Barron High School - Bear On High Yearbook (Barron, WI)

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THE CO CERT BAN ,wiv 955051- elm The Barron High school concert band consisting of 60 members, at all times has had a brilliant record. Every year an honor winner at the district tournament at Rice Lake, the band of '40 and '41 took excellent ratings and was voted most likely to succeed at the National Tournament. This was held in St. Paul and the band did themselves proud with a second rating. They received a plaque which now hangs in the music room. The band gives five concerts nearly every year. This year they were the Armistice Day, Spring, Return Concert at Cumberland, Return Concert at Spooner, and Pre-tournament concert. Their Mid-Winter Concert held in February, was especially successful. Much credit is due Mr. Conrad Dallenbach who has repeatedly produced band and orchestra winners as well as outstanding soloists and ensembles. BAND OFFICERS President .... ..................... S tanley Hunt V. President .. ..... Betty Schindler Secretary . . . ........... Geraldine Edson Treasurer .. ......... Priscilla Greenwold Librarian . . . . . .V. Bell and M. E. Snoenbos BAND ROSTER FLu'rEs L. Coons L. Marvin E. Hegna CLAMNETS W. Anderson M. Seidel A. Peterson 1.. Hir! B, Olsen B. Stoeberl D. Zollver D. Snndstrom F. Hunlon F. Mickelson E. johnson J, Schcerer D. Pulzke H. Klinkenberg I. Rogers Bass CLARINET H. Christeson Once L. Anderson BAssooN D. Wintrone AL'ro Saxon-luxe D. Ellefson D. Hutchins A. Faalde Page Thirty D. Wethern Tmaoifj Sax G. Edson G. Anderson BAlu'roNE SAX M. Swan Coitm-:Ts B. Salscheider S. Hunt R. Cooper R. Holt D. jones G. Rolf M. Walworth C. Moltz B. Hermann FRENCH Hon! M. Young D. Macak E. Christensen Tuomsonz M. Snoenhos P. Ritchie H. Hong A. Bjugstad B. Nelson Y. Johnson BARITONE E. Ostenson W. Knutson Bass M. Solie P. Solie L. Frankhauser STiuNG BASS L. Ward W. Weise SNARE DRUM P. Greenwold B. Schindler P. Wintrone V. Schindler Bass DRUM V. Bell

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f America Future Farmers 0 D'mick M Blair, R. Hoff, L. Lein, D. Berg- 4-E. Hanson, C. Holdorf, T. Thompson, J. Koenig, R. Hermann, B. johnson, L. Hoff, R. 1 , . strom, L. Severson, G. Hanson, R. Anderson, L. Bertelsen, -W. johnson. 3-D. Blake, G. Sellent, E. Foss, L. Farr, D. Stokes, P. Bauer, H. Nevin, W. Lentz, L. Frankhauser, K. Stokes, W. Peterson, R. Otto, K. Workman, H. Christensen, D. Blume, I. Thompson, L. Lemke. 2-L. Lipkc, D. Kuhrt, C. Balog, R. Hischke, S. Louis, E. Winterle, D. Schultz, G. Thompson, A. Eggleston, J. Anderson, D. Kuhrt, N. Zobrak, I. Anderson, M. Berger, F. Darrah, D. Clauson, D. Burdick. l-D. A. Hendrickson-Advisor, G. Lindstedt, G. HOB, H. Bunkrud, W. Bonkrud, C. Pearson, D. Swan, W. Bjugstad, E. Roets, R. Ander- son, N. Burdick, D. Penzkover, D. Nevin, L. Peterson, H. Stair. The F. F. A., under the direction of Mr. Hendrickson, is a club composed of seventy members who are taking agriculture. The purpose of the F. F. A. is to bring together farm youth. The objectives for this year were to enter the public speaking contest, to send two delegates to the F. F. A. convention at Madison, to take charge of the annual poultry show, have a checker tournament, a county ban- quet for raising green hands to Future Farmers, candy sales, and furnish pins to those members getting second degrees. This organization also has a baseball and basketball team, which plays games with other teams in the sur- rounding community. Each member has a home project. They have thirty-six projects from which to choose. They also carry on a Junior herd testing program, the purpose is to give members practice in testing milk and keeping records, so they will be able to select better Cows. The officers are: Richard Dimick, presi- dentg Milton Blair, vice-president, Loren Bertelson, secretaryg Kenneth Workman, anson, reporter treasurer, and Glen H . Page Twenty-nine

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ORCHESTRA D The Orchestra adds refinement to our school life under the able direction of Mr. Daellenbach. Contribut- ing its music to the second annual Community Thanksgiving, and enchancing the Christmas program were among the activities of the Orchestra during the year. Learning to cooperate, along with value of learning music itself are a few of the benefits gained by the students. Tournament time saw the Orchestra make its regular creditable appearance. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS President ......... .... . ............. B ebe Wesslm V. President .... M. Caldwell Secretary . . . . . .Anita Peterson Treasurer . . . . .... Lois Ward Librarian .. ..r............... .. .L. Anderson Peiu'1'ss1oN R. Herrmann CELLos BAssooN V. Schindler j. Solie V. Bell D. Wintrone P. Wintrone ' 0. Kuehn B. Olson Fmsr Vio1.tN A. Bjugstad F TRUMPETS D. NI' kl r 1.r'rEs . B. Wesslin D. igllsmjw L. Coons glgiclxidu M. Cardwell B' Helms L. rwtamn snunf P. Greenwild , ' V- R4 ,longs R' Chambers TuoMnoNEs R' Holt B. L. Peterson VmLAs M' E' Sfmenbos M, young L. Anderson P. Ritchie Fnincn Honrzs 3. Sinner K' Klein H. Hong E. Christensen G. Buck N. Briesemeisler D' Macak E. McManus CL.uur-ri:-rs H. Swan STRJNG Bliss W. Anderson L. Wold Sncorsm V1oLrN L. Ward M. Seidl P. Lindstedt W. Weise A. Peterson Tunlx H. Putzke B. Schindler L. Hirt M. Solie Page Thirty-one