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Gilbert Weldy, who was elevated from assistant principal when Ben Ervin resigned to accept a position at Ball State acquaints Robert J. Brannock, the new superintendent replacing Indianapolis-bound Austin E. Walker, with the interior of the school. Page eight
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The plaque on the stone in front of the gym honors Solon Robinson, first settler in Five Buildings, Lawn, ' Top ' Sports Field Every Crown Point student takes pride in the fine high school plant on West Joliet Street. With superior facilties C.P.H.S. could rival many a small college campus, especially in the springtime.
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Vew Names and Faces Fill Niches; Known Ones Go The Fifty-seven school year was a year of changes, beginning with the student body intro¬ duction to new teachers at an assembly on the football field. In September, as usual, the students met eight new members of the faculty, and then at mid-year made another adjustment—when Austin E. Walk¬ er, Ben Ervin, James Conlon, and L. David Frid- dle resigned for new responsibilities. Mr. Walker, former superintendent, left for a newly-created job in Indianapolis. Filling this vacancy was Robert J. Brannock, former Lake County superintendent of schools. When Mr. Ervin moved on to Ball State Teachers College, his former position as principal was filled by Gil¬ bert Weldy. Mr. Weldy’s former position of assist¬ ant principal was filled by Palmer E. Mart, whose former position at Gary’s Horace Mann was filled by Mr. Conlon. Mrs. Alton Cochran replaced Mr. Conlon and Mrs. Paul Georgas succeeded Mr. Friddle. Meanwhile, along with faculty changes, the student body continues to change—1080 in 1956; 1170 this year; 1250 next year. Page nine
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