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

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Working togctlior on the l)()ntirc ' that ahnost got a a , the rain day carvvashes, and the bake sales ithout enough food. added to th( exeitenient of Southern Splendor. and Sadie Hawkins marriages, brought a feeling of belonging we eouldn t get Ironi books alone. We were all reaehed in some w a by the program schedule mi. -ups, iet Nam War Moratoriums, and the cafeteria s creati e dishes. Some w ill ri ' inember a late bus on a freezing w inter morning. e e operation movies in health class, and the frustration of using their combination on their friends locker. Others experienced getting locked in the courtyard, or a problem with the non-skid floors after Christmas, but we w ill all remember the times we shared together at Clay High School.

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I Alone we achieved the completion of a term paper, the notification of college acceptance, scholarships for further education, passing of a geometry test, and the satisfaction of finalK getting the capitals in proportion to the lower case letters. Mastering the ability to make a buttonhole, confidence in speaking before a crow d. the reaching of our 50 words a minute goal in typing and the development of our talents in music, helped broaden our skills for future use. We gained pride ith the acquisition of our driver s license, a first place in the regional science fair, and the earning of the title silK-silK sophomore. Through personal effort, we experienced a sense of fulfillment from the pleasing aroma of our o n baking, and the eventual learning of all the amendments to the United States Constitution. With these and other accomplishments, we prepared ourselves for the challenge of the times to be encountered in the new decade.