Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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LOUIE, LOUIE” and Valley of the Jolly Green Giant” highlight 105 minute afternoon performance by Kingsmen Norm Sundholm, Lynn Eoston, Mike Mitchell, Dick Peterson and Barry Curtis. 3 r fund drives, basketball tournament Mr. Frank Gradisher reset tables for next rush of breakfasters. Student enthusiasm for ticket sales smashed records and dubbed fifth annual pancake break- fast “largest in the world”. PTA divvied out pro- ceeds to school clubs and departments. Pancakers boasting, six dollar ticket sales con- vened in auditorium March 21 for 105 minute lark by the Kingsmen. Fivesome, commenting on “Louie, Louie”, tossed two souvenir neckties and a drumstick to audience. High-ticket-selling seventh graders earned ring- side rights in capacity crowd. Kingsmen escaped throng of autograph hunters by pulling out as decoy car held fans. Eight Gavit boys joined cohorts from Griffith and Hammond High for Mr. Sam Spitale’s bas- ketball team. Entered in the Whiting Community Basketball League, team boasted record of eleven wins and five losses. Page Twenty-five

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PORTHOLE DISPLAY lures little boy to toothpick rooster. Outside forces al SPITALE ' S BASKETBALL TEAM — Front row . Mr. Sam Spitale, P. Spitale, J. Gurnak. Back row; D. Spitale, L. Grunnet. B. Natkin. Not pictured. E. Tall, J. Sako, B. Kramer, D. Rich. KP ' s Mr. Jose Cruze-Alvarez, Mr. Robert Jackson and Page Twenty-four

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LUGGING six days ' wardrobe, juniors Julia Saculla and Jane Dibblee concoct plans for Washington trip. FADISTS Sally Bewley, Leone Skalnik and George Clarke model year’s crazes — pinned up or casual hair, knee-high boots, John Lennon caps, jumpers, textured nylons, stacked heels, windbreakers and black suede shoes. LEVER-PULLING pollsters electing President, Governor and state sen- ators file past clerks en route to lobby voting machine. Page Twenty-six