Pardeeville High School - Whisper Yearbook (Pardeeville, WI)

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Th ere are no horizons in our future, opportunities are endless. There will always be more planets to visit, more frontiers to open, more dreams to dream. Discovery breeds more discovery. Our education has just been started. We have just begun to realize that . . . 'The higher we climb, the broader our view.”

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DOROTHY A. GIBSON — Receptionist-Secretary; of Ed.; HELEN M. SCHOEBEL—High School and Elem. HELEN L. THURSTON—Bookkeeper, Secretary to Board Secretary. NICK MAIER—High School Custodian LUNCH TICKET CLERK—Mrs. Bohadlo. 8 COOKS—Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Reuhl, Mrs. Smith.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Ed Martens, Pres.; Sandy Wilke, Sec'y.; Ruth Patchin, Treas.; Gary Corning, Vice-Pres. The newspaper and annual editors were selected in September. Many of the Seniors assisted with the two largest projects of the year. The Seniors had their class pictures taken during the summer and early fall. Most of them were taken by the Galley Studio in Por- tage. Early in the fall, they selected their class motto, colors, and flower. After the second home football game against Fall River, a successful dance was held in the gymnasium sponsored by the Seniors. They took first place in the annual Home- coming Parade. The theme was From Pardee With Love. All the Seniors helped to make a candy sale held in November, a successful financial venture. Pardeeville participated in Career Day at Randolph along with the other conference schools on December 1. Many ideas were pre- sented about future college, vocational, and military plans. In April, the Seniors presented their class play with a large audience enjoying the per- formance. The Seniors wore white caps and gowns for graduation. 10 CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: The higher we climb the broader our view.