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

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WW ASS ow V. -..J A NOPHECV k in J - a It is a nice Spring day in 1960 at : Scandinavia Union Free High School. As the bell rings everyone hurries down to the science room to see a movie entitiled The Scandin- iaVia Graduates of 1950 . t In the first scene we see Beverly Bergman as the peru- sonal secretary for the Mayor of New York City. The mayor is none other than William GJertson. It shows Mayor GJerta son dictating a letter with Miss Beraman taking it down in shortshand as fast as she can for the mayor is a very busy man. Next we see Eileen Erickson as a clerk in a department store in Chicano. She is selling a lady a twin set of baby clothes. The lady says she is buying them for the former Lulu Thompson who has Just had twins. The picture then shows Lulu busy at home washing baby clothes. In the next scene we see Doris Mae Thompson at work in her home. She is making dinner for her husband and her two children.i The younger is trying to climb upon a chair and the older is trying to pull him down, but Doris calmly sets them both.in their chairs with all the patience of a mothen us the nlcture continues we see a car being towed into a qarace in Milwaukee. As the driver steps out we see it is Violet Olson. The head mechanic who comes to repair it is Royal Wesrud. They recocnize each other end .etart to talk about the wood old days at Scandy Hinh. She tells him she owns the Violet Beauty Shoooe in Milwaukee. He asks where Vivian is and Violet says she is married to a wealthy store owner in Detroit. Then the picture switches over to a scene of a beautt-

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A. anyone who can wear them and her ability in mathematics to Keith Caldwell. Violet Olson wills her front seat in the assembly to Eugene Nyqaard and her love for dancing to Rodger Eckhardt. Vivian Olson wills her room on second to anyone ; who wants it and her ability to sit still in the assembly to Donna Snyder. Kermit Taylor wills his love for Chemistry H to Arlio Bartel and his amicable disposition to Marjorie Gjertson. Doris Thompson wills her diamond to Judy Jorqeson and her coed housekeeping to the boys on third floor. Lulu Thompson wills her pencils to David Nelson and her job of helping the freshmen boys with mathematics to Donna Snyder. Royal Wasrud wills his ability as a drummer to Louise Thompson and his love for the girls to Rollo Taylor. Sally and Barbara will their ability to set out. of locked buildings to Donna and Anna. Bill and Kermit will their noon hour teteia tete's to William and Walter. Eileen and Beverly will their ability to get their work done to the junior boys. The Senior Class as a whole wills its varied -ab111ties to whomever is worthy of them and as a conclusion ' here's hoping the underclassmen make the seniors of '50 their shin- ing example. We hereby appoint our lawyer, I. M. Crooked, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. Sianed, Class of '50

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ful home with a larae garden in Detroit. In the garden we see Vivian and her little son weeding the patch or beautln rul roses. Thinkina the roses very beautiful he tries to pick one but changes his mind as one pricks him. We now see Gene Gudmandsen studyine over some blue prints of a new invention tn the electrical field. He is an electrical engineer in Columbus, Ohio. He is talking to a man whats sister seems to have married Julian Mark. He said Julian is a sports writer of The New York.T1ues. He got his start as a sports writer at candy High writing the sports section in the school paper, Campus Echot. Now on the screen we see Julian at the Yankee Stadium in New York writing the sports news for the game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees. Julian has recently seen Sally Ann Anderson give a piano concert in the Metropolitan Opera House. It seems it was a great success and 'ehe 18 now en a tour cf all the large opera houses in EurOpe. We now see Sally playing in one of the largest opera houses in Paris. ' Now the scene shifts back to the town where all this success had its beginning. Here we see a picture of Kermit Taylor teaching the history class in the Scandinavia High School where he is also principal. While atill. at the school we see Barbara thtleson teaching the 'mathonat;cs and vocal music classes. The last picture we see is a group ptcture or the graduates taken on their last day of school. 1 As the picture ends the studentgvhurry back .to tbiir c asses. -.tt? u ' I.h .5. i g 9'? ftawv