Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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 President Vice President ........... Secretary and Treasurer Eighth Qrade Earl Ryan Elaine Lueptpvs Alice Rv an Inf Row—Dorothy Robbins, Charlotte Smith, Amber Turner, Theresa Eagen. Second Row—Bob Leatherman, Roger Steiner, Gale flili, Junior Heaps, Earl Ryan. Third Row—Alice Ryan, Mildred funison, Elaine I.ueptow, Eleanor Price. he road called RdoiI leads to the city Success THE WHISPER 1 9

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freshman Prendent Lyman Frazier Vice Prendent William Oavinski Secretary and Treasurer»..................... Lorraine Warlike MOTTO—Step by step to success FLOWER—Lily of the Valley CLASS COLORS—Scarlet and silver ADVISOR—Miss Nelson Top Row—William Oavinski, Robert Dolgner, Harold Zunker, Wayne Krueger, Lyman Frazier, Arnold Tunison, Orlin Dalton, Donald Sanborn, Charles Ramrath. Second Row—Roger Schultz. Walton Giese, Gustave Ebert, Roy Steffenhagen, Roger Williams, Morris V’inz, James McQueen, John Mulrvan. Third Row•—Thomas Stanton, Colleen Nichols, Verda McMahon, Elvera Stebbins, Margaret Reuhl, Lorraine Mittelstaedt, Nina Cpham, Byron Smith, Merlin Beahm. Fourth Row—Marv Hughes, Joyce Simmons, Ardis Brandsma, Alvera Knutson, Beata Berger, Berniece Otto, Lorraine Warlike, Betty MacFarlane. Fifth Row—Joyce Heublein» Emily Johnson, Juanita Beahm, Florence Helmer, Arlene Cahoon, Mary Kohler, Lois Deakin. Enrolled second semester—Francis Kearns. ohc road called oil leads to the city Success V- s? - -

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September—Labor day on the 6th followed by school opening on the 7th October—Freshmen were put through the mill on the 8th. November—Teachers' Convention on the 4th and 5th gave us a chance to stretch. Armistice Day as usual on the 11th. Parkinson Trio rendered a musical program on the 16th. More music on the 19th—Senior Hop, Thanks- giving vacation on the 25th and 26th. December—First game of the season on the 7th—Fall River lost to us. Rio’s defeat followed. Pardee took Cambria into camp on the 14th. On the 16th Randolph yielded the victory to the Blue and Gold. A fine entertainment by the WPA Concert Orchestra. Christmas vacation from the 17th to Jan. 3. January—Ben Berger, magician, entertained us. Defeated Fox Lake there on the 13th. Lost to DeForest. Poynette claims our first league defeat. Vic- torious over Fall River. Pardee victorious over Rio on the 28th. February—The following victories for our boys—Cambria at Pardee on the 1st, Pardee at Randolph on the 4th. and Fox Lake here on the 11th. Teachers' Convention at Madison on the 11th and 12th. G.A.A. and Paper Staff Dance on the 18th. Pardee again defeated by Poynette there on the 25th. Revenged DeForest defeat here. March—Class C Basketball tournament at Montello. We won the district championship from Montello. County Dental poster contest held here. Local Forensic contest on the 15th. Regional tournament at Horicon—First night, March 17, we defeated Oakfield. 34-26. Second night. March 18, defeated Cedar Grove, 28-21. which rendered us eligible for the Class C state tourna- ment. 151 ‘Tohe road called oil leads to the city Success -