Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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and to those who so diligently voiced our ideas and complaints STUDENT COUNCIL—Standing: D. Lovelace, G. Corning, G. Loomis, F. Leece, Mr Cavanaugh G Wolf L. Lytle, I Hepler, B. Patchin. Seated: J. Cummings, C. Breneman, Secretary; D. Russell, Vice-President, B. Russell, President; S. Westcott, Treasurer; A. Giese. STUDENT COUNCIL The 1964-65 Student Council was presided over by Bruce Russell. Acting as Vice President was Dave Russell. The Secretary and Treas- urer were Claire Breneman and Steve West- cott, respectively. Joan Jerome was elected Reporter. The homeroom representatives were Lynn Lytle, Jim Hepler, and Claire Breneman, Sen- iors; Gary Corning, Gene Loomis, and Steve Westcott, Juniors; Audrey Giese, Fred Leece, and Gary Wolf, Sophomores; Joan Jerome, Judy Cummings and Bruce Patchin, Freshmen. The main objective this year has been to establish a better relationship between the stu- dents and their governing body. The Sugges- tion Box was put up in an effort to attain this. The Student Council assumed the responsi- bility of assigning dances and concessions for the home games. Pep meetings were sched- uled for every Friday. Membership in the WASC was continued. POLNOW HARDWARE ELECTRIC Electrical Contracting — Sporting Goode Radio Television Sales Service Phone 429-2895

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We give our thanks to those dedicated CROSSING GUARD Jim Hepler to our comfort and safety....... CUSTODIANS—Nick Metier, Charles Scharf. COOKS—Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Reuhl. MID-COUNTY TIMES Attractive Printing Promptly R. H. Thompson — Editor and Publisher 11

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We made new friends . . . got to know others better. We were crowded but somehow it didn’t seem to matter . . . There were always those two who seemed to be alone in the biggest group . . . the girl who giggled m the library . . . the boy who had a joke for every occasion . They were all a part.