Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1953 volume:

B. J4. S. Mi-JCialiL of 1953 Published by the Senior Class of Union Free High School Barneveld, Wisconsin 2 Daniel Williams Dan Billy Myers Biggy 1-2-3-4 Football.........3-4. 1-2-3-4 Band ............ 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 Chorus .............. 2-4 1-2-3-4 F. F. A...........1-2 1-2-3-4 Class Officer ... 3-4 . . . 4 Class Play..............3 . . 1-3 B-Club..................4 . 3 Homecoming King ... 4 3-4 . 3 . 4 . 4 Basketball . . . Baseball . . . . Band Forensic . . . . Chorus.......... Student Council Class Officer . Class Play . . . Annual Staff . . Prom King . . . B-Club ......... STUDENT COUNCIL VICE-PRESIDENT CLa Leers PRESIDENT Ethel Owens Ettel Band......... 1-2-3-4 Forensic .... 1-2-3-4 Chorus ..... 1-2-3-4 Class Officer . . 2-3-4 Class Play ..........3 School Paper .... 2-3 Annual Staff ..... 3 Annual Editor .... 4 Prom Queen ...... 3 D. A, R. Award .... 4 SECRETARY David Arnold Dave Baseball .... • . 3-4 Football .... • 2-3-4 Chorus • . . 2 Class Officer . • • • u Class Play . . . B-Club ..... Annual Staff , . • , . 4 This page compliments of BARNEVELD CO-OPERATIVE A Margie Grimstad Marg Band . 1-2-3-4 Forensic .... Chorus 1-2-3-4 Class Officer . ... 4 Class Play . . . School Paper . . Annual Staff . . Homecoming Queen . . . 4 TREASURER Rush Watson Mary Ann Grimstad Rushie Mag Basketball .... 2-3-4 Football.............2-3 Student Council ... 3 B-Club ................ 4 Class Officer .... 2 Annual Staff ......... 4 School Paper ......... 3 Homecoming King ... 3 Class Play.............3 Chorus ......... 1-2-3-4 Forensic............2-3-4 Band................1-3-4 Class Officer .... 3 Annual Staff .......... 4 School Paper .......... 3 Class Play..............3 Charlotte Frame Charlie Ihorus ..... 1-2-3-4 land ....... 1-2-3 llass Play ...... 3 ichool Paper ..... 3 nnual Staff ..... 4 'orensic ... i ... 4 Blaine Bunbury Bunbury Baseball . . . Football ... Band ..... Chorus .... . 1-2-3-4 F F A • • • . 1-2-3-4 School Paper , Annual Staff . Class Play . . . . . . 3 B-Club .... 1953 Carole Jean Burreson Burreson Band ....... 1-2—3 Forensic .... 1-2-3-4 Chorus ....... 1-2-3-4 Class Officer .... 2 Class Play...........3 School Paper ....... 3 Annual Staff ....... 4 Homecoming Court . . 3—4 Leo Clerkin Moose Basketball . . . . 2-3-4 Baseball . . , . Football .... Forensic .... F. F. A 1-2-3-4 Student Council ... 4 Class Officer . . . . 1 Class Play . . . School Paper , . Annual Staff . . B-Club 5 Elroy Miller Lefty Vernon Frame Vern Football .... 1-2-3-4 Baseball.............2-3 Forensic .... 1-2-3-4 Football.............3-4 Chorus ........ 1-2-3-4 F. F. A...... 1-2-3-4 Basketball ..... 3-4 Student Council ... 3 Class Officer . . . 1-2 School Paper.........3 Annual Staff..........4 Class Play..........3 Student Council ... 1 B-Club ............... 4 Class Play ...... 3 B-Club .............. 4 Carole Boe Boe Marie Brattlie Brattlie Entered—Hollandsle „ 3 Band.................1-2 Chorus .... 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff .... 4 School Paper .... 3 Class Officer .... 2 Chorus............1-2-3-- School Paper .......... 1 Class Play............... 1953 Howard Theobald Russell Gary Massey Massey Baseball . . . Chorus .... . . 1-2-4 F. F. A. . . . . 1-2-3-4 Football . . . Basketball . . Class Play . . Annual Staff . B-Club .... Chorus ......... 1-2-3-4 F. F. A..........1-2-3-4 School Paper .... Class Play ......... Annual Staff .... Football ........... B-Club ............. We were seated in the first coach of the Train of Time watching the people mill around the terminal. We were going on a small trip, beginning in September, 19 9, and were headed for the Future in May, 19?3 There were many stops along the way to enlighten our trip. On our first few stops, we could see the graduates of '53 as twenty-six green and eager Freshmen traveling along, under the leader- ship of Mr. Strand, through their first year at B. U. F. H. S. On October 4-, they were initiated and survived without any casualties, so they became full-pledged high school students. In December they treat- ed the rest of the students at a Christmas Party. When promoted to the second coach, their next set of stops was during the Sophomore year. Mr. McCloskey was the conductor that year. The students were pretty well acquainted by then so it was a year filled with academic achievements along with many extra-curricular activities. In November, they planned a Halloween Party for the student body. Before the year was up five classmates were lost, namely: Vernon Christenson, Charles Ryman, Irene Week, Ralph Peterson, and Harold Cushman. Every set of stops seemed to multiply. This time there were quite a few because the Junior year was a busy one. Only sixteen members returned (a loss of five more: Abigail Sawle, Delores Rolstad, Leone Retrum, Jane Klusendorf, and Kay Rowan). Mrs. Monnier sat in the conductor's seat while in the third coach. October was the month in which they got revenge. It was initiation time. They thought they were pretty easy on the Freshmen, but the Freshmen didn't think so. November I'+j they were really upperclassmen. Their class rings arrived and they were the envy of everyone. On Feb- ruary 1, the Junior Class Play, Return To Bedlam , was presented. Another student, Carole Boe, Joined the class in Marcn to make a total of seventeen members. April +, the Junior Prom, the highlight of the year, was undertaken. The music was by Eddy Lawrence and the theme was Deep Purple . Ethel Owens and Dan Williams were the Royal Couple. Nearing the end of our trip, we just stopped a couple more times before our happy, successful trip was ended. Our conductor that year was Mr. Smith. Senior Class pictures were taken on September 11. February 6 brought the Homecoming Dance, with music by Dan Garson, following a victory ,over Hollandale. The queen and king were Margie Grimstad and Bill Myers. We also had the annual and our Senior Class Play to fill up our spare moments. The month of May was a busy one: Baccalaureate, May 24-; Class Night, May 26; and Commencement Exercises, May 28. We were once again in the train terminal as we completed the trip and everyone went his own way out into the big city of the Future . On February 6, the Barneveld High School Gymnasium was crowded with spectators who witnessed victory of our A and B teams over Hollandale. Shirley Ash, a cheerleader, introduced the queen, and her court. The queen was crowned with a band of white roses by Arlene Larson. a Donna Myers and Donnie Paulson were crown bearers. Queen Margie Grimstad and King Billy Myers led the Grand March at 11:00. The court of honor followed with their escorts who were: Carole Jean Burreson and Blaine Bunbury, Lucille Peterson and Tom Frame, Norene Reuter and Leo Clerkin, Monica Ryan and Pat McSherry. Dan Garson furnished the music for the evening. This successful event was sponsored by the Senior Class. CL Witt We, the Senior Class of Barneveld High School, in the County of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, and after many long hours of study do make this, our last will and testament. ITEM 1: ITEM 2: ITEM 3: ITEM Our advisor, Mr. Smith, to anyone who needs a good one. Our ambition and study habits to the Fresh- man Class. The senior boys' ability to win over the girls in a class meeting to the junior boys. The senior girls will their ability to get along together to the sophomore girls. David Arnold wills his trips to Dodgeville to Jerry Blaser. Carol Boe wills her ability to get a Frame to Lucille Peterson. Marie Brattlie leaves her freckles to Margreth Hosking. Blaine Bunbury wills his wise cracks to Carl Christen. Carole Jean Burreson leaves her dancing ability to Viola Arndt. Leo Clerkin hands his height to Dick Moyer so that Dick won't have to look up to everyone. Charlotte Frame gives her muscles to Helen Meyer as Helen plans to be a future wrestler. Vernon Frame wills his ability to drive in Steward Park to anyone who wants it. Margie Grimstad wills her love for Oldsmobiles to Lois Dougherty. Mary Grimstad wills her twin sister to a certain graduating boy. Gary Massey bequeaths his freckles to Shirley Ash. Elroy Miller wills his trips to Mazo to Gerald Cork. Billy Myers gives his curly hair to Jim or Joe Owens. Ethel Owens bequeaths her long legs to Marian Meyer. Howard Theobald gives his quietness to Mary Enloe. Rush Watson wills his ability to carry on a conversation to Douglas Carden. Danny Williams leaves his dating ability to anyone who wants it. e V 1 f ropli ropnecy It was a bright day in May, 1963, at the train terminal when we heard the conductor call, all aboard, all aboard. A couple of late passengers clambered aboard the train Destination Future and we were on our way. I had taken the last empty seat without paying any attention to anyone; I began to read my newspaper. An article struck my eye I Leo Clerkin, the Texas Millionaire, buys another ranch to add to his col- lection. I realized I had been reading out loud when the man across the .. aisle, caught my attention and said that he had graduated with the class Leo was in. And much to my surprise it was Dan Williams. He said he was coach at Barneveld High School and he was just on his way to look over the Rose Bowl prospects for his team. We exchanged news and soon both of us knew what the Class of 1953 was doing. Rush Watson is a millionaire. When he isn't busy running the Capital Theater, which he owns, he is in his mansion. Elroy Miller is living at Mazomarde, so if you ever drive through Mazo, stop at Miller' s Garage. Dave Arnold is a sailor boy but he spends most of his leaves at Dodgeville instead of Barneveld. Howard Theobald runs his father's farm and is married to a young girl from Hollandale. Blaine Bunbury has his own meat market Bunbury's Fine Meats. He can't decide where he wants to spend his nights. v. ers still rims the filling station and is raising boys so he will have help later on. 3- He says he is going to All his earnings are Gary Massey is running his dad's farm, have a cook one of these days. Vernon Frame is a doctor in Barneveld. saved to build a new hospital. I guess that takes care of the boys. Now let's see if we can inciso. g Were S° We’n be able to see what they a e do- Marie Brattlie, oh yes, she still manages to get to all those Hollandale dances even though she works at the Farmer' s Mutual Insur- ance Company in Madison. Charlotte Frame finished secretarial school and is married to her boss, owner of Max Factor Make-Up Corporation. Carole Burreson is on the Arthur Murray Staff. Arthur Murray thought that she was such a fine dancer that he retired and let Carole take over the business. Ethel Owens is a dietitian at the Madison General Hospital. She still has steady visitors from Arena. Mary Grimstad was a model at Manchester' s but just a few days ago won the modeling contest and will now appear on the cover of The Country Wife magazine. Margie Grimstad is married to a filling station operator and lives in a big white house in Barneveld. Carole Boe is the head nurse at the Frame Hospital. Her biggest problem now is to help Doc Frame draw the plans for the new hospital. Our train was due to reach its destination very soon, so this concluded our visit about the Senior Class of 1953 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 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 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 ROW ONE: Tom Duesler, Mary Ann Ryan, Mary Grimstad, Mrs. Punzel, Charlotte Frame, Carole Jean Burreson, Howard Theobald. ROW TWO: Carole Boe, Blaine Bunbury, Rush Watson, Dan Williams, Margie Grimstad, Ethel Owens, Gary Massey, Billy Myers, Elroy Miller. ABSENT: David Arnold, Leo Clerkin Editor Assistant Editor Junior Editor Business Manager Junior Business Manager Layout ............... Feature. Ethel Owens Margie Grimstad Tom Duesler Dan Williams Mary Ann Ryan Howard Theobald Charlotte Frame . . . Carol Boe Elroy Miller Dave Arnold Leo Clerkin Publicity Advertising..................Gary Massey (Manager) Billy Myers Dan Williams Blaine Bunbury Art Editors........................................Rush Watson Elroy Miller Annual Photographer........................................Mary Grimstad Obma Studios Typists........................................Carole Burreson Mary Grimstad Charlotte Frame Adviser............................................Mrs. Punzel 13 ROW ONE: Elden Cushman, Mary Enloe, Shirley Ash, Mary Ann Ryan, Norita Eveland, Leo Clerkin. ROW 1W0: Billy Brennan. Gary Massey, Charlotte Enloe, Margreth Hosking, Audrey Owens, Fred Segebrecht, Pete Trainor, Mrs. Punzel. ABSENT: Helen Zepplin, Jerry Blaser. 14 ROW ONE: Dick Moyer, Dan Williams, Tom Duesler, Dave Arnold, Blaine Bunbury, Leo Clerkin, Bill Myers, Ronald Bunbury, Elroy Miller, Pete Trainor, Vernon Frame, Dick Dodge. ROW TWO: Mr. Lawrence, Elden Cushman, Phil Erickson, Gerald Cork, Franklyn Erickson, Harvey Theobald, Bill Brennan, Tom Clerkin, Larry Jabs, Gary Massey, Bill Hosking. ROW ONE: Franklyn Erickson, Ray Bunbury, Tom Duesler, Dan Williams, Gerald Cork, Reginald Brattlie, Phillip Erickson. ROW TWO: Dick Dodge, Phillip Schaller, Ronald Gilbertson, Blaine Bunbury, Harvey Theobald, Dick Dauck, Howard Theobald. ROW THREE: Pat McSherry, William Hosking, Bill Short, Walter Campbell, Paul Helgeson, Elden Cushman. 15 ROW ONE: Jim Owens, Shirley Ash, Norita Eveland, Audrey Owens, Helen Zepplin, Joe Owens. ROW TWO: Dick Moyer, Rush Watson, Tom Clerkin, Leo Clerkin, Elroy Miller, Bill Brennan, Dan Williams, Gerald Cork, Mr. Lawrence. ROW THREE: Jerry Blaser, Franklyn Erickson, Tom Duesler. HOME November 18, 1952 December 5 1952 December 9, 1952 December 16, 1952 December 18, 1952 January 9, 1953 January 20, 1953 January 27, 1953 February 6, 1953 February 20, 1953 Barneveld 4-1 Barneveld 48 Barneveld 49 Barneveld 39 Barneveld 58 Barneveld 66 Barneveld 46 Barneveld 32 Barneveld 5 Barneveld 50 Gratiot 27 Livingston 63 Cobb 40 Cambridge 42 Linden 36 Montfort 36 Highland 47 Black Earth 4l Hollandale 44 Ridgeway 58 AWAY November 25, 1952 December 2, 1952 December 12, 1952 January 10, 1953 January 16, 1953 January 23, 1953 January 30, 1953 February 10, 1953 February 13, 1953 Highland 72 Black Earth 60 Hollandale 27 Cambridge 54 Ridgeway 39 Livingston 38 Cobb 4-0 Linden 32 Montfort 31 Barneveld 4-1 Barneveld 58 Barneveld 56 Barneveld 4-2 Barneveld 4-3 Barneveld 35 Barneveld 53 Barneveld 65 Barneveld 37 Barneveld participated in the Waunakee tournament this year and won one of the three games they played. They beat Deforest 55 to 4-7 in the opener and lost to Lodi in the second game 53 to 51. In the final game they were beaten by Waunakee 70 to 59. This page compliments of BARNEVELD MOTORS Phone 69 16 ROW ONE; Donna Varcoe, Margreth Hosking, Mary Ann Ryan, Jean Ranney. ROW TWO: Pat McSherry, Dick Dauck, Dick Dodge, Fred Segebrecht, Phil Schaller, Howard Theobald, Reginald Brattlie, Mr. Schaefer. ROW THREE: LeRoy Evans, Elden Cushman, Phil Erickson, Larry Jabs, Stanley Wetter, Ray Bunbury. I [ A N November 18, December 5, December 9 , December 16, January 9, January 20, January 27, February 6, February 20, 1952 19 52 1952 1952 1953 1953 1953 1953 1953 HOME Barneveld 27 Barneveld 36 Barneveld 63 Barneveld 31 Barneveld 27 Barneveld 59 Barneveld 36 Barneveld Barneveld Gratiot Livingston Cobb Cambridge Montfort Highland Black Earth Hollandale Ridgeway AWAY November 25, 1952 Highland 23 Barneveld b2 December 2, 1952 Black Earth 33 Barneveld bO December 12, 1952 Hollandale 22 Barneveld 3 + January 10, 1953 Cambridge 50 Barneveld 2b January 16, 1953 Ridgeway b2 Barneveld 5b January 23, 1953 Livingston 27 Barneveld 30 January 30, 1953 Cobb 0 Barneveld 2 February 13, 1953 Montfort 28 Barneveld bl Barneveld High School finished a successful season under Coach John Lawrence with a 10 won and 9 loss record. They out- scored their opponents 913 to 807. Leading scorers were Tom Clerkin, Leo Clerkin, Jerry Blaser and Dan Williams respectively. 17 (fdand ROW ONE: Helen Zepplin, Ethel Owens, Tom Duesler, Bill Myers, Dan Williams, Bill Brennan, Fred Segebrecht, Dick Dodge, Walter Campbell, Marilyn Dodge, Marian Meyer. ROW TWO: Blaine Bunbury, Norita Eveland, Laverne Marty, Billy Friedli, Mary Grimstad, Helen Meyer, Alice Campbell, Margie Grimstad, Jerry Blaser, Audrey Owens, Arbutus Bohle, Dick Moyer, Shirley Ash, Mr. Schaefer. ABSENT: Franklyn Erickson. ROW ONE; Elden Cushman, Dick Moyer, Stanley Wetter, Billy Friedli, Laverne Marty, Ronnie Gordon, William Hosking, Donald Gilbertson, Bill Myers, Tom Duesler. ROW TWO: Jean Ranney, Norita Eveland, Helen Zepplin, Mary Grimstad, Margie Grimstad. Alice Campbell, Mary Arnold, Ethel Owens, Helen Meyer, Anna Mae Arndt, Lois Dougherty, Donna Varcoe, Mr. Schaefer. ROW THREE: Carol Stenseth, Charlotte Enloe, Lucille Peterson, Charlotte Frame, Carole Jean Burreson, Carole Boe, Mary Enloe, Donna Walstad, Shirley Moyer, Shirley Ash, Margreth Hosking, Marie Brattlie, Marian Meyer, Maxine Theobald. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Opsal, Carl Christen, Dick Dauck, Paul Helgeson, Douglas Carden, Blaine Bunbury, Dick Dodge. Howard Theobald, Gaiy Massey, Tom Clerkin, Pete Trainor, Elroy Miller, Dan Willians ROW ONE: Mrs. Collins, Margie Grimstad, Ethel Owens, Jean Ranney, Donna Varcoe, Shirley Ash, Alice Campbell, Helen Meyer. ROW TWO: Helen Zepplin, Charlotte Frame, Mary Enloe, Tom Duesler, Dan Williams, Fred Segrebrecht, Elroy Miller. ROW THREE: Charlotte Enloe, Audrey Owens, Carole Jean Burreson, Margreth Hosking, Norita Eveland, Mary Ann Ryan. Absent: Mary Grimstad. ROW ONE: Mr. Lawrence, Dick Moyer, Howard Theobald, Ronald Gilbertson, Vernon Frame, Tom Duesler, Dan Williams, Billy Brennan, Franklyn Erickson, Gerald Cork, Leo Clerkin. ROW TWO: Rush Watson, Bill Myers, Elroy Miller, Blaine Bunbury, Tom Clerkin, Dave Arnold, Ronnie Bunbury. Pete Trainor. ROW THREE: Elden Cushman, Phil Erickson, Gary Massey, Harvey Theobald, Jerry Blaser. 19 This page sponsored by BARNEVELD IMPLEMENT COMPANY ROW ONE: Dan Williams, Tom Duesler, Ronnie Bunbury, Tom Clerkin, Gary Massey, Vernon Frame, Leo Clerkin, Pete Trainor, Blaine Bunbury, Gerald Cork, Tom Frame, Fred Segebrecht, Reginald Brattlie, Donald Brunker, Ken Olson, Jerry Blaser, Mr. Butteris. ROW TWO: Jim Reuter, Walter Evans, Dick_Theobald, Ronnie Opsal, Allen Henry, Ronald Gilbertson, Dale Olson, Harvey Theobald, Howard Theobald, Dick Dauck, Paul Helgeson, Larry Jabs, 'Walter CampbellJ Ray Bunbury, LeRoy Evans, Elden Cushman, Bill Short, William Murphy, Donald Berg, Rodney Dietzman, Jack Uw( Jerry Kraus, Ray Venden, Ernest Rickli, Richard Strutt ROW FOUR: Bill Hosking, Bernard Henry, Ronald Gordon, Jo Owens, Laverne Marty, Jim Owens, Donald Gilbertson, Marvel Nelson. ABSENT: Nelmer Weber,Roger Mueller, Richard Hanson. Barneveld Union Free High School's second annual school fair was held on Friday September 26, 1952. Th6 weather was ideal and a large crowd attended. The first event of the day was judging the exhibits. This event took most of the morning because of the numerous entries. At noon a parade of beautifully decorated floats, exhibits, and bands attracted a large group of spectators. The Junior Class won lirst place with their Conservation float and the Barneveld Grades won first placing in the School Days division. The tractor driving contest was held next with Ronald Gilbertson taking first place. At 2:00, the big event of the afternoon, the football game took place with Highland emerging as the victors by a score of 33-0. A dance was held in the evening at the gym with music by Bob Gest. The fair queen, Norita Eveland, was crowned by the Advancement Association Pres- ident, Rev. Monard Sanford. She chose Dan Williams to reign as her king. The court of honor included: Jean Ranney, Margreth Hosking, Carol Boe, Audrey Owens, and Helen Zepplin. Everyone involved felt the fair to be well worth the time and effort and all are looking forward to next year's gala event. 20 Senior (Constitution We, the class of 1953 in order to form a more perfect school, to Insure good behavior, and to set a good example for our underclassmen, do hereby establish this constitution to the Barneveld Union Free High School. ARTICLE I: BEHAVIOR DEPARTMENT Section 1 There shall be free communication at all times. Section 2: If desired, popular pieces will be played while studying. Section 3 Each student shall have the right to grade his report card to suit his parents. Section Each shall determine his own assignment and hand in his work whenever he sees fit to do so. ARTICLE II: RECREATION DEPARTMENT So +-.ion 1: It is unnecessary to receive a permit to cla s after an absence. Why bother Mr. Smith? Section 2: Any person is given the privilege of taking any of the cars from high school for a joy ride Section 3s All persons skipping school shall receive extra credit marks. Section 4-j At any time luring the day a motion may be made to have school dismissed. ARTICLE III: REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT Section 1: Breakfast will be served at any time to late students. Section 2: Lunches will be served throughout the day at the expense of the school board. ARTICLE IV: ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Section 1: The boys shall be permitted to have especially late hours the nights before games. Section 2: Omit the players bus and leave it up to the boys to finda way 22 ddoard oj? Education Mr. Ralph Paulson, Mrs. Alfred Schurch, Mr. Willis Owens Mr. Otto Oimoen, Mr. Kermit Garden, Mr. Ole Christopherson Adolph Zimmerman, Doe11 Brusveen, 23 Speed Mrs. Smith Helen Theobald, Sophia Kvernan p R I M A R y I N I [ R M [ D I A I [ STANDING (left to right): Margaret Heller, Darlene Forbes, Lavon Budd, Barbara Jones, Mavis Osborn, Dale Williams, Bobbie Williams, Beverly Osborn, Jimmy Segebrecht, Billy Clerkin, Judy Solcbehbergera Judy Moyer, Lelaiid Pollack, Billy Jones, Duane Burkhalter, Dick'Gilbertson, Bobby Cork, Larry Kast, Bobby Schaller, FIRST ROW (seated-back to front): Larry. Solchenberger,Mary Jo Sanford, Linda McSherry, Bonnie Duffey, Joyce Budd, Simone Arneson, Dianne Arneson, Janice Henry, Mary Meyer. SECOND ROW (seated-back to front): Kathleen O'Neill, Janet Watson. Charlene O'Neill, Susan Harris,Wendell Arneson, THIRD ROW seated-back to front): Kathy Wetter, Elsie Jane Dueeler, Johnny Kole, Bert Whitcombe. STANDING (left to right): Hubert Heller, Donnie Budd, Beatrice Kole, Jeanne O'Neill, Nancy Theobald, Fay Budd, Linda Burkhalter, Douglas Theobald, Sandra Harris, Sherman Sterner, Miss Price, Janet Osborn, Fredrick Meyer, Rebecca Watson, Ronald Jabs, Russell Pollock, Lane Theobald, Lonnie Arneson, Dixie Theobald. Tommy Arneson. ROW ONE (front to bacx): Donald Williams, Bobby Harris, Llaine Moen, Beverly Dodge, Judy Wetter, Mary Zepplin, Jimmy Henry. ROW TWO (front to back): Jerry Tollison, Sue Ann Arneson, Carol Carden, Ervin Solchenberger. ROW THREE (front to back): Donna Jones, Evelyn Osborn, Karen Friedli, Donald Moen. ABSENT: Duwayne Heller, Milton Heller. 24 STANDING (left to right): Mr. Hennessey, Ralph Solchenberger, Lorraine Kast, Nancy Dodge, Dennis Carden, Eileen Moen, Nancy Watkins, Ronald Arndt, Donna Peterson, Billy Meyer, Dennis Budd, Jerry Haglund, Bobby Duffey, Marilyn Dodge, Larry Myers, Dorothy Clerkin, Shirley Jones, Roberta Wetter, Robert Burkhalter, Karen Jabs, Doris Henry, Patricia Bunbury. ROW ONE (frpnt to back): Loris Budd, Jane Sanford, Nancy Burkhalter, Joan Schurch, Sharon Jones. ROW TWO (front to back): Jo Anne O'Neill, Billy Carden, Donna Clerkin, Barbara Kole, Julie Theobald. ROW THREE (front to back): Ronnie Cushman, Bonnie Carden, Judy Arnold, Doreen Peter- son, Dickie Friedli. « P P [ I c R A D [ $ ROW ONE: Judy Moyer, Jeanne O'Neill, Bonnie Carden, Dorothy Clerkin, Jane Sanford, Judy Wetter, Mary Jo Sanford. ROW TWO: Mr. Hennessey, Billy Carden, Ronald Arndt, Bobby Duffey, Billy Meyer, Jerry Haglund, Dennis Carden, Dennis Budd, Dickie Friedli. ROW THREE: Ronnie Cushman, Larry Myers, Bobby Burkhalter. $ 25 A SAFE BANK WITH A GOOD RECORD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 d urneueid tute dearth ORGANIZED 1896 BARNEVELD, WISCONSIN COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CHECKING ACCOUNTS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 26 dred CduAendorj j Cjaraye Chevrolet Sales Service Barneveld, Wisconsin —Expert Repairing On All Makes Of Cars— fcidyeusay c-jCumler and Cduel Company Everything to Build Anything Coal - Lumber - Paint - Cement - Roofing - Fencing Hardware Service Phone 12W Ridgeway, Wisconsin Ceterdon Supply Company Heating - Plumbing Allis-Chalmers Power Farm Equipment Dodge Plymouth Cars - Trucks Telephone l8l Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin Compliments of lAJatlon Barneveld, Wisconsin Agricultural Lime Gravel Repair Shop Phone- 66W Compliments of GAMBLE STORE SKELGAS CARDEN ELECTRIC Roy C. Lienau For Electrical Wiring And Service Appliances Hardware, Freezers, Clothing Phone S’R Barneveld, Wisconsin Furniture, Floor Covering Home Improvement Services Kermit Carden-Proprietor Phone 13 Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin STANDARD OIL COMPANY OBMA STUDIOS White Crown UGasolines PHOTOGRAPHY Fuel oils, motor oils and greases Dodgeville E. N. Knudson Wisconsin Barneveld, Wisconsin Compliments of V. C. O'NEILL CHARM BEAUTY SHOP Maintenance and Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin Escavating Contractor Beauty is our Motto Painting and Bulldozing Visit Our Gift Counter Merle Norman Cosmetics Barneveld, Wisconsin Phone 122 Huldah Dick-Mgr. ALICE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ridgeway, Wisconsin Buying brushes? Always buy the best. FULLER BRUSHES Phone 62R Mr. Mrs. Wm. Brennan Barneveld, Wis. Iowa County Agents Phone 53w Helene Curtis Permanent Alice Fitzsimons-Mgr. Before Painting see WILLIAM BRENNAN and get his prices. He will treat you right. 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