Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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 tr f t ) ' V’i . « » ■fL Vvn, V -’ml - , V , ■ '±4 -'%?. ,; 9 £jH « ■■ , Graduation was so near and our last year And in the future the scope of our lives passed so quickly. We were gathered around broaden before us forming new interests, the juke box at Huns and Ethels and music claiming for each, a life removed from the created a thoughtful remembering mood, familiar days of high school. We wondered if There was so much to remember, and we days long vanished would be remembered; knew that when graduation came these last days of youthful calamities, high hopes and four years would hold an extra special mean- exuberant joys. ing for us always. Our almost forgotten experiences became closer realities — the home work, the home- Days clicking away and pages torn off calendars — time will find us a place in the comings, the ° teachers 'the tests? the ‘fumor fu‘ure “ al™aJs -Joosing more memories to Prom, the class play, after game record hops, cherish, to relate. There is so much toremem- ber — so much we 11 never forget. ‘svTV r 4 old steadies, and the class trip. ¥%s. r t t s TRUMBOWER INDUSTRIES INC. Specialists In Humphrey Aluminum Combination Windows and Doors Phone 2F5 Pardeeville, Wis.

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The Senior Class proudly presents the 1960 WHISPER a reminiscence of memories of PARDEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Pardeeville, Wisconsin Co-Editors Arlene Gustrowsky Sonya Vogel Assistant Editor JoAnn Henningsen Business Managers Bill Thurston Doug Merrill Advertising Managers Dick Case Gordon Spear Mark Figor Advisor ........................ Mrs. Lenz DAIRYMAN'S STATE BANK For Every Financial Service See Your Bank

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DEDICATION Very little is ever said very few are ever thanked, yet deep in the hearts of the students of the 1960 class is a special word of thanks for one who has done so much for us. She has written our tardy and absence slips, kept the records of our short stay here, mimeo- graphed so many announcements and walked many miles to do things for us. This lady has spent many more hours after school than we can imagine or possibly know about. To one who has served us so willingly, the Seniors dedicate their 1960 annual to Mrs. Thurston, our school secretary, as a way of expressing thanks for her wonderful service. SPECIAL THANKS The Senior Class of 1960 would like to thank: Mr. Kendall, our advisor for three years for all his guidance and help on the prom; Mrs. Lenz, our advisor this year for all the hours she spent helping the Newspaper Staff and this Annual to be a success; and Mr. Zaske, our other Senior advisor whose guiding hand gave us a gentle shove on the way to success. Also, a special word of thanks to our fine principal, Donald E. Russell for his co-opera- tion and assistance these past two years. We are deeply grateful for their unending efforts to prepare us for the future. DAIRYLAND DIVISION PURE MILK ASSOCIATION UTTECH HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE Dairy Lane Dairy Products Du-All Gas — Bulk and Bottled Your Pathway to Health Hardware — Heating — Appliances Phone 22