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

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 7.1951, fourteen energetic freshmen en- rolled in the Scandinavia High School to begin four years of learning. Two weeks later initiation was given by the seniors making them fullafledged memhers of the Union Free. Their freshmen class officers were: president- Will iam Poutwell, vice president-Tom Thorn, secretary treas- urer- Carolyn Larson. In our freshmen year James Gjerte son, Reuben Jensen and Virginia Rasmussen participated in forensics. Nearly all of us were members of the chorus; a number of the boys participated in sports. During ' this year, a freshmen and sophomore party was held. The next year we came back to begin our second year of our joyous days at the Union Free in 1952. Their soph- omore class officers were: president- Mary Ann Engebret- son, vice president- Virginia Rasmussen, and secretary treasurer- Carolyn Larson. This year James GJertson,James Gurholt and David Holtebeck participated in forensics, We were, as before, active in singing and sports. Mary Ann was chosen a B team cheerleader for the second time. Mr. Prentice was our class advisor. As we began our third year we had twelve members in our class.David Holtebeok participated in forensics. Our class adviser was Mr. Holm. Our class officers weretpres- ident- David Holtebeok. vice presidentharold Zawachi,sec- retary treasurer- James Rasmussen. This year Mary Ann was elected an A team cheerleader. In our senior year the enrollment of our class was twelve. The class officers for this year were: president Alton Olson, vice president- Reuben Jensen, secretary treasurer- Arthur Krueger. Mary Ann was selected captain of the A team cheerleaders. This year as in the past mem- bers of this class participated in forensics, music and sports. James GJertson was elected honorary captain of the basketball team. Our class adviser was Mr. Lee. The royalty of our Junior and senior prom, which was held on April 16, was Alton Olson-king, Virginia Rasmussen- queen. Reuben Jensen and Mary Ann Engebretson crowned the royal couple.

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SENIOR CLASS Front Row: L. to 3. Kenneth Blom, Harry Zawachi, Carolyn Larson, Mary Ann.Ergebretson, Virgiaid Resmussen, David Holtebeck. Second Row: Eugene Steirbanh. Alton O;son, Jim Gjertson, Reuben Jensen, Jim Gurholt, APL Krueger, Class Advisor Mr. Lee.

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v1 w Alton Olson graduated as valedictorian and David Holtv ebeck as salutatorian. Graduation exercises were held at the Community Hall on May 26. Prof. Steiner from Stevens Point was the main speaker. Class Colors ------------ .--e-Green and White Class Flower -------- ' -------- White Carnation Cless Motto ----------------- Deeds, Not Words This is the end of our four years at S. H. S. and we realize that we will miss all the friendships and opporn tunities that we have taken aGVPntege of during the time that we have been here. The memories of them will always be remembered and treasured in our hearts. SENIOR CLASS POEM Kenny, the boy who lives in town, He always hes a smile. And when it comes to courtin' gels, He has everyone beat by a mile. Mary Ann, the cheerful gel of our class, Is a happy and mischievous lass. She's always ready to lend a hand, And is the lest of the Engebretson clan. Jim Gjertson, tall and lean, Lives Just east of town, And when it comes to basketball, This boy takes the crown. James Gurholt, a real swell lad, In his gray Chev. he loves to gad. A real basketball player is he, And outdoor movies he likes to see. From Silver Lake to the old swamp road, Dave has parked all over as I've been told. He never parks on highways, but picks a secluded spot, For he knows a little privacy sure helps Cupid a lot.