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

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meu-n ; . 1'sz me x,y FRESHMAN Left to right first row: Viola Anderson, Donna Jensen, Gertrude Johnson, Lenioe Regal, Irene Larson, Helen Olson, Florine Anderson, Dorothy Wasrud. Second row: Ramona Thompson, Robert Lee, Sidney Otterson, Leland Trinrud, Carlyle Olson, Richard Peterson, Laverne Johnson, Philip Moe, Dorothy Mcllney.' . Absent: Douglas Elana

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W hwmgm-x . h. M .- Freshman Clahsyhihfbry 0n the!r bright day of August 24, 1943, nineteen frightened but,courageous freshmen entered Scandinavia High School. Our two weeks of brutal punishment were terminated by a rollicking party on a wierd, ghostly night in September with the seniors as hosts. We chose as our officers, Robert General Lee, president; and Leland Trinrud, secretaryntreasurer. After Christmas Melvin Baboook left, leaving our number a lonesome eighteen, but after the first semeste: Richard Peterson made us happy again by enrolling with r us. Lorraine Hoover went to sunny California, mud afteL? many mathematical calculations you will find that that still leaves us with eighteen members. The freshman were well represented in the extra- curricular activities. General Lee, Sidney Otterson, Helen Olson, Douglas Bland, and Donna Jensen, Joined the band. The girls who Joined the Glee Club are, Florine Anderson, Viola Andersen, Donna Jensen, Irene Larson, Dorothy McIlnay and Dorothy Wasrud. The freshmen too, Joined the G.A.A; 100$. . ' 7 Robert Lee took part in Forensics and took seacnd place at Bowler with The Flea Gang's First Cigarsg,j

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xtVFiQQQQG?l,'VI BASKETBALL Vikings have poor season but individual records fall; Although as a team the Vikings never did roll into high gearto the extent that they were conference terrors, neverwtheeless Kip Trinrud, high scoring Junior forward, smashed most of the schools individual scoring records. He scored the most points per season t94 in conference eompetitionl, had the high average per game, tied Gertch of the team of 57 for the most points in a single game ' and had the most field goals in both the season and in a single game. As a team this year's Vikings won only one of ten con- ference games played, although it may be pointed out in their behalf that they had some close ones, 25-21, 20-19. Failure to win the close ones was due te the fact that the team as a unit could not keep their heads when the game was tight. However the team was a young team. There were two Sophmores, one Freshman, one Junior, and one Senior on the starting five so the Vikings of next year and the year to come should prove to be teams of great strength. This year's team lined up with Kip Trinrud at one forward post taverege per gameu9.81, Ken Trinrud at the other t1.21, Paul Larson at center t1.751, Dick Peterson st guard i0;11 and Lee at the other guard spot t5.61 Only Lee is a Senior, the rest will be back along with Bucky Carr, Sylvan Evenson, and a host of other players who did not quite make the first string this year. Though our team lost, lot it never be said they were poor sports about it. They were a great gang! TEAM RECORD Scandinavia 25 Mattoon 44 Scandinavia 55 Gresham 23 Scandinavia 21 Bowler 25 Scandinavia l9 Wittenberg 31 Scandinavia 19 Rosholt 20 Scandinavia 22 Rosholt 34 Scandinavia 21 Birnamwwod 45 Scandinavia 15 Tigerton g; 2 Scandinavia 10 Tigerton 20 TOTAL 185 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FG FT TP F G Kip Trinrud 37 20 94 Ken Peterson 1 Loren Lee 17 11 45 Dick Peterson 0 Paul Larson 7 4 18. Gordon Sannes 0 Ken Trinrud 6 O 12 Bob Lee 0 Orville Carr 5 5 9 Carroll Dean 0 Sylvan Evenson O 1 1 TOTALS 71