Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Scribe MISS WILK1 MILDRED PA NE LORNA DAMS' doris laiWso Miss Wilkins3 T.Guardrfn RrN bona Schartr Madelyn I lildred Payne Oforis Lawpbn Wiliria J Inez StVner KalMleen 7 In 7 ( NE of bKe greatest asseWto thfefpep aru zeal of Parde J h been the organizfttion cy ‘The Campfire Gir yea ied on iinder ne atapices of IVliss WiDl Our aim isjo achieve all that is beaMtiful in life oilities of our «'eneratWm. argaret Murray J Lorna Dawson Anna Mae Bortz 7 ?. ■ Y le ville H School are C- .Y..-V .Y..-V p. Tj 0.. • . r the responsi- Prfg Twenby-Sft en

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THE WHISPERo 1930 j ; BOY SGOU1 Mr. L. COX Scout Master OTIS KOHLER ..... Assistant Scout Mailer KENNETH REUHL .... Assistant Scout Mailer Top Row: Charles Chapel Leslie Cross James Rundle Wilfred Beahm Kenneth Eagen Byron Sheeks LeSter Calkins Gordon Wing Second T ow: Kenneth Reuhl Charles Becker Harlan Barrett Mr. Cox Richard Thompson Maurice Miller Otis.Kohler Bottom Row: Elmer Scheifelbein Wayne Wing Donald Kohler Billy Briggs Glen Mittelitaedt Hilary Hughes William Schmidt Jack Lovell ROOP No. I, of Pardeeville, Boy Scouts of America, was organized Oct. 1 st, 1925, by William Blake, Scoutmaster. The first six members were initiated by Troop 20 of Madison, Oct. 16th. The Troop has had four camps, once at Camp Tichora, on Green Lake; the other three times at Camp Calvin, at Wautoma. When Mr. Blake left, in September, 1928, the Troop broke up, but was re- organized in October, 1929, by Mr. Cox, the present Scoutmaster. There are three patrols. Wolf under Patrol leader Richard Thompson and Assistant Charles Becker; Tiger under Patrol leader Charles Chapel and Assistant Gordon Wing; Fox under Patrol leader Byron Sheeks and Assistant Wayne Wing. The Troop is now the largest since its organization, containing twenty-three members. Page Twent y-Six

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r V-nK rf- r’ ■ AC-LEIE YU - .n l “MANARET, MURRaV A A , KAJHERJNE PEFytfNS V Vl6LB EEtV. . J ir C'LI'B Officers . . . President . . Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ffttembcrs .chel Purvis ( rtrude Smith Gladys Wing Eleanor Keith ly Evelyn Krueget Cecelia Rhein Pearl Maynard Kathleen Eggleston lij z Steiner Sadie Graham Margaret Murray Mildred Neef Mildred Payne Doris Lawson Dorothy Jerred Gladys Nehring Doris Maginnis r , r Joro thy Paris ill MU ‘Itou: Bertha' Beier Bottom Rpw Helen Simmon Sylvia Moll Violet Neef Alma Kreger Miss Wilkinson Katherine Katherine Perkins Madelyn Payne Lorna Davison Ramona Scharf organization was organized at the beginning of the year with Miss ilkinson a$ leader. The purpose of this club is to create a more exten- sive intej f in mfcisic and voice culture. We have entertained at various school entertainments 'khd Christmas Eve we caroled at various places about town. Membership in the Glee Club is open to any high school girl, who wishes to improve her vocal talent. The members are making every possible effort to present an outstanding Operetta. Page Twenty-Eight