Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

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HELEN MEILI Jo ---------------------------11 Yah The girl who has a heart of gold, Who has a smile for young and old. DONALD MOYER Don ----- I'll never tell I am really very very shy, But all in all a good guy. ELEANOR MOYER Ellie -------------- You Betcha Bet 1 You're short, dark and awfully sweet, A girl like you Just can't be beat. Of RUTH RICKEY Rickey --------- Honestly Five feet two, eyes of blue, Full of fun and mischief too. VINCENT RYAN Vince ------------------------ Huh? 1951 He's happy-go-lucky and gets around, He says no woman will get him down. LAVERNE STENSETH Stens ---------- Gee ! Keen sense, Common sense, Always room for nonsense. 7

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CAROL EVELAND Eve ------------------- Holy Cow I1' Of all the times that I like best, My High School days lead the rest. EUGENE GILBERTSON John ----------------- Oh Brother School days, are considered best, When I get out I'm going to rest. RONALD GOKE Ronnie ------------------ So what When there's mischief to be done, He's always there to join the fun. a add BETTY MARTY iiBets --------------- Gee Whiz I Happy, clever, and lots of fun, She has a smile for everyone. DOROTHY MARTY Dot -------- Jeepers Her friends are many, Foes very few, if any. ROBERT MeSHERRY ii Bob -------- Now look Try to argue if you can, I can beat most any man.

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September, 19 7, saw twenty-two soared, green freshman enter Barn- eveld High under the leadership of Mr. O'Neil. Since it was the first year of Union Free, we weren't the only new faces around. Initiation we won't forget----caster oil, axle grease, and the rest. Even the in- dividual things were fun. Lit . i LORENE TOLLISON Pork Chop - By the holy holy She has really quite a Rep, For being fun and full of pep. As sophomores we really studied, and we all got good grades. Since we were the only ambitious class and wanted good times we sponsored many parties. The one that will be remembered longest was the square dancing party which everyone en- joyed. At least there was variety in partners. Juniors, oh brother, upperclassmen, aren't we big now! Picking out rings was something we had always dreamed of--------finally we were wearing them. Of course when we initiated the freshmen we did nothing mean at all, except lead them down the steps with a few stops. We did have a dls- appointment when they said no class play—didn't get a chance to show our talent. The biggest thing of the year was the Prom. The theme was April Showers ; the colors, pastel pink, yellow, green and white. The garden was in the middle, even though some didn't want it there. Nice walk back to the Ag room for punch ! The Prom pictures were really snazzy. In our senior year we foundt we had lost only four members. They were Beatrice Moyer, who is Mrs. Lloyd Buckingham, Dorothy Urfer, who is Mrs. Marvin Kelly, Josephine Thuli, who transferred to Spring Green, and Alan Christiansen, who enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Harvey Frye also was with us for a while. Because there was whole new teaching staff, we, as seniors, tried to give them the impression we knew it all. They soon found out differently. Boy---what trouble trying to decide on the announcements. The boys lost that round—leave it to the girls. After much worry by all,the class play Bill's Night Out was a success. Believe it or not we even knew our parts with a little help on the side. Having our pictures taken gave us a half a day off, which we needed badly. Seems some of the boys had bananas, ice cream cones,and mice in their pockets. Wonder how they got there??????? It was hard finding a homecoming date—guess the boys liked going to other towns on Friday nights. Finally we found one and the night was a big success. The other senior parties were fun too. What the olass of 1951 didn't think of isn't worth mentioning. 8