Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Juniors Top Row: Dean McCormick, Stuart Barden, Richard Dummer, Jim Smith, Gordon Corning, Bob Spear, Gaylon Olson, Third Row: Lou Ellyn Atkinson, Joan Walerczyk, Juanita Roundy, Janice Moll, Betty Moore, Barbara Hatzinger, Agnes Haight, Alma Thompson. Second Row; Viola Johnson, Richard Ryan, Delories Dolajack, Harvey Barden, Pat Milton, Betty Rhode, Lois hepler. Miss Virnig. First Row; Minnie Tamminga, Lawrence Calkins, Eugene Herrington, Darwin Broch, Charles Simmons, Lorraine Berg, Cecelia Haynes. Absent: Vivian Moore. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Advisor Jim Smith Richard Ryan Lou Ellyn Atkinson Betty Rhode Joan Walerczyk Gaylon Olson Ml 88 Vlraig MOTTO: We'll find a path or make one. FLOWER: Pink Carnation COLORS: White and Aoua -Page Sponsored Bv GAMBLE HARDWARE i-Page Sponsored By Rose and Whltey Werner 17

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Hass Prophecy There goee a Yellow Truck. Byron Stancer Is now head of that line. That experience with the farm truck really helped. Wonder what else I can see around Pardeevllle. The All Amerloan Score- board Company hae been converted Into a peanut factory, and gues6 who Is putting the salt on the peanuts—It's Dale Spicer. There 8 the Funeral Parlor again. Can t quite see the name, but Barbara Thurston and her husband are the proprietors. Have to get this long range view out again. Yep, there s Harlan Wendllck on Wall Street. He Invested in stocks and made good. He always said that he would never have to work. There's Yale and look, Professor, Jack Scharf Is In the lab. working on a new molecular theory. I heard that he had a lot of chances to get on the A-Bomb Research Board, but his wife runs his life now. Over Beaver Dam way, I see Dick Peterson. He is married, and he and his wife are located in the Gobeli Cheese Factory. Who is that woman going into the store? It 6 farmerette Margie Heaps with a crate of eggs. Guess she didn't teach very long. What is that? Why it's the Barnum and Bally Circus train. There's Merwyn Smith on top of the locomotive—well of all things, he's playing his tubal I, Lois Bernander better put this telescope away and get to the washing. With twins, It keeps one busy, you know. OEORGB PAYNE Service with a smile! That's what we have been receiving now for the past twenty-two years. He has watched the students, teachers, and principals come and go from Pardee High and Grade school. Mr. Payne has witnessed many changes during the years of service here. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE AUTO CO. Ford Cars and Tractors 16

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Sophiimures Top Row; Jimmy Hatcher, Carl Neesam, Art Rodocker, Bob Nichols, Kenneth Werner, Boo Warnke, Caroline Jacob, Betty Schneider. Fourth Row; Dorothy Kerold, Elwyn Wendt, Marlin Stebbins, Harriet Atkinson, Doris Hawley, Donna Barden, Allan Harris, Ruth Eggleston, Kenneth Roundy. Third Row: Mrs. Thurston, Myrtle Knutson, John Haynes, Lawrence Berg, Barbara Dalton, Priscilla Thompson, Beryl Babcock, Beatrice Babcock, Marjorie McConochie. Second Row; Glenn Marshall, Betty Theil, Joan Herrington, Shirley Breneman, Shirley Robbins, Carol Kearns, Jeannine McDonald, John Peterson. First Row; Delores Stockwell, Ida Abegglan, Violet Corning, Betty Tamminga, Ruth Smith, Marion Kath, Carol Kaiser, Shirley McDonald. Absent: Lou Ann Warnke, Richard Mackdanz. CLASS OF President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Advisor F I C E R S Bob Warnke Lou Ann Wemke Carol Kaiser Shirley Robbins Joan Herrington John Peterson Mr8. Thurston MOTTO: HLet the ropes of the Dast ring the bells of the future. FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Green end White 18 Page Sponsored By BRUNT'S DINER When Visiting Portage Stop at Brunt's Diner-24-Hr. Service