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

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Seurina Foeller (opposite page bottom) shows perfect form in her floor exercise routine. Nancy Cowan, who was named one of the five starting players of the All-Sectional team, (top left) shoots for a basket. Scott England, who was named to the All-State track and cross country team, (top right) runs alone to the finish line. Jenny Lambert, who placed 4th in the Girls’ Lake Suburban Conference, takes a breath to help her finish the race. Youngsters attending Crown Point High School, Had a surprise at the start of The 20th century, with a new Invention called the car. Girls hoped their favorite fellow Would ask them out for a drive Sunday afternoon, of course, Knowing they had to be home By sunset! Styles changed in the 1920’s, as Daredevil girls bobbed their hair, And boys donned berets. During the 30’s, jobs dwindled to Near none as the Depression took Its toll. The 1940’s sent proud, young graduates To a second world war. Young adults Still in high school took over the Domestic duties of the fighting boys. The 50’s were a time to dance until dawn. Everyone worked hard at their Studies during the week, Leaving the weekend free for The all-new television sets And thriving social lives. Theme — 5

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The picture taken on a very snowy day (op¬ posite page top left) displays one of the Christmas cards students from Crown Point High School made in art class under the super¬ vision of Mrs. Donna Pancini for the Chamber of Commerce. Jenny Durant (opposite page top right) works on a laboratory assignment in Mr. Robert Con- ard’s chemistry class. Donna Krieter (opposite page bottom left) sits down to eat during the guest meal prepared by foods’ classes. Carol Warren and Jeff Magallanes (opposite page middle right) work on an assignment dur¬ ing graphics. Susie Shaw (opposite page bottom) works on a ceiling painting in Mrs. Ceci Sachs’ art class. Terri Parker (top) works on her water color painting in Mr. Larry Bock’s art class. Bob Raschka, a violinist, and Steve Howell, a trombone player, (bottom) made all-state for orchestra and band respectively. During the 1960’s, a new king Of music, rock, and modern ideas And opinions emerged. Clothing worn to lively drive-ins Was shockingly bright. Faculty expanded and up-dated Their teaching methods, with an Increase in open communication, And, as always, an emphasis on Basic educational skills, Plus a touch of class. The 70’s and early 80’s were a Special time for all students and Faculty at Crown Point High School. Most of us daily enjoy listening to Stereos, and watching T.V.’s. On Weekends many students go to Movies, parties, or school sporting events. Today we’re a large group, Having grown from 6 to 2,000, yet Together, at Crown Point High School, We’ve created a special, intricate community Each year through the century, Individuals have added, Quality, Creativity, and Uniqueness, Creating, with care, 100 years of class. 7