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

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Our school library is well-known to all of the students, either as a place of quiet study or as a greater learning cen¬ ter. About three thousand titles provide C. P. H. S.’ers with opportunities to extend their knowledge and increase their enjoyment of good literature. Study hall 208, scene of some study and scattered sight- 4 seeing, is, for most students, an hour each day in which they may come all the closer to completing the homework William Naylor, instructor in languages, is also proprietor of the high school book store. Text books, both new and ► used, and school supplies of all kinds are conveniently available here.

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' Plugged Away ' in Our Classrooms Junior Denny Lundgren stares fixedly at his typewriter, hoping to prevent an error which would mean erasures on all ten of his carbon copies. Robert Drew’s industrial arts class becomes much en¬ grossed in a daily work project of woodworking. Here at C.P.H.S. the educational program not only fulfills the basic purposes of a broad high school education, but also allows each student to choose his desired course of study, whether it be academic, vocational, or commercial. Shop, home economics, and typing courses are typical of sub¬ jects which both help us in our daily lives and prepare us for later jobs. Knowing the ever-increasing value of good high school records and performances, pupils find that the harder they work and the more responsi¬ bility they accept in high school, the better their chances will be as they graduate into the highly competitive years of later life. Page twenty-three