Barneveld High School - Hilites Yearbook (Barneveld, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1967 volume:

HI-LITES 1967 TABLE OF CONTENTS Hi-Lites Page History of the School Memoriam Dedication Faculty Seniors Thanks Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Organizations Activities Old Pictures Athletics Maintenance Elementary Advertisements On this page are found pictures comparing the school of decades ago and that of 1967. This also will be found on other pages of our annual. We wish to express our thanks for the use of these pictures which have enabled us to show the progress of our community. The Senior Class THE HISTORY OF BARNEVELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS Although many of us didn't realize it, our school has had a long and interesting history, a history of growth, change, and expansion. In 1883 the villagers constructed a one room schoolhouse—Bameveld's first hall of learning. It was replaced in 1900 by a building which served the community for fifty-three years. Former students remember it as a two-story brick, four room structure where they passed many pleasant (?) hours eager- ly (??) pursing their search for knowledge (???). Originating as a state graded school with less than thirty students, Bameveld Schools now include kindergarten through senior high school and have 445 students enrolled. In 1906, during the term of the first school board which was composed of C. Theobald, B. Jones, and Leslie Roach, district residents voted to construct an addition to the building and expand the high school into a four-year course. The year 1922 marked the construction of primary and intermediate grade rooms and the first gym. When the WPA came into existence, a committee composed of Mr. Watson, Anton Ameson, and Fred Starry asked citizens of the community to help build a new gymnasium. Under this same plan the gym was painted and ceil- ed, and showers were added to the dressing rooms in 1936. In 1953, there was definite need for a new scnool building. At the annual meeting June 28, 1954 the voters accepted Gauswitz and Cashin's building plan which consisted of two remodeled classrooms, a new entrance, eight new classrooms, restroom and shower facilities, and offices at an approximate cost of $75, 000. The dedication ceremony was held in the gymnasium October 28, 1955. Thus in 1955 a group of ten eager little first graders entered a new school to begin their education. Board members at the time were G. A. Watson, Milford Campbell and Velma Schurch for the Union Free High School, and Otto Oimoen, Kermit Carden, and Anton Ameson Jr. for Joint District 15. Floyd Smith was principal. In 1959 Jemieton School joined District 15, and in 1962--we were in eighth grade now—another four room addition with restrooms was added at a cost of $80, 000. Five acres of land was purchased from Mr. Lanpop at a cost of $5, 000. At this time, a new district including Bameveld Union Free High School, Joint District 15, Middlebury, Larsonville, Fairview, Barber, Walnut Hollow, Clay Hill, and Meadow Grove schools was formed. This district was called Joint District 15. Also about this time the school received a gift of $82, 788. 26 from the Sadie Evans Estate. This gift was greatly appreciated and was used to pay off the grade school debt. In 1964 as we entered our sophomore year of high school, we were again greeted by the sounds of hammers and saws. A $252, 000 addition was being constructed which included a new kitchen, new gymnasium, home economics room, three classrooms, showers, and restrooms. The dedication ceremony was held February 7, 1965. The new school board's members were Tom Hodgson, Ralph Paulson, Sylvia Thoni, Jerry Williams, and Reuben Gilbertson. Lester V. Sutton was the adminstrator. We were confident, self-assured seniors, accustomed to the sounds of workmen and power-tools in 1966 when a remodeling program was started which includes a new art room, music room, dining area, three new class- rooms, office area, and additional lockers at a cost of approximately $100, 000. Mr. John T. Benson is the present administrator. This project was completed in 1967. The ten excited little first graders who entered a new school in 1955 are now twenty-three mature, wise (?—we hope!), young adults graduating from a still expanding Bameveld High School as the class of '67. 2 IN MEMORIAM On the opposite page is told the story of Bameveld Public Schools. An integral part of that story was Mrs. Nellie Owens, who taught in the System for over forty years. Mrs. Owens patterned the lives of the people of this Community more than anyone ever realized. She had begun to teach second and third generation students, and parents felt secure in the knowledge that their child would begin school under Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Nellie Owens is no longer with us, but her devotion and her work will live long after the memory of her fades. During the summer of our Junior and Senior year, we were saddened by the loss of a mem- ber of the graduating class of '65, Linda Squires. Her lively personality and warm smile will be sorrowfully missed. 3 FACULTY MR. BENSON ADMINISTRATOR Luther College, B.A. Winona State College, M. S. MR. WALLSCHLAEGER PRINCIPAL Oshkosh State U. U. of Wise. Graduate Work Milwaukee, Wisconsin Neshkoro, Wise. MRS. LEWIS HOME-EC. SCIENCE Madison College Harrisonbury, Va. U. of Virginia Graduate Work Stout State U., Menomonie, Wise. Martinsville, Virginia MRS. MULLEN ENGLISH North Central College Naperville, 111., B.A. U. of Wisconsin Graduate Work Wauzeka, Wisconsin MRS. ROLLER PHYSICAL EDUCATION Platteville State U., B.S. Colorado State College, Masters Greeley, Colorado Mt. Horeb, Wise. MRS. TSHENDORF SCIENCE Oshkosh State U., B.S. U. of Wise. Graduate Work New London' Madison MRS. SLATTERY ART N. Dakota State U. B.S. U. of Minn. Graduate Work Moorhead State Teachers College Fairmount, N.D. MR. ZABLOCKI COACH MANUAL ARTS Platteville State U. Pulaski, Wisconsin Graduate Work MR. PASKEY BAND Milton College B. M. E. Platteville State U. Marshall, Wisconsin Graduate Work MRS. OWENS MATH, LIBRARY Superior State U., B. E. Platteville State College Minong, Wise. Graduate Work MRS. CROSSMAN FRENCH, ENGLISH Marquette U., B. A. Milwaukee, Wise. U. W. Graduate Work Duluth, Minn. MRS. VINJE READING SPECIALIST Platteville State U., B. S U. W. Graduate Work Hollandale, Wise. MR. SKINROOD MATH Platteville State U. B.A. and Masters Argyle, Wise. MRS. SKINROOD SOCIAL SCIENCE Platteville State U., B.A. Argyle, Wisconsin MR. O'KEEFE AG., PHYSICS DRIVERS ED. Platteville State U., B. S. Wisconsin Dells, Wise. Graduate Work MR. JAMES NELSON COMMERCIAL ASST. FOOTBALL HEAD WRESTLING COACH Whitewater State Uni. University of Wise. Rhinelander, Wise. Graduate Work MR. ERDMAN SOCIAL SCIENCE Concordia College, St. Paul Northland College Platteville State U. Ashland, Wisconsin Graduate Work MISS BAUER CHORUS Wise. Conservatory of Music, Milwaukee, Wise. Aspen School of Music, Aspen, Colorado U. W. Graduate Work Mazomanie, Wisconsin Mr. Zablocki Mrs. Mullen Mrs. Teshendorf 8 HONOR STUDENT ANITA ROBERTS Here's a dear and true friend; as merry as the day is long. Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Officer 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Court 2; Fair Court 2; Home- coming Court 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Badger Girl's State 4; D.A, R. 4; An- nual Co-Editor 4. VALEDICTO- RIAN GAIL HILL If Books Could Kill, I'd be dead a long time ago. Class Play 3; Newspaper Ed- itor 2,4; An- nual Staff 4; Chorus 3,4; Forensics 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 4. SALUTA TO- RIAN SANDY ARNESON To conform is to be dull. B Club 3,4; Class Play 3; N ewspaper Staff 2,4; An- nual Staff 4; Class Officer 1,4; Cheer- leader 3; Chorus 1,2; Home- coming Court 1,2; Forensics 1,2; Library Club 4. DARLENE AN- DERSON Short Texan with a 'Dallas' drawl. Entered from Mt. Horeb 3; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Band 3,4; Class Play 3. DENNIS BURNS I often dream of myself as being a quiet reserved fellow, but then..... Entered from Plain 3; Wres- tling 3,4; B Club 3,4; Class Officer 3; Prom Court 3; Home- coming King 4; F.F.A. 3,4; Class Play 3. 10 JAMES DUFFEY Leaders are made not bom; how- ever, this is a rare case. Basketball 3; Class Play 3; Fair Court 1. ROBERT HANDEL The thing I like most is the honor system, the school has the honor and I have the system. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; B. Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Prom Court 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Badger Boys State 4; Student Council 3. SHIRLEY FORBES Boys are bothersome but I like to be bothered. Class Officer 1; Chorus 4; Fair Court 3. TM HOOK If bright remarks were grains of sand, he'd be a whole desert. Entered from Madison 3; Football 3,4; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4; B Club 3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom Court 3; Forensics 3; Student Council Pres. 4. PHYLLIS FORTMAN Boys are hard to keep away from once you get interested in them. Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Chorus 1,2,4; Prom Court 1; Forensics 2,4; Library Club 4; Majorette 2; Fair Queen 4; LEO HUMPHREY Skip school?. .. .Never. Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4; B Club 3,4; Class .Play 3; Prom Court 3; Fair Court 3; F.F.A. 3,4;. 11 CAROL JOHN- SON Every Study hall has a talker—me! Class Play 3; N ewspaper Staff 2, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Chorus 2; Prom Court 2, 3; Forensics 1,2, 4; Library Club 4; Color Guard 2,3. JEFF JOHNS- RUD Roses are Red violets are blue, school is nice, but I 'm glad I'm through. Football 1,2, 3, 4; B Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 2; F. F.A. 4; News- paper Staff 4. BETTY MOEN Bameveld is close, but Ridgeway is much closer. Class Play 3; N ewspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 4. KATHY NIHLES Man alive— that's all she's gotta be—just alive. Class Play 3; N ewspaper Staff 2,4; An- nual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Color Guard 4. DENNIS LARRY OIMOEN OIMOEN If I were any Come with a sweeter, I d sharp wit and eat myself. smile and go Football 1,2, with a crash. 3,4; Basketball Football 1,2,3 1,2; Baseball 4; Basketball 1 1, 3,4; Track 2; Track 3, 4; 3,4; B Club Wrestling 3,4; 3, 4; Class Play Class Play 3; 3; Annual Staff B Club 2,3,4; 4; Newspaper Fair King 4; Staff 4; Class Homecoming Officer 3; Fair Court 3; F.F. Court 4; F.F. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; cil 4; News- paper Staff 4. 12 JUDY RICHARD A man would run through fire and .water for such a kind heart. B Club 4; Class Play 3; News- paper Staff 1,2, 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2, 3; Prom Court 2, 3; Fair Court 1,4; Forensics 3,4; Color Guard 1,2, 3. EVELYN STENSETH I never travel without my diary. One should always have some- thing sensa- tional to read in the train. Class Play 3; Newspaper S Staff 1,2,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Officer 2; Chorus 1,2; Prom Court 3; Forensics 1,2, 3,4; Student Council Vice- Pres. 3; An- nual Co-Ed- itor 4. REGINA THOMAS I don't say much but I do a lot of think- ing. Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4. LARRY SCHALLER If I had a hammer... I'd wreck the place. Basketball 1; Baseball 3; B Club 1,2,3,4; Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2,4; Prom King 3; F.F.A. 4; Forensics 3, JOHN SWENSON All work and no play, makes John a dull boy. Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Base- ball 1; Track 4; B Club 1,2, 3,4; News- paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Class Of- ficer 2; Home- coming Court 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4. BOB WATSON I'm cute. Would you be- lieve bow- legged? Football 2,3, 4; Basketball 1.2, 3,4; Base- ball 1, 2; Track 3,4; B Club 2, 3,4; Manager 1; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1.2, 3; Fair Court 3,4; Home- coming Court 1; Forensics 3,4. 13 o. o o John S. Sandy A. Regina T. Darlene A. Leo H. Betty M. Tim H. Bob H. Jim D, Carol J. Dennis O. Judy R. Kathy N. Jeff J. Phyllis F. Dennis B. Larry O. Anita R. Larry S. Bob W. 14 Evelyn S. GaH H. CLASS HISTORY FRESHMEN: In August, 1963, 24 green, curious freshmen ventured through the corridors of Bameveld High School for the first time. After a wild but memorable initiation, we settled down to work under the guidance of Mr. Nelson and Mr. Sutton, with graduation in 1967 as our goal. Class officers for our first year were: Sandy Ameson, President; Shirley Forbes, Vice-President; Anita Roberts, Secretary; and Bob Watson, Treasurer. Our Fair Representative was Judy Richard and her escort was Jim Duffy. Bob Watson represented the class at Homecoming with his date Sandy Ameson. Our class enrollment was decreas- ed to 20 with the loss of Diane Burkhalter, Steve Suchomel, Ray Callahan and Duane Buckingham. SOPHOMORES: What do you know. We made it through the first trying year and eargerly anticipated our second. We hoped to accomplish this feat under the able guidance of Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Grooms. Class leaders included: Evenlyn Stenseth, President; Jeff Johnsrud, Vice-President; John Swenson, Secretary; and Larry Schaller, Treasurer. Our Fair Representative was Anita Roberts and her escort was Dennis Oimoen. John Swenson was chosen as our Homecoming Representative and his date Sandy Arenson. There were no additions or depletions in our class number. JUNIORS: As upperclassmen, our two remaining years might even be a pleasure. Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Grooms were again our class advisors. Elected officers were: President, Bob Watson; Vice-President, Dennis Oimoen; Sec- retary, Judy Richard, Treasurer, Dennis Bums. Shirley Forbes, escorted by Dennis Oimoen, was our Fair Rep- resentative. Anita Roberts, Evelyn Stenseth and Bob Handel were our Student Council Representatives. Larry Oimoen ably represented us on the Homecoming Court and his date for the evening was Janeen Peterson. King Larry Schaller and Queen Carol Johnson reigned over our Prom with Camelot as its theme. Our Junior Class play, entitled Nuts to You was, if nothing else, fun to put on. We were sorry to see Shirley Forbes and Shirley Fortman leave us but we were joined by Dennis Bums, Darlene Anderson and Tim Hook. SENIORS: Three of the best years of our life, or so we're told, are gone and we have one left to muster through. Class advisors this year were Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Roller. Class officers were: Bob Handel, President; Larry Schaller, Vice-President; Phyllis Fortman, Secretary; and Sandy Ameson, Treasurer. On Fair Day Phyllis Fortman reigned over her Court. Her date was Larry Oimoen. Judy Richard represented our class on the Court and her date was Bob Watson. Dennis Bums reigned as our Homecoming King and Dennis Oimoen was our class representative. Bob Handel was the Senior member of the Junior Prom. Tim Hook, Gail Hill and Larry Oimoen were Student Council members. As our school days at B.H. S. come to a close, we look back on them with joy, pride and sometimes sadness. We then hereby declare this the official history of the class of 1967. 15 THE SPY We were lucky to obtain this top secret information from the note book of—The Spy. In the interest of the students of Bameveld High, at great risk to our well being, we publish the following account: 6:00 A.M. Tim Hook is crawling into bed. 6:30 6:35 6:36 7:00 7:05 7:30 7:31 8:00 8:15 8:20 8:25 8:27 8:30 8:45 9:00 John Swenson calls the cows. John applies milking machine. John addresses cow. You = $%'() +!@? Betty Moen fries some eggs in the shell. Betty eats her fried eggs. Larry Schaller's mother calls him, Larry, will you please get up? Larry insulates his ears with pillows numerous covers. First bus gets in Phyllis Fortman goes to comb her hair. Larry Schaller rolls over. Larry, for the last time will you get up ? I'll think about it. Phyllis is still combing her hair. Bells ring. Phyllis finishes combing her hair. John Swenson drives up at 102 miles an hour. Larry Schaller comes to school. Jim Duffey turns around to see if Carol Johnson is still in English class. She hasn't said a thing or poked him all period. 9:15 9:16 9:30 10:15 10:30 10:35 10:40 10:41 10:45 10:52 11:45 11:52 First bell rings. Larry Oimoen wakes up with a start. Bob Judy walk down the hall together. The Home Ec. Class learns how to pick up Betty's partially digested egg shells. Kathy Nihles takes a letter in shorthand. Evelyn learns how to do yesterday's Algebra Kathy tries to read her shorthand. Jeff comes into study hall. Jeff is requested to change his seat. Judy tries to read Kathy's shorthand notes. Mr. Nelson tries to read Kathy's shorthand notes. Leo Humphrey looks at clock and wonders if he'll last till noon. Kathy, Judy, SMr. Nelson go home to recouperate after trying to solve Kathy's interpretation of Gregg Shorthand. 11:53 12:30 P.M. 12:31 12:32 12:45 Judy comes back. Anita drives the Driver's Ed. car up a tree. Mr. O'Keefe shimmies up the trunk after her. Anita backs the car down. Gail Hill, in Phy. Ed. class intending to hit the bull's eye, hits Sandy Ameson in the back with the arrow. 12:46 12:47 1:00 1:07 1:40 1:41 1:51 Sandy intending to hit Gail, hits the bull's eye. Riot in Girl's Phy. Ed. class. Regina in the girl's locker room yells out, Oh my Gosh, has anybody got a pin?' Bob Judy walk to Social Problems together. Denny Oimoen tells an unexpurgated joke. John falls off his chair into the comer and lays there laughing. The bell rings: Judy and Bob are seen walking down the hall together. 16 2:05 The Art class starts-at least Mrs. Slattery does. 2:20 The Art class begins producing their masterpieces. They look so life-like-maybe it's because they paint on real people. 2:47 Mrs. Owens starts roll call. 3:00 Mrs. Owens stops taking roll long enough to tell Carol she should be working in Library Club and not talking. 3:15 Ma and Maria fight about who will work tonight. 3:20 Mrs. Owens, who is now halfway through roll, is interrupted when Carol tries to stash one more book in the shelf and the entire shelf falls over. 3:21 Mrs. Owens asks Carol if she doesn't want to resign from Library Club 3:35 Jim moves to the table nearest the door so he will be the first out of study hall. 3:36 Bob starts to say good-bye to Judy. 3:40 Bell rings. Jim is trampled in the rush and is the last out of study hall. 3:45 The annual staff sets their teeth for one more annual meeting. 4:00 Sandy comes home and turns on T. V. 5:00 Denny Burns eats a carrot. 5:10 Denny eats another carrot. 6:00 Darlene Anderson locks the door, pulls down the shades-------and another day at the store has come to an end. 6:15 Sandy is contentedly staring at the Weather map for Northern Iceland on the nightly Whatever the Weather. 7:00 Denny Burns is disqualified from wrestling----those carrots have a lot of calories. 7:30 Evelyn leaves her house with two girls from Blue Mounds. 7:45 The Gang waits for Larry Oimoen. 8:30 Bob Handel has a flat tire, his date fixes it. 9:00 The Gang checks the hospitals for Crash . 10:00 Three girls drive into the Hollandale drive-in in a blue '59 Chevy. 10:30 Dallas goes to see Darlene Anderson. 10:40 Crash ambles into the restaurant. Hi kids, sorry I'm late but I dented the fender at 6:30 backing out of the garage. Then I hit my dog in the drive-way and had to stop and bury it. While I was rounding Bilse's comer my transmission fell out. Bess Duffey happened by at 7:15 and we just got into town. Let's go find something exciting to do. 11:00 Ma has won the fight, she's out at club finding rides home for her children. 12:30 Betty Moen finishes her nightly letter. 1:00 Ma is stuck at Club without a ride home. 1:30 Jeff gets his girl back to Hollandale. 3:15 Jim is ringing doorbells. Does anyone want a pair of alligator shoes, just $75. 00. 3:30 Sandy, discovering that the test pattern doesn't have much of a plot, goes to bed. 4:30 Gail decides tonight she won't study much, so she goes to bed. 5:00 Bob Handel gets his date in. 5:15 Bob's date wonders if he's worth it. 5:30 Crash comes home riding his tricycle, just as he is turning into his driveway his back wheel falls off. 5:45 Tim had to come home early tonight. 6:00 The counter spy sees a red corvair turning into a farm outside Blue Mounds. The spy is about to assume his undercover disguise as the son of Ralph Oimoen. 17 CLASS WILL DARLENE ANDERSON wills her giggles to Nancy Hill. SANDY ARNESON wills her hopes to Bameveld to everyone so they get with it. DENNIS BURNS wills his freckles to Stevie Ameson who has a few blank spaces. JIM DUFFEY wills his singing ability to Dean Oimoen and his selling ability to the Juniors. SHIRLEY FORBES wills her nickname MA to her sister Monica. PHYLLIS FORTMAN wills her LOVE of art to Bruce Budd who loves it too. BOB HANDEL wills his ability to conduct class meetings to future class presidents of BHS. GAIL HILL wills her correspondance courses to her sister Nancy. TIM HOOK wills his aches and pains of football to future BHS gridders. LEO HUMPHREY wills his football uniform and abilities to Jeff Williams. JEFF JOHNSRUD wills his batting average to Donald Nihles who could use a little assistance. CAROL JOHNSON wills her flirtations to Sandy Wagmiller who is trying to figure out if she wants them, BETTY MOEN wills her memories of club to Darlene Otto. KATHY NIHLES wills her ability to be SEEN and NOT HEARD to Janean Peterson who certainly use it. DENNIS OIMOEN wills his corvair to General Motors to see what they can do with it. LARY OIMOEN wills his ability to keep his car on the road to Ted Tilley who seems to have a little trouble. JUDY RICHARD wills her saintly attitude to sister, Diane, who thinks she has one. ANITA ROBERTS wills her ability to speak up and be heard to students who are told to SPEAK UP. LARRY SCHALLER wills his ability to get into trouble to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. EVELYN STENSETH wills her physcology to Dianne Handel who has generally some advice for everything. JOHN SWENSON wills his love (?) of school to Johnny Ameson who already has a good start. REGINA THOMAS wills her studious attitude to freshmen boys who need it. BOB WATSON wills his ability to keep one eye, on the game and one on a certain cheerleader to Dave Johnson. 18 CLASS PROPHECY Darlene Anderson is now a sales clerk in a local supermarket in her spare time (while the kids are sleeping). The Ameson Art Studio of Plushville, Virginia, has just completed a portrait of the president which he said is the ugliest thing he'd ever seen. FLASH! ! Dennis Burns, Dane County Forest Ranger, has been found after wandering aimlessly for 15 days near Blue Mounds. Jim Duffey is now assistant administrator for the Better Business Bureau. Shirley Forbes has just been named Mother of the Year. Phyllis Fortman has won the Golden Apple award for the nicest actress. She's putting it with her Oscars and Academies. Bob Handel is now following in the footsteps of his predecessor Frederic and is composing his own Messiah . Gail Hill is the first female Latin teacher at Harvard. Tim Hook is now admiral of the first nuclear powered tug boat fleet in Birch Lake. Leo Humphrey is now seen on the Wednesday night wrestling bouts know as Leo the Lion Hearted . Carol Johnson now leads tours through Wisconsin's State Capitol, but she still doesn't know how to get out. Jeff Johnsrud, after signing a $237.19 bonus contract, has spurred the New York Mets to their first 8th place finish. Betty Moen has just won a talk-a-than. Seh set a record by talking 2 weeks, four days, 3 hours and 59 seconds. Kathy Nihles is now head of the C.I.A. She sends all her messages in shorthand so they can't be read. Denny Oimoen is now a movie star. He's reputed to be the greatest lover since Valentino. Larry Oimoen has started an insurance company that accepts the poor risk drivers. Judy Richards, a famous race car driver, has won the Indy 500 for the last four years. Anita Roberts has now completely taken over the Midland Cooperative and has developed her own Anita's Feeds. Larry Schaller has devised a mass production way of cutting hair—he uses Nair . Ten years after graduation Evelyn Stenseth still maintains that all her classmates are leading a dull and drab life except herself. EDITOR'S NOTE: interview taken during feeding time of triplets. John Swenson's son is now a star athelete at B.H. S. He divides his time between playing basketball like dad and wrestling like Uncle Bob. Regina Thomas is teaching Spanish at B.H. S. but she still sends her students to Madison so they can see what she went through. Bob Watson is now chief mechanic to the winner of the Indy 500 for the last four years. 19 MR. ERDMAN “AND GLADLY WOLDE HE LERNE, AND GLADLY TECHE” CHAUCER In 1963, when we entered Bameveld High as Freshmen, Mr. Erdman came here as a history and social studies teacher. His classes were profitable, but also fun; and Mr. Erdman became our friend as well as our teacher. This year, as Seniors, we have had the guidance of Mr. Erdman in planning and producing our annual. We are speaking for the Seniors and the entire student body when we say thanks, not only for his help with the annual, but for the guidance and patience he has always willingly given us. Anita Roberts Evelyn Stenseth 20 ROW 1: L. Handel, D. Otto, C. Humphrey, K. Butterbaugh, G. Jackson, J. Lease, E. Staszewski, D. Sickels, J. Peterson, S. Thousand, Mrs. Owens, D. Wirth. ROW 2: T. Thompson, T. Tilley, D. Johnson, O. Raisbeck, B. Budd, B. Jabs, S. Thoni, A. Knight, F. Messinger, D. Reeson, R. Christen, M. Bums, D. Oimoen, D. Valstad, Mr. Paskey JUNIOR CLASS 22 ROW 1: G. Duffey, S. Peterson, D. Nelson, K. Buckingham, G. Osborn, L. Oimoen, D. Handel, N. Campbell, K. Bohle, S. Buckingham, D. Richard. ROW 2: D. Nihles, M. Fjelstad, B. Jabs, K. Rue, A. Reeson, C.Wirth, J. Fortman, P. Moen, S. Ameson, Mr. Zablocki, Mr. Erdman. ROW 3: T. Sickels, H. Walls, D. Thomas, J. Ihm, D. Swenson, R. Jabs, L. Raisbeck, D. Meyers, J. Ameson, G. Ranney. ABSENT: D. Doescher, L. Kom- plin, H. Nordby, G. Straubhaar. SOPHOMORE CLASS 24 FRESHMEN ROW I: D. Dimpfl. S. Rickey, R. Reeson, B. Thomas, J. Myers, T. Miller, J. Oimoen, K. Collins, C. Czerwonka, V. Hendrickson, N. Hill. ROW II: Advisors: Mrs. Skinrood, Miss Bauer, K. Rue, K. Collins, D. Powers, D. Powell, M. Vivian, J. Williams, B. Harris, J. Thousand, N. Johnson, D. Powell, B. Zepplin. ROW III: C. Schlimgan, J. Retrum, M. Pohleman, S. Ameson, J. Messinger, D. Budd, G. Moyer, G. Vollen, R. Lease, J. Ander- son, G. Hughes, R. Bilse. ABSENT: S. Wagmueller. FRESHMAN CLASS 26 ROW 1: G. Oimoen, R. Roberts, B. Wegmueller, H. Butterbaugh, J. Leary, L. Nihles, J. Massey, S. Otto. ROW 2: R. Thompson, M. Reeson, P. Ameson, B. Monson, L. Luethold, P. Myers, S. Friedli, A. Lease, K. Handle. ROW 3: J. Rue, K. DeSmet, B. Messinger, M. Hook, K. Rue, D. Gehrmann, D. Czerwonka, C. Walls, R. Reeson, S. Ameson, T. Hughes, P. Schlimgen, K. Leary, T. Myers. ROW 4: Mr. Skinrood, Mrs. Crossman, M. Hodgson, B. Jabs, D. Donstad, T. Thousand, C. Humphrey. ROW 1: D. Roberts, M. Christen, T. Staszewski, D. Oimoen, G. Oimoen, J. Oimoen, P. Mieden, J. Richard, R. Uptegraw. ROW 2: A. Schulenburg, V. Hendrickson, K. Wegmueller, S. Osbom, C. Lease, A. Moen, D. Duffey, K. Nelson, R. Dimpfl. ROW 3: T. Rue, H. Jabs, D. Johnsrud, J. Peterson, S. Eveland, E. Fjelstad, C. DeSmet, D. Hathaway, C. Vivian, M. Miller, B. Campbell, D. Olson, F. Thoni, L. Collins, D. Fortman, Mrs. Slattery, Mrs. Teshendorf. 28 t ROW 1: Pres. T. Hook, V. Pres. D. Reeson, Treas. P. Moen, Sec. J. Myers. ROW 2: J. Oimoen, D. Oimoen, S. Thoni, G. Duffey, L. Oimoen, G. Hill, G. Osborn, T. Thousand, K. Collins The Bameveld Student Council is composed of students from grades 7 through 12. Each class in grades 9 through 12 elect two representatives, and grades 7 and 8 elect one representa- tive. The election of officers this year was a lively time in our School, with candidates coming from the following classes: President-Senior Class Vice President-Junior Class Treasurer-Sophomore Class Secretary-Freshman Class The Student Council serves as a means of communication between the School Administra- tion, faculty, and students. The Council suggests and discusses changes in the School which might improve the operation of our School. The major task of our Council this year has been the drawing up of a Constitution to adequately carry out the goals present above. 30 ROW I: J. Peterson, D. Wirth, J. Richard, J. Lease, F. Messinger, S. Ameson. ROW II: J. Ihm, J. Ameson, R. Jabs, D. Swenson, G. Duffey. ROW III: L. Raisbeck, J. Johnsrud, A. Knight, D. Valstad, D. Oimoen, D. Oimoen, L. Humphrey, C. Zablocki, Co. Nelson, ROW IV: L. Schaller, R. Watson, D. Johnson, R. Haldel, T. Tilly, D. Bums, T. Hook, S. Thoni, D. Reeson, O. Raisbeck ROW I: D. Reeson, L. Oimoen, T. Tilly, R. Handel, J. Swenson, D. Bums, L. Humphrey, G. Ranney, ROW II: M. Vivian, D. Powell, J. Retrum, R. Lease, A. Knight, W. O'Keefe ROW III: C. Schlimgen, N. Johnson, D. Myers, D. Powell, D. Valstad, J. Johnsrud. ROW IV: T. Sickels, R. Christian, M. Bums, B. Budd, D. Johnson, L. Schaller 31 ROW 1: D. Kelly, R. Bilse, T. Thousand, N. Campbell, B. Harris, K. Rue, B. Messinger, D. Wirth. ROW 2: M. Fjelstad, K. Ameson, P. Murphy, C. DeSmet, O. Raisbeck, S. Thoni, K. Bohle, G. Jackson, C. Czerwonka, J. Oimoen. ROW 3: Mr. Paskey, K. Collins, S. Ameson, D. Anderson, L. Berry, R. Schuelke, R. Thompson, J. Massey, L. Raisbeck. ROW 4: K. Collins, S. Wegmueller, K. Rue, B. Jabs, D. Reeson, J. Myers, S. Ameson, B. Campbell, B. Jabs. ROW 1: B. Hathaway, T. Rue, D. Thousand, P. Ryan, D. Valstad, K. Wegmueller, T. Tilley, S. Anderson, P. Raisbeck, L. Jabs. ROW 2: L. Messinger, K. Thoni, B. Twiton, D. Theobald, J. Fjelstad, F. Thoni, D. Kelly, L. Thompson, D. Wells, C. DeSmet. ROW 3: Mr. Paskey, R. Peterson, P. Carmody, D. Reeson, J. Hodgeson, K. Otto, C. Vivian, D. Lee. ROW 4: M. Carmody, D. Manteufel, B. Dimpfl, D. Nihles, J. Hughes. ABSENT: J. Anderson, J. Richards ROW 1: K. Nihles, N. Campbell, J. Myers, D. Anderson, A. Roberts, J. Fortman, A. Reeson, P. Fortman, F. Messinger, D. Wirth, K. Bohle, D. Sickels, D. Dimpfl. ROW 2: B. Thomas, R. Reeson, T. Miller, C. Czerwonka, L. Handel, J. Lease, J. Oimoen, B. Jabs, G. Hill, C. Wirth, K. Collins, K. Collins, J. Peterson, E. Staszewski, S. Peterson. ROW 3 : Miss Bauer, R. Lease, G. Voll- en, D. Oimoen, B. Harris, A. Knight, T. Tilley, B. Zepplin, B. Jabs, O. Rais- beck, S. Thoni, D. Reeson, T. Sickels, J. Messinger. TRIPLE TRIO: ROW 1: K. Collins, E. Staszewski, D. Wirth. STANDING: T. Miller, J. Lease, J. Myers, F. Messinger, K. Bohle, D. Dimpfl. Quartet: S. Thoni, B. Jabs, F. Messinger, N. Campbell. SEATED: S. Thousand, Mrs. Ovens, C. Humphrey. STANDING: B Ameson, C. Johnson, J. Richard, D. Otto, K. Butterbaugh. Moen, P. Fortman, S. ROW I: C. Schhmgen, D. Nelson, L. Oimoen, J. Peterson, A. Reeson, D. Richard, P Moen N:.C ,K-C°llins. S. Ameson. ROW II: K. Rue, P. Fortman, A ’ Roberts, E. Stenseth, L. Handel, J. Richard, G. Osborn, G. Hill, F. Messinger, J. Myers Rbw0inlnr 2“°’ n 'wUmphTeJ’-7G- Ranney’ S- Thousand, Mrs. Mullen, D. Wirth ’ ROW III: G. Duffey, B. Watson, B. Zepplin, S. Thoni, D. Reeson. 34 ACTIVITIES JUMOR PROM PROM COURT Leo Humphrey, Lana Oimoen, Tim Hook, Judy Richard, Larry Schaller, Carol Johnson, Sonia Schulke, Dennis Bilse, Evelyn Stenseth, Dennis Bums, Sonja Ameson, Bob Handel, Gary Meyers, Susan Johnson. 37 Queen Carol King Larry Minature Court Queen Sue Johnson King Gary Myers 1966BARNEVELD HIGH SCHOOL FAIR 1966 Fair Class Representatives T. Miller, K. Bohle, J. Lease, J. Richard, P. Fortman Queen Phyllis 1966 Senior Class Float Entry 38 King Dennis Bums and Queen Anita Roberts. COURT: Queen Anita Roberts, King Dennis Bums, Kay Bohle and Dennis Oimoen, Carla Czerwonka dnd Dean Oimoen, Audrey Reeson and Greg Duffey, Debbie Dimpfl and Gary Vollen. Another Basket for the victory bound Eagles. The Bameveld Golden Eagles romped over the Wauzeka Hornets Homecoming night, 83-62. The Eagles led all through the game. Owen Raisbeck was leading scorer with 18 points and Bill Zepplin was second highest. John Swenson grabbed IS rebounds, leading the defense. 39 OUR CLASS PLAY Director-Mrs. McAuliffe, Student Director-Phyllis Fortman, Tommy Winter-Bob Watson, Emily Winter- Anita Roberts, Nellie-Betty Moen, Steve Grinnell-Larry Schaller, William W. Winter-Tim Hook, Jean Hammond-Sandra Ameson, Lou Prentice-Carol Johnson, Miss Constance Dinwiddie-Gail Hill, Henry Short-Dennis Oimeon, T. T. Trumbull-Dennis Bums, Maude Middletan-Darlene Anderson, Bert Baxter-Larry Oimeon, Sally Jean Gould-Judy Richard, Milton Geer- Jim Duffey, Madeline Short- Evelyn Stenseth, Two Asylum Guards-Jeff Johnsrud and Bob Handel, Policeman-Leo Humphrey, and Jeff Johnsrud, Three College Girls-Shirley Fortman, Kathy Nihles, and Regina Thomas 40 41 B.H.S. 1911 ROW 1: Tom Olson, Principal R. Cundy, Bliss Harris, LeRoy Emmel, Benignus Walsh. ROW 2: Mayme Haskins Demby, Lyda Jones Theobald, Sara Davis Williams, Gladys Dagenhart Powers. ROW 3: Roy Minix, Alvin Helmenstine, John Dolohanty, Ercil Kendrick. ROW 1: Edgar Ameson, Adolf Schaller, Arch Campbell, McKinley Davis, Vemie Starry, Ira Griffis, Leslie Starry, ROW 2: Eldon Harris, Prin. R. Cundy, Alvin Helmenstine, John Dolohanty, Ercel Kendrick, Ralph Williams, B. J. Evans, LeRoy Emmel ROW 1: Nellie McCloskey, Mildred Kurth Rothlesberger, Mayta Arndt, Viola Gribner, Maida Reese, Shirley Jones, Alice Williams Donahue, Georgia Baker, ROW 2: Floyd Lynch, Edgar Ameson, Gametta Scheide, Gertrude Starry Larson, Doris Jones Weidenbeck, Jessemine Jones Wilder, Margarut Baker, Ruth Dagenhart Ashton, Miss Elsie Thompson, ROW 3: Adolf Schaller, Arch Campbell, Vemie Starry, Ralph Williams, Edon Harris, B, J. Evans, Ira Griffiths, Burrell Eveland. Date Unknown 42 30 TEARS AGO ANNUAL STAFF: Mr. O'Neill, Margarette Thomas, Frieda Schurch, Joyce Williams, Miss Benson. ROW 2: Harold Roethlisberger, William Hainer, Ralph Thoni. BASKETBALL: T. Harris, L. Thompson, P. Ameson, N. Watrud, R. Thomas, F. Rickli. ROW 2: L. Thompson, J. Olson, V. Thousand, Mgrs. Leary and Davis, P. Starry, R. Davis, W. Kvemen, Coach Saxe I - - BAND G. A. A.-1936 43 EDITORS DIVISION EDITORS . Anita Roberts Evelyn Stenseth SPORTS.......... ACTIVITIES...... WILL and PROPHECY. SNAPSHOTS........ HISTORIES....... GRADES........... TYPISTS......... JUNIOR EDITORS . . . . John Swenson Larry Schaller . Phyllis Fortman Sandy Ameson . . . Bob Watson Tim Hook . . Betty Moen Kathy Nihles . . . Bob Handel Dennis Oimoen Regina Thomas Gail Hill Darlene Anderson Judy Richard Carol Johnson . . Lynn Handel Jean Lease 44 A THLETICS E A G L E S’ V 1 C T 0 R I 0 V S ROW 1: S. Ameson, J. Messinger, J. Anderson, J. Thousand, B. Harris, J. Williams. ROW 2 Coach Jablocki, H. Nordby-Mgr., G. Duffy, J. Johnsrud, T. Hook, D. Oimoen, L. Oimoen, B. Watson, B. Handel, L. Humphrey, N. Johnson. ROW 3: D. Reeson, D. Oimoen, T Thompson, B. Budd, D. Johnson, B. Jabs, S. Thoni, O. Raisbeck, L. Schaller-Mgr’, Coach Nelson. ROW 4: D. Swenson, R. Jabs, H. Walls , L. Raisbeck, D. Zepplin, D. Myer, T. Sickel, J. Ihm. Bameveld 14 South W ayne 0 Bameveld 26 Argyle 0 Bameveld 38 Wauzeka 13 Bameveld 32 Hollandale 7 Bameveld 32 LaFarge 0 Bameveld 34 Ithaca 6 Bameveld 59 Blue River 6 Bameveld 52 287 Seneca 6 38 Conference 247 Opponents 38 Bameveld Average per 35. 87 4. 75 Game Rushing Passing Bameveld 1, 946 829 Opponents 416 573 Total 2, 775 989 ALL CONFERENCE Owen Raisbeck Steve Thoni Bob Watson Dave Johnson Dennis Oimoen Dave Reeson Halfback Quarterback End Guard Linebacker Halfback The football team and the student body of B. H. S. can be justly proud of their team's amazing record for this year. With their excellent team work and exceptional coaching staff, the Golden Eagles easily captured the conference title in the Kicka- poo league. Good sportsmanship and fair play were the rules in every game and for this we can also be very proud. The boys on the all conference teams are mentioned above but all of the first string could have been named. A loud and sincere Congrat- ulations is in order. 46 “A”TEAM BASKETBALL ROW Is C. Schlimgen, J. Johnsrud, B. Watson, J. Swenson, J. Duffey, D. Reeson. ROW 2: D. Oimoen, O. Raisbeck, L. Raisbeck, B. Zepplin, B. Jabs, T. Tilley, S. Thoni, H. Nordby, Coach Zablocki. “B” TEAM BASKETBALL ROW 1: D. Meyer, D. Nihles, B. Zepplin, J. Thousand, L. Komplin, Coach Seffyer. ROW 2: R. Lease, D. Budd, J. Williams, N. Johnson, D. Powell, B. Harris, G. Hughes, S. Ameson. “A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS J. Peterson, J. Lease, F. Messinger, J. Richard, D. Wirth b J “B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Jeanne Meyers Lana Oimoen Sonja Ameson Nancy Campbell Debbie Dimpfl ROW 1: R. Handel, L. Oimoen, T. Hook, L. Humphrey, D. Bums, D. Oimoen. ROW II: R. Christen, T. Thompson, D. Johnson, D. Valstad, B. Budd, A. Knight. ROW III: G. Ranny, D. Swenson, R. Forbes, G. Duffy, J. Ihm, J. Ameson. ROW IV: G. Vollen, J. Anderson, D. Powers, Mr. Nelson, D. Powell, R. Bilse, J. Messinger. The Bameveld Golden Eagles wrestling team began its second season this year 1966-1967. The team got off to a good start for die 1966 part in that it had a three and two record. The school has 25 boys out for the team. The team has a 14 match schedule. The team is relatively young but will have much experience after this year. With the possibilities of experience, the Bameveld wrestling team hopes to gain momentum in the future. It is an exciting and valuable sport and all boys who participate in it will be able to look back on their high school days with pride. Our motto is: Team Unity first with an individual pride. Advantage: Larry Oimoen Disadvantage: Dennis Oimoen (Above) Bob Handel has a cradle hold on Tim Hook ROW I. H. Nordby, D. Oimoen, D. Johnson, J. Johnsrud, O. Raisbeck, C. Schlimgen, Mr. Zablocki. ROW II. B. Jabs, T. Thompson, S. Thoni, T. Sickels, L. Raisbeck, D. Nihles, D. Oimoen. ROW I. B. Zepplin, B. Jabs, D. Reeson, S. Thoni, O. Raisbeck, J. Anderson D. Oimoen, T. Tilley, B. Watson, Mr. Seyffer. ROW II. D. Powell, L. Oimoen, T. Hook, B. Handel, T Thompson, D. Nihles, D. Johnson, D. Swenson. ROW III. G.Vollen, A. Knight, R. Christen, B. Budd, J. Ihm, J. Ameson, G. Duffy, L. Komplin, D. Oimoen, J. Retrum. 51 52 53 Secretary Mrs. Watson Janitors: Mr. Harpold, Mr. Frame 54 Cooks: B. Evans, A. Garden, A. Zepplin Bus Drivers: J. Monday, L. Evans, R. Stenseth Absent: V. Jabs, S. Raisbeck Manteufel, D. Saether. ROW II: J. Theobald, M. DeSmet, J. Ameson, j. Peper, S. Johnson, A. Powell, J. Otto, S. Carmondy, S. Rickey. ROW III: D. Moyer, D. Roberts, L. Myers, B. Rose, V. Lester, C. Boe, A. Wallschlaeger, J. Retrum, P. Dimpfle, Mrs. Pauli, S. Seg- brecht. ROW I: J. Severson, M. Butterbaugh, T. Eveland, D. Brindly. ROW II: S. Sather, T. Trainor, D. Theobald, D. Severson, D. Hughes, V. Arndt, S. Brindly, L. Budd, M. Halverson, J. Handel, L. Budd, H. Garfoot. ROW III: S. Tilley, J. Hook, S. Archer, L. Strehlou, B. Calvert, H. Nordby, R. Wells, J. Pohlman, J. Monson, R. Reeson, J. Schmidt, R. Watkins. Mrs. Moll 56 ROW I: J. Williams, M.Brennan, D. Czervvonka, J. Hughes, M. Segebrecht, G. Halverson, B. Johnson. ROW II: A. Lester, D. Clerkin, D. Lease, J. Watson, V. Myers, G. Williams, C. Dyreson, C. Reeson, A. Schuelke, D. Severson. ROW III: J. Kelly, J. Buohl, E. Ameson, G. Peper, T. Benson, R. Berry, A. Rose, N. Straubaar, J. Hook, D. Hendrickson, R. Lester, Miss Innes. ROW I: V. Williams, G. McSherry, G. Myers, P. Lease, J. Hathaway, R. Powers, D. Thousand. ROW II: D. Brindley, L. Moen, C. Watson, K. Wallschlaeger, K. Ryan, L. Thousand, F. Garfoot, P. Bilse, B. Theobald, J. Twiton. ROW III: B. Moyer, Mrs. Seyffer, P. Oimoen, K. Calvert, G. Oimoen, R. Dauck, P. Brennan, M. Clerkin, C. Boe, J. Carmody, M. Mieden, S. Wells. 57 ROW I: D. Messinger, S. Watson, K. Schlimgen, M. Carmody, J. Manteufel, R. Collins, R. Lee, N. Otto. ROW II: D. Carmody, D. Calvert, M. Tilley, R. Trainor, L. DeSmet, D. Wallschlaeger, T. DeSmet, J. Lease, G. Clerkin, J. Segebrecht, M. Myers, C. Pohlman, R. Peterson, Mrs. Nelson ROW I: B. Twiton, L. Jabs, R. Wells, K. Tilley, K. Swenson, B. Aschliman, R. Straubhar. ROW II: R. Gamer, G. Mieden, J. Moen, D. Brindley, R. Hendrickson, G. Burreson. M. Myers. ROW III: D. Peper, C. Calvert, J. Czerwonka, T. Meyer, T. Benson, D. Ryan, M. McSherry, Mrs. Helgeson. 58 ROW I: M. Schulenburg, J. Hughes, P. Ameson, R. Severson, J. Eveland, L. Knight, J. Rickey, L. Wegmueller, K. Boe. ROW 2: R. Reeson, B. Schlimgen, J. Watkins, J. Jenson, M. Halverson, J. Myers, O. Boldon, C. Rose, S. Kelly, K. Uptegraw, J. Wegmueller, R. Hendrickson, J. Butterbaugh, T. Fjelstad. ABSENT: Mrs. Erdman ROW 1: R. Hauck, H. Watkins, J. Handel, C. Aschliman, D. Orsbum, R. Reeson. ROW 2: J. Retrum, D. Bolden, M. Lease, S. Rue, J. Oimoen, L. Monson, M. Ryan, N. Roberts. ROW 3: R. Peterson, R. Squires, D. Reeson, D. Thousand, D. Valstad, L. Lester, M. Thomas, B. Twiton, Mrs. Segebrecht. ABSENT: Mrs. B. Trainor 59 ROW 1: J. Hughes, K. Thoni, D. Roberts, P. Carmody, R. Hendrickson, D. Manteufel. ROW 2: P. Jones, E. Nihles, J. Hodgson, D. Lee, B. Hathaway, L. Jabs, C. DeSmet, L. Thompson, D. Theobald, P. Mieden, R. Halverson, Mr. Bourdages. ABSENT: T. Tilley. ROW 1: M. Carmody, D. Wells, B. Dimpfl, M. Staszewski, R. Jones, T. Osbom, D Schlimgen, J. Fjelstad. ROW II: L. Messinger, K. Ameson, T. Lease, D. Kelly, S Ander- son, J. Rickey, B. Garfoot, M. Jensen. ROW III: K. Ameson, L. Berry, K. Otto, P. Raisbeck, G. Parman, D. Reeson, H. Arndt, Mr. Seyffer. 60 Congratulations to The Class of 1967 Best Wishes For the Future from The BARNEVELD STATE BANK A Full Service Bank Established 1896 Member FDIC Barneveld, Wis. 53507 m Congratulations to the Class of 1967 r G. A. WATSON, CONSTRUCTION ? Agriculture Lime and Crushed Rock International Harvester Farm Machinery Sales and Service Phone 4141 Barneveld, Wise. MINDERMANN FUNERAL HOME Dodge ville, Wise. John E. 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