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

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- M? f QQ 7,- 1- -M ff M M, onoenful oavs of act: ltles. . All study with no activity makes Jack a dull boy. This could well be the reason behind the well-planned program at Washington Clay. There were many worth-while activities and clubs offered to the students last year. Some clubs made study interesting by exploring a subject in new and fascinating ways. Other clubs gave Clayites the opportunity to study a chosen career and have actual on-the-job experience. New hobbies and inter- ests brought fun and profits. Other clubs provided for the social and spiritual side of life. An appreciation of line arts was promoted through artwork and musical presentations. Other special services to the school included student government, vis- ual aids, and ushering. These activities helped to make Clayites well-rounded in- dividuals, the happy and successful citizens of tomorrow. , 5, apex is X ! USHER !1'fu : ,Ml f.. I' 71 x g sc- if wa Q if