Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1971 volume:

$ wry ‘ ,v f%r % ' ■ A 4 4 •4 v«W ; K '.'•’ v - • v Hv T v v 5 ; •� V • Jfc r . y; S «• % BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL ? BAYARD, NEBRASKA We, the Senior Class of 1971, dedicate this annual to Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Slump for their unselfish service, which they so willingly gave to help us accomplish the goals set before us. 2 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Wickard Our Superintendent, Mr. Wickard, handles the budget, helps set school policy, and in general tries to see that things are running smoothly. (Left to right) Madelyn Elder-secretary, Roger Korell, Virgil Plummer-vice-president, Bill Levick, Russell Morris, Jake Reifschneider-president, Mr. E. A. McDonald, not pictured, as treasurer, is an ex-office member of the board. Mr. Engdahl Mr. Engdahl, Principal of Bayard High School, has the unenvious job of taking care of any student problems that may rise as well as the co-ordination of all school activities. The School Board These people serve as the members of the Bayard School Board. They are the ones who set the policy of our school and direct the conduct of its students. Guide lines for all activities concerning our high school are established and upheld by this group of devoted citizens. 4 Miss Leafgreen Miss Leafgreen, one of our new teachers endures the complications of the 9th and 11th grade Mr. Critchley English, speech, and two dramatic productions. Mr. Critchley, head football and wrestling coach, teaches civics, and American Problems. Mr. Dyer Mr. Dyer, another new teacher, dictates to the senior English classes and 11th American History, while striving to meet the demands of annual staff Mrs. Whitney Mrs. Whitney, one of the regulars at B. H. S. enjoys the difficulties of jr. high history and student council. She also teaches high school political geography. 5 sponsor. Mr. Rector Mr. Rector, who came here from Hay Springs, instructs 8th grade math, Algebra I, and geomety. In addition to this he is the freshman basketball coach and head track coach. Mr. Mike Winchell Mr. Winchell, in his first year of teaching, has 8th grade science, physiology, earth science, and is an assistant football and basketball coach. Mrs. McPeek Mrs. McPeek, who lives in Gering, directs her teaching abilities toward Spanish, 10th English, and psychology- Mrs. Ewing Mrs. Ewing, another new addition, holds the dubious honor of being 7th grade math, physics, Math IV, and Algebra II instructor. Mr. Kuxhausen Mr. Kuxhausen has the pleasure of experimenting in 7th grade science, high school chemistry, and biology. 6 KEYBOARD 06 ooo Miss Wagner Miss Wagner, fresh out of college instructs typing, shorthand, office practice, and general business. She also coaches the new volleyball team. Mrs. Kniss Mrs. Kniss is in charge of all levels of home economics and sponsors the F.H.A. From time to time she also does sewing and mending for the athletic departments. Mrs. Genoways teaches jr. high English and S.R.A. and sponsors the jr. high pep club. Our librarian, Mrs. Williams, teaches consumers’ math and National Honor Society. Miss Poos When we contemplate the future, we look to Miss Foos, our guidance counselor for help. She also has bookkeeping. 7 Mr. Ron Winchell Mr. Winchell has the dangerous occupation of instructing drivers' education and P. E. He is assistant football coach, and girls' track coach. Mr. Rischling Mr. Rischling directs the beginning, junior, and senior bandr here at B.H.S. Mr. Dukesherer Mr. Claver Mr. Claver teaches auto mechanics, vocational agriculture, and sponsors F.F.A. Mrs. Langhofer Mrs. Langhofer squeezes the vocal music out of die students here. She also effectively produces the spring musical. 8 SCHOOL EMPLOYEES There always seems to be someone looking for a janitor. If they are not around the main part of the school working at this or that, just about everyone knows where to look for Bob or Dave. Most likely, they will be in their room relaxing with a cup of coffee or coke. The bus drivers drive their routes and take turns returning the kindergarten to their homes at noon, plus driving the buses, which carry the pep club and the players to and from the away games. Serving behind the scenes, to keep the school running at a smooth pace, the secretaries, keep the records, balance the books, and many things too numerous for mentioning. The cooks, also keep the school going, but in a different way. These ladies serve about 400 lunches a day and each one is served with a smile. 9 We, the Seniors of 71 , would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to our class parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nuss, for not only providing a guiding hand in our fund raising projects but also lending a hand in the molding of some of tomorrow's leaders. 10 SENIORS I.eatha Robinson Cynthia Baum Dennis Shimp Tamra Hagen Harvey Strieker, Jr. Myrl Davies Ronald Schaffer jHt Pamela Leytham Kathleen Fenning Louis Gonzales Sharon Michael Donald Deines Rollie Bauer Dennis Henkel Evelyn Baird Arthur Wolf Crystal Herman 18 Sandra Roberts Jackie Osgood Patricia Schwindt G. Steven Goss Gloria Contreras 19 Biggest Flirt Most Comical Best Looking Most Brains Kathy Rein Jack Maxcy Patti Sinner Bob Schmick Paulette Bastron Dennis Slump Tamra Hagen Chuck Maser Best Personality Best Dresser Most Athletic Most Talkative Shiest Jackie Osgood Ron Schaffer Beverly Funk Jon Nuss Sharon Michael Louie Gonzales Crystal Herman Joe Rutan Maria Guzman Steve Brown 20 JUNIORS Brian Andreas Tony Arellano Jim Arends Elvina Beran Rodney Bowers Sandra Cochrun Sandra Cross Jeanann Drumheller Kelly Dumal Kevin Frakes Connie Funk Alan Fyfe Mary Lou Gonzales Lynn Green Alvin Harimon Pam Heimbuck Judy Hewett Debbie Hobert Paul Huck John Hudson Dick Hughes Kathy Kaasch Jana Keller Mike Kildow Jennifer Kniss Kathleen Kniss Paula Kniss Denis Langhofer Tom Liakos Debbie Logsdon Jemmifer Kniss V. Pres. , Brad Stockwell Pres. , Rosemary Morris Sec. Alan Fyfe Treas. Delores Lopez Carrine Lujan Ruth Malchow Silvia Monroy Rosemary Morris Ernest Nuss Ralph Parriott Barbara Petersen Gary Massey Rocky Mathews Albert Mendoza Vernie Meyer Jennel Reifschneider Margaret Rischling Ann Saldivar Greg Schmall Linda Schmunk Joe Schumacher Ed Serda Curtis Shimp Peggy Shimp Brad Stockwell Vernon Wickard Mike Wooten 0 1 Siesta, anyone? JUNIOR ACTIVITIES COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY Sylvia Monroy, exchange student from Guatemala, spent the school year in Bayard. She was the guest of the Leroy Shimps, the Jake Knisses, and the Gordon Hoberts. Since Silvia could understand very little English, her most often used words were Repeat, please again.” Before the year ended, however, Silvia could understand all our American idioms. v ■m t T Silvia Monroy, Jennifer Kniss, Peggy Shimp, Deb Hobert sassviD Kent Andreas Fred Bastron Teri Bauer Gregg Baum Randy Bernhardt Janice Blackstone Pam Blair Carole Bowers Chary! Bowers Wilford Bowers Gayline Brill Ed Brungardt SOPHOMORES Debbie Deal Lillian Diedrichsen David Erdman Alice George Randy George Robert Gonzales Colleen Green Jerry Green George Hindergardt Kip Johnson Brenda Kildow Greg Kniss Larry Leever Kelly Liakos Connie Dueker Jenny Eichfelder Mark Elliott ' 26 Macario Lujan Mike McKee Rusty Malchow Carla Martin Paula Mason Jon Maxcy Doug Michael Joyce Nelson Elizabeth Ochoa Vickie Pullen Jim Randall Annie Razo Dick Rischling Dennis Schaffer Carla Martin Treas. , Vickie Pullen Sec. , Teri Schanhols V. Pres. , Scott Stockwell Pres. Mark Schwartz Mary Schwartz Melba Serda Tery Smith Terry Snyder Scott Stockwell Colleen Strieker Debbie Twombly Peggy Walker Richard Webb Linda Wendt Donna Paplow 27 Teri Schanhols Shelly Schmunk Roger Schneider Jerry Arends Janice Bangert Cindy Bauer Frances Brown Ted Brungardt Tracy Buskirk Starlene Castellaw Benny Contreras Jesse Contreras Ron Dudden David Fanning Linda Fiscus Kelly Herman Tim Hood Mary Howard Coleen Korell Loretta Lopez Robert Lujan Don McDaniel Kelly Martin Karen Meier Jim Webb Dave Peterson Pres., Dave Nuss V. Pres., Susan Stockwell Sec., Janice Bangert Treas. Mary Lou Mendoza Rosie Mendoza FRESHMEN Lynn Michael Dave Nuss David Petersen Lonnie Schanhols Jaci Schanhols Patricia Schmall Lori Schoeneman Debbie Schwindt Abel Serda Danny Shadegg Johnny Shadegg Peggy Shutzer George Sittner Randy Pierce Teresa Rafferty Susan Stockwell Diane Thomas Kevin W immer Cindy Wolf Jeanette Zier 29 REFLECTIONS OF THE TIMES These are the times of the new and the old. Man has created new problems such as pollution, and he hasn't even learned to cope with the ones he already has such as flood. This valley has been referred to as the Nile Valley, and as this picture indicates the North Platte River is beginning to look the true Nile in its seasonal flood stage. Dikes have been built up and down the valley, but fortunately, Bayard has been unaffected except for some basements flooding due to the rising water table. The real damage has been the destruction of the natural habitat of wild game that lived in thesf flooded areas. If this is today's progress, what will tomorrow have in store. These are truly times of change as shown by Pat Sinner, Debbie Hobert, and Annie Razo who are modeling the in styles of die maxi, midi, and mini, respectively. According to rumor the boys favor the mini while die girls favor another style trend, slacks. It's certainly a topsy-turvy world, but have things really changed that much. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Karin Keller Roger Kildow Gloria Lujan Becky Lundgren Jayne Maser Randy Meter Julie Michael Priscilla Moreno Paula A nest Steve Bangert Rae Ella Bungardt Terry Castellaw Norman Cummings Carol Deines Jayne Maser - Vice-President Janet Sjolander - Secretary Bob Rein - President David Rischling - Treasurer Rita Moreno Debra Nuss Tessie Olivarez Scott Randall Bob Rein Robin Dudden Ken Fanning Robert Fulton Rosanne George Jeff Henson Rita Hernandez Greg Jerger David Rischling Jane Rischling Roger Robinson Paul Rodriguez Vernon Schaffer Rick Siegfried Steve Shaw Janet Sjolander Rodney Smith Steve Snyder David Tafoya Dennis Van Buren Kendall Vogel Greg Wickard JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Rita Jayne Hernandez Maser Terri Mary McKee Wolf Janet Sjolander JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS 33 CLASS OFFICERS SEVENTH GRADE Randy Baum - Vice-President Terri McKee - Treasurer Linda Massey - Secretary Don Dutton - President Andy Arellano Joy Baird Cheryl Bauer Randy Baum Roy Blair Tim Bowers Bill Buskirk Tom Castellaw Shirley Cochrun Barbara Cochrun Wayne Davis Don Dudden Randy Elrich Shirley Gomez Sonia Hernandez Ken Keller 34 Debbie LaRue Steve Leever Mary Lopez Charlie Lujan Victor Lujan Allen Martin Donna Mason Linda Massey Gale Maxcy Teri McKee Tracy Morgan Tim Muhr Myla Nerud Peggy Ochoa Genevieve Olivarez Larry Pierce Tom Randall Nancy Sauer Cathy Schanhols Jody Schmunk Paul Schneider Judy Schreiner Eddie Singer Jeannine Smith Cathy Sterkel Kevin Vogel Kerry Walker Clinton Webb Picture Not Available SNOIXVZINVDHO BAYARD HIGH TWIRLERS Jack Maxcy, Dick Rischling, and Connie Dueker were awarded their certificates for superior performance at the District Music Contest by band director, Mr. Rischling. Jack Maxcy was also named the most outstanding band member for the year. 36 SCHOOL BAND The Bayard High School band culminated a year of outstanding performances by earning a superior rating for their efforts at the District Music Contest held in Scottsbluff. A new wrinkle in the band’s performances came when they played a concert just prior to commencement exercises. Jennifer Kniss, Jeanann Drumheller, Barbara Peterson, and Jack Maxcy. 37 BAND OFFICERS MIXED CHORUS CHORUS OFFICERS Alice George, lib; Jeanann Drumheller, treas.; Greg Schmall, Pres.; Cindy Baum, lib,; Art Wolf, Vice-Pres.; Jennifer Kniss, lib.; Bob Schmick, Sec.; and Debbie Schwindt, lib. Ruth Malchow was the only choral entry to earn a superior at contest, and she was also selected by Mrs. Langhofer as the outstanding vocal performer. Mixed Chorus worked hard on the musical, THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN, which was well received. Mixed Chorus received a Two at contest. ACCOMPANISTS Jeanette Zier Jane Keller Debbie Hobert MODERN MUSIC MASTERS Jana Keller Ruth Malchow Denis Langhofer Peggy Shimp Debbie Hobert Rosemary Morris Jeanann Drumheller Kathy Kaasch Barbara Peterson Linda Schmunk Jennifer Kniss Sponsor: Mrs. Langhofer B CLUB SPANISH CLUB PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS R S E R V E S Treasurer Sharon Michael, Historian Kathy Fenning, Vice-Pres. Sandy Roberts, President Cindy Baum, Secretary Patty Sinner. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America will remember the enjoyable night of roller skating with the FFA Chapter. To highlight the year they served at the FFA Banquet and contributed many deeds of kindness to help achieve a better world tomorrow—today. Jackie Osgood, Pres. , Patty Henson, Parliamentarian, Cindy Baum, Sec. , Carla Martin, Treas., Judy Hewett, Degree Chairman, Vickie Pullen, Reporter, Sandi Roberts, V. Pres. 44 futupS fSbEBSS i THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS .JkZ m 4 jericaJ STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE On their journey into tomorrow the FFA Chapter strives for a better agricultural balance between city and rural areas. Each year the Chapter sponsors a Sweetheart dance where a Sweetheart is chosen for the following year. The boys represent our school very impressively, capturing high ratings whenever they enter competition. FFA SWEETHEART Beverly Funk Pres. Greg Schmall, Vice-Pres. Alan Fyfe, Sentinel Vern Meyer, Treas. Jim Arends. Sec. Lynn Green, Reporter Brian Andreas, Sponsor Mr. Claver 45 STUDENT COUNCIL Each member of the Student Council is chosen by their classmates, Freshmen through Seniors, to represent them to their fullest potential. Each class is allowed two representatives. This year we also had representatives from Pep Club and ”B Club. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS The Student Council attained two of their set goals this year by forming a school dress code and revising the previous High School Student Council Constitution. In addition to this work they enjoyed a funtime skiing on the slopes at Happy Jack. JackMaxcy, President, Beverly Funk, Secretary-Treasurer, Greg Schmall, Vice-President. 46 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Debra Hobert Greg Schmall Ruth Malchow Dennis Shimp Tamra Hagen Jack Maxcy Beverly Funk Chuck Maser Linda Schmunk Art Wolf Mrs. Williams, Kathy Kaasch Jim Blackstone Rosemary Morris Myrl Davies Evelyn Baird Connie Funk Alan Fyfe Paulette Bastron Helen Eichfelder Sponsor Miss Leafgreen New Members 47 FORENSICS DISTRICT SPEECH CONTESTANTS Janice Blackstone won the only superior, but the others performed well. FORENSICS OFFICERS Jim Blackstone, Vice-President Debbie Hobert, Secretary Ruth Malchow, Treasurer Chuck Maser, President ANNUAL STAFF Jack M., assistant editor, checks his lay-out sheet Paulette B, looks up questioningly, while Beverly F., carefully, Jackie O. appears to be working diligent- editor-in-chief, studies a photo, ly in the background. Dennis S., Jon N., and Myrl D. appear more interested in the photography than in the work. Activity editor. Chuck M., peers rather thoughtfully at a photo also. Those who work on the annual staff put in many long hours throughout the year. We hope this annual shows the proper results of the tedious work involved. Some of the seniors found that Mr. Dyer thought graduation for seniors just meant they had more free time to work on the annual. Everyone who worked toward the completion of this annual is not pictured, notably Jim B. and Joe R. who worked very hard on the class section. A special thanks is in order to those who were involved in annual sales to all members of the senior class since they are held responsible for financing this book. Tamra H., Business Manager, and Mike D. try to agree on a Art W. plots his work and sports editor, Louie Gonzales, headline size. checks another annual for ideas. ATHLETICS TIGERS’ FOOTBALL Louie Gonzales Don Deines Myrl Davies Joe Rutan Jim Blackstone Jack Maxcy Bob Schmick Mike Deal Dennis Henkel Rollie Bauer Jon Nuss Our season was not as successful as we had hoped, but the boys worked hard all year which resulted in five victories and three defeats. Even though the tigers did not win the conference championship, they did come out ahead in experience for the coming years. 52 Opponent Bayard Bridgeport 14 19 Crawford 0 19 Chappell 0 14 Morrill 7 10 Mitchell 13 7 Minatare 0 27 Kimball 20 7 Oshkosh 6 0 Ho Toif Won 5 Lost 3 53 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS Chuck Maser John Arellano Art Wolf Eddie Serda Dennis Shimp Bayard's Cross Country team has an excellent season winning both the Panhandle C Meet and the North Platte Valley Meet. In other meets the team placed well against stiff competition such as Scottsbluff, Gering, and Sidney. With four of the five team members being seniors, next year's team may be a little short-handed in experience. 1 TIGER CUBS MEMORABLE MOMENTS How sweet he is! Umor; If you're seeing double, you had too much, so turn the page. TIGER VARSITY MYRL CHUCK LOUIE DENNIS JON JOHN ART Miniatare They 54 We 43 Bridgeport 45 60 Mitchell 47 36 Morrill 56 66 Bayard finished the year with a 14-7 record. St. Agnes 46 54 Bayard won the Panhandle C tournament and Bridgeport 44 43 placed second in the North Platte Valley tournament. Minatare 51 64 getting beat in overtime by Mitchell. Bayard’s bas- Morrill 52 63 ketball season came to a sudden hault, when they Mitchell 58 56 got beat by a strong Morrill team in die District Bridgeport 51 62 Tournament. St. Agnes 45 57 Over all it was one of Bayard's finest seasons in M itchell 64 63 a long time. Morrill 56 68 Minatare 56 68 Rushville 46 67 Minatare 75 69 Kimball 65 66 TIGERS IN ACTION Oshkosh 41 65 Morrill 47 48 Hemingford 55 64 Morrill 69 65 Nuss lays one up Maser pulls down another rebound. Arellano reaches for a pass Wolf and Mendoza fight for a rebound Davies puts one up Gonzales shoots a long one BASKETBALL 1970-71 RESERVES FRESHMEN 58 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL Girls' volleyball was begun again at BHS and the girls lacked experience in the beginning. They improved enormously and won the Panhandle C Tourney, doubling their previous win total of three. In the NPV Tourney the girls came out narrow losers to Morrill who gave the eventual champs, Mitchell, a run for the title. Judy Hewett and Frances Brown were named to the PC allconference team. 59 BHS WRESTLING In the 138 lb. class. Bob Schmick was Bayard's only State Champ. Vern Wickard, who placed 3rd at the state tournament in the 98 lb. class, was Bayard's top point getter with 104 points. Kimball Gordon Bridgeport Rushville Tour. Oshkosh Harrisburg Tour. Panhandle C Tour. Rushville Haysprings NPV Tour. Chadron Tour. Crawford Hemingford Harrisburg District Tour. State Tour. They We 36 12 53 2 31 19 4th 30 28 5th 4th 31 17 10 39 4th 4 th 31 19 26 23 33 15 4th 8th 60 State Qualifiers This year's wrestling team provided the fans with plenty of action. This was definitely a rebuilding year. They will lose only one man from the squad; however, he was a state champ. Bayard qualified four men for the state wrestling tournament, and they earned 20 points, which was tops in the area for class C schools. 61 BHS TRACKSTERS Head coach Larry Rector and assistants Dennis Dukesherer and Glenn Critchley The BHS track team had rather slim pickin's this year due mainly to lack of experience and some injuries. Three squad members did qualify for state, however, gaining two fourth place finishes in the state meet. Two of the qualifiers were underclassmen so Bayard should do even better at state next year. This was Coach Rector's first year in Bayard and he probably wasn't particularly disappointed with the results. The freshmen won the Panhandle C Frosh Meet and some of the freshmen and sophomores placed regularly in the high school meets. There must be better things to come. FRESHMEN STATE QUALIFIERS Randy George First in District, failed to place at state. In the triple-jump, he placed second in the District, but not at state. Up and Oops! (Must be camera shy). You can do it! Kelly Dumal Second in District, Fourth in State Meet. Pull harder, a little harder. Chuck Maser First in District, fourth in State Meet. 'Up and over.' exchange appears to gain lead Shadegg brothers start their finishing kick. A smooth GIRLS TRACK STATE QUALIFIERS COACHES V. Pullen, M. Rischling, Mr. Ron Winchell, Mr. Mike Winchell, Judy Hewett, and C. Martin. 64 The girls were very successful in their track endeavors this year, winning the District Meet. While garnering few first places, they pulled down second, third, fourth, and fifth places to be in the running for first place in most meets. As an example, Bayard qualified four girls for state, but none of them finished first in the District, Judy Hewett, however, threw the discus 99' 11 for fourth at State, garnering Bayard's only points. Chances for next year should be excellent, since all of the District point-getters will be returning. ACTIVITIES VARIETY SHOW Intermission—Is Brenda laughing at the way Mr. Kuxhausen dances, or the expression on his face? The singing, swinging Boo-boopy-doops flap their way over the wave lengths from the top of the Tower in downtown Bayard. What is the matter Joe, don't you remember what to do next? Rub-a-dub-dub, scrub-woman-scrub. Mr. Critchley's mock injury provided ex- Whoa there squaw, your chief wouln't approve of this. 68 BEAUTIFUL BEULAH BELLE BEAUTIFUL BEULAH BELLE was a melodrama at its finest. It was light-hearted and enjoyable with Chuck Maser as the villan and Jon Nuss as the hero who rescues the lady in distress, Paulette Bastron. The play was directed by Miss Leafgreen. 70 SCHOLASTIC CONTEST ENTRANTS raax Riuuiuuiniiunii liiininiin.. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Linda Schmunk, Connie Dueker, Jennifer Kniss, Myrl Davies, Dennis Shimp, Jack Maxcy, Jim Blackstone, Chuck Maser, Art Wolf, Alan Fyfe, Rodney Bowers, David Nuss, Scott Stockwell, Robert Hood, Mary Howard, and Helen Eichfelder. FRONT ROW: Carla Martin, Maria Guzman, Frances Brown, Peggy Shimp, Cindy Bauer, Rosemary Morris, Kathy Kaasch, RuthMalchow, Jana Keller, Beverly Funk, Evelyn Baird, Debbie Logsdon, Paulette Bastron, Tamra Hagen, Jeanette Zier, Debbie Hobert, Elizabeth Ochoa, and Carrine Lujan. At the Chadron Scholastic Contest, Bayard's students did fairly well. Bayard finished eighth in Group I which was composed mainly of Class A and B schools. Debbie Hobert placed first in Music, Mary Howard placed second in General Mathematics, and Elizabeth Ochoa earned a third in first year Spanish. Those receiving honorable mentions for being in the top one-fifth of their specific areas were: Rodney Bowers, Mechanical Drawing; Russell Malchow, Algebra II; RuthMalchow, English Usage; and Art Wolf, Literature. Congratulations students on a fine effort. 71 Even though Homecoming was October 9, in the weeks before we had been planning and decorating for the big occasion. It finally got underway with the parade downtown with the royalty float carrying the candidates. The highlight of the evening came with the crowning of Queen Paulette Bastron and King Louie Gonzales. Attendants and their escorts were Kathy Rein, Myrl Davies, Renee Langhofer, Don Deines, Bev Funk, Dennis Henkel, Ellen Hernandez and Jon Nuss. To make the evening complete, an after-the-game dance featured the TEMPERANCE UNION. 73 JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 1 li lanCmva qnv Chuck Maser was named the winner of the Lion's Club Student of the Year award. Art Wolf was Miss Foos' outstanding student and was named winner of a Regent's Scholarship Chuck was also selected as the recipient of the Bayard Education Association Scholarship. Citizenship winners were: Kevin Wimmer, Cindy Wolf, Carla Martin, Mike McKee, Greg Schmall, Kathy Kaasch, Myrl Davies, and Beverly Funk. Evelyn Baird was announced as the winner of the Boston's Store Scholarship. AWARDS NIGHT 1971 TRADITIONS Voted into the Hall of Fame were Beverly Funk, Jack Maxcy, Chuck Maser, and Paulette Bastron (not pictured). Chuck Maser presents the Book of Knowledge to Ruth Malchow. Jennifer Kniss wears the Honor Yoke yielded by Jackie Osgood. Alvin Harimon receives the Athletic Letter from Louie Gonzales. Jackie Osgood gives the School Spirit emblem to Judy Ilewett. Debbie L. is congratulated by Mrs. George for being selected as one of next year's cheerleaders while Brenda K. Looks on. Others selected: Patty H., Rosemary M., Alice G., Peggy S. Tamra Hagen was presented the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award by Mrs. Kniss. ROYALTY HOMECOMING QUEEN Bastron PROM QUEEN 77 BACCALAUREATE AND Mrs. Ewing, Mr. Winchell Salutatorian and Valedictorian Sponsors lead them in. are the first seniors in. It's a time to be sad and happy. Class parents Mr. and Mrs. John Nuss begin the Recessional. BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday, May 16, 1971, 8 p.m. PROCESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstance” ............... Bayard High School Band, Mr. Rischling, Director INVOCATION............................................Pastor Stanley LaRue DO OLOGY - God Made Our Hands .........................Jackson and Miller SCRIPTURE READING...................................Mr. William K. Linton MUSIC - How Beautiful On the Mountains .....................Mendelssohn Vocal Duet - Renee Langhoffer, Beverly Funk Mrs. Leone Whitney, Accompanist CLASS SERMON.........................................Mr. William K. Linton BENEDICTION.............................................Mr. Paul Wilkerson RECESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstance .............................Elgar Bayard High School Band, Mr. Rischling, Director CLASS MOTTO Some men see things as they are and ask why. We dream things that never were and say why not. CLASS COLORS Light Blue and Dark Blue God Made Our Hands' Guest Speakers COMMENCEMENT 1971 Tam,. K. Hagen Mr' Uoy l Ea,on University of Wyoming SEE THINGS ND SAT i THINGS .V E AND Hi Charles R. Maser COMMENCEMENT SERVICES TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1971 8:00 P, M. PROCESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstance”.....................Elgar Bayard High School Band, Mr. Rischling, Director INVOCATION..................................The Rev. Donald Reid SALUTATORY ADDRESS.............................Tamra K. Hagen MUSIC - We’ve Only Just Begun ..........................Nichols 21st Century Singers - Jeanette Zier, Accompanist VALEDICTORY ADDRESS............................Charles R. Maser MUSIC - How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings ....................Liddle Connie Langhofer - Leone Whitney, Accompanist COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS.............................Mr. Lloyd Eaton University of Wyoming PRESENTATION OF CLASS..........................Carrol W. Engdahl PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.......................Jake Reifschneider President of the Board of Education BENEDICTION.................................Rev. Albert Wetzel RECESSIONAL - Pomp and Circumstance .....................Elgar Bayard High School Band, Mr. Rischling, Director AUTOGRAPHS