Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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ANNUAL STAFF Top Row: J. Borup, J. Patchin, J. Griepentrog, E. Case. Third Row: S. Stearns, J. Eagan, J. McMahon, P. Hinzman, B. Riordan, Mrs. Lenz. Second Row: C. McLaughlin, D. Balsiger, J. Beimborn, E. Jerred, B. Roundy, L. Cross, G. Akey. Seated: B. Knutson, M. Wendt, B. Thayer Absent: K. Corning. Portage — Oxford MOORE'S WORLD FOODS and BOB'S MARKET Quality — Variety — Economy

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DEDICATION We the Senior graduates of 63 wish to dedicate this annual to Mr. Roman. It is our way of thanking him for his three years of guidance as our advisor and especially for all the help he has given the Senior boys in sports and physical education activities. We want Mr. Roman to know we appreciate the time and effort he has put forth in assisting our class in money-making projects. The Senior boys wish special thanks be extended to Mr. Roman for helping them to learn the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship. We know they will never forget the hours they have spent practicing under Coach Roman. We hope future classes will also be privi- leged to work under Mr. Roman and share in his knowledge and skill in the field of sports. The Class of '63 SPECIAL THANKS The Senior Class wishes to extend special thanks to their advisors, Mrs. Lenz, Mrs. Maier, and Mr. Otterness for their help this year. They also appreciate the guidance Mr. Pynnonen and Mr. Engbretson have given them. The of- fice staff Mrs. Thurston and Mrs. Gibson have helped them in countless ways over the years,- they wish to thank them also. For making their Senior Class Play a big success they wish to thank Mrs. Bursak and her many talents. They deeply appreciated her help in this project. Along with Mrs. Bursak they wish to thank Miss Weix for makingthem think in her classes. Lastly, they wish to thank the whole student body and faculty for allow- ing them to be a part of this school and for sharing their experiences and knowledge with them. GENERAL INDICATOR CORPORATION Visual Communications Pardeeville, Wis. San Carlos, California

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Lynne Jerred, Director; Byron Patchin, Director; Donald James, Director; Dr. K. Shannon, Treasurer; Gilman W. Neef, Clerk; Gordon Fuller, Director. Absent: Dr. T. S. Westcott, Director. Education is a combined enterprise involving community, teachers, and pupils. The objec- tives of each are identical, but with slightly different emphasis and responsibilities. It is the obligation of the community to provide adequate facilities; the goal of the teachers is to provide a proper climate for learning, to select appropriate elements of the culture and to use them in such ways as to influence the development of the individual; the goal and duty of the pupil is to LEARN HOW TO LEARN and to apply it throughout life. Together they must recognize how the school and a particu- lar culture are inextricably interwoven be- cause it is only through an understanding of this relationship of school and society in which the pupils must live that will make a successful educational system. The ultimate task of the school is to assist in the process of passing on to the new gener- ation those cultural elements having the great- est promise of contributing to human advance- ADMINISTRATION W. E. Engbretson—Superintendent. O. Pynnonen—High School Principal, Guid- ance Counselor. A democratic society depends upon educat- ed individuals who can develop ideas free from coercion. In these troubled times, it be- comes evident that courses of action must be planned wisely and objectively by our leaders. These qualities of leadership must arise from the group rather than the dictates of one indi- vidual. Education in a free society developes these attributes. It becomes the responsibility of society's future members to continue fulfilling the needs for a good sound educational sys-