Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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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

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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'