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

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First Row, left to right: L. Lightner, L. Norelius, A. Espeseth, J Hulbert, L. Heath, N. Hubbard, R. Kirkman, T. Williams, D. Schiefel bein, E. Hughes, P. Thompson, R. Knowlton Second Row: P. Scheerer, C. Nelson, D. Schultz, H. Rogers, R Richardson, T. Pimple, B. Knser tCaptainh, R. Hunt, J. Hanson, B McDonald, L. Etlicher, D. Janke, R. Turgeson, J. Taylor. Third Row: B. Williams tManagerl, J. Paulson, B. Ritchie, K. Mc Donald, D. Jorstad, V. Koepp, J. Hendrickson, L. Etlicher, B. Weeks, B, Thorsbakken, L. Frisinger, Roger Hunt, V. Schleiss. Fourth Row: R. Hanson, E. Engstrom, E. Miller, L. Flygstad E, Johnson, T. Klinkenberg, R. Bonner, J. Olson, S. Severson, D Lucivansky, C. Engstrom, J. Heintz, M. Gardner. 7 an Wfdfyly Barron suffered its first defeat., Sept. 16, at Bloomer hy a score of 13 to 0. The biggest factor in producing the defeat was laek of experience, The SQC0l'ltl CHCOIUITBI' with Cl1l1llJ6l'laI1Ll at the Barron llginorial Field Showed 3 I1'111Cl1 better organized squad, both offensively and defensively. Har Rogers managed to struggle across for pay dirt in the first quarter. Turgeson made the extra point good, which left the llellf tilllc SCUFQ HT T-0. Again ill the third period B311-011 bulled its xvay 31314033 the Six point line. The game ended, 14-0. On Sept. 30 Barron traveled to Hayward for a day game 'and defeated them 16-0. ln the seeond quarter Rogers went Over from the three yard line. In the last minutes of the third quarter Bob Ritchie called on Tlll'fl9S0l1 to try his toe for a field goal from the 30 yard line, The kick was good. A completed pass to .lorstad in the tinal lap sent him over for another 'l'.ll. Turgeson kicked the point after. The second defeat Caine Oct. T, when the Ladysmith Luinberjacks, who were ctmferenee ehainpions, journeyed here to win by a small margin of G-O, The firgt half was 3 thriller with neither team scoring. Ladysmith fought her way into scoring distance during the fourth quarter. On Oct. 14, the Bears took a dislieartening S-ti defeat from the NVarriors. Rice Lake made their touehdoxvn early iii thi- 5Y'!flIl1iltliltll'l'01'. In the early part of the fourth period Bar- ron was downed behind their own goal giving the lvarriors two more points. In the last min- utes of the game .lorstad passed a long one to Rogers who ran it over for Barron! only touchdown. I Spooner came to Barron on Oc-t. 2 to try and upset the Bearis homecoming and were turned hack with a defeat of 15-0. ln the first quarter the Bears marched up to the one yard line: and after several attempts, Rogers harged over the goal line. No extra point was made. ln the third quarter Rogers r. n 27 yards for another TID. and McDonald ran over for the extra point. The Bears collected two more points after tackling one of the Spooner players behind their own goal line. tt