Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

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Mr. Ready, our band direc¬ tor, at work, as usual, repair¬ ing someone’s clarinet. Miss Brown, who replaced Mrs. King the second semes¬ ter, checks Virginia Smith’s typing. Our senior English, speech, and debate instructor, Miss Mauck, gives us one of her pleasing smiles. Mrs. King, who left us at the beginning of the second semester, watches Miss Laute- bur, also a typing teacher, whose nimble fingers are keyed” for practicing what they both preach. In addition to his duties as coach, Mr. Ruby makes health interesting to the freshmen and sophomore boys. 10

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Miss Albright, home economics teacher, shows Mary Jane Cannon the fine art of making your home beautiful. Looks mighty complicated, doesn’t it? But to our chemistry teacher, Mrs. Cochran, the process of distillation is quite simple. Class-room chalk talk with Mrs. Scales, our math teacher, as she ex¬ plains an algebraic equation to Pat Brown and John Held. Mrs. Thomas, our choral director, looks over a musical composition as she relaxes for a few minutes in her homey” chorus room. Mrs. Mracek, our attendance di¬ rector, smiles at Lee Boyd, as they look over the senior class list. 9

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... ur Jfrienbg JWofit (Eager to J|elp Ub Wtytxi We Hre in j£eeb of utbance Miss Foulk takes time out from her gym class to show Pee-Wee,the commando purp, the intricacies of badminton. What a lot of nuts ' and bolts! But Mr. Hershey doesn’t look very puzzled. Could it be because he teaches machine shop? Mr. Watson, who teaches physics, displays that class¬ room smile while tinkering around on the static machine. Miss Aken, our journalism and freshman English teacher, wishes you a Merry Christmas from behind one of her win¬ dow displays. 11