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

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..... Professor Lee, and his slide trambgne .Blared out many a ditty, 11 He helped out in most all that w.. done And as Editor was rather witty. Allan Moe has traveled rar' In his little Che vy. car, And when he made his Saturday datleV Allan Moe was never late. And now we '11 write on another hoe Th18 boys name is Gene, . , 1 H9 has starred all four year9 On our atheletic teams. Rosanna came from Icla. ',:g In her freshman yearn.m '1v11 Everyone wduid have missed her If she hadn1t been here. Late to school, but with a w 111,. In the winlter' 3 cold and ch1ll Iola foremost in her .mind Ruthe Olson we do find. Dr1ves to sCthl .1n. 9 Chevrolet A Qu1et; steaay q1rl LaVonne, who knows most everything ' Can make your mihd aWh1r1. Tw1r1er D. A. R1, and speaker 100 b Is Lila the blond 111116 lass She took part 1A everythina . And is the 10p one in our class. Doris Snyder is Adt snobby When to her roam you qo 10 A136, Cookina is her favorit9 hobby And dates come next in line. Our four 10nd years of toll are o'er And now we must say goodbye . But non9 of Us WiIi ever forcet Our 611:8 at m111199917q aura...- ,V.,. . ,

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Gummern , the last of the Anderson boys, In his Hirrh School days made lots of noise. lie all will miss this carefree lad When he becomes a Hiah School grad. Alice Carr in our class Lives by the railroad track For making malts and sundaes good She really has the knack. There are very few who dare to tuscle With Harvey's big frame of bone and muscle. There aren't many pitchers who can outfox OI'Harvey when he gets in the batters box. Marvin Erickson, known to all, Was bass drummer in the band In carnivals, and everything else, He lent a helning hand. - Alice Hansen of our class Really cot around, But after craduation she does plan To finally settle down. Violet Hansen deserves much praise For all she's done 1n her High Sdhbol dayg, In time she homes to become a very Excellent bussiness secretary. Gloria Hoover is the cirl Who lives on the end of main street She liked to 970 out on Saturday nights ' And many a man did she meet. One of our seventeen is Lois Jenson who lives two miles north of town She toiled four years in the Union Free And really got around! Another senior, the stationman's son, Who shines up ??orthland way, Rover came from Chlcaao twwyears back and has hardly missed a day. v-w-m- -...,..t..' ---mewm

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On behalf of the Senior Class of 19u9, I as a lawyer, doctor, psychiatrist, et ell, do declare these people in 8 fully clear state of mind. Although some have suffered from leakage of the brain, loose livers, water on the adems apple and other serious deseeses they are still of sound mind and body. I hope that these peeple fully realize how forisunm e they are to recieve that which iis bequeethed to them.S18ned M f4 '0 !ou MMrM QM M M D. Ph D. D.D. D D S. D. V Mo TO: Mr. Lee, our principal - We will our dreams of Far Away Places that floated through our minds the 28 day of April. We also, with pleasure, will to him the cleats on our shoes. Miss Peterson e The senior class wills to her our knowledge of grammar and also our t5 lent of debating. Mr. Christiensen - To Mr Christiansen we will the grey hairs resulting from basket ball games and our knowledge of figures. Mrs. Christiensen a :Te will our aosture and accuracy that we have acquired these pest four years. Mrs. Rule e We will our numerous amounts of squeaks that we have been trying to improve. Mr. Dean n Our notes both shsrp end flat'go to Mr. Dean, accompanied by our musical abilitya Mrs. Howard Bestul e We will our limberness and our ability to perform any exercises. Christ Johnson e To our Janitor we will our housekeeping habits and the dust that finds its Way rrOund UniorIFree. To the Juniors, we will our position as seniors end our interesting discussions in Social Problems Class.