Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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Popular songs and folk ballads filled the halls of Bayard High as the Minstrel Singers exhibited their lustrous talents at various school programs and functions. Under the vibrant hands of Mr. Johnson, their inspiring musical interpretations brought cultural charm and animated note throughout the community. Talented Voices Intone Rich Song FIRST ROW - L. Giauque. J. Morris. P. O’Neal. V. Cox. A. Mali how; SECOND ROW -B. Yekel, C. Wimmer, J. Raymond. B. Amend; THIRD ROW — G. Little. B. Hersh. V. Iluek. S. Pfenning; FOURTH ROW — Tj Anderson. K. Frakes. D. Giauque: FIFTH ROW — K. Wimmer, Mr. Johnson - Director. K. Hubbard. With a memorable blend of charming voices and disarming smiles, the Girls’ Trio enchanted their audiences at school and at various community social activities. Their superb styling earned a superior rating at the District Music Contest held April 21 at Alliance. 26 R Hersh. P. O'Neal. J. Raymond.

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FIRST ROW — C. Soskc. C. Pierce. I). Baird, P. O'Neal, D. Smith, D. Elder. K. Wimmer. K. Hubbard, L. Giauque, V. Cox, B. Amend. L. Pontine, Director — Mr. Johnson; SECOND ROW' — C. Schwindt. B. F.rdman, J. Morris. S. Reifschneider. M. Sauer. K. Kamerzell. D. Giauque, B. Nelson, S. Pfenning, V. Muck, J. Raymond, K. Kopetzky, C. Baird, K. Schmall; THIRD ROW' B. Kidd. D. Nuss, I). Meter, L. Funk, T. Anderson, M. Radzvmski, J. Dueker. S. Flores, P. Townsend, C. Wimmer, T. Levick, N. Blackstone, K. Dorcmus, C. Russell. K. Leytham; FOURTH ROW — B. YekeL, B. Hersb. G. Hrnicek. R. HenkeL A. Harimon, K. Frakcs, R. F.rdman. G. Little, P. Acker, K. Koroll, D. Hurk. R. Huck. I). Funk. S. Green. A. Malchow. Choristers Soar to Vocal Heights Pleasantly harmonious and vocally distinctive, the B.H.S. Chorus enunciated a bright hlend of voices at its fall, winter, and pre-contest concerts. The production of 110 In the Shade, a musical based on the Broadwav plav, 'The Rainmaker,” was a first in the historv of Bavard High. The matinee and two evening performances were delightfully received. The final presentation elicited three encores and a standing ovation — a warming satisfaction to the hearts of Director Johnson and his accomplished vocalists. Accompanists Linda and Dennis Giautpie lent a scintillating piano background to choral concerts, the musical, and to the renditions of vocal and instrumental soloists. The superior merits of the choristers and of accompanists were given top recognition, a ’T rating at the District Music Contest. 25

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Varsity rrYell Queens ” K. Schmall, C. Wimmer, P. O’Neal. J. Morris, V. Nuss beam a cheer from the stops (bottom to lop). Reserve Pepsters Maintaining the high tradition of Tiger spirit, this year's varsity and reserve cheerleaders instilled an inimitable enthusiasm into students’ hearts. Their admirable examples of sportsmanship and unwavering hope at pep” rallies and sports contests lent immeasurable encouragement to the Tiger teams they cheered on to victory or comforted in defeat. B. Erdman, P. Acker. M. Sauer, L. Davidshofer, S. Henkel show off their ’’pep” form (left to right). 27