Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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DEBATE Top Row—fLeft to Right]—Mr. Holden. Dorothv Hnrhstettler. Alyce May Orr. John ('rump, pot tom Row—[Left to Right!—Betty Crump. Lucille Erlcson, Wylma Nichols. The first event of this debating season was the quad-state debate tournament held at Chadron, Nebraska. The states competing were Colorado, Wyoming. South Dakota and Nebraska. Bayard was defeated in the finals by Rapid City, South Dakota. Bayard's team for this tournament was composed of Wyima Nichols, Betty Crump and Lois Carter as alternate. Several practice tournaments were held with the final tournament held at Scottsbluff. Again Bayard was defeated in the finals, this time by Potter. Nebraska. The team for this debate was composed of Wylma Nichols and Betty Crump, with John Crump as alternate. e=3---: - ■ r -1 — 25 —

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ORCHESTRA VIOLINS—Dorothy Hochstettler, Louise Duerksen, Margaret Klemke, Dorothy Heyl, Doris Prince, Teresa Johnston. Lucille Ericson, Jeanette Rogers, Hilda Bastron, Margaret Lambert. Clarence Mueller. Harold Khrhardt. SAXOPHONE—Kenneth Johnson, Cecil Suit, Charles Root. CLARINET—Bradford Benton, Martin Marquez. Charles Tompkins, Henry Dominguez. TRUMPET—George Mason. Charles Dominguez, Everett Stanley. TROMBONE—Bruce Halley. DRUMS—Betty Crump. Lois Bristol. PIANO—Avis Deal. — 24 —

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YOUR CHOICE ALYCE MAY ORR Best All-Around Girl She can thrill you with her singing She can shoot her baskets true, She can awe you with her wisdom There is nothing she can’t do. She dances to perfection, Her smiles are sliver-lined, When it comes to doing anything She’s the best girl we can find. BILL WALTERS Best All-Around Boy He wins upon the gridiron He sports a winning smile, He’s a winner in the classroom He wins you with his style. He appears in every circle And enters them with zest, Do you see, why we call him Our “all-around best?” WYLMA NICHOLS Most Dependable Person She’s just a little person But her duties are not few, And because she always does them, She is given more to do. If you place your trust in Wylma Your investment you could sell For when she says she’ll do a thing, She does, and does it well. CECIL and JAC Romeo and Juliet He frequents spots romantic She is often seen there, too. He is typical of lovers, She of loved ones ever true. He’s of happy disposition She is never one to fret; He’s our High School Romeo She—our Juliet. e — 26 —