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

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JUNIOR PLAY HFLAT TIRESU Maggie .. ..... Janice Squier Mrs. Matthews .. ... . . Msoine Keiurs Mr, Matthews ... . Charles Peek Dan Maloney .. . .. Wayne Scott Mike Delaney , . . 6 Janes Leuman Dr. Crump ,., ..., . . . , Wendell Hesitz Mrs. Crump ......... . . Edna smith Captain Jack Smith .. .. Gleon Mack Miss Flint ., ...... . .... . ... Ekva Westphal UFlat Tiren Kensington .. . Harold Fromm HFlat Tiren, who was a clever Chicago burglar, is mis- taken in beleiving that it will be an easy task to rob the Matthews of their valuable silber. He did not plan, however on having to contend with Maggie, the maid of the house, who was well acquainted with all the men of the town police force, Nor did he plan on disguising himself to :esemole two different men, Dr. Crump, and Mr. Matthews, who is dressing for a masquerade. In consequence of these facts the policemen who came to visit Maggie mistook the two innocent men for hFlat Tireuu Danny Maloney who was s truggling, young detective, was about to lose his position because of arresting tnc doctor and letting HFlat Tireu slip through his hands. With the help of Maggie however he finally brings HFlat fiiou fu justice. This wins him back his position and the nand if Maggie Sullivan. '

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J UNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior class of this year has had many enjoyable activities. The first one was a theater party at the Bigou theater in Battle Creek, November 12, l9hl. The show which they saw was nIt Started With Eve.n The next activity in which the juniors participated was a roller-skating party which was held at the Palais Skating Rink in Battle Creek, and was attended by a majority of the high school students. Christmas was here much too soon for many of us and so to celebrate its coming the whole high school participated in a Christmas partya January sixteenth was the date set aside for the first junior dance. Stuart Haas' orchestra furnished the necesgi ary music. 'The committees for the occasion were as follows: Decorations, Edna Smith, Maxine dnauss, Janice Squierg Few freshments, Wayre Seott,' Clecn Mack, Harold Frenmg Adveru tisements, James Bauman, Janice Squier. Donald Maehing and Tickets, Jaiiee Squier, Nas ne Knavss, Wendell Weritz, and Wayne Scott. March 27, 19h2 the play entitled uFlet Tiresu was prew sented to the public. The committee tc select the play for the year consisted of Elva Westphal, Wendell Heritz, and Wayne Scott. Other' committees for the occasion were Coma tumes, Maxine Knauss, Edna Smith, Elva Wes tphalgPropert5es Harold Fromm, Wayne Scott, Janice Squiarg Advertising, Maxg ine Knauss, Janice Squier, James Bauman, and Wayne Scott. The play was attended by a good crcwd and a profit of fortyw five dollars was made. At tnc Carnival the juniors had two concessions of ping- pong and dart tnrawing, About eight dollars was cleared from thcset Since' it is customary for the juniors to give a J-Hop each year, May ninth was selected for the date this year, Roy Clements' Orches tra furnishai the music for the occasion The decoration committee consis the of Janice Squier, Clcon Mack, and Elva'Westphal: the invitations were made and issued by Edna Smith, James Bauman, and Harold Frommg the fsfreshm ments were planned and served by James Bauman, Maxine Knauss and Wayne Scott.