Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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“B” CLUB FIRST ROW—Leri lo right: S. Briimmett. I. Plaza. J. Con.m, l». Johnston, l . Wiinmer. U. Moranvllle. J. Hay. V. Krbes, C. Calvert. M. Vera. SKC.o.ND ROW -Left to right: h. Prtnee, F. Wathen. J. Iniiiiniitt. It. Calvert, A. Pepler. It. O’Keefe, It. I.evtek, L. Rigler, NV. George, Coach Stark. THIRD ROW Leri to right: F. Iwata, I. Thompson, W. Lecver. I». Rastron. K.. Khrliart. L. Thompson. II. havidsoii, k. Chitwood, It. Rirhter. HIGH FLIERS IN SPORTS Occasionally for pleasure, hut more often to aid in projects carried on hv other groups of fliers, the veteran pilots, known as the “B Club, assemble in Room RO. That little group of selected fliers first started meeting back in 1SKI0, when Flight Commander Young was in charge of those iron-nerved pilots interested in special stunt work. S lice that time they have been under the supervision of the athletic coaches. As is the custom the boys of this club nominated candidates for Football Queen. From among the candidates the student body elected Jean Chitwood. She was crowned at a special convocation sponsored by the Pep Club and “IF Club. The B” Club and the Pep Club work hand-in-hand in the planning of rallies during the football season. On special days when Bayard High is entertaining out-of-town guests the ‘ IF Club members are often called upon to act as messenger boys, informants, and general hosts. They are always willing to serve and hope that there will be many more opportunities for them to help make this school a credit to their town. The officers are: Pilot. Warren George; Co-Pilot, Howard Davidson; Log-Keeper, Don Prince; Steward, Jack Conner; and Flight Commander. Coach Stark.

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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.

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 G. A. A. FIHST HOW l.pfi to rlfrtii. M. O’.Wnl. I.. Hoi fschneldor, h. Davidson. I . Moomaw, V Kottlehut. M. Kirk, B. Amend, it. MrKoo. J. otio, K. Srhlpgel, K. Haas. J. Karnes SKCOMI HOW left to right: Miss McKiminey. A. I.iakos, It. Herrmann. 0. Kniss. C. I.angrtiofer. M. Knsser, L. Abel, M. Smith, J. Handall. K. Holloway. K. Loveless. Miss Velte TIIIHh How Lert to right: M. Iwata, I. Huber, I Hageman. M. Karnes. A. Helber, H. Green, W. Iioane, F. Henkel, e. Mieliae), K. Schwart . FORMATION SQUADRON The Formation Squadron got tinder way in the fall of 1910 under tile excellent instruction of Miss Velte. At first, there were hikes and outdoor games, then, as the weather became colder, we were glad to stay indoors where we played games in the gymnasium. At the beginning of the second semester, Miss McKinuney, our new instructor, took over and we began marching under her watchful eye. We gave demonstrations at two home basketball games, forming letters of Bayard and the opposing teams. As soon as warm weather appeared we again took up hiking and outdoor games. 'Flit officers are: Pilot. Klnora Steffan; Co-Pilot, Dorothy Kricson: Log-Keeper. Dorothy Jean Semmens; Stewardess, Alvina Reiber; Plight Commanders, Miss Velte and Miss Mekimmey. and G. A. A. Mother. Mrs. Kricson. ALVINA RKIBKR.