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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

8' YE' , 4A-.y 1 P+ . .' ,,,r-Yxy' , 'fig it ia E La ax ,- S. 4. .x Q' A 44 ,Q 1 1 - . ' 4 48'- FW 2 9 2, 2 .- Q I 2 F 25 uf A Y' 74 Q 1 A X JI 'F g'?fff f bin H355 ' 415' . 452214 ig? -2' 'X ag. .. J- ...fvk5.f'f. .. 5, , M kk Many of the students who were rn our class through h1gh school have 1o1ned our country s armed forces Thrs Staff vvrshes to do them honor by devotlng thrs page to them They are outstandrng c1t1zens of our patr1ot1c Da1ry land each serv mg h1s country rn the way he 1S best able The rest of the class 1S proud of these boys who were g1ven a chance to show the1r patr1ot1sm and took the opportumty Now we are represented 1n all branches of Uncle Sams armed forces the Army Navy and the Mar1nes Barron I-hgh Qchool 1S proud of these boys who have grven up the1r homes and pleasure to frght for the1r country and the safety of democracy Sold1ers Sarlors and Ma r1nes of the class of 1943 We salute you' Marr ra gwixrrwma mmm 3 Qfmmgrir L? W1 Pg4 . . . Y, . . . . . . . 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'W If Wi fc Q vmlgax 3 C Page 5 The Staff takex great pleafure zn dedzcatzntg a .rbare o thu bugger ana' better Babzan to one o Barron J rxt cztuqenx Mr A K Iyon In bu uork df a cztzzen o Barron and as a fcbool admznutrator Mr Lyon 11 an outftandzntg reprefentatzee 0 our patrzotzc Dazgland Beudef bu znterext zn Education Mr Lyon ba: alwayf been very actzve zn Jervzce to bu country durzng perzod: o natzonal emergeney Durzncg IVorla7 War I be ua: a Navy Jeaman Jecond clan He :J at prefent af Joczated uztb the allowzng organzqatzonx ubztb Jponfor actzvz Speaker: Bureau or War Bondf Prefzdent of the Community Counffl and a member o tbe .Ypeakeff Bureau or Czwlzan De enfe the Cuz: Club Maxomc Lodge and Amerzcan Lelgzon In bu uork ax a Jcbool admtnzftrator Mr Lyon bay earned a fine reputatzon among teacberx and ftudenrf ar a promoter o one bundred percent Amerzcanum Ni ' ...,,,,l...... f I f -T . ' 't A l . V - f . . A . E . -. I . , , tie: to win tbe War and tbe Peace: County Chairman of the A' S A ., f . I, . . . X .V v A ' f 3 1 1 . I ' Qs.. 5 5 '--. f 4 9' IV S 1 42' l, LU' C Q 11: 'F ,. E X 44 A54 IVE? .4 i -:nun n5 N. 1-use-4' ,xx Qxxgx 1 f T. X x X X 9. im! fN A ll X 5 X - X - - uws x 1 Natalie Muck , U 'gn Conrad Daellenbach Cifilffflship h Instrumental Music Physical Education For John I-loaf Eldora Brecklin Social Science C0mIDCfCif1l .-yan: A W 1 - . a king 13110 3 stron . F. Host? g W1nd, 1 qv Hold than pose, Mrs. Maack- A cute couple-The Daellenbachs. Mrs. Brecklin all ready for a six day bicycle race. Page 8 'nw- ylllf Nxjyfll Maude Ostrum Sclcncc Ill gl? A S Fghgn F W SW1IZCI1bCl'g Mathcmatlcs SCICUCC W hc!! smayms 'Sam ' our wen 2231? -- Y ' h SWS Page 9 csfgfszy and 9 Y sX X an- -..., A penny for your thoughts, Mrs Ostrum Mary Collms Enghsh Journalism Mrs Collms takes a Ever at the cud of 2. long hard day 4 -ew f ' ' 'N X fl NI ,ar N 57 ,I f i' F- 0' null A A 'gifs .6 Q' f I , MNC 14 , A Q, L f I . - i 5 - f X : f . Lf, I f ' JAN? s, 5 , . ,, i v ' 1 Q , , t A r I - S . p 3. - r N.- . .vc 2 . 1 June Van Vclzcr Vocal Muslc Hifi, lxffjll I 1 :fn 1 ww Glenn Dcrouln Socxal Scxcncc Physlcal Education MISS Boc-all read y for an early start D A HCDdf1CkSOU LIHWUBOC Agnculwrc English Dramatxcs Our own Coach Dcrouln D1d the blggcst one get away Mr HCHdflCkS0H3 Srmlc swcctly, Mus Van Vclzcr Pagc 10 ' ---fxxx , 77. , llllll 4: f ul' A Nl fl, HJ: 'S ln! ntl lxs. 4' 1 2 Z 1. 1 1 f : Q ' 6,1 ,U NNN? PW T UQ fa 1' 1 Qig::Qlf'QZ2fft ' 1 . .1 I l L f . l l 'f - . . X I , D v l V 5 . ...i-Q , - ? N L. N-vlll Monona. Cheney Chrysralbclle Brunk History and Engllsh Commercial nge 11 Vnolct jose hson Maxine Lmdm-om james Chnger Homemz mg English and Spccch lndustnal Arts -.Q .f Mlss Lmdstrom mxnus her long curly locks Mnss Cheney ar home 'Wm Well bet that smile was for someone m :he army Our right hand man Mr Clmger And you can gxvc us a bxte Mxss Brunk 4 ff ill ' ' Qu? - - . ' . 1 A 1 m A 42 o 7eac!wu Jaw Ghdchen uni Thismusician'sfamilycloesrft give him time to be tempera- mental-Director Daellen- bach and his family. Father I-Ioar's children lend a hand with the fishing tackle. Mrs. Collins and Sonny are going to have strawberry shortcake for dinner. Daddy Switz and Anne spend a quiet evening ar home Mrs Ostrums children get a few pointers after school hours Dcrouin en famille 995. 'YI' in Page 12 f r ,Ho . 1 l ei' ' . ' I W f 51 ' l ll fe' Blau Ujfacmfm . 73' i lax X QQ , ,A ' 1 B 4 WD'- - l 5 X N-f Y'f4f, M. Seidl, treas.g R. Herrmann, 1'fpres.g A. Peterson, pres.g M. Caldwell, secy. Q0 1 1-,P E any if mi ff HELEN ACKER GUENN AKENSON CARSFEN ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON 4 T? , ROBERT ANDERSON LORRAINE BADER ROBHIT BALDWIN PAUL BAUER HELEN ACKER Helm Extcmporancous Readmg 2 3 4 FDTCHSIC Club 3 4 Class Play4 Prom Commxttec 3 Secretary 3 GLENN AKENSON Red Football 1 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 BClub CARSTEN ANDERSON Caxter Boy Scouts 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 JAMES ANDERSON f Class Play 3 Football 3 4 BClub4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Interclass Tournament 2 3 4 Boxlng 2 Student Councll 3 ROBERT ANDERSON Bob Class Play 3 F F A 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 4 Basketball 4 Boxlng 2 F F A Basketball 2 3 Interclass Tournament 3 LORRAINE BADER Lanny Home Ec Club 3 H1 L1fe 4 Forcns1c Club 4 Class Play 4 ROBERT BALDWIN Baldy Rxdgcland 1 Class Play 3 4 Declamatxon 3 PAUL BAUER Paub FF A 1 2 3 4 F F A Basketball and Base ball 1 2 3 4 Declamat1on3 Boxmgl Class Play 3 BERNARD BECKER Snowball Bah1an 1 2 3 4 Student Council 3 GERTRUDE BECKER Gertze Glcc Club VERNON LEIGH BELL Ding Dong Debate 1 2 3 rancous Speak1ng2 Oratory 1 Band2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Class Play 3 H1 Life 3 Bah1an 3 BERNARD BECKER C ERTR UDE BECKER .3- VERNON LEIGH BELL Page 1 . . . . . . 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' ,gt 'Q 251 9,55 Q9 LUCFITA COONS FRANKLIN DARRAH MILTON DENNIS DONALD ELLEFSON DELORIS EVENSON CIARA FAANFS LUCETTA COONS Lucy Class Play 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Or chestral 2 3 4 Pep Band3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Glee Club3 Inter class Tournament 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 FRANKLIN DARRAH Frank Chorus 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Extempo raneous Readmg 3 F F A 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Interclass Tournament MILTON DENNIS Denny Football 1 2 3 4 Boxmg 1 BClub3 4 FF A 1 ROBERT DIETERT o Foot ball 1 Class Play 3 DONALD ELLEFSON Alfonu Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Pep Band 3 Boy Scouts 1 Chorus 3 4 Quartet 3 DELORIS EVENSON Toon Cameron 1 Extemporancous Readmg 3 CLARA FAANES Clara FHA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Class Play 3 LAVERNE FANKHAUSER Funk Class Play3 Chorus2 4 Band2 3 4 Orchestra4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Baseball 1 3 FFA Basketball 1 2 3 4 NEIL FARR Sandy Rxce Lake 1, 2, Band 3, F F A 1, 3 EARL FOSS Speed F F A 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Boxmg 1 HELEN FOSS Porky Dcclamatron 1 ROBERT DIETERT r T' Q do LA VER NE FANKHAUSER NEIL FARR EARL FOSS HELEN FOSS Page 16 4 ' ,x vw . ,I Ll A I V 1, ' A V, I 5 y L P, V 'G . 49 A A 11' ' - 'vhs I . 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B b . . . - Q . . . . . . . , , , g , . . . . . . . . . , , , g 5 S Q S 1 , I I ' ' ' P I S I ' ' ' ,' , I ' ' ' l 2 , ' I lib MARJORIE FRANKE ELAINE GONSKE RONALD GRANUM EVANDER HANSON JUNA HANSON VIOLET HANSON R01-AND HERMANN ROSE HERRMANN LOIS HIRT LEONARD HOFF Page 17 RICHARD HOFF MARJORIE FRANKE Margu Glee Club 2 4 Class Play 3 Declamauon 3 4 Chorus 4 H1 Llfe 4 Prom Commlttee 3 ELAINE GONSKE Shorty Glee Club 3 4 F H A 3 Prom Commxttee 3 RONALD GRANUM Ranma Dallas 1 EVANDER HANSON Van Class Play 3 4 F F A JUNA HANSON Tzna FH A 1 2 3 4 Prom Commxttee H1L1fe 4 VIOLET HANSON Orchzd A 2 3 Color Guard 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Forenslc Club 4 Extemporaneous Readmg 3 4 H1L1fe 4 GAA 4 Treasurer 3 ROLAND HERMANN Hcrmann FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketballl F F A Baseball 1 2 ROSE HERRMANN Hermy G A A 1 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Bahlan 3 H1L1fc 4 Student Counclll 4 F H A 2 4 Chorus 2 Class Play 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Treasurer 3 LOIS HIRT SIUPPJ FOYCHSIC Club 2 3 4 Debate 3 D 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Extemporaneous Speakmg 2 3 4 c. raneous Reading 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Ch LEONARD HOFF Lenny Boxmgl F F A 2 3 4 C ass Play 3 4 F F A Basketball and Baseball 2 3 4 RICHARD HOFF Rzcb FFA 1 2 '59 CHARLES HOLDORF DARLENE HOLMES HAROLD HONG DI Dual DORIS HUTCHINS BARON JOHNSON CLIFFORD JOHNSON CHARLES HOLDORF Chuck Glee Club 3 F F A 4 Chorus 3 F F A Basketball 4 DARLFNF HOLMES Dzgzy t1on3 H1 L1f 4 GleeClub2 3 HAROLD HONG Hang FFA 1 2 3 4 Class Plav3 FFA Basketball 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Band 2 3 HAZEL HOVIQR Hazel F H A 3 4 Forcnslc Cl-ub 4 Extemporaneous Readmg 3 4 DORIS HUTCHINS I-Iutcbze GAA 1 2 3 4 lnterclass Tournament 1 2 3 4 Bahlan 4 Band 2 3 4 Extemporaneous Read 1ng3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Class Plav 3 4 BARON JOHNSON ohn FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Basketball 1 2 3 4 Intcrclass Tournament 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 CLIFFORD JOHN SON Czjj' Student Councrl 1 2 3 4 Oratoryl 2 Bahlan 3 4 H1 L1fe4 Prom Comm1ttce3 Boy Scoutsl 2 3 4 Best BoyC1t1zen 3 Prcsrdent 2 VICC Presrdent 3 Class Play 3 4 Interclass Tourna ment 1 2 UNF IUTILA june from Fznland Turtle Lake 1 2 H1 Llfc 4 Extemporaneous Readrng 3 4 Class Play 3 4 F H A 3 Glee Club 1 2 HUBERT KLINKENBERG Klmk lntcrtlass Tournament Class Play 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Boy Scoutsl 2 3 Arrplane Club 1 Band 3 4 B Club 2 3 4 ORVILLE KUEHN Kuehn Orchestra 2 3 Class Play 3 4 H1 Lrfe 4 CLARA KUHRT Pat Dcclamatron 1 HAZEL HOVER .al-7 fx! X JUNE JUTILA HUBERT KLINKENBERG 'ffffg 'Hi ORVILLE KUEHN dis CLARA KUHRT Page 18 A ' S, 4 - Q ' - , 'E' 'N 9' 1 'ff ' Y 5 W . Y - A 5 3 iv 1 2. , 'K I ' x ' 'Hg 3 , , . 7, ' A NJ A 5 N ' Q . X 3 X1 5 4 .:, .3 , 'X f fA . . . . . . 3 . . . g S , . . . . - . . . 4 . . . Winnebago, Minnesota 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3, 4, Declama- ln . . . I V ' 4 - C g , . . . . . . . V - - ' , , 1 Q , Q ' - ' , , v Q 2, , 5 , , 4. . . . . . . . . . , 4 ' 4 ' , . . . . ' . . . . . . , , , g . ' . . - ,4- , 7 7 7 ! I I 5 V Uv x . J 4 ! , 3 ' ' ' ' J U I . - 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 1 1 9 - - ' 1 9 7 7 , 9 9 2 9 s ' ' I A . . . . . . . 9 1 x 1 I s 4 '- ' 9 ' 4 , , , 4 ' ' s ' 4 ' ' Q , 4 - , '- ' 4 ' , 9 , 4 . - . Q u - N - , .a., , 4 . . . ' . . . ' 35 ' ' 3 1 Q 1 s x 2 ' ' 4 ' 5 , 4 , , - S . . ' ,Pk . . . . . . , 3 , 5 - . 4 A Page fa. .5 is MARjORIE LARSON DORCYTHY LIPKE DORIS MACAK 'it' 15'-ai DOROTHY MACKRILL '90 MYRON MEYSEMBOURG 19 X A ge? Q?-9 Y r 'D WILLARD LENTZ LESTER LIEN PHYLLIS LINIXTFDT FLORENCF LOVERI DI' VIRGIINIA LOVERI DF BETTE M REEVFR MARIORIE 'LARSON Mugqf R1ce Lake 3 Extemporaneous Reacllng 1 Orchestra 2 Interclass Tournament 2 Class Play 4 H1 Life 4 WILLARD LENTZ B1 A 1 2 3 4 C Play 3 F F A Basketball and Baseball 1 2 3 Oratory 2 LE TER LIEN er BOXlDg 1 F F A 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 F F A Baseball and Basketball 2 3 4 Debate 2 Forens1c Club 2 3 PHYLLIS LINDSTEDT Squeak Extcmporaneous Readmg 1 Color Guard 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 H1 L1fe 4 DOROTHY LIPKE Hal Pznt Glee Club 2 4 Class Plav 3 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 H1 Lnfe 4 XIRGINIA LOVERUDE Dznnj Extemporancous Readmg 3 4 Class a 3 orensxc ub 4 1 1 e 4 l.1ITl2.IlOl1 4 BFTTF N4clxFFX I R Ben: Decl.1m1t1o11 1 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 lr1terclassTournament1 2 3 4 Prom Com m1ttcc 3 H1 LlfC 4 Class Play 3 4 DORIS MACAK Dom Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Class Play 3 DOROTHY MACKRILI Toot: MYRON MEYSEMBOURG Myron Debate 3 4 Oratory 2 3 Forensm Club 3 Band 4 Boy Scouts I 2 3 Extcmporaneous Speakxng 4 -4 . 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A. g Dec- Tig BEUI-AH MILLER VERNON NEDLAND Hanoua NEVIN ARE-I-M OR-I-ON rw ROBERT UITO STANLEY PAULSON ANITA PETERSON BEULAH MILLER Beulah Dallas 1 2 F H A 4 Chorus 4 Extemporancous Readmg 3 H1 L1fe 4 Bahnan 4 VERNON NEDLAND Vernon F F A 3 4 A1rplane Club 1 HAR Ol D NFVIN Typer lnnllsted ln Navy ARFTTA ORTON Arena Rlce Lake 1 2 F H A 3 Chorus 4 ROBERT OTTO Ba A 4 C a Play 3 STANLEY PAULSON Poodle Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Prom Commxttce 3 B Club 3 4 Hx L1fe 4 Intcrclass Tournament 2 3 Prcsxdcnt 1 Student Coun c1l 1 ANITA PETERSON Nm: Prom Comm1ttee Declamatxon 3 4 Class Play 3 4 H1L1fc 4 Bahxan 3 4 Chorus 3 Trlple Trlo 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 G A A 4 Glrl Scouts 1 Tr1o 4 Secretary 1 2 Prcs1dent 4 Student Counc1l 4 AMES PIMPLE Sbamy Class Play 3 4 Bahtan 4 Boy Scouts 1 2 3 4 Anfplane Club 1 HELEN PUTZKE Helen Orchestra 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 4 Glec Club 3 Class Play 4 Forensxc Club 4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Ex tcmporaneous Rcadmg 3 ALLAN SATHER Al Band 1 2 Footballl 2 B Club 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Chorus 4 H1 L1fc 4 DONALD SATHER Hermee Prom Con1m1t tee 3 Class Play 3 Band 1 Bahlan 4 Student Counc114 95 B JAMES PIMPLE HELEN PUTZKE ALLAN SATHER 'Q +-9 DONALD SATHER Page 20 A , y 5 1 at 5 ,Q .5 r A me I . tl Q 9 ' V , , N., - . 5 K ' f 5 . .. ... , 5 . . . 5 5 I w S . 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DeWAYNE STOKES MILTON SIRICKER ESTHER ANN SCHARMOTA Prom Cornnuttce 3 Class Play3 4 Dcclarnat1on 1 Chr-:erleader2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 H1 Llfe 4 Interclass Tournamcntl 2 3 4 G1rl Scouts 1 PHYLLIS SCHMIDT F ex H1 LlfC 4 FH A 1 2 Class Play 3 MIKE SCHULLO Mztcb Oratory 3 Football 2 3 4 BClub2 3 4 ExtcmporancousSpeak1ng 4 Football Captam 4 MYRTISE SEIDL Happy G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Bahxan 3 4 H1L1fe 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Treasurer 4 G1rl Scouts 1 Interclass Tournament 1 MARY ELLEN SNOENBOS Snowy G A A 1 2 3 4 Forcns1c C1ub2 3 4 Interclass Tournament 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Orches tra 2 3 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Extemporaneous Readlng 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 G1rl Scouts 1 Prom Cornrmttee 3 Bah1an BARBARA STOEBERL Bobbzc Ban 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Extemporaneous Readlng 3 4 H1 L1fC 4 DEWAYNE STOKES Dewcy Enlxsted ID Navy MILTON STRICKER Twzlt Boy Scouts 1 2 3 Alrplanc Club 1 Class Play 4 NORMAN SVEA Norman Boy Scouts 2 3 4 Debate 2 Ba hxan 4 Alrplanc Club 1 Pres1dcnt 3 Student Councxl 3 EUNICE TESCH Tmbu MAXINE TORGERSON Mac Prom Committee 3, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Trlple Tr1o 3, F H A 4, Extemporancous Rcadmg 3, H1 Llfe 4, Trlo 4, Forensxc Club 4 , A I Y ' R V. 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Class Colors: Class Flower: Class Motto: Rose and Silver Red Rose We have committed the Golden Rule to memory, Let us now commit it to life. .Samoa .Janna Rall is Hel n Aclter X ernon Bell Ruth Berg, Ardxth Boedeclcer tiq ,t 25 MVFIISL S dl Ma x Ellen Snocnbos Jfancvmdle lfleniaan Beulah M1ller Anlta Peterson Norman Sx ea Delores Fxenson Hazel Hox r Hubert lxlxnlcenlwertg But Bay Cztzgeu CLIFFORD IOHNSON 'XNIITA PETERSON Page 22 I r 'l l C . . ' , cl fir- I Y . 4 I ai-,.,,.,5 Bef! Girl Citizen ' .E ' 3-I' 511, f X ' . gf , cam Ujjicwn J. Winzfeld, 1'-pres.g N. Scherz, secy.g D. Hover, treas.g V. Schindler, pres Tap Row O Norelxus I Rogers D Wcrhcrn D Sutherland G Mytroen B Swansen E Vergm C Moltz F McDonald W Peterson D Krmglc Schaal N Wahl B Olson Th1niRQ1 C Norelxus D Teal J WlffZfCld E Srettler I Thompson .H Schultz W Mason N Schcrz A Olson V Schmdler xttwcr Yecand Row P White-I Myers A Marx T Thompson R Tlerz R Marrhxs G Thompson D Severson E Olson L Nelson Bottom Row D Putzke E Roets O Plllor B Sxrchcr Tap Row G Anderson A Blugsrad S Hcndrxekson D Blume D Krmgle H Chnsteson hdson D Bergstrom D Kuhrr R Anderson E Klmkenberg Thxrd Raw C Kunze D Davxs K Halverson R Holt R Cooper L Lemke E Davls C Hanson L Llpke A Gohl .Tcronii,Rou1 D Fuller L Drbble E johnson H Akenson O janke C Dorsey K Byrnes D Hover B CHUSCH A BCfk0W1f2 Heath Bottam Raw I Hamlow H CASCOUIZ K Hoff E Hegna D Betz A Berg E Halverson Page 24 O ,,, ,.V.. ,, ,.. . P U 'R ' ,,, A - , . . , ' , I - I , .W W M . 1, V ,..- a . Q.. V W. A .A - ' ' 41 ' 1 - , . , . , . , , , . , . , . V , - - ,j. , . , . . 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Salscheider, pres.g V. jones, treas., not present Top RowIF Slstfgxm D Fankhauser B Ostrom W Olson J Salsche1der E Nordby K Johnson F Prmple E Wold D Bertel sen o Tlnrd Row C Beecroft C Pearson R Hxschke B Bocdeker R Swea M Mulllkln V Bergeson Y Johnson A Anderson J Rachert A Thorne Tlnrd Raw D Sandstrom V Farr F Palmqulst D Blake M Volwsorth M Berger W Bonkrud R Krahenbuhl W Blug stad G Hoff D Schutz D Swan B Rhodes D ones H Swanson .YrcandRow D Berkowitz N Burd1ck A Eggleston H Isaacson R Tsedt N Zobrak D Nevin O Schlcl B Davis H Swan D Malone A Holmes Bottom Row R Anderson D Longseth D Kuhrt J Rockman H Bonkrud R Foss Tap Row B Bergstrom R Klmkenoerg L ohnson P W1llmsen N Anderson H Rclchart S Whrteford M Young E Ras mussen R Solle Tlflrrillfjw H Ness V Coates D Schultz L Sockness P Wmtrone D Tumm D Nncklow M Early T Nrcklow M Foss cterson .Yerond Raw D Peterson D Hunt E Chrlsteson P Mackrxll E Scverson L anke S Paulson A Johnson B Erickson F Car nter A Mxller Botto61IE4:wdV ?3VlS M Moore N Byugstad I Lovcrude G Rolf D Lmdstrom I Anderson R Bender B Helms B Olson IU ste t Page 16 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - '- 1- 1- 1- 1-'1- 1- 1- 1- 1 . ,, , I . 7' .- ' 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-J,-' . 1- 1- 1- 1-'1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1 - ,.. . 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- - l Av' 1-J 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-' ,.. 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- ,. . 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1-.1' 1- 1 01.444 Uffiam 5, . f X - Xl ,W wcfytkggu' ,r - 'VC 5 , Q '! x' fv- gi . xii .wx V? 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Nfatthys, pres. 9 Zlfwdia Tap Row G Thom son D Germanson S Richardson V Field R Heller E Workman H Scharmota R Dearmg I Smlth I Stoeberl E erman Tlazrrilnlluav E Hanson V Hanson S Anderson Peterson V Johnson E Wohlk C Klrkwood C Lueck A Teal R Miller ughes Second Row D Anderson A Nxtz V Meysembourg G Stone J Malone L Otto D Handel A Faldc E Herman N Johnson BarromR G C l D ani ar son E Baldwin V LaForge D Hellman F Mickelson Scheerer F Weeks A Coates C Neun G arra Tap Row D Norellus H Sockness H Lucr K anke G Campbell J D1m1ck M ensen P BarrxttJ Krahenbuhl B Fllgcl R Thompson Thxrd Row B Meyer D Byrnes N Bruslc J Peterson R Wexse J Quadercr L Blake M Dragseth A Matthys F Breyen D Mlllcrmon .fecond Row R Wclsc G Halverson E Norelxus C Peterson P Forrv A Dlllan G Brxesemenster G Wahl D Husct Bottom Row P Schindler M Rocts V Isaacson D Isaacson R Thorsbakken P Throne E Anderson J Paulson J Om Page 28 J .I ' , ' x-r- 1- x- y-y- 1- 1- x' - l .. ,. ,. ,. ,.',. ,. y' s' ' 4. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,- ,- 1- 1-' . i r'!'l vig x FA qs 2 , await , xx! .ff 1:.fff fils .ff ' sl if Q' I ' 'f.g ,.-- 1 -:ft Il if if' -1 ,. A ','g,Q.i' X2 ! I h if E ,Wag-gf -, fi! 5 fx L! X55 . qw! 1 ' I!! is : fy .v 'ru-'lil' 4' ' x .H-1. ,X Q 1, I X 0 1 X 4 N' .Sr 'T 2 ' ,lf?ff?fff..,zf MM fksax JW! 5, 0 b. A H . .swf ff -5, 1 Hx ,iw ' , 'V'. ,,,--- . f 1 - . .lf-f-112, ' , , Y In A Q V L: P E. AF' ' Q ' K is MH W' 1,57 I ,pa-- 'l1msu.,,,, 1 if Q 6 N 1 ynnx- G1 Q 5 5? I 3 7 fx 'f x iQ '1a,q?,nf,.f!f 'Wi . . f - B.. X Us if Malay!!! ' Asslstant Coach Clmgcr confers uxth Coach Dcroum and ASSISIJIIC Coach SXVIELCflbCI'g Qaeda!! Q WWI 05,50 Assistant Coach Sxurzcnbcrg snapped durmg the half .lt the R1ce Lake game is X Q59 aw' is Coach Dcroum blows h1s wh1sclc to call the Bears our to practlcc Pa gc 30 .- . 53 ' A V ' 1 Q Win- b ' . 1 f V 4 E 5 i A . X 'W I 5 ' Q 1 1' -' ' f lf, 2 Jw sf- . . 4w1fAa!! Our opening game of the season with Cumberland gaxe exerx one the thrill they were waiting for The game played at Cumberland on a cold damp night was really the Bears game from the beginning Charlie Moltz and Frank McDonald skipped ox er the goal l1ne for the Bears two touchdowns and we carrled home our first uctory of the season The final score was 13 O The second tilt of the season was on the Bears home field Our old rn al Rlce Lake was l1ned up agatnst the Bears The Bears were determmed to win and Wlfh IhlS thought 1n mind thev made the first touchdown How exer the Blue and Gold scored a touchdown 1n the last quarter and their kick point gaxe them a one point lead The final score wx as 7 6 The Bears traxeled to Spooner to play their third conference game The game xx as a tough scrap with neither side willing to con cede a yard The Raxlroaders finally pushed ox er for a touchdown and handed us a 7-O defeat During th1s Top Row L to F R Anderson H Akensorr M Dennis C Dlmlck H Klxnkenberg C Moltz G Akenson M1dd!eRow--L tal? D Krahenbuhl F McDonald C Dorsey XX Peterson S Paulson -I Salschexder Bottom Raw L MR J Anderson W johnson K Bxrnes Nl Berger manager Nat prefent M Schullo captain H Neun game four of our play ers mcludmg Klmkenberg Moltz Akenson and Ixerson receu ed inyuries of some im portance The next game was w1th St Pats of Eau Claire xx ho lourneyed here to plav a non conference game with the home boys Accordlng to most critics the game was one of the hardest fought of the season While a number of St Pats players recened 1nyur1es they went home w1th a 13 6 w1n One of the most thrilling games of the season was that of our homecoming Our opponents were the Orange and Black gridders from Bloomer Anticlpatmg a tough battle the Bears were determmed to upset Bloomer one of the best teams in the conference Although the Bears fought hard to hold the Orange and Blacks they left us with a 7-O defeat The final game of the season was with the Lumberlacks at Ladysmith While the Bears played a defensive game they showed great sp1r1t and fought hard for the Maroon and Gold When the whistle blew at the end Of fhC gamf, the score was 6 O 1n favor of the Lumberpacks 1 ' - v VA i Q I , V ' 1 1 - , 1 1 1 3 1 ' Q 9 ' ' . '1 ' . ' . 7 Y. - ' ' I - , 1 . t - , . . . 1 l ' 1 , I s. . , 1 I f' ' 1: . l , 1 f ' - I l Y .E ef, l. it C - l 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . V Y I ' ' ' 1 ' 1 - .1 - 1 - 1 ' ' - 1 , ' ' ' g 1 - I 1 -h , 1' A 1 - ' - 1 S - ' A Y - . . Y .Y . . . . - 7 1 1 9 . I ' . , - , . , I - , 1 V . 4 1 1 . , , 1 . Pagc31 , iv Pete Peterson Guard Letterman Klink Klinkenberg Center Letterman Milton Dennis Quarterback, Guard Letterman Red' Akenson Tackle Letterman Butch Nevin Guard Letterman Charlie Moltz Left Halfback Letterman Mike Schullo Tackle Letterman-Captain 'Whitey Paulson Center Letterman Startin Top Row: W. Johnson, B. Iverson, C Bortom Raw: Salscheider, M. Schullo Warren Johnson Bob Anderson Quarterback Guard Win g-back Letterman Letterman 4 G. Akenson, C. Dimick. Page 32 Herbie Akenson Tackle Letterman Charlie Dorsey End Letterman Frank McDonald Fullback and Halfback Letterman Jim Anderson Right Halfback Letterman Dick Kranhenbuhl Fullback Letterman Jack Salscheider End Letterman Level Moltz, F. McDonald. M. Dennis, S. Paulson, W. Peterso do Q2 f f Tf'1?s'- ' 'ir .. 'I, ? V5:-sis' ' i, M., L Af2f'fi1-f-2 rv Happy Dimick A End Letterman Irving Anderson H. Tackle +1 -K R xf. gg., N. -. w,, Kenny Bvrncs Righ t Halfback Letterman P285 33 .gan-A 4wtlwll St Pats tackles stop a Barron end run 1,18 The referee s whlstle breaks lt up rn the game wxth St Pats down rn rhc Sr Pars game The referee calls a Barron touch H Coach primes Krahenbuhl to go into the Sr. Pars game. 4 Page 34 The game of Tuesday, November 24, was a great success for our team. The Barron Bears slashed Bloomer 22 to 12. This game aroused spirit in both the team and the spectators. The fact that it was the hrst con- ference game of the season, gave much encouragement to our team. The Bears journeyed to Ladysmith December 11 to play the second conference game of the season. Due to skillful playing and hard fighting Barron defeated Ladysmith by a score 36-34. The Bears matched their skill with the Rice Lake team on our floor, December 18. Many spectacular events 57151 occurred during this game, one of which was the re- bounding shot made by Rice Lake. This luck did not stop the Bears for they ended the game with a score 43 to 29 in our favor. One of the greatest highlights of the basketball season was the Barron victory at Spooner, january 8. Although handicapped by a slick floor, the Bears came out on top with a score of 19-15. Hap Dimick was the high point man in this game. One of the greatest and most spectacular games of the season was played on Barron's hardwood, January 15. This game between the small but great Bears and nn U Back Rovy C Kunze H Akenson H Klinkenbcrg E Vergm W Ostrom Front Roxy S Paulson F McDonald C Dimick I Salscheider K Byrnes the giant Cumberland Beayers was one of constant interest In this game the teams were tied more than once Toward the last feyy seconds of play in the oy ertime ack Salscheider dropped in a pointer which ended the game in Barron s fayor 22 to 21 with thc Bears still holding the title of undefeated team of the conference With the second half of the seasons basketball games underway the Bears were still on the victorious march On january 22 the Bears dc feated the Bloomer Orange and Blacks on their floor 30 to 17 The outlooks for an undefeated season looked yery promising Barron again proy ed itself a superior team by overthrowing Ladysmith February 3 The game from start to hnish was a hair raiser and a nerye wrecker combined Both teams were tied at the end of the game and the oyertime resulted in the Page 35 Bears fay or 23 22 The Bears traveled to Rice Lake Februarv 13 to play .1 game yyhich promised to be a thriller from start to finish The Bears played the game with grim determination but the Lakers came out on top 24 15 This was the Bears first defeat and knocked them from the non defeated group O February 20 the Bears met the Spooner Railroaders on our floor We handed them a 36 26 defeat and the Bears chalked up another yictory The Barron Cum berland game on February 27 yy as the clash between the two top teams of the conference It yy as any body s game during most of the plav although the Bears had a slight edge during the hrst half After a terrific scramble the Beayers pulled up with a 32 27 yyin As .1 result the Bears and the Beayers yyere tied for first honors in the Heart of the North Conference , . L Q ff fi ,V . 1 - V .. ,T v-we rf: -V li I . sf! i A r 1s.,,- W , ,am- M. W' ' ey! , Q5 . 'L . , . , . , . , . . ': . , . ' , . ,l. , . 4' . . . . V . , , ' - . V , ' . ' . V . , , ' ' , ' 1 J 1 , ' I Y ' , v I 4 1 A 1 V ' ' ' ' - ' . I1 ' ' ' 1 , - 1' V r V V A . . I , 9 I - ' 1 v ' . , , .- V - . V' - V . - - . 1 , 4 . I 1 - I . 4 7 rr ' J , 1 , 1 ' ' V1 1 r v.- . ' J J V ' , . ' I V ' ' ,, ' - 1 . v I . ' ' Q ' V. . . ' - . ' V V - . V V V' . - V' V , .. . ' 9 , V i 1 4 1 V A ' if fn ,A lk , -'X'Qi.4Nfy 1' 5 Whitey Paulson Guard Captain Letterman Frank McDonald Guard Letterman ' M Mu ' .,..,..,-... Hap Dlmxck Form ard Letterman 'U' . E -v ,ww J 6 M , rain jack Salscheider Forward Letterman Bnll Ostrom Forward Letterman Charlle Moltz Guard Letterman Kenny Byrnes Guard Letterman One of the fastest action games ',,.-fr... of the season the game mth 'N in Cumberland here -M. 1-44.4, as ,A-Q 1 fs.,,,,,. fl FWF? X w Mr Herbxe kkenson Forward Letterman Squeak Kunze Guard Letterman Hap Dlmxck tossed one through the hoop for rn FARM' 'ff other two points IH the Burton Rm: Lake game her lu.,,L,,4' X +ww..Hw.,,,N-'from f Y -51- 'Q-'Kea 'M Page 36 'T L gf' v ' 1 of .. .. - r 22. f' d W Q , i, 5 A 2 f 9 f ? 'l 5 . I , W - A s ji' . A - akin-v 5- - - ' .:w ' iv. - EFF YN f ,.f t mS am. Z Ea. , 2' xg' I mfg '- l. i 44' ,.,' -,1-...,, . g .1 H . 'LA-hx, .wa Fw 'N . 2 .,,.--'Wo ' t as -M ,af . ez, ef, r 9' 1' 17 . - A E A ,ff as r .. - 2. 1 545 1 5.-gr :Rf .5 'Q 1- .f ,n I .. 1,1 ,. R. :, ,, .. H U A V LV ,f ,W ,J -5 5-f,,.,w.,LrI LR ' I - ' 4 fn- I-14. 45,-.jew ' ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 'C 1 5, 1511- 5 . : N-:L+ W. 1, .-A 'qt 519.5 I 2 .5 : .-xgawmi Mm , 5 A: JJ'-...W Q, t, . . P5 -'Fixx 'ni 5 ! km '. E' ' '-. .:f' H it .2-:Safe ' 'et U c 2-QL . ', '1.v,, -2. -li E jg- . ft F V1 1-.r 'L f qw.-'a.'4 E2 rj .-.f-ff , Qmfme ,N f l gf? A-at fr we 2 The clock strxkes 12 10 when the twenty four F H A gzrls assemble 1n the Home Econom1cs room to clxscuss past and future buslness The meetlngs are held the first and th1rd Wednesdays of exery month The meetmg IS called to order bv Presldent MHVIS Moore and then every one recltes the FH A creed Secretary Rose Herrmann reads the mlnutes of the last meetmg and takes roll call The other officers are Treasurer V1olet Hanson HISCOFIZH Maxme Torgerson X 1ce Presldent NlOm1 Scherz An appreclauon of homemakmg as .1 x ocatlon 15 furthered through the Future Homemakers Organlzatxon 1n Barron H1gh School Some of thexr obyectn es for the vear are as Brmgmg color to the Home Econom1cs room by makmg charm strmgs and curtams F F A party Selllng candy at basketball games Makmg an F H A 1ns1gn1a pm to be worn by each F H A grrl slgmfymg that she belongs to that organlzatlon Helpmg ID the defense program through such chan nels as work1ng for the Red Cross by rolllng bandages and kmttmg and collectmg s1lk hose mv-f -1 21 i su- d Th d R R H , F Lovcrudc, B Clausen,j Hanson V Hanson C Faanes A Berg F Ostrum Sccgnd lgovw V Ciolalfhzllll Anderson, P Wnllmsen,-I Davxs A Blugstad L Dxbble S Paulson Moore Page 38 First Row B Miller, H Hover, N Schcrz KM... N E 9 1.--.,x .1 Q .V g, I ' 4 ' ' , follows: U 1 1. ' ' ' 2. . . . . 3. ' . 5. l Q . . - sr 'Q :F -L 4 , Q., ,.j W 4 , 1 ' A . ' 5 V, ' H .. ... '14-F Page 39 ,dz-.Zap june .Iutila ..,.. Allan Sather.. . Rose Herrmann. Myrtise Seidl. . Anita Peterson . Clifford Johnson Mary Collins Violet Hanson. .. Warren johnson. . Phyllis Schmidt.. ST AFF . , . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . , . , . .News Editor . . . . , .Feature Editor . . . . , , .Sports Editor ,.......,....ClubEditor . . . . . . . , .Society Editor . . . . . , . 4 .Grades Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Faculty Adviser The editor and facult lay out Y adviser approxe a page Nirginia and Esther talk over the fashion and gossip situation Myrtise Anita Xiolet tions and Rose the mam stays of the staff Allan types a story as Warren who does fea tures sports and News Shield stories makes some timelv sugges Cliff and Phyllis re view the financial situ ation which ad p to more business 5 'QR .g'la 'E' ref grae .1- 1 4'fE rj: :gf M,,,,,w-nrrfv O N Mvrt1se Setdl Marv Ellen Snoenbos Amta Peterson Naomx Scherz Allan Sather ames P1mple Beulah Mlller Delores Zolln er Bernard Becker ohn Rockman Norman Ss ea Dor1s Hutchms Geraldme Anderson Cllfford johnson STA FF Edltor 1n Chlef Senxor Edltor Faculty Edltor Art Edltor Ass1stant Sports Echtor Orgamzatlons Ed1tor un1or Edltor Photographv Asslstant Asslstant Adx CI'ElS1I'lg ASSISIHHE Buslness Manager Robert Cooper Asslstant Lynn Foetz Faculty Advxser Marv Collms Faculty Adx 1ser 0 M 'Pqx fig! M..- J' ,qt- Myrttse Mrs Collms and Anlta snapped at a moment wh working xery hard on the Bahlan en they wercn t The Adxertlslng Staff and the umor Editor concentrate on ways and means of selling space Naomi, the creator of our lxttle Brum, mes to show Allan how xt s done . I 4 Clxff and Bob look h mi as t ough the prob l cm of financmg the Bahlan IS a scnous one Page 40 A Page 41 T of photographx adyusts hxs camera to snap those mrs C.l'llCX0llS Freshmen he facultx acluser ln charge The tables are turned on thc asslstant photographers Our chief of photographers Bernie brawcs a cold vund to get an outslde shot Marv Ellen Beulah and ames plan the lav outs for thcxr sectxons Mr Lwnn Foetz facults ad user for the Ba hnan s pho rography staff ,,- In r' 4u1uae4 of! ' s ,..... Tap Raw L Fankhauser H Chrlsreson R Otto D C Schultz H Hong L Lxen C Holdorf E Nordby R A Anderson L Hoff W Lentz B Workman Tl1mlRaw D Nevrn E Foss K Stokes V Farr D Blume M Jenson I Anderson L Peterson A Eggleston L Llpke D Swan E Roets .Yrrond Raw D Norehus R Thompson E Boedecker F Darrah D Kuhrt K janke D F Schultz W Byugstad B Dragseth C Lueck A Matthys E Hermann R M Anderson Bottom Row P Bauer E Hanson R Hermann -I Anderson D A Hendrlcltson aduser H Luer D Longseth G Hoff F Breyen Not prumt B .Iohr on The F F A under the dlrectlon of Mr Hendrlckson IS one of the school s outstandmg orgamzatlons from the po1nt of v1ew of sxze and xmportance m our pamouc Daxrylancl The purpose of the club IS to brmg the farm youth of the commun1ty together and to help them solve thelr problems Some twenty three projects are carrled on by the members They 1nclude such work as herd testmg, forestry the I'3.1S1I1g of frult trees, grams xegetables, da1ry stock poultry hogs, the cannmg of peas, home beautlficatlon, farm accounts, and placement for farm work In addmon to the 34 boys testmg 651 cows 1n home herds, many boys are domg work for the Barron County Herd Improx ement ASSOCIRIIOH -,Q-an in-uv A I Q' Eddxe Roets testmg mxlk S-4 r- i-I Pagc 42 , . . ., , A Qihi ' ',:,f - . A'fff'eLw.--f ' N- Hg 7 X A -' ' .' . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . -, . . . 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' . . -I - 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 . , . , . , . . . Q I -' - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' 1. 1 AJ 1 - . . ' . . ' 9 . . . I . , V . , , . . . . V . . ' H x if Ms 0' ,Je Bi? if . 4--2-1-14,'.. ff' ' 15155 'ti' . ,i x, 4.3! I 'Fr I ' b - Lu' 'I' K V . x ya xi 2 n -e - 5 T' an . if -.,. V. M , 4. 4. 14. Ag. Shop Class starting the construction of a brooder house. 1 Farm project work of Earl Foss-a flock of 100 ducks. -'-n. Ag. boys learning to plant trees. Planting trees on Ed Wagcnbach's farm. -.-.,... +355-L Ag. Mechanics Class after finishing brooder house Ag. Mechanics Class after completing brooder house for LaVerne Fankhauser. Zzuimeg af President ..... Vice President. , . Secretary ..... Treasurer. , . Reporter .... Adviser. . . OFFICERS 14 . . .james Anderson . . . .Roland Hermann . . , .Evander Hanson ......Paul Bauer . . . .Baron Johnson . . .D. A. Hendrickson OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 1. To have every member enrolled in Vocational Agriculture Classes with an approved farming program. 2. To conduct the junior Herd Testing program of boys in Agricultural Classes and use pr :fits to finance th F F P C Llfl1I'C ?lfmCf I'Ogl'2lIl1. 3. To put on the Barron Co. Poultry Show sponsored by the Barron Civic Club. 4. To order and distribute evergreen trees and fruit trees purchased by boys in classes. 5. To have members purchase all the Defense Stamps and War Bonds possible. 6. To conduct an Oflicer's Training School for Barron Co. Chapters. 7. To use the F.F.A. ritual in the conducting of business meetings. 8. To have basketball as the main recreation for Future Farmers and practice during noon hours with games whenever possible. 9. To have a local Future Farmer Speech Contest with the winner entering the district contest. 10. To have a Future Farmer Quartet. 11. To sell harness oil to farm boys who wish to oil their harness in school. 12. To rent out a potato duster and sell potato dust for use in the duster. jim Anderson working on a grain drill. Willard Lentz testing milk. Page 44 '7fze Gancml' Bam! The Barron High School Band has a membership of sixty-five students, and it is one of the most active organizations in school. Besides adding to the attractiveness of other school programs, the band Xoufapbomi l Concert, Mid-Winter presented live concerts this year. They were namely the Armistice Day Concert, Fal Concert, Pre-Tournament Concert, and the Tournament itself. ln the district tournament which was held last year in Barron the band was given especially good reports on their balance and intonation. The tournament was a non-competitive music festival. Robert Cooper . Myrtise Seidl ..,..., Delores Zolliver ..... LaVerne Fankhauser. Mary Ellen Snoenbos. . . Vernon Bell ,....... Fluler Alto Clarinet L. Coons N. Rogers L. Marvin E. Hcgna Barr Clarinei L. i Cfarmetr Hlrt M' Scldl Bairoon Saigon D, Wintrone D. Zollixcr D. Sandstrom A. Boedecker E. johnson F. Mickelson B. Stoeberl j. Sheerer A. Berg D. Putzke D. Fankhauser H. Klinkcnberg D. Lindstrom j. Wirtzfeld Page 45 loprano liaxapfvom I. Rogers Alto faxaphorler D. Ellefson D. Hutchins A. Faalde D, Wethern Tenor lid.'L'iIPl70Y1!f C. Anderson L. johnson BAND OFFICERS . . .Vice President BAND ROSTER Baritone Vaxapbom E. Wold Cornen R. Cooper R. Holt W. Bonkrud M. Walworth C. Moltz O. Schecl D. Kirkwood A. Eggleston Fluelgel Harm D. jones D. Hunt French Harm E. Christenson M. Young D. Macak L. Wold H. Swan President and Publicity Manager .....,.......Secretary ...........Treasurer . . . .... Librarian . . . .Quartermaster Tenor Trombone: M. Snoenbos A. Biugstad H. Hong Y. johnson B. Nelson H. Bonkrud T. Nicklow Bam Tromboner M. Berger K. johnson Harironer V. Farr B. Swansen Barter L. Fankhauser M. Meysembourg H. Swansen D. Swan Perm H1071 Timpano am! Cynbufi I. Loverude Mirimba ani! Bell Lira A. Olson .inure aml Fifltl Drumf P. Wintronc V. Schindler Fieltl Drums B. Davis G. Mytroen P. White Ban Drum and Cymlmlr V. Bell The orchestra, composed of 43 pneces, and under the d1rect1on of Conrad Daellenbach, made 1ts 1n1t1al publlc appearance at the Chrrstmas Concert It made nts second appearance at the Sprmg Concert The orches tra also partlclpated IH the dxstrnct musrc tournament and carrned off hxgh honors The orchestra offers the opportunlty of bemg a member of an orgamzatron whrch has both strnng and wlnd mstruments The wmd nnstruments are played by the top members of the band and add color and tone Outstandrng pleces played by the orchestra were Sonatxna bv Clement1 and Prelude and Fugue rn D MIHOF by Bach A small sectxon of the orchestra plaved for programs and publxc affalrs throughout the year OFFICERS Presldent MHFIOYIC Caldwell Treasurer Lucetta Coons Vlce President Arlene Byugstad Reporter LOIS HIFI Secretary Betty Olson Llbrarlan VCITIOU Bell ftp? ,S sg 'N 5 1- Fxrxt Vralxnf Margorle Caldwell Verla jones Margaret Young Berthabelle Slrcher Phyllxs Lmdstedt Helen Putzke mn., 3 o E f'-R., z ,dia ' a fllgff J Je Arlene Bjugstad Donna Nrcklow Beverly Helms Rosemary Chamber Betty Lou Hall Mxldred Roets Ada Nrtz Eumce Hanson Evelyn Olson Verna johnson L sffond Vxolxm Vxalar Katherine Olson jean Weeks S PERSONNEL Cellar Vernon Bell Beulah Olson Yrnng Bauer Shrrley Rlchardson Donna Bertelson Flute Lucetta Coons Clarrmtx Amta Peterson Betty Olson Delores Zollser Ban Clarinet Lois Hxrt Bauoan Delorxs Wmtronc Cvmetr Robert Cooper Robert Holt Elame Chrxsteson Dons Macak Helen Swan Lots Wold Trombaner Mary Ellen Snoen Yvonne johnson Ban Trambam Merun Berger Tuba LaVerne Fankhauser Perrufrmn Paulme Wmtrone Vnrgmla Schmdler Bonnxe Davxs Prana Inez Loverudc Marrmba Aurelle Olson Page 4-6 A A yi E 'E 'H French Harm . gx' . 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Xi? xxx 'fl 5 l g ' ' V -1-'tY'5's:r3.ii ' l3l:a'gi,,.4 , Y xj , Eli - JE l I - M A :name 4 hd' s 412545199 iam Rear M Mexsembourg A Blugstad F Ostrum O ankc R Klmkcnberg W johnson Front E Rasmussen E Klmkenberg Rockman V Bell D Nlcklow B Olson Myron Mevscmbourg Thns year debate was definrtely affected by the war With an eye to the future, the topic first chosen to be drscussed 10 preparatlon for debatlng was Post War World Organizatlon Dxscussxon upon th1s subyect was carried on from September through Nou cmber The question for debate finally arrived and proved to be one of the most controversral and mterestmg ques txons to come out for several years It was Resolved That 4 Federal World Government Should Be Exrabluhed Because of gasolme and tlre ratronmg, the teams took advantage of debatmg nerghbormg teams for prac tice Sectronal debates were elnmmated, and any team losing two or less debates was elrgxble to attend the state contest at Madnson In splte of restrlcted travel, the benefits of debatlng were not lessened Practlce debates durmg noon hours among our own members prox ed that mtra school debates can be as lnelv as one wlth our favorlte rival john Rockman Page 47 Edith and Rosemary Klnnkcnberg ' . Z 5 F3 ' w . ' 4 h ,s t ' K af? I 2 V1 I I V 4 1 uhm er t A K '- :f:13i-St. ' ' ,. 1- 'f w--.M V l , ., , -H 1 ,. .w I' f X 5 - - I i . . f Gi' La , . ' I if ,X 1 R . w, 2 - j . - ' , - v -.l , - I ' , ' - 1 . , . ' ,j. . - , . , - A I V . : , . I . gigl ip-X '- e., y 2 1-Ti mum . ...t-'-'U-iz 1 NJ., X Q I ,Q sl T' we rf! I i' f jx- .11 fwfr ,if 7 W ,,r ,M V ,. 1 'Y 'f 1' L- 33 -5 Ii -2-- 1 'T' 'li 'spew' l ,. A, pgs K5 i if 2 K rr,-W bf' 5 -Aa..:a.f,.1ff'-s...f rs 'vim' n'V1Qg,,'wWm ., q.,mM Offo -lankc Frances Ostrum The Forensic Club is the organization whose purpose is to help hnance the activities of debate and forensics during the school year. The club members worked hard and successfully and should be commended for their work in such a good cause. Forensic work in school is designed to develop skill in speaking among the students The more students who participate, the greater will be the value of this Work This year we have tried to interest everyone It is not our purpose to have people work in order to win a contest Forensics are more valuable as a program in speech in which all of the students can take part The new ruling this year brought on by the war eliminated sectional speech contests This made the school contests more important than ever as a display of our ability in oratory declamations, and extemporaneous reading and speaking Arlene Bjugstad son L Hitt L Blair W Johnson H Bonkrud Second Row Miss Lmdstrom E Rasmussen M Young S Paulsen E Severson D Lmdstrom I Loxerude V Coates H Acker page 48 First Row E Christenson B Olson D Putzke F Carpenter M Miller J Davis x Q . , . . 1 n ' ' ' ' , . Third R0w:.W. Bonkr-ud, Rockman, R. Solie, F. Ostrum, P. Willmsen, A. Bjugstad, N. Scherz, M. E. Sno:nbos,j.jutila, V. Han- 140 EAM, The A Cappella Cho1r made the1r first appearance on AIUIISCICC Day Thex tom: part m the Chrrstmas Concert by slngrng Carol of the Bells and Gesu Bambmo wlth MKFIOFIC Caldwell smgrng an alto solo Th1s group of boys and g1rls are chosen from two vocal classes under the dlrectxon of MISS Ma qzee em June Van Velzer l The Glrls Glee Club IS chosen from the two vocal classes and thcv sing three and four part mus1c They also took part rn the Chrlstrnas Concert They sang Beaurxful Sav1our wlth Shxrley Rrchardson Slflglflg the soprano solo They also sang I-lark Now O Shepherds Page 49 , , ' ' - 1- H -4 - va - - - 1 l l l . . . .. - - 1- - - . . , ,, fn . , - ima is 'QQ The un1or Cho1r 1S made up of twenty four p1cked VOICCS from the fifth through e1ghth grades In the Chrlsrmus program thex sang three numbers namelx Br1ng a Torch Jeanette Isabella and Lo How a Rose E re Bloomxng They combmed Wrth the Sen1or Cholr for the fmale s1ng1ng Beaut1ful Yulet1de nh..-9 The G1rls' Sextette IS made up of the Sen1or and Sophomore Trros The gxrls smg more frequently m trnos than 1n a sextette The Sen1or Trxo took part 1n a war bond program over WJ M C last fall and the Sophomore Tr1o sang two numbers mn the Navy Day program The glrls s1ng three part muslc and prefer sernx class1cal numbers They also s1ng popular numbers This group of g1rls 1S much 1n demand for school and commumty affa1rs P282 50 0 6 . 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' ' 1 V . , Q I . 1 Q . -' 1 ', t ,U rv I f -,tl gm- , .. .. - 4 va ft V 'V - F - A .. - . 0, Mb 1 ' 'wr A - K V, I . - - .. . .. .. ,. .. - 1 .7 1 ,ly 1 y 9 o 1 5 0 eau wa, I1 v- Page 51 Rear C ohnson A Peterson S Paulson F Darrah V Loverude Front Y Hanson H Kllnkenberg N1 Torgtson D Hutchlns E Qcharmota AITICFICAII Passport was the txtle of the sparklxng three act comedy presented bx t e Sen1or Class thxs vear It IS constdered to be one of the best patr1ot1c plavs of the season an prox ed to be xerv tnmelw entertamment The storv concerned an Amer1can father w ho was greatlw worrled about the 'I-I'O1ll1 Horse and suddenly found to quote h1s own words that he was feedxng three of her own pomes ln hxs own home Hubert lxhnkenberg took the role of the father w1th X lolet Hanson plavmg the part of h1s VV1fC Stanlex Paulson dxd the role of h1s Leftlst son and Amta Peter son had the daughter s part The comedw role was executed by Esther Scharmota as Nfirs Schwartz a hundred percent Amerxcan ne1gl' bor Others tn the cast were as follows Viaxtne Torgeson as Louella, N 1rg1n1a Loxerude as Sy b1l Chfford ohnson as B111 Franklin Darrah as Mr Cra1g Dorls Hutchms as Aunt en and Robert Baldwm as the radlo announcer The technlcal staff was as follows Marx E Snoenbos stage manager Orv1lle Kuehn and LaX erne Fankhauser, electrlcxans Florence Loxerude and Phwllxs Schm1dt make ut Emmett Coons and Carsten Anderson, sound effects My rt1se Seldl publ1c1ty Rose Herrmann, audxtorlum Helen Putzke costumes Lols H1rt, Helen Acker and Mar1or1e Larson, props Allan Sather set and Robert Baldwm cast The set construcuon was under the able d1rec t1on of Mr J F Clmger The play woxen from the fabrxc of to dav s problems and challenges touched on pro found questlons facxng Amenca but xt w as at the slme mme full of heart w armlng laughter and dry humor The play w as produced under the dxrectnon of Mlss Llllldll Boe, Drxmatmcs coach I V V ri - v f V ,.. .-. .: ' R ml : F l l - V Q , A ,, , 1 T , . , K ',. r 4 'V - V, Y, .7,igt4,Vg. - l ' 1 ' ' we 13'-f' uP ' 'F .. 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Our good friends-Mr. Tabor and Mr. Wold. 5. Our oflice efficiency expert- Ruby Barton. l ' f ,f-ffm , ,X ,t , 5. i . qv Avifmf to mf 'Wim' . ... -. - Page 56 Page 57 V? Pepp ,til Ted Thompson our shy new cheerleader struts h1s stuff Our trio of peppy cheerleaders Esther Ted and Naomi Dean of the Cheerleaders Es Seharmota Pep Personlfled Gerry sllhouetted agamst 2. red barn I-hgh School Spirit in the Dartyland The Marchmg Bands Mmorettes at their prancmg best 1. The shutter clicked and five guys and gals had their picture taken. 2. Inez Loverude with an extra special smile for us. 3. Rah! Rah! Barron. 4. Atten- tion! Deloris Linclstrom in her band uniform. 5. Could be Dorothy Lipke. 6. The Jones girls dressed up in Sunday white. 7. Four daughters of Neptune. 8. What a game!!! 9. Where could Arlene be hitch-hiking to? 10. Look who we have here. 1.1. A trombone, a band uniform, and Thelma Nicklow. 1-. The famous dance team, Bette and Warren. 13. Betty had her picture took. 14. Watch the birdie, girls. 15. It's ' 'Switzy' '-Science instructor. l 0 w K , Q-16 l K , . 'Q-. X Page S8 I . f Q 1 -V91 Y 1. .Lm.wf-Q' W I , ap' fb .p 4 3 .Ag 43 9 fx H . 5 X V Vg fx ,a 1 I xx ,KT n,. 1 7' ,ao-.EFL .iv ' 'Him C II ll' 'fr' 1. It seems to me these two work on the H1-Life staff. 2. Kittens and admirers. 3. Lipkes. 4. The zn- scparable two. 5. just pals. 6. Latest addition to the Hoar family. 7. Johnnie and camera. S. Larry. 9. Smile pretty. 10. Talking it over. 11. The Municipal Poduck Band at a command performance. 12. Edna and Betty holding hands. 13. Away above the clouds 1go, says Helen. 14. Yep, it's Nita. 15. Old Faithful and Bc-rle. 16. Fank and his limousine. .4 ,J 'UQ Q -. CAIIITPIIIITCITIN ut the BA R RON COUNTY N EWS-SH IELD Tully CTURIIIIY Sum IJ.lDCI'H STEBBINS DRUG COMPANY II.1T'I'UII, WIISLIIITSIIT BARRON RECREATION BOWLING LLNCI-ITIS Bruuc Gchivcilcr, Mgr. 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