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

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Ron Still raises the flag with assistance from Sue Spencer. throughout CPHS On weekdays the general hub-bub at school commences at some time after 7:15—much too early for some students. Out-of-towners drive up in yellow buses, a number of others arrive on foot, while the rest come in their cars and noisily fill up the school parking lot as the morning progresses. The before-first- period gab sessions continue till the bell’s unmelodical ring sends everyone to class. Time usually passes then with each student looking forward to lunch with its intramurals, delicious cafeteria food, and dancing in the rec-room. Thereafter the clock takes its time to reach three o’clock. Even after school hours extracurricular activities and athletics demand time and energy. Thus it is apparent that school life occupies a major part of a student’s time and usually becomes a matter of routine. But a day hardly ever goes by that fails to bring something new to add to past experience. 5

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CPHS’ers boost their spirits for Homecoming at the bonfire. School spirit felt A common scene at CPHS is the crowded halls But after the bell, the corridors become quiet and between classes. deserted. 4

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Norm Frenchik and Jane Boone show off their steady shirts. Rings such as these became a symbol of the Class of ’63. Casual look