonstrates one-man CPR, with the assistance of techni- cian Tammy Deel. B: Mr. Lou Lindinger, drivers’ education in- structor, assists sophomores Pam Van Vleet, Susan Chadd, and Jeff Conti during in-the-car training. C: Students in Miss Zella Doty ' s sixth period health class study for an upcoming test. D: Freshmen Vicky Navejar and Pauline Hedrick participate in a ping pong match in Miss Laura Baird’s sixth hour physical educa- tion class. Health Science 29 Preparing for a world of finance and business Many students prepare for the business world by choosing courses in the Business Department. Classes offered in this department included typing, general business, shorthand, intensive laboratory, accoun- ting, business machines, in- surance and credit, consumer economics, and sales and retailing. A: Sophomores Susan Hartog and Lori Farris work on an assignment in Mr. Joseph Yacko’s fifth period accounting class. B: Juniors Kim Moore, Dave Hunter and senior Clay Bell study an assignment in Mr. Tom Dakich ' s third period insurance and credit class. C: Junior Susan Hinkle works on an assign- ment in Miss Eva Simic’s sixth period business machines class. D: Sophomores Dawn Olin and Tammy Cambell practice their typing skills in Mrs. Dorothy Long’s sixth perioa Typing I class. 30 Business. Cross Country - (7-2) CHS OPP Gavit Invitational 3rd Hammond Clark 32 23 LaPorte 30 25 Hobart 34 21 Lowell 35 20 Luke Central 37 18 Gary Roosevelt 37 18 Lowell Invitational 5th Crown Point 50 15 Highland Invitational 12th Highland 26 29 Munster 22 33 Clark Invitational 7th Conference 7th Sectional 6th Members run ‘the distance’ Calumet’s Boys Cross Coun- try team finished their season with a 7-2 record. Sophomore John Smeltzer received the “Most Valuable Player Award” this season. He also set a new school record for the 3000 meter run, with a time of 16:35. According to Coach Randy Harkabus, other leading run- ners were senior Ken Kluga and juniors David Walton and Kerry Skelton. A. Participating in the away sectional meet, senior Armando Gutierrez runs 500 meters. B. junior David Walton wishes Kerry Skelton, junior, good luck before the race. C. Running 3.1 miles, senior Ken Kluga and junior David Walton compete in the sectional meet. D. Running to catch up, senior Armando Gutierrez challenges his opponent. E. Members of CHS ' Boys Cross Country Team, and opponents from opposing team, participate in the sectional race at Hobart. F. Varsity Cross Country Team: first row: Armando Gutierrez, Barry Buffington, Kerry Skelton; row 2: Brian Buffington, David Repko, Ken Kluga, Coach Randy Harkabus. Rodney Rodriguez, David Walton. G. Participating in an away meet, junior Kerry Skelton races for the finish line. H. Coach Randy Harkabus give junior David Walton advice on the upcoming run. Cross Country 33 Squad takes title honors Bump, set, spike! CHS did it all well in ’82! The varsity squad captured conference, sectional and regional honors during the season. The team’s 28-5 record was the best in school history. All-Conference honors were awarded to senior Diane Allbritten and sophomore Amy Beckham. The team lost in semi-state action to Hebron. A: Varsity Vollevball Team: front row: Sheila Baron, Amy Beckham. Guedelia Marin, Diane Allbritten; row 2: Miss Carmen Lis, Frances Vibanco, Gordona Marinkovic. Shari Behnke, Amy Ols, Lisa Peterson, Miss Laura Baird, Kathy Burdsal. B: During an away game, senior Shari Behnke spikes the ball against Crown Point, C: Senior Diane Allbritten attempts a power hit against Crown Point. D: Tammy Campbell, sophomore, hits the ball, as teammate Dawn Olin, sophomore, readies for defensive action. E: Junior Varsity Volleyball Team: front row: Heidi Stadt, Chris Warkentine, Kelley Bauldridge, Tammy Campbell, Jody Bauldridge; row 2: Frances Vibanco, Miss Carmen Lis, Deana Ols, Pauline Hedrick, Joann Vines, Dawn Olin. Varsity Volleyball (28-5) CHS OPP Hobart Tourney W Bishop Noll w L Chesterton w L Andrean w L Merrillville w L Morton L W Hammond High W L Lowell W L Lowell Tourney 2nd Griffith vv L Hanover Central w L Lake Central vv L Highland w L Munster w L Lake Station w L Crown Point w L Clark L W Gavit VV L Portage Conference. 1st Sectional, 1st w L Regional, 1st 34 Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball (14-6) CHS OPP Bishop Noll L vv Chesterton L w Andrean w L Merrillville L vv Morton L w Hammond High W L Lowell W L Griffith w L Hanover Central w L Lake Central L vv Highland W L L Munster vv Lake Station vv L Crown Point vv L Clark w L Portage w L Govit vv L Volleyball 35 Varsity Football ( 2 - 8 ) CHS Crown Point O ' Rama 0 Hammond Clark 28 Horace Mann 21 Gary Roosevelt 6 Whiting 7 I.ake Central 0 Lowell o Munster o Griffith o Crown Point o Highland 7 Junior Varsity Football (3-5) Highland CHS 7 OPP 6 River Forest 20 0 Whiting 32 0 Lake Central 6 21 Lowell 6 1 3 Munster 0 14 Griffith 0 40 Crown Point 0 20 36 Football Warrens wins MVP award The CHS Warrior football team ended the season with a 2-8 record. As for individual progress, the four players receiving All- Conference Honorable Men- tion were seniors Ken Coop- wood, John Nimetz, Troy War- rens, and junior Bob Nelson. Most Valuable Player award went to senior Troy Warrens. Best Mental Attitude was given to senior Chris Hernandez. A: Calumet players get mentally and physically prepared for upcoming games. B: Varsity football: front row: Denise Meacham, Art Carrillo, Marvin Wilson, Tommy Haynes, Mike Upchurch, Tony Whitehead, ' Chris Hernandez. Chris Thornberry; row 2: Doug Olin, Phillip Harper, [esse Smith, David Krawczenia, Bobby Nelson, Tom Crane, LaMar Smith, Bob Stephens, James Bridges: row 3: Dennis Travis, Don Neeley, Donny Evans, Roger West, Gene Haake, Kurt Roach, John Nimetz, Tim Boyles, Gary Nesmith; row 4: Jeff Conti, Tim Pusateri, Earl Welch, Victor Guthrie, Ken Coopwood, Tom Hughes, Kevin Roach, Henry Wachowski; row 5: Chuck Upchurch, Daryll Morgan, Troy Warrens, Beriy Handley, Ellery Guttenberg, Richard Alford, James Leviner. C: Seniors John Nimetz and Troy Warrens at- tempt to prevent Roosevelt from gaining yardage. D: Gaining yardage, senior Chris Hernandez is tackled by a Roosevelt player. E: Calumet ' s defense attempts to hold Roosevelt’s offense. Football 37 Frosh, JV hit gridiron The Junior Varsity football team finished the season with a record of 3 wins and 5 losses. According to Coach Bob Mizera, each individual played his best in every game. The freshman team also finished their season with 3 wins and 5 losses. Coach Joe Olis indicated that the squad performed well throughout the season. A: CHS junior Varsity football team members defend their home field against the Crown Point Bulldogs. B: Junior Tom Crane makes a fast break up the middle, as his blockers open up a hole. C: Freshman Football Team: first row: Joseph Tinnell, Neariah Blackwell, Mike Hernandez, Adam Johnson, John Villarreal, Steve Majors; row 2: Mike Bridges, Joe Patrick, David Olsen, Jeff Forrester, John Lambert, Mike Davis; row 3: Ron White, Darren Shumpert, Mark Duich, Sam Story, Ted Vinyard, Ron Mears; row 4: David McCoy, Ray Sanchez, Armando Garcia, Bill Donaldson, Mike Crane, Ed Morales; row 5: Coach Dennis Bunda, Coach Joe Olis, James Bridges, Mike Brownfield. 38 Football Football 39 Freshman Football 13-5) CHS OPP Highland 6 8 River Forest 20 0 Horace Mann 13 0 Lake Central 0 10 Munster 0 34 Griffith 6 16 Crown Point 6 33 First splash at meeting competition Although “wet-behind-the- ears,” the Lady Seahawks gain- ed experience during their first season. Coach Doug Starewicz indicated that the learning ex- periences gained by this year’s squad should pay off next season. The coach cited junior Michelle Harvey, sophomore Daniele Feeler, senior Dana Stewart, sophomore Chris Kalmar and freshman Julie Thompson as outstanding per- formers on this year’s team. Co-captains for the ’83 squad were seniors Diana Wood and Dana Stewart. A: Participating in the girls state meet, junior Michelle Harvey performs a back dive in a pike position. B: Freshman Robin Stephanuik competes in the 500-yard freestyle event at a home meet. C: A scoreboard announcement indicates Michelle Harvey’s upcoming event at the state finals. D: Coach Doug Starewicz briefs his swimmers on an upcoming meet. E: Girls Swim Team: Front Row: Steve Belinsky, Terri Hott, Betsy joseph, Chris Kalmar” Dana Stewart. Diana Braunm; row 2: Charlotte Koedyker, Connie Colson, Robin Stephanuik, Pam Pruitt, Tammy Potasky, Diana Wood, Coach Carolyn Wood; row 3: George Haney, Susan Gambini, Roni Bostian, Daniele Feeler, Julie Thompson, Donna Hartman, Coach Doug Starewicz. Girls Swimming 41 CHS smashes in season Calumet’s Boys Varsity Ten- nis Team finished the 1982 season with a score of 8-7. At the Boys Fall Sports Ban- quet, many teammates receiv- ed awards. Senior David Beckham was named “Most Valuable Player.” Senior David Seberger was cited as “Most Productive.” Senior Mike Dravet had the most game wins and was named ‘‘Most Improved Player.” Senior Jeff Bogdan was award- ed “Best Mental Attitude.” Mr. Jerry Tauber served as coach for both Junior Varsity and Varsity squads. A: At a home game senior David Seberger con- centrates on serving the ball. B: Boys Varsity Tennis: front row: Pete Richards, Phil Villarreal, Tom Piegat, )eff Bogdan: row 2: Coach Jerry Tauber, Shunn Cross, Joe Baron, Mike Dravet, David Beckham, Mike Doherty, David Seberger. C: Senior David Beckham returns a volley, as his partner, senior Tom Piegat, watches. D: Senior Jeff Bogdan in vollying action. E: Senior Phil Villarreal shows his excitement at a home game after his volley was not returned. 42 Boys Tennis Varsity Bovs Tennis ' (8-9) CHS OPP Gary Wirt 1 4 Hammond Clark 5 0 Griffith 3 2 Bishop Noll 3 2 Lowell 5 0 Highland 1 4 River Forest 5 0 Grown Point 0 5 Lake Station 4 1 Mishawaka Marian 0 5 La Porte 2 3 Munster 0 5 Hobart 2 3 Lake Central 2 3 Hanover Central 3 2 Hammond Morton 4 1 junior Varsity Boys Tennis (8-3-1) CHS Gary Wirt 3 Hammond Clark Griffith 3 Bishop Noll 2 Lowell 2 Highland 1 River Forest 2 Crown Point Munster 0 Hobart 1 Lake Central 3 Hammond Morton 1 OPP 3 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 Boys Tennis 43 winter ML Although not many gentle fluffy snowflakes fell to the ground during the winter mon- ths, CHSers found activities and sports to occupy their time during the mild winter. Wintertime was an exciting part of the school year for wrestling fans. Calumet’s varsi- ty won conference, sectional, regional, semi-state and placed third in the state competition. Health Occupations held their annual Turnabout dance on December 3. Students were entertained by the band “Sun Jam.” Indiana Health Occupations Student Association also spon- sored a Red Cross Blood Drive on March 15. The organization collected 168 pints of blood from the students, teachers, and community members. Other winter activities in- cluded musical Christmas holi- day fare provided at concerts by Band, Chorus and drama students. A: CHS students crowd Calumet ' s stands to cheer on their basketball team at sectional. 44 Winter Division Winter Division 45 A: Senior Diane Allbritten and graduate Scott Martin dance to a slow selection by the band. B: Clappin ' to the beat at the annual Candlelight Reflections Turnabout dance are seniors Shelia Baron and Larry Henderson. C: Movin’ with the music, freshman Margaret Colon and her date attend the traditional tur- nabout dance sponsored by I-HOSA. D: CHS students dance to the beat of the Sun (am band. 46 Turnabout Winter CHS dance held The evening of December 3 was a night for dressin’ up and steppin’ out. Many CHS students attended the annual Candlelight Reflections Tur- nabout dance sponsored by Health Occupations. Couples gathered in the fieldhouse foyer to dance to the beat of the Sun Jam Band. Portraits for couples were provided by Spasoff Studio, located in Merrillville. 47 A: Appearing on stage, junior Doug Kluga and sophomore Kelly Mcllroy portray Joseph and Mary during the Christmas Pageant. B: During the Christmas Pageant, drama students reenact the birth of Jesus. C: The singing and laughing of Christmas mor- ning was recreated by the CHS Choir during their Christmas Concert. D: Choir and Band members entertain CHSers with joyful Christmas music during the annual Christmas Pageant. E: The singing of happy Christmas songs echoed through the auditorium as choir members sang in the Christmas Pageant. 48 Concerts Groups make holiday music CHS’ auditorium came alive December 13 as the Drama and Choral Departments entertain- ed students with a Christmas Pageant. Chorus sang spirited songs and Drama presented the reenactment of the birth of Jesus Christ. On December 15, the annual Christmas Band Concert was presented to the public in the school auditorium. Concerts 49 Patrons partake of pasta The annual Spaghetti Sup- per, sponsored by OEA (Office Education Association), was held on March 16 . Students, parents, and local residents gathered in the Calumet High School Cafeteria f to enjoy a traditional “All You Can Eat” spaghetti dinner. The proceeds from the event were used to send OEA qualifiers to the national com- petition in Chicago. 50 Spaghetti Supper A: OEA members collect tickets for the annual Spaghetti Supper. B: Area residents socialize while eating in the Calumet High School cafeteria. C: Youngsters Timmy Sopko, Amanda Sopko, and Keth Portman participate in the annual Spaghetti Supper. D: OEA members distribute spaghetti to area residents. E: Seiors Tom Piegat, David Beckham and Charles Elam stir the heating spaghetti. Spaghetti Supper 51 Honoraries and Council add members Honorary groups and stu- dent government members were active during the year in sponsoring activities, and the induction of new members. The National Honor Society inducted 19 new members to their chapter on April 20. The Quill and Scroll Society held their annual Journalism Banquet on Tuesday, May 10 at Duff’s. Thirteen new members were added to the organization. Student Council members for 1983-84 school year were elected by a democratic vote. Student Council members par- ticipated in a trip to the In- diana State Dunes Park. A: Quill and Scroll: front row: Cherill Baize. Tomi Baigent, Kelly Lewter, Brenda LaPlaunt; row 2: Miss Franc’ie Blaney, Rhonda Hedge, Berry Handley, Doreen Gambini. B: Student Council: Ernise McDowell, Kathleen Harbin, Kevin Roach, Arturo Carrillo, Karen Shrader; row 2: Donna Simko, Louis Hopkins, Jake Ward, Ken O ' Deen, Tammy Stewart, Dawn Olin; row 3: Teddy Panayi, Mike Doherty, Doug Kluga, David Krawczenia, Luis Lopez, row 4: Amy Ols, Charlie Washington, David Beckham, Ken Coopwood, Ken Kluga. C: Student Council: front row: Heidi Stadt, Michelle Marin, Betsy Joseph, Jody Baldridge, Karla Belcher, Betty Jo Pena, Anna Hernandez; row 2: Trade Rice, Barbara Anderson, Kathy Spradlin, Theresa Buker, Robin West, Deana Ols; row 3: Nancy Lambert, Teddy Vinyard, Pauline Hedrick, Kelly Lewter, Theresa Walker. 52 Honoraries Government D: Honor Society: front row: Tom Piegat, John Brady, Lori Rohr, Charles Elam, Rodney Rodriguez, Karen Shrader: row 2: Nancy Lambert, Chris Plesha, Tom Rodgers, Kelly Lewter; row 3: Luis Lopez, Dave Seberger, Eileen Murphy, Kevin Roach, Steve Belinsky. E. Honor Society: front row: Kari Stadt, Lori Krawczenia, Kathy Spradlin, Kathy Favuzzo, Betty [o Pena, Mike Upchurch, Carmen Neri; row 2: Lisa Rubalcava, Theresa Walker, Dawn Olin, Lisa Goins, Kim Cummings, Alena Hernandez; row 3: Tammy Stewart, Joann Vines, Louis Hopkins, Michael Ring, Billy White, Dave Krawczenia; row 4: Arnie Hernandez, Tom Fite, Amy Beckham, Mary Kobak, Kathy Burdsal. F: Honor Society: front row: Ernise McDowell, Karen Charles, Laura Alexander, Stephanie Santos, Phil Villarreal, Teddy Panayi; row 2: Donna Simko, Rhonda Watson, Carolyn Gallup, Trudy Johnson, Dana Stewart, Melissa Rukavina; row 3: Shari Behnke, David Beckham, Diane Allbritten, Amy Ols, Gordona Marinkovic; row 4: Steve Seberger, Berry Handley, Tom Schoon, Randy Marimen. Honoraries Government 53 Clubs hold sales, trips Foreign language club members participated in many activities during the school year. Miss Gerlind Strohlein join- ed CHS’ faculty and took on the responsibilities as the Ger- man Club sponsor. In April, German Cluo members travel- ed to a German Institute in Chicago and then to China Town. Members also sold can- dy, calendars, and buttons. Spanish Club held various bake sales and sponsored a dance. During the school year, French Club members also sold candy. Bible Rap, sponsored by Mr. George Anlgrim, met once every 3 to 4 weeks to discuss the interpretation of the Bible. A: Spanish Club: front row: Terri Hott, Dorothy VanCurren, Elizabeth Neri, Michelle Jones, Tim Ring. Sylvia Salinas, Frances Vibanco, Nelida Silva; row 2: Charlene Avant, Mike Upchurch, Jackie Wabbington, Chris Kalmar, Darlene Stephens. Paula Mosqueda, Tracy Catizone; row 3: Barbara Anderson, George Dieguez, Audrey Redding, Ted Gutierrez, Andy Brack, Debbie Coopwood; row 4: Michael Gaines, Julie Thompson, Donna Hartman, Mike Parker, Tammy Potosky, Tammy Stewart. B: Spanish Club: front row: Jody Bauldridge, Betty Jo Pena, Kathy Wireman, Laticia Farbin, LaMar Smith, Sheri Nusz, Jeff Fowler; row 2: Debby Fite, Hiedi Stadt, Tammy Campbell, Dawn Olin, Kris Warkenteen, David Rader; row 3: Gequava VanDyke, Lucretia Hardesty, Danielle Wigsmoen, Ann Merritt, LaDonna Patterson, row 4: Alena Hernandez, Millie Marinkovic, Sharon Waters, Amy Beckham, Kelly Bauldridge, Kim Carlisle. C: Spanish Chib: front row: Charles Elam, Phillip Villarreal, Mike Ring, Suzanne Henderson, Dennis Eastman, Eric Stull; row 2: Trudy Johnson, Todd Hartman, Tammy Rice, Terry Stringer, Mike Dravet, Art Carrillo; row 3: Steve Long, Bill Evans, John Charles, John Brady, Rodney Rodriguez; row 4: Hope Augustyn, Robin Stepnanik, Lisa Peterson, David Beckham, Tim Gronendyke, James Bridges. D: Spanish Club: front row: Lori Rohr. Tom Piegat, Kevin Roach, Deana Ols; row 2: Jeff Fowler, Lori Fultz, Anne Patten, Maureen Murphy, Nancy Lambert; row 3: Ken Kluga, Arne Hernandez, Angie Wilson, Luis Lopez, Eileen Murphy, Miss Carmen Lis; row 4: Tony Vuckovich, Bob Nelson, Michelle Krayniak, Ken Coopwood. 54 Language Clubs and Bible Rap E: Biology Club: front row: Diane Allbritten. Dave Beckham, Tom Piegat, Charles Elam, Rodnev Rodriguez: row 2: Carolyn Gallup, Trudy Johnson, Lori Fultz, Sheila Baron, Karen Shrader, Kathy Wireman; row 3: Ernise McDowell, Diana Wood, Melissa Rukavina, Stephanie Santos, Laura Alexander, Karen Charles; row 4: Dana Stewart, Ed Ford, George Haake, Tom Fite, Norbert Estrada, Gene Fiddko F: Biology Club: front row: Robert Whittaker, Tom Rodgers, Rodney Rodriguez, Phil Villarreal, Charles Elam; row 2: Mary Austin, Kim Cummings, Lisa Goins, Laura Alexander, Sheila Baron, Melissa Rukavina; row 3: Jeff Miller, Derek Waggoner, Robert Joseph, Susan Gambini, Connie Colson, David Leonard. G: French Club: front row: George Haney, Kim Keefer, Kathv Spradlin, Jean Boos, Kari Stadt, Carmen Neri; row 2: Angela Hollingsworth, Rhonda Perkins, Charise Trotter, Bonnie Piontek, Kim Cummings, Mrs. Ann Korellis; row 3: Patti Wachowski, Roni Bostain, Scott Fitzgerald, Mike Osterman, Jeff Bogdan, Lewis Hopkins; row 4: Terri Hicks, Melissa Rukavina, Diana Wood, Kim Gray, Scott Geran, Norman Long, Danny Walker. H: Bible Rap: front row: Sherry Masterson, Rhonda Perkins, Cathy Babbs, Larry Henderson, Tracie Rice, Debbie Parker; row 2: Mr. George Ahlgrim, Penny Pemberton, Marilyn Hunt, Julie Pirtle, Linda Tyree; row 3: Don Neeley, David Walton, Deloris Helton, Kris Co peland; row 4: Danny Walker, Kevin Sheline, Berry Handley, Glen Greer, Dave Chermak. Language Clubs and Bible Rap 55 Doing battle with time! CHS’ newspaper and year- book staffs are both groups who give information about current events, and provide publications with lasting memories for students each school year. Newspaper staff members supplied the “news and views” about current events with their bi-weekly publication, “The Warrior.” Members of the “Cheiftain” yearbook staff spent the year preparing the 1983 book. They also attended a journalism seminar at Valparaiso in the fall. Two members of each staff traveled to Franklin College for an overnight workshop. Members of both staffs attend- ed a seminar at Purdue Calumet in the spring. Yearbook Staff Tomi Baigent, editor Susan Chadd. business manager Miss Francie Blanev. adviser Staff Trent Buffington, photographer Tina Dodson, layout editor Paula Ellis, layout editor Laiicia Hamilton, photographer Berry Handley, sports Suzanne Henderson, activities Colette Latham, activities Kelly Lewter, copy editor Sharon Murawskf. academics Don Neeley, sports Ken O ' Deen, photographer Debbie Parker, academics Debbie Rodgers, clubs Lisa Rubalcava, photographer Shawn Suprenant. academics Steve Turner, portraits Pam VanVleet, copy editor Roger West, photographer Valerie Wise, clubs Wendy Yarbrough, clubs A: Debbie Parker, sophomore, lines up copy in newspaper class. B: Yearbook staff members relax wat- ching television following a hectic deadline. 56 Publications C: Tina Dodson, sophomore, draws layouts in yearbook class. D: Yearbook Staff: front row: Kenny O’Dean, Paula Ellis, Tomi Baigent, Kelly Lewter, Sharon Murawski, Debbie Parker, row 2: Lisa Rubalcava, Susan Chadd, Valerie Wise, Miss Francie Blaney, Laticia Hamilton, Debbie Rodgers, Suzanne Henderson, row 3: Roger West, Berry Handley, Don Neeley, Shawn Suprenant. E: Newspaper Staff: front row: Pete Richards, Pam Schiller, Debbie Parker, Dawn White, row 2: David Rader, Trent Buffington, Miss Francie Blaney, Trent Davis, Troy Shaw. Newspaper Staff Pam Schiller, editor Trent Buffington, photographer Arnie Collum, sports staff Trent Davis, sports staff Debbie Parker, news staff David Rader, news staff Pete Richards, sports editor Troy Shaw, feature editor Greg Valcich, sports staff Dawn White, news staff Miss Francie Blaney, adviser Publications 57 Performing and taking scientific approaches On March 17 and 18 the CHS Drama Department per- formed a three act play entitl- ed, “Goodnight Ladies.’’ Drama Club members sold jewelry to raise money for stage equipment. The Biology Club par- ticipated in many activities in- cluding trips to Brookefield Zoo and a March of Dimes seminar on birth defects in Merrillville. A: Chemistry Club: front row: Phillip Villarreal. Rodney Rodriguez, Tom Piegat, John Brady, Charles Elam: row 2: George Haake, Ken Kluga, David Seberger, )eff Bogdon, Tony Whitehead; row 3: Tom Rodgers, Todd Hartman, Chris Plesha, Ken Coopwood, Robert Nelson: row 4: Shari Behnke, David Beckham, Steve Seberger, Tony Vukovich, Charlie Washington. B: Chemistry Club: front row: Lori Krawczenia, Sheila Baron, Michelle Rukavina, Ernise McDowell, Karen Shrader; row 2: Dana Stewart, Laura Alexander, Stephanie Santos, Karen Charles, Mike Dravet; row3: Diana Wood, Diane Allbritten, Bill White, Ted Panayi, Art Carrillo. C: Drama Club: front row: Kim Gray, Pam Hunter, Marlene Wise; row 2: James Evans, David Pahl, Doug Kluga, Randy Marimen; row 3: Rhonda Hedge, Ronda Watson, Robert Brogdon, Mr. Paul Borlick; row 4: Danny Walker, Pat Favuzzo, Lisa Gurley, Pete Rodriguez. 58 Biology, Chemistry and Drama A: Biology Club: front row: Dennis Eastman, John Brady, Diane Allbritten. Jeff Bogdon; row 2: Tom Rodgers, Dave Seberger, Robert Nelson, Don Neeley; row 3: Jeff Hartog, Chris Plesha, Ken Kluga, Art Carrillo; row 4: Tony Vukovich, Charlie Washington, Berry Handley, Steve Seberger, Ken Coopwood, Teddy Panayi. B: Biology Club: front row: Kerry Skelton, Billy White, Tammy Stewart, Kim Cummings, Lisa Goins, Kim Keefer, Theresa Hinkle; row 2: Connie Colson, Derek Waggoner, Robert Joseph, Todd Hartman, Mark Fowler, Phillip Villarreal; row 3: Alena Hernandez, Mary Austin, Gordona Marinkovic, Lori Rohr, Amy Ols; row 4: David Blackwell, Louis Hopkins, Linda Jones, Kelly Mcllroy, Paula Christea. C: Sophomore Tracie Rice, hands senior Dan- ny Walker, a telegram, while sophomore Karla Owens and senior Pat Favuzzo look on in the play, “Goodnight Ladies.” D: Sophomore Laticia Hamilton talks with Aunts Barbara, junior Randy Marimen, and Flora, j unior Kevin Roach in the play, “Good- night Ladies. 59 Biology, Chemistry and Drama A: I — HOSA: front row: Tammy Stewart, Barbara Anderson. Mrs. Dorothy Hepp: row 2: Sherry Andrews, Cindy Mares, Lori Jones, Tammy Summer. Dorothy VanCurren, Glenna Pyle; row 3: Tracy Catizone, Henry Stewart, Sandy Moore, Susan McPherson, Lisa Goins, Theresa Buker; row 4: Liz Balboa, Linda Jones, Sherrie Cook, Stephanie Santos, Susan Bodo; row 5: Joe Milosevich, Levin Richardson, Periy Fuller, Meatrice Coleman, Barbara Price. B: I-HOSA: front row: Kathy Thomas, Rally Waters, Lori Ousley, Edie Vineyard, Donna Simko: row 2: Delana Powers, Dorothy Skomac, Denise Smith, Martha Marin, Patricia O ' Brian; row 3: Theresa Harper, Margie Short Djuana Smith, Nadia Plesha, Sherry Masterson; row 4: Perry Fuller, Mellissa Calhoun, Gwen Kirksey, Meatrice Coleman, Tracy Barr, Virginia Chadd. C: I-HOSA members ride atop their organiza- tion float in the annual Homecoming Parade. 60 I-HOSA Drive nets 168 pints Indiana Health Occupations Students of America (I-HOSA) was very active during the 1982-83 school year. I-HOSA sold cheese, sausage and candy to the student body and faculty members. Selected students traveled to various locations attending youth-organization meetings dealing with health occupations. This year Calumet held their annual Red Cross Blood Drive, sponsored for the sixth year by the organization. The drive was held on March 15 in the school library. The goal was to obtain 100 pints of blood. Due to the willingness of CHS students and faculty, the club exceeded their goal by 68 pints. r f D: I-HOSA: front row: Kathy Favuzzo, David Blackwell. Sherry Masterson, Mellissa Calhoun, Mrs. Dorothy Hepp; row 2: Debbie Jacobson, Lupe Castellano, Marlene Evans, Brenda LaPlaunt, Carlene Lee, Charlene Lee: row 3: Lupe Hernandez, Monica Carman, Cindy Bremer, Frankie Washington, Theresa Harper: row 4: Julie Purtle, Evelyn Gregory, Carolyn George, Chuck Shipley; row 5: Marilyn Hunt, Connie Rhodes, Ed Gipson, Renee Lanham, Mary Kobek. E: I-HOSA: front row: Kathy Thomas, Kally Waters, Lori Ousley, Edie Vinyard, Donna Simko, Mrs Dorothy Hepp; row 2: Joe Smith, Linda Tyree, Tomi Baigent, Cheryl Land, Todd Hartman, Yolanda Garibay, Robert Cox; row 3: Debbie Serrano, Sandy Moore, Larry Henderson, Xavier Silva, Greg Rodriguez; row 4: Evelyn Gregory, Delores Helton, Chris Thornberry, Tom Rodgers, Jeff Hartog; row 5: Roxanne Austin, James Smith, David Ryan, Charlotte Koedvker. F: I-HOSA: front row: Tammy Stewart, Barbara Anderson, Mrs. Dorothy Hepp; row 2: Larry ' Morgan, Kris Copeland, Angela Joyner, Wanda Long, Kathy Johnson; row 3: Mark Valley, Marshall Robinson, James Smit h. Joe Delong; row 4: Don Neeley, David Pahl, David Ryan. I-HOSA 61 V ocational groups remain active The Office Education Association (OEA) and the In- dustrial Cooperative Training (ICT) are clubs that helpea students in career preparation. These clubs offered on the job training for students with a desire to work. This year OEA members were very active. They had their annual Valentine’s Day carnation sales, attended the Regional OEA Leadership Conference, held their annual Spaghetti Supper, and par- ticipated in National Competi- tion in Chicago. All profits from sales were used for par- ticipants in the nationals. Senior John Fitzgerald and junior Keith Parker placed in the Vocational Clubs of America (VICA) (ICT) contest held in Elkhart on March 26 . A: OEA: front row: Tom Piegat, Denise Smith, Charles Elam; row 2: Tana James, Wendy Yarbrough, Cindy Bremer, Shannan Kuesis; row 3: Shari Behnke, David Beckham, Dave Seberger, Miss Eva Simic. B: OEA: front row: Kelli Westfall, Carolyn Gallup, Gloria Graig, Ragen Hinkle, Sarah Moore; row 2: Tracy Dutton, Candy Fauver, Rhonda Watson, Marlene Wise, Cherill Baize; row 3: Joe Wilkerson, Reggie Russell, Sharon Beniamin, Rhonda Turner, Lynn Morgenroth, Barbara Williams. C: OEA members prepare the cuisine for the annual Spaghetti Supper. 62 OEA and ICT D: Future CHSers dine at the all you can eat” Spaghetti Supper. E: OEA front row: Lydia Sanchez, Sherese Bolden. Penny Pemberton, Tammy Cassoday, Ragen Hinkle, Kathleen Harbin; row 2: Robin Stotts, Sarah Moore, Kelli Westfall, Gloria Graig, Charise Trotter, Marlene Wise; row 3: Candy Fauver, Rhonda Turner, Dana Stewart, Rhonda Watson, Carolyn Gallup, Cherill Baize; row 4: Rhonda Hedge, Victoria Turlo, Ly nn Morgenroth, Anna Wilkins, Barbara Williams, Miss Eva Simic. F: ICT: front row: Mr. )oe Portman, Roy Foreman, Leroy Foreman, John Coffey; row 2: Mark Chenoweth, Pete Rodriquez, )ose Silva, Randall Kirk; row 3: Keith Parker. Darrell Sills, John Fitzgerald, Dwayne Hollifield; row 4: Tom Buder, David Hucko, Pete Marimen, Matt Ludwig. 63 OEA, ICT A: Band: front row: Frances Vibanco, lacqueline Ward, Lori Rohr, Kathy Spradlin, Mary Austin, Debbie Fite, Valerie Withrow; row 2: Andy Brack, Connie Favuzzo, Alena Hernandez, Kari Stadt, Debbie Coopwood, Renda Stewart; row 3: Lori Fultz, Kathy Favuzzo, Ann Marie Merrit, [ustine Cochran, Tammy McDaniels; row 4: Mr. Cruz Velasco, Bridget Peters, Michelle Hernandez, Scott Sheets, Beth Litherland, Mike Wilson. B: Band: front row: Dennis Eastman, Danielle Wigsmoen, Kathy Eastman, Susan Hartog, Tracy Straubel; row 2: David Chermak, Jeff Hartog, Phillip Villarreal, Margie Mattingly; row 3: Mr. Robert Velasco, Trent Davis, Tom Fite, Robin Stephanie. Groups make merry music Singing and playing music through the seasons, CHS’, Chorus and Band held their annual Christmas and spring concerts. Chorus members par- ticipated in the sales of oranges ana grapefruits, to raise money for their club. Places in the State Chorus Contest were taken by senior Denise Smith, who won a first place for her soprano solo; se- cond place sineers were seniors Donna Simko, Dorothy Skomac, Denise Smith, Carmen Neri, junior Bonnie Cobb, sophomores Pam Pogue and Phyllis Mosley. A second place was also awarded to Donna Simko, for a piano solo. Band members participated in various bana concerts. Senior Scott Sheets, juniors Lori Rohr, and Kathv Spradlin, clarinet trio, went down State and won second place. Mary Austin, sophomore, was awarded second place in a flute solo. E: Chorus: front row: Susan Chadd, April Stamper, Kathie Babbs, Lisa Luchene, Bonnie Cobb, Carmen Neri; row 2: Mr. Robert Velasco, Phyllis Mosley, Regina Batey, Pam Pogue, Denise Smith, Trudy Johnson, Donna Simko; row 3: Steve Long, Susan Santos, Steve Austin, Julie Pirtle, Tim Gronendyke, Brian Buffington; row 4: Barry Buffington, Terry Stringer, Lisa Gurley, Mike Eastman, James Smith, Billy Bruce. F: Chorus: front row: Tammy Maryonovich, Avelina Diaz, Dana Mayes; row 2: Renee Lanham, Kathy Lawson, Christy Lear, Kim Darwin, Karen Shumpert; row 3: Heather Queen, Tomi Baigent; row 4: Kris Copeland, Andy Adams, Trent Buffington, Darren Shumpert, Mr. Robert Velasco. G: Band Officers: front row: Kathy Spradlin, Kari Stadt, Scott Sheets, Kathy Favuzzo; row 2: Phillip Villerreal, Mr. Cruz Velasco, Mike Wilson. Band and Chorus 65 A: Kathleen Harbin, Varsity Cheerleader. B: Shari Behnke, Varsity Cheerleader. C: Lori Rohr, Varsity Cheerleader. D: Lori Fultz, Varsity Cheerleader. E: Varsity Cheerleaders: front row: Kathleen Harbin, Stacee Etheridge, Kim Keefer; row 2: Lori Rohr, Shari Behnke, Lori Fultz, Kathy Favuzzo. G: Kathy Favuzzo, Varsity Cheerleader. H: Kim Keefer, Varsity Cheerleader. I: Stacee Etheridge, Varsity Cheerleader. 66 Varsity Cheerleaders Let’s get rowdie! Pep, school spirit, rowdiness, willingness, and the desire to perform, are all qualities that are special and belong to the cheerleader. The cheerleaders lead CHSers in victory chants and cheers throughout the 1982-83 school year. CHS cheerleaders, spon- sored by Miss Pauline Yatsko, sold buttons, garters, hats, spirit hands and Homecoming and sectional ribbons during the school year to help increase student body spirit. F: Showing off school spirit, Calumet cheerleaders ride their float in the Homecom- ing Parade. J: During a home basketball game, Varsity Cheerleaders mount up in a pyramid between quarters. Varsity Cheerleaders 67 A: Lettergirls: front row: Denise Robbins, Frances Vibanco, Dawn Olin, Tammy Campbell, Carmen Neri, Rhonda Turner, Tammy Potowski, Sheri Nusz; row 2: Valerie Withrow, Tammy Stewart, Kim Keefer, Lisa Goins, Kim Cummings, Vivian Sovinski, Cheri Borman, Trudy Johnson. B: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: front row: Charlene Avant, Karla Belcher, Kelly McIIroy; row 2: Samantha Sheeley, Tammy Sills, Terri Hicks, Michelle Rukavina. C: Warriorettes: front row: Sherese Bolden, Ernise McDowell, Karen Shrader, Lydia Sanchez; row 2: Tracie Catizone, Nadia Plesha, Ragan Hinkle, Amy Gidley; row 3: Parri Newlin, Eileen Murphy, Theresa Bukur; row 4: Michelle Olsen, Linda Jones. Pep Groups 68 Squads boost enthusiasm Although CHS may be smaller than many other high schools, there is no shortage of school spirit. A demonstration of their pep and vitality was shown by the Warriors own cheering section. The Warriorettes” provide entertainment at halftime with their dance performances. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were out on the floor during the games rousing the expectations of spectators, and players alike. The “lettergirls” stayed in the bleachers to provide vocal support. Members of these organiza- tions sold ribbons and candy to support their squads. Tnese groups were all spon- sored by Miss Pauline Yatsxo. A: J.V. cheerleaders provide entertainment for spectators during halftime. B: Warriorettes: Karen Shumpert, Nancy Lambert, Dana Mayes, Julie Vandyke: row 2: Tammy Mason, Susan Santos, Tracie Rice; row 3: Lisa Masterson, Paula Christea, Mona Hatler. Pep Groups 69 A: Pep club: front row: Kathy Babbs, Kim Keefer, Bonnie Cobb, Frances Vibanco, Carmen Neri, Tracy Straubel, Kathleen Harbin: row 2: Betty Jo Pena, Tammy Kinley, Theresa Bukur, Kelly Mcllroy, Tracy Catazone; row 3: Sheri Nusz, Jackie Wabbington, Charlene Avant, Tanya Fisher, Debbie Coopwood, Bonnie Piontek. B: Pep Club: front row: Michelle Rukavina, Charles Elam, Tom Piegat, Shari Behnke, Donna Simko, Melissa Rukavina; row 2: Ave Diaz, Lisa Masterson, Kari Stadt, Kris Paldini, Lori Krawzenia, Lori Alexander; row 3: Stacee Etheridge, Sheri Andrews, Beverly Fouts, Eva Chin, Bobby Nelson; row 4: Vera Bartolac, Valerie Withrow, Eileen Murphy, Linda Jones, Michelle Spoljoric. C: Pep Club: front row: Renee Mitchell, Bill White, Tammy Stewart, Tony Whitehead, Ann Patton, Lori Rohr, Michelle Harper; row 2: Debby Fite, Ted Panayi, Angie Wilson, Diana Wood, Trudy Johnson, Eric Hinkle; row 3: Kathy Lawson, Tom Fite, Ken Coopwood, Charlie Washington, Ed Ford, Chris Plesha. 70 Yes, we’ve got spirit! Boosting school spirit, CHS Pep Club members cheered on Calumet players during the Basketball Sectional. Pep Club members also sold Tootsie Roll banks and decorated the lockerrooms. Acting as officers for the ’82-’83 Pep Club were seniors Shari Behnke, president; Don- na Simko, vice president; Charles Elam, secretary; and Tom Piegat, treasurer. D: Pep Club: front row: Denise Robbins. Sue Neilson, Donna Strayer, Cheri Borman, Kim Gray, Kim Miller, Wendy Yarbrough; row 2: Kathy Favuzzo, Kathy Burdsal, Kathy Spradlin, Tammy Campbell, Pam Schiller, Dawn Olin; row 3: Jeri Alexander, Rhonda Turner, Kim Copeland, Shelly (ones, Lori Fultz; row 4: Susan Hartog, Tammy Potosky, Ernise McDowell, Louis Hopkins. E: School mascot Clarence Winchester, junior, provides halftime entertainment. Pep Club 71 A: C-Teens: front row: Vera Bartolac, Beverly Fouts, Dana Cox, Candy Bottoroff, Debbie Lane, Kim Copeland: row 2: Yolanda Garibay, Cindy Bremer, Shannan Kuesis, Karen Nelson, Sherry Andrews, Kelli Westfall: row 3: Eva Chinn. Lori Fultz, Kristine Paladine, Michelle Hernandez, Sherry Gussman, Bridget Peters. B: C-Teens: front row: Roberta Pankowski, Shelly [ones, Kathy |ohnson, Kim Darwin, Kathy Wireman, Bonnie Cobb, Valerie Withrow, Susan Hartog; row 2: Rhonda Watson. Carolyn Gallup, Cherill Baize, Tomi Baigent, |eri Alexander, Suzanne Henderson, Tammy Maryonovich; row 3: Connie Bevil, Kathy Turlo, Vicky Turlo, Renee Lanham, Rhonda Turner, Beth Litherland; row 4: Roxanne Austin, Penny Pemberton, Barbara Anderson, Laticia Hamilton, Sherrie Cook. 72 C-Teens C: C-Teens: front row: Sheila Sullivan, Donna Strayer, Kally Waters, Theresa Buker, Diane Davis, Brenda LaPlaunt, Theresa Walker; row 2: Patricia O’Brien, Susan McPherson, Susan Chadd, Tracy Barr, Margaret Short, Linda t ones; row 3: Deloris Helton, Lupe Hernandez, )ebbie Serrano, Melissa Calhoun, Lori Ousley, Sharon Waters; row 4: Mrs. Joyce Weakland, Paula Florez, Kris Copeland, Connie Rhodes, Kim Cummings. Group serves community If you would like the rewar- ding pleasure of giving, and the satisfaction of helping others, C-Teens was the club to join. This year C-Teens’ members made baskets for needy area families at Christmas and Easter. The group also sold Easter egg aecals to raise money for their season projects. Members of the organization participated in an annual group outing in the spring of the school year. D: C-Teens: front row: Dorothy VanCuren, Debbie Coopwood, Charlene Avant, Bonnie Dionc, Tanya Fisher. Kim Keefer. Francis Vibanco, Theresa Vickery; row 2: Susan Cater, Kathy Babbs, Patricia Knowles, Tammy Summer, Sandra Lewis, Penny Yocum. Debbie Jacobson; row 3: Angela Smith, Jamie Farkas, Tina Lane, Tammy Cassoday, Tabitha Hedrick, Julie Vickery; row 4: Charlene Mattingly, lube Purtle, Angela Joyner, Angela Murphy. Elizabeth Neri. E: C-Teens: front row: Karen Pepoff, Tammy Rice, Ave Diaz, Sylvia Salinas, Lupe Hernandez, Shirley Briggs, Michelle Hobbs, Kim Wlodarski; row 2: Vicky Welch, Jody Bauldridge, Lori Surdyk, Irene Hernandez, Kathy Trevino, Tammy Maryonovich, Cindy Mares. Pam Pogue; row 3: Denise Robbins, Tammy Watson, Darlene Stevens. Brenda Long, Andrea Flores, Annette Fairbanks; row 4: Kathy Lawson, Star Beverly, Chris Nelson, Sherry Borman, Lisa Goins. F: C-Teens: front row: Kathy Long, Michelle Harper, Lolita Loften. Karen Shumpert, Kathleen Johnson, Sherese Bolden, Linda Tyree; row 2: Stephanie Taylor, Tammy Potosky, Tammy Stewart, Carlene Lee, Jackie Wabbington, Barbara Thomas, Sharron Green; row 3: Linda Arnold, Cherise Trotter, Charlene Lee, Deanne Smith, Laticia Larkin; row 4: Sandy Bosstel, Wendy Childers, Diane Flores, Angie Wilson. C-Teens 73 Leading the way, daily Did you ever take the time to think about just what is it that makes up a school system? How about the people? Much responsibility is carried by the Calumet High School ad- ministrators and school board. These same people make sure that everything is running as smoothly as possible. They pro- vide a well organized and educationally oriented background as an example to students. A: Mr. Herbert Abramson, Lake Ridge Schools superintendent. B: Busy in his office, Mr. Robert Joseph, prin- cipal, glances at his daily schedule. 74 Administration C: Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Ann Potoma, Mrs. Eloysia Randham, Mrs. Edith Spears, Mrs. Maxine Skinner, Mrs. Dorothy Raymond, Mrs. Joyce Dewees. D: School Board: front row: Mrs. Pat Hepner, board member; Mr. Herbert Abramson, superintendent; Mrs. Virginia Dusseau, board member; row 2: Mr. Glenn Renicker, secretary; Mr. Henry Ensweiler, president; Mr. Nick Jufius, assistant superintendent; Mr. Dale Nimetz, vice president. E: During the school day, Mr. Thomas Manning, assistant principal, checks over the school supply records. Administration 75 Cole given top honor Some teachers are funny, others are serious, others like to make corny jokes. Whatever the personality, each teacher is a special person that gives of themselves. Mr. Charles Cole, biology teacher was selected “Outstan- ding Teacher” by Inland Steel ana the Rverson Foundation. The faculty member was honored with a plaque at a din- ner in March at Tieble’s. Mrs. Ann Korellis and Mr. Michael Prohl captured the ti- tle of “Favorite Teachers,” in a contest held by Student Council. A: Lecturing to his class. Mr. Charles Cole, biology teacner, utilizes a chart as an instruc- tional aid. Mr. Cole was named an outstanding teacher by Inland Steel and the Ryerson Foundation. B: Senior Art Carrillo, Student Council presi- dent, presents Mrs. Ann Korellis and Mr. Michael Prohl, winners of the “Favorite Teachers” contest with two coffee mugs. 76 Faculty Mr. Robert Joseph: Principal. Mr. Thomas Manning: Assistant Prin- cipal. Mr. George Ahlgrim: Bible Literature, U.S. History, Psychology, Sociology, Bible Rap Sponsor. Miss Laura Baird: Physical Education I, II, Girls Sports Director, Varsity Volleyball Coach. Mr. Rolland Beckham: Attendance, Boys Varsity Wrestling Coach. Miss Francie Blaney: English 9, Journalism I, Year- book, Newspaper, Yearbook Adviser, Newspaper Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Mr. Paul Borlick: English 10, Drama I, II, Drama Club Sponsor. Mrs. Betty Cheliras: Library Aide. Miss Melissa Churley: General Mathematics, Oc- cupational Algebra I, Warriorettes Sponsor. Mr. Charles Cole: Biology I, Advanc- ed Biology, Boys Track Coach, Biology Club Sponsor. Mr. Tom Dakicn: Civics Careers, Insurance, Consumer Economics, Sales Retailing. Mrs. Lin- da Demo: Developmental Reading, Speed Reading. Miss Zelda Doty: Health. Mr. Bryan Dye: English 9, Junior Class Sponsor, Boys Wrestling Assistant Coacn. Miss Frieda Gutzmann: Homemaking. Mr. Randy Harkabus: Mathematics, Physics, Computers, Cross Country Varsity Coach. Mrs. Dorothy Hepp: Fundamentals of Health Occupations, Related Health Occupations, On the Job Health Coordinator, I-HOSA Club Sponsor. Mr. Chet Higgin- botham: Sophomore Counselor. Faculty 77 3 VJ Mrs. Judith Hott: Occupational Algebra I, II. Mrs. Jackie Kapetanovic: English 9, Freshman Class Sponsor. Mr. Milos Karagin: Economics, Government, Civics Careers. Mrs. Ann Korellis: French I, II, III, IV, World Civilizations, U.S. History. Mrs. Marjorie LeRoy: Attendance Clerk. Mr. Lou Lindineer: Drivers’ Education, Head Football Coach. Miss Carmen Lis: Spanish I, II, III, IV, Girls J.V. Volleyball Coach, Spanish Club Sponsor. Mr. Robert Maginot: Civics Careers, U.S. History. Mrs. Wilma McCain: Principal’s Secretary. Miss Johnnie McCray: English 10, 12, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. William Miller: U.S. Government Economics, Teens and Law, Business Law. Mr. Robert Mizera: General Science, Astronomy, Earth Science, Varsity Football Assistant Coach, Varsity Boys Track Assistant Coach. Mr. Joe Portman: Industrial Related Training, Advanced Welding, Voca- tional Industrial Clubs of America Sponsor. Mr. Michael Prohl: English 9, 10, Mathematics 9, 10, Science, Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach. Mrs. Barbara Sajda: English 10, 11. Mr. Fred Sanchez: Welding I, Wrestl- ing Coach. Mr. Robert Sopko: Athletic Director, Boys Track Coach. Mr. Douglas Starewicz: Swimming: Advanced, Intermediate, Beginning, Boys Varsity Swimming Coach, Girls J.V. Swimming Coach. 78 Faculty Mr. Don Starkey: Junior Counselor. Mr. Joseph Starkey: Drivers’ Educa- tion. Miss Gerlind Strohlein: World Civilizations, German I, II, III, Sophomore Class Sponsor, German Club Sponsor. Mrs. Norma Sweeney: Reading Aide. Mr. Terry Tauber: Geometry, Applied Mathematics, Boys Tennis Coach, Girls Tennis Coach. Mr. Stan Surdy: Physical Education, Girls Varsity Track Coach. Mr. Carl Traicoff: Current Issues and Life, Health and Safety, Head Basket- ball Coach. Mrs. Shirley Traicoff: Bookkeeper. Mr. Richard Trcka: General Science, Physical Education I, II and Advanced Physical Educa- tion, Boys Varsity Baseball Coach. Mrs. Joyce Weakland: Foods I, II, Ex- perimental Foods, Advanced Cookery, Life Skills, C-Teens Spon- sor. Mrs. Susan Whitworth: Guidance Secretary. Mr. Roy Wilson: Art I, II, III, and IV. Mr. Joseph Yacko: Accounting I, II, Typing I, II, Business Arithmetic. Miss. Pauline Yatsko: Algebra I, II, ‘ Trigonometry, Analylic Geometry, Student Council Sponsor, Cheerleaders Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Lettergirls Sponsor. Mr. Ir- vin Zielinski: English 11, National Honor Society Sponsor, Typing I (Personal). A: Faculty members’ mailboxes, located in the main office, await the day’s mail. Faculty 79 Aldaz, Ray Alexander, Jeri Alford. Richard Anderson, Barbara Andrews, Sherri Austin, Andrea Bartolac, Vera Bell, Nicky Bishop, Mark Blackmon, Greg Blackwell, David Boyles, Tim Bremer, Cindy Brogdan. Robert Brown, Donna Bruder, Lori Bukur, Theresa Burk. Brian Carmen, Monica Castellano, Lupe Catizone, Tracy Chermak, David Chinn, Eva Cobb. Bonnie Connolly, Jeff Cook, Sherrie Coopwood, Deborah Cortez, Marty Crane, Tom Cummings, Kim Darwin. Kimberly Davis, Diane Deering, Melanie Delong. Mark Delph, Larry Djordoevic, Tijosaw Dobrolecki. Pamela Doherty, Mike Dutton, Tracey Eades, Barbara Erikson, Julie Etheridge, Stacee Evans, Donny Farkas, Frank Favuzzo, Kathy Fitzgerald, Scott Foreman, LeRoy Fisher, Tanya Fouts, Beverly Fowler, Jeff Fultz. Laura Garrett, Conrad George, Carolyn Goins, Lisa Gonzales, Carlos Gray, Kim 80 Juniors A: During the last minutes of the first quarter, junior Berry Handley completes a tackle against Horace Mann’s ball carrier. B: The CHS Seahawks put the finishing touches on their float before the Homecoming Parade begins. Juniors 81 Gregory, Evelyn Gussman, Sherry Guttenberg, Ellery Haines. Mike Hambey, Kim Handley, Berry Hannah, Rita Hardesty, [ames Harper, Phillip Harrell, Verlonda Harvey, Michelle Haynes. Tommy Hepner, Mike Hernandez, Anna Hernandez, Arnie Hernandez. Lupe Hinkle, Eric Hinkle, Susan Hinkle, Theresa Hunt, Marilvn Jackson, William ames, Tana ohnson, Kathy ohnson, Omar ones, Linda ones, Lori ones, Shelly oseph, Robert Keefer, Kim Keithley. Cathy Kirk, Randall Kluga, Doug Kollar, Natalie Krawczenia, David Kuesis, Shannan Lanham. Renee LaPlaunt. Brenda Latham, Colette Lee, Charlene Lewis, Donna Lewis, Steve Lewis, Tom Long, Norman Lopez, Luis Lopez, Yvonne Ludwig, Matthew Louie, Jeff Malone. Erin Marimen, Randy Marinkovic, Gordona Milosevich. Joe Moore. Kim Morgan, Larry Murphy. Eileen Neeley, Don Newlin, Parri 82 Juniors Olin, Douglas Pahi, David Panayi, Teddy Pankowski, Roberta Parker. Keith Parkes, Mike Patten, Anne Philpot, Tom Piontek. Bonnie Pirtle, Julie Poliquin, Joey Price, Barbara Prodanovich, George Queen, Heather Reed, Randal Rhone, Lori Roach, Kevin Robinson, Carla Robinson, Ed Robinson, Marshall Rohr, Lori Russell, Reginald Salinas, Sylvia Schweighardt, Sheila Scott, Fannie Scott, Mark Scott, Mare Shipley, Chuck A: Calumet football players attempt a tackle during a home game against Gary Mann. B: Portraying an angel, sophomore Theresa Walker reveals the coming birth to Joseph in a dream. Joseph is played by junior Doug Kluga. Juniors 83 Skelton, Kerry Smith, Tony Socha, John Spoljoric, Michelle Spradlin, Kathy Stage, Ronald Stewart, Sherry Stewart, Tammy Stringer, Terry Sullivan, Sheila Summer, Tammy Targett, Paul Tauber, Greg Taylor, Stephanie Travis, Dennis Trosper, Danny Turlo, Victoria Turner, Stephen VanCuren, Dorothy Winchest, Clarence Waggoner, Derrick Wall, Jerry Walton, David Webb, Stacey Werth, Marion West, Robin Westfall, Kelli White, Billy White, RaeAnn Whittle, John Wilson, Ronald Wise, Theresa Wiser, Tommy Wolford, Rayleine Young, Marvin Brian McIntyre 1965-1982 Brian was a Calumet High School student entering his senior year. During his last year at CHS, Brian was enrolled in English, Bible literature, art, U.S. History, Typing I, experimental foods, ana was a library assistant. Brian attended Black Oak Elementary School and Lake Ridge Junior High School. 84 Juniors omored Adams, Andy Aimutis, Casi Alford, Roy Aurthur. Rodney Austin, Steve Avant, Charlene Babbs. Kathie Baigent, Thomas Batey, Regina Bavidridge, Kelly Beckham, Amy Belcher, Karla Belinsky, Steve Benge. Michelle Berwanger. David Blackwell, lames Borman, Cheri Borman, Cheryl Bostian. Roni Brack, Andy Breckel, Tina Bridges, James Brogdon. Tommy Brown, Robert Brownfield, Mark Bruce, Billy Bunker, Paul Buder, Thomas Buffington, Barry Buffington, Brian Burk. Frank Burkholder, Steven Campell, Tammy Cannon, Mark Carpenter, Steve Carter, Sue Cassel, jimmy Chadd, Susan Childers. Wendy Collum, Arnold Colson, Connie Conti, Jeff Cook, Michael Copeland. Darren Corbett, Ted Cottrell, Angie Cox. Richard Cox, Robert Craven. Sherry Cristea, Paula Cross, Shunn Csikos, Brian Damron, Nellie Daniels, Annie Davis, Kelvin Davis, Toney Sophomores 85 A: Performing in the Christmas Pageant, junior a and sophoi i and Mary. Doug Kluga and sophomore Kelly Mcllroy por- tray Joseph ; Day, Christina Denham, Eric Diamond, Richard Diaz, Avelina Dillon, Charles Dodson, Tina Doyle, Gary Duvall, Scott Eades, Delana Edwards, Karen Elam. Curtis Ellis, Paula Esquivel, Richard Estes. Doug Estrada, Mike Evans, Dotti Farris, Lori Feeler, Daniele Ferriss, Staci Fite, Tom Fitzgerald, Jean Flores, Linda Florez, Steve Foreman, Rodney Foster, John Gambini. Susan Garcia, Andy Geren, Scott G id ley, Amy Gilland, Debbie Gilman, Michele Gipson, Edward Glenn, Anthony Green. Sharron Gronendyke, Tim 86 Sophomores Gronkiewicz, Edward Guthrie, Vic Gutierrez, Ted Haake, Gene Hall, Jeff Hamilton, Laticia Haney, George Haney, Scott Hannah. Stacey Hardesty ' , David Harding, David Hatler, Mona Hays. James Hedrick, Tabitha Henderson, Suzanne Hernandez, Alena Hernandez, Michelle Hescher, Melissa Hicks, Robert Hocking, Larry Hollingsworth, Angela Hopkins, Louis Hunt, Willie Hutchinson, Carl ackson, Shirley acobsen, Debra ohnson, Brenda ones, Phillip Jones, Sheila Joyner, Angela Kaiser, Mickey Kalmar, Christine Keefer, Greg Kelly, Hope Koedyker, Kurt A: Senior Margie Short and sophomore Susan Chadd thumb through the pages of the 1982 Chieftain yearbook at the fall signing party. Sophomores 87 Klemp, Diana Krayniak, Michelle Krejci, Richard Lambert, Nancy Lane, Patty Lane, Tina Lapradd, Paul Lark, Leticia Latham, Eric Latham, Rhonda Lauderdale, Byron Lauderdale, Snawn Lazowski, Ted Leal, Javier Leon, Robert Leonard, David Leviner, James Lewis, lannice Lewis, Lori Lewter, Kelly Lofton, Arturo Lofton, Lolita Luchene, Lisa Mares, Cindy Marin, Rigo Marinkovic. Millie Martin, Almond Masterson, Lisa Mattingly, Charlene McBrayer, Joanne McClellan, John McCullough, Patty McDaniels, Tammy Mcllroy, Kelly McKenzie, Renee A: Christmas elves juniors Kathy Spradlin and Theresa Buker frolic through the hallways col- lecting donations for the needy. Sophomore Margaret Colon makes a contribution to the cause. 88 Sophomores A: Grapplers gather in the wrestling room, while Coach Rolland Beckham briefs them on an upcoming meet. McPherson, Susan Meacham, Denise Miller, Jeff Miller, John Miller, Kim Morgan, Kenneth Morris, Kelly Morton, Robert Moser, Ricky Moslander, Danny Mount, Randy Murawski, Sharon Murga, Mike Murphy, Angela Murphy, Maureen Nelson. Kathaleen O’Bradovich, Chuck O ' Deen, Ken Olin, Dawn Olsen, Michelle Owens, Carla Owens, Melinda Padgett, Dennis Parish, James Parker, Debbie Parker, Kelly Parker, Rodney Pauley, Ralph Peas, Ron Peek, Bobbi Jo Pemberton, Ken Pepoff. Karen Perkins, Rhonda Peters, Bridget Peterson, Lisa Sophomores 89 A: Calumet players go for a touchdown during a home game. Pointek, Burt Pogue, Pamela Potosky, Tammy Proctor, Karla Radar, David Randall. David Randolph, Frances Rector, Tina Redding, Audrey Reeves, ]ohn Repko, David Rice. Tammy Rice, Tracie Richards, Pete Ring, Michael Roach, Kurt Robbins, Denise Robinson, Elizabeth Ruano, Michele Rubalcava, Lisa Runyan. Kevin Santos. Susan Schickel, Candy Schiller, Pamela Scott, Anthony Shinkle, Arthur Shinkle, Erwin Shrader, Marty Shumpert, Karen Silva, Nelida Sikes, Terry Smedley, Amanda Smeltzer, John Smith, [esse Smith. Kim 90 Sophomores Smith, Lamar Smith, Leroy Spencer, Delana Steele, Shiela Stephens, Darlene Stewart, Renda Stewart, Roger Strayer, Donna Terry, David Terry, Dennis Thomas. Barbara Thomas, Lori Thomas, Ronald Tomich, Thomas Upchurch, Charles Upchurch, Mike Valcich, Greg Valdez, Lisa Vandyke. Gequava Vandyke, Julie VanVleet, Pam Vargas, Reuben Vibanco, Frances Vickery, Julie Vines, Joann Virgin. Doug Voorhies, Candy Voorhies, Randall Wabbington. Jacqueline Wachowski, Henry Walker, Theresa Ward, Jacqueline Warkentin, Karen Watkins, Leslie Watson, Tammy Welch. Bobby Wheatley, John White, Dawn Whittaker, Robert Williams. Paris Willis. John Willis, Timothy Wilson, Angela Wilson, Pat Wireman, Kathy Wise, Valerie Withrow, Valerie Worthington. Tim Yarbrough, Wendy A: Students gather in the fieldhouse foyer for the annual Turnabout. Sophomores 91 men Alexander, John Artka, Bob Austin, Roscoe Babbs, John Baiza. Martin Ball, Eric Bank, John Barr, William Barricks, Diana Bauldridge. Jody Behrndt, Greg Bell, Craig Belman, Russell Bencze. Kathy Bevil, Connie Blackwell, Near iah Bodd, Alex Bond. Becky Bosstel, Sandy Bottoroff, Candy Braunm, Diana Brawlev, Mickey Bresnahan, Dave Bridges, Mike Broadstreet, Vicky Brown. Robert Brown, Tony Brownfield. Mike Buffington. Greg Carlisle. Kim Carman, April Carpenter, Mark Cassoday, Allen Charles, John Cochran, Justine Colon, Margreta Copeland, Kim Corral, Braulio Cory, James Cox, Dana Cox, Manuel Crane, Mike Crook, Larry Davis, Jimmy Dembowski, Derek Diaz, Tory Dickerson, Kevin Dieguez, George Dittrich, Marty Donaldson, Bill Duich, Mark Eastman, Dennis Eastman, Kathy Espinosa, Richard Estrada, Marlon Evans, Bill 92 Freshmen Fairbanks, Annette Farkas, Jamie Farlar. Guy Favuzzo, Connie Finnerty. Kelly Fisher, Kathy Fite, Debra Flores, Andrea Flores, Diane Fontanez, Beatrice Forrester, Jeff Foulon, Jeff Fowler, Morris Fox, Larry Gaines, John Gaines, Michael Garcia, Armando Garcia, Jim Gidley, Jeff Glasgow, Chris Gonzales, Ricardo Gronkiewicz, Greg Gutierrez, William Hardesty, Lucretia Harper, Michelle Harris, Donna Hartman, Donna Haynes, Shane Hedrick, Pauline Henderson, Jamie Hepner, Bob Hernandez, Fred hemandez, Irene Hernandez, Mike A: Warrior fans participate in the 1982 Homecoming Parade. Freshmen 93 Hick, Robert Hicks, Terri Hobbs, Michelle Hott, Terri Hucko, Lisa Johnson, Adam Johnson, Saprina Jones, Rhonda Jones, Michelle Joseph, Elizabeth Render, Curt Kimmel. Stacey Kinley, Tammy Kirk, Albert Knowles, Patricia Kobak, Anna Kubina, Richard Kuehn, Ty Lambert. Thomas Lane, Debbie Lark, Karen Larkin, Robert Lawson, Kathi Lear, Christine Leggitt, Diane Lemons, Kim Lewis. Sanda Long, Brenda Long, Steven Lopez, James Luna, Thomas Majors, Steve Martin, Narobi Martin, Tony Maryonovicn, Linda A: Students cruise down Ridge Road on a float during the Homecoming Parade held before the game. 94 Freshmen A: Coach Laura Baird receives a congratulatory gift of ballons for her volleyball team from Strawberry Shortcake.” The balloons were a gift from Lake Ridge Middle School. Maryonovich, Tammy Mason, Tammy Mattingly, Margie Mayes, Dana McCoy, David Mears, Ron Merrett, Ann Marie Michaels, Christopher Miller, Angela Miller, Craig Mills, Charles Moore, James Morales, Edward Morgan. Bruce Moser, Tony Mosqueda, Paula Murga, Scott Myers, Terry Navejar, Vicky Oakes. Lisa O ' Bradovich, Marian Olson, David Ooms, Richard Parris, Brian Patrick, Joe Patterson, Ladonna Peek, Melinda Peterson, Anthony Petri, John Pittman, Andre Pleasant. Michelle Pool, Mark Powell, Virgil Pratchett, Susan Pruitt, Pam Freshmen 95 A: Kathy Long, freshman, watches for the bir- die in a badminton match in physical educa- tion class. Qualls, Marchele Quinones, David Rhoads. Thomas Rhodes, Robin Richardson, Nancy Ring, Tim Roark, David Robbins, Darin Robertson, Jerry Rogers, Duwayne Ross. Alan Rukavina, Michelle Ryan, Denise Salinas, Ida Sanchez. Raymond Sancillo, Juanita Sandoval. Paul Scott, Paul Scott, Rick Sheeley, Samantha Shumpert, Darren Sills, Tammy Smith, Angela Smith, Anna Smith, Deonne Smith. Patricia Smurdon, Sandra Stadt, Heidi Stamper, April Stephanuik. Robin Stephanuik, Steve Stewart, Donald Stewart, Jerry Stone, Steve Story, Carl 96 Freshmen Stooksbury, Mark Strickland, Kevin Stump, Tim Surdyk, Lori Swindle, Darrell Thomas, Troy Thompson, Deborah Thompson, Julie Tincher, Lisa Tinned, Joseph Trosper, Dewayne Tuggle, Elizabeth Turlo, Elaine Tyler, Maurice Valcich, Barbara Valcich, Mary Ann Van Curen, Paul Verhulst, Roberta Vice, Timmy Vickery. Theresa Villarreal, John Vinyard, Ted Voorhies, Joyce Wachowski, Patti Warkington, Kris Warner, Robert Waters, Sharon Wayman, Thomas Welch. Vickie Weldon, Eric Westbrooks, Bret White, Ron White, Timothy Whiteside, Stephen Wigsmoen. Danielle Wilburn, Mike Wilson, William Wisniewski, Joseph Wlodarski, Kim Woodling, Chris Freshmen 97 Varsity Wrestling ( 7 - 1 ) CHS OPP Gary Roosevelt 53 3 Lowell 36 21 Hobart 29 35 Griffith 42 6 Lake Central 43 14 Highland 47 9 Muster 54 3 Crown Point 48 6 LaPorte Tourney, 1st Calumet Tourney. 1st East Chicago Washington Tourney, 1st Sectional, 1st Regional. 1st Semi-State, 1st State, 3rd F: Varsity Wrestling Team: front row: Tonv Smith, Barry Buffington, Kerry Skelton. Greg Finnerty, Trent Buffington. |ohn Lark; row 2: Coach Fred Sanchez, Richard Cox. Don Neeley. Berry Handley, Coach Rolland Beckham, Pete Marinkovic, |ohn Nimetz, Dan Walker, Pat Favuzzo, Bruce Morgan, Coach Ken Stigall. 98 Wrestling Wow! What a wonderful winning way! The Calumet Varsity Wrestl- ing Team placed well this year in state competition by taking third in the Hoosier finals. The squad took a first in tour- naments at LaPorte, Calumet, East Chicago, Mishawaka, Lake Suburban Conference, sectional, regional and semi-state. The team had five state qualifiers: seniors Trent Buff- ington, Pete Marinkovic, juniors Tony Smith, Berry Handley and sophomore Barry Buffington. A: Sophomore Barry Buffington, weight class 105. B: Senior Trent Buffington, weight class 138. C: Senior Pete Marinkovic, weight class 185, state, third. D: Junior Tony Smith, weight class 98, state, third. E: Junior Berry Handley, weight class heavyweight, state, third. G: Calumet High School ' s five state qualifiers: Tony Smith, Pete Marinkovic, Berry Handley, Trent Buffington, and Berry Buffington. Wrestling 99 A: Sophomore Barry Buffington “whizzers hisoppnent. B: Senior Pete Marinkovic pins his Lew Wallace opponent. C: Sophomore Brian Buffington controls the action during the first round. D: Junior Tony Smith executes a “guillotine” hold. E: Sophomore Brian Buffington prepares the offensive position against a Lew Wallace opponent. 100 Wrestling Squads finish perfect seasons Members of the J.V. Wrestl- ing Team finished their season with an undefeated record. The freshmen also compiled a perfect season record. Both teams had shortened schedules due to a lack of op- ponents in competing schools. F: Senior Trent Buffington exposes his oppo- nent’s back to the mat. G: (unior Tony Smith pounces on his Horace Mann opponent. H: Senior Danny Walker struggles to turn his opponent on his back. I: Senior Trent Buffington maintains control of his match. Wrestling 101 LSC cites Washington CHS’ Varsity Basketball Team won the title of Co- Conference champs in the Lake Suburban Conference. The squad finished the season with a 13-8 record. Senior Charlie Washington received many awards in- cluding “Most Valuable Player,’’ “Leading Re- bounder,” and Lake Suburban Conference “Most Valuable Player.” Senior Ken Coopwood ana Charlie Washington also received awards as three -year letter winners. Senior Levin Richardson had the highest freethrow percentage made second team All-L and LSC. A: Senior Rodney Rodriguez makes a fast break to the basket. B: Boys Varsity Basketball: front row: Pete Richards, Marvin Young, Chris Plesha, Rodney Rodriguez, Marvin Wilson; row 2: Robert Nelson, Levin Richardson, Omar Johnson, Ken Coopwood; row 3: Coach William Cross, Coach Mike Stamper, Almand Martin, Ed Ford, Steve Seberger. Charlie Washington, Coach Carl Traicoff. C: Junior Robert Nelson attempts to rebound the ball. 102 Boys Basketball - g high, senior Charlie Washington Calumet. Ken Coopwood, flying through the ts a layup. Charlie Washington executes a jump Boys Varsity Basketball Chicago Saint James CHS 91 OPP 51 Portage 65 63 Lake Central 78 63 Whiting 48 64 Bishop Noll 40 51 Chesterton 49 81 Lowell 48 47 Chicago Cage Park 61 48 Hobart 63 59 Andrean 49 48 Crown Point 49 96 Griffith 28 27 Hammond Gavit 56 47 Highland 67 37 River Forest 66 37 Munster 55 53 Thornton Fractional North 36 43 Lebanon 40 49 Hammond Morton 58 64 Hammond Clark 70 61 Merrillville (sectional) 46 64 Boys Basketball 103 Freshman Bov Basketball (7-8) CHS OPP Hammond Clark 37 19 Crown Point 34 37 Whiting 47 40 Gavit 36 22 Lew Wallace 55 66 Horace Mann 40 49 Hanover Central 40 42 Morton 43 36 Lake Station 29 23 Griffith 46 34 Bishop Noll 41 48 Highland 37 45 Lake Central 47 44 Munster 48 50 Lowell 36 40 A: Senior Charlie Washington attempts to pass the ball, as junior Omar Johnson blocks out his man. B: Freshman Tim Stump attempts a basket against the Griffith Panthers. C: Freshman Kenny Jones executes a one- handed layup. 104 Boys JV and Frosh Basketball Squads struggle during season CHS Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team ended their season with a 3-16 record. As for the Warriors freshman squad, they produc- ed a better showing with a 6-9 record. Sophomore Greg Valcich received the leading rebound award at the Winter Sports Banquet for his efforts on the J.V. squad. E: Freshman Basketball Team: front row: Coach Jerry Tauber, Joe Wisniewski, James Moore, Kenny Jones, Mike Crane; row 2: Mike Bridges, Tony Martin, Tim Stump, Dave Rader. F: Junior Varsity Basketball Team: front row: Dan Moslander, Roy Alford, Phil Jones, Shunn Cross; row 2: Dave Rader, Tim Groendyke, Steve Burkholder, Arturo Lofton, James Bridges, Coach Woody Feeler; row 3: Mike Doherty, Greg Valcich, Victor Guthrie. Boys JV Basketball CHS OPP Saint James 50 35 Portage 44 52 Lake Central 26 69 Whiting 35 42 Bishop Noll 40 67 Chesterton 28 55 Lowell 36 29 Gage Park 40 39 Hobart 37 50 Andrean 51 52 Crown Point 40 64 Griffith 37 60 Gavit 38 40 Highland 44 51 River Forest 44 57 Munster 33 45 Thornton Fractional North 53 58 Lebanon 44 58 Morton 40 52 Boys JV and Frosh Basketball 105 Baron receives All-LSC honors CHS Varsity Girls Basketball team had a successful season, ending with a 7-3 record. Senior Sheila Baron receiv- ed All-Conference and All- Area awards. Sophomore Amy Beckham and senior Diane Allbritten received second team All-Area, and seniors Sherry Behnke, Diane Allbit- ten, and sophomore Amy Beckham received all con- ference awards. A: Controlling the jump ball, sophomore Michelle Benge tips the ball to her teammate junior Amy Ols. B: Junior Varsity Girls Basketball: front row: Sharon Waters, Julie Thompson, Jody Bauldridge, Donna Hartman; row 2: NaroBi Martin, Pauline Hedrick, Donna Strayer, Betsy Joseph; row 3: Coach Rick Parker, Laticia Larkin. Michelle Krayniak, Deana Ols. Junior Varsity Girls Basketball ( 4 - 11 ) Hammond Gavit Andrean Lake Central Lowell Portage Munster Lake Station Morton Hobart Valparaiso Highland Griffith Hammond High Merrillville Crown Point CHS OPP 29 30 22 25 16 25 39 18 26 28 34 17 40 4 14 16 25 11 13 15 17 24 18 22 19 20 23 28 12 24 AL ,LUM £r PI V ' tALUM OM-UMEJ-! 106 Girls Basketball Varsitv Girls Basketball (15-6) CHS GPP Hammond Gavit 32 44 Andrean 41 44 Lake Central 50 48 Lowell 71 49 Portage 57 53 Munster Tourney 37 38 East Chicago Washington 48 43 Chesterton 57 53 Morton 41 40 Hobart 51 28 Valparaiso 43 34 Highland 38 40 Chesterton 40 45 Griffith 40 44 Hammond High 53 55 Merrillville 47 41 Crown Point 53 57 Sectional Hobart 64 30 Lake Station 53 28 Crown Point 47 53 Varsity Girls Basketball: front row: Diane Allbritten, Amy Beckham, Shari Bennke, Sheila Baron, Michelle Benge; row 2: Gwen Kirksey, Lisa Peterson, Gordonna Marinkovic, Amy Ols, Sherry Andrews, Charlene Lee, ' ivr 1 -Is Coach Robyn Payne. D: CHS girls basketball members warm up for fa Baron, 5, attempts a jump shot during a Calumet basketball game held at the middle school. F: Girls varsity team members await the result of junior Gordonna Marinkovic ' s freethrow. Girls Basketball 107 A: Participating in the 200-yard individual medley, Steve Stephanuik, freshman, ex- ecutes the backstroke. B: Sophomore Randy Mount takes the lead in the 100-yard breast stroke. Vanity Boys Swimming (7-2) CHS OPP Gary Roosevelt 78 35 Gavit 52 74 West Side 94 42 Morton 42 82 Clark 74 38 Hammond High 65 62 Lew Wallace 79 40 Gary Wirt 82 42 North Newton 73 54 C: Boys Varsity Swim Team: front row: Terri Hott, Mike Upchurch, Shawn Suprenant, Mike Parker, Brian Csikos, Andy Brack, George Haney, Darlene Stephens; row 2: Steve Belinsky, Ken Pemberton, Tom Piegat, Duwayne Rodgers, Jim Parish, Ken O’Deen, Greg Keefer, Louis Hopkins; row 3: Scott Sheets, Paul Targett, Steve Stephanuik, Dave Chermak, Greg Behrndt, Mike Hepner; row 4: Valarie Withrow, Billy Bruce, Randy Mount, Braulio Corral, George Dieguez, Steve Majors, Joanne McBrayer, Coach Doug Starewicz. 108 Boys Swimming Team makes big waves! This year Calumet High School presented its first Boys Varsity Swim Team. The squad endea their first season with a surprising 7-2 record in dual meets. The team placed well in prestigious tournaments. The squaa placed first in the Calumet Invitational Tourna- ment, placed fifth in con- feren ce and sixth in sectional. Following the season’s end, awards were presented to junior Paul Targett, “Most Valuable Swimmer,” and sophomore Mike Upchurch, “Most Valuable Diver.” D: Junior Paul Targett leads in the 200-yard in- dividual medley race. E: During a home swim meet, sophomore Ran- dy Mount dives from the starting mock. Boys Swimming 109 Anticipation springs ahead As the days passed and the year drew to a close, spring Fever filled the air at CHS. Graduates’ thoughts turned to dreams of “Springing For- ward” to graduation. As the temperature began to warm, students “dug out” the old rackets, bats ana cleats for participation in track, tennis and baseball. Spring activities also filled the CHS calendar. The Drama Department presented the spr- ing production of “Good Night Ladies.” The Junior Class sponsored the annual prom on April 29. The formal affair, entitled “Just You and I,” was held at Saint Sava Serbian Hall, with music provided by PAWNZ. Traditional graduation exer- cises were held on May 22 in the fieldhouse. As the year ended, a certain sadness, perhaps, settled over the student body. After all, as they marched down the aisle to pick up their diplomas, students felt a loss at their departure. However, looking ahead, there will be many new faces next fall to greet. A: Juniors Robert Joseph, Randy Marimen and Kevin Roach perform a scene from Good Night Ladies.” 110 Spring Division Spring Division 111 ‘Good Night Ladies’ is good night for cast Calumet High School drama club members performed a play entitled “Good Night Ladies.” “Good Night Ladies” was perform- ed March 18 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. The play was held in the school auditorium. Outsiders were welcome to attend the play. Admission for the three act show was one dollar. A: The girls gather around junior Rob joseph (George West) as he faints, when sophomore Karla Owens (Dean Eggelby) finds out the truth about Aunts Barbara and Flora. B: While sitting on the couch freshmen Betsy Joseph (Judy West) asked junior Kevin Roach (Jud Brown Aunt Flora) approval to visit her family. C: While trying to get away from sophomore Karla Owens (Dean Eggely), junior Kevin Roach (Jud Brown Aunt Flora) accidentally reveals the identity of junior Randy Marimen (Sam Raleigh). D: When the true identity of junior Randy Marimen (Sam Raleigh) pretending to be Aunt Barbara is revealed, sophomore Laticia Hamilton (Lulu Giffens) receives her very first kiss. E: Senior Pat Favuzzo (Professor Dexter) comes to pay a friendly visit to the new room mothers, who have not arrived yet. F: Freshmen Betsy Joseph (Judy West) gives junior Kevin Roach (Jud Brown Aunt Flora) a giant hug for allowing her to go home. Spring Play 113 Society adds ‘smarties’ to their roster The National Honor Society inducted 18 new members to its ranks on April 20. The induction ceremony was held in the CHS auditorium. The new members performed a candle lighting ceremony which symbolized taking the Honor Society pledge. A: Members and new inductees prepare for the induction ceremony in the CHS auditorium. B: Freshman Joseph Wisniewski signs the membership ledger. C: Senior john Brady delivers the welcome speech. D: Freshman Deana Ols is inducted into the National Honor Society. E: Mr. Robert ]oseph congratulates freshman Betsy Joseph on her induction to the National Honor Society. Honor Society Induction 115 Former yearbook editor speaks at banquet Quill and Scroll, newspaper and yearbook memoers gathered on May 10 to hold their annual Journalism Banquet. Awarded “Most Valuable Staffers” were yearbook editor senior Tomi Baigent, and sophomore Pam Schiller, newspaper editor. Capturing “Most Contributing Photo- grapher” was senior Trent Buf- Trent Buffington. Sophomore Kelly Lewter was named “Most Contributing Yearbook Staff Member,” as was sophomore Debbie Parker named “Most Contributing Newspaper Member.” Selling $775 worth of ads, sophomore Paula Ellis was cited “Top Advertising Salesman.” A: Senior Tomi Baigent receives the “Most Valuable Staffer” award from Mrs. Sharon Emanuelson, a representative from the “Post Tribune. B: Miss Francie Blaney, adviser, awards sophomore Pam Schiller with a certificate for Most Inches of Copy.” C: Mr. Mark Roscoe speaks at the annual Quill and Scroll Honors Banquet. D: Miss Francie Blaney presents the Most Contributing Newspaper Member award to sophomore Debbie Parker. E: Eleven new members are inducted into the Quill and Scroll Society by society president, junior Berry Handley. F: Sophomore Kelly Lewter receives the “Most Contributing Yearbook Staff Member award. G: For contributing $775 in advertising sales, sophomore Paula Ellis, yearbook staff member, receives the Oustanding Salesman Award. 116 Quill and Scroll Banquet Quill Scroll Banquet 117 Here’s pie in your eye, or egg on your face! “Anything Goes Day” was an appropriate title for the event that took place on May 6. Senior class sponsor, Miss Johnnie McCray organized this unusual happening. Seniors participated in ten games. Games included the tricycle relay race, the egg throwing contest, and a clothes swapping contest. The winning team was decided by the number of points received. There were a total of ten teams, each con- sisting of four boys and four girls. A: Lining up for the wheelbarrow race, seniors compete in a contest at Almost Anything Goes day. B: Seniors Donna Simko and Greg Kasper struggle through the Three-Legged Race. C: Senior Pat Deven. while blindfolded, pours water into a cup held by senior jeff Barrentine. D: Participants attempt to tenderly receive during the Egg Toss Contest. E: Senior Dana Stewart waits for the start of the Pie Eating Contest.” F: Struggling toward the finish line, senior Gudeline Marin competes on the Obstacle Course. G: Gathering together for the ‘ Pie Eating Con- test, seniors Sherry Masterson, David Sobzak, and David Beckham participate in Almost Anything Goes. Almost Anything Goes 119 CHS Chorus adds music to spring air The traditional Spring Choral Concert was held on May 12 in the CHS auditorium. Mr. Robert Velasco was the choral director. Solos were performed by senior Denise Smith, Donna Simko, and sophomore Karla Owens. A: Sophomore Bill Bruce leads the chorus in song. B: CHS chorus members present a country music medley. C: Senior Denise Smith captures the spotlight with her solo performance. D: Music for the concert is provided by junior John Socha; Mr. Steven Betz, band director; and Mr. John Jones. E; Calumet High School’s Choir entertains dur- ing their annual Spring Concert. F: Members of the Calumet Choir sing Down by the River. G; Trud y Johnson, senior, entertains the au- dience with a spotlight solo. 120 Choir Concert Graduates receive honors at annual banquet On May 10, CHS’ Class of 1983 held their annual Senior Banquet at Duff’s. Presentation awards were given to Valedictorian John Brady and Co-salutatorians Tom Piegat and Rodney Rodriguez. This year’s Bausch and Lomb Science Award was given to John Brady. Miss Pauline Yatsko made presenta- tions to Cheerleaders, and Mrs. Dorothy Hepp presented awards to Health Occupations students. Also given were “Gag” awards. Serving as sponsor for the Senior Class was Miss Johnnie McCray. A: During the festivities, Shari Behnke is awarded “Best Legs.’’ B: Most Humorous Award, is presented to Charles Elam. C: During the Banquet, John Brady shakes hands witn Senior Counselor Ada Shonkwiler. D: CHS seniors enjoy the banquet given in their honor. E: Senior Karen Shrader awarded the Most Pleasant Person Award. Senior Banquet Moore, Smith win Prom royalty titles A: junior Shelly Jones and her date Mickey Gordon sit quietly talking at the Prom. B: Couples gather to converse at the 1983 Prom. C: Freshman Michelle Rukavina and senior Chris Hernandez take time out from dancing to refresh themselves with punch. D: Senior Trent Buffington and junior Kathy Favuzzo dance a fast selection during the 1983 Prom. E: Linda Tyree, senior, dances to a selection performed by the musical group, PAWNZ. F: Dancing during the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom is senior Ken Coopwood and junior Wanda Long. “Just You and I” was the theme of Calumet High School’s 1983 Junior-Senior Prom. The event was held on April 29 at the Saint Sava Ser- bian Hall, and was sponsored by the Junior Class. Juniors Kim Moore and Tony Smith were crowned Queen and King. Photographic memories were provided by Atlas Studio, located in Chicago. The band, “PAWNZ” pro- vided musical entertainment for the couples attending. 124 Prom 126 Graduation Red and white gowns flow as grads gather Sunday, May 22, 1983, was a beginning and an end for Calumet High School’s graduating seniors. Students filed into the Calumet fieldhouse at 1:30 p.m. to receive their diplomas and to say “good-bye” to their old friends and teachers. Friends and neighbors were invited to listen to the speeches of the graduates. John Brady was named Valedicto rian and Tom Piegat and Rodney Rodriguez were announced Co-Salutatorians for the class. A: Family and friends gather in the fieldhouse to watch graduating students take their places. B: Seniors file into the fieldhouse to hear speeches given by classmates, and to receive their diplomas. C: Durine the 1983 graduation, senior Ernise McDowell gives her Invocation speech. D: Co-Salutatorian Tom Piegat, presents a speech at the graduation. E: Presenting a speech to all graduates is Co- Salutatorian Rodney Rodriguez. F: Valedictorian John Brady gives his speech to graduates. Graduation 127 128 Seniors ‘King of the Hill’ for one year Being “Top Banana” is not always easy. Can you believe that your final year has arriv- ed? Yes, soon you will wait to hear your name called, march up to the podium, and then grab that diploma in your “hot-little-hana.” However, what about the year that preceded that ex- perience? Remember those moments in sports, activities and the classroom? Yes, being the “Top Banana” had a certain ap“peal.” A: Senior Diane Allbritten sneaks a spike past her Highland opponent during a home game. B: lames Evans, senior, participates in a skit during Spirit Week. C: Senior Lori Krawczenia, Kari Stadt, and Karen Shrader show their school spirit as they walk the halls for Sports Day. D: Senior Tom Piegot, David Beckham and Charles Elam help to celebrate Mr. Joe Yacko’s birthday. E: Senior Jeff Bogdan puts the finishing touches on Mr. Carl Traicoff’s Christmas tree. Jeff receives assistance from seniors David Beckham and Phil Villarreal. 129 Seniors eniord Alexander, Laura Allbritten, Diane Augustyn, Hope Austin, Roxanne Baigent, Tomi Bain, Mark Baize, Cherill Balboa, Liz Bank, Edward Baron, Sheila Barr, Tracy Barrentine, Jeff 130 Seniors Beckham, David Behnke, Shari Benjamin, Sharyn Bevil, Tracy Bewley, james Blackmon, Russel Bodo, Sue Bogdan, Jeff Brady, John Bridegroom, Scott Brown, Betty Buffington, Trent Carrillo, Arturo Cassel, Kelly Cassoday, Tammy Chadd, Virginia Seniors 131 Chandler, Erik Charles, Karen Clark, Jody Clarke, Renee Clements, Sharon Chenoweth, Mark Coffey, John Copeland, Kristina Davis, Eileen DeLong, Joe Denney, David Deven, Patricia Devine, Deborah Dravet, Michael Eaton, Todd Elam, Charles 132 Seniors Eriks, Tim Estrada, Norbert Evans, James Fauver, Candy Favuzzo, Patrick Finney, Debra Flores, Paula Flud, Lisa Ford, Eddie Foreman, Roy Fowler, Susan Gallup, Carolyn Gambini, Doreen Garibay, Yolanda Gidcumb, Dean Graig, Gloria Seniors 133 Grosham, Paul Gurley, Lisa Gutierrez, Armando Haake, George Hall, Jody Harbin, Kathleen Harper, Theresa Hartman, Todd Hartog, Jeff Hedge, Rhonda Helton, Delores Henderson, Larry Hernandez, Chris Heston, Rodney Hinkle, Ragen Hucko, David 134 Seniors Huff, Justin Johnson, James Johnson, Trudy Jones, Dean Kasper, Greg Kirksey, Gwen Kluga, Kenneth Kobak, Mary Koedyker, Charlotte Koehler, Eddie Krawczenia, Lori Land, Cheryl Luna, Ruben Marimen, Pete Marin, Gudelia Marin, Martha Seniors 135 Masterson, Sherry McDowell, Ernise Mitchell, Renee Moore, Sarah Morganroth, Lynn Nielson, Chris Nimetz, John Neri, Carmen Nesmith, Gary O’Brien, Patrica Osterman, Michael Ousley, Lori Paladini, Kristine Piegat, Thomas Pemberton, Penny Pena, Betty 136 Seniors Pinnick, Laura Plesha, Christopher Plesha, Nadia Powers, Delana Price, Mella Pusateri, Tim Quiroz, Heber Rhodes, Connie Richardson, Levin Rodgers, Debbie Rodgers, Tommy Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez, Rodney Roll, April Rukavina, Melissa Ryan, David Seniors 137 Sanchez, Lydia Santos, Stephanie Schoon, Thomas Seberger, David Seberger, Steve Sechrest, Jeanean Serrano, Debbie Sheline, Kevin Sheets, Scott Short, Margaret Shrader, Karen Siersema, Kathy Sills, Darrel Silver, Xavier Simko, Donna Skomac, Dorothy 138 Seniors Smith, Denise Smith, Djuana Smith, |ames Sovinski, Vivian Stadt, Kari Stewart, Dana Stewart, Henry Stotts, Robbin Thomas, Allan Thomas, Kathy Thornberry, Chris Tigner, David Trotter, Charise Tyree, Linda Turner, Rhonda Vandiver, Steven Seniors 139 Villarreal, Phillip Vinyard, Edie Vuckovich, Anthony Wadkins, Timmy Walker, Danny Warrens, Troy Warner, Danny Washington, Charlie Waters, Rally Watson, Rhonda Watson, Tim Welch, Earl 140 Seniors A: Phillip Villarreal, senior, practices a song on his trombone during band class. B: Senior Kari Stadt, band president, speaks at the annual band concert. Wilkins, Anna Williams, Barbara Williams, Jo Ann Williams, Pamela Seniors 141 Senior Credits ALEXANDER, LAURA: 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; Honor Society 2, 3,4. ALLBRITTEN, DIANE: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, secretary 3; Cheerleading 2; Girls Tennis 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; DAR award. AUGUSTYN, HOPE: C-Teens 4; I- HOSA 4; Chorus 4. AUSTIN, ROXANNE: C-Teens 4; I- HOSA3.4. BAIGENT, TOMI: Pep Club 3; C- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Year- book 2, 3, 4, editor 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Lettergirls 3. BAIZE, CHERILL: C-Teens 2, 3, 4; I.C.E. 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; OEA 3, 4, treasurer 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, editor 3. BALBOA, LIZ: Pep Club 3; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 4; Fancy Dancers 1; Student Council 1; Warriorettes 2. BANK, EDWARD: Spanish Club 1; Biology Club 1, 2, 3. BARON, SHEILA: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; German Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1 , 3, 4; C-Teens 2, 3; Girls Tennis 1 , 2, 3,4; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1,2,3, 4. BARR, TRACY: C-Teens 3, 4; I- HOSA 3, 4; I.C.E. 3, 4; Honor Society 4. BARRENTINE, JEFF: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BECKHAM, DAVID: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Honor Society 4; OEA 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Boys Tennis 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1. BEHNKE, SHARI: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Girls Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BELL, CLAY: Football 1, 2; Baseball 3. BENJAMIN, SHARYN: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C-Teens 1 , 2; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4. BEVIL, TRACY: Wrestling 1, 2. BOGDAN, JEFF: French Club 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Boys Tennis 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Boys Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BOLDEN, TERLANE: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Newspaper 2. BOLDEN, SHERESE: C-Teens 4; Warriorettes 4. BRADY, JOHN: Spanish Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; German Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 3; Honor Society 1 , 2, 3, 4, president 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 1, 2; Bausch and Lomb Award. BROWN, BETTY: Biology Club 2; 1. C.E. 3, 4; OEA 3,4. BUFFINGTON, TRENT: Chorus 1 , 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 1 , 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 2, 3; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4, secretary 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. CARRILLO, ARTURO: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Homecoming King 4. CASSODAY, TAMMY: C-Teens 1, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Band 2; Jazz Band 2; OEA 4. CHADD, VIRGINIA: I-HOSA 3, 4 1, C.E. 4. CHARLES, KAREN: Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4. CHENOWETH, MARK: VICA 4. CLARKE, VERONICA: C-Teens 2, 3. COFFEY, JOHN: VICA 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4. COOPWOOD, KEN: Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3,4. COPELAND, KRISTINA: Bible Rap 4; C-Teens 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. COX, ROBERT: I-HOSA 1. 2. DAVIS, EILEEN: C-Teens 2, 3, 4; I- CALHOUN, MELISSA: Pep Club 1, 142 Senior Credits DEVEN, PATRICIA: I-HOSA 3, 4. DEVINE, DEBORAH: C-Teens 2, 3, 4. DRAVET, MICHAEL: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Rap 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Boys Tennis 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2. EASTMAN, MICHAEL: Spanish Club 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1; Baseball 1. ESTRADA, NORBERT: Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Football 1. EVANS, JAMES: Drama Club 3, 4; Wrestling 1. FAUVER, CANDACE: ICE. 4; Chorus 4; OEA 4. FAVUZZO, PATRICK: Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4. FINNERTY, GREGORY: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. FLORES, PAULA: Spanish Club 1; C-Teens 2, 4. FORD, EDDY: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Bible Rap 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. FOREMAN, ROY: VICA 1, 2, treasurer 2. FOWLER, SUSAN: I-HOSA 3. FULLER, PERRY: I-HOSA 3, 4. GAMBINI, DOREEN: Biology Club 1; I-HOSA 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Yearbook 2, editor 2. GARIBAY, YOLANDA: Spanish Club 1, 2; Bible Rap 4; C-Teens 1, 2; I-Hosa 2, 3, 4. GRAIG, GLORIA: German Club 1; 1. C.E. 3, 4; OEA 4. HAAKE, GEORGE: Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4. HALL, JODY: Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 2. HARTMAN, TODD: Spanish Club 1, 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1; Boys Tennis 2. HARTOG, JEFF: German Club 1; Bi- ble Rap 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HEDGE, RHONDA: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3. HELTON, DELORES: Bible Rap 3, 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4. HENDERSON, LARRY: German Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2; Bible Rap 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Student Council 3; Boys Tennis 2; Baseball 3, 4. HERNANDEZ, CHRIS: Spanish Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Biology Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basket- ball 1; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HINKLE, RAGEN: I.C.E. 4; OEA 3, 4, president 4; Warriorettes 1, 2, 3, 4. HOPKINS, ERICK: Biology Club 1; I- HOSA 3. HUCKO, DAVID: VICA 4; Football 1, 2. HUNTER, PAM: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C- Teens 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 3, 4; Year- book 2, 3. JOHNSON, TRUDY: Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4; Warriorettes 2; Lettergirls 3, 4. KIRKSEY, GWENDOLYN: I-HOSA 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Girls Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2. KLUGA, KENNETH: Spanish Club 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Student Council 1, 4; Boys Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4. KOBAK, MARY: C-Teens 2, 3; I- HOSA 4; Honor Society 3, 4. KOEDYKER, CHARLOTTE: Pep Club 2, 3; C-Teens 2, 3; I-HOSA 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3; Girls Swimming 4; Swim Club 3. KRAWCZENIA, LORI: German Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2; C- Teens 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Trackl. LEWIS, BILLY: Boys Track 3. LUNA, RUBEN: Spanish Club 4. MARIMEN, PETE: VICA 4; Football 1 . MARIN, GUDELIA: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1, 2; C-Teens 2, 3; Chorus 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIN, MARTA: Spanish Club 1, 2; Chemistry Club 1; Biology Club 1; C- Teens 1, 2, 3; I-HOSA 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2, 3. MARINKOVIC, PETE: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. 143 Senior Credits MASTERSON, SHERRY: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 3; Bible Rap 3, 4; Biology Club 1; I-HOSA 3, 4, secretary 4; Honor Society 1; Quill and Scroll 3, 4, treasurer 3; Yearbook 2. MCDOWELL, ERNISE: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; C-Teens 1; I-HOSA 3, treasurer 3; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4, secretary 4; Warriorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2; Class Secretary 4; Prom Queen 3. MITCHELL, RENEE: French Club 1, secretary 1; Pep Club 3; C-Teens 1, 3; Warriorettes 3. MOORE, SARAH: I.C.E. 3, 4; OEA 4. NERI, CARMEN: French Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1, 2; C-Teens 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4; Girls Tennis 1, 2; Volleyball 3; Girls Basketball 3; Lettergirls 3, 4, secretary 4. NIMETZ, JOHN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. OSTERMAN, MICHAEL: French Club 1, 4; Football 1; Golf 1. OUSLEY, LORI: C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I- HOSA 3, 4, president 4. PALADINE, KRISTINE: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. PEMBERTON, PENNY: Bible Rap 4; C-Teens 4; OEA 4. PENA, BETTY JO: Spanish Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Vocational Graphic Arts 4. PIEGAT, THOMAS: Spanish Club 4, vice president 4; German Club 4, treasurer 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, vice president 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; OEA 4; Student Council 2, 3; Class Vice President 2, 3; Boys Tennis 3, 4; Swim Club 3; Boys Swimming 4; Golf 3, 4. PIRTLE, JULIE: Bible Rap 3, 4; C- Teens 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3. PLESHA, CHRIS: German Club 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Boys Basketball 2, 3, 4; Golf 3, 4; Baseball 2. PLESHA, NADIA: Pep Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; C-Teens 3, 4; I- HOSA 3, 4; Warriorettes 4. POWERS, DELANA: I-HOSA 3, 4; Student Council 1. PUSATERI, TIM: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARDSON, LEVIN: Honor Society 1; Student Council 1, 2; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1. RODGERS, DEBBIE: Pep Club 1; Bi- ble Rap 1, 2, 3; C-Teens 1, 2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4. RODGERS, TOM: Spanish Club 4; German Club 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. RODRIGUEZ, PETE: VICA 4; Wrestl- ing 1. RODRIGUEZ, RODNEY: Spanish Club 1, 4; German Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, treasurer 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 4; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 2; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Class Vice President 1; Boys Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4. RUKAVINA, MELISSA: French Club 4; German Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Girls Tennis 2, 3,4. SANCHEZ, LYDIA: C-Teens 2, 3; OEA 4; Warriorettes 1, 2, 3, 4. SASSER, DAVID: German Club 4; 1, C.E. 3; Boys Tennis 4; Football 1. SCHOON, THOMAS: Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1 , 2, 3, 4. SEBERGER, DAVID: German Club 4; Chemistry Club 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Boys Tennis 3, 4; Football 1; Boys Basketball 1, 2; Golf 2, 3, 4. SEBERGER, STEVE: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3; Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. SECHREST, JEANEAN: Pep Club 1, 2; Cheerleading 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2. SHEETS, SCOTT: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; Jazz Band 1, 2; Football 1; Swim Club 3; Boys Swimming 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SHORT, MARGARET: C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; I.C.E. 3, 4; Honor 144 Senior Credits Society 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3. SHRADER, KAREN: Chemistry Club 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; War- riorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 2; Class Treasurer 2, 3. SIERSEMA, KATHY: Pep Club 3; C- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Year- book 3. STILLS, DARREL: VICA 4; Football 1 , 2 . SIMKO, DONNA: German Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; I-HOSA 3, 4, treasurer 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Girls Basketball 1 , 2 . SKOMAC, DOROTHY: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I-HOSA 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, vice president 3, president 4; Warriorettes 2 3. SMITH, DENISE: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2, 3; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; I- HOSA 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 3; OEA 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3. SMITH, DJUANA: I-HOSA 3, 4; Newspaper 3. SMITH, JAMES: I-HOSA 3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. SPEED, SAM: Vocational Graphic Arts 4. STADT, KARI: French Club 1, 4, vice president 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, secretary 3; C- Teens 1, 2; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, secretary 2, president 4. STEWART, DANA: Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; OEA 4. STEWART, HENRY: I-HOSA 1; Boys Track 4. STOTTS, ROBBIN: German Club 2, 3; OEA 4; Quill and Scroll 2; Year- book 2. THOMAS, ALLAN: Baseball 3. THOMAS, KATHY: German Club 3; I-HOSA 3, 4; Girls Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. TYREE, LINDA: Bible Rap 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; C-Teens 3, 4; I- HOSA 3,4. TURNER, RHONDA: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 2, 3, 4; I.C.E. 4; OEA 3, 4; Girls Tennis 2, 3, 4; Lettergirls 2, 3, 4. VANDIVER, STEVE: Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1. VILLARREAL, PHILLIP: Spanish Club 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2, 3; Boys Tennis 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Baseball 2, 3, 4. VUCKOVICH, ANTHONY: French Club 1 , 4; Spanish Club 1 , 4; German Club 4; Chemistry Club 1, 4; Biology Club 1 , 4; Boys Basketball 1 ; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. WADKINS, TIM: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. WARRENS, TROY: Spanish Club 1; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. WASHINGTON, CHARLIE: Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom King 3. WASHINGTON, SANDRA: Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Biology Club 1, 3; Honor Society 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Girls Basketball 2. WATERS, RALLY: C-Teens 2, 3, 4, president 4; I-HOSA 3, 4, secretary 3, 4, WATSON, RHONDA: Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1, 4; I.C.E. 3, 4; Honor Socie- ty 3,4; OEA 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2. WELCH, EARL: Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. WEST, ROGER: Yearbook 3, 4; Foot- ball 4. WHITEHEAD, ANTHONY: Pep Club 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball 1; Boys Track 12 3 4 WILKINS, ANNA: Spanish Club 1; Biology Club 2; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; OEA 4. WILLIAMS, BARBARA: German Club 2; Pep Club 2; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; I.C.E. 4; Honor Society 3; OEA 3, 4. WISE, MARLENE: Drama Club 3, 4; I.C.E. 3, 4; Fancy Dancers 1; OEA 2, 3, 4. WOOD, DIANNA: French Club 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Swim Club 3; Girls Swimming 4; Girls Track 1, 2, 3, 4. YOCUM, PENNY: Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; C-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4. Marin, Peterson set new Calumet records CHS’ Girls Track Team finished their season with a (12-15) record. Two new school records were set this year, one by senior Gude Marin for the high jump and the other by Sophomore Lisa Peterson in the shot put. Senior Meatrice Coleman and Gude Marin were named “Most Valuable Participants.” Lisa Peterson was presented with the “Oustanding Award.” A: Sophomore Lisa Peterson attempts to break previous school records in the shot put event. B: Freshman Theresa Vickery crosses the finish line in a running event. C: Sophomore Lisa Valdez sprints toward the finish line in a running event. D: Senior Meatrice Coleman creeps up on her opponent at a home track meet. E: Sophomore Sharron Green begins the first leg of the relay. F: Girls Tract Team: front row: Pat Knowles, Alena Hernandez, Sharron Green, Gudeline Marin. Meatrice Coleman, Gwen Kirksey; row 2: Diane Leggitt, Diane Wood, Pauline Hedrick, Deonne Smith, Lisa Peterson; row 3: Erick Hinkle, Coach Stan Surdy, Dawn Olin, Lisa Valdez, Michelle Benge, Coach Bobby Schoon, Coach Joseph Starkey. 146 Girls Track Girls Track (12-5) CHS OPP Gavit 45 36 Griffith 24 Highland 39 33 Crown Point 32 Hobart 39 49 Whiting 16 Hobart 44 64 Bishop Noll 61 48 Whiting 16 Highland 47 58 Griffith 53 Vi 45 - ' 2 Lowell 35 Munster 31 60 Crown Point 43 Horace Mann 67 52 Lake Station 15 Hebron 69 36 Calumet Relays, 3rd Griffith Relays. 3rd Sectional, 6th Conference, 4th Regional, 10th Girls Track 147 Boys Varsity Track (8-5) CHS OPP Gavit 67 68 River Forest 24 Roosevelt 30 87 Merrillville 31 Portage 29 Andrean 89 36 Highland 53 55 Lake Central 41 Griffith 71 64 Lowell 47 Crown Point 59 68 Munster 25 Wirt 92 35 Andrean Relays, 2nd Ghesteron Relays, 2nd Calumet Invitational, 4th Griffith Relays, 3rd Conference, 4th Sectional, 3rd 148 Boys Track Coopwood, Sheets qualify for state meet The Warriors Varsity Boy’s Track Team had a 8-5 season record. They also had three regional qualifiers: sophomore Phil Jones, junior Omar Johnson and senior Tom Schoon. State and regional qualifiers were seniors Ken Coopwood and Scott Sheets. Seniors Ken Coopwood and Tom Schoon were named “Most Valuable Players.” Senior Scott Sheets was “Most Improved.” Rodney Rodriguez was awarded “Best Mental Attitude.” A: Senior Tom Schoon attempts to clear the high jump bar during a meet. B: junior Omar johnson and Marvin Wilson race for the finish line against their Hammond opponent. C: Senior Scott Sheets participates in the shot put event. D: Senior Charlie Washington takes the lead against various schools during a home meet. E: During the Calumet Relays, senior Ken Coopwood heaves the shotput during a field event. F: Boys Varsity Track Team: front row: John Smeltzer, Dave Repko, Dave Krawczenia, Tony Whithead. Phil [ones, LaMar Smith, Norman Long; row 2: Kevin Roach, Bob Hepner, Bob Nelson, Ken Coopwood, Marvin Wilson, Charlie Washington, Arturo Lofton, Ron Mears; row 3: Bill Evans, Tom Schoon, Omar Johnson, Joe Wisniewski. Boys Varsity Track 149 Team captures two straight sectional wins A: Freshman Dena Ols performs a return. B: Sophomore Tammy Campbell awaits the ball’s arrival. C: Girls Varsity Tennis: front row: Amy Beckham, Shelia Baron, Lori Rhor; row 2: Diane Allbritten, Amy Ols, Shari Behnke, Gordona Marinkovic, Kathy Thomas, Coach Jerry Tauber. D: Senior Kathy Thomas and junior Gordona Marinkovic participate in a doubles match. E: Junior Gordona Marinkovic concentrates on perfecting her skills. Girls Varsity Tennis (11-4) CHS OPP Bishop Noll 3 2 Crown Point 2 3 Highland 5 0 Gavit 5 0 Lake Central 4 1 LaPorte 1 4 Lowell S 0 Valparaiso 0 5 Munster 0 5 Clark 3 2 Griffith 4 Hobart 3 2 Merrillville 5 0 Lake Station 5 0 Morton S 0 Girls J.V. Tennis (4-7-2) Bishop Noll Wheeler Crown Point Highland Gavit LaPorte Valparaiso Munster Clark Griffith Hobart Merrillville Morton CHS 3 1 1 4 1 1 0 0 4 3 4 0 1 OPP 2 8 6 4 1 3 5 7 0 i 6 1 0 CHS’ Girls Varsity Tennis Team completed their season with a 11-4 record. The netters captured their second consecutive sectional championship by defeating Hammond Clark, 4-1, and Bishop Noll, 5-0. Sheila Baron, senior, was named “Most Valuable Player.” Lori Rhor, Junior, was named “Most Improved.” The girls Junior Varsity Team ended with a 4-7 record, and two tie games. 150 Girls Varsity Tennis Girls Varsity Tennis 151 Varsity Golf (2-12-1) CHS OPP Lowell 179 181 Highland 174 165 Crown Point 202 180 River Forest 183 192 Lake Central 187 175 Griffith 197 165 Munster 178 161 Andrean 179 166 Lowell 173 172 Crown Point 179 161 Whiting 187 182 Lake Central 190 167 Munster 175 160 Griffith 172 161 Lake Hills Invitational 332 332 ‘Low score winner 152 Varsity Golf Stigall serves first year as golf coach CHS Varsity Golf Team’s season highlight was a fifth place finish at the Lake Hills Invitational. The squad shot a four man score or 332. The team won three matches and finished tenth at the sectional competition, under the direc- tion first year coach Ken Stigall. A: Senior Mike Dravet takes a shot on the third hole at Turkey Creek Golf Course. B: Senior Tom Piegat putts, as senior Mike Dravet tends the pin. C: Varsity Golf Team: front row: Steve Whiteside, Greg Buffington. Larry Fox, Pete Richards, Mark Pool; row 2: Coach Ken Stigall, Tony Diaz, Tim Gronendyke, Tom Piegat, Mike Dravet, Brian Csikos; row 3: Mike Doherty, Chris Plesha, Dave Seberger, Paul Targett. D: Senior Dave Seberger hits out of a sand trap. d Varsity Golf 153 Injuries plague players during spring A: 1982 Sectional Champs: front row: )eff Barrentine, John Estrada, Troy Shaw, Ty Olin, Darryl Akemon; row 2: Phillip Villarreal, Mickey Gordon, Louis Lopez, Doug Kluga, Earl Welch; row 3: Coach Dick Trcka, Jeff Bogdan, Ron Demkowicz, Tony Vuckovich, Coach Bryan Dye. B: Junior Doug Kluga smashes a ball into the outfield. C: Senior Tony Vuckovich prepares to steal se- cond base. D: Junior Louis Lopez lays down a bunt. E: Senior Phillip Villarreal throws a pitch from the stretch. F: Junior Doug Kluga crosses homeplate to score for the Warriors. The Varsity Baseball Team completed their season wit h an 11-15 record. This year the team suffered many injuries. One of the leading pitchers, senior Jeff Bogdan, was bench- ed due to an injury. The leading batter was senior Earl Welch. According to Coach Dick Trcka, Earl Welch was one of the best centerfielders in CHS history. Varsity Baseball (il-15) Merrillville 1 6 Gavit 2 0 River Forest 10 0 W ? irt 5 1 Lowell 8 4 Gary Roosevelt 3 2 Kankakee Valley 3 4 Lake Central 1 2 Horace Mann 3 2 Highland O 7 Crown Point o 3 Morton 1 11 Griffith 4 0 Munster 4 8 Lowell 3 13 Andrean 4 11 Lake Central 0 8 Highland 1 15 Crown Point 13 3 Lew Wallace 3 6 Griffith 1 5 Munster 2 9 East Chicago Roosevelt 4 6 Westside 10 15 Whiting 1 154 Varsity Baseball Best Wishes Seniors Newspaper Yearbook Quill and Scroll Congratulations Class of ’83 U.S. Army Opportunities Be all you can be 2 year enlistment $ 8,000 cash bonus $20,000 for education guaranteed training of choice worldwide assignment see SSC Roger Leturno 980-8586 5770 Broadway, Merrilliville, IN Take a Good, Hard Look at Tomorrow, 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 probably the sin- gle most important decision you ' ll make, so consider it carefully. 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Ridge Road Gary, In 46408 Advertising 181 Senior Index Alexander. Laura 53. 55, 58, 130 Allbritten, Diane 10, 34, 46, 53, 55, 58, 59, 106, 107 129. 130. 150 Augustine, Hope 14, 54, 130 Austin, Roxanne 61, 72, 130 Baigent, Tomi 10, 17, 52, 56, 57, 61, 65, 72, 116, 130 Bain, Mark 130 Baize, Cherill 52, 62, 63, 72, 130 Balboa, Elizabeth 60, 130 Bank, Edward 130 Baron. Joe 42 Baron, Sheila 34, 46, 55, 58, 106, 107, 130, 150 Barr, Tracy 60, 130 Barrentine, Jeff 119, 130, 154 Beckham, David 42, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 58, 62, 119 129, 131 Behnke, Shari 34, 53, 58, 62, 66, 70, 71, 106 107 123. 131. 150 Bell, Clay 30 Benjamin, Sharyn 62, 131 Bevil, Tracy 9, 131 Bewley, James 131 Blackmon, Russell 13, 131 Bodo, Susanne 60, 131 Bogdan, Jeff 21, 42, 55, 58, 59, 129, 131, 154 Bolden, Sherese 63, 68, 73 Brady, John 18, 19, 53, 54, 58, 59, 115, 123, 131 Bridegroom. Scott 131 Brown, Betty 131 Buffington, Trent 56, 57, 65, 98, 99, 101, 116, 124 Calhoun, Melissa 60, 61, 72 Carrillo, Arturo 10, 37, 52, 54, 58, 59, 76, 131 Cassel, Kelly 131 Cassoday, Tammy 63, 73, 131 Chadd, Virginia 60, 131 Chandler, Erik 132 Charles, Karen 53, 55, 58, 132 Chenoweth, Mark 63, 132 Clark, Jody 132 Clarke, Renee 132 Clements, Sharon 132 Coffey, John 63, 132 Coleman, Meatrice60, 146 Coopwood, Ken 37, 52, 54, 58, 59, 70, 102, 103 124 149 Copeland, Kristina 132 Cox, Robert 61 Davis, Eileen 132 DeLong, Joe 132 Denney, David 132 Deven, Patricia 2, 119, 132 Devine, Deborah 132 Dravet, Michael 42, 54, 58, 132, 153 Eastman, Michael 65 Eaton, Todd 132 Elam, Charles 51, 53, 54, 58, 62, 70, 71, 123, 129 132 Eriks, Tim 133 Estrada, Norbert 55, 133 Evans, James 129, 133 Evans, Jeffery 25, 58 Fauver, Candy 62, 63, 133 Favuzzo, Patrick 26, 51, 58, 59, 98, 133 Finnerty, Greg 98 Finney, Debra 133 Fitzgerald, John 62, 63 Flores, Paula 72, 133 Flud, Lisa 133 Foreman, Roy 133 Ford, Eddie 55, 70, 102, 133 Fowler, Susan 133 Fuller, Perry 60 Gallup, Carolyn 53, 62, 63, 72, 133 Gambini, Doreen 52, 133 Garibay, Yolanda 61, 72, 133 Gidcumb, Dean 133 Graig, Gloria 62, 63, 133 Grosham, Paul 134 Gur ley, Lisa 58, 65, 134 Gutirrez, Armando 33, 134 Haake, George 55, 58, 134 Hall, Jody 134 Harbin, Kathleen 52, 63, 66, 70, 134 Harper, Theresa 60, 61, 134 Hartman, Todd 54, 58, 59, 61, 134 Hartog, Jeff 59, 61, 64, 134 Hedge, Rhonda 52, 58, 62 Helton, Delores 72, 134 Henderson, Larry 46, 61, 134 Hernandez, Chris 37, 124, 134 Heston, Rodney 134 Hinkle, Ragen 62, 63, 68, 134 Hucko, David 63, 134 Huff, Justin 135 Johnson, James 135 Johnson, Trudy 53, 54, 55, 65, 68, 70, 120, 135 Jones, Dean 135 Kasper, Greg 119, 135 Kirksey, Gwen 60, 107, 135, 146 Kluga, Kenneth 33, 52, 54. 58, 59, 135 Kobak, Mary 53, 61, 135 Koedyker, Charlotte 41, 61, 135 Koehler, Eddie 135 Krawczenia, Lori 17, 53, 58, 70, 129, 135 Land, Cheryl 61, 135 Luna, Ruben 135 Marimen, Pete 63, 135 Marin, Guedelia 34, 119, 135. 146 Marin, Martha 60, 135 182 Index Senior Index Marinkovic, Pete 6, 98, 99, 100 Masterson, Sherrv 60, 61, 119, 136 McDowell, Ernise 52, 53, 55, 58, 68, 71, 127, 136 Mitchell, Renee 70, 136 Moore, Sarah 62, 63, 136 Morganroth, Lynn 10, 62, 63, 136, 162 Neri, Carmen 53, 55, 65, 68, 70, 136 Nesmith, Gary 37, 136 Nielson, Chris 136 Nimetz, |ohn 37, 38, 98, 136 O ' Brian, Patricia 60, 136 Osterman, Michael 55, 136 Ousley, Lori 60, 61, 72, 136 Paladine, Kristine 70, 72, 136 Pemberton, Penny 63, 72, 136 Pena, Bettv |o 14, 52, 53, 70, 136 Piegat, Thomas 42, 51, 53, 54, 55. 58. 62, 70, 71, 108, 127, 129, 136, 153, 163 Pinnick, Laura 137 Pirtle, Julie 61, 65 Plesha, Christopher 21, 53, 58. 59, 70, 102, 137, 153 Plesha, Nadia 60, 68, 70, 137 Powers, Delana 60, 137 Pusateri, Tim 37, 137 Quiroz, Heber 137 Rhodes, Connie 61, 72, 137 Richardson. Levin 2, 60, 102, 137 Rodgers, Debbie 56, 57, 137 Rodgers, Tommy 53, 58, 59, 61, 137 Rodriguez, Gregory 137 Rodriguez, Rodney 33, 53, 54, 55, 58, 102, 127, 137 Roll, April 137 Rukavina, Melissa 53, 55, 58, 70, 137 Ryan, David 61, 137 Sanchez, Lydia 63, 68, 138 Santos, Stephanie 53, 55, 58, 60, 138 Schoon, Thomas 53, 138, 149 Seberger, David 42, 53, 58, 59, 62, 138, 153 Seberger, Steve 53, 58, 59, 102 Sechrest, Jeanean 10, 138 Serrano, Debbie 61, 72, 138 Shaw, Troy 57 Sheets, Scott 64, 65, 108, 138, 149 Sheline, Kevin 64, 138 Short, Margaret 60, 72, 87, 138 Shrader. Karen 52, 53, 55, 58, 68. 123, 129, 138 Siersema, Kathy 138 Sills, Darrel 63, 138 Silva, Jose 63 Silva, Xavier 138 Simko, Donna 52, 53, 60, 61, 70, 71, 119, 120, 138 Skomac, Dorothy 60, 65, 138 Smith, Denise 60, 62, 65, 120, 139 Smith, Djuana 60, 139 Smith, James 61, 65, 139 Smith, Joseph 61 Sobzak, David 119 Sovinski, Vivian 139 Stadt, Kari 17, 53. 55, 64, 65, 70, 129, 139, 141 Stewart, Dana 41, 53, 55, 58, 63, 119, 139 Stewart, Henry 60, 139 Stotts, Robbin 63, 139 Thomas, Allen 139 Thomas, Kathy 60, 61, 139, 150 Thorn berry, Chris 23, 37, 61, 139 Tigner, David 139 Trotter, Charise 55, 73, 139 Turner, Rhonda 62, 63, 68, 139 Tyree, Linda 61, 73, 124, 139 Vandiver, Steven 139 Villareal, Phillip 42, 53, 54, 55, 58. 59, 64, 65. 129, 140, 141, 154 Vineyard, Edie 60, 61. 140 Vuckovich, Anthony 58, 59, 140, 154 Wadkins, Timmy 140 Walker, Danny 55, 58, 59, 98, 101, 140 Warrens, Troy 37, 140 Warner, Danny 23, 140 Washington, Charlie 52, 58, 59, 70, 102, 103, 140, 149, 162 Washington, Frank 61 Waters, Kally 60, 61, 140 Watson, Rhonda 53, 58, 66, 140 Watson, Tim 140 Welch, Earl 37, 140,154 West, Roger 37, 56, 57 Whitehead, Tony 21, 37, 58, 70, 149 Wilkins, Anna 141 Williams, Barbara 62, 141 Williams, JoAnn 141 Williams, Pamela 58, 141 Wise, Marlene 58, 62, 141 Wood, Diana 41, 55, 58, 70, 141 Yocum, Penny 73, 141 Index 183 184 Closing sen angeio. texas i 4