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Skating . Jhrillincj! izza . Jnmyn j! Only a part of our fun times” activities center on C.P.H.S., but most of them center on friends made there. We get together often for . . . Hayrides in the fall. There’s always someone who’s willing to donate a wagon and tractor, and someone else pitches in” with the hay. The idea is to see how much hay you can stuff down your best guy’s shirt. Then there’s the weiner roast, and on the way back it’s a little quieter. Someone starts singing . . . tell me why the stars ...” Ice skating and tobogganing in winter. We suf¬ fered many bruises in both. Buck Hill was most popular for tobogganing and we skated at Hermit’s Lake. Picnics and swimming in the summer. Wc chose Fancher Lake when time was short, but Lake Michigan was close for those lazy afternoons with the sun . . . and the sand. Pizza parties — anytime! Pizza was, without a doubt, the most” this year. Mom’s kitchen was a mess when you got done, but it was worth it — you can still taste that pizza! Pizza parties marked the opening of the school last fall and the end . . . this spring . . . Ice skating is a must for students during winter. There seems to be plenty of gentlemen like Scott Lockhart and Jim Haag to help a figure skater like Janet Newman up if she should fall. Page twenty
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The Class of 19S3 gave the school a television set — that’s how the whole thing started. After that, two student councils planned a room which would be for students only, and last October the 1955-56 Student Council opened the Student Lounge. School clubs bought the equipment in the room, which is, as far as we know, another C.P.- H.S. first — the only room of its type in a high school. This is where we got together for fun during our free time — before school, during both lunch hours, and after school. This is where many new friendships began. It’s much easier to get acquainted with a stranger down there than in a classroom. This is the room which we own . . . we paid for everything that’s in it . . . it’s reserved for stu¬ dents only . . . it’s ours. With the recreation room all finished, students find it a desirable place to spend their noon hour. Dancing to the latest top hits is a favorite pastime of students during lunch hour.
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