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

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The fourth and last year began with fourteen members. Orville Carr, William hork, Ray Arndtsen, and Henry Wilkins entered the senior class. The class officers were: President Orville Carr, Vice- president, William Mork and Secretary-Treasurer, Donald Olson. Mr. Lee was their class advisor. With the help of other class members the senior presented . carnival. Lending aid to the Jurtors, another Junior and ?shior Prom was held on April 18. Lois Jorgens, Phyllis Peterson and Robert Bestul took part in Forensics; Bob received a B rating in Extemporaneous Speaking at the State Contest at Madison. Robert Bestul graduated as Valedictorian and Lois Jorgens as Salutatorian. Graduation exercises were held on May 28 at the Community Hall. Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red and White

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Senior Class History August 25, 1945 Was indeed an eventful day for thirteen boys and girls who were to start a now adventure by joining the Student Body of good old Scandy High. After two weeks of setting acquainted and bowing to the Wishes of the Seniors, they came to their final trial, an initietion Darty. After this momentous occasion, they became full fledged members of the student body. The officers of the class were President Robert Bestul, Vice President Robert Christensen and Secretary-Tressurer Zvelyn Peterson. Mr. Brown was their cless advisor. The members who took part in forensics more Robert Eestul, Robert Christensen, Lois Jorgens, Phyllis Peterson and Evelyn Peterson. After the usual three month vacation, they reenterod high school again, this time as Sophomores, This year they lost two members, Evelyn Peterson and Carvel Voie, but Betty Huffeutt and Donald Henry entered and so they remained thirteen in number. This year the officers were President Robert Christensen, Vice Tresident Donald Olson and Secretarwareesurer, Betty Huffoutt. Mrs. Engen was their adviser. During the fell, they gave 2 Sophomore party. Lois Jors gens and Robert Bcctul took part in forensics. Robert won a 3 rating from the stnte in Oratory. They entered the junibr year With only ten members. otty Euffoutt, Donald Henry, end Sanford Snyder had left them. C13 The officers were President Robert Bestul, Vice President Donald Olson, Secretarymfreesurer, Lois Jorgens. Their class ?dvisor was Mr. Christiansen. Robert Bentul and Lois Jorgens took part in fOFOHSiCS egaln this year. ' On March 29, they presented their class olay entitled tasron Slick from Pumkin Crick. The Juniors and Seniors held a successful carnival, which provided enough proceeds to feature a formel Prom on hpril 25. They also entertained the seniors for thn annual Junior and Senior picnic.

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Phyllis Peterson wills her ability to cut dents into new cars to Qoris Eveneon. Her quick temper she wills to Tubby II ' . Henry Wilkins wills his trigonometry course to anyone that thinks he can handle it. Preferably Curtis Peterson. His k rmonica he leaves to Beverly Bergmano T0 Julius we will all his tools that we have borrowed and our roility to throw axes in the furance. Also wn lnavn him all the dried out Daner towels. To the Physics donartment we will our nin hole cameras. To the ghost world of sccond and third, Jorgens, Bestul and Morn nromise peace and quiet in tha future evenings. To Art Lee Bestul wills his Campus Echo auron. To the students of future years we will our dreams of a new gym in hopes that they might not all be in vain. To all car drivers in and around this vicinity we will our high regards for our school camnus, esnecially in the snring. We hereby annoint our school clerk, J.M. Bestul , as sole executor of this. our last will and testament. In witness thereby we set our hanas aha seal this twenty-cighth day of May, nineteen hunared and forty-seven. , Signed vanj ., Mm 1y yaw g 4 AMA 4' f O ' jfghji ?M Zimh ?wzfX 1,3,1 Agv z'i i r? p jtflyo' xbf f' 6,wa f WW4 . 3f . wig. K W Q7144, WK avmzziflxjfgwi