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We Added To Our Memories As We Danced School clubs sponsored sock hops and shoe dances at which teams whirled with perfect rhythm. The ever-popular Clark dances increased in favor with the students this year as bands pro¬ vided most of the entertainment. Newly-formed bands supplied music for many dances, as Clark students passed judgment upon these musical groups. Enthusiasm still ran high at the Homecoming dance, even though the Pioneers were defeat¬ ed in this all-important game. Clark spirit could not be crushed This Senior Trio indulges in a fast number to a swinging tune at one of the popular Clark Dances while carrying on busy conversations. Knowing that “Yesterday’s Gone”, these two couples dance to music provided by the Kritters” at the Senior class dance. Their faces express the wonder and enjoy¬ ment of a memorable evening. 10
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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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And Had Fun as was shown at this dance. The senior class dance, “Yes¬ terday’s Gone” proved a time when dancing was mixed with many happy memories of high school days. Seniors reminisced about the past, and underclass¬ men looked forward to their hap¬ py future. The various club and class dances are always a s cene of won¬ der as Clarkites find pleasure and fun. We also find sadness as the school year ends and the memories of weekend hours of dancing fade. Colored stars and paper snowflakes adorned the gym and set a memorable mood lor the Senior Class Dance, “Yesterday’s Gone.”
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