Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

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R. Ensser poses pretty tor the camera.

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Seniors make history This year's annual senior ski trip was held on Thursday, March 10. The trip was planned, as usual, for one day, but it was extended for more. The seniors, along with the sponsors Mr. Brening, Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Montanez, boarded the chartered bus at 4:00 a.m. and started on their way to Winter Park, Colorado. At the slopes, the snow was coming down pretty hard which made skiing a little poor, but we only had one minor injury. A few of the seniors decided against skiing and rode snow mobiles instead. These students were provided with a guide who directed them to see the Continental Divide. When everyone had gathered in the lodge, we loaded the bus again and started for Fort Collins to eat supper. The snow was still coming down pretty strong so traveling was rather slow. In Fort Collins we ate at Bananas, where we had our choice of Chicken Teriyaki, Top Sirloin or Halibut When we were in Fort Collins, we learned that all of the roads in and out of Cheyenne were closed, so we stayed in Fort Collins that night. Friday morning we all got ready and went to the mall. Most everyone was short on money so we made very few purchases. The basic necessities were about all that was purchased, including toothbrushes, shampoo, clean T-shirts, but most of all clean underwear. Ranata Parriott commented, I think that we learned a lot from this experience. From now on everyone will take extra underwear when they go on a trip. [I know I will]”. That afternoon, we sat around the motel and learned that we were going to stay another night, so we went to Pizza Hut to eat, which was across the street from our motel. Entertainment for Friday evening was rather scarce consisting of HBO, MTV, taking pictures and fixing other people's hair. Saturday morning the authorities, [Mr. Thompson and Mr. Brening], woke us up bright and early in the morning. It was real interesting to see what everyone really looks like in the morning,” was the comment made by Janelle Broderick. Although we knew that the road from Kimball to Gering was closed, we started home. We had hoped it would be open by the time we got there, but it was still closed so we took the long way home through Sidney. Probably the longest Senior Sneak Trip in the history of Bayard High School came to an end at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 12. Senior Sneak takes a tole on J. Broderick. S. Holert looks tired after a day at the slopes.

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Students of the months are: clockwise; H. Duncan, R, Ensser. (September) R. Par-riott, Jill Hohnstein, (October) A. Fiscus, (April) C. Burry, (March) Kelly Walker, (May) J. Twombly, (January) T. Rice, (February) V. Kniss, (November) K. Kux-hausen, (December). Mr. Cundall present; K. Kuxhausen with the Student of the Year Award at the awards ceremony. Lion’s Club honors Students Each month of the school year, the Lion's Club honors one or two seniors. The seniors chosen are recognized for their character, leadership, scholarship and school spirit. From these students, a Student of the Year is selected and honored at Award's Night. The September students are the Boys' and Girls' State Representatives. 22