Climax High School - Viking Yearbook (Climax, MN)

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THE EIGHTH GRADE i i ESTENSON, AKER, JEVING, RUTOWSKI, DALE. GRAMSTAD, THORSON, GULLINGSRUD SWENSON, OLSON, BIRKLAND, RENSLEN, MONSON, GUNDERSON. BRUUN, BROKKE. The eighth grade is a very unusual class. Every eighth grade boy is a scout lHoward is one too, but someone told him not to wear his uniform on the picturel. But the girls are unusual too. They are considered the best dress- makers in school - just ask Miss Anderson. -Joan Estenson. DALE ALWAYS REMEMBERS HIS GOOD DEED

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FRESHMEN thirty-three of forty-two lcount 'eml freshmen come to school on a bus you probably bought your smart new monogrammed stationery from solveig hagen whose name rhymes with play and who surely does or famous orland thorson who is a farmer and is full of penicillen or posture-conscious ivan vraa who won a bb letter or bouncing lorraine brink the roater lthat means cheerleader, stupidl Gb or donny aanenson who can play the piano or ivory-skinned beverly wollertson or glamorous verna aukland lsee the flowers in her hair?l or sensational basketball player olga Swenson who surprised us so or sweet little mardella liekness or mary lou bergeson who is likewise or prim ivadell hanson or blond prexy Carolyn olson or any of the other wonderful people who make up the Unpredictoble PRESIDENT CAROLYN OLSON. Vic: PRESIDENT IVADELL HANSON freshman class. SECRETARY IRIS AUKLAND, TREASURER DONNA SANDBECK. BERGESON, AUMUNDSON. BERG. MOEN. PETERSON. KELLER. V. AUKLAND. VRAA. JEVNING. Tv-4oRsoN. BERGLAND. BJORNSTAD. FINSTAD. THORSON. UELAND, DRAGSETH. WOLLERTSON. SwENsoN. GROSFIELD. RODAL.. I.AuKLANo. HANSON. BRINK. LAR- soN. HAGEN. Ol.soN. MUNYER. LiEKNEss. SCHRAEDER, SANDBECK. BAKER. GUNDERSON, AANENSON. BURD, BANGEN, WEGGE, RARRicK. OSTGAARD. 0210

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ln all there's only seven of us, But we can raise an awful fuss If our assignments are too long Or if we get our problems wrong. Our studies only number seven, But half the time we wish to heaven That we weren't in this school today, But out and gone, and far away. F'f':5? ' We'lI still be here five long years yet, And all we'll do is sit and sweat. I wonder why they make a fuss To teach these things to kids like us. But school has its bright side, too, And working isn't all we do. ' No, indeed, for we're not dead N L, We've parties, a club, and then Phy. Ed. ,P - 1 1 I suppose we Il all be glad some day L. ff if - When we're done and on life's way. But just for now, let's have three cheers 'Cause we've been here just seven years. DICK LETNES THE SEVENTH GRADE 23 RARICK, KOBBERVIG. ANDREA OLSON. EVANGELINE OLSON. LETNES. ANDERSON. BRUUN U I