Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Glu iwi Bottom Row---Betty Rhode, Charles Simmons, Lorraine Berg, James Smith, Minnie Tamminga, Kenneth Werner, Lorraine Griepentrog, Richard Mackdanz, Betty Moore. Second Row---John Haynes, Doris Hawley, Vivian Moore, Jeannine McDonald, Barbara Dalton, Betty Thiel, Joyce Brandsma, Beatrice Babcock, Virginia Breneman, Mr. Peronto. Third Row----Nancy Hatcher, Bernadine Ryan, Shirley Ullrich, Shirley McDonald, Iona Brewer, Lois Hepler, Margaret Larsen, Jean Schultz, Joyce Lovelace, Lou Ellyn Atkinson. Fourth Row—-Pat Howe, Janis Atkinson, Caroline Jacob, Lloyd Bernanoer, Dick Dummer, Nancy Lueptow, Carol Kearns, Harvey Barden, Joan Herrington. fecuult Bottom Row---Lois Hepler, Lawrence Calkins, Stuart Baroen, Jo Ellen Ba i llies, Shirley Smith, John Haynes, Margaret Larsen, Robert Spear, Dick Lueptow, Vivian Moore, Dean Milton. Second Row---Dick Eowaros, Carol Kaiser, Janis Atkinson, Darlene Milton, Priscilla Thompson, Nancy Lueptow, Richard Mackoanz, Eugene Herrington, Arlene Hepler, Lou Ann Warnke, Kay Thomas, Joan Herrington, Bernadine Ryan, Wayne Kaiser. Thiro Row----Helen Smith, Robert Heaps, Virginia Breneman, Joyce Brandsma, Ruth Smith, Pauline Dates, Pat Fitzgeralo, Jean Schultz, Donald Manthey, Phyllis Smith, Mr. Peronto. Fourth Row---Lou Ellyn Atkinson, Billy Jean Haskin, Carl Neesam, Robert Nichols, Morris Van Swol, Darwin Brock, James Smith, Lloyd Bernanoer, Minnie Tamminga. Absent—-Lois Neesam, Donna Smith. 26 Page Sponsored By UTTECH HARDWARE Home Appliances-Haroware of all kinos

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eUi cMuiosuf, In September 1957 E starteo grade school. Some of us at the Paroeeville Graoe School hao gone to kinoergarten the year before, BUT THIS was THE FIRST YEAR OF SCHOOL FOR MOST OF OUR CLASS. THE FIRST FEW MONTHS WENT QUICKLY AND HOW THRILLEO WE WERE TO BE AN ELF OR FAIRY in the Christmas program. Before we knew it, our first year was over. Joyfully, we took our report cards home because now we were in the SECOND GRADE. OUR SECONO, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH, SIXTH, SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH YEARS IN THE GRAOE SOHOOL ALL WENT BY QUICKLY. WE CHERISH MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF VALENTINE BOXES, GAMES, PARTIES AND EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION. YES, WE HAVE MANY HAPPY MEMORIES OF THESE YEARS. HOW WE WORRIED ABOUT HOW MANY VALENTINES WE RECEIVED. EACH ONE ALWAYS WANTEO TO 8E THE ONE TO GET THE MOST. HOW HAPPY WE WERE TO BE ABLE TO ATTENO A HIGH SCHOOL GAME; ALTHOUGH, WE E N JOY E 0 OUR GAMES. Those tournaments at Ranoolph were a lot of fun. Especially the times Pat Milton lost her gum, and Betty Moore steppeo in it—ooh what a messI Skip day we went to Maoison—what a oay that was! Our graduation exercises were helo at the high school. We were VERY NERVOUS AND ALSO VERY PROUD. Page Sponsored By PORTAGE MODERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Look your Best It pays Agency at Dummer’s Barber Shop 28