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

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Dreams materialize as band and choir tour Europe With ten months of weekly re¬ hearsals, planning, and hectic last- minute preparation behind them, 104 band and choir members and chap¬ erons landed at Amsterdam ' s Schephol Airport July 30, to begin a three-week concert tour of Europe. Traveling b bus, the group covered eleven coun¬ tries presenting concerts and sight¬ seeing. The band’s proudest perfor¬ mance was at the nationally-televised World Festival of Music in Kerkrade, Holland, where they achieved second division honors. Band members sam¬ pled Dutch living while staying with resident host families in Grevensbicht, Holland, during the Festival. Not only was the tour group warmly received at numerous receptions, but was praised for its musical skill and attitude toward its organization and country. Right —Thinking of friends back home, Nan¬ cy Martin, Lauri Leistikow and Connie Kreat- er buy postcards from a street vendor in Place de la Concorde, Paris. In their hotel dining room in Rudesheim, Germany, Dixieland Band members Bill Brown, Dave Bos el, Chuck Bailey Jr., Rick Nichols and Jim Duncan present an American jazz concert. 10

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As elected by CPHS students is the Home¬ coming Court of Rick Oliver, Bruce White, Dave Steuer, Mr. Football Norm Hicks, Queen Joyce Wilshire, Suzy Mees, Debbie Childers and Jean Wille. Above— Students, faculty, and townspeople flock to what was to become the last CPHS bonfire. Senior flankerback, Sally Burrell, races for one of three touchdowns during the pow- derpuff football game in which Keller’s Kil¬ lers whipped Myer ' s Mob 39-12. Above—George the Bulldog feeds on a High¬ land Trojan atop the prize-winn ing Senior float “Eat ' Em Up. 12