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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1966
Page
6
Clipped OCR notes show F Lations girls beat Lake City Redettes with a senior candy drive and penny collection. The item mentions Christmas fundraising, plastic containers for meals, and a planned trip to Lake City for the fourth game of the season. Details are fragmented and unclear.
Bayard Redettes travel to Lake City for a first time matchup Saturday night. Lake City, runner up last year, lost several starters, giving Bayard optimism for a victory with hard work and support.
Freshmen Tim Thomas leads with plans for a class dance and shared project duties. Sophomore Dennis Hall cites dances and routine electives while Juniors pick Denny Caraher for drive and study hall focus. Senior Joe Calder aims for funds for a senior trip as Gene Johnston leads student council and band. The article notes family ties in National Honor Society and Christmas concert plans.
The list features holiday titles such as Girls Glee Holly Jolly Christmas and Winter Wonderland along with Do You Hear What I Hear. A reminder notes Remember December 16 at 7:30 pm in the High School Auditorium for the event.
The Onal Honor Group of Linda Christensen's chapter of the National Society held its first meeting of the year on Friday November 9. Six members attended with sponsor Mr Dun Were present. Gene Johnston led the session and new officers were elected: president Roger Hand vice president Sherry secretary Linda and treasurer Carol. The group plans faculty board approval for new members before the semester ends.
Editorial urges BH students to support teams and cheerleaders. It criticizes apathetic crowds, notes four cheerleaders lead cheers with few followers, and appeals for renewed school spirit through active participation and enthusiasm.
Bayard Redettes beat the Extra Vikings 27 to 24 to stay atop the Coon Valley Conference standings. Bayard guards shared the scoring while Extra’s height caused trouble. Judy Acres stood out as a returning All Conference first team pick. The Redettes hope to carry momentum into the next conference game versus Guthrie Center.
Friday December 9 the Bayard Reds were defeated by the Extra Vikings 69 to 34. The Vikings relied on a fast break and full court press while the Reds struggled with turnovers and failed to generate offense. Bayard has one more game before Christmas against VJB.
A reflective piece on the Christmas season noting the busy shopping, early rush, and decorated streets. It describes how decorations lift mood and foster generosity, while stressing that the true joy lies in the thought and care behind gifts.
A reflective poem describes standing on winter's doorstep with delicate snowflakes and praises creation. The text notes Mrs Louis Buhr visiting Des Moines to be near her daughter Melinda in Blank Memorial Hospital and that Mr and Mrs Jim Jackson visited Mrs Clarence Hupp in Coon.
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