Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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BAND From l »n to rlKlit: I . S«»mm« ns. F. . eely. B. Spanglrr. J. Ottie, . . Samuels, 1 . KanHIis, H. Jones. M. campian. l inijrslev. Z. Blrdsall. N. Stargell. B. Lnnie. I., lirodnir. u. Liuuitn en. s. l.mc, . Keniehm. Spamrler. K. Hull. Hay. J. Ilamlall. h. Harms. L Henkel. K. Kamerzel, 0. Benton, 1 . PeirK. B. Devore. J. I'inske. M Mlelial. K. Mueller, k. Worrell, v. hoerinfr. K. Bur.on. Warm k. G. :elp, I . KerrholT. F. Iwata. II. Swanson. Mr Wine FLIGHT SESSION As the 1910-t1 Air Show began, the Hand of Bayard High started daily maneuvers under the direction of Mr. Newell Wine. At the first meeting, the members of the Band who had received their ‘‘wings ” last year, took off at top speed. The “fledglings” soon joined their ranks and have made rapid progress towards becoming licensed pilots. 1 hey look forward, with great anticipation, to their part in the Air Show of DOROTHY J KAN SKMMKNS.

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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.

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PEP CLUB FIRST lto V—l.i-ri in rigrM: G. Kniss. M. Kirk, 'I. Ensser, O. Guard, II. Davidson, M. O’.Neal, M Iwata J Olio S. I.lire. l„ Gardner. B. Has Iron. M. Srhwindl. SKGO.M) HOW l.en to riglil: M. Kirk. J. Inininilll. H. Herrmann. M Miry la. E. Wlnuner. H. Krlrson J I'liltwood . Sanniels, :. Wainrk. F. Sierfan. J. Moore. Mss Kor.nian. TlllliD HOW l.i-ri In riKld II. Hurler. K. Holloway. It. Spanfrlir. D. Sininiens. F. Baslron. M. Monkman I. Itrislol. M. Sinilli. D.Kanellls. FOURTH HOW Leri lo riirlll: s. Klelllke. K. Illirr. It. Lome. HOSTESSES OF 1 HE AIR In September. 1940. we. the Pep Club took flight. We are organized to promote school spirit and create pep .11110110 our fellow members. Kach girl has a duty to perform. To help us fly high” we elected Juanita Moore as our Pilot; Miss Kortman. our Plight Commander; Nadine Samuels, Co pilot; Betty Anne Spangler, Log-Keeper; and Freda Bastron, Stewardess. We started the school year by partieipat ng in a mixer for all students. During the football and basketball seasons we had numerous rallies and Pep skits. Then, if you will recall, we took part in crowning the Football Queen and had the pleasure of honoring the champions at our annual banquet for football boys and B” Club members. Dur'ng the year we initiated twelve new members, bringing our total to thirty girls. After doing our very best to fulfill our duties and back our school activities, we landed” on a elear field, in May. MAXINE ROGERS.