Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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a. Jennifer Cruse, Mindy Mullens, and Michelle Rhone con- tribute the sweet sounds of the flute during practice, b. Richie Ja mes and Doug Tharp add the beat of the drums to the musical score, c. Carolyn Terpstra plays her flute with great concen- tration. BAND 15

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BAND WORKS HARD The members of the CHS band were kept busy through- out the year. From the be- ginning of school they were in charge of providing pre-game and half-time performances at all home football games. During the winter, the band provided pep at all home bas- ketball games. And in the spring the band worked hard to perfect their sound for their annual spring concert, not to mention all the time needed to rehearse for band contests throughout the state. Each member contributed valuable sound for the proud CHS band. a. Mrs. Potoma gives last minute instruc- tions to the band before they begin to prac- tice. b. Andy Hescher, Mike McBride, Kim Holmes, and Adam Hutchinson add the smooth sounds of the brass section to the band. c. Joe Cudziol, Karen McBride, and Christine Metcalfe concentrate on the mu- sic as they play their parts. 14 BAND

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A DAY AT WRIGLEY FIELD Ms. Payne decided this would be a good year to take her fifth and sixth hour classes to a Cubs base- ball game; so, on April 26, 1989 she did just that. The classes were comprised of mainly freshmen and seniors. Ms. Payne also invited Ms. Green’s yearbook staff to go along. In all, fifty people from CHS atteded the Cubs game. Everyone was excited to see the Cubs battle the world champion Dodgers. The Dogers won the game 4-3, but the trip was well worth it. Signs were made and displayed for the television cameras during the seventh innning stretch: GO CUBS! Karen Wheatly displays her excitement about being at the game. Kim Kasarda tells a classmate about the ball Andre Dawson threw to her that a stranger stole, as her friends listen to another account of the story. 16 FIELD TRIP