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

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3PLNMAF,POOM Ten students in grloe tight and eight in g eds seven comprisel the junior high school roll in Seotemberl All od these staderts have finished the year Wltn us. At midyeac thirteen sixth gxadirf inrreiscd the grammar room roll uv thirty one- The members lost us are David,Rugg, Merle Hitchiigs, and Lloyd Ankney. Arrival of grade six in our room January 18 was the oo- casion of a dinner in charge of Arlene Machin and Marian Dokey. Another event we all enqoyed was a Valentine party on February 15. Eleanor Nicholson served as chairman ani was assisted by Loreen Slaybaugh in presenting a elcvow htruth and consequencesn skit Christmas was amrked with a party ineludi g gifts and was planned by Jackie Beeokke. Grade eight held three skate ing parties, the last on May 12 when the seventh grade joinf ed them. Early in the fall Mrs. Dyer drove members of the seventh grade to visit the battle Creek Museum. All grammar room students have served on committee: throughtout the year doing such necessary jobs as caiw it plants, books, boards, and bulletin boards. One especially attractive bulletin was an Easter display by Elaine Alver, A new safety patrol duty was taken over by Jackie Becosru and Kathryn Scott. They were monitors on duty with the bus children until the bus left each night from school. Sixth grade literature class enjoyed the story of the Trojan Horse and learned about Achilles' Heel. Decimals have become less musterious to some of us though a number of our students blame the mumos for a set-bask, Seventh grade mathemati cs'- geometric figures and we know Civics eight has been in ages of rural and city living ship versus home renting. Robert Whjley represented our room in meet on May 15. Ten of our number sang in festival on April 27 and at May 20. A scout troop meeting during ected by Gordon Putnam and Lloyd the tenderfoot tests was Charles Our members who are studying which we liked was the work in all about them, heres ted in the relative advant and the benefits of home ownern tract music the county the county the Community Club concert on the dchool day has been dir- Puffer. First boy to pass Dalton. instrumental music at school and out or school are Wells Tobey, Jr., Janes Dyer, Eleanor Nicholson, Loreen Slaybaugh, Donald Perkins, Frank SCP1mffd- Patricia Low, William Greenman, Robert Eberstein, and Cltif Jones .

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' ,., i INTERMEDIATE ROGM Phyllis B aughman Richard Boone Beverly Coote Pearl Cramer Joan Dalton Gordon Finley Billy Longman Mary Lou Maohin Marian Nicholson Esther Roe George Watts J ean Worden Silas De Mobt Eugene Girard Harold Yeomans Duane N ewmeyer Marie Pierce Wilma Stampfler Allen Vosburg Bruce Yanks Donna Baughman Edvard Walton Betty Fleming I-C -'.. 14 5 Gui le Norma Jean Hagelshaw Lewis H nrrison J almps Longman Wendell Scramlin J ohn Watts