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Nancy Tuhy ond Vaughn Rice, Princess and Prince of the 1960 Froshmore Hop, dance bedecked with royal leis. LAUGH AND DANCE, CHAT AND EAT Ron Kaiser and Lynn Struebig, ' 60 prom king and queen, are presented with gifts ond crowns by Kent Noyes, junior class president, in the Crystal Ballroom of the Gary Hotel.
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Crown Point High is one of few schools in Lake County boasting of a recreational dance area for students. Hub teens gather here daily to mingle, chat, and buy refreshments. Most spare minutes at CPHS were spent so¬ cializing; and a good portion of this social time was passed in the rec room—with its record selector for those desiring to dance to the latest hits, its candy counter for those preferring to munch snacks, and its roomy sidelines for those interested in standing, talk¬ ing, and watching. Dancing was, of course, the most popular activity at the traditional Friday night dances and the many “dress-up” gatherings, such as the Rose Dance, Christmas Formal, Man-of-the-Year Dance, and Holly Hop. Perhaps the most widely attended dance of all was the Excalibur’s, at which there was actually very little dancing. All were much too busy running from one to another, gather¬ ing autographs on their yearbooks. MINGLING COUPLES Eagerly collecting scribbles on brand-new yearbooks, students keep busy at the Excalibur Autograph Dance. John Sherwood is crowned Man of the Year, while Joe Simonetto gets the Best Hat award made by Carole Henderson.
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Mr. Football, Jim Marshall, and Homecoming Queen Sue Sprinkle await future gala Homecoming festivities. Dennis Nagle, F.F.A. president, places the jacket on Shirley Brumbaugh, signifying the sweetheart award. Page fourteen QUEENS, KINGS, Although royalty is not prominent in this country, it reigns plentifully each year at Crown Point High School. Two of the first people to be crowned in 1961 were the Home¬ coming Queen and her escort Mr. Football. Stepping into the spotlight next was the Holly Hop Queen, elected at the Christmas P.T.A. festivities. Then sweethearts of the F.F.A. and Hi-Y organizations greeted spring from their “honorary mascot” positions, bridging the way to the Junior-Senior Class Prom and its brand of royal personage. Sharyn Fagen, the 1961 Hi-Y Sweetheart, smiles hap¬ pily after receiving a dozen roses from Tom Tayler.
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