Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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 et iccUio i To Mrs. Lenz, we gratefully dedi- cate our 1952 Whisper In appreciation for the many hours she has spent with us through our 4 years of high school. For helping us and guiding us through all our problems, large or small, we express our sincere thanks. Senior Class of 1952 2 Page Sponsored By THE PRINTING CRAFTSMEN Distinctive Printing Exclusively” Publishers of the 1952 Whisper

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YJIHIIIE PARDEEVILLE Pardeeville, HIGH SCHOOL Wisconsin Pardeeville built its first high school in 1904. It was a frame structure of two stories, and its cost is estimated at $20,000. Both grade and high school classes were held in this building. As the school grew and new courses were add- ed, the attic and basement rooms were used as class rooms. In 1923, a brick building of two stories was erected and the high school moved into this building. It was destroyed by fire on April 12, 1950. Then classes were held in the City Library, Legion Hall, Churches, and Frederick Building for about a year and a half. In January of this year, we moved into the new high school which Is spacious, well-lighted and a great improve- ment. Our large gym was finished later this spring and has been used for the prom, class play, and graduation. These modern buildings make school more interesting and more enjoy- able. Published By The Senior Class of 1952 Editor-------------- Assistant Editors-- Business Manager---- Advertising Manager Advisor------------- ----Janis Atkinson Phyllis Gustrowsky Shirley Ullrich ----John Schneider ------Merwin Allen ---------Mrs. Lenz Page Sponsored By PORTAGE DAILY REGISTER 1

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 Back: M. R. Altenburg, Supervising Education: Stanley Haynes, Clerk. Front: J. E. Robbins, Treasurer--- Principal-----Board of ?. . H. Spicer, Director. The Board of Education and our Supervising Principal have spent many hours, discussing, planning and supervising the build- ing of our new high school It has meant a lot of extra work for them and we appreciate their work and are very proud of the fine results. Their untiring efforts have helped to make our dreams come true--a new high school and a new large gym here Mrs. Thurston, our school secretary is making an entry in the Journal. She is busy every day posting accounts, writing checks, or making up reports. It is her re- sponsibility to keep the School Board ac- counts and the accounts of all our school organizations. She succeeds in getting these tasks done despite the fact that she is always being £?rrupted our Coquent dashes into the office to use the phone, to get supplies or tardy slips, to report a lost or found arti- cle, or to seek some information about the activities of the school day. HELEN THURSTON