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

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A.F.S. WELCOMES DAN MOYA Firsl Row: Barbara lUingworlh. Treas.: Linda Casper. Co-chairman: Belli Miller, Secretary: Martina Slerzl. Ivan Sterzl. Mrs. Lois Olson. Sponsor. Second Row: Sue Kapusta, Sue Wever, Waller Wagner, David Sanford. Mark Sanford. Vice-chairman: Danilo Mora. Third Row: Ron Wagner. Alice Pawlik. Pat Clark. Cindy Cullmer. Barbara Hardman. Co-chair- man. Helping to make the year more profitable for Dan Moya, Clay ' s foreign exchange student from Santiago, Chile, was the main goal of the Foreign Exchange Commit- tee. Dan spent the year with Larry Curtis and his family. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lois Olson, the committee was delegated as the official hosts for Ivan and Martina Sterzl, Clay ' s students from Czechoslovakia who lived at University Village while their father worked at Notre Dame. Other activities included planning the annual Talent Show and the traditional A.F.S. Week. The steering committee officers were assisted by the following class representatives: Walt Wagner and David Sanford, fresh- men: Sue Kapusta and Sue Wever. sophomores; .Alice Pawlik and Ronald Wagner, juniors; Cynthia CoUmer and Patsy Clark, seniors. Danilo Moya escorts spirit queen. Janet Amg, at Homecoming. 67

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FTA SPONSORS BREAKFAST First Row: Pal Full:. Vice Pres.: Pam Auger. Secretary: Kathy Full:. Treas.: .Atane Bender. Pres.: Sue Searighl. Mrs. Sandra Rowe. Sponsor. Second Row: Chris Fris:. Denise Webh. Judy Baran. Kathy Orsund. Mickie Hess. .Alice Pawlik. Kathy Mornmgsiar. Third Row: Johnneen Rogers. Sue Hummer. Daphne Rudhman. Patricia Liggett. Debbie Boyer. Donna Kopke. Jacki Ktiller. Fourth Row: Jenny Call.Brenda Bentley. Kathv Borkowski. Marie Stroup. Cindy Hoy. Debbie Hood. Sherry Bays. Activities of the future teachers included serving at the PTA open house as guides and planning the annual breakfast for the teachers. Also, during National Education Week, a party was held for Dan Moya, Clay ' s foreign exchange student. The Future Teachers of America Club is a national pre-professional organization of high school age youths who are interested in teaching. It gives them an opportunity to decide if the teaching pro- fession is the correct choice. .Alane Bender. President, and Kathy Orsund discuss the possibilities of dijjerent colleges with Mr. Robert Turnock. Counselor. 66

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CONTESTS IMPROVE SKILLS Craig Webb and Bill Howes confer wilh Miss Rulh ' Meager, sponsor, about contest regulations. Melinda Thrash and Gail Huckins gather information for their debate. Members of Speech and Debate Club participated in weekly debates on Saturdays, and conferences at Purdue and Goshen College, in addition to individual contests. Debaters also were involved in speech and debate contests on radio and television. The club has a membership in the National Forensic and St. Joe Valley Debate League. First Row: .lim Sweitzer. John Tousley, Kurt Eisbrenner, Craig Webb. .Second Row: Debbie DeMeyer. .Sec: Bruce Kovacsics. Jejj lltll. Bill Howes. Third Row: Melinda Thrash. Mary Beth Wright. Marilyn Horvath. Vice Pres.: Herb Sloan. Treas: Steven Hulecki. Pres. 68