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

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Mr. Kindle: Mr. Kindle can well be proud of his agriculture work, for most of the boys taught in his classes will do this important work after graduating. Mr. Kindle also teaches Biology. Mr. Church: Industrial arts is a useful sub¬ ject for all. Some may think of this study as a course for boys only; but Mr. Church has both boys and girls enjoying this im¬ portant work. Mr. Ready: All those who have heard our band, directed by Mr. Ready, are thrilled at the splendid artistr y exhibited. Joy is supreme when the Crown Point High School band plays. Mr. Hale: Mr. Hale teaches mechanically minded students the many func¬ tions of machine shop. Mrs. Thomas: Students of our school shall never forget the pleasant experi¬ ences of participating in choral activities under the direction of Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas has the ability to produce excellent singing groups.

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Mr. Ruby: Not only is Mr. Ruby the coach, but he is an excellent example for the students. Many boys will live a healthy life because Mr. Ruby teaches the rules of health so well that these rules become a part of those students who study this subject. Mrs. Seamonson: Important characters of history march in pomp and power; out¬ standing events paraded before the eyes of the students, and patriotism reigns in Mrs. Seamonson’s history classes. Miss Greenberg: Miss Greenberg came to our school the second semester of this year. She taught English to the freshmen, and civics to the seniors, sponsored the student council, and the National Honor Societ} ' . She is shown with her hobby of pictures of model homes. Mr. Watson: Mr. Watson loves Physics and anyone who studies his favorite subject. He believes that this is a very important part of the high school education, and teaches it with characteristic vigor and thoroughness.

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Miss Mauck: Oh, for a thousand tongues to tell” the value of English, speech, debate, and dramatics. Miss Albright: If the way to the heart is through the stomach. Miss Albright has found many hearts. Delicious meals, at a reasonable cost, for teachers and students are prepared daily by IVIiss .-Mbright and the cafeteria classes. Miss Wagner: Pictures that hang on memory’s walls are the ones which Miss Wagner and the class like to paint. Mrs. Mracek: Many students have found a genuine friend and counselor in Mrs. Mracek. She is always willing to help any student in the guidance toward a successful life. Mrs. Christopherson: Mrs. Christopher.son taught English, civics, sponsored the student council and directed the social hour at noon. Her interest in young people, and love for her subjects gained for her a host of friends. Mrs. King: Mrs. King’s practical experiences in the business world aid her greatly in teaching shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping for the business of life.