Clayton High School - Vive Vale Yearbook (Clayton, WI)

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hs QS fr 8 5 . f N E I F X 9 X SQIL wx X gl gil HEEL 5 .se xt Xl, SSR N 'g , gigs NN F H A This last year the F H A has had 45 active menbers We've sold hot dogs at football games to earn money, besides the dues we oaid Durinv the year with the money we've earned, we bought gifts for Miss Greuning and Hrs Robey who vere ill, and for Betty Ann Bird who was married le also gave several sunshine box s to classmates who were during the school year The F H A enjoyed e Christmas supper party by candlelight The event was held on Thursday, December I2 Christmas carols were sung and gifts were exchanged Our annual Home Coming Dance was sponsored by the F H A It was held on the evening of November I Each of the high school classes cho e candidates for Home Coming King and Queen They were, heal Fellrath, Betty Bird, Lynn Larson, Grace Bjurstrom, martin Franke, Darelyne Peroff, Eugene bottom, and JoAnn Becker Eugene Nottom and JoAnn Becker were chosen king and queen They were crowned by our coach, Mr Sutton The orchestral music was supplied by Jimmy Kaye, and the entire event was highly successful laltln' fur the Bell ly work is all a done, and here I be e sittin Boredom ta1n't no fun, so I wish I could be gettin The clock's a t1ck1n'm1nutes, but the arms don't seem ter go lho'd ever think a period could pass so awful slow? e looted 3ally's paper, 'nd I scribbled over Joe's ve wroted on the table 'nd I caused 'em many woes waitin' fur the bell, but it didn't a seem ter ring And so before I go, Ifll do another thing When no one is a lookin' I'll write upon the chair, Bo the 'jerk' that peers below, will know Kilroy was there. Iell, as I eald befur, I'm tired of a-sltt1n', Bo if you'll all excuse me, I guess I'1l be a-gitt1n'.' Oh, Dreadful Day' Did you ever get that feeling Ihen you first get out of bed When your head is sorta reelin And your heart ls full of dree And you ask that foolish question, lhy was I ever born?' Cause you know that school is start ing on this bright and sunny morn You can see the bars already You can feel the lash of tongues But you've got to keep nerves steady lhen the last bell's finally rung There a1n't no sense in frettin' Cause you know its got to be School ls gonna start this mornin' llth, or without you and me' You'll get to see old friends again, Say, let's not be so sad, Although 1t's kinda hard to take Just thlnkg it a1n't so bad! e G X X X X X -1 T Q 0 'mmf I xx Q If A X ' e ' . KS by .3 9 1 in S I' 2 Q RQ -1 W 12 f ,- O 1 ', 4, , V . - 15 1-J Q 5 - .I :I - , I -',- s AP-K XQ- 4 , 'xr , ' W eiss is ,S I' Qse' ,' 'M NNN YE X H 1 ,I s, . . . X S . . . f . . - Qs e X ' isri A 9 . 1 T 3 f X . T e 111 S' SE tx - as ry e o e . I e 5 K', ii . Ngiikx . e s e ,ff fe 0 V S I N ,.se as 5 i . . . qfbisg fn' ir A gi w x as Gia l - . xi is f ' - be Q g w Xlgx 45 Q , T ' - x 6 kj I'v 5 ,' . 2 - I, A , Q , I Pm -. 5 1 sm , 2 O iq w 5 lx O Q ki X: Q 15-In ' re Q 6 I is ' O .i' Q .-L -' ' ,f :- .:' - M4 HX I, 'Q 0 1