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

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to the wheel and make B. H. S. a winner. Let's show them that we are backing our school to the limit. All together, let's boost for Barron High! . - OUR BOOK This is the first B. H. S. Book that has been issued since 1915. Last year we had planned on getting out a book but on account of the Flu the project had to be abandoned. -Early this year the matter was again taken up and elections to the staff were made. Various matters were discussed and plans made but actual work did not begin until after the beginning of the second semester. While the staff has put in many hours of hard thought and labor on the book, we have enjoyed it and have tried to bring together a book worthy of bearing the name of B. H. S. We wish to take this opportunity to thank all of the students for their advice and contributions. Also we extend our thanks to the members of the faculty who have helped us in our work and without whom this book would never have been realized. We sincerely hope that sometime in the future you may have pleasant memories of the days you spent in B. H. S. as you read this book. If so, it fulfils its purpose. ' -1 A FAREWELL Our High School days are nearly o'er, These pleasures are for us no more. With just a twinge of vain regret, We wonder if we did credit To those so deeply interested ln all the things we ever did. To mother, who, with all her prayer, Has builded castles in the air. While father with his manly pride, Has watched us into manhood stride. Our teachers, too, we all do thank, For helping us by being frank. Now as we say our fond farewells, Our fancy on the future dwells. By mother's prayers and father's pride CAnd teacher's rules we did abidelg They'll help us o'er the tide of life When worth while things seem bot for strife. BLANCHE RONEY, '20.

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GOLDEN BARRITT Alas, that such brilliangy should be wasted 'on Barron. 1 ORA COE For an all-around sportsman, give us Tillieg RAYMOND HAGEMEISTER Why sueh an innocent face? Well, Q innoc ice is bliss! , O ' FRED HALL There is only one Fred Hall. That . as it should be. If he were twins, each would die laughing at the other. - ,PAUL HILL Never studied, never wilL .M