Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

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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

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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