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

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South Bend Progress Club Hosts Prom Last spring the Juniors broke from the annual tradi- tion of having the Junior-Senior Prom in the gym, and deeided to have it in the South Bend Progress (Hub. Mid- night in Central Park was chosen as a theme and was carried out with lanterns along the walls and a foun- tain which was purchased by the Junior Class. Reigning at the Prom on May 23 were King Joel Haney and Queen Gail Papaeh. Music was provided by Eddy Jarrett and his band. The After-Prom was located at the Niles YMCA. Many activities were provided for entertainment, including swimming and dancing. Movies were shown and The End of the Beginning provided music. King Joel Hane and Qut ' t-n Gail Papaeh reign at the 1970 Prum. Above: Couples gather under the lights and talk as they wait for the next dance to begin. Below: A member of the court, Kris Robinson, and her escort, Dave Popovic. Below right: Onlookers gaze at a fountain m Central Park. JV

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Dogpatch News: Daisy and Abner Wed Dogpatch residents decked out in their Sunday best sit around the wood stove. Marrym ' Sam, alias Mr. Ralph Radecki, plans a wedding for Edna Grenert. The End of the Beginning pro- vided the music for the annual Sa- die Hawkins Dance which was held March 20, 1970. Amidst the rubble of the Dogpatch setting the girls caught their guys and marched them up to Marryin ' Sam. Mr. Ralph Radecki performed the services for all the anxious cou- ples. Junior Ruth Ake was named Daisy Mae and Li ' l Abner was Sen- ior Joel Haney. Left: Jim Sullivan gets a scolding from Debbie Tirotta. Above: Cindy Bow- ie talks Jeff Snyder into a weddin ' .

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Colonials Griissen Herr Schmutzler Abore: Peter and his American brother, Mark, study in the Sanford home. Below left: In his spare time, Peter enjoys playing football, one of his favorite American sports. Clayites welcomed Peter Schmutzler as their 1970-71 AFS student from Bamberg, Germany. During his event- ful year, Peter lived with the Ralph Sanford family and enjoyed the com- panionship of his brothers Mark, Dave and Jeff, and his sisters Kristine, Kathy, and Kelly. As a senior at Clay, Peter studied Contemporary Society, French IV, Chemistry II, Math IV, and elective English. He also partici- pated in AFS, German Club, and French Club. S m -:k VK x: Ifk ' I r m 7 ' -i ■ .1 5 Above: Peter sits engrossed in the olre Dame-Texas Cotton Bowl game. Left: Peter makes a purchase from Peggy McFarland at the school bookstore.