Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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FOREWORD AS YOU TURN THROUGH THE pages of this annual, you will notice that a year of Bayard high school life has been presented in terms of life and personalities at Washington. We are thinking, for the moment, of the familiar brick walls of Bayard High School as the gleaming walls and pillars of the White House. If that seems difficult, think that the American schoolhouse is truly a “White House” in the darkness of a world of war and sorrow. Nowhere does the white light of democracy burn more brightly than in the American schools. May' that light continue to burn undimnied at Bayard and everywhere else in America.

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The Tiger 1940 Edited by the Senior Class of the Bayard High School Bayard, Nebraska u Board of Education K. F. RYSTROM, President F. O. RATH I). H. OSBORNE, Vice-president M. L. BIGLER L. A. FRICKE, Secretary R. M. BARKDOLL

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DEDICATION Of To Ed Young, whose interest in student affairs has won for him a high place in the esteem of all students ; whose kind words of counsel and untiring efforts as administrator have served to inspire us, we dedicate this 1940 Tiger. i