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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

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X51 i J -X cjcJ o'r5'J 1' assmesp 2 I If I My 'C' DEDICATIU We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicate the '52 Bahian to the City of Barron in appreciation of the loyal support and encouragement which the people of Barron have given to us, and for the interest they have shown in our progress during the past four years. They have set an example which will help us to take our place in the world as intelligent young men and women. Q- ' L J' pfxfls f 'PSV J X10 ,pg N K ,N Y ! 5 S' A U ' , ' ,V v 'fdg .7 ,I ,sf ia t ' ' .. I V gx 1 f 0 Q if 5 2 X f xv: 3? F! lie 1 ,MY 5 In Memoriam A friend has gone And a shadow falls over Those who knew her smile. And so we pause and know This life, though gone, still lives In our memory. A Classmare FACULTY Mr. R. R. Rohde-Supervising Principal Mr. j. E. Hoar-Principal of High School Miss Harriet Dillon Office Girl .iv - Mr. Ralph Bailey Mrs. Rochelle Brochtrup Girls' Physical Education English 9 Boys' Physical Education River Falls St. Olaf College Book reports are due tomorrow. Yes, you do have to take phy. ed. today! Miss Monona Cheney U. S. History ll University of Wisconsin Don't all talk at once, for if you it will be much too noisy. do ig and ' -s.. -g.,N Mrs. Audrey Coe Mr' Willis Erickson Mr. Arthur Felien Home Economics 10, ll, 12 Agriculture 9, Biology 10 Geometry ll, Algebra 10. Adv. Math. University of Wisconsin Rive, 123115 H Hamline ' Measure the cake ingredients carefully. Well, as a matter of fact. Why,',you have just made a new dis covery. jill! ll l 4 C it r .f ' x :1'Qi W , Miss Lucille Hebert Mr. Delward Hendrickson Home Economics 10, ll, 12 Agriculture IO, ll, 12 St. Benedict College River Falls Shall we work today? Okay, girls, break up the Ladies' Aid party and get going to your first hour class. Mrs: Geneva Hughes Mr. Emerson Hyde Mr. Eugene Koplitz Beginning Chorus, Adv. Chorus EflgliSh 9, 10. English 11, Speech, Debate Lawrence College River Falls Eau Claire Let's do our warm-up exercises. Play practice tonight at seven. O, I just remembered! Miss Eileen McCullough journalism 12, English I2 University of Wisconsin Do you want to sit in left field? Mr. Conrad Morgen Mr. Harry Newman Orchestra, Beginning Band, Algebra 10, World History Adv. Band University of Wisconsin Chicago Musical College Live your life by a motto. Get your instruments ready to play. ff Mrs- Maude Osffum Miss Deloris Scheidecker Civics Senior Commerce, Typing IO, SUPC1'i0f I U Shorthand I-ISI the P0lm5' Concordia College .4 Mr. Hilary Sconzert Arithmetic. Bookkeeping 12, General Business Ferris Institute I'Il sell you two meal tickets for the price of three. Get ready for dictation. ' f. I Mr. Fred Switzenberg Mr. Donald Tietz Chemistry ll, Biology 10 Industrial Arts 9, 10, ll, 12 Eau Claire Stout Institute I never repeat myself, Come on now, you guys! I never repeat myself. 1 Miss Lorena Zeilinger Home Economics 9, General Science 9 Stout Institute Be sure to press the seams open when ironing your aprons. Mr. Edwin Wuwick Physics, General Science 9, Coach River Falls Get that rebound, you guys! Conferring with Mr. R. R. Rohde are members of the school board: From left to right are: Mr. F. E. Van Sickle, Mr. E. R. Christenson, Mr. R. R. Rohde, and Mr. H. J. Vruwink. wap. s Mrs. Louise Bartlett Librarian Mr. Harold Tabor Mr. Frank Thill Janitors wgqa' CHO0L DAY I AW 4. .S l. Tough Sledding. Z. Come on boys. 3. Come and get it! 4. Hard at work on the senior float. 5. Time out for coffee. 6. Warwick in action 7. Touchdown! 8 . Time for the Hi-Lifes ro come our. 'Qs .fx oog 19,9 36003 E l0R 350 O THE UNIVERSE CHANGES,' BUT OUR LIVES ARE WHAT OUR THOUGHTS MAKE IT. The first big day in Barron High for the grads of 1952 was initiation on November 5, 1948, followed by a mixer party that night. The Sno-Ball with Gladys Barrett reigning as queen and David Ellefson as king, was the main event of our Sophomore year. Then we come to our junior year with the drama, Wings of the Morning, our class play, as one of the top happenings of the year. The other being the Prom, with Lea Halvorson and joan Sandve reigning. To bring to a close the four years, we have chosen the motto: The Universe Changesg But Our Lives Are What Our Thoughts Make It. Silver and Aqua were chosen as the class colorsg the flower, Pink Carnation. The class officers were: Treasurer, Audrey Burowg President, Eleanor Olsong Vice-President, Douglas Ritchieg and Secretary, Marlene johnson. I Pictured abovej. Pictured below we see Mr. Hoar's 5rd period Economics class all at attention learning the principles of Economics. .L l Q 5 3 MARJARIE AGEN frM4fger1 She hrtowr them all. Declamatory 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 1, 2, 35 I.S.S. 1, 25 Secretary 1.8.5. 25 Discussion 45 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 25 Sno-Ball Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 35 Forensic Medal 3. 5. V7.o 5,1155 'L .1 i . Q. ,ml 5 JOYCE AMUNDSON 5 Cool, calm, and induJtriou.r. 'M 3 , , Dallas 1, 25 Class Play 25 Sadie Haw- . kins Committee 45 Hi-Life Art 'j Editor 4. K VL.. , . 1 'F av ,,, . ' Q -.,, lttt M 1 an all , i t ii'i f in CURTIS BALKO GLADYS BARRETT a'J Jrnall, but great things aren't Glady ' alwayx done by tall. lent Council l, 25 Student Coun- Treasurer 25 Mask and Gavel 35 as President 1, 25 Band President Zoncert Band 2, 5. 45 Pep Band 3, 4: Matching Band 2, 3, 45 hestra 2, 35 Dance Orchestra 2, 35 as Sextet 3, 45 Trombone Quartet 'rombone Trio 45 Trombone Duet lg Solo 2, 3, 45 German Band 15 Class Play Committee 35 Sno- Committee 25 Music Awards- rict and State. DENE BARTON VlLeftyH rt because a man doe.m't talk il no sign he has nothing to ray. Alu'ay.r jolly, always kind, rhe'J the type we like to find. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Girls' Basket- ball 25 Chorus l, 25 Operetta 25 Prom Committee 35 Co-Chairman Sadie Hawkins Party 45 Float Committee 3, 45 Sno-Ball Queen 25 Sr. Cheet- leader 45 Hi-Life Assistant Business Manager 45 Bahian Administration Editor 45 Class Play 35 Usher 4. ELSIE BFCKER HE H A Jhort little laugh, little Jhort hair. apparently Eltie har no worry or care. Vocal Music 1, 4. RUTH AKENSON Ruthie She make: a mouse Jeem noiJy.' G.A.A. 1. ROBERT AIZIDERSON HB0 ll Bah keeps away from harm, he Jpertdr hi: time on the farm. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 45 F.F.A. Quartet 3, 45 F.F.A. Letter 35 Chorus 2, 45 Small Chorus 45 Dis- cussion and Speech 4. is 9 1 MARVIN BJORKLUND Marv 'hal would he rarer under the Jun, an Marv. with hi: leuom done. ing Valley, Minn. lg Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 41 , Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Solo 2. 3, 4. rmbone Quarter 2, 39 Trombone o 43 Hi-Life Staff 4, Activity ff of Bahian 4. JEANNETTE BLUM nbleddyn 'Her manner is quiet hut don'z judge her hy it. l.A. l, 25 G.A.A. l, 23 Sadie Haw- s Committee 4, Hi-Life Circula- 1 Staff 4. PHYLLIS BJUGSTAD Furla She har a voice like a canary. Dramatics Club 23 Glee Club 1, 2, Student Council 4, Secretary of Stu- dent Council 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Small Chorus 2, 3. 4g Cornet Solo l, 2, 3, Triple Trio 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Solo 1, Z, 3, 4: Home- coming Committee 3, 41 Hi-Life Ex- change Editor 4, ROBERT BONNER He Juffers from high blonde preuuref' F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g B Club 3, 4, Foot ball 2, 3, 4g Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, ml: V' fl,-T : .li ' . .4 .1 :ra- . 4.-4,-'E 42 1:-iv f A UL' 'il rbi JH 4 - Ji 4 , , ll- '. ' 4- W -Q-' 1:1 I. Q . . ' rf, I, JP ii. DONALD BUCHHOLTZ ,fD0n,, He g0eJ about hir huxineu every day, a perfect gentleman in every way. Extemp. Reading lg Oratory 2, 3, 45 l.S.S. 1. NORMAN CAMPBELL rrcdmplx The dangeroru part of the car ir the nut that hold: the wheel. Basketball l. if AUDREY BUROW She likes to have a lot of lun, bul can be Jeriour when work if to be done. Class Treasurer 43 Prom Committee 3, Sadie Hawkins Committee 4 Bahian Senior Section Editor 43 Hi Life Reporter 4. ARDIS CARR uhm., 'Tix Irirh :he ir, and glad .the if of it. F.H.A. l, 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 25 I.S.S. 2' Girls' Basketball 25 Band Treasure 4, Orchestra Secretary 33 Old Tim Band 4g 72O Blues 31 Concert Or ChC5fl'3 3, 45 Concert Band 45 G1 Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3s Class Play Committee 33 Sno-Ball Commit- tee 25 Sno-Ball Attendant 2, Home- coming Committee 2g Daisy Mae 3, Bahian Feature Editor 43 Hi-Life Art Editor 43 Hi-Life Editor 4. r A , 4 BARBARA DOWD Barb quiet determination to Jucceedf' as l, 23 Class Play 23 Sadie Haw- Committee 43 Hi-Life Reporter lnderclassmen Staff, Bahian 4. LOUANN ELLEFSON IILHN 'Full of pep, full of fun, Jke'J a friend to everyone. S. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 23 Latin Club Class Play Committee 33 Sadie wkins Committee 43 Prom Com- tee 33 Editor, Underclassmen of :ian 43 Editor, Feature Page. Hi- : 4. GARY CRAWFORD Here I come you lucky people. Rice Lake l, 23 Latin Club 23 Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4g Football 23 Track 33 Float Committee 1, 2, 43 Prom Com- mittee 33 Class Play 33 Class Ring Committee 3. JOSEPHINE DAHLBERG H1011 Generally speaking-Jbe'J generally Jpeakingf' I.S.S. 2, 3, 43 I.S.S. Secretary 23 I.S.S. President 33 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 Sadie Hawkins Committee 43 Activities Sec- tion of The Bahian 43 Hi-Life Feature Writer 4. DARLEEN CROWELL Bunnie Men are like Cellophaneg once you get wrapped up in them, tbey're hard to remove. Glee Club lg G.A.A. l, 23 Dramatics Club 23 Girls' Basketball Captain 23 Band 43- Prom Committee 33 Sno-Ball Committee 33 Float Committee 3, 43 Phy. Ed, Award 23 Class Play 3. ERMA DIBBLE NDib!F Even Jmall things make a lot of noiref' G.A.A. l, 31 Girls' Basketball 1, 23 Homecoming Skit Committee 3, 43 Sadie Hawkins Committee 43 Prom Committee 33 Hi-Life Feature Editor 43 Assistant Editor of Administration, Bahian 43 Class Play 33 Usher 4. DAVID ELLEFSON fYEberll ln football be rater supreme, Eber was captain of our team. Ridgeland 13 B Club Student Coun- cil Representative 43 Secretary B Club 45 Football 3, 43 Captain, Foot- ball Team 4g Track Letter 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football Letter 3, 43 Baseball l, 23 Band 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Sno-Ball King 23 Homecoming Attendant 4. BARBARA ETLICHER HBarbH Her merry laugh bringt joy to all. F.H.A. I, 23 Girls' Basketball 23 Float Committee 43 Phy. Ed. Award 2. DELBERT FRAINKHAUSER HD? H 1 quiet lad, a wizard in art, what would he do if a girl found hir heart? and 2, 5, 45 Class Play Committee Assistant Att Editor 45 Reporter, i-Life 45 Assistant Art Editor, Ba- an 45 Underclassmen Staff, Bahian HCPWARD GERMANSON Howe ' can live without poetry, muric, or walking, but who can live without talking? rack 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 lass Play Committee 35 Bahian Staff 5 Sadie Hawkins Committee 45 Hi- ife Staff 4. I DENNIS FORNELL If each word were a dollar, he'd .ttill he hard up. F.F.A. 2, 71, 45 Club Reporter, F.F.A. 45 F.F.A. Letter 3, 45 Football 45 Track l, 2, 45 Marching Band 2, 3. 45 Concert Band 2, 3. 43 Pep Band 2, 5, 41 Sadie Hawkins Committee 45 Reporter, Hi-Life 45 Bahian Staff 4. MARGUERITE GILLETT HMugIH It'5 nice to he natural. when you are naturally nice. l.S.S. 2. 'if ,f IW' MARIE GILLITT . Small in rtature, hut not in mind. Mask and Gavel 35 Extemp. Reading l, 2, 3, 45 I.S.S. 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Val- entine Ball Committee 2. MARY HANKIN She payr little attention to the boy: in Jchool. I wonder why? Silver Springs, N. Y. lg Orchestra 15 F.H.A. 2, 3. , 'S'-at 1 LEA HALVERSON Hcoxll Other: loaf, I'm jun rerting. Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 15 Float Committee 45 Pt King 35 Hi-Life Reporter 45 Bal' Sports Editor 4. Dee This ir leap year, and the har pl of kangaroo in her blood. Rice Lake 15 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 45 cussion 45 Declamatory 25 Spf 43 l.S.S. 2. DELORES HANSON I l 1 E4 NELLIE HUDSON FfNell'l She .feemr quiet, but maybe we don't know her. S. 3. ROGER HUNT ,,R0g,, larketball, football. track too, Rog'J ' lelterman through and through. +eech 4, B Club 4, Treasurer B ub 4, Class Secretary lg Class Play ammittee 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- tball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 45 sketball Letter 2, 3, 4g Football tter 3, 4, Track Letter 33 Captain, sketball Team 4. , 4 5 vi NORMA HUGHES Norm Our Norma with light blonde hair, with her rweet Jelf, none can compare. l.S.S. lg F.H.A. 1, 3, 4g Mask and Gavel 35 Glee Club 2, F.H.A. Float Committee 3, Hi-Life Reporter and Typist 4. BEI I Y ISAACSON Ben Give ur a gal whore life if alwayr a perpetual grin. r.H.A. 2, 3, 4. ROLF HANSON fIHanIll Of loring hir chatter we need not fear, we'11e heard him talking 'Helen' all year. Football 1, 2g Chorus 15 Small Cho- rus lg Sno-Ball Committee 25 Prom Committee 3, Class Play Committee 3. GERALD HEIL The world was made to be enjoyed, and I will make the bert of it. Sadie Hawkins Committee 4, Hi-Life Staff 4. NORMAN HAUGEN PYNOWII The Juccen of the annual it not at stake, .rince Norm is head of it: financial fate. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,'4g F.F.A. Basketball 2, 35 Vice-Pres. F.F.A. 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Trombone Trio 4g Trombone Quartet 2, 35 Solo 2, 3, 4g Sadie Hawkins Committee 4, Business Man- ager, Bahian 4, Hi-Life Reporter 4. THOMAS HENDRICKSON Tom Finds it hard to decide whether gentlemen Jhould prefer blonde: or brunetter. B Club 3, 4g President B Club 4, B Club Student Council Represent- ative 4, Band Officer 1, 2, 33 String Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Dance Orchestra l, 2, 35 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2. 3, 4, Trumpet Trio 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4, Cornet Quartet 31 Solo 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Award 25 Foot- ball 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track lg Sno-Ball Committee 25 Prom Com- mittee 3g Homecoming Committee 31 Class Play 3. Tfliiliiki - Y .fi -. ffm?-faerie,-'f.. Q Q ARLENE JERGENSON Hjergyll She': out of circulation with a ring for comolationf' l.S.S. 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 39 Girls' Bas- ketball 23 Prom Committee 33 Sadie Hawkins Committee 43 Hi-Life Re- porter and Head Typist 43 Bahian Senior Staff 43 Honor Roll 3. LA VONNE JOHNSON 1onnie Have a good time while you're liv- ing, for you're a long time dead. Declamatory l, 2, 33 Mask and Gavel 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 23 Class Treasurer 33 Student Council Representative 43 ln- strumental Music 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 2, 33 Vocal Music 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Commit- tee 43 Sno-Ball Committee 23 Home- coming Queen 33 Hi-Life Feature Editor 43 Bahian Staff 4. if Tl Q HENRY JOHNSON Hank I like work, it farcinater me, I can :it and look at it for hourJ. B Club 43 Basketball l, 2, 35 Foot- ball l, 2, 43 Class Play Committee 33 Assistant Sports Editor, Hi-Life 43 Bahian Sports Staff 4. MARLENE JOHNSON Mitzi Her willingnefr and hard work have won her many friends. Rice Lake 1, 23 Kau Kauna 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club l, 2, 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Student Council 1, 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 School Paper Staff l, 2, 33 Library Staff 1, 23 Noonites 1, 23 Student Council Secretary 23 Pep Club Pres. 3g Class Secretary 43 Cho- rus 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Attendant 43 Bahian Editor 43 Hi-Life Reporter 4g Library Staff Award l, 23 Essay Award 13 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Usher 2, 33 Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3. +31 ow I. 3, ,QQ 323' .- 3.1 . -31 in I' ears ,Al-i f ' ij'-f. 73- Q' .' ,210-1. fi v 'X . - -I 'U X K 3 l ',4 HELEN JUTILA She rmiled on many jun for fun, but we all know there ix only one. F-H-A 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. Secretary 2Q'F.H.A. Student Council Represent- ative 43 F.H.A. Demonstration 33 l.S.S. l3 Extemp. Reading 1, 2, 33 Latin Club 33 Mask and Gavel 33 Class Ring Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Valentine Committee 23 Sno-Ball Committee 23 Sno-Ball Attendant 23 Activity Editor, Bahian 43 Exchange Staff, Hi-Life 43 jr. Homemaker De- gree 3. MARIE KAVANAUGH BaJhful and Jhy. OH! Whaz 4 lie. Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band 2. RAMONA KASEL Mona A Home Economic: courre .fl a housewife someday .rhe'll l.S.S. lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 B1 Band 2, 33 Junior Homema gree Pin 3. DAVID KLEFSTAD ffDavell I'd like to be haxhful, but 1 won't let me. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Speech 4g B 43 Class Treasurer 13 Footba 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Footb ter 4. X, DONALD LINDSTROM Don isguise my bondage as 1 will, 'tis woman, woman, rules me still. LA. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Home- ning Attendant 33 Valentine Ball tendant 2. BETTY MILLER When we are dust and this pen is rust, she'll he giggling yet we trust. .A.A. l, 2, 33 Chorus 43 Hi-Life :ature Staff 4. .fgmbjx raft.. RICHARD LUCIVANSKY' Dick He slew his Goliath--he got through speech class. B Club 43 B Club Vice-President 43 Speech 43 Basketball 23 Track 3, 43 football 2, 3, 43 Football Letter 3. . MAXINE MILLER ,.Max,, JOYCE KOEPP Quiet people think a lot. I.S.S. 4. LUCILE LEMKE rrlducyu There comes a period in every wom- an's life, and brother, he's not just a comma in mine. F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 I.S.S. 2, 3, 43 Vice- President of I.S.S. 3: Glee Club l3 Chorus 13 Hi-Life Typist 43 Bahian Typist and Senior Staff 4. RITA KUCHENMEISTER It's we little things that do big things. Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Or- chestra 4. JOANN LENTZ Millie lf hright remarks were grains of sand, I'd he a desert. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 33 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sax Quartet 1, 2, 3g Prom Committee 33 Home- coming Attendant 13 Typist for Hi- Life, Head Typist for Bahian 43 Music Award 1, 2, 3. 5, 'Q NEG 3 a q,,,Ur . D sio- Su'ell music, good dancing, and a lot of boys, these have always been my greatest joys. Dramatics Club 23 Glee Club 23 Class Treasurer 23 Secretary Band 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Dance Orchestra 1, 2, 35 String Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Sax Quartet 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee 33 Sno-Ball Committee 23 Class Play Committee 33 Homecoming Committee 4g Scho- lastic Awards 2, 33 Music Award 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll 2, 3. CAROL NELSON Jeannie 'She'.t just what :he ir, what the other: report, a girl, a pal, a very good rport. S. 1, 2, 35 Secretary, I.S.S. 2, Dra- :ics 1, 2, Secretary, Dramatics 1, :lass Secretary 2, Chorus 1, Band 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 4, Prom nmittee 3, Sno-Ball Committee 2, aincss Manager of Hi-Life 4. MARIE NESS wornarfr heart ir like the moon. alwayr changing. 5. l, 3, 4, I.S.S. Treasurer 3, 4, LA. 1, F.H.A. Vice-President 1, mrus 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Glee b 2, Operetta 2. SHARLOT NELSON Nellie Intelligent, thoughtful, clever, and witty, far more ro than thi: Jimple ditty. G.A.A. 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, Stu- dent Council Class Representative 4, B Club 4, Band Secretary 3, Cho- rus Secretary 33 Class Secretary 3' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Small Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 2, 3, Triple Trio 4, Mixed Quartet 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Clarinet Trio 2, Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, Operetta 2, State Music Clinic 2, State Music Tournament 1, Class Play 31 Class Play Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Sno-Ball Committee 2, Commencement Dance Committee 2, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Class Ring Committee 3, jr. Cheerleader 1, 2, Sr. Cheerleader 3, 4, Scholastic Award 1, 2, 3, Music Award 1, 2, 3, Letter Winner 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 1 LERUY NEVIN Elwood What would the girlr in school have done without me? Cumberland 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. President 4, F.F.A. Basketball l, 2, F.F.A. Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Work Committee 4, F.F.A. Letter 3, 4, Track 2, Oratory 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 2, 35 Chorus Treasurer 4, Small Chorus 3, 4, Solo 1, 3, 4, Triple Quartet 1, 2, Boys' Quartet 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, Solo Award l, 3, 4, Ensemble Award 2, 3, 4, Oratory 2, 3, 4, Attendant, Valen- tine Ball 2. 1 gy' 'LY' 4 ELEANOR OLSON nsallyn Always carefree, alwayr gay, always ready for work or play. Student Council 4, Class President 4, Band 1, 2, 3: Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Sadie Hawkins Committee 4, Home- coming Committee 4, Hi-Life Circu- lation Editor 4, Bahian Staff 4. THOMAS OLSON Holell 'Tir hetter to rleep in clart, than to waste a perfectly good night. Prom Committee 3, Sno-Ball Com- mittee 2, Class Play Committee 3. FLORIN OLSON Reed It reemr F1orin'r fate, always to he late. I.S.S. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2- 33 S010 1. 2. 3, 4, Trio 2, 3, 4, Sextet 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Med- als in Band Tournament. DEAN ORMSON Wiener My middle name ir work. my firrt name ir don't. B Club 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Foot- ball Letter 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Letter, Basketball Manager 2, Sno- Ball Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Assistant Photog- rapher, Bahian, Hi-Life 4. , H lieu! W ...H 3 , ii fx gee FRANKLIN PETERSON Frank 'Ah Jhuchs, if we ray anything about him he'll hlushf' Life Sports Editor 43 Bahian and Life Photographer 43 Sno-Ball nmittee 23 Sadie Hawkins Com- tee 4. DOUGLAS RITCI-IIE lYDOugl7 We know why no hat he wears, it'x 0 Jhow off the waves in his hair. om Attendant 33 Prom Committee Lil' Abner 43 Class Play Com- ittee 33 Class Play 33 Sno-Ball Com- ittee 23 Class Ring Committee 33 ass President 33 Class Vice-Presi- nt 43 Vice-President, Student Coun- 33 Football 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. 4. iff? m is ts..-gargant- JOAN OTTO H1011 Fun is the Jpice of life and I like plenty of reasoning. G.A.A. l, 33 F.H.A. 2, 3, 43 I.S.S. 2, 43 I.S.S. Secretary 43 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 33 Hi-Life Typist, News Re- porter, Bahian Typist, Assistant Cit- culation Manager 4. JOAN PAULSON Josie Ann She haf pep enough for three, in every :port 5he'r .ture to he. I.S.S. li G.A.A. 33 President G.A.A. 33 Sadie Hawkins Committee 43 Jr. Cheerleader 3, 43 Bahian, Hi-Life Circulation Staff 4. I 'auf' ROBERT REICH - l'i I 'C rrMortr1 I'd rather hug a pigrhin than a girl. ii Fort Wayne, Indiana 33 Football 43 Basketball 43 F.F.A. 4. JOAN SANDVE HIGH She reigned as queen for our . Junior Prom. G.A.A. 1, 23 I.S.S. 23 Student Coun- CII 2, 3, 43 Vice-President, Student Council 43 Class Vice-President 23 Vice-President, Band 43 Treasurer, Band 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dance Orchestra 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 3, 41 PCP Blfld 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Sno-Ball Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Prom Queen 33 Float Committee 2, 3, 43 Home- coming Attendant 2g District lst Drum Award 33 State lst Drum Award 3. L J 1 JERRY PAULSON A car, the girls, and me. Class Play Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 33 B Club 2, 3, 41 F00fb3u 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 3, 43 Basketball I3 Football Letter 3. PATRICIA PEARSON Ilpdlll A jolly girl, chuck full of fun, .rhe'.t always nice to every one. G.A.A. 1, 2, 32 F.H.A. 1, 23 Glee Club 33 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 33 Daisy Mae 2, 43 Class Play 33 Prom Committee 33 Float Committee 3, 43 Baccalaureate Usher 3. ' I ii J uni! .f if,Q : U ,. . ..-is ar ' idk Lf. fl if tg , f A - 1? ,V L f tml fag, fs, ' , W :J .I CAROL SATTERGREN Intelligence the har 11 plenty, her ood pointt and lriendr are many. i.A.A. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. Vice-Presi- ent 35 Student Council 15 Dramatics Ilub l, 2, 35 Extemp. Speaking 1, . 3, 45 Girls' Basketball 25 Chorus I, 5 Girls' Glee Club 1, Z5 Operetta 25 'rom Committee 35 Homecoming Committee 35 Hi-Life Editor 45 lsher 45 Marjorie, Edson Award 3' cholastic Awards 1, 2, 35 Honor .oll 3. EVERT SCHMIDT MEM, All great men are dead, and I'm not feeling well. iscussion 45 Debate 45 Dramatics 25 udent Council 35 President of Cho- S 3. 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Triple Quar- t 25 Quartet 3, 45 Small Chorus 4' UC! 3, 43 Solo 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 to-Ball Attendant 25 Sno-Ball Com- ittee 25 Class Play 35 Honor Roll l' om Committee 3' Bo s' State 2 i Y S :cal Tournaments, Rice Lake 2, 3. VICTOR SCHLEISS Vie In every rport you will find hir name . . . athletic ability har brought him fame. B Club l, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. THERESA SCHMITZ And her tongue ran on :md on. F.H.A. 1, 2, , 45 F.H.A. President 35 Declamatory 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 45 Dramatics 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Discus- sion 1, 45 Chorus l, 25 3, 4, Oper- etta 25 Prom Committee 35 Float Committee 3. Q: A? 4 TJ - NX EP ' i ff4 : : 43' 'L 5. 6631-' A A . if E. I was RICHARD SCOTT Dick Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. DOROTHY SIEWERT Dottie She'J Jhort, dark. and lott of fun. FHA 2 Pe Band 1 2 3 Concert 'i,.slN K F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. agx ,fn , . 0 'E S.-- '5 .-.uf 1-PM is 'Wm 1? 3 L fi' . . . 5 p , , 5 Band 1, Z, 35 Marching Band 1, 2. 3: Chorus 45 Sno-Ball Attendant 25 Sno- Ball Committee 25 Valentine Com- mittee 2. STANLEY SEVERSON Babe I don't let my rtudier interfere u my education. F.A.A. 15 Speech 25 Football 25 Tr 1, 25 Basketball 2. -IULIA ANN SIRCHER Toot1ie A quiet .mtl patient girl ir Jhe. alumxr :working hu.tily. l.S.S. 15 F.H.A. lg Uratory I5 Dra matics l. ELLSWORTH SNIDER FfBudFl A lad of quietnerr and hidden Q. humor. 'Sf , J Dallas High 33 TraEck43, 43 Hi-Life ,4Al 1 I and Bahian Art Sta f . as L M . M ' hr ' an ala MARJORIE TAFT Marge olly, peppy, friendly gal, just the .fort you want for a pal. A. l, 23 Hi-Life Reporter 43 Ball Committee 3. CHARLES THILL Tony ittle work doern't hurt anyone. hut why take chanceif' lg Football 23 Basketball l, 2, :sistant Basketball Manager 23 Committee 33 Class Play Com- r 33 Sno-Ball Committee 23 'coming Committee 3. , 'ir BEVERLY TEAL Bev just one man and only .rezfen rzightf a week to .ree him. F.H.A. 1, 23 Twitler 1, 2, 33 Head Majorette 43 Chorus Secretary 43 Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 43 Small Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club lg Triple Trio 43 Duet 3, 43 Operetta 23 Solo 2, 3, 43 Twirling Award lg Vocal Awards 2, 33 Vocal Duet Award 3' Class Play 3' LEANNA STAIR Buhbling over with laughter and fun, Jhe never did worry for lermm not done. 0 F.H.A. I, 23 G.A.A. 2. SONIA SPLITTSTOESSER A little l?l mirchief hy the way: a little fun to .rpice each day. Declamatory 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Discussion 43 Student Council 1, 23 G.A.A, 13 Class Vice- President 13 Chorus l, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 33 Sno-Ball Attendant 23 Class Play 33 Sno-Ball Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Committee 23 Forensic Medal. AKVID STEPHENS Sam Why teacheri go crazy. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Award 33 Hi-Life Reporter 43 Class Play 33 Prom Attendant 33 Prom Committee 33 Sadie Hawkins Com- mittee 4. 'Wait l7'r.om Committee 33 Sho-Ball Corn: mittee 23 Valentine Ball Committee lg Valentine Ball Attendant l, 2. PHILIP THOMPSON Phil Men of few word: are the hert men. F.F.A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Secretary F.F.A. 43 F.F.A. Letter 23 Concert Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3. 43 Solo 4g Sadie Hawkins Commit- tee 43 Bahian Assistant Business Man- ager 43 Hi-Life Reporter 4. ,i., T V , ,L .. .ff I an mflmg, l x W ' at 3 X A. 1 Q J 3' f ' . in 35' I V L A GAYLORD TIMBLIN Hay.reed LIe'd stop St. Peter'r roll call for the Jake of an argument. S.S. lg Extemp. Reading l, 2, 43 ebate l, 2g Orchestra 33 Band 2, 3, Brass Sextet 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, Debate Letter 23 Instrumental wards, 2nd Place Solo 3: lst Brass rxtet 3g 2nd Brass Sextet at State Class Play 3. NOT PICTURED VERNON BISHOP Vern 'ern has burned the midnight oil, hut hardly, we feel, in toil. ind 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Life Staff 45 Edi- : of Circulation, Hi-Life, News :potter 4. rv'- x DORIS TOPPER HDOWH Happy go lucky. Cornell 33 F.H.A. lg G.A.A. l. s . ' SEQ ink? SL OLGA TUFTIN noleu An outrtanding pianist of the bert., her other talent: we can F.H.A. 4. only guerr. I xZ,,V. IV-ii' vi' -'L ' - DELWIN WALLACE NOT PICTURED Del ERNEST WELCH With a car and a cup full of gas. Silent ar a Jammer rky. he burnt up the road--and fart. Kansas 3g Class President 25 Baskel F.F.A. 1, 2, 3g Class Play Committee ball l, 2, 3: Chorus 4g Trio 4g Cl 5, Play Committee 3: Prom Committaj 35 Usher 3. GORDON WHITEFORD VIOLET MONROE If .rilence were golden. he'd he Violety a millionaire. Blessed are they that .ray nothing, for they :hall never he quoted. Dallas 1, 23 Speech 4. CLASS WILL I, Marge Agen will my humorous ability in declamatory to Donna Ellefson. I, Ruth Akenson will my homework to Maxine Snider. I, Robert Anderson will my blonde hair to some Swedish, junior boy. I, Curtis Balko will my Hindu formula to Thomas Klinkenberg. I, Gladys Barrett will my laugh to Anne Hendrickson. I, Dean Barton will my new 1935 Ford to any speedy driver. I, Elsie Becker will my driver's license to Karen Peck. I, Vernon Bishop will my experience in agriculture welding to Merlin Gardner. I, Marvin Bjorklund will my ability to write poetry to Loretta Norton. We, Phyllis Bjugstad and Beverly Teal will our chairs in chorus to Janice Jacobson and Marlys Keiser. I, Jeanette Blum will my height to Tom Williams. l, Bob Bonner will my inability to keep from talking during free periods to Duane Schiefelbein. We, Don Buchholz, Arvid Stephens, Frank Peterson and David Klefstad will our economic books to Lyndon Norelius, Eldon Laurence and Carson Timblin. We, Lou Ann Ellefson and Audrey Burow will all our journalism headaches to Betty Olson and Shirley Everson. I, Norman Campbell will my height to Ronnie Swingle. I, Ardis Carr will my little fiddle to Lynn Folstad. I, Gary Crawford will my ability to shoot pool to Doris Blake. -We, Josephine Dahlberg and Joan Otto will our locker mirror to Mary Bensend. I, Erma Dibble will my shortness to Moe Elkin. I, Betty Dowd will the cold rooms in Barron high school to any well-insulated person. We, Barbara Etlicher and Pat Pearson will our ability to keep the physical education class and Mr. Bailev happy to any junior girls. I, Delbert Fankhauser will my car to Lloyd Lightner. I, Darlene Crowell will my blue eyes to Marilyn Benoy. I, Dennis Fornell will my chair in band to anyone who wants ir. I, Howard Germanson will my convertible trouble and my ability to stay away from women to Don Goff. I, Margaret Gillett will my economics seat to Marlys Bilse.' I, Marie Gillett will my bus seat to LaVerne Church. I, Lea Halverson will my school skipping ability to any junior who cares to try it. I, Mary Hankin will my seat in problems class to Russell Frisenger. We, Delores Hanson, Lucile Lemke and Arlene Jergenson will our going steady ability to Barbara Huston and Rita Wood. I, Rolf Hanson will my back seat in economics to Donald Shaide. I, Norman Haugen will the privilege of sitting next to someone like Howard Germanson to any poor, innocent, unsuspecting soul. I, Gerald Heil will all the fun in free periods to Harold Richardson. I, Thomas Hendrickson will my ability to sleep all night to Bob Nelson. I, Nellie Hudson will some of my bashfulness to Thora Hudson and Rosalie Grogan. I, Norma Hughes will the remaining handsome fellows in Cameron to Barbara Heffner. I, Roger Hunt will my ability to get to school on time to Jack Hulbert. I, Betty Isaacson will all my good times around Arland to anyone who wants them. I, LaVonne Johnson will my sense of humor to Donna Bjugstad for use in all emergencies such as economics, chemistry, etc. I, Dean Ormson will my pin setting ability to Lyle Flagstad. I, Jerry Paulsen will my scars and bruises of football to Howard Whitmore. I, Joan Paulson will my good times during noon hour at Hap's Lunchroom to LaVonne Wenzel. I, Robert Reich will my good times in sociol- ogy to Donald Meyers. We, Chuck Thill, Douglas Ritchie and Henry Johnson will our frequent U2 trips to Rice Lake to Johnny Clemens. I, Joan Sandve will my place in band to Mary Ann Coon. I, Carol Sattergren will my position as managing editor of the I-Ii-Life to anyone who wants the job. I, Victor Schleiss will my track locker and chemistry book to Bob Thors- bakken. I, Evert Schmidt will my singing ability and my half of Il Basso to Joel Edson. I, Teresa Schmitz will my short hair to Betty Fraley and Ines Ellefson who seem to be handy with scissors. :I, Richard Scott will my Saturday night at Avalon to anyone wanting to go there. I, Stanley Severson will my basketball talent to Dean McManus. I, Dorothy Siewert will my fun in bookkeeping class to Janet Ness. I, Julia Sircher will my noisiness to anyone who would like it. I, Ellsworth Snider will my girl friends to Dan Severude. I, Marlene Johnson will my natural curly hair to anyone silly enough to want it. I, Helen Jutila will my blonde hair to Elaine Hodenfield. I, Ramona Kasel will all of my next year's rides to Bernice Bryngel- son. I, Marie Kavanaugh will my good times after roller skating to Pat Heerey. I, Joyce Koepp will some of my height to anyone who needs it. I, Rita Kuchenmeister will my literature book to anyone who can find the missing pages. I, Joan Lentz will my term economics book to Marlys Scheel. I, Donald Lindstrom will Barron high to anyone who will take it. I, David Ellefson will my ability in throwing the discus to Norman Hubbard. I, Betty Miller will my laugh to Delores Deruso and Arlene Lipke who would like to drown it. I, Maxine Miller will my seat in advanced math to Richard Whitney. I, Violet Monroe will my economics book to any unlucky person. I, Carol Nelson will my seat in band to Wanda Williams. I, Sharlot Nelson will my position as head cheerleader to Edna Blum. I, Marie Ness will my nights in Cumberland to Marie Floan. I, Leroy Nevin will my singing ability to Ludvig Bjugstad. I, Eleanor Olson will the times in bookkeeping to any six girls who can keep Mr. Sconzert from hearing what they say. I, Thomas Olson will my ability to pull the wool over Mr. Hoar's eyes and get caught at it to Dennis Kirkman. I, Sonia Splittstoesser will my gym suit to Mr. Bailey so he too can have that regimented look. I, LeAnna Stair will my height to anyone who wants it. I, Marjorie Taft will my roller skating ability to anyone inter- ested. I, Philip Thompson will my trombone slide water sprayer to anyone interested in trombone playing. I, Gaylord Timblin will my bass playing ability to Frank Hellman. I, Doris Topper will my good times' at Bloomer to Ann Hendrickson and Edna Blum. I, Olga Tuftin will my nights to Betty Halverson. I, Delwin Wallace will my Oldsmobile to anyone who likes to buy gas. I, Gorden Whiteford will my spot for standing on the bus to Orville Stokes. I, Richard Lucivansky will all but one sophomore girl to the junior class. .I WV 'HIE MiNlUliS 'f Q W .r if f-YXLKL Ag.. vhs, W Thy., Aho. S K X fax .f QNX GM. j . K vt ., . 'x Q L Q' Q ' J K any 'K In lu- 4' it wa! .J affix . rt - . n' K .f ' N '1'Z, X x N I ' f A 1' A gvy an g Lv' y ar- U ' 1 ' Q ,4 U Xt . U . 'B 8. ' X ikoW'W'6 X 4 ' lf, ' X Q' -fur' 'J Y ' AL I A , ,gt v gh Ap Q Q , All ' Q K 'K -Vx ht X F' V A-gg ' A ,.e - 1. ff' W , , , A-. ---- l f X . - 4 .., L, 4 h 4 L 't 'vw ' '- v ' W f 'Egg av.' . I . .IT T414 ' B Q-QOXQ' ' A? Y' 1 ,qc- .gtx , ga .. fr 5 .., -,A s , D' I -N5 . ' ' ' k x 1 V S y Vis. D QV xiii ' ff I' VAS !,..,.,- Y 1 A--A K . yn, WNOQQ G I fu E ', 'Q , I -if f vFv??9f I V , -kifdfffgaif 1. N, UNDERCLASSMEN .IU l0R ! i f Gif i I M. Weber, D. McDonald, D. Meyers, J. Edson. j . llqlor C13 ss Play. 'TN 1 IZA Among some of the activities put on this year by the junior Class of 106 students was a dramatic comedy Anne of Green Gables as the class play. With the money earned from the play and from dances, we sponsored a successful Prom. We elected as our President, Donald Meyersg for Vice-President, David McDonaldg for Secretary, Marvin Weberg and joel Edson as our Treasurer. Edna Blum and Orville Stokes were our student council representatives, along with Donald Meyers, who was elected President of the Student Council. Dean McManus brought our class recognition from the athletic world by being elected 1952 football captain. Our advisors were Mrs. Geneva Hughes and Mr. Arthur Felien. we . ,ll l l, ,. . U Lx , fl N I -., 15 ll . 5, Q -if me Wig: A . ,,:.A K .Q I Q. wif' .,r. ' A A 3 Q Q L. '-l - QL . V .J ... . - Q . fl, A A L 1- A ' 5 M. w r K S ' .5 1 . .-,5, , TK X .ae 4 - K ifn' I .C ef ' Q - V . f , ti , -E Ari.. w g lJ Q as H ld R '13 A : if ' I 1 W L , Q 1 .., ... .. ,Q 'ie zir Q ' Ar ,F X , f- 'if 4, e ,ZH Q 'q:5esvf.'.'j1 . A ' x Row 1: V. Amundson, B. Anderson, B. Recker, M. Benoy, M. Bensend, M. Bilse, E. Birkholz. Row 2: D. Bjugstad, L. Bjugstad D. Blake, E. Blum, P. Borgen, C. Boury, B. Bryngelson. Row 3: L. Campbell, J. Clemens, N. Coates, M. Cobb, M. Coon D Crisler, D. Deruso. Row 4: J. Edson, E. Elkin, D. Ellefson, I. Ellefson, C. Ellis, C. Engstrom, A. Espeseth. Row 5: S. Eveison' M. Floan, L. Flygstad, L. Folstad, B. Fraley, R. Frisinger, M. Gardner. Row 6: J. Gehler, D. Goff, R. Grogan, J. Hagen, B Halverson, R. Hartzell, P. Heerey. Row 7: B. Heffner, F. Hellman, A. Hendrickson, P. Hischke, U. Hockert, E. Hodenfield T. Hudson. 4 . A . K , 4, M , f .I l ,fx Q . A 11 Q it :Av-AQ: fix ' 2 . . , Q 3 . 7. ' ' fr l -M L' X, xi' Q? 3 A .fs ' -' J . - . ff ,, ' . A 5 ' J. 'J I - , . Tshirt , J I K .I It I Q J 1 L ,fb , ' i .. v. p . . h I X Y, J . 4 , I V f .ofa -v j' X ' Z' 4: ei J A 'T 1- 1 we , 4 N 1,3 V , lo A is J ga X 4' 1 'gf' sf. , rw lf i .1 4 .Q K -Q V' K 3, l. A V' l .W Q I r . 'J 6 A A I f 1 I M - . A I lg Af, '- X' f K N l L ' L P Row l: J. Hulbert, B. Huston, J. Jacobson, K. Jasperson, J. Kahl, M. Keiser, D. Kirkman. Row '2: T. Klinlcenberg S. Lentz, L Lightner, A. Lipke, D. Lloyd, D. McDonald, D. McManus. Row 3: M. Maloney, B. Manula, D. Meyers, E. Michals, N. Mizer R. Nelson, W. Nelson. Row 4: J. Ness, L. Norelius, L. Norton, L. O'Flanagan, B. Olson, J. Olson, L. Peterson. Row 5: D Putzke, H. Richardson, M. Scheel, D. Schiefelbein, L. Schielke, R. Schwingle, D. Severude. Row 6: D. Shaide, M. Snider, O Stokes, J. Sullivan, L. Swan, R. Thorsbakken, C. Timblin. Row 7: M. Weber, L. Wenzel, R. Whitney, T. Williams W. Wil hams, R. Wood. Nor Pictured: W. Becker, L. Church, N. Hubbard, E. Lawrence, J. Lee, R. Maloney, R. Peterson,,H. Whit more, K. Peck. W s v.-.1-.....1 'UPHUMUHHJ ' i 5 4 . 1 R. Fraley, J. Hoar, jr., L. Kirkman, G.,johnson. We began our second year in Barron High with 107 members and with Mr. Harry Newman and Miss Lorena Zilinger as our advisors. We elected as our office Lou Ann Kirkman, Secretaryg and Robert Fraley, Treasurer. Prom Dance. l 1 - S - V V. '30 -. ,sl .Ov 0, 55' . Q . ,I 599, Q 95' '-I o ,o ' 9 Solo 0 I - ,ow 7203 my, J ,'I1'f'I40' 124: +71'Z'4: v:f:'o Z :49' u,'vfl,Q Kg.:-ff., , 4 ' Q ff 1510.4 we 1623 QQ, it rs: john Hoar, Jr., Presidentg Gerald johnson, Vice-President LaVonne Anderson brought the Sophomore Class fame as the 1951 Homecoming Queen. We also won first prize for our Homecoming float. Some of the other highlights of this year were the Initiation Day and the party that night and our Pre -a. I , Q -fi AQ' Pi :TIT ' iimff, INNHNS1 if - . i , S if . f If I ' I li l ' 4 Y ' .1215 H Z V , . , if ' R J . ' . ax . vs -1, I U A 5, , 'ff - 5 .9 .I 'gg J , 1 ! 8, If 1 Q' y .E J ,L . J X 't 1 ': 1 A , . 77 4 Y B 'Ag ir A' U4 Row l: J. Acker, C. Amundson, J. Amundson, L. Anderson, M. Anglum, C. Bagley, M. Balko. Row Z: M. Bergman, D Bishop, D. Bonner, K. Boury, J. Bryngelson, R. Buxton, H. Cain. Row 3: C. Carlson, R. Carpenter, P. Chermack, R. Chermack E. Chermak, E. Church, J. Clark. Row 4: L. Cobb, D. Crisler, D. Dimick, L. Ellefson, B. Erickson, K. Etlicher, P. Etlicher Row 5: G. Fankhauser, E. Fillmore, D. Fitzgerald, A. Flagsrad, R. Forry, B. Fraley, E. Frie. Row 6: H. Germanson, D, Goff C. Gonyer, D. Gonyer, C. Goodenough, E. Gould, I. Hankin. Row 7: M. Hanson, J. Hellman, L. Herman, J. Hoar Jr., S Isaacson, C. Jacobson. Row 8: G. Johnson. V- -Or Liil Q . Q f' A sf 'L X 0. so I i Q.. I ,,. 4. Q 1 ' as kv- ' W .2 I at B . x 4' 7' . A . ii f ffl- f pee ka 'Q ' . 5 x, X Z fn .i A 1 ' ' a- K fn 5. 1 , if for ' 1 f . x. I Q. . 'lb 'Q ,L at ef I C, .' I f 2' zffwf-A I1 3 Q -Q ir QQ 3. if . W t 1. ii f . glx , g.. I I If j . X ff -3 , 1 1 .K ,ix K W . a 11 ..,h VV - Q 4 i . if ' . X spa S . W ' G - x, lAo:, AN pvgkoy. f. 'X Row 1: V. Johnson, J. Kahl, L. Kirkman, G. KOCPP, S. KOCPP, S. Kolb, M. Kurschner. Row 2: Lee, A. Lofblad, J. Mayala ' L. Reichert, 1. Rieper, E. Ris erg, G. Ritchie, A. Robbins B. Myra, C. Nordhagen, D. Orn, S. Paulson. Row 3. L. Peterson. W. Rogers. Row 4: W. Rogers, L. Rolsrad, G. Ruid, J. Rust, S. Scherz, J. Schmitz, I.. Schmitz. Row 5: G. Scott. A. Severude S. Smith, B. Snider, C. Solberg, R. Solie, B. Stilley. Row 6: S. Strickland, 1. Swanson, L. Snydergaard, G. Taber, C. Taft, E Timblin, K. Tireman. Row 7: R. Turgeson, B. Turney, D. Vergin, R. Vergin, J. Walensky. G. Wallace, C. Wisti. Row 8 J. Ziwisky. Nor Pictured: L. Boettcher, G. Etlicher, F. Horsrman, B. Hughes, W. Kunkel, R. Luzinski, G. Wirth. FRE HMA I E:: f K. Greenwold, D. Ellefson, B. Horstman, V. Dowd. To start oft the school year, we elected Van Dowd as our Class Presidentg Barbara Horstman, Vice-Presidentg Darlene Ellefson, Secretaryg and Kathy Greenwold, Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Mary Wood and Charles Bishop. The advisors for our Freshman Year were Mrs. Rochelle Brochtrup and Mr. Willis Erickson. The highlights of the year were freshmen initiation day and party, and the return party we gave the sophomores. The 124 members of our class are looking forward to our Sophomore year at Barron High. f l 7 rf' W ' A Lai -nv? A . . Q H -am V, I i , , A, .. Y Q , H WN L ,S 11.11 Alf '73 ff 8 4 L 'QW 3 L V4 , 'L 'W 1 5, 1 s a K f+ 'E .5 . I -S .fl rf V s, ,P .4112 si- ll. - M W S lg 5 X. f ' W' Q .rer , fl 0 . E S. W so T' , f f,. , K - 1, 'F' 2 L 'av 1 ' x. 5 - A L' ' .,Q, ' .Q , g' 4 I --M J ,Af I S 4 lg-C h L if 43' 1 '-is g,,L S3 1, ,L Q1 . A, A L f - E ,.f-- -fqgg.-15 .. K B 7 ., JA 1 -.Q we Q ff x 4 K ,, . 3 3. - ' ,- . gf. .ne . L... . 'J 0 v I f L, 2 V. '-J 1 -Z ,i 7 K 1 lr ' - 4 1, M, 5 Row 1: B. Amundson, L. Amundson, S.' Anderson, B. Bakken, J. Barton, M. Becker, R. Birkholz. Row 2: C. Bishop, O. Bjugstad, E. Blotter, M. Borgen, B. Buck, P. Butz, S. Campbell. Row 3: R. Carr, P. Chermack, W. Clemens, N. Cowley, M. Crawford, G. Curtiss, A. Dahlberg. Row 4: R. Deyo, V. Dowd, J. Dunn, S. Dwyer, L. Eggen, D. Ellefson, W. Ellefson. Row 5: S. Espeseth, B. Etlicher, N. Fankhouser, N. Fraley, G. Frisinger, H. Gillett, K. Greenwold. Row 6: N. Hanson, C. Hasel- huhn, D. Haseltine, G. Hohenfield, C. Hoff, N. Hollister, B. Horstman. Row 7: H. Hover, P. Hoges, L. Huset, M. Jacobson, J. Gergenson, D. johnson, P. johnson. Row 8: 1. Kallenback, D. Keeler. D. Klein, J. Kolb, W. Koser, D. Kuchenmister, J. Kuhnley. Row 9: E. Kuhrt, I. Larson. 4 W3 -ff 1? 'L ,r'S x. X I I f . r ' I ' I I 3 1 .65 -v I f Q 4' ql lf. - lic. l'3'? 3. ' ' , . . . r -Q - -Q ' l 44 A , 'V f Q, E V J g M d Ir, fx ,. ,gif , l k 3 'I la p l - L '. ' 'Q W f M' -'Q 4 .6 4 x i K ,,- 4 x L nl- ..... -4 1 if 1 , .X 5 , f- lj N A M f' l .IA-l '45 J I .' ' A no .-1 ' l ' -' . 2 if , 'if ffl as 'fe X xx . A X A J - 'H nn '. 1 ' ' .3 ,C QS, . -' ' ' ' '-f fi .-1' I , I ' . jx! 5 Q K -4 :R , 'A x Q X ' T 1 'al , W K,-4 X l ,A-x.. NL i V 1 s V Q 's 'T 'Q , fly . n Row l: B. Manor, L. Massie, L. McDonald, M. McElroy, 1. Meisegeier, R. Meisegeier, L. Monroe. Row 2: J. Mullen, J Nelson, P. Nelson, W. Nelson, K. Ness, M. Nicklow, C. Nyht. Row 3: R. Oberprillar, P. O'Flanagan, C. Olson E Olson E. Olson, S. Olson, V. Olson. Row 4: H. Picknell, C. Quaderer, A. Reichert, D. Rogers, M. Rogers, J. Scheil, .Schleiss: Row 5: J. Schlough, L. Severson, S. Shaide, M. Shearer, M. Shearer, j. Skinner, A. Solie. Row 6: S. Sorenson B Stauner G. Sterzel, M. Strictland, J. Swanson, G. Teal, A. Thompson. Row 7: B. Thompson, D. Thompson, L. Thompson, Topper, E Troan, M. Vought, D. Wavada Row 8: C. Weber, L. Weber, J. Wegan, J. Weinandt, D. Westland, M. Williams, M. Wood M. Young, V. Zuehlkc. Not Pictured: B. Baker, A. Kunkel, M. Kurschner, R. Millerman, C. Mullikan. 1 4 '9!? 000 0000 ,QQ 0000 00009 s,ao0: 46QO0' OCIETY 9: . . figf C, P ' gg. v , f - Q H1 1.aVonne johnson, 1950 Homecoming Queen gives this year s The candidates talk it over with the football boys. tantlitlates a hit of last minute advice before the dance. David Fllcfson, football captain. crowns LaVonne Anderson as Queen at the park. 1951 HOMECOMI G The Homecoming festivities for 1951 got under way October l with a big parade, led by our band, which was followed by floa sponsored by school clubs and classes. Hundreds of kids joined in t snake dance which followed the parade, We had a pep meeting at the park where a bonfire and ba maneuvers were featured. Homecoming Queen LaVonne Anderson w crowned by football captain, David Elle son. LaVonne's attendants were Marle johnson, Shirley Everson and Olive Bju stad. Incidentally, the Bears won the Hom coming game over the Ladysmith Lu berjacks. The candidates as they ride in their convertible, left to right: M, johnson, O. Biugstad, Queen L. Anderson. and S. Everson. unhnp, ca song Eh Q Kkng Davkd MQDQMXA anc ad at the mark. ndkdaues anek chekr escorts: Davkd Uhzison and Madene johnsong Kan Lawrence and Shkdey Everson Arvkd Stevens and Ohve Bnxgst Q. The Homecn Queen LaVonne Andes i s Y ! m aggvfl niors WOrki ng 0 fl IhCff float 4 3 , all 1 24 , Voonbah xeam rhrowing, dummy represennng, Ladysmkth, knco she bonfire LaV onne johnson, X950 Homecoming 9 Queen 195 'HOW I Ol1een.n5 LaV0l1ne And CI'50n th ' e 4' tg'-'.' I 4 ..lf ADIE HAWK! Another event of the 51-52 school year was the Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the journalism classes. Pat Pearson was chosen to be Daisy Mae and reign over the affair. She chose Douglas Ritchie as 'Lil Abner . She was crowned by Ardis Carr, last year's Daisy Mae. ' Straw, bales of hay, corncobs, and pumpkins deco- rated the gym as couples did a variation of old time dances. The ceiling was decorated with green and yellow crepe paper and old clothes. Doughnuts and pop were sold as refreshments. H H . ,rp 'v ' I lg, J'4f2A'9 1',,,g?::Q4- .1 A, A' A tW',','c 'Arn . ,,lI' , Ardis Carr crowning Pat Pearson, Daisy Mae of 1951, CHRI TMA PARTY A highlight of the Christmas season was the Christmas party sponsored by the faculty for the students. First on the agenda for the afternoon was a program which included group singing, Mr. Del Hendrickson's version of The Night Before Christmas , and a choral reading by the members of the speech class. A skit was given in which faculty members represented Mother Goose characters. Following the skit, treats were distributed. The rest of the afternoon was devoted to dancing. I 4 : I - -..l- Miss Brochtrup, Queen of Hearts A Q fi I f Students trimming the tree in the assembly. Miss Cheney, Mother Goose . BASKETBALL FE TIVITIE Lou Ann Kirkman reigned as 1952 Basket- ball Queen after being crowned by Captain Roger Hunt at the Basketball Dance. She chose Richard Lucivansky as her escort. Sharlot Nel- son, Bernice Bryngleson and Marilyn Rogers were the other royal attendants present at the Coronation. Their escorts were Charles Nelson, Robert Bonner and joel Edson. A hilarious time was had by all as the faculty battled the A squad in a basketball game preceding the dance. Due to their outstanding plays, the faculty won 39-24. Queen Lou Ann Kirkman and her escort, Richard Lucivansky. -al-.4 1 il .v ' SN' 4 . N l R ii b Faculty Basketball Team. fr' if L, 'L 'f -M 53: Q? 32 wo' Pi tn 3-av 12 Oi -Q N2 Z.. 'ls-. UU og D.- D51 53' no nr: :r ES ,-gc.. v. ZZ 25. W... QQ PD W 53 rn 5 W O U' rr 'B .. 5 n 71 D- 5' E U. na W -2' U3 fb VI 5 E' 0. 3' 3. F' c Q. 4 su 5 1' W :s ci. 'S t: 3' :: 5 ,ft L . . -sv ci l. gQx I . ll' 1 - -1 I 'U I Q 1.x ll: 1 1.9 XJ 'riff 1 ss . Ml. Curtain call for the entire Last. Row 5: L. Lightner, R. Nelson, K. jasperson, M. Welner, Mr. E. Hyde. Row 2: V. Becker, P. Borlmcn, L. Folstad, C. Ellis, B. Fraley, D. Schiefellwein. stage committee. Row lr j. blacobson, M, Floan, B, Manula, B. Heffner, S. Lentz. Anne of Green Gables. Anne Chadwickes dramatic comedy, was presented by the juniors as their class play, on December lfi. The story re- volved around Betty Manula, who played the part of an orphan girl who was sent by mistake to a family who wanted a boy. L C. Ellis, B. Manula, V. Becker, P. Borgan at the orphanage. Long lasting words-Can't say that l do, and can't say that I don't. ACTIVITIES 02 Row l: M. Balko, S. Shaide, D. Crowell, D. Bllefson, B. Teal, G. Koepp, M. Benoy, M. Williams, M. Risberg, D. johnson. Row 2: j. Kahl, D. Ellefson, A. Carr, M. Miller, C. Ellis, B. Fraley, J. Kuhnley, S. Smith, R. Kuchenmeister, C. Wisti, S. Striclt- tad ad land, D. Thom , J. Nels, M. Becker, C. Hoff. Row 3: L. Amundson, J. Walensky, J. Kahl, S. Olson, L. Fols , C. Qu erer, W. Williams, Acker, C. Nelson, M. Coon, B. Horstman, N. Fraley, L. Peterson. Row 4: D. Fornell, F. Olson, L. Johnson, J. Sandve, J. Lentz, J. Swanson, D. Fitzgerald, O. Bjugstad, P. Bjugstnd, C. Nordhagen, D. Bjugstad, S. Nelson, D. Fanlrhouser, B. Hughes, L Ellefson. Row S: C. Balko, L. Syndergaard, B. Nelson, D. Fankhauser, M. Floan, L. Bjugstad, D. Ellefson, V. Bishop, P. Thompson, G. Timblin, F. Hellman, L Liditner, 1. Amundson, M. Bjorklund, N. Haugen, T. Hendrickson. B. ll. . PARADERS The Barron band stepped off to a good start in September of 1951 by first playing at the Barron County Fair. A litde later they participated in the Fall Festival parade at Amery. Maneuvers for football games then became s great oonoem besides preparing a Fall Concert which featured the drum section in Caribbean Fantasy. The band then participated in the Homecoming events, at which the majorettes sported striking new uniforms. ln December, several Christmas selections were tape recorded and played over W.j.M.C. The band played at all of the basketball home games and pep meetings. They also played and marched for several occasions including Armistice Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day and Thanksgiving. The band came to a halt after participating in the Rice Lake Music Festival and presenting a spring concert combined with the chorus, at which my featured their toumament numbers, which were, George Washington Bridge, Nordic Symphony and Vanis Army. Band officers are: President, Curtis Ballrog Vice-President, joan Sandveg Secretary Maxine Miller, Treasurer, Ardis Carr. xii J . 'GAF-'A .4 ' iyififagl 1 i iiiliz i-lvl ' 'ix .- i .i it ' X KV! ORCHESTRA Row 1: 5. Smith, A. Carr, J. Sandve, R. Kuchenmeister, J. Kuhnley, T. Chermack. Row 2: B. Fraley, L. Folstad, C4 Quail'-TFCF. W. Williams, J. Jacobson, G. Curtis. Row 3: L. Ellefson, J. Kahl. M. Floan, L. Bjugsrad, L. Syndergaanl. 3 r 3 1 s 2 030 S a M X uw' fc -.,nQ,,h nHn,uN4 15O.f1,,... KOQQQQM. My .V POOSSOMQQ, '52-,Q,n' ...X 1 SEXTET G. Timblin, T. Hendrickson, R. Nelson, L. Folstad, D. Ellefson, C. Balko. TRIO M. Bjorklund, C. Balko, N. Haugen. W ..,,. 4, .WI F. M-.X-Ni I I A L. .1 I av Q , MM '--AM I lrs.s h I 2+ 4 3-Z' QUARTET S. Nelson C. Nelson W. Williams M. Floan OLD TIME BAND Row l: T. Hendrickson, C. Balko, L. jolstatl, R. Kuchen meister, M. Miller, W. Williams, S. Nelson. Row 2: R. Solie, R. Nelson, j. Santlve, G. Timblin, N. Haugen, J. Swanson, S. Olson, P. Biugstatl BEGINNING BAND Row I: L. Topper, E. Kuhrt, K. Ness, A. Reichert, D. Kuchenmeister, A. Thompson, M. Strickland, D. Kline. Row 2: J. Clark, E. Troan, L, Massie, B. Thompson, j. Mullen, B. Ftlicher, M. Nicklow, J. Barton. Row 3: R. Meisegeier, D. Bishop, j. Helmann, D. Keeler, C. Nyht, L. Reichert, R. Carr, J. Ric-per. 4' vi J V WX. I 3 Z. ,J CHORUS Row l: C. Weber, M. Kurschner, P. Cherm ck, D. S ' t, S. E h, K, G ld M, R M Becker B Stauner Mrs Hughes directar R glwer Speset reenwo l ogers M Jacobson J Barton . , .U , - , 0. ow I O. Bjugstad, A. Robbins, B. Tumey, A. Lipik , K ' ,,B.-T l, johnson, P. Byugsrad, L. johnson, C. Carlson, L. Eggen, P. Butz, T. Schmitz, M. Balko. Row 3: C. eNordhaZ2tif B. Miiiier E gfhlflgllifv lNISfCD0H2lS, BZAYIISICFESIH, KE jgspirsonj hWieb1e:, C. Solberg, 1. Jacobson, S. Nelson, D. Bjugstad, E. Hodnefield, ' ,n.Z' - H2150-. OWI - CSS, . ecer, . cei, .Yon,j.Ed ,D.O ,L.B' d,D.Ellf . ' J. Ziwisky, L. OFlanagan, M. Kurschnet, B. Heffner. U g son m lugsm e Soni L Nevin' 'Z 5 OGTER Under the direction of Mrs. Geneva Hughes, choral instructor, the chorus and ensembles presented a Christ- mas Concert which featured the human Christmas tree, and a Pre-Contest Concert this year. The chorus sang for special events as the Thanksgiving Service, Armistice Day Program, School Christmas Party, and World Day of Prayer Program. The officers elected to handle the affairs of the chorus were: Evert Schmidt, Presidentg Phyllis Bjugstad, Vice-President, Beverly Teal, Secretary, and LeRoy Nevin, Treasurer. Ensembles and solos were not given a chance to participate in the state contest this year due to a mix-up in dates but sang at the spring tournament in Rice Lake. BOYS E. Schmidt J. Edson L. Biugsrad L. Nevin J-4' ,- 5' X . Axkr 'ii Row l: C. Nordhagen, -I. Hoar, jr., N. Haugen, P. Bjugsrad, Miss McCullough, advisor. Row 2: D. Ritchie, S. Smith, J. Sandve, S. Nelson, D. Meyers. B. H. .GOVERNlNG BODY Sponsoring a successful Homecoming and a keep the yard clean campaign were the first Student Council projects. The council abolished the honor roll system of last year and ser up a new point system which was pub- lished quarterly and at the semester. Courtesy Week was the first week in March. The leaders of the Council are: Donald Meyers, Presidenrg Joan Sandve, Vice-President, Phyllis Bjugstad, Secretaryg Edna Blum, Treasurer. Row 1. T. Hendrickson, J. Ziwisky, E. Olson, H. jutila, O. Stokes, P. Heerey, D. Meyers. Row 2: Miss Cheney, advisor, Mr. Koplitz, advisor, E. Blum, B. Horstman, M. Wood, L. johnson, V. Dowd. ii 3 !. o 4- 1 'l- Row I: A. jergenson, F. Peterson, A. Carr, L. johnson, J. Amundson, G. Barrett, C. Nelson. , M -..a 1 Row I: N. Hughes, L. Lemke, D. Iiankhouser. Row 2: M. Bjorkland. N. Camp- bell, H. johnson, B. Miller, G. Heil, D. Ormson, j. Blum. Row l: C. Sattergren, M. johnson. Row Z: E. Dibble, L. Ellefson, V. Bishop, P. Bjugstail, E. Olson. .p-q- e I K EATER The journalism department with the aid of Miss Eileen McCullough, advisor, published the Hi-Life every three weeks. The editor and other staff members chosen at the beginning of the year were changed at the semester. Carol Satrergren was managing editor for the first semester. Other staff members were: business manager, Carol Nelson and her assistant, Gladys Barrettg co-feature editors, Ardis Carr and LaVonne John- son, sports, Frank Peterson and his asa sistant, Henry Johnson, circulation, Eleanor Olson, and her assistant, Ver- non Bishop, art, Joyce Amundson, ex- change, Phyllis Bjugsradg photographer, Frank Peterson and his assistant, Dean Ormsong typist, Arlene jergenson. Ardis Carr was managing editor for the second semester and her assistants were Marlene johnson and LaVonne johnson. Louann Ellefson and Erma Dibble were cos feature editors, Dean Ormson and his as- sistant, Norman Haugen took over in the sports department and Delbert Fank- houser was art editor. Various methods were used to raise money for the publication of the Hi- Life . Members of the class made and sold pom-poms for Homecoming. They also sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. i Row l: I. Dibble, G. Barrett, L. Ellefson A Burrow J Lentz I Dahlberg H jutila L Halverson YEAllBO0K MEMORIE The 1952 Bahian, published by the iournal ism department with the aid of members of the senior English classes, is bigger than ever before, This year almost all of the pictures were taken by a student photographer. The staff chose Barron County in the good old days for the theme of the '52 Bahian. Funds for the Bahian were raised by the sale of Bahians to students, advertising, and the faculty basketball game and the dance following at which the Basketball Queen was crowned, Marlene johnson was editor-in-chief of the '52 Bahian. The business manager was Norman Haugen and Philip Thompson was his as- sistant. Section editors were: seniors, Audrey Burowg underclassmen, Louann Ellefsong ac- tivities, Helen jutila and her assistant, Joseph- ine Dahlbergg sports, Lea Halverson: faculty, Gladys Barrett and Erma Dibble. The staff photographer was Frank Peterson. Ardis Carr was an editor and Joan Lentz, head typist. Miss Eileen McCullough was the advisor. EXTEMPORANEOUS READERS Row l: W. Williams, M. Gillette, L. Amundson, V. Becker, B. Manula, D, johnson, P. Hughes. Row 2: M. Rogers, N. Hanson, P. Chermack, B. Baker, S. Olson, M. Bergman, A. Severude, G. Teal, P. Olson, D. Ellefson. Row 5: N. Hollister, E. Olson, A. Solie, P. O'Flanagan, M. Young, D. Hazelrine, E. Fillmore, M. Wood, P, Heerey, Miss Cheney, advisor. EXTEMP0llA Ellll READI G and PEAKI G Thirty-two students participated in exremporaneous reading this year. The invitation meet was held at Chip- pewa Falls. The final meet was held the last of March at Eau Claire. Two exremporaneous speakers were chosen to compete at the spring contest in Eau Claire. Ar that contest speakers must be able to give a four or five minute speech on a topic within one hour of drawing the topic. Be- sides possessing the traits of a good speaker, one must have a wide range of information. Sw' , I H '- X 'f H l A , x Il EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS Row I: I.. Lighrner, P. Borgen, J. Hoar, jr., V. Becker, C. Sattergren. Row 2: Mr. Hoar, advisor, M. Becker, C. Tireman, G. Timblin. nderson, S. Splittstoesser, M. Agen, K. jasperson, P. Borgen, V. Becker, elson, D. Hanson, C. Ellis. L. Syndergaard, L. Norton, G. Crawford. DISC SSl0 E. Nelson. V. Becker, Mr. Koplitz, advisor, L. Syndergaatd, C. Ellis. .-,av CHURAL READER Before the debate season opened a discussion of the debate question for the year was held at Eau Claire to acquaint the students with the debate question which was, Resolved that all American citizens be subject to conscription for essential service in time of wat. The debate team attended sessions at New Richmond, Eau Claire and Chip- pewa Falls. The Choral readers, which was com- prised of the Senior speech class recited The Night Before Christmas before the student body at the Christmas pai-tv. DEBATE api Row 1: M. Agen, D. Hanson, L. Norton, V. Monroe, T. Schmitz, S. Splitt stoesser. Row 2: R. Lucivansky, R. Hunt, E. Schmidt, D. Ellefson, G. Crawford V. Schleiss, R. Anderson, D. Klefstad. E3 .1 U '- A .1 at Row l: Mrs. Brochtrup, M. Agen, T. Schmitz, D. Ellefson, S. Splittstoesser. Row 2: C. Hoff, M. Becker, J. Ziwisky, S. Smith, M. Balko. Row 3: P. Butz, S. Campbell, P. Chermaclc, M. Williams, C. Wisri. DECLAM TORY and, 0RA'l0RY Eighteen students participated in declamatory work this year. In January they memorized their chosen material and worked on interpretation. Corftests were held during the year-the practice meet at Chippewa Falls, the Eau Claire District Tournament, and the State Tournament at Madison. K V . T Seven students took part in oratory work this year. An oration is a speech given to try to convince an audience of your views. Contests were held during the year. There was a practice meet at Chippewa Falls and the Eau Claire District Tournament. . A :WW if 71 o Row 1: J. Sircher, R. Oberptillar, E. Church, D. McDonald. Row 2: L. Nevin, L. Lightner, R. Anderson, j. Amundson, W. Koser, Mr. Hyde. Row l: Mrs. Ostrum, M. Maloney, M. Becker, L. Ellefson, A. jergenson, I. Larson, C. Ellis, B. Fraley, P. Chermack, E. Timblin G. Hodnefield. Row 2: M. Nichlow, R. Grogan, J. Bryngelson, M. Rogers, B. Turney, A. Robbins, L. Lemke, T. Hudson R. Meisegeier, E. Kuhrt, K. Ness. Row 3: J. Sullivan, R. Forry, P. Hughes, K. Greenwold, P. Butz, L. Eggen, C. Hoff, D Ellefson, M. Jacobson, S. Shaide, G. Teal. Row 4: L. O'Flanagan, J. Dahlberg, J. Otto, G. Sterzel, J. Ziwisky, J. Koepp, E. Fill more, V. Dowd, B. Manor, S. Scherz, P. Heerey, M. Ness. WORLD FRIE D HIP Better International understanding is the aim of the International Student Society, better known as the I.S.S. Some of their activities during the year were the sending of a CARE package ro Germany and a package of clothing and gifts to a needy family in Kentucky. The group chose as their officers, Josephine Dahlbert, President, Lucille Lemke, Vice-Presidentg Joan Otto, Secretaryg Marie Ness, Treasurer. Par Heerey was chosen as Student Council Representative. Advice and enthusiasm was given ro the group by its advisor, Mrs. Maude Ostrum. N ol' . XX .0'..uQv 'x Q ' . 155. 1' J n - no 1' ', , 005: e gl ff nf X X -'V iw I: D. lxlelstatl. D. lzlletsun, R. Hunt. R. Bonner. Row 2: D. Drmitk. D. lwmrnell, T. Klinken- berg, D. Mevers. Row 3: M. Gardner. H. Whirmtire, D. McDonald. D. Kirkman. - v Row l. T. Hendrickson, G. Barrett, S. Nelson, E. Blum, 1. Paulson Coach Warwick Row 2' R Nelson, D. McManus, D. Ormson, R. Thorsbacken, V. Schleiss. Row 3: R. Reich, lj. Edson., Elkin, H. johnson. LETTER WINNER The main function of the B Club is to stimulate an interest in athletics on the part of the student body Th I b h. . . . . . . e c u , w ich became an active organization in the school this year, is composed of those students who have won a letter in athletics. One of their main achievements this year was to make it possible for football letter winners to receive their I . . etters at the end of the season rather than in the spring. Tom Hendrickson was President of the organizationg Richard Lucivansky, Vice-Presidentg David Ellefson, Secretaryg and Roger Hunt, Treasurer. s it s r af 'lp' T v i Q1 S. Smith, J. Mullin, A. Hendrickson, M. Vfood, J. Ziwisky, D. Johnson, N. Hanson, B. Buck, S. Olson, S. Espeseth, N C. Ellis, E. Blum, and B. Fraley. Fraley, M. Strickland, M. Kurschner, S. Campbell. FUTURE HOMEMAKER The Future Homemakers of America organized to build better homes in the future, have been very busy this year with candy sales, selling at basketball games, and arranging a pep meeting skit. The girls also packed a Christmas dinner and gifts for the children of a needy family in the community. The sectional FHA Rally meet was held here in Barron. The Future Farmers of America have had many combined parties with the FHA, one at Christmas time, another for Valentine's Day and one early in the fall held in the park. The girls took their annual spring field trip to Minneapolis. FHA advisors are Miss Lorena Zeilinger and Mrs. Audrey Coe replaced by Miss Lucille Hebert. Officers for first semester were: President, Theresa Schmitz, Vice-President, LaVonneAndersong Secretary, Betty Fraleyg Treasurer, Colleen Ell is. They were replaced for the second semester by AnnHendrickson, President, Mary Crawford, Vice-President: Edna Blum, Treasurer, and Mary Wood, Parliamentarian. . -,,,. . K I l qt 1 -' li 1 J.- J. Kallenbach, M. Gillett, Miss Zeilinger, advisor, J. Otto, B. Isaacson, E. Timblin, J. Sullivan, S. Isaacson, I Agen S. Strickland, J. Dahlberg, L. Lemke, E. Fillmore, j. Kolb, M. Crawford, N. Hughes. H. jutila, R. Kasel, Mrs. Coe D, Hanson. O. Tuftin. advisor, T. Schmitz. Row li L. Nevin, Mr. Henderickson, advisor. Row 2: Mr. Erickson, advisor, R. Anderson, N. Haugen, D. Fornell, V. Schliess, P. Thompson. FUTURE FARMER The F.F.A. is made up of greenhands and chapter farmers. The greenhands are boys who are in their first year of F.F.A. work and the chapter farmers are boys who have been initiated from the greenhands into more ad- vanced phases of work. The Barron chapter of the F.F.A. was led this year by LeRoy Nevin, President, Norman Haugen, Vice-Presi- dent, Philip Thompson, Sectetaryg Robert Anderson, Treasurerg Victor Schleiss, Sentinel, Dennis Fornell, Re- porter, and David Klefstad, Conductor. Some of the highlights of the chapters activities this year were the second annual Father and Son banquet, the parties with the F.H.A., the F.F.A. Quartet, and the F.F.A. Basketball Team. R- Scott, R. Frisinger, H. Whitmore, L Norelieus, R. Hartzell, D. Lindstrom. F. Hellman, M. Coff, A. Stevens. - w 1: R. Millerman, G. Hodnefield, P. Nel- .. Row 2: J. Skinner, L. Huset, R. Palm- st, W. Nelson, N. Fankhauser, M. Vought, Scheil, C. Bishop, J. Meisegeier. Row l: J. jergenson, V. Olson, D. Thomp- son, A. Kunkel, H. Hover. Row 2: G. Fris- inger, L. Severson, R. Carr, M. Shearer, D. Haseltine, R. Birkholz, C. Nyht, L. Massie. Row l: M. Gardner, O. Stokes. Row 2: J. Hagen, E. Birkholz, D. Crisler, P. Hischke, R. Peterson, R. Thorsbakken, J. Olson, N. Coates. Row 2: G. Fankhauser, G. Wallace. Y Row 1: 1. Mayla, C. Solberg, P. Erlicher, Mr. Erickson, C. Tireman, J. Hellman, B. Fraley. C C 1 1 A CA l1lD'C AMERA bg G, . 4.w f W . f'5?W5.z f1 ff -l.- xp' .' . wg: A' Qu' , . f y , in .5 wr ' 1: 'K E q,!Q . 'f , -:. ' '+A 1-if 'W f ' '1 .- , 'rf' fix ,, - -Q r 1 ' I n ' W H LP I 4 - I A W ' 4 I 2 at ' S.: l 5 f F7 5 5 SL- '- -4- if ,SX .. vi' r I .f in 'V 'fr y- x x 2 A fp ' ' EJ, V A4 v ' 3 ,A s . -1 Q 4 52 I f ff -3,,f T Lgl ' U -s 3 5 l Q Q 'WLM , 5 1 ' 1 4 uf In iid X 41' L is ..N: g- . w K . I Q ' 'gif ' -6 -,L- -fy , -, .3 2 . ,, - , r Q - ,M-,, ,,. . 1 ' 2-ak. -1---H '- i f M . 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Elkin, H. johnson. A f , 1 ' 3 .ivy J hw , W' -'fha SECOND TEAM Row 1: C. Bagley, j. Meisegeier, L. McDonald, W. Nelson, E. Lawrence, L. Peterson, L. Hermann, C. Bishop, E. Church, R Schleiss. Row 2: R. Burton, D. Knowlton, J. Schmidt, R. Reich, P. Etlicher, C. Nyht, R. Carr, R. Koser, D. Crisler. Row 3' L. Crisler, 1. Ammundson, G. johnson, A. Dahlberg, L. Lighrner, L. Synclergaarcl, R. Hartzell, G. Ruid, J. Mayala. UP and DOW I Second Td of game scored by Vic Schleiss at Homecoming. BARRON 0-AMERY 20 The Bears traveled to Amery the first week of school and were dealt a 20-0 defeat. Our inexperience and Amery's offensive single wing attack were the main factors for Barron's defeat. BARRON 6-SPOONER 7 Our first conference game of the season was played at the new Memorial Field. The Railroaders scored on a ten-yard pass and added the extra point that proved to be the winning factor in the second period. Roger Hunt plowed over in the third stanza for the Bears, but he was unable to gain sufficient ground for the extra point. BARRON 0-MEDFORD 19 Glen Derouin, former Barron coach, brought his scrappy grid team to Barron and walked away with an easy victory. Jim Brost scored all three touchdowns, plus the extra point for Medford. BARRON 6-BLOOMER 46 The Blackhawks played host to the Barron eleven and had little trouble defeating us, to hold their top position in the conference. Roger Hunt recovered a fumble in the end zone for the Bears' only score. BARRON 0-HAYWARD 20 Hayward, playing a brilliant defensive game, handed the Bears their fifth defeat of the season when they scored three times in the first half. The second half was an even game with neither team scoring. BARRON 0-CUMBERLAN D 35 Buck Di Salvo, the main factor in Cumberland's rout of the Bears, time and time again plunged the line for decisive gains. The Beavers' well-rounded attack and sharp defense proved to be too much for the Bears. BARRON 20-LADYSMITH 8 Led by halfback Vic Schleiss, Barron trounced Ladysmith, 20-8 in the Homecoming tilt for our first victory of the season. The Lumberjacks secured an early 2-0 lead in the first period, but Schleiss broke loose minutes later and raced 85 yards for a TD, with Roger Hunt converting. Before the half ended, Schleiss again romped into the end zone and Hunt again split the uprights, making it 14-2. Each team tallied once in the last half, the Bears on a 30-yard, Hunt to David Ellefson pass. BARRON 24-RICE LAKE 12 Barron ended the 1951 season with a 24-12 triumph over Rice Ifake, the Bears' first in 25 years! After trail- ing 6-0, Dean McManus passed 15 yards to Roger Hunt, making it 6-6 as the half ended. Barron took the lead in the third period, as McManus intercepted and drove 35 yards, making it 12-6, with the Bears. never again being topped. To add to the Warriors' humiliation, Barron pulled the Statue of l..iberty play twice in succession, with David Ellefson scoring on the second attempt. Schleiss went over for the final TD. Barron fans went mad as the final horn sounded, with the Bears carrying Coach Ed Wfarwick off the field on their shoulders. I - S, rw ,. 'f-ff, an 95. S? 2c.. !. --f g if We v' -v u, , ,-f' 1 5 3' I fig fi M. ' - Row 1' D. Ormson, R. Hunt, D. Klefstad, T. Hendrickson, H. Johnson, D Fornell. Row 2: D. Ellefson, R. Lucivansky, J. Paulsen, R. Bonn er, V. Schleiss BEHI D THE TEAM ,W an Wikis. 1 I ur ' A I W . iss: . if if ,:. Crowd cheers touchdown at Homecoming game. 10 ,an '? Assistant Coach Fred Switzenberg, Coach Edward Warwick and Captain David Ellefson, Assistant Coach Ralph Bailey. '. L C 1' .fn c7r Q affbn ., 'Wilt L ,Q JK, uazffisgsssbt 61,.o.'soshQ gowbfl 550 its-Y' ' 1 I 1 lug . Managers: D. Shade, J. Edson, L. Weber BEAR CAGEH A TEAM Row l: Coach Warwick, L. Halverson, D. McManus, R. Nelson, G. Crawford, E. Elkin, R. Hunt, J. Edson, R. Bonner, T. Hendrickson, D. Meyers, R. Riech, J. Clemens. The Bears invaded Rice Lake for their first game of the season and downed the Warriors 43-31. Bob Nelson and Bob Bonner led the attack with 12 points apiece. The next game also proved victorious for the Maroon and Gold team when we edged a 42-40 victory over Chetek. Bonner netted 19 points to pace the Bears. Our first defeat 48-27, was handed us by a fast moving Cumberland team. Edson was high for the Bears with 12 points. Our quintet was dealt their second defeat by a strong Bloomer five on our home floor by a score of 54-38. Dean McManus was high scorer for the Bears with 8 points. The Bears were back in the winning column after defeating Cameron in an overtime period 42-39. Roger Hunt sparked the Bears with 16 points. In a very close battle Barron was defeated by Spooner 44-40. Eugene Elkin was high scorer with 12 points. Unable to cope with Hayward's height the Bears lost their fifth conference tilt by a score of 55-37. McManus collected 12 points to lead the Bears scoring. McManus and Hunt sparked the Bears with 8 points apiece to de- feat the Lumberjacks 37-35. Barron remained victorious over Rice Lake defeating them for the second time by a score of 49-42. Hunt's 12 points was high for the Bears. The Cumberland Beavers came from behind to edge the Beats 44-40. Joel Edson paced the Bears with 15 points. Bloomer posted their second win of the season over the Bears, 65-34. Edson was high scorer for the Maroon and Gold with 11 points. Bob Bonner, Bear's center, dumped in 14 points to lead Barron to a 48-39 victory over Cameron. Spooner came from behind to trip the Bears, 44-39, on the Railroader's court. Bonner, Hunt and Edson shared high scoring honors with 8 points apiece. The tall boys from the north were too much for the Bears again as Hayward racked up an easy victory, 65-46. Edson paced the Bear pack with 11 points. B TEAM Row l: Coach Bailey, B. Fraley, I.. Cobb, G. Ritchie, T. Williams, V. Dowd. Row 2: C, Mullikin, P. johnson, D Dimiclx D Urn, L. Huset, G. johnson, D. McDonald. The B squad encountered eleven teams this sea- son and emerged with 4 wins and 7 losses. They were victorious over Chetek, Bloomer, and twice defeated Cameron. The F.F.A. team coached by Roger Hunt, rolled up the impressive record of 9 wins and 2 losses. They were defeated by Turtle Lake and the Barron B squad. RESERVED Rm. Row l: Fornell, V. Schleiss, A. Stephens, Coach Hunt. Row 2: j. Hagen, I.. Norelius, 1. Olson. Row 3: D. Lindstrom, N. Coates, R. Thorsbalcken. R. Hartzel. MANAGERS D. Shaide L. Lightner I.. Swan ' f -wi g ,- 5 E 3 Y, ni X , J., - ...wif l 1 H ' ' X ff X osfucuu. N' IQ4 Row 1: Row 2: T. Hendrickson R. Reich G. Crawford L. Halverson R Bonner R Hunt Dx--X 4 an I - M-N THE BEARS in ACTION T0 THE U DERCLASSME We leave you, symbol of youth, and wonder if we are leaving too much behind us. We wonder if we have accepted your offer of happiness and success, or have rejected them, not understanding their worth. Some will walk out proudly, their knowledge bidding success to accept them in her exclusive domain, but the rest must look back. They will vainly try to capture what will never again be offered. Because now they must fight for knowledge, and search for happiness. We bid you who will still be here to take what you can of the joys of these precious years which we are leaving behind, not forgetting to give of your talents as well as accepting what others offer. Then you will be prepared to walk down the time worn path of life which leads to happiness and success. Senior Class. ADVERTISERS I I r y J HEATH BANK 'I X .I N Pl Q X. REST OF 1' II' I .Au HOME BARRON I ' fm y ,fi 'Y' nu E'-9 0 McDONALD'S F. E. VAN SICKLE BARBER SHOP Anomey Barron, Wisconsin 1 1 HORSTMAN'S PARITY C0-OP STORE STANDARD SERVICE Owned by you and your Neighbor Headquarters for Fine Gasolines, Lubrications Phone 5626 Almena and Trained Workmanship. Poskin, Wisconsin GEORGE STRANG MOLITOR'S Attorney-at-Law AUTO CO First National Bank Bldg. . . ' . . . Poskin, Wisconsin Barron, Wisconsin NELSON RITCHIE , FUNERAL 1 I Nix AUTO HOME 'zu . . 1 Q II IL 5'- . TQ ELMER'S TRADING POST Dallas, Wisconsin JOE MACAK Complete. Electrical Service I' M. I.. ANDERSON 8: SONS Hardware--Paints Barn Equipment 3: .Wu Q Q H 1 R is A ' qllfliiiimral BARRON GREENHOUSE PAL CAFE MORRISON'S PHARMACY C. C. Morrison, Prop. Barron, Wisconsin Q i Congratulations and Best Wishes ELECTRIC to the Class of 1952 8: DR. R. E. 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