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A scene which prevailed at most Clark dances was that of kids having fun. Clark sees medley of fashions A change was experienced as Clarkites followed a new dress code.
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Pioneer victory over Gavit fulfills the 1970 Homecoming expectations Band and Flag Corps members set the scene for Homecoming before the victorious game. The 1970 George Rogers Clark Homecoming was just another game on a typical football day: cold, windy and excessively damp. The exception was that for many weeks students labored at the construction of floats, posters, and banners that symbolized one thought: beat the Gladiators! Additional support for the team was displayed on each day of Homecoming Week. To boost the winning spirit, students partici¬ pated in Red, White, and Blue Day, Frontier Day, Button and Bows Day, Hat Day, and on Friday of the week, Blue and White Day. To add to the enjoyment of the big game itself, the Band, Pom Pon Corps, and Twirlers worked for weeks on halftime rou¬ tines. The horn ' s of preparation finally paid off, for Clark slipped past Gavit, 14-13. “Jimmy” Roger Schwartz narrates the Se¬ nior Skit at the Homecoming assembly.
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with the release of the dress code With the release of the dress code, Clark saw a wide variety of fashions. Many girls chose the added warmth and comfort of slacks and pant suits, while others continued to wear the traditional school dress of skirts, sweaters, dresses, and jumpers. Clarkites con¬ tinued to follow the current trends in fashions as midis followed maxis into Clark halls. Longer hair and sideburns were prevalent among the males. As desert boots, Levis, and vests becams increas¬ ingly popular, members from both sexes donned bell bottoms, and a few garnished their jeans with peace symbol patches. Some brave Clarkites tried beards, mustaches, and even the Afro look in hair styles. Classes and organizations spon¬ sored dances as a source of enter¬ tainment for Clarkites. Students were brought into full swing by the , popular music of selected bands. Clarkites “tighten up” to the music of the Clearlight. 17
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