Bayard High School - Red Arrow Yearbook (Bayard, IA)

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CLASS NILI.. We the Sen or Class of 1948 of Bayard Hlgh School Bayard Iowa belng f sound m1nd and body do hereby make publlsh and decllre th1s to be our last and best w1ll and testament J1m Schauf w1ll my hexght to D1ck Brutsche D1ck Rasmussen w1ll my phys1que to Darrell Nxelson Vaneta Bane w1ll my fl1rtat1ous personallty to Elame Bowrnan Norrxs Holt w1ll my w1nn1ng way Wlth the glrls to H11 Burmlester Everett Ihdlebaugh w1ll my football guard pos1t1on to Jack Tuel Dwam Myers w1ll my fleet feet to Howard Schwartz Dw1ght Ault w1ll my argumg abxlxty to Bob McCool Duane Sheer w1ll my mdustrlous att1tude to Norman Crees Gerald Moylan w1ll my varxous xntellectual qual1t1es to John Parsons Jxm Moylan w1ll my lrlsh character1st1cs to Stanley Bass Dean Wood w1ll my model A to W1ll1am George Smalley Charles Mmles w1ll my dark ha1r and freckles to .Toe Moylan Paul Murrane w1ll my horn r1mrned glasses to Ted Watkms Paul Van Cleave w1ll my attendance record to Don Cllpperton Ronald Brmdeson w1ll my ab1l1ty for mventmg useless gadgets to George Van Cleave Vera Wood w1ll my falthiulness to one man to Beverly Rowland Juamta Bower w1ll my charm to all who need It Jo Montgomery w1ll my good nature to Marxlyn Moylan W1nona McCollum w1ll my flashmg dark eyes t Ann Johnson Beverly Sa1d w1ll my good grades to Beverly Mozena Lula Garnes w1ll my mus1cal abxhty to Rxta Ayers Nhckey Davls w1ll my basketball ab1l1ty to Florence Boots Donna Poole wxll my long hazr to Jo Ann Moylan Helen Johnson w1ll my frxendly sm1le to Lo1s Jean Tuel Bermce Brown w1ll my studlous characterxstlcs to B111 Wolfe Don Boozell wxll my qu1etness to Ralph Smouse I Alan Bryan w1ll my generoslty to Mlckey Murrane Donna Poole and Dw1ght Ault , L i ' ' , , , ' o l, ' 1 , ' ' ' . l, ' , ' ' ' . 1, I . . . . . . I' . . , . . . . . K . D 1, . I . . . i l, ' , ' . 1, . , . . . . ' I, , .... 4 I, , . . . . . D I, . , . . f . . . I, , . . . . I' . , . 1 . . I, i . . . l I, , ' ' . I, . . . . . . . I, . . , . . I I. . , . . . I, , ' ' . L . , . . C . l, ' , ' . I, ' . . . . . . L . . ' . . . ' l, , ' ' . I, , .... . I, . , . . . . . 0 I, , ' ' .

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CLASS PROPHECY It IS now 1958 Ten years have passed s1nce Mr Fowler handedus our d1p lomas and we marched out of the Bayard Hxgh School some happ1ly and others looking back regretfully We all expected a lot from the new world whzch was opemng before us I-low I w1sh I could see what all my old classmates are do1ng sa1d Mxck ey to .Tuamta Well s1nce we can t let s just turn on the radxo w1th telev1s1on and see what others are dorng sa1d .Tuan1ta Soft musxc f1lled the room actors appeared on the screen The gxrls t1red after a day of work dozed and these scenes appeared on the screen Down the V1StB of a long corrxdor 1n a modern off1ce bu1ld1ng on a frosted glass door appears the name of Paul Van Cleave Sports Wr1ter The mtenor IS a noxsy place Typewnters chck and copy boys rush here and there The dead lme for the evenmg news must be met Cowboys and cowg1rls all 1n colorful garb l1ne the porch of a ranch house Horses stand wa1t1ng for the1r r1ders When the matronly chaperon of th1s ranch house Helen Johnson appears and mounts her horse the others 1n var1ous ways do 11kew1se then up the tra11 they ride The farmers of Green county are gathered around a table m the assembly room of the court house A heated d1scuss1on 15 gomg on Now gentlemen The thunderous applause of those gathered 1n the Mus1c Hall 18 an ovat1on to the young lady stand1ng besxde the pxano Her face reflects the Joy she feels 1n hav1ng accomplxshed her greatest Wish Th1s IS Lula Garnes concert p1amst The neon l1ghts flash and sparkle 1n a large s1gn hxgh above the busy street advertxsmg a gymnasmm and sports arena Thud of gloves the groan ofwrest lers the sw1sh of sluppmg ropes are heard as the doors sw1ng open and e manager and dxrector Dean Wood steps mto the street A woman enters a county home to Wh1Ch many others have come She car r1es wxth her a bulgmg su1t case After bexng mtroduced by her hostess Jose phme Montgomery the demonstratzng agent for a specxal alummum company d1splays her var1ous wares and expla1ns the1r uses and mer1ts Somewhere 1n the state of Iowa yes Guthr1e county appears a farm nest l1ng around the h1lls Many head of wh1te faced cattle graze over the pasture land On the barn 1S pa1nted a s1gn Dxck Rasmussen Hereford Stock Farm L1ttle ch1ldren are seated at the1r desks 1n a school room 1n Cal1forn1a Some are Amer1cans but most of them are fore1gners All hsten attentwely to a story read bv the1r teacher Wmona McCollum . ' E ' ,, , . , , , . . ' . . . . , . , . . . . R . . . . . . . . ,, , this is the way I see it. The speaker is Paul Murrane, Co. Agent. , . . . ' . th D D 0 g . Q . 0 . . . . . . . , - . , . . . , . -- . ' , - . . . . , . , 0