P J cW. I +SjL XsL — Clojjicbva. Jo Coo l, cfc C oWil- Ca D S Ow r AiL J uum “Heukiit (T Vrv O UUO i JxOCaM LVYVJ AJ 1 i 4987 4wx 0 O . it v-.+.sr.- VJV'4' fc sss ssssss SSS; SSSSS! I 1 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1987 Table of Contents Students .... 4 Winter 51 | Seniors . 6 Spring 71 I Faculty-Adm. 29 Organizations 89 Fall 35 Jr. High 97 What do you think it takes to be a good class president? Greg Alles:You have to understand everybody's views and spend a little bit of your time when the class needs you. The Bayard High School Band played at all homa games. BACK IN Back in Black is a statement about the school year of 1986-87. It is a feeling of being with friends, having homework, competing in sports, participating in activities and being involved in every aspect of school. Back in Black was also a year of new hopes and expectations, a year of new goals being set and old goals being met. It was a year of making new friends and seeing old friends graduate and BLACK move away. Starting new relationships, preparing ourselves for the future, and gaining in knowledge were all a part of 1986-87. Most of all the school year was filled with a feeling of pride for everyone that was part of Bayard High, wearing the school colors of orange and black and showing school spirit at all times. Back in Black expresses the pride of Bayard High as displayed by the student body and faculty. The Homecoming dence: A succeee. 4 lass officers =s take charge Top left: Junior class officers-President G. Becker, Vice President R. Ensser, Secretary K. Lind and Treasurer B. Stuart. Top right: Freshman class officers-Vice President A. Sauer, Secretary S. Siegfried, President K. Bauer and Treasurer K. Knits. Right: Sophomore class officers-Vice President M. Crecelius, Treasurer S. Pontine, Secretary D. Sanchez and President M. Armstrong. 6 Jolly Juniors Joking Around Top: T. Becker, S. Schopen, J. Hohn-•teln, M. Chaon, T. Hoagland and J.. Broderick clowning around at football concessions on Halloween Night. Far right: B. Stuart and W. Blue taking time out to pose for the camera during lunch break. C. Burry concentrates on her test paper. Left: J. O'Neal and D. Hopkins showing what friends are during Journalism II class. Bottom right: C. Burry takes a break from Junior concessions to chat with seniors G. Alias and B. Burry. 7 Patricia Aguirre Joe Arellano John Arend Steve Baird Antonia Becker Greg Becker Wade Blue Janelle Broderick Connie Burry Sharry Buskirk Melissa Chaon Tom Doty Holly Duncan Ryan Ensser Allen Fiscus Julie Genoways Sean Gudgel Tami Hagan Craig Henkel Tonya Hoagland Jill Hohnstein Della Hopkins James Jerger Gene Kizzire Valerie Knits Holly Knotts Kristine Kuxhausen Kodee Lind Tina Lopez Fidel Moreno Paul Morehead Troy Muhr Julie O'Neal Ranata Parrlott Bud Reed 8 Tate Rice Jim Rose Paul Safford Sonja Schopen Barry Stuart Alan Teppert Floyd Teppert Jeffery Twombly Kelly Walker Mary Warm Juniors relive most embarrassing moments Everyone has been embarrassed at one time or another. Whether it is something stupid that was done or a bad situation or experience, everyone gets embarrassed. The class off '88 reveals their most embarrassing moments. Tonya Hoagland: When Bee, Rula and I were in the Bluffs and I went to throw my pop bottle out the window but the window was up and the pop went everywhere. Julie Genoways and Sharry Buskirk: When we followed Larry into the guy's bathroom at Hardees on Jan. 17, 1987. Troy Muhr: Getting caught with my stink spray in school by Mr. Armstrong and staying after school for it. Paul Morehead: When I slipped and fell in front of the Hemingford cheerleaders at the Bayard football game. Floyd Teppert: When I was riding a calf and I got bucked off and the rope got caught around my ankle and it drug me through the mud. Toni Becker: For my birthday we were at Casa Bonita and this big green furry creature came up and gave me a hug. Ranata Parriott: At Melbeta when I was drug into the boys' locker room while they were changing and they wouldn't let me out. Tina Lopez: Getting lost in Huntley, Nebraska, a town smaller than McGrew. Allen Fiscus: My most embarrassing moment was when I got the All-around cowboy at the rodeo and ran my horse across the arena to get my trophy and she bucked me off on my head. Jill Hohnstein: When my cousin paged me at McDonalds on a Saturday night. Holly Duncan: When Della and I crashed Bridgeport's homecoming. Kristy Kuxhausen: My most embarrassing moment occurred when I went skiing with Alles. I was flying down the bunny slope when one ski popped off and I slid down the hill, knocked one guy over, and got my ski caught on someone else's ski. Kodee Lind: When my car stalled in the middle of Main Street in the Bluffs and Tonya Hoagland fell out the car window. James Jerger: When I was staying in a hotel and I went to get ice and came back and knocked on the wrong door. Valerie Kniss: When my pickup was driving me over a hill and it forgot to stop for the cow that was crossing on the other side. Tate Rice: When Kim, Kelley and I were singing and dancing in the local bowling alley. Julie O'Neal: The night Kim Vincent and I got caught in a dog house together. Tami Hagan: When Tonya Hoagland jumped on my back in the Mall and we both fell on the floor in front of everyone. Jim Rose: When Joe's mom busted me in her room. Barry Stuart: When Wade and I got busted for leveling mail boxes. Craig Henkel: When I spilled water on this guy at the 21st Century dinner theater. Sonja Schopen: When I was at Scottsbluff Jr. High for my first day of Jr. High and I threw up all over my new clothes in the middle of class. Wade Blue: When Barry and I trashed my pickup on Easter Sunday on a cow. Della Hopkins: When the mom squad busted Julie O'Neal, Julie Hoagland and I. Paulette Anest Julie Armstrong Mike Armstrong Scott Bernhardt Cameron Brown Rebecca Buxbaum Dean Castellaw Melany Crecelius Heidi Eirich Ann Fields Dale Fisher Steve Franklin Katie Fries Rosalinda Gonzales Michael Gudgel Chris Hasse Misti Higgins Julie Hoagland Kristin Kiesel Jim Kizzire Kande Laeger Danny Lichius Penelope Maher Tyson Marker Jennifer Maser Debbie Messersmith Lisa Miller Chris Morehead Joy Petersen Suzanne Pontine Aaron Rabenberg Scott Rafferty Patricia Rein Darren Sanchez Dean Sauer 10 f jf Andy Thoeny Tracey Thomas Justin Willey Terri Wood Coray York not pictured Shannon Mott Jonathon Schneider Chris Schwartzkopf Christy Steffen Stephanie Stevens Landra Teppert Sophomores give best excuses What's your best excuse tor not having or being done with your homework? Mike Armstrong: My dad ate it. Jonathan Schneider: As i was crossing the street a beet truck ran over it. Mike Gudgel: I didn't do it. Scott Bernhardt: I left it at home. Terri Wood: I grabbed the wrong notebook. Justin Willey: My mom cleaned and threw it away. Tricia Rein: My brothers cut it up with scissors. Danny Lichius: A wind took it on the way to school. Lani Teppert: Because I couldn't find a pencil. Lisa Miller: I didn't get around to it. Stephanie Stevens: I had too much to do the night before. Joy Petersen: My horse ate it. S. Pontlns seems to be enjoying her book. T. Wood dresms of pleylng for the Beysrd footbell teem someday. Paulette Anest: I had a game last night and I didn't get around to it. Kris Kiesel: I don't know I'm still thinking of one. Heidi Eirich: I don't know. I forget. Aaron Rabenberg: My dog ate it. Christy Steffens: It fell into the toilet while I was curling my hair. Chrissy Schwartzkopf: I threw it away with some other papers. Debbie Messersmith: The garbage disposal ate it. Julie Hoagland: I don't need one. I just tell the truth I didn't do it. Jennifer Maser: I was running bath water and my little brother threw my notebook in. Melany Crecilius: I was out of notebook paper so I had to go to Scottsbluff for some and I got distracted at the Mall. Sophomores Create Memories (Abova) Sophomores C. Hsssa and M. Crecelius talk to other pep club members about another big win. (Above right) C. York and J. Petersen study cells through the microscope In Biology lab. (Above left) D. Messersmith and C. Haase work on a science lab in Mr. Begley's Biology class. Rlght:A. Rabenburg flashes his pearly whites. 12 Freshmen begin their journey Mr. Brenning directs his youngest high school band members. 13 Very proud is S. Siegfried of his brand new shirt. Richard Anderson Bessilee Anest Marylou Arends Jenny Baird Kimberly Bauer Gretchen Becker Heath Belden Ron Betson Hope Billingsley Faye Bulman Kevin Bushnell Kenneth Buxbaum Tammy Chaon Tracy Chrisman Tim Claver Candy Crews Stephanie DeCent Samantha Doty Steve Dunder Tammy Elerbeck Leisa Ensser Cori Faustman Jama Fiscus Manuel Garcia Lynn Genoways Jason Hackett Dawn Harimon Travis Hoagland Russ Hopkins Arnie Houston Scott Johnson Chance Jones David Jones Kendra Keith Kerry Kniss Holli Kreman Shane McNabb Scott Mitchell Alex Moreno Tanya Paban Chris Pieper Nikki Rice Andy Sauer Shane Siegfried Ricky Snyder Tracy Staska Danisa Sterkel Janel Strieker Julie tenBensel Theresa Teppert Joy Worth Freshmen express fears What was your worst fear entering High School? Entering High School can be a very frightening experience. Some of the Freshman were asked what their worst fear was entering High School. David Jones-harder work and getting picked on by seniors. Marylou Arends-harder work. Steve Dunder-a lot of homework and harder work and being picked on. Tracy Chrisman-not being able to find my classes. Jenny Baird-I was afraid of everything! Faye Bulman-meeting new people and getting lost. Rick Snyder-lots of homework, being picked on. Lynn Genoways-the classes. Tracy Staska-Honor roll. Samantha Doty-Getting lost. Ron Betson-the first week of football. Arnie Houston-my grades. Jama Fiscus-I have no fears. Julie ten Bensel-people (upper classmen) not liking me the way I am, but that's the way I am and that's the way it's gonna stay. Denise Sterkel-Getting to know the teachers and the kids and where my class rooms were. Tammy Elerbeck-Getting lost and more homework. Heath Belden-Mr. Wallace. Dawn Harimon-My grades. Teresa Teppert-Having a bad day! Russ Hopkins Harder work. Joy Worth-Meeting new people. Manuel Garcia-Getting initated. Holli Kreman-getting to class on time. Now I don't care. Kerry Kniss-harder work and getting good grades. 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HfUleg The Class of Eighty-Seven We're the senior class of Bayard High, We all have hopes and dreams. Some are surprised to have made it. For some it took some schemes. It only seems like yesterday When we all first started. But, in just a very short time We will have departed. We have had a long hard struggle. Hard work we have to give. Because of it, we have learned much And through it we have lived. We look forward to bright futures. Separate ways we will go. But, while we were together We sure put on a show. In the different activities Everyone was involved. In every aspect of the school In this class it revolved. The class members like to have fun. Yet, with style and poise. On the night of graduation. We are sure to make noise. Graduation is almost here. May twenty-fourth the day. They all look so grown-up and proud. All the people will say. When time in school is over. We'll say goodbye to friends. Bayard High's class of eighty-seven Is closer to the end. Jennifer Fiscus Kerry Meininger Devonne Tyree We will be out in the world. Successful we'll all be. Jobs or college we will attend. The people will all see. D. Dukesherer, K. Malnlngar and 0. Tyraa aarn polnta toward 'Sanior Snaak' by claaning up aftar a game. C. Parriott In hla usual way. mouth open, goes up for two points during PAC basketball action. S. Qarcla shows off his legs on 'Switch Day during Homecoming week. Alan Crecellus-Three free rides to State wrestling. Seniors remember highlights Looking back on your years at BHS, which moments stick out Becki Fiscus-When my in your mind? brother won State wrestling and when I got homecoming queen. Donna Dukesherer-Going to the State track meet my junior year. Justin Krantz-Football. Kim Vlncent-My 17th birthday party. Greg Alles-Wrestling. Leota Hubbard-Rejoining my friends at BHS. Mark Lichius-AII my track meets. Diane Sauer-The day I didn't go to school and went to the Oz-zy Ozborne concert. Kelley Schmall-The tattle tales in Washington, D.C. Sam Garcia-Wrestling for Coach Brandt. Vicky Bowers-Wearing the paint off the stairs in volleyball practice. Paul Vera-Wrestling. B. Flscus tries to make us believe she's studying. Kim Propp-Going to State track meet and winning Sub Districts in volleyball and the night of the Bridgeport football game my Junior year. Craig Parriott-Going to State basketball my Junior year. Robert Fertig-My sophomore summer and rooming with Bon Chi Chi my junior year at State basketball Brent Burry-State wrestling and State track. Eric Willey-My sophomore year at District wrestling. Jennifer Fiscus-Our band trip to Washington, D.C. Kristin tenBensel-When we went to Washington, D.C. to march in the Independence Day parade. Kim Goss-Going to the State track meet and all of our volleyball practices. Curtis Schwartzkopf-My sophomore and junior summers and football. Rule Anest-My 18th birthday party. Senior volleyball players give speeches at pep rally. J. Flscus and Q. Allas sign autographs for 'best personality'. Most V. Bowers and R. Fertig, the 'class clowns', clown around. Biggest 'Most brains', G. Alias compares the model brain with D. Duker-sherer's. Alias Greg-Transfer from Brighton, Colorado Football-1,3,4; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Class treasurer-2; Class President-3,4; County Government Day-3; Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1,2; District Wrestling-4 and 2 place-2,3; State Wrestling-4 place-2,3. Anest, Rula Kathryn-Band- 1,2,3,4; Stage band-1,2,3,4; Magic Rhythm-1,2; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Publication staff-4; Spanish Club-4; Basketball-1,2; High Plains band-4; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3. Becker, Michael-Wrestling-1,2,3,4. Bontjes, Joseph L.-Football-2, 3,4. Bowers, Victoria Lynn-Pep Club, 1,2,3; FFA Sweetheart-3; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Publication Staff-4; FHA-1,2; Choir-1,2,3; Office Worker-4; Class Play-3; One Act Play-1. Brown, Carey Dale-Band-1,2,3; Stage Band-1,2; Chorus-2,3,4; 21st Century-3,4; Swing Choir-2; All State Choir-4; High Plains Chorus-3,4; FFA-1; Wrestling-2; County Government Day-3. Burry, Brent-Football-2,3,4; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Track-3,4; Honor Roll-4; Chorus-2,3. Chaon, Dion Lee-21st Singers-4; Track-3; Chorus-2,3,4. Coonce, Tamra Renee-Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; Publication Staff-3,4; Volleyball-1; Basketball-1,2,3; Track-1,2,4; Pep Club-1,2; County Government Day-3; Chorus-1,2. Crable, Lori Lynn-Chorus-1,2; FHA-1; Spanish Club-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; County Government Day-3; Librarian Assistant-1,2. Crecelius, Alan D.-Class Secretary-4; Wrestling-1,2,3; National Honor Society-3,4. Dukesherer, Donna M.-National Honor Society-3,4; Band- 1,2,3,4; 21st Singers-3,4; Swing Choir-1,2; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; All State Choir-4; Class Play-3; High Plains Band-2,3,4. Fertig, Robert Allen-Basketball- 1,2,3,4; Publication Staff-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1,2; Track-1; County Government Day-3; FFA Officer-1,2,3,4; Class Officer-1; Forensic Club-1. Fiscus, Jennifer Kay-Publication Staff-4; Band-1,2,3; Chorus-1,2,4; Swing Choir-2; FHA-2,3,4; Speech team-1,2,4; Pep Club-1; County Government Day-3; Librarian Assistant-4; Citizenship Award-3. Fiscus, Rebecca Deanne-Publication Staff-3,4; 21st Singers-3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-4; Forensics Club-2,4; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3; High Plains Choir-4; All State Choir-4. 19 Garcia, Angela M.-FHA-1,2; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Spanish Club Vice President-4; Pep Club-2,3; Librarian Assistant-1,3; Scholastic Contest-3. Garcia, Samuel F., Jr.-Band-1,2; Stage Band-1,2; County Government Day-3; Librarian Assistant-4; Football-1,4; Wrestling, 1,2,3,4. Goss, Kimberly-Basketball-1,2,3,4; Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2; Track-1,2,3,4; Publication Staff-4; Choir-1,2,3; FHA-1,2, Office Worker-4; Prom Server-2; FFA Sweetheart Contestant-3; Speech-1,2. Hubbard, Leota-Transfer from Brighton, Colorado-4; Band-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2; Spanish Club-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4. Huck, Kelly-Publication Staff-3,4; Choir-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3; Cheerleader-1,2; County Government Day-3; Volleyball-1,2,3. Huck, Kristin Leigh-Honor Roll-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3,4; FHA Secretary-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3. Kildow, Jennifer Ann- Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Choir-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1,2,3; Class Play-3; FHA-1,2; Office Worker-4; Cheerleader-2; Pep Club- 1.2,3. C. Parrlott. J. Kildow and C. Schwartz-kopf primp for 'beat looking’. Kramer, Nate-Basketball-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2; Track-1; Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1,2; FFA-1; All Conference Basketball-2,3; All Region Basketball-3; Class Officer-1,2. Krantz, Justin T.-Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-2; Speech-1,2,3,4; Class Officer-3,4; Class Play-3; National Honor Society President-3,4; Football, All Conference, All Region, All State, Academic All State Basketball-1,2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4. Lichius, Mark Andrew-Chorus- 1,2; Pep Club-4; Basketball-1,2; Track-1.2,3,4; Speech-1. Meininger, Kerry Lynn-Pep Club-1,2,3,4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2; County Government Day-3; Librarian Assistant-1. Miller, Christopher Lane-21 st Singers-3,4; Swing Choir-1,2; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; State Track-2,3; High Plains-1,2,3; One Act Plays-1,2,3,4; Speech-1,2,3,4; Class Officer-4; County Government Day-3; Class Play-3. Parriott, Craig-Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3; 21st Singers-4; Choir-3,4; Honorable Mention All Conference-4; Honorable Mention All-State-4; Alternate Boys State-3. More Best Most Biggest Top: D. Sauer blows kisses while C. Schwartzkopf winks as 'biggest flirts'I Bottom: In their beat duda. K. SchmaH and P. Vera impress us for 'best dressed'. Propp, Kimberly Gay-Volleyball- 1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Publication Staff-4; FHA-1,2; Speech-1,2; County Government Day-3; Choir-1,2; Class President-2; Class Play-3; Swing Choir-2,3. Sauer, Diane Renee-Publication Staff-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-2; FHA-1,2; Pep Club Cheerleader-1,2,3; County Government Day-3; Office Worker-4; Volleyball-1,2,3; Basketball-1,2; Forensics Club-1; Honor Roll-2,3,4. Schmall, Kelley Jo-FHA-1,2,3,4; Magic Rhythm-1,2; 21st Singers-3,4; High Plains Choir-2,3,4; Girls State Alternate-3; Band-1,2,3; Stage Band-1,2,3,4; County Government Day-3; Pep Club-1,2,3; All State-3. Schopen, Peter Francis, Jr.- Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,3; Track-3,4; Choir-1,2,3; Speech-1,2,3,4; Scholastic Contest-1,2,3; County Government Day-3; Class Play-3; All Conference Honorable Mention Football-4. Schwartzkopf, L. Curtis-Foot-ball-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1,2,3; Class Secretary Treasurer-2,3; Class Vice President-1; All-Region Football-2,3,4; Boys State Representative-3; National Honor Society-3,4. Smith, Deirdre Ann-Pep Club-1,2,3; Volleyball-1,2,3; Basketball-1,2,3; Track-1; Choir-1,2,3; Swing Choir-1; FHA-1,2; Prom Server-2; Vice President-3; Speech-1,2. tenBensel, Kristin L.-National Honor Society-3,4; Publication Staff-3,4; Girls State-4; FHA-1,2,3,4; Speech-1,2,3,4; 21st Singers-3,4; Swing Choir-1,2; Band-1,2,3,4; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3. Tyree-Devonna Lynn-Chorus-1; FHA-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-2,3,4; County Government Day-3: Librarian Assistant-1,2. Vera, Paul Michael-Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Swing Choir-1,2; 21st Singers-3,4; Football-1,4; Band-1,2. Vincent, Kimberly-Band- 1,2,3,4; Choir-1,2,3,4; High Plains Band Choir-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-3,4; 21st Swing Choir-2,3,4; Forensics Club-1,2,4; All State Choir-4; FHA-2,3; Class Play-3; Track-1,2,3. Willey, Eric H.-Wrestling-1,2,3,4; FFA-1,2,3,4; District Wrestling-3. Top loft: Trying to keep th« nolsa down? 0. Chaon and A. Garcia act as 'the quietest'. Top right: K. Vincent and J. Krantz practice their talking abilities between classes as 'most talkative.' Bottom right: Throwing their cares behind as 'happy go lucky' la S. Garcia 21 and V. Bowers. R. Fertig and Mr. Wallace watching the snow Seniors get ready to hit the slopes, bunnies. C. Schwartzkopf trying to turn on his snowmobile. Some seniors to get ready for a sleigh ride to supper. Seniors experience new adventure On Thursday April 2, 1987 the seniors loaded onto the charter bus at 4:00a.m. and headed for Winter Park. They arrived there at 11:00a.m., checked out skis and snowmobiles and were on with a funfilled day in the mountains of Colorado. Towards the end of the day, a bus took them to the Morning Star Ranch where a sleigh pulled by two Belgian horses took them to a barn where they were served a delicious country style dinner. The folks were nice people, and the atmosphere was nice which made it a day to remember. After the seniors gathered together and loaded onto the bus we sat back and relaxed for a long journey home. Seniors travel on budweiser ' wagon. 22 K. Meininger and D. Tyree at top speed on the snowmobile. R. Anest. L. Crable and D. Tyree totally amused with the entertainment. N. Kramer, C. Miller, and C. Parriot go back to the loage for a snack. 23 24 Top: C. Miller and C. Parriott coach team member K. Propp in the baby-drinking contest. Middle: J. Klldow catches P. Schopen. C. Miller and C. Parriott on film as they make their first appearance. Right: Mrs. Huck watches as Mr. Wallace displays his cracker eating ability. Seniors enjoy annual breakfast It was really good and the decorations were really cool, was Rula Anest's comment on the senior breakfast held on Wednesday, May 20. The breakfast had a toga theme and was held at Los Laureles. Greg Alles, class president, gave a prayer before the traditional breakfast was served. Mr. Cundall, superintendent, and Mr. Armstrong, principal, each gave a short talk to the class. After eating, the group played three games that were related to the toga theme. After the games, the class met in the school gym to practice for the graduation ceremony. September-October Student of the Year Curtis Schwartzkopf and K. tenBensel D. Dukeshersr accepts the Student of the Year award from Mr. Cundall. Seniors get recognized by Lions' Club The Student of the Month is chosen according to character, leadership, scholarship, and school spirit. The students each receive a certificate of honor and are honored at a luncheon sponsored by the Lions Club. A monetary award is given to the Student of the Year. The Boys' and Girls' State representatives for the 86 87 year were Curtis Schwartzkopf and Kristin tenBensel. November-December G. Allas and J. Krantz January-February-March April-May K. Propp and A. Crecelius Jennifer Flscus. Kelley Schmall and D. Duke-sherer Seniors take the big step Another year has come and gone and the seniors have reached the highlight of their year...graduation. Special tears fall from each person, but the memories made by this group of seniors will never be forgotten. The class chose electric blue and white for their class colors with a blue-tipped white rose for their class flower. The class motto, which was written by Robert Fertig, read: A magic pond recalls years and years forever, but I need no magic to remember these special years we've shared together.'' The thirty-nine member class received their diplomas on May 24, at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Steve Alles giving the class sermon. The valedictorian was Greg Alles and the salutatorian was Justin Krantz. The class of 1987 became known for their unique qualities and with the help of their class sponsors, Mr. Wallace, Mrs. Evans, and Mrs. Huck, they will not soon be forgotten. D. Dukesherer and B. Burry look happy as they walk down the aisle at graduation. Members of the graduating class of 1987: Top Row-J. Bontjes, P. Schopen, A. Crecelius. Dion Chaon. R. Fertig. N Kramer. J. Krantz. C. Miller, Carey Brown. Row 2: Jennifer Klldow. Kristin Huck, K. tenBensei. L. Hubbard. B. Flscus, Jennifer Flscus, K. Meininger. R. Anest. D. Dukesherer. K. Goss. Row 3: S. Garcia. P. Vera. M. Lichlus, B. Burry, G. Alles. C. Schwartzkopf. C. Parriott, M. Becker. E. Willey. Row 4: T. Coonce, V. Bowers, K. Vincent, D. Smith. D. Sauer. K. Propp. Kelly Huck. L Crable, D. Tyree. A. Garcia, K. Schmall. K. Goss, K. Propp and D. Smith get ready for common- Valedictorian and salutatorian were G. Alles and J. Krantz. cemmencement exercises. Carey Brown and Dion Chaon joke around before graduation d[a±± J ![otto magic fiond xacaffi gaaxi and gaax± foxauax, HBut £f naad no magic to xamamljax tfiaia ifiaciaf yaax± ura ua ifzaxad togatfiax. cf o(jaxt axtig 27 2:00 p. m. ‘Processional- Pomp and Circumstance by Elgai Band Mr Bremng. Director ‘Invocation Pastor Peyton Scripture Reading Pastor Alios Class Sermon Pastor Alies Like an Eagle by Strommen We Are Not Alone by Strommen 21st Century Singers 21 st Century Singers Mrs Hoffman. Director Presentation of Class Mr Cundall Superintendent of Schools Acceptance of Class Mrs Wimmer President, Board of Education Class Roll Call Mr Armstrong Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mr Morns Board of Education Th« band, under the direction of Mr. Brenlng. played Pomp and Circumstance BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL May 24, 1987 Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises bids farewell Class of'87 After donning her regalio, K. Propp watches her classmates try on their hats. 8enedtciion Pastor Peyton ‘Recessional • ' Pomp and Circumstance by Elgar Band Eric Willey and the rest of the guys seem to be looking ahead into the future. ‘Remain Standing Laurie Bauer Librarian, high school Pep Club Kirk Begley Physical Natural Science, Football Doug Brandt Perry Brening Gene Claver Physical EJucetion Heolth, Instrumental Vocational Agnculturo. FFA History, Driver's Education, Wrestling, Football. Jr High Track Jim Coon History. Civics Economics. Jr. and Sr high school coach Sandra Didier Home Economics. FHA Janet Ensser Resource, English Susan Evans English. Writing, Publication Adviser Joe Foland Physical Education Health. Psysiology. Jr and Sr High Coach Linda Foos Guidance Counselor Dan Hadden Student Teacher Sharon Hoffman Vocal music, Jr High Pep Club Jim Hohnstein Typing. Bookkeeping. Athletic Director. Basketball. Track Shirley Huck English, speech. Class Play Sponsor, Speoch Coach Larry Kennedy Industrial Arts Joseph Lentz History. Football. Strength Class Semolina Montanez Spanish. English. Psychology. Spanish Club Delmar Porupsky Science, Jr High Football Gerald Thompson Computer, Math. Track X Teachers listen intently at a convention. A sign of exhaustion shown by Mrs. Hoffman. Mr. Armstrong and Mrs. Huck just foolin' around in the halls. not pictured Susan Schoeneman Special Education Margey Shipman School Nurse Teachers reveal pasttimes Teachers do spend a lot of time at school, but they do have hobbies to occupy their spare time. Some teachers took time to tell us what they do during their spare time Mrs. Evans: Reading, shopping, and baking. Mr. Foland: Going to the farm in Huntley, Wyoming, and helping with the cattle. Mr. Armstrong: Riding horses and hunting. Mrs. Huck: Spending time with the family and my granddaughter. Mrs. Montanez: Traveling, reading, crossword puzzles. Mr. Lentz: Watching my kids in various activities, traveling and reading. Mr. Brandt: Sports, hunting, fishing, watching movies, skiing (water and snow), and family activities. Miss Bauer caught by surprise. Mr. Kennedy: Draw, paint, woodworking and recreational activities. Miss Foos: Going to sports activities and listening to music. Miss Bauer: Work with students and travel. Mr. Hohnstein: Hunt, fish, and play poker and bridge. Mrs. Ensser: Reading, sewing and crafts. Mrs. Didier: Read, camping, church activities, cooking and sewing. Mrs. Hoffman: Sew, read, and taking care of Fritz and Scooter. Mr. Thompson: Hunting, fishing and grading papers. Mr. Coon: Hunting, fishing and gardening. Mrs. Tilman: Lift weights, sew and paint. That's not your locker. Mr. Begleyl Mr. Thompson says, Make my day. School Board and Administration Help Out The 1986-87 school board Includes, back: Carol Jerger, Marilyn Wlmmer, front: Steve Morris, Lloyd Steele, Harvey Elrich and Kent Andreas. Secretaries Connie York, Delores Thomas, Roma Engdahl. The Bayard High School's principal Robert Armstrong hard at work In his office. Operating BHS takes a lot of hard work and patience. Our administration was kept busy through the school year working to improve our school's standards and keeping everything running smoothly. The administration does not only deal with the students, but also the faculty and parents. One of the major undertakings for the 86-87 school year was when the administration and school board approved the plans for a new locker room and concession stand. Superintendent of schools Leroy Cundsll Deb Johnson replaced Roma Eng-dhal in October of 1986. smiles for the camera. Student aides help faculty High school students from study hall volunteer to be library aides. Miss Bower, Ithe librarian, gives the students a test over library procedures and the Dewey Decimal system to help improve the student's skills throughout the year. Duties of the library aides are to organize the shelves, put books back,. help in the elementary library and process new materials. Two to four students are used each period. Office aides are seniors who volunteer to give up their study hall. The aides answer the phone, deliver messages, run off copies for the faculty, and other office duties. Office workers: Beck-Diene Sauer, K. Propp; front-Jennifer Kildow, V. Bowers. Library workers: Top-Miss Bauer; third row-S. Garcia. Jennifer Fiscus, K. tenBensel. J. tenBensel. L. Ensser; second row-J. Willey. P. Maher, K. Kuxhausen. R. Parriott. B. Buxbaum, M. Warm; front-J. Hackett, K. Bushnel. M. Arends. R. Anderson, H. Balden. S. Doty, F. Bulman. 00 These are the ones These are the people behind the scenes. They don't get much recognition but without them, the school would have a hard time. We depend on them for hot lunches, rides to school and extracurricular activities and to keep the school buildings clean and neat. Maggie Van Buren took tickets at the many athletic events at the school. Bus drivers are back Pete Welsgerber, Betty Matthews. Kathle Hlegel. Richard Jerge front Larry Kennedy and Ron Langhofer. 34 Tigers Take Cl-16 Runner-Up Title The 1986-87 volleyball season, although disappointing, was overall a success. Coach Bill Wallace's team ended the season with a fourth place state rating and a record of 18-5. The Tigers took first in four tournaments which included the Bridgeport and Bayard Tournaments, the Tiger Invite and sub-districts. The Tigers placed second in the Morrill Tourney, PAC Tourney and Districts. The Tigers came just short of state, losing to Republican Valley in three sets at Ogallala. Outstanding members during the season were Kim Propp, who received All-State and All-Region honors. She also received PAC Tourney Team honors; Connie Burry received All-State, All-Region honorable mention and PAC Tourney team honors; Paulette Anest made the PAC Tourney team and All-Region Honorable Mention, while Ranata Parriott got PAC Tourney Honorable Mention. The team had five seniors, Kim Propp, Kim Goss, Jennifer Kildow, Vicky Bowers, and Donna Dukesherer. Coach Bill Wallace commented, The ability of this groqp of girls was outstanding but more important was their ability to work together and get along. They were very competitive and a great deal of fun to coach. Their sportsmanship was quite evident in every contest. They represented the community and school with great pride.” (Above) The five seniors on the teem were D. Dukesherer, K. Propp, Jennifer Kildow, K. Qoss, end V. Bowers. 36 (Above) K. Propp waits to go up for a block. Kim was on the All-Region and All-State teams. Morrill........................... 2-0 Sidney St. Pats....................2-0 Mitchell.......................... 1-2 Bridgeport Tournament............. 1st Oshkosh........................... 1-2 Bayard Tournament ................ 1st Hemingford........................ 2-0 Morrill Tournament.................2nd Alliance St. Agnes................ 2-1 Minatare.......................... 2-0 PAC Tourney........................2nd Bridgeport........................ 2-0 Tiger Invite.................... 1st Sub Districts Bridgeport........................ 2-0 Hemingford........................ 2-0 Districts Republican Valley.................. 12 Above: P. Anest backsets to C. Burry as the team fights the Bridgeport Bulldogs at Bridgeport. The Tlgt defeated them In two sets. Above: D. Dukesherer goes up to block an ap-ponent's spike. Above: C. Burry goes up to hit at a sub-district game at Mitchell. The Tigers were Sub-District Champs. Above: Coach Wallace takes an opportunity to talk to the team between sets. Girls Gain Experience (Above) Front row J. Petersen, J. Maser, C. Schwartzkopf, manager J. Muhr, Back L. Miller, T. Becker, Coach Langhofer, S. Schopen, and S. Stevens. (Above) Freshman team: D. Sterkel, K. Bauer, L. Eneser, J. Strieker, B. Anest, J. tenBensel, T. Teppert, H. Billingsley, Back T. Chrisman, K. Kniss, J. Fiscus, C. Faustman, Coach Langhofer, H. Kreman, T. Paben, J. Baird, manager J. Muhr. The frshman team took first In the Bayard Invitational Tourney. 38 Football action at its best Senior Football players. Top to bottom: P. Vera, C. Miller, P. Schopen, B. Burry, G. Alles, S. Garcia, C. Schwartzkopf, C. Parriott, J. Krantz, J. Bontjes. J. Rose and C. Parriott go after the attack. Back Row-Student Manager D. Gonzales. Head Coach K. Begley. A t' _ p) r k. Bushnell. R. Hopkins. S. Siegfried, S. Brandt. Student Manager B. Sauer. Second Row-Student Manager . • • • Sauer g. Rafferty. C. Hasse. C. York, D. San-McNabb. A. Houston. R. Batson. T. Clever, C. Jones. Third Row- • at Rosa J. Arellano. J. Twombly. A. Flscus, T. chez. M. Armstrong. A. Rabenberg. D. Castellaw. D. Fisher. Fourth Ro ' ' u g Alle . C. Schwartzkopf. C. Miller. C. Rica, B. Stuart, W. Blue. J. Ybarra. R. Ensser. B. Reed. Front Row-S. Garcia. Burry. Parrlott. P. Schopen, J. Krantz, P. Vera, J. Bont)es. Working hard for a good season When the 1986 football season came to a close, the Tigers ended with a 3-6 record but also with a lot of pride. Coaching the teams were Kirk Begley, Doug Brandt, and Joe Lentz. High scoring on the year came from seniors Justin Krantz and Craig Parriott, both scoring three touchdowns. Justin Krantz also scored four PAT's. The team scored 102 points all through the season. In the passing column senior quarterback Greg Alles threw accurately 53.5 percent of the time for 807 yards and 5 touchdowns. Receiving was led by Craig Parriott with 12 catches for 183 yards and 1 touchdown. Senior Pete Schopen had 11 receptions for 175 yards and one touchdown. Justin Krantz led all rushes with 71 carries for 253 yards and 3 touchdowns. Junior Joe Arellano and Craig Parriott followed with 184 and 183 yar- ds. Justin Krantz also led in tackles with 138 but was followed closely by Craig Parriott with 105. Picks from Bayard for the PAC All-Conference Team were Barry Stuart at center, Mike Armstrong at defensive line and Justin Krantz at linebacker and kicker. Craig Parriott, Curts Schwartzkopf and Pete Schopen received honorable mention. Bayard ended up tying for first with Bridgeport and Rushville in the PAC-11 Conference. Selected on the Star-Herald All-Region team were Justin Krantz, first team linebacker, Curtis Schwartzkopf, second team defensive end and Craig Parriott and Mike Armstrong Honorable Mention. Justin Krantz also made All-State while Craig Parriott received Honorable Mention. J. Krant run for tha lat down while C. Parriott blocks. get a rest. J. Arellano and P. Schopen finally 41 Three Tiger men chase a Lion. Seniors clean up gym after a basketball game. Seniors C. Miller, J. Krantz and Curtis Schwartzkopf give speeches during a pep rally. L. Miller goes up for a spike while T. Becker, S. Schopen and J. Petersen cover. Cheerleaders put blindfolds on team members during a skit in the pep rally. 42 R. Parriott goes up for a block during a game. Flag team prepares for early morning practice. Band Starts Fresh The Bayard High School marching band had a new director for the 86-87 year. Mr. Perry Brenning. The marching band performed at the Bayard football games during halftimes, and also played in some volleyball and basketball games. The BHS band also participated in the Chadron State College Homecoming Band Day, where they marched in a parade and performed a field show. The band also had a flag team which consisted of high school girls on a voluntary basis. The flag team marched with the band at football games and in competition. Top rlght-K. tenBensel, drum msjorstta for tha season. Bottom- Band displayed. Front row-JIm Rosa. Gretchen Beckar. H. Knotts. Jill Hohnsteln, S. Siegfried, L. Ensser, R. Anast. J. Strieker. C. Faustman. K. Frias. J. Armstrong. H. Duncan. D. Dukesherer. S. Bernhardt. Jama Fiscus. Cameron Brown. Craig Henkel, C. Burry, C. Pleper. _back row-H. Kreman. R. Gonzales. K. Lind. T. Elerbeck. S. McNabb. J. Arellano. B. Fiscus. Chrissy Schwartzkopf. K. Vincent. D. Fisher, S. Gudgel. N. Rice. K. Kniss. H. Eirich. K. Kiesel. R. Ensser. P. Morehead. Front-Drum Major K. tenBensel. Students Twist and Shout on Homecoming Night ''Twist and Shout was the theme of the 1986-87 Homecoming dance. KPNY of Alliance provided the entertainment. September 22-26, the week before the dance, was a chance for the student body to compete for a free pass to the dance by participating in the varios days. The days included: Switch Day, won by Manuel Garcia and Sonja Schopen; Backwards Day, won by Heath Belden and Becki Fiscus; Dress-Up Day, won by Jeff Twombly and Kristin ten-Bensel; Nerd Day, won by Jason Hackett and Teresa Teppert; and Orange and Black Day, won by Barry Stuart and Tammy Chaon. Each class also decorated a hall and they were judged by the faculty. The seniors came in first with sophomores coming in second. i 44 The football team and volleyball teams also participated during the week in various games to make the week complete. The volleyball teams lost to Oshkosh on Sept. 23, but took the championship trophy on Sat.,Sept. 27 at the Bayard Invite. The Tiger football team walked all over Morrill 27-3 to make the dance an even bigger success. On Friday afternoon, Sept. 26, a pep rally was held and the candidates were announced. They included Kim Vincent, Becki Fiscus, Greg Alles, Justin Krantz, Curtis Schwartzkopf and Craig Parriott. King and Queen were Greg Alles and Becki Fiscus with Craig Parriott and Kim Vincent as first runners-up. Top: Senior P. Vera and A. Qarcla dlaplay their new wardrobe on “Switch Day during Homecoming week. Right: Homecoming candidates: C. Schwartzkopf, K. Vincent, C. Parriott. J. Krantz, Queen B. Fiscus, King G. Alles. Left: Homecoming queen B. Fiecut looks In awe as Heed Footbell Coech K. Begley places the crown on her head. Below: K. Begley hands flowers to first attendants K. Vincent and C. Parrlott. I obby Sox, represents BHS at Districts The BHS Speech and drama team once again worked hard this year to prepare three one act plays. The plays were A Gift For Paula, Run, Robber, Run, and A Date For Bobby Sox. Under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Huck the three groups practiced before and after school for three weeks. The plays were performed on November 25 in the evening for the public and the judges. The judges were Scott Vath of Scot-tsbluff and Vicky Begley of Bayard. On November 26 the plays were given to the student body and the winning play was announced. A Date For Bobby Sox, went on to compete at districts which was held at Bayard on December 6. Bayard placed 6th. Upper right: C. Miller end H. Belden por-trey the thievee In Run, Robber. Run. Middle: B. Flecut end K. Fries look on es K. tenBensel recites her lines In A Gift for Peule. Lower right: The cest of Bobby Sox Includes K. Vincent, C. Steffen, J. Hacket, D. Dukesherer, and C. York. Lower left: K. Vincent shows her ability to persuade C. Steffen In Bobby Sox. Cheerleaders at top performance J. tenBensel and J. Maser perform at a Pap Rally. S. DeCent and K. Vincent thrill the crowd with thalr breathtaking stunta. The 1986-1987 cheerleading squad consisted of ten cheerleaders including the mascot. They cheer at football games, volleyball games, wrestling meets, and boys and girls basketball games. ' The cheerleaders competed at a cheerleading clinic at North Platte, participated at Oregon Trail Days in Gering. The Kimball cheerleaders came to Bayard and held a clinic for them. Bayard Cheerleaders hosted a dinner for all the cheerleaders that evening. Some cheerleaders also participated in a three day clinic atChadron. The cheerleaders are sponsored by Miss Bauer. Everyone put a lot of time and effort into the squad. Top to bottom: C. Schwartzkopf. S. DaCant, N. Rica, K. Vlncant, M. Cracallua, H. Duncan, C. Steffen, J. tenBenaal. C. Faustman and J. Masar. 47 Pep Club Shows Spirit Another year has passed and throughout the school year the pep club has been supporting their teams. Miss Laurie Bauer is the sponsor of the Pep Club. She has been a sponsor for 3 years. The officers for this year were President Becki Fiscus, Vice President Holly Duncan, Secretary Joy Petersen, Treasurer Kristin Kiesel and Historian Heidi Eirich. The Pep Club also purchased new uniforms this year which are black V-neck sweaters with blue jeans. Along with supporting their teams the Pep Club also sponsored the Homecoming dance where they decorate and are in charge of refreshments. (Above right) Pep Club end cheerleedere cheer during e home geme. (Above) K. Lind end C. Heese support their school In Pep Club. This Is the first yeer boys were In the club. (Top) Sophomore J. Petersen end Freshmen J. Strieker support the Tigers during the PAC Tourney et NWC. 46 (Above) Bottom: C. 8teHen, C. Fauatman, N. Rica. C. 8chwartikopf, H. Duncan, J. Maaar. 8. DaCant, J. tanBanaal. aecond row. K. Keith. C. Burry. T. Chrleman. T. Chaon. M. Warm. T. Backer, J. Brodarick. 8. Schopen, P. Anaat. J. Rataraan. C. York. J. Roaa. C. Haaaa. third row, J. Baird. R. Pardon. K. Kuxhauaan, J. Worth, K. Friee. J. Armatronp. 8. Stevena, K. Klaaal. H. Elrteh. L. Enaaar. Qratchan Backar, 8. Doty, F. Bulman, top row, H. Kraman, D. Hartmon, K. Knlaa, K. Bauer, B. Anaat, D. Meeeeramhh, 8. Pontine, K. Lind, D. Hopkins, J. O'Neal, J. Hoagiand, V. Knlss. Pep Club Officers: Bottom, Vice President H. Duncen, President B. Flscus, Secretary J. Petersen, top. Treasurer K. Kiesel, and Historian H. Elrich. BHS Memories T. Staska, H. Billingsley and T. Teppert enjoy the homecoming dance. S. Schopen and J. Broderick acting like normal juniors as they display true friendship. Seniors show how hard they really work at concessions Kelly Walker and B. Reed show real enthusiasm for English class. 51 Matcats have Bottom row-C. Pleper, H. Bolden, M. Garcia, S. Garcia, Cameron Brown, C. Jones, J. Kizzire. Travis Hoagland. Second row-Student Manager K. Bushnell. J. Willey, E. Willey, M. Becker, A. Rabenberg, G. Alles, B. Burry, student manager S. Bernhardt. Third row-M. Gudgel, R. Anderson, P. Vera, Coach D. Brandt, Coach S. Alles, S. Baird, K. Walker, Greg Becker. The Bayard Tiger matcats came through with another successful season and another state champion wrestler. The matcats took first place in four of their six regular meets including the PAC Tournament. They also took a fourth place finish at districts where they qualified five wrestlers for the state tournament in Lincoln where they placed eleventh. Those team members who qualified for state include seniors Greg Alles, Brent Burry, Eric Willey and Mike Becker, and junior Kelly Walker. Two of those qualifiers came home with medals. Senior Eric Willey brought home a fifth place win and senior Greg Alles came home as the 1987 167 lb. State Champion. The 1987 letter winners for the year include seniors Paul Vera, Brent Burry, Sam Garcia, Eric Willey, Mike Becker and Greg Alles; juniors Kelly Walker, Greg Becker and Gene Kizzire; sophomores Jim Kizzire and Aaron Rabenberg; and freshman Richard Anderson. 52 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS AND AWARDS: Individual Records and Awards: Season's top wrestler — Greg Alles Best overall record — Greg Alles and Brent Burry Most pins season Greg Alles 24 Most Reversals — Paul Vera Most takedowns — Brent Burry-37 Most Escapes — Eric Willey-17 Most nearfalls — Brent Burry-24 Most decisions — Eric Willey-14 Most improved Wrestler — Mike Becker and Mike Armstrong Most improved freshman — Heath Belden and Chance Jones The Never Die award — Aaron Rabenberg Coach Brandt looks on in determination as Bayard's matcats fight for the top spot. Tournament Results 1st at Rushville Tournament 1st at Harrisburg Tournament 2nd at Bridgeport Tournament PAC 11 Champs 11th at Chadron Tournament 1st at Hemingford Tournament 4th place finish at District Tournament. Qualified 5 wrestlers for the State Tournament. Placed 2 at the State Tournament 11th at the State Tournament Dual Season record 5-1 Coaches Brandt and Alles prepare G. Alles for the final round at state. successful year Seniors included, bottom-E. Willey, B. Burry; top-P. Vera, M. Becker, G. Alles, S. Garcia. G. Alles set to take on his opponent in the 1987 state championships B. Burry is shown winning his first round at the State Tournament. Scenes from matcat season Senior E. Willey reises his hand as he wins at the Stete Tourney in Lincoln. Kelly Walker seems to soy Help! as he participates in the Bridgeport Tourney. M. Becker tekes on a rival during his first year at the State Tourney. senior 0. Alles brought home the State Championship at 167 lb. weight class. 54 Q. Alles proudly marches In the Parade of Champions. history Top right: K. Propp goes one-on one against an East Butler player. Kim received All-Conference team honors. Top left: C. Burry goes up for two while K. Goss prepares to rebound at the State Tourney. Top center: D. Dukesherer, who received All-State Honorable Mention, goes up for two against East Butler. Right: C. Hesse and some other Pep Club members cheer the girls on down at State. Above: Coach Hohnsteln and Coach Foland enjoy the win at Ogallala. Tigers make 55 s E N I O R S The four seniors on the teem were J. Kildow. D. Dukesherer, Coech Hohnstein. K. Propp. K. Goss. Tigers Take C-1 District crown The 1986-87 girls basketball team have to believe in dreams coming true because that's exactly what happened to Coach Jim Hohnstein and his Tigers The team made history by being the first girls team from Bayard to earn the right to participate in the State Tournament. The girls, who were seated third in their sub-district, surprised everyone by upsetting rival Bridgeport in first round action and in the championship game the girls defeated Hemingford Each of these teams were rated in the top ten according to the Word Herald. The Tigers then went on to defeat the Hershey Panthers in Districts at Ogallala, which earned them the right to participate in the State Tourney in Lincoln. The girls ended their season 12-10. Some highlights in the regular season for the girls included participating in the Alliance Holiday Tournament and the PAc Tourney where senior Donna Dukesherer received All- Tourney team honors and junior Connie Burry received Honorable Mention. Another honor during the season was three girls from Bayard made the All-Conference team. This included seniors Kim Propp and Donna Dukesherer and junior Connie Burry. Coach Jim Hohnstein commented, I will always be proud of the fact that I got to be part of this team. The hard work, eter-minmation and belief that these 12 girls had in themselves is why they deserved to take the first trip to Lincoln ever ” I iger Scoreboard] Gordon 29 35 Mitchell 49 49 Bridgeport 41 50 Morrill 36 37 Alliance 43 34 Gordon 39 45 Morrill 21 33 Hemingford 53 46 Kimball 44 24 Germg 45 37 Hemingford 55 47 Imgle 35 41 Bridgeport 42 39 Morrill 28 37 Potter 52 40 Crawford 20 62 Southeast 57 48 Oshkosh SUB-DISTRICTS 53 55 Bridgeport 52 43 Hemingford DISTRICTS 39 01 Hershey STATE 49 s E N C I 0 o M R M E N T S Jennifer Kildow: It was a great way to end my senior year. I think it will do the underclassmen great because the more experience the better. Donna Dukesherer: It was great. Even though we didn't win and I choked. It is a super way tc end four years of basketball. And I hope that we started a tradition. Kim Goss: I am really glad that we got the chance to be in the state tournament, it will be something to always look back on. It is a good way to end my senior year. Kim Propp: State was such a good experience. I was happy that we were fortunate enough to attend a state event as a team. I really enjoyed myself during the season. The Varsity team consisted of (bottom) J. Maser, D. Dukesherer, K. Kiesel, Jennifer Kildow, K. Propp. C. Burry, H. Duncan, K. Goss, (top) J. Petersen, H. Eirich, Coach Hohnstein, P. Anest, and R. Parriott. The J.V. team consisted of (bottom) D. Harimon, J. Baird, D. Sterkel, L. Teppert, B. Anest, K. Bauer, (middle) J. tenBensel, C. Faustman, R. Gonzales, J. Worth, Gretchen Becker, (top) Coach Foland, K. Kniss, T. Teppert, Jamilee Fiscus, K. Keith, and manager A. Fields. 57 Season Highlights Coach Foland helps cut the net after a big win in Districts. C. Burry (421 throws out of a trap to R. Parriott (22) at the Alliance Holiday Tourney. J. Kildow and K. Goss (30) play good defense against a Morrill player. This game was won by the Tigers. D. Dukesherer goes up for a basket against rival Bridgeport at Sub-districts. The Tigers won by three. Bottom Row-A. Sauer, S. Dunder, R. Snyder, A. Houston, D. Jones. Middle row-C. York, J. Twombly, T. Rice, T. Claver. Top row-Coach J. Coon, F. Teppert, R. Ensser, J. Schneider, Student Manager M. Miller. N. Kramer scores over heavy opposition. Tigers keep on fighting The 86-87 Basketball season was led by five seniors under the direction of Coach Bill Wallace finishing with an 8-12 record. Leading scorer for the year was Nathan Kramer with 275 points followed by Justin Krantz with 233 points. Leading rebounder was also Kramer with 176 followed by Robert Fertig with 112 rebounds. Justin Krantz also had 58 steals and 22 assists. Nathan Kramer received All-Conference honors, PAC-11 All Tourney Team and Holiday All-Tourney Team. Justin Krantz received All-Conference Honorable Mention, Craig Parriott PAC-11 All Tourney Honorable Mention and Curtis Schwartzkopf PAC-11 All Tourney Team. Coach Wallace Instructs the team during time-out at Alliance Holiday Tournament. Bayard has a rebuilding season for 1987 J. Krantz sneaks inside for a layup while R. Fertig gets ready to rebound. 60 BASKETBALL Top Row-C. Miller. J. Krantz. A. Fiscus. N. Kramer, Coach B. Wallace, R. Fertig, Curtis Schwartzkopf, C. Parriott. Bottom row-R. Hopkins. S. McNabb. T. Marker. S. Siegfried. T. Muhr. S. McNabb goes for a layup as two Grant defenders fly by. Seniors included, bottom-C. Miller, J. Krantz, Curtis Schwartzkopf, C. Parriott; top-N. Kramer, Coach Wallace, R. Fertig. 0 Rushville (o.t.) 44 Chadron 55 Bridgeport 54 Morrill 50 Mitchell 30 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Alliance 72 Gordon 37 PAC TOURNEY Crawford 39 Morrill 49 Bridgeport 4fi Grant 40 Mitchell 60 Heminford 72 Bridgeport 67 Kimball 09 Oshkosh 54 Sidney St Pats 61 Morrill 58 SUB-DISTRICTS Rushville 58 Bridgeport 66 N. Kramer and R. Fertig get set to rebound against the Crawford Rams. 61 Choir takes I at contest Top row-K. Lind, R. Parriott, J. tenBensel, K. tenBensel, B. Fiscus, C. Faustman, J. O'Neal, W. Blue, J. Twombly, B. Stuart, T. Rice, Dion Chaon, S. Siegfried, C. Miller, T. Muhr, D. Llchlue, J. Broderick, J. Hoagland, T. Chaon, M. Chaon, S. Stevens, D. Dukesherer, Jennifer Fiscus; 2nd row-D. Messersmlth, T. Chrlsman, T. Teppert, K. Kniss, D. Harimon, Tonya Hoagland, S. McNabb, C. Parriott, Carey Brown, A. Raben berg, R. Betson, A. Houston, R. Hopkins, C. Burry, M. Crecelius, S. Pontine, J. Baird, T. Staska, H. Kreman; 3rd row-N. Rice, F. Bulman, M. Warm, T. Becker, L. Teppert, K. Keith, C. York, D. Sanchez, A. Fiscus, T. Claver, C. Hasse, R. Ensser, J. Rose, Jill Hohnsteln, V. Kniss, S. DeCent, K. Laeger, D. Sterkel, T. Elerbeck, H. Billingsley; bottom row-L. Ensser, K. Bauer, Chrissy Schwartzkopf, K. Schmall, J. Petersen, P. Anest, A. Sauer, S. Dunder, P. Vera, R. Snyder, J. Hackett, H. Balden, C. Jones, K. Kiesel, J. Maser, K. Vincent, Gretchen Becker, H. Eirich, C. Stephen, B. Anest. Choir officers: President K. Schmall, vice pres. C. Parriott, sec. C. Miller. Choir accompanists are J. O'Neal, K. Kuxhausen and H. Knotts. 62 Talented Musicians Attend Honor Clinics All 8tat Honor Choir participant Include top to bottom D. High Plaint Band mambara R. Anast, background, and K. tanBan- Dukaaharar, B. Flacua. Caray Brown and K. Vincent. aal get aome practice by helping aupport the Tiger In pap band. High Plains musicians Include top row. Caray Brown. C. York and K. tenBensel. 2nd Row; D. Sanchez, K. Vincent. B. Flscus and R. Anast. Bottom Row; T. Rica, Jill Hohnstaln, K. Schmall and S. Siegfried. The 1986-87 school year starred out very well for the vocal and instrumental activities. Not only are they active in the community, but several members of the choir and the band participated in the All-State and High Plains Honor Clinics. In September, several members of the choir took part in the All-State Honor Choir auditions at Scottsbluff High School. When the results came back, four of those who tried out were on their way to the Honor Clinic in Hastings Those four members were Becki Fiscus, Soprano II; Kim Vincent, Alto I; Donna Dukesherer, Alto II; and Carey Brown, Tenor II. They attended the three-day clinic on November 20, 21, and 22. Several band and choir members auditioned for the High Plains Honor Choir and Band in December. The students attended the clinic on February 2, 3, and 4. The musicians had a great time and took their musical talent one step further at each of the 63 Honor Clinics. 21st Century Singers ere Dion Chosn, B. Stuart. A. Fiscus. C. Parriott, W. Blue. R. Ensser. P. Vera, T. Rice. Carey Brown, D. Dukesherer. K. tenBensel, T. Becker. C. Burry, B. Fiscus, V. Kniss, R. Parriott, K. Schmall, K. Vincent, Jill Hohnstein, K. Lind, J. O'Neal, H. Knotts, C. Miller and j Roge Swing choirs have busy year The 21st Century Singers and Magic Rhythm Swing Choirs had a very busy year performing for various organizations. They also traveled to Chadron for a competition. 21st also competed in Scottsbluff and held a dinner show to raise money for a trip to Lincoln to compete. 21st was the only group to be asked to perform from Western Nebraska. The competition was held on May 15. The theme of the dinner show was “Great Jubilation.” The 21st Singers are a select group of juniors and seniors and Magic Rhythm is a group of freshmen and sophomores. The groups are under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Hoffman. 21 t members smile for the cemere while singing. 21st performs s slow song during the Dinner Show. Magic Rhythm thrills the crowd with their spectacular choreography. Carey Brown. D. Sanchez. S. Siegfried and C. Miller sing in the Barbershop quartet. Front row-K. Bauer, L. Ensser, C. Steffen. B. Anest, J. Petersen; 2nd row-H. Belden. S. Dunder. A. Sauer, R. Hopkins. C. Jones; 3rd row-Chrissy Schwartzkopf, Ricky Snyder, H. Eirich, D. Lichius, T. Ciaver. K. Kiesel, A. Houston, J. tenBensel; 4th row-Gretchen Becker, R. Betson, J. Maser, S. McNabb, D. Sanchez, P. Anest; 5th row-C. Faustman, S. Siegfried. A. Rabenberg. D. Messersmith; top row-H. Kreman, C. York. 65 The girls sextet sings Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy at the dinner show. 21 st entertains the crowd with Splish Splash. The Barbershop quartet performed the dinner show with Great Jubilation. 21st performs dinner show Members of 21st dance the night away at their 6th annual dinner show. On May 2, 1987, the 21st Century Singers held their annual Dinner Show. The theme of the show was Great Jubilation. The group is directed by Mrs. Sharon Hoffman. The singers performed two shows at 5:00 and 8:00. The group sang about 15 songs. Magic Rhythm, the freshman-sophomore swing choir, and other small groups performed to make up the hour-long show. The swing choir is made up of 24 members and performs throughout the year. The funds made from the dinner show were used to help send the group to invitational competition in Lincoln on May 14-16. Magic Rhythm sings Feelln' Alive while 21st takes a break. Pep band plays out for the Tigers The 1986-87 pep band, under the direction of Mr. Perry Brening, made regular appearances at home volleyball and boys' and girls' basketball games. The band traveled to Scot-tsbluff for occasions such as the PAC tournament and the girls' and boys' Sub-Districts and Districts for basketball. They also followed the girls' basketball team to District finals in Ogallala. Members of the pep band work hard to lead the tigers into another victory. Bottom: C. Hat and J. Rota help chear on tha Tiger with other member of tha pap band. 67 Speech team: back-K. Vincent, P. Schopen, K. tenBensel. Jennifer Flscus, Carey Brown, J. Krantz, C. Miller; 3rd-A. Fiecus, J. Twombly. R. Eneser, J. Broderick. K. Lind. V. Kniss; 2nd-M. Crecelius, C. Steffen, K. Fries. S. Stevens. K. Kiesel, H. Eirich. J. Petersen, C. York, Mrs. Huck; front-C. Faustman, J. tenBensel, T. Teppert, F. Bulman, S. Doty, J. Baird, L. Ensser, J. Hackett, H. Belden. Not pictured-B. Fiscus, D. Jones, A. Sauer, K. Bauer, Jama Fiscus, P. Anest, Gretchen Becker, B. Anest, A. Raben-berg. Bayard. SeaousProse Public AMress 68 Qfdl Interpretation of Drama K ,enB«nSel qualified for a,a,e in poafry. J. Krantz and H. Balden were both finalists at districts in extemporaneous, V. Kniss qualified for state in Humorous prose and K. Bauer was a finalist in Informative Public address. V. Knlse receives her medal at th Bayard speech meet from Crecilius Kniss earns first state speech medal for Bayard The B.H.S. speech team had a very busy year. They par ticipated in six regular meets, one novice meet and districts. Two of the B.H.S. speakers qualified for State. Under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Huck the speakers competed against an average of 19 teams. As a team they placed 7th at Rushville. Districts this year was something to remember. It was held at Gering on March 21. Origionally the meet was supposed to start at 8:00 a m. but didn't start until 1:00 pm. because of the snow, so the speakers had a long day! But the speakers overcame the inconvenience and five to them went to finals. When the awards ceremony finally came, two of Bayard's finalists had qualified for State. State speech was also something to remember. Saturday, March 28, the day of the B-C meet, it began to snow. By the time awards were over, one could hardly see to find his vehicle. In spite of weather conditions, Val Kniss and Kristin tenBensel spoke to the best of their ability. Kristin tenBensel competed in poetry and placed 10th out of 28 competitors. Val Kniss competed in Humorous Prose and made a first for Bayard High School. She placed 3rd out of 28 competitors. Valerie is the first speaker from Bayard to come home with a medal. 0n9ina! pubnc of Poetry pe°uS 0ra interpretation 69 Just snaps Seniors B. Fiscus and C. Parriott, joke around during choir. The camera couldn't have caught C. Miller washing dishes in home ec., or could've it?? J. Petersen and P. Anest take a rest from their busy schedule in the auditoriur K. Huck takes time to smile for the s Garcja trlea t0 |ook macho batwaen camera while working concessions classes during basketball. K. Laeger asks, You want it when? J. tenBensel poses tor the camera wnne taking a break during choir. Junior Class Play is Successful On Tuesday, March 31, the junior class presented their play Lucky, Lucdky Hudson and the 12th Street Gang written by Tim Kelly . The play was directed by Mrs. Shirley Huck and student directors Jennifer Fiscus and Corey York. Steve Jenkins is an inspiring writer who creates stories about fictional crime-buster Lucky Hudson! Steve's teachers, parents, and friends all think his imagination will get out of hand one day-and it does. Or does it? Lucky, Lucky Hudson and the 12th Street Gang by Tim Kelly CHARACTERS Steve Jenkins. yuuny cumo writer. Ryan Ensser Mrs. Jenkins, his mother Janelle Broderick Miss Winters. English teacher Kristy Kuxhausen Mike. Steve's friend Craig Henkel Jenny, another friend Valerie Kmss Roxie. another daughter Jill Hohnstem Miss Cordelia, Editor of crimt magazine Kodee Lind Lucky Hudson, foe of the gangster underworld Jeff Twombly 1st Waiter, works at Paradise Club Holly Knotts 2nd waiter, works at Paradise Club Toni Becker Big Al. heads the 12th Street Gang. Gene Kizzire Medium Sized Al. his henchman Tate Rice Little Al, another henchman Barry Stuart LaVerne LaVerne, owns Paradise Club Connie Burry Broadway Babies, chorus girls Ranaia Parriott, Sonja Schopen, Holly Duncan Video Vicky, television reporter Della Hopkins Two-Gun Tommy. Ma Cnbbs' son Allen Fiscus Ma Cnbbs, runs a family of crooks Julie O'Neal Petty Larceny Jane. shoplifter. Two Gun Tommy's wife Tonya Hoagland Mad Dog Murtle, Ma Cnbbs' daughter Sonja Schopen Mysterious Man, brings a mysterious messago Kelly Walker Hong Kong Holly, works for the''Boss Ranata Parriott The Boss, a Godfather Craig Henkel Secretary, works for Harry Holly Duncan Heliotrope Harry, criminal lawyer Greg Becker Judge, at Steve's trial Paul Safford 1 st Newspaper Seller, a city voice Melissa Chaon 2nd Newspaper Seller, another city voice Mary Warm Warden Smith, of Fulsome Prison Floyd Teppert Prison Guard, of Fulsome Prison.... JR Jerger Cyril. Warden's friend Steve Baird Skeets the Squealer, of Fulsome Prison Kelly Walker B. Stuart, G. Kizzire, T. Rice discuss the Big Deal. D. Hopkins tries to talk her way out of captivity by J. O'Neal and T. Hoagland. Kelly Walker brings a mysterious message to J. Twombly and R. Ennser. LaVerne, LaVerne Broadway Babies show us some new dance steps. !£? J. O'Neal ready to pull the trigger on the 12th Street gang. J. Twombly checks out the menu es R. Parrlot takes his or-isr. S. Schopen, J. O'Neal and Tonya Hoagland examine the M gang as they appear. Juniors examine local politics •“nwwno, 74 On Tuesday, April 21, the Junior Class participated in the Morrill County Cornhusker Boys' and Girls' County Government Day in Bridgeport. The Juniors that were elected into an office took the oath of office which was administered by the Honorable Linda Hayden, Associate County Judge. They then reported to their respective offices. At noon a luncheon was served by the American Legion Auxiliary and the guest speaker was Dr. John Post. At 1:00p.m. the rest of the students sat in on a mock trial to learn more about the court and jury duty. Above: Students from both Bridgeport and Bayard (V. Kniss, F. Teppert, J. Arellanot take the oath to serve on the jury. Left: Although they did not win her the election T. Hoagland had witty campaign posters such as this one. STUART S A PUD VOTBUlfflj! ONE AND0NLY STUDf?? FOR Above: J. Twombly attempts to persuade the jury of his clients innocence during the mock trial. Elected . to office were Treasurer: Della Hopkins, Commissioner: Valerie Kniss, Clerk od District Court: Ryan Ensser, Assessor: Kristy Kuxhausen, Surveyor: Tate Rice, Weed Control Authority Superintendant: Joe Arellano, Home Economics Agent: Julie O'Neal, Judge: Ranata Parriott, Sheriff: Greg Becker, Clerk of District Court: Holly Duncan, Soil Conservation Officer: Gene Kizzire, Extension Agent: Sonja Schopen, Highway Supeintendarit: Floyd Teppert, Attorney: Jeff Twombly, Superintendat of Schools: Janelle Broderick, Handyman-Handi-Bus: Paul Safford, Probation Officer: Barry Stuart. the best man p To mate, and OreUr □ VOTE nllen For .Sheriff A. Flscus tries his best to out campsign his opponents. Students enjoy conversation and clowning attar eating the meal. G. Alias. Curtis Schwartzkopf. C. Parriott. C. Miller, Carey Brown and J. Krantz provide entertainment during the meal. Banquet is a success At 6:30 on Saturday, April 25 the annual prom banquet started at the elementary school multipurpose room. Before the banquet the junior class president, Greg Becker welcomed the seniors and senior class president Greg Alles accepted the welcome. Giving the invocation before the meal was served was Tate Rice. The meal was prepared by Beverly McDaniel with help from the mothers of the juniors. During the meal music was provided by Heidi Eirich and Katie Fries. K. Vincent sang the theme from Ice Castles before the meal. Sophomores serving for the banquet were: J. Klzzier, J. Schneider. T. Marker. Darrin Sanchez, C. Hesse. S. Bernhardt, J. Peterson, J. Maser, M. Crecellus. Chrissy Schwartzkopf, D. Messersmith and J. Hoagland. 75 Prom 1987 was A IMiaht to Remember The 1987 Jr.-Sr. Prom was definitely A Night to Remember as the students danced the night away to the excellent sounds of Justin Morgan. Some of the students commented on the evening: Della Hopkins: It was the best prom I've ever been to in Bayard. Julie O'Neal: The lead singer of Justin Morgan was hot and they were just a really great band. Kelly Huck: The band ws awesome and I wish that more guys in Bayard looked like the bass guitar player.” Janelle Broderick: Justin Morgan was awesome and I hope next year's juniors have them back. The king and queen were crowned with a little different aspect. Instead of one king and queen, there was a tie between kings, so Craig Parriott and Brent Burry shared the role of king and Jennifer Kildow was announced the queen. The dance ended at 12:30 as a memory not to be forgotten. T. Muhr, J. Masar and others enjoy the sounds of Justin Morgan. Students take a break from the action to enjoy the refreshments provided by the junior class. Kings B. Burry and C. Parriott pose with the Queen J. Kildow after the crowning. The 1987 prom candidates were D. Dukesherer, B. Burry, C. Parriott, R. Anest, P. Vera, C. Miller, K. Propp, J. Kildow, V. Bowers and C. Schwartzkopf. Justin Morgan, a band out of Denver, Co., provided excellent music and light show while the students made It A Night to Remember.' Students are jamming to Talk Dirty to Me. the sounds of T Band gets back in shape The 1986-87 concert band season was a success. The band, directed by Mr. Perry Brening, improved and gained experience through the year. They performed at District Music, where they received a II for their efforts. The band performed at the Winter and Spring Concerts. District Ratings Band-ll Tuba solo-1 Flute solo-ll Trombone solo-ll Choir-1 21st-l Magic Rhythm-1 Girls' quartet-1 Girls' triple trio-1 Girls' sextet-ll Barbershop II Boys' octet-ll Boys' double octet-ll Mixod doublo octot II Band officers: top-D. Dukesherer, H. Duncan, bottom-B. Fiscus, R. Anest. High School Band: top-S. McNabb, D. Fisher, J. Rose, R. Ensser, Craig Henkel. 2nd row-S. Siegfried. K. tenBensel, B. Fiscus, H. Duncan, R. Anest, D. Dukesherer, C. Pieper, P. Morehead, Cameron Brown. 3rd row-K. Kniss, N. Rice, Jama Fiscus, Chrissy Schwartzkopf, S. Bernhardt, S. Gudgel, C. Burry, K. Kiesel. 4th row-H. Knotts, T. Elerbeck, R. Gonzales, H. Kreman, L. Ensser, C. Stephen, H. Eirich. Bottom-C. Faustman, Gretchen Becker, J. Armstrong, K. Fries. L. Hubbard, K. Lind, K. Vincent. 76 The band performed at the spring concert. Members of the percussion section do their job to keep the rest of the band going. High School Stage Band: top-Cralg Henkel. R. Ensser. S. Siegfried. Cameron Brown. Middle-L. Ensser. H. Eirich, D. Dukesherer. Bottom-K. tenBensel. R. Anest, H. Duncan, K. Kiesel. 79 80 T°P Row-D. Castellow, M. Armstrong, S. Selgfried, S. McNabb, R. Hopkins, Coach Begley. 3rd row-J. Kizzire. R. Betson, C. York, J. Rose, J. Arellano, B. Burry, Coach Thompson. 2nd Row-B. Stuart, student managers B. Flscus and K. tenBensel, Q. Kizzire, J. Twombly. Front Row-C. Parrlott, C. Schwartzkopf, C. Miller, P. Schopen and J. Krantz. Track teams work hard Top Row-Coach Hohnsteln and Coach Porupsky. 3rd row-J. Maser, Gretchen Becker, K. Keith, C. Faustman, J. tenBensel, K. Kiesel. 2nd Row-J. Klldow, K. Vincent, C. Schwartzkopf, S. Schopen, H. Eirlch, H. Billingsley. Front row-K. Goss. K. Propp, C. Burry, H. Duncan, D. Dukesherer and R. Parrlott. 62 A track meet remembered Track members relax between their events. Pictured here are J. tenBen-sel, R. Parrlott and S. Schopen. C. Miller attempts a jump at a Bayard Track meet. J. Kizzire works to pass an opponent in the 1600 meter run. H. Duncan takes a warm-up throw In the shot ring. Duncan qualified for State In this event. Coach Thompson watches his team members participate Qualifying for the State Track Meet were H. Duncan, C. Burry, K. Propp, B. Burry, K. Goss, K. Klesel D. Dukesherer. Not pictured is Curtis Schwartzkopf. B. Burry ran the 800 meter run In 2:02.66 for his personal best time at the State Meet D. Dukesherer placed fifth in 100 intermediate hurdles at the State Meet held in Omaha Burke Stadium. Dukesherer places fifth at State Eight track team members attended the State Track Meet al Omaha Burke Stadium Friday and Saturday, May 22 and 23. Donna Dukesherer placed fifth in the 100 intermediate hurdles to earn the only medal for Bayard. Brent Burry placed eighth in the 400 meter dash and 800 meter run. He ran the 800 in 2:02.66 for his personal best time. Medals were given only to the top six. Donna Dukesherer also placed ninth in the 300 intermediate hurdles. Holly Duncan placed 13th in the shot put with a throw of 34'10' Curtis Schwartzkopf placed 14th in the shot with a throw of 46'83 « . Others qualifying for the state meet were Kim Goss in high jump and 400 relay; Connie Burry in 200 dash and 400 relay; Kim Propp in 400 dash and 400 relay and Kristin Kiesel in 400 relay. Outstanding students recognized on awards night Monday, May 18 the high school student body was recognized for their achievements in academics and extracurricular activities. Awards were received in every area of school life. The evening ended with school tradition of the reading of the class will and prophecy. Receiving honors for scholastic standings in each class are G. Alles, J. Krantz, R. Parrlott, J. Hohnstein, J. Maser; back row S. Dunder. L. Ensser, M. Crecelius. Valedictorian G. Alles hands the Book of Knowledge down to R. Parrlott, top scholastically Citizenship awards went to Jennifer Fiscus, G. Alles, G. Becker, C. Burry, H. Knotts; back T. Claver, K. Kiesel, L. Ensser, D. Sanchez. J. Hackett receives Outstanding Actor award from Mrs. A. Crecelius, J. Krantz, J. Fiscus, C. Schwartzkopf, P. Schopen and G. Alles Huck. C. Steffen received Outstanding Actress. received Presidential Academic Fitness awards. The honor yoke was handed from G. Alles, past V. Kniss received outstanding speech member from senior class president, to G. Becker, future senior Mrs. Huck for her hard work and state medal. class president. class prophecy. J. Rose receives the school spirit awaro from B. Fiscus, who previously held it. Students receiving perfect attendance awards include F. Bulman, T. Chaon, S. Doty, N. Rice, J. Hackett; back row B. Stuart, T. Rice, G. Alles, J. Hohnstein, J. Jerger, and Cameron Brown. Not pictured D. Castellaw and D. Sterkel. V. Bowers receives the Amy Eigbrett Memorial Scholarship from Miss Foos. 55 Students receive recognition D. Brandt rewards G. Allas with a wrestling letter. Athletic Index awards went to K. Goss who received third, P. Anest, who received Alles was a 1987 state champion wrestler. second, and first placer winner C. Burry. P. Schopen received second and first place winner was C. Miller. D. Dukesherer passed the athletic letter on to C. Burry. Mr. Lentz presents the survivor test award to J. Petersen. D. Dukesherer receives basketball letter from Mr. Hohnstein. This was one of many awards received by Dukesherer in the evening. for excellence in athletics K. Goss receives outstanding track member from Mr. Hohnstein. B. Burry receives outstanding track member from Mr. Thompson. Mr. Wallace presents C. Burry with a volleyball letter. Those being received into the Hall of Fame include C. Schwartzkopf. G. Alles, J. Kildow, and D. Dukesherer. Receiving Lifter of the Year were P. Anest and P. Schopen. R. Hopkins receives basketball award from Mr. Wallace. Students participate in scholastic contest Front row left to rlght-J. Petersen, Kelley Schmall, P. Anest, second row-N. Rice, K. Kuxheusen. L. Ensser, R. Parriott, V. Kniss. K. Lind, third row-H. Knotts, L. Teppert. J. Hohnstein, M. Crecelius. T. Becker, fourth row-S. Schopen, J. Broderick. J. Maser, W. Blue, D. Dukesherer. beck row-A. Crecelius. C. Burry, G. Alles, B. Stuart. Not pictured-C. Miller, C. Hasse. Alan Crecelius placed second out of 37 students in Business Math at the Inter-High School Scholastic Contest held at Chadron State College Friday, April 3. Other students placing for Bayard were Chris Hasse in General Math, Jill Hohnstein in Plane Geometry and Leisa Ensser in Algebra I, Bayard placed 19th out of 38 schools in Class III with 17.1 points. Twenty-five students participated in the contest with students from 72 other schools making the contest one of the largest in the history of the event. Contestants placing from left to right-A. Crecillus with 10 points. L. Ensser with 1 point, J. Hohnstein with 2 points and C. Hasse with 5 points. 66 69 FFA, top-S. Johnson. R. Anderson. T. Clever. D. Sauer, S. Rafferty, J. Schneider, T. Marker, C. York, M. Garcia, R. Batson, K. Buxbaum, J. Arends. K. Walker, Cameron Brown. K. Laager. J. Willey, A. Sauer, C. Pieper, T. Rice. A. Fiscus, J. Jerger, D. Castellaw. C. Morehead. S. Bernhardt, J. Twombly. E. Willey. G. Kizzire, V. Bowers, R. Fertig, W. Blue. B. Stuart, advisor Mr. Clever. T. Clever. C. Morehead and J. Twombly display their record book awards presented at the annual banquet. V. Bowers, the '87 FFA Sweetheart presents H. Duncan with the FFA Sweetheart jacket. Demonstration team places first at State The Bayrd High School Chapter of the FFA had an eventful and successful year. They attended various contests and competitions, including the Denver Stock Show. The group also had a slave autlction and took a trip to Evans Plunge in Hot Springs, S. D. The group attended the State Convention in Lincoln, the team go participated in Lincoln, April 9-10. At the convention, the team participated in five contests, bringing home 14 individual and team ribbons and the Superior Chapter Award. The awards that were presented at the annual FFA awards banquet were: Record Book Awards-9th Grade- Tim Claver, 10th grade-Chris Morehead, and 11th Grade-Jeff Twombly; Greenhand award- Ron Betson; Crop production- Scott Rafferty; Livestock production-Andy Sauer; Speciality Livestock production- Gene Kizzier; Swine production- Tim Claver; Sheep production- Scott Bernhardt; Dairy production- Jon Schneider; Extemp Speaker- Dean Sauer; Public Speaking-Kelly Walker; Agri Business-Cameron Brown; Ag Mechanics-Richard Ander-son;and Chapter Star Farmer-Jeff Twombly. FFA officers: adviser-Mr. Claver, secretary G. Kizzire, vice president J. Twombly, treasurer E. Willey, Sentinel B. Stuart, president R. Fertig, FFA Sweetheart V. Bowers, reporter W. Blue. R. Fertig retires his office as President to J. Twombly A. Sauer, T. Claver, R. Betson, and R. Anderson placed first at State with their demonstration. 91 The FFA Sweetheart, H. Duncan, and her escort G. Kizzire, were announced at the banquet. Kristin Huck and M. Warm work with their little sisters . P. Maher was voted the outstanding FHA member of the year. FHA, top-Gretchen Becker, K. Knlss, H. Duncan, K. Kuxhausen, M. Chaon, H. Billingsley, M. Warm, D. Tyree. Middle-advisor Mrs. Didier, K. Keith, V. Knlss, J. Hoagland. D. Hopkins, J. O'Neal, S. Pontine, C. Steffen, K. Meininger. Bottom-K. Kiesel, Jennifer Fiscus. K. tenBensel, K. Schmall, Kristin Huck, B. Buxbaum, P. Maher, M. Crecelius. FHA officers: Top-advisor Mrs. Dldler, M. Crscelius. Middle-K. Kiesel. Jennifer Fiscus. B. Buxbaum, P. Maher. Bottom-K. tenBensel, K. Schmall. Kristin Huck. V. Knlss. H. Duncan, K. Kuxhausen, K. Kelsel, C. Steffens, and M. Crecelius participated in the State Leadership conference In Lincoln. FHA begins Little Sister program The FHA has had a busy year doing all their activities and money making projects. One of the FHA's main projects this year was their big sister little sister program. Their money making projects for the year were a pancake feed, selling Valentine cookies, and opening a T-shirt printing shop. Selected members of the FHA attended the State Leadership Conference April 13-15 in Lincoln. Participating in the Search division was V. Kniss receiving a Gold in Illustrated Talks and a Silver in Families and Future, K. Kuxhausen received a Silver in Families and Future, and C. Steffen, K Keisel, M. Crecelius and H. Duncan all received a Silver in Clothing-Textiles. V. Kniss was also elected Vice President State Officer for Region D and C. Steffen was elected District 9's Treasurer. NHS Inducts new members On Tuesday, April 28 the students, faculty and parents gathered at the auditorium were the National Honor Society inducted new members. Pastor Steve Alles gave the in-vocationand Justin Krantz gave the welcoming and history speech. 21st Century Singers provided music. A. Crecilius, K. tenBensel, D. Dukesherer, and C. Schwartzkopf each spoke on one of the four catagories: Leadership, Character, Service and Scholarship. The Tapping Ceremony followed and ten nem members were inducted. The students were voted on by the faculty prior to the program. They were judged on the four catagories. Next the oath was taken and Pastor Alles gave the benediction. A reception followed. A. Crecelius introduces H. Duncan as a new member to Mr. Cundall end Pastor Steve Alles. Jennifer Fiscus laughs in surprise after being topped by K. tenBen- c. Schwartzkopf reaches over many hopefuls as sel. he taps H. Knotts on the shoulder. Old NHS members: top-C. Schwartzkopf. J. Krantz, A. Crecelius. Bottom-K. tenBensel. D. Dukesherer. New NHS members: top-G. Alles. Jennifer Fiscus. N. Kramer. C. Burry. P. Schopen. bottom-Jill Hohnstein. H. Duncan. H. Knotts. K. Kuxhausen. R. Parriott. Spanish Club provides fun and entertainment Top: J. Petersen, K. Laeger, L. Teppert, L. Miller, R. Gonzales. Middle: P. Aneat, Mra. Montanez, M. Cheon, S. Schopen, T. Becker, J. Broderick, K. Kuxhausen, H. Elrlch. Bottom: B. Flscus, R. Anest, V. Bowers, K. Vincent, L. Hubbard, K. Melninger, D. Tyree, A. Garcia. Tacos, tacos and more tacos was the scene while T. Becker and M. Chaon help at the taco sale. L. Miller, P. Anest and K. Kuxhausen try to look busy helping with the taco sale. The Spanish Club held a taco sale and a cake raffle to raise money for their annual trip to Denver. The officers were Vicky Bowers-president, Angie Garcia-vice president.Janelle Brodericksecretary and Jill Hohnstein-treasurer. 1 HI v Many Spanish Club mem- 95 ll 1 bers and parents came to 1 help out for the taco sale. 1 ) Middle, left side: S. DeCent and J. Broderick studying hard during their study hall. Middle: What are you smiling about, B. Fiscus and R. Anest? Middle right side: S. Pontine and D. Messersmlth passing notes while H. Billingsley and H. Eirich try to get in on the action during choir. Bottom left: J. Fast gets carried away at an assembly while F. Teppert laughs. Bottom right: R. Hopkins and S. Siegfried notice the camera while S. Mitchell ignores it and tries to eat lunch. Memories of 1986-87 Top left: Diane Sauer and K. tenBensel goof around during journalism class down at the Bayard Transcript. Top right: Kelly Huck, J. O'Neal, S. Schopen, and C. Burry smiling for the camera. 96 Brian Bernhardt Becky Betaon Holly Brandt Darin Chaon Virginia Clark Shareen Cundall Theresa Dukesherer Michelle Flscus Darrell Franklin David Gonzales Jeff Gudgel Trampas Hasse Corey Henkel Jeffery Hohnstein Jennifer Hruza Tanya Jerger Jeff Kildow Laury Kinzle Brett Knlss Amy Kuxhausen Cathy Lopez Heidi Marker Matthew Miller Rocky Millar Jocllyn Muhr Llndey Pratt Kerri Reed El Dean Ryckman Brenda Sauer Brian Sauer Brad Schmall Lisa Schwartzkopf Shannon Shaw James Sherfey Scott Smith 98 ReneaSnyder Kimberly Strieker Shawn Teppert Debbie Thoeny Dale Tikalaky Shawns Tyree Eighth grade anticipates high school R. Miller and T Jerger help with the music at the Heart Fund Dance In February. The eighth grade class has done well both academically and athletically this year. They have been preparing themselves for the change from junior high to high school with a lot of anticipation. The eighth graders are leaving a lot behind but will have a lot to look forward to. J. Hruza hustles for the ball as her opponents stand and watch in amazement. Darin Anderson Heidi Becker Matthew Burbach Susan Castellaw Peggy Clever Jennifer Contreras Amy Cordova Brian Crable Craig Erdman Jesse Fast Ruben Qarcla Corwin Gibbons Samuel Gibbons Jackie Hernandez David Kildow Lisa Kildow Heather Koch Chanden Langhofer Bath Lichlus Patrick Lilley Buddy Llssman Jennifer Lybyar Tony McBride Zane Mai Kacay Milas Brian Muhr Corrle Poole Ruben Qulntanar Aubrey Serda Robert Simmons Faith Smith Paul Smith Dayle Schopen Lucy Sato Jessica Stover iOO The class of 1992 is up and coming The class of 1992 is off to a new start. Entering seventh grade is a whole new experience for these students. New things start to happen in all aspects of life. They begin to compete with other schools in sports, to switch classes, to open lockers and they attend the first dance of their lives. Clast officers: President Chandsn Langhofer, Vice President Zens Mel, Treasurer Patrick Lllley, Secretary Matthew Burbach. Clever, K. Mile and S. Caatellaw amla for the photographer at a football game. Junior High Pep Club shows spirit The Jr. High Pep Club had a busy year cheering on the volleyball, football, basketball and wrestling teams. The Pep Club is sponsored by Mrs. Hoffman. The president is Lisa Schwartzkopf and vice president is Heidi Marker. The Pep Club members also bought new uniforms this year. Their new uniforms are orange T-shirts with a tiger on front which were printed by the FHA. Jr. High pap club top J. Hernandez, J. Stover, L. Klldow, C. Warm, D. Schopan. 3rd row Brenda Sauer, S. Shaw, K. Miles. P. Claver. H. Beckar, A. Serda. H. Koch. 2nd row L. Klnzla, L. Pratt, H. Marker, L. Schwartzkopf, B. Batson, K. Strieker, Renee Snyder. First row S. Cundall. M. Flscus, J. Muhr. J. Hruza. T. Dukesherer. Bottom B. Lichius, C. Poole, H. Brandt, A. Kuxhausen. Top row-B. Lissman, M. Burbach; 2nd row-P. Smith, D. Klldow, C. Gibbons, J. Fast, B. Creble. D. Franklin, P. Lllley; 3rd row-Asst. Coach Coon, B. Muhr, R. Simmons, C. Erdman, Z. Trussel, C. Langhofer. S. Gibbons. E. Rykman. Z. Mai, T. McBride, R. Garcia. Head Coach Porupsky; bottom row-T. Hasse. Corey Henkel. D. Gonzales. B. Sauer, Jeff Klldow. Jeff Hohnsteln. B. Knlss. B. Schmall, R. Miller. S. Smith. Eighth grade has undefeated season The Junior High football season was a good one for both the 7th and 8th grade boys. The 8th graders had a 4-0 season ■02 and outscored their opponenets a total of 84-18. The leader with touchdowns was David Gonzales with six. Corey Gibbons followed with four and Brian Sauer and Jeff Kildow both had one. In the seventh grade they had a 3-1 season. They lost only to Kimball. David Kildow had three touchdowns while Sam Gibbons had two. Both teams had four games and they played the same schools which are Kimball, Morrill, Bridgeport and Mitch°H 8th grade volleyball team correlated of: Bottom-J. Hruza. T. Dukeaherer, H. Marker. J. Muhr, L. Schwartzkopf. H. Brandt. L. Pratt, A. Kuxhauaen, B. Sauer. S. Shaw. K. Reed; aecond row-M. Fiacua. S. Cundall. Kim Walker. B. betson. T. Jerger. L. Klnzie. S. Tyree: top-Coach Joe Foland. Coach Mr. Foland. K. Miles, J. Stover. L. Soto. A. Cordova. J. Lybyer. F. Smith. J. Contreras. J. Hernandez B Llchlus P Clever. L. Klldow, C. Warm. D. Schopen. C. Poole, H. Koch. S. Castellaw, H. Becker. A. Serda. Junior High has successful season 1987 proved to be a very successful year for the Jr. High volleyball teams. The eighth grade ended their season with a record of 5-1 and the seventh grade with a record of 1 -3. The tournament team, T. Dukesherer, J. Muhr, A. Kuxhausen, H. Brandt, K. Walker”, L. Schwartzkopf, H. Marker, C. Poole, P. Claver, B. Betson, M. Fiscus, J. Hruza, S. Castellaw, D. Schopen, and C. Warm, capturea a first place victory at the team's only tournament which was held at Bayard. 03 Jr. High Excels In All Areas Th 1980-87 Jr. High Cheerleaders Include C. Poole, A. Kuxhaueen, J. Muhr, B. Llchiua and H. Brandt. 104 The Jr. High Swing Choir members Include, from top to bottom: S. Gibbons, C. Langhofer. B. Schmall M Burbach C. Erdman J Muhr. R. Garcia. A. Kuxhausen, V. Clark, L. Pratt. B. Knlss. D. Gonzales. Jeff Hohnsteln! Jeff Klldow.' Corey Henkel. Brian Sauer, S. Cundall, H. Marker. M. Fiscus, J. Hruza, T. Dukesherer, Brenda Sauer L Schwar tzkopf, H. Brandt, K. Miles. A. Serda. P. Claver, B. Lichius and H. Becker. Spelling Bee contestants include back row; V. Clark, J. Hruza. S. Cundall, J. Muhr. T. Dukesherer, and K. Miles. Bottom row: M. Miller, C. Langhofer, C. Erdman, S. Castellaw, P. Claver and B. Lichius. Students compete in Spelling Bee Twelve junior high students and some elementary students participated in the Morrill County Spelling Contest held Wednesday, March 4 at Bridgeport middle school. Eight of the sixteen finalists were from Bayard. Jeff Hardwick, a sixth grader won the contest and represented Bayard at Omaha. Jenny Hruza, an eighth grader placed second. Left, C. Gibbons and other friends 'get down' at the dance. The 1987 Penny Prince and Princess Dance was held on Saturday, Feb. 21 , from 7-10 p.m. The Penny Prince, Jamie Sherfey, and Princess, Shawna Tyree, were crowned at that time. The total amount collected was $3 0.85. The leading collectors were Shawna Tyree with $91 and Jennifer Contreras with $74. The dance was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Women's Unit 200 for the 14th year. The money was raised for the American Heart Association, Nebraska affiliate. Penny Prince and Princess Royalty include runners-up J. Contreras, Princess S. Tyree. Prince J. Sherfey, runner-up R. Simmons. Jr. High raises money Bayard Jr. High girls end successful Season The Jr. High girls had another very successful season. The season consisted of games against Morrill, Bridgeport and Hemingford which led to the highlight of the season, the Bayard Invite, of which the Tigers became the champions for 3 straight years. The 8th graders record was 7-0 while the 7th graders was 3-2. Mr. Foland, coach of the girls, commented, ' It was another very successful season for the Jr. High girls basketball program. I'm looking forward to next year.” 8th grade girls basketball team-Front: T. Jerger. L. Kinzie, B. Betson. J. Muhr. T. Dukesherer. H. Brandt. Brenda Sauer. S. Cundall. Middle: L. Pratt, V. Clark, M. Fiscus, H. Marker, L. Schwartzkopf, A. Kuxhausen, J. Hruza, Kim Walker. Back: Coach Foland. 7th grade girls basketball team-Top: Coach Foland. Middle: H. Becker, C. Poole, J. Stover. J. Lybyer, B. Lichius, K. Miles. Front: D. Schopen, C. Warm, A. Serda, S. Castellaw, L. Kildow, and P. Claver. Boys have winning season The Jr. High boys' basketball teams, coached by Mr. James Coon, had a fairly successful season this year. Both teams came through with good records, the 7th grade with a record of 3-2 and the 8th grade with a record of 4-3. Using a mixed team of both 7th and 8th grades, they captured second place in their only tournament, the Bayard Invitational Tournament. Jr. High Wrestling team consisted of: bottom-D. Anderson, D. Kildow, T. Hasse, M. Miller, J. Fast, R. Miller, L. Willey; second row-B. Kniss, C. Langhofer, Darin Chaon, J. Sherfey, J. Kildow; top-Coach Brandt, M. Burbach, Jeff Hohnstein, Brian Sauer. Jr. High Wrestlers Improve The 1986-87 Junior High Wrestling team participated in three meets improving in each one. The Tigers traveled to Harrisburg twice and Bridgeport for their meets. The boys were coached by Mr. Doug Brandt who commented, The team improved over the season which is what a coach looks for. The team got better each meet they were in. Jr. High Basketball: J. Sherfey, R. Garcia, B. Muhr, T. McBride, Z. Trussel, P. Smith, S. Gibbons, J. Fast, C. Erdman, P. Lilley, Darin Chaon,. D. Franklin, Brian Sauer, C. Henkel, C. Gibbons, Jeff Hohnstein, B. Kniss, D. Kildow, M. Burbach, C. Langhofer, Coach Terry Tillman, J. Gudgel, S. Teppert, D. Gonzales, Jeff Kildow, B. Schmall, R. Simmons, R. Quintenar, L. Willey, Coach Jim Coon. Students are recognized for their achievements The annual junior high awards night was held Tuesday, May 19. The students were honored for their academic and extracurricular achievements. 5 min. mile awards went to T. Dukesherer. J. Hruza, A. Serda, P. Claver, S. Castellow. Z. Mai receives the 8th grade top math award from Mr Thompson. Current Events awards went to (front) C. Poole, B. Fiscus, P. Claver, C. Miles, S. Castellow. (back) C. Langhofer, A. Serda, L. Mai, C. Erdman, M. Burback. D. Tlkalsky receives the outstanding student award from Mr. Kennedy. 106 Perfect Attendance-T. Dukesherer, Darin Chaon, Jeff Kildow, S. Castellow, C. Warm. Top scholastic awards In the seventh grade ware C. Langhofer -second and P. Clever-first. Top scholastic awards In the eighth grade were J. Hruza second and L. Schwartzkopf-first. Physical fitness awards for the girls went to S. Castellaw and V. Clark. Physical fitness award for boys want to D. Anderson and Jeff Kildow. Citizenship awards In the 8th grade went to J. Kildow and M. Fiscus. 7th grade went to Z. Mai, and not pictured P. Claver and C. Langhofer. B. Muhr receives Mr. Lentz's outstanding student award. 109 The Jr. High girls track team is: Coach Coon, T. Dukesherer, J. Hruza, Kim Walker, J. Muhr, M. Fiscus, H. Marker, C. Miles, K. Strieker, V. Clark, B. Batson, S. Cundall, Brenda Sauer, C. Warm, B. Lichius, J. Stover, L. Pratt, L. Schwartzkopf, H. Brandt, S. Castellaw, H. Becker, A. Serda, P. Claver, C. Poole, D. Schopen and A. Kuxhausen. The Jr. High boys track team is: Jeff Hohnstein, Z. Mai, D. Franklin, C. Gibbons. Brian Sauer, B. Kniss, R. Garcia, R. Simmons, T. Hasse, D. Gonzales, Jeff Kildow, Darrin Chaon, J. Fast, P. Smith, S. Warfield, S. Gibbons, T. McBride. C. Langhofer, B. Bernhardt, J. Gudgel, M. Burback, B. Muhr, Z. Trussel, C. Erdman, B. Schmall, D. Kildow, P. Lily. Girls break three school records J The Bayard Jr. High track teams had a busy year competing in all the area track meets. The girls stayed undefeated in all five meets they participated in, while the boys won only one, the Guernsey Invite. Three records were broken in the girls' division by Michelle FiscusAn shot with a throw of 31'41 2 and in discus with a throw of 96'2 . Also the 800 meter relay broke the record of 2:03.3. The relay team consisted of Lisa Schwartzkopf, Beth Lichius, Aubrey Serda and Heidi Becker. 110 INDEX FACULTY Armstrong. Robert: 31.32 Bauer, Laurie: 30, 31,86 Begley, Kirk: 30, 31,40, 82 Brandt, Douglas: 30, 40, 52, 86 Brening, Perry: 30 Claver, Gene: 30, 90. 91 Coon, James: 30, 59, 102 Cundall, Leroy: 32 Didier, Sandra: 31,92, 93 Engdahl, Roma: 32 Ensser. Janet: 30 Evans, Susan: 30, 50, 114 Foland, Joe: 30, 55, 57, 58. 103 Foos, Linda: 30, 85 Gonzales, Roberto: 34 Hoffman, Sharon: 30, 31 Hohnstein, James: 30, 55, 56, 57, 82, 86.87 Huck, Shirley: 24, 30, 31,84, 85 Johnson, Deb:32 Kennedy, Larry: 30, 108 Langhofer, Ron: 38 Lentz, Joseph: 30, 86, 109 Montonez, Semelina: 30, 95 Porupsky, Delmar: 30, 40, 82, 102 Thomas, Deloras: 32 Thompson, Gerald: 30, 87, 108 Tillman, Tamra: 31 Vera, Joe: 34 Wallace, Bill: 22, 24, 31, 36, 37, 60 61.87 York, Connie: 32 SENIORS Alles. Greg A.: 2. 7. 18. 19, 25, 26. 27. 39, 40, 45, 52, 53, 54. 75, 84. 85, 86, 87,88,94 Anest, Rule: A, 23, 26, 43. 49. 63, 77. 78, 79, 95,96, 115 Becker, Mike: A, 26. 52. 53. 54 Bontjes, Joe: A, 26, 39, 40 Bowers, Vicky: A. 19, 21, 26, 33, 36. 77,85. 90.91,95 Brown, Carey: A. 26. 27, 62. 63. 65, 68. 75 Burry, Brent: A, 7, 26, 39. 40, 52, 53, 76. 77.80,81,83,87 Chaon, Dion: A, 26, 27. 62, 64 Coonce, Tammy: A, 26, 1 14 Crable. Lori; A, 23, 26, 49 Crecelius, Alan: A, 18, 25, 84, 88, 94 Dukesherer, Donna: A, 17, 19, 25, 26, 36, 37, 43. 46. 50. 55. 56, 57. 58, 62. 63. 64. 77. 78, 79, 80, 81. 83, 87, 88, 94 Fertig, Robert: B, 19, 22, 23. 26. 60, 61,90,91, 114 Fiscus, Becki: B. 1 7, 26, 43, 44, 46. 49. 62, 63, 64, 70. 78, 80. 85, 95, 96, 114 Fiscus, Jennifer: B. 18. 25, 26, 33, 50, 62.68,84,85,92.93,94. 115 Garcia, Angela: B, 21,26, 44, 95 Garcia. Sam: B. 17. 21. 26, 33, 39, 40, 52. 53. 70 Goss. Kim: B. 26, 27, 36, 55, 56, 57, 58.80,81,83, 86,87, 115 Hubbard. Leota: B, 26. 49, 67, 78. 95 Huck, Kelly: B, 20, 26, 96, 114 Huck. Kristin: B, 26, 70, 92, 93 Kildow. Jennifer: B, 20, 24, 26, 33, 36. 56.57, 58. 76, 77. 80. 81,87, 115 Kramer, Nathan: B. 23. 26, 59, 60. 61, 85.94 Krantz, Justin: B, 18, 21, 25, 26, 27, 39. 40. 41. 42. 44, 60. 61. 68, 69, 75, 80.81.84.94 Lichius, Mark: C. 26 Meininger. Kerry: C, 1 7, 23, 26, 49, 92, 95 Miller, Chris: C, 18, 23, 24, 26, 39, 40, 42. 46. 60. 61. 62, 64, 65. 68. 70. 75, 80,81,82,86 Parriott, Craig: C, 17. 20. 23. 24. 26. 39, 40. 45. 60. 61. 62. 64, 70. 75. 76. 77,80,81 Propp, Kim: C, 18, 25. 26, 27. 28. 33. 36, 37, 55, 56, 57, 77. 80, 81,83, 115 Sauer, Diane: C, 20, 22, 26, 33. 96, 114 Schmali, Kelley: C, 20, 25. 26. 62, 63, 64,88 Schopen, Pete: C, 24, 26, 39. 40. 41, 68.77.80.81.84.86.87.94 Schwartzkopf, Curtis: C, 20, 22, 25. 26, 39, 40, 41,42. 44, 60, 61, 75. 77. 80. 81,84, 92, 93, 94 Smith, Deirdre: C, 26, 27 tenBensel, Kristin: C. 23. 25, 26. 33, 46, 62. 63, 64, 68. 69. 78, 79. 80, 92. 93,94.96, 114 Tyree, Devonna: C, 17. 23, 26. 49, 92, 95 Vera, Paul: D, 20. 23, 26, 39, 40. 44, 52, 53. 62, 64, 77 Vincent. Kimberly: D, 21, 26, 44, 45 46, 47. 62, 63, 64, 68, 75, 78, 80, 81 95 Willey. Eric: D. 26, 28, 52. 53. 54. 90 91 JUNIORS Aguirre, Patricia: 8 Arellano, Joe: 8. 40. 41,43, 74, 80 Arends, John: 8, 90 Baird, Steve: 8, 52 Becker, Antonia (Toni): 8, 38, 42, 49, 50, 62, 64, 88. 95 Becker, Greg: 2. 6, 8, 52. 73. 84. 85 Blue, Wade: 7. 8, 40. 62, 64, 88. 90. 91 Broderick, Janelle: 7, 8, 49, 50. 62, 68, 77,88. 95. 96. 114 Burry, Connie: 7, 8, 36, 37. 43. 49. 55, 57. 58, 62, 78. 80. 83, 84, 86. 87. 88, 94.96. 114, 115 Buskirk, Sharry: 8, 115 Chaon. Melissa: 7. 8. 62. 92. 95 Doty, Tom: 8 Duncan, Holly: 8, 36, 43, 47. 49. 57, 73. 78, 79, 80. 82. 83, 90, 91, 92. 93, 94 Ensser, Ryan: 6, 8, 40, 59, 62, 64, 68, 72. 73, 78, 78 Fiscus. Allen: 8. 39, 40. 60. 62. 64. 68. 73, 74, 90 Genoways, Julie: 8 Gudgel, Sean: 8. 78 Hagan, Tami: 8 Henkel, Craig: 8, 43, 78. 79 Hoagland, Tonya: 7, 8. 62. 72, 73, 74 Hohnstein, Jill: 7, 8, 43, 62, 63, 64, 84, 85, 88, 94 Hopkins, Della: 7, 8. 72, 73, 92, 114 Jerger, James: 8, 85, 90 Kizzire, Gene: 8, 62, 72. 80. 90:91 Kniss. Valerie: 8. 49, 62, 64, 68, 69. 74.85.88.92,93 Knotts. Holly: 8, 43, 64, 78, 84, 88. 94 Kuxhausen, Kristine: 8, 33. 49. 88, 92, 93. 94, 95 Lind, Kodee: 6, 8. 43. 48, 49, 62. 64, 68. 78. 88 Lopez, Tina: 8, 115 Moreno, Fidel: 8 Morehead, Paul: 8, 78 Muhr, Troy: 8. 39. 40. 60. 62. 76 O'Neal. Julie: 7, 8, 49, 62, 64, 72. 73, 80.92.96. 114 Parriott, Ranata: 8, 33. 36. 42. 49. 57, 58.62,64,73.80.82.84,88,94 Reed, Bud:8,40,50 Rice, Tate: 9. 39, 40, 59, 62, 63, 64. 72.85.90 Rose, Jim: 9. 39. 40. 43. 49, 62. 64, 67,78,80.81,85 Schopen, Sonja: 7. 9, 38, 42, 48. 49. 50. 73.80,82,88,95.96. 114, 115 Stuart, Barry: 6, 7. 9. 40. 62. 64, 72. 80.85.88.90.91 Teppert, Alan: 9 Teppert, Floyd: 9, 59. 74. 96 Twombly, Jeff: 9. 40. 59, 62, 68, 72, 73.74.80.90.91 Walker. Kelly: 9. 50. 52. 54. 72. 90 Warm, Mary: 9. 33. 62. 92 Ybarra, Joe: 9, 40 Anest, Paulette: 10, 36. 37, 49. 57, 62. 65. 70. 86.87,88,95 Armstrong, Julie: 2, 10, 43, 49. 78 Armstrong, Mike: 2, 6, 10, 40, 80 Bernhardt, Scott: 10, 43, 52, 75. 78. 90 Brown, Cameron: 10, 43, 52, 78, 79, 85,90 Buxbaum, Rebecca: 10, 33, 92, 93 Castellaw, Dean: 10, 40, 80, 90 Crecelius, Melany: 6, 10, 12, 47. 49. 62,68,69. 75,84,88,92,93 Eirich, Heidi: 10. 36. 49. 57. 62. 65. 68. 78., 79. 80. 95. 96 Fields, Anna: 10,1 57 Fisher, Dale: 10, 40, 78 Franklin, Steve: 10 Fries. Katie: 10. 43. 46, 49. 68. 78 Gonzales, Roselinda: 10, 43, 57, 78, 95 Gudgel, Michael: 10, 52 Hasse, Chris: 10, 12, 40, 48, 49, 55. 62,67, 75,88 Higgens, Misti: 10 Hoagland. Julie: 10. 49. 62. 75, 92. 115 Kiesel, Kristin: 10, 36, 49, 57. 62. 65. 68.78.79,80, 83,84.92,93 Kizzire, Jim: 10. 52. 75. 80. 82 Laeger, Kande: 10, 62. 70, 90, 95 Lichius, Danny: 10, 62, 65 Maher, Penelope: 10, 33, 92, 93 Marker, Tyson: 10, 40. 60. 75. 90 Maser, Jennifer: 10. 38, 47, 49, 57, 62, 65, 75, 80, 84. 88 Messersmith, Debbie: 10, 12, 49, 62, 65.75, 96, 115 Miller, Lisa: 10. 38. 42, 48. 49. 95 Morehead, Chris: 10. 90 Mott, Shannon: 11 Petersen. Joy: 10. 12, 38, 42, 48, 49. 57, 62, 65, 68. 70. 75, 86. 88. 95 Pontine, Sue: 6, 10, 11,49, 62, 92, 96. 115 Rabenberg, Aaron: 10, 12, 40, 52, 62. 65 Rafferty, Scott: 10, 40, 90 Rein, Patricia: 10 Sanchez, Darren: 6, 10, 40, 62, 63, 65, 75, 84 Sauer, Dean: 10, 40, 90 Schneider, Jonathon: 11,59, 75, 90 Schwartzkopf: Chris: 11, 38. 43, 47, 49.62.65. 75. 78.80. 115 Steffen. Christy: 11, 46, 47. 49, 62, 65. 68. 78, 92. 93 Stevens, Stephanie: 11,38, 49, 62, 68, 115 Teppert, Landra: 11,36, 57, 62, 88,95 Thomas. Tracey: 11 Willey, Justin: 11,33, 52, 53, 90 Wood, Terri: 11,115 York, Corey: 11, 12. 40, 46, 49, 59, 62, 63. 65, 68, 80, 80 FRESHMEN Anderson, Richard: 14. 33, 50, 90, 91 Anest, Bessielee: 14, 38, 49, 57, 62, 65 Arends, Marylou: 14. 33 Baird, Jenny: 14. 38. 49, 57. 62. 68 Bauer, Kimberly: 2, 6. 14. 38. 49. 57. 62,65,69 Becker, Gretchen: 14, 43. 49, 57, 62, 65. 78. 80, 92 Belden, Heath: 14. 33. 40. 46. 50, 52. 62. 65. 68. 69 Betson. Ron: 14, 40, 62, 65, 80, 90. 91 Billingsley. Hope: 14, 38, 50. 57. 62. 80. 92. 96 Bulman, Faye: 14. 33, 49, 62, 68. 85 Bushnell, Kevin: 14, 33. 40. 52 Buxbaum, Kevin: 14. 90 Chaon, Tammy: 14, 49. 62, 85 Chrisman. Tracy: 14. 38. 49. 62 Claver, Tim: 14, 40, 59, 62, 65, 84, 90, 91 Crews, Candy: 14, 49 DeCent, Stephanie: 14, 47, 49, 62. 96 Doty, Samantha: 14,133. 49. 68. 85 Dunder, Steve: 14. 59. 62, 65, 84 Elerbeck, Tammy: 14, 43, 62, 78 Ensser, Leisa: 14, 138. 43, 62, 65, 67, 68. 78. 79. 84, 88 Faustman. Cori: 14, 43. 47, 49, 57. 62, 65, 68. 78, 80 Fiscus, Jama: 14. 38, 43, 57,178 Garcia, Manuel: 14, 52, 90 Genoways, Lynn: 14 Hackett, Jason: 14, 33, 46, 62, 68. 84, 85 Harimon. Dawn: 14, 49, 57, 62 Hoagland, Travis: 14, 52 Hopkins, Russ: 14. 40. 60. 62, 65, 80 87.96 Houston, Arnie: 14, 40. 59. 62, 65 Jones, Chance: 14, 40, 52. 62. 65 Jones, David: 14. 59 Keith, Kendra: 14, 49, 57, 62, 80, 92 Kniss, Kerry: 6. 14. 38. 57. 62. 67, 78. 92 Kreman, Holli: 15, 38, 43, 62. 65. 67, 78 McNabb, Shane: 15, 40. 43, 60, 62, 65, 78 Mitchell, Scott: 15, 96 Moreno, Alex: 15 Paben, Tanya: 15, 38 Pieper, Chris: 15. 40, 43, 52, 78, 90 Rice, Nikki: 15. 47. 49, 62. 78. 85, 86 88 Sauer, Andy: 6. 15, 59. 62, 65, 90. 91 Siegfried, Shane: 6. 13, 15. 40, 43. 60. 62,63,65, 78, 79,80, 96 Snyder, Ricky: 15, 62, 65. 99 Staska, Tracy: 15, 50. 62 Sterkel, Denise: 15, 38, 57. 62 Strieker, Janel: 15, 38, 43, 48 tenBensel, Julie: 13, 15, 38. 47, 49, 57, 62, 65. 68. 70. 0, 82 Teppert, Theresa: 15. 38, 50, 57, 62, 68 Worthy, Joy: 15, 49, 57 Ybarra, Angie: 15 EIGHTH GRADE Bernhardt, Brian: 98, 110 Betson. Becky: 98, 102, 103, 106, 110 Brandt. Holly: 98, 102, 103, 104, 106, 110 Chaon, Darin: 98. 107, 110 Clark. Virginia: 98. 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Cundall, Shareen: 98, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 110 Dukesherer, Theresa: 98, 102, 104, 105. 106, 108, 110 Dykes, Tony: 104 Fiscus, Michelle: 98. 99, 102, 103, 104, 106, 109, 110 Franklin. Darrell: 98, 102, 107, 110 Gonzales, David: 40, 98, 102, 104, 107, 110 Gudgel, Jeff: 98. 107, 110 Hasse, Trampas: 98, 102, 107, 110 Henkel. Corey: 98. 102, 104, 107 Hohnstein, Jeff: 98. 102, 104, 107, 110 Hruza. Jennifer: 36. 98. 99. 102, 103, 104. 105. 106. 108, 109, 110 Jerger, Tanya: 98, 99, 103, 106 Kinzie. Laury: 98, 102, 103, 106 Kildow, Jeff: 98. 102, 104, 107. 108, 109, 110 Kniss, Brett: 98, 102, 104, 107, 110 Kuxhausen, Amy: 98. 102, 104, 107, 110 Lopez, Cathy: 98 Marker. Heidi: 98. 102, 103, 104, 106, 110 Miller, Matthew: 59. 98. 105, 107 Miller, Rocky: 98, 99, 102, 107 Muhr, Jocilyn: 38. 98. 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 110 Pratt, Lindey: 98, 102, 103, 104. 106, 110 Reed, Kerri: 98, 103 Ryckman, El Dean: 98, 102 Sauer, Brenda: 98. 99. 102, 103, 104, 106, 110 Sauer, Brian: 40. 98, 102, 104, 107, 110 Schmall, Brad: 98. 102, 104, 107, 110 Schwartzkolpf. Lisa: 98, 102, 103. 104, 106. 109, 110 Shaw, Shannon: 98. 102. 103 Sherfey, James: 98, 102, 103 Smith, Scott: 98. 102 Snyder, Renea: 99, 102 Strieker, Kimberly: 99, 102, 110 Teppert, Shawn: 99. 107 Tikalsky, Dale: 99, 108 Tyree. Shawna: 99. 103, 105 Walker, Kim: 99, 103, 106. 110 Willey, Lee: 99. 107 SEVENTH GRADE Anderson, Darin E: 100, 107, 109 Becker, Heidi M.: 100, 102, 103, 104, 106, 110 Burboch. Matthew: 100, 101, 102, 104, 108. 110 Castellaw, Susan: 100, 101, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Claver, Peggy: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110 Contreras, Jennifer: 100, 103, 105 Cordova, Amy: 100. 103 Crable. Brian: 100. 102 Cundall, Gary: Erdman, Craig: 100, 102, 104, 105, 107, 108. 110 Fast. Jesse: 96. 100. 102. 107, 110 Garcia. Ruben: 100, 102, 104, 107, 110 Gibbons, Corwin: 100. 102, 105, 107, 110 Gibbons, Samuel: 100, 102, 104, 107, 110 Hernandez, Jackie: 100, 102, 103 Kildow, David: 100, 102, 107, 110 Kildow, Lisa: 100, 102, 103, 106 Koch, Heather: 100, 102, 103 Langhofer, Chandon: 100, 101, 102, 104, 105, 107, 108, 110 Llchius, Beth: 100. 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110 Lllley, Patrick: 100, 101, 102, 107, 110 Llssman, Larry (Buddy): 100. 102 Lybyer, Jennifer: 100, 103. 106 Mai, Zane: 100, 101, 102, 108, 109. 110 McBride, Tony: 100, 102, 110 Miles. Kacey: 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 108, 110 Muhr. Brian: 100. 102, 107, 109, 110 Poole. Corrie: 100, 102, 103, 104. 106, 108, 110 Quintinar, Ruben: 100, 107 Schopen, Dayle: 100, 102, 103, 106, 110 Serda, Aubrey: 100, 102, 103, 104. 106, 108, 110 Simmons, Robert: 100, 102, 105, 107, 110 Smith, Faith: 100, 103 Smith, Paul: 100. 103, 107, 110 Soto, Lucey: 100, 103 Stover, Jessica: 100. 102, 103. 106, 110 Trussel. Zechariah: 101, 102, 110 Warfield. Shawn: 110 Warm. Cynthia: 101, 102. 103. 106. 108, 110 Ybarra, Dora: 101 Annual Staff-front T. Coonce. K. tenBensel, R. Fertlg, S. Schopan. back B. Fl cus. J. Broderlck.l C. Burry. D. Hopkins. Diana Sauer, J. O'Neal, Kelly Huck. D. Hopkins and Diane Sauer wait patiently for their lunch break. Mrs. Evans is exhausted after Journalism class. Co-Editors for Publication Staff standing K. tenBensel, J. Broderick, front, C. Burry. Staff strives for excellence The 86-87 annual and publication staff had a very busy year working on the Tiger Times and preparing the annual. The annual students attended a workshop held at the Bayard Transcript. The workshop helped the students in preparing the annual. Mike Merback, an annual adviser from Walsworth, was the director of the workshop. Photographers for the annual and Tiger Times were Becki Fiscus, Toni Becker, land Kristin tenBensel. Worley's Photography of Alliance was the professioanl photographer for the book. S. Schopen can't help but pose for the camera aa C. Burry listens carefully. Chrlssy Schwartzkopf listens for Instructions from G. Miller on preparing the paper. Journalism I students, top Jennifer Fiscus, S. Busklrk, J. Hoagland, S. Stevens. R. Anest. S. Pontine, Jennifer Klldow. K. Propp. Chrlssy Schwartzkopf. K. Goss, T. Lopez. D. Messer- 115 smith, T. Wood. Not pictured: Vicky Bowers. Back in Black A year has come, and passed us by. A special tear falls each day. The friends we've made, along the way Are going their separate ways. The time has come. 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