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

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So he's tahen the job and he performs in a breeze, H gets around 7vst like as .tihg I-imhIPger cheese ; H.S trouble is to romemaor the Words, It don't 8 oer, And to 3umo Ii9s Loodin : he's a gentleman, I 13161113. Faversham Lightly 19 playeh with scarcely a falter, Thoubh a yawn ah9 a snore was hard for no : our ?saltor; This may moth hat he is o wide-avako boy who really must act to act wi.th r091 joy ThL orrt of a 810v, sleo e9y free r12 ; his fault; Ho 9111 hooo to loprn to wilt, ill our own wily a7t. It voula certainly he careless hot to have Carol Rho mu9t work twice as hi-irr7 in orJer to,. .fare roll; Hit out her it Wou19 he farevell to our Dlay, hith hiSQ D111 and Mioge Hurphy she makes it sta It 19 nothinr to sneeze at, the role of. ' Mish Dill , Ana hid e mig ht we dikey, lvt's hope that it will. Ronald SaSSOOh, the athleztic star inthe hall, Is Dl9yoo at by Roager, Who in rev? 1 life also plays ball; A runn9rov.hd Romeo he is called in the play, Hoot ;r re son hL'S a nntural, or so they say; In one oi our scenes, he must take his hands gig an actress-- ., . That isn't natural--it Will take Some . 999r0 or: ctice. 7 ' ' ' 7 ' Sholinar's father, school hoarh presiHeht 1n the bley, Is Don 16, about whom we oozil'7 think of much tU $5ij , Though onu scene is serious, thourh the : ; day might he Konoay, He hzas to smile vacn 1his9: reoi:o by Lundy. It 18 times that he stuaiea, no one else . he h79nes.-- He 1. rue to aim better when he'd bettesr do I F ll ' Amos . The most energetic worker in the play cast is Gene; If he'd work th9t hard on hi? Dart, he'd be supreme;

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Pit part of a brainy teacher is vorth seeing-- But I think part of his brain is Wsyn w . on ski in; . Coach Guthrie'sH clowning we could easily call u ijC , . And mus, of hfs clowning we certainly cohld take, But most of his Clowning is not called for in the.play, It it Home Hhch Jake is not on stage;--but,stay : Don't you agree for a rnle not calling for bonk-lyrrin' Thu part fits to perfection our own character-t 31 WV 111? 1 The princinal part is the part of the principal, and chv we have Willia who is quite invincible To ELF Wirection and nurses, if both can b0w henrd-- ' H18 vmice still rises at the end of a word; We hope this is correcteG and we think that it maya- 1 Nor wncrc there's a Will, there is always a way . ?bhalimar Ames may make everyone merry, Th9 plny needs more Junes in February; who tifficklt part of a rinh manWs daughter, fake turns out better than the audience thought her Is t: en in? given with alertness we nraise:-- O, tst is co rare as June in a daze? The actress in our play, Tallulah, so dramatic, Is Lenore's job, to rat thc ?ctress eqstatic; She works very hard ant nothing can slow her, Our on: hope will he to make CH5 actress ; of Lenore; Her attention to my shouting, I surely must thank: Shy does not show that her thovjhts are on Hank . Eleanor plays with great skill ?amcla Jones, At least she will toni ht, in snite of our moans; She has Gifficvlty getting all the ups and the Govns, Her exits ant entrances, the smiles aha the frowns; But our mind's well at ease when it comes to Lleanor, Right t0u--vell, she's thinking of a fella more . The role of Buzz Bailey was withheld till the last, But Lee Uayne already hat his foot in the cast,

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In charge of the stage, hell, hells, phone, curtain, prone, Publicity, newspaper accounts, brokets, and mops; As Ticdeok, the to.gh janitor, he'll surely clean up; ' hith all of his jobs, take Warning: no one mix Gene up: When we ran out of Seniors inn had one charac- ter to go, Our senorita Junior helped out with our show; As the cleaning roman her performance is good, Thouah her name, Mrs. Ratchet, is heard less than it should. It takes tact to act to attract Tok , 3+we'tis trwzez Phyllis will show us to a T whet she'll do. i? s'i- i? it- .Nov we have taken up all our performers in Bhyme, Their faults are too many to take up more time; Thus we are left for our final inspection, The poor guy, your teacher, in ehHPEG or direction. ' I am that one, aha let me say this to you: If you've had a few headaches, I've had som e too. I thought when we started you wanteo a play; To play world have been more truthful, I d say! I have tried to show you thet pley-work is fun: All right, I was mistaken, the race now is run, You've done everything here, but listen to me, With a possible execution of a scant two I on three. Hy times has been arch, mytroubles increased; I've given my all, you've given your least; Your faults they outnumber all the stars in the slzy And to be imposed uoon to oirect you----------- I'M ONE LUCKY GUY!