Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)

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MY- PHYS Hall CONQfBTUlBY6S Carol Queen candidates, Carol Anderson, Janet Bergquist, Karen Kieldsen, and Carol Pearson A 1deI'S0f1 Gffer her COl'0f1aYl0l'l- led the coronation dance with their escorts, Eldie Parker, Bob Hicks, Bob Conklin, and AI Gaston. BOOSTERS COMBINE CROWNING OF QUEEIN Miss McKnight gets into the act and applies grease-paint to Dr. Hugh Cassidy while John Wilson watches. 1956-57 basketball queen, Carol And- erson and her court reigned at the Boosters' Club Coronation Ball in Novem- ber. Each class, after choosing a candidate for queen, sold tickets-the girl selling the most tickets winning the coveted title ot queen. Chesterton residents, merchants, facul- ty, and students participated in the Boosters' Minstrel, staged before the Coro' nation Ball.

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WE ARE HIGH SCHOOL KIDS WIT We're typical high school kids at CHS-from the tops of our fuzzy angora caps or stubby flat tops to the toes of our saddle shoes. We like to rock n roll, iitterbug, or just plain spin those discs. We've twisted the English Ianguage,around to suit our own meanings, too. To us, something real hot is cool, and when we dig something, we don't need a shovel. Our diet of hamburgers, french fries,,and cokes may seem impossible, our cat hats, class rings, and going steady hearts foolish, and our ideas of fun impractical-but we wouldn't be normal American kids minus our fads and fancies. Qty Nia ,Y -4 des Seifefff ,vvrf Loafers, bucks, saddles, suedes, etcetera . i fun- . WS' . . I e Erickson are Twin fashions for twosomes were popular with steadieg and Maxm such as JoAnn Church and Dick Crum. Sharon McAvoy, Sandra Szostek, and Linda Shepard model fuzzy angora caps-the rage among the girls, iwwwmg., , issi :JH C? Q. atawfewl'