Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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 THE ’S3 VV H I S P E R the hReedsburg tournament Top Row: Glen Mittelatedt Maurice Miller, Leslie Cross Qptthm Row: Charles Becker. Keith Steiner. Donald Peters After a highly successful season our basketball team journeyed to Keedsburg to take part in the supplementary tournament. For its First opponent Pardeeville drew the tournament favorites, North Freedom, and beat them 18 to 16. The second night the boys staged the fastest game of the tournament with Spring (irecn and again were victorious winning by a score of 28 to 13. The final game of the tourna- ment between Pardeeville and Hillsboro was a battle and was no one's game until the whistle blew. Hillsboro proved to be too much for Pardeeville winning by a narrow margin, 23 to 22. Kigh School tournament Each year our school sponsors an Inter-Class Tournament between the four classes. This tournament is held to create interest in athletics and sportsmanship. This year it was held on the nights on Now 10, 11 and 12. The opening game was a battle, the Junior girls determined not to be beaten by their lower classmen but in spite of their efforts they were beaten by the Sophomores 4 to 3. Though the Sophomore boys didn’t want to be over done by the girls they were beaten 27 to 11 by the Junior boys. The second night the inex- perienced Freshman girls drop- ped their game to the Seniors 18 to 6. The Freshmen's high hopes were soon shattered when they saw the Seniors' score mounting and finally ending 34 to 15 in the Seniors' favor. night the winners and second nights the game and be i The final of the first played for The first Sophomore turned out to championship, between the Senior girls victory for the Sophomores winning 10 to 7. The last game was a battle, but the Juniors superior team work defeated the Seniors 27 to 15. Top Row: Alice Murphy, F.llagene Lange, Loene Hibner Bottom Row: Beryl Preaton. Margaret Chapel. Shirley Haskin [20]

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 T H E 9 5 5 HISPER f Top Row. Mr. H. C. Zimmerman, Principal, Kenneth Hepler, Donald Hsbncr, Donald Haskin, Keith Steiner, Glen Mittelstaedt,, Stanley Haynes, Mr. Barkley, Coach Bottom Row. Maurice Miller, Emmett McMahon, Charles Becker, Russell Pease, Donald Peters, Elmer Schiefelhein, Wayne Wing, Leslie Cross ZKigh School Baseball cSeam Baseball is our second major sport. VYe play both in the fall and spring. One of the .outstanding events of the baseball season is preparing for the an- nual High School-Alumini baseball game which takes place at the close of school.