Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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yv 0 oo r CLUB CALU- MET. Calumet High School 3900 Calhoun St. Gary, Indiana 46408 Volume 35 Art provided by Calumet Graphic Arts Department and senior Rob Joseph • • 7 .t ?

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Journeying out to visit fun places If you are like most CHS students, you enjoy being surrounded by friends, good food, and lively, entertaining music. Goi ng out can be costly, but most people do not seem to mine! spending money for amusement. Traveling out into the Nor- thwest Indiana region, seven CHSers made a stop at Mer- rillville’s “Celebration Sta- tion.” The amusement and dining establishment, located on U.S. 30, provided the opportunity for the students to enjoy video games, a mechanical musical show and pizza. Although the restaurant is especially geared for the very young, the CHSers found no dif- ficulty in re-capturing a youthful outlook. Participating in the outing were seniors Lori Jones, Don Neeley, juniors Charlene Avant, Ted Gutierrez, sophomores Diane Flores, Kenny Jones and freshman Jennifer Hamilton. If you are out on a date, or just out with friends, the Calumet Region offered many choices for a fun recreational outing. a: CHSers view the mechanical entertain- ment of “Celebration Station’s” own Pantones. b: junior Ted Gutierrez tries his ability at a game of Skee-Ball. c: Freshman Kenny Jones handles Ms. Pac- Man with apparent ease. d: Disguised as “Woofy,” senior Don Neeley greets fellow students. e: Freshman Jennifer Hamilton and Don Neeley dance along to the music of the “WOOF Weather Station.” f: Junior Charlene Avant challenges the Turbo video game, while Don Neeley views her score. Theme