Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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GAB SESSIONS, AHC UITIG IIOI2 l26lAXAUOY1 Dig those Colonials, man they're cool! The cheerleaders inspire the students and the team to another vic- tory. Discussing the things they have to talk about, Judy Kimble hands Bob Miller the books that she will need for her morning classes.

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NOON ' NOURISNINGNI, DEP SESSION. , 'Q' :yy So it has calories! But it's the Basic Seven, isn't it? Our cafeteria fur- nishes meals for all who desire an inexpensive and well-balanced lunch. Oh, well! What's 50 cents to see Clay win another game! CRah, rah, rah, Colonials, Co1onials!J The candy counter has a booming business, as s t u d e n t s congregate around it to buy something to satisfy their sweet tooth or the empty spot still in their tummics.

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This was a tea party until someone slipped a mickey into the tea. Mike Bishop gets out of the way of falling tea cups as Larry Kaufman is taken by surprise. SGDIORS make wonk AUC PRACTICE DA 16 Senior Play Cast-FRONT ROW: Sharon Warstler, Joan Crawford, Jodelle Bech- told. SECOND ROW: Janie Stull, Karole Juday, Rosie Guentert, Rae Ann Schmidt, Alice Gutschick, Lynette Crane. THIRD ROW: Mike Bishop, Jon Dunning, Larry Kaufman, Denny Hogan, Emery Hirschler, Jim Grounds, Tom Balasa, Ron Nico- demus, Jim Virgil, Bruce Wagner, Mrs. Lagessie, director. Chairmen of the senior play commit- tees-Pat Lavis, Eldon Jennings, Kathy Rupchock, Joyce Greenwood, Mary Coles, Charlene Lutz, and Barbara Clements- laugh over an idea presented to them by Jim Hickman.