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

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Homecoming Dance Homecoming Court Dorothy Nagel, Vic Harper Dorothy Nagel

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4 1 2 hours a day under the blistering summer sun. Chalk talks, new plays, different offensive and defensive maneuvers compose the majority of late PR A CTICE ses¬ sions. Tackle the dummy, push that sled. Harder, harder! Run laps, do calisthenics, hit that line, hold onto that ball. Coaches worry; managers rush, pick up odds and ends. Players valiantly struggle through another day’s grueling practice. Last minute orders are given; relief is only minutes away. Sweat, exhaus¬ tion and dirty practice jerseys follow ominous click¬ ing of spikes into the Barn . Relieved sighs of the day’s training are drowned out by the splattering of showers against the hard cement floor, and throughout the vacant building is heard the closing of lockers as the Bulldogs of CPHS call it a day. Dan Steuer, Coach Russ Keller 13

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Bonfire, snake dance, powderpufffootball, and the HOMECOMING festivities step out. Excited faces, oos and aahs, grasping each other’s hand. . . thrills producing excitement while seniors vs. sophomores in annual powderpuff game. Following night, cars decorated, floats dazzled, the momentum of the football players running on the field. Stimulating moments fill the air, the queen was crowned. Reigning as empress . . . Dorothy Nagel. Game over, couples dance to music of Them V. Mr. Football, Vic Harper, honored as the king. Mike Devins. Debbie Bish. Dan Frame Sophomore float