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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
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‘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
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