Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1962 volume:

presented by The Senior Class Bayard High School Bayard, Nebraska I “Along the Oregon Trail” is the story of the BHS 1961-62 annual. Do you remember . .. when band practice disturbed the early morning silence of BHS with “Sweet Adeline Rock” or “Hello. My Baby?” the clamor of feet beginning another school day? 2 TO THE CLASS OF 1962: Congratulations to the class of ’62 for your successful completion of your four years of high school; to your sponsor, Miss Eloise Schwab; to the annual staff; and your class sponsors. I would wish that each of you discipline himself to be reverent, obedient, ambitious, truthful, punctual, and enthusiastic in all your activities. My ambition in life is: 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. Your successful future is based on these qualities. Your friend, S. V. CHASE, Superintendent The Administration Speaks TO THE CLASS OF 1962: “All ivho have meditated on the governing of mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth.” ARISTOTLE Let us hope that the years of public school education have brought to each of you a better understanding of your responsibilities, and the desire to bravely assume them. In addition to the subject matter taught each one has had the opportunity to learn to adapt and adjust to change. It is my sincere hope that I may have in some way contributed to your future success and have aided you in acquiring the ability to keep abreast with the ever increasing pace of world affairs. Your friend, JAMES L. TILLMAN, Principal Faculty Guides Students RICHARD EARL CALVERT B.S., Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron M.A., University of Wyoming History, Civics, Student Council Sponsor, Boys Sports, “B” Club Sponsor RICHARD DANIEL CLARK B.A., Colorado State College at Greeley Physics, Chemistry, Algebra III, Trigonometry, 8th Math and Science, Freshman Sponsor ROBERT E. GASTON B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan M.E., University of Nebraska Applied Math, Geometry, Algebra I, American Problems, Boys Sports ROBERT LEE JAMES B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney 10th and 11th English, French VIRGIL LEROY BAKER B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Wayne M.A., University of Nebraska Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Drivers Education, Jr. High Sports EVALYN V. BOWDEN B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron English 12, Librarian, Senior Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor VADA GATEWOOD COMSTOCK B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron M.A., Colorado State College at Greeley 8th English, Math, and Science; Guidance Director KEITH WILLARD COX B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Peru Band, Jr. High Social Studies 6 in Quest of Knowledge JACK DUANE LAMLE B.S., Colorado State University Agriculture, Junior Sponsor BARBARA A. McWILLIAMS B.A. and B.S., Concordia Teachers College Speech, 7th and 9th English, Girls Physical Education, Sophomore Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor JANIE HENRI PECK B.A., Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney Chorus, Art, Dramatics, Journalism, Pep Club Sponsor, Junior Sponsor ELOISE ANN SCHWAB B.A. and M.A., Colorado State College at Greeley Business Education, Annual Staff Sponsor LEILA MAE SKINNER 3 years, Nebraska State Teachers College at Wayne 7th Grade MARIANNE B. STELK B.S., Colorado State University Home Economics DON MANOS STINE B.A. and M.A., University of Wyoming Science, Boys Sports, Senior Sponsor EDYTHE LEONE WHITNEY B.A., Hastings College 8th English and Social Studies, Eighth Sponsor 7 THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS STANDING: S. V. Chase, C. Funk, A. Bastron, T. Chase. SEATED: K. Fowler, W. Mowry, 0. L. Nelson, Dr. L. A. Hmick. MRS. THELMA CHASE Secretary THE COGS OF B.H.S. DAVID CONTRERAS Assistant Maintenance Engineer ROBERT E. McGEE Chief Maintenance Engineer ACTIVITIES Pioneers accepted the challenge of the unknown. With the same fervor, our students broaden their educations by seeking their special talents and following them through activities. “Tiger” Crew Publishes Memories Selling subscriptions, writing copy, cropping pictures, typing on copy sheets, correcting mistakes— all have become familiar activities to the annual staff. During the year the members attended several workshops at Scottsbluff. They also participated in the yearbook workshops and contests held on the University of Nebraska campus. The staff’s executives checking “Tiger” sales. FIRST ROW: F. Rein, Assistant Organization Editor; S. Dutton, Copy Editor; J. George. Editor; D. Knauh. Business Manager; Miss Schwab. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Durnal. Assistant Organization Editor; H. Henkel, Typist; N. Speer, Assistant Sports Editor; J. Dueker, Sports Editor; R. Langhofer, Assistant Sports Editor; D. Marker, Organization Editor; A. Brening, Typist: A. Reynolds, Proofreader; M. France, Album Editor; P. Schmunk, Photography Editor; S. Chapman, Academic Editor. 10 The Sandburr staff has been very efficient in supervising the printing of the school paper. In gathering news, writing editorials, and originating humorous Columns, the junior and senior staffs have proved their skills by outstanding productions. In November the senior staff attended workshops and contests in Lincoln in order to publish better school newspapers. SEATED: M. Huck, J. Lovell, J. Faulkner, J. Yekel, S. Eigbrett, L. Sauer, D. Dalbey. STANDING: P. Genoways, Miss Peck, Sponsor; S. Schwartzkopf, L. Huber, J. McRae, S. Kaiser, A. Downing. II SEATED: S. Dutton, D. Marker, D. Knaub. STANDING: Miss Peck, Sponsor; J. George, H. Henkel, C. Amend, S. Chapman. Journalists Enjoy Trip to Lincoln While Farmers Cultivate Land Librarians Cultivate Minds SEATED: G. Leytham, J. Hewett, R. Rhoades, J. Lundgren, A. Downing, G. Reitz, A. Kirchhoff, A. Brening, J. Wilhelm. STANDING: Mrs. Bowden, Sponsor; L. Hageman, M. Wilhelm, V. Kautz, I. Lockman, B. Herman, J. McRae. S. Shultz, B. Miller. J. Michael, D. Rafferty, M. Suhr, D. Nuss, C. Olivarez, J. Durnal. Although there are FFA chapters spread throughout the United States, Bayard’s is among the highest ranking. The Boys represent their school very impressively by capturing high ratings whenever they enter competition. FRONT ROW: Mr. Lamle, Advisor; J. Dueker. President; R. Terrell. Vice-President; R. Langhofer, Secretary; B. Durnal, Treasurer; G. Fiscus. Reporter; C. Belden, Sentinel; J. Belden, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: R. Elerbeck. J. Goss, E. Downing, E. Hulling-er, W. Schmunk, D. Kniss, V. Rafferty. B. Kniss. THIRD ROW: T. Bauer, B. Crable. M. Loomis, J. Bernhardt, G. Jerger, D. Schoeneman. J. Schwartzkopf. R. Bernhardt, M. O’Neal, D. Schwartzkopf. FOURTH ROW: P. Morehead, J. Schnell, G. Kranlz. D. White, R. Robinson, A. Sauer, A. Pieper, J. Green, R. Green, A. Harimon, R. Sauer. The librarians, in an effort to help the students economize their time, are a major link in Bayard High’s chain of knowledge. Their helpful suggestions are much appreciated by those who frequently visit the library. Students’ Voice in Government STANDING: C. Chase, Vice-President; J. Belden, Presid'-nt: D. Knaub, Secretary-Treasurer: Mr. Calvert, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: B. Yekel, S. Eigbrett, M. Durnal. SECOND ROW: J. Hrnicek. D. Marker, S. Dutton, C. Reynolds, D. Kniss, B. Durnal. THIRD ROW: K. Hobert, M. Rogers, M. O'Neal, S. Weisgerber, J. Schmunk. The purpose of the Student Council is to establish a better understanding between faculty and students, to promote new ideas, and to obtain greater cooperation among the various school groups. Some of the projects during the past year have been purchasing a pop-corn machine; revising the method of electing the Student Council president, vice-president, and secretary; and promoting other endeavors for the advancement of the school. Jay Belden and Mark Rogers refill the pop machine each morning. FIRST ROW: D. Knaub, L. Graf, J. Yekel, W. Kniss, J. Raymond, D. Kniss, M. France, C. Chase, T. Reifschneider, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. George, C. Turja, S. Kaiser, S. Morris, D. Segura, J. Faulkner, K. Shutzer, M. O’Neal, F. Rein, N. Spear, D. Giaque, B. Yekel, C. Bastron, P. Plummer, M. Rogers, J. Heldt. THIRD ROW: S. Eigbrett, A. Nelson, V. Cox, P. O’Neal, J. Leever, J. Spittler, S. Cross, C. Wimmer, L. Reifschneider, J. Nuss, J. Schmunk. FOURTH ROW’: C. Amend, J. Hrnicek, K. Hobert, L. Giaque, D. Chapman, I. Flores, T. Tillman, L. Dutton. FIFTH ROW: S. Dutton, S. Chapman. T. Anderson, D. Halftime entertainment for the football games was provided by the marching band. 14 Band Practice Rewarded The band enjoyed an outstanding season by participating in many events. In September the Legion Convention in Denver was attended. On the trip to Boulder Band Day the bus broke down and the band was late for the parade; nevertheless, the band’s marching was rated superior. The band also marched at the Scottsbluff Band Day and attended the spring music contest. Whitney. STANDING: C. Olivarez, J. McGee, T. Ceorge, V. Huck, S. Flores, B. Kidd, S. Terrell, S. Schwartzkoph, J. Morris, C. Elliott, S. Shultz, J. Dueker, D. Nuss, D. Marker, H. Henkel, K. Nelson, J. Haffner, and Mr. Cox, Band Director. Chorale Concerts Provide FIRST ROW: Miss Peck, Director; D. Dalbey, D. Nuss, H. Henkel, S. Chapman. SECOND ROW: S. Eigbrett, L. Sauer, S. Dutton, D. Knaub, M. Wilhelm. THIRD ROW': S. Weis-gerber, K. Townsend. E. Contreras, C. Olivarez, L. Huber, J. Schmunk. FOURTH ROW’: C. Chase, J. Roderick, J. Durnal, J. Haffner, I. Cline, M. Fowler. FIFTH ROW: M. Huck, J. George, J. Yekel, S. Kaiser, J. Hrnicek, D. Marker. SIXTH ROW: A. Nelson, C. Amend, J. Wilhelm, S. Schwartzkopf. FIRST ROW': C. Chase, Pianist; J. Dueker, R. Terrell, P. Plummer. SECOND ROW: M. Rogers, M. O’Neal, B. Knist, R. Wilhelm, N. Speer. THIRD ROW: K. Nelson, D. Worn-bacher, L. Graf, I). Kniss, J. Lopez. FOURTH ROW': T. Reifscbneider, S. Morris, R. Green, R. Schwartzkopf, B. Razo. FIFTH ROW: D. Ostermiller, K. Hobert, J. Hcldt, L. Lopez, F. Schlangen. This year, as never before, the girls’ and boys’ glee have been very important sections of the school’s music department. During the year the glees have performed for many occasions and were well received by all who heard them. 16 Top Enter- tainment The select choir, through its excellent concerts, has gained fame throughout the valley for its outstanding performances and enjoyable repertoire. FIRST ROW: D. Knaub, C. Olivarez, J. Hrnicek, A. Nelson. J. George, H. Henkel, S. Dutton, D. Nuss. SECOND ROW': C. Chase, M. Fowler, J. Wilhelm. T. George, J. Yekel, F. Schlangen, S. Eigbrett, C. Amend, M. Rogers. THIRD ROW: J. Heldt, L. Sauer, N. Speer, S. Kaiser, K. Hobert, W’. Wilhelm, S. Morris, S. Schwartzkopf, P. Plummer. FOURTH ROW: T. Anderson, M. Huck, L. Graf, D. Marker, D. Whitney, D. Dalbey, T. Reifschneider, S. Chapman, K. Nelson. FIRST ROW: Miss Peck, Director: J. Yekel, A. Nelson. J. Haffner. J. Durnal, S. Schwartzkopf. H. Henkel, D. Nuss, M. Huck, I). Dalbey, C. Chase, S. Kaiser, S. Chapman, C. Amend. J. George, J. Hrnicek. SECOND ROW : D. France, D. France, J. Fenning, K. Townsend, S. Keller, S. Eigbrett. I.. Sauer. S. Dutton. I). Knaub, S. Reizanstein, L. Green, M. Wilhelm. J. Wilhelm, G. Reitz. V. Kautz. J. Schmunk, C. Elliott, L. Huber. THIRD ROW : G. Leytham. D. Marker. B. Kil-dow, S. W'eisgerber, J. Roderick, $• Terrell, J. Gonzales, E. Con'reras, D. Everson, C. Olivarez, C. Turja, S. Olivarez. M. Fowler. J. Hood. S. Flores. I. Cline. C. Vera. FOURTH ROW : M. Rogers. M. O'Neal, B. Kni s. D. Ostermiller. P. Plummer, C. Bastron, K. Nelson. F. Schlangen. L Graf. R. Wilhelm, D. Knis . R. Green, D. Schwartzkopf, J. Heldt, N. Speer. FIFTH ROW: T. Maxcy, R. Terrell. A. Harimon. T. Lane, D. Wombacher. J. Dueker. T. Reifschneider. S. Morris, K. Hobert, J. Lopez. B. Razo. L. Lopez. 17 Shirley and John acquire throne. Wonderland by Night Enjoyed “Wonderland by Night” was chosen as the theme of the 1961-62 Band Ball. The old gym was decorated to portray a wintry evening overcast by a blue mist. Before refreshments were served Shirley Dutton and John Dueker were crowned as king and queen and were presented with gifts. They reigned over the festivities for the remainder of the evening. Diana Knaub, Cheryl Amend. Doralie Marker provide entertainment. I. Flores, T. Reifschneider, J. Heldt, J. Dueker, S. Dutton, D. Knaub, D. Marker, C. Olivarez share limelight. 18 THE RUNNING TIDE—“Don’t you see, she’s insane, she’s insane! ECHO—“You were much too harsh, much too harsh!” The girl is insane!” One-Acts Create Suspense The Running Tide, Mooncalf Mugford, and Echo, were the names of the one-act plays presented this year by the dramatic department. The productions were filled with dramatic suspense which captured the audience’s imagination during the entire performance. Mooncalf Mugford was chosen as the outstanding play to compete in the district speech contest on March 22 at Sidney. MOONCALF MUGFORD—“Can't you see them spirits? Them little green spirits standing by the sea chest over in the comer?” “tAumbo Jumbo” Presented The Junior Class play was a hilarious mystery farce called “Mumbo Jumbo.” The story took place in a New England home which was built on the county line. After several deaths, much confusion, and many laughs, the plot was revealed, the murderers were captured, and the play ended with a bang. The play held record attendance for any production given at the school and was enjoyed by everyone who witnessed the action. The sight of a dead Chorus girl is too much for Tweety and Mrs. Custer. Mysteriously fainting, Mr. Beamish surprises all that are watching. STANDING: L. Sauer, M. Rogers, G. Rein, S. Schwartzkopl, S. Eigbret, T. Lane, W. Schmunk, A. Downing, G. Fiscus, C. Chase, M. O'Neal, B. Kniss, D. Dalbey. SEATED: M. Huck, J. Haffner, D. Ostermiller. 20 Trash Barrels Prove Interesting “Fact number four: I’m going to kiss you! H. Henkel, C. Olivarez, R. Rhodes, C. Amend, C. Reitz, S. Shultz, D. Knauh, L. Graf, J. Heldt, F. Rein, T. Reifschneider, J Belden, D. Nuss, M. France, I. Flores, E. Downing, R. Sauer, D. Schwartzkopf, J. Hrnicek, J. George, J. Durnal, N. Speer, R. Terrell, J. Roderick, J. Michael, S. Dutton, J. Dueker, R. Langhofer. 21 The senior class play, “The Very Opposite Sex,” a comedy in three acts, was presented on January 26. As the audience roared with laughter, the amateur actors related, in a very unusual manner, the story of a typical group of teenagers. The French poodle and nauseating odor of feathers in the process of being manufactured into dog food were two effects of the play that the audience will long remember. pm “No! Puppies don’t come purple!’ FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders; J. Wilhelm, Treasurer, S. Chapman, J. George, J. Hrnicek, C. Chase. SECOND ROW: L. Huber, J. Faulkner, K. Townsend, H. Henkel, S. Dutton, S. Shultz, President, S. Rein, J. Dumal, Secretary, B. Durnal, C. Amend, Vice-President, B. Eskam, M. Wilhelm, D. Nuss, D. Dalhey. THIRD ROW: G. Reitz, A. Kirchhoff, A. Nelson, J. Lundgren, D. Rafferty, B. Miller, D. Segura, S. Weisgerher, S. Gwin, V. Kautz, B. Kildow, S. Flores, J. Schmunk, M. Fowler. FOURTH ROW: B. Herman, J. Hood, P. Schmunk, M. France, S. Eigbrett, L. Sauer, J. Lovell, S. Terrell, S. Kaiser, J. Betz, S. Schwartzkopf, J. Nuss, M. Huck, D. Knaub, D. Marker. FIFTH ROW: A. Brening, A. Calvert, R. Rhoades, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: B. Durnal, S. Hughes, L. Pierce, M. Fowler, S. Flores. S. Keller, K. Genoways, J. Calvert, K. Shutzer, D. Maser, D. Kniss, J. McRae, K. Reitz, L. Johnson, L. Cross, L. Krantz, I. Cline. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. McWilliams, Sponsor, H. Shoemaker, A. Reynolds, J. Yekel, J. Hewitt, I. Lockman, J. Haffner, P. Dilly, M. Skinner, S. Hughes, L Pierce, T. Durnal, K. Huck, J. Roderick, J. Michael, F. Rein. PEP BOOSTERS The Pep Club has improved the school this year by promoting school spirit at all the games and pep rallies. Even when the team was behind in a game, the cheering section retained its enthusiasm to aid in boosting the boys to victory. Cheering Squad Boosts Spirit VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: J. Hrnicek, C. Chase, S. Chapman, J. Wilhelm, J. George. Football Royalty Reign 24 SAND! CHAPMAN Judy Wilhelm Honored Queen; Seniors Build Best Float Highlighting the 1961 football season, Judy Wilhelm was crowned Miss Tiger Festival. Sandra Chapman, Shirley Dutton, and JoLee Hrnicek served as princesses during the thrill packed evening. Events of the day included a parade consisting of the pep club, band, and floats. The center of Main Street was the scene of a rousing pep rally. During the halftime of the game, the queen was presented a tiara, and the seniors were awarded the prize for the winning float. After the Tigers trounced their opponents, a semiformal dance sponsored by the Student Council was held in the legion hall. Queen and attendants ride the royal float. Little Black Sambo say, “Melt ’em to butter.” 25 Bayard enthusiasts support their team. King John and Queen Jama Reign The basketball season was crowned by the naming of John Gable and Jamalee George as BHS royalty. Diana Knaub, Doralie Marker, Sharon Shultz, Ron Worn-bacher, Ron Wilhelm, and Larry Graf served as attendants at the impressive ceremony held after the Mitchell vs. Bayard basketball game. As the Pep Club formed a heart around the throne, Cheryl Amend and Isidro Flores presented the king and queen with gifts. After the presentation, a dance sponsored by the Student Council was held in honor of the new royalty. 26 f “6,f Club Changes Constitution; Nass Admits Members BACK ROW: C. Reynolds, T. George, J. Belden, T. Lane, L. Graf, J. Dueker, D. Pontine, C. Belden, G. Fiscus, N. Kuxhausen, J. Heldt. MIDDLE ROW: Coach D. Stine, K. Hobert, B. Razo, M. Rogers, G. Rein, D. Amend, C. Bastron, R. Wombacher, I. Flores, President; D. Chapman, D. Kniss, M. O’Neal. FRONT ROW: Coaches R. Calvert and R. Gaston, F. Turja, J. Leever, B. Kniss, P. Segura, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Lopez, R. Schwartzkopf, J. Gabel, Vice-President; S. Morris, R. Wilhelm, J. Gonzales. During the year the “B” Club adds to the school spirit by taking part in concessions, making the queen’s float for the Tiger Festival, and sponsoring dances. This year the club changed its constitution to eliminate minor letters so the boys would work toward their major. At the end of the school year the boys who have participated in sports and have maintained a high scholastic average are admitted into the National Athletic Scholarship Society. The club is an honorary sports organization that is the goal of all high school athletes. BACK ROW: J. Belden, L. Graf, J. Dueker, G. Rein, C. Belden, D. Chapman, D. Kniss. FRONT ROW: M. Rogers, B. Kniss, R. Wombacher, P. Segura, S. Morris, I. Flores. 27 FIRST ROW: S. Chapman, J. Belden, D. Knaub, J. George, J. Hrnicek, L. Graf. SECOND ROW: J. Ducker, A. Reynolds, H. Henkel, M. France, D. Marker, S. Dutton, Mrs. Bowden, Sponsor. National Honor Society Honors Initiates On March 29. the annual National Honor Society induction ceremony was held with Larry Graf, the organization’s president, presiding. After the candles were lighted by Doralie Marker and Mary Ann France, John Dueker read the scripture. Speeches representing the emblem and the four ideals of the society—character, scholarship, leadership, and service—were given by Shirley Dutton, Diana Knaub, Jo Lee Hrnicek, Jay Belden, and Jamalee George. Harriett Henkel, Sandi Chapman, and Anne Reynolds assisted in the tapping ceremony and the senior girls’ trio added to the impressive convocation. 28 FIRST ROW: H. Henkel, Treasurer; S. Chapman, Vice-President; L. Graf, President; M. France, Secretary. SECOND ROW- L. Sauer, D. Everson, L. Huber, S. Eigbrett, F. Rein, C. Amend, D. Dalbey, C. Chase, M. Rogers. 9 SPORTS Covered wagons and challenges of a new life demanded bravery and courage of the pioneers; furthermore, the challenges of sports demand strong minds and bodies. BACK ROW: M. Bowers, C. Satchel!, T. Maxey, D. Hoffman, G. Hrnick, Assistant Coaches—B. Gaston and D. Stine, G. Jerger, C. Belden, C. Bastron, D. Amend, J. Leever, Cage Manager—P. Plummer, W. Genoways, R. Schwartzkopf. FRONT ROW: P. Segura, G. Rein, D. Kniss, J. Gabel, I. Flores, M. Rogers, G. Fiscus, B. Durnal. Tigers Tackle „ o Mark Rogers, Jay Belden. FIRST STRING: Joe Lopez, Benny Razo, John Gabel, Dennis Kniss, Gary Rein, BACK ROW: B. Batt, T. George, Cage Manager—F. Schlangen, D. Chapman, C. Flores, P. York, J. G°nzaJj.9’ C i Head Coach—R. Calvert, W. Kniss, M. O’Neal, D. Ostermiller, A. Harimon, L Kraus. FRONT ROW: R- WomDacner, Belden, R. Funk, S. Morris, J. Lopez, V. Huck, B. Razo, B. Kniss. Football Skill Bob Dumal, Ronnie Wombacher, Gerald Fiscus, Steve Morris, Pete Segura, Vem Huck, Bob Kniss, Isidro Flores. Tigers Third in N.P.V, SCHEDULE Sept. 8 Bayard 0 Bridgeport 21 Sept. 15 Bayard 6 Crawford 6 Sept. 22 Bayard 7 Chappell 7 Sept. 29 Bayard 0 Chadron 19 Oct. 6 Bayard 30 Morrill 0 Oct. 13 Bayard 15 Mitchell 6 Oct. 20 Bayard 25 Minatare 7 Oct. 27 Bayard 13 Kimball 29 Nov. 3 Bayard 13 Oshkosh 40 32 Tigers curb rivals drive. Wombacher receives touchdown pass. R. Wombacher, A. Harimon, R. Wilhelm, L. Graf, B. Kniss, D. Pontine, J. Gabel, C. Reynolds, G. Rein, L. Flores, B. Razo, J. Gonsalez. KNEELING: Coach B. Gaston. Tigers Display Spirit SCORES Although the past basketball season was begun with several victories, the latter games seemed to he mashed by injuries and bad luck. Wombacker and Wilhelm pulled through to rate top scoring merits for the Tigers. During the season, the team won five games and lost ten, topping last year’s scoring record. Bayard 60 Minatare 31 Bayard 52 Lyman 44 Bayard 51 Bridgeport 56 Bayard 40 Morrill 37 Bayard 46 Mitchell 55 Bayard 28 Mitchell 57 Bayard 49 Bridgeport 41 Bayard 42 Chappell 52 Bayard 49 Kimball 60 Bayard 42 Gordon 76 Bayard 44 Minatare 54 Bayard 43 Chadron 65 Bayard 62 Oshkosh 66 Bayard 47 Morrill 45 Bayard 50 Mitchell 64 Bayard 53 Bridgeport 75 BACK ROW: S. Morris, M. O’Neal, D. Whitney, T. Lane, K. Hobert, C. Reynolds, J. Goss, Coach R. Calvert. KNEELING: P. York, M. Rogers, C. Belden, C. Flores, J. Gonsalez. Ballet? JOE GONSALEZ LARRY GRAF Pep Club in action. Tiger squad discusses plays. ALLEN HARIMON BOB KNISS Mike O’Neal regains ball in reserve game. RON WILHELM RON WOMBACHER COACH GASTON and JOHN SCHOENEMAN BACK ROW: G. Rein, J. Dueker, K. Hobert, C. Flores, R. Wilhelm, T. Lane, C. Reynolds, D. Chapman, D. Pontine. MIDDLE ROW: B. Kniss, D. Amend, F. Turja, C. Belden, M. Rogers, N. Kuxliausen, I. Flores, S. Morris, J. Belden. FRONT ROW: J. Gonzales, D. Kniss, J. Heldt, J. Lopez, T. George, P. Segura, Mr. Stine and Mr. Calvert, Sponsors. Flores Masters Mile; Seven Sent to State The track team finished its season by placing third among the schools in the District “B” Qualifying Meet. At the state meet Isidro Flores placed first in the mile breaking a 29 year-old school record. His time rated him as fifth in the Gold Medal awards. Other boys who qualified to participate in the state meet on May 18 and 19 were Jay Belden, Mark Rogers, Joe Lopez, and Tim Lane, two-mile relay: Dennis Kniss, shot put; and John Dueker, 440 yard run. Other members of the team also gave outstanding performances. 36 Joe set new freshman record at 10’ 5”. Another Good Toss Milers break old Record. Tracksters Practice Hurdles Norman tries for new Record 37 BACK ROW: Mr. Stine, G. Hrnicek, R. Funk, F. Turja, D. Hoffman, D. Whitney, L. Calvert, M. Bowers, W. Genoways. FRONT ROW: R. Deines, P. York, J. McGee, L. Gonzales, C. Reynolds, C. Flores, T. George. Freshman Basketball; Conference Track Champions The 1962 version of the Freshman Basketball team won eight and lost two of their games. The team was led by high-scoring Joe Gonzales, Carlos Flores, John McGee, Chuck Reynolds, and Paul York. The boys showed a lot of desire, sportsmanship, and teamwork and should, if this continues, make a good showing in their varsity career. Joe Gonzales led the Bayard Freshmen to the Conference Championship at Bridgeport by scoring TVz points. During the season Frank Turja set new Freshman school records in the 880 and the mile and Tom George set a new Freshman record in the low hurdles. Joe Gonzales vaulted to a new record of 10’ 5” in the pole vault. The team has shown they have the desire and ability to develop into varsity champions in the future. BACK ROW: F. Olivarez, C. Satchcll, R. Deines, G. Krause, P. York, R. Funk, W. Kniss, W. Genoways. FRONT ROW: Mr. Stine, C. Flores, C. Reynolds, T. George, F. Turja, J. Gonzales, Mr. Calvert. f BACK ROW: L. Olivarez, C. Heil, R. Shultz, K. Wimmer. M. Durnal. R. Green, R. Erdman, D. Hoffman, D. Calvert. SECOND ROW’: T. Strieker, L. Reyes, R. Mendoza, S. Wilhelm, K. Frakes, M. Radzymski, G. Little, J. Gonsalez, R. Erdman. FRONT ROW: Coach Baker, L. Dutton, T. Tillman, G. Hrnicek, T. Hemmer, S. Zitterkoph, J. Duoker, J. Segura. Jr. High Finishes Seasons Undefeated The Junior High basketball and football teams ended their regular seasons without a defeat. New blue and gold football uniforms added to the boys’ enthusiasm, and the high goals of the basketball team made them rough competitors for opposing teams. BACK ROW: Coach Baker, M. Radzymski, G. Little, W. Hubbard, K. Frakes, S. Zitterkoph, T. Hemmer, S. Pfenning, J. Gonzales, G. Hrnicek, D. Calvert. FRONT ROW: J. Segura, L. Reyes, R. Erdman, K. Wimmer, K. Hubbard, R. Green. R. Erdman, R. Shultz, T. Tillman, L. Tafoya. FIRST ROW: T. Strieker, K. Frakes, J. Gonzalez, R. Mendoza, J. Segura, E. Contreras, L. Reyes. SECOND ROW: H. Stengle, M. Radzymski, J. Dueker, W. Hubbard, T. Hemmer, D. Calvert, R. Shultz. THIRD ROW: R. Erdman, K. Meyer, T. Tillman, S. Plenning, R. Green, K. Hubbard, K. Wimmer. 32-Year Record Broken The Jr. Hi finished its outstanding sports record by placing third in the Conference Meet. The Bridgeport, Mitchell, and NPV meets all proved to be quite exciting when the Bayard tracksters displayed their skills. Outstanding members of the team were Eddie Contreras who broke a thirty-two year record with a time of 56.4 in the 440 yard run and Keith Frakes who broke Bayard’s shot put record. All the boys showed great determination in making their team the best their coach had ever seen. Boosting the boys on through an undefeated football season, a successful basketball season, and an outstanding track season were the five Jr. Hi cheerleaders. After much practice, the girls dressed in blue and white, cheered the boys to victory. Lelt to Right: B. Amend, J. Morris, C. Wimmer, P. O’Neal, S. Schmall. ACADEMIC The smoke house displays the tools a homesteader used for his living while school provides the basic tools of knowledge for our careers in the future. I don’t think you’re supposed to watch your hands. Education Is a Improvements in educational equipment have contributed to the achievement of higher scholastic standards. Among the new advancements for high school study in the commercial department are the four new electric typewriters and the dictaphones. The arc-welder has been useful in agriculture. The addition of the French class was a benefit to all interested in a foreign language. Wonder how many fingers you’ll have when you finish the course? Ever try to count the sparks? Je ne comprends pas. Hey, class, I think it's going to work! Basic Step to Success Physics students have found the convenience of new equipment profitable in their quest for scientific truths. The recent installment of math facilities has proven useful for both Jr. High and High School scholars. Students writing research papers have found the modern material in the library helpful in their search for knowledge. I wonder what the name of that book is! And it’s so easy to use for giving tests. I wonder how many will flunk this time? Just think, we get to eat it too! Does it polish fingernails too? Block Schedule Adds Zest to Jr. High Classes New advancements in schedules, desks, and academics have been introduced in the Jr. High during the past school year. The block system integrated the study of English, social studies, spelling, and mathematics. The modern desks have contributed to better study conditions, and the new classes of home-ec. and shop added variety and interest to the regular curriculum. Now, if you draw it right, it should work! Is it always that difficult? JUNIOR HIGH The windmill pumped water from its source to areas where moisture wras vitally needed by the settlers; furthermore. Junior High is the midpoint stemming from the beginning of knowledge and stretching to become the backbone of tomorrow’s prosperity. 45 Billie Amend Vickki Cox Roy Green Barbara Hersh Kenneth Hubbard Geary Calvert Richard Erdman Loretta Hullinger Steven Kautz Roy Kelley Steven Kniss Dick Mason SEVENTH Sharon Meyer Jeanette Osgood Harold Stengel Larry Stengel Tim Strieker T� rr Tillman SEVENTH LeRoy Tafoya Pauline Vera Trudy Nelson Kathy Quinn Julie Sanchez Leno Olivarez Loretta Reifschneider Rose Sanders Raymond Shultz Linda Olivarez Virginia Reyes Susan Schmall Geraldine Shutzer Jane Spittler 47 48 Larry Dutton Vicki Elerbeck Keith Frakes Linda Giauque Curtis Heil Robert Erdman Kenneth Fries John Gonsalez Terrell Hemmer EIGHTH Eddie Contreras JoAnn Dalbey Jamie Dueker Bayard Public Library D3y3 rd M o h m o U - Patricia O’Neal Charlotte Pierce Jill Raymond Carol Schwindt Steve Zitterkopf Vicki Huck Barbara Mauer Janet Morris 49 SEVENTH OFFICERS: Barbara Hersh. Secretary; Roy Green, President; Billie Amend, Vice-President; Mrs. Skinner, Sponsor; Jane Spittler, Treasurer. Jr. High Officers Gain Experience 50 EIGHTH OFFICERS: Mrs. Comstock, Sponsor; Vicki Huck, Treasurer; Jill Raymond, Secretary; Steve Pfenning, President; Mike Radzymski, Vice-President. FRESHMEN JkJ s The road leading past the yucca was the commencement of a new life for the settlers; moreover. Freshmen are just beginning their struggle along the path to Terence Gladys Alfonso Joleen Joyce Melvin Anderson Barnard Bernal Betz Blue Bowers Sharon Larry Bob Linda David Ronald Gwin Calvert Catherine Genoways Donna Hintergardt Crable Beclcie Durnal Carlos Flores Wallace Genoways Donald Hoffman Cross Jeannie Durnal Beverly Eskam Roger Funk Tommy George Gordon Hrnicek Dcincs Ruth Enriquez Carol Garcia Joe Gonsalcz Kathy Huck Deines Connie Gonzales Sharon Hughes Johnson Deborah Wayne Cary Lynne Larry Myron Janice Knits Kniss Krantz Krantz Kraus Loomis Lundgren Margie Diana John Steve Jennifer Frank Charles Tafoya Maser McGee Morehead Nuts Olivarez McBride Kay Shutzer Frank Turja Linda Pierce Charles Reynolds Allen Sinner Thomas Weber Vickie Razo Kathleen Reitz Charles Satchell Jodeen Sittner Donald Sandra Rein James Schmall Marcella Skinner Richard Whitney Duane Strieker Paul York (No Picture) FRESHMAN OFFICERS: Beverly Eskam, Treasurer; Sharon Gwin, Secretary; David Deine9, Vice-President; Mr. Clark, Sponsor; Wayne Knuiss, President. Officers Lead Green Freshmen 54 “Skin ’em Alive—Class of ’621 SOPHOMORES The pioneer’s house had a firm foundation that supported any type of structure that was erected on it; likewise, Sophomores have formed their base of knowledge upon which to build the type of life they desire. SOPHOMORES 56 Frank Alfaro Douglas Amend Richard Batt Thomas Bauer Clinton Bclden Augustin Castillo Dennis Chapman llah Cline Daniel Contreras Esther Contreras Roger Elerbeck Candace Elliott Jarene Kenning Sharon Flores Mary Lou Fowler Deanna France Delores France Donald Cabel Judy Gonzales Jim Goss Louise Green Donald Guard Allen Hsrimon Kenneth Hobert Jackie Hood SOPHOMORES f Vickie Kautz Sharon Keller Morris Attic Kay Nelson Sally Olivares Paul Plummer Shirley Reizanstein Arthur Sauer Frank Schlangen Judy Schmunk Jerry Schnell John Schoeneman John Schwartskopf Jerry Smith Tafoya Sandra Terrell Kathy Townsend Carmen Turja Carmen Vera Sherri Weisjerber Lenny SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Dennis Chapman, President; Sponsor, Mrs. McWilliams; Stephen Morris, Secretary; Allen Harimon, Vice-President; Sandra Terrell, Treasurer. Sophisticated Sophomores Follow Leaders Rocket to Victory” JUNIORS Chimney Rock is slowly wearing away; in addition, the Juniors’ high school years are coming to a close with past experiences serving as a landmark. JUNIORS 60 Charles Bastron Jerald Bernhardt Anna Calvert Carol Chase Dixie Dalbey Anita Downing Phoebe Genoways J ere Haffner Janet Hewett Linda Huber Mary Jane Huck Vernon Huck Bob Durnal Sharon Eigbrett Dorothy Everson Janeen Faulkner Gerald Fiscus Eugene Hullinger Sharon Kaiser Bob Kniss Dennis Kniss Timothy Lane Norman Langhofer James tew JUNIORS Irma Lockman Julia Lovell Janet Lundgren Jeanninc Alfred Pieper Dennis Pontine Vince Rafferty Cary Rein Richard Robinson Mark Rogers Max Russell Lupe Sanches Loretta Sauer Richard Schaffer Wesley Schmunk McRae Kim Nelson Mike O’Neal Dennis Ostermiller JUNIOR OFFICERS: Janie Peck, Sponsor; Sharon Kaiser, Vice-President; Jeannie McRae, Treasurer; Mr. Lamle, Sponsor; Dixie Dalbey, Secretary; Bob Kniss, President. Junior Officers Organize Prom 62 SENIORS The current of the river has carried the Seniors through life and will guide them further, but it is each individual’s choice to decide whether he will ford the stream to be an outstanding person, or go along with the current. 63 CHERYL JEAN AMEND Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Girls Glee- 9. 10, 11, 12; Girls Trio-9, 10, 11, 12; F.T.A.- 11; National Honor Society-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sandburr Staff-11, 12; One Act Play-11, 12; Senior Class Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-9; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club Secretary-11, Vice-President-12; One Act Play Contest-11, 12; “Amahal and the Night Visitors”-!!. JAY OTIS BELDEN Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 11; Track-11, 12; Boys Glee-9; F.T.A.- 11; National Honor Society-11, 12; “B” Club-11, 12; Student Council-10, 12; One Act Play-11; Senior Class Play; Student of the Month-12; Valedictorian-12; Citizenship Awards-9, 10, 11; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11; Class President-11; F.F.A. President-11; Student Council President-12; Book of Knowledge-11; F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12; County Government Day-11; National Athletic Scholarship Society-11, 12; State F.F.A. Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Best All-Around Boy-12; Student Council Award-12. EZEQUIEL BERNAL Basketball-9; Track-9; Chorus-9, 12; Select Choir-12; Boys Glee-12; JLocal Speech Contest-12. RICHARD VICTOR BERNHARDT F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12. DENNIS JACK BLUM Football-9, 10, 11; Basketball-9, 10, 11; Track-9, 10, 11; Boys Glee-9; Chorus-9; “B” Club-9, 10, 11; Junior Class Play. SANDRA LEE CHAPMAN Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sand-burr-11, 12; Student Council-9; One Act Plays-11; Junior Clas9 Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-11, 12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-10; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader-9, 12; Class Treasurer-10; National Honor Society Vice-President-12; Football Princess-12; Superior Actress Award-11; One Act Play Contest-11; County Government Day-11. JANE CONTRERAS Chorus-9. PATRICIA KAYE DILLEY Transfer from Windsor, Colorado-12. Chorus-9, 10; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council-10; Music Clinic-9, 10; Vice-President-10; Football Princess-9, 10. EUGENE LESLIE DOWNING Basketball-9; Track-9, 10, 11; Chorus-9; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12. JOHN PARKS DUEKER Football-9; Basketball-11; Track-9, 10, 12; Band-10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-11, 12; Boys Glee-12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-12; “B” Club-12; One Act Plays-11, 12; Music Contest-11, 12; Tiger Actors Award-12; Student of the Month-12; F.F.A.-Treasurcr-10; F.F.A. Secretary-11; F.F.A. President-12; Band King-12; One Act Play Contest-11; F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12; County Government Day-11; National Athletic Scholarship Society-11, 12; Danforth Award-12. ANNE MARIE (BRENING) DURNAL Chorus-9, 11; Girl Glee-10, 11; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Contest-10, 11; Girls Basketball-9; Pep Club Treasurer-11; Librarian-12. JUDY KAY DURNAL Chorus-11, 12; Girls Glee-10, 12; Select Choir-12; F.T.A.-ll; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Play; Speech Contest-11; Music Contest-10; Student of the Month-12; Citizenship Award-12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Class Treasurer-11; Pep Club Secretary-12; Librarian-11, 12; Danforth Award-12. SHIRLEY KAY DUTTON Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12 Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sandburr Staff-11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; One Act Plays-12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Press Con vention-11, 12; Speech Contest-12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-10 Student of the Month-12; Salutatorian-12; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11, 12; Inter state Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary-10 Football Princess-12; Bandball Queen-12; One Act Play Contest-12; Combo-10, 11 County Government Day-11. ISIDRO ONECEMO FLORES JR. Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track- 9, 10, 11, 12; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter Note Club- 10, 11, 12; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; “B” Club Vice-President-11; “B” Club Presi- dent-12; Band King-11; Athletic Letter-11; National Athletic Scholarship Society-10, 11, 12; Activities Award-12; Athletic Award-12. MARY ANN FRANCE Transfer from Ainsworth, Nebraska-11. Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter Note Club-11, 12; Saxophone Quartet-10; Chorus-11; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-10, 12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; One Act Plays-10; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-9, 10; Citizenship Award-9; Scholastic Award-11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-11; National Honor Society Secretary-12. VIRGIL EUGENE FRIES Football-9, 10; Basketball-9, 10; Track-9, 10; Boys Glee-9; “B” Club-10. JOHN GABEL, JR. Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-9, 10, 11, 12; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Ont Act Play-12; Senior Class Play; Basketball King-12. JAMALEE KAY GEORGE Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Madrigal-11; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-Editor-12; Pep Club-9, 10. 11, 12; Sandburr Staff-11, 12; Student Council-10; One Act Play-10, 11; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Student of the Month-12; Valedictorian-12; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 12; Cheerleader-9, 11, 12j Class President-12; Basketball Qucen-12; Book of Knowledge-11; Yoke-11; County Government Day-11; Operetta-9; Best All-Around Girl-12. LARRY FRED GRAF Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country-11; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Clarinet Quartet-9; Combo-9, 10, 11; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal-10, 11; Quintet-10, 11, 12; Quartet-10, 11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Student Council-11; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; State Music Clinic- 11, 12; Music Clinic-9, 10; Boys State-11; Student of the Month-12; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; N.H.S. President-12; Basketball Prince-12; Band Prince-11; Operetta-9; Opera-11. ROGER LEE GREEN Football-9, 10; Basketball-9; Track-9; Chorus-9, 10, 12; F.F.A.-ll, 12. LAURA LEE HAGEMAN Local Speech Contest-12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Librarian-11, 12. JAMES DRAKE HELDT Basketball-9, 10, 11; Track-9, 10, 11, 12; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11. 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glee-10, 11, 12; Madrigal-10; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11, 12; Class Vice-President-9; Quarter-Note Club President-11; Band Prince-12. HARRIETT ANN HENKEL Band-11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sandburr Staff-11, 12; One Act Plays-11, 12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-11, 12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Tiger Actor Award 12; Scholastic Award-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Twirler-11, 12; National Honor Society Treasurer-12; One Act Play Contest-11, 12; School Spirit Award-12. MARY ANN HENKEL Chorus-9, 10; Girls Glee-9, 10. BONNIE MAE HERMAN Chorus-9, 10; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Librarian-12. JO LEE HRNICEK Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Madrigal-11; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor So-rirty-11, 12: Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12: One Act Plays-12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Tiger Actors Award-12; Student of the Month-11; Valedictorian-12; Scholastic Awards 9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader-9, 10, 11, 12; Twirler-9; Class Secretary-9: Football Princess-12; One Act Play Contest-12; Book of Knowledge-11; Speech Contest-12; “Amahal and the Night Visitors”-ll. CAROL BETH KEHM Chorus-9, 10; Girls Glee-9, 10. ALICE CORRINE KIRCHHOFF Chorus-9, 11; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11; Librarian-12. DIANA LEE KNAUB Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Trio-9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Madrigal-11; Quintette-12; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sandburr Staff-11, 12; Student Council-12; One Act Play-12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-9, 10, 11; State Music Contest-12; Student of the Month-12; Citizenship Award-10; Scholastic Award-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Class Secretary-11; Quarter-Note Club Secretary-10; Student Council Secretary-12; Basketball Princess-12; Band Princess-12; Ont Act Play Contest-12; Operetta-9; Opera Accompanist-11; Activities Award-12; All Music Award-12. NORMAN ALEXANDER KUXHAUSEN Basketball-10; Track-9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Glee-9; Junior Class Play Set; Scholastic Awards-9, 10, 11; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; Class Vice-President-11; F.I.A. Treasurer-10; F.F.A.-9, 10. RONALD EUGENE LANGHOFER Football-9; Basketball-9; Annual Staff-12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; F.F.A. Sentinel-11; F.F.A. Secretary-12; F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12. JOSEPH LOPEZ JR. Football-9, 10, 12; Basketball-9, 10; Track-9, W, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glee-11; “B” Club-9, 10, 11, 12. DORALIE KAY MARKER Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Girls Trio-9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Sandburr Staff Editor-11, 12; Student Council-11, 12; One Act Play-11; Junior Class Play; Press Convention-11, 12; Speech Contest-11; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; State Music Clinic-12; Girls State-11; Student of the Month-11; Citizenship Award-9; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; Class Vice-President-10; Basketball Princess-12; Band Princess-12; D.A.R.-12; County Government Day-11; Journalism Award-12; Vocal Music Award-12. JUDY ELLEN MICHAEL Chorus-9, 10, 11; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Girls Basketball-9, 10; Li-brarian-12. BEVERLY JOAN MILLER Chorus-9; Girls Glee-9, 10; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Librarian-9, 10, 11, 12. DEE LILLA NUSS Band-11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; One Act Play-12; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-10; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Checrleader-9; Twirler-11, 12; Class Treasurer-9; Twirler Club Secretary-12; Librarian-9, 10, 11, 12. CECILIA OLIVAREZ Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; F.T.A.-ll; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-11; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Quarter-Note Club Secretary-Treasurer-12; Librarian-11, 12; Scholastic Awards-9, 12; Music Clinic-9, 10; F.T.A. Treasurer-11; Librarian Award-12. DONNA RAE RAFFERTY Chorus-9; Girls Glee-9, 10; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Contest-9; Girls Basketball-9; Librarian-11, 12. BENNY FRANK RAZO Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-9, 10, 11; Chorus-9, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glee-11, 12; Madrigal-11; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Music Contest-11. THOMAS JAMES REIFSCHNEIDER Football-9; Track-9; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-10, 11, 12; Sax Quartette-9; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glec-9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal-10, 11; Boys Quartette-10, 11; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-10; Quarter-Note Club President-12; Band Prince-11, 12; Opera-11; Combo-9, 10, 11. Y FONDA LOU REIN Transfer from Minatare-11. Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-11, 12: Chorus-9, 10, 11; Girls Glee-10; Select Choir-11; National Honor Society-12; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council-9; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Awards-12; Cheerleader-9; Class Treasurer-12. GAILYNN FAITH REITZ Chorus-9. 12; Girls Glee-9; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Play; Librarian-12. ANNE LOUISE REYNOLDS Transfer from Minatare-11. Chorus-9, 10, 11; Girls Glee-11; F.T.A.-ll; National Honor Society-11, 12; Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Student of the Month-12; Valedictorian-12; Scholastic Awards-11, 12; Interstate Scholastic Contest-11, 12; Girls Basketball-11, 12; Class Treasurer-10; Class Secretary-12; Book of Knowledge-11; School Spirit-11. ROSALINE FRANCES RHOADES Chorus-9; Girls Glee-9, 10; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9; Girls Baskethall-9; Librarian-11, 12. JANET KAY RODERICK Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 12; Select Choir-11; Pep Club-9, 10, 12; Senior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11. DANIEL GABINO SANCHEZ Track-12: One Act Play-12; Interstate Scholastic Con-test-12; One Act Play Contest-12; Art Award-12. PATRICIA LUCILLE SCHMUNK Chorus-9, 10, 11; Girls Glee-9, 11; Select Choir-11: Annual Staff-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11: Girls Basketball-9, 10. 11. 12; County Government Day-11. RICHARD LEE SCHWARTZKOPF Football-9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball-10, 11: Track-9. 10. 11; “B” Club-10, 11, 12: One Act PIav-12: Senior Class Play; F.F.A. Sentinel-12; One Act Play Contest-12: F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12. PEDRO SEGURA Football-9, 10. 11, 12: Basketball-9. 11; Track-9, 10. 11. 12; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Citizenship Award-11, 12; “B” Club Secretary-12. SHARON KAY SHULTZ Band-11, 12; Chorus-9; Girls Glee-9; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Senior Class Play; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11. 12; Twirler-11, 12; Twirler Club Vice-President-12; Pep Club Vice-President-11; Pep Club President-12: Basketball Princess-12; Librarian-10, 11, 12; County Government Day-11. NEAL JOE SPEER Football-9, 10; Basket ball-10; Track-9, 10, 11; Band-10, 11, 12; Quarter-Note Club-11, 12; Combo-11; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Boys Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal-10, 11, 12; Boys Quartette-10, 11; F.T.A.-ll; Annual Staff-12; One Act Play-10, 11; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Speech Contest-12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Clinic-9, 10; State Music Clinic-11, 12; Tiger Actors Award-10; Scholastic Award-9, 10; Interstate Scholastic Contest-12; Class Vice-President-12; Choir President-11; Op-eretta-10; Opera-11. MARIBELLE JEAN (RUTAN) SUHR Chorus-9; Pep Club-9, 10, 11; Girls Basketball-9, 10; Librarian-10, 11, 12. RONALD ROY TERRELL Basketball-9; 1 rack-11; Chorus-9, 12; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; F.F.A.-Reporter-ll; F.F.A.-Vice-President-12; F.F.A.-9, 10, 11, 12. JUDITH ANN WILHELM Chorus-9, 11, 12; Girls Glee-10, 11, 12; Select Choir-12; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader-9, 11, 12; Pep Club Treasurer-12; Football Queen-12; Librarian-12; County Government Day-11; Cheerleader Award-12. MARY JANE WILHELM Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Glee-9, 10, 11, 12; Select Choir-11, 12; Madrigal-10, 11; Pep Club-9, 10, 11, 12; Music Contest-9, 10, 11, 12; Librarian-12. RONALD LEE WILHELM Football-9, 10, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Glee-11, 12; ♦iB Club-10, 11, 12; Junior Class Play; Music Contest-9, 10, 11; Class Presidcnt-10. RONALD LEE WOMBACHER Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-9, 10, 11, 12; Boys Glee-9, 10; F.T.A.-ll; “B” Club-10, 11, 12; Student Council-10, 11; Junior Class Play; National Athletic Scholarship Society-11, 12; Class President-9; Vice-President Student Council-11. LARRY EUGENE YORK Football-9; Intramural Basketball-12; Senior Class Play Set-12; P.A. System-9, 10, 11, 12. To You We Dedicate This Book 0 0 0 Mr. Stine and Mrs. Bowden were the Class Sponsors during our junior and senior years, and Mr. and Mrs. “Speed” George were the Class Parents. We, the members of the Senior Class, confided in these people and were never rebuked; needed kindness and always received; and asked for aid and were given their time. We can never show the love to you that you have given us. May this dedication be a token of our extreme gratitude to you for giving so freely of your time, your talent, and yourselves during two extremely difficult years of our youth. Mr. Stine and Mrs. Bowden 76 Mr. and Mrs. “Speed” George Traditions School Spirit . . . Anne Reynolds Book of Knowledge . . . Jay Belden Anne Reynolds Jo Lee Hrnicck Jamalee George Yoke . . . Jamalee George Athletic Letter . . . Isidro Flores Hall of Fame Jay Belden Shirley Dutton Isidro Flores Jamalee George Senior Class Officers President Jamalee George Vice-President Neal Speer Secretary Anne Reynolds Treasurer Fonda Rein 77 Junior class officers prepare to welcome Banquet guests. A Night in “Blue Hawaii” A tropical evening was enjoyed by the juniors, seniors, faculty, and their guests in a setting of “Blue Hawaii,” the theme of the 1962 Junior-Senior Prom. A banquet, planned on a Hawaiian theme was highlighted by the playing of the trumpet trio. Toastmaster, Bob Kniss, introduced speakers, Mark Rogers, Jay Belden, Jama-lee George, Sharon Kaiser, and Superintendent Mr. Chase. Following the Banquet, the hosts and their guests began dancing among palm trees, volcanoes, and against a background of a Hawaiian mural. Everyone who attended enjoyed a very unusual evening. 78 Songs sung by the trio added to the Prom festivities. Servers present all guests leis. Against a background of Hawaii, the Hi-Tones provide dancers with Hawaiian music. Harriett and Isidro jitter-bug under the palm leaves. The servers gay costumes add color to the dance floor. 79 BACK ROW: P. Schmunk, C. Amend, M. France, S. Schultz, L. Hageman, J. Wilhelm, J. Hrnicek. FRONT ROW: Mr. Chase, Coach; H. Henkel, A. Reynolds, J. George, J. Durnal, S. Dutton, S. Chapman. Senior Girls Win The Senior Girls completed their basketball success this year by winning the girls’ tournament for the fourth year in a row. The final game against the juniors was a challenge to the last minute, but the seniors emerged victorious, and won the trophy that was presented by the Pep Club. 80 Drinking Mouthwash? Class Night — The Greatest Colossal in the History of BHS On May 22 a record crowd filled the High School auditorium to watch a TV spectacular, “The Don Stine Show.” The evening was marked with entertainment and was followed by one of the greatest presentation of awards BHS has ever seen. The members of the class performed acts and commercials ranging from dramatic presentation to uproarious comedy. The entertainment was followed by the awarding of honors and scholarships, and the Class Prophecy read by the gypsy, Mrs. Bowden. This night of merriment and laughter will long linger in the hearts of the members of the Class of 1962. 'He was her man, but he done her wrong. I use Glum toothpaste. !01e! FIRST ROW: F. Rein, P. Schmunk, N. Speer, J. Bclden, S. Chapman, J. Lopez, J. Durnal, C. Olivarez. SECOND ROW: N. Kuxhausen, R. Terrell, J. Heldt, P. Segura, J. Roderick, V. Fries. THIRD ROW: A. Reynolds, L. York, D. Sanchez, C. Amend, M. Wilhelm, D. Nuss. FOURTH ROW: J. Gabel, G. Downing, D. Marker, L. Graf, D. Knaub, T. Reifschneider, D. Blum. Seniors Bid On May 20 the 1962 Baccalaureate services were held in the new gym. The Reverend Jerrold Aspengren talking on “A Call to Youth” was the guest speaker of the evening. Commencement was held on May 23. Speeches were given by the Salutato-rian, Shirley Dutton, the four Valedictorians Anne Reynolds, Jay Belden, Jo Lee Hmicek, and Jamalee George, and a class representative, Neal Speer. Musical entertainment was provided by the girls trio and Larry Graf. After Mr. Tillman introduced the class, the diplomas were presented by the President of the Board of Education and Mr. Chase. The exercise closed with the recessional march, Pomp and Circumstance, played by the band. 82 FIRST ROW: M. Suhr, J. Michael, J. Contreras, B. Miller, R. Bernhardt, B. Razo, J. Hrnicek, J. George. SECOND ROW: S. Dutton, A. Durnal, L. H geman, M. Henkel, R. Wombacher, H. Henkel, I. Flores. THIRD ROW: R. Rhoades, B. Herman, A. Kirchhoff, J. Wilhelm, S. Shultz, M. France, D. Rafferty. FOURTH ROW: J. Dueker, C. Kehm, R. Schwartzkopf, R. Wilhelm, G. Reitz, R. Langhofer, E. Bernal. Final Farewell ‘Grant Us The Knowledge To Know What Is Right And Courage Enough To Do It” 83 Before the sun sets on our high school days, we, the Seniors of ’62, would like to wish everyone success and happiness in the future. 84 f % YEaMOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made x-. .i. — , w. -, • _ ■ • � � , «, «• JjJ' •sd ■ ' •'J. � . X - � « ■P’ � • ♦••'V'••«� � � .r ___ • ' ' - v.rf : -v. •-, -“•-. •. flfcc %s .•-. Sk . Av aji. r v 5 .■.� ■£ ■2 : . - e% + : i t« � . — Vw