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

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JUNIORS The smiling faces of these four people belong to the junior leaders who led their class to achievement during the year. They are: Vice President Dick Platt, Secretary Bob Cleveland, Treasurer Betty Lisins, and President Carl Steuer. These four performed ably the many tasks given them. The class of ’46 did not become interested in sponsoring their own activities the first half of the year, but contented themselves with studying hard and engaging in school activities and those events sponsored by other classes. Active partici¬ pation was given to all football and basketball games, Friday night dances, and other entertain¬ ment. One could be sure that the presence of the junior class members at school affairs meant added interest, peji, and fun. Not to be outdone by members of other classes, the peppy juniors en¬ tered wohle-heartedly into all of the clubs and organizations of the school, gaining coveted places on the Honor Roll each six weeks, and giving service to their school by assisting in the library, shop, and as hall monitors. In ways such as these. First: C. . gnew, J. Almy, P. Anderson, A. Batterman. R. Benson, B. Bleiweis B. Carrolb Sec¬ ond: V. Carter, H. Claussen, B. Cleveland, J. Dance, H. Donnelly, R. Einspar, B. Ensweiller. Third: D. Farster, R. Fate, J. Fawley, A. Ferrero, M. Fiegle, W. Fuchs, B. Fuerst. ' A Q ,o.

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DONNA LU BROWN—Sunshine President EUGENE JACKSON—Class Secretary ROBERT LENNERTZ—Vice President NADA GENTLEMAN—Editor-in-chief

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First: J. Fulk, B. Glassford, M. Glinski, L, Greiman, L. Grimes, D. Grubbe, E. Gudenschwager. Second: L. (iumbiner, H. Habenicht, G. Hall, C. Hays, D. Hedloff, R. Hegan, J. Hobson. Third: P. Hofferber, C. Holmquist, A. Howe, J. Hudson, P. Hurst, J. Jenkins, D. Johnson. they showed that they were willing and able to accept any responsibilities that would aid the faculty and the student body. Of all phases of school life, the juniors were most outstanding in the field of athletics. It is an interesting fact, too, to note that when cheer¬ leaders were selected in the fall of the school year. three were chosen from the entire school and all three were from the junior class. On December 30, activities of this class began with a dance held after the Idttle Five Conference ' I ' ourney. Due to hard work in making jjrepara- tions for this end-of-the-year celebration, the dance was a fitting climax to the first semester’s work. First: E. Kach, D. Kahldahl, D. Keiser, B. Kruger, J. Kubal. A. Lauerman, K. Letterer. Second: B. Little, B. Lisius, D. Lewis, J. Lottes, H. Lundgren, D. McF ' arland, C. Manders. Third: J. Mi- kuta, E. Moore, U. Muzzall, 1. Nagy, P. Neises, J. Palmer, R. Petrovitch.