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

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After becoming official graduates of Crown Point High. Melissa Boe. Tammy Padgett, Pam Olson, and Bertie Barlow (top) whoop it up with their classmates. After adding her gown to the heap, Jane Lottes (above) chats with her rollroom teacher, Mr. May. Kent Ross, Jeff Onder, Jeff Mount, and Tim Owen (left) make their way down the important path to their seats. 27

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Mr. Georgas (right) offers his congratula¬ tions to Charlie Kemmerly, who gladly accepts them with his long-awaited sheep¬ skin. While checking the line, Mr. Kowalski (above) runs through last-minute details with Dorothy Lee, Leigh Mullins, Tina Knopic, and Cindy Wright. In preparation for the final moment of grad¬ uation, Tami Snyder (below) rolls up a red. white, and blue streamer to throw when the class of 76 turned their tassels. A packed gym and mugginess marked June graduation. Because sodding of the football field began at the end of May, the 368 gradu¬ ates of Crown Point High School received their diplomas in the gymna¬ sium. They and the guests sweltered in the heat, but nothing dampened their spirits. Dr. Danilo Orescanin. in his address at the ninety-fourth annual commence¬ ment exercises at CPHS, stressed that although their high school careers were ending, the graduates were beginning something bigger and better. Members of the class seemed to agree. When Superintendent Rogers pronounced them graduated, pandemonium broke loose on the gym floor. After the recessional, everything from tears to cheers came from the con¬ gested hallways. Commencement was over, but the reminiscing had just begun.

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