Climax High School - Viking Yearbook (Climax, MN)

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Those sixteen vho stmrted were: Meblc Betz, Presidentg Mqynurd Muck, Vice President! Merle Roe, Secreturyj Lee Schieber, Treesurerg Sven Berkley, Hebert Barkley, Betty Ewing, Edward Fromm, Kenneth Haggard, Violet Heritz, Blonw dine Peck Vernon Rambow, Maynard Simmons, Richard VnnMidds lesworth, Cerrol Smoke, and Dale Crosby. During the your Dale Crosby left to uttend the Battle Creek school, but Maurice Kncstrock entered leaving thc number of members in the class unchanged. who t' chars for the year we Mr. Wilkinson, Mr Bonine, llss McCfnne1, end Miss Warnock, our class advisor. In the sophomre year Maurice Knestrick, Carrol Smoke, and Kenneth Haggard did not return but Robert Scofield entered New tenehers vere Mr. Swonk, Miss Archer, and Miss Patten our class advisor. Class officers were Mable Bctz, Pres- ident, Maynard Mack, Vice Presidentg Lee Schieber, Secr- estary- treasured. In the junior your Robert Barkley did not return, but Marion Lindsay und Wallace Way joined our class. During the yeur Msynurd Simmons and Maynard Mack discontinued school, but Howard Stanley became a member of our class shorty efter the school term hed commenced. Class Officers were: Wallace way, President, Robert Sce- field, Vice President: Edward Fromm, Secretary-treasurer. The cluss advisor was Miss Archer who helped with the J. Hop and the junior play, WAunt Bessie beets the Bcnd.' At the beginning of this the senior year, Noble Eftz vis found to be attending the Gelesburg High School end Dain Crosby had entered from the Battle Creek High School. Jaws ing the year Vernon Rambov loft and Kenneth Haggard tr n'- f red from Gelssburg. We had e new group of teachers this ycnr, thcycurc: Miss Meson, Miss Metzger and Mr. Shoemaker our class advisor. Social events for this your were two senior dances, our play nThe Ghost Chas rs', and a CfPHiV51 concession, which helped us raise money for our skip day. Our skip dey vas held May 14. We left the school at about 6:50 and all finally reached For's Greenfield Village. After sounding severul interesting hours there we continued on to Brigg's Studium to see the Detroit Tigers play the Yeshington Sen- ators. After this we had dinner et the Elwood Grill and then attended the Palms theater. We returned home where most of us Slept the clock around. , On the evening of Friday May 25, ve were entertained by the junior class nt the Cloninl Tee Room, which evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Dale Crosby: