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

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Then there are two teachers who are always complaining one says eygt'room is too hot, the other says her's is too 001d. Then Tick Tok, the Janitor, and Mrs. Ratchet, t-- the cleaning women, have it out and Tick Tok ends up with a pailfover his head. There is a limburger cheese sandwich in with the cos- tume for the school play so therefore everything is in a mess. Finally Mpg Lundquist comes back and eterything ' gets straightened out, the money is returned, and Shalimar is found as the robbero Tick Tok and Mrso Ratchet fall in love, as do Wr. Harper and Miss Goodin, a old battleax, and everything turns out beautiful in the end. -.ww J THE ACTION OF THE PLAY The action of the play takes place in the principal's office at Ames High School in one of America's smaller cities. The time is the presento ACT 1 : A morning in wintero Just before classes begin. ACT 2 : Later that same morning. ACT 3 : About eight O'clock that night, Just before the curtains are supposed to open on the play, Rusty Wings. 98 7 . g s e v t .1. ,. .--A , ,t , mug,2 1:.9353 , . Jugauw rfhjzrt- uh.

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Producer, Director- . . . . . . . Mr. Kenneth Prentice Stage Manager- .1 . . . . . . . . . . Gene Nygaard' Promptors- Donald Peterson, Halter 8 William Bergen, Carol Hansen, and Lenore Ibe. Preview from the play Coa oh Gu.thrie- Of all. the idiotic ideas , letting the stu- dents run the schooii Mr. Ha.rterw Oh, ye gods and little fishes: That--ch11d ls 1p31 today; Sha lime Ame su 1'37 130k after things all right! Buzz Baily m VNQ mare homework; Yessir, that's our motto! Pama la Jen3sn At the rate 15m going, I won't have a friend left 1.7 the e111 of the dayg The Story of the Play Alm ost every high school studetqt kas dream e1--at one time 01: another--oz being Prinr11a1. for a Gaye No More Homework' was the suoeessfu11m,ed 3.3 -c0unt, based on a actual newspaper story, of ' chat katoontd When forces of circumstances prOpel three high school students into the roles of principal, vicepprincipal, and school secretary in a typical high school. . When the play opens Miss Dill, the school secretary , learns that Mr. Obermayer isn't coming in on account of the flu, too Miss Dill has a cold, and plans on going home. Then Mr. Lundquist walks in and,announces that he is going to the Principal's Convention. So that leaves no one at the office. He then gets an idea and he calls Hr, Amos, 8 President of the high school and asks him what he should do about the matter. He ovate ts letting the Student Council Officers take over. This leaves the officers as follows: Principal- Pamela Jones, Vice-Princital- Buzzy Baily, School secretary Shamilar Ames Among the ma ny accidents that happen: Buzz gets mixed up in a home ec class as teacher when the teacher is absent and gets used as a dress model, and shows them how to Ff;r:h up a omelet and stir up a croquette. Phen Pamela has to fill in as lead in the school play and she does n 't know her lines, she also misses a state exam so she can't go to colle9:e. meanwhile as the play is going on, bhalima r Ames gets jealous about Pawela so She et3a1s the proceeds iron the school play.

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Q-ru . o.- TO T111; CH LR W131 OF NO 1:03.12 1101-7131-1031? AND I :10 1:11:11? 5:11:15ng -tritteh durihs th: eleventh hour-- -by K. L. Prnnt1ce tlir. Prentioe1- . '50 0 th ou Seniors of Scandinavia, W t haSt thou. Pane with the orHers I gave yuh Min t hast thou Hone with my expert direction? H1: at thou ignored it all ahH still hone . for 3:19143 cticn1? H1Fa941 If thou prect thou 01w 0 on the star.;e tcnlgnt Ah: Ho 3 good Joh--thou art hroba1ly right. Low, thL Hcy3 ho.ve sneH by, zero hour is here; You'll soon Shc VL with stnge fright: that is my fear; mver those onhHonheH get one last big meal, So hL:Lu's 1 0H 10r thought, you will finH 213 most real; LLt us t3ko uh the actors, the good with the bad, Take Ql the factors, to Hetract or to aHd; Tho rorlH will not vote nor remenber for long, But ma rk, O thou seniors, the theme of my song If after thc- play the 3vHicnce might ban us, I van 't t11nk it 111 be for thL act1ng of JaniCL; She might 1e convincthg as a teacher who f , 1a mean, 1 But more 00hv1hcing when seen 1n4thQ pegylast sccn1e; Hhe is Goodin 1n the part, in the part she is good: , She works much harder than most of you would. The hcht on the list is Miss Ogilvie, Louise, hho hanlun 11 part with comparative ease; That ease needs erased, more emotion instead; The p11: y 1111 go on' --th9t is 1hrt she said; Lit us Hope that the truth of tllis statement goes round: then the curtain goes up-- you will not go down Hr. Harper is a part that could not he acted by many , Hut I think that it's handled well by our Henry It's better he'd he 1? hL diH whrt he's told to do: It there 13 snow on the roof, it is all the way through! .0