Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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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

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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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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Linda Ullrich, treasurer; Rosalyn Sundsmo, secretary; Jean Hunt, presi- dent; Pat Seely, vice president. CLASS OF '65 The freshman class consisted of 66 students this year with homerooms in the study hall and science room. Mr. Sprecher and Mrs. Witt were the class advisors. Activities they have sponsored were candy sales, dances, and a carnival. They had bad luck on their homecoming float; the wagon de- veloped a flat tire before it could enter the line of march. CLASS OF '64 The sophomore class, having struggled through two years of high school, finally reached the half-way mark. This past year they had many more dances and candy sales as their ambition increased with age. (.Though their advisors thought differently). The high- light of the year was the choosing of their class rings which everyone had been looking for- ward to for a long time. Their main achieve- ment of the year was the winning of second prize for their homecoming float. They are very proud of the many boys in their class who have gone out for sports and the ability they have shown. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Ronnie Augsburger, treasurer, Vicki McMahon, secretary; Tom Lynch, vice president; Duane Gustrowsky, presi- dent. MOORE'S WORLD FOODS Quality — Variety — Economy Portage — Oxford 26