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

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Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief --h--- Literary Editor - - Editor Boys' Athletics - Editor Girls Athletics - Art Department - - Snapshot Department - Senior Class Editor - Junior Class Editor - Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor Business Manager - - - Assistant Business Manager - - - The students get the fun of it, The High School gets the fame, The publishers get the money And the stan? gets all the blame, Golden Barritt Anne Schultz Gorden Pederson - Eva Klein - Fred Hall Wallace Holman Ardith McKee Esther Borg Norman Meyer Evelyn Mason Harry Burnham - Ora Coe

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Editorials TUITION PUPILS , THE number of tuition pupils attending Barron High.School has increased greatly in the past few years. This year ninety-seven of the one hundred sixty-three students enrolled are from without the district. They come, for the most part, from the territory adjacent to the city and from the southern and western parts of the county in which there are no high schools. With the advent of so many tuition pupils, conditions have arisen which require careful consideration and study. The increased attendance requires and to a large extent makes' possible a wider range of election in the course of study pursued. But' under present conditions, a proper diversification is not possible, due to a lack of facilities for introducing the extra courses. Our class rooms, as Well as the assembly, are filled to overflowing at all times by the classes in courses now prescribed. Our teaching staff is overloaded with work. Our laboratories are crowded and the equipment in them is inadequate for careful experimental work. The solution of the problem seems, to us, best accomplished by increasing the size of the High School building and by increas- ing the teaching force. An addition will be necessary shortly at all events and if we would serve the cause of educating our young people well, the sooner our facilities are enlarged, the better work can be done. -, SCHOOL SPIRIT ' What is school spirit and what does it amount to? School spirit is to our school what patriotism is to our country. This is our school and it is a good one. We are willing to do anything to increase the fame and reputation of the school. We want to get behind it and make it a winner even if a small personal sacrifice is necessary. That is true school spirit. The support given our basket ball teams the past year by the students has been pitifully poor. There was but little cheering at the games and the little that was manifested was very feeble. The same spirit was shown when we had mass meetings at the schoolhouse. Only a few of our old standbys really got' in and made a noise. The rest stood silent or nearly so. Our representatives have shown up well in the various con- tests this year and we'are proud of it. We have just as good or even better prospects for next year. Let's all get our shoulder