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Thoughts of the evening ' s performance. Lovely vivacious cheerleaders, lantz, poms squeamishly performed to Dr. and Beans, captivate members of the Doolittle ' s, Talk to the Animals. varsity Football team at pep assembly. Seniors show their artistic talents and creativity by building the first place float in class competition. Fired up for victory. Coach Voris emotes Noah, accompanied by several of his his desire to Trample the Tigers. animal friends, welcomed Clarkites to the homecoming lawn display. Enthusiastically participating in homecoming activities, Cindy Ramsey proudly displays the Pioneer Spirit. Student Life Homecoming 74 15
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Becoming the shelves of a fashion showcase, Clark ' s halls held the modern dress of today ' s youth. Wire rimmed glasses, pierced earrings, platforms, and scarves added an extra touch. Boys continued to sport long hair, while girls considered shorter hair styles. Representing school dress were the midi-skirt, dresses, wool and knit pants, cardigan sweaters or fancy blouses and shirts, and the more casual jeans, flannel shirts, vests, T-shirts, overalls, and work shirts. Although a variety of styles were seen around school, students wore what they were more comfortable in. Inaugural Ball kicked off the dancing season. A lack of time and planning forced the dance from the 74 season into the first dance of 75. Fast gyrations and on-and-off blinking and many colored lights created the mood. Classes and or¬ ganizations sponsored dances as a source of entertainment for Clarkites. Anything goes governed the way students reacted to the pul¬ sating beat of the music. If someone didn ' t enjoy dancing, they could relax by listening to the music. Dances were more than just activities, they were happenings. Jackets, midis, parkas in plaids with a variety of colors, and fur trimmings were displayed throughout the halls. Lax dress codes enabled students to dress casually and comfortably in over¬ alls, sport pants, and T-shirts. Student Life Fads Dances 17
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