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

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Presenting a 200-horsepower Ford motor to C.P. was L. E. Beaulieu. Present were J. Merkner and C. Holloway. Harold Gerbracht worked hard on his amplifying equipment which he entered in the Science Fair. Journalists, scientists strive New horizons have recently been opened for Crown Point High School students. New mod¬ ern conveniences for future homemakers can be found in the home economics rooms; and for young scientists chemistry and biology class¬ rooms were added. To complete the art depart¬ ment an art room with many convenient facili¬ ties was built. Of course, the school wouldn’t be complete without a fully developed music department. Classrooms, practice rooms, new instruments, and a recording room fulfilled this vision. Keeping fit is also an important phase of high school life and is accomplished through the new gymnasium. Selling the 900 Excaliburs is quite a job for cir¬ culation staff members, as Becky Denney finds out. Beverly Hack and Denny Costin type Inklings’ stories in the back of room 108 for the Wednesday deadline.

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Junior Tom Kuiper does a flip on the newly purchased C.P.H.S. trampoline as Nancy Tuhy looks New equipment sets liigl goals Glyn Jewart demonstrates one of the pieces of equip¬ ment in the music broadcasting-recording studio. Janet Whiting, school telephone operator, works the switchboard in the main office during school hours. Page fourteen