Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

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ROW ONE: Mr. Butteris, Phillip Schaller, Walter Evans, Ray Bunbury, Jean Ranney, Ronald Gilbertson, Phil Erickson, Donna Varcoe, Dick Dodge. ROW TWO: Lois Dougherty, Billy Friedli, Maxine Theobald, Pat McSherry, Mary Arnold, Elden Cushman, Norene Reuter, Eugene Budd, Laverne Marty. We returned to Barneveld High School on September 2, 1952, as Sophomores. Our class had grown a little since last year. We were still one of the smallest classes in school with seventeen members. The new members, since school started in 1951, were Donna Varcoe, Norene Reuter, and Dick Dodge. There were only two boys on the football team this year: Phil Erickson and Elden Cushman. Phil Erickson could not finish all this season, as he had the misfortune of breaking one of his ribs. There were five boys on the basketball team: Phil Erickson, Dick Dodge, Pat McSherry, Elden Cushman, and Phillip Schaller. We also had numerous students in band and chorus. We elected our class officers this year as follows: President : Vice President : Secretary : Treasurer : Student Council : Class Reporter : Advisor : Norene Reuter was elected court of honor for Homecoming. Junior class here we come Phil Erickson Dick Dodge Norene Reuter Donna Varcoe Jean Ranney Elden Cushman Mr. Butteris to represent our class on the 11

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jt unior 6 ROW ONE: Mrs. Punzel, Billy Brennan, Helen Zepplin, Ronnie Bunbury, Shirley Ash, Dale Olson, Mary Enloe, Tom Clerkin, Allen Henry, Mary Ann Ryan, Fred Segebrecht. ROW TWO: Tom Frame, Donna Walstad, Lucille Peterson, Alice Campbell, Pete Trainor, Helen Meyer, Harvey Theobald, Audrey Owens,Anna Mae Arndt, Norita Eveland. ROW THREE: Dick Moyer, Shirley Moyer, Jerry Blaser, Tom Duesler, Gerald Cork, Franklyn Erickson, Reginald Brattlie, Douglas Carden, Margreth Hosking. As we returned to Barneveld High on September 5,1952, we found that our class enrollment was down to twenty-nine. We lost Tom Watkins to Beaver Dam, Alan Hixson to Monroe, Evelyn Meili to Dodgeville, and Ethel Erickson is at home; while Mary Enloe came from Mt. Horeb and Allen Henry from Dodgeville . The Juniors were very active in extra-curricular activities as well as academic achievements. We had eight boys on the football squad, seven boys on the basketball team and a total of seven Letter Men in our midst. Six junior girls were cheerleaders and we had many students in the band and chorus and on the newspaper staff. Lucille Peterson was chosen to represent our class on the court of honor for Homecoming this year. One of the highlights this year was the initiating of those be- loved freshmen. We all had a lot of fun and believe it or not, although they had a pretty rough time, they all pulled through. Next came our class play Glamor Boy which was a big success. Then that long waited day arrived when we received our class rings. Our last and greatest highlight came on April 2b, when we presented our prom with music by Monty Hacker and his orchestra. For our class officers we elected: Bill Brennan, President; Reginald Brattlie, Vice President; Mary Ann Ryan, Secretary; Douglas Carden, Treasurer; Tom Clerkin, Student Council; Margreth Hosking, Class Reporter; and Mrs, Punzel, our class advisor: Next year we will be back for our last and final round of ambition at Barneveld Union Free High School. 10

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reshmen ROW ONE: Larry Jabs, Avis Poast, Ronnie Opsal, Monica Ryan, Dick Theobald, Charlotte Enloe, William Arndt. Mary Evans, Carl Christ- en, LeRoy Evans, Mr. Schaefer. ROW TWO: Ronnie Gordon, Carol Stenseth, Jim Reuter, Viola Arndt, Paul Helgeson, Karen Duffey, Billy Short, Arbutus Bohle, Walter Campbell, Marian Meyer. ROW THREE: Jim Owens, Donald Gilbertson, Bernard Henry, Merton Watrud, Dick Dauck, William Hosking, Stanley Wetter, Marvel Nelson, Joe Owens. On September 2-, 1952, thirty bothered Freshmen walked up the stairs of Barneveld High School. Of course a few of us had some difficulty in finding the right classrooms. We all waited in dread for the day we would come full fledged freshmen. The girls wore men's overalls and shirts, pigtails and men's shoes. The boys had to wear dresses and high heels and women's' hats. We had many out for athletics, chorus, and band. Our class officers were as follows: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Reporter Student Council Advisor : Larry Jabs : Dick Theobald Arbutus Bohle Avis Poast Charlotte Enloe Walter Campbell Mr. Schaefer Monica Ryan was chosen as our class the court of honor for Homecoming . representative on 12