Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

G ie Senior Glass T) a yard JficyJi ScAoof Slayard, Ge6rasAa i Oo Our Ofass Jjci rents In recognition of their fine leadership and friendly understanding, we, the class of 1961, are very happy to dedicate The Tiger to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bastron. It is our hope that by dedicating our yearbook to our Class Parents, we have been able to express our gratitude and our sincere appreciation for all they have done as advisors and friends. We are proud to have been class parents for this Class of 1961. You have all worked hard to arrive at this phase of your education, and we trust that somewhere along the way we were of some help. May we wish you success and happiness in all of your future ventures. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bastron To the Class of 1961: Congratulations to the class of 1961 for your successes. Also, congratulations upon this fine annual. No doubt, it will hold treasured memories of your enjoyable high school days. As a final reminder, permit me to say: Be a continuous learner; be ever willing to serve society in a constructive way; do not lose sight of moral and spiritual values; put self-discipline high on your list; and finally be industrious and self-reliant. As you leave your high school, I wish you continued success and happiness for the future. IVAN CHRISTIAN Superintendent Our Administration To The Class of 1961: Congratulations to the Class of 1961 for fine achievements and cooperation during your four years of high school. My only wish is that I have had some small part in your education. Let it be pointed out that I portray the following: To inspire Youth to do their best; To counsel and guide them toward worthwhile goals; To encourage them to continue their education; To trust them and to realize they will carry on where we leave off; To insist that all of them have high goals set up for future achievement; Likewise, these are my hopes and goals in life. SIDNEY V. CHASE Principal 4 STANDING: Janice Ehly, Secretary; Ivan Christian, Superintendent. SEATED: L. Olson, Dr. L. A. Hrnicek, J. Whitney, W. Mowry, O. Nelson, and A. Bastron. Our School OSoarcf ancf Secretaries The Board of Education is the agency legally responsible for the school district. Its main purpose is to set up the policies by which the school district is able to operate effectively. We, the 1961 Annual Staff, would like to take this opportunity to thank the Board of Education for providing us with the facilities to gain an education in Bayard High School. VIRGIL BAKER Industrial Arts, World Geography, Driver Training, Sophomore Class Sponsor EVALYN BOWDEN English, Library, Junior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor RICHARD CALVERT Civics, American History, Head Football Coach, Student Council Sponsor, B Club Sponsor VADA COMSTOCK Social Studies, Art, Guidance Director W. K. COX Band, Social Science ROY DOERFLER English 10-11 EWALD EHLY Speech, Vocal Music, Dramatics, Senior Class Sponsor ROBERT GASTON American Problems, Mathematics, Freshman Class Sponsor, Head Basketball Coach RUTH GROSSWILER Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education, Pep Club Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor WILLIAM JAMES Vocational Agriculture, Chemistry, F.F.A. Sponsor ELOISE SCHWAB Business Education, Annual Sponsor LEILA SKINNER Junior High: Math, Art, Language Arts, English MARIANNE STELK Science 8, Science 7, Language Arts 8, English 7 DONALD STINE Junior High Basketball, Assistant Coach, Boys' Physical Education, General Science, Biology, B Club, Track, Junior Class Sponsor LEONE WHITNEY English 9, World History, Sand- burr Sponsor, Journalism DAVE CONTRERAS Custodian FRED HERMAN Custodian EARL McGEE Chief Maintenance Engineer Iciiuities ■ JK — - - JTa- • - wiw'; •' . 1 w 1960-61 7oo 6a f cS tjuacf o THIRD ROW: J. Schwartzkoph, D. Schoenemen, S. Morris, A. Wylie, D. Kniss, M. Bowden, P. Sequra, D. Amend, A. Harimon, C. Beldon, T. Bauer, J. Olson, S. Tafoya. SECOND ROW: Managers: D. Chapman, G. Rein, J. Beldon, J. Green, D. Schwartzkoph, D. Anderson, B. Durnal, M. O'Neal, G. Fiscus, B. Razo, Head Coach: R. Calvert, Asst. Coach: B. Gaston. FIRST ROW: Manager: B. Kniss, Geo. Rein, J. Gable, D. Lund, D. Blum, G. Nerud, D. Mehling, I. Flores, T. Johnson, Asst. Coach: D. Stine. Not pictured are R. Sauer, R. Wombacher, Jim Leever. s c Bridgeport 26 Bayard 6 Chadron 52 Bayard—. 6 0 Crawford 24 Bayard 13 R Gering 42 Bayard 0 E B Morrill 13 Bayard 20 Mitchell 53 Bayard 6 Minatare 0 Bayard 13 O Kimball 26 Bayard 7 A Oshkosh 56 Bayard ... 6 R D COACHES: Calvert, Stine, and Gaston d —■ ZD Z O O co —i uj at c uX$ c :i-N OclX oi BACK ROW: K. Hobert, L. Graf, T. Lane, D. Ostermiller. FRONT ROW: B. Razo, P. Segura, M. Rogers, I. Flores, J. Gabel, V. Bastron. Junior J iyfi 7ooi6a f acf FRONT ROW: S. Phenning, D. Whitney, L. Streib, C. Reynolds, P. York, G. Hrnicek, P. Karloutsos, M. Foster, T. Hemmer, J. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: L. Dutton, M. Bowers, J. Segura, C. Flores, J. Gonzales, F. Turja, R. Erdman, L. Rayes, L. Calvert, T. Weber, M. Mowry, J. McGee, G. Hrnicek, Coach Virgil Baker. THIRD ROW: C. Heil, T. George, F. Olivarez, S. Wilhelm, K. Frakes, S. Zitterkoph, J. Dueker, G. Little, M. Radzymiski, D. Calvert. 12 7he 61 Jjger Staff SECOND ROW: George Rein, Sports Editor; Victor Bastron, Album Editor and Photographer; Bonita Buchhammer, Copy Editor; Margie Chase, Editor; Lance Elliott, Sales Manager; Tom Johnson, Photographer; Danny Anderson, Business Manager; Karren Weber, Typist; Miss Schwab, Sponsor; Kathy Hrnicek, Layout Editor; Marva Elder, Sales Manager; Loretta Terrell, Typist; Donna Huck, Organization Editor. 13 Annual Staff and Sandburr Staff at Lincoln on a windy day. ' Jiyer Jestiuaf Royalty 14 KARREN WEBER The beauty of the Tiger Festival was shown in the afternoon of October 21 with a parade through town with each class entering a float. The winning float was the Junior Class Float shown in the upper left. J. Wilhelm, J. Hrnicek, C. Chase, J. George, M. Chase 15 iay arc J iy i (lom o BACK ROW: S. Floras, L. Terrell, D. Anderson, L. Graf, S. Dutton, L. Elliott, T. Anderson. Pianist: Mrs. Cox. FRONT ROW: Mr. Cpx, T. Reifschneider, T. Johnson. BiSrarians STANDING: A. Downing I. Lockman, J. Hewett, D. Becker, J. Durnal, J. McRae, M. Rutan, B. Miller. SEATED: Mrs. Bowden, D. Huck, M. Elder, P. Kautz, G. Buxbaum, K. Kautz, T. Gonzales, J. Lundgren. future BeacBers of Imerica STANDING: Mrs. Bowden, S. Dutton, J. Hrnicek, M. Chase, K. Hrnicek, R. Wombacher, G. Rein, T. Johnson, D. Knaub, H. Henkel, A. Reynolds, S. Chapman, Mrs. Comstock, Mr. Chase. SEATED: C. Amend, B. Buchhammer, M. Elder, D. Anderson, N. Speer, C. Olivarez, L Elliott, J. Durnal, J. George. 17 a 7?eserve Ui wo CAST Confusion began soon after the first murder. HELEN SMITH—Jamalee George JOHN RANDALL—Ronald Langhofer MRS. NAOMI EDWARDS-Diann Knaub SERGEANT KENNEDY-Ronnie Wilhelm LEE—Alex Karloutsos MRS. INGLEFRITZ-Shirley Dutton ELOISE—Sandra Chapman WILLIAM RUSSELL—Ronald Terrell DR. MARTIN EDWARDS-Neal Speer MRS. THURSTON ALLEN-Doralie Marker SHULTZ—Dennis Blum MARTHA GREGORY-Jo Lee Hrnicek SALLY LYNCH-Judy Michael IVAN STRANGE-Jim Heldt DEAF MUTE—Tom Reifschneider RESERVE TWO FOR MURDER ' by John Randall was the thrilling mystery play presented by the Junior Class. The action took place in a theater. As the play began, a stage set for 500 years in the future was seen. Soon afterwards the lights went out and a shot was fired from the audience. In the next second the lights went on and John Randall was found dying on the floor. Following Randall's death, came Sergeant Kennedy and his Chinese Assistant who were attending the theater that night. They narrowed the suspicion down to five people in the audience. In the action that followed, a second murder—that of Naomi Edwards just as she was about to reveal the name of the first murderer—as well as the comedy provided by Mrs. Inglefritz and her child took place. Finally, it was revealed by Lee that a sinister spy ring to which Randall and Mrs. Edwards had belonged had been operating in the theater. The Murderers were brought to justice and all ended well. 18 Soon afterward. Sergeant Kennedy took over and questioned members of the audience. JiasJzetha I S 7uacfJor '61 R. Wombacher, R. Wilhelm, D. Anderson, L. Graf, Geo. Rein, D. Mehling, J. Gable, A. Genoways, R. Sauer, I. Flores, G. Rein, B. Razo, Coach Bob Gaston. Not pictured: Student Manager, Jim Kildow. S C o R E B O A R D Minatare 32 Bayard 41 Lyman 45 Bayard 42 Bridgeport 54 Bayard 46 Morrill 39 Bayard 43 Mitchell 65 Bayard- 52 Minatare 44 Bayard- 55 Oshkosh 48 Bayard 45 Bridgeport 59 Bayard Bayard 48 Bridgeport 58 55 Kimball 43 Bayard 41 Minatare 52 Bayard-- 57 Mitchell 51 Bayard 41 Chadron 80 Bayard 38 Oshkosh 44 Bayard 71 Morrill 73 62 Bridgeport 52 Bayard 54 Chadron - 77 60 Chappell 41 Bayard 47 20 Big Don's rebounding powers. rJj(jer 7fot SAo s 21 JiasAetba IJtiny and Queen Don is proving his rebounding ability. He also gets a bonus shot here. Benny sets screen while Ron drives. Our All Conference player, Dan Anderson tips in a two pointer against Bridgeport. 22 9? e s e r o e KNEELING: M. Rogers, B. Razo, I. Flores, L. Graf, R. Sauer, G. Rein. STANDING: Coach Gaston, B. Durnal, F. York, D. Blum, M. O'Neal, B. Kniss, G. Fiscus. J NO SMOKING KNEELING: J. Schwartzkopf G. Jerger, S. Tafoya, J. Olson, D. Chapman, S. Morris, C. Beldon, P. Plummer. STANDING: Coach Stine, K. Holbert, P. Morehead, J. Goss, J. Green, A. Harimon, L. York, F. Alfaro. U n i o r 7 9 h KNEELING: T. Hemmer, Joe Sequra, T. George, G. Hrnicek, M. Radzymski, S. Wilhelm, P. Karloutsos, M. Bowers, C. Flores, J. Gonzales, L. Reyes. STANDING: Coach Baker, J. Sequra, L. Calvert, J. Dueker, C. Reynolds, D. Whitney, F. Turja, J. McGee, S. Zitterkoph, P. York, F. Olivarez, R. Deines. 23 VARSITY: J. George, M. Chase, C. Chase, J. Hrnicek, J. Wilhelm. FRESHMEN: B. Kildow, A. Nelson, S. Flores, J. Hood, M. Fowler. 24 JR. HIGH: C. Pierce, S. Hughes, B. Yekel, L. Pierce, M. Skinner. f SIXTH ROW: K. Weber, K. Hoxworth, R. York, J. Schmunk, G. Leytham, F. Rein, I. Cline, D. Everson, A. Reynolds, B. Buchhammer, sponsor Miss Grosswiler. FIFTH ROW: D. Knaub, M. France, B. Kildow, S. Flores, M. Fowler, S. Shultz, S. Olivarez, J. Hood, K. Townsend, L. Huber, J. Durnal. FOURTH ROW: S. Dutton, S. Chapman, S. Kaiser, A. Kirchoff, A. Brening, B. Miller, S. Terrell, R. Rhoades, M. Rutan, D. Becker, D. Langhofer, S. Fries, D. Rafferty, M. Wilhelm. THIRD ROW: M. Elder, M. Case, B. Herman, G. Reitz, J. McRae, D. Marker, C. Elliott, I. Sauer, S. Eigbrett, D. Dalbey, I. Lockman, K. Hrnicek, C. Olivarez, D. Huck. SECOND ROW: C. Amend, L Terrell, J. Faulkner, J. Yekel, G. Buxbaum, A. Nelson, S. Schwartzkopf, M. Huck, D. Nuss, H. Henkel, J. Hewett, J. lundgren, A. Calvert. FRONT ROW: Cheerleaders: J. Wilhelm, J. Hrnicek, C. Chase, M. Chase, J. George. FOURTH ROW: V. Fries, C. Belden, J. Olson, J. Kildow, J. Leever, M. O'Neal, S. Morris, J. Lopez, D. Kniss. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stine sponsor, B. Kniss, R. Schwartzkopf, L. Graf, D. Blum, D. Mehling, G. Nerud, M. Bowden, D. Amend. SECOND ROW: Mr. Calvert sponsor, J. Belden, A. Harimon, B. Razo, R. Sauer, G. Rein, P. Segura, R. Wilhelm, D. Lund, D. Chapman. FIRST ROW: J. Gable, J. Green, I. Flores, B. Durnal, V. Bastron, M. Rogers, G. Rein, R. Wombacher, D. Anderson. CENTER THIRD ROW: Tom Johnson. 25 7 7 71 FOURTH ROW: L. Godwin, A. Harimon, R. Elerbeck, P. Morehead, A. Pieper, S. Griess, J. Bernhardt, R. Robinson. THIRD ROW: E. Loomis, V. Rafferty, R. Bernhardt, L. York, C. Belden, G. Jerger, J. Goss, J. Green, A. Sauer, D. Schoeneman. SECOND ROW: J. Schwartz-kopf, W. Schmunk, M. O'Neal, R. Sauer, E. Hullinger, F. York, G. Fiscus, B. Durnal, G. Suhr, E. Downing, T. Bauer. FIRST ROW: Mr. James, R. Terrell, J. Belden, J. Dueker, D. Mehling, R. Langhofer, H. Henkel. 0C9I. S. c5 26 ■ SECOND ROW: Coach Dick Calvert, J. Belden, D. Kniss, J. Dueker, D. Mehling, M. Bowden, B. Kniss, Coach Don Stine. FIRST ROW: Coach Bob Gaston, I. Flores, D. Anderson, V. Bastron, P. Sequra, M. Rogers, R. Wombacher. PENELOPE TOOP-Margie Chase REVEREND TOOP—Danny Anderson IDA—Karen Hoxworth BISHOP OF LAX-Gary Nerud REVEREND HUMPHREY-Mike Bowden MISS SKILLON—Marva Elder CLIVE—Lance Elliott INTRUDER-Jim Karloutsos SERGEANT—Ronald Bauer SEE HOW THEY RUN, a farce by Phillip King, was the play presented this year by the senior class. The action took place in present day England where Reverend Toop and his far-from-ordinary-wife, Penelope, occupy the vicarage. Early in the first act a spinster, Miss Skillon, made her appearance. Miss Skillon, it appeared, had her eye on Reverend Toop before his marriage and had consequently used every means to show her dislike for Penelope. The action became complicated when Penelope's old friend, Clive, just happened to show up and the couple left to spend an evening out. Adding to this confusion were Reverend Humphrey, the Bishop, and an escaped Russian. After much running around trying to establish the identities of the men in the play, the Russian was captured and peace was restored. The curtain closed just as another round of confusion was about to begin. Sandra Chapman, Cheryl Amend, Alex Karloutsos, Harriett Henkel, Marva Elder The One-Act Plays were held on March 7. Four plays were given. The casts for the plays were chosen from all four of the high school classes. The best play— Nobody Sleeps —was sent to contest where it received a Superior rating. Out of the four plays three people were chosen to receive Tiger Awards for their portrayal of a character in a play. Bonita Buchhammer, George Rein, Alex Karloutsos Tiancf J)aff Tloya ty Crown Bearer: B. Chase; Attendants: T. Reifschneider, L Graf; '59-'60 Queen: B. Buchhammer; King: I. Flores; Queen: L. Terrell; '59-'60 King: D. Anderson; Attendants: K. Hoxworth, K. Hrnicek; Crown Bearer: S. Mowry. The theme, Oriental Gardens, was carried out elaborately in the Old Gym on November 25. Dressed semi-formally, Band members and their dates had an enjoyable evening of dancing under the Japanese lanterns. 30 Opera Cast Takes A Bow This year, Bayard High School opened its doors to a new and different idea. For the first time, an opera was presented in B.H.S. The chorus department produced Amahl and the Night Visitors written by Gian-Carlo Menotti. The story of Amahl and the Night Visitors tells of a small, crippled boy and his poor widow mother. One night they are visited by three kings who are following a star to find a newborn babe, the King of mankind. Amahl, not having a gift of his own to offer to the child, offers to send his crutch. As he presents his crutch to the visitors, Amahl is healed. The kings deem this a miracle; therefore, Amahl departs with the kings to give thanks to the newborn king himself. We must not lose sight of our star! Don't you dare hurt my mother! 31 JKixecf GAorus FOURTH ROW: L. Bauxbaum, D. Ostermiller, N. Speer, L Elliott, V. Bastron, G. Rein, L. Graf, B. Kniss, D. Anderson, M. O'Neal, G. Leon-hardt, D. Kniss, AA. Rogers, J. Heldt, J. Hrnicek. THIRD ROW: F. Rein, AA. Wilhelm, D. Nuss, J. Whlhelm, J. Roderick, C. Bastron, D. Amend, T. Reifschneider, G. Kniss, AA. Bowdern, D. Dalby, D. AAarker, L. Huber, L. Terrell, C. Olivarez, AA. Fowler. SECOND ROW: J. Faulkner, J. George, B. Buchhammer, S. Fries, A. Reynolds, J. Durnal, S. Eigbrett, P. Kautz, D. Knaub, AA. Elder, AA. Huck, AA. France, C. Chase, A. Brenning, A. Kirchoff, S. Schultz, S. Kaiser. FIRST ROW: J. Yekel, J. Lovell, J. AAichael, S. Chapman, P. Schmunk, K. Hrnicek, S. Dutton, S. AAorris, K. Hobert, A. Wylie, B. Razo, P. Plummer, C. Amend, K. Kautz, H. Henkel, D. Langhofer, S. Schwartzkopf, L. Sauer. Director Mr. Ehly, Pianist M. Chase. G elect C jA( oir THIRD ROW: J. George, L. Terrell, M. Fowler, D. Lund, J. Heldt, R. Wilhelm, D. Kniss, M. Rogers, K. Nelson, N. Speer, J. Hrnicek, J. Roderick, Director Mr. Ehly. SECOND ROW: H. Henkel, C. Amend, M. Elder, D. Marker, G. Leonhardt, G. Rein, M. O'Neal, L. Graf, D. Knaub, S. Dutton, C. Olivarez, S. Chapman, J. Yekel. FIRST ROW: C. Chase, M. Chase, P. Schmunk, K. Hobert, D. Anderson, M. Bowden, G. Kniss, T. Reifschneider, J. Lopez, B. Razo, B. Buchhammer, K. Hrnicek, M. Wilhelm. 32 Jicincf FOURTH ROW: L. Terrell, D. Marker, K. Nelson, C. Elliott, J. Dueker, J. Morris, S. Flores, W. K. Cox, director, T. Anderson, C. Amend, J. Hrnicek, K. Hobart, L. Giauque, D. Chapman, I. Flores, C. Olivarez, A. Wylie, D. Whitney, W. Huck, K. Weber, K. Hoxworth. THIRD ROW: S. Eigbrett, A. Nelson, V. Cox, P. O'Neal, S. Morris, J. Leever, S. Dutton, S. Chapman, L. Elliott. SECOND ROW: J. George, C. Turja, S., Kaiser, M. Elder, D. Segura, J. Faulkner, K. Shutzer, M. O'Neal, T. Johnson, F. Rein, N. Speer, D. Giauque, B. Yekel, C. Bastron, P. Plummer, M. Rogers, J. Heldt, B. Buchhammer, D. Anderson. FIRST ROW: D. Knaub, I. Graf, W. James, J. Yekel, J. Raymond, D. Kniss, M. France, C. Chase, T. Riefschnieder, L. Johnson, K. Hrnicek. 2 uartern ole () u6 STANDING: W. K. Cox, director, L. Terrell, D. Marker, K. Nelson, C. Olivarez, K. Weber, K. Hoxworth. SECOND ROW: J. George, S. Eigbrett, S. Dutton, S. Chapman, L. Elliott, J. Faulkner, M. O'Neal, T. Johnson, F. Rein, N. Speer, C. Bastron, M. Rogers, J. Heldt, B. Buchhammer, D. Anderson. FIRST ROW: D. Knaub, L. Graf, M. Elder, J. Yekel, D. Kniss, M. France, C. Chase, T. Reifschnieder. K. Hrnicek. 33 STANDING: Co-Editor, L Elliott; Reporters G. Knis, and G. Rein; Editor, D. Huck. SEATED: Business Manager, M. Chase; Advertising Manager, K. Hrnicek Reporters, B. Buchhammer and M. Elder; STANDING: Co-Editor, S. Dutton; Reporter, H. Henkel. SEATED: Editor, D. Marker; Reporters, C. Amend and S. Chapman; Advertising Manager, J. George; Business Manager, D. Knaub. 34 cJir s ’ FOURTH ROW: S. Flores, G. Leytham, S. Fries, D. Langhofer, D. Dalbey, M. Huck, D. Marker, B. Buchhammer, M. Elder, C. Amend, Mr. Ehly. THIRD ROW: M. Fowler, J. George, A. Reynolds, D. Everson, D. Knaub, A. Brening, A. Kirchoff, P. Schmunk, R. York, B. Kildow, F. Rein. SECOND ROW: J. Hood, J. Faulkner, S. Olivarez, S. Eigbrett, L. Huber, K. Kautz, T. Gonzales, C. Elliott, P. Kautz, S. Terrell, K. Townsend, I. Cline, L. Terrell, J. Yekel, S. Chapman, S. Dutton, K. Hrnicek, H. Henkel, C. Chase, A. Nelson, S. Kaiser, S. Schwartzkoph, I. Sauer. SEATED: M. Chase, Pianist. Joys’ J ee THIRD ROW: V. Bastron, G. Rein, L. Graf, R. Kniss, G. Kniss, R. Bowden, D. Anderson, M. O'Neal, G. Leonhardt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ehly, N. Spear, L. Elliott, C. Bastron, D. Amend, T. Reifschneider, D. Kniss, M. Rogers, J. Heldt. FIRST ROW: L. Buxbaum, D. Ostermiller, S. Morris, K. Hobert, A. Wylie, B. Razo, P. Plummer. SEATED: M. Chase, Pianist. 36 ' Jrio Cheryl Amend, Diana Knaub, Doralie Marker. SECOND ROW, STANDING: M. O'Neal, Coach Stine, M. Hewitt, J. Gabel, K. Hobart, J. Leever, K. Nelson, D. Wombacher, D. Chapman, D. Mehling, N. Kuxhausen, T. Maxcy, R. Wilhelm, R. Schaffer, J. Heldt, P. Plummer, S. Tafoya, D. Blum, D. Ostermiller, T. Lane, A. Sauer, E. Hullinger, D. Pontine, F. Alfaro, R. Terrell, C. Belden, L. Lopez, J. Karloutsos, M. Russell, A. Wylie, J. Kildow, Coach Calvert, Gary Rein. FIRST ROW: V. Bastron, B. Kniss, George Rein, J. Green, A. Harimon, D. Amond, R. Sauer, R. Wombacher, D. Kniss, I. Flores, P. Segura, J. Dueker, M. Rogers, B. Razo, B. Durnal, J. Belden. Jijers in Iciion 38 Isidro and Pete pile up more points. Bob leaves them in the dust. Vic holds the lead. George pours on the energy. Jerry cuts in to pass. junior Cfipfi yC.CP.TJ. Conference C)fiamps SECOND ROW: Coach Baker, D. Calvert, S. Pfenning, AA. Foster, T. Hemmer, G. Little, D. Whitney, K. Frakes, F. Turja, J. Hernandez, R. Erdman, AA. Radzymski, L. Dutton, C. Heil. FIRST ROW: J. Dueker, L. Reyes, J. Segura, R. AAendoza, J. Gonzales, C. Flores, T. George, P. York, L. Streib, R. Deines, J. AAcGee. 39 Gationa 7{onor Society THIRD ROW: Harriett Henkel, Shirley Dutton, Diana Knaub, John Dueker, Larry Graf, Jay Belden. SECOND ROW: Jamalee George, Sandi Chapman, JoLee Hrnicek, Anne Reynolds, Karren Weber, Loretta Terrell, Mrs. Bowden. FIRST ROW: Bonita Buchhammer, Donna Huck, Marva Elder, Victor Bastron, Mike Bowden, Margie Chase, Danny Anderson. cStudent Gouncif SECOND ROW: Mr. Calvert, Carol Chase, Larry Graf, Margie Chase, Danny Anderson, Ronnie Wombacher, Victor Bastron, Allen Harimon, Dennis Chapman, Jim Olson, Monte Mowry. FIRST ROW: Sharon Eigbrett, Doralie Marker, Shirley Dutton, Donna Huck, Loretta Terrell, Gary Hrnicek. 40 Senior 7racf iions DANNY ANDERSON—Athletic Letter MARVA ELDER—Book of Knowledge GEORGE REIN—Yoke VICTOR BASTRON—Book of Knowledge DON MEHLING—School Spirit Jfaf o Jame MARGIE CHASE, BONITA BUCHHAMMER, VICTOR BASTRON, DANNY ANDERSON 42 r VALEDICTORIAN V I C T O R THIRD ROW: D. Langhofer, S. Fries, V. Bastron, A. Genoways, D. Mehling, T. Johnson, G. Nerud, D. Anderson, M. Hewett, J. Karlout-sos, R. Bauer. SECOND ROW: D. Becker, J. Kildow, T. Schwartzkopf, G. Rein, G. Kniss, G. Leonhardt, R. Bowden, D. Lund, H. Henkel, L. Elliott. FIRST ROW: T. Gonzales, L. Terrell, M. Chase, K. Kautz, M. Elder, B. Buchhammer, K. Hoxworth, K. Weber, K. Hrnicek, D. Huck, G. Buxbaum. 44 VICTOR CHRISTIAN BASTRON RONALD JOE BAUER DONNA MAY BECKER ROBERT MICHAEL BOWDEN BONITA JANE BUCHHAMMER GLORIA ANN BUXBAUM MARJORIE ANN CHASE MARVA DEE ELDER LANCE FLATON ELLIOTT SUSAN KAY FRIES LYNN AUSTIN GENOWAYS TERRI FRANCES GONZALES HARRY WALTER HENKEL MARVIN ROSS HEWETT KAREN KAY HOXWORTH KATHERINE SUSAN HRNICEK DONNA ROSE HUCK THOMAS GEORGE JOHNSON JAMES KARLOUTSOS WILMA KAY KAUTZ JAMES LEROY KILDOW GARY LEE KNISS DOLORES LARRIANE LANGHOFER GAIL LEONHARDT DOYAL RAY LUND DON ELMER MEHLING JOHN GEORGE REIN, JR. THOMAS ALLEN SCHWARTZKOPF LORETTA JUNE TERRELL KARREN ELAINE WEBER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Don Mehling, Vice-president; Terri Gonzales, Secretary; George Rein, President; Karren Weber, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS—Ruth Grosswiler and Ewald Ehly. The Senior Class began the year with great hope for the future. The first edition to the Senior year was the Class Play which was titled See How They Run. The next edition was for all the Seniors to make a trip to Denver for the Ice Ca-pades. The third edition came several days later when the class took their Sneak Day to Hot Springs, South Dakota. The closing edition was made up of Baccalaureate, Class Night, and finally Commencement. The Seniors now find themselves on the threshold of many new and different decisions. 52 UOINfft amors Cheryl Amend Jay Belden Ezequel Bernal Richard Bernhardt Dennis Blum Anne Brening Sandra Chapman Jane Conteras Eugene Downing John Dueker Judy Durnal Shirley Dutton Isidro Flores Mary Ann France Vernie Fries John Gabel Jamalee George Larry Graf Laura Hageman James Heldt Ji amors Harriett Henkel Mary Ann Henkel Bonnie Herman JoLee Hrnicek Alex Karloutsos Carol Kehm Alice Kirchhoff Diana Knaub Norman Kuxhausen Ronald Langhofer Joe Lopez Doralie Marker Judy Michael Beverly Miller Dee Lilia Nuss Cecilia Olivarez Donna Rafferty Benny Razo Tom Reifschneider Fonda Rein umors Gailynn Reitz Anne Reynolds Rosaline Rhoades Janet Roderick Maribelle Rutan Daniel Sanchez Robert Sauer Pat Schmunk Richard Schwartzkopf Sharon Shultz Pete Segura Neal Speer Ronald Terrell Judy Wilhelm Mary Wilhelm Ronnie Wilhelm Ronald Wombacher Larry York JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Judy Durnal, Treasurer; Diana Knaub, Secretary; Jay Belden, President; Norman Kuxhausen, Vice-president. The Junior Class has reached an important point in their high school career. For the first year, they have a very important job. This job of course was to put on the Prom. The theme which the Class of 1962 chose for the prom was Stairway to the Stars. The Juniors also presented their first Class Play which was entitled Reserve Two for Murder. The Class of 1962 is now looking forward to their final year in high school with the hope of the year to come. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS-Evalyn Bowden and Don Stine. 57 c 5 ophom ores Dixie Dalbey Anita Downing Bob Durnal Sharon Eigbrett Dorothy Everson Janeen Faulkner Gerald Fiscus Eddie Fries Jack Fritzler Phoebe Genoways Janet Hewett Linda Huber c 5opfiom ores Sharon Kaiser Dennis Kniss Robert Kniss Timothy Lane Norman Langhofer James Leever Irma Lockman Everett Loomis Julia Lovell Janet Lundgren Jeannine McRae Kim Nelson Mike O'Neal Dennis Ostermiller Alfred Pieper 20 mo res Max Russell Lupe Sanchez Loretta Sauer Richard Schaffer Wesley Schmunk Susan Schwartzkopf Delia Segura Helen Shoemaker Danny Wombacher Barbara Vandivort Joyce Yekel Fred York Gary Rein Richard Robinson Mark Rogers Dennis Pontine Vincent Rafferty SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—Mike O'Neal, Vice-president; Susan Schwartzkopf, Secretary; Sharon Kaiser, Treasurer; Dennis Ostermiller, President. The Class of 1963 began their second year of high school with the hope that each one could do just a little bit better and work a little harder toward their goal. The Sophomore Class sold concessions and sponsored several dances after the games. The big job of the Sophomores was to decorate the New Gym for Baccalaureate. They put a lot of planning and work into the decorations and the results were something for the Sophomores to be proud of. SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSOR-Virgil Baker. Treshmen Frank Alfaro Douglas Amend Richard Batt Tom Bauer Clinton Belden LeRoy Buxbaum Dennis Chapman Ilah Cline Daniel Contreras Esther Contreras Roger Elerbeck Candace Elliott Jurene Fenning Sharon Flores Mary Lou Fowler Deanna France Delores France Donald Gabel Judy Gonzales Jim Goss “T'res unen Jerry Green Louise Green Jimmy Guard Allen Harimon Kenneth Hobert Jackie Hood Gary Jerger Victoria Kautz Berna Kildow Gloria Leytham Louis Lopez Jim Maxcy Tim Maxcy Phillip Morehead Stephen Morris Attie Kay Nelson Sally Olivarez James Olson Paul Plummer Arthur Sauer JresJimen Frank Schlangen Judy Schmunk John Schwartzkopf Jerry Smith Sam Tafoya Sandra Terrell Kathy Townsend Carmen Turja Sherri Weisgerber Carmen Vera Allen Wylie Lenny York Leslie York Rosemary York FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—Kenneth Hobert, Vice-president; Berna Kildow, President; Judy Schmunk, Secretary; Jerry Green, Treasurer. The Freshman Class entered high school with high hopes and great expectation for the year. During the year, they sold concessions and sponsored several dances. The Class of 1964 held their class picnic on May 22. It was followed by a dance in the Old Gym. FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSOR-Robert Gaston. C iyfit i Melvin Bowers Jo Irene Calvert Larry Calvert Linda Cross Ronald Deines Ruth Enriquez Carlos Flores Carol Garcia Tom George Connie Gonzales Joe Gonzales Gordon Hrnicek Sharon Hughes Wanda James Linda Johnson Pete Karloutsos Terry Anderson Gladys Barnard Alfonso Bernal C° (jjfitJi Diana Maser Monte Mowry Frank Olivarez Linda Pierce Vickie Razo Kathy Reitz Charles Reynolds Kay Shutzer Jodeen Sittner Marcella Skinner Lon Streib Margie Tafoya Frank Turja Tomy Weber Dick Whitney Paul York EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS—Jodeen Sitlner, Treasurer; John McGee, Vice-president; Linda Pierce, President; Sharon Hughes, Secretary. The Eighth Grade started 1960-61 by showing their ability to again participate in several of the programs which are presented to the student body. The main event of the year for the Eighth Grade was their dinner which was held on March 3. The theme was Hawaii. A program was presented by the students following the dinner, and then the evening closed with a dance. The members of the class are now looking forward to crossing the bridge from Junior High to High School next year. 71 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS SPONSOR—Vada Comstock Rebecca Adams cS even Dick Calvert Eddie Contreras Shirley Cross Jamie Dueker Larry Dutton Vicki Elerbeck Robert Erdman Mike Foster Keith Frakes Delbert Fritzler Linda Giauque Betty Gonzales John Gonzales Curtis Heil Terry Hemmer Joe Hernandez Donna Hood Gary Hrnicek Vicki Huck Teri Levick Seven i i Gary Little Henry Lopez Robert Mendoza Janet Morris Patty O'Neal Steve Pfenning Charlotte Pierce LeeAnn Pontine Mike Radzymski Jill Raymond Louis Reyes John Schmunk Carol Schwindt John Segura Patty Smith Rosalind Trujillo Steve Wilhelm Cheryl Wimmer Billie Yekel Steve Zitterkoph SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS—Gary Little, President; John Segura, Treasurer; Mike Radzymski, Vice-president; Linda Giauque, Secretary. The Seventh Grade entered Bayard High School with enthusiasm and ambitions for a successful and exciting school year filled with new experiences. Besides their regular classroom work, the Seventh Grade participated in several of the convocations during the year and enjoyed two class parties. They also originated the Bach's Birthday program. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS SPONSORS-Marianne Stelk and Leila Skinner. 74 7no ex DANNY NEAL ANDERSON, Football 1-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; B Club 2-3-4; N.A.S.S. 3-4; Band 1- 2-3-4; Quarternote Club 1-2-3-4; Combo 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Boys' Glee 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Student of the Month 3-4; Athletic Letter 3; Annual Asst. Editor 4; Class Play 3-4; One-Act Plays 3-4; State Track Meet 3; D.A.R. 3; State Band Clinic 3-4; Madrigal 3-4; Boys' Quartet 3-4; Band Ball King 3; Student Council 1-2, Vice-president 3, President 4; County Government 3; Operetta 2; Speech Contest 4; Hall of Fame 4. VICTOR CHRISTIAN BASTRON, Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; B Club 2-3-4; Student Council 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4, President 4; Book of Knowledge; N.A.S.S. 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 3-4; State Track Meet 2-3; Class Play 3; Science Fair 3; Citizenship Award 1-2-3; Regent's Winner 4; Hall of Fame 4; Inter-High School Scholastic Award 4; Valedictorian. RONALD JOE BAUER, Football 1; Basketball 1-2; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Motion Picture Operator 2-3-4; Cla:s Play 3-4; One-Act Play 3. DONNA MAY BECKER, Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2-4; Library 1-2-3-4. ROBERT MICHAEL BOWDEN, Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 3; Cross Country 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 3-4; Boys' Glee 3-4; Class President 3; National Honor Society 3-4, Vice-president 4; Class Play 3-4; Student of the Month 3-4; Quarternote Club 2- 3-4; Class Treasurer 1; Madrigal 3; Science Fair 3; Boys' State 3; N.A.S.S. 4; B Club 4; Inter-High School Scholastic Contest 4; Elk's Scholarship 4; Regent's Alternate 4; District Speech Contest 4. BONITA JANE BUCHHAMMER, Band 1-2-3-4; Quarternote Club 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Student of the Month 3-4; Student Council 3; Class Secretary 1; Annual Staff 4; Sandburr Staff 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Class Play 3; One-Act Plays 3-4; Madrigal 3-4; Band Ball Queen 3; Football Princess 3; Hall of Fame 4; F.T.A. 4; Tiger Player 4. GLORIA ANN BUXBAUM MARJORIE ANN CHASE, Band 1-2-3-4; Quarter-note Club 3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Student of the Month 3-4; Student Council 1-2-3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Editor 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Sandburr Staff 3-4; Class Play 3-4; One-Act Plays 3-4; Madrigal 2-3-4; Hall of Fame 4; Tiger Festival Queen 4; F.T.A. 4; Salutatorian. MARVA DEE ELDER, Band 1-2-3-4; Book of Knowledge; Annual Staff 4; Quarternote Club 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 4; G.A.A. 1-3; Sandburr Staff 3-4; Class Play 3-4; One-Act Plays 3-4; Madrigal 3-4; F.T.A. 3-4, Secretary 3-4; Library 3-4. LANCE FLATON ELLIOTT, Quarternote Club 2-3-4; Sandburr Co-Editor 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Boys' Glee 2-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 2-4; Class Play 3-4; One-Act Play 4; Speech Contest 4; Inter-High School Scholastic Contest 4. SUSAN KAY FRIES, Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 4; Pep Club 1-2-3. LYNN AUSTIN GENOWAYS TERRI FRANCES GONZALES, Girls' Glee 1-2-4; G.A.A. Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4; Library 1-2-3-4. HARRY WALTER HENKEL, F.F.A. 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1. 75 7ncfex MARVIN ROSS HEWETT, Track 1-2-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Basketball 1 . KAREN KAY HOXWORTH, Twirler 1-2; Majorette 3-4; Quarternote Club 3-4; Girls' Glee 2; Pep Club 1- 2-3-4; Cheerleader 1; Football Princess 3; Class Play 3-4; County Government 3; Class Secretary 3; Band Ball Princess 3-4; Chorus 1; Basketball Princess 4. KATHERINE SUSAN HRNICEK, Band 1-2-3-4; Quarternote Club 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2-4; Chorus 2- 3-4; Girls' Glee 2-3-4; Madrigal 3; Pep Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Sandburr Staff 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Class Play 3; County Government 3; State Music Clinic 3-4; Library 3; F.T.A. 3-4; Band Ball Princess 4. DONNA ROSE HUCK, Girls' Glee 2-3; Class Play 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Football Princess 3-4; Class Vice-president 2; County Government 3; Annual Staff 4; Sandburr Editor 3-4; Library 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Citizenship Award 1; Student of the Month 4. THOMAS GEORGE JOHNSON, Transfer from Na-ponee 3; Football 3-4; Basketball 3; B Club 3-4; Band 3-4; Quarternote Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Combo 3-4. JAMES KARLOUTSOS, Track 4; Class Play 4; Speech Contest 4; County Government 3; One-Act Play 4. WILMA KAY KAUTZ, Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2; Library 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3. JAMES LEROY KILDOW, Football 3; Basketball 3- 4; Track 3-4; B Club 3-4; Chorus 1; Class President 2; Class Play 3; One-Act Play 4; F.T.A. 3-4 County Government 3. GARY LEE KNISS, Basketball 1-2; Band 1-2-3-4; Track 1-4; Class Play 3; Chorus 3-4; Boys' Glee 3-4; Sandburr Staff 3-4; One-Act Play 4. DOLORES LARRIANE LANGHOFER, Pep Club 2-3-4; Chorus 4; Girls' Glee 4. GAIL LEONHARDT, Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1; Chorus 2- 3-4; Boys' Glee 2-3-4; Sandburr Staff 3. DOYAL RAY LUND, Football 1-2-4; Track 1-2-4; B Club 4; F.F.A. 1; Chorus 2-3-4; Boys' Glee 2-3-4; One-Act Play 4. DON ELMER MEHLING, Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; B'' Club 2-4, President 4; F.F.A. 1-2- 3- 4, Vice-president 4; Class Vice-president 4; School Spirit 4. GARY EDWARD NERUD, Football 1-2-3-4; B Club 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Boys' Glee 3; Class Vice-president 1; Class Play 3-4. JOHN GEORGE REIN, JR., Transfer from Scotts-bluff 2; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; B Club 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Boys' Glee 3-4; Class Vice-president 3; Class President 4; Yoke 4; Annual Staff 4; Sandburr Staff 3-4; Class Play 3; One-Act Play 4. THOMAS ALLEN SCHWARTZKOPH, Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1; Track 1-2; F.F.A. 1. LORETTA JUNE TERRELL, Band 2-3-4; Combo 3-4; Quarternote Club 4; Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Glee 2-3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Citizenship Award 2-4; National Honor Society 4; D.A.R. Award 4. KARREN ELAINE WEBER, Transfer from Alliance; Twirler 3-4; Quarternote Club 4; Girls' Glee 2; Pep Club 2-3-4; Class Treasurer 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; County Government 3; National Honor Society 4; Basketball Queen 4; Football Princess 4. 76 % Yi AIIOOK S TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made f