Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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THE 1934 WHISPER i!■ !™. i 1'..!.l..............................J.........................■I1...1'” PARDEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL OPENS THE GATEWAY OK OPPORTUNITY THROUGH THE FOLLOWING Course of Study School Year 1934-1935. School begins September 3, 1934 FRESHMAN YEAR FIRST SEMESTER English Civics General Science Latin 1 Industrial Geography Business Science Physical Education SECOND SEMESTER English Civics General Science Latin I General Geography Business Science Physical Education SOPHOMORE YEAR English Biology Algebra Latin II Typewriting Penmanship Pliysical Education English Biology Algebra Latin II Type-writing Penmanship Physical Education JUNIOR YEAR English 11 istory (W orld) Geometry (Plane) Stenography Type-writing Public Speaking Latin Physical Education English History (IV orld) Geometry (Plane) Stenography Type-writing ■Public Speaking Latin Physical Editcation SENIOR YEAR English tlistory (American) Physics Stenography Bookkeeping Economics Algebra (Advanced) Physical Education English History (American) Physics Stenography Bookkeeping Social Problems Trigonometry Physical Education Required subjects for graduation. HOARD MEMBERS Charles W. Warnke, Director Laurence Tunison, Treasurer H. W. Haskin, Clerk For further information write to H. C. ZIMMERMAN, Principal of Pardeeville High School A Cordial Welcome is extended to you by Pardeeville lliglt School [25]

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THE 1934 WHISPER NAME Frances Herreman Carl Hamilton Althea Xehring Byron Becker Shirley McMahon Elizabeth Dalton Verona Roundy Loene Hibner Loretta Zunker Vera Horton Maxine Moore Gene McDonald Cloeda Sewell Doris Man they Naomi Keith Josephine Kusick Lois Horn Alice Murphey Donald Russell Duane Nichols William Geise Harlan Barden George Hibner Helen Webb Bernice Warnkc Rose Jerome Donald Peters William Webb PET PEEVE AMBITION Paying a daily visit to the teachers Hoeing “Murpheys” Making eyes at Byron Blushing Giggling Chasing “Rabbits” Picking “Peas” Fixing up pretty Avoiding the boys Making Wedding “Bowers” To be beautiful Acting dumb Exchanging the old for the new “Crazy words and Crazy Tunes” To keep young and beautiful Dancing Receiving love letters Too many boy friends Always having his lessons To be a woman’s man Being a good little boy in class Teasing the girls Crooning Chewing blow gum Dates Lipstick, powder, rouge and eyebrow pencil Trombone smears The morning after the night before in Shtd. “We just couldn’t say Goodbye” Teaching Charlie how to make butter. To keep from being jealous. To be popular To understand Harlan Bright sayings Catching them Canning to keep To be like Mae West To be wild To get the right “Bower” To grow big To be funny To get a steady fellow To catch a “Miller” Watch that “Dickv” bird To have and to hold. “Wings” To keep them all. To get “Moore” Courting some of the senior girls To be a nose and throat specialist Alfalfa Radio announcer To be a stage comedian To act her age To be a ballet dancer To fall in love To bring Portage down to Pardceville To be a Duchess 124 | Jean Spear

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THE 1934 WHISPER Dramatics The Assembly— In and around it center the life of our school, its joys and victories, its sorrows and defeats. Community programs of many different kinds have been presented to the students and members of the community. Here is where Forensics hold sway in Extemporaneous Reading, Extemporaneous Speaking, Ora- tion and Declamation. We compete with the other schools in the Inter-County Little Seven League. For the last six years we have had students represent our school in the District Contest and Whitewater. [26]