Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

THE WHISPER The Golden Anniversary of Pardeeville High School is being celebrated by the graduating class of 1954. In 1903-04 Pardeeville built its first high school. It was a frame structure of two stories. Both elementary and high school were held in this building. As the school grew, new courses were added and the attic and basement were utilized as classrooms. In 1923, a brick building of two stories was erected and the high school moved into this building. On April 12, 1950, a disastrous blaze destroyed the building. For a year and a half classes were held in the City Library, Legion Hall, and the Frederick Building. Tn January, 1952, we moved into the new building, built on the site of the old school. The gym was finished later that year. Published By The Senior Class Of 1954 Co-Editors-------------Mary Alice Manthey Connie Rohrbeck Pat Toppe Business Manager---------Norman Eggleston Advertising Managers-----------Joe Pease Tom Hitchcock Advisor------------------------Mrs. Lenz Page Sponsored By CUFF McMAHON Electric Contractors PARDEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 50th Anniversary The Senior Class of 5 dedicate this Annual to the first Alumni Class of 1907 which consisted of Mrs. Inez Merrill Brandt Thompson-Pardeevllle, Wisconsin Mrs. Emmogene Edwards Chapraon- Pardeevllle,Wlsconsln;Mrs. Mary Garner Stewart-Chlcago,Illinois and the deceased Isebell Young Fogo. %edi Ui(Ut 2 Page Sponsored By PORTAGE MODERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS •Look Your Best—It Pays Left to Bight: Gale Hill, Director----Stanley Haynes, Clerk J.E. Robbins, Treasurer, Page Sponsored By THE PRINTING CRAFTSMEN Distinctive Printing Exclusively Publishers of the 195 + Whisper 3 M. R. ALTENBURG B.A. M.A. Degrees Platteville State University of Iowa. Math., Supervising Principal. GORDON SARDESON B.S. M.S. Degrees Platteville State, University of Wis. Phy. Science, Phy. Ed., Athletics. THEODORE WHEELOCK B.S. Degree University of Wis. LaCrosse State Platteville State Social Science,Ass't Coach Grade Coach. IRENE MUMM B.S. Degree Platteville State. Math., Phy. Ed. CALVIN KOENIG B.S. Degree Platteville State University of Wis. Music, Soc. Science. SARAH CONNOR B.S. Degree Stevens Point State. English, Forensics. JUNE M. LENZ B.S. Degree Whitewater State. Commercial, Annual. MABEL M. MAIER B.S. Degree University of Wis. Home Ec., Chemistry. DONALD RUSSELL B.S. Degree University of Wis. Agriculture, F.F.A. Gen. Shop. BEATRICE HEAPS Oshkosh State Eng., Library. Page Sponsored By LARRY AND JO RAFFERTY DOROTHY R. WAGNER Central State T. Grade S RUBY MARQUARDT Milwaukee State T. Grade 7 MARGARET HABERMANN B. A, Degree University of Wis. Grade 6 DOLORES SOMMERS Columbia County Rural Normal.Oshkosh State. Grade 5 HULDA E. CASE Stevens Point State Teachers College University of Iowa LaCrosse State Grade 4 GLADYS DUMMER Columbia County N. University of Wis. Central St. Teachers Grade 3 LELA L. FISHER Platteville State. Grade 2 BESSIE SCHARF National College of Education Kindergarten and Grade 1 LEDA WARNKE Marathon Co. Normal Stevens Point State. Grade 1 Page Sponsored By ATTORNEY D. C. O'CONNOR 5 S niOAA, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President......................Joe Pease Vice President............Richard Lueptow Secretary...................Janet Morgan Treasurer......................Pat Toppe Student Council Members....Lois Brandsma Tom Hitchcock Motto: The climb is slow, but the re- ward is great. Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Blue and White Page Sponsored By SILVER SPUR RESTAURANT '24 Hour Service—Steaks—Dinners—Chicken ■Private Parties If You Wish V WANDA ATKINSON Wanda ' She's not a flower not a pearl, Just a carefree, all around girl. Annual Ed. Board-2 -, G.A.A.-3,Library-3 . CAROLYN BEAHM Carol High School days have their delights but they can't com- pare to High School nights. Annual-2 , G.A.A.-3. MORRIS BABCOCK Morrle With a car and a cupful of gas, he burns up the road and fast. Annual-4, F . F . A.-232+. CHARLENE BARDEN Charlene I was cut out to be an angel but someone ran away with the pattern. Transfer from South Dakota. Annual-2 -, Band-122 , Forensics-2. LOIS BRANDSMA Lois I didn't say a word but oh what I was thinking. Annual Ed. Board-2 -, Cheerldr.-234. Sec.- 2, Chorus-1234, Prom Court-3, O.A.A.-32 -, Homecoming Court-22 -, Newsp.-23, Student Council-2 -. WAYNE BRENEMAN Rod ' Women??? Never heard of them.....What are they like? Annual-2 , Band-1232 , F.F.A.-232 . HOWARD BARDEN Herm Always feeling his best when he can be a constant pest. Annual-2 , Baseball-1 23, F.F.A.-32 , Foot- ball-3, Prom Court-3, Newsp.-3, Vice Pres. -3. HELENE CURTIS Helene Love came Into my heart one day Just for a visit but decided to stay. Annual Ed. Board-2 , Band-1232 . Chorus-1, Library-34. Page Sponsored By RAMSEY'S JEWELRY Elgin—Hamilton—Bulova 7 Prince Diamonds BETTY DETTMAN Betty” A star....She should be she’s always out nights. Annual- � , Library-3. VELDA FISHER Velda She'd stop St. Peter’s roll call to ask a question. Annual Ed. Board- � , Band-123 � , Chorus-12 3 � . Prom Court-3. DICK EDWARDS Dick He had no use for girls or fame: a mere diploma was his aim. Annual Ed. Board- � , Dramatics- � , Newsp.- 3, Forensics-3 � . PATRICK FITZGERALD Fitz He knows football isn't the only place you need a line. Annual- � , Band-123 � , Basketball-23, Base- ball-123 � , Football- 1234, Forensics-3i Newsp.-2. NANCY EDWARDS Nan The day after always interrupts the night before. Annual Ed. Board-4, Library-3, Home- coming Court-4. NORMAN EGGLESTON Norm There are three great men in this world....me and I've forgotten the other two. Annual Ed. Board-4, Treas.-l, Forensics- 3, Newsp.-23, Prom Court-3. DONALD GRAACK Don He smiled and said, Don't rush me girls. Transfer from Rio. Annual-4, Baseball-2 34, Basketball-234, Football-2, Prom Court-3. ARLENE GRIEPENTROG Arlene A happy gal, and never blue: she saves all her giggles just for school. Annual Ed. Board-4, Chorus-1234,Library- 23. 8 Page Sponsored By HILL'S GROCERY ■ GLADYS HILFIKER Gladie If there is trouble I am not a round, but I’ve been there. Annual Ed. Board-4, Band-1234, Chorus-12 34, G.A.A.-34, Forensics-234, News- paper-23. LOIS HILL Knob The wrong way always sounds more reason- able. Annual-4, Chorus-123 4, G.A.A.-24, Newsp. -23, Treas.-2. THOMAS HITCHCOCK Tom If you don’t know him you're missing something. Transfer from Osh- kosh. Annual Ed. Board-4, Baseball-34, Foot- ball-34, Homecoming King-4, Student Council-4. DONNA KRUEGER Donna Time has come for us to leave, one thing I'll not do is grieve. Annual-4, Band-123, Chorus-1234, G.A.A.- 34, Newsp.-123. RICHARD LUEPTOW Dick He stars on the field and on the floor, a coach's dream and plenty more. Annual-4, Band-134, Baseball-123, Foot- ball-1234, Basket- ball-1234, Home- coming court-24, Pres.-l, Vice Pres.- 4, Prom Court-3. KEITH HUTZLER Hutz Women are a slow poison. What a wonderful way to die. Transfer from Ari- zona. Annual-4, Basketball Manager-1, Football- 124, F.F.A.-24. ELNETTA MAGINNIS Elnetta Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. Annual Ed. Board-4, Band-1234, Chorus-12 34, G.A,A.-34, Prom Court-3. Page Sponsored By PULVER'S SIGN SERVICE ■Complete Sign Service 9 MARY ALICE MANTHEY Msry An innocent face, but you never can tell. Annual Ed.-A, Chorus Dramatics-2, G.A.A._34, Library-3 4, Newsp.-2, Trees.- 3. LOIS NEESAM Lois Pleasing personality friendly and gay: one of the reasons, teachers get gray. Annual Ed. Board-4, Cheerleader -2 3 4, Chorus-1234, Sec.-l, G.A.A.-34, Library-3 Newsp.-23, Twirler-1 234. CAROL ANN McELROY carol From her hair sun- light streams: in her eyes moonlight gleams. Annual-4,Chorus-234. SHIRLEY MERRILL Shirley If dimples result from angel kisses, where did she get hers? Annual-4, Chorus-123 4, G.A.A.-34, Newsp. -2, Prom Queen-3. JANET MORGAN Jan My hair is too dark to make a good angel. Annual Ed. Board-4, Cheerleader-1 234, Chorus-1234, Sec.-4, Forensics-234,G.A.A. -34, Newsp.-23. BARBARA PAYNE Barb Free from sorrow free from care with laughing eyes and curly brown hair. Annual-4, Chorus-34, Library-3. JOSEPH PEASE Joe Blushing is the color of virtue. Transfer from Portage. Annual Ed. Board-4, Band-34, Baseball-3 4, Pres.-34, Foot- ball-34, Basketball- 34, Homecoming court -3, Prom King-3. MARY LOU PETERSON Petie If you must argue have your way I’m in the right that’s all I say. Annual Ed. Board-4, Band-1234, Chorus-12 34, Dramatics-34, Forensics-23, G.A.A. -34, Homecoming Court-3, Newsp.-23, Student Council-1. 10 Page Sponsored By CALH00N VARIETY JAKES TRICE Jim My schooling has done me no harm, but I feel safer on the farm. Annual-4, F.F.A,- Pres.-A, Football-34 P.F.F.-123. ELAINE ROBINSON Elaine A quiet girl at times. Annual-4, Library-34. DENNIS SMITH Doc Women don't bother me-------anymore. Annual-4, F.F.A,-4f Football- 12 34, P.F.F.-23, Student Council-1. JAMES THOMFSON Jim I'd give all my kingdom for an orchestra--------what kingdom? Annual-4, Band-J.234. CONSTANCE ROHRBECK Connie Neither an angel nor a saint but you can't make a girl whet she ain't. Annual Ed.-4, Chorus -1234, G.A.A.-34, Library-3. PATRICIA TOPPE Pat Am I talking yet or again? Transfer from Portage. Annual Ed.-4, Band-3 4, Chorus-34, Sec.-3 Treas.-4, G.A.A.-34, Prom Court-3, Newsp. -3, Homecoming Court -3. FRANCES SABEAN Frannie There are other men t an those in school. SHIRLEY WENDT Liz If she thinks as fast as she talks she thinks too fast for the rest of us. Annual-4, Forensics- 234, G.A.A.-3, Pres. -2, Library-3. Page Sponsored By HERRENAN'S FLOOR SERVICE n Page Sponsored By MOORES WORLD POODS 2 miles South of Portage on 51 4 16 Featuring Popular Brands of Quality Poods Easy Rural Shopping—Always Greater Value JOHN WHITE Peter School is what you make It, It makes me tired. Annual-4, P.F.A.-4, P.F.F.-23. GIgAA Will We, the members of the class of 1954 of Pardeeville High School feel- ing weary and worn but still, we hope, being of sound mind and memory do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament-------revoking any and all other wills heretofore made by us. To the faculty we bequeath a period of rest, free from the noise and troubles wrought upon them by us. To the Juniors we will our intelligence and high grades. To the Sophomores we bequeath anything that they can salvage from our remains To the Freshmen we leave our mature behavior and our ability to get along with the teachers. WANDA ATKINSON bequeaths her quiet and unobtrusive ways to Ronnie Johnson. We hope you will make good use of them. MORRIS BABCOCK leaves his love of his noisy car to Larry Lynch. CHARLENE BARDEN and HELENE CURTIS leave their daily noon hour chats about boys to Lola Howe and Lorraine Patchin, who already have a good start. HOWARD BARDEN bestows his junior girlfriend, Rhoda Pulver to Mr. Wheelock in hope he will take good care of her next year. CAROLYN BEAHM wills her ability to make a date with one guy and go with another to Barbara Railing. LOIS BRANDSMA wills her cheering ability to Marjorie Morgan, may she make good use of it. WAYNE BRENEMAN relinquishes his taxi cab, the Studebaker, which has taken so many girls home, to the Wyocena gang. BETTY DETTMAN wills her ability to get eight hours of sleep every night to Kay Porter. NANCY EDWARDS leaves all the gum in the candy machine to the girls of P.H.S. DICK EDWARDS bequeaths his ability in art to Joyce Url. NORMAN EGGLESTON bequeaths his ability in art to Bruce Keith. VELDA FISHER leaves her excellent understanding of Geometry to Elaine Van Swol. PAT FITZGERALD wills his ability as a whiz in history to all the fu- ture history students. DON GRAACK bequeaths his height and basketball ability to Robert Fuller. We know he will someday be great. ARLENE GRIEPENTROG bequeaths her giggles and good nature to all the P.H.S. students who go around the hall with a long face. GLADYS HILFIKER leaves her forensic talent to Kenny Breneman. May Kenny always represent Pardeeville at the State contest. LOIS HILL leaves her way of getting along with the teachers to Colleen Curtis. TOM HITCHCOCK leaves his weight to Ronnie Johnson, may he use it to throw around potato sacks. Page Sponsored By WYOCENA FARMERS CO-OP. CO. Phone 6J---Wyocena, Wisconsin All Farm Supplies •The-Home-Of-Wyocena-Fertlllzer' KEITH HUTZLSR leaves his cowboy boots to Charlene Reasor. DALE JOHNSON leaves his hunting ability to Ronald Roundy, may he some- day be a big game hunter. DONNA KRUEGER leaves her Rio boys to Karen Roundy. DICK LUEPTOW leaves his athletic ability to Norbert Gorsuch. ELNSTTA MAGINNIS leaves her torchy blonde hair to Marjorie Wing. MARY MANTHEY bequeaths her good grades unto Arthur Atkinson. May he be valedictorian. CAROL McELROY leaves her office Job to Kay Payne. Lets hope she does as well as Carol did. SHIRLEY MERRILL leaves her love for Endeavor to the P.H.S. girls. JANET MORGAN wills her yelling at the ball games unto Marilyn Reasor. LOIS NEESAM wills her way with Portage boys to Jo Ann Ryan. BARBARA PAYNE bequeaths her Job in the hot lunch room to next years freshmen. May they do as well as she did. JOE PEASE leaves his ability to blush to Dick Reardon. MARY LOU PETERSON bequeaths her acting ability to Judy Thompson,who already has a good start. JAMES PRICE leaves his ability to buy new cars to John Url. ELAINE ROBINSON wills her working ability to Tony Balllles, may he make good use of it. CONNIE ROHRBECK leaves her athletic ability to Elaine Jenkins. We know she will make good Use of it. PRANCES SABEAN leaves her ability not to talk in study hall to Prances Wardle. DENNIS SMITH leaves his fast car to Roger Gee who doesn't need one. JIM THOMPSON leaves his talent to play the trombone to La Vern Grueneberg. PAT TOPPE wills her ability for talking in class to Beano Barnish SHIRLEY WENDT leaves her surplus dates to Eleanor Andrews. JOHN WHITE Just leaves---------------------------------------------- . Page Sponsored By WYOCENA GENERAL STORE, Bud Porter, Mgr. Quality Grocerles-Presh Keats- Sporting Goods Pishing Tackle, Shoes, Clothing for Men Boys Monarch Stoves, Speed Queen Appliances-011 Burners, Paints Hardware GlcuU Pn piiecif, EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it. Get your copy of the :'etellall Tribune. Word has been recieved from a member of the class of '54 that now in 1964 a frontier town has been newly settled on the island of Sandbar by that famous explorer Wanda Atkinson better known as The Long Lost Explorer . She has also given us some information on the rest of the class who are the settlers of this prosperous town. Morris Babcock has a Hot-Rod Fix It All Shop and he seems to have worked up a very good business. His specialty is a plush lined racer which he made out of an old davenport and a power lawn mower. He calls it Connie . We find Charlene Barden busy writing a new novel in her own book shop called Book Worms Paradise which contains only her own writings. Howard Barden is busy counting his money which he has taken in from his gambling table at the U. 0. Me Casino. He seems to have worked up a very prosperous business. You would never guess who is the president of the Lonely Hearts Club none other than Carolyn Beahm. She has been very successful with all her customers but has not succeeded in finding someone for herself. Lois Brandsma is the star cowgirl on station NUTZ. You wake up early in the morning to Lois singing the sweet strains of I'm an Old Cowhand and her horse doing a tap dance routine. Wayne Breneman is the proprietor of the Friendly Funeral Home . He recieves no complaints from his customers. Anyone in trouble, contact Wayne, and he'll straighten you out. Helene Curtis is busy working at the Moo-Cow Dairy. She still favors the truck drivers. The Wear-Ever Apparel Shop is run by none other than Betty Dettman who has hired Nancy Edwards to model. Dick Edwards is now teaching ancient history in the public school and on the side sells a new fangled can opener. Norman Eggleston is happy as a famous architect who has designed many fine buildings, which incidentally have fallen. Hope the chicken house you are now designing will last, Norm! Velda Fisher, a talented young actress, is currently showing at the local theatre in My Life as a Bubble Dancer . Pat Fitzgeralds ambition to be a famous football player is coming true, slow but sure. He has started out as water boy and has big plans to work his way up. Arlene Gripentrog is now head chef at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. Must be her experience in the high school hot lunch program really paid off! Don Graack has worked up a thriving business as chiropractor. He is known the island over as the famous Punch Doctor. Tom Hitchcock is a faithful patient of his who now uses a cane to get around. Gladys Hilfiker is now working as waitress in Barneys Beanery , an exclusive restraunt where only the towns most prominent people dine. Lois Hill drives for the towns grocery store which is said to have very good delivery service. She has just been awarded a certificate for having gone five years without an accident. Keith Hutzler is now an Attorney-at-Law. He is now working on a terrific case----Krueger (Donna-that is) vs. Elite Corporation—seems their delivery truck ran over her pet dog and knocked one of his teeth out. She's sueing for one million dollars! Attorney Hutzler is confident they will win. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMISSION John Wright, Manager Dale Johnson has become a successful traunt officer for the school. It seems he has changed his ideas since he attended school. Dick Lueptow is very contented as a door to door cosmetic salesman. The ladies seem to be very satisfied with his products. Elnetta Maginnis seems to be very happy running a day nursery. My! KyJ What a love for little childrenl You will find Mary Alice Kanthey in the English department of the school. She teaches Clark Gable instead of William Shakespeare. Carol McElroy is now a nurse at the Animal Hospital. She seems to get along very well with the patients. Janet Morgan is now head designer at the Coonskin Cap Company. Wonder why the business is going to everyone’s head? Shirley Merrill had some difficulties in the local beauty shop. It seems she has forgotten her high school chemistry, and because of this some of her customers are wearing wigs. We hear Lois Neesam has a job clerking in the Gamble Store. Rumors are that she is the proprietors wife. Seems like they have worked up a very prosperous business. Barabra Payne has devoted her life to dentistry. She is known as Painless Payne the Tooth Remover . Joe Pease's dream has come true. He is now the coach of an inter- nationally known Bean Bag Team. We hear that Mary Lou Peterson is one of the ten best dressed women of the world. She is wearing a chinchilla coat now. Her husband, Jerry's, business must be coming along fine. Of course, this is just his hobby. His real profession is veterinarian of the island. Jim Price is now the champion wrestler of the town. He has conouered some of the best such as Muscle Bound Minnie , and Betty Biceps . Elaine Robinson and Frances Sabean are working as models for the local Dimestore. They model some of the stores most equisite jewelry. We hear Connie Rohrbeck is a grease monkey in the stock car pits. She has been keeping Morris's red plush racer in running order. Dennis Smith is on his way to international fame as a concert pianist. He recently appeared at Carnegie Hall where he played his own beautiful composition called Hillbilly Concerto . They say he is a second Liberace. Pat Toppe seems to be doing very well as receptionist for the famous Punch Doctor . Seems she is doing his house work on the side. Shirley Wendt has had the good fortune of inheriting the Wendt Midget Taxi Company which is said to bring in millions of dollars annually. You would never guess what John White has invented—a new milking machine that enables you to set the time you want it to start. It milks the cow, turns itself off and moves on to the next one. 16 Page Sponsored By J. C. JAMIESON SON CO. Dealers In Building Material, Paint, Fuel, Tile Yards in Pardeevllle and Wyocena COOKS Left to Right: Mrs. Clara Broch, Mrs. Mae Edwards, Mrs. Marlyn Eggleston. CUSTODIANS Mr. Dettman has been the high school custodian for five years. During his five years of service he has experienced our troubles along with our happy moments. We like to see his smiling face every morning and we hope he will stay with us for a long time. Mr. Zeisraer is the custodian at the grade school. This is his second year and we hope he'll be with us for many more. Page Sponsored By GOODLAND AND MoOANN Your Lane Cedar Chest Dealer In Portage Let us Decorate Your First Home fJu+uxViA. Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Walter Gjavenis, Bruce Keith, Colleen Curtis, Kenneth Manthey, Darlene Milton, Harold Johnson, Marilyn Stollfus, Gary Cross. Mr. Russell, Lenore Johnson, Eunice Moll, Rhoda Pulver, Roger Kohler, David Hill, David Fitzgerald, Shirley Okan, Majorie Wing, Ramona Snowden. Gene Spear, Merton Barnish, Richard Merwin, David Barden, Roger Yahnke, Lorraine Patchin, Donna Miller, Paula Dates, Marilyn Reasor, Karen Roundy. Donald Van Swol, Duane Berger, Norbert Gorsuch, Kenneth Breneman, Charles Sommers, Clark Werner, Donald Manthey, Steve Thompson, Dick Reardon. JUNIOR. CLASS OFFICERS President..................Dick Reardon Vice President...........Darlene Milton Secretary..................Rhoda Pulver Treasurer..................Karen Roundy Page Sponsored By ALL-AMERICAN SCOREBOARD CORP. Mfgs. World's Biggest Best Athletic Scoreboards 18 cQfrpJuunosied. Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Marilyn Robinson, Rita Zerbel, Tom Cross, Betty Wendt, Glen Barden, Connie Atkinson, Clay Stebbins, Eleanor Andrews. Mrs. Lenz, Kay Payne, Louise Johnson, Gale Berg, Karol Gibson, Lola Howe, Betty Bortz, Joyce Johnson, Alice Kitchen, Joanne Ryan. Joanne Hepler, Larry Lynch, Kay Porter, Lawrence Wendt, Chuck Scharf, Ray Stockwell, Bonnie Thomas, Karen Gibson, Ronald Johnson. Merlin Calhoon, Larry Thompson, Roger Gee, Arthur Atkinson, LaVerne Hawley, Bob Griepentrog, Terry Yeazel, Philip Peterson, John Url. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President.....................Tom Cross Vice President............Ray Stockwell Secretary.....................Gale Berg Treasurer...............Connie Atkinson 20 Page Sponsored By MID-COUNTY TIMES •Attractive Printing Promptly R. H. Thompson--Edltor Publisher Page Sponsored By HUNS AND ETHELS RESTAURANT •Chicken and T-Bone Dinner on Sunday ■Pine Home-made Pies 21 tyn blufte+i Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Top Row: Judy McLaughlin, Audrey Hilfiker, Terry Kleist, Elaine Van Swol, Fred Warnke, Joan Manthey, Tony Baillies, Judy Thompson, Donald Chapman. Carol Keith, Donna Hamilton, Dick Thusius, Larry Klausch, Harry Jerred, Junior Corning, Robert Fuller, Charlene Reasor, George McLaughlin, Charles Dates, Mr. Wheelock. Elaine Jenkins, Joyce Url, Bobby Reardon, Merilyn Walker, Donna Fitzgerald, Judy Hepler, Sharon Baillies, David Hitchcock, Wayne Wendt, Ramona Dolgner. Joan Postma, Pat Payne, Phyllis Smith, Rollie Hepler, Barbara Railing, Gary Larson, Marvin Calkins, Gene Barden, Marjorie Morgan, Ronald Roundy, Frances Wardle. Elmer Maginnis, Robert Hanna, Jerry Moritz, LaVern Grueneberg, Robert Lueptow, Ronald Navarro, David Southworth, Worth Curtis, Mitchel Barry, Donald Hepler. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President..... Vice President Secretary..... Treasurer..... Richard Thusius •Elmer Maginnis ....Joan Postma ..Judy Thompson Page Sponsored By DAIRYLAND CO-OP ASSOCIATION For The Most Money, Send lour Milk To Ds Page Sponsored By DE LUXE BAKERY Anton Url, Prop. Pardeeville, Wisconsin 23 Qale u a i AUGUST 31 School Opens SEPTEMBER 18 Football-Princeton-There-Won 25 Football-Markesan-Here-Lost 29 Senior Class Pictures 30 Senior Class Pictures OCTOBER 2 Football-Rio-There-Lost 5 Fire Prevention Week 6 Teachers Convention 8 Freshmen Initiation 8 Stunmety-Assembly 9 Football-Cambrla-There-Won 13 Junior Class Rings 16 Football-Fall River-Here-Won Homecoming 23 Football-Randolph-Here-Lost 30 End of 1st Nine Weeks NOVEMBER 3 Rollateers Assembly 5 Teachers Convention 6 Teachers Convention 11 Armistice Day 11 One Act Play-Cambrla 12 National Education-Open House 13 F.F. A. Initiation 17 B.3.-Montello-Here-Lost 2k B.B.-Lodi-There-Lost 26 Thanksgiving Vacation 30 School Opens DECEMBER 1 B.B.-Markesan-Here-Won 4- B.B.-Rio-Here-Lost 8 B.B.-Cambria-There-Won 11 B.B.-Fall River-There-Won 18 B.B.-Poynette-Here-Won 21 Christmas Operetta 22 School Closes 28 B.B.-Wrlghtstown at Poynette-Won 29 B.B.-Freedora-Here-Won 29 B.B.-Poynette vs. Wrlghtstown-Here Poynette Won JANUARY School Opens 8 B.B.-Randolph-There-Won 12 B.B.-Fox Lake-There-Lost 13 Semester Exams 1 Semester Exams 15 Semester Ends Page Sponsored By WALTER KLAUSCH 2k Quality Dairy Products 15 B.B.-Markesan-There-Lost 22 B.3.-Rio-There-Lost 25 Annual Group Pictures 26 B.B.-Cambria-Here-Won FEBRUARY 1 Individual Pictures 1 Dual County League Meeting 5 B.B.-Poynette-There-Won 12 B.3.-Randolph-Here-Lost G.G.A. Social Hour after Game 19 S.W.E.A. (Day Off) 19 B.B.-Fox Lake-Here-Lost 23 District B.B. Tournament Begins 2k District B.B. Tournament 25 District B.B. Tournament 27 District B.B. Tournament MARCH 2 Assembly-Doug. Courtland 4 Local Forensic Contest 9 F.F.A. Box Social 11 League Forensic Contest 19 End of 3rd Nine Weeks-Sxams ?'k P.H.S. Music Concert 26 Solos-Snserobles Concert-Portage 29 Calvalcade of Music-Assembly APRIL 13 School Closes-Easter Vacation 20 School Opens 23 Baseball-Rlo-Here 2k Baseball-Cambrla-There 29 Baseball-Povnette-There 29 Vincent Burns-Assembly 30 Junior Prom MAY 3 Baseball-Markesan-There 6 Baseball-Fox Lake-Here 7 Senior Class Play 8 Music Festival, Portage 10 Baseball-Fall Rlver-There 13 Baseball-Randolph-Here l t Senior Class Trip 16 Baccaurleate 18 Semester Exams 19 Semester Exams 19 Class Night 20 School Picnic 20 Grade School Graduation 21 Graduation 21 School Closes Until September Page Sponsored By MAGINNIS SERVICE STATION Heavy Duty Wrecker Service—Trucks, International Sales and Service Motorola, Admiral, Emerson T. V. 25 ANNUAL EDITORIAL BOARD Seated: Mary Lou Peterson, Mary Manthey, Gladys Hilfiker, Pat Toppe, Connie Rohrbeck, Velda Fisher, Lois Brandsma. Standing: Dick Edwards, Helene Curtis, Nancy Edwards, Lois Neesam, Janet Morgan, Joe Pease, Tom Hitchcock, Norman Eggleston, Elnetta Maginnis, Mrs. Lenz, Wanda Atkinson, Arlene Griepentrog. ANNUAL STAFF ASSISTANTS ■ � '. . . ;i %? Bottom Row: Charlene Barden, Dennis Smith, Lois Hill, Dick Lueptow, Shirley Wendt, Shirley Merrill. Second Row: Barbara Payne, Carol McElroy, Pat. Fitzgerald, John White, Keith Hutzler, Elaine Robinson, Jim Price, Carol Beahm. Top Row: Donna Krueger, Howard Barden, Morris Babcock, Donald Graack, Wayne Breneman, Jim Thompson, Dale Johnson, Frances Sabean. Page Sponsored By COLUMBIA SAUSAGE Makers of Fine Sausage Portage, Wis. Student Council Seated: Eleanor Andrews, Sharon Balllles, Audrey Hllfiker, Colleen Curtis, Lois Brandsma. Standing: Tom Hitchcock, Mr. Altenburg, Gene Spear, LaVerne Hawley. Page Sponsored By TUNISON IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO Oliver The Finest In Farm Machinery L. Tunison, Prop.—Phone 39 27 28 Pape Sponsored By DTP ECH HARDWARE Home Appliances---Hardware of all kinds Phone 22 Page Sponsored By HEBERLEINS SERVICE STATION Friendly, Courteous Service Portage, Wls. 29 fyansneM. Bottom How: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Mr. Russell, Howard Barden, Kenneth Manthey, James Price, Roger Yahnke, Dave Barden, Glen Barden. John White, Dick Thuslus, Morris Babcock, Fred Warnke, Robert Fuller, Larry Klausch, Harry Jerred, Dennis Smith. Charles Dates, Gene Barden, Ronald Johnson, Elmer Maginnls, Keith Hutzler, Worth Curtis, Gary Larson, Roger Kohler, Donald Chapman. Harold Johnson, Donald Van Swol, Robert Grlepentrog, Wayne Breneman, Kenneth Breneman, Norbert Gorsuch, Duane Berger, Ronald Navarro. The Pardeeville Future Farmers of America Chapter is an organization of farm boys enrolled in Vocational Agriculture in our high school. The F.F.A. is national in scope with chapters similiar to ours throughout the country. Some of the past year's activities included; community service projects such as rat control, farm safety, and conserva- tion practices including work at the school forest, chapter initiation and parent night, F.F.A. Box social and square dance, Judging trips to Madison and Milwaukee, and an educational trip to Madison for the Juniors and Seniors. Local officers for this year are James Price, President; Kenneth Manthey, Vice-President; Roger Yahnke, Secretary; Howard Barden, Treasurer; David Barden, Reporter; and Glen Barden, Sentinel. Mr. Russell is the Advisor of the local chapter. 30 Page Sponsored By FOX RIVER MILLING CO. The Finest Things in Life are the Friends We Gain Along the Way’ Louis P. Merrill, Prop. ONE-ACT PLAY Seated: Charles Sommers, Pauline Dates. Standing: Miss Connor, Judy Thompson, Mary Lou Peterson, Dick Edwards. FORENSICS Bottom Row: Miss Connor, Charlene Barden, Bobby Reardon, Mary Lou Peterson, Colleen Curtis, Judy Thompson. Second Row: Janet Morgan, Shirley Wendt, Barbara Railing, Larry Lynch, Ronald Johnson, Pauline Dates, Judy McLaughlin, Alice Kitchen. Third Row: Gene Spear, Dick Edwards, Walter GJavenls, LaVem Grueneberg, Charles Sommers, Steve Thompson, Larry Thompson, Tom Hitchcock. Page Sponsored By KOHLER AND ATKINSON SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, and Accessories. Phone 118 31 V-0 rv Page Sponsored By WARNKE'S GROCERY Meats, Groceries, Poultry, Eggs Phone 43 Qinii Qlee Club O f O i [A i 4 ■ A £ • £ A £ Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Top Row: Joan Postma, Connie Rohrbeck.Marilyn Stollfus.Colleen Curtis, Charlene Reasor, Marilyn Reasor, Judy Thompson, Pat Payne, Mr. Koenig, Sharon Baillies, Gale Berg, Frances Wardle, Judy Hepler, Merilyn Walker, Donna Fitzgerald, Eunice Moll, Charles Sommers. Elnetta Maginnis, Marjorie Wing, Shirley Merrill, Lois Neesam, Lois Hill, Carol McElroy, Barbara Payne, Janet Morgan. Rhoda Pulver, Audrey Hilfiker, Eleanor Andrews, Barbara Railing, Carol Keith, Donna Krueger, Judy McLaughlin, Marjorie Morgan, Gladys Hilfiker. Lois Brandsma, Mary Alice Manthey, Velda Fisher, Joan Manthey, Lorriane Patchin, Arlene Griepentrog, Pat Toppe, Mary Lou Peterson. 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C.—New Holland Farm and Home Equipment--Phone 2 CHEERLEADERS A TEAM Front: Rhoda Pulver, Lois Brandsma Back: Lois Neesam, Janet Morgan B TEAM Front: Joyce Johnson, Sharon Balllles Back: Karen Boundy, Audrey Hllfiker Page Sponsored By LINTNER FUNERAL HOME Furniture, Rugs, and Carpeting L. J. Lintner—Licensed Etabalmer and Funeral Director Phone 20 HOMECOMING Left to Right: Lenore Johnson, Gene Spear, Lois Brandsma, Lueptow, Nancy Edwards, Larry Thompson, Baillies, Bob Lueptow. Center Front: Queen-Gale Berg, King-Tom Hitchcock. Dick Sharon The Pardeeville High School Homecoming was held on Friday night, October the 16th. The Homecoming dance began at 9:30 in the evening. The Homecoming festivities were climaxed by the crown- ing of the queen during the half of the football game on Friday afternoon. Gale Berg, representing the Sophomore class, was chosen queen of the Homecoming, and Tom Hitchcock was chosen king. Sharon Baillies, representing the Freshmen class was crowned by her escort, Bob Baillies. Lenore Johnson, representing the junior class, was crowned by her escort, Gene Spear. Nancy Edwards, representing the Senior class was crowned by her escort Larry Thompson. Lois Brandsma, representing the football team, was crowned by her escort, Dick Lueptow. The music was furnished by Wally Stebbins and his orchestra. 36 Page Sponsored By EULBERG’S MEN’S SHOP Quality Has No Substitute Phone 12—Portage JUNIOR PROM Seated: Marjorie Wing, Donna Miller, Karen Roundy, Lenore Johnson. Standing: Gary Cross, Don Manthey, Dick Reardon, Shirley Okan, Bruce Keith, David Barden. One of the most outstanding events of 1954 was the Junior Prom, held on Friday evening, April 30th, in the High School Gym. The theme was Stairway to the Stars . The gym was beautifully decorated with blue and white steamers and many stars. Margery Duke's all girl orchestra furnished the music for many dancing couples. The King—Dick Reardon and Queen—Shirley Okan marched up the white stairway where they were crowned. The court of honor consisted of Don Manthey and Donna Miller, Dave Barden and Lenore Johnson, Bruce Keith and Karen Roundy, and Gary Cross and Marjorie Wing. The Junior Class would like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Russell and the prom committees who helped to make the prom a success. Page Sponsored By SOUTH SIDE SERVICE STATION Sinclair Gas and Oil-Delco Batteries-Inland Tire Tubes Ira A. Griffin, Manager 37 fyootbcdl 38 Page Sponsored By HOWARD A. WINKLER, M. D. I Bottom Row: Second Row: Top Row: Don Van Swol, Duane Berger, Pat Fitzgerald, Dick Lueptow, Joe Pease, Clay Stebblns, Tom Hitchcock, Roger Gee. Coach Sardeson, Coach Wheelock, Gene Spear, Gary Cross, Larry Thompson, Dick Reardon, Bob Lueptow, Tom Cross, Elmer Maglnnis, Steve Thompson, Terry Klelst, Dick Thusius, Mitchell Barry, Jerry Moritz, Art Atkinson, Bob Hanna, Lawrence Wendt, Tony Balllles, Chuck Scharf. 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Steve Thompson, Gary Cross, Tom Hitchcock, Terry Teazel, Kenneth Manthey, Donald Van Swol, Donald Graack, Donald Manthey, Joe Pease, Larry Thompson, Bruce Keith. CUBLING CLUB Bottom Bow: Lawrence Wendt, Bay Stockwell, Mltchel Barry, Tony Balllles. Second Bow: David Hitchcock, George McLaughlin, Pat Fitzgerald, David Fitzgerald, Terry Klelst, Wayne Wendt. Third Bow: Bob Lueptow, Tom Hitchcock, Jerry Moritz, Steve Thompson, Bob Hanna, Dick Beardon. +2 Page Sponsored By LAKE SIDE SEBVICE STATION Harold Eggleston, Prop. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORE GIRL'S PHY. ED Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Donna Fitzgerald, Phyllis Smith, Pat. Payne, Karol Gibson, Judy Thompson, Joan Postma, Sharon Baillies, Louise Johnson. Miss Mumm, Joane Ryan, Ramona Dolgner, Alice Kitchen, Judy Hepler, Merilyn Walker, Joyce Johnson, Joyce Url, Kay Payne, Elaine Jenkins. Joanne Hepler, Barbara Railing, Frances Wardle, Rita Zerbel, Marjorie Morgan, Bonnie Thomas, Carol Keith, Marilyn Robinson, Lola Howe, Gale Berg. Judy McLaughlin, Betty Bortz, Audrey Hilfiker, Eleanor Andrews, Betty Wendt, Joan Manthey, Charlene Reasor, Donna Hamilton, Karen Gibson. JUNIOR SENIOR GIRL'S PHY. ED. Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Bow: Connie Rohrbeck, Lois Neesam, Marilyn Stollfus, Rhoda Pulver. Gladys Hilfiker. ' Miss Mumm, Janet Morgan, Lenore Johnson, Eunice Moll, Marjorie Wing, Shirley Okan. Colleen Curtis, Pat Toppe, Lorraine Patchln, Lois Brandsma, Darlene Milton, Karon Roundy. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE CANNING COMPANY ■Packers of Quality Foods 43 FRESHMEN Sc SOPHOMORE BOY'S PHY. ED. Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Coach Sardeson, Fred Warnke, Jerry Moritz, Worth Curtis, Rhichard Thusuis. _ _ „ , n .. „ Ronald Roundy, Larry Lynch, Charles Dates, Gene Barden, Bobby Reardon, David Hitchcock. T Marvin Calkins, Junior Corning, Larry Klausch, George McLaughlin, Robert Fuller, Gary Larson, Harry Jerred. Mitchell Barry, Robert Hanna, David Southworth, Lavem Grueneberg, Arthur Atkinson, Phillip Peterson. Ronald Navarro JUNIOR Sc SENIOR BOY'S PHY. ED. Bottom Row: Donald Van Swol, Charles Sommers, Kenneth Breneman, Harold Johnson, Morris Babcock, Richard Merwin. Second Row: Coach Sardeson, David Barden, Howard Barden, Dennis Smith, Walter Gjavenis, Roger Yahnke, Merton Bamish, Tom Hitchcock, Dick Reardon. Third Row: Jim Price, Roger Kohler, David Hill, Norman Eggleston, John White, Keith Hutzler, David Fitzgerald. Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLK OIL COMPANY 1 4 Skelly Products 0.A.A. Bottom How: Second Bow: Third How: Fourth Bow: Connie Bohrbeck, Bonnie Thomas, Darlene Milton, Eleanor Andrews, Gladys Hllflker, Karen Boundy, Phyllis Smith. Miss Mumm, Pat Payne, Judy Hepler, Lola Howe, Sharon Baillles, Bhoda Pulver, Shirley Merrill, Judy Thompson, Lois Neesem, Donna Fitzgerald. Carol Keith, Lenore Johnson, Elnetta Maglnnis, Merllyn Walker, Lois Hill, Shirley Okan, Alice Kitchen, Joyce Johnson, Hamona Dolgner, Janet Morgan. Colleen Curtis, Joan Manthey, Velda Fisher, Mary Manthey, Lorraine Patchln, Lois Brandsma, Pat Toppe, Mary Lou Peterson, Audrey Hllflker. PEP BAND Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Top Row: Lorraine Patchin, Jim Thompson, LaVern Grueneberg, Majorie Wing. Helene Curtis, Joan Manthey, Junior Corning, Bobby Reardon, Pat Fitzgerald. Judy Thompson, Steve Thompson, Charles Sommers, Judy McLaughlin, Fred Warnke, Larry Klausch, Larry Thompson. 5 Page Sponsored By SCHULTZ I. 0. A. FOOD MARKET ■Shop and Save at I. G. A.—Phone 8 ' tl Elnetta V.. j r Pm Charlene B. k6 Page Sponsored By RAY'S SUPER MARKET Open Evenings for Your Convenience Phone 113 PARDEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS THE FOLLOWING CURRICULUM Freshman Year Required Subjects English I Citizenship and World Geog. General Science Physical Education Health Elect One Business Practice Home Economics I Agriculture I Junior Year Required Subjects English U. S. History Health Elect Two Chemistry or Physics Typing II Shorthand Geometry Home Economics III Agriculture III General Shop Sonhomore Year Required Subjects English II World History Biology (If not enrolled In Home Economics or Agriculture and Health.) Elect One Typing I Algebra Agriculture II General Mathematics Home Economics II Biology Senior Year Required Subjects Social Problems Physical Education Health Elect Three English IV Chemistry or Physics Bookkeeping Home Economics IV Agriculture IV General Shop Subjects need to be carried each year.) 18 credits required for graduation (16 academic—2 physical education or activities) In addition to the courses listed, a large selection of courses such as Latin, French, Commercial Law, Engineering, etc. Is available through the University Extension. Students take these courses Just as they would a class. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Band—Chorus—Forensic Activities—Dramatics—Football—Baseball— Basketball-Curling-Intramural Sports-School Annual-Student Council —Girls Athletic Association—Future Farmers. ADDITIONAL SERVICES Free bus transportation, school lunch program, guidance services, health services, lyceum programs, free textbooks. For further Information write to: Mr. M. R. Altenburg Superintendent Page Sponsored By BOB ALEXANDER 8 Page Sponsored By PARDEEVTLLE LOCKER PLANT We Freeze to Please Don Se Lucille Mlllls % The Senior Class especially wishes to thank the PORTAGE CHAMBER OP COMMERCE for their generous donation. PAGE SPONSORS ALEXANDER, BOB ALL-AMERICAN SCOREBOARD CALHOON'S VARIETY CALKINS FOOD MART COLUMBIA SAUSAGE CORNING, GEORGE C. CUPP McMAHON DAIRYLAND CO-OP ASSOCIATION DAIRYLAND'S STATE BANK DE LUXE BAKERY EULBERG'S MEN'S SHOP FOX RIVER MILLING CO. 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Page Sponsored By NORTH STAR NURSERY Growers of Hardy Nursery Stock Pardeeville, Wisconsin 51 5TH 6TH GRADES Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Top Row: G. Buzzell, J. Herrington, L. Achterberg, W. Hanna, J. Parker, N. Rohde, J. Bamish. R. Rafferty, W. Thurston, Pi, MoVitz, D. Merrill, W� Wagner, J, Suith, B. Ullrich, W. Edwards. Mrs. Sommers, K. Gee, A. Lueck, C. Rowlands, P. Kleist, G. Forsythe, P. Kleist, G. Ernst, G. Dates, Miss Haberman. M. Webster, J. Justice, R. 'Wiser, R. Atkinson, S. Heaps, R. Manthey, A. Gustrowsky, J. Gee, D. Card. S. Vogel, G. Barry, R. Parker, D. Lockner, L. Gassen, R. Case, L. Dettmann, G. Dolajeck. 3RD 4TH GRADES Bottom How: A. Potratz, R. Breezer, D Second Row: C. McLaughlin 0. Gundersen, Third Row: Mrs. Dummer, D. Gloyd, D. 1 Fourth Row: S. Wenzel, B T. Rowlands, . Top How: H. Gustrowsky layer, K. Gassen, M. Williams bundle, E. Hanna. C. Lochner, D. Schultz, L. J. Toung, , G. Edwards, L. Forsythe, , B. Shells, Gibson, A. Achterberg, W. Kreuger, H. Qrueneberg, J. Manthey, T. Ern6t. 52 Pag Sponsore B HOWAR AN DAWJ PAYNE KINDERGARTEN 1ST Sc 2ND GRADES Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Top Eow J. Stancer, K. Ades, R. Krueger, T. Winkler, ff. Thomas, L. Banker, B. Hepler, C. Rohde, J. Cook, D. Mick, G. Corning. J. Balsiger, P. Upham, D. Russell, L. Bortz, S. Wilkie, A. Achterberg, S. Utke, J. Krueger, J. Ernst, K. Warnke, R. Randorf, J. Potratz, G. Williams, K. Lovelace. J. Kohler, P. Shannon, B. Krueger, J. Flower, A. Knutson, E. Thompson, B. Russell, E. Thompson, B. Atkinson, D. Williams. C. Hanna, S. Balllles, C. Haynes, lira. Scharf, J. Hepler, L. Lochner, R. Debtman, D. Lueptow, J. Gibson, V. licKahon, J. Sheeks, J. Smith, T. Poraythe, D. Henlrlokscn, G. Eggleston. G. Thomas, D. Barrett, B. Chase, J. Buzzell, S. Dettman, L. Grueneberg, D. Mackdanz, T. Hepler, J. Lueck, L. Kruger, D. Fitzgerald, L. Walker, Mrs. Warnke. K. Warnke, V. Pease, D. Bortz, S. Landsverk, P. Manthey, S. ueptow, J. Hunt, P. Brown, B. Walker, J. Postma, H. Balsiger, J. Bundle, Mrs. Fisher. JUNIOR BAND Sitting: Patsy Shells, Susy Justice, Nancy Becker, Gale Gibson, Mary Webster, Marcia Yeazel, Bobby Reardon, Tom Schultz, Billy Warnke, Junior Corning, LaVeme Grueneberg, Carol Keith. Standing: Judy McLaughlin, David Hitchcock, Mr. Koenig. Page Sponsored By CALKINS FOOD MART Grooerles Meats—Gas 1 Oil Phone 12 J, Wyocena 53 GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row: T. Schultz, B. Wamke, F. Stockwell, M. Eggleston, G. Gibson. Second Row: B. Dates, B. Wendt, L. Johnson, A. Cleveland, R. Dettman, G. Herreman, Coach Wheelock. Top Row: C. Herrington, R. Roundy, J. Hanna, L. Ullrich, P. Langner, T. Thomas, V. Fitzgerald. GRADE CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: S. Justice, K. Webster, N. Sanborn, C. Calhoon. Standing: D. Grueneberg, S. Vogel, V. Dates, D. Hanna. SAFETY PATROL Bottom Row: R. Dettman, B. Warnke, F. Stockwell, A. Cleveland, T. Schultz. Second Bow: B. Dates, L. Johnson, M. Eggleston, G. Gibson, B. Wendt, Mr. Altenburg. Third Row: V. Fitzgerald, T. Thomas, P. Langner, L. Ullrich, J. Hanna, R. Roundy. 5 „„ t .Pag® Sponsored By SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATINO Everything In Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Appliances Sherwln Williams Paints —Phone 30 AUTOGRAPHS Page Sponsored By DAIRYMAN'S STATE BANK For Every Flnanolal Service See Your Bank Offices at Pardeevllle and Randolph 55 AUTOGRAPHS Page Sponsored By SPEEDWAY DINER 4 miles south of Portage The Right Place td Eat 21 - Hour Servloe 56 • e$3i -;••• Hv;: ' -':• '- v •-'v..- ;:;