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

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HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS Shelley Amor, Freshman Pam Nelson, Sophomore u • Stephanie Stroud, Junior I Queen Kathy Hawkins ; j Candy Semff, Senior

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IT ' S CHRISTMAS AT CLAY Everyone danced to the music of the Velva Tones. The only formal dance, other than the prom, was the Christmas Dance. Each year the Student Council sponsors the dance. Frosted Fantasy was the theme for the dance this year. The gym was transformed into a wintery scene where the trees were covered with snow and presents lay waiting to be opened. Inside the hearth of a red brick fireplace, the Velva Tones played through the evening and kept the dance moving smoothly. Students socialized at the Christmas Dance. The Christmas tree highlighted the night.

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Roar with spirit and make those Tigers purr was (In ' theme for the I ( H I InmCCOming. This theme could he heard and seen throughout the halls and classrooms during the week preceding Homecoming. The annual Homeroom contest was held and .ill classes participated by decorating their rooms. Adding to the excitement was the bonfire and parade on Thursday, in which all four classes and a majority ol the clubs were represented. After the crowning of the queen and her court everyone went to the bonfire where a stuffed Tiger was burned. Spirit remained high throughout the game which was played at Jackson Field. A dance, at the school gym, to the music of The Lord (lhamberlins, climaxed a week of hectic preparations. A Jackson tiger was bumedat the Homecoming Bonfire. Seniors showed spirit in the Homecoming Parade B-team cheerleaders urged Colonials on. ffutuUHHinmf Band formed a crown tor queen. Kath Hawkins.