Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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There ' s Lois Hepler, and she's a school teacher now. She has just REACHED THE END OF A DAY'S GRIND ANO IS LEAVING FOR HOME, WELL THEREfS Old Faithful , the red Plymouth waiting for her as usual. There's just one thing this machine ooesn't tell, is Kenny Werner the chauffeur or her husbano??? Say, that's a mighty fine palace that is located here on South Main St. Oh, it is a little more than that, it is a theater with Eugene Herrington as the owner. They have all the great plays, and Eugene picks THE ACTRESSES, AND DOES HE PICK THEM»»» IT SEEMS THAT l)EAN MCCORMICK HAS GONE INTO BUSINESS FOR HIMSELF, THE HUGE SIGN IN FRONT OF HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS READS? BASHFUL? LET ME CURE YOU IN ONE EASY LESSON, IF SUCCESSFUL TRY MY NEW LAY AWAY PLAN. | AIM TO PLEASE. WE now BRING INTO FOCUS, NEWS FROM THE SPORTS WORLO ANO SEE LITTLE Bunny Ryan pinning Gorgeous George, the heavyweight wrestler with a Spread Eagle. If he wins this bout i will be his 92nd without defeat. It looks like Bob Spear made out all right at the University of Wisconsin. We see him now playing center in basketball for the Badgers AND HE HAS MADE A TOTAL OF 35 POINTS IN ONE GAME. THAT BEATS REHFELOT'S RECORO ALL TO PIECES. Say» That's a pretty swanky night club and get a load of all the chorus girls. The one on the end sure looks familiar, why yes, it's Betty Moore. You coulo tell that fpienoly smile anywhere, and the oancing. Wow» Of course, the costume helps too. Well, there's Gaylon Olson, secluded in his room, with two week's GROWTH OF WHISKERS, FIGURING MADLY WITH PENCll AND PAPER. YOU SEE HE'S TRYING TO PROVE EINSTEIN'S THEORY OF GRAVITATION, ANO FROM THE LOOKS OF THINGS, IT'S NOT GOING SO GOOD. WELL, HE WAS ALWAYS A PERSISTENT WORKER, AND WE KNOW HE WILL SUCCEED. Just look at that waitress, she certainly ooesn't hurry. Just BECAUSE SHE IS IN THE WALDORF---WANDA NlLES THINKS SHE CAN TAKE HER TIMEJJJ Joan Walerczyk is now a farmer's wife and she is very happy. From all WE SEE. Jim Smith is a great executive with 25 secretaries. He is the owner of the Meatless Meatball Factory. Now l see, Viola Johnson and Janice Moll. For goooness sakes, they ARE ICE SKATING STARS ANO HAVE THE LEADING ROLES IN THE SKATING VANITIES. Some radio announcer is doing a lot of talki ng™that person looks FAMILIAR, YES, IT S VIVIAN MOORE. SHE IS ADVERTISING SUPER OOUGHNUTS THAT ARE ALL HOLES. Who oo I see in the Whitehouse?? Don't tell me it is one of my olo CLASSMATES---BUT IT IS---IT»S CHARLES SlMMONS. YES, HE TOOK MR. TRUMAN'S PLACE. Look at that sign on the Orpheum, South Sea Islano Triumph starring Betty Rhooe and Guy Madison. Guess we have a star in our class. There goes the truant officer, chasing one of the high school students. It's none other than Juanita Roundy, just the job for her. I REMEMBER DELORIES DOLAJECK WAS THE FIRST ONE IN OUR CLASS TO START HOUSEKEEPING. THERE SHE IS NOW, HANGING THE CLOTHES ON THE LINEJJ IT was GOOD SEEING OUR OLD CLASSMATES again. I GUESS THEY'VE ALL DONE PRETTY WELL. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE OIL COMPANY Skelly Prooucts

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Richaro Ryan leaves his coloreo class picture to the girls of P.H.S. (They sure are lucky»») Charles Simmons bequeaths his many freckles to Betty Thiel Jim Smith wills his ability to play basketball to the team of 51 . Bob Spear leaves his height to be divioeo between Bob Heaps and Jerry Reardon, who really need it Minnie Tamminga leaves her cautious ano quiet ways to Kenny Roundy Joan Walerczyk leaves her car (I4. wheels ano 2 seats) that is, to Mrs Hunter, so she»ll never have to walk to school. Kenneth Werner wills his ability of being Jack of all traoes to Jerry Neuba uer The Senior Class of 50 leaves all unsaio remarks to the Senior Class of 1951 We the class of 195 of Paroeeville High School being of souno mind AND MEMORY HAVE HEREBY DECLARED THE ABOVE AS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. As we look through our Super Deluxe Atomic Radar Television set, we WONDER WHAT ALL OUR CLASSMATES ARE DOING. It seems that the Ringling Bros Circus is in town and who is that MID6ET PLAYING A CLARINET, WHY NONE OTHER THAN LOU ELLYN ATKINSON. What was that, a falling star, oh no, it was just the two leao-footeo Barden boys, Stuart ano Harvey, trying out a new jet job, for the Inoianapolis Speedway Races What »s all that noise, why it»s an old mooel T truck, with Darwin Brock at the wheel He always said he woulo get into the trucking BUS I NESS• Who s that man standing out there in the field waving his hands like a man 1 acI Oh, Gordon Corning learning to be a surveyor My goooness, that baby sitter must be taking care of the whole neigh- borhood. Pardon our mistake, it is Pat Milton ano her happy family. It seems Larry Calkins grew tired of hunting ano fishing arouno Wisconsin. Now we see him in his log cabin in northern Alaska, surrouno- EO BY HIS DOG TEAM. WE WONDER IF THAT IS THE ONLY REASON. We see Lorraine Berg and Minnie Tamminga finally founo their life ambition. They are using their height to an advantage by playing basket- ball WITH THE RED-HEADS, OF COURSE, THEY DYEO THEIR HAIR We all figured Dick Dummer (the brain of the class) wrong Instead of GOING ON TO SCHOOL, HE IS PLAYING BASEBALL WITH THE CHICAGO CUBS. Well, there’s Agnes Haight the girl we always thought was so quiet She»s with the circus now too, stanoing out in front of the Big Top shout- ing Step right insioe ladies and gentlemen the big show is about to BEG IN. There’s Barbara Hatzinger, oh it’s Dolajeck now. She is getting out OF A NEW BuiCK TO MAKE HER DAILY CRUISE IN HER YACHT. It seems Cecelia Haynes ran into some hanosome guy and became Pulver- izeo. Oh, don’t get us wrong, we mean she is now Mrs. Pulver Page Sponsored By PAROEEVILLE AUTO COMPANY Foro cars, trucks, and tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment 15

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 unioAA CLASS OFFICERS Pres i dent ............•••Robert Warnke Vice Pres•••••••«Shirley Robbins Barbara Dalton Secretary.............Betty Thiel Treasurer..................Robert Nichols Student Richard Mackdanz Council Jeannine McDonald Advisor........... Mrs. Thurston MOTTO: Let the ropes or the PAST RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE.” FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Green ano White Bottom Row----Betty Schneioer, Lou Ann Warnke, John Peterson, Betty Thiel, Robert Warnke, Shirley Breneman, Robert Nichols, Carol Kaiser, Richard Mack danz• Second Row----Mrs. Thurston, Elwyn Wendt, Barbara Dalton, Kenneth Roundy, Seryl Babcock, Beatrice Babcock, Harriet Atkinson, Marlin Stebbins, John Haynes • Third Row---Joyce Lovelace, Ruth Smith, Marjorie McConochie, Shirley McDonald, Doris Hawley, Violet Corning, Betty Tamminga, Ruth Eggleston, Marion Kath, Delores Stockwell. Fourth Row----Jim Hatcher, Carl Neesam, Jeannine McDonalo, Shirley Robbins, Lawrence Berg, Priscilla Thompson, Caroline Jacob, Joan Herrington, Carol Kearns • Page Sponsored By CALHOON VARIETY Come in anyway 17