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

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Debbie Bieker (right) is busy checking records in the attendance office. While working at a home wrestling meet, Mike Tatarek (below) absorbs himself in the action. Vf

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The award for the Best Float was given to the senior class for their colorful, desert island creation (left). Crown Point fans cheer at the Homecoming game. Awaiting the crowning of Mr. Football 1975 are Debbie Rhodes, and candidates (left) Joe Vrably, Mr. Football Bill Graden, Brian Kubal, Mark Schach, Dave Patton, and Dw’ight Peerson. Senior Bill Graden (left) attacks one of the Merrillville players in the Homecoming game which we lost 7-6. People enjoy the goings on at the Homecoming dance held in the cafeteria.

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Classes collected cash and non-perishables for the SSS-Student Council Thanksgiving baskets. Mr. Allison ' s first hour class (below) gives their donation of $18 to Mrs. Moudy. Dave Stanton (bottom) takes time before school to raise our flag in front of the school. Opportunities to lend a hand were gladly taken on. If a plea for help was sent out, there was usually a surplus of willing people. Student volunteers from study halls took on the tasks of librarians, A-V workers, hall monitors, and office help. Others worked as teacher aides or P.E. assistants. The athletic teams depended on vol¬ unteers to work as managers and time¬ keepers. The posters at their games were often from the hands of people who were willing to help paint them. The junior class needed volunteers for concession stand workers, and all classes used their help for Homecoming and Spirit Week projects. In the community, student aid was seen. They worked in the renovation of the old courthouse. Many of the door- to-door pleas for donations to charita¬ ble organizations came from CPHS stu¬ dents. Although not an organized group, these people have given time and effort that have affected many others. 13