Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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JfJuu J rurujuv Jf KARL WENZEL I like to have va- cation twice a year, each six months long. Diplomas received with the Cla93 of 1948. Chorus-4, Pres.-13, Basketbail-l o4, Rodney L. 3tafford-Navy Student Council-4, Donald English-Navy Baseball-1234, Football-34, Prom King-3, Annual Staff-4, Band-1234, Homecoming King-4. CLASS WILL We, the Class of 48 , being of sound minds and of good spirits, leave these things most dear to our hearts, to the underclassmen. I, Maurice (Blow that tuba) Breneman, will my tuba to Lawrence Perg, may he never run out of wind. I, L'Raen (Blondie) Brewer, will my Phy. Ed. ability to Lois Edwards, may she use it well. I, Mildred (Milly, that is) Eagan, leave my passion for barber's sons to Barbara Hatzinger. I, Shirley (I'd rather study) Edwards, will my reputation as a heartbreaker to my sister. We might as well keep it in the family. I, Charlotte (Love that man) Fredrick, bequeath my secret passion for dark haired men to Beryl Babcock. I, Lois (Wasn't that lush) Heaps, do bequeath my ability to get straight nA averages to Dud Rundle. I, Kent (Neesam did it) Hill, bequeath my masculine handsomeness and bas- ketball ability to Sidney Wruck. I, Deri (What's Bob Hope got that I haven't got) Howe, bequeath my ability to crack jokes to Lawrence Calkins. I, Ralph (Plant that corn) Keifer, leave my ability as a Future Farmer to Marjorie Heaps. Alvin might need some help. I, Catharine (Charlotte Greenwood) Laabs, do bequeath my unique ballroom dancing to Ruth Smith. I, Harold (Love that gal of mine) Lueptow, leave Pat Milton in the care of Mr. Kolkoski. (Just so I know). I, Marlene (Well, La De Da) Morgan, leave my rumble seat tactics to Shirley Breneman, who I hope will make good use of them. I, Lyle (Love em all) Neesam, will my ability to pester fellow students to Robert Stancer. I see he's got a good start already. I, Eugene (Paint that sign) Pulver, will my drawing ability to Kenny Roundy. I, Vernon (Personality plus) Pulver, will my smile to Jimmy Hatcher. (May he win as many friends as Bones did). I, Robert (Drive that ford) Radtke, bequeath my ability to drive a car with one hand to Ross Yahnke. I, Robert (B-B-Bing) Ramlet, leave my ability to sing Salvation Army hymns to Jerry Gest, may he warble till the end of time. Page Sponsored By CALHOON VARIETY Notions-Clothing-Gifts 13

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 ROBERT RADTKE equiet in school, but Ohj ROBERT RA;fLET Crosby's good, Eut wait till you hear me. Transfer from 3. Daxota, Chorus-4, Dramatic Club-3, Annual Staff-4, Newspaper Staff-3, Pres.-4, Vice-Pres.- 3, Basketball-o4, Easebali-o4, Foot- bail-04. JEANETTE ROTJNDY I've got some- thing on iny mind and it isn't school work.” G.A.A.-1234, Li- brary Club-3, An- nual Staff-4. MARILYN SMITH Not light headed. Just a blond.” Chorus-1234, Dra- matic Club-3, G.A. A.-123, Newspaper Staff-23, Editor-4, Library Club-23, Annual Staff-Editor- 4, Band-1234, Stu- dent Council-12, Cheerleader-3. CAROL WEISINGER There are Just three days I never worry about—yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Chorus-1234, Dra- matic Club-3, Band- 123, G.A.A.-1234, Vice-Pres.-2, For- ensics-34, Annual Staff-23, Cheer- leader-34. GERALDINE WENDLICK Tali and dark. Just for 'Mark'. Chorus-1, G.A.A.-2 3, Annual Staff-4, Newspaper Staff-3, band-123, Treas.-4. ROLLAND WENDLICK Serious, quiet, and friendly. RODNEY WENDT If I'm around you'll be sure to know it. Band-12. Page Sponsored By SMITH'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Everything in Plumbing and Heating

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Class Will Continued— I, Jeanette (Altarbound) Roundy, will my gift of gab in study halls to Delores Stockwell. I, Marilyn (Well snap my gum) Smith, will my gum chewing techniques to Ida Abegglan. I, Rodney (Come and get me you lucky girls) Stafford, leave my ability to play the great lover to Art Rodocker. I, Carol (I love red hair) Weisinger, will my dancing at noon to Minnie Tamminga. I, Geraldine (Jelly Beans) Wendlick leave my ability to argue with Coach Rowlands to Irene Breneman. I, Rolland (How's the weather down there) Wendlick, will my height to Marlin Stebbins. I think he can use it. I Karl (Technique) Wenzel, bequeath my car (Dad’s that is) and all the full moons hereafter to Charles Simmons, may he use them to the best of his advantage. I, Rodney (Keep those bottles quiet) Wendt, bequeath my empty desk in school to anyone who wants to sit by the window. I, Jack (Where would Wyocena be without me) Pease, bequeath my ability to play baseball to Jack Scharf. We, the Class of 48”, after having written our last will and testament, nominate the Class of ”49” as sole keepers of this document, the teachers, and the school. PROPHECY All aboardJ All aboard! For the 30th Century Limited. And look who’s getting on board. None other than those two close classmates of ”48 , Marlene Morgan and Mildred Eagan. They seem to be reminiscing over their old school days. Lets listen in and see if we can find out what their old classmates are doing. Would you believe It, Bones” Pulver went into the undertaking business and there we see him wrestling with a seven-foot corpse. What’s that big sign flashing above, We Aim To Please. Charlotte Fredrick??? Let me see, oh yes, we read that she once was a pro- fessional nurse, and goodness something must have happened, there we see her working as assistant undertaker to Bones.” While we re traveling around we might as well see what everybody is doing. Well, well, here we are entering the famous El Morrocco nightclub. Stand back everybody, somebody seems to be throwing out the noise-makers. Must be a strong bouncer. What a surprise!! If it isn’t our old classmate, little Rodney Wendt. Look!! The famous show is now on. Watch that snaKe dance. Wonder who the snake charmer Is. Well, If it Isn’t L’Raen Brewer playing her trombone. Flash!J Flash!! Big Night. Kent Hill and Joe Walcott are at it again. Who’s that we see cheering him on in the front row, why it’s Daddy’s four little red-heads. Guess who we heard over the radio singing that good old commercial Duz does everything, of course it was Karl Wenzel. We always knew he’d go places with that voice. Did you hear about the sad death of Bob Hope???? But have no fear, that capable Deri Howe has replaced him. But we hear he has been having a little trouble picking up the people after he has rolled them in the aisle. The Captain of the 30th Century Limited Just came over. It’s none other than that rugged Maurice Breneman. ’Who ever thought he’d take to the sea. Lyle Neesam, we hear is a millionaire. Ah, yes, he invented that new unsmearable” lipstick. Class Prophecy Continued on page 38 Page Sponsored By DAIRYMAN’S STATE BANK Offices Randolph and Pardeeville For Every Financial Service See Your Bank