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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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This, of course, means that we are all another year older and that time which has passed can never again be relived by any one of us. Although many students will regret that they have not worked harder, I believe, by and large, we can look back with pride upon the . past year's record. In this annual, the year-book staff is giving you and our public a record of our accomplishments in picture and in writing. It isn't so much the amount of glory our high school has won the past year that really counts, but rather the amount of education and growth that has resulted in each one of our students. As this book shows, our students have taken part in a multiplicity of activities. Each one of these has contributed greatly to the overall growth of each participant. It is my hope that the work in the classroom, as well as the work on activities in the extra-curricular program, has made a real contribu- tion to your education and your citizenship for our community, the state and the nation. Superintendent 2 'H 'T I L arf f cv 5! A FA? V .L-I , ffvrm I sa OC' S MISS MONONA CHENEY lVorld Affairr text tomorrow. U. S. History 11, Latin I Extemporaneous reading Student Council advisor if .5 4. I g '4 I v 4 fel ' avg' A A MR. DELWARD HENDRICKSON It'r not bow much you do, it'J bow you do it. Agriculture 10, 11, 12 Student Council advisor i 7. lie If 'T ,S f' ' :' I: ' 2 .. in G X A X gl' 1 as-H it-fs I 'le'-N -f 4 3 ' l x ' J 1, ,X if 1, . ,Q x ' ,gf 'Neur- - ' MR. JOHN HOAR MRS. MAUDE OSTRUM Well have 4 little written work Are you rure you have tomorrow. read your lemon? Principal of High School Problems I2 Senior Class advisor Extemporaneous speaking N 7 X' ii EHS , , 5 Social Studies 9 I. S. S. advisor Prom Committee advisor X .. J 4 L MR. DONALD TIETZ MR. WILLIS ERICKSON Cut it out. Industrial Arts 9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee advisor MISS EILEEN MCCULLOUGH Loqu4ciouJ perrom will be pefrecutedf' English ll, 12, journalism 12 Hi-Life, Bahian advisor Student Council advisor 4 Oh fiflJ. ' Agriculture 9 Biology 10 F. F. A. advisor 'Wes-' Riu! M.-is MRS. SHIRLEY GROVES Quiet down. t English Il, Speech 12 Senior class play, Debate, Discussion, Ore Rotundo advisor S 3 sl gi Wk I m E 4 I , V 4 V I '43 4 -L-fm f if ' -av X M C A 9653 r MR. ARTHUR FELIEN Five per cent of the people think, ten per cent of the people think they think, and the other eighty-five per cent of the people would rather die than think. Algebra 10 Advanced Math 12 Geometry 11 junior Class advisor C 'Q fs etd A fy A - 12 V- ' P 1 lS' 'W ., lddl Q MR. EDWIN WARWICK Come on hoyf, thi: ix for Jpeedf' Physics 12, General Science 9 Basketball, Baseball coach B Club advisor Cut the gala. Girls' Physical Education Pep Club advisor f y S .. N MR. 'EMERSON HYDE Don't forget your candy and gumg we're having a movie. English 10, Orarory Junior Class play Golf coach 5 MISS MARJORIE MORAVEC MR. ROLAND BENSON Anyone that doeJn't get thir problem will have to wash my car. Algebra 10 Sophomore Class advisor 56 I wan! f1v Q C . Mas. GENEVA HUGHES Where',r your poi.re? Beginning and Advanced chorus Glee Club, Small Chorus Grade School Music 'WT ' .M 1 i MRS. ROCHELLE BROCHTRUP 'Take out check text paper. English 9, Declamation Freshman Class advisor - Ex: ,Q . - L K ai. ' 0-5 'ff' 42d -uno' MISS CLARICE SOLUM Have you finirhed your reference work? Librarian, Bookkeeping 12 junior class advisor '1 5:9 'WWW MISS DELORIS SCHEIDECKER GirlJ, let'J have it quiet. Typing 10, Shorthand 11, 12 General Business 9 Senior Class advisor 'E' 1. 'ff R, fs ,, CZ: ', .,i1 W .,,:'9 . I ' , at .af l E Yes MR. CONRAD MORGEN Down boy. Beginning, Cadet, Advanced band, Orchestra, Prom committee advisor . MR. RALPH BAILEY Leave ur go. Boys' Physical Education Football coach B club advisor MR. FRED SWITZENBERG Thai: the first .remible stale mem you've made. Chemistry 11, Biology 10 Track coach ra , - . CJ' ,4 ,V -i , I ' -.xl NA ' , 1 V ' .',ali:l', 'fx 53 ,H f MISS LORENA ZEILINGER MISS LUCILLE HEBERT Are your .rearm Jtraigbt? What can I do you for? Home Economics 9, Home Economics 9, 10, 11, 12 F. H. A. advisor General Science 9 Sophomore Class, F. H. A. advisor 6 Q., f I I f QED! H Q x XE SN! N 3 L..- Q VALOISE AMUNDSON Voicy lt look: like it went thru the Civil War. Dallas 15 Class Play 15 Ass't. Typist, Hi-Life 45 Advertising Editor, Bahian 4. JOSEPH AYREA Joe Many are called, hut few get up!! Chetek 1, 2, 35 FFA l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Groups 2, 3, 45 Hi- Life Staff 45 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 2. WILBERT BECKER Bert Here I come, you lucky girlJ. ' Turtle Lake 15 FFA 1. MARY BETH BENSEND Bennie If my .rmile were an um- brella, I'd never get wet. FHA Jr.-Sr. Chairman 45 Ex- temp Reading 1, 25 Honor Roll 1, 45 Sno Ball Comm. 25 Initiation Comm. 2. ELMER BIRKHOLZ Fudd Amazing! FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Secre- tary 45 Bahian Circulation Staff 45 FFA Homecoming Float 45 FFA Basketball Man- ager 45 Ore Rotundo 4. BETTY ANDERSON Betts Donald ir coming up to- night. FHA 15 Glee Club 1. VERNAMAE BECKER x fe ff, '. 1455, Verna ' , That'J wrong, Mr. Felienf' f , 5 ' .. ISS 15 FHA 15 Dramatics 15 dv-1, B g... Mask and Gavel 25 Ore Ro- i, - .5 tunda 45 Extemp Speaking zfh 5 YQ 1, 2, 3, 45 Extemp Reading ' 'H-.. 1, 2, 3,5 Debate 3, 45 Discus- P sion 3, 45 Advertising Staff, 5 A Bahian 45 Class Play 35 Sno , ' A Ball Comm. 25 Spelling 'I . Award 25 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, ' '55 I 45 Scholastic Award 3. K is-ff-2 U be -if ff? a f ' ., . 1- at .J g 8 MARILYN BENOY She lookr like an angel and act: like one too, But you never can tell what an angel will do. FHA 25 GAA 25 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Baton Solo 1. MARLYS BILSE Neat, efficient, cute-what more could you ark? FHA 1, 2, 45 Pep Club 45 Bahian 45 Hi-Life 45 Home- coming Float Comm. 25 Sno Ball Comm, 25 Valentine At- tendant 15 FHA Officer 1. DONNA BJUGSTAD Doe: the 'machine' agree? FHA 15 Pep Club 45 Humor- ous Declam 15 Serious Declam 25 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 March- ing Band 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 German Band 45 Brass Sextet 45 Cornet Trio 25 Solo 2, 45 State Tourna- ment 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3,'45 Glee Club 1, 45 Girls' Trio 3, 45 Girls' Triple Trio 45 Mixed Quartet 3, 45 Solo 3, 45 Bahian Staff 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 35 Prom Comm. 35 Class Sec. 1. LUDVIG BJUSTAD Luddy School ir a great inrtitution But l'm not ready for an inrti- tntion yet. Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Matching Band 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Old-time Band 35 Brass Sextet 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Small Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Quartet 35 Boys' Quartet 3, 45 Solo 3, 45 Chorus Pres. 45 Ass't Circulation Manager, Bahian 4. EDNA BLUM Mickey Will you speak at the Pep Meeting? ISS 25 FHA 1, 2, 35 FHA Treas. 3, 45 Pep Club Pres. 45 Student Council Treas. 35 Ore Rotundo 45 Chorus 15 Operetta 15 Glee Club 45 Cheerleader 1, 25 A Cheer- leader 3, 45 Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Sno Ball Comm. 25 Sno Ball Queen 25 GAA 215 B Club 3, 45 B Club Sec. CARYL BOURY Carlyle I'm from the great town of Ridgeland. FHA 1, 45 Pep Club 45 Hi- Life 4. LLOYD CAMPBELL Camp hut because a man doern't talk if no rign he ha: nothing to ray. JOHN CLEMENS Strauss Let'.t go to Ridgelandf' Bahian Sports Section 45 Hi- Life Sports Section 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 45 B Club 4. dw 'Q . .qw 0-.gr is Xxx it 4' hw DORIS BLAKE Docle What cha .ray-buh? Dallas 15 Ore Rotundo 45 Class Play 15 Prom Commit- tee 3. PATRICIA BORGEN Pat 'That Joundr logical. Latin Club 25 Dramatics 15 Ore Rotundo Sec. 45 Extemp Reading 1, 25 Extemp Speak- ing 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 15 Dis- cussion 1, 35 Ass't. Editor-Sr. Section, Bahian 45 Class Play 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Award 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Float Comm. 1, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Usher 2, 3, 4. BERNICE BRYNGELSON Beatle Like the red, red robin I go Bob, Bob, Bobbin' along. FHA 15 Ore Rotundo 45 Hi- Life 45 Prom Comm. 35 Bas- ketball Homecoming Candi- date 3. LAVERN E CHURCH Have you got your chemir- try done yet? FFA 1. NILES COATES Sweeney I .rilence were golden I d be a millionaire ba111234 FFA 1, 2, 3,1 -it FFA'Baskef- K . ,,.--- , ? gg L I 2 2 5 MILVIN COBB Rocky The night ir young yet! FFA 2, 3, 4. LARRY CRISLER Bud The world belongr to the worker. Who want: the world? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life 4, Football 2, Track 1. DONNA ELLEFSON I don't let my rtudier interfere with my education. ISS 2, Pep Club 4, Ore Ro- tundo 4, Extemp Reading 2, 3, 4, Humorous Declam 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band,2, 3, 4, Brass Sextet 3, 4, German Band 3, 4, State Music Tournament 3, Ad- vanced Chorus 4, Piano Solo 3, 4, Piano Duet 4, Glee Club 4, Bahian Faculty Sec tion 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Award l, Home- coming Float Comm. 2, Prom Comm. 3. INES ELLEFSON When fun and duty meet, Let duty take defeat. Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, German Band 3, Flute Duet 2, Flute Trio 2, 3, 4, Flute Solo 3, 4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Bahian 4, Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. SHIRLEY EVERSON Shirl I wat not made to climb the tree of knowledge. Pep Club 4, GAA l, Bahian Typist 4, Hi-Life Typist 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attend- ant 3. I IN' I J--,L xii. EE 1 if .A 3 J x Q b ' 3 uf J ' z' . 1 ,tg :N MARY ANN COON Ma She'J out of circulation With a ring for consolation. FHA 1, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4, Quintet 4, Valentine Comm. 1. JOEL EDSON Suds Of all the thing: I like the bert, I think I like to .tit and ren. ISS 1, Pep Club 4, Student Council 1, 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Boys' Quartet 3, Mixed Quar- tet 3, Madrigal 33 Combined Chorus 3, Mixed duet 3, S'a'e Music Contest 3, Sports Sec- tion, Bahian 4, Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball 2, Class Ring 3, Sno Ball King 2, Basketball Escort 3, Class Pres. 2, Class Treas. 3, B Club 3, 4. EUGENE ELKIN Moe 'Think you can do it? Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Ore Rotundo Pres. 4, Ba- hian Sports Staff 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4, Golf 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3: Prom King 3, Class Treas. 1, B Club 2, 3, 4, 'Lil Abner 4. COLLEEN ELLIS I 'd argue a crooked line rtraight. ' FHA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Dramatics 1, Ore Rotundo 4, Extemp Speaking 1, Debate 1, 3, 4, Discussion 1, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Trio 2, 3, 4, Woodwind Trio 3, 4, German Band 3, Class Play 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Homernaking Degree 2, Chapter Homemaking De- gree 3, Forensic Award 3, 4. MARIE FLOAN Floanie It'r more fun than a barrel of monkeys Pep Club 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Matching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Solo 2, 4, Orchestra 3, Bahian 4, Class Play- 3, Honor Roll 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball 2, Daisy Mae 4. LYLE FLYGSTAD Did you Jay women? 1,119 never heard of them. FFA 1, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, B Club 3, 4. BETTY FRALEY Bettifer Where you all goin? Iss 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Sec. 3, FHA Histor- ian 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4, Flute Trio 2, 3, 4, Flute Duet 2, German Band 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Class Play 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Award 1, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Style Show Award 3, FHA Jr. De- gree 2, FHA Chapter De- gree 3, FHA State Conven- tion Delegate 3, Pep Club 4, Ore Rotundo 4. MERLIN GARDNER Briss , Now, Stoker, you wouldn't kid me, would ya? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Officer 4, B Club 3, 4, FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD GOFF Don Hir favorite Jong is the Hel- en Waltz. BETTY HALVERSON Tex I wax just wondering. FHA 3, 4. LYNNE FOLSTAD Peck appreciate: my humor! Ore Rotundo 4, Extemp Reading 2, 4, Humorous De- clam 1, Debate 4, Discussion 4, One-act play 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Clinic 2, Stare Music Tournament 2, 3, Fr. Horn Trio 1, 2, Fr. Horn Solo 1, 2, Brass sextette 2, 3, 4, Violin duet 2, Violin Trio 2, Violin Quartet 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Orchestra Vice Pres., Piano Solo 1, Piano Duet 4, German Band 3, Scholastic Award 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Small Chorus 4, Advanced Chorus 3, 4, Triple Trio 4. RUSSELL FRISINGER It ir better to Jleep in clan than mute 4 perfectly good night. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. JANET GEHLER jan Blerred are they that ray noth- ing, for they :hall never he quoted. Dallas 1, Class Play 1. JAMES HAGEN Jim Those who wear a cheerful grin Seem to he the one: who win. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Track 1, Baseball 4, FFA Homecoming Float Comm. 4, FFA Basketba11,1, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL HARTZELL Russ What am I Juppored to do about it, cry? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ore Rotundo 4, FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Trade 2, 3, 4, Homecom- ing Float Comm. 4. GRACE HEATH Gracie The world? no better if we worry,' Life'r no longer if we hurry. Sioux Falls 3, FHA 4, Ex- temp Reading 4, Hi-Life Staff 4. BARBARA HEFFNER Barb Oh crumb! ISS Treas. 1, Pep Club 4, Lat- in Club V. Pres. 2, Operetta 1, Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Small Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Solo 3, 4, Music Clinic Scholarship 2, Piano Solo 1, Bahian Editor 4, Hi- Life Feature Editor 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Sno Ball Attendant 2, Prom Royalty 3, Class Play 3. ANN HENDRICKSON Annie NelJon! It'r not an organiza- tion! ISS Treas. 1, ISS Sec. 2, FHA 1, 3, 4, FHA Pres. 4, Student Council 2, Pep Club Sec. 4, Ore Rotundo Treas. 4, Dra- matics Club 1, Extemp Read- ing 2, Operetta 1, Glee Club 1, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Home- coming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. Co-Chairman 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Class Vice Pres. 2, DAR Award 4, GAA 2, Style Show Award 3. ELAINE HODNEFIELD Pretty ar a Drerden figurine. Pep Club 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Small Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Piano Solo 2, Operetta 1, Chorus Treas. 4, Bahian Circulation Manager 4, Hi-Life Copyhead 4, Hi- Life Feature Editor 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Attendant 2, Basketball Attendant 3, Valentine Queen 4. THORA HUDSON She reemr quiet, but maybe we don't know her. IN 'vu F' it - I I , ,gge 'Mae Af 3 . F .3 lg 3 . . I . Vg I 4 K it l 1 T . 1 l K ,f IV' -x ,-,of PATRICIA HEEREY Pat Our Wild Irish Rare. ISS 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Latin Club Sec.-Treas. 2, Stu- dent Council 3, Extemp Reading 3, Hi-Life Advertis- ing Staff 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball 2, Class Ring Comm. 3, Usher 2, 3, GAA 2, Style Show Award 2, 3. FRANK HELLMANN I'm glad I reformedfu FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Treas. 4, Brass Sextet 4, Pep Band 2, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 2, 3, 4, Bahian Cir- culation Staff 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Float iomm. 4, FFA Basketball 3, PAUL HISCHKE Maug-Wah If Jchool ir liberty, give me death. FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Bahian Staff 4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Baseball 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3. NORMAN HUBBARD Hubbie When there'r nothing elxe to do, I come to school. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, B Club 4. JACK HULBERT jocko 1t',r not what you do thatlr wrong: It'J what you get caught at. Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, Golf 4. BARBARA HUSTON Barb I love to :kip rchool, but I hate to get caught. FHA 1, GAA 2. KEITH JASPERSON Wall can't Jay that I do and can't .ray that I don't, Ore Rotundo 4, Discussion 3, Small Chorus 4, Boys' Quar- ICI 4, Solo 4, Hi-Life Busi- ness Mgr. 4, Bahian Sports Editor 4, Class Play 3, Track 1, Baseball 35 Golf 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 4, Homecom-, ing Float Comm. 2, 3, Class Play Comm. 3, Treasurer of Class 2, One-act play 4. MARLYS KEISER l'i'e Jo much ambition and only one lifetime. Prom Comm. 3, Operetta 1, Small Chorus 4, Triple Trio 3, Glee Club 1, 4, Solo 2, 3, Duet 4, Bahian Typist 4. THOMAS KLINKENBERG Klink Do you think it will work? Ore Rotundo Vice Pres. 4, B Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, State Track Meet 3, Class Secre- tary 4, Basketball Mgr. 4, In- tramural Basketball 3, 4. LLOYD LIGHTNER Lightning What would I do without women? Pep Club 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Extemp Speech 3, Oratory 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Old Time Band 3, 4, City Band 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4, Class Play Comm. 3,'B, Club 4, One-Act play 4. ...lb-' W 1 33 1' Q as fl'-.. 'f . B ,413 Q ' P ,-,551 'i -'41, ft- 5 'gtk l ix Q . .. , Q 'ali JANICE JACQBSON Jan She know: her music from do to re, She will prorper and that ain't hay. Dallas 1, Pep Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Orchestra 3, Girls' Trio 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, Small Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Solo 2, 3, 4, State Rating 3, Hi-Life Editor 4, Bahian Society Staff 4, Class Play 1, 3, Honor Roll 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Class Ring Comm. 3. JAN ICE KAHE jan 0h.' you're kidding! FHA 1, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Pep Band 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Drum Quin- tet 4, Glee Club 1, Bahian Art Staff'4. DENIS KIRKMAN Koog U1ing your brain ir thinking, thinking ir work, and work ir unthinkable. Ore Rotundo 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, B Club 3, 4, Sno Ball Escort 2, Basket- ball Escort 2. SHIRLEY LENTZ Capps' There'J never a dull moment in Ridgeland. FHA 1, 4, Pep Club 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Ore Rotun- do 4, Extemp Reading 1, Triple Trio 3, Vocal Solo 3, Piano Solo 1, Glee Club 1, 4, Class Play 3, Homecoming Float Comm. 4, Class Play 3. ARLENE LIPKE I-'PPV One of the Ridgeland crowd, and proud of it. FHA 1, 4, Operetta I, Glee Club 1, 4, Small Chorus 3, 4, Duet 4, Solo' 3, 4, Bahian Staff 4, 'Hi-Life Staff 4. DELORIS LLOYD Lalee If witty remark: were grainf of rand I'd he a derert. ISS l, FHA 1, Dramatics Club 1, Extemp Reading 1, 2, Bahian Business Manager 4, Scholastic Award 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 1, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Class Ring Comm. 3, Latin Club 2. BETTY MANULA Manoola Didn't you ever hear of Burkhardt? Well, it anrl I are far apart. ISS 1, FHA 1, Pep Club 4, Dramatics Club 1, Mask and Gavel 2, Ore Rotundo Stu- dent Council Rep. 4, Extemp Reading 1, 2, 3, 4, Extemp Speech 4, Humorous Declam I, Serious Declam 2, 3, One- act play 4, Bahian Senior Section Editor 4, Class Play 3, Forensics Award 1, 3, Scholastic Award 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Class Play Comm. 3, Usher 3, 4. DEAN MCMANUS Benny Ar I go rurhing down the hall, You can tell that I play football. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Valentine Escort 4, B Club 3, 4. ELDON MICHEELS Tony In we little zbingr that do big thingr. Colfax 1, 2, 3, FFA 4, Prom Comm. 3. ROBERT NELSON Neuf Women driverr will he the downfall of the world. Pep Club 4, Student Council 1, 4, Student Council Pres. 4, B. Club 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, 720 Blues 2, 3, Old Time Band 3, Coronet Trio 2, Brass Sextet 4, Coronet Solo 2, 3, 4, String Orchestra 2, Hi-Life Sports Staff 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Home- coming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l,. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Class Play 3, Class Play Comm. 3, Valentine King 4, Class Vice Pres. 1, 4. . r Q ' - ' 4 . 1 ' if M fl Q4425' 7 ., -,wi fi 'Q V . 3 :tt . -it 'il lv, A Ee.,- . U- A 91? K' MARIE MALONEY Billie I don't have time now. I have to practice my piano lemon. ISS 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 1, ISS Float Comm. 2, Ist Prize ijr.J Style Show 3. DAVID MCDONALD Dave Girly are hotherrome, hut I like to be bothered. ISS 1, FFA 1, Student Coun- cil 3, Ore Rotundo 4, Chorus 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Homecoming King 3, Class Vice Pres. 3, Class Treasurer 4, Homecom- ing Float Comm. 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD MEYERS Don Ah'nz from TexaJ! Pep Club 4, Student Council Pres. 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, 4, Home- coming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm. 2, Class Ring Comm. 3, Homecoming King 4, Class Pres. 3, 4, Badger Boys' State Award 2, B Club 2, 3, 4, State Track Meet 3. NANCY MIZER Nan Well, I don't know. FHA 1, 2. WAYNE NELSON Nelson Are you on detention again? Bahian Staff 4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Football 3 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 3, 4. JANET NESS Where are we going tonight, hiatt? Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Bahian Staff 4, Homecom- ing Floats Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Sno Ball Comm 2, LAVONNE O'FLANAGAN Kay If wordr were dollart, Jhe'd he hard up. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. JEROME OLSON Ole Live life today hecauie to- morrow never comet. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 4, Baseball 3, Homecoming Float Comm. 1, FFA Vice Pres. 4, FFA Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN PECK Kay She'J little and :he'J wire, She'J a terror for her Jize. Cudahy 3, ISS 2, Pep Club 4, Extemp Reading 4: Glee Club 4, Hi-Life Editor 4, Bahian Faculty Section Edi- tor 4, Honor Roll 4, Home- coming ,Float Committee 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, Class Secretary 2. DUANE PUTZKE Buckshot l'll only live once. FFA 1, 2, 4, Track 1. 'U if LYNDON NORELIUS Lyndy They call me a dreamer, well, mayhe I am. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Quartet 3, 4, FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Baseball 3, 4. BETTY OLSON Silence-rare among women. FHA 1. SANDRA OSTROM Sonnie And rtill they gazed, and rtill the wonder grew. That one :mall head could carry all the knew. Prairie Farm l, 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Marching Band 4, Pep Band 4, Concert Band 4, Sax Solo 4, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Bahian Society Section 4, Honor Roll 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 4, Homecoming Queen 4. LAVERN PETERSON Pete If I had the 'zuingr of an angel, over there priron wallx I would fly. Football 1, 2. RUSSELL PETERSON Pete What would he rarer under the Jun, Than Rurtell with hir lenonr done? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. HAROLD RICHARDSON Dewey Are we having a movie today? Band 1, Hi-Life Staff 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4. RONALD SCHWlNGl.E Slink Ronald keeps away from harm, He spends his summers on the farm. Prom Comm. 3. MAXINE SNIDER Max A ring on the finger is worth more than two on the phone. Dallas 1, Hi-Life Type Head 4, Bahian Advertising Editor 4, Class Play 1. JOYCE SULLIVAN JOY , l'll never tell. ISS 1, 2. 3, FHA 1, 2, 3. ROBERT Tl-IORSBAKKEN Bob Quiet, but not dull, his wit is sharp. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Homecoming Float Comm. 1, Prom Comm. 3, Class Play Comm 3,, Prom Royalty 3, Class Pres. 1, Class Student Council Rep. 2, FFA Pres. 4, B Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' . C' .EQ Shia- if 1 'w 4 2 'S' -luna- LINDA SCHIELKE School looks inviting-from the outside. Dramatics 1, Extemp Read- ing 1, Glee Club l. DANIEL SEVERUDE Dan Did Sauer get a homer? Dallas 1, B Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Life Staff 4, Class Play' 1. ORVILLE STOKES Orv Didn't you hear me keeping 1 still? ISS l, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 4, Humorl ous Declam 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Student Council Vice Pres. 4, Basket- ball Mgr. 2, B Club 4, FFA Officer 4. LYNN SWAN Call me at sunrise, but don't let the sun rise too early. Hi-Life Circulation Mgr. 4, Football 2, Track 1, 2, Bas- ketball Mgr. 2, 3. CARSON TIMBLIN Cars A choice between school and Outdoor ' life wouldn't be hard. MARVIN WEBER Marv He'r u quiet man, but quite a man. Pep Club 4, Ore Rotundo 4, Octet 2, Full Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Baseball 3, 4, Scho- lastic Award 1, Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Play Committee 3, Class Secretary 3, B Club 4, In- tramural Basketball 3, 4, One-act play 4, Majory Ed- son Award 3. HOWARD WHITMORE Charlie And the next :lay it ruined. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Baseball 4, Honor Roll 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, B Club 3, 4, FFA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, B Club Pres. 4. TOM WILLIAMS Tinkles Nag, nag, all the time, nag, nag. Sports Section, Hi-Life 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Golf 4, Homecoming Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Valentine Escort 4. il, N5 fi , , REL, if gi , R K 5 an I gl me if if , .,., SW, RITA WOOD Well, now, REALLYW' Glee Club 1, GAA 2. 17 I LAVONNE WENZEL . I thought I caught myrelf xtudying. Hi-Life Staff 4. RICHARD WHITNEY Eli Want to bear u good joke? Ore Rotundo 4, Chorus Groups 2, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Advertiser 3, 4. WANDA WILLIAMS In work or play, my rmile will always' Jtay. Extemp Reading 1, 3, 4, Dis- trict Solo Award 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, State So- lo Award 3, Old Time Band 3, 4, Woodwind Trio 3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 4, Orchestra 3, Bahian Activity Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 4. l -04 ' . ' V --J Senior class officer this year, were flefr to rightj Don Meyers, preyi- denl: Bob Nelson, vice prefidentf Dave MacDonald, trea.furer,' and Tom Klinkenberg, recretary. a P f CLASS OF '53 Mr. Hour keepr the .rcniorx bmy with mciology and economicf. ,-.1 V... T 1 1 1 x ,Zim HQ! F' : K , Q ,ij Q46 05 Xxi P, pf gg ,B RQ K 6 ii! Q9 9 ,gl 6 sfiiizpm, 'E' Q 19 Freshman class officers, left to right: Roger Miller, prexident: Charles Norelius, vice preridenty Mari Lou Risberg, Jecretaryf and Robert McManus, treasurer. cu-xss of '56 Thi: frexhman Englifh clan Jhowx real Jigm of ambition ax they .rtudy with the help of Mn. Rochelle Brochtrup, frexhman Englixh teacher. 'fy 20 I' 4 r, . Qs'-. '- gf 4 ' v' , M z fi? . Q . slr- J v B ig. , A nw ji J.. , ' .IM 5 'Q 2 imma 3, I Fl.: . L a :QA Z? 4 A Rv an 4 -3 14 . J' six, n f , .5211 f'l,,'..3'B ' f , .2 V r ffl' A 'Q A , 1 3 J W J i Q 1 Y' ' X-if, 1, A, if f ' . B if 1. ...Ya ff f 1 3 A . A! . N Ji L .,.. Eg . 1 1. . X. .Ju ,gr .- .129 'L-15 YJ. ' F .J f-f fi.. is . ,J . a. M. M f Q . .Q m......... .rw-Om! -A 1 5 k .L lx M C N: Q figiggg eyes 4 -, VV,-Air. .4 '4 ' ' 5 A iff. . , B ' l ' Y 'V' f V, Q, P232 in .o ov 'K lf? iz - . l .. 1- rl 2 1 v gg ' of I Q., .- 1 - 7f.?.i . ff 1, 1 'i'g. 'Ji ff-. 1 'iw FRESHME A f , . -.i..1-'-' 21 Row 1: N. Agen, C. Balog M. Barfknecht, C. Bcckcr K. Becker, M. Berg, M. Berg G. Berry. Row 2: M. Berry, W. Best J. Bilse, R. Blair, D. Blum R. Bonner, D. Boury, L Broker. Raw 3: S. Broker, B. Buc- holtz, S. Cain, M. Carlson, T. Chermack, S. Cobb, D Coon, S. Coon. Row 4: Z. Davis, D. Dowd M. Ebling, B. Eggcn, P Ellis, W. Espeseth, B. lit- licher, J. Etlicher. Row 5: V. Erlicher, D. Flug, L. Fornell, D. Frisinger, S Frisinger, W. Gelting, E Gillet, R. Gonyer. Row 6: L. Gropp, E. Gulick son, W. Hall, D. Hanson D. Hariung, R. Hartung, R Heil, B. Hellmann. Row 7: R. Hogan, V. Hul- lister, J. Hudson, G. Hunt M. Isaacson, B. Jackson, V Jacobson, J. Jansen. Row 8: M. Jarvinen, L Johnson, P. Johnston, D Kahl, J. Kahl, B. Keller, J Kilmer, C.. Kimler. Row 9: M. Koepp, D. Kuch- enmeister, J. Kunkel. s v Rau' I: A. Kuraclmncr, R Kurwchncr, R. Kurschncr, C Larson, li. Larson, G. Lcc, S. Llggell, Lofblad. Knu' 2: tl. Lomas, lf. Mc Corklc. R. McManus, M Maas, D. Macak, l. Maloney B. Manor, V. Meyer. Rau' J: C. Mnller, C. Miller R. Miller, ll. Millurnlan, I' Millcrman, M. Millx, If Morncau, j. Mullen. Kuu'4: K. Mullnkin, C. Norclius, A. Nylu, R. Oli plmm, L. Olson, C. Ou. M. Rixlvcrg, ll. Rolslad. Run' 5: j. Rolsmd, M. Ruff K. Sandvc, M. Sclmrmcr, I' Sclwnlcn, R. Schlcusncr, D Sclmmill, M. SClH11lll. Kun' 6: M. Sclvlg, Ci. Suv crson, M. Scvcrwn, ll. Slmidc, C. Smith, G. Smith, J Smith, R. Spiclnun. Run' 7: C. Splnuxocsscr, M Sprague, P. Stokes, D. Strau- li, L. Swan, P. Swanson, j Syndcrgaard. S. Tabor. Row 8: S. Taylor, S. Teal, G. Thompson, D. Timblin P. Turgcson, D. Vilz, S Wg-gan, C. Whitmore. Rau' 9: M. Wiszi, D. Zum- kc. J. Zvmkc. Noi l'ir'lurwl: C. Suuncr, C. Welch. v -o ' WK -' Ni Q l.. .fl 3 ' -'- I 3, -sy 6 'JE 1 , . K... Ev 6 l . J 'L 'mi , .M .Y 5 pr ix' 11 X -I M 'ww Vi' WW' N- 'lfw -I v' X .. 1155.1 . l H. 4' . -. M. f Y K I TZ ' T R rm- l 'fr .,.-of 4 ' , 2 7 !i l I 3 5'-. fl . .4 2 -'C' 1 A ,. 2 , We. L -5 , Lil.. A Q k'bJ 5 . 1 I -X J . n ll ' N fx .. f 1 j x . -JZISIJR ' n ' 5 if 5 T. in sfo .L -my A N K gy 4 I - Y , .3 'V T eg. 1' , . - f'i:f?- . ll ' Ill' lj SY' - .Jaffa l ,M . I li .- ff ' T l 'H .f - 1 . . Il liflzixkxl-6 ag ' 'sf 'T' ', .iv . X it .f ji - .7 . v xx . ,Q l L ' . Q o 5 ... , FRESHME ,w 5 , lf, A' Q IPI, ix 22 The four, who this year guided the Sophomore Class are left to right: Van 4Dowd, prexidenlf Clarice Hoff, Jecrcturyg Marilyn Rogers, zreafurerg and Barbara Horstmann, vice prefident. CLASS OF '55 Mr. Roland Bcmou .rbouif bfi' fllgcbm firm ullc' fl the fine poinlrr of Algebra. .1 4. 3 A Y 5 Ii - 'J' la by 14 -: at an Q , ' ,,, -, 5, ' -y V . l, I X lr. ff- ,, . 1, , , 6. ,, as ,, A -asm X .5 ' .A r . , Q , is ' Q- ' 1 'Y -3 -- . 3 ' ' ' 'M 3 r ffl ., A .a 12 Q 1. 1 fl. , be 2 '-A j W D. Q Av ' - ' 'A ' 'fi Q 6, - r J 4.1 . , ' . O 1 'sd if Y R . W -A - riff r M v I Raw l: B. Amundson, L. Amundson, S. Anderson, B. Bakken, j. Barton, M. Becker, R. Birkholz, C. Bishop, O. Bjugstad Row 2: E. Blaucr, M. Borgcn, B. Buck, S. Campbell, R. Carr, P. Chermack, W. Clemens, N. Cowley, M. Crawford Row J: G. Curtis, A. Dahlbcrg, R. Deyo, V. Dowd, j. Dunn, S. Dwyer, L. Eggen, D. Ellefson, B. Erlicher Rau' 4: N. Fankhauscr, N. Fraley, G. Frlsingcr, H. Giller, K. Greenwald, N. Hanson, C. I-Iasclhulxn, D. Haselrine, G. Hodneficld Raw I: C. Hoff, N. Hollister, B. Horsunzmn, A. Hover, P. Hu glues, L. Huset, M. Jacobson, ll. jergenson, D. johnson Row 6: j. Kallenbach, D. Kcelcr, D. Klcln, j. Kalb, W. Koser, D. Kucl'1enmcistcr,j. Kuhnley, E. Kuhn, A. Kunkel Shirley Espesczh 4 - , 4 M- , -v , -1 'TTI . f ii? ' -al' ' , ..q-'- fu -P J! in if , , A uv .z f . r. R - MPT. f ,. mm, ti an ' V0 . 4 I .ag -- , vu -G ali 76. ,:,,r.L '7 J X '21 .,', '3 .A -. . E -4. , Il'-N .Q-KN' , ' .1 1, , 5 v . 1:-1. x 4 V ,- O. -.l4ffh,e1'7l'l . A C 4 A. f LA 5- ' X I a . K 2 In - ur' 4 14' 'iv' a ' A MX fe. f ,s NPR 'EEN ' H -X'-ff lf. z, ff ' f -. 1 n 1 24 -114 -- A .HA .J A is Q V 8 o X. , ,, CW! , f1' :' . ' H -YJQJ J X, , C . Jw kj ,v , ' W .Ji D- if 'fl X ,' 'Qi EFL . 5' A - 'f f ' 5 4 A if--. lk K A I ll 4 -J A V I lr I lx I A V 3? I M I N U f ' in : Q .- d ff '. if 'L jl ff? M, .L ff ,- ,sm -M C r -X AA fl' as if ' K fl : il Row I: M Row 2: J. Row 3: Rau' 4: L Row S: J. . Kurschner, D. Larson, L. McDonald, M. McElroy, B. Manor, L. Massie, R. Mcisegcicr, L. Monro rv, j. Mullen Nslson, W. Nelson, K. Ncss, M. Nicklow, C. Nyht, R. Oberprillar, P. O'Flanagan, C. Olson, Ii. Olson S. Olsen, V. Olson, R. Palmquist, C. Quadercr, A. Reichert, D. Rogers, M. Rogers, H. Ruprccht, j. Sheils SOPHOMORES . Scverson, M. Shearer, M. Schearcr, j. Skinner, A. Sol ic, S. Sorenson, B. Stauner, G. Sterzel, M. Striclfland Swanson, G. Teal, A. Thompson, B. Thompson, D. Thompson, L. Thompson, E. Tronn, D. Wavada, C. Weber Row 6: L. Weber, j. Wcgan, J. Wcinandt, D. W'cstlund, M. Wi gen, M. Williams, M. Wood, M. Young, V. Zuehlkc No! Piriurrl: C. Anderson, W. Illlefson, A. Olsen, E. Olson, R. Bcestman, M. Vought Sclilcix J. Schlough L I A ev if J J.: 4' la .IQ N ,gap 'anfy 3 3 W el his ie ol b 4 - pl JJ' g7Tg.j'.- 4 x ' ' l fo if 'gf 4.12. if fx 1 'r -. I qtafs z 6 , V f 'fi .! X ,fi A Q '. .b 5- , v i . K Qi: I . J . , -- V 'Sf' if S -if . 5, . . n f , 1 N V. I' , X v' if .,,l , . 19 . l if 1 1' I .W 3... .- 1+ , Q fs 'xx ' ' L' .5 fi 'F 17, 'wi .. 'QA 7, '1 ? Q ' Q 4 S Af' 'M , A 1. A 25 . ,hw Karl Tireman, president of the junior class, meets with the rest of the officers. They are from left to right: David Kurschner, vice prefidentq Larry Syndergaard, treu,rurer.' I.z1Vonne Anderson, .recremryg and Karl Tireman, prerident. CLASS OF '54 A Q, 'S' of 'X Q ...-.. Mr. Arthur Felien'J clan bard at work on one of tbofe tough geometry problemy. 26 ,ill M 'iQ'glA 'ff 4-if E at au. , . -C 4, . . ni A .Q A' 7' ' 4 - A N rr' - I - 'X N ' ,. A 'lr l'Q'...4n 3 I Lia 'ry 2 r .xv l' 7 i f 0 5' w ,, J , ,. . , xv miss N V ..., '- .- gi: ' is .: , . .l 3 1 -ral. i Q Y 8 I ,,- k I 43. .. ',-W1 ', lr . 'if' fr - . im ws LA ,K . v,- ip- HI g Q -. VX V. , vii. . fiffff N , , 1 I h 3 'X -' A . zfifffrr l. 1 - Q 4 ' i 'lA'a W ' r 1 ., ' 2.' I . Row J. Acker, C. Amundson, L. Anderson, M. Anglum, M. Balko, M. Bergman, D. Bishop, D. Bonner, J. Bryngelson Row H. Cain, C. Carlson, R. Chermack, E. Chermack, P. Chermack, E. Church, J. Clark, I.. Cobb, D. Crisler. Row D. Dimick, L. Ellefson, G. Etlicher, P. Etlicher, L. Edicher, B. Erickson, R. Forry, E. Fillmore, D. Fitzgerald Row A. Flygstad, R. Fraley, E. Frie, H. Germanson, D. Goff, C. Goodenough, E. Gould, M. Hanson, J. Hellmann Row L. Hermann, J. Hoar, Jr., F. I-Iorstmann, A. Jacobson, V. Johnson, I.. Kirkman JUNIORS 0 X . fl. . , , 5 , IL 9 Sy! A J 51, ' ' lv 1 :.' 'x 9,4-I4 4 i 'B , 1- ' - Q ,- - A 5 V X rp. ,, f 25 . 1. .sf -- . .. i . ri ... A ' 'rv ff' y . xl . V ' 'P i, . I , . V , 1' K . fx ' 4 n fs 4 L. . if.. rf .. 4, , i 1. 2 ll? yr S S ll ' v R . f . , ' - A f, if f p r. . ll f I .L W A. ? f- ' in 1i 1 ' ' . ' 7 . , 'T . 1 ' A Q. I- A . 4 A Raw 1: G. Koepp, S. Kolb, D. Kurschner, M. Kurschner, B. Lee, A. Lofblad, R. Luzinski, J. Mayala, P. Morehouse Raw 2:B. Myra, C. Nordhagen, D. Om, S. Paulson, L. Peterson, J. Rieper, E. Risberg, Jr., G. Richie, A. Robbins Row 3. W. Rogers, W. Rogers, J. Rust, S. Scherz, J. Schmitz, L. Schmitz, G. Scott, S. Smith, B. Snider Row 4: C. Solberg, R. Solie, B. Stilley, S. Strickland, J. Swanson, L. Snydergaard, E. Timblin, K. Tireman, R. Turgeson Row 5: B. Turney, D. Vergin, R. Vergin, J. Walensky, G. Wallace, C. Wisti, R. Withrow Noi Pirlured: 1. Amundson, K. Boury, S. Bruhn, G. Fankhauser, V. Gonyer, L. Reichert, G. Ruid JU IORS fx nm mb QA: for 53nav-a O5browx gf 29 A . S 'VXE APSLAKINS lrzlcrrzziniun entertainment furnirbed by Tom '. lVilliam.r, Bob Nelmn and jolmny Clcmem. The annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, spon- sored by the journalism Class, was held on November 14, 1952. Marie Floan and Eugene Elkin were Chos- en to reign over the affair as Daisy Mac and l.i'l Abner. Mr. Hoar was Master of 5 Ceremonies. A :I bumps? V in ' 351 V .f Z... . . lk' ky, 1 I d '. l 4 ,Q ' .-P. ,. - f-fc-fe X.. , 32122 ' ' -g,'.::zv.-qv .73-vigil: . . . ggtzbgm Winn? I i '. QE i 5. F Q ' xg l V i . 'i-4-..iIf' Dogpatcberr i , fi , 3.5! 30 4 wllfl rwwfcb' GG If52 I9 Q IR The Apple Blossom Time jun- ior Prom was held on May 3. l952, with Eugene Elkin' and Kathy Greenwolcl reigning. as King and Queen. The attendants were Bar- bara Heffner, Bob Thorsbakken, Marlis Scheel and Eldon Lawrence. Bobby Bryan's orchestra furnished the music. Lee Halverson, '51 Prom King, crowning lingcmi Elkin. '52 king - W B R Y 1 1 1 X . . Q, A .fa ., af' A ' E. I K 'i 1 f 51 The Theme- I.ET ME CALL You SWEETHEAR'l'. The Queen and her Effort- ELAINE HODNEFIELD AND Bon NELSON The attendant: and their e,rcort.r-- DOREEN HANSON AND DEAN MCMANl1S, SHIELDA CAIN AND Tom Wn,LxAMs The Place-BHS GYM The D416-FEBRUARY 13, 1953 The Orehenre- THREE LADDS AND A LAss The sp07i.f0f-ORE ROTUNDO The People Who Enjoyed Themorelzw- EVERYONE. Eugene Elkin, Ore Rotunda. prefident. and Valentine Royalty. Noretta Hamon and Marlyx Bilfe can their hallotf for Valentine Queen. VALENTINE BALL f im! gi! Eff, ' . ref mf.. A fe X 32 Sealed: Queen Sandra Ostrom. Standing: Marian Balk B b o, ar ara Horstman, Mari Risberg Don Meyers J rr A d- d BAR HQMECCMI G With Sonnie Ostrom as queen the Homecoming Fes- tivities got under way, Thurs- day October 16, with a pep meeting at the gym, followed by a snake dance, which ended at the park. A great bonfire was built and the queen was crowned by the football cap- tain, Dean McManus. An an- nouncement of the winners of , , e y mun son, an Dick Meisegeier. I - 'Q . x .- 7 7 , s 1' Y ii S , ' 7 4 s Senior Float-Betty Manulz Ann Hendrickson Eu ene , , g Elkin, Edna Blum, and Betty Fraley. 53 the floats was also given. The sophomore float won first prize, the senior float won second prize, while third prize was won by the F.F.A. Friday night climaxed the ac- tivities with a game with Hay- ward and a dance immediately after the game. v-' 06? Moe N' 5 My, 19014 our bafkelball team ba: 'lo af! Bob . L range John A .1 Dean Wafn 'l Luddy cute? llf' A Y . . 1 rl mi .L-I Afiigw, ' , W , . . an VV '- - Bgt Arlene couldnt even Jwmz et.-Q ,ff..,,,5 ,1 gijf'-, , . wf,i:x,,'r,lyk3.m A , . , Lynne, nmgging again. . ff .of Marv, after a bard day! work. 'Y I!-yY,,,f if . . 'Wi A .5 + 4 fm, ,L - .W M 34 -,,ff - k ,,- .f ' Tom and a man? ben friend. X Q QL 'J A L, 4:2-:vquiegg FM AK X J-3 35 fl I' Qld. ff' fo' . oefiuriil I'-9 0 MUSIC MAKERS GF B.H. . .78 The Barron High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Conrad Morgen, got off to a start by appearing at the Barron County Fair and maneuvering at the football games. A Fall Concert was presented on November 19th. The guest pianist was Mrs. Geneva Hughes, who played two selections with the band. The band kept busy the remainder of the year playing for basketball games and practicing for the tournament. At the tournament in Rice Lake. the band played Overture of 1812 an d Overture :ind Allegro. x44 Rau' I: D. Iillefson, M. Balko, M. Benoy, M. Risberg, M. W'illiams, D. johnson, G. Koepp. Row ll: W. Williains, J. Ackcr, M. Strickland, B. Erickson, S. Smith, 1. Kuhnley, J. Kallenbach, C. Wisti, B. Frzley, S. Strickland, C. Ifllis, A. Thompson, D. Klein. Row III: S. Ostrom, Kahl, D. Ellcfson, O. Bjugsrad, N. Fraley, Clark, Ness, M. Coon, M. Becker, Walensky, L. Fol- stad, B. Horstman, Mullen, J. Barton. Row IV: D. Meisegeier, D. Thompson, D. Fitzgerald, I. Izllefson, C. Carlson, A. Reichert, B. Thompson, L. Amundson, J. Rei- per, D. Bjugstad, E. Troan,K. Ness, J. Swanson. Row V: L. Syndergaardl, J- Hellmann, L. Massie, D. Kuchcnmcister, S. Broker, C. Quaderer, E. Fillmore, L. Bjugstad, B. Nel- son, D. Keeler, R. Miller, M. Floan. Row Vlz' L. Lightner, F. Hellmann, B. Etlicher, D. Bishop, Mr. Morgen. 36 Q.. CADET BAND Row 1: D. Kuchcnmcister, G Severson, M. Wisti, B. Hell- mann, J. Syndergaard, M. Ris- berg, M. Nichlow. Row 2: M. McElroy, R. Carr. R010 3: C. Nyht, M. Young, P. Turgeson, I. Maloney, Cow- ley. . 1. Quartet' m Spring M. YO! Helium' BEGINNING BAND Rou' 1: B. Buck, I. Larson, C. Larson, M. Berg, N. Agen. Row 2: S. Taylor, R. Blair, D Coon, M. Ruff, P. Ellis. Roux 3: F. Morneau, D. Macak A. Kurschncr, J. Kahl, G. Lee D. Dowd, S. Cain. Rau' 4: Kilmer, R. Berry, L. Fornell, Rolstad, L. Johnson C. Splittstoesscr. 1 a S1L'r1'f'5 g. MLM' Sbeafef' B' Woo C Ellis- d, ' aaa' HO W' def' . L. Syn vV11H4'nL 4 ,.. -f Y: 'V' -7: f .AY ,495 ff L Bwgxtad B r F ellmafrmmad D Euefson C7 A'-1:,r! fz ffzf A T F' 1 bompfjnejff 1. Efleffon Sdx aelilir. D Ellefson I Swanson .5 CHORUS lst Row: M. Kurschner, B. Turney, A. Lipke, S. Ostrom, M. Balko, S. Smith, P. Chermack, B. Heffner, D. Ellefson, S. Lentz, M. Jacobson, Mrs. Hughes. 2nd Row: A. Robbins, O. Bjugstad, M. Becker, K. Grecnwolcl, J. Jacobson, M. Weber, K. Jasperson, I.. Ellefson, L. Norelius, M. Kurschncr, K. Peck, I. Ifllcfsori. 3rd Row: B. Stauner, C. W'cbcr, M. Keiser, J. Whlcnsky, M. Hanson, C. Solberg, A. Flygstad, Mayala, C. Norelius, I.. Fol- stad, I.. O'Flanagan, El Hodncficlcl, D. Bjugstad. 4lb Row: J. Barton, C. Quadcrer, S. Olson, L. Bjugstad, R. Sol ic, M. Young, D. Orn, J. Scheil, D. McDonald, J. Ayrea, C. Carlson, I.. Eggen, S. Espeseth. The Advanced Chorus, limited to students having taken one year of Beginning Chorus, numbered fifty-one this year. Their work has consisted of much vocalizing and tone blend- ing, which is a necessity for a choir singing both a capella and accompanied music. Because of a lack of tenors and first basses, much detailed work of switching parts was done to make a balanced group. The three big events of the year were: fly Christmas Tree Concert, QZQ District Music Festival, and QQ a chartered bus trip to the Twin Cities to witness a musical event. lst Row: Mrs. Hughes, P. Ellis, M. Koepp, S. Teal, K. Sandve, S. Tabor, A. Reichert, A. Solie. 2nd Row: B. Buckhnlz, V. Meyer, B. Eggen, C. Kimler, C. Miller, W. Ellefson, D. Zemke, T. Chermack, M. Scharmer, P. O'Flanagan. 3rd Row: C. Wood, D. Streuli, N. Hollister, I.. McDonald, R. Miller, D. Kuchenmeister, V. Hollister, M. Risberg, M. Schmitz, G. Curtis. I lx 3 7 1 Q A Qin fx i QUAR SMALL CHORUS . Q K. l M rgjiifef jon, C S U . K 103. olberg, L ' Blu Run I: NI. Kursclincr, M. Ki-iscr, A. Iipkc, J. Jacob- gsrsd' C. No I son, L. l7olSi.iil, lf. HOLlnCfiClLl, l7- llfillmfiltl, B- HGH- rehus: nur. Roll' 2: C. Solberg, L. Fllcfion, K. ilaipcrwn, Ayrva, R. Solic, I.. Bjugstad, C. Norclius, Mrs, Huglius. ,KV I I L Folsrad B Hd ner VOCAL GROUP f D- Biugstadi ' 4, . i ' , .1 S. Ron' 1: M. Ballfgnrgli gllgixn, M. Kurwlincr. Mrs' Hub lc jaeobson, C, Qiia L 1 Rau' 1: P. Ellis, S. I.cm7, N. Hanson, M. Jacobson, C. Carlson. S. Teal, M. KOBPP. E- Hoclnefielnl, M. Balko, S. Smith, P. Clicrmack. K. Sandvc. B. llcffncr, I. Ifllcfson, O. Bjugstad. K. Peck. l.. Fggcn, Mrs. HughCS. Run- 2. D. Sireuli, -I. Jacobson, J. Barron, S. Espeseth, B. Srauner, M. Kursuhner, S. Sorenson, E. Frie, D. Fitzgerald, L. Amundson, D. Iijiigsnul, G. Teal, XV. Vfilliams, A. Reichert, M. Kurschncr, S. Cobb, M. Wfigen, C. Wisti. Rau' 3: C, V'cber. AI. Swanson, V. Meyer, M. Kciser, A. Lipke, B. Fggen, C. Kimler, J. Bryngelson, R. Forty, D. Zgmke, C. Smith, S. lfvurmn, If. Blum, I'.,O'Flan.1gan, A. Solie, L. O'FIan agan, J. Ackcr, M. Becker. Rau' 4: M, sCl'llIlllI, A. Rubbim, S. CDSIFUIH, K. Circcnwolil N Broker, j. Swanson, T. Cliermack, M. Scliarmcr, C. Wood, Hanson. Hollister, M. Risbcrg, B. Buckholz, C. Quaderer, S. Olson, S. Curtis, B. Hellmann, D. Ellefson, B. Turney, Walensky, M. TET GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 5 Row 1: Mrs. Ostrum, B. Fraley, J. Barton, L. Eggen, O. Bjugstad, M. Jacobson, P. Chermack, J, Kuhnley, E. Larson, A. Solie, I. Larson. M, Km-gghnef, Row 2: D. Streuli, J. Schlough, A. Thompson, S. Sorenson, A. Robbins, J. Walensky, B. Turney, M. Roff, M. Berg, S. Kolb, K. Greenwold, J. Kolb, C. Haselhuhn. Row 3: C. Weber, L. Olson, M. McElroy, H. Gillette, T. Hudson, M. Maloney, I. Maloney, S. Wegan, E. Frie, D. Fitzgerald, R. Forry, J. Bryngelson. Rau' 4: C. Olson, J. Wegan, M. Risberg, C. Hoff, L. O'Flanagan, P. Heerey, N. Hollister, E. Fillmore, B. Eggen, P. Hughes P. O'Flanagan, R, Miller, G. Sterzel, R. Schleiss. The main purpose of the I.S.S. is to create friendship among students of this country and other countries of the world. . S. S. I.S.S. Officers for the second semester this year were: Patsy O'Flanagan, Presi- dent, Ardyce Solie, Vice President, Clarice Hoff, Secretary, Roger Miller, Treasurer. Mrs. Maude Ostrum, Advisor. This year, members of the I.S.S. corres- ponded with over 100 young folks from all parts of the world. They also sent a CARE package to Korea this Christmas. TUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council officers for the Besides helping to govern the student year were: Bob Nelson, President, Orville bOdYa the Student Council also 5P0n5Ofed the Homecoming activities, n o o n t i m e dancing and movies, a bus to River Falls to ,see Macbeth, Courtesy posters and er. Eighth Grade Day. Stokes, Vice President, Carol Nordhagen, Secretary, and Joan Bryngelson, Treasur- Row 1: O. Stokes, D. Kurschner, S. Strickland, J. Bryngelson, M. Williams, S. Cain. R010 2: B, Manula, C. Norelius, R. Miller, B. Horstman, C. Hoff, G. Curtiss, R. Nelson. Row 3: R. Thorsbakken, O, Bjugstad, J. Jacobson, S. Ostrom, K. Tireman. Row 4: Miss McCullough, Miss Cheney, Mr. Hendrickson, M. Wood, E. Elkin, J. Edson. PEP CLUB The members of the newly organized Pep Club were seen at every game in their hats of maroon and gold, which the club bought, and their school sweaters. The club did an amazing job of supporting the team. It's a club that should last in Barron for a long time. xg-E A Row 1: E. Blum, J. Walensky, M. Risberg, G. Curtis, M. Williams, S. Smith, J. Kuhnley, M. Bilse. Row 2: E. Hodnefield, J. Jacobson, P. Hughes, M. McElroy, C. Boury. Row 3: Miss MoraveC, A. Hendrickson, C. Ellis, S. Ostrom, A. Robbins, B. Turney, D. Bjugstad, M. Wood, B. Fraley, K. Greenwald, L. A. Kirkman, S. Everson, M. Jacobson, Row 4: D. Ellefson, D. Kuchenmeister, D. Crisler, M. Weber, R. Meisegeier. Rauf X: V. Manula, K. Peck, M. Floan, M. Hanson, S. Lentz, E. Elkin, J. Edson, B. Nelson, L. Lighmer. Bi, in y who is a We' o QB .sts Og eved' A is new High Cong cheeflea 6 eiub or B2-fiom was buying the in 'l I This ie field iii Sicoiect of the Yea ,,-f' ' ' '- winnege dub-5 mam P . ,r , ' his- . -Ck Easomb' Racers D' Dum Vhygmorc. 3' 1 glinkmb Yuki' D H. d ' 6, - ef, ' X Esta u, L. Ldlltncltmens, N' H: kken, L- E 3 1 I. , D. MCMW crude, J- R. Tbofs 5 bd, B. M090 n D, Hkmmf.. Elkkn, D' S? Nl. Gardbcf' Rogers. L' we Y B. Neko KA Williams, Xa O, Stoke , Nina, V, RW ' yum. ' Doni ' xy 3. , E, B I Mc 1,2 v Row 7-ga L. Cobb, D M Wad, R. Tw' ltilfschnezz Stcueh D' Cath 41 ' ROW GIRLS' PHY. ED. lr If X K 7 pxye. I It looks like this trick of the sixth period tumbling class wasn't hard at all, but the nine members of the human pyramid will tell you otherwise. Row 1: Edwina Timblin. Row 2: Audrey Robbins, Maxine Snider, Valoise Amundson, Edna Blum, Pat Morehouse. Row 3: Doris Blake, LaVonne Anderson, Vivian Johnson. ORE ROTU DO The Ore Rotundo, Barron's speech club, meets every other Monday night. At these meetings, a program is put on by five of the club members. The program may be educational or inspirational, but mostly they are just for entertainment. The club has sponsored two dances: the Valentine Ball and the dance after the Rice Lake game. The officers are Eugene Elkin, President, Tom Klinkenberg, Vice President, Pat Borgen, Secretary, Ann Hendrickson, Treasurer, and Betty Manula, Student Council Representative. Row 1: B. Fraley, B. Manula, D. McDonald, S. Lentz, E. Elkin, Mrs. Groves, D. Blake, B. Nelson, D. Kurshner, K. Iasperson, I. Maloney, I.. Folstad. Row 2: S. Smith, C. Wisti, M. Weber, C. Ellis, P. Borgen, D. Kirkman, V. Becker, R. Hartzell, A. Hendrickson, E. Blum, T. Klinkenberg, M. Risberg. Row 3: L Syndergaard. S. Ostrom, R. Whitney, E. Birkholtz, D- Ellffwnf J- EdS0fl, M. Jacobson, J. Hagen, I.. Lightner, M. Floan. . RESERVED -LO' l Run' 1: Marcella Becker, john Hoar, jr., Darlene Macak, Patricia Borgc-n, Verna Mae Backer. Snmdiug: Karl Tireman, eq ,- I Mr, Hour. smug, -eubli................ ORATORY Those who participated in the practice meet at Chippewa this year were: Ilene Larson, Shir- ley Campbell, Bernadette Stauner, Leonard Massie, and Connie Anderson. Coached by Mr. Emerson Hyde, the group memorized speeches that were from 8 to 10 minutes long. Ilene Larson and Shirley Camp- bell represented the group at Eau Claire and Ilene received a C rating. A I . Ilan- l: Paul Swanson, Phyllis Chermack, Vivian Meyer, Annie Lofblacl, Donna lillt-fson, Nancy Hollister. Run- 2: Darlene Streuli, Nancy Agen, Mary McElroy, Clarice Huff, Tlmt-res.: Chcrrnnck, Beverly Bucholtz, Susan Smith, Row 3: Mari Lou Risbt-rg, Iilninc Gullickson, Marilyn Rogers, Muriel Jacobson, Marion Wisti, l-I.: Maloney, M.rrtclI.i lu-tkur, La Vonne Anderson, Carol Wisti, Mrs. Brochtrup. EXTEM PCRAN EOUS SPEAKING The extemporaneous speaking this year was coached by Mr. john Hoar. Students who par- ticipated learned to prepare 5 to 7 minute speeches in an hour's time and deliver them with just a few notes for reference. The speakers took part in a session held at Chippewa Falls and then on March 21, john Hoar, jr., and Vernamae Becker were chosen to go to Eau Claire to the contest. Vernamae received a B rating at Eau Claire. Rau 1: Leonard Massie, Barbara Buck, Shirley Campbell. Bernadette Stauner, Connie Anderson, june Lofblad, Nancy Fralcy. Eileen Larson, Mr. Hyde, frtmzdirzgl DECLAMATORY The declamatory work was coached by Mrs. Rochelle Borchtrup. Twelve girls were chosen to go to Chippewa to participate in a practice meet. Mary McElroy, Donna Ellefson, Susan Smith, Darlene -johnson, Beverly Bucholz, and Carole Wisti were in the humorous declama- tion section and Marilyn Rogers, LaVonne An- derson, Marion Balko, Clarice Hoff, Elaine Gullickson and Marcella Becker were chosen for serious declamations. Susan Smith, Beverly Bucholz, Maliyn Rog- ers and Clarice Hoff represented the group at Eau Claire on March 21. Susan Smith re- ceived an A rating, qualifying for the state meet in Madison. DEBATE The debate subject this year was Resolved that the Atlantic Pact Na- tions should form a federal union. The affirmation team, Lynne Folstad and Vernamae Becker and the negative team, Collen Ellis and Larry Synder- gaard were under the capable coaching of Mrs. Shirley Groves. The team attended debate sessions at New Rich- mond, Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire and was the host to surrounding schools at Barron. 1 Seated: C. Larson, C. Ellis, L. Folstad. Slanding: L. Syndergaard, V. Becker. ExTE:viPoRANEous READING The extemporaneous reading was under the direction of Miss Monona Cheney. Those who participated pre- pared readings, five minutes long, pre- ceded by a short speech introducing the reading. Lynne Folstad and Mary Wood rep- resented the group at Eau Claire in the Forensic contest. Both girls qualified for the state meet by receiving AH rat- ings. DISCUSSION Under the coaching of Mrs. Shirley Groves, the discussion team attended the Discussion Contest at Eau Claire. They rated in the top half and main- tain a high team average. The discus- sion subject this year was, What form of international organization should the U. S. support PM . . .. 'iicffif t. E :IL Row 1: Diane Zemke, Betty Manula, Carol Quaderer, Darlene Macak, Theresa Chermack. Row 2: Marilyn Rogers, Darlene Ellefson, Olive Bjugstad, JoAnn Swanson, Evangeline Fillmore, Mary Wwd. Row 3: Miss Cheney, LaVonne Amundson, Patricia Hughes, Marcella Becker, JoAnn Barton, Geraldine Teal, Norreta Hanson, Laurie Eggen, Donna Ellefson, Nancy Hollister, Karen Peck. ,lf Y.. f C. Larson, K. Becker, C. El- lis, L. Syndcrgaard, Cstaml- ingj M. Young. YY-OSYY F. CW 9- . xxwwll' W gi. . 3' W ,womvson wax. Sha' 6 l bl Hascwowg Ng. C . Nl A. 'OC ' W- . x- S, o fS.g.lgx1. Sthflkxan ROW oiqlaq hnsoih . 6 S0 H. A. SOYHY 40' 1, xv PS0 g BW . 30a Svwlm wxxmf' Q v swvcs' Yi- X 1 ' ew YW S- N, mycyw' Nl Sevetsoo 51oAf1c-,SC-Le -Sqn Xa. mme, , C, h YQ X Q. Qagxiwon wcggisw Ygolaobb' :Lexw Q ' . 12 . Y-01 YH K . XA- By Okci . Sbqifv' Row l: A. Lipke, G. Heath, 1. Kahl, M. Bcnsend, C. Ellis, E. Blum, A. Hendrickson, P. Heercy, B. SENIORS- Fraley, S. Lentz, M. Bilsc, C. Boury. -g-in-dsl fi .sx U Row 1: S. Srrickland, L. Anderson, B. Myra, V. Johnson, S. Kolb, C. Goodenough, M. Hanson, B. Stilley, JUNIOR5- E. Timblin, S. Smith, J. Rust, K. Boury. Row 2: K. Eclicher, C. Amundson, M. Bergman, B. Lee, J. Reiper, E. Fillmore, M. Anglurh. F. H. A. The Future Homemak ers of America work- ed on a va ' ' riety of projects Th . ey sold cup- cakes and popcorn ball s, gave demonstrations, made novelty candles at Christmas, served for a F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet, sponsored a Mother and Daughter Banquet, took a trip at the end of the year, and sent delegates to the Green Lake Convention. The officers for this progressive club were: President, Ann Hendrickson, Vice President, Mary Crawford, Secretary, Marilyn Strickland, Treasurer, Edna Blum, Parliamentarian, Mary Wood, Historian, Betty Fraley, Editor, La- Vonne Anderson, Student Council Representa- tive, Shirley Strickland. .11 M. Q RR010 I ou, ' - C00 .L Lofij R Sch n, D ' D sq E eaten Owq D ' 'Gullrb' L M - 11 k R10 311-0 so,-,I Mlkgey, 'B' B 17, Isa Zelllhg ucfllyolz acffdq Cr, r T ' . el-mack .v S C113l'1-neg R B . erm af EROS 1' if 'f 1-ff .........- my ve p V Seblllv liggeha C S Ydsmid' ZA-1ab0 B' B KE, ' . QSM ' is-,:, soPH5' Standing' M. 1200 li, B. Amundsoih H Ruprechb Esiiseliggen. S Olson, E. Olson, h M' W,gen, ' nw if ' M Wood, B. 'Yl1omPson, B' B lc er' Q01 , N. Fraley, bien Miss Hebert, N. Hanson -M SPYSB i Kxmxet' OSH S O. Stokes, M. Gardner, F. Hellmann, R. Thorsba ken, J. Olson, E. Birkholtz, Mr. Erickson. SENIOR F. F Raw 1:1 Ayreg L N l . , ' I. in Ol2on1lR, Thonbakgziius, M. Gardner, O, gwkesl W 2 -Peterson F HI . . 1 - l . Zltiiimllz Ei-ulnger' R- Haitgllllrini H' Whltmofei .li k ir holrz, M. Cobb, N. Coates, L, Crisln FRESHMAN F. F. A. Row 1: C. Larson, J. Syndergaard, G. Severson, C. Becker, L. Swan, B. Etlicker, R. Kurschner, E. Gil- let, A. Kurschner, B. Best. Row 2: J. Kahl, J. Mullen, L. Gropp, J. Hudson, V. Hollister, L. Johnson, R. Hartung, G. Lee, R. Hogan. Row 3: Z. Davis, R. Bonner, J. Kilmer, W. Espeseth, J. Smith, L. Fornell, V. Etlicher, J. Rolstad, K. Bec- ker, C. Vilz. Row 4: G. Thompson, G. Hunt, D. Frisinger, K. Ness, R. Miller, B. Jackson, K. Mullikan, D. Keeler, J. Etlicher, D. Kahl. SOPHOMORE F. F. A. I Row I: N. Fankhauser, G. Frisinger, G. Hodnefield, H. Hover, J. Jergenson, D. Thompson, V. Olson, M. Vought. Row 2: J. Schiels, R. Carr, C. Bishop, G. Westland, L. Massie D. Haseltine. Row 3: W. Nelson, L. Severson, M. Schcarer, R. Palmquist, C Nyht, R. Birkholtz. F. F.A. The Pilots of the F.F.A. Chapter this year were Bob Thorsbakken, President, Jerome Olson, Vice President, Elmer Birkholtz, Secretaryg Frank Hellmann, Treasur- erg and Orville Stokes, Reporter. Having over one-hundred members they are rated one of the largest F.F.A. Chapters in Wisconsin. The chapter participates in many activities including the corn and grain show, Father and Son's Banquet, F.F.A. Basketball, and F.F.A. Speaking Contest. There is a quartet within the chapter. At the end of this year a S100 scholarship will be given to the most eligible senior. JUNIOR F. F. A. Row l: D. Vergin, E. Church, G. Wallace, W. Rogers, C. Sol- berg. Row 2: D. Bishop, J. Hellmann, J. Schmitz, D. Bonner, D. Kurxchner, R. Fraley.' Row 3: G. Ruid, D. Crisler, L. Reichert, J. Mayala, G. Scott. Row 4: P. Etlicher, K. Tireman, R. Vergin, G. Fankhauser. i FT 5 .c WEN S to sfo Xl Yfgpekkoc se r 0- , lb. so 0 -Vs' -ma 440' 4 1-It--Lottie WISCONSIN, MARCH 13, 1953 :ers lee We 'Y Y X525 Osbg-is P 6' 'sablfallx xx QQ bozkxk. GTQOZQI,-l 9060 hee. Packs. needy year will L :ters and 'e received. d she had Climbing' H1-LIFE Q Ill' 0116 ich were handed some very in- 'ill be coming , Colors iorsg rg Speaker the lamp Wm ch os motto at for en a Several weeks is the yellow speech April 1 - Next Hi-Life. Various Of Happiness Greet Snow Everyone's heard of rain flooded the earth R0 C. F. Bow- adventurer, C. Find- will prwent a lyceum ' in Ihegym at 2'30 m S87 RTS BACKBON E 24 Mr Bowser is an Kim., ei-man mountain climber who has Genlla ' on our mountains, ' ....,.. .. neo IN me Ernlvmed 70 1: urs are navy Noah and those on hi R010 2: LM Wood saved. Well, somet ffm, , 'Pol 'M B Klinkerberg, h appened here not l .L J' L' h. . . hew's Evan- t irch of A mker at fbac- y 17. ek rved round g Courtesy ent council 'tesy cam- until the courtesy fred in the wo weeks. be drawn :, aim to udenfs to and con- lnd them, Jacobson, lflh warn l s had If 'ISQJ W ' A ' Ku is being the middle of win..- , an' L- Norjundsvn, Abnlfy' l- couldn't very well rain. It didn't 11. 'ui lk N' Llplfq 7. eitherg it just snowed and blow- me comm 615011, 15 u5711b,,,s ed and then snowed some more. groups: one smut bffmaclfi Smaer The numerous students of Bar- and sophomores and L..- 'Jae-obso' ron high greeted this snow flur- group for juniors and seniors. I U' 'T' 1 ry mth vano'-'3 degrees of wel- Colleen Ellis, who has won the li' come. Let us see some of the ecti typical reactions. Actually, very few of good ld o Barron high's earnest t s onal contest for the last '- years, gave a demonstn Centerrpieces . A 1 BHS CHORUS i, 'wit taking chorus it know just IRISH SING Way or FOND Hc Wltll Slim the l these the Ir something which is and c: are all part Irish have c , their g who died on M age of 106 on 14 centuries. Patrick, was or strongly in mind and was throughout side. Many legends si Many persons claim once banished the snak Ireland and con by bringing . hem Son s udents Choosing . upon t ' I greeted the snow with joy. A few by Marv hlihdfat? so grec of the less studious pupils found r. a ere was n some cause for rejoicing. Som' 5 . . of these delighted ones, bel' EQYYOYQSS, Imh salgt was to group one, seem t YWLXYEK 3. S S un gf pre-schedule rid' ' -YQYS ,Yee ' ml of a - - - ,AES V Y' . s recorded th In the mid' ND SV v,,55ge' n!l'0IIStl'8tl0l'l. people frm or 4 0 aa, .ast th of ' A . Sldcioanefirf --45 School st:-grin. t I W ,M gildthfeiid 8 Nexso interesting .lonor t e a 1 , fers of group one hope cards. A team all -. night that the next day Sal-ads w -will d ' awn dark, dreary, and windy' I especially windy. Then they'll not hav e any strenuous session f s o school work for at least and are one day possibly two or three, if they fortunate. These for'-ef' - ' ' as Strickland and The winner of to Rice Lake to district oontest today ++, the world's most wid Today is the last dia will be sold B ' . uy yours forever regret it when X1 b B41-I1 110148 AN . Eileen Mcgiiovk 0' 1fo'f,'fK-i5g,fTOR5f ' of M153 fa Hellne 59Cfl0n' R010 anula' V. Zrson' K. P I A 1115 Bafba Off-l 2: D mllnds wk, . 7' SP S011 ' L1 OU R15 abmfl l Edtyo i for ,be . oyd S J E, Hod bg-rg M nd Bawaiig Picture. ' 'osffvm D 1'fi01d.' 'Snider 0 0 ' - B' , some of t fussfad. 1. Ellvf Row l: M. Bilsc, A. Lipke, S. Lentz, M. Crawford, P. Chermack, L. Kirkman. 'X '-N1 Row 2: Jacobson, N. Hanson, M. Hanson, A. Thompson, M. Kciser, Ness, W. Williams, A. Robbins, Walensky, B. Bryngelson. Row J: M. Floan, P. Heerey, E. Frie, R. Forty, D, Iillcfson, P. Borgen, Kahl, C. Hoff, B. Horstmann, C. Haselhuhn, i Bryngelson. Row 4: E. Elkin, J. Edson, L. Bjugstad, J. Clemens, P. Hischke, VV. Nelson, F. Hellmann, E. Birkholrz. rw X 7752 sENloR CLASS PLAY JA UARY THAW The class of 1952 presented a hilarious comedy presentation, jan- uary Thaw. The play was about a family with very original but comical family problems. Mrr. Gage .,... Frieda .QQ ,...,.u,,. . Sarab Gage ..,,,e,, Paula Gage .,.,.,, Barbara Gage ........,,, George H ufted .,........, jonathan Rock wood Matbilda Rockwood Mr. Loorrm ,.u,...u.........r Uncle Walter ,,,,....i Matt Rockwood ,,,.,., Canon .,.,,..e.. ...,iuu Director ,..iu,.,,uuuuu,, Student Director .,e,,, CAST NE1.soN SCHMITZ AGEN CARR CROWELL HENDRICKSON SCHMIDT SPLITTSTOESSER STEVENS BJORKLUND D. ELLEFSON HAUGEN .u.,EeMR, EUGENE KOPLITZ ..L.MARLENE JOHNSON 51 WI DI THE SOUTH Mould 50 v ucCC55 S pllf' 5 S i che eredlixfllx-xiytxecrewsi M. Kufwhnet' Uma wi' M. Me gf,. W- K0 U 14 Erlichef' W Kogem R010 ll i - mam ' U Row 21 it Tsgixc, S. HOU' lr ROW 31 ' The junior class play, Wind in the South was about a soldier from a Ger- man family who brought his Italian war bride home to a German settle ment. It was presented fafter much hard workj on November 7. Mr. Wernw . ...... Mn. Werner John Werner WJ. AMUNDSON FILLMORE SOLBERG Elue ...,.....rV.. r,..,...,,.,r,.... S . SMITH Pzetro .,,....... Mana .,,,..,,..,...... ,.,r,,. Mrs. Seckler Dora ,..,.,rr.... Director ,,...,, - .....,, D. CRISLER . BALKO J. BRYNGBLSON ,.,................. E. TIMBLIN MWMR. EMERSON HYDE Mary, where are your yboef? o A ,A kb, s , s Bev, Ann and Rita. Tboxe good old camp dayf. All ready for clan. CAMERA CLOSEU PS I A ini y 1-,t D A.- K, ZZ: . ' ' 4, 5. .v v v ' .. ,uhzysgailf--af. I eq isa. -. 1 ':- i'm- X 'w' 'Mtg ' 'W K 'M s gp I' g V'?,f6f'i'Nr '51, ' 'De -- .' .d o e of 9 E .X A Q. ,fa Don't they look glamoroux? Our bafbful bathing beautief. Maybe :be if trying to eat the Somebody had 4 bmhddy WUT- camera. Dory, you're riding backwards! , , . 4 g - Q 5 53 x K SCHOOL SNAPS Mr. john Hoar, principal of the high Jchool, hwy at hif dexk in the auemhly. Mrs. Blanfhe Iikherg flcftl and Mn. Cora Rirhardf, molar at Barron High, get ready to ,rerve another noon meal, Q , 1.1 Pompomf were Jold during Homecoming week by the Hi-Life Jtaff, Here Linda Schielke, LaVonne Wenzel, Karen Pegk, and Dan Severude work hard to fill the demand. 54 Picture: for the Bahian were taken hy Mr. Regi- nald Def Ixler of the Stehhim-Def l5IeJ Photo :hop iii ff! 57 I X N 1 N Q52 34, X16 540-FD ' S f . 7 X QQ? 5 X WSAX 1 if N eJHlov' Eugene 4 lkfn X x Coach Ralph Bailey and Captain Dean McManur dircun rtrategy to he wed againft next opponent. Tom Klinhenherg, Bear fullback, roundr end in tilt with Ladyrmith. FOCTBALL 51 SEZ W ...l mx 'S f C2 Q1 Qi --'ale' qi HEART-O'-NORTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS Won Lost Bloomer .,... --- ......,..., 6 0 Rice Lake ...A. ,,....h.E,........ 5 l Hayward .,.........,. - ....., ----3 3 Spooner ......,,.....E.... ........, 3 3 Ladysmith .,...,. - ................. 2 4 Barron ....................... ---ul 5 Cumberland ------- .....,....... --l 5 The Bears started out the season with a strong first string, but lacked experience in their reserves. We were looking for a successful season barring injuries' but the roof fell in, Four of the players that started out the season as first string failed to finish due to severe injuries. These players were Bob Thorsbakken, Dave McDonald, How- ard Whitmore, and Lester Cobb. Bear: action in lan! conference game at Ladyfmitb. 'M 5 we 1 .J OUR BEARS Row 1: D. Crisler, B. Rogers, D. Kurschner, N. Hubbard, C. Nyht, V. Etlicher, L. Fornell, Kilfner, P. Etlicher, C.,Bisl'1op. Row 2: M. Weber, B. Fraley, E. Elkin, T. Klinkenberg, J. Ayrea, B. Nelson, D. McManus, R. Hartzell, D. Kirkman, M. Gar- dner. D. Dimick, E. Church. R010 3: D. Carr, G. Sterzel, D. Hazeltine, I.. Syndergaard, D. Knowlton, D. McDonald, B. Thorsbakken, L. Flygstad, L Lightner, D. Orn, J. Schmitz. 57 LYLE FLYGSTAD Tackle ' TOM KLINKENBERG Tom Klinltenberg brought recognition upon Barron and Barron athletics by being elected to the All-Northwest football team. The team was elected by football coaches in the area and Tom won the left tackle berth. Tom was further re- warded by being picked for honorable mention on the All-State team composed of players from the entire state. This year was Tom's third at tackle, but midway through the season, he was switched to fullback because of the team's many injuries. Al- though'he lacked experience, he filled the job well, and by the end of the season, he became a marked man in the Barron backfield. He still played tackle on defense and his 210 pounds held up more than his share of the line. TOM KLINKENBERG Tackle DAVE MCDONALD Emi DENIS KIRKMAN EUGENE ELKIN Center Tackle BE R GRIDDER BARRON: 0 RICE LAKE: 7 The Bears dropped their first home game of the season to the Warriors from Rice Lake in a hard-fought contest. It was an even-fought battle for three of the four periods, but in the third stanza, the Bears suffered a defensive lapse. Hard running by Warrior backs shoved across a score. BARRON: 6 SPOONER: 25 Barron traveled to Spooner for their second game only to be beaten by a strong Railroader eleven. The first half was nearly even, but an 80 yard punt return in the closing minutes of the second quarter broke the game wide open. The only moment of glory for the Bears was when Bob Nelson passed to Dean McManus on the five who scampered over for the first touchdown of the season for the Maroon and Gold. The try for the extra point failed. BARRON: 0 CHIPPEWA MCDONELL: 34 It was a long trip to Chippewa and a much longer one home as the Bears were out-classed, out-fought, and out-run by a veteran McDonell club. The home team took control of the game at the opening gun and the Bears never seriously threatened. BARRON: 0 BLOOMER: 21 The Bears played one of their best games of the year against a strong Bloomer team and made the Heart-O'-North conference leaders work for every point they got. The score didn't show the closeness of the game. It was 7 to 0 until the final five minutes when the Blackhawks completed two long passes which went for touchdowns. Barron's big threat came right before the end of the half, when a pass from Bob Nelson to Tom Klinkenberg netted 20 yards and the big fullback carried the ball for thirty more yards to the Bloomer 30 yard line before being stopped. Time ran out before another play could be called. JOE AY REA RUSSELL HARTZE LL Tackle End .l L .raM9M MERLIN GARDNER BOB THORSBAKKEN H al fback Emi BARRON: 27 CUMBERLAND: 20 Barron finally came through with a win in conference play as they beat the Beavers with their best scoring effort of the season. Bob Nelson, Tom Klinken- berg, and Dean McManus ran for scores for the Bears and tackle Joe Ayrea re- covered a fumble for the fourth counter. Another beautiful 70 yard run by Captain McManus was called back by a clipping penalty. Cumberland scored on the Bears three times, making the game close until the final gun. Their big threat was passes to their end, Youngberg. BARRON: 6 Hayward: 12 Homecoming proved to be a bad night for the Bears as the Hurricanes from Hayward outlasted them for the win. Klinkenberg scored first on a plunge from the one yard line set up by a 34 yard dash by McManus. Hayward knotted the score up soon after the second half opened, and then with only a few minutes left they scored again. The Bears Came back, but time ran out with the ball on the Hayward 35 yard line. BARRON: 2 LADYSMITH: 5 The last conference game of the season was lost by the Bears not being able to deliver the scoring punch when it was needed. Several times they were within the Ladysmith 15 yard marker but could not shove the ball over. A brief lead was gained by the Bears when Dave Dimick tackled a Lumberjack halfback in the end zone. The fourth stanza proved the fatal time again when a pass interception and a roughing penalty put the ball on the Barron 18 yard stripe. After a series of downs, the ball lay on the one and the Bears put up a strong defense, but on the fourth down Ladysmith shoved the ball across for the Winning margin. BARRON: 13 LUCK: 0 The Barron Bears ended the season with a non-conference win over Luck on Halloween night. After Merlin Gardner and Bob Nelson scored in the first half, the game came to a standstill with each team exchanging punts for the rest of the game. Many of the underclassmen, or those who are returning next year, were given a chance to play and showed up very well. MARVIN WEBER BOB NELSON End Quarterback NORMAN HUBBARD Guard DEAN MCMANUS :Dean McManus, captain of the Bear football team, was considered by many as the best play- er on the team. Dean, also playing his third year on the team, was one of the best backs in the conference. Despite his lack of size the never weighed more than 145 pounds during the en- tire seasonj, he was the Bear's spark on offense and an excellent halfback on defense. Dean was a real triple threat and could run, kick and pass with equal effectiveness. His ability as an all- around back has not been seen at Barron high in a long time. DEAN MCM ANUS Halfbnck vfbf' .HOWARD WHITMORE Guard ., -f m.wv?5 n it FRESHMAN FOQTBALL .J ' xx Lilli l , x. ' A' . '--- .fi f X?x 'W AQQ7 4 ii' I.-A in-1.5 N, ,', . , ' E 3' rr. K, 1.2 Kass ,Skov 1 .,- - V , . 1 Q ' '. . Row 3: C. Splinszocsser, B. Kuclmcnmeisrcr, M. Mills, D. Kahl, B.Olipl1:int, K. Mullikan, J. Smirh, G. Smith, V. Dowcl, D. Blum, B. jackson. Row 2: M. Etlichcr, B. Manor, W. Espeseth, B. Hall, J. Bilse, G. Hunt, L. Gropp, S. Coon, K. Miller. Row I: G. Severson, R. Kurschner, J. Snydergzard, D. Millerman D. Schmitz, j. Nelson, ZX Davis J. Mullen, G. Thompson, R. Dcyo, D. Timblin. , R. Kurschner, B. Manor, .-45 -' i . - .1, r ,bb 'if X 1 Coach Ralph Baile flank d y e by assistants Fred Swirzenberg and Ed Warwick. :CU Q ivlebef MTA iw X Managers Loweinine a 1019 lets Y' R0SetS em J Q I l Rou' 1: E. Elkin, J. Edson, D. Dimick, B. Nelson, D. Meyers, T. Williams, J. Clemens, D. McManus, L. Cobb, G. Ritchie The Barron team started out the season with an un- impressive 41-36 win over Chetek. johnny Clemens scored 14 points to lead the way in scoring. They then traveled to Ladysmith and were beaten 54- 45. Bob Nelson plunked in 21 points. ' Rice Lake came to Barron on November 25 and went home on the short end of a 52-37 score. Decem- ber 5, the boys toppled Cumberland 52-48. joel Edson hit 19 points against the Warriors, while 'Dean Mc- Manus fired in 13 in the win over Cumberland. Bloomer was the scene of the next battle, where the Maroons just about upset the Blackhawks. The final score was 55-50. Edson again scored 19 points. Cameron visited Barron and in a very uneven ball game the Bears won, 50-36. The Barron boys then walloped New Richmond, 60-40 and in the best team-scoring effort, beat Spooner, 66-47. Edson had 17 and 23, but in the Spooner game other Bears hit double figures. Nelson with 12, Clemens with 14, and Eugene with 11. Night before lbe game. Coach Ed. Warwick and Caplain Moe Elkin go over lat! minute delailt. The Hurricanes from Hayward won a heartbreaker from the Warwickites, 56-54. Larsen, who scored 37 points for the Hawyard five, calmly put two free throws in after the gun had sounded. Nelson hit 13 to lead the Bear's scoring. The Lumberjacks from Ladysmith visited Barron on january 23. They spurred to a first quarter lead, then coasted the rest of the way. The final score was 64-52 with Edson and McManus scoring 14 points each. The Barron outfit then journeyed up to Rice Lake to play their long arch rivals. Rice Lake was behind the first half by 17 points, but fought back and just about upset the Barron five. The final scoring was 47-43 with Nelson and Clemens plunking through 8 points each to lead a balanced scoring attack. Cumberland journeyed to Barron on January 30 only to be beaten soundly, 59-44. Edson and Nelson shared scoring honors with 13 markers apiece. Cameron played host to the Bears and gave them a tough battle for the first half, but in the third quarter, the visitors broke loose for 22 points. The outburst came after a rugged half-time. The final score was 57- 48 with Ne1son's 12 points heading a well-rounded at- tack. Bloomer was the next game and the Bears were really up for the battle. The Hawks forged a seven point lead at half-time and held it the rest of the way. The final score: 59-52 A stubborn Spooner club was the next foe for the Bears and they came to town ready to avenge an earlier defeat. Coach Bailey substituted for Coach Warwick, who was ill with rheumatic fever and missed his first game in several years. The Bears won 48-41 and Cle- mens led the team with 18 points. The last conference game and the last home game for eight seniors was played with the rough and ready Hayward Hurricanes. The game although close was never in doubt to anyone on the team for everyone went out with determination to win. The taller Hut- ricanes were out rebounded and the Bears with bal- anced scoring won 57 to 43. Three players hit double figures with Edson's 15 points centering the attack and Nelson and Clemens with 11 each rounding out the majority of scoring. fr ll 77 Row 1: B. Yraky, L. Cobb, B. Ckmens, S. Nason. G. Yxkuzhkc. ' X D. Num, V. Dowd, L. NXcDomXd, B. McManus, T. Wlkwams Yww 7.1 Cinch Warvunk, L. Huscm, G. Stax-Le , ' x . . H mea L f' gf' f 1 - ' 'QQ N-LA --. I X ,. . A J 'M . V 'a fc-A I 5, F r f Q f 1.3 ' K A 5, -an r Y. -K, F.F.h f.F.A 2 9 ...Q WH: ore M Gardner Cinch Nahum. Row X1 Hagen, L. Nocdkus, N. Cones, H. x m , . Y Row 7.: Y.. Bkrkhoh-L, manager, D. Xiurschner, D. CrksXer, K. Tkrcman, Y. Edkcher. YJ. Thotsbzkken. Row '51 S. OXson, S. Hekman, X. Nivea, Y. YYeXXman, 64 F u F u Q .a.?'7W ls 'sf fl' ,J btw JI 1 V' Row 1: D. McDonald, V. Schleiss, D. Ellefson, R. Hunt, H. Germanson, R. Reich, D. Fornell, R. Bonner, D. Meyers, L. Flyg- stacl. R010 2: B. Koser, E. Snyder, R. Harrzell, T. Klinkenberg, M. Gardner, D. Klefstad, P. Johnson, A. Stevens, O. Stokes, F. Hellmann, G. Sterzel, Coach F. Switzenberg. Row 3: J. Nelson, E. Risberg, D. Bishop, D. Goff, E. Church, J. Amundson, J. Hellmann, L. Snydergaard, A. Flygsrad, H, Whit- 952 CINDERME 1952 TRACK SEASON The spring of 1952 saw Barron High's cindermen bring to a close another successful track season. The thinclads participated in six meets including the state track meet at the end of the season. They placed second in three of these meets, third in one and lost their only dual meet with Eau Claire Regis. Five boys placed either first or second in the Rice Lake Sectional and thus qualified for the state meet at Madison. They were: Vic Schleiss, Tom Klinkenberg Bob Bonner, and Don Meyers. Bonner, who ran the mile, Schleiss, in the dashes and Meyers in the 440 were the team's most consistent winners. This year's team had four returning lettermen from which to form a nucleus. Al- though this is fewer than in past years, Coach Fred Switzenberg is looking forward to another successful year. x x ' Y -yu Q, , lk 5 5 ,, J -in Lt -1- 4 .r-' '-l' ,+i1 I I l ,, Q I ., I l J ' 2 W If , -D A 4 ,1 X . ,,,,,,, - 0' j , e 'f C 5, ee- Barron's 1952 track team posing with Coach Fred Switzenberg after - the Rice Lake sectional. l. 65 Bank row: R. Hunt, D. Klefstad, V. Schleiss, A. Stevens, H. Germanson, T. Klinkenberg, D. Meyers. Front row: Coach Fred Switzenberg, O. Stokes, D. Fornell, R. Reich, R. Thorsbakken, D. McDonald, R. Bonner. BATTER LIP. Barron, returning to baseball competition after a few years'absence, fielded a successful nine. In conference competition they finished with a three won and three lost record. On the mound the Bears had two experienced hurlers in Lea Halvorson and Gerald johnson and had help from Raymond Buxton. Johnson turned in two shutouts, one against Cameron and one against Rice Lake . The catching chores were divided between Eldon Lawrence and Robert Fra- ley and David Dimick held down first base until the tournament. Bob Nelson played second and was relieved by Dick Lucivansky. David Kurschner and David Ellefson finished out the infield. Kurschner got on base a lot and David Ellefson proved the long ball. In the outfield you would usually find Roger Hunt, Vic Schleiss, and Guy Ritchie. Dan Severude, who filled in anywhere in the outfield, was the batting star in the tournament game with Rice Lake by whacking out two doubles. With the dismissal of three key players the night before the tournament, Barron's team was weakened. With the line-up changed by Ellefson at first, Kurschner at third and Edson filling in at short the Bears beat Rice Lake and Cameron and then with hopes high got dumped by Frederic to finish their season. The Bears have quite a number of lettermen returning and hopes are high for this season. 1952 BASEBALL RESULTS Barron 7 Chetek 2 Barron 7 Hayward 8 B Barron l 9 Cumberland 6 Barron Barron 7 Rice Lake 0 Orton Barron 5 Cameron 3 Barron Barron I4 Bloomer 3 Barron 2 Ladysmith 5 f XX f r ,IQ As' 'f ia ,,qFl.,e A5019 5 P0 ' i A' I Q1 N5!f 5 ei:-- -.fig 'll' 'ffl W' 54 ' 'i ' nsi par . .if L 433 31 -534. any 21 'V H. A 7Qgx5'd 1 ,, l gent! f t 'L ki IN tal, Q 15? I :X il TOURNAMENT 5 Cameron l 3 Rice Lake 3 Frederic O 12 7 Back Row: Am. Coach Bailey, J. Edson, D. Dimick, D. Ellefson, G. johnson, B. Nelson, R. Fraley, Coacb Warwick. Front Row: R. Hunt, D. Severude, V. Schleiss, D. Lucivansky, D. Kurschner, G. Ritchie. Forrgrouml: B. Manor, Manngn. 66 Golf, a new sport High for the first time, Playing on the Bloomer PLEASE REPLACE THE TURF! MATCH PLAY Barron 5 Bloomer 7 Barron 6 Rice Lake 2 Barron 8 Cumberland 2 Barron 7M Cumberland 2M Barron 8 Bloomer 2 Barron 3M Rice Lake 4K2 introduced at Barron became a big success. course for the opener, Lcfl to rigbt: Keith Jasperson, Eugene Elkin, john Clemens, and Coacb E the Bears lost a close match to the Bloomer team. The match was tied when 'the last Bar- ron golfer missed the winning putt on the eighteenth hole and Bloomer picked up two points and the match. Rice Lake came to the Bear course and went home after being beaten by the Bears and a decisive score. john Clemens, Lea Hal- verson, and Eugene Elkin scored points for Barron. Barron then held a home and away series with Cumberland and beat them soundly both times. At Barron, Clemens shot a three over the series. merson Hyde. par 36 and a 40 at Cumberland to lead the Bears in In the final match, Rice Lake turned the tables on the Bears and beat them by one point. Clemens ended the year by beating his man and thus winning all six matches he played. In season play, the Bears ended up with four wins and two losses. On Saturday, May 17, the golf team traveled to Cumberland to compete in the Heart O' North conference golf tournament. Barron won the tournament with a team score of 365 followed by Rice Lake with 577 and Cumberland took third with a 403. The rest of the teams were Bloomer 414, Hay- ward 418, Spooner 441, and Ladysmith 467. Barron also won individual honors as john Clemens took medalist honors and Lea Halverson placed second. The Bears proved they had the two best golfers in the tournament, along with Larry Schmitz, who placed fifth. B Team cheefleaderr, Gerry Curtis, Joyce Walenrky, 'A Team cbeerleaderr, Edna Blum and Marilyn Williams. 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