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Dress down, eat cheap, and have fun! This is what Clay students were told to do for Clay ' s Spring Morp Dance; it was approved by the students. It was some- what like the Sadie Hawkins Dance, but Morp brought many unique ideas which made it very interesting and enjoyable, said junior Jen- ny Achter. The idea of Morp was to do the opposite of what you would do for Prom. This brought many ideas and questions into mind. To start the evening, many students chose nu- merous inexpensive, fast food restaurants. The selec- tion ranged anywhere from Kmart to Maori ' s Deli. Some girls even sprang for the dinner without any fuss, since the total bill usually did not exceed five dollars. The choice of attire con- sisted of old jeans, shorts, sweatshirts and tennies. This gave students a chance to set aside the suits and dresses and get down to good ol ' casual fun. Unlike Clay ' s other infor- mal dances, a court was chosen at the time of the dance. The court was cho- sen by several teachers, and the King and Queen were crowned by head custodian John Nagy. Many students agreed that Morp was a good idea and hoped that it would re- turn in the years to come. Morp was a unique idea and I hope it becomes a tra- dition at Clay, said junior Jill Janicki. THE CHOSEN BURGER KING AND QUEEN, junior Dan Peck and senior Maureen Poirler, display the royal crowns awarded at the Morp. 14 Student Life
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IN A WAVE OF RELIEF at the arrival of the weekend, sophomore Mark Briscoe and senior Darci Battles share some dance steps. THE 1985 FOOTBALL HOMECOM- ING COURT: Brian Wolff, Molly Ma- honey, Alex MacDonald, Carol Loyd, David Kubiak, Sheri Flor- kowski, Jonathon Jones, Tonya Jones, Ron Rose, Kathy McClel- land, Todd Burgess, and Ann McGlinchey. DEFENDING THE TERRITORY, ju- nior Dan Danbo Peck cages an Adams ' Eagle, junior Krlsten Dos- ter. A PAIR OF SMILING FACES ind cates the spirit of sophomore Mark Kiskorna and junior Michelle Bor- kowski. 13
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STILL IN THE SPIRIT OF A FORMAL DANCE, junior David Johnson and senior Sandra Skinner enter the ca- sual atmosphere of the Spring Morp Dance. SHOWING HIS REAL SELF, junior Dan Peck lets loose on the dance floor. 15
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