Bayard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bayard, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1979 WELCOMES YOU TO “TIME PASSAGES” We, the senior class of 1979, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Hohnstein, for all his hard work and dedication throughout our high school years. Thank you once again. . TH€ last OfM 70S SENIORS AT RANDOM OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Larry Eigbrctt, president; Shelly McAdams, vice president; Julie Leever, secretary; Delbert Blackstonc, treasur- Sponsors: Mr. Palser, Mrs. Maxwell, Mr. Ilohnstcin, er. BEST, MOST, BIGGEST MOST BRAINS: Larry Eigbrett, Gail Korell MOST COMICAL: Don Coolidge, Sally Michal MOST TALKATIVE: Kurt Feil, Chris Rischling (below) BEST LOOKING: Chris Young, Shelly McAdams MOST ATI ILETIC: Scott Wickard, Laurie Wickard BIGGEST FLIRTS: Dave Laborico, Lynlee Smith BEST DRESSED: Roger Eirich, Deb Wheeler (Top) BEST PERSONALITY: Greg Sanchez, Lillian Chacon SHIEST: James Chacon, Belinda Serda MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Delbert Blackstone, Janna Huck • 7 Steve Bowers Ben Brown James Chacon Kurds Feil Kevin Kniss Gail Korell Ken Krantz Paul Krantz David Laborico Robert McMurtry Sally Michal Patrick SQger Tammy Sinks Lynlee Smith Shari Strauch David Waechter Deb Wheeler Stan Whitman Laurie Wickard Scott Wickard Robby Blair Sylvia Buskirk Alan Carter Renne Crouch Chris Connor Shannon Farley Kurt Frakes Becky Gonzales Dan Coolidge Kathy Fertig r X Mr. Kufeldt? Sponsors: Mr. Langhofer, Miss Foos, and Mr. Anderson Will the real Mr. Z. please come forward? Goober Henson Odelia Hernandez Barb Hubbard Peggy Johannson Kathy Laeger Steve Logsdon Tammy Lujan Julie Lund Laurie Meter Teresa Moreno Ann Muhr Jim Happen Marci Martin Greg Muhr Charles Myers How KINKY! ! ! Kurt Vogel, Pres.; Ann Murh, Vice Pres.; Tula Anest, Sec.; Sophie Rahman, Treas. Brad Schwab Stan Schwartzkoph Tammy Sherfey Dee Dee Sauer Chris Schmall Indian Attack! ! Russ Smith Jackie Sterkel Brenda Stuart Mike Sulak Chic Thomas WHOA!! 20 Goofing off again, Greg? Pam's Pepsodent smile. Live ... In Concert ... Stevie ! Get to work, Becky. Hurry up, Vogel! ! ! See what we learned in P.E. It keeps her from talking anyway! ! Dan Twombly Kurt Vogel Tammy Whitman Wade Willey Ramona Wondercheck Sarah's talking again? Staring off into space JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “BREAKER CALLING CINDERELLA” Come on ... please. The Wedding: Shannon, Ann, Brad, Kurt, Wade, Chris, with Peggy officiating. JUNIOR CAST Rose Lee Bona venture . Birdie Bonaventure Biddie Bonaventure Tula Anest Baby Bonaventure .... No Name Jones Shucks Tucker Cotton Stamps Mrs. Taylor Billy Bob Bender Girl 1 Girl §2 Girl 3 C. B. Godmother ... Was that every funny! Wade, Brad, Kurt, and Chris. Three Beauties SPEECH CLUB B.H.S. Speech Club: Kurt Vogel, Chris Conner, Shannon Farley, Mrs. Williams — Sponsor, Kathy Fertig. Not pictured: Chris Schmall, DeeDee Sauer, Deb Wheeler. COUNTY GOVT. DAY Bottom Row: Tammy Sherfey, Sarah Ochoa, Jackie Sterkel, Tula Anest, Rose Rischling, Teresa Moreno, Pam Becker, Shannon Farley, Top Row: Mr. Brandt, Rob Blair, Kurt Vogel, Peggy Johannsen, Chuck Myers, Greg Muhr, Greg Reichert, Jim Kappen, Steve Logsdon. 23 SILLY Glen Cox Tim Cox Randall Beran Jason Brill Kirk Deal Cheryl Deines Brenda Castellaw - JoAnn Estrada Terry Fell Gena Duncan Stick! Open Sesame! 24 Sponsors: Mr. Zitterkopf, Mrs. Genoways, Mr. Wallace. SOPHOMORES Beth Fertig Amy Holthus Gene Fiscus Jeremie Horn Kathryn Kiesel Steve Kildow Todd Korell Susan Liakos ■A Nino Gonzalez Miranda Hubbard Kritie Knotts Kimberly Henkel Terri Holeton Susy-Q Charles and Bill (The Fonz)? Nancy Rice, Pres.; Neil McDaniel, Vice Pres.; Cara Engdahl, Sec.; Jeri Horn, Treas. Gene's busy? Teri Rector Nancy Rice Smile pretty John! Eek! Willy Sanchez Debbie Morris John Randall Deanna Robinson I V Tomi Schneider 2b What's so funny Jason? Tired Boyd? Mork and Mindy Scott Schwartz i Rhonda Wheeler Sam Serda Mary Singer i Tim Stewart Bill Sterkel Robbie Wilson Boyd Willey Keith Sinks Randy Sinks Teresa Sulak Unidentified Soph. Playing with dolls again? Chow down! Steve Yakel Lauralyn Young Cara and Tomi joint at the elbow. Open wide Rob! Drink your milk Neil! 27 Marie Arends Brenda Bowers Martin Burry Rob Douglass Kristi Eskam Wake Up Kiddies! ! Pennie Conzalaz Virginia Greever Charles Bybee James Dienes Shawn Green Don Greever Lynne Heintz Cindy Henkel Steve Hirsh Renee Huck Class Sponsors: Mr. Rector, Mr. Rishling, Mr. Kufeldt, Mrs. Montanez 28 Don McMurtry Tim McMurtry Lynn Meister Get with it! 29 Daniel Ochoa Leah Peterson Larry Nab Leslie Schwindt Hard at work? 4 Anya Pattyjohn Thomas Pringle Kathy Schneider Russ Schwindt Norma Serda Rick Sinks Lyla Sherfer Troy Taylor Here comes the off couple ! 30 31 George and Sandy. HIGH SCHOOL MEMORIES 32 TEACHERS Mr. Doug Brandt- American History, Political Geography, Drivers Education. Mrs. Sandy Didier- Home Economics. Mr. Randy Zitterkopf- English, Journalism, Annual, and Newspaper. Miss Janet Swanfcom- P.E. and Science. Mr. Larry Rector- Math, Algebra, and Geometry. Mrs. Semelina Montanez- Spanish, Psychology, English. Mr. Bill Wallace- Math, Algebra, Personal Finance Mr. Eric Kufeldt- Physical Science, Chemistry, Biology. Mr. Larry Kennedy- Mechanical Drawing, Art, Woodworking. Mr. Gene Claver- Vo. Ag., Auto machanics. Cooks-Mrs. Leonhardt, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Schanhols, Mrs. Bowers 3S Miss Linda Foos- Guidance, Shorthand Mrs. Gail Maxwell- Libarian Mrs. Janet Reneau- Rem. Reading and Math. Mr. Ron Langhofer- Rem. Reading and math. Mr. Dean Palser- Physiology, Science. 36 Mr. Glen Critchley- P.E. American Problems, World Mrs. Susan Schoeneman- Special Ed. History. Mr. Jim Coon- Social Studies Mr. Jim Hohnstein- Typing, General Business, Office Practice, Bookkeeping 37 Mrs. Sarah Genoways- Jr. High English Student teacher-Miss Arthur ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD: Dr. Ray Phipps, Superintendent Kenneth Schneider, President Barbara Dumal, Vice-President Roger Korell, Secretary Leo Heohn, Member Robert Krantz, Member Larry Morgan, Member Mrs. Engdahl, Secretary Mrs. Thomas, Secretary Mrs. York, Secretary 38 IN MEMORY MR. CARROL W. ENGDAHL SPORTS STATE CLASS DISTRICT CHAMPS, N.P.V. 40 SB “ciSsSS?, teffil: «?t 2°? sr� CriteWey, Curt Boyer (manager), Dana. KoreU, KeJin KrSs Lar U brettTD n Co Ud , Brad Schwab, Scott Wickard, Roger Emch, Cary McDaniel, Ed Russell, Delbert Blackstone, John Es- C-l RUNNER-UP CONFERENCE CHAMPS i) S trada, Steve Bowers, Asst. Coach Palser, Asst. Coach Brandt. Back Row: Victor Ochoa, Dean Kamerzel, Boyd Willey, Randall Beran, Neil McDaniel, Jason Brill, Martin Burry, John Randall, Greg O'Neal, Randy Randall, Wade Willey, Dan Coolidge, Steve Kildow, Troy Taylor, Jeff Krantz. 41 Gary McDaniel (all-conf.) ROGER E1R1CH (ALL-CONF.) LARRY E1GBRETT (ALL-CONF.) ED RUSSELL 42 DON COOL1DGE (ALL-CONF.) DAVE LABOR1 CO DANA KORELL KEVIN KN1SS (ALL-CONF.) JOHN ESTRADA (HON. MEN.) STEVE BOWERS 43 OFFENSE FRONT ROW: Brad Schwab, Roger Eirich, Don Coolidge, John Randall, Dana Korrell, Cary McDaniel, Ed Russell, BACK ROW: Larry Eigbrett, Delbert Blackstone, Scott Wickard, Cookie Estrada, Steve Kildow DEFENSE i FRONT ROW: Kevin Kniss Cary McDaniel, Randy Randall, Roger Eirich, Ed Russell. BACK ROW: Brad Schwab, Delbert Blackstone, Don Coolidge, Cookie Estrada, Larry Eigbrett, Steve Kildow 44 COACHES and MEMORIES The 1978 Bayard Tiger football team proved to be one of the most awesome teams in history in the panhandle of Nebraska. The Tigers closed their regular season at nine wins and no losses, won the conference championship for the second year in a row, dominated the C-6 district teams, and finished as state runners-up to the Pierce Blue-jays. Through a dedicated year of hard work and determination, Bayard ac -complished nearly every goal that high school team can attain. Led by Glenn Critchley, the head football coach at Bayard for the last ten years, a strong offensive line, a balanced and talented passing game, a quick and powerful backfield, and a tough, stingy defense, the 1978 Tigers went farther than any other Bayard team in history. Although Bayard was beaten in the state championship game 28-7, Bayard outscored their opponents 325-121 over a season of 12 games. The 1 'Last of the 70's'' carried out a great tradition and legend of football at Bayard for four years, as the public, fans, and players will remember 1978 Bayard Tiger football as, 1 'The Team.'' Coach Palser, Head Coach Critchley, and Coach Brandt BAYARD 12 OPPONENTS Oshkosh 7 20 Bridgeport 13 32 Crawford 8 42 Wheatland 6 46 Hyannis 14 49 Morrill 12 26 Mitchell 0 34 Mina tare 14 18 Caliche, Colo. 14 STATE PLAYOFFS 14 Louisville (ot) 7 25 Norfolk Catholic 12 7 Pierce 28 STATE RUNNERS-UP 1978-79 Thank you Coach Critchley for your contributions during the last ten years. 45 TIGER SCENES The ultimate bubble Del gaining ground Don leading the way Shelly's favorite teacher Gary doing his thing HOMECOMING ROYALTY A' Gary McDaniel and Shelly McAdams Larry Eigbrett and Laurie Wickard 47 Bayard SCORECARD 2 Morrill 1 Bayard 2 Crawford 0 Bayard 2 Hemingford 0 Bayard 2 Mitchell 0 Bayard 2 Mitchell 1 Bayard 2 St. Agnes 1 Bayard 1 Gering 2 Bayard 0 Oshkosh 2 Bayard 2 Layton 0 Bayard 2 Melbeta 0 Bayard 2 Mina tare 1 Bayard 0 Gering 2 Bayard 0 St. Agnes 2 Bayard 2 Mina tare 1 Bayard 2 Harrisburg 1 Bayard 1 Kimball 2 Bayard 2 Bridgeport 0 Bayard 2 Minatare 1 Bayard 2 Oshkosh 0 Bayard 2 Rushville 0 Bayard 2 Hemingford 0 Bayard 1 Minatare 2 N.P.V. CHAMPS Front Row: Ann Muhr (student manager), Jeri Horn, Gail Korell, Laurie Wickard, Ben Brown, Lynlee Smith, Peggy Johannsen (student manager). Back Row: Cara Engdahl, Susan Farley, Lillian Chacon, Penny Becker, Coach Wallace, Shelly McAdams, Delores (Macias) Sauer, Kristi Eskam. The Tigerettes had a successful season as they won the N.P.V. and Melbeta tournaments. They placed second in the Kimball, Bridgeport and district tournaments. The season ended with a 16-6 record. Laurie Wickard and Lynlee Smith were elected to the Melbeta All-Touma-ment team. Laurie, Lynlee and Gail Korell were elected to the N.P.V. All-Conference team. Laurie was also selected to the All-State team. Penny TJIHat. GaJ1 SENIORS CONTINUE WINNING TRADITION Shelly RESERVES AND FRESHMAN Front Row: Miranda Hubbard, Amy Holthus, Rose Rischling, Diane Becker, Tomi Schneider. Back Row: Odelia Hernandez (student manager), Nancy Rice, Shannon Farley, Pam Becker, Barb Hubbard, Coach Langhofer. Front Row: Lyn Heintz, Kathy Schneider, Brenda Bowers, Kristi Eskam, Sandra Kildow. Back Row: Coach Langhofer, Debbie Muhr, Robin Worth, Joan Estrada (student manager). 50 SERVE SET SPIKE The seven smiling seniors! Groupie! Cocky Laurie! 51 CROSS-COUNTRY CROSS - COUNTRY TEAM: Janies Chacon, Randy Laborico, Sam Serda, Pat Rodriguez, Mike Sulak, Kurt Vogel, Rich Juelfs. Head Coach Rector Two female member of the cross-country team, Irene Serda and Natalie Tracy, loosening up. 52 These mosquitos are something else ! SENIORS Rich Juelfs Natalie Tracy Sam Serda and Kurt Vogel Randy Laborico 53 BAYAR HIGH BASKETBALL u BOTTOM ROW: Don Coolidge, Chris Young, Scott Wickard, Larry Eigbrett, Ken Krante, Sam Adams. TOP ROW: Jason Brill , Rich Juelfs, Ryan Reiber, Coach Wallace, Dave Waechter, Dan Twombly, Brad Schwab. BAY OPP. 59 Bridg. 61 54 Mit. 41 The Bayard netters had a very respectable '78-79 season finishing 56 Min. 43 80 Mor. 66 second in the region and with a 17-6 79 Rush. 61 record. The Tigers were unpredica- 55 Min. 58 table most of the time, one time 63 H.Burg 52 showing their skills and teamwork and 59 Min. 43 the next displaying individuality 49 Bridg. 47 among the team. 78 Grant 69 Bayard captured third place at their own Holiday Tournament, came 66 Mit. 73 55 Hem. 77 back to win the conference tourney, 68 Bridg. 69 but slipped to second in overall con- 83 St. Agnes 35 ference records to Bridgeport. The 70 Min. 58 Tigers showed teamwork and talent in 53 H. Burg. 41 winning the district tournament by 74 Osh. 58 defeating third-rated Hemingford. 75 Mor. 49 All in all it was a rewarding year 83 H. Son. 44 and many varsity members will return 89 H. Spr. 47 for next year. 69 Craw. 53 40 Hem.(OT) 38 51 Grant 70 54 Head Coach Wallace SENIORS: Dave Waechter, Chris Young, Scott Wickard, KenKrantz, Larry Eigbrett, DonCollidge, Ryan Reiber. Scott's old buddies Something in the disco scene ? Didn't even break a sweat! Farrah Fawcett Majors ... ? 55 RESERVES Back row: Chuck Meyers, Bill Sterkel, Brad Huck, Steve Kildow, Troy Eirich, Sam Serda. Front row: Dan Coo-lidge, Gene Fiscus, Kurt Vogel, Rob Wilson, Todd Korell. I Bayard S3 Bridgeport 44 Bayard 49 Mitchell 46 Bayard 45 Minatare 42 Bayard 47 Morrill 44 Bayard 70 Rushville 34 Bayard 49 Grant 54 Bayard 50 Minatare 31 Bayard 54 Mitchell 58 Bayard 53 Hemmingford 62 Bayard 57 Bridgeport 45 Bayard 5S St. Agnes 18 Bayard 52 Harrisburg 40 Bayard 69 Oshkosh 45 Bayard 38 Morrill 28 The reserve team completed a very good season with an 11-3 record. Rich Juelfs was leading scorer with 223 points and 122 rebounds. Sam Serda and Jason Brill contributed much to the team also. Sam had 89 points and 63 rebounds and Tason had 76 points and 63 rebounds. Grab it Jay! Mean Gene in action. Where'd it go? Chris, doing a bunny hop? N.P.U. CHAMPS Back Row: J. Krantz, R. Schwindt, M. Berry, D. Ochoa, J. Krammer Front Row: J. Young, R. Rein, L. Schwindt, C. Sanchez, W. Krantz. Freshmen Champions. Missed Again! You tell 'em Coach Wallace ! ! Give it to me, Brad! And it's Good!!! 57 VARSITY ROUNDBALLERS Varsity: Bottom Row: Karen Keisel, Peggy Johannsen, Tula Anest, Laurie Wickard, Lynlee Smith, Miranda, Hubbard, Top Row: Coach Coon, Sandra Kildow, Lynne Heintz, Kristi Eskam, Nancy Rice, Penny Becker, Lillian Chacon, TammyLujan, Kathy Laeger. VARSITY COACH: Mr. Coon. The varsity Tigerettes finished the season with a record of six wins and nine loses. Laurie Wickard and Peggy Johannsen were named N. P. V. All Conference players. Laurie was high scorer with 206 points for the season and led in assists. Peggy Johannsen was leading rebounder with 116 for the season. Lynlee Smith led steals with 48. It was another rebuilding year for the Junior Varsity. Their final record ended up 1-10, and their single win was over Morrill. 58 BAYARD OPPONENT 53 Mitchell 47 39 Oshkosh 63 37 Minatare 54 47 Harrisburg 51 44 Bridgeport 34 34 Bridgeport 37 33 Minatare 45 30 Kimball 43 34 Bridgeport 45 50 Mitchell 41 54 Lyman 46 44 Morrill 41 24 Gering 49 51 Bridgeport 32 33 Crawford 45 JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row: T. Lujan, L. Peterson, S. Liakos, N. Tracy, J. Estrada, Top Row: J. Michael, K. Leager, L. Young, D. Becker, N. Serda, Coach Kufeldt. What's that Lynn Ann? ? ? Penny catching one of Laurie1 Passes WRESTLING ’78-79 BOTTOM ROW: James Chacon, Jim Kappen, Scott Schwartz, Steve Logsdon, Neil McDaniel, TOP ROW: Coach Brandt, Kurt Feil, John Randall , Roger Eirich, Greg O'Neal, Mike Sulak Jim making an escape. The 1978-79 wrestling team finished in a tie for third in the N.P.V. conference but showed signs of growth and improve -ment. The Tigers had only three seniors on the squad, but showed strength for tire future with young promising team members returning for next season. The only state qualifier was Jim Kappen, a junior, who, although beaten in the first round by the 1979 state champ, will lead Bayard's grapplers in the 79-80 season. This being Coach Brandt's first year as head coach for the wrestling team, he showed fine sportsmanship and good methods for his team. For next year, Mr. Brandt, has confidence for his wrestlers as they could be -come a fine wrestling team. 60 Jim Kappen, State Qualifier Mean Machine! Memories of the way it used to be. The incredible ... ? Look one hand! That a-boy, Mikey. Neil grabs a victory. N.P.V. AND DISTRICT CHAMPS Front Row: Jason Brill, Dave Laborico, John Estrada, Roger Eirich, Brad Schwab, Ryan Reiber. Second Row: Kean Kamerzel, Jeff Krantz, Neil McDaniel, Sam Serda, Rich Juelfs. Third Row: Nino Gonzales, Bill Sterkel, Randy Eandall, Brad Huck, Coach Kufeldt. Top Row: Steve Kildow, Dan Coolidge, Dan Twombly, Kurt Vogel, Randy Be ran. STATE QUALIFIERS Larry Eigbrett, senior. Roger Eirich, senior. Steve Kildow, sophomore. Brad Schwab, junior. John Estrada, senior. SUCCESS! The Tiger track team had a very successful season in 1979. Bayard captured the N.P.V. Conference championship for the fifth year in a row and won the District championship for the fourth year in a row. The team placed fourth at the State Track Meet. At State, Brad Schwab placed second in the triple jump; Larry Eigbrett placed fifth in the low hurdles and second in the highs; John Estrada placed sixth in the shot put; Don Coolidge placed fifth in the 880-yard run; and the two-mile relay team of Brad Schwab, Kurt Vogel, Chris Young, and Don Coolidge earned second place. During the course of the season, Brad Schwab set a new school record in the pole vault (13'10 ) and tied the school record in the high jump at six feet. 63 Chris Young, senior TIGERETTE TRACK Bottom Row: Laurie Wickard, Jeri Horn, Brenda Bowers, Kristi Eskam, Deb Muhr, Teri Rector. Middle Row: Lillian Chacon, Sue Liakos, Tomi Schneider, Natalie Tracy, Karen Kiesel, Kathy Schneider, Miss Swanbom -Coach. Top Tow: Penny Becker, Sandy Kildow, Cara Enghahl, Susan Farley, Kris Knotts, Sherry Bangert, Janna Huck. I Just soakin' up the rays. Sandy Kildow — State Qualifier in the high jump. 64 Gail Korell — State Qualifier in the hurdles and long jump. A FIRST GOLD MEDAL LAURIE WICKARD: GOLD MEDAL, DISCUS. DISTANCE: 139’8” Lauire Wickard, a senior, earned a gold medal at the state track meet in North Platte — the first ever by a girl trackster at Bayard High School. Laurie also placed fourth in the shot to account for all of Bayard's points at the state track meet. Coach — Mr. Hohnstein Lillian Chacon PRESENTING . . . VARSITY ANN LILLIAN SHELLY ■■I | f ■HI Ann Muhr, Cail Korell, Shelly McAdams, Deb Andreas, Laurie Wickard, Lillian Chacon LAURIE GAIL CHEERS AND CHANTS Reserve Cheerleaders: Lynne Heintz, Deb Muhr, Jody Michael, Cara Engdahl, Jeri Horn. 6 BAYARD’S CHEERING SECTION SENIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Bottom Row: Stacy Sauer, Shelly McAdams, Gail Kor-ell, Laurie Wickard, Lilian Chacon, Deb Andreas, Carolyn McDaniel. Top Row: Shari Strauch, Janna Huck, Tricia Bonnes, Sally Michal, Michelle Russell, Julie Le-ever, Lynlee Smith, Penny Becker, Brenda Nab. Faithful President Becker. Future Dallas Cheerleaders? ? ? Sponsors; Mrs. Morris and Mr. Anderson Mr. Anderson doing his job. 68 JUNIOR PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Bottom Row: Odelia Hernandez, Tula Anest, Kathy Laeger, Ann Muhr, Peggy Johannsen, Tammy Sherfey. Top Row: Dee Dee Sauer, Chris Schmall, Shannon Farley, Teresa Moreno, Tammy Lujan, Sarah Ochoa, Sophie Rahman. Cheer up. Deb. SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Bottom Row: Jeri Horn, Nancy Rice, Kay Kiesel, Jody Michael, Kim Henkel, Tomi Schneider, Cara Engdahl. Top Row: Sherry Ban-gert, Miranda Hubbard, Joan Estrada, Pam Prop, Kris Knotts, Mary Singer, Diane Becker, Sue Liakos. FRESHMEN PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Bottom Row: Cindy Henkel, Kristi Eskam, Brenda I'm a little teapot ... Bowers, Debbie Lujan, Renee Huck, Sandra Kildow, Top Row: Debbie Muhr, Karen Kiesel, Norma Serda, Virginia Greever, Robin Worth, Kathy Schneider, Lyn Ann I Ieintz. 69 BOOKWORMS Librarians: Front Row: S. Bangert, M. Bibbey, M. Martin,!. Hartman, S. Deines. Back Row: K. Henkle, K. Kicsel, J. Michael, T. Moreno, C. Wondercheck, R. Crouch, G. Duncan, J. Estrada. ” io.i Ay ii Librarians: Front Row: S. Strauch, J. Leever, P. Bonnes, S. Michal, S. Sauer. Back Row: L. Peterson, K. Kiesel, M. Singer, M. Hubbard, J. Horn, S. Liakos, J. Estrada, Mrs. Maxwell. WORK, WORK, WORK, WORK, WORK! Dr. Phipp's Office: Mrs. York, M. (Leytham) Russell, D. Wheeler, R. Rein, S. Farley, Dr. Phipps. 70 Mr. Engdahl's Office: J. Douglass, Mr. Engdahl, sitting. Front Row: R. Rischling, B. Serda, D. Lujan, T. Sinks, B. Nab, L. Smith, L. Wickard. Back Row: C. Thomas, D. Andreas, D. Laborico, G. Korell, E. Russell, T. Anest. CHOIR AND OTHER 71 Altos - Front Row: P. Becker, P. Bonnes, S. Farley, L. Peterson, S. Ban-gert, K, Eskam, L. Wickard, B. Nab, B. Stuart, C. Engdahl, T. Schneider, S. Liako.i, L� Meter. Back Row - P. johnnsen, S. Michael, D. Macias, L. Heintz, D. Becker, C. Brown, J. Huck, D. Nettle, G. Korell, C. McDaniel, L. Chacon, A. Holthus. All-State: Kurt Vogel, Greg Sanchez Sopranos - First Row: J. Estrada, K. Schneider, C. Schmall, A. Muhr. Second Row: M. Bibbey, S. Strauch, S. Kildow, K. Henkel, S. Sauer, C. Rischling. Tliiid Row: R. Crouch, K. Kiesel, R. Rischling, O. Hernandez, S. Farley, Fourth Row: T. Anest, B. Fertig, L. Young, P. Becker, Debbie (Wheeler) Smith, Sylvia Buskirk. Unswing Choir - Front Row: K. Schneider, J. Estrada, P. McAdams, L. Peterson, S. Bangert, K. Eskam, S. Liakos, T. Schneider. Middle Row: R. Wilson, K. Henkel, K. Kiesel, N. Rice, D. Muhr, S. Kildow, B. Huck. Back Row: R. Estrada, N. McDaniel, S. Kildow, B. Sterkel, J. Krantz, D. Kamerzel, D. Ochoa. v Accompanists: Nancy Rice, Kathy Fertig MUSIC MAKERS Connor, Russ Smith. Top Row: Wade Willey, Victor Ochoa, Jason Brill, Neil McDaniel, Dave Waechter, Roger Eirich, Gary McDaniel, Dean Kamerzell, Rocky Robinson. Tenors - Bottom Row: Danny Ochoa, Robbie Blair, Greg Sanchez, Kurt Vogel, Rod Rein, Chuck Myers, Tom Pringle. Top Row: Brad Huck, Dan Coolidge, Jerry Pierce, Ron Estrada, Robbie Wilson. 21st Century Singers - Bottom Row: Chris Rischling, Kurt Vogel, Trish Bonnes, Kathy Fertig, Odelia Hernandez, John Estrada, Ann Muhr, Greg Sanchez, Chris Schmall, Roger Eirich, Lillian Chacon, Gary McDaniel, Chris Conner, Brad Schwab. Top Row: Larry Eigbrett, Brenda Nab, Rod Rein, Peggy Johannsen, Carolyn McDaniel, Del Blackstone, Penny Becker, Don Coolidge. 73 FFA Bottom Row: C. Boyer, J. Pierce, R. Eirich, R. Reiber, B. Schwab, D. Korell, Second Row: J. Randall, D. Kamer-zell, R. Randall, R. Rein, T. Taylor, B. Sterkel, Mr. Claver - Sponsor. Third Row: R. Sinks, J. Kramer, W. Krantz, L. Schwindt, S. Green, T. Eirich, T. Korell, R. Sinks, D. Greever, W. Willey, R. Robinson, G. Fiscus, K. Sinks, L. Sherfey, C. Thomas. Top Row: B. Willey, G. Muhr, J. Kappin, S. Scott, D. Twombly, R. Smith, S. Kildow, B. Schwab. Pres., Roger Eirich; Vice Pres., Ryan Reiber; Sec., Brad Schwab; Treas., Dand Korell; Reporter, Jerry Pierce; Sentinel , Kevin Kniss. Bottom Row: C. Engdahl, R. Rischling, M. Russell, J. Leever, Mrs. Didier - Advisor, C. McDaniel, B. Nab, B. Castellew, K. Kiesel. Second Row: D. Lujan, S. Kildow, L. Heintz, S. Liakos, D. Muhr, N. Rice, T. Schneider, M. Singer, D. Robinson. Top Row: T. Sherfey, S. Ochoa, B. Stuart, D. Andreas, T. Anest, D. Nettles, K. Eskam, K. Knotts, S. Lungren, T. Lujan, K. Laeger. Don't just stand there ! ! ! Members of this year's FHA were kept busy throughout the year with many activities . Some of the major ones included a clean-up day, ake and Take for the elderly, their annual chili supper, District and State Convention. Michelle Russell served as District Secretary. Officers: Bottom Row: C. McDaniel, B. Nab, M. Russell, J. Leever, B. Castellew. Second Row: K. Kiesel, C. Engdahl, T. Anest, R. Rischling, D. Robinson, M. Singer, D. Andreas, Mrs. Didier -Advisor. 75 MUSIC MAKERS Clarinets: Bottom Row: R. Huck, V. Estrada, K. Duncan, J. Rise! Chacon, B. Muhr, P. McAdams, S. Liakos, K. Kiesel, T. Mi Hubbard, S. Sauer. hling 5, M. rumpets: R. Rischling, P. Rodriguez, J. Deines, T. Eirich, G. mchez, C. Horn. Flutes: Bottom Row: G. Duncan, J. Estrada, N. Serda, K. Knotts, 0. Hernandez, S. Ochoa, L. Chacon. Trombones: C. Sanchez, K. Deal, W. Sanchez. Tubas: J. Randall, R. Wilson, Baratone: N. Tracy. Drums: R. Duncan, K. Schneider, K. Es-kam, C. Connors, S. Deines, C. Holm. Saxaphoues: Bottom Row: D. Morris, D. Muhr, S. McAdams, C. Rischling, C. Kramer, R. Randall, N. McDaniel, R. Steele. The band had a successful marching season as they took firsts in field and marching competion at Chadron Band Day and the Sidney Octoberfest. The band loyally marched at home football games and musically entertained the basketball fans throughout the season. At the district music concert, the band received a superior rating. A LITTLE PEP AND A LITTLE JAZZ third row; C. Rischling, N. Serda, J. Estrada, K. Knotts, P. McAdams, R. Huck, fourth row; N. DUH?? Tracy, C. Connors, D. Muhr, R. Randall, C. Sanchez, K. Schneider, K. Eskam, R. Wilson. STAGE BAND: Bottom Row; C. Rischling, S. McAdams, N. McDaniel, R. Steele, D. Muhr, Top Row; K. Deal, C. Sanchez, T. Eirich, R. Wilson, C. Connors, T. Korell, P. Rodriguez, R. Rischling, G. Sanchez. New Band Hats? ? ? ANNUAL and NEWSPAPER STAFF J. Douglass, D. Waechter, G. Sanchez, L. Wickard, S. Michal, J. Huck, J. Leever, L. Smith, D. Blackstone, D. Coolidge, S. Sauer, B. Kappin, S. Siegfried, S. McAdams, G. McDaniel. CO-EDITORS: Delbert Blackstone, Gary McDaniel. TYPIST: Lynlee Smith, Sheila Siegfried. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Greg Sanchez, Janna Huck. TYPIST: Rod Rein. 78 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY New Members: Laurie Meter, Dana Korell, Ann Muhr, Don Coolidge, Laurie Wickard, Kurt Vogel, Peggy Johann-sen. Old Members: Bottom Row: L. Chacon, P. Becker, D. Wheeler, S. Strauch, P. Bonnes, S. McAdams. Top Row: D. Blackstone, G. McDaniel, R. Eirich, L. Eigbrett, G. Sanchez, G. Korell. SPANISH CLUB Back Row: J. Hartman, B. Gonzales, K. Kiesel, S. Logsdon, S. Ochoa, R. Blair, T. Sherfey, S. Serda, N. Tracy, K. Laeger, T. Lujan, N. Serda, J. Lund, Mrs. Montanez. Front Row: B. Brown, B. Serda, J. Estrada, T. Moreno, D. Lujan, M. Lujan, O. Hernandez. 1 need some alka-selzer! 80 What 'cha Cookin' Rob? Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce ... Club Officers: Sponsor; Mrs. Montanez, Pres; T. Moreno; V. Pres; S. Ochoa, Sec; B. Gonzales, Treas; B. Brown. AWARDS NIGHT 1979 OUTSTANDING Book of Knowledge, Laurie Meter SPECIAL AWARDS Kurt Vogel - Honor yoke Brad Schwab - Athletic letter Peggy Johannsen - School Spirit Laurie Meter - Book of Knowledge HALL OF FAME Lillian Chacon, Gail Korell Greg Sanchez, Larry Eigbrett CITIZENSHIP Curt Sanchez, Leah Peterson Cara Engdahl, Rich Juelfs Peggy Johannsen, Brad Schwab Lillian Chacon, Larry Eigbrett STUDENTS Mr. Crithchley Dana Korell Mr. Kufeldt Jeri Horn Mr. Wallace Larry Eigbrett Mr. Coon Kurt Vogel f. Brad Schwab Mrs. Montanez Deb Lujan Mr. Palser Nino Gonzales Mr. Anderson Greg Sanchez Mis. Williams Deb (Wheeler) Smith Mr. Rector Brad Schwab Mr. Kennedy Chuck Meyers Mrs. Schoeneman Connie Pierce Mr. Hohnstein Ben Brown Mrs. Didier Shari Strauch Mr. Brandt Brad Schwab Miss Foos Barb Hubbard Mr. Zitterkopf Peggy Johannsen Mr. Claver Russ Smith Miss Swanbom Cara Engdahl Citizenship: Brad S. and Peggy J. 81 WE MAY NEVER PASS Servers - Back Row: T. Feil, S. Schwarfa, J. Brill, G. Fiscus, S. Serda, R. Juelfs, S. Kildow, B. Huck. Front Row: T. Schneider, J. Michael, L. Young, J. Hom, K. Knotts, N. Rice, S. Liakos, G. Duncan. 82 THIS WAY AGAIN Prom Candidates: D. Andreas, J. Estrada, S. Sauer, G. Sanchez, L. Eigbrett, G. Korell, J. Leever, C. Young, C. Rischling, and G. McDaniel. FINALLY Penny Becker and Steve Bowers Valedictorian Larry Eigbrett and Benny Kappen Lillian Chacon and Don Coolidge BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1979 4:00 P. M. •PROCESSIONAL - “POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE” Elgar (Bayard High School Band — Mr. Bill Rischling, Director) •INVOCATION Father James Murphy SCRIPTURE READING Rev. Ray Reed CLASS SERMON Rev. Ray Reed MUSIC I'll Always Remember'' (21st Century Singers — Kathy Fertig, Accompanist) So Long My Friends Record PRESENTATION OF CLASS Ray S. Phipps ACCEPTANCE OF CLASS Kenneth Schneider (Prp ident. Roard of Education) CLASS ROLL CALL Lonnie Wickard PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Roger Korell Robert Krantz •BENEDICTION Father James Murphy •RECESSIONAL - “POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE Elgar (Bayard High School Band) •Remain Standing Seniors at rehearsal. 85 FUTURE Sandy Arellano Robin Duncan Sheila Hubbard Aileen Chacon Paul Fertig Curtsi Brown Veronica Estrada Carolyn Holm Cheryl Horn Bill Douglass Kimberly Duncan Cynthia Lujan Kurt Kiesel Barbara McAdams 86 David Meister Dale Meter Troy Meter You're late! FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Kelley Jones, Aileen Chacon, Veronica Estrada. BACK ROW: Jean Rischling, Kim Duncan, Kurt Kiesel, Dale Meter, Deedee Sanchez, Kevin Stuart Michelle Schwartz Jean Sulak H Joyce Zentz 87 Lisa Boyer Duane Buskirk Doug Casaras Beth Chambers Robert Crable Dee Dee Duncan Lonnie Evans Phil Fertig Robert Ford Emma Galindo Andrea Conzalez Christina Gonzales Alisha Heath Nona Hubbard This is livin' ! Z-Z-Z-Z. Vickie Lockman Sally Mason Todd McAdams Ton Michael Mike Muhr Tina Muhr Eric Young v Student Council: Front: Jim Smith, Christina Gonzales, Crystal Taylor, Ron Michael, Mike Muhr, 89 VOLLEYBALL Front Row: T. Snyder, V. Estrada, C. Horn, J. Sulak, C. Lujan, K. Jones, C. Schmunk, I. Serda, K Duncan, R. Duncan, C. Gonzales. Second Row: A. Cnacon, B. Chambers, P. Schwab, T. Muhr, 1. Serda, S. Hubbard, P. O'Neal, B. Muhr, C. Holm, J. Rischling, J. Zentz. Third Row: Coach Langh-ofer, A. Gonzales, C. Pringle, K. Taylor, L. Boyer, S. Kildow, T. Skinner, T. Rice, D. Phipps, N. Hubbard. Back Row: V. Lockman, A. Heath, E. Calinda, D. Duncan. Front Row: M. Muhr, R. Michael, J. Smith, D. Buskirk, T. Meter. Second Row: M. Tafoya, T. Rector, K. Kiesel, J. Zier, J. Lund. Back Row: R. Pierce, D. Meister, T. McAdams, D. Casares, K. Stuart. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ JR. HIGH B-BALL Front Row: Coach Coon, I. Serda, C. Schmunk, K. Jones, A. Chacon, I. Serda, V. Estrada, S. Hubbard, P. O'Neal. Second Row: C. Main, B. Muhr, K. Duncan, J. Rischling, R. Duncan, C. Holm, H. Schmeider, C. Lujan, J. Zentz, C. Horn. Third Row: N. Hubbard, D. Phipps, B. Chambers, T. Rice, P. Schwab, T. Muhr, K. Taylor, S. Kildow, L. Boyer, C. Gonzales. Back Row: D. Duncan, C. Pringle, E. Galindo, A. Heath. Front Row: J. Lund, P. Fertig, L. Meyers, M. Wheeler, E. Young. Second Row: M. Muhr, M. Tafoya, T. Rector, R. Michael, J. Smith, D. Buskirk, Coach Palser. Back Row: W. Douglas, T. McAdams, J. Zier, T. Meter. D. Lichus, D. Meter. JR. HIGH BOYS and GIRLS TRACK Bottom Row: B. McAdams, L. Boyer, T. Muhr, P. Schwab, S. Kildow, T. Rice, T. Schneider. Second Row: K. Duncan, D. Duncan, N. Hubbard, B. Chambers, S. Hubbard, C. Main, D. Phipps. Third Row: C. Taylor, H. Schneider, K. Jones, E. Galendo, C. Gonzales, A. Chacon, V . Estrada. Top Row: C. Horn, B. Muhr, J. Rischling, J. Zentz, I. Serda, 1. Serda, C. Lujan. Bottom Row: T. Rector, J. Zier, R. Michael, B. Crable, M. Tafoya, D. Buskirk. Second Row: L. Myers, J. Smith, E. Young, K. Stuart, P. FertignT. McAdams, D. Lichius. Top Row: D. Miester, M. Muhr, K. Kiesel, B. Douglass, T. Meter, D. Meter. 92 PEP CLUB AND BAND PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: C. Lujan, B. Chambers, C. Horn, P. Schwab, T. Muhr, I. Serda, B. Humr, K. Jones, I. Serda. Second Row: A. Chacon, J. Sulak, T. Skinner, C. Shmunk, T. Rice, D. Phipps, C. Taylor, K. Duncan, N. Hubbard, D. Duncan, P. O'Neal. Top Row: D. Sanchez, A. Heath, C. Pringle, C. Gonzales, S. Kildow, L. Boyer, S. Mason, S. Hubbard, E. Gonzales, A. Gonzales. Cheerleaders: 1. Serda, B. Muhr, T. Muhr, P. Schwab, C. Horn. Band: Bottom Row: C. Gonzales, R. Duncan, R. Michael, C. Holm, B. McAdams, J. Zentz, 1. Serda. Second Row: S. Hubbard, N. Hubbard, 1. Serda, V. Estrada, B. Muhr, J. Rischling, K. Duncan, M. Schwartz. Top Row: P. Schwab, B. Chambers, T. Rice, D. Phipps, C. Horn, D. Meter, M. Tafoya, T. McAdams. STUDYING????? SENIOR PROPHECY As I drive down Highway 26, 1 approach Bayard to attend my 10-year class reunion. My heart rate increases so rapidly that 1 feel I should stop at the doctor's office to have my blood-pressure checked. As I enter the office, I am surprised to see LAURIE W1CKARD there. 1 sit down beside her. She explains to me that she is the women's heave-weight boxing champion. 1 ask her if she lias heard anything about our classmates. She catches me up on the ones who have married. BRENDA NAB has finally hooked on to one guy, Brian Hunt, but she still ' 'steps out1' to work at the Oregon Trail Resturant. STEVE BOWERS and BONNY HAPPEN have officially tied the knot and travel around the world with Crusty Jr. in their van which is loaded.........with everthing. DEB AN- DREAS, now married to Dean Ostdick, has taken over Ensser's car lot which features blue Chevy's with card board and cellophane windows. Salesmen include the 12 little Ozie's. DEBBIE WHEELER SMITH is now a stand-in for Charlie's Angels, but the rest of the time she is a happy homemaker. TAMMY SINKS is now married to Wayne McMurtry, but married life does not prevent them from spending time at the ball park, ex-pecially when there are no games ! The receptionists called ' 'next'' and who should 1 find in the examination room, but DANA DORELL, who is now Dr. Dana, M.D. He tells me about his wife PENNY BECKER who is currently suffering from a nervous breakdown. It seems she could not handle it when one of her etiquette students did not say ' 'please.'' Dana's cousin GAIL KORELL, now a social worker, is trying to counsel Penny every Thursday. As I leave the doctor's office, I hear a noise from above, and wonder if 1 am a ' 'goner. It is none other than PAT RODRIQUEZ and Co-pilot JAMES CHACON chasing bam sparrows and writing nasties in the sky. As I look down, a flash of blue darts by me. When she slows down, I recognize it to be PATRICIA BONNES, alias '' Disco Queen.'' She now owns Jeremiah's with RON ESTRADA, still chasing after the girls, as head bouncer, and RODNEY REIN and his girlfriend Lori Allen being her spot light dancers. After talking with Patricia I decide to take a stroll down good Ol' main street. 1 notice a new theatre has opened, and the movie this week is the remake of ' 'Rocky,'' called ' 'The Tough Taco'' starring COOKIE ESTRADA. I continue my stroll and see that SHELLY McADAMS has a denitst office named ' 'Jawa. I go in to visit her and find that she specializes in sensitive teeth and hands out free straws after every visit. Shelly informs me that our old friend, STACY SAUER, is in the Chimney Rock Villa Rest Home, from the anxiety of hitting one too many cats. LILLIAN CHACON steps into the office for her weekly polishing and she tells me that she is a physical therapist. but has few patients because of her cold, clammy hands. We all decide to go to the reunion together and meet DAVE ' 'Kojak' 'LABORICO, who has just returned from the Army having been dishonorably discharged and is presently trying to grow his hair back. Approaching the school, we hear a tremendous roar accompanied by screeching tires. Of course it is CURT BOYER who is now trying to set the world record for spinning cookies, and has reached 25. The reunion starts with Rev. DELBERT BLACKSTONE saying grace. He is still farming the plateau and comes in on Tuesday and Thursday to play softball, and on Sunday to preach. For entertainment JULIE LE-EVER sings some country western tunes, as she has taken over Dolly Parton's place on ' 'top.'' After Julie's singing, Senator LARRY EICBRETT gives his campaign speech using his Steve Martin routine. His private secretary, SHARI STRAUCH, sits close by 94 taking careful notes. Just about the time everyone be- gins to eat, a shrill Cray of ' 'Tip Toe Through the Tulips'' is heard. Everyone turns his head to see SALLY M1CHAL skipping along throwing tulip petals in the air. She is now trying to bring back the carefree days of the Flower Child Revolution, with Mrs. Montanez following close behind. CHRIS R1SCHLING throughout the dinner hands out pahamplets supporting her club called, ' 'Catholics are the Greatest. '' Sitting two seats down from me are CONNIE PIERCE and BELINDA SERCA who are engaged in a heated argument about the taping for their last ' 'Point Counter Point series. As 1 turn away 1 hear a familiar ' 'Hey Toots,'' and 1 recognise PAUL KRANTZ's nasal tone voice. I find out he is still sneaking around B.H.S. slapping girls on the tush and hoping not to get caught by head principal, PAT SINGER. 1 soon learn about the lives of the athletes of our class. BEN BROWN is now volleyball coach at McGrew University, and Coach Wallace is her advisor. CHRIS YOUNG is now attending Bridgeport High School and is still transferring from high school to high schoot trying to find the perfect athletic department. SCOTT WICKARD, who is now playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, stands up to promote his new brand of pany-hose. 1 am more than surprised to hear that MICHAEL LUJAN is the new star basketball player for the New York Midgets, and LYNI.EE SMITH has caused a monumental breakthrough in the Professional Volleyball League by becoming the first woman spiker under 5 ft. tall. I look over and there is JIM DOUGLASS working on a cheat sheet. It seems he has yet to pass Mrs. Williams1 senior English class. Looking up, I see a lady in white and recognize JANNA HUCK who is still after J.F.K. Jr. The closest she as gotten to him though, is being his private nurse. I am shocked to hear that GARY ' 'Saint'' McDAN-IEL owns his own bar, serving minors ... milk. KENNY KRANTZ walks about handing out his calling card. He is now a surgeon specializing in kidneys. At the moment he talks with DAVE WAECHTER, to request the use of some reference books. It seems that Dave now owns the Bayard Library, and is reading every book over for the third time time. KEVIN KNISS walks down to the parking lot to wipe off a speck of dust from his 1989 Trans Am. He is still traveling to Scottsbluff and trying to convince people he is Joe Cool. GREG SANCHEZ provides the closing entertainment, performing a one-man-band number while photographing himself during his routine. Next, we take a tour of the high school. The teacher's lounge has been remodeled featuring high chairs for the teachers, with built in ash trays, made by BOB McMURTRY, the new woods teacher. Walking beside me is SHEILA SEIGFRIED, who is now attending the University of Nebraska studying plant life, and is the head of her class. There are several people who would not attend our reunion, one being CAROLYN McDANIEL, who is still hitch-hiking from Papillion. JERRY PIERCE and ROCKY ROBINSON are still passed out at the Sunset Drive Inn since their senior year. DON COOLIDGE is training for the 1992 Olympics by running 10 miels a day, but is lost and has yet to be found. The reunion ends as 1 head out of town. Before I reach the city limits 1 notice RYAN REIBER'S car parked in the cemetery for some ' 'unknown'' reason. I get three miles out of town and I notice the cop's cherries'' appear. He has pulled up next to KURT FEIL and citing him for parking on a country road with his wife Barb. Out in a local com field I see the last of out classmates, ROGER EIRICH. He is trying to farm on his own, but can't figure which end of the tractor to sit on. As 1 approach Moo-Maw's comer, I realize that I won't see these people for another 10 years. Hopefully SENIOR BONNY KAPPEN wills her wardrobe to Lynne Heintz so she isn't forced to wear a different outfit every day. PENNY BECKER wills her calm disposition and ability to take everything in stride to Cara Engdahl and Tomi Schneider, also her devotion to athletics to Miranda Hubbard. LARRY EIGBRETT wills a part of his brain to the next Math IV class to help them try to figure out the tests because they'll need all the help they can get. RON REIN wills his ability to gracefully disco dance to Disco Queen, Patricia Bonnes. Rember, Tricia, smoothness and balance is in — the Chattanooga Choo-Choo is out! ! ! GAIL KORELL wills her love for track to Peggy Jo-hannsen and her runny nose, which forever needs to be blowed, to the sophomore girls who can't seem to find anything better to do than stick their own noses in other people? 's affairs. DELBERT BLACKSTONE wills a part-time summer job on ' 'The Plateau'' to Coach Critchley who is still waiting for a call. DEBBIE (WHEELER) SMITH wills her ability to keep one guy for more than a month to Sylvia Buskirk. BELIlfa)A SERCA wills her long, beautiful hair and quiet disposition to Sheri Deines. PAUL KRANTZ wills his international cap to Mr. Claver so that the upcoming VO. - AG. classes will not have to suffer from looking at his shining head all period. KEVIN KN1SS wills his yellow and black hat to Coach Critchley so he has something to go along with his bee suit. GARY McDANlEL wills his genuine 100% grade A knee injury to Bill Sterkel, so next year he will have an acceptable excuse for missing the last half of football and begin practicing for his pro-basketball career. DEB ANDREAS, beings of sound mind and wills her long hair to Mr. Anderson. RYAN RE1BER wills his height to Jeff Zier and Robert Ford, because Lork knows, they need it! COOKIE ESTRADA wills all of his taco's and refried beans to all of the underclassmen to they find out that gas isn't really expensive. LAURIE W1CKARD wills her honor as President of Mark Eden Inc., to the new President-to-be, Leah Peterson. TAMMY SINKS wills her ability to get along with people to Carolyn Main. KEN KRANTZ wills one square foot of soil to Mr. Wallace so he can start his own farm and become rich. DON COOLIDGE wills his ablity to run the 880 and his ability to act human (sometimes) to Kurt Vogel. JULIE LEEVER wills her ability to wear contacts without blinking 10 times every second to Mrs. Maxwell. PATRICIA BONNES wills her ability to mind her own business and not to be paranoid about losing boyfriends to sophomore girls. SHELLY McADAMS wills all her barrettes to Sheri Deines and all her cheerleader uniforms to Mr. Anderson. CONNIE PIERCE wills her ability to ignore underclassmen to the next senior class and her ability to reason to those who can't. LILLIAN CHACON wills her endurance to run to Natalie Tracy, her speed, whatever that might be to Sue Liakos, and her old pair of beat up sneakers to Karen Kiesel, in hopes that these 3 things might improve the girls track team so Mr. Hohnstein can stop searching for letter runners. 10 years will be enough time to recuperate. See you in 1999! !!!!!!!!! WILLS JANNA HUCK wills her collecting of smart remarks to Tomi Schneider, Kathy Schneider, Sue Liakos, and Miranda (Rodent) Hubbard as if they need any more. SALLY MICILAL wills her ability to have a good time and her 2000 gal. beer club t-shirt to Tomi Schneider. STACY SAUER wills her ability to go to games in good spirits to the Schneider sisters. BOB McMURTRY wills his height to Sam Adams so he might be able to touch the basketball net. CHRIS RISCHL1NG wills her ability to play guitar to Mr. Zitterkopf so that someday, he can be as good as Ryan Reiber and Roger Eirich. SHEILA SIEGFRIED wills her ability to shut up for S minutes to Nancy Rice and Sarah Ochoa. LYNLEE SMITH wills her ability to not get caught skipping (and doing various other things) to Minerva Hubbard in hopes that she won't get caught anymore and will be able to participate in sports! ROGER EIRICH, being of sound mind and body, wills one of his wrestling metals to John Randall so he will have two of them to wear on his Bayard Jacket next year. BEN BROWN wills her fake smile for pictures, to Mr. Hohnstein, and her fast losing weight membership card to Mr. Wallace so he can bend over when he bowls. JIM DOUGLASS wills his I.D. to the next senior class so they won't go through the hassle of finding a buyer. RON ESTRADA wills 40 pounds to Sandra Kildow so she can finally fill out. CURT BOYER wills his 1968 Lemans to the next year's mechanics class so they will have a project to work on in shop and its speed to my new car so my racing record will still be on the winning side. BRENDA NAB wills her ability to drive safely through the school parking lot to Greg Reichert and her better grades to Kurt Vogel as if he needs them. CAROLYN McDANlEL wills her sense of direction to Mrs. Didier and her ability not to get lost going and coming from Denver. GREG SANCHEZ wills his ' 'mind mannered and innocent' ' image to Troy Eirich because he can't seem to go very far without being suspected. ROCKY ROBINSON wills a new set of tires and clutch to the next Curt Boyer that comes to Bayard. SHARI STRAUCH wills her petite body to all the freshmen girls who said the senior girls were fat. SCOTT WICKARD wills his late night driving ability to Jason Brill. DANA KORELL wills his ability to withstand a whole year of Mr. Zitterkopf's jokes to next year's English IV class. CHRIS YOUNG wills his basketball scholarship back to Bayard in return that they give a full ride, both football and basketball, so some other out-of-town athlete in need. PAT RODRIQUEZ wills his ability to cook great Big Macs to anyone who decides to work at McDonalds. JERRY PIERCE wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Troy Taylor. DAVE WAECHTER wills his ability to get along with Mr. Zitterkopf to Peggy Johannsen. BAYARD SENIOR BOY ATHLETES will their drafing ability to Minatare and Bridgeport so they too can win the conference in future years. THE SENIOR CLASS wills their senior pictures to Carolyn Main so she can complete her collection. STEVE BOWERS wills his humorous laugh to Miss Foos, because she doesn't seem to have one. This is the way to the freedom I’ve always dreamed of, These are the winds I was never allowed to try, This is the door that I've waited so long to open, I say, this day belongs to me!