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

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Bill Salscheider, Clarence Dimiek, David Olson, Donald Barrilt, Jack Salscheider, Frank McDonald, Dean Flygstad, Loren Aichcr, Stanley Paulson, Kenneth Byrnes, Edwin Ostcnson. Basketball Season BARRON vs CHIPPEWA. Here Being the first game of the season both teams played raggedly. Final Score: Chippewa Falls 18, Barron 16. BARRON vs BLOOMER. There In the lowest scoring game of the season the Black- hawks defeated the Bears by the score of 15 to 8. BARRON vs CUMBERLAND. Here After trailing 17 to 8 at the end of the first half, the Bears made the game very interesting by a determined rally in the second half. Final score: Cumberland 33, Barron 25. BARRON vs LADYSMITH. There Ladysmith took an early lead and held it throughout the game. Final score: Ladysmith 29, Barron 18. BARRON vs SPOONER. Here The Bears gained victory for the first time this season when they defeated Spooner by the score of 23 to 20. BARRON vs CHIPPEWA. There After trailing by only three points in the first half, the Bears collapsed in the third quarter and allowed Chip- pewa to build up a commanding lead. Final score: Chip- pewa 37, Barron 19. BARRON vs CHETEK. Here Barron's next game was with the high-scoring Bull- dogs. The Bears played well in the first half, but were forced to succumb to the aggressive Chetek team in the second half. Final score: Chetek 33, Barron 16. BARRON vs SPOONER. There Playing the Railroaders in their court, the Bears were handed their seventh loss of the season. Final score: Spooner 29, Barron 17. BARRON vs RICE LAKE. Here The ancient rivals battled until the final whistle blew: When the smoke had cleared, Rice Lake was on top with a score of 24 to 23. A free throw in the last one-half minute of play was the deciding factor in the game. BARRON vs BLOOMER. Here This game was played in the afternoon, so that the country students might have an opportunity to attend. Both teams matched point for point in the first three quarters. With three minutes to play, the Bears were leading, 24 to 20. Bloomer was allowed to score 7 points which gave them their victory. Final score: Bloomer 27, Barron 24. BARRON vs LADYSMITH. Here The Bears held the conference champions to 16 points, but could not get more than 10 for themselves. Final score: Ladysmith 16, Barron 10. BARRON vs SPOONER. At Rice Lake This was an elimination game to see which team would play Hayward for the right to enter the regional tourna- ment at Rice Lake. Final score: Spooner 30, Barron 16. . BARRON vs CUMBERLAND. There Barron's next game was with the Cumberland Beavers. Cumberland won with a score of 30 to Barron's 19. A total of 38 fouls were called during the course of the game. BARRON vs RICE LAKE. There Playing their final conference game of the season, the Bears bowed to the Rice Lake quintet who scored 24 to Barron's 10. I The game was tied at the half at 7 to 7, but the remaining quarter found the Rice Lake team scor- ing at will. In the second half the Bears scored three free throws. BARRON H. S. vs BARRON COLLEGE. Here The Barron High school cagers finished up the sea- son with a 27 to 14 win over the college team. The game was played for the benefit of the Red Cross. Owen Olson Page Twenty-:iz

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Row 3-D. Swan, K. Byrnes, P. Ritchie, R. Krahenbuhl, C. Dorsey, R. Buescher, B. johnson, J. Salscheider, H. Akenson, Anderson, B. Rhodes. Row Z-F. W. Switzenherg, assistant coach, I. Anderson, C. Maltz, G. Akenson, R. Wethern, W. Knutson, D. Olson, C. Dimick, D. Barritt, H. Klinkenberg, W. Peterson, G. J. Derouin, Coach. Row l-S. Paulson, D. Flygstad, R. Dimick, E. Ostenson, Captain, H. Nevin, M. Dennis, W. Johnson, F. McDonald, L. Aichef, H. Place, Mgr., O. Olson, Mgr. . a Football Season BARRON vs RICE LAKE The Barron Bears journeyed to Rice Lake to encounter their oldest rival in the first tilt of the season. Lack of pra-ctice sealed Barron's defeat. Final score: Rice Lake 20, Barron 0. Dean Flygstad, end, was injured in scrim- mage and was unable to play during the season. BARRON vs SPOONER A highly favored Spooner eleven came to Barron and expected to win easily, but instead the Bears held them scoreless the entire game. The Bears threatened Spoon- er's goal line consistently, but they could not push the ball over. Final score Spooner 0, Barron 0. BARRON vs BLOOMER Barron journeyed to Bloomer for their next conference game, but too much Homecoming spirit shown by the Bloomer boys, spelled defeat for the Bears. Bloomer scored on a blocked punt and line plunge. Final score, Bloomer 14, Barron O. Mike Schullo was lost for the remainder of the season due to illness. BARRON vs ST. PAT'S HIGH SCHOOL OF EAU CLAIRE The Bears traveled to Eau Claire for the next game and were handed their third setback of the season. Eau Claire returned the kick off for a touchdown, but after that the two teams fought on even terms. Final score St. Eagsfgll, Barron 6. Curly McDonald was injured on the ic o . Page Twenty-five BARRON vs LADYSMITH The Ladysmith Lumberjacks were Barron's first vic- tims. Ladysmith scored first on a pass play. In the third quarter Charlie Moltz broke oil tackle and ran 50 yards for a touchdown. In the final quarter Aicher intercepted a Lumberjack pass and went for a touchdown. Lady- smith threatened in the final minutes but to no avail. Final score Barron 13, Ladysmith 7. BARRON vs CUMBERLAND Barron's final home game was a discouraging defeat at the hands of the Beavers. It was a sorrowful Homecom- ing for the Bears. Final score Cumberland 20, Barron 0. The Spooner team won the Heart O' North Confer- ence Championship. They were an undefeated team. Barron was the only team able to hold the Railroaders to a scoreless tie. Harold Place, Manager

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SECOND TEAM Moltz V n Klinkenberg, H. Akenson, B. Osr n B Rh de C Kun R K ihenbuhl, j. Krahenbuhl, C. Hanson, Senior Letterman IQ DONALD BARRITT-Barron Barritt came through in his senior year to Win a letter. Don showed up well in recovering op- ponents' had passes. 33 DAVE OLSON-Dallas Davels height and weight make him an im- portant factor under the opponents' as well as his own basket. SJ BILL SALSCHEIDER-Barron The long-shot artist of the squad. His dead- eye has often kept Barron in the game. 25 DEAN FLYGSTAD--Barron Despite football season injuries, Dean turned in a basketball performance that surprised every- one. He had spirit, drive, and enthusiasm. 41 Captain EDVVIN OSTENSON-Barron A streak down the floor, a stolen ball, a con- certed drive to the basket. That was Eddie. He was the mainstay of the team and the favorite of audiences. 63 LOREN AICHER-Barron Although a slow starter, lke', warmed up to turn in many sparkling performances. Page Twenty-:eve