Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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H E vW vf' S . Cr $ 'k : r- l' EigAtA 9Aa.de. President ............................. Lorraine Warnke Vice-President .......................... Elvera Stebbins Secretary and Treasurer ................ William Gavinski FLOWER—American Beauty Rose MOTTO—Step by Step to Success COLORS—Scarlet and Silver ADVISOR—Arnit Hennings Top Row—Byron Smith, Bud Sanborn, Lyman Frazier, Wayne Krueger, Billy Gavinski. Second Row—Mary Alice Kohler, Lorraine Warnke, Lorraine Mittelsteadt, Joyce Hueb- lein, Mary Hughes, Betty Jane MacFarlanc. Third Row—Emily Johnson, Ardis Brandsma, Margaret Reuhl, Colleen Nichols, Elvera Stebbins, Joyce Simmons. Absent—Harry Rundle. [13]

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 edAmm President ...................-........ Virginia Broch Vice-President .................................. Mary Edwards Secretary ....................... Betty Von der Sump reasurer .............................. Maysel Gorsuch MOTTO—Green as Grass but Growing Fast COLORS- Green and Gold ADVISOR Mr. Barkley Top Row—Hoyt Heath, Wayne Reuhl, Gordon Turner, Bob Lange, Merwin Sommers, Howard Utke, Gifford Cook. Second Ron —Buddy Corning, Orris Kohler, Stanley Jenkins, Carroll Smith. Richard Smith, Chester Corning. Third Rozv—LaVerne Barden, Mary Edwards, Jean Cuff, Harry Curtis, Lila Breneman, Virginia Broch, Maysel Gorsuch. Fourth Row—Marcella Lawrence, Betty Von der Sump, Lenore Steffenhagen, Joyce Stroud, Gladys McConochie, Jean Me Elroy. Absent—Harland Hutzler. [12]

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OutiJtandinq, Suenti o-£ ‘36 and ‘37 September 7: Labor Day. December 16: Third issue of “Whispering Echoes.” appears. September 8: School began. December 18: Christmas vacation September IS: “Whispering Ec- hoes” staff chosen. begins. January 4: School begins again. September 22: W. H. Donahue, commercial photographer, photo- graphed the student body. January 12: Defeated Poynette here. January 14: Annual staff chosen. October 9: Seniors journey to Madison. Badger Studio cameras given severe test. January 15: Defeated Fox Lake there. October 14: First issue of “Whis- pering Echoes.” Report cards ap- pear. What firightful glances! January 21-22: Semester exams. January 22: Cambria defeated blue and gold. October 30: Freshman initiation, -s Why the warpaint for following week ? January 29: Boys’ basketball bene- fit dance. Xovember 5, 6, 7: Teachers con- vention at Milwaukee. February 4: Fourth issue of “Whis- pering Echoes.” Sophomores hold dance in gym. Xovember 11: Armistice Day. Band was out—half day off. February 5: P. H. S. defeated Ran- dolph here. November 19: Grade school closes because of scarlet fever. February 12: P. T. A. celebrates Founder’s Day. i? Xovember 26-27: Thanksgiving va- 1 cation. December 7: Grade school opens. February 12-13: Teachers’ conven- tion at Madison. February 16: Magazine campaign started. Good work, Sophomores. ST December 11: Blue and gold win first game at Randolph, 18-16. February 18: G. A. A. party. More power to ye Ping Pong players.