Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB First row: n. Semmons, K. StcfTan. F. Bastron, I.. Bristol, K, Holloway. C. Myers. R. Herrmann, v. McRae F. McKee, J. .Moore, A. Devore, C. Smith. M. Schwindi. Second row M. Moberir. pianist. M. Walsworth. B. Spangler. V. Hillman. M. Hass. (i. Knlss. M. Kirk J Nerud C. I.angrhofer. M. A bey la. M. Lambert. F. BnfT. M: Smith. Miss Davis. director. Third row. M. Ho ers. B. Hass. M. Freeman. S. Klemke, M. Pnjrslcy, B. Prince, K. Yanatta. J. Deal. J. Chitwood, . Samuels. C. Warrick. The “House of Songsters” is something new in government, but not in Bayard High. Another name for this organization is the Girls' Glee Club. Miss Leota Davis, directing and presiding over the House, has helped each member to contribute her best vocal talents to this group. From the forty-one active members, officers selected by vote were June Deal. President; Betty Ann Spangler. Librarian; and Margaret Frieke, Secretary. The groups made their first appearance singing for convocation and then took part in a music program in November. On February 29. another music program was presented in which the girls participated. At the 1939 District Music Contest the Glee Club was given a superior rating. Marjorie Moberg. pianist, deserves praise for her faithfulness and skill in accompanying this group, for she has certainly helped to make this a successful year.

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MIXED CHORUS First row: K. Ehrhart. W. Bastron. D. Anderson, IX Prince, K. Chitwood, II. Mueller. W. Doher. L. Hath: Second row: M. Moberg. pianist. H. Richter, S. Brummett, H. Black, L. Bristol, W. Hillman, i. Moore, D. Tompkins, V. Krbes. „ Third row M. Rogers. B. Spangler, S. Klemke, B. Prince, E. Vanatta. J. heal C. Warrick. A. Samuels, director. B. Bassett, Miss Davis, The Mixed Chorus began its 1939 career with a good representation. Members were selected on the basis of voice quality, reading ability, and experience. The chorus has made these various appearances: convocation programs, school demonstration programs, and music programs, in November and February. Other programs of which it was a part were: a spring musicalc, radio broadcast, local and district contests, and baccalaureate. Student directing was done by Marjorie Moberg, Lois Bristol, June Deal and Bernice Prince. Several types of music were studied during the year. “Lost In the Night” was of the religious type; “Green Cathedral ’ secular; “Kerry Dancers ’ folk music; and “Climbing Up the Mountain” was an example of the Negro spiritual.

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 BOYS’ GLEE CLUB First row: E. Khrhart. W. Bastron, P. Anderson, D. Prince. K. Chitwood II. Mueller, W. Poher. L. Rath, p. Tompkins. Second row: M. Moberg, pianist: B. O’Keere, II. Rlaek, S. Brummett. E. Poering. L. Ericson, L. Yoakum. W. Erbes, H. Herdt, Miss Pavis, director. Third row: L. Bigler, B. Blehter, A. Schwlndt. P. Sehwindt. H. Swanson, R. Bassett, J. B. Brummett, p. KirehofT, P. Lambert The Boys’ Glee Club is a group of 28 boys who, under the supervision of Miss Davis, meet every Thursday afternoon. The Glee Club has had a very enjoyable year singing such songs as “Gypsy Life,” “The Open Road,” “Dark Eyes,’’ and many others. At the beginning of the year, an election was held, and the boys selected Donal Tompkins as President, Bill Levick as Librarian, and Walter Bastron as Secretary. The group had some very good material and enjoyed helping with the various programs sponsored by the Musical Department throughout the year.