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

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Alice Hansen: I saw your lest play L112, It sure was good. You'll hit the top before too long.uw L119: You were prett y good Al1oe but I guess you can't mix marriage with a. career Can you. Alice You're right there, but I love my family and home so much that I don't miss any of the things I had my hee.rt .set on. I have a darling house in 1018 and two sweet children. Sey Doris, how do you l1ke merried 11fe? I read eoout your Wedding in the Iole Herald Did you go to Northern Visoonsin for your honeymoon? . Doris: Yes, we epe nt tmhr weeks up there It surely was nice. We live in MlleUk now, my husband has a job as a.meohanio for some big garage .' ' I , r . . I Lila:y Here come the rest of the 'Q9 class. How lucky we hre,that we can be here together.1 I do hOpe weIII get-e'chanoe,to gather gegeih reel soon.Y ' I s 1'8o we lee;ve this happy class of 1949 to their reunion. We are pleased to See the outcome of all these people and hope with all our hearts that their future will be as rosy as their pasts have been. Here lies the body of Samuel Peas, With folded arms he rests at ease,. Here he lies, no Wonder he 5 dead, The wheele of. a truck ran over his head. There' s a boy oalied Ailan Moe working here. May I $ee him? I'm his grandfather ' Owner: You'Ve duet m1seed h1m.f He' 3 some to your funeral. What you need is an eIeotrio bath . . M H No, thanks, doo-I had an1unoIe drown that way up at Sing Sing A romantic pair were in the throes of silence as the car rolled smoothly along an enohant1no woodland path, when the 'lady broke the soell: ' ' John dear, she asked soft1y, oan you dri ve with one hand? 4w . Yes, my sweet he oooed 1n eotasy of anticipation.- -. Then, said the Iov ely One, you'd better wipe your nose, -it's running J A -. . ,. I First Private: Why did you salute that truck driver? Second Rookief Y Donft be so dumb'- That e no truck dr1ver, thatls Generhl-Hauline. Didntt you see the s 12h?

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V...- gets out of the service. Our daughter is growing up so fast, she probably won't know her father when he does come home. We leave this happy group and wahder on to the next which happens to be the men. Gene Moe is telling about his new job as Vice President of the Willis Corporation in Chicago, Ill. Gene: It's the best little car made. We have one and Junior Just raves about it. If I don't give him a ride every day - I sure hear about it. How about you Sidney? What's new for you? Sidney: I work with my brother in Milwaukee. My wife and I have a little home in the suburbs. It's a very attractive place. How's your farm coming Al? Allan: FineeNear harvest time now, the little wife and kiddies like the farm. Guess what, the youngest looks Just like me eha ha. Art: When his long curls get ready for cutting bring him in to see me and Iill clip them off. Hmm, didn't I tell you? I bought out yGust Joel and am now the town barber. Allan: I think I can find a barber in Rosholt. It's not that you're not good enough but home town is closer - you know how it is. Art: Little Arthur 111 has straight hair like the old mans so I never have to worry about curls. Gene: How's your bussiness coming Roger? Roger: The station is still pretty good but I plan on going to Chicago shortly. I'm getting married you know - We'll be back in about a monthea-I think. Where's Harvey? Marvin: The Mrs. is ill so he couldn't make it. Sidney: Does Harvey live on the farm in Elm Valley? Gene: Yes he does. Say Mervin, how many pigs did you get in the last litter? . Marvin: There was in in the last batch, that makes eighty four in all now, too bad you didn't go into more pig raising Al. - Let us leave this talkative group and move on to the next. we hear some mumbling in the assembly, lets take a look. These girls sure seem happy, let's see what's going on. Lois: I love my Job, we have such a big house thet I can't find room to make a big nursery. There are ever so many peOple in Cel- ifornia that like to have their children taken care during the day and my love for children makes it so much fun. It also gives my two children companionship. How do you like Oklahoma Violet? Violet: It's a beautiful state, there are also many opportunities for a working girl like me. I have many things in my hope chest now and I'll soon need them. How are your guitar concerts coming? LaVonne: My orchestra is becoming very good. We play in Milwaukee this weekend and then we move on. It's reallyiwonderful being able to meet so many people and see so many places. Lila, did you get that part in the play you were telling me about? Lila:' Keg. I got ita We are presenting it in the Fox Palace next week. '

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