Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

PARDEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL PARDEEVILLE, WISCONSIN Published By The Senior Class of 1956 Editors-------------------Connie Atkinson Larry Lynch Business Managers--------------Glen Barden Chet. Bradley Advertising Managers------------Tom Cross Clay Stebblns Advisor-------------------------Mrs. Lenz By special permission the theme of this yearbook has been based upon, and the Illustrations have been adapted from the original Walt Disney Illustrations from the Walt Disney motion picture PETEB PAN, @ 1952, Walt Disney Productions. Page Sponsored By MAGINNIS SERVICE STATION Heavy Duty Wrecker Service—Trucks, International Sales and Service ■Motorola, Admiral, Emerson T. V.■ 1 eJUcaiicut JUNE LENZ We dedicate this annual to Mrs. Lent who has been our class ad- visor for four years to thank her for her assistance with our vari- ous activities, which have always been a great success; and to Mr. Altenburg who has been our princi- pal for the past four years in appreciation for his co-operation and guidance. Senior Ulass of '56 M. R. ALTENBURG Standing; Lynn Haskin, Pres.; J.E. Robbins, Tress.; M.R. Altenburg, Superin- tendent. Seated: D.J. Figor, Stanley Haynes, Dr. Kenneth Shannon; Directors. % HELEN THURSTON Secretary Page Sponsored By ATTORNEY D. C. O'CONNOR 3 faculty M. R. ALTENBURG Supervising Prin. Math. RICHARD DAVIS Music, English. ROBERT KOERNER Soience, Driver Ed., Ass't. Coaoh. if Page Sponsored By CARMACK OIL 4 SUPPLY CO ■The Best in Service 4 Quality THEODORE WHEELOCK Social Science, Coach. JEAN WESTCOTT English, Dramatics, Forensics. SHISLET SCHHANK Math., Phy. Ed. Page Sponsored By THE PRINTING CRAFTSMEN 'Distinctive Printing Exclusively Publishers of the 1956 'Whisper 5 Qesu M' CLASS OFFICERS President..................Glen Barden Vice Pres................Laveme Hawley Secretary.......Eleanor Andrews Treasurer.............Kay Payne GLEN BARDEN Glen I'd rather hug a basketball than a girl. Annual Business Mgr. -4,Badger Boys State -3, Baseball-1234-, Basketball- 1234, Class Pres.-4, FFA-1 234, FFA Sentinel-2, FFA Vice Pres.-3,FFA Pres.-4,One Act Play -4. Forensics-4. CLAY STEBBINS Clay He's not too loud, not too shy, just the nicest sort of a guy. Annual-4, Badger Boys State-3, Baseball-12 34, Basketball-1234, Class President-13, Football-123, Home- coming Court-1, Prom King-3. Valedictorian Salutatorlan Page Sponsored By SMITH PLUMBING AND HEATING Everything In Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Appliances “Sherwln Williams Paints —Phone 30 6 ELEANOR ANDREWS Eleanor If she has nothing to say about a sub- ject, we're amazed. Annual Feature Ed.-4 Band-12, Chorus-124, Class Sec.-4, Foren- sics-2, G.A.A.-1234, Newsp.-3, Prom Court -3, Student Council -2 EARL ASHLEY Earl Man is the only an- imal that blushes. Or needs to. Transfer from Portage. Annual-4, Band-4, Basketball-4, Base- ball-4, Chorus-4, Drum Bugle Corp-4, Football-1, Foren- sics-2. CONSTANCE ATKINSON Connie Hair that has that reddish hue. What pep and zip it stands for too !!! Annual Ed.-4, Badger Girls State-3.Chorus -14, Class Sec. . Treas.-23.Homecoming Court-4, Library-1, Prom Court-3. D.A.R. Award-4, Forensics-4. BETTY BORTZ Betty All my days are trances. Annual-4, G.A.A.-l. CHESTER BRADLEY Chet Variety is the spice of life. Trans, from Cambria Annual Business Mgr. -4, Baseball-1234, Basketball- 1234, Chorus-1234, Class Pres.-1,Drum . Bugle Corp-4, FFA Treas.- 3, FFA Quartet- 4, Football-234, News- paper Art.-123, One Act Play-123, Prom Court-3.Forensics MERLIN CALHOON Mer Men of few words are the best men. Annual-4, Baseball-1 234,Basketball-1234, Football-34, Home- coming Court-34. GALE BERG Gale Oh, 'tis love, 'tis love, that makes the world go round !!! Annual News Ed.-4, Chorus- 1234-, Class Sec.-2, Homecoming Queen-2, Library-2, Prom Queen-3. GARY CROSS Gary I've taken my fun where I’ve found it. Annual-4, Basketball -23, Chorus-4, Foot- ball-134. Page Sponsored By KOHLER AND ATKINSON SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, and Aooessorles Phone 118 7 THOMAS CROSS Tom Lots of laugh and full of fun, but his heart belongs to only one. Annual Advertising Mgr.Baseball-123 4, Basketball-1234, Class Pres.-2, Foot- ball-1234 ,Prom Ct.-3 LAVERNE HAWLEY Shorty It is grievous to be caught. Annual-4, Basketball -124, Prom Court-3. KAREL GIBSON Karel Mix a little folly with your wisdom, a little nonsense is pleasant now and then. Annual Grade Ed.-4, Chorus-12, G.A.A.-12 JOANNE HEPLER Jo She loves only one; one at a time. Annual Art Ed.-4, Chorus-14, G.A.A.-l 2. KAREN GIBSON Karen I'll note you in my book of memory. Annual-4, Chorus-12, G.A.A.-123, Library- RONALD JOHNSON Ronnie The teachers think I'm sweet; they us- ually give me a nice front seat. Annual-4, Forensics- 2, FFA-12 ROBERT GRIEPENTROG Grip The taller you are, the closer you are to heaven. Annual-4, Band-12, Basketball-2, FFA-12 34. ALICE KITCHEN Al All the world is queer, save me and thee; and sometimes I think thee a little queer. Annual-4, G.A.A.-123 Forensics-1234, Li- brary-1234. Page Sponsored By BOB TARRANT Cities Service Oil Co. 8 City Farm Delivery LARRY LYNCH Larry I'm small. So what? So was Napoleon. Annual Ed.-4, Chorus -34, FFA-1, Foren- sics-234. IRENE POGUE Irene Modest and sweet, she can't be beat. Transfer from Marshall. Annual-4, Chorus-123 KAY PAYNE Kay Twinkle,twinkle lit- tle star. What a bashful girl you are. Annual Photo. Ed.-4, Band-1234, Chorus-4, Class Treasurer-4, Drum Bugle Corp-4, Homecoming Queen-4. KATHRYN PORTER Kay Love me little, love me long. Transfer from Minneapolis. Annual-4, Chorus-134 PHILIP PETERSON Phil He's a quiet man, but what a man. Annual-4, Prom Court 3, FFA-1. MARILYN ROBINSON Marilyn Marilyn agrees, a ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Annua1-4. IONE POGUE lone Boys? What are they? Oh Yeah !!!! Transfer from Marshall. Annual Feature Ed.-4 Chorus-1234,- G.A.A.- 3. JOANNE RYAN Jo In school? Yes,she's there, but her thoughts are else- where. Annual-4, Chorus-14, G.A.A.-123. Page Sponsored By RAMSEY'S JEWELRY Elgin—Hamilton—Bulova Prince Diamonds CHARLES SCHARF Chuck Mountains, valleys, ----bluffs. Annual Photo. Ed.-if, Sports Mgr.-123,Prom Court-3 - Forensics. JOHN URL John It's well to bake and sweep. It's best of all to sleep. Annual-4, Class Tres. -1, FFA-4, Football- 4. SARAH STOLL Sally As merry as the day is long. Transfer from St. Louis. Annual Art Ed.- 4, Chorus-1, Forensics -34, Library-4. BONNIE THOMAS Bonnie This gal is always in a daze. Maybe its just a growing phase. Annual Art Ed.- 4, Band-12,Class Treas. -3, G.A.A.-12, Home- coming Queen-3, Prom Court-3. LAWRANCE WENDT Noot Of all the animals, the boy is most un- manageable . Annual-4, Baseball-1 234, Basketball-234, Football-1234, Home- coming Court-4. LARRY THOMPSON TERRY YEAZEL Curly Yeaz I can resist every- thing but temptation Annual-4, Baseball-1 234, Band-1234, Bas- ketball-1234, Chorus -4,Drum Bugle Corp -k, Football- 1234, Forensics-1234,Home- coming Court-2,News- paper-123. You haven't heard nothin' yet, folks. Annual Sports Ed.-4, Baseball-1234, fias- ketball-2, Sports Manager-34. m 10 Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE ELECTRIC COMMISSION John Wright, Manager GUu Wdl We, the Seniors of 1956, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. After undergoing the trials of school life: mainly studying, riding chilly school buses, listening to dull lectures, and being sent to the office for nothing at all we believe It Is our solemn duty to pass all these things on to the underclassmen. To the Juniors we bequeath our ability to win the Queen contest. To the Sophomores our ability to earn money and have a large treasury. To the present Freshmen we leave our brains, beauty, brawn, and best behavior; they certainly need them. To the Incoming Freshmen we leave our most prized possessions, our trusty advisors, Mrs. Lenz and Mr. Bussell. ELEANOR ANDREWS wills Mr. Wheelock peace and quiet In Social Problems. EARL ASHLET wills his tall slender stature to Reggie Thompson and Merllyn----Well on second thought I'll keep her myself. CONNIE ATKINSON bequeaths her ability to get along with the teachers to Janet Rohrbeck. GLEN BARDEN leaves his ability to Ignore all females to LaVem Qrueneberg. GALE BERO wills her luck In love to the next lucky P.H.S. girl to get a diamond. BETTY BORTZ wills her beautiful blond hair to Mary Rlordan. CHESTER BRADLEY leaves his ability to play the field to Mike Eggleston and Susie Justice. MERLIN CALHOON wills his ability to be quiet In class to Harry Oleseler. GARY CROSS wills his little used bed to Rollle Hepler. We know that Rollle won't use It any more than Gary did. TOM CROSS leaves his late hours In Pardeevllle to David Southworth who doesn't seem to spend them the same way Tom did. KAREL GIBSON bequeaths her excellent English themes to Worth Curtis. May he be another Shakespeare. KAREN GIBSON leaves her Job as librarian to her successor. May she do as good a Job as Karen did. ROBERT GRIEPENTHOO wills his place In Ag. to Roger Price. You'll have to grow quite a few Inches to fill It as well as Bob did. LAVERNE HAWLEY leaves his ability to do the least amount of work pos- sible and still get passing grades to Gary Herreman. We know Gary will appreciate this gift. JOANNE HEPLER wills her many trips to Portage to Diana Beahm who seems to have stacked up quite a number herself. RONALD JOHNSON leaves his devilish manner to Elaine Jenkins and end- less task of pestering people to Kermlt Hutzler. ALICE KITCHEN bestows her many successful hunting trips to next year's hopefuls. LARRY LYNCH bequeaths his reservoir of knowledge acquired during the past four years to his sister Lucille. KAY PAYNE says her sister Janice can take over her hot-lunch Job, but to be careful and not make any mistakes. Remember that, Janicell!! PHILIP PETERSON wills his chair In chemistry and geometry to anyone who Is foolish enough to want It. Don't say you weren't warned. 11 KAY POETEE leaves her office Job to next year's office girl. Be care- ful and don't let the typewriter get away from you. It's electrici !I1 IONE and IBENE POGUE will the distinction of being twins to the next set which enters P.H.S MARILYN BOBINSON wills her ability to fall In love only once and for- ever to Phyllis Smith. JOANNE EYAN wills her short stature and many freckles to Jean Gorsuch. CHUCK SCHAEF leaves his ability to collect money for the Queen Contest to Ronald Roundy. Now you Juniors will be sure to win. CLAY STEBBINS leaves his athletic ability to Tom Thomas. Make use of Clay's pitching arm, Tom. SALLY STOLL wills her ability to draw to Eldon Hawley. Let's hope he becomes as famous as Raphael. BONNIE THOMAS wills her ability to come In Just as the bell rings morning and noon to Tony Balllies. Now he'll never need to be late again. LAERY THOMPSON leaves HIS 'way with women and L-O-N-G line to Don Chapman. May he be a Romeo. JOHN URL wills his ability to sleep In class to all of next year's bored Social Problems students. BETTY WENDT leaves her many cuds of gum and bright remarks to Judy Thompson. LAWRANCE WENDT leaves his ability to torment the teachers to Leslie Johnson. They really better look out next year. TERRY YEAZEL leaves his Job as manager to anyone who wants to tote water and pick up uniforms. 12 Page Sponsored By HUNS AND ETHELS RESTAURANT ■Chicken and T-Bone Dinner on Sunday Pine Home-made Pies GIgM. PnofUtecy Something real exciting must he happening over there. All the seniors except me are huddled around something. I'm going to find out what Is going on. Why It's Tinker Bell!! She's telling them what they will be do- ing ten years from now. Guess I'll listen In. Connie Atkinson has Just received the honor of School Teacher of the Year . Guess where she teaches? Annapolis Naval Academy, naturally. Our old classmate, Earl Ashley, Is one of her devoted pupils. It seems he won a scholarship to the Academy for his book The Art of Walking an Board Ship. Glen Barden now lives In Florida. He Is running a resort down there for girl tourists only. He must have quite a gay old time. Let's see what Gale Berg Is doing. Oh yes, she lives In Alaska. Her house Is the most stylish for miles around. Seems Marvin had a brain-storm after a snowstorm and built her a large Igloo. A wedding anniversary celebration Is In full swing. The honored guests are Betty Bortz and her husband. Her husband presented Betty with a small remembrance-----a mink coat. Betty's twenty-five room mansion Is fabulous, with Its army of maids, marble stairways, and mahogany furniture. Chet Bradley Is the new heart throb of teenage girls all over the country. Bight now he Is In the process of choosing a leading lady for his latest movie, Heartbeat. Says Chet's director, We have a terrible time finding a leading lady for him; no actress ever suits him twice!!! Same old Chet. Merlin Calhoon has taken over his father's variety store. On the side, he has a world famous button collection. Seems he has a button from the clothing of all famous persons, Including Marilyn Monroe. Announcing the reknown weight-lifter, Gary Cross. Gary married the circus fat-lady, whom he met when he first Joined up with Barnum and Bailey. There are rumors that he keeps In practice by carrying her around!II! The new country store located halfway between Pardeevllle and Wyocena, belongs to Tom Cross. Business Is booming and the gossips have It that some of his competition Is going bankrupt. The lifeguard at Salt Lake Is Karel Gibson. She has the Job of sav- ing the male swimmers. As yet she hasn't got her bathing suit wet. Instead of coming to swim, all the men come to look at her. Karen Gibson stayed right here In Pardeevllle. The local merchants have Just elected her Housewife of the Year. They say her house Is spot- less and that she doesn't even own a can-opener. Our young farmer,Robert Orlepentrog, has gained fame by winning a con- test at the county fair for The Tallest Farmer In Columbia County. His farm Is ultra-modern. He runs all activities by a push-button panel In one corner of his wife's kitchen. A recent graduate of a famous art school Is Laverne Hawley. His spec- iality Is color, especially red. His latest Job Is painting Robert Orlepentrog's barn. Wisconsin recently elected It's first woman governor, Joanne Hepler. There Is talk of running her for President of the U.S. next election year. Ronald Johnson Is a famous Jet ace. He has shot down a hundred planes In combat, an all time high. The girls all flock after him, but Ronnie says, I'm waiting for a good cook that can fill me up. Better look else- where girls; no one can fill that stomach. Page Sponsored By TUNISON IMPLEMENT AND SUPPLY CO. Oliver The Finest In Farm Machinery L. Tunlson, Prop.—Phone 39 There was a recent explosion In a laboratory at the Mayo Clinic. Alice Kitchen, a medical technician there, was the only one Injured. She hasn't changed one bit. We all know that the hospital seems to be her permanent address. Anyone writing her a letter should Just send It to the hospital. If she Isn't there she soon will be. Larry Lynch Is a well known architect. He designs all manner of buildings. The project he Is working on now, Is Robert's chicken coop. Kay Payne, Is a radio announcer. They have designed a super-magnlfler mike for her. Her voice Is heard every morning, discussing the latest farm market report. Well, Imagine that 111 One day two children stopped and watched the monkeys at the Bronx Zoo. The kids couldn't figure out what new kind of monkey the Zoo had, so they Just threw It some peanuts and walked on. The new monkey was Philip Peterson, new zookeeper, cleaning out the monkey cage. Irene Pogue has achieved her aim In life. She Is a private nurse, rolling In money. Everytlme one of her male patients dies he wills her part of his estate. Irene has decided to start taking only female patients because her money bln Is full. lone Pogue Is one of Betty Bortz's army of maids. lone Is Just like all the other maids Betty has; except that she Is forever getting lost In Betty's big house. Once she wandered around for three days before she found her way out. Extra! Extra! Bead all about It. Kay Porter finds uranium.Kay has been prospecting In the Black Hills In all her spare time. Finally she struck It rich. No more trips Into the hills for her burro. Marilyn Boblnson Is busy raising Yahnkes for the Yahnke ballteam. Three more to go and we'll have a whole team Is Manager Roger's comment. Joanne Ryan rode Into office along with Joanne Hepler. Joanne Is Lieutenant Oovernor. It's a hard Job watching the governor to see that her stocking seams are straight. The Fuller Brush Company only employs one salesman now, Charles Scharf. The company says their sales have Increased by using Chuck. Guess his experience bringing In money for the Queen Contest really paid off. Clay Stebbins was the first pioneer settler on the moon. He now lives on Mare. Clay reminds us of a present day Daniel Boone. When his planet gets too crowded he hops Into his rocket-ship and moves to a new unexplored one. One of our classmates has made television her career. Sally Stoll oonducts the program, How to Cook. Recently though she had an embarras- sing experience. She burned the cake she was demonstrating. Bonnie Thomas Is helping Tom with the bookwork at their new store. Lately though she has been too busy to help much. You see they have new twins, Bonnie and Tom, Jr. The Pardeevllle Bakery Is run by John Url. His specialty Is doughnuts and very good ones they are. Betty Wendt Is a popular recording artist. Her records are heard every night over the Old Timer's Jamboree. We never guessed that Betty's singing could become so widespread. The man In the tan Army suit Is Larry Thompson. He made the army his career. He has been stationed In many states. At the present he Is sta- tioned In Paris. It seems that he knows every girl between here and Paris real well. Lawrence Wendt runs a caterpillar. He earns plenty of money but doesn't keep It long; you see he has finally settled down and had ten children. The Milwaukee Braves have a new manager, Terry Yeazel. The players all say he Is the best manager, ever. Well, Terry has certainly worked his way up In the world. Page Sponsored By CALHOON VARIETY SENIORS (Annual Staff) Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Absent: Kay Porter, Eleanor Andrews, Betty Wendt, Connie Atkinson, Larry Lynch, Clay Stebblns, Lawranoe Wendt Mrs. Lenz, Kay Payne, Alice Kitchen, Joanne Hepler, Betty Bortz, lone Pogue, Sally Stoll, Irene Pogue, Joanne Ryan, Mr. Russell Chuck Scharf, Glen Barden, Larry Thompson, Earl Ashley, Robert Orlepentrog, Laverne Hawley, Terry Yeazel, Merlin Calhoon, Chester Bradley Marilyn Robinson, Karel Gibson, Tom Cross, John Orl, Ronald Johnson, Gary Cross, Bonnie Thomas, Karen Gibson, Gale Berg Philip Peterson ANNUAL EDITORIAL BOARD Seated: Larry Lynch, Connie Atkinson, Glen Barden, Chet Bradley Standing: Tom Cross, Clay Stebbins, Chuck Scharf, Terry Yeazel, Bonnie Thomas, Eleanor Andrews, Gale Berg, Joanne Hepler, Mrs. Lenz, Sally Stoll, Karel Gibson, lone Pogue, Kay Payne, Marilyn Robinson Page Sponsored By HERREMAN'S FLOOR SERVICE 15 Page Sponsored By WYOCENA GENERAL STORE, Bud Porter, Mgr. 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Phone Alpine 5-4551 w  frl ri i ili 7 u I Pag© Sponsored By PULVEB SION SERVICE 19 Bottom Row: Second Bow: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Barbara Railing, Donna Hamilton, Robert Fuller, Joan Hanthey, Terry Klel8t, Harry Jerred, Carol Keith, Judy McLaughlin, Elaine Van Swol Mrs. Maler, Nancy Amrheln, Bill Crose, Ronald Roundy, Tony Balllles, Elmer Maglnnls, Bollle Hepler, Audrey Hllflker, Mr. Koeraer Judy Thompson, Marjorie Morgan, Sharon Balllles, Donald Chapman, Gary Larson, Gene Barden, Bob Reardon, Phyllis Smith, Frances Wardle Ramona Dolgner, Joyce Url, Marilyn Walker, Patricia Payne, Joan Postma, Judy Hepler, Charlotte Turner, Donna Fitzgerald, Elaine Jenkins Larry Klausoh, Oeorge McLaughlin, Worth Curtis, Donald Hepler, David Southworth, LaVern Oruaneberg, Robert Lueptow, Ronald Navarro, Junior Corning CLASS OFFICERS President..........Terry Klelst Vloe Pres................Robert Reardon Secretary..................Joan Hanthey Treasurer.......Audrey Hllflker Page Sponsored By MID-COUNTI TIMES Attractive Printing Promptly R, H. Thompson—Editor A Publisher 20 Seated: Standlng: Seated: Audrey Hllflker, Queen-Sharon Balllles Standing: Tony Balllles, King-Terry Klelst JUNIOR PROM One of the most outstanding events of 1956 was the Prom, held on Prlday evening, April 13, In the High School Gymnasium. The theme was, How Deep Is the Ocean. The Gymnasium was trans- formed Into an underwater scene with beautiful decorations. The color scheme consisted of blend-shades of blue.Monty Hacker and his orchestra furnished the music. The Queen, Sharon Balllles was crowned by the King,Terry Klelst before the Grand March. The Court of Honor consisted of Tony Balllles and Audrey Hllflker, Ronald Roundy and Carol Keith, Elmer Maglnnls and Judy McLaughlin, Robert Lueptow and Charlotte Turner. Judy McLaughlin, Carol Keith Elmer Maglnnls, Ronald Roundy Fage Sponsored By CUPP A McMAHON Electric Contractors Phone 22 P 13 Pardeevllle 21 ho+nosi i Bottom How: Second How: Third Row: Fourth How: Fifth Row: Miss Sohrank, Duane Brummel, Mike Eggleston, Bill Wamke, Peter Langner, Karen Smith, Diana Beahm, Diana Atkinson, Alice Babcock Sharon Johnson, Darlene Oee, Claudia Card, Carol Fallos, Bill Wendt. Anna Roundy, Sharon Breneman, Janet Hohrbeck, Kay Webster, Susie Justice. Mr. Wheelock _ . _ _ . 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Dennis Morgan Second How: Mr. Davis, Harry Gleseler, Donna Hanna, Beverly Ullrich, Carolyn James, Betty Baumgartner, Roxanna Davenport, Roger Dettmann, Charlene Roundv. Dale Pelton, Miss Galezlo Third Row: Stewart Price, Hayden Jerome, Gale Gibson, Tom Thomas, John Balzer Larry Manthey, Dale Curtis, Donald Jerred, Lanny Cross Bottom Row: Catherine Wardle, Patricia Ann Curtis, Annie Bortz, Doris Grueneberg, Janice Barden, Carl Herrington, Tony Manlckl, John Smith Second Row: Miss Galezlo, George Herold, Olenda Porter, Jean Gorsuch, Dennis Hutchinson, Dennis Ebert, John Charming, Ray Roundy, Ronald Cross, Mr. Davis Third Row: Robert Dates, Russell Plgor, Virginia Dates, Joyce Knutson, Gary Herreman, Richard McConochle, Carol Bortz, Linda Stoll, Edwin Ullrich, Roger Chapman, Jeanette Herold Absent: Bill Puller Page Sponsored By RAY'S SUPER MARKET Open Evenings for Your Convenience 23 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President...........Lanny Cross Vice Pres......Doris Grueneberg Secretary..................John Smith Treasurer...........John Balzer 2k Page Sponsored By MEET ABE Qale tdoA. SEPTEMBER 5 School Opened 16 F.B. Cambria-Here-Lost 23 F.B. Randolph-Here-Lost 30 F.B. Rio-There-Lost OCTOBER 3 Initiation 3 Assembly Prg. Bartells Birds 6 Second Gr. Zoo 7 F.B. Fox Lake-There-Lost 7 Box Social-Freshmen 14 F.B. Fall River-There-Lost 19 Senior Pictures 20 Senior Pictures 21 F.B. Cambria-Here-Lost 21 Homecoming 25 F.B. Markesan-Here-Lost NOVEMBER 1 F.B. Oxford-Here-Lost Teachers Convention End of Nine Weeks 7 National Education Week 8 One act play—Cambria 10 Open House 15 B.B. Montello-There-Won 22 Assembly PRG. Marge Harbough 24 Thanksgiving 25 Thanksgiving 28 School Opens 29 Wild Rose-Here-Won-B.B, DECEMBER 2 B.B. Randolph-There-Lost 6 B.B. Fox Lake-There-Won 9 B.B. Fall River-Here-Won 12 Assembly Otters 13 B.B. Montello-There-Won 15 Assembly Hansel fc Gretel 16 B.B. Markesan-Here-Von 19 Christmas Program 20 Princeton-Here-Won 21 Christmas Vacation starts JANUARY 4 School Opens 6 B.B. Rio-There-Lost 10 B.B. Cambria-There-Won 13 B.B. Randolph-There-Lost 17 B.B. Fox Lake-Here-Won 19 Semester Exams 20 Semester Exams 20 Fall Rlver-There- 24 Athletic Banquet 25 Annual Group Pictures 26 P.T.A. 27 Markesan-There- 31 F. F.A. Box Social FEBRUARY 3 Princeton-There- 7 Wild Rose-There- 10 Rio-Here 14 Cambria-Here- 17 W.E.A. Teachers Convention 21 Basketball Tournament 22 Basketball Tournament 23 P.T.A. 24 Basketball Tournament 25 Basketball Tournament 28 Assembly-Ballet MARCH 5 Assembly-J. Sheldon 8 F.F.A. Banquet 9 Forensics (League) 17 District Forensic at Fort Atkinson 22 P.T.A. 23 End of Nine Weeks 26 Puppet Show 30 Easter Vacation APRIL 2 School Opens 13 Prom 14 Solo Ensemble 19 Baseball Markesan-There 20 P.T.A. Carnival 23 Baseball Randolph-There 26 P.T.A. 26 Baseball Fox Lake-Here 30 Roger Blackman Assembly 30 Baseball Princeton-There HAY 3 Baseball Fall Rlver-Here 5 Band Tournament-Adams-Friendshlp 7 Baseball Cambrla-Here LO Baseball Rlo-There 18 Skip Day 20 Baooalaureate 22 Exams 23 Exams 23 Class Night 24 School Plcnio 25 Graduation Page Sponsored By LINTNEB FUNERAL HOME Furniture, Rugs, and Carpeting L. J. Llntner, Funeral Director, Merwyn Smith, Ass't Phone 20 25 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 Horae 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 Art Spanish Sophomore Year Required Subjects English II World History Biology (if not enrolled In Home Economics or Agriculture and Health.) Drivers Ed. Elect One Typing I Algebra Agriculture II General Mathematics Horae Economics II Biology Art Senior Year Required Subjects Social Problems Physical Education Health Elect Three English IV Chemistry or Physics Bookkeeping Home Economics IV Agriculture IV General Shop Art Spanish ( ■ 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—Newspaper-----Track- Drum Bugle Corps. 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 J. C. JAMIESON SON CO. Dealers In Building Material, Paint, Fuel, Tile Yards in Pardeeville and Wyocena 26 COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Carol Lueptow, Mrs. Marlyn Eggleston Mrs. Mae Edwards CUSTODIANS Oust Dettaann Bill Zelsmer Page Sponsored By WYOCENA FARMERS CO-OP. CO. Phone 6J---Wyocena, Wisconsin All Farm Supplies The-Home-Of-Wyocena-Fertilizer 27 fyuiuAe. fyaruti iA' Bottom Bow: Second How: Third How: Fourth Bow: Fifth How: Elmer Maglnnls, Bill Crose, Gary Larson, Glen Barden, Bobert Grlepentrog, Lee Barden, Hr. Bussell. 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OFFICEBS F.F.A. ftUABTET PARDEEVILLE______ Mr. Bussell, Gary Larson, Bobert Orlepentrog, Lee Barden, Glen Barden, Elmer Maglnnls, Bill Crose Lee Barden, Chester Bradley, Bill Crose Elmer Maglnnl3 Page Sponsored By AL MILLEB INSUBANCE AGENCY Farmers Mutual Auto-Fire Life FORENSICS Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Larry Lynch, Larry Klausch, Earl Aahlay, LaVern Gruenebarg, Larry Thompson, Carol Keith, Barbara Railing, Judy McLaughlin Susie Justice, Kay Webster, Darlene Oee, Judy Thompson, Marilyn Walker, Judy Hepler, Janet Rohrbeck, Mrs. Westcott Sally Stoll, Nancy Becker, Sharlene Froehllch, Linda Stoll, Sandra Vogel, Doris Grueneberg, Alan Cleveland, Bob Reardon, Alice Kitchen ONE-ACT PLAY Seated: Judy Thompson, Susie Justloe Glen Barden Standing: Reggie Thompson, George McLaughlin, Judy Mclaughlln, Mrs. Westcott, Larry Klausoh, LaVern Oruoneberg, Bob Reardon. Page Sponsored By PAT'S SKELLI STATION Wyooena, Wis, Skelly Gasolines and Oils 29 Page Sponsored By PABMEHS SUPPLI CO. Barn Cleaners, Bilk Coolers All Par Supplies 30 BAND First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Standing: Judy Thompson, Susie Justice, Patricia Shells, Sharlene Froehlich Mary Webster, Phyllis Mackdanz, Conalee Calhoon, Harriet Patchin, Phyllis Smith Larry Thompson, Nancy Becker, Ann Lueck, Gale Gibson, Bill Warnke, Reggie Thompson, Junior Corning, Bob Reardon, Kay Payne, Duane Brummel, Kay Webster, Larry Klausch, Lee Barden Barbara Ullrich, Glenda Porter, Arlene Ward, Sharon Heaps, Judd Neef, Earl Ashley, Dick Case, Donald Chapman, Lavern Grueneberg Leslie Johnson, Judy McLaughlin, Judy Justice, Gary Cross, Mike Eggleston, Ronald Roundy, Terry Klelat, Elmer Maginnis, Chester Bradley, Gene Barden, Lanny Cross, Mr. Davis JUNIOR BAND Bottom Row: Marcia Wendt, Penny Hinzman, Larry Manthey, Larry Ullrich, Bonnie Roundy, Beverly Knutson, Ellen Case Second Row: Mr. Davis, Judy Smith, Nancy Rohde, Tony Manlckl, Stewart Price, Roger Price, Larry Augsburger, Mark Flgor, James Young Third Row: John Winkler, Michael Robinson, Bobby Shells, Harold Gustrowsky, David Balslger, Kent Corning, Chester Hanna Page Sponsored By HELEN THURSTON INSURANCE AGENCY 116 Lake Street-Pardeeville We cover everything 4 everyone - See us today 31 VjJ ro MIXED CHORUS Seated: Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Larry Klausch lone Pogue, Sally Stoll, Doris Kath, Pat Curtis, Joyce Knutson, Carol Manlckl, Sharon Buzzel, Claudia Card, Darlene Oee, Judy Eggleston, Ramona Dolgner, Susie Justice, Kay Webster, John Smith, Elmer Maglnnls, Mike Eggleston, Bob Reardon, Joanne Ryan, Joanne Hepler, Sharlene Froehllch, Audrey Hllflker, Frances Wardle, Merllyn Walker, Pat Payne, Carol Bortz Alice Babcock, Glenda Porter, Harriet Patchln, Annie Bortz, Jean Gorsuch, Diana Beahm, Karen Smith, Elaine Van Swol, Diane Atkinson, Linda Stoll, Mary Webster, Donna Fitzgerald, Bill Crose, Gary Cross, Chester Bradley, Bill Warnke, Ronald Roundy, Donald Chapman, Naomi Sanborn, Mary Rlordan, Suzaunne Ades,Janice Barden. Janice Payne, Patsy Shells Mr. Davis, Kay Porter, Eleanor Andrews, Farrol Clark, Marjorie Morgan, Betty Baumgartner, Karen Klttelson, Nancy Becker, Catherine Wardle, Beverly Ullrich, Larry Lynch, Duane Brummel, Reggie Thompson, LaVern Grueneberg, Larry Manthey, Terry Klelst, Lanny Cross, Carol Keith, Joan Manthey, Judy McLaughlin, Doris Orueneberg, Sandra Vogel, Marcia Yeazel Kay Payne, Gale Berg, Betty Wendt, Connie Atklnson,Barbara Kalllng,Judy Thompson, Lee Barden, Larry Thompson, Judd Neef, Larry Ullrich, Stewart Price, Roger Price Page Sponsored By PARDEEVILLE CANNING COMPANY OIRLS CHORUS Seated: Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Larry Klausch Claudia Card, Darlene Gee, Ramona Dolgner, Kay Webster, Susie Justice, Hr. 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Page Sponsored By DB. C. HoLAUOHLIH 33 DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Bottom Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Lanny Cross, Phyllis Smith, Junior Corning, Bill Warnke, Tom Schultz, Mike Eggleston, Bob Reardon, Reggie Thompson, Mary Webster, Phyllis Mackdanz, Sharlens Froehlich, Ann Lueck, Patricia Sheils, Larry Thompson, David Balsiger, Kay Payne, Gary Herreman, Larry Manthey, Larry Klausch, Judd Neef, Lavern Grueneberg, Earl Ashley, Lee Barden, Duane Brummel, Kay Webster, Mr. Davis, Susie Justice, Sharon Baillies, Joan Manthey, Gale Gibson, Gary Cross, Judy McLaughlin, Dick Case, Judy Justice, Larry Ullrich, Beverly Ullrich, Judy Thompson, Leslie Johnson, Elmer Maginnis, Donald Chapman, Ronald Roundy, Terry ELelst, David Southworth, Chester Bradley, Gene Barden. The Pardeeville High School Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps was organized August 22, 1955. It has participated in Civic Events in Marshfield, Montello, Wautoma, Hillsboro, and Lodi during the past fall season. The Corps now consists of i 8 members. It has joined the State Class B Drum and Bugle Corps Circuit along with 2 Appleton Corps, Port Washington, Stevens Point, Little Chute, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, and Pesthigo. The officers, or board of directors for this year are Bob Reardon, Lee Barden, Judd Neef, Judy Thompson, Tom Schultz, Mike Eggleston, and Beverly Ullrich. 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Ray Roundy, Larry Thompson, Chester Bradley, Elmer Maginnis, Lawrance Wendt, Bill Crose. Second Row: Mr. Wheelock, Bill Warnke, George McLaughlin, Bob Balzer, Terry Kleist, Tony Baillies, Vincent Fitzgerald, Mr. Koerner. Third Row: Ronald Knutson, Alan Cleveland, Leslie Johnson, Kermit Hutzler, Lanny Cross, Tom Schultz, Terry Yeazel. FOOTBALL SCORES Randolph We 7 They 26 Rio 0 72 Fox Lake 6 26 Cambria 6 27 Markesan 0 38 Fall River 0 39 Oxford 0 33 Page Sponsored By DR. HOWARD A. WINKLER A DR. T. S. WESTCOTT 39 HOMECOMING Standing: lawrance Wendt , Tom Sohultz, King-Merlin Calhoon, Queen-Kay Payne, Bay Boundy, Bill Crose . _ . . Seated: Connie Atkinson, Mary Biordan, Harriet Patchln, Phyllis Smith Half-time Ceremonies We'll Bring Home The Game Junior Class Second Prize P.H.S. Will Reign-Their Heads Will Roll Senior Class Pirst Prise Let's Kick 'em Off The Hill T.T.K. 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SHANNON Page Sponsored By ED A VIV 2 2 Junction Inn BASKETBALL SCORES Montello Wild Rose Randolph Fox Lake Fall River Montello Markesan Princeton Rio Cambria Randolph Fox Lake Fall River Markesan Princeton Wild Rose Rio Cambria Oxford We They 46 38 41 37 41 50 58 45 62 48 57 45 63 40 67 46 57 91 67 63 46 66 57 53 55 60 59 72 52 53 47 62 53 75 60 59 56 60 Page Sponsored By LOUIE TONI BASEBALL Bottom Bow: Terry Teazel, Bob Balzer, Larry Manthey, Earl Ashley, Bobert Lueptow, Worth Curtis, Glen Barden, Larry Thompson Second Bow: Mr. Koerner, Elmer Maglnnls, Terry Kiel3t, Merlin Calhoon, Kermlt Hutzler, Bonald Knutson, Chester Bradley, Clay Stebblns, Tom Cross, Mr. Wheelock Third Bow: Dale Belton, Donald Chapman, Vincent Fitzgerald, Mike Eggleston, Bonald Boundy, Bill Crose, Lawrence Wendt, Peter Langner, Bonald Cross, John Smith TBACK Bottom Bow: Second Bow: Third Bow: Mr. Koerner, Bob Balzer, Lee Barden, Earl Ashley, Dennis Ebert, Bobert Lueptow, Terry Teazel Chester Bradley, Merlin Calhoon, Larry Thompson, Glen Barden, Bonald Knutson, Clay Stebblns, Mike Hr. 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