Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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SANDBURR STAFF: FIRST ROW — A. Harimon, C. Wimmer, B. Amend, D. Fritzler, D. Huber, R. Schultz, S. Cross. SECOND R()W - T. Levick, B. Hersh, J. Dalbev. THIRD ROW - G. Little, J. Wilhelm. G. Schutzer. 13 STUDENT LIBRARIANS: STANDING; Sponsor — Mrs. Williams, L. Reifschneider, S. Schmall, I). Leylhcm, B. Adams, C. Sau» r. I . Hintcrgartit. C. Middlestead. M. Mehling, I). Meter, C. Russell. L. Funk, D. Soles. SEATED; E. Gonzales, B. Hersh, M. Razo. K. Krantz. J. White. Journalists, Librarians Inform Student Body With the Dewey Decimal System in mind and a b x k stamp in hand, B.H.S. Library Pages cheerfully assisted their fellow students. Both bewildered freshmen and sophisticated seniors turned to them for help in locating information and that book” for required reading. The news vehicle for most of the major aspects of B.H.S. life and times, the Sandburr became a weekly publication in the pages of the Bayard Transcript at the beginning of the second semester this year. Under the discerning eye of Sponsor Mr. Robert Curry, the newspaper relayed newsworthy events and interpreted a variety of topical subjects in editorials, features, and headed columns

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SEATED — L. Pontine, I). Baird. BEHIND TABLE — L. Giauque. J. Raymond, K. Frakes, S. Bangcrt, C. Pierce, A. Malchow. S. Case. B. Yekel. STANDING — G. Hrnicck, J. Dalbey, L. Pfeiffer, C. Schwindt, D. Huber, D. Leythem, C. Sauer, V. Huck, S. Cross, J. Morris, S. Pfenning, T. Levick, Sponsor — Mr. McGrew, W. Hubbard, J. Dueker, C. Wimmer. rSeven Wonders of Nature ” Germinating from the idea that the education of youth is accomplished in the greater school of nature, the 1966 Tiger sprang into being. To nourish it into its final form was a stimulating and challenging task — one occasionally belcagured with deadline headaches and financial worries, but well rewarded by the satisfaction of having captured the spirit of B.H.S., 1966. In the foreground were the problems of editing, pictureplanning, layout, cropping,” copy-writing, as staff members labored through long nights to permanently record the wonders of this year’s high school times. Behind th£ scenes, Tiger personnel sold candy, submarine-buns, popcorn and hot dogs,” held an auction, and gathered annual subscriptions to help finance their dream of the picture-book” you now hold in your hands. Inspires Yearbook Staff

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STUDENT COUNCIL: From the bottom of the stairwell to the top; FIRST ROW (Next to wall) — T. Anderson, D. Ncrud, M. Durnal. K. Hubbard — Vice-President, L. Giauque, J. Raymond — Secretary-Treasurer; SECOND ROW — P. Bastron. Mr. Reed — Sponsor, R. Acker, P. Hood, T. Leviek.G. Dueker — President; THIRD ROW — C. Tyrell, R. Levick, L. Nerud, S. Eigbrett, D. Huck, B. Yekel. Council Fills Role Under the careful surveillance of sponsor, Frank Heed, the 1965-66 B.H.S. Student Council made significant gains in cementing collective bargaining powers within the framework of student body-administration functions. In exercising their executive roles, the council evaluated the applications of classes and organizations for concessions and entertainments, continued a student council exchange program among area schools, sponsored the scholastic banquet, and sponsored World Clothing Week at B.H.S. In the fall, several officers attended the State Student Council Convention, where they gleaned insight into the operation of student-government bodies. Holding two open meetings before the student body to demonstrate machinery and procedures of the council, engaging in a number of fundraising projects, and decorating for the Tiger Festival filled the agenda for the industrious student executives. Scholars Honored Maintaining a 2 average proved easily attainable for this select group of aspiring scholars, members of the Chimney Rock Chapter of the National Honor Societv, membership in which is the highest honor a student can achieve. Initiation of new members took place on March 5, in an impressive and auspicious ceremony. Stage decorations of blue columns featured gold lettering of the touchstones of the society: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Amid subdued tones of blue lighting, each new member was first tapped and then inducted into the society by receiving a scroll of membership. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETV: FIRST ROW — Mrs. Williams — Sponsor, B. Yekel, J. Raymond — Vice-President, L. Giauque — President. V. Cox, S. Huck, C. Pierce; SECOND ROW S. Case, A. Malehow, D. Huck. S. Cross; THIRD ROW - G. Hrnicek — Secretary-Treasurer, G. Dueker. S. Pfenning, J. Segura. T. Tillman, P. Hood, R. Green, K. Hubbard, S. Anest, J. Spittler 14