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

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Grins on faces human or pumpkin orange Friends ' conversation over a marshmallow roast Trees shudder in the cold letting fall their dead leaves to be shuffled upon the walk This is how the autumn ends not with a bang but a whimper 15

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FAR RIGHT—Oak leaves wisp through the field fence. FAR BELOW RIGHT—Battling the gusty wind. Rich Meyer and Athel Micka roast hot dogs. BELOW—Dipping their hands into the mush, Eileene Smith and Barb Kulawinski assist Jim Gibbens in his carving skills.

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ABOVE—Legislation that eventually led to the adoption of the 26th amendment pushed by our own Senator Birch Bayh enables eighteen- year-old Tricia Pierce to register to vote. LEFT— Alas! our poor almighty dollar. What are we to do with it? In mid August a ten percent foreign import surcharge and a three-month wage-price freeze was announced. All this to no avail for helping the dollar. Finally, as a result of a trade deficit for the first time since 1884, President Nixon, voted Man of the Year by Time Magazine, was forced to revalue the dollar downward. RIGHT—Campaigning for the democratic gubernatorial nomination for the 1972 elections, ex-governor of Indiana, Mat¬ thew Welsh had an informal chat with Crown Point High School students, discussing his plans for the state.