Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE..........................3 SENIORS..............................9 UNDERCLASSMEN....................... 21 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION..........29 SPORTS.............................. 35 ORGANIZATIONS.......................55 ACTIVITIES..........................69 JUNIOR HIGH.........................83 ALL TOGETHER........................92 • FORWARD As you journey through this book, Tiger Tracks '74 , I'd like to show you some of the many scenes of life at school. First you'll see a section entitled just that. School Life, that shows all kinds of people doing all kinds of things at school. Then I will introduce you to all the people around here; the students, the teachers, and the administrators. After that you'll see how we spend our time in sports, organizations, and activities. School is a busy place. If you aren't around you can't really know what happens inside and many of those around here don't even ' now the true story . So I'm here to take you on a journey through this book. Let's make tracks to find out what really happened in the Year of the Tiger-1974. 2 SOLOMON ADAMS FFA-1,2,3. JERRY ARNOLD ARENDS FFA-1,2,3,4; Football-1; Vocational Agriculture-1,2,3,4 CONSTANCE MARIE ASAY Who's Who In American High School Students; Chorus-1,2; Forensics-2; Cheerleader-4; Pep Club-1,2; Newspaper-4; FHA-2; School Play-1,2; Girls Athletic Assoc.-1. JANICE KAY BANGERT Chorus-1,2; Band-1,2; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-1,2; FHA-3,4; Spanish Club-3,4; Student Council-1; Class Officer-1,2; Newspaper Staff-4; Librarian-1; Variety Show-1; Musical-1; Office Worker-1. CYNTHIA ANN BAUER FHA-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2; Class Officer-3,4; Annual Staff Coeditor-4; Cheerleader-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Girls' State Alternate- 3; Scholastic Contest-1, 3; Spanish Club-3,4; County Gov't Day-3; Musical-1. FRANCES ANN BROWN Volleyball-1,2,3,4; Class Play-3; Newspaper-4; Lettered in Volleybali-3,4. TRACY L. BUSKIRK Chorus-3,4; 21st Century Sing ers-4; Wrestling Manager-2. SANDRA MAY CHRISTENSEN Library Worker-2,4; Newspaper Staff-4; Library Science Club-2, JESUS LUPE CONTRERAS Basketball-1,2; Football-4; Track-2,3; Cross-Country-2,3. RONALD GARRETT DUDDEN FFA-1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary-2; FFA President-3; FFA Reporter-4; Wrestling-2,3,4; Wrestling Letter-3,4; Football-3; Junior Class Play-3; County Government Day DAVID WAYNE FANNING Football, Track-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2; Basketball-1,2; Wrestling-3; Student Council-2,3,4; Honor Society-3,4; FFA-1,2; 21st Century Singers-1,2; B-Club-1,2,3, LINDA CAROL FISCUS Chorus-1,2,3; Band-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3; FHA-1,2,3,4; Spanish Club-4. UANAE LYN HARRIS Chorus and Accompanist- 1,2,3,4; I Girls' State Representative-3; ' | Forensics- 3,A; Tri-M-3,4; 21st Century Singers-2,3,4; Class , Secretary-3,4; Citizenship Award-2; Musicals-2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Scholastic Honors-4. i TIMOTHY JAMES HOOD I Class President-2,3,4; Track-1,2,3,4; Cross-Country-2,3; i Forensics-3,4; Junior Class | Play-3. MARY HOWARD COLEEN KAY KORELL Chorus-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3, 4; FHA-1,2. 7EFERIN0 LABRICO Crossr- Country- 1,2,3,4; Track] 11,2,4; Homecoming Football [King. LORETTA MARIE L0PF7 Pep Club-1; Volleyball-4; Cho-| I rus-1; Spanish Club Vice-Presi-| dent-4; Newspaper Staff-4. KELLY JAMES MARTIN Wrestling-2,3; Track-1,2,3,4; Forensics-3,4; Annual Staff-4; Class Vice-President-4; B-Club-3; National Honor Society-3; Scholastic Contest-3,4. DIXIE MCDANIEL Pep Club-1,2,3; FHA-1,2; Newspaper Staff-4. DONALD LEE MCDANIEL Football, Track, Chorus, FFA-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2; 21st Century Singers-3,4; State Agriculture-1. KAREN LYNNE MEIER Chorus-1,2,3; FHA, Pep Club, Track-1,2,3,4; FHA-President-1; Pep Club Secretary-1; Track President-4; Annual Staff-4; Homecoming Queen. MARY LOU MENDOZA Librariar -4; Volleyball-2; Track-2; Spanish Club-2,4; Spanish Club President-4; Chorus- 1. LYNN NEAL MICHAEL Chorus, 21st Century Singers-1, 2,3,4; Tri-M-3,4; Student Council-1,3,4; Student Council President-4; Forensics-3,4; Forensics President-4; County Government Day-3, Football-1,2,4; Basketball-1,2,4; Track-1,3. DAVID VICTOR NUSS Chorus-1,2; Football-1,2,3,4; FFA-1,2; Basketball-1; Wrestling-2,3; Track-1,3; National Honor Society-3,4; Student Council-1; B- Club- 3,4; 21st Century Singers-1,2; Scholastic Contest-1,2,3,4; Who's Who Student. DAVID VERNON PETERSON Chorus, Band-1,2,3,4; FF A-1,4; Tri-M-3,4; Freshman Class President; National Honor Sociely-3,4; Cross Country Letterman-2, 3,4; Band President-4; Tri-M-3,4; Tri-M Vice-President-4. RANDY WAYNE PIERCE Football-1,2; Basketball-1; B-Club-3; Basketball Manager-2,3, 4; Track Manager-2. M. TERESA RAFFERTY Chorus, Pep Club, Office Help-1,2,3,4; FHA- 1,2; Pep Club Historian; Class Secretary-1; National Honor Society-3,4; Annual Staff-4. JACI LOU SCHANHOLS FH A-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Track-2,3,4; FH A Officer; Track Vice-President; Annual Staff-4; Pep Club Vice-President. PATRICIA LYNN SCHMALL Chorus-1,2,3,4; FHA-2,3,4; 21st Century Singers-3,4; Forensics-2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Annual Staff-4; Student Council-2,4; Tri-M-4; Office Worker-4; Junior Class Play; Children's theater; Newspaper Staff-4; Variety Show. DEBORAH RENEE SCHWINDT Chorus-1,2,3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; FHA- 1,2,3,A; Annual Staff-4; FHA Officer- 2,4; Pep Club Officer-4. BRYON DAVID SCOGGIN Chorus 3,4; 21st Century Singers -4; Basketball- 3,4; Track-2,3; Annual Staff-4; Photography Staff-4; Newspaper Staff-4; Scholastic Contest-2; Junior Class Play; Musical- 3. ABEL SERDA Wrestling-1,4; Track-2; Crossr-Country- 4. DANIEL J. SHADEGG Track-1,2; Scholastic Contest-Art-3; Forensics-3,4; State Forensics-3; Annual Staff-4; Newspaper Staff- 4. JOHN DAVID SHADEGG Football- 1; Basketball-2; Cross-Country-2,3; Basketball Manager-1; Track-1,2,4; Chorus-4; Forensics-2,3,4; Yearbook Staff-4. GEORGE ALAN SITTNER Student Track Manager-1,2; Junior Class Play-3; Student Council-1,3; Scholastic Contest -2; Journalism-4. DIANE THOMAS Chorus, Pep Club-1,2,3; Cheer-leader-3; Band-1; FHA-1,2,4; Spanish Club-4; Annual Staff-4; County Government Day-3. KEVIN SCOTT WIMMER Football, Basketball, Track-1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society-3,4; Chorus, Band, 21st Century Singers-1,2,3,4; Forensics-3,4; Boys' State Representative-3; Who's Who Student; Annual Staff -4; Class Vice-President-3. JEANETTE ELAINE ZIER FHA, Pep Club, Chrous-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-3,4; 21st Century Singers-1, 3,4; Annual Staff-4; National Honor Society-3,4; Scholastic Contest-1,3; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer-4. ALLEN LEE ZIMMERMAN Chorus-3; Football-2; Annual Staff-4; Photography Staff-4; Junior Class Play-3; Musical-3. FLOWER: CREAM ROSE MOTTO: “IT MATTERS NOT HOW LONG WE LIVE, BUT HOW.” COLORS: BURGUNDY AND CREAM In appreciation for many years of service, the class of 1974 pays tribute to Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDaniel. They have always been close at hand when we needed help with our many projects and seemed to organize us into a proficient working group. We only hope they feel as close to us as we do to them. Again, many thanks! Rosanne James Mark Jeff Rita John Dean George Gerdes Harris Henson Hernandez Hodson Huber Greg Karin Roger Gloria Rebecca Jayne Randy Jerger Keller Kildow Lujan Lundgren Maser Meter Julie Michal Prisci I la Moreno Rita Moreno Debbie Nuss Michael Ramig Scott Randall Dave Rischling Jane Rischling Paul Donnie Vernon Stephen Janet Rodriguez Shadegg Schaffer Shaw Sjolander Rodney Steve Tim Dennis Bill Smith Snyder Twombly VanBuren Vanpelt Kendall Greg Bill Angie Cindy Vogel Wickard Wise Ybarra Zier c L A S S 0 F 75 Carolyn Ewing and Ron Winche 11-Sponsors. ? 3 Bryon Joy Cheryl Randy Roy Tim Armstrong Baird Bauer Baum Blair Bowers Bill Tom Barbara Shirly David Don Buskirk Castellaw Cochron Cochron Crow Dudden Randy Minnie Jerry Rosemary Lynn Sonia Bruce Eirich Garcia Fegler Hagen Hall Hernandez Johannsen Kenneth Steve Peggy Mary Charles Victor Allen Keller Leever Liakos Lopez Lujan Lujan Martin Donna Linda Gale Larry Tracy Tim Myla Mason Massey Maxcy Meininger Morgan Muhr Nerud Peggy Genevieve Jodene Larry Tom Steve Ochoa Olivarez Parriott Pierce Randall Roberts oom n Ooo Eddie Jeamine Cathy Teresa Singer Smith Sterkyl Tennant Kevin Rex Vogel White SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Paul Schnei-der-V. Pres., Peggy Ochoa-Sec., Bruce Jo-hannsen-Pres., (not pictured) My la Nerud-Treas. 26 Greg Korey Rodney Carl Yolanda Kenny Bowers Brill Brungardt Buskirk Casares Castellaw Sharlyn Glenda Ramona Casey Ellen Alan Oennis Cline Deines Eigbrett Engdahl Ericson Fenning Frostman David Steven Bryon Jean Rick Brad Rick Garcia Gerdes Green Hall Heim buck Henson Hernandez Tammy Dale Kim Connie George Carol Frank Horn Huber Laeger Liakos Liakos Linton Lopez Allan Jimmy Wayne Rhonda Steve Loreen Lori 27 Lundgren McDaniel McMurtry Meter Muss Piester Randall :rystal Kenneth Mark VanPelt Vogel Zimmerman FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Teresa Tafoya-Treas., Carol Linton-Pres., Korey Brill-V. Pres., Ken Vogel-Sec. ?uben Steele Debbie Rice Carolyn Shaw Elden Thomas Harland Reichert Jackie Shadegg T eresa Tafoya Cecilia Rischling Bennie Sh i m p Luann T yrrell Brian Arlan Javier Roberts Sauer Serda Jim Hohnstein-Sponsor Jean Sjolander MR. LARRY RECTOR MRS. SIGNE KNISS M R. R 0 N W I N C H E L L Mr. Winchell teacher American history American problems driver's ed. and is a very active coach. MR. GEORGE TENNANT MR. DAVID SCHNELL He enjoys hunting fishing, trapping, and spending time on his father's ranch. Her varied Interests include good books knitting, bridge, pool, water skiing and dancing. M S. L Y N N V 0 R I S M R. B I L L R I S C H L I N G Mr. Rischling instructs the various bands; elementary, junior high, and the high school. M R S. J A N E T P I C K E R I N G M R. B I L L B E I B E R He enjoys any sports attraction plus golfing, hunting, and fishing. M R S. c 0 N N I E L A N G H 0 F E R M R S. s E M E L I N A M c P E E K M R. J I M H 0 H N S T E I N MR. GLENN CRITCHLEY MISS LINDA FOOS _ STUDENT TEACHERS Patricia Zeimans, Twyla Howell, and Herb Kautsch. ADMINISTRATION. . . a. The principal and his secretary b. The superintendent and his secretary. c. The school board. (Roger Korell isn't pictured) d. The cooks. e. The bus drivers. f. The janitors. . . . AND THE STAFF Pete Weisgerber Amy Morgan, Bonnie Ryan, and Harold Backus. Mr. Dave Contreras, Mr. Murel Chapman. ...and the students have the last laugh!! MATCH YOUR TEACHERS 1. Mr. Rector a. Get it in your head! 2. Mrs. Kniss b. Class, shut up!! 3. Mr. Winchell c. Black leotards 4. Mrs. Ewing d. Get your I's off your machine, 5. Mr. Tennant e. George of the Jungle 6. Mr. Schnell f. Grease Monkey 7. Mrs. Voris g. Peeeeeople!!! 8. Mrs. Langhofer h. Rookies 9. Mr. Rischllng i. Chief Hidden Half-tie. 10. Mrs. Me Peek j. True Story 11. Mrs. Pickering k. I am getting very irritated. 12. Mr. Hohnstein 1. Film time. 13. Mr. Beiber m. 10 bravo, 10 Charley 14. Mr. Onje n. Ms. is MARVELOUS! 15. Mr. Critchley o. The Candy Man 16. Mr. Claver p. A steady, guiding hand. 17. Mrs. Whitney q. Attention; Detention!! 18. Mrs. Genoways r. The oil king 19. Miss Foos s. •• 20. Student teachers t. Still shop-ping around. 34 • •• David Fanning FRONT ROW: Coach G. Critchley, M. Ramlg, G. Wickard, C. Engdahl, T. Castellaw, D. McDaniel. SECOND ROW: Coach G. Tennant, R. Heimbuck, B. Johannsen, K.Castellaw, K. Brill, S. Gerdes. BACK ROW: Coach R. Winchell, L. Michael, K. Wimmer, D. Nuss, D. Fanning, E. Garcia, P. Schneider. Don McDaniel FOOTBALL-THE BATTLE David Nuss Coaches Ron Winchell, Glen Critchley, and George Tennant. Kevin Wimmer Eirich, P. Rodriquez, S. Leever, K. Voge , . Fanning, B. Buskirk. Lynn Michael ON THE GRIDIRON SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS Osh kosh 18 BAYARD 6 Bridgeport 6 0 Crawford 0 2 Pine Bluffs 17 18 Morril 1 20 0 Mitchell 33 0 Minatare 0 28 St. Agnes 0 16 Jesse Contreras This year proved to be a learning experience for the Tiger football squad. With only six seniors graduating, eighteen seasoned lettermen will be ready for action next year. The '73 gridders wrapped up a 4-4 record. Although it was not a winning season, neither was it a losing one. Senior Dave IMuss, the Tigers starting wingback, summed up what was this year's squad: We had unity and pride; I think we were closer as a team than in previous years. 38 in c R 0 S S FRONT ROW: Zefe Laborico, Frank Lopez, Abel Serda. BACK ROW: Coach Larry Rector, Bob Rein, Scott Randall, Dave Petersen. C 0 u N T R Y Dave Petersen pulling out to pass, The Cross Country team had a very successful year with 5 letter winners, those being Zefe Laborico, Frank Lopez, Dave Petersen, Scott Randall, and Abel Serda. Laborico came through with first place at the Kimball meet and continued with a first at the District meet held in Bridgeport. He ran 2.5 miles with a time of 13.12. Frank Lopez also came through at District with a time of 13.26, placing him third. Both Laborico and Lopez qualified for the State meet held at Kearney. Laborico ended up with fourth place and Lopez with eighth place putting Bayard as sixth out of all the other teams. One of the outstanding things about the State meet was that Bayard was the only team to have two boys in the top ten. As a whole, the team is improving year by year and looking forward to an ever better season next year. That's fancy footwork Scott, but aren't you supposed to touch the ground? Coach Carolyn Ewing Francis Brown SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS BAYARD (SETS) Crawford 0 2 Mitchell 1 3 Morrill 0 2 Osh kosh 0 2 Mitchell - Melbeta Tourney 2 0 Bridgeport 2 1 Minatare 2 1 Bridgeport 2 0 St. Agnes 12 0 St. Agnes - Panhandle C 0 2 Minatare - Panhandle C 2 1 Hemingford - Panhandle C 2 0 Morrill - NPV Tourney 0 2 Mitchell - NPV Tourney 2 0 Hyannis - District 0 2 Minatare - District 1 2 Hemingford - District 0 2 Sutherland - Dist. Playoff 2 1 VOLLEYBALL The Bayard Tigerettes gained another season of experience with a record of 9-9, Those having an especially great year were Rita Hernandez, Janet Sjolander, and Teresa Tennant, who were chosen to be on the All-Conference Team for Panhandle C Tourney. Linda Fyfe and Janet Sjolander were also chosen to be on the All-Conference Team for the NPV Tourney and Teresa Tennant was chosen for the Melbeta Invitational. Lori Lopez Karen Meier -SERVE, SPIKE. SCORE In all, 7 girls lettered, those being Susie Bowers, Francis Brown, Maggie Brown, Linda Fyfe, Rita Hernandez, Janet Sjolan-der, and Teresa Tennant. The season rounded off with the Tiger-ettes being District Champs at Alliance. The team this year has proved itself to be better than the previous ones and it shows much promise for the forthcoming years. FRONT ROW: F. Brown, K. Meier, L. Lopez. SECOND ROW: T. Tafoya, S. Bowers, M. Garcia, C. Asay, T. Nuss, N. Sauer, C. Liakos, R. Andreas, T. Horn, J. Sjolander, Y. Casares, C. Rischling, S. Hernandez. BACK ROW: Manager J. Smith, C. Shaw, R. Hernandez, J. Sjolander, K. Laeger, R. Eigbertt, J. Maser, L. Fyfe, T. Tennant, G. Deines, L. Tyrrell, C. Linton, L. Randall, D. Rice, M. Brown, Coach Carolyn Ewing. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cindy Bauer Dave Fanning, Karen Meier, Zefe Laborico, Jeanette Zier, Dave Nuss, Janice Bangert, Jesse Contreras, Debbie Schwindt, Lynn Michael. No time for second thoughts. Fire away, Dave! Triple trouble for Mitchell. Queen, Karen Meier; King, Zefe Laborico. Dave Nuss going for a hard landing. y N EC0 W | Players pile up as Dave gets the ball. .UJlfkf FRONT ROW: D. Rischling, R. Steele R. Dudden, G. Wickard, T. Castellaw. BACK ROW: S. Leever, R Eirich, E. Singer, R. White, K. Fanning, A. Serda. WRESTLING — MUSCLES MASTER THE MATS Ron Dudden fat A The Bayard Matmen pinned down a fine season this year with Terry Castellaw, Tom Castellaw, Greg Wickard, Ron Dudden, Dave Rischling, Abel Serda, Ken Fanning, and Steve Leever lettering. One of the highlights of the season was the 500 mile trip to Oakland. The Tigers returned home with their first trophy for third place. The District matches held in Bridgeport were some of the most successful for many of the boys this year. Greg Wickard and Dave Rischling came through with first places, qualifying them for State. Ron Dudden and Terry Castellaw placed second which also qualified them for State. Two other boys placed fourth, those being Ken Fanning and Steve Leever. State was a big event for the four boys who qualified. Greg Wickard was especially satisfied with the outcome as he came home being State champ for the 105-pound class. Coach Critchley felt that the team did very well considering that it was such a young team. He termed the outlook for the coming year as very bright. Abel Serda FRONT ROW: B. Henson T. Castellaw, E. Thomas BACK ROW: Managers M. Wickard and F. Nerud BASKETBALL — CONQUERORS ON THE COURT FRONT ROW: Manager R. Pierce, Coach Ron Winched, Coach Jim Hohnstein. BACK ROW: S. Bangert, M. Ramig, B. Scoggin, K. Wimmer, P. Schneider, G. Jerger, S. Randall, B. Rein, K. Vogel, K. Brill, L. Michael. The Varsity Basketball Team has shown marked improvement this year compared to the past two years. Coach Ron Winched feels that this improvement is due to the competitive attitude of the boys throughout the season. They began the season with high spirits and determination and ended the regular season with a team record of 10-10. They have yet to play in the District Tournament and the student Kevin Wimmer body has faith in their giving all-out effort. The lettermen this year numberd 10, those being Lynn Michael, Mike Ramig, Steve Bangert, Korey Brill, Bob Rein, Kevin Wimmer, Paul Schneider, Scott Randall, Kendall Vogel, and Greg Jerger. The team this year has shown itself to be very promising for the upcoming year. Bryan Scoggln Lynn Michael SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS BAYARD Rushvide 45 46 Harrison 42 51 Bridgeport 44 53 Mitched 69 44 Minatare 33 48 Morrill 43 37 St. Agnes - Hoi. Tour. 35 46 Bridgeport - Hoi. Tour. 33 35 Morrill - NPV Tourney 55 48 Oshkosh - NPV Tourney 52 34 Bridgeport 49 48 Chappell 55 46 Mitchell 51 44 Mitched - Pan. C 53 62 Oshkosh - Pan. C 62 55 Morrill - Pan. C 44 40 St. Agnes 52 56 Minatare 50 54 Oshkosh 63 54 Morrill 47 51 Coach Ron Winched. Improvement has prevailed through Bayard history with the Reserve Basketball Team ending the year with the first winning season for the past few years. They came through with a record of 7-6. Coach Jim Hohnstein felt that Rick Heimbuck, Frank Lopez, Ralph Razo, and Bill VanPelt have proved themselves to be the most outstanding players on the team. The scoring was very balanced, with 7 Tigers making over 40 points. The team outscored their opponents 584 to 573 points, and they outrebounded their opponents 480 to 420. THE YOUNG TIGER TERRORS FRONT ROW: D. Bauer, H. Reichert, R. Brumgardt, B. VanPelt, F. Lopez, S. Roberts, D. Huber, K. Vogel. BACK ROW: Manager A. Martin, B. Armstrong, C. Engdahl, A. Pfenning, C. Buskirk, B. Johannsen, Coach Jim Hohnstein, J. Gerdes, B. Green, R. Heimbuck, R. Razo, Manager L. Pierce. The juniors dominated the powder puff basketball games to emerge as champions for 1974. They outscored the sophomores 4-0 in the championship game, having earlier trounced the freshmen with a score of 7-1. The seniors did better than everyone anticipated by scoring 6 points against the savage sophomores' 16 points. FRONT ROW: P. Anest, J. Rischling, R. George, J. Sjo-lander, L. Asay. BACK ROW: K. Keller, M. Brown, L. Fyfe, Coach Dave Schnell, R. Hernandez, J. Maser, D. Nuss. THE SPLENDID SPRINTERS FRONT ROW: R. Hernandez, J. Maser, J. Sjolander, T. Tennant, L. Fyfe, R. George, P. Anest, C. Shaw, J. Sjolander, C. Deines, Coach Ron Winched. SECOND ROW: C. Rischling, L. Randall, S. Hernandez, K. Keller,M. Mendoza, J. Rischling, R. Eigbrett, Y. Casares, L. Asay. BACK ROW: T. Tafoya, C. Asay, C. Linton, G. Deines, P. Liakos, K. Schanhols, K. Meier, J. Schanhols, B. Lund-gren, D. Rice, D. Nuss. STUDENT MANAGERS: Lori Asay, Carol Deines, Debbie Nuss. Coach Ron Winched This years girl's track team proved to be one of the best yet. The girls won many meets which include the Harrisburg, Bayard, and Alliance Invita-tionals, and Panhandle C. They also won District by qualifying 6 girls for State. The State qualifiers were B. Lundgren and J. Schanhols in the shotput; T. Tennant in the high jump, 440, and hurdles; J. Sjolander in the 50, 100, and 220 and 440 relay team, including R. Hernandez, S. Hernandez, T. Tennant and J. Sjolander. At State, J. Sjolander placed fourth in the 220 and sixth in the 50 and 100. The relay team placed third, setting a new school record. The girls tied for eighth place in the overall standings. The girls closed their successful season by presenting Coach Winched a trophy to express their gratitude for all he has done for them. STATE QUALIFIERS, FRONT ROW: J. Sjolander, S. Hernandez, R. Hernandez. BACK ROW: B. Lundgren, T. Tennant, J. Schanhols. THE CHARGING CINDER-MEN FRONT ROW: P. Schneider, D. McDaniel, K. Wimmer, D. Fanning, B. Rein, K. Fanning. SECOND ROW: G. Wickard, S. Leever, E. Garcia, J. Shadegg, T. Hood, Z. Laborico, K. Martin. THIRD ROW: F. Lopez, R. Hernandez, B. Johannsen, R. Eirlch, C. Engdahl, S. Randall, D. Shadegg, Coach Glen Critchley. BACK ROW: Coach Larry Rector, B. Van Pelt, K. Vogel, J. Serda, S. Gerdes, D. Huber, Coach Jim Hohnstein. Asst. Coach Jim Hohnstein, Coach Larry Rector, Asst. Coach Glen Critchley. As a whole the boy's track team has had a really great year placing first in Panhandle C and second in 6 other meets including District where 6 of the boys qualified for State. The State meet turned out to be a total victory for Bayard as the boys total victory for Bayard as the boys tied for first place. The points were scored by D. Fanning, placing first in the 440 yard dash with Z. Laborico coming in fourth; the 1 and 2-mile relay teams placing first with new Class C record times of 8:10.5 and 3:27.1; and K. Wimmer placing fifth in the triple jump and sixth in the low and high hurdles. STATE QUALIFIERS, FRONT ROW: T. Hood, F. Lopez, K. Martin. BACK ROW: K. Wimmer, D. Fanning, D. McDaniel, K. Fanning, Z. Laborico (not pictured). 1974 STATE CHAMPIONS STATE TRACK CHAMPS 1-Mile Relay Team: K. Fanning, Z. Laborico, K. Wimmer, D. Fanning. 2-Mile Relay Team: Z. Laborico, F. Lopez, K. Fanning, D. Fanning. STATE WRESTLING CHAMP Greg Wickard - 105 lb. class STATE TRACK CHAMP David Fanning - 440 yard dash 54 KeMprT r°|VV: M Harr's R- Kildow, S. Roberts, E. Singer, B. Van Pelt, Mr. Claver. SECOND ROW: K. R Bru'naarHfe� fr' T‘ Twomb|y G- Wickard, S. Shaw, R. Meter, T. Castellaw, D. Dudden. THIRD ROW: l' MeinenaoV o Ram'9' D- Huber. D. Van Buren, R. Eirich, P. Adams, H. Reichart. FOURTH ROW: R'„„, r d R‘ Smith' D- Petersen( D. McDaniel, R. Blair, J. Arends. FIFTH ROW: D. Bauers, T. cowers, d. Roberts, B. Armstrong, R. White. SIXTH ROW: D. Huber, B. Green. SWEETHEART JEANETTE ZIER Bayard's F.F.A. chapter had a very busy schedule this year. The first event was the annual slave auction. Early in the year they accompanied the F.H.A. to a roller skating party held in Alliance and in January the F.F.A. attended the Denver Stock Show. At the District Contests held in Alliance, Scottsbluff, and Dunning, the boys ranked very high among the participants. The Parent-Son Banquet was held in April and the new F.F.A. Sweetheart was named. FRONT ROW: Tres., B. Van Pelt; Sec., S. Roberts; Reporter, R. Dudden. BACK ROW: Sentinel, E. Singer; Vice-Pres., R. Kildow; Pres., M. Harris. FUTURE Farmers FRONT ROW: Vice-Pres., C. Deines; Pres., K. Meier; Rec. Leader, D. Schwindt. BACK ROW: Sec., P. Anest; Tres., L. Fyfe; Prog. Chm., J. Schanhols. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Bayard F.H.A. began the year with the Annual F.F.A.-F.H. A. roller skating party held at the Alliance skating rink. This year held the beginning of many new projects such as providing assistance to the members of the Chimney Rock Villa in their weekly Bingo game. The F.H.A. also provided some of the prizes awarded each week to the winners. At the annual F.F.A. Banquet held on April 22, the F.H.A. served the meal. FRONT ROW: J. Schanhols, D. Schwindt, L. Fyfe, K. Meier, C. Deines, P. Anest, R. George, G. Deines, T. Tafoya. SECOND ROW: J. Zeir, C. Van Pelt, C. Asay, S. Bowers, L. Tyrrel, P. Beran, R. Andreas, C. Shaw, J. Sjolander. BACK ROW: P. Ochoa, C. Bowers, L. Fiscus, D. Thomas, C. Bauer, T. Schmall, Mrs. Kniss. 57 OFFICERS: T. Schmall, President; K-Meier, Secretary; T. Rafferty, H'sl ian; J. Schanhols, Vice-Presiden , Schwidnt, Treasurer. S. V eYt r Ae-z., _. R irtdaA , C. , K. N e et, £ . ScWvdnt, SchahhoVs, 1. kW , v Q� eor e , O. R ce, T . T ertcvaxA.. TY R£ ROW-. C. KoteW, U. Sauer, G� . OYwarez, _.Massey, i. v we net, C.. eoaer , R. _urv terv, 1. NYtcYvaX, S o ar der, C. OeXnes, V. AnesV, R- KeVV«r. u v e FOURTH C,oc vrvm T rt W, T . T aAo'ja., C.. JvaLVo . . RatterY . T he Bayard Pep Club boosted the spirits of all team members, as they cheered them onto victory and stood beside them • ‘ The Pep Club sponsored the participators coming dance and were the lournament held in the Powder Puff basketb enjoyable ye March 11. All in all. It ”as a for all Pep Club members. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of ambitious representatives from the senior high school, succeeded in accomplishing numerous feats this school year. They revised the old dress code and made the new dress code more lenient to satisfy the student body. Courtesy passes were issued to all eligible senior citizens for admittance to any school sponsored activity. A gas raffle was also sponsored by the Student Council. Tickets were sold for one dollar each. The winner of the contest, Adam Heimbuck, won one hundred gallons of gasoline. All in all, it was a very rewarding year for the Student Council members. OFFICERS: Jeanette Zier, Secretary-Treasurer; Lynn Michael, President; Steve Bangert, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: C. Zier, J. Zier, S. Blair, D. Dudden. SECOND ROW: D. Rice, F. Lopez, L. Fyfe, T. Schmall, S. Bangert. BACK ROW: D. Fanning, B. Scoggin, K. Fanning, L. Michael. 60 FRONT ROW: J. Zier, M. Ramig, J. Sjolander, M. Brown, L. Fyfe, S. Shaw, T. Rafferty. SECOND ROW: D. Petersen, S. Bangert, K. Keller, C. Bauer, K. Meier, K. Vogel, K. Wimmer, D. Fanning. THIRD ROW: D. Nuss, Miss Foos, G. Jerger, S. Randall, B. Rein, J. Gerdes, B. Scoggin. N A T I 0 N A L H 0 NEW INDUCTEES: FRONT ROW: M. Ramig, J. Sjolander, M. Brown, L. Fyfe, S. Shaw. SECOND ROW: Miss Foos, S. Bangert, K. Keller, C. Bauer, K. Meier, K. Vogel. THIRD ROW: G. Jerger, S. Randall B. Rein, J. Gerdes, B. Scoggin. o R S 0 C I E T Y 61 PEP BAND FRONT ROW: D. Nuss, R. Hernandez, G. Olivarez, P. Ochoa, C. Bowers, C. Deines, L. Bowers, G. Deines, S. Hernandez, S. Dalbey, K. Keller, J. Rischling, P. Anest. SECOND ROW: J. Eskam, C. Linton, S. Rischling, T. Tafoya, C. Liakos, C. Shaw, L. Sanchez, S. Bangert, L. Fiscus, C. Rischling, T. Tennant. THIRD ROW: R. Schwab, J. Sjolander, G. Nuss, K. Wimmer, J. Schreiner, C. Sanchez, A. Sauer, K. Vogel, L. Tyrrell, D. Rice, D. Rischling, M. Ramig, S. Bangert. BACK ROW: S. Randall, W. Wimmer, L. Scoggin, D. Petersen, M. Krantz, K. Vogel, R. Baum, B. Rein. I The Bayard High School Pep Band was a great morale booster at all of the events they attended. They promoted school spirit and enthusiasm. DRUM MAJORETTE: Rita Hernandez. TWIRLER: Teresa Tafoya. B.H.S. BAND OFFICERS: Dave Rischling, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Deines, Vice-President; Dave Petersen, President. OFFICERS The music played at the Christmas concert put the spirit of Christmas in everyone's heart. The Bayard High School Band started off their year with a half time show at the Bayard-Bridgeport game. Altogether this year they performed at three homes games. Even though the marching was not perfection, the members all worked hard to further the spirit of the team and its supporters. Numerous ac tivities in which the band participated were Chadron Band Day, Fort Collins Band Day, and the Save the Zoo parade. Also this year, they attended Panhandle Clinic, District Contest and held several concerts. 63 FRONT ROW: D. Shadegg, D. Rischling, L. Michael, J. Shadegg. BACK ROW: T. Tafoya, C. Rischling, L. Fyfe, J. Maser, K. Wimmer, Mr. Tennant, T. Tennant, J. Harris, K. Martin, T. Schmall. NOT PICTURED: T. Hood. Secretary, T. Tennant; Vice President, K. Wimmer; Treasurer, J. Maser; President, L. Michael. FORENSICS We had greater participation in Forensics this year, with contests spread out from Douglas, Wyoming, to Hyannis, Nebraska. With this wide range of schools to compete against, we met more varied opposition, enabling our club to become more rounded and more competitive. One of our drawbacks in contests is our small number of members, so we would like to see some new interest in Forensics in the future. Our core of seniors has been a Dan Shadegg becoming thoroughly involved in his speech. At contests, members participated in everything from serious drama to humorous after-dinner speaking. FIRST ROW: M. Zimmerman, D. Thomas, L. Fiscus, M. Mendoza, J. Bangert, Dog, C. Bauer. SECOND ROW: J. Serda, F. Lopez, D. Crow, C. Lujan, V. Lujan, J. Serda. THIRD ROW: A. Lundgren, R. Hernandez. FOURTH ROW: J. Baird, N. Sauer, P. Liakos, L. Lopez, S. Hernandez, C. Sterkel, P. Moreno, G. Lujan, R. Moreno, M. Nerud, G. Olivarez, C. Bauer. FIFTH ROW: R. Razo, J. Smith, J. Schreiner, C. Shaw, J, Sjolander, Mrs. McPeek, P. Ochoa. 65 Anybody hungry for some good, hot Mexican food? Sales went fast, as there was always a big, hungry crowd waiting. SPANISH CLUB was always a large turn-out for them, and we had a hard time supplying enough tacos to go around. Also on the menu were tos-tadas, enchiladas, burritos, sopaipallas, fried beans, and, naturally, lots of hot sauce. Through cooperation and enthusiasm, we had a very successful year. Spanish Club this year is bigger than it ever was before. Membership totals approximately thirty-five, including a lot of young members. Under the leadership of Mrs. McPeek, we have had some very successful moneymaking projects. These, of course, were the Spanish food sales, which were so popular with all the students. There CHORUS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Langhofer, R. George, P. Anest, K. Laeger, T. Rafferty, J. Harris, J. Zier, C. Zier, J. Schreiner, T. Nuss, N. Sauer, C. Asay. SECOND ROW: T. Schmall, D. Nuss, C. Deines, J. Rischling, C. Shaw, T. Tennant, K. Keller, R. Meter, L. Tyrrel, R. Andreas, Y. Casares, L. Massey. THIRD ROW: T. Tafoya, P. Liakos, R. Eig-brett, L. Fyfe, L. Randall, J. Smith, C. Linton, E. Ericson, J. Sjolander, C. Rischling, S. Bauers, D. Rice. FOURTH ROW: S. Hernandez, J. Baird, C. Bauer, P. Ochoa, M. Nerud, L. Piester, P. Beran, C. VanPelt, G. Deines, T. Horn, C. Liakos. FIFTH ROW: D. Frostman, B. Shimp, G. Liakos, J. Shadegg, C. Buskirk, T. Buskirk, K. Wimmer, D. McDaniel, L. Michael, H. Reichert, T. Randall. BACK ROW: D. Rischling, J. Hodson, B. Scoggin, R. Heim-buck, B. Buskirk, P. Schneider, C. Engdahl, D. Petersen, K. Vogel, D. Van Buren, R. Blair. OFFICERS PRES.-J. HARRIS TREAS.-T. SCHMALL V. PRES. — D. MCDANIEL SEC. -C. ZIER TRI-M FRONT ROW: K. Wimmer, D. Petersen, R. Hernandez, D. Rischling, L. Michael. BACK ROW: R. George, J. Rischling, C. Deines, K. Keller, J. Harris, T. Schmall, J. Zier, C. Zier. 21STCENTURY SINGERS FRONT ROW: C. Liakos, R. George, T. Schmall, T. Horn, C. Deines, D. Nuss, J. ..arris, K. Keller, J. Smith, J. Schreiner, E. Ericson, J. Zicr, N. Sauer, C. Zier. BACK ROW: D. Rischling, B. Scoggin, T. Bus-kirk, D. Petersen, D. McDaniel, J. Hodson, P. Schneider, K. Wimmer, L. Michael, T. Randall, C. Engdahl, K. Vogel, D. Van Buren. FRONT ROW: M. Garcia, C. VanPelt, J. Sjolander, S. Hernandez, B. Nabb, C. McDaniel, S. Schneider, N. Sauer. BACK ROW: R. Eigbrett, C. Sterkel, J. Smith, M. Lopez, M. Mendoza, L. Lopez, B. Weiss. JUNIOR HAPPENINGS Don't give me any guff! Now what. Boss? County Government Day P. Anest - Clerk of District Court C. Zier - County Superintendent R. Hernandez - Home Demonstration Agent L. Fyfe - County Judge S. Shaw - County Assistance J. Sjolander - County Clerk R. Winchell - Sponsor M. Harris - County Extension Agent V. Schaffer - Sheriff M. Ramig - Surveyer S. Bangert - Superintendent of High Ways D. Rishling - Commissioner K. Fanning - County Attendant G. Jerger - County Assessor K. Vogel - Treasurer B. Rein - Weed Control M AWARDS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Mrs. Ewing Mr. Rischling . . . . D. Rischling Mrs. Langhofer . . . . . . C. Zier Mr. Tennant . . . . Ms. Voris D. Thomas B. Scoggin Mr. Claver .... Mr. Schnell . . . . Mr. Critchley . . . . D. Schwindt Mr. Hohnstein . . . Mr. Winched . . . Mr. Rector Mr. Onje Mrs. Kniss . T. Rafferty Mrs. Pickering . . . Mrs. McPeek . . . Mr. Beiber Mrs. Whitney . . . Miss Foos CITIZENSHIP AWARDS FRESHMEN . . . . C. Shaw, C. Engdahl SOPHOMORES............T. Tennant, B. Johannsen JUNIORS.........L. Fyfe, M. Ramig SENIORS..........K. Meier, D. Nuss Athletic Letter...........K. Fanning School Spirit................p. Anest Book of Knowledge..........J. Gerdes Honor Yoke.................S. Bangert Hall of Fame . . Z. Laborico, K. Meier D. Fanning, J. Schanhols TOP STUDENTS th Grade .... R. Meter .... K. Vogel '74-'75 Wrestling Cheerleaders: D. Nuss, P. Anest, C. Deines, and R. George. NIGHT 10th Grade . . . . C. Bauer . . . .A. Martin 11th Grade.........L. Fyfe . . . J. Gerdes •74-'75 Basketball Cheerleaders: L. Fyfe J. Sjolan-der, C. Zier, and R. Hernandez. PERFECT ATTENDANCE SCHOLARSHIPS C. Buskirk D. Garcia D. Huber F. Lopez R. Meter K. Vogel C. Bauer M. Garcia L. Massey P. Ochoa B. Scoggin T. Tennant L. Hall L. Fyfe D. VanBuren T. Rafferty J. Harris: High Score, Betty Crocker Test for B.H.S.; Certificate for Outstanding Performance-Nat. Merit Test; 1-year Regents Scho-larship-U. of N. K. Wimmer: Alternate-U.S. Military Academy. T. Hood: 4-year Air Force R.O.T.C. Scholarship; App't to U.S. Air Force Academy. C. Bauer; 3rd Alternate-Board of Trustee's Scholarship-Chadron. T. Rafferty: 2nd Alternate-N.P. V. Home Economics Scholarship. D. Schwindt; Nat'I Foundation of Morrill County Ch. of March of Dimes Scholarship. PROM ROYALTY AND CANDIDATES ARE PICTURED AS FOLLOWS: Cindy Bauer, Jaci Schanhols, Mary Howard, Janice Bangert, King Allen Zimmerman, Queen Debbie Schwindt, Kelly Martin, David Nuss, David fanning, and, not pictured, Tim Hood. The Candidates were nominated by the Senior Class of 1974, and the King and Queen were chosen by the Junior class of 1975. FRONT ROW: Gale Maxcy, Genevieve Olivarez, Teresa Tennant, Tonya Nuss, Judy Schreiner, Myla Nerud, Tracy Morgan, Sonia Hernandez. BACK ROW: Roy Blair, Tom Randall, Kevin Vogel, Paul Schneider, Bruce Johannsen, Randy Baum, Tom Castel-low, Don Dudden. AN EIFFEL TOWER, SIDEWALK CAFES 1974 The theme for Prom 1974 was Evening in Paris. The Junior-Senior Banquet began with Linda Fyfe giving grace, followed by the appearance of French waiters and waitresses, who served a delicious meal. Steve Shaw, master of ceremonies, introduced the after-dinner speaker, Mr. Ish Schmidt. After hearing Mr. Schmidt, everyone hurried to go get their dates for the big dance. The gym was decorated with a miniature Eiffel Tower, and sidewalk cafes. The band Buck provided the music for the night. At 12:30 a.m. the dancing came to an end, as did another Prom. But the evening was not over yet. Everyone headed out for the breakfast served by junior mothers. Prom night ended with everyone going their separate ways in the wee hours of the morning. Singers, K. Keller, C. Deines, C. Zier. Speaker, Ish Schmidt Master of Ceremonies, Steve Shaw Prom Band, BUCK . Caught in action COOL MUSIC, HOT DANCERS Senior class sponsors Mrs. Signc Kniss and Mr. Larry Rector... GRADUATION lead in the fourty senior to the strains to hear a duet by Janae 1974 of Pomp and Circumstance ... Valedictorian Janae Harris contemplates what was, what is, and what will be... A theme reiterated by the 21st Century Singers in We've Only Just Begun . I After which Superintendent Lionel Wickard presents the Class of '74... and Mr. Roger Deal accepts on behalf of the school board... Principal Carrol Engdahl reads the class roll... While school board member Roger Korell hands Sol Adams his diploma... 81 to signal, at last, an ending and a beginning. SCHOLASTIC CONTEST FRONT ROW: P. Adams, C. Zier, R. Hagen, M. Nerud, K. Vogel, L. Fyfe, K. Martin, L. Massey. MIDDLE ROW: J. Zier, T. Rafferty, K. Keller, D. Thomas, T. Hood, K. Wimmer, T. Tennant, J. Maser, R. Meter, J. Harris. BACK ROW: A. Zimmerman, G. Sittner, A. Martin, K. Fanning, B. Johannsen, G. Jerger, J. Gerdes, D. Nuss, R. Eirich, K. Vogel, A. Serda. M. Howard .... D. Nuss A. Serda A. Martin T. Tennant .... Kevin Vogel T. Tennant .... J. Zier M. Nerud K. Keller L. Fyfe J. Maser J. Gerdes K. Fanning J. Gerdes K. Fanning G. Jerger B. Scoggin Ronda Meter . . . G. Sittner Ken Vogel Alg. 1 R. Eirich C. Zler T R. Hagen J. Harris L. Massey J. Harris T. Rafferty D. Thomas .... B. Johansen K. Wimmer . . . . P. Adams T. Hood A. Zimmerman . . . . K. Martin Adv. Math 82 EIGHTH Marlene Sally Pamela Laurie Scott Nancy Jody Arends Bangert Bastron Bauer Blair Brungardt Buskirk Rjck Reuben Carin Shelly Casares Chacon Connor Dalbey Kim Dudden Joni Eskam Sylvia Gonsales Billy Ron Jeff Hemmer Hubbard Juelfs Maynard Krantz JUNIOR HIGH BAND Mr. Bill Beiber strikes again! SPONSOR GRADE Sherrie Esther Carrie Daniel Joan David Shellie Logsdon Lopez Lujan Lujan Meier Michael Morgan Teri Frank Cindy Melanie Pete Lionel Harlan Muhr Nerud Nuss Ramig Razo Sanchez Schmick CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - Tammy Yakel; Treasurer - Pam Bastron; President - Cindy Nuss; Secretary - Joni Eskam. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS FRONT: DeAnn Tennant, Tammy Yakel, and Pam Bastron. BACK: Laurie Wickard and Carolyn McDaniel. EIGHTH GRADE Craig Renee Brian Larry Donny Tracy Cindy Schoeneman Schwab Schwartz Scoggin Shadegg Shaw Sinks Paul Dirk James DeAnn Pam Wade Mark Sinner Stewart Stewart Tennant Vogel Wimmer Wickard STUDENT COUNCIL Terri Tammy Mike FIRST ROW: L. Eigbrett, D. Coolidge, K. Krantz, L. Wickard, Wolfe Yakel Zier S. Bowers, R. Casares, K. Dudden. SECOND ROW: R. Reiber, M. Krantz, C. Schoeneman, W. Wimmer. THIRD ROW: M. Ramig, T. Yakel, D. Tennant, C. Nuss, Sponsor Mrs. Whitney, S. Morgan, R. Schwab. STUCO OFFICERS: Treasurer - Shellie Morgan; Secretary - Melanie Ramig; President - Wade Wimmer; Vice President - Larry Eigbrett. Curtis Susan Penny Steve Boyer Beatty Becker Bowers CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - Ryan Reiber; Treasurer - Dana Korell; Secretary - Sheila Siegfried; President - Kenneth Krantz. SEVENTH GRADE Vanessa Carlson James Chacon Lillian Chacon Leslie Cline Donald Harvey Collidge Deines Larry Ei gbrett Roger John Ronald Kevin Elrich Estrada Estrada Kniss Dana Korell Kenneth Krantz Paul Krantz J u N I 0 R H I G H B A S K E T B A L L S. Blair, J. Stewart, J. Buskirk, J. Estrada, R. Eirich, J. Juelfs, D. Waechter, W. Wimmer, M. Krantz, R. Reiber, P. Razo, H. Deines, L. Scoggin, D. Coolidge, K. Krantz, D. Michael. Student Manager, J. Chacon, Coach George Tennant, Student Manager, R. Chacon. SPONSOR Mr. Dave Schnell missing the nail by a foot! William Linton Benny Lujan David Michael Lujan Lujan Reyes Mary Carolyn Gary Lujan McDaniel McDaniel Robert McMurtry Brenda Nab Connie Bryan Pierce Pfenning 88 FIRST ROW: Coaches Bill Beiber and Jim Hohnstein. SECOND ROW: C. Boyer, B. Lujan, D. Lujan, P. Sinner, S. Bowers, D. Michael, S. Blair, J. Juelfs, H. Deines, W. Wimmer, P. Razo. THIRD ROW: F. Nerud, J. Chacon, K. Kniss, D. Coolidge, K. Krantz, R. Eirich, B. Schwartz, M. Krantz, R. Casares, B. Hemmer, R. Reiber. FOURTH ROW:V. Razo, R. Estrada, C. Toone, D. Waechter, D. Korell, J. Estrada, M. Wickard, R. Chacon, G. McDaniel. FIFTH ROW: J. Buskirk, C. Schoeneman, L. Scoggin, L. Eigbrett. SEVENTH GRADE Vincent Ryan Razo Reiber Rodney Christine Rein Rischling Rocky Greg Robinson Sanchez Stacy Sauer Belinda Serda Sheila Siegfried Tammy Sinks Shari Strauch Chuck David Laurie Toone Waechter Wickard 39 FIRST ROW: S. Dalbey, T. Shaw, P. Bastron, D. Tennant, R. Schwab, S. Bangert, T. Yakel. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Winched, L. Wickard, C. Rischling, V. Carlson, C. McDaniel, L. Chacon, M. Ramig. FIRST ROW: C. Boyer, S. Bowers, F. Nerud, D. Coolidge, M. Krantz, W. Wimmer, M. Wickard, K. Krantz, B. Schwartz, J. Estrada, R. Chacon. SECOND ROW: B. Linton, J. Chacon, P. Razo, R. Estrada, G. McDaniel, R. Rein, R. Casares, C. Toone, R. Eirich, R. Reiber, B. Hemmer. THIRD ROW: Coaches Bill Beiber and George Tennant. Secretary-Treasurer, Sherrie Logsdon; President, Kim Dudden; Vice-President, Sheila Siegfried. PEP CLUB OFFICERS FIRST ROW: F. Nerud K. Krantz, C. Toone, P. Razo, M. Wickard. SECOND ROW: J. Parriott, R. Hubbard, D. Coolidge, D. Lujan, S. Bowers. THIRD ROW: D. Korell, D. Michael, R. Reiber, R. Eirich, M. Krantz. FOURTH ROW: J. Estrada, G. McDaniel, W. Wimmer, R. Estrada, R. Casares, B. Schwartz, and Coach Dave Schnell. i u N I 0 R H I G H W R E S T L E R S FIRST ROW: S. Dalbey, T. Shaw, P. Bastron, D. Tennant, R. Schwab, S. Bangert, T. Yakel. SECOND ROW: Coach Ron Winched, L. Wickard, C. Rischling, V. Carlson, C. McDaniel, L. Chacon, M. Ramig. 91 Our journey through the year has come to an ,end. In Tiger Tracks 174 , as in any such book, the main joy in reading it is all the pleasant Imemories that its contents bring back. For all readers each page should bring joy in the remembrance of days gone by, fun that we've had, and memories wc share. The Tiger has guided you through many happy times. He has shared with you the joy of victory and the agony of defeat that was experienced in all our sports events and in other areas such as speech, music, and scholastic contests. He let you in again on the fun during Homecoming, the excitement of the 1974 Banquet and Prom, and the thrill and relief of Commencement. He displayed some of the talents we mustered up in the Junior Class Play and in the Musical. He also showed all of us some of the ins and outs, the ups and downs of our daily routines at school. However, the main purpose of the Tiger and our book was to give you a memory of this year that you may keep forever-and we hope that you do. AUTOGRAPHS 93 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 95 AUTOGRAPHS I 96