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

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f Tb f ' ,- WW CL Onoellliul bays at cla ' The sun came up in the east, and seven hundred thirty Clay- mates arose to prepare for a new school year. On September 3 when the bell rang, those Wonderful Days at Clay began. The autumn days were filled with football games, schedule changes, Homecoming, signing annuals, the senior play, and busy classes. There were pep sessions, gab sessions, and jam sessions. Oh! Those crowded halls! Winter cameg and we enjoyed dancing in the gym, holiday vacations, the end of a semester, the Junior Dance, the County Tourney, and Sectional. The students built Snowmen, threw snowballs, and got stuck in the pretty, white stuff. Spring rolled around and brought spring sports, the Athletic Banquet, full skirts, a wonderful prom, and finally-graduation. With fond hearts and misty eyes, the seniors bid, Good-by, to those Wonderful Days at Clay. IIABl6 of CODEGNIS ACUVIIZIGS SDORIZS . . people .... AOVGRIZISERS . . . IHOGX.. gi?

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START A DEW YEAR The stampede begins! Lots of Clayites pile out of buses, hot rods, or whatever else will get them to school. From here they hurry inside to meet their pals and start another day of school. Of course they have until 8:30, so they can do most anything their hearts desire--within reason. They can struggle to complete overdue homework, chat with their best pals, dance, or just relax! While dashing at the last minute to the book- store for supplies, struggling through the crowded halls, hurrying toward home room, the students see their favorite teachers rushing here and there. They are busy too! Soon bells start ringing, but it isn't in your headg it's just the beginning of homeroom. Clay- ites settle down and prepare to listen to an- nouncements made by Mr. Harke or Mr. Harbaugh. There are always a few who try working on assignments or studying for an important exam while listening to announce- ments. But it never pays to do this! Although Clayites live a busy life, they all enjoy it. AI WASHIHGIIOH ClA Every day Mr. Harke, our principal at Clay, announces the day's activities over the intercom. Rushing to get their unfinished homework done before the first bell rings, these seniors prepare for the usual busy day, and usually some more homework to finish the next morning.