Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1982 volume:

Autographs Tiger Times Table Of Contents Seniors .......—..............—..........................—. 5 Administration and Faculty.............17 Underclassmen..................................23 S po rts.....—......— -------—....—..........—... 3 3 Organizations..................................63 Activities---------—....................... 87 Jr. High .....................................103 BAYARD HIGH SCHOC BAYARD, NEBRASKA PRESENTED BY THE 19 2 SENIOR CL, part of BHS. one among man’ student: a Jr. High and High member of a clique) a hood. brain ization. . SENIORS As moments pass on, memories linger M. Arends and S. Carter gaze in suspicion at the unknown. R. Rein. L. Schwindt and C. Sanchez enjoy a pep rallyII R. Randall telling his stories again. R. Worth trying to figure out bookkeeping. D. Kamerzel preparing for the burn! R. Sinks awaiting the attack? C. Henkel shows us her owie.” M. Burry and D. Ochoa who is who?? The 1982 Senior Class Marie Arlene Arends Honor Roll 4, Librarian Assistant 4, Office Worker 4 Brenda Lee Bowers Annual Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Chorus 2,3.4, Spanish Club 1,2, Office Worker 3,4, Basketball 3, Volleyball l,2,3.4. Pep Club 1.2,3,4, Pep Club President 4, Cheerleader 2, Honor Roll 3,4, Prom Server 2 Martin E. Burry Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Class Play (crew) 3, Librarian Assistant 4, County Government Day 3 Sandra M. Carter Volleyball 1,2,3, Basketball I, Pep Club I, Class Play (crew) 3, County Government Day 3 Kristi Eskam Band 1.2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2.3,4, Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 2. FFA Sweetheart 4, FHA 1,3, 21st Century Singers 3.4. Swing Choir 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Office Worker 4, Prom Server 2. Chorus 2,4 Shawn Green Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2,3,4, Track 1,2, FFA 1.2,3,4, Swing Choir 2, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Forensics Club 4, Chorus 2, Honorable Mention Football 4. Prom Server 2 7 Seniors Say Lynne Ann Heintz Cheerleader 1,3,4, Basketball 1.2,3. 4, Pep Club l,2,3,4. Class Officer I, 4. Pep Club Historian 4, Track 1,2. Volleyball 1,2. Prom Server 2, Class Play 3, Chorus 1,2, Forensics Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Office Worker 3,4, FHA 1,2,3, County Government Day 3 Cindy L. Henkel Pep Club l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, 4, FHA 3,4, FHA Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, Class Play (crew) 3 Renee Huck Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian Assistant 3, 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Dean Lynn Kamerzel Football 1.2,3.4. Wrestling 1.2,3,4, Chorus l,2,3,4, 21st Century Singers 3.4. Swing Choir 1.2. Class Play 3, FFA 1,2,3,4, FFA Tresurer 4, Voice of Democracy Contest 1,2,3, Homecoming Candidate 4 | Karen Elizabeth Kiesel Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. Chorus 2.3.4, Stage Band 2,3,4, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Cheerleader 3,4, X-Country 1.3.4. Track I.2.3.4. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Prom Server 2, National Honor Society 3,4 Jeffery Scott Krantz Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4. Class Officer 2. Basketball l,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4, All-State Football Team 3,4, All-Conference All-Region 2,3,4, Boys State Alternate 3, Chorus 1,2, Forensics Club 4, Swing Choir 1,2 8 Good-Bye Wally Krantz FFA l,2,3,4, FFA President 4, Prom Server 2, Basketball 1,2, County Government Day 3 Debra Lujan Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2, FFIA 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club l,2,3,4, Spanish Club Secretary 3, Spanish Club Treasurer 4. Chorus 2, Office Worker I, Volleyball 2, Annual Staff 4. Newspaper Staff 3,4 Deb Muhr Chorus 2,3,4, 21st Century Singers 4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Cheerleader 1,4, County Government Day 3, Class Play 3. FHA l,2,3,4, FHA District 9 President 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Prom Server 2 Daniel Ochoa Chorus 1,2,3,4, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Swing Choir 1,2, Spanish Club 2,3, Class Play 3, Football 1,2, 3 X-Country 4, County Government Day 3, Track 2,3,4 Leah Suzanne Petersen Newspaper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Girls State 3, Chorus l,2,3.4. Class Officer 4, Class Play 3. 21st Century Singers 3,4, National Flon-or Society 3,4, Track I, Basketball I, Librarian Assistant 1,2, Office Worker 4 Anya Pettijohn Newspaper Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 4, County Government Day 3, Office Worker 2,3,4, Class Play (crew) 3 9 The Beginning Randy Randall Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Swing Choir 1,2, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Class Vice President 2,3, Band President 4, Chorus President 4, FFA I, Junior Class Play 3, County Government Day 3. National Honor Society 3,4, All Conference Football 2,3,4, All Region Football 3.4. All State Honorable Mention 4, Prom Server 2 Rick D. Rein Football 1.2,3.4. Basketball I.2.3.4, FFA I, Chorus 2, Swing Choir 2, Office Worker 3, Honorable Mention Football 4 Curtis L. Sanchez Newspaper Staff 3, Boys State 3, All Conference Football 2,3,4, Band 1.2,3.4, Stage Band 1.2.3.4. Class President 1,2,3, Chorus 2,3,4, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Swing Choir 1,2, Prom Server 2, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Football I.2.3.4 Kathryn Ann Schneider Band 1,2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Swing Choir 1,2, Forensics Club 4, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Class Officer 3, County Government Day 3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, I Rating District Music 3, All State Choir 4, Prom Server 2 Les Schwindt FFA 1,2,3, Basketball I.2.3.4, Prom Server 2, County Government Day Norma Serda Newspaper Staff 3.4. Annual Staff 4. Band 1,2.3,4, Chorus 2.3,4, 21st Century Singers 3,4, Honor Choir 3.4, Pep Club 1.2,3.4. Pep Club Treasurer 4. Swing Chori 1.2, FHA 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1,2,3, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Basketball I, X-Country 1,4, Prom Server 2, Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 10 Of An End Lyle Sherfey FPA l,2,3,4, Football 1,4, Wrestling I, Spanish Club 4 Rick C. Sinks FFA l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,4, Class Play (crew) 3, County Government Day 3 Natalie Sue Tracy Lion's Club Student Of the Month 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, All State Honor Choir 3,4, I Rating District Music 4, County Government Day 3, Class Play 3, Basketball 2,3.4, X Country I, 21st Century Singers 3, 4, Stage Band 3,4 Robin E. Worth Volleyball 1,2, Newspaper Staff 3, Class Play (crew) 3, Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4, Officer Worker 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3 Class Officers and Sponsors Vice-President, Curtis Sanchez President. Karen Kiesel. Mr. Kufcldt Secretary, Leah Petersen, Mr. Rischling, Mrs. Montanez, Treasurer Lynne Heintz, Mr. Rector i The 1982 As the year progressed, it was time for the 1982 Senior class to choose their class favorites. (I) Chosen for most likely to succeed, were N. Tracy and R. Randall. (2) The class chose D. Muhr and L. Schwindt as best looking. (3) L. Petersen and D. Kamerzel were chosen as the most unforgettable. (4) Chosen for the best personality were N. Serda and C. Sanchez. (5) The two students picked for the most brains were K. Kiesel and J. Krantz. 12 Best and Most (I) This year’s best dressed catagory went to K. Schneider and L. Schwindt. (2) The most athletic achievement went to K. Eskam and J. Krantz. (3) Cho sen as the class flirts were L. Heintz and W. Krantz. (5) Last but not the least the most comical of the class went to K. Schneider and D. Kamerzel. 13 SENIORS’ BIG DAY K. Eskam and $. Montanez share a laugh before Graduation. R. Randall. C. Sanchez. L. Schwindt and H. Reinstand proud on the day they have all waited for. Class Motto---1 can achieve only that which I have the courage to begin and the faith to believe that I have the ability to endure. Class F!ower---White Rose Class Colors--Indigo and Silve. D. Lujan. R. Huck and M. Arenda admire the ST’. A. Pettyjohn showing off her gown. B. Bowers complains about being camera shy. as L. Rector tries being modest. M. Arends and M. Burry keep in step. 14 FINALLY ARRIVES L. Cundall. R. Armstrong. . Hoehn. R. Krantz. Rev. Larson and Rev. Myers watch the seniors march in. The Band plays ' Pomp and Circumstance under the direction of Mr. Rischling. 21st Century sing at Graduation. Everyone sheds a few tears afterwards. To Ski or not to Ski. . . K. Schneider, K. Kiesel, N. Serda. D. Muhr and N. Tracy are out to prove they're the ski queens. R. jinks having a fit when they tell him it’s time to go. K. Schneider shows the agony of no sleep and C. Sanchez shows how sweet it isl This was the question. At 4:00 in the morning the Senior Class of 1982 gathered in the High School parking lot ready to roll. The bus arrived at 4:30 and they were on their way to Medicine Bow. Wyoming. With a quick stop for breakfast in Cheyenne, Wyoming at 7:00, they were filled with energy ready to hit the slopes. They arrived at Medicine Bow at approximately 9:00 and unloaded themselves. Everyone checked out skiing equipment and attempted what seemed to be the impossible. After a long hard day. they climbed on the bus ready to head out at 4:00. but because of a slight delay, (The bus got stuck!) they didn't get out until 5:00. They stopped at Denny’s in Cheyenne for supper at 7:30 and took off for home. Everyone was happy to be home at 10:30 so that they could catch up on some of the sleep they had missed the night before. The Seniors only major mishap this bus problem. 16 Senior Class of 1982 poses with pride after a long hard day at the slopes. R. Randall having his funl I ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administration Attains Smooth Sailing Leory Cundall Superintendent: I fully realize how anxious you are to get on with it.” You are anxious to get started with your plans for the future. And it is as it should be. for a graduation, far from being an end. is the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years you have worked and studied, practiced and played, and grown—grown mentally as well as physically—and now you are here, ready to begin your lives as members of the adult community.! For some of you this will mean a job and the responsibilities of family living. For others this will mean college and further years of study and preparation. Whatever course your future takes, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years here as having prepared you to meet and deal with the challenges that life will present. On behalf of myself and the faculty and staff of Bayard High School. I wish to each and everyone of you the happiness of a productive life, that respect of your fellow human beings, and the love of your family. May the future be yours. Back Row D. Anderson. R. Korell. not pictured B. Durnal. Front Row B. Krantz. L. Hoehn. I. Morgan Robert Armstrong Principal: I would like to wish the Seniors good luck in the future. I enjoyed the year and I am looking forward to next year. 18 BSH has an active faculty Can you believe it? This many teachers in the same spot at the same timel! Miss. Chris is deep in thought. Mr. Kufeldt coaches J. Jakel down the field. Mr. Kennedy gives Cindy advice. D. kamerzel tells Mr. Lentz his grade should be higher. Miss. Sobie. slam Dunks another one. Mr Rector and Mr. Armstrong have a seri ous conversation about the school day. 19 Passing On All Right Mr. Begley! Miss Arthur waving at Fansll MR. KIRK BEGLEY Chemistry, Physics, Physiology. Life Science. and 9th grade sponsor. MR. DOUG BRANDT Health. P.E., Driver Ed.. Wrestling coach, and K)th grade sponsor. MISS SUSAN CHRISTENSEN English. Journalism, and 7th grade sponsor. MR. GENE CLAVER Vo. Ag.. Auto mechanics. FFA Advisor. MR. JAMES COON Civics. History. Jr. High boy and girls Basketball coach, and llth grade sponsor. MRS. SANDRA DIDIER Home-Ec., and 10th grade sponsor. FHA Advisor. MISS LINDA FOOS Guidance Counseler. and 8th grade sponsor MR. JAMES HOHNSTEIN Athletic Director. Typing. Office practice. Bookkeeping, Girls track coach. Asst. Boys basketball coach, and 9th grade sponsor. MRS. SHIRLEY HUCK English. Speech II. Forensics, and 7th grade sponsor. MR. LARRY KENNEDY Industrial Arts. Mechanical Drawing. Woodworking. Art. World of Construction, and llth grade sponsor. 20 Our Knowledge Mr. Wallace gives his pep rally speech. Lets Typing again Mr. Hohnstein? MR. ERIC KUFELDT Biology. Environmental science, earth science, and 12 grade sponsor. MR. JOSEPH LENTZ World Geo.. History, Am. Problems. Strength class, and 8th grade sponsor. MISS LINDA MITCHELL English. Library. Pep club sponsor, and 9th grade sponsor. MRS. SEMELINA MONTANEZ English. Psychology. Spanish, and 12th grade sponsor. MR. LARRY RECTOR Geometry. Algebra I. Voc. Math, and 12th grade sponsor. MR. BILL RISH1ING H.S. Band. Jr. High Band, and 12th grade sponsor. MISS JEAN SOBIESZYK P.E., Health, assistant girls Basketball coach, and llth grade sponsor. MR. BILL WALLACE Personal Finance, Math IV. General Math. Algebra II. and 7th grade sponsor. Russell Hamer Student Teacher Math. Karen Schledewitz Student Teacher Science. Not Pictured: Annette Wilkinson Student Teacher Music. People Working Hard for BHS Connie York secretary. Deloras Thomas secretary. Roma Engdahl principal's secretary. Custodians. Joe Vera and Robert Gonzales. Cooks. Lydia Leonhardt. Esther Schanhols. Marie Miller, and Janet Bowers. Bus Drivers. Ron Langhofer. Larry Kennedy. Pete Weisgarber. Gloria Lissman. Betty Mathews, and Joe Vera. Office help: L. Heintz. K. Eskam. L. Petersen. B. Librarian aides: J. Smith. T. Snyder. Miss Mitchell. M. Burry. R. Huck. M. Arends. Bowers. V. Bowers, (front row) D. Tyree. C. Burry. B. Lopez. D. Randall. T. Miles. 22 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors Shaping Life As A Junior . . . Finally being an upperclassmen . . . Getting our class ring . . . Decorating the upstairs hall for Homecoming . . . Memorizing a part for the Junior Class Play . . . Campaigning for office for County Gov’t Day . . . Planning, preparing and decorating for Prom . . . Going to Prom . . . Looking forward to next year Laura Duncan Kim Duncan Robin Duncan Veronica Estrada Paul Fertig Susie Garcia Renee Hopkins Cheri Horn Sheila Hubbard Kdlcy Jones Bob Kesler Kurt Kiesel Cynthia Lujan Dale Meter Troy Meter R. Pierce doing what he does naturally. Curtis Brown Aileen Chacon Cley Miller Becki Muhr 24 Memories Larry Myers Peggy O’Neal Heidi Schneider Michelle Schwartz Irene Serda Irma Serda Judy Smith Tammy Snyder Kevin Stuart Rick Wetzel Tammy Petersen Rick Pierce Jean Rischling H. Schneider pretending to be pretty. . .again. k. Duncan showing her artistic talent on C. Schmunk's face. Tracy Rowlee Brian Sakurada DeeDee Sanchez Chris Schmunk 25 To Juniors Little Things Mean Alot D. Meier. If not returned in 3 days he's yours. Junior Class Officers and Sponsors: L to R Standing: Mr. Kennedy, Vicc-Prcs. L. Myers. Treasurer C. Miller. Secretary B. Muhn L to R Sitting: Mr. Coon. President B. Sakurada. Miss Sobie. The Class plays when the teachers away. S. Hubbard goes to the student lounge for peace and quiet? I R. Duncan and L. Duncan amazed at what they’ve accomplished. Junior Class Meeting called to discuss preparation for prom. Sophomores share memory- Sophomore class sponsor Coach Brandt. Vice President Tina Rice. Secretary Sharia Kildow. President Tim Rector, sponsor Mrs. Didier. and Treasurer Beth Chambers. makers. Mark Tafoya passes the time away in the student lounge. There’s no funny business here! Troy Schaffer and Tim Rector seem thoroughly engrossed in the topic at handr class, silk screening. Some days were made for clowning around.” say Mike Muhr and Tracy Rowlee. 27 Sophomores get involved Life As A Sophomore Is. . . . . . the ability to make Magic Rhythm and the courage to try out for 21st . . . the thrill of ordering class rings . . . the chance to place in the FFA Agronomy contest . . . the excitement of selling track concessions . . . the suspense of possibly being picked as a prom server . . . the privilege of cleaning up after the prom . . . the challenge of decorating the gym for Awards Night and Graduation . . . the elation of being half way through your high school year. Duanne Buskirk Beth Chambers Robert Crable DeeDee Duncan J. Smith shows the muscles it takes to be a tuff Chris Gonzales Alisha Heath Chuck Henkel Karen Henkel sophomore. R. Spevak does study sometimes. Phil Fertig Robert Ford Andy Gonzales Karen Laeger Stephanie Larson 28 in High School life. Dave Lichius Ron Michael Sheila Miller Mike Muhr Chad Propp A. Gonzales and A. Heath wait patiently for the study hall bell to ring. Tim Rector Tim Reynolds Tina Rice Troy Schaffer Roxy Spevak Mark Tafoya Chris Taylor Jeff Zier Not pictured? Linda Kesler Mark Schwartz J. Zier exclaims. Wow! Is that MY date?!” Kendra Shryer Teresa Skinner Jim Smith 29 Freshmen Strive Johnny Aquirre Jim Anest Slyvia Anest Marvel Arcnds Jim Bontes Calvin Brown f I 1 e Amk 8 y Candace Burry Doug Casares Rob Dunder Connie Galindo Lance Gibbons Criselda Gomez As the freshman enter their high school years they have many things to look forward to. . . . The beginning of their high school career. . . . Being able to try and qualify for varsity sports. . . . Adjusting themselves to a new pace. . . . Accepting new challenges and responsi-biiites. . . . Going to the student lounge. . . . Striving for their senior year. . . . Decorating the halls for homecoming for the first time. . . . Hoping at the end of the year they will be sophomores Five Funny Faces. Debi Hartman Jeff Hoagland Mike Hoagland 30 Calvin Hubbard Kim Huck Matt Huck For Higher Goals Shauna Huek Michelle Johnson Dawn Larson Andrew Lujan Larry Lujan Troy Mauer Malt McCoy Richard McDaniel Michelle McDonald Jody Miles Cory Miller John Murray Bryan Myers Todd Nab Sam Razo Bernie Rodriquez Romana Salava Roy Salava Troy Schmunk Randy Schwartz Carrie Schwartzkoph Kara Siegfried Jeff Smith Rocky Snyder Evan Strieker Thomasme Wilson Alice Ybarra Tamara York 31 Freshmen Begin the Climb Upward. K. Huck feeding M. Hoagland crackers at the Homecom ing Pep Rally. ______ _____________________________ C. Schwartzkoph shows her school spir- Freshman don’t always keep their noses in books! Class tries to act busy, but can't refuse a pose for the camera. 32 The 3 J’s trying to act cool! SPORTS Tiger Football Volleyball Bayard 13 Oshkosh 9 Bayard 23 Bridgeport 8 Bayard 7 Rushville 34 Bayard i Morrill 2 Bayard 21 Grant 13 Bayard Crawford 0 0 Bayard 41 Hyannis 28 Bayard a Mitchell Bayard 0 Morrill 6 Bayard 2 Lyman 1 (Bridgeport Tourney) Bayard 8 Mitchell 45 Bayard Sidney St. Pats 1 (Bridgeport Tourney) Bayard Kimball 41 Bayard 1 Bridgeport 2 (Bridgeport Tourney) Bayard 51 Minatare 26 Bayard 1 Oshkosh 2 Bayard 2 Bridgeport 0 (Melbeta Tourney) Bayard 2 t ■x £ 0 (Melbeta Tourney) Bayard a Harrisburg 0 (Melbeta Tourney) o Bayard •2 L Gering Bayard 0 Alliance St. Agnes 2 Bayard 2 Minatare 0 Bayard 2 Melbeta 0 (Bayard Tourney) Bayard Bayard 2 p Harrisburg 2 Bridgepots 1 (Bayard Tourney) Bayard ■ Hemingford 2 Bayard £ Hyannis W, 2 (NPV) 1 (Districts) Bayard r 2 Minatare 1 Bayard 1 Hemingford 2 (Districts) Cross-Country , K S j Gering 4th Morrill 2nd Class C Bayard 2nd Class C Torrington 7th NPV 2nd Kimball 3rd Class C Districts 3rd State 9th Scoreboard Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Bayard 58 Rushville 76 Bayard 35 Morrill 38 Bayard 68 Alliance St. Agnes 49 Bayard 43 Alliance St. Agnes 36 Bayard 61 Bridgeport 55 Bayard 34 Mitchell 61 Bayard 56 Morrill 58 Bayard 42 Oshkosh 39 Bayard 82 Harrisburg 41 Bayard 51 Minatare 36 Bayard 57 Bridgeport 60 Bayard 35 Hemingford 47 Bayard 60 Oshkosh 63 (NPV) Bayard 45 Harrisburg 30 Bayard 42 Grant 77 Bayard 44 Oshkosh 51 Bayard 38 Mitchell 58 Bayard 55 Crawford 49 Bayard 91 Hemingford 42 Bayard 34 Kimball 44 Bayard 83 Bridgeport 51 Bayard 52 Bridgeport 78 Bayard 68 Minatare 56 Bayard 44 Harrisburg 35 Bayard 77 Harrisburg 66 Bayard 42 Morrill 44 Bayard 54 Kimball 71 Bayard 38 Bridgeport 60 Bayard 54 Crawford 49 Bayard 32 Gering 51 Bayard 56 Oshkosh 67 Bayard 30 Oshkosh 41 Bayard 55 Hyannis 42 Bayard 48 Morrill 60 Bayard 64 Morrill 38 (Districts) Bayard 69 Oshkosh 71 Boys Track Girls Track A OKr ■ Jfc Cheyenne 1st Bayard C-D 2nd Scottsbluff 3rd Jm Grant 1 3rd 1 Bayard C-D L 3rd Morrill w 2nd 1 Grant 3rd Bayard 2nd M NPV 3rd Alliance 1st B-C-D 12th Gering Relays (not available) Alliance 3rd NPV 1st Districts 3rd Districts 2nd State ¥ i State (np.) Cross-country team responds Senior. Danny Ochoa Boys' team front row L.-R.: Calvin Hubbard. Larry Lujan. Shawn Willey. Sam Razo. Back row L.-R.: Randy Schwartz. Chris Macklem. Danny Ochoa, Larry Myers, Coach Rector. By the end of the season, Bayard had attended seven meets and had done a fine job in each one. In team scoring, BHS placed a consistant second throughout the season. At Districts, in Sutherland, the whole team qualified to go to the State Meet. Shawn Willey was the Top Tiger for the BHS team, placing 16 at State. At the end of the season. Coach Rector commented. Having lost four seniors this year, we will have a rebuilding year next year. Senior: Karen Kiesel Senior: Norma Serda Senior: Chris Macklem 36 to coaching and practice BHS girls striding out. Girls' team L. R.: Norma Serda. Christina Gonzales. Karen Kiessel. S. Willey showing that sportsmanship is the name of the game. And they’re off! Top State qualifier. S. Willey, pushing 'til the last. Team Unity Varsity Football: L to R: Standing: Coach Lentz. L. Sherfey. D. Kamerzel. R. Randall. J. Krantz. S. Green. R. Rein. C. Sanchez. Head Coach Begley. Coach Brandt. Second Row: C. Propp. J. Huck. Cley Miller. R. Wetzel, R. Michael. Jim Smith. T. Rector. C. Henkel. M. Muhr. Student Manager J. Gonzalez.; Third Row: T. Reynolds. T. Schaffer. Cory Miller. T. Schmunk. Jeff Smith. M. Huck. J Hoagland. R. Snyder. A. Lujan; Bottom Row: M. Hoagland. L. Gibbons. B. Kessler. R. Huck. J. Bontjes. R. McDaniel. M. Tafoya. Coach Begley telling J. Krantz the play The Super Seven; Kneeling. C. Sanchez. R. Rein. S. Green; Standing: L. Sherfey. R. Randall. J. . . .again. Krantz. D. Kamerzel. 38 Shows Through R. Randall showing his All-Region tackle form. Tigers take another victory. The 1981 football season was far better than expected due to heavy graduation loss from the year before. Two of the four losses suffered during the season were to teams which made the State Play-Offs. The Tigers finished their season with a 5-4 record. This team gave 100% effort durning the season and represented themselves and their school very admirably, commented the Head Coach, Mr. Begley. The following Tiger players received outstanding honors: Randy Randall received NPV, Scottsbluff Star Herald All-Region team, Jeff Krantz received NPV, Scottsbluff Star Herald All-Region team, Curtis Sanchez received NPV, and Second Team All-Region, and Tim Rector received NPV. Honorable Mention were Rick Rein and Shawn Green. Minatare gets crushed. 39 Tigers Wind-Up A The Tigers starting line-up. Coach Begley talks to S. Green on the sidelines while M. Huck and M. Hoagland take note. '3t. y p T Take it easy you two. we’ll all get a chance for a TD someday. C. Sanchez with another great catch. ? s j ■ rt ir ’• ' i f . -N Coach Begley and Tigers make the headlines again. 40 A victorious pass is thrown by J. Krantz. 5-4 Season Seniors take a rest. J. Krantz trying to catch a pass. 41 Fundamentals Key to Volleyball Turn Around The 1981-83 Varsity Volleyball Team: (silting L-R) R. Hopkins. Irene Serda. Irma Serda. K. Duncan. R. Spevak. S. Garcia (standing L-R) Manager K. Jones. V. Estrada. S. Miller. K. Huck. Coach Wallace, D. Hartman. K. Eskam. B. Bowers. Manager P. O'Neal The 1981-82 Volleyball team had one of the most enjoyable seasons as they improved their record from 1-14, last year to 13-7 for this year. The basic key to this turn around was the sound fundamentals of the team. The hard work paid off as the team took second in the Bridgeport Tournaments, First in the Melbeta Tournaments. First in the Bayard Tournaments. A couple more of the memorable moments for the team were beating the state rated Class B Gering Bulldogs and also defeating the Class B Mitchell Tigers in two straight sets. The team will lose two seniors, but with the depth of the team, they will not have a thing to worry about. So when you talk winning volleyball. I’m sure you will be talking Bayard. The reward of hard work and dedication!! B. Bowers leads off the starting line-up. Coach Wallace and Seniors K. Eskam and B. Bowers. 42 A Future to Look Forward too. S. McDonald puts one down against Molbeta as teammates S. Anest. K. Siegfried, and K. Huck wait for the return. Junior Varsity: (front K. Shryer. A. Chacon. B. Chambers, (back row) S. Garcia. S. Kildow. K. Taylor. A. Hoff. D. Duncan. K. Taylor shows us her passing form. Freshman Team: (front row) S. Anest. D. Hartman. K. Huck. (second row) S. McDonald. D. Larson. K. Siegfried. C. Burry, (top row) T. York. A. Ybarra. C. Schwartzkopf. Coach Langhofer. Jump Aileen Jump!! 43 The Tigerettes Serve, Pass, and Smash it. What an arch Irma! R Spevak passes the ball as B. Bowers looks on. Keep your eyes on the ball girls. Coach Wallace talks to the girls between sets. The J.V. are ready to play ball D. Duncan serves the ball as S. Kildow watches. K. Duncan dinks the ball down Hemingford’s throat Coach Langhofer goes over a few things with his team. 44 Snapshots Provide Memories Jim Smith shows his fancy footwork. Tough practice. Boys? That's the way R. Rein. Looks good R. Hopkins. D. Ochoa one step ahead. T'ger keeping an eye on K. Eskam. S. Willey out in front. 45 Are you girls ready to win? Wrestlers Competed M. Huck won first at NPV at 105 weight. The Wrestlers at BHS for the 1981-82 school year proved themselves this year and will even be better next year. There were 8 boys who wrestled. Shawn Willey, a Junior, had a very good year. He finished with a record (if 19-2. Randy Randall, a Senior, also had a good season. He ended with a 13-6 record. Randall and Willey qualified for the 1981-82 State competition. S. Green finds himself in a tight tit at Oshkosh. J. Kappen assistant coach gives S. Willey a hand. R. Snyder struggles for a victory. 46 With Vigor. S. Green tries to find the right grip. Coach Brandt and the three Senior boys D. Kamerzal. S. Green, and R. Randall. R. Randall gives a smile after winning NPV. B. Crable fights to keep going. S. Willey acts shocked at his win. Roundballers Fall Short of Goals Varsity: (kneeling) R. Michael. C. Propp. C. Miller. T. Rector. R. Wetzel, (standing) C. Sanchez. R. Rein. J. Krantz. Coach Wallace. M. Burry. L. Schwindt. J. Smith. The 1981-82 boys Varsity Basketball team ended their season with a 10-10 record. The Tigers may not of had an overwhelming season record wise, but the team did have alot of determination and skill. This was led by five returning seniors, two juniors, and four sophomores. A few of the most memorable moments for the Tiger team were beating the arch rivals Bridgeport by 32 points, and knocking the Morrill Lions out of the District Tournament by Here Come the Tigersl a thrashing defeat of 64-38. Losing the five seniors will mean alot but the team does have a great outlook for the 82-83 season. Student Managers: J. Yakel and K. Kiesel. Fantastic Five: (kneeling) R. Rein. C. Sanchez (standing) J. Krantz. M. Burry. L. Schwindt. J. Smith. 48 Yet Still Attain Success. J. Krantz shooting for another two. Must we fight boys? C. Propp in DEEP concentration. Pay attention Martin. R. Rein attempting a shot Sanchez scores again! L. Schwindt drives for the basket. R. Michael reaching for the stars! C. Miller pumping it up for . . . two! J.V.'s Wind up an 11-3 record for 81-82, The 1981-82 Junior Varsity team ended their season with a 11-3 record. The only teams that defeated the Tigers were Mitchell. Kimball, and Morrill. The teams key to this super record was their devastating defense that only allowed the opponents to score an average of 42 points a game, while the Tigers rounded out 55 points a game. This has been a special year for the team as it was the first time Bayard had defeated Grant in a reserve game. 60-53. Overall, the Tigers had a very exciting season. Junior Varsity: (sitting L R) B. Myers, J. Bontjcs. J. Hoagland. B. Sakurada (kneeling) J. Smith. J. Aguirre. M. McCoy, M. Tafoya. R. Dunder, C. Miller. C. Henkel (standing) R. McDaniel. J. Anest. J. Miles. P. Fertig. T. Reynolds. M. Muhr. Coach Hohnstein. C. Propp laying it up for two. Coach Hohnstein going over a few plays. Tip it to a Tiger. Look out Brianl The J.V. in—Action!! 50 Tigerettes Paw Their Way Up L. to R: E. Siegfried. S. Anest. Irene Serda. D. Hartman. S. Hubbard, K. Eskam. L. Heintz. P. O’Neal. K. Huck, Irma Serda. N. Tracy. K. Kiesel. V. Estrada; Standing L to R: K. Laeger. Coach Lentz. K. Henkel The Fabulous Four. L to R: K. Eskam. L. Heintz. Coach Lentz. K. Kiesel. N. Tracy The Bayard High Girls' Basketball team showed improvement as they up the record 6-10. The team will be losing 4 seniors but will be gaining some experienced and talented freshmen ball players. So as to the out look for next year, one could say it will be a year to look forward to. Get the ball L. Heintz. Team Spirit Shows As T. Petersen is attempting to make 2 points. Coach Sobie giving last minute instructions. A. Chacon showing her stuff. Let's boogie down Irma Serda and K. Eskam. Standing L to R: Coach Sobie. K. Henkel. C. Burry. H. Anest. S. Larson. T. Petersen. D. Hartman. K. Huck. K. Siegfried. T. Wilson. K. Laeger. E. Siegfried Student Manager: Kneeling L to R: C. Gonzalez. C. Schwartzkoph. K. Duncan. A. Chacon. B. Chambers. D. Larson. S. Huck Several Achieve Personal Best Give me that ball. Tigcrcttcs showing the latest step. P. O’Neal making another basket. Coach lentz talking to the girls during time-outs. K. Eskam blocking a shoot in a close Morrill game. What a face. P. O’Neal. The Irma Serda dribble. S. Hubbard and N. Tracy showing us the dance steps. Moments in Sports History You gotta WANT it so bad!’ is one of the basketball chants, and T. Rector and R. Wetzel do. Work together, you guys, ' Jim seems to be say- K. Eskam gets mistaken for a door. Well, girls, what should I do now? ' asks K. Kiesel. Get out of the way. because L. Schwindt is cornin’ thru! R. Randall comes up the victor after another match. Another fine Tiger catch is made by P. O'Neal. ing. Now what did I do to deserve this!?’’ questions S. Willey. 54 Weight Lifting Is Competitive Boys—C. Henkel. R. Michael. Coach Lentz. B. Kesler. T. Schaffer. C. Sanchez. R. Pierce. J. Smith, J. Huck. M. Burry. T. Rector. M. Muhr. D. Kamerzel. R. Randall. Girls—S. Hubbard. S. Kildow. R. Spevak. P. O’Neal. Weight lifting has become a popular sport. People lift weights for many reasons, to be stronger, to tone-up their bodies, and for medical reasons. What ever the reasons, are these people can’t go wrong. Lifting is good for the body, and we at Bayard High are proud to say we are part of the weight lifting craze by participating in our first year of competition. Shelia’s winning form for the Deadlift. Curtis Gets some assistance. Hard Work and Boys Track Team Top Row L to R: Coach Kufult. Coach Begley. Coach Rector. Coach Lentz; Second Row: M. Schwartz. D. Buskirk. M. Muhr. Jeff Smith. J. Anest. C. Hubbard. J. Hoagland. M. Huck. R. Schwartz. Third Row: T. Reynolds. J. Huck. T. Rector. Jim Smith. R. Laborico. J. Miles, R. Michael. C. Proppj Bottom Row: D. Ochea. L. Myers. R. Wetzel. J. Krantz. R. Randall. C. Henkel. R. Pierce. The Four Seniors L to R: D. Ochoa. J. krantz. R. Randall; Knelling K. Kiesel Girls Win NPV Top Row L to R: Coach Wallace. Coach Hohnstein, Coach Lentz; Second Row: B. Chambers. Irene Serda. T. Kelly. K. Siegfried. D. Larson. C. Burry; Third Row: D. Duncan. A. Chacon. T. Petersen. K. Kiesel. S. Anest. K. Duncan. S. Huck. S. McDonald; Bottom Row: Irma Serda. C. Schwartzkoph. P. O'Neal. S. Hubbard. R. Spevak. K. Huck. D. Hartman. 56 Determination Pays Off P. O'Neal throws the shot at one of Bayard’s track mets. D. Duncan striving over the hurdles to make it to the finish line. K. Huck places first while K. Duncan comes in second ahead of Kimball. On your marks, get set. go J. Krantz go. The 1982 girls track proved to be a successful season. The team’s hard work payed off when the team brought home the NPV trophy. They also placed well in all their meets. The season was highlighted by the several record changes. Many of the new events included Kim Huck 13.3 in the 100 m. dash and 26.9 in the 200 m. dash. The 3200 m. relay set both a school and NPV record and Karen Kiesel 13:52.6 in the 3200 m. run was a record. There were three state qualifiers which consisted of Tammy Petersen in the long jump. Sheila Hubbard for the shot put and Kim Huck in both the 100 and 200 m. dash. The 400 and 1600 m. relay teams qualified to go to state. Kim Huck was the only one that placed. She placed fifth in the 200 m. dash. Kim Huck also received outstanding track member. The girls’ track team has a very promising future. The Boys' track team was fairly successful this season. The team’s determination kept them enthused. The team's highlight were the breaking of several records. The school records broken were the 100 m. dash in prelims by Jeff Krantz with a time of 11.2 and Jeff also set a new record in the long jump when he jumped 2l’2' 6”. Tim Rector 41.9 in the high hurdles and 42.5 in the 300 intermediate hurdles to set a new meet record. The team had only two state qualifiers. Jeff Krantz for both the long and triple jump and the 200 m. dash and Randy Randall for the shot put. Jeff Krantz placed fifth in the triple jump. The boys’ track team will have a prosperous future. fracksters Hard Work K. Huck pulling hard to win the XX) meter dash while R. Spevak comes in close behind. A smooth exchange between Serdas. J. Miles wondering If he’ll make it. J. Smith pulling hard to try to catch up. Look mom I can fly. R. Pierce puts a little spin on things. K. Taylor attempts to jump the hurdle. M. Muhr. sophomore hands off to junior teammate L. Myers during the 3X0 meter relay. 58 Shows Through T. Petersen finishes second in her heat. R. Wetzel shows off his outstanding form. K. Siegfried gets comforted by classmates after a hard run. R. Laborico puts the finishing touch on. K. Kiesel hands off the baton to K. Duncan in the 3200 meter relay. C. Propp soars over the hurdles. B. Chambers is in deep concentration while she competes. 59 Tigers Stride With Pride L. Myers in the lead? K. Duncan running on air as she approaches the finish line. Irma Serda runs for her life as Karen ''Mushroom Kiesel comes to an end. K. Kiesel keeping in the lead in the 3X0 m. run. It's a bird, it's a plane no it's J. Smith. K. Spevak runs a hard run and manages 10 come in second T. Reynolds strives for his goal. ine -hju m. reiay team sweating 60 — Tracksters Compete At State State Qualifiers The 400 m. relay qualified for slate by placing at Dis tricts but was unable to place at State. J. Krantz qualified in both, the long and triple R. Randall and S. Hubbard went jump. J. Krantz placed fifth in the triple jump to state to compete in throwing at state. the shot. Neither placed. K. Huck ran the 100 m. dash and 200 m. dash and placed fifth in the The 1600 m. relay consisted of top to bottom K. Duncan. S. Anest, T. 2lXD m. dash. v Petersen. K. Huck. T. Petersen also competed in the long jump but did not place. J. Krantz qualified in the 200 m. dash. He placed first in his heat in the prelims but was unable to place in the finals. 6] Moments Are Captured As Goals Are Achieved C. Sanchez shows that he can life more than just the bar. C. Propp watching his step so that he doesn't step on anyone or anything. ' C.£ | What Camera shy! I. Rector? R. Spevak shows that a woman can lift just as much as a man even if it's just a bar. The race is on to the finish but who will win? Will K. Huck? R. Randall shows how easy it is to throw a disc. R. Pierce finally getting an audience. M. Muhr and J. Huck amazed at the amount of weight that R. Randall can lift. 62 ORGANIZATIONS Tiger Times Grabs—Attention Senior Co-Editors B. Bowers and N. Serda The Journ. I Class hard at work. As the school year began, it was time for the Journalism II class to publish the annual school newspaper . Tiger Times was chosen for the headline of the paper this year. The Senior group which consisted of six girls handed the paper down to the eager 21 students of the Journalism I class at the end of the first semester. Senior Co-Editors were B. Bowers and N. Serda. Junior Co-Editork were R. Duncan, L. Duncan, and R. Hopkins. Tiger Times was shared with the community and area schools through out the year. The staffs of the Tiger Times newspaper would like to extend a big thanks” to all of you who read our paper. Journalism I: (back row to front) J- Rischling. M. Schwatrz. V. Estrada. T. Petersen. I. Serda, D. Sanchez. A. Chacon. H. Schneider. T. Snyder. J. Smith. K. Jones. K. Kiesel. I. Serda. R. Wetzel. C. Schmunk, C. Lujan. S. Garcia, R. Hopkins. R. Duncan. L. Duncan. T. Rowlee. T. Rowlee caught in actionl C. Schmunk working on a story. K. Kiesel poses for the camerall 64 Tiger Staff Masters the Deadline. Editor B. Bowers and Co-Editors. D. Lujan. A. Pettyjohn. N. Serda pages through an annual as sponsor Miss Chris is hard at workl The Three Stooges. L. Petersen. N. Serda. C. Henkel. The Tiger Times staff consisting, of six people were ready to put in the hard hours of work that would need to be done, at the start of the second semester, as they would be starting to publish the 1982 year book. The group attended a year book seminar which was held at Scottsbluff, Nebraska in early Octo ber. Mr. Norm Van Wyngarden was the speaker from ICP which is the Inter-Collegiate Press company that Tiger Times chose. The group had alot of deadlines and decisions to make but none the less, the staff managed to handle them. We the people of the Tiger Times yearbook staff, would like to thank BHS, Mr. Nabb Tammy Petersen and Mr. Van Wyngarden for all of your support. Journalism II: (Front Row) L. Petersen. N. Serda (second row) B. Bowers. D. Lujan. A. Pettyjohn (top row) C. Henkel. D. Lujan hard at work. A. Pettyjohn silting on the job! B. Bowers studying a layout form. 63 NPV Champions Shine Mixed Choir-, (first row L-R) K. Eskam. H. Schneider. V. Estrada. A. Chacon. T. Rice S. Miller. C. Schwartzkoph. S. Willey. J. Bontjes. M. Hoagland. M. Huck. T. Nabb. E. Strieker. B. Crable. J. Zier. L. Lujan. R. Ford. S. Garcia. C. Schmunk. K. Taylor. R. Spevak. K. Kiesel. C. Horn (second row L-R) Miss Arthur. S. Kildow. B. Chambers. K. Schneider. K. Duncan. T. Schmunk. R. Dunder. D. Buskirk. M. latoya. D. Ochoa. J. Smith. K. Kiesel. B. Sakurada. M. Muhr. R. Snyder. C. Gonzales. D. Muhr. L. Petersen. K. Shryer. D. Duncan. A. Gonzalez, (third row L-R) T. Wilson. A. Anest. N. Tracy. J. Smith. J. Rischling. B. Muhr. C. Brown. T. Shaffer. L. Myers. R. Michael. C. Sanchez. J. Hoagland. D. Kamcrzel. C. Henkel. J. Smith. R. McDaniel. J. Aguirre. J. Anest. C. Miller. B. Kesler. T. York, S. McDonald. L. Serda. B. Bowers. L. Serda. N. Serda (fourth row L-R) T. Petersen. D. Larson. P. O’Neal. D. Hartman. S. Larson. K. Siegfried. T. Snyder. K. Jones. P. Fertig. C. Propp. T. Reynolds. R. Pierce. C. Miller. R. Wetzel. R. Randall. J. Murry. M. Burry. T. Rector. D. Lichus. P. Fertig. J. Huck. J. Miles. A. Lujan. R. Huck. K. Stuart. B. Rodriguez. B. Myers. S. Hubbard. K. Huck. S. Huck. T. Skinner. A. Heath. Pianist. A. Hoff. In Choir, people think that if yoy have a big choir, the work isn't very hard, you can just sing and everything will go together. But, little do they know how much more work a big choir has to put in. This year Bayard High had approximately 105 students out for choir. Therefore, the group had to work harder than it ever has before, because they knew people would really be expecting something, since there were so many voices to put out the pieces chosen for contests. This took alot of hard work and dedication from the students and Miss Arther, as she had to direct the choir, and watch for mistakes that could hurt the choir in competition. Well, she must have done a pretty good job at that, because BHS came home NPV champions for the 16th straight year. The pieces chosen for NPV were, Sing Alleluia Sing, by Julie Knowles, and Kyrie by Haydn. The choir also recieved a It at the District Music Contest. The 21st Century Singers also had a very good year as they performed for a number of groups and area schools. The group recieved a first place at the Class B High Plains Swing Choir Clinic and they also recieved a I a at the District contest. The Freshman Sophomore group. Unswing were also able to show their talent as they performed for area country schools and for other groups as well. So, all in all one could say that BHS had a very good year in the music department. Officers: J. Smith. Librarian. R. Randall. President, C. Sanchez. Vice-President. L. Myers, Secretary. J. Rischling. Librarian. H. Schneider. Librarian. for the 16th Straight Year High Plains: N. Serda, L. Myers. J. Smith. N. Tracy. D. Ochoa, C. Sanchez. K. Eskam drums it up for the 31st Unswing boys trying to figure out what is going on. Unswing: (standing L-R) B. Chambers. J. Smith. D. Larson. C. Miller. A. Hoof. S. Larson. J. Anest. B. Rodriguez. D. Duncan. J. Bentjes. K. Shryer. (sitting L-R) M. Tafoya. S. Anest. R. Snyder. T. Rice. S. McDonald. R. McDaniel. D. Hartman. J. Miles. J. Hoagland. T. York. R. Spevak. M. Muhr. K. Siegried. M. Huck. Miss Arthur, the one who puts it al Itogetherlt 67 DINNER THEATER IS A BIG HIT N. Serda trying to coax R. Randall, the Big Spender.' On May I. 1982 the 21st Century Singers held the first dinner theater ever. The theme was You Make Me Feel Like Dancing.” Tickets were sold to make money so that they could perform at Crawford, Nebraska and tour South Dakota early in June. The dinner theater consisted of various small groups, solos and Magic Rythmn. Magic Rythmn helped out by serving at the dinnef theater. J. Bontjes helps out by serving at the dinner theater. C. Sanchez. C. Miller. R. Randall and L. Myers sing one of their Quartet number. Magic Rythmn takes time out from serving to perform. HARD WORK BRINGS OUT CLASS The 21st Century Singer members are from left to right: Kneeling: D. Ochoa. L. Peterson. B. Sakurada. H. Schneider. K. Kiesel. Middle Row: C. Miller. Drummer K. Eskam. K. Kiesel. N. Tracy. K. Schneider. N. Serda. D. Muhr. Accompanist A. Hoff. C. Sanchez. Back Row: K. Stuart. J. Rischling. R. Randall. T. Petersen. B. Kesler, D. Kamerzel. Bass Guitar T. Reynolds. 69 K. Schneider. B. Sakurada. N. Serda and C. Sanchez show some enthusiasm. K. Schneider. B. Sakurada and T. Petersen make the audience smile I The 21st girls, along with the boys, won top honors at the High Plains Swing Choir Festival for the sixth straight year. The 21st boys performed for the Top Ten Beet Growers' Banquet. Band Executes Professionally Top Row L to R. E. Siegfried. N. Tracy. C. Horn. J. Yakel. C. Sanchez. Curtis Brown. D. Meter. M. Tarfoya. R. Schwartz. S. Green, G. Wilson; Second Row D. Duncan. J. Rischling. J. Hoagland. J. Anest. Calvin Brown. B. Kesler. T. Rice. K. Shryer, B. Chambers. L. Kesler. K. Siegfried. K. Huck, J. Gonzalez; Third Row: S. Huck. K. Duncan, C. Burry, Irene Serda. R. Huck. Irma Serda. S. Hubbard. B. Murh. C. Schwartzkoph. M. Rose, Kyle Kiesel. R. Randall. S. McDonald; Bottom Row: Karen Kiesel. R. Rischling. V. Estrada. R. Michael. R. Duncan. K. Eskam, C. Hubbard. D. Randall. T. Wilson. D. Hartman. D. Larson. S. Anest. H. Schnieder. N. Serda. Mr. Bill Rischling. Director of the BHS Band. Band Officers Of 1981-82, Standing L to R Pres. R. Randall. Vice-Pres. C. Sanchez. Trea. N. Serda. K. Kiesel Band Majorettes L to R: Head Majorette N. Serda. K. Duncan. K. Kiesel The BHS band participated in many events during the year. The band marched at every home football game and played at every home basketball game. The band won the title of NPV. The band competed at the Octoberfest at Sidney and brought home a first place trophy for street marching. The band also received a first place in field and street marching at Chadron. The band department also had a Christmas and a Spring concert. It was an extremely successful year for the members of the band. 70 During Concert And Competition Chosen for All-State were L to R: N. Tracy for Choir. K. Kiesel for Band and K. Schnieder for Choir. The band plays on as the public enjoys the music, at one of the band’s concert. The BHS Stage band L to R: Top Row: B. Kesler. T. Rice. J. Anest, C. Horn. K. Shryer. second Row= Calvin Brown. D. Meter. Third Row: Curtis Brown. R. Michael. N. Tracy. M. Tafoya. C. Sanchez. Fourth Row: R. Randall. K. Schwartz. Bottom Row: S. McDonald. K. Kiesel. S. Hubbard. J. Rischling. B. Muhr. 71 District Music Results The Clarinet Quartet—standing L to R. K. Duncan. B. Muhr. sitting K. kiesel. J. Rischling. District Results Mixed Chorus Band 21st Century Singers State I Mixed Quintet Girls Quartet Clarinet Quartet Larry Myers, Boys Low Voice Tomi Wilson, Flute Solo Tammy and Leah Petersen. Girls Duet Kathy Schneider. Girls' High Voice Kara Siegfried, Girls’ High Voice Karen Kiesel, Clarinet Solo Jean Rischling. Clarinet Solo Natalie Tracy, Girls' Medium Voice Norma Serda, Girls’ Low Voice Kendra Shryer, Trumpet Solo Cheri Horn, Baritone Solo Barbershop Quartet Brass Sextet Magic Rhythm Saxaphone Sextet Double Sextet Trumpet Duet I High Plains band top to bottom, K. Kiesel. K. Duncan. J. Rischling. T. Wilson. T. Wilson received a I for her flute solo. N. Tracy sings a tune for the crowd. 72 AND THE BEAT GOES ON 21st Ceniury Singers gettng ready to perform at a pep rally. T. Rice. S. Larson and L Myers spacing off guitar class. Mr. Rischling directs the B.H.S. Band. Pep Band members waiting to play the school song after the buzzer sounds. Magic Rhythm relaxes after a performance. T. Reynolds. K. Schmall and A. Hot! watch the music closely. 73 BHS Students Competed at Scholastic Contest. BHS had a total of 14 students which participated in the Chadrom State College Inter-High School Scholastic Contest held April 2, 1982. The students and their subjetct were: K. Kiesel—American History. M. Arends—Art Design. T. York — Beg. Typing. K. Kiesel— English Usage. R. Dun-der—Gen. Science, M. Burry—World History. H. Schnie-der — Amer. Govern., N. Tracy—PL. Geometry, T. Petersen—PL. Geometry, J. Krantz— Vocabulary, D. Hartman—Algebra I. S. Huyck—Algebra I. E. Stickler— Art Drawing, M. Tofo-ya—Gen. Biology. M. Arends. K. Kiesel and R. Dunder placed in the top 1 5 of their test group. Bayard had a total of 14' : points. Miss Foos presents M. Arends with certificate for her efforts in the contest. The Freshman seem to never have an assignment. Standing from L to R: H. Schneider. D. Hartman. J. Krantz. M. Burry. R. Dunder. E. Strieker. T. Petersen Sitting L to R: S. Huck. T. York. M. Arends. K. Kiesel. N. Tracy. This is the Senior class hard at work!! 74 Pep Club Shows Enthusiasm BHS rowdies cheering the Tigers on to another victory. It's fun to celebrate with confetti! Pep Club members I. Serda. I. Serda, R. Huck and C. Schwartzkopf doing double duty. Pep Club officers from left to right are: L. Heintz. Hist.; B. Bowers, Pres.; K. Kiesel. Vice Pres.; T. Petersen. Sec.-, N. Serda. Treas. The 1981-1982 Pep Club. First Row: B. Chambers. N. Serda. K. Kiesel. L. Heintz. H. Schneider. N. Tracy. V. Estrada. D. Muhr. Second Row: K. Huck. I. Serda. C. Schmunk. A. Chacon. K. Eskam. B. Bowers. S. Garcia. D. Lujan. R. Duncan. T. Petersen. K. Schneider. Third Row: D. Hartman. A. Gonzalez. D. Duncan. K. Duncan. I. Serda, R. Spevak. A. Hoff. C. Lujan. P. O’Neal. K. Taylor. Fourth Row K. Siegfried. M. Schwartz. D. Sanchez. T. Rice. K. Shryer. K. Henkel. S. Miller. C. Henkel. R. Huck. Fifth Row: S. Kildow. S. Huck. S. Larson. K. Laeger. S. McDonald. T. York. D. Larson. C. Schwartzkopf. S. Anest. S. Hubbard. Sponsors: Linda Mitchell and Sharon Arthur. 75 Tiger Pride Makes Along with their routines, cheers and chants the Varsity Cheerleaders used their pom poms to keep the spirit going in between quarters and half-time. Up. up. up. in the air! Cheering squad backs up the wrestlers. Varsity Cheerleaders are frome left to right: V. Estrada. K. Kiesel. D. Muhr. L. Heintz. N. Serda. N. Tracy and H. Schneider. 76 BHS Feel Good N. Serda salutes the Tigers while D. Muhr day dreams about them. Cheerleaders leading the crowd at a Pep Rally. I. Heintz. H. Schneider. N. Serda and V. Estrada being cheery at a football game. Stand up and cheer let ’em know your herel We’re the Tigers, here we cornel J.V. Cheerleaders from top to bottom: B. Chambers. K. Huck. K. Sieg fried. S. Kildow and D. Hartman. Spanish Club's Hard Work Merges to Success The Spanish department was very busy this year. The Spanish class spent many hours working on pinatas. Some of the pinatas consisted of an egg. a sun and the Paw. Because Mrs. Montanez has traveled through both Spain and Mexico, the class usually spent Friday learning about the culture of Spanish speaking countries. The Spanish club worked hard this year to raise enough money for the club's yearly Denver trip. The club had 2 taco sales. One on a Saturday where the club took orders ahead of time and one at a Speech contest. With the profits, they had a pizza and roller skating party. Standing L to R: Mrs. Montanez. Sponsor. L. Sherfey. R. sinks, Vicc-Prcs. Renee Hopkins. D. Sanchez. C. Lujan. Treasurer D. Lujan. M. Schwartz, S. Miller; Sitting L to R: Secretary R. Duncan. R. Spevak. Pres. L. Duncan An outstanding pinata done in class by Suzie Garcia. It received a grade of A I. D. Sanchez and C. Lujan putting their finishing touches on their master piece. R. Duncan and C. Lujan giving R. Spevak the punishment for eating on the job. Student Honored Each Month Student of the Year Karen Kiesel The Student of the Month is chosen according to scholorship. character, leadership and school spirit. Each student selected receives a certificate of honor and is honored at a luncheon meeting. The Girls’ and Boys’ State representatives for 1981 were Leah Petersen and Curtis Sanchez. Sept.-Oct. Nov.-Dec. Febr. Leah Petersen and Curtis Sanchez Natalie Tracy and Jeff Krantz Dean Kamerzel Jan.-March Apr.-May Kathy Schneider and Karen Kiesel Norma Serda and Randy Randall 79 Forensics Students Leah and Jeff have another quarrel about Satan. The play performance of the Black Cat, by the Speech II club was very Impressive. The performance was presented at N.W.C. for District competition and received an Excellent Rating. This was one step away from qualifying for state competition. Lynn and Kathy get to the bottom. Back Row J. Krantz. D. Kamerzel. L. Heintz. Front Row L. Petersen. K. Schneider. S. Green. Back Row K. Kiesel. L. Myers. H. Schneider. P. O’Neal. R. Hopkins. Front Row K. Duncan. C. Horn. J. Rishling. L. Duncan were the stagehands. Shawn takes a recipe” break! Sheriff Dean does his dutyl 80 Bring Home Honors Speech Team: (back row L-R) D. Kamarzel. R. Randall. S. Green. J. Krantz. H. Tracy. M. Bur ry. P. O'Neal. L. Heinlz. B. Sakurada. L. Myers. K. Kicsel. (second row) L. Duncan. K. Schneider. L. Petersen. J. Rischiling. R. H opkins, H. Schneider. Mrs. Huck (first row) T Rowlee. K. Duncan. T. Petersen. C. Horn. L. Petersen receives her NPV award. L. Petersen and H. Schneider were the state qualifiers this year. Leah qualified in Dramatic Prose. Heidi qualified in Poetry Interpretation. Leah received a superior but did not make the finals. Heidi made an excellent which did not qualify her either. 81 H. Schneider receives her NPV award. NEW MEMBERS INDUCTED Old NHS members are from left to right: T. Petersen, L. Heintz; Treas.i R. Randall: Pres.i K. Kiesel: Sec.i I. Petersen: Vice-Pres.i not pictured is Miss Linda Mitchell: sponsor. C. Sanchez. V. Estrada. J. Krantz. N. Tracy and B. Sakurada are the new NHS Members. On May 5, 1982, the Bayard High School National Honor Society inducted new members. Reverend Robert G. Neu had the invocation and R. Randall gave a welcoming and history speech. Magic Rhythm provided the entertainment. L. Petersen gave a speech on Leadership, K. Kiesel spoke on the Character, L. Heintz on Service and T. Petersen on Scholarship. The Tapping Ceremony was next, five new members were inducted. The students were voted on by the faculty prior to the program. They were judged on Leadership, Character, Service and Scholarship. Then the oath was taken. Reverend Neu gave the benediction and a reception followed. President R. Randall conducts the oath. L. Heintz taps J. Krantz during the Tapping Ceremony. Old members serve at the reception. 82 FHA achieve goals by hard work. FHA girls worked hard to get Valentine Cookies done. FFA Banquet servers are from left to right: D. Lujan, FI. Schneider. I. Serda. C. Lujan. I. Serda. N. Serda. D. Muhr and C. Henkel. H. Schneider, D. Duncan and C. Lujan attended State Convention at Lincoln. Nebraska. The Bayard FHA Chapter attended District Convention at Leyton, Nebraska at the first of the year. They sold Valentine cookies and were busy with the Talent Show, which was sponsored by the Lions Club. The FHA girls were taken rollerskating by the FFA, in return for this they served at the FFA Banquet. This year D. Duncan, C. Lujan, and H. Schneider attended State Convention at Lincoln, Nebraska. H. Schneider was elected as the District President. FHA spent extra time visiting the Rest Home and playing Bingo with them. At the end of the year an Ice Cream Social was held and they were done with a busy year. The FHA members are from left to right, top row: D. Duncan. Reporter. D. Muhr; Pres.. H. Schneider; Treas.. N. Serda; Vice-Pres.. bottom row: C. Henkel; Sec., C. Lujan; Rec. Chairman. Mrs. Didier; sponsor. R. Duncan; Parliamentarian. D. Lujan, Hist. H. Schneider decorates with concentration. 83 Future Farmers of America Officer , (front row) S Willey—Sentinel. D. Kamerzel—Treasurer. S. Green—Vice-President, (back row) S. Hubbard—Reporter. R. Pierce—Secretary, W. Krantz—President. Twelve members of the FFA Chapter attended the fifty-fourth annual Nebraska FFA State Convention held in Lincoln, April 1-3. The Chapter was presented a Superior Chapter award for their achievements throughout the year along with a 100 percent membership cer tificate. The group took part in the VO-AG contests with the following results: Agronomy: C. Propp, K. Leager. and J. Huck recieved a white team ribbon. The senior livestock selection team consisting of D. Kamerzel, S. Hubbard and K. Stuart recieved a blue ribbon, the members were, R. Pierce, S. Green, C. Hubbard. Livestock managment team. P. Fertig, L. Gibbons, W. Krantz and D. Kamerzel recieved a white. R. Pierce recieved a red ribbon in the welding division. Robin Duncan was named the FFA Sweetheart for the 82-83 year. Named Honorary Chapter Farmers this year were, Mrs. Didier and Mrs. Leonhardt. This was the first time women have been given this honor. Award Winners were: D. Kamerzel, Chapter Star Farmer, T. Wilson, Star Green Hand award. S. Hubbard, Crops Award S. Willey, Swine Production, K. Leager, Sheep Production, J. Zier, Public Speaking P. Fertig, Dairy Production, R. Pierce, Farm Mechanic, L. Sherfey. Agribusiness. W. Krantz. Dekalb Award. The dinner was served by the FHA. The 25th annual slave auction was a very good one this year, the highest bid was 85.00 for W. Krantz. R. Snyder was the second highest, with a bid of $70.00 Mr. Claver brought 62.50, and the average bid was 46.89. So, all in all it turned out to be a very rewarding year. FFA: (front row) J. Anest. R. Huck. L. Gibbons. C. Hubbard. J. Hoagland. R. McDaniel. T. Nabb. R. Schwartz, (second row) T. Wilson. K. Leager. J. Huck. B. Crable. C. Propp. P. Fertig. J. Zier. R. Ford. R. Snyder (third Row) R. Pierce. S. Hubbard. P. Fertig. K. Stuart. D. Meter. S. Willey. T. Meter (top row) Mr. Claver S. Green. L. Sherfey. R. Sinks. W. Krantz. D. Kamerzel. 84 Ag is our Bag K. Eskam 1981 FFA Sweetheart T. Wilson recieves the Star Green-Hand award. Sweetheart Candidates: S. Hubbard (Shawn Willey), p. O'Neal (Rick Pierce) Sweetheart. R. Duncan and escort K. Stuart. W. Krantz 81-82 President, enstalls R. Pierce 82-83 President. D. Meter recieves his Beef Products award. D. Kamerzel recieves his Star Chapter Farmer Award. 1981 82 Award Winners: D. Kamerzel. P. Fertig. D. Meter. W. Krantz. S. Willey. R. Pierce. S. Hubbard. K. Leager. T. Wilson. L. Sherfey. J. Zier. 85 Let the Pictures tell the Stories C. Propp. R. Wetzel, and R. Rein en|oy their spare time in the stu- N. Tracy asks, ’'Your scat or mine?” dent lounge. C. Hubbard wanders what to do next??? Sophomore girls P.E. class as they are stereotyped. Silly silly Sophomores! S. Miller and R. Spevak. pals for life. A. Lujan is actually studying!! P. Fertig gives us his opinion!?! 86 ACTIVITIES Bonfire Displays School Spirit T. Rector. J. Smith. S. Green and M. Huck help in getting boxes for the Bonfire. K. Huck and K. Siegfried pose with the dummy representing Bridgeport. One Friday, September II. the annual Bonfire was held. At 7:30 the boxes were lit up and the cheerleaders, band and the students got together in the High School parking lot and the night began. The cheerleaders began by getting the crowd rowdy with a chant. Then a few group cheers were done. Two skits were done by selected Pep Club members, cheerleaders and football players. There were several different contests that were performed during the evening pep rally. Some of which were; The future football captain initiation, with shaving cream and squirt guns, the toilet paper roll and a pie eating contest. As the fire went down, the night ended and everyone went home ready for the game on Saturday night against Bridgeport. Bonfire boxes await the excitement. 88 Halls Speak During Homecoming Week The Senior Roll was one of the decorations on the winning Senior hall. Tigerette Voleyball team recognized. hi r- Royalty names made a big hit on the walls. Ml ’ V Freshmen’s decorated hall places them third. Bayard Cheerleaders boost spirits during Homecoming Week. A Bayard Tiger on the prowl was one of the good ideas for the second place Junior Class winners. 89 Crazy Days Herald A. Pettyjohn having a hold up. R. Spevak and J. Rischling stop to look into the camera. Crickett Schmunk and Ryca” Estrada get right down crazy for Crazy Day. Serda twins smile for the candid camera. K. Schneider. K. Kiesel. N. Serda and B. Bowers pose as the Super Sexy Seniors. 90 Homecoming Crowning The Homecoming King and Queen Candidates for 1981-1983 are from left to right: S. Green. K. Eskam. J. Krantz. L. Heintz, R. Randall. N. Serda. D. Kamerzel. K. Schneider. Queen K. Kiesel and King C. Sanchez. The BHS Band salutes the Candidates during the afternoon pep rally. King Curtis Sanchez and Queen Karen Kiesel were chosen as the 1981-1983 Homecoming Royalty. The week of September 28—October 2. was chosen as the Homecoming Week, with the theme of The Best Of Times.” The first sign of Homecoming was when the King and Queen Candidates were selected. School spirit was shown throughout the week. On Saturday afternoon. September 26, each of the classes decorated their own designated hall. The best decorated hall was voted on by the Administration and the Senior Class was the winner. This year the year was filled with a crazy daze.” The five days were Hat Day.” Crazy Day,” Whisper Day,” Fifties Day,” and the ultimate Orange and Black Day.” By Friday, October 2, the student body was roaring with spirit and everyone was ready for the big night. The Best Of Times” was a very appropriate theme for Homecoming as the Bayard Tigers defeated Hyannis, 41-29. The Tigers ended the busy week with the KMOR Disco providing the music for the Homecoming Dance. 91 Boos and yeahs spice On March 30, the Junior Class told a tale of the old, old West in a Gay Nineties melodrama. It was the story of Sagebrush Sal. a two-gun woman . . . two guns for each hand that is . . . and how she took over the Bloody Turnip Saloon from the black-hearted villian, Jake the Snake. It was also about Sal’s sweet, innocent, oversized, man-crazy daughter, Hazeltine, and the world's shyest white-hat hero, Heartbleed Haymeadow. CHARACTERS The main members of the cast take time to pose for a icture. L.R., Kurt Kiesel. Heidi Schneider. Kevin Stuart. Sheila Hubbard, Cley Miller, and Curtis Brown. SAGEBRUSH SAL...........Heidi Schneider (a two-gun woman) JAKE the SNAKE.............Kevin Stuart (a black-hearted villian) HAZELTINE................Sheila Hubbard (Sal’s Daughter) HEARTBLEED HAYMEADOW........Cley Miller (the hero) COWBOYS..................Brian Sakurada, Shawn Willey, Rick Pierce, Rick Wetzel A LONESOME COWBOY..........Larry Myers A DYING COWBOY.............Rick Wetzel HOSTESSES..................Peggy O’Neal, Kelley Jones. Tammy Petersen, Chris Schmunk, Kim Duncan CAN-CAN DANCERS..........Renee Hopkins, Irma Serda. Veronica Estrada, Irene Serda, Robin Duncan Are the Indians on the war path? No. it’s just Yocksy Mommy strutting her stuff around her hubby. Chief Yocksy Mosh. CHIEF YOCKSY MOSH....................................Paul Fertig YOCKSY MOMMY........................................Susie Garcia INDIAN BRAVE.......................................Curtis Brown INDIAN MAIDENS........Jean Rischling, Judy Smith. Aileen Chacon, Tammy Snyder A MINISTER.........................................Dale Meter THE NARRATOR.......................................Kurt Kiesel PIANIST............................................Angie Hoff CREW Stage Crew and Make Up.....................................Junior Class Choreographer......................................Miss Sharon Arthur Lighting.........................Jeff Krantz, Shawn Green, Cheri Horn Costumes..................Leah Petersen. Kathy Schneider, Lynne Heintz Advertizing and Programs.......Jean Rischling, Becki Muhr, Kim Duncan 92 up Junior Class play R. Duncan and Mrs. Huck worked long and hard directing the juniors. Sagebrush Sal warns Hazeltine about the vices of evil living. I'm dying, I’m really dyingl” wails the Dying Cowboy. The Can-Can girls swing to the beat of She’ll Be Cornin’ Around The Mountain.’’ r Cheri Horn helps Chief Yocksy Mosh put on his war-paint and feathers. Surely that mean, villianous Jake the Snake won’t hurt our sweet Sagebrush Sail 93 County Government Day was a Success On April 19. 1982 the Juniors who were voted in Office left for Bridgeport to attend the County Government Day. At 9:00 a.m. the registration for the Offices Elect took place. After that they recieved a greeting from Chairman H. Dwain Riddle. They all took the oath then went to their respective Offices. A luncheon was served by American Legion Auxiliary and Mr. Benny Hochman spoke on his experience in a German Concentration Camp. Sheriff Laura Duncan Clerk Chris Smunk Extension Agent Susie Garcia Judge Tammy Snyder Superintendent of Schools Sheila Hubbard Attorney Tammy Petersen Treasurer Irene Serda Clerk of District Court Aileen Chacon Weed Control Cley Miller Commissioner Brian Sakurda Assessor Dee Dee Sanchez Surveyor Kevin Stuart Highway Superintendent Larry Myers Home Demonstration Agent Irma Serda Assistance Director Kim Duncan Soil Conservation Shawn Willy Probation Officer Cheri Horn Front Row—A. Chacon. I. Serda. I. Serda. C. Schmunk. K. Duncan. Middle Row—D. Sanchez. T. Petersen. S. Garcia, I. Duncan. S. Hubbard, C. Horn. Back Row—S. Willy. B. Sakurada, L. Myers. C. Miller. K. Stuart. Not pictured T. Snyder H. Schnieder says I’m 1.” What's Next? 94 Entertainment Has No Limit Las Chanteurs of Hot Springs. S. Dakota stop in Bayard for a performance while on tour. Robin Smith, a professional artist, shows M. Burry alittle about art. The Swing Choir group from NWC entertained the student body. 95 The magic of Endless Love Chuck Henkel take a well deserved break. Other servers Karen Kiesel. Heidi Schneider. Larry Myers and Becki Muhr wait for their were Ron Micheal, Angie Hoff. Beth Chambers. Kendra turn take part in the evening ahead, while Brian Sakurada welcomes cv- Shryer. Sheila Miller and Roxy Spevak. eryone to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held May 8 at the Rusty Nail. This year's theme was Endless Love. To begin the evening. Junior Class President Brian Sakurada, the acting Master of Ceremonies, gave the welcome to the banquet. The dance then followed at 9.00 p.m. with music provided by Eight-Ball from Morrill. Juniors and Seniors both wait expectantly for the long-awaited Prom Night to officially begin. Kathy Schneider gives an after dinner speech entitled To Russell My Brother.” Heidi Schneider. Larry Myers. Brian Sakurada. Veronica Estrada and pianist Angie Hoff entertain with the theme song Endless Love. 96 creates a night to remember The 1982 Prom King and Queen. Randy Randall and Norma Serda are waited on by attendents Kathy Schneider. Jeff Krantz. Natalie Tracy, Shawn Green. Brenda Bowers. Dean Kamerzel and Deb Muhr. Not pictured is Les Schwindt. Some guys have it. and some guys don’t! Robin Worth. Sandy Carter. Cindy Henkel. Tracy Rowlee and Anya Pettyjohn wait for the next song to begin. Peggy O’Neal and Cley Miller dance the night away.’ Kurt tries to impress Miss Sobie with all his kiosel charm. 97 The group ’’Eight-Ball” cranks up another song Students Honored K. Kiesel and J. Krantz are Valedictorian and Salutatorian for the Class of ST. K. Kiesel and N. Tracy read the Will and Prophecy. Many of the students of BHS came out for the Awards Night. Outstanding citizenship went to: front row. Left to Right; S. Anest. K. Henkel. H. Schneider, back row. Left to Right-. M. Huck. T. Rector. K. Kiesel. B. Sakurada and C. Sanchez. Scholastic Achievement: front row. Left to Right; K. Huck. T. Petersen. D. Hartman, back row. Left to Right-. N Tafoya. T. Rector and B. Sakurada. 98 Awards Are Handed Down T. Petersen receives the Book of Knowledge from K. Kiescl. V. Estrada receives the School Spirit Award from K Kiesel. K. Kiesel hands down the Honor Yoke to L. Myers. J. Krantz and S. Willey shake hands after Shawn receives the Athletic letter. 99 Students Work Hard To Receive Awards K. Kiesel and N. Serda receive their awards tor the Hall of Fame. C. Sanchez and R. Randall were chosen for the Hall of Fame. K. Kiesel receives her scholarships. C. Sanchez receives his Chamber of Commerce certificate, other winners were N. Serda and L. Petersen. Outstanding Students Natalie Tracy.............................. Tammy Petersen............................. Tammy York................................. Rich McDaniel.............................. Laura Duncan............................... Renee Hopkins.............................. Dean Kamerzal.............................. Jeff Krantz................................ Brian Sakurada............................. Martain Burry.............................. Anya Pettyjohn............................. Curtis Sanchez............................. Karen Laeger............................... Karen Henkel............................... Mark Tafoya................................ Sandy Carter............................... Karen Kiesel............................... ........Vocal ....Chemistry .....Typing .........P.E. .... Journalism ....Journalism ..........Ag. .....English .....History ..........Art ...Home Ec. Am. Problem .........P.E. .........P.E. .........Math .....Spanish .........Band Perfect Attendance Students were front row Left to Right: S. Huck. A. Heath, T. Skinner, back row. Left to Right: R. Dunder. K. Duncan. J. Smith. C. Henkel and D. Lujan. 100 Students Receive Outstanding Awards A. Pettyjohn receives Outstanding Student from Mrs. Didier. R. Dunder receives his award from Scholastic Achievement. D. Kamarzel also receives an Outstanding Student award. | CAN A CHIME OVLK THAT WHICH I WAVE THE COURASE TO BEGIN --------------- r 11 th TO BELIEVE THAT Coach Begley and Coach Lentz hand out the football awards 101 BHS ACTIVITIES CREATE MEMORIES N. Tracy and K. Schneider are excited to see ail the bonfire boxes. H. Schneider receives her NPV speech award from L. Heintz as S. Green and L. Petersen watch. Can-Can girls showing off? J. krantz and D. Kamerzel in the Speech II play. King R. Randall and Queen N. Serda congratulate each other on Prom night. L. Petersen waits for B. Sakurada to light k. kiesel hugs C. Sanchez after the an-his NHS candle. nouncing of Homecoming Royalty. 102 JR, HIGH 8th Graders Look Forward As our Junior High years end, we now have the chance to enter High School. Junior High was fun. There was an active Pep Club, a chance to earn King and Queen by collecting the most pennies and a chance to show our speed in sports. Now the time has come for us to learn new ways and get an opportunity to take classes we want, get involved in different kinds of clubs, sports, and music. The time has come for us to say good-by to our Junior High life and Hello to High School lifel L-R Sponsor Miss Arthur. Pres. Kyle Kiesel. Sec. Michelle Rose. Treas. Ray George. V. Pres. Jamie Yakel. Sponsor Mr. Lentz. B. Lopez helps librarian Joey Bontjes Bill Bowers Robert Eirich Jody Fiscus Kerrie Amend Helen Anest Richard Becker Shelli Blackstone Lupe Galindo Ray George Juan Gonzales Scott Green Debbie Guerra K.C. Heath 104 Dale S. Nice Legsl To Highschool Life Bill Kappen Kyle Kiesel Chris Kniss Juslin Krantz Kristi laeger Julie Liakos Brenda Lopez Tami Miles Travis Petersen DeAnne Randall Traci Reynolds Joe Rischling Gordon Wilson Jamie Yakel Not pictured Heidi Taylor 105 WE ARE Rula Anest Michael Becker Vicky Powers Carey Brown Brent Burry Dion Chaon Tamra Coonce Lori Crable Alan Crecelius Donna Dukesherer Amy Eigbrett Robert Fertig Jennifer Fiscus Rebecca Fiscus Angela Garcia Sam Garcia Kim Goss Michelle Horn 106 Coming Up! Kelly Schmall Curtis Schwartzkopf Kristin Tenbcnsel Jael Thoeny Devonna Tyree Paul Vera Kim Vincent Julie Wetzel Deirdre York Not Pictured Don Tilden Yes, we the 7th grade are coming up. We are strong and we are young. We are ready, willing, and able to learn all the new and exciting things that we may encounter in our school years. Good Concentration by D. Tyree. Librarians. Vicky Bowers and Amy Eigbrett are looking enthusiastic! 107 Activities Keep Students Busy The eighth grade swing choir seemed to be busy all the time. They had three main performances at Does, McGres, and they hosted a Jr. High Choir Clinic at B.H.S. Front row L.-R.: T. Reynolds. J. Gonzales, S. Blackstone. C. Liakos. K. Heath. Middle row L.-R.: B. Lopez. G. Wilson. R. Serda. S. Green. R. Becker. K. Schmall. E. Siegfried. H. Anest. Back row L.-R.: D. Randall. T. Petersen. K. Laeger. R. Eirich, T. Miles. J. Yakel. M. Rose, and J. Rischling. Seventh Grade Class officers and sponsors. L.-R. Front row: K. Huck Pres. Middle row: Mrs. Huck. J. Kildow V. Pres.. Miss Christensen. J. Krantz Secr.-Tres. Back row: Coach Wallace. Each year the seventh and eighth graders go around collecting pennies to raise money for the Heart Fund. The 1981-82 penny Prince and Princess were J. Krantz and D. Tyree. The runners-up were K. Kiesel and A. Eigbrett. After the crowning, the Jr. High enjoyed a dance and refreshments. D. Tyree, A. Eigbrett raised the most money for the heart fund. D. Sherfey and J. Krantz forgot to bring their dancing shoes. 108 Jr High Volleyball and Football Eighth Grade: (front row L-R) K. Schmall. T. Reynolds. M. Rose. K. Leager. D. Randall. J. Liakos (second row) Miss Sobie, T. Miles. B. Lopez, H. Anest. K. Amend. D. Guerra, R. Serda. S. Blackstone. Seventh Grade: (front row L-R) K. Huck. T. Coonce. K. Schmall. K. Vincent. V. Bowers. A. Garcia. L. Crable. D. Tyree (second row) J. Wetzel. R. Anest. J. Kildow. J. McDonald. K. Tenbensel. K. Goss. Kelly Huck (third row) A. Eigbrett. D. Dukesherer. B. Fiscus. D. York. J. Fiscus. D. Sauer. W. Larson. C. Meininger. Miss Sobie. The 1981 Jr. High Volleyball team had a very good year in learning the basic fundamentals of the game volleyball. They were led by the returning eighth grade team that ended up the season 2-6. The seventh graders wound up a 1-4 record. The teams may not have been successful record wise, but they do have a bright future ahead. On Your Marks, get set . . . The 1981 Jr. High Football team had an outstanding season as they went undefeated. 4-0. It was also the first time Bayard had ever defeated Mitchell in Jr. High competition. After the boys were done for the season, the coaches took them to the University of Wyoming vs. BYU college football game as a treat to the team. Football Team: (front row L-R) R. George. A. Crecelius, B. Burry. J. Gonzales. P. Vera. M. Becker. S. Garcia. B. Bowers, (second row) J. Krantz. G. Wilson. B. Kappen. K. Schwartzkopf. E. Siegfried. K Kiesel. D. Sherfey. T. Petersen. C. Kniss. P. Reisdorph. (third row) Coach Kufeldt, R. Becker. J. Bontjes. M. Lichius. S. Green. J. Yakel. J. Fiscus. R. Eirich, J. Rischling. N. Kramer. Coach Coon. Game Scores Bayard 22 Bridgeport 2 Bayard 36 Mitchell 6 Bayard 30 Morrill 6 Bayard 40 Minatare 0 The Tiger Tacklers do it again. 109 High has a Successful Year. With 27 boys out for basketball, they ended their SI-82 season with a record of the eighth grade boys 6-1 and the seventh graders were undefeated with 4-0. The boys received Runners-Up at NPV. C. Schwartzkoph trying to find the right grip on the B.Ball. Boys Basketball Front Row—G. Loekman, K. Schnanaman. P. Reisdorph. N. Kramer, C. Schwartzkoph. R. Fcrtig. G. Hubbard. B. Burry. Middle Row—J. Krantz. R. Becker. C. Kniss. F. Siegfried. J. Yakel. R. George, K. Kiesel. R. Eirch. S. Green. G. Waugh. Back Row—Coach Coon. D. Sherfey. B. Bowers. J. Fiscus. B. Kappen. J. Rischling. matches. Jr. High Wrestling Front Row G. Waugh. C. Schwartzkoph. M. Becker. J. Rischling. G. Wilson. P. Reisdorph. E. Siegfried. V. Tildin. S. Garcia. D. Sherfey. Back Row—A. Crecelius. B. Bowers. R. Fertig. C. Brown. J. Ficus. R. Eirich. C. Kniss. S. Green. D. Gonzales. 110 Jr. High Basketball and Pep Club Top Row: L to R: Coach Coon. Kristian Huck. J. Wetzel, K. tenBensel. Kelly Huck, K. Goss. J. Kildow, T. Coonce. V. Fiscus; Second Row: L to R: T. Reynolds. K. Vincent. J. Fiscus, Kelly Schmall. R. Anest. D. Sauer, W. Larson, J. Liakos; Bottom Row: L to R. FI. Taylor, Kim Schmall, FI. Anest. M. Rose. K. Laeger. R. Serda. D. York. This year the Jr. High girls’ basketball team did really well. The 8th grade girls ended the season with a 7-1 record. The 7th graders had a record of 30. The Jr. High's Highlight of the season was winning NPV Conference. R. Serda showing us her great concentra tion. T. Miles and her famous jump. L to R= D. Sauer. K. Schmall. V. Bowers. Kneeling: M. Rose. Lying: K. Vincent Not Pictured: DeAnn Randall Top Row: L to R: Mrs. Huck. S. Blackstone. J. Liakos, K. Laeger. R. Serda. B. Lopez. H. Taylor. H. Anest. Kim Schmall. Second Row: L to R: Kristian Huck. K. Goss. Kelly Huck. R. Fiscus. J. Kildow. R. Anest. T. Coonce. W Larson. J. Fiscus; Third Row: L to R: K. tenBensel. A. Eigbrett. V. Bowers. D. Sauer. M. Rose. Kelly Schmall. J. McDonald. D. York. Not Pictured: D. Randall. J. Wetzel 1 Jr. High Tracksters Shine The BHS Jr. High tracksters had several athletes achieve personal bests thie year. For the girls this proved to be true as they ran away with the NPV trophy. The girls team was not defeated all through the season. The boys team were not NPV champs, but they were their own champs as they never ceased to give up, the two very important qualities, confidence and determination, of making a team shinel - T. Miles prepares for the start. J. Yakel finishes strong. Girls Track: (front row L-R) T. Reynolds, H. Taylor. K. Leager. M. Rose. T. Miles. K. Schmall. H. Anest. R. Serda. J. Liskos. (second row) K. Schmall. B. Lopez. D. York. T. Goonce. J. Kildow. K. Ancst. D. Dukeshcrer. J. Fiscus. K. Vincent. D. Sauer. K. TenBensel. (third row) Mr. Coon. J. Wetzel. D. Randall. B. Fiscus. K. Huck, Kelly Huck. K. Goss. W. Larson. Miss Sobie. Boys Track: (front row L-R) J. Gonzales. G. Wilson. G. Hubbard. J. Krantz. B. Burry. D. Gonzales, (second row) A. Grecelius. C. Shaw. J. Rischling. C. Schwartkopf. M. Lichius. R. Eirich. S. Green. K. Kiesel. (third row) Mr. Brandt. T. Petersen. R. Fertig. N. Kramer. J. Fiscus. B. Kappen. R. George. E. Siefgried. J. Yakel. 112 Jr. High Hit Big Times Taking time out of class to talk over buisness. Mr. Bill our leader of the band. J. Yakel. S. Green. G. Wilson, play some jazz. (L to R) Is this actually third period! D. Dukesherer playing the blues, 113 JR. HIGH RECEIVES J. Yakel receives an award. Mr. Coon gives R. Serda her Basketball award. K. Vincent receives a cheerleader certificate from Mrs. Huck. W. Larson receives her Pep Club award from Mrs. Huck. The Spelling Contest participants were: back row. Left to Right: J. Krantz. J. Schwartzkopf. G. Wilson. A. Crecilius. R. Becker. K. Schanaman. front row. Left to Right: W. Larson. K. Laeger. M. Rose. D. Tyree and K. Huck. R. Becker placed 2nd in the county meet. 114 AWARDS AND RECOGNITION J. Yakel and M. Rose received the 8th grade Citizenship Award. H. Anest. (not pictured) tied with M. Rose. G. Schwartzkopf. M. Rose and J. Yakel. (not pictured) J. Krantz received the Bank Award. The PEER Scholarship was presented by Mrs. Kufeldt to R. Becker. Perfect Attendance Awards went to G. Wilson. B. Burry. C. Schwartzkopf. K. Laeger and K. Meininger (not shown). 115 Memorie: The words are many, fpi;-of a time now pau. Our friends we'll kee| or«yel M jMfj And remember ,he g� W ffl Momments we've shared now and for will remain in our minds as memories. Deb Muhr ■ INTER-COLLEGiATE PRESS MISSION. KANSAS W1NMPCG. MANITOBA IOLA. KANSAS