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School Calendar September 8 September 1 1 September 14 September 28 September 28 October 1 October 5 October 12 October 18 October 19 October 24 October 25 October 26 October 27 November 2 November 6 November 8 November 9 November 16 November 19 November 23 November 24 November 24 November 28 November 29 December 10 December 15 December 18-19 December 20 December 21 December 31 January 7 January 4 January 8 January 9 January 1 1 January 15-16 January 18 January 22 January 23 .January 25 —School started. 50 Seniors. 237 in high school. —Annual mixer. Let’s get acquainted. —New teachers entertained at steak fry. —Morrill 20, Bayard 0. Here. Alyce May crowned football queen. —Glenn L. Morris, electrical entertainer. —Scottsbluff 21, Bayard 0. Here. —Lyman 6, Bayard 12. Hooray! —Soph’s picnic (first of year); Kimball 14, Bayard 0. Here. —Minner Players present “Hamlet” and ‘‘Trails That Meet.” —Mitchell 13, Bayard 0. Here. Teacher’s Convention at Chadron. Vacation ! Bayard 13, Oshkosh 0. There. That lucky thirteen! —Frosh enjoyed first picnic. —New librarian. Pep club members initiated. -Bridgeport 19, Bayard 0. Football boys enjoy turkey feed. Gering 20, Bayard 0. Sophs hold skating party. Bayard 0, Alliance 12. There. —Debate tourney here. Nine towns. We won. —“Freedom’s Child,” Thanksgiving day play by dramatics class. —Declamatory meet here. Miss Hoff president. Bayard 20, Minatarc 12. Thanksgiving day. Massacre. —Jack Hank in “Vienna Express.” B club initiation. (The girls have the last word for once). 4-State debate meet at Chadron. Bayard runners-up! — Boy’s inter-class tournament. Yea, Juniors! —“Moon River Rancho.” Junior class play. —St. Agnes 19, Bayard 34. Here. Our first basketball victory. AT LAST—CHRISTMAS VACATION. Bridgeport 18, Bayard 16. Here. Too much rest? St. Agnes 22, Bayard 19. There. — Cockle Concert Players. Music in the air. Gering 10, Bayard 11. Here. That extra point. -G rl’s basketball tournament. Ye mighty Seniors, victors. Bayard 22, Minatare 17. Here. Semester exams. Bayard 23. Oshkosh 0. There. Senior box social and program. “Grandma Pulls the Strings.” —Bayard 20. Lyman 5. Here. Bayard 24, McGrew 19. Here. ¥ 27 — £ 5
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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 —
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January 2!) February 1 February 2 February 4 February 5 February 5-15 February 7 February 8 February 12 February 15 February 19 February 22 February 20-21 February 23 March 1 March 6 March 10-11-12 March 11-13-14 March 14 March 15 March 20-21-22 March 19 March 21 M a roll 15 March 22 March 18-22 March 25 March 27 March 29 March 30 April 1 April 5 April 5-6 April 13 April 16 April 19 April 15-18 April 19 April 20 April 26 May 9 May 10 May 19 May 21 May 22 Mav 24 SCHOOL CALENDAR (Continued) Bayard 9, Gering 14. There. —“B” club sham battle. Plus. Ed. skating party. The usual black and blue! —Bayard 24, Minatare 18. There. Measles epidemic. —Speech conference at Denver. Alliance 10. Bayard 14. Here. Are we good? Bayard 22, Mitchell 24. There. Just one basket needed. Morrill 16. Bayard 18. Here. Another victory. -—Oshkosh 14, Bayard 21. Here. And still another. Scottsbluff 16. Bayard 14. There. —“Purple Towers”—high school operetta. —Last practice debate tourney at Bridgeport. Bayard 19. Bridgeport 12. There. —Abraham Lincoln Players. Basketball tournament. Eliminated by Scottsbluff. —“Grand Old Girl sponsored by senior class. -—Play Festival. Eleven plays presented. —Radio program for Pageant. Bayard is represented. District Play Tournament at Hemingford. “Two Crooks and a Lady.” -—Annual sales closed. Approximately 150 annuals sold. Boxing matches. Wrestling matches. —Local Declamatory Contest. —Hastings College Choir. -—District Declamatory Contest. One “excellent” rating.” Debate Tournament at Scottsbluff. Calamity! Potter won. -Moving pictures with music. Popular vs. classical music. Bridge benefit sponsored by seniors for annual funds. District Commercial Contest at Mitchell. Placed second. Normal trainers practice teaching. —Local music contest. First track meet at Scottsbluff. —District Music Contest. —Men’s meeting at Cliadron. —James Elliott—Liquid air demonstration. Platte Valley Track Meet at Mitchell. —School exhibit. —“Art’s Mother-in-law,” three-act comedy sponsored by Boy Scouts —County examinations for rural schools here. —Junior-Senior banquet. —Senior class play, Shirt Sleeves.” —Senior Sneak Day. —Baccalaureate. —Senior Recognition Day. —Class Night. —-Commencement. .........................-- - §-8---------------------- P----------- — 28 — 3
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