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

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Writing shorthand, working algebra problems, studying psychology, reading literature, or reviewing for a final exam well occupies an hour in study hall. Room 208 .. . biggest room in the building . . . study hall. It means different things to each C. P. H. S.’er. To freshmen it was big and full of strange people, but okay once you were in and settled down where no one would notice you. For sophomores it was a time for fun. Juniors- and seniors did their best to get out” . . . and seniors very often did! But at sometime or other all of us study — not only because we have to, but because we feel better when we do ... as if some deep need has been satisfied. For honor student Charles Vandcrsee this scene has been typical for four years Page thirteen

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Although each of us is different, it is easy for all of us to remain an active part of the Hub because C. P. H. S. offers enough courses to fit the needs of each individual. Many girls and boys, too, take advantage of the Hub’s excellent commercial department. The busi¬ ness classes send many C. P. H. S.’ers into secre¬ tarial work, or accounting, or any of the hundreds of other careers available in the business world. Those with special talents may choose art, and students who like to work with numbers find satisfaction in sol id geometry and trigonometry. Priscilla Dean watches John Straka paint the finishing touches on his unique painting of an oriental tree. You may not, but Stan Owen and Jim Graeber understand these weird geometric figures they’re looking at. Rochelle Bellamy and Madonna Douglas demonstrate ma¬ chines used by students in commercial classes. Page fifteen