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

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Sophomores display their never-endmf; spini al un exiiling pep session. Above. Mr Charles Martin enthusiastically yells, We ' re number one! Left: Colonial spirit is emphasized with every cheer. [0 Above: V for Victory is the battle cry used by happy Clayites to inspire their team. Right: .An excellent example of Clay spirit is displayed in the form of posters throughout the school.

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SPIRIT ROARS ON You could feel the excitement throughout the school as both students and teachers whooped and hollered at pre-game pep sessions which continued on into the games. Posters smeared through halls continued to raise everyone ' s spirit. Spirit was highlighted during Spirit Week by the competition of homerooms to display their enthusiasm. The Spirit Jug played an important part in the pep sessions as each class battled to win it. However, the best part was having the wonderful satisfaction of being a Clayite. a Fan buses overflowing wilh spiriled Clayites, leave Jor another exciting game- Coach Jim Warren says to ' ' go get ' Mr John Stinson. Miss Eileen O ' Brien. Mr James Spears, and Mr. James Warren lead a pep session in their own unusual way. The spirit in the stands at a Clay haskethall game creates excitement all around.

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Sealed: Dehhie Ake. senior representative; Queen Gail Huckins: Pam Morgan, senior representative. Standing: Becki Luehhen. junior representative: Tracy Branum. freshman representative: Gogi Barth. sophomore representative: Jan King, spirit queen. Leji. Pam and Dehhie anticipate the homecom- ing victory. Right. Spirit Queen Jan King receives tradi- tional kiss from senior Ron Koepsel. as Pete Bradfield applauds.