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

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ADMINISTRATION Crown Point Schools welcomed two new administrators this year . . . J. Russel Hiatt as super¬ intendent, and Austin Walker as principal. Our school board mem¬ bers are Floyd Vance, secretary; Lowell Held, president; and Julius Greisel, treasurer. Protecting our freedom of speech and showing us how to use it to our best advantage are the lan¬ guage department teachers: op¬ posite page Miss Lauterbur, English, Journalism, and sponsor of THE INKLINGS; Miss Swartz English, Latin, and speech; Mrs. Tyler, English, Spanish and de¬ bate; Miss McKenzie, English and sponsor of EXCALIBUR; and Mrs. Mracek, English; Miss Shelby is our librarian, and di¬ rects the Junior and Senior plays. PAGE six

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Whatever you were this year . . . water-boy, cheer¬ leader, student, staff member or innodent bystander it doesn’t matter . . . because it’s a good bet you had fun anyway. The right to express ourselves freely is the basis for the American belief in every individual’s ability to shape his own destiny. In¬ stead of taking it for granted let’s remember that if the young people of a good many countries were given the opportunity to “be themselves” and not puppets they would regard it as a duty and re¬ sponsibility, not a freedom. A good baseball player knows that using his glove every day keeps it flex¬ ible and in good condition . . . freedoms are the same way . . . using them keeps them flexible. Say what you think (after you think, of course!). And it will keep your mind in condition to meet the everchanging demands of the future! TO EXPRESS OURSELVES

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A teacher effects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. Henry Adams PAGE SEVEN TEACHERS