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

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Given Tools of Man From this building comes the youth of today—the hands belong to citizens of tomorrow—From a well-planned and well-executed pro¬ gram of education comes the responsible and intelligent citizen. If all the countries of the world had the equal opportunities that exist in our schools and in other schools throughout our nation, the world situation would invariably be improved by the enlightenment of education. Hands are the God-given tools of man to be used for better or worse. The proper training and utilization of this inherent power when skill¬ fully trained through education, works for the improvement of self and country.

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Hands Are the The teachers, who guide us to learning-pages 8-13 The activities, which give us much enjoyment in high school - pages 14-29 The sports, which give us a keen sense of honor-pages 30-53 The future citizens of tomorrow -——--pages 54-67 The hands that hold the future -- - -pages 68-89 Closing pages 90-94

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School Days This year the March of Dimes was the most successful drive for money. Four home rooms gave on the average of over a dollar per student. Crown Point can really be proud of this ac¬ complishment. We have taken a peek into study hall—here C. P. students catch up on their sleep, write notes, and study? Anyone for turkey? our chef —Mr. Ervin! Our George! Through these three girls, Anne Marie Bowers, Norma Schroeter, and Judy Southworth, he came into being only to be burnt on very hot fire at Merrillville.