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

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These pictures were taken by the Camera Club, and were the runners-UD in the contest. 1. “Questions taken by Bill Baldwin 2. “What’s A Matter—No Boys?” taken by David Cooper 3. “Delay In Route” taken by Bob Bowman 4. “Call To Worship” taken by David Cooper 5. “Titration” by Bob Hobson 6. “Problems” by David Cooper PAGE TWENTY-NINE

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Hold That Pose! The goal of the Camera Club is to teach young people who are interested in photography how to take and develop good pictures. This year they sponsored a picture contest. The winners of this contest were Bob Hobson, who received first and third places, and Peter Brown, first and third places for pictures entitled “What’s Cookin’’ and “The Stretch”, and Peter Brown, who placed second with his picture “The Road Home”. Their pictures and other place winners are a feature in the Excalibur. President Ralph Skoog, Vice President Jerry Johnston, and Secretary- Treasurer Bob Hobson make up the execu¬ tive board for the Camera Club. This organization sponsored a showing of ■National High Photographic Award Win¬ ners. The Camera Club is going to con¬ tinue to furnish dark room equipment, and any other needed equipment. This club is under the direction of Mr. Dean. 1st Row: The officers of the Camera Club are: Jerry Johnston, vice president; Bob Hobson, secre¬ tary and treasure; and Ralph Skoog, president. 2nd Row: Vicky Palmonari, Al Teagle, Jim Weaver, Earl Gray, Dave McMichael, Peter Brown, Bob Michelssn, Dave Cooper, Jerry Neimeyer, Dolores Bremer, Kennie DeCrow, and Bob Cottrell. Last Row: Bruce Benbow, Ronnie Smith, Ray Bow¬ man, Bob Blimm, Jim Wood, Bryan Nelson, Bill Baldwin, Don Nelson, Tom Johnstone, Jack Smead, Jim Scott, Joe Jaeger, and Armond Akey.

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By the Student The A Cappella performs at the Easter Convocation sponsored by the Student Council. Down the hall to room 4 we find the government of our school, the Student Council. Through this organization we learn to be a “democracy within in a democracy”. The Student Council officers are elected in the spring of the year by the student body after hard and heavy campaigning. The officers elected last spring were Gordon Gerdt, president; Bob Hobson, vice president; Betty Sigler, secretary; and Bob Armstrong, treasurer. The remaining members were elected in the homerooms. During the course of the year, the Student Council has charge of Christmas and Easter decorations and Holiday Convocations. This year’s main project is a Freshman orientation which will be effective next year. It is the duty of the Student Council to settle any major student government problems. “College Day” offered a chance for Juniors and Seniors to ask questions of representatives from many of Indiana’s colleges and universities. PAGE THIRTY