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Students engage Escorts wait at the punch line to get drinks for themselves and for their dates. Helping out at the Student Council Winter Formal, Damon Homco serves fellow Clar- kites at the coat-check room. in intramurals, Jim Martinez pulls down a rebound as the intramural basketball team challenges the teachers. 20
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successful Food Fair ends with dance Despite the surrounding haze, the Washington Monument stands proudly. Clark students displayed liveliness and zest at the PTA Food and Fun Fair. Several club-sponsored booths included a fish pond, a candle shop, a balloon room, and a jail. The festi¬ val was closed with a dance spon¬ sored by the Student Council. Juniors and seniors joined students from other Hammond high schools for a five-day tour of Washington D. C. Sights included in their tour were the White House, the Lincoln Me¬ morial, and the colonial town of Williamsburg, Virginia. During the spring vacation several Clarkites had the opportunity to tour Spain and Germany. Those who toured Spain visited the fa¬ mous cities of Granada, Toledo, and Madrid, while those who traveled to Germany spent their ten days vis¬ iting the Rhine River, Munich, and the Black Forest, along with several sights in Switzerland, Austria, and Denmark. Diane Jefchak gets a breath of fresh air near the Rhine River. Student Life 19
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take delight in Winter Formal A Christmas-time setting of candles, red stockings, candy canes, blinking lights, Christmas trees, and a roman¬ tic atmosphere added to the excite¬ ment of the evening. Sponsored by the Student Council for the first time, the Winter Formal gave female as well as male students the oppor¬ tunity to ask their special someone to the semi-formal event. One hun¬ dred nine couples danced to the mu¬ sic of “Renaissance” at the Whiting Knights of Columbus Hall. Another activity sponsored by the Student Council was the Intramural Sports Program. This activity gave several students who were not able to participate in either varsity or B- Squad competition throughout the school year a chance to play various sports. Football, tennis, basketball, and volleyball intramurals gave many students the chance to com¬ pete against their classmates and friends by the official rules. With the desire to help his homeroom win, Nick Stepnoski exerts his efforts in returning the volleyball. As the basketball flies loose in the air. students and faculty wait to claim the ball. Student Life 21
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