Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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t (r. a. a. Top Row—fLeft to Right 1—Molly Schwindt. Hilda Bastron, Jeanette Rogers. Stella Osborne. Dorothy Suit. Lydia Able, Kmma Klelm, Miss Moore. Lucille Kricson, Katherine Strizek, Jo Fricke. Jac Leach. Alyce Mae Orr. Dorothy Hochstettler. Second Row— fL ft to Rlghtl—Louise Austin. June Austin. Mildred Michael. Lena Reed, Ruth ISberhardt. Rose Krbes. Myrle Keep. Kmma Schwindt, Kvelyn Hill. Catherine Gibson. Dorothy Hey I, Beulah Hill, Maxine Cadwell. Third Row—fLeft to Right 1—Helen Ross. Margaret Prideaux. Kvelyn Flowers, Francis Herz-l erg. Irene Chavez. Margaret Klemke. I lie ( . A. A. girls have done more this year toward organizing a G. A. A. organization than for several years. The group of about sixty divided into two divisions. Each division had a secretary and treasurer, the whole group being guided by the sure and steady hand of the President, Louise Austin and Sponsor, Miss Moore. The secretaries of the divisions were Lucille Ericson and Jean Warren. The event which the girls looked forward to all year was the girls’ basketball tournament, in which, after a hard-fought battle, the Senior girls were victorious. e — 19 — 5

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TRACK Top How—| Left io Right ]—Leo Hell, Joe Soto, Charles Dominguez, Lew Walters, Lari Johnson. Robert Meredith. Bradford Benton, George Duerkson. Bottom ttow—|l, ft l.° Lorraine George. James Jensen. James Brown. Lvle Roseberrv Sam Todd. Louis Ahepta, Milton Gibson. Howard Roseberry, Virgil Palmer. Coach Young. ’ In the spring, the young man s thoughts turn to—track. At the beginning of the season the Seniors took the inter-class meet, with the Sophomores running a close second. Bayard took the next two meets—the Scottsbluff Relays and the Alliance dual meet. Alliance forced them to take second place in both Western Nebraska and Regional meet. At the Mitchell meet, Bayard took an easy first with Lyman coining in second. At the State track and Held meet held at Lincoln, Bayard was represented bv Meredith. Walters and 1 avlor. We tied for fifth. t — 18 —

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Top Row—fLeft to Right]—George Duerksen, Charles Lambert. Tom Vinegar, Louis .Vinegar. Elwood Hanna. Virgil Palmer. Ira Wickstrom, James Brown. Lew Walters. Middle Row—f Left to Right]—Oran Jackson. Dave Schwartz, Howard Roseberry, Bill De Vault. Bradford Benton. Charles Dominguez. Leonard Calvert, Donald Candlin, Coach Young. Bottom Row—fLoft to Right ]—Kenneth Johnson. John Crump. Ralph Bristol. Kdward Sibbern-sen, Cecil Suit. Hale Merry. LEW WALTERS, President CECIL SUIT, Secretary-Treasurer The “ir Club is an organization open to all men who have been awarded a letter in either football, basketball, or track while in high school. The club is under the superivision of Coach Young, and under his guidance has made rapid progress. Each year the boys nominate various girls for the honorary position of football queen, and this year the student body elected Alyce Mae Orr. ?= «—■ - - if= ? — 20 —