Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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r Curling Rink Mr. Zimmerman.................Skip Mr. Barkley .... ...... Third Mr. Cox.....................Second Orris Reardon ........... Lead Curling is the chief winter sport in the community and has been active in the school for the last three years. Every high school boy is given every incentive possible by the local curling association to take an active part in this winter sport. This is the second year that the high school rink entered the State Bonspiel. i.

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 €f BEbuts Mr. Cox .... . Scout Master Otis Kohler ... Assistant Scout Master Top Row: Richard Thompson Byron Sheeks Lester Calkins Leslie Cross Charles Chapel Raymond Martin Charles Becker tJKCiddle Row: Kevin Mahar Kenneth Warnke Glen Mittelstaedt Maurice Miller Hilary Hughes Donald Kohler $ottom Row: Otis Kohler Kermit Smith Jack Lovell Elmer Schiefelbein Billy Briggs William Mittelstaedt Mr. Cox The Pardeeville Boy Scouts of America were broken up in 1928 when Mr. Blake, the Scout Master, left us. In 1929 Mr. Cox, our present Scout Master, reorganized the troop. The first six members were initiated by Troop 20 of Madison, October 16, 1925. There have been four Camps, one at Camp Tichora, on Green Lake and the other three at Camp Calvin at Wautoma. There are three patrols, the Wolf under patrol leader Richard Thomp- son and Assistant Charles Becker; Fox under patrol leader Byron Sheeks and Assistant Elmer Schiefelbein; Tiger under partol leader Charles Chapel and Assistant Billy Briggs. There are 18 members enrolled in the Pardeeville Troop of Boy Scouts. [26]

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Orchestra Top Rou): Everett Braatz, Saxaphone Elden Barden, Saxaphone Stanley Haynes, Cornet Elmer Schiefelbein, Clairnet Howard Hutzler, Clairnet Bottom Row: Maurice Treadwell, Drums Dean Me Elroy, Violin Mr. Cox. Director Ruth Krueger, Clairnet Adeline Krueger, Cornet Kathryn Perkins, Piano. The High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Cox, made its first appearance of the season at the City Library on November 22, 1930. Later on it furnished the musical portion of the Christmas program and the Senior Class Play. Regular practices are held in the High School Auditorium on Tues- day afternoon of each week. The organization has proved itself a valuable asset to the school.