Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Top Row—Carroll Smith, drum; Arvin Hcpler, tuba; Gale Hill, baritone; Richard Smith, snare drum. Second Row—Donald Moecker, clarinet; Harry Chapel, clarinet; Martin Frederick, clarinet; Rob- ert Smith, cornet. Third Row—Katherine Haight, clarinet; Lyman Frazier, clarinet; Bruce Deakin, trombone; Wil- fred McConochie, trombone; Mr. Arnold, director; Gerald McElroy, alto horn; Merwyn v Sommers, alto horn; Wallace Atkinson, cornet; Harry Smith, cornet; Betty Von der Sump, cornet. fBcind These musically inclined members of the student body have proved and 4LT improved their abilities by their regular sessions in the gymnasium. Through the Band Mothers’ interest, the instrumentation has been increased, and the band plays on. he road called oil leads to the city Success

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 .c '■'v Jrr K 'Mr »• r ' v« • 3 Margaret Cuff, Jeanette Eagen, I °P Row—Marcella Lawrence, Darline Lawrence, Louise Smith, Maysel Smith Betty V on der Sump, Della Hollendyke, Mary Vinz, Lorraine Mittelstaedt. Second Row—Eleanor Kuyatt, Mary Hamburg, Joyce Stroud, Genevieve Smith, June Barden, Dorothy Von der Sump, Ruth Berger. I hWd Row—Virginia Broch, Joyce Simmons, Florence Helmer, Alvera Stebbins, LuElla Koch, Marvel Barden, Irene Cuff, Jean Cuff, Lorraine Warlike. Scharf, Elaine Yelick, fy'd ss Nelson, advisor. Fourth Row— erda McNlahon, Colleen Nichols Margaret Ruehl, Jane Constance Donovan, Leah BuzcII, Arline Kaiser. Bottom Row—Joyce Heublein, Mary Hughes, Amanda Allen, Eldora Sheeks, Mis Marjorie Curtis. Mary Edwards, Maysel Gorsuch, Mary Kohler. fhrls Athletic dissociation 1 his association embodies the most active feminine members of the student body. Their ability and unceasing interest in athletics stimulates others to follow their example. This organization has been constantly on the alert and has purchased their own athletic equipment. Their parties are the most ‘looked forward” to social events of each year. he road called oil leads to the city Success

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7 Standing—Marjorie Curtis, reporter; Dorothy Oliver, Ye (io iper ; Lorraine Warnkc, humor editor; Maysel Smith, editor; Mary Hamburg, reporter; Harry Smith, athletic reporter; Irene Cuff, subscription manager; Bruce Dcakin, athletic reporter; Richard Smith, advertising manager. Seated—Amanda Allen, assistant editor; Dorothy Carmichael, reporter; Miss VVindus, advisor; Jane Scharf, art editor; Arline Kaiser, Ye Gossiper.” Qapcr Staff Month by month these busy folk have recorded the “goings-on” of the student body as they journeyed along the road to success. The fine illustra- tions and write-ups have made this five-year-old and growing paper worthy of the highest praise. he road called c 9oil leads to the city Success