Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1950 volume:

76 SENIOR CLASS Presents 7 1950 TIGER TOP ROW: Hoffman, Speer, Parriott, Pat Anest, Hullinger, Yekel, Kamerzel, Heintz, Schoeneman, Leikam, Otte, Leever, Bangert. SECOND ROW: Hoyt, Schmall, Leseberg, Dugan, Holm, Paul Anest, Langhofer, Schneider, Brabo, Hoxworth, Reifschneider, Kleim, Wallesen, Michal. SITTING: Barkdoll, Rystrom, Lind, Shaw, Ellard. INSERT: A. V. Halsted, Sponsor. •ft Dedication THE MEMBERS OF THE ANNUAL STAFF DEDICATE THE 1950 TIGER to THEIR PARENTS in appreciation of the help and the understanding they have given the Seniors of '50 during their years of study and learning in the Bayard City Schools. Editor-in-Chief --Delores Lind Clubs —Joan Bangert Associate Editor --Kenneth Rystrom Lynn Heintz Business Manager --Violet Ellard Honors --Paula Wallesen Sales Manager —Jack Shaw Football --Glenn Speer Class Pictures --Bertha Dugan Robert Langhofer Vivian Hoyt Basketball —Bob Yekel Jurene Hoffman Paul Anest Gladys Kleim Track --Gerald Parriott Alice Michal Pat Anest Photography --Leroy Leikam Snapshots --Kenneth Schneider Willard Kamerzel Oscar Brabo Art --Ronald Barkdoll Leonard Schoeneman Historian --Gary Hoxworth Dramatics --Elnora Leever Band — Leo Hullinger Pat Leseberg Girls' Chorus --Virginia Holm Typist --Shirley Schmall Boys' Chorus --Kenneth Reifschneider Sponsor --Mr. A. V. Halsted fldmini strati C. E. Young Hastings College A.B. University of Colorado M. Ed Superintendent A. V. Halsted University of Nebraska University of Colorado Principal Science and Mathematics BOARD OF EDUCATION J. A. Stockwell, W. G. McNeice, E. R. Burden, C. B. Comstock, N. J. Velis V. F. Plummer OFFICERS President----------V. F. Plummer Vice-President----N. J. Velis Secretary----------C. B. Comstock Treasurer----------J. A. Stockwell FACULTY m s FACULTY Lester Hunt Wesleyan University A. B. Mathematics Miss Bette Huhs Colorado State College of Education A. B. English and Dramatics Mrs. Vera Henriksen Kearney State College A. B. Junior High Social Studies Miss Betty Blehm Wartburg College B. M. Vocal Music Harold Henriksen Kearney State College A. B. History and Jr. High Coach Mrs. Lucille H. Camburn Kansas State College A. B. Home Economics and English Mrs. Lois W. Halsted Hastings College A. B. Spanish and English FACULTY Miss Norma Phillips Colorado State College of Education A. B. Junior High Mathematics Mrs. Donna Savage Chadron State College Junior High Science and G. A. A. Paul Phillips Chadron State College B.S. Science and Assistant Coach K. Fred Schnell Concordia College Junior High English and Art Victor Weidensee South Dakota State B.S. University of Denver M. A. Instrumental Music W. F. Savage Chadron State College B.S. Coach and Shop A. L. Sobieszczyk Kearney State College B. A. Commerce f The fall of '37 marked our entry Into the educational world--a group of youngsters unaware of the problems, triumphs, and experiences which lay ahead. Only six of our present thirty-one seniors began their studies in the Bayard City Schools that year. They were Ronald Barkdoll, Gary Hoxworth, Robert Langhofer, Leroy Leikam, Kenneth Rystrom, and Jack Shaw. Since that initial year we have lost many students from our class, but we have also gained new talent and new energy from students joining our group. ft was a class of fifty-four that entered Bayard High in 1946, destined to become the Golden Class of '50. Miss Margaret Stephens was our sponsor, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Barkdoll were class parents. Our officers were: President-Kenneth Rystrom; vice-president-Delores Lind; secretary-Fred Brown; treasurer-Virginia Holm; Student Council Representative-Ronald Barkdoll. High school was strange to us; and, in fact, many of us were strangers to each other. In order to become better acquainted, we gave a party during the second semester, but invited only ourselves. Our roll had decreased to 47 by the time the Mid-Century Class entered B. H. S. as sophomores. Mr. Jack Wier was our sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lind our class parents. Our new officers were: President-Glenn Speer; vice-president-Ronald Barkdoll; secretary-Alice Michal; treasurer-Paula Wall -esen; and student council representative-Joan Bangert. We took a greater interest in our school and its activities. In the latter part of April, we gave a May-Day party, this time inviting the entire school. Although we lost a little money, we had a lot of fun. (And took pride in earning our fair share of the honors.) Another milestone was reached as the members of our class became juniors and became upperclassmen. We had an active year ahead of us and elected our officers to head us through our various activities. Pat Anest was chosen President; Lynn Heintz-Vice-president; Paul Anest-Secretary; Gladys Kleim-Treasurer; Mr. Victor Weidensee our sponsor; and Dr. and Mrs. K. F. Rystrom class parents. Our first real activity was a carnival in November. It was a great success and did much to build class spirit within our group of 39 students. Beyond Reason was our junior class play, presented in December. It surely was a spooky affair, but we enjoyed haunting the old sanatorium. The day our class rings arrived was a day to remember. We were sure we had chosen the finest in the history of our school. Undoubtedly, the biggest event in our junior year was our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Our theme was A Little Bit of Holland and our decorations and program were designed to carry out the name. For the first time the Prom after the Banquet was held down town at the V. F.W. Hall. By the time the gym was completely cleaned after the banquet, we were a real class, welded together into a solid mass of friendship. Joan Bangert, Pat Anest, Lynn Heintz, and Kenneth Rystrom were selected to receive the school traditions and to carry them for the next year. It was with real dismay that we received our final marks as juniors--not to come together again as a group until the next fall. But the summer soon passed—and then we were seniors. We elected these officers: President-Bob Yekel; vice-president-Robert Langhofer; secretary-Ronald Barkdoll; treasurer-Alice Michal, and later Kenneth Schneider; student council representative-Glenn Speer; Mr. Aldon Sobie was our sponsor, and Dr. and Mrs. Rystrom were again chosen class parents. At first it didn't seem real that we were actually publishing The Sandburr and that we were really going to edit the annual. ---And then we did it! ! When a planned trip to Gering Fell through , we went anyway. An afternoon of excitement, four car loads of seniors, Scotts Bluff Monument, Lake Minatare—and six hours makeup. Even so, it did the trick--we had real class spirit, a type we had never dreamed possible before. As this is written, the 1950 Tiger is all but completed. It is our hope that it will serve as a living memory of the wonderful days in B. H. S. during the '49-'50 school year. Our senior class play will soon be started. Following that will come the Junior-Senior Banquet--only this time it will be we who are the guests. Then — graduation!! Indeed it seems such a short time since we first drew for our seats in the freshman study hall. The months and years have rolled by, almost unnoticed. We are about to leave dear old Bayard High behind forever—to enter into the world with a will and a purpose. And so to you--the underclassmen, we leave with you the traditions of our school Be yours to hold them high! ! f Robert Langhofer B Club 4 Movie Operator 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Chorus 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Football 1, 4 Sandburr 4 Annual Staff 4 Virginia Holm Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sextette 2, 4 Vocal Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4 Football Queen 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Small Choir 2 Class Treasurer 1 Annual Staff 4 Bob Yekel Entered from Scottsbluff 3 B Club 3, 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 3, 4 Brass Quartet 3 Brass Sextette 3 Dance Band 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Boy’s State 3 Chorus 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Beyond Reason 3 One Act Plays 3 Class President 4 Student Council 4 Band President 3 LeRoy Leikam Phys. Ed. 1,2 One Act Plays 3 Annual Staff 4 Violet Ellard Library 1,3,4 Girls Glee Club Vocal Clinic 4 G.A.A. 4 G. A. A. Tournament 4 G. A. A. Play Day 4 Annual Staff 4 Pat Anest Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ”B Club 2, 3, 4 B Club Vice-President 4 Football Co-Captain 4 Class President 3 Student Council Vice-President 3 Yoke 3 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Inter-class Tournament 1,2, 3, 4 Gladys Kleim Chorus 2. 3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4 Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Beyond Reason 3 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Play Day 2, 4 Glenn Speer Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Phys. Ed. 1 N. A.S.S. 2 Class President 2 Student Council 2, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Courtesy Certificate 3 f Paul Anest Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 B Club 1,2, 3, 4 Football Co-Captain 4 Class Secretary 3 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Jack Shaw Phys. Ed. 1,2,4 One Act Plays 2, 4 Beyond Reason 3 Sandburr Staff 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Alice Michal Chorus 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 One Act Play 2 Tiger Player 2 Class Secretary 2 Beyond Reason 3 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 Play Day 1, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 4 Delores Lind Chorus 2, 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 Football Princess 1 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Captain 1 G.A.A. Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 G. A. A. President 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 Student Council Secretary 3 Student Council Vice President Beyond Reason 3 One Act Plays 3 Play Day 1, 4 D. A. R 4 Willard Kamerzel One Act Play 3 Beyond Reason 3 Shirley Schmall G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 Play Day 1, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2 Ronald Barkdoll Class Vice-President 2 Student Council 1 Class Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 One Act Plays 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Beyond Reason 3 Band Clinic 1,2, 3, 4 Quarter Note Club 3,4 Vocal Clinic 1,2, 3,4, Piano Accompaniment 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4 Saxophone Trio 3,4 Band King Candidate 4 Oscar Brabo Chorus 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 3 Football 3 Basketball 3 Sandburr Staff 4 Phys. Ed. 3 Annual Staff 4 i Elnora Leever Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 Small Choir 2 Sextette 3, 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 G. A. A. Tournaments 1,2, 3,4 G. A. A. Captain 2 G.A.A. Vice-President 4 One Act Plays 2, 3 Librarian 4 G. A. A. Playday 1, 4 Beyond Reason 3 Annual Staff 4 Kenneth Schneider Entered from Huntley 2 Football Manager 3 Basketball 2, 3 Track 3, 4 Chorus 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 B Club 3, 4 Beyond Reason 3 Phys. Ed. 1,2 Paula Wallesen Entered from Bridgeport 2 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Football Princess 2 Football Queen 3 Beyond Reason” 3 One Act Play 3 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 G.A.A. Secretary 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 G. A. A. Playday 4 G.A.A. Tournaments Jurene Hoffman Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Vice-President 4 G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Secretary 3 G.A.A. Playday 1 Glee Club 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Librarian 2, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Kenneth Rystrom Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Clarinet Quartet 1.2, 3, 4 Quarter Note Club Club 3,4 Q. N.C. President 4 Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 1 Student Council 1, 4 S. C. President 4 Football 3, 4 B Club 4 Oratorical Contest 1.2, 3, 4 Beyond Reason 3 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Book of Knowledge 3 Bertha Dugan Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 2, 3,4 Gerald Parriott Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Vivian Hoyt G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. Playday 1,3,4 G.A.A. Tournament 1,2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Secretary Librarian 3 Vocal Clinic 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 r Kenneth Reifschneider Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Track 2, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 4 Phys. Ed. 1 Football 3 Lynn Heintz Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Tournaments 3, 4 State Track Meet 3 B Club President 4 Athletic Letter 3 Annual Staff 4 N. A. S. S. Vice-President 3 Sandburr Staff 4 Student Council 4 Patricia Leseberg Inst. Music 2 G. A. A. 2 Library 3, 4 Leonard Schoeneman Football 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 Movie Operator 4 Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 Gary Hoxworth Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 B Club 4 Sandburr Staff 4 Chorus 3 Leo Hullinger Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Band Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, Vocal Clinic 3, 4 Quarter Note Club 4 Phys. Ed. 1 Sandburr Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Joan Bangert Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club President 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Clinic 2, 3, 4 Beyond Reason 3 One Act Play 2 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4 Tournaments 1,2, 3, 4 Captain 3 Playday 2, 3 Student Council 2, 4 Student Council Secretary 2, 4 Football Princess ), 4 Annual Staff 4 Sandburr Staff 4 School Spirit 3 Courtesy Certificate 3 Mr. Aldon L. Sobieszczyk Sponsor Jurene Hoffman wills her story-telling ability to Barbara Rystrom. Kenneth Schneider wills his nickname Rastus to James MacDonald. Kenneth Reifschneider wills his driving ability to Mr. Halsted. Alice Michal wills her height to George Jackson. Gary Hoxworth wills his freckles to Beverly Durnal. Gladys Kleim wills her nice clean shoes to Phyllis Blair. Willard Kamerzel wills his ability to write poems to Glenda Austin. Jack Shaw wills his cheerleading ability to Kitty Randall. Virginia Holm wills her alto voice to Norma Jean Smith. Glenn Speer wills his flirting ability to Richard Pinske. Shirley Schmall wills her blonde hair to Anne Verges. Kenneth Rystrom wills his brains to Dorothy Fegler. Lynn Heintz wills his glasses to Mrs. Halsted. Joan Bangert wiUs her school spirit to Ruby Greathouse. Leonard Schoeneman wills his shyness to Jimmy Stockwell. Paula Wallesen wills her brown eyes to Mary Ellen Sauer. Bob Yekel wills his ability to be late to James Reifschneider. Oscar Brabo wills his ability to imitate Mr. Halsted to Marvin McNeice. Violet Ellard wills her shorthand ability to Bernice Suhr. Leo Hullinger wills his ability to do bookkeeping to Marvin Pierce. Bertha Dugan wills her strength to Nancy Kidd. Leroy Leikam wills his shortness to Coach Savage. Gerald Parriott wills his car to Sobie . Delores Lind wills her long blonde hair to Maxine Hageman. Paul Anest wills his Monday Holidays to Shirley Lind. Pat Anest wiUs his crew cuts to Helen Castellaw. Pat Leseberg wills her library position to Louise Pieper. Vivian Hoyt wills her shyness to Doris Leis. Robert Langhofer wills his Ford Accessories to Hank Henriksen. Ronald Barkdoll wiUs his musical ability to Kitty Randall. Elnora Leever wills her sextette part to Olembia Pappas. Delores Lind - Superintendent of Angora School of Commerce. Jurene Hoffman - Looking for oil but not in the station. Paul Anest - Head patrolman of Nebraska. Joan Bangert - Pianist at Carnegie Hall. Kenneth Rystrom - President of United States. Elnora Leever - School teacher at Henry University. Kenneth Schneider - Taking over A1 Jolson's acting position. Shirley Schmall - Judge at Harrisburg court. Willard Kamerzel - Second Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Paula Wallesen - Supervisor and owner of an old maids' home. Gary Hoxworth - Running Brill's Recreation Center. (Adv.) Virginia Holm - District Attorney at Melbeta. Ronald Barkdoll - Designing cars at Ford Motor Company at Detroit, Michigan. Violet Ellard - Teaching orphans at her mansion at Haig. Pat Anest - Designing John Deere Farm machinery. Bertha Dugan - Senior Nurse at Hay Springs. Jack Shaw - Editor of New York Times. Vivian Hoyt - In charge of the oil refineries at Sidney. Alice Michal - Assistant Manager of Kleim's cab service at Gurley. Pat Leseberg - Librarian at Broadwater. Gladys Kleim - Head of the K. and M. Cab Service at Gurley. Bob Yekel - Head of an old bachelors' home located near the old maids' home. Lynn Heintz - Head Coach at Notre Dame. Gerald Parriott - Head barber at Tom's Barber Shop, giving crew cuts. Kenneth Reifschneider - Trying to perfect a new brand of cigarettes. Leonard Schoeneman - Pilot at Bayard Airport. Robert Langhofer - Inventing new accessories for cars. Leroy Leikam - Professor at Wesleyan University. Oscar Brabo - Publishing joke books. Glenn Speer - President of the C. A. P. Leo Hullinger - Bookkeeper for Harry S. Truman. rrrrs s rrrrrr'r f rttn SENIOR WHO'S WHO JUNIORS TOP ROW: Anest, Benton, Bond. Boyer, Castellaw, Contreras, Deal, Eirich. 2ND ROW: Foster, Green, Hageman, Hein, Henkel, Hornbacher, Jackson, Karnes. 3RD ROW: Lansford, Leever, MacDonald, McDaniel, Pepler, Perrin, Petersen, Pierce. 4TH ROW: Pinske, Reifschneider, Reynolds, Elmer Schaffer, Elsie Schaffer, Shimp. Sloan, Stack. 5TH ROW: Steele, Stelk, Stockwell, Suhr, Tafoya, Toland, Williams, Huddelston. BOTTOM ROW: Libsack and Mr. Paul Phillips, Sponsor. The junior class had an enrollment of forty last fall. Of this number, twenty-five were boys and fifteen were girls. Edna Schoeneman dropped out in October but Wanda Huddleston and Darlene Libsack joined the class for the second semester swelling the class list to forty-one students. After getting back to school and seeing all their friends again they held their class election September 9th. The following officers were elected: President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Student Council Rep. Class Parents Sponsor James Toland Jerry Leever Patricia Petersen Bernice Suhr Roger Deal Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stockwell Mr. Paul Phillips To help earn class funds, the juniors sold hot-dogs, pop, candy bars and the like at the Bayard-Mitchell football game here Friday evening, October 14. Every junior is proud of his or her class ring which was selected early in November and delivered in February. Naturally the juniors think their ring is the prettiest ring in school. After much preparation, the juniors gave the first class party of the season, an Armistice Night box social that was enjoyed by the students and faculty. That Brewster Boy was selected as the class play. It was a sparkling comedy of youth, full of clever lines and situations, that pleased every person who saw it December 13, and 14. Between the second and third acts the class gave Miss Huhs, their director, a lovely gift in appreciation of her services. The really big event of the junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was given May 5th. Everyone worked hard and made the affair a real success in honor of the Class of ’50 . SOPHOMORES Top Row: Amend, Anest, Austin, Blum, Brabo, Chapman, Contreras,Cross. 2nd Row: Durnal, Featner, Flores, Garcia, Greathouse, Green, Guillen, Hageman. 3rd Row: Henkel, G. Henkel, Hernandez, Hood, Hoxworth, Hullinger, Johannsen, Huston. Bottom Row: Kemp, Kidd, Kirchoff. Leis, Lewis, Liakos. Lind, Low. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL REPS. Richard Blum Richard Lyman Nancy Kidd Lupe Flores Shirley Lind Donald Moranville Mr. Mrs. H. C. Moranville Mr. Lester Hunt CLASS PARENTS SPONSOR SOPHOMORES Top Row: Lyman, McPherson, Meter, Michai, Miller, Mohr, Moranviiie, J. Mues. 2nd Row: M. Mues, Ogard, Osborne, Pappas, Payne, Rafferty, Randall, Reichart. 3rd Row: Richards, Sauer, Schaffer, Schmidt, Schmunk, Schneider, Jerry Schoeneman, Johnny Schoeneman. Bottom Row: Siegfried, Shaw, Smith, Speer, Vera, Verges, Wylie. SOPHOMORE BRIEFS Enrollment: 34 boys; 29 girls Largest Class in Bayard High School. Football Letters: Major--Flores, Hood, Liakos, Meter, Reichart, John Schoene man. Minor--Schmidt. Manager--Mohr. Basketball Teams: First Ten--Schmunk. Squad—Lewis, Mohr, Reichart, Schneider, Jerry Schoeneman, Schmidt. Managers—Green, Miller, Instrumental Music Groups: Kidd, Smith. Class Party--March 31st. FRESHMEN Top Row: Abeyta, Anderson, J. Bauer, M. Bauer, Mike Bauer, Belden Blair, Bowers. 2nd Row: Boyer, Covalt, Eirich, Feather, Fegler, Fries, Gochenour Green. 3rd Row: Hein, F. Heintz, M. Heintz, V. Heintz, Huck, Kamerzell Kleim, Kramer. Bottom Row: Krueger, Laeger, Leever, Leikam, Lundgren, Lyman MacDonald. Insert: Mrs. Lucille Camburn, Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL Barbara Rystrom Richard Anderson Alice Watson Lorraine Shimp Farrell Heintz Robert Leever CLASS PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. McNeice SPONSOR Mrs. Lucille Camburn FRESHMEN TOP HOW: McGinley, McNeice, H. Michal, R. Michal, Nichols, Petersen, Pieper, Razo. 2ND ROW: Reitz, Reyes, Rice, Richards, Richter, Robertson, Rodriquez, Rusch. 3RD ROW: Rystrom, Savala, Schledewitz, Schumacher, Sell, Shimp, E. Tafoya. T. Tafoya. BOTTOM ROW: Thompson, Wallesen, Wamboldt, Warrick, Watson, Weber, Williams. FRESHMEN BRIEFS Enrollment: 28 boys: 34 girls. First Class to enroll 100% in Junior Red Cross, 1949. Minor Football Letters: Kleim, Leever, Lyman. Basketball team: Anderson, Belden, Fries, F. Heintz, Huck, Kleim, Leikam, MacDonald, McNeice, R. Michal, Nichols, Savala, Schumacher. Instrumental Music Groups: McGinley, McNeice, Rystrom Warrick. Class Party: March 3rd. Dances old and new. EIGHTH GRADE Top Row: Abeyta, Barnard, Baird, Belden, Benton, Bond, Bowden, Bowers. 2nd Row: Brill, Cadwell, Collamore, Cunningham, Fries, Garcia, Gochenour, Green. 3rd Row: Halsted, Hernandez, Horbacher, Huck, Huddleston, Hunt, Krueger, Lapp. 4th Row: Leever, Leis, Marker, McMurtry, Olivarez, Reifschneider, Reynolds, Rodriquez. 5th Row: Sanchez, Schaffer, Schultz, Schlauger, Speer, Splittgerber, Verges, Willey. Bottom Row: York Mrs. Vera Henriksen, Sponsor. SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW: Barnard, Becker, Brening, Feather, Foley, Fricke, George, Granillo. 2ND ROW: Hageman, Kauffman, Kellander, Lundgren, Nelson, Raymond, Reifschneider, Richter. FRONT ROW: Sanchez, Thiel, Shimp, Verges, Vera, Wilhelm, Young, Miss Phillips, Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representative Sponsor Eleanore Reifschneider Diana Raymond Nancy Young Larry Fricke Connie Foley Miss Phillips EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS (Pictured on preceding page) President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Representative Sponsor Richard Huck Beverly Willey Dick Reifschneider Douglas Halsted Dorothy Lapp Mrs. Henriksen PEP CLUB B CLUB FOOTBALL QUEEN AND CO-CAPTAINS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Glenn Speer, Delores Lind, Kenneth Rystrom, Ronald Barkdoll, Violet Ellard TRADITIONS Joan Bangert, Pat Anest, Kenneth Rystrom. Lynn Heintz BAND KING AND QUEEN Flevd Flvsier Jt xi Njuscy K.gsi ONE ACT PLAYS LILY FOUR ON A HEATH GRANDMOTHER NICK Back Row: Kamerzel, Rystrom, Yekel, Reichert 2nd Row: Reifschneider, Schmall, Henkel, Hoyt, Leseberg, Lyman Front Row: Bangert, Pappas, Ellard, Leever Back Row: Parriott, Langhofer, Jackson, Liakos, Anest 2nd Row: Reifschneider, Speer, Schoeneman, Dugan, Shaw Kirchhoff, Brabo Front Row: Wallesen, Lind, Holm, Kidd Back Row: Miller, Barkdoll, Stelk, Johannsen, Mohr, Blum 2nd Row: Suhr, Leis, Pepler, Huddleston, Stack, Green Front Row: Kleim, Shaw, Lind, Richards Sponsor: Bette Huhs FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE THE ROOM UPSTAIRS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Back row: MacDonald, Leever, Jackson, Toland, Eirich, Hageman, Stack, Henkel. Front row: Reifschneider, Castellow, Foster, Pepler, Suhr, Bond. Insert: Miss Huhs, Director. CAST OF THAT BREWSTER BOY Joey Brewster - James MacDonald PeeWee - Jim Reifschneider Mother Brewster - Joyce Stack Dad Brewster - James Toland Nancy Brewster - Betty Pepler Phillip Hayworth - Jerry Leever Minerva Mitchell - Alberta Eirich Bonnie Bates - Bernice Suhr Swifty - Floyd Foster Elsa Bates - Maxine Hageman Grandma - Helen Castellow Officer - George Jackson Girl - Jeannette Bond CHEERLEADERS D. Karnes, B. Pepler, J. Shaw, P. Wallesen, D. Shaw. B BAND B CLARINET QUARTET MIXED CLARINET QUARTET t Top row: Michal, Suhr, Schmall, Hoffman, Holm, Hoyt, A. Hageman, D. Henkel, Amend, Durnal, Chapman 3rd row: Castellow, Williams, Petersen, Elsie Schaffer, Stack, D. Lind, Kleim, Ellard, M. Hageman, Anest 2nd row: Benton, Pepler, Bond, Bangert, Greathouse, Kidd, Pappas, S. Lind, Payne, Karnes, Leis First row: Verges, Shaw, Mues, E. Schaffer, Leever, Smith, Speer, 0. Henkel, Sauer Insert: Miss Blehm, Instructor GIRLS' GLEE CLUB NINTH GRADE GLEE CLUB Top row: Rystrom, Williams, Pieper, Krueger, Thompson, Weber, McGinley 2nd row: Shimp, Warrick, Wamboldt, Hullinger, Blair, Bauer, Kamerzell, Covalt, Bowers, Heintz First row: Lundgren, Richter, Kramer, Rodriquez, Robertson, Sell, Fegler, Rice, Green, Abeyta Top Row: S. Brabo, Speer, Foster, Schneider, Johannsen, Rystrom, Langhofer, Henkel, V ohr, Hernandez. 2nd Row: Cross, Garcia, O. Brabo, K. Reifschneider, Reichert, Liakos, Deal, Moranville, Lyman, Miller. 3rd Row: Shaw, Schmidt, Hullinger, Flores, Barkdoll, Parriott, J. Reifschneider. Front Row: Yekel, Stelk, Toland, Jackson, Lansford, Insert: Miss Betty Blehm, Director. Smith, Speer, Leever, Benton, Holm, Hageman. B O Y G L E S E Deal, Yekel, Foster, Reifschneider. SANDBURR STAFF LIBRARIANS 1950 FOOTBALL SQUAD Back Row: McNeice, Ogard, J. MacDonald, Kemp. 3rd Row: Reifschneider, Schumacher, Rusch, Kleim, Lyman, Moranville, Pierce, Miller, McDaniel, R. Michal, B. MacDonald, F. Heintz, Green. 2nd Row: Coach Savage, Manager Jackson, Schoeneman, Lansford, L. Heintz, Pat Anest, Leever, Paul Anest, G. Anest, Langhofer, Meter, Rystrom, Michal, Manager Mohr, Assistant Coach Phillips. Front Row: Steele, Hood, Boyer, Hosworth, Stockwell, Reichert, Hornbacher, Otte, Speer, Liakos, Deal, Flores. STARTING LINEUP Right End Lynn Heintz Right Tackle Lloyd Boyer Right Guard Melvin Hood Center Robert Langhofer Left Guard George Anest Left Tackle Lupe Flores Left End Jerry Leever Quarterback Bob Yekel Left Half Glenn Speer Right Half Pat Anest Full Back Paul Anest SEASON'S RECORD DATE BAYARD SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE Sept. 16 Tigers 19 Chadron 0 Sept. 23 Tigers 34 Lyman 7 Sept. 30 Tigers 7 Gering 7 Oct. 14 Tigers 7 Mitchell 6 Oct. 21 Tigers 14 Minatare 27 Oct. 28 Tigers 13 Kimball 6 Nov. 4 Tigers 12 Gordon 13 Nov. 11 Tigers 0 Bridgeport 26 TOTALS 106 72 1949-50 BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Row: Schumacher, McDaniel, Schneider, Mohr, McNeice, Lewis, G. Anest, Schmidt, Anderson, Kleim, MacDonald, Savala. 2nd Row: Green, Schoeneman, Fries, Heintz, Pinske, Reichert, Jackson, Huck, Leikam, Belden, Reifschneider, Miller. Front Row: Hornbacher, Pat Anest, Deal, Schmunk, L. Heintz, Lansford, Stockwell, Yekel, Paul Anest, Foster. Inserts: Coach Savage and Assistant Coach Phillips. FIRST TEN Back Row: Foster, Paul Anest, Deal, Pat Anest, Hornbacher. Front Row: Schmunk, Heintz, Lansford, Yekel, Stockwell. 1949- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE -1950 Dec. 9-----------------Crawford at Bayard Dec. 16-------Bridgeport at Bayard Jan. 6-------------------Bayard at Lyman Jan. 10----------------Minatare at Bayard Jan. 13------------------Bayard at Gering Jan. 17-------------------Lyman at Bayard Jan. 24---------Bayard at Mitchell Jan. 27------Bayard at Bridgeport Feb. 3----------Kimball at Bayard Feb. 7------------Bayard at Minatare Feb. 10----------Gering at Bayard Feb. 14---------Chadron at Bayard Feb. 17----------Gordon at Bayard Feb. 28-----------Bayard at Ogallala 1949 TRACK TEAM Back Row: Assistant Coach-Aldon Sobieszczyk, MacDonald, Shimp, Lewis, Jackson, Liakos, Hood, Thorpe, Heintz, G. Anest, Coach-Bill Savage. Front Row: Green, Parriott, Thiel, P. Anest, Yekel, Schaaf, Bangert, Otte, Richter. Sitting: Loose, Bradsby. 1949 TRACK AND FIELD MEETS April 8 - Relays---------------------------------------------Scottsbluff April 22 - Western Nebraska Meet--------------------------Scottsbluff April 29 - Panhandle B Meet--...........................Bayard (4th) April 29 - District Qualifying Meet-----------------------Bayard (4th) May 4 - North Platte Valley Meet-----------------------Mitchell (3rd) May 13 - State Meet------------------------------------------Lincoln Allen Thiel — 220 Yard Dash Lynn Heintz -- High Jumping Broad Jumping Dick Bangert -- Pole Vault Back Row: Marker, McMurtry, Veges, Huck, Barnard. Front Row: Reifschneider, Leis, Collamore, Leever, Huddleston, Hornbacher, Manager Halsted. Insert: Coach Harold Henriksen. LINEUP First Team Second Team Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Hornbacher Reifschneider Verges Huck Huddleston Barnard Leis of Marker McMurtry Leever Collamore Coach: Mr. Henriksen Manager: Douglas Halsted JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Standing: Garcia, Bond. Kneeling: Lapp, Bowden, Krueger, Speer. Insert: Mr. Fred Schnell, Sponsor. The Junior High Cheerleaders, sponsored by Mr. Schnell, have added a lot of pep and enthusiasm to all the basketball games played by the team. Shame on the weather That ?ron l, but naughty � eat her , — I H That apve ue all together ' Spring-fever in the fall. — Alibi Iko 1. That day. 2. Sponsors. 3. Sing Sing 13579. 4. Oo-la-la. 5. Kenneth Schneider. 6. Like that hat? 7. Three Musket-ears. 8. Us'uns in the third grade. 9. Superman. 10. Little Bit of Holland. 11. Camera shy, Carie? 12. 1,2, button my shoe. 13. John and John Inc. 14. Powers Model. 15. Ronald and his cat. 16. Mae West or Mrs. Rystrom. 17. Cyrus Young alias Lulu. 18. Beyond Reason 19. Land of Dreams Come True. 20. Little more of Holland. 21. Laugh clown laugh. 22. Pals. 23. That's Delores. 24. Ready to play? ? 25. You just fit, Joan. 1. Picnicers. 2. Lynnie. 3. Speer. 4. Papa's little helpers. 5. Ooh! Vic! 6. It's running out. 7. Thanks to the V. F. W. 8. Us'uns in '38. 9. Job well done. 10. Lovely. 11. Lynn again. 12. There's an end to everything. 13. Shirley. 14. Legs. 15. Bayard beauties. 16. Yea Bayard. 17. Jr. -Sr. Banquet. 18. Everyone's young once. 19. Our band. 20. Hubba Hubba Shirley. 21. Curly as a kid (Langhofer) 22. Who is being driven now? 23. John. 24. Reifschneider. 25. Nick. 26. Having fun. 27. Shortage of men! 28. Vivian. 29. Another John. 30. Bertha. 31. Oh! my aching back. 32. Hi Dad. 33. Nice car. 34. Freedom Train Day.