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

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Clay's own. . . Carol Burnett and Mel Allen Left' And Herman said. . . Rightg D0g-gone tall coaches Can't I even keep my skates? blub- bers Tom Seifferlein. Don't cry, Si, everyone has to give up their toys sometime. How many periods in a bot tle of ink??!!? Let's see, what 'size' bottle? Freshmen demonstrate their intestinal fortitude. - 19 -

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Cheerblock. . .First Row: Pat Morehouse, Kay Hartman, Lin- da Heil, Hedi Schrader, Diana Vaughn, Janet Lederer, Carol Wigent, Marilyn Guy, Barbara Olson, Sue Holloway. Second Row: Charlotte Smith, Marci Papazynski, Connie Stevens, Barbara Papp, Virginia Veirs, Beverly Summers, Linda Mil- ler, Carla Vickrey, Margaret Simpson, Barbara Simcox. Third Row: Jenelle Walters, Jane Wigent, Dolores Pearson, Carol Goss, Darlene Ross, -Janet Pullin, Pat Gilstrap, Marne Dibble, Gilly Williams, Cheryl Tam. Fourth Row: Betty McCombs, Judy Singer, Jane Knight, Jacque Cady, Jane Tusing, Nancy Markussen, Carol Grubb, Barbara Rupel, Shirley Spitzer, Mary Kay Brumbaugh. Fifth Row: Sue Ford, Kathy Tooper, Nancy Geminder, Leona Kazmirski, Carol Henley, Dixie Wild- er, Pam Rudy, Ruth Ann Paulsen, Barb Van Ham, Mary Jor- is. Sixth Row: Mary Kazmirski, Kay Montgomery, Irene Ray- mond, Peggy Coddens, Pat O'Connell, Linda Gerstenkorn, Rae Ann Cichy, Sue Heinrich, Ardys Nord, Marsha Pullman. Sev- enth Row: Sandi Lannan, Judy Triplet, Pat Griggs, Fran Bowen, Myra Wraight, Marv Balentine, Barbara Armstead, Becky Staley, Pat Williamson, Karen Nicodemus, Eighth Row: Sherri Verdel, Lari Aynne Miller, Nancy Malo, Paulette Wil- liamson, Diane Webber, Fran Jonas, Janice Johnson, Nancy De Keyzer, Roberta Masi, Sue Crawford. Ninth Row: Kathy Woodruff, Nancy Poland, Janet Wilfret, Sandy Daly, Andrea James, Diana Ramsbey, Kay Juday, Diane Chandler, Sue Hoffman, Carol Lambert. Cheerblock Sparks Enthusiasm. i,, r . ,, ...,..,., . A .- . . J - J ,,,' - iffueSTqgji'-',,f:CiIA, B?-izaga ,. ,'-, sis? .-.- I -'i'w5v,i9,f Qu ,555 Q sl Q - 'fr- 1 I- ,I Q fe, Brass' if 'M ' 'f 1 Q .e,1A'ri..21s!t-Q2 ir 31-5, .Qrs.:,ss,,a1 'V1' f 11.4, , f ,, R . l'-, v X ,, .1 , xx :iv H 5 'x .-V: 5 9, QVLIJ ,,,li.A 1, 9 , in iS,,..w,b,, ::6 c5.'.,3,,, 1, v . '-'i v S J -4-.5--,f V - ' 9 9-Q1 ' :na ss if f J 3 ' ' vw 'A Y! .,,,. Sf' s ' -'sr F' y -, out T-E-A-M. Cheerblock spells I 18- gr G WC z il I - se., .fiffii i l if ilili ,f'7,Z2k'i'.1' is 21 Ji DN FQ ,.--71 .9 i gs!-fL1E,1s2t-rfll, is if , vvgg A -J.. 12 r s gm, -40 ,.-..-

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Peeking through of classrooms The 8:30 bell has rung, and eight-hundred students dash wildly into their first hour classrooms. School has begun for another week of studies, laughter, and fun. Walking through the corridors we can smell the odors of cookies, ditto- machines, and HQSO4 - typical of the many labs and activities in each class. Do you remember the French classes singing Frere Jacques? or the strains of Adeste Fid- elis coming from the Latin room? Maybe one of your classes took a trip to court or visited a state hospital. Whatever your classes were, fun was always combined with work, to make the hard task of learning seem easier. Now the school year of 1961-62 is completed, and the halls and classrooms are empty-but 1et's take a short walk through our con'idors and relive those never-to-be-forgotten moments, and peek through at '62. . .in classrooms. J w E l 1 I l 1 I I l l 5 Q l l u l 1 l A 1 1 5 l I 1 3 5 l l I 1 l i l i 1