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

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Throughout the year the Class of ' 61, in¬ spired by former grads such os Beth Muell¬ er, worked toward graduation. AS PEOPLE MEET PEOPLE CPHS fans gather at an October football gome to boost the Bulldog team on to victory. Page nine

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The year’s latest clothing styles and clever fads were important, as always, at CPHS. Boys’ vests were labeled “neet” along with the senior fashion—cords. Bulky-knit sweat¬ ers and loafers added prestige to a boy’s wardrobe. New fashions entered the young woman’s world, too. Shortened hemlines, furry tops, and tunics were in order for school days, while tapered slacks and casual sweaters were appropriate for informal wear. Purple, the vogue in color, labeled outfits with that fash¬ ion-right look, as did angora-clad steady rings, circle pins, and chunky bracelets. AND GUYS SHARE WEALTH OF STYLE NOTIONS Donno Kelsey poses with a yordstick to show the new shortened skirt hemlines, the latest in CPHS style. Making a phone call from the rec room is senior Deanna Dunker displaying her jacket and skirt cord combination. Page eleven