Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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Lee Hiegel, Jean Goll, Don Speer -14- BRAINS Lee Hiegel Ruby Brinkman WHO'S WHO BEAUTY Violet Ehrhart Charles Shaw MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Candlin Russell Durnal POPULARITY Jean Goll Charles Reifschneider CLASS WIT Roger Stelk Elaine Rakes FOOTBALL GUEEN AND CO-CAPTAINS MOST ATHLETIC Wesley Sell Ann Liakos

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WE THE SENIORS Recall the year of 1935 when seventeen of our present fifty-three seniors were just starting to school at the North Ward School. They were Harry Amend, Ruby Brinkman, Duane Castellaw, Helen Candlin, James Cadwell, Violet Ehrhart, Jean Goll, Marilyn Huck, Fred Hageman, Patsy Lambert, De-lores Pinske, Ann Richter, Betty Splittgerber, Roger Stelk, Charles Shaw, Jackie Thompson, and Dolores Varela. During the years more students have come to Bayard, while others have moved away, attending school elsewhere. Some of them have returned here to complete their education. The faculty was astonished by the eighty-two freshmen who enrolled that warm autumn day in 1944. We elected Mrs. Hopple and Miss Gregg as our sponsors. Mrs. Candlin was our class mother. Our officers were: president, Roger Stelk; vice-president, Jerry Lincoln; secretary, Marilyn Upton; and treasurer, Lee Hiegel. Several of the boys took part in athletics, chorus, and B Club, and some of the girls enrolled in G. A. A., chorus, and Pep Club. Seventy-one sophomores returned the next year. Our co-sponsors were: Mrs. Raymond and Mrs. Person. Mrs. Candlin was again class mother. We elected for president, Lee Hiegel; vice-president, James Holm; secretary, Duane Castellaw; and treasurer, Charles Reifschneider. Sixty-five happy juniors got their class rings the next year. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy were elected as class parents. Mr. Franklin was our sponsor. Our officers were: president, Charles Shaw; vice-president, Helen Candlin; secretary, Ruby Brinkman; and treasurer, Ruth Kramer. The climax of our junior year was our class play Best Foot Forward and the junior-senior banquet and prom which was an Hawaiian theme. Now at last we are Seniors. We make up the Sandburr Staff and the annual staff. Nine of our outstanding members, Lee Hiegel, Donald Speer, Dolores Varela, Jackie Hoyt, Ruby Brinkman, Helen Candlin, Violet Ehrhart, Jean Goll, and Mary Ellen McCarthy became members of the National Honor Society. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy are our class parents and Mrs. Raymond and Mr. Halsted are our sponsors. Mr. Halsted is also our annual sponsor. We elected Russell Durnal as our president; Jean Lane, vice-president; Elaine Rakes, treasurer; and Dolores Varela, treasurer. We regret to leave our fellow classmates and Bayard High as we look back over the years and think of the fun and the parties and picnics we have enjoyed. —13—

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STANDING: Dolores Varela, Jackie Hoyt, Ruby Brinkman, Lee Hiegel, Don Speer. SITTING: Helen Candlin, Mary Ellen McCarthy, Violet Ehrhart, Jean Goll. The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 to promote scholarship, service, leadership and character among the students of the accredited high schools of America. Twenty years ago Chimney Rock Chapter Number 755 was chartered and has been active ever since. Candidates are selected from the senior class and must rank in the upper third of the class. Not over fifteen per cent of the class membership may be chosen. The faculty of the high school elects the members according to above regulations. SANDBURR STAFF FRONT ROW: Delores Pinske, Dolores Varela, Pat Lambert. Elaine Rakes, Darline Hoffman, Jackie Thompson, Jean Goll. Betty Splittgerber, Ruby Brinkman. Ann Richter, Ann Liakos, Roberta Downing, Delores Fell. MED. ROW: Elsie Feil, Duane Castellow, Jim Reiber, Jim Cadwell. Richard Brabo. Leslie Evert, Rolland Williams, Harry Amend, Roger Stelk, Ronald Peterson, Don Speer, Charles Reifschneider, Wesley Sell, Mrs. Halsted. BACK ROW: Lee Hiegel, Florence Fries, Dorothy Hubbard, Helen Huber, Marilyn Huck, Wanda Blackburn. Betty Phenning, Jean Lane. Jackie Hoyt, Jean Fosket. Charles Shaw, Russell Durnal. The Sandburr is published each week by the Journalism class taught by Mrs. Halsted. During the first semester the class was divided into four groups which took turns in assembling the news for the paper. In addition to the regular weekly printed Sandburr the class puts out a mimeographed edition each six weeks. Dolores Varela is the editor, and Ruby Brinkman is the assistant editor. —15—