Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Q(de4idan, SEPTEMBER R Labor Day—Teachers Meeting. 6 Registration Day. (Oh soy»») 7 Classes begin,(What shall I take?) 9 Class Elections. 16 Elroy-Here—(Lost our first game) |6 Annual School Boaro Meeting-Ptg. 19 League Meeting at Fall River. 23 Rio-here — (We wonJJ») 30 Fox Lake-afternoon. (We won»»») OCTOBER k State Bo. of Health talk to boys. 5 Bd. of Eo. Meeting. 6 Fall County Eo. Meeting. Ptg. 7 Paroee at Markesan. (We won»»») II Assembly-Mason»s Circus. lk Poynette at Paroee. (We won »») 19 Report Caros. (Let me see yours:) 21 Fall River at Pardee. (We lost) 25 Basketball Organization Meeting. 26 Basketball Practice Begins. 28 One act play contest. Local. 31 Halloween (Boo»») NOVEMBER 1 One act play contest at Cambria. 2 i DAY OF SCHOOL. 3 W.E.A.--No SCHOOL. (Yippee»:) k W.E.A.—No schoolU 10 Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 11 Armistice Day Program. lk Polomeme Potters. Assembly. |8 First basketball league game at Markesan. (We won»»») 22 Rio at Paroee. (We los?) 23 6 WEEKS EXAMS. (I C A N »T THINK.) 2k No SCH00L-THANKS6I VING DAY. (Oh BOY) 30 Report Caros. (No not again, where DO THEY GET ALL THE REO LEAD.) DECEMBER 1 Bo. of Eo. Meeting, 2 Ranoolph at Paroee. (We won»»») 9 Paroee at Fox Lake. (We lost) 13 Poynette at Paroee. (We won»»») 15 Bano Christmas Concert. 16 Pardee at Cambria. (We won»»») 19 Graoe School Christmas Program. 20 Paroee at Fall River. (We lost) 22 Christmas Vacation Begins. JANUARY 5 School Begins. Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 13 Paroee at Rio. (We lost) 17 Paroee at Ranoolph. (We lost) 10 Assembly-DeForrest and Lynn. 20 Fox Lake at Paroee. (We won»»») 2k Paroee at Poynette. (We won»»») 25 Report Caros. (How come this grade?) 27 Cambria at Paroee (We wonJ ») FEBRUARY 2 Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 3 Fall River at Pardee. (Homecoming ) 8 Markesan at Paroee. (We won»»1) 9 Assembly-Grant Hollaoay. 10 Wis. Teacher’s Meeting. (No school) 22 District Tournament Begins. MARCH 2 Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 8 Report Caros. (I ll 00 better»!) 10 Local Forensic Contest. |6 State Tournament at Maoison. 17 League Forensic Contest. 2k Pre-Festival Concert. 2o Assembly-Mary Barry. 31 Mauston Music Festival. (Solos) APRIL 3 Spring Vacation Begins. |o Pre-Festival Concert. 26 ASSEMBLY-COLfrMAN PUPPETS. Report Caros. 31 Music Festival at Mauston. (Bano) MAY k Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 6 Junior Prom. 12 Senior Trip. (A day to remember») |8 Senior Class Play. 19 Senior Class Play. 25 Senior Finals A.M. 26 Senior Finals P.M. 27 P.H.S.Alumni Banquet. 30 Class Night. Memorial Day. JUNE 1 Senior Graduation. (My oiploma»») Bo. of Eo. Meeting. 2 Eno of 9™ month. (School’s Over ’») Page Sponsored By JIM’S SNACK BAR FROSTED FOODS W E FREEZE TO PLEASE11 20

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fyleAtimesi CLASS OFFICERS President....................Arvin Hibner Vice Pres....................Billy Alorich Secretary...................Donalo Kaiser Treasurer.............Helen Smith Student Eldon Pulver Council Margaret Larsen Aovisor.......................Miss Anderson MOTTO: Tooay we’ll strive tor A BETTER TOMORROW. FLOWER: White Carnation COLORS: Maroon and White 0 Bottom Row----Donald Kaiser, Joyce Brandsma, Eloon Pulver, Betty Ebert, Clifton Finger, Arlene Hepler, Russell Bortz, Jana Warnke, Billy Alorich. Secono Row----Harry Atkinson, Malcolm Calkins, Wanoa Rohrbeck, Helen Smith, Wanda Johnson, Margaret Larsen, Johnann Felton, Flora Geisler, Veloa Ba bcock. JH1R0 Jerry Reardon, Dorothy McConochie, Iona Brewer, Vaneece Cross, Fern Wing, Donalo Zimmer, Kay Thomas, Douglas Smith, Robert Heaps, Nancy Ha tcher. Fourth Row—Juanita Atkinson, Jean Smith, Arvin Hibner, Duane Morgan, Dean Milton,Jerry Neubauer, Warren Sheeks, William Johnson, Dorothy Stockwell. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE BAKERY Baked Goods Like Mother Useo To Make Albert Gussett, Proprietor 19

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JAN I TORS This year we have two jani- tors. One in the high school ANO ONE IN THE GRAOE SCHOOL. Mr. Payne has taken over THE GRAOE SCHOOL AFTER 23 YEARS IN THE TWO SCHOOLS. MR. Payne has witnessed many CHANGES OURING THE YEARS OF SERVICE HERE ANO HAS EXPERI- ENCED OUR TROUBLES ALONG WITH OUR HAPPY MOMENTS. Mr. Oettman is now the jan- itor OF THE HIGH SCHOOL ANO HAS BEEN IN THE PAST A PART TIME ASSISTANT TO MR. PAYNE. We certainly hope Mr. Oettman WILL CONTINUE HIS STAY WITH US IN THE FUTURE. GEORGE PAYNE Page Sponsored By PAROEEVILLE CANNING COMPANY Packers of quality Fooos 21