Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

■ ft- The Senior Class Bayard, Nebraska y y We the Seniors of 1973, dedicate this annual to Mr. Marcus Jed Kuxhausen. We can only begin to show our appreciation for what he has done for our class. During these past two and a half years, he has brought us from silly sophomores to mighty seniors. Thanks for everything. 2 A Time for Memories A Time for A Time MOST ATHLETIC Teri Schanhols, Randy George BEST LOOKING Brenda Kildow, Fred Bastron for Truth MOST TALKATIVE Pam Blair, Dave Reid SHIEST Lillian Diedrichsen, Terry Snyder MOST BRAINS Carla Martin, Scott Stockwell BIGGEST FLIRT Vickie Pullen, Jim Randall BEST DRESSER Colleen Green, Kent Andreas We the Seniors of 1973 would like to thank Mr. and Mrs. William (Speed) George for being such great class-parents. They have helped us decorate for graduation, prom, and have helped with our own graduation. We cannot begin to express our thanks to you, but thanks for being the nice classparents you have been. DON 7 PLA Y NO MORE OF THEM SAD SONGS. LENNY SENIORS Carla Martin 11 Melba Serda 14 Janice Blackstone Lillian Diedrichsen Kip Johnson Elizabeth Ochoa Terry Snyder Colleen Strieker Connie Dueker James Randall Vickie Pullen Douglas Michael Sally Cross Robert Gonzalez 16 A Time for Sharing what you always wanted, right Does the slipper fit Cinderella? Women's Ub? After Baccalaureate, the Senior class was invited by their class parents, Mr. and Mrs. Speed George and sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Winchell and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ewing, to the House of Transfiguration for a last get together. The Class of '73 presented their class parents and sponsors gifts to show their appreciation. Plans were discussed for a reunion. 19 Oh, It s us!! ! Senior Memories 20 When I was a junior, I had problems galore. I had to pay for a class ring, And a hundred things more. j Tim Hood Coleen Korell Lori Lopez Dixie McDaniel Karen Meier Mary Howard Kelly Martin Don McDaniel 22 Kevin Wimmer followed, and the school year was gone. y 7 I had to run for an office for county government day. And memorize a part for the Junior class play. Mary Lou Mendoza 4 Teresa Rafferty Jaci Schanhols Tricia Schmall Debbie Schwindt Bryan Scoggin Danny Shadegg John Shadegg Peggy Shutzer Mr. Rector George Sittner Susan Stockwell Diane Thomas Steve Wharton Sherie Wheeler Kevin Wimmer Jeanette Zier Allan Zimmerman 23 You mean you can carry that whole load? I'm going to get you. What a time to joke! !! I think we should sit down and discuss this. Talking over last night's party. What happened to the electricity?? Mrs. McDaniel helps Randy. Isn't this exciting! !! Lynn hard at work, of course!! STILL SA Y FIVE MINUTES ISNT ENOUGH TIME TO GET FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER TV 1 I % wm SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Paula A nest Lori A say Steve Bangert Maggie Brown RaeElla Brungardt Terry Castellaw Ted Dalbey Carol Deines Robin Dudden Class Sponsor Mr. Tennant Sophomores I It's tough to be a Sophomore, You're in the middle, right between The up and coming Seniors; And eager Freshman scene. Football games on icy nights; Dragging along from August to May; Serving at High School Prom, They’re memories of yesterday. And when the year is done, And you look back where you've been, You remember lots of happy times InB.H.S. ... Grade 10 Mark Harris Jeff Henson Rita Hernandez Bob Rein Dave Rischling Jane Rischling John Hodson James Huber Greg Jerger Roger Robinson Paul Rodriquez Vernon Schaffer Karin Keller Roger Kildow Gloria Lujan Robert Schmunk Don Shadegg Steve Shaw Becky Lundgren Jane Maser Randy Meter Rick Siegfried Janet S jolander Rodney Smith Julie Michal Priscilla Moreno Rita Moreno Steve Snyder Tim Twombly Dennis VanBuren Carla Muhr Debra Nuss Teresa Parriott Billie Van Pelt Kendall Vogel Angie Ybarra Doug Piester Mike Ramig Scott Randall Greg Wickard Bill Wise Cindy Zier Roy Blair Randy Eirich Tim Bowers Bill Buskirk Tom Castellaw Barbara Cochrun Shirley Cochrun Don Dudden Jerry Fegler Rosemary Hagen Lynn Hall Sonia Hernandez Bruce Johannsen Ken Keller Steve Leever Linda Massey Genevieve Olivarez Peggy Liakos Gale Maxcy Jodene Parriott Mary Lopez Larry Meininger Larry Pierce Charles Lujan Tracy Morgan Tom Randall Victor Lujan Tim Muhr Steve Roberts Allen Martin My la Nerud Nancy Sauei Donna Mason Peggy Ochoa Cathy Schanhols Officers President-Kevin Vogel Vice President-Tracy Morgan Treasurer-Tom Caste 11aw Secretary-Joy Baird Paul Schneider Judy Schreiner Cathy Sterkel Teresa T ennant Bonnie Scoggin Kevin Vogel Janice Scroggin Clinton Webb Eddie Singer Rex White Sponsor-Jim Hohnstein Freshmen We’ve rubbed off the tell-tale green off Jr. Hi. days; We've learned that studying pays; We've learned not to look bored; We're building now to become next year's sophisticated sophomores. 29 SUPERINTENDENT MR. LIONEL D. WICKARD BOARD OF EDUCATION- STANDING: Robert Krantz, Roger Deal, SITTING: Russell Morris-Secretary, Jake Reifschneider, Bill Levick-President. (NO l PIC 1 11 RED an ex-officio member) M. L. Sjolander. Mrs. Doris Williams-Librarian and Vocational Math Mrs. Williams taught 6 years in Merna, Nebraska before she came to Bayard in 1963, and has been teaching in BHS for the past 9 years. She will retire from teaching this year. She will be greatly missed by everyone in Bayard High School, and we would all like to wish her good luck. Mr. Onje Erfan-Chemistry, 7th Science, and Biology Mr. George Tennant-English 9 11, Vocational English, Junior High Basketball and Football Coach Mr. Bill Rischling-Band Miss Melody Meade-Girls P.E. and Art Mr. Larry Rector-Algebra 1, 8th Math, General Math, Geometry, and Head Cross-Country and Track Coach Mr. Mike Winchell-Earth Science, 8th Science, Physiology, Assistant Football, Assistant Basketball and Girls Track Coach. Mr. Ron Winchell-Civics, American Problems, Drivers Education, and Assistant Football and Bas ketball Coach Mr. Jim Hohnstein-Typing, General Business, Office Miss Linda Foos-Shorthand, Guidance Practice, Bookkeeping, and Junior High Coach Mr. Gene Claver-Vocational Agricultural and Tractor Mechanics Mr. Glenn Critchley-Boys P.E., World History, Head Football Coach, and Assistant Track Coach Mrs. Marci Paulson Mr. Jim Coon Student Teachers Mr. Randy Henkel Mr. Vernon Dyer-English 12, American Histoi,, Mrs. Caroline Ewing-7th Math, and Journallsm Consumers Math, Algebra II, and Physics Mrs. Connie Langhofer-Chorus Mrs. Signe Kniss-Home Economics Mr. Dennis Dukesherer-Woodworking, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Electronics, Plastics, Lapidary, and Assistant Track Coach 35 Secretary, Mrs. Schwab Bus Drivers $ Harold Backus, Dorothy Weisgerber, and Dick Reifschneider. NOT PICTURED: Pete Weisgerber. Custodians Dave Contreras and Bob Yeatts Secretary, Mrs. Engdahl Mrs. Lylia Leonhardt, Mrs. Loise Kaasch, Mrs. Marie Miller, WE THINK EVERYONE SHOULD BELONG TO A CLUB — ASA MATTER OF FACT. IF YOU'D CARE TO BUY ONE WE HA VE SEVERAL FOR SALE RIGHT HERE ORGANIZATIONS BACK ROW: Tim Hood, Connie Asay, Kevin Wimmer, Vickie Pullen, Dave Petersen, Julie Michael, Kelly Martin, Bonnie Scoggin, Tricia Schmall, Roy Blair. MIDDLE ROW: Teresa Tennant, Janae Harris, Don Dudden, John Shadegg, Janet Sjolander, Lori Asay, Jayne Maser, Melba Serda, Linda Wendt, Dan Shadegg. I This year the Bayard Forensics Club sponsored and participated in many events. They entertained the student body with Halloween and Christmas plays. In addition to this they participated in the Panhandle C, district, and state speech contests. All seven Forensics members who attended the state speech contest were graded excellent. These seven members were Janice Blackstone, Tim Hood, Janae Harris, John Shadegg, Dan Shadegg, Kelly Martin, and Linda Wendt. Mr. Tennant, the Forensics sponsor, was quoted as saying, We did exceedingly well this year because of the great amount of effort put forth by the club members. He went on to say that he had rarely seen such natural talent in a single group of students. He also remarked that he expected even better results next year when present members are more experienced and new members will be coming up from the junior high. The group celebrated its victories with a banquet at the Pizza Hut in Scottsbluff. 38 Forensics V. Pres., Tricia Schmall; Sponsor, George Tennant; President. Vickie Pullen; Secretary-treasurer, Connie Asay. STANDING: Teresa Rafferty, Dave Nuss, David Fanning, Jeanette Zier, Janea Harris, Kelly Martin. SEATED: Kelly Liakos, Tim Hood, Dave Peterson, Kevin Wimmer, Teri Bauer N a H S o i n c i e t y Teri Schanhols-V. Pres. Connie Dueker-Pres. Vickie Pullen-Sec. Tres. C. Dueker, R. George, J. Zier, D. Nuss, T. Bauer, K. Liakos, E. Ochoa, S. Stockwell, P. Blair, K. Wimmer, V. Pullen, D. Fanning, T. Schanhols, G. Green, T. Rafferty, D. Peterson, C. Green, C. Martin. 39 SWEETHEART Brenda Kildow F.F.A. this year was a myriad of activity. We had a slave auction in October, attended the National-Western Stock Show in Denver, and participated in four district contests. In spring we attended the State Convention and Contests. On returning, we planned and put on our annual parent-son banquet. Numerous awards were given and the newly named 1973-74 F.F.A. Sweetheart was Jeanette Zier. Future Farmers of America TOP ROW: Wilford Bowers, Greg Kniss, Randy Bernhardt, Ted Dalbey, Roger Schneider, Jim Randall, Kip Johnson, Jon Maxcy, Jerry A rends, Don McDaniel. MIDDLE ROW: Bryan Armstrong, Rodney Smith, BillVanPelt, Tom Cast ellow, Greg Wickard, Ron Dudden, Roy Blair, Steve Roberts, Don Dudden, Dennis VanBuren, Rick Siegfried. ROTTOM ROW: Ken Keller, Robert Fulton, Steve Leever, Robert Schmunk, Tim Twombly, Randy Eirich, Rex White, Don Gamer, Ed Singer, Dean Huber, Mark Harris. Mr. Claver, Advisor Ron Dudden, President Dean Huber, Vice President Don McDaniel, Treasurer Mark Harris, Secretary Robert Fulton, Reporter Wilford Bowers, Sentinel Teri Bauer-Pres. Teri Schanhols- Vice Pres. Vickie Pullen- Sec. Jeanette Zier-Treas. Tricia Schmall- Rec. Chairman. The Future Homemakers of America were more active this year than in the past, attending district convention in Scottsbluff and a roller skating party given by the F.F.A, members. To raise money for projects, like tray-favors for West Nebraska General Hospital, they sold concessions at the Bayard-Morrill basketball game. A Mother-Daughter Banquet was also given by the F.H.A. Future Home Makers of America ABOVE: Pictures of the skit given at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. FRONT ROW: Debra Deal, Rita Hernandez, Peggy Ochoa, Carol Linton. SECOND ROW: Genevieve Olivarez, Cheryl Bauer, Teresa Tafoya, Cecilia Rischling, Joyce Nelson, Dave Rischling, Kevin Wimmer. THIRD ROW: Tammy Yakel, Renee Schwab, Jean Sjolander, Connie Liakos, Roxanne England, Ramona Eigbrett, Steve Leever, Kevin Vogel, Glenda Deines, Lori Randall. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Rischling, Carrie Asay, Rosanne George, Carol Deines, Janice Blackstonc. The Bayard School Band was quite active this year in school and community events. They participated in the Chadron State College Band Day and received a superior. They also led the parade in Scottsbluff on Veteran's Day. Officers Pres. Deb Deal, V-Pres. Dick Rischling, Sec. Rita Hernandez, Treasurer Connie Dueker. FRONT ROW: DeAnn Tennant, Shelley Dalbey, Susan White, Karin Keller, Jane Rischling. SECOND ROW: Paul Rodriguez, Judy Schreiner, Deb Rice. THIRD ROW: Teresa Tennant, Carolyn Shaw, Pamela Beran, Ron Kitt, Steve Bangert, Linda Fiscus, Elizabeth Ochoa. FOURTH ROW: Ted Brungardt, Dick Rischling, Paul Schneider, Kenny Vogel, Randy Baum, Larry Pierce, Tom White, Bob Rein, David Petersen, Vickie Pullen, Connie Dueker. Junior Majorette: Rita Hernandez, Drum Majorette: Debra Deal. Stage Band ■ Chorus Officers Doug Michael-Vice President Elizabeth Ochoa-Treasurer Alice George-President Brenda Kildow-Secretary Lynn Michael and Dave Reid-Librarians. Bayard High School Chorus Accompanists: Janae Harris and Jeanette Zier. This year our chorus participated in varius activities. For the fourth year in a row, they received the Panhandle C Select Chorus award. The musical was You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. They put on several concerts throughout the year. 21st Century Singers performed on various occasions. Among these was singing at the Christian Women's Fellowship Conference at Scottsbluff. 21st Century Singers FRONT ROW: Pam Blair, Vickie Pullen, Janae Harris, Dennis Van Buren, Lynn Michael, Kevin Wimmer, Scott Stockwell, David Reid, Tricia Schmall, Elizabeth Ochoa, Alice George. SECOND ROW: Terri Parriott, Karin Keller, Joyce Nelson, David Petersen, Tom Randall, Don McDaniel, Dick Rischling, Deb Deal, Teri Bauer, Jeanette Zier Accompainist. KNEELING: Lynn Michael, Kevin Wimmer, David Petersen, Dick Rischling. STANDING: Mrs. Langhofer, Pam Blair, Vickie Pullen, Connie Dueker, Joyce Nelson, Deb Deal, Teri Bauer, Janice Blackstone, Janae Harris, Elizabeth Ochoa, Alice George. SITTING: Cindy Bauer, Janice Bangert, Paula Anest, Carla Muhr, Terri Parriott, Rita Moreno, Karin Keller. STANDING: Mrs. McPeek, Carla Martin, Elizabetii Ochoa, Deb Deal, Connie Dueker, Melba Serda, Vickie Pullen, Peggy Reeves. FRONT ROW: Bob Rein, George Sittaier, Dennis Van Buren, Randy Baum, Paul Schneider. MIDDLE ROW: Janice Bangert, Mark Elliott, Rosanne George, Teri Schanhols, Donna Paplow. BACK ROW: Jerry Green, Kelly Liakos, David Fanning, Lynn Michael, Mr. Critchley. Student Council This year the Bayard High Student Council's main activities were a raffle and concessions to bolster its empty coffers. A combination cassette-player-recorder and AM-FM radio was raffled off. The student council also wrote a new set of rules and reopened the student lounge which had been closed earlier in the year. They became a member of our regional student council association but declined an invitation to join the state organization. 47 Teri Schanols, Secretary-Treasurer; Mark Elliott, President; David Fanning, Vice-President. BRENDA TIG ER 5 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS HISTORIAN, Teri Bauer PRESIDENT, Colleen Strickei TREASURER, Deb Deal DONNA OFFICERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Cyndy, Teresa, Jane, Linda, Lori PEP CLUB........ We were one of the most active clubs. In addition to adding a little spice to the games, we had a powder puff basketball tournament, sponsored a sock hop, had a picnic, and various other activities. All in all it was a GREA-A-A-T year! Office Workers P. Anest; K. Keller; V. Pullen; D. Nuss; J. Maser. J. Zier; J. Harris; D. Peterson; R. Eirich; E. Brungardt; B. Buskirk. Typing and odd jobs are the duties of Mr. Engdahl's office workers. They also answer the phone pleasantly and keep track of absentees for the day. 7 A II V With the Dewey Decimal System in mind and a book stamp in hand, B.H.S. Library Pages cheerfully assisted their fellow students. Both bewildered freshmen and sophisticated seniors turned to them for help in locating information and that short book for required reading. J. Sjolander; J. Michael; C. Muhr; M. Howard. T. Rafferty; D. Deal; D. Thomas; D. Rice; R. Hernandez. Librarians HIM iff I L. Fyfe; M. Brown; G. Deines; C. Liakos; J. Smith; N. Sauer. POWf BIF! BLAM! CRUNCH • ATHLETICS COACHING STAFF Ron Glenn Mike W inchell Critchley W inchell SCHEDULE OPPONENTS Bridgeport 14 Crawford 0 Chappell 0 Morrill 32 Mitchell 25 Minatare 9 St. Agnes 6 Oshkosh 14 BAYARD 6 22 12 6 0 7 19 0 52 Tiger Style Kent Andreas Robert Gonzales Fred Bastron Scott Stockwell Gregg Baum Kelly Liakos ft f Defcjm, Tigers on a hold back. Scott Stockwell on an end run. FOOTBALL STORY This year's football season started off with a loss to Bridgeport. After this everybody thought that Bayard would get back on a winning streak. But as the season progressed it became evident that Bayard was having a hard time moving the ball, and the season wasn't going so well. The Tigers ended a disappointing season with a loss to Oshkosh 14-0. Holding for a few yards. Kelly Liakos on a dive play. Stopped by a good defense. 54 Coach's hard days work. Tigers holding them from a first down. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Contreras, J. Shadegg, Coach Larry Rector, R. George, T. Hood, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Petersen, B. VanPelt, R. Robinson. Randy George Cross Country The 1972 Cross Country team gained a lot of experience this year running with the tough competition in the valley. This experience should greatly aid in building a strong team for next year, with five lettermen returning. � y. Wayne Davis, Tim Hood John Shadegg Rocer Robinson Dave Petersen Jesse Contreras VolL 4-ir1 40 4 ‘ ri i-ry 3g ' r 34 7 er,.. ... , , mutineer: Nancy Sauer, Carla Martin, Linda Fyfe, Jody Schmunk, TOP ROW: Gayle Maxcy, student manage , Jang Maser Rita Hernandez, Joy Baird, student SrnfgeE;rBSTTOMeROW 1fonr’Alay, Frances Brown Janet SJolander, Carla Muhr, Teri McKee, Vicki I Pullen, Donna Paplow, Sonia Hernandez, Maggie nr Teresa and Donna doing a switch-a-roo. Teresa Tennant running spike. for a V 1 WE Bayard Linda Fyfe making a fantastic spike. 58 Carla Martin, the No. 1 setter. THEY Mitchell (8-15) (15-17) „ u Morrill Baya,d (11-15) (13-15) Rivard Oshkosh BaY (15-1) (15-7) Bavard Bridgeport ® V (15-13) (8-15) (15-2) Bayard Minatare Y (15-9) (15-3) Bavard Bridgeport B Y (15-2) (10-15) (15-3) Bayard . „ Oshkosh (15-4) (15-6) Bayard St. Agnes Y (15-4) (15-6) Bayard St- (15-8) (15-4) Bayard Hemingford (PAM C) (6-15) (5-15) Bayard Crawford (PAN C) (12-15) (15-13) (9-15) Bayard Morrill (NPV) (15-1) (15-9) Bayard Minatare (NPV) (8-15) (12-15) Bayard Minatare (D1ST.) (12-15) (15-3) (8-15) The Tigerettes rounded off their third season of volleyball with a 8-6 record, having a mid-season winning streak of 7 games. Although a fairly young team which lacked experience, their serving, setting, and spiking was impressive, though sometimes unpredictable. Coach Ewing worked with a group of five Seniors, one Junior, seven Sophomores, and four Freshmen. Out of the eight teams played, we beat all but three at least once. The experience gained from this season is sure to benefit the up coming team. Janet Sjolander doing a sneaky tap. Jane Maser spiking down hard. Up Up Kent Andreas, Alice George, Kelly Liakos, Colleen Green, Fred Bastron, Brenda Kildow, Greg Kniss, Donna Paplow, Scott Stockwell and Teri Schanhols. BE CAREFUL! King Fred and Queen Teri 60 Pregame Activities and Away! I told you you should have taken dance lessons. Royalty Reigns Supreme J. Lewis Quartet Candidates floating on cloud nine. Royalty Dance V a r s • i t y BACK ROW: S. Bangert p R. George, M. Ramia n Gonsalez, K. Wimmer, K. Vogel, G. Jerger, K. Andreas, B. Rein, S. Randall, Manager R. Pierce. U’ Huber. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach Mike Winchell, Head Coach Ron Winchell, Jerger shoots as Andreas and Randall fight for position. Wimmer hops for joy as Randall bags another rebound. Ramig and Randall doing what they do best. Rein Shoots. Andreas powers up for two points. Tiger Basketball ' ‘Hi -j: Asst. Coach Mike Winchell Randy George Head Coach Ron Winchell Kent Andreas Robert Gonsalez The highlight of the 1972-73 basketball season came when the Tigers defeated Minatare 37-33, to take third place in the Holiday Tournament. Just shortly after this win, Minatare won the Panhandle C Tournament. Although the Tigers only won one game, there were quite a few games in which a few points at the right time would have made the difference. Lack of players forced many of the underclassmen to play both reserve and varsity ball. The experience they received should be a real asset in building a strong team for next year. Bayard Opponents 43 51 Minatare 42 52 St. Agnes 44 58 Bridgeport 33 70 Mitchell 51 55 Momll 45 54 St. Agnes 37 33 Minatare 41 50 Bridgeport 40 70 Bridgeport 26 45 M itchell 42 50 Morrill 48 55 Minatare 43 80 Oshkosh 58 68 Morrill 31 78 Oshkosh 63 BACK ROW: D. Huber, E. Garcia, B. Armstrong, B. Buskirk, K. Vogel, B. Rein, S. Randall, B. Johannsen, B. Scoggin, M. Ramig, S. Bangert, FRONT ROW: Manager L. Pierce, Coach Mike Winchell, Manager A. Martin. Wimmer drives as George and Jerger watch. Patty cake, patty cake, Bakers man! Rein and Jerger fight for the ball. All together Now! A guard passing the ball. Chasing the ball to a victory. I The final Powder-Puff champions. Powder-Puff Basketball Aren't we sexy? The one and only junior in action. The class of 73 finally came through with a win after three years of hard trying. In the finals the Seniors' played the Sophomores and sneaked through with a victory 10-9. In the preceding game the Sophomores whipped the Freshman 41-8. Since the Juniors could not gather enough girls to play powder-puff basketball this year, the Seniors'; with the help of one Junior, advanced to the finals unopposed. The girls, although very inexperienced and inept, had as much fun playing as the crowd had, laughing at them. 65 (BACK ROW) Coach Mike Winchell, Karen Meier, Jaci Schanhols, Linda Fyfe, Donna Paplow, Vickie Pullen, Karin Keller, Rita Hernandez, Becky Lundgren, Jayne Maser, Janet Sjolander, Coach Ron Winchell. (FRONT ROW) Mgr. Debbie Nuss, Carla Muhr, Julie Michal, Sonia Hernandez, Teri Schanhols, Rosanne George, Jane Rischling, Gale Maxcy, Paula Anest, Mgr. Brenda Kildow. Isn't this fun! ? Sure you've got it?? Up and over. Kick, Janet! I'm giving it all I've got! Girl’s Track The Bayard girls had another successful season, winning all but one of their track meets, and taking top honors at District for the third consecutive year. Places won at the State meet were Janet Sjolander -3rd in the broadjump and 6th in the 100-yard dash, and Donna Paplow-with a 6th place in the discus. State Qualifiers: Karen Meier-discus, Donna Paplow-shotput and discus, Janet Sjolander-broadjump, 50, and 100, Jayne Maser-880. We finally got him to smile! 67 FRONT ROW: Coach Rector, K. Vogel, K. Fanning, D. Nuss, D. Huber, J. Contreras, R. George, D. Michael, L. Michael, E. Singer, Coach Critchley, BACK ROW: B. Johannsen, R. Eirich, P. Schneider, B. Buskirk, D. Fanning, D. McDaniel, K. Weimmer, S. Wharton, R. Baum. TWO-MILE RELAY TEAM Doug Michael, Jesse Contreras, Dave Nuss, Fen Fanning. Don McDaniel throwing the shot. MILE RELAY TEAM Dave Fanning, Kevin Weimmer, Ken Fanning, Randy George. Dave Fanning holding the lead. Kevin Weimmer crossing the finish line. 1' Ken Fanning bringing it home. Randy George with his overall gold medal. This year saw many records fall. One of them was a state record in the triple jump by Randy George. The state record was 44 6 , and he had a winning distance of 46,7' . This recond wasn’t allowable because of the wind, but later on in the afternoon he went a distance of 45 2M, which was allowable for a record. The next day he was presented his gold medal, for a over all gold medal performance in the triple jump. He is the first person from Bayard High School to ever get a over all gold medal. His winning jump of 46'7M was the third best jump ever in the state of Nebraska by a high school student. Randy also won the broadjump at state with a leap of 22 6 1 and three quarters, which gave him his third gold medal. Later on he received his fourth medal in the mile relay, which placed sixth. Other members of the relay were Dave Fanning, Ken Fanning, and Kevin Weimmer. Dave Fanning also competed in the 440 in which he got seventh, and Kevin Weimmer competed in the triple jump but was eliminated in the preliminaries. Randy George undefeated in the triple jump. Randy George state winner in the broad j ump. 69 Bayard TIGER VARSITY-FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Kelly Martin (119), Terry Castellaw (112), Ron Dudden (105), Greg Wickard (98), BACK ROW, Steve Leever(185), Ken Fanning (132), Dave Fanning (155), Kelly Uakos (145), and Coach Critchley (216). NOT PICTURED Dick and Dave Rischling. jq TIGER RESERVES-FRONT ROW, Tim Twombley, Tom Castellaw, Steve Roberts, Mark Wickard. BACK ROW, Tracy Buskirk (student manager), Ed Singer, Rex White, Randy Eirich, Dave Nuss, and Coach Critchley. Wrestling Dick punishing a worthy opponent. Masked man Dave putting it to them. Brothers- three sets of brothers, they are the Wickards, Castellaws, and the Fanning brothers. NOT PICTURED Dick and Dave Rischling. SENIORS-Dick Rischling (ON THE RIGHT) placed second in the State Championships, and Kelly Liakos who was third at State. It was a disappointing year as far as duals went in that the Tigers only won two. However, Coach Critchley's merry band of wrestlers, as they were reffered to, managed to always come up with two or three champions in tournaments. In the North Platte Valley Meet they put two into the finals and also had two third places. The team ended up as the tenth best team in the state, qualifying three for the tournament and having all three place. Greg Wickard, a sophomore, wound up fourth in the 98 pound class, Kelly liakos was third in the 145 pound class, and Dick Rischling was second having made it into the finals. 71 f B-Club TOP Mr. Wimmer, ... ..-------- . Nuss, D. Fanning, R. Baum, K. Vogel LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Fyfe in Standard foods received a fifth. Jim Gerdes received a third in mechanical drawing and a fifth in Algebra II. Melba Serda placed fourth in Spanish II. LOOK AT IT THIS WAY — SOMEONE HAS TO PLAY THE PART OF A FLOWER IN THE CLASS PLA Y ACTIVITIES Cast $2. 40 for this month s subscription, please. John Shadegg George Sittner Dave Petersen Bryan Scoggin Ron Dudden Tim Hood Dave Nuss Steve Wharton Kevin Wimmer Connie Asay Cindy Bauer Karen Meier Sherie Wheeler Janae Harris Tricia Schmall Debbie Schwindt Romance once more joined together. Editor Teri, Co-Editors Brenda, and Vickie Darkroom Crew Organization Section Activities Section The musical, You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, was performed March 23 and 24. The musical as put on by two casts. During the matinee, held on March 22, one cast performed the first act, the other cast Charlie Dave Peterson Director Mrs. Langhofer Teri Bauer u!W Lucy Pam Blair Alice You’re a Charlie George 76 Scott Stockwell Good Man Brown ! I ✓ f Mk Linus Don McDaniel Lynn Michael the second act. On Friday and Saturday, each cast performed one night. Mrs. Connie Langhofer was director with Teri Bauer and Vickie Pullen as student directors. Snoopy Dick Rischling Kevin Wimmer 77 Next year s cheerleaders are Cindy Zier, Cindy Bauer, Connie Asay, Jayne Maser, Rita Hernandez, and Jeanette Zier. Carla Martin received a letter of Recommendation for outstanding performance on the NMT, a one-year scholarship to UN, a Nebr. -Wesleyan Un. Sch. and was named as the 1973 Valedictorian. Scott received a scholarship to the UN on the Honors Program and was named as the 1973 Salutorian. Teri Schanhols presented the Spirit Award to her sister, Jaci, Alice reading the prophecy of the 1973 class. Kelly Liakos presented the Athletic Letter to Dave Fanning. Kelly received an Athletic Grant to the UN at Omaha. HALL OF FAME Randy George, Teri Schanhols, Carla Martin, and Kelly Liakos. Elizabeth was named as an Alternate for the UN Regent Scholarship. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Mrs, Ewing-Maggie Brown Mrs, Langhofer-Jeanette Zier Mr. Tennant-Dave Nuss Mr, Dyer-Brenda Kildow Mr. Claver-George Sittner Mr. Dukershere-Dave Petersen Mr. Critchley-Jesse Contreras Mr. Hohnste in-Carla Martin Mr. R. Winchell-Linda Fyfe Mr. Onje-Linda Fyfe Mrs. Kniss-Linda Massey Mrs. Williams-Mary Howard Mrs. Mcpeek-Melba Serda Mr. M. Winchell-Bruce Johannsen Mrs. Whitney-David Crow Miss Meade-Dan Shadegg Miss Foos-Cindy Bauer CITIZENSHIP FRESHMAN-Myla Nerud and Bruce Johannsen SOPHOMORE-Linda Fyfe and Steve Shaw JUNIOR-Karen Meir and George Sittner SENIOR-Colleen Strieker and Kent Andreas Connie received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, a grant to Nebr. -Wesleyan, and was named as the 1973 Lions Club Student of the Year. U) a r d s Pam Blair received an Elks Scholarship to NWC. Donna Pa plow received a scholarship to the college of her choice from Christian Studio. I g h Melba Serda received a scholarship to CSC. t 1 9 7 3 Randy George received the Outstanding Track Award in Boys' Track and Janet Sjolander received the Outstanding Track Award in Girls' Track. Doug Michael, Alice George, Randy George, Brenda Kildow, Debra Deal, Kent Andreas, f r ■ -.r Queen Debra and King Kent You look so cute!! !! Prom Kelly Martin Randy George Kevin Wimmer Kent, you're stepping on my foot! ! I No Minors Allowed! ! 1973 Colleen Green, Scott Stockwell and Connie Dueker. Donna and Date enjoying the Prom. Spellbound, Alice? Big Brother is watching you! !!!!!!!!!! Class Sermon-Pastor Reid Baccalaureate Scholastic leaders of the class The speakers rise to the occasion, of '73. “What lies behind us and what compared to what A time for happiness BACCALAUREATE SERVICES BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL SUNDAY, MAY 20 1973 8:00 P. M. PROCESSIONAL - POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . (Jeanette Zier, Organist) INVOCATION............................... DOXOLOGY................................. SCRIPTURE READING.......................... DAY BY DAY ............................... Senior Quartet--Connie Dueker, Accompanist CLASS SERMON............................... KEEP NOT THOU SILENCE .................... 21st Century Singers BENEDICTION.............................. RECESSIONAL - POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . (Jeanette Zier, Organist) Remain Stai ding Elgar William Linton Congregation The Rev. Reid Stephen Schwartz The Rev. Reid Alan Hovhaness The Rev. Wilkerson Elgar A time for sadness Class Colors--Light and Dark Blue Class Flower—White Rose Class Sponsors--Mrs. Ewing Mr. Winchcll Class Parents—Mr. and Mrs. W. L. George Commencement Randy contemplates yielding his yolk. lies before us are tiny matters lies within as” COMMENCEMENT SERVICES BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, MAY 22 1973 8:00 P. M. Commencement Address--Mr. Harold H. Koch A time for congratulations! PROCESSIONAL - POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . Elgar (Jeanette Zier, Organist) INVOCATION..................................The Rev. Waechter I WILL NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN ..........Ronnie Gaylord Soloist, Teri Bauer--Jeanette Zier, Accompanist VALEDICTORY ADDRESS.........................Carla Martin MORNING HAS BROKEN ........................Eleanor Fari 21st Century Singers...... COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS..........................Harold H. Koch Dean, School of Education and Physical Education Chadron State College PRESENTATION OF CLASS.......................Lionel D. Wickard ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS.........................William Levick PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS....................Roger Deal BENEDICTION.................................The Rev. Backus RECESSIONAL - POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE . . . Elgar (Jeanette Zier, Organist) Remain Standing The Class of 1973 A Time for Everyone Only his hairdresser knows for sure Tough sport Kelly? Mr, Smiley! Mommy, I don't want to go to Hawaii A one or a two holer, Mark? DUH????? RECESS TIME SURE FLIES WHEN YOU'RE HAVING FUN JUNIOR HIGH Mr. MikeWinchell Sponsor Carrie Asay Pamela Beran Greg Bowers Rodney Carl Buskirk Brungardt Eighth Grade Yolanda Casares Ken Castellaw Sharlyne Cline Glenda Deines Ramona Casey Engdahl Roxane England Eigbrett Dennis Bryan Green Rick Heimbuck Brad Henson Rick Hernandez Ron Kitt Connie Liakos Frostman 86 Lori Randall Casey Engdahl 0 c f I f a i s c s e r s Teresa Tafoya Brad Henson � Jimmy McDaniel James Nash Wayne Ronda Meter McMurtry Ralph Razo Lori Randall Jr. High Band Cecilia Norman Debbie Rice Rischling Arlan Sauer Schmunk The whole high school set an example of being young men and women. Mrs. Ewing tried to teach me, Mrs. Whitney followed suit, and Mr. Engdahl was there to reach me and let knowledge take its root. I spent weeks on end in detention, when my teachers made the rule. To stifle my creativity, by sentencing me to one hour after school. Javier Serda Jim Serda Carolyn Shaw Bennie Shimp Jean Sjolander Teresa Tafoya 87 Luann Tyrrell Crystal VanPelt Carolyn Lori Renee Debbie Tammy Shaw Randall Schwab Rice Yakel 88 Seventh Grade Robert Ybarra Marlene Arends Sally Bangert Nancy Brungaixlt Jody Busk irk Rick C as ares Pamela Bastron Laurie Bauer Scott Blair Reuben Chacon Lester Cline Shelly Dalbey Kim Dudden Joni Eskam Ruth Gamer Sylvia Gonzalez Mr. Onje Sponsor Billy Hemmer Jeff Juelfs Kathy Kitt Maynard Krantz It wasn't very long ago That Junior High did greet me, And I began my seventh year with learning there to meet me. And now I think I did something great, Because my report card says, grade eight. Kim Lionel Cindy Tammy Dudden Sanchez Nuss Yakel 89 Sherrie Logsdon Esther Lopez Daniel Lujan Robert McMurtry Joan Meier David Michael Maria Salazar Shellie Morgan Ten Muhr Madeline Nash Frank Nerud Cindy Nuss Linda Lockman Martha Paplow Melanie Ramig Pete Razo Lionel Sanchez Student Council Officers Roxane Ramona Arlan Sherrie England Eigbrett Sauer Logdson Junior High Football 91 Junior High Basketball BACK ROW: Coach Hohnstein, B. Schwartz, J. McDaniel, G. Bowers, J. Buskirk, THIRD ROW: B. Hemmer, K. Vogel, R. Kitt, P. Razo, R. Casares, N. Schmunk. SECOND ROW: M. Zier, L. Scoggins, A. Sauer, C. Engdahl, D. Frostman, R. Brungardt, A. Lundgren, K. Castellaw, A. Thomas, J. Juelfs. FIRST ROW: S. Blair, M. Krantz, W. Wimmer, D. Michael, R. Hernandez, R. Razo, F. Lopez, R. Heimbuck, B. Green, C. Buskirk. Junior High Track BACK ROW: W. Wimmer, R. Chacon, C. Buskirk, R. Razo, J. Serda, R. Casares, C. Engdahl, R. Heimbuck, B. Green, B. Schwartz, J. Serda, Coach Hohnstein. FRONT ROW: R. Kitt, R. Brungardt, R. Hernandez, F. Lopez, M. Krantz, F. Nerud, D. Michael, J. Juelfs, P. Sinner, M. Wickard, P. Razo, A. Thomas, B. Hemmer, B. Shimp, K. Vogel. 92