Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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FRESHMEN Top How [left to right] Melvin Mlohal, Mary Anne Abeyta, Alvina Relber, Howard Davldnon, Nadine Samuels. Second How [left to right] Maxine Rogers, Aleck Vera, Carmen Plaza, M xcy Jean Smith, Edward Khrhart, Lois Bristol. Third How [left to right] Gwen Guard, Lyle Stone, Colleen Warrick, Margaret Buhrle, Wellington Doher, Leona Phennlng. Fourth How [left to right] Mary Freeman, Eugene Luce, Eunice Harger, Margaret Morgan, Harold Gardner, Ruth Brown. Fifth How [left to right] Marian Pugsley, Robert Xuss, Irene Betz, Wanda Hageman, Ben Michael, Velma Ebel. When first we sat in the seats of high school we looked forward to some day occupying the seats of the seniors. In our eyes the seniors have the throne of Bayard High. They set a goal when they were freshmen and now they have reached it. That’s what we want to do- reach the same goal you did this year. We’re going to miss you seniors, but wish all of you the best of luck and a very happy future. Getting back to us “Freshies” we admit in 1938’s modern words “We’ve got what it takes” and we’re going to prove it to you. We’re going to make Dear Old Bayard High proud of us. Freshmen now—Seniors of 1941.

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f First Row [left to right] Lorene Young, Albert Hass, Juanita Moore, Twllla Carey, Willie Leever, Helen Jacobs. „ Second Row | left to right] Barbara Lonie. Bill Fuerst, Bessie Megas, Florence McKee, AN alter Bastron. Pauline Reed. . Third Row Tlcft to right 1 Florence Libsack, Kenneth Smith. Vada McRae, Elaine Ruff, Pete Peters, Shirley Klemka , Fourth Row [left to right] Lois Chatterton, Harold Heditrick, Lois Sherman, Virginia Salsman, Warren George, Caroline Yekel. Fifth Row [left to right) Leonard Mittlesteadt. Henry Reifschnelder, LeRoy Barry, Kenneth Anderson, Leo Strecker, Robert Heinrick. “PLAIN FRESHIES” Freshmen, oh! You’ve got something there! Bayard’s freshmen of today. We are proud of that name and it means a lot to us. Just watch us climb that Golden Ladder to fame. Can we do it? With our talent of music, pep, athletics, and wisdom, we ask you—why not?

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f Top How (left to right] Esther Olleeh, Shirley Evert, Colleen Warrick. Nadine Samuels. Doris Prince. Bernice Prince, Betty Ann Spangler. Maxcy Jean Smith. June Kirk. Soc-ond How ['.eft to right] Helen .Vinegar. Lucille Brummett. Lois Bristol. Barbara Lonie. Shirley Klerr.ke, Helen Ross, Gladys Reynolds. Juanita Moore. Third Row rleft to right] Miss Fisher. Hilda Bastron. Mildred Mlchal, Elsie Flora Erbes. Buelah Hill. Leona Diedrichsen, Helen Johnston. Javerna Anderson. Marjorie Beth Moberg. Front Row (left to right] Ruth Latham. Beth Walters. Helen Kni • Erlyn Vanatta, Eldon Lincoln. Syl ia Kellander. Margaret Prlcke, Genevieve O'Keefe, Wanda Hillman. Durir.g the year just past tin's club has been the PEP generator for High School. The activities began with a down-town rally in which two hundred people gathered around the bonfire to boost the team to victory for the first game. At each game a delegation of members could be heard loudly encouraging them to victory. Skits in convocation were high lighted by the “Minstrel., and “The Man On the Street. At the end of the season the H club and football squad were honored, by a chili supper. Throughout the basketball season a majority of the students attended, nor was lie track season forgotten for the group again backed up the team. Fourteen new members were taken in during the year. We owe much of our success for the year of 1988 to our sponsor, Miss Fisher. HILDA BASTRON President MILDRED MICHAL ...................................................... Vice President ELSIE FLORA ERBES ........................................................ Secretary LUCILLE BRUMMETT ......................................................... Treasurer MISS FISHER ............................................................... Sponsor