Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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’Good News Bears’ dribble at CHS “Shooting the hoops on March 22, the Chicago Bears joined with regional schools like CHS, Grif- fith and Highland in the Calumet fieldhouse for a fun game of basketball. Joining in for the Bears team was Richard Dent, “Super Bowl Most Valuable Player”; Emery Morehead “tightend”; Jim Mor- rissey “linebacker”; Len Walterscheid, “safety”; Jim Tharp, “offensive guard”; Revey Sorey, retired; and Greg Latta, retired. Taking the court for Calumet’s team were Mr. Randy Harkabus, “The Appliance”; Mr. Jerry Tauber; Miss Carmen Lis; Mr. Lou Lindinger; Mr. Richard Sopko and Mr. Michael Stamper. When the buzzer sounded at the end of the fourth quarter, the final score was Chicago Bears, 86, and the coaches from the regional schools, 79. a: Bears and coaches watch as Mr. Jerry Tauber from Calumet High School, scores two points against the Bears, b: Greg Latta signs autographs for Nor- thwest Indiana fans. c: CHS’ Coach Carmen Lis moves offen- sively down court against Bears players Jim Osborn, 68, and Jim Tharp, 60. d: Bears’ player Richard Dent, 95, grabs a rebound against the faculty squad, e: Bears-Coaches: row 1: Jim Morrissey, Bears; Gerry Gurardo, Griffith; Carmen Lis, CHS; Greg Latta, Bears; Richard Sopko, CHS; Len Walterscheid, Bears; row 2: Dave Shellbourne, Highland; Tom Summers, Highland; Bob Wakefield, Highland; Lou Lindinger, CHS; Mike Stamper, CHS; row 3: Jerry Tauber, CHS; Jim Osborne, Bears; Bob Hastings, Grif- fith; Richard Dent, Bears; Randy Harkabus, CHS; Jim Tharp, Bears; Revey Sorey, Bears; Emery Moorehead, Bears; Greg Millikan, Griffith; and Ray Cross, f: Bears’ Emery Moorehead, 87, scores two of his team’s points on a lay-up shot. 22 The Chicago Bears

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Voices, music lift holiday spirits Capturing the sights and sounds of Christmas, Band, Chorus and Drama Departments enhanced the holiday spirit by presenting concerts. Chorus and Drama Depart- ments joined together to perform the Christmas story for students and the community in two separate performances on December 12. As the story was depicted on the stage, the Chorus sang carols representing each scene. CHS Band members enlivened the holidays with a concert on December 18. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Belinda Potoma, the group played a variety of Christmas music. The perfor- mance was given in the evening in the CHS auditorium. a: Coming to visit the child, three shepherds, portrayed by senior Andrea Flores, sophomore Melissa Stewart and junior Rutn Sutton, follow the star. d: Portraying Joseph and Mary during the 1985 Christmas play, juniors David Gon- zales and Emily Farmer, perform a scene with the three shepherds, c: Delivering lines as Caesar, junior Don Baron announces the proclamation, d: Mrs. Belinda Potoma leads the Band, as sophomore Danny Hucko, seniors Kathleen Eastman and Danielle Wigs- moen perform a trio selection, e: During the 1985 Christmas Pageant, junior Cnris Scott, senior John Skomac and junior Danny Gronendyke bring gifts as the three Wisemen. In the background the Chorus sings, We Three Kings.” Christmas Concerts 21

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