Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Udtr HhtHprr Junior Promenade The Second Annual Junior Promenade was given by the Class of '27 on April 16, 1926 in the High School Gym. The music of Morgan’s Tenor Rhythm Kings was appreciated by the numerous couples dancing beneath the rainbow Streamers. The class advisor, Mrs. Caraway supervised the work of the various committees which were appointed by the class president, Charles Scharf: Orchestra, Isabell Leisner and Edward Woodard; Invitations and Programs, Gordon EggleSton and Evelyn Utke; Decoration, Evelyn Sommers, Kenneth Moran, Glen Clark, Edward Woodard, Chester Wamke and Juene Judd. With the splendid co-operation of class members and class advisor the promenade was a success. Junior Class Poem Thirty-six snappy Juniors boasts the High School, With strict adherence to the Golden Rule. Do we love our teachers? I’ll say we do! That makes our work pleasant all the way through. Our instructors gave us the incentive to work With that incentive how could we shirk? Our studiousness cannot be beat, And no thought enters our heads to cheat. May we keep this reputation in our senior year For they say Physics we should fear. We are surely there with the pep The rest must admit it, yes you bet! At a party in some pleasant home From the strict rules of propriety we never roam. For drilled down deep in our active mind Is the good advice of our teachers kind. In staging a radio program or play We feature something that really pays. At a basket ball game just watch the score When the Juniors arrive, you’ll see it soar. Are we constantly Striving to do our beSt? JuSt watch our honors in the six week teSt. The honorable class of ’27, we happen to be On that date of Study we’ll be free. But later when we look back to ’25, We realize that was the time we were alive. Our life is a strenuous battle to gain A meritous effort for honor and fame Press gallantly forward to reach the coveted goal. That we as Juniors are proud to extoll. Forge manfully onward and do our best, ’Tis the key to happiness and success. [ 17]

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 bf UMayrr Junior Class OFFICERS Jldvisor....................................................MRS. CARAWAY President..................................CHARLES SCHARF Vice-President.............................ISABELLE LEISNER Secretary..........................................JUENE JUDD Treasurer..................................KENNETH MORAN MOTTO: ‘‘The courage to dare; the will to do COLORS: Maroon and White FLOWER: American Beauty Rose CLASS ROLL Top Row: Juene Judd Glen Breneman Roder Roberts Feme Allen Clarence Staufenbiel Mildred Maginnis William Murray John Schmidt Second Row: John Thomas Hazel Bradley Charles Scharf Margaret Stelter Chester Warnke Letha Davison Kenneth Moran Francis Hawley Myrna Allen Third Row: Bottom Row: Paul Eagen Winifred Rowe Harold Bailies Evelyn Utke Gordon Eggleston Isabelle Leisner Ralph Beahm Esther Kamrath John Kohler Walter Pease Mae Wilson Lyman Topham Evelyn Sommers Freda Drager Glen Clarke Feme McElroy Edward Woodard Louie Merrill [ 16]

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$hr Hhiaprt Sophomore Class OFFICERS Jldoisor............................MISS KERR President......................CECIL MAYNARD Vice-President . ............MARGUERITE PAYNE Secretary and treasurer...................LYNNE JERRED « MOTTO: “Not on top; but climbing” COLORS: Azure Blue and White FLOWER: Forget-me-not CLASS ROLL Top Theodore Possult Alice Barden Mary Eagen Harris Staufenbeil Gwendolyn Sherman Mildred Smith Second 7£ou : Gertrude Moll Edward Murray Jessie Kreger Robert Fuller Louisa Possult Elmer Fuller Helen Dodge Third T ot»: Mildred Achterberg Clifford Calkins Carolyn Haskins Roger Spear Virginia Bothwell Winston Rohrbeck Leta Levzow Harold Mahar Bottom l ow: Lynne Jerred Marguerite Payne Gordon Fuller Ruth Koeppe Jesse Breneman Marjory Gorsuch Philip Thompson Dorothy Dalton [ 18]