Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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September I9W, was the beginning of our high school life. Our Freshmen Class consisteo of: Lou Ellyn Atkinson, Stuart Baroen, Lorraine Berg, Lawrence Calkins, Goroon Corning, Delories Dolajeck, Carlyle Drake Dick Dummer, Evelyn Griepentro6, Agnes Haight, Barbara Hatzinger, Kenneth Harmon, Cecilia Haynes, Lois Hepler, Eugene Herrington, Viola Johnson, Patricia Milton, Dean McCormick, Janice Moll, Betty Moore, Vivian Moore Gaylon Olson, Juanita Rounoy, Betty Rhooe, Richard Ryan, Charles Simmons James Smith, Betty Scott, Robert Spear, Minnie Tamminga, Joan Walerczyk. That year we were initiated and how well we remember thatJ The new TEACHERS WERE ALSO INITIATED AT THIS TIME AND WERE JUST AS EMBARRASSEO AS WE WERE This certainly was a change from graoe school, now we hao to learn HOW TO RAISE CAIN ANO NOT 6 E T CAUGHT, ALSO LEARN HOW TO STUOY HARO, At the beginning of our Sophmore Year we hao receiveo no new members, Betty Scott, Carlyle Drake, ano Kenneth Harmon hao left our RANKS MAKING A TOTAL OF 29 IN OUR CLASS, Our Junior Year we will always remember We lost Evelyn Griepentrog and gaineo Harvey Baroen to our class. Being our junior year WE HAO OUR PROM TO THINK OF, AFTER SEVERAL HOURS OF HARO WORK ANO THOUQHT, WE OECIOEO TO HAVE AS OUR THEME My BLUE HEAVEN11; AND HAO A LOT OF FUN WORKING ON IT, WE ARE THANKFUL THAT ALL THE JUNIOR CLASS COOPERATEO ANO MAOE OUR PROM SUCH A GREAT SUCCESS, At the beginning of our Senior Year we receiveo one new member, who was Wanoa Niles, making our class roll complete Now we are Seniors ano W E V E HAD TO WORRY ABOUT THE ANNUAL, THE PLAY, ANO COMMENCEMENT (ONCE IN AWHILE WE WORRIEO ABOUT OUR GRAOES). WE'VE CONCLUDEO TWELVE YEARS OF SCHOOL, BUT THIS ISN'T THE FINISH LINE, WE'RE JUST STEPPING ON THE STARTING LINE ANO WHEN WE GET OUR OIPLOMA IT WILL BE THE SIGNAL, GoJ Page Sponsoreo By SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATING Everything in Plumbing and Heating

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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

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