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

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K.z CLALL nILL Dear Scandy Highmferewell to you With smiles and tears me pert. he'll think of you in years to come For you have wan each hearta Our chewing gnu, Our stapled booke Our teacherSnand pals too We're drifting now toward destiny 1 Farewell old highedear school To the schoel We will our love for daily classes and assignmentso To Mar Leg; we will thosU quiet third hour aSSemblies and our solue tions to xorld problems. To uro Nageika, 9 will our love far writing up geometry theorems and chemistry experiments and all the grasshoppers he can eat. To hmsv aillett ve leave our love and appreciation for English Lita erature and all our dramatic suCCQSSesc To hrs. Smith we lelve all our last chords and aur geod behavior in Mixed Charus. To Hans eh we lOaVU all those bits of erasers, spit made, and coke bottles. To the Junior Class we will our honorary positions as noble Seniors and our leadership ability. Allen Wills his privilege of taking the car t3 school to anyone who can afford it and his front seat in assembly to Harold. Marlene mills her dramatic ability to Jane and her silly moods t5 Jane Klaudeen :ills her love for the sciences to Beverly and her ability to see the blackboard to Joanne. Emery wills his ability to da his English assignments to Ken N. and all his extra geometry theorems to Donald Go Nancy wills her speed in typing to Carol and her ability to crack gum to Leon. Eugene leaves his skill at balancing 3n two legs of a chair to Tom I. and his singing ability to MiCKBYe Lois leaves her excellent behavior to David and her success in teachin, underclasemen'politeness to Gerald. Royal mills his ability to get alang with the teachers to Ken Z.and staying home nights to Ronald. anthia mills her early morning hours to Bill and her love for spurts to Sandra V-M. ggg4wills her love for singing to Jane E. and her path on the side- walk to Charleeno The Senior girls will their room, along with their Rook cards, to the Junior girls. The Senior hale mill their private bench downstairs to the Junior boysa To the bus drivers we will our pr-omptness in the mornings and all the forgetten books and lunch bagSa . .1 Af 1! ! vim M JWN 'y' f 11 W771 l CW; ' I I

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Lois Ann Melby CHQZJ Girls' Glee Club..... Mixed Chorus......... Ensembles.............. Forensics.............l, Campus Echo Staff........ Annual staffOOOOOOOCIICCl Ambition..............Tea 3-Pthtth? al Ernst Nottleson ' BBS ballollohiiloiil',2 Basketball............ Volleyball........... Boys' Glee Club..... Mixed Chorus.......1 Ferensica..........1 Ensembles............... Annual Staff.....o.....o. Ambition..........Eng1neer prptpptz Cynthia Ruth Peterson Girls' Glee Club.....l Mixed Chorus.........1 FOTenSiceooooooooocool Campus Echo Staff..... Annual Staffouoooooooooz Class Officer........... DIAOROVAwarGOOIOOCOOICOOOOI Ambition..........H0me Agent 09-099. ?Htwttt Ann Marie Trinrud Girla' Glee C1ub....1 Mixed Chorus........l Ensembles......'....1 Foren81ce.ogooaooIU01 Dramaticsotnoonoouu-o Annual Staff......... Campus Egho Staff...1, Class Officer.......o- Ambition............Te 3.:4rpma;np;:p

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SENIOR CLh S PROPHECY It is a beautiful spring day in May of 1958,but Madame vede Vissae does not have time to enjoy the weather; she is very busy in her Plat ist Shoppe on Pleasant Street. Today she has ten palms to read. imagine tenl! And all at once, toot well, Ild better get started; it looks like a long but interesting job, say Veda Vissaza , The firSt hand shows a very interesting plain of marsa It tells of great suceess in the field of administration for its ownerr Allen Abrahamson. He is destined for the general managership of the netiOhm ally Known Kraft Corporatienn Marlene Eckherdt is the owner of the next palm in liner TheVMetht of Apollo in her palm is very prominent which indicates a great future in the field 3f rhctingm--on Broadway, of csurse, so she can live with her husband, a successful New York engineera Oh, My , says Veda Vissaza This palm shows streng Mount of Jupiter: which indicates that you, Klaudeen Grehlie, have ambitions From the lines on your palm it looks as though you are going to be the chief executive of a nationally known, fast rising firm in Denveh Colorado. Incidentally, she will marry her multimillionaire boss. And what haVe we here? This palm belongs to Emery Jensen, None of the areas on this palm are extrordinary which signifies a well rounded personality. Me learn ttat from his beautiful home in the suburbs iand family of 7i he will travel into Pittsburg to his pramising career as a mechanical engineer. Oh yes, his ingeniousw ness will be shown in a revolutionary new concept of space travel. The next palm shows a love for travel, says our palmiste I bew lieve its owner will go to Chicago and meet a Cattle raiser , from Texas. Of course, they marry and go t3 the Lone Star State to raise cattle for the Armour Company. Just in case you're wondering the hand belongs to Nancy Johnson. The Plain of Mercury catches the pelmist's eye in the hand of Eugene Jole. This is said to indicate a scientific mind ohnhnhed with a witty persanality. These two things will help in making Jele rise from an electrical engineer to president of General Electric and a great Democratic statesmen in the U.St Seneteo Leis Melby is next to show her palm. Veda Vissaz tells that her distinct line of heart indicates a great patience and understanding which she will need and use fer a time teaching the primary grades, but before leng she will use her education for training her own five youngsters, I tire says Veda Vissaz. But I will g3 on: there are but three left. One 3f thee: belongs to Royal Nettlesonn A prominent Career in the field of chemistry is very apparent. In fact, he will fiih himself as the head chemist for the allied Chemical Corporation 1f New York. He will marry a stage dancer and live in a little ranch :n the suburbs 3f New Yorke This palm shows a surprising erganizing quality, muses Vedas But its owner, Cynthia Petersen, will most assuredly use it in her posim tian as chief dietitian in the newly canstructed Hospital of Fiesiw dents 3n the Potomac River near hashingtan DsOa Ann Trinrud's is the last palm for today. These lines of fertune tell of future success in the field of music. Her very first record will hit the million mark; but after a shart while 3f 'pr' singing, including appearances on the Ed Sullivan and the Lawerence hslk TDV. shows, she settles down in a small community. iHere she puts her tel- ents to work making the small church known over the whole state for its wonderful choir music. The job is done says Veda Vissaz. I hope it suits yavr fanch'