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

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SUMMA CUM LAUDE ' aledictorian — Kim Savers MAGNA CUM LAUDE Audrey Brant Vincent (Carroll Carol C lawson Vicki Davis Christine DeLusignan Clarence Ebersole Rebecca Ford Patricia Fultz Glenda Garnand Michaelene Hess Cynthia Hunter Kathy Jackson Thomas Low Jacqueline Miller Kathryn Morningstar Mary Schmank Beverly Stucker Richard Tarbox Michael Vance CUM LAUDE Dawn Broe Thomas Duck«(irth Christine Frisz Thomas Green« av Deborah Greenwood Craig Hahn Susan Houston James Leake Lynn Lee Winifred Lewis Rebecca Montgomery Deborah Nicks Kathleen Orsund Dorothy Puchala Suzanne Schoffner Kathleen Wagner Karen Wiggins David Zakrzewski STUDENTS OF DISTINCTION Lauren Bridge Donna Buzas Gail Barbieri Jean Dare Barbara Frepan Jan P ' ucsik Gar Grauman Nancy CJray bosch MariK n Horvath Michael Huddlestun Sharon Huston Joseph Kintzele ' ickie Kryder Christine Kuhlmann Michael Nhmtgomery Robert Palmiter (lail Papach Kirk Robbins Johnneen Rogers Daniel Rupert Robert Schell Jane Springer Denise Webb Frances Wishinsky Carol Zielinski Janet Zoller First Row : Pat Fultz, Kathy Wagner, Debbie Greenwood, Bev Stucker. Carol Clawson, Kathy Orsund, Gail Barbieri, Dorothy Puchala, Second Row: Jacqueline Miller, Vicki Davis, Karen Wiggins, Glenda Garnand, Audrey Brant, Mary Schmank, Dawn Broe, Chris Frisz. Third Row Mike ' ance, Kath Jack- son, Cindy Hunter, Richard Tarbox, Clarence Ebersole, Winnie Lewis, Becky Montgomery, Mickey Hess. Jim Leake. Fourth Row: David Zakrzewski. Sue Schoffner, Debbie Nicks, Sue Houston, Tina deLusignan, Tom Duckworth, Tom Low. L nn Lee. ' ince C arroll. 21

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CLASSES In classes we sat through lectures, took notes, and crammed for tests. We made music, painted pictures, struggled with algebra problems, experimented with plants, and typed business letters. VVe used the lil)rar for reading books, making extra reports, and skimming through the latest issues of news magazines. Movies, guest speakers, and the using of tape recorders helped to break the monotony in some of the less exciting classes. Our routine w as also changed when, during the five-minute break, we pushed our way through crowded halls, stopping to talk with friends, and when we celebrated special occasions with parties and assemblies. After nine months of stud , we were read tor summer vacation — always looking forward to the future but remembering our times at Cla High School. 23