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

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Qood ' bye Mr. Eve and Mr. Erwin The problems of Mr. Eve and Mr. Erwin are manifold, but no matter how busy, they are seldom too occupied with their duties to see a student desiring access to their offices. These two men combine a vast store of knowledge along with good common sense to settle the many aca¬ demic and social problems which arise in the course of a school year. They respond with as equal readiness to student plans for a class trip as to a G. I. ' s need for guidance in finishing his high school requirements. Because of their ever willingness to extend a help¬ ing hand, there are no two school officials better loved by the student body of any school.

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(1. to r.) Lowell C. Held, Treasurer, Julius J. Griesel, Secretary; Walter A. McLean, President; Trustees To this group we can well attribute the progressiveness of our school. Through the fore¬ sight, careful planning of these men, and their genuine interest in the welfare of the future citi¬ zens of Crown Point we can be proud to call Crown Point High School our Alma Mater. Lee E. Eve, Superintendent. Miss Blackstone and Mary Ellen Kretschmar. Office Staff These industrious women ar® the backbone of our school of¬ fice. A glance at the always ac¬ curate files, the well-kept desks, and the personages behind them, shows that our school of¬ fice shines with efficiency. Page 18