Table of Contents 3 Coach gives advice to State wrestler Jody Fiscus. High school choir win NPV. PATHWAY OF MEMORIES The time has come. I must leave my high school days And the memories behind. All the good times And bad things to be remembered Will be planted as flowers Along the road of life. And as I travel down that trail, l will glance back over my shoulder, Trying to hold on to those Memorable times; And those flowers will call out to me, Begging me to pick them; But I will turn and leave the past behind As I stroll along My PATHWAY OF MEMORIES. Deb Hartman Frozen water shows cold winter. 4 No respect Rodneys gain State Runner-Up. 21st Century Singers perform at All-State Clinic. SENIORS Seniors J L y C Mn'QiJLii Class Motto The glory of a great person should always be measured by the means in which he has used to acquire it. QcLAudJb Q. Qxij jLDjD Class Color Blue And Silver Class Flower White Rose 6 Class of “84” r c 'ion u vl Mjan J. Jj Mh --------------------. Ckuvvv -A. O. Not Pictured Duane Buskirk Alisha Heath Craig Nerud Joey Thompson ‘bftDJCG Seniors on Candid Camera B. Chambers and S. Kildow shocked by camera, while K. Shryer proceeds with her work. J Huck. P Fertig. R Crable and they call others airheads A Hoff future music director? Senior Class officers. Top to bottom. T. Rector. A Hoff. M Tafoya. K. Henkel. M. Schwartz portrays Orville Reden-bocker. Joe Thompson helps clean up after a game. Chuck Henkel are you eating again? ◄ 9 Seniors pick Best, Top left- Tim Reynolds. K. Laeger. and Chuck Henkel flirting again. Top right- Jim Smith and R. Spevak show their athletic ability. Middle left- E. Crable and R. Spevak show us they are the most talkative. Bottom right- S. Kildow and M. Tafoya are best-dressed. Bottom left- K. Henkel and M Tafoya prove that they have the most brains. 10 Top left- S. Miller and B. Crable try to show they are comical. Top right- Jim Smith and B. Chambers say Hey good lookin’’. Middle right- David Lichius and D. Duncan show us their quiet traits. Bottom left- Chuck Henkel and A. Hoff pose together for best personality. Bottom right- K. Henkel and Tim Rector are most likely to succeed. Biggest, and I Seniors sneak to Hogadon Please clear the area Tim Reynolds is about to spread some germs. M. Tafoya. Chuck Henkel. Joe Thompson, psyche themselves up before headina to the slopes. Karen Laeger says to T. Skinner. Do they really expect us to wear these skis? You didn't have to stop for the camera Joe Thompson. D. Duncan. I thought we were supposed to go down the hill forward? 12 A. Hoff finds out that skiing is not as easy as it looks. D. Buskirk. M Schwartz. J. Huck. ask each other. Which way is down hill? Students honored by Lions Student of the Year October m sty u • V I R Jerger presents Girls’ Stater K. Henkel (Sept.) with the student of the year award. December Tim Rector March January : ;; B. Crable-Boys’ State rep. February November M Tafoya The Student of the Month is chosen according to character, leadership, scholarship and school spirit by the faculty. Each student receives a certificate of honor and is recognized at a luncheon sponsored by the Lions Club. L.-R Karen Laeger R. Michael Chuck Henkel 13 Seniors gather on Back row I to r: Mark Schwartz. Ron Michael. Tim Rector. Phil Fertig. John Huck. Chad Propp. Tim Reynolds. Mark Tafoya. David Lichius. middle row: Christina Gonzales. Teresa Skinner. Dee Dee Duncan. Alisha Heath. Angie Hoff. Sheila Miller. Roxy Spevak. Shrla Kildow. Bob Crable. front row: Jim Smith Chuck Henkel. Tina Rice. Kendra Shryer. Beth Chambers. Karen Laeger. Karen Henkel. Duane Buskirk. Craig Nerud BAYARD HIGH SCHOOL May 20. 1984 Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises 2:00 p.m. Processional- Pomp and Circumstance by Elgar Band Mr RiscMing. Director Invocation Rev Reid Scripture Reading Rev Reynolds Class Sermon Rev Reynolds Passages by Slrommen...............21st Century Singers Like an Eagle by Slrommen 21st Century Singers Presentation of Class Mr Cundall Superintendent of Schools Acceptance of Class Mrs. Wimmer President. Board of Education Class Roll Cal Mr Armstrong Principal Presentation of Diplomas Mrs Wimmer President. Board of Education •Benediction Rev Reid Recess onal- Pomp and Circumstance by Elgar Band 'Remain Standing The 21st Century Singers held back a tear as they sing to the graduates. Class Motto ... The glory of a great person should always be measured by the means which he has used to achieve it. Class Flower.......................................White Rose Class Colors...............................Silver and Lt. Blue their special day Sponsors Mrs. Didier and Mr. Brandt lead the graduation procession. Don't look so excited girls. Senior boys wait for the big moment. Rev. Tom Reynolds delivers the class ser- mon. And we thought we looked dumb! says B. D. Duncan asks A. Heath. Can Chambers to Tina Rice. believe we made it? Hey look I finally made it! says C. Propp Exciting moments of Senior Life K. Shryer and T. Rice look confused like always. The American Problems class celebrates Mr. Lentz's birthday and poses for the camera. B. Crable the alias Stevie Wonder? What did you say the answer was? asks David Lichius. C. Nerud works on his artwork in Mr. Kennedy’s class. R Spevak and S. Miller working, can you believe it! 16 Senior Index Buskirk, Duane: F. Chamber, Elizabeth Ann-Class Play-3; County Government Day-3; Band-1,2,3,4; Stagehand-1, 2, 3; Choir-1, 2, 4; 21st Century Singers-4; Swing Choir-1, 2; Volleyball- 1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2; Grable, Robert Allen Jr.-FFA- 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-2; Boys State-3; Chorus-1, 2; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3; FFA Officer-4; Speech-3; Duncan, Danielle DeeAnn-Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Band Reporter-4; Stage Band-4; Swing Choir-2; Chorus-1, 2, 3; FHA-1, 2; Class Play-3; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Fertig Phillip A.-FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-1, 2; Class Play-3; County Government Day-3; Basketball-1; Gonzales, Chris-Chorus-1, 2, 3; Pep Club-2, 3, 4; FHA-3, 4; Junior Class Play-3; Cross Country-2, 3; Newspaper staff-3; Basket-ball-1, 2, 3; Library Assistant-3; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class President; Heath, Alisha-Newspaper staff-3; Band-1, 2; Chorus-1, 2, 3; Class Play Crew-3; Henkel, Chuck Waiter-Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; 21st Century-3, 4; Junior Class Treasurer-3; Junior Class play-3; All-Conference Football Team-3, 4; All-Region Football-4; Speech-3, 4; Henkel. Karen-Senior Class Secretary-4; Girls State Representative-3; Speech-3, 4; Junior Class play-3; One Act plays-3, 4; Library asst.-4; Office Worker-4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President-4; D. Propski, J. Huck, Jim Smith haven't you ever seen a camera before? B. Chambers asks D. Duncan Where did you learn to read? Boy this is fun! says C. Propp. Huck, John William-Football-1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball-1; Wrestling-2; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Offi- CLASS OF 1984 cer-4; Chorus- 1, 2; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; County Government Day-3; Class Play-3; Speech-31 Hoff, Angela Dawn-Annual Newspaper Editor3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Girls State Alternate-3; Stage Band 3, 4; Chorus Accompanist-1, 2, 3, 4; 21st Accompanist 2, 2, 3, 4; FHA Treasurer-3; Ferensics Speech 3, 4; Junior Class play-3; Senior Class Vice-President-4; Kildow, Sharlanne D.-Cheerleader-2, 3, 4; Class Play-3; Class President-1; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2, 3; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff-3, 4; Annual Staff-4; Basketball-1; Class Secretary-2; Leager, Karen Lorraine-FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Officer-4; Junior Class play-3; County Government Day-3; Library Asst.- 4; Volleyball-1; Basketball Manager-2, 3; Lichius David W.-Librarian Assistant 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Government Day 3, Class Play 3, Football 3, Basketball 1. I Michael Ronald L.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, County Government Day 3, Class Play 3, 21st 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3. Miller Sheila M.-Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3. Office Worker 4. Nerud Craig E.-Annual Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Propp Chad J.-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Pres. 4 County Government Day 3, Class Play 3, Football All-Conference 3, State FFA 2, 4, Rector Timothy S.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Pres. 1, 4, Vice- Pres. 2, Speech 3, 4, Class Play 3, One-Act Play 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference Defense 2, 3, 4, All-Region Defense 2, 3, 4, Reynolds Timothy L.-Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, 21st 2, 3, 4, All-State Choir 3, 4, High Plains Honor Choir 4. Rice Tina M.-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 21st 4, High Plains Honor Band 4. Schwartz Mark E.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1. 2. 3. 4, Class Play 3, Speech Club 3, 4. 21st 3. Chorus 3. Skinner Teresa L.-Choir 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Library Assitant 4. Shryer Kendra K.-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 4, 21st 4, Swing Choir 1, 2, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Volleyball 2. Smith James D.-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, 21st 3, Class Play 3, County Government Day 3, Football Conference Honors 4, Basketball Conference Honors 3, Swing Choir 1. Spevak Roxanne D.-Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Honorable Mention 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Swing Choir 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, County Government Day 3, State Track 2. Tofoya Mark E.-Football 1. 2. Basketball 1. 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 21st 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, All State Choir 3, 4, Boys Alternate (State) 3, Class Officer 1, 4, High Plains Honor Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. UNDERCLASSMEN Johnny Aguirre Tony Anderson Jim Anest Sylvia Anest Marvel Arends Jim Bontjes Calvin Brown Candace Burry Rob Dunder Connie Galindo Andie Gonzales Deb Hartman Jett Hoagland Shawn Hopkins Calvin Hubbard Kim Huck BEING A JUNIOR MEANS . . . Organizing Prom, Volleyball and football concessions, FFA Sweetheart Candidate, Jr. Class Play, County government day, and 1 year until a SENIOR! 18 T. Schmunk and R. Dunder are thinking ot their dream girls in class?! Jody Miles Cory Miller Matt McCoy Rich McDaniel John Murray Jamie Pauley Alvis Rains Cindi Rein Roy Savala Troy Schmunk Randy Schwartz Carrie Schwartzkopf Kara Siegfried Jeff Smith Rocky Snyder John Thompson 19 Jolly Juniors C'mon S. Hopkins don’t just stand there do something! Miss Chris during English III. Psychosematics. J. Aguirre. J. Anest. D. Hartman. C. Rein, and Carrie Schwartzkopf experience being blind in 8th period Psychology. 8 5 7 L. Good Book?, S. Huck J. Murray sees no evil looking at D. Hartman and C. Rein 20 Silly Sophomores T. Petersen. B. Fiscus. and P. study hall. Hewett are really working hard in Class officers: Back row H. Anest. E. Siegfried; Front row Kyle Kiesel, M. Rose. 00 ■ -v| M Rose is startled by camera! J. Rischling has found a new talent .. painting Kristi Laeger’s fingernails!?! Amber Anderson Helen Anest Richard Becker Shelli Blackstone Troy Broderick Margaret Bulman Rob Eirich Connie Elerbeck Patsy Elerbeck Jody Fiscus Lupe Galindo Ray George Juan Gonzales SOPHO CLASS Bryan Kautz Kurtis Kautz Kyle Kiesel Chris Kniss Melonie Greene K.C. Heath Bill Kappen BEING A SOPHOMORE MEANS: First year of being an upperclassmen Selling track concessions Last year of P.E. and health Being selected prom-server and last but not least— finally working on the newspaper staff. H. Anest is modeling newest fashion at BHS . .. Kristi Laeger Julie Liakes Brenda Lopez Larry Lujan Jody Meter Tami Miles Mike McCoy Travis Petersen DeAnne Randall Traci Reynolds Joe Rischling Michelle Rose Kim Schmall Rita Serda Eric Siegfried Melany Smith G. Wilson looks at T. Petersen for help. 23 Greg Alles Rula Anest Mike Becker Vicky Bowers Carey Brown Brent Burry Dion Chaon Tammy Coonce Becky Copper Tina Corrigan Lori Crable Alan Crecilius Donna Dukesherer Amy Eigbrett Corey Feil Robert Fertig Becky Fiscus Jenifer Fiscus Angela Garcia Gabriel Garcia Sam Garcia Kim Goss Paul Hewett Mindy Houston Kelly Huck Kristin Huck FRESH CLASS IS BEING A FRESHMAN MEANS . . . Really getting involved. Varsity Sports Magic Rhythm Pep Band FHA FFA 24 John Keefer Jenifer Kildow Nafhon Kramer Justin Krantz Mark Lichius Gregg Lockman Kerry Meininger Chris Miller Kim Propp Diane Sauer Kurt Schanaman Sam Schneider Kelly Schmall Curtis Schwartzkopf Carl Shaw Dale Sherfey Kristin tenBensel Jael Thoeny Jenny Tilden Devonna Tyree Paul Vera Itty Bitty Freshmen Class officers: Bek. row N Kramer, R. Fertig; Ft. row Curtis Schwartzkopf A Crecilius and R. Fertig are amazed with the compute D. York and V. Bowers are being camera shy. Coach Brandt and N Kramer ore 2 of a kind? Curtis Schwartzkopf and Chris Miller tell it like it is. 26 K. TenBenzel and J. Fiscus are caught cheering on the Tigers! ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 28 People vital to the school SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Mr. Leroy Cundall has been superintendent at Bayard for four years. He came here from Lodgepole. NE where he was superintendent. Mr. Cundall received his undergraduate degree in education from Chadron State College. He has a master's degree in guidance and counseling and a specialist’s degree in administration also from Chadron State College. Mr Robert Armstron has been principal at Bayrad for three years. Prior to this, he was principal and football coach at Basset. NE for twenty years. He also worked for the ESU unit for two years. Mr. Armstrong received his undergraduate degree from Doane College and his master’s degree in administration from Kearney State College. SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Leo Hoehn. Harvey Eirich, Bob Krantz; Sitting: Barbara Durnal. Marilyn Wimmer; not pictured Larry Morgan SECRETARIES Standing: Connie York. Roma Engdahl; Sitting Delores Thomas Light side of faculty seen Mr Armstrong at one of his more serious moments with Mike McCoy. Hilda Raz was a Poet in residents. Mr. Claver the Vo-Ag teacher, is in his Sunday best. Mr. JOE Lentz playing Big Brother Teachers guide students Susan Christensen English-Journalism Doug Brandt Physical Education Kirk Begley Science James Coon History Gene Claver Vocational Agriculture Linda Foos Guidance Counsilor James Hohnstein Typing 30 In educational pursuits Larry Rector Math Lori Bauer Librarian Semalina Montanez English-Spamsh Phy-Ed Jean Sobieszczyk Bill Wallace Physical Education Math Not Pictured: Bill Rischling Susan Schoeneman 31 o o o C ) O) £ m hmi CD CD CD _o Q_ E uj Bus Drivers- Pete Weisgerber. Larry Kennedy. Ron Langhofer. Betty Matthews. Gloria Lissman, Joe Vera. Not pictured- Kevin Cornell, activities driver Grade School teachers- Back row-K. Siegfried. M. Pankowski. P. Reifschneider. M. Reiber. D. Longhofer. G. Belden. P. Sauer. A Claver. and Principal L. Wickard Front row-D. Wallace. P. Lind. G. Maxwell. M. George. B. Hoagland. B. Hubbard and S. Schoenaman Janitors-Joe Vera and Robert Gonzales Mechanic-Merle Chapman Cooks Lydia Leonhardt. Marie Miller. Esther Schanhols. Not pictured Janet Bowers E. Schanhols can’t believe they actually feed this sticky substance to BHS students. 32 SPORTS Tiger athletes experience WE FOOTBALL Coach Kirk Begley OPPONENT THEY 27 Hemingford 14 28 Bridgeport 8 7 Ruohville 3 0 Grant 29 7 Hyannis 6 21 Morrill 12 6 Mitchell 44 12 Kimball 22 54 Crawford 0 0 STATE PLAY-OFF Plainview 40 Jim Smith runs for another touchdown for the Tigers. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Coach Jim Hohnstein WE OPPONENT THEY 42 Morrill 68 42 Alliance St. Agnes 37 32 Mitchell 31 37 Minatare 23 46 Oshkosh 20 46 Gordon 67 42 Alliance 72 41 Minatare 25 40 Oshkosh 48 47 Crawford 34 28 Kimball 67 37 Bridgeport 54 31 Hyannis 49 30 Morrill 55 29 Germg 49 43 Bridgeport 52 25 Gordon 64 D. Hartman backed up by Carrie Schwartzkopf prepares to hit the ball. VOLLEYBALL Coach Bill Wallace WE OPPONENT THEY L Morrill W L Sidney St. Pats W W Mitchell L 2 Bridgeport Tourney L Oshkosh W 2 Melbeta Tourney L Gering W W Hemingford L W Alliance St. Agnes L w Hyannis L w Minatare L w Bridgeport L 4 NPV Tourney L Bridgeport V L Leyton vy 2 Districts W Rushville i L Morrill . 34 thrills of victory BOYS’ BASKETBALL Coach Dill Wallace WE OPPONENT THEY 69 Rushville 48 62 Alliance St. Agnes 47 68 Bridgeport 70 80 Minatare 37 68 Morrill Gordon Holiday Tourney 72 59 Alliance 57 66 Gordon NPV Tourney 62 53 Minatare 35 66 Leyton 43 71 Bridgeport 62 53 Grant 69 65 Mitchell 52 51 Hemingford 33 71 Bridgeport 62 81 Minatare 34 63 Kimball 60 90 Crawford 39 73 Oshkosh 51 90 Hyannis 44 75 Morrill District Tourney 59 79 Rushville 33 75 Bridgeport Regional 72 79 North Platte St. Pats State Tourney 57 48 Cario-Centura 41 68 Oakland-Craig 65 47 Madison 57 WRESTLING Coach Doug Brandt Tournaments Placings Rushville 4 Harrisburg 4 Bridgeport 3 NPV 2 Hay Springs 3 District 7 State 7 pts. BOYS’ TRACK Coach Larry Rector Cheyenne Indoor Morrill B-C-D Invitew5 Grant Invite Alliance Invite NPV Class C Invite Bayrad Gering Relays Bayrad B-C-D C-11 Districts State GIRLS’ TRACK T. Peterson runs his best for the relay team 2 2 Coach Jim Hohnstein Morrill B-C-D Invite 6 Grant Invite 4 Alliance Invite 2 NPV 2 Class C Bayard Invite 2 Gering Relays 3 Bayard B-C-D 8 C-11 Districts 4 State 1 pt. 35 Football team plays Front row: Tim Reynolds. Chuck Henkel. R. Michael. J. Huck. Tim Rector. M. Schwartz. Jim Smith; Second row: student manager J. Rose. Matt McCoy. Jeff Hoagland. Jim Bontjes. Jeff Smith. T. Schmunk. R McDaniel. Jamie Pauley. M Huck. J. Miles, student manager Sam Schneider; Third row: J. Gonzales. R. George. J. Rischling, T. Petersen. R. Eirich. E. Siegfried. J Yakel. Jody Fiscus. C. Kniss. K. Dautz. Kyle Kiesel; Back row: Coach Brandt. Coach Begley. Chris Miller. J. Krantz. N. Kramer. Curtis Schwartzkopf. G. Alles. S. Garcia. Coach Lentz Seniors for the Tigers were: kneeling Tim Reynolds. Jim Smith; standing Chuck Henkel. Tim Rector. J. Huck. R. Michael. M. Schwartz The 1983 football season was highlighted by a trip to Plainview to play the Plainsmen in the first round of state play-offs. The Tigers lost the game but ended the season with six wins and four losses. The team ended the season as the new Prairie Athletic Conference (PAC 11) champs. J. Yakel and Kyle Kiesel were honorable mention allconference selections in addition to the four seniors selected all-conference. ALL-CONFERENCE Team loads bus for trip to Plainview. 36 to full potential Tiger team warms up to play the Rushville Longhorns Chuck Henkel gets some advice from Coach Lentz on how to play the game. 37 J. Smith gets tackled by a Hyannis Longhorn player. Players watch game from sideline and anxiously wait to go in. Coaches for the Tiger Football 83-84 season were: Head Coach Kirk Begley, Asst. Coaches Joe Lentz and Doug Brandt. Coach Begley has been Head Coach for five years and has taken the team to state-playoffs two years. J. Yakel says. Wait up Matt McCoy!” M. Huck and Kyle Kiesel celebrates another victory. All the wa j Kyle Kiesel running up the scoreboard. J. Huck flies over the top. 38 to State Coach Begley and R. Michael goes over the game strategy. M. Schwartz, deep in thought. Side line looks on in anticipation. R McDaniel and T. Schmunk takes a gator-ade break. J. Yakel says. “I can’t look! 39 40 Spikers experience The Bayard Varsity volleyball team, led by Coach Wallace, consisted of five seniors, five juniors, three sophomores and one freshman. Seven of these were returning lettermen. The Tiger Spikers ended the season 12-9. They came out 4th in the NPV Tournament and a crushing 2nd to the Morrill Lions in the District Tournament. Kim Huck received the honor of being a part of the NPV All-Tourney team. Coach Wallace reflected on the season, “It was like riding a rollercoaster. One minute we were up. the next down. The 1983 Tigers had tremendous potential, but could not seem to show the proper consistency necessary to accomplish their goals. Hopefully all those goals will be reached in 1984. Left to Right-Back-Manager Connie Burry. M. Smith. K Propp. Kim Huck. D Hartman. Coach Wallace Middle-H Anest, Carrie Schwartzkopf, K. Siegfried. J. Meter. S Anest. Front-D. Duncan, B Chambers, R Spevak. A Hoft. S. Miller D Hartman. H Anest. arid K. Siegfried watch intently as Coach Wallace gives expert advice on administering the paw. Far Right-Seniors Top to Bottom-Coach- Wallace. D. Duncan. S. Millet. B. Chambers. R. Spevak. A. Hoff. R Spevak shows her excellent setting form. Will B. Chambers get the ball past those Minatare blockers??-Far Right ups and downs. What now. Coach Langly9 Just get it in D. Randall. Junior Varsity Top to Bottom Manager M Bulman. J Meter. D. Randall. Kristi Laeger. Coach Langhofer. M Rose. M Smith. T Is that the elephant walk or what. Kristi Laeger? The 1983 Junior Varsity and Freshmen volleyball players proved to be promising Varsity material of the future. The J.V. had a 5-4 season while the Freshmen had a winning season of 8-2. The Freshmen also got first in their own Freshman Invitational Tournament. The future is bright for volleyball. Freshmen Left to Right-Back-Manager K Vincent, Kelley Schmall. K. Goss. J Kildow. Kelly Huck. K Propp. D York. Coach Langhofer Middle D. Dukesherer. A Eigbrett R Anesl. Diane Sauer. V Bowers. Manager M. Bulman Front-B. Fiscus. B Copper. 41 What a tip. Kim Huck!! Volleyball at its best Coach Wallace explains the team’s Okie and Hawaiian good luck sgn Kim Huck and S. Miller are willing to help S. Anest get the ball up. J. V. player D. Randall and K. Siegfried work together. Players give last minute advice to substitute, -far right 42 Fall Sports has successful season “Give it your all Kim HucK!” State runners-up 1904 State Runner-up; Top row: Coach Coon. J. Anest. R. McDaniel. R Michael. C. Propp. E. Siegfried. J. Yakel, Coach Wallace. Bottom row: Matt McCoy. Jim Bentjes. Jim Smith. Kyle Keisel, J. Aguirre, and J. Miles. This year's basketball season left Bayard High School a memory that will not easily be erased, a trip to the State Basketball Tournaments in Lincoln. Not only did the Tigers make it to Lincoln, but they advanced to the ultimate game- the state championships! Bayard’s dream of a State Championship in their grips was shattered by the Madison Dragons by a score of 57-47. To get to the state championships, our Tigers climbed a rough and rocky road. The regional game against North Platte St. Pats was the first step they took, winning 79-57. Next on the agenda was a trip to Lincoln to play Cairo Centura who they defeated 48-41. One more game had to be won in order to enable the Tigers to play in the championship game. The game against Oakland Craig was a hard fought one until the end of over-time. When the smoke cleared the Bayard Tigers remained standing, to yet play a final foe. Even though Bayard received runner-up, We, in our hearts, still feel they are 1. 44 Make memories Coach Wallace and Seniors Jim Smith. C. Propp and R. Michael. Bob Devany Sports Center, site of the State Championships. Basketball reaches The Bayard Tiger ended a very successful year with a record of 23 3 and placing second at state going there for the first time since 1933. They placed first at the Gordon Holiday Tournament and North Platte Valley Tournament. They defeated Bridgeport to win the Class C-1 districts. Eight of the 12 members who went to state were returning lettermen. R. Michael received second team and Jim Smith received an Honorable mention to become part of the All-State team. J; Yakel and R. Michael received second team; C. Propp received fourth team and Jim Smith and R. McDaniel received an honorable mention to help make up the All-Region team. Coach Wallace commented, Probably the most enjoyabl season I spent coaching, not just because of our win-loss record but because of the attitude of the young men who were involved.” Varsity: back row: Manager Mike McCoy. J. Aquirre, J. Miles. J. Anest, Matt McCoy, Jim Bontjes, Coach Wallace, front row: J. Yakel, Kyle Kiesel, C. Propp, Jim Smith, R. Michael. H. McDaniel. Junior varsity: back row: Chris Miller, Corey Miller. B. Kautz. N. Kramer, E. Siegfried, J. Hoagland, Jeff Smith and Coach Coon, front row: R, Tertig, Curtis Schwartzkopf, S. Schneider, S. Hopkins, J. Krantz, R. George. The Bayard Junior Varsity team consisting of 13 underclassmen was coached by Mr. Coon. The team had a record of 13 wins and 1 loss. The freshmen team had a record of 4 wins and 1 loss. They placed first at the Bridgeport Freshmen Tournament. Seniors C. Propp. Jim Smith and R. Michael proudly display the trophies they helped to win during this basketball season. ultimate goal!!! Coach Wallace says, “aaaayyyy!” Go get 'em Tigers! Jim Smith believes he can fly up. up. and Kyle Kiesel shouts. Look out C. Propp! r. Michael still thinks it's football season, away. Cory Miller is debating on whether or not to shoot. N. Kramer leaps for a lay- J. Hoagland is wondering, will it up. go in? 47 Lady Tigers fall Lady Tigers-Back row: R. Serda. Kim Schmall. D. Dukesherer. Coach Hohnstien. T. Miles. H Anesl. and Connie Burry. Front row: K. Siegfried. D. Hartman, mascot Eugene. Carrie Schwartzkopf, Kim Huck and S Anest D. Hartman reaches high for a 2 pt. attempt with Kim Huck again making the All-Tournament team. In Districts they were defeated by Morrill, the district champs. Don't concentrate on your footwork H Anest. get the ball! The girls B-Ball team had a sort of downfall season but they're looking forward to a different outcome next year. They made it to the semi-finals in N.P.V. with Kim Huck and Helen Anest making the All-Conference team. They received 4th place at the Gordon Holiday Tournament, S. Anest makes her attack! 48 short of goals Junior Varsity- Back; Coach Joan Sobieszczyk, Manager K. Vincent. Middle: D Randall. T Coonce. B. Fiscus. Front: D. York. K. Propp, K. Goss. J. Kildow. B. Copper, D. Sauer T. Miles may De in a little trouble as she attempts 2 points against Morrill. 49 Four wrestlers Tigers 1983-84 Back row-A. Crecilius Student manager. R. Eirich. G. Wilson. G. Alles. M Huck. Jody Fiscus. T. Schmunk. J. Rlschling. Coach Brandt. Middle-C. Shaw. J. Gonzales. B Burry. P. Vera. T. Anderson; Front-C. Kniss. G. Waugh. S. Garcia. E. Willey. B. Kappen. M. Becker. J. Gonzales accepting second place at NPV conference. B Burry going for the kill 50 Qualified for state Stale qualifiers-J. Gonzales. C. Shaw. T. Anderson. Jody Fiscus. mwj BAYARD yf C. Kniss. standing victoriously. This year's wrestling team did a fine job considering the youth we had on the team. We accomplished many of the goals we set for ourselves and we were able to qualify four people for state. We feel the next year should be another good year since we will have all of the team back and we should have another year of experience. -Coach Brandt G. Alles. wrestler in action. .JR Far left-T. Anderson accepting his award at the Bridgeport Holiday Tournaments. G. Wilson, trying to pin his opponent. 51 Tiger Sports Tiger Atheletics are Look out floor here I come! says B. Kappen When he throws the ball up you are supposed to jump! says Mr. Wallace to team members R Chambers thinks track meets are for sunflower seeds. R. McDaniel says Somebody get these people away from me so I can score. K. Siegfried thinks if she stays like this a ball will come to her. D. Hartman shows us her spiking Hey this isn’t so hard after form. all! says D. Dukesherer. 52 Always at their best! C. Propp goes up for the lay-up. Yeah coach but I’m so tired. says Jody Fiscus R. Spevak tells B. Chambers to watch this great play. K. Siegfried tells Candace Burry. “Watch out I’m going underneath.” M. Smith gives a quick smile to the camera. R. McDaniel rest during a hard game. Who are you chasing coach Brandt? 53 M M I Bayard track Left to right-Back-Chris Miller. N. Kramer. J. Krantz, E. Siegfried. Kyle Kiesel. J. Yakel. Third Row-Manager B. Fiscus. J. Gonzales. Curt Schwartzkopf. M. Lichius. R. Fertig. R. Eirich. K. Kautz. T. Petersen. Second Row-Manager Diane Sauer. R. McDaniel. Jeff Smith. Jeff Heagland. C. Hubbard. J. Anest. M. Huck. R. Snyder. R. Schwartz. Front-Manager K. tenBensel. J. Miles. R. Michael. C. Propp. Tim Rector. Jim Smith. Chuck Henkel. M Schwartz. The boys’ track team, headed by Coach Rector, had a very rewarding season. They participated in ten track meets, placing fifth or above in all but the Cheyenne Indoor. They placed second behind Morrill in the C-11 District meet held here, but qualified five individuals and both the 400m and 1600m Relay teams for the State meet. Qualifiers were: Tim Rector in the 110m High Hurdles. 300m Intermediate Hurdles, and both relays; Jim Smith in both relays; Jamie Yakel in the 400m and 800m runs and the 1600m Relay; Chad Propp in the 110m High Hurdles. 200m Dash and the 400m Relay; Jody Miles in the 1600m Relay; Kyle Kiesel in the triple jump and 400m Relay; and Ron Michael in the high jump. They took along Randy Schwartz as an alternate. The team as a whole took fifth place in the State Meet. The high scorer and the outstanding boys track member was four-year letterman Tim Rector. J. Yakel ran the 400m and 800m runs at the State Meet. Kyle Kiesel leaped far for a place at the State Meet in the Triple Jump. Far riyht-J. Miles was a member of the 1600m Relay team. Tim Rector rest up for another hurdle race. 54 qualifies thirteen for state! D Randall who qualified for state shows her form in the shot put. State-qualifier M. Smith takes off for her leg in the relay. Coached by Jim Hohnstein the girls' track team had a successful season. They competed in nine track meets placing in all of them. They placed 4 at districts and earned one point at state. Qualifying for state were juniors Kim Huck and Sylvia Anest, sophomores DeAnne Randall and Melaine Smith and freshmen Kim Propp and Jennifer Kildow. The girls qualified in the 400 m. run, 400 m. relay, the 1600 m. relay and the 3200 m. relay and the shot put. Kim Huck qualified tor state in the 400 meter run. Top l-r: Kelly Huck. manager. D. Duncan. T. Coonce. B. Copper. K. Vincent, Jennifer Fiscus. D. Randall, D. Dukesherer, Coach Jim Hohnstein; Middle: M. Smith. S. Anest. Kim Huck. Carrie Schwartzkopf. T. Miles. J. Kildow. K. Goss: Bottom: R. Serda. R. Spevak, B. Chambers. D. York. K. Propp. Aggressive tracksters have R McDaniel winds up to throw the discus Senior Track Members: standing are R. Michael. B. Chambers and M. Schwartz; sitting C. Propp. Tim Rector. Jim Smith and Chuck Henkel. Coach Hohnstein gives advice to J. Kildow. Jim Smith shows his form in the long jump. Tim Rector runs a leg in the 1600 m. relay. Right: Chuck Henkel relaxes after throwing the shot. Left: Chris Miller clears the high jump bar as Mr. Coon and Karen Laeger record his height. 56 a successful year! R. Schwartz and R. Fertig hand-off baton during a Bayard hosted meet. T. Miles, B. Chambers. C. Rein and S. Anest enjoy themselves at a track meet. Chris Miller prepares for the high jump contest. S. Anest struggles to finish her leg of the relay. Jeff Hoagland strides out with pride in competition 57 “Run” symbolizes hard work Coach Reclor tells J. Miles to stay cool and calm. R. Michael takes off at the sound of the gun while B. fiscus holds the starting block. J. Yakel catches his breath after a hard race as Coach Wallace congratulates him. T. Miles and J. Liakos take time out during the day to clean up the track area. 58 Right: J. Gonzales runs with TIGER power. Team members discuss the day’s events during a break in the activities. ORGANIZATIONS Journalism brings us the The Journalism and Annual staff members are from l to r standing: A. Anderson. A. Hoff, S. Kildow. D. Hartman. K. Siegfried. Carrie Schwartzkopf. C Nerud, kneeling: R. Savala. C. Rein. K.C. Heath, T. Miles. B. Kautz A. Anderson says Don't bother me while I'm working! B Kautz looking up the word Journalism. The year's Journalism class was combined of both first and second year Journalism students. Their job was to do both the Tiger Times and the annual. The photographer for the class were Kara Siegfried and Randy Nabb. 60 Annual and Newspaper editors are A. Hoff and S. Kildow Tiger Times and Annual Is the world coming to a end or is C. Nerud doing something in Journalism Class? S. Kildow. T Miles, and A. Anderson pose while writing stories for the paper 61 Band jams out Seniors D. Duncan. M. Tafoya. K. Shryer and T. Rice pose for the camera. The Tiger band had a very rewarding year in marching competition and concert competition. They traveled to Sidney and won the field and street competition, journeyed to Chadron and took the field trophy home and finally to Laramie. Wyo. winning the best Class C band trophy. During concert season, they won NPV and recieved a I rating at Districts. At all these activities, the band looked extra classy for they were wearing their new uniforms. They also|took a camping trip to Eastcs Park during the summer. Drum Majorette Kara Siegfried 1983-84 High School Band top to bottom: K. Shryer. T. Rice. J. Rischling. Calvin Brown. D. Duncan. D. Randall. R. Eirich. C. Hubbard. J. Anest. M. Tafoya. R. Schwartz. G. Wilson. Middle Row: J. Gonzales. K. Siegfried. H. Anest. R. Anset. D. Dukesherer. P. Vera. S. Garcia. K. Kiesel. Carey Brown. K. Schmall. M. Rose. C. Elerbeck. Bottom: Bill Rischling. P. Elerback. M. Greene. C. Burry. Jennifer Fiscus. K. tenBensel. J. Liakas. K. Vincent. Kim Schmall. T Wilson. E. Siegfried. J. Vakel. K. Schanaman during 1983-84 Tina Rice, K. Shryer and B Chambers try to convince the public, that they're 1 J. Gonzales takes a break while P Vera looks on. C. Hubbard gives us a glimpse of the Real Cal”. Candace Burry shows T. York how she toots her clarinet. Choir sings with class 1983-84 choir top to bottom: G. Becker. T Broderick. K. Kautz. J. Krantz. Curtis Schwartzkopt. Kyle Kiesel. Jett Smith. G. Wilson. J Fiscus. E. Siegfried. N Kramer. J Miles. J Yakel. Chuck Henkel. Jim Smith. M Tafoya. J Anest. R Fertig. D Lichius. M Licbius. T Schmunk. S Hopkins. Matt McCoy. G Alies. Chris Miller Second row: D Dukeshirerer. A Eigbrett. P Vera. Jim Bentjes. Mike McCoy. R Becker. R Snyder. R Schwartz. J Rischling. T Petersen. J. Hoagland. R McDaniel. Cory Miller. Tim Reynolds. R Dunder. R Einch. R George. Chris Kmss. Calvin Brown. J Gonzales. Carrie Schwartzkopf. K tenBensei. S Huck. Kim Huck Third row: Miss Arthur. K Mminger. M Houston. T Coonce. J liakas. S Miller. R Anest , M Smith. B Cooper. S Anest. D Hartman. T Wilson. J Fiscus. M Bulman. K Siegfried. Kelly Huck. S Blackstone. C Elerbeck. R Spevak. Kristy Leager. Traci Reynolds. B Fiscus. D Randall. K Brott. H Anest. K Schmaii. V. Bowers. C. Rem. B Chambers. T. Rice. K Shryer. R. Serda. M Rose. Kristen Huck. T Miles. K Propp. J Kildow. D Sauer. D. York. M Greene. A Anderson. Kelley Schmall. S Kildow. K. Vincent. J Meter. J. Thoeny The Bayard High School Choir, under the direction of Sharon Arthur, had a fantastic and memorable 1983-84 year. They came home from the North Blatte Valley Clinic holding a sparkling first place trophy. At District music contests the concert choir recieved a II rating and many of it’s members participated in a small group or ensemble. There were 102 students this year in choir. They gave a fall concert, a Christmas concert, a spring concerts and several other performances. Miss Arthur commented, “I felt the students did a super job this year, they even handled tough college pieces.” Bayard High School is very proud of their music department. Choir officers: Librarian Kelley Schmall. President A. Hoff. Sec. Kim Huck. V.P S. Anest. Librarians D. York and J. Krantz. A. Hoff in her natural habitat. 64 Musicians are honored High Plains Honor Choir members M Tafoya. Corey Miller. J. Anest. Tim Reynolds. K. Siegfried, and M. Rose. High Plains Honor Band members E. Shryer. Tina Rice. T. Wilson. E. Siegfried, and J. Rischling. Mr. Rischling tells his band that they are 1 Tuba player E. Siegfried smiles for the camera. All-State Honor Choir members alternate A. Hoff. M. Tafoya. Cory Miller. J. Anest. K. Siegfried. Tim Reynolds and J. Hoagland 65 21st and Magic Rhythm 21st members back I to r: C. Henkel. B. Chambers. T. Schmunk. Kim Huck. R McDaniel. Tina Rice, Tim Reynolds. T. Wilson. E. Siegfried. D. Hartman. J. Hoagland. J. Bontjes. middle: J. Anest, S. Anest. Cory Miller. C. Hubbard. K. Siegfried. A. Hoff. C. Rein. M. Tafoya, J Miles. C. Schwartzkopf 21st has a Real Good Time Tonight during their dinner theater. The 21st Century Singers had a very busy year which started early in the summer. They began early practices because they had been chosen as on of the top six groups in the state and were to perform at the All-State music festival in November. Along with many valley performances 21st held a dinner theater to raise money for a summer tour which took them to perform and have fun at Estes Park and Fort Collins Colorado in early May. 21st has received many awards and honors under the direction of Sharon Arthur and their pianist Angie Hoff, and they will continue to provide the valley with much entertainment. C. Henkel and S. Anest tip their hats to another great performance. C. Henkel. Tim Reynolds. T. Wilson. J. Hoagland. C. Rein and K. Shryer show their stuff. They are entertainment Magic Rhythm are standing I to r: T Petersen. H. Anest. J. Yakel. T Miles. E. Siegfried. J. Kildow. K. Propp. R. Anest. N Kramer. M. Rose. G. Wilson. K. tenBensel. R. Fertig. Traci Reynolds. J. Rischling. sitting: R. Serda. R. Eirich. P Vera. D. Dukesherer. Kelley Schmall. G. Alles. R. George. Kim Schmall. J. Gonzales. K. Kniss. Chris Miller. A. Anderson. D. York. K. Kiesel. Curtis Schwartzkopf. J. Theony. E. Siegfried and Kelley Schmall show all that they can be during their sole. BAND AND VOCAL DISTRICT MUSIC RESULTS Kara Siegfried High Voice II Barbershop Quartet II Boys Sextet I Girls Triple Trio I Mixed Double Octet I 21st Century Singers I Tomi Wilson Flute solo I Michelle Rose Saxaphone solo I Eric Siegfried Tuba solo I Band I Girls Trio I Boys Quartet II Boys Octet I Boys Double Octet I Magic Rhythm II Chorus II Joe Rischling Trumpet solo II Kim Schmall Piano solo II Stage Band I 21st keeps them smiling even when they slow it down Music does it! Look m the middle. Kim Huck is actually smiling! J. Anest shows pity for J. Kildow's owie. Cory Miller models the newest style in hats. A One and two and . .. Kelly Schmall and M. Rose concentrate hard on their playing. 68 Look like a typical day in the choir room. Tiger Chants echo on 1984 was a super year for Tiger athletics, and where the Tiger teams went, the Bayard High School Pep-Club followed. They journeyed to Plainview, Nebraska for State Football Play-offs, to North Platte, Nebraska for District wrestling, and to Lincoln, Nebraska for State Basketball Tournaments. A lot of traveling- but no bother, they were fueled with enthusiasm and spirit all the way to these places. Signs and posters, made by the Pep Club, decorated every gym they were in. Paw Fever” hit BHS like a tidal wave, leaving paws galore on the faces, legs and arms of this enthusiastic bunch. Routines were done by the Tiger Cheerleaders to Flashdance” and “You’ve Said It All”. They also held money making projects for next year’s Homecoming dance, hoping it will be as successful as this year’s dance. vj®u $a jard Tiqtrx 'e Jouve .said it a)lN Varsity Cheerleaders: top to bottom. D. Hartman. S. Kildow. Kim Huck, A. Holt. K. Siegfried. S. Anest. Carrie Schwartzkopf. D. Hartman and C. Rein are as snug as two bugs in a rug. J. Meter posing as Miss Coca-Cola-1984 Pep Club shines with spirit Back: D. York. K. Goss. J. Kildow. K. Propp. Diane Sauer. A. Anderson. D. Randall. B. Fiscus. T. Coonce. Kelley Schmall. R. Anest. K. Vincent. A. Eigbrett. V. Bowers. Third: K. Meminger. D. Tyree. M. Bulman. J. Meter. Kristy Laeger. B. Lopez. T. Miles. S. Blackstone. M. Smith. M Rose. Jennifer Fiscus. Kristen Huck, L. Crable. Second: M. Houston. S. Huck. C. Rein. Kelly Huck. R. Serda. Traci Reynolds. H. Anest. Kim Schmall. B. Chambers. Karen Laeger. K. Henkel. Front: A. Hoff. K. Siegfried. Kim Huck. D. Hartman. Carrie Schwartzkopf. S. Kildow. 70 Pep-Club officers top to bottom: J. Meter, treas.. A Hoff. V. Pres.. M Rose. Sec.. K. Henkel. Pres. and enthusiasm at BHS Emotion runs high or low as shown by T. Coonce. Elway. Freshmen J. Kildow and K Goss doing what treshmen do best-talk. Knock it off- we dare you!” threatens Kim Huck and K. Siegfried. Come on Traci Reynolds and M. Smith, quit making fun of A Anderson! J.V. Cheerleaders bottom to top: Kelly Huck. Kim Schmall. H. Anest. R. Serda and T. Reynolds. 71 FHA Hero Members are from back 1 to r: H. Anest. S. Anest. Kim Schmall. Kim Huck. D. Hartman. T Miles. C. Rein. Kelly Huck. K tenBensel. middle row: A. Anderson. M. Rose. Kelley Schmall. K. Goss. J. Kildow. D. Sauer. D. Dukesherer. Kristen Huck. L Crable. S. Huck. Mrs. Didier. front row: A. Hoff. C. Gonzales. V. Bowers. C. Schwartzkopf. D. Yoark. K. Propp. D. Tyree. K. Meininger. M. Huston. Kim Huck was elected as a 1984-85 State Officer. The 1984-84 officers are S. Huck-Secretary. C. Gonzales-Historian, Kim Schmall-Reporter. A Anderson-Recreations. T. Miles-Parliamentarian, S. Anest-Vice President. Kim Huck President, A. Hoff-Treasur- n r FHA members all show different reactions at the FFA banquet. K. tenBensel. T. Miles. Kim Schmall. H. Anest. S. Anest. Kim Huck. A Hoff, and Mrs. Didier all attended the State FHA Conference in Lincoln. Dreams fall short for club espanol. The Spanish club, headed by Mrs. Montanez and club President Roxy Spe-vak, had a taco sale on a snow day in January. It wasn't very successful because of the storm but they enjoyed making the food. They didn’t take their annual trip to Denver because of a lack of funds. Mrs. Montanez commented, “They did try hard but things never did materialize.” Top to Bottom, Left to right- Sponsor Mrs. Montanez, G. Garcia, Alice Ybarra, Jim Bontjes, S. Miller. C. Rein, B. Lopez. R. Serda, J. Murray. J. Aguirre. V. Bowers, A. Eigbrett. C. Gonzales. R. Spevak. Mrs. Montanez patiently advises the sale. J. Murray, pay attention to J. Aguirre. He knows what he's doing. No, S. Miller, cut the cheese, not V. Bowers. 7} D. Hartman qualified for state with her humorous prose speech “Tonsils.” Speech and One-Act Back-D. Hartman. Carrie Schwartzkopf. K Goss. V. Bowers. D. York. J. Kitdow. J. Thoeny. K Vincent. A Hoff. S Anest. K Henkel Middle-Coach Mrs. Huck. Jennifer Fiscus. B Fiscus. C. Rein. K. Siegfried. K. Propp. Diane Sauer. K tenBensel. D. Dukesherer, S. Huck. M Houston. K. Meininger. B. Copper. D. Tyree. Front-K. Kautz. Chuck Henkel. M. Schwartz. R. Fertig. Chris Miller. E Siegfried. J. Krantz. J. Miles. Curt Schwartzkopf. M Huck. T. Rector. Not pictured-J. Hoagland. The 1983-84 Speech team was excellent this year, or at least that’s what the ratings said. The team participated in nine meets, one of those a novice meet. They placed third in NPV and third in Districts, with Deb Hartman the only State qualifier. Mrs. Huck felt, ‘‘It was an exciting year tor the Speech Team. There were many individual winners and it was rewarding to the team as a whole with third place at Districts. I look forward to a successful year next year as the team grew in number and experience this year.” R. Fertig and Curt Schwartzkopf prepare for another extemporaneous speech. receive excellent rating. J. Kildow prepares E. Siegfried for his role as Wilbur. presenr D. York's entertainment speech received excellent ratings. Speech I and II students presented two one-act plays for the school this year. “Life of the Party” was a comedy in which a teenage boy gets upset because his older sister won’t invite him to her party. Total chaos breaks out when Wilbur accidentally puts his father’s sleeping medicine into the punch. “Cry of the Crows , selected by the judges to attend the District contest, involved a young girl whose life in a small town was destroyed by vicious gossip which grew from a chance encounter with an old acquaintance who makes a pass at her. This play received an excellent rating and placed fourth at contest. Make-up artist J. Kildow turns V. Bowers into a nosey old lady. 75 Curt Schwartzkopf and J. Krantz did a super job but Who's on First? Future farmers of Back row B. Kappen, Jamie Pauley. N. Kramer. R. Eirich. R. Fertig. D. Sherfey. J. Fiscus. J. Anest. Mr. President C. Propp congratulates M. Claver. C. Hubbard. K. Kautz. E. Willey. G. Lockman. J. Keefer. Carey Brown. Middle row J. Hoagland. M. Huck as he becomes next year’s FFA Huck. J. Huck. Karen Laeger. C. Propp. B. Crable. P. Fertig. R McDaniel. Ft. row D. Randall. Kristi Laeger. President. E. Siegfried. B. Kautz. 76 This looks like an exciting group. Pay attention E. Siegfried. B. Kautz. D. Sherfey. B. Kappen. and J. Fiscus. E. Willey is being sold by E. Hesseltine for the FFA slave auction. Does he really look like a slave? Do you think D. Sherfey really knows what he is doing? America 1983-84 FFA Officers B. Crable. J. Huck. C. Propp, P. Feritg. Karen Laeger. M. Huck FFA Motto “Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve” FFA Sweetheart candidates and escorts are as follows: Back row J Anest. R. McDaniel. M. Huck Front row Kim Huck. Sweetheart S Anest. Carrie Schwartz-kopt. Award winners Bek. row R. Fertig, N. Kramer. P. Fertig. C. Propp. J. Huck. J. Anest. M. Huck Ft. row G. Lockman. Kristi Laeger. Karen Laeger. C. Hubbard. B Crable and P. Fertig watch Mr. Claver with interest. R Fertig. J. Anest. and R. Eirich are the winners of the FFA Plaques- 77 NHS taps new members. Old NHS members are R Michael. Tim Rector and M Tafoya. New members S. Anest. D. Hartman. Kim Huck and R. Dunder attend the tea held after the induction. R. Michael tapped new senior member K. Henkel. M Huck receives congratulations from Superintendent Cundall 78 I The new members take the National Honor Society oath. New NHS members left lo righl-M Huck. M Arends. D Hartman. R Dunder. A Hotl. Kim Huck. S Anest. and K. Henkel R. Dunder lights his candle during the tapping ceremony. Remember these moments! •.i ii;. i L. Lujan is really working .1 doubt it! R. George is caught thinking about some unknown person. Library workers. Top: J. Genoways. S. Buskirk. M. Bulman. S. Thompson. B. Lopez. L. Crable; Middle: Miss Bauer Librarian. Alice Ybarra. M Arends. T. York. Candace Burry; Bottom: T. Anderson. Karen Laeger. K. Henkel, C. Elerbeck. not pictured P. Elerbeck. We are strong shown by K. Siegfried and Mr. Lentz. Four funny faces — J. Thoeny. J. Meter. Kristi Laeger and R. Serda Bayard fans cheer the Tiger team on at the state basketball tournament. Remember these moments 80 Right: R. McDaniel. T. Mauer and C. Hubbard enjoy cleaning up the shop. M Arends lights her candle for National Honor Society. ACTIVITIES Homecoming 1983 The weeks festivities started out with Punk Day, followed by Uniform Day, Baby Day, Dress-up day and finally Paw Day on Friday. The football game with Hyannis Friday evening turned out to be a thriller, with our Tigers escaping the Longhorns 7-6 The sophomores were this year's winner in the hall contest with the Juniors finishing second, the traditional pep-rally with the elementary attending was held outside with a bon fire, band marching show and skits. S Kildow and her father L. Kidow preparing to be announced. 1983 candidates top to bottom: K. Henkel. Ron Michael. A. Hoff. T. Rector, Jim Smith. Karen Laeger. C. Propp. S. Kildow. B. Chambers and Chuck Henkel. 82 B. Chambers and J. Miles trying to remain cool. Shines with success Homecoming 1983 was a great success this year, as always. The theme was Total Eclipse of the Heart , carried out with orange and black decorations. The dance was held in the elementary gym with music provided by Complete Music Disco. Friday night after the football game with Hyannis, Angie Hoff and Tim Rector were crowned 1983 Homecoming Royalty. Don't you drop me! screams Coach Begley Coach Begley calmly discusses a very important call made by the referees. Beth Chambers and her escourt Coach Wallace Queen Angie Hoff and King Tim Rector pose for their subjects. ibjt a 1 La J Meter. K. Laeger. and M Rose are new gang members. 83 Pep rallies show spirit Cheerleaders lead Jr. and Sr. high with spirit. Seniors Jim Smith, C. Propp. and R. Michael give their winning speech. J. Huck plays “Pooh the Paw” in a pep club skit. K. Siegfried and J. Miles dancing at a pep rally? J. Meter says M Rose looks funny when she plays. K Fans watch attentively as the team leaves for a game. T. Miles and Kim Schmall look pleased after a bus decorating rally. D. Randall. Traci Reynolds, M. Smith, and H. Anest cheer on the Tigers. 84 Assemblies provide entertainment Power-lifter John Jacobs broke nine slabs of co-ment with his bare elbow. He also gave a motivating speech on being an • All-Out.” The honor choir from Nebraska Wesleyan, under the direction of Mr. John Petersen also performed at Bayard High but a picture was not available. Congresswoman Virginia Smith visited Bayard High School for a public assembly. She answered questions asked by various townspeople. The Hastings Honor Band gave their concert for the high school students on a stop during their state-wide tour. Elaine and Herb were pantomimists who gave us a taste of their special form of acting. On November 11th. the American Legion presented the Veteran s Day program for the school and public. 85 Mr. Lythgoe. a hypnotist who has performed here for the past three years, had Kara Siegfried under his spell. On December 16, 1983, the Bayard Future Homemakers of America hosted a Winter Royalty dance, held In the Bayard Elementary gym. Beth Chambers and Ron Michael were crowned queen and king of the festivities. The dance was held after the Ba-yard-Morrill basketball game in which Bayard recieved one of their many wins on the season, 76-56. The music at the dance was provided by Complete Music Disco. “Golden Moments” the theme of Winter Royalty, was carried out beautifully with Christmas decorations or red, gold and white. Queen Chambers and King Michael pose for some royal pictures 1983 Royalty candidates left to right: Chuck Henkel. S. Kildow, C. Propp, K. Shryer, K. Henkel, M. Tafoya, R. Spevak. Jim Smith. Queen Chambers and King Michael. J. Krantz takes a short nap while K. Ten-Bensel holds him to his feet. Winter Royalty Dance S. Anest and C. Propp really getting down ! Couples enjoy a slow dance. Chris Miller and Kelly Huck feeling mellow during a slow dance. R. George and K. Propp demonstrating the Ro bot. 87 C. Propp skies for a rejection during the game with Merrill. Golden Moments Psycho patient J. Miles complains jo Band-aide T. York about a new illness he has. Police officer S. Hopkins takes Molly. Kim Huck. to nurse D. Hartman to complain about her room. D. Hartman asks Dr. Snapgrass to take Young wife and husband C. Schwartzkopf. Jeff Smith, to maternity. Band-aides M. Arends and T. York and nurse D. Hartman ask Bum C Hubbard what his problem is. host, tells audience about a new TV series. Student director Angie Hoff. Director Mrs. Huck. 88 Gypsies M. McCoy and C. Rein discuss what as appendix is. Newsman J. Anest and Camera man J. Bonjoo ack Young father J. Smith if he would like to be in the new T.V. senes as nurse S. Anest listens. HOSPITAL (by TIM KELLY) CHARACTERS Or. Jekyll (Chief of Staff).......................Cory Miller Miss DeFarge (Head Nurse).........................Deb Hartman Or. Fred (Belongs in psycho ward)...................Mdtt Huck Snapgrass (Intern) . . . ........................Rich McOaniel Or. Pepper (Intern)...............................Rob Dunder Huggems (Intern with small hang-up).............Johnny Aguirre Pinch (Intern)...................................Jeff Hoagland 3um (A walk-in)...................................Cal Hubbard Patient One (Wants a face lift from head to toe) .Shauna Huck Patient Two - Alias “Vampire (Needs a nurse). . . Jody Miles Anyanka (Gypsy)....................................Clndi Rein Oembo (Gypsy).....................................Matt McCoy Hiss Barton (A Nurse).............................Toni Wilson Band Aide One (A Volunteer).......................Tammy York Band Aide Two (A Volunteer)......................Marvel Arends Hiss Eagleye (Works for Licencing Board) . . . Kara Siegfried iss Nightengale (Another Nurse) ............... Sylvia Anest Mr. Pepto (Hospital Oietician) ................. Troy Scnmunk Police Officer (Hiding Miss Moron)..............Shawn Hopkins Molly Moron (Witness needed by O.A.).................Kim Huck Young Wife (Having Twins).................Carrie Schwartzkopf Young Husband (Very nervous)......................Jeff Smite Gypsy Moth (Wants her appendix back).............Candace Burr T.V. Personality (Looking for high ratings) . . . .Jim Anest Camara Person (Helpful assistant).................Jim Bontjes Fans of chaos and laughter delighted in this madcap look at life in Bedside Manor Hospital ... the craziest place in town. Its Chief-resident believed a laugh a day kept the doctor away. The staff was a loveable bunch of zanies and the new interns were an eager lot, even if Dr. Huggems passed out whenever anyone mentioned blood. Female volunteers, called Band-aides, spent their time watching their favorite T.V. program ... “OF HUMAN BANDAGE , while a film crew wandered through the halls making a documentary, “THIS WAS YOUR LIFE . This hit was the best ninety minute vacation in town. Stage crew: Bek. row A. Rains. T. Anderson. T Mauer. and C. Henkel: Ft. row T. Rector. J. Kildow. K. Propp. D. York, and B. Copper. We’ve got tonight King Jim Smith and Queen K. Henkel reigned over The Prom candidates from left to right were C. Propp. Tina Rice. M. Tafoya. K. Prom '84 Shryer. King Jjm Smith. Queen K Henkel. S. Kildow. Chuck Henkel. Prom Servers top to bottom-left to right-J. Yakel. Mike McCoy. T. Miles. M. Smith. Kim Schmall, H. Anest. Traci Reynolds. Kyle Kiesel. E. Siegfried. R. George. Mr. Hohnstein crowned Queen K. Henkel. Junior M. Huck and others put in a lot hard work on the decorations. K. Siegfried and J. Anest. accompanied by Kim Schmall. sang the theme song at the banquet. 90 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1984. Kim Huck. S. Anest. and J. Miles patiently await their steak. Jett Hoagland was another Junior who put a lot of time into decorating the Rusty Nail. Sponsors Mr. Hohnstein. Miss Bauor. Mr Begley and his wife Vicki, and Mr Servers Mike McCoy and T. Miles were very careful Armstrong enjoyed the banquet, not to spill anything. For R McDaniel. R Michael and J Huck. there was never a dull moment. B Chambers and K. Shryer were full of laughs. ■•Waiters' R. George. J. Vakel and E. Siegfried prepare the drinks. Juniors practice politics J. Aguarrie - Judge T. Anderson - Clerk of Dist. Court R. Dunder - County Clerk M Huck - County Ex. Agent R. Snyder - Weed Control J. Anest - Soil Conservation Cory Miller - Sheriff Matt McCoy - Treasurer J. Hoagland - Surveyor T. Schmunk - Supt of Schools J. Bontjes - Social Services R. McDaniel - Highway Supt. S. Anest - Attorney and Coroner Kim Huck - Assesor Candace Burry - Home Ec. Agent J. Miles - Commisioner Is that all Mr Coon does at County Government Day? Carrie Schwartzkopf. C. Rem and D. Hartman listen closely to the speaker T. Schmunk. R. Dunder and T. Anderson display the qualities it takes to be a government official. Top to bottom: J. Aguirre. T. Anderson. R. Dunder. M. Huck. Middle row: R. Snyder. J. Anest. Cory Miller. Matt McCoy. J. Hoagland. T. Schmunk. J. Bontjes. Bottom row: R. McDaneil. S. j Miles and Kim Huck take the official Anest. Kim Huck, Candace Burry. J. Miles. oaths. 92 Students compete in academic contest B. Chambers, a hard worker! On Friday April 13th, 30 students traveled to Cha-dron State College for the Inter-High School Scholastic Contest. Out of the 30 students that attended Bob Crable. C. Gonzales, K. Henkel, and J. Huck all were placed in the top 10. Mr. Schwartz taking a break from studying. J. Anest plays a class. role in Psychology 3ack row I to r: Chad Propp. John Huck. Corey Miller. Jeff Smith. Shawn Hopkins. Matt McCoy. Jim Anest. Troy Schmunk. middle row: Mark Schwartz. Bob Crable. Justin Krantz. Greg Alles. Marie Arends. Christina Gonzales. Kim Schmall. Jennifer Kildow. Candace Burry, front row: Alisha Heath. Shuana Huck. Deb Hartman. Kara Siegfried. Karen Henkel. Karen Laeger. Beth Chambers. Kristi Laeger. Michelle Rose. Angie Hoff Students’ achievements Citizenship awards-back-Freshmen N. Kramer. D. Dukesherer; Sophomores H. Anest J. Vakel; front-Seniors K. Henkel. Tim Rector; Juniors S. Anest. M. Huck. K. Henkel recieved several scholarships from Miss Foos. 94 D. Hartman and M Huck recieved the outstanding Actor-Actress Award. Mr Wallace presented awards for volleyball and basketball. Jim Smith was Mrs. Didier's outstanding student. The top two academically in each class were-back-Freshman J. Krantz; sophomores M Bulman. Traci Reynolds; Freshman Curt Schwartzkopf. Front-Senior M. Tafoya, Juniors Kim Huck. R. Dunder; Senior Tim Rector. honored at Awards Night. Perfect Attendence-back-P. Vera. J. Krantz. S. Huck. M. Tafoya. R. Dunder. D. Dukesherer. Front-J. Rischling. J. Gonzales. M. Bulman. E. Siegfried. K. Propp, Curt Schwartzkopf. S. Anest was awarded the outstanding FHA member. Karen Laeger. B. Crable. B. Chambers received Chamber of Commerce Scholarships. Tim Rector was Mrs. Huck's outstanding student. Kim Huck was awarded the National Scholar-Athlete Award from the Army Reserve by Mr. Hohnstein and Miss Foss. Mr. Lentz presented Kyle Kiesel with the Tiger Athletic Index award. The senior band members gave Mr. Rischling an award of their own. Outstanding accomplishments Winners of the Survivor Test were Jeff Smith and D. Randall. Athletic Index winners for the girls include H. Anest-3rd. D. Randall-2nd. and Carrie Schwartzkopf-lst. Winners of the Tiger Athletic Index for the boys were Jeff Smith-3rd, G. Wilson-2nd. and Kyle Kiesel-lst. 96 Carrie Schwartzkopf recieved many awards. Mr. Begley chose Kim Huck as his outstanding student. acknowledged May 15th. K. Shryer and B. Chambers read the Senior Class Wills. Tim Rector handed down the Athletic Letter to R. McDaniel. Tim Rector gave the Honor Yolk to Senior class President-elect J. Miles. R. Dunder recieved the Book of Knowledge from M Tafoya. Chuck Henkel passed on the School Spirit award to S. Anest. A. Hoff and K. Henkel read the Senior Class Prophecy. 97 Memories include good times! B. Copper feeds Corey Miller a worm? J. Anest and M. Huck string streamers for Jr.-Sr. banquet-prom. T. Miles. A Anderson and H. Anest paint a sign for the boys' locker room during football season. Traci Reynolds. Kelly Huck. Kim Schmall and H. Anest lead the crowd in a chant at a state basketball game. 98 JUNIOR HIGH Patrica Aguirre Amy Alles Joe Arellano John Arends Antonia Becker Greg Becker Wade Blue Janelle Broderick Connie Burry Sharry Buskirk Amy Chambers Melissa Chaon Tom Conteras Holly Duncam Ryan Ensser Douglas Feierabend Lisa Feil Allen Fiscus Becky Garcia Julie Genoways Tamra Hagan Craig Henkel Krista Hoehn and able to takle all challenges in high school, being able to join clubs, and participate in sports. We accept these responsibilities, as we take a step closer to the doors of high school. 100 Left to right-Treasurer Paul More-head; Secretary Krista Hoehn; President Barry Stuart; Vice President Greg Becker Lisa Horn J.R. Jerger Eugene Kizzire Valerie Kniss Holly Knotts Kristine Kuxhausen Kodee Lind Tina Lopez Paul Morehead Troy Muhr Shelly McClelland Julie O'Neal Bud Reed Tate Rice Susan Rischling Jim Rose Anthony Savala Samual Smith Barry Stuart Kelly Walker Mary Warm Joe Ybarra Melissa Thomas 101 Chad Anderson Shannon Anderson Paulette Anest Julie Armstrong Scott Bernhardt Bobby Billingsley Cameron Brown Beckie Buxbaum Dean Castellow Melany Crecelius Danny Ebers Hnidi Firich Anthony Feierabend Ann Maria Fields Aron Flores Katie Fries Roselinda Gonzales Michael Green Chris Hasse Brandon Herdt Julie Hoagland Heather Hornback Kristen Kiesel We the seventh grade class have to accept the responsibility of our educational opportunities as they come and take them as the biggest challenge ever. We are strong and capable of accomplishing any task given to us now and in the future. We are young, but ready to move on into the excitement of high school. 102 Kande Laeger Tina Leetch Danny Lichius Penny Maher Tyson Marker Jennifer Maser Christopher Morehead Shannon Newbill Jay Pauley Joy Petersen Suzanne Pontine Scott Rafferty Michael Rains Tamara Rector Troy Reynolds Darren Sanchez Dean Sauer Brenda Schanaman John Schneider Christina Schwartzkopf Christy Steffen Andrew Thoeny Angelita Ybarra Left to right-Treasurer Darren Sanchez; Secretary Kristin Kiesel; Vice President Jennifer Maser; President Troy Reynolds 103 The swing choir was a group of selected seventh and eighth graders who performed at several functions around the valley. They also served at the 21st Century dinner theater. 104 Activities provide fun The flag team was a new addition to the high school band. Th seventh and eighth grade girls were under the direction of Miss Arthur. The girls performed their routines at home football games. They also traveled to all competition events with the high school band. Standing: V. Kniss. H. Knotts. S. Buskirk. Troy Reynolds. J. Arelleno. R Ensser. T. Rice. D. Sanchez. A. Fiscus. B. Stuart. B. Schanaman. G. Kizzire. Middle row: K. Hoehn. Kristin Kiesel, T. Hagen. A. Fields. J. O’Neal. J. Petersen. J. Hohnstein; Kneeling: S. Bernhardt. K. Kuxhau-sen, K. Lind. S. Anderson. P Anest. Chris Schwartzkopf. J Schneider. C. Anderson The flag team performs a routine for a pep rally. K. Hoehn. J. Hohnstein. J. O’Neal. S. Rischling. B. Schanaman. Kristin Kiesel. Chris Schwartzkopf. P. Anest. S. Anderson and C. Steffan Spelling contestants were top: H. Knotts. B. Buxbaum, J. Maser. M. Crecilius: Middle: T. Becker. J. O’Neal. V. Kniss, S. Pontine: Bottom: J. Hohnstein, Kristin Kiesel. Troy Reynolds. S. Pontine placed third overall. Seventh grade choir performed at the Veteran’s Day Assembly. for junior high students helps Miss Sobie with her scarf. The junior high students collected $503.98 for the Heart Fund this year. The top penny collecters were crowned Prince and Princess at the annual dance. Standing are C. Hasse runner-up and C. Anderson Prince. Sitting are Tami Rector runner-up and S. Anderson Princess. The junior band had a very active year. They competed in contests at Sidney, Mitchell, Gering and NPV at Bridgeport. The marching band also performed at a football game and an band exhibition at home. The band is under the direction of Mr. Rischling. The junior high band plays for the audience at a concert. D. Castellaw and D. Lichius attract the attention of The seventh grade girls always find time for a the photographer. good visit during the day. 105 Memories captured by camera Right: A. Chambers and J. O’Neal smile for camera as V. Kniss ignores it. H. Duncan is caught off guard by camera flash. Right: S. Smith prepares to do his English assignment. K. Hoehn and H. Duncan lead cheers for junior high basketball game. K. Lind is not impressed by the situation. 106 Jr. High compete well Bottom row: K. Lind, A Atles. K Hoehn. T. Hag an, S. Rischling. middle row: V. Kniss, T. Becker, A. Chambers. J. O'Neal, Connie Burry. H. Knotts, back row: Coach Sobie. M Warm, J. Hohnstein, L. Horn. S. Buskirk, H. Duncan, M Chaon, K. Kuxhausen. and L. Feil The eight grade team won five of their games and lost five. They placed second in the Melbeta Invita tional tournament. The seventh grade team won six of their games and lost three. Both teams are coached by Miss Sobie. C. Anderson shows S. Bernhart and J. Ki zire how too really get in the picture. 5 torn row: S. Potine, H. Eirich, Kris Kiesel, P. Anesf, S. Anders on, Tami Rector. Chrissy hartzkopl, J. Armstrong, C. Steffen, second row: Angie Ybarra, H. Hornback. A Fields. Leetch, B. Schanaman, J. Petersen, Julie Hogland, Kande Laeger. K. Fries, back row: P. her. Coach Sobie, J. Maser, and B. Buxbaum The Junior High football team coached by Mr. Kufelt had a 3-1 season. They defeated Morrill, Bri-geport and Mitchell. They lost to Gering who they have not played in several years. Mr. Coon was assistant coach. Bottom row: M Greene, A. Flores. S. Raffer tey, J. Pauley. Troy Reynolds, D. Sauer, J. Kizzire, second row: $. Newbill, A Feiera-bend, D. Castellaw, D. Sanchez, J. Schneider, C. York. C. Hacse. C. Anderson. S. Bernhart. third row: G. Kizzire, D. Feiera-bend, R Ensser, Craig Henkel. T. Contreras. J. Rose, T. Muhr, B. Reed, K. Walker, fourth row: Assistant Coach Coon. G. Becker. A Fiscus. J. Ybarra, A. Savala, B. Stuart. T. Rice. W Blue, J. Arellano, and Coach Kufelt 107 Jr. High take NPV The combined 7 and 8 girls’ bas ketball team won the NPV championship by defeating Oshkosh 29-19. The eighth grade team had a season record of 4 wins and 2 losses. The seventh grade team had a season record of 4 wins and no losses. Coach Sobie commented that she had a super bunch of girls to work with this year. H. Eirich. this is basketball, not football! Seven grade top row: Coach Sobie. M. Crecilius. B. Schanaman, R. Gonzales. Kristen Kiesel. Chris Schwartzkopf. C. Steffan; Bottom row: J. Petersen, S. Anderson. Tamra Rector. J. Maser. P. Anest and H. Eirich. The junior high boys’ basket-ball team had a season record of 9 wins and 4 losses. They won the NPV title by defeating Bridgeport 34-31. Top row: D. Ebers. D. Castellaw. J. Pauley. D. Sanchez. A. Savala. B. Stuart. T. Rice. A. Fiscus. C. Hasse; Middle row: M. Greene. J. Kizzire, G. Kizzire. A. Flores. B. Reed, student manager. T Muhr. Troy Reynolds. S. Rafferty. J. Schneider. Bottom row: C. Anderson. C. York. J. Rose. R. Ennser. Coach Coon. J. Arelleno, J. Ybarra and T. Contreras Eight grade top row: Coach Sobie. H. Duncan. T. Becker. S. Buskirk. M. Warm. V. Kniss. L. Fiel; Middle row: H. Knotts. J. Hohnstein. A. Chambers. J. Genoways, K. Linda. M. Chaon. Student Manager A. Alles; Bottom row: J. O'Neal. Connie Burry, K. Hoehn. T. Hagen. K. Kuxhausen 108 Sports keep students busy! The wrestlers had four meets this year. They won the Harrisburg meet and placed second at NPV A ribbon match was held at Bridgeport and a trinagular at Oshkosh. Standing: K. Walker. T Marker. J Arelleno. W. Blue. P. Morehead. B Stuart. Craig Henkel. J. Ybarra. M. Greene. Coach Brandt; Kneeling. T. Feierabend. J. Kizzire. A Fiscus. J. Rose. T. Muhr. G. Becker. G. Kizzire. B. Reed. D. Castellaw; Sitting: D. Sauer. Jay Pauley. R. Ensser. Cameron Brown. B. Billingsley. Danny Lichius The girls had a very successful track year. They were the Bayard Invite and NPV champs. School records were broken by A. Chambers in the 55m. low hurdles with a time of 9.1 seconds and H. Duncan set a record in the shot put with a throw of 20’5”. J Petersen, V. Kniss. A. Chambers and Kris Kiesel set a 440 yd. relay record of 56.6 seconds. The 440 m. relay of J. Petersen. S. Anderseon. V. Kniss and A. Chambers set a record of 56.4 seconds. S Anderson. K. Lind. S. Pontine and Connie Burry set a 800 m. relay record Of 2.03.4 Standing: J Hohnstein. C. Steffan. K. Fries. P Anest, S. Anderson. H. Duncan. A. Chambers. V. Kniss. Chris Schwartzkopf. J O’Neal. P Maher. K Hoehn: Kneeling. B. Schanaman. L. Horn. R. Gonzales. Tamra Rector. Kande Laeaer. Julie Hoagland, J. Armstrong. M Crecelius. S. Pontine. L. Feil. B Buxbaum. K. Kuxhausen; Sitting: S. Rischlmg. K. Lind. J. Broderick. Connie Burry. Kris Kiesei. J. Petersen. J Maser. H. Eirich. H. Knotts Standing: Coach Brandt. J. Rose. T. Marker. J. Arelleno. T. Contreras. B Stuart. Tate Rice. D. Sanchez. J. Ybarra. T. Muhr. Cameron Brown. C. Hasse; Kneeling: M Ram. D. Ebers. R. Ensser. D. Castellaw. C York. A Tiscus. S. Rafferty. Danny Lichius. M Greene. Sitting: S. Bernhardt. D. Sauer. G. Becker. C. Anderson. T. Feirerabend. J. Schneider. Troy Reynolds Girls kept busy! The junior high pep club was kept busy attending football and basketball games and wrestling matches. All members cheered during the fall sports season. Five girls were selected to cheer during the winter sports season. Julie Armstrong shows her enthusiasm for the young cats. Cheerleaders: standing H. Duncan and A. Chambers: kneeling: K. Hoehn. Chris Schwartzkopf and J. Petersen. H. Duncan and K. Hoehn take a break to smile for the photographer. Top: Miss Arthur, sponsor; Back L-R.: K. Kuxhausen. J. Broderick. Connie Burry. Julie Hoagland, C. Steffan. S. Anderson. M. Crecilius. B. Schan-aman, L. Fiel; Middle row: J. Armstrong. J. Maser. K. Lind. H. Knotts. J. O’Neal. Kris Kie-sel. V. Kniss. P. Anest; Bottom row: T. Becker. J. Petersen. A. Chambers. H Duncan. K. Hoehn. Chris Schwartzkopf. Tamra Rector 110 A day of a student captured T. Feierabend tries the osmosis method of study. Junior high students help to cheer their team on for a victory. J. Pauley and B. Billingsley caught in a rare moment of studying. Ill Jr. High awards Jr. High Outstanding students are Bek. row J. Maser. H. spelling Contest Winners are Bek. row T. Becker. H. Knotts. J. Hohnstein. J. Knotts. K. Kuxhausen. J Hohnstein. Middle row G Ki77ire. O’Neal. V. Kniss. S. Pontine. Ft. row B. Buxbaum. M. Crecilius. J. Maser. Kris G. Becker. K. Lind. J. Petersen. Ft. row H. Eirich. S. Bus- Kiesel. T. Reynolds, kirk. Perfect Attendance went to Bek row K. Lind. H. Knotts. Julie Hoagland. Kris Kiesel. T. Becker. W. Blue. T. Contreras. FT. row J.R. Jerger. S. Anderson. K. Hoehn. A. Fields. G. Becker. Cameron Brown. J. Hohnstein. K. Kuxhausen. Citizenship Award winners are P. Anest. Troy Reynolds. A. Fiscus. K. Kuxhausen. 112 Bank Awards went to Bek. row J. Maser. M. Crecilius. Ft. row J. Hohnstein. K. Kuxhausen a t ✓ Mr. Kufeldt presents B. Stuart with a football letter. K. Hoehn received the Spirit Award. A. Alles is recognized as the basketball student manager. Tate Rice receives football award from Mr Kufeldt. C. York receives basketball letter from Coach Coon. M. Greene receives sports award from Mr. Kufeldt. INDEX FACULTY Arthur. Sharon- 30. 110 Begley. Kirk- 30. 36. 38. 39. 83. 91. 96 Bauer, Laurie- 31. 79. 91 Brandt. Doug- 26. 15. 30. 36. 50. 53. 83. 109 Christensen. Susan- 30. 61 Claver. Gene- 29. 30. 76 Coon. Jim- 30. 44. 45. 46. 56. 92. 107. 109. 113 Didier. Sandy- 14. 30. 72. 94 Foos, Linda- 30. 94. 95 Hohnstein. Jim- 29. 30. 55. 56. 91. 95 Huck. Shirely- 31. 74 Kennedy. Larry- 31 Kufeldt. Fric- 31. 107. 113 Lentz. Joe- 16. 29. 31. 36. 79. 95 Montanez. Semelina- 29. 31. 73 Rector. Larry- 29. 31. 58 Rischling, Bill- 65. 69. 95 Sobieszczyk. Jean- 31. 105. 107. 108 Wallace. Bill- 29. 31. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 52. 58. 69. 83. 94 SENIORS Buskirk. Duane- 12, 14. 16 Chambers. Beth- A. 6. 9. 11. 14. 15. 40. 52. 55. 56. 57. 62. 63. 64. 66. 67. 82. 83. 86. 91. 93. 95. 97 Crable. Robert- 6. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 15. 40. 55. 63 Fertig. Phil- 6. 9. 14. 76. 77 Gonzales. Christina- 6. 14. 72. 73. 93 Heath. Alisha- 14. 15. 93 Henkel. Chuck- 6. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.. 36. 37. 43. 54. 56. 64. 66. 67. 74. 82. 89. 90. 97. 86 Henkel. Karen- 6. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 74. 78. 79. 82. 86. 90. 93. 94. 96. 97 Hoff. Angela- D. 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 40. 60. 61. 64. 65. 66. 69. 71. 72. 74. 75. 78. 82. 83. 84. 93 Huck. John- A. 9. 12. 14. 36. 38. 39. 76. 77|. 84. 91. 93 Kildow. Sharia- 9. 10. 14. 60. 61. 64. 69. 82. 84. 86. 90 Laeger. Karen- 10. 12. 13. 14. 56. 76. 77. 79. 82. 93. 95 Lichius. David- 11. 14. 16. 64 Michael. Ron- 13. 14. 36. 38. 39. 44. 45. 46. 47. 54. 56. 58. 78. 82. 84. 86. 91 Miller. Sheila- 11. 14. 16. 40, 42. 64. 73 Nerud. Craig- 14. 16. 60. 61 Propp. Chad - A. 13. 14. 44. 45. 46. 47. 53. 54. 56. 76. 77. 82. 84. 86. 87. 90. 93 Rector. Timothy- 11. 13. 14. 36. 54. 56. 84. 78. 82. 83. 89. 94. 95. 96. 97 Reynolds. Timothy- 10. 12. 14. 36. 64. 65. 66. 67 Rice. Tina- 14. 15. 16. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 90 Schwartz. Mark- 9. 12. 14. 36. 38. 39. 54. 56. 74. 93 Shryer. Kendra- 9. 14. 15. 16. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 86. 90. 97 Smith. James- A. 10. 11. 14. 34. 36. 37. 44. 45. 46. 47. 54. 56. 64. 82. 84. 86. 90. 94 Skinner. Teresa- 12. 14 Spevak. Roxanne- 10. 14. 16. 40. 53. 55. 64. 73. 86 Thompson. Joey- 9. 12 Tofoya. Mark- 9. 10. 12. 13. 14. 15. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 78. 86. 90. 94. 95. 97 JUNIORS Aguirre. Johnny- 18. 44. 45. 46. 73. 92 Anderson. Tony- 18. 50. 51. 79. 89. 92 Anest. James- 18. 20. 46. 54. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 76. 88. 89. 92. 93. 98 Anest. Sylvia- 4. 18. 20. 40. 42. 48. 55. 57. 64. 66. 67. 69. 72. 74. 78. 84. 87. 89. 90. 92. 94. 95. 97 Arends. Marvel- 18. 78. 79. 80. 88. 93 Bontjes. Jim- 18. 36. 44. 45. 46. 64. 66. 67. 73. 89. 92 Brown. Calvin- 18. 63. 64 Burry. Candace- 18. 53. 62. 63. 79. 92. 93 Dundor. Robert- 18. 64. 78. 92. 94. 95. 97 Galindo. Connie- 18 Gonzales. Andrea- 18 Hartman. Deb- 18. 20. 34. 40. 48, 52. 60. 64. 66. 67. 69. 71. 72. 74. 78. 84. 88. 92. 93. 94 Hoagland. Jeff- 18. 36. 46. 47. 54. 57. 64. 65. 66. 67. 76. 90. 92 Hopkins. Shawn- 18. 20. 46. 93 Hubbard. Calvin- 18. 54. 62. 63. 66. 76. 80. 88 Huck. Kimberly- 18. 20. 40. 42. 43. 48. 55. 64. 66, 67, 69, 71. 72. 78. 84. 90 92 94 95 96 Huck. Matt- 18. 36. 38. 50. 54. 74. 76. 78. 91. 92. 94. 98 Huck. Shauna- 18. 20. 64. 72. 74. 93. 95 Mauer. Troy- 18. 20. 80. 89 McCoy. Matt- 19. 36. 38. 44. 45. 46. 64. 89. 92. 93 McDaniel. Richard- 19. 36. 38. 39. 44. 45. 46. 52. 53. 54. 56. 64. 66. 67. 76. 80. 90. 92. 97 Miles. Jody- 19. 20. 36. 44. 45. 46. 54. 58. 64. 66. 67. 74. 82. 84. 88. 90. 92. 97 Miller. Cory- 19. 46. 47. 64. 65. 66. 67. 92. 93. 98 Murray. John- 19. 20. 73 Pauley. Jamie- 19. 20. 36. 76 Rams. Alvis. 19. 89 Rein. Cindi- 19. 57. 60. 64. 66. 67. 68. 69. 72. 73. 74. 89. 92 Savala. Ramona- 19 Savala. Roy- 19. 60. 61. 98 Schmunk. Troy- 10. 19. 36. 39, 50. 64. 66. 67. 92. 93 Schwartz. Randy- 19. 54. 57. 63 Schwartzkopf. Carrie- 19. 34. 40. 42. 48. 55. 60. 61. 64. 66. 67. 69. 72. 74. 84. 88. 92. 96 Siegfried. Kara- 19. 40. 42. 48. 52. 53. 60. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 71. 4. 9. 84. 8b. 91. 92. 93 Smith. Jeff- 8. 19. 36. 46. 54. 64. 89. 93. 96 Snyder. Rocky- 19. 54. 64. 92 Thompson. John- 19 Wilson. Thomasine- 19. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 79 Ybarra. Alice- 19. 73. 79 York. Tamara- 19. 62. 79. 88 SOPHOMORES Anderson. Amber- 22. 60. 61. 64. 67. 71. 72. 82. 98 Anest. Helen- 21. 22. 40. 48. 63. 64. 67. 71. 72. 91. 94. 96. 98 Becker. Richard- 22. 64. 80 Blackstone. Shelli- 22. 64 Bulman, Margaret- 21. 22. 41. 64. 79. 94. 95 Eirich. Robert- 20. 22. 41. 64. 79. 94. 95Eirich. Robert- 20. 22. 36. 54. 62. 63. 64. 67. 76 Elerbeck. Connie- 22. 63. 64. 79 Elerbeck. Patsy- 22. 63. 64 Fiscus. Jody- 4. 22. 36. 50. 51. 53. 64. 76 Galindo. Lupe- 22 George. Ray- 22. 36. 46. 64. 67. 79. 90. 91 Greene. Melonie- 22. 63. 64 Gonzales. Juan- 22. 36. 50. 51. 54. 58. 62. 63. 64. 67. 95 Heath. Kenneth C.- 22. 60 Kappen. Bill- 22. 50. 52. 76 Kautz. Bryan- 22. 46. 60. 76 Kautz. Kurtis- 22. 36. 54. 64. 74. 76 Kiesel. Kyle- 21. 22. 36. 38. 39. 44. 45. 46. 47. 54. 63. 64. 91. 95. 96 Kniss. Chris- 22. 50. 51. 64. 67 Laeger. Kristi- 21. 23. 41. 64. 76. 79. 82. 83. 93 qkLiakos. Julie- 23. 58. 64. 80 Lopez. Brenda- 21. 23. 73. 79 Lujan. Larry- 23. 79 Meter. Jody- 23. 40. 41. 64. 69. 82. 83. 84 Miles. Tam.- 23. 41. 48. 55. 57. 58. 60. 64. 67. 68. 72. 84. 90. 91. 98 McCoy. Mike- 23. 46. 64. 90. 91 Petersen. Travis- 21. 23. 35. 36. 54. 64. 67 Randall. DeAnne- 23. 41. 42. 43. 55. 63. 64. 76. 84. 96 Reynolds. Traci- 23. 64. 67. 71. 84. 91. 94. 98 Rischling. Joe- 21. 23. 36. 50. 62. 63. 64. 65. 95 Rose. Michelle- 21. 23. 41. 63. 64. 65. 67. 68. 72. 83. 84. 93 Schmall. Kimberly- 23. 48. 63. 64. 67. 71. 72. 84. 91. 93. 98 Serda. Rita 23. 48. 55. 64. 67. 71. 73. 79. 84 Siegfried. Eric- 21. 23. 36. 44. 45. 46. 54. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 74. 75. 76. 90. 91. 95 Smith. Melony- 23. 40. 41. 53. 55. 64. 71. 84. 91 Thompson. Susie- 23. 79 Wilson. Gordon- 23. 50. 51. 63. 64. 67. 96 Yakel. Jamie- 23. 36. 3S. 39. 44. 45. 46. 54. 63. 64. 67. 90. 91. 94 114 FRESHMEN Alles. Greg- 24. 36. 50. 64. 67. 93 Anest. Rula- 24. 41. 63. 64. 67 Decker. Michael- 24. 50. 64 Bowers. Vicky- 24. 26. 41. 64. 72. 73. 74. 75 Brown. Carey- 24. 26. 63. 64. 76 Burry. Brent- 24. 25 Chaon. Dion- 24 Coonce. Tamra- 24. 55. 64. 71 Copper. Rebecca- 24. 41. 55. 64. Crable. Lori- 24. 64. 72. 79 Crecilius. Alan- 24. 26. 50 Dukesherer. Donna- 24. 41. 48. 52. 55. 63. 64. 67. 72. 74. 94. 95 Eigbrett. Amy- 24. 41. 64. 73 Feil. Corey- 24 Fertig. Robert- 24. 26. 46. 54. 57. 64. 67. 74. 76 Fiscus. Jennifer- 24. 26. 55. 63. 64. 74. 93 FISCUS. Rebecca- 24. 21. 41, 54. 58. G3. G4. 74 Garcia. Angela- 24 Garcia. Gabriel- 24. 73 Garcia. Sam- 24. 26. 36. 50 GOSS. Kimberly- 24. 41. 55. 64. 71. 72. 74 Hewett. Paul- 21. 24 Houston. Marinda- 24. 64. 72. 74 Huck. Kelly- 24. 41. 55. 64. 71. 72. 87. 98 Huck. Kristin- 24. 64. 72 Keefer. John- 25. 76 Kildow. Jennifer- 25. 41. 55. 56. 64. 67. 68. 71. 72. 74. 75. 80. 89. 93 Kramer. Nathan- 25. 26. 36. 46. 47. 54. 64. 67. 76. 94 Krantz. Justin- 25. 36. 46. 54. 64. 64. 75. 86. 93. 94. 95 Lichius. Mark- 25. 54. 64 Lockman. Gregg- 25. 76 Meininger. Kerry- 25. 64. 72. 74 Miller. Chris- 25. 26. 36. 46. 54. 56. 57. 64. 67. 74. 87 Rains. Martha- 25 Propp. Kim- 25. 26. 40. 41. 55. 64. 67. 72. 74. 80. 87. 89. 95 Sauer. Diane- 25. 41. 54, 64. 74. 72 Schanaman. Kurt- 25. 64 Schmall. Kelley- 25. 41. 64. 67. 68. 72 Schneider. Sam- 25. 46 Schwartzkopf. Curtis- 25. 26. 36. 46. 4. 64. 67. 74. 75. 94. 95 Shaw. Carl- 25. 50. 51 Sherfey. Dale- 25. 76. 106 Skinner. Ronnie- 25 tenBensel. Kristin- 25. 26. 54. 63. 64. 67. 72. 74. 86 Thoeny. Jael- 25. 64. 67. 74. 79 Tyree. Devonna- 25. 64. 72. 74 Vera. Paul- 25. 50. 63. 64. 67. 95 Vincent. Kimberly- 25. 41. 55. 63. 64. 74 Waugh, Glenn- 25. 50. 106 Willey. Eric- 25. 50. 76 York. Deirdre- 25. 26. 41. 55. 64. 67. 72. 74. 75. 89 EIGHTH GRADE Aguirre. Patricia- 100 Alles. Amy- 100. 107, 108. 113 Arellano. Joe- 100. 104. 107. 108. 109 Arends. John- 100 Becker. Antonia- 100. 104. 105. 107. 108. 110. 112 Becker. Greg- 100. 107.109. 112 Blue. Wade- 100. 107. 109. 112 Broderick. Janelle- 100, 109. 110 Burry. Connie- 40. 48. 100. 105. 107. 108. 109. 110 Buskirk. Sharry- 79. 100. 104. 107. 108. 112 Chambers. Amy- 100. 107. 108. 109. 110 Chaon. Melissa- 100. 107 Contreras. Tom- 100. 107, 108. 109. 112 Duncan. Holly- 100. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110 Ensser. Ryan- 100. 104. 106. 107. 108. 109 Feierabend. Douglas- 100. 107 Feil. Lisa- 100. 107. 108. 109. 110 Fiscus. Allen- 100. 104. 107. 108. 109. 112 Garcia. Becky- 100 Hagan. Tamra- 100. 104. 107. 108 Genoways. Julie- 79. 100. 108 Henkel. Craig- 100. 107. 109 Hoehn. Krista- 100. 104. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112. 113 Hohnstein. Jill- 100. 104. 107. 108. 109. 112 Horn. Lisa- 101. 106. 107. 109 Jerger. J. R - 101. 112 Kizzire. Gene- 101. 104. 108. 109. 112 Kniss. Valerie- 101. 104. 106. 107, 108. 109. 110. 112 Knotts. Holly- 101. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112 Kuxhausen, Kristine- 101. 104. 106. 107. 109. 110. 112 Lind. Kodee- 101. 104. 106. 107. 108, 109. 110, 112 Lopez. Tina- 101 Morehead. Paul- 101. 109 McClelland. Shelly- 101 Muhr. Troy- 101. 107. 108. 109 O’Neal. Julie- 101. 104. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112 Reed. Bud- 101. 107. 109 Rice. Tate- 101. 104. 106. 108. 109. 107. 113 Rischling, Susan- 101. 104. 105. 107. 109 Rose. Jim- 101. 107. 108. 109. 36 Savala. Anthony- 101. 107 Smith. Samuel- 101, 106 Stuart. Barry- 101. 104. 107. 108. 109. 113 Walker. Kelly- 101. 106. 107. 109 Warm. Mary- 101. 107. 108 Ybarra. Joe- 101, 107. 108. 109 SEVENTH GRADE Anderson. Chad- 102. 104. 105. 107. 108. 109. 112 Anderson. Shannon- 102. 104. 105. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112 Anest. Paulette- 102. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112 Armstrong. Julie- 102. 107. 109. 110, 111 Bernhardt. Scott- 102. 104. 107. 109 Billingsley. Bobby- 102. 109. Ill Brown. Cameron- 102. 109. Ill Brown. Cameron- 102. 109. 112 Buxbaum. Becky- 102. 104. 107. 109. 112 Castellaw. Dean- 102. 105. 107. 108. 109 Crecehus. Melany- 102. 104. 108. 109. 110. 112 Fbers. Danny- 102. 108. 109 Eirich. Heidi- 102. 107. 108. 109. 112 Feierabend. Tony- 102. 107. 109. Ill Fields. Ann- 102. 104. 107. 112 Flores. Aaron- 102. 107. 108 Fries. Katie 102. 107. 109 Gonzales. Roselmda- 102. 108. 109 Greene. Michael- 102. 107. 108. 109. 113 Hasse. Chris- 102. 105. 107. 108. 109. 112 Herdt. Brandon- 102 Hoagland. Julie- 102. 107. 109. 110. 112 Hornback. Heather- 102. 107 Kiesel. Kristin- 102. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112 Kizzire. James- 102. 107. 108. 109 Laeger. Kande- 103. 107. 109 Leetch. Tina- 103. 107. Ill Lichius. Danny- 103. 105. 109. Ill Maher. Penny- 103. 107. 109 Marker. Tyson- 103, 109 Maser. Jennifer- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. 112 Morehead. Christopher- 103 Newbill. Shannon- 103.107. Ill Pauley. Jay- 103. 107. 108. 109. Ill Petersen. Joy- 101. 104. 107. 109. 110. 112 Pontine. Suzanne- 103. 104. 107. 109. 112 Rafferty. Scott- 103. 107. 108. 109. 112 Rams. Michael- 103. 109 Rector. Tamara- 103. 105. 107, 100. 109, 110 Reynolds. Troy- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. 112 Sanchez. Darren- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109 Sauer. Dean- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109 Sauer. Dean- 103. 107. 108. 109. Ill Schanaman. Brenda- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. Ill Schneider. Jonathan- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. Schwartzkopf. Christina- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110. 113 Steffen. Christy- 103. 104. 107. 108. 109. 110 Thoeny. Andrew- 103 Whaley. Theresa- 103 Ybarra. Angelita- 103. 107 York. Corey- 103. 107. 108. 109. 113 115 PATHWAY OF MEMORIES You step upon the path not knowing what’s in store, You move ahead one step at a time leaving behind one stone more. Sometimes the path is rocky bringing pain and tears, Then come the times when it is smooth and sunny You learn to face your fears. In this time of your life the path is so wide, It is easy to lose the way, But if you begin to fear growing up think to yourself and say: My life is a pathway of memories, Everyday is another stone, I don't fear the future or morn the past; I just look back and see how long my path has grown. I 116
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