Climax Township High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Climax, MI)

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UARWIVPL The election of the carnival king and queen this ycev was the highlight of the annual funniest held Friday, wnran 15. Wendell Heritz and Eleanor Sowles were voted to reign over the carnival. mhe election of the queen presented a neck-and-neck race Between Eleanor Bowles and Ida Blew with Janice Squier placing th5:d. The closest runner-up to Wendell Heritz' for king was Kenny Scraper Weeks, who pun forth a sudden spurt in vot - ing after being introduced to the assembly by his campaign manager, Mr. Wilkinson. Among the concessions were Senicrsv refreshments: Jvn- iors, Pingepong and dart gameg Scphemcres. fun houseg Fresh- men, duck ringingg Grammar Room: carrivaL'goods3 Intermed- iate Room, fish pondg and Primary ioom, baxe goods sale, The student council sponsored the dance which had the larg- est attendance of the year,

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THE HTELL-IT-ALLU The school newspaper, the Tell-It-All started out iT second year of publication in l9hl with several new improv- ments. A better and more durable grade of paper was enplvv ed, while a more complete and better organized coverage vf school activities was introduced. The staff was as follows: Editor ...... .... Robert Pierce Ass't Editor .... Elva Westphal Cartoonist ....L. Robert Hamill Circulation Mgr, Clarence Rolfe Ass't Cir. Mgr, . iRtEiph Ilickerson Faculty Edvisor .. Miss Rector Nearly everyone in the high school took part in reportm ing the various activities during the year. The paper was printed every two weeks and fourteen pa --A- pers were published during the year. Besides the regular news reports the paper featured several gossip coiumns, car4 toons, autobiographies of the seniors, newsoraps, humor, and interviews.