Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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Popcorn a ‘Gig Gulp 9 and thou? Great anticipation began to build as students waited in line for their ticket. They wondered, “Will the adventure fulfill our wildest dream?” They clustered in a line waiting to purchase a ticket to fantasy, romance, intrigue, comedy or adventure. Yes, there was something here for everyone’s taste in motion pictures. Six CHSers traveled to Cinema I Sr II on Ridge Road in November to escape into a world of make- believe. With a ist ul o popcorn the participants explored the dream world of the movies! Cinema 3

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Seen any seed mevies lately? a: Will it be “Dots or a Snickers” bar? Freshman Osiynn Bowsky and senior Darren Shumpert make a selection at the candy counter. b: Checking out” the coming attrac- tions, Tracy Newell, junior, and Shan- non Robinson, freshman, pause in the cinema lobby. c: Students pay admission to a current “flick” from a Cinema I g- II “ticket-taker.” d: Foreign exchange student Bente Sorensen, junior, and Shannon Robin- son enter the doors to escapism at the local movie theatre. 2 Cinema

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Year ' brings ley, tragedy Picture this: A Superbowl title for a Chicago team? Well, in 1986 the jinx was broken and the Bears, “the monsters of the mid- way,” pounded the New England Patriots, 46-10, in the Super- bowl. On January 20 the Challenger shuttle exploded shortly following launch and seven crew members, including the first teacher in space, were killed. Tragedies connected with ter- rorism were prevalent during the summer. An American ser- viceman was killed when a TWA jet departing from Athens was hi- jacked. Later in the summer The Achille Lauro, an Italian luxury liner, was hijacked by Palestinian terrorists and one American was murdered. On the lighter side, entertainer Bruce Springsteen sang “Born in the USA” to sellout audiences on a national tour. All photos courtesy of World Wide Photos, Associated Press. 4 In the News