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

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1969 MINUTEMAN A CLAY HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Volume 37

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HEY, LOOK US OVER fc3 •tt f - , •■ J Opening. Classes Clubs Sports Album Ads [ex 16 40 76 100 156 177j Hey, look us over! Within these pages, we have provided a vision of Clay and its activities. Take a look at us in the classroom, extr a- curricular activities, and the community. We encountered many new teachers as we walked into class that first day, and a changed administration, under Mr. Phillip EH and Mr. Robert Sikorski, guided us throughout the year. Many of us made the honor roll, and most of us did the best we could, but all of us gained valuable experience in the class- room. Outside the classroom, we displayed our individuality by taking part in clubs and sports. We enjoyed Clay ' s tradi- tions of Homecoming for Football and Basketball, the dances for Christmas, Sadie Hawkins, and the Prom. Whether we were a team member or a spectator, we enthu- siastically supported football, basketball, wrestling, track, swimming, golf, and baseball. Our world extended beyond our school; we actively were a part of the community. Some of us had part-time jobs at local businesses and all of us patronized them. After activi- ties, we gathered at Burger Chef and before special events we went on a shopping spree. The community benefited from our car washes, bake sales, night classes, games, and other projects. Hey, look us over in every part of our life at Clay and in the community. We are a student body consisting of young Americans striving to better ourselves and the world around us with school spirit beaming from all sides.