Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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ffcuLelt dqaJ n }) STUDENT COUNCIL Standing; Karl .«enzel, Mr. Kolkoski. Seated; Gaylon Olson, Norman Cummings, Joan '.Valerczyk, Joan Herrington, Kathleen Kearns, Catherine Laabs, John Peterson. FORENSICS Standing: Charlotte Fredrick, Gordon Corning, Lois Bernander, Darwin Brock, Walter Ehlert, Dick Dummer, Donna Edwards, Deri Howe. Seated: Marilyn Smith, Mrs. Welch, advisor, Duane Howe, Norman Cummings, Viola Johnson, Vivian Moore, Duane Allegar. Page Sponsored by PARDEEVILLE CANNING CO. Packers Of Quality Foods 24

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 DON’T TAKE MY PENNY The play takes place In the living room of the Pringle home in a small city. Penny and Joanna have their hands full with prep- arations, for Penny decides to take Joanna with her to Hollywood if she is chosen to be Dimity West by Harrison Day. Sally, a former child actress, the new maid was planted in the household by her agent Norman Porter. Penny and Joanna gave up childish passtimes such as tennis, with their boy- friends, Kerry and Greg so that they might devote more time to their careers. Talented Mavis, Penny’s sister has small parts in radio and Mark, Penny’s farm minded brother, falls in love with Sally. To add to this excitement is the worried father, the lec- turing Mother, and the outspoken Gram who plots with Greg and Kerry. Also there is the lisping and prattling models, the ex- citable Henri, and the little Delivery boy with the big packages. The girl who the author choses to play the part of Dimity West surprises everyone. CAST Sally Lois Heaps Norman Porter Kent Hill Penny Marlene Morgan Caleb Robert Radtke Mark Lyle Neesam Mavis Shirley Edwards Lydia Catharine Laabs Joanna Mildred Eagan Kerry Karl Wenzel Greg Robert Ramlet Gram Geraldine Wendlick Monsieur Henri Deri Howe Elsie Charlotte Fredrick Lucile Marilyn Smith Red Harold Lueptow Harrison Day Maurice Breneman 23

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fyp ffAe, £ i Top Row: K. Werner, L. Bernander, D. Broch, L. Neesam, K. Wenzel, M. Bren- eman, M. Smith, R. Spear, S Barden, E Herrington Third Row: C. Fredrick, L. Heaps, L. Warnke, N. Lueptow, D Smith, J. Smith, A. Hepler, L. Brewer, K. Kearns, D. Edwards, T. Skupniewitz. Second Row: Mr. Donohue, L Edwards, J. Haynes, M. Heaps, B Haskins, L Hepler, M. Smith, S Edwards, C. Neesam, V. Moore, D. Barden, J Herrington First Row: H. Smith, L. Atkinson, M. Morgan, M. Eagan, R. Smith, J. Shultz, 7 Bailies, S. Smith, T Hill, R Nichols, M Larsen Kneeling: L. Neesam. BAND The Band has had several chances to entertain and stage programs this year. They were called upon to play and march for Armistice Day and also took part in a parade at Portage for which they received a beautiful trophy. Under the direction of Mr. Donahue the band gave a Christmas concert and later a spring concert. The most important performance was during April and May when they took part in a District Festival at Richland Center. April 50 was the day set aside for the members with solos, duets and quartets to participate at Richland Center. On May 1, the concerts ana parade took place. Page Sponsored By Ray Bayley—Fuller Brushes Yelick's Shoe Store 25