Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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 lr€l THE 1935 WHISPER © €1 Pariimttllp High School Opens the Gateway Of Opportunity Through The Following (Bmtra? nf School Year 1935-1936. School Begins September 2, 1935 FRESHMAN YEAR FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER ‘Civics 'English 'General Science Latin I Industrial Geography Business Science 'Physical Education 'Civics 'English 'General Science Latin I General Geography Business Science 'Physical Education SOPHOMORE YEAR 'English 'Biology Latin II Algebra Social Science II T ypewriting Penmanship 'Physical Education 'English 'Biology Latin II Algebra Social Science II Typewriting Penmanship 'Physical Education JUNIOR 'English 'History (World) 'Geometry (Plane) Stenography Typewriting Social Science III Public Speaking German I 'Physical Education YEAR 'English 'History (World) 'Geometry (Plane) Stenography T vpewriting Social Science III Public Speaking German I 'Physical Education SENIOR 'English 'History (American) 'Physics Stenoqraphv Bookkeeping Office Practice Economics Algebra (Advanced) 'Physical Education YEAR 'English 'History (American) 'Physics Stenography Bookkeeping Office Practice Social Problems Trigonometry 'Physical Education 'Required Subjects for Graduation. BOARD MEMBERS Dr. H. E. Gillette, Director - H. W. Haskin. Clerk - Laurence Tunison, Treasurer For further information write to H. C. ZIMMERMAN, Principal of Pardeeville High School A Cordial Welcome is extended to you by Pardeeville High School Page Twenty-Seven

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THE 1935 WHISPER ? €1 dramatics The Auditorium—Around it and in it center the life of our school, its joys and victories, its sorrows and defeats. Plays and programs of many varieties have been pre- sented here to the community and student body. It is the meeting place and activity center of the P. T. A.. Foren- sics is actively carried on here in Extemporaneous Reading, Extemporaneous Speaking, Oration and Declamation. The Forensic Contest of the Little Seven League was held in this fine auditorium. The competition in Forensics was very keen this year. Page Twenty-Six

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THE 1935 WHISPER c Lngie cWilliams Gox library The students of Pardeeville public schools take this opportunity of ex- pressing, to Mrs. Cox and the citizens of the village, their appreciation and gratitude for the many benefits derived from our fine public library. BOARD MEMBERS President....................... Vice President.................. Secretary and Treasurer......... Mrs. Glenn Clark ............... H. C. Zimmerman ...................... E. C. Case ............... Mrs. H. C. Scharf Miss Margaret Windus LIBRARY HOURS 2:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. daily except Sunday Librarian. Mrs. Bertha Spicer Assistant Librarian, Mrs. Gladys Johnson Page Twenty-Eight