Union Free High School - Viking Yearbook (Scandinavia, WI)

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XVII WZIKI LNG9; W-W hDonnsL Bestul She' s happy, she's gay, she drives care away. , t . 1 ' August 17, 1922, Mr. and Mrs. James 1Bestul were blessed by the arrival of a little daughter who was christened Donna Virginia. She attended the Scandinavia Public School for eight years and then the local high school. Donna started band when she was in seventh gran de and has become adept .1 at playing her clarinet She was a member 3X of the Glee Club for three.years, secretary . of the senior class, belongs to Latin Club, and the G.A.A. of which she is program .chairmano 1 X A g 112, 1am Although she has been noted for being the tiniest girl in sohtoY sht loves to do big things, such as cooking, playn ing haw 3011 and tunnis. She also likes to dance. Her hooby is keeping a scrapbook of everything from A to Do: 1nais ambition is to be a private secretary. mag 14' ., Ellwood Anderson Iim out for the man who invented work. , In the year of 1922, February 17, 'On a fsxm sear Stetsonville, a certain young man was born who was destined to become OJeDjdent in 1959 40' President? Yes, of that great and famous body of students of Scandinavia Hith He started his schooling at a school near Stetsonville, later moved south to enroll in the Peterson Mill School, then finished his grade school days at Elm Valley SChOOlm

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Lead ership At last the port of graduation has been reaehed by the Senior Class. As they prepare to set sail on the sea of life, they recall al1 the pleaSant memories of the past four years at Soandy High It is with regret that they must now break the bonds of comradeship which have held the crew together so long, leave their now obsolete ship, and set sail for 'regions unknown.

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he g vmmG . ,H .' ,, y This young man, Ellwood AnderSOn, entered Scandinavia Union Free High School in the fall of 1956 as a brave freshie and received his share of initiation punishment. Red Joined the school'orchestra.i He went out for baseball. He made friends readily and didn't forget his former pals. He played the leading role in the Junior Class Play, Toby Helps Out. He has not, as yet, decided what he wants to do in the future: A.' Leland Hellestad' Solid as any other metal. K TW.' 1 On February 14, 1922, Leland made ;Axx;m his first appearance in Scandinavia.. He i Leak g$ moved soon to reside near Wittenberg EXN ;; J 4nm5 where he still lives. - H . E Xi Er Xy' . reixsew7stw .f J While attending Blue Goose Publioe jExttwiii School, he found time to be mischieVous. e xmlwefee, One punishment he remembers vividly: that of staying in daring recess four weeks straight. He recovered from this 1 to graduate from the school in 1956. -w He is proud.to recall seeing Madame $chumehheheihh at a music feetival at Shawano in the year of 1957. He came back to Scandinavia to attend our highwsohool. He has been pnmtheWbaseball'team all four years. During his Junior and senior years he had the highest batting average of the teams He has had a chance to play all positions in baseball. He has also been interested in forenSice and debate, participating in the former four years, in the lattethhreelxeers. Lelanithinks that Scandinavia has a good growing season- When he entered high school; he weighed 118 pounds and was 5'5 tall. This year his weight totals 190 pounds while his height has increased to 5llO .h Many will remember him by his 'nickneme of Porkyl: During the summer mentheihexhes been a road builder and fire fighter. M' 1e Keel ,WM, J NEH a ,., w-t t...- ..., .