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

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After receiving his crown , Mr. Dickson (left) clears his view in bewilderment. Girls from ISU (left) stand ready to perform another popular song for the student body. 25

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Pep sessions and the special Home¬ coming Assembly filled the assembly schedule for the first semester. Al¬ though low at the first sessions, as the year progressed, so did school spirit. The highlight of these assemblies was the crowning of Mr. Dickson by Lois Kacmar with a cream pie, and his countergesture at the next pep session. The Christmas convocation was held once again this year by the CPHS Choral and Band Departments. Guest speaker Rev. John Starr from the First Christian Church and the choir from the Lake County Retarded Associa¬ tion were featured at the Student Council sponsored Easter Convoca¬ tion. In other assemblies, Chuck Bis- set, founder of Project Outreach, a program designed to help teens to cope with their problems, entertained with singing, stories, and down-to- earth talk. Through the Choral De¬ partment, an all girl choir from Indi¬ ana State University entertained with all forms of music, from classical to pop, featuring solos, duets, and trios. Finishing the year were the Senior and Underclass Awards Assemblies. To some, this year ' s assemblies were just another opportunity to miss class or leave the school and to others, nothing but a drag. But to most, this year ' s assemblies gave a means of en¬ tertainment and involvement, and the administration deserves a thanks for making them possible. ASSEMBLIES UP STUDENT MORALE

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With the brightly lighted fountain in the foreground, prom couples (top) enjoy a special dance. Exhausted from the evening ' s festivities, Mr. and Mrs. Moudy (right) take a few moments to relax their weary bones.