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

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B CLUB , ,f- Zv- -ef W,- ,ns ,N Row l-M. Schulln, D. Barritt, D. Olson, C. Maltz, W, Johnson, Coach Dernuin. Row 2-O. Olson, E. Ostenson, M. Dennis, H. Place, R. Dimick, H. Nevin, D. Flygstad. Row 3-L. Aicher, H. Klinkenberg, W. Peterson, C. Dimick, R. Wethern, W. Knutson, G. Akenson. The main purpose of the B Club is to bring men earning letters in major athletics together. The club aims to promote a better relationship between men in various sports, also to act as a welcoming committee for visiting teams. The Club Officers are: President, Dean Flygstadg Vice President, Eddie Ostensong Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Wethern. The club was reorganized this year and has played an important part in social events of the school. Members contributed to the success of the homecoming, sold Christmas trees, sold refresh- ments at the basketball games and at several parties, and sponsored a Red Cross benefit basketball game. Dean Flygstad Page Twenty-zighz

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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

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f America Future Farmers 0 D'mick M Blair, R. Hoff, L. Lein, D. Berg- 4-E. Hanson, C. Holdorf, T. Thompson, J. Koenig, R. Hermann, B. johnson, L. Hoff, R. 1 , . strom, L. Severson, G. Hanson, R. Anderson, L. Bertelsen, -W. johnson. 3-D. Blake, G. Sellent, E. Foss, L. Farr, D. Stokes, P. Bauer, H. Nevin, W. Lentz, L. Frankhauser, K. Stokes, W. Peterson, R. Otto, K. Workman, H. Christensen, D. Blume, I. Thompson, L. Lemke. 2-L. Lipkc, D. Kuhrt, C. Balog, R. Hischke, S. Louis, E. Winterle, D. Schultz, G. Thompson, A. Eggleston, J. Anderson, D. Kuhrt, N. Zobrak, I. Anderson, M. Berger, F. Darrah, D. Clauson, D. Burdick. l-D. A. Hendrickson-Advisor, G. Lindstedt, G. HOB, H. Bunkrud, W. Bonkrud, C. Pearson, D. Swan, W. Bjugstad, E. Roets, R. Ander- son, N. Burdick, D. Penzkover, D. Nevin, L. Peterson, H. Stair. The F. F. A., under the direction of Mr. Hendrickson, is a club composed of seventy members who are taking agriculture. The purpose of the F. F. A. is to bring together farm youth. The objectives for this year were to enter the public speaking contest, to send two delegates to the F. F. A. convention at Madison, to take charge of the annual poultry show, have a checker tournament, a county ban- quet for raising green hands to Future Farmers, candy sales, and furnish pins to those members getting second degrees. This organization also has a baseball and basketball team, which plays games with other teams in the sur- rounding community. Each member has a home project. They have thirty-six projects from which to choose. They also carry on a Junior herd testing program, the purpose is to give members practice in testing milk and keeping records, so they will be able to select better Cows. The officers are: Richard Dimick, presi- dentg Milton Blair, vice-president, Loren Bertelson, secretaryg Kenneth Workman, anson, reporter treasurer, and Glen H . Page Twenty-nine