Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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SOPHOMORES First How—[Left to Right]—Dorothy Heyl, Clarence Reichert, Margaret Black, Robert Tague, Betty Baird. Second How -[Left to Right]—Jack Kirk, Dorothy Morehead, George Daniels. Catherine Sibber nsen. Art Reynolds. Third Row— f Left to Rightl— Stella Osborne, Sam Ostermiller, Lydia Schwartz, Kenneth Cook, Verst .Vichols. Fourth Row—rLeft to Right I—Quentin Lesoberg, Phyllis Ross. Arden Lambert, Katherine Abel, Robert Butler. CLASS OFFICERS DOROTHY HEYL . . . President MILDRED GIBBS . . . Secretary GEORGE DANIEL . Vice President JACK KIRK .... Treasurer CLARENCE REICHERT Student Councilor Sophomore History Tile year of 1932 has as its outstanding event the admittance of a mixed group of humanity to B. H. S. With greetings from all sides we went timidly into the study hall. But we soon became accustomed to our surround-ings under the sponsorship of Mrs. Person. We e ------------, - tj. =£——=3 — 12 —

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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 —-

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SOPHOMORKS First Row— [Left to Rlghtl—Lydia Heimbuck. Lyman Latham. Mildred Gibbs. Jack Baird. Margaret Mark land. Second Row—[Left to Right]—Pete Sauer, Dorothy Long, Don Chandlin. Ruth Boyer. Harry 08-muH. Third Row—[Left to Right]—Lorraine Degraw, Elwood Hannah. Emma Schwindt, Harold Nichols. Leo Hell. Fourth Row—[Left to Right]—Alvin Longhofer. Corrine Johnson. James Leach, Lila Kerrick. Sophomore History—Continued had several picnics and parties among which was a St. Patrick's party given by Mrs. Person and Mrs. Candlin, our class mother. Jim Leach was elected president. We soon became Sophomores with Mr. Davenport and Mrs. Candlin our class mother. Several Sophomore boys took up basketball, football, track, glee club and a few joined the ■’H” club. While the girls took physical education, glee club, and some were voted into the Pep Club. We hope to make our Junior year an outstanding one. ------- =E----------3 — 13 — e v