Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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’3 7 II P IE M Top Rotv-—Harry Sinitli, Merwyn Sommers, Bob Thompson, Bruce Deakin, Wallace At- kinson, Gerald McElroy, Arvin Hepler. Second Ron — Alice Rowe, Betty Jane MacFarlane, Robert Smith, Lyman Frazier, Arlene Kaiser, Katherine Haight, Martin Frederick. Third Row—Carroll Smith, Richard Smith, Donald Staufenbeil, Mr. Arnold, (director), Betty Von dcr Sump, Ethel McMahon, Mildred Tunison. Rand “Music can soothe the savage breast” are the watch-words of this band of jolly pirates as they meet each difficulty with a song. It is the music makers of the world who urge us on to greater accomplishments and put a bit of pep into the daily routine of our lives. [23]

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Top Row— Mary Hamburg, Maysel Smith, Margaret Cuff, Marion Russell, luene Som- mers, Mvrna Smith (president), Mary Vinz, Jeanette Eagen. Second Row—Maysel Gorsuch, Amanda Allen, June Barden, Della Hollendyke, Jean Price, Virginia Broch, Jean Cuff. Third Row—Eleanor Kuyatt, Dorothy Von der Sump, Ruth Berger, Irene Cuff, Eldora Sheeks, Jane Scharf. Fourth Row—Marjorie Curtis, Dorothy Scott (vice-president), Betty Von der Sump, Miss Nelson (advisor), Mildred Cowley (secretary and treasurer), Genevieve Smith, Arlene Kaiser. Athletic Alko-cLation Case after case has shown that athletics is the life of a school and it is in P. H. S. This little group of feminine vitality has urged the blue and gold on to greater victories through their hearty efforts. True sportswo- men are thev all.

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THE ’3S I S PE sLs •« A ■ 30©t ? -f ® i) 2 1 -r r •r Nine busy T» Rote (lale Colburn, subscription manager; Mildred Cowley, assistant editor; Phyllis Edwards, literary editor; Marjorie Horn, girls' athletics; Roger Kreger, boys’ ath- letics. Bottom Row—Juene Lawson, editor; Alice Rowe, humor editor; Robert Thompson, adver- tising manager; Viola Ullrich, feature editor. • 7 •' . AmxuaC ■ A . .' y |)irates of ylic Senio£ da$s put fhemsejves to the task of gathering together the prbceet oythe treasure huf{t for the year of 1937. From the fruits 'of their search may each pirate'of l 11. S. relive the god- den hours spirit here and re ll merries brought, back by the faces tK r cgp3t%des. jlA f- A .j brought back by the, P ■ . [24]