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

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'And then there' 9 Connie Olson,. '.Clarinetist in the band, In carnivals, plays, and prominades She was a helping hand. From over at Peterson M111 Cemes Pete in his Chevrolet, He is a master farmer, And he really does make hay. We have another gal 1n the class, Petersen is her name, Scandy was awaiting Untiliuanita came. Mary Hegel of our class Was really on the ball. IsShe always lent a helping hand 'And she is liked by all. 1,Nancy Sannes came to school Most every day of the Iyear, She helped us .out in everything,v 'H ' We were giad to have her here. Kathy Staub, a farmer' s g1rl, '. Lives over in the West, When it comes to economics Kathy is the best. June Thomander is the one About whom we'll write a ryhme, She edited our school paper And was busy all the time. Leland Thompson is our man Who drove both far and near, That Plymouth sure got a workout Especially in his senior year. ,Now that it's time to bid farewell, We wish that we could stay, We leave behind us loads of fun And loads of work and play.

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Back in the fall of '44 We entered Scandy High, But now- in 1948 Itis time to say goodbye. Fran down in Elm Valley onn 913 Corky. every day4..H Schael W111 surely b.e. funny ..W11en he has gone away. David Deanu the mailman 8 son, Lives oVer by the .lakeq ........ ...... He really takes the cake. .. Now here is Doris Evensen, But we all call her 1Crash ,t She tried to move a great big tree And now her car is smashed. Helen of our senior class Was busy all the time, Also she's a scholar And has never committed a crime. EDavid Larson, the walking.man , With a smile upon his face, N -Is always ready for Jokes and fun And on the team played 2nd base. VScandy certainly was blessed When Eileen came to town, She led the girls in basketball And she really gets around. Harriet Neperud, known to all, Who lives by the Kettlehole, Toiled long and hard many a night And thus heads our honor roll. Dolores Nygaard is our girl, And never is she late, We think in maybe Just a year TShe will have a mate.

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J eCLASS PROPHECY Madame Teckla Zuzu'is gazing into her crystal well. She is looking ahead fifteen years into the future to 1365. Ah! The crystal ball is becoming clear and as we look over Madame's shoulder we see a comely matron, the forav; Dolores Nygaard, busy cleaning their new home in Denve; Her husband is busy tending to his chinchillas-while be. three children are making mud pies undethhe back porch. A new scene appears 'and we see Juanita Peterson. is is a very efficient secretary; at least the president of ti company for which she works must think so. Look at the rin on her left hand; eight large diamonds; uYes, a Job as secretary is a Job with a future! . 4V $13 09 LG at A mist fills the ball, blotting out Juanita and as it clears we see David Larson as a great engineer; He has just performed a great feat; in the field of engineering by dew signing and constructing an irrigation system that will make the Great American Desert.the uFarmer's Paradise . The crystal ball is changing again endinow we see Helen Evenson. Helen is a missionary in Soutthfrica. She and her husband run a school for the natives,i THelen is a very busy person as she has twelve children and she calls them her Daily Dozen . V .n Turning the magic ball we find ourselves near Amherst, and putting along at one-hundred miles-an hour in her combi- nation airplane and car is the former Connie Olson. Connie has not changed much in her fifteen years of marriagek She was married June 1948.Ht She and her husband have six ugildp ren including two sets of twins. ' i t We look into the ball again and this time we cat ; at glimpse of Doris Evenson. Doris took up beauty culture eff she really made a name for herself. She is employed in R.K.O. Studiosa Her smile is as pleasant as ever. We her giving Bette Davis a facial. Still leaning over Madame's shoulder we now find . New York'World's Fair coming into the picture. Why Cuxe Peterson is showing ten of his pure-bred Holsteins. He LM blue ribbons on all ten, too.