High-resolution, full color images available online
Search, browse, read, and print yearbook pages
View college, high school, and military yearbooks
Browse our digital annual library spanning centuries
Support the schools in our program by subscribing
Privacy, as we do not track users or sell information
Page 10 text:
“
FOR THE FUTURE . . . We Live and Learn At Crown Point High That we might enjoy the future of our dreams and ideals, we have applied ourselves to the preparation for our part in bringing that future about. It is seniors past, present, and future who are giving their all to this world-wide conflict. But it is not only ours to fight for, it is also ours to envision a new world to be; so—“for the future we look to the sky.” High school has helped us to catch the vision of a world free from strife, selfishness and autocracy. It has also helped us to see our responsibility for helping to reconstruct, rehabilitate, reclothe, and feed the world until our hopes for peace and world co-oper¬ ation are made and put into effect. To implement this sense of responsibility we have tried to prepare ourselves by taking pre-induction courses and other studies that will make us more effective workers and citizens. We have also participated in school and community activities to hasten Victory. In our publication we shall attempt to show the classroom work, the special wartime activities, the year’s special events, and the extracur¬ ricular activities in which we have been engaged. It is by Excalibur—“the sword of the spirit of true living”— that we shall make our dreams come true—through our courage, our devotion, our patriotism, our intelligence, and our faith. This we pledge our school, our nation, our teachers, our parents, and our God. Favorite meeting place on warm days is the front steps of our fond institution. Today we find Joan Fulk and Billie Mikuta amused at an un¬ identified someone on the left, while Harriet Habenicht and Ed Heuer hold forth in the middle door. Murrell Belanger is talking things over with Gloria Ferrero. Page Six
”
Page 9 text:
“
AND OUR MEN Ammon Aken, Gordon Anderson, John Baldwin, Robert Batterman, John Beck, Francis Bieker, Burdette Bisselberg, Lester Bixenman, Albin Bjorklund, Ray Bjorklund, William Blankenship, John Borchert, Fred Boskey, Dick Bowen, Steve Briggs, George Brooks, Bryant Brown, Philip Brown, Wilford Brown, Orville Buche, Earl J. Buckley, Bob Bunker, Sylvester Busse (deceased). Richard Calvin, Milton Carlson, Wayne Carlson, George Carroll, William F. Carroll, Ed Casey, Art Christman, Paul Church, Charles Clark, George Claussen, Bob Cole, Benjamin Combs, George Cooper, Stanley Cribben, Luther Dance, Jack Davis, Joel Davis, Paul Davis, Clarence Dietrich, Donald Dillabaugh, Merle Dille, George Drackert. Dick Fajkiner, Paul Farster, Bob Feighner, Louis Ferrero, Albert Fiegle, Gerald Fiegle, Wilbur Fiegle, Dick Fifield, Raymond Finkle- stein, Franklin Fitch, Bob Forsythe, Paul Frame, Joe Franesk, Arthur Fronek, Jack l ' uerst, Bill Gervais, Rodney Gervais, Dick Glover, Robert Golden, Roman Goszewski, Garth GrifFen, Dick Graper, Bob Grayson, Bud Griesel, Bill Gullic. Lloyd Haniford, Ed Hannon, Karl Hanslick. John Hayden, Bill Harper, Jim Harris, Howard Hartung, Arnold Henderlong, Ralph Hender- long, Harold Herlitz, Lawrence Hershman, Dick Hill, Milton Hodges, William Hofferber, Edgar Hoffman, Edward Hoffman, Charles Holloway, Hilding Holmquist, Kenneth Holm- quist, Bruce Hood, Donald Warren Hoover, Gerald Horst, Harold Horst, Tom Howard, Bill Howe, Dean Hull. Wilbur Huseman. John Ingram, Pat Isenbarger, Melvin Jacobs, Harry Johns, Aria Johnson, Bob Kaldahl, Richard Kammert, Norman Kaper, Charles Keck, Jack Keehn, Elwood Kelsey, Everett Kiser, Art Kistler, Francis Klarkowski, Don Klein, Fred Klein, Carl Knesek, Herman Knesek, Jimmy Knight, Jack Knotts, Sylvester Kors, Wilbur Kors, Dick Kretschmar, James Kretschmar, Rbbert Kretschmar, William Kretschmar. IN THE SERVICE George J. Laben, Joseph LaBuda, Dick LaCroix, Herbert Lamphier, Glenn Leeson, Bernard Lewis, Charles Lewis, Harry Lewis, James Lewis, Kenneth Linton, Roland Lisius, Leon Lump, Virgil McCarty, John Robert McConnell, Charles McFadden, Victor McKnight, Edward Metz, Howard Meyer, Ben Mikuta, Charles Miller, Donald Miller, John Mosier, William Murray, Dick Nichols, Tom O’Connell. Malcolm Parry, Jim Paryzek, John Paryzek, Herbert Patz, Bud Payne, Bob Peters, Donald Pettit, Harold Pettit, Bill Pfaff, Robert Pierce, Warren Pierce, John Pilsitz, John Pinter, Robert Place, Virgil Place, Cecil Porch, Martin Porter, Marc Poulton, Erwin Purdy. Homer Randolph, Bob Reilly, Bob Rettig, Walter Ringen, Robert Robertson, Don Ross, George Ross, Harold Ross, Ed Rossi, Gilbert Rouhselange, Joe Rudolph, Orson Ruehl. Ralph Scheidt, Walter Schlentz, Raymond Schmidt, Ralph Schroeter, Norman Seegers, Boyd Seramur, Floyd Seramur, Robert Sera- mur, Wilen Shisler, Ray Shroka, Charles Shutts, Russell Simpkins, Ed Skaggs, Erving Southworth, Ted Steger, Harold Steiner, John Steiner, Irwin Steuer, Milford Steuer, James Stife, Malcolm Stonex, Herman Strakis, Walter Swanson. Thomas Taylor, Jr., Ollie Thompson, Wilbur Tolen, Bob Traves, Jack Turner, Bennett Tyler, Joseph Tyler, Dick Veach, Robert Veach, George Vinnedge, Robert Volk, John Wachter, James Wagner, Wilfred Wagner, Gordon Watt, James Watt, George Wemple, Harold Wendte, Robert Westphal, Karl Wer- line, Kenneth Werline, Lee Westbay, Albert White, Herbert Whitehead, Janies Williamson, John Winberry, Donald Wood, Junior Woods, Gilbert Wright, Bud Young, Robert Youkey, George Zajicek, Jack Tadman. Luella Foss and Helen Tennant are membrs of the WAACs. Beatrice Pfaff is a memebr of the Army Nurse Corps. Everett Scales, Melvin Newlin, Leland Lane, former faculty members, are also serving in the armed forces. Page Five
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
