Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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★ ★ ★ MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT L. Liakos. .1. Krummett. M. IOnsser. L. Strecker. (I. Knlss. M. Johnson. .1. Dummitt. Miss .lohnson. M. Moukman. M. Blair. L. Keifschneider M. Kirk. L. Abel. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT V. Hell, M. Garvin. II. Frit .ler. .1. Guillen. M. Michael, A. (inff. M. Seigfrled. A. Fell, C. Loveless. .1. Peters. C. Valdez. .1. Randall. SANDBURR In the fall of nineteen hundred and forty-two. under the leadership of Kill O’Keefe as editor-in-eldef, a factory was established by the Journalism class for tin production of tin school paper, the SANDHI: It It. A pace at the rati of a SAN DIM'UK every two weeks was set. However, this rate was curtailed by the limited use of typewriters. At the close of the first semester the factory system. Journalism, was discarded: ami produc tion was retained by the work of volunteers under th leadership of Margaret Johnson as editor. Now looking back over the school year's work, we see what we've produced—a clean enterprising paper of interest, carrying ads from various local stores, and reporting the news faithfully. We, the SANDBIKK staff, have enjoyed the work, and are proud of the papers produced.

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Kow 1 M Famplun. Ottc. S. Larson. It. llc.vl, H. Stclk. Parks, H. Rath, ★ ★ ★ B. Edie. Kow ” L Abel. K. IIcrna..d»», V. PoerliiK, II. Gamllln. 1 . Green. M. Krlcgon, L. Henkel. II. Pullen, R. Keeliter. U()W ;{ j stelnia. .1. Samuels. F. Brown. N. Oareia. L. Kell. P. Pa»r r. V. Brharl, j plnske. R. Ayala. L. Blackburn. F. Plaza. N. Waterman. It. Devore. Kow 4 B. Whinner. S. Luce. K. (’roxen, B. Lambert. Mr. Beers. R. Varela, P. Rust, L. Gardner, P. Menas. BAND The Band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Beers, was small this year, due to the fact that so many of last year’s shift graduated or moved away. Besides the twenty-two in the Senior band, there were about thirty beginners. They ranged from the 5th to the 10th grades. This promises a bigger and better band for the future. Each member is required to play one solo a semester. By the end of the year each band member will be able to arrange and transpose music for his own use. February 18, twelve members of the Senior band attended the Band Clinic at Gering. The band held two concerts this year. One was a March and the other a Victory Concert.

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★ ★ ★ Miss Watt. Row 1. D. Reichert. D. Green. II. Reyes. M. Stehna. B. Hay. K. Hill. Row 2. A. IJakos. || Green. .1. Dummitt. M. Knsser. R. Hechter, L. Libsack. Row J. I Pinske. ||. Rigler. II. Valdez. M. Campion. V. Lane. Michael. Row 4. M. Kirk. It. Henson. C. Valdez. I). Henson, M. Michael. M. .fohnnnscn. Row r». !.. Arroyo. |. Garvin. V. Docring, .1. Williams. W. Doanc. G. Kaincrzcl, M. Monknian. Las! Row: A. Miera, I Hagcman. T. DaIhey. L. Reifselinelder, L. Abel. V. Hell. M. O Nral Row 1. A. Sulir. K. Anderson. X. Garcia. II. Ntiss, K. Schlegel, A. Llakos. 11. Pullen. M. Faskef. Row 2. I . Garcia. D. Nagel. M. Vandivort. K. Richter. D. Smith. I. Huber. A. Lashley. W. Mc.Xameo. L. Strecker. Row .‘t. I . Reyes. L. IMaza. H. Devore. R. Donne. M. Johnson. I). Phenning. R. Green. D. Pullen. K. Hernamlez. A. Pinkos. Miss Johnson. G. A. A. bur industry started in September under the management of Mrs. Simmons and Miss Watt, our. foreman is Dorothy Green: assistant foreman is Helen Green, and assembly line checker is Caroline Michael. We started work by playing basketball, dancing, and doing good posture exercises. We chose G. A. A. Pals ami had a Pal party in December. This ended our first semester of victory work. The second semester of victory work started with a new manager. Miss Johnson, taking the place of Mrs. Simmons. In February the annual inter-class basketball tournament was held, with the sophomores as winners and the seniors as runners-up. We ended our HH'-’ lil working hours by hiking and playing volleyball, kittenball. and tennis.