Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB lllisr BOW Lon to rijrliI: S. Klomko, L. Bristol. B. Haas. M. Krioson. it. Boss. A. Devon . M. Motikman. M. Ivvata. H. Valdez, B. Lonio, . Birdsall. B. Lambert. M. Kirk. K. Yokel. M. S« hwindt, B. Bastion. K. Haas. A. Beiber. SECOND BOW Lori to right: Accompanist C. Smith. C. Meyers. It. Herrmann. V. Downing. I . Fritz. K. Siefran. M. Abeyta. 0. Kniss, M. IMigsley, c. Lang-borer, K. Winnnor, J. Chitwood. N. Samuels, c. Warriek. M. Kirk. iMimmltl. J. Moote, I). Krioson, Miss Davis. TIIIIID BOW Left to rifrill: H. Bigler, H. Blown. D. Sell, V. Hendrix. It. Spangler, M. lingers, M. o’.Neal, D. Semmens, K. Bastr m, L. Beirsohnoider. J. Thompson. M. Smith, K. Burr. N. Koltlohiil. SONGSTERS OF THE AIR The airplane reigns over the world today in the trend of speed and action, just as the “Songsters of the Air are one of the most important necessities of llavnrd High. We are calling the Girls Glee Club the Songsters of the Air” for they have come through with flying colors this year under the piloting of Miss Leota Davis. She skillfully guided them through fog and storm until they were ready to present “Ballads for America, and various convocation programs. The group consisted of eighty members at the beginning of school but has now been decreased to fifty members to comply with contest regulations. This is one of the largest glee clubs ever organized in Bayard High. Carol Smith and Margaret Monkman have accompanied the group. JUANITA MOORK.

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MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW Lon lo rlghl: B. Itirhtor. F. I wain, H. Black, R. Hernandez, D. .Schwlndl, L. Flowers, O. Calvert, It. Vekel, •». flooring. W. Oohor. M. Michal. B. O'Keefe. 0. Johnston. B. Hrummeii. SECOND ROW Leri lo rlKht: Margaret Monkman, S. Klemke, H. Valdez, A. Devore, C. Smith, K. Slerian, M. Krieson, M. A. Alley la. J. Chitwood, . Samuels, C. Warrick, ,1. Moore. M. .1. Smith, ll. Davidson, K. Chitwood, li. Swanson. W. Erbes. Miss Davis. THIRD ROW l.ert to right: I.. Bristol, W. Hendrix, M. Rogers, B. A. Spangler. M Pugsley, II. Brown, II. Bigler, , . J. Ketllehul. L. ekel. M. Schwlndl. B. Rastron. K. R'lff. B. Lambert. . Bo'dsall. ON WINGS OF SONG OFFICERS Pilot Frank Iwata Log- Keeper Glenn Calvert Librarian Elsie Yekel Accompanist Margaret Monkman The Mixed Chorus of 1940 and 1941 is an organization of fifty voices. They assisted in the Vesper Service in December and in February, presented the musical called “Ballad for Americans,” which was very colorful and patriotic. One of their most important appearances of the year was at the District Music Festival at Sidney. The selections they sang were “Listen to the Lambs,” by Dett. and “Today There is Ringing,” by Christiansen. The Mixed Chorus will always be winging its way through the air with beautiful songs if it works as bard in the future as it has this year. LOIS BRISTOI

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BOYS’ GLEE CLUB nit ST now—Left to right. It. Richter. K. Iwata, It. Hernandez. h. Sehwindt, I.. Flowers, M. Miehal, h. Kerchofr, J. It. Brumniett, G. Calvert, have Johnston. SKCo.Nh HOW left to right: C. Smith, K. hoering. K. Chitwood, K. Anderson. It. havldson, II. Swanson, L. Bigler. W. holier. It. Calvert .Miss Davis. Tllllth HOW Left to right, h. Wathen. W. Krbes, B. O’K-efe, It. Yekel. W. Moore, it. Black, S. Brumniett. SINGING CADETS Sportsmanship and cooperation are the two outstanding characteristics of the “Singing Cadets. Though they are few in number they are a successful organization and a credit to their school. They participated in the last Music Festival under the direction of Miss Davis, the Flight Commander. The Glee Club received a “Good” rating in the 1940 contest and is expected to rank even higher in 1941. 1 hcv gave valuable assistance in the music program. Ballads for America.” All in all. they have been a very loyal and helpful group of singers. STANI.KY HKL'MMKTT.