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

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The Tuesday after Labor Day arrives—drawing the summer days to a close ... Swimming enthusiasts reluctantly abandoned the beach; working students sadly put their last big pay checks in their savings accounts. Bandsmen wearily laid down their instruments for a brief recess of no practicing morning, noon, and nighttime, too. Industrious students turned carefree hours into the common drudgery of manual tasks— lawn mowing, housecleaning, baby-sitting,- student leaders accumulated practical knowledge at specialized workshops throughout the Midwest; 4-H exhibitors proudly admired their ribbons which they had worked diligently to earn. The sleep-till-noon group reset their alarm clocks for 6:30 a.m. as all students willingly (?) returned to the hurried routine of school life for another fun-filled year. Below: Countless hours of summer practice for the Crown Point Marching Bulldog Band paid off as they copped first place at State Fair.

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Autumn days bring end to summer fun Below: Asking for text book information from Mrs. Anderson are Donna Scuderi, Jan Haniford, Pam Briney, and Dee Burke. Right; Senior Bill Martin shows off his prize-winning lambs at the 4-H judging. Above: Part of Fred Willman ' s job at a local funeral home includes keeping the cars ready for use. Below: After the August storm, many boys found work cleaning up the school grounds which were left covered with follen trees.

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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.