Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Ilf Seniors Visit Washington October 14 seniors went visit Washington D. C. The Washington Monument, Capital Building, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, The White House and the Kennedy Mem- orial, were among the sights they viewed. One of the most interesting places they visited was the Naval Academy. They were able to see the actual cannons that were used for battles. Another place they visited was the Smithsonian Institution. TOP LEFT-Gavit seniors visit the Capital Building. TOP RIGHT-TOP ROW-N. Bunn, S. Treadway, J. Tame. BOTTOM ROW-R. Hines, D. Jurich, J. Sizemore. ABOVE-Students were awed by the Lincoln Monument landmark. ABOVE RIGHT-The White House was one of the scenes that par- ticularly interested students. BELOW -Dan Jurich and Jim Sizemore examine a cannon that was once used for battle.

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Science Fair Challenges The Science Fair took place March 17, 1976. A toatl of 48 students entered from both middle school and high school. There was a total of 16 regional winners. Among the judges were the science teachers from Gavit along with science teachers and com- munity professionals. The win- ner in the Sr. Division for best project was Jim Dufresne and Jr. division Pat Chapin. TOP- Pat Chapin spent many hours preparing his project on Bacteria. CENTER LEFT -Mary Ferris presents her project to the judges. CENTER RIGHT-Life cycle is J. Tame ' s project. LEFT-M. Cataldi exhibits her project.

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Dances Popular At GHS The Webster Dictionary de- fines dancing as a series of co- ordinated movements done intime to music . But to Gavit students it means The Hustle , The Bus- top and good ole touch-dancing These were just a few of the dances that were big in 1976- 1977. The dances served as a good fund raiser for various clubs and organizations, as well as a get- together for friends. We were very lucky to hire some really good talent to per- form at the dances: STONE - WOOD FOX, M R RUSH, JUSTICE and UTOPIA were just a few of the groups that enter- tained Gavit students. Whereas, once a guy would go up to a girl, bow, and formally ask May I have this dance . A girl can now go up to a guy and ask Do you want to do the Hustle. Times are a chang in ' BELOW Two members of Stonewood Fox strum along CENTER couple enjoys a quiet moment on the dance floor. TOP CENTER Julie Pazdur, Gail Smith and Mary Johnson do the BUSTOP . CENTER RIGHT A time for relaxation. BOTTOM CENTER Stonewood Fox flash their talents. 26 School Life