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

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SENIOR SKIP DAY The seniors went to Detroit on an excursion it seems To :ee the battle two Baseball teams, Detrpit and New York who were trying to decide Who was the best on the sportsmen side, But all at once the field get wet, And the seniors haven't seen the game played yet. But they did see HBelle Islen and the fish and flowers ther: And later at the Fisher building heard a program go on the aw They saw a man win a Government Been When he guessed a number as the band played on. They ate at a Chinese restaurant and thought the feed was swell, Until they went to pay their checks- the price they would not tell, After the day was over and they got on the bus at ten. They reached hom ' e at keersoredh o'elock and were at peaee again.. I won't tell the time. It is against our rulia But anyway about I1'O hours later, three ef us werein school.

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SENIOR PLAY On Friday, November 28, the Seniors presented their play nAuntie's Moneyu to a large, apprecia Clare Schieber was most convincing a nlounge lizardn nephew of Mrs. Case, the w ll whose part was portrayed most realistica Lankog and the nquack doctorsn, Bob Hamill caused many, many laughs by their comical The play revolved about Auntie and her moment of the play was the healing of Aunt quack doctors Cmuch to the surprixejf The role of Veleta, the niece of Mrs. by Audary Boyd, and her hot headed lover, don Putnam. Lance, who was planning on inheriting was very surprised and disgusted when his when Auntie recovered her hearing. Berthanna, the card-reading housemaid, B1ew, was continually popping in at the wr also much astonished when her predictions tive audience. s Lance Case, the ealthy,deaf auntie y by Betty Lou a nd Donovan Eller antics. money. The big ie's ears by the Case, was played Ruddy Boles,by Gor his Aunt's money, scheme was foiled played by Mary ong time C she was came truel.