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school dances Milt Thomas reigns as Man of the Year and Merry Zmuda’s creation for John Mako won top honors as the best hat. Senior D. Buehler, caped by Mrs. Brock, becomes the 1962 Holly Hop Queen. Other candidates were J. Fricke, C. Ivko, and C. Moffit. As the year progressed, the list of queens, kings, and sweethearts grew longer and longer. At each formal or semi-formal there was some form of royalty to reign over its proceedings. Beginning the list were Home- coming’s Queen and her gallant escort Mr. Football. As they left the scene, in marched another monarch, the PTA’s Holly Hop Queen. Spring ushered in still more to fill the bulging ranks of bluebloods. Both the FFA and the Hi-Y elected sweethearts to act as honorary mascots. The Sunshine So¬ ciety contributed its Rose Queen and lastly came the Junior-Senior Prom’s King and Queen, two of the most time-honored and distinguished bluebloods of all. Accepting a bouquet of roses and the title FFA Sweetheart from Jerry Hines is freshman Sandra Lorenz.
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Queens, sweethearts add zing to Rose Queen Diane Buehler smiles happily with her date, ’62 grad Bruce Briney. Surprised but happy, Diane Nemes was chosen Hi-Y Sweetheart at the annual Sweetheart Dance. Couples enjoy themselves at the Rose Dance, the start of spring festivities.
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Winter dances lead up to spring Winter festivities allow the CPHS’ers to relax and unwind after weeks of concentrated study. Since the Sunshine-Hi-Y and the GAA- Lettermen semi-formals are turn-abouts, many couples attend, girls dressed their pret¬ tiest and the boys their most handsome. In the spring, though, thoughts turn to the end of school and the fun that summer brings. The most popular and widely attended Friday night dance of the year is the Excali- bur Dance, held in late spring. Although there is not much dancing, the juke box blares on, while everyone mills around sign¬ ing books with his own unique autograph. For the seniors, Baccalaureate and Com¬ mencement finally roll around as the class performs its last acts together. From then on, each graduate goes his own way, but each will probably never forget CPHS. Judy Bare pins a boutonniere on her date, Doug Cunningham, at the Sunshine Hi-Y Semi-formal.
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