Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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'OV' JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Standing—Harry Smith, George Schmidt. Sealed—Robert Smith, Capt. Howard Wild, Harold Balsiger. JUNIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Standing—Eldora Sheeks, Irene Cuff. Seated—Margaret Cuff, Maysel Smith, Capt. Arlene Kaiser. QjnieActaM, J,auAnament BOY CHAMPIONS On November 2, 1936 the Interclass Tournament was held. The op- ening; games were played by the Senior and Freshman boys and the Junior and Sophomore boys. The Seniors and Juniors defeated their opponents by a wide margin and in the finals the well-organized Junior squad defeat- ed the Seniors by a score of 26 to 14. GIRL CHAMPIONS The opening game of the inter-class tournament was played on No- vember 2, between the Senior and Freshman girls, the Senior girls win- ning over the more inexperienced Freshmen. The second night’s game was a hard fought battle between the Sopho- more and Junior girls. The Juniors were victorious, leaving the champion- ship to be decided between the Junior and Senior teams. The last night, November 4, was a close game, but the Juniors proved- be too strong and won the championship from the Seniors. [20]

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Standing—Mr. Barkley, Coach; Howard Wild, Roger Kreger, Donald Moll, George Schmidt, Richard Edwards, Manager. Seated—Robert Smith, Harold Balsiger, Robert Thompson, Harry Smith, Junior Beahm. “Onward ever! backward never!” These words have been shown in the record of the basketball team. It would seem that a basket made was a pot of gold so fearlessly did they plunge ahead, venture onto the door of an opponent meant the starting of a voy: island covered with valuable, glittering stones.

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Top Row—Albert Briggs, Robert Smith, George Schmidt, Junior Beahm, Richard Edwards. Second Roiv—Robert Thompson, Donald Moll, Roger Kreger, Harry Smith. Third Row—Harold Balsiger, Arvin Hepler, Mr. Barkley (advisor), Howard Wild, Gale Colburn. % Ro-y,b’ JletteA QtuA Although a rather inactive club, the Boys’ Letter Club envelope some of the most active members of the student body. Through their own labors and integrity only have they been able to acquire the right to pos- sess the letter of our school. [21]