Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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JUNIORS First How—(Left to Right 1—Lola Lincoln. Ruby Lincoln. Eunice Linden, Oeo. Mason, Jao. McCarter, Clarence Mueller. Second Row—fLeft to Rlghtl—Tom Ninegar. Don O'Neal. Virgil Palmer. Ruth Peterson. Lena I teed. Leonard Reed. Third Row—[Left to Right]—Tom Riley. Jeanette Rogers. Lyle Roseberry, Betty Ross. LaVonne Ross. Fourth Row—[Left to Kightl—Mollie Schwindt. Katherine Strizek. Billy Tharpe. Cecil Suit. Henry Tilden. Lew Walters. Fifth Row—[Left to Right]—Max Whitman, Ira Wiekstrom, Wayne Yoakum, Miss Daniels. JO FRICKE, President CLASS OFFICERS JERRENE CROSS. Secretary BRADFORD BENTON. Vice President LOUISE DUERKSON. Treasurer Junior Class History The opening of the school year in 1933 brought to Bayard high the largest class ever to set foot in her halls. Approximately 100 freshmen made life worth living for upper classmen by unconsciously being the goat Cecil Suit was elected president. Sophomore year proved to be difficult for many but they came through with banners flying. Lucille Ericson was the class choice for president and filled her station with the greatest of success. — 10 —

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To “Gramps” Farnsworth and “Dad” Hendrix Here's to the Janitors So full of good cheer. Who bush the brooms All through the year. Do all the dirty work From dawn ’til night Yet keep on smiling. Sad is their plight. “Gramps” Farnsworth and “Dad” Hendrix The best in the land. Here’s a page for them alone Let’s give ’em a hand. r ? — 9 — t

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First Row—f Left to Right!—Lydia Abel. Theresa Acker. June Austin. LeRoy Bartels. Bradford Benton. Bill DeVault. Second Row— [Left to Right!—.Tim Brown. Clark DeVore. Charles Dominguez. Louise Puerk-sen. Trene Chavez. Jurene Cross. Third Row—fLeft to Right]—Ruth Eberhart, Ellen Eck, Rose Erbes, Lucille Ericson, Ardis Franklin. Jo Fricke. Fourth Row—[Left to Right!—Raymond Guard, Hilda Herrmann. Jack Hill, Evelyn Hill, Marvel Hillman. Bill Green. Fifth Row—[Left to Right]—James Jensen, Wyeth King. Emma Kleim, Charles Lambert. The class has now entered into its Junior year with the same vim and vigor displayed on their first day of High School. The Junior class play, Moon River Rancho, proved to be one of the biggest successes ever to be staged in Bayard High, credit for this being due to the very able instructor. Miss Hoff. Jo Fricke as the presiding officer has proven herself a most efficient manager. The class is now ready for the final year and with their banner of orchid and gold still held proudly aloft, they prepare for the last and best year of all, the Senior year, hoping that they may but fulfill their desires in contributing all they can to the welfare of dear old Bayard high in the one short year that remains before they leave her doors fo gather there no more. —- 11 —-