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

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Assembfees fnCtfec RX$e lit Qtud tds RICHT —Many girls wouldn ' t even look at the boa constrictor that Woody of Spruce Hill brought to an assembly. 6ftOW—Twenty-five Ozark Bible Col¬ lege students, The Impact Brass and Singers sang and presented slides to the students. BELOW RIGHT —The golden pheasant was among the many animals brought in the gym from Spruce Hill. 14

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TOP —Displaying the popular short fur jackets, Eileen Smith, Barb Kulawinski, Cindy Head and Maureen McCormack, also don the familiar cuffed slacks. ABOVE —The blue denim or flannel shirt was a favorite with blue jeans, as with Doug DeRisi. RICHT —Rarely seen, except at a dance, were girl ' s floor length skirts and guy ' s classy suits, as those worn by Mary Kopanda and Karl Monk. 13

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■h . For the last few years stu¬ dents have dreaded those typically boring assemblies. This year the administration tried to vary the assembly program. The karate-gym¬ nastic program seemed to be the most interesting and when Mr. Novak was chris¬ tened at a pep assembly with a pie, the students were hys¬ terical and thrilled. Once again the Ambassadors returned for the Easter con¬ vocation. As usual there was the Fall-Winter sports and Spring sports assembly. The biggest hassel came when it was an assigned seat program. Many students felt they would enjoy the pro¬ gram better with no assigned seats. The most successful was the optional pep rally. Although only a third of the student body attended, they seemed genuinely pleased. There were, of course, the boring assemblies in which many were found dozing off or causing trouble. But as someone once said, you can please some of the people some of the time, but you can ' t please all of the people all of the time. ABOVE LEFT —One assembly featured Russ Kile from the Voice of Democracy contest. LEFT —Senior Mike Sertich introduces the Basketball team at the winter sports assembly. 15