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

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71 that's wonderful! Don always was so , interested in catfiz: Say, isn't that Lee out there playing shortstop? Yes, it 10. June, do you remember how we always used to fall neck on Lee for all our information on eurpent ring in social problems class? Well, he's really made a name for hImself how in that field. He's an architect in Wausau ;ahd has Jeae some extraordinary work there, I guess. He has charge of decorating the inside of the new gym that's being built heve in town. A new gym: What a luxury for the teenagers! Will it be ready fer JaPCES basketball team this winter? I hear he has t tan ever the athletic courses at S.H. S. I ' wbhldh't doubt that he would come up with a championship team ageln this year. Is he married yet? No, Jake has said he prefers his happyego-lucky state, although I've heexd he has his eye on one of the girls in towr. bpeeking of marriage, Henry and Lenor are being mar- ried this week. He was just discharged from the Army as a CaptaIn and is ready to settle down on the old I homeetead . Lenore hae been a model at Marshall Fields' Store in Chicago for the past several years. They plan to make Sand Lake in- to an even larger summer resort than it is now. we used to have wonderful times at the Ihke, 'd1dn't we? I must try and get over there sometime before I leave. You quw while in Calfornia, I lacked up Louise. She is, a hairdresser at Warner Brothers' Studio. When I came she was in the process of setting Marilyn Monroe's hair for the next scene and so I was able to get in to see her only'by special permission. My, how exciting for her! It was grand that she de- cided to take up beauty culture. Have you heard anJShing from.Janice ? No, although I noticed her picture in the ghggagg Qg;;g,yggg last week. She has been made genera1.manager of the airlines office in Chicago. I saw in the County Post that Mn. and .' .Hrs. Welter Bergen welcomed a second pa1r of twins Thursday. It must run in that family to come in pairs! I Are they ieentical? Goodness knows Bill and Walt are two entireiytdifferent personalities! ' t - . I t a '4 .n - I I.'. I IE Yes Walter has a farm near Iola, and B111 is working in the Chev. Garage 1n Naupaoa. He also is married ard lives on South Elm Street. What about Carol and Gene? Theyire the only ones we haven't mentioned . I understand Gene 1s starring In a an Opera at Caenegie Hall in December. I'll have to get tickets for it if possible. It was always such fun to accompany hiia

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. .' 3 x K .Ass ?Roriinzny 3', .5 I: Ah 1' ,. It is the year11966; the place, Seahoihavia; tho event, th3 annual Scandinavia Free Fair. As usual the Sunday af- ternoon crowd is big, bustling, merry and perstiring. x A ase3all ngO is in progress and the bleachers and m. -t are Cyowded to capacity. As I stroll down the walk from the Flower Show, I think of how good it is to be back home. w Suddenly while meandering along, I overhear h something that makes me stop aha isten more closely, something. about Donald Peterson----cows--- blue ribbons. Upon further in- vestigation I fino it is Eleanor Speaking. I El, it's grghd to see you! I was honing that eomeqne from the class of '53 would be here! Is this your little girl? Why, hello, June! I'm so glad you covld make it for the Fair this year. Yes, this is Christine. She laughS. I finally settled down. Rodger has taken over his father's upholstery shop. He still plays ball though. That's why I'm he 01 How oo you like nursing? You've been in Hawai, haven't you. Yes, I just came home for a month's vacation and then am leaving for New York to take over a private case. But what's this I hear about Donald? ' Oh, it's about his marvelous cattle. You know both he aro Curtis have married , and now have the distinction of owning the largest and best herd of holstein5; 1n the U.S. 3

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I remember how I always used to admire his poise in front of an audience. My yes, wasn't he calm: He should go a long Way with the voice he has. Look who's coming up the walkq.r r01! Carol, you look so homey, I could cry. Are you and El neighbors? Yes, we just had the combine crew at our places this past week, so we 've been real busy. My two youngsters eare just wiId to play with Christine. They practically live at EleanorS lmh, you know I don' t mind, Carol. June ana I I have Just been reviewing our clas 3 of' 53 to see where they;5wq;1 are. Do you know any news about anyone? No, nothing very enlightening. But from what I -h98?, our claSs has been quite successful. I keep hoping every- thing will keep on bringing them success and happiness. The game is over and we haven't seen a bit of it: Oh, well, I guess Rodger will understand. Uon' t you come I home with us Ior the evening, June, so we can talk some more? Thank you, I would enjoy that. Hasn't this been a lovely afternoon?