Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Class Will Dean Hawley leaves his girl friend In the care of Red Harris. I'm sure he can take care of her. Marjorie Heaps leaves one used typewriter to the Junior class. (May they type as many newspaper articles as she did.) Duane Howe wills his helping hand to Morris Van Swol. With three, he'll really get those boards clean. Kathleen Kearns leaves her good behavior and her best lace hanky to Dean McCormick. (I wonder why?) George Kllloran wills his honesty to all students and takes with him Sunrise Serenade. (Imagine I He'd rather hear Frankie than go to school.) Ronald Kluth leaves all his old broken records In the care of Pat Milton. (May they rest In pieces.) Gordon Lytle leaves his dancing ability to Bud Hawley, so he won't have to take six lessons from Madame La Zonga. Jerry Lytle leaves his Model-A to Richard Reiter. Caution—use only 90-octane gas to get started. Richard Peterson leaves his fender wrecking ability to an excellent young driver, Rose Mary Wendllck. Always remember, Experience Is the best teacher. Jack Scharf leaves the lamp he burns the midnight oil In to Carl Neesam. Dale Spicer leaves hie Judo holds that he tries on all the girls to Richard Merwyn Smith wills his ability to blow on his tuba to Harriet Atkinson and advises her to be careful so she's not gone with the wind. Byron Stancer leaves his ability to make speeches to Shirley Hatzlnger. Barbara Thurston leaves her ability to wear the crown to Shirley Breneman. Harlan Wendllok leaves his study habits and ability to loaf to Bob Warnke. We, the class of '49, having written our last will and testament, do hereby doom the class of 1950 to the safeguarding and keeping of this will, for the sake of posterity. Memorial Owen Kllloran We mourn the loss of two dear friends and fellow classmates, whose characters will remain to us a living memorial. The memory of these youths, whose win- ning personalities endeared them to those who knew them best, will remain with us forever. Rodney McConochle Page Sponsored By WARNKE'S GROCERY Meats, Groceries, Poultry, Eggs Phone 43

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BYRON STANCER BARBARA THURSTON HARLAN WENDLICK This guy we call Ben, To play like Dorsey Is his yen. Annual-4, Football-4 Band-34. Our Junior Prom Queen The prettiest ever seen, Annual-4, Cheerleader-4, Chorus-234, Dramatics- 24, G.A.A.-12, Library Club-12, Newsp.-234 Treas.-3, Prom Queen-3, ojJLi— In his studies he could get straight A, But more Interesting things fill his day. Annual-4. Class Will We, the class of '49, being the only and original 49'ers, do hereby bequeath to the underclassmen of this great atomic age, everything we have and don't want, plue the following Individual gifts. Helen Babcock leaves her great artistic ability to Pat Howe, and may he pin up hie pictures on the walls. Lois Bernander leaves Ell In the charge of Mr. Kolkoskl, and may he not spare the rod and spoil the child. Arlene Bortz leaves her ability to track down out of town men to Virginia Breneman. Robert Bortz leaves his untamed pocket knife to Kenny Bortz. (Sandpaper not Included.) Betty Brandsma leaves her much used Cook book to the Home Ec. Deoartment of P. H. S. Irene Breneman leaves her golden gift of gab to Bernadine Ryan. May she take It to heart. Norman Cummings leaves hie magnificent stubble which he calls a beard to Tommy Hill. May he never give any whisker burns. Donna Edwards leaves all of her boy friends to the freshman girls of P. H. S. of gumSfor Kenny Roundy?8 UMd gU“ (uMer h81 d88k) t0 8t8rt 8 new collection themf1 May there br eLe nSL lmen 1106 61’ be UnlU°ky 8n°Ugh to flnd MayJHovL profua?romhthls!lllty t0 Pe°ple nUtB t0 L°U Ellyn At on. ues?IoJrt?°S;me1Knut8so5!r pl868lng Per60n«Hty and answers to all the fc-Page Sponsored By GOODLAND AND McGANN For The Finest In Home Furnishings S-Page Sponsored By CALhouu variety Notlons-Clothlng-Glfts

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(Mass Prophecy Here it is 1959. The time certainly has gone swiftly. Wonder what all my classmates are doing now? Guess I 11 look through ray gigantic atomic minded telescope and see where they are. I see a sign down in Pardeeville. It has a beautiful scene painted on it, and below the scene is printed, Bob and Helen s Art Studio--anything painted, posed, or colored while you wait. We do everything from road signs to portraits and Christmas cards. I always thought that would be Helen s fate I Must focus this lens a little. Who is that blonde secretary sitting on her boss s lap in the White House. Why it s none other than Irene Breneman-- one of our more quiet classmates. Oh, look at the cute bakery in Portage. Arlene Bortz is waiting on the customers. Her husband just took a cake out of the oven and look at those six kids—one just put frosting all over the dog. Let’s look over Wyocena way. Here we see the post office occupied by Mr. Robert Bortz and his wife, Priscilla. It seems there is a new law that says you can will your Job to your son-in-law, so that accounts for his Job. There’s Betty Brandsma, the glamour girl of our class. She has settled down to Cook. That’s sort of a surprise, with her beautiful smile, I picked the movieTTor her. Why, there 8 Norman (Put something in the pot, boy) Cummings. He has invented a new milking machine that enables you to set the time you want it to start. It milks the cow, turns itself off and moves on to the next one] Can’t see very well, must adjust this telescope just a little. Ah yes, there’s a sign Best Hamburgers in Town —inside I see Donna Edwards and Bob hustling around. As long as I’m looking at Los Angeles, guess I’ll take a look at Hollywood. Well gee whiz, there’s Lois Ann Edwards. She’s working for Roy Rogers—putting a Toni in Trigger’s mane. Guess I’ll swing this around and see if I can find some more of my class- mates. Looks like a motorboat race—well, what do you know—there’s Walter Ehlert coming in last with his home-made washing machine motorboat. Y onder if I can see Africa. Sure thing, there’s Marilyn Gorsuch playing with two large pythons. Guess she got too much African sun. I’ll look around Wisconsin again. I see Jerry Gest, he’s married and settled down. Look, he’s eating the holes in the doughnuts to save space in the box. Well, look at that big courthouse in Wyocena] Dean Hawley is the Justice of Peace. He isn’t doing so well, and Shirley has to take in washings to support their triplets. I hear Duane Howe is on the radio now. I can see Station NUTZ and there’s Duane taking the part of The Shadow. His laugh really proved to be profitable. There’s a morgue and It looks like, why yes, it is Kathleen Kearns. Guess she finished her nurses training and is now assisting Barbara Thurston in the Mortician Business. Right next door, there is a new Butcher Shop] George Killoran Is running It; I’m certainly going to keep my dogs and cats home. H’mm, who’s that cowboy walking down the street--the girls are all screaming Oh, Ronnie —it’ s ray old classmate Ronald Kluth. Guess I’ll take a squint at Montello. I see a new sign, Lytle and Murray Dancing Studios. Seems to me someone told me that Gordon Is a profes- sional now. The sign says they’ll teach anyone and anything to dance in six easy lessons. There’s a yellow convertible, it Just went through an arterial, A squad car Is stopped near the side of the road, but it hasn’t started after the convertible. It’s State Police Officer, Jerry Lytle—he’s fast asleep. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE OIL CO. Skelly Products 15