Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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George Hepler Bernard Baillies Otis Kohler Harold Mittelstaedt Clayton Warnkr Basketball Baseball Track Basketball Baseball Track Basketball Baseball Track Basketball Baseball Track Basketball Baseball Track id nn. 1r- Vincent Lynch Kenneth Ashley Mr. Barkley Basketball Basketball Coach Baseball Baseball TtSac to Track I j- Don Wilson Russel Warnke Manager Basketball Baseball Track K . . c5 ’ -2m aAJ ny w 'A . » co.-opera£»on; to devejop the mindand body and to uphold the BardeeyilU Hioh Tsf p. School standards oF eltolarship.' V IJPjfiE Lette Club Of Pardeeville Hig Schopl fw the teHowing purpose in j| ' view: to entourage athletics; to promote the spirit -t f'sp,or«manship and £ C 7 'ckr kS-.cixaj,,-Mati -.««a:. M ei cJKtt. ■■s aAnxae- teata» K facij c -ayttzb i{6j yxaaj• catasi■ -xia; Pa8e r wenty-Three ly

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CURLING R] MR. ZIMMERMAN.........................Skip MR. BARKLEY..........................Third CLAYTON WARNKE......................Second MR. COX...............................Lead OR BONSPIEL has been an activity in the school for two years, is one of the chief sports during the winter and is participated in by the majority. The local curling association gives the school every incentive it possibly can for the active participation of all the high school boys in the game. The high school rink made a good showing in the State Bonspiel this year. (PurRL!,NG I Curling Page Tu enty-Fite