Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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CURRICULUM FRESHMAN YEAR Required Subjects English I Citizenship General Mathematics or Algebra Physical Education Health Elect One Home Economics I Agriculture I General Science JUNIOR YEAR Required Subjects English U. S. History Elect Two Chemistry or Physics Shorthand Advanced Algebra or Geometry Home Economics III Agriculture III General Shop Art Spanish I Typing I SOPHOMORE YEAR Required Subjects English II Biology Drivers Ed. Physical Education Health Elect Two Typing I Agriculture II General Mathematics Home Economics II World History Geometry SENIOR YEAR Required Subjects Social Problems Elect Three English IV Chemistry or Physics Bookkeeping Home Economics IV Agriculture IV General Shop Spanish II Trigonometry Office Practice Art Advanced Algebra or Geometry 16 credits required for graduation —In addition to the courses listed, a large selection of courses such as Latin, French, Commer- cial 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 — FFA — FHA — Newspaper — Track — Drum and Bugle Corps — Spanish Club — Dramatics Club — Projectionists' Club — Pep Club — Lettermen s Club — Stage Crew. ADDITIONAL SERVICES Free bus transportation, school lunch program, guidance services, health services, lyceum programs, • free textbooks. For further information write to: Mr. Donald E. Russell, Supervising Principal WYOCENA FARMERS CO-OP CO. 24 Phone 6-1 — Wyocena, Wisconsin All Farm Supplies The Home ol Wyocena Fertilizer

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HOMECOMING Beverly Ullrich. Stuart Price. Sharen Heaps. Jim Hill. Queen, Carolyn James; King. Larry Manthey; Shirley Moll. Bob Sheils. Sonya Vogel. Doug Merrill. HOMECOMING FUN On Thursday, October 9. 1958. the Homecoming festivities got off to a big bang with a pep meet- ing in front of a huge bonfire. Then followed a snake dance through the streets led by the cheerlead- ers. On Friday. October 10. a huge parade was held. Every home room entered a float and first prize was won by Mrs. Lenz's Senior home room. Second went to Mrs. Fablinger s home room and third o F.F.A. The Bulldogs met the Randolph Rockets Friday night and were defeated. After the game, a dance was held. The Juniors had decorated the gym with a carousel motif, and everyone who attended had a night to remember. MOORE'S WORLD FOODS BOB'S MARKET Portage — Oxford 26 Featuring Popular Brands of Quality Foods—Easy Rural Shopping— Always Greater Value