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

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Page Twenty-nine Many girls have found the Home Economics course interesting and valuable, under the direction of Mrs. Nesbitt. She, with the aid of her classes, prepares lunch for those students who remain at school during the noon hour. In physics class, Mr. Watson explains interestingly the laws of the universe. Next on our program is Miss Mauck. Departments under her direction are English, speech, and dramatics. Thru the years, we find her directing plays, coaching debate teams, and assisting in the production of the yearbook. All reference for our programs is kept in order by Miss Stoops. She also directs a Freshman English class and a bi-weekly school report, the Inklings. Behind the scenes, Mr. Church efficiently trains assistants in mechanical drawing and industrial arts. The conductor of our program “Meet The Band” is Mr. Ready. Under his direction, long hours of practice result in perfect timing and harmony. Mr. Hale, another member of the production staff, instructs students in the technology of machinery.

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MRS. KING MISS RICKENBAUGH The second semester found Mrs. Cochran at the “Listening-Post” directing at¬ tendance and guidance during the afternoon. In the morning she directed classes in high school mathematics and first and second year Latin. Mrs. Thomas, in charge of the “Hour of Charm,” directs two annual concerts, in which the entire choir participates. She also devotes her time to several special musical groups. Recently returned from the service, Mr. Carnahan has charge of the personnel of programs in the afternoon. He also directs gymnasium programs and classes in health and safety. Art and culture become more realistic through Miss Wagner’s helpful guidance. She divides her time between the high school and elementary students. The fundamentals of good English are taught to underclassmen by Miss Lauter- bur. Creative writing is especially encouraged. Mrs. King, director of the Commercial Department gives her knowledge of the business world on to her students with accuracy and understanding. The problems of agriculture are discussed in detail in Mr. Hindle’s Agriculture classes. Practical Application of the subject is stressed. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Hindle the Future Farmers of America is an organization which has grown from this subject. Page Thirty