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

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10M; C. .gpue Echo tpw . A new Campu. atVa. 1r e;mn1y meaning a change of the staff. gives a new staff the Job of putting out the paper. Although it takes a good deal of time and some times you r 1- that the old machine is really picking on you, we have to admit that the job is interesting and furnishes a re- lease from the daily routine of schoolwork. ' Baron Bestul and his crew did a great Job in serving their term. We hope as much can be said about us at the end of our Sophomore Party a On the evening of September 27, 1946, the saphomores with great pride, put on the first party of the school year of '46-'47, which was held in the recreation room of Scandy High. Each person invited a guest. The beginning of the evening was enjoyed by playing 81' Winkem, Going out West, Crossai and Unerossed and many simi-w: games. .Lunch was served by a chosen committee and the rest of the evening was spent in dancing. Freshman Party On October 18. 1946, the freshmen had a hny-ride party. The night started early and the tractor and wagon arrived shortly after 8 o'clock. We had some trouble with the lanterns but they were soon fixed and we started on our way with Mr. and Mrs. Christiansen as chaperons. we arrived at Iola in high spirits singing songs as we went. After the usual stop in Iola, we began our Journey home. ' ' Chili was enjoyed after the return to the high school.

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Carnival October 25th, the students of S. q S.put11n a carnival which was a great suscess. ?9h The main show st5rteo at 8 o 'clock, featuring station B-LeO-W and providing the best in music and acts, Master of Ceremonies being Bob Bestul. A AIter the main show, boxing and wrestling matches pron vided much exc itement for the interested specte tors. The House of Horrors , operated by Fr5nkenstein Lee and Dracula Moe, gave terror to even the bravest. Delicious food was served by Madamoselle Phyllis Peter- h and her excellent kitchen staff and select grouo Qf ;;sh washers. The Little Theatre and Moving Pictures in two difw IArent rooms in the basement gave everyone a surnrise. , The Little Theatre featured Laurel and Hardy. A few of the concessions were the Hoople. stand and the Dart game on the first floor and the Ball Throwing stand and the IArtle Game in the basement. A Floating Match Between Two Fat Women was ferformed in a tank in the laboratory and reported to have been very exciting. In the English room, The Expert Swimmer hers formed in a special tank. The earnival was well-attended and everyone had a good time.

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i x CAMPUS ECHO STAFF Front Rowvaeft to Right: June Thomander, Helen Evenson; Phyllis Peterson, Connie Olson, Luella Gjertson, Lavonne Simonson, Lois Jenson, Lois Jorgens Second Row: Art Lee, Gene Moe, Leland Thompson, Bob Bestul