Barnum High School - Reflector Yearbook (Barnum, MN)

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We, the Senior Class of Barnum High School, dedicate our 1951 Reflector to Mr. Robert Goodell, a prominent businessman and citizen of Barnum. Bob, as he is known to us, has been a true friend to the Seniors, and has been enthusiastic and interested in the activities of the school. This year he brought forth additional interest in the Barnum-Moose Lake foot- ball game by presenting the school with a Brown jug which will be awarded each year to the winner of this classic rivalry. For the past ten years Mr. Goodell has presented a cup to the champion team of District 25 and a medal as the free throw award. We, the class of 1951, wish to extend heartfelt thanks to Mr. Robert Goodell, our friend. 3 In Memoriam Mr. Lloyed Gilbert was an outstanding citizen of Barnum for a number of years. He was born April 24, 1905 and died June 15, 1950. He was interested in most of the school activities as was shown by his attendance at our athletic and special events. He was a member of the Gideon Society and a deacon in the Salem Lutheran Church in Mahtowa. Mr. Gilbert worked for Standard Oil for twenty years prior to his death. dministration SCHOOL BOARD Seated left to right are: N. M. WEIBERG, Directorg SUPERINTENDENT M. LUNDBLADg C. H. WELCH, Clerkg DR. C. E. SIEMFR, Presidentg RUTH V. DAHLBERG, Treasurerg EMIL P. PETERSON, Directorg WILLIAM BROCKMAN, Director. WMM my 4 NIWQJ y Cd,,-5 ,fff 'J-ESS1541.-sKhL1:ENSg. , 1 3 I Clirrns-1 ff 7 . , f M' 1 yi7fj'f'1,f'!'l L' MISS JOAN KOKKO K ' Secretary to Superintendent R , ,.., T 1 Facult 1 an E il xg, LOREN STADUM, B. s. f. Instructor of Athletics ' - '- Physical Education W General Science Conservation University of Minnesota Barnum, Minnesota l LARRY 1-:LI-1NGsoN, B. S. DONALD KALIIN, B. S. Shorthand, Bookkeeping Typing Hibbing junior College University of Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers College Chisholm, Minnesota MARY RYAN, rs. S. .4 History English Music Appreciation University of Minnesota , Instrumental and Vocal Instructor Duluth Branch University of Minnesota Duluth, Minnesota Duluth Branch Barnum, Minnesota H 7, -, X Rx - A in A v rr ' ' Y 1 ffl Y , 11 K A i All ' AM ' AN in Q V x, X , 1 MARGAR'l'i TOWNSEND, ll. A. ti Chemistry, Biology ' Physical liducation Algebra Westmar College Y West Bend, Iowa CNo picture availablel QR A SIIERRILL ROBINSON, B. S. Agriculture, F.F.A. Athletic Instructor University of Minnesota Bamum, Minnesota I GERTRUDE GOODELL, B. S. llome Economics University of Minnesota Minneapolis Branch Duluth, Minnesota bid., dad Jaw ZZ' me Facult BYRON JOHNSON, B. S. English, General Business Social Studies St. Cloud Teachers College St. Cloud, Minnesota ADAH CARLSON, B. S., M. A. English, Mathematics junior Basic Business Library University of Missouri -f Columbia, Missouri ELLEN PETERSON NORA GRINDY , Four A and Fifth Grades Four B and Third Grades St. Cloud Teachers College Duluth State Teachers College , Barnum, Minnesota Barnum, Minnesota 1 1 ,'l' ' , l EDITH CONNER First Grade University of Minnesota Barnum, Minnesota 7 FRANCIS LEE Sixth Grade University of Minnesota Carlson, Minnesota B QMARJORIE ROHRER -'Second Grade Substitute Duluth State Teachers College Duluth, Minnesota Class History In the fall of 1947, fifty-one high-spirited freshmen from Central, Kalevala, and Mahtowa, with the former students, made an entrance into the hallowed halliof Barnum High School. It may not have been a dramatic one but at least it was a noisy one. Our class adviser was Mr. Campbell, and Jim Thompson was elected class president. The next year, Virginia Ellsworth from Middletown, Iowa and Adeline Hautajarvi of Moose Lake joined us in the trek to the day of graduation. We had a wonderful Christmas party in the Home Ec. room with Miss Olson, our adviser. Our junior year had many new activities in store for us. Our class play, There Go the Grooms. was presented and everyone agreed it was a hilarious comedy. To break tradition, we sponsored a prom-banquet with a Hawaiian theme and our Aloha to the seniors. Our class adviser was Miss Amundson, and Betty Wappula, class president. Finally - we're seniors! Mr. Skellenger has been our able adviser and Tom Jeffers, our class president. Up to now, we've been a boisterous group but we've become more dignified and quiet. The trip to Duluth to have our pictures taken by Dworshak was truly a nice day off. The usual custom was changed in our Homecoming with the coro- nation of the King and Queen held in the evening. Our float won first prize in the parade which was also held in the evening. We lost two members of our class this year. Loren Anderson moved to attend school in Iowa and Charles Tuholski stayed in Oregon when he went there during Christmas vacation. Our class had participated in most school activities. Fourteen boys in our class were on the football squad this year and three boys on the basketball team. Three boys were on the track team. Ten members of our class have been in band and most of us joined choir and glee club. ' We have enjoyed the days at Good Old Bamum High and would even linger longer if it were not that we must move on! 8 of v f K 0-i.w ,Eggs Quo 1 x 'n I j - 'F S o lp xii' F 0 enlors ' 4 1 is 7 4 43:5 1 th Quietly in her own way. V She does her work from day to day. Secretary 2,3,49 Class Play 33 Press Club 43 Business Club 35 Camera Club 45 Re- flector 45 Choir 3,49 Glee Club 4. GERALD ROBINSON If knowledge is a sure way to success, He will stop at nothing less. ' ' Football 3,45 Basketball 49 Baseball 25 Band 2,3,4g Choir ,3,4g Camera Club 1,2,3,4g Press Club 45 Science Club gF.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3 S udentC0ur1cil2 4 Tattler SALUT 2'3l BOY Semis l'2'5'4' rf' ROLAND HANSON From contemplation one may become wise, but know- ledge comes only from study. HONOR STUDENT VAL EDI CTORIAN RUTH KOIVISTO Manner, not gold is wom- an's best adornmentf' Choir 3,43 Glee Club 4g Pep Club 3,45 Press Club 45 Re- flector 43Usherette 35 Home- coming Queen 4g Camera Club 3,43 Business Club 3, JOHN MILLER Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4: Camera Club 1,2,3,4g Reflect- or 49 Press Club 43 Pep Club 3,4g Business Club 35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Football 45 Y.T.C. lg Science Club 1, 9 MAMIE WIITANEN 4 V I JJ' if v . -I ,. if 5 , , . 2 H , -Ll ,f SALUTATORIAN Science Club 13 Tattler Staff 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Boy Scouts 1,2,3,4g Press Club 45 Class Officer 33 Reflector 4g Camera Club 1,2,3,4g Usher 3. HONOR STUDENT af' 1 'z 2 wi - x ,D I HELEN AHO Silence more musical th any son Choir F, 2, 3, 4, Girl iilee Club 45 Camera BETTY NASLUND A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Student Council 4, Re- flector 4g Senior Camera Club 4, Tattler Staff 25 Business Club 3, Pep Club 45 Girl's Glee Club 4. HONOR STUDENT MARILYN HART What she does is just right Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Y.T.C. l, 25 Band 2,3,4g Pep Club 3,43 Class Play 35 Class Offi- cer 45 Reflector 4g Busi- ness Club 39 Gir1's Glee Club 4, Camera Club 4. HONOR STUDENT BETTY ANDERSON Sbe looks and behaves as sbe ought Choir 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Usberette 35 Pep Club 43 Girl's Glee Club 4. DAVID BEAN A good reputation is more reliable than money Football l, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2g Home- coming King, Choir 3, 4, Quartette 3, Football Co- Captain 4. I0 4 J I it-ff' '7 ,Z 554' will Q ,ff 4f VlV V ,IJ E V V l al' V .fp .fi 1' uv, A Jovifia .+rf4NEw' Her quiqtnesyd5tb cdte cha' Q ' Choir 1, , 3, prolific. 2, 39 B , Pep Kihj: 45 Girl 4,-fC u V. HomecomiQg,,A2 e Usbe,nette,3g C Clul za I el ,f 4 J LOIS CARLSON Her ways are quiet, yet ready and sure irl's Glee Club 4, Choir , 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, eflector 4, Camera Club 9 Business Club 3. CHARLES BEBERG Full of fun, pep, and vim, he likes sports, they like him. Camera Club 4, Class Offi- cer 2, Stage Manager 35 Baseball lg Homecoming Attendant 43 Choir 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball captain 4. LOURETTA BUNGER lt's grand to love, but I'll swan if it isn't grander to be loved. Homecoming Attendant 45 Band 1, 23 Choir l, 2, 43 Glee Club 4, Camera Club 4. VIRGINIA ELLSWORTII lts wiser being good than bad, lt's safer being meek than fierce Millerton, Iowa lg Camera Club 35 Press Club 4. IONH IQRICKSON She's as fond of dates as an Arab and she gots them Class Officer 19 Camera Club l, 2, 3, 49 Usherette 3gChoir 2, 3, 49 Girls' Glee Club It Business Club 33 Pep Clul13,4Q Ilomc-Coming Attendant 4. Il DAVID COPPERNOLL He may be quiet, and he may be shy, But here's a lad who is an all-right guyll Choir lg Camera Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Library 1, 49 Science Club lg Reflector 4, Class Play 3. JOAN KAUPPILA Though she be but little, she is lively. Choir 1,2,3,43 Y.T.C. 1,2,33 Pep Club 3,43 Glee Club 43 Usherette 33 Camera Club 4. DORIS LARSON There's a streak of mis- chief in every girl. Choir 3,43 Y.T.C. 1,2,33 Class Play 33 Camera Club 43 Pep Club 3,43 Glee Club 4. ADELINE HAUTAJARVI Music is the thing in the world that I love most. Choir 2,3343 Girls' Glee Club 43 Press Club 43 Pep Club 4g Camera Club 4g Reflector 43 Business Club 33 Usherette 33 Moose Lake 1. THOMAS JEFFERS A leader he could surely be. No one doubts his ability. Band 3,43 Football 43 F.F.A. 1,2,43 Boy Scouts 1,2,3,43 Camera Club 1,2,4g Press Club 43 Class Play 33 Class Officer 2,3343 Science Club 13 Usher 33 Tattler Staff 2,33 Library 1. SHIRLEY LEPPIOJA She believes wholehearted- ly that school is one of the necessary evils that beset us. Camera Club 3,43 Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee Club 43 Pep Club 43 Business Club 3, DONALD NELSON Slight in stature, great in achievement. Football 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Camera Club 1,43 F.F.A. 1,43 Reflector 43 Press Club 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Student Council 13 Science Club 13 Tattler Staff 2. LOREEN NELSON She puts her troubles away for a brainy day. Choir 1,2,35 Camera Club 3g Usherette 3g Reflector 45 Y.T.C. 1,2. KENNETH NEWMAN Kenny is feeling at his best, When he can be the con- stant pest. Football 3,43 Basketball 3,4g F.F.A. 3,49 Choir 49 Camera Club 45 Y.T.C. 1,2. 1 l R31 V' ii C JOHN OSWELL lfHe's here, he's there, 1'fe's everywhere. Choir 1,23 Camera Club 1,2, 3,49 Press Club 4g Reflector 4g Pep Club 3,49 F.F.A. 3,4. BERNIE PETERSON Work fascimztes me, I could sit and watch it for hours. Basketball 1,35 Football 2,45 Camera Club 13 F.F.A. 4g Baseball 23 Class Officer 3. M W9 4 A Q 233 . , C39 ' . .,,. 5 2 3 'ffifiv , ' . ' ,f,tQ.f. j ,, , 4, , Q - ,g. :v iii ., 1 - xgc' , 1 L+ 4 r . v V yi. - if 13 .. . 'Ta HAROLD OJA Someday his courage will unfold, At present he's far from being bold. Track 2,3,43 Football 45 Camera Club 4. RONALD 'OSBORNE He's sober but not serious, He's quiet but not idle. Football 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 3,4g Camera Club 49 Y.T.C. 1,2. ll I xs- V 1 ROBERT SIMPSON Pleasing ways and neat appearance add up to Bob. Track lg Camera Club 1, 2, 43 Science Club 15 Football lg F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Re- flector 45 Homecoming At- tendant 4g Choir 1, 43 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE PETERSON With a word or smile for everyone, Many friends this girl bas won. Choir l, 2, 3, 4g Y.T.C. l, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 35 Pep Club 3, 43 Usherette 33 Reflector 4, Homecoming Attendant 4g Business Club 3, Glee Club 4, Camera Club 43 Tattler 3. BETTY JANE REED A quitter never wins, a winner never quits. Reflector 45 Camera Club 2, 4, Class Play 33 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Business Club 3g Press Club 43 Band 4, Pep Club 3, 4. LEONARD URBACK Height is made to be looked at. not to be looked from. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4, F.F.A. 45 Student Coun- cil President 4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, Press Club 43 Science Club lg Student Council 3. BETTY WAPPULA A regular gal who meets life with a grin, She lets us know, 'to be happy's no - n In SIU. Choir l, 3, 45 Glee Club 43 Press Club 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 43 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Class Officer l, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Tattler 3, Homecoming Attendant 49 Business Club 3, Reflector 4. ld JAMES THOMPSON He is the slave of woman. Basketball l, 2, 3, F ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, 43 Cl Officer lg Boy Scouts Homecoming Attendant 1 J Class Prophecy We hereby predict that in the year of om Lord, nineteen hundred and sixty-one, the individual members of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one will be found doing as follows: Helen Aho will be leading a happy married life on a large ranch in Wyoming. Joyce Alanen will be the telephone oper- ator in Kettle River. Betty Anderson will be seen among the sales clerks in Macy's in New York. David Bean will be the coach of the Gopher's football team, which will be rated first in the Big Ten. Charley Beberg will be a player on the newly-organized Carlton County basketball team. Louretta Bunger will be a gown designer for the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Film Studios. Lois Carlson will be a receptionist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. David Coppernoll will be owner and oper- ator of a photo studio in Duluth-Dworshak's chief competitor. Virginia Ellsworth will be stationed in Barnum raising baby minks for market. She'll be clad in a mink too. ' lone Erickson will be out of circulation. She will have gone to the Antarctic with her husband to see if the penquins are as hand- some as they claim. Marilyn Hart will be a model at the Powers School of Modeling. Adeline Hautajarvi will be known as the Female Frankie of the Decca Recording Company. Roland Hanson will be professor of phys- ics at the University of Minnesota. Thomas Jeffers will hold the world's record for motor-bike racing. Joan Kaupilla will be chief stewardess of the W.A.W. Airlines. Ruth Koivisto will be raising little base- ball rookies. Doris Larson will be successor to Judy Canova on the radio and in Hollywood. Shirley Leppioja will be on her third vacationing trip to Finland. John Miller will have finished his studies and internship as a doctor and set up a practice in his hometown. Betty Naslund will have become the teacher in Blackhoof Valley since her mother retired. Donald Nelson will be a leading archi- tect. He will have designed the home of the ever-famous Gerald Robinson in Washington, D.C. Loreen Nelson will be the supervisor of a children's playground in Minneapolis. Kenneth Newman will have struck a for- tune by selling his car for an antique. Harold Oja will be a chemist in the re- search laboratory of the Agricultural Depart- ment in. Washington. Ronald Osborne will have the largest and most modern dairy-farm in Minnesota. He alone, will be able to handle the work of 150 cows. John Oswell will be a performer with many musical instruments in a vaudeville show. This, of course, will include his harmonica. Bernie Peterson will have realized that the future comes only one day at a time and will still be looking for a way to spend it. Charlotte Peterson will be a candidate for the title of Miss America, being the first redhead from Minnesota to compete for such a title. Betty Jane Reed will be out West writing a biography about Ted Williams compiled from her scrapbook of his baseball career. Gerald Robinson will be a member of the Supreme Court. The latest news will ex- press his plans to run as the President in the next election. Robert Simpson will have become the national leader of the F.F.A.--Future Fathers of America. James Thompson will be a general man- ager of the Studebaker Corporation at South Bend, Indiana. Charles Tuholski will be leading an air- plane expedition into the Belgian Congo looking for the impossible, Leonard Urback will be the operator of an apple-cider press near Barnum. Betty Wappula will be back in Kalevala teaching kids, her own and otherwise. Mamie Wiitanen will be learning how to take dictation sitting on her boss' knees. She will have been promoted from the desk and chair! Class of '51 Busy Days ----......1.....,.,. 16 LIBRARY GYM LUNCH ROOM . STUDY HALL alntenance COOKS Mrs. Harrington and Mrs. Blomberg BUS DRIVERS 17 WOODY and ELMER amemfmkzg QUEEN RUTH Homecoming activities started on Thurs- day night, October 19, with a parade and the crowning of the King and Queen. David Bean and Ruth Koivisto reigned as King and Queen respectively with Charlotte Peterson, Betty Wappula, Joyce Alanen, Lauretta Bunger, Ione Erickson, Charley Beberg, Charles Tuholski, Donald Nelson, Robert Simpson, and James KING DAVID Thompson as attendants. After the crowning there followed a bon-fire with the cheerleader leading the pep section. On Friday the Barnum Bombers lost to the powerful Pine City Dragons after putting up a great fight. The same night a homecoming dance was held in the gym, with a large crowd attending. Betty Wappula, Joyce Alanen, Ione Erickson, Louretta Bunger, Charlotte Peterson, Ruth Koivisto, David Bean, Charley Beberg, Robert Simpson, Charles Tuholski, Donald Nelson, and james Thompson. 5 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Charles Tuholski, Bernie Peterson, Charley Beber , Ronald Osborne, Leonard Ur- back, Harold Nelson, Davld Bean, Kenneth Newman omas jgeffers Armand Ronkal d nen an Rodney Peterson. SECOND ROW: john Weske and ,Verner Gilbert--nianagers, James Bayinler, john Miller, Curtis Anderson, Roger Switzer, Harold Oja Gerald Robinson, Donald Nelson, and Harold Ableiter. ABSENT: James Thompson, Loren Anderson, and Robert Bell. Barnum's 1950 football eleven under the wary coaching eye of Loren Stadum handled their season of three wins and three losses. The three defeats administered to the Bombers were by Grand Marais, Moose Lake. and Pine City. The Bombers opened their season with a stunn- ing 30--0 victory over North Branch. Their second win showed a spirited Barnum eleven walloping the the hapless Proctor Rails. Next Barnum edged a good and favored Forest Lake team, 20--13. SCHEDULE WE THEY North Branch 30 O Grand Marais 6 26 Proctor 25 7 Forest Lake 20 13 Moose Lake 6 26 Pine City 0 39 FIRST TEAM POSITION SECOND TEAM LOREN ANDERSON Left End CHARLES TUHOLSKI BERNIE PETERSON Left Tackle DONALD NELSON RONALD OSBORNE Left Guard JAMES BAYMLER ROBERT BELL KENNETH NEWMAN LEONARD URBACK HAROLD NELSON CHARLEY BEBERG DAVID BEAN ARMAND RONKAINEN JAMES THOMPSON Center Right Guard Right Tackle Rigbt End Quarterback Left Halfback Fullback Right Halfback THOMAS JEFFERS ROBERT WILLS CURTIS ANDERSON HAROLD OJA HAROLD ABLEITER GERALD ROBINSON RODNEY PETERSON ROGER SWITZER Basketball I Rodney Peterson, Gerald Robinson, David Bean, Kenneth Newman, Armand Ronkainen, Harold Mundell, Charley Beberg, Carlyle Mhyre, Harold Nelson, Allen Peterson, Verner Gilbert, Student Managerg and Coach Stadum. The 1951 Barnum Bombers were composed almost entirely of new faces. The only veter- an ball players from Coach Loren Stadnum's team of last year were David Bean, Charley Beberg, Rodney Peterson, and Armand Ron- kainen. The team lost seven lettermen with the graduation of 1950. This year's graduation will see the loss of David Bean, Charley Be- berg, and Gerry Robinson. Harold Nelson was only a junior but due to arriving at the age limit for participation in high school athletics, he was forced to hang up his shoes after the Christmas holidays. Immediately after he hung up his shoes, he joined Uncle Sam's Armed Forces. The first meeting -of the Moose Lake Lakers and Barnum Bombers proved to be an exciting contest. The Barnum Bombers just couldn't seem to hit the basket and the Lakers were hot, However, the Bombers stayed in there fighting all the time and showed a credit- able preformance. Before the year is over, we expect to see great things of this basketball team under the wary coaching eye of Coach Loren Stadum. BARNUM DATE OPPONENT Barnum November 22 North Branch Barnum December 1 Askov Barnum December 5 Willow River Barnum December 12 Finlayson Barnum December 14 Duluth Central Barnum December l Cromwell Barnum january 9 Moose Lake Barnum january 12 Finlayson Barnum January 16 Sandstone BARNUM DATE OPPONENT Barnum january 19 Alumni Barnum January 23 Carlton Barnum january 26 Willow River Barnum january 30 McGrath Barnum February 2 Moose Lake Barnum February 6 Carlton Barnum February 9 Askov Barnum February 13 Sandstone Barnum Februafy 15 Cromwell Harold Oja, Charley Beberg, Armand Ronkainen, Carlyle Myhre, and David Bean. Track Last year the track team scored 22 points in the district meet, placing them in fourth place. They were first in sub-district points. Bean and Thompson were members of the relay team, which placed second in this meet. His run of a half mile in 2 minutes 8 seconds won him first place in the district meet and third place in the regional meet. Charley finished in the regional only a step and a half behind the winner. This spring, if Charley can drop 3 seconds in the district meet and 8 seconds in the re- gional meet, he could well break the old records. Good luck, Charley!! -T 21 Q CHARLEY BEBERG JUNIORS I 'YJ f qw Ns Q l s S V N I X fb H 1 I ' I5 + 'QW . E I F fir' W s pr 'If' h ar i i i 4 7, S 5 1 lf, X - XI X2 I I Q: , , 25, f i Agfxi ' I I l I ' 1Xlsl2 nxA. ,fx R :sz-,I '- one ' R I 3lW4 'W , , f .Brew -F' ,ME ,, , 'I .. -41 aa, ,J g s it Q , , , KW? 5 ,gt W I Y, A A ,X W X, ,I r F Vlffgl jf' , FIRST ROW: Harold Ableiter, Gordon Aldrin, Phyllis Baldwin--V. Pres.g Robert Bell, Glenn Biebl, JoAnn Culbertson, Marilyn Denton. SECOND ROW: Bertha Flasch, Verner Gilbert, Irene Granrose, Marilyn Hall, Leone johnson--Sec., Peggy jones, james Kauppila. THIRD ROW: Ronald Meyer, LaVerna Minkkinen, Edwin C. Myhre, Harold Nelson, Viola Nelson, Beverly Olson, Rodney Peterson --Treas. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rengo, Dagmar Rengo, Armand Ronkainen, Georgina Schultz, Joanne Simpson, Franklyn Strandberg, Roger Switzer. FIFTH ROW: La Rue Thompson, john Weske. ABSENT: Dave Anderson, Doris Erickson, Delores johnson, Donald Larson--Pres.g Marvin Mundell. 22 SOPHOMORES ,H 5 get ,J 5, lk 5 T7 fr ln' I L 'ig fl H L Q Ft ft J il we A i 'iv' . N f 5 , 1 Q x Killa 4 mx ' xx ' f l 51.5 J xiiigiixi hh 3. 6 or -Sl 4' il ,ff i NX Nr ,Ox 1 F Eff -Y M i Q, yr XXV' 3 X' I I .5 or 1-,Z y. My ,. J- O ...Q I in M 4. -' 4. L - f' -I 1 M I e X' W l if 2 l i in 'cy Q ' ' l i ff , I , F 525 if J 4' .,:: 935' ll U X' o f 'ri-'fl I-if I ' I .ll ,ff I' X' 1 .-413: If H FIRST ROW: Curtis Anderson, Marjorie Ballou, james Baymler, Juliana Beberg, Carl Bens0n,Carol Breitback, Delores Bunger--Sec.g SECOND ROW: Grace Gilchrist, Esther Granrose, Carmyn Han- son, Iona Hecker, Edna Hovi, Juanita Kauppila, Gloria Leffler. THIRD ROW: Margie Leppioja, Delores Mattson, Melvin Mraz, Marian Naslund, Normajean Nelson--Pres.g Veirn Pederson, Allen Peterson. FOURTH ROW: La Verne Reed--V.Pres.g Velma Rilea, Marlys Rusher, Ronald Salo, Franklin Sarvela, Margaret Sather, Marlene Smart. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Srozinski, Norman Starr, Roger Weske, Robert Wills. ABSENT: Donna Drewlow---Treas.g George Olson. 23 Freshmen l I, . x t K I 1 VIQY A r - A -A-- :5',,,.,,,WA x I , ',.. A ,.,,-,: ' -, . - W , ., A171311 --,. '-.--',,- A ' - - an it - iv Q-X E 5? A ,. , ,.Al ,A -IQI ,A . ff. .51 , .ll ti ki A I -9, Q 'lif'9 ' 'A'2 . FQ' iw g!'A s gf 2 'M 5 9 ' 1255? ' zzz 5 A -Q f-2 - x-' M 'azfl luv E-fgx f I f P X if 2 I I , me r FIRST ROW: Shirley Ableiter, Melvin Aho, Clara Anderson, Bernard Baymler, Tommy Bean, Ina Carlson, Mona Carlson. SECOND ROW: Richard Christensen. jay Couillard, Sydney Dahlin, june Fall, Linda Felgen, Millicent Gilbert, Virginia Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Leone Hagen, Ronald Hall, Donald Haro, Carl johnson, Mae johnson, Donna Iosselyn, Gladys Konsti. FOURTH ROW: Lila Kaski, Rueben Lahti, Ernest Mehlem, Jim Meyer, Eileen Miller, Loren Myhre, jimmy Newman. FIFTH ROW: jesse Niemi, Robert Nummela, Dale Olson, Treas.g Patsy Olson, Loretta Oswell, Jeannette Parvianen, Rodney Paulson. SIXTH ROW: Carol Reed. Vivian Rilea, Donaid Salo, Fayme Sarvela, Gordon Schwoch, Mary Seimer, Robert Stoddard, Pres. SFVIINTI1 ROW: Lucille Thompson. Vernon Thompson, Kenneth Ulvila, V. Pres.: Joyce Urbach, Ramona Wills, Ronny Yonngzren, Ronald Ziehl. ABSENT: Darrel Drewlow, Richard Nelson, Alden Suorsaizz. Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Shirley Baumann, Lois Bunger, Daryl Colberg, Richard Culbertson, Bonnie Lou Ellsworth, Kenneth Enberg, Myrtle Erickson. SECOND ROW: Helen Flasch, Margie Folz, Carol Hagen, Pres., Charlene Hill, Lillian Hillstrom, Barbara jean johnson, Barbara johnson. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou johnson, V. Pres., Joyce McLevis, Phyllis Naslund, Sec.: Dale Pederson, Jeanette Rayner, Treas., Pearl Slater, Geraldine Weske. ABSENT: june Reed, Stanley Thompson. FIRST ROW: Lillian Aho, V. Pres.g Kenneth Arnson, Nancy Arnson, Mary Baymler, Kenneth Bell, Patricia Brigan, Robert Bunger. SECOND ROW: Alvin Eskuri, Treas.g George Hagen, Rornaine Janiksela, Beverly jary, Sec., Richard Jary, Pres., Winifred johnson, Leland Lyes. THIRD ROW: Dean Pederson, Charles Roatch, Thomas Ruhser, Arlis Skoglund, Faye Thompson, Merle Thompson, Arthur Wills. FOURTH ROW: Eleanor Wills. ABSENT: less Bell, Robert Osborne, Dick Peterson. xii K ii 'Pi 'iv y J in iii, Q 4 oae: 5 1 ir, 8 iwuxi if ix liz A I aa Seventh Grade all 25 CHEERLEADERS Donna Mae Drewlow, Delores Johnson, Betty Wappula, and Esther Granrose. At one of the first assemblies cheerleaders were chosen by members of the faculty. The new cheerleaders of the A-team include Donna Mae Drewlow, Esther Granrose, and Delores johnson, with Betty Wappula, the only one remaining from last year. A completely new group of B-team cheerleaders was chosen--Donna josselyn, Mona Carlson, Linda Felgen, and Donna Reed. The cheerleaders have done a good job, introducing new yells to the Pep Club, and trying hard to create more school spirit. Donna josselyn, Linda Felgen, Donna Reed, and Mona Carlson. Z S E L X x MAJORETTES Viola Nelson--head majorette, Esther Granrose, Delores Bunger--absent, Juanita Kauppila, Norma Jean Nelson and Marjorie Ballou--alternates. These six maiorettes have performed at the half of many basketball games, and they led the band in the Homecoming parade. The Pep Club was originated for the purpose of boosting all Barnum Bomber athletic events. PEP The members of the Pep Club are spirited and energetic students who enjoy providing a strong cheering section and leading the rest of the Bar- num people in backing the Bombers toward victory. CLUB FIRST ROW: Donna Josselyn, Mona Carlson, Phyllis Baldwin--Pres., LaVerne Reed--V. Pres., Donna Reed, Linda Felgen, Betty Wappula, Delores Johnson--Sec. Treas., Esther Granrose, and Donna Mae Drewlow. SECOND ROW: Marlene Smart, Junaita Kauppila, Joan Kauppila, Marilyn Hart, Charlotte Peterson, Leone Johnson, Marilyn Hall, LaVerna Minkkinen, Irene Granrose, Joyce Alanen, Barbara Rengo, Doris Larson, Norma Jean Nelson, Delores Mattson, and Viola Nelson. THIRD ROW: John Oswell, Shirley Leppioja, Betty Anderson, Lois Carlson, Margie Leppioja, Edna Hovi, Betty Jane Reed, Joanne Culbertson, Joanne Simpson, lone Erickson, Betty Naslund, Peggy Jones, Dagmar Rengo, Ruth Koivisto, Georgina Schultz, and John Miller. Band STANDING, left to right: Phyllis Naslund, Marilyn Hall, Charlotte Peterson, Delores johnson, LaVerne Reed, Tom Jeffers, Betty jane Reed, Delores Bunger, Beverly Olson, Viola Nelson, Grace Gilchrist, Leonard Urback, Mr. Larry Ellingson. FRONT ROW: Betty Naslund, Marian Naslund, Velma Rilea, Phyllis Baldwin, Carmyn Hansen, Marilyn Hart, Joyce Urback, Donald Nelson, Jack Miller. The Barnum High School Band has partici- pated in all athletic as well as musical events during this past year. The band is small but to compare size with volume and enthusiastic expressiveness would be unfair to this fine musical organization. The band is under the direction of Mr. Larry Ellingson. CL ARIN E TS Betty Naslund Marion Naslund Velma Rilea Marilyn Hall Phyllis Naslund Delores johnson Charlotte Peterson SAXOPHONES Phyllis Baldwin Carmyn Hansen Leone johnson DRUMS Betty jane Reed LaVerne Reed Thomas Jeffers CYMBALS Delores Bunger TRUMP ETS john Miller Donald Nelson Joyce Urback TROMBONES Leonard Urback Grace Gilchrist Beverly Olson Viola Nelson ALTO Marilyn Hart BARITONE Gerald Robinson FIRST ROW: Vivian Rilea, Shirley Leppioja, Joan Kauppila, Marilyn Hart, Marilynn Denton, Lois Carlson, LaRue Thompson, Patsy Olson, JoAnn Culbertson, LaVerne Minkkinen, Irene Granrose, Leone Johnson, Joanne Simpson, Joyce Alanen, Mae Johnson, Phyllis Baldwin, Marlene Smart, Ruth Koivisto, Delores Mattson, Fayme Sarvela, Beverly Olson, Velma Rilea, Mr. Ellingson, Director. SECOND ROW: Marlys Ruhser, Louretta Bunger, Helen Aho, Esther Granrose, Margie Leppioja Mamie Wiitanen, Millicent Gilbert, Gloria Leffler, Marjorie Ballou, Juanita Kauppila, Bertha Flasch, Linda Felgen, Barbara Rengo, Charlotte Peterson, Doris Larson, Marilyn Hall, Donna Drewlow, Betty Wappula, Marion Naslund, Loretta Oswell, Donna Jesselyn, Ramona Wills, Mona Carlson THIRD ROW: Phyllis Szrosinski, Betty Anderson, James Kauppila, Verner Gilbert, Donald Nelson Charles Tuholski, John Miller, Rodney Peterson, Kenneth Newman, Edna Hovi, Eileen Miller, Virginia Gilbert, Mary Seimer, Carol Hagen, Delores Johnson, Betty Jane Reed, Betty Naslund, lone Erickson, Joyce Urback, Georgina Schultz, Dagmar Rengo, Viola Nelson, Normajean Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Meyers, Robert Simpson, Carlyle Myhre, Ronald Osborne, Charley Beberg, Marvin Mundell, Harold Nelson, Armand Ronl-rainen, Leonard Urback, Gerald Robinson, David Bean, Norman Starr, Grace Gilchrist, LaVerne Reed, Peggy Jones. Choir 1 The Girls' Glee Club and the Choir took part in all musical events conducted during the past year. Their performances at the Christmas concert was acclaimed by many as the outstanding musical work ever presented at the Barnum High School. Girl's Glee Club FIRST ROW: Vivian Rilea, Joan Kauppila, Marilyn Hart, Marilynn Denton, Lois Carlson, LaRue Thompson, Patsy Olson, Joanne Culbertson, LaVerna Minkkinen, Irene Granrose, Joanne Simpson, Joyce Alanen, Mae Johnson, Phyllis Baldwin, Joyce Urback, Marlene Smart, Ruth Koivisto, Delores Mattson, Fayme Sarvela, Beverly Olson, Velma Rilea, Mr. Ellingson, Director. SECOND ROW: Shirley Leppioja, Helen Aho, Marjorie Leppioja, Mamie Wiitanen, Gloria Leffler, Marjorie Ballou Juanita Kauppila, Bertha Flasch, Linda Felgen, Barbara Rengo, Charlotte Peterson, Doris Larson Marilyn Hall, Donna Mae Drewlow, Betty Wappula, Marian Naslund, Loretta Oswell, Donna Josselyn Ramona Wills, Mona Carlson. THIRD ROW: Marlys Ruhser, Phyllis Szrosinski, Milicent Gilbert, Loretta Bunger, Betty Anderson, Esther Granrose, Edna Hovi, Eileen Miller, Virginia Gilbert, Mary Seimer, Grace Gilchrist, Leone Hagen, LaVerne Reed, Peggy Jones, Delores Johnson, Leone Johnson, Betty Jane Reed, Betty Naslund, lone Erickson, Georgina Schultz, Dagmar Rengo, Viola 'V son, Norma Jean Nelson. v 1 1 . bl M 1 F ' ' iw-I f - .-:':-3'3 i ..- U Z ' if it A A W X- 'J' Q - y Ear , if , ' ,,., l I' Qi I I in 1' at is Q, x if .. L V Am- gfwivaiggggrfiil gg fs .f 1 ,img , E 'n ll . hun b ,W E3 ,il 99 in ,aff - pw, ' If . I g ,E My U , if ' ffitif P X ' -'P il 5' ' i i -I ft 4 Em I 'Q ,y 5-1 ,., , E .Q ,, G RADE -ln-FQ SIXTH M f f' FIRST ROW: William Brockman, Judith Dillner, Duane Engberg, Howard French, Clifton Gilchrist, Georgia johnson, Kay johnson. SECOND ROW: John Lundblad, Jessie Lyes, Gloria Nglggn, Philip Nelson, Carol Newman, Gordon Oftedahl, Shirley Reed. THIRD ROW: Ronald Ruhser, jean- ette Schleret, Charles Siemer, Robert Slater, Kenneth Srozinski, Ronald Wills. ABSENT: Donald Peterson, Robert Peterson. . i 1 .f 4 i , , t ,. ,,..,,. sl W QQ K. ,Q Eg ll I , 11,565 ,wb 5 A 837- A1 in , V t ., my I M 5 , V ' I iffiyp I lf New or 2, at I YS 'X 0 1 ,I Q, I ff ,fi , ,K M .... ,, . IN? I Q A FIFTH GRAD! FIRST ROW: Diann Arnson, Gloria Basche, Beverly Baumann, john Baymler, Ruth Bell, Beatrice Brlgan, Larry Brockman. SECOND ROW: Clayton Crary, jerry Goodell, Penelope Goodell, Marlene jary, Carol johnson, Phyllis Lind, Karen Norberg. THIRD ROW: Chris Olson, Caren Olson, Mar- Safef Olullda Carol Skvglund, Craig Strandberg, Frederick Sullivan. Q 4 1 v n 4, H W A 29-, 1-: V hgwfi if ,, A, ! 5 ,ggi ' ' gf? Ziff? f-gy , if it ff do I ! irui fi nf K, ,' f i: ll ' fi jg A . , , W N, WWTP .W iii QW Y fbflg-, a .F-1 I H 2 sf li if V li. I ,Q I.. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Atwood, Vera Bergstrom, Dean Cummins, Shelby Eskllfi, Marilyn Harrison, Arnold Hillstrom, Sandra Hurst. SECOND ROW: Duane Janiksela, Florence Kalenius, Judy Katzele Paul Lind, George Mackery, William Nelson, Yvonne Staxrud. THIRD ROW: Judy Thompson, Don- ald Wiener. ABSENT: Thomas Conboy. if ' K 3. , . bf' A-ra. adv Maj W, 4, wg, 4 I f J., , Q Q' Y' :gee i 'ta-'Q Q -f 'Dfw ,... ' , QA ' X---vi if 1 5ff'Z sf? ,wifi , ' r.-' ' - .H 3 f- , gf- F A 1 4, b 'Fw L ,, , k I Qierl, e hx , A f'iil5?? 1 W amki' iw 'sac aw? .rf 41. I ' .W 4, J r J I if - dl 1 My , r i '35 6 ,fr .1 4 -' , . Q . L jj R 'R A U ii 5 V .- v,-v ., , 'gy ' l ' D1 ffrff Z A -:lf 3, .-if ' , , ,,'rfi:l,r5j H bfi . J TT if if rfrf We is I ' A J iii- f s f- 'Q' X f Mir, f un mf' P gf ww 'rx f , we 41 fy, . I. ! I fwiraf all I if , FIRST ROW: Bernard Basche, Alta Brockman, Mary Alice Brockman, Steven Dalluhn, Robert Eng- betg, Sharon Flodin, Curtis Hammitt. SECOND ROW: Marie Hultberg, Kenneth jary, Marla Johnson, Valerie johnson, Geraldine Krueger, Nancy Lee, Thomas Mike. THIRD ROW: Raymond McClellan, William Norberg, Clarice Olson, Bonnie Peterson, Patricia Pilarski, Glee Ann Rundgren, Kenneth Schleret. FOURTH ROW: Jafck Skoglund, Roberta Sullivan, Darlene Sway, Marcella Swenson, Gerald Thieling, Frederick Ward, Katherine Wieck. ABSENT: Russell Ober. Grade F he I e t a C f p Q QS Second .Masmm 3, qv- an f ,A Q o 3 ,Lf jar. A 1 S a, ,,2 I w sw is , g Q r f ' 5 S , , ,fs ' 3 1, . I ' is Q if iii? ' n 'zv' A I as c f' .I 1' i If W , -ef 5 0' , x ,.. ., if E f, I U, '- . AW Aix A fi w E 2,11 Qi? f Q 5 vs , ,Ig 5 , 2 req, X L, L , QQ Lx: FIRST ROW: Donald Iho, Leonard Amitrano, Dennis Arnson, Deanna Baumann, Lydia Kay Crary, Susan Cummins, Gerald Delarosby. SECOND ROW: Roger Fetters, Claudia Hammitt, Dwight Lahti, David Lind, Judy Lundin, Judith Lyes, Wayne Johnson. THIRD ROW: Gerald Milze, Lynn Nelson, Richard Oftedahl, Edward Olson, Arnold Parvianen, June Pieti, David Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Kieth Schleret, Jean Skoglund, Faye Slater, Terrance Staxrud, Barbara Srozinski, Diane Sullivan, Rodney Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Wait, Russell Walitalo, Laural Ward, Lorna Wekseth, Robert Wekseth, Linda Wenzel, Harvey Wills. ABSENT: Constance Hanson, Andrew Horwath. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Glen Arnson, Joyce Bergstrom, Gayle Blomberg, Yvonne Bosacker, Cheryl Christianson. SECOND ROW: Gary Engberg, Leroy Flodin, Lynn Hanson, Frank Harrington, Susan Hecker, Dwayne Johnson, Jon Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bernard Klejeski, Sandra Kucharski, Marsha Mohre, Martha Nelson, Richard Nelson, Marilyn Norberg, Sandra Ober. FOURTH ROW: Burton Peterson, George Rautio, Judy Schleret, Robert Schleret, Pauline Skoglund, Rueben Swenson, Craig Thompson. FIFTH ROW: John Thompson, Daniel Wait, Harvey Ward, Harold Wieck. ABSENT Gloria Benson, Charles Hall. , A Iqlz Q -I Q, gil? ff':.T I w EEA , Agra, W'-ff' Eff ,. , al, g U, 1 3 , , Q I . v ' Q .ie f' 'W . In-'MQ' Q of 1, ima 1.-M-'vm First Grade ,Ste ' 3255. ' if .MTM a ,, Q' mea, 'ag QM , ., + .-.,.,' ' Annual taff FIRST ROW-Loreen Nelson, Charlotte Peterson Mr Kaliin Adviser Maril n Hart d B , . , , y , an etty jane Reed. SECOND ROW-Ruth Koivisto, Mamie Wiitanen, Lois Carlson, john Oswell, Dave Cop- pernoll, Donnie Nelson, Tom Jeffers. ABSENT-john Miller, Roland Hanson, and Adeline Hauta- yarvx. The Annual Staff hope that all you readers will enjoy this annual as much as we paper with the help of the excellent work of the group of boys and girls in the picture fine job of putting out a fine school news- have enjoyed working on it. The Press Club was organized by Miss below. Ryan and through the past months has done a Press Club li'1IRiT ROW-Peggy jones, Phyllis Baldwin, Delores Bunger Normaiean Nelson Vir inia E11 I 1 S' wort , deline Hautaiarvi. SECOND ROW-John Miller, Carol Bteitbach, Marlene Smgrt, Donna Drewlow, Betty jane Reed, Barbara Rengo, Carmyn Hansen, Grace Gilchrist, Mamie Wiitanen. THIRD ROW-John Oswell, Donnie Nelson, Gerald Robinson, Leonard Urback, Carlyle Myhre, Irene Granrose, Marian Naslund Gloria Leffler Mar ie Ball R h K ' ' , , g ou, ut oivnsto. ABSENT-Betty Wappula, LaVerne Reed, LaVerna Mi kk' R l . n men, o and Hanson, Tom Jeffers . 33 .,, X -L A A iw Z lg 44 fS' Q 1.,,,. ' x QW 6,1 E Q' A 1 f iN ,W 5. cf 'lik gy iii 44 Q I M i -,vb W .22 il X ,,. lf, wi 'Q P 1 T .fl , 73 - . - 'ul M Vx. W if L 0 , .fill rj ri r .Q by L I' ' r 'HJ Calendar - - - The days grew short as we reached September, and the autumn breeze didn't help the thought of nine inevitable months ahead. But perishing those thoughts and realizing that we were entering our last year, other things came to mind like . . . Football! No wind too sharp or no rain too wet to keep us from viewing our heroes. Nor was our vigilance in vain, for at last that great moment arrived, we won a game. With a few broken bones and minus some stuffing,the boys settled down to studies and thoughts of other stuffing, for instance . . . Turkey and a vacation, and what a duo! Filled so that there was no room for even a hole, we lay back to catch up on a few months of lost sleep. Not possi- ble? Well, hardlyg but with a little effort and more determination, we coaxed our- selves to loaf. It was easy, too, to go back to school with only thoughts of . . . Christmas vacation! Two weeks this time with no fear of sleeping over time. Spending afternoons downtown, picking out gifts for the family and a few very special friends, and then acting surprised when one opened packages. Sleigh rides and dances to dream of during . . . Chemistry and English. Old Man Winter is determined to give us a cold month so we face it and turn up the heat, cancel appointments, and catch up on studies for exams now because next month . . . 34 ' 4 Musings - - - ,XM S Q 1, X5 All thoughts turn to romance. Those red and white doily valentin es with I l i N '- sweet nothings to be trea sured forever and ever. School life brightens up too, X Z k g. 'Ag with the last rush on the yearbook, and everyone excited over . . . ll ,-4,-4 Y sz il if i t , T g K J J- LV The Tourneysl To most of us the gayes t time of the school year, when we gather to compete and stage a drill that has been practiced for weeks. The bands ,R . sound professional, no matter how small, and the confetti is colored satin, no iq' yi matter what newspaper it is torn from. Along with the excitement of the Toumeys L Q RS comes another long awaited period .... Eastertime! The excitement wears off J .Q I. as the month changes to . . . K X K' 1--- . fi vi A b , .C P' April showers and spring flowers and the first real signs of warm weather. ,,f Your heart moves back up into place now as the world brightens along with you raczv H ?, for a few weeks will bring you into your big month of . . . 'fx T ,W if J Agp The jimior--Senior banquet and the long-awaited Prom. With our new suits and gay dresses to help us stage a bright appearance, it is the month of Coming Out. All too soon, however, we shall grow up, with the coming of . . . Graduation. No longer a joke and a sigh, but stark reality and an inevitable tear. It is time now that has passed so swiftly and has made one into a young man or woman. We shall go on into our chosen fields of work or schooling, but always we shall look back upon Barnum High School as our school and our educator. 35 X -A- -n ,If 32:1 a I If 2 X Senior Camera lub FIRST ROW-Louretta Bunger, Betty Anderson, David Bean, Charles Tuholski, John Miller, Betty Jane Reed, Betty Wappula. SECOND ROW-Shirley Leppioja, Virginia Ellsworth, Helen Aho, Lois Carlson, Joan Kauppila, Betty Naslund, Ione Erickson, Doris Larson, Joyce Alanen, Loreen Nelson, Charlotte Peterson, Ruth Koivisto, Mamie Wiitanen, Marilyn Hart, Mr. Kaliin-adviser. THIRD ROW-Robert Simpson, John Oswell, Ronald Osborne, Harold Oja, Thomas Jeffers, Kenneth Newman, Charley Beberg, Bemie Peterson, Roland Hanson, Leonard Urback, David Coppemoll, Gerald Robinson, Donald Nelson. ABSENT-Adeline Hautajarvi, James Thompson. F.F.A. FIRST ROW-Ronald Osbome-Secretary, James Thompson-Vice President, Kenneth Newman- President, John Oswell-Reporter. SECOND ROW-Jay Couillard, Sydney Dablin, Harold Ableiter, Donald Nelson, John Miller, James Kauppila, Glen Biebl, Donald Larson. THIRD ROW-Alden Suo- mala, Ronald Zxehl, Gerald Robinson, Harold Nelson, Leonard Urback, Bemie Peterson, Roger Swiizer, Robert Simpson, James Newman. ABSENT-Roland Hanson-Treasurer, Melvin Mraz-Sem tina . 'IA 6 Junior Class Pla FIRST ROW-Phyllis Baldwin, Barbara Rengo, and Joanne Simpson. SECOND ROW-Mr. john- son-Director, Delores Johnson, Viola Nelson, Irene Granrose, Joanne Culbertson, and Peggy jones. ABSENT-Gordon Aldrin and Dave Anderson. He Couldn't Marry Five , was a comedy ton and his vvife Connie, who is bugs on in Three Acts written by Roger St. Clair. It the subject of astrology and has named her is a gay rollicking story of a young man who daughters after the months in which they fell in love with five girls at once. they were born. The girls are the daughters of Ralph Bar- ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROW-Leone Johnson, LaRue Thompson, Bertha Flasch, Marilyrm Denton, and Beverly Olson. SECOND ROW-james Kauppila, Marilyn Hall, LaVerna Minkkinen, Georgina Schultz, Dagmar Rengo, and Ronald Meyers. 37 6 tudent Council FIRST ROW-Eleanor Wills, Lois Bunger. SECOND ROW-Gloria Leffler, Linda Felgen, Delores johnson, Joanne Culbertson, Betty Naslund, Dale Peterson. THIRD ROW-Mr. Skellenger-adviser, Gerald Robinson, Allan Peterson, Leonard Urback, Carlyle Mhyre, Carl Benson, Kenneth Arnson. The Student Council of Barnum declared March 2nd as Sadie Hawkins Day--the day when the girls invited the boys to the party on March 6th. The corsages the girls cre- ated for their boyfriends were very original as they were made from vegetablesg Rollie's corsage winning first place. Various games were played at the party and a delicious lunch was served. Everyone went home, de- claring that they had had a good time. Declam LEFT TO RIGHT-Beverly Olson, Normajean Nelson, john Oswell, Edna Hovi, and Grace Gil- christ. Five high school students-Beverly Olson, Normajean Nelson, John Oswell, Grace Gilchrist, and Edna Hovi--entered the local Declamation Contest held on February 21 in the auditorium. Winners selected to represent Bamum in the sub-district contest at Moose Lake on March 5 were Edna, Grace, and john. John Oswell triumphed again at the sub-district with his original oration, What The America's Creed Means To Me. He gave this selection at the district contest held at Sandstone. I Class Will We, the members of the.Class of 1951, do hereby bequeath the following to our promising successors: I, Helen Aho, will my pepsodent smile to John Weske. I, Joyce Alanen, will my secret beaus to LaRue Thompson. I, Betty Anderson, will my extensive wardrobe to Phyllis Baldwin. I, David Bean, will my athletic achievements to Armand Ronkainen. I, Charley Beberg, will my woman-hating ways to James Kauppila. I, Louretta Bunger, will my art for designing clothes to Viola Nelson. I, Lois Carlson, will my attendance at basketball games to Barbara Rengo. I, David Coppernoll, will my skills with photography to Doris Erickson. I, Virginia Ellsworth, will my bright sweater to Beverly Olson. I, Ione Erickson, will my coquettish advance to LaVema Minkkinen. I, Roland Hanson, will my Scientific American magazines to Harold Ableiter. I, Marilyn Hart, will my approaching wedding bells to Peggy Jones. I, Adeline Hautajarvi, will my shorthand notes to anybody who can read them. I, Thomas Jeffers, will my gaudy shirts to Ronald Meyers. I, Joan Kauppila, will my concern about the air-force to Gordon Aldrin. I, Ruth Koivisto, will my interest in baseball to Verner Gilbert. I, Doris Larson, will my endless chatter plus my giggle to Marilynn Denton. I, Shirley Leppioja, will my Chemistry, assignments to anyone who will do them. I, John Miller, will my popcorn pans to Joanne Simpson. I, Betty Naslund, will my long list of old flames to Dagmar Rengo. I, Donald Nelson, will my dimples and convincing smile to Rodney Peterson to be used when the occasion arises. I , Loreen Nelson, will my plaid shirts to Bertha Flasch. I, Kenneth Newman, will my sauntering walk to Harold Nelson. I, Harold Oja, will my aloofness to Franklyn Strandberg. I, Ronald Osborne, will my ability to dodge highway cops to Glen Biebl. I, John Oswell, will my long hair to Irene Granrose. I, Bernie Peterson, will my pessimistic outlook to Roger Switzer. I, Charlotte Peterson, will my scarlet blush to Leone Johnson. I, Betty Jane Reed, will my duets with Adeline to Marilyn Hall and LaVerna Minkkinen. , Gerald Robinson, will my voracious appetite to Carlyle Myhre. I I, Robert Simpson, will my going steady to JoAnne Culbertson. I James Thompson will my smooth ways to Dave Anderson I, Leonard Urback, will my six-foot plus stature to Donald Larson. I, Betty Wappula, will my golden date book to Delores Johnson. l, Mamie Wiitanen, will my desire for a further business education to Marvin Mundell if he can endure it. 39 Y ,uf Sugar. Christmas Program furnished the musical background. The pic- tures on this and the following page depict The grade school children portrayed the scenes from this program. story and the high school band and choir The Christmas program this year was built around the theme, Christmas Story. rf M 'firm Qin W' . - - Pl SKIP' 'H-Se brin8 1 How me sw-V - don for xm Bs . . . b Y' . e geW- ' S C Buying , tm ht I Blfti is b7 'W 0 n th' fke se tpllce rm 709: . 12,61 ' ' ' 40 Christmas Program DQ' 108 the snow!-,H 11 dance se' ' H a'l KB S man A1 'X TR Q- A nitsggbma Care L c e toys that Sfmt, will brit' . 1- -' uve fdhh A C o Com 41 8 to SUB- DISTRICT REVIEW After a hectic up and down season, the Barnum Bombers ended up in a tie for top conference honors with Moose Lake with 5 wins and 1 loss. The final standings are given below. CONFERENCE STANDINGS NORTH HALF DISTRICT 25 WON TEAM LOST 5 ........ ........ M oose Lake ...... .......... 1 5 ........ .......... B amum ....... ...... 1 4 ........ ........ W illow River... .... ...2 3 ........ ......... A skov ..... ....... 3 2. ....... ...... S andstone ..... ....... 4 2 ........ ........ M cGrath ...... ...... 4 O ........ ...... F inlayson.. ...... .6 TOURNAMENT RESULTS First Round C Moose Lake CByel 47 Willow River McGrath 35 Barnum 63 Finlayson 36 Askov 54 Sandstone 39 Second Round Moose Lake 46 Willow River 23 Barnum 59 Askov 54 Consolation Championship Askov 74 Moose Lake 69 Willow River 62 Barnum 54 INDIVIDUAL BARNUM HONORS All Conference Team Dave Bean Charles Beberg Free Throw Award Second Place Dave Bean Cheerleader Awards Donna Drewlow Esther Granrose 42 va 1,25 Q Ar 5? M S . f gk' 2 A i i s JS A CEM P-g f Viv.. j.',b1R 5 ,nfiggyw Q f ,Q S' V1 2 Murad, . ,.,..,.. 1 Q ,.A,., ., K , ,,.. '14 ,. , .4 QQ ,ff ' ., f HR, ., 5555 ,fm my 5 f,x,ff 5 'K 4 y W ' 512 vw 1 K J, 9 QM Q ,MP 1' 1 1' 5 Whoop-de-do! I Be Happy G0 Lucky DISTRICT REVIEW We wuz robbed! We wuz robbed! Those words were ringing from all the husky voices of the Barnum fans, as well as others, on the evening of February 28, 1951. Barnum led Rush City throughout the game and then with Z a second to go, a foul GJ was called on Myhre, and Sherman of Rush was given two shots. He 'stepped to the free throw line--dipped-- up came the ball--swish! The game was tied!! Again he got the ball-- dipped--came up with the ball--and swish! Rush led! Barnum was to take the ball out---BANG!! The game was over and never before was there such a hush. Everyone was shocked into silence after being ROBBED! Wipe up the milk on the barn floor Sulo and lets take a look at the results of the tournament. TOURNAMENT RESULTS First Round Moose Lake. .......... 57 Forest Lake.. Askov .................. 49 Hinckley ...... Barnum ................. 54 Rush City ..... Willow Rivet .......... North Branch Second Round Moose Lake ........... 62 Hinckley ...... Rush City .............. 4 3 Willow River. Champion ship Moose Lake ........... 46 Willow River ........... 39 One ball player from Barnum was voted on the All District Team. He made the All Conference in the Sub-District and now repeats as an All District Team member. Charley Beberg--our Senior center. Congratu- lations Charley! Moose Lake repeated as the District 25 Champion and earned the right to meet Keewatin in the semis of the Regional Tournament at the Hibbing Memorial Building. The other game of Region 7 had Gilbert of District 27 meeting Duluth Central, 1950 State Champs. What a tournament that must have been! 46 DRIVING IN . ' R h D ' - Carts leaping for 3 layup against us 18demg,n8 in lik City's tough zone defense- Bomb ,Q 0 .e er P1-vo - a ie:-- . s Powetlsition tesgacucs lik ect Cheelggi On the eve of the finals of the district, Barnum and Moose Lake received their trophies, symbolic of champions, for tying for top honors in the north half of the District 25 conference. Both schools were overjoyed at receiving the prize that took so much to Caffl. ALL DISTRICT TEAM Sebald ........................................ Moose Lake Matuseski ..... ..... M oose Lake Beberg .... .......... B arnum Carrigan.. ..... Hinckley Merritt ........ ........ H inckley Sherman ...... ........ R ush City Johnson ...... ....... N orth Branch Pracher... ..... Willow River 47 Days Gone By Golden - Guernsey Milk Barnum Butter and Eggs BARNUM CREAMERY COMPANY Phone 2-W Barnum Compliments to JEFFER'S TAVERN and POOL HALL Barnum, Minn. the 1951 Seniors Compliments to The Class of '51 i- For Building Talk to Grace i GRACE LUMBER CO. Barnum Phone 78-W FIRST and AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Of DULUTH Capital Funds over 56,000,000 Affiliated with Bank Corporation W O Finest Photographing ln S The H Entire Northwest A Located Above Walgreen's K Drugstore ln Downtown S Duluth Or 1' Call Melrose 344 U D O S High Schools and Colleges from Compliments Coast-to-Coast Buy Nelson Lettermen Sweaters NELSON KNITTING MILLS CO. 2105 W. Superior St. Duluth, Minnesota Buy Direct from the Mill, For Better Sweater Buys To The Barnum Senior Class Compliments to The Class of '51 PETERSON DRUG COMPANY Prescription Specialists Phone 15 Moose Lake BARNUM FARMER'S CO-OP ASSOCIATION General Merchandise Phone 34-J Barnum Minn. Congratulations to the Class of 1951 THOMPSON MOTOR SALES Manton Thompson, Proprietor Barnum, Minnesota .-di. Congratulations to The Class of 51 A CHEVROLET MOTOR SALES Phone 20 Kettle River, Minn. ANDRESEN-RYAN COFFEE COMPANY Importers and Roasters Of Fine Coffee Pressure Packed ARCO COF FEE Always Perfect 12-20 East Michigan Street Duluth 2, Minnesota MARSHALL-WELLS STORE H.J. Salheim, Proprietor Hardware Maior Appliances ' Farm Implements You Are Always Welcome At SLOCUMB DRUG Drugs - Cosmetics - Gifts Bridgeman Ice Cream Films - Photo Finishing School Supplies Compliments of DR. I. FRANKEL Dentist Phone 49 Barnum, Minn. Phorie 38 Barnum Phone 45 Moose Lake Congratulations to The Class of 51 LUMBY'S FARMER'S COOPERATIVE 5 Hardware - Furniture MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION RUDEBECK MOTOR COMPANY APPIIGDCPS General Merchandise Phone 107 . . Moose Lake, Minnosom Kettle River, Minnesota Phone 39 Barnum Compliments of DR. M.S. MUNSON, M.D. Physician Surgeon Phone 83 Barnum Compliments to the 1951 Seniors THE LITTLE INN 'Good Home Cooked Foods Claude and Fern Couillard, Proprietors Mahtowa Minnesota ARROVIH EAD COOP ERATIVE CR EAME RY ASSOCIATION Producers of Qual ity Dairy Products Kettle River Compliments to The Class of '51 THE GOODELLS Barnum, Minnesota Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 LORD LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Materials Barnum Minnesota Congratulations to the Graduates of 1951 DR. C. E. SIEMER Veterinarian Barnum, Minnesota CLOQUET CO-OP SOCIETY STORE NO. 4 General Merchandise Feed 8- Service Station Mahtowa, Minnesota Congratulations to The Class of 1951 SIMPSON 'S Fairway Food Store Phone 6-W Barnum Best Wishes to 1951 Seniors SKOGMO'S CLOTHING Moose Lake, Minn. STATE BANK OF BARNUM Established in 1903 Loans Real Estate Chattel Personal Auto Capital and Surplus 590,000 Phone 27 Barnum Congratulations to 1951 Seniors Stanley Peterson VARIETY STORE Kettle River, Minn. Congratulations to The Class of '51 With Best Wishes from THE RED OWL AGENCY George and Gladys Ruby Barnum Congratulations to the Class of '51 THE BARNUM HERALD The Home Paper for The Home Folks Phone 40 Barnum, Minnesota KETTLE RIVER HARDWARE Phone 90 Meyers Water Systems Coal Lumber Bottle Gas Northrup King Seeds and Feeds Occident Flour CARLTON COUNTY F EE D COMPANY Kettle River, Minn. B arnum Your Home Away from Home . . . At BARNUM HOTEL AND CAFE Mr. and Mrs. John Staxrud Compliments to The Class of 51 HAMLIN FURNITURE WAGGON E R HARDWAR E Moose Lake, Minnesota The Be st in Hardware Phone 93 Everything for Your Home Moose Lake, Minnesota Compliments to Class of '51 FELG EN'S GIFT SHOP Barnum, Minn. Licensed 8- Bonded Auctioneer EDWIN E. MANNI GOOD LIGHTING HELPS EVERYONE Young eyes and old eyes and 4 I l eyes in between do better when ' lighting is abundant and of good quality. 4,9 5 I its Your eyes must last a life-time, so give them a break-give them Q A - , better lighting. N are Eyesight is precious - good lighting is cheap. Phone TF2 Kettle River MINNESOTA POWER 8- LIGHT COMPANY RUBY'S Where the Gang Meets! i Good Food Always George and Gladys Ruby FELGEN'S GARAGE Chrysler - Plymouth Barnum Minnesota Congratulations to the members of the Barnum High School graduation class of l95'I. May they continue to pursue educational advancement and be ever prompt and faithful in their responsibility of American Citizenship, and ever ready to preserve the freedom of the Country in which they are privileged to live. THE NORTHWEST PAPER COMPANY Cloquet, Minnesota We thankfully acknowledge donations without advertising from: JOSTEN'S PHYLLIS HENDERSON, O.D. ARROW RADIO AND ELECTRIC KEHU'S FAIRWAY WILSON SISTERS HARRY MACKEY BLAHA'S MEAT MARKET A 8. E OFFICE SUPPLY CO. To all the business men who bought advertising space or made donations, we give our grateful thanks. Sincerely, SENIOR CL ASS Autographs Good Food Our Motto at MA'S COFFEE SHOP 'I' Phone Bl Barnum - ! 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