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

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Camera Club The Camera Club was organized to create a greater knowledge of the correct methods of photog¬ raphy. The students who join this organization learn how to take and develop better pictures. Each year they have been adding something more to their dark¬ room to help them accomplish these methods. They use this information and skill when they enter their pictures in the Camera Club’s annual contest. Again this year they sponsored a display of the National Photographic Award Winners. The sponsor of the organization is Mr. Dean and the officers are Bob Hobson, president; Bill Baldwin, vice president; and Jeanne Biggs, secretary-treasurer. Bob Hobson, presi¬ dent, is shown taking a picture of the club. Debate Resolved that the Atlantic Pact Nations should form a federal union” is the statement Keith Patter¬ son is so diligently bringing forth to his fellow debat¬ ers: Ann Tullis, Mary Jo Tullis, Sandra Franz, Nancy lams, Betty Kincy, Martin Frederixon, Bob Heister- berg, Tom Dickerman, Ed Wright, Bill Parry, and Marion Cox. This statement was used throughout the many debates these people were entered. This organization attended three discussion meets, eighteen debates, three student congresses and four speech meets. They also had a wonderful two days at Purdue for a debate conference at which they saw a play and attended a banquet. Page seventeen

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Top picture. Left to right: Ronald Phillips, Eddie Rohrbach, Philip Crider, Ursula Keldenich, Carole Kimberlin, Connie Doty, Joan Stuhlmacher, Jerry Johnston, Eston Perry, George Komechak, Roger Patz, Bill Buehrle, Bob Geisen, Tom Biegel, Mary Aiken, Tom Dickerman, Marvin Boles. Bottom picture. Left to right: Officers, Tom Dickerman, President; Annie Bowers, Treasurer; Marvin Boles, Vice Presi¬ dent, Mary Aiken, Secretary. Student Council A visitor sitting in on a Student Council meeting might say that the council members have an easy job sitting around discussing school problems and reporting student opinions to the faculty. This may be partly true, but what they see and hear in the meetings constitute only a part of the council activities. To find the other duties he could ask any of the members about selling ice cream at ball games, making up and publishing a handbook about Crown Point High School, arranging religious convocations or deco¬ rating the halls at Christmas and Easter. This is the real work of the council and the part that gives them responsibility and a sense of duty, the two things that make any democratic form of government work! Page sixteen

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Latin Club The Latin Club was established quite a number of years ago to promote greater interest not only in the language but the people and events that happened during the great Roman Empire. This organization, sponsored by Mr. Fredericks, holds its meetings during class time, the only meeting that is held outside of class is the initiation of the new members. The members of the Club are: Page eighteen Bob Harris, Betty Soyring, Betty Kincy, Bob Heisterberg, Carlene Roberts, Carol Gerlach, Carole Kimberlin, Cassimer Drangelis, Joyce Smith, Joan Ewer, Howard Hall, Georganne See, Eddie Rohrbach, Clayton Root, Juanita Arndt, Judy Gilbey, Marion Mynatt, Martha Heisterberg, Martin Frederixon, Mary Tullis, Tommy Robinson, Sherry Nelson, Sandra Franz, Richard Blanchard, Nancy lams, Avanell Gambill, and Barb Denny. Science Club Here we see Ralph Skoog, president, holding a meeting of the Science Club. This club deals mostly with exploring the many fields of science. All the students in the chemistry and physics classes go to these gatherings to work on their class experiments. It helps the students keep in step with their school work. All these meetings are very informal and there are no restrictions in this club with the exception of paying for broken equipment. Students may come and go as they wish. The officers of this club are Ralph Skoog, president; Earle Gray, vice president; Carol Barmore, secretary-treasurer, and Mr. Cochran, sponsor.