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

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Resounding bell signals start of lessons Above: CPHS students, like freshman Dick Witt, spend a regular part of the day utilizing the expanding facilities in the 9,500-book library. At 8 a.m., 25—30 students rush to each class, eager to exercise their imaginations. Busy students find precious time to cheer the team to victory—in French. In a practical application of knowledge, future machinists renovate autos. The challenge of competitions spurs 94 instrumentalists to capture firsts— a school record. Those who have the initiative to excel are honored at the Kiwanis banquet held every spring. These students are proud of fine records maintained continuously. They constitute the leaders of tomorrow.

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Above: No matter how hard she tries, Michele Tagg is unable to stifle a drowsy yawn. Below: As some journalism students work on a collective project, others receive individual help.

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Combos, loafers lead fads Below: Atop a bed full of books Jean Bidez, like many other CPHS students, commences to study. Crown Point students earn many honors in interscholastic competition. Away from the public light, however, they lead lives of their own, enjoying themselves in a variety of ways. The new year brought the hard, driving beat of the guitar-dominated combo, as spirited dancers yielded to the emotion- packed strains of the protest song. Closets reflected changing times with loafers and paisley ties, and hair-dos of both sexes gained length. Tops in the rec-room was Cap ' n Crunch, in two flavors and lots of calories. After all this, one necessity remains to be disposed of—ever-present homework. Above: Rhythmically jiving at a Friday night dance is Delores Nagel.