Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: M. Bradley, L. Kaiiing, R. Chase, D, C. Johnson, D. R. Johnson, E. Babcock, J. Buzzell. 3rd Row: R. Corning, G. Lueck, C. Curtis, D. Bortz, C. Berg, S. Blochwitz, M. George. 2nd Row: P. Brown, J. Hunt, R. Johnson, K. Koskelin, T. Hepler, H. Balsiger, Mr. Reuhl. 1st Row: D. Beich, R. Andrews, G. Edwards, S. Landsverk, M. Bohnsack, L. Grueneberg. Ab- sent: R. Jerome, D. Jerome. Top Row: A. Skinner, L. Payne, L Preston, D. Spear, G. Thomas, L. Ullrich. 3rd Row: R. Sundsmo, M. McDonald, J. Schultz, P. May, A. Tuttle, R. Maginnis, T. Westcott. 2nd Row: S. McMains, R. Ullrich, K. Warnke, M. Patchin, F. Patchin, D. Paul, G. McConochie, Mr. Osborn. 1st Row: P. Seely, D. Schultz, R. Walker, H. Manthey, P. Manthey, D. Manthey, S. Lueptow. Absent: D. Zick, M. Williams. 24 MAGINNIS SERVICE GARAGE Heary Duly Wrecker Service — Trucks — International Sales and Service Motorola, RCA, Admiral TV. Phone 9F3. Pardeeville

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OFFICERS CLASS OF '63 Sandy Stearns, treasurer, Charles McLaughlin, vice president; Doug Zick, president; Ellen Case, secretary. Some of the more important things for the Juniors this year were the Homecoming, the Prom and Class Rings. Their class rings arrived late in October. The design was like a spiral around the 1963 and featured a school emblem in the center with their initials on each side. They think that they are the nicest ever. They worked especially hard this year on money-making projects such as bake sales, candy sales, dances, and car washes. They know that the money they made this year will all help during their final year at P.H.S. Their advisors for this past year have been Mr. Roman and Mr. Tiplady. They wish to thank them for their help and guidance. The 1961-1962 Junior Prom was held on Fri- day, the 27th of April. The theme was 'Star- light Sonata. A fountain was one of the more attractive decorations. The traditional punch bowl was filled for refreshments. Crown Bearers were Bridget Hughes and Billie Gee. The music was provided by Har— land Harris. PROM COURT Back Row: Queen Sharon Kuhn, King Gary Gee. Front Row: Kent Corning, Jane Eagan, Bill Becker, Bonita Thayer, Marcia Wendt, Tom Lytle, Sandy Stearns, David Bal- siger. PARDEE WASHEE Coin Operated Laundry The Place to Wash With Ease 23

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FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: R. Leece, B. Patchin, J. Neuhauser, T. Lynch, N. Olrick, D. Lueptow. 3rd Row: E. Thompson. D. Warnke, K. Pulver, B. Russell, M. Stark, J. Meyer, D. Maginnis. 2nd Row: L. Lytle, D. Lytle, L. Kruger, J. Wegner, P. Shannon, J. Smith, Mr. Sprecher. 1st Row: J. Zarn, W. Sommers, L. Walker, S. Pulver, K. Reuhl, V. McMahon, T. Neuhauser. Absent: D. Mickelson, Nelson Roberts. Top Row: D. Healy, D. Gustrowsky, D. Gibson, J. Kohler, K. Cornford, D. Fitzgerald, W Hulsether, J. Jerome, T. Kuhn . 3rd Row: B. Atkinson, S. Dettman, S. Jerome, S. Baillies, R. Augsburger, L. Cuff, J. Hall, H. Jerome, J. Hepler. 2nd Row: Mrs. Witt, L. Keller, B. Krueger, G. Eagan, J. Koskelin, R. Gawel, J. Flower, M. Emmons, S. Atkinson, S. Hill. 1st Row: L. Heaps, K. Kohler, R. Dettman, D. Hendrickson, R. Dolgner, L. Blochwitz, J. Hendrickson, G. Eggleston, C. Breneman. Absent: L. Keifer, D. Barrett. PARDEE VILLE CANNING COMPANY Packers of Quality Foods