Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1945 volume:

. u f a 2 r?tfY’ ' fVrrM cuA.um of Ao Tiger S ewicw one CP Lt mm. an JAMES PRINGLE RALPH LEVICK •A 4 J er fra e C( ft ' i t e Je'trrri? o C( si ARTHUR KECHTER The Bayard Tiger is dedicated to these former members of our class who are so staunchly serving for us on the war front. Their unwavering courage and steadfastness have set a goal toward which each of us should strive. We have dedicated this annual to them as an expression of our memories of school days they shared with us—with the prayer that their victorious return may be realized in the time to come. CLASS BRAINS DAISY PULLEN Daisy, she is quite a modest lass But in her studies She’s first, not last. CLASS BEAUTY VARENA DOERING Varena is the sal Who makes the hoys fall Others may try But she nets them all. CLASS WIT JEANNE WILLIAMS “Windy” is -aid According to rumor To be blessed with a wit And a sense of humor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED DAISY PULLEN Daisy will succeed No one will deny She always does the thing While others only try. FAVORITE TEACHER THELMA RAYMOND Mrs. Raymond is the teacher We choose as our best Her classes are alive With sparkle and zest. PERSONALITY JAMALEE SAMUELS When it’s friendship you need Jamalee hits the spot. She’s a sweet little gal And we like her a lot. CLASS BRAINS KAYO SMITH For having brains Kayo can’t be beat No brighter fellow Will you ever meet. CLASS BEAUTY MELVIN HARRIS He's got Bing Crosby beat a mile Frank Sinatra, too. and then some He makes the girls’ hearts skip a beat Cause Bud ----Oh!! He's handsome. CLASS WIT MILAN LINCOLN Little Things are priceless Tho' package be but small A witty tongue has proven Link” The wittiest of them all. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED KAYO SMITH Button is a Bayardite An easy-going soul But he’s there on the job He’ll always gain his goal. FAVORITE TEACHER ED YOUNG Ed. our favorite teacher On whom we all agree We tease the most, but like the best Of all the faculty. PERSONALITY TESSIE DALBEY Wlien it’s friendship you need Tessie hits the spot. She's a sweet little gal And we like her a lot. Oat a loice We CJke enio is MILAN LINCOLN G!ce Ciub 14; Mixe j Chorus 1; Small Groups 1; Football 1-4; Bas ketball 4; Class President 4; ’B Club 4; Sandburr Staff 4; Student Council 4. Seniors! flt’s hard to believe that title actually applies to us—hard to realize that we are now the admired and not the admirers. All through grade school and Junior High, we were looking forward to the day we could enter High School and finally become Seniors. In September, 1941, the Freshmen class was the second largest ever to enroll in Bayard High. We were as •green” as they come, but it didn’t take us long to get into the swing of things. Three of our boys came through with flying colors in athletics. They were Art Kechter, Dean Merry, and Bud Harris. Ruth Green was responsible for our name going down in the history of music. To guide us successfully through that first year, we elected Kayo Smith as president; Emma Kildow, vice-president; Bernice Hay, secretary; and Warren Anderson, treasurer. Miss Watt was our capable sponsor and Mrs. Smith made her first appearance as our ever-loving Mom.” As Sophomores, we continued our steady aim toward success. This year the girls made a name for themselves in the world of sports by winning the inter-class basketball tournament. Although our class had somewhat decreased, we still had an able lot from which to pick our leaders. Ralph Levick was chosen president; Dean Merry, vice-president; Melvin Harris, treasurer; and Edna Hill, secretary. Miss Watt was again given the position as sponsor and Mrs. Smith once more reigned as “Mom.” With 60 students remaining, we as Juniors came back for another year in Bayard High. Three of our boys, Art Kechter, Ralph Levick, and James Hughes, had to leave our class and enroll in our Uncle Sam’s Navy. Bud Harris was elected president; Clarence Yekel, vice-president; Myrtle Johnson, secretary; and Jimmy Pringle, treasurer. This year we were privileged to have as our sponsor, Mrs. Raymond, and our ever faithful “Mom” Smith. Again the girls won the inter-class basketball tournament. JEANNE WILLIAMS G: Club 1-2-3 4; Mixed Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; Small Groups 1-2-3; Mus ical Programs 1-2-3 4; Music Con lest 2; Tournaments 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. 12-3 4; (Vice President) 2; Junior Class Play 3; Class Vice President 4; Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 2 3 4; Girl Reserves 1; Sandburr Staff 4; Librarian 1-2-3; D.A.R. Con test 4. On New Year’s Eve we honored the Senior class with the traditional banquet and prom. It was an Ice Carnival and we greeted the entry of the New Year. In the fall of 1944, we came back for the most wonderful and promising year of all. We came back with the attitude to win, and that we have done. A few more of our classmates have gone and more shall leave for the armed forces of our country. For president, Milan Lincoln was elected; Jeanne Williams was elected for vice-president; Violet Lane, secretary; and Kayo Smith, treasurer. We were again pleased to have Mrs. Raymond as sponsor, and “Mom” Smith, who stood by us all through our career in Bayard High, as Class Mother. We realize, as we pass through the portals of Bayard High, never to return, we are going into a world filled with chaos and hate. We realize that on our shoulders will rest the responsibility of a peaceful and better postwar world. We like to look back on our school days in dear old Bayard High, look back on the wonderful things school had to offer us; but as we force ourselves to look into the future, we must look for ways and means to make this world a beautiful and safe place for ourselves and our posterity. —Virginia Johnston. VIOLET LANE Glee Club 1-3-4; Small Groups 3; Music Clinic 3; Tournaments 1-2-3 4; G.A.A. 12-3 4; One Act Plays 3; Class Secretary 4; Scholastic Letter 12-3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Girl Reserves 1 ; Sandburr Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2, KAYO SMITH Glee Club 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Small Groups 1; Musical Programs 1-2-3; Music Contest 1-3; Track 1-2 3-4; (Student Manager 1); Football 12-3 4; Basketball 12-3-4; Tourna ments 2-3; One Act Plays 3; Junior Class Play 3; Class President 1 ; Treasurer 4; Scholastic Letter 2-3-4; “B” Club (Vice Pres.); Sandburr Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2; Student Council 1; Nat’l. Honor Society 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. LEONARD AUSTIN Music 4; Phys. Ed. 2-4; Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much; Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. MARY BLACKSTONE Glee Club 14; Mixed Chorus 1. Better to be small and shine Than to be big and cast a shadow. EMILIA ALEMAN G.A.A. 3; Girl Reserves 1; Librarian 2-4; A charming young miss, She’s very sweet For winning ways, She can’t be beat. ROBERT AMEND Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Musical Pro grams 4; Track 2-3-4; (Student Manager) 2; Football 4; Basketball 1 -2-3-4; Tourna ments 1 2 3 4; ‘B’ Club 2 3 4; Sandburr Staff 4. VARENA DOERING Glee Club 1-2-3 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Band 12-3-4; Small Groups 1-2-3 4; Musical Pro grams 1-2-3 4; Music Contest 1. Pep Club 2-3 4; ToUrnaments 1-2-4; G.A.A 1 2 3 4; ♦Treasurer 4; Junior Class Plav 3; Cheerleader 1 2 3 4. DONALD BAUER Football 1-2-3. The only way for a rich man to be healthy is by exercise and abstinence; to live as if he were poor. MARY CAMPION Glee Club 1-2; Band 1-2-3; G.A A. Club 2-3-4; Girl Reserves 1. WARREN ANDERSON Glee Club 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Small Groups 4; Musical Programs 2-3-4; Track 2- 3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 3-4; Tourna ments 2-3-4; Junior Class Play 3; Class Treasurer 1; Scholastic Letter 4; “B” Club 3- 4; ‘Secretary 4; Sandburr Staff 4; An nual Staff 4. TESSIE DALBEY Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Band 4; Small Groups 1-2-3-4 ; Musical Programs 1- 2-34; Music Contest 1-3; Tournaments 12-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; ‘President 4; One Act Plays 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2- 3-4; Girl Reserves 1; Cheerleader 3 4. RACHEL DOANE Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Tour naments 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2. A wise girl makes more opportunities than she finds. RICHARD ELLARD Mixed Chorus 1-2; Track 2. The little good I have done Is my best w rk. DARRLL FRAKES Glee Club 4; Track 2-3; Football Basketball 1-2-3; Junior Class Play Club 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4. WALTER FEIL Football 4; B Club 4. Men show their character in noth ing more clearly than by what they think laughable. RUTH GREEN G’ee Club 12-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Small Groups 3-4; Musical Programs 1-2-3 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Girl Re serves 3. Librarian 3; National Honor Society; School Treasurer 4. DORA GARCIA G.A.A. 2 3. The girl who was never licked. Was probably never in a fight. MARILYN GOLL Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Band 4; Small Groups 1-3; Musical Programs 1-2-3-4; Music Contest 1; G.A.A. 3; De clamatory 3; Junior Class Play 3; Scholastic Letter 1-2-3; Pep Club 2-3-4; ♦Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. DOROTHY GREEN Pep Club 2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Girls Chorus 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1; Small Groups 2-3; Music Contest 1; G.A.A. 2-3; G.A.A. President 3; Junior Class Play 3; Girl Reserves 1; Student Council 4; Band 2-3 4; National Honor Society 4; Scholastic Award 4. CARROLL HARMS Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 12-3 4; Small Groups 2-4; Musical Programs 1-2-3 4; Music Contest 2-3-4; Track 1-2; Football 1-2-3; Student Manager 2; One Act Plays 4; Junior Class Play 3; B Club 2-3-4; Sandburr Staff 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. MELVIN HARRIS Glee Club 1-2-34; Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4; Small Groups 1-2-3; Musical Programs 12 3-4; Music Contest 1-2; Track 3-4; Foot ball 2 3 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Tournaments 1-2-3-4; One Act Plays 3; Junior Class Play 3; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 2; Scholastic Letter 2; “B” Club 1-2-3-4; •President 4; Sandburr Staff 4; Student Council 2-3-4; National Honor Society 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. VIRGINIA JOHNSON Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1; Small Groups 3; Musical Programs 1; Music Con test 1; Music Clinic 3; Tournaments 2-3; G A.A. 2-3-4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2; One Act Plays 4; A Capella Choir 4 ; Senior Class Play 4 ; Here Comes Charlie 4. LILA HEWETT Girl Reserves 1. Riches I hold in light esteem. And Love I laugh to scorn; And lust of fame was but a dream That vanish'd with the morn. EDNA HILL Glee Club 1-2-3 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Small Groups 2; Musical Programs 1-2-3-4; Tournaments 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Junior Class Play 3; ‘Secretary 2; Pep Club 2-3-4; Treasurer 4; Girl Reserves 1; Librarian 2; One Act Plays 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. ALICE JANSEN Entered from McGrew; Glee Club 1-2; Mixed Chorus 12; Music Contest 1; Tournaments 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2; ‘Secretary 1; ‘Treasurer 2 Pep Club 12-4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; Secretary. MILDRED JOHANNSEN Glee Club 1-2-4; Musical Programs 1-2-3-4; Music Contest 2 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Girl Reserves 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3 4; Tournaments 2-4. GLORIA KAMERZEL Glee Club 1-2; Mixed Chorus 2; Musical Programs 2; G.A.A. 1-2; One Act Plays 4; Girl Reserves 1. MYRTLE JOHNSON Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Small Gr - . T urna ments 3; One Act Plays 3, .lunior Class Play 3; ‘Secretary 3; Scholastic Letter 1-2 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Sandburr Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2; National Honor Society 4. ROBERT KEIL Here Comes Charlie 4; Junior Class Play. “Wealth is not his that has it ’Cause money’s not everythin! But wealth is his that enjoys it Whether beggar, pauper or king. CLIFFORD KIZZIRE Football 4; One Act Plays 3; “B'' Club 4 Do not envy the appearance of happiness in any man. for you do not know his secret griefs. MELVIN LEAGER Annual Salesmen. You have been here. And now you are gone, But your presence lingers Like a favorite song. MARRIAH MUELLER G.A.A. 1; Sholastic Letter 1-2 3 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. You may never know how near you are To the goal you are seeking, though it may seem far ANNA KEIL librarian 3-4; Girl Reserve 2. Don’t give up. though the day seems-blue---- You may win out. if you hut see it through. ANN LIAKOS Glee Club 3-4; Musical Pragratns 4; Tourna nents 1-23-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice-Presi-lent 4; G.A.A. Letter 1 2 3 4; Declamatory I; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3 4; Girl Reserves 1; Sandburr Staff 4; Annua! staff 4; Librarian 2 3; One Act Plays 4. LUPE PLAZA G.A.A. 1-2 3 4. Struggle to the very end. For you will surely win my friend. DAISY PULLEN Tournaments 1-2-3 4; Captain 3; G.A.A. 1-2 3-4; One Ace Plays 4; Junior Class Pity 3; Scholastic Letter 1-2 3 4; Pep Club 2 3 4; President 4; Girl Reserves 1; Sand burr Staff 4 ; Annual Staff 4; Book of Know ledge 4; Librarian 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. VIRGINIA KINNEY Entered from Spakanc. Wash; Glee Cub 13 4; Mixed Ch rus 1 4; Musical Programs 1 2 3 4; Music Contest 3; G.A.A. 12 3 4; Tournaments 1-2 3-4 ; Dcclamnt ry 1 ; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 3 4 WANDA MCNAMEE When in the trees the robins sit, An’ warble all the while. I reckon it don’t take much grit T' tustle up a smile. NANCY MCALISTER Glee Club 3-4; Musical Programs 4; One Act Plays 4; Pep Club 3-4; Annual Staff. Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday, and see--that aw'ful thing did not happen. DOROTHY PEGG Glee Club 13 4; Band 1 2 3 4; Girl Reserves 1. Make the most of life you may, Life is short and wears away. EMMA REYES Glee Club 2-3; G.A.A. 2-3 4. Regret is an appalling waste of energy; you can’t build on it: it’s only good for wallowing in. CHARLES RICHTER Glee Club 2-3-4; Musical Programs 2-3; Track 4; Student Manager 3; Basketball Student Manager; B Club 4 DARLENE SEIP G.A.A. 3; Librarian 2-3-4. A patriot once remarked that every man should love his native land, whether he was born there or not. MARYE STELMA Glee Club 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2- 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Musical Pro grams 12-3 4; Small Groups 2; Tournaments 1-2-3 4; G.A.A. 12 3- 4; One Act Plays 4; Declamatory 1; Junior Class Play 3; Scholastic Letter 1-2-3 4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Girl Reserves 1; Librarian 2; Majorettes 12-3-4. EUNICE WHITE G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Tournaments 3-4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Annual Staff. JAMALEESAMUELS Glee Club 1-2 3 4; Mixed Chorus 1-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Small Groups 1-2-3; Musical Programs 1 2 3 4; Music Contest 1; Band Clinic 1-2-3; Music Clinic 3-4; Tourna-ments 1-2-3 4; G.A.A. 1-2 3-4; Declamatory 1; One Act Plays 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; School Spirit 3; Librarian 1-2; Football Queen 4; Majorettes 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. BETTY SCHWARTZ Glee Club 1-2; Tournaments 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3-4; Secretary 4; Junior Class Play 3; Pep Club 2 3 4; Girl Reserves 1; Sandburr Staff 4; Librarian 2. CLARENCE YEKEL Glee Club 1-2-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-4; Small Groups 2; Musical Programs 1-2-4; Music Contest 1; Track 1-2 3 4; Football 1-2 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Tourna ments 1-2-3-4; One Act Plays 3; Junior Class Play 3; Class Vice President 3; “B Club 3-4; Sand burr Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Here Comes Charlie 4. Mrs. Emma Hopple, former Jr High teacher, teaches Sciences and Math. This is her first year in the high school department Sh • ” � hmen Class Mrs Thelma Raymond has taught Commercial subjects IN B H FOR THREE YEARS She SERVED AS JUNIOR SPONSOR LAST YEAR AND WAS CHOSEN SENIOR SPONSOR THIS YEAR All the Seniors wjLl m£s her next year. Roland L Edie has been in B H for three years He was principal for two years and served as coach this year His able coaching placed one of our boys on the All-State Football Team, and rated our basketball SEASON A SUCCESS. Mrs. Mary B Person has been in Bayard High for TWENTY-FIVE YEARS SHE TEACHES MATHEMATICS. BaYARD High would not be Bayard High without Mrs Person Miss Virginia Talbott. Junior sponsor, has been teaching IN B H. TWO YEARS SHE TEACHES ENGLISH AND HOME Economics. Typing Class in Action Miss Genevieve O’Keefe has been with us FOR TWO YEARS. She TEACHES DRAMATICS AND English, has charge of G A A and is sponsor of Pep Club In addition to his duties as principal. Mr Gerald Franklin teaches Spanish and Advanced Typing This is Miss Margaret Stephens second year with us She teaches Latin and English and has charge of Girls Glee Club She is also sponsor of the Sophomore class. Another new teacher was added to our faculty this year. Miss Gladys Gregg teaches History and Social Science She is sponsor of the Sandburr Staff and HAS AIDED US GREATLY IN PRODUCING OUR 1945 TlGER Office cShots Mr C E Young has been in Bayard High since 1930 During this time HE HAS SERVED AS OUR COACH. PRINCIPAL AND SUPERINTENDENT BESIDES HIS DUTIES AS SUPERINTENDENT HE TEACHES SCIENCES AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bessie Megas has been our able office girl for 3 years. We greatly APPRECIATE ALL THE WORK SHE HAS DONE FOR US Mr Gerald S Franklin, our new principal, has E veiD us well'in FIRST YEAR IN B H. A FEW OF HIS MANY DUTIES XRfiL KEEPING WE RECORDS UP-TO-DATE; HAVING CHARGE OF THE LIBRARY XAfl .STUDENT C©UN(HV AND TH£ DIRECTING OF OUR SENIOR Play C lass of 1Q4 JUNIORS A CLASS OF FORTY-EIGHT ENROLLED AS JUNIORS IN 1944 OFFICERS were: President. Wallace Kirchoff: Vice-Presidnet. Donald O'Neill; Secretary. Edna Kniss. Treasurer Richard Mitchell-. Class Mother. Mrs. Lyman; Sponsor. Miss Talbott Outstanding events this year included the class play. Antics of Andrew.” and the Junior-Senior banquet R. ANDERSON G.BENTON W KIRCHOFF L. BLACKBURN G. BOODRY D. O’NEILL S BRABO R. COUCH E. KNISS B GENOWAYS C. GENOWAYS D. MITCHELL F DUNN A ENSSER MISS TALBOTT A. FLORES N. GARCIA SPONSOR W GREATHOUSE J HALL % S HEIL K HERNANDEZ R HIDALGO E J HOLM J HUDDLESTON C KIZZIRE D KRAFT A LIAKOS J LIAKOS L LIBSACK B LYMAN R MOOMAW C PARKS D. PHENNING F PLAZA F. POLICKY R REIBER R. REIFSCHNEIDER E RICHTER A RIDGE E ROBERTS O. SCHAFFER H SCHWARTZ D SEIP K WATERMAN L WEIDEM AN R WYLIE Class of lQIj. 7 SOPHOMORES Sixty Sophomores enrolled in Bayard High in � 944. The FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE ELECTED BlLL PuLLEN. PRESIDENT; Bob Dummitt. Vice-President. Lorene Kleim. Secretary. Dick Beltner. Treasurer; Verna Blackburn. Student Council REPRESENTATIVE Mrs JlM WlMMER. CLASS MOTHER: AND Miss Margaret Stephens. Class Spon.or V U- nfi it ir p o. ® - y? i lf C lir aJ r A1 . _ top row___ BILL PULLEN BOB DUMMITT LORENE KLEIM DICK BELTNER MISS STEPHENS SECOND ROW. HOWARD WILCOX RODRIGO VARELA HOWARD RIDGE BETTY REITZ JOSEPHINE ENSSEB THIRD ROW___ EMMA SCHARTZKOPH CHARLES WlMMER CLYDE SPANGLER TOM COUCH LUCILLE YEKEl FOURTH ROW____ BILL OSBORNE PATSY PERRIN DICK SAMUELS LEROY LEEVER JUNE POLICKY FIFTH ROW___ WALLIS CALVERT BETTY LOU MORGAN DONNA ROBERTSON JANE ELLEN ROKEL VERNA BLACKBURN SIXTH ROW____ KENNETH HORNBY ROBERT HEIGEL ALLENE FOREMAN PAUL ABEYTA FLORENE STEFFAN TOP ROW ALBERT STEFFAN MARJORIE DUNN HERSCHEL HUBBARD YVONNE HOXWORTH BILL HAGEMAN SECOND ROW____ GERALD JENSEN MARY SUHR BILLY PEGG NORMA JEAN BAUER LEONARD REIBER THIRD ROW___ ELMER MOREHEAD CAROLINE EIRICH ALLAN CHAMBERS VIRGINIA BAKER DWIGHT KEIL FOURTH ROW--- JERRY CROXEN ELSIE STRICKER FLOYD NAGEL AUDREY CLINE RONALD PETERS FIFTH ROW____ JOHN WYLIE DOROTHY HUBBARD EARL PIERCE FLORENCE DRAKE DEAN WINCHELL SIXTH ROW___ FLOYD BURTON DOROTHY CALDWELL FRED KRAMER BETTY BRADSBY CHARLES BENTON SEVENTH ROW___ DONALD MCDANIELS JOHN DICKMANN LELAND KEIL BERNICE SCHWARTZ GEORGE MCQUEEN imaiily the is an institution of learning R. STELK FIRST ROW J- LINCOLN M. UPTON L. heigel MRS HOPPLE C. SHAW J. SECOND ROW LANE F. HAGEMAN O. HOFFMAN P. ABEY7A D. ELLARD THIRD ROW L. FRAKES M. HUCK L. SPEER R. GUILLEN FOURTH ROW G. KORABUS C. MOGELE D. BANGERT B. BLUM K. ECK Eighty freshmen enrolled in Bayard High in 1944. The following officers WERE ELECTED: Roger stelk. president; Jerry Lincoln, vice-president. Marilyn Upton. secretary: Lee Hiegel. treasurer Charles Shaw, student COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE; MRS FRANKIE CANDLIN. CLASS MOTHER; AND MRS. EMMA HOPPLE. CLASS SPONSOR FIFTH ROW V. EHRHART G. RAKES E. RAKES D. CASTELLOW B. R08INS0N SIXTH ROW W. SELL V. KIZZIRE C. REIFSCHNEIDER W. BLACKBURN J. C ALOW ILL J. HOYT SEVENTH ROW H. AMENO A. BUSKIRK J. HOLM D. VARELA R. BRABO P. THIRD ROW LAMBERT E. MARTIN J. GOLL L. FLORES FOURTH ROW H. CANDLIN R. DURNEL R. LAEGER B. FOSKET F. FRIES FIFTH ROW G - SPEER O. PINSKE D. DOWNS A. HARIMON E. FEIL SIXTH ROW S. HILL M. FOSKET A. RICHTER B. CHAVEZ H. HUBER T LIAKOS SEVENTH ROW L. BASTRON B. PHENNING R. DOWNING S. WYLIE Lost wealth may lye Replaced hy me lastly, lost knowledge hy hut lost time is gone fotevei BACK ROW W. KEIL. F. MICHAL. E. HEINE. J. BARGAS. L. SCHAFFER. R. KIRCHOFF. V. SCHAAF. G CALVERT. J BRADSBY. G. BOOORY, A. THIEL. R. HEYC. H RATH. L. CHAMBERS. C. SCHONEMAN. B. STRICKER. H. SCHLEGEL. T. GARCIA. P. VERA. THIRD ROW J. ROKEL. E. MONKMAN. C. BRABO, H. CLINE. A. MOGEL. M. NEGRETE. T. PLAZA. M. DALBEY. M. WILCOX. M. LEWIS B ECK. M HEIMBUCK. A MOHR. P REIBER. R DEINES. J. GRAF. H. FRIES. W KRAMER. W. LUNDGREN, L. LEI K AM . SLCOND ROW A. CROSS. M HERNANDEZ. A. WRIGHT. P. LESEBERG. H. BRABO J RUSCH. P. KECHTER. O KRAMER N. SNYDER. E. LEEVER. D. LIND. M. DUNCAN. K. RYSTROM. F. BROWN. G. HOXWORTH. D. OSBORN. O ROBINSON. A. ATKINS. J. SHAW FRONT ROW M. VERA. R. LANGHOFER. D. COOLIOGE. H. HANEL. D. LEIS. J. RICHTER. R. BLAIR. R. VARELA. D. CALDWELL. L. SCHONEMAN. R BETZ. A BRABO R. BARKDOLL. FACULTY C. HERRMANN. A. EDIE. G. RILEY. L. SATCHELBEN a STUDENT. COUNCIL SANDBURR NA'pf’ONAL HONCiR SOCIETY D'A R CONTEST FOOTBALL DUB QUEEN BASKETBALL- TRACK B CLUB PEP CLUB PLAY CAST G A A BAND GLEE CLUBS A CAPELLA CHOIR GIRLS TRIO ctivities THE PURPOSE OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL IS: 1 TO REPRESENT THE STUDENT BODY. 2 TO ESTABLISH BETTER UNDERSTANDING. BETTER SP|t ,, ,R,T. AND COOPERATION BETWEEN PUPILS AND FACULTY. 3 TO DEVELOP INTEREST IN SCHOOL WORK. SCHOOL SPIRIT. AND SCHOOL PRIDE 4 TO DEVELOP INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP. 5 TO PROVIDE FOR PUPIL EXPRESSION THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEETINGS ARE HELD ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH. lSandlniW {Staff FIRST ROW C. HARMS. W. ANDERSON. K. SMITH. M LINCOLN. M HARRIS. C. YEKEL. R. AMEND. D. MITCHELL. SECOND ROW MISS GREGG_ SPONSOR. A ENSSER. D. PULLEN. J. WILLIAMS. R STELK. A LIAKOS. C. PARKS. THIRD ROW L. KLEIM. E RICHTER. K. HERNANDEZ. V. LANE, M. JOHNSON. A. LIAKOS. D PHENNING. Jlational Mono Society TOP ROW J SAMUELS. D GREEN. M JOHNSON. R. GREEN. O. PULLEN. SECOND ROW K. SMITH. M GOLL. M. HARRIS. MEMBERSHIP IN TH.S CHAPTER IS ON SCHOLARSHIP. SERVICE LEADERSHIP ANO CHARACTER FIFTEEN PER CENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS IS ELIGIBLE TO MEMBERSHIP BAYARD H1CH SCHOOL HAS MAINTAINED A CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SINCE l� 2B (f). J[. (R. Representative JEANNE WILLIAMS REPRESENTED BAYARD HIGH IN THE ANNUAL D A R CONTEST HELD IN SCOTTSBLUFF. t footba ll With lots of team work and a swell coach, ‘ Speedy Edie,” this year’s football season was a very exciting one with six victories, two ties, and one defeat. Several of our boys were hurt during the season but everyone took it with a smile and hoped for the best. . The season drew to an end with the annual Turkey day battle with Mina-tare. The Tigers came out with a roaring victory 7-0. Melvin Harris made Honorable Mention in the All State Team. The defensive record of this year was the best in the school history for points scored by opponents. The boys that will not be back next year are Melvin Harris. Kayo Smith, Warren Anderson. Robert Amend. Clarence Yekel, Walter Feil. and Clifford Kizzire. s e o r ( September 22 Bavard—27 September 29 Bavard—12 October 13 Bavard— 6 October 20 Bayard— 3 October 27 Bavard— 0 November 3 Bavard—39 November 10 Bayard—20 November 17 November 30 Bayard— 7 s ... . Morrill— 9 Scottsbluff—12 .... Sidney— 0 . . Mitchell— 7 .... Gering— 0 ... Kimball— 0 Bridgeport— 0 .Torrington— 0 .. Minatare— 0 -figei iSquacl FIRST ROW J. LINCOLN. C. WIMMER. R. AMEND. L REIBER W FEIL. H HUBBARD. D WINCHELL. F. RUSCH. D KRAFT. L. FRAKES. R SUHR. C. BENTON. J. RUSCH SECOND ROW MR EDIE. COACH. A STEFFAN. R RE IF5CH N El DER. W CALVERT. C. KIZZlRE. 0 GENOWAYS, M. LINCOLN. T. COUCH. D FRAKES. L. LEEVER. C. YEKEL THIRD ROW D. CASTELLAW. D SAMUELS. J. LIAKOS. W ANDERSON. M. HARRIS. C. GENOWAYS. R REIBER. L BLACKBURN. K SMITH. D O'NEILL H. SCHWARTZ. C. SHAW. FOURTH ROW E. MARTIN. H. AMEND. T. LIAKOS. D SPEER. P ABEYTA. G. KARIBUS. W. SELL. D. BANGERT. G. RAKES. C RE I FSCHNEIDER. SJi'ist SJeam FIRST row D KRAFT. C. YEKEL. L LEEVER. B RE IFSCH NEI DER. A STEFFAN. C. WIMMER. R AMEND. SECOND ROW D. SAMUELS. W CALVERT. C. KIZZlRE. B. GENOWAYS. M LINCOLN, T. COUCH. D FRAKES. H SCHWARTZ. third ROW J. LIAKOS. W. ANDERSON. M HARRIS. C GENOWAYS. R REIBER. L BLACKBURN. K SMITH. D. O'NEILL. Senior £football 3ien STANDING W FEIL. M LINCOLN. M HARRIS. W ANDERSON. R AMEND. C. KIZZIRE SEATED C. YEKEL. K SMITH. D FRAKES ( o-( apUiins football C)ue H JAMALEE SAMUELS CAPTURED THE THRONE AS OUEEN OF THE 1944 FOOTBALL SEASON SHE WAS PRESENTED IN A BEAUTIFUL CEREMONY BY THE PEP CLUB AND THE FOOTBALL SQUAD. HER CORONATION WAS CONDUCTED BY CO-CAPTAINS MELVIN HARRIS AND KAVO SMITH AND COACH ROLAND EDIE TOP ROW G. RAKES. J. CADWELL. W SELL. D. BANGERT. P ABEYTA. H AMEND. J. LINCOLN. SECOND ROW F. RUfeCH, R MOOMAW. D WINCHELL. R PETERS. T LIAKOS. B MAGEMAN. C. BENTON. D MCDANIEL. D KRAFT. C WIMMER. COACH EDIE BOTTOM ROW R REISER. C. GENOWAYS. D. O'NEILL. W CALVERT. 8 HARRIS. R AMENO. M LINCOLN. D. SAMUELS. W ANDERSON. K. SMITH W ANDERSON. D O NEILL W CALVERT. R. REISER. T COUCH. L. BLACKBURN. J. LIAKOS. B HARRIS. C. WIMMER. COACH EDIE. iJilsl iJeam T It A C K F.RST ROW D. BANGERT. R. DUMMITT. D. WINCHELL. H. HUBBARD. R. SAMUELS, w CALVERT. T COUCH. C BENTON. L LEEVER. A. STEFFAN. C. WIMMER. L REIBER SECOND ROW COACH EDIE. R. KRAFT. H. SCHWARTZ. C. GENOWAYS. B. GENOWAYS. T. NERUO. A REIBER. L. BLACKBURN. J. LIAKOS. D. O'NEILL. R. RE IFSCH N EIDER. W KIRCHOFF THIRD ROW C. RICHTER. R AMEND. M HARRIS. W ANDERSON. K SMITH. O. FRAKES. M LINCOLN. C. HARMS. W FEIL. C. KIZZIRE. C. YEKEL. -B CLUB. HONORARY CLUB OPEN TO ALL BOYS WHO HAVE EARNED THE COVETED B IN ATHLETICS. HAS BEEN ACTIVE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF COACH EDIE ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A DANCE FOR THE PEP CLUB GIRLS THE OFFICERS ARE PRESIDENT. MELVIN HARRIS: VICE-PRESIDENT. KAYO SMITH SECRET AR Y-TREASU RER. WARREN ANDER.ON The Pep Club generates pep and enthusiasm to roo:T our Tiger teams The members always STAND BEHIND THE TEAM-WIN OR LOSE. THEY ENTERTAINED THE FOOTBALL SOUAD AT A BANOUET IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR SUCCESSFUL YEAR Pep Clu3 officers are President. Daisy Pullen: Vice President. Marilyn Goll Secretary. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON. TREASURER. EDNA HlLL: SPONSOR. MISS GENEVIEVE O'KEEFE TOP ROW____ E WHITE. M. CAMPION. E SCH W ARTZKOPH. I. KRAFT. V LANE. M JOHNSON. N MCALISTER. M JOHANN-SEN. J. WILLIAMS. J. SAMUELS. D PHENNING, A LIAKOS. J PINSKE. P PERRIN. V KINNEY. MISS O'KEEFE. SECOND ROW_____ L LIBSACK. A. FOREMAN. J. POLICKY. E ROBERTS. V, BLACKBURN. A LIAKOS. B LYMAN. R ANDERSON. V. BAKER. R. GREEN. Y HOXWORTH. J ROKEL. K. HERNANDEZ. V DOERING THIRD ROW____ T DALBEY. J. ENSSER. A ENSSER. E. RICHTER. V. JOHNSTON. D PULLEN. M GOLL. E. HILL. M STELMA. D SEIP, F. STEFFAN. D. GREEN TOP ROW_____ M STELMA. J. SAMUELS. V. DOER'NG. J. HOYT. A. LIAKOS . M. JOHANNSEN. A FLORES. D PHENNING. J. LANE. R. ANDERSON SECOND ROW_____ MISS O'KEEFE. J. WILLIAMS. B. REITZ. R GREEN. E. WHITE. V. JOHNSTON. V. LANE. B LYMAN. V. BLACKBURN. P PERRIN. A LIAKOS FIRST ROW___ D PULLEN. E HILL. T. DALBY. V KINNEY. F. STEFFAN. A ENSSER. O. SEIP. J. ENSSER. D. LANE. E RICHTER. J. POLICKY. A. FOREMAN The G.A.A CLASS OF THIS YEAR HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MISS O'KEEFE. MEETING ONE HOUR A DAY. TWICE A WEEK. BASKETBALL. VOLLEYBALL. DANCING. AND Hiking were the principal activities. In February the annual inter-class basketball tournament WAS HELD. AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. FIRST LOCAL. SECOND LOCAL. FIRST STATE. OR SECOND STATE LETTERS WILL BE AWARDED TO THE GIRLS WHO QUALIFY. € II E E It L E A l� E IS S L. LIBSACK, T. DALBY. V. DOERINO. D. GREEN. J. GOLL. V EHRHART cS entot T DALBY. V DOERING. D. GREEN O • TOP ROW____ J. SAMUELS. C. SPANGLER. F DUNN. F PLAZA. L BLACKBURN. T COUCH. N WATERMAN. M DUNN O SF.IP. M. SUHR. M GOLL. M STELMA SECOND ROW---- L. MARKS. H. RATH. N. GARCIA. D PEGG. V. BLACKBURN. J. PINSKE. V EARHART. P. PERRIN. E MOREHEAD. D GREEN. V DOERING. H CANDLIN. R BARKDOLL. E KNISS THIRD ROW____ J.WILLIAMS. J. GOLL. C. PARKS. B. HEYL. S RYSTROM, R STELK. D PINSKE. M HERNANDEZ. B SWARTS D ROBERTSON. M UPTON. K HERNANDEZ. T. DALBEY. There are forty-six students enrolled in the Instrumental Department under the supervision of Mr Leslie Marks Several expenditures were made in behalf of this department during the year new uniforms WERE PURCHASED BY THE BAND PARENTS' ASSOCIATION. AND ALSO FUNDS WERE SECURED FOR THE REPAIRING OF OLD INSTRUMENTS AND PURCHASING OF NEW ONES The Band was very active this year, having presented several outstanding exhibitions at THE FOOTBALL GAMES TWO FORMAL CONCERTS WERE HELD THE LATTER PART OF FEBRUARY AND EARLY APRIL. Three band students. Kathryn Hernandez. Varena Doering, and Violet Earhart attended the North Platte State Convention and the Band also attended the District Clniic at Gering MAJORETTES MARY STELMA JAMALEE SAMUELS On the field Turkey Day TOP ROW____ C. PARKS. V. KINNEY. V. JOHNSTON. L. UBSACK. A RIDGE. R GREEN. J ENSSER. A. FOREMAN. A, ENSSER. M JOHNSON. N. MCALISTER. J. PINSKE. D ROBERTSON. SECOND ROW_____ V BLACKBURN. P LAMBERT. M BLACKSTONE. D LANE. O. SCHAFFER. J. POLICKY. R ANDERSON. A LIAKOS. J. SAMUELS. V. DOERING. T. DALBEY. M GOLL. J. WILLIAMS. R. DOANE. THIRD ROW____ P BRINKMAN. D. PEGG. E. RICHTER. E HILL. M STELMA. E. KNISS, V. LANE. Y. HOXWORTH. J. ROKEL. r HOLMS. E ROBERTS Miss Margaret Stephens capably directs this group of singers two periods a week. They PARTICIPATED IN THE DISTRICT VOCAL CONTEST IN GERING. TWO PROGRAMS WERE PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC DURING THE YEAR. RUTH GREEN AND EDNA KNISS WERE CHOSEN TO REPRESENT BAYARD AT the North Platte clinic. The accompanist is Ruby Brinkman. Mr. Leslie Marks directs the boys' glee club, and has presented them in a concert during THE YEAR. Carroll Harms. Melvin Harris and Warren Andercon were chosen to represent Bayard at the North Platte Clinic, top row____ V FRAKES. R MITCHELL. C BENTON. M HARRIS. H HUBBARD. M LINCOLN. C. HARMS. W. KIRCHOFF. C. YEKEL. B. DUMMITT. R. STELK. W FRAKES SECOND ROW_____ 1 NERUD. D. BELTNER. W ANDERSON. C. SPANGLER. R REIFSCHNEIDER. D. SAMUELS. L. AUSTIN. J LINCOLN. C. REIFSCHNEIDER. R MOOMAW. THIRD ROW____ C. RICHTER. B HAGEMAN. H SCHWARTZ. C. GENOWAYS. B GENOWAYS. B PULLEN. D KRAFT. D. O'NEILL. L. KEIL. W. FEIL. B PEGG. FRONT ROW____ P COUCH. C WIMMER. G JENSON. J. LIAKOS. R. AMEND. L. BLACKBURN. C. SHAW. J. DIEKMANN QhU Glee CU Gioys' Glee CU TOP ROW____ R. ANDERSON. J. SAMUELS. M GOLL. D BELTNER. M HARRIS. D. KRAFT. C. HARMS. W KIRCHOFF. W. FEIL, B DUMMITT. J. POLICKY. M. STELMA. J. WILLIAMS. SECOND ROW_____ N MCALISTER. V. DOERING. C. GENOWAYS. W. ANDERSON. R AMEND. D. SAMUELS. C. YEKEL. L AUSTIN. J. LINCOLN. L. FRAKES. E HILL. V. BLACKBURN THIRD ROW__1_ J ROKEL. A. ENSSER. C. WIMMER. B GENOWAYS. L BLACKBURN. D O'NEILL. L. KEIL. C SHAW. C. REIFSCHNEIDER. B PEGG. Y. HOXWORTH FRONT ROW____ V. JOHNSTON. M JOHNSON. V. KINNEY. V. LANE. L LIBSACK. J ENSSER. E. RICHTER. T DAlBEY. R GREEN. E KNISS. The choir was organized in 1944 under Mr Mark s leadership, Thirty girls voices and thirty boys voices, chosen for ouality and harmony, make up the CHOIR 'f •Plane Crazy- as presented by this group of Juniors LEFT TO RIGHT---TESSIE DALBEY. MARY STELMA. VARENA DOERING. ANfj WILLIAMS. DARRELL FRAKES. CARROLL HARMS. WARREN ANDERSO JOHANNSEN. MYRTLE JOHNSON. MELVIN HARRIS. MISS O'KEEFE. fRONT ROW----IAMALEE SAMUELS. CLARENCE YEKEL. EDNA «Ll. £%3E the Senior Class presented -Here Comes Ch CAST V STANDING____ ROBERT KEIL. DAISY PULLEN. MELVIN HARRIS. TDlft DIRECTOR, 2 SEATED___ CLARENCE YEKEL. MARILYN GOLL. JAMALEE SAMUE enio OLL HARMS MR FRANKLIN CA LENDAR August 28—School Starts. September 4—Labor Day—No school!! September 11—Misner Players. What a gal!! September 22—Morrill 9, Bayard 27. Off to a good start. Crowned Jama queen. Lyceum Program-Canaries. September 26—Boys drafted for Glee Club. September 29—Scottsbluff 12, Bayard 12. Yippe!! October 2-16—Harvest Vacation. Spuds! Spuds! Spuds! October 13—Sidney 0, Bayard 6. Still goin’ strong!! October 20—Mitchell 7, Bayard 3. Shucks we slipped! Cota Concert. Gosh! Could he sing! October 27—Teacher’s Convention. Gering 0, Bayard 0. November 3—Kimball 0, Bayard 39. Yea man! Band makes first appearance. November 10—Bridgeport 0, Bayard 20. Nice goin’! Senior dance, and what a dance! ! ! ! November 17—Torrington 6, Bayard 19. (Drug Store Playboys) Oooh dear! all those unexcused absences! November 24—“B” Club, Pep Club dance at last. More fun. November 30—Minatare 0, Bayard 7. We did it again. Last game. Boo Hoo. Band all decked out in cow-boy togs. Thanksgiving Vacation? None! December 1—School starts again. Shucks! December 4—Downey takes Senior pictures. Watch the birdies! Cheese! December 5-6—Boys interclass basketball tournament—Yea, Seniors! December 8, 9, 10—Music Clinic at North Platte. o t u C A n i n e. d A it December 13—Seniors Wallop Faculty. What he men! Miss Gregg gives feed. December 19—Lyman 16. Bayard 36. Off to a good start! December 20—“Treat” from Mrs. Smith. Thanks “Mom!” December 20—Junior Class Play—“Antics of Andrew.” Men or women? ? ? December 22—Oshkosh 18, Bayard 22. Gee! We’re good! ! December 22-January 2—Christmas Vacation at last. January 2—Back to school again and boy, how sleepy. January 5—Bridgeport 21, Bayard 35. We’re really goin’ to town! January 9—Morrill 25, Bayard 34. Another victory. January 12—“B” Club, Pep Club Banquet and Dance. What a feed! ! January 16—Minatare 21, Bayard 22. Where’s our heart? ? ? January 17-18—Semester Exams. Oh dear! January 18—Magicians. January 20—Gering 31, Bayard 35. What a game! ! 2nd Semester. On our last stretch! ! January 26—Morrill 21, Bayard 26. Keep up the good work boys. January 30—Mitchell 44, Bayard 25. Tough. February 2—Bridgeport vs. Bayard. February 13—Minatare vs. Bayard. February 16—Gering vs. Bayard. February 20—Lyman vs. Bayard. March 14—“Here Comes Charlie” Senior Class Play. May 20—Baccalaureate Services. Caps and Gowns. May 23—Class Night. S’nuff said. May 24—Senior Recognition Day—Seniors recognized at last. May 25—Commencement—Big Moment! So long everyone! DOWN THE FRONT STEPS OUT INTO THE WORLD KIDS GO EACH SPRING SENIORS ARE SPECIAL PEOI ALL KIDS ARE SCHOOL IS A CAGE FROM WHICH THEY ESCAPE' UNTIL. TOO LATE. THEY FIND THAT LIFE IS THE CAPTOR AND THERE IS NO RETURN AFTER THEY GO DOWN THE FRONT STEPS A-r, . - - ■ - I PM 1 ; g '; ,' tvr m A ! •� « - f? ;%• • M Jf5 5 • . gy5 ,- Y :Vr; ! w 6' %■ -t , % t.. t - .SU1 • � tY � .•-� fe - SrT a-; •c SS ',.v -;,•:.-; ,■ A -:-V% - £ V IT W