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

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SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Lindley Our office “Big Three,” Mr. Er¬ win, Miss Blackstone, and Mr. Lindley, really cooperate to keep things running smoothly. Miss Blackstone’s ability to type, answer the telephone, and dash down the hall in search of a student, all at the same time should reach Mr. Ripley’s ears any day now. Mr. Erwin is another one for doing about a thousand jobs at the same time, and yet he manages to concen¬ trate on each problem remarkably well. Mr. Lindley takes care of the business at hand and still has time to work with the school board on plans for the improvement of our post-war school. Mr. Erwin and Miss Blackstone

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. Erwin acts as a better- than-the-original Mr. Anthony to the puzzled students of Crown Point High. His variety of jobs and the many miles that he has covered makes him an ideal ad¬ visor. Our school board! l Ir. Walter McLean, treasurer: Mr. Lowell C. Held, secretary; Mr. A. T. IH n d 1 e y , superintendent of schools, and Dr. C. R. Pettibone, president.

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Miss Lauterbur: English and Shorthand be¬ come important and living subjects under the instruction of Miss Lauterbur. She is pictured with her hobby, which is a collection of stage bills. Miss Stoops: Knowledge of library and in¬ terest in Freshman English have reached a maximum under Miss Stoops. Her hobby seems to be phonograph records. Mrs. Cochran: With enthusiasm and vigor Mrs. Cochran portrays the facts of Latin, Chemistry, and high school mathematics. South Pacific souvenirs and Mr. Coch¬ ran apparently are her favorite pastimes. Miss Rickenbaugh: Not only is Miss Rick- enbaugh a competent teacher of short¬ hand, general business, and typing, but she also takes times to transport athletes to various games.