Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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The WHISPER ’28 (Junior Glass MISS DASENBROCK LORRAINE PERKINS ELSIE O BLENESS . KENNETH LOVELL MAURICE PARISH . OFFICERS .........................Class Advisor ............................'President ............................'Ureasurer .............................Secretary ...............Chairman of Committees COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: Daffodil MOTTO: Push, Pull, or Get Out of the Way CLASS ROLL Top Row: Clifford Murray Otis Kohler Lyell Haynes Lewis Scott Marvin Bortz Second Rou): Elmer Warnke Gordon Dalton Kenneth Reuhl Harry Patchin Melissa Koeppe Kenneth Lovell Maurice Parish Orlo Patchin Byron Kamrath Gerald Smith Edwin Wenberg Third Row: Ruth Roberts Lauretta Utke Vreda Walker Mary Phillips Velma Stroud Lorraine Perkins Sarah Harrington Carol Sommers Dawn Spicer Helene Allen Pearl Spiegler Norah Eagan Mary Cuff Fourth Row: Norma Rohde Norma Barden Grace Reynolds Elsie O’Bleness Thelma Mullencup Helen Fredrick Norma Reardon Norma Allen Grace Jerred Natheta Curtis Metta Seeley [ 19]

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Tie W H 1 S P I ’28 Which is the class that’s full o’ pep. That reaches the top in one more step. Who are spending their time from day day In working for progress in their own sure way? Which is the class that has labored and striven. To present the best carnival that has ever been given. And whose Prom, I am sure, was as great a success? Who? The Juniors? Yes. yes! Which is the class that’s doing their bit To further our Pardeeville High, Who boast and uphold their colors true, Those colors of brilliant gold and blue? Which is the class that hope to gain The highest goals that you can attain. And sweep through next year with wreathes of glory Who? The Juniors by gory! We think the most eventful and most enjoyable year of our “Hi School life has been this one when we were Juniors. On October 27th we had our “Halloween Frolic” which was a great success, even greater than we had hoped for. The night following the annual Basket Ball Tournament began with a victory for our boys over the honorable “Sophs.” The following Monday the Junior girls played a winning game against the “Sophs.” On Tuesday night the finals were held with the Junior boys playing a fast game against our upper classmen. The Seniors. We are sorry to say that our boys lost out in the final score but they played a wonderful game and that is what counts. The girls also played a good game against their worthy apponents. The Seniors and won at a score of 2-0, thus winning the championship for the girls. After this we had quite a few parties etc. but the most worthy of mention is the spectacular event of the year, “ The Junior Promenade.” The gym was beautifully decorated in blue and gold. (The class colors of the class of 29.) On the deck of a ship under blue heavens and a starlit sky, the dancers swayed to the rythmic music of the ship orchestra. It was a gala Vene- tian night long to be remembered. We can truthfully say that this has been the most beautiful Prom ever held in P. H. S. and we are glad that we the class of 29 have had this honor of making it such a great success. [ 18]

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Sophomore Glass OFFICERS MR. OLSON .... MILDRED PAYNE . INEZ STEINER. . . EVELYN MANTHEY . Class yldvisor . . . President Vice- President Secretary- Treasurer COLORS: Purple and White FLOWER: Purple Pansy MOTTO: A quitter never wins and a winner never quits CLASS ROLL ‘Cop Rot» Bobert Upham Vincent Lynch Leland Sanborn Earl Breneman Don Wilson Ralph Scott Harold Mittel aedt Second Row Clayton Warnke Alma Krueger Sylvia Moll Violet Neef Rosetta Merrill Elfrieda Dolgner Bertha Beier Ray Stancer TZhird Row Blanche Maginnis Evelyn Manthey Margaret Murray Mildred Payne Gladys Nehring Inez Steiner Thelma Stebbins [20]