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

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I Freshmen WINI FRED A ANDERSON When mischief prevails She is al- ways there. . HOLLIS BABOOOK ., He is a man who does his ow11 thinking and needs but little ad- vice. V DELTA RAGLEY , U Tall and slim, Aneat and prim. BARNEY BARSTAD His blushes come and go. . DOROTHEA' BERG ' U ' A winning way, aepleasant smile. FLORENCE BLAIR ' I Always busy as a bee. ' BLANUHE BROWN She has two eyes, so soft and brown. - ETHEL CARLSON . She isn't as meek as she looks. VERA CHAPMAN In her friendship there is nothing insincere. GEORGE CHRISTENSON He speaks to no one but boys. ROSELLA OHRONQUIST Curly-locks, curly-locks, wilt thou be mine? UARYL COE Laugh andngrow fat. THEODORE AOOON' 'Tis feared he will die of over- work. LYELL UOWLEY Sober in all things, wise in a few. GLADYS DAVIDSON A true friend. MORGAN DAVIS A cherub's faee, a rascal all the rest. LEVVIS DOWD One sweet smile, and then an- other. ' ANNA FAHLGREN ' ' The fairness of her face no tongue can tell, ' CLARA FALK O is for Clara, '- . Studious and alert, ' Now wou1dn't it be shocking, . If she'd start to iiirt? FRANCIS Foss ' Nohone knows what she is think- ing about. VERVA FOX A modest little maiden. A IDA HARTZELL .H . It does one good to look at 11er big. brown eyes. RAYMOND HARTZELL Always happy as 'the lark. KATHERINE HEDENSTROM Sometimes I think 1 a1n in love, VERA JONES NV e buy her for what s11e's worth and sell her for what she thinks she's worth. ' - HAROLD HEFFNER. Q - Bright eyes that reigned influ- - ence. -' ' MARJORIE. KALLENRACH ' Does she ever sit still? ' ' Amen KELLY - ' She would do anything for her brother. ' KENNETH KELLY - With such Iiery hair he must have a hot temper. 1 JANET KIRKWOOD ' - We sce her charming, but we see 11ot half the charms her down- cast modesty conceals. CLIFFORD LARSON ' Ain't he cute? CLYDE ,LILLY Ambitious 'is he. GAIL LOCKE I He's short but, Oh, My!

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1 l Kallenback, Carlson, Hedenstrom, Larson, Lilly, A. Kelly . Loverude, Babcock, K. Kelly, - Bagley, Falk, Foss Fahlgren, , Davidson, Kirkwood, Brown. Berg, Coe, Fox, Jones ' Cowles' Cla ' - 'W - -' ' ' ,, llpllldll, Heftnei, R.Ha1t4ell, L-hronqiust, Ross, Locke, I.Hartzell, Davis . B?-u Meyer, Olson, XVintrone, Orn, Nelson, Coon, Swanson, Simonson, Blair, Wipperman H. Ness, 'Simon, VVallace, I. Ness, Rogers, Barstad, Maxson B Reed, Mason, Patrick, Christensen

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ALICE LOVERUDE Wiser than men think. JAMES LUDVIGSON A gehtleman thro' and thro' but oh, how bashful! ' ICVELYN MA SON No wonder they call her happy, she always has a smile. CLARA MAXSON Her dignity so well beeomes her. GERTRUDE MEYER Freekles, under them lie lnisehief. HELEN NESS In her there is little to criticise. INGA NESS - She is her mother-'s little an el , L. L ., , I i l g' child. I BERTINA NELSON Still waters run deep. BESSIE OLSON - Her smile is as broad 'as the day is long. STELLA ORN Fair' without. faithful within. DORIS PITZER ' The star of the 'elass. GRACE PATRICK Two little dimples on her cheeks and she smiles, oh, so sweetly! KENNETH REED You eouldn't part him from his best friend. HELEN ROGERS A jolly good scout. BERT ROSS Where'er he is, there lurks mis- chief. MARTHA SIMON Her eyes tell tales that words cannot express. ' ISABELLE SIMONSON Who would ever think that she wasn't hashful? ESTH'ER SWANSON No one ever said anything but nice words to her. SYLVESTER WALLACE As to wit, if not first, in the very first line. LOTTIE WINTRONE A quiet friend. X A Freshman, to the qeustion marks o11 his English paper- What are you there for, little buttonhook? And all your million brothers. There's ten of you on my paper, How many on the others?