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Eagle Flyer - Barneveld School District

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<strong>Eagle</strong> <strong>Flyer</strong><br />

UPCOMING EVENTS<br />

2/19 - BBB vs. Hustisford 7:00<br />

2/21 - GBB vs. Juda 6:00<br />

2/21 - State Wrestling 3:00<br />

2/22 - BBB Regional Semi-final 7:00<br />

2/22-23 - State Wrestling 10:00<br />

2/26 - GBB Regionals 7:00<br />

<strong>Eagle</strong>s Barely Win<br />

Over The Orioles<br />

By: Cayla Carden<br />

Edited By: Kaitlyn Walker<br />

On Saturday night, the <strong>Barneveld</strong> Lady <strong>Eagle</strong>s<br />

played the Argyle Orioles in a make-up game from<br />

the previous Thursday. With it being Pink Night and<br />

having all the fun and outstanding activities going<br />

on, the girls were ready to get the win on the court.<br />

The game started out very slow and Argyle was<br />

determined from the beginning to stay in the game<br />

and have a chance at winning. With the score being<br />

11-10 <strong>Barneveld</strong> winning at the end of the first half,<br />

the Orioles knew that they were still in it. But coming<br />

out of the locker room, the <strong>Eagle</strong>s were determined<br />

that they needed to get some points and get ahead.<br />

With outscoring Argyle by 10 in the second half, the<br />

final score came out to be 41-30 <strong>Barneveld</strong> won.<br />

Rachel Slaney was the top scorer of the night with<br />

24 points and McKenzie Sporle followed her with<br />

6. Slaney also lead the team in rebounds with 11,<br />

and Hailey Kleppe contributed with 5 more. Hannah<br />

Whitish had 7 steals and Rachel Slaney came out with<br />

6. Good luck to the Lady <strong>Eagle</strong>s in their next game.<br />

Black Hawk Takes the Win<br />

By: Cierra Crawfis<br />

Edited by: Kaitlyn Walker<br />

The <strong>Barneveld</strong> Boys’ basketball team<br />

traveled down to Black Hawk <strong>School</strong> for the big<br />

game. This game is to determine if they take<br />

second in conference or tie with Monticello for<br />

second. The first time <strong>Barneveld</strong> played Black<br />

Hawk they lost by 2 points at <strong>Barneveld</strong>; making<br />

the game more important. <strong>Barneveld</strong> leads<br />

the first quarter only by one point, 12-11. Still<br />

leading in the second quarter until Black Hawk<br />

pulls ahead by three in the third. Jeremy Whitish<br />

being the top scorer had 14 points, including<br />

three three’s. Devon Schult pulls right behind<br />

Jeremy having 12 points with two three’s. This<br />

putting <strong>Barneveld</strong> to score 14 points in the 4 th<br />

quarter, Black Hawk scoring 15 points. <strong>Barneveld</strong><br />

playing at their hardest wasn’t able to pull out<br />

the win. <strong>Barneveld</strong> ends the game losing by 4<br />

points, 47-43 Black Hawk. This having <strong>Barneveld</strong><br />

tying for second with one conference game left.<br />

Senior Profile: Bridget Olsen<br />

By Brooke Eno<br />

Edited by Cayla Carden<br />

Bridget Olsen has been attending<br />

<strong>Barneveld</strong> <strong>School</strong> since she was in pre-school<br />

and now she is finally a senior and can’t wait<br />

to graduate. Next year she will be attending<br />

either Chippewa Valley Tech in Eau Claire or<br />

Northeast Technical College in Green Bay and<br />

will be majoring as an Ultrasound Technician.<br />

She spends most of her free time working at<br />

Culver’s or doing random and crazy stuff with<br />

her best friends Liz Arneson, Brooke Eno,<br />

and Heather Evans. She also enjoys going to<br />

basketball games and cheering at the top of her<br />

lungs when the time comes to be super loud.<br />

Some of her favorite memories from being in<br />

high school are winning game night two years<br />

in a row, finally having homecoming week, her<br />

first homecoming dance, and junior prom. She<br />

said she was most excited about game night<br />

because the Class of 2013 has always been the<br />

underdogs when it comes to class challenges,<br />

so it was a great excitement when her class won<br />

game night back-to-back years. When asked<br />

about her first homecoming dance, she said,<br />

“Any excuse for me to wear heels and a pretty<br />

dress is always exciting for me.” The homecoming<br />

dance was also exciting for her because she’s<br />

never had a school dance in October before;<br />

usually there isn’t a dance until the Winter Ball<br />

in January. Her loud personality and fast acting<br />

leadership skills will be missed next year, but<br />

everyone wishes her the best in her future.<br />

Bridget Olesn<br />

February 21 th<br />

Editor: Kylie Johnson<br />

Parent/Teacher<br />

Conferences<br />

P/T conferences for high<br />

school teachers will run a little<br />

differently on February 25 th .<br />

The high school teachers will<br />

hold their conferences in their<br />

rooms; this will allow teachers<br />

to work on other projects when<br />

not holding a conference and<br />

also allows for more private<br />

conferences. Conferences are<br />

scheduled from 11:00-7:00, with<br />

a few exceptions. Ms. Singer will<br />

be here from 12:00-4:00 and Mr.<br />

Elfering and Mr. Neuroth will<br />

be available from 11:00-4:00.<br />

Last week the <strong>Flyer</strong> advisor goofed and put the<br />

wrong picture in for Kaila, this is one of her<br />

senior photos.


The 2 nd Round of the <strong>Eagle</strong><br />

Versus the Panthers<br />

By: Tanner Sullivan<br />

Edited By: Devon Schult<br />

The <strong>Eagle</strong>s started with some intensity in<br />

the first and outscored Juda by 6. The game was<br />

12 to 6 at the end of the 1 st quarter. At half the<br />

<strong>Eagle</strong>s were up ten, leading 27 to 17. The <strong>Eagle</strong>s<br />

came out of halftime slow with Juda closing<br />

the gap to 2. The <strong>Eagle</strong>s finally got their stuff<br />

together in the 4 th scoring 22 to Judas 11. This<br />

lead to a 56 to 43 eagles victory. Devon Schult<br />

was leading scorer having 19 and Jeremy Whitish<br />

added 12, and the rest of the eagles pitched<br />

in. Now they are fighting to take conference<br />

facing Black Hawk Tuesday, February 12, 2013.<br />

<strong>Eagle</strong>’s defeat from Wildcats<br />

By: Dustin Scott<br />

Edited by: Kylie Johnson<br />

This looked like a tough game for <strong>Eagle</strong>s.<br />

We unfortunately did not have the highest<br />

scoring player of the game but we did the best<br />

we could. Sullivan one of the top three highest<br />

scorers of the game had a pretty good run with<br />

a total of 12 points. The highest scoring player<br />

was Woods for the Wildcats with an amazing<br />

17 points. Also for the Wildcats second highest<br />

scoring player was Hegstrom with 12 points total.<br />

We did well at getting those 3- point shots, a total<br />

of 7- 3 point shots. Wildcats had 5. It seemed<br />

that the Wildcats attacked the hoop more that<br />

shot for 3. <strong>Eagle</strong>s: Sullivan and H. Whitish both<br />

had two, three point shots. Good Job. Wildcats:<br />

Hegstrom had three, three point shots. We<br />

need to attack the hoop just a little more. But<br />

you all did your best. This is only a little dip and<br />

next game lest bring our A game and make up<br />

for this loss with an amazing win. Keep it up.<br />

Tyler Hellenbrand gets ready to play defense.<br />

Mt. Horeb Wrestling<br />

By: Kendra Bahr<br />

Edited By: Lexi Bahr<br />

The Mt. Horeb <strong>Barneveld</strong> wrestling<br />

team traveled to Verona for regionals. MHB<br />

tied on top, with Stoughton, for a team score<br />

of 221. MH/B won the tie-breaker because they<br />

had more placement points in the tournament.<br />

Mt. Horeb was very successful with their wins.<br />

At 106 MH/B placed 1 st , at weight class 113,<br />

Travis Syvrud took 2 nd .For weight class 132,<br />

Cole Syvrud, had a medical forfeit and got 2 nd .<br />

Ryan Crum took 1 st in his weight class, 126, with<br />

an ending score of 8-4. Another first place for<br />

weight class 138, as Sam Kruse wins 7-2. Klayton<br />

Krantz, weight class 145, had a pin in 3:11 to<br />

take home 4 th place. Weight class, 152, Daylon<br />

Bowar, took 2 nd with an easy win with 11-2.<br />

Tristan Luther dominated his weight class, 160,<br />

taking first place with an ending score of 20-<br />

7. Quinn Faust, 182, also received first with an<br />

ending score of 15-2. Keller Kirch placed 5th for<br />

the Vikings. This was a total team win as every<br />

half point made a difference in the team score.<br />

Spanish Club<br />

The Spanish Department of <strong>Barneveld</strong> High <strong>School</strong> is pleased to announce the 2013 Spanish Trip the<br />

European countries of Spain and Italy. This is a unique, once in a lifetime opportunity for students to<br />

experience the languages and cultures of other countries. The students will be doing this by visiting...<br />

1. Madrid (Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, Plaza de Oriente)<br />

2. Toledo, the “city of the three cultures”<br />

3. Zaragoza (El Pilar Basilica)<br />

4. Barcelona (La Sagrada Familia, Montjuïc Hill, Barrio Gótico, Barcelona Cathedral, Parque Guell,<br />

Las Ramblas, Barcelona Flamenco)<br />

5. Civitavecchia (Roman Catacombs)<br />

6. Rome (Colosseum, Roman Forum, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, Trevi Fountain,<br />

Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps)<br />

We would like to give a huge thanks to all of those who have supported us in our fundraising activities and<br />

hope you continue to support us in our upcoming events. Thanks for your support!<br />

Spanish Club Members<br />

Irma Cuevas Theresa Jones<br />

Alexis Bahr Hailey Kleppe<br />

Kendra Bahr Madison Laube<br />

Penelope Bahr Samuel Moyer<br />

Tayler Bowser Tracy Owens<br />

Cayla Carden Tyler Owens<br />

Jenifer Carden Joseph Ruhland<br />

Duane Draper Sally Schaller<br />

Heather Evans Savannah Schaller<br />

Jody Evans Jacob Sickels<br />

Julie Evans Kaila Spaeth-Brunner<br />

Samantha Evans Colton Straubhaar<br />

Daniel Flannery Lisa Straubhaar<br />

Renee Hanson Kristen Udelhofen<br />

Team First<br />

By: Sandra Bertelli<br />

On February 12 th , MHB wrestling team went<br />

to Milton for their first team sectional against<br />

Badger. It was a very exciting and close meet.<br />

MHB started out with a loss by 11-6, but<br />

continued the meet with six wins in a row by<br />

Sam Kruse, Klayton Krantz, Daylon Bowar,<br />

Matt Blome, Tristian Luther and Quinn Faust.<br />

Badger answered with six wins back, where<br />

two of them were pins, and MHB made scored<br />

a win of 7-6 in the very end by Ryan Crum.<br />

With the result being just as many wins,<br />

Badger had two pins, thus got more points.<br />

The final score was 29-23, but congratulations<br />

to MHB for wrestling in their first sectional<br />

meet as a team. This was a team effort, as<br />

every single team point made a difference.

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