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

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INKLINGS STAFF EDITOR . ASSISTANT EDITOR SCHOOL EDITOR . SPORTS EDITOR . EXCHANGE EDITOR HUMOR J HALL OF FAME INTRAMURALS BAND NEWS ... GEORGIA CARROLL TOM ADKINS MARJORIE FRAME BILL CARROLL FBLICITAS BURBULIS ( GEORGE VINNEDGE J WARREN PIERCE 1 ROBERT PLACE Ldick hill WARREN BROWN JACK TADMAN BEATRICE SELLERS CIRCULATION ASSEMBLY PROGRAM! REPORTERS SPONSOR . 1 NORMAN KAPER ANNA KASARSKI . MARY HAZLETT ( KARL KROST ROSE DO VI CHI J ELIZA BETH SCHIESER ‘|RUTH SEBERGER CLIFFORD McELWEE v WARREN PORTER . MISS TAGGART MAKE-UP EDITOR .. MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR . MIMEOSCOPE . ... STENCIL TYPISTS . TYPISTS . SPONSOR .. YPING STAFF ELIZABETH RETTIG .... DOROTHY HOLLOWAY ... ALICE DIAMOND , DORIS ROSE ... -J GEORGIA AMMERMAN l WARREN BROWN j RUTH KAMMERT — J MARIE LUEBCKE ... MISS WRIGHT This year’s newspaper staff accom¬ plished many things. They aroused a great deal of interest in a school paper which had been dead for the past six years; they won the third prize in a county contest sponsored by the Lake County Tuberculosis Association; sent Marjorie Frame and Georgia Carroll as delegates to the annual High School Press Convention held at Franklin Col¬ lege, and were admitted to Quill and Scroll, a national journalistic fraternity. First Row—E. Schieser, A. Kasarski, T. Adkins, Miss Taggart, G. Carroll, R. Dovichi, J. Thompson Second Row—D. Hill, B. Carroll, W. Pierce, K. Krost, R. Seberger, M. Frame Third Row—G. Vinnedge, R. LaCroix, W. Brown, F. Burbulis, M. Hazlett Twenty-nine

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T wenty-eight BULLDOG STAFF First Row—Carlson, Diamond, Henderson, Baldwin, Bixenman, Carroll, Wheeler, Hartung, Turner, Frame, Scull Second Row—Mr. Jones, Rose, Holloway, Swanson, Shisler, Kasarski, Harper, Heide, Sering, Rettig, Mrs. Allman, Miss Wright Third Row—George Vinnedge, Bruce Hood, Floyd Seramur, Danks, Conquest, Brown, Kaper, Tyler EDITOR . GEORGIA CARROLL ASSISTANT EDITOR . LESTER BIXENMAN PICTURE EDITORS . BUSINESS MANAGERS ADVERTISING COMMITTEE CIRCULATION COMMITTEE NEWS EDITOR . SPORTS WRITERS . HUMOR . STUFF AND NONSENSE CLASS HISTORY . CLASS WILL . ( MARJORIE FRAME MARY SCULL {JOHN WHEELER l HOWARD HARTUNG fMARY LOU HARPER JANDRES TYLER jFLOYD SERAMUR UACK TURNER (-DORIS ROSE J WARREN BROWN (LESLIE CONQUEST LETHEL MAE SERING ANNA KASARSKI { MARILYN SHISLER JOHN BALDWIN ( ELIZABETH RETTIG ( GEORGE VINNEDGE PHYLLIS BURROUGHS ( EDITH SWANSON (BRUCE HOOD ( BARBARA HEIDE (DOROTHY HOLLOWAY (ALLEN DANKS MAKE-UP EDITORS ALICE ' DIAMOND NORMA CARLSON .CLIFFORD HENDERSON Having tried to do our best, we, the •taff, sincerely wish the teahers and under-classmen success on future an¬ nuals and bid all good-luck and farewell.

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Thirty First Row—Huseman, Phillips, Clark, Briggs, Nichols, Carroll, Rudolph, Thompson, Pierce, Nassau Second Row—Mr. Erwin, Wagner, Hargrove, Kelsey, McKnight, Knight, Horton, Hoshaw, Dillie, Pettit, Calvin, Randolph, Hard, Mr. Jones Third Row—Place, Knesek, McConnell, Steger, Turner, Luke, Kammert, Krueger, Howe, Tyler, Bald¬ win, Conquest Crown Point’s chapter of the Young Men’s Christian Association has attain¬ ed a new high this year under the leadership of its president, Leslie Con¬ quest, who is helped by the following officers: Andres Tyler, vice-president; Bill Howe, secretary; Don Pettit, treas¬ urer; and John Baldwin, sargeant-at- arms. The club has made a great suc¬ cess sponsoring the check room. It has more members this year than last since all high school boys are allowed to join. They have had five or six well-known men in school and town give talks on various vocations in which the boys are interested. The boys are now working with the Girl Reserves in taking dancing lessons in order that they will be able to put on better dances with more people taking part. Even Mr. Jones, the Hi-Y spon¬ sor, is taking them. The Girl Reserves gave a chili supper for the Hi-Y. Now the boys are plan¬ ning to return this by giving some kind of entertainment for the girls. Also they are planning to send certain boys to different conventions for Hi-Y clubs as was done last year by the club. Andres Tyler brought back a lot of interesting and valuable information from a national convention at Berea, Kentucky. Hi-Y members this year have done much within the school and community by living up to their slogan; Clean speech, clean living, clean sports, and clean scholarship. The members by do¬ ing this have shown a marked superior¬ ity over the rest of the boys in school as far as grades are concerned, showing that the club has been successful.