Climax High School - Viking Yearbook (Climax, MN)

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Edward Fremm wills and bequeeths to Lyle Hoskins his see- ret of getting his book reports in on time. Blondina Peck wills and bequeathes to Doris Russell her excellent bookkeeping marks. Betty Ewing will and bequenths to Wayne souls her diary entitled NFour years of confinementuorfleughing for mon- eyh. Howard Stanley will and bequeeths to Esther Drnllette his power to say WNQ I won't do itn. David Harrison wills and bequeaths to Mary Alice Stieneckor his shoot music among which is one entitled NA bicycle built for twon. Lee shibbcrwills and boquesths to Betty Pierce his abil- ity to blush readily. Mike Roo and Betty Ewing will and bequeath to Vernon Tay- lor and Mnry June Baird their special signal system so that they can converse in school without quite so mush note writing. GIFTORY While I was cl.ening out the attic the other dsy I picked up some things that would fit into gifts if they were pol- ished up a bit. So et this time Blondine and myself vould like to pass these remembrance gifte to our clessmetes in hopes they they will keep them to remember the class of 1940 by. me give Betty Ewing this rolling pin to keep central df her not-so distant future husband. To Violet Horitz we give this set of scissors, needle thread end thinbdll to keep her in trim in her sowing. With these she can le rn how to darn stockings for her, Ah! vell you knowi! Because he belongs to u shoemxking family, we give Mr, Shoemaker u shoe that is already mhd and new he von't have to make one to remember the class of l94O. To merle Roe we give this bottle of finger-neil pnlish so hc can keep his fingernails polished. It seems znfn he run out during school one duy und enley one hand ea polished. And to our president, Leo Schieber we give this mall so

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he can keep his class meeting little more order. lMaybe hi some use for it tool We give to David Harrison thi course he may not need it but To in the future with a future wife will have book on a dancing it may help. Edward Fromm we give this toy auto so he wen't wreck so many cars just tinkering around with them We to we he' pepsi-cola. To Dale Lobig have a boy who drinks quite heavily when it comes or sometimes called pepsi give this bottle of pepsicola and a glass. We hope will try to keep the bottle or glass to remember us by, for we know he couldn't save the pepsi-cola very 10115 0 We give this rose to Miss Metzger for her kind and gen- tle ways in our senior year. It seems during thc freshman year a teacher a teacher asked if anyone had a watch with a second hand and Ken- neth Haggard spoke up and said, NNo, but I have a second handed watch.u So to Kenneth has a second hand. we give this watch which To Wallace Way we give this late edition comic book so ho won't have to borrow the other fellows reading mat- orial. To Dale Crosby we give this bottle of wave set to help keep his curls in place. To Marion Lindsay we give this milk pitcher to hold his daily diet of milk. We all know he likes milk. We are in great sympathy with wanted So we him to give him this telephon, save steps. To Miss Mason we give this be she can carry it with her for cookie making. To Howard Stanley we give thi can carry it with him. It se ing track of his books. To Richard Van Middlesnorth we r- Ln. Mr. Wilkinson when he is on the telephone downstairs and he is upstairs. in hopes it will help rd and mixing howl so free demonstrations on pocket size book so he ms Howard has a time keep- give this noisemaker which we hope will keep him amused while working hard at his farming. To Owen Barkley we five this miniture scout. New Gwen tri to keep up the good work. To Blendlna Peck we give this bushel basket for we want her to know thcre's four nnnkn in 9 hnQhn1 Na+ aa + tml