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

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Eleanor has taken part In many, many, things. She cheerleads, dances, speaks- And besides all this, she sings. Lee Wayne is the one Whose leg; is in a east. Thoth it took the leg; awhile, Lee got well real fast! June is a lesser who is smart. She can play piano, ciyserleaa, and singg June is head of very rumm She can do most anything.., Rodger drives a Mercury And. plays ball at school,- And in the summer, Sam? Lake: In Rhager's swimming pools Kelly is so full of fun. And ready with the smileso Ihe can sing; and types real. Intelig Ana cleans the schoolhouse tifvesE Lenore came from luilwaukee And made frienfis real fasto She could sing and dance 0er 43;; A frienc' eve. -:'reueu'te'.iuillLI-rs? Q we'll continue to be loyal To Scandinavia High, Ana. when we will be leavin; he'll depart and. sob a sigh6

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SENIOR CLASS POEM Feur years ago we came here. now it's time to 30. Our brains were much improved As knowledge she did sow. William and Walter are our twins, ani we like these two. If you think them Quiet, They Just don't know you! Uilliam is a tall fellow 11th sparkling eyes and a sly grin, He's full of tricks and somewhat different From the other twin. Walter is quite funny too. hith a bit'more serious mind. He seems very happy too, And he's helpful and he's kind. We cannot forget Jenny. ' Janice is her real name. She is sweet and good at speaking and always acts the same. Gene is the bigg:st senior. He's pramptor far our plays. He has been a help to all an6 will be all his days. Jake's a guy we all like, Who livens up the school. Ans always, yes, always, Follows everx, giggle; rule; Henry is a ball-player On the team with Jake. We couldn't get along without Hank, for goodness sake! Louise can do many things She can dance, cheerlead, and sing. But best of all, she was asked To be Queen by nur King! Denald was in both our plays And became Prom King. But there is one thing he won't do. Just ask him to sing!

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.1 I-. K! I $X X e V A L X lt til; ' S. haw . XX l e. . On behalf of the Senior Class of 1953, I as a lawyexr '3 v doctor; psychiatrist, and all, do declare these peeple in a fully clear state of mind. Although some have ' saffered ' from leakage of the brain, loose livers, eater on the knee ano other serious diseases they are still of sound mind and body. I hope that these people fully realize how Ttvttunete they are to receive that which is bequeathed to them. M. D. PM. D. D.D. D.D. S. To: Mr. Lee, our principale We will all our banana peelings orange peelings, bread and cookie crumbs, and euro coke bottles. We also will him all the magazine covers, twhich we tore offl. Mr. Szyaaneki: all our old gum ano our old themes, theaven Knows Jake should have enough of theml. He may also have our Physics test papers. Mr. Prentice: A recore of Shakespeare to be playee tbe$ore every class. A couple of rubber bands and some paper so he can shoot paper wads too. A couple of window looks so; he can keep the wineows shut. Mrs. Keeney: A long stick so she can meEE those senior boys mind. Some patience which must be pretty well shot by this time. u Mr. Hansen: our marks on the walls, and a couple of -ebnuema because he must have worn out quite a few. To the Juniors: our room on second, and our first ; ?pofiod sessions tjust so they are as quiet as we werel. To the Sophmoree: our Physics books and all the fun that goes with them.