Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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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

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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

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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?”