Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1985 volume:

Table Of Seniors Underclassmen Administration And Faculty—27 Contents Organizations 61 Activities 83 Junior High 99 Index 114 Reflections As you tread The shores of your life. Take the time to Look back And study the Footprints you left In the sand. Each print identical-Each made by you. Yet each print Different, Symbolizing a step in Your life. And as you move on Toward bigger and better things, Cherish the memories You hold; For those impressions Left behind Are reflections Of times past. -Deb Hartman (lamji lAJi 'SaAAJ-f- Du YvfU'X m Syluidu 73Uejce 4k s£ fltdlMKJZ CU J L GjdU«JLc £ vrtQ err3?GA., QrrdWoA CImj a tyv (Jtf mao Jj Siytff Rfnajbf PUtL. Oe na. JJ -QuhjU PaJW. -5f 7?2 ???4 Af. JkyiXlAjL 6rLJL o■ 'J A +'$y. jSck UA JL Q°Ay A. AJ Cory YKjlC£csL- The great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving. VJljLtav Quciix Lyceum . 'ifQAa W. yiiL jjAjULCLJ Seniors Select Class Mates Top left-hand corner: Best looking- Kim Huck and Jody Miles. Top Middle: Most brains- Deb Hartman and Rob Dunder. Top right-hand corner: Best personality: Sylvia Anest and Rich McDaniel. Bottom left: Most talkative- Tommi Wilson and Cal Hubbard. Bottom right: Biggest flirt- Kara Siegfried and Jeff Smith. For Their Outstanding Qualities. Top right-hand corner: Most athletic- Sylvia Anest and Rich McDaniel, Top Left-hand corner: Best dressed- Kara Siegfried and Cory Miller. Bottom Left: Most likely to succeed Shauna Huck and Rob Dunder. Bottom middle: Friendliest- Candace Burry and Tony Anderson. Bottom right-hand corner- Vivian Steffen and Shawn Hopkins, most unforgettable. 11 Lions Honor Students Of Sept.-Oct. Nov.-Dec. The Month Jan.-Feb. Sylvia Anest and Jody Miles The students are selected each month by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, character, service and leadership. Each month a student is honored by the Bayard Lions Club at a luncheon and is given a certificate. The student of the year is selected by the Lions Club out of those nine who were honored as student of the month. The student of the year receives a 100.00 scholarship from the Bayard Lions Club. Kara Siegfried and Rob Dunder March, Apr.-May Kim Huck and Tommi Wilson Student Of The Year 12 Debi Hartman, Tony Anderson and Matt Huck Kara Siegfried Senior Sneak Is A Success On Friday. March 15. 32 members of the senior class, the sponsors and Sam the bus driver sneaked” off to Hidden Valley Ski Resort near Estes Park, Colo. The group stopped at Cheyenne's Little America for breafkast and then traveled on to the slopes It was a day that every senior is likely to remember. Some brought home souveniers; some brought home bruises; but luckily no one brought home any broken bones. Troy Schmunk thought it was fun even if (he) did fall down a lot. Sponsors were Miss Bauer, Mr Begley and Mr. Hohnstein. R. McDaniel gets ready to catch a ride as J. Anest watches. J. Miles and R. McDaniel ride the ski lift to the top. li Seniors Take Giant Step Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises 2:00p.m. Processional - Pomp and Circumstance ’' By Elgar Band Mr. Hrschhng. Director •Invocation Father Valdez Scripture Reading . Cbss Sermon Passages by Strommen Like an Eagle' by Strommen Rev Lover Rev Inver 21st Century Smgers 21st Century Singers Presentation of Class Mr Cundall Supenntendent of Schools Acceptance of Class Mrs V immer President. Board of Education Class Roll Call Mr Armstrong Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mrs Wimmer President. Board of Education •Benediction Father Valdez The girls waited patiently for the rest of their classmates. R. Dunder was the senior class valedictorian. Candace Burry and J. Anest boogie to the beat of Pomp and Circumstance ' Recessional - ' Pomp and Circumstance'' by Elgar Bond Toward Bigger And Better It looks like a stage, but it is really a bridge to the Future. Rev. Lover encouraged the graduates to use their resources wisely. D. Hartman graduated as clasc ° salutatorian. The 21st Century Singers sang Passages” and Like an Eagle” during the ceremony. You'd better make sure it's signed Matt McCoy! Class sponsors. Miss Bauer and Mr. Begley led the troops in the march. Would you say Calvin Brown was nervous? Seniors Move Toward Future. a x, 0 5! ll While trying it on, Mrs. Huck shows Cory Miller where his hat should he. 'This is how we'll look Sunday! remark Kim Huck, K. Siegfried, and J. Anest. i f'IUniuuin Ott it liMHti mi mt twin BIPLOniA RllSTT KAIL SENIOR BREAKfAST May IS. I98S 7:30 A.M. SPONSORS CLASS OFFICERS Prlnelaal; � .- .______ HVisTKer Wm7: Jo Milas Superintendent: u. w dm. • r,Mnu e_ vwig|M Mr. 0 9Icy V. Pres.: Cory Miller Mr. Horns tain Sec.: Candace Burry Tr««s.: Sylvia Anest . — •• — . iwoa i i Co selor: Mist Foot 91“' Hi Lach senior was featured on the bulletin board in Mrs. Huck's room. The seniors enjoyed their Aloha breakfast at the Rusty Nail. S. Huck, Cory Miller. S Anest. J. Smith. D. Hartman and Mr. Huck pose together one last time. Seni ors Captured On Camera V. Steffen takes picture have as memories of hei t here A. Gonzales and A. Ybarra decorate their cakes as Kim Huck smiles for the photographer. J. Aguirre, J. Murray and and S. Hopkins have got it all in the bag. Senior Highlights Remembered! J. Smith gives an O.P.A. speech S. Hopkins enjoys a joke with for class as S. Huck times him. Kelly Huck between classes. J. Hoagland and Rocky Snyder compete in the Sidney Octoberfest run. Class Officers are Candace Burry secretary, J. Miles president, S. Anest treasurer and Cory Miller vice-president. C. Hubbard and R. Schwartz - This is a study hall! Juniors The Last Of The 18 Becky Bolten Dana Brimhall Troy Broderick Margaret Bulman Rob Eirich Connie Elerbeck Pat Elerbeck Jody Fiscus Ray George Juan Gonzalez K. C. Heath Bill Kappen Kurtis Kautz Kyle Kiesel Chris Kniss Underclassmen Prevail. Tami Miles Greg McCloud Mike McCoy Brenda Lopez Murray Amy Nelson Travis Petersen DeAnne Randall Traci Reynolds Joe Rischling Michelle Rose Kim Schmall Rita Serda Eric Siegfried Mclany Smith Gordon Wilson 19 Juniors Look Forward To 1986 Kyle Kiesel explains how to sweep the gym to some under-classmem Kristi Laeger, J. Meter and H. Anest show everybody at State basketball how cool they really are. 20 Sophomores Grab The Spotlight Krantz is in normal position, mouth open. D. Dukesherer gives us her look of surprise. M. Becker wonders what it will be like to be a lunior. T. Coonce and J. Theony, what are you trying to hide? A. Crecelius stares in curiosity at the photographer. 21 Vicky Bowers Trent Brimhall Carey Brown Brent Burry Frank Buxbaum Dion Chaon Tammy Coonce Becky Copper Tina Corrigan Lori Crable Alan Crecelius Donna Dukesherer Amy Eigbrett Robert Fertig Jennifer Fiscus Sophomores Cherish Kim Goss George Hernandez 22 Lasting Memories. Nathan Kramer Justin Krantz Mark Lichius Kerrie Meininger Chris Miller Kim Propp Floyd Rummel Diane Sauer Kurt Schanaman Kelly Schmall Curt Schwartzkopf Carl Shaw Dale Sherfey Kristin tenBensel Jael Thoeny Life At The Toni Becker Greg Becker Wade Blue Janelle Broderick Connie Burry Sharry Buskirk Amy Chambers Melissa Chaon Tom Contreras Holly Duncan Ryan Ensser Lisa Feil Allen Fiscus Julie Genoways Tamra Hagan Craig Henkel Tonya Hoagland Jill Hohnstein Della Hopkins Bottom Is Tough. Kelly Walker Mary Warm Joe Ybarra Class Officers: Back-G. Becker Treas.; R. Ensser-V. Pres. Front V. Kniss-Sec.; J. Hohnstein-Pres. Lisa Horn James Jerger Gene Kizzirc Valerie Kniss Holly Knotts Kristi Kuxhausen Kodce Lind Tina Lopez Paul Morehead Troy Muhr Shelly McClelland Julie O'Neal Bud Reed Tate Rice Sue Rischling Jim Rose Anthony Savala Barry Stuart Jeff Twombly Freshmen Enjoy The Spotlight T. Hagen and J. Broderick enjoy the lunch break. K. Kuxhausen says, Do I really deserve this grade! V. Kniss, Connie Burry and H. Duncan show what the in tiling is to wear at track meets. T. Rice receives a band award from Mr. Rischling. V. Kniss and J. O'Niel visit with friends L. Feil and Chris Miller. 26 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Achieving Goals By Hard Work 'I told you to stand at attention! stated Mr. Weller. I'll take the whole basket of rolls not just one roll stated Mr. Lentz to Chris Miller as Vickey Bowers watches. This is unbelievable! Mr. Armstrong is really work ing! 28 What is the matter, Mrs. Hoffman, haven't you ever seen a camera before? These People Help Make The School Year Elementary teachers Top row Mrs. Seigfried, Mrs. Pankowski, Mrs. Reifschneider, Mrs. Reiber, Mrs. Langhofer, Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Sauer, Janitors Robert Gonzales and Joe Vera Mrs. Claver, Mr. Wickard, Bottom row Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. George, Mrs. Hoagland, Mrs. Hubbard, and Mrs. Schoenaman Kristi Laeger, office worker Bus Drivers Mr. Weisgerber, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Langofer, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Lissman, and Mi. Veia Library Workers Top row Connie Elerbeck, Dana Brimhall, Lisa Horn, Sheri Buskirk. Middle row Troy Mauer, Donna Dukesherer. Amy Nelson, K.C. Heath, Tony Anderson Bottom row Alice Ybarra, Andie Gonzales, Miss Bauer, Tami York, Marvel Arends, Michelle Johnson Teaching Is To Touch Laurie Bauer Kirk Begley Doug Brandt Susan Christensen Gene Claver Elem. - High School, Physiology, Jr. High 9-10 P.E., American Sr - Jr High English, Vo-Ag, Mechanics Library Science, 9th Science, History, Drivers E.D. Journalism, Speech Chemistry, Physics Janet Ensser Jerry Foland Reading Jr. High girls' P.E., 9-10 girls' P.E. Jim Coon Sandy Didier Civics, Jr. High History, Sr - Jr High Home EC. American History Teachers Teachers are- Happy morning smiles Homework by the miles Taught in different styles and fun. Teachers show-Gateways to a star Knowledge from afar How to fix a car. Teachers can- Makc you pass a test Sometimes know what's best Never take a rest be friends. Teachers have- A winning kind of way The nerves to last a day To work for little pay for us. Linda Foos Jim Hohnstein shorthand, guidance Typing, office practice, bookkeeping 30 A Life Forever Sharon Hoffman Choir, Guitars, 21st Century Singers. Elm. Music Shirley Huck Jr. High English, Speech, Sr. High English Larry Kennedy Eric Kufeldt Jr. High I.A. Art, Biology, Jr. High Mechanical Drawing, Science Woodworking Joseph Lentz W. History, W. Geography, American Problems, Jr. High History, Strength Class Joseph Weller Susan Schoeneman Substitute Special E D Gerald Thompson Jr. High Math, Computers, Geometry Bill Wallace Math IV, Algebra, Consumer Math, Jr. High Math TO A TEACHER You cannot practice for her every day The knowledge that you give her will not stream On her young mind in one bright, blinding ray But you can plant a dream Ah, you can plant a dream in her young heart A dream of excellence whose light will gleam Upon her pathway as the years depart Your words can plant a dream. To sow a dream and see it spread and grow To light a lamp and watch its brightness gleam Were is a gift that is divine I know To give a child a dream. mvuna ivionianez English, Spanish, Psychology Bill l i sen ling Jr. - Sr. High Band —Anne Campbell These Are The Leaders Of BHS Mr. Leroy 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, fa from being an end, is the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years you nave worked and studied, piacticed and played, and giown-giown 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 anjd 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. 1 wish to each and everyone of you the happiness of a productive life, the respect of your fellow human beings and the love of your family. May the future be yours. Mr. Bob Armstrong, Principal We had a good 1984-85 school year and I am looking forward to another year. The 1985 seniors provided good leadership and I am sure it will continue with the 1986 senior class. Secretaries: Back: Connie York-main office; Roma Engdahl-principal's office; Deloras Thomas-superin-tendent's office 32 School Board: Back: Lloyd Steele, Steve Morris, Harvey Eirich, Larry Morgan, Front: Joyce Levick, Marilyn Wimmer Students Keep Their Teachers Busy Are you looking through your fan mail Mr. Wallace? Mr. Biandt and Mr. Kennedy is this all you can do at Parent-Teachers Conference? Mr. Claver is taking his famous FFA pictures. Mr. Voycheske, the student teacher, thinks teaching is all fun and games. 33 Mr. Rischling is acting as a Grandfather as he usually does. Mrs. Didier is admiring her freshly washed clothes. We're Just Hangin' Around Future homemaker, D. Brimhall decorated many Valentine's cookies. Who said seniors are childish? Back to front-M. Huck, J. Miles. R. McDaniel, R. Dunder. D. Hartman, T. Anderson, T. Wilson, Kim Huck, K. Siegfried, and S. Anest. What a ding-a-ling K. tenBensel! C. Hubbard in his natural state. What's the matter Cory Miller, are you camera shy? Does it hurt that bad, J. Smith? SPORTS Gridders Take Pride Back row: Coach Lentz, Coach Begley, Jim Bontjes, S. Hopkins, M. Huck, J. Miles, R. McDaniel, T. Schmunk, Matt McCoy, Coach Brandt, Second row: T. Contrares, Mike McCoy, Kyle Kiesel, J. Rishling, R. Eirich, Jody Fiscus, E. Siegfried, J. Vakel, G. Wilson, T. Peterson, C. Kniss, K. Kautz, J. Arelleno, Third row: Student Managers D. Jones and C. Hasse, T. Brimhall, Joe Bontjes, Chris Miller, Curtis Schwaitzkupf, N. Kramer, J. Krantz, G. Garcia, B. Burry, J. Hernandez, J. Rose, student manager Corey York, Bottom row: W. Blue, R. Ensser, A. Fiscus, T. Rice, B. Stuart, P. Morehead, J. Yabarra, A. Savala, T. Muhr. Seniors this season were. Back row: Matt McCoy, S. Hopkins, J. Smith, Jim Bontjes, Front row: J. Miles. T. Schmunk. R. McDaniel, M. Huck. The Tiger football coaches were asst, coach Joe Lentz, head coach Kirk Begley and asst, coach Doug Brandt. In Successful Season J. Rischling is in hot pursuit of a Yutan ball carrier in the first round of the state playoffs. The Tiger football team anticipates the start of the game. Head Coach Begley paces the sideline during the state playoffs. J. Miles scampers for more yards against the Morrill Lions. Athletic Trainer Delmar Porupsky waits on the sidelines for something to do. Tigers To State. . .Again Coach Brandt is walking tall on the sidelines, deep in thought. The Tigers put a pass rush on the Yutan quarterback in the Coach Begley and Coach Lentz listen in awe of the ref's first round of state playoffs, call. Jamie Yakel throws a pass during the state playoff game against Yutan. The 1984 football season ended with an 8-3 record with losses to Grant, a C-2 team, a loss to Kimball, a class B team, and a loss to Valley. The Bayard squad outscored their opponents 226-159. The Tigers had 131 first downs compared to their opponents' 101 first downs. The Tigers compiled a total of 1780 yards rushing for the season, outrushing their opponents who had 1391 yards. The first round of the C-l state playoffs opened with the Bayard Tigers against the Yutan Chicftans. On Octo ber 31, the Tigers showed their determination as they defeated Yutan in front of a home town crowd by a score of 27-14. This win advanced the Tigers to the second round of the playoffs at Valley. This was a game controlled by turnovers. The Tigers went into the lockerrooms at halftime with a 14 to 7 lead but could not hold on as the final gun had Valley ahead by a score of 20 to 14. Coach Begley commented the 1984 football season was very enjoyable as we watched a young team mature. Led by an excellent senior class, many team and personal goals were met. This is the second year of the PAC 11 conference, and Bayard has yet to lose a conference game. The 8-3 season produced many exciting moments throughout the season. This was my most satisfying season in coaching because we reached down deep for every possible ounce of determination to make this a super season. 38 Gridders End Season 8-3 Tigers are watching from the sidelines waiting to go in as Coach Brandt gives instructions. Scoreboard WE 14 Hemingford They 2 26 Bridgeport 16 18 Rushville 13 41 Hyannis 0 0 Grant 29 18 Morrill 7 22 Mitchell 20 6 Kimball 38 40 Crawford 0 27 STATE PLAY-OFFS Yutan 14 14 Valley 20 Jody Miles runs past a Morrill defender at a home game. 'Anybody lose a shoe? asks Jamie Vakel during a play-off game. Kyle Kicscl is running for some tough yards against Morrill Jim Bontjes is standing around as usual. 39 Tigers Make The Best The Bayard Varsity volleyball team experienced many emotional ups and downs throughout the 1984 season. A couple of the ups were wiping out Morrill in their season opener and beating Oshkosh for the first time since the seniors were 7th graders. One of the big downs was losing Coach Wallace for part of the season. His heart attack had a great emotional effect on him, the team and assistant coach Langhofer. Coach Langly took over the team and led them through a good deal of the season. Coach Wallace was back in time only to suffer a very disappointing regular season loss to Bayard's arch rival Bridgeport. They also were crushed by Oshkosh in the N.P.V. tournament to take fourth. The District tournament brought more than disappointment to many of the Lady Tigers. The girls went into the tournament with high, expectant hopes, only to get them washed away by Bridgeport in the first round. The loss not only ended the season for the team, but it ended high school volleyball careers for four members of the team. Four seniors leave Bayard High. Five juniors and three sophomores will be back to play again next year. Athletes recieving honors for the season were Kim Huck- NPV All-Tourney team; Deb Hartman, Kim Huck, Sylvia Anest and Helen An-est-Honorable Mention All-Re- Varsity-Back-V. Bowers. Kristi Laeger, j. Meter. H. Anest. Middle-J. Kildow, K. Propp. M. Smith. T. Miles. Front-D. Hartman, Kim I luck, K. Siegfried, S. Anest. Seniors-Back-K. Siegfried, V. Steffen, Kim Huck. Seated-D. Hartman, Coach Langhofer gets the team ready to shine . gion. Coach Wallace keeps himself and the team calm during a timeout. Of An Emotional Season. Junior Varsity-Coach Foland. Back row-B. Copper, K. tenBensel, D. Randall, D. York, V. Steffen, D. Dukesherer, B. Fiscus. Front-Kelley Schmall, Kelly Huck, K. Goss, D. Sauer, T. Coonce. K. Goss and Kelly Huck sky to block an oncoming spike. Freshmen-Back row-Manager L. Feil, K. Kuxhausen, Connie Burry, K. Lind, H. Duncan, A. Chambers, V. Kniss, Coach Foland. Front row-T. Becker, L. Horn, D. Hopkins, J. O'Neal, J. Hohnstein, S. Rischling. 41 Volleyball 42 Varsity Players Show Their Stuff. Kristi Laeger, K. Siegfried and H. Anest shine” after a big win. Check out Kim Huck's serving form! D. Hartman goes up for a Don't worry H. Anest, it won't tip as J. Meter looks on. hurt. There's S. Anest, heading for the floor again. Tigers Enjoy Fall Sports V The Tiger defense suffeis another penalty. S. Anest and J. Meter attempt to double block an opponent's spike. S. Anest returns a serve. Coach Wallace gives the team a pep talk. Kim Huck goes up for the kill! J. Yakel explains a play to his teammates in the huddle. Tigers End Season Back row: Coach Coon, J. Yakel, R. Fertig, J. Miles, J. Anest, N. Kramer, E Siegfried, R. McDaniel, Coach Wallace; Front row: manager D. Sanchez, Kyle Kiesel, R. George, Jim Bontjes, Matt McCoy, J. Aguirre, manager Troy Reynolds. R. McDaniel pulls down a rebound against Bridgeport in the NPV finals. The Bayard Tiger boys basketball team had a very successful season finishing with a 25-1 record and a trip to state for the J. Yakel puts up a shot over a Grant player in a very second straight year there they finished runner-up. The basket- close game, ball team finished the regular season undefeated, winning the Alliance Holiday tournament and also winning the NPV conference tourney. The Tigers earned a trip to state by beating Bridgeport in the sub-districts and N.P. St. Pats at regionals. From there they beat two good teams at state and made a appearance in the finals, but lost its first and only game to Arlington and finished runner-up. Jamie Yakel made first team in the State tournament class C selections with Rich McDaniel and Kyle Kiesel making Honorable mention. The three were also regional selections by the Star-Herald with Jamie making first team. Coach Bill Wallace was asked to coach the North all-stars later in the summer in Lincoln which was a well deserved honor for him. 44 Class C-l State Runner-up WE 65 66 51 72 70 64 63 60 64 67 64 52 61 77 66 71 74 76 59 71 69 65 61 63 62 42 Scoreboard Rushville THEY 48 St. Agnes 24 Bridgeport 46 Minatare 17 Morrill 56 Alliance Holiday Gordon 56 Alliance 34 NPV Tournament Leyton 51 Morrill 36 Bridgeport 57 Grant 62 Mitchell 42 Hcmingford 40 Bridgeport 64 Minatare 17 Kimball 57 Crawford 37 Oshkosh 46 Hyannis 33 Morrill 52 Sub-Districts Morrill 46 Bridgeport 58 N.P. St. Pats 57 State Madison 51 Battle Creek 58 Arlington 57 N. Kramer reaches for another rebound as R. McDaniel watches to see how its done. Kyle Kiesel is demonstrating his moon walk. Back row: Chris Miller, Curtis Schwartzkopf, J. Krantz, M. Lichius, T. Rice, J. Twombly, Second row: A. Fiscus, J. Jerger, Coach Coon, R. Ensser, T. Muhr, Front row: managers Troy Reynolds, D. Sanchez. The Tiger team is sporting their Couger uniforms at the NPV semifinals against Morrill. 45 State Runner-Up For Second Members of the 1984-85 State Runner-up Boys Basketball team arc back: Matt McCoy, J. Miles, J. Aguirre, R. McDaniel, J. Anest and Jim Bontjes. Front: N. Kramer, J. Yakel, Kyle Kiesel, Coach Coon, Coach Wallace, R. George, R. Fertig and E. Siegfried. For a second year in a row, the Boys Basketball team played to a second place finish at the State Tournament. The Tigers played 25 hard fought games to reach the ultimate goal - the State Championships. Going into the final game to face Arlington, the Tigers were undefeated, 25-0. At Districts the Cats beat arch rival Bridgeport and North Platte St. Pats for a second year in a row to send them to Lincoln. First round pitted last years State Champions who beat the Tigers in 1984, the Madison Dragons. After defeating the Dragons, Ba-vard went on to smash Battle Creek in the semi-finals. Coming back to Bayard, State Runner up for a second year in a row, the Tigers really have something to be proud of. The State Tournament will be a memory that will not easily be erased. Mr. Coon, who forgot his suit pants last year, pretends to forget them again this year for good luck. Senior members of the 1984-85 team are J. Miles, R. McDaniel, J. Anest, M. McCoy, J. Aguirre, and J. Bontjes. 46 Year In A Row .diHMLEtt V Takin' Care of Business was this years' basketball theme for the 25-1 Tigers. R. McDaniel puts up a shot during the State Championship game. J. Miles lets one fly up towards the hoop in thp final game. Cheerleader H. Duncan leads the large crowd in a chant to push the Tigers on. The girls' basketball team improved their record to 7 wins and 12 losses. There is a lot of talent that will enable the girls' program to develop into a class act. Sylvia Anest received the Miss Sportsmanship medal at the Alliance Holiday tournament and Donna Dukesherer received first team honors at NPV. Top row: H. Anest, Kim Schmall, D. Dukesherer, Coach Hohnstein, K. Propp, K. Goss, D. York; Bottom: S. Anest, T. Miles, Kim Huck, K. Siegfried, Candace Burry, T. Coonce Waving at the crowds, K. Siegfried? Seniors: Kim Huck, K. Siegfried, S. Anest, Candace Burry Girls' Basketball Record Improves K. Propp tries some new karate moves. S. Anest and D. Dukesherer attempt to play defense against J. Zorn from Oshkosh. A jump set in basketball, H. Anest? SCOREBOARD WE THEY 44 St. Agnes 23 48 Mitchell 46 35 Bridgeport 65 38 Minatare 28 33 Morrill 49 Alliance Holiday 45 Alliance 75 45 Gordon 53 NPV 48 Leyton 55 55 Crawford 36 WE THEY 43 Kimball 61 30 Gordon 35 51 Lyman 38 34 Bridgeport 65 43 Minatare 32 26 Gering 54 39 Morrill 55 43 Oshkosh 68 51 Hyannis Sub-Districts 48 35 Kushville 39 J.V. Players Back: Coach Foland, T. Becker, J Kildow, R. Anest. D. Randall, Jill Hohnstein Middle: H. Knotts, H. Duncan, Connie Burry, A. Chambers, J. O'Neal Bottom: L. Feil, V. Kniss Wrestlers Qualify Back row: A. Crecelius, student manager, M. Huck-senior, R. Eirich, G. Wilson, Jody Fiscus, T. Schmunk-senior, M. Becker, G. Alles, Coach Brandt, Asst. Coach Alles; Middle: G. Becker, B. Burry, J. Gonzales, B. Kappen, J. Rischling, E. Willey, P. Vera, T. Anderson-senior, C. Shaw, R. Anderson-student manager; Bottom: T. Contreras, R. Becker, T. Brimhall, Carey Brown, J. Rose, G. Kizzire, K. Walker, S. Garcia. ________ Tournament Results 3rd at Rushville 4th at Harrisburg 2nd at Bridgeport 2nd at PAC 11 Conference 1st at Hay Springs 5th out of 14 teams at District 15th place at State Meet: 48 teams Dual Season record: Undefeated season 5-0 50 T. Anderson receives his medal after his match. Individual Records And Awards E. Willey is declared winner of his match at the Bayard-B'port dual. J. Gonzales is in top position ready to begin his match at Districts. P. Vera relaxes after his match. C. Shaw meets S. Faber from Gibbon at the first round of Districts at Gibbon Season's Top Wrestler: T. Anderson Best Overall Record: T. Anderson 24-4 Most Pins Season: Jody Fiscus 10 Most Pins Freshman: G. Becker 8 Most Matches Season: G. Wilson 23-12 Most Improved Wrestler: R. Eirich, M. Becker Most Improved Freshman: G. Kizzire Best Record Freshman: G. Becker 13-9 8 pins Seniors: T. Anderson, M. Huck and T. Schmunk 51 Wrestling Puts Holds On Coach Alles and the team relax during one of the breaks at the Districts. T. Anderson is doing a snapdown on his opponent from Hemingford. G. Alles just finished a duck under for a take down on his Rushville opponent. G. Becker tries to do a wrap up on his opponent at a dual meet. Jody Piscus uses the head leaver on his opponent. Winter Sport Season Is Successful The Tiger Basketball team adopted a new mascot during the NPV Tourny because of a uniform mix-up. The State Runner-up Tigers set up defense against rival Bridgeport. Jody Fiscus receives a medal at the District Meet. Kim Schmall and A. Chambers look for a rebound against Oshkosh. J. Gonzales takes time out to get a little publicity. 53 Aggressive Teams Back row: Coach Thompson, Coach Kufeldt, Coach Begley, 2nd row: Manager B. Fiscus, J. Krantz, Curtis Schwartz-kopf, R. Schwartz, Rocky Snyder, J. Arellano, M. Lichius, 3rd row: Manager K. TenBensel, J. Miles, J. Smith, Jeff Hoagland, M. Huck, Kyle Kiesel, G. Wilson, Front row: Manager A. Eigbrett, K. Kautz, J. Gonzalas, Chris Miller, E. Siegfried, J. Yakel, C. Kniss. Gordon Wilson skies in the triple jump. Seniors: standing, J. Miles, J. Smith, M. Huck, Jeff Hoagland, kneeling. Rocky Snyder, R. Schwartz. Produce Successful Season. Back row: Coach Lentz, Connie Burry, L. Horn, V. Kniss, J. O'Neal, H. Duncan, A. Chambers, Jill Hohnstein, Coach Hohnstein, 2nd row: Manager Kelly Huck, P. Elerbeck, D. Randall, R. Serda, D. Dukesherer, K. Vincent, B. Copper, T. Coonce, Manager D. Sauer, front row: J. Kildow, K. Propp, K. Goss, V. Steffen, Kim Huck, S. Anest. Meets Girls Boys 3 Morrill Invite 1 Bayard C Invite 4 Grant Invite 2 Alliance Invite 2 NPV 2 Mitchell Relays 10 B-C-D at Bayard 2 C Districts 0 State 4 3 3 2 2 7 9 2 3 pts. Matt Huck leading the pack in the 110 meter high hurdles. Seniors: standing, Kim Huck, S. Anest, Kneeling, V. Steffen. 55 Tigers Send Eleven L. Horn tries to get ahead of the pack in the loOOm, run where she sets a new school record, 5:55.6. To State M. Huck concentrates on the finish line. J. Kildow holds K. Propp up after she gave it her all in the 3200m. relay. The boys and girls Tiger Track Team fared well at Districts and sent 11 to state track meet in Omaha on May 18 and 19. The boys team sent Kyle Kiesel in the triple jump and the long jump. Matt Huck in the 110m. High hurdles, Jeff Smith and Chris Miller in the high jump, and their 400m. relay team. At Omaha, Huck placed fifth and Kiesel placed sixth in the long jump. The lady Tigers sent their 3200m relay team, Lisa Horn in the 1600m run, Kim Goss in the High Jump and DeAnne Randall in the Shot put. None of the Ladies placed at state. Tigers Stride With Pride. ;r 5 � Y1 ------ Jeff Smith and Kyle Kiesel stride out in the 100 meter dash. Joe Arellano is out in front in the mile run at N.P.V. Rita Serda gives her all at the N.P.V. meet. Lisa Horn is heading for the finish line in the 1 mile run. Chris Miller hands off to Jeff Hoagland in the 400 meter relay. 58 ilWi 59 Tiger Power Plant Produces Winners Greg Becker receives the Survivor test award from Mr. Lentz. J. Kildow earned the Tiger Athletic Index award in the strength class. J. Smith earned the Lifter of the Year Award the the Tiger Athletic Index Award. Diane Sauer is the recipient of the Survivor test award for the girls. Kim Huck receives the Lifter of the Year Award from Mr. Lentz. Kyle Kiesel is presented the YMCA bench press award by Coach Lentz. 60 ORGANIZATIONS Co-editors of the Tiger Times and 85 annu-al-K. Siegfried and L). Hartman. The Tiger Times really changed its image in 1984. For the first time, the school newspaper was published professionally. The staff had the opportunity to work with Mr. Paul Evans, editor-publisher of rri f rwi • 1 he lig Newspaper and annual staff: Back-J. Aguirre, V. Steffen, K.C. Heath. Front-J. Smith, S. Hopkins. the Bayard Transcript. The Times was one, sometimes two pages appearing in the Transcript weekly throughout the school year. The students wrote stories and did their own lay-outs and headlines for their page. With only six students each semester, it was tough to meet deadlines for both the newspaper and the annual, but it provided an unforgettable experience. Once again,). Smith isn't doing anything in journalism class. V. Steffen must be writing another Living in Denmark story. er Times Tiger Times Co-Editor-Deb Hartman Co-Editor-Kara Siegfried Reporters K.C. Heath Shawn Hopkins Johnny Aquirre Vivian Steffen Sponsor: Miss Susan Christensen Published as part of the Bayard Transcript at Bayard, Nebraska All of the content on this page is prepared by students at the Bayard High School Journalism Class. Content is their sole responsibility. Journalism advisor-Miss Christensen. This must be a classic-S. Hopkins is actually working. Something else was left for editor D. Hartman to do. 63 J. Aguirre doesn't need your distractions J. Bontjes. BHS Band Excels Drum Majorette Siegtried High Plains Honor Band members were-.C. Wilson, J Rischling, F. Siegfried, D. Dukesherer, J. Hohnstien, T. Wilson, H. Knotts, P. Elerbeck and K. Vincent. All-State Honor Band members were: J. Rischling and E. Siegfried. The 1984-85 High School Band: K. Shanaman, J. Arellano, B. Fiscus, K. Lind, K. tenBensel, E. Siegfried, K. Kuxhausen, S. Rischling, A. Fiscus, J. Liakos, J. Gonzales, C. Henkel, R. Schwartz, C. Elerbeck, H. Knotts, M. Rose, Calvin Brown, V. Kniss, J. Rose, K. Vincent, Kelley Schmall, G. Wilson, W. Blue, T. Wilson, G. Kizzire, L. Fiel, Candace Burry, J. O'Neal, S. Garcia, B. Copper, P. Elerbeck, H. Duncan. P. Morehead, Greg Becker, J. Rischling, Connie Burry, T. Rice, J. Anest, M. Johnson, R. Anest, D. Dukesherer, P. Vera, K. Siegfried 64 The stage band saxophone section per forms at High Plains Jazz Band Festival During Concerts And Competition The trumpet section hold their horns high during a performance. Candace Burry and K. Vincent, don't look so enthused! The Tiger Bands were very busy again this year, both during Marching seasonand Concert season. During Marching season, Bayard traveled to Laramie and won that competition, to Gering and won the honors of performing the pre-game show of a Chadron State College football game and finally to Sidney's Oktoberfest to not only win the Class C Parade and field competitions, but to bring home the Over-all Band trophy, beating approximately 20 other schools class A through D. During concert season, the Tiger Band was busy making money for their trip to Washington D.C. in July. Chili suppers, basketball games, KNEB Radio Day and auctions were a source of income during the winter months. They gave a winter Concert, a President's Day Concert and finally one in the spring. K. Shoeneman oom-pahs his way through concert season. 65 Music Fills All- State Choir members were lop: Alternate Travis Petersen, J. Anest, C. Kniss, Cory Miller. Alternate K. Siegfried and J Hoagland. 1984-85 choir officers top: Sec. J. Yakel, Pres. J. Anest, V. Pres. Cory Miller, Librarians C. Kniss and Kelly Huck. 1964-55Choir members are top row: K Siegfried. J Kildow. Kristen Huck, H Duncan. A Chambers. J O'Neal. S Anest. Kyle Kiesel, J Krantz. C. Wilson. J Smith. J. Yakel. Jody Fiscus. E Siegfried. N Kramer. J Anest. R Fertig. Matt McCoy. J Miles. M Lichius. K Kautz. Chris Miller. Kim Huck, D. Dukesherer. Connie Burry. S Huck.S Buskirk. J Cenoways. P Elerbeck. J Lakos, Jennifer Fiscus and M Bulman. Second row D York, L. Feil, A. Eigbrett. K. Goss. B Fiscus. T Hagen. K. Propp, S Hopkins. T. Schmunk. G. Alles, R. McDaniel. Cory Miller, T Brimhall. T. Broderick. J. Rose. R. Ensser. J. Twombly, D. Sauer. Kelly Huck, Kristi Laeget. L Horn, D. Brimhall and J Broderick. Third row: V Steffen, L. Crable, V. Bowers, S Rischling. J Meter. R George. Jim Bontjes. Mike McCoy, C. Kniss, J. Rischling. R Eirich. Calvin Brown. J Hoagland. T Petersen. Carey Brown, J. Arellcno, T. Coonce, B Copper. S. Blackstone. Candace Burry, T. Becker, C. Elerbeck. Front row: T. Wilson, H. Anest, D. Hopkins, Kelly Schmall, R. Anest, K. tenBensel, T Miles, D. Randall, P. Vera, J. Gonzales. Traci Reynolds, K. Vincent, H. Knotts, J. Thoeny, Jill Hohnstein, V. Kniss. R. Serda, K. Rush and M Rose Accompianists Kim Schmall and K Kuxhausen. Open your mouths basses! Halls Of BHS '■'upcr ,jwndeni Mrs. Hoffman, are you in the Superintendent's office again? Scottsbluff Clinic participants were top: Cory Miller, J. Anest, E. Siegfried, J. Hoag-land, C. Wilson, Jenifer Kildow, Traci Reynolds, K. Siegfried, Kelley Schmall, M. Rose, R. Serda and T. Wilson. This year's choir was once again successful. In November, they traveled to Hyannis to attend the 1984 NPV Choir Clinic, and once again, the group brought home the conference championship. The group brought home the conference championship. The group had the same director, but they had to get used to calling her by a different name, as she was married in the summer. The director's name changed from Miss Arthur to Mrs. Ron Hoffman. The group gave various concerts in the fall, spring and at Christmastime. Select students were chosen to represent BHS at activities such as High Plains Honor Choir, All-State Honor Choir and the Scottsbluff Choir Clinic. 67 E. Siegfrieds reliving his childhood days. Swing Choirs Dance And The 1984-85 21st Century Singers are Jim Bontjes, Kyle Kiesel, R. George, G. Wilson, J. Rischling, Cory Miller, J. Hoagland, E. Siegfried, J. Anest, J. Miles, R. McDaniel, J. Yakel, J. Arellano, T. Schmunk and C. Kniss. Front row: Kim Schmall, M. Rose, Traci Reynolds, R. Serda, M. Bulman, K. Siegfried, H. Anest, D. Randall, T. Miles, T. Wilson and S. Anest J. Anest, R. McDaniel, R. George and C. Kniss play Santa's Elves for the Elementary students. J Bontjes and T. Wilson sing for the crowd at the dinner theatre. Sing To Excite Audience Magic Rythmn electrifies the dinner theatre audience. Some Choir girls try some of their flirting tactics on stage. The 21st Century girls show real facial expression. Traci Reynolds is happy! The 1984-85 Magic Rythmn members are back row: P. Vera, J. Rose, Carey Brown, J. Twombly, R Fertig, N. Kramer, J. Krantz, Chii Millei, J. Aiellano, G. Alles, R. Lnsser. Middle row: R. Anest, K. Vincent, Kelley Schmall, H. Knotts, J. Thoeny, D Hopkins. K. Kuxhuascn, Jennifer Fiscus, D. Dukesherer Front row: B. Fiscus, J. Kildow. D Sauer. V Kniss. Jill Hohnstein, and K. tenBensel. 69 Musicians Share Special Talents District Results Choir- I 21st Century Singers- I Magic Rythmn- II Men's Sextet- I Women's Sextet- I Men's Quartet- I Women's Quartet- II Mixed Double Octet- I Kelley Schmall, Med. Voice- II Kara Siegfried, High Voice- I Kim Schmall, Piano- I Band- I Stage Band- I Eric Siegfried, Tuba- I Kurt Schanaman, Tuba- III Joe Rischling, Trumpet- I Donna Dukesherer, Trumpet- IV Sue Rischling, Flute- I Tommi Wilson, Flute- I Craig Henkel, Trombone- III Juan Gonzales, F. Horn- III Michelle Rose, Saxophone- I Warming up their horns, the trombone section prepares for their Winter Concert. The 21st Century Singers show their superb dance skills during an audience favorite The Curly Shufle . B Fiscus and C. Hubbard march in the Oktoberfest pa rade. 70 Varsity Cheerleaders Spark Spirit R. Serda looks deeply concerned about the out come of the football game. The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders are Top: R. Serda, Traci Reynolds, Bottom M. Rose, and K. Siegfried. Flash those beautiful smiles, ladies! Cheerleaders Boost Spirit The J.V. squad in action at a Bayard-B'port classic. D. Sauer watches on in anticipation. Kelly Huck takes a rest from cheerleading. The 1984-85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are D. Sauer, H. Duncan, Kelly Huck and 1 Kildow. Pep Club Energizes Teams The 19S4-85 Pep Club members are. Top Row T. Becker, V. Knits, Connie Burry, D. Hopkins, J. O'Neal, A. Chambers, J. Broderick and Kristen Huck. Second Row: K. Mieninger, D. Tyree, K. Propp, D. York, V. Bowers, R Anest, Kelley Schmall, B. Fiscus, and L. Crable. Third Row M Bulman. D. Randall. J. Meter. Kim Schmall, H. Anest. T. Miles, P. Elerbeck and Kristi Laeger. Fourth Row: K. Goss, D. Bnmhall, S. Huck, Kim Huck, S. Anest. V. Steffen, A. Gonzales. S Blackstone and A. Eigbrett. Cheerleaders arc H. Duncan. K. Siegfried. J Kildow. Traci Reynolds. D. Sauer. R. Serda. Kelly Huck and M. Rose. The 1984-85 officers are S. Anest- President, K. Siegfried- V. Pres., J. Meter Treas., not pictured Deb Hartman- Recorder and K. Vincent- Sec. D. Randall and M. Bulman cheer the Tigers on to Victory. D. York takes time out to stop cheering and look cute for the camera. FHA Strives Back: Dianne Sauer, J. O'Neal, H. Duncan, D. Hopkins, D. York, M. Rose, D. Tyree, A. Garcia, Kelley Schmall, M. Houston, Middle: Kelly Huck, B. Fiscus, K. tenBensel, Kristin Huck, S. Anest, K. Propp, J. Kildow, K. Goss, K. Vincent, Jennifer Fiscus, K. Meininger, Bottom: Mrs. Didier, advisor, H. Anest, T. Miles, Kim Huck, S. Huck, Kim Schmall, V. Steffen, D. Brimhall Kelley Schmall is the FHA member of the year. Officers: Back: K. tenBensel-recreation chairperson, D. York-parlimentarian, Mrs. Didier-advisor, S. Arnest-vice-president, K. Propp-historian, Bottom: Kim Schmall-secretary, H. Anest-president, T Milcs-trcasurcr, Kim Huck-state officer, S. Huck-reporter The FHA members had a very busy and successful year. In November they hosted the district convention. They participated in SEARCH at the district and state level. The members hosted Winter Royalty in January after the Grant basketball game. The annual Valentine's Day cookie sale and a krautburger sale were their money-making projects. Other activities were a foster grandparent program, a college night, caroling at the rest home and a Christmas party. The girls also served at the annual FFA banquet. Nine members attended the state convention held in Lincoln during the first week of April. M. Rose received a silver and Kelley Schmall a bronze for their SEARCH projects at state competition. 74 To Help Others FFA banquet servers-back: K. Lind, D. Hopkins, H. Duncan, K. Propp, Dianne Sauer, Kim Huck, D. Hartman, J. O'Neal, Kim Schmall, D. York, Kelley Schmall, J. Kildow, K. Goss K. ten Bensel gives her presentation as a state officer candidate at the state convention. H. Anest presented Mrs. Bev McDaniel, honorary FHA chapter mother, with a corsage at the FHA installation. M. Rose, Kelley Schmall and D. Biimhall represented the Bayard FHA chapter at state with their SEARCH projects. Color: Red and White Flower: Red Rose Motto: Beyond the New Horizons 75 FFA Stocks Up The 1984-85 FFA group. Back row Jamie Pauley Jody Fiscus, Rich McDaniel. Deanne Randall. Sylvia Anest, Kristi Lacgcr. Jim Anest, Calvin Hubbard. Matt Huck.and Mr Claver. Middle tow Kurils Kaut . Lric Willey, Floyd Ruiiuuel, Wade Blue, Elk Siegfried, Jeff Hoagland, Bill Kappen, Robert Ferlrg, Robert EirUli. Front row: Craig Henkel, Kelley Walker. J R. Jerger, Jeff Twombly. Barry Stuart, Tate Rice, Allen Fiscus, and Gene Kizzire. The FFA officers. Back row: Mr. Claver, Rich McDaniel, and Jim Anest. Middle row: Robert Eirich, and Jeff Hoagland. Front row: Calvin Hubbard and Matt Huck. Candidates to FFA sweetheart and escort. Back row: Robert Eirich, Bill Kappen and Jody Fiscus. Front row: Traci Reynolds, Helen Anest and Jody Meter. Sylvia Anest as FFA Sweetheart with her escort Rich McDaniel. President Matt Huck giving his retiring address to the FFA group at the banquet. 76 On Experience The 1985-86 officers. Back row: Robert Fertig, Robert Eirich, and The honored for the record books are Robert Eirich, Robert Fertig, Mr Claver. Front row: Allen Fiscus. Kristi Laeger. Deanne Randall. and Jeff Twombly and Jeff Twombly Mel Hubbard and Bill Logsden were named honorary chapter farmers. Back row: Ag. Mechanic-Jeff Hoagland, Public speaking Award-Robert Eirich, Agri-business Award-Rich McDaniel, Beef Production Award-Jim Anest, Chapter Star farmer-Calvin Hubbard, and Dekalb Award-Matt Huck. In the front row the stars are Crops Award-Robert Fertig, sheep Production Award-Kristi Laeger, Swine production Award-Craig Henkel, and Star Greenhand is Jeff Twombly. Calvin Hubbard and Matt Hurk earned the state farmer degree. 77 78 Spanish Club Enjoys Trip Back: J. O'Neal, K. Schmall, R. Serda, D. Hopkins, V. Steffen, P. Aguirre, D. Tyree, K. Meininger, Ramona Savala, H. Duncan, A. Chambers, K. Vincent, Middle: Alice Ybarra, A. Gonzales, Mrs. Montanez, sponsor; S. Blackstone, T. York, Bottom. M. Houston, T. Miles, D. Randall, A. Nelson The girls prepare food on the plates to serve to their guests. The Spanish Club had their annual taco sale in October to help finance a trip to Denver. The group traveled to Denver April 8 during Easter vacation. Eleven members of the group made the trip. While in Denver, the club spent the morning shopping and went to Celebrity Sports Center in the afternoon. Officers for the club were A. Gonzales president, Alice Ybarra vice-president, and S. Black-stone secretary-treasurer. iBESAME! Y© HABLU ESPAAidL All cooks must always taste their food before serving it. New NHS Members Installed On April 24, 1985 the students of BHS gathered once again to witness the induction of the new National Honor Society Members. Rev. Reynolds opened the ceremony with the invocation and then the tapping began. The new students were selected by the faculty on leadership, character, service and scholarship. New National Honor Society Members are, back row; Sponsor Miss Bauer, K. Siegfried, J. Vakel, H. Anest, I raci Reynolds. Front row; Kyle Kiesel, T. Anderson, Shuana Huck, and h. Siegfried. New member E. Siegfried lights the traditional candle at the tapping ceremony. Kim Huck, S. Anest and D. Hartman prepare to serve at the reception that followed the ceremony. 79 Speech Team Excels K. Kautz and K. Siegfried represented Bayard at the Stat K. tenBensel plays her part in OH Speech meet BABY! This year's speech team was again coached by Mrs. Shirley Huck. They were kept very busy attending speech meets in Harrison, Rushville, Gering, Leyton, Bridgeport, Scottsbluff and the conference meet in Minatare and Districts in Morrill. The team qualified two for state: Kurits Kautz in informative speaking and Kara Siegfried in Poetry. Besides attending speech meets, the team put on three one act plays: OH BABY! , NO GREATER LOVE , and THE MYSTERY OF THE LOCKED ROOM . The play OH BABY represented the Tiger speakers at Districts in Chadron. Outstanding actor and actress this year were Eric Siegfried and Kim Vincent. The 1984-85 speech team- back row. C. Miller, J. Krantz, E. Siegfried, D. York, D. Brimhall, S. Huck, T. Petersen, R. Eirich, M. Huck, Kautz, coach Mrs. Huck. Middle: J. Fiscus, B. Fiscus, K. Vincent, Kelley Schmall, J. Thoeny, S. Anest, K Propp, K. Siegfried, D. Randall, Bulman. Front: K. tenBensel, J. Rose, R. Ensser, J. Hohnstein, S. Rischling, H. Knotts and D. Dukesherer 80 2 In Speech And Drama 1 i D. York, D. Hartman and K. Propp wait in anticipation to see what is behind the LOCKED ROOM s door. E. Siegfried and K. tenBcnscl ponder over the situa tion in OH BABY! . Nobody Does It Better! Show us those elastic arms, K. Propp. Sit still M. Smith, the bell hasn't rung yet. E. Siegfried, J. Krantz, M. Huck, J. Smith and J. Aguirre really think they're studs, don't they? 82 ACTIVITIES I Tigers Get Crazy The 1984 Homecoming candidates are back row, Jim Bontjes, S. Huck, J. Smith, V. Steffen, K. Siegfried, J. Miles, front row, S. Hopkins, D. Hartman, Queen Sylvia Anest, King Rich McDaniel, Kim Huck, M. Huck. Queen Candidates S. Huck, D. Hartman and S. Anest have a little fun during the game. S. Huck flashes a smile for the camera while walking onto the field during the ceremony. 84 The Tiger football team goes against the Morrill Lions on Homecoming. During Homecoming A. Hoff and E. Siegfried take time from the dance to smile for the camera. D. Hartman, K. Siegfried and M. Bateman share a joke at the dance. Homecoming 1984 was a great success again this year. The week rotated around the theme, Let's Get Crazy. On Wednesday, students dressed up like what they wanted to be when they grow up. This idea was new and a huge success. The big pep-rally was held on Friday and the band did their contest show. The evening the Mighty Tiger rolled past the Morrill Lions, 18-7. Sylvia Anest and Rich McDaniel were crowned King and Queen of the 1984 Homecoming. D Hartman and her father pose for the camera during the crowning ceremony. Students Compete In Contests R. Dunder, S. Anest and D. Hartman answer some of the contest questions. Eight students competed in the nation-wide Knowledge Master contest for the first time. The computer contest was given each semester. The two hundred multiple choice question test lasted two hours. The questions covered everything imaginable related to school subjects. In the first semester contest the team placed fifth out of eleven schools in Nebraska and second semester they placed seventh. Out of a possible 2000 points, the team earned 979 first semester and 965 second semester. In the first semester 236 schools nation wide competed and second semester 437 schools competed. Fifteen students traveled to Chadron in March to compete in the 25 annual Inter-High Scholastic contest held at the college. The students competed against more than 2,200 students from four states in 51 categories. Bayard earned 15 points and placed sixth in their class. K. Lind received third in Beginning Typing. Top: S. Anest, R. Dunder, C. Hubbard, J. Yakel; Bottom: S. Huck, Candace Burry, not pictured R. Becker M. Rose takes a break from Back: G. Wilson, G. Alles, P. Morehead, K. Siegfried, S. Anest, J. Aguirre, D. Hartman; Middle: V. Bowers, K. Vincent, M. Rose, D. Dukesherer; Front: T. Corrigan, Kim Schmall, K. Lind and Kristi Laeger studying. 86 Second Annual Winter Royalty Is A Success On January 12, 1985 the Bayard High School Future Homemakers of America sponsored the second annual Winter Royalty Dance. Before the dance the in-divincable Bayard Tigers Boys Basketball team squared off against the Mighty Grant Plainsmen. At that specific time, each was ranked number 1 in the state in their respective classes. But someone had to lose. Before one of the biggest crowds that ever packed into Bayard's gym-nasims, consisting of reporters from almost every prominant newspaper in Nebraska and many radio stations, the Bayard Tigers slipped by the Plainsmen by a mere 2 points to keep their record unblemished. The plainsmen loss would be their only one of the season as they won the State Championships in March. After the thrilling match-up, the Winter Royalty King and Queen were crowned. Kim Huck and Matt Huck were this year's royalty. Following the crowning, the student body went to a beautifully decorated black and white gym and danced to the sounds of Complete Music. The theme was “Old Time Rock and Roll and everyone had a old-fashioned good time. 87 1985-Winter Royalty Candidates: J. Bontjes, J. Miles, J. Aguirre, J. Anest, M. Huck, Kim Huck, K. Siegfried, D. Hartman, M. Johnson, T. York, V. Steffen, not pictured Jeff I Ioagland. Pep Rallies Show T. Miles and C. Kniss represent the Junior class in the First Football game” pep rally. The Nerds” are portrayed by members of the Pep Club in the skit before the Distiict Championships with North Platte St. Pats. There they are- the top four finalists in the Miss Bayard contest: J. Krantz, Matt McCoy, C. Kniss and J. Rose. J. Krantz won the contest. 88 The BHS coaches take part in the Homecoming pep tally skit, the candy store”. Student Body's Enthusiasm The BHS Cheerleaders try to look cool at the first football game pep rally. No one is quite sure where the action is at the Homecoming pep rally. VN No, Kelly, we're the Tigers. Kelly Huck holds a sign for the North Platte St. Pats Irish at the District BasketballPep rally for the Family Fued skit. The pep band also cheers at the first football game pep rally. D. Hartman dresses Matt McCoy at the first football game pep rally in women's clothing. 89 Junior Class Puts On The 90 The villian, J. Yakel keeps the attention of the hero E. Siegfried and R. Eirich. Scheme Of The Driftless Shifter On Tuesday, March 26, at 7:30 p.m. the Class of 1986 put on the annual Jr. Class Play. This year's play was entitled The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter, a mixed-up melodrama in 3 scenes. The director of the play was Mrs. Shirley Huck with assistant directors Matt Huck and Deb Hartman. The play's plot was a mixed-up play being put on by amatuers with goofs being thrown in to add to it's comedy. Curtain call features H. Anest, E. Siegfried, T. Reynolds, M. Rose, J. Gonzales and J. Yakel. Gladys..........................Helen Anest Henery Pompington .........Rob Eirich Marigold Pompington.....Jody Meter Petunia Pompington . . Traci Reynolds Rover............................Kyle Kiesel Rex Holmes......................Jamie Yakel Victor Strongheart .....Eric Siegfried Piano Player ...........Kim Schmall Scrubwoman ...........DeAnne Randall Director of the Play . . . Michelle Rose Stage Manager....................Juan Gonzales Man behind lady in the hat...............Chris Kniss Lady in hat ..........Marget Bulman Usher ..................Kurtis Kautz Pompter of the play . . Travis Petersen R. Eirich has a few words with his daughter T. Reynolds. PROUDLY M3 fj m PRESENTS The Scheme of the Driftless Shifter 91 1985 Jr.- 1985 Senior Prom candidates were; T. Wilson, J. Anest, D. Hartman, J. Miles, Queen Kara Siegfried, King Cory Miller, V. Steffen, Matt McCoy, Candace Burry and J. Hoag-land. The Max'' is always a favorite with the BHS students. Sr. Prom Was 92 J. Anest shows what hard work it takes to really get down . R. George and J. Krantz thoroughly enjoy the dance. Almost Paradise The 1985 Jr.-Sr. Prom was a delightful experience for all who attended- Almost Paradise like its theme. The banquet started at 6:30 and ham, baked potatoes, cranberry sauce, green beans and Hawaiian delight was served by the sophomore servers. The entertainment was provided by a number of senior guys and Mr. Begley, senior sponsor, who did the hula. The dance started at 9:00 and went till 1:00. The group got down with the MAX. King Cory Miller and Queen Kara Siegfried were crowned at 10:00. The evening was like an evening in paradise. 1985 Prom Servers were: K. Vincent, G. Alles, P. Vera, K. Goss, J. Kildow, Curtis Schwartzkopf, D. York, N. Kramer, K. Propp, Chris Miller, J. Krantz, V. Bowers. F Siegfried and Mike McCoy applaud their choice for a winner of the hula contest. Seniors S Huck, V. Steffen, D. Hartman and T. Wilson listen to a poem written by Michelle Rose at the banquet. Seniors J. Aguirre, S. Hopkins, R. McDaniel, J. Miles and J. Anest hula their way into the hearts of the crowd at the banquet. R. McDaniel won the contest. Sophomore server N. Kramer carefully pours J. Miles drink at the banquet. 93 94 Students Take Role In Government Elected Officers C. Commissioner - J. Meter C. Judge - J. Yakcl C. Attorney R. Becker C. Clerk - D. Randall Clk of Dist. Court - C. Kniss C. Treasurer - M. Rose C. Assessor - Kristi Laeger C. Sheriff - E. Siegfried C. Supt. of Schools - J. Rischling C. Surveyor - R. Eirich Appointive Officers C. Extension Agent - K. Kautz Home Ec. Agent J. Liakos Handyman-Handi Bus- C. Elerbeck Weed Control Auth. Supt. - J. Gonzales C. Highway Supt. R. George Probation Officer - Kyle Kiesel Soil Conservation - T. Petersen Back. Kyle Kiesel, J. Rischling. R. George, R. Becker, E. Siegfried. K Kautz. R. Eirich, I. Petersen; front: J. Yakel, J. Liakos, C. Kniss. J. Meter. C. Elerbeck, Kristi Laeger. M. Rose. D. Randall. J Gonzales H. Anest checks the time as she patiently waits for someone! Seventeen juniors were elected to office for County Govt. Day held in Bridgeport on May 1. The rest of the class attended the afternoon session. James Macken, Morrill County Judge administered the oath to the student officers. Speakers for the day were Dr. George Watson, Jr. Professor of Criminal Justice from Chadron State College, and A.C. Johnson Post Commander of the American Legion Post No. 2Q In the afternoon a mock trial sponsored by the Morrill County Bar Association was held with the students taking an active part. Before the students went to Bridgeport, they held a mock election in the Civic classes to choose their officers for the day. Mr. Jim Coon was the students' sponsor for the day. M. Rose, D. Randall and Kristi Laeger take their oaths for their offices. Students Receive Awards non Scholarship awards went to sophomore C. Schwartzkpf. Junior M. Bulman. sophomore J. Krantz. freshman K. Kuxhausen, freshman J. Hohnstein and junior Traci Reynolds. J. Yakel received the U.S. Army Scholar Athlete Award. Senior selected to the Hall of Fame were R McDaniel. M Huck, S. Anest and Kim Huck. Perfect attendance went to Greg Becker. E. Siegfried. R. Fertig, T. Rice. G. D. Hartman received the Bayard Transcript Scholar Kizzire, S. Huck, H. Knotts and J. Genoways. ship. Students R. McDaniel passes the athletic letter down to Junior Kyle Kie-sel. J. Miles, 1985 Senior Class President, passes down the Yoke of Honor to the 1986 Senior Class President. Citizenship awards went to Senior S. Anest, Junior Traci Reynolds Junior Kyle Kiesel, Sophomore Curtis Schwartzkopf, Junior Helen Anest, Freshman R. Ensser, Senior M. Huck, Freshman Greg Becker, sophomore D. Dukesherer, Freshman K. Lind and Sophomore H. Knotts. Honors And Award; S. Anest passes down the school spirit award to Junior Traci Reynolds. R. Dunder passes down the book of knowledge to Junior M. Bulman. 96 A.re Presented Publicly S. Huck receives the Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. J. Smith and Candace Burry read the Senior Class Prophecy. 98 Let the good times roll! M Coach Lentz and Coach Begley chit-chat about the next play. C. Kniss shows the agony in his feet. . Smith and M . Huck know how to have a good time. | u - T Miles attended the guest book at an Adult Living Wedding. .T ' Eighth Grade Ponders Future Paulette Anest Julie Armstrong Scott Bernhdtdt Bob Billingsley Cameron Brown Becky Buxbaum Dean Castellaw Melany Crecilius Danny Ebers Heidi Eirich Ann Fields Steve Franklin Katie Fries Becky Garcia Roselinda Gonzales Chris Hasse Misti Higgins Heather Hoagland Heather Hornback Melinda Johnson Melissa Johnson Kristin Kiesel James Kizzire Kande Laeger Tina Leetch Danny Lichius Penny Maher Tyson Marker Jennifer Maser Jay Pauley Joy Petersen Suzanne Pontine Scott Rafferty Troy Peynolds Christi Rush Darren Sanchez Dean Sauer Brenda Schanaman Jonathan Schneider Christina Schwartzkop Christy Steffen Andrew Thoeny 100 Seventh Grade State Climb To The Top Richard Anderson Bcssiclcc Anest Marylou Arends Kimberly Bauer Gretchen Becker Heath Belden Kenneth Buxbaum Tammy Chaon Timothy Claver Candy Crews Steve Dunder Leisa Ensser Corienne Faustman Jama Lee Fiscuc Manuel Garcia Lynn Genoways Dawn Harimon Robert Houston Scott Johnson Chance Jones David Jones Kerry Kniss Holli Kreman Chad Leever Shane McNabb Christopher Piepei Nikki Rice ElDcan Ryckman Andrew Sauer Shane Siegfried Jim Sinks Ricky Snyder Tracy Staska Janel Strieker Julie tenBensel Joylyn Worth Not Pictured Kendra Keith 101 Extracurricular Activities Grade 8 Class Officers: Top: J- Petersen-presi-dent, J. Schneider-secretary, Bottom: J. Arm-strong-treasurer, M. Crecelius-v. president The following students attended the Morrill County Spelling Contest. Top: S. Dunder, D. Ebers, C. Hasse, Troy Reynolds, T. Claver, Bottom: K. Kniss, K. Bauer, P. Anest, L. Ensser and P. Maher. T. Claver made the overall finals and placed fifth. P. Maher finished fourth in grade eight and T. Claver placed second and S. Dunder ranked fourth in grade seven division. Grade 7 Class Officers: Standing: B. Anest - v. president, A. Sauer - president. K. Bauer - treasurer, seated: J. Strieker - secretary. Left: C. York, C. Hasse, prince, J. Worth, princess, C. Steffen The junior high held their annual Heart Fund Collection and Dance during February. The students collected more money this year than ever before. Prince C. Hasse collected $118.50 and Princess J. Worth collected $180. Mr. Jim Coon coordinated the activities at the school. Mrs. Florence Hensen, Morrill County Heart Association chairman, sponsored the February 16 dance. 102 Keep Junior High Busy Back: A. Sauer, S. Dundcr, S. Bernhardt, A. Houston, S. Seigfried, J. Strieker, D. Sanchez, C. Leever, Troy Reynolds, C. Jones, H. Bcldon; Middle: B. Anest, J. tenBensel, L. Ensser, C. Faustman, N. Rice, Krisin Kiesel, B. Schanaman, H. Kreeman, J. Petersen, P. Anest, Chris Schwartzkopf, C. Steffen, J. Maser; Sitting: Ricky Snyder, S. McNabb, T. Claver and C. Peiper The flag team marched in the parade at the Sidney Octoberfest. Seventh giadei busily piepaie their next assignment. Back: Kristin Kiesel, K. Fries, C. Faustman, B. Schanaman; Front: Jama Fiscus, C. Steffen and J. tenBensel The flag team performed at all home football games and traveled with the high school marching band to parades and competition events. Mr. Rischling was their sponsor. The swing choir, a select group of seventh and eighth graders, attended a one day clinic in North Platte. The group also performed at several concerts during the school year. Kristy Kuxhausen was their accompanist. 103 Junior High Enjoy School Life. The jprls help FHA members sell spirit balloons at bas?setball games. The girls enjoy cheering for their favorite Tiger player and team. Seventh graders attempt to prepare the next day's English assignment. Mr. Coon applies the stick of learning to D. G. Becker, C. Crews and N. Rice, future scientists of Bayard, have their first Lichius during the study of Colonial histo- lesson in frog dissection. ry- 104 Junior High Have Competitive Season Top row: Melinda Johnson, J. Worth, L. Genoways, D. Harimon, L. Ensser, J. Strieker, B. Anest, K. Bauer, J. tenBensel, G. Becker, Coach Foland. Second row: Jama Fiscus, C. Faustman, M. Higgens, Angie Ybarra, P. Maher, B. Buxbaum, T. Leetch, T. Chaon, T. Staska; Third row: H. Eirich, J. Maser, S.Pontine, J. Hoagland, C. Steffen, N. Rice, C. Crews, H. Kreman, K. Kniss, Kristin Kiesel: Fourth row; M. Crecilius, K. Fries, b Schanamen, Chris Schwartzkopf, J. Petersen, P. Anest, Melissa Johnson, R. Gonzales, J. Armstrong, Kande Laeger The boys' football team finished their season with a 0-5 record. They played Morrill, Bridgeport, Gering, Kimball and Mitchell. Mr. Kufeldt, head coach, stated, Our final game with Gering did show the team that with enough hard work and desire they could play a good game and be f roud of their performance regard-ess of the score. Young Tigers tackled the Morrill ball carrier in one of their games. The highlight of the young Tigers volleyball team was taking first place in the Melbeta Junior High Volleyball Invitational. The eighth grade finished the season with a 5-1 record and the seventh grade finished with a 2-2 record. Coach Foland had this to say about the girls7 season. I thought both squads had a very good season and they hold promise for the J. Maser bumps the ball to one of her teammates. Top row: Mr. Coon, asst, coach, J. Sinks, C. Hasse, D. Sanchez, S. Siegfried. C. York, S. Bernhardt, Mr. Kufeldt, head coach: Second row: S. Johnson, E. Ryckman, S. Rafferty, D. Castellaw, C. Leever, T. Claver, D. Jones, S. McNabb, D. Ebcrs, student manager; Third row Ricky Snyder, B Billingsley, A Sauer. C. Pieper. Jay Pauley, S. Dunder. Troy Reynolds, J. Schneider, A. Houston; Bottom row: S. Franklin, C. Jones, M. Garcia, D. Sauer, J. Kizzire and H. Beldon Jr. High Students Take The junior high boys had a combined record of 8 wins and 3 losses. The eighth grade had a 3-3 record and the seventh grade had a 5-0 record. Mr. Coon, the coach, said that these boys were a good prospect to carry on the tradition of high school basketball. The junior high girls' team had a combined record of 6 wins and 5 losses. The girls won the NPV tourney title for the second straight year. The seventh grade had a 1-3 record and the eighth grade had a 5-2 record. Leading scorer for the seventh grade was Joy Worth with a average of 3.8 points per game. Paulette Anest was leading scorer for the eighth grade with 7.1 points per game. Coach for the girls was Mr. Foland. Boys Basketball: Top: Coach Coon, T. Claver, J. Sinks, S. Johnson, A. Houston, C. Leever, S. McNabb, S. Siegfried, D. Ebers. Middle: D. Jones, C. Pieper, C. Jones, D. Sauer, C. York, J. Kizzire, S. Dunder, A. Sauer, H. Beldon, Ricky Snyder; Bottom: D. Sanchez, T. Marker. T. Reynolds, J. Schneider, Jay Pauley, D. Castellaw, S. Rafferty, D. Lichius, C. Hasse Girls Basketball: Top: P. Maher, Coach Foland, J. Petersen, C. Steffen, Second row: B. Schanaman, R. Gonzales, B. Garcia, Angie Ybarra, T. Leetch, J. Maser, H. Eirich, P. Anest, Chrissy Schwartzkopf, Kristen Kiesel, Third row: S. Pontine, T. Staska, T. Chaon, Marylou Arends, L. Ensser, J. Sticker, K. Bauer, K. Kniss, D. Harimon, Jama Fiscus, M. Crecelius, Bottom: J. Worth, L. Genoways, J. tenBensel, N. Rice, Gretchen Becker, B. Anest, H. Kreeman, C. Faustman 106 Pride In Their Sports The wrestlers participated in two tournaments. They finished fourth in the NPV tourney and the Harrisburg Invite. They competed in ribbon wrestling at Bridgeport and a triangular with Oshkosh and Harrisburg. Coaches for the wrestlers were Mr. Brandt and student teacher Mr. Voycheske. Wrestling: Back: Mr. Voycheske, J. Schneider, Cameron Brown, C. Leever, C. York, S. Rafferty, S. Siegfried, K.. Buxbaum; Front: B. Billingsley, C. Jones, R. Anderson, D. Castellaw, H. Beldon, Ricky Snyder, S. Franklin; not pictured D. Sauer, S. McNabb, E. Ryckman, S. Dunder, C. Pieper, M. Garcia and Coach Brandt D. Sauer ties up his opponent for a takedown. 107 Jr. High Do Well In Track The junior high track team had a short but successful season. They participated in three meets and one dual with Bridgeport. At the first meet of the season the girls placed second and the boys fifth at the Bayard Junior High Invite. The girls finished second and the boys third at the Bridgeport relay. At the NPV meet hosted by Bayard, the girls won and the boys took second. Girls Track: Top, Mr. Voycheske, Coach Coon, B. Buxbaum, Kandc Laeger. Second row. P. Anest, K. Kiesel, J. Petersen, B. Schanamen, M. Crecelius, Jama Fiscus, J. Maser, C. Steffen, K. Fries, D. Harimon, P. Maher, Third row: Marylou Arends, R. Gonzales, Chrissy Schwartzkopf, H. Eirich, Julie Hoagland, J. Armstrong, S. Pontine, C. Faustman, K. Keith, K. Bauer, Bottom row: N. Rice, K. Kniss, B. Anest, J. Strieker, L. Ensser, C. Crews, Gretchen Becker, T. Chaon, J. TenBensel. J. TenBensel shows her style as she clears the hurdles. 108 Boys Track: Top row. Coach Brandt, T. Marker, D. Sanchez, C. Hasse, S. Rafferty, C. York, D. Castellaw, Cameron Brown, Middle row, D. Jones, K. Buxbaum, C. Leever, S. McNab, T. Claver, J. Schneider, Troy Reynolds, Ricky Snyder, Bottom row, J. Kizzire, D. Sauer, S. Siegfried, A. Houston, C. Jones, S. Dunder, A. Sauer. Seventh grade girls take a break for a time to catch their breath and visit. Pep Club Cheers Their Team On Top: J. Worth, J. Hoaglund, S. Pontine, Kristen Kiesel, M. Crecelius, J. Maser, C. Steffen. Second row: H. tirich. P. Anest, Kande Laeger, P. Maher, B. Buxbaum, L. Genoways, C. Faustman, T. Leetch, Jama Fiscus, Third row: B. Schanaman, K. Fries, C. Crews, L. Ensser, B. Anest, J. Sticker, K. Bauer, Gretchen Becker, D. Harimon, H. Kreeman, K. Kniss, Bottom: J. tenBensel, J. Petersen, Chris Schwartzkopf, J. Armstrong and N. Rice. J. Maser and C. Steffen with a little help from their friends promote spirit at a game. The members of the Pep Club enjoyed traveling to the football, basketball and wrestling events during the school year. Cheerleaders were selected before the basketball season. Mrs. Sharon Hoffman was the sponsor. Cheerleaders: Top N. Rice, J. Petersen, J. Armstrong, Chris Schwartzkopf, J. tenBensel 109 Junior High Students J. Petersen receives the spirit award from Mrs. Hoff- man Cameron Brown receives the second place outstanding athletic award from Mr. Brandt. Scholarship awards were presented to T. Claver, S. Dunder, J. Maser and M. Crecelius Citizenship awards were presented to T. Claver, L. Ensser, J. Petersen and Troy Reynolds Current Events award certificates were presented to back: J. Strieker, A. Sauer, Ricky Snyder, S. McNabb, T. Claver, Bottom: K. Bauer, A. Houston, S. Dunder, C. Faustman and H. Beldon T. Marker receives an outstanding student award from Mr. Coon Receive Recognition Jama Fiscus, J. Worth, D. Harimon, K. Keith and C. Faustman eagerly await their awards. 0) f) G a 0 D. Schanamen, Chris Schwaitzkopf, B. Anest, T. Claver, S. Siegfried icceives superior band certificates from Mitchell contest. S. Dunder receive ; a spelling contest participation certificate from Miss Christensen IKttfWftJ II1111 i C. York earns a football letter from Mr. Kufeldt, coach. Perfect attendance award winners were back: D. Castellaw, D. Lichius, D. Sanchez, S. McNabb, S. Troy Reynolds receives first place outstand-Siegfried; bottom Julie Hoagland, C. Steffen, Cretchen Becker, L. Ensser, N. Rice ng athletic award from Mr. Brandt. Ill Seniors Involved Aguirre, Johnny- Spanish Club-3, 4; Choir-1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country-2; Track-4 Anderson, Tony- Honor Society-4; Student of the Month-4; County Gov't. Day-3; Cross Country-1; Wrcstling-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, Debate-1 Anest, Jim- Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-1, 2; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir-3, 4; High Plains Choir-3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-2, 3; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4 Anest, Sylvia- Honor Society-3, 4; Class Officer-2, 3, 4; Cheerleader-2, 3; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart-4; FHA-2, 3, 4, Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen-4 Arends, Marvel- Honor Society-3, 4; Library Aide-3, 4; Class Play-3 Bontjes, James- Choir-1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club-3; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Brown, Calvin- Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band Burry, Candace- Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-4; Class play-3; County Gov't. Day-3; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball-1; Track-1, 2 Dunder, Robert- Honor Society-3, 4; Scholastic Contest-1, 2; Choir-1, 2, 3; Knowledge Master Contest-4; Basketball-1 Gonzalez, Andrea- Pep Club-2, 4; Spanish Club-2, 3, 4; FHA-1; Volleyball-1; Choir-1, 2 Hditman, Deb- Honor Society-3, 4; Publications Staff-3, 4; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club-2, 3, 4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-1, 2; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Knowledge Master Contest-4; Plays-3, 4 Hoagland, Jeff- FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Choir-4; High Plains Honor Choir-4; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4; Speech team-3, Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Band-1, 2; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; One-Act Plays-3; Football-2 Hopkins. Shawn- Publications Staff-4; Class Officer-2; Choir-4; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Football-1, 2, 4; Scholastic Contest-3 Hubbard, Calvin-FFA State Farmer-4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-3, 4; Swing Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA officer 4; Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Huck, Kimberly- National Honor Society-3, 4; Winter Royalty Queen-4; Class Officer-1, 2, 3; Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; FHA-2, 3, 4; Swing Choirs-2, 3; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; National Scholar-Athlete Award-Army Reserve-3 Huck, Matthew- FFA State Farmer-4; Honor Society-3, 4; Winter Royalty King-4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3. 4; Speech Team-3, 4; Class Play-3; Swing Choir-1, 2 Huck, Shauna- Honor Society-4, Pep Club-1, 2. 3. 4; FHA-2. 3. 4; Plays-3, 4; Knowledge Master-4; Speech team-3, 4; Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2 Johnson, Michelle- Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Library aide-4 McCoy, Matthew- Scholastic Contest-3; County Gov't. Day-3; Choir-1, 2, 3; Class Play-3, Football-2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 McDaniel, Rich- Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Swing choirs-1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State-3; Class Play-3; Speech team-3; County Gov't. Day-3; Football-2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Miller, Cory- High Plains Honor Choir-3, 4; All-State honor Choir-3, 4; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4, Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer-4; County Gov't Day-3; Speech team-4; Football-1, 2; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Track-1 112 In Many Activities Pauley, Jamey- FFA-3, 4; County Gov't. Day-3; Football-1, 2, 3; Basketball-1, 2; Track-1, 2 Savala, Ramona- Spanish Club-4 Savala, Raul- Publications Staff-3 Schmunk, Troy- Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir-3, 4; County Gov't. Day-3; Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3 Schwartz, Randy- Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA-1, 2; Choir-2, 3; Cross Country-1, 2; Track-1, 2, 3, 4 Siegfried, Kara- Honor Society-4, Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4; Publications Staff-3, 4; State Speech-4; Swing Choirs-1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major-3, 4; Prom Queen-4; All-State Choir-3; High Plains Choir-2, 3; Sports-1, 2, 3, 4 Smith, Jefferi- Football-1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir-1, 2; Scholastic Contest-3; Publications Staff-4; Speech team-4 Snyder, Rocky- Choir-1, 2, 3; FFA-1; Swing choir-1, 2; County Gov't. Day-3; Track-3, 4; Wrestling-1, Football-1 Steffan, Vivian-exchange student-Denmark; Publications staff-4; Pep Club-4; FHA-4; Choir-4; Volleyball-4; Track-4 Wilson, Thomasine- Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band-2, 3, 4; High Plains Honor Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choirs-2, 3, 4; Choir-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA-1, 2; Class Play-3; Basketball-1, 2 Ybarra, Alice- Pep Club-1, 4; Spanish Club-2, 3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2; Basketball-1 York, Tamara- Scholastic Contest-1, 2; Choir-1, 2, 4; Swing Choir-1; Volleyball-1; Spanish Club-4 T. Wilson feeds J. Aguirre a piece of cake in the reception following the mock weddings. K. Siegfried lights a candle after being tapped for National Honor Society. 113 T. Schmunk and T. Anderson model the latest style in BHS wrestling jackets. C « g co £ r m c 5 o —I 2 D ,'8 8 8' CO a'S ' a's 00 . 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Paul - 23, 28, 50, 51, 64, 69, 93 Vincent, Kim - 23, 55, 64, 65, 69, 74, 78, 80, 93 Waugh, Glenn - 23 Willey, Eric - 23, 50, 51, 76 York, Deirdre - 23, 41, 48, 73, 74, 75, 80, 81, 93 FRESHMEN Arelleno, Joe - 24, 32, 54, 57, 64, 68, 69 Aguirre, Patricia - 24, 78 Alles, Amy - 24 Arends, John - 24 Becker, Antonia (Toni) - 24, 41, 49, 73 Becker, Greg - 24, 25, 50. 52, 60, 64. 96 Blue, Wade - 24, 32, 64, 76 Broderick, Janelle - 24, 26, 73 Burry, Connie - 24, 26, 41, 49, 64, 73 Buskirk, Sharry - 24, 29 Chaon, Melissa - 24, 96 Chambers, Amy - 24, 41, 49, 53, 55, 64, 73, 78 Contreras, Tom - 24, 32, 50 Duncan, Holly - 24, 26, 41, 47, 49, 55, 64, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78 Ensser, Ryan - 24, 25, 32, 45, 64, 69, 80, 96 Feil, Lisa - 24, 26, 41, 49, 64 Fiscus, Allen - 24, 32, 45, 64, 76, 77 Genoways, Julie - 24 Hagan, Tamra - 24, 26 Henkel, Craig - 24, 64, 76, 77 Hoagland, Tonya - 24 Hohnstein, Jill - 24, 25, 41, 49, 55, 64, 69, 80, 95 Hopkins, Della - 24, 41, 69, 73, 74, 75, 78 Horn, Lisa - 25, 29, 41, 55, 56, 57 Jerger, J.R. - 25, 45, 76 Kizzire, Gene - 25. 50, 64. 76. 96 Kniss, Valerie - 25, 26, 41, 49, 55, 64, 69, 73 Knotts, Holly - 25, 49, 64, 69, 80, 96 Kuxhausen, Kristine - 25, 26, 41, 64, 69, 95, 96 Lind, Kodee - 25, 41, 64, 75, 86, 96 Lopez, Tina - 25 McClelland, Shelly - 25 Morehead, Paul - 25, 32, 64, 86 Muhr, Troy - 25, 32, 45 O'Neal, Julie - 25, 26, 41, 49, 55. 64, 73, 74, 75, 78 Reed, Bud - 25 Rice, Tate - 25, 26, 32, 45, 64, 76 Rischling, Sue - 24, 41, 64, 80 Rose, Jim - 25, 32, 50, 64, 69, 80, 88 Savala, Anthony - 25, 32 Stuart, Barry - 25, 32, 76 Twombly, Jeff - 25. 45, 69, 76, 77 Walker, Kelly 25, 50, 76 Warm, Mary - 25 Ybarra, Joe - 25, 32 EIGHTH GRADE Anest, Paulette - 100, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109 Armstrong, Julie - 100, 102, 105, 108, 109 Bernhardt, Scott - 100, 103, 105 Billingsley, Bob - 100, 105, 107 Brown, Cameron - 100, 107, 108, 110 Buxbaum. Becky - 100, 105, 108, 109 Castellaw, Dean - 100, 105, 106, 107, 108, 111 Crecelius, Melany - 100, 102, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Ebers, Danny - 100, 102, 105, 106 Elrich, Heidi - 100, 105, 6, 108, 109 Fields, Ann - 100 Franklin, Steve - 100, 105, 107 Fries, Katie - 100, 103, 105, 108, 109 Garcia, Becky - 100, 106 Gonzales, Rose - 100, 105, 106, 108 Hasse, Chris - 32, 100, 102, 105, 106, 108 Higgins, Misti - 100, 105 Hoagland, Julie - 100, 105, 108, 109. Ill Hornback, Heather - 100 Johnson, Melinda - 100, 105 Johnson, Melissa - 100, 105 Kiesel, Kristin - 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109 Kizzire, James - 100, 105, 106, 108 Laeger, Kande - 100, 105, 108, 109 Leetch, Tina - 100, 105, 106, 109 Lichius, Danny - 100, 104, 106, 111 Maher, Penny - 100, 102, 105, 106, 108. 109 Marker, Ty - 100, 106, 110 Maser, Jennifer - 100, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110 Pauley, Jay - 100, 105, 106 Petersen, Joy - 100, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Pontine, Suzanne - 100, 105, 106, 108, 109 Rafferty, Scott - 100, 105, 106, 107, 108 Reynolds, Troy - 44. 45, 100, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 110, 111 Rush, Christy - 100 Sanchez, Darren - 44, 45, 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, 111 Sauer, Dean - 100, 105, 106, 107, 108 Schanaman, Brenda - 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Schneider, Jonathan - 100, 102, 105, 106, 107, 108 Schwartzkopf, Christina - 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Steffen, Christy - 100, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Thoeny, Andy - 100 Ybarra, Angie - 100, 105, 106 York, Corey - 32. 100, 102, 105, 106, 107, 108, 111 SEVENTH GRADE Anderson, Richard - 50, 101, 105, 107 Anest, Bessielee - 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Arends, Marylou - 101, 105, 106, 108 Bauer, Kimberly - 101, 102, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Becker, Gretchen - 101, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Beldon, Heath - 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 110 Buxbaum, Kenneth - 101, 107, 108 Chaon, Tammy - 101, 105, 106, 108 Claver, Timothy - 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 110, 111 Crews, Candy - 101, 104, 105, 108, 109 Dunder, Steve - 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 110. Ill Ensser, Leisa - 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111 Faustman, Corienne - 101, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111 Fiscus. Jama Lee - 101, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Garcia, Manuel - 101, 105 Genoways, Lynn - 101, 105, 106, 109 Harimon, Dawn - 101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Houston, Robert (Arnie) - 101, 103, 105, 106, 108. 110 Johnson, Scott - 101, 105, 106 Jones, Chance - 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108 Jones, David - 36, 101, 105, 106, 108 Keith, Kendra - 108, 111 Kniss, Kerry - 101, 102, 105, 106, 108, 109 Kreman, Holli - 101, 103, 105, 106, 109 Leever, Chad - 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108 McNabb, Shane - 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111 Pieper, Christopher - 101, 103, 105, 106 Rice, Nikki 101, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111 Ryckman, ElDean - 101, 105 Sauer, Andrew - 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 108, 110 Siegfried, Shane - 101, 103, 105, 10c, 107, 108, 111 Sinks. Jim - 101, 105, 106 Snyder, Ricky - 101, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110 Staska, Tracy - 101, 105, 106 Strieker, Janel - 101, 102, 103, 105, lOo, 108, 109, 110 tenBensel, Julie - 101, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109 Worth. Joylyn - 101, 102, 105. 106, 109, 111 115 Remember Whens Remember when, in years past. You'd always hoped you'd grow up fast. Many obstacles behind you'd leave Hurrying along without time to grieve. Now you've reached the highest mark And looking back to the very start There are so many Remember Whens That were made with special friends. Remember when, your freshman year. There was that dash of first day fear. Looking forward to setting goals. Preparing yourself for your high school roles. Establishing yourself as someone who could While keeping your mouth shut as freshmen should. Not daring to question, argue, or pry But going through life without asking why. Developing character along with your friends. This is the start of some of your favorite Remember Whens. Your sophomore year, remember when. The class of 85's hard work really began. One step higher, with one year behind. The goals of Varsity were set in your mind. Dreams were beginning to shape and to mold. Believing in yourself and trying to catch hold. All settled in and accustomed to the load. Trying to adjust to life's rocky road. This is a part of the many Remember Whens' That weie made with special friends. Experience in sports was coming of age. Making it difficult for opponents to gage. How long it would take for B.H.S. to fall. Never realizing you always gave your all. Displaying class for all to see. Setting an example of true quality. Becoming leaders in your own special w,ay. Growing in poise with each passing day. This is a part of the many ' Remember Whens That were made with special friends. Remember when, at graduation last year. You began to see that your own special day was drawing near. And now it appears, believe it or not, The days between surely aren't a lot. Looking back, the memories are there. Most are so vivid you can still remember where, The most embarrassing event that happened in your life, Really wasn't consisted of too terribly much strife. The time has come for Remember Whens to be made with some very special friends. Now it's the time to look ahead. For signs of fortune to be read. Yesterday is gone and tomorrow is here. And there is a place for a new kind of fear. May you hold your heads high with whatever you do. The class of 86 is proud of you. Do lecall the Remember Whens And always remember the very special friends. Remember when, your junior year. The class of 86 was inflicting fear. Michelle Rose I