Edmore High School - Viking Yearbook (Edmore, ND)

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Class W111 oi 51 Opal Kmrkrlet wllls her abmllty to sleep ln school and get by wlth It to Sh1rley Peterson Aletta Davls wllls her short haxr to Rlta Twaddle Beth Collms wxlls her abxhty to get along wlth Mlss Hahn to Beverly Braaten Phyllxs Fjalstad w1lls her work on the annual to some poor undergraduate Lynn Hjelmstad w1lls hxs Hemy to Seymour Adsem Ramon Bartel w1lls hls abulty to clrwe a Bulck to Edroy Paul Novacek wllls h1s curly haxr to Charles Blomqulst Jack Braaten wmlls hxs basketball career to Jon Torkelson Aldus Dahl wxlls hls ablhty to skxp school and get away wlth It to Donnle Vlger Lyle Tollefson wllls hls physxcs bra1ns to Booby Frelje Amer Roseth wxlls h1s phystque to Jxmmy Connolly Paul Arneson w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to xgnore women to Rlcky Twadclle Buzzy Twaddle wxlls h1s way wxth women to Bxlly Martin 12 I I ' ' ' ll ' ll . . .,. . . Anderson.

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Class Poem AS YOU GO THROUGH LIFE Don't look for the flaws as you go through l1fe And even when you fmd them It IS wxse and kxnd to be somewhat blxnd And look for the vurtue behmd them For the cloudlest mght has a hmt of lxght Somewhere m lts shadows hldmg lt s better by far to hunt for a star Than the spots on the sun abxdmg The current of lxfe runs ever away To the bosom of God s great ocean Don't set your force gamst the r1ver's course And thmk to alter 1ts motion Don't waste a curse on the unlverse Remember xt lwed before you Don't butt at the storm wlth your puny form But bend and let xt go o er you The world wxll never adjust xtself Some things must go wrong your whole llfe long And the sooner you know lt the better It 1S folly to fxght wrth the mhmte And go under at last m the wrestle The wlser man shapes mto God's plan As water shapes mto a vessel Ella Wheeler Wllcox Class Flower Whlte Gardenia Class Colors Maroon and Whxte Class Motto Love Labor and Laugh ll I I , . . ' 1 To suit your whims to the letter,

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Semor Trzp On Thursday May 17 thlrteen Semors left Edmore school for then- annual Semor tr1p Places of lnterest vxsxted were Walhalla Wmmpeg Kenora Internatlonal Falls and Bemxdjx Thursday mornmg we stopped at Walhalla to look at the scenery from Lookout Moun tam a part of the Pembma Mountalns from wh1ch we could see over Walhalla and surroundmg country We enjoyed the beautlful scenery The afternoon was spent shop pmg 1n Wmmpeg ln vxsltmg CKY radxo statlon and seemg a show at a drlve rn theatre Frxday mormng the class enjoyed a llttle more of the educatxonal klnd of sxght see mg by gomg to the beautlful St Boniface Cathedral Asslmbome Park and Parhament Bulldmg After eatmg dlnner at the rltzy Ch1ld's Cafe we left for Kenora Ontarxo and hllls The scenery was so romantxc that many of the Semors became honeymoon minded Kenora w1th xts beautrful cabxns overlookmg Lake of the Woods seemed an xdeal spot Saturday seemed an Ideal txrne to leave for BClT11dJl so we were off just after break fast We went through the Customs Offlce at St Frances and stopped at lnternatxonal Falls where we walked out on the dam and watched the water pourmg rn from only one of the locks After eatmg a d611C1OL1S p1cn1c dmner 1n the car whlle lt was raxmng we contmued our journey When we reached Bemxdjx we checked m at our cablns and decxded to do a llttle more slght seemg not wantmg to rmss Paul Bunyan and Babe After eatlng breakfast at one of the cablns Sunday rnormng we started the long rlde home stopprng flrst at the arrport to watch the Navy planes land and take off One of the cars stopped off nn Crookston Consndermg who the occupants of the car were some of us were a bxt concerned about the stop We dld have an enjoyable and memorable trip' We apprec1ated the efforts of our chaperones and drrvers Mzss Hahn Mr Peterson Larry Knoke and Paul Novacek 13 I I ' - I . . U I l - I I ' I l l l . , . . I . . . . . y . . . . . . ' . . -. . . . . . . ' . . . , . . . . . . ' . . y V . I where we saw logging operations and more scenery including trees, rocks, falls, lakes, D . , . . . . y .I .... - . D . . ' 9 . , . ' I . I ' I 0 5 p u