Barrett High School - Colonel Yearbook (Barrett, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

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Chairman Oscar Jenson, Director Pdwin Johnson, D1rQctor selmer shervey, Treaslrvr Paul Frarcn, Flerx olarenco We son, D1 ector Gornell Hjelle, Superintendent Gary Olson ADMINISTRATION Carol1ne Stav1g Mr Gary S Olson T Seated Advisor Vr Gary Olson, Sharo yn Erxc son, Co 8I1t0TS arolyn Isa son, Robert Shervey, uoene Anderson, Kay Grayson Standing Nancy Puchalsni, Farlton hayvr, Jerry Ja obson, 'lair Nelson, ltr Brau Mr uary S Olson Mrs Evelyn Ouist M1ss Florence Olson Mr Marlin Spangrud Gerhardt Schaible Wmllard Olson Dale Kongsl1e Richard Hanson gl I1 .dv I.. I G FACULTY BQIIGJ1 State College B S Un1vers1ty of North Dakota M Ed Concord1a College B S North Dakota A C B S Concord1a College B S Ellendale Normal B S Mayvxlle State Teachers Colleg University of North Dakota B Hamline University B A 2 Spanish Super1rtendent Senior High Math and Science Home Economics Jummor High Social and English, L1brary Junior High Nath and and Science, Biology Commercial High School Pr1ncipal Soc1al Studies Coach Senior High English ll I ' L ' 5 ' f Ifflffi ,L,'9 f1L 'A' X Mr! I O L Mr- ' ' 13.5. - Mr- ' .S. ' Mr. ' ,A, Mr. Clifford Smodell Bemidji State College B.S. Industrial Arts Mr. N , , - my 2: , . K ' 4 S d ' 'vby Ji, X'x'x gg 31 jg . J ,l 'W 'I X ' -2? X 3 ' 1 f er' . XR I P- I ,Y IJ 2' I 1 1 lp, L V .b, g 1 49 AA X I lj 4 X ,F ff John Moriarty Moorhead State College B S 7. 2 1 J? as ,-- Y f Vocal and Instru mental Music 1 IANITORS CAFETERIA WORKERS r-v Lawrence Pederson, Roy Anderson Mrs Shipman, May Johnson BUS DRIVERS Roy Anderson, Elliard Anderson, Richard Tonsfeldt, Ben Brau, Paul Sandberg Siiw Gfvwtwlfm 3Y9ixxw, ixx1if CAROLYN ISAKSON HBo1d of spirit, game for adventure W Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Girls Chorus 1,3,h Student Council 1 Speech 3,h One Act Play M Annual Co Editor M Pep Club h F H A Class Plays 2,3,h Queen Attendant h Class Officer 3 Sextect 3 VALEDICTORIAN Noll allhe 'lop bull Cllmblflg Colors Punk and Blue Flower Whllle Rose SALUTATORIAN KAY GRAYSON WPeaceful, studious, and silent Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h Girls Chorus 1,3,h Chorus Officer 3 Band 1,2,3,U Pep Band 1,2,3,h Band Officer 3,h Student Council h Speech 3,h Pep Club h Class Plays 2,3,h Homecoming Queen h. Queen Attendant 1. Class Officer 1,3- Cheerleader 2. Sextect 3. Triple Trio h. Girls State 3. ll o 0 o 0 s . . ' a , . o o o I-lo X 1 . . s o , SX ' 'L 1- l. 'l 'S ly S LL.. O I 0 U I O O U 0 0 0 o o 0 o o c I o ELGENE ANDERSON RO ERT SHERVEY If I rest, I rust ' Nl may not say very muc , Mixed Chorus 1,2 Class Plays 3 h King Attendant 3 Speech but I know a lot W Student Council 3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 M Band l,2,3 h Pep Band 1 Student Cou cil 3 Football l ?,3,h Basketball l,2,3,h Annual Co Editor M Lettermen's Club h Class Plays 3 h King attendant 3 Class Officer 3 h Octet h German Band 3 Boys State 3 Speech h NANCY PUCHALSKI WAlways quiet, reserved, and shy.n Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h. Girls Chorus l,2,h. Pep Club h. Class Plays 3,h. Queen Attendant 2,3- Class Officer 2,h. Cheer- leader 1. Speech h. LUCILLE BRAU Ulf silence is golden, she must be a million- aire.W Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,h. Girls Chorus l,2,h. Student Cou cil 3. Pep Club h. Class Plays 3, Queen Attendant 3. Speech h. h NNever an idle moment Mixed Chorus l,2, h Girls Chorus l,3,h Cho rus Officer 3 Band l,2, 3 h Pep Band 1n2n3Jh Band Officer L Speech 3,h Pep Club h F H A h, Class Plays 3,h Queen Attendant h Class Officers l,2,h Sextect 3 Triple Trio h Clar inet Ouartet 3,h Speech h JERRY JACOBSON WDon't judge me naw, in thirty years I may be a great scientist.N Mixed Chorus 3,h. Stu- dent Cou cil h. One act Play 3. Football 1,2,3,L1. Basketball l,2,3,h. Base- ball l,2,3,h. Lettermen's Club h. Class Plays 3,b. King attendant l,h. Class Officer l,h. Speech h. NELSON Ulf it wasn't for the fact I talk constantly, maybe I'd have some thing important to say N Mixed Chorus l,2,3,h Student Council 1 h Football l,2,3,L Basket oall 1,2,3,h Baseball l,2,3,h Track 3,h Lettermen's Club h Class Play 3 Homecoming King h King Attendant 2 Class Officer 2,3 Boys Ouartet 3 Octet h Speech u. CARLTON CHAYER HEveryvhere I turn I find obstacles.n Mixed Chorus L. Class Plays 3,h. King attendant M. Speech L, SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 6 1955, thirteen adventurous seeking freshmen were waiting at the spaceport in Barrett to board the BHS for a four year traveling spree Mr Smodell was in charge that year with help from Jerry Jacobson as president, Carlton Chayer as vice presldent, Kay Grayson as secretary, and Robert Shervey as treasurer Our representatives at the governing council were Carolyn Isakson and Clair Nelson On October 21, while we were viewing Mars we were iniatiated The next year we counted the passengers and found that we had lost two Bruce Arthun left us to go to Austin and Earl Thompson went to Hoffman during the year In 1956 Mr Hauer was captain of the ship The officers for that year were Clair Nelson President, Nancy Puchalski Vice President, Sharolyn Erickson Secretary Treasurer, and the Student Council members were Lucille Brau and Earl Thompson In early October we had the pleasure of initiating the Wgreen freshmen N In 1957 we had ten passengers again, and we had a very exciting year Mrs Quist was our leader then, with the help of Robert Shervey, President, Clair Nelson, Vice President, Kay Grayson, Secretary, and Carolyn Isakson, Treasurer Our Coumcil representatives were Robert Shervey and Eugene Anderson In the fall we gave our class play named NA Boy Named Buelah W A Banquet and Prom In the fall of 1958 we again had ten passengers abroad Mrs Quist was again our captain Jerry Jacobson was the pres ident, Robert Shervey was our vice-president, Nancy Puchalski our secretary and Sharolyn Erickson our treasurer Council representatives were Clair Nelson, Kay Grayson and Jerry Jacob son During the fall we had a quick stop at Barrett High for Homecoming events Our candidates were Carolyn Isakson, Kay Grayson, Sharolyn Erickson, Clair Nelson, Jerry Jacobson, and Carlton Chayer Kay Grayson and Clair Nelson were elected to be Queen and King The highlights of the year were our trip to Chicago for Skip Day, and the Junior Senior Prom SENIOR CLASS PROPI-IECY As we are traveling through the Orient, we are finding many familiar faces Haven't we seen these faces before? Oh, yes, it was at Commencement exercises at Barrett High School in 1959 It is surprising we still recognize them, for it is now l97h, and they surely have changed Because we are in Hong Kong, China, we hail a rickshaw for traveling about the city Why, Eugene Anderson is our driver! We knew he was interested in different types of locomotion but we always thought his interest tended toward those in wh1ch motors did all the work we stop at an old Chinese ruin where Kay Grayson is guiding the tour We find that after high school she took a language course and then went to China She teaches English on the side As we are looking over the rice paddles, we see a familiar person It turns out to be Jerry Jacobson looking very different with his pants legs rolled up and a coolie hat on his head Eight children are clustered about him and, when 1nquiring about them, we fxnd they are Jerry's 3 little while later we were all kept busy with the Junior-Senior About this time Eugene was getting tired so we paid him couple yen and started shopplng As we went into one shop a lady in Chinese dress came forward to greet us It was Sharolyn Erickson! She had bought the clothing shop and was doing a big business She was introducing a new type of design in the material we were sitting in a restaurant when a comotion started at the entrance The Ambassador to China from the United States walked 1 As she walked ln we saw it was Carolyn Isakson! While we were talking to Carolyn, Lucille Brau walked by Because she hadn't recognized us we ha1led her and she came over to talk to us She said she was the head of a chopstlck manufacturing company and was doing a very profitable business We all had dinner together and then waited for the floor show The floor show featured an American magic1an who was touring China It was our old friend, Robert Shervey He was always up to tricks in school so we weren' too surprised when he turned up as a magician The next morning we took an airplane to Tokyo We had a very pleasant trip, because our stewardess turned out to be Nancy Puch alski We talked all about our old school days together We had been traveling for quite some time, so we took ou clothes to a nearby laundry to be cleaned To our great amazement Carlton Chayer was behind the counter managing the business got so excited when he saw us he started speaking Spanish mixed with Chinese It was rather hard to understand him We heard that the New York Yankees were playing in Tokyo, so we decided it would be fun to go As we were glancing through our programs, we saw that Clair Nelson was pitching! After the gam , in which Clair had struck out sixteen men in a row, we tried to get close enough to talk to him There about him that we had to walt two hours After such a thrilling tour of the was the best place we could next vls1t back again and visit our friends of the SENIOR CLAS We, the Senior Class of 1959, being hereby will the following: were so many fans gathered before speaking to him! Orient we decided Barrett Maybe in l98h we could go graduating class of 1959 S WILL of sound mind and body do I, Eugene Anderson, will locker nu ber one to Kay Anderson if she doesn't slam the door too hard, and transfer my spelling ability to Eddie Beckman provided that he will make good use of it I, Lucille Brau, will my shyness to Darlene Rey in hopes she will make slight use of it I, Carlton Chayer, will my ability to to get along with the teachers to Myron Johnson I, Sharolyn Erickson, will my clarinet to my brother, Dennis, in hopes that he will start playing again, and my first chair in band to Christy Sumstad I Kay Grayson, will my position in band to Kayla Olson, and my chorus gown to my brother, Daryle I, Carolyn Isakson, will my ability to make it to school just before the last bell to Stevie Ehlers, my freckles to Gregory Sandberg, as if he needed them I, Jerry Jacobson, will my athletic ability to Jeff Lang I w1ll my size 12 tennis shoes to Doug Clow in hopes that he can fill them I, Clair Nelson, will my position on the basketball team to Larry Olson I, Nancy Puchalski, will my chorus gown to my sister, Betty, and my quiet dispositzon to my other sister, Elaine I, Robert Shervey, will my ability to come late to band each morning to Jeffrey Lang and hope he will use the extra time to get his beauty sleep I will my front row chair in hand to Vivian Johnson and hope she will find it more comfortable 8 . 0 0 0 O fl. 0 . 0 l O . 0 . t 0 0 0 l Q 4, . He O O I O .Q O . O 0 I O 0 0 7 0 V 0 Q 0 I . 0 0 U 94. IUNIORS First Row: Phyllis Bollman, Donna Bartholomew, Carolyn Kube, Mona Getz, Darlene Rey, Verlie Block, Nancy Anderson, Ela1ne Puchalski, Second Row James Dick, Larry Behrends, Diane Hedstrom, Nancy Olson, Joyce Dahl, Charlotte Carlson, Stehpen Ehlers Third Row: Allan Huhred, Vernon Anderson, Paul Lohmeyer, Richard Hanson, Myron Johnson, Douglas Clow, John Paulson, Eddie Beckman X 3 S Mfyiv -Q I' ls' .if X '45 'Xi 'QSP45, si ,, 5 Qs Freasurer Verlie Blocx, Vmce President Myron Johnson, President Charlotte Carlson, Secretary Nancy Anderson, Advisors Mr Schaible, Mr Olson Q-J., ' 1' Q - l . -1, wx y . 5 9 Q1 .Xl-'J-. . , ' I f X XQQGZQ X ,fx N , 0-MAJ . f ,o, , gf 4: f A 'A 9 go, 64 fo -. Y, . ., s - 22, C f , 1 J 1 --mv . . L O . . . SOPHOMORES Allk F1FS+ Row Qutr Bartholomew, Jerome Johnson, Julze Stensland Ruth Paulson, Kay Anderson, Joan Tonsfeldt Second Row Ione Johnson, Charlotte Lohmeyer, Carol Beckman Karen Mlttlestadt, Glen Rey Third Row: Kenneth Behrends, Gene Jenstad, Lorenz Rathke Denn1s Leverson, Nels Wayne Nelson, Larry Olson Not Pictured Fritz Lohmever Q S I' Advisor Mr Hanson, Secretary Dennis Leverson, Treasurer Kay Anderson, Vice President Ruth Paulson, President Ione Johnson, Advisor Mr Smodell ,U Q' v S FRESHMEN Front Row William Brau, Marilyn Shaw, Judy Miles, JoAnn Smodell Second Row Allan Leverson, Michael Sandberg, Deloris Breum Douglas Range, David Hartman Third Row Eddie Chayer, Terry Peterson, Dennis EPICRSOD Gerald Pederson W , X N 4 f Treasurer Allan, President Terry, Vice President Gerald, Secretary Judy, Advisors Mr Kongslie, Miss Olson f X5 A xx .f S, y P ,T EIGHTH GRADE y J ' Q A A xi First Row Mlchael Blomer, Paul Pzpo, Shirley Bartholomew, Betty Jean Puchalski, Georgia Johnson, Vivian Johnson, Judy Kube Second Row Daryle Grayson, Timothy Ray, Betty Behrends, Ruth Ann Pipo Sandra Jenson, Joan Ehlers, Andrew Isaacson lhird Row Jeffery Lang, Jo Ellen Olson, Janet Carlson, Larry Anderson Ernie Frarck, Charles Leraas, Leon Johnson X -I g q Emif ii It Secretary Vivian Treasurer Shirley Bartholomew, Vice President Ruth Ann, Advisor Mr Moriarty, Presxdent Judy 3 s 3 2 453 Ei? 0 Nm , p X X X W A x Q 1 - 2 , I . I X I 1 SEVENTH GRADE Front Row John Blomer, Gary Bollman, Harvey Holmen, Terry Burns, Christine Sumstad, Katherine Ehlers Second Row Donald Olson, LaVonne Rohloff, Curtis Paulson, Connie Hansen, V1rginia Hubbard, Mary Frykman, Brenton Isaacson Third Row D1ane Shaw, Diane Lohse, Patricia Brau, Carol Miles, Mary Mittelestadt, Marilyn Anderson Q2 arjf !'LJL S N Secretary Marilyn, Advisor Mr Spangrud, Treasurer Brenton, President Christine, Vice Presldent Connie Beg? .S l SIXTH GRADE A F ret Ron Je r hJelle, Dennis Hubbard, David Getz, Kathryn Burns, Kelth Benrends, Linda Jenson, Linda Chayer, Marlys P1po Second Row Gene Johnson, Gerald Nelson, Raymond Fleischfresser, Larry Anderson, Warren Dahlen, Katherine Dahl, Karen Ray, ReNae Olson, Mrs Tressa Hoff Third Row Bruce Jenson, Charles Puchalski, Douglas Frykman, Allen Grayson, Gail Jenson, Susan Sandberg, Bonnie Shaw, Clara Steen FIFTH GRADE if fm F1fSt Ron J e Heacr, Sh1rley plPlSChfF6SS2f, Llnda Blomer, wenee Pederson, HQCF e Joh son, Kayla Olson, Cheryl Hanson, Bonnie Olson, Second Row L1nda lonsfeldt, Leonard Bartholomew, PIC? el De erson, Larry Dederson, Maynard Brau, Gene Ouist, Doris Leraas, Barbara Smooell, Mrs Marion Libke Third Row John Jenson, Douolas Isaacson, Tirothy Sandberg, R1chard onsfeldt, L1nHa Mittlestadt, Carolyn Johnson, lheolyn Ford l L 1 . 1 Y: 1-'fl 1 . . u.f . . 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F0 URTH GRAD E Fmxst Rav Sue ellen Jenson, Dennis Sh1pman, Gabriel PIPO, Jennlfer IC lercJ, Second Row Colleen Burns, Janet Hubbard, Michael Skare, Vivian Frykman, Linda Beach, Carolyn Moerke Th1rd Row Karen Scha1ble, Kay Ronhovde, Deborah Blocl, Jana Fonsfelot, Diane Anderson, Darrell Frykman THIRD GRADE F1fSt Row Danng Olson, Lxnda Smodell, Ellen Lohmeyer, Dennxs Beckman, Joyce Hanson, Cheryl De Clercq, Mrs Ellen Westberg Second Row Pamela Ray, Arlene Fleischfresser, James Hanson, Debra Tons! lit, Jerry Anderson, Shirley Blomer, Kenneth Hubbard, Lee Hjelle Thmrd Row: Robert Olson, Roger Jenson, Wanda Shaw, Brenda Schaible, Karen Johnson, Ann Shervey, Donald Ford Susan Kube, Steven Ray, Mrs. Vernita Olson 5 A SECOND GRADE F1r t Row Debra Olson, Chr1stopher R y, Donna Johnson, Dean Beach, Linda Fleischfresser, Karen Block, thomas Burns, Gregory Sandberg, Mrs Jess Second Row Crystal Shaver, Patrmcla M1ttle tadt, Eileen Rohloff, Kexth Pederson, Denice Jenson, Galene Anderson, Cynth a Sumstad Th1rd Row Lee Ronhovde, Bryce Anderson, Kevir Ienson, lendell Shaw, Wanda Gulbranson, Layne Anderson, Dwayne Frykman, Carmen FrarcP Fxrst Rom Faye Pederson, Sherya1d Rohn, JL V dyelle, lerry Lfnl el on, Bonn1e Leraas, Ruth Ann Johnson, Scott Beach, Ela1ne Voerke, Nrs Shirley KOUOSl16 Second Row Terry Puchalski, Eileen Johnson, Gary Anderson, Cheryl Larson, Vickie Anderson, Steven Johnson, Robert Lohse Th1rd Row: Susan Olson, Janet Blixrud, Jimmie Fleischfresser, Bruce Schaible, Lynn Anderson, Shelley Anderson, Marilyn Jenson, Richard Gulbranson ,' L, .A ,fv'! '. 'lf' ' s : ' ' a A A 5' , Sletten - , : c , ' ' .' 3 . . ' ' 4 : 1 . .. 5 . ' ': ' . 'ar 1' ' 1 'K r s .I . A , A B, X j J ., ,V N 1 . 'ifxi rv fi fr-. I I X V u f U 1 ,fy E, I-4 O L4 ITS .-C U7 VI +3 CJ C n-1 L4 Ll- Daryle Grayson, Janet Carlson, Joan lonsfeldt, Kay Anderson, man, Boll Phyll1s Johnson, H6 d, Io an ensl e St ull David Connie Hansen, mstad Su H2 1 1st Chr Isakson Andrew ffery Lang, Je Ehlers, therine Ka hloff, Ro 3. 1111 odell, LaVo Sm o Ann hones: 3? HX S OI' 'en ITIBD Boll ary G I akson IS Brenton Shervey, Robert Johnson, ian 1V aphones HX S lto A ex uh K Judy Q an artm Horns: French Brau 1lliam M et larin C Bass ock, Bl C Verli hone' ap HX S Baritone Olson, Nae Re Rey Darlene Jensen, 11 mothy e, Ti Rub YU Carol Holmen, arvey H Burns, Terry lson, ald O On D QFQ, db San an Sus ets I' ! SOTI hn Jo Leon J ay glas R Elaine Puchal Michael on, in 51 K L4 J flson T J AG p,-e NJC ill! Tron OWU J .1 , rlsm Ca tte Charlo Getz, Mona Bartholomew, ley Shir Nelson, 2 YU Wa Nels ODPS ' romb son, hn Jo Jerome ro, 1- 'wr O kritz ictufed' ot lutes: Kay Grayson, Ruth Paulson, Charlotte Lohmeyer, Joan Ehlers, Sandra Jenson, Ruth Bartholomew, Cla Erickson, J ' ' J ' ' Q ' ' - s H 3 V. 1 ll Lx' , - ' - 7. s -ou 'V . : Larry Olson, Douolas Clow, Joyce Dahl, Drums: Terry Peterson, Judy Miles, Ernie Frarcb, Nancy C Director Mr. Moriarty, Basses: Diane Hedstrom, Jo Ellen Olson, Baritones: Douglas Frykman, Allen F Sandbe V T , . ' N 1 ' f , A 1 kg 34: JUNIOR BAND ALTO SAXAPHONE Larry Pederson, CLARINETS Cheryl Hansen, Maynard Brau, Dale Beach, Linda Chayer, Kathryn Burns, FLUTES Kayla Olson, Rachel Johnson, CORNETS Gene Johnson, Dean Hjelle, Kathryn Dahl Karen Ray, Gene Oulst, Timothy Sandberg, Brenton Isaacson, FRENCH HORN Carol Miles, Linda Jensen, TROMBONLS John Peter Jenson, Richard Tonsfeldt, Carolyn Johnson, M1chael Pederson, David Getz DRUMS: Barbara Smodell, Georgia Johnson, Bonnie Olson, BASS HORN Mar1lyn Anderson, DIRECTOR Mr Morlarty The only appearance of the Junior Band this year was at the Chrlstmas Concert The remainder of the year has been spent rev1ew 1ng the elements of mus1c, and learn1ng scales and techn1ques of mus1c which are essential 1h the play1ng of an 1nstr ment Greater individual attent1on is given during rehearsals to the members preparing them for advancement into the sen1or band H-5 0' G In the fall, wh1le footballs were filling the a1r the band was filling the streets near the school, laboring to master the art of marcn1ng The many hours of foot work were well rewarded as the band has never looked better on parade as they d1d for homeconxno Throughout the fall the band members provided pep songs for all the football games at home and in Elbow Lake Not long afterwards came our Chr1stmas Concert No sooner had the overtures been stashed away that work began on nolelty numbers for entertainment at basketball games Our mus1c varied from marches to calypso with only three seniors in the sixty piece band Barrett can look forward to hearing more good mus1c for years to come : . : . . . . . , : R : ! : . : . . . - O I , in , xx.-J, 39-3 xi?- in :XR 5 XYQS' x 'Q ' YE- . M 'X X .y. 1' . ' J H. I . . A T .1 ' . ' U . ll 419 F1FSt Row Jerome Johnson, Allan Hubred Second Row Terry Peterson, John Paulson, Robert Shervey Third Pow Douolas Clow, Clair Nelso Not Pictured Pr1t7 'ohmeyer Julie Stensland, Terry Peterson, Joyce Dahl ENSEMBLES Phyll1s Bollman, Ione Johnson, Julie Stensland Not Pictu ed Sharolyn 'rickson Front Row Darlene Rey, Julie Stensland, Kay Anderson Second Row Joyce Dahl, Diane Hedstrom, Carol Beckman Third Row Charlotte Carlson, Kay Grayson, Sharolyn EFICRSOH mxzn cuonus . . an ... A. Alt , Front Row: Joan Tonsfeldt, Judy Miles, Charlotte Lohmeyer, Nancy Olson, Diane Hedstrom, Charlotte Carlson, Sharolyn Erickson, Carolyn Isakson, Kay Grayson, Nancy Puchalski, Mona Getz, Donna Bartholomew, Darlene Rey, Carolyn Kube Second Row: Julie Stensland, Ruth Paulson, Elaine Puchalskl, Verlie Block, Carol Beckman, JoAnn Smodell, Lucille Brau, Kay Anderson, Karen Mittlestadt, lone Johnson, Nancy Anderson, Joyce Dahl, Phyllis Bollman Ruth Bartholomew Third Row James Dick, Gerald Pedersen, Edd1e Beckman, John Paulson Dennis Leverson, Richard Hansen, Vernon Anderson, David Hartman, Alan Leverson, William Brau, Jerome Johnson Fourth Row Lorenz Rathke, Carlton Chayer, Clair Nelson, Douglas Clow, Jerry Jacobson, Robert Shervey, Terry Peterson, Larry Olson Allan Hubred, Michael Sandberg, Glen Rey Thirty two returnees formed the nucleus of the present fifty voice Barrett High School Choir The maJor problem confronting this year's chorus was bolstering the boys sections, where only seven boys had previous choral experience The chorus includes nine seniors, nineteen juniors, fourteen sophomores, and eight freshmen During the year the choir has su g for the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the Christmas program, a PTA meet1ng, in churches, and at Hoffman for the district contest XX '11 1 Y rx JT 1 T Raj 99 lar., 9 N-M 4 3 D 9 , . 0 . 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' il, l ,: il 1 f 'X ,ii t .553 ,y:fF::: ' Y -ssfsssssaz 55551159 -' 5 'SESf?':555l:1 I-IOMECOMING Queen Kay Grayson, King Clair Nelson First Row Charlotte Carlson, Joyce Dahl, Clair Nelson, Kay Grayson, Carolyn Isakson, Sharolyn Erickson Second Row Larry Behrends, Richard Hansen, Jerry Jacobson, Carlton Chayer FIFSC Row Co 'aptain Stephen Ehlers, John Paulson, Douolas Clow, Jerry Jacobson, Co-captain Cla1r Nelson, Roher+ Shervey, Janes DICK, Vernon Anderson Second Row Coach lr Kongslie, Nanaoer Allan Hubred, Jerone Johnson, Terry Peterson, Larry Olson, R1chard Hanson, Nels'Jayne Nelson, Denn1s Vrickson, Jeffery Lang, Manager Ernie Frarck, Ass1s+ant Coach Mr Smocell BHQRETT 2 5 BAQRET1 32 BAQVZETT 3 TOTAL: 1 7 1 SENIOR BOYS l A Q f . 1 Jerry Jacobson, Cla1r lelson, Robert Shervex A TEAM Front Row Assmstant Coach Mr Spangrud, Manager Larry Anderson, Manager Jeffery Lang, Coach WIT' Kongslie Standing Allan Huhred, Larry Olson, R1chard Hansen, Edd1Q Beckman, Robert Shervey Jerry Jacobson, Douglas Clow, John Paulson, Clair Nelson, Stephen hlers, Ferry Peterson, Vernon Anderson ,g BARRETT UNDERWOOD BARRETT EVANSVILLE BARRET1 ASHBY A' 4 BARRETT ELBOAJ LAKE v BARRETT BRANDON BARRETT HOFFMAN BARRETT KENSINGTON L BARRET T UNDERWOOD BARRETT EVANSVILLE BARRETT STARBUCR gr, BARRETT ASTBY X BARRETT BRANDON BARRETT CYRUS I BARRETT HOFFMAN Y BARRETT STARBUCR BARRETT HERNAN ,ae Z x BARRETT KENSINGTON SUB DISTRICT TOURNAMENT BARRETT 5,-L ASHBY BARRETT 118 KENSINGTON BARRETT S3 AS-lBY S2 52 37 X O T., Efgf . 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V, 1 g.2 ,ig, .fszi ' 165' 1 1 f T ,gs jf , if 1 A ' A , , , 2 .11 H1 ' ' W ,, gl! ,V f ,A ,gi i A .. 5 , MM, - N M -f-A ........- 'ini' QW :fm e BASEBALL TEAM nn.-1 Front Ron Allan Hubred, lorenz Rathke, lels a5ne lelson, Jernon Anderson, Jelfery Lano, Coach fr Konoslie Second Row Larry Olson, R1chard Hansen, Clair Nelson, Jerry Jacobson, Douglas Clow, Stephen Ehlers, lerry Peterson TRACK Stephen Ehlers, Douglas Clow, Coach Fr. Xongslie, Jerry Jacoisorl Clair Nelson CHEERLEADERS Joan Tonsfeldt, Julie Steniland, Joyce Dahl, Nancy Olson, Darlene Rey Connie Hansen, Joan Ehlers, Janet Carlson, Sandra Jenson, La Vonna Rohloff l,,ETTERMEN'S cws First Row Jerome Johnson, Jeffery Land, Allan Hubred, James Dxck, Larry Olson Qecond Row Denn s 'ricPson, Vernon Anderson, Ferry Peterson, Qxchard Hansen, Stephen Ehlers, Vzce Pres1dent Cla1r Nelson Th1rd Row Nels Wayne Nelson, Secretary Robert Shervey, Presldent Jerry Jacobson, John Paulson, Douglas Clow .v5!9 HI1 Rohloff, Vlklan Johnson, Chr1stine Sumstad, Vlrginxa Hubbard, Katherine Phlers, Bett Puchalski, Second Row Marzlvr Shaw, Connie Hansen, Judy Kube, Georoia Johnson, Far Frykwan, Ruth Bartholmew, Carolyn Kube, Patricia Brau, Diane Lohse, D1ane Qhaw, Advls frs Ouist, Third Row Vary M1ttlestadt, Darlene Rey, Betty Behrends, Qardra Jensor, arilyn Anderson, Joan Ehlers, Joan Torsfeldt, Jo Ann Smodell, Nancy Anderson, Judy bxles, lone Johnson, Fourth Ron Kay anderson, Ruth Paulson, Verlie Block, Ruth Ann Pipo, Jul1e Stensland, Charlotte Lohmeyer, Carol Beckman, Plaine Puchalski, Luc1lle Brau, Carol M1les, Third Row Diane Hedstrom, Nancy Olson, Joyce Dahl, Janet arlson Nancy PdchalsP1, President Kay Grayson, Carolyn Isakson, Secretary Treasurer Charolyr EFICKSOH, Deloris Breum, Jo Ellen Olson, Karen N1ttlestadt 3 or .V n r ' l 4 xi , u -ri 12.912 f. .-K' iff First Row: Phyllis Eollnan, gonna Bartholomew, Shirley Bartholonew, Nona Getz, La Vonna .,. .V . . H y 2 A ' r U A r ' . W . sr i - 0 o l n .J I I F-' ., . ' ,. V' . I ' . M P 1 . A . Y - K - Q A STUDENT COUNCIL Seated R1chard Hansen, Presmdent Clair Nelson, Secretary Kay Grayson, Treasurer Charlotte Carlson, Judy Miles Standing Advisor Mr Olson, Terry Peterson, Ernie Frarcn, Ione Johnson, Judy Kube, Christine Sumstad, Harvey Holmen Not Pictured Vice President Jerry Jacobson, Larry Olson FHA Seated Advisor Miss Olson, Reoor+er Charlotte Carlson, Presidenf Nancy Anderson, Secretary Carolyn Isakson, V1ce President Ruth Paulson, Mona Getz Stand1no Joan lonsfeldt, Jo Ann Smodell, Julie Stensland, Plaine Puchalski, Sharolyn Ericnson, Nancy Olson, Charlotte Lohmeyer, Karen Nittlestadt, Joyce Dahl O C 4 59-1 0 0 0 ONE ACT PLAY Seated Charlotte Carlson, Karen Mittlestadt, Julie Stensland, Joyce Dahl Standing Advisor Mr Hanson, Ruth Paulson, Carolyn Isakson, John Paulson, Paul Lohmeyer, Douglas Clow Vront Row Outh Paulson, Julze Stensland, Lucille Brau, Charlotte Carlson, Nancy Puchalsk! Second Row: Carlton Chnyer, Carolyn Isakson, Sharolyn Erickson, Joyce Dahl, Advisor Mr Hanson Third Row: Clair Nelson, Eugene Anderson, Jerry Jacobson, Kay Grayson, Robert Shervey 'M fl J spzzcn In order to understand and apprec1ate 41,b'w,. 4 sl 9 ,ff Sw L L The UClase de Espanoln cons1sted of twenty members and made consider able progress this past year The first half year was spent listening to and repeat1ng recorded phrases in Span1sh in order to master pronunciat ion The last part of the year was spent w1th the class speaking mostly Spanish in the classroom and studying simple Spanish books f gfv Our senior social studies class began the year with the study of the structure of our American Government We then f1xeo out attent1ons upon problems facino our democratic way of life Perhaps we discovered very little in the line of solutions to our present day problems, but it must be said that we now, at least, have a fuller under standxno of our creat natzon, and a TICFQF apprec1at1on of our democracy and the part that me can and must play in keep1ng lt Ima.. Fi .ai 1 l Sw' the advances being made in present da Physzcs we had to lay a bacPdround of earl1er d1CCOM2TlCS That is what we tr1ed to do 1D our studies of mechan1cs, heat, light and electricity Sen1ors, as you fln1Sh th1 year' work, are you challenged by the yet UDGISCOVCFQU front1ers of science? you investigated the possibilit1es of an eyc1t1ng career for yourself in ur thur studv and C1SCOV6Tl2S in the fmeld e e ler, HSc1ence, born f'1C oun up to dominate the twentieth century,' and it teaches us that we can progress from be ng slaves of our env1ronnent to masters of our d6St1P12S Beards played an 1mportant role 1n our study of english lxterature, for our reading took us from the plays of George Bernard Shaw to the shaggy Macbeth Our other activ1t1es 1n cluded improving our vocabularies and our reading skills w1th the Reader's Digest, wr1t1nq and orrect ing our written themes, part1c1pat1ng IH the speech program, and wr1t1ng a research paper --.3 an L- , hae fw- Our specific Obj2Ct1V2S in this second ary school algebra course are: ill under standing, accuracy, and speed in computat ion, C25 ability to use and interpret mathematical facts, principles, concerts, and terms, K3D facility in the use of various types of reasoning, CLD abil1ty to solve problems with emphasis on pract- ical situations and CSD an appreciation of the contribution of mathematics to the individual as well as to soclety as a whole. Mathematics is a model science the Queen of the Sciences. It has a special contribution to make to the development of the power of independent, critical thinking, a power so essential for intelligent citizenship in a demo- cracy. 'Q' H ny ' A' Zh 4445, The equat1on, debits liabilities + propr1etorship is the foundation upon hH1Ch our bookkeeping class works Our bookkeeping started with simple trans actions and procedures However, this evolves into more complex problems and by the end of one year the work completed 1nvolves CID bookleeping for a sale proprietor, KZD bookkeeping for a part nership, and C35 bookkeeping for a farmer sJ 1r'l' S A I Q iii. gf' ' 5 1- .Lf .5 Z , fl H -2 ql, 5 1' FI, X311 D , . , ,iyh,, If 54-4' it fs :Q , r V X ' I VA' . - .5 gy Q 11 A ,J The top picture shows the class of 1959 as it was in the seventh grade The bottom pictures are action shots of the Laker mn the 1958 S9 season W th a slow start the Lakers ended the season with two trophies One was for second place in the 1.1ttle Eight Conference and the other was for the consolation champwnship v-W' f f Z? QQ 92 K TN, N-2? l in the Sub-District. 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