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We Remember Homecoming As Homecoming is the highlight of the school year. An almost mag¬ ical atmosphere captivates the minds and spirit of both students and faculty. All phases of Clark school activity join together to produce a successful Homecom¬ ing Weekend. With Disneyland being the 1965 theme, the talented Seniors presented a hilarious skit adapt¬ ed from Disney’s ‘Mary Poppin’s’. The loud-mouthed and spirited Seniors also managed to capture first in the yell contest. Almost every club or group sponsored a lavish float in the Homecoming parade preceding the game. The Pioneers lost the game to the No Homecoming is complete without the excitement and anguish of announcing the queen. Senior attendants Jan Pisowicz and Dorothy Priesol congratulate 1965 Queen Liz Kmetz as she bursts into tears of happiness. A thoroughfare fit for a queen is com¬ posed of the newly organized pom-pon flag corps. 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT - Front Row: E. Vanzo, L. Gumkowski, C. Dostatni, L. Kmetz, J. Pisowicz, D. Priesol. Second Row: B. Poppen, R. Cotner, D. Carlson, T. Trzupek, J. Ulm, J. Matlon.
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Of The Day ; Every Day Of The Year Intense concentration lights the faces of Mr. Church’s choral students during the Christmas Concert. The blooming of Clark’s magnolia tree heralds the arrival of spring.
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Gay, Despairing, Ecstatic, Thrilling The Cat Woman (Rosie Ihnat) tells Mary Poppins and friends about a magic potion to help the Pioneers gain a victory over the Wildcats. Hammond High Wildcats, but our rousing spirit remained throughout the entire weekend. Reigning as 1965 Homecoming Queen was senior Liz Kmetz. The Queen’s court included Edie Van- zo, freshman; Linda Gumkowski, sophomore; Connie Dostatni, jun¬ ior; and seniors Jan Pisowicz and Dorothy Priesol. The traditional Homecoming skit, the yell contest, the parade, the floats, and the game all con¬ tributed to another successful, enthusiastic 1965 Homecoming. This year’s activities exemplified the unity of all Clarkites as every¬ one did his vital part to add to the Homecoming spirit. 9
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