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

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SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE, seniors Shelley Peters, Lisa Jacobs, and Merci Swafford demonstrate this im- portant principle of being friends. SHARIMG A LOCKER, seniors Tim Stump and Brett Eirestein have an en- lightening conversation in the senior hallway. LAUGHING AT EACH OTHER, fresh- men Jenny Dolak and Renee Lagows- ki show a true example of what friends are really like. AETER HAVING LUNCH TOGETHER AT RAX, juniors Carolyn Mowen, Rebecca Eoley, and sophomore Kris Pearson prepare to go back to school for fourth hour. I threw Eric Eiker into the hallway with just his underwear on. It was pretty fun- ny; of course he was mad. — Gary Edholm I bought a blue shirt and my friend said it was aqua. I said it wasn ' t. She would not talk to me for a whole week!! — Danielle Ramsey I had a fist fight with Kathy l artens, and threw her over my bed and into the stereo. It was only over a guy. It was funny!! — Desiree Shaw What is the stupidest fight you ever had with a friend?

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Through Thick And Through Thin Friendships Friends are a big part of everyone ' s life. Without them life would be quite bor- ing. Because so much in life depends on how well one can get along with other people, friends are a cru- cial part of growing up. The more one learns about making friends now the easier life will be later on. Friends are people who are there when you need them. Tm not sure where I would be right now if my friends were not there to listen to me, said ju- nior Kristin Lambright. It is said that your high school years are the best years of your life and without friends to share those special times, I ' m not sure that would be true. said junior Kim Kinney. What would Friday night be without friends? From going to the basketball game to the Fri- day bash, friends stay togeth- er. I love to go to the mall with my friends when I ' m bored, said senior Anne Weber ad- ding, Friends should be there through the exciting times and the unexciting ones too! It is important to remember that one will gain many more friends in the future but the people one knows now share only memories high school classmates can relate to. My friends and 1 share some of the same dreams and goals but we have to keep it in perspective, some of us will go to different colleges and we will make new friends. Thats life! said junior Bill Stohler. This important lesson in life is exemplified by senior Tracy Serwatka, Make new friends but keep the old, one is silver and the other is gold. In a few concise words a friend is someone to share the good and bad times of your life. — Mary Florkowski 28 Student Life

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BEING LULLED BY THE ROMANCE or THE EVENING, junior Tom Cas- teel stares into the starry eyes of se- nior Karen Ctiance. THE THRILL Of VICTORYHII Grad- uates Peggy Fuerbringer and Ricky Miller savor ttie excitement of be- ing crowned 1987 Prom King and Queen. 30 Student Life