Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1966 volume:

table of contents Memory Dedication Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen VERNON Organizations Athletics THOUSAND Activities Elementary Advertisements (1921-1965) It was with deep sorrow that on September 16, 1965 the news came to our school that Vernon Thousand had passed away. He will be re- membered by all as a faithful father, a fine friend, and conscientious citizen of our community. His words were few but kind, his smile genuine and true. We remember him gratefully. LESTER SUTTON (1906-1965) In Memory of Mr. Sutton who gave unselfishly of his time and effort to the students, friends, and the community. He was a dedicated teacher and worked devotedly for a better school. To the students, he was a friend who helped them with their problems, to the teachers he was a leader of en- couragement, and to the school personnel he was a dedicated inspiration. The memories of his diligent work and friendly ways will never be forgotten. We the Senior Class of 1966 dedicate this annual to our faithful janitor, Mr. Richard Harpold, who has been with us for the past seven years. His warm smile and cheerful ways greet us each day in the halls of Barneveld High School. He is an understanding friend to everyone. His tireless work in keeping our school a clean and desirable place for work and play is deeply appreciated. For this and his kindness and warmness of heart, we thank him. 2 t teaVustUo tearoom ated metal ball to be water to make tea. ber't; -ber.t), n. d'he eb short or sweet biscu §- ■ 'i, H. - TEA. VA . I t.: taught (.tot); • I y teach .1 1. To itjmI ’ustom to some Studies o£. 3 To irA, Jk Greek. 4. To maVG . _ v. To give instr i instruct, educate, k te u-’an re knowledge or _ k°- - so that others ma5 Jkerberry. R ed with alt Ik j J OW now; I jwledge Vtorma'J I as teac .me, scf ,th imq istructj ,tng oulf lr°-ar, s° that others ma j lAatlr Vnovdedge; educate, the P ffl ing ou Kg O ,a • train, such subjectior ! the pm [hividua , discipline, subordination lot 1 min: ng or disciplining, esp. in thay FAs , .. ndj. Capable ol bemgii ' .bil'i ty hbvl'T- [cath « .Vy oo«- tC a, n. One jft'e C';fto instruct; an atioT1- i a == OVENUIRD, 2. b Yiet X) a' The act or protession ol J n raction; doctrine. A - n. A- cup ior tea; our u OuA PtfotClpGjJ Well known around Barneveld is our Prin- cipal, Mr. Benson, a graduate of Luther College and Winona State College. As a friend or as a principal, he can't be beat in the opinion of the students. He is con- stantly working as he holds meetings, in- terviews new teachers, makes announce- ments, peps up pep sessions, creates new ideas, and frowns upon bad boys. His work is never done. There's always more to do and he doesn't mind helping people with individual problems. Senior Class Adviser Fd£uifej MR. PASKEY MUSIC Milton College B.M.E. Platte ville State U. Marshall, Wisconsin MR. ERDMAN SOCIAL SCIENCE Concordia College, St. Paul Northland College Platteville State U. Ashland, Wisconsin Annual Adviser Senior Class Adviser MR. O'KEEFE AG., CHEMISTRY DRIVERS ED. Platteville State U., B.S. Wisconsin Dells, Wise. MRS. GROOMS HOME ECONOMICS University of Wise., B.S. North Freedom, Wisconsin MRS. MARSHA McAULIFFE ENGLISH LaCrosse State U., B.S. LaCrosse, Wisconsin MRS. OWENS MATH Superior State U., B.E. Platteville State College Minong, Wisconsin MR. JAMES NELSON COMMERCIAL ASST. FOOTBALL HEAD WRESTLING COACH Whitewater State Uni. University of Wise. Rhinelander, Wise. MR. BARRY REMMEL SCIENCE Whitewater State College B.E. Neenah, Wisconsin MR. ZABLOCKI COACH MANUAL ARTS Platteville State College Pulaski, Wisconsin 5 W utfe i0tw ce We the Seniors would like to thank you for all the time you have spent in making our high school years more enjoyable. Cooks: A. Zepplin, A. Carden, B. Evans. Bus drivers: V. Jabs, L. Harpold, A. Knight, S. Raisbeck, H. Knight, D. Dauck (not pictured). 6 Secretary Mrs. Watson Janitors: Mr. Harpold, Mr. Schal- ler (not pictured). or tT coro.P es Xo the c °ae c :o «?? x «j t duaUy shhh) SENIORS Qtodto Cfo S off 1966 0(!a$$ [lotto WE LOOK FORWARD WITH HOPE AND BACKWARD WITH PRIDE SALUTATORI AN JUDITH AMELIA ZEPPLIN I love to talk. Have I said enough, or shall I say more? Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; B-Club 4; Band 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Class Officer 1,3; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Court 2. VALEDICTORIAN SANDRA KAY MASSEY A heart of gold and a mind much richer. Annual Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Mixed Quartet 2,4; Color Guard 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Class Officer 2; Prom Court 2,3. HONOR STUDENT LOLA RUTH STENSETH Rather be heard of than heard. Annual, Staff 4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Forensics 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Homecoming Queen 4. Class Officers DENNIS L. BILSE Give me the right time, the right girl, and the right place and leave the rest up to me. Baseball 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Prom Court 3. LINDA MAE BRENNUM She's so very calm and sweet, gals like her are hard to beat. Class Officer 4. ROBERT JAMES CLERKIN He's got that far away look in his eyes; he's looking at his feet. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; B-Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Court 1,4. LINDA LOUISE CAMPBELL It's nice to be natural when your naturally nice. B-Club 3,4; Band 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Court 2,3; D.A.R. 9 DAVID ALLAN DEVOE I'm not lazy--I work so fast I'm always finished. B-Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; Foot- ball Manager 3; Homecoming Court 3. BERNARD LEROY DYRESON It's not what you do, it's what you get away with. B-Club 4; Basketball 2; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3,4; Prom Court 3; Student Council President 4. LUANNE HELLEN GILBERTSON She was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4; Color Guard 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Prom Queen 3. DALLAS DEAN JOHNSON Oh, Why should life all labor, be. B-Club 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. CoQm: SUSAN DIANNE JOHNSRUD Calm--but wait until you know her. Glee Club 4. 10 Wtdfo Chss FQouj4M Red' DAVID HARVEY JONES Blessed is he who invented sleep. All-Conference Football 4; Foot- ball 3,4; Class Play 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; Basketball Manager 1; Baseball Manager 2; B-Club 2,3,4. GAIL ARDIS KOMPLIN I want to be shy, but the boys won't let me. Annual Staff 4; B-Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Fair Queen 4. MaDONNA LEA MYERS I'm willing to be convinced, but I'd like to see the person who could do it. Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; All-Star Band 3; Library Club 1,2; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Fair Court 4; Glee Club 4. OTIS H. NELSON The harder I try the gooder to be the worser I get. Basketball 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Class Officer 1. 11 DIANNE LYNN OLSON Happy, clever, full of fun. She has a smile for everyone. Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Forensics 2,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Color Guard 2,3,4. TRUDY LUANN PETERSON Busiest little thing you ever did see. Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Class Officer 4; Court 3. GEORGE B. RANNEY Little do I care for school except for the nights. Basketball 1,2; Class Play 3; Prom and Fair Court 3. SUSAN I. SHOWEN She takes life with a smile be- cause it is full of happiness and fun. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Class Play 3,4. GERARD L SCHALLER No matter how thin you slice it— it's still baloney. Annual Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Class Officer 3; Prom King 3; Badger Boys State 3. SONIA ANITA SCHUELKE The winson blonde, and friend so fond. Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Mixed Quartet 3,4; All-Star Chorus 4; Forensics 1,3,4; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Class Officer 4; Prom Court 4; Badger Girls State 3. RONALD VERNON THOUSAND I think school should be ten min- utes long—five to come and five to go. Football Manager 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Baseball Manager 3; B-Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Prom 3; Homecoming 2,4. MARLENE ANN WIRTH Full of pep and nonsense too. Does what she's not expected to. Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Glee Club 1,2. DENNIS RAYMOND THOMPSON I thought I caught myself studying --dreaming again. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; B-Club 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming King 4. MARGARET JANE WILLIAMS An echo is the only thing which can cheat her out of her last word. Annual Staff 4; B-Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1. Q dOl( GRADUATING??? HELP I DIDN'T DO IT SENIORS Hmmmmmm LEAVING SCHOOL BUSY-BUSY DOING DISHES INNOCENCE DISMISSAL STUDYING HARD ANNUAL STAFF D.A.R. CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN: In August 1962, thirty green but hopeful freshmen entered the pearly gates of Barneveld High School under the leadership of Mr. Kalb. After being accepted into the human race upon initiation on October 18, we elected the following officers: President, Jane Callahan; V. President, Judy Zepplin; Secretary, Gail Komplin; Treasurer, Otis Nelson. Becky Monson was elected Fair representative; she chose Lyle Komplin as her escort. Bill Jones was chosen as escort by Alice Scheopp for the Snow Ball dance. Homecoming representative was Bob Clerkin; he chose Jane Calla- han as his date. Becky Monson, Jim Eveland, and Alice Scheopp left our flock. SOPHOMORE: We're one year closer to our goal of being Seniors. Mr. Paskey and Mr. Watrud were our class advisors. Class officers elected to lead us were: President, Dave DeVoe; V. President, Linda Campbell, Secretary, Sandy Mas- sey; Treasurer, Peggy Williams. Linda Campbell was elected Fair Representative; she chose Larry Anderson as her escort. Ron Thousand picked Anita Roberts as his date for Homecoming. To our dismay Jane Callahan left us, but we were joined by Bernie Dyreson. JUNIORS: As upperclassmen, we were led by Mr. Paskey and Mr. Watrud. Class officers elected were: President, Linda Campbell; V. President, Bernie Dyreson; Secretary, Jerry Schaller; Treasurer, Judy Zepplin. Trudy Peterson was our Fair Representative and she chose George Ranney as her escort. Homecoming Representative was Dave DeVoe with his date Linda Campbell. Prom King was Jerry Schaller with his Queen Luanne Gilbertson. Our theme was Emerald Isles . Our Jr. class play, entitled The Dancing Ghost , was a very unusual kind of mystery comedy. Jenny Olson and Bill Brennum left our class. SENIORS: We've finally reached the top! ! ! Our class advisors were Mr. Paskey and Mr. O'Keefe. Class officers elected to finish our school days were: President, Sonia Schuelke; V. President, Linda Brennum; Secretary, Trudy Peter- son; Treasurer, Dianne Olson. Gail Komplin was elected our Fair Queen; she chose Bob Clerkin as her King. Donna Myers was elected Fair Representative; with her escort Bob Watson. Homecoming King was Dennis Thompson and his Queen Lola Stenseth. Ron Thousand was chosen Representative with his date Lana Oimoen. Sonia Schuelke represented the class on the Prom Court. Our class play, entitled Room Bored, was a typi- cal family comedy. Student Council: President, Bernie Dyreson; Representatives, Donna Myers and Lola Sten- seth. Our hard-working annual editors were Sandy Massey and Jerry Schaller. On June 1, 1966 we sorrowfully left our places at B.H.S. to join the ranks of our alumni. This then is the history of the proud and mighty Seniors of 66. 15 Chss WM We the Seniors of 1966 of Barneveld High School being of sound mind and memory do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Dennis Bilse, will my ability to get in trouble to the Freshman Class to use in their next three years of High School. I, Linda Brennum, will my sweet ways and willingness to work to the Sophomore Class for their remaining years in school. I, Linda Campbell, will all of my fun ways and deep secrets to Nancy who hates to miss out on anything. I, Bob Clerkin, will my mischievous ways to Arnie Knight who is such a perfect angel. I, David DeVoe, will my love of English to anyone who will take it. I, Bernie Dyreson, will my ability to make wise cracks to Bob Watson who would never think of such a thing. I, Luanne Gilbertson, will my ability to run out of gas at the right time to anyone who needs a good excuse. I, Dallas Johnson, will my ability on the trampoline to the Girls Phy. Ed. Class. I, Susan Johnsrud, will all my books and papers to the Juniors as my future holds no plans for them. I, David Jones, will my ability to fall asleep in class to all other night owls. I, Gail Komplin, will my cheerleading ability to Sonja Arneson who already has a bright future in cheer- leading. I, Sandy Massey, will my Ann Landers' advice to Co- lette Humphrey so she can pass it on to the under- classmen. I, Donna Myers, will my ability to stay up all night to anyone who likes to suffer from tired blood. I, Otis Nelson, will my love of cars to Denny Oimoen. I, Dianne Olson, will my quiet ways to Sandy Peterson who might have a hard time putting them to use. I, Trudy Peterson, will my love of dancing to the boys of B.H.S. I, George Ranney, will my ability to get caught chew- ing gum to future Social Problems students who en- joy wearing it on the tip of their nose. I, Jerry Schaller, will my love of strange malts (es- pecially lime) to anyone who has a concrete stomach. I, Sonia Schuelke, will my singing ability to Fran Messenger who we doubt will need it. I, Susie Showen, will my cute smile to Molly who greets everyone with a smile. I, Lola Stenseth, will my ability in art to Gail Osborn. I, Dennis Thompson, will my nickname Sweetie-Pie to Ted so he can have as much fun with it. 1, Ron Thousand, will my ability in chewing (gum?) to Sharon who might find this flavor a bit too strong. I, Peggy Williams, will my love of Hollandale to other girls of B.H.S. who might also have an in- terest there. I, Marlene Wirth, will my ability to have fun to all the underclassmen. I, Judy Zepplin, will my speed in Typing, Shorthand, AND TALKING to Sandy Arneson who already has a good start in all three. 16 Ron T. Luanne G. -r Judy Z. Linda B George R. Diane A. Susan J. Dave D. Sue S Sonia S Dennis T. Sandy M. Dennis B. Marlene V� Dallas J. Lola Gail K. Otis N. Bernie D. Donna M. Peg W. Bob C. Dave J. Linda C. Trudy P. Vv PiOphbCy At the 1976 Homecoming Dance, the former 1966 Seniors were honored. It was found that they are engaged in the following occupations: DONNA MYERS is now a strict Phys. Ed. teacher at Blanchardville High School who makes all the girls take showers. LUANNE GILBERTSON now owns a farm of her own which she calls Pitch - fork Lulu's Cat Farm. DAVE JONES is now a professor who severely punishes anyone who falls asleep in his classes. LINDA BRENNUM now owns a string of Cafes throughout the U.S. called Linda's Luncheon. DALLAS JOHNSON is now a world famous hunter in Africa who will always be remembered for killing 24 ferocious lions. LOLA STENSETH is now a famous concert pianist who is now giving Liberace a run for his money. LINDA CAMPBELL a graduate of P.S.U., is working on developing a new time system where the days begin at 9:00 P.M. JERRY SCHALLER is now a T.V. announcer advertising the new brand of Sussexes. TRUDY PETERSON is now the owner of her own dress shop called Peter- son's Petite Parlor. SUE JOHNSRUD is now residing at Stevens Point where she operates her own baby sitting agency called Sues Sitting Service. DENNIS BILSE OTIS NELSON are presently Superintendent and Principal respectively, at the newly named and established OTNY BILSON School at Barneveld. BERNIE DYRESON is now a Social Problems teacher at the new Barneveld School who instead of giving advice to the students, he asks for it. DIANNE OLSON is now a happy housewife in Black Earth learning how to put up com shocks instead of knocking them down. PEGGY WILLIAMS is now a Cheerleading Instructor at a leading college in Switzerland specializing in demonstrating how to do the flip. SUE SHOWEN is now residing in Trout Creek racing her 1965 red mustang in races throughout the country. MARLENE WIRTH is now in Texas hoping to get rich quick drilling for oil in her spare time. SONIA SCHUELKE is now a newspaper columnist for the Wisconsin State Journal helping teenagers with her column entitled Cheer Up, The Worst is Yet to Come. DENNIS THOMPSON now owns a new dairy farm in rural Barneveld trying to make his second million. BOB CLERKIN is now an electrician who specializes in installing thermostats. GEORGE RANNEY is now the owner and operator of a World Famous Resort formerly called Ranney's Pond. RON THOUSAND now owns a chain of farms which he calls Muggsies1 Thousand. GAIL KOMPLIN is now a famous hair stylist who is in demand by all the movie actresses throughout the world. SANDY MASSEY, because of her great desire to go to Europe, is now in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean rowing her little Wallybell while singing Staling, Staling over the ocean blue. JUDY ZEPPLIN is now working in Iceland as a private secretary at the Ludwigson Guitar Manufacturing Company. DAVE DEVOE now an English teacher at Barneveld High School, is teaching a new method of English where you don't got to do nothing. 18 know ing'iit wr edge KNOWLEL e; praetic mation; a understand ich is gain 5, broadly,' en personiiU pl. 6. Se: e-a- edge or past part, of know. th'ing, n. 1. An ignora A member of a secrel hed 1853-56 and adv r of the foreign-born equal nt to m Ptl( ble non) JUN ORS an now commo e knee or ho beef, I ROW I: S. Forbes, J. Richard, E. Stenseth, S. Arneson, S. Fortman, D. Anderson, L. Schaller, B. Moen. ROW II: Mrs. Grooms, R. Thomas, P. Fortman, D. Oimoen, K. Nihles, C. Johnson, B. Handel, J. Johnsrud, A. Rob- erts, Mr. Nelson. ROW III: J. Swenson, J. Duffey, M. Burns, L. Oimoen, T. Hook, B. Watson, G. Hill, L. Humphrey. JumIOA Class Pres. B. Watson V. Pres. D. Oimoen Sec. J. Richards Treas. D. Burns. A V o ,cVP c@Zit to CQ Y M A eV xS ® . iot vv 8p%tol C V- :As?Vl:0o 'e- [ e V° °„o' 'cli.� 'pe' A°tJS °':'’’a' • W Pv re' Iff- ePte . 3 2 OVx Yt- 11 C-C %v v e fE i ws v « AVV'-I SOPHOMORES CopkoMcm (%ss Pres. S. Thoni V. Pres. D. Reeson Sec. M. Burns Treas. D. Oimoen ROW I: L. Handel, D. Otto, C. Humphrey, G. Jackson, J. Peterson, J. Lease, D. Wirth, S. Thousand. ROW II: Mrs. Owens, S. Thoni, D. Reeson, R. Christen, M. Bums, D. Valstad, D. Oimoen, G. Gerke, F. Messinger, D. Forbes, Mrs. McAuliffe. ROW III: B. Budd, T. Thompson, T. Tilley, B. Jabs, O. Raisbeck, D. Johnson, A. Knight. )1 ’■ 6W f -V , v , 'e U v V' Y} - r-CO A O VCOp nOvi ■ 'oC' a o ‘ ‘ V “ Z sV,., (S JT V?x „,vc' VW- a, -V ' Vete ° ?lv«V _ vi . - v °v „ v ROW 1: G. Ranney, J. Dim, J. Arneson, L. Komplin, D. Swenson, R. Jabs, D. Meyer, H. Nordby, D. Thomas. ROW II: D. Nelson, K. Buckingham, M. Fjelstad, K. Bohle, S. Buckingham, D. Richards, S. Arneson, P. Moen. ROW III: Mr. Zablocki, R. Blake, K. Rue, J. Fortman, A. Reeson, N. Campbell, S. Peterson, D. Handel, L. Oimoen, G. Osborn, Mr. Erdman. ROW IV: B. Forbes, H. Walls, G. Duffey, J. Capello, D. Nihles, T. McDonald, D. Doescher, L. Raisbeck, C. Wirth, B. Jabs. 24 ORGANIZATIONS ROW ONE: E. Stenseth, B. Handel, L. Stenseth, B. Dyreson, D. Myers, B. Jabs, L. Handel; SECOND ROW: Mr. Erdman, D. Richard, A. Roberts, O. Raisbeck, L. Raisbeck, S. Arneson. Qbuud d Cou tCt Pres. B. Dyreson V. Pres. E. Stenseth Treas. L. Handel Sec. S. Arneson ROW I: J. Peterson, L. Oimoen, E. Stenseth, D. Wirth, S. Massey, L. Stenseth, D. Olson, S. Thousand. ROW II: L. Schaller, D. Richards, S. Schuelke, C. Johnson, D. Myers, L. Handel, L. Raisbeck, A. Roberts, S. Peterson, N. Campbell, C. Humphrey, P. Williams, J. Richards, S. Arneson, P. Moen, Mrs. McAuliffe. ROW III: T. Hook, G. Duffey, G. Hill, J. Schaller, K. Rue, L. Campbell, A. Reeson, F. Messenger, J. Zepplin. 27 School Snaps B” ROW I: Mr. Zablocki, P. Williams, S. Arneson, J. Zepplin, J. Peterson, G. Komplin, L. Campbell, J. Swenson, T. Tilley. ROW II: L. Oimoen, R. Thousand, B. Jabs, D. Thomp- son, D. Jones, S. Thoni, B. Clerkin, B. Watson. ROW III: D. Johnson, D. DeVoe, B. Dyreson, L. Humphrey, J. Johnsrud, L. Schaller, O. Raisbeck, D. Oimoen. ROW I: D. Bilse, L. Oimoen, D. Thompson, D. Jones, R. Thousand, L. Humphrey, J. Swenson, R. Handel. ROW II: Mr. O'Keefe, G. Ranney, D. Thomas, T. McDonald, R. Christen, A. Knight, D. Valstad, D. Reeson. ROW III: D. Johnson, D. Doesher, T. Thompson, D. Burns, T. Tilley, D. Johnson, G. Ranney, O. Nelson. FPA ROW I: S. Thousand, J. Oimoen, S. Thoni, O. Raisbeck, M. Fjelstad, K. Bohle, G. Jackson, C. Czerwonka, K. Collins, S. Gerke. ROW II: F. Messinger, D. Anderson, L, Kast, C. Rue, J. Myers, D. Reeson, J. Schaller, D. Myers, B. Harris, M. Cleary, R. Bilse, A. Reeson, R. Blake, N. Campbell, S. Arneson. ROW III: D. Wirth, S. Arneson, K. Collins, J. Zepplin, L. Campbell, L. Raisbeck, B. Jabs, R. Thompson, J. Massey, B. Watson, B. Messinger, Mr. Paskey. A-Bcutd JuiuM BcauL ROW I: S. Arneson, K. Rue, J. Anderson, T. Thousand, J. Rich- ards, R. Schuelke. ROW II: P. Myers, B. Jabs, T. Rue, S. Weg- mueller, K. Arneson, C. DeSmet, C. Vivian, S. Otto, Mr. Paskey. 30 0Cub ROW 1: S. Fortman, K. Bohle, D. Richard, S. Massey, T. Peterson, S. Showen, S. Arnerson, P. Moen, S. Thousand. ROW II: N. Campbell, A. Oimoen, D. Handel, L. Stenseth, G. Osborn, J. Lease, J. Peterson, S. Johnsrud, M. Fjelstad. ROW III: L. Campbell, A. Reeson, J. Richard, L. Handel, P. Williams, L. Gilbertson, G. Komplin, A. Roberts, S. Peterson, D. Nelson. ROW IV: J. Zepplin, S. Schuelke, F. Messenger, K. Rudy, K. Nihles, R. Blake, B. Jabs. G. Komplin, S. Schuelke, D. Myers, L. Campbell, J. Zepplin, N. Campbell, J. Lease, F. Messenger, S. Massey. 31 We, the co-editors would like to extend our gratitude to all those who have helped to make the annual possible. First of all we would like to thank the advertisers, for without their help we could not have had an annual at all. We also deeply appreciate the co-operation and patience shown us by the teachers during picture taking time. Finally a very special thanks goes to Mr. Erdman, our annual advisor, and the annual staff who have given of their time, patience, and abilities to complete this annual. Jerry and Sandy Advisor............. Co-Editor .......... Junior Co-Editors . . Business Manager . . Layout ............. Advertisements . . . Activity Manager . Typists............ Mr. Erdman Sandy Massey Anita Roberts Evelyn Stenseth Judy Zepplin Gail Komplin Linda Campbell Sonia Schuelke Luanne Gilbertson Trudy Peterson Marlene Wirth Lola Stenseth Dianne Olson Peggy Williams Donna Myers 32 Pio 1965 fsfes Left to Right: A. Roberts, R. Thousand, J. Richards, D. Bilse, Queen L. Gilbertson, King J. Schaller, S. Massey, W. Staley, C. Johnson, B. Dyreson, L. Handel, G. Ranney. Queen Luanne King Jerry 34 Qckod Mu- 1965 35 Barneveld-Hollandale 47-14 Queen: Lola Stenseth King: Dennis Thompson Barneveld 50 Blue River 47 1966 D. Handel, L. Handel, J. Peterson, L. Oimoen, L. Stenseth, D. Thompson, R. Thousand, L. Oimoen, S. Thoni, D. Swenson la ?% % a-'“Ac ? ATHLETICS aS .W« v-i t °v c e AS PwtbM Coach Zablocki's Golden Eagles tied for third place in the Kickapoo Valley League for the 1965-1966 season. The Eagles finished with a record of four wins, three losses, and two ties. Lack of experience proved to be the team's greatest handicap; however, a determined line and experi- enced back field will return next year. We're Proud of you Team ! ROW I: D. Reeson, L. Raisbeck, A. Knight, D. Swenson, R. Jabs, D. Meyer, D. Oimoen, L. Humphrey. ROW II: Coach Mr. Zablocki, L. Schaller, D. Oimoen, S. Thoni, L. Oimoen, T. Tilley, D. Johnson, B. Clerkin, D. Thompson, B. Dyreson, D. Jones, Asst. Coach Mr. Nelson. ROW III: R. Thousand, B. Han- del, T. Thompson, T. Hook, B. Jabs, B. Watson, O. Raisbeck, J. Swenson, G. Duffey, J. Johnsrud, D. Johnson. 39 A-Tea 40 Coach Seffyer, D. Oimoen, D. Reeson, D. Nihles, J. Duffey, T. Thompson, L. Raisbeck D. Meyer, L. Komplin ROW I: A. Knight, L. Schaller, D. Swenson, J. Arneson, R. Jabs, D. Oimoen, B. Handel. ROW II: B. Byreson, R. Christen, G. Duffey, L. Oimoen, D. Valstad, D. Johnson, T. Hook, D. Burns. ROW III: L. Humphrey, G. Gerke, B. Budd, Mr. Nelson. '66 Wrestling was introduced into the Barneveld High School Athletic Pro- gram this year. This is the first time for this exciting sport in this school. Fans and wrestlers have found the sport very interesting and exciting. We did not have a winning season, but this was to be expected since it was our first year in this sport, so full of science and skill. There were seventeen wrestlers out for the sport filling all weight classes. This is something to be proud of since even large schools have forfeits. In dual matches, Barneveld won one and lost six. In Conference, we won one and lost three. The boys participated in tournament matches and received much valuable experience. This has been a building year for wrestling, but it is hoped that the enthusiasm for this thrilling sport will be maintained by the Barneveld students. The classes represented were: five freshmen, five sophomores, six juniors, and one senior. Bernie Dyreson, the only senior, did a fine job in the 165 weight class. He had a 4 and 0 record in the conference and a good overall record. The school is proud of all the wrestlers! 42 B A S E B A L L ROW I: Coach Zablocki, D. Oimoen, D. DeVoe, S. Thoni, J. Johnsrud, O. Raisbeck. ROW II: D. Thompson, D. Johnson, B. Watson, T. Thompson, B. Jabs. ROW I: Mr. Seyffer, J. Duffey, D. DeVoe, S. Thoni, D. Reeson, D. Oimoen, L. Raisbeck, Coach Zablocki. ROW II: J. Duffey, B. Handel, T. Hook, D. Oimoen, D. Valstad, L. Hum- phrey, R. Christen ROW III: J. Swenson, B. Jabs, O. Raisebeck, B. Watson, B. Clerkin, D. Johnson, J. Johnsrud. 43 Art i - :t tt'taltel' e-me n' its (.see ; as, elemental ;J'€rj1 B it; as, an elemen Iw jySk «v vi ia of physical na i«31 . Elementary; uncil BBA try. 4;. Forming a If en'ta-ry (-1 a• ri), a 11 j .BBBhlP v | treating of, the ary. 3. Chem. Of or • e element; simple; uncoraM'■■•,% dttc. Pert, to or concerned wvWB entary education; elementary S the secondary school Cm tl 6 or 8 grades). — tl-V r i uP j v ,4cle. , of - infinitely small cV --ntary particly • on (,6V B — eVe |r.vi., ad. Rrincipiy to an el as, an � us tron nents. K I N D E R G A R T E N ROW I: D. Lease, E. Budd, L. Budd, D. Brindley. ROW II: D. Czerwonka, R. Wells, G. Pep- per, D. Theoblad, J. Hook, T. Benson, B. Calvert, R. Mueller. ROW III: H. Garfoot, T. Eveland, S. Sather, K. Davidson, M. Brennan, J. Schmidt, J. Handel, Mrs. Pauli. ROW I: D. Hughes, R. Watkins, D. Severson, D. Severson, H. Norby, R. Reeson. ROW II: V. Arndt, S. Brindley, D. Clerkin, J. Frame, J. Williams, T. Trainor, J. Watson. ROW III: S. Tilley, V. Williams, J. Kelly, R. Berry, J. Buol, V. Myers, Mrs. Pauli. 46 ROW I: J. Hughes, C. Dyreson, P. Oimoen, C. Reeson, M. Mieden, B. Moyer, D. Brindley, G. McSherry. ROW II: J. Carmody, A. Schuelke, L. Thousand, G. Oimoen, D. Thousand, S. Wells, J. Monson, J. Frane. ROW III: Mrs. Owens, K. Ryan, R. Dauck, C. Boe, M. Clerkin, J. Hook, M. Segebrecht. Absent: N. Straubhaar. G R A D E 1 2 ROW I: V. Williams, G. Myers, P. Lease, C. Watson, L. Moen, S. Scott, J. Severson. ROW II: K. Calvert, G. Buireson, R. Collins, J. Manteufel, J. Hathaway, J. Twiton, T. Tilley, P. Bilse, F. Garfoot. ROW III: Miss Innes, M. Myers, D. Carmody, K. Swenson, L. DeSmet, B. Twiton, P. Brennan, R. Powers, B. Theobald. 47 ROW I: R. Garner, D. Brindley, R. Moyer, R. Hendrickson, R. Peterson, R. Johnson, B. Aschliman, J. Lease. ROW II: M. Tilley, D. Messinger, S. Watson, R. Lee, L. Jabs, K. Schlimgen, M. Carmody. ROW III: Mrs. Seyffer, E. Arneson, L. Scott, J. Segebrecht, R Trainor, G. Clerkin, N. Otto, T. DeSmet, D. Calvert. Absent: R. Straubhaar. ROW I: K. Tilley, R. Severson, G. Mieden, J. Rickey, L. Wegmueller. ROW II: R. Hend- rickson, D. Ryan, T. Fjelstad, T. Benson, B. Schlimgen, J. Jenson, J. Wegmueller, M. McSherry. ROW III: J. Czerwonka, J. Eveland, L. Knight, D. Pepper, P. Arnesoi., J. Myers, C. Calbert, H. Frame, O. Bolden. Mrs. Nelson. 48 SEATED: J. Hughes, M. Myers, R. Wells, N. Roberts, R. Reeson. ROW I: C. Aschleman, D. Manteufel, D. Moyer, R. Reeson, T. Myer, J. Watkins, R. Hendrickson. ROW II: J. Oimoen, P. Mieden, B. Trainor, H. Capello, B. Twiton, K. Boe, D. Valstad, M. Schulen- berg. Mrs. Helgeson. G R A D E 3 4 ROW I: J. Handel, D. Roberts, L. Monson, J. Hodgson, D. Lee, R. Hauck, R. Squires, H. Watkins. ROW II: M. Brennum, K. Thoni, B. Mueller, J. Retrum, M. Ryan, D. Bolden, J. Hughes, Mrs. Erdman. ROW III: M. Lease, M. Thomas, D. Thousand, R. Peterson, Z. Hathaway, D. Reeson, D. Theobald, T. Tilley, S. Rue. 49 ROW I: C. DeSmet, B. Garfoot, P. Carmody, R. Jones, P. Jones, T. Frame, B. Dimpfl. ROW II: S. Anderson, D. Moyer, E. Nihles, L. Messinger, M« Jenson, J. Rickey, D. Kelly, T. Lease. ROW III: G. Parman, H. Arndt, D. Reeson, T. Forbes, L. Jabs, K. Arneson, L. Berry, L. Thompson, J. Exner, Mrs. Segebrecht. G R A D E 5 6 ROW I: D. Wells, J. Fjelstad, T. Osborn, D. Oimoen, G. Oimoen, D. Schlimgen. ROW II: J. Peterson, K. Wegmueller, P. Raisbeck, K. Arneson, K. Otto, J. Cleary. ROW III: M. Miller, A. Schulenberg, D. Fortman, B. Campbell, C. DeSmet, F. Thoni, Mr. Bourdages. 50 ROW I: J. Oimoen, L. Collins, D. Olson, T. Rue, J. Richards, R. Capello, P. Meiden, M. Christen, D. Roberts. ROW II: C. Lease, B. Dimpfl, A. Moen, D. Johnsrud, K. Nelson, S. Osborn, S. Eveland. ROW III: V. Henderickson, D. Duffey, C. Vivian, B. Fjelstad, R. Schuelke, J. Brennum, D. Hathaway, Mr. Zimmerman. ROW I: M. Meiden, S. Gerke, J. Rue, L. Nihles, R. Messing er, M. Hook, G. Oimoen, R. Roberts, C. Humphrey. ROW II: K. Handel, S. Arneson, H. Reeson, L. Luethold, C. Walls, M. Reeson, P. Myers, A. Lease, P. Schlimgen. ROW III: J. Massey, J. Leary, B. Wegmueller, B. Arneson, R. Thompson, S. Otto, T. Meyers, T. Hughes, K. Leary. ROW IV: Mr. Seyffer, B. Manson, D. Czerwonka, B. Jabs, D. Donstad, B. For- bes, K. Rue, M. Hodgson, T. Thousand. ROW I: J. Retrum, J. Messinger, C. Schlimgen, S. Arneson, G. Vollen, A. Hook, K. Rue, D. Dimpfl. SECOND II: G. Hughes, J. Anderson, G. Moyer, R. Lease, R. Bilse, D. Budd, J. Edge. THIRD III: D. Powers, R. Reeson, M. Cleary, C. Johnson, V. Hendrickson, T. Miller. ROW IV: M. Vivian, S. Wegmueller, L. Kast, J. Myers, M. Forbes, N. Hill, K. Collins, J. Oimoen. ROW V: S. Rickey, K. Collins, C. Czerwonka, B. Capello. ROW VI: J. Thousand, N. Johnson, B. Harris, B. Zepplin, D. Powell, Mrs. Vinje. Absent: D. Powell, J. 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