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�����LANDSCAPING
We,
the Annual Staff,
present
this Annual with the hope that
we have captured the excitement,
spirit,
and fun experienced by
the BHS students during the year
of 1977-78 in their activities
and sports,
learning.
as well as in their
When you reach your
adult years,
we hope you will be
able to look back over this
Annual with fond memories,
remem
bering the knowledge you have
gained,
not the opportunities
you may have lost.
co-Editors
c;.�6 P&fU--Jiuci�tu.. fhe c.(.0
THE HIGH SCHOOL
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�SU PERINTENDENT
PRINCI PAL S
�1ASON P, Cosn N
Are you a builder who works
with care .
Are you shaping
your deed to a well-made plan.
Or, are you a wrecker who
walks the town and easily
wrecks in a day or two what
builders have taken a year to
do?
Are you content with the
labor of tearing down? Hope
fully we will be builders,
not wreckers.
LAWRENCE HEALY
DEVER LANGHOLF
Congratulations to the
graduates of 1978.
May
you go forth in love,
wisdom and peace.
May
you construct a better
world with the truths
you have learned and
with the tools you have
to build it with.
The ideal citizen of
tomorrow should develop
that uncommon faculty,
common sense.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Left to Right:
Jim Mars, Ralph Zoll, John Kugle,
Grace Sossaman, Mason Costin, Charles McNew
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�Mrs. Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Mrs.
Fran Evans
Executive Secretary
Carolyn Ribaudo
High School Secretary
COOKS
Clinton Porter
Mrs. LaVonne Freeman
Mrs.
Fern Martinez
Mrs. Beth Porter
Whitey Daum
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Mrs.
Lois Hickman
Mrs.
Verna Hotz
Mrs.
Sybilbee Phillips
Mrs. Opal Patrick
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�SENIORS
�ALLEN BACKUS
HENRY BENALLY
EuGENE CuNDIFF
JosEPH CooPER
DEANNA DUGAN
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JOHN CARPENTER
GARY DURAN
BuD ELMORE
�CHRIS FREEMAN
JERRY FRAZZINI
DEBBIE GuRULE
PHYLLIS HASKINS
PRICILLA HAYS
PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE
DEBI HEALY
DALE HAYNIE
�
I
�DANNY JACKSON
BILL KoLz
ALEX MARTINEZ
TERRY McGEE
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SHERRY KETNER
THEORA McCoY
LAURIE MEADOR
EDWARD MILLER
�CHRIS PERAGINE
RoBIN NEWTON
FoRREST PERRY
CINDY POPE
KATHY PING
CHUCK RANCATTI
BoB RoBERTSON
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�TAMMY SYLVESTER
MoNICA STROHECKER
VALERIE TALBOT
PAUL THOMAS
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DAWNELLA SOWER
SHERRYL TORRES
MICHAEL THRASHER
DAVID WEHRLI
�SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
PRESIDENT - CHucK RANCATTI
SEcRETARY - THEDRA �tCov
VIcE-PRESIDENT - CHRIS FREEMAN
TREASURER - .bE CooPER
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��JUNIORS
�Richard BacKus
Jim Costin
Ron Hannah
Earl Hull
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Clay Balok
Jim Frazzini
Jacquelin Harold
Tina Huntington
Tami Castagnoli
Angie Freeman
Robin Holley
Terry Jennings
Lisa Cobb
Todd Grone
Ramona Hollingworth
Ricky King
�Louis Ko1 z
Linda Lewis
Everette Luther
Julie McCoy
Jetta Mcintyre
Mike Miller
Marilyn Monger
Russell Newman
Tracy Peragine
Mark Plumb
Doreen Pope
Isidore Martinez
Janya �1erce
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'
Donna Plumb
Kellie Pride
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�Sitton
Jim Ridenour
Warren Robertson
Wayne Semler
Bi 1 1
Pam Sossaman
Debbie Thompson
Debbie Torres
Horgan Wallace
JUNIOR CLASS
OFFICERS
Richard Zambotti
President:
Jim Costin
Secretary
Treasurer:
Marilyn Monger
Vice-President:
Jim Frazzini
Not Shown:
Bi1 1 Mc Dowell
Michael Williams
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�FRESHMEN
�Marcy Babin
Doug
Carman
Carmen
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Gil b e r t
Saxon
B ai1 ey
Eileen Benally
Randy
Brown
Greg Carman
V ictor
Ca stagno] i
Chris
Cobb
Ray
D unavant
Micki
D uran
V ic k i
Duran
Ron
Gurule
D iann
Hammonds
K1m b e r l y
Eugene Bushey
Julie
Holt
Co stin
Mike Fields
Will
Humbard
�Dawndra
Ellen
Iverson
Lewis
King
Jay
Lancaster
David
Kennedy
Robert
King
Scott
Arnold
Lucero
J o h nny
Luther
K e i t h Man d i l e
D o n n e]
McCoy
Gay McDowe1 1
Larry Meadows
Kathy Miller
L in d a N e l s o n
Greg Newton
Edwin
Sharla
Mark
R ut h
Keith Smith
Perry
Phelps
P o rter
Rancatti
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�Cindy
Sower
C h uc k T h o m p s o n
Randy Staley
Harsha
Robert
\� a y n e T h o m p s o n
T h ompson
Stovall
H e lannie
S t r o he c k e r
R e g a n Wes t b r ook
S u sa n
Thomas
K e l l y W il e y
SOPHO MORE CLASS
OFFICER S
Matt
Zoll
Not Shown:
Hike Garcia
Susie Johnston
James Ketner
Tina Martinez
Cindy Hiller
Jerri Dawn Newman
Alan Reid
Bob Sizemore
Andy Smith
Walter Williams
Sheri Williams
Barbara Woodard
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President:
�1att Zoll
Vice-President:
Greg Carman
Parl imentarian:
Vicki Duran
Secretary
Treasurer:
Linda Nelson
�SOPHOMORES
�Susan Andresen
Lu Ann Backus
Jim Carpenter
Donald Christy
Eric Copeland
Rosanne Cortelyou
Shelly Doughty
Carol Freeman
Scott Golden
Brenda Greer
David
Dianne Harris
Jamie Hunt
Russel Jones
Tammy Lee
Veronica Lucero
Stacy Mandlle
Sandra Mars
Beverly Martinez
Harris
Kathy Lloyd
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�Ricky Mcintyre
Charley Meador
Paul Olguin
Jonie Plumb
Trish Rancatti
Kris Reid
John Ridenour
Marcella Sanchez
Henry Schmier
Art Seeley
Jack Semler
Linda Stranich
Ron Tate
Bruce Wallace
Julie Walters
NOT SHOWN:
Linda Cozad
Roy Echols
Phil Haskins
Dean Haynie
Hark Holley
Mandl Iverson
Jeff Jones
Pat Murphy
Randy Parske
Toni Romero
Eric Williams
Wanda Williams
Jackie Zambotti
Hike West
Lana Westbrook
Hark Williams
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�FRESHMEN CLASS
OFFICERS
FRESHMEN FOOTBALL
Veron1ca Lucero:
Phil Haskins:
\Not Shown)
Secretary - Treasurer
Vice-President
Roy Echols:
1st row L to K:
President
Rael,
Jeff Jones,
2nd row L to R:
West,
Julie Walters,
Amiee Peragine,
Coach, Mrs. Wiggins;
Sandra Mars,
Carol Freeman, Diana Harris,
Brenda Greer, Tammy Lee, Kathy Lloyd,
Treva Lee and Beverly Martinez.
Randy Parske, Ricky Mcintyre.
Russell Jones,
Eric Williams,
FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL
Standing L to R:
Jackie Zambotti, Mark Williams, Mike
Bruce Wallace,
John Ridenour,
Mike
Eric Copeland.
�HONORS
���HL' MECO MING
QUEEN
QUEEN
DAWNELLA SOWER
ESCORT
JERRY FRAZZINI
ATTENDANT
MONICA STROHECKER
ESCORT
GARY DURAN
ATTENDANT
VALERIE TALBOT
ESCORT
CHRIS FREEMAN
�PROM
R OYALTY
VALERIE TALBOT AND DANN Y JACKSON
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�M E M B E R S
F B L A
S T A T E
T 0
The FBLA of 1978 sent ten
members to State Competition
in Colorado Springs in the
following categories:
hand I,
Short
Accounting I and II,
Economics,
General Business '
Filing and General Math.
L to R:
Doreen Pope,
Cindy Pope,
Forrest Perry,
Monica Strohecker,
Robin Holley,
Lisa Cobb,
Angie Freeman,
Pam Sossaman,
Chuck Rancatti and Joe Cooper.
GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES
STATE WRESTLING PLACERS
Ch uck
R a n c a tti
Daw n e l la
Sower
Chris Freeman placed 3rd in the 119 lb. class
at State Competition in Greeley and Mike Miller
placed 6th at 138 lbs.
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�CO- VALEDICTORIAN S
CYN THIA POPE
SALUTATORIAN
FORREST PERRY
JOSEPH COOPER
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�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Standing:
Robin Holley,
Joe Cooper,
Monica Strohecker and Wayne Semler.
Forrest Perry,
Seated:
Terry McGee,
Lisa Cobb,
Dawnella Sower,
Doreen Pope,
Cindy Pope,
Debbie Thompson and Everette Luther.
MASONIC AWARDS FOR 1977
DAR GOOD CITIZEN
HONOR BAND
Dawnella Sower and Chuck Rancatti
Pope
Ci n d y
Cindy was chosen DAR Good
Citizen for leadership
abilities,
ment,
academic achieve
reliability,
citizenship.
and
The supporting
chapter is the Sarah Platt
Forr e st
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Perry
Decker Chapter.
�ACTIVITIES
�Opponent
Bayfield
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6
9
Cortez J.V.
Ignacio
9
Sargent
0
Montrose J.V.
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Front Row, left to right:
Jerry Frazzini
Henry Benally,
Back Row, left to right:
7
6
Mancos
14
6
Pagosa
14
6
7
Norwood
0
Dove Creek
10
Dolores
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7
Chris Freeman,
Terry McGee,
Jackson,
Coach Butch Prior
1st Row:
Coach Prior, Mark Porter, Mike Miller,
Greg Carman,
Robert Thompson,
Randy Staley, Manager - Everette Luther,
Coach Kimball
2nd Row:
Rusty Bryant, Ron Hannah, Jim Frazzini, Wayne Semler
Henry Benally, Terry McGee, Danny Jackson,
3rd Row:
Arnold Lucero,
Ron Gurule,
4th Row:
Ed Miller,
Chuck Thompson,
Jim Costin
Doug Carman, Russell Newman,
Jerry Frazzini,
Saxon Bailey,
Jay Lancaster
Randy Brown, Gene Bushey, Matt Zoll,
�All Conference:
Mark Porter,
Defensive Line;
Jim Frazzini.
Defensive End; Chris Freeman, Offensive
End, Defensive Half Back
clonorable Mention:
Jim Frazzini,
Offensive Line; Ron Hannah,
Offensive Back;
backer
Jerry Frazzini,
Line
�VAR SITY VOLLEYBALL
Coach Mrs. Martin
Back
Row L to R:
Monica Strohecker,
Vicki Duran,
Kellie Pride, Tammy Sylvester,
Coach Martin, Kathy Miller,
Manager Dawnella
Front Row L to R:
Jetta Mcintyre,
Linda Nelson, Marsha
Lisa Cobb,
ALL-CONFERENCE
S�wer.
Stovall,
Chris Cobb.
Tammy Sylvester and Kellie Pride
JUNIOR VAR SITY
Back Row - L to R:
Debbie Thompson
Robin Holley
Sharla Phelps
Coach Martin
Ju1 ie Costi n
Cindy Sower
Susie Johnston
Manager- Dawnella Sower
Front Row - L to R:
Donne] McCoy
Gay Me Dowe 1 1
Tanya Pierce
Micki Duran
Melannie Strohecker
Marilyn Monger
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��PE P CLU B
1 st Row:
Ke1 1 ie Pride,
Melannie Strohecker,
Tracy Peragine,
Lisa Cobb,
Mrs. Kimball-Sponsor,
Micki Duran,
Tammy Sylvester,
Tanya Pierce
2nd Row:
Alex Martinez,
Dawne1 1 a Sower,
Monica Strohecker,
3rd Row:
Carol Freeman,
Gary Duran,
Danny Jackson,
Chris Freeman,
Jetta Mcintyre,
Ju1 ie Costin,
Margaret Monger,
Gay McDowell,
Debbie Torres,
Chris Peragine,
Laurie Meador
4th Row:
Sandra Mars, Tammy Lee, Doug Carman, Cinoy
Miller, Pam Sossaman, Kathy Miller, Marsha Stovall,
Angie Freeman, Debbie Thompson, Marilyn Monger
5th Row:
Jonie Plumb, Linda Stranich, Julie Walters
Carmen Gilbert, Kim Holt, Susan Thomas, Kris Reid,
Shelly Doughty, Jamie Hunt
6th Row:
Susie Johnston, Beverly Martinez, Diann
Hammonds, Gene Cundiff, · Todd Grone, Terry Jennings,
Jim Costin, Everette Luther, Scott King, Greg Carmen
Standing Left Top to Bottom:
Vicki Duran, Donne]
McCoy, Linda Nelson, Robin Holley
Standing Right Top to Bottom:
Chris Cobb, Cindy Sow1
Sharla Phelps, Valerie Talbot
PO M PON
Standing from L to R:
Robin Ho1 1 ey
Chris Coob
Sharla Phelps
Vicki Duran
GIRLS
Kneeling from L to R:
Linda tle1 son
Valerie Talbot
Donne] McCoy
Cindy Sower
CHEERLEADERS
Top:
Kellie Pride, Micki Duran, Tanya
Pierce
Bottom:
Lisa Cobb, Tracy Peragine,
TaMmy Sylvester, Melannie Strohecker
�STUDENT COUNCIL
Seated from L to R:
Dawnella Sower,
Standing L to R:
Joe Cooper,
President;
Parlimentarian;
Monica
Strohecker,
Chris Freeman, Vice President;
Carmen Gilbert,
Bill Sitton,
Chris Cobb, Jim Costin,
Pope, Chuck Rancatti, Valerie Talbot, Melannie Strohecker,
Marcella Sanchez, Car�l Freeman, and Ramona Hollingworth.
NEWSPAPER
Seated from L t o R:
Secretary;
Sponsor, Mr.
Kimball.
Cindy
Everette Luther,
STAFF
Ramona Hollingworth, Morgan lvallace, Marilyn Monger;
Editorial Staff.
Standing L to R:
King,
Joe Cooper,
Bruce Wallace,
Everette Luther, Warren Robertson,
Carmen Gilbert,
Sossaman and Sponsor, Mrs.
Doreen Pope,
Scott
Beverly Martinez,
Pam
Payne.
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�SPANISH CLU B
Front Row:
Sponsor:
Mrs. Jones, Pam Sossaman, David Kennedy, Veronica
Lucero, Marcella Sanchez, Valerie Talbot.
BacK Row:
Greg Newton, Ru5sell Newman, Rodolfo de la Garza, Henry
Schmeir, Kimberly Holt, Susan Thomas, Terry McGee.
FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF A MERICA
Front Row:
Sandy Herbruger, Lana Westbrook, Carmen Gi lbert, Pam Sossaman.
Marilyn Monger, Susan Thomas, Kimberly Holt, Doreen Pope
Back Row:
Cindy Pope, Susan Andreson, Sponsor:
Miss Harris. Toni Romero.
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�F ORENS I C S
CLUB
Back Row L to R:
Mrs. Kimba1 1 ,
Jim Costin,
Susie Johnston,
Carmen Gilbert,
Marilyn Monger.
Front Row L to R:
Ramona Hollingworth,
Julie Walters,
Linda Stranich.
ANNUAL STAFF
Back Row L to R:
Mrs. McEwen,
Debbie Thompson,
Everette Luther,
Angie Freeman.
Front Row L to R:
Thedra McCoy,
Cindy Pope.
They sold the ads for the annual
Typing I I Class
Back Row- L to R:
Bi1 1 lkDowell
Thedra McCoy
Debbie Thompson
Todd Grone
Chris Freeman
Monica Strohecker
Dawne1 1 a Sower
Laurie Meador
Chuck Rancatti
Kellie Pride
Front Row-L to R:
Tami Castagnoli
Angie Freeman
Robin Holley
Cindy Pope
Jetta Mcintyre
Lisa Cobb
Everette Luther
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�RODEO
TEAM
This last season, the rodeo team had five members
go to State Finals in June of 1 977.
They were
Jimmy Mars, Corky Mcintyre, Bill McDowell, Jim
McCoy, and Gay Mc Dowell.
Bill and Gay won 2nd
place in team roping which qualified them for
the National High School Rodeo Finals at Helena
Montana in August.
Gay also qualified in
Breakaway Roping.
There they placed 6th in the
first go-round.
The National High School Finals
was the largest rodeo in the world this year,
with over 1 200 contestants.
Gay McDowell,
fop Row L to R:
Thedra McCoy, Sandra Mars,
Warren Robertson, Ricky
Mcintyre.
Bottom Row L to R:
Bill
McDowell, Louis Kolz, Mark
Williams, Bob Robertson,
Bi 1 1 Kolz.
Not Shown
Colonel Echols, Donne! McCoy.
Above-Bill McDowell Calf Roping at
the Pagosa Springs High School
Rodeo.
Left-Bob Robertson on a bull at the
Pagosa Springs High School Rodeo.
Below-Sandra Mars at Rodeo Team
practice.
�F UTURE
B U SINE SS LEADERS
Back Row:
Mrs. McEwen, Debbie Thompson, Scott King, Bill McDowell, Thedra
McCoy, Todd Grone, Forrest Perry, Jim Costin, Dawnella Sower, Terry McGee,
Kellie Pride and Chris Peragine.
Middle Row:
Marilyn Monger, Angie Freeman,
Tami Castagnoli, Doreen Pope, Ramona Hollingworth, Jetta Mcintyre and Cindy
Pope.
Front Row:
Pam Sossaman, Susie Johnston, Gay McDowell and Valerie
Talbot.
Not Shown:
Ray Dunavant.
OFFICERS
nistorian:
Reporter:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Everette Luther
Joe Cooper
Robin Holley
Lisa Cobb
Vice President:
11onica
Strohecker
President:
Chris Freeman
Parliamentarian:
Chuck
Rancatti
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�BAND
.
Front Row: Matt Zoll, Eric Copeland, Randy Staley, Gene Bushey, Victor
Castagnoli, Rosanne Cortelyou, Cindy Sower, Carol Freeman
Second Row:
Tami Castagnoli, Carmen Gilbert, Tammy Lee, Linda Stranich,
Lana Westbrook, Paul Olguin, Mike Garcia, Terry Jennings, Wayne Semler,
Chris Cobb, Vicki Duran, Veronica Lucero, Marcella Sanchez
Third Row:
Linda Nelson, Tracy Peragine, Wayne Thompson, Beverly
�lartinez, Johnny Luther, Isidore Martinez, Forrest Perry, Jack Semler,
Sandra Mars, Melannie Strohecker, Micki Duran
Back Row:
Mike West, Mr. Matthews, E d win Perry, Saxon Bailey, Mike Fields
CHORU S
Jim Ridenour,
Jim
Costin,
Terry Jennings, Gene Cundiff, Kellie
Pride, Valerie Talbot,
Sharla Phelps, Margaret Monger, Marilyn
Monger,
Michael
Debbie Torres,
Martinez. Mr. Matthews.
Williams,
Mike Miller,
Isidore
�MIS S
B A YFI EL D
SENIOR
C ANDID A T ES
D IVISION
L to R:
Monica Strohecker, Valerie Talbot, Laurie Meador,
Tammy Sylvester, Thedra McCoy, Dawnella Sower
JUNIOR DI V ISI O N
Veronica Lucero, Marcella Sanchez, Chris Cobb, Cindy
Sower, �obin Holley, Kellie Pride, Margaret Monger,
Gay McDowell, Jetta Mcintyre, Donnel McCoy, Linda
Nelson
Front Row: Melannie Strohecker, Micki Duran, Jamie Hunt, Sandra
Mars, Carol Freeman, Cindy Miller, Pam Sossaman, Lisa
Cobb
FIN A LI ST S
1st Runner-up:
Valerie Talbot
2nd Runner-up:
Dawnella Sower
Winner:
Thedra McCoy
FIN A LIS TS
Back Row:
1st Runner-up:
Gay McDowel I
Winner:
L1sa Cobb
2nd Runner-up:
Jetta Mcintyre
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��WRE STLING
Top Row:
(L to R)
Ed Miller,
Wehrli,
David
Mark Porter,
Randy Staley,
Ron
Robertson and
coach Ed Marty
Miller Row:
Mike Miller,
Rancatti,
Chuck
Danny
Jackson and Will
Humbard
Bottom Row:
Chris Freeman,
Larry
Meadows,
Marcus
Stanbro,
Robert
Thompson and
Johnny Luther
�VARSITY
BASKET BALL
coach Janus
Standing;
Jim Ridenour,
Forest Perry.
Duran,
Sitting:
Alex Martinez,
Jerry Frazzini,
Henry Benally,
Todd Grone,
Bud Elmore,
Jimmy Frazzini,
Terry Jennings,
Isidore Martinez,
Gary
Rusty Bryant.
JUNIOR VAR SITY
BASKETBALL
Coach Prior
Standing:
Greg Carman,
Chucl� Thompson.
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Keith Mandile,
Sitting:
Matt Zo11,
Kelly Wiley,
Bill Sitton,
Saxon Baily,
Wayne Semler.
Everette Luther.
��BA SKET BALL
VARSITY
(L to R)
Standing
Monica Strohecker,
Donne! McCoy,
Mcintyre,
Coach Vernon Kimball,
Tammy Sylvester,
eitting
Lisa Cobb,
(L to R)
Chris Cobb,
Dawnella Sower,
Gay McDowell,
Kellie Pride,
Margaret Monger,
Linda Nelson,
Jetta
Cindy Sower
JUNIOR VARStTY
Kellie Pride
All Conference
Standing
(L to R)
Dana Sadler,
Holley,
McDowell,
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Donne! McCoy,
Vicki Duran,
Sitting
(L to R)
Sharla Phelps,
Chris Cobb,
Margaret Monger,
Susie Johnston,
Lisa Cobb,
Coach
Robin
Gay
Cindy Sower
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�Exchange students Rodolfo de la Garza,
Medellin,
family.
Monterrey,
Mexico and Ruben Giraldo,
Colombia attended Bayfield High School and lived with the Castagnoli
Center:
Tami Castagnoli
Pep Club Mascot
Pam Sossaman
Sophomores order their class rings
DAR presented the flag to Student
Council President,
Dawnella Sower.
Wrestlers to State Competition:
Robert Thompson,
Mike Miller,
Chris Freeman and Ed Miller
Student
Teachers:
Paul Cameron,
Mary Lloyd and Carolyn Kendricks
�W IN TER SPORTS QUEEN
RODEO TEAM ROYALTY
'
�
"'
e
•
QU E EN
1st
Atten dant
Gay
Mc Dowell
Sandra
Mars
2nd
Attendant
D o nn e l
Mc Coy
e I ...
ATTENDANT
Laurie Meador
ATTENDANT
Sherry Ketner
ATTENDANT
Tammy Sylveste1
SWEETHEART OF 1978
2nd ATTENDANT 1st ATTENDANT
3rd ATTENDANT
Lisa Rowley
Chris Cobb
Ctlris Peragine
Jacque Harold
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�C LASS FAVORI
SENIORS
Chris
Fre e m an
an d
JUNIORS
Dawnella
Sow e r
Is i d o r e
and
SOPH O MORES
Chris
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Cobb
and
Matt
Zoll
M a rtin e z,
Mike
R obin
H o l l e y,
Mi l l e r
FRE SH MEN
V e r on i c a
Luce ro
and
Phil
H a s ki n s
�C U T E S T
Dawnella
S ow e r ,
Terry
M 0 S T
C 0 U P L E S
McGee,
Gary
Duran,
L1nda
S P I R I T
N el s o n
SUPER LATIVE S
L1s a
B E S T
Chris
D A N C E R S
M 0 S T
Kellie
Martinez,
Kellie
R ick y
Freeman
A T H L E T I C
P r1d e ,
Jetta
I s 1d o r e
Cobb
Chris
Freeman,
Mcin t y r e
King
Pride
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�M 0 S T
B A S H F U L
Eilene Benally,
Henry Benally,
Debbie Thompson.
F R I E N D LI E S T
Valerie Talbot,
B E S T
C 0 M E DI A N S
Chris Freeman,
Tracy Peragine.
M 0 S T
Matt Zoll,
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Chris Freeman,
T A L E N T E D
Thedra McCoy,
Cindy Pope and Forrest Perry
Dawnella Sower.
�M 0 S T
LIK E L Y
S U C C E E D
T 0
Joe Cooper and Cindy Pope
B E S T
P E R S 0 N A LI T Y
B E S T
Danny Jackson,
S M I L E
Jacque Harold,
Chris Cobb
and Alex Martinez
Chris Freeman,
Dawnella Sower and Rusty Bryant
B E S T
L O O K ING
Jerry Frazzini
Kellie Pride
Thedra McCoy
Robin Holley
Danny Jackson
Not Shown:
Jacque Harold
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���FACULTY
Mrs. Mary Alice Copeland
Kindergarten
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Mrs. Patricia Gunderson
Jr. High Social Studies
Miss Genna Harris
Mr. Gregg Janus
Jr. High Science, Coach
Mr. Juvie Jones
Jr. High English, Coach
H.
S.
Science
Home Economics
Mrs.
Betsy Dumph
Miss Diana Garris
Second Grade
Art
Mr. Joe Ice
P. E. , Industrial Arts
Miss Joan lsgar
Fourth Grade
Mrs. Susan Jones
H. S. English, Spanish
Mr. Vernon Kimball
H. S. Science, Math, Coach
I
rs. Sharon Murphy Kimball
S. Math
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Mr. Jesse Layton
Fifth Grade, P. E.
Mrs. Vada Martin
H. S. Social Studies,
Coach
Mr. Ed �1arty
P. E., Coach
�Mr. Jim Matthews
Band, Music
Mrs.
Patricia Rancatti
Third Grade
Mrs. Jean Sitton
Librarian
Business
Mrs. Wilma Payne
H. S. Librarian
Mrs. Judy Rodman
Second Grade
Mrs. Danah Sadler
English, Coach
Mrs. Carolyn Smith
First Grade
Mr. Da 1e Smith
Special Education
Miss Karyn Walosz
Third Grade
Mrs. Kathy Wiggins
Fourth Grade
Mrs. Barbara Jefferies
Fifth Grade
Mrs.
Maxine McEwen
Mr. Jerald Prior
Ath 1 etic Dir. , S. S.
Drivers Ed., Coach
Mrs.
Jr.
lone Simons
High Math
Clara Monger
Library Aide
Title I &
Mrs. Paula Wray
English, Speech
61
�Rusty Bryant
Dorothy Carpenter
Rudy de la Grazo
Da 1 inda Dugan
Ron Gurule
Keith Mandi 1 e
Tina Martinez
•
Phil Haskins
Dean Hayne
Mandy Iverson
Bi 1 1 Mc Dowell
Cindy Mi 1 1 er ·
Jerri Dawn Newman
Joni Plumb
Randy Staley
Linda Lou Stranich
Ron T�te
Mike West
Eric Williams
Mike Williams
Ricky Zambotti
Toni Romero
Lana Westbrook
Mr. Wray
H. S. Shop
LATE P I CTURES
�GRADES
�FRESHMEN GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Back;
L to R:
Romero,
Front;
Sandra Mars,
Susan Andresen,
L to R:
JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' BASKETBALL
Back;
Toni
Treva Lee
Laura Carman,
Beverly Martinez,
L to R:
Brian Schultz,
Burnie Gurule,
Front;
Mr.
L to R:
Sam Green,
Aimee Peragine
Dan McManes,
Billy Brungard,
Jones,
Ricky Phelps,
Randy Tate
Pat Benally,
Mike Rael
JUNIOR
HIGH
CHEERLEADERS
Standing:
Roxanne Duran
Floor;
L to R:
Donna Fahrion,
Veronica Lucero,
Marcella Sanchez
FRESHMEN BOYS' BASKETBALL
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL
Back;
L to R:
Benally,
Middle;
L to R:
Donna Miller,
Front;
L to R:
Kathy Bab�n,
Kim Williams,
Kim Bushey,
Eagle,
Tanya Thompson
64
Cathy W�gg�ns,
Mia Stovall,
Kim Holt
Carrie Ribaudo,
Teresa Hoover,
Donna Haddock,
Rhonda
Linda Rudolf
Martha Stovall,
Back;
L
to R:
Ron Tate,
Front;
John Ridenour,
Phil Haskins,
Eric Copeland
L to R:
Jack Semler
Art Seeley,
Ricky Mcintyre,
�J U N I 0 R
Greg
H I G H
Jennings,
Ronny
Brian
Montgomery,
Blac kmore,
Mr.
Christine
Top
Row:
Kim
Bushey,
Rotten
Shultz,
Randy
Jones,
Brenda
Coach
C 0 U N CI L
Tate,
Perry
Olguin,
Timme,
Andrea
F rizell.
V 0 L L E Y B A L L
GI R L S '
HI G H
J U N I 0 R
Gretchen
S T U D E N T
Wiggins,
Teresa
Hoover,
Donna
Miller,
Stovall,
Donna
Haddock,
Robin
Reith,
Mia
F itzgerald.
Row:
Kim
Williams,
Laura
Ribaudo,
Marlene
Williams,
Carman,
J U N I 0 R
Martha
Rhonda
Stovall,
Eagle,
Gayle
Carrie
Benally.
H I G H
F 0 0 T B A L L
Front Row:
Back Row:
James Ferrar,
Mr.
Randy Tate,
Ronny Montgomery,
Bernie Gurule
Pat Benally,
Jones,
Brad Greer,
Ricky Phelps,
Mark Ketner,
Luke Stavrowsky,
Tim Mur hy,
Shannon Smith,
Dan McManes,
Perry Timme,
Lynn Parks
Mat Rica,
Mr.
Marty
65
�LATE
Sasha
Babin
Andrea
B lackmore
Gretchen
Missy
Fitch
M a rk
Fi t z g e r a l d
B eU.
Ket n e r
PICTURES
Amb e r
Kim
Bushy
Laura
Car m e n
E a g le
Rhonda
Bloodhawk
.Ja n i n e
Fitz g e r a l d
T h a d Moore
L y nch
Dennis
Steven
Garcia
S h a nn o n
Morris
Garcia
Tagore
Pi r i a n t o
Lance
Kenda l l
Michael
Rae]
II
Martin
Reith
Robin
Reith
B ri a n
R ob e r t
Sims
Schultz
Luke
S t a v r o w sk y
N an W e s t
Marsha
Thrasher
Todd Whee ler
Larry
Treanor
M i c he l l e
\Ji 1 1 i am
Bi1 1
Snively
Richard
Je n n i f e r
Snooks
D a vi d \/e s t
J am e s W e s t
S u s an
N ichole
Wi1 son
Treanor
M a ri a n n e
Wi 1 1 i ams
�I i 1 1 i ams
66
�EIGHTH GRADE
Kathy Babin
Curtis Bailey
Pat Benally
Bobby Binckes
Shawn Blair
Kim Bushey
Brett Cropley
Jeff Delong
Roxanne Duran
Marvin Harris
Theresa Hoover
Lorrie Howe1 1
Greg Jennings
Rhonda King
Treva Lee
Alan Lucero
Beth Lynch
Scott Mandile
R.J. McKinney
Dan McManus
Donna Miller
Ron Montgomery
Laura Carman
Scott Conrad
Ronda Eagle
Sam Green
Chery 1 Kennedy
Angela Martinez
Veronica Craver
Aimee Peragine
67
�Chuck Perry
Ricky Phelps
Shane Reid
Robin Reith
Matt Ricca
Shanna Schmier
Brian Schultz
Debbie Sizemore
Troy Shupe
Kacey Sower
Martha Stovall
Perry Timme
Marcia Thrasher
Gayle Williams
Missing:
Jerry White
Carie Rabaudo
Luke Stavrowsky
Kim vlilliams Marianne Williams
Rhonda Chism
James Farrar
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Janine Fitzgerald
Mike Rael
Mandy Hoodard
SEVENTH GRADE
Missing:
Dawn Kendall
Richard Ketner
Anthony Morris
Marlene Benally Andrea Blackmore Paula Brown Billy Brungard Dianna Christy Joey Cochrane Dawn Cropley
68
�Doug Dugger
Donna Fahrion
Stacy Holt
Richard Howell
Quinn Hull
Becky Hunt
Ernie Johnson
Shanna Lee
Ricky Ludwig
Lee Ann Meador
Tim Murphy
Brenda Olquin
Karrie Plumb
Marsha Pope
Tammy Powe1 1
Steve Roberts
Linda Rudolph
Denn1s Shultz
Jeff Shockey
Bill Snively
Barry Staliora�tus Sonia Stocker
Mia Stovall
Tonya Thompson
Richard Treanor
Nanette \·/est
Mike \�i1 1iam�
Dwayne Wi1 1 is
Christina Frizell
Loresa Wheat
Brad Greer
Burnie Gurule
Donna Haddock
Shannon Smith
Julie TiflVTle
Renee Zambotti
69
�...
Robin Abernathy
James Andresen
Kristine Backus
Michele Balok
Laura Balsamo
Robbin Bosche
Doris Brungard
Kent Bushey
Mary Craver
David Doughty
Denise Dugan
Jayda Duran
Tammy Farrar
Duane Haddock
Sheryl Hoover
Shannon Jackson
Dona1 d Ka 1 backer
Tony Lidde 1 1
Candy Marlett
Derek McCoy
Lee Newton
Lynn Parks
Todd McCoy
70
Patty Miller
Leeta Nelson
�Joe Peragine
Shanna Reid
Martin Reith
Miche 1 e P.icca
Laura Sossaman
Dawn Speers
Randy Tate
Mark Taylor
Larry Treanor
Lisa Westbrook
Keith Yoakum
Kevin Yoakum
Missing:
Mike Boehler
Lance Kenda 1 1
1 st Row:
2nd Row:
3rd Row:
SIXTH GRADE
Carrie Rabaudo, Kim Bushey, Mr. Juvie Jones
Renee Zambotti , Dawn Kenda 1 1 , Shannan Reid,
Donna Fahrion, Brenda Olguin, Andrea Blackmore,
Christina Frizell, Julie Jimme, Linda Rudolf,
Doris Brungard, �anette West
Mark Ketner, Bernie Gurule, Danny McManus,
Casey Sower, Jeff Delong, James Farrar,
Robin Reith, Tim Murphy, Beth Lynch,
Rhonda King, Debbie Sizemore, Martha Stovall,
Gay 1 e Wi1 1 iams
71
�Curtis Baker
Susie Binckes
Lynn Burton
Danny Christy
Donna Dugan
Kerry Eagle
-
Joe Frazzini
Devara Gosney
Kevin Grush
Shawn Jones
Thurman Lamb
Renita Lochard
Bryan Lynch
Robbie Plumb
Kortney Ricca
Peter Rudolph
Tim Taylvr
David West
Ji 1 1 Wi 1 1 iams
Martin Hilson
Marvin Wilson
Edina Wood
�ichell e Williams Preston Williams Susan Williams
FIFTH GRADE
72
Brad Jones
Sean Elder
Jeff Hunt
Marianne McGinnis Loretta Olquin
�FOURTH GRADE
Yvette Archul eta
JoJo Bil l ingsl ea Rochel l e Brown
Barbara Dockrey
Dol ores Dugan
Russel l Kennedy
Mike Kolz
Kathy Campbel l
\4endy Cobb
Tamara Conrad
Tod Farrar
Jason t;urul e
Tai11Tlie Hol t
Steve Hunt
Janice Lee
Edwin Lockard
Tracie Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Suzanne Niggl i
Trent Phel ps
Kendra Pomeroy
Cal vin Pope
Matt Roberts
Ricky Rodman
Rudy Sanchez
John Schmier
•
Br'ld McKinney
Tina Prior
Nel son Naranjo
Bengta Robbins
73
�Richard Severn
Brenda Sower
Beverly Talbot
Meche 1 1 e Thomas
Rachel
Stavrowsky
Donna \/heat
Kristi Steward
Jackie �/i 1 1 iams
Kelly Stocker
Duke \4i1 1 is
Kip Strohecker
lst Row:
Sheryl Hoover
Dawn Crop 1 ey
Paula Brown
Lynn Parks
Shannon Jackson
2nd Row:
Jayda Duran
Donna Haddock
Lorrie Howe1 1
Nanette West
Marsha Pope
Loresa Wheat
Shannan Reid
3rd Row:
C H 0 R U S
B A N D
Mark Ketner, Bill Snively,
Gretchen Fitzgerald, Linda
Rudolph, Julie Timme,
Loresa Wheat, Robin Reith
Donna Haddock, Marlene
Benally, Stacy Holt,
Denise Dugan, Shanna Lee,
Angela Martinez, Rhonda
Eagle, Janine Fitzgerald,
Rhonda Chism, Martha
Stovall, Tanya Thompson
Duane Haddock, Bernie
Gurule, Brad Greer, Lisa
Westbrook, Danny McManus,
Ron Montgomery, Perry
Timme, R.J. McKinney
Mr. Matthews, Randy Tate, Dwayne \Jillis, Carie Rabaudo, Kim Bushey,
Luke Stavrowsky
74
Ricky Ludwig
Jeff Shockey
Jeff De1 ong
Shannon Smith
Ricky Phelps
Steve Roberts
Shane Reid
�TH IRD GRADE
Ronnie Costin
Barbara Christopherson Reva Duran
Mark Andreson
Bobby Atwood
11 ike Backus
Matt Evans
Stanley �arrar
Sonja Gallant
Terry Grush
Billy Ha 1 1
Linda Harris
Dee Lynn Haynie
James Hoover
Jean Ka 1bacher
Roland Luckard
Curt Marlatt
Tim Martin
Cathy Peragine
Kary Pierce
Doug Keith
Alan Sower
Monice Soeers
Donnie Steele
'�ot Shown:
11elissa Fitch
Dana Hag 1e-r
Shannon Morris
Todd Wheeler
Kevin Stocker
Julie Taylor
Jimmy West
Terrie l�illiarns
75
�Dereck
Lee
B aker
Cobb
Kristy Janson
Jared
Lee
O' Brady M cNew
Balsamo
Robbie
Wade
G ar c i a
Katie J o h n s o n
E l isia
L o c k ar d
T o m M urphy
Brian
B u s h ey
Sheldon
Bobbi
Gosney
Jones
J a l i n a Mank ins
C h arl ie
Niggli
M arty Bry a n
\�es 1 ey
Tracy
!<. u g l e
S h a u n M ars
R o b by
SECOND GRADE
76
Hag a
Peck
M erry
C l ark
Adam
Jack
Jim
L a n h- a m
P a u l M c G i nnis
S h er e e
Pope
�Monte
Ricca
Jody Shockey
Amy
R oberts
J e n n iF e r
Snooks
Bobby
Saffley
Ed w i n
Jimmy
Steeves
Michelle
Sanchez
Stovall
�on
Severn
Todd Taylor
Not Shown:
Robert Sims
Ray Craver
t1 ' L i s s a
Torres
Carrie Valdez
N o t S h o wn ·
A m b e r Bl o o d h a wk
Aaron Holley
Ta g o r e P r i an t o
N iki './i l s o n
FIRST GRADE
Dusty
B a lok
P a u line
Beaver
Koni
D uran
Dennis
Garcia
Beau
B i l ling s l e a
Steve
Garcia
Wendi
Blair
Russ
Gar s i d e
Cheryl Doughty
Mdrk
Gauthier
77
�Julie
Green
�� i c o l e
Sven
Larson
Anthony
L u dwig
Vincent P e r a g i n e
Travis
Sharon
Jill
Kri s
78
Hate l y
S m ith
P r ier
Snider
\� estbrook H e ather l�hets tone
Rodney
Lanham
Pam
Hogen
J a net H u nt
Shane Jacks on
LouAnn
Mars
Becky
Mi ller
�obb ins
Brandy
Rodman
Levi
Andy
St:> r e r
Kit l�es tbrook
R i c h W i l lis
Ky 1 e './o m m e r
Lance
tlichelle
Tues day
Sower
'..li l l i ams
S i ff e r et
�Kyle
Beebe
Marsha
G r eg
Couch
Garside
M i k e Mogen
Brenda
Bennett
James Croxell
A nd r e a
Tea 1
Hickman
Erika
Ardi
Brown
Eggl e s t o n
Jimmy
Jenny
G r e9or y
Snooks
Larry
F o u9ht
Kelly Mars
Troy Kugle
Peck
Campbel 1
Penn
Tricia
John Clark
Jake
Forsythe
A ar on McMinn
Pierce
Tanya
Saccuci
Stalioraitis
Lis a
Steeves
r '
Sherri
Shore
M i s s i ng :
Michae 1
Jason Bedwell
Daniel Edwards
C r i s t y G r iff i n
Sower
Dana
Kl NDERGARTEN
79
�BAYFIELD
Griego Lock & Key Service,
Francisco's,
Klatt Travel,
The Ore House,
Ron Dougherty,
Durango Herald,
Durango
Durango
Leslie's LP Gas Service,
Music City II,
Durango
Garlick's Rent-a-Wreck,
Duran
Four Corners Kirby Co.,
Durango
Andrew's Inc.,
McCoy Dist.,
Kugle's,
Loren Grone,
Bayfield Shur-Valu Market ,
Inc.,
Durango
Bank of Ignacio,
McDowell Plaza,
Neo-Life and Gloda Products,
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
Lewis Mercantile,
Bayfield
Wester Outfitters,
Johnson Jewelry,
Bayfield
Outdoorsman,
Bayfield
Jackson's Waterhole,
Bayfield
Martin's Boot & Saddle Shop,
Bayfield Clothes Closet,
Bayfield
Bayfield Conoco,
Bayfield
Durango
Durango
Plaza Cleaners,
Country Kitchen and Bath,
Town Plaza Safeway,
Bayfield
Durango
Durango
Durango
Studio Two Interiors,
Durango
San Juan Realty,
Durango
Thompson's Saddle Shop,
Rick's Plumbing,
Bayfield
Southwest Exchange,
Inc.,
The Shirt Machine,
Durango
Bayfield Locker Plant,
Bayfield
Jack LePlatte's LP Gas,
Inc.,
North Main A & W,
Bayfield
B & E TV and Radio Service,
Durango
Durango
Auto Parts Palace,
Durango
United Farm Agency,
Durango
Dahmer Insurance Agency,
Inc.,
Durango
Durango
Durango
Durango
Durango
Durango
LTD.,
Durango
Inc.,
Durango
Durango
Durango
Wallace Furniture,
Co.,
Durango Furniture,
Inc.,
Durango
Durango
Durango
Schulter Floral Co.,
Durango
Quality Appliance and Repair,
Stuart's of Durango,
Bank of Durango,
Durango Travel Service,
SuPerior Automotive,
High Country,
KDGO - CBS,
Hosanna Christian Supply Center,
Sellard Implement co.,
Hogan's Store,
Durango
Gardenswartz Sporting Goods,
Durango
Durango
Durango
Rufe's Komac Paints,
Bayfield Mobile Home Park.
Durango
Durango
First Nat'l Bank of Durango,
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield Texaco,
J.C. Penney,
Bayfield
Durango Savings and Loan Assoc.,
Pinkie's Auction,
April Flowers,
Bayfield
Ignacio
Pine River Valley Bank,
Bayfield
Bayfield
Stitch Witch Yarn & Fabric,
80
Bayfield
Ignacio
Durango
Ignacio
Bayfield
Sandwich Shop,
Durango
Ignacio Shur-Valu Market & Locker Plant,
Action Electric & Farms,
Bayfield Glass,
Durango
Durango
Gosney Bro's. Construction,
Capricorn Art and Craft Supply,
Mini-Mansions,
Durango
Vallecito Valley Insurance Agency,
Durango
Basin Saddle Shop,
Durango
Durango
Johnston Real Estate,
Durango
Durango
Durango
Kroegers True Value Hardware,
Durango
Farmer's Supply Mill,
P.C.,
Chiropractor,
State Farm Insurance,
Hub Supply Company,
Durango
Western Slope Gas Co.,
D.D.S.,
Dr. Fred G. Moreland,
Durango
Durango
Inc.,
Durango
Richard E. Moore,
Diamond Circle Gift Shop,
Basin Coop,
KIUP & KRSJ,
Durango
Durango
Knit 'N Stitchery,
BOOSTE RS
Durango
Durango
Durango
Basin Packing Co.,
Durango
The Fire Extinguisher Man,
Durango
�AUTOGRAPHS
�AUTOGRAPHS
�AUTOGRAPHS
�AUTOGRAPHS
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SENIORS
15
JUNIORS
23
SOPHOMORES
I
27
FRESHMEN
I
31
I
35
I
AcT I v ITIE s
GRADES
63
I
BoosTERS
I
�The yearbook staff presents
this annual to you along
Hith best wishes for the
future.
As you look through
the pages,
we hope you will
enjoy the memories it brings
back of the years here at
Bayfield High School.
Co-Editors
(ft.L'nd..CL IY).J....llUL
Su..JL<.. �
�Superintendent
Principa I s
In the Book of Ecclesiastes,
there
is a passage which indicated that
"There is a time to weep and a time
to laugh,
a time to mourn and a
time to dance,
a time to gather
stones and a time to throw stones. . . . "
Graduation is one of these times.
It might be described as a time
to come in and a time to go out.
Having reached this milestone in
your young careers,
it is now a
School is what you make of
Those people whose pic
it.
tures are shown in this book
time to go out - to make your
have tried to take advantage
of all that school has to of
mark in the world,
fer.
cess,
to gain suc-
to go on to greater things.
It is my earnest hope that your
years in the Bayfield Schools
have adequately prepared you
for going out,
and in the fu-
ture,
as you look through this
book,
you will be able to say
that it was good to have been
there.
Our programs are suc
cessful because our students
are successful.
not the building that counts
but the valued people who
make up the group.
Ed Townsend
Our stu
remember,
but
So,
success is one per
cent inspiration and ninety
nine percent perspiration.
Mr.
Mason Costin
dents are priceless to me
and I wish them well.
Mr.
Mr.
School is
like a church in that it is
Finning is not everything,
the effort put forth is.
Steve Whiteman
School Board
L to R:
r.
Mr.
Charles McNew
Jim Mars
Mr.
Ed Townsend
Mr.
Hugh Purcell
Mr.
Ralph Zoll
Mr.
Don Bolinger
3
�Mr.
Wayne Dugger
Science
Mrs.
Miss Diana Garris
Patricia Gundersen
Social Studies
Art
Miss Genna Harris
Home Economics
Faculty
f or
1976-1977
Mr.
Mr. Juvie Jones
J.:�mes Jones
English-Speech-Coach
Shop-Coach
Mrs.
Susan Jones
English- Spanish
4
Mr. Vernon Kimball
Science-Coach
Mrs.
Vada Martin
Social Studies-Coach
Mr. Edward Harty
Physical Education
Wres tling Coach
�hr.
James Matthews
Music- Band
Mrs.
Patricia McCrary
Librarian
Miss Sharon Murphy
Mrs.
Math
English
Mr.
Wilma Payne
Mrs. Billie McDowell
Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Reading-English
tlusiness
Mr. Gerald Prior
Drivers Ed-Football
Coach-Geography
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Education
Bill Steward
Math-Science
5
�L to R:
Office
Staff
Linda Junavant,
Laurie Meador,
Ruth Rancatti,
Bill Green,
Clay 8ass�tt,
Terry Pierce, Kevin nel&on,
Cindy Sower,
Susie Mars,
Eugene Cundiff.
Sitting: Mrs. Mary horehouse
Cooks
��rs.
Fran Evans
Executive Secretary
Mrs.
Phillips
Mrs.
Hickman
Mrs.
Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Mrs.
Porter
Mrs.
Freeman
Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Morehouse
Hotz
High School Secretary
•
6
�HONORS
�Valedictorian
EvELYN CoPELAN D
Salutatorian
SAN D RA DuN AVAN T
8
�National Honor Society
Standing L to R:
Bill Green,
Sitting L to R:
Linda Miller,
Jackie Newman,
Evelyn Copeland.
Mrs.
Elizabeth Williams,
NEW MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FOR 1977
Cindy Pope
Joe Cooper
McEwen-Advisor,
Sandra Dunavant.
D AR GOOD CITIZEN
Linda Miller was selected
DAR GOOD CITIZEN for 1977.
She was selected for the
leadership,
service, and
character that she has shown
in her school activities.
BETTY CROCKE R AWARD
She was elected by the
faculty of Bayfield High
School.
The Sarah Platt
Decker Chapter is the
supporting chapter involved
in this activity.
Susie Mars was chosen
to attend GIRLS' STATE
in June of 1976 in
BAYFIELD RODEO
TEAM QUEEN
Boulder.
As an out
standing junior,
she
received recognition
in leadership qualities
and scholastic ability.
MASONIC AWARDS FOR 1976
Evelyn Copeland was named
Bayfield High School's
1976-1977 BETTY CROCKER
FAMILY LEADER OF TOMORROW.
Evelyn won the honor by
competing with other
seniors in a written
knowledge and attitude
examination.
She became
eligible for state and
national honors.
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���Homecoming Royalt y
QUEE N - SHARI BASHAM
ATTE NDANT - SUSIE MARS
ESCORT - JAY STANSELL
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�....---
Pro m Ro ya lty
------.
.._----susiE MARs ---- KEviN
NELSON ____.....
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�ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL
Kevin Nelson
F.B.L.A. MEMBERS TO STATE COMPETITION
L to R:
McCoy,
Linda Miller, Jackie Newman, Thedra
Terry Gilbert
Terry Gilbert also received ALL
CONFERENCE ir. BASKETBALL.
Evelyn Copeland, and Chuck Rancatti.
H ON ORABLE MEN TION
IN FOOTBALL
Clay Bassett
STATE ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM
IN VOLLEYBALL
WRESTLERS TO STATE COMPETITION
Stand:ng L to R:
Ed Miller,
Charles Kelley,
Sandra Dunavant
Kevin
<elson.
Kneel'ng L to R:
'1r·
vcvi�
Freeman,
Robert Thompson,
�elsa� was chosen OJtsta�ciing wrestler
at t�e Jistrict ToJr�ament.
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Will Humbard,
and Mike M'ller.
�SENIORS
�SHARI BASH AM
SUSIE BASH AM
CLAY BASSETT
CH RISTY CARTER
RODN EY BLACKSH ER
BRAD CH ESTN UT
EVELYN COPELAN D
CIN DY FIELDS D ARN ELL
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MIKE CRUSE
SAN DRA DUN AVAN T
�CH RIS DURAN
CAROL GARCIA
GONZALO GONZALEZ
TERRY GILBERT
PAUL H ARPER
BILL GREEN
TAM! H UNTER
DEAN H UMBARD
MIKE JACKSON
CH ARLES KELLY
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�RUSTY KIN G
D ON N IE LUCERO
H ERMAN LUCERO
JIM MARS
SUSIE MARS
JIM MCCOY
·. ��·
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�
LIN D A MILLER
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�
LISA MILLER
CORKY MCIN TYRE
�PHOTO
KEVIN N ELSON
JACKIE N EWMAN
NOT
AVAILABLE
JUDY OLIVER
TOM N OBLE
D IAN A SMITH
TERRY PIERCE
JAY STAN SELL
SH AWN SMITH
SH EILA TH OMPSON
JIM TH RASH ER
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�WAN DA KOLZ WAGN ER
WAYNE TORRES
LARRY WILEY
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
Class
Officers
JACKIE NEWMAN
SHAWN SMITH
Treasurer
SHARI BASHAM
LINDA MILLER
President
Secretary
Vice President
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�JUNIORS
�24
Dawn Becker
Joseph Cooper
Eugene Cundiff
Deanna Dugan
Linda Dunavant
Gary Duran
Tammy Fahrion
Jerry Frazzini
Chris Freeman
Debbie Gurule
Phyllis Haskins
Mark Hill
Danny Jackson
Bill Kolz
Alex Martinez
Thedra McCoy
�Tt:rry Mc.Jce
Laurie Meador
Edward Miller
James Murphy
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Robin Newton
Chris Peragine
Kathy Ping
Cindy Pope
Chuck Rancatti
Bob Robertson
Dawnella Sower
Mary Sprouse
Driscoll Staley
Monica Strohecker
Tatmly Sylvester
Valerie Talbot
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�Not Shown:
Paul Thomas
David Wehrli
Driscoll Staley -
President
Paul Thomas - Vice-President
Valerie Talbot - Secretary
Thedra McCoy - Treasurer
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Henry Benally
�SOPHOMORES
�28
Jamey Blacksher
Tami Castagnoli
Lisa Cobb
Jim Costin
Jim Frazzini
Angie Freeman
Todd Grone
Scott Hamilton
Ron Hannah
Nathan Hill
Vivian Hilton
Robin Holley
Tina Huntington
Karla Iverson
Terry Jennings
Kent Jones
�Louis Kolz
Karen Leithauser
Everette Luther
Isidore Martinez
Julie McCoy
Bill McDowe 11
Jetta Mcintyre
Mike Miller
Tracy Peragine
Tanya Pierce
Mark Plumb
Doreen Pope
Kell ie Pride
Tami Race
Jim Ridenour
Warren Robertson
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�Wayne Semler
Bill Sitton
Pam Sossaman
Morgan Wallace
Michael Williams
Maureen Hall
Russell Newman
Lesa Stavrowsky
NOT SHOWN:
Jes s e Dalton
Margaret Monger
Mike Murphy
Debbie Thompson
V.Pres.
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Pres.
Sec.Treas .
�FRESHMEN
�Saxon Bailey
Darin Becker
Eileen Benally
Brian Benson
Randy Brown
Eugene Bushey
Doug Carman
Greg Carman
Victor Castagnoli
Chris Cobb
Micki Duran
Vicki Duran
Michael Field
Michael Garcia
Will
Dawndra Iverson
Da 1 inda Dugan
Carmen Gil bert
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Ron Gurule
Kim Holt
Humbard
�Scott King
Susie Johnston
Will Leithauser
Tina Lucero
Johnny Luther
Keith Mandile
Gay McDowell
Cindy Miller
Kathy Miller
Patty Moore
Linda Nelson
Gregory Newton
Jerri Dawn Newman
Keith Parks
Sharla Phelps
Ruth Rancatti
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Martinez
Donnel McCoy
L to R:
Alan Reid
Carrie Richards
Roni Robinson
Liz Sanchez
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�Bob Sizemore
Keith Smith
Cindy Sower
Randy Staley
Diana Steele
SuAan Thomas
Chuck Thompson
Robert Thompson
Regan Westbrook
Missing:
Ray Dunavant
Randy Glover
Mark Porter
Terri Shupe
Shawn Smith
Mary Stavrowsky
Kelly Wiley
Shert'i Wi 1 t tam11
Class
Walter Will tams
Matt Zolt
Officers
L to R:
Linda Nelson
Secretary- Treasurer
Ray Dunavant
Presiden t
Chris Cobb
Vice-President
�ACTIVITIES
�Seniors
CLAY BASSETT
Def.
Guard
Off.
Guard
TERRY GILBERT
Def.
Off.
BILL GREEN
Safety
MIKE JACKSON
Def.
Guard
Tailback
Quarterback
Off.
Tackle
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Coaches:
Def.
End
Ignacio J. V.
7
Sargent
25
11
Dolores
7
6
Mancos
7
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Pagosa
22
14
Norwood
22
14
Dove Creek
12
We finished the season
tied for first place
in the Conference.
We
went to the divisionaJ
play-offs.
CHARLES KELLY
Def.
Guard
Off.
Tackle
DONNIE LUCERO
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Def.
Halfback
Off.
Slotback
CORKY MciNTYRE
Def.
Halfback
Off.
Split-End
KEVIN NELSON
Def.
Off.
Linebacker
Fullback
JAY STANSELL
Def.
Off.
Linebacker
Slotback
�JUNIORS
Standing L to R:
Frazzini,
Driscoll Staley,
McGee,
Jerry
David Wehrli,
Terry
Gary Duran.
Kneeling L to R:
Benally,
Henry
Chris Freeman,
Danny Jackson,
Mark Hill.
SOPHOMORES
St&nding L to R:
Nathan Hill,
Jim Costin,
Ron Hannah, Jim
Frazzini.
Kneeling L to R:
Martinez,
Isidore
Mark Plumb, Warren
Robertson.
FRESHMEN
Standing L to R:
Greg Carman,
Brian Benson,
Mark Porter,
Randy
Staley.
Kneeling L to R:
Arnold Lucero,
Doug Carman,
Will Leithauser.
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�Varsity
1st Row:
L to R:
Susie Mars,
Sheila Thompson,
Miller,
Manager
Jackie Newman,
Linda
Tammy Sylvester,
Kellie Pride,
hecker,
tyre.
�
C rter,
P1erce,
Basham,
Monica Stro
Manager Jetta Mcin
2nd Row:
Christy
Tammy Fahrion, Terry
Coach Martin, Shari
Sandra Dunavant,
Linda Dunavant.
Senior s 0 n The Go
Jackie Newman
Terrv Pierce
Christy Carter
A FIRST FOR B. H. S.
The Girls Volleyball Team won
the honor of attending the
State Tournament in Denver.
They placed 4th in State Com
petition.
Sandra Dunavant
was named on the All-State
Team.
Sheila Thompson
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Sandra Dunavant
�Junior Varsity
Kellie Pride and Tammy
Sylvester made the All
Converence Team at the
Sub-District Tournament
held at Pagosa Springs.
lst Row:
L to R:
Chris Peragine,
Robin Holley, Linda Nelson, Kathy Ping,
Ruth Rancatti,
Tanya Pierce, Jetta Mcintyre,
1st Row:
L to R:
Diana Smith.
Karen Leithauser,
Cindy Sower,
Melannie Strohecker.
2nd Row:
Micki Duran. Terri Shupe.
2nd Row:
Vicki Duran,
Susie Johnston,
Co�0h Martin.
Kathy Miller,
Valerie Talbot�
Lisa Cobb.
Coach :MartiTl.
Freshmen
�Club
Pep
L toR:
lst Row:
Lisa Cobb,
Karen �eithauser,
Terry Pierce,
Jetta Mcintyre,
Terry Gilbert,
Kevin Nelson,
Gary Duran,
2nd Row:
Sandra Dunavant, Diana Smith,
Sheila Thompson,
Tammy Sylvester,
Jerry Frazzini,
Driscoll Staley,
Charley Kelly,
Angie Freeman,
Laurie Meador, Cindy Miller,
Kathy Ping,
Iverson,
Robin Newton,
Jim Costin, Robin Holley,
Jennings,
athan Hill,
Miss Murphy-Sponsor,
Pierce,
Chris Freeman,
Mike Miller,
Linda Nelson,
Kathy Miller,
3rd Row:
Valerie Talbot,
Phyllis Haskins,
Christy Carter,
Micki Duran,
3rd Row:
Lisa Cobb,
2nd Row:
Susie Mars,
Leithauser,
Pierce
Shari
Dawndra
5th Row:
Vicki Duran,
Terry
Terry Shupe,
Roni Robinson,
Tanya
P om Pon Gi rls
Donnel McCoy,
Christy Carter,
Cheerleaders
Mary Sprouse,
Dawnella Sower,
lst Row:
lst Row:
Gay McDowell,
4th Row:
Carol Garcia, Diana Steele,
Chris Cobb,
Kellie Pride, Donnel McCoy
Karen Carter,
Susie Johnson,
Susan Thomas,
Linda Dunavant, Monica Strohecker,
Maureen Hall,
6th Row:
Tami Race,
Sharla Phelps, Melannie Strohecker,
Evelyn Copeland,
Chris Peragine,
Dean Humbard,
Eileen Benally,
Cindy Sower,
Susie Mars,
Jackie Newman,
Elizabeth Williams,
Mike Jackson,
Eugene Cundiff, Mike Williams, Will Leithauser,
Shari Basham,
Jerry Newman,
2nd Row:
Micki Duran,
Chris Cobb,
Roni Robinson,
Kellie Pride,
Tanya Pierce,
Linda Nelson
�Student Council
Sponsor Vernon Kimball
1st Row:
L to R:
Everette Luther,
Driscoll Staley,
Chuck Rancatti,
Donnel McCoy, Jetta l1cintyrc, r1onic2 Strohecker, Dawnella Sower,
Roy Echols, Tony Peters,
Cindy S01�cr,
3rd Row:
2nd Row:
Jackie Newman, Melannie Strohecker,
Lind� Dunavant, Robin Holley,
Linda }filler,
Rhonda Robinson,
:am Bushey,
Sheila Thompson, Jay Stansell, Susie Hars,
Sponsor- Mr. Kimball.
The Newspaper Sta ff
Sponsor
Mrs. Wilma Payne
1st Row:
L to R:
Sponsor- Mrs.
Keith Smith, Tami Castagnoli,
Vivian Hilton,
Karen Carter,
Payne, Micky Duran,
Joe Cooper, 1ammy Kace,
2nd ..ow:
Victor Castagnoli,
Bill Sitton,
Scott king,
Carrie Ricnards.
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�L to R:
Back Row Standing:
Doreen Pope,
Front Row Standing:
Race,
Kim Holt,
Sitting:
Kathy Miller,
Ruth' Rancatti,
Karla Iver·:;on,
and Monica Strohecker.
Pam Sossaman,
Cindy Pope,
Kathy Ping,
Dawnella Sower,
Linda Dunavant,
Tammy
and Miss Harris.
Sharla Phelps,
Robin Newton,
Teri Shupe,
Cindy Miller,
and Tami Castagnoli.
Chorus
L to R:
Back Row:
and Scott King.
Pierce,
Shari Basham,
Tanya Pierce,
Sharla Phelps,
Dawnella Sower,
Deanna Dugan,
Matthews, Bill Green,
Micki Duran,
Dawn Becker,
and Roni Robinson.
Debbie Gurule,
Terry
Christy Carter,
Front Row:
Lisa Cobb,
Lesa Stavrowsky,
Julie McCoy,
Linda Dunavant, Monica Strohecker,
Maureen Hall,
Haskins,
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Terry Gilbert, Mr.
Middle Row:
Tammy Fahrion,
Robin Holley,
Carol Garcia, and Evelyn Copeland.
Phyllis
�Yearbook Staff
Sitting:
Linda Miller-Co-Editor,
Manager,
Tammy Fahrion
Susie Mars-Co-Editor,
Jackie Newman-Business
Left to Right: Mike Cruse, Shelia Thompson, Thedra McCoy, Diana Smith, Tammy
Sylvester, Gene Cundiff, Cindy Pope, Chris Peragine, Valerie Talbot, Christy
Carter,
Advisor--Mrs.
McEwen
Missing:
Sherryl Torres
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�Sp i ri t We e k
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��Miss
L to R:
Bayfield Candidates �
SF.NTOR D VISION
Jackie Newman,
Linda Miller,
Evelyn Copeland,
Terry Pierce, Sandra Dunavant, Shari Basham,
Not Shown:
Diana Smith,
Christy Carter.
Cindy Fields
Susie Mars
L to R:
Duran,
Donnel McCoy,
Kellie Pride, Carrie Richards, Thedra McCoy, Micki
Roni Robinson, Tammy Sylvester,
Karen Leithauser, Monica Strohecker,
Dawnella Sower,
Tracy Peragine,
Lesa Stavrowsky,
Jetta Mcintyre,
Valerie Talbot,
Cindy Sower,
t,
Chris Cobb.
Robin Hollev.
Gay McDowell,
Linda Nelson,
Melannie Strohecker,
Lisa Cobb.
Linda
Pam Sossaman.
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�Tnis is the 2nd year
of existance for the Rodeo
Team.
Last year 5 team
members qualified for
State Finals with two mem
bers going in two events.
Jim McCoy and Corky Mcintyre
qualified for top ten com
petition and Bill McDowell
gained a 2nd place spot in
the go-round competition.
This year the team has
a few new members and feels
that this next season will
be a very promising one.
·Rodeo Team·
lst Row - L to R:
Thedra McCoy,
Bill McDowell,
Mike Cruse, Jim McCoy, Louis Kolz,
Sheila Thompson,
Bill Kolz,
Bob Robert
s on, Corky Mcintyre.
2nd Row - L to R:
Sponsor.
Gay McDowell,
Susie Mars,
Donnel McCoy, Mr.
Steward
Not Shown - Jim Mars and Mrs. McDowell-Sponsor.
�Future
Standing L to R:
Carter,
Sheila Thompson,
Chuck Rancatti,
Chris Freeman,
Lisa Cobb,
Sitting L to R:
Talbot,
Mike Cruse,
Thedra McCoy,
Mcintyre,
Cundiff,
Business
of
Leaders
Sponsor-Mrs.
Pam Sossaman,
McEwen,
David Wehrli,
Sandra Dunavant, Jackie Newman,
America
Christy
Jetta
Kellie Pride,
Gene
Evelyn Copeland.
Cindy Pope, Maureen Hall, Carol Garcia, Susie Mars,
Valerie
Linda Miller.
Not Shown:
Debbie Thompson,
Everette Luther,
Angie Freeman.
Spanish Club
Top Row:
David Wehrli,
Bob Robertson.
Middle Row:
Terry McGee,
Gonzalo Gonzalez,
Paul Thomas.
Bottom Row:
Carrie Richards,
Cindy Miller,
Sponsor-Mrs.
Jones.
Not Shown:
Herman Lucero
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���Top Left to Right-Everette Luther;
Johnny Luther;
Bill McDowell;
Warren Robertson;
Dean Humbard;
Randy Staley;
Bob Robertson
Middle Left to Right-Kevin Nelson
Shawn Smith;
Wehrli;
Mike Jackson;
Charles Kelly;
David
Jim McCoy;
Bill Green
Bottom Left to Right-Robert
Thompson;
Will Humbard;
Chris Freeman;
Chuck Rancatti;
Coach Ed Marty
WRESTLING
SENIORS
00
THE
r1JVE
MIKE JACKSON
155 LBS
I£AN HUM3ARD
155 LBS
SHAWN SMITH
145 LBS
JIM McCoy
167 LBS
JIM MARs
l12 LBS
CHARLES KELLY
185 LBS
KEviN NELSON
1.38 LBS
Jim Mars;
Danny Jackson;
�Basketball
Varsity
L
to
R:
Mr.
Ice
(c o a c h) ,
Henry
B e n a ll y ,
Jerry
Terry
Gilbert,
Gary
and
Eugene
Cundiff
Isidore
Frazzini,
Duran,
Martinez,
Jim
Donnie
Corky
Thrasher,
Mcintyre,
Clay
Lucero,
T ammy
Jones
( c o a c h) ,
Bassett,
Sylvester
(m a n a g er s )
Junior
Varsity
B a ck
Row:
Wayne
Mark
Front
James
S eml e r ,
Porter,
Row:
Matt
T e r rv
Zoll,
J im
Ridenour,
Kelly
W i l ey,
Randy
Alex
Brown,
Chuck
Will
Martinez,
Todd
Jim
Grone,
Costin,
T h omp s o n ,
Leithauser,
Keith
Mandile,
Paul
Greg
T h om a s ,
C a rmRn ,
Saxon
R u s s e ll
Mike
B a il e y
N ewman,
W i l l i am s ,
Jennings
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�Basketball
Varsity
Sitting:
Nelson,
Karen Leithauser,
Gay McDowell,
Chris Cobb,
Linda
Jetta Mcintyre,
Lisa Cobb,
Standing:
Manager-Cindy Sower, Monica
Strohecker,
Peragine,
Newman,
Sower,
Kellie Pride, Chris
Sheila Thompson,
Tracy Peragine,
Jackie
Dawnella
Coach-Vernon Kimball.
Junior
Varsity
Sitting:
Valerie Talbot,
Strohecker, Gay McDo1-1ell,
Benally,
Sharla Phelps,
Manager-Cindy Sower,
Standing:
Micki Duran,
Donnel McCoy,
Chris Cobb,
Jerry
Dawn Newman,
Vicki Duran,
Coach
Vernon Kimball.
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Melannie
Eileen
�Seniors
Mov i n g
On
JIM THRASHER
JACKIE NEWMAN
TERRY GILBERT
DONNIE WCERO
CLAY BA SSETT
SHEILA THOMPSON
CORKY MciNTYRE
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�BAYFIELD JAZZ HOT STAGE BAND
lst Row:
2nd Row:
Linda Dunavant, Roni Robinson,
Sandra Dunavant,
Rusty King, Will Humbard,
Randy Staley,
Lisa Cobb
Ray Dunavant,
Victor Castagnoli,
Matt Zoll, Joe Cooper, Evelyn Copeland, Linda Nelson,
3rd Row:
Matthews,
Vicki Duran, Chris Cobb, Melannie Strohecker, Band Director Mr.
Micki Duran,
Tracy Peragine
Terry Gilbert, Isidore Martinez, Michael Garcia, Johnny Luther, Wayne
Semler, Saxon Bailey,
Carmen Gilbert, Tami Castagnoli
YOUNG GENERATION STAGE BAND
lst Row:
Carol Freeman, Marcella Sanchez, Veronica Lucero, Angela Martinez,
Teresa Hoover, Rhonda Chism, Wanda Williams,
Dianne Milner,
Tammy Lee,
Ronda Eagle,
Linda Stranich,
Rhonda Robinson.
2nd Row:
Roxanne Duran,
Ronnie McKinney,
3rd Row:
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Ron Tate,
Carrie Ribaudo,
Donald Christy,
Charley Meador,
Jack Semler,
Beverly Martinez,
Ronnie
Lana Westbrook,
Brad Ping,
Mark Holley,
Mike West,
Luke Stavrowsky,
Eric Copeland,
Montgomery,
Tony Peters,
Band Director Mr.
Danny McManes,
Gary Wilcox,
Sandra Mars, Robin Reith.
Matthews,
Kevin Wilcox,
Art Seeley,
Terry Gilbert, Curtis Bailey.
�Class Favorites
Senior
Terry Gilbert,
Susie Mars
Junior
Chris Freeman,
Dawnella Sower
Sophomores
Freshman
Kellie Pride,
Isidore Martinez
Will Leithauser,
Linda Nelson,
Ray Dunavant
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�MOST CONGENIAL
SUSIE MARS
JAY STANSELL
MOST ATHLETIC
TERRY GILBERT JACKIE NEWMAN
MOST BASHFUL
HENRY BENALLY
CUTEST COUPLE
SHARI MSHftM
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TERRY GILBERT
LISA MILLER
�MOST TALE NTED
E VE LYN COPELAND
TE RRY GILBERT
BEST D ANCE RS
D ONNIE LUCE RO
SHARI BASHAM
BEST PERSONALITY
TE RRY GILBE RT
SUSIE MARS
BEST COMED IANS
TRACY PE RAGINE
CLAY BASSE TT
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�Superlatives
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEE D
E VE LYN COPE LAND
JOE COOPE R
MOST SPIRIT
TERRY GILBERT
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SUSIE MARS
FRIE ND LIEST
CLAY BASSE TT
SUSIE MARS
BEST LOOKING
KEVIN NE LSON
SHARI BASHAM
��Kelly Pride
ALL CON FEREN CE BASKETBALL
Jetta Hcintyre
���GRADES
�Jr.
High Favorites
Veronica Lucero
Dean Haynie
Roxanne Duran
8th Grade
Class Officers
Phillip Haskins--- Vice President
Lana Westbrook- --Parliamentarian
David Harris- - - President
Brenda Greer- --Treasure r
Donald Christy- - - Secretary
7th Grade Class Officers
Frank Pride---Vice President
Aimee Peragine---Secretary
Sam Green-- - President
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�8TH GRADE
BASKE TBALL
Manager-Linda Stranich,
L to R:
Diana Harris,
Thompson,
Lee,
Coach-Sheila
Kristine Reid,
Coach-Mrs.
Sandra Mars,
Tammy
Billie McDowell,
Rhonda Robinson,
Diana Milner, Coach-Jackie
Newman,
Carol Freeman
7TH GRADE
BASKE TBALL
Back Row-L to R:
Laura Carman,
Donna Miller,
Rhonda Eagle,
�arie Ribaudo,
Tereas Hoover
,ottom Row-L to R:
;heila Thompson,
>hawn Blair,
1rs.
Coach
Kim Williams,
Treva Lee,
Billie McDowell,
luran,
Kathy Baban,
Coach-
Roxanne
Kim Bushey,
:each-Jackie Newman
JR. HIGH
CHE E RLE AD E RS
L to R:
Stacy Mandile,
Rhonda Eagle,
Lucero,
Veronica
Carol Freeman,
Aimee Peragine,
Roxanne
Duran
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�8TH GRADE BASKE TBALL
Standing:
Jones,
Haynie,
Coach-Juvie
Phil Haskins,
Ron Tate,
Copeland,
David Harris,
Dan McManes
Sitting:
Charley Meador,
Mcintyre,
Dean
Eric
Ricky
Art Seeley,
Eric Williams,
Jack Semler,
Donald Christy.
7TH GRAD E BASKE TBALL
Standing:
Dan McManes,
Ricky Phelps,
Sam Green,
Danny Leithauser,
Juvie Jones,
Coach-
Bret Copley,
Ronnie Montgomery,
Patrick
Benally
Sitting:
Marvin
Harris,
Mike Rael,
Frank Pride,
Tony Peters,
Brian Schultz.
7TH AND 8TH GRADE WRESTLING
lst Row:
L to R:
Donald Christy,
Tony Peters,
Pride,
Frank
Ronnie
Montgomery, Sam Green,
Mike Rael,
Benally,
Patrick
David Harris
2nd Row:
Ronnie
McKinney, Danny
Leithauser,
Harris,
Marvin
Curtis Bailey,
Art Seeley,
Williams,
Mark
Matt Ricca,
Scott Conrad,
West,
3rd Row:
Ricky Phelps,
Dan McManes.
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Mike
Coach-Ed Marty
�Football
Top Row:
Mr.
Marty, Scott
Mandile, David Harris,
Mike Pierson, Mark Holley,
Charley Meador,
Tate,
Ronnie
Pat Benally,
Matt
Ricca.
Middle Row:
Hall,
Luke Stavrowsky,
Danny Leithauser,
Pride,
Andre
Frank
Michael Rael,
Philip Haskins, Brad Ping,
Eric Williams, Bottom Row:
Clint Hawkins,
Bruce Wallace,
Scott Fisher,
Ricky Phelps,
Sam Green,
Marvin Harris,
Ronnie Montgomery,
Mcintyre,
Ricky
Roy Echols.
Volleyball Seventh Grade
Top Row:
Gayle Williams,
Beth Lynch,
Donna Miller,
Kim Williams,
Kim Bushey,
Teresa Hoover,
Treva Lee,
Laura Carman.
Hottom �o�:
Roxanne Duran,
Eagle,
Rhonda
Aimee Peragine,
Shawn Blair,
Carie
Ribaudo, Angela Martinez.
Eighth Grade
Top Row:
Tammy Lee,
Dianne Milner,
Shawna Ruybalid,
Sandra Mars.
Mandile,
Robinson,
Diana Harris,
Beverly Martinez,
Chris Reid,
Bottom Row:
Veronica Lucero,
Stacey
Rhonda
Marcella Sanchez,
Carol Freeman.
67
�Donald Christy
Eric Copeland
Scott Golden
Brenda Gree1
Mark Hol ley
Sandra Mars
Brad Ping
Rhonda Robinson
Jamie Hunt
Beverly Martinez
Jonie Pl umb
Shawna Ruyballd
Shelly Doughty
Roy Echols
Scott Fisher
David Harris
IJiana Harris
Philip Haskins
Clint Hawkins
Mandy Iverson
Tammy Lee
Veronica Lucero
Stacey Mandile
Ricky Mcintyre
Charlie Meador
Diane Milner
Pat M urphy
Brent Pomeroy
Tricia Rancatti
Kristine Reid
John Ridenour
Marcella Sanchez
Art Seely
Jack Seml er
Linda Stranich
Eighth
68
Grade
�arol Freeman
�Ronny Tate
Dorene Wehrl i
Bruce Wallace
Lana Westbrook
Mike West
Eighth
Not Shown:
Eric Williams
Mark Williams
Kevin Wilcox
Grade
Vicki Hawkins
Wanda Wi 11 iams
Junior High Pep Club
Top Row:
Sponsor, Mrs.
Trish
Gunderson, Dorene Wehrli,
Lee,
Tammy
Kim Bushey, Teresa Hdover,
Angela Martinez.
Second Row:
Carman,
Reid,
Beth Lynch,
Treva Lee,
Laura
Kristine
Linda Stranich,
Mandy
Iverson.
Third Row:
Ribaudo,
Shawn Blair,
Carie
Marcella Sanchez,
Jonie Plumb,
Beverly Martinez,
Rhonda Robinson.
Last Row:
Stacey Mandile,
Roxanne Duran,
Lucero,
Veronica
Carol Freeman,
Peragine,
Aimee
Rhonda Eagle.
l
Curtis Bailey
Shawn Blair
Kim Bushey
Laura Carman
Peter Dunlap
Roxanne Duran
Seventh
Grade
Rhonda Eagle
Sam Green
Andre Hall
Marvin Harris
Bobby Hilton
69
�l
Teresa Hoover
Lorraine Howell
Treva Lee
Danny Leithauser
Allen Lucero
Gene Lucero
Beth Lynch
Scott Mandile
Angela Martinez
Dan McManes
Brenda Medina
Donna Miller
Ronnie Mont gomery
Aimee Peragine
Tony Pet ers
Ricky Phelps
Frank Pride
Mike Rael
Shane Reid
Carrie Ribaudo
Matt Ricca
Brian Schultz
Troy Shupe
Kacey Sm�er
Luke Stavrowsky
Kim Williams
Gayle Williams
Marianne Williams
�
Perry Timme
70
Gary Wilcox
Seventh
Grade
�Angie Anders�n
Marlene Benally
Diana Christy
Doug Dugger
Christina Frizzel
Brad Greer
Burnie Gurule
Shanna Lee
Ricky Ludwig
Linda Rudolph
J11lie Timme
Donna Fahrion
Chris Fisher
i)onna Haddock
Patricia Hilton
Richard Howell
Lee Ann Meador
Tim Murphy
Brenda Olguin
Karie Plul'lb
Dennis Sholtz
Trent Smith
3ill Snively
Debra Sprouse
Sonia Stocker
Richard Trainer
Loresa Wheat
Nanette West
Hike Williams
Tracy Holt
Not Shown--Marsha Pope
Dawn Cropley
Becky Hunt
Richard Ruybalid
Shannon Smith
Sixth Grade
Mr.
Jody Ice
71
�Robin Abernathy
Mark Bolinger
Duane Haddock
Kent Bushey
David Doughty
Denise Dugan
Jayda Duran
Shannon Jackson
Donald Kalbacker
Lance Kendall
Gary Lucero
Candy Marlett
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Patricia Miller
Leeta Nelson
Lee Newton
Tony Liddell
Lynn Parks
Joe Peragine
Shanna Reid
Martin Reith
Michele Ricca
Gary Ruybalid
Laura Sossaman
Dawn Speers
Steve Staley
Randy Tate
Larry Treanor
Lisa Westbrook
Teacher
Mrs.
Barbara Jefferies
Teacher's Aid
Mrs.
Clara Monger
Fifth Grade
Not Shown:
Sheryl Hoover
Keith Yoakum
Kevin Yoakum
72
�Curtis Baker
Lynn Burton
Daniel Christ y
Donna Dugan
Kerry Eagle
Joe Frazzini
Devara Gosney
Kevin Grush
Shawn Jones
Joe LaVarta
Renita Lockard
Carol Lucero
Marianne McGinnis
Suzanne Milner
Lorett a Olguin
Robert Plwnb
Kortney Ricca
Peter Rudolph
Tim Taylor
David West
Martin Wilson
Marvin Wilson
Roxanne Wilcox
Jill Williams
Michelle Williams
Not Shown:
Jeff Hunt
Cari Chaney
Thurman Lamb
Zena Huff
Susan Williams
Preston Williams
Mrs.
Kathy Wiggins
Fourth G rade
73
�74
David Eaten
Jason Conp;er
Barbara Dockery
Julie Lucyk
Tracie Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Trent Phelps
Kendra Pomeroy
Tina Prior
Greg Ruybaliri
Brenria Sower
Kri:�ti
MichellP Thomas
Jackie Will isms
Mr�.
Steward
Pat Rancat t i
Jonia Hallberg
Elizabeth LaVarta
Suzanne Niggl i
Kenya Peters
Jitm1y Robinson
Ricky Rodman
Kelly St ocker
Paul Tibbens
Third Grade
�Michelle Anderson
Yvettee Archuleta
Dolores Dugan
Mitzi Finn
Mike Kolz
Jannice Lee
Travis Pride
Rachel Stavrowsky
Missing From Second Grade:
Kathy Archuleta
Kathy Campbell
Tamra Lynn Conrad
Jason Gurule
Tammie Holt
Steven Hunt
Edwin Lockard
Brad McKinney
Calvin Pope
Kip Strohecker
Beverly Talbot
Donna Wheat
Jo Jo Billingslea
Missing:
Rudy Archuleta
Cris Candelario
Rachel Huff
Miss Karen Waloz
Dee Lynn Haynie
Billy Hall
Sonja Gallant
Kary Pierce
Third Grade
75
�Bobby Atwood Barbara Christopherson Ronnie Costin
Harvey Dalton
Reva Dann Duran
Matt Evans
Shannon Finn
Terry Grush
Aaron Hall
Linda Harris
Terry Hilton
Jimmy Hoover
Jean Kalbacher
Roland Lockard
Curt Marlett
Tim Martin
Saffron Martinez
Mark McKee
Lance Metzger
Morgan Meyers
Roseann Miller
Cathy Peragine
Doug Reith
Monice Speers
Donnie Steele
Kevin Stocker
Alan Sower
Daren Sower
Julie Taylor
Pam Tibbens
Second
Grade
Jimmy West
76
Terrie Williams
Levi Whiteman
Mrs. Judy Rodman Mrs. Verda Kimball
Teacher
Aide
�Dereck Baker
Darryl Becker
Marty Bryan
Brian Bushey
Merry Clark
Michae: Finn
Robin Fisher
Wade Garcia
Sheldon Gosney
Wesley Haga
Gary Hilton
Adam Jack
Katie Johnson
Bobbi Jones
Missy Kimball
Tracy Kugle
Jim Lanham
Jared Lee
Elisia Lockard
Jalina Mankins
Shaun Mars
Paul McGinnis
Tommy Murphy
Charlie Niggli
Robby Peck
Sherree Pope
Kristiann McMasters 0 ' Brady NcNew
Monte Ricca
Jennifer Snooks
Not Shown--Marshall Anstead
Mitchell Sower
�rs.
Carolyn Smith
Teacher
Mrs.
Barbara Ratcliffe
Aide
Mrs.
Jean Sitton
Grade School Librarian
First Grade
77
�Pauline Beaver
Beau Billingslea
Amber Bloodhawk
Cheri Doughty
Koni Duran
Jimmy Eaton
Dennis Garcia
Steven Garcia
Julie Green
Jody Hallberg
Niki Hately
Andrea Hickman
Aaron Holley
Troy Kugle
Rodney Lanham
Paul Lucyk
Anthony Ludwig
Lou Ann Mars
Rebecca Miller
Vincent Peragine
Robyn Pride
Travis Prior
Lance Roberts
Brandy Rodman
Levi Jones Siffert
Sharon Smith
Jill Snider
Erin Wehrli
Kit Westbrook
Kris Westbrook
Heather Whetstone
Ward Whiteman
Tuesday Williams
Kyle Wemmer Mary Alice Copeland
Teacher
78
Nancy Kysar
Aide
�Kathy Babjn
Rhonda Chism
Bret Cropley
Ron Gurule
Sheryl Hoover
Mandy Iverson
Adam Jack
Beth Lynch
Lynn Parks
Mike Pearson
Tony Peters
Kerry Pierce
Frank Pride
Kortney Ricca
Monti Ricca
Art Seely
Daren Sower
Mitchell Sower
Dawn Spears
Luke Stavrowsky
Michelle Thomas
M'Lissa Torres
Regan Westbrook
Wanda Williams
Jim Steers
Mike Lessnick
Cari Chaney
Thurman Lamb
Cris Candelario
Scott Conrad
LATE PICTURES
Marshall Anstead
79
�BAYFIELD
The Bayfield School
BOOSTERS
sincerely appreciates
the support of the following businesses.
B ISHOP TRUCK & TRACTOR REPAIR,
BAYFIELD
LEWIS MERCANTILE,
MIN I-MANSIONS MOBILE V ILLAGE,
JACK McCONNEL TRUCK LINE,
OUTDOORSMAN,
APRIL FLOWERS,
DURANGO
DURANGO
JACKSON DAVID BOTTLING COMPANY,
A & W CAMINO DEL RIO,
DIAMOND
CIRCLE GIFT SHOP,
CARMACK MOTORS,
VALLEY OF SPRUCE CHALET,
FOREST LAKES,
DURANGO
W ISEMAN HARDWARE & LUMBER,
INC. ,
BASIN REPRODUCTION AND PRINTING CO. ,
PONCA WHOLESALE,
OF DURANGO,
DURANGO
DURANGO
DURANGO FURNITURE,
BAYFIELD
IGNACIO SHUR VALUE,
IGNACIO
IGNACIO
BANK OF IGNACIO,
DURANGO
PINE RIVER UPHOLSTERY, GEM VILLAGE
BAYFIELD COIN LAUNDRY, BAYFIELD
SHOE EMPORIUM,
DURANGO
YUCCA BLOSSOM APPAREL,
DURANGO
PEOPLE'S NATURAL GAS,
BASIN REXALL DRUG CO. ,
DURANGO
PINO NUCHE,
WALLACE FURNITURE CO. ,
DURANGO
DURANGO MUSIC,
JOHNSON JEWELRY,
STUDIO 1'1'0,
DURANGO
DURANGO
PENNINGTON CAMERA CENTER,
FAHRION'S LIQUOR,
DURANGO
BAYFIELD
OSTWALD'S PRINT SHOP, GEM VILLAGE
DURANGO
IGNACIO
DURANGO
UNITED FARM AGENCY,
DURANGO
A & B OFFICE EQUIPMENT,
80
DURANGO
IGNACIO
H & H CONSTRUCTION,
CHARLIE'S, BAYFIELD
DURANGO
BURNS NATIONAL BANK,
DURANGO
DURANGO
BENEFICIAL F INANCE CO.
BAYFIELD
COOLWATER RANCH, VALLECITO
DURANGO
DURANGO LOCKER & PROCESSING CO.
SUPERIOR AUTOMOTIVE,
BAYFIELD
RICK'S PLUMBING,
DURANGO
JEAN'S SEWING NOOK,
VALLECITO
VALLECITO
SHOREL:LNE INN,
DURANGO
DURANGO SAVINGS AND LOAN,
VALLECITO
VALLECITO
SCOTTIES RESORT,
DURANGO
INC. ,
VALLECITO
VALLECITO
MEADOWLARK INN,
DURANGO
COLLEGE PLAZA LAUNDROMAT,
A & L COORS,
PINE RIVER LODGE,
DURANGO
DURANGO
INC. ,
WHEAT CONSTRUCTION,
VALLECITO RESORT, VALLECITO
DURANGO
FOUR CORNERS KIRBY CO. ,
VALLECITO
SAWMILL POINT LOUNGE, VALLECITO
DURANGO
SCHLUTER FLORAL CO. ,
BAYFIELD
VALLECITO
SILVER SPRUCE LODGE,
DON R.
DIAMOND LOU'S BOUTIQUE,
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD
PONDEROSA SHOPPING CENTER,
DURANGO
DURANGO STOCKMAN,
GEM VILLAGE
COLORADOAN LOUNGE,
MARTIN'S BOOT & SADDLE,
DURANGO
DURANGO
BANK OF DURANGO,
BAYFIELD
SHUR VALUE, BAYFIELD
DURANGO
KNIT N' STITCHERY,
GAS,
LaRUE'S BEAUTY NOOK,
KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO. ,
DURANGO
DURANGO
KROEGER'S TRUE VALUE,
BAYFIELD
JACK LePLATTE'S L. P.
BAYFIELD MOSitE HOME PARK,
DURANGO
RUFE'S KOMAC PAINT,
DURANGO HERALD,
DURANGO
DURANGO
FURNITURE STORE,
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD TEXACO,
DURANGO
MONTGOMERY WARD,
BAYFIELD
JOE'S EIGHT CORNERS CAFE,
DURANGO
THE SHIRT MACHINE,
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT,
BAYFIELD CONOCO, BAYFIELD
DURANGO
ROCKET DRIVE-IN,
W ILSON
LONGHORN LOUNGE, BAYFIELD
DURANGO
DURANGO
ONE-EYED JACK'S,
HOGAN'S STORE,
ED'S BARBER SHOP, BAYFIELD
IGNACIO
SOUTHERN UTE TR IBE,
BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD SANDWICH SHOP, BAYFIELD
BAYFIELD
DURANGO
KELLEY'S KARDS,
DURANGO
RADIO SAN JUAN,
INC. ,
SELLARD IMPLEMENTS,
SAN JUAN REALTY,
CENTURY ELECTRIC,
DURANGO
DURANGO
DURANGO
BAYFIELD
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����1976
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�A DAY AT
SCHOOL
We,
editors,
the yearbook
were really glad
to put out this annual
so that you,
body,
the student
can look back and
remember all the good
times.
We hope you will
have a great time read
ing and looking at this
annual.
Co-Editors
� � 01'1\.0vV\ R.u
�\"�'ln\..lo�
2
�SUPERINTENDENT
PRINCIPAL
Mr.
Steve Whiteman
Nothing in the world can
take the place of persistence.
Mr.
Talent will not;
Vernon Leithauser
men with talent.
How often,
years,
after we finish our school
we look back and recall all the
wonderful moments we had during those
years.
These are the most important
years of your life.
What you learn
here in twelve short years will be
responsible for your livelihood.
one old sage
S'O
wisely put it,
"Catch
me a fish and I will eat for a day,
Left to right
Vernon Leithauser
Mr. Don Bolinger
Mr. Hugh Purcell
Mr.
Ralph Zoll
Mr.
Charles McNew
Mr,
Jim Mars
not;
Genius will
unrewarded genius is al
most a proverb.
will not;
Education
the world is full
of educated derelicts.
Per
sistence and determination
alone are omnipotent,
As
.teach me to fish and I will eat forever."
Mr.
nothing is
more common than unsuccessful
Author unknown
SCHQQ L BOARD
�FACULTY
Mr.
Mrs.
Phil Click
Wayne Dugger
Mrs.
Gwendolyn French
Biology & Science
English
Trish Gundersen
Miss Genna Harris
Mrs.
Home Ec.
Librarian
E.
History
Mrs.
Kay Jones
Seventh Grade
4
Mr.
& Coach
P.
Mr.
Vernon Kimball
Math,
Science,
& Coach
Mr.
Janice James
Boris Kynnap
Music
Miss Diane Garris
Art
Mr.
James Jones
Shop
Mrs.
Vada Martin
History & Girls Coach
�Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Miss Sharon Murphy
Mrs.
Business
Math
English
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Ed.
Mr.
Math
Bill Steward
Mr. Jerald Prior
Wilma Payne
Driver's Ed.
& Coach
Mr. William Turner
P.
E.
Student Teacher
1\f y ·
..
.
I
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•
5
�OFFICE
Mrs.
STAFF
Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
1 to r:
Randy Talbot, Karen Clark,
Karen Box, Eugene Cundiff,
Susie Basham, Linda Dunavant,
Susie Mars, and Sherre McCoy.
BUS DRIVERS
COOKS
Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs.
Mrs.
Jones, Mr.
Clark, Mr.
Clark,
Jack, and Mr. Kugle.
CUSTODIANS
Mr.
6
Clinton Porter
Mr.
Pat Ryan
Mrs.
Mrs.
Lois Hickman
Sybilee Philips
Mrs.
Verna Hotz
'Mrs. Merle Ranta
�HONORS
�VALEDICTORIAN
Robert Hasstedt
SALUTATORIAN
A lien Staley
8
�PROM RO YAL T Y
Ran dy
Tal bot
Terr i
Mo n tg ome ry
9
���HOMECOMIN G
QUEE N
Sherre McCoy
Escort:
Attendant:
Karen Clark
Escort:
Kevin Nelson
12
Randy Talbot
Attendant:
Laurel Zoll
Escort:
Fred Fisher
�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Sitting L.
to R.
Phyllis Morrison,
Standing L.
Green,
Mrs.
to R.
L to R:
Cindy Miller,
Linda Miller,
Cindy Fields,
Sandra Dunavant.
Allen Staley,
James-Sponsor,
Robert Hasstedt,
Judi r·ranks,
Thomas Stephenson,
Evelyn Copeland,
Bill
Karen Clark,
Elizabeth Williams.
Roxanne Pope,
ALL
Jackie Newman,
CONFERENCE
FOOTBALL
Allen Staley, Randy Talbot,
Kevin Nelson,
Fred Fisher.
L to R:
Terry Gilbert,
Charles Kelley.
13
�Each year,
FBLA DISTR ICT W INNERS TO STATE
band students from all over
Evelyn Copeland,
the state of Colorado try-out for THE TOP
OF THE NAT ION HONOR BAND.
Linda Miller,
This year,
Judi Franks,
From L.
to R. :
Sandra Dunavant,
Kathy McCrary, Roxanne Pope,
Irma Rhodes, and Karen Clark.
Allen Staley and Evelyr Copeland were both
selected to attend THE TOP OF THE NAT ION
HONOR BAND that will be held in Alamosa,
Colorado during the middle of February.
MISS BAYFIELD
MISS
JUNIOR BAYFIELD
Judi Franks was selected
DAR GOOD CIT IZEN for 1976.
She was selected for her
leadership,
service, and
character that she has shown
in her school activities.
She was elected by the
faculty of B. H.
S.
and
the Sarah Platt Decker Chapter
Diana Smith
is the supporting chapter
involved in this activity.
Mitzi Burcham
Robert Hasstedt has bePn named Bayfield
High School's 1975-1976 Betty Crocker
Family Leader of Tomorrow.
Robert won
the honor by competing with other
seniors in the written knowledge and
DISTR ICT WRESTLERS TO STATE
Kelly,
14
Danny Jackson,
L. to R. :
and Kevin Nelson.
Charles
attitude examination on Dec.
2.
He be
comes eligible for state and national
honors.
�SENIORS
�SEN IOR CLASS
OFFICERS
Sec. -Treas:
Phyllis Morrison
President:
Randy Talbot
Vice-President:
FAVORITES
Jerry Monger
Charisse McHanes
John Frazzini
�KAREN CLARK
JUDY FRANKS
JIMMY CHRISLY
MITZI BURCHAM
EDITH BENALLY
FRED FISHER
JOHN FRAZZINI
ROBERT HASSTEDT
17
�SHERRE McCOY
KATHY McCRARY
CINDY MILLER
TERRI MONTGOMERY
18
CHARISSE MCMANES
JERRY MONGER
PHYLLIS MORRISON
JAN NATZKE
�MATT STAVROWSKY
ALLEN STALEY
THOMAS STEPHENSON
LOU STAFFORD SNOW
PEARL SANCHEZ
ROXANNE POPE
DIANA MEADOR TALBOT
RANDY TALBOT
19
�DALE THCMPSON
JIM THCMPSON
STAN HASKINS
20
LAUREL ZOLL
��22
�JUNIORS
�JUN IOR CLASS
OFFICERS
Vice-President:
Jay Stansell
Sec.-Treas:
Cindy Fields
FAVORITES
Shari Basham
24
Joe Leithauser
Susie Mars
President:
Shawn Smith
�Dan Abernathy
Rodney Blacksher
Shari Basham
Susie Basham
Christy Carter
Evelyn Copeland
Cindy Fields
Carol Garcia
Terry Gilbert
Paul Harper
Dean Humbard
Wanda Kolz
Joe Le1t:hauser
Clay Bassett
I
Bill Green
Tami Hunter
Herman Lucero
Orlando Lucero
25
�Jim Mar�
Susie Mars
Corky Mcintyre
Linda Miller
Loretta Martinez
Lisa Miller
Jackie Newman
Judy Oliver
Cliff Parks
Diana Smith
Shawn Smith
Jay Stansell
Kelly 'Q'an Camp
Larry Wiley
Elizabeth Williams
26
Jim McCoy
Kevin Nelson
Terry Pierce
Sheila Thompson
Steve toung
�SOPHOMORES
�SOPHOMORE CLASS
OFFICERS
Treasurer:
Linda Dunavant
Vice-President:
President:
Jon French
Alex Martinez
FAVORITES
28
Secretary:
Tammy Fahrion
�Mark Argeanas
Henry Benally
Karen Box
Mary Ann Brobst
Denice Chandler
Sherice Chandler
Eugene Cundiff
Jesse Dalton
Linda Dunavant
Ta!l'll1y Fahrion
Jerry Frazzini
Chris Freeman
Jon French
Dell Harris
Tory Hartman
Phyllis Haskins
Bo Hunter
Craig Hunter
Danny Jackson
Cherri Kearns
Bill Kolz
Ricky Lucero
Russell Machovec
Alex Martinez
Thedra McCoy
29
�I
Laurie Meador
Robin Newton
Cindy Oliver.
Chris Peragine
Kathy Ping
Cindy Pope
Chuck Rancatti
Irma Rhodes
Jim l<omero
Dawnella Sower
Driscoll Staley
Monica Strohecker
Tammy Sylvester
Paul Thom as
Shay Yocum
Not Shown
Terry Ferguson
30
Jim Murphy
�FRESHMEN
�FRESHMAN CLASS
OFFICERS
Vice-President:
Jimmy Frazzini
Sec.-Treas·
Lesa Stavrowsky
FAVORITES
Isadore �rtinez
32
Karen Leithauser
President:
Marlyn Monger
�Leonard Archuleta
Jamie Blacksher
Jimmy Frazzini
Angie Freeman
Tami Castagnoli
Todd Grone
Lisa Cobb
Angaline Finley
Maureen Hall
Nathan Hil l
Robin Holly
Christina Hunter
Tina Huntington
Terry Jennings
Louis Kolz
Karen Leithauser
Johnny Luther
Isidore Martinez
Pam McConnell
Julie McCoy
Bill McDowell
Jetta Mcintyre
M41rgaret Monger
Marlyn Monger
Mike Murphy
33
�Russell Newman
Kathy Scholz
Jenny Ol iver
Wayne Semler
Not Shown:
Tanya
Bill Sitton
Bob Blech
Kellie Geotz
Kenny Geotz
Vivian Hilton
Karla Iverson
Russell Machovec
Tracy Peragine
Mike Williams
Morgon Wallace
34
Pierce
Doreen Pope
Lisa Stavrowsky
Kellie Pride
Debbie Thompson
�ACTIVITIES
�SOPHOMORES
1 to r: Mr. Turner, Mr. Click,
Mr. Prior,Mr.
Whiteman
Top row:
Driscoll Staley, Jon French,
Bottom row:
Paul Thomas. Jerry Frazzini.
Mark Argeanas, Jimmy Murphy, Chris Freeman.
Mr.
Kimball
Jones and Mr.
Mr.
Prior
Managers:
Diana Smith, Sheila Thompson,
Alex Martinez,
FRESHMEN
1 to r:
36
Terry Jennings, Jimmy Frazzini, Mike Murphy,
Nathan Hill.
Orlando Lucero.
�Robert Hasstedt
Jerry Monger
Guard
Jim Chrisley
Allen Staley
Guard
Half Back
Tackle
John Frazzini
Center
Fred Fisher
End
JUN IORS
SEN IORS
IN
ACTION
Randy Talbot
Quarter Back
Matt Stavrowsky
Tackle
1 to r
Top row:
Jay Stansell •
Steve Young,
Kevin Nelson,
Shawn Smith,
Charles Kelly.
Bottom row:
1 to r
Joe Leithauser,
Corky Mcintyre,
Clay Bassett,
Dean Hwnbard,
Terry Gilbert.
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�GIRLS'
BASKETBALL
VARSITY
standing:
Zoll,
Terri Montgomery,
Tammy Sylvester,
Linda Dunavant,
Monica Strohecker,
Sandra Dunavant,
Chris Peragine,
Christy Carter,
Tammy Fahrion,
Laurel
Sheila Thompson,
Mr. Kimball.
sitting:
Kellie Pride,
Tami Hunter, Jetta Mcintyre,
Terry Pierce,
Jackie Newman.
JUN IOR
VARSITY
standing:
Lisa Cobb, Kellie Pride,
Karen Leithauser,
kneeling:
Jenny Oliver, Sheila Thompson,
Tanya Pierce,
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Phyllis Haskins,
Tracy Peragine, Marlyn Monger, Mr.
Dawnella Sower,
Chris Peragine,
Kimball.
Shay Yocum, Jetta Mcintyre,
Elizabeth Williams.
�GIRL'S
VOLLEYBALL
Standing L to R:
Jackie Newman,
Tammy Sylvester,
Sandra Dunavant,
Kneeling L to R:
Coach Martin,
and Monica Strohecker.
Tami Hunter, Tammy Fahrion,
and Terri Pierce.
We had a good year.
Next year
we will take the first place
trophy.
B
TE AM
Coach Mart ...._
Standing L to R:
Kneeling L to R:
Coach Martin,
Lisa Cobb,
Robin Holley,
Linda Dunavant,
Christy Carter,
Kellie Pride,
Susie Mars,
Tracy Peragine,
and Karen Leithauser.
Shari Basham,
Jetta Mclntrye,
and Kathy Ping.
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�Fred Fisher
John Frazzini
Randy Talbot
SEN IORS
ON
THE
MOVE
Dale Thomp son
Jim Chrisley, Allen Staley, Robert Hasstedt,
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Laurel Zoll
and Thomas Stephenson.
�BOYS'
BASKETBALL
VARSITY
Jbrumy Frazzini, Jerry Frazzini, Randy Talbot·
Standing L to R:
Dale Thompson, Fred Fisher, John Frazzini
Jay Stansell, Corky Mcintyre, Henry �enally
Kneeling L to R:
Herman Lucero, Terry Gilbert, Clay Bassett
Coach:
Mr.
Prior
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Standing L to R:
Bill McDowell, Mike Williams, Terry Jennings
Wayne Semler, Jimmy Frazzini, Paul Thomas,
Kneeling L to R:
Coach:
Mr.
Jones
Henry Benally, Isadore Martinez,
Alex Martinez, Russell Machovec
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�CHEERLEADERS
L to R:
Thedra McCoy
Monica Strohecker
Karen Clark
Sherre McCoy
Susie Mars
Front:
Terri Pierce
POM
PON
GIRLS
Top L to R:
Kellie Pride
Jetta Mclntrye
�racy Peragine
Bottom L to R:
Karen Leithauser
Marilyn Monger
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�B CLUB
L-R:
Row
1.
Shawn Smith,
Tammy Fahrion,
Mike Jackson,
Terry Pierce,
Kellie Pride,
Lisa Cobb,
Hr.
Row 2.
Row 3,
Row 4.
Click,
Steve Young,
Tracie Peragine,
Joe Leithauser,
Corky Z.1cintyre,
Jimmy Chrisley
Allen Staley,
Clay Bassett,
Terry Gilbert,
Jerry Nonger,
Jimmy NcCoy,
Charl es Kelley
Susie Nars.
Phyllis Morrison,
Jackie Newman,
Sandra Dunavant,
Jay Stansell,
Kevin Nelson,
Alex
lartinez, Jimmy Frazzini,
Mr. Prior, 1-rr. Kimball.
Jimmy Mars,
Laurel Zoll,
Jetta Mcintyre,
Karen Leithauser,
John Frazzini,
Fred Fisher,
Monica Strohecker,
Danny Jackson,
Driscoll Staley,
Christy Carter,
Jerry Frazzini,
Tami Hunter,
Dean Humbard,
Chris Freeman,
Randy Talbot,
Z.latt Stavrowsky,
Thomas Stephenson,
Terri Montgomery,
Linda Dunavant,
Kathy Ping,
Robert Hasstedt,
Tammy Sylvester,
Linda Niller,
Shari Basham,
Sheila Thompson,
Chris Peragine
WRESTLING
Standing:
Coach Click,
Allen Staley,
Nelson,
Driscoll Staley,
Charles Kelley,
ChucK Rancatti,
Robert Hasstedt, Thomas Stephenson, Kevin
Bill Green, Jim McCoy
Kneeling:
Lucero,
Shawn Smith,
Steve Young, Mike Jackson,
Jimmy Chrisley,
Everette Luther, Jimmy Mars,
Chris Freeman, Orlando
Danny Jackson, Joe Leithauser
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�STUDEN T COUN CIL
Mr.
standing L to R:
Mr. Kimball,
Abernathy, Susie Mars,
Kellie Pride,
Linda Nelson,
Kevin Nelson,
Sandra
Kimball
Dunavant, Danny
Phyllis Morrison, Sherice Chandler, Karen Clark,
Dawne lla Sower.
sitting L to R:
Roy Echols, Christy Carter,
Susie Basham, Chris Freeman, Ray
Dunavant, Robert Hasstedt, Karen Leithauser.
Jackie Newman
Not shown:
PEP CLUB
Miss Harris
Miss Garris
top row:
Kerr! Goetz,
Irma Rhodes, Dawnella Sower, Laurie Meador, Linda Dunavant,
Tammy Sylvester, Susie Basham, Robin Newton, Karen Box, Phyllis Haskins, Miss Murphy,
Miss Garris, Miss Harris.
Kathy Ping, Christina Hunter,
second row:
Robin Holley,
Copeland,
Lisa Cobb,
Angie Freeman,
Sandra Dunavant,
third row:
Jackie Newman,
Terry Ferguson, Jan Natzke,
Pam McConnel, Kathy Scholz, Vivian Hilton,
Sheila Thompson, Diana Smith,
Evelyn
Charisse McManes.
Pearl Sanchez,
Elizabeth Williams,
Tami
Hunter, Terri Montgomery, Tammy Fahrion,Margaret Monger,
Lesa Stavrowsky, Jenny
Oliver, Cindy Oliver, Sherice Chandler, Denice Chandler,
Loretta Martinez.
Chris Peragine, Judy Oliver,
fourth row:
Stavrowsky, Jay Stansell,
Christy Carter, Steve Young, Matt
John Frazzini, Joe Leithauser, Shari Basham, Kevin
Nelson.
kneeling:
Karen Clark, Marlyn Monger,
Susie Mars,
Tracy Peragine,
Terry Pierce,
Karen Leithauser, Sherre McCoy, Kellie Pride, Monica Strohecker, Jetta Mcintyre,
Thedra McCoy.
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Miss Murphy
�M IS S
Standing:
B AYF I ELD
Linda Dunavant, Dawnella Sower, Shay Yocum, Terry Pierce, Tami Hunter, Shari
Basham, Christy Carter,
Jetta Mclntrye, Phyllis Morrison, Marlyn Monger, Roxanne Pope, Karen
Leithauser, Cindy Miller,
Kneeling:
CA NDIDATES
Susie Mars, Cindy Fields, Mitzi Burcham,
Monica Strohecker, Tammy Fahrion, Terri Montgomery,
Diana Smith
Laurel Zoll,
Sherre
McCoy, Thedra McCoy, Tammy Sylvester, Judi Franks, Lisa Cobb. Kelly Pride. Lesa Stavrowaky
S P I R IT
Monica Strohecker, Chris Freeman,
C AN Dl DA T ES
Phyllis Morrison, Jerry Monger, Jimmy Frazzini,
Karen Leithauser, Susie Mars, Jay Stansell.
The winners were seniors, Phyllis Morrison and Jerry Monger.
45
�SENIOR BAND
Front Row:
L to R:
Lisa Cobb, Roni Robinson, Jetta Mcintyre,
Oliver, Cindy Sower, Tracy Peragine,
Carmen Gilbert.
Second Row:
Jenny
Linda Nelson, Tami Castagnoli,
Gene Bushey, Randy Staley, Victor
Castagnoli, Matt Zoll, Will Leithauser,
Isidore Martinez, Mike Garcia,
Johnny Luther, Wayne Semler, Evelyn Copeland, Allen Staley, Marilyn
Monger, Chris Cobb.
Not Shown:
Back Row:
Mr. Kynnap,
Kent Jones, Saxon Bailey.
Melannie Strohecker and Tina Martinez.
SEVENTH GRADE BAND
Front Row:
L to R:
Carol Freeman, Marcella Sanchez,
Dianne Milner, Tammy Lee,
Mr. Kynnap, Eric Copeland, Rob Oliver,
Sandra Mars, Jack Semler,
Ron Tate, and Brad Ping.
46·
Veronica Lucero,
Linda Stranich, Rhonda Robinson,
Kevin Wilcox,
Donald Christy.
Back Row:
Second Row:
Beverly Martinez,
Mark Holley,
�FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
Top Row L to R:
Cindy Ol iver,
Sandra Dunavant,
Monica Strohecker,
Bottom Row L to R:
Phyllis Morrison,
Linda Dunavant,
Laurie Meador,
Angie Freeman.
Judi Franks,
Marlyn Monger,
Dawnella Sower, Miss Harris.
Chris Peragine,
Karen CLark,
Tammy Sylvester
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
Standing L to R:
Allen Staley,
Mitzi Burcham,
Carol Garcia, Mrs. McEwen,
Kathy McCrary,
Thomas Stephenson,
Cindy Oliver, Robert Hasstedt, Phyllis Morrison, Karen Clark,
Evelyn Copeland,
Cindy Pope,
Judi Franks,
Irma Rhodes,
Eugene
Cundiff.
Sitting L to R:
Lou Stafford, Charisse McManes, Sandra Dunavant,
Cindy Miller, Pearl Sanchez.
Linda
Miller, Roxanne Pope,
47
�ANNUAL STAFF
Standing L to R:
Elizabeth Williams, Sandra Dunavant, Evelyn Copeland,
Cindy Fields, Tammy Sylvester, Susie Mars, Mrs, McEwen-Advisor, Lisa
Miller.
Judy Oliver, Wanda Kolz, Mitzi Burcham.
Sitting L to R:
Co-Editor:
J udi Franks,
Co-Editor:
Sherre McCoy, J ackie
Newman.
Not Shown:
Carol Garcia, Linda Miller
NEWSPAPER STAFF
Standing L to R:
Larry Wiley, Thedra McCoy, Tami Hunter, Eugene Cundiff,
Irma Rhodes, Pearl Sanchez, Judy Oliver, Cindy Oliver, Lesa Stavrowsky,
Chris Peragine, Billy Sitton, Rodney Blacksher, Shari Basham, Everette
Luther, Walter Williams, Terry Pierce, Kelly Goetz.
Sitting L to R:
Cozad,
48
Susie Basham, Phyllis Morrison, Mrs. Payne-Advisor, Betty
Not Shown:
Deanna Dugan
�49
�RODEO
C LU B
Sponsor:
Nr.
Rack rov;:
Corky Mcintyre,
Jerry l'.onger,
Bill. Kolz,
Susie Mars,
, rl11ndo l 11r.ero,
Bill l·!cDowell,
Jim Mars,
}'il:e 1-iilliat�s,
tr.
Susie 3:Jsh<>P;,
Thedr11
Stetur�.
NcCoy,
Fro'"lt r.ow:
Jim McCoy,
Louis Kolz,
Steward
�SUPERLATIVES
BEST DANCERS
BEST COMEDIANS
JOE LEITHAUSER
SHARI BASHAM
JOHN FRA:EINI
MATT STAVROWSKY
PEARL SANCHEZ
MOST TALENTED
MOST ATHLETIC
KEVIN NELSON
TAMMY FAHRION
MATT STAVROWSKY
EVELYN COPELAND
51
�MnST CO!JRTFI)I!S
BEST FIGURE & PHYSiqUE
ROBERT HASSTEDT
KEVIN NELSON
KAREN CLARK
KEVIN NELSON
SHERRE MCCOY
BEST LOOKING
BEST SMILE
KEVIN NELSON
SHARI BASHAM
HERMAN LUCERO
SHARI BASHAM
52
��1nST LT KFLY Tn SliCCEFD
MOST BASHFUL
HENRY BENALLV
KAREN CLARK
TORY HARTMAN
MOST MISCHIEVIOUS
ROBERT HASSTEDT
SUSIE BASHAM
JOE LEITHAUSER
CUTEST COUPLE
FRIENDLIEST
SUSIE MARS
JAY STANSELL
FRED FISHER
LAUREL mLL
�54
��FOOTBALL
Standing L to R:
Coach Jones, Manager-Orlando Lucero,
Kevin Nelson, John Frazzini,
Stavrowsky, Allen Staley,
Jimmy Chrisley,
Randy Talbot,
Coach Kimball,
Robert Hasstedt, Matt
Fred Fisher,
Jerry Monger,
Coach Prior, Manager-Sheila Thompson.
2nd Row:
Jay Stansell,
Dean Humbard,
Corky Mcintyre,
Joe Leithauser,
Jimmy Frazzini,
Steve Young,
Terry Gilbert, Clay Bassett,
Charles
Kelley, Shawn Smith.
1st Row:
Terry Jennings, Mike Murphy,
Chris Freeman,
Nathan Hill,
Paul Thomas, Mark Argeanas,
Frazzini, Jon French, Manager-Diana Smith.
Jimmy Murphy,
Driscoll Staley,
Jerry
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�58
�GRADES
�MR
AND
M I SS
JUN IOR HIGH
WTLL LEITHAUSER
CLASS
DALINDA DUGAN
OFFICERS
PAUL HARTMAN. CHRIS COBB. MARCELLA SANCHEZ. LINDA NELSON.
RHONDA ROBINSON, CAROL FREEMAN. VERONICA LUCERO
60
�Top Row:
Seml�r,
Mr.
Ice,
Jack
Phil Has�ins,
Eric Copeland,
Ron Tate,
Roy Echols.
Kneeling:
Donald Christy,
Eric Williams,
Mcintyre,
Ricky
Charley
Meador.
Top Row:
Garcia,
Mr.
Ice; Mike
Saxon Bailey,
Kelly Willey,
Greg
Carman, Mark Porter,
Randy Glover,
Dunavant,
Ray
Doug Carman,
Chuck Thompson,
Paul
Hartman.
Kneeling:
Allen Reid,
Will Leithauser, Matt
Zoll,
Keith Smith,
Keith Parks,
Shawn
Smith, Micky Christan,
Robert Thompson.
Top Row:
Allen Reid,
Matt Zoll, Will
Leithauser, Mr. Click,
Mark Porter, Greg
Carman.
Second Row:
Wi 11
Dan Ferguson,
Humbard,
Paul Hartman,
Art Sealy,
Rob Oliver.
Bottom Row:
Me Intyre,
Shawn Smith,
Randy Staley,
Ricky
Pat Hurphy,
Mark Williams,
Thompson,
Luther,
Robert
Johnny
Donald C�risty,
Charley Rhodes,
Keith
Parks.
61
�FOOTBALL
Mr. Click, Greg Carman, Randy Glover, Chuck Thompson, Ray
Top Row:
Dunavant, Clint Hawkins, Paul Hartman, Mark Porter, Doug Carman,
Saxon Bailey,
Middle Row:
Randy Staley
Gene Bushey,
Will Leithauser,
Rob Oliver, Mike Garci3,
Coach Click
Matt Zoll, Eric Williams, Shawn Smith, Robert Thompson, Bruce Wallace
Last Row:
John Luther, Pat Murphy, Brad Ping, Mark Holley, Mark William s.
Charlie Rhodes,
Ricky Mcintrye,
Roy Echols,
Charlie Meador, Will
Humbard,
Eric Copeland
PEP CLUB
Sponsor:
Top Row:
Tina Martinez,
Sharla
Phelps,
Delinda Dugan,
Jerri Newman,
Dawndra Iverson,
Susan Thomas, Marcella Sanchez,
Last Row:
Donnel McCoy,
Beverly Martinez,
Jones
Tracy Johnson, Mary Stavrowsky,
Roni Robinson, Kim Holt, Cindy Miller, Melanie Strohecker,
Middle Row:
Mrs.
Diana Steele, Mrs.
Eileen Benally,
Jones
Louise Ferguson,
Carmen Gilbert, Terri Shupe
Mandy Iverson, Kristine Reid, Vicky Hawkins ,
Linda Stranich,
Cindy Sower,
Veronica Lucero,
Carol Freeman,
Linda Nelson, Tammy Lee,
Trishia
Rancatti,
Dianne Milner,
Rhonda
Robinson,
Sandra Mars
CHEERLEADERS
Top:
Veronica Lucero
Standing:
Tammy Lee,
Kneeling:
Cindy Sower,
NOT SHOWN:
Linda Nelson
Christy Cabb
Carol Freeman
�Saxon Bailey
Eileen Henally
Randy Brown
Doug Carman
Greg Carman
Christy Cobb
Delinda Dugan
Ray Dunavant
Lisa F erguson
Michael Garcia
Carmen Gilbert
Randy Glover
Paul Hartman
Kim Holt
Will Humbar"'
Teresa Hunter
Tina Hunter
Dawndra Iverson
Tracy Johnson
Karen Kearns
Gene Bushey
Will Leithauser
Arnold Lucero
Victor Castignoli
Johnny Luther
Tina Martinez
Donnel McCoy
Gay McDowell
Cindy Miller
Patti Moore
Linda Nelson
Jerri Dawn Newman
Gre� Newton
Keith Parks
Sharla Phelps
Mark P orter
63
�Ruth Rancatti
Allen Reid
Charles Rhodes
Keith Smith
Shawn Smith
Randy Staley
Mary Stavro wsky
Diana Steele
Cindy Sower
Susan Thomas
Chuck Thompson
Robert Thompson
Regan Westbrook
Roni Robinson
Elizabeth Sanchez
Melanie Strohecker
EIGHTH GRADE
Walter Williams
Matt loll
GRADE SCHOOL BAND
64
Terry Shupe
K�lly Wiley
�Donald Christy
Eric Copeland
Roy Echols
Carol Freeman
Brenda Greer
Clint Hawkins
Mark Holley
Mandy Iverson
Tannny Lee
Veronica Lucero
Sandra Mars
Phil Haskins
Beverly Martinez
Dianne Milner
Georgianna Morris
Pat Murphy
Paul Olguin
Rob Oliver
Brad Ping
Trishia Rancatti
Kristine Reid
Rhonda Robinson
Marcella Sanchez
Jack Semler
Linda Stranich
Ron Tate
Bruce Wallace
Lana Westbrook
Kevin Wilcox
Eric Williams
Mark Williams
Wanda Williams
SEVENTH GRADE
�Curtis Bailey
Lisa Averill
Rhonda Eag 1 e
Pat Bena lly
Gretchen Fitzge rald
Janine Fitzgerald
Rhonda Chism
Kun Bushey
Laura Carman
Foy Chandler
Sam Green
Bobby Hilton
Teresa Hoover Susan Kearns
•
Treva Lee
Dan Leithauser
Allen Lucero
Hrenda Medina
Donna Millet
Ronnie
Michael Rael
Shane Reid
Troy Shupe
Luke Stavrowsky
Robin Reith
Gary Wilcox
Gene Lucero
Carie Ribaudo
Gayle Williams
Angela Martinez
Tony Peters
Ricky Phelps
Matt Ricca
Penny Sholz
Marianne Williams
SIXTH GRADE
66
Ronnie McKinney Dan McManes
Not shown:
Frank Pride
Kacey Sowers
Mr.
Jody Ice
Debbie Cozad
�Shane Blech
Dianne Christy
Christina F rizell
Brad Greer
Marlene Benally
Donna Fahrion
Cary Hunt er
Brenda Olguin
Susan Kerr
Shanna Lee
James Romero
Marsha Pope
Tina Clein
Donna Haddock
Ricky Ludwig
Terry Scholz
Tonna Davis
Doug Dugger
Patricia Hilton
Stacy Holt
Lee Ann Meador
Timoth y Murphy
Shannon Smith
Trent Smith
Not Shown:
Burnie Gurule
Sonia Stocker
Richard Treanor
Loresa Wheat
Craig Willia ms
Mrs.
Jefferies
FIFTH GRAD E
67
�Penny Aber
Lisa Hartman
Robin Abernathy Sandra Basnaw
Mark Bolinger
Kent Bushey
Lisa Cozad
Sheryl Hoover Shannon Jackson D onald Kalbacher C urtis Lobato Gary Lucero
Duane Haddock
Laura McConnell
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Leeta Nelson
Lee Newton
Lynn Parks
Joe Peragine
Denise Dugan
Shanna Reid
Martin Reith
Michelle Ricca
Dawn Speers·
Steven Staley
Randy Tate
Larry Treanor
Not Shown:
FOUR TH
Lisa Romera
Lisa Westbrook
GRADE
68
Mrs. Sitton
Mrs. Archuleta
Grade School Librarian
Teacher
�Curtis Baker
Leela Basnaw
Daniel Christy
Tracey Clein
Kerry Eagle
Joe Frazzini
Devara Gosney
Kevin Grush
Deidre Haley
Tracy Hunter
Shawn Jones
Shawn Layton
Forrest Lewis
Renita Lockard
Carol Lucero
Marianne McGinnis
Suzanne Milner
Kortney Ricca
Teddy Rider
Tim Taylor
Roxanne Wilcox
Debbie Williams
Susan Williams
Martin Wilson
Marvin Wilson
Loretta Olguin
Michelle Williams
Preston Williams
Mrs.
Pat Rancatti
NOT SHOWN:
*
THIRD GRADE
Scott Davis
*
Donna Dugan
*
Marnie Rogers
6
�Angela Ayala
Jo Jo Billingslea Kathy Campbell
Shane Firestack
Melissa Herrera
Tammie Holt
Calli Hunter
Edwin Lockard
Tracie Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Kenya Peters
Trent Phelps
Jim Robinson
Kelly Stocker
Barbara Dockery
Mike Kolz
Janice Lee
Brad McKinney
Suzanne Niggli
Lara Pelton
Willard Price
Travis Pride
Calvin Pope
Tina Prior
Rick Rodman
Brenda Sower
Daren Sower
Beverly Talbot
Kip Strohecker
Michelle Thomas
Rachel Stavrowsky
SECOND GRADE
](_
Mitzi Finn
Dolores Dugan
Donna Wheat
Kristi Steward
Mrs.
Rodman
�Steven Brown
Barbara Christooherson
Matt Evans
Shannon Finn
Terry French
Wade Garcia
Terry Grush
Billv Hall
Terry Lynn Harris
Carl Hartman
Terry Hilton
Ji mmy Hoover
Jean Kalbacher
Glen Kearns
Tracy Kugle
Roland Lockard
Shaun Mars
Saffron Martinez
Morgan Meyers
Catherine Peragine
Ronnie Price
Douglas Reith
Alan Sower
Monice Speers
Donald Steele
Kevin Stocker
Julie Taylor
Levi Whiteman
Terry Williams
Kenneth Davis
Mrs.
Smith
FIRST GRADE
71
�Dereck Baker
Johnnish Brown
Marty Bryan
Sheldon Gosney
Wesley Haga
Katie Johnson
Bobbi Jones
Michele Kimball
Willie Lobato
Elisia Lockard,
Vicki McElvain
Paul McGinnis
Kristiann McMaster
O'Brady McNew
Bryant Morri s
Tommy Murpny
Charlie Nigglt
Robert Peck
Sherr ee Pope
Monte Ricca
Kl N DERGARTEN
Not shown:
Mitchel Sower
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Jennifer Snooks
Cindy Cozad
Mary Alice Copeland
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CONSTRUCTION
D CONSTRUCT! ON
SEPT! C SYSTEMS
PIPE LINE
HATER FILTRATION PLANT
LAND EXCAVATION
GRAVEL HORKS
884-2651
79
�The tradition of
Durango is built
on hearty men and women meeting
each day with faith and determination.
The folks at The First
are dedicated to keeping the tradi.tion alive.
The
Durango
Tradition
The
bank
that
built
D u r an g o .
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F.D.I.C.
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CUSTOM HOMES
A-FRAMES
ALL TYPES OF CONCRETE WORK
P.O. Box 123, BAYFIELD, CoLORADO
884-9295
80
�RON"S
"The Cosmet1c That's More Than A
Cover Up"
Call to arrange a fascmating
and complimentary fac1al w1th
instructions
in correct
BAYFIELD
beauty
procedures
TEXACO
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
PATTY PRIOR
P.O. BOX 361
BAYFIELD,
COLO.
81122
BAYFIELD,
COWRAIXJ
LAKE HAVEN
RESORT
Cabin s - Groceries
Complete Marina
Water Sk iing-Boats
Fis hin g-Hik in g
( Rain bow Lodge)
Vallecito Lak e
Phon e: 884-2517
B ig Game Hun tin g
Gifts
1022 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
ACCESSORIES
FURNITURE
ORAPERIES
CARPET
LAMPS
ONners :
Ken
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81
�SOUTHWEST
CO.LORADO' S
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
DURANGO,
COLORADO
DURANGO'S FINE FLORIST
ESTABLISHED 1885
700 MAIN AVENUE
DURANf�O, COLORADO
PH:
247-1633
ANIMAS GLASS COMPANY
SERVING THE ENTIRE ANIMAS VALLEY
1403
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2ND AVENUE
DURANGO, COLORADO
CERTifiEO <:p GEMOLOGIST
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
1050 Main �\venue
Phone: 217-3444
Durango, Colorado
81301
82
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303-247-8010
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FOR
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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS
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Bayfield, Colorado
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INSTRUCTIONS
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NEEDLES
DURANGO
1025
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DURANGO, COLORADO
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YOUR PA RTS f!EADOUARTERS
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Retail
and Cat alog Store
Soft lines for the entire f amily.
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TRUCK
&
TRACTOR PARTS
780
lain Avenue
Durango, Colorado
247-3427
PERFORMA1 CE HEADQUARTERS
Sen i o rs
of
Automotive Wholesalers
Durango,
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Phone :
Colorado
81122
24 7-1383
American Parts System
86
1976
�Thompson"s Sad.d.le Shop
RODEO EQUIPMENT
WESTERN WEAR
SADDLE S
TACK
TIMBER
& LOGGING CO.
BAYFIELD,
COLORADO
SOLID ASPENWOOD WALL PLANKING
EACH PLANK HAS ITS OWN PERSON
ALITY, SOFT GRAIN PATTERNS TO
GIVE A PLEASANT FEELING OF ALL
OUTDOORS.
802 Camino Del Rio
Durango, Colorado
81301
LARUE'S BEAUTY
NOOK
Featuring:
Sculptured Hair Cutting
Hair Styling
And Zotos Permanents
SPECIAL GIFTS I" c R SPECIAL PEOPLE . . .
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CLOTHING
JEWELRY
GIFTS
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*
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. LOCATED ON EAST END OF MILL STREET
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
PHONE:
884-9303
MADALYNN & TOM SQUIRES,
PH.
PROPS .
(303) 247- 1504
LOCATED IN THE
GREAT AMERICAN MERCANTILE
666 SIXTH STREET
DURANGO,
COLO.
81301
81
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OF
IGNACIO
IGNACIO,
COLORADO
Established in 1910
LET
Phone IGNACIO
US
HELP
563-4515
Where YOU the CUSTOMER Calls the Shots
�DURANGO
FURNITURE MART
CENTURY BUILDING
COMPLETE LINES OF CARPET,
FURNITURE & APPLIANCES
YOUR LARG E S T,
10ST CO I P L E T E
D E PA RTHE N T S T O R E
I , T H E FOUR C O RNE RS AREA
L O CA T E D I
THE TOW
P L AZA
DURA GO, , CO L O RADO
FREE DELIVERY ANYWHERE
E-Z TERMS
PHONE
247-0512
PLAZA
CHUCK S
D I ES EL
REPA I R, INC.
Qualit� Materials at Reasonable Prices
247-0701
2 Box 228
Telephone
Route
Durango,
Colorado
Free Bids and Estimates
81301
P.O.
1111
Box
3097
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Truck Route
247-3300
Durango,
Colorado
89
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Do
not follow where
the path may lead.
instead,
Go,
where there is no
path and leave a trail.
TO
ALL OUR
fRIENDS
Best Wishes
AT
BAYFIELD
HIGH SCHOOL
r-RoM
From
Alpine Treasures
534 Main,
Durango
Gifts and cards for all occasions
�ingfon. �amera �enter
JUST SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE
DURANGO
1032 MAIN AVE.
LISTENING POST
ELECTRONIC PARTS
AUDIO REPAIR
Hor E STEREO
C.B. RADIO
CAR STEREO
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"BEST WISHES I JACKSQ.� DAVID BOITLING CXlMPANY"
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247-1515
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YOUR WESTERN WEAR HEADQUARTERS
THE UNUSUAL AND FAVORITES IN GIFTS
DON MERTZ
WEDDING SUPPLIES AND PARTY GOODS
960 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO COLORADO
PHONE:
HALLMARK CARDS AND CANDLES
8 1301
DURANGO COLORADO
303 247-0260
Durango
Auto
8 1301
WA L L A CE
Dea lers
FU RNITURE
Association
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COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
t'10REHART CHEVOLET
LAPLATA MOTORS
CARPET
LINOLEUM
DRAPERIES
DURANGO DODGE
CONGRATULATIO:�S
RCA-.TV' S
CARROLL MOTORS
SENIORS
OF
76
WHIRLPOOL AND MAGIC CHEF APPLIANCES
�BASIN PACKING CO.
MAIN SUPPLY
JANITOAAl SUPPLI£!\
212 E
PARK
DURANGO, COLO
81301
247-8224
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RETAIL & WHOLESALE MEATS & GROCERIES
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CLEANERS
DETERGENTS
RUG SHAMPOOS
WAXES
P. 0. Box 1547
TELEPHONE
DuRANGo, CoLo.
247 - 3039
PAPER PRODUCTS
MATTING-ENTRANCE WAY
FLOOR PADS
CHEMICALS & COMPOUNDS
DEODORANTS
WINDOW CLEANING EQUIPMENT
HOTEL-MOTEL EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL VACUUM CLEANERS
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22 Town Plaza
Durango, Colorado 81301
"We Hat'e Time For You"
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PHONE 884-2245
BAYFIELD. COLORADO
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Bayfield, Colorado 81122
PHONE: 303 884·2461
JOB PRI TING
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METAL STAMPING
RUBBER STAMP PROCESSING
MARKING DEVICES OF EVERY KIND
SH OP LOCATED
GEM VILLAGE
920
OFFICE MAOIINES
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81301
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ONE DAY SERVICE
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QuiKCOPY
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RED EYE
1020
MAIN.
DuRANGO,
CoLo.
�Ba�tield SllUR· VALU ?na�tket
P. 0. Box 386
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
PH. 884-2430
"WE EXTEND OUR S INCERE CONGRATULATIOt�S
TO
THE
SENIORS OF
"76"
OUR BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL AND FAITHFUL FUTURE"
C ONOCO
BAYFIELD
MEL CUNDIFF
MARGRET MOORE
24 HOTJR
.fRECKER SERVICE
CERTIFIED MECHANIC ON DUTY
SPECIALIZING IN TUNE-UPS
CALL:
884-9917
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�THE PIONEER STATION OF THE SAN JUAN BASIN
930 KC
Salutes the Class of '76 !
100.5 MHZ
COUNTRY LOVIN' STEREO
�LePiatt's
L. P. GAS, INC.
Jack
COOKING---HEATING
CAMPING
Bayfield:
Durango:
Bayfield,
MARTIN'S
Boot
&
Saddle
884-2629
24 7-1111
Colorado
JENKINS MASON�Y CO.
BRICKWORK
Shop
BLOCKWORK
884-9380
Main Street
Bayfield, C olorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVJCE
Quality Shoe Servtce
Saddle Repair
Quality Boot & Shoe Repair
Custom Made Saddles & Accessories
Custom Made (HAND CARVED)
Leather Articles
FIREPLACES
ALL TYPES OF MASONRY
Bayfield,
Colorado
81122
97
�BASIN
REPRODUCTION
COMPANY
144 WEST TENTH STREET
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
2901 Main Avenue
good luck
class of 1976
Durango, Colorado 81301
303-247-3543
OWNERS
Earl & Ruth Haber
Vallecito Lake, CO.
NED JEFFERIES - PRESIDENT
ALFRED FRAHM -
BAYFIELD REPRESENTATIVE
ALICE MILLER - BAYFIELD REPRESENTATIVE
�TURNER!
REAL t: s-1 A-1 E
EXCHANGE
98
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3')3-247-5672
RANCHES
1137 MAIN AVENUE
COMMERCIAL
DURANGO COLO. 81301
F 0 R G E T
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IN COSTUMES OF THE BYGO�E WEST
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CHARLES WERBICK ESQ & SONS
TURN OF THE CENTURY MALL
640 MAIN
DURANGO, CO.
259-0600
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G ifts
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La pi dar y Eq ui p ment
AUTOMOT I VE
LAWN & GARDE,
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TOYS
G I FTS
WATE R SYS TEMS
HOUS EWARES
S PO RT I N G GOODS
8 Town Plaza
1 00
247-0660
�SELLARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY
270 Eighth Avenue
DURANGO, COLORADO 81 301
P H 0 N E
247-4647
take aim
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Burns National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member Federal Reserve System
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CITY WATER . SEWER AND GARBAGE PICK-UP
LARGE �0 ' X 90 ' SPACES
LARGE GRASSY PARK
FAMILIES W ELCOME
SCHOOL B US SERVICE
TELEPHONES AVAILABLE
OWNERS AND OPERATORS :
PHONE
303- 884-2778
P . O . BOX
387
BAY F I E LD , COLORAD
102
LEE . JOAN AND KAREN CLARK
81122
�J. G R A Y H U N T E R
E v ery on e ' s Happy an d Go Luck y
at V alley of S p r uce C halet
Hunter Excavating
Back Hoes
Dump Truck
Road Work
Gravel Haul i ng
Rt. I
Bay f i eld ,
Col o .
Septic Tanks
Vallecito Lake
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Bayfield Colorado
884-2436
Our
thanks
t o t he
fo l low i n g
me rchants w h o h a v e
s ponsored
page s .
Wilson
Furn i t ure
S t ore ,
Durango
Pon d e ro s a Shopp i n g Cent e r ,
Pre c i s ion
I mport s ,
McKn i ght Jewe lry ,
Brune r ' s
Lodge
Bay f i e l d C o i n
D
and
Durango
Durango
Boat
Laundry ,
Dock ,
S t e ak
Hous e ,
The
K n i c k Knack ,
Gre e n e ry ,
Hogan ' s
S tore ,
H arrell J ohns on
Ted V an D enB erg
Durango
Durango
B ay f i e l d Locker Pl ant ,
Kearn ' s
V a l l e d. t o
Bay f i e l d
& G Automot i ve Machine ,
We s t e rn
Val l e c i t o.
Bay f i e l d
Bay f i e l d
Durango
Durango
1 03
�At Vallecito
in
Re l a x
the
V i c t o r i an
s p l endor o f
the
S T RA T E R HOTE L .
Horseback Rides
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Gue s t
rooms .
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THE COL Ut·1B I AN ROOH a n d
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Is Our Business Not a Sideline
30 years experience
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famou s D i amond B e l l e S a l o o n .
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Durango ,
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247-4431
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LEWIS
HAR D W AR E
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COM P A N Y
TI I E R E TO I ! E L P YOP
A LNAYS
VERNON AND DON SOWE R
B U I LD I NG MATER I ALS
BOX
THOMAS DECORAT I VE L I GH T I N G
BAY F I E L D ,
TRUE - TEST COLOR CENTER
PHONE
1 04
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COLORADO
884 - 24 1 0
81122
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�We the annual staff of lQ74-75
would like to dedicate this annual
to all the students and faculty of
Bayfield School for 1Q74-75.
We
wish you all the good luck and
happiness in the years to come.
We
also hope that you have as much fun
looking through this annual as we had
putting it toge ther. /?
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W. u...f' X:5A.�-UIU
Carol Brown
Editor
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�Sup erintendent
As you gla�ce through this book
you will be reminded of the many happy
years you spent in the Bayfield
schools.
I would like to thank the board,
f�culty, and students for making my
f1rst year of Superintendent so
enjoyable.
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Vernon V. Leithauser
Superintendent
Princip aI
I ap!Jreciate the cooperation of �i1e
students and faculty this past year.
I
believe that this school is one of the best
schools in the basin because of our out
standinq students.
This annual will cerve as a reminder
to each of us of the highly successful year
we've just completed.
Years from now, you
1vi11 pick up this book and �1i 11 remember the
events and friendships that have long since
been forgotten.
Steve ' hi ternan
Princi!Jal
School Boar d
Standing:
Seated:
Mr. Vernon Leithauser
Mr. Donald Mcintyre
Mr. Hugh Purcell
Mr. Don Bolinger
Mr. Jack LePlatt
Mrs. Jane Ford
�Facult y
Mr.
Wayne Dugger
Biology 0. Science
Mr.
Phil Click
P.E.
& Coach
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Ed.
Miss Diaaa Garria
Art
Mr.
Soc.
Roger Foote
Studies & Coach
Mrs.
Janice
Librarian
�Mr.
Boris Kynnap
Music
Mr.
Vernon Ktmball
Science and Coach
Miss Sharon Murphy
Math
Mr. Jerald Prior
Mrs.
Vada Martin
History & Girls Coach
�O ffice Staff
Mrs.
Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Standing L to R:
Roxanne Pope,
Becky Humbard.
Phyllis Morrison, Karen Clark,
Randy Talbot,
Debbie McCoy,
Sheila Thompson, Jackie Newman,
Seated L to R:
Thedra McCoy, Sherre McCoy,
Cus tod ians
Roni Harris, Mike Johnson.
Cook s
Mr.
Pat Ryan
Mr. C linton Porter
Bus D rivers
}irs.
Mrs.
Lois Hickman
Sybilee Phillips
Mrs.
Joan Clark
Mrs.
Verna Hotz
Mr. Clark,
Mr.
Hr. Jack, Mrs. Fisher, Hr. Kugle,
Phelps, Mr. Goetz
��M ike
Joh n s on
M r Wolverin
��Val edictorian
CHERYL FRAHM
Sal utatorian
SHERRY REDD I NG
�M is s
DAR G ood
Ci tize n
Bayf iel d
Tie for 1st Runner-up
Sherre McCoy
Susie Mars
MISS JUNIOR BAYFIELD
Kathy Chrisley was elected DAR Good
Citizen Girl.
Sele ction standards for
"
"
are as foll ows:
DAR Good Citizen Girl
must be a senior above average,
scholarship,
reliabil ity,
and l eadership.
faculty,
Karen Clark
in
patriotism,
She was elected by the
and the supporting chapter
was Sarah Platt Decker Chapter.
Thedra McCoy
1st
Runner-up
ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL
Hiss Bayfield was chosen for her
scholastic achievements, honors,
personality,
poise and beauty.
All the candidates modeled for the
judges and answered questions about
world affairs.
Miss Bayfield and
Hiss Junior Bayfield competed in the
Miss San Juan Basin competition in
which Karen Clark won.
She will
eventuall y compete in the Miss
Teenage Colorado contest.
Tammy Fahrion
Each December,
thousands of
senior students throughout the
nation take part in the Betty
Crocker Search for Leadership in
Famil y Living.
The student with
the highest test scores in each
participating school is named
Family Leader of Tomorrow and
Kevin Nelson
Ronnie Dunavant
Fred Fisher
Al l en Staley
receives a distinctive award.
The winner from B.H.S. is Cheryl
Frahm.
on
national honors.
All conference players are chosen by
coaches from other schools.
Her test scores now go
to competition for state and
These
players were chosen from our team.
Cheryl
Frahm
�H omecoming Queen
ATTENDANT
KAREtl MciNTYRE
tSCORT
FRED FISHER
TisH EcHoLs
EscoRT
MIKE JOHNSON
ATT�NDANT
CHLOE PHILLI PS
ESCORT
KEVIN NELSON
�P rom
R oy aI ty
KEVIN FRENCH AND CHLOE PHILLIPS
�Spi ri t C and i da t e s
Kevin Nelson,
Jerry Frazz ini,
Kevin French,
Randy Talbot,
Tammy Fahrion,
Karen Clark,
Susie Mars,
Claudia Carter,
Sherry Redding
The Winners were Kevin Nelson
and Susie Hars.
H onor
C a nd id a t e s
Ba n d
Evelyn Copel and
Evelyn Copel and has
been accepted to
attend the Top of the
Nation Honor Band in
Top Row:
L to R, Linda Nelson, Diana Smith, Barbara Hunter, Teresa Hunter,
Maureen Hall, Jetta Mcintyre, Phyllis Morrison, Cheryl Wilmer, Christy Carter,
Terri Pierce, Pearl Sanchez, Shari Basham, Susie Mars, Diana Meador, Karen
Leithauser, Robin Holly
2nd Row:
L to R, Tina Huntington,
Roni Harris, Sherre McCoy, Karen Clark,
Jackie Newman, Laurie Meador, Linda Dunavant, Dawnel la Sower,
Thedra McCoy, Tammy Fahrion, Monica Strohecker, Lisa Cobb, Kellie Pride.
Laurel Zol l ,
Al amosa,
Col orado on
February
13-15.
��O fficers
Senior C l a s s
Sarah Lucero-Vice Pres.
Leonard Martinez-President
Chloe Phillips-Sec. Tress.
Fa v orit es
GREG GLENDENING
BRAD BROWN
Chloe Phillips & Leonard Martinez
RICARDO GUSMI\0
�KATHY BASHArt
CARJL f\PmJN
PAULA CAMPBELL
G�VERLY PARKS DAV I S
RON DUNAVANT
CLAUD I A CAR"TEI<
KATHY CHRISLEY
�CHERYL FRAHM
TISH ECHOLS
SCOTT FORD
KEVIN FRENCH
TRACY H I LL
RONI HARR I S
BfCKY HUMBARD
�ROGER KUGLE
H I KE JOHNSON
SARAH LUCERO
ROSS MART I NEZ
BOB MANK I NS
LEONARD MRTINEZ
DEBB I E McCOY
�KAREN Me INTYRE
MICKEY r�cNEW
ROY PALMER
SHERRY REDDING
LAHNA MILLER
CHLOE PHILLIPS
BOBBY TUTTRmJ
T0Mt1Y TUTTROW
����Junior Clas s
Favor ites
O fficers
Karen Clark - Vice Preaiden
t
Laurel Zoll - Sec. Treaa.
Randy Talbot - Preaident
Diana Meador,
Randy Talbot and Karen Clark
�KIM .BROW
JIMMY Cl!RISLKY
J'UD I'ISIID.
JOB PUZZDII
ROIIRT BASSTIDT
UJUI.414 ULLY
KATHY McCRARY
CDJDY MILL&I.
CB.U.ISSI McM.UOS
LI MOIUliSOM
PIIYLS
ROXADJ: .POPI
DAVID UDDDIG
JUDY nANKS
SJIIllU McCOY
JIDY MOJIGII.
JIM ROCD'!'T
�PEARL SANCHEZ
DEBBIE SHERMAN
LOU STAFFORD
ALLEN STALEY
MATT STAVROWSKY
THOMAS STEPHENSON
RANDY TAI.nOT
DALE THOMPSON
JIM THOMPSON
JAY WilMER
NOT SHOWN:
LAUREL ZOLL
JAN NATZKE
��Sop h om ore Clas s
Offi cers
Favorites
PRESIDENT:
JOE LEITHAUSER
VICE PRESIDENT:
SECRETARY:
KEVIN NELSOO
DAN ABERNATHY
CLAY BASSETT
CINDY FIELDS & JOE LEITHAUS!R
SHARI BASHAM
RODNEY BLACKSHER
SHARI BASHAM
I<EVIN BROWN
SUSIE BASHAM
CHRISTY CARTER
�EVELYN COPELAND
DORIS CRONE
SANDRA DUNAVANT
BRYAN DUNN
CAROL GARCIA
TERRY GILBERT
RONNIE GLOVER
BILL GREENE
PAUL HARPER
DEAN HUMBARD
TAM! HUNTER
CHARLES KELLY
WANDA KOLZ
JOE LEITHAUSER
ORLANDO LUCERO
JIM MARS
SUSIE MARS
..
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CINDY FIELDS
.
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DONNIE LUCERO
HERMAN LUCERO
�CORKY Me INTYRE
LINDA MILLER
LISA MILLER
KEVIN NELSON
JACKIE l'."EWJ-1AN
CLIFF PARKS
TERRY PIERCE
STEVE ROCKETT
RICK RYDER
DIANA SMITH
SHAWN SMITH
LARRY THATE
SHEILA TH<l1PSON
PAUL TIKALSKY
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS
CHERYL WILMER
JIM McCOY
CHARLES TUTTROW
LARRY WILEY
��F r esh man Clas s
O fficers
Cindy Oliver - Secretary
Jon French - Vice President
Favor ites
uriscoll Staley - President
Tammy Fahrion - Treasurer
Jon French & Dawnella Sower
�BLAINE ALBXANDEB.
DENlCB CHANDLEB.
MARX AR.GBANAS
SHEIUCB CHANDLER
TAMM Y FAH.lliON
Lllml DtnUVAlfr
TORY HARTMAN
BILL KOLZ
MARY ANN BROBST
HENRY BENALLY
EUGENE
CUNDIFF
JON FUNCH
RICKY LUCEB.O
JERR Y FRAZZINI
DELL HAU.IS
CHRIS FREEMAN
UUI GOETZ
�.JIM MUJlPHY
TBBDllA II:COY
Clli.IS PEllAGM
llANDY PHILLIPS
JIM J.OMDO
DRISCOLL StALEY
CINDY POPB
"lOBlR NEWTON
� RANCA'l'TI
DAWNELLA S�Jl
CINDY O LIVER
1llMA JUIODES
PAUL TH<»US
��From Left to Right:
Shawn Smith, Kevin French,
Christy Cobb,
Kelly Pride, Ray Dunavant,
Thedra McCoy, Jay Wilmer, Christy Carter,
Ronnie Sanchez, Robin Holley, Bob Mankins,
Carol Brown, Susie Basham,
Sitting:
Mr.
Phyllis Morrison,
Tern Mattox
Kimball, Becky Humbard, Tish Echols, Mike Johnson,
Kathy Chrisley, Ronnie Dunavant
Annual Sta ff
From
L. to R.
Terri Moncgonery,
Becky Iumbard,
Laurel Zoll,
Kathy McCrary,
Chloe Phillips, Mrs. Mciwen
Sitting:
Carol Brown, Tiah E chols
Fred Fisher,
Lou Stafford,
Debbie McCoy,
Charisse McManes,
�C h eerleaders
Top row:
Sherre McCoy
Second row:
Karen Clark
Tish Echols
Third row:
Jtoni Harris
Diana Meador
Fourth row:
Susie Mars
Pep Cl ub
Top Row: L. to R. Chris Pera
gine, Elaine Alexander, Thedra
�Coy, Chrbty carter, Tauay
Fahrion, and Monica Strohecker.
Second Row : Miss Garris, Susie
Basham, Shelia Thompson, Tami
Hunter, Terri Montgomery, Terry
Pierce, Denice Chandler, Sherica
Chandler, Jackie Newman, Lou
Stafford, Kathy McCrary, Miss
Murphy. Third Row: Lahnc
Miller, Barbara Kelly, Cheryl
Wilmer, Sandra Dunavant, Diana
Smith, Linda Miller, Elizabeth
W illiams, JoAnne carmen, Karen
Box, Kerri Goetz, Charissa
McManes, Laurel Zoll. Fourth
Row: Evelyn Copeland, Judy
Frana •· Jan Natzke. Pearl
Sanchez, Sherry Reddin�. Debbie
Sherman, Shari Bashaa, Linda
Dunavant, Laurie Meador, Dlnrn·
ella Sower, Chloe Philllpe •
Kathy Chrisley.
Sharra McCoy
Diana Meador
Sponeon:
Tish Echols
Karen Clark
Left-Miaa lilrpby, aigbt--Miaa Garria
Susie Mllr s
Jtoni Barris
�V ol l eybal l
Gir ls
Team
"A"
Coach Martin,
Back Row:
Roni Harris.
Middle Row:
Sandra Dunavant,
Laurel Zoll,
Tish Echols,
Monica Strohecker,
Linda Miller.
First Row:
Pierce, Tammy Fahrion and Sherry Redding.
'' 8''
Back Row:
Newman,
Coach Martin,
Susie Basham,
Thompson,
Row:
Tea m
Diana Smith.
Shari Basham,
Jackie
Sheila
First
Susie Hars,
Elaine Alexander and Christy
Carter.
Linda
Karen �lclntyre,
Dunavant,
Tami Hunter,
Terry
�P om
Taaay
Fahrion
Pon
Thedra
Gir l s
Elaine
McCoy
Alezarrder
Monica
Chriaty
Chria
Strohecker
Carter
Peragina
Na tiona l
H onor Society
Mike Johnson and Ronnie Dunavant
received the honor of being named
High School All American.
This
award ia to recognize outatanding
High School Studenta in the field
of Athletic• and Academica.
·
The
award ia given to leas than 1� of
all High School athletea throughout
the nation.
Their achievement• are
placed in the High School All
.American Annual which conaiata of
every High School All American
who was selected.
Miu Johnaon
Romrle DuDaYa t
�ranka.
Standing.
Karen Clark,
Kneeling:
Mra. Jamea, Ronnie Dunavant, Robert Ha11tedt,
Thoma• Stephen1on,
ICathy Chrialey.
Phyllia Morri1on,
Judy
Sherry Redding, Cheryl Frahm,
and
�dike Johnson
Halfback
Kevin French
Bob Hankins
Halfback
Ro:mie Dunavant
Leonard .lartinez
Fullback
nalfback
Halfback
Ross Nartinez
Halfback
Scott Ford
Offensive End
Football & Basketball
Managers
Becky
Humbard
Head Coach
Mr.
Carol
Brown
Prior
Asst. Coach
Mr.
Kimball
�Footba l l
Coach Kimball,
Back Row:
Kevin French,
Hasstedt.
Becky Humbard,
Ronnie Dunavant,
Dan Abernathy
Bob Mankins,
John Frazzini,
Scott Ford,
Fred Fisher,
Mike Johnson.
Manager,
Middle Row:
Jay Wilmer, Terry Gilbert,
Rick Ryder,
Kelly,
Dean Humbarcl,
Randy Talbot,
Leonard Martinez,
Ronnie Glover,
Donnie Lucero.
Jim McCoy, Kevin Nelson,
Bill Green,
Rooert
Coach Prior.
Carol Brown,
Clay Bassett,
Manager,
Allen Staley,
Jimmy Chrisley,
Shawn Smith,
Charles
Ross Martinez.
Corky Mcintyre.
Chris Freeman,
Front Row:
Herman Lucero.
Tern Mattox.
Jim Murphy, Driscoll Staley, Dale Harris,
Frazzini, Jon French, Paul Thomas,
Manager.
Jerry
Joe Leithauser, and
Alex Martinez.
8
C l ub
Mr. Prior,
Top Row:
2nd Row:
Click, Mrs. Martin, Mr.
Foote,
Laurel Zoll, Jerry Frazzini, Kevin Brown
Kevin French,
Tish Echols.
3rd Row:
Mr.
Mr. Kimball
Bob Mankins,
Fred Fisher, Mike Johnson, Jay Wilmer, Dan Abernathy,
Becky Humbard.
Charles Kelly,
Jim Thompson,
Kevin Nelson,
Scott Ford, Randy Talbot, John Frazzini. Ronnie Dunavant. Roni Harris,
Carol Brown, Allen Staley, Shawn Smith, Jim McCoy, Rick
4th Row:
Ryder, Dean Humbard, Leonard Martinez, Ross Martinez, Sherry Redding,
Last Row:
Lucero,
Terry Pierce, Alex Martinez,
Robert Hasstedt.
Roger Kugle,
Joe Leithauser.
Jim Chrisley.
Herman
�Futur e B us ines s Le ad ers
of A mer ica
Officers:
President,
Kathy Chrisley;
Vice-President,
Secretary,
Judy Franks;
Cheryl Frahm;
Treasurer,
Sherry Redding;
Historian,
Karen Clark;
Parliamentarian,
Pearl Sanchez;
Back Row: L to R, Judy Franb, Phyllia Morrison, Karen Clark,
Lou Stafford, Tiah Echola, carol Brown, Kathy Cbrbley, Evelyn
Copeland, Roni Harris
Front Row: L to R, Kathy McCrary, Sherry Redding, Mrs. McEwen,
1?earl Sanchez, Cheryl Frahm, Chloe Phillips
Fut u r e H omemaker s of Amer ica
L to R--;- sherice Chandler, Denice Chandler, Thedra McCoy,
Cbrb Peragine, Kerri Goetz.
Front Row: L to R, .Judy Franb, Diana Saith, Karen Clark, Sandra
Dunavant, Phyllia Morrison, Laurie Meador, Linda Dunavant, DavDella
Sower.
'Biei Row:
Mi88 Barril
Sponsor
�Ba nd
BAND OFFICERS:
Front Row:
Row:
Evelyn Copeland,
Sandra Dunavant,
Kathy Chrisley, Mr.
Terry Gilbert.
Jimmy Chrisley.
Second
Standing:
Allen Staley. Cheryl Frahm,
Kynnap.
Standing:
Third Row:
Standing:
BAND OFFICERS
Sitting:
Chloe Phillips,
Evelyn Copeland
Kathy Chrisley,
&
Cheryl Frahm.
Brian Dunn.
C h orus
C{ORUS OFFICERS
Kellie Pride,
Debbie McCoy,
and Cindy Oliver.
Back Row:
McCoy,
Becky Adams, Maureen Hall,
Cindy Oliver,
Strohecker,
Donnel McCoy.
Debbie Thompson,
Newman,
Jetta Mcintyre.
Pride,
Angalene Finlay,
Ruth Rancatti,
Second Row:
Debbie
Melanie
Tracy Peragine, Jerri Dawn
First Row:
Lesa Cobb,
Marlyn Monger ' Kellie
Karen Box.
�Senior s
Sherry
1n
A c t ion
.
Ross
aedding
Martinez
!ob
Karen
Mclnt:r.re
Mankins
Roni
iarris
Ronnie
Dunavant
Mike
Johnson
Mr.
Foote
Mr.
Click
Mrs. Martin
Mr.
Prior
Mr.
Ice
Mr. Kimball
Tish
Scott
Echols
lord
levin
French
�Wr es t I in g
Joe Leithauaer
Charle11 Kelly
Kevin Ne leon
The above wrestlers entered in
State Competition.
Standing:
L to R, Coach Click, Jimmy Chrialey,
Allen Staley, Kevin Nelson, Larry Thate, Jerry
Monger, Charles Kelly, Stat.
Kneeling:
Debbie McCoy
L to R, Robert Haastedt,
Freeman, Chuck Rancatti,
Chris
Jimmy Mars, Joe
Leithauser. Thomas Stephenson
JR. HIGH
Top Row:
L to R, Mike Murphy, Jimmy
Frazzini, Greg Carman, Terri Jennings,
Mark Porter,
2nd Row :
Paul Hartman, Doug Carman
L to R, Wayne Semler, Randy
Staley, Everette Luther, Keith Parka,
Will Leithauaer, Will Humbard, Matt
Zoll, Coach Click
�V ar sity
Tish Echols was chosen
as an All-Star Volley
Back Row:
Manager,
Karen Mcintyre,
Pierce.
Terri Montgomery,
Tish Echols,
Front Row:
Linda Dunavant,
Jackie Newman,
Monica Strohecker,
Roni Harris,
Laurel Zoll and Terry
Christy Carter,
Tammy Fahrion,
ball Player at the
tournament held in
Ignacio.
Sandra Dunavant and Sherry Redding.
Gir l ' s
Junior
V ar sity
Back Row:
Sheila Thompson,
Sandra Dunavant,
Monica Strohecker and Linda Dunavant.
Carter,
Coach,
Terry Pierce,
Tammy Fahrion,
Mrs. Vada Martin.
Linda Miller,
Front Row :
Christy
Sherry Redding and
�B as ketball
V ars ity
Roll Martinez, John
L to R:
Frazzini, Fred Fisher, Bob
Mankins, Dan Abernathy, Randy
Talbot,
Ron Dunvant,
Scott
Ford, Mike Johnson, Kevin
French
Coach:
Mr. Prior
Ju nior
V arsity
Standing:
L to R, Terry
Gilbert, Dell Harris, Tem
Mattox.
Ronnie Glover, Clay
'Bassett, Jerry Frazzini, Jta
McCoy,
Dale Thompson
Kneeling:
L to R, Alex
Martinez, Corky Mcintyre,
Herman Lucero, Henry
Benally, Jon French, Paul
Thomas,
Driscoll Staley,
Donnie Lucero and Coach
Foote
�Pep R all y
�BEST DANCERS
CUTEST COUPLF
FRED FISHER
CHLOE PHILLIPS
LAUREL ZoLL
MATT STAVROWSKY
MOST BASHFUL
MOST MISCHIEVIOUS
KAREN flfd Jfl"Yft
ScoTT FoRD
T1st1 EcHOLS
LAHNA MILLER
HENRY BENALLY
�r.,osT I T i<EL" T'"' SUCCEED
RoNNIE DuNAVANT
�[q PERSONALITY
MIKE JOHNSON
CHLOE PHILLIPS
BEST LOOKJNG
KATHY BASHA.M
MIKE JoHNSON
CHLOE PHILLIPS
FRIENDLIEST
KAREN CLARK
1(;;:vIN FRENCH
�CHLOE PHILLIPS
BEST SMILE
MICKEY McNEw
CHERYL FRAHM
BEST COMEDIANS
�ST TALENTED
MOST ATHLETIC
MOST COURTEOUS
KARE� CLARK
MIKE JOHNSON
RoNNIE SANCHEZ
TlSH ECHOLS
BRAD BROWN
KAREN MciNTYRE
RoN DuNAVANT
�����Mr. and M is s
Ju n ior H igh
JIMMY FRAZZINI & KELLIE PRIDE
BIGHT GUDI
Left to Right: Bill Sitton,
Hike Murphy, Jillllly Frazzini,
Mr. Ice, I.. dore Martinez,
Everette Luther, Wayne Sealer.
SBVBNTR GaADB
Firat Row L to R: Mr. Ice,
Johnny Luther, Robert Thompson,
Will Leithauaer, Mark Porter,
tally Wiley, Matt Zoll. Second
Row:
Michael Garcia, Ray Dunavant,
Keith Parka, Gene Bushey, Keith
Smith, Randy Brown, Doug Carman.
Third Row: Charles Thompson. Will
Humbard, Greg Carman, Paul Hartman,
Saxon Bailey, Brian Benson, llandy
Glover.
�B as k etball
ICneeling: Sharen Phillips, Tena
Hunter. Liz Sanchez, Becky Adau,
Mary Phillips, Donnel McCoy.
Standing: Mrs. Martin, Chris
Cobb, Marlyn Monger, Linda Nelson,
�ellie Pride, Tracy Peragine.
Mr. Ice.
ICneeling: Tina Martinez, Helannie
Strohecker, Cindy Sower, Jetta
Mcintyre, Tracy Johnson, Tanya
Pierce. Standing: Mr. Ice,
Eileen Benally, Sharla Phelps,
Karen Leithaueer, Margaret
Monger, Lisa C.:Ollb, Mrs. Martin.
F oot ball
l'irat low:
Mr. l'oote, Brian Benson,
Johmly Luther, Mark Luther, Will
Leithauaer, Will Humbard, Matt Zoll,
Jlobert Tbolllpaon, Gene Busbey.
Second
low :
Allan J.eid,
Paul Hartman, by
Duaavant, Greg Carman, Michael Garcia,
Charlea Tbolllpaon, Saxon Bailey, Doug
Carman, bndy Staley.
Julie McCoy,
Third low :
Jt.ry l'raasini, Mike
!t.lrp by, blly Goeta, Louea Kola,
Everette Luther, Iaadore Martines.
Terry Jemuna•, Rathan Hill.
�Pep Club
Jr.
High Pep Club Sponsor
Mrs. Kay Jones
Top Row:
Tracy Johnson, Jetta Mcintyre, Teresa Hunter,
Sharla Phelps, Angie Freeman, Tina Huntington, Christia
Marlyn Monger, Mary Phillips,
tena Hunter, Maureen
Third Row:
Ryder, Margaret Monger,
Jeri Dawn Newman.
Hall,
Tina Lucero, Cindy Sower,
Kathy Scholz,
Jennie
Robin
Holley,
Oliver, Angalene Finlay, Tammy Fahrion,
Tonya Pierce, Cindy
Second Row:
Melania Strohecker. Sherrie Philli ps, Becky
Adams, Donnel McCoy, Doreen Pope, Crissie Hunter, Tracy
Elizabeth Sanchez.
Sower,
Peragine,
Top Row:
Diana Steele.
Christy Cobb,
Second Row:
Third Row:
Karen Leithauser.
Lesa Cobb,
Linda Nelson,
Kelly Pride.
Roni Robinson.
C hee rl eade r s
�Band
Top Row:
Tony Peters,
Phelps,
Danny Leithauser.
Second Row:
Ricky
Gary Wilcox,
Patrick Benally,
Kacey Sower,
Kim Bushey,
Daniel McManes,
Ronnie Montgomery,
Penny Scholz,
Gretchen Fitzgerald.
Janine Fitzgerald,
Angela Martinez,
Third Row:
Rhonda Chism,
Donna Miller,
Rhonda Kay Eagle, Aimee
Peragine.
Top Row:
Mark Holley,
Ronald Tate
Second Row:
Eric Copeland, Robert
Oliver,
Beverly Martinez,
Kevin Wilcox,
Charley
Meador, Lana Westbrook,
Jack Semler,
Third Row:
Sandra Mars.
Tammy Lee,
Becky Wilmer, Linda
Stranich,
Rhonda
Robinson, Veronica
Lucero,
Carol Freeman,
Marcella Sanchez,
Don
Christy
Top Row:
Mur?hy,
Row:
Will Humbard,
Mike
Bill Sitton.
Second
Russell Newman,
Isadore
Martinez,
Everette Luther,
Randy Staley,
Gene Bushey,
Will Leithauser, Matt Zoll,
Saxon Bailey
Third Row:
Robin Holley, Louis Kolz,
Jeffrey Kelly,
Wayne Semler,
Tina Martinez,
Marlyn Monger,
Tami Castagnoli,
Chris Cobb,
Melanie Strohecker,
Diana Steele.
Kim Holt,
Fourth Row:
Lisa Cobb, Jenny Oliver,
Roni Robinson, Tanya Pierce,
Jetta Mcintyre, Carmen
Gilbert, Debpie Stevens,
cy Peragine.
Linda Nelson, Tra
�•
Jamey
B lacksher
Tami
Castagnoli
Lisa
Cobb
Kelly
Maureen
Nathan
Goetz
Hall
Hill
Terry
Karen
Jennings
Margaret
Monger
Everette
Angalene
Jirmny
Angie
Finlay
Frazzini
Freeman
Robin
Christina
Tina
Hunter
Huntington
Jetta
Marty
Holley
Julie
McCoy
Mcintyre
Tracy
Leithauser
Luther
Marlyn
Monger
Russell
Jenny
Newman
O liver
Peragine
Miller
Tanya
Pierce
\
Kellie
Christis
Kathleen
Pride
Ryder
Scholz
W ayne
Semler
Lesa
Stavrowsky
Debbie
Thompson
E igh t h
Grade
Not Shown:
Louis Kolz
Isadore Martinez
Alan
Morgan
Tikalsky
Wallace
Sherylnn
Kenney
Westbrook
Bill
Goetz
Sitton
Doreen Pope
Mike Williams
�B.ebeeea Adams
Saxon Bailey
Eileen Benally
Brian Benson
B.andy Brown
Gene Bushey
Doug Carman
Seventh
Grade
•
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.
Greg Carman
Vietor Castagnoli
Chris Cobb
B.ay Dunavant
Hieheal Garcia
Carmen Gilbert
B.andy Glover
Paul Hartman
Kimberly Holt
Will Humbard
Tena Hunter
Teresa Hunter
Tracy .Johnson
Jeff Kelley
-
Will Leithauser
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Lucero
.John Luther
Tina Martinez
Donnel McCoy
Cindy Miller
Patti Moore
Linda Nelson
.Jerri Newman
Qreg Newton
Sbarla Pbelps
Mary Ann Phillips
�Sharon Phillips
Mark Porter
B.uth llancatti
Laura B.edding
Alan B.eid
Charlie B.hodes
Libbie B.oberts
Not Shown:
Karen Kearns
Keith Parks
Dean Sneed
Gene Benjamin
B.onnie Robinson
Elizabeth Sanchez
Terri Shupe
Keith Smith
Cindy Sower
B.andy Staley
Mary Stavrowsky
Not Shown:
Chuck Thompson
B.egan Westbrook
Matt Zoll
Diana Steele
Debbie Stevens
Melanie Strohe,ker
B.obert Thompson
Susan Thomas
Dee Westbrook
Kelly Wiley
GRADE SCHOOL WRESTLING
5TH & 6TH GRADE
BASKETBALL
�Don
Eric
Roy
Christy
Copeland
Echols
Mark
Tammy
Holley
Veronica
Lee
Sandra
Beverly
Lucero
Ricky
Mars
Martinez
Mcintyre
Rob
Tricia
Dan
Oliver
Rancatti
Redding
Carol
Freeman
Brenda
Clint
Greer
Hawkins
Charley
Dianne
Paul
Me.ador
Milner
Olguin
Kristy
Rhonda
Reid
Marcella
Jack
Robinson
Linda
Bruce
Sanchez
Semler
Stranich
Wallace
Lana
Kevin
Westbrook
Wilcox
Eric
Mark
Becky
Williams
Williams
Wilmer
Not Shown:
Walter Gafford
Pat Murphy
Sixt h Grade
Ron Tate
Mike Toci
Mandl Iverson
Brad Ping
Vicky Hawkfns
Mr.
Ice
�Curtis
Patrick
Mardella
Teresa
Bailey
I<im
Laura
B enally
Brown
fo
t over
Bushey
Carman
Ronda
Gretchen
Janine
Danny
Allen
Eagle
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Green
Leithauser
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Gene
Mary Ann
Lucero
Ciprano
lolartinez
Daniel
Martinez
Donna
McManes
Miller
Michael
Michael
Robin
Rael
Reid
Reith
Rhonda
Chism
Aimee
Ricky
Tony
Frank
Peragine
Phelps
Peters
Pride
Matt
Penny
Mike
Ricca
Scholz
She man
Sam
Roy
Chandler
Ronnie
Montgomery
Kacey
Troy
Luke
Shupe.
Gary
Sower
Stavrowsky
Wilcox
Fifth Grade
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Williams
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Walton
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Williams
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Doug Dugger
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Brad Greer
Donna Haddock
Stacy Holt
Cary Hunter
Shanna Lee
Ricky Ludwig
Lee Ann Meador
Timothy Murphy
Lee Newton
Brenda Olguin
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Terry Scholz
Shannon Smith
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Loresa Wheat
Craig Williams
Mrs.
Martha Archuleta
Fourt h Grade
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�Kindergarten
BARBARA
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JEAN KALBACHER
TRACY KUGLE
KENT LEWIS
SHAWN MARS
MARTINEZ
BRYANT MORRIS
SAM MORRIS
RODNEY REIDER
DOUGLAS REITH
SHERMAN
ALAN S�R
MONICA SPEERS
DEVIN STOCKER
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CHRISTOPHERSON
SAFFRON
CATHERINE
PERAGINE
DONALD STEELE
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TEACHER
TEACHERS AID
LIBRARIAN
CHRIS COLEMAN
TERRI LYNN HARRIS
TIMMY MARTIN
TOMMY MURPHY
VANETTE SADLER
�Mr.
Thomas W.
Hill,
Superintendent
at Bayfield High School from 1968
to 1974.
26,
Mr.
Hill was born June
1924 in Levelland, Texas and
passed away May 31, 1974.
Chuck Sanchat,
a former
classmate of the 1975
Senior Class.
He was
born on November 27, 1956
passed away on March 6,
1974.
��OUTDOORS
AMMUN ITION
�� IN G
,(�P
AN D
EQUIPMENT
DURANGO,
COLORADO
247-4066
FISH IN
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SHOES
FOR THE FAMILY
1021 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO COLORADO 81301
'The Cosmet1c That's More Than A
Cover Up'
Call to arrange a fasc1natmg
and complimentary fac1al with
instructions
in correc
beauty
procedures.
PATTY P R I O R
P.O. BOX 3 6 1
BAY F IELD , C OLO.
OWNE RS-
B E R T AND VELMA EMBREE
811 2 2
�GOSNEY
BROS
CONSTRUCTION
ROftD CONSTRUCTION
SEPTIC SYSTEMS
PIPE LINE
WATER FILTRATION PLANT
LAND EXCAVATION
884-2651
�R O S E B E R RY
PLU MBING
E conomy
St ore
Dry Goods
Groc eries
&
HE ATING
2%
D iscount
IGNACIO, COLORADO
2 10 West 8th Street
Ph one :
2 4 7 - 2 523
Durango,
Colorado
UAlltY OF
SPRUCE CHALET
WHERE PEA CE AND QUIET
P REVAIL
BAS IN
SADDLE
SHOP
ON THE VALLECITO R I VE R
New and Used Equipment
Johnny and Dor i s Cav igg i a
PHONE 8 8 4-26 23
Leather and Canvas Repairs
"You get the horse. "
ROUTE #1 BAYFIELD, COWRJ\TY) 8112 2
Rt. 2
Box 2 2 9
Duran��:o Colo.
Leon
"We ' ll make the saddle. "
�liD
�
durango Javingf
and loan a JJociation
1101 SECO 'D AVE UE
Pine R iver
DURA. 'GO, COLORADO 81301
Lodge
303-247-4183
HOLSUM
BR EAD
Fresh Bread Flat·or.
2 2 Cabins
•
Don & Ermalee Atkinson
9onna.
Debbie,
&
Denise
Located at Vallecito
CONG RAT ULAT I ONS
SEN I ORS OF
"
75 "
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�Hardware &
Lumber Co.
Wel\!5
f'loteL
"LET YOUR GUEST S BE OU R GUESTS "
HARDWARE STORE
775 GODDARD AVE.
IGNACIO, COLORADO 81137
PHONE 88 4-2245
Phone 563-4230
CO
GRATULATIONS
CLAS S OF
1 975 !
CONG RATULAT IONS
L
AND
CLASS OF
"7 5"
J
CONSTRUCTION
" F O R ANY BUILDING NEEDS "
NEW CONSTRUCTION, REMODELING ,
CONC RET E WORK
LLOY D MOORE 884-2297
JAMES JONES 884-2536
�PL AZ A
RUFE'S
C LE A NE R S
IN A HU R RY? WilY WO R RY
KOMAC
PAINT
STORE
1 HOUR SE RVICE
12 TOW
PLA Z A
DURANGO ,
COLO RADO
247-2 3 1 4
PHONE:
2 4 7 -5267
r:ONGRATULATIONS
SENIO RS
38 TOWN PLAZA
DURANGO, COLORADO
OF
"75 "
�
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Zfrttborf 3}£fur1r�
22 Town Plaza
Durango, Colorado 81301
"We Have Time For You"
A &W
D R I VE- I N
FEATURING
AN ISLAND OF REFRESHMENT,
THE BURGER FAMILY,
A&W ROOT BEER
&
LOTS OF OTHER FINE FOOD
Eugene W. Endorf
301-2 4 7 - 0 6 0 5
DIAMONDS - WATCHES
GIFTS - REPAIRING
2603 Main
&
The Corner of Camino Del Rio
�BAYFIELD RJ.o;..'RESr::.T..TIVES:
Alice
uan
REALTY
�ed w.
2901
Jeffries,
Hain r.ve.
co.
�res.
tiller
Lynn Barlow
lfrec'l.
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•
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Durango
take aim
on your future
Burns National Bank
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member Federal Reserve System
�V oice
of
the F our C orners
Radio
AM
FM
STEREO
The Ptoneer St�tion
OF The Sun du�n Bqs\n
�LARUE' S BEA.UTY
SIN J<J 10!!0
Ostwald's Print Shop
.i\ RL I�. OST"� ALD. 0'\V�En
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
' NOOK
PHONE: 303 884-2461
JOB PRI 'riNG
Featurin;r:
MIMEOGRAPHING
METAL STAMPING
Sculptured Hair Cutting,
Hair Stylin>r
And Zotos Permanents
RUBBER STAMP PROCESSING
MARKING DEVICES OF EVERY KIND
SHOP LOCATED
GEM VILLAGE
Located on the East end of Main
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone 8 8 4 - 2 2 3 4
w�s tern
JACK'S
C on s truc tion
A nd
D evel op ment
8AYFIELD
LOC KER
C orporation
Lake Vista Estates at Vallecito Lake
All
Types of Custom Building
and Remodeling
Wayne Fi sher
Phone:
884-2$79
i'Jholesale Meat
Groceries-Feed
P.O. Box 192
Bayfie ld,
C o l orado
Mill St.
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone:
8 8 4 -2 6 2 0
�L a Plata E le ctric As s oc iation
Box
:1car t i e s t r o ngra t u la t i o ns
180,
Durang o,
I nc.
C o l o.
t o t'le s tuden t s
and fa cu l ty of Bayf i e l d H igh
S ch o o l
Ba�tiel� SHUR· VALU ?na�tket
P. 0. Box 386
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
PH. 884-2430
"WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE CONG RATULATIONS
TO
THE
SENIORS OF
"75"
OUR BEST WISHES FOR A S U C CE S S F UL AN D FAITHFUL F UTURE"
�RANCH TOl"'LS
LEWIS
BATH SHOP
HAR DWARE
&
HO 1E DECO RATI G
SPORTING r.OODS
LUMBER
COMP ANY
BUILDI G :.fATERIALS
THOMAS DECORATIVE LIGHTING
T RUE -
TEST COLOR CE, TER
ALWAYS THERE TO HELP YOU
VERNO
A. D DON SOWER
B JX 345
BAY FIELD,
COLORADO
P!IO E 884-24 10
8 1 1 22'
�IN MEMORY OF
CHUCK SANCHEZ
T H.E
LONG HO R N
DI�I r, 4 COCKTAILS
BAY FIELD,
R E STAU RANT
AND
COLORADO
LOUNG E
CO>Jl.RATULATIO. S CLASS OF "7 5 "
C HARLI E'S
3.2%
BEER
BAY FIELD,
& GROCERIES
COLORADO
SPORTING GOODS & RECREATION
PHONE 884-9<J80
�SHI PLE Y' S AND
WAM PUM W IG WAM
Indians Arts and Crafts
Unusual Jewelry and Gifts
S ilver and Goldsmithing Supplies
Lapidary Equipment
D urango A uto D ealers
CARROLL .
A ss ociat ion
TORS
. REI-L\RT OIE\'ROLET
LAPLATA MOTORS
LAM MOTORS
DURANGO DODGE
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS O F " 75 "
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Re t ai l
Soft
and C a t a l og S t o re
line s f o r the e n ti re f ami l y.
780
D u r an g o,
l ain Avenue
C o l o rado
247- 3427
..
And in
the Lo unge o n ly Top E n te rt ai��cn t
f o r Y o u r D a n cing & Li s tening P le a s u rPJffe r s On l y A u then t i c
1cxi can Food
fen ors
of
19 7S
Re s t a u r a n t
247-085 0
L o unge 247-4098
61 9
l ain Ave.,
D u r ango,
MATTOX
CONSTRUCTION
co.
For
C ru s hed Ro ad M a te ri a l s
Ex c a v a ti o n
Top s oi l
Fi l l Di r t
Pho ne:
884-24 35
B ayfie ld,
Co l o r ad o
81 1 2 2
Colo rado
�VALLECITO
RESORT
COTTAGES AND TRAILER'PARK
STORE- RECREATION HALL
Featuring National Square Dance Callers
®
IN SOUTHWEST COLORADO
18 Miles Northeast of Durango
Route 1
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
Phone (303) 884-2631
W. H. "H" and Loene Nelson, Owners
LAKE HAVE N
RESORT
Cabins-Groceries
Complete Marina
Water Skiing -Boats
Fishing- Hiking
Big Game Hunting
Gifts
(Rainbow Lodge)
Vallecito Lake
Phone: 8 8 4 - 2 5 17
DAM REAL
ESTATE
AGENCY
Speci alizing in V alleci t o L ate
and B ayfield A re a P r ope r ties.
Cl a re n ce Bl a ck,
B r oker
V a l le ci t o L ake
R oute 1
B ayfield, C o l o r a d o
01:ncrs:
Ken and r:axine �latzl:e
�B AN K
CI O
Phone
rr.l-.l CIO
��The
tradi t i on of Durango.
on hea r t y men and women meeti ng
each da y wi th fai th
na t i on.
and determi
The fol ks a t The F i rs t
are dedicated t o keeping the tradi t i on al i ve.
The
Durango
Tradition
The bank
We're f!Pre To Jlss i s t You wi th all
tha t b u i l t Durango.
Member F. D.I.C.
G i f t Needs
LADIES' MEN'S
Young 'Uns,
Speci a l
too
CHU CKS
Occasions
DIESE L
IMPORTS from: Spai n-Engl and
Irel and-Sweden
I t a l y -Mexi co-Ind i a
REPAIR, INC.
LIVING
DISTINCTIVE
GIFTS
Telephone 2 4 7-0 7 0 1
Route 2 Box 2 2 8
Durango, Colorado 8 1 3 0 1
259�663 /1.58 ea.st "''NTH Street· Sec:oncl A"frr.H!
Mas tercharge
Bankamer icard
D a i l y 9·30-5:30
�Jack
Le P ia tt' s
L. P. GAS, INC.
COOKING- --liE/\TING
Cl\!-lPI I G
ayfield:
urango:
884-2629
24 7-l lll
Bayfield,
Colorado
�Arvin's
Coo\w ater
R anch
Automo tive
[
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Tun e-up
R ep air
Located right next to
Western Construction
Bayfield,
Colo.
8 8 4 -9 935
COOL-QliiET-r.o 1FORTABJ.E
'10DER:-J CABI:-JS ON THE PI E RIV:ER
N1Tll RIVER FISHING PRIVIL EGES
OW"'JED AND O PERATED
ALTA '1. TIEUTEN
ROUTE Ill
"JORTII OF BAYFIELD,
RY
C:OLORADO
PON DE ROSA
SHOPPING
CE NTE R
Groceries
Laundromat
Liquor Store
Gifts
License & Tackle
_
Windmills
Aeration Septic Plants.
Floyd & Dorthy Lepper
Well Testing
We Install Complete Systems
24-Hour Service
Route fH
Bayfield, Colorado
Stan Harris
Durango, Colorado
81122
81301
�OLIGER
SHEET
METALS
CITY
MARKET
Durango,
'IETAL �l"ILDT. GS
Colorado
GI.::.!:CRAL SHE E T �!I: T,\L
SI:NIO?S
OF
DURANGO,
SUPERIOR AUTOMOTIVE, INC.
AU TO,
T R U CK & TRA C TO R PARTS
l!Ir,II
PE RfOR�1A.WE l[f;ADI)UA R T ERS
Automotive Wholesalers
Durango,
"
Phone :
Colorado
81122
247-1383
American Parts System
COLORADO
GRANNY'S CYCLE SHOP
1155 Main Avenue
DURA. GO, COLORADO �1301
Ofjicr. 247-8111
SIIO]J · 247- 112
�Kugle Equipment
Company
fiE4R
Gooo
Phone:
884-2ollJ
Located at west end of Mill Street
Bayfield, Colorado
co�rl me
s from Chr s,
John,
and . occr
PERMANENTS A SPECIALTY
ZELMA HAGA
884- 2896
3 06 MILL ST REET
BAYFIELD,
COLO RADO
�BRT:-JG YOIJR f.A'fl LY \\'n ('() q, Tt)
John Mufich
Dale Allan
EI GHT CORNERS
CAFE
THE
FI1 ES T I. 1 I!Od E
1315 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO CO 81301
C0'JKI;'r
0\'ER 300 BELTS
LOYD & ALLE E
6 95
0\T:R 3,500 PA I R Or: PA:IT�
0\'T:R Zflfl S111f:ATERS
OVER l,flOO smq,TS AND TOPS
BUCK HIGHWAY
PLUS IL\: D' :\Df SIIJq,TS A'ID SKIRTS
PHO E 884-9907
IDOD Ll'CK S E-·HORS OF "75"
THE
NARRO W GAUGE
H OBBY
SHO PPE
RON'S
NARROrv GAUGE CAPITOL
1310 MAIN AVE�UE
or THE f'IORLO
DURANGO,
BAYFI E LD
TEXACO
COLORADO 81301
COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
247-2950
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
�DURANGO
]ohnsort ]etvelry
For All Your
Jewelry iJeeds
MUSIC
Conn - Sel�er
Cand
Everett - Cable
Lnstruments
ielson Pianos
Ccrtiricd
�cmologist
9 6 5 Main Avenue
American Gem Society
Durango, Colo.
Records - Tapes - t-1usic
Registered Jeweler
COMPLETE MUSIC STORE
Phone 2 4 7 - 31 7 3
802 Main, Duran�o Colo.
Ph.
2 4 7-3131
PRESCRIPTION
SHOP
80 1
".::itla�teca of :bec1>.ign"
MAIN
��
DURANGO '
Jan
a
eleigh,
Own e r
3 4 To;m
Durango,
COLO.
Plaza
Colo.
PH .
2 4 7 - 10 2 2
�E d' s B arb er
Sh o p
�&,�J\.l��FTS
1�5 MAIN AV£t-f'-1E
The Unusual and Favorites in Gifts
"C'
n
'f) l r'
t-
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Hallmark Cards and Candles
)
Wedding Supplies
\'i.sit Fd's Bnrber Shop often.
Durango Colo.
Bayfielrl, Colora<�O
C ONO CO
BAY FIELD
OFFICIAL SAFETY INSPEC'l'ION STATION NO.
TIRES
MID TUBES
PHONE:
TUNE-UPS
884-99nl
8 1 301
BRAKE
85
24-HR.
S ER V I C E
8AYFIELD,
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1975!
WRECKER SERVICE
COLORAuQ
�J
C otton
BUC K Y SOS SAMAN RAN C H E S
B a y field ,
&
C h a ndler ,
1022 Main Avenue
C olora do
Durango, Colorado
Arizona
A C C ES S O R I ES
F U R N ITU R E
D RA P E R I E S
C ongratulations C lass of " 75 "
From
Bucky, Grace , P a m , and L a ura
C A R P ET
LA M P S
DURANGO
F URNITURE MART
C E �T URY
BAS I N L I VE STOC K COMM I S S I ON
SA L E S
PAV I L I ON
B ! J I L D I �G
CO'fP L E T E L I �E S OF C A R P E T ,
F I J R N I T ! JRE & A P P L I A �CE S
Sale Every Thursd a y
South o f Durango
Phone 2 4 7 - 39 1 5
F RE E
D E L I V E R Y ANYWH E R E
E - Z T E R fS
PHONE
2 4 7 - 0512
�SELLARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY
270 Eighth Avenue
DU RANGO, COLORADO 8 1 301
P H 0 N E
247-4647
PRE C I S I ON
IMPORTS
24 7- C lS2
10 2 5
E l Camino Del
S ales
Rio
Durango ,
Co l o .
& S e r v i c e Fo r Vo l k sw a g e n
P a rt s - Acce s s o r i e s
m s T CO !PL E TE
Y O U R LAR G E ST ,
DE PART. !E NT STO R E
I:--i THE FOU R CO!t E RS AREA
LOCATED L THE TOiv. ' PLA Z A
DU RA�� G O , CO L O RADO
�A UTmtOT I \'E
LA1\':-J &
RIDL G
TOY S
G I FT S
GARDE N
SUPPL IES
\VATE R S Y S T D IS
HOUSEl': RE S
S PO R T I N G GOODS
8 Town Plaza
C. Smith Construction
.\ 1 . 1 ,
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24 7-0660
�Cwlt S l�
A Z A
p
Qual i t � Ma t er i a l s
Cabins, Cockt a i l Lo unge,
and Di ning Room
wi th Swi�ming Pool
-��
at
Reasonable Prl ces
Free Bids
nd Escimoces
Owner Essie Semke
Ro u t e 1 ,
Bayfi el d ,
Colorado
P . O.
Box
30 9 7 - Ph .
1111 Truck Rou te
2 4 7 - 3 300
D u rango ,
Colorado
I GN AC I O
S H UR
V AL UE
CO� P L E T E L I NE
OF G R O CE R I E S
CU STOM PROCESS I N G
�I
WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR SINCER� CONGRATULATIONS
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FOR A
EXCELLEN
17 MILES WEST OF PAGOSA SPRINGS
�.m.
• s -•.-:o �En • <' - C H I LDP.Et
's
The Only Complete Western Store
RESTAUAA'.JT
640
In Durani!.O
1A.Il'! �VHJl.
DURANm , COLO,
R i c hard & l aom i T ipot s c h
Phone :
3 0 3 -2 4 7 - 02 6 0
9 b v Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
TH E HANDL E BA R - J
" C R EW "
D URANGO. C O L O RADO
AND STRATER TERRACE RESTAURANT
AUTHENIC, OLD AND NEW I NDIAN
CRAFT , ARTS , NAVAJO RUGS ,
COSMOPOLITAN CUISINE IN THE ATMOSPHERE
COLLECTOR QUALITY SILVER AND
TURQUOISE JEWELRY , BASKETS,
KACHINAS , POTT E RY AND CORAL
OF ALL TYPES
OF
189 0 ' s
DINE IN THE INFORMAL ELEGANCE
OF A VICTORIAN GARDEN HOUSE
OR THE LAVISH OAK ROOM
DON'T MISS THE FAMOUS
65 1 MAIN AVENUE
PHONE - 24 7 -443 1
D
DURANGO , COLORAOO
247- 5 2 37
FACILITIES FOR 200
D EL L E
�C USTO M
W E LDI NG
A S GOOD A S T H E B E ST
l l \ ) I I LL D, l'OI O R \ DO
C omp l et e B e auty
and
S e rv i ce
B E TT E R ' N THE
REST
AT TH E
H ea d H un t er
G E N E JORDAN
PHON E :
884- 26 06
Phone 88 4 - 283 0
Junc t i on
of V a l l ec i to Road
on 1 6 0
B ay f i e l d ,
C o l orado
M AR T I N ' S
B o. o t
&
THRIF TWAY
S a dd l e
S h op
8 8 4 - 9 3 80
Main Street
Bayfield, Colorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE
Quality Shoe Service
Saddle Repair '
Quality Boot & Shoe Repair
Custom Made Saddles & Accessories
Custom Made ( HAND CARVED)
Leather Articles
Save
Self-Service Gas
Groceries
Tapestries
Gifts
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����lJ()lVIE�IlNE
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�This year the Annual Staff has tried
to give you a view of what life is
like at Bayfield High School.
We hope that in the years to come,
this Annual will bring back many
happy memories.
�Administration
It is with pleasure and pride that I look back as
another school year closes.
I commend the entire student body for another year of
Your record in academic and extra
highest accomplishments.
curricular achievements is one to be proud of.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the past year that I have
I extend to the faculty my warmest thanks
worked with you.
for the manner in which you have executed your duties,
and
for your cooperation.
I am happy to report you and your school are operating
under the structure that should attract able minds that can
extend themselves,
individually,
on your views on a wide
The teachers of your school are encouraging local
basis.
initiative and enterprise.
individual excellence;
They stimulate diversity in
in short,
they are trying to achieve
effective general self improvement for every girl and boy.
I commend the Annual Staff for a job well done in
putting together this fine book.
Thanks for the oppor
tunity of getting to write a few words.
�11!
Superintendent
Superintendent
Congratulations on the wonderful job accomplished
by the members of the annual staff.
You have given all
of us something we will cherish through life;
a momen
tary flash-back into our youth.
As the years go by you will realize that these
were possibly some of the best moments of your life,
as well as the most educational.
You will find that
all the knowledge you gained did not neces sarily come
from a text book.
It came from the association you
had with the people on these pages,
is out,
teachers and
Education does not stop when school
students alike.
but will continue throughout life.
This
book is a reminder that certain people on these
pages contributed to the type of person you are
today.
Vernon V.
Leithauser
Principa I
Principal
School Board
Left to Right·
Mr.
Mr.
Tom Hill,
Jack LePlatt, Mr.
Mcintyre,
and Mrs.
Mr.
Don Bolinger,
Hugh Purcell, Mr.
Evelyn Ford
Donald
�Faculty
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Spanish & English
Mr.
John Degutis
Biology & Science
Hr.
Wayne Dugger
�rs.
Janice James
Librarian
Mrs.
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Gwendolyn French
English
History & Girls Coach
Mrs.
Vada Martin
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M rs.
Wilma Payne
English
�History & Coach
Mr.
Mr.
Daniel Petro
James Wells
Band
Mr.
& Coach
Gerald Prior
Driver's Ed.
Math & Science
Mr.
Steve Whiteman
Mr.
H.
C.
Ward
Shop
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Education
�Office Staff
Joan Hertel, Jackie Newman, Karen Clark,
Natzke,
Sue McCoy, Bralia Ar chuleta,
Mrs.
Judi Franks,
Jan
Faye Mcintyre,
Business Manager.
Custodians
Cooks
Mrs.
Joan Clar k
Mrs.
Verna
Mrs.
Lois Hickman
Mr.
Clinton Porter
Mr.
Hotz
Mrs.
Sybilee Phillips
Pat Ryan
����Valedictorian
Dan n y Kimb a\1
Salutatorian
C arol Gr een
�Homecom in g
QUEEN
Terese McGraw
ATIENDANT
Carla Sndlh
ATIE DA "T
Sue McCoy
Sue McCoy
Carla Smith
Escort - Dirk Nelson
Escort-Steve Dunavant
Terese McGraw
Escort-Danny K imball
��let :Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Tilh Echola
Sherre McCoy
SUE McCOY
Miss
Candidatea:
Charieee Kins, Chloe Phillip•
Bayfie ld
MISS JURIOR BAYFIELD
Candidatee:
Diana Meador, Laurel Zoll
Mill Bayfield wa1 ehoeen for
her eebolaetie aehieveaente
and honore,
poiee,
her pereonality,
and beauty.
All the
candidate• .odeled for the
judgee and answered queetione
about world affaire and
their hobbiee.
Hl•• Bayfield
and Miee Junior Bayfield
will go on to eo.pete in
the Miu San Juan Balin
eo.petition and the winner
will eventually eo-pete
in the Mile National
' SUSIE MAllS
Teenager Contest.
Each Dec.-ber,
tbouaande of
eenior etudente throughout the
nation take part in the Betty
Crocker Search for Leaderehip in
Fa•ily Living.
let Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Christy Carter
Jackie Newman
The student with
the higheat teet acoree in each
participating echool ie aa.ed
Fa•ily Leader of To.orrow and
receive• a dietinctive award.
The winner fr� B.B. S. ie Linda
Purcell.
Her teet ecoree now go
on to co-petition for etate and
national honore.
Candidatee:
Diana S•ith, Taai Bunter
Mining:
JoAnn Car.on
LINDA PURCELL
�Spi r it
Ca ndid a t e s
Bralia Archuleta was elected DAR Good
Citizen Girl.
Standing:
Danny Abernathy,
Dirk Nelson.
Chrisley,
Sitting:
Randy Talbot,
Tami Hunter,
Scott Ford,
Karen Clark,
Selection standards for
"DAR Good Citizen Girl" are as follows:
and
Kathy
must be a Senior-above average,
and Terese McGraw.
scholarship, reliability,
Danny Abernathy and Tami Hunter won the school spirit contest.
and leadership.
in
patriotism,
She was elected by the
faculty, and the supporting chapter
was Sarah Platt Decker Chapter.
Hon or
Band
"TOP OF THE NATION" HONOR BAND
Cheryl Frahm,
ist,
Junior clarinet
was chosen from among top
bandsmen all over Colorado to
participate in this year's
"Top of the Nation" Honor Band
held at Adams State College in
Alamosa.
Stevens,
Senior,
Cynthia
was chosen as alternate•
in the baritone section.
Cheryl Frahm
Cynthia Stevens
��John Hasstedt - Vice- President
Carol Green-TreasurPr
Favorites
Verna Leithauser
Dirk Nelson
Sue HcCoy- President
ferese McGraw- Secretary
�BRALIA ARCHULETA
MELONY BATES
FRANK BRITTAIN
JOHN BRITTAIN
SUSAN DONLEY
STEVE DUNAVANT
VICKI FISHER
ARENE FRANKS
KAY GOETZ
�GINA GONZALEZ
CAROL GREEN
DAN K IMBA LL
JOAN HERTEL
LINDA KREMER
JOHN HASSTEDT
BETSY lASH
VE RNA LEITHAUSER
�MARY ANN LUCERO
DESIREE McMANES
PAUL LUCERO
STEVE
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TERESE McGRAW
DONNA Me INTYRE
FRANKIE MEADOR
PAT MEADOR
�JACK MOORE
DIRK NELSON
CONNIE JO PAYSON
L:f'<DA PURCELL
CARLA SMITH
DELLA STEPHENSON
CYNTHIA STEVENS
RUDLEY WEAVER
ELAINE WILEY
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CHRIS ZOLL
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Robert Mankins
Vice President:
Secretary:
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Sarah Lucero
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Paula Campbe11
Claudia Carter
Dean Cundiff
Ronnie Dunavant
Tish Echols
Cheryl Frahm
Kevin French
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Kathy Chrisley
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Tracy Hill
Mike Johnson
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Roger Kugle
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Sarah I.ucero
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Debbie McCoy
Mary McGraw
Karen Mcintyre
Mickey McNew
Chloe Phillip!!_
Lahna Miller
Charles Sanchez
Roy Palmer
Bobby Tuttrow
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�Sophom ore Class
Officers
President:
Lesa Bates
Vice President:
Secretary:
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Karen Clark
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Judy Franks
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Robert Hasstedt
Barbara Kelly
Kelli Bryant
Sherre McCoy
Kathy McCrary
Charisse McManes
Barbara Hunter
Cyndee King
Karen Clark
�Diana Meador
Cindy Miller
Jan Natzke
John Newman
Roxanne Pope
Lou Stafford
Allen Staley
Thomas Stephenson
Randy Talbot
Dale Thompson
Jim Thompsom
Tommy Tuttrow
Jay Wilmer
Laurel Zoll
Not Shown:
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Leon
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Terri Montgomery
Phyllis Morrison
�FRESHMEN
�Freshman Class
Officers
President:
Sha�·m Smith
Vice President:
SecrPtary:
Ricky Roper
Elizabeth Williams
Favbrites
Kevin Nelson
Susie Mars
Not Shown:
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:ars,
Cliff Parks,
James Tl4yman
Danny Abernathy
Clay Bassett
Rodney Blacksher
Kevin Brown
�Evelyn Copeland
Doris Crone
Sandra Dunavant
Cindy Fields
Carol Garcia
Terry Gilbert
Ronnie Glover
Bill Green
Paul Harper
Dean Humbard
Tami Hunter
Charles Kelly
Wanda Kolz
Joe Leithauser
Donnie Lucero
Herman Lucero
Orlando L ucero
Susie Mars
Christy Carter
Chris
Duran
�Jimmy McCoy
Joe HcGraw
Corky Mcintyre
Greg Miller
Linda Miller
Lisa Miller
Kevin Nelson
Jackie NP.wman
Ron Paul
Terri Pierce
Ricky Roper
Rick Ryder
Diana Smith
Shawn Smith
Sheila Thompson
Paul Tikalsky
Charles Tuttrow
Larry Wiley
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�CENTER -
TACKLE -
DAN KIMBALL
DIRK NELSON
�Back Row:
Coach Prior,
Danny Kimball,
Middle Row:
Pat Meador,
Mike Johnson,
Charles Kelly,
Front Row:
John Hasstedt,
Jack Moore,
John Frazzini,
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Danny Abernathy,
Doug Frary,
Dirk Nelson,
Steve Dunavant,
and Coach Petro.
Kevin Nelson,
Randy Talbot,
and Manager Ross Martinez.
Corky Mcintyre,
Chris Duran,
Jimmy Chrisley, Allen Staley,
R bert
and Manager Roger Kugle.
�sstedt,
B Club
Pat Meador,
F ourth Row:
John Hasstedt,
Third Row:
Steve Dunavant,
Stanley Williams,
Coach Petro,
Dirk Nelson,
Danny Kimball,
and Coach Whiteman.
Ronnie Dunavant, Mike Johnson,
Kevin Nelson,
Scott Ford,
Randy Talbot,
and Coach Prior.
Second Row:
Jack Moore,
Damian Duran,
Ross Martinez,
Doug Frary,
And Roger Kugle.
First Row:
Robert Hasstedt,
and Corky Mcintyre.
Kevin French,
Chris Duran,
Jimmy Chrisley, Allen Staley,
Jim Thompson,
�Basketball
Varsity
L to R
Charles Sanc hez
Tom Sitton
Danny Kimball
Pat Meador
John_llu
Steve Dunavant
Jack !1oore
Ronnie Dunavant
Kevin French
Roger Kugle,
!gr.
Coach Prior
Junior
Va rsity
L to R:
Coach Petro,
Chris Duran,
Tracy Hill,
Danny Abernathy,
Fred Fisher,
Damian Duran,
Ross Martinez.
C Team
L to R:
First Row
Coach Petro,
Corky Mcintyre,
Clay Bassett
Ronnie Glover
Jim Rockett
Randy Talbot
Joe McGraw,
Jim McCoy,
Second Row
Donnie Lucero,
Herman Lucero,
Terry Gilbert,
Jim Thompson,
Tommy Stephenson
�Senior s
John Hunter
Pat Meador
in
Tom Sitton
Steve Dunavant
A c tion
Jack Moore
Dan Kimball
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Coach Steve Whiteman
DISTRICT CHAMPS
Back Row:
Charlie Tuttrow,
John Hasstedt,
JUmmy Mars,
Brown,
Rick Ryder,
Charles Kelly,
Joe Leithauser,
Doug Frary,
Kevin Nelson,
and Stanley Williams.
Jimmy Chrisley,
Dirk Nelson,
Front Row:
Robert Hasstedt,
Kevin
Mike Johnson and Allen Staley.
Back Row:
Charles Kelly,
Dirk Nelson.
Front Row:
Stanley Williams,
Charlie Tuttrow,
Kevin Nelson, Mike Johnson,
Joe Leithauser.
�Girls '
Basketball
Varsity
Donna Mcintyre
Karen Mcintyre
Sue McCoy
Tish Echols
Mrs. Martin
Paula Campbe 11
Carla Smith
Mary McGraw
Joan Hertel
Junior Varsity
Roni Harris, Charisse King, Terese McGraw,
Lolly Zoll, Elaine Wiley, Mrs. Martin.
Barbara Hunter
�Girls' Volleyball
A
Team
Back Row:
Donna Mcintyre, Roni Harris, Laurel Zoll,
Susan Donley, and Coach Martin
Front Row:
Tish Echols, Karen Mcintyre, Sue McCoy, Carla Smith, Joan Hertel
B
Paula Campbell,
Team
Bayfield won the First Place Trophy
at the Cortez Volleyball Tournament
Standing:
Terese McGraw, Elaine Wiley, Chari sse �ing,
Carol Brown, Barbara Hunter
eated:
Sandra Dunavant,
Phyllis Morrison, Elizabeth Williams,
�Cheerleaders
Carla Smit�, Elaine Wiley, Tish Echols, Roni
Left t <' Ri{ .�:
Harris, 1-':ary HcGraw, Sherre McCoy, Susie Hars, Terese McGraw
Basketball:
Terese HcGraw
Tish Echols
Roni Harris
Wrestling:
Hary McGraw
Charisse King
Sponsor: Miss Murphy
Diana Smith
'-C_hloe Phillip
Terri
�erce
Cathy Chrisley
Tami Hunter Carol Garcia
Pom
Pon
Carol Brown
Karen Mcintyre
Christy Carter
Girls
Carla Smith
Elaine Wiley
Sherre McCoy
Susie Mars
�Pep Rall y
�Yearbook Staff
Co-Editors:
Frankie Neador, Sue McCoy
Left to Right:
Frankie
�ador, Gina Gonzalez, Betsy Lash,
Carol Green, Terese NcGraw, Carol Brm•n,
Kay Goetz, Sue McCoy, Bralia Archuleta,
Arene Franks, '-Irs. '1cE\ven, Elaine Wiley.
Kathy Chrisley
Newspaper
Editor:
Donna Mcintyre
Stanley Williams,
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Robert Mankins,
Dean Cundiff,
'1ickey McNew 1 Paul Lucero, Edward Lucero
Chloe Phillips
Paula Campbell, Donna 'l-1clntyre,
�sh c o s, Karen ?-!clntyre
Mary McGraw, Becky H umbard, Debbie McCoy,
Sarah Lucero, Joan Hertel
Mrs. French, Claudia Carter, Roni Harris,
Charisse King, Cheryl Frahm
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�Chorus
Firat rov :
Kay Goetz,
Linda Dunavant,
Cindy Oliver,
Diana Saith, Julie McCoy,
Cheryl Fraha,
Dunavant, Evelya Copeland,
Sandra
Denise Chandler.
Becky Humbard, Terese McGraw, Betsy Laah, Joan Hertel,
Second rov:
Arene Fraaka,
Steve Dunavant,
Da.ian Duran, Steve Lucero,
Tomay Stepheaaon, Ronnie Dunavant,
Third row:
Chria Peragiae,
Sheriae Chandler,
Sue McCoy,
Rudley Weaver,
Donna Mcintyre, Jan Natzke,
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Tiah Echola.
Claudia Carter, Mary McGraw, Shawn Saith,
Bill Green, Cbria Free..n, Mark Araeanaa,
J UD8y Frazzini, Greg Killer, Mr. Wells.
hy,
Dell Harria,
National Honor Society
Left to Right:
RoDDie Dunavant,
Sue McCoy, Mary McGraw,
Cheryl Frahm,
Steve Dunavant, Mra. Jaaea,
Danny Kiaball, John Haaatedt,
Carla Smith,
Carol Green,
Dirk Helaon, Kathy Cbrialey,
Bralia Archuleta,
Linda Purcell.
�High School
Band
Mr. Wells,
Ol i Jer, E .relyn Copeland, Rob<!rt Hasstedt, Mary NcGraw,
F�ont �uw:
Jenny
Cheryl Frahm,
Driscoll Staley,
Tracy PeraJin<!.
Middle Row:
Jinny Chrisley,
Isado�e Nnrtinez,
Jennings,
Corky Mcintyre,
�ow:
\,'ells,
Hr.
Billy Sitton,
All�n Staley,
David �agsdal�,
Gary Duran,
Lisa Cobb,
Jon French,
Rubin 1olley,
Denise C�andler,
Dale Travis,
Gre� Hiller,
Terry
Wayne s�mler.
Back
Tom·ny Stephenson,
Gre3 Frary.
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Band
BAND OFFICERS
Left to Right:
Evelyn Copeland, Secretary
C nthia Stevens, Presid
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Chery
ra m, Librarian
Mr. Wells, Sponsor
Mary McGraw, Vice-President
�F HA
Hi ss Harris:
Sponsor
Charisse McManes, Charisse King, Sandra Dunavant- President,
Sitting:
Standing:
Joan Hertel, Bralia Archuleta, Susan Donley, Diana Smith.
Judi Franks, Sherre McCoy, Laurel Zoll, Tish Echola-Treasurer, Jackie
Newman, Kay Goetz, Arene Franks- Secretary, Sheila Thompson, Mary McGraw,
Roni Harris, Wanda Kolz.
Student Coun cil
Sitting:
Diana Meador, Karen Mcintyre, Mary McGraw-District Parliamentarian,
Jack Moore-Vice Pre sident, Steve Dunavant- President, Danny Kimball- Secretary
Sandra Dunavant, Jetta Mcintyre, Evelyn
Standing:
Treasurer, Roni Harris.
Copeland, Claudia Carter, Sheila Thompson, Thedra McCoy, Robert Hasstedt, Tern
Mattox, Mr. Whiteman-Sponsor, Jim Frazzini, Damian Duran, Dirk Nelson-District
Vice President, Vicki Fi sher, Carla Smith, Bralia Archuleta, Verna Leithauser.
Exchan g e
Studen t s
Humberto Duque
Ricardo Albuquerque
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Gina Gonz le�
�To be continued next spring.
�Say ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
�Morning already?
�BEST DANCERS
JACK MOORE
CHLOE PH ILL I PS
MOST L IKELY TO SUCCEED
CAROL GREEN
DANNY KIMBALL
CUTEST COUPLES
ALL AROUND
DIRK NELSON
VERNA LE ITHAUSER
KAREN MCINTYRE & PAUL LUCERO
L INDA PURCELL
T ISH ECHOLS & JACK MOORE
�HOST HISCHIEVOUS
SCOTT FORD
MARY ANN LUCERO
HOST COOPERATIVE
DANNY K IMBALL
CAROL GREEN
HOST TALENTED
SUE HcCOY
HOST ATHLETIC
DI'RK
F'TSON
JOAN HERTEL
HOST BASHFUL
DELLA STEPHENSON
JOHN HASSTF.DT
PAT HEADOR
BEST PERSONALITY
STEVE DUNAVANT
VERNA LF.TTHAUSER
�BEST DRESSED
BEST LOOKING
VICKI FISHER
D IRK
DIRK NELSON
MOST COURTEOUS
D IRK NELSON
ELSON
CHAR ISSE KING
BEST COMEDIANS
VERNA LEITHAUSER
VERNA L E ITHAUSER
FRIENDLIEST
STEVE LUCERO
VERNA LE ITHAUSER
SCOTT FORD
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Karen Box, Thedra HcCoy,
Karen Leithauser, Laurie Heador,
Haureen Hall
Dawnella SOI'•er
Jon French
Pep Club
Bottom row:
Kellie Pride, Jetta Mcintyre, Tammy Fahrion,
Dawnella Sower,
Monica Strohecker
Middle row:
Robin Newton, Angie Freeman, Tracy Peragine, Tanya Pierce,
Karen Leithauser, Robin Holley, Lisa Cobb, Maureen Hall, Debbie Thompson.
Top row:
Thedra McCoy, Karen Box, Pauline Dye, Laurie Meador, Linda
Dunavant, Cindy Pope, Denise Chandler, Chris Peragine, Elaine Alexander,
Julie McCoy, Cindy Oliver.
�Football
Alex Martinez, Isadore Martinez.
First Row:
Coach Whiteman,
Second Row:
Louis Kolz, Chris Freeman, Jon French, Worthe Crouse, Mike Murphy, Larry White.
Third Row:
Driscoll Staley, Greg Frary, Billy Sitton, Mike Williams, Chris
Gary
Fourth Row:
Evansen, Terry Jennings, Russell Newman, David Ragsdale.
Duran, Jerry Frazzini, Dell Harris, Jimmy Murphy, Jimmy Frazzini, Tern Mattox, Bo Hunter.
Basketball
Paul Thomas, Rusty Bryant, Tern Mattox, Jerry Frazzini, Bo Hunter.
Top row:
Nathan Hill, Gary Duran, Worthe Crouse, Coach Ice.
Mark Arge�nas, Chuck Rancatti, Driscoll Staley, Russell Newma
Middle row:
Mike Murphy, Terry Jennings, Jimmy Frazzini, David Ragsdale
Alex Martinez, I sadore Martinez, Louis Kolz, Jon French, Greg
Bottom row:
Wrest I ing
Jerry Frazzini, Gary Duran, Dell Harris, Rusty Bryant,
Top Row:
�illy Sitton, Jimmy Frazzini, Darren Hughes, Driscoll Staley,
Coach Whiteman
Alex Martinez, Louis Kolz, I sadore Martinez,
Bottom Row:
Chris Freeman, Greg Frary, Terry Jennings, Mike Murphy,
�n ter m ediate
Third Row:
Mark Porter,
Hike Murphy, Will Huabard,
Randy Brown, Tina Martinez,
Band
Mr. Wella, Saxon Bailey, Mike Garcia,
Louia Kolz
Second Row:
Resan Weatbrook, Brian Benaon, Ray Dunavant, Gene Buahey, Will Leithauaer,
Matt Zoll, Randy Staley, Michelle Jobnatone, Chriati Cobb, Melannie Strohecker
Firat Row:
Carmen Gilbert,
Linda Helaon, Roni Robinaon, Cindy Sower,
Tracy Johnaon, Kiaberly Holt,
Deniae McGraw, Diana Steele, Jetta Mcintyre
Beginn i ng
Third Row:
Ricky Vandeveer,
Eric Copeland,
Band
Erie Williaaa, Roy Echola, Marcella Sanchez,
Fran Twyman, Walter Gafford, Jack s ..ler, Ricky Mcintyre, Mark Holley
Second Row:
Mr. Wella,
Lana Weatbrook, Beverly Martines, Charly Meador, �evin Wilcox,
Rob Oliver,
Ronnie Tate, Sandra Mara,
lir1t Row:
Carol Freeman, Veronica Lucero, M{ka Toei, Diane Millner,
Pat Murphy
Elizabeth Paul,
�Elaine Alexander
Mark Argeanas
Karen Box
Denice Chandler
Sherice Chandler
Gary Duran
Pauline Dye
Morgan Gist
Alex Martinez
Chris Peragine
Kaare Evenson
Kerri Goetz
Tern Mattox
Cindy Pope
Not shown:
Carolyn Wilkerson
Del Harris
Thedra McCoy
Chuck Rancatti
Tammy Fahrion
Jerry Frazzini
Bill Kolz
Bo Hunter
Laurie Meador
Jim Romero
Gene Cundiff
Chr�s Freeman
Casey Lucero
Jim Murphy
Dawnella Sower
Linda Dunavant
Robin Newton
Jon French
Ricky Lucero
Cindy Oliver
Driscoll Staley
Monica Strohecker
Eighth Grade
�Lisa Cobb
Worthe Crouse
Maureen Hall
Nathan Hill
Jamey Blacksher
Kelly Goetz
Louis Kolz
Chris Evensen
Jim Frazzini
Angie Freeman
Robin Holley Tina Huntington Karla Iverson Terry Jennings
Karen Leithauser Isadore Martinez }like Murphy
Jenny Oliver
Greg Frary
Tracy Peragine Tanya Pierce
Doreen Pope
Julie Mc�oy
Jetta Mc intyre Russell Newman
Kelly Pride
Christy Ryder Wayne Semler
Pictures Not Available
Kenny Goetz
Mar ty Miller
James Ragsdale
Bruce Davidson
Bill Sitton
Debbie Thompson
Alan Tikalsky
Rosalie Twyman Hichael Williams
Seventh
Grade
�Saxon Bailey
Gene Bushey
Chris Cobb
Tena Hunter
Dalmdra Iverson
Tracy Johnson
Will Humbard
Ray Dunavant
Jim Hunter
Michelle Johnstone
Will Leithauser
Tina Martinez
Jerri Dawn Newman
Denise McGraw
Ruth Rancatti
Larry Samuels
Greg Newton
Keith Parks
Sharla Phelps
!ark Porter
Keith Smith
Randy Staley
Debra Stevens
Kelly Wiley
Sixth
Grade
Not shown:
Tommy Dye, Howard
Holley, and Matt Zoll.
Mr. Jody Ice
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Brian Ben son
Randy Brown
Carmen Gilbert
Kimberly Holt
Randy Glover
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Lucero
Donnel McCoy
Cindy Miller
Patti Moore
Linda Nelson
Lizzie Sanchez
Terri Shupe
Cindy Sower
Diana Steele
Veronica Robinson
Melannie Strohecker
Sixth
Grade
Robert Thompson
Susan Thomas
Charles Thompson
Photos not available:
Vicky Duran
Michael Garcia
Teresa Hunter
Jim Livingston
Mrs. Martha Archuleta
Danny Vanderveer
Regan Westbrook
�James Beeman
Eric Copeland
Raymond Dockum
Carol Freeman
Brenda Greer
Mark Holley
Mandi Iverson
Johannah Lister
Veronica Lucero
Sandra Mars
Beverly Nartinez
Ricky Mcintyre
Charley Meador
Dianna Milner
Patrick Murphy
Elizabeth Paul
Paul Olguin
Robert Oliver
Tricia Rancatti
Rhonda Robinson
Marcella Sanchez
Jack Semler
Linda Stranich
Ronald Tate
Mike Toci
Fran Twyman
Ricky Vanderveer
Lana Westbrook
Kevin Wilcox
Eric Williams
Mark Williams
Becky Wi11"1er
Fifth Grade
Not AvailAble:
Coy Baker
Roy Echols
Walter Gafford
Mrs.
Barbara Jefferies
�Curt is Bailey
Mardella Brown
Teresa Brown
Kim Bushey
Foy Chandler
Rhonda Chism
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Janine Fitzgerald
Sam Green
Terry Holley
Roxanne Johnstone
Dan Leithauser
Allen Lucero
Gene Lucero
Angela Martinez
Dan McManes
Donna Miller
Ronnie Montgomery
Paul Peeler
Aimee Peragine
Ricky Phelps
Frank Pride
Michael Rael
Robin Reith
Matt Ricca
Troy Shupe
Kacey Sower
Gary Wilcox
Gayle Hilliams
Marianne Williams
Fourth Grade
Mrs.
Doris Hasstedt
�Becky Beeman
Tonna Davis
Doug Dugger
Donna Fahrion
Christina Frtzell
Brad Greer
Donna Haddock
Stacy Holt
Ricky Lud•.'lig
David r-:athe•.:s
Leeann !1eador
Timothy Murphy
Lee Newton
Brenda Olguin
Marsha Pope
James RDmero
Phillip Ryder
David Sikes
Shannon Smith
•like Stemen
Richard Stemen
Sonia Stocker
Sheri Twyman
Craig Hilliams
Third G rade
Not Shown:
Troy Baker
Ray Livingston
Mrs. Pat Rancatti
farlene Benally
Mrs.
Jean Sitton
Grade School Librarian
�Robin Abernathy
Sheryl Brown
Kent Bushey
David Davis
Duane Haddock
Tracy Hunter
Jayda Johnstone
Donald Kalbacher
Gary Lucero
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Leeta Nelson
Lynn Parks
Troy Penning
Joey Peragine
Martin Reith
Michele Ricca
Lisa Romero
Jo Sapp
Dawn Speers
Steven Staley
Randy Tate
Lisa Westbrook
Tisha Wyatt
ot Shown:
Darrell Hughes
Lorie Yeager
Mrs. Judy Rodman
Second Grade
�Tommy Coddington
Scott Davis
Devara Gosney
Melissa Herrera
Forrest Lewis
Carol Lucero
Stephanie Dechert
Rhonda Drumm
Joe Frazzini
Shawn Jones
Mike Kolz
Shawn Layton
Suzanne Milner
Loretta Olguin
Brenda Reider
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Kortney Ricca
Pat Stemen
Debbie Williams
Michelle Williams
Preston Williams
Roxy Wilcox
Martin Wilson
Marvin Wilson
Not Shown:
Kevin Grush
Susan Williams
Mrs.
Carolyn Smith
First Grade
�Lauren Archuleta
Kathy Campbell
Barbara Dockery
Donna Freeman
Terry French
tOO BUSY
Lynelle Haley
tot shown:
Connie H111ls
Donna Herrera
Tammie Holt
Mike Jensen
PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE
Tracie Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Tina Jo Penning
Suzanne Niggli
Trent Phelps
Calvin Pope
Travis Pride
Tina Prior
Ricky Rodman
Dean Samuels
Richard Severn
Brenda SoPer
Daren So\Jer
Kelly Narie Steman
Kelly Stocker
Kip Strohecker
Beverly Talbot
Nichelle Thomas
Peter Tikalsky
Kimberly Wyatt
1-lrs. ::ary Alice Copeland
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'lim Martin
James Robinson
Kin dergarten
�ADVERTISING
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247-4066
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�Bayfield,
Phone:
Colorado
884-2430
SHUR- VALU MARKET
BAYFIELD
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Fxtend Our Sincere Congratulations
To
The
Seniors
Our
Best
Wishes For A
Successful And Faithful
Future"
LEWIS
HARDWARE
&
LU M BE R
COMPANY
ALWAYS THERE TO HELP
YOU
VERNON AND DON SOWER
PHONE 884-2410
BOX
345
BAYFIELD,
COLORADO
81122
�Durango,
Colorado
247-5878
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South of Durango on old highway
CO
160
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Phone
P.O.
Groceries
3. 2 Beer
Gasoline
Cafe
Homecooked Meals
at
Reasonable Prices
247 -3066
Box 697
Durango, Colo.
Durango,
Colorado
81301
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DIE S E L
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Telephone 247-0701
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FURNITURE CO.
Furniture and Carpets for every room.
Route 2 Box 228
Durango, Colorado 81301
Phone
858
247-1286
Main
Durango, Colorado
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CANVAS REPAIR
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6fi0 GODDARD AVE.
IGNACIO,
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COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES
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247-4690
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Economy
Store
Dry Goods
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2% Discount
BOOTERY
842 Main
Phone:
IGNACIO,
COLORADO
247 -0391
Durango, Colorado
DAR� TO BE CASUAL
in the favorite hand
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on campus and in the
office . . . genuine Bass
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Radio
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Phone
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Water Skiing-Boats
Fishing-Hiking
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Gifts
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728 Pain Street
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Vallecito Lake
Phone: 884-251 7
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WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS
TO THE CLASS OF 1974
FOR AN EXCELLENT DAY OF FISHING VISIT LAKE CAPOTE
17 MILES WEST OF PAGOSA SPRINGS ON JUNCTION OF U.S. 160 AND COLORADO 17 2
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Arts a,nd Craft 5hop
LOCATED AT IGNACIO,
COLORADO ON HIGHWAY 172
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL (303) 563-4531
(ADDRESS)
BOX 282, IGNACIO, COLORADO
81137
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LARUE'S BEAUTY
NOOK
Featuring:
Sculptured Hair Cutting,
Hair Styling
And Zotos Permanents
Located on the East end of Main
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone 884-2234
Save
Self-Service Gas
Groceries
Tapestries
Gifts
Open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Gem Village, Colorado
(r
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Unusual Jewelry and Gifts
liver and Goldsmithing Supplies
Lapidary Equipment
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OFFICES:
CORTEZ
ADRIAN & E.UNICE WADE
343 E Main Street
Phone 565-3483
OWNERS
DURANGO
115 West 11th
Phone 247-0970
PAGOSA SPRINGS AGENCY
Pagosa-at-Colorado
Phone 968-2387
1021 Main Ave.
247-3944
Durll!lgo
ANDREIAI 'S
1022 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
ALL KINDS OF AUTOI OTIVE
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
FAST EFFICIE T SERVICE
ACCESSORIES
FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
CARPET
LAMPS
1150 IIAill AVEi!UI:
D�RAiruO,
COLORADO
81301
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8811-21'il 1J
Located at west end of Mill Street
Bayfield, Colorado
Cor.pl r.ents fror. Chr s,
John,
and Roccr
FAR 1/\lES T
Bo o t & S a ddle
LEATHER
Sh o p
CRAFT
MART I N'S
884-9380
l\1ain Street
Bayfield, Colorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE
�uality Shoe Service
Saddle Repair
Quality Boot & Shoe Repair
Custom Made Saddles & Accessories
Custom Made (HAND CARVED)
Leather Articles
Hand made Leather goods
Western clothin� of all kinds
Bayfield, Colorado
�R OS E BE R R Y
PL·U MBING
&
HEATING
Arvin's
Auto mo tive
Tune-up
R epair
Located right next to
Western Construction
Bayfield,
210 \·lest 8th Street.
884-9935
Phone:247-2523
Durango,
Colo.
Colorado
l ctric Assoc iation
La Plata E e
Heartiest Congratulations to the students
and faculty of Bayfield High School
La Plata Electric Assn.,
Inc.
Box 180, Durango, Colo.
�VALLECITO
RESORT
COTTAGES AND TRAILER'PARK
STORE- RECREATION HALL
Featurin
National Square Dance Callers
18 Miles Northeast of Durango
IN SOUTHWEST
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LORADO
Route 1
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
Phone (303) 884-2631
W. H. "H" and Loene Nelson, Owners
�
7(.( "'
Sl.NOE 10!36
Ostwald's Print Shop
RL E. OSTWALD. OWNJDR
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
PHONE: 303 884-2461
JOB PRINTI G
MIMEOGRAPHING
METAL STAMPING
RUBBER STAMP PROCESSING
Complete Western Store
In Durango
Richard & Naomi Tipotsch
MARKING DEVICES OF EVERY KIND
Phone: 303-247-0260
SHOP LOCATED
960 Main Avenue
GEM VILLAGE
Durango, Colorado
�A&W
DRIV E-IN
FEATURING
YOUR
AN ISLAND OF REFRESHMENT,
HEADQUAR TERS
THE
BURGER FAMILY,
A&W ROOT BEER
&
STORE
LOTS OF OTHER FINE FOOD
10 Town Plaza
Durango,
Colorado
81301
2603
Main
&
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Camino Del
Rio
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22 Town Plaza
Colorado 81301
"We Have Time For You."
Durango,
Jan �eleigh, Manager
Eugene W. Endorf
301-247 - 0605
DIAMONDS - WATCHES
GIFTS - REPAIRING
Phone: 247-4343
34 Town Plaza
Durango, Colo.
�PH
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247-4647
JACKSON
DAVID
BOTTLZA/ti
YOUR LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE
DEPARTMENT STORE
IN THE FOUR CORNERS AREA
LOCATED IN THE TOWN PLAZA
DURANGO, COLORADO
DURiilffiO,
COMPAN�
COLORADO
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P ROPANE INC.
F or Sales and Service call:
MELVIN HAGA
247-4789
247-9274
247-9139
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Gardenswartz Sporting Goods
817 Main Avenue
DURANGO, COLORADO
MOST
COMPLETE
1301
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BACKPACKERS - SKIERS
BEST NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRA
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Band Instruments
Everett - Cable Nelson Pianos
Records - Tapes - Music
COMPLETE MUSIC STORE
802 Main, Duran�o Colo.
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247-3131
1101 SECO
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and loan affociation
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DURA
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303-247·4183
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*Safe Deposit Boxes
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901 'lain Avenue
Depository
*'lemher F. D. I . C..
PHONE:
nurango,
C.olnrado
247-3020
"SI'1CE 1 8 82"
8 Town Plaza
247-0660
DURANGO,
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884-9901
BAYFIELD, COLO.
OFFICIAL SAFETY INSPECTION
STATION NO. 85
24-HR.
WRECKER SERVICE
TUNE-UPS BRAKE SERVICE
'l'IRES AND TUBES
BA YFIELD
LO CKER
PLA NT
Pine
River
Lodge
22 Cabins
Wholesale Meat
Groceries-Feed
Mill St.
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone:
8R4-2620
von & Ermalee Atkinson
Donna, Debbie,
tocated
&
Denise
at Vallecito
�Ja ck
LePia t t's
L. P. GAS, INC.
COOKI G---JIEATING
CAMPING
Bayfield:
Durango:
884-2629
247-1111
Bayfield,
Colorado
�Shore Li ne I n n
Cabins. Cafe
Fishing Tackle, Boats & Motors
LaVerne & Bonnie Hunter
Tami, Teresa, Tena,
Vallecito Lake
& Tracy
Bayfield, Colorado
8 AS I N
SADDLE
SHOP
New and Used Equipment
Leather and Canvas Repairs
"You get the horse. "
Rt. 2 Box 229
Durango Colo.
"We'll make the saddle."
PRECISION
Johnson ]etvelry
IM PORTS
247-8182
1025 El Camino Del Rio
Durane;o Colo.
For All Your
Jewelry Needs
965 Main Avenue
Parts - Accessorie&
American Gem Society
Durango, Colo.
Registered Jeweler
Professional Service for Volkswagen
Phone 247-3173
�Coo\wat er
[
Ran ch
TAYLOR
RAYMOND
JEWELERS
f.I�E .JEI\'EJ.ERS
839
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SI\lCE 1913
1AIN AVENUE
DURA\lC.O,
PHO. E
COLORADO 81301
247-3444
COOL - Q lii ET-COI\fFORTAB I.E
THE PI E RIVER
'fODERN CABINS 0
l'llTH RIVER FISIIINC. PRIVJL E(;ES
CERTIFIED
01'1\lED AND OPERATED
ALTA 'f. nEUTEN
<p GEMOLOGIST
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
CONGRATllLATIO 1S
S ENIORS OF 1974
D U'RA NG.O
FURNITURE M ART
ROllTE Ill
\fORTH OF BAYFIELD,
C:OLORADu
SAW MILL POl NT
LODGE
RESTAURANT,
CENTURY BUILDING
RY
&
LOUNGE
COfPLETE LINES OF CARPET,
F U R ITURE & A PPLIA CES
Jim, Hona, Holly,
Roclnev 1\ .Tamev nlacksher
F REE DELIVERY ANYWHERE
E-Z TERMS
PHONE
247-0512
Vallecito
Lake
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The Unusual and F avorites in Gif�s
Hallmark Cards and Candles
DURANGO'S F INE FLORIST
ESTABLISHED 1885
700 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO, COLORADO
PH: 247-1633
Wedding Supplies
Durango Colo. 81301
�BAYFIELD SCHOOL
Mode 0'
Day
Plaza Lumber and Hardware
Narrow Guage Hobby Shoppe
McKnight Jewwlry
Wells Liquor
Gene C.
Halls
I mI
Carl and Freda Brown
Frank Meador
A2Z
Merl and Janice James
Joe and Vada Martin
PANCAKE
1 1 9 East
ain
ALLEY
Farmington,
New .Mexico
Owned and Ooerated by
JIM and TERRY ARGEANAS
Complete menu served all day!
327 - 9312
Seniors
of
1974
Phone:
884-24 35
Bayfield,
Colorado
811 22
�DON & ESSIE'S
stop and Shop
Ed's:B a rbe r
Sh o p
Come and visit Ed's Barber Shop
Bayfield,
Colorado
At Bayfield, Colorado
PERMANENTS A SPECIALTY
ZELf'ilA HAGA
884-28g6
GAYFIELD, COLORADO
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Bayfield High School Wolverines Yearbook 1974, including students in kindergarten through twelfth grade, faculty, and staff.
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[103]p. : ill. ; 28 cm
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ADMINISTRATION
HONORS
SENIORS
JUNIORS
SOPHOMORES
FRESHMEN
/
GRADES
ACTIVITIES
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ADVERTISERS
�We, the Wolverine staff
have tried to give a
view of the life at BHS
for 1971-1972 and we
sincerely hope that you
enjoy the Wolverine as
much as we enjoyed put
ting it together.
We
hope the book will give
you a few laughs and
smiles in the years to
come.
/)
,{u;n�' c/&�
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.
Denise Atkinson
Editor
�ADMIN ISTRATION
S UPERINTEN DEN T
I am happy to have this opportunity
few
to
write a
words that will be a part of your book �hich you
have worked
that
you
so many
have
hours to make poss ible.
increased
in
I hope
knowledge during your
efforts to make this
book
a
accomplis hment
will
make
you a better
citizen and
American.
This book
will
mean a great
deal to all
of us now;
however,
it will
the
years
pages
come
years
back
and go.
from
now
many pleasant
reality
become
more precious
He will
and
and that this
as
thumb through the
the pictures will bring
memories
to
both
teachers and
s tudents.
Sitt\ng here at the typewriter
of something
to
write
thinking
of
the
many
Pos s ibly
one of the
in
a rural
lead
an
the
same
makes
advantages
greatest
community.
kind;
common goals ;
I am
we
are
happier,
are
have been
a little
is living
have
pos s ession
of the same
you
stay
thirteen
made a
happened
years,
I
hope your
little better,
more successful
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Mr.
Carrol Martin,
Mrs.
Frank Ludwig Jr. , Mr.
Mr.
Hugh Purcell,
Mr.
Mr.
for
3
2/:�i!
Carl Brown,
Superintendent
Mr.
a little
having
Tom Hill
Jack LePlatt
to
here for one year
Sincerely yours,
Seated (L-R):
we
a consciousness of
this way.
Standing (L-R):
I am
ours.
s elf-s ufficient;
that you as a s tudent
Whether
or you remain the full
life will
in
to think
and we are a local group.
glad
come this way.
we
that
advantages
We are
ordinary life;
trying
my mind wander.
Donald Mcintyre
\
come
�FACULTY
Miss LaVerne Altman
Mr. James Day
Mr. Wayne Dugger
English
Math
Science
Mrs.
Lois Forrestal
Home Ec
English & Spanish
Mrs. Gwendolyn French
Mrs. Vada Martin
Social Studies
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Mrs.
Janice James
Librarian
�Math & Speech
Mr.
Al Mattox
Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Business
Mr. Charles Muma
Coach
Mr. Les Schoelkoph
Coach
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Ed
Mr. Red Ward
Shop
5
Mr. Joe Wilson
Music
�OFFICE STAFF
Left to Right:
Britt Bass ett, Beverly Hill, Denise Atkinson, Mrs.
Donna Mcintyre, Li�da Montgomery, Bralia Archuleta, Janice Couch.
Betty Fahrion,
BUSINESS MANAGER
JANITORS
COOKS
Mrs.
Fahrion
Mr.
STUDENT TEACHER
Mrs .
Hotz
Mrs.
Mr.
Porter
Ryan
B US DRIVE RS
Rather
Dan Petro
Mrs .
Phillips
Mrs.
Mr. Oliver, Mr.
Hickman
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Jack,
Mrs .
Comyford, Mr.
Grush.
�HONORS
�M R. AN D M ISS WOLV E R I N E
DEBBIE JEN"D!CS
MIKE MCGRAW
8
�Ronnie Stowell
S ALUTATORIAN
9
Br tt Bassett
�ROYALTY
HOMECOMIN G
ESCORT
Mike McGraw
ATTENDANT
ESCORT
Janice Couch
Russ ell Haga
ATTENDANT
ESCORT
STEVE BRITTAIN
QUEEN
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TRUDY ECHOLS
Denise Atkinson
�PROM
MIKE McGRAW
ROY ALTY
�QUEEN
COUR T
KAREN TRIMBLE
JA'HCE CO�'CH
DEBBIE JENNINGS
Baskethall queens were
chosen in the San Juan
Basin for the first time
this year.
Finalists
were selected by the
team �nd then the oueen
and her attendants were
selected on the basis
of their �rades,
part
icipation in school,
attitude toward school,
and an essay.
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DENISE ATKINSON
�MR
MISS
&
SCHOOL
S P IRl T
TRUDY ECHOLS
RODER ICK W IL L IAMS
Roderick Williams, Trudy Echols, Steve Moore, Terri Morris,
Steve Dunavant,
Donna Mcintyre, Kevin French, Claudia Carter
13
�FHA
JANET C ROUSE,
S WEE T HEART
CINDY YEAGER -SWEETHEART,
PRES W�HG,
BRALIA A R CHULETA,
BOBBY MCCOY,
MIKE FRA RY.
D AR
G OO D
CIT IZEN
Three senior girls were nominated by the senior class for
selection by the faculty of the one outstanding in leadership,
service, and character.
The faculty chose Denise Atkinson
as the D. A. R. Good Citizen for 1972.
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Mrs.
Blatnick
Home Ec.
�SENIORS
�S ENIOR CLAS S OFFICERS
Rusty
Haga
Debbie Jennings
Mike McGraw
CLAS S FAVORITES
Rusty Haga
Denise Atkinson
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�DENISE ATKINSON
BRITT BASSETT
JUNE E .
COMYFORD
CONNIE ZELLNER COUCH
CAROL A.
CUNDIFF
LOUISE DYE
17
STEVEN W.
BRITTAIN
JANICE E.
COUCH
TRUDY ECHOLS
�MARK N. EVAN S
R U S SELL M. HAGA
DEB BIE L.
JENNING S
DeWAYNE A. EVEN SEN
ROGER B.
STEVEN E.
HERTEL
JOHN S
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MITCH FAHRION
BEVERLY J.
HILL
HER BER T A. LePLA TT
�T HOMAS 0. MANKINS
RAN DAL J. McEI-.IEN
MICHAEL J. McGRAW
LINDA J. MONTGOMERY
JEFF MYERS
CONNIE L.
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PARKS
B O BBY McCOY
FLORINE WILBu� MO R RISO�
JUDY L. SAUER
�RONALD G.
STOWELL
RODERICK WILLIAMS
KAREN L.
TRIMBLE
A
RONALD WILLI MS
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WAYNE R.
WIEBE
��1972
S ENIOR
AUTOGRAPHS
�JUNIORS
�JUNIOR CLAS S
OFFICERS
Joa�
Smit�,
Terrv M·•rris, Brett King,
�ike Frary,
Gayle Hines
CLAS S FAVORITES
Terry Morris
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Brett King
�Pam Bates
Elaine Amon
Jim Britl
Tom Bishop
Mike Frary
Mark Buckner
Bill Brown
Janet Crouse
Lendy Crone
David Campbell
Greg Box
Albert Gilbert
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Vicki Frahm
Shaaron Gilbert
�David Gundrum
Pres Ludwig
Ginger Martinez
Paul Morrison
Joan Smith
Dan Wade
Gayle Hines
Joyce Harmnond
Steve Moore
Pat McKee
Terry Morris
Roger Wilbur
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Brett King
Mike Myers
Patty Sitton
�SOPHOMORES
�SOPHOMORE CLAS S
Vickie Fisher,
TOP R�W:
(L-R)
Yea!er,
Secretary ;
BOTTOM
ROW:
(L -R)
Frank Brittain ,
Reporter; Cindy
Carol Green, Treasurer;
Mickey Mattox,
OFJ71CERS
'
....
CLAS S FAVORITES
Reporter;
President.
Cindy Yeager
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Jack Moore
�Bralia Archuleta
Melony Bates
Frank Brittain
Gary Brown
Susan Donley
Steve Dunavant
San Evensen
Vicki Fisher
Arcne Franks
Kay Goetz
Carol Green
John Hasstedt
Joan Hertel
Larry Johnson
Danny Kimball
Linda Kremer
Betsy Lash
Mary Ann Lucero
Paul Lucero
Steve Lucero
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�Hick y M t ox
Su
McCoy
T r s
McGr
Donn
Mcin yr
w
B cky McK
McK lvie
St v
D sir
McManes
Jack Moor
W
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Pop
Mik
Linda Pure 11
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�FRESHMEN
�FRES HMEN
CLAS S OFF
( L. -R. ) Charles Sanchez,
Paula C�mpbell,
Reporter;
Roy Palmer, Treasurer;
Secretary; Becky Humbard, Vice-pres ident;
Kevin French,
President.
CLAS S FAVORITES
Mickey McNew
Karen Mcintyre
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�Danae Ba tes
Carol Brown
Barbara Burch
Paula Campbell
Claudia Carter
Ka t hy Chrisley
Dean Cundiff
Ronnie Dunavan t
"!ish Echols
Cheryl Frahm
Kevin French
Barbara Griffin
Tracy Hill
Becky Humbard
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Mike Johnson
�Sarah Lucero
Karen Mcintyre
Roy Palmer
Edward Lucero
Roger Kt•gle
Charisse King
Ross Martinez
Debbie McCoy
Mary McGraw
Chester McKinnis
Mickey McNew
Lahna Miller
Chloe Phillips
Charles Sanchez
Eddie Westbrook
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�ACTIVITIES
�ANNUAL
STAFF
EDITOR
ASST.
Sharon Gilbert
Denise Atkinson
June Comyford
Carol Cundiff
Louise Dye
Mark Evans
De Hayne Evevs en
Mitch Fahrion
Steve Garcia
Shaaron Gilbert
Rusty Haga
Debbie Jennings
Tom Mankins
Bobby McCoy
Jeff Myers
Payne I.Jiebe
Rod I.Ji 11 iams
Malia Yocam
BUSINESS MANAGER
EDITOR
Denise Atkinson
Debbie Jennings
�CLUB
B
� ROW:
FIRS
Fahr1on,
wayne Wiebe, Russ ell Haga, Tom Mankins, Randy McEwen, Mitch
_
Br1tt
Bass ett, DeWayne Evensen, Bobby McCoy, Roderick Williams '
Jeff Myers, Mark Evans.
SECOND ROW:
Mike M er ,
�
�
David Campbell, Paul Lucero, Wayne Neal,
Stanley W1ll1ams, Paul Morrison, Dan Wade, Pat Meador.
McKelvie,
THIRD ROW:
Pat McKee, Gregory Box,
Steve Moore, Mark Buckner,
FOOTBALL
FIRST ROW:
Mattox,
Roger Wilbur,
Mike Johnson,
Steve McKelvie,
SECOND ROW:
Haga,
Roger Wilbur.
TEAM
Ronnie Dunavant,
Wayne Neal,
Stanley Williams ,
Mickey
Paul Lucero,
Jack Moore, Albert Gilbert.
Coach Day,
Steve Dunavant,
Tracy Hill,
Charles Sanchez,
Steve
Bill Brown,
DeWayne Evensen,
Pat Meador,
Mike McGraw,
Randy McEwen,
Dan Wade,
Roderick Williams,
Danny Kimball,
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Brett King,
Steve Brittain,
Coach Schoelkoph.
Russell
�S ENIORS
IN
ACTION
Steve Brittain
Center
Russell Raga
Guard
Mr. Schoelkoph
Mike McGraw
Guard
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�FRES HMEN
BACK ROW: L. to R. Roger Wilbur, Bill Brown
BACK ROW: L. to R. Ronnie Dunavant Mike Johnson,
'
C harles Sanchez
FRONT ROW: Tracy Hill
Dan Wade
FRONT ROW:
Brett King, Albert Gilbert
S OPHOMORES
BACK ROW: L. to R. Jack Moore, Steve Dunavant, Paul Lucero
Steve McKelvie, Danny Kimball
F RONT ROW: Wayne Neal, Pat Meador, Stanley Williams, Mickey Mattox
39
�CHEERLEADERS
Judy Sauer
Trudy Echols
Debbie Jennings
Terry Morris
Gayle Hines
Joyce Har.�mond
40
�1st row:
Linda Purcell, Mary McGraw, Deb�ie Jennings, Judy Sauer, Terri Morris,
Trudy Echols, Joyce Hammond, Danae Bates, Tish Echols.
2nd row:
Karen Trimble, Carla Smith, Beverly Hill, Joan Hertel, Janice Couch,
·
Connie Zellner, Linda Montgomery, Terese McGraw, Sue McCoy, Denise Atkinson.
3rd row:
Janet Crouse, Elaine Wiley, Cheryl Frahm, Della Stephenson, Carol Cundiff,
Shaaron Gilbert,
4th row:
Betsy Lash, Carol Green, Patty Sitton, Joan Smith.
Donna Mcintyre, Kay Goetz, Claudia Carter, Desiree McManes, Ginger
Martinez, Arene Franks, Kathy Chrisley, Karen Mcintyre, Vicki Frahm,
Bralia
Archuleta, Miss Altman.
leaders
Danae Bates
Linda Purcell
Donna Mcintyre
Claudia Carter
Joan Smith
Sue McCoy
Denise Atkinson
Carla Smith
Karen Trimble
Charis�� King
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Tish Echols
�First Row:
Coach Muma,
Charles Sanchez.
Second Row:
Dan K
Steve McKelvie,
Williams,
Herb LePlatt,
Mitch Fahrion,
Brett King, Tom Mankins,
Mike McGraw,
Pat Meador,
Britt Bas s ett,
Dan Wade.
JUNIOR VARS ITY
First Row:
Ed Lucero, Mike Johnson,
Charles Sanchez,
Ross Martinez,
Kevin French.
Second Row:
Kimball,
Stan Williams ,
Pat Meador,
Muma, Tracy Hill,
Roy Palmer.
42
Dan
Coach
Dean Cundiff,
�S ENIORS
IN
BAS KETBALL
BRI'IT BASSE'IT
GUARD
GUARD
CO- CAPTAIN
43
�GIRLS
BAS KETBALL
Front Row:
June Comyford,
Back R�·:
Donna Mcintyre,
Trudy Schols,
Paula Campbell,
Elaine A�on,
Tish Echols,
Elaine 't.'iley.
Karen Mcintyre,
Carla Smith.
Coach:
Charisse King,
McCoy,
Cynthia Stevens,
Carol Bro•.·n,
Mary McC:ra···.
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Debbie
Mr�.
Martin
�FHA
Firs t Row:
Gayle Hines,
Cindy Yeager,
Danae Bates,
Desiree McManes,
Mrs.
Janet Crouse,
Bralia Archuleta,
Forrestal.
�j
�
Second Row:
Betsy Lash, Pam Bates, De b e McCoy,
Carol Cundiff, Arene Franks, Tis h Echo
.
Carol Green,
Beverly Hill,
{
CHORUS
First Row:
Eddie Westbrook,
Elizabeth Williams,
Carol Garcia,
Claudia Carter,
Bralia Archuleta,
Sandra Dunavant,
Cristy Carter, Donna Mcintyre,
Denise
Atkinson, Barbara Kelly, Cynthia Stevens.
Second Row:
Yeager,
Miss Altman,
Shaaron Gilbert, Arene Franks ,
Sue McCoy, Joan Smith,
Third Row:
Terri Morris,
Couch, Linda Montgomery,
Copeland,
Pam Bates ,
Melony Bates,
Tish Echols ,
Joan Hertel.
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Carla Smith,
Jackie Newman,
Carol Green,
Cindy
Della Stephenson.
Janet Crouse,
Janice
Mary McGraw, Linda Purcell, Evelyn
�PEP
RALLY
�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
(L-R):
Patty Sitton, Beverly Hill, Debbie Jennings , Florine Morrison,
Stm.>ell,
Shaaron Gilbert, Mark Buckner, Mrs. James-Sponsor, Ronnie
Couch, Mike McGra�,
Denise Atkinson, Linda Montgomery, Mitch Fahrion, Janice
Janet Crouse,
Tom Mankins
Standing (L-R):
Tis h Echols,
Joan Smith,
Claudia Carter,
Mike Frary, Mark Buckner, Terry Morris
Kneeling (L-R):
Rusty Haga,
Randy McEwen
Miss Altman-Sponsor,
�STUDENT COUNCIL
BACK ROW:
Mr.
FRONT ROW:
BACK ROW:
FRONT ROW:
Patty Sitton, Sue McCoy, Judy Sauer, Tis h Echols , and Karen Trimble.
David Campbell, Steve Dunavant, Tommy Mankins, and Ron Dunavant.
Day,
Mark Buckner,
--::>G'�...-:
Janice Couch,
Judy Sauer,
MIDDLE ROW:
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�-·Tt--�t:>;-U.�
Jeff Myers,
Debbie Jennings, Linda Montgomery, Joan Smith,
Mark Evans, Trudy Echols,
Carol Cundiff,
Mitch Fahrion,
June Comyford,
and Connie Parks.
Wayne Wiebe,
Dan Kimball.
D
Russell Haga,
Shaaron Gilbert,
ne Evensen, Mark Buckner,
Not Shown:
Lou1se Dy
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Beverly Hill,
and Roderick Williams.
Karen Trimble,
Randy McEwen,
Denise Atkinson,
Steve Brittain,
and
���BEST DANCERS
ALL AROmm
Joyce Hammond-DeWRyne E• ensc�
Mike McGraw-Debbie Je�nin�s
BEST L00KING
Janice Couch-Rusty Haga-Florine MorrisoP
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�M.C,J::' CO;."RTE'JUS
!3EST COi-!E!Y:A�<S
Mike Mc.Jr<�w-Linda !lontgomery
Tr dy Echols-Steve Brittain
�!CST CO-OPERATIVE
Tom Hankins-Denise Atkinson
BEST PERSONALITY
Janet Crouse-Rusty Ha�a
52
��ClST ,.-:--1L:T:::C
Janie• Co��--�ike �c. r��
'i('ls- :'ALs·:rs
t'RE:'DLIEST
S'le �lcCoy-C\onAlc '·'i.lli,r:Js-Sh,.ron
'erna T�eitllauser-Ste"e 1\rittl'lin
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ri loert
�CUTEST COUPLE
10ST 3ASHF1JL
P.onni� Stowell-Marv .-\., 1
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Jeff Myers-Debhie Jennin�s
:cl"ro
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
BEST DRESSED
Cen;s e Atkins on-Britt Bass ett
Bobby McCoy-Karen Trimhte
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�V)
V)
TC!'I',Y Pii!J'I'C
;•rc:-. T.uJ: it:;
T ammy P.ierco
Claurlin Carter
K:1thy Chri ::lc;J'
Petty Sitton
Cn rol Br01.11
!lcrhic T.eJ'l·1t t
Jir,uny Chrblcy
tl"i rl·ry E1tto-<
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G.i_ll•< ,··.
HIGH
jlj10nda \·:ilbur
Linctn r:or.Lcorncry
SCHOOL
Vicki
Denise .1\tkin:; on
Frahm
t:r.
\·!ilson
J onct Crou:;c
Christ:,' CnrLer
1-l: ry r-:cGr:n:
?'ike Fr:1ry
Hobert l!aGstcdt.
Debbie Jenning:;
Shcrrc !·lcCoy
Chloe :'hill; ,•;;
Douc Frary
Fred Fisher
Honn i c ;>t01·1cll
llonn i r Dl.l'. ,._ ·
,\]]en Staley
Snn·l-n Dunnv.1nt
D:lvid r'cl:cl vic
Arcnc i'rnnk:-
J:at.hy Chovcz
Cheryl Frn!u;)
Lind·J
�·u··ccll
:·vc1y•J Concl ·
Debbie Gun<'•·
J oc l 1'0 Llcy
BAND
•
�Front Row·
(L-R) Linda Purcell,
Patty Sitton,
Steve Dunavant,
Janet Crou�e.
Donna Mcintyre,
Vicki Frahm,
Cheryl Frahm,
Jimmy Chri�ley,
Sandra
Dunavant, Thoma� St�phen�on, Carol Brown, Michael Frary, Terry Morri�.
Mickey Mattox, Ronnie Dunavant, Ronnie Stowell, Doug Frary, Tom
Back Row·
Mankin�,
Herbie LePlatt,
First Row:
Tammy Pierce,
Sherre McCoy.
(L-R) Cheryl Frahm,Linda Purcell, Terry Morris, Janet Crouse,
Arene Franks, Claudia Carter, Vicki Frahm, Sue McCoy.
Second Row:
(L-R) Kathy Chrisley, Mary McGraw, Judy Franks, Allen Staley,
Linda Montgomery, Donna Mcintyre,
Christy Carter, Evelyn Copeland, Carol
Brown, Sandra Dunavant, Karen Mcintyre, Patty Sitton.
Third Row:
(L-R) Steve Dunavant, Jimmy Chrisley, Ronald Williams, Thomas
Stephenson, Michael Frary, Fred Fisher, David McKelv e, Mickey Mattox,
Ronnie Stowell, D
Fourth Row:
(L-R
au
ing
Charisse
Chloe
Mr.
'1
e Dunavant.
Debbie Jennings, Debbie Gundrum,
ammy Pierce, Sherre McCoy, Herbie LePlatt,
Joe Wilson.
Drum Major:
Twirlers:
Pres Ludwig.
(L-R) Tammy Pierce,
Linda Montgomery, Denise Atkinson.
Pres.
Ronald Williams, M� Joe Wilson,
Linda Montgomery, V.
Pres.
�GRADES
�AND
MR
JUNIOR
MISS
Damian Duran
Laurel Zoll
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HIGH
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�JUNIOR HIGH
PEP CLUB
Susie Mars
Top:
�iddle ll.o·"':
Jimmy Sue Bates a;d Laurel Zol:
Bottom:
Renee Blair and Terri �ont�omery
Top Rcw:
Ca"ol Garcia,
Dunavant,
Elizabeth Williams,
Terry Pierce,
Middle Row:
S haron Crouse,
First Row:
King,
Esther Dye,
Cheerleaders:
Tamny Pierce,
Diana Fuller,
Rhonda Wilbur,
Lesa Bates,
Phyllis Morrison,
Jimmy Sue Bates,
Sherr� �cCoy,
Debbie G undrum,
Jackie Newman,
Sandr�
�arbara Kelly.
Aileen �ilbur,
Cindy Miller.
Wanda Kolz,
Charisse McManes,
Roxanne �ope,
Renee Blair.
Linda Miller,
Diana S mith,
Debbie �urphy,
Susie Mars,
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Christy Carter,
Cindy
Kim Brown.
Terri Montgorr.ery,
Laurel Zoll,
�BEGINNERS BAND
Front Row:
( L-R)
Driscoll Staley, Worthe Crouse,
Jenny Oliver, Elaine Zalewski.
Holly, Greg Frary,
Back Row:
Louis Kolz,
Beth Starbuck,
Terry Jennings, Isadore Martinez,
Ragsdale, Wayne Semler, Robby Bates, Jimmy Frazzini.
Jetta Mcintyre,
Tanya Pierce, Robin
Russell Newman, David
Standing:
Billy Sitton,
David Haga, Mr. Wilson.
INTERMEDIATE BAND
Front Row:
( L-R ) Joe McGraw, Monica Strohecker,
Marsha Thomas,
Mr. Wilson,
Terry Pierce.
Back Row:
Bill Green, Gary Duran,
Tammy Fahrion,
John French,
Paul Thomas,
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Linda Dunavant,
Tim Mattox,
Jerry Frazzini,
Russell Thomas, Corky Mcintyre.
�JUNIOR HIGH
FIRST ROW:
John Frazzini,
L ucero, Joe Leithauser,
David McKelvie,
Kevin Brown,
Terry Gilbert,
Corky Mcintyre,
Herman
Doug Frary,
Chris Duran,
Jimmy Chrisley,
SECOND ROW:
Coach Schoelkoph, Fred Fisher, Tom Tuttrow, Mike
Nesting,
Joe McGraw.
Danny Abernathy, Joel Talley,
Allen Backus, Damian Duran,
Charlie Tuttrow, Gene Starbuck,
Charlie Kelley, Tommy Stevenson.
FOOTBALL
First Row:
Tommy Stevenson, Gene Starbuck, Jimmy Chrisley,
Fred Fisher,
David McKelvie,
Second Row:
Joe McGraw,
Chris Duran,
Clay Bassett, Jimmy Mars,
John Frazzini,
Corky Mcintyre,
Damian Duran,
Joe Leithauser,
Paul Harper,
Ronnie Glover.
BASKETBALL
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Doug Frary,
Coach Ice.
Donnie Lucero,
Larry Wiley,
�Lesa Bates
Renee Blair
Esther Dye
Fred Fisher
Judy Franks
Barbara Kelly
Cyndee King
Sherre McCoy
Jinuny Chrisley
Kim Brown
Doug Frary
Allen Staley
Gene Starbuck
Damian Duran
Debbie Gundrum
Robert Hasstedt
Kathy McCrary
Charisse McManes
Mike Nesting
Tanuny Pierce
Tommy Stephenson
Tommy Tuttrow
Terri Montgomery Phyllis Morrison Debbie Murphy
Lou Stafford
Sharon Crouse
EIGHTH GRADE
Laurel Zoll
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Cindy Miller
Roxanne Pope
Aileen Hilbur
�Clay Bassett
Jimmi Sue Bates
Kevin Brown
Christy Carter
Evelyn Copeland
Doris Crone
Sandra Dunavant
Chris Duran
Carol Garcia
Terry Gilbert
Ronnie Glover
Bill Green
Paul Harper
Dean Humbard
Charles Kelly
Wanda Kolz
Joe Leithauser
Galen LaPointe
Lee LaPointe
Donnie Lucero
Herman Lucero
Orlando Lucero
Jimmy Mars
Susie Mars
Jimmy McCoy
Joe McGraw
Corky Mcintyre
Lesa Miller
Linda M iller
Jackie Newman
Terry Pierce
Diana Smith
Shawn Smith
Charles Tuttrow
Toumy Walder
Danny Abernathy
Rhonda Wilbur
Larry Wiley
Elizabeth Williams
63
S EVENTH
GRADE
�Robby B ates
Karen Box
Eugene Cundiff
Linda Dunavant
Gary Duran
Pauline Dye
Tammy Fahrion
Jerry Frazzini
Jon French
Kerri Goetz
Tead Haga
Kathryn Hayes
Bill Kolz
Casey Lucero
Ricky Lucero
Alex Martinez
Tim Mattox
Thedra McCoy
Laurie Meador
Jimmy Murphy
Tammy Murray
Robin Newton
Cindy Oliver
Cindy Pope
Driscoll Staley
Monica Strohecker
Dawnella Sower
Marcia Thomas
Paul Thomas
Russell Thomas
S IXTH GRADE
Donna Webb
Mr.
64
Jody Ice
�FIFTH GRA DE
Terry Adams
Richard Bacus
Louis Kolz
Worthe Crouse
Greg Frary
Jimmy Frazzini
Kenneth Goetz
Kelly Goetz
David Haga
Robin Holley
Karla Iverson
Terry Jennings
Renee LaPointe
Karen Leithauser
Is adore Martinez
Julie McCoy
Jetta Mcintyre
Doyle McKinnis
Marty Miller
Hohn Murphy
Russell Newman
Jenny Oliver
Tanya Pierce
Doreen Pope
Kellie Pride
David Ragsdale
\-layne Semler
Billy Sitton
Beth Starbuck
Sherry Webb
Timmy Walder
Michael William
Eileen Zalewski
Mrs.
Barbara Jefferies
�Saxon Bailey
Brian Benson
Rickey Boyet
Randy Brown
Ray Dunavent
Vicki Duran
Tommy Dye
Mike Garcia
Carmen Gilbert
Randy Glover
Kim Holt
Will Humbar<.l
Dawndra Iverson
Susan Johnson
Michelle Johnstone
Will Leithauser
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Lucero
Tina Martinez
Donnel McCoy
Denise McGraw
Doug McKelvie
Cindy Miller
Tracy Johnson
Patti Moore
Cynthia Murray
Johnny Murray
Jerri Newman
Greg Newton
Sharla Phelps
Mark Porter
Roni Robinson
Connie Webb
Keith Smith
Cindy Sower
Randy Staley
Diana Steele
Debra Stevans
Melannie Strohecker
Gary Tally
Susan Thomas
FOURTH
Melanie Walker
Regan Wes tbrook
GRADE
66
Kelly Wiley
Kent Williams
Matt Zoll
�LuAnn Bacus
James Beeman
Wayne Blair
Jayson Boyet
Eric Copeland
Roy Echols
Steve Gann
Mark Holley
Mandi Iverson
Lloyd La Pointe
Veronica Lucero
Ricky Mcintyre
Sandra Mars
Angela Martinez
Beverly Martinez
Charley Meador
Patrick Murphy
Rob Oliver
Rhonda Robinson
Jack Semler
Tom Starbuck
Ronnie Tate
Tammy Walder
Robin Ward
Lana Westbrook
Gary Wilcox
Kevin Wilcox
Eric Williams
Marianne Williams
Deryl Zalewski
THIR D
GRADE
Mrs.
Doris Hassedt
4th Grade
Miss Carole Hut che son
4th Grade
67
Mrs.
Jean Sitton
3rd Grade
Mrs.
Carolyn Wilson
Student Tea cher
�SECOND GRADE
Curtis Bailey
Ann Boglino
Mardella Brown
Rhonda Chism
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Janine Fitzgerald
Sam Green
Anita Haga
Roxanne Johnstone
Danny Leithauser
Allen Lucero
Gene L ucero
Dan McManes
Donna Miller
Ronnie Montgomery
Ricky P helps
Kim Pinson
Frank Pride
Matt Ricca
Kacey Sower
Terry Walder
Debra Ward
Miss Joann Pearson
68
�Becky Beeman
Billy Boglino
Dorella Boyet
Doug Dugger
Donna Fahrion
Not Shown
Donna Haddock
Stacey Holt
Dolores Larson
Ricky Ludwig
Harold McKinnes
Lee Ann "leador
Timmy Murphy
Lee Newton
Sheryl Pierce
Marsha Pope
Shannon Smith
Curtis Walker
Loresa Wheat
Mrs. Carolyn Smith
FIRS T GRADE
69
�Robin Abernathy
Mark Bolinger
Duane Haddock
Dawn Hennigan
Jayda Johnstone
(
Donald Kalbacher
Carol Lucero
Gary Lucero
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Leslie Nelson
Marsha Nesting
Lynn Parks
Pamela Pinson
Michelle Ricca
Christine Sapp
Steven Staley
Randy Tate
Teresa Walder
Donna Ward
KIN DERGARTEN
Mrs. Mary Alice Copeland
70
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247-4066
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72
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L. P. GAS, INC.
COOKING---HEATING
CAMPING
Bayfield;
884-2629
Bayfield, Colorado
73
�MARTIN'S
Boot&S addle
BAY FIEL D
LO CKER PLANT
Shop
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE
SADDLE REPAIR
QUALITY SHOE SERVICE
QUALITY BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR
CU STOM MADE SADDLES & ACCESSORIES
CU STOM MADE
(HAND CARVED)
LEATHER ARTICLES
MAIN STREET
Groceries-Meat-Feeds
BAYFIELD,
Bayfield,
COLORADO
Colorado
SCOT
GREAT
T I M BE R
and
L O G G I NG
Manufacturers of
TWEED SAWN
Bayfield,
74
Colorado
�"We Like To
In Our
VALLEY OF
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SPRUCE
CHALET
ULTRA MODERN CABI�S
ON THE VALLECITO RIVER
842 Main
Durango
Boss
W�uN5
DARE TO BE CASUAL
in the favonte hand
sewn casual of gals
on campus and 1n the
�T.
office ... genuine Bass
WeeJuns
moccasins.
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SAWMILL POIN T
MOTEL
LOCATED AT VALLECITO
BAYFIELD,
75
COLORADO
�COME EAT A BITE WITH DOROTHY AND JIM HINSLEY
AT
THE
M ALT
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1776 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO,
C A RMA CK
MO TO RS,
COLORADO
INC.
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MODERN HOUSEHOLD
SEWAGE TREATMENT
• Automatic • Odorlus
• Compact
Free Estimates
HIWAY 160·!5!50 SOUTH
PHONE: 247·0!5!52
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
76
•
• Dependable
FHA Eligible
�MUSIC
Tape Recorders
Guitars
Sheet Music
Records
Tapes
8th and Main
Durango, Colorado
IGNACIO, COLORADO
IF IT'S GOOD FOOD
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�THE
GO
CLOTH
WELDING
FOR A PROFESSIONAL JOB
HOUS E
COME TO US
FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS
LOCATED AT
16 TOWN PLAZA
DURANGO,
COLORADO
BOX
92 BAYFIELD,
COLORADO
SCO TT I ES
CABINS, STORE,
FRED'S
GAS
FISHING LICENSES AND TACKLE
BARBER
S HOP
FOR ALL YOUR VACATION NEEDS
COME TO SCOTTIES
RT.
IGNACIO, COLORADO
1 BAYFIELD,
884-2506
78
COLORADO
�LA P L ATA
ELECTRIC
AS S OCIAT I 0 N
INC
BOX18o
D URANGO, COLORADO
Daddy,
what's a gigawatt?
It's 1,000 megawatts or a mill1o
k1 owatts
It's what our country will need about 3
to 5 thousand of by the year 2000
R1ght now the total generating capacity
1n the U.S.A. is around 350 g1gawatts,
barely enough to fill present demands. In
many areas, reserve lev" IS are at an all-time
low
What can we do as demand grows by
leaps and bounds? We can be prepared
to meet it
Your local rural electric system and the
nearly 1,000 other rural electric systems
across the country make up a small but very
significant, part of the over-all electric
industry And we're working with leaders on
all levels to find solutions to the power
supply problem
G1gawatt 1s a funny word. But we take
11 seriously
79
�SELLARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY
270 Eighth Avenue
DURANGO, COLORADO
JOHN
SALES
DEERE
FARM
SERVICE
PH 0 N E
IMPLEMENTS
247-4647
SUPERIOR AUTOMOTIVE, INC.
PAGOSA SPRINGS, COLO. 81147
PHONE 968-2247
BOX 516
g:�.
t\".OERICAN PARTS SYSTEM
-Automotive Wholesalers
OURANGO, COLO. 81301
PHONE 247-1383
BOX 220
80
PARTS
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COOL -
QUIET - COMFORTABLE
CABINS -
ON THE PINE RIVER
OWNED AND OPERATED
LARGE RECREATION HALL SQUARE-DANCING
BY
CABINS
Al ta M.
TRAILER PARK
STORE
Beuten
AND LAUNDROMAT
P ine
River
Lodge
22 Cabins
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Fishing Boats & Motors
L A K E
0
Pleasure & Ski Boats
0
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Don & Ermalee Atkinson
Donna,
Debbie,
81
& Denise
�Bayfield,
Phone:
BA YFI.ELD
Colorado
$$4-2430
SHUR- VALU MARKET
"We Extend Our Sincere
Congratulations
To The Seniors Of
1971-1972
Our Best Wishes For A
Successful And Faithful Future."
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22 Town Plaza
HUNTING AND FISHING
LICENSES
Durango,
Colorado
81301
Diamonds - Watches
Eugene W. Endorf
FANNIE AND BILL SMOTHERMON
945 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
Gifts - Repairing
30 3 -247-0605
"WE HAVE TIME FOR YOU"
Midwest
Automotive
A nd
Your largest most complete
Machine-sh o P
Department Store
in the Four Corners Area
Complete Automotive Parts
303-247-4501
Located in the Town Plaza
Durango, Colorado
Durango,
C olora d o
83
�KROEG ERS
HARDWARE
VAL UE
T RUE
AND
FARME RS
SUPP LY
co
Hardware - Gifts
Water Systems
Feed - Seed - Fertilizer
Easy Parking - Big Selection
Farm Supplies
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Phone:
Lumber,
247 - 3 300
Plywood,
FREE DELIVE RY
Hardware, Electrical,
Plumbing,
visit us at our two locations
Carpeting, Fencing, Septic Systems.
84
�Phone 563-4525
Come and visit the SOUTHERN
CE TER and COMMUNITY
NUCHE
UTE TOURIST
CENTER in the PINO
PU-RA-SA.
Enjoy our facilities
Arts and Crafts Shop,
- Restaurant,
Lounge,
Museum and Motel,
with its Indian Decor throughout.
For an excellent day of fishing visit
Lake Capote
17 miles west of Pagosa
160 and Colo.
Springs on Junction of US
85
172.
�iiHUNTING
CARL AND ROXIE CO�YFORD
O'•J:JERS
*FISHING
�oDERN COTTAGES WITH
VIEW
OF
THE SAN
PEAKS.
HEATED
ALL
!J!?ffS
SOME
WITH FIREPLACES
OPEN ALL YEAR.
:
Br1ng your snow mobile
skis, toboggan o
inner tube.
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86
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FEDERAL �ESERVE SYSTJ::H
MEMBER OF F.
DURANGO,
D.
I.
C.
COLOR�DO
197
C O NGRAT U L A T I O N S
87
�Flexsteel
Kroehler
Bassett
Magic Chef
And many other brand names.
WALLACE
FURNITURE CO.
CARPETS & DRAPERIES
FURNITURE,
Phone 247-1286
Durango,
Colorado
A&W
D R I VE- I N
FEATURING
AN ISLAND OF REFRESHMENT,
THE BURGER FAMILY,
A&W ROOT BEER
&
LOTS OF OTHER FINE FOOD
Two Locations in Durango
2603
Main
&
The Corner of
88
Camino Del Rio and
9th Street
�Whatever your reason.
Working or playing, we're your silent partner.
checking,
savings,
For
safe deposit, loans • . . any reason • • . any
season . • . make FIRST NATIONAL your bank.
You're always First...at the First
The First National Bank
OF DURANGO
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
89
�KAMP DAKOTA
INC.
220 BARTLING
BROOKINGS
BUILDING
SOUTH
Compliments
DAKOTA
PHONE 65t2·651!5
of
B AYFIELD
CONOCO
Showers and Modern Hook- ups
884-9 901
Overnight Camping
Gerts Antique Shop
Playground
Official State Inspection
Laundry Room
Gates Tires
Tune-Ups
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Bayfield- Durango
CO1 PLIMENTS OF
NAVAJ O
Mc KNIGHT
TRAILS
BROTHERS
S ALVAGE
MGR. A.
PHOifE:
F.
TATE
884-2216
USED Atrr O PARTS AND USED CARS
DURANGO,
5� MILES W.
OF BAYFIEL D
90
COIDRADO
�/M
91
�DAM REAL ESTATE
DON R. WHEAT
AGENCY
GENERAL CONTACTOR
"THE BEST BUYS BY A DAM SITE"
CLAUDE
Q,
CRANE
BROKER
PHONE 884-2727
V�ITO LAKE
RIVER & HILLSIDE HOMESITES
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
'10/uu dVemJ-I!_Jil ,and
&tilt -fjeL go rtellt e r
M E A D
0
W L A R K
I N N
IF YOU WANT TO HAVE FUN
SNOWMOBILE SALES & RENTALS
COME TO MEADOWLARK INN
Itt tkt M� Srut Jwut M�
COME ON OUT WffERE TffE liVIN'S EASY
AT VALLECITO LAKE
92
�BANK
OF
IGNACIO
IQNACIO,C OLORADO
E.tabllat.d 11110
Established m
. 1910
Member F. D. I. C.
Where YOU
the CUSTO MER
Calls the Shots
Phone I GN ACIO 563-4515
93
�Kugle Equipment
Company
COMPLIMENTS
FROM CHRIS KUGLE
B \ Y I Ill D. lUI Ult \DO
Complete Beauty Service
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
AT T!-{T<:
HEAD
HUNTER
�
Ill Ill
BEAUTY SHOP
Junction of Vallecito Road on 160
ffiONE
884.- 2830
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BAYFIELD,
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94
LUM BE R
�IN ESTERN
CONSTRUCTION
AND
DEVELOPMENT
CORP.
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CHOICE LAKE VIEW LOTS
ALL TYPES REMODELING
PLAN SERVICE AVAILABLE
CUSTOM BUILDING
FREE ESTIMATES
884-2879
BAYFIELD
95
�DURANGO SAVINGS
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS
OF 72
AND
LOAN AS OCIATION
1101 ·2ND AVENUE
DURANGO COLORADO
61301
1101 Second Avenue
Durango, Colorado 81301
THE ONLY COM PLETE
WESTERN STORE IN DURANGO
Men's-Women's-Children's
Gary & Haryjane Brooks
9 60 Main Avenue
2h:
Durango,
303-247-0260
Colo,
81301
OFFI. CE
PRODUC TS
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co
SUPPLIES
FURNITURE
PRINTED FORMS
MACHINE SERVICE
OLIVETTI AGENT
96
970 MAIN AVENUE
PHONE
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
(303) 247-4287
�PHO E 247-3173
EARL S. JOHNSON
0 twald's Print Shop
AH.L E. OST\V ALD. 0\.VS"Eit
Bayfi ld, Colorado 81122
PHONE: 303 884·2461
Quality
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l-iil1EOGRAPJUNG
METAL
STA�PING
RUB BER S7AMP
PROCESSifiG
Service
MARKING DEVICES
OF
EVERY
SilO P
D RA GO, COLORADO 81301
965 MAIN A VENUE- P.O. BOX 957
Reg1stered Jeweler
LOCATED
KI
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GEr-1 VILLAGE
�- Amencan Gem Soc1ety
MURPHY
PAI NTING
co
PONDEROSA SHOPPING CENTER
BAYFIET..D, •..:J
Free Estimate
'�W
303 884-2414
SPECIALIZI G IN
Fine Wall Paper Hanging
Sprayed Acoustical Cealings
Located on Vallecito Campground Road,
Dry Wall Finishing
Inter�or & E:�terior Painting
Airles� Spray Painting
Vallecito Lake
97
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MODE 0
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COATS and ACCESSORIES
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Main
Colorado
COMPLIMENTS OF
BRUNER'S LODGE
and
BOAT
TOWN
DOCK
HOUSE
RESTAURANT
990 MAIN
Dl�NGO, COLORADO
Modern cabins, fully equipped for house keeping.
Our Dock has every thing for the
fisherman.
Located at the North end of Vallecito Lake.
Phone
8 84 - 250 8
98
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The '--Bone
P. 0. Box 3�38 Durango.
Colorado 81301
11H we can't eat at Tile T-BONE I'll diet11
Gifts with a Western flavor
Steaks and Cowboy beans
5 miles south of Durango
on Highway 550 toward Farmington
South of
G R AN D
Durango on old hi�hway
160
V I EW
CA F E
COMPLIMENTS OP'
MOTE L
D U R A NG O
AND
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C O M P A NY
STAT ION
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303/247-1638
HAL.U.lhRK C/,RDS &. CANDLES
LA RUE'S BEAUTY
NOOK
FI:ATURING
Sculptured Hair Cutting,
Hair Styling
and Zotos Permanents
Located on the East end of Main
in
Bayfield,
Street
Colorado
.t'hone 884-223 9
DURANGO,
100
COLORADO
�8-CORNERS
CAFE
Bayfield, Colorado
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Bayfield Wolverines Yearbook 1972, including kindergarten through twelfth grade, faculty, and staff.
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�����THIS
THE
YEAR
ANNUAL
STAFF
PRESENTS THIS ANNUAL TO YOU WITH
BEST
WISHES
PLEASANT
AS
A REMINDER
MEMORIES OF THE
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS
OF
PAST,
YEARBOOK
AS MUCH AS THE STAFF HAS ENJOYED
1-!0RKING ON IT.
BECKY EVANS
YEARBOOK EDITOR
R�YFIELD �IGH SCHOOL
1970-1971
�Congr8tul8tions 8nd hest wishes to the
Juniors and Seniors of B8yfield High School
and their sponsors who h8Ve worked so dili
gently in the preparation of this annual.
M8y your untiring efforts help you to
be better citizens.
Mr. Paul Norman
Business
Standing:
Seated:
!anager
Mr. Paul Norman, Mr. Hugh Purcell,
Mr. Donald Mcint yre, Mr. Tom Hill
Mrs. Frank Ludwig Jr., Mr. Carl Brown,
Mr. Jack LePlat t
�Miss LaVerne Altman
English
Mr. James Day
Math,
Chemistry
Mr.
Gary Ambrosier
Mrs.
Carol Blatnick
Home Economics
Band
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Science
Mrs.
Gwendolyn French
English, Spanish
4
�\
Mrs.
Vada Martin
Social Studies
Mrs.
J anice Jomes
Librarian
Mrs.
MaYine McEwen
Business
Mr.
Dale Smith
Special Ed
Mr.
Al Mattox
Coach
Mr.
Charles Mums
Dr.
Ed,
Coach
5
Mr.
Red Ward
Shop
�seau
Joan Smith,
Mr.
Don.la Mcintyre,
Norman,
Denise Atkinso�.
Marjorie Beaver
Bev Hill,
Linda Montv,omery,
Mr. Ryan
Mrs. Hickman
Mrs. Rather
Janice Couch
Mr.
Hotz
Mrs. Hotz
Mrs.
Phillips
Mr.
6
Jack, Hr.
Olive::,
Mr.
Mrs.
Comyford,
Evitts
Mr.
Grush,
���.
RODNEY FORSYTHE
8
BECKY EVANS
�PERSEVERANCE IS A GREAT ELEMENT OF SUCCESS.
IF YOU ONLY KNOCK LONG ENOUGH AND LOUD
ENOUGH AT THE GATE, YOU ARE SURE. TO WAKE
UP SOMEBODY.
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
EVELYN MARIE HASSTEDT
THERE IS NO ROAD TOO LONG TO THE MAN WHO
ADVANCES DELIBERATELY AND WITHOUT UNDUE
HASTE;
THERE ARE NO HONORS TOO DISTANT
TO THE MAN WHO PREPARES HIMSELF FOR THEM
WITH PATIENCE.
JEAN de La BRUYERE
MARJORIE DIANE BEAVEK
9
�ESCORT
QUEEN
RONliE FROST
ATTENDANTS & ESCORTS
BD:: KY EVANS
RODNEY FORSYTHE
JANIE COMYFORD
GRill MORRISON
10
TERRI WOMMER
�BECKY EVANS
DAVID JENNINGS
11
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VINCENT PAilmR
PATTY SITTON,
PAT Mc�EE,
EVELYNE MCCOY
VINCENT PALMER, EVELYNE McCOY,
RUSTY RAGA. CONNIE ZELLNER
�MISS PHYLLIS SNYDER
HOME EC.
KATHY SITTO N, EVELYNE MCCOY-SWEETHEART, ARLENE CHANDLER
EVELYN MCCOY, MIKE MCGRAW,
KATHY SITTON,
DAN WADE, A RLE NE CHANDLER, JACK MOORE
TEACHER
�ALL-CONFERENCE
HONORABLE MENTION
BETIY CROCKER HOMEMAKER
OFFENSIVE END
OF TOMORROW
Evelyn Marie Hasstedt
Rodney Forsythe
Kathy Sitton
Joleen Stephenson
Patty Sitton
Donna Mcintyre
l7icki Frahm
Evelyn Hssstedt
Steve Dunavant
Linda Purcell
Mickey Mattox
Ronnie Stowe i l
Shannon Fuller
Paula Campbell
Chloe Phillips
Ronnie Duuavant
Cheryl Frahm
Tommy Stephenson
Doug Frary
Jiumy Chrisley
LEAGUE BAND
��s�
GREG MORRISON
BECKY EVANS
Vice-Pres.-MIKE MCKEE,
President -STEVE ZOLL,
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Sec.-Treas.-DARREL SMART
�MARJORIE DIANE BEAVER
BECKY SUE BISHOP
JAMES NEIL CAMPBELL
MARGIE CHAVEZ
JANIE LOU COMYFORD
REBECCA LYNN EVANS
EARL DALE FISHER
RODNEY FORSYTHE
KIM FRENCH
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�EVELYN MARIE HAS STEDT
RONALD FROST
DAVID B. JENNI.GS
PATRICIA ANN MARTINEZ
KENT S.
JACK
MA RGO T BERNIECE KARC HNER
EVELYNE L. MCCOY
MIC HAE L McKEE
�GREGORY F. MORRISON
JAMES VI CE'T PALMER
KATHY JEAN SITTO�
DARREL LEE SMART
LINDA JOLEEN STEPHENSON
GAYLA LEE STOWELL
NOT SHOWN:
Nancy Garcia
Paul J.
TERRI LYNN W(lo!MER
STEVEN ZOLL
Lucero
�.:
Pep Club 1-2-3,
MARJO RIE BEAVE R BHS 1 2-3-4,
ty 3-4,
Porn Pen 3, Band 1-2-3, Honor So�ie
3, Class
Award
ic
Mason
4,
Sec.
y
Honor Soci�t
Ski Club 2-3, Westerners Club 1-2-3,
Office 3-4, Teac�er's Aid 4.
4
Pep Club 4 Porn Pon
BECKY B ISHOP BHS 4,
Annu al Staff 4,
4,
FHA
4,
Sec.
cil
Student Coun
Societ).
Teacher's Aid 4, Honor
"B" Club 1-2-3-4,
3-4,
1-2BHS
JAMES CAY.PBET.L
1, Track 2,
ball
Foot
Basketball 1-2-3-4,
4.
f
Paper Staf
Annual
3-4, P�p Club 1-2,
MARGIE CHAVEZ BHS 1-2Band 1-2, Volley
2,
Club
rs
er,e
West
Staff 4,
Ball 4, Basketball 4.
3-4, Band 2-3-4, Pe�
JAN IE CO�ORD B�S 1-21�. Pep Club 1-2-3-4,
2-3Band 2-3, Hajorette
her's Aid 4,
Teac
4,
Club
Ski
4,
Porn Pen
etball 3-4.
Bask
2-4,
t
ndan
Atte
Homecoming
1-2-3-4,
Club
Pep
BECKY EVANS BHS 1-2-3-4.
4. Cheerleader
2-3der
rlea
Chee
1,
Porn P0n
Anr.Pal Staff Co Ec.1Cap. 4, Paper StaU 4,
FHA 4, Class Play 3,
4,
Aid
s
her'
Ed 3-4, Teac
1-3, Class SP.c 2,
Class PrP.s. 3, C1ass Fav
4, Honor Society 4.
Homecoming Attendant
ll 4,
DALE F ISHER BHS 4, "B" Club 4, :"ootba
Ski
Basketball 4, Track 4, Paper Staff 4,
Clu� Pres 4, Student Council 4.
Play 3,
RODNEY FORSYTHE BHS 1-2-3-4
"B" Club Pres.
ball 1-2-3-4,
Club VP 4,
4,
Basketbal
Track 1-4,
"B" Club 1-2-3-4,
i 1-2-3-4, Foot
Baseball 2-3,
Student Council 1-3-4,
Student
Paper Staff 4,
Teacher's Aid 4,
Class Pres.
Class Play 3,
2,
Class Favorite 2.
"B" Club 1-2-3-4 ·�
RONNIE FROST BHS 1-2-3-4
Basketball 1-2-3-4, Foot all 1-2-3-4 '
b
Baseball 2.
HASSTEDT BHS 1-2-3-4,
Pep Club 1-2-3-4,
Porn Pen 4,
Band 1-2-3-4. Pep Band 2-3-4
'
Stage Band 3:4, Chorus 4, Honor Society 4.
KENT JACK BHS 1-2-J-4, Student Council 2 '
Class Play 3,
Class Sec.
1.
DAV ID JENN INGS BHS 1-2-3-4
"B" Club VP 4,
Track 1-2,
2
"B" Club 3-4
Football 1- -3-4,
Paper Staff 4,
Teacher's Aid�.
Pep Club VP 4,
�
S Aff 4,
Basebal
Class Play 3.
Class Play 3.
1-2-3-4,
FHA 3-4,
Paper Staff 2-3-4,
Pep Club 1-2-3-4
FHA Pres 4
Paper Staff Ed
Teacher's Aid 4,
Offic�
4, Annu �l
;'
Class Play 3,
M1ss Spirit Queer 4.
M IKE �cKEE BHS 1-2-3-4,
Football
1-2-3-4,
Class Play 3,
Mr.
3.
Spirit
GREG MORRISO"i BHS
Football 3-4,
"B" Club 3-4
Paper Staff 4
Council 3,
Class
1-2-3-4,
Stu den t
VP 2-4 '
"B" Club
B�seball 2-3,
Paper Staff Co Ed 4,
2-3-4 '
Track 1-2 '
Class Play 3.
VINCENT PALMER BHS 1-2-3-4,
"B" Club 1-2-3-4
B�sketball J-2-3 ' Basketball M "n 4,
Baseb all 2-3, Class Fav 1
Track
'
1-2 '
.
KATqy S ITTON BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-1-4
Pep Club Pres 4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep Band 2- -4
'
Stage Band 3-4, Band Pr�s 4 • Ch crus 4, Honor
J
Soc·te ty 3- 4, Ho,or Society Pres 4,
Class VP 3, Cl�ss Play 3_
DARREL SMART BHS 1-2-3-4
Foot
ball 3, Paper Staff 4, c ass s
Play 3.
i
FHA 4 •
� � 4, Class
11 4
Base-
Band 1-2-3-4 ' Pe P Band 3-4, Chorus 1
Stage
Band 3-4, Annual.Staff 3-4, Class Pl y 3 ·
Honor Society 4.
�
GAYLA STOWELL BHS
FHA 3-4,
K IM FRENCH BHS 4.
EVELYN
Staff 3,
E VELYNE McCOY BP.S
JOLEEN ST�PHENSON BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4,
Ski
Council VP 4, Masonic Award 3,
Class VP 1,
1-2-3,
PAUL LUCERO BHS 1-2-3-4, Basketball Man
Football Man 1-2-3, Track 3.
Club 1-2-3-4.
PATTY �RT INE Z BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep
t Council �-3-4,
Studen
4,
Cap
Porn Pen 3:�. Porn Pen
Student Council Pres 4, P�per Staff 4, Annual
i 3,
1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4,
FHA Degrees Chair.
Honor Society Treas. 4,
4, Honor s ociety 3-4,
Annu�l Staff 4,
Class Play 3.
TERR I WOMMER BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4'
Po
Pen 3, Che�rleaqer 4. nand 1-2-3, Band
�
MaJorette
Annuel
1-2-3,
Chorus 1, Paper Staff 4,
�taff 3-4, Annual Staff Bus. Man. 4,
Teacher s Aid 4,
FBA 4 ,
Class Play 3 ,
.
3, Homecoming Queen 4.
Sp1rit
STEVE
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ZOLL BHS 3-4,
Class Pres 4,
M'lSS
Class Play 3.
����Jar.ice Couch
Rusty Haga
PRESIDENT
DeWayne Evensen
SECRETARY
Connie Zellner
VICE-PRESIDENT
Mark Evans
�Denise Atkinson
Britt Bassett
Steve Brittain
June Corr.yford
Jan�ce Couch
Carol Cundiff
Carol Dye
Louise :>ye
Trudy Echols
�ark Evans
De/layne Evensen
��itcn Fahrion
�ickie Fuller
Steve Garcia
Clifton Guest
-
I
Rusty Haga
Dennis Heyer
Beverly Hill
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Debbie Jennings
Herbie LeFlatt
�Bobby McCoy
Randy l'.cEwen
Hike ��cGraw
Linda 1-lontgomery
Jeff Myers
Connie Parks
Judy Sauer
Ronnie Stowell
'!layne 'lleibe
Florine 1;/ilbur
Rod �lilliams
Ronald '••lilliams
Roger Hertel
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Ken Hoore
Karen Trimble
Connie Zellner
��GAYLE HINES
President-LENDY CRONE,
PAT MCKEE
Sergeant-at-Arms-STEVE MOORE,
Secretary-JOYCE HAMMOND,
Treasurer-PATTY S I TTON
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Vice-Pres. -GAYLE H I NES,
�I
Louise Brailsford
Vicki Frahm
Tom Bishop
Pam Bates
Elaine Amon
Mark Buckner
Jim Brittain
Albert Gilbert
Mike Fr.ary
Joyce Hammond
Gayle Hines
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Greg Box
Lendy Crone
S!laron Gilbert
Brett King
�Pres Ludwig
Terry Morris
Steve Moore
Bill Brown
Mike Myers
Pat McKee
Ginger Martinez
Paul Morrison
Patty Sitton
Arsenia Sanchez
I
David Campbell
Dan t•ade
Joan Smith
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Roger Wilbur
��BECKY MCKEE
Report er-BRAL IA ARCHUL ETA,
President - L IND A PURC ELL
JO HN BRITTAIN
Treasurer-STEVE DUNAVANT ,
Vice President-CARO L
GREEN
Secretary-ARL ENE CHAND LER,
�Bralia Archuleta
Melo!'\y Bates
Frank Brittain
John Brittain
Gary Brown
Steve Dunavant
Dolores Dye
Sam Evensen
Carol Green
Steven Guest
John Hasstedt
Not shown
Sllbrina Cain
Arl.ene Chandler
Vicki Fisher
Arene Franks
Joan Hertel
Danny Kimball
Lorraine Lucero
Mary Ann Lucero
Catherine Koenig
Paul Lucero
Linda Kremer
Betsy Lash
�Steve Lucero
Micky Mattox
Sue Ellen McCoy
Terese McGraw
Donna Mcintyre
I
Becky McKee
Desiree McManes
Pat Meador
Jack Moore
W ay ne Neal
::ot Shown:
Felix Sa'1chez
Beverly Parks
Carla Smith
Mike Pope
Cynthia Stevens
Linda Purcell
Della Stephenson
J
Elaine Wiley
Stanley Williams
Chris Zoll
���DAVID JENNINGS
RODNEY FORSYTHE
GREG MORRISON
RONNIE
FROST
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MIKE McKEE
�First Row :
Second Row:
Third Row :
Debbie Jennings, Florine Wilbur, Becky Evans, Terri Wommer, Connie Z ellner,
Mrs. McEwen,
Sponsor;
Kathy Sitton,
Sue McCoy,
Bralia Archuleta,
Terri Morris,
June Comyford, Joleen Stephenson, Gayla Stowell, Beverly Hill, Joan Smith,
Patty Sitton,
Fourth Row :
Terese McGraw, Vicki Fisher,
Becky McKee,
Arlene Chandler, Melony Bates,
Fifth Row:
Janice Couch,
Carla Smith,
Sixth Row:
Seventh Row:
G�y1e Hines,
Kneelin3:
Donna Mcintyre,
Vickie Frahm,
Linda Montgomery, Ginger Martinez, Joan Hertel,
Elaine Wiley,
Janie Comyford,
Gayle Hines,
Linda Purcell,
Carol Green,
Carol Cundiff,
Denise Atkinson,
Patty Martinez,
Karen Trimble, Mickie Fuller,
Karen Trimble ,
Evelyn Hasstedt,
Becky Bishop,
Evelyn Hasstedt.
Mickie Fuller,
Denise Atkinson,
Janie Comyfor<!,
Patty l'fartinez.
Be cky Bi shop
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Della Stephensor
Sharon Gilbert,
B-Team Cheerleaders
Bralia Archuleta,
Terri Morris,
Sue McCoy
�Connie Zellner
Junior
Florine Wilbur
Junior
Debbie Jennings
Junior
Terri Wommer
Senior
..
1970- 71
Becky Evans
Senior
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�Top Row- Frank Brittain, Stanley \•lilliams, Assistant Coach Ambrosier, Coach Hattox
Second Row- Eanager- Tommy Sitton, ?at !I.eador, Steven Guest, Danny Kimbell, Paul A.
Lucero,
':layne Neal, Steve Dunavant, Kickey Mattox, Frank Brittain
, Third Row- John
Hasstedt, Dan '.�ade , Roger Wilbur, Bill Brown, Steve Hoore, Albert Gilbert, Mike Myers ,
Fourth Row- Steve Brittain, Mike McGraw, Mitch Fahrion, Randy McEwen, Kenneth i·ioore,
Steve Garcia,. Roderick \olilliams, Manager- Dennis Heye : Fifth Row- Darrel Smart, Ronnie
Frost, Greg Morrison, Rodney Forsythe, David Jennings, Mike McKee,DeWayne Evenson, Pat
Mckee.
Top Row-Hr. Al Mattox,
Coach;
Steve Garcia,
DeWayne Evensen,
Second
Row-Mike McGraw, Randy McEwen, Mitch Fahrion, Steve Brittain, Rusty Haga.
�Top Row-Mr. Al Mattox,
King, Bill Brown,
Top Row-Danny Kimball,
Wayne Neal,
Guest,
Coach; Pat McKee,
Steve Moore,
Second Row-Brett
Dan Wade, Roger Wilbur, Mike Myers.
Stanley Williams, Paul Lucero,
John Hasstedt,
John Brittain,
Second Row-Mr. Al Mattox,
Mickey Mattox, Pat Meador.
CENTER
DOVE CREEK
NORWOOD
DOLORES
BLOOMFIELD
DURANGO J.
V.
P AGOSA SPRINGS
MANCOS
Steve Dunavant,
Coach; Steven
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forth arne,
ophomor
of Bay-
won on tnat
core, too, 13 to
JO
Leadtng the
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on fou•
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'th
f1 ld goal and four free thrr
Followm
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Fro t \Hth 10 pomt•
field
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three
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�Top Row- Manager- Vince Palmer, Roderick ·.·/illiams, Dan Jade, Rodney Forsythe,
Coach- Mr. Muma.
Bottom Row- Herbie LePlatt, David Campbell, Ronnie Frost,
Britt Bassett, Mike McGraw, V.itch Fahrion, Not Shown- Dale Fisher.
Top Row- Brett King, Lendy Crone, Bill Brown, Danny Kimbell,
Kenneth Moore.
Second Row- Jack Moore, Mike Frary, Stanley \1/illiams, Paul A. Lucero,
'wilbur, Pat Meador.
Roger
Third Row- Manager- Rusty Haga, Felix Sanchez, Tommy
Sitton, Steven HcKelvey, Steven Guest, Coach- Mr. Day.
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�Mr. Muma,
Coach
Mr.
Day, Assistant Coach
�TOP ROW:
Carol Cundiff and Gail Hines.
Joan Hertel,
Elaine
SECOND ROW:
Amon, Carol Dye, Gayla Stowell
Carla Smith,
Elaine Wiley,
and June Comyford.
THIRD
ROW: Skeet Dye, Mickie Fuller,
Denise Atkinson, Janice Couch, Connie Zellner,
Ginger Martinez,
and Janie Comyford.
Terese McGraw
BOTTOM ROW:
Coach Martin,
Judy Sauer and Margie Chavez.
LEFT TO RIGHT:
Coach Martin, Margie Chavez, Mickie Fuller, Denise Atkinson,
Zellner, Janice Couch, Judy Sauer, Ginger Martinez, Janie
Comyford,
Joan Hertel, Terese McGraw and Skeeter Dye.
Connie
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�FQ.IEND!..IEST
MOST BASHFUL
Becky Bis�o?-Rodney Fcrsythe
Gayla Stowell-Ronnie Stowell
BEST DAN C ERS
Joyce Hammond-DeWayne �vensen
MOST TALEN TED
Evelyn Hasstedt-Ronald Willia�s
46
�BEST DR?:SSCD
BEST COMEDIANS
Terri Wo�mer-ryodney Forsythe
Connie �ellner-Darrcl
Smart
1-'0ST COURTEOUS
Becky Bisho?-Kim French
�EST ?ERSO�ALITY
B�cky Bishop-R0dPey F0rsythe
47
�MOS� LIKELY TO SUCCEED
E"elyn Hasstedt-Rodney :'orsythe
ALL AROUND
��cky Evans-Rodney Forsythe
l-':OST CO-OPERATI\n·:
Mike McKee-Janie Comyford-Deni�e Atkinson-Roger Hertel
48
�B£�T LOOKI:G
Bec�y £va�s-Kim French
.
5_ ATIO.ETIC
Ja�ice Couch-�od�ey Forsythe
�POINT THOSE TOES!
DID YOU SAY M UD?
KEEP SMILING!
SENIORS MEASURING FOR CAPS AND GOWNS I
ARE YOUR HEADS THAT BIG?
DID YOU SAY LADIES?
A SENIOR TRIP?
PEEK-A-BOO!
DON'T REACH TOO RIGHI
ANY PAPER HANDY?
�Standing:
Terry Morris, Gary Bro•NTI,
Rusty Raga,
Carol B�o�Jn, Randy
McE•1en, !ani� Comyford, Mitch Fahrion, Denise Atkinson, Mike McGraw,
Karen Trimble, Rodney Forsythe-Pres., Gayle Hi�es,
Echols, Becky McKe�>,
Vickie Fisher,
Joan Smith,
ish
Debbie Jennings, Mike Frary,
Mark BuckPer, Miss Altman-Sponsor. Kneeling:
Chandler,
J·m� Comyford, Arlene Chandler,
Front Row:
Donna Mcintyre,
Arlene C�andler,
Patty Sitton, Mary McGraw, Charisse King,
Renea Blair,
Janice
�>.everly PArks.
Sharon Gilbert, Arene Franks,
Second Row:
Janice Couch,
Melony Bates, Desiree McManes, Louise Brailsford, Lesa Bates, Karen
Mcintyre, Linda Purcell,
Kathy Sitton, Denise Atkinson, Third Row:
Altman-Sponsor, Linda Montgomery, Evelyn Hasstedt, Carol Green,
Debbie McCoy, Paula Campbell, Sue McCoy, Cynthia Stevens.
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Miss
Joan Smith,
�First Row:
Dale Fisher,
Vincent Palmer, James Campbell,
Rodney Forsythe,
Mitch Fahrion, Randy HcEwen,
Third Row:
Britt Bassett,
Mark Buckner, Greg Box,
Moore, Pat McKee,
Ronnie Frost, i�ike NcKee, Greg Morrison
David Jennings.
Second Row:
Bobby l1cCoy,
Rod Williams,
Wayne Weibe.
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Paul Lucero,
Mike �cGraw
Herbie LePlatt,
Rusty Haga
Dan Wade,
David Campbell,
Steve
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�Left to Right:
Dale Fisher, Rodney Forsythe, Mitch Fahrion, Steve
Brittain, Pat McKee, Patty Martinez, Patty Sitton,
Trudy Echols, Vicki Fisher, Mr.
Standing
(L-R):
Mrs.
Joleen Stephenson;
Seated
(L-R):
James, Sponsor; Evelyn Hasstedt;
Debbie Jennings;
Kathy Sitton,
Becky Evans; Mitch Fahrion;
Becky Bishop,
Tom Hill-Superintendent.
Linda Montgomery;
President;
Mike McGraw;
Gayla Stowell, Treasurer;
Florine Wilbur.
Marjorie Beaver, Secretary;
Janice Couch.
Becky Bishop;
�.June Corr,y"ord,
Patty Martinez, Evel:vne McCoy,
Debbie Jennings, De�ayne Evensen,
�itch Fahrion.
Toe Row:
Not Shown:
Becky Bishoo, Margie Beaver,
Becky Evans, Terri Nommer,
Mary Ann Lucero, Lorraine Lucero,
Setsy Lash, L"nda Kremer, CatheriPe
Koenig, Carol Cundiff-Secretar:v-Treasurer, Sponsor:
Middle Row:
Janie Comyford,
Rodney Forsythe.
Mrs.
Blatnick,
Carol Green-Renorter, Bralia Archuleta-Parliamentarian,
Franks-Historian,
Beckv McKee, vjcki
:isher,
Arene
Gayle Hines, Kathy Sitton,
Gayla Stowell-Degrees,
Bottom Row:
Sue McCoy-Song & Recreation Leader,
Arlene Chandler,
Terri Wo��r, Evel:nne McCoy-President, Jan·e Com�ford,
Becky Evans,
Beverly Pill-Vice Pres'dent
�L-R
Janie Comlfford, Connie Zellner, Trudy Echols,
Joleen Stephenson,
Mrs. McEwen-sponsor, Gayla Stowell, Beverly Hill, Karen Trimble, Denise
Atkinson, Evelyne McCoy, Bee� Evans, Terri Wommer, Bee� Bishop,
Margie
Chavez
Denise At kinson
Terri Wommer
Assist ant
Business Manager
Editor
Becky Evans
Editor
L-R
Evelyne McCoy, Terri Wommer, Dale Fisher, Mrs. French - sponsor,
Patty Martinez, Bee� Evans, Rodney Forsythe,
James Campbell, Darrel
Smart, Greg Morrison, David Jennings, Kent Jack, Mike McKee
�s�
Top Ro�
(L-R) Mickey Mattox,
Dunavant,
Row-
Roger Wilbur,
Tommy Stephenson,
Herbie LePlatt.
Sitton,
Mr.
Tracy Hill,
Amb rosier.
Karen Mcintyre,
Ronnie
Pres Ludwig.
2nd
John Hasstedt,
3rd Row- Linda Purcell,
Carol Brown,
Patty Sitton,
Kathy
Terry Morris.
Top Row- (L-R)
2nd Row- Mr.
Purcell,
Ronnie Stowell,
Steve Dunavant,
Standing-
Joleen Stephenson,
Evelyn Hasstedt, Florine Wilbur,
Doug Frary,
Doug Frary,
Claudia Carter,
Patty Sitton,
Evelyn Hasstedt,
Amb rosier-Director,
Vicki Frahm.
Joleen Stephenson,
Shannon Fuller,
Cynthia Stevens,
Pres Ludwig,
Cheryl Frahm,
3rd Row-
Ronnie Dunavant.
Donna Mcintyre,
Mike Frary,
4th Row- Chloe Phillips,
Linda
Kathy Sitton,
Tammy Pierce,
Steve Dunavant, Tommy Stephenson.
_
BAND LEADERS
BAND OFFICERS
Kathy Sitton-President
Florine Wilbur-Secretary
Patty Sitton-Treasurer
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Pres Ludwig,
Drum Major
Tammy Pierce,
Twirler
Linda Montgomery,
Mr.
Twirler
Ambrosier,
Band Director
Lesa Bates,
Twirler
Janie Comyford,
Twirler
�SdtJDt
�ad
�
"'
CX>
Evelyn Copeland
First RowKathy Sitton
Second RowKathy Chrisley
Third RowDella Stephenson
Terry Morris
Donna Mcintyre
Patty Sitton
Karen Mcintyre
Diana Fuller
Sandra Dunavant
Fifth Row-
Sixth RowMary McGraw
Seventh Row-
Fourth RowJudy Franks
Tish Echols
Arene Franks
Sue Ellen McCoy
Claudia Carter
Vicki Frahm
Linda Purcell
Kathy McCrary
Albert Gilb ert
Carol Brown
Mike Frary
Joleen Stephenson
Chloe Phillips
Cheryl Frahm
Deb b ie Jennings
Sherre McCoy
Herbie LePlatt
Paula Campbell
Shannan Fuller
Rodney Moore
Florine Wilbur
Kathy Chavez
Deb b ie McCoy
Damian Duran
Ronnie Stowell
Rob ert Hasstedt
Charise King
Evelyn Hasstedt
Doug Frary
Roger Wilbur
Tommy Stephenson
Tracy Hill
Ronnie Dunavant
Mickey Mattox
Steve Dunavant
Jimmy Chrisley
John Hasstedt
Cynthia Stevens
Renee Blair-Twirler
Linda Montgomery-Twirler
Fred Fisher
Pres Ludwig-Drum Major
Janie Comyford-Twirler
Tammy Pierce-Twirler
���-
SHANNON FULLER
KEVIN FRENCH
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�Top Row:
11-:iss :, trr:an,
1-�ary r':cGr:l'A',
Kir.1 Brown,
�ileen .. ilbur,
Paula Campbell,
Chloe
Rol-1 2:
Lou S tafford.
Phillips, Cheryl Frahm, T�mmy Pierce, Kathy Chavez, Janice Chandler, Phyllis
Row 3: Cindy
Morrison, Le�:J. Bates, Judy Franks, Sherre 1-lcCcJ :-··,J.hy Chrisley.
Sarah Lucero,
Kine,
Caroline Gall:1rdo, Carol Brown,
Debbie r:cCoy,
Y.athy :�cCrary,
Laurel Zoll, Tish Echols,
K'iren 1-focintyre, Roxcmne Po;e.
Cheerleaders:
Denae Bates, Chari sse King, Renee 3l<.ir.
Renee Blair,
Denae Bates.
Sh«nnon Fuller,
Terry Nontgomery, Claudia
Carter, Charisse King.
Terry Montgomery, Claudia
61
Carter,
�Top Row- Bill Green, Clay Bassett, Chris Duran, Cliff Parks, Robert Hasstedt, Danny
Abernathy, Dean Cundiff,
Damian Duran, Joe McGraw.
��ike Nesting, Kevin French, Ronnie Dunavant ,
3ottom Row- Mr. Jody Ice- Coach,
Kugle •
Fred Fisher, Doug Frary, Roger
Rodney ��oore, Jirr.my Chrisley, Tracy Hill, Tommy Stephenson- Manager.
Nr.
Ice
Mr. Ambrosier
Top Row:
Jerry Frazz ini,
Paul Thomas,
St rohecker,
Joseph Cooper,
Russell Thomas.
Dwight Bonnell,
Second Row:
Robie Bates, Marcia Thomas.
Gary Duran, Mr. Ambrosier,
Linda Dunavant ,
St anding:
Billy Lawton.
62
Tammy Fahrion, Monica
Scot t Blevins,
Jon French,
�Top Row:
(L-R)
Rodney Moore-Manager, Tracy Hill, Mike Johnson,
Roger Kugle, Mr. Ambroiser- Coach.
Ronnie Dunavant,
Top Row:
Bottom Row:
Ross Martinez,
Dean Cundiff, Kevin
French,
Edward Lucero.
(L-R)
Mike Nesting, Allen Stalley,
Robert Hasstedt, Thomas
Stephenson, Eddie Westbrook, Tommy Tuttrow, Jimmy Chrisley.
Bottom Row: Mr. Ambroiser - Coach, Damian Duran, Fred Fisher, Doug
Frary, Johnny Frazzini, David McKelvie, Rodney Moore - Manager.
63
�Danae Bates
Carol Brown
Claudia Carter
Kathy Chavez:
Kathy Chrisley
Dean Cundiff
Ronnie Dunavant
Tish Echols
Cheryl Frahm
K evin French
Shannon Fuller
Caroline Gallardo
Paula Campbell
Tracy Hill
Charisse King
Roger Kugle
Edward Lucero
Sarah Lucero
Christen McBrayer
Debra McCoy
Mary McGraw
K aren Mcintyre
Lahna Miller
Rod Moore
Roy Palmer
Chloe Phillips
Ross Martinez
Mickey McNew
64
"r.onsored by Saytield Coin Laundry
Barbara Griffin
�!anice Chand�er
Lesa Bate�
Kim Brot.'!!
Renee Blair
F.-ed Fisher
Kat!'ly McCrary
Robert Hasstedt
Doug F>:"ary
C�a:-.-i::;e 1'1cManne
Sherre McCoy
Roxanne Pope
Phyllis Morrison
Ai.lee'l Wilbur
Spon-ored by �o
65
Laurel Zoll
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Johnny Frazziri
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Esther Dye
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Jimmy Chrisley
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Tommy Stephenson
�Danny Abernathy
Clay Bassett
Jimmi Sue Bates
Kevin Brown
Christy Carter
Evelyn Copeland
Doris Crone
Eugene Cundiff
Sandra Dunavant
Chris Duran
Diana Fuller
Carol Garcia
James Garcia
Georganna
Garlington
Terry Gilbert
Ronnie Glover
Bill Green
\
Ricky Heck
Donnie Lucero
Herman Lucero
Orlando Lucero
Susie Mars
Randy McBrayer
Jim McCoy
Joe McGraw
Corky Mcintyre
Lesa Miller
Jackie Newman
Cliff Parks
Terry Pierce
Eddie Rupe
Diana Smith
Shawn Smith
Charles Tuttrow
Rhonda Wilbur
Larry Wiley
Elizabeth Williams
Not shown:
Cheryl Dobbins
Jim Mars
Mr. Jody Ice
66
�Line'a
Scott
Dwight
Karen
Joseph
Bates
Blevins
Bonnell
Box
Coo;>er
Dunavant
Gary
Pa�line
Tarm�y
Jon
Je>:ry
Tecod
Dye
Fahrion
French
Frazzini
Raga
Robby
Duran
Billy
Casey
Ficky
LC'tter.
Lucero
Lucero
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Tammy
McCoy
Monica
Strohecker
Murray
L.:�urie
Tern
Martinez
Mattox
Meador
Ci!ldy
Cindy
Dawnella
Driscoll
Oliver
Pope
Sower
Staley
Mrs.
Barbara Jefferies
Marcia
Paul
Th::>mas
Thomas
.Sponsored b:v Bayfield "ublic Librar:v
Alex
Russell
Thomas
67
�Robin Anderson
Mi.ke
Bar'les
Shelly Blevins
Tammie Bonnell
Chri s Evensen
Mary r:: vitts
Creg Frary
Jimmy Frazzini
Donna Garcia
Bucky Garlington
Davi.d Haga
David Heck
Robin Holley
Tina H'-lnti.ngton
K'lrla Iverson
Terry Jennings
Is'dore MArtine7
Jul i McBrayer
Julie McCoy
Jetta Mcintyre
Marty Miller
Russell Newman
Jenny Oli. ver
Tanya Pierce
Doreen Pone
Cindy P.upe
WPyne Semler
Billy Sittun
MichAel Will1ams
Eileen Zalewski
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Miss Carole Hutcheson
68
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Randy Slover
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Michelle Jo�n�tone
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V:1rry· Lucero
rina Lucr·ro
Tina Martinez
McCoy
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Denise McGraw
Cindy .'iller
I;;.tti !:oo::-e
Cynthi!l r-:ur� ,y
Jony ,:urr·.ty
Jerri .lew;nan
Keith r·1ri<s
Sharla :Cnelps
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Billy f01·1ell
Sl:eri �ritchett
�oni Robinson
Gail Rure
Terri ShuFe
Keith Smith
Cindy So�:er
Diane .Steele
Debro. Stevens
:elannic Strohecker
.Susan Tnom:.;.s
Kelly
.ilcy
Kent ··:illiams
Mrs.
Sue Green
Matt Zoll
Mrs.
69
Jean
"'4--
Teacher's Aid
�Roy
:\';). ti-J.Cln
·.:ayne
Jason
Hilda
.::ric
Blair'
Boyet
3urch
Copeland
Karen
Mark
l·�andi
'J:racy
Veronica
Sandra
Garcia
Holley
Iverson
Johnson
Lucero
Y.ars
Ricky
Charley
Paul
Rob
Mcintyre
Neador
Olguin
Oliver
Jack
Ronnie
';layne
Gary
Semler
Tate
Vigil
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ljeverly
Martinez
Xartinez
Yvonne
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.rtobinson
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Marianne
Deryl
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h'illiams
Zalewski
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vrvil Veretta
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Curtis Bailey
Anna F.vitts
Brett Johnson
Donna Fahrion
J4nine Fitzger�ld
Ricky Ph elps
T!'oy Shuop
Glenda Brown
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Roxa:me .Johnstone
Ronnie Montgomery
Edwina SPloh
Sharon Blevins
Karen Blevins
Allen Lucero
Mardella Brown
S.:!m Green
Rhonda Chism
Anita Haga
Gene Lucero
Ricky Ludwig
Daniel McManes
Mi.ke Powell
Robert Purcell
Matthew Ricca
Janet Rupe
Shannon Smith
Kacey Sower Elizabeth Vigil
Mrs. Doris Hasstedt
Sponsored by McKnight Brot hers Jewelry and Sporting Goods
�I
John ,\nderson
Stacy Holt
Narsha Pope
Sanara 3onnell
Iodc: Gar::i.ngton
:Jorella Boyet
Gary Lucero
Lee Ann 1·\eador
Rhonda Rupe
Cindy Rael
I
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Special Education
72
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.
.Sheryl Pierce
Linda Vigil
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,,
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BICYCLES
HONDA
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HUNTING ,
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AMMUNIT ION
CAMPING
DURAIJGO,
AND
247-li06G
COLORA�O
74
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Owned and Operated
By
ALTA M.
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Overnight Camping
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Antique Shop
Playground
Laundry Room
Showers and Modern Hook-ups
Bayfield-Durango
75
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HALu�RK CARDS & CANDLES
Durango,
Colorado
"WE HAVE TIME
81301
FOR YOU"
P r escrip tion
Shop
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS
Men's-Women's-Children's
THE ONLY COMPLETE
WESTERN STORE IN DURANGO
& Mary j ane Brooks
960 Main Avenue
Gary
303-247-0260
PH:
81301
Durango, Colo.
801 Main
Durango,
Phone 247-1022
76
Colo.
�MARTIN'S
Stop and Shop
at
Boot
&
Saddle
Shop
Main Street
Bayfield,
Colorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE SERVICE
Quality Shoe Service
Saddle Repair
Quality Boot
& Shoe Repair
Custom Made Saddles
& Acces s ories
Custom Made (HAND CARVED)
Leather Articles
DON & ESSIE'S
Pi oneer
Ed's Barber
Log
Sho p
All Types Of Custom Furniture And
Cabinets Built To Your Specifications:
Gun Cabinets
China Cabinets
Vanities
Kitchen Cabinets
Coffee Tables
End Tables
Dining Tables & Chairs
All Types Of Hardwoods
Available Including:
Elm
Maple
Willow
Oak
Northern Basswood
Walnut
Softwoods Include:
Cherry
Mahogany
Ash
Alder
Pine
Spruce
Aspen
Come and visit Ed's
Birch
Pecan
Bayfield,
Colorado
At
77
Bayfield,
Barber Shop
Colorado
�COLORADO
TRAILS
RANCH
BOX 848
DURANGO,
BEST WISHES
FROM
COLORADO'S
COLORADO
81301
FRIENDLIEST
COLORADO TRAILS RANCH
LEWIS
MERCANTILE
co
HARDWARE
&
LUMBER
BAYFIELD,
COLORADO
78
�BA SIN
DURANGO SAVINGS
P ACK
AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
1101 ·2ND AVENUE
FOR THE
DURANGO COLORADO
BEST IN HOME
81301
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1101 Second Avenue
Durango, Colorado 81301
NEVER A PENNY LOST
SINCE
South of Durango on old highway
1905
160
P.O. Box 3438 Durango, Colorado 81300
George and
Gifts
Pat Waterman
Steaks and Cowboy beans
Your Camping Hosts
Clean Rest Rooms,
with a Western flavor
Hot Showers ,
STEAKS & GIFTS
Shade and Children's Recreation
Hunters
Always
South of Durango 15 miles
and Summertime Campers
on H1ghway 550 toward Farmington
Welcome and Welcomed
"If I can't eat at
THE T-BONE,
I'll diet"
79
�Colorado
Bayfield,
Phone 884-2430
"We Extend Our Sincere
Con$!ratulations
To The Seniors Of
1970-1971
Our Best Wishes For A
Successful And Faithful Future."
LA }\ur'5 B£Aufy
Compliments
of
!Dot> k
Cocvocc
FEATURING
Sculptured Hair Cutting,
Hair Styling
and Zotos
884-9901
Permanents
Located on the Eas t end of Main Street
in Bayfield,
Colorado
Gates ':'ires
Tune-Up-State Inspection
Phone 884-2239
80
�MEMBER OF F.
D.
I.
C.
YOUR
DURANGO,
FEDERAL
MASTER
COLORADO
RESERVE SYSTEM
CON GRATU LA TION S
1971
SENIORS
81
CH ARGE BA K
�SHORE LINE INN
RESORT
Cabins -
Cafe -
Boats
Bruce &
Fishinp
Tackle
& Motors
Cabins
Tinker Chandler
Curios
VALLECITO LAKE
Bayfield,
Colorado
Motors
Boats
Candleshop
884-2563
Phone
River
Pine
Lodge
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Boats &
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22
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Don &
Donna,
Ermalee Atkinson
Debbie,
82
&
Denise
Cabins
�to help with all your banking needs
You're altvays First ...al the First
OF DURANGO
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
83
�BAYFIELD
PACK TRIP'
ADDLE HOI{SfS
S po"" ti/t)s Goods
Vullecito J:c.ke
Phone
884-2275
Phone
Fishinr.;
884-2555
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i!arine
HuntinP
D. S. 'Dobbm'
lmpe
�otel
Service
Joseph
E
L.
Kolz
Boats
Supplies
LQUipmcnt
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Hotors
Camp�round
Station,
Cafe,
Groceries
835
Main Avenue
OURANGO,
Try our Ho1:1emade Pies
EVE�YTHING
84
COLORAnn
FOR TH�
LADIES
�OF
IGNACIO
LET
US
HELP
}
Established in 1910
Member F. D. I. C.
Where YOU
the CUSTOMER
Calls the Shots
Phone IG, ACIO 563-4515
85
�Jack
LeP iatt's
L. P. GAS, INC.
COOKING---HEATING
CAMPING
Bayfield:
88-±-2629
Bayfield,
86
Colorado
Durango: 247-0606
�by MINNESOTA WOOLEN COMPANY
DURANGO,
LAURA MAY WOMMER
COLORADO
884-2445
BAYF IELD,
COLORADO
CARMACK MOTORS, INC.
OSTW ALDS
PRINT SHOP
]. I. Case � New Holland Machines
JOB PRI TING
SCREEN PRINTING
MIMEOGRAPH ING
Fast
SERVICE
METAL STAMPING
HIWAY 160-!5!50 SOUTH
-
PHONE' 247-0!5!52
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
GEM V ILLAGE,
87
COLORADO
�L. Gardenswartz
porting Good
817 MAIN AVENUE
Durango, Colorado
PHONE 247-2660
EVERY ITEM AT A
SAVINGS
GET OUR PRICES
S£:E OUR STOCK
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Manufacturers of
TWEED SAWN
Bayfield,
S.
!J. l. SL;�·�'JLSS COL:..F.C't
3' 7 3 ::ain Avc11ue
Jur�n�o. Colorado 81301
Colorado
88
�SELLARD IMPLEMENT COMPANY
270 Eighth Avenue
DURANGO, COLORADO
J 0 H N
0 E E RE
FA RM
SERV
SA LE S
1MPLEME
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P A � T S
CE
247-4647
P H 0 N E
"We Like To
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In Our Shoe "
842 Main
Durango
Boss
W�uN5
DARE TO BE CASUAL
on the favorote hand
sewn casual of gals
on campus and on the
offoce ... genuine Bass
Weejuns�" moccasms.
Lus
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CERTIFIED
<V, GEMOLOGIST
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
89
�S
VALLECITO RESORT
I L V E R
LARGE RECREATION HALL SQUARE-DANCING
S T R E A M S
L 0
D G E
CABINS,
LOCATED AT VALLECITO LAKE
HORSES
TRAILER PARK S TORE
AND LAUNDROMAT
& CABINS
VALLEY
of SPRUCE CHALET
ULTRA MODERN CABINS
M E A D 0
W L A R K
I N N
ON THE VALLECITO R IVER
RT.l
BAYFIELD.
COLORADO
TELEPHONE-884-2623
IF YOU
WANT TO HAVE FUN
COME TO MEADOWLARK
INN
AT VALLECITO LAKE
90
�DURANGO MUSIC
Tape Recorders
Guitars
Sheet Music
Records
Tapes
8th and Main
Durango,
Colorado
STOP AT
Ba�tield 1exaco
Fast
SERVICE
J
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H iway 160 at Vallecito Road
'"TRUST YOUR CAR
'TO'THEMA
WHO WEARS 'THE S'TAR''
91
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ALL
WITH
HEATED,
FIREPLACES.
ALL YEAR.
Bring your snow mobile.
skis. toboggen
inner tube.
Next to the wilderness
area m
Southwest Colorado
92
�DAM REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BLUE SPRUCE
TRAILER-PARK
CLAUDE 0. CRANE
RT. 1 - 21 MILES
ORTH
BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122
PHO E 884-2641
PHONE
VJ,LLC.CITO LAKE
BAYFIELD,
COLORJIDO
884-2727
We
invite and
welcome you to Blue
Sp ruce Trailer Park to sp end an
enj oyable vacation 21 miles N orth
of Bayfield at Vallecito Lake.
Martin Safley,
"THE BEST BUYS
RV A
Owner
DAtA "TTE."
SAVE PRECIOUS VACATION
H OURS
SH OP AT PON DEROSA SH OPPIN G CENTER.
DON
R.
WH EAT
GEN ERAL CON TRACTOR
GROCERIES,
MEAT,
LIQUOR,
GAS,
FISH IN G
SUPPLIES AN D LAUN DRY.
RIVER &
H ILLSIDE H OMESIT[S
LOCATED ON
VALLECITO CAMPGROUN D ROAD,
LAKE VALLECITO
93
�SHOPPE
MALT
1776
'1AL' AVF.. UE
DURANGO,
EAT A B 7E WITH
DOROTHY A:D JI�
COLORADO
H I 'SLEY
SAWMILL POINT
LODGE
AT
LAKE VALLECITO
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TH OM P S ON S
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Bayfield,
Colorado
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BEAUTY SHOP
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Beauty Service
Vallecito
Road
on
AIJD
160
HO 1['1ADE
Phone-
884-2830
Bayfield,
96
t'IrS
Colorado
�IN ESTERN
CONSTRUCTION
AND
DEVELOPMENT
CORP.
CHOICE
LAKE VIEW LOTS
RES IDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ALL TYPES REMODELING
PLAN SERVICE AVAILABLE
CUSTOM BU ILDING
FREE ESTIMATES
BAYFIELD
884-2879
97
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98
�La Plata Quarter
Horses
RACLiG
POCO
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QUISCl\T
JESSIE
PLEASU�E
�OPER
Joe &
Vada
Martin
SOUTHERN UTE TRIBE
Tribal Affairs Building
IG T ACIO, COLORADO
99
1137
Phone 563-4525
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Bayfield High School Wolverines Yearbook 1971, including students in kindergarten through twelfth grade, faculty, and staff.
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The year is nineteen hundred & 71 ; Wolverine
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�����WE,
THE WOLVERINE STAFF OF 1969-1970,
WOULD
LIKE TO DEDICATE THIS WOLVERINE
TO THE
STUDENT BODY OF BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL.
WE HOPE YOU HAVE AS MUCH
FUN
LOOKING THROUGH THIS
YEARBOOK AS WE HAVE H A D
PUTTING IT TOGETHER!
SANA ECHOLS,
EDITOR
�Bayfield Public Schools
Bayfield, Colorado
Dear Students:
This book means a lot to us now,
but it will be appreciated much more
as the years go by.
I often look at
past annuals I have been associated
with over the years and they are more
meaningful and enjoyable to me now
than when I first got them.
I hope this school year has been a
profitable one for you.
You f irst
graders now can read this message with
out any help f rom your teacher or your
parents.
You truly have accomplished
much.
To our finished product, you
seniors, we say goodbye and want to
thank you for having come our way.
I
hope this school will have helped you
obtain your goal in life.
Sincerely,
��g
Superintendent
Mr. Norman
Business Manager
Mr. Carl Brown, Mrs. Opal Ludwig, Mr. Thomas Hill,
Mr. Donald Mcintyre, Mr. Hugh Purcell, Mr. Paul
Norman, and Mr. Jack LePlatt, President.
�Miss Altman
Mr.
E•1�llsh
B:• 1d
Ambrosier
Mrs.. Cope land
Mr.
Ki ;der��:'lrten
Mrs.
Hasstedt
Miss Hutches
Mrs.
1st
'rrd�
4th r.rade
Lihr!!r•.,n
Day
M::oth
James
Mr.
Du·�ger
Science
Mr.
Larson
Mrs.
Ath
Grade
Home Economics
J.
Martin
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Mrs.
V. Martin
Social Studies
Mrs.
Ostwald
3rd Grade
Mr.
Muma
8th Grade & Coach
Business
Dr.
Ed.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mr.
Hattox
Phillips
English
Mrs.
McEwen
Sitton
2nd Grade
& Coach
Smith
2nd Grade
Mr.
Osnowitz
5th Grade
Mr.
Ward
Shop
�H.
Beaver, Mr. Norman,
D. Atkinson,
E.
HcCoy, M. Ancell,
J. Couch, B. Hill, L. Montgomery
CUSTODIANS
COOKS
Mr.
Ryan
Mr.
Brown
Mrs. Hotz
STUDENT
Rather
TEACHERS
Mrs. Hickman
Miss Patton
Mrs. Ambrosier
Mrs.
Mrs.
Sanders
Mrs. Phillips
���Is Roger Absent???
Now what happened????
Surprisell!l
Where are my boys?
Now who was YELLING?????
Now my third hour classlll
You ought to see them play1111
Britt
an
"F"
I us e GLEEM! !
What's so funny????
The day after the night before
��President
Secretary-Treasurer
Vice-President
Fred McKee
Jenny Wade
Royce Clement
s�
John Mankins
Sana Echols
�Miriam Ann Abernathy
Deborah Lee Atkinson
Mary Linda Ancell
Lqleet Ernestine Box
Cynthia Sharlyn Carter
Curtis
Judith Davina Clark
R0yce
Clement
Charlotte Mae Cundiff
�Paula Francis Davis
susannah Echols
Bonnie Coleen Fuller
\'iilma Jean Gallegos
Lorraine Nancy Griffin
Carol Jean Grush
�Joe Delfin Lucero
Michael Joseph Herrboldt
Robin Russel Lash
Sall" .'\nn
John Irvin Mankins
I::r'IT"'et Lucero
Frederick Donald McKee
Lois Ann Martinez
Charlotte Marie Palmer
�Donald Burl Patton
Cecil Jerry Sanchez
Dalen Ray Stevens
Joseph Tommy Teller
Jenny Darlene \'lade
Kenneth Earl Wiebe
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��MIRIAM ABERNATHY BHS 1-2-3-4
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, FHA 4 Porn
Pon 2, Drama Club 3, Wolver
ine Staff 4, Class Play 3,
Westerner' s Club 4
MARY ANCELL BHS 1-2-3-4,
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Westerne r'E
Club 3-41 Sec. 31 National
Honor Society 3-41 Ski Club
1-21 FHA 41 Wolverine Staff
3-41 Office 2-3-41 Basketball
3-41 Volley Ball 4, Class
Play 31 Band 1.
DEBORAH AThiNSON BHS 1-2-3-41
Pep Club l-2-3-41 Cheerleader
1-2-3-4, National Honor
Society 3-41 Class Play 31
Homecoming Att. 2-41 FJ!A 41
Drama ClUb 31 Wolverine Staff
41 Basketball 3-41 Student
Council 2-41 Vice Pres. 41
Office 41 Class Pres. 21
Volley Ball 41 Chorus 1.
LOLEET BOX BHS 1-2-3-41 Pep
Club l-2-3-41 Band l-2-31
FHA 4, Wolverine Staff 4,
Westerner' s Club 4� Basket
ball Man. 4, Volley Ball 4.
CINDY CARTER BHS 1-2-3-41
Pep Club 1-2-3-41 Sec. 21
Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 41 Band
l-2-3-4, Pres. 41 FHA 41 Pep
Band 3-41 National Honor
Society 3-41 Drama Club 3,
S� udent Council Sec. � 1
Westerner' s Club 3-4, Teacher
Aid 4.
JUDY CLARK BHS 3-41 Pep Club
3-41 Paper Staff 41 FHA 4.
ROYCE CLE!1ENT BHS 3-41
Basketball 3-41 Football 4,
Track 3-4, "B" Club 3-41
Class Vice Pres. 41 Class
Play 31 National Honor
Society 4.
CHARLOTTE CUNDIFF BHS 1-23-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4 FHA
Pres. 4, Pom Pon 3, Western
er's Club 3-41 Basketball 31
Volley Ball 41 Teacher Aid 4.
PAULA DAVIS BHS l-2-3-41 Pep
Club 1234, FHA 4, Westerner's
Club 3-4, Pres . 3, Basketball
2-3-41 Ski Club 2, Wolverine
Staff 3-41 Office 31 Volley
Ball 41 Chorus 21 Drama Club
3, Class Play 3, Alter. Cheer
leader 4.
SANA,ECHOLS BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep
Club l-3-41 FHA 4, Homecoming
Queen 41 Cheerleader l-41
Vice Pres. 3, Westerner' s Club
3-4 1 Wolverine Staff Ed -Go�
Ed;
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3-4, Drama Club 3, Class
Play 3, Basketball 2-3-4,
Volley Ball 4, Teacher Aid
4, Ski Club 2-3.
PAT FAHRION BHS 1-2-3-4,
Football l-2-3-4, Basket
ball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 3-41
Track 1-2-3-4, Class Play
3, Student Council 2-3,
National Honor Society 3-4,
"B" Club 2-3-4, Ski Club 23, Mr. School Spirit 2, Jr.
Class Favorite 31 Drama Club
3, Prom Royalty 4.
BONNIE FULLER BHS 1-2-3-4,
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Teacher Aid
4, Cla.;s Play 3, Drama Club 3 1
Club 4, Westerner' s
Club l,.
DONALD PATTON BHS
2-3-4, Football 34, Track 2-3, "B"
Club 2-3-4, School
Spirit 4.
SAM PHARES BHS l-2-3-4
Basketball 1.
JERRY SANCHEZ BHS 1-23-4, Football l-2-3-4,
Basketball l-2-3, "B"
Club 2-3.
DALEN STEVENS BHS 1-23-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Pep
'Band 1-2-3-4, Stage
Band 4, National Honor
Society 3-4, D rama Club
Band l-2-3-4, Westerner's Club
3, Lit. Club 2, Track
'3.
3-4, violverine Staff 4,
\VILMA GALLIDOS BHS 1-2-3-4,
�lass Vice Pres. 2,
Pep Club l-2-3-4, Paper Staff
Class Play 3.
3-4, Teacher Aid 4, Class Sec.
TOMMY TELLER BHS 1-2-32, FHA 4.
4, Football l-2-3-4,
VICKI GARCIA BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep
Basketball 2-3-4, "B"
Club 1-2-3, Drama Club 3,
Club 2-3, Class Play 3,
Westerner' s Club 3-4, Wolver1ne
Drama Club 3.
� taff 3-4,-FHA 4, Spiriw Queen
JENNY WADE BHS 1-2-3-4,
4.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Rep.
LO�AINE GRIFFIN BHS 4, Pep
1, Cheerleader 2-3-4,
Club 4, FP.A 4, Westerner's Club
.
Class Sec. Rep. 1, Class
4, Teacher Aid 4, Paper Staff 4.
Sec. 3-4, Homeco�ing Att.
CAROL GRUSH BHS 1-2-3-4, Pep
2-3, Miss School Spirit
Club l, Westerner' s Club 3·-4, FHA
2, National Honor Society
4, Ski Club 2-3, Basketball 3-41
3-4, Basketball 2-3-4,
Student Council 3, Drama Club 3,
Volley Ball 4, Westerner's
Class Play 3, Wolverine Staff 3,
Club 3-4, Drama Club 3,
Alter. Cheerleader 2.
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MIKE HERRBOLDT BHS 3-4.
Sec. 3, Westerner' s Club
Sec. 4, Class Play 3,
ROBIN LASH BHS 4.
Wolverine Staff 3-4, Bus.
DELFINE LUCERO BHS 1-2-3-4, Foot
Man. 4, FHA 4, Teacher
ball 2-3-4, Football Man . 1, "B"
Aid 4.
Club 2-4, Baseball 1-2, Track 2.
KENNY \>liEBE BHS 1-2-3-4,
EMMA LUCERO BHS l-2-3-4, Pep Club
Football 1-2-3-4, "B"
1-2-3-4, FHA 4, Teacher Aid 4,
Westerner's Club 4, Wolverine Staff Club 2-3-4, Basketball
1-21 Baseball 3-4, Track
4.
l-2, Student Council 4.
JOHN MANKINS BHS l-2-3-4, Student
Council l-2-3-4, Pres. 4, National
Honor Society 3-4, Football l-2-3-4,
Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track l-2-4,
Baseball 3, Class Play 3, Class Vice
Pres. 2, "B" Club 1-2-3-4, Drama
Club 3.
LOIS MARTINEZ BHS l-2-3-4, Pep Club
l-2-3-4, Cheerleader 2-3-4, National
Honor Society 3-4, Homecoming Att 4,
Wolverine Staff 4, Volley Ball 4,
Drama Club 3, Office 3, Miss Spirit
3, Class Favorite 3.
FRED NCKEE BHS 1-2-3-4, Football l-23-4, "B" Club 1-2-3, Class Pres. 3-4,
School Spirit 3.
CHARLOTTE PALMER BHS 4, FHA 4, Pep
s�
��Marjorie Beaver
James Campbell
Janie Comyford
Becky Evans
Rodney Forsythe
Ronnie Frost
Evelyn Ilasstedt
Kent Jack
David Jennings
Candy Kinsey
Paul Lucero
Patty '1artinez
Evelyne 'McCoy
Mike McKee
Robert Hcl'elvie
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s":o1.rn.
·.'1ncent
"tev0n
'aJ.·>-::r
7oll
�Becky Evans
David Jennings
Candy Kinsey-Treasurer
Becky Evans-President
Kathy Sitton-Vice President
Kent Jack-Secretary
��Denis e Atkinson
Britt Bas s ett
Janice Couch
Louis e Dye
Steve Brittain
June Comyford
Carol Cundiff
T rudy Echols
Mark Evans
Mitch Fahrion
Mickie Fuller
Clifton Guest
Rusty Ha3a
Roger Hertel
Beverly Hill
�Debbie Jennings
Randy McEwen
Bet sy Kinsey
Herbie LePlatt
Mik e McGraw
Tommy Mankins
Monty McMinn
Bobby McCoy
Linda Mont& omery
Karen T rimble
Joe Vigil
Wayne Wiebe
Florine Wilbur
Ronald Williams
Roderick Williams
Connie Zellner
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�---.��c.� Bottom
Row:
Florine Wilbur-Secretary
Treasurer
Mike McGraw-President
Standing:
Rusty Haga-Vice President
Herbie LePlatt-Sgt.at arms
.Florine Wilbur
Tommy Mankins
�FRESHMEN
�Pam Bates
Greg Box
Jim Brittain
Elaine Amon
David Byrd
David Campbell
Lendy Crone
Vicki Frahm
Mike Frary
Albert Gilbert
Freshmen
Initiation
Joyce Hammond
Vicki Harris
Bill Brown
Mark Buckner
�Gayle Hines
Ginger Kinsey
Pres Ludwig
Ginger Martinez
Pat McKee
Steve Moore
T erry Lynn Morris
Paul Morrison
Margo Parker
Patty Sitton
Joan Smith
Dan Wade
Roger Wilbur
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Sta nding
Joan Smith-Treasurer
Y.argo Parker-Reporter
Kike Frary-Vice President
Sitting
David Campbell-Secretary
Pat McKee-President
Joan
Sr.1i t!-,
Pat '1cKee
��E S C 0 R T
U E E
ECH L�
JOHN MANKINS
�MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT
VICKI GARCIA
MR. SCHOOL SPIRIT
DO ALD PATTON
CA DIDATES
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FLOR I E '.liLB UR
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STEVE MOORE
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Homecoming started Friday night with
a Bon-Fire and Pep Rally where Vicki
Garcia and Donald Patton were crowned
Mr. and Miss School Spirit.
Saturday afternoon the Sophomores took
first place in the Homecoming Parade.
At half time Sana Echols was crowned
queen with Lois Martinez and Debbie
The game ended
Atkinson attending.
with a Bayfield victory over Mancos.
That night the Student Council spon
sored a Homecoming Dance
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1st Row, L to R: P. Lucero, Mgr. , R. Williams , Mgr. , D. Lucero, P. Fahrion,
T . T eller, K. Wiebe, R. Clement, J. Mankins , F. McKee, D. Patton, B. Bas s ett,
Mgr. , T . Mankins, Mgr. , 2nd Row: A. Gilbert, M. Frary, R. Wilbur, G. Morrison,
P. McRee, G. Box, M. McGraw, M. Fahrion, R. Haga, 3rd Row: A. Mattox, Coach,
R. Williams , S. Moore, D. Wade, D. Jennings , M. McKee, R. Forsythe, P. Ludwig,
R. Fros t, R. McEwen, C. Muma, Coach, G. Ambros ier, Coach.
Al Mattox
HEAD COACH
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ASSISTAN T ,COACHES
Charles Muma
Gary Ambros ier
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
5
13
20
25
3
10
25
31
Center
Bloomfield JV
Dove Cree k
Norwood
Dolores
Mancos
Pagosa
Ignacio
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John
Royce Clement
:ankins
Delfin Lucero
Fred EcKee
Donald Patton
::!<... t Far.rion
Kenny :iiebe
Tommy Teller
�Managers: R. Williams , T. Mankins
Bot t om Row:
R. McEwen,
Top Row: R. Wilbur, S. Moore, M. Frary,
Bott om Row: D. Wade, G. Box, P. McKee
Top Row: D. Jennings , G. Morriaon.
yt he, R. Fros t
Bot t om Row: M. McKee, R. Fors
A.
Giibert ,
P.
Ludwig,
Managers: B. Bas s ett , P. Lucero
�T op Row:
R. Forsythe, R. Clement, V. Palmer, J. Mankins , P. Fahrion
M. Fahrion, Bottom Row:
M. McGraw, R. Williams, T. Mankins , H. LePlatt
D. Campbell, Coach Muma.
Top Row:
R. �ilbur, D. Wade, B. Brown, R. McKelvie, L.
Coach Muma, Bottom Row:
A. Gilbert, K. Moore, R. Haga,
B. Bas s ett, M. Frary. Manager:
Paul Lucero
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Kirtland
80
Them
58
66
59
Dolores
77
42
Pagos a
83
60
65
41
Mis s ion
79
53
Nucla
86
52
Bloomfield
52
50
Dove Creek
77
34
Mancos
58
83
35
59
I gnacio
42
42
63
42
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Crone,
�Pat Fahrion
Royce Clement
Guard
Forward-Guard
John Mankins
Forward
Vince Palmer
Forward
Rodney Forsythe
Guard
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Senior
S�a_Echols
Senior
Jenny Wade
Senior
�Left to Right- S. Echols , L. Martinez, D. Atkins on, J. Wade, B. Evans , 2nd Row:
1s t Row:
L. Box, J. Clark, E. Hasptedt, W. Gallegos , G. Martinez, J. Stephenson, J. Couch, 3rd Row:
T. Morris , B. Hill, G. Stowell, J. Comyford, T. Parker, M. Parker, V. Frahm, J. Smith,
P. Bates , C. Palmer, M. Ancell, P. Davis , M. Abernat hy, C. Cundiff, M. Fuller,
4th Row:
C. Cundiff, C. Carter, B. Fuller, L. Griffin, P. Si�ton, J. Hammond,
L. Montgomery, Sth Row:
D. Atkins on, G. Hines , P. Martinez, C. Zellner, T. Wommer, M.
Mrs . Martin, 6th Row:
V. Harris , F. Wilbur, D. Jennings , K. Trimble.
Left to Right- F. Wilbur, V. Harris , M. Beaver, T. Wommer, c. Zellner
Top Row:
D. Jennings , G. Hines , K. Trimble, P. Martinez, D. Atkinson
Bottom Row:
Not Shown:
T. Echols
Beaver,
�J. Hammond, M. Ancell, D. Atkinson, C. Palmer, G. Martinez,
Back L to R:
J. Couch, T. Echols , J. Wade, C. Grush, P. Davis, C. Cundiff, c. Zellner,
L. Box -manager, Mrs. Martin-coach.
E. Amon. Front L to R:
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Back L to R:
c. Parks, L. Box , M. Chavez, L. Dye, D. Jennings, S. Echols,
F. Wilbur, M. Fuller, Janie Comyford, June Comyford, Mrs. Martin-coach.
Front L to R: J. Hammond, M. Ancell, D. Atkinson, C. Palmer, G. Martinez,
J. Couch, T. Echols, J. Wade, C. Grush, P. Davis, C. Cundiff, C. Zellner,
E. Amon
The Bayfield Girls' Basketball and Volley Ball teams have been
very active this year.
This was the girls' first year for Volley
Ball, and as first year players we did fairly well.
We played in
Tournaments in Cortez and Farmington.
We beat Ignacio in the
Farmington Tournament, and we beat Cortez in the Cortez Tournament.
So far this year we have
In Basketball we have had a great season.
played Durango, Farmington, Cortez, Mancos, and Ignacio. Our only
We have many more games
loses were with Farmington and Ignacio.
scheduled for this year.
Girls•
Mrs. Martin-coach
Cheerleading Mascot
Lisa Martin
in action
�Debbie Atkinson
Pat Fahrion
�The Junior Class Presented "Her Father Said No".
THE FHA VALENTINE S\1/EEI'HEART DANCE.
Attendant
Charlotte Cundiff
Queen
Attendant
Judy Clark
Loleet Box
�F. Wilbur, P. Ludwig, E. Hasstedt, R. Stowell, R. Dunavant,
lst Row, L to R:
3rd Row:
2nd Row; T. Parker, T. Morris, c. Frahm, 1. Purcell, K. Sitton;
M. Parker,
4th Row:
J. Stephenson, c. Brown, v. Harris, P. Sitton, c. Carter;
M. Fuller, c. Stevens, s. Dunavant, D. Stevens, Mr. Ambrosier.
v.
J. Comyford, 1. Montgomery, T. Wommer
Harris-Secretary-Treasurer
H. LePlatt-Vice President
�arter-President
�K. Sitton, T. Parker, L. Purcell, C. Carter, S. McCoy, C. Carter;
lst Row, L to R:
2nd Row:
T. Morris, C. Frahm, D. Mcintyre, C. Parks, B. Fuller, M. Beaver, J. Stephenson,
3rd Row:
D. Stevens, S. Dunavant,
A. Gilbert, V. Harris, C. Brown, M. Frary, P. Sitton;
C. Stevens, T. Hill, F. Wilbur, R. Dunavant, E. Hasstedt, R. Stowell, P. Ludwig, M. Mattox,
R. Wilbur, M. Fuller, M. Parker;
4th Row:
J. Comyford, T. Wemmer, R. Moore, H. LePlatt,
S. Fuller, D. Jennings, Mr. Ambrosier.
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A. Franks;
D. Stephenson, K. Chrisley, A. Chandler,
lst Row, L to R:
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T. Echols, J Fr� nks, B
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J. Frazzini, F. Fisher; 4th Row:
J. Chr1sley, L . Mont gomery, T Stephenson
3rd Row:
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lst Row, L to R:
S. Dunavant, J. McGraw, E. Copeland, C. Carter, T. Pierce; 2nd Row:
J. McCoy, K. Brown, D. Abernathy, C. Mcintyre, x. Gilbert, R. Glover, R. Wilbur, D. Fuller,
Mr. Ambrosier, T. Mattox, D. Heck, S. Smith, B. Green.
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R. Wilbur
A. Francs
K. Christley
c. Parks
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Frahm
Gilbert
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r:r. Arrbrosier
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D. Stevens
S. McCoy
E. Passtedt
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Carter
c.
M. B eaver
H. IePlatt
A. Chandler
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M.
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T. rarker
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��Stall
Judy Clark, Candy K1nsey, Mrs. McEwen, Sponsor, '.Vilma Gallegos,
Lori Griffin� and Evelyne McCoy, Ed1tor
First Row:
C. Cundiff,
D. Wade, D. Campbell, R. McEwen, B. McCoy 2nd Row:
E. Lucero, L. Box , c. Cundiff, M. FUller, T. Morris, M. Parker, P. Bates
J. Comyford, L. Dye, M. Buckner, P. Sitton, v. Harris, M. Abernathy,
3rd Row:
s. Echols, M. Ancell, P. Davis, v. Garcia,
M. Beaver, C. Parks 4th Row:
c. Carter, B. Bassett 5th Row:
Treasurer-c. Palmer, Secretary-J. Wade,
Vice-President-Mike McGraw, President-H. Haga----Sponsor-Mrs. Phillips
�Front Row:
s. Echols, J. Clark-, D. Jennings, c. Cundiff, E. McCoy, L. Griffin,
,D. Atkinson 2nd Row:
P. Davis, M. Ancell, J. Wade, c. Cundiff, G. Stowell,
Mrs. J. Martin 3rd Row:
W. Gallegos, E. Lucero, L. Box, c. Carter, B. H11l
4th Row:
v. Garcia, c. Palmer, M. Abernathy
Miriam Abernathy, Paula Davis, and Debbie Atk1nson,
with the FHA money making proJect.
Loleet Box serving tea, at
The Cowbell' s Town and Country
Tea.
�Sponsor:
Rodney Forsythe, Kenny Wiebe, Tommy
Top Row:
Mr. Hill
Vicki Frahm,
Bottom Row:
Mankins, Mike McKee, Britt Bass ett.
Cindy Carter, Pres�dent-John Mank ins, Debbie Atkins on, Patty Hart1nez.
L.
E.
S. Echols , L. Griffin, B. Fuller, W. Gallegos , C. Cundiff,
to R.:
Lucero, C. Carter, J. Wade, Ro Clement.
�Back Row:
Vicki Garcia, Debbie Atkinson, Lois Martinez, Miriam Abernathy, Dalen
Stevens, Joleen Stephenson, Paula Davis, Mary Ancell, Charlotte Cundiff, Loleet
Box, Emma Lucero, ?atty Martinez, Terry Wommer.
Front Row:
Sana Echols-E�tor,
Becky Evans-Assistant Editor, Jenny Wade-Business Manager, Mrs. McEwen-Adv�sor.
Becky Evans'
Assistant Editor
Sana Echols
Edi tor
Back Row:
Britt Bassett, David Campbell, Herbie LePlatt, Mike McGraw, Mitch
Fahrion, Rodney Forsyt he, Dan Wade, Roderick Williams, Pat McKee, Wayne Wiebe.
Middle Row:
Tonny Mankins, Vince Palmer, Ronnie Frost, Mike McKee, David
Jennings, Greg Morrison, Paul Lucero. Front Row:
Royce Clement, John Mankins,
Tommy Teller, Ken Wiebe, Fred McKee, Donald Patton, Delfin Lucero, Pat Fahrion.
�Debbie Atkinson, Lois Martinez, Gayla Stowell, Mary Ancell,
Left to right:
Dalen Stevens-President, Mrs. James-Sponsor, John Mankins-Vice President,
Pat Fahrion, Royce Clement, Jenny Wade, Cindy Carter, Diane Beaver, Kathy
Sitton.
Cindy Carter
BE'ITY CROCKER HOMEMAKER
OF TOMORROW
Dalen Stevens
�ALL AROUND
Sana Echols
Royce Clement
� OST MISCHIEVOUS
Trudy Echols and Fred McKee
MOST BASHFUL
Emm a Lucero
Ronnie Stowell
MOST COURT EOUS
Debbie Atkinson
Dalen Stevens
CUTEST COUPLE
Royce Clement and Jenny Wade
�MOST TALENTED
Cindy Carter
Dalen Ste·,ens
BEST COMEDIANS
Connie Zellner
Fred McKee
BEST DRE::;S
John Mankins
Terry Wommer
Jenny �vade
Royce Clement
FRIENDLIEST
Sana Echols
Royce Clement
�LOO KING
BEST PERSONALITY
Royce Clement
Lois Martinez
Sana Echols
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Dalen Stevens
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K. Mcintyre
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Miss Altman
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D. Stephenson
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M. Emery
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J. Williams
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J. McGraw
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J. Newman
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D. Smith
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C. Tuttrow
R. Wilbur
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R. Heck
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H. Lucero
0. Lucero
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s. Mars
T. Mattox
J. McCoy
L. Wiley
E. Williams
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T. Fahrio�
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T. Haga
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M. Strohecker
T. Murray
P. Thomas
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K. Parks
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Durango,
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Bayfield, Colorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOf, S�RVICE
842 Main
Durango
Quality Shoe Service
Saddle
Quality
Repair
Boot & Shoe Repair
Custom Made Saddles &
Accessor1es
Custom Made (HAND CARVED)
Leather Art icles
Bass
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in the favorite hand
sewn casual of gals
on campus and in the
office ... genuine Bass
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Junction of Vallecitu R oad on 160
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Phone
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884-2830
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270 Eighth Avenue
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247-4647
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Main Street
Durango, Colorado 81301
HARDWARE - APPLIANCES
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]. I. Case G' ]'{ew Holland Machines
HIWAY 160-!5!50 SOUTH
22 Town °lR7a
Durango,
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PHONE: 247-0!5!52
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
Colorado
Fh. 247-0605
Watches
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F ine Jewelry
Watch repairing
Trophies
MINN[SOTA
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C�INC�ILLA
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'WOOLEN
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53
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Get all your
family's clothing needs from your
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20% on your family's clothing
budget.
Your advisor always has
manv s amples on sale.
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Oldes t Chinchilla Ra
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FURNITURE CO.
Furniture and Carpets for Every Room
Phone
858 Main
247-1 286
Durango,
Colorado
THE
BIGGEST
DEPARTMENT
WITH
LARGEST
IN
STORE
THE
SELECTION
THE
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IGNACIO, COLORADO
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Phone IGNACIO 563-451 5
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Next to Bayfield Trailer Park
New
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Used C lothina
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Jewelry
Grocer ies
Candy & Pop
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NEVER A PENNY LOST
SINCE
1101 Second Avenue
Durango, Colorado 81301
1905
FOR THE BEST IN HOME FINANCING
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VALLECITO LAKE
Bayfield,
Colorado
1776 Main Avenue
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Durango,
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Wolverine
19
66
����WOLVERINE-1966
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BAYFIELD) COLORADO
We may look back upon our school years
as the happy years when the darkness of
ignorance was brightened surely and steadily
by the gleam of knowledge.
To preserve the meaningful associations
and memorable events of this school year,
the staff and I combined photographs with
paragraphs.
We hope that this annual will be your
special record of the activity, character,
and spirit of the Bayfield High School
during that school year of 1965-1966.
Terry Mankins,
"Wolverine" Editor
•
•
�MR . THOMAS JAMES
Senior Sponsor; High
School History, Head
Football Coach, "B"
Basketball Coach
MR. IRVING JOHNSON- Freshman
Sponsor; Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee,
Elem. Music, Band
MR. MARSHAL L KARR-Sophomore
Sponsor; Psychology, Geography,
World History
---
MR. STEVE JOHl\
Senior Sponsor; High
School Math, Physics,
Algebra, Ass't. Football Coach
MRS. JANICE JAMES- Freshman
Sponsor; Librarian, Library
Science, Pep Club Sponsor
___
MRS. JANE BROO KEY-Annual
and Paper Sponsor; Speech
English II, III, IV, Reading
FACULTY
MRS . MARGARET HENRY
Sophomore Sponsor; High
School Sciences, 8th Grade
Science, Geometry
MR. NORMAN KNAPP-8th Grade Spon
sor; Junior High Social Studies,
Basketball Coach
�M RS. SMART
6th Grade
M RS . MOBBS
4th Grade
MRS . PHE LPS
Jr. High Janitor
MR. RYAN
High School Janitor
•
1
OUR COO KS: Mrs. Hotz ; Mrs. Wells; Mrs.
Montgomery; Mrs. Hickman; Mrs. Arnspiger.
PERSONNEL
TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS: SEATED;
Pam, Bru e, Oonnalee, Vanda.
STAi\'OING; Terry. Roseanne. Mary
Ellen. Judy.
O FFICE HELP: Luellie;
Connie; Elaine; Linda;
Phyllis; Catherine.
M R . . 'ORMA.:'
Secretary
�SUPERINTENDENT'S
MESSAGE
�SENIORS
�RAFAEL DAVID MARTI EZ
"Dave"
RUBE 1 EDDY GARCIA
"Ciggy"
DO
A L EE McCOY
"Donna lee"
VA DA JO AR O L D
"Jody"
MARK L. STEVE S
"Mark"
�EDITH E LAh E BERRY
"Elaine"
HARVEY EDWARD HICK..\.1A, T
''Harv''
PHY L LIS JEAt' s, 'OOKS
''Phyllis"
JOH,' FREDRICK STOCK
"Fred''
CLYDE BOX
"Clyde"
�HAROL D BURT ER WIU..1ER, JR.
"Burt"
TEDDY W. JACK
"Teddy"
WILSO
PHYL LIS A
"Phyllis"
BRUCE LEE McDANIEL
"Bruce"
MARY CHR YSELLA DYE
"Chrissie"
�LETTIE LOUISE ROBBI S
"Louise"
G LE
ER EST GRUSH
"Glen "
A MARIE C LA RK
DO
RUDY A LEXARCHULETA
"Rudy"
JAMES AR O LD CU DIFF
"James"
�JOHNNY LEE CAVIGGIA
"Johnny"
Senior Class President
JAMES MARIO FORSYTHE
"James"
Senior Class Vice President
BRUCE DEA SAUER
"Bruti"
President-District Student Council
TERRY A N MANKI S
"Terrance"
Sec . -Treas. -District Student Council
10
CATHERINE SUE HASSTEDT
"Cathy"
Senior Class Sec. -Treas.
�SENIOR MEMBERS ACTIVITIES
AR OLD, VA DA: B. H. S. 2,3,4; Teachers'
Ass't.3; F. T . A. 3;Pep Club 2,3,4;Majorette
2,3; Girls Glee 2,3;Mixed Chorus1, 2;Int. Rel't.
2;Science Club3,4;"Wolverine" Staff4;Junior
Play.
HICKMA , HARVEY: B. H . S . 1 , 2,3,4;. 1ixed
Chorus1;Basketball1, 2; Football 2,4;Track
1;"B" Club1, 2,3,4;Junior Play and Senior
Play.
JACK, TEDDY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Senior Play.
ARCHULETA, RUDY: B. H. S. 2,3,4;Mixed
Chorus1, 2;Band1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4;Track
2,3,4;Basketball!, 2,3,4;"B" Club 2,3,4;Sarg.
at-arms 4;Junior Play.
LOVATO, TONY: B. H. S. 4;Senior Play Artist.
MA KI S, TERRY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Sarg. -at
arms1; Sec. 3;Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee 2;
Band1, 2,3; Reporter3;Business Club 2,3,4,
Sec. 3;Student Council1, V. President3;Dist.
Sec. -Treas. 4;Cheerleader1, 2,3,4;Teachers'
Ass't. 4;P&G Staff 2,3;"Wolverine" Staff 2,3,
4, Co-Edttor3, Editor4; Fine Arts, Band 2,3;
Speech3;Homecommg Attendant3;Basketball
Queen3;Junior and Senior Plays;D.A. R. Good
Citizen 4.
BERRY, ELAINE: B.H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus
2; Girls Glee 2,3;Band1, 2,3;Pep Club 1, 2,3,4;
Cheerleader 2,4;Student Council Sec. -Treas. 2;
P&G Co-Editor 2;Editor3;Staff4;"Wolverine"
Staff 4;Madrigal 3; Office 4; Homecoming At
tendant 2;Junior and Senior Plays.
BOX, CLYDE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4; Business Club3;
Football!, 2,3,4, Captain4; Basketball 2;Base
ball 2;Track 2; "B" Club1, 2,3,4.
MARTI EZ, DAVID: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Business
Club 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2; Football1, 2,3,4;
Basketball1, 2,3; Track1, 2,3,4;"B" Club 2,3,
4;Junior and Senior Plays.
CAVIGGIA, JOH
Y: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, President
3,4;Mixed Chorus 2;Band 2,3;Ski Club 4; F. T. A.
3;Student Council3,4, President4; Football1,3,
4; Basketball1, 2,3,4;Track3; "B" Club 2,3,4;
Baseball 2;Junior Play and Semor Play.
McCOY, DOt\ ALEE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4; F. T .A.
3;Science Club 2,3,4;Int. Relat. 2,3;Pep Club
l, 2,3,4; Student Councll 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Teach
ers Ass't3,4;Jumor and Senwr Plays.
CLA RK, DO
A: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Pep Club1, 2,
3,4;Mixed Chorus1, 2,3; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Fine
Arts, Mixed Chorus 2,3; Speech3;Senior
Play.
McDANIEL, BRUCE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4.
CUNDIFF, JAMES: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus
2,4; Science Club3,4;Pep Club1;Annual Staff1;
Student Council4; Football 2;Basketball1, 2;"B"
Club 2,3,4;Junior Play.
PEABODY, DE
IS: B. H. S. 2,3,4; Football 2,3,
4; Basketball 2,3,4;Baseball 2; Wrestling1.
DYE, CHRISSIE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Pep Club1, 2,
3,4;Business Club 2,3,4; F. T. A.3; Girls Glee
2,3;Mixed Chorus 2; Fine Arts, Speech 3;Sen
ior Play.
SAUER, BRUCE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Busmess Club
2,3;Mixed Chorus 2; F . T . A .3. V. President3;
Fines Arts; Football1, 2,3; Basketball l, 2,3,4,
All Conf. 3, All-State 2nd Team 3;Track1, 2,3,
4;Junwr and Senior Plays.
FORSYTHE, JAMES: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Prestdent
1, V. President4;Business Club 2,3;Mixed
Chorus 2;Student Council V. President4; Fine
Arts, Speech1; Football 2,3,4, Captain4, All
Con£. 4;Basketball l, 2,3,4;Track3;Baseball1,
2; "B" Club1, 2,3, President4; Senior Play.
S OOKS, PHYLLIS: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Treas. 3;
Pep Club l, 2,3,4;Business Club 4;Girls Glee 2;
Mixed Chorus 2; Band 2,3,4; Fine Arts 1, 2,3,4;
Junior and Semor Plays.
ROBBI S, LOUISE: B. H. S. 4;Senior Play.
STEVE S, MARK: B. H. S. l, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus
2,4;Madngal 3; Science Club4;Int. Relat. 3;
Fine Arts; Track1, 2,3,4; "B" Club4;Jumor Play.
GARCIA, EDDY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, President 2,
V. President3;Science Club3;Mixed Chorus 2;
Fine Arts1;P&G Staff 4; Student Council 2,3;
Football 2,3,4;Track3;Basketball3, Mgr. 4;
Baseball1, 2; "B" Club1, 2,3,4;Junior Play.
STOCK, FRED: B. H.S. 1, 2,3,4;Science Club 2;
Ski Club 4; Student Council 4; Fine Arts 2,4;
"Wolverine" Staff4; Football1, 2,3,4;Track1, 2,
3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1, 2,3; Wrestling4;"B" Club
l, 2,3,4, V. President4;Junior and Senior Plays.
GRUSH, GLEN: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Ski Club4;
Track3; Football 2,3,4; "B" Club 2,3,4.
WILSO , PHYLLIS: B. H. S. 3,4;Pep Club3,4;
Girls Glee3;Senior Play.
HASSTEDT, CATHERI E: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Sec.
2,4; F.T. A. 3;Girls Glee 2;Mixed Chorus 2;
Madrigal 2;Band1, 2,3,4;Business Club 4; Stu
dent Council3; Fine Arts 2,3,4;Betty Crocker
Homemaker 4; Homecoming Queen 4;Junior
Play and Senior Play.
WI LMER, BU RT: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Sctence Club
3,4;Mixed Chorus1, 2,4; Madngal3; Football
Mgr. 2,3,4; "B" Club 2,3,4; Semor Play.
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�Bruce Sauer as "Model
S" "They don't make
them like me anymore."
THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS
aBOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER))
SE IOR CLASS
MOTTO:
"For they
can conquer who
believe they can."
FLOWER:
Orchid
COLORS:
SE 1IOR CLASS O F FICERS A 'D SPO SORS: Mr.
James, Sponsor; James Forsythe, V. President;
Catherine Hasstedt, Sec. -Treas.; Johnny Caviggia,
President; Mr. Johns, Sponsor.
Lavendar and
White
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�CLASSES
�Frank Carman
Luellie Archuleta
Wayne Cundiff
Sue Atkins
Tommy Davis
Patricia Boak
Mickey Foley
Connie Carter
Howard Hickman
Sandra Hasstedt
Art Huntington
Pam johnston
Larry Davenport
Class
Officers
Joe Lucero
Judy Loring
Sam Lucero
JUNIOR
14
�Doug Mann
Mary Ellen Lucero
Cecil Mars
orton
Poncho McNew
John
Donnie Snooks
Jerry Wells
Frank Carmen-Pres., Poncho Me ew-Vice
Pres., Mary Ellen Lucero- Reporter, Connie
Carter-Secretary-Treasurer, Sponsor-Mr.
Martin.
CLASS
15
Patty Phares
Steve McDaniel
Roseanne Wells
Bill Payton
Linda Reed
Stanley Wilmer
DLxie Frost
Monte Wommer
�June Box
Jerry Abernathy
Diane Bush
Steve Ancell
Beverly Beaver
Donnie Cundiff
Marie Cundiff
Joe Fahrion
SOPHOMORE
)Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q{}Q�Q(�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q��
Donna Frost
Ross Gosney
Judy Mankins
16
Raymond Lucero
�Arleta Phill ips
Robert . 1obbs
V icke y Parks
Ron 'i n ow
Coleen Trimble
Dean Speer
D o.m a W ad e
Bill Stagleman
CLASS
Sophomore Class Officers
'iPO:\'iOR<; .\1rs
Henry and :v1r. K.Hr ·,,ith :v1.uie
Ross Gosney-Pres., Donna
Cundiff-Vice-Pres. ,
Wade-Ser:s· at Arms, Arleta l'hillips-'>t:cretary
Lorna\\ om mer
Treasurer.
B:trbara Hebel
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�Dale
Archuleta
Verdon
Amon
Gloria
Archuleta
Bruce
Buckner
Donna
Atkinson
Libby
Bassett
Jack
Clark
Darlene
Boak
Carl
Comyford
Sandra
Burch
Barbara
Burge
Melvin
Cundiff
Elsie
Chavez
David
Freestone
Marilyn
Denton
FRESHMAN
Louis
Weihe
Barbara
Dye
Byron
Frost
Robin
Echols
1orman
Jacques
Connie
Farley
Shila
Glover
Brook
Jobes
Jeanie
Harper
Vernon
Kimball
Lucille
Hasstedt
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�Vickie
Kimball
Lloyd
Lucero
Carol
Lucero
Murray
Ludwig
Shirley
Lucero
•
Patricia
McCoy
Bobby
McKee
Barbara
Mcinnes
Charles
McKinnis
Michael
Peabody
1\vila
Parks
Leroy
anchez
Jan
Ruwwe
Sam
Tafoya
Rita
Sauer
Sam
Tate
Edith
Tuttrow
John
Tuttrow
Debbie
Zellner
ue
�1obbs
CLASS
************ ********
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Sponsors Mrs. James, and Mr.
Johnson with Shirley Lucero-Sec
retary, Barbara Mclnnes-Treas
urer, Edith Tuttrow-Vice Pres
ident, Vernon Kimball-President,
Carl Comyford-Serg. at Arms.
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
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�"What? "
", 'o prompting from the audtcnce ,
"Going somewhere??"
..
"Censored "
" From one extreme to the
other."
The Age of Innocence.
"One down ... "
"Elaine. it's not nice to stare!"
�GRADES
�:\1iriam
Abernathy
Tom
Brod erick
Mary
Ancell
Pat
Fahrion
Deborah
Atkinson
Loleet
Box
Eric
Jacobson
Diane
Burge
Delfin
Lucero
Cindy
Carter
Charlotte
Cundiff
John
Mankins
Paula
Davis
Fred
McK ee
Sana
Echols
Bonnie
Fuller
Sam
Phares
Vicky
Garcia
Jerry
Sanchez
Carol
Grush
Merry
Law
Dennis
Speer
Emma
Lucero
Dalen
Stevens
Lois
Martinez
EIGHTH
GRADE
Jenny
Wade
K enneth
Wei be
Mrs.
Thompson
Teacher
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�Linda
Archuleta
Rodney
Forsythe
Marjorie
Beaver
Billy
Bush
Marjorie
Chavez
Janie
Comyford
Paul
Lucero
Carol
Dye
Michael
McKee
2'v1arelen
Dillahunty
Evelyn
Hassted t
Gregory
Morrison
Patty
Martinez
Earnest
Romero
Evelyn
�1cCoy
Becky
Norton
DeWayne
Santisteven
K athy
Reard on
K inzer
Snow
Edna
Shelhamer
Debra
Speer
Ronald
Frost
Joleen
Stevenson
Gilbert
Sanchez
�1argaret
Tafoya
Debra
Wheat
Kathy
Sitton
Gayla
Stowell
Susan
\\'ilmer
Terri
\Vommer
SEVENTH GRADE
�Britt Basset
Denise
tkinson
Charles Clark
June Comyford
Mitchell Fahrion
Carol Cundiff
Patrick Foley
Louise Dye
Steve Garcia
Clifton Guest
Gertru de Echols
Roger Hertel
Micki Fuller
DeaR Leas
SIXTH GRADE
Herbert LePlatt
Linda Montgomery
Tommy Mankins
Connie Parks
Robert McCoy
Custer Morris
Judy Sauer
Stanley Steele
Karen Trimble
Ronald Stowell
Wayne Wiebe
Margaret Wheat
Roderick Williams
Connie Zellner
Ronald Williams
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�Mrs. Abbott
Elaine Amons
Gregory Box
Janet Atkins
Gary Buse
Pam Bates
Lende Crone
Vickie Frahm
\\" ayne Freestone
Al bert Gilbert
Joyce Hammond
Dennis Law
Virginia Martinez
Clarence Lester
FIFTH GRADE
Preston Ludwi�
Paul Lucero
David Bush
Terry Lynn Morris
Pat McKee
Karla Steele
Paul Morrison
Gary Romero
Patty Sitton
Billy Ross
Marie Valdez
Ronald Sanchez
Sam Santisteven
Marilyn Valdez
Dan Wade
Barbara Wilmer
Gary Brow n
25
�Bralia Archuleta
Charles Buse
Arlene Chandler
Kenneth Clark
Kathleen Clark
Dolores Dye
Steven Guest
Cathy Craig
John Hasstedt
Mary Ann Lucero
Danny Kimball
Donna Mcintyre
Steven Lucero
Becky McKee
Linda Purcell
Wayne Neal
Beverly Parks
Thomas Sitton
Cindy Reardon
Jeannie Speer
Stanley Williams
Joan Hertel
Della Stevenson
Cynthia Stevens
Sue Ellen McCoy
FOURTH GRADE
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MRS. MOBBS
Teacher
�Danae Bates
Robert Brookey
El da Fern Berge
Dean Cun diff
Carol Brown
Barbara Burch
Claudia Carter
Press Gurule
Tish Echols
Roger Kugle
Cheryl Frahm
Shannon Fuller
Carolyn Hancock
Robert Mankins
Sarah Lucero
Ross Martinez
Debra McCoy
Karen Mcintyre
Candice Mobbs
Mike Rittenhouse
Chloe Phillips
Charles Sanchez
Shelley Reardon
Richard Tuttrow
Robert Tuttrow
John Williams
Mickey McNew
Pearl Sanchet
THIRD GRADE
27
Teacher
Mrs. OS\\ ald
�Karen Clark
Danny Block
Janice Chandler
Mike Buse
Tina Rock
Robert Hasstedt
Esther Dye
Orlando Lucero
Elizabeth Hancock
Raymond Lester
Kelly Denise
Clifton Parks
Barbara Lester
Tommy Stevenson
Sherre McCoy
Terri Montgomery
John Frazz ini
Phyllis Morrison
Jay Wilmer
Lou Stafford
SECOJVD GRADE
Jimmie Sue Bates
Darrel Sheets
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Teacher
MRS. COCKREHAM
�Danny Abernathy
Queena Buse
Clay Bassett
Jimmie Dawn Carmack
Eugene Cundiff
Christy Carter
Kaare Evensen
Patsy Clark
Jerry Frazzini
Evelyn Copeland
Michael Freestone
Doris Ann Crone
Terry Gilbert
Diana Fuller
Ronnie Glover
Carol Garcia
Paul Harper
Doreen Hancock
Bruce Jaques
Donna Knapp
Donnie Lucero
Susie Mars
Herman Lucero
Rebecca Mobbs
Jimmie McCoy
Tammy Murray
Corky Mcintyre
Theresa Rae!
Mark Rittenhouse
Betty Ross
Eric Craig
Elizabeth Williams
Charles Tuttrow
Cheryl \\'ilmer
Jimmie Mars
FIRST GRADE
Teacher
MRS. HASS TEDT
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Teacher
MRS. TUBBS
�Rodney Forsythe, Delfin Lucero, Jerry Sanchez, Vincent Palmer, John Mankins,
Fahrion, Ronnie Frost, Coach Norman K napp.
Kenny Weibe, Pat
PUP TEAM
Junior High Cheerlead ers
Junior High Pep Club.
Lois Martinez,
Kathy Sitton.
Sana Echols, Patty Martinez,
�MR. & MISS
JUNIOR HIGH
KE
Y WEIBE and DIA
CARNIVAL
ROYALTY
Prince-Mitc h Fahrion, King-Michael McKee, Queen-Patty
Martinez, Princess-Denise Atkinson.
E BURGE
��ATHLETICS
�SENIORS
IN
C LY D E BOX- LI EBACKE R
JAMES F O RSYTHE-END
EDDY GA RCIA-CE TER
HARVEY HICKl\L\, '-GUA RD
FOOTBALL
ACTION
G L E1. GRUSH-GUA R D
]Oill\'. ·y CAVIGGIA-LEFT-HA LFBACK
F RE D STOCK-TA C K LE
DAVID MARTINEZ-E D
�JUNIOR PLAYERS
1ST ROW-Stanley Wilmer, Howard Hickman, Wayne
Cundiff. 2 D ROW-Jerry Wells, Cecil Mars, Frank Car
men. 'OT SHOWN-Poncho Me, 1ew.
SOPHOMORE PLAYERS
1ST ROW- Raymond Lucero,
Ross Gosney, Jerry Aber
nathy, 2ND ROW-Steve
Ancell, Bill Stagelman,
Robert Mobbs.
THEY
OPPo,·
'T
BLOO. !FIELD
WE
19
31
19
6
14
o
27
12
21
149
DO\T CREEK
DOLORES
'ORWOOD
\lA. 'COS
DURA. ·co JV
PAGOSA
IG. 'ACIO
CORTEZ JV
. .
0
0
0
6
0
0
7
0
0
TI
.; �.....
FRESH:\1AN PLAYER
Coach James and Ass't Coach Johns
with captains; James For ythe and
Clyde Box.
1ST ROW-Bryon Fro t, �1m·ray Ludwing,
Sam Tate, Bobby McKee. 2 'D ROW- Louis.
Weibe, David Freestone.
35
�Running for the first touch
down in the Quarter- Finals
against 1orwood is David
Martinez ( 0); James For
sythe (15) is in the back
ground ready for action.
Quarter-Finals
Norwood vs. Bayfield
Final Score
6-12
Cecil Mars 3
( 0) puts a halt to one of
1orwood's players while another uni
dentified Wolverine is close by to help
out if needed.
Jerry Wells 4
( 0) appears to have lost the
pigskin, but he managed to hang on to it
and gain some more offensive yardage
for the Wolverines. Cecil Mars 3
( 0) is
making sure that the orwood player
doesn't get away.
�This is the game at Springfield during the Semi-finals. Hitting head to head with a
Springfield player is Raymond Lucero 4
( 5). Holding back another Springfield player is
Fred Stock ( 77) and Jerry Wells 4
( 0). In the back watching are Cecil l\.1ars (30) and
Frank Carman ( 85).
Semi-Finals
Springfield vs. Bayfield
Final Score
34-14
The San Juan Basin Coaches chose an All- Conference
Team where only two Bayfield players managed to
place on the first team.
Cecil Mars got a berth on the 1st team Offensive
Fullback. Honorable mention for the Offensive
team were Jerry Wells, Frank Carman, Fred
Stock, and Robert Mobb .
James Forsythe received 1st Team Defensive End.
Honorable mention went to Rudy Arculeta, Frank
Carman, Clyde Box, David Martinez, Cecil Mars,
and Ross Gosney for the Defensive Team.
Poncho McNew Quarter-back, threw the pass to
End James Forsythe (15). Rudy Archuleta (60) is
running up to help out James, but he wasn't quick
enough to keep one of the Longhorn players from
intercepting the pass. Final Score-34-14, Spring
field's favor.
�QUEE
CATHERI E HASSTEDT
HOMECOMING ROYALTY
ATTENDA 'T
VICKIE PARKS
ATTE 'DANT
SANDRA HASSTEDT
�Mgr. Eddy Garcia; Raymond Lucero; Poncho Me, 'cw; Cecil �1ars; Art Huntington;
Bru e Sauer; Mickey Foley; James Forsyth e; Rudy Archuleta; Johnny Ca viggia; Ross
Gosney; Mr. 'orman Knapp, Coach; David Martinez. statistics.
VARSITY TEAM
"Jump. Bruce. Jump!"
Waiting for a pep ass mbly to b gin.
Wol\'crines at practice.
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�James Forsythe
Senior-Guard
Johnny Caviggia
Senior- Forward
FIVE
FIRST
Coach
Mr. 1 'orman Knapp
Bruce Sauer
Senior-Center
Poncho M , 'ew
Junior-Forward
Art Huntington
Junior-Guard
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�RUNNER-UP STATE TOURNEr
Wolverines Win District
Sportsmanship Trophy
...
E ..-' .,
$ Dove Creek
"'
,"' 85
Ignacio*
78
Mancos*
71
Pagosa*
80
Dolores
82
44
67
99
74
Games
District VII Tourne y
WE
THE
71
orwood 4
Art Huntington ( 14)
ALL-STATE TEAM
Bruce Sauer. ( 34)
ALL-STATE TEAM
James Forsythe
Cecil Mars
James Forsythe and Cecil Mars
Poncho Me ew ( 22)
ALL-STATE TEAM
�Mgr. Eddy Garcia, Joe Fahrion,
Snooks,
Frank Carman,
Murray Ludwig, Jerry Wells, Wayne Cundiff,
Bill Stagelman, Jerry Abernathy, Steve Ancell,
Donnie
Tommy Davis,
Byron Frost, Coach Thomas James.
JUNIOR VARSITY
SCORES
WE
49
46
57
54
49
69
57
69
32
65
44
THEY
Dove Creek
Ignacio
Mancos
Pagosa
Dolores
Mancos
Silverton
Dove Creek
Ignacio
Dolores
Pagosa
44
64
30
62
61
43
48
52
57
61
35
Terry
aranjo shooting for
a free throw.
Steve Ancell going in
for a lay-up.
"Wolverine's Jump Ball"
Bayfield Captains:
Frank Carman
Jerry Wells
�"I'm
Luellie . . . "
"I'm Connie . .. "
Varsiry Cheerleaders
Luellie, Connie, Terry, Elaine
"I'm Terry.. . "
"I'm Elaine . .. "
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�JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
Rita
Colleen
Barbie
Marie
The Blondes
I3a rbie
Colleen
The Redheads
Marie
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�ORGANI,ZA TIONS
�SEATED: Terry Mankins; James Forsythe; Johnny Caviggia; Donnalee McCoy. STA DING: Marie Cundiff;
Sue Mobbs; Beverly Beaver; James Cundiff; Fred Stock; Bruce Sauer; Cecil Mars; Poncho Me ew; Pam Johns
ton, Vickie K imball; Johnny Tuttrow; Mr. Thomas James, Sponsor.
STUDENT
COUNCIL...
PRESIDE T . . . . . . . . .
Johnny Caviggia
V. PRESIDENT
James Forsythe
SEC. -TREAS . . . . . . . . . Donnalee McCoy
The Bayfield High School Student Coun il
had many projects this year.
We revised
our Constitution, updated all
lub
har
ters, sponsored the Homecoming parade,
and the Home oming Dane
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.
�Bayfield High School was w ll r present d
in the District Student Coun il.
Bruce
Sauer served as President, Terry Mankins
as Se retary-Treasurer, and Mr. Thomas
James was the District Student Council
Sponsor.
With the leadership of these
people, the District Coun il was a very
effie ient group.
In addition to the regular
duties, these officers and sponsor revised
the sportsmanship ratings, set up the be
ginning of a Educational Contest among
memb r schools, and many oth r various
projects to improve the San Juan Basin
District "A" League Student Council.
Terry \1ankins, Secretary-Treasurer, Dist.
Bruce Sauer, Presid ent, Dist.
MR. THOMAS JAMES
Bayfield High School
Student Council, Sponsor
San Juan Basin District "A"
League Student Council Sponsor
...ACTIVITIES
Our spirits matched the blaze of
the HOMECOMING BO .FIRE!
HOMECOMING ROYALTY in the Home
coming Parade sponsored by our Student
Council.
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�The Coaches-�1r. Steve Johns; �1r. , orman Knapp; Mr. Thomas James.
Burt \Vilmer; Jerry \\'ells; E d d y Garcia; Raymond Lucero; :V1ark Stevens; Clyde Box; Johnny Caviggia; Wayne
Cund iff; Frank Carman; Cecil 'vbrs; Han·ey Hickman; Ross Gosney; Robert Mobbs; Poncho Me ew; Stanley
Wilmer; Howard Hickman; David Martinez; James Forsythe; Bruce �kDaniel; Fred Stock; Glen Grush; Jerry
Abernathy; Bill Stagelman; James Cund iff; Art Huntington; Bruce Sauer; Rudy Archuleta; Dennis Peabod y;
and Steve Ancell.
PRESIDE T . .
V. PRESIDE T .
SEC. -TREAS. .
THE "B" Club Members
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.
James Forsythe
.
.
. Fred Stock
. Glen Grush
�1ST.
ROW-Arleta Phillips; Beverly Beaver; Jan Ruwwe; Sue :'v1obbs; Debbie Zellner; Vanda Arnold; Dcnnalee
McCoy; Pamela Johnston; Mrs. James, Sponsor. 2 D. ROW-Toni Williams; Valerie Williams; Donna Frost;
Sandra Burch; Elsie Chavez; Shirley Lucero; Gloria Archuleta; Shila Glover; Connie Farley; Darlene Boak;
Donna Clark; Sue Atkins. 3RD. ROW-Donna Atkinson; Lucille Hasstedt; Barbara Dye; Phyllis Wilson; Cathy
Hasstedt; Phyllis Snooks; Chrissie Dye; Pat Boak; Donna Wade; Vickey Parks; Judy Mankins. 4TH. ROW
Vickie K imball; Barbara Burge; Twila Parks; Libby Bassett; Robin Echols; Dale Archuleta; Sandra Hasstedt;
Dixie Frost; Linda Reed; Roseanne Wells; ;\1ary Ellen Lucero; Judy Loring. CHEERLEADERS-Junior Varsity,
!\1arie Cundiff; Colleen Trimble; Barbara Mcinnes; Rita Sauer. Senior Varsity, Elaine Berry; Terry ;\1ankins;
Connie Carter; Luellie Archuleta.
PEP CLUB
Pep Club congratulates team after \\ inning £;arne at • 'orwood.
PRESIDE T . o o
VICE PRESIDENT .
SECRETARY .
SPO SOR 0 o o o
Linda Reed
. :'v1ary E. Lucero
. Sue Atkins
:\1rs. James
�Terry Mankins-Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Jane Brookey
Sponsor. "If we trim the edges, maybe we can make
650 sq. inches of photographs fit in 2 20 sq. inches
of paper. "
Terry Mankins-Editor-in-Chief. "Happiness is
knowing that the deadlines have been met. "
aWOLVERINE))
Judy :V1ankins, Donna Wade, Vickie
Parks-Staff :V1embers. " Use your fastest
shutter speed! Our smiles are quick!"
Sandra Hasstedt, Connie Carter-Staff
:viembers. "The very pose of
perfection. "
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�Terry-Editor-in-Chief, Luellie-Co-Editor, Elaine
Berry-Staff �1embcr. "Smile, Elaine, and no
body will notice that your 648th hair is out of
place."
Luellie Archuleta-Co-Editor. "When I work on
the annual I know my name will be spelled
correctly!"
STAFF
Sue Atkins-Associate Editor, Pam
Johnston-Staff 1ember. "T hose
sparkling smiles would melt a frozen
heart. "
Fred Stock-Photographer. "Background's 0. K. ,
but where is the subject?"
Wayne Cundiff-Subscription Editor. "Sales are
high, but where's the money?"
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�Mrs. Jane Brookey -Sponsor, Linda
Reed-Editor. "That's thirty."
Arleta Hlillips, M arie Cundiff.
"Arleta. I just figured out this item
in the Hot Line!"
Dixie Frost, Beverly
Beaver. "Shall I pur chis
in the Morgue or File
13? "
Linda Reed-Editor. "Headlines ...deadlines... bylines...my lines."
Judy Loring-Co-Editor.
"Only sixteen more mas
ters to run off."
"PURPLE & GOLD))
STAFF
Eddy Garcia, Mary Ellen
L ucero. "Wolverines 85Bobcats 58"
Roseanne Wells, Elaine
Berry. "What happened,
Roseanne? There are only
twenty-two mentions of
Bruce Sauer in this issue."
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�"EI 'STEI!\'S O F
THE FUTURE."
1ST ROW-Mrs. Henry, Sponsor; James Cundiff; Patty McCoy; Vanda
Arnold; Donnalee McCoy; Judy Mankins; Dale Archuleta; Raymond
Lucero; Jerry Abernathy. 2t'D ROW-Monte Wommer; Carl Comyford;
Robin Echols; Sue Mobbs; Jan Ruwwe; Donna Atkinson; Lorna Wommer;
Bill Stagleman; Mark Stevens. 3RD ROW-Robert Mobbs; David Freestone;
Libby Bassett; John t'orton; Donnie Snook ; Tommy Davis; Joe Fahrion;
Steve Ancell.
SCIENCE CLUB
PRESIDE1 T ............... Bill Stagelman
V. PRESIDE, 'T .................Sue Mobbs
SEC. -TREAS. . .......... Raymond Lucero
SEATED: Dixie Frost; Arleta Phillips; Colleen Trimble; Terry Mankins; Sandra
Hasstedt; Marie Cundiff; Luellie Archuleta; Donna Frost; Chrissie Dye.
STANDI!\'G: Judy Loring; Roseanne Wells; Linda Reed; David Martinez; Mr. Martin.
Sponsor; Beverly Beaver; Catherine Hasstedt; Lorna Wommer; Phyllis Snooks; Sue,_"""l!!""'"";::
Atkins.
BUSINESS
CLUB
"PE. "CI L-PUSHERS O F
THE FUTURE."
�Senior High
CONCERT BANDS
ifJ� ¥ d j J Jo � ��
0
Intermediate
52
�Girls Glee
1ST ROW: Donna Atkinson; Connie Carter; Darlene Boak; Pat Boak; Shila Glover; Dlsie Chavez;
Sandra Burch. 2ND ROW: Donna Clark; Pat Phares; Patty McCoy; Mr. Johnson-Director; Lorna
Wommer; Connie Farley; Sandra Hasstedt; Vickie Parks.
Mixed Chorus
2 !D RO\V:
1ST ROW: Terry 'aranjo; Gloria Archuleta; Shirley Lucero; Joe Lucero.
Larry Daverport; Monte Wommor; Mr. Johnson-Director; James Cundiff; Mark Stevens.
�!ST. ROW-Glen Grush; Brook Jobes; Colleen Trimble; Pam Johnston, Wayne Cundiff; Burt Wilmer; Stan
Wilmer. 2 D. ROW-Poncho McNew; Johnny Caviggia; "-1r. John, Sponsor; Fred Stock; ;\1r. James, Sponsor;
Frank Carman, Jerr} \\'ells.
SKI CLUB
PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Pam Johnston
VICE PRESIDE T
. Wayne Cundiff
SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colleen Trimble
"Guess Stock didn't make that last turn. "
Where we ski. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Purgatory!"
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�A CTIVITIES
�PROM ROYALTY
�MR. & MISS WOLVERINE
�SENIOR
FAVORITES
TERRY MA KI S
and
JAMES F ORSYTHE
JUNIOR
FAVORITES
VALERIE WILLIAMS
and
CECIL MAR S
�SOPHOMORE
FAVORITES
DO NA WADE
and
ROSS GOSI\:EY
FRESHMEN
FAVORITES
BARBIE :\!cL ·• ·Es
and
BOBBY . kKEE
�BEST
LOOKING
LINDA REED
and
FRANK CARMAN
BEST
DANCERS
ROSEA NE WELLS
and
JAMES FOR SYTHE
MOST
ATHLETIC
DONNA WADE
and
CECIL MARS
60
�MOST LIKELY
TO SUCCEED
CATHERll\E H ASSTEDT
and
BRUCE SAUER
ALL-ROUND
TERRY MA KI
and
CECIL MARS
S
MOST
FRIENDLY
CATHERINE HASSTEDT
and
EDD Y GARCIA
61
�The BOMB!!!!!!!!!
The 1 1 o'clo k droop!
Bayfield "Yell" squad.
Showing off as
usual.
"HERCULES!"
Do the Seniors always look this way.
Sibling r ivalry.
"Who, ME . . "
.
Where did that hair-blowing
wind come from?????????
�AUTOGRAPHS
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WOLVERINE
�����We the Wolverine Staff of 1967-196
annual to
Born
rleta Phillip
daughter of Mr.
would like to dedicate this
and Mrs. Louis Phillips;
ov. 22, 1949. Pass d away August 12, 1967.
2
�Super intendent'� Mc �sage
Do you r emember the �ong that advised in haunting! y sentimental lines,
"Whatever will be, will be?" You may have made the mental note, "Bc aut1ful,
but i� it tr ue?" and then you an�wc r c d your own que�tion with, "If it is true, it's
both �oothing syrup and r etching poi� on".
How r ight you ar c . But how popular tht� "what's-the-usc-ism" turns out to
be! The �oldier �hows it when, between dying gasps, he says, "That shell had
my name on it. " The r acing driver ha� the �arne idea when he predicts, "I'll be
around until my number comes up. " And it's the same with the sick man, r c
covenng from a one-in-ten chance, when h e smiles through hi� pam, "I guc �s
my tune isn't just yet. "
It is a ter rible thing, but we human� get comfort from imagining that we ar c
tr apped by the circum�tancc s of life, forced to make chotees that we never want
to make, shunted off mto �1tuation� that compr omise or embarr a�s us, tricked
and cheated by the world and its contents maneuvered into an unequal struggle
with tragic mi�fortunc .
But are we right? Do we not contr ol our own destiny? We must take the r e
sponsibility of what we do, or do not do. Should our acts deter mme what we ar e.
"Whatever will be, will be" is not the theme song for this school JUSt as it is
not for the individual mer.. ber s of it. To the first gr ade we say "Welcome. " To
the seniors we say "good-bye" and a�k "Did this school really do the ver y best
for you" and "Did you r eally try to take advantage of your oppor tunity?"
Your Super intendent,
Thoma W. Hill
It seems like ever y year passes a little faster than the last one. This 1967I would like to think that we have im
parted at least a small amount of meaningful, useful, knowledge to you students
during this past year. If we have accomplished this, then we can look back on
this as a successful year. To the gr aduating eniors, I hope we have given you
the necessary tools to go on in your chosen ar eas and become successful. We
who remain here at Bayfield High School, would like to thank you for what you
have given us over the past four years.
68 school year has not been an exception.
Tom James
Pr incipal
Memor ies br ought back by an annual ar e tr easured ones of old friends,
games won and lost, your first formal dance, your date with a dream for the
pr om, that test you worked so hard to pass, the time in chemistr y you made
hydr ogen sulfide gas and stunk up the whole building, and hundreds of other
things having a certain fondness in the r ecollection. May it ever be thus and
may this annual be thus to you. In years to come may the memor ies you r ecall
when thumbing through its pages be pleasant ones which bring a lump to your
throat and star s to your eyes.
E . Duane Workman
�Mr .
Office Girls: V. Kimball, V. Parks, Mr.
Norman, D. Z ellner, B. Mcinnis, M. An
ell. D. Archuleta.
orman, Secretary
SCHOOL
PERSONNEL
Custod1an :
Mr. Brown, Mr. Ryan
Cooks: Mrs. Phillips, Mr s. Rather, Mrs.
orman, Mrs. H1ckman.
Teacher s Aids: V. Par ks, J. Mankins, J. Richardson,
Wade, B. Beaver .
D.
��MRS. JAMES
Libr ary
MRS. MARTI
History
MR. JOH 0
Band, Music
FA CULTY
MISS KLARMAN
Business
MRS. MURPHY
Math
6
�MRS. PARKER
Home E conomics
J
-
MRS. STONE
E nglish
MR. PICKE 'S
Basketball, Drivers E d.
MRS. TRE MBLY
E nglish, Spanish
MR. PURCELL
Shop
MR. WALK! GTON
Science, Basketball
7
��SENIORS
�JE RRY ABER ATHY-BHS-12-3-4, Football-1-2-3-4, "B"
Club-2-3-4, Science Club-12, Basketball-1-2-3-4.
JU E BOX-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Band-1-2-4, Girls Glee-1-4,
Journalism-3;-4, Chorus-3,
Co-E ditor Purple and Gold-4.
STE VE A CELL-BHS-1-2-3-4, Sci
ence Club-1-2, Football-1-2-3-4, Bas
k(;tball-1-2-3-4, Track-1-2-3-4, "B"
Club-2-3-4, Student Council-4, Vice
Pres. -4.
BE VERLY BE AVER -BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Ski Club-3, Busi
ness Club-2, Cheerleader-3, Student
Council-2, Class-Treasurer-3,
Band-1.
icest
PATRICIA CAMPBE LL-BHS-4,
Smile-2, Miss Flame Attendant-2, Pep
Club-2-3-4, Cheerleader-3, Annual
Staff-3, Teacher Aid-3, Track Team1, Student Body President-4, Dist.
ewspaper Ed.
Coun. Sec. -Treas. -4,
4, Pom Pon-4, Junior Play-3.
SAM CHAMPIE -BHS-4, Basketball-12-3-4, Track-1-3-4.
10
�DO
IE CUNDIFF-BHS-1-2, 3, 4.
JOE FAHRIO -BHS-1-2-3-4, Ba.sket
ball-1-2-3-4, Football-1-4, Sc1ence
Club-1-2-3, "B" Club-3-4.
MARIE CU :DIFF-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep
Club-1-2-3-4, Cheerleader-1-2, Stu
dent Council-2-3, Business Club-1-2,
Wolverine Co-E dltor-3, Wolverine
E ditor-4, President-3.
DO A FROST-BH -1-2-3-4, Pep Club1-2-3-4, Business Club-2, Annual
Staff-4.
II
TOM DODD-BHS-4, Football4.
ROSS GOS 'E Y-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Class Pre�. -2-4, Cia�� V.
Pres. -3, Student Council-13, "B" Club-1-2-3-4, "B"
Club Pres. -4, Ba.nd-1-2-3,
Ba.sketball-1-2-3-4, Foot
ball-1-2-3-4, Track-1-2-34, All-Con. -Football-4,
Science Club-1, Football
Captain-4.
�DO
4.
HILL-BHS-4, Football-
JUDY MANKI1 S-BHS-1-2-34. Pep Club-1-2-3-4, ci
ence Club-1-2-3, Bustness
Club-1-2, Annual taff-2-3,
Paper Staff-3, Teacher Aid4.
DORA LUCERO-BHS-2-3-4, Pep Club2-3-4, Girls Glee-4.
DARWY
McBRIDE -BHS-4.
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FLORINDA LUCERO-BHS-2-3-4,
Pep Club-2-3-4, Girls Glee-4, Jour
nalism-3.
VICKE Y PARKS-BHS-2-3-4, Pep
Club-2-3, Science Club-3, Annual
Staff-2, Teacher Aid-4, Office-4.
�SHARO RATHE R-BHS-3, 4, Girls
Glee-4, Journalism-3.
CHARLES STALE Y-BHS-3-4, Foot
ba.ll-1-2-3-4, Basketball-!, Wres
tling-2, Track-1-2, Student Council·
4.
JA !E RICHARDSO -BHS-4, Teacher
Aid-4, Homecoming Queen-4.
DO
A WADE -BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club
-1-2-3-4, Science Club-3, Teacher
Aide-4, Annual Staff-2-4.
13
BILL STAGE LMA '-BHS-1-2
-3-4, "B" Club-2-3-4, Sci
ence Club-1-2, Footba.ll-12-3-4, Track-1-2-3-4.
LOR A WOMMER-BHS-1-23-4, Chorus-1-2-3-4, Head
Majorette-1-2-3-4, Pep
Club-4, Science Club-3,
Business Club-2.
�SENIOR HISTORY
We the cla::;s of 196o -::;tarted our quest for an education under the direction of Mrs. Bromell in the fall of
1956, \\lth 24 eager beavers. Our classroom was the Presbytenan church annex. Of the beginning class six
arc still here to graduate. They are: Marie Cundiff, Beverly Beaver, Steve Ancell, Jerry Abernathy, Joe
Dee Fahnon and Lorna Wommer.
We managed to survive the fir::>t grade and pass on to the second and Mrs. Cockreham. We felt very impor
tant to be moving mto the old yellow schoolhouse like regular studen ts. Those of the class of '68 who joined
us this second year were Bill tagleman, Ros::; Gosney and June Box.
One of the things we remember about the third grade with Mrs. Ostwald is the fact that if we didn't know our
multiplication tables we couldn't go to Music.
Our fourth grade year was spent with Mrs. Caldwell. We had a swingin' end of the year party with Mrs.
Caldwell taking us to her ranch for a mountain climbing outing and picnic after.
Dona Fro::;t and haron Rather jo111ed us in the fifth grade. Mrs. Pinckert wa::; our keeper. We entered into
the world of businc s::; by having a school supplies store 111 our room.
SiXth grade was great. We were so grown up-chang111g classe::;-different teachers. We had an all day end of
the y ar picnic at June Box's.
During the seventh grade we remember the hay ride given by the 8th grade with Mr. Wyant taking us on a
hay ride from Bayfield to the Dam with a weiner roast at the Dam. On Jr. Play Day we presented the play
"Cleane::;t Town In The West".
D1anc Bu::;h came to u::; during our th year. We placed 111 the Homecoming float contest. We presented th
play "Getting Gracie Graduated", with Lorna Wommer as Gracie. We all felt so very grown up and impor
tant at Graduation. Afterwards we had a Piz z a Party and tlance at Lorna Wommers.
Our Freshman year brought us Donna Wade and Freshman initlation. We were over being such big wheels
and being in High 'hool, mayb even a little scared. Ross and Raymond were on the "A" basketball team
and we took con ·olation at Denver.
s ophomores we gained Vickie Parks. We didn't f el as out of place this year. Ross and Raymond wer
the "A" basketball team and we wer real proud of them. They were runners up for state champs.
Our Junior year Dora and Florinda Lucero and Charlie Staley came to us. We were grieved by the loss of
Raymond Lucero and Arleta Phillips. We had a lot of fun preparing and giving the Prom. We had for our
theme "In The Misty Moonlight".
Ross and teve were on the "A" ba ketball team that took us to Denver. They came so clo::;e to winning it
almo::;t made us cry. Also this year four of our boys, Jerry Abernathy, Steve Ancell, Bill Stagleman, and
Ro::;s Gosney played on the football team that won the State Quarterfinals.
Our Senior year we were proud to win a free day from school by selling the most tickets for the Carnival.
The P. E . class of '68 consisting of Seniors: Donna Wade, Dona Frost, Janie Richardson, Judy Mankins,
Marie Cundiff, Pat Campbell, Florinda and Dora Lucero honored Bayfield by defeating Durango and Farm·
ington at Basketball and winning the trophy offered at the San Juan Basin Play Day.
1c w Students arc Tom Dodd, Janie R1chardson, Pat Campbell, Darwyn McBride and Don Hill.
14
on
��SENIORS
�CLASSES
�1ST ROW
V. Amon
D. Archuleta
D. Atkinson
L. Bassett
D. Baxrer
B. Buckner
2ND ROW
S. Burch
E . Chavez
C. Comyford
M. Cundiff
B. Dye
R. E chols
3RD ROW
C. Farley
B. Frost
S. Glover
R. Grove
J. Harper
L. Hasstedt
4TH ROW
R. Jennings
B. Jobes
V. Kimball
V. Kimball
K. Kinsey
L. Lucero
5TH ROW
S. Lucero
G. McBride
P. McCoy
B. Mcinnes
B. McKee
J. Miller
6TH ROW
T. Parks
D. Rather
J. Ruwwee
L. Sanchez
S. Tafoya
S. Tate
7TH ROW
L. Wiebe
T. Williams
D. Zellner
II
JUNIOR
CLA SS
�JUNIORS
�1ST ROW
M. Abernathy
M. Ancell
D. Atkinson
L. Box
P. Campbell
�
••
'•
I
.
. .. '
D ROW
C. Carter
C. Cundiff
P. Davis
S. E chols
P. Fahrion
2
3RD ROW
B. Fuller
W. Gallegos
V. Garcia
C. Grush
D. Lucero
4TH ROW
D. Lucero
E . Lucero
J. Mankins
L. Martinez
F. McKee
STH ROW
D. Patton
S. Phares
J. Sanchez
D. Speer
D. Stevens
6TH ROW
J. Teller
J. Wade
K. Wiebe
SOPHOMOR E CLA SS
20
�SOPHOMORES
�LST ROW
M. Beaver
J. Campl:x.!ll
M. Chavez
J. Comyford
P. Davies
D ROW
C. Dye
B. E vans
R. Forsythe
R. Frost
E . Hasstedt
2
3RD ROW
C. Howell
K. Jack
D. Jennings
C. Kinsey
P. Martinez
4TH ROW
E . McCoy
M. McKee
M. McMinn
R. Morrison
J. Palmer
5TH ROW
E . Romero
G. Sanchez
E . Shelhamer
K. Sitton
D. Smart
6TH ROW
L. Joleen
G. Stowell
M. Tafoya
S. Wilmer
T. Wommer
FRESH MA N CLA SS
22
�FRESHMEN
�Jenny
�ATHLETICS
��Juniors
1ST. ROW: B. Mckee, B. Frost, S.
Tate, T. Naranjo, R. Jennings.. 2 D
ROW: R. Groves, C. Comyford, V.
Amon, V. Kimbell. 3RD ROW: L.
Weibe, C. McKinnis, B. Buckner, M.
Ludwig, L. Sanshez.
Sophomores
1 ST ROW: J. Sanshez,
D. Lucero, F. McKee.
2. TD ROW: P. Fahrion,
T. Teller, J. Mankins,
K. Weibe.
Freshmen:
1ST ROW: M. McKee, D Jennings, R.
Forsythe. 2 D ROW: R. Frost, G.
Sanchez, E. Romero. 3RD ROW: J.
Campbell, V. Palmer, M. McMinn.
Th y
We
6
Bloomfield
37
Dove Creek
6
orwood
25
Dolores
37
6
7
38
Mancos
6
2
0
6
6
Durango J. V.
Pagosa Springs
Ignacio
46
33
6
27
�Charle
taley
Guard
Don Htll
Center
Terry . aranJO
End
SENIORS
Tom Dodd
End
jerry Abernathy
Halfback
joe Fahnon
Safety
�Captains
Ross Go
nev
Halfback
te\e
cell
Tackle
·
Bill Stagleman
End
All Conference
Footba//67-68
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�VA RSITY
LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Fahrion, B. Frost, D. Baxter, J. Fahrion, S. Ancell, V. Palmer, B. Stagleman, J. Aberna
thy, T.
aranjo, R. Gosney, R. Groves. KNEEL! G: Coach James, Coach Pickens, manager, P. Lucero.
�Captains
Ross Gosney
Steve Ancell
Dennis Baxter
Vincent Palmer
Bill Stagleman
First
Seven
Byron Frost
Rod Groves
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�JUNIOR VA RSITY
TOP ROW: Coach James, T. Teller, S. Tate, J. Mankins, M. Ludwig, J. Campbell. SECO D ROW: V. Kim
ball, G. Sanchez, R. Frost, P. Fahrion, R. Forsythe, J. Sanchez, B. Jobes.
BA YFIELD
WOLVERINES
32
�BA SKETBA LL
1967-68
Dale
Debbie
Barbie
Lois
Jenny
CHEERLEA DERS
33
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9
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7
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�S. Lucero, B. E vans, M. Abernathy, T. Parks, R. E chols, J. Ruwwe, L. Bassett, P.
Campbell, P. Campbell, T. Williams, G. McBride.
POM PON
GIRLS
�Action Shot-Paula Davis.
FRO T ROW: P. Campbell, D. Atkinson, Mrs. Martin.
MIDDLE ROW: D. Frost, M. Cundiff, J. Wade, S.
E chols, B. Beaver. BACK ROW: S. Burch, E . Chavez , J.
Mankins, J. Richardson, D. Wade.
HI GH
SCHOOL
P. E.
CLA SS
�ORGANIZATIONS
�TOP ROW: J. Sanchez, J. Mankins, P. Fahrion, MIDDLE ROW: B. Jobes, T. Naranjo, B. McKee, B. Frost, S.
Tate, M. Ludwig. BOTTOM ROW: C. Staley, J. Abernathy, B. Stagleman, S. Ancell, R. Gosney, J. Fahrion,
D. Hill.
CLUB
38
�TOP ROW: L. Box, M. Chavez, G. McBride, T. Parks, L. Bassett, D. Atkinson, D. Zellner, V. Kimball, S.
Lucero, W. Gallegos, J. Comyford, T. Wommer, T. Williams, SECO D ROW: E. Lucero, C. Cundiff, M.
Tafoya, P. Martinez, L. Hasstedt, J. Stephenson, S. Glover, C. Farley, E. Hasstedt, G. Stowell, K. Sitton,
]. Miller, J. Ruwwe, R. Echols. THIRD ROW: C. Carter, B. Evans, M. Beaver, P. Davies, M. Ancell, P.
Davis, P. Campbell, B. Beaver, D. Frost, P. Campbell, J. Mankins, D. Wade, J. Richardson. FOURTH ROW:
M. Abernatl1y, V. Garcia, B. Dye, C. Dye, F. Lucero, Sponsor: Mrs. Trembly, E. Shelhamer, J. Box, D.
Lucero, E. McCoy, B. Fuller, M. Cundiff. STANDI G: D. Archuleta, D. Atkinson, L. :-.1artinez, B. :-..1clnnis,
]. Wade.
PEP
CLUB
�DI G: R. Forsythe, C. Staley, Sponsor: Mr. James, S. Ancell, J. Mankins, P. Fahrion. SEATED:
ST
President: P. Campbell, V. President: B. Mcinnis, Sec. Treas. : D. Zellner, P. Davies.
STUDENT
COUNCIL
President Pat Campbell
40
�SKI
CLU B
TOP ROW: J. Fahrion, B. Jobes, S. E chols, P. Campbell,
P. Campbell, B. Beaver, B. Mcinnes, R. E chols. BOTTOM
ROW: T. Wommer, B. E vans, J. Comyford, C. Grush, T.
Williams, D. Frost, M. Ancell, P. Fahrion.
SCIENCE
CLUB
TOP ROW: M. Tafoya, G. Morrison, D. Patton,
Tom Dodd, B. Stagleman, J. Abernathy, R.
Forsythe, C. Staley, Mr. Walkington. MIDDLE
ROW: C. Dye, M. Beaver, M. Chavez , P. Mar
tmez , P. Davies, J. Miller, L. Miller, R.
E chols, D. Frost. BOTTOM ROW: C. Sitton, J.
Comyford, B. E vans, T. Wommer, E Ha s
tedt, G. Stowell.
TOP ROW: M. Beaver, P. Martinez, M. Tafoya, P. Davies,
G. Stowell, Mrs. Stone. BOTTOM ROW: P. Campbell, P.
Campbell, D. Atkinson, J. Stevenson, D. Stevens.
LITERA RY
CLUB
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A
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s
T
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F
F
E ditor
Marie Cundiff
Co-E ditor
Robin E chols
Dona Frost
Darwyn McBr ide
Sam Champie
Donna Wade
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�E ditor
Pat Campbell
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Tom Dodd
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�CONCERT BAND
AND MAJO RETTES
GIRLS GLEE
TOP ROW: S. Rather, P. Davies, L. Wommer, P. McCoy, P. Campbell, J.
Richardson, P. Campbell, P. Davis. MIDDLE ROW: D. Lucero, J. Box, J. Stevens,
G. M Bride, C. Kinsey, K. Kinsey, D. Frost. BOTTOM ROW: B. Dye, F. Lucero,
T. Wommer, G. Stowell, D. Rather, J. Harper.
�ACTIVITIES
�Steve
Donna
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SCH
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Jenny
�SENIOR FAVORITES
SE IOR FAVORITES
Steve Ancell
JUNIOR FAVORITES
Byron Frost
Debbie Zellner
Donna Wade
�SOPHOMORE F VORITE S
Pat Fahrion
Cmdy Carter
FRE SHMAN FAVORITES
Vincent Palmer
Becky E vans
�BEST PER 0 ALITY
Jame R1chardoon
Steve Ancell
BEST DANCERS
Georgia McBride
Tom Dodd
FA VOR ITES
MOST ATHLETIC
Donna Wade
Ross Gosney
ALL ROUND
Donna Wade
Steve Ancell
�MOST LIKELY TO SUCCE E D
Lorna Wommer
Char les Staley
BE ST COME DIANS
Debbie Zellner
Charles Staley
CUTEST COUPLE
Jerr y Abernathy
Jenny Wade
BE ST LOOKING
Ross Gosney
Shirley Lucer o
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��GRADES
�1ST ROW
C. Cundiff
J. Comyford
H. Black
R. Baxter
B. Bassett
D. Atkinson
2ND ROW
S. Garcia
M. Fuller
M. Fahrion
M. E vans
T. E chol&
L. Dye
3RD ROW
D. Leas
B. Kinsey
D. Jennings
B. Hill
R. Hertel
C. Guest
4TH ROW
M. McGra"
R. McCoy
M. McBride
T. Mankins
M. Lucer
H. Leplatt
5TH ROW
R. Stowell
D. SantiSt""��
C. Park&
T. Parker
L. Montgomery
M. McMinn
6TH ROW
C. Zellner
R. Williams
R. Williams
F. Wilbur
W. Wiebe
K. Trimble
Teacher
MR. MATTOX
EI GHTH GRADE
�1ST ROW
G. Brown
B. Brown
G. Box
P. Bates
E . Amon
D ROW
C. Clark
L. Crone
D. Campbell
G. Bu�e
M. Buckner
2
3RD ROW
J. Hammond
A. Gilbert
M. Frary
V. Frahm
V. Ford
4TH ROW
G. Martinez
P. Ludwig
. Larson
G. Kinsey
B. Howell
5TH ROW
P. Morrison
T. Morris
P. McKee
B. McBride
D. Massingill
6TH ROW
P. Sitton
. Sanchez
G. Romero
M. Parker
D. Oliver
SEVENTH GRA DE
7TH ROW
B. Word
R. Wilbur
J. Williams
D. Wade
M. Valdez
M. Valdez
�1ST ROW
B. Archuleta
J. Baxter
C. Busc
A. Chandler
K. Clark
2ND ROW
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Dye
Fisher
Fr anks
Green
3RD ROW
S. Guest
J. Hasst dt
J. Hertel
D. Kimball
M. Lucero
4TH ROW
P. Lucer o
R. Lucer o
S. Lucero
M. Mattox
S. McCoy
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5TH ROW
T. McGraw
D. Mcintyr e
B. McKee
P. Meador
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6TH ROW
B. Parks
M. Pope
L. Purcell
S. Santistevan
T. Sitton
�1ST ROW
D. Bates
C. Brown
B. Burch
P. Campbell
C. Carter
D. Cundiff
2ND ROW
L. E chols
C. Frahm
S. Fuller
J. Jasper
T. Hill
C. Howard
3RD ROW
B. Kinsey
R. Kugle
S. Lucero
R. Mankins
B. Martinez
R. Martinez
4TH ROW
J. McBride
D. McCoy
M. McGraw
K. Mcintyre
C. McKinnis
M. McKnew
5TH ROW
R. Palmer
C. Phillips
C. Sanchez
P. Sanchez
D. Smith
B. Tuttrow
6TH ROW
T. Tuttrow
J. Williams
D. OSNOWITZ
FIFTH GRA DE
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�1ST ROW
J. Bates
T. Booher
J. Chandler
K. Clark
F. Fisher
2ND ROW
J. Franks
D. Frary
J. Fraz z ini
R. Hasstcdt
B. Larson
3RD ROW
S. McCoy
T. Montgomery
P. Morrison
M. Oliver
C. Parks
4TH ROW
T. Pierce
L. Stafford
T. Stevenson
A. Wilbur
S. Williams
STH ROW
S. Zimmer
Teacher
MR . CHAMPIE
FOURTH GRA DE
�1ST ROW
D. Abernathy
C. Bassett
K. Brown
C. Carter
-\.. Buse
P. Clark
2ND ROW
E . Copeland
D. Crone
E . Cundiff
J. Frazz mi
D. Fuller
J. Gallegos
3RD ROW
T. Gilbert
R. Glover
B. Green
P. Harper
D. Kelly
J. Lloyd
4TH ROW
D. Lucero
H. Lucero
0. Lucero
T. Mattox
J. Mars
S. Mars
5TH ROW
J. McCoy
C. Mcintyre
J. McGraw
T. Murrary
L. Pickens
T. Pierce
6TH ROW
B. Ross
S. Shafer
A. Smith
C. Tuttrow
R. Wilbur
L. Wiley
7TH ROW
E . W1lliams
M. Williams
P. Zimmer
J. SIITO
I. OSTWALD
THIRD GRADE
�1 T ROW
R. Bates
S. Blevins
K. Box
M. Burns
2 D ROW
P. Dye
K. E vensen
T. Fahrion
J. Kelly
3RD ROW
J. Lloyd
M. Lucero
A. Martinez
G. McBnde
4TH ROW
T. McCoy
L. Meador
C. Pope
S. Sm ith
5TH ROW
T. Sm ith
D. Sowers
D. Staley
P. Thom as
Teacher
MRS. COCKREHAM
SECOND GRA DE
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�1ST ROW
S. Blevins
V. Booher
T. Burne
S. Buse
T. Dye
D ROW
C. E vensen
G. Frary
J. Frazzini
P. Gallegos
R. Holley
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3RD ROW
T. Huntrngton
J. Jenmngs
A. Lucero
F. Martrnez
I. Martinez
4TH ROW
T. Massingill
S. McBride
J. McCoy
J. Mcintyr e
D . McKinnis
5TH ROW
J. Mur rary
T. Pierce
D. Pope
L. Sanchez
W. Semler
6TH ROW
W. Sitton
J. Williams
M. Williams
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B. Mankins, T. Sitton, M. Mattox. THIRD ROW: C. Frahm, T. Echols, P. Bates, C. Brown, S. McCoy.
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�LEFT TO RIGHT--Mr. LePlatt, Mrs . Ludwig, Mr. Kugle, Mr. Hill, Mr. Brown, Mr. Sitton.
BA YFIELD
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�We, the Annual Staff, wish to dedicate this yearbook to
Sam Tate.
Sam has been very active in Bayfield High School.
He is a very fine athlete and a very fine person.
Due to an illness, he was not able to attend much of
this last school year and we all missed him.
�SUPERINTENDENT'S
MESSAGE
Students:
These words will be
timely now and
could be used for the rest of your life.
Try to
put well into
already know,
discover
and
in so doing
the hidden things
quire about.
do not know.
more
more
more
more
more
more
more
more
you will
you now in
Practice what you know,
it will help to make
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
practice what you
and
clear what you now
Pfuke life meaningful:
than exist
than touch
than look
than read
than hear
than listen
than think
than talk
Live
Feel
Observe
Obsorb
Listen
Understand
Ponder
�y romething.
To the first graders we say 11Welcon.e. 11 To the seniors,
we thank
you for coming our way.
{J?;;g
Tom
Hill,
Superint endent
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
By the time this annual is published and back to you, another
school year will almost be history.
For many of you this will be
your last school year, for soon you will be in the service or work
ing or getting married and raising a family.
For all of you this
annual will be a storehouse of memories that will somehow appear
Not all of these mem
brighter each time you look at the annual.
ories will be of happy times but each will be relived many times
in these pages.
The more of yourself you invest in school, the more these mem
ories will mean to you.
My wish for each of you is that you will
invest enough of yourself in this year and in every year so that
your memories will be good ones.
Sweat, tears,
and hard work is
the formula not only for success but also for pleasant memories.
May you have many of them.
�13yron from
pre-school
to
�Barbie from
pre-school
to
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��Mr. A11brosier
Band
Mrs. Barrett
Co0111ercial
Mrs. Rasatedt
1st Grade
Mrs. Martin
Social
Mr. Osnowitr:
.5th Grade
Mrs. Parker
Home !cnomics
Dr.
/)
Mrs. Singsaas
Mathematics
Mrs. Trembly
English
Mrs. Workman
4th Grade
Mr. Weber
Shop
�1rs. Hotz, Mrs. Hickman,
Mrs. Rather, Mrs. Phillips
���BROOK JO BES-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Basketball- 1-2-3-4, Track- 12-4, Band- 1-2-4, Ski Club- 12-3, Science Club-1-2, B Club1-2-3-4, Football Manager-2,
Football-3, Hot Rod Club-3,
Student Council-4
LOUIS WIEBE-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Wrestling-1, Football- 1-23-4, Basketball-3, Track-3-4,
B Club-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3
LUCILLE HASSTEDT-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-3-4,
Pep Band-4, Class Reporter-1,
Drama Club-4, National Honor
Society-3-4
JEANIE HARPER-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Girls Glee-3, Teachers Aid
4
DALE ARCHULETA-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Science Club-1, Business Club2, Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Office
Girl-3-4, Cheerleader-3-4,
Teachers Aid-4
VERNON KIMBALL-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Football-3-4, Basketball-3-4,
Track-3-4, B Club-3-4, Class
President-1-3, Science Club1, Student Council-2-4, Stu
dent Council President-4,
National Honor Society Pres
ident-3-4, Car Club-3
BYRON FROST-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Football- 1-2-3-4, Track
1-2-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3,
Basketball-1-2-3-4, "B"
Club-2-3-4, Science Club
1
�DONNA DYER-BHS-4, Pep Club4,Teacher's Aid-4
BARBARA DYE-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Girls
Glee-3, Annual Staff-4,
Westerner Club-4, Teachers
Aid-4, Girls Basketball-3
BRUCE BUCKNER-BHS-1-2-3-4,
"B" Club-3-4, Track-2-3-4,
Science Club-2, Hot Rod
Club-3, Football-3-4
BOB McKEE-B HS-1-2-3-4,
Football-1-2-3-4, Track1-2-4, Class President-2-4,
B Club-2-3-4, Science Club2, Hot Rod Club-3
RICHAR D JEN NINGS-BHS-3-4,
Football-3-4,Track-3-4,
B Club-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3
DEBBIE ZELLNER-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-3,
Student Council-3-4, Class
V President-4, Office-4-3,
Student Council Sec. & Trea.3, Teachers Aid-4, Girls State-3
KATHY. KINSEY- BHS-3-4,
Pep Club-3-4, Chorus-3
�CHARLES McKINNIS-BHS-1-2-3-4
JACK COFER-B HS-4, Band-4,
Football-4, " B" Club-4 '
Pep Band-4
DONNA RA THER-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Girls Glee-3,Teacher's
A..i d_-4
CONNIE FARLEY-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Girls Glee- 1, Band- 1-2-3-4,
Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Pep Band-4
VERDON AMON-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Football-3
LEROY SAN CHE Z-BHS7 1-2-3-4
SHILA GLOVER-BHS- 1-2-3-4,
Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Girls
Glee- 1, Band- 1-2-3-4
�RODRICK GROVE-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Football-3,
3-4,
Basketball-1-2-
Track-1-2-4, B Club-3-4,
Hot Rod Club-3,
1
Science Club-
ALLAN LARSON-BHS-4, Track-4,
Football-4,
SHIRLEY LUCERO-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Sec.-
1, National Honor Society3-4, Best Looking-3,
"B" Club-4
VICKIE KIMBALL-BHS-1-2-3-4 '
Porn Porn
PATTY McCOY-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4,
3-4,
Glee Club-1-3,
Class Sec.-Treas.-3,
2,
National Honor Society-3-4
Paper
National Honor Society Vic�
Staff-4, N.H.s. Sec.-3-4
Pres.-3-4, Student Council
1-4, Homecoming Queen-4
�
ffice-2-3-4, Teachers Aid
MURRAY LUDWIG-BHS-1-2-3-4
Football-1-2-3-4,
3-4,
4,
Track-1:2-
Basketball-1-2-3-4 '
B Club-1-2-3-4,
Band-1-2-3-
Hot Rod Club-3,
Club-4
Westerners
CARL COMYFORD-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Football-3-4,
Track-3-4,
B Club-3-4, Band-1-4,
Hot
Rod Club-3, Science Club-1-2
SGT.
of Arms-1,
Pep Band-4,
Freshman Basketball Team-1 '
Ski Club-3
Science Club-
Teachers Aid-4
'
�DONNA ATKINSON-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Pom Pom-4,
National Honor Society-3-4,
Girls Basketball-3-4, Student
Council-2, Band-1-2-3-4, Girls
Glee-1, Science Club-1-2,
Drama Club-4, Majorette-12-3-4, Drum Major-4, Band
President-4
SANDRA BURCH-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-4, Girls
Basketball-3,Girls Glee-J
MELVIN CUNDIFF-BHS-1-2-3-4
SAM TATE-BHS-1-2-3-4.
Basketball-1-2-3,
Club-1-2-3,
l-2-3,
"B"
LLOYD LUCERO-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Football-3
Football
Track-1-2-3
ELSIE CHAVEZ-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Girls
Glee-l,Band-2-4,
Pep Club-1-4, Girls
Basketball-3
BARBIE MciNNES-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1,
Cheerleader-1-3, Student
Council -3, Student Council
V President-3, Office-3-4,
Class Secretary-4, Class
V President-3, Pep Club
President-4, Pep Club Sec
retary-2, Cl ass Treasurer1, Homecoming Attendant-2,
Ski Club-3
�JODY MILLER-BHS-2-3-4,
Science Club-2,
Girls
Pep Club-2-3-4,
Pep Club V.
Basketball-4,
Pres.-3,
Porn Porn-4,
Westerner Club-4,
Teachers Aid-4
LIBBY BASSETT-BHS-1-2-3- 4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4,
3-4,
Club-3,
Ski
Westerner Club-4,
Annual Staff-4,
4,
Pom Pom-
Porn Porn Captain-4,
Paper Staff-
Girls Basketball-4
TONI WILLIAMS-BHS� l-2-3-4 •
Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Ski Club1-2-3, Cheerleader-2, Pom
Pom-3-4, Girls Basketball-4,
Porn Porn Co-Captain-4
CHERYL HARRIS-BHS-3-4,
Club-3-4,
Pom Pom-4,
Basketball-4,
Pep
Girls
Girls Glee-3,
Annual Staff Bus.
Managet-4
ROBYN ECHOLS-BHS-1-2-3-4,
Pep Club-1-2-3-4,
3-4,
Porn Pom-
Science Club-1-2,
Club-3,
Teachers Aid-4,
Ski
Wolverine Co-editor-3,
'Wolverine Editor-4,
Staff-2-3,
Paper
Girls Basketball-4
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Bonnie Fuller
Charlotte Cundiff
Loleet Box
Mary Ancell
Paula Davis
Wilma Gallegos
Judy Clark
Miriam Abernathy
Sana Echols
Deborah Atkinson
Vicki Garcia
Cindy Carter
Sana
Embarrassed?
Pat Fahrion
Carol Grush
�Will the locker
fall if you walk
away, Paula?
Laura Johnston
John Mankins
Sam Phares
Danny Lucero
Tommy Teller
Lois Martinez
Jerry Sanchez
Delfin Lucero
Kenneth Wiebe
Fred McKee
Jenny Wade
Dalen Stevens
Donald Patton
E mma Lucero
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Carol Dye
Margie Ch avez
Kent Jack
Becky Evans
James Carapbell
Janie Comyford
Marjorie Beaver
Rodney Forsythe
Michelle Carre
David Jennings
Pat Davies
Ronnie Frost
Duh,
Now �.n.��t do t do?'!?
Candy Kinsey
�Does y ou r no s e i t ch???
Paul Lucero
Robert McKelvie
Steve Routh
Kathy Sitton
Patti Martin ez
Greg Morrison
Terri Woamer
Beatrice Samora
!velyn McCoy
Joleen Stephenson.
Gilbert Sanchez
Vincent Palmer
Intelligent looking aren't they.
Mike McKee
���Connie does it t ast e good????
Mitch Fahrion
Roger Hertel
Mark Evans
Beverly Hill
June Coayford
Britt Ba�set t
Carol Cundiff
Mickie Fuller
Debbie Jennings
Steve Garcia
Steve Johnson
Denise At kinson
Sandy Carre'
Louise Dye
Aren't they cut e????
Trudy !ehols
Clifton Guest
Bet sy �insey
�Herbie LePlatt
Thayla Parker
Gee you guys are lazy!!!
Karen Trimble
To m11y Mankins
Wayne Wiebe
Ronald Williams
Carl Routh
Connie Zellner
Florine Wilbur
Cynthia Woodward
They look better this way!!!
Mike McGraw
Roderick Williaas
Linda Montgoaery
DeWayne Santistevan
��Too Row: Coach D. Horknan, T. 'iankins, D. Sanistevan, H. LePlatt,
;..:;. h'cibe, �·L 'ic:;raw, 'l.
1cKee, :-1. Fahrion, B. Bassett.
'Uddle
Row: "1anager P. Lucero, D. Patton, �. Lucero, J. �ankins,
Teller, P. Fahrion, R. Forsythe, J. Sanchez, F. . 1cKee, K.
D. Jennings, Coach A. · tattox.
Bottom Row: v. Kinball, B.
C.
L.
Comyford,
Weibe, R.
Larsen,
Williams.
A.
R.
Jennings,
B.
Frost,
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Ludwi�,
T.
Weibe,
'1cKee,
J. Cofer,
The 1968 Bayfield Football team had a poor season
brought on by bad luck and many injuries.
They had many
fine individuals but never could combine efforts for a real
exceptional game.
The season's record was 1-8-0.
�s
Byron Frost
Quart erback
Carl Comyford
End
Vernon Kimball
Lineman
Louis Wiebe
Lineman
Allan Larson
Cent er
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Richard Jennings
Lineman
Bob McKee
Lineman
Jack Cofer
End
Murray Ludwig
Back
�Ilerbie LcPlatt
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for a J.
V.
Loss
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P gos
Jerry Sanchez for a gain
�Juniors:
Donald, Kenny, John, Tommy,
Del fin,
Fred, Pat, Jerry.
Sophmores:
Leap Frog the
Stuck to your
foot, Huh????
David, Mike,
Rodney.
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Donna, P atty, Sandra, M argie, C arol, Beverly, G ayla, Connie, Shila,
Barbra, Evelyn; 4th Row:
Judy, Bonnie, Wilma, June, C arol, Vicki,
Cindy, Lucille, Cindy, M ary, Louise; 3rd Row:
Miriam, M argie, J anice,
Trudy, Denise, Linda, P atty, Mickie, Florine, C arol; 2nd Row:
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PRESIDENT
VERNON KIMBALL
The
Bayfield High School Student Council
was chosen at the beginning of the school
year with each class chasing
their own
representative.
council went to the District Student
Council meeting in Pagosa Springs in Jan
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uary.
They helped set the rules for hav
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successful.
They are also making plans
for a park behind the high school.
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2nd Row - Evelyn, Janie, Lucille, Cindy, C arol, Debbie, Connie,
C andy.
3rd Row-Marjorie, K athy, Donn a, Trudy, Linda, Terry,
Denise, P at, P atty.
Becky, Betsy, Connie, Miss Altman Sponsor. 4th Row - Ronald, Mark, Tommy,
Vice President John, President P at, To mmy, Mitch, Britt.
Mary.
Murray,
1st Row - Paula,
2nd Row-M argie, B arb ara, Lousie,
B arrett Sponsor.
Mrs.
Carol,
3rd Row - Bonnie, Vicki, C arol,
Ch arlotte. 4th Row-Jenny, Cindy,
5th Row Margie, Trudy, Carol.
Sana, Mitch, Libby, Britt, Jody,
Mike.
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Danny Booher
B111 Brown
Mark Buckner
David Campbell
Charles Clark
Vickie Ford
Mike Frary
A.lbert Gilbert
Joyce Ha1111o
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Vicki Harris
Gayle Kine•
Roger Hill
Sponsored by Jones Handy Corner Store
C.laa• this is what you call a camera!
Ginger Kinsey
Neil Larsen
Lorraine Lucero
Pre•ton Ludwig
Ginger Martinez
Pat McKee
Terry Morri•
Paul Morrison
Margo Parker
Richard Sa1110ra
Patty Sitton
Joan Smith
Marilyn Valdez
Dan Wade
Beverly Word
�Martin Allen
lralia Archuleta
Gary Brown
Arlene Chandler
Kathy Clark
Kenneth Clark
Steven Dunavant
Delores Dye
Victoria Fisher
Arene Franks
Carol Green
Steven Guest
John Basstedt
Joan Hertel
Larry Johnston
Danny Killhall
Mary Ann Lucero
Paul Lucero
Meditation
aakes a man wise!
Sponsored by Safari Lodge
Steven Lucero
Mickey Mattox
Sue McCoy
Terese McGraw
Donna Mcintyre
Becky McKee
Steven McKelvie
Patrie Meador
Wayne Neal
Beverly Parks
Michael Pope
Linda Purcell
Ronald Sanchez
Sam Santistevan
Thomas Sitton
Carla Smith
Della Stephenson
Cynthia Stevens
Stanley Williams
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Mark Acherman
Danae Bates
Robin Booher
Carol Brown
Barbra B urch
Paula Campbell
Claudia Carter
Kathy Chrisley
Dean Cundiff
James Davidson
Ronald Dunavant
Tish Echols
Shannon Fuller
Tracy Hill
Cheryl Howard
Bonnie Kinsey
Roger Kugle
Don't they look
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Sponsored by Hogan's Stor e
!dward Lueero
Sarah Lueero
Robert Mankins
Bobby Martinez
Roas Martinez
Debra Mc Coy
Mary McGraw
Karen Mcintry
Mickey McNew
Kristin Opstad
Chloe Phelps
Chrestine Routh
Charles Sanchez
Pearl Sanchez
Danial S111ith
John Willia111s
�Thelma Allen
JiiDi Sue Bates
Teddy Booher
Kim Brown
Janice Chandler
Ji�E�y Chrialey
Da•ian Duran
Esther Dye
Fred Fisher
Judy Franks
Douglas Frary
John Frazzini
Robert Hasstedt
Gary Howard
Bruce Larsen
Roy Martinez
Laundry
Sponsored by Bayfield Coin
Eyes up front,
eyes up front.
Sherre McCoy
David McKelvie
Terr1 Montgomery
Phyllis Morrison
Wesley Ray Owen
Clifton Parka
Ta��mie Pierce
Roxanne Pope
Randy Routh
Louis Samora
Lou Stafford
Thomas Stephenson
Bobby Tuttrow
Toaay Tuttrow
Aileen Wilbur
I said, All
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Kevin Brown
Christy Carter
Patsy Clark
Evelyn Copeland
Eugene Cundiff
Sandra Dunavant
Chris Duran
Diana Fuller
Jimmy Gallegos
Carol Garcia
Terry Gilbert
Ronnie Glover
Bill Green
Paul Harper
Donnie Lucero
Herman Lucero
Orlando Lucero
James Mars
Susie Mars
Look at how
everybody pays
attention.
Tern Mattox
Jimmy McCoy
Joe McGraw
Corky Mcintyre
Jackie Newman
Lucky Pickens
Terry Pierce
Bobby Routh
Arlene Smith
Diana Smith
Charles Tuttrow
Rhonda Wilbur
Elizabeth Williams
Sponsored by
Bayfield Locker
�Lori Ackerman
Robert nates
Scott Blevins
Karen Box
Danielle Carre
Gary Duran
Linda Dunavant
Pauline Dye
'rammy Fa11rion
Jerry Frazzini
Evelyn Larson
Richard Lucero
Alex
1artinez
Lauren Meador
Thedra HcCoy
Tammy 1urray
Sponsored by Valley of Spruce Chalet
What are we suppose
to be doing?'!?
Cory Owen
Cindy Pope
Irma Rhodes
Routh Bonnie
Stacy Smith
Dawnella Sower
Driscoll Staley
Paul Thomas
Kaare Evenson
�Shelly Blevins
Ruety Booher
Vicki Booher
Bruce Davidaon
Christian Evensen
Gregory Frary
Ji...y Frazzini
Robin Holly
Tina Huntington
Karla Iverson
Terry Jennings
Isadore Martinez
Frances Martinez
Molly Martin
Julie McCoy
Sponsored by Highway Trailer Park
See what teaching by the iron rule can do,
Jetta Sue Mcintyre
Jonathan Murray
Ruuell Newaan
Tanya Pierce
Doreen Pope
Lizabeth Sanchez
Wayne Sealer
Williaa Sitton
Julie Williaas
Michael Williams
�R1chard Boyet
Randy Brown
Vicky Duran
Ray Dunavant
Thomas Dye
Micheal Garcia
Chris Garnand
Maryann Garnand
Randy Glover
Dawanda Iverson
Susan Johnston
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Lucero
Tina Martinez
Donnel McCoy
Denise McGraw
Doug Mckelvie
See how attentive first graders are!
Sponsored by Semke's
Cindy Miller
Patti Moore
Cynthia Murray
Jerri Dawn Newma n
Nancy Parker
Keith Parka
Sharla Phelps
Billy Powell
Charlie Rhodes
Roni Robinson
Larry Samuela
Terri Shupe
Keith Saith
Cynthia Sower
Diana Steele
Debra Stevena
Susan Thoaas
Wayne Vigil
Kent Williaaa
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Who are _YOU trying to KID??????'
turns me on!!!!
AH HA Another "F"
��JACK LE PLA T T'S
L. P. GAS, INC.
Cooking - Heating
Re frigeration
Bayfield:
8 84-2629
Durango: 247-0606
Bayfield,
Colorado
�OUTDOORSMAN
FULL LINE OF S P O R TING G O OD S
SKI EQU I P MENT
Durango, Colorado
949 Main
OXFORD TRADING POST
8 84-2520
Highway 172
247-4066
STOP AT
Ba�tield 1exaco
Owner and Operated
by
JI M AND HAZEL BALE S
Open 7 Days a Week From 7 a.m. -7 p. m.
We Specialize in Good Used Merchandise!
Trade on Anything of Value.
Groceries - Gas - Furniture - Feed Stock Salt
Hiway 160 at
Vallecito Road
"TRUST YOUR CAR
TO THE MAN.
WHO WEARS THE STAR"
�LEWIS
M-ERCANTILE
co
Dry Goods
Groceries
Hardware
Lumber
Meat
Bayfield,
Colorado
�Compliments
of
Kugle Equipment
Company
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Don't tell me the bus
has a flat tire again.
IWT(IMATIONAL
HUVUTU
DURANG O
Y ou'll Like Your
New
See! the walls
will even hold
you up.
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�DURANGO MUSIC
Tape Recorders
Guitars
Sheet Music
Records
Tapes
8th and Main
Durango,
Colorado
It's too big to put under out coat.
Durango, Colorado
700 Main
Flowers for All Occasions
E9TABLISHE:O lBBS
9 8 8 Main
Durango
Barbara, what are you hiding from?
You mean you
like other
types of
clothing
besides
Western?
�Scot
TIMBER & L OGGING C O.
Manufacturers of
TWEED SAWN
S OLID
HARDW O O D PANELING
Bayfield,
Colorado
8 84-2807
Get Your Rest at
WELL'S COURT
Pine River
Lodge
LE T Y OUR GUE S T
BE
OUR GUESTS
8 84-2245
Bayfield,
Colorado
Cabins
Boats
Motors
VALLECI T O LAKE
Don and Ermalee Atkinson
�RUSCO
Galvanized Steel Windows and Doors
All Size Replacement Windows
Your Rusco Dealers in Southwest Colorado
GEO RGE AND RICHARD SN ODGRADD
Ph.
8 84-2268
P. 0. Box 224
Bayfield, Colorado
81122
20 Year Warranty
19 Colors
Also Custom Cabinet Work
Painting and Remodeling
BRENNAN'S
WALLACE
FURNITURE CO.
SER VI CE
O F FIRES T ONE AND
PHIL C O F O RD AND
Furniture and Carpets for Every Room
Phone 247-12 86
Durango,
858 Main
Colorado
TEX A C O
�MESA VERDE
OUTDOOR ADV.
COMPANY
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FARMER'S
SUPPLY
of All Kinds
595 7th Avenue
FL O Y D C O C H RAN
Durango,
Phone 247-4525
Colorado
Compliments
WESTERN STEAK
of
HOUSE
BAYFIELD
CONOCO
65 8 Main
Durango,
Colorado
8 84-9901
Are you sure
Was it
good
Service
Paula?
you are JUSt
waiting for
the food???
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IN JUS T TWENT Y MONTHS OF TRAIN
IN G Y OU CAN QUALI F Y F O R:
$6, 700 per year to start!
Up to five weeks vacation the first year.
Opportunity for rapid advancement to
$10, 000 - $12, 000 per year!
Interesting,
Classes convene at NATI during the
first week of September and the first
week of February each year. Both
part-time evening and full-time day
classes are available. NATI is fully
approved for participation in all state
and federal programs (VA-GI, voca
tional rehabilitation, War- Orphans,
non-immigrant alien, indian relocation,
student loan, MD TA, etc. )
Significant work.
Professional Recognition.
Four to Five job openings for every new
graduate in the United States!
A detailed school catalog is available
upon your request. FREE QUALI F YING
EN TRANCE EXAMINATIONS may be
taken at anytime during normal school
hours.
The school office will also be
open Saturdays for your convenience.
DON1T LE T O P P O R TUNI TY PASS YOU B Y!
North American Technical Institute
1606 Central Ave.,
S. E.
CHapel 2-9036
Albuquerque, New Mexico
87106
�The First
National Bank
OF DURANGO
DURGANO, C OL ORA D O
First i n Banking in the San Juan Basin
Since 1 8 82
Member F. D. I. C.
�THE DENNISONS
Western Dance Band
Music - with - a - Western - Flavor
For Bookings
Wire - Phone
or Write
HAR R Y W. DENNI S ON
Box 1363
Durango, Colorado
Phone: 247-1322
E RNIE PHELP S
Aztec, New Mexico
Phone: 334-6202
�What is
thP
What special
occasion
occasion are
you are
you sewing for
buying
Barbara?
flowers
for???
APRIL FLOWERS
Where the Beauty of Spring
Blooms in the Winter.
THEE FABRIC S HOP
Everything for Ladies That
Sew and Save
Town Plaza in Durango
A&W
CLIVE PETERSON
Real Estate
121 East lOth
Homes,
Farms,
247-0897
Ranches, Businesses
All Good Cars Go to The A & W.
J OHN E. BUSWELL
2603 North Main
�PONDEROSA
T HE
SHOPPING CENTER
EIGHT -CORNER CAFE
Liquor - Laundry - Groceries
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone 8 84-2549
H O ME-C O OKED MEALS
AND
H O MEMADE PIES
FOR
CD!1PLtTE BFAUTY
SERVICE
CALL.
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Lf-2830
�DURANGO
AUTO
DEALERS
AS S O CIATIO N
DURAN G O D OD GE INC.
LA PLA T A M O T O RS INC.
902 Second Avenue
600 Second Avenue
LA M M O T O R C O.
M O REHA R T CHEVR OL ET C O.
Chrysler,
Plymouth, Imperial
679 Second Avenue
Highway 160 South
TURNER M O T OR S INC.
S OU THWE S TE RN M O T OR CO.
802 Second Avenue
1910 Main Avenue
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GOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT!
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dtscount
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Department appro\ <�I of it� Good Student Dtscount Pro·
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HIWAY 160-550 SOUTH
pn•mtums
PHONE: 247-0552
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
Young \\Omt•n ages 16 through 20 may receive a I� per
ct•nt dtscount
Eltgtbtltty t. ltmttcd to full-t11ne student> at !ugh schoob
t 11\h and 12th grades l collcgt•s. and lint\ cn.ittt•s. who
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3. Listing on tiH' " D ean ' s List" or "Honor Roll."
GENE SPOTTS
946
Main
247·4690
8AFECO
tNSuRANCE
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"We Like To
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In Our Shoe·"
&
LUMBER COMPANY
842 Main
Durango
Congratulations
to
the Class of '69
,
Pol
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SHOjS
For Boys and Girls
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OF
IGNACIO
IGNACIO, COLORADO
Established in 1910
Member F. D. I. C.
Where Y OU
the CUS T O MER
Calls the Shots
Phone IGNACI O 563-4515
SAWMILL POINT
LODGE
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For All Your
Grocery Needs
Shop
LAKE VALLECITO
Cabins
Boats
Cafe
Hornemade Pie
2
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�SUBSURFACE
Stop and Shop
MACHINE & SUPPLY
at
Machine Work
Electrical
Manufacturing
and Industrial
Motor Rewinding
Supplies
639 Second Avenue
Durango,
Colorado
DON & ESSIE'S
RAINBOW LODGE
S T O P B Y THE
Grocery Store
Trailer Park
and Laundry Mat
VALLECITO RESORT
Cabins, Boats,
Motors
Marigold Glassware
HERB,
MAR Y ELIZABE TH and BR O OK
JOBE S
They even have a place to play hide-and-seek.
�Compliments of
BRAYTON'S
DURANGO RECAP
COMPANY
803 Second Avenue
Durango,
Colorado
Headquarters for All Your Tire Needs
Recaps New and Used
Delco Batteries
Cool and crisp refreshments.
MAIN STREET CAFE
B. E.
C O O PE R
Cabins - On Pine River
Cool - Quiet - Comfortable
Owned and Operated
by
ALTA M. B EU TEN
Come on Jenny don't be afraid to take your
clothes in there,
they can take out any kind
of spot!
PLAZA CLEANERS
What bit your hand Lois that Debbie is laughing
at so hard???
Durango, Colorado
12 Town Plaza
Phone 247-2314
�STOCK MOTOR CO.
BLUE SPRUCE GULF
"Since 1930"
Bay field,
Colorado
For All of Your Automotive Needs
Try Either Blue Spruce Gul f or
Main Avenue Gulf, in Durango.
Come on in boys and see what we have to
offer.
W E GIVE SE R VICE N O T GIM MI CKS!
BAS I N
SHORE LINE INN
RESORT
Cabins - Curios - Cafe - Fishing Tackle O F FICE SU P P LY
Boats and Motors
V A LLE CI T O LAKE
1135 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado 81301
Let's rent
a boat and
go water
Come to Basin O ffice Supply for
skiing.
All Your School Supply Needs.
can't sk i
We
with these.
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The Annual Staff of
1979
is proud to present this
yearbook
to the students
of Bayfield High School.
We have done our best to
capture some of
cial moments.
the spe
We hope
you will enjoy this year
book
now and in the years
to come.
Co-editor
2
�Superintendent
Principals
High School
Mr.
Gordon Bradshaw
Opportunity is a word of magic.
Mr. Lawrence Healy
Per
haps nowhere in the world has it been
so full of force as in the land of
America.
Specific kinds of goals may
have been changed, but the belief in
a right to a chance to achieve is
still deeply embedded in the social
fabric of our country. Education is
still t he key to opportunity.
The
philosophy of Bayfield High School
engenders a basic education for all
youth, with special attention to the
needs and interests of these young
sters, insofar as is physically
possible.
We, the faculty, salute
the students and yearbook staff for
their answering devotion to a sound
mind and body.
In the future, may each of
you become all you are cap
able of being.
You will
find the tools are many;
the labor and work a con
stant and necessary part.
May you shape the tomorrow
as you have lived the yes
terdays, with spirit,
determination, intelligence
and commitment; and may you
be valued and appreciated
for how well you do it.
Thanks for being a great
group of seniors!
Mid School
t�r. John t1i 11 er
It is important that your
education be a total ex
perience.
You will get
out of it what you put
into it.
It should be
both an enjoyable and
stimulating experience.
It should help you deve
lop into a well-rounded
responsible young adult.
Make it one of the most
valuable times of your
life as you will be
basing the rest of your
life on this foundation.
Continually strive for
quality and excellence.
Board Of Education
Left to Right:
Mr. Jim Mars
Mr. John Kugle
Mr. Charles McNew
Mrs. Barbara Bushey
Mr. Ralph Zoll
3
�Teachers
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Science
Miss Genna Harris
Home Ec.
4
Miss Diana Garris
Art
Mrs. Susan Jones
English, Spanish
Mr. Houston Green
Counselor
Mrs. Sharon Kimball
Math
Mr. Vernon Kimball
Math, Science, Coach
�Mr. Mike Kollars
Shop
Mrs. Vada Martin
Social Studies, Coach
Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Business
Mrs. Danah Sadler
English
Mr. Ed Marty
P. E. , Coach
Mrs. Wilma Payne
English, Librarian
Mrs. Billie McDowell
Reading
Mr. Gerald Prior
P. E. , Geography, Coach,
Drivers Ed.
Mr. Steve Trujillo
Music
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�Office Personnel
Mrs. Fran Evans
Executive Secretary
Mrs. Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Mrs. Carolyn Ribaudo
H. S. Secretary
Mrs. Arlene Braoshaw
Elem. Secretary
Cooks
Mrs. Yamaguch i
Adm. Intern
Not Snown:
Mrs. Hickman
r�rs.
Mrs. Hotz
I' hill ips
Mrs. Selmer
Custodian
�1rs.
Porter
Mrs. Martinez
Mrs. Stovall
Mrs.
Freeman
James Hoskins
Bus Drivers
Bobbie Campell Louise Fisher
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Bonnie Jones
Barbara Bushey
Patty Prior
Bob Atwood
John Kugle
�HONORS
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:L Prom Royalty ··�6
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MEG MONGER �
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ISIDORE MARTINEZ
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�Homecoming Queen
Robin Holley
Kellie Pride
Escort: Jimmy Frazzini
Attendants
Meg Monger
�Valedictorian
R 0 B I N
H 0 L L E Y
Salutatorians
L I S A
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C 0 B B
E V E R E T T E
L U T H E R
�HoNOR BAND
DAR Goon CITIZEN
JENNY OLIVER
R O B IN HOLLEY
Each year band students from all
over the State of Colorado try-out
for the TOP OF THE NAT ION HONOR BAND.
This year Jenny Oliver was selected
for this honor.
Robin Holley was elected DAR
Selection standards
Good Citizen.
for this award are as follows:
Must be a senior above average in
_
sc � olarsh1p, reliability, leader
Robin was
shlp, and patrioti sm.
elected by the faculty and the
supporting chapter was Sarah
Platt Decker Chapter.
GIRL'S AND Boy's STATE REPRESENTATIVES
MAsONIc �ARDS FOR 1978
RoBIN HoLLEY
LISA CoBB
WAYNE SEMLER
JIM FRAZZINI
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�FBLA HEMBERS TO STATE COMPETITION
Standing:
Susie Johnston, Pam Sossaman, Toni Romero, Micki Duran, Jetta Mcintyre,
Melonnie Strohecker, Robin Holley, Jenny Oliver, Debbie Thompson,
Angie Freeman.
Kneeling:
Lisa Cobb, Milton Vance, Victor Castagnoli, Eugene Bushey, Jim Costin,
Tami Castaonoli, Linda Nelson.
KNOWLEDGE BO\�L WINNERS
SPEECH
C0�1PETITION
Standing:
Paul Rogers, Morgan Wallace, Marcus Stanbro, Ray Zwisler
Sitting:
Lisa Cobb, Pam Sossaman
Carmen Gilbert placed fourth
at the Montrose Speech Meet.
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�National Honor Society
Standing:
Sitting:
Mrs. McEwen, Debbie Thompson, Ray Dunavant, Wayne Semler,
Eugene Bushey, Victor Castagnoli, Marcus Stanbro, Chris Cobb,
Randy Brown, Matt Zoll.
Lisa Cobb, Robin Holley, Tami Castagnoli, Susan Thomas,
Gay McDowell, Ray Zwisler
Not Shown:
�1elonnie Strohecker, Cannen Gilbert.
WRESTLERS TO STATE COMPETITION
Standino:
Doug Carman, Bruce Wallace, Ron Hannah, Mike Miller.
Kneelinq:
David Haga, Monty Cundiff, Johnny Luther
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�ALL CoNFERENCE FomBALL
Honors
ALL CoNFERENCE VOLLEYBALL
I<ELLIE PRIDE
JETIA r1:1NTYRE
JIM FRAZZINI - L INEMAN
DEFENSIVE & OFFENSIVE
MIKE MILL ER - LINE BA CKER
HONORABLE fiENTION FOOTBALL
DAVI D HAGA
DE FENSIVE END
HoNORABLE fiENTION VoLLEYBALL
LINDA NELSON
RAY ZWISLER-BA CK
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�SENIORS
�CLAY BALOK
TAM! CASTAGNOLI
MONTY CUNDIFF
RUSTY BRYANT
LISA COBB
CRIS DEWITT
OOR011-lY
CARPENTER
Jm COSTIN
DAVID DUDLEY
�JIM FRAZZIN I
ANGIE FREEMAN
DAVID HAGA
ROBIN HOLLEY
EARL HULL
KARLA IVERSON
TODD GRONE
� HOLLINGniQRTH
TERRY JENN INGS
19
�R ICKY KING
JETTA MCINTYRE
MAR ILYN MONGER
20
EVERETTE LUTHER
ISIDORE MARTINEZ
MIKE MILLER
MEG MONGER
JENNY OLIVER
ALEJANDRA PARAMO
�.
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TRACY PERAGINE
JIM RIDENOUR
DONNA RUYBAL
TANYA PIF.P.C�
RON ROBERTSON
PRESIOCNT: ROBIN HOLLEY
SECRETARY: KELLIE PRIOC
VICE-PRES,: �ISA COBB
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KELLIE PRIDE
WARREN ROBERTSON
NOT SHOWN:
LOUIS KOLZ
BILL MCDOWELL
21
�WAYNE SEMLER
DEBBIE THOMPSON
22
LYNETTE SMITH
PAM SOSAMAN
MORGAN WALLACE.'
RAY ZWISLER
MR. VERNON KIMBALL
RS.
WILMA PAYNE
�JUNIORS
�Robert Beebe
Victor Castagnoli
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Randy �rown
Chris Coob
Eugene Bushey
DouC) Carman
Greg Carman
Julie Costin
Nina Cundiff
Dal1nda Dugan
Carmen Gilbert
Ray Dunavant
Micki Duran
Vicki Duran
Michael Garcia
Russell Geier
Hon Gurule
Kim Holt
Will Humbard
lJawndra Iverson
�Susie Johnston
James Ketner
Jay Lancaster
Johnny Luther
Keith Mandile
Donnel McCoy
Gay McDowell
Cindy 11i ller
Kathy �ii 11 er
Jerri Dawn tlewman
Ki m Nolan
David Phelps
!::>harla Phelps
Alan Reid
Cindy Sower
Randy Staley
�1arcus Stanbro
t1arsha Stovall
Melannie Strohecker
Wayne Thompson
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�LATE P ICTURES
Not Shown:
Eileen Benally
Sherri Lorimer
Robert King
Arnold Lucero
Jerome Oates
Kelly Wiley
Reqan Westbrook
f'<1att Zoll
Edwin Perry
Greq Newton
Junior
"1icki Duran
Sec. , Treas.
Ruth Rancatti
Officers
Vicki Duran
Vice-Pres.
Diann Hammonds
Linda Nelson
Keith Smith
Chuck Thompson
Favorites
Chris Cobb
President
Gay
McDowell
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Greg Carman
Cindy
Sower
�SOPHOMORES
�Susan Andresen
Tommy Covington
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Gary Archer
Jim Carpenter
Roseanne Cortelyou
Colonei
DeAnna D1llard
Echols
Eric Copeland
Wayne Eliiott
Carol Freeman
Becky Gould
Brenda Greer
Diana Harris
Phil Haskins
Dav1d H1ckerson
Mark Holley
Jamie Hunt
Mandi Iverson
Jeff Jones
�Kathy Lloyd
Veronica Lucero
�tacy Mand1le
�anc1ra Mars
Beverly iiart1nez
Scott Maxwell
Ricky Mcintyre
Paul Niggli
1-'aui Olguin
Rob Oliver
Dennis Phelps
Brad Ping
Joni Plumb
Kris Keid
John Ridenour
Toni Romero
Marcella Sanchez
Ar:t Seeley
Jack Semler
Linea Stranich
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�Jennie Stratman
Ron Tate
Milton Vance
Bruce Wallace
Julie Walters
David Harris
Trish Rancatti
Henry Schmier
LATE PICTURES
Not Shown:
Scott Golden
Randy Parske
Terry Tackett
Lana Westbrook
CLASS OFFICERS
Pres. -Caro � Freeman, Vice-Pres. -Marcella Sanchez
Sec. -Veron1ca Lucero, Trea. -Lana Westbrook
Rep. -Julie Walters
Sophomores
CLASS FAVORITES
Veronica Lucero
Tommy Covington
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�FRESHMEN
�Stacy Archer
Kathy Babin
Pat Benally
Bobby Binks
Kim Bushey
Laura Carman
Scott Conrad
Jeff Delong
Roxanne Duran
Ronda Eagle
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Lorrie Howe 1 1
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Janine Fitz gerald
Greg Jenn1ngs
Sam Green
Marvin Harris
Teresa Hoover
Rhonda King
Treva Lee
Allen Lucero
�Beth Lynch
Scott Mandii e
Angela Martinez
Tammy Maxwell
Dan Mct�anus
Donna Miller
Ron Montgomery
Starlene Naranjo
Ricky Phelps
Shanna Schmier
Robin Reith
Brian Schultz
Carie Ribaudo
Debbie Siz emore
Ronnie McKinney
Aimee Peragine
�1att Ricca
Paul Rogers
Kacey Sower
Terri Stanbro
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�Martha Stovall
Perry Ti mme
Jerry Whi te
Mary Ann !�i lli ams
Mandy Woodard
Freshmen
Officers
Favorites
Sam Green
Bottom Row:
Top Row:
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Angela Marti nez--Secretary
Ai mee Peragi ne--Vi ce Presi dent
Terri Stanbro--Presi dent
Jani ne Fi tzgerald--Student Counci l
R. J. McKi nney--Treasurer
Ron Montgomery--Student Counci l
�am Green--Student Counci l
Ai mee Peragi ne
�ACTIVITIES
�Football
'
HEAD COACH Butch Prior
Seniors
JIM COSTIN
Off. Tackle
Def. End
JIMMY FRAZZINI
Off. Guard
Def. End
DAVID HAGA
Off. End
Def. End
RICKY KING
Off. Back
Def. Back
ISIDORE MARTINEZ
Off. Back
Def. Back
MIKE MILLER
Off. Back
Def. Linebacker
RON ROBERTSON
Off. Guard
Def. Linebacker
I�AYNE SEMLER
Off. Tackle
Def. Tackle
RAY ZWISLER
Off. Back
Def. Linebacker
�Juniors
Bottom Row L to R:
Jay Lan
caster, Russ Geier, Matt Zoll,
Keith Mandile, Jerome Oates,
Top Row: Ron Gurule, Chuck
Thompson, Greg Carman, Randy
Staley, Doug Carman, Robert
King
Sophomores
Bottom Row L to R:
Paul Niggli, Art
Seeley, Ricky Mcintyre, Top Row:
Scott Maxwell, Rob Oliver, Jack Semler,
Bruce Wallace
Bayfield
19
31
14
12
24
2
28
55
24
Ignacio
Pagosa Sprgs
Sargent
Montrose JV
Dove Creek
Dolores
Mancos
Cortez JV
Norwood
Oppo nent
0
8
14
20
6
14
29
0
12
Freshmen
Bottom Row L to R:
Pat oenally, Ronnie
Montgomery, Top Row:
Sam Green, Ricky
Phelps
Assistant Coach
Not Sho\o/f'l
Vernon Kimball
Manager:
Houston Green
Dave Hickerson
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�Varsity Volleyball
Top Row: Chris Cobb, Kellie Pride, Coach Martin, Kathy Miller,
Vicki Duran, Miss Montgomery.
Bottom Row: Linda Nelson, Carol Freeman, Jetta Mcintyre, Marsha Stovall
Senior in Action
Jetta Mcintyre
Junior Varsity
Susie Johnson, Jenny Stratman, Trish Rancetti, Jul1e Costin,
Ruth Rancatti, Donne 1 tkCoy, Lana �/estbrook, Caro 1 Freeman.
Bottom Row:
Delinda Dugan, Tony Romero-Manager, Gay McDowell.
Top Row:
Ninth Grade
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Senior in Action
Kellie Pride
Left to Right:
Sranna Schmier, Gretchen
Fitzgerald, Treva Lee,
Donna Miller, Teresa
Hoover, Kim Hushey,
Ronda Eagle, Laura
Carman, Aimee Peragine,
Carie Ribaudo, Martha
Stovall, Starlene Naranjo,
Robin Reith
�Happiness is. . . . . . . . . . . . winning the Tournament
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�Band
First Row:
Jenny Oliver, Carol Freeman, Marcella Sanchez, Veronica Lucero,
Second Row:
Mr. Trujillo, Jenine Fitzgerald, Ronda Eagle, Angela Martinez.
Kim Bushey, Linda Stranich, Nina Cundiff, Gretchen Fitzgerald, Tami Castag
noli, Sandra Mars, Melannie Strohecker.
Third Row:
Dan McManus, Ron Mont
gomery, Rob Oliver, Johnny Luther, Wayne Thompson, Beverly Martinez, Isidore
Martinez.
Fourth Row:
Susan Winters, Paul Rogers, Randy Staley, Eric Cope
land, R. J. McKinney, Russ Geier.
Fifth Row:
Ron Tate, Paul Olguin, Edwin
Perry.
Choir
First Row:
Beth Lynch, Ronda King, Tanya Pierce, Sharla Phelps, Robin Reith,
Martha Stovall, Terri Stanbro, Milton Vance.
Second Row:
Ruth Rancatti,
Mandy Iverson, Cindy Miller, Tracy Peragine, Dawndra Iverson Jerri Dawn New
man, Kellie Pride, Laura Carman.
Third Row:
Terry Jennings Marcus Stanbro,
Alan Lucero, Jim Costin, Isidore Martinez, Art Seeley, Dave Phelps, Mr. Trujillo.
:
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�Miss
lst Runner-up Linda Nelson,
JUNIOR DIVIAION:
Jr. Division winner: Gay McDowell,
2nd Runner-up Toni Romero
Y
S � N IOR DI ISION:
lst Runner-up:
Kellie Pride
M1ss Bayf1eld Jr. Miss:
Robin Holley
2nd Runner-uo:
Lvnette Smith
Back Row:
Tanya Pierce
Lisa Cobb
Kellie Pride
Robin Holley
Tracy Peragine
Jetta Me Intyre
Meg Monger
Lynette Smith
Jenny Oliver
Front Row:
Marlyn Monger
Tammy Castagnoli
S E N I 0 R
D I V I S I 0 N
Back Row:
Linda Nelson,
DaLinda Dugan, Gay McDowell,
Cindy Sower, Stacy Mandile,
Chris Cobb, Vicki Duran,
Sandra Mars� Melannie
Strohecker, Toni Romero,
Marcella Sanchez, Carol
Freeman, Veronica Lucero.
Front Row:
Donnel McCoy,
Jamie Hunt, Micki Duran
and Beverly Martinez.
J U N 1 0 R
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1J I V 1 S I U N
�Student Council
Standing L to R:
Wayne Semler, Donnel McCoy, Melannie Strohecker, Angie Freeman,
Marlyn Monger, Mr. Kimball, Ron Montgomery, Marcella Sanchez,
Veronica Lucero, Carol Freeman, Janine Fitzgerald,
Sitting L to R:
Vicki Duran, Robin Holley, Ray Zwisler, Lisa Cobb, Chris Cobb
Rodeo Team
to
Gay McDowell, Donnel McCoy, Sandra Mars, Kim Holt, Ron Montgomery
,
Ron Robertson, Roy Echols, Ron Hannah, Warren Robertson
'
Louis Kolz, David Haga, Ricky Mcintyre
L
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�Speech Team
L to R:
Ramona Hollingworth, Julie Walters, Carmen G1rbert Stacey
Archer Martha
Stovall, Janine Fitzgerald, Gretchen Fitzgerald, Terri Stan
ro, Susie John ton, Linda
Stranich, Sponsor:
Mr. Trujillo
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�
Future Homemakers Of America
Back Row L to R:
Micki Duran, Lana \·:estbrook, Treva Lee, Sponsor:
Miss Harris,
Stacey Archer, Starlene Narajno, Donna Miller, Kim Bushey, Teresa Hoover, Shanna Schmier
Debbie Sizemore, Maria Aleiandro Paramo, Susie Johnston, Robin Reith,
Front Row L to R:
Toni Romero, Terri Stanbro
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�Annual
Staff
Back Row:
Marsha Stovall, Nina Cundiff, Jetta Mcintyre, Todd Grone, Kellie
Pride, Greg Carman.
Pam Sossaman, Kim Holt, Meg Monger, Kim Nolan, Ruth Rancatti,
Susie Johnston, Mrs. McEwen, Everette Luther, Debbie Thompson,
Vicki Duran.
Not Shown:
Jim Costin
Front Row:
Newspaper Staff
Bottom Row:
Top Row:
Janine Fitzgerald, Gretchen Fitzgerald, Terri Stanbro, Kim
Bushey, Tami Castognoli, Julie Walters, Carmen Gilbert.
Morgan Wallace, Chris DeWitt, Johnny Luther, James Ketner,
Randy Staley, Ray Dunavant, Marilyn Monger, Tony Romero.
�Future Business Leaders Of America
Top P.ow:
Second Row:
Thi rd Row:
FoUl:th Row:
Bottom Row:
Not Shown:
Toni Romero, Everette Luther, Davi d Hi ckerson, Ci ndy Sower, Gay
Mcuowell, Jetta Mcintyre, Carol Freeman
Vi ctor Castagnoli , Ray Dunavant, \-Jayne Semler, Margaret Monger,
Ji m Costi n, Robi n Holiey, Todd Grone, Mi cki Duran, Juli e Walters
Eugene Bushey, Jenny Oli ver, Ramona Holli ngworth, Tami Castagnoli ,
Marsha Stovall, K1m Holt, Mari lyn Monger, Chr1s Rei d, Sandra Mars,
Mrs. Max1ne McEwen, Sponsor, Susi e Johnston, Pam Sossaman, Li nda
Strani ch, Li nda Nelson, Kelli e Pride, Matt Zoll, Chri s Cobb, Ver
oni ca Lucero, Marcella Sanchez
Vi cki Duran, L1sa Cobb, Anqi e Freeman. Debbi e Thomnson
Melanni e Strohecker, Mi lton Vance, Ray Zwi sler
O F F ICERS
Everette Luther,
Reporter
Toni Romero, Secretary
Li sa Cobb, Treasurer
Angi e Freeman, Presi dent
Debbi e Thopmson,
Vi ce Presi dent
Vi cki Duran, Hi stori an
Mrs. Maxi ne McEwen,
Sponsor
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�Pep Club
Beverly Martinez, Melannie Strohecker, Jamie Hunt, Veronica Lucero, Marcella
Front Row L to R:
Sanch ez, Lisa Cobb, Meg Monger, Pam Sossoman, Susan Andresen, Micki Duran, Stacy Mandile, Cindy
Sower
Second Row L to R: Robin Holley, Susie Johnston, Marcia Stovall, Kim Holt, Kellie Pride, Linda Nelson,
Angie Freeman, Jetta Mcintyre, Vicki Duran, Carol Freeman, Julie Walters, Sharla Phelps
Third Row L to R:
Marianne Williams, Linda Stranich, Angela Martinez, Ronda King, Nina Cundiff,
Roseanne Cortelyou, Kris Reid, Bay McDowell, Toni Romero, Kathy Babin, Roxanne Duran, Robin Reith
Last Row L to R:
Mr. Trijillo, Kath y Lloyd, Mandi Woodard, Starlene Narajno, Treva Lee, Shanna Schmier,
Carmen Gilbert, Beth Lynch, Carrie Ribaudo, Martha Stovall, Arnie Peragine, Laura Carman, Sandra Mars,
Deanna Dillard, Donnel McCoy, Jenny Oliver, Chris Cobb, Brenda Greer, Rusty Bryant, Rhonda Eagle
Sponsor Mr. Trujillo
Mascot
Susie Johnston
�Cheerleaders
Front Row L to R:
Micki Duran, Cindy Sower, Lisa
Cobb, Back Row L to R: Pam Sossaman, Melannie Stro
hecker, Veronica Lucero
Sponsor Mrs.
Kimball
Porn Porn Squad
Sponsor Miss Harris
L to R:
Meg Monger, Jamie Hunt, Sharla Phelps, Beverly Martinez ,
Marcella Sanchez, Susan Andresen, Stacy Mandile, Robin Holly
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���Know ledge Bo w I
Teams
Varsity
Standing-L to R:
Robin Holley,
Lisa Cobb
Seated-L to R:
Ray Zwisler,
Paul Rogers,
Pam Sossaman,
"1organ Wallace
Junior Varsity
Standing-L to R:
Victor Castagnoli,
Marcus Stanbro
Seated-L to R:
Ray Dunavant,
Toni Romero,
Jim Costin,
Chris Cobb,
Wayne Semler
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�Spanish Club
Back Row:
Front Row:
John Ridenour, Lynette Smith, Roy Echols, Ronda Eagle,
Carie Rabaudo, Mrs. Jones.
Cindy Miller, Julie Walters, Marsha Stovall, Janine Fitzgerald,
Gretchen Fitzgerald, Alejandra Puramo, Pam Sossaman.
Honor Band
Back Row:
Front Row:
Carmen Gilbert, Paul Rogers, Eric Copeland, Randy Staley
Tami Castagnoli, Melonnie Strohecker, Jenny Oliver.
Marcella Sanchez, Isidore Martinez, Carol Freeman, Mr. Trujillo.
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�Basketball
Varsity
Coach
Greg Janus
Top Row L to R:
Todd Grone, Ron Tate, Jim Ridenour, Chuck Th ompson, Greg Carman,
Rusty Bryant, Matt Zoll, Isidore Martinez
Bottom Row L to R:
Dave Hickerson, Manager
Top Row L to R:
Carol Freeman, Eileen Benally, Donnel �1cCoy, Sandra Mars, Chris
Cobb, Rhonda Eagle, Kellie Pride, Starlene Naranjo, Linda Nelson, Jetta Mcintyre
Bottom Row L to R:
Coach Kimball, Dave Hickerson, Manager
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�Junior Varsity
Julie Walters, Toni Romero, Treva Lee, Kim Bushey, Kim Holt,
Top Row L to R:
Rhonda Eagle, Laura Carman, Carrie Ribaudo, Aimee Peragine, Marsha, Stovall,
Jenny Stratman
Bottom Row L to R: Dave Hickerson, Manager
Top Row L to R: Ronny Montgomery, Sam Green, Randy Parske, Paul Rogers, Randy Staley,
Eric Copeland, Roy Echols, Phil Haskins, Ricky Phelps, John Ridenour, Jack Semler,
Pat Benally, Ricky Mcintyre
Bottom Row L to R:
Dave Hickerson, Manager
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�Wrestling
Top Row L to R:
Coach Marty, Dennis Phelps, Ron Hannah,
Bruce �allace, Doug Carman, Ron Gurule, Rob Oliver, Kevin
Hinshaw, Coa�h Kollars
Bottom Row L to R:
Shelly Doughty, R. J McKinney, Johnny
Luther, Robert Beebe, Monty Cundiff, Marcus Stanbro, David
Haga, Will Humbard, Mike Miller
SE NIOR IN ACTION
MIKE MILLER
SENIOR IN ACTION
RON HANNAH
S ENIOR IN ACTION
DAVID HAGA
SENIOR IN ACTION
MONTY CUNDIFF
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�SENIOR IN ACTION
JETTA MCINTY R E
S ENIOR IN ACTION
RUSTY BRYANT
SENIOR IN ACTION
TODD GRONE
SE NIOR IN ACTION
JIM RID ENOUR
SENIOR IN ACTION
ISIDORE MARTINEZ
SENIOR IN ACTION
KELLI E PRIDE
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�Superlatives
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES
JIMMY FRAZZINI,
LISA COBB
ROBIN
HOLLEY,
RAY
ZWISLER
CUTEST COUPLE
MOST TALENTED
JENNY OLIVER,
MILTON VANCE,
MATT
ZOLL,
MELONNIE STROHECKER
CHRIS COBB,
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RUSTY BRYANT
�BEST DANCERS
MOST ATHLETIC
JIMMY FRAZZINI,
RICKY KING,
KELLIE
PRIDE
JETTA MC INTYRE,
KELLIE
PRIDE
MOST SPIRIT
MOST BASHFUL
ARNOLD LUCERO,
EILEEN BENALLY
LISA COBB,
RAY ZWISLER
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�ALL- CONFER EN C E
3 ASKET3 ALL
JETTA hCI NTYRE
KELLI E PRID E
TOD D GRONE
ISID ORE MARTI NEZ
NOT S HO W N :
G A Y M C D O WE L L
BEST COfv'EDIAN
TODD GRONE, TRACY PERAGINE, J M S KETNER
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�BEST SMILE
CHRIS CCB8, ISIOORE MARTINEZ, LINDA NELSON
3 EST LOOKING
DELINDA DUf-,AN I DAV 10 HAGA
'3 EST DRESSED
RICKY KING, KELLIE PRIDE, JIM COSTIN
CURLIEST HAIR
JEROME OATS, JULIE COSTIN, RICKY KING
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�61
�62
�GRADES
�Basketball
Football
�Cheerleaders
Student Council
Wrestl ers
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�Boy's
Basketball
Junior High
Band
Girl's
Basketball
�Tom Arestad
Marlene Benally
Lisa Bewley
Andrea Blackmore Paula Brown
Billy Brungard
Kery Burns
Billy Burrell
Lorey Comstock
John Covington
Reese Cox
Dawn Cropley
Richard Dillard
Doug Dugger
Brad Enlow
Donna Fahrion
Darin Feller
Brad Greer
Burnie Gurule
Donna Haddock
David Hanson
Christina Hately
Stacy Holt
Richard Howell
Mark Ketner
Jimmy Lee
Ricky Ludwig
Quinn Hull
Eighth
Ernie Johnson
Dawn Kendall
Grade
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�Tony Morns
Tim Murphy
Cassandra NaranJo
Brenda Olguin
Dana Phelps
Karrie Plumb
Crysta1 Potter
David Powell
Shane Re1d
Linda Rudolph
Dennis Schuitz
Bill Snively
Julie Timme
Tanya Thompson
Barry Stalioratis Mia Stovall
Not Shown
Loresa Wheat
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Meg Zwisler
Rod Geier
Leland Vance
Ronnie Vaughn
Eighth Grade
�Robin Abernathy
Mary Craver
James Andresen
Christi Cunningham
Ron Arestad
Kay Barnett
Doris Brungard
Dav1d uoughty
Denise Dugan
Jayda Duran
Kent Bushey
Collette Enlow
Abbie Green
Duane Haddock
Sheryl Hoover
Michele Hunter
Candy Marlatt
Ricky Maxwell
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Leeta Nelson
Georgia Oates
Troy Pennington
Joe Peragine
Robin Phillips
Shanna Reid
r�artin Reith
Michele Ricca
Seventh
Donald Kalbacker Bruce LaBarthe
Grade
69
�Kevin Rogers
Kelly Ruybal
Laura Sossaman
Randy Tate
Mark Taylor
Seventh
Not Shown:
Grade
Patty Miller
Lee Newton
Lisa Westbrook
Keith Yoakum
Gail Tickle
Kevin Yoakum
Steve Trujillo
Music
Ruth BrooKs
Librarian
Joe Ice
Geo. , Ind. Arts
Gregg Janus
Science, Coach
Jesse Layton
English, Coach
Evelyn Mclaughlin
P. E. , Coach
Judy Miller
Titl e I, Reading
Faculty
Not Shown:
Patricia Gundersen
Social Studies
70
Diana Garris
Art
Leona Montgomery
Special Ed.
Genna Harris
Home Ec.
lone Simons
Math
�Curtis Baker
Susan Binches
Daniel Burns
Eric Carlton
Bryan Cowsert
Donna Dugan
Kerry Eagle
Joe Frazzini
Devara Gosney
Kevin Grush
Zane Hankins
Julie Hanson
Lizanne Jennings
Brad Jones
Shawn Jones
1nurman Lamb
Shawn Layton
Bryan Lynch
Marianne McGinnis
Denel Morris
Loretta Olguin
Kortney Ricca
Peter Rudolph
Janvier Smith
Not Shown:
Michele Williams
Susie Williams
Martin Wilson
Renita Lockhard
Robert Plumb
Marvin Wilson
Sixth Grade
71
�Mary Ali ce Copeland
Ki ndergarten
Karyn Walosz
Th1rd Grade
Opal Patri ck
Ki ndergarten Ai de
Kathy Wi ggi ns
Fi rst Grade
Judy Rodman
Second Grade
Betty Dumph
Second Grade
Joan Kellogg
Fourth Grade
Barbara Jefferi es
Fifth Grade
Sherry Stevens
�ifth Grade
Joleen Stephenson
Fourth Grade
Faculty
f•ot Shown:
Jean S1tton
Fi rst Grade
Patri ci a Rancatti
Third Grade
Jean Scherer
Title I Readi ng
Yvette Archuleta
Wendy Berger
Angel Burns
Fifth Grade
72
Kathy Campbell
Ronald Carver
Wendy Cobb
Robert Bach
Jenni fer Comstack
�Tamara Conrad
Barbara Dockney
Delores Dugan
Dayson Gosney
Jason Gurule
Connie Halls
Tammie Holt
Steve Hunt
Janice Lee
Tracie Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Brad McKinney
Nelson Naranjo
Suzanne Niggli
Tina Penning
Trent Phelps
Kendra Pomeroy
Tina Prior
Bengta Robbins
Ann Roberts
Ricky Rodman
Marie Rogers
John Schmeir
Richard Severn
Brenda Sower
Kristie Steward
Kip Strohecker
Beverly Talbot
Michelle Thomas
Donna Wheat
Fifth Grade
Not Shown:
Edwin Lockhard
73
�Mark Andresen
Bobby Atwood
Jodie Bach
Lara Barnett
Michelle Berqer
Lori Bewley
Ronnie Costin
Chad Dillard
Diane Dosher
RevaDann Duran
Matt Evans
Jean Hankins
L1nda Harris
James Hoover
Jean Kalbacher
Shannon Morris
Cathy Peragine
Dale Phelps
Kary Pi erce
Alan S01�er
Donnie Steele
Rena Tickle
Rrian Wood
Barbara Christopherson
Sonja Gallant
Terry Grush
steve Kimball
Curt Marlatt
Doug Reith
Ann Marie Russell
Not Shown:
Fourth Grade
74
Aaron Carter
Tim Martin
Roland Lockhard
�Marc Anton
Merry Clark
Kelly Archer
Lee Cobb
Dereck Baker
Stacey Davis
Sean Burns
George Doscher
Brian Bushey
Wade Garcia
Aaron Carter
Sheldon Gosney
Tracy Kugle
Shawn Halls
Adam Jack
Kristy Janson
Katie Johnson
Bobbi Jones
Brett LaBarthe
Anthony Langley
Elesia Lockhard
Jalina Mankins
Shawn Mars
Paul McGinnis
O'Brady McNew
Tom Murphy
Charlie Niggli
Robby Peck
Kelli Poilard
Cinnamon Reese
Third Grade
75
�Monte Ricca
Ronald Severn
Derrick Smith
Wendy Stanbro
Michelle Stovall
Amy Woods
Not Shown:
Jennifer Snooks
t�ark Woods
Paul Vance
Doug Bach
Pauline Beaver
Koni Duran
Dennis Garcia
Amber Bloodhawk
Steve Garcia
Se cond Grade
76
Th ird Grade
Gabe Cornn
Russ Garside
L1sa Cundiff
Julie Green
Cheryl Doughty
Stel-'hanie Green
�Wes Haga
Ike Hankins
Anthony Ludwig
Lou Ann Mars
Becky Mi ller
Trav1s
Lance Robbins
Brandy Rodman
Jeremy Stratman
Kit Westbrook
Prior
Michelle Sower
Nicole Hately
Aaron Holley
Dusty Hunter
Vincent Paragine Ron Pollard
Jeremy Sanders
Kris Westbrook
Levi Siffert
Heather Whetstone
Sven Larson
Tagore Prianto
Cleve Smith
Angela Wilson
Not Shown:
Amber Erickson
Ky le Wornmer
Se cond Grade:
77
�Lavenia Baxstrom Jason Bedwell
Kyle Beebe
Brenda Bennett
Erika �rown
Jamie Carter
Marcie Couch
Keri Doscher
Ardi Eggleston
Sean Eskridge
Jake Forsythe
Dawn Garcia
Greg Garside
Christy Griffin
Andrea Hickman
Todd Hood
Marty Hoover
Jenny Jenki ns
Troy Kugle
Chad Layton
Kelly Mars
Teal Peck
Tricia Pierce
Frankie Rule
Larry Sower
Not Shown:
First Grade
78
Jimmy Campbell
Sherri Shore
Katrina Morrison Angela Oates
Mi chael Snook�
�ana Stalioritis
�Debbi e Beebe
Joel Burnham
John Clark
Steven Costi n
Jenni fer Eggleston
Krystal Ge1er
Stan Good
Kami Grob1 ebe
Jessi ca Harri s
Ci ndy Hi ckman
Jason Jenkins
Terri
Jones
Stein Larson
Heath Layton
Chri s Lee
jaaron Manki ns
Donna Marti nez
Andy McCoy
Kerri Hi 1 1 er
Royce Mogensen
Meredi th Porter
Kelly Prior
Nei l Reese
Li sa Steeves
Fi rst Grade
Jeremy Russell
Shona Sellers
Saski a Smith
Jessa Ti llman
Dawn �iommer
Ti nothy Joh�son
Not Shown:
Jerrod Bloodhawk
Lara Carpenter
Elli s Longfellow
Ki mberly Gruett
Becky Garsi de
Kindergarten
79
�BAYFIELD
BOOSTERS
THE BAYFIELD SCHOOL SINCERELY APPRECIATES
THE SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING BUSINESSES.
Durango Herald, Durango
Rufe's Komac Pa1nt Store, Durango
Galloping Goose Fine Gifts & Jewelry, Durango
Durango New Car Dealers Assn. , Durango
Sellard Implement Co. , Durango
United Farm Agency, Duranoo
San Juan Realty, Durango
Auto Parts Palace, Durango
Louderback TV & Appliances, Durango
Dahmer Insurance Agency Inc. , Durango
BC's Shell Towing & Road Service, Durango
Durango Savings & Loan Assn. , Durango
Johnson Jewelry, Durango
Ron J. Dougherty Inc. , Durango
Colorado West Realty, Durango
Griego Lock & Key Service, Durango
Johnston Real Estate, Durango
Schluter Floral Co. , Durango
Durango Travel Serv1ce, Durango
Wallace's Furniture & Appliances, Durango
Durango Furniture Inc. , Durango
Durango Office Products Co. , Durango
Western Outfitters, Durango
Gene Spotts Insurance, Inc. , Duranqo
Hogan's Store, Ourango
Kelley's Kards, Durango
Yucca Blossom Apparel, Inc. , Durango
Del Rio Service Center, Durango, Conoco
A & W Drive- In, 9th & Camino, Durango
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. , Durango
Don Wheat Canst. , Inc. , Bayfield
Animas Glass, Durango
Calvin Smith Canst. , Bayfield
Ring-a-Ling, Affordable Jewelry, Durango
Wilson Furniture, Durango
Kroegers True Value Hardward, Durango
Bank of Ignacio, Ignacio
Scotties Resort on Vallecito Lake
Mrs. B's Family Dining, Bayfield
McDowell Plaza Apartments & Motel, Bayfield
D. L. Wells, Bayfield
Costin's Pic-A-Part, Bayfield
Stitch Witch Yarn & Fabric, Bayfield
Jackson's Waterhole, Grub & Spirits, Bayfield
H & H Construction, Bayfield
Durango Travelodge, Durango
Supt. & Mrs. Gordon T. Bradshaw, Bayfield
McNew Construction Co. , Bayfield
Gosney & Sons Construction, Bayfield
Bayfield Shur-Valu Market, Bayfield
Bayfield Clothes Closet, Bayfield
Jack LePlatt's L. P. Gas, Inc. , Bayfield
Curt's Repair & Welding, Bayfield
Bayfield Glass, Bayfield
Lewis Mercantile Co. , Bayfield
Pine River Valley Bank, Bayfield
Ore House Restaurant, Durango
Donald & Faye Mcintyre, Bayfield
Bayfield Mobile Home Park, Doc & Fran Evans
Hillside Homes, Bayfield
J & F Distributors, Vallecito
Sunshine Natural Hair Co. , Durango
Durango Car Rentals & Sales, Durango
Dr. Howard Engeberg, Optometrist, Durango
Alice Miller Realty, Bayfield
Phillips 6 6 , Durango
:
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����1963
WOLVERINE
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
�IN MEMORIAM
Thomas Manning Ancell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ancell, a fellow
classmate and a true friend to everyone. A senior at Bayfield High School,
Tom was born October 6, 1945 and passed away September 6, 1962 as the
result of a farm accident.
2
�SUPERINTENDENT)S MESSAGE
Yes, another year has gone by. Don't they pass fast? Are you preparing yourself for a career? Observation on my part finds that opportunity does not knock
as often as in the past. Be prepared when opportunity does knock. Your school
days will be an experience in life that you will always look back on as the most
enjoyable time of your life. You graduating seniors have your future ahead of
you. Opportunity is getting ready to knock. Are you prepared? Let's remember
that, "Merrily, merrily we roll along; life is but a dream." Let's have a happy
dream not a nightmare. Best of Luck to Bayfield graduates.
Your Superintendent,
.~;;Lx ~~~
Phil Heick
3
�Secretary
Mrs. Ryan
Custodians
Mr. Phelps
Mr. Ryan
Cooks
Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Zellner
Mrs. Noble
Mrs. Hickman
Mrs. Walker
Bus Drivers: Mr. Steele, Mr. Bruner, Mr. Frahm, and pictured to the right
individually is Mr. Rathjen.
4
�FACULTY
�MRS. BROOMELL
Grade 1
MRS. OSTWALD
Grade 3
MRS. CROWELL
Junior High Math
MRS. STAGELMA
Grade 1
MRS. HEICK
Grade 4
MR . LePLATT
Coach
Health and P. E.
Junior High Science
MRS . COCKREHAM
Grade 2
MR. LITTLE
Junior High Social Studies
MRS. ABBOTT
Junior High Language Arts
MRS. TAVEN ER
Grade 5
6
�MR. CHENEY
High School Science
MR. SHAWCROFT
High School Math
MRS. JAMES
Library
Girls' P. E.
MR. CARVER
High School English
MR. DAVIS
Music
MR. WILLBOR
High School English
MRS . VIGIL
High School Commercial
MRS. LITTLE
High School Social Studies
Language
MR. ABBOTT
Principal
Band
MR. HEICK
Superintendent
7
�WANTED
~·
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8
�SENIORS
�MARILYN BERRY
BHS 1-2-3-4; President 1, VicePresident 4; HS 3-4, President
4· Pep Club 1-2-3-4· P&G 12~3-4, Assistant Edi~or 2, Editor
3; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Business
Manager 4.
VERNO KI GSLEY
BHS 1-2 - 3-4, President 4 ;
Football 1-2-4; Basketball 1-23-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; B Club
1-2 - 3-4, Vice -President 4;
Wolverine 4; SC 4 .
LI DA McCONNEL
Valedictorian; BHS 1-2-3-4,
Secretary-Treasurer 1-3-4; NHS
2-3-4 ; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, VicePresident 2; Homecoming Queen
4; SC 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4;
P&G 1-2 - 3-4; Girls' State Rep.
3.
LANCE KIMBALL
BHS 1-2-3-4; NHS 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4;
Baseball 2-3-4; B Club 2-3-4,
Secretary-Treasurer 3-4; SC 23-4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President
3, President 4; Wolverine 3-4,
Business Manager 3, Assistant
Editor 4; Boys' State Rep. 3.
LI DA ZELLNER
BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34, Treasurer 4; SC 4; Wolverine
1-4; P&G 1; All State Band 3.
10
�SAM OBLE
BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-President
3; Track 3; B Club 3-4; SC 3;
Wolverine 4.
LILA CUNDIFF
BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34, Secretary 4; SC 3-4, District
Secretary-Treasurer 4; Wolverine
2-4; P&G 2-3.
CHRIS MARTI
BHS 1-2-3-4.
NA CY HOTZ
BHS 1-2-3-4, SC Representative
3; , HS 3-4, Secretary 4; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4; SC 3-4; P&G 3.
JEFF LORL G
BHS 1-2-3-4; Football 3-4;
Basketball 2; Baseball 2; B
Club 2-3-4.
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�SHIRLEY SOWER
BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-President
2, President 3; NHS 3-4, Secretary 3, SC Representative 4;
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President
1; Cheerleader 2-4, Homecoming Attendant 3; SC 2-4;
Wolverine 1-2-3; P&G 1-2-3.
ORlAN BOX
BHS 1-2-3 -4; Football 1-2-3.
Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 1 _'
2, 3, 4; B Club 1-2-3-4·
Wolverine 4; P&G 4.
'
DO LEE GOSNEY
BHS 1-2-3-4, SC Representative
1; Football 1-2-3; Basketball
1-2-3; B Club 1-2-3-4· SC
Representative 3. Serg~ant
at-Arms 4; SC 1-3; Wolverine
3-4.
GAIL ST A GELMAN
BHS 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; NHS 3-4, Vice-President
3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Homecoming
Queen 2; SC 1-3 -4; Wolverine
1-2-3; P&G 1-2-3.
JIM HUNT! GTO
BHS 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3;
Wolverine 4 .
12
�NORMAN NICHOLS
BHS 1-2-3-4
SALINA GILBERT
BHS 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1;
Wolverine 3; P&G 3.
TANYA SHIPLEY
BHS 4; Pep Club 1-4.
13
MICK TOLSON
BHS 2-3-4; P&G 4 .
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��JUNIORS
�A. Archuleta
P. Whe at
S. Pinnecoose
D. Cavender
T. Archuleta
B. Stock
L. Heick
P. Mcinnes
S. Snodgrass
P. Re ardon
K. Hickman
W. M a nn
J. Cundiff
S. Sower
D. Powell
V. McVicker
C . Me ew
S. McCoy
�SOPHOMORES
�D. Knight
L. Tdnner
E. Zellner
J. Compton
S. James
P . Gilbert
S. Davis
R. Miller
R. Townsend
S. Martin
R. Anderson
C. McCoy
Peterson
A . Tubbs
R. Davis
V . Sower
L. Cundiff
B. Baker
J. Montgomery
B. Holder
C. Ludwig
M. Montgomery
R. Davis
J . McConnel
J. Payton
L. Glover
D . Trimble
D . Law
B. Foley
K . Huntington
J . Morrison
. Smyth
22
�FRESHMEN
�L. Shaw
B. \\iilmer
J. Cundiff
E. Garcia
R. Archuleta
P. Snooks
H. Hickman
T. Jack
D. Snow
J. Caviggia
C. Tanner
F. Stock
D. Cheney
~1. Stevens
B. McDaniel
S. Smith
G. Grush
C. Hasstedt
M. Archuleta
D. Martinez
J. Heinz
B. Taylor
C. Dye
C. Box
J. Forsythe
T. Mankins
B. Sauer
D. McCoy
D. Clark
E. Jones
E. Berry
24
�GRADES
�EIGHTH
S. Wilmer
M. Lucero
S. Lucero
J. Loring
R. Jones
R. Wells
M. Foley
L. Reed
B. Payton
L. Archuleta
C. McNew
S. McCutchen
C. Mars
S . Atkins
S. Crane
D. Frost
W . Cundiff
C . Carter
T. Davis
S. Hasstedt
K. Tubbs
V. Wagner
S. McDaniels
L. Heinz
H. Hickman
D . Mann
S . Lippert
D. Snooks
D. Frost
M . Wemmer
P. Townsend
G. Hickman
A. Huntington
]. Wells
D. Cundiff
L. Davenport
]. Tuttrow
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�C. Trimble
R. Lucero
L. Wommer
]. Hogue
S. \ncell
]. Box
B. Stagelman
T. Cheney
]. Mankins
L. Mestas
D. Frost
R. Snow
R. Gosney
R. Richards
]. Fahrion
B. Baker
G. Tanner
] . r-..tagee
B. Beaver
]. Abernathy
R. Mestas
M. Cundiff
27
SEVENTH
�• I
B. Brown
L. Bassett
L. Wiebe
B. Dye
B. Jobes
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Jacques
S. T ate
P. McCoy
M. Cundiff
T. icks
T. Parks
B. Frost
L. Hasstedt
C. Comyford
C. Lucero
L. Lucero
D. Zellner
L. Sanchez
J. Harper
V. Kimball
R. Sauer
M. Ludwig
B. Mcinnes
D. Archuleta
V. Kimball
R. Crane
D. Atkinson
K. Wagner
J. Clark
G. Archuleta
C. McKinnis
E. Tuttrow
E. Chavez
V. Amon
P. Samuels
G. McCutchen
s
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]. Mankins
L. Box
P. Fahrion
J. Magee
P. Davis
T. Teller
C. Carter
D. Atkinson
D. Stevens
M . Law
M. Wagner
F
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S . Smith
C. Cundiff
D . Lucero
E. Lucero
H
M. Ancell
B. Tanner
A . Potter
B. Hogue
K. Wiebe
V . Garcia
R. Valdez
L. Archuleta
C. Grush
L. Martinez
D. Stolworthy
29
�P. Lucero
K. Reardon
P. Martinez
J. Stephenson
V. Mestas
J. Comyford
R. Frost
M. Chavez
P. Hickman
E. McCoy
T. Wemmer
S. Wilmer
G. Morrison
M . Beaver
J. Crane
S. Heinz
E. Hasstedt
A. Beeler
J. Magee
G. Sanchez
K. Sitton
G. Townsend
G. Stowell
S. Pautsch
R. Forsythe
V. Tanner
W. Beeler
FOURTH
T. Porter
D. Wheat
K. Jack
P. Levell
30
�D. Trujillio
S. Entzie
L. Stolworthy
F. Wilbur
S. Steele
T. Mankins
D. Frost
B. Bassett
P. Stolworthy
L. Dye
L. Tubbs
D. Atkinson
G. Brown
R. McCoy
E. Potter
C. Clark
L. Sanchez
M. Valdez
G. Porter
C. Cundiff
P. Foley
W. Wiebe
L. Montgomery
S. Garcia
C. Zellner
J. Sauer
R. Williams
K. Trimble
R. Hertel
M. Fahrion
J. Hammond
T
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R. Haga
C. Parks
J. Comyford
H. LePlatt
M. Wheat
R. Stowell
31
�P. Morrison
A. Sanchez
R. Sanchez
G. Levell
K. Steele
R. Landreth
T. Taylor
P. Ludwig
B. Ross
] . Smith
G. Box
P . Sitton
M. Crane
L. Crone
M . Valdez
M. Newman
P. Heick
J. Cheney
D. Shaw
V . Fraham
SECOND
G . Martinez
A. Gilbert
B. Wilmer
D . Law
R. Wilbur
E. Amon
C. Lester
J. Atkins
�J. Hasstedt
C. Reardon
fl. Wagner
J
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B. Archuleta
A. Tubbs
D. Dye
S. Lucero
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s. W1 ilrns
G . Abbott
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T. Kin$low
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K . Stolworthy k.
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�Around the triangle beginning in front: Vernon, Tommy Douglas, Steve,
Howard, Jerry A., Bill, Jerry W., Gerald, Cecil, Art, Ross, Mickey, Gary,
Charles, Jimmy, Raymond, Joe, Manager: Randy
JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS
Cheerleaders, left to right, standing: Roseanne, Luellie, John~tta.
In front : Marie
��ACTIVITIES
����Prom King
Don Lee Gosney
�Homecoming Queen
Linda McConnel
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Wanda Mann
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�JUNIOR FAVORITES
Pete
and
Sharon
ALL AROUND FAVORITES
Lance
and
Gail
SOPHOMORE FAVORITES
Sue
and
Vernon
MOST FRIENDLY
Wanda
and
Billy
SENIOR FAVORITES
Lance
and
Gail
BEST DA CERS
Vernon
and
Celina
44
�MOST STUDIOUS
Lance
and
Linda
BEST LOOKI. 'G
Jannet
and
Pete
FRESHMA FAVORITES
Jannet
and
James
BEST COMEDIA S
Wanda
and
Billy
. 10ST ATHLETIC
Lynna
and
Johnny
J\10ST LIKELY
TO SUCCEED
Linda
and
Lance
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��ORGANIZATIONS
f,
ATHLETICS
�Coach Barnett, Eddy G., James F., Harvey H., Paul G., Bruce S., Robert T., Ronnie M., David M.,
Manager Randy D., David C., Bobby S., Leonard A., Ernie Z., Vernon S., Billy H., Clyde B., Johnny
C. , Arnold A., Lance K. , Vernon K., Jeff L. , Thomas A., Johnny C.
FOOTBALL
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�Standing: Buddy, Ernie, Paul, Tommy, Pete, Vernon, Sammy, Leonard, Vance,
Lance, Arnold, Elwood. In front: Bill, Mr. LePlatt.
((A))
BASKETBALL
�J. Caviggia, H. Hickamn, D. Cheney, R. Garcia, B. Stock, B. Sauer, S. McCoy, J. Forsythe, R. Miller,
R. Davis, C. Ludwig, Manager-F. Stock, Coach LePlatt.
��PEP CLUB
Molly A . , Chrissie D. , Barbara F., Raedene D. , Cheryll M. , Marilyn M. , Karen H . , Linda S. , Sophia J. ,
Charlene M. , Pat W. , Judy C . , Jo M. , Judy M. , Selma S., Nancy P. , Cathrine H. , Phyllis S. , Donnalee
M. , Elaine B., Effie Bea J., Donna C., Sharon S. , Cherrie T., Dolores, Marilyn B., Darlene L., Linda C.,
Mrs. James, Sharon S., Kathy H., Lila C., Linda Z., Salina G., Tanya S., Linda M.,
ancy H., Jannet
H., Gail S., Sue D., Linda T . , Shirley S., Wanda M., Lynna Gaye H.
President Sharon Sower
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�PURPLE AND GOLD
STA DING: Kathy H., Vance M., Leonard A., Bobby S. , Mick T . , Johnny C . , Orian B., Elaine B.
SEA TED: Marilyn B., Cheryl! M., Lynna Gaye H., Wanda M. , Thomas A . , Shirley S. , Linda M.
Editor-Wanda Mann
Assistant Editor-Vance McVicker
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�WOLVERINE
STA DING: Don Lee G.,
ancy S., Vernon S., Vernon K., Jim H., James C., Pete M., Sam P., Mr.
Carver. SEATED: Lila C., Linda Z., Lance K., Sharon S., Marilyn B., Orian B., Sam N.
Assistant Editor-Lance Kimball
Editor-Sharon Sower
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�Randy D., Paul G., Sam . , Sam P., Vance M., Ronnie M., Stewart M., Jeff L., Arnold A., Johnny
C., Ernie Z. , Orian B., Pete M. , Bill H. , Mr. LePlatt, Don Lee G. , Vernon S. , Thomas A., Bobby S.,
Vernon K., Lance K., Mr. Barnett
President Thomas
Vernon Kingsley
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�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
STA DI G: Linda M. , Marilyn B., Shirley S. , Sharon S., Gail S.,
Lance K.
President Marilyn Berry
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ancy H., Mr. Shawcroft. SFA TED:
�STUDENT COUNCIL
TOP ROW: RichardT., Tommy A., Vernon K., Arnold A. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley S., Gail S., Marilyn B.,
Pat W.,
ancy H., Terry M., Cherry T., Kathy H., Raedene D., Linda Z. SEATED: Mr. Shawcroft, Linda
M., Vernon S., Lila C., Mr. Abbott
President Lance Kimball
District Secretary Lila Cundiff
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�1st Row: Patty, Linda, Lucille, Beverly, Sandra, Sharon. 2nd Row: Coleen,
Effie Bea, Elaine, Terry, Brook, David, Richard, Dick, Connie, Rudy, Gary,
Ross. 3rd Row: Linda H., Sue, Shila, Elsie, Connie Z., Monte, June, Steve,
Murray, Stanley, Jannet, Catherine. Standing: Randy, Lenta, Dixie, Randy D.,
Carl, Mr. Abbott.
BAND AND CHORUS
Standing: Burt, Selma, Harvey, Darlene, Teddy, Jo, Douglas, Judy, Dale,
Raedene, Randy, Joyce, Mr. Davis. Seated: Donna, Cheryl, Kathy, Diane,
Charlene.
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Presented By
Bayfield High School
Bayfield, Colorado
�DMINISTRATION
�SUPERINTEND ENT'S
MESSAGE
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These young people are our nation's most valuable resource. I s such a resource
to be exploited for selfish reasons, or is it to be developed for the betterment
of all mankind? It is the responsibility of the citizens in every comm unity to
provide adequate education for their youth to m eet the problems of tomorrow
as w ell as those of today, and it is questionable whether this community, or
this country will continue to exist without the optimum of educational means.
�DON
BUS HNELL
Principal
Physics
Algebra II
General Science
W. H. HOPKINS
Superintendent
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Driver Education
Grade P. E.
Summer Recreation
Director
ALTA
PA RKS
English 2,3,4
Journalism
Junior, Pep Club
Wolverine, and
Purple & Gold
Sponsor
SYBIL SHORT
Trigonometry &
Solid G eometry
Biology
Algebra
Senior Class
Sponsor
�RUTH COLE
Home Economics
ISABEL
HOPKI N
Spanish II
General Math
English I
Library
Sophomore
Purple & Gold
Advisor
MART HA
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Shorthand
Machine Bookkeeping
Typing
Girls Chorus
Purple & Gold
Advisor
RAY
YOUNG
Social Studies
Freshman Class
Sponsor
LESTER STARBUCK
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Music 2
Pep Club 1
F.H A. 2
A nnual Staff 3
Paper Staff 3
Fine Arts 3
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
Library 1
*Durango, Sophomore
year
SA M
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Music 2
"B" Club 4
A thletics 4
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
A nnual Staff 1
JIM
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Music 1
"B" Club 2
Paper Staff 1
Athletics 2
• Springfield,
Junior year
• Transferred From
�SANDRA
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Music 2
Pep Club 4
F.H. A. 1
Annual Staff 2
Paper Staff 2
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
Cheerleader 3
MILLARD
GILBERT
Music 2
Athletics 4
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
GEORGE COOPER
Music 3
" B" Club 2
Athletics 4
Annual Staff 4
Paper Staff 4
Fine Arts 4
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
Co-editor of Annual
Editor of Annual
Library 1
WYOM A RANDALL
Music 1
Pep Club 3
F. H. A. 1
Annual Staff 3
Paper Staff 3
Fine Arts 3
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
Library 1
*Ignacio,
Sophomore year
�ALICE
GROVES
Pep Club 1
Senior Play 1
*Ignacio,
Senior year
MARIE
MORRISON
Music 3
F. H. A. 3
Annual Staff 3
Paper Staff 3
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
Library 4
DOROTHY
FROST
Music 3
Fine Arts 2
F. H. A. 3
Paper Staff 3
Annual Staff 1
Library 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
GARY AMON
Music 2
Fine Arts 2
''B" Club 4
Athletics 3
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
*Transferred From
�BETTE
GRAVES
Senior Play 1
Junior Play 1
Fine Arts 2
Paper Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
F. H. A. 3
Music 3
Pep Club 4
GENE
GILBERT
Music 2
"B" Club 2
Athletics 4
Paper Staff 1
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
STEVE
LAW
Athletics 1
"B" Club 1
Senior Play 1
•westminster,
Senior year
TIODORITA LUCERO
Music 1
Pep Club 2
F.H A. 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
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Junior year
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Music 2
Pep Club 4
F. H. A. 3
Annual Staff 4
Paper Staff 4
Fine Arts 4
Junior Play 2
Senior Play 1
Cheerleader 2
Co-editor of Paper
Editor of Paper
TE D M C KIN NIS
M usic 2
Annual Staff 1
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
ELME R POWELL
M usic 1
" B" Club 2
Athletics 3
Annual Staff 1
Paper Staff 1
Fine Arts 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
• Durango ,
Sophomore year
•Transferred From
�HIS TORY
Jim T., Millard, Gary A., Sam, Steve, Mr. Starbuck, Dorothy, Gene, Elmer, Dave, George, Shirley, Ted,
Mrs. Short, Wyoma, LaVina, Bette, Tiodorita, Marie, Sandra.
In September, 1945, three months after the close of World War II, we, the seniors of 1 957,
started up the ladder of learning.
There were nineteen of us, twelve boys and seven girls, under
the kind and guiding hand of Miss Eidson.
Of those original nineteen members, three still remain
in the class, Marie Morrison. Gary Amon. and Elmer Powell.
After having passed the first rung on the ladder and becoming second graders, we continued
on in the quest of knowledge.
With Mrs. Mohney leading the attack, the year passed quickly and
we became seasoned veterans in addition and subtraction, reading, and other intellectual pastimes.
(Art?)
George Cooper entered in March.
Promotion into the third grade left two rungs behind us.
Mrs. Folsom took over in this
portion of our climb, and guided us into the realms of long and short division. Sandra McVicker
joined the ranks.
By the fourth grade, this business of learning had become old stuff. Mrs. Ostwald stood be
fore us that year, giving us our first glimpses at geography and science.
�History Cont .
The fifth grade and there were four r!lllgS below us on the ladder.
getting somewhere.
Now we were really
Miss Largent was our teacher and gave us our first good taste of English
Among many other entrants that year we gained three regulars, LaVina Wommer,
grarrunar,
Millard and Gene Gilbert,
After steaming through the fifth grade with flying colors, we sailed on into the sixth grade.
With Mrs. Smith at the helm we explored the mysteries of strange and unknown decimals and
fractions.
We also gained another regular crewman, Bette Graves.
Mrs. Smith, remained with us, through the seventh grade.
Dorothy Frost and Sam Hickman
joined the pack.
Mrs. Crowell took over when we reached the eighth rung on the ladder.
A little algebra and
quite a lot of science gave us a taste of what high school was going to be like. Ted McKinnis
entered.
In September, 1 953, we took the long step from grade school to high school
Initiation toughened us to the routine and we really began to enjoy it.
Mrs. Short, also in
her first year at Bayfield High School, was our sponsor.
As sophomores, we had the responsibility of initiating the freshmen and many grudges held
from the previous year's initiation were settled.
Parties were the extent of our class sponsored
activities. Shirley Thompson and Wyoma Randall entered.
The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and Prom and the Junior Play were highlights of our
A Hawaiian theme was used at the banquet and Jack Norris's band played for the
junior year.
prom.
Our play was entitled, "You're Only Young Once."
Thanksgiving
Dance and the Valentine's Dance.
We also sponsored two dances, the
Both Mrs. Short and Mr. Starbuck were class
sponsors. Tiodorita Lucero became a class member.
We are now on the twelfth rung on the ladder.
It will be the last for many of us, while others
will venture farther up the ladder.
We have sponsored two dances this year, Thanksgiving and New Years, and still have to give
our play.
May.
Our final fling will be the sneak sometime in April
Steve Law and Alice Groves entered this year.
Graduation will be the ninth of
They bring our final number to seventeen.
�PROPHECY
Dear Les
,
I thought you might be interested to know what happened to the Senior Class that we sponsored
in 1957.
Do you remember what a beautiful voiceShirleyThompson had? She has surely put it to good
use. She is now a night club singer at Harold's Club in Reno, Nevada.
I
went to the fights the other night at the Bayfield Stadium. Out into the ring stepped a
familiar face. (In a moment the body followed.) It was Ted McKinnis now known as Jack Dempsey
n.
George Cooper, head Chemist of the Bayfield Chemical Laboratory, and his assistant, Marie
Morrison, had dinner with me the other night, Marie had stars in her eyes but all George had was
chemicals.
Gene Gilbert andElmer Powell made the first trip to Mars in a space ship that Millard Gilbert
constructed
prospecting.
in his spare time.
Being prospectors and bachelors they, of course, did a little
They brought back some lovely specimens of red gold. They plan to make a return
trip as soon as the class reunion is over.
Now a little more about Millard. He is one of the greatest jet mechanics that has ever been
known.
As in the old days he goes at it slow and lazy but as usual everything comes out perfect.
Two people have taken leave of these wonderful United States; Steve Law went back to his old
homeland, Alaska,
Wonder of all wonders.
Do you know what the boy d1d?
across Bering Strait that will provide an intra-continental highway.
He built a bridge
Sam Hickman is ambassador to the deepest , darkest , A fnc a . I heard he is mamed to a lovely
little head hunter.
Just guess who has your old job? Sandra McVickerlll She teaches commercial subjects in
Bayfield High School.
You should see the admiring glances she gets from those young sprouts.
Wyoma (Randall) Richards and Tiodorita (Ulibarri) Lucero were happily raising their own
little families, when suddenly they decided they liked children so well they now are running a
nursery in Silverton. They have around 100 children in their little home.
We even have a preacher in our midst. Jim Thomas is preaching in the Bayfield Church.
have been to services there and he preaches quite well.
LaVina Wommer finally got her rich cattleman.
I
He was originally from Texas but moved up
and took over the Wommer Estate. They have a private plane besides 3 or 4 cars. She is still the
same old LaVina though. Goes out and rides a horse from morning till night and comes in looking
like a bum.
Dorothy Frost also lives on a cattle ranch. She is queen of the King Ranch. She owns so
many thoroughbreds that she told me even she doesn't know the number.
Her husband, King of the
King Ranch, is Gary Amon. They have quite a large ranch so Gary made him a private drag strip.
He is helping to cure the jtNenile delinquency, you know, by keeping the teen-agers off the high
ways.
Betty Graves really made a name for herself during the last war, World War ill She became
famous as a surgeon.
She joined the Wacs and spent her time in the Pacific Islands curing the
soldiers of lovesickness and radiation poisoning.
Alice Groves is now chief of the Southern Ute Nation. She is the first woman chief. She just
returned as a representative of the Utes to the President.
Well , Les that is all the Seniors so guess I had better close.
We will be happy to see you at
the class reunion in May , 1 967, a little over three months from now.
,
Yours truly,
Sybil Short
�WILLS
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my red Cadillac to Bill Bright.
, will my position in the boiler room to Bart.
, will my ability to get along withSandra to the freshmen and sophomore girls.
, will my coffee breaks toMrs. Parks. Be carefull ll
, will
my
perfect
attendance to Bonnie Cundiff.
, will my reservation friends to Butch Wells.
good use Butch.
Put it
, will my ability to stay eligible to Wayne Kingsley.
, will my happy married life to Viola McKinnis.
, will my height to Paul Davenport.
, will my gladness to be out of school to the freshmen girls (I know they'll like it too.)
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, will my math and science to Mary Kay or anyone
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, will my Saturday night parties to Butch Wells.
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(Marie Morrison)
(Elmer Powell)
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unlucky freshmen who has to take it.
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, will my church key to Tommy Miller.
, will my Sunday mornings to l):)nald Sower.
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�NDERCLASSMEN
�Betty Holt
Carrol Marti!'
Doris Kesselring
Don Sower
Sylvia Mullen
Jim Reed
Myran Bigham
Trent Tanner
Raymond Wells
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Wendell Bartholomew
Arvin Phelps
Lois Landreth
Jim Mars
�Adrian Murray, Barbara Norman, Jerry Bowers, Jerolene Percell, Kenneth Vaughan
Judy Gilbert, Larry Mullen
Johnny Salazar, Nina Powell
Doris Blackmer� . Gary Forsythe
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Bonnie Cundiff, Everett Burch
Paul Davenport, Kathryne Hayes
Jerry Haga, Lucille Cundiff, Martin Morrison, Emma Edwards, Lonne Sower
Fred Kesselring, Jack Haga, Gerald Ludwig, Keith James, Dan Gosney
�Gene Berry, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Bill Bright, Lorene Caviggia, Thomas Miller
Betty Weddle, Tom Wells, Linda Duncan, Wayne Kingsley, Janet Sower
Tommy Beuten, Mardella Marshall
Georgiana Kugle, Bill Newton
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Irwin Taylor, Darlene Percell
Clement Frost, Janet Colnar, Viola McKinnis, Joan Colnar, Julian Martin
Hazel Ann McCoy, Roberta Lippert, Tim Dye, Carolynne Mcintyre, Patsy Stephenson
�RA D ES
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Karen Powell
Mrs. Crowell
Marlene Hayes, John Kugle, Connie Srafford, Philip Stock III, Linda Law
L awrence Morrison, Margaret Tate, Keith Thompson, Judy Lincoln, Harvey Cundiff
Phyllis Archulera, L eonard Tanner, Diane Hayes, Kenny Mullen, Judy McVicker
Gary Sower, Caroline Hickman, Michael Hopk1ns, Sally Gilbert, Bill Mars
Eiva Taylor, Lucas Martinez, Eleanor Martin
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Donna Reed, John McKinnis, Zelta Newton
B.)bby C ollard, Ruth Hotz
Gary Tulin, James Huntington, Mrs. Smith
James Davenpon
Janice Keller
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Celina Gilbert, Eugene Beaver, Ray Frost
David Glenn, Richard Snodgrass,
Vic Lincoln, Phyllis Philips, Rodger Jones
Danny Weddle, Leslie Glover
Evelyn Rathjen, Charlie Cundiff
Chris Manin, Donald Blackmore
Sharon Hickman
Mike Tafoya, Tumey Cook, James Peeples
Vivian Rathjen
Larry Forsythe
Glen Cramer
�Barbara Thompson, Jerry McKinnis, Mr. Martin, Tommy Ancell, Sherell Keller
Elaine Hughes, Gail Stagelman
Joe Postlethwait, Nancy Hotz
Tillie Tafova. Linda McConnel
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Shirley Sower, Don Lee Gosney
Lila Mae Cundiff, Sammy Noble
Vernon Kingsley, Mary Taylor
Michael Bowers, Sharon Holt
Gail Percell, Frances Wells
Linda Davis, Linda Zellner, Marilyn Berry, Loren Mcinnes, Joe Archuleta
�FIFT H
Sammy Davison
Mrs. Folsom
Dale Berry, Dale Knight, Sharon Sower, Vance McVicker, Judy Purcell
Leroy Beaver, Frances Lowe, Ronnie Miller, Kathy Hickman, Vernon Sower
Diane Powell, Tim Thompson, Selma Snodgrass, Johnny Cundiff, Nancy Smyth
Pat Hopkins, Thomas Archuleta, Robert Stock. Patricia Koon, Eddie Hughes
Mike Berry, Leonard Archuleta, Charlene McNew, Gary Shupe, Carolyn Dye
�Richard Townsend, J anne Lowe
Pat Hayes, Lema May Glover
Stewan McCoy, Mrs. Kelley
Harvey Hickman, Raedene Dav1s
Dick Trimble, Sophia James
LaWand Safley, James Cundiff
Ernest Zellner, Cheryl McCoy, Eddie Archuleta
Sharon Richards, Clyde Box, Karen Huntington
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B illy Holder, Bert Wilmer, Larry Martinez
Clayton Ludwig, Linda Cundiff, Paul Gilbert
Johnny Tafoya, Linda Tanner, Douglas Snow, Darlene Law, Walter Sapp, Kathryn Sower
Leroy Holcomb, Cecil Mars, Marilyn Montgomery,Gene Naranjo,Suzan Martin, Mark Blake
Nancy Peterson, Russel Van Camp, Joyce Morrison
�THIRD
Mrs. Ostwald
Cherry Tanner, Jerry Wells, Sally Davison, Johnnie Caviggia, David Martinez, Sharon Smith
Eddie Garcia, Elaine Berry, Monte Wommer, Robert Venuti, Phyllis Snooks, Glenn Grush
Mary Dye, James Forsythe, Molly Archuleta, Mark Stevens, FreJJy Stock, Dixie Frost
Billy Berry, Leslie Lewis, Wayne Cundiff, Bruce McDaniel, Jannet H2inz, Carl Sower
Donna Lee McCoy, Gerald Hickman, Rita Archuleta, Pat
Joel Davis, Catherine Hasstedt,
ewton, Bruce Sauer, MelinJa Hopkins
Rusty Me Leod, Evelyn Archuleta, Rudy Archuleta, Gary Hickman
�SECOND
Mrs. Cockreham
Elizabeth Van Camp, Gary Vaughan
Sandra Hasstedt, Stanley Wilmer, Darlene Frost, Larry Davenport, Charlotte Lowe
Lloyd Phillips, Rose Ann Wells, Guy Lewis, Patricia Townsend, Donald Snooks
Steven McDaniel, June Box , Charles McNew, Judith Hayes, Arthur Hwnington
Linda Reed, Pat Blake, Judy Loring, Thomas Davis, Connie Carter
�SECOND
Mrs. James
Dona Frost, Leroy Tafoya, Shirley Lippert, Ronald Snow, Priscilla Archuleta
John Thomas, Linda Groves, Kenneth Miller, Linda Sue Heinz, Bryan Dunn
Corleen Rael, Billy Stagelman, Loretta Miller, Arthur Langfitt, Gene Valdez
Ross Gosney, Howard Hickman, Susan Miller, Donnie Cundiff, John Tuttrow
�Mrs. Broomell, Louise Lucero
Beverly Beaver
Marie Cundiff, Gary Tanner
Sammy Tate
Ubaldo Archuleta, Donna Glover, Sammy Tafoya
Coleen Trimble
FIRST
Steve Ancell, Kathryn Jackson
Lora Lee Dunn
Jerry Abernathy, Edith Tuttrow
Betty Newton, Murray Ludwig
Leroy Sanchez, Jeanie Mae Harper, Billy Sapp
Terry Naranjo
Elsie Chavez
Rosemary Richards, Joe Dee Fahrion
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Roberta, Hazel Ann,
Earlena, Mardella, Kathryne, Lucille, Georgiana, Marie, Nina,
Martin, Dorothy, Mary, Lois, Janet C. ,
Lorene, Janet S. ,
Rosalie, Judy, Shirley, Bonnie, Jerolene,
Keith, Elmer, Sam, James, Adrian, Bette, Sylvia, Betty H.
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MOST INTELLIGENT
BEST DANCERS
MOST CO-OPERATIVE
George and LaVina
Myrna and Wendell
BEST LOOKING
MOST ATHLETIC
Trent and Sandra
Trent and LaVina
�PAPER STAFF
Gene,
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THE WOLVERINE
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THE ANNUAL STAFF
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OF
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
IS PROUD TO PRESENT
THE 1958
WOLVERINE
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
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�IN ME MORIA M
of
I.A WRENCE
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son of
Stella and Hubert Morrison
BORN
DIED
July 22, 1942
August 9, 1957
�For her constant and unceasing effort in helping to better this yearbook, the
annual staff dedicates this 1957-58 Wolverine to MRS. PARKS.
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Speech and Dramatics
Senior Class Sponsor
DON
BUSHNELL
Geometry
Algebra I
High School Principal
Student Council Sponsor
JANICE JAMES
World History
American History
Civics-Geography
Pep Club Sponsor
International Relations
Junior Class Co-Sponsor
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FERRICK
Sophomore Class Sponsor
Sociology
Driver Training
Physical Education
ISABEL
HOPKINS
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English ll
Spanish I
Library
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Chemistry
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Athletics 4
LOIS LANDRETH
Pep Club 4
F. H. A. 2
Annual Staff 4
Paper Staff 4
Fine Arts 2
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Senior Play 1
Student Council 1
VICE-PRESIDENT
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Annual Staff 3
Paper Staff 4
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Pep Club 4
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TREASURER
SECRETARY
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Student Council 1
Junior Play 1
Fine Arts 1
WENDELL
BARTHOLOMEW
Paper Staff 1
Fine Arts 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
"B" Club 4
Athletics 4
SYLVIA
MULLEN
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F. H. A. 2
Annual Staff 4
Paper Staff 4
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Senior Play 1
Student Council 1
Cheerleader 1
ARVIN PHELPS
Junior Play1
Senior Play 1
JAMES
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Junior Play1
Senior Play 1
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Athletics 4
Student Council 1
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Fine Arts 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
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TRENT
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Fine Arts 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
"B" Club 3
Athletics 4
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Paper Staff 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
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Athletics 2
Student Council 2
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Junior year
D ONALD HEFFINGTON
Paper Staff 2
Fine Arts 1
Senior Play 1
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Junior year
JAMES REED
Annual Staff 3
Paper Staff 2
Fine Arts 1
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
"B" Club 4
Athletics 4
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Don H.
Sylvia
Lois
Jim R.
Ray
Jim M.
Wendell
Don S.
Doris
Myrna
Carrol
�WILLS
, will m y grades i n English t o Everett Burch.
, will my ability to tell the truth to Jerry Bowers.
, will my good behavior in Mrs. James' study hall to Janet
Sower.
, will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Kathryne Hayes.
, will my shyness to Lonne Sower.
, will my basketball ability to Keith James.
, will my art of fussing to Doris Blackmore.
, will my oversized basketball suits to Bill Mars. Don't suffo
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, will my Saturday night dates to poor Wayne Kingsley.
, will my ample waistline to Barbara Norman.
, will my size to Kenny Mullen.
, will my ability to get along with Mrs.
James to Johnny
Salazar.
, will my guitar pickin' to Leonard Tanner.
Look out for girls,
Leonard.
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, will my collection of class rings to a junior girl.
�PROPH ECY
As we gaze into our crystal ball, the year 1968 comes into view, and the members
of the class of '58 make their appearance:
Wendell Bartholomew, who owns his own business ("Bart's Garage"), is under
a
car with his head mechanic, Arvin Phelps, giving him a little professional advice
on how to take a car apart.
Carrol
Martin is going over the book s of his large sheep ranch, pulling his hair
out, and wishing he'd gone into the peanut-brittle business instead.
Myrna Bigham is being informed by hubby that there is NOT going to be a bridge
party in his den, no matter WHAT her obligations to Denver society are.
Jim Reed is trudging through the snow with his little black bag, on his way to give
Jim Holt's prize Angus bull a flu shot. (Holt raises 'em by the gobs.)
Sylvia Mullen, a sergeant in the WAC'S, is physical education instructor in her
platoon. Just now she's showing a big brunette the fine art of judo.
Jim Mars, a screwdriver tucked behind one ear, is proudly announcing the com
pletion of his latest invention: a huge, complicated electronics machine that he says
will convert old pop bottles into glass doorknobs in nothing flat.
Don Sower is returning to his Bayfield home after an extensive tour of his chain
of lumber industries. He is the nation's foremost manufacturer of toothpicks.
Doris Kesselring, a stewardess for TWA for many years, is contemplating whether
she
should
run
off
to Hollywood and make her bid for stardom now, or just run off
with the co-pilot.
Lois Landreth, famous for her "Advice to the Lovelorn" column in the New York
Times,
is
releasing
another of her highly informative
books. This one is HOW TO
CATCH YOUR MAN AND KEEP HIM THAT WAY.
Raymond Wells, after a number of unsucessful attempts, is running for the Senate
again. His chief opponent will be ''01' Honest T." Tanner, who has done considerable
dabbling in state politics in the past few years.
Don Heffington is lounging in a gently swaying hammock somewhere in the South
Pacific, watching the palm trees sway overhead. Soft ukulele music drifts from a near
by thatched hut.
�SENIOR CL ASS H ISTORY
In September of 1946, Mrs. Caldwell welcomed twenty-four beginners in the Bayfield School.
Ten of these beginners -- Wendell Bartholomew, Myrna Bigham, Jim Holt, Doris Kesselring,
Lois Landreth, Carrol Martin, Sylvia Mullen, Arvin Phelps, Jim Reed, and Ray Wells -- wlll
graduate here in
of
1958. Among the first graders that year there developed the strange malady
mama-itus, characterized by such symptoms as stomach ache, headache, or toe ache. An
attack of
this disease was reason for going home and the duration of the illness was for varied
lengths of time.
Under the careful hands of Mrs. Mohney, we ventured into the second grade. The big event
of the year was burying ain't.
Mrs.
Folsom was our third grade teacher. Donald Sower became a member of our class.
We were very adventurous this year. All the members of the class spent their recesses gath
ering tadpoles and frogs out of the Mill Ditch.
In the fourth grade Mrs. Kelley was in front of the classroom in the gym. That was the
year of the sandpile romances.
In the fifth grade under Miss Largent, we learned how to determine comm�n denomina
tors. Ray Wells and Jim Reed made the pup team.
Back in the gym, the honored sixth grade teacher was Mrs. Parks. Boy, we were really
smart! After all, we were associated with the seventh and eighth graders. At Christmas time
Myrna went to California for about a nine-month stay. Jim Reed won first place in the fifth and
sixth grade division at the county spelling contest.
If we didn't know our arithmetic when we began the seventh grade, we certainly knew it
before we got out. Mrs. Smith was our teacher.
Trent Tanner from Cortez joined us that year and Myrna Bigham rejoined us.
We formed our first C.Y.C.L. Club. Sylvia Mullen won a trip to Denver at the speech contest.
We taught Mrs. Smith so much that year that she was promoted to the eighth grade along
with the rest of us. Our eighth grade year was the best yet. It was filled with ciphering matches,
square dancing, Sadie Hawkins' Day races, climbing in and out of windows, and an exaggerated
feeling of importance at being tops in grade school.
Doris Kesselring attended school in Mancos that year.
We had graduation exercises in the gymnasium and also attended those at Mesa Verde.
In
the fall of 1954, we became freshmen. We achieved a lot this year, but not scholastic
ally. We rounded off the events with a horse-back ride on the last day of school.
By our sophomore year we were, so we thought, THE class of B.H.S.
o one could pos
sibly out-do us. At one time we even had to resort to the art of CHEWI G in order to get one
over on the other classes. Even the girls entered this adventure. Of course, there was much
spitting
and
sputtering,
and
stairs to unload their mouths.
ever
so
many jumped up from geometry class to tear off down
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Ray L,, Don, Michael, Vernon, Eugene, Tommy
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Zelta, Gail, Celina, Donna
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Woody and Evelynn
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Hot Dogs
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Bayfield , Colorado
Vallecito Lake
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PINE RIVER BAR
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Bayfield
Colorado
TU 4- 2411
Colorado
Bayfield
KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO.
PINE RIVER LODGE
Phone TU 4-2563
Phone Tucker 4- 2614
16 miles north of
B ayfield, Colorado
Bayfield,
Colorado
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H. D. Tipton
P. H. Norman, Jr.
Cabins
Rooms
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The Friendly Store
Circle S Lodge
Steak House
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WALLACE FURNITURE CO.
"The oldest and largest"
Carpets,
909 Main Avenue
Linoleum & Furniture
Phone CHerry 7-1286
858 Main
Durango, Colorado
Durango,
Bayfield,
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Lincoln
Colorado
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LAPLATA MOTORS, Inc.
"We furnish Bayfield
Drivers' Training Car"
below Vallecito Lake
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Otey Shadden
Owner
Manager
Colorado
Phone TU 4- 25 90
BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT
CARMACK MOTORS,
"For Fine Meats
We Can't Be Beat"
Bayfield
INC.
''Come In and Let's
Get Acquainted"
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Bayfield
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801 Second Ave.
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HALVERSON'S GROCERY
"Quality Merchandise
Courteous Service"
WILDERNESS TRAILS RANCH
Colorado
Bayfield
Phone TUcker 4- 2581
Pack Trips
Bayfield
Colorado
�MC VICKER LUM BER
DURANGO HARDWARE
COM PANY
BUILDERS SUPPLIES
Residence Phone TU 4- 2 2 16
Business Phone TU 4- 2 2 1 1
Bayfield,
Colorado
Phone CH 7-40 25
Colorado
Durango
BAYFIELD
CONTINENTAL OIL
FILLING STATION
COM PANY
Durango
Colorado
REAL SERVICE
Bayfield
Colorado
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The Reed Brothers
SNOOKS,
JR.
�LEWIS MERCH ANTILE CO.
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BAYFIELD,
Meats
Vegetables
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Box 17
COLORADO
Fruits
Dry Clothing
Feeds
Hardware and Supplies
"We extend our sincere congratulations
to the Seniors of 1 957-58.
Our best wishes for a
successful and fruitful future."
BURNS NATIONAL BANK
COO P ERS
STANDARD STATION
"Large enough to serve you"
"Small enough to know you"
Phone TU 4- 9 906
Bayfield
Colorado
Phone CH 7-08 20
Durango
Colorado
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SHORE LINE INN
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Modern
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Vallecito Reservoir
Lake and Stream Fishing
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The best in liquors
wines & beers
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THE VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE
Vallecito Lake,
Colorado
16 Miles north of
Bayfield,
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PERRY CLEANERS
960 2nd Avenue
Durango
Colorado
Phone CH 7-2247
SCHLUTER FLORAL SHOP
700 Main Avenue
Durango
Colorado
Phone CH 7-1331
�BASIN
GENERAL
PETROLEUM
Insurance
We Adjust
And Pay Our
PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCES
Own Losses
CH 7-4141
. Fire
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Auto
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Liability
Casualty
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"It is wise to
Insure Wisely"
SECURITIES
225 Eighth Avenue
P.
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Durango,
Box 30
Colorado
DURANGO,
COLORADO - 1057 MAIN
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13 15 Main Ave.
Durango
BAYFIELD
Colorado
"The Best Tastin'
COLO.
In The Basin"
INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE COMPANY
COOL
816 Main
WATER
Bayfield
Insurance
Loans
RANCH
Colorado
Durango, Colorado
CH 7- 1555
Good Luck from
FOSTER
Drive-In in Summertime
Choice
OFFICE
Food
SUPPLY
GEM CAFE
Gem Village,
Durango,
Colorado
Colorado
CH 7-0494
RICHA�D'S DRIVE - IN
IGNACIO
STATE
BANK
Durango,
Colorado
Ignacio
Colorado
�IN PACKING COMPANY
COLORADOAN
CAFE
Colorado
Gem Village,
Colorado
LOST
CREEK
HONEST JOHN DRIVE INN
LODGE
"Best hamburger on earth"
Durango & Cortez,
Colorado
Colorado
601 2nd Avenue
Colorado
Stop and Say
"That's the car for me."
HOCKER'S CHEVROLET COMPANY
800 2nd Avenue
Durango
Bayfield,
LAM MOTOR COMPANY
PAYNE I s TEXACO
Ignacio,
Route #1,
Colorado
Phone CH 7-2121
Durango
Colorado
Phone CH 7-1331
IGNACIO
FURNITURE
Ignacio
Colorado
SHEPPARD'S FRESH BREAD
Durango,
Colorado
BOOSTERS
BRUCE'S CORRAL
MA HELLER'S RESORT
ARMY SUPPLY
FAHRION'S LIQUOR
LAD AND LASSIE SHOP
�Sunshine Gal
Late, as always!
Pretty Miss
Happy, Mr. Ferrick?
a'lh.hh!
The Four Lads
Bart, Dickie, Keith
What's this?
Ride 'em, Cowgirl!
WOW!
MAN!!
It's just the beginning.
Now don't be bashful
Windblown Girls
Pull the trigger, Steve.
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·WOLVERINE
����1959
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
�We de dicate this book to the future students of
B. H. S. who will roam these halls and gamer their
learning in this, OUR NEW BUILDING,
with the
hopes that it will mean to them what old B. H. S.
building has meant to us.
��SUPERINTENDENT'S
MESSAGE
This annual is a pictorial story of another year of school.
For the seniors, it is their last year in the public school system.
I sincerely hope that they can look back to twelve years of
mental and emotional as well as phy.:�ical growth. For all others,
I hope that this annual is a reminderthat twelve years is a very
short time in which to prepare for a career or college and to
use the coming years to better advantage. In your adult years
you will be able to scan through your annuals with remembrances of good times, participation in activities and sports,
good friends, favorite teachers (and those not so favorite), but
most of all I hope that it will be a reminder of the knowledge
you gained not of the opportunities you may have lost.
Sincerely,
��JA NICE JAMES
Social Studies
Junior Sponsor
GUY BOND
Science
Agriculture
Sophomore Sponsor
NATHAN CARR
Mathematics
JA MhS HAVENS
Music
Band
Junior Sponsor
�ALTA PARKS
English
Journalism
Pep Club Sponsor
Wolverine Sponsor
Purple and Gold
Sponsor
LESTER STARBUCK
Commercial Coach
Freshman Sponsor
JOHN FERRICK
Social Science
Physical Education
Drivers Training
Student Council
Sponsor
Senior Sponsor
LA VENIA McCOY
Spanish
Librarian
Secretary
Freshman Sponsor
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���KENNETH VAUGHAN
Class President 4; Athletics
2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4;
Senior Play.
JEROLENE PERCELL
Wolverine Staff 2-4; P&G
Staff 4; Library 2-4; FHA
1; Pep Club 1-2-4; Class
Secretary 4; Senior Play.
PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON
Wolverine Staff 3-4; P&G
Staff 1-3-4; Pep Club 1-3-
4; Class Treasurer 3-4;
Senior Pla y; Scholarship 3.
PAUL DAVENPORT
Wolverine Staff 4; Fine
Arts 3-4; SC Rep. 4; Ath
letics 3; Junior Play; Sen
ior Play; Class President
1; Valedictorian.
RON LUTTIG
SC 4; Class Vice President
4; Athletics 4; "B" Club 4;
Senior Play.
JUDY GILBERT
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4;
P&G Staff 1-2-3-4; Li
brary 2; FHA 1; Pep Club
1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 3;
Fine Arts 2-3-4; Class Re
porter 4; Chorus 1-2-4; All
State Choir 4; Junior Play;
Senior Play; Pep Club Vice
President 4.
�DONALD GRUSH
GERALD LUDWIG
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BARBARA NORMAN
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4,
Assistant Editor 2, Editor
3; P&G Staff 1-2-3-4;
Cheerleader 4; Fine Arts
2-3; SC Rep. 3; SC Sec
retary 4; Class Secretary
2; Class Treasurer 1; Cho
rus
2-4; FHA 1; Pep Club
1-2-3-4; All-State Choir
4; Junior Play; Senior Play;
District SC 4; State SC 4;
Scholarship 3; Miss Wol
verine.
DORIS BLACKMORE
P&G Staff 2-3-4; Fine Arts
3; Chorus 2; FHA 1.
DAN GOSNEY
Athletics 3-4; " B" Club
3-4; Junior Play; Senior
Play.
WNNE SOWER
P&G Staff 4; Athletics 2-3;
Junior Play; Senior Play.
�JERRY HAGA
Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club
2-3-4.
EVERETT BURCH
Athletics 2-3-4; "B"
Club 2-3-4.
BONNIE CUNDIFF
Wolverine Staff 2-3; P&G
Staff 2-3-4; Fine Arts 3;
Chorus 2; Pep Club 2-3-4.
LUCILLE CUNDIFF
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4;
P&G Staff 1-2-3-4; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4; Library 1;
FHA 1; Junior Play; Sen
ior Play; Scholarship 2-3;
Citizenship 2; Salutatorian.
JERRY BOWERS
Fine Arts 2; Athletics 1-2-
3-4; "B" Club 3-4.
KEITH JAMES
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3;
P&G Staff 2-3; Class Re
porter 3; Library 3-4;
Scholarship 1-3; Athletics 3.
�ADRIAN MURRAY
Wolverine Staff 2-3-4;
SC 4; Athletics 2-3-4; "B"
Club 3-4; Senior Play.
CATHERINE CUNDIFF
KATHRYNE HAYES
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4;
P&G Staff 1-2-3-4, As
sistant Editor 3, Editor 4;
Cheerleader 2 -4; Fine
Arts 2-3; SC 3; SC Secre
tary 3; Class Reporter 1-
2-3; Chorus 2; Library 2;
FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-
4; Junior Play; Senior Play;
Homecoming Queen 3;
Prom Queen 4.
GARY FORSYTHE
Fine Arts 2-3; Athletics
1-2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4;
Junior Play; Senior Play.
MARTIN MORRISON
P&G Staff 1; Wolverine Staff
1-2; Chorus 1-2; Library 3;
Athletics 2-3; "B" Club 2-3.
ALVINA BOX
Pep Club 1-3-4; Fine Arts
1; Chorus 1; FHA 1; Jun
ior Play.
�RICHARD EVANS
SC 3-4; Class Vice Presi
dent 3; Athletics 4; "B"
Club 4; Prom King 4.
LARRY MULLEN
P&G Staff 4; SC 3-4; SC
President 4; Class President
2-3; Athletics 2-3-4; "B"
Club 2-3-4; Junior Play;
Senior Play.
NINA POWELL
Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4,
Assistant Editor 3, Editor
4; P&G Staff 1·3-4; Fine
Arts 2; Ubrary 2-3; FHA
1; Pep Club 1-2-3·4; Pep
Club S�cretary 2-3; Junior Play; Citizenship 2;
Homemaker of Tomorrow 4.
GEORGIA DUNCAN
Wolverine Staff 3; P&G
Staff 3-4; Cheerleader 3;
Fine Arts 2; Library 2-3-4;
Class Secretary 2; Pep Club
2·3-4; Pep Club Secretary
4; Junior Play.
JACK HAGA
Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club
3-4.
FRED KESSELRING
Fine Arts 1; Athletics 2-3-
4; "B" Club 2-3-4.
�TOP ROW -Lonne S. , Paul D. , Dan G. , Fred K. , Keith]. , Rupert A. , LarryM. , Do
nald G.
BOTTOM ROW - Jetta C. , Nina P. , Kay W. , Donna T. , Wylena H. , Jerolene
P. , Leroy W.
HISTORY
We, members of the Senior Class, entered the first grade in the memorable
fall of 1947. Mrs. Caldwell taught most of us our ABC's and how to sit still.
Al
though it was tough, most of us made it on to the second grade.
By that time we were pretty well acquainted. Mrs. Mohney started the school
year With us only to turn it over toMiss Green for the rest of the term. Marvin Lewis,
Emma Edwards, Billy Carpenter, and Arlene Harris joined the gang that year.
Our third grade year, with Miss Lucas andMrs. Falican as teachers -wewill all
remember.
There was lots to learn that year, poems, and even jokes.
As that was
the year the rural schools consolidated, we bad a few more join the troop - Judy Gil
bert, Alden Naranjo, Doris Blackmore, Gerald Ludwig, Katherine Stahl, Bonnie
Cundiff, and Lucille Cundiff.
Leroy Webber and Everett Burch left us .
The business of learning, was old stuff after promotion into the fourth grade.
Mrs . Kelley sat behind the teacher's desk to start us out in our geography and science
lessons.
Everyone felt quite important that year. We contributed to the fish pond
at the scboo� carnival, and were permitted to attend the home football games.
Barbara Norman from Amarillo, Texas, and Barbara Stephens from Denver en
tered.
Barbara Stephens also left that year.
Our fifth grade wasn't much different from our fourth grade. We had the same
teacher and dug a little deeper into the subjects.
Georga Russell from Ignacio and
TonyMascarenas were our only new entries in the class that year.
Nina Powell left.
�Entering our sixth grade, the first year of junior high, we were old veterans of
this thing they call learning. Mrs Parks was to give us our instructions that year.
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History was really flung at us, but we made it through in spite of it. We lost two
Katherine Stahl left us, and Bobby Lindly from
members and gained two that year.
Durango joined us and left again after a few weeks.
Kathryne Hayes from Carlsbad,
New Mexico, obtained membership.
To be able to say we were seventh graders sounded pretty good to us. We learned
quite a bit about the Hopi Indians, and even had our teacher, Mrs. Jenkins, show us
how to carve Ka China dolls. We acquired a terrarium and different members of the
class contributed to it.
A few brought water snakes which got loose in the room and
were never found. We had a salamander for whom we gathered snails regularly
every morning.
A few boys also learned that going on "STRIKE" only meant long
division problems for punishment.
Our class welcomed four new members - Vicki
Gilmore, Tommy Evans, and WilfredMartinez, only to lose all three soon. Gary
Forsythe evidently felt he was tough enough to stay with us.
The eighth and last year of grade school saw us looking up to Mrs
teacher.
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Crowell as
NinaPowell returned, and the class became acquainted with Stella Mar
quez, from Denver, and Johnny Salazar.
Our enrollment increased that year with
the Moss school children coming to Bayfield.
Jerry Bowers and Drue Dye came,
along with Jack and Jerry Haga, whom everyone was always calling the wrong name.
Our graduation atMesa Verde was the highlight of the year.
All but one attended,
and everyone truly enjoyed himself.
The
Enjoyment was laid aside now as the entering freshmen endured initiation.
moon was bright that night, but most of us saw more stars, whipped green sour cream,
and vinegar than we did moonlight. We were served with great delicacies such as
punch ( ?) and raw egg sandwiches.
school hop in our honor.
Our rolling stomachs were soothed by a high
Class parties were enjoyed by all that year, thanks to some
of the mothers of the members. We celebrated the last day of school by having a
horseback ride.
Entering with us on our new trail in high school life, were Marvin
Arnold, Bonnie Luke, Phyllis Heffington and Alvina Box.
Four, who finished the
eighth grade with us, but did not enter the ninth, were Stella Marquez, Drue Dye,
Jetta Cooper, and WilfredMartinez.
As sophomores, we had the pleasure of welcoming the freshmen into high school.
Our initiation helped let off a little steam that had been accumulating during the past
year.
To help our financial situation, Mrs. Hopkins, our sponsor for the second year,
helped us pick movies to have every other Friday.
There were a few class parties
during the year, and a horseback ride on the last day of school. We were to gain two
new class members, Kenneth Vaughan from Rifle, and Georgia Duncan from Norwood.
Everett Burch returned from Ignacio after being gone for a few years. Phyllis Heffing
ton left us to go to Texas.
There was much to look forward to our junior year - choosing our rings, and om
play -
Custers' Last Stand. " We sponsored the Christmas dance, a great success.
The Junior-Senior Banquet andProm was given withParadise of the Deep as the
theme.
Bob Wegher's band played.
Richard Evans from San Gabriel, California,
joined us and two old classmates returned, Alvina Box and Phyllis Heffington.
Edwards and Jerolene Percell, two long time classmates, left.
directed us through the perilous moments.
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Emma
Again, Mrs. Hopkins
�Our senior and last year for many of us is really the year we'll remember.
Johnny Salazar and Georgia Duncan left us and we added three more new members,
Ron Luttig from Lewisville, Nebraska, and Catherine Cundiff from Pagosa Springs,
and Jerolene Percell from Durango.
The number is now standing at twenty-nine,
the largest graduating class B. H.S. has had, and we are eagerly looking forward to
receiving diplomas.
Twelve who started together will finish together.
They are Everett Burch, Paul
Davenport, Dan Gosney, Donald Grush, Keith James, fred Kesselring, Martin Mor
rison, Adrian Munay, Larry Mullen, Jerolene Percell, Nina Powell, and Lonn.e. Sowe.r.
Looking into the future, we have our dance to sponsor, our play to choose, our
trip to plan, (ready Mr. Ferrick?), and most outstanding of all, our graduation to
attend.
We hope that those who follow us through the halls of B. H.S. w ill find their
"Moments To Remember" as pleasant as those of the class of '59.
WILLS
I, DORIS BLACKMORE ,
I, JERRY BOWERS,
will my lovely smile to Jimmy Pierson.
will my curly h air to Les; his head looks like a mosquito
skating rink.
I, ALVINA BOX,
will my "peroxided" hair to Karen Powell.
I, EVERETT BURCH,
will my "crazy talks" to anybody who digs it.
I, BONNIE CUNDIFF,
will my excess weight to Ruth Hotz.
I, CATHERINE CUNDIFF,
will my happiness to anyone who can take it away from me.
I, LUCILLE CUNDIFF,
will my ability to get along with Les to Georgiana.
I, PAUL DAVENPORT,
will my height to Harvey C., Kenny M., and Bill M. , 25"
each.
I, RICHARD EVANS,
will my ability to get along with Les Starbuck to anyone who
w ants it.
I, GARY FORSYTHE,
I, JUDY GILBERT,
w ill my weight to Bill Mars (use it in football, Bill).
will my seat in chorus to Judy Mac; quit flirting w ith Mr. Ha
vens and get to singing.
I, DAN GOSNEY,
will my sideburns to Gene Berry.
I, DONALD GRUSH,
will my long eye lashes to James Huntington.
I, JACK HAGA,
will my Saturday night parties to David Glenn.
I, JERRY HAGA,
will my football suit to John Kugle.
I, KATHRYNE HAYES,
will my long fingernails to Lorene C.
Watch out, they're
dangerous.
I, PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON,
will my sunny disposition to Sharon Hickman.
�I, KEITH JAMES,
will my seat in World History to any freshman who wants it.
I, FRED KESSELRING,
will my flattop haircut to Leonard Tanner.
I, GERALD LUDWIG,
will my cigarette snipes to my small relative.
I, RON LUTTIG,
will all my worldly words to all underclassmen.
I, MARTIN MORRISON,
will my bad grades and high pitched voice to Richard Snodgrass.
I, LARRY MULLEN,
will my first grade picture to Mrs. Parks.
I, ADRIAN MURRAY,
will my height to Jimmy Pierson.
I, BARBARA NORMAN,
will my lost weight to Judy McVicker.
I, JEROLENE PERCELL,
will my dimples to Zelta Newton (she thinks she needs a cou
ple more).
I, NINA POWELL,
will my temper to Jane Sower (use it next year).
I, WNNE SOWER,
will my ambi o
I, KENNETH VAUGHAN,
will my baskt\tball ability to Big Daddy (Leonard Tanner).
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o rtudy to Donald Blackmo<e.
PROPH ECY
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It is the year 1969, and the B. H. s. Class of '59 are having a class reunion.
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Everybody had to go to the hospital before the reunion to visit KENNETH
VAUGHAN, where he is recovering from a sprained thumb which he received
while defending his world championship in Tiddly Winks against the leading
contender, GARY FORSYTHE.
His nurse has been his old classmate, DORIS
BLACKMORE, and his doctor is WNNE SOWER, who is a sprained thumb specialist.
JUDY GILBERT and BARBARA NORMAN, two of the country's top singers,
will sing their newest hit, which their manager says will be their biggest hit yet.
LARRY MULLEN, now a big Texas sheepman, while flying to Bayfield,
�read in the paper that his stewardess, JEROLENE PERCELL, gave him, that
KEITH JAMES had lost in the race fc. Senator for the third straight time.
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campaign manager, PAUL DAVENPORT, cannot see why KEITH only gets
three votes each election.
JACK and JERRY HAGA, DAN GOSNEY, and JERRY BOWERS were recently
reacued from the Pacific O cean, where they lit after their fifth tmSuccessful
try to he the first men on the moon.
They were rescued by DONALD GRUSH,
the new Commander of the Coast Guard.
The three CUNDIFFS, BONNIE, LUCILLE, and CATHERINE, drove up in
their three Cadillacs from their ranch inMexico, The Rancho El Cundiff.
The food for the party was donated by FRED KESSELRING, who recently
pwchased the Bayfield LockerPlant with back pay.
The food was delivered
by his number one delivery boy, MARTINMORRISON.
KATHRYNE HAYES and GEORGIA DUNCAN, the new janitors at B. H.S.
have signed a contract to clean up the gym after the reunion.
ADRIAN MURRAY recently took over his Uncle Arthw's TV Dancing Show.
O ne of his dancing teachers is another B. H. s. graduate, ALVINA BOX.
Patrolman EVERETT BURCH and hotrodder NINAPOWELL were late because
Judge RO N LUTTIG had summoned them to court for dragging on Main Street.
RICHARD EVANS, PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON, and GERALD LUDWIG flew in
from Hawaii where their oil company finally struck something; but it was only a
false alarm, because it was only the Pacific Ocean.
All in all, a good time was had by everyone and another reunion was
planned in ten years.
��Bill Newton
Earlena Cramer
Janice Luttig, Paul Evans. Hazel Ann McCoy, Clement Frost, Lorene Caviggia.
Wayne Kingsley, Janet Sower, Gene Berry, Roberta Lippert, Tom Beuten.
Betty Weddle, Irwin Taylor, Mardella Sower, TomMiller, Carolynne Mcintyre.
Linda Duncan, Tom Wells, Georgiana Kugle, JulianMartin, Rosalie Krukenmeier.
��BillMars,
Beverly Hunin gton,
Margaret Tate,
Jimmy Pierson.
Kenny Mullen,
Karen Powell,
JudyMcVicker,
John Kugle.
Harvey Cundiff,
Phillip Stock,
Caroline Hickman,
Maryeona Yazzie,
Unda Law,
Sally Gilbert,
Leonard Tanner.
Marlene Hayes.
��Danny Weddle,
Donna Reed,
Larry Forsythe,
June Beaty,
Gary Tulin,
Jimmy Davenport
Orlan Box
Ray Frost
Zelta Newton,
Donald Blackmore,
John McKinnis,
S haron Hickman,
ChrisMartin,
Ruth Hotz,
Charlie Cundiff.
Gene Beaver.
James Huntington,
Janet Morrison,
Richard Snodgrass.
David Glenn,
Vivian Rathjen,
Norman Nichols.
Evelyn Rathjen,
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Mrs. Crowell
DalePenwell, Shirley Sower, Sharon Holt, Joe Archuleta, Elaine Hughes.
Frances Wells, Tommy Ancell, Lila Cundiff, Leslie Glover, Don Lee Gosney.
Mary Taylor, Mike Bowers, WandaPhillips, Reynel Lucero, Gail Stagelman.
Linda McConnel, Sammy Noble, Nancy Hotz, Vernon Kingsley, Celina Gilbert.
linda Zellner, Jeffrey Loring, Tillie Tafoya, Jerry McKinnis, Marilyn Berry.
�7TH GRADE
Mr. Lloyd, Sondra Blalock, Eddy Hughes, Nancy Smyth, Johnny Cundiff.
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Sammy Pinnecoose, Dolores Cavender, Paul Luttig, Charlene McNew, Bobby Stock.
Gene Samuels, Nancy Brown, Alva Weeks, Sharon Sower, Leonard Archuleta.
Arnold Archuleta, Diane Powell, Sidney Samuels, Kathy Hickman, Tommy Archuleta.
Sammie Davison, Frances Lowe, Gary Shupe, Selma Snodgrass, Leroy Beaver.
�6TH GRADE
Mrs . Lloyd
Arthur Tubbs, JudyMcConnel, Pat Hayes, LaWand Safley, Michael Mickey, Sharon Richards.
Marilyn Montgomery, Billy Holder, Darlene Law, Russell VanCamp, Lenta Mae Glover, Dennis
V aughn.
Vernon Sower, Joyce Morrison, Dickie Trimble, Jeanne Lowe, Clayton Ludwig, Cheryl McCoy.
Susan Martin, Stewart McCoy, Karen Huntington, Douglas Snow, Linda Tanner, Paul Gilbert.
Sandra Elliott, Ernie Zellner, Nancy Peterson, Richard Townsend, Sophia James, Linda Cundiff
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Terry Mankins, James Cundiff, Sharon Smith, Mark Stevens. Bruce Sauer
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Catherine Hasstedt, Gene Naranjo, Leslie LewlS, Eldine Berry, John Tafoya.
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Donnalee McCoy, Ronnie Miller, Harvey Hickman, Cheryl Tanner, Clyde Box.
Sally Davison, David Blalock, Glen Grush, Jannet Heinz, Walter Sapp.
�5TH GRADE
Mrs . Pinckert
Phyllis Snooks
Pita Archuleta, Fred Stock, Chrissie Dye, Robert Taylor, Molly Archuleta.
Johnny Caviggia, Monte Wommer, DavidMartinez, Bill Beaty, Cecil Mars.
Eddie Garcia, Robert Tubbs, Burt Wilmer, Pat Newton, BruceMcDaniel.
James Forsythe, Rudy Archuleta, Eddie Archuleta, Lee Penwell, Wayne Cundiff.
�4TH GRADE
Mrs. Folsom
Judy Hayes
Charlene Lowe, Gary Vaughan, Sandra Hasstedt, Larry Davenport, Vicki Parks.
Linda Reed, Jack Mitchell, Roseanne Wells, Guy Lewis, Shirley Weaver.
Margaret Sanchez, Steven McDaniel, Betsy VanCamp, Charles McNew, Patty Townsend.
Mary Ellen Lucero, Arthur Huntington, Judy Loring. Tommy Davis, Christine Cavender.
Unda May Grove, Donnie Snooks, Darlene Frost, Stanley Wilmer, Connie Carter.
�4TH GRADE
Mrs. Stagelman, Kenneth Tubbs
Arthur Langfitt, Corleen Rael
Luellie Archuleta, Howard Hickman, Bruce Warren, Barney Dunn, Shirley Lippert.
Elsie Sanchez, Leroy Tafoya, Roy Cavender, Johnnie Tuttrow, Linda Heinz.
Dixie Frost, Ronald Snow, Jerry Wells, Donnie Cundiff, Dona Frost.
�3RD GRADE
Mrs. Ostwald, Billy Stagelman, Beverly Beaver, Joe D. Fahrion, Sarah Cavender, Walter Elliott.
Ross Gosney, Betty Newton, Gary Tanner, Pat Samuels, Louise Lucero, Sam Tafoya.
Marie Cundiff, Steve Ancell, Carol Lucero, Billy Sapp, Gloria Archuleta, MlllTay Ludwig.
Tom Mitchell, Johnetta Magee, Jeny Abernathy. June Box. Ubaldo Archuleta, Joreen Bosse.
Lora Lee Dunn, Raymond Lucero, Lorna Wommer, John White, Coleen Trimble, Gene Valdez.
Fred Luttig, Rosemary Richards, Teny Naranjo, Jeannie Harper, Dan Behan, Judy Mankins.
�2ND GRADE
Mrs. Cockreham
Bruce Brown
Louis Wiebe, Roberta Warczak, Roderick Grove, Lucille Hasstedt, Sammy Tate.
Patricia Venuti, Shila Glover, Verdon Amon, Charlotte Blackmore, Corliss Taylor.
Le Roy Sanchez, Rita Jo Sauer, Charles McKinnis, Dennis Weeks, Denise Thompson.
Laurie Penwell, Melvin Cundiff, Dale Archuleta, Raymond Valdez, Deborah Zellner.
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�1ST GRADE
Mrs . Broomell
Jerry Clifton, Cynthia Carter, Ronnie Frost, Susan Beaty, Fred Elliott, Theresa Lloyd.
Charlotte Cundiff, Jerry Sanchez, Paula Davis, Pat Fahrion, Loleet Box, Dalen Stevens.
Roy Hayes, Carol Grush, Jeff Magee, Janie LOu Comyford, Stanley Smith, Lois Ann Martinez.
Linda Archuleta, Butch Snow, Vicki Garcia, Bill Tanner, Merry Law, Neva Uptain.
John Mankins, Mary Ancell, Kenneth Wiebe, Nonna Blackmore, Gary Rinker, Miriam Abernathy.
��Barbara, Judy G. , Kathryne, Jerol�ne, Phyllis, Lucille, Rosalie, Judy Me., Donna,
Diane, Lorene, Betty, Janice, Jimmy, Tommy B., Wayne, Paul, Adrian, Harvey.
THE WOLVERINE
Editor
Assistant Editor
NINA POWELL
JANET SOWER
�PURPLE AND GOLD
Barbara, Judy G. , Georgia, Nina, Jerolene, Doris, Bonnie, Phyllis, Lucille, Larry, Lo
rene, Judy Me., Donna, Zelta, June, Diane, Mardella, Janet, Rosalie, Betty, Lonne,
Ruth, Evelyn, Judy L., Roberta, Vivian, Georgiana, Philipp.
Editor
Assistant Editor
KATHRYNE HAYES
HAZEL ANN McCOY
�PEP CLUB
Kathryne Hayes, Judy Gilbert, Doris Blackmore, Nina Powell, Georiga Duncan, Bonnie
Cundiff, Jerolene Percell, Phyllis Heffington, Lucille Cundiff, Alvina Box, Mardella
Sower, Ruth Hotz, Linda Duncan, Margaret Tate, Lorene Caviggia, Judy McVicker, Don
na Reed, Zelta Newton, Janet Sower, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Georgiana Kugle, Hazel Ann
McCoy, Mrs. Parks, June Beaty, Betty Weddle, Carolynne Mcintyre, Sally Gilbert,
Diane Hayes, Judy Lincoln, Barbara.Norman, Roberta Lippert, Sharon Hickman, Karen
Powell, Caroline Hickman, Jeu�ice Luttig.
"B" CLUB
Richard Evans, Fred Kesselring, Martin Morrison, Jack Haga, Jerry Haga, Jerry Bowers,
Ron Luttig, Everett Burch, Ray Frost, Wayne Kingsley, Clement Frost, Leonard Tanner,
Dan Gosney, Irwin Taylor, Lester Starbuck, Tommy Beuten, Gene Berry, Adrian Murray,
Tommy Miller, Gary Forsythe, Larry Mullen. (Kenneth Vaughan not shown)
�STUDENT COUNCIL
President --- - - - - ----- -- - - - -
LARRY MULLEN
Vice President ----------- - - - - RICHARD EVANS
Secretary ----------- - ---- BARBARA NORMAN
Treasurer ---- - ------ - ----- LEONARD TANNER
Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
MR . FERRICK
REPRESENTATIVES
Senior -- ------- - -- - -- - - - -- RON and PAUL
Junior ----- -- - - - - - - - -- GENE and GEORGIANA
Sophomore--------------- HARVEY and ANITA
Freshman--- ------- --- -- - - J UNE and EUGENE
" B" Club----- - -------- -- -------ADRIAN
Pep Club---- -- --- --- - - --- -- - -- PHYLLIS
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Bayfield, Colorado
Dry Goods, Feeds
Meats, Vegetables, Fruits
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''We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations
to the Seniors of 1958-59
Our Best Wishes for a
Successful and Faithful Future"
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DURANGO MUSIC
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Durango, Colorado
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Bayfield, Colorado
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Bayfield, Colo.
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960 2nd Avenue
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Durango, Colorado
SCHLUTER FLORAL SHOP
700 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
Phone CH 7-331
Phone TUcker 4-2580
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INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE
Former Los Pinos Cafe
COMPANY
"We Satisfy Your Wants"
Bayfield, Colorado
Insurance
Loans
816 Main
Phone CH 7-1555
THE BIG CORRAL
KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO.
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TUcker 4-2614
Saddle Horses
Pack Trips
GUY R. SHUPE AND SONS
Post Office
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Bayfield, Colorado
MA HELLER RESORT
Compliments of
On Beautiful Lake Vallecito
DURANGO RECAP CO.
Modern Cabins, Boats and Motors
801 Second Ave.
Electric Kitchens
Phone CH7-1311
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Bayfield, Colorado
VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE
Vallecito Lake, Colorado
STICK AND LORRAINE FOSTER
Bayfield, Colorado
Durango, Colorado
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
Feeds and Supplies
Durango, Colorado
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Best Used Cars 1n the Basin
Low Overhead Passed
FILLING STATION
on to Our Customers
Real Service
Bayfield, Colorado
CARMACK MOTOR
Highway 1 60
THE REED BROTHERS
East of Durango
DURANGO AUTO DEALERS ASS'N
Your local franchised new
PARKS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
car dealer whose investment
in the community as sure s you
of quality and continuing ser
vice.
BURRESS MOTORS, INC.
Buick IHC
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DeSoto, Plymouth
LAPLATA MOTORS, INC.
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1405 Logan St.
Denver 3, Colorado
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South of Durango
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Bayfield, Colorado
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1965
WOLVERINE
����1965
WOLVERINE
TH IS YEAR THE AN NUAL STAFF HAS STRIVED
TO BRING TO THE STUDENTS OF B.H.S. A
REPRESENTATION OF THE LIFE THAT THEY, AS
STUDENTS, LIVE ... WE HOPE THAT YOU EN
JOY THIS WOLVERINE, YOUR YEARBOOK.
JAN ET HE INZ, EDITOR
Bayfield High School
Bayfield, Colorado
�COOKS
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Arnspiger, Mrs. Hotz, Mrs. Montgomery
PERSONNEL
Mr. Phelps
MR. T URNER
Spanish I, II
English I, II
Mr.
orman
Secretary
Mr. Ryan
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�"Parting is such sweet sorrow." This depends upon the circum
stances. To you as seniors or other students,
f'
ing upon a new adventure o Life.
you are embark
You are putting the past
behind you as a stepping stone and allowing someone else to
make a greater achievement in your stead.
Your ambitions are beginning to be realized in some small
numbers,
but it has been brought about mostly by your hard
labor and your ability to carry any project to its completion.
It will be hard to realize next year that you will have gone to
greater fields because I have watched many of you "increase
in wisdom and in favor with God and Man."
Superintendent
ADMINISTRATION
To the Senior Class of 1965 I would like to ex
tend my congratulations. Completing high school
has many and varied meanings to each of you. To
some it is not an end to formal education,
but is
rather a "jumping off place" to go on to college
and a life1 s work which is still some time ahead of
you. To others it is the starting point for an imm
ediate beginning of your life's �ork. To all of
you,
however, I sincerely hope that it will not
mean the end of the opportunity to learn,
but
rather that it will have been only one phase of
learning in your lives,
ceed in a better,
and that now you can pro
more mature way to learn even
more throughout the years ahead,
no matter what
your work or where you are.
To the Class of 1965--in fact,
to all of our
fine students--may you always strive to be a pos
itive,
considerate,
fonvard-looking persons. You
will never regret the effort.
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Principal
�I\1rs. Fran e:; Tubbs, First Grade
Mildred Mobb:;, Fourth Grade
Mrs. E\·clyn Crowell, Junior High 1ath
Mrs. Theba Cockreham, Second Grade
Mrs. Ila Ostawald, Third Grade
Mrs. Edith Abbott, Fifth Grade
Mrs. Janette Smart, Sixth Grade
Mr. John Snell, Band - Chorus
Mrs. Janice James, Librarian
�1r. James
High School History
Head Football Coach
Mr. Knapp
7-8 ocial Studies
7 Science
Assi::;tant Football Coach
Basketball Coach
FACULTY
Miss Campbell
8 Science
High School Sc.iences
Geometry
Mr. Law
High School 1ath
Chemistry
H. S. Boys P. E.
Mrs. Vigil
High School Business Courses
High School Girls P. E.
Mr. Willborn
Jr. & Sr. English
Speech
Reading
Publications
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�LINDA TANNER
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BEV TURNER
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TOWNSEND
ERNIE ZELLNER
JUDI McCONNEL
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DAVID LEDBETTER
KARE
HUNTI GTON
RONNIE
MILLER
RAEDENE DAVIS
BILL HOLDER
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MO TGOMERY
PAUL GILBERT
NANCY PETERSON
WALLACE WADE
SOPHIA JAMES
DICK TRIMBLE
�DARLENE LAW
DENNIS PATTON
JUDY PAXTO
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LINDA CUNDIFF
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�A CY SMYTH
DALE K IGHT
Talk about fierce headaches!!
Do I HAVE to eat my oatmeal?
SUZA
MARTIN
Cousin Lilly?!!
SENIORS PRESENT "Every Fam.ily Has One"
LENTA GLOVER
JOYCE MORRISON
JO CUNDIFF
�LINDA CUNDirF
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Charm; 1; Business Club3,4; Publi
cations1,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary
Treasurer4; Junior Play; Student Council3; P. E. 2,
4; Office 4.
RAEDE, E DAVIS
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice- President
3; 1ixed Choru I, 2; Girls Glee4; Student Council
2; Business Club3,4; Business Club Vice- President
3; Publications1,4; Busine::;s Manager4; Junior Play;
Office3,4.
PAUL GILBERT
Football1, 2,3,4; Ba::;ketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2;
Track3; B Club1, 2,3,4; Science Club3; Cia::;::;
Play3,4; B.H.S.1, 2,3,4.
LE ITA GLOVER
B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; G1rls Glee3,4; Pep
Club3,4; Science Club3.
13ILL HOLDER
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Football1, 2,3,4; Basketball
Manager1, 2,3,4; Track 1, 2; Play3,4; Junior Presi
dent; Student Council 4; Student Body President4;
Dititnct Student Council Vice-President4; Science
Club3,4; Science Club Vice-President4; B Club I,
2,3,4.
ELWOOD HOWE
B. H.S. 2,3,4; Football 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 2,
3,4; Business Club4.
KARE HU TINGTON
B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Senior Secretary-Treasurer; Pep
Club1, 2,3,4, President4; Business Club3,4;
Library Science1, 2; Football Homecoming Queen
4; Girls P. E. 2,3,4; Business Achievement Day 2,
3.
SOPHIA JAMES
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Student Council!; Class Reporter
4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Library
Science I, II, III; Girls P.E.3,4; Business Achieve
ment Day 2; Majorette3,4; Junior Play; Purple
Gold4.
DALE K IGHT
B.H.S.1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus1, 2,3.
RON IE MILLER
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3;
Basketball l, 2,3,4; Track1,3,4; Student Council
3,4; B. Club1, 2,3,4; B Club President4; Business
Club3,4; Publications3,4; Colorado Boys State3;
Junior Play; Senior Play.
JOYCE MORRISO
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Chorus1, 2,3;Girl::; Glee3,4; Pep
Club1; Busine::;::; Club4; Teachers Assistant 4;
Library Science 2.
JUDI McCONNEL
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3;
Girl::; Glee 2,4.
CHERYL McCOY
B. H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; :--uxed Chorus 2,
3; All tate Choir 2; Madrigal4; Science Club Secre
tary3; Junior Secretary ; Busines Club3,4; Junior
Play; Senior Play; Publicatwns1, 2; Girls Glee4;
Fine Arts4.
JUDY PAYTON
B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Library Sc.ic.nce 1,4; :.1ixed Chorus
3; Teachers A::;sistant4; FTA4.
ANCY PETERSON
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Busine::;::; Club3,
4; SciencC; Club3; Junior Play; Senior Play; P. h. 4;
Publications4.
A CY SMYTH
B.H.S.l, 2,3,4:Purple&: Goldl;Choru·l;Girl::; Glee
2; Annual 2; Pep Club3,4.
VERNON SOWER
B. H. S.1, 2,3,4; Senior President; Football1, 2,3,
4; Football Captain4; B Club l, 2,3,4; Track 3, 4;
Student Council Vice-President 2; Publications 2;
Class Play3; Sergeant of Arms of B Club 2,4.
LINDA TAN ER
Valedictorian; B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4;
Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Fre hman
President; Sophomore Secretary; Busines Club4;
International Relations Club3,4; 1odel U. . As
sembly 2,3; ational Honor Society 2,3,4; 1ixed
Chorus1; Publications3; Purple&: Gold Editor3;
Homecoming Attendant3.
DARLENE LAW
B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Chorus1, 2,3; Pep Club1, 2,4; P.E.
3,4; Senior Play.
RICHARD TOW SEND
B. H. S.1, 2,3,4; Football l,4; Band1,3,4; Annual4;
BusinC;ss Club 4; cience Club4; Student Council
2,4; 1ixed Choru::;3.
DAVID LEDBETTER
B.H.S. 3,4; Football3,4; B Club3,4; Junior Play;
Senior Play; Track 4; P. E. 4.
DICK TRIMBLE
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Band1, 2,3,4; Dance Band1; F.T.
A. 4; Science Club3; Publications 4; Football I.
SUZA MARTI
Salutatorian; B.H. S. l, 2,3,4;Pep Clubl,3,4;Cheer
leader3,4; Student Council 3; Freshman Secretary;
Business Club3,4; Business Club President3; Inter
national Relations Club3,4; Model U. . Assembly
3; Mixed Chorus1; Publications3; Wolverine Editor
3; District 7 Typing Champion3.
1ARILY MO TGOMERY
B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Publications1; Pep Club1,2,3,4;
Business Club4; Senior Play; Mixed Chorus I,3;
Girls Glee. 4; Assistant Teacher 4.
WALLACE WADE
B.H.S.3,4; Football!; Basketball3; Track3; Jun
ior Play; Usher for Queen and Attendant· 4; B Club
4.
ER IE ZELLNER
B.H. .1, 2,3,4; B Club1, 2,3,4. LC . 4. Lrg. at
Arms3; Football l, 1,3.4; All Conft;renn. t:L'.
Team4; Capt. 4: Track2,3,4: Basketba I 1,2,3,4:
Ba eball l,2,3; Bus. Club3,4, Pres. 4: Publi
cations3; Jr. Play.
IS PATIO
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B.H. S. 4.
�Senior Class Offi cers and Sponsors
Changing Classes
Senior Sportsmen in Ad:ion
Slumber Parties! !
Seniors minus 5 years
14
�CLASSES
�Bruce Sauer
Donnalee McCoy
David Martinez
Molly Archuleta
CHOICE
Glen Grush
Catherine Hasstedt
Burt Wilmer
Chrissie Dye
Fred Stock
Vanda Arnold
JUNIORS
16
Harvey Hickman
Phyllis Wilson
Pat Denton
Donna Clark
�Eddy Garcia
Dennis Peabody
Mark Stevens
James Cundiff
Johnny Caviggia
Elaine Berry
Terry Mankins
Jannet Heinz
Rudy Archuleta
James For sythe
C lyde Boy
Fun-loving class officers.
Bruce M cD aniels
Teddy Jack
�Jerry Wells
Tommy Davis
Larry Davenport
John Norton
Connie Carter
Patty Townsend
Billie Keller
Dixie Frost
Howard Hickman
Steve McDaniels
Stanley Wilmer
Donnie Snooks
18
Sue Atkins
Patty Phares
Shirley Lippert
Sandra Hasstedt
Judy Loring
Bill Payton
Sam Lucero
Monte Wemmer
�SOPH OMORES
'64-'65
Roseanne Wells
Luellie Archuleta
Ponch McNew
Linda Reed
Betsy Van Camp
Art Huntington
Wayne Cundiff
Sharon Jacobson
Doug Mann
Mary Ellen Lucero
Cecil Mars
Linda Heinz
Pam Johnston
Leaders of the Pack
19
�FRESHMEN
'64-'65
Judy Mankins
Raymond Lucero
Donna Wade
Marie Cundiff
Joe Fahrion
Donna Frost
Gary Tanner
Ross Gosney
Lorna Wommer
Robert Mobbs
Coleen Trimble
Beverly Beaver
Jerry Abernathy
20
�Chris Oles'
June Box
Sharon Rather
Dean Speer
Phyllis McKinnis
Bill S tagleman
Steve Ancell
Diane Bush
Donnie Cundiff
Ron Snow
�MR. AND MISS JR. HIGH
MIKE PEABODY
CARNIVAL ROYALTY
MURRAY LUDWIG
Carnival King
ROD EY FORSYTHE
Carnival Prince
VICKI TANNER
Carnival Princess
OT SHOWN
CARLEE CAMPBELL
Carnival Queen
22
BARBARA MciN ES
�GRADES
�M. Denton
M. Peabody
J
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,
S. Thompson
J. Clark
E. Chavez
Richards
C. Lucero
M. Lucero
F. Sanchez
D. Rather
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V. Amon
J. Harper
S. Glover
S. Tate
K.
P. McCoy
EIGH TH GRADE
M. Cundiff
C. Farley
24
L. Lucero
�Leroy
Sanchez
Sue Mobbs
Murray
Ludwig
Barbara Dye
Vernon
Kimball
Brook Jobes
Donna
Atkinson
Chuck
McKinnis
Libby
Bassett
Bob M cKee
David
Freestone
Lucille
Hasstedt
Norman
Jacques
Carleen
Campbell
Carl
Comyford
Sam Tafoya
Debbie
Zellner
Byron Frost
Rita Sauer
Louis Weibe
Chloe Keller
Barb Mcinnes
Bruce Brown
Vickie
Kimball
Dale
Archuleta
EIGHTH
GRADE
Denise
Thompson
Jan Ruwwe
Gloria
Archuleta
25
�Cundiff
McKee
Gmsh
Fahrion
Garcia
Box
Teller
Law
Martinez
Mankins
Abernathy
Speer
Wade
Medina
Atkinson
Ancell
Lucero
Carter
Stevens
Davis
Tmjillo
Jacobson
Lucero
Weibe
Phares
SEVENTH GRADE
MR. KNAPP
26
�G. Morris or
D. Krier
E. Romero
M. Chavez
R. Frost
B.
G. Stowell
P. Martinez
K. Reardon
V. Tanner
S. Heinz
K. Sitton
T. Wommer
G. Townsend
J. Comyford
B. Bush
C. Williams
L. Archuleta
SIXTH GRADE
orton
MRS. SMART
P. Lucero
D. Speer
D. Smart
M. Beaver
G. Sanchez
E. McCoy
K. Snow
C. Dye
M. McKee
D. Wheat
F. McKinne
M. Tafoya
R. Forsythe
E. Hasstedt
J. Stephenson
K. Jack
S. Wilmer
F. Wilbur
27
�June
Comyford
Judy
Sauer
Rickey
Campball
Larry
Stolworthy
Gary
Brown
Herbie
LePlatt
Wayne
Wiebe
Linda
Montgomery
Sparky
Bewley
Roderick
Williams
Joyce
Hammond
Britt
Bassett
Fred
Archuleta
Ronald
Williams
Rusty
Hag a
Denise
Atkinson
Stanley
Steele
Mitch
Fahrion
FIFTH GRADE
Carol
Cundiff
Bobby
McCoy
MRS. ABBOTT-TEACHER
Roger
Hertle
Louise
Dye
Steve
Garcia
Ronnie
Stowell
Karen
Trimble
Charles
Clark
28
Connie
Zellner
Clifton
Guest
Dennis
Sowards
Tom
Mankins
Debbie
Frost
Margaret
Wheat
�T. Morris
D.
Law
P. Sitton
D. Bush
D.
Sowards
R. SanchP7
E. Amon
C. Lester
M. Valdez
G. Romero
S. Sanisteven
G. Martinez
A. Gilbert
J. Atkins
Sowards
. Bewley
P.
C
Sowards
W. Freestone
FOURTH GRADE
TEACHER-MRS. MOBBS
L. Crone
C. Williams
Wade
V. Frahm
D.
P.
Morrison
P.
G. Buse
Steele
G. Box
29
P.
Ludw1g
B. Wilmer
]. Oles
P.
McKee
�Medlin
Archuleta
Buse
Romero
Neal
Stephenson
Jordan
Pope
Mcintyre
Sowards
Stolworthy
Lucero
McCoy
Hasstedt
Reardon
Thacker
Dye
Lucero
McKee
TH IRD GRADE
MRS. OSTAWALD - TEACHER
Williams
Kimball
Clark
Hertel
Abbott
Stevens
Clark
Krier
Krier
Sitton
Guest
Chaudler
Speer
Eaklor
30
�Lena
Sowards
Ricky
Willborn
Karen
Mcintyre
David
Sowards
Barbara
Burch
Brad
Brown
Carol
Brown
Bobby
Tuttrow
Cheryl
Frahm
Robert
Mankins
Shauna
Bewley
Micky
McNew
Linda
Williams
Roger
Kugle
Candice
Mobbs
Chester
McKinnis
Debra
McCoy
Jay
Wilmer
Shelly
Reardon
Rory
Moore
Cathy
Krier
Richard
Romero
Roberta
Archuleta
Ross
Martinez
Pearl
Sanchez
Edward
Lucero
Shannon
Bates
Dean
Cundiff
Gloria
Romero
Sarah
Lucero
SECOND GRADE
MRS. COCKREHAM-TEACHER
Claudia
Carter
Tommy
Tuttrow
31
�Tuttrow
Clark
Brown
Lucero
Lester
Rock
Mauldin
Lester
Frazzini
Williams
FIRST GRADE
McCoy
Hasstedt
Sowards
Lucero
Bates
Sanchez
MRS. TURIB'S
Morrison
Harper
Sowards
Eaklor
Lucero
Pope
Buse
Romero
Stephenson
Chaudler
Stafford
Wilbur
Cundiff
Montgomery
�INTERMEDIATE BAND
STANDING: Linda Archuleta, Marjorie Chavez, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Patty Sitton,
Rodney Forsythe, Evelyn Hasstedt, Susan Wilmer, Kathy Sitton, Vicki Tanner,
Sharon Heinz, Marjorie Beaver.
BE GINNING BAND
STANDING: Greg Box, Terri Wommer, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Rodrick Williams,
Bobby McCoy, Ronnie Stowell,. Ronald Williams, Dennis Law, Janet Atkins. Terry
Morris, Connie Zellner.
33
�ATHLETICS
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R1ght Guard
Ernie Zellner
Center
SENIOR PLAYERS
Bill Holder
Left Tackle
Richard Townsend
Right End
Paul Gilbert
Right Tackle
Elwood Howe
Left ha If-back
Vernon Sower
Defensive Center
Ronme Miller
Left Guard
36
�SCOREBOARD
us
THEM
Mission
14
0
Bloomfield
20
0
Dove Creek
18
0
Dolores
7
0
orwood
14
7
Mancos
6
16
Pagosa
3
26
Ignacio
8
13
Junior Players
Freshman Player
Sophomore Players
Homecoming Royalty
Season's Captains
37
�QUEEN
Karen Huntington
FOOT BALL H OMECOMING
ATTENDA T
Terry Mankins
OT SHOWN
ATTENDA T
Beverly Turner
38
�QUEEN
Terry Mankins
BASKET
HOME
BALL
COMING
ATTENDANT
ATTE DANT
Linda Tanner
Patty Townsend
39
�1965
SAN JUAN BASIN
"A" LEAGUE
CHAM PIONS
�Bill Holder, Mgrs. James Forsythe, Ronnie Miller, Ernie Zellner, Bruce Sauer, Paul Gilbert, Art Huntington,
Ross Gosney, Rudy Archuleta, Raymond Lucero, Coach Knapp.
"A" TEAM AND SCOREBOARD
HOME
THEY
46
44
60
58
71
82
80
39
61
51
56
47
-6
41
58
76
91
60
58
36
Pagosa
82
53
Ignacio
67
61
42
63
Ignacio
Mancos
Dove Creek
Pagosa
Dolores
Tournament Games
Dove Creek
41
�Joe Fahrion, Johnny Caviggia, Ciggy Garcia, Gary Tanner, Bill Stagleman, Jerry Abernathy, Howard Hickman,
Donnie Snooks, Steve Ancell, Coach Knapp.
"B" TEAM AND SCOREBOARD
Ignacio
Mancos
Dove Creek
Pagosa
Dolores
42
HOME
THEY
42
54
42
63
23
45
57
47
54
84
52
60
37
45
50
53
58
32
53
45
�"A" TEAM
Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Suzan Martin, Linda Tanner
CHEERLEADERS
"B" TEAM
Marie Cundiff, Linda Reed, Linda Heinz
43
�Byron Frost, Chloe Keller, Brook Jobes, Murray Ludwig, Sammy Tate, Mike Peabody, John Mankins, Pat
Fahrion, Vernon Kimball, Coach Knapp.
PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS
Mariam Abernathy, Sue Mobbs, Lois Martinez, Connie Farley, NOT SHOWN: Carol Grush and Libby Bassett.
44
�ORGANIZATIONS
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MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND
B.H .S. BANDS
DANCE BAND
�MAJORETTES
Molly Archuleta
Lorna Wommer
Head Majorette
Billie Jeanne Keller
BANNER CARRIERS
Luellie Archuleta
Mary Ellen Lucero
49
�GIRLS GLEE
STA.'DING: B. Keller. D. Frost. L. Glover, P. kKinnis, J. Box, R. Davis. R.
Wells. S. Uppert, D. Bush. J. Morrison. P. Wilson. Instructor-Mr. Snell.
SEATED: • L Archuleta L. \ 'ommer. D. Frost, M. Lucero. J. Loring. L. Archuleta,
E. Berry. P. Johnston. J. 1cConnel. D. Clark, M. Montgomery. C. McCoy.
.
MAD I GAL
Hasste t
S evens S. 'ilmer D. Snoo ks,
R. To'insetxl S.
tk'ns P. T ownsend, B. 'ilmer.
J. Heinz
Archuleta, P. Johnston, B. Keller,
S. Hasste
J .. 1cConnel. 'OT SH
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�STA DING: L. Heinz, C. Carter, D. McCoy, P. Me ·ew, R. Gosney, G. Tanner,
J. Caviggia, C. Garcia, C. Hasstedt, L. Archuleta. SEATED: R. Townsend, S.
Martin, Mrs. James, J. Heinz, B. Holder, T. Mankins, Mr. James, R. Miller, L.
Tanner.
B.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL
Bill Holder ................................................ President
Terry Mankins .. ........... ...... . . ........ .. ... ... .
Vice-President
Jannet Heinz .............................................. Secretary
This year B.H.S. Student Council has been a very efficient organization. Among
their projects were the sponsoring and organization of the Homecoming Parade and
Dance, The Christmas Program, and Spirit D ay.
President, Bill Holder, also served as District Vice-President this year.
51
�PERSPECTIVE F.T.A.
(Future Teachers of America)
A chapter of FTA has been started as of January, 1965. This organization is not yet
chartered but plans to apply for membership in the National FTA early next year. Mr.
Abbott sponsors this group.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
STANDING: Mr. Turner, Suzan Martin, Mark Stevens. SEATED: Donnalee McCoy,
Vanda Arnold, Pam Johnston, Linda Tanner.
52
�BUSINE SS CLUB
SEATED: Mrs. Vigil, Judy Mankins, Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Marie Cundiff,
Linda Cundiff, Nancy Peterson, Dixie Frost. 2ND ROW: Molly Archuleta, Richard
Townsend, James Forsythe, Ronnie Miller, Bruce Sauer, David Martinez, Suzan
Matin, Chrissie Dye. 3RD ROW: Radene Davis, Linda Tanner, Cheryl McCoy,
Marilyn Montgomery, Ernie Zellner, Sophia James, Joyce Morrison, Karen Huntington,
Linda Reed.
SCIENCE CLUB
SEATED: Steve Ancell, Raymone Lucero, Pam Johnston, Donnalee McCoy, Vanda
Arnold, Joe Fahrion. 2ND ROW: Robert Mobbs, Ciggy Garcia, Bill Holder, James
Cundiff, Bill Stagleman, Gary Tanner, Ross Gosney. 3RD ROW: Mr. Law, Donnie
Snooks, Jerry Abernathy, Larry Davenport, Bill Payton, Monte Wemmer, Miss
Campbell.
53
�"B" CLUB
SEATED: B. Wilmer, C. Garcia, J. Caviggia, G. Tanner, S. McDaniels, J. Forsythe,
R. Miller, R. Archuleta, D. Peabody, R. Gosney, G. Grush. 2ND ROW: J. Cundiff,
P. Gilbert, B. Sauer, W. Wade, C. Mars, A. Huntington, B. Holder, F. Stock, D.
Ledbetter, E. Zellner. 3RD ROW: D. Martinez, J. Wells, R. Townsend, D. Mann,
W. Cundiff, T. Davis, P. McNew, C. Box, Harvey Hickman, Howard Hickman,
Coach James.
B.H.S. PEP CLU B
1ST ROW: Nancy, Linda, Marilyn, Cheryl, Radene, Dixie, Nancy, Donnalee, M.
Pam, Mrs. Vigil. 2ND ROW: Beverly, Judy, Phyllis, D onna, Coleen, Diane,
Patty, Donna, June, Phyllis. 3RD ROW: Lenta, Phyllis, Catherine, Chrissie,
Connie, Patty, Sandra, Molly, Billie. 4TH ROW: Donna, Karen, Mary Ellen,
Elaine, Sue, Luellie, Shirley, Roseanne, Vanda, Sophia.
54
�What a coat!!
The Good Ole Days
Morning Wait
The Rummy Club
2 and 2 equal . . .
Typical?
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�"SPIRIT DAY"
A new tradition was begun at B.H. S. this year. It was sponsored by Student Council and was
named "Spirit Day" Students wore crazy outfits and original signs promoting school spirit. Students
were judged--Karen Huntington took first place this year. Spirit Day was held preceding the Bay
field-Pagosa game and proved to be a big success.
"Impartial Judge"
"Where was this picture taken?
"Spirit of the 20's"
"Quite a pair"
"Wipe 'em out!!!"
"Hi Babel"
"Dogpatch Beauty"
Modern Type
Cheerleaders
"Workers for the City"
�ACTIVITIES
��JUNIORS
SE IORS
Linda Tanner
James Forsythe
David Ledbetter
FAVORITES
CLASS
FRESHMEN
SOPHOMORES
Cecil Mars
Terry Mankins
Robert Mobbs
Luellie Archuleta
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Do nna Wade
�ALL-AROUND FAVORITES
Linda Tanner
Vernon Sower
MOST STUDIOUS
Bill Payton
Linda Tanner
BEST DANCERS
J annet Heinz
60
James Forsythe
�BEST LOOKING
Jannet Heinz
Gary Tanner
MOST ATHLETIC
Paul Gilbert
MOST FRIENDLY
Billy H older
Jannet Heinz
61
Terry Mankins
�"BLAH!!"
"Please don't feed the bears."
"Practice makes it perfect"
Did you say, "Out of season"?!!!
"Pepi"
"Typical?"
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"Yeah, yeah, yeah"
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����BAYFIELD
1950
HIGH
��·ThO annual stali• the student nod1•
and th• teachers of the Bayfield publiC
SchOOl dedicate th\S volUDle of o<'fhO
Wolverine" to a\1 those
~ubUc-roinded
~eo~le whO have labored so hard and
g;ven so gracioUS11 to brin& abOUt SChOOl
District ~umber lO
h~
to the firSt Board of Education of thiS ne..
district.
Franl< woromer, lr ...•••.... .President
cecil \II. sower .•.....••.•.•. secretJ>.r1
charlie B. cooper •..• • •.....Treasurer
��IN
MEMORIAM
WAYNE SMITH
Blue eyes, blond hair, an easy smile, and a winning personality.
A good scholar, cooperative, and friendly. The victim of acute
ascending paralysis on January 12, 1950.
��---~--
��A
MESSAGE
FROM
THE
SUPERINTENDENT
The school year of 1949-50 has broadened the vision of the community
with the enlarged responsibilities and privileges afforded by a larger and
better school district.
The late arrival of the "New School Buses," the death of one member
of the Junior Class, and the necessary closing of school due to Polio have
added some extra meaning to this year of schooling.
This Annual will serve to refresh our memories of the many
pleasures and associations as well as some difficulties endured by the
student body and teachers alike.
This Annual has been the result of the plans of the annual staff.
The ideas, expressions, and pictures serve as indicators of the thinking
of this group. As this goes to press, appreciation is expressed for the
patience, cooperativeness, and willingness of the select group who have
so ably combined the pages of this year's annual.
May this book be reviewed with ever-increasing pleasure as the
years come and go. May those whose pictures are found herein continue
to mount the stairs that lead to success, without undue difficulty.
����hi gh
MR. McCOLUM
MRS. JENKINS
Superintendent
Speech
Home Making
Algebra
Biology
school
MR. Me TAGGART
MR. HILTON
Music l-12th
American History
Coach
Bookkeeping
Typing I, II
faculty
MR. EVANS
Albegra
Chemistry
General Science
World History
Sociology
MRS. PETERSON
English I, II, ill
Spanish I, IT
��THE
YEAR
IN
REVIEW
School began September 12th with Mr. Harold McColum as superintendent. He also teaches
Speech and presides over the Order of the Wooden Horse. Mr. Hilton, our coach, teaches commercial subjects and sponsors the Senior class. Languages are taught by Mrs. Peterson, who
sponsors the pep club. From Durango came our Math, Chemistry, and History teacher, Mr. Evans.
He keeps his eye on the Sophomores. Mrs. Jenkins teaches every afternoon, and sponsors the
Freshmen. Last but not least, Mr. McTaggart. He teaches music to all grades' and sponsors
the Juniors. He came to us from Texas where he taught last year.
Grade school teachers, from the first through the eighth are: Mrs. Holgate, Mrs. Crowell,
Mrs. Falicon, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Largent, Mrs. Beuten, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Morris. Miss Lucas
resigned as third-grade teacher and the grade was taken over by Mrs. Falicon, who came from
Colorado Springs.
The first social affair of the school was Freshman Initiation. After that they were officially
recognized as High School students.
The annual Carnival was a hit. We net about $200. There was everything in the way of
entertainment, even a movie with the school's new motion picture projector. Our classes have
been broadened by pictures which go right along with them.
Next came our pre-season Basketball Tourney. There were only four teams entered: Pagosa,
Utes, Ignacio, and Bayfield. The Champs were the Pagosa Buccaneers, a prophecy for the year.
Although we had our school buses all year, we went to Silverton for our first basketball
trip. Incidentally, Silverton beat us, but the trip was worth it, after all. The bus drivers are Phil
Sapp, Ivan Parks, and Jimmie Frahm.
We gave a Christmas Music Festival on Dec. 21. There was chorus music from all grades
and a Christmas carol sung by every grade. Everyone in High School Music classes seems very
enthusiastic about it,
School took up on January 3rd after Christmas vacation. The highlight of that occasion
was Mr. McColum's mustache. Immediately after that every boy in High School appeared with a
mustache. Guess they didn't fertilize them enough, because theirs soon disappeared.
The date set for the Junior play was Friday, Jatruary 13th. The play was postponed in remembrance of Wayne Smith, who died January 12th. Since he had a leading part in the play, it made
finding another actor to fit his (art necessary. The play, "The Phantom Bells," was given January
18th with a record attendance crowd.
Our school was closed for two weeks because of polio. This really was necessary because
Mr. Hilton and Mr. McColum were under quarantine and there was such a polio scare at the time.
Mary Ann Murray took polio, and no one knew how many of her classmates she had exposed to the
polio bug.
Directly following vacation, the student council went to work on putting out our annual. It
is hoped that school and the annual will be out about the same time.
At the Durango Basketball Tournament, Bayfield made a good showing but was eliminated
after their first two games. They played Silverton and Mancos, both of which were good games.
Silverton took the Championship after fighting for her life with Pagosa.
Here at home we had our own Inner-class Tourney. In the boys' teams the Seniors proved
winners over the Freshmen, the Sophomores taking the Juniors. The girls entered the Tournament
with the Rag Mop (Juniors) versus the Wild Geese (Freshmen). The Junior girls took the Championship and the Senior boys defeated the Sophomores after a close battle for the Championship
title.
We have yet to look forward to a Spring Music Festival which is scheduled for April 7th.
About a week later is the Fine Arts Festival in Durango. Many of the music students have practiced
solos and duets and the boys and girls choruses have their numbers almost ready.
The Seniors have begun practice on their play, "The Elusive Bachelor," which they will
give in April. The play cast includes every Senior.
Also, away off in the dim future is the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors plan to stage a
nice banquet with the money earned from the play.
And then comes the day we are all looking forward to, Graduation Day. The Seniors will
graduate (they hope), school will be out, and another three months of vacation will begin.
����SARAH LOU DAVIS
Music 2
Pep Club 2
LOIS BUTLER
Student Council 4
Annual 2
Music 4
Pep Club 4
HAROLD LePLA TT
Student Council 3
Annual 2
Athletics 4
Pres., "B" Club
JANE THIEME
Music 3
Pep Club 4
Annual 1
FAYE HAGA
Sr. Class Pres.
Student Council 2
Pep Club 4
Music 3
Annual 2
��JOHN PURCELL
Athletics 3
Music 2
Student Council 2
"B" Club
Annuall
DEAN HALVERSON
Annual 2
Music 2
DONALD MciNTYRE
Athletics 3
Sec., "B" Club
Student Council 1
Annuall
CORA LANDRETH
Music 4
Pep Club 4
HELEN McCARTHY
Music 2
Pep Club 4
Annuall
��CLASS PROPHECY
As we look into the future ten years from now, we see the following:
Donald Mcintyre is married now, but guess what: Martha let Kay Larsen beat her time. Kay is
making a good farmer's wife.
Cora Landreth has gone to Alaska. You know that in Alaska a girl can get married within two
weeks. We wonder if that could be the reason for her going.
John Purcell is now at the head of a large Chemistry laboratory, but don't get us wrong; he is
standing at the entrance.
Jane Thieme has bought part interest in a "Trading Post" in Gallup, New Mexico. We didn't
know the guy that drives a blue convertible and has blond hair was an Indian.
Helen McCarthy is a housewife with three brats, her husband still driving the 7-Up truck . •
Lois Butler is now owner of a dude ranch at La Boca. She married a rich man 1!!
Harold LePlatt is still a single man and also a school teacher at Bayfield High. The girls are
still after him ! ! !
Sarah Davis is still working at the cafe and flirting with the truck drivers. We don't know why
she doesn't marry one of them and get it over with.
Faye Haga now has six boys who are all going to be 6'4" tall and good basketball players.
Dean Halverson has put up a little shop. He is developing photos and designing airplanes; but
don't get excited, it is just toy ones.
CLASS WILL
The Senior Clas s of 1950 wills the following:
Jane Thieme wills her temper to Roberta Pierson; we hope she never uses it.
Cora Landreth wills her figure to Kenneth McCoy. What a combination I
Sarah Davis wills her lavender lipstick to Edwin Scofield. It is the only way he will get any on
his face.
Faye Haga wills her ability to get along with Jeanie Wells to Merle Harrison.
Lois Butler wills her Model A to Larry Smith. We wonder if he could make good use of it.
John Purcell wills his curly hair to Wilma Wells. We hope she uses it.
Helen McCarthy wills her good disposition to Victor Neuenschwander. Why don't you use her
smile, Victor?
Donald Mcintyre wills Martha Shelhamer to Dwight Ward.
Harold LePlatt wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Raymond Wells.
Dean Halverson wills his ability to get along with Mr. McColum to Martin Landreth. Martin,
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Jimmy Squires, Noel Peterson, Kenneth Montgomery, Clarance
Monger, Merle Harrison, Bobby Norris.
Francis Parks, Wilma Wells, Barbara McCoy, Jimmy Rutherford, June Martin, Jeanie Wells, Barbara Wells.
Francis Albright, Cecelia Cudiff, Martha Shelhamer, LaVerne
Sower, FaDonna Payson, Kay Larsen, Vera Hollar.
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R. V. Cobb, Edward Percell, Melvin Haga, Earl Cable,
Charles Goff, Kenneth Campbell, Jimmie Mohney.
Josephine Peeler, Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson, Helen
Brown, Nadine Smart, Melba Cundiff.
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Wanda Snook, Nancy Rutherford, Betty Noble, Dan Shupe,
Goldie Wells, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Roberta Pierson.
Bonnie Landreth, Mary Ioyce Davis, Earlean McCoy, Donna
Halverson, Charlie Berry, Raymond Wells, Donnie Holt,
Ierry Newman, Edwin Scofield.
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Mr. McColum, Merle Harrison, Donald Mcintyre,
Jeanie Wells, John Purcell, Jimmie Mohney.
Faye Haga, La Verne Sower, Hilda Peterson, Goldie
Wells, Lois Batler {Absent).
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MUSIC
Jimmy Rutherford, Earl Cable, Arthur Kinsman, Tommy Richards,
Jerry Newman.
Barbara McCoy, June Martin, Fa Donna Payson, Jeannie Wells,
Barbara ells, Donna Halverson, Frances Parks, Wilma Wells,
La Verne Sower, Wanda Snooks.
Earleen McCoy, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Cora Landreth, Bonnie
Landreth, Cecilia Cundiff, Melba Cundiff, Betty Noble, Bobby
Pierson.
Martha Shelhamer, Frances Albright, Mary Joyce Davis, Nancy
Rutherford, Helen Brown, Vera Hollar, Goldie Wells, Kay Larsen.
MUSIC
This year's music class started with a very experienced teacher, Mr. Dan L. McTaggart.
He didn't know it, but he was really getting into a job, as we didn't know much about music.
This year we have a mixed group of boys and girls, although this picture doesn't indicate
it. The boys had gone to Durango for basketball practice, so they didn't have their pictures taken
with the girls.
The boys joined very unwillingly, but I believe they enjoy it now.
The whole music class sponsored a Christmas program this year, and everyone really
enjoyed it.
We are now getting ready for a Spring Festival and the Fine Arts Festival in Durango.
We hope we will show some more improvement by then and make a fine showing for Bayfield.
��FAVORITES
ANNUAL QUEEN
CARNIVAL QUEEN
LEAH RAE BREDAHL
RENA DAVIS
MOST POPULAR GIRL
MOST POPULAR BOY
NINA SQUIRES
DONALD MciNTYRE
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TEAM
Mr. Hilton, Neal Snooks, Kenneth McCoy, Martin Landreth, Edward Percell.
Kenneth Montgomery, Bobby Norris, Harold LePlatt,
Jimmie Mohney, Donald Mcintyre.
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Bayfield
��SECOND
TEAM
Mr. Hilton, Noel Peterson, John Purcell, Tommy
Richards, Raymond Wells, Edward Percell.
R. V. Cobb, Victor Neuenschwander, Jimmy Squires,
Kenneth Campbell, Jimmie Rutherford.
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��PEP
CLUB
Mary Ellen Kinsman, Bonnie Landreth, Helen McCarthy, Faye Raga, Jane
Thieme, June Martin, FaDonna Payson, Jeanie Wells, Barbara Wells, Josephine
Peeler, Vera Hollar.
Melba Cundiff, Nadine Smart, Earleen McCoy, Betty Noble, Roberta Pierson,
Francis Albright, Cora Landreth, Francis Parks, Cecilia Cundiff, Wanda
Snook.
Nancy Rutherford, Barbara McCoy, Wilma Wells, Helen Brown, Donna
Halverson, Mary Joyce Davis, Kay Larsen, Goldie Wells.
LaVerne Sower, Nina Squires, Martha Shelhamer, Hilda Peterson.
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CLUB
Victor Neuenschwander, Jimmy Squires, Raymond Wells, Jimmie
Mohney, Martin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Kenneth Montgomery,
Noel Peterson, Mr. Hilton, Bobby Norris.
Donald Mcintyre, John Purcell, Neal Snooks, Harold LePlatt.
The ''B" Club is composed of all high school athletes who have
earned letters in any competitive high school sport. This is the
second year for such an organization at Bayfield High; however,
it can look forward to an active future with only four of the thirteen
members graduating.
The pre-season basketball tournament was the club's main project
for this year. Training rules for th~ San Juan Basin Tournament
were also suggested and adopted by the members. These and other
activities of the club have helped the success of athletics at
Bayfield High.
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Bayfield
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PRESEASON TOURNAMENT
Bayfield
Indians
Bayfield
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Bayfield
Indians
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43
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Pagosa
Ignacio
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Indians
Indians
Pagosa
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Mancos 26
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Pagosa
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Mancos
Dolores
Dove Creek
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Mancos
Ignacio
Dolores
Pagosa
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Durango
Dove Creek
Ignacio
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GRADE
Felix Sanchez, Bobby Wolfe, Mason Ludwig, Lawerance
Garcia, David Revis, Cecil McCoy, Iohn Bigham.
Gordon Steele, Myrna Snook, Charolotte Mobley, Vadie Harris,
Marka Peterson, 1o Ann Hickman, Grace Kinsman, Iuanita
Shupe, Derylin Cooper, Clark Gilbert.
HANNAH D. MORRIS
Teacher
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GRADE
Donnie McCoy, Jimmy Sower, Floyd Wedell, Junior Tafoya,
David Neuenschwander, Billy Squires, Leonard Peterson.
David Percell, Gordon Powell, Wayne Martin, Jerry Montgomery, Wade Gosney, Georgie Wiser, Dick Wells.
LeVonne :McCoy, Warx:la Peterson, Edna Mattes, Betty Mcintyre,
Romona Tanner, Gayle Boulden, Myrtle Harris.
Barbara Wommer, Nancy McKinney, Freda Bueton, Mary
Tafoya, Dora Harper.
ETHEL SMITH
Teacher
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GRADE
Jimmy Temple, Gary Harper, Robert Luther, Fred Rivas,
Jerry Monger, Stanley Morrison.
Ben Lyall, Ray Cundiff, Mathew Bigham, Johnny Cavender,
David Miller, Sammy Hickman, Terry Neal.
Juanita Holt, Jean Snooks, Jewel Monger, Connie Weddle,
Barbara Hayden, Shirley Chadd.
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GRADE
Marvin Arnold, Wendell Bates, Eugene Gilbert, Elmer Powell.
Kenneth Payne, Eddie Stahl, Stanley Cundiff, Marvin Lewis,
Moses Martinez, Spencer Gilbert, Robert Goff.
Kay Snook, Mary Luthie, Sandra McVicker, Janeanne Neunschwander, Lavina Wommer, Betty Webber, Marie Morrison.
CHRISTEL LARGENT
Teacher
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GRADE
Donald Sower, Carrol Martin, Jimmie Holt, George Larsen,
Ernest Tafoya, Thomas Harper, Ray Wells.
Dolores Martinez, Leonora Grady, Lois Emma Landreth,
Patricia McVickers, Mae Johnson, Doris Kesselring.
Myrna Bigham, Gwendolyn Carmack, Helen Wells, Betty
Holt, Berlinda Archuleta, Barbara Mattis.
MARY E. KELLY
Teacher
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Lonnie Sower, Donnie Grush, Paul Davenport, Doris Blackmore, Iudy Gilbert, Marvin Lewis, Alvan Naranjo, Danny
Gosner.
Keith Iames, Adrian Murray, Wendell Bartholomew, Leroy
Webber, 1erry Ludwig, Fred Kesselring.
Wylena Humiston, Ierolene Percell, I etta Cooper, Donna
TaDner, Nina Powell, Emma Edwards, Bonnie Cundiff, K.athern
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GLADYS FALICON
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Drue Dye, 1ohnny Payne, Billy Heiden, Wilfred Martinez,
David 1enkins, Tommy Beuten, Tommy Miller.
Maxine Dye, Sharon Lewis, Carolyn Carmack, Gladys Grady,
Lenora Archuleta, Carolynne Mcintyre, Betty Weddle, Darlene
Percell.
1ulian Martin, Freddy Goff, 1anet Sower, 1ohn McKinney,
Phyllis Killingbeck, Lawrence Morrison, Karen Smith, Eugene
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MEMOR tUM
or:-
WADE GOSNEY
SON OF
EVELYN ancL WILLIAM
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@j(e his is a door of memories--Not memories for just
one, but for all who have passed in of a morning
anticipating the day's work, and all who have come
ou~ with the pride of accomplishment.
Maybe some dislike
the thought of passing through this door for the last
time, to seek their fortunes elsewhere. But_, as we all
know, "Lincoln was great, not because he lived in a log
cabin; but because he was able to get out of itl 11
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Spanish 11
English 1- 4
Freshman Sponsor
Editorial Advisor
The Purple & Gold
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Athletics
Civics
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Music
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Art
Shorthand
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1 & 11
F.B.L.A. Sponsor
ArulUal Director
Purple & Gold Advisor
Sophomore Sponsor
FRANCES L. JENKINS
Homemaking 1 & 11
F.H.A. Sponsor
�Mildred Mohne7
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Mrs. Landnth Mrs. Cobb
Mrs. Holder
Mrs. LePlatt
Secretar;y
La Plata County Superintendent
MRS. VIVIAN MAXWELL
��Raymond Wells
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 3
Annual Staff - 2
Athletics - 4
''B" Club
F.B.L.A. - 1
Junior Play
Senior Play
President
HaYe I caucht my
heaY'nly jewel.
Betty Noble
Salutatorian
Music - 2
Annual Staff - 2
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A - 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
Treasurer
Earleen McCoy
Filla the air around
with beauty.
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 1
Cheerleader - 2
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
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Vice-President
My heart ia like
.. ".,rl. a ainging bird.
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Nancy Rutherford
Valedictorian
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 2
Cheerleader - 2
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 2
Junior Play
Senior Plav
Roberta Pierson
Music - 1
Paper Staff - 1
Pep Club - 4
Cheerleader 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
F.H.A. - 1
Junior Play
Senior Play
Silence •W!eeter i•
than •peech.
�Donna Autrey
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 1
Pep Club - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
F.H.A. - 2
Nat'l Jr. Honor Society
Library - 2
Vessels larg'e may venture
more, But little boats
ahould keep near shore
Bonnie Landreth
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 2
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
Wylie Carmack
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 2
Athletics - 2
"B'' Club - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
Junior Play
Senior Play
A
lo..-ing heart
u the be
Would.t thou both eat thy
calre and have it?
ginning of all bowleclge.
Today, whatever may
annoy, the word for me
is Joy, just simple Joy .
One day in the country, is
worth a month m town.
Henry Cundiff
Music - 1
Atbletics - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
Art - 1
Junior Play
Senior Play
Mary Ellen Kinsman
Music - 1
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 2
F.B.L.A. - 1
Art - 1
Ubrary 1
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�Mary Joyce Davis
fusic - 3
Paper Staff - 3
Annual Staff - 2
Cheerleader - 2
Pep Club - 3
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 1
Library - 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
Edwin Scofield
Athletics - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
Art - 1
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Where the stream runneth
smootheat, the water
is deepest.
lady r;chly clad aa sh"
Beautiful exceedingly.
Dan Shupe
Music - 1
Athletics - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
Art - 1
Senior Play
His bark is worae
than his bite.
Joyce James
G.A.A - 3
Glee Club - 1
Junior Play
True as the needle to the
pole, Or aa the dial
0
0, what may man
withi"
him hide, Though a·,tgel
the outward side!
Jerry Newman
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 2
Athletics - 2
Art - 1
.Junior Play
Senior Play
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Goldie Wells
Music - 1
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 2
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 3
Junior Play
Though I am always in
haste, I am never lin
a hurry.
�SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
In September 1941, 31 pupils started to school
in the old grade school building. Our teacher was
Miss MacD onald. Those who started were Goldie
Wells, Earle en McCoy,
Bonnie Landreth, Dutch
Wells, Wylie Carmack, Donnie Holt, Henry Cundiff,
Jean and Joan Bastian, Charlie Berry, Leonard
Davenport, Juanita and VaNita Hall, Viola Domingues, Sherry Deeds, Betty Jean McCormick, Ann
Tanner, Johnny Keating, Richard Manzanares, Jess
Newland, Bill Sacchetta, Vann Percell, Bobby Wolf,
Leandro Archuleta,
Melvin
Yingling,
Robert
Pankratz., Levi Lucero, Pauline and Mary Tafoya,
Carolina Archuleta, and Jackie Glen. Most of these
have scattered to the four winds except the faithful
six; Goldie Wells, Bonnie Landreth, Earleen McCoy,
Dutch Wells, Wylie Carmack, and Henry Cundiff.
In the 2nd grade our teacher was Mrs. Joy
Brown. Nothing very important happened that year
The 3rd grade was when we learn ed so much
of our meanne s, because we were put with SeniorR
of last year. Our teacher that year was Mrs. Sapp.
Nina Squires entered that year.
In the 4th grade our teacher was !\1rs. Walker.
In the fifth grade, :Mrs. Ostwald
t•acher. Six of us entered grade 5:
Raymond, out· sober athlete.,
For perfect attendance did compete.
Earleen, so ouiet, with voice so fine.
Learned to write between the lines.
was
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Wylie, the reader of funny books,
Stayed in at recess with Captain Hook.
Goldie, with her hair so black,
Led the class on down the track.
Bonnie, the watchman of them all,
Pursued the fractions round the hall.
Only awhile did 1ary Joyce stay,
In the fall, then moved away.
Charlie Berry, with his grin,
Bluffed us all to let him in.
Donnie Holt was with us too,
At fun and tricks he was not new.
Nina Squires was in this class,
At the end of the term we all did pass.
With tears in our eyes into grade six,
To promote Mrs. Ostwald would have been a mix.
But Mrs. Smith took half of us,
And so settled the fuss.
In the 6th grade, Mrs. Smith had part of the
class and Mrs. Ostwald took the other part. Our
year in the si.Jrth grade was Mrs. Smith's first yeat·
in Bayfield. Most of our time was spent studying
as Mrs. Smith didn't spend all of her time trying
to keep the teen-ager happy.
In the 7th grade our teacher again was Mrs .
Smith. The m~in event that year was the inter
class tournament. The girls knew few rules; but
we had fun. Dutch was captain of the boys then.
The 7th grade boys won the grade tournament and
were awarded a large bag of peanuts. DUTCH ATE
THE PEANUTS.
�SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
We never found out where Donnie got the
black eye. When we asked him, we just got that
cute grin. We had a student council and everybody
told what everyone else did. Consequently we were
very well behaved. Nancy and Ro'berta entered
that year.
In the 8th grade, we had all the high-school
teachers as our teachers. We were the last 8th
grade class to be in the high-sehool.
The windows surely made good exits when the
teachers weren't around. Huh, kids? It seem3 that
the boys had quite a time getting through English
that year. Couldn't be because they were mischievous, could it? They came out all right, though.
(As usual.)
Boy, we had a good fight that year, didn't we,
Wylie and Charles? Nothing like a g-ood old fist
fight. Remember the ditch water in sciE>nC <:.! class?
Also remember the good story-telling tim es in Mr.
O'Toole's arithmetic class?
Jloy. we were big when the time for eighth
grade graduation came! We went to Mesn Verde
for the exercises. We bet we were ~he first class
to graduate in ; eans and sport ciothcs. Betty Noble
entered that year.
Mary Ellen, Jerry, and Dan entered our
freshman year. We surely were t"IJ.ankful for our
guardian angel (Mr. Evans) that !'ear - - huh, kids?
It isn't everybody that gets evcuses signed for
going fishing.
Edwin joined us our Sophomore year. We had
one boy on the basketball team. We had a turkey
raffle and Goldie won the turkey, but we weren't
unhappy about that, were we, kids!
Donnie Holt was killed in an automobile accident that year. We were very sorry to lose Donnie,
as he was always a souree of fun.
Jn our Jui,ior year, we had many good times
while practicing for our play. We just got o.bout
10 to 13 in Dutch's car plus Mac. Also, we got
out of a lot of classes to decorate for the Prom.
Even if we do say so ourselves. the gym looked
pretty nice after we got through. We had fun
practicing the Grand March and getting out of
classes, thanks to Mrs. Peterson.
SENIOR YEAR
Well, this is the last year of school in good
old B.H.S. We've surely had a lot of fun here.
Here is a little sketch of what we have done thu!~
far : We had the Christmas Dance and goose raffle,
we gave our play in February; and we gave the
Valentine Dance which was a success. Dutch got
his knee hurt in one of the basketball games and
was not able to play ball for part of the season,
but was able to play in the tournament.
We are
looking forward to graduation
activities
that go with it.
and
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will my ability to play basketball to
Leonard Peterson.
ill my ability to get along with Mrs.
McCreery to Mason Frazzini.
will my job at Hoxsie's to Dick Wells - What a change!
will Sally, Pagosa cheer leader, to Brad
Newton.
will my black hair to Betty Mcintyre .
will my .ability to keep my mouth shut,
to Charles Oliver - - He needs it!
r.m"(j--~ --~ill Jesse to Grace.
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will my good looks to Janet Wells.
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will my ability to get along with Draper
to Bill Squires. . .
�OUR FUTURES
It is the year 1963. Nancy Rutherford, fur
coats and all, with red caps jumping at her beck
and call, is just returning from New York where
she has been the pianist for Gary Crosby's orchestra. When she boarded the plane, she found that
she was being piloted by the daring young pilot,
Jerry Newman . She is really in for a ride of
surprises "'hen she discovers her stewardess i'!
Earleen McCoy.
First thing, when Nancy gets to Bayfield. sh'!
goes to the modern hospital, just recently constructed. She is tingling with excitement as sh~
opens the door and there she is! It really is truJ
- - Betty Noble, her old schoolmate, is th" famous
woman doctor she has been reading about in th~
NEW YORK TIMES; and with her two head
nurses, Roberta Pierson and Bonnie Landreth, it"s
no wonder they say that there never hr.s been a
man go home sick.
Nancy is ready for a little excitement now.
So she hails a taxi and heads for Davis's i~htclub
and Grill, on freeway 160, where Mary Joyce Davis
is the main entertainer. They stop on the way to
gas up at millionaire Wylie Carmack·s "Drive-In
And-Blow-Up-Station.''
Then as memories of school days and school
chums come back to her, Nancy decides to visit
B.H.S. She recognize- the superintenrie!'lt almost
instantly - Henry Cundiff. He ha~n't changerl much
except for a beard. Henry tells her that he got
all of his teacher training at Fort Lewis. Just then
Mr. Cundifl"'3 secretary. Mary Ellen Tuttrow (Kinsman) comes in to report for duty. Mary Ellen is
doing this so that her work will be close to her
husband, Jess, as he is now B.H.S.'s custodian.
Nancy asked Mary Ellen what ever happened to
Goldie Wells. Mary Ellen told her that the la. t
anyone had heard, Goldie was over in the South
Pacific, still chasing Corky Ludwig!
Later she goes to the main part of town to
see if she can see anyone else she knows, and sure
enough, here comes May Lou Scofield (James). She
runs a new bru in Bayfield, The HadacalL Her husband Edwin is now owner of the BAYFIELD
HERALD NEWS. She stops to talk to May Lou fur
a minute and a~ks her what Dutch Wells and Donna
Autrey are doing. She is told that Dutch is living
in Ignacio, working as janitor in Lunsford"s Beauty
Parlor. Donna Autrey is in Texas, married to a rich
cattle and bird rancher. What a combination!
Later Nancy goes to the Post Office and sees
signs all over. advertising Dan Shupe's Dude Ranch.
I wonder how he is making out with all his Texas
girls.
Well, kids - - I imagine we will all be wondering if this will really come true or if it is just a
pipe dream
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HENRY
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NANCY
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MARY JOYCE
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JOHN
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LAWRENCE
GARCIA
JUNIORS HAD
~ An F. B. L. A. officer
-. An F. H. A. officer
~ 3 carnival hostesses
• 3 on the football team
VADIE
~ 1 with perfect attendence
HARRIS
~ Co-editor on the Annual
• Co-editor on the Purple and Gold
~ 5 on the first team in basketball
~ 4 on the honor roll for the year
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MONTGOMERY
SOPHOMORES HAD:
4-first team:
11-Paper Staff
5-second team:
5-Annual Staff
1-team manager:
1-per!ect attendance
9-football team: for the semester.
1-senior cheerleader 15-F. B. L. A.
4-librarians:
1 officer
All girls members of F. H. A.
1 District Officer
3 F. H. A. mothers
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Connie
Bert
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Janet
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2 on the football squad
3 on the Purple and Gold Staff
1 on the Annual Staff
2 with perfect attendance
3 members in F. H. A.
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1913
4 graduates
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1913 and 1925, there
was no graduating
class since the highest grade was the
tenth grade. The
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1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
6 graduates
7 graduates
12 graduates
2 graduates
7 graduates
6 graduates
15 graduates
10 graduates
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
194o
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
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10 graduates
17 graduates
10 graduates
14 graduates
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20 graduates
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BACK ROW: Geneva Ryan-'35, Dan Townsend-'31, Kenneth Ludwig147, Lorin Carmack- 136, Jack Carmack- 141, Lee Knickerbocker'39, Cecil Sower-'31, Betty Ann Abernathy- 1 48, Ellen Kinsman132, Jewel Le Platt- 136. FRONT ROW: Kate Powell-'36, Noble
We1ls- 131, Winifred Walker- 139, Marjorie Bigham-'35, June
Carmack- 1 46, Leona Knickerbocker-'39, Gertrude Sower- 1 34,
Vola Norris- 1 30, Mildred Humiston-'38, Sarah Lou Davis- 1 50.
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BACK ROW: Mr. McTaggart(sponeor), Neal Snooks, June
Stephenson, Archie Phelps, Barbara McCoy, Noel Petersom,
Barbara Welle, Clarence Monger, Jeanie Welle, Kenneth
Montgomery, LaVerne Sower. FRONT ROW: Wilma Welle,
Jimmy Rutherford, Martha Bergman, Bobby Norris, Cecelia
Cundiff, Merle Harrison, Betty Stephenson, Jimmy
Squires, Frances Albright, Frances Parke.
seniors of 19.52
Arthur Ki.nsman, Kenneth Campbell, Sam Hollar, Martin
Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Thomas Richards, Melvin Haga, Edward
Percell, R. V. Cobb, James Molme;r.
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LaVonne McCoy, Geyle Boulden.
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Bayfield 51
Dove Creek 29
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Bayfield 35
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Pagosa
Bayfield 48
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Bayfield 30
Mancos
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Silverton
Bayfield 35
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Neuenschwander, Mathew Bigham. FRONT ROW: ~ Cundii'.t, Terry Neal,
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GAYLE
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NANCY
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�The WolTerines experienced a hot
and cold season, ending with a
total of 10 wins and 10 losses, and
1 win and 2 defeats during the post
season tournament.
Built around
veterans, Dutch
two last 7ears
Wells, and Lawrence Garcia, and
bolstered b7 Mason Frazsini, Clark
Gilbert,
Gordon steele,
Felix
Sanchez, Don McCo,r, Junior Ta!o,ya,
and Ji.Jmq Sower, the team hopped
of! to three straight wins. After
dropping a close one to Aztec, the
Farmington Scorpions routed the
Wolverines. In league plq a 6-8
record vas able to place Ba7!ield
in fifth place. TWo of the highlights o! the sea-son were one and
two point ~ctories over Dolores
Ignacio respective~. ~
and
Mancos and the Indians were able to
decisive~ defeat the Purple and
Gold.
The Ba7!ield •B" squad equalled
its ll-3 record of 1951-52. The
playing o! Temple, Neuenschwander.
Squires, D. Wells, and Wiser was
abon average, and freshmen
R.
CUndiff, Iewton, leal, and Phelps
showed promise for • 54.
G- r-.ancl
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Their ranks depleted b7 the graduation
of most the stalwarts of the 1951-52, the
Wol~rine gridsters suffered a poor season o! 1 win, 1 tie, and 5 defeats. the
Purple and Gold gained a lone ~ctor,y in
their first game o! the season, downing
Chama 19-6. Later on however, an improved Chama team edged a weakened group
of WolTerines 27-20. Engaging the altm7s
powertul Ute Indians and Dolores Bears,
the Wolverines fought hard but unsuccesstu.l..]J', bowing to the superior power and
experience of their opponents. The final
contest o! the season was a moral ~cto17
as the Bayf"ield bo,rs !ought an ecperienced
Pagosa Springs team to a 14-14 tie, in an
ll-man game, the first the bo.rs had ever
plqed.
Looking back we recall the long runs
of Dutch Wells, the passing of Don McCo,y,
the de!ensi~ p~ of Gordon Steele, Da~
Phelps, and Dave Neuenschwander, and the
o!!enai~ work o!
Clark Gilbert and Jim
Sower.
With o~ one plqer graduating, our
team next 7ear should be a strong one,
able to successtully challenge the rest o!
the league.
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OFFICERS
President----------Betty Noble
Vice-President-----lmrka Peterson
Secretar,r----------Roberta Pierson
Treasurer----------Goldie wells
Historian--------Ea.rleen McCoy
Parliamentarian---Nancy McKinney Chapter Mothers----Mrs. McKinney
Song Leader--------LaVonne McCoy
Jwb:os. Peterson
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Nancy Rutherford, Derylin Cooper, Wanda Peterson, Goldie
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�HER EMERGENCY HUSBAND was the play chosen by the Seniors to keep the
audience rolling in the aisles.
It is the story or Nicky and Arlene Nutt who are newlyweds, and unlike
the human race, they have had their first quarrel. They decide to separate and
as Nicky can't live in their new house without Arlene and vice versa, unfortunately the home is left in charge of Jubilee, the Negro cook.
Then things really begin to happen. Wilmer Sneed has just broken his
engagement to Dot Dolson, a friend of Arlene's. Just like a woman, to save !ace,
Dot writes to Wilmer and tells him she has just married a wealthy man.
When Arlene hears Dot's sad story she tells her she can live in her's
and Nicky's house. You think you got troubles--not like the Nutts are going to
have, because unknowingly Nicky turns over the house to an old college chum, Bill
Jones.
Bill is engages to an Audrey Hardwick who has an uncle who says, "no
marriage unless it is proved that Bill can support Audrey." So here's Bill's
chance. What does he do but tell the Hardwicks that Nicky's house is his and
then to top things of! he invites them to visit him.
The inevitable happens. Bill and Dot meet and not by a coincidence.
They both refuse to budge.
When Bill promises to be Dot's Emergency Husband, as Wilmer Sneed is
coming for a visit, Dot has to promise to leave before the Hardwicks arrive.
As friends, relatives, and old fiancee arrive and the young people get
themselves out or one predicament and into another.proves to be the reason why
the Senior Play was a "Pushover."
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Arlene Nutt ••••••••• Mary Jqyce Davis
Dot Dolson ••••••••••••• Earleen McCo.y
Bill Jones ••••••••••••• Raymond Wells
Wilmer Sneed ••••••••••••••• Dan Shupe
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Elberta Peach ••••••••••• Donna Autrey
Audrey Hardwick ••••• Nancy Rutherford
Hiram Hardwick ••••••••• Henry Cundiff
Aunt Hazel ••••••••••• Bonnie Landreth
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guest arrins, and ia called a jerk.
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Junior Sponsor
Pep Club, Assistant Sponsor
Soc1al Studies
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Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cat.
To be honest as this world goes, is
to be one man picked out of ten
thousand.
For I am nothing, if not critical.
Sharp's the word with her.
WAYNE MARTIN
BETTY MciNTYRE
�DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER
DAVID PERCELL
To beguile many, and be beguil'd
by one.
He was the mildest manner'd man
that ever scuttled ship or cut a throat.
Blushing is the color of virtue.
" Tis fortune gives us birth, but Jove
alone endues the soul with worth."
WANDA PETERSON
LEONARD PETERSON
�BILLY SQUIRES
DICK WELLS
How prone to doubt, how cautious
are the wise!
Of all the days that's in the week,
I dearly love but one day, And that's
the day that comes between a
Saturday and Monday.
Hail fellow, well met.
Soft peace she brings; wherever she
arnves, She builds our quiet as she
forms our lives.
GEORGE WISER
BARBARA WOMMER
��SENIOR O..ASS HISTORY
We began our school days in 1943. Mrs. Sheilds was our teacher. Bill Squires entered from
Breen at Christmas.
The next year we really thought we were big because after all, we could run over the first
graders. Our teacher was Mrs. Mohney.
The Third grade was uneventful except for learning how to do short division and multiplication.
Our teacher was Mrs. Walker.
The Fourth grade was quite a mixed up year. We had no less than five teachers. They were
Miss Small, Mrs. James, Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. Butler. Wayne Martin,
Gordon Powell, Romona Tanner, David Percell, Myrtle Harris and Sondra Carmack were promoted
from the third grade. Wanda Peterson entered from Marvel.
The next year we had Mrs. McCreery. We all thought she was pretty rough for making us
learn our states and capitols. David Neuenschwander entered from California and Dora Harper
from Kansas.
In the sixth grade we had Mrs. Crowell. We all liked her because she would let us go out
to play ball when we got our work done. We were pretty proud because we were the first class
to go to school in the Gym. Roy Kelly entered at the first of the year and left at the end.
In theseventhgradewehadMrs.Smith. We thought she was rough compared to Mrs. Crowell,
but on the whole I think we all liked her pretty well. LaVonne McCoy, Barbara Wommer, Freda
Beuten, and Floyd Weddle entered from Columbas, and Lee Condiff came from Ben Springs. Dora
Harper left at the end of the year. Romona Tanner also left and went to Farmington. ancy McKinney entered at Cllristmas from Ignacio.
Well, we finally made it to the Eighth grade. We were Lords over the whole grade school.
This was really an exciting year, because the boys learned to dance. Floyd Weddle went to Durango
and Billy Chadd entered from Dove Creek. Junior Tafoya entered that year.
We didn't feel so brave when we entered high school (that is for a while anyway) until after
initiation. That cold, stringy spaghetti nearly killed the girls. J o Ann Powell entered from Silverton and Billy Chadd joined the Navy. Gordon Powell left at the end of the year.
Our Sophomore year we really thought we were big because after all we had a whole year of
high school experience behind us. Mrs. Martin was our sponsor, and I don't think any of us will
forget those Chili Suppers we served all year after Ball Games. J o Ann Powell went to Arizona
and Gordon Powell went to Durango. Sondra Carmack went to California.
Well, we finally became Juniors and we had to start concentrating on the Banquet and prom.
The seniors came near being served Sauer kraut and weiners after we went out of our way to
elaborate decorations. Our sponsor was Mrs. Martin. Nancy McKinney left at Christmas and
went to Carlsbad, New Mexico.
We are finally seniors and are looking forward to the day when we will get our diplomas.
We are also looking forward to our senior trip, and Oh I what a time we will have. Mr. McTaggart
is our sponsor. Charles Oliver left at the end of last year to attend school in Texas. Gayle
Boulden also went Back East to be married. She will graduate with us at the end of the year.
�OUR PROPHECY
One of the outstanding events in 1965 is the CATlLE BOWL game played between
the Falfa F owls and the Gem Village Stones. The coaches of these two outstanding games
are Don (Fumble Fingers) McCoy and Dave (Lightening) Neuenschwander. Anything goes
in this game.
The news just came over the AP that Barbara Wommer has just been presented with
the tail of her first bull. You'll all remember when she accepted the position, directly
after graduation, as secretary to EL Capitan, the great bullfighter, and learned the trick
of the trade so thoroughly from her former employer that she became Mexico's top woman
bullfighter.
Elmer Beebe, finder of vast oil and gas reserves, recently completed a 200 ,000
ft. wildcat we ll, producing 30 barrels of salt water and 1 barrel of seaweed, but the thing
that makes him the West's
richest man is parafusulia and psuedo-oolite, rare fossil
specimens fro m the depths of the unknown.
�As Betty Mcintyre climbs out of her helicopter we see she still has the looks that
won her the title of Miss Wolverine of 1955. Her beauty tempts the best of men and
she's completely filled her ambition of becoming an R.N. (Recent Newlywed) by announcing her 13th marriage yesterday.
The first flight was made to the moon this year by Flash Gordon's younger brother
Spark Gordon (Powell) who designed the ship. The nation's first rocket hostess is the
lovely LaVonne McCoy. The talentedMissMcCoydesigned her own space suit consisting
of a spiral headpiece and a 7 piece outfit lined with duck feathers so she can paddle like
the devil in case they land during the rainy season on the moon.
Imagine their amazement when they found Dick Wells raising eleflus, a cross
between an elephant and a fly, for the benefit of the heavy drinkers who always claim
they see pink elephants flying by. They'll be liars no more. Powell consented to take
one of the eleflus, back to the earth and the great Professional Businessman of our
times, James Sower, promoted them. Sower did such a terrific job that AA had to limit
them--one to every bar.
David Percell, architectural engineer, has designed the underground hospital for
the convenience of those who pass on. Though this was a brilliant scheme, he is now
peddling papers, being sued for all he was worth by the morticians for putting them out
of business.
The mad scientist, Warren Hill, has just published his latest book, HOW TO EVOLVE
FROM AN APE TO A MAN IN ONE CLEAN SHAVE. His book was a best seller among
the apes but was never acclaimed by man because the truth hurts.
Wanda Peterson, having received her M.R.S. degree, deprived Lee Cundiff, truck
driver, of his Bachelor's degree. They followed the moving vans for years teaching
"Families on the Travel" have now settled down to the metropolitan life of teaching
"Driver's Training" to the students of B.H.S.
Bill Squires, Wayne Martin and George Wiser have returned from Africa where
they have civilized the masses forming the largest ranch in the world. Who are all
these people following them off the steamship? Why it's their harem, of course. But
among all these dark beauties one shining blonde head catches our attention. These men
attribute their success to their capable secretary, Freda Beuten. She has settled all
harem disputes and her clever business dealing has kept them out of trouble more than
once.
Leonard Peterson is also another one of the foreign travelers. For it seems he
has gained as much fame as Bobby Feller in the world of Baseball. And is now coming
home from a season of touring the foreign countries.
�SENIOR CLASS WILL
I, DON IE McCOY, will my sports ability to Bill Penn.
I, JIMMY SOWER, will my masculine ability to Butch Wells.
I, GORDON POWELL, will my haircut to Donald Sower.
I, LEONARD PETERSO , will my baseball enthusiasm to Stanley Morrison.
I, GEORGE WISER, will my dinner chair at the cafe to anybody that will take it.
I, WARRE
HILL, will my physics grades to Mathew Bigham.
I, DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER, will my football ability to Kenneth Payne.
I, BILL SQUIRES, will my boring civics class to the freshmen.
I, DAVID PERCELL, will my ability to poach to someone who wants or needs it. (Caroll
Martin)
I, DICK WELLS, will my girlfriend to Brad Newton.
I, LEE CUNDIFF, will my working ability to Stanley Cundiff.
I, ELMER BEEBE, will my citizen grades to Jimmy Thomas.
I, WAYNE MARTIN, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Short to Elmer Powell he
needs it.
I, BETTY MciNTYRE, will my air force boyfriends to Nina Krukenmeier.
I, LaVONNE McCOY, will my spelling grades to Shirley Chadd.
I, FREDA BEUTEN, will my size to Sylvia Mullen.
I, BARBARA Wa.AMER, will my little sister to George C.
I, WANDA PETERSON, will my short hair to Allene Davis.
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Mathew Bigham
Jeanne Snooks
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Shirley Chadd
Ray Cundiff
Allene Davis
Nina
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Stanley Morrison
Jewel Monger
Treasurer
Bert
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Stanley Snooks
Hi-Way Cafe
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Jimmy Thomas
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Sammy Hickman
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George Cooper
Gary Amon
Burdene Caviggta
Stanley Cundiff
Dorothy Frost
Gene Gilbert
Bette Graves
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Teddy Mckinnis
Sandra McVicker
David Miller
Marie Morrison
Margret Newman
LaVina Wommer
Kenneth Payne
Elmer Powell
Wyoma Randall
Shirley Thompson
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Doris Kesselring
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Ronald Snow
Phyllis Snooks
Evelyn Archuleta
David Martinez
Glen Grush
John Tuttrow
Eddie Garcia
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Jerry Wells
Arthur Langfitt
Bruce McDaniel
Rudy Archuleta
Fred Stock
wayne Cundiff
Byron Dunn
CITY MARKET
Durango s Newest
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Leroy Tafoya
Elaine Berry
Cheryl Tanner
James Forsythe
Mary Dye
Howard Hickman
Joe Lucero
Monte Wommer
Lylamae Turner
Billy Berry
Carl Sower
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CONOCO PRODUCTS
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Clayton Martinez
Lenta Mae Glover
Marilyn Montgomery
Tony Todd
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Larry Blutchardt
Stewart McCoy
Kathryn Sower
Linda Cundiff
Karen Baker
Sophia James
Pat Hays
Raedene Davis
Gerald Hickman
Joyce Morrison
Harvey Hickman
Walter Sapp
Richard Townsend
Ernie Zellner
Burt Willmer
Susan Martin
�Clayton Ludwig
Cheryl McCoy
Paul Gilbert
Karen Huntington
Billy Holder
LaWanda Safley
Douglas Snow
Linda Tanner
Sharon Richards
Dickie Trimble
Tommy Randall
Harold Teague
Jerry LePlatt
Nancy Peterson
Ja mes Cundiff
Harry Robbins
Larry Robbins
Randy Wa tson
Mrs . Cockreha m, Teacher
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John
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Kathryn
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Richard
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Robert
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Van ce
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Verna
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John
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Charlene
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Jewell
Purcell
Lee
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Gary
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Herbert
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Tim
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Mrs . Ostwald
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Dianne
Powell
Edward
Hughes
Larry
Hickman
Leroy
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Dale
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Thomas
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Selma
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Ronnie
Sharon
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Marilyn Berry
Tillie Tafoya
Shirley Sower
Gail Percell
Eddie Hoxsie
Elaine Hughes
Nancy Hotz
Don Lee Gosney
Donald Hill
Leroy Beaver
Frankie Gedney
Alice Carmack
Jerry McKinnis
Barbara Thompson
Carolyn Dye
Michael Bowers
Lila Cundiff
Tommy Ancell
Frances Wells
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Durango's Leading
Department Store
Durango, Colorado
Linda Zellner
Sammy Noble
Mrs. Kelley, Teacher
�Robert McGee
Stella Martinez
James Peeples
Mrs. Folsom, Teacher
FIFTH
Mike Tafoya
David Glenn
Ruth Hotz
Alice Brown
Evelyn Rathjen
Donna Reed
Jimmy Huntington
Johnny McKinnis
Celina Gilbert
Charley Cundiff
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Sharon Hickman
Vernon Kingsley
Janice Keller
Janet Morrison
Larry Forsythe
Chris Martin
Gary Tulin
Danny Weddle
Frances Carmack
Vivian Rathjen
Donald Blackmore
Richard Snodgrass
Eugene Beaver
Leslie Glover
Tony Marquez
Jack O'Rourke
Zelta Newton
John Martin
Jimmy Davenport
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Mrs. Martin, Teacher
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Judy
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Eleanor
Martin
Nancy
Winter
James
Pierson
Philip
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Johnny
Payne
Kenneth
Mullen
James
O'Rourke
Lawrence
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Keith
Thompson
Harvey
Cundiff
Richard
Marquez
Leonard
Tanner
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Gene
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Viola
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Georgianna
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Thomas
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Barbara
Cundiff
Hazel Ann
McCoy
Tommey
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Maxine
Dye
Patsy
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Tim
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Roberta
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Julian
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Rosalie
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Jerolene
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Bayfield's six-man football team opened its
1954 season with a bang by swamping Norwood with
a 48-27 score.
Bayfield's Wolverines beat the Utes 50-6 to
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an almost 100 per cent turnout of the student body
backers beat Saguache 21-13 to go into the state
six-man football Class B semi-finals.
Bayfield met Crowley in the quarter-finals, but
lost by a small margin of six points. The Wolverines
were out-played during the first half of the game
but came back at the half with lots of new spirit to
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Myrna, LaVina, Wanda, Allene, Co-Editor.
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Margret, Dick, Bill P. , Barbara, Editor; Shirley C. , Doris, Dorthey, Wyoma, Allene, Betty M. , Nina,
Bette, Myrna, Betty H., Berlinda, Jewel, Editor; Marie, Janeanne, Sondra, Jeanne, Shirley T., Connie,
Miss Jacquez, Advisor; Freda, LaVina, LaVonne, Wanda, Lois.
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Betty. Sylvia, Wanda, Jeanne, Sondra, Connie. Shirley T.
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Durango, Colorado
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Bayfield, Colorado
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Durango, Colorado
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3065 North Main
Phone 145
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Recommended By Duncan Hines
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Since 1885
"We Give S & H Green Stamps"
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P . 0 . Box 457
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700 Main
Phone 290
Durango, Colorado
DUR NGO STORE
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Durango, Colo .
1140 Main Ave .
BURNS NATIONAL
BANK
Magazines, Comics -Fishing Tackle, Ammunition
"The Bank of Friendly Service"
School Supplies, Stationery
Toys, Kiddies Gifts
900 Main \venue
Phone 228
Durango , Colorado
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Phone 780
Durango, Colorado
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COMPANY
HILL & KUGLE EQUIPMENT
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International Harvester
816 Main A venue
Bonds
Insurance
Durango, Colorado
Trucks - Parts and Repairs
Chevron Gas & Oil
Phone 2281
Bayfield, Colorado
Collateral Loans
Pontiac
Cadillac
Equipment & Refrigerators
Poll Parrot
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MILLER MOTOR COMPANY
990 Second Avenue
Durango, Colorado
Bus. Phone 102
Res. Phone 1233J
Carl Miller
836 Main
"Shoes for the entire family"
H URANIUM
629 Main
Box 1467
Phone 603J
Durango, Colorado
Representing
Dunkin Blue Print & Supply Co.
Maps & Mining Data
Eddie Gould
Earl Heatwole
Preston Asher
Phone 716J
Geigers
Scintillators
Sales - Service & Supplies
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Telephone 1349
FARM AND RANCH SERVICE
Realtors
Real Estate - Insurance - Livestock
Brokerage
Long Term Farm and Ranch Loans
P. 0. Box 577
2007 Main Ave.
Durango
Colorado
DUDNEY
Typewriter Repair Service
P. 0. Box 298
Durango, Colorado
Royal
Sales
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WALL DRUG COMPANY
Prescriptionists
Phone 257
Durango, Colorado
FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals
Instruments, Appliances and
Supplies for Livestock
America's Leading Brand of Animal
Biologicals
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ELECTRIC SERVICE
3067 North Main Avenue
Phone 1224J
Offices in Durango & Ignacio
Full Line of
GE Appliances
from Irons to
Refrigerators
PAUL SHOCK STUDIO
Specialists in
Commercial and
Baby Photography
Amateur Supplies
1045 Main
Phone 287M
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Radio & Television Service
1025 Main
Durango, Colorado
John Paulek
Owner
GALLEN KAMPS SHOES
821 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
First In Colorado With
Shoes for the entire Family
ARMY SURPLUS
5TDRE
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2653 Main
Pipe, Steel & Rail
GWEN'S BEAUTY NOOK
2007 Main
Durango - Colorado
Mr . and Mrs . Peter J . Radosevich
Across from LaPlata Motel
Durango's Newest and Finest Motel
Phone 314
2180 Main Avenue
Phone 1494
On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado
Open Evenings By Appointment
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All
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
STATION
1045 Main Avenue
Durango
Phone 899
After Hours Call
Bayfield 2824
Phone 2741
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Bayfield, Colorado
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Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods
Veterinary Supplies
Wolverine Supporter
Phone •• 2251
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1019 Main
Phone 997
WOOLWORTH'S
Variety Store
845 Main Ave.
Phone 182J
Durango, Colorado
JOHNSON JEWELRY
Exclusive Dealer-Keepsake
Diamonds
Longines-Whittnauer-Elgin
Hamilton Watches
Franciscan Pottery - And China
Silverware
1017 Main
Phone 1252R
Earl S. Johnson
Durango
Colorado
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Poer' s Store
Lundy Motor Co.
Gambles Store
Parkview Market
Basin Shoe Store
Catchpole Beauty Salon
Tella' s Standard Service
Herb Williams Lumber Co.
Mable's Beauty Center
Franklins Shop
May Hardware & Supply
Hogan's Store
Ruths Beauty Shop
Maxwell's
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Graden Weinland
Dorset & Renecker
Herb's Boot & Shoe Repair
A . A. Ball Realty Co.
Ed Hickman
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Bayfield • Colorado
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the educational experiences provided for them .•.•. " is the desire of all
parents. The united effort of the community, the administration, and
the staff can and will achieve this goal for our youth.
SUPERINTENDENT·s MESSAGE
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Superintendent
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ALTA PARKS
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Biology
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English I-IV
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SYBIL SHORT
LESTER STARBUCK
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MATHEW BIGHAM
"B" Club
Athletics 4
Paper Staff 3
Annual Staff 2
Music 4
Fine Arts 4
Jumor Play 1
Senior Play 1
RAY CUNDIFF
"B" Club 1
Athletics 4
Music 2
Junior Play 1
Senwr Play 1
ALLENE DAVIS
Pep Club 4
Cheerleader 1
Annual Staff 3
Editor-Annual!
Music 1
Junior Play 1
Scmor Play 1
NI A KRUKE MEIER
Pep Club 2
Paper Staff 1
Annual Staff 1
Music 1
Fine Arts 1
Jumor Play 1
�BERT MONGER
"B" Club 3
Athletics 3
Music 3
Fine Arts 3
Senior Play 1
JEWEL MONGER
Pep Club 4
Cheerleader 1
F.H.A. 3
Paper Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Editor-Paper 2
Library 1
Music 3
Fine Arts 3
Senior Play 1
STAN LEY MORRISON
"B" Club 1
Athletics 1
Annual Staff 1
Music 4
Fine Arts 2
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
CAROL MURPHY
Pep Club 1
Annual Staff 1
Paper Staff 1
Music 1
Senior Play 1
Transferred from
Durango last year.
�JEANNE SNOOKS
Pep Club 4
Cheerleader 3
F.H.A. 2
Paper Staff 4
Annual Staff 4
Library 1
Music 3
Fine Arts 3
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
STAN LEY SNOOKS
'"B"' Club 3
Athletics 4
Music 3
Fine Arts 3
Senior Play 1
JAMES TEMPLE
'"B'" Club 3
Athletics 4
Paper Staff 3
Annual Staff 1
Music 3
Fine Arts 3
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
CONNIE WEDDLE
Pep Club 3
F.H.A. 4
Paper Staff 3
Annual Staff 3
Library 2
Music 4
Fine Arts 4
Junior Play 1
Senior Play 1
��SENIOR CLASS I-USTORY
We started to school in 1944 under the teaching of Mrs. Eula Shields. Tommy Heard went
to Aztec, New Mexico. Patsy Jean Hollar and Jewel Knight also left this year.
In the second grade our teacher was Mrs. Mohney. Allene Davis entered from Pargin. Ross
Small, Jannith Baird, and Robert Luthi entered only for a short time. Betty Carpenter, Helen
Rodriquez, and Ted Salazar entered this year. One year was behind us; anyway, that's what we
thought then.
The third grade was really a mixed up year. Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Small, Mrs. Butler,
Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. James all had a turn at teaching us this year. Wanda Peterson entered
from Marvel Seven were promoted to the fourth grade this year: Wanda Peterson, Wayne Martin,
Myrtle Harris, Gordon Powell, David Percell, Romona Tanner, and Sandra Carmack. Johnny
Cavender entered by promotion from the second grade. Louis Carter and Emily Gist entered for
a short time, then left. Donna Lee Parks, Layola Martinez, Ted Salazar, and Kathleen Berry
left this year. The third and fourth grade were together, and we studied nearly everything the
fourth grade did.
Mrs. Ostwald taught us this next year. Gary Harper entered from Kansas; Janet Wells,
from Pinion Grove; Terry Neal. from California; and Barbara Hayden, from New Mexico. Cecil
Leyshon went to Durango. Ben Lyall left at the end of the year. This was a fairly easy year.
In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs. Louise Short. Jewel and Bert Monger and Stanley
and Jeanne Snooks entered from Pargin. Jimmy Temple entered from Roswell, New Mexico.
Helen Rodriquez went to Ignacio. We were upstairs in the gym this year, the first class to be
held there. This is the year we tried to learn our states and capitals.
In the sixth grade our teacher was Mrs. Parks. Helen Gedney entered from Los Angeles,
and Tressa Dye entered from Moss, but they stayed only a short time. Ray Cundiff entered from
Ben Springs, Shirley Chadd from Cahone, Betty Lou Tate from Columbus, and David Phelps
entered from Allison. Robert Luthi and Ben Lyall entered this year. Betty Carpenter went to
Pagosa, and Barbara Hayden went to New Mexico. School buses arrived this year. What a relief)
No more walking or riding horseback to get to school!
Mrs. Parks taught us in the seventh. Dianne Withers entered from Kansas, and Barbara
Hayden entered from New Mexico, but stayed only a short time. George Dodson entered from
Hagerman, NewMexico. BettyLouTatewentto Blanca, Colorado, and Gary Harper went to Kansas.
Mrs. Crowell was our teacher in the eighth grade. Tressa Dye entered from Moss for only
a short time. Mathew Bigham went to California at the end of the first semester. Ben Lyall
went to Pagosa, and George Dodson went to Lovington, New Mexico, at the end of the year.
We finally made it to High School. Fortunately all of us lived through initiation. Mathew
Bigham entered from California. Brad Newton entered from Carlsbad, New Mexico. Douglas
Blackmore entered from Silverton, but returned at the end of this year. Janet Wells went to
Cedarville, California, at the end of the year.
The next year we had our turn at giving the freshmen a bad time. Roy Farren, Edward
Harms, David Ketchem. and Jerry Coomes entered for a short time, then left. Terry Neal went
to California. Layola Martinez entered for a short time.
We finally became Juniors, and started thinking of the Banquet and Prom. Our Junior Class
play, "Brides to Burn", was a success even though it was storming. Nina Krukenmeier and
Jimmy Thomas entered this year. Brad Newton joined the navy at the end of the year. Shirley
Oladd went to California to get married.
This, our last year, Carol Murphy entered from Durango. Seniors now, we are looking
forward to graduation. We are also looking forward to our senior sneak. Our senior play will
be "The Blundering Herd." Stanley Morrison started and finished at Bayfield, and Mathew
Bigham missed only one semester. Connie Weddle also missed only one semester as she went
her first semester, of her first grade year in Pueblo.
��PROPHECY
As we look into the future, it is 1966 and we see Jeanne (Brains) Snooks being a
Home Economics teacher at the Betty Crocker Over-Oven School besides being home
mother at the Flip-Over Dormitory.
Allene (Sea-Going) Davis is trying out her new jet-propelled speed boat in the
Pacific in search of those distant sailors I ! !
Jim (Shorty) Temple and Stanley (Flat-Foot) Snooks are now playing basketball
for the Big Bears in the Little League which tonight will try to beat the Ridge Runners of
Oakwood School.
Connie (Starry-Eyed) Weddle has now taken over her father's business, raising
chinchillas, and is living in Hollywood where she will star them in "This Couldn't Be
Your Pet."
Jewel (Spooks) Monger and Mathew (" Tex") Bigham are raising Large and Small
Economy Size Cattle on a "B---y---G" ranch way down in Texas. ("Ya' All Come! I")
Ray (Tiny) Cundiff is coaching football for the Great Midget Team! ! of that better know town of Eastern Bayfield.
Stanley (Curly) Morrison is trying out his new experiment of seeing how fast a car
can go backwards on two wheels! He's planning on making millions. (Rich Boy I I!)
Bert (Butter- Fingers) Monger is now driving the Great Bayfield Exchange Lines.
If jou want a great ride from Bayfield to the Great City (City?) of LaBoca where his
lines run, don't miss riding on his bus.
Nina (Chubby) Krukenmeier is now running the Wells Fargo Bar in Tumble Brush
Creek. It seems she does all the work while the "Mr." counts the money! (Smart
Guy!!!)
Carol (Money-Bags) Murphy, running "Randy's" Mercury factory, is doing quite
well but she prefers the Cadillac which is more expensive. (But business is business and
money is where you find it.)
��will my ability to shoot spit wads to Ted McKinnis-more protection for Ted.
(Mathew Bigham)
, will my football playing ability to Bill Penn and my
my high grades to George Cooper. Get to work George.
, will my big feet to Wendell Bartholomew.
them.
He needs
, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Sam
Hickman. Put it to good use, Samlll
, will my ability to keep quiet to Bette Gayle. (As if she
needs it.)
, will my Math grades to Bruce Winter.
Bruce.
Best of luck,
l,~g:z.~ will my giggle to Burdene Caviggia with great hopes for
for the future.
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will my Biology class to any poor sophomore in hopes
of better grades.
, will my sophomore boy friends to Betty Holt. (As if
she needs them.)
, will my ability to get along with Mr. Hopkins to the
junior boys.
will my place in English to Barbara Norman--behind
Elmer Powell.
, will my freckles to poor pale faced Butch Wells. He needs
them.
��JUNIORS
Bessie Luke
George Cooper
Millard Gilbert
Carroll Newton
Gary Amon
Sam Hickman
David Miller
Shirley Thompson
Stanley Cundiff
Bette Graves
Elmer Powell
Tiodorita Ulibarri
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They All Meet Here
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644 East 6th Street
Open 24 hrs.
Colorado
Fine Coffee
Good Eats
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1063 Main
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121 East Tenth St .
Home Furnishings
Durango, Colorado
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Silverware
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LAUNDRY
Durango, Colorado
1177 Main Avenue
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BASIN DRUG CO.
THE RADIO HOSPITAL
863 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
1310 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
Prescriptions
Cosmetics
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MILLER MOTOR COMPANY
990 Second Avenue
Durango, Colorado
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845 Main Ave.
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Durango, Colorado
Carl Miller
INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE
COMPANY
816 Main Avenue
Insurance
Bonds
Durango, Colorado
Complete Ranch
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for
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Collateral Loans
WALL DRUG COMPANY
Prescriptionists
Phone 2 57
VAGABOND MOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Radosevich
Durango's Newest and Finest Motel
Durango, Colorado
FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals
Instruments, Appliances and
Supplies for Livestock
America •s Leading Brand of Animal
Biologicals
2180 Main Avenue
Phone 1494
On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado
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MAGAZINE
1140 Main Ave.
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Durango, Colo.
Magazines, Comics-Fishing Tackle, Ammunition
School Supplies, Stationery
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Greeting Cards, Sundries
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836 Main
Durango
"Shoes for the entire family"
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Preston Asher
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Willys -Packard
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1400 Main Avenue
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Durango, Colorado
7th & Truck By Pass
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HANDY CORNER STORE
CLEANERS
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Gasoline and Rocks
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Bayfield, Colorado
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BASIN PACKING CO.
Durango's Largest
Wholesale Meats
Home Owned
Phone 51
425 -6th Ave.
Durango, Colorado
''COLORADOAN"
in Gem Village
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Colorado Alabaster Lamps
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Scenic Lamp Shades
Hand made Jewelry
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Custom Cutting
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Gem Village
Bayfield, Colorado
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2407 Main Avenue
Phone 601
The Best In Used Auto And Truck
Parts
Durango, Colorado
WESTERN
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BREAD
Durango, Colorado
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Durango, Colorado
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Durango, Colorado
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Durango, Colorado
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W. G. Goodman Paint & Glass Store
Krille-Nichols Wool & Hide Co.
Garrett Freightlines, Inc.
Durango T.V. Network, Inc.
Columbine Sales & Service
Nichols Electric Service
M. L. Cummins Real Estate
Reed Lock & Key Service
Durango Furniture Mart
Bayfield Trading Post
Thompson Saddle Shop
Brennan's Firestone
Dorsett Realty Co.
Hitching Post Cafe
Lad & Lassie Shop
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La Plata Abstract
Franklin's Store
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1960
�We, the staff, dedicate this yearbook to the Class of 1960.
Many classes have come into this building from the eighth grade,
stayed four year , and then graduated.
Many students have heard the ring of voices and the clatter of typewriter , have felt the joys and sorrows of high school life in this building.
These are no more; they are echoes fading slowly but surely into
the past. The Class of 1960 is the last class to pass through the doors
of this building as it is now.
��SUPER! TE DE T
Mr. E. R. Beaty
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
Fred Sower
Chris Kugle
Hal worth Tanner
Martin Safley
(Jim Sitton)
ARCHITECT
Mr. Ken White
SECRETARY
Mrs . Ruth Beaty
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Social Studies
Driver Training
Physical Education
tuderit Council Sponsor
Freshman Sponsor
LAVENIA McCOY
Spanish
Mathematics
English
Secretary
Sophomore Sponsor
ALTA PARKS
English
Journalism
Speech and Drama
\Vol verine Sponsor
Purple and Gold ponsor
Junior Sponsor
LESTER STARBUCK
Commercial
Physical Education
"B" Club Sponsor
Sophomore Sponsor
A THAN CARR
Mathematics
Social Studies
Science
Photo Club Sponsor
Freshman Sponsor
GUY BOND
Science
Agriculture
Mechanical Drawing
Junior Sponsor
JANICE JAMES
Remedial Reading
Librarian
Physical Education
Pep Club Sponsor
Senior Sponsor
JOHN VANCE
Vocal
Band
Senior Sponsor
��GE E BERRY
Far be it from me to argue,
but Class President 2 -4; Vice -Presidem 3; SCR 3; Fine Arts 1-2;
"B" Club 3-4; Football 3-4;
Play3,4.
Senior Class President
JANET SOWER
Whose bright face casts a
thousand beams upon me, like
the sun.
Class Secretary-Treasurer 4,
Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, Reporter 1; SC Secretary 4; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4, Reporter 1; P&G
1;-2-3-4, Business Manager 3,
Secretary-Treasurer; Wolverine
1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3,
Editor 4; Play 3-4.
Secretary -Treasurer
Miss Wolverine
Valedictorian
HAZEL ANN McCOY
The marble index of a mind
forever Voyaging through
strange seas of thought, alone.
DSCVP 4; SC 4; Class Secretary
1, f.eporter 2; Fine Arts 4; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1-2-3-4,
Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4;
Wolverine 1-2 -4; Play 3-4.
TOMMY BEUTE
He likes to work with figures
(mathematical).
Class Vice -President 4, President 1; SCR 1-4; Football 1-23-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2 -3 -4; Wolverine 3 -4;
"B" Club 2-3-4; Play 3-4.
Mr. Wolverine
Vice -President
�ROBERT A LIPPERT
The world looks easy to conquer from a height.
Class Treasurer 3; SCR 2; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4;
Wolverine 1-2-3 -4; P&G 1-23-4; Play 3-4.
BILL NEWTO
It's a great life if you know
how to live it.
"B" Club 2-3-4; Football 2-34; Basketball 4; Play 3-4.
WAYNE KI GSLEY
Propriety of manners and consideration of others are the two
main characteristics of a gentleman.
SCR 2-4; "B" Club 2-3-4,
President 3; Football 4; Basebal:l 3-4; Basketball 2-3-4;
Wolverine 3-4; Fine Arts 1-2;
Play 3-4; Prom King.
MARDELLA SOWER
A loving heart is the beginning
of all knowledge.
Class President 3, Secretary 12; Pep Club 1-2-3; Cheerleader
1-2 -3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 1;
P&G 1-2-3; Wolverine 1-2-3.
LORENE CA VIGGIA
The way to have friends is to
be one.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 3,
Vice -President 2, Treasurer 1;
Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1-2-34, Business Manager 4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4; Play 3-4; Prom
Queen.
TOM MILLER
Not lazy, just resting.
Class Vice -President 1; "B"
Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4;
SCR 1; Football 2-3-4; Baseball 3 -4; Basketball 3-4.
�CLEMENT FROST
Men of few words are the best
men.
All Around Athlete 3; All-Star
Basketball 3; "B" Club 1-2-34; Football 1-2-3 -4; Baseball
3 -4; Basketball 1-2-3 -4; Play
3-4.
CAROL YNNE MciNTYRE
A girl whose eyes are blue,
whose heart is kind and love is
true.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 1;
Chorus 1; P&G 1; Play 3-4.
GEORGIA A KUGLE
Believes silence is golden, but
owns no gold mine.
SC President 4; SCR 3; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3;
P&G 1-2-3-4; Wolverine 1-24; Play 3-4.
JOH DAVIS
Things will come and go, so
why worry.
"B" Club 4; Football 1-2-3-4;
Basketball 3; Band 1-2; Play 4.
JULIAN MARTIN
Knowledge is in books . Let's
leave it there.
Football 3; Basketball 1-3 -4;
Play 3-4.
BETTY WEDDLE
Shall never sag with doubt nor
shake with fear .
Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1-23-4; Wolverine 1-2 - 3-4; Play
3-4.
�ERWIN TAYLOR
Man gives nothing so liberally
as advice.
"B" Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1;
Baseball 3; Basketball 1-2 -3;
Play 3-4.
GAYLE KIMBALL
She is gentle, she is shy, but
there is mischief in her eye.
Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2-3;
Volleyball 1-2 -3; Chorus 12-3; Play 3-4.
JANICE LUTTIG
She looks still, but talk to
her.
Pep Club 1-2-3 -4; Chorus 12; Wolverine 4; P&G 3-4; Play
3- .
BOB DUNHAM
The wrong way always seems
more reasonable.
"B" Club 2-3 -4; Football 23-4; Basketball 4; Baseball 34; Boxing 1-2; Play 4.
TOM WELLS
Work fascinates me, I can sit
and look at it for hours.
"B" Club 4; Football 3 -4; Basketball 3; Band 3-4; Library 4;
Play 3-4.
HOWARD LOCK WOOD
Exceeding wise, fair -spoken
and persuading.
Class Vice -President 3.
�One September morning of 1948, 25 excited children began their first day of school.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Mayfield we learned our ABC's and 1-2-3's.
Twenty-two of us found the second grade, under Mrs. Crowell, a venture into growing up, but a little easier. Tommy Beuten and Tommy Miller were welcomed into our
class.
In the third grade, we struggled with long division, but under the capable hands of
Mrs. Ostwald, we went on to the fourth grade. Our new student this year was Wayne
Kingsley.
Just at the time we needed correcting and sturdy guidance we got it under the sincere leadership of Mrs. Bureman. This, our fourth year, we were joined by Mardella
Marshall.
In the fifth grade we loved Mrs. Kelly who helped us on the road to better understanding and friendship. Basketball became one of our outside interests. Hazel Ann
McCoy, Bill Newton, and Lorene Caviggia joined us.
We spent our sixth year in the hectic upstairs over the gym where we found concentration hard indeed due to inviting odors from the kitchen and interesting sounds
from the gym. However, Mrs. Grush kept us busy and we went on into the advanced
stage of seventh graders. We were joined by Tom Wells.
In the seventh grade Mrs. Smith taught us many things, including leather work.
This year Georgiana Kugle enrolled.
Mrs. Crowell led us through our eighth grade and inspired us with goals for our lives.
Clement Frost and Erwin Taylor entered the class.
The usual freshman initiation took place with some of us "the worse for the wear"
and much wiser in the ways of the sophomores.
Our sophomore year we were the most important of all students, and no one could
out do us, we were sure. However, patience persevered and we made the step to
juniors.
Our junior year Janice Luttig and John David enrolled and Bayfield won a conference
basketball championship. We did our best to entertain the seniors with a beautiful Prom.
Our last and most memorable year finds us looking backward with nostalgia and
forward with anticipation. Betty Weddle, Janet Sower, Roberta Lippert, Carol ynne MeIntyre, Julian Martin, and Gene Berry started together in 1948 and will finish together
in 1960. We have three new students, Gayle Kimball, Bob Dunham, and Howard Lockwood, making 22 prospective graduates. We hope to have money enough to sneak a
little farther than the avajo Dam. With the Prom and graduation ahead of us we will
be busy and happy up to the last minute.
�January 25, 1970
Dear Gene,
I hope this letter reaches you, but it's hard to tell with you moving around so much:
Florida to Alaska!
It has been nearly ten years since we graduated and I think it would be a good idea
for you, as senior class president, to call a reunion for this spring or summer.
ewspaper work really is exciting and I have pretty well kept up with everyone in
our class.
Bob Dunham is on a world tour with the present Miss America, Georgiana Kugle,
for whom he is publicity manager. Tommy Beuten and his famous orchestra played
fanfare for them last week at the "21" Club.
John Davis is recovering from his tenth auto accident. One a year and he is still
claiming, "I won't move over for any truck!" Janice Luttig, the R. . in charge of
the accident ward, has started saving the arm splints.
I have heard that Julian Martin has hired Gayle Kimball as head cashier and Roberta
Lippert as head bookkeeper for Martin Mercantile, Holes ale and Resale's national
headquarters, located where the Lewis Mercantile used to be.
Senator Thomas R. Miller and Chief Clement Frost had a conference last week. It
seems that the Utes are so rich that it is affecting the national economy. Howard
Lockwood, Secretary of the Treasury, is very worried about the situation.
Bill Newton recently crashed the headlines by winning a drag race - on foot! His
wind, and that of several others, has improved since Lorene Caviggia startled the nation by putting prohibition back in to effect - singlehanded.
Wayne Kingsley, mechanical engineer for GMC, has perfected a new car that will
be put on the market this fall. It is called the Yelsgnik. He was much to modest to
call it Kingsley.
Betty Weddle has recently developed a scientific method of raising chinchillas large
enough to make a full length coat from one pelt. Carolynne Mcintyre was pictured
in the latest issue of LIFE wearing one of the fabulous coats.
Tom Wells, still single, is happily farming the 40 acres that his father gave him
for graduation.
Mardella Sower, PTA president, may be able to help you arrange for the accomodations, etc.
If you contact Erwin Taylor, basketball coach at Fort Lewis, he may be able to help
with the entertainment.
But you'll probably want Mrs. Kenneth Vaughan (Janet Sower), as class secretary, to
handle the details.
Well, I certainly hope that I get to see everyone this spring.
With many memories,
Hazel Ann
.
�Howard
Lorene
Tom
�Gene
Berry
Tommy
Beuten
Janice
Luttig
Wayne
Kingsley
Janet
Sower
Betty
Weddle
Julian
Martin
Lorene
Caviggia
Bill
Newton
Bob
Dunham
Roberta
Lippert
Tom
Wells
Hazel Ann
McCoy
Georgiana
Kugle
Clement
Frost
Gayle
Kimball
Thomas
Miller
John
Davis
Carolynne
Mcintyre
Irwin
Taylor
�CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver.
CLASS MOTTO: "What I aspired to be and was not comforts me."
��J. McVicker, P. Stock, C. Pinckert, B. Mars, H. Cundiff, D. Hayes, J. Pierson, L. Law, M.
Tate, K. Mullen, M. Hayes, L. Tanner, J. Kugle, C. Hickman, M. Hazleton, K. Powell,
A. Goolsby, R. Sower, S. Gilbert, D. Mann.
�- ..
�J. Tubbs, B. Davis, E. Rathjen, D. Weddle, D. Glenn, V. Rathjen, R. Snodgrass, J. Morrison,
B. Sower, L. Forsythe, D. Reed, J. Davenport, E. Beaver, B. Roberts, R. Frost, R. Hotz.
��M. Berry, D. Gosney, N. Hotz, J. Loring, S. Holt, S. Sower, N. Nichols, L. Zellner, C.
Martin, D. Penwell, V. Kingsley, G. Tulin, L. Cundiff, T. Ancell, E. Hughes, S. Noble,
G. Stagelman, L. McConnel, J. McKinnis, F. Wells, J. Huntington, S. Hickman, 0. Box,
J. McKinnis, D. Blackmore, M. Bowers, C. Gilbert, T. Roper, L. Kimball.
��Mrs. Crowell, L. Beaver, Mr. Lloyd, S. Sower, E. Hughes, N. Brown, T. Archuleta, C.
Tafoya, J. Cundiff, 0. Pinckert, B. Foley, L. Archuleta, S. Snodgrass, G. Shupe, F. Lowe,
N. Smith, S. McCoy, C. McNew, B. Stock, K. Hickman, V. McVicker, C. Mars, W. Mann,
P. Luttig, D. Cavender, J. Cundiff, D. Powell, L. Clifton, R. Sanchez, L. Glover, S.
Samuels, J. Archuleta, J. Tafoya.
�...
Mr. Grable, L. Safley, D. Trimble, L. Glover, P. Gilbert, L. Cundiff, J. Payton, R. Van
Camp, S. James, B. Holder, L. Tanner, J. Sanchez, S. Richards, J. Lowe, A. Tubbs, D.
Law, D. Snow, K. Huntington, H. Hickman, V. Sower,
. Peterson, C. Ludwig, R. Davis,
E. Zellner, J. Morrison, S. Davis, S. Martin, R. Miller, J. McConnel, D. Wilds, R. Anderson, G. Naranjo, M. Montgomery, P. Hayes, C. McCoy, R. Townsend, V. Minium.
�Mrs. Lloyd, W. Sapp, S. Smith, E. Garcia, C. O'John, P. Snooks, M. Stevens, T. Mankins,
E. Archuleta, M. Archuleta, G. Grush, C. Dye, B. Sauer, J. Caviggia, L. Lewis, B. Beaty,
R. Tubbs, J. Heinz, D. Martinez, J. Forsythe, D. McCoy, N. Bowers, R. Archuleta, C.
Hasstedt, M. Wommer, B. McDaniel, E. Berry, F. Stock, C. Box, C. Tanner, L. Penwell.
�Mrs. Pinckert, Mrs. Stagelman, M. Lucero, S. Lucero, J. Wells, S. Lippert, B. Payton, T.
Sanchez, R. Snow, S. Hasstedt, L. Tafoya, J. Loring, B. VanCamp, H. Hickman, L. Heinz,
J. Tuttrow, V. Wagner, E. Minium, C. Carter, D. Cundiff, A. Langfitt, R. Wells, T. Davis,
J. Hayes, G. Vaughan, L. Reed, B. Warren, P. Townsend, P. Archuleta, G. Hickman, C.
Cavender, L. Davenport, A. Huntinton, D. Snooks, C. Lowe, W. O'John, S. Martinez, D.
Frost, D. Mann, S. Rather, C. McNew, D. Frost, W. Cundiff, L. Groves, C. Rael, M. Foley,
D. Frost, S. McDaniel, E. Sanchez, R. Cavender, M. Sanchez, K. Tubbs.
�Mrs. Colwell, C. Trimble, S. Ancell, C. Lucero, L. Anderson, G. Archuleta, B. Stagelman,
F. Luttig, A. Martinez, R. Lucero, M. Cundiff, S. Tafoya, R. Kennedy, P. Samuels, U.
Archuleta, C. Vance, T. Naranjo, H. Shawcroft, B. Sapp. R. Gosney, J. Mankins, J. Abernathy, L. Wommer, J. White, S. Cavender, R. Richards, G. Tanner, B. Beaver, G. Valdez,
V. Box, M. Musick.
�Ila Ostwald, S. Tate, V. Amon, R. O'John, D. Rather, L. Lucero, R. Sauer, M. Cundiff,
C. Taylor, C. Blackmore, G. Shawcroft, B. Dye, G. Bower, L. Hasstedt, B. Frost, L.
Sanchez, L. Penwell, C. McKinnis, J. Harper, L. Wiebe, E. Tuttrow, M. elson, R.
Valdez, D. Archuleta, D. Zellner, B. Brown, C. Comyford, A. Sanchez, V. K1mball, R.
Grove, D. Thompson, K. Wagner, L. Nelson.
�Theba Cockreham, P. Fahrion, N. Uptain, J. Sanchez, W. Pfister, S. Smith, M. Law, R.
Hayes, M. Ancell, J. Casias, P. Davis, R. Frost, L. Martinez, B. Boyet, L. Archuleta, B.
Tanner, S. Beaty, M. Wagner, V. Garcia, S. Musick, M. Abernathy, K. Snow, . Blackmore, G. Rinker, C. Cundiff, C. Carter, D. Lucero, L. Box, E. Jacobson, C. Grush, K.
Wiebe, E. Lucero, D. Stevens, T. Lloyd, J. Mankins.
�Mrs. Broomell, Mrs. Davenport, G. Townsend, K. Sitton, I. Sanchez, R. Vance, S. Heinz,
J. Hammond, M. Valdez, E. McCoy, S. Musick, J. Comyford, G. Sanchez, M. Lewis,
P. Lucero, A. Beeler, M. Beaver, D. Safley, P. Martinez, R. Forsythe, M. Tafoya, E.
Hasstedt, P. Levell, T. Wommer, J. Clifton, C. Rinker, P. Hickman, G. Brown, J. Stephenson, J. Comyford, W. Beeler, T. Anders, G. Stowell, C. Mattes, G. Morrison, E. Kennedy,
C. Dye, K. Florey.
�So Serious?
Gobble Gobble (HELP!)
Hilarious
Miss America
Freshman Follies
Mau-Mau?
The Brain Storm
'
Any Blue Suedes?
"La Profesora"
,
Pixie -Dixie
l!l..
��Harvey, Shirley, Marilyn, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Jim, ally, Caroline,
Carol, Linda L., Marlene H., Gail S., Robert, Mrs. Parks, Wayne, Roberta, Betty, Lorene,
Hazel Ann, Georgiana, Janice, and Tommy B.
Editor
JANET SOWER
Assistant Editor
JUDY McVICKER
�Marilyn, Linda L., Shirley, Judy, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Sally, Caroline, Gail S .• Marlene, Robert, Janet S., Roberta, Betty, Judy Me., Lorene, Georgiana,
Jamce, Evelyn, Philip, and Mrs. Parks.
Editor
HAZEL ANN McCOY
Assistant Editor
CAROL PINCKERT
�Barbara, Linda Me., Elaine, Shirley, Marilyn, Gail S., Judy T., Dale, Diane H., Linda Z.,
Karen, Frances, Ruth Z., Linda L., Nancy, Marlene, Judy Me., Lila, Bobbie, LaRue, Margaret, Donna, Celina, Sharon, Sally, Caroline, Evelyn, Sharon, Janet M., Vivian, Carol,
Mrs. James, Georgie, Janice, Janet S., Roberta, Carolynne, Betty, Gayle K., Hazel Ann,
Lorene.
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Kenny, Bill M., Vernon, Gary, Marvon, Jimmy, Leonard, Ray, Larry, Harvey, Gene B., Tom
W., Bob D .• Ervin, Thomas M., Bill . , Clement, Tommy B., Wayne, Mr. Starbuck.
�Vice- President - - - - - - - - - LEONARD TA
ER
Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JANET SOWER
Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - - - HARVEY CU DIFF
Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MR. FERRICK
REPRESENTATIVES
Senior - - - - - - - - - - - - -TOMMY and WAYNE
Junior - - - - - - - - - - - - - -JIMMY and KE
Y
Sophomore - - - - - - - - - - - - EVELY and BOB
Freshman - - - - - - - - - - - - GAIL and DO LEE
"B" Club - - - - BILL
Pep Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GAYLE
District Vice-President- - - : - - - - -HAZEL A
President
GEORGIANA KUGLE
�Ugh!
Such CUTE LITTLE boys!
Water boy!
Shedding?
She makes A's?
Peek a Boo!
Willy?
The Thinker
Once upon a time -
��HAZEL ANN McCOY
�TOMMY BEUTE
�Most Friendly
CAROL and GENE
Freshman Favorites
GAIL and DON LEE
Most Likely To Succeed
HAZEL AN and TOMMY
Sophomore Favorites
EVELYN and RAY
Most Adventurous
KARE and THOMAS
Junior Favorites
JUDY and LEONARD
�BEST COMEDIA S
Lorene and Jim
BEST LOOKING
Judy and Tommy
MOST ATHLETIC
Diane and Leonard
MOST BASHFUL
Janet and David
BEST DA CERS
Lorene and Gene
MOST COOPERATIVE
Janet and John
�PROM QUEEN
Lorene Caviggia
PROM KING
Wayne Kingsley
HOMECOMI G QUEE
Carol Pinckert
ATTE DANT
ATTE DANT
Judy McVicker
Lorene Caviggia
��J A ET, LORENE, and JUDY
JUDY
BARBARA
GAIL
�Harvey, Eugene, Donald, Jim, Ray, Vernon, Kenny, Bill M., Don Lee, Mr. Starbuck, Gene,
Wayne, Clement, Bob, Leonard, Thomas M., Bill . , Tommy B., Marvon.
CO FERE CE
WE
THEY
Dolores
0
6
Pagosa
0
31
Mancos
32
0
Ignacio
40
12
Dove Creek
7
13
WE
THEY
LaJara
0
19
Mission
19
25
ON -CONFERENCE
�Bill
ewton
Jim Pierson
Ray Frost
CONFERENCE
WE
"B" TEAM
Silverton
Pagosa
Dolores
Mancos
Egnar
Dove Creek
Ignacio
37
50
43
36
41
59
53
Tom Miller
THEY
26
39
13
37
18
46
49
NON-CO FER£ CE
46
44
45
Kirtland
Mission
Bloomfield
Carol
Lorene
43
50
40
Judy
Lester Starbuck
John Ferrick
Wayne Kingsley
�Tom Beuten
Clement Frost
"A" TEAM
Silverton
Pagosa
Dolores
Mancos
Egnar
Dove Creek
Ignacio
Marvon Hazleton
CONFERE CE
WE
67
75
76
49
66
72
74
Ken Mullen
Leonard Tanner
THEY
27
99
25
38
28
54
47
NO -CONFERE CE
l(irtland
Mission
Bloomfield
79
66
73
55
47
58
Tom, Eugene, Bill, Kenny, Vernon, Gary, Jimmy, Floyd, Marvon, Leonard, Larry, Ray, Cecil, Harvey, DonLee, Tom R. , Lance.
James, Wayne, Julian, Bob, Thomas, Clement, Tommy, Gene, Coach Ferrick, Coach Starbuck.
�Paul Gilbert, Sammy Pinnecoose, Sidney Samuels, Joe Archuleta, Ovid Pinckert,
Johnny Cundiff, Thomas Archuleta, Bobby Stock, Russell VanCamp, Johnny Tafoya,
Gene aranjo, LeRoy Beaver, Ronnie Miller, Clayton Ludwig, Eddie Hughes, Ernie
Zellner, Paul Luttig, and Larry Clifton . Mr. Ferrick, coach, in the background.
Those not present are: Vernon Sower, Stewart McCoy, Vance McVicker.
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4Judy McConnel, Wanda Mann, and Susan Martin .
��Caroline Hickman, Sally Gilbert, Frances Lowe, Linda Zellner, Sue Davis, Frances Wells,
Ruth Zellner, Sharon Sower, Linda Tanner, Elaine Hughes, Shirley Sower, Celina Gilbert,
Kathy Hickman, Mr. Vance.
Marilyn Berry
Evelyn Rathjen, Vivian Rathjen, Barbara ower, Marilyn Montgomery, Linda Cundiff, Dolores
Cavender, Lila Cundiff, Gail Stagelman, Barbara Roberts, Sharon Holt, Janet Morrison.
Frances Wells, Linda Zellner, Gail Stagelman, Mr. Vance, Barbara Sower, Celina Gilbert,
Dale Penwell, Robert Sower. David Glenn. James Davenport, Tom Wells.
�"Miss Student Council"
Transportation?
Will she, Jim?
Let's Be Scientific!
Go Ahead, Smile!
What Time Was It, Leonard?
Good Joke?
Squirrel
Why So Happy, Les?
What Did You Say?
Those Were The Days!
E. R. Berry, Esq.
�"The Queen"
Ah, made it!
Oh my!
"Crying, Diane?"
Shutter -bugs.
"Dear John"
"Myhero, Willie!"
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LEWIS MERCANTI LE CO.
Phone TUcker 4-2430
P. 0. Box 17
Bayfield, Colorado
Meats, Vegetables, Fruits
Dry Goods, Feeds
Hardware and Supplies
''We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations
to the Seniors of 1959-60
Our Best Wishes for a
Successful and Faithful Future"
McVICKER
McVICKER
LUMBER COMPANY
Builders Supplies
SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY
Coin Operated Machines
Also Conventional Machines
Complete Finishing Service
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Business Phone TU4-2211
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TU 4-2216
Bayfield, Colorado
�TANNER FLOUR MILLS
Manufacturers of
FLOUR
BRAN
FEEDS
Phone TU4-2400
950 2nd Ave.
Bayfield, Colorado
Durango CH 7-1717
PINE RIVER LODGE
PAUL, WYLENE and
BARBARA NORMAN
Cabins
Groceries
Boats
Motors
BAYFIELD
FILLING STATION
Real Service
Phone TU4-2270
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TU4-2563
16 Miles North of
Bayfield, Colorado
THE REED BROTHERS
�TRAILERS BY TULIN
Custom Built Horse Trailers
HI-WAY CAFE
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RAINBOW SERVICE
THE COLORADOAN
MOTEL
ROCK SHOP
CAFE
Bayfield, Colorado
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Gem Village
Bayfield, Colorado
Gifts for All Occasions
The Best for Less
WELLS
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Phone TUcker 4-2245
Bayfield , Colorado
IGNACIO-SA YFIELD
FOOD MARKET &
LOCKER PLANT
For jewelry gifts, custom
work, for that anniversary,
birthday, Christmas, or
graduation gift.
Before You Buy, Visit
SHIPLEY'S MINERAL HOUSE
AND GIFT SHOP
Phone TU4-2632
Gem Village, Colorado
SHORE LINE INN
Vallecito Reservoir
Groceries, Meat, Feed
Bayfield TU4-2605
Ignacio 3321
Complete Processing Service
Custom Butchering
Rt. 1
Bayfield, Colorado
�PERRY CLEANERS
9 60 2nd Avenue
Phone CH7-2247
Durango, Colorado
SCHLUTER FLORAL SHOP
7 00 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
Phone CH 7-331
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
Feeds and Supplies
Durango, Colorado
MA HELLER RESORT
On Beautiful Lake Vallecito
Modern Cabins, Boats and Motors
Electric Kitchens Ph. TU4-2426
Bayfield, Colorado
VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE
Vallecito Lake, Colorado
STICK AND LORRAINE FOSTER
Bayfield, Colorado
HANDY CORNER STORE
Gas, Rocks, Oil, Gifts
Groceries
Gem Village
Phone TUcker 4-2580
Compliments of
DURANGO RECAP CO.
801 Second Ave.
Phone CH7 -1311
Durango, Colorado
VALLEY OF THE SPRUCE
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����1961
WOLVERINE
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
�TO LES STARBUCK,
Who has led our boys to at least one league championship each of the five years he has
coached here and has helped us solve many problems, not all of which were in the
books, we dedicate this 1961 Wolverine.
��MR. FERRICK
Principal
Social Science
P. E.
Freshman Sponsor
Student Council
Sponsor
MRS. VAN DEN
BERG
Commercial
P. and G. Sponsor
Sophomore Sponsor
MRS. CROWELL
Eighth Grade
MRS. COCKREHAM
Second Grade
MRS. STAGELMAN
Sixth Grade
MRS. BROOMELL
First Grade
MRS. JAMES
Librarian
Pep Club Sponsor
MR. GRABLE
Sixth Grade
MRS. PARKS
Language Arts
Senior Sponsor
Wolverine Sponsor
MR. STARBUCK
Social Science
P. E.
Junior Sponsor
"B" Club Sponsor
CUSTODIANS: Mr. Wolf and Mr. Phelps.
�MR. BEAVER
Science
Senior Sponsor
MRS. McCOY
Language Arts
Junior Sponsor
Honor Society
Sponsor
MR. VANCE
Music
Freshman Sponsor
MRS. LLOYD
Math
Freshman Sponsor
MRS. BEATY
Secretary
MRS. PINCKERT
Fifth Grade
MRS. COL WELL
Founh Grade
COOKS: Mrs. Landreth, Mrs. Hickman,
Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Forsythe.
MR. BEATY
Superintendent
MR. LLOYD
Seventh Grade
MRS. OSTWALD
Third Grade
�Coffee, we presume l
tudious seniors
Open-book testll
Mr. Short
It's Superman!!
Hollywood-type stars!
Contact!!
MagS.
Wow!!!
We're behind you, Wolverines, so let's go!!!
��CAROL PINCKERT
Good people are kinder
to their enemies than
bad ones are to their
friends,
P&G 3-4; Pep Club 3-4;
Sec, 4; Wolverine 3-4;
P&G Ed, 4; Assoc. Ed. 3;
Play 3-4; Fine Arts 1-23; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Class
Sec. 4.
JIMMY PIERSO
Salutatorian
Wit and wisdom are born
with a man.
S.C. 1-3; "B" Club 3-4;
Wolverine 2-3; Play 3-4;
Football 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 3-4.
PHILIP STOCK
Valedictorian
Genius is the gold in the
mine, talent is the miner
who works and brings it
out.
P&G 2-3-4; Sports Ed. 34; S.C. 4; "B" Club 4;
Wolverine 1-2; Play 3-4;
Football 4.
HARVEY CUNDIFF
Every man has his fault
and honesty is his. Pres.
4; V. P. 1-2; Treas. 3;
S.C. Treas. 3; "B" Cl.
3-4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4;
Bus. Mgr. 3-4; Play 3-4;
Fb. 3-4; Bskb. 1-2-3-4.
KENNY MULLE
Perhaps propriety is as
near a word as any to denote the manners of a
gentleman . Pres. 2; Treas.
1-4; S.C. 3; "B"Cl. 3 4; Pl. 3 -4; Fb. 3-4; Bskb.
2-3-4; Bb. 3 .
�LINDA LAW
Highly erected thoughts
seated in the heart of
courtesy.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pres.
4, Sec. 3; P&G 1-2-3-4;
Fine Arts 2-4; Chorus 24; Wolverine 1-3-4; Play
3-4.
DONALD MA N
Man of polite learning
and a liberal education.
"B" Club 3-4; Play 3-4;
Football 3-4.
MARGARET TATE
0, what may she withm
her hide, a !though an
angel on the outward side.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G
1 -B-4; Wolverine 1- 2- 34; Play 3-4.
BILL MARS
1 know a trick worth two
of that!
Vice Pres. 3; "B" Club
2-3-4; Wolverine 2-3;
Football 3-4; Basketball
1-2-3-4; Baseball2-3-4;
Play 3-4.
JUDY McVICKER
A joyous laugh must flow
from a joyous heart, for
without kindness there is
no true joy.
Pres. 4; Sec. 2-3; Stud.
Coun. Rep. 4; Pep Club
1-2-3-4; P&G 1-2-3-4,
Bus. Mgr. 4; Wolverine
1-2-3-4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed.
4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4;
Homecoming Queen 2;
Fine Arts 2-3; Chorus 2;
Play 3-4.
LEONARD TA NER
Sigh no more ladies!
Sigh no more!
Pres. 1 -2; All State Basketball 2; Stud. Coun.
Rep. 1-2-3; "B" Club 12-3-4; Football1-2-3-4;
Basketball 1-2-3-4; Play
3 -4; Baseball 3.
�ARTHUR GOOLSBY
The way to make ourselves happy is to do our
duty and find pleasure in
it.
"B" Club 4; Play 3-4;
Fine Arts 3: Football 1-23-4; Basketball Manager 4.
MARLENE HAYES
Courage consists not in
blindly overlooking danger,
but in seeing it and con•
quering it.
Pep Club 1-3-4; P&G 13; Wolverine 3; Play 3.
JOHN KUGLE
It matters not what you
are thought to be, but
what you are.
"B" Club 4; Football 4;
Basketball 1-2 -4; Baseball
4; Play 3-4.
KAREN POWELL
One laugh is worth a
hundred frowns.
Pep Club 1-2-3•4; P&G
1-4; Wolverine 1-4; Fine
Arts 2-4; Play 3-4: Vice
Pres. of Pep Club 3.
FRED TOLSON
Care to our coffin adds a
nail no doubt; and ev'ry
grin so merry draws one
out.
Fine Arts 3-4: Band 1-23-4; Chorus 1-2-4; Future
Medical Careers 3; Track
3.
CONNIE STAFFORD
On bravely through the
sunshine and the showers.
Time hath his work to
do, and we have ours.
P&G 4; Pep Club 3·4;
Wolverine 4; Play 3-4;
Fine Arts 2-3-4: Chorus
2-3-4: Band 4; FHA 1-2;
Home Ec. 1-2.
�DIANE HAYES
Believes silence is golden,
but owns no gold mine.
Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G
1- 2-3 -4; Play 3-4 ; Wolverine 3-4; Fine Ans 2-3;
Treasurer 2.
WI FORD BOYET
So much is a man worth
as he esteems himself.
Play 1-4; Chorus 3-4;
Fine Arts 4.
SALLY GILBERT
Our happiness in this world
depends on the affections
we are enabled to inspire.
P&G 1· 3-4; Pep Club 12·3-4; Wolverine 1-3-4;
Plays 3-4; Fine Arts 2-3.
ROBERT SOWER
His bark is worse than his
bite.
P&G 3-4; Student Council
1; Pep Club 1-2; Wolverine
3-4; Play 1•3•4; Fine Arts
1-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3·4;
Band 2-3-4; Class Treasurer 1; Athletics 1-2.
CAROLINE HICKMAN
Happily, Happily, I shall
live now.
P&G 1·2·3·4; Pep Club
1-2-3-4; Wolverine 2-34; Play 3-4 ; Fine Arts 2-3.
MARVON HAZLETON
That is as well said as if
I had said it myself.
P&G 4; "B" Club 1-3-4;
Play 3-4; Football 1-2-34; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 4.
�HISTORY
In September of 1949, 27 children began the first grade under the direction of Mrs.
Holgate. Out of these 27 first graders only eight are to graduate from Bayfield in 1961.
They are Harvey Cundiff, Kenny Mullen, Jimmy Pierson, Judy McVicker, Philip Stock,
Sally Gilbert, Karen Powell, and Marlene Hayes.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Mair, we ventured into the second grade. Margaret
Tate joined us and Karen Powell left.
Mrs. Ostwald helped us through the third grade. We were joined by ConnieStafford,
The business of learning was old stuff after promotion into the fourth grade. Mrs.
Bureman taught us most of what we learned that year. Leonard Tanner, Caroline Hickman and Diane Hayes joined our ranks and Margaret Tate left,
Our present senior sponsor and English teacher, Mrs. Parks, taught us in the fifth
grade.
Entering the sixth grade, we were, we felt, old veterans of this thing called learning. Mrs. Martin gave us our instructions that year. Our lone, new enrollee was John
Kugle. Karen Powell returned to us.
othing especially eventful
In the seventh grade, we were led by Mrs. Smith.
happened that year.
In our final year of grade school, Mrs. Crowell sat behind the teacher's desk. Bill
Mars and Linda Law decided to be with us and Margaret Tate returned ,
We somehow survived Freshman initiation and determined to get revenge.
As sophomores, we had the pleasure of welcoming the freshmen into high school.
Since rules against rough mitiations were enforced, we made the freshmen do something
constructive, (picking up rocks on the football field). Robert Sower became part of our
class that year.
Our junior year was quite busy. We had a very successful play and prom and we
were prepared for our last year of high school, Donald Mann, Marvon Hazleton, Art
Goolsby, and Carol Pincken were our new entries for that year.
It is now our final year in the Bayfield school system, We are looking forward to
our Senior play, the Junior- Senior Prom, and most of all , graduation . Winford Boyet
and Fred Tolson enrolled this year to bring our class total to 23.
�Bayfield, Colorado
May 1, 1971
Judy McVicker
New York City
Dear Judy,
Since you are busy in ew York as the nation's leading dental technician, I will
be glad to make the arrangements for the Class of 1961 reunion. My ditch-digging
job doesn't keep me too busy, anyway.
Sally Gilben and Karen Powell, co-owners of the world-famous Cafe Bayfield,
said they will let their equally famous chef, Marvon Hazleton, prepare the meal.
An Goolsby, who e cattle ranch now includes one third of Colorado, said he and
his two top cowboys, Leonard Tanner and Kenny Mullen, will supply all the meat for
our banquet from their large herd .
Milk will be from Diane Hayes' Dairy Farm, and we'll need lots of it, because
Carol Pincken's ulcers have become much worse since she became press agent to
Linda Law, famous author of "How I Made My Forceful Personality Pay Off."
Roben Sower, owner of Lewis Mere. , and Connie Stafford, the manager of the
store, have agreed to give us all the rest of the food we need.
We can get Harvey Cundiff and John Kugle to make a totem pole for a centerpiece at our banquet. They became interested in this craft during our senior year and
have become quite good at it.
Music will be provided by the Fred Tolson Trio, with Fred on drums, Winford
Boyer on guitar, and Bill Mars on piano. Also there possibly will be a few vocals by
Caroline Hickman. the new singing sensation at the Oxford Opera this year.
The reunion will probably get good coverage in the papers, since Donald Mann,
after his success with book repons in high school, has become a famous newspaper
writer.
I still haven't located Margaret Tate, who is some here in Europe on a trip around
the world with her fifth husband, or 'avy Admiral Philip Stock, who hasn't been seen
since his cruise ship sank a mile out of harbor last eek, (everyone got off safely, but
they ere scared to come back home) to tell them of our plans, but I'm sure everyone
will be there.
See you soon,
Jimmy Pierson
�AS
THEY ARE
�THEY WERE
(OVER)
��JUNIORS
Hickman, Snodgrass, Phillips, Sower, Morrison
Lockwood, Hotz, Rathjen, E. Rathjen, Tubbs
Weddle, Beaver, Forsythe, Davenport, Tulln
Reed, Frost, Glenn, Triplett
�SOPHOMORES
Gosney, Hughes, Stagelman, Wells, Ancell
Hotz, Lucero, Martin, Nichols, Tolson
Loring, oble, Cundiff, McConnel, Holt
Huntington, Box, Kingsley, Zellner, Powers
Kimball, Berry, Sower
�,.
FRESHMEN
Archuleta, Samuels, Mann, Shupe, Beaver, Cavender,
Pickert, McVicker, Sower, McCoy, Pinnecoose, L. Archuleta
Teter, Smyth, Snodgrass, Powell, McNew, Lowe
Gilbert, Hickman, Foley, Brown, A. Archuleta, Stock
Cundiff, Bowers, Hughes, Phillips, Sanchez
Williams, McKinnis
�Blondie
Glamour Girl
Star Half- ? -
Hula Hula!
Call Me Freckles
At It Again!
Cutie!
Duh!
Cool Cat!
Fashionable Beauties
Toothache???
Homecoming Game Against Ignacio
��EIGHTH
GRADE
-tJ
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Van Camp, Safley, Martin, Tubbs, Townsend, Tafoya. Ludwig, Sower, Hickman, Miller,
Sanchez, aranjo. Trimble, Tanner, Montgomery, Cundiff, Lowe, Law. Peterson, Davis,
Richards, Morrison, J. Montgomery, McConnell. Gilbert, Snow, T. Miller, Holder, McCoy, Zellner. J. Candiff, Payton, Huntington, James.
�SEVENTH
GRADE
Grush, Mars, Jones, Forsythe, Sauer, Richards. Caviggia, Berry, Stock, Tubbs, McCoy,
Tanner. Heinz, Clark, Archuleta, M. Archuleta, Hasstedt, Brown. Snooks, D. Clark, Dye,
Lewis, Mankins, Smith. Beaty, McDaniel, Wommer, Stevens, R. Archuleta, E. Archuleta.
Garcia, B. Wilmer, Box.
�SIXTH GRADE
Langfit, Hickman, Wells, G. Hickman, Snow, Cundiff, Archuleta. Groves, Martinez,
Tuttrow, Wilmer, L. Archuleta, Heinz, Wagner. Townsend, Frost, Loring, Hasstedt, Jones,
Cavender, P. Archuleta. Clark, Davis, Lucero, Lowe, Reed, Wells, McCutchen. Hayes,
M. Lucero, Lewis, W. Cundiff, Payton, McDaniel, Foley. Vaughan, Huntington, Snooks,
Davenport, Mann, Tubbs, M. Archuleta. McNew, Carter, Johnson, Baird, Warren, Tafoya,
Sanchez.
�FIFTH GRADE
Beaver, Vance, Lucero, Fahrion, Trimble
Archuleta, Wommer, Mankins, Tafoya, Abernathy
Frost, L. Lucero, Box, Samuels, Rather
Ancell, Valdez, Martinez, Richards, Cavender
Gosney, Tanner, Cundiff, Naranjo
�FOURTH GRADE
Hasstedt, Clark, Zellner, Ludwig, Chavez, Lucero, Comyford
Groves, Thompson, Harper, Tate, Cundiff, Jones, Bassett
Amon, Rather, Atkinson, Richards, Wiebe, Taylor, McCutchen
Wagner, Frost, Dye, Archuleta, G. Archuleta, Sanchez, L. Lucero
Brown, Tuttrow, McCoy, L. Sanchez, Kimball, Valdez, McKinnis
Sauer, Blackmore, V. Kimball
�THIRD GRADE
Lockwood, Garcia, Lloyd, Hayes, Mankins, Gallegos
Wiebe, Davis, Lucero, Archuleta, Atkinson, Lowe
Jacobson, Uptain, Rinker, Grush, Law, Fahrion
Cundiff, Carter, Box, Tanner, Boyet, Beaty
Stevens, Blackmore, Abernathy, Ancell, Wagner, Sanchez
Smith, E. Lucero
�SECOND GRADE
Hickman, Lucero, Beeler, Hasstedt, Tanner, Pautsch, Valdez
Townsend, Sanchez, Stevenson, Dye, Beaver, Florie, Beeler
Tafoya, Frost, Wilmer, Comyrord, Rinker, Wommer, Heinz
Stowell, Musick, Comyford. Lewis, Brown, McCoy, Morrison
Phariss, Sitton, Lavelle, Safley, Forsythe, Sanchez, Snow
Swearingen
�FIRST GRADE
Jones, J. Sanchez, Zellner, White, Rod Williams, Ron Williams, Atkinson
Haga, Archuleta, Bassett, Boyet, Clark, Crone, Sheppard
Wiebe, Stowell, Dye, Foley, Fahrion, Cundiff, Cavender
Uptain, Rinker, Tubbs, Garcia, Frost, Hammond, Hertel
LePlatt, Lowe, Mankins, Martin, McCoy, Pinckert, Montgomery
L. Sanchez, Saver, Timble
�MASCOT
WOL VERETTE ~ ,
CHEERLEADERS
. ...._.,
I
��CHORUS
Snodgrass, Powell, Mann, Berry, Lockwood, Sower, Hughes, Foley, So'Wer, Tolson, Boyet, Davenport, Rathjen, V. Rathjen, Hickman, Brown, Smyth, Me ev.:,
Phillips, Morrison, Mr. Vance, Phillips, B. Sower, S. Sower, Law, Stafford,
Wells, Powell, Gilbert, Lowe.
BAND
Mr. Vance, Tolson, B. Sower, Stafford, B. Sower, Wells, Van Camp, C. Hasstedt,
Glenn, Davenport. Lewis, R. Townsend, Warren, Zellner, Stagelman, P. Town send, Smith, S. Hasstedt.
�Eugene, Ray, Mr. Ferrick, Philip, Shirley, Marilyn, Judy, Evelyn, Lance, Charlene, Frances, Judy.
STUDENT COUNCIL
President - - - - - - - - - Larry Forsythe
Vice President- - - - - - - - - Judy Tubbs
Secretary - - - - - - - - - Evelyn Rathjen
Treasurer- - - - - - - - - - Lance Kimball
Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - -Mr. Ferrick
REPRESENTATIVES
Senior - - - - - - - - - - - Philip and Judy
Junior - - - - - - - - - - - - Troy and Ray
Sophomore - - - - - - Shirley and Marilyn
Freshman - - - - - - Charlene and Frances
"B" Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eugene
Pep Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vivian
PRESIDENT
Larry Forsythe
�Barbara, Sharon, Shirley, Gail, Caroline, Marilyn, Linda, Elaine, Diane, Gary,
Mrs. Parks, Celina, Karen, Frances, Connie, Marlene, Lila, Vivian, Janet,
Robert, Don Lee, Carol, Judy, Sally, Ray, Harvey, Bill, Margaret
THE WOLVERINE
EDITOR
Judy McVicker
ASSIST ANT EDITOR
Donna Reed
�Wanda, Sharon, Ruth, Linda, Shirley, Donna, Gail, Elaine, Frances, Connie,
Bruce, Marlene, Sally, Lila, Marvon, Evelyn, Celina, Karen, Vivian, Phyllis,
Janet, Robert, Vance, Nancy, Stewart, Linda, Caroline, Judy, Judy M., Mrs .
Van Den Berg, Philip, Margaret, Diane
PURPLE AND GOLD
EDITOR
Carol Pinckert
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Marilyn Berry
�Donna, Judy T., Elaine, Shirley, Sharon, Linda, Vivian, Frances, Evelyn, Diane,
Caroline, Linda L., Sharon H., Gail, Nancy, Mrs. James, Marilyn, Selma,
Diane P., Marlene, Barbara, Lila, Phyllis, Janet, Linda M., Charlene, Kathy,
Dolores, Judy, Wanda, Sharon S., Sharon H., Connie, Sally, Karen, Celina,
Frances, Margaret, Carol
PEP CLUB
HONOR SOCIETY
Mrs. McCoy, Harvey, Leonard, Jimmy, Donald, Philip, Linda Me., Judy Me.,
Judy T., Linda L.
�Marvon 1-3-4
Philip 4
John 4
Lance 2
Donald 3-4
Art 4
Eugene 3
Orian 1- 2
Kenny 2-3-4
Harvey 3-4
Larry 2
Ovid 1
Vernon 1-2
Ray 1-2-3
Leonard 1-2-3-4
Glenn 1
Bill 3-4
Jimmy 3-4
Thomas 1
Don Lee 1-2
Ab1•nt
PHOTO
NOT AVAilABlE
Troy 3
Stewart 1
�Donna
Judy
Judy T.
A AND B CHEERLEADERS
Shirley
Gail
Celina
�Robert, Mick, Don Lee, Eddy, John, Larry, Orian, Philip, Sammy, Lance,
Tim, Ovid, Coach Starbuck, Jimmy, Glenn, Kenny, Tom, Vernon, Bill,
Donald, Coach Ferrick, Eugene (mgr.), Ray, Leonard, Art, Harvey, Marvon,
Gary
FOOTBALL
Harvey, Glenn, Ray, Leonard, Kenny, Bill, Donald, Gary, Art, Vernon, Jimmy
�Mr. Ferrick, Troy, Orian, Eugene, Ray,
Art, Harvey, OVid, Richard, John, Kenny
WE
"B" TEAM
THEY
CONFERENCE
21
52
Ignacio
42
60
Silvenon
36
34
Pagosa
24
55
Mancos
51
43
Dove Creek
19
40
Ignacio
26
36
Dolores
49
55
Silverton
41
40
Pagosa
0 -CO FERE CE
32
29
Mission
50
38
Kirtland
32
53
Del Norte
49
34
Del Norte
41
60
Bloomfield
�Marvon, Jimmy, Leonard, Larry, Vernon,
Mr. Starbuck, Bill, Lance, Jeff, Arnold ,
Stewart, Philip
THEY
WE
"A" TEAM
CONFERENCE
44
65
Ignacio
58
78
Silverton
60
54
Pagosa
49
62
Mancos
52
66
Dove Creek
31
46
Ignacio
55
78
Dolores
64
88
Silverton
65
58
Pagosa
NON - CONFERENCE
53
52
Mission
74
67
Kirtland
72
61
Del Norte
72
64
Del Norte
Bloomfield
84
65
�Coach Ferrick, Richards, Trimble, Archuleta, Mars, Boardwell, Archuleta, Tubbs,
Hickman, Beaty, Garcia, Sower, Mgr., Naranjo, Ludwig, Miller, Box, Zellner,
Sauer, Tubbs, Gilbert, Newton, Hayes, Forsythe, Caviggia, Wilmer, not shown
PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS
Terry Mankins
Judy McConnel
Ja nnet Heinz
��LEONARD TANNER
MR. WOLVERINE
�JUDY McVICKER
MISS WOLVERINE
�MOST FRIENDLY
Carol and Fred
FRESHMAN FAVORITES
Sharon and Tim
SENIOR FAVORITES
Judy and Leonard
JUNIOR FAVORITES
Donna and Ray
MOST COOPERATIVE
Evelyn and Harvey
BEST DANCERS
Sally and Bill
�BEST COMEDIANS
Carol and Jim
BEST LOOKING
Donna and Leonard
MOST ATHLETIC
Diane and Ray
SOPHOMORE FAVORITES
Gail and Lance
MOST FEMININE
AND MOST MASCULINE
Gail and Leonard
MOST LIKELY TO
SUCCEED
Judy and Philip
�ATTE DA
T
Donna Reed
HOMECOMING QUEEN
ATTENDANT
Gail Stagelman
Judy McVicker
PROM KING
PROM QUEEN
Kennie Mullen
Linda Law
��Ugh! How!
Ugh! Fried!
B. H. S. Royalty
Miss Library. 1961
All Set?
Just Call Me Snaggletooth!
LOUIE'S BODY SHOP
Expert Auto and Body
Repair
Farmington, New Mexico
�Complete Banking Service
BURNS NATIONAL BANK
900 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
TURNER SECURITIES
11
Borrow With Confidence" at "the Friendliest Bank in Town"
1057 Main
Durango, Colorado
MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE
Vallecito Lake
OTEY SHADDEN
Owner
. Modern Cabins
Hunting
Fishing
Boating
T. W. CAPPS
Manager
Route 1
Bayfield, Colorado
PINE RIVER LODGE
PAUL AND WYLENE NORMAN - DON AND ERMALEE AT K INSON
Cabins
Boats
Motors
Groceries
P hone TU 4-25 6 3
16 Miles North of
Bayfield , Colorado
�BAYFIELD FILLING STATION
Washing
Lubrication
Batteries
Accessories
Tires
Wheel Balancing
Open 7 Days a Week
Phone TU 4-2270
Bayfield, Color ado
The REED BROTHERS
SAFARI LODGE
Boats
Cabins
Pack Trips
11
Fishing
Hunting
TU 4-2482
Vallecito Lake
Bayfield, Color ado
Your Pleasure Is
Our Business••
TANNER FLOUR MILLS
Manufacturers of
Flour - Bran - Feeds
Phone TU 4-2400
Bayfield, Colorado
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Proud of
the Past••
Looking to
the Future 11
11
11
11
0ldest Bank in the Basin••
Durango, Colorado
�SCOTTIE'S BOAT DOCK
Ski Boats, Boats and Motors
Lake Vallecito
MAX R. AHLGRIM
FOSTER'S OFFICE SUPPLY
Quality Merchandise
Phone CHerry 7-0494
Durango, Colorado
VALLEY OF SPRUCE
Route # 1
Bayfield
Phone TUcker 4-2580
INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE
COMPANY
Loans
Insurance
Phone CH 7-1555
816 Main- Durango, Colorado
SEMKE'S @LODGE
Steak House and Cocktail Lounge
The Best in Food and Lodging
Phone TUcker 4-2473
Route 1 - Bayfield, Colorado
THE C. 0. D. LAUNDRY
AND DRY CLEANERS, INC.
Phone CH 7-1472
1177 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
LOST CREEK LODGE
CLAUDE 0. AND BUNK CRANE
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TUcker 4-2561
MALT SHOPPE
Stop Here for Your Favorite
Malts, Shakes, Sundaes
Durango, Colorado
FAHRION'S LIQUOR
STORE
Phone TUcker 4-2243
Bayfield, Colorado
COUNTRY GIRL BEAUTY SHOP
Owned and Operated by
ROXIE COMYFORD
Phone TUcker 4-2422
Bayfield, Colorado
STOCK MOTOR
Since 1930
General Repair Wrecker
Phone TU 4-2411
Bayfield, Colorado
ED'S BARBER SHOP
Bayfield, Colorado
MA HELLER'S RESORT
On Beautiful Lake Vallecito
Modern Cabins, Boats and Motors
Electric Kitchens, Ph. TU 4-2426
Bayfield, Colorado
LAKE HAYEN RESORT
On Vallecito Lake
Cabins - Boats and Motors - Groceries
CECIL AND ETHEL STAFFORD
"Your Pleasure Merchants"
FARMERS SUPPLY CO .
Feeds and Supplies
Durango, Colorado
SHEPPARD BAKING CO.
Wholesale Only
Ask Your Grocer for
Sheppards Bread
Durango, Colorado
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�LEWIS MERCANTILE CO.
P.O. Boxl7
Phone TUcker 4-2430
Bayfield, Colorado
Meats, Vegetables, Fruits
Hardware and Supplies
Dry Goods, Feeds
"We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations
to the Seniors of 1960-61
Our Best Wishes for a
Successful and Faithful Future 11
FORT LEWIS A & M COLLEGE
Durango, Colorado
�WIT'S END RANCH
KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO.
Modern Cabins
Lake and Stream Fishing
Saddle Horses and Pack Trips
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TU 4-2614
PAYTON
RADIO AND TV SERVICE
Repair Work
BRUCE PAYTON
Phone TU 4-2412
Bayfield, Colorado
SHIPLEY'S
MINERAL HOUSE
AND
WAMPUM WIGWAM
Fine Gifts for All Year Occasions
Phone TU 4-2632
Gem Village, Colorado
HALVERSON'S GROCERY
"Quality Merchandise
Courteous Service"
Bayfield, Colorado
SHORE LINE INN
Vallecito Reservoir
Vacation Headquarters
Route 1
Bayfield, Colorado
THE COLORADOAN
SAW MILL POINT LODGE
MOTEL RESTAURANT
CABIN
CAFE
ROCK SHOP
Route 1
Gem Village
Bayfield, Color ado
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone TU 4-2669
�MEADOW LARK CONOCO STATION
Outboard Repair
Complete Service
On Northeast Side of Lake
BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT AND FOOD MARKET
Complete Processing Service
Custom Butchering
Groceries
Meats
Feeds
Phone TU 4-2605
JOHNSON JEWELRY
Exquisite Jewelry
965 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
K&MCAFE
"Granny's Homecooking"
Bayfield, Colorado
COCA-COLA
•
BOTTLING CO.
Durango, Colorado
HIWAY CAFE
&
TRUCK STOP
Homemade Pies
Bayfield, Colorado
DURANGO MUSIC CO.
Frigidaire
Appliances
Musical
Instruments
WELLS MODERN COURT
1053 Main Avenue
P. 0. Box 1270
Phone TU 4-2245
Durango, Colorado
Bayfield, Colorado
Phone CH 7-3131
TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY
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����1962
WOLVERINE
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
�The 1962 Wolverine is proudly dedicated to the boys and girls of Bayfield High
School, who have fought to win the above trophies. The wearers of the Purple and
Gold have maintained a reputation for good sportsmanship. The lessons learned on the
fields and courts are carrying over into good citizenship of many who have gone out
from B. H. S. into adult life. We salute you! Continue to "fight, fight, fight," for honesty and fair play in the game of life.
�TO THE BAYFIELD "WOLVERINES" OF 1962
As the school year draws to a close, you are making preparations to take the next
step in the walk of life. Your life as a high school student will have terminated. As
you leave Bayfield High School, you will each take a different path. I sincerely hope
that your experiences in the past four years have prepared you to walk in such a manner that your lives and your community will be richer because of your attitude toward
your fellow citizens.
May you never forget that the richest possessions you may acquire are friends, and
that in order to acquire them, your actions must be governed by certain basic principles. Never say an unkind word about another, be considerate of the feelings of others,
be loyal, and above all - smile.
If I may leave a last word with you, let it be this: Happiness is not found in the
accumulation of dollars. Pride in your friends, yourself, and your community will
bring the greatest happiness that anyone can experience. May your search for it be
fruitful.
Your Superintendent,
�BUS DRIVfRS: Mr. Shupe, Mr. Bigham, Mr. Frahm, Mr. Rathjen.
COOKS: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Landreth.
SECRETARY: Mrs. Ryan
CUSTODIANS: Mr. Phelps, Mr. Wolf
�FACULTY
�MRS. BROOMELL
First Grade
MRS. COCKREHAM
Second Grade
MRS. OSTWALD
Third Grade
MRS. STAGELMAN
Fifth Grade
MRS. COLWELL
Fourth Grade
MR. TUBBS
Junior High
Science
MRS. CROWELL
Junior High
Mathematics
MR. STOCKDALE
Junior High
Social Studies
MRS. HEICK
Junior High
Language Arts
�MRS. PARKS
High School
English
Speech
Journalism
MR. BEAVER
High School
Science
MR. GUTHRIE
High School
Commercial
Football
MRS. TUBBS
lligh School
Mathematics
MRS. JAMES
Library
Girls' P. E.
MRS. POFF
High School
English
French
MR. DAVIS
Band and Vocal
MR. STOCKTO
High School
Social Studies
Basketball
MR. HEICK
Superintendent
��SENIORS
�RAYMO D FROST
This all-around athlete has a
great sene of humor. Surely
successful years are ahead for
him.
BIIS 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; SC 3;
B Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-34; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play.
RUTH HOTZ
Ruth, a willing worker, is always ready to lend a helping
hand.
BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34; P&G 1; Jr. Play.
DAN WEDDLE
Dan is a first rate amateur
radio enthusiast who exercises
his energy building sets and
his vocabulary talking afar.
BHS 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play.
VIVIAN RATHJE
This good-natured girl gives a
friendly glow to all. Her nice
voice adds to the chorus.
BHS 1-2-3-4; SC 2-3; Pep
Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4;
Wolverine 3; P&G 3-4; Chorus
1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 1-2-3-4;
Jr. Play.
DAVID GLEN
David is a good-natured dreamer and a willing helper whenever needed.
BHS 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 2-3; Jr. Play .
BARBARA ROBERTS
Bobbie Jo, petite Homecoming
Queen, excels scholastically.
She is dependable and enjoys
a good argument.
BHS 2-4, Sec. 4; SC 4, Sec . Treas . 4; NHS 3 -4; Pep Club
1-2-3-4; P&G 4; Chorus 1-2;
Homecoming Queen 4.
�JANA CRARY
Jana enjoys life and is a good
student with time left for outside interests.
Salutatorian
BHS 4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 12-3 -4; Chorus 4; Fine Arts 4;
Cheerleader 4; Homecoming
Art. 4; FT A 2; Carnival Queen 3.
EUGENE BEAVER
Eugene, with thoughts as high
as his stature, will surely succeed in life.
BHS 1-2-3-4; SC 1-2-3; Treas.
1; B Club 2-3-4; P&G 4; Football 2-3; Basketball 2-3-4;
Baseball2-3-4; Jr. Play.
BARBARA SOWER
This little girl is happily busy
all the time. Although petite,
she gets a bang out of life.
BIIS 2-3-4, Sec. 3; Pep Club
2-3-4, Treas. 4; P&G 4; Band
2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Fine Arts
2-3-4; Jr. Play.
DO RAGLAND
Don, with easygoing manner
and friendly quips, gets along
well with others.
BHS 2-4; Football 1-2; Basketball 1.
J A IT MORRISON
Janet is the silent type and
will be remembered for her
shy, sweet smile.
BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-23-4; Chorus 1-2-3 -4; Fine Arts
1-2-3-4; Jr. Play.
JAMES DAVE PORT
James, quiet and reserved, is
active in both band and chorus.
BIIS 1-2-3-4, Treas. 4; Band
3-4; Chorus 3-4; Fine Arts 2-34; Basketball Manager 1; Jr.
Play.
�BOB DAVIS
Bob, full of fun and flattery,
is an interesting person to be
around.
BHS 2-4, Vice-Pres. 2; SC 2;
Wolverine 4; P&G 4.
DONNA REED
Donna, gifted and lovely,
easily accomplishes a variety
of activities.
BHS 1-2-3-4, Treas. 3; SC 4,
Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4;
Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Asst. Ed.
3, Ed. 4; P&G 1-2-3-4; Chorus
1; Fine Arts 1; Cheerleader 13-4; Homecoming Att. 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; Jr. Play .
LARRY FORSYTHE
Larry, who loves to talk, is
really an enjoyable person.
BHS 1-2-3-4, Pres. 1-2-3; SC
3-4, Pres. 3; B Club 1-2-3-4 ,
Vice-Pres. 4; Wolverine 4;
P&G 4; Band 1; Football 1-23-4; Basketball 4; Base.ball 34; Jr. Play.
JUDY TUBBS
Judy is an ambitious student
who excels in many fields.
This competent leader takes
pnde in a job well done.
Valedictorian
BHS 2-3-4, Sec. 1-2; SC 1-34, Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 3; NHS
3-4, Sec. 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4,
Pres. 4; Wolverine 2-3-4; P&G
2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Jr.
Play.
RICHARD SNODGRASS
This friendly fellow has a smile
for everyone. He takes much
pride in his personal appearance.
BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4; SC
1; P&G 4; Basketball 2-3-4;
Football 2; Baseball 2; Jr. Play.
���Can you recognize the
faces on these two pages
as the little children
on the preceding page?
Have they changed much?
�HISTORY
The long march toward learning began in September 1950, under the direction of
Mrs. Marach. Of the thirty that began there are only six left of the original class.
These are James Davenport, Vivian Rathjen, Eugene Beaver, Donna Reed, Janet Morrison, and Dan Weddle.
The class was guided through grade school by Mrs. Mair, second grade; Mrs. Ostwald, third grade; Mrs. Kelley, fourth grade; Mrs. Folsom, fifth grade; Mrs. Martin,
sixth grade; Mrs. Smith, seventh grade; and Mrs. Crowell, eighth grade.
Initiation was one remembered event of our freshman year. The freshmen became
much wiser in the ways of high school.
Movies were shown as a class project during the year by the sophomores.
The junior year was a very busy one. The juniors gave the play, ROCKET I HIS
POCKET. Lots of hard work went into the Prom, but all efforts were rewarded Prom
night. The theme was Aloha, Hawaii. Class rings were received this year also.
The big year is now here. Seniors are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom,
Sneak Day, and most eagerly awaited of all, Commencement exercises. Prospective
graduates are Judy Tubbs, Richard Snodgrass, Eugene Beaver, Bob Davis, Donna Reed,
Jana Crary, Barbara Sower, David Glenn, Don Ragland, Dan Weddle, Bobbie Jo Roberts,
Ray Frost, Janet Morrison, Vivian Rathjen, Larry Forsythe, Ruth Hotz, and James
Davenport.
CL SS WILLS
I. Judy Tubbs, will my calmness to Wanda Mann.
I, Richard Snodgrass, will my ability to spell to Stewart McCoy.
I, Eugene Beaver, will my ability to make good grades in Math to Lila Cundiff.
I, Bob Davis, will my ability for flattering the teachers to Celina Gilbert.
I. Donna Reed, will my love of good times to Pete Mcinnes; the more the merrier.
Right, Petey?
I. Jana Crary, will my bad habit of saying the right thing at entirely the wrong time
to Shirley Sower.
I, Barbara Sower, will my extreme tallness to Leland Roundy.
I. David Glenn, will my extreme shortness to Stewart McCoy.
I. Don Ragland, will my outstanding weight to him who needs it most.
I, Dan Weddle, will my red hair to Arnold Archuleta.
I, Bobbie Jo Roberts, will my talkativeness to any quiet, shy person.
I, Ray Frost, will my ability to find my way back to civilization to Dickie Trimble.
I. Janet Morrison, will my curly hair to Selma Snodgrass.
I. Vivian Rathjen, will my flats to Mrs. Tubbs.
I, Larry Forsythe, will my neckscarf and my name, Joe College, to Don Gosney.
I, Ruth Hotz, will my grades to Linda McConnel.
I, James Davenport, will my saxophone to Sammy Pinnecoose.
�PROPHECY
Bayfield, Colorado
May 20, 1982
Dear Mrs. Parks,
The Class of 1962 has decided to hold a reunion at the Coloradoan Cafe as the guests
of owner David Glenn and co-owner James Davenport.
We regret that Larry Forsythe and Bobbie Jo Roberts, the nation's top twisters in the
early 1960's, won't be able to make the reunion as they are convalescing in the Valley View Rest Home from a severe case of twistitus. They were trying to popularize
a revival of the twist. However, we won't worry too much because they are under the
expert care of Dr. Eugene Beaver and his head nurse, Barbara Sower.
Richard Snodgrass has monopolized the strawberry market with his sensational new
strawberry the Red Rich.
Vivian Rathjen, world-famous opera singer, won't be able to attend as she is on tour
in France.
Jana Crary will fly here from New York where she has become quite well-known for
her famous million-seller, "How to Get the Best Out of Your Life."
Wealthy Judy Tubbs, grower of prize-winning sheep and recent winner of the Mrs.
Sheep Grower of America title, will honor us with her presence, accompanied by her
assistant, Janet Morrison.
Ruth Hotz, director of the Bell Telephone Company, will present free calls to the
members of the class so that they can visit with Bob Davis and Dan Weddle, who are
on a safari in deepest, darkest Africa in search of Don Ragland, who still doesn't believe in going to college.
The former Donna Reed, now mother of ten girls, has taken over the family filling
station to help support her family.
Yours truly,
RAY FROST
President of the F.B.I.
(Full Blooded Indians)
��JU1 IORS
�L. Cundiff, L. Zellner, L. Kimball, G. Stagelman, V. Kingsley, J. Huntington, 0.
Box, J. Loring, S. Noble, N. llotz, C. Martin, D. Gosney, N. Nichols, T. Ancell,
L. McConnel, M. Berry, S. Sower, M. Tolson. Absent was F. Wells, and P. Phillips.
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SOPHOMORES
�B. Stock, D. Powell, C. McNew, L. Heick, A. Archuleta, T. Archuleta, V. McVicker, W. Mann, P. Mcinnes, K. Hickman, S. McCoy, S. Sower, L. Archuleta,
C. Gilbert, S. Whitley, J. Cundiff, G. Shupe, L. Glover, E. McHam, M. Bowers.
�FRESHMEN
�. Calvert, B. Foley, S. Pinnecoose, L. Beaver, B. Holder, C. Ludwig, R. Trimble,
L. Safley, R. Miller, V. Sower, J. Compton, R. Townsend, P. Hayes, M. Bordwell,
D. Law, J. Morrison, S. Martin, P. Gilbert, 0. Knight, L. Roundy, S. Snodgrass, A.
Tubbs, S. James, J. Payton, K. Huntington, R. Davis, L. Cundiff, J. McConnel, L.
Tanner, L. Smyth, S. Davis, L. Glover, S. Richards, C. McCoy, M. Montgomery,
J. Montgomery, N. Peterson, E. Zellner. G. Williams and R. Davis, Absent.
�ELEMENTARY
�EIGHTH GRADE
C. Dye, E. Archuleta, M. Archuleta, T. Mankins, R. Archuleta, C. Tanner, P.
Garcia, J. Tafoya, B. Wilmer, D. Snow, M. Stevens, E. Berry, J. Heinz, D. Peterson, s. Smith, J. Forsythe, J. Cundiff, E. Jones, D. McCoy, P. Snooks, C. Hasstedt,
J. Caviggia, E. Garcia, R. Tubbs, F. Stock, G. Grush, B. McDaniel, B. Sauer, H.
Hickman, D. Clark, A. McHam.
�EVE THGRADE
K. Tubbs, S. McCutchen, C. Whitley, T. Davis, M. Wommer, G. Vaughan, R.
Wells, V. Wagner, G. Hickman, L. Heinz, P. Townsend, S. Wilmer, D. Snooks, L.
Reed, S. Hasstedt, B. Payton, C. McNew, D. Frost, M. Foley, L. Davenport, W.
Cundiff, S. McDaniel, C. Carter, D. Mann, L. Archuleta, M. Lucero, A. Huntington, S. Lippert, J. Loring, J. Hayes, P. Johnston, E. Archuleta, S. Martinez, R.
Jones, A. Langfitt, S. Lucero, L. Tafoya, T. Garcia, M. Clark, D. Cundiff, P.
Archuleta, J. Wells, J. Tuttrow, H. Hickman, P. Archuleta, D. Frost, C. Mars.
�SIXTHGR DE
R. Lucero, R. Richards, J. Box, P. Schriner, J. Magee, B. Beaver, J. Mankins, L.
Wommer, J. Hogue, C. Trimble, M. Cundiff, S. Ancell, J. Abernathy, G. Tanner,
B. Stagelman, L. Schaechtel, L. Phillips, R. McHam, G. Momberg, R. Snow, J.
Fahrion, A. Martinez, R. Gosney.
�FIFTH GRADE
B. Brown, G. McCutchen, J. Clark, B. Dye, R. Grove, M. Ludwig, S. Tate, V.
Kimball, L. Lucero, B. Jobes, T. Naranjo, L. Wiebe, J. Harper, B. Mcinnes, M.
Korman, L. Hasstedt, G. Archuleta, C. McKinnis, L. Sanchez, S. Tafoya, C.
Comyford, S. McBee, S. Glover, D. Zellner, B. Schriner, P. Samuels, V. Kimball,
P. McHam, P. McCoy, C. Taylor, D. Archuleta, R. Roberts, E. Chavez, R. Sauer,
B. Frost, S. Martinez, D. Atkinson, C. Blackmore, K. Wagner, V. Amon, M. Cundiff, U. Archuleta.
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FOURTH GRADE
M. Law, L. Colard, R. Hogue, P. Davis, A. Garcia, J. Clark, D. Stevens, M.
Wagner, R. Hayes, J. Sanchez, J. Crary, A. Potter, S. Smith, B. Tanner, M. Korman, E. Jacobson, N. Uptain, L. Garcia, L. Archuleta, C. Cundiff, W. Gallegos,
P. Fahrion, E. Lucero, M. Abernathy, N. Blackmore, D. Atkinson, J. Magee, J.
Roberts, J. Mankins, L. Box, M. Ancell, C. Carter, C. Grush, C. Schaechtel, V.
Garcia, K. Wiebe.
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�THIRD GRADE
M. Tafoya, D. Schriner, G. Morrison, G. Sanchez, J. Comyford, S. Heinz, L.
Calvert, K. Snow, J. Stevenson, D. Schriner, R. Forsythe, J. Magee, M. Beaver, V.
Tanner, D. Safley, R. Frost, D. Momberg, C. Dye, E. Hasstedt, D. Peterson, K.
Sitton, L. Garcia, E. McCoy, P. Hickman, G. Townsend, S. Wilmer, P. Levell, M.
Chavez, S. Pautsch, T. Wommer, C. Mattes, D. Swearingen, C. Martinez, P. Lucero, T. Andres, G. Stowell, A. Beeler, W. Beeler.
�SECONDGR DE
F. Archuleta, R. Williams, R. Williams, S. Garcia, M. F ahrion, R. McCoy, R.
Haga, E. Potter, F. Wilbur, D. Atkinson, S. Steele, T. Mankins, C. Zellner, R.
Hertel, J. Comyford, L. Montgomery, D. Uptain, J. Sauer, R. Stowell, P. Foley,
L. Dye, J. Hammond, C. Clark, C. Cundiff, S. Entzie, L. Sanchez, K. Trimble, D.
Korman, H. LePlatt, W. Wiebe, G. Sheppard, L. Tubbs. Absent were: B. Bassett,
T. Medina, D. Frost, M. Valdez, P. Stolworthy, L. Stolworthy, J. Gardner, N.
Rickabaugh.
�FIRST GRADE
V. Frahm, S. Williams, II. Wagner, A. Gilbert, P. Lud1dg, P. Morrison, J. Smith,
D. Colard, S. Bord1.;el1, C. Lester, M. Valdez, D. La\-:, L. Cro!le, J. Martinez, G.
Box, A. Sanchez, B. Wilmer, P. Sitton, R. Entzie, R. Sanchez, P. Archuleta, D.
Baumgardner, G. Levell, P. Heick, E. Amon, K. Steele, C. Swearingen, K. Clark,
R. Wilbur, S. May, C. Martinez.
�BACK ROW- "A" TEAM: G. Grush, A. Tubbs, B. Sauer, J. Cundiff, E. Archuleta, J.
Forsythe, J. Tubbs, coach. FRO TROW: G. Tanner, J. Wells, C. McNew, M. Foley, G. Hickman. BACK ROY\ - "B" TEAM: C. Mars, F. Stock, R. Archuleta, H.
Hickman, A. Huntington, D. Snow, manager. FRONT ROW: J. Caviggia, R. Gosney,
W. Cundiff, D. Snooks, S. Ancell, B. Wilmer. Absent: E. Garcia.
PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS
LINDA R. , ELAINE, LINDA H., TERRY
�FAVORITES
�RAY FROST
Mr. Wolverine
�DONNA REED
�SOPHOMORE
FAVORITES
Sharon
and
Pete
MOST
ATHLETIC
Donna
and
Ray
MOST LIKELY
TO SUCCEED
Judy
and
Larry
MOST
FRIENDLY
Wanda
and
Billy
SENIOR
FAVORITES
Jan a
and
Ray
MOST
STUDIOUS
Linda
and
Lance
�BEST
LOOKING
Jana
and
Pete
ALL AROUND
FAVORITES
Donna
and
Ray
FRESHMAN
FAVORITES
Linda
and
Vernon
BEST
DANCERS
Celina
and
Larry
JUNIOR
FAVORITES
Gail
and
Lance
BEST
COMEDIANS
Wanda
and
Ray
��BARBARA ROBERTS
���The cowgirl and the sailor
Poor Vernon!
The three stooges
Out of it!
George, my boy--Thank you, ladies and gentlemen--
The Wolverines in action
The Hiway gang!
Incriminating, did you say?
M-m-m-m-m-ml
�ACTIVITIES
�Mission
Del Norte
Blanding
Monticello
Blanding
Del Norte
Bloomfield
Aztec
59
28
43
56
49
35
52
70
46
63
51
50
63
73
71
65
CONFERENCE
WE THEY
71
Dove Creek 40
50
74
Ignacio
62
52
Pagosa
66 47
Dolores
60
61
Mancos
68
56
Dove Creek
37
52
Ignacio
�"A" TEAM: Don Lee G., Pete M., Lance K., Larry F., Glenn W., Eugene B., Ray F., Orian B., Vernon K.,
RichardS., Sammy P., Stewart M., Coach Stockton.
"B" TEAM: Randy D , Clayton L., Vance M., Tommy A., Vernon S., Bobby S , Leland R., Jim H., Ernie
Z., John C., Paul G., Dick T., Ronnie M., Coach Guthrie, Billy H.
�JANA
DONNA
GAIL
A AND B CHEERLEADERS
LYN, A GAYE
CHARLE E
WA DA
�Claton, Vernon S., Leland, Ray, Vernon, Johnny, Paul, Richard, Larry, Orian, Lance, Ernie,
Bobby S., Jeff, Don Lee, Tom, Billy.
THEY
us
Durango B
30
0
Mission
50
0
Dolores
21
7
Pagosa
47
0
Mancos
8
12
Ignacio
33
6
Dove Creek
20
14
Vernon, Leland, Johnny, Ray, Larry, Orian, Lance, Bobby, Don, Thomas, Vernon K.
�Celina, Judy M., Marilyn B., Shirley, Judy T . , Vivian, Bobbie, Lila, Janet, Joyce,
Darlene, Linda M. , Mrs. James, Sophia, Barbara, Marilyn M. , Raedene, Selma, Barbara F., Nancy C . , Sharon R., Judy C . , Nancy P. , Jo, Kathy, Sharon S., La Wand,
Susan, Linda C., Cheryl, Diane, Linda T., Sue, Karen, Ruth, ancy H., Charlene,
Lynna, Wanda, Gail, Jana, Donna.
PEP CLUB
President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -JUDY TUBBS
Vice-President- - - - - - - - - -VIVIAN RATHJEN
Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - - -BARBARA SOWER
S.C. Representative - - - - - - - - -LILA CUNDIFF
Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MRS. JAMES
PRESIDENT
Judy Tubbs
�Stewart M., Don Lee G., Larry F., Tommy A., Ray F., Eugene B., Glenn W., Orian
B., Vernon K., Coach Stockton, Lance K., Coach Guthrie, Pete M., Jeff L., Bill H.,
John C., Vernon S., Bobby S., Leland R., Ernie Z., Paul G., Sammy P.
(t(tB '' CLUB
President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RAY FROST
Vice-President - - - - - - - - - -LARRY FORSYTHE
Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - - -LANCE KIMBALL
Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - - TOMMY ARCHULETA
Sponsors - - - - - - - - - - - -MR. STOCKTON and
MR. GUTHRIE
PRESIDENT
Ray Frost
�Barbara S., Marilyn B., Gail S., Jan a C., Lance K., Donna R., Shirley S., Judy T.,
Mrs. Tubbs, Linda M., , ancy H., Barbara R.
ATION LHONOR OCIETY
President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- JUDY TUBBS
Vice-President - - - - - - - - - GAIL STAGLEMAN
Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHIRLEY SOWER
Student Council Rep. - - - - - - - - - JANA CRARY
PRESIDENT
Judy Tubbs
�Mr. Stockton, Larry F., Sam N., Wanda M., Sophia J., Sue D., Kathy H., Lance
K., Lila C., Barbara R., Vivian R., Nancy H., Judy T., RichardS., Don Lee G.
T DE TCO
CIL
President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DONNA REED
Vice-President - - - - - - - - - - LA CE KIMBALL
Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - BARBARA JO ROBERTS
Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MR. STOCKTON
PRESIDENT
Donna Reed
�Celina, Gail, Ray, Eugene, Bob, Larry, Donna, Richard, Shirley, Lynn, Nancy H.,
Linda M., Barbara, Judy T., Raedene, Cheryl, Marilyn M., Lila, Lynna Gaye, Kathy,
Stewart, Bobbie, Mrs. Parks, Linda C., Charlene, Sharon S.
PURPLE AND GOLD
EDITOR
Marilyn Berry
ASSISTANT EDITOR
Wanda Mann
�Judy T., Tommy, Celina, Dan, Gail, Wanda, Raedene, Cheryl, Marilyn M., Charlene, Shirley, Lynna Gaye, Marilyn B., Linda C., Don Lee, Kathy, Lance, Bob, Mrs.
Parks, Larry.
THE WOLVERINE
ASSIST ANT EDITOR
Sharon Sower
EDITOR
Donna Reed
�Clayton, Leroy, Leland, Jim D., Dale, Charlene, Celina, Linda T., Sue, Raedene,
Barbara F., Nancy C., Selma, Lynn, Marilyn M., Suzan, LaWand, Jana, Vivian,
Darlene, Janet, Judy M., Diane, Linda C., Barbara S., Lynna, Wanda, Joyce, Mr.
Davis.
CHORUS AND BAND
Mr. Davis, Dick, Jim D., Barbara S., Celina, Linda Z., Nancy C.
TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY
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cannot be wast
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in travel
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�SUPERINTENDENT
Superintendents Message:
This annual has been the results of the plans of the annual
staff and Mr. Caldwell. The ideas, expressions, and pictures
serve as indicators of the thinking of this group. As this
goes to press, appreciation is expressed for the patience,
cooperativeness, and willingness of the select group who
have so ably combined the pages of this year's annual.
Mr. Hill
This annual will serve to refresh our memories of the many
pleasures and associations as well as some dafficulties endured by the student body and teachers alike.
May this book be reviewed with ever increasing pleasure as the
years come and go. May those whose pictures are found herein
continue to climb the stairs that lead to success and happiness,
without undue difficulty.
Thomas W. Hill
Superintendent
PRINCIPAL
What have you learned? What do you expect to learn? A Large
majority of what you learn in high school you will soon forget. Over
90% of the material included in tests while earning a B.A. degree
is forgotten within 4 months of graduation. The question then is
why learn, if most will be lost. A better question would be how to
concent ate on knowledge that will not be forgotten and will be most
useful to you. Two things standout as being most important to individual success. (1) Learning how to make a wise decision. (Ask you
science teacher about the scientific method.) (2) The ability to make
yours,lf do what is indicated by the decision making pr ocess you
employ . In other words recognize what needs to be done and do it.
Discipline yourself and no one e l se will be trying to do it fo r you.
The structu r e and offeri rgs of Bayfield High School most
certainly offers eve r y student the opportunity t o acqui r e these
two most impo r tant skills. Your happiness with yourself throughout
life depends upon how well you master these skills. Try being
exceptional r ather than different.
Sincerely,
Mr. Martin
Mr. Martin
�STUDENT COUNCIL
Standing: Mr. Whiteman, Pres Ludwig, Damian Duran, Jan Natzke, Mike Frary,
Verna Leithauser, Steve Dunavant, Brett King, Sue McCoy, Patty Sitton,
Charisse King, Paul M~on,.Iac~ Moore. Sitting:Thedra McCoy, Driscol
Staley, Janet Crouse, ary McGraw Deseree McManes, Dirk Nelson, Doug
Frary, Evelyn Copeland, Shawn m th.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Standing: Mr. Brown, Mr. Purcell-Secretary, 'Hr. MciPtyre-Treasurer
Sitting: Mr. Bolenger, Mrs. Ford, Mr. LePlatt-President
�Miss Frances Blomgren
Home Econ0111ics
Mr. Ron Caldwell
Business
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Science
Mrs. Gwendolyn French
English - Spanish
Mrs. Janice James
Librarian
Mrs. Cannen S8Ilds
Liberal Arts
Mrs. Vada Martin
Girls Sports
H.S. History
Miss Sharon Murphy
H.S. Math
Mr. Dan Petro
History
Coach
Mr. Gerald Prior
Driving Training
Coach
Mr. Dale Smith
Special Ed.
Mr. H.C. Ward
Vocational Shop
Industrial Art
Mr. Jim Wells
Band - Music
Mr. Richard Wheelock
H.S. English
Mr. Steve Whiteman
Science - Wrestling
�COOKS
AND
CUSTODIANS
l·irs. Rather, Iv.r. Ryan, Mrs. Ph~llips, Mrs. Hotz,
BUS
0 FF ICE
.Mr. Porter
DRIVERS
STAFF
Mr. Jack, Mr. Smythe, Mr. Oliver
Mr. Schlolfeld
Not Shown: Mr. Hersch and Hr . Grush
Dunavant, Sue McCoy
~nna 1\,cintyre, Gary Brown , Bralia Archuleta
ot Shown: Judy Franks
���"L ve is patient and kind · love is not jea lous, or conceited , or proud · love is not illmannered, or selfish, or irritable · love does
not keep a record of wrongs · love is not
happy with evil, but is happy with the truth .
Love never gives up : its faith, hope , and
pat i ence never fail."
1 Corinthians 13 : 4-7
Vicki Fra hm
-
Patty Sitton
Two roads diverged into a wood, and 1--1
took the one less traveled by, and that has
made all the difference .
Robert Frost
�The Senior
Class
Favorites
friend
our lives
shall always be tied
by a strand
of sun,
our thoughts
shall always be guided
by the feelings
we have
for each other,
our days
shall be filled
with
life, life,life
JOYCE HAMMOND
.BRETT KING
Senior Class
Officers
President
JOAN SMITH
V1ce-.l?res1dent
JOYCE HAMMOND
Secretary
l'EHRY MORRIS
Treasurer
DAVID CREAL
�PRES LUDWIG
ALBERT GILBERT
PATTY SITION
TOM BISHOP
DAN WADE
�JOYCE HAMMOND
GINGER MARTINEZ
MIKE FRARY
VICKI FRA!Ioi
JANET CROUSE
�DAVID CAMPBELL
JOAN SMITH
MIKE MYERS
LENDY CRONE
TERRY MORRIS
�GREG BOX
PAT MCKEE
ELAINE AMON
BRETT KING
PAUL MORRRISON
�)
DAVID CREAL
MARK BUCKNER
SHAARON GILBERT
BILL BROWN
JIM BRITTAIN
VICKIE FORD
VICKY KOLZ
�JUNIORS
�The
Junior
Class Favorites
DIRK NELSON
VERNA LEITHAUSER
dawning
a time to share ideas
to participate
to communicate with others
to learn the new and
improve the old •••
to create,
by the energies I put forth,
those things useful
in
the light of the dawn
Junior
Class
Officers
• President
FRANK BRITTAIN
V1ce-Pres1dent
CHRIS ZOLL
Secretary
MARY ANN LUCERO
Treasurer
DONNA MciNTYRE
�'ELO.~
BA'J.'LS
rRA:.K B!UTT/'.Dl
~
PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE
A~I.L:;n:
BYRD
NO PHOTO
AVAILABLE
KAY GOETZ
,TOJIIJ HASS':'F.:D'I'
.TOA;
l!rRTEL
VER:IA LLITI:AUSER
ut\:J KI' :BALL
LF.E GUJ:RILE
3E~SY
LASH
�PAUL LUCERO
STEVE LUCERO
SUE McCOY
TERESE Mct;RAI.·J
DONrA Me INTYRE
DESEREE 1c'IAI t ES
JACK 100RE
DIRK NELSm
BI:VERI:Y PARKS
LINDA PURCELL
TOt·1 SITTON
CARLA SHITH·
DELLA STEPHENSON
CYNTHIA STEV ENS
RUDLEY WEAVER
ELAINE vliLEY
STANLEY WILLIAMS
CHRIS ZOLL
��The
Sophomore
Class
Favorites
friends ...
since the first rays
of the sun appeared
~~
rna~ has not liv~d
.
MARY M~GRAW
wtthout compantonshtp
______
it may be
KEVIN FRENCH
a friend or lover
but more often the friend-friends like lovers
are not easy
to come by
but once obtained
friendship never dies
President
EDWARD LUCERO
Vice-Presi<'lent
BARBl..rlA BlJRCH
Secretary
CLAUDIA CArlTER
�i
ABSENT . . .
PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE
FIRST ROW
CAROL BROWN
CLAUDIA CARTER
RONNIE DUNAVANT
KEVIN FRENCH
S~OND ROW
BARBARA BURCH
KATHY CHRISLEY
TISH ECHOLS
GORDON GIST
THIRD ROW
DEBBIE BYRD
DEAN CUNDIFF
SOOTT FORD
RONI HARRIS
FOURTH ROW
PAULA CAMPBELL
NICK DOCKUM
CHERYL FRAHM
TRACY HILL
�NO PHOTO
AVAILABLE
SID:OND HOw
ROOER KUGLE
SARAH LUCERO
MICKEY McNEW
MIKE JOHNSON
THIRD ROW
CHARISSE KING
IDSS MARTINEZ
LAHNA MILLER
ROY TIDMPSON
FOURTH ROW
DIANE LIVINGSTON
DEBBIK McCOY
Cffi.OE PHILLIPS
EDDIE WESTBROOK
�FRESHMEN
�The
Freshman Class
Favorites
DOUG FRARY
LAUREL ZOLL
dawning
a time to unite
under one certain
cause
to unite for the cause
of humanity
so that one day
all men will meet
the light of the dawn
Freshman
Class
Officers
Treasurer
LAUREL ZOLL
Secretary
CHARISSE McJilANES
neporter
TERRI MONTGOMERY
President
rAMMY PIERCE
V1ce-Pres1dent
ROBERT HASSTEDT_(not shown)
�LESA BATEfi
KIM BROWN
JINMY C'ffiiSLEY
S'lARO.l CRO S':
DAMIA
ESTER DYE
FRANK FARR
FRED FIS 'IER
DURAN
A.D1ent wften
picture• were mode
JUDY FRANKS
BARBARA KELLY
CYNDEE KING
JOl-!N FRAZZINI
RORERT 'lASSTEDT
S'!ERRE McCOY
KAT!.{'{ McCRARY'
�C~RISSE
McMANES
CINDY MILLF.R
TERRI MONTGOMERY
PHYLISS MORRISON
not shown
DIANA MEADOR
PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE
DEBBIE MURPHY
JAN NATSKE
ROXANNE POPE
LOU STAFFORD
ALLEN STALEY
TCMMY STEPliENSON
JIM THCMPSON
TOMMY TUTTROW
LAUREL ZOLL
MIKE NESTING
TAMMY PIERCE
~
PHOTO
NOT AVAILABLE
5
DALE THCMPSON
�HONORS
���HOMECOMING
Queen Joyce Hammond
Escort Dan Wa e
Attendant Terry Morris
Escort Dirk Nelson
Janet Crouse
scort Steve Dunavant
�PROM
ROYALTY
�Susan Donley
Sweet-Heart
F
s
w
E
E
H
TH
E
A
R
A
Joan Hertel
I shall go
many
I will know
as Friends ••.••
together
we v.•ill search
for life
as it burst
into something
refreshing,
when old things
are once again created n~·
t~ith
Vicky Kolz
T
�WINTER
SPORTS
We wish to express our appreciation to the following people
who supported this yearbook by purchasing so sor ads.
Ed's Barber Shop
D. L. Wells
Byron H. Rohde
Durango Furniture Mart
Hogan's Store
Town House
Mode O'Day
Dr. An
J. Vlasman
Western ..teak House
Outdoorsman
Beneficial Finance Co.
Narrow Gauge Hobby Shop
Basin Bowl
�SPIRIT CANDID AT ES
Joyce Hammond, Verna Leithauser, Doug Frary,
Chloe Phillips, Charisse McManes, Dan Wade,
Dirk Nelson,
Chloe Ph ill ips
Verna Leithauser
Felix Sandchez
Dirk Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. School Spirit
Joyce Hammond
Doug Frary
Dan Wade
�BEST DANCERS
JACK MOORE-JOYCE HAMMOND
FRIENDLIEST
JACK MOORE-VERNA LEITHAUSER
MOST CO-OPERATIVE-COURTEOUS
PRES LUDWIG-SHARON CREAL
MOST BASHFUL
TO~ BISHOP-LAH A
ILLER
�BEST DRESSED
JOAN SMITH-DIRK NELSON
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCED
DAN KIMBALL -t'ATTY SITTON
MOST ATHLECTIC
BRETT KING-TISH ECHOLS
BEST LOOKING
KEVIN FRENCH-SHARON CREAL
�RFST COMEDIANS
VERNA LEITHAUSER-DAVID CREAL
CUTEST COUPLE
DIRK NELSON-TISH ECHOLS
MOST TALENTED
SUE McCOY-PAT MEADOR
�WHO ' S
WHO
Back Row: Joan Smith, Terry Morris, Steve Dunavant, David Campbell,
John Hasstedt, and Pres Ludwig. Front Row: Bralia Archuleta, Vicki
Frahm, Patty Sitton, Janet Crouse, Linda Purcell, Joan Hertel, Donna Mcintyre, and Shaaron Gilbert.
OUTSTANDING
TEENAGERS
OF
Patty Sitton, Joan Smith , and
Shaaron Gilbert.
D
A R
dawning
a time
to hold my life
and remember
moments passed-to gain from losses
and to start
a new
in the
light of the dawn
dawning ...
only then
will I realize
those events
of my life
most precious
to me ...
AMERICA
GOOD
CITIZEN
OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STUDENT
Vicki Fr ahm
Joan Smith was elected DAR Good Citizen Gi rl. Se l ection
standards f or " DAR Good Citizen Gi rl" are as follows ;
must be a Senior-above average, in scholarship, reliabl ity , patriotism and l eadership . She was elected by the
f acu l ty , and the support ing chapter was Sarah Platt Decker
Chapter .
�ATHLETICS
��HOMECOMING
dawning
a time to compete
to smile at my victories,
to cry
gently
at my victories lost,
but to always
remember
without these feelings
I cannot enjoy
the light of the dawn
�Back Row: Frank Farr, John Hasstedt, Frank Brittain, Doug Frary, Paul Morrison, Tracy Hill
Front Row: Albert Gilbert, Dan Wade, Pat Meador, Danny Kimball, Mike Frary, Brett King, Jack Moore
VARSITY
FOOTBALL
Back Row : Fred Fisher, Scott Ford, Damian Duran
Front Row: Paul Lucero, Dirk Nelson, Steve Dunavant, Ronnie Duna~ Mike Johnson
�HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
VARSITY
Back Row; Pat Meador, Ronnie Dunavant, Steve Dunavant, Dan Kimball,
Tom Sitton, Jack Moore, and Coach Prior.
Front Row; Brett King, David Campbell, Kevin French, Albert Gilbert,
Lendy Crone, Mike Johnson, Dan Wade, and manager Roger Kugle.
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Top Row; Fred Fisher, Damian Duran, Pat Meador.
Middle Row; Stanley Williams, Sam Duran, Ronnie Dnnavant,
Tracy Hill, Dan Kimball, Jack Moore, and Coach Petro .
Bottom Row; Scott (Henry) Ford, Frank Farr, Jim Thompson,
Thomas Stephenson, Jim Chrisley, Ross Martinez.
�11\liNTER
�SPORTS
ALL
CONFERENCE
BRETT KING
UGLY MAN
SCOTT FORD
�Mr. Prior
T,eft to right
First Row:
~ick
Head
M.1c k ey Mc New
Sharon Creal
DockUJll
Skies
.
Tammy
P1erce
Gray
Brown
Brad Brown
Second Row:
Lett to right
Linda Purcell, Bralia Archuleta, Joan Smith, Carol Brown, Claudia Carter,
Mike Frary, Jan Natzke, David Creal, Barbara Burch, Terry Morris.
Doug Frary, Verna Leithauser
L'l TTL E
BR 0 THERS
First Row:
Mike Murphy
Billy Sitton
Worthe Crouse
Chris Evans
Kelly Wiley
Terry Jennings
Greg Frary
David Ragsdale
Jimmy Frazzini
Russel Newman
Second
Left
Row:
to
Right
Isidore Martinez, Jim Livingston, Chuck Thompson,
Will Humbard, Will Leithauser, Ray Dunavant
Mark Peter, Keith Parks, Keith Smith, Brian Bensen
Tommy Dye
�VARSITY
WRESTLING
Standing:
Kneeling:
Paul Morison
Paul Lucero
Hike Frary
Doug Frary
Coach
Steve Whiteman
Brad Brown
Robert Hasstedt
John Hasstedt
Dirk Nelson
DISTRICT
CHAMPS
Paul Morison
dawning
a time to stand
to be honored,
though
I may stand taller
than others •••
only because
I have tried
to reach and touch
the light of the dawn
Dirk Nelson
Steve Lucero
PLACED SEOOND IN THE
MONTE VISTA TOURNAMFNr
�,.
Gl RL'S
ETBALL
A
T
E
A
M
Back Row: Carol Brown, Paula Campbell, Terry Morris, Mra. Martin, Tiah Echola, Carla Smith,
Elaine Amon
Front Row: Donna Mcintyre, Joyce Hammond, Karen Mcintyre, and Mary McGraw
Back Row: Elaine Wiley, Susan Donley, Chloe Phillips, Mra. Martin, Terese McGraw,
Cynthia Stevena, Joan Hertel
Front Row:Char1sseMcMannea, Laurel Zoll, Terri Montgo.ery, Beverly Parka,
Chariaae King
�ORGANIZATIONS
�p
E
p
c
L
u
B
Second
Row a
Third Row•
Fourth Pow
Front Row•
Sue McCoy, Kathy Chrisley, Paula Campbell, Chloe Phillips,
Claudia Carter, Sherry McCoy, Beverly Parks, Sharon Crouse,
Barbara Kelly,
Bralia Archuleta, Vicki Frahm, Cheryl Frahm, Lahna Miller,
Janet Crouse, Kathy McCrary, Becky Humbard, Debbie Byrd,
Patty Sitton, Donna Mcintyre
Cyndee King, Roni Harris, Susan Donley, Della Stephenson,
Elaine Wiley, Kay Goetz, Cynthia Stevens, Joan Hertel, Elaine
Amon, Karen Mcint~~~~----
Shaaron Gilbert. Mar
Tish Echols, Caro~~r~o~w~.~~
Montgomery, Joan Smith
Carla Smith, Linda Purcell, Terese McGraw, Verna Leithauser,
Joyce Hammond, Terry Morris
B
c
L
u
B
Back Row•
Front Row•
Mr. Petro, Dan Wa~e. Jack Moore, Frank Brittain, Paul Lucero,
Mike Myers, Gre~ Box, David Campbell, Dan Kimball, Mike Johnson
Dirk Nelson, Paul Morrison, Brett King, Steve Dunavant, Stanley
Williams, Mr. Prior
Steve Lucero, Mike Frary, Doug Frary, John Hasstedt, Damian Duran·
Kevin French, Ronnie Dunavant, Pat Meador, Albert Gilbert
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CHEERLEADERS
First Row- Terese McGraw
Secoqd Row- Carla Smith, Terri Morris'
Third Row- Linda Purcell, Verna Leithauser
Fourth Row- Joyce Hammond
JR VARSI Y
CHEERLEADERS
First Row- Charisse King, €:ry McGr:0
Second Row- Terry Mongomery, Laure1 Zoll
POM POM
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First Row- Joan Smith
Second Row- Claudia Carter, Beverly Parks
Third Row- Cyndee King, Barbara Kelly, Donna Mcintyre
Fourth Row- Sue McCoy, Bralia Archuleta
Fith Row- Sherry McCoy, Sharon Gilbert, Chloe Phillips
Kathy Chrisly, Paula Campbell, Karen Mcintyre,
Sharon Crous
Not Shown- etsy Lash, Jan Natske
�Left to Right: David Campbell, Steve Lucero, David
Creal, Sammy Duran, Brett King, Sharon Creal, Albert
Gilbert, Lendy Crone, Mark Bucknes, Vickie Ford,
Lahna Miller, Della Stephenson, Mary Ann Lucero,
Rudley Weaver, Joan Smith, and Shaaron Gilbert
ANNUAL STAFF
Mary Ann Lucero-Photography Editor
Shaaron Gilbert-Editor
Mr. Caldwell-Yearbook Advisor
Joan Smith-Ass. Editor
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Vickie Ford, Ginger Martinez, Frankie Meador, Sharon
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Lucero-Asst.Editor, Mrs. French, Brad Brown, Joyce Hammond.
�HONOR
SOCIETY
Steve Dunavant; Vice-~res., Bralia Archuleta, Carla Smith,
Vicki Frahm, rs. James;Sponser, Danny Kimbell; Tresure.,
Carol Green; Sec., Shaaron Gilbert, Janet Crouse, ~atty
Sitton; ~r~dent.
EXCHANGE
FROM
STUDENTS
BRAZIL
Illi1IGRANTS
''THESE FOREIG 'ERS with stran e
and avid faces
Crowding our shores, marring
our pleasant places,
They must be curbed .... " So mused
King Powhatan
Hundred percent red-blood
American.
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Jose Maciel, Rosa Trindade
and Jose Simoes.
�Top Row: Kerry Goetz, Janet Crouse, Joan Hertel, Kim Brown, Kay Goetz, Terry Morris,
Su san Donley, and Vicki Kolz. Second Row: Daunella Sower, Pauline Dye , Laurie Mead or , Cherry Frahm, and Sandra Dunavant . Sitting: Cindy Oliver, Bralia Archuleta, Mar sha Thoma s, and Miss Bloomgren.
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Top Row: Kay Goetz, Roni Harris, Donna Mcintyre, Terry Morris, Steve Dunavant, Ronnie Dunavant,
Mark Buckner, Tish Echols, Terese McGraw, Joan Hertel, and Della Stephenson. Second Row: Bev
Parks, Joan Smith, Shaaron Gilbert, Janet Crouse, Steve Lucero, Damian Duran, Sammy Duran,
Betsy Lash, Evelyn Copeland, and Cherry Frahm. Third Row: Sue McCoy, Tammy Pierce, Debbie Murphy, Sandra Dunavant
Wells, Tommy Stephenson, Eddie Westbrook, Jimmy McCoy, Becky Humbard,
Claudia Carter,
McGra , and Charisse King. Sitting: Linda Purcell.
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Front Row: Cheryl Frahm, ary McGraw Alan Sraley, Janet Cpouse
Terry Pierce, Claudia Carter, ue cCoy, Vicki Frahm.
Second Row: Cathy Chistly, Judy Franks, Terry Morris, Donna Mcintyre
Evelyn Copeland, Robert Hasstedt, Christy Carter, Karen Mcintyre
Kathy McCary, Carol Browa, Patty Sitton, and Sandra Dunavant.
Third Row; Debbie McCoy, Shilia Thompson, Chole Phillips, Tammie Pierce,
Ronnie Dunavant, Doug Frary, Corky Mcintyre, Mr. Well's, Mike Frary,
Greg Miller. Cynthia smevens. Jimmy Chistly. Steve Dunavant.
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First Row: Linda Purcell, Terry Morris, Mike Frary, Karen Mcintyre,
Carol Brown, Kathy McCary, Sandra Dunavant, Donna Mcintyre, Patty Sitton
Second Row: Steve Dunavant, Jimmy Chrisley, Thomas Stephenson, Doug Frary,
Ronnie Dunavant, and Pres Ludwig
Third Row: Cheryl Frahm,~ry MeG~ Vicki Frahm, Mr. Wells,
and Charisse King
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Sec., Mike Frary, Pres., Mr. Wells, Dir., Ronnie Dunavant, Treas.,
Sitting: Carol Brown, Drum Major
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CHRIS DURAN
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Cheer Leaders: Tammy Hunter, Susie Mars, Wanda Kolz,
Monica Strohecker, TammyFahrion. Mascot: Tracy Hunter
First Row: L to R: Sandra Dunavant, Elizabeth Williams, Jackie Newman,
Diana Smith, Doris Crone, Kerry Ggetz, Thedra McCoy.Second Row: L to R:
Pauline Dye, Carol Garcia, Linda Miller, Evelyn Copeland, Shelia Thompson,
Karen Box, Kathy Farr.Third Row: L toR: Lisa Miller, ChristyCarter,
Daunella Sower, Terry Pierce,
Linda Dunavant, Cindy Pope.
First Row: L toR: Ronnie Robinson, Kimberly Holt, Tracy Holt, Tracy Johnson, Cindy
Sower* Denise McGraw, Cindy Miller, Linda Nelson, Debbie Stevens. Second Row: L to R:
Dianna Steele, Robert Thompson, Terry Howard, Will Humbard, Randy Brown, Tina Martinez,
Vicki Duran, Sharla Phelps, Dawndra Iverson, Melony Strokecker. Third Row: L to R:
Jerry Dawn Newman, Jim Livingston, Mark Porter, Regan Westbrook, Keith Smith, Mike
Garcia, Saxon Bailey, Randy Staley, Ray Dunavant, Will Leithauser, Tommy Dye, Dean
Larson, Matt Zoll.
Beginning
And
Intermediate
Bands
Directed by Jitn Wells
First Row: L to R: Jetta Mcintyre, Linda Dunavant, Monica Strohecker, Robin Holly,
Tanya Pierce, Jenny Oliver Louis Kolz, Karla Iverson. Second ~ow: L to R: Kathy,
Farr, Marsha Thomas, Terry Jennings, Gary Duran, David Ragsdale, Russel Newman,
Greg Frary, Driscole Staley, Worthe Crouse. Third Row: L to R: Billy Sitton, Tammy
Fahrion, Russel Thomas, Isadore Martinez, Wayne Semler, Timmy Walder.
�Back Row: Jim McCoy
Cliff Parks
Bill Green
Shawn Smith
Danny Abernathy
Charles Tuttrow
Dean Humbard
Terry Gilbert
Middle Row: Chris Duran
Kevin Nelson
Jerry Frazzini
Donny Lucero
Joe McGraw
Gary Duran
Driscoll Staley
Paul Thomas
Front Row: Dell Harris
Jimmy Murphy
Corky Mcintyre
Joe Leithauser
Herman Lucero
Jon French
Billy Kolz
Alex Martinez
Coach: Mr. Whiteman
FOOTBALL
JUNIOR
HIGH
WRESTLING
Back Row: Charles Kelly
Kevin Nelson
Shawn Smith
Charles Tuttrow
Front Row: Tom Walder
Donny Lucero
Joe Leithauser
Jimmy Murphy
Paul Thomas
Billy Kolz
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Left to right; Corky kintyre, Paul Harper, Terry Gilbert
Cliff Parks, Ronnie Glover, Larry Wiley, Danny Abernathy,
Jimmy 1cCoy, Kevin Brown, Joe McGraw, Clay Bassett,
Jimmy ~lars, llerman Lucero.
In front; la11ager Eugene Cundiff and Coach Ice.
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Jerry Frazzini, Driscoll Staley, Russell Thomas and
Alex ~1artinez.
In front; Manager Eugene Cundiff and Coach Ice .
GRADE
�Danny Abernathy
Clay Bassett
Rodney Blacksher
Kevin Brown
Christy Carter
Evelyn Copeland
Doris Crone
Sandra Dunavant
Chris Duran
Carol Garcia
Terry Gilbert
Ronnie Glover
Bill Green
David Gross
.t'aul Harper
Dean Humbard
Tammy Hunter
Charles Kelly
Wanda Kolz
Joe Leithauser
Donnie Lucero
Herman Lucero
Orlando Lucero
Jimmy Mars
Susie Mars
Jimmy McCoy
Joe McGraw
Corkey Mcintyre
Lisa Miller
Linda Miller
Kevin Nelson
Jackie Newman
Cliffton .t'a-rlc~
Terry Pierce
Diana. Smith
Shawn Smith
Shella Thompson
Charles Tuttrow
Larry Wile.y
Elizabeth Williams
�!1ark Argeanas
Karen Box
Eugene Cundiff
inda !)unavant
'"'arv Juran
r(aare Evenson
Jerrv Frazzini
Pauline Dye
1ammy Fahrion
Kathv Farr
Jon Frenc 1
Kerry Goetz
Bill Kolz
Thedra l'cCoy
Casey Lucero
~icky Lucero
Laurie .:eador
lex .:artinez
Cindy Oliver
Jim ::ur!:'hY
Cindy Pope
Driscoll Staley
Daunella So·.ver
Russel Thomas
.~nica Strohecker
Paul Thomas
ilarcia Thomas
Dell Harris
Horgan Gist
SEVENTH
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�James Blacksher
Worthe Crouse
Rruce Davidson
Chris Evenson
Greg Frary
Jimmy Frazzini
Kelly Goetz
Kenny Goetz
Paul Gross
Nathan Hill
Robin Holly
Tina ttUnington
Karla Iverson
Terry Jennings
Raymond Kissane
Karen Leithauser
Isidore Martinez
Julie McCoy
Jetta Mcintyre
Marty Miller
John Murphy
Russel Newman
Jenny Oliver
Tanya Pierce
Doreen Pope
Kellie Pride
David Ragsdale
Wayne Semler
Bill Sitton
Debbie Thompson
Timmy Walder
Michael Williams
Teacher
Mr. Ice
SIXTH
GRADE
�>axon Baily
drian Benson
Randy Brown
Ray Dunavant
Vicki Duran
Tommy Dye
Gay Lynn Easter
Michael Garcia
Carmen Gilbert
Randy Glover
Howard Holly
Kim Holt
Wi ll Rumba rd
Tina Hunter
Teresa Hunter
Dawndra Iverson
Tracy Johnson
Michelle Johnstone
Dean Larson
Will Leithauser
Jim Livingston
Arnold Lucero
Larry Lucero
Tina Lucero
Tina MartJ.nez
Donnel McCoy
Denise McGraw
Cindy Miller
Patti Moore
Linda Nelson
Jerri Dawn Newman
Keith Parks
Sharla Phelps
Mark Porter
Keith Smith
Roni Robinson
Cindy Sower
Randy Staley
Diana Steele
Debra Stevens
Melannie Strohecker
Susan Thomas
Chuck lhompson
Robert Thompson
Regan Westbrook
Kelly Wiley
Kent Williams
--~--- Matt Zoll
FIFTH
Mrs. Brase
Mrs. Jefferies
Mrs. Sitton
GRADE
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J mes Jeeman
]!ric Co
;:ark Holle"
Dwa·me Farr
Carol Freeman
Johnnah Lister
Veronica Lucero
Charle· l'eador
Rick'r 1 cintvre
Patrick l·:urohv
Paul Ol.min
Rob Oliver
i!arcella Sn.ncrcz
Linda Stranich
{onald Tate
L-na .'est::.rook
Ravmond Dockum
'tov Echols
l'andi Iverson
Jeff ,Jones
.Jandra J'ars
Jeverl· l·lartinez
r onr:la :tobinson
Jack Semler
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Eric ·lillio.ms
�Curtis l~ailey
Hardella Brown
Teresa Bro~m
!~honda Chism
Sam Green
Lis.:! Holcomb
Terry Holley
Roxanne Johnstone
Danny Leithauser
Allcn Lucero
Gene Lucero
Joe lartin
An£ela Hartinez
Dan Mcl1anes
Donna Hiller
Ronnie Nontgomery
Kim Penson
Ricky Phelps
Frank Prid~
!1ichael Racl
Hatt Ricca
Troy Shupe
Kacey S01~er
Debra Ward
Gary Wilcox
Marianne Williams
Teacher:
Miss Ranta
THIRD GRADE
�Becky Beeman
Dour- Dup;p;er
Donna Fahrion
Donna Haddock
Michael Holcomb
Stacv Holt
Dolores Larson
Ravmond Livingston
Ricky Ludwir
LeeAnn Header
Timothy Murphy
Brenda Olp;uin
Marsha Pope
Shannon Smith
Sonia Stocker
Terry \>/alder
Curtis Walker
Loresa vlheat
SECOND
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Miss Hedlund
�Robin Abernathy
Billy Baglino
Mark Bolinger
Sheryl Brown
Mary Farr
Duane Haddock
Dawn Hennigan
Tracy Hunter
Jayda Johnstone
Donald Kalbacker
Sary Lucero
Robert Lynct.
Carl Maness
Derek McCoy
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Todd McCoy
Chris Tee Miller
Leeta Nelson
Leslie NelsoP
Loretta Olguin
Lynn Parks
Pam Penson
Michele Ricca
l\1 arie Dawn Spee
Steven Staley
Randy Tate
FIRST
Donna Ward
Lisa Westbrook
GRADE
Mrs. Smith
David Davis
�Roger
Dennison
Joe Frazzini
Devara Gosney
Kev1.n Grush
Lori Halcomb
lwn Jones
Jimmie Larson
Carol Lucero
Lisa Martin
Cheri Miller
Stephanie
Nelson
Kortney Ricca
Rikkie Ann
Snodgrass
Teresa Walder
Roxy Wilcox
Teacher:
Mrs. Mary A.
Copeland
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All Types of Custom Building
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P.O. Box 192
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RADIOS, T.V.'S, TAPE PLAYERS, STEREO'S
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Durango, Colorado 81302
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1021 Main Ave.
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ALL KINm OF AUTOt-10TIVE
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FAST
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VALLECITO LAKE
PHONE:
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MARTIN'S
Boot & Saddle
Shop
Sto p and Shop
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Bayfield, Colorado
ORTHOPEDIC SHOE JErtVICE
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Saddle Rena ir
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Custom ·r>de Saddles & Accessories
Custom lade (HA D CARVED)
Leather Articles
Bayfield , Colorado
CHUCK ' S TEXACO
"Trust your car to the man who wears the star"
Highway 160 at the Intersection
884-9996
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COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
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APPRAISALS, MANAGEMENT
CONSULTING, BROKERAGE
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247-3543
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247-0660
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DURANGO, COLORADO
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Durango Auto
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Association
La Plata t:o tors
Morehart Chevrolet
Economy Hotors
Southwestern ~otors
Durango Dodge
Carrol 1 Hotors
Congratulations
Seniors Of "73"
�Ba yfield , Colorado
Phone :
884 - 2430
SHUR- VALU MARKET
BAYFIELD
"IJe Extend 0 r Sincere Congratulations
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Our Be s t Wish e s For A Successfu l And Faithful Future ''
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HUNTI G & FISHING
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884 - 9992
Bayfield , Colorado
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office ... genuine Bass
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1143 ~1ain Avenue
Durango , Colorado
863 ·1AIN AVE.
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81301
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Bayfield, Colorado 81122
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1111 TRUCK ROUTE DURA GO, COLORADO
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DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
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BAYFIELD HIGH
SCHOOL
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�ANNUAL STAFF
Top Row : Greg Carman, Chris Cobb, Russ Geier, James
Ketner, Ray Dunavant, Doug Carman
Middle Row: Melannie StroQecker, Carol Freeman, Linda
elson, Nina Cundiff, Jamie Hunt, Sinde Sower
Bottom Row: Mrs. McEwen, Susan Thomas, Marsha Stovall,
Kim Holt, Susie Johnston
This year, 1979-1980, has been a special
year for many of us here at Bayfield High School.
We, the Wolverine staff, have tried to capture
some of the most important events, so that in
the years to come when each of you look through
the 1980 Wolverine you may be able to remember
the joys and hopes of this year.
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CO-EDITORS
Ray Dunavant
The year of 1980 was an exciting one,
full of fun , discoveries, hard work, tears
and friends. It was a special year with its
own special memories .
I hope as you turn these pages into the
past that you can relive some of those treasured
moments in B.H.S.
I would especially like to thank the
annual staff for all the time and effort they
put into this annual . I hope you enjoy it.
Marsha Stovall
Mar sha Stovall, Ray Dunavant
�SUPERINTENI)ENr
PRINCIPALS
Mid-School
High School
Mr. Gordon Bradshaw
During this fast moving age, our
teenagers seem to be caught in the middle
.of several controversies and have often
been blamed for many of the problems in
our country. Be that as it may, our
country has never produced greater young
people than these at the present, who
are striving to make this world a little
more liveable for themselves and those
that are yet to come.
The Wolverine gives a pictorial
account of a group of young students who
live in this age, and are a vital part
of it. Perhaps these people will live a
better life because of the influence of
Bayfield High; and perhaps Bayfield High
School will be a better school because
these students came and spent a small
part of their lives here.
The Wolverine is filled with memories of our students, and though such
memories are unimportant to those outside our school, they mean a great deal
to us---they are ours to remember.
Mr: John Miller
Mr. Herb Weissenfels
Today's youth are the
backbone of our country for
tomorrow. Education is the
tool which we provide for
them to operate with.
Educators, therefore, are
investing, in the purest
sense, in their futures
and take great pride in
good results and the youth
at Bayfield High School.
I am deeply dedicated to
the goal of providing the
best for our people because
the potential is definitely
here to produce the outstanding leaders and citizens
of tomorrow. The future
belongs to us today!
The education of young
adults is a multi-faceted
process. It involves much
more than teaching academic
skills. It involves helping
one mature and assume the
responsibilities of adulthood. It is my goal to meet
this challenge with each
student and help them strive
to be a responsible and
productive citizen.
SCHOOL BOARD
L toR: Mr. John Kugle, Hr. Monty Wommer, Mrs. Barbara Bushey,
Mr. Wayne Dugger, Mr. Tom Taylor.
�FACULTY
Miss Diana Garris
Mrs. Terry Decker
!lome Ec.
Art
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Science
Mrs. Susan Jones
English, Spanish
Mr. Houston Green
Counselor
Mr. James Jones
Shop
Mr. Vernon Kimball
Mat~, Science, Coach
Mrs. Sharon Kimball
Math
�Mrs. VClda Martin
Social Studies, Coach
Mrs. Mary.Leech
Enqlish, Librarian
Mr. Ed Marty
P.E., Coach
Miss Leona Montgomer~
Special Education
Mrs. Becky Pack
Teacher's Aide
Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Business
Mr. Jerald Prior
P.E., Geo., Coach
Mrs. Danah Sadler
English
Mr. Stev~ ~ujillo
Music
�OFFICE! PERSONNEL
Mrs. Fran Evans
Exec;tive ' Secretary
Mrs. Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Mrs. Arlene Bradshaw
Elem. Secretary
Mrs. Myrna Sylvester
Bookkeeping Aid
CUSTODIANS
Mrs. Carolyn Ribaudo
H. s.~ Secretary
Mrs. Porter
Mr. Don Daum
Mr. Clinton Porter
COOKS
Mrs. Freeman
Mrs. Phillips
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Mrs. Hotz
Mrs. Martinez
Mrs. Stovall
�HONORS
���HOMECOMING
QUEEN
ATTENDANT
ATTENDANT
Linda Nelson
Matt Zoll
Chris Cobb
Greg Carman
Melannie Strohecker
Chuck Thompson
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ROYALTY
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Matt Zoll
�FUTURE BUSINE.SS LEADERS OF AMERICA
STATF. QUALIFIERS
Kevin Hinshaw , Milton Vance , Larry
Thompson , Paul Rogers , Gene Bushey ,
Ray Dunavant , Victor Castagnoli ,
Mrs . McEwen-Advisor , Carol Freeman ,
Marsha Stovall , Toni Romero , Linda
Nelson , Melannie Strohecker , Cindy
Miller , Kim Bushey , Marcus Stanbro.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Standi ng : Mar cus Stanbro ,
Randy Br own, Matt Zoll , Gene
Bushey , Victor Castagnoli ,
Ray Dunavant , Mrs . McEwenSponsor. Sea ted : Marcella
Sanchez, Sus an Thomas , Toni
Romero, Mars ha St ovall, Carol
Freeman, Melannie Strohecker.
HONOR BAND
Standing : Eric Copeland, Paul Rogers,
Randy Stalev
Seated: Ronda Eagle, Mia Stovall, Beverly
Martinez, Mr. Trujillo-Director, Veronica
Lucero, Debbie Kolz, Angela Martinez.
�CO-VALEDICTORIANS
Ray Dunavant
Chris Cobb Bryant
SALUTATORIAN
Melannie Strohecker
�KNOWLEDGE
BOWL
Standing L to R: Ray Dunavant, Larry Thompson, John Green, Matt Zoll,
Doug Carman, Marcus Stanbro, Paul Rogers, Victor Castagnoli, Bruce Wallace.
Sitting L to R: Mrs. Leech, sponsor, Gretchen Fitzgerald, Toni Romero,
Chris Cobb.
DAR Good Citizen
Linda Nelson was elected
DAR Good Citizen. Selection
standards for this award
are as follows: Must be
a senior above average in
scholarship, reliability,
leadership, and patriotism.
Linda was elected by the
faculty and the supporting
chapter was Sarah Platt
Decker Chapter.
Girl's and Boy's State Representatives
Masonic Awards for 1979
Matt Zoll and Linda Nelson
Ray Dunavant and Chris Cobb
�SENIORS
�SENIORS
Robert Beebe
Greg carman
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Victor Casta9no11
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Chris Cobb Bryant
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Russell Geier
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Arnold Lucero
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Jerri Dawn Newman
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Jerome Oates
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�SENIORS
Sinde Sower
susan Thomas
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Chuck Thompson
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Wayne Thompson
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SPONSORS
Mr, Jerald Prior
M1ss D1ana Garrts
Mrs, Susan Jones
�SENIOR CLASS
OFFICERS
L to R
Matt Zoll-Treasurer
Sinde Sower-Secretary
Greg Carman-Vice-President
Will llumbard-President
FAVOR·ITES
Linda Nelson and Natt Zoll
�JUNIORS
�JUNIORS
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Carol Adams
Patty Adams
Doug Alsup
Susan Andresen
Steve Baumgardner
Jim Carpenter
Eric Copeland
Rosanne Cortelyou
Darin Davis
Shelly Doughty
Roy Echols
Carol Freeman
Scott Golden
Pam Green
Brenda Greer
David Harris
Diana Harris
Phil Haskins
Kevin Hinshaw
Mark Holley
�Jamie Hunt
Mandi Iverson
Jeff Jones
Veronica Lucero
Sandra Mars
Beverly Martinez
Ricky Mcintyre
Paul Niggli
Robert Oliver
Randy Parske
Dennis Phelps
Brad Pin~
Kris Reid
John Ridenour
Toni Romero
Marcella Sanchez
Henry Schmier
Linda Stranich
Ron Tate
Milton Vance
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�JUNIORS
Bruce Wallace
Julie Walters
Lisa Wangerin
Susan Winters
LATE PICTU::tES
Stephanie Graff
Art Seeley
Jack Semler
FAVORITES
OFFICERS
L to R:
Kevin Hinshaw
Carol Freeman
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Veronica Lucero
President-Julie Walters; Treasure-Marcella Sanchez;
Secretary-Veronica Lucero; Vice President-Carol Freeman
�SOPHOMORES
�SOPHOMORES
Kathy Babin
Patrick Benally
Bobby Binckes
Kimberlie Bushey
Scott Conrad
Janine Fitzgerald
Sam Green
Marvin Harris
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Gretchen Fitzgerald
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Teresa Hoover
Lorraine Howell
Steve Irwin
Rhonda King
Debbie Kolz
Allen Lucero
R. J. McKinney
Dan McManes
Angela Martinez
Donna Miller
�Ron Montgomery
Melissa Mueller
Pat Murphy
Bobby Pennington
Aimee Peragine
Carie Ribaudo
Randy Riggs
Paul Rogers
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Shanna Schmier
Martha Stovall
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Robin Reith
Brian Schultz
Perry Timme
Debbie Sizemore
Jerry White
Ken Sower
Marianne Williams
Terri Stanbro
Mandy Woodard
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�SOPHOMORES
I
LATE PICTURES
Laura Carman
Joe Graff
Starlene Naranjo
Larry Thompson
FAVORITES
Sam Green
Aimee Peragine
OFFICERS
P~ul
Rogers, V.P.; Ron Montgomery, Student Council; Steve Irwin, Pres.;
Angela Martinez, Sec.-Treas.; Melissa Mueller, Student Council.
John Green
�FRESHMEN
�FRESHMEN
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Marlene Benally
Lisa Bewley
Billy Brungard
Kery Burns
Bill Burrell
Lorey Comstock
Dawn Cropley
Doug Dugger
Faye Eddens
Brad Enlow
Donna Fahrion
Chris Frizell
Rod Geier
Brad Greer
Burnie Gurule
Donna Haddock
David Hanson
Stacy Holt
Richard Howell
Quinn Hull
�Ernie Johnson
Dawn Kendall
Mark Ketner
Robert Lee
Ricky Ludwi&
Yvonne McKellepp
Tim Murphy
Cassandra Naranjo
Dana Phelps
Karrie Plumb
Crystal Potter
Tammy Rainey
Shane Reid
Linda Rudolph
Dennis Schultz
Mia Stovall
Bill Snively
Barry Stalioratis
Shawna Sparlin
Tonya Thompson
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�Julie Timme
Leland Vance
Ronnie Vaughn
Loresa Wheat
Meg Zwisler
NOT SHOWN
David Hanson
Dave Powell
CLASS
OFFICERS
FAVORITES
Meg Zwisler
Julie Timme - Secretary
Billy Brungard- S.I.C.
Richard Howell - Treasurer
Chris Frizell - V. President
Meg Zwisler - Student Council Rep.
Linda Rudolph - President
NOT SHOWN
Lorey Comstocl; - Student Council Rep.
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Ernie Johnson
�ACTIVITIES
�James Ketner--Center
Arnold Lucero--Guard
Gene Bushey--Center
Doug Carman--Tackle
Greg Bush--End
Matt Zoll--Halfback
Russ Geier--
rome Oates--
Halt back
Halfback
Ron Gurule--Tackle
Mark Wood--Fullback
Greg Carman-Quarterback
Robert Beebe-Halfback
Chuck Thompson--End
�FRESHMEN
SCORES
BAYFIELD
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FOOTBALL
1979
6
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20--C ntauri
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21--Hotchkiss
20
12--Dove Creek
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6- -Dolores
24
6--Mancos
52
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6
BACK ROW:
FRONT ROW:
Richard Howell,
Ernie Johnson,
Dou g Du gg er
Bill Brun g ard
SOPHOMORES
BACK ROW:
Sam Green, Pat Benally, Larry
Thompson
FRONT ROW:
Ron Montgomery, Perry Timme,
Ricky Phelps
NOT SHOWN: Steve Irwin
JUNIORS
BACK ROW:
FRONT ROW:
Bruce Wallace, Rob Oliver,
Randy Parske
Art Seeley, Ricky Mcintyre,
Kevin Hinshaw
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�COACHES
Butch Prior
BACK ROW: Coach Green, Chuck Thompson, Greg Carman, Doug Carman, Gene
Bushe:Y:-Greg Bush, Jerome Oates, James Ketner, Matt Zoll, Russ Geier,
Bruce Wallace, Randy Parske, Rob Oliver, Bernie Gurule. MIDDLE ROW:
Coach Kimball, Coach Prior, Ron Gurule, Nark Wood, Art Seeley, Ron Montgomery, Ricky Phelps, Kevin Hinshaw, Pat Benally, Sam Green, Larry Thompson. FRONT ROW: Marcus Stanbro, Robert Beebe, Arnold Lucero, Ricky
Mcintyre, Doug Dugger, Ernie Johnson, Bill Brungard, Richard Howell,
Pe.rry Tinune, Mark Ketner. NOT SHOWN: Steve Irwin, Randy Staler, Will
Humbard.
ALL CONFERENCE
L to R:
Rob Oliver, James Ketner, Randy Staley
HONORABLE MENTION
L to R:
Greg Bush, Doug Carman, Bruce Wallace
Vernon Kimball
Houston Green
�JUNIOR PLAY
�VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
L to R:
Coach Martin, Laura Carman, Julie Costin, Linda Nelson, Carol Freeman,
Marsha Stovall, Chris Cobb, Ruth Rancatti, Ronda Eagle, Manager Susie Johnston
SENIORS
IN
ACTION
The 1979 volleyball season
was a good one . The team won eight
matches and lost five. The post
season was very good. The team
was Sub-District champions and
lost in Districts .
Ruth Rancatti
Marsha Stovall
Julie Costin
Chris Cobb
�ALL CONFERENCE
L to R:
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Linda Nelson, Carol Freeman, Marsha Stovall
First Row: Mrs. Sadler, Toni Romero, Julie Walters,
Susan Andresen. Second Row: Kim Bushey, Carie Ribaudo,
Laura Carman. Third Row: Carol Adams, Aimee Peragine
Varsity Coach
9th Grade Volleyball
Top Row: Julie Timme, Meg Zwisler, Mia Stovall, Mrs. McLaughlin,
Chris Frizell, Linda Rudolph
Second Row: Donna Haddock, Lorey Comstock, Tonya Thompson,
Casey Naranjo, Karrie Plumb
Mrs. Martin
Junior Varsity Coach
Mrs. Sadler
41
�PEP CLUB
L to R 1st Row: Suzy Winters, Veronica Lucero, Marcella Sanchez, Sinde Sower,
Melannie Strohecker, Sharla Phelps, Terri Stanbro. 2nd Row: Crystal Potter,
Lisa Bewley, Toni Rom ro, Linda Stranich, Susie Johnston, Mia Stovall, Julie
Timm , Loresa Wheat, Brad Enlow. 3rd Row: Marsha Stovall, Carol Freemen,
Linda Nelson, Chris Cobb, inJ Cundiff, Robert Beebe, Lorey Comstock, Meg
Zwisler, Tonya Thompson, Rhonda King, Laura Carman, Beverly Martinez. 4th Row:
Kathy Babin, Kim Holt, Angela Martinez, Ronda Eagle, Debbie Sizemore,
Cassandra Naranjo, Chris Frizell, Linda Rudolph, Julie Walters, Kris Reid,
Mr . Trujillo, Jamie Hunt . 5th Row: Roseanne Cortelyou, Robin Reith, Carie
Ribaudo, Aimee Peragine, Starlene Naranjo, Kim Bushey, Martha Stovall, Patty
Adams, Lisa Wangerin, Brenda Greer. 6th Row: Shanna Schmier, Marianne
Williams, Shelly Doughty, Susan Andresen, Brad Greer, Carol Adams. 7th Row:
Jerri Dawn ewman, Mandi Iverson, Robin Schimmel.
SPIRIT CANDIDATES
Pep Club Sponsor
Mr . Trujillo
Freshmen:
Sophomores:
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Doug Dugger
Julie Timme
Larry Thompson
Aimee Peragine
Juniors:
Seniors:
Doug Alsup
Carol Fr<:>eman
Jerome Oates
Linda Nelson
�CHEERLEADERS
Cheerleading Sponsor
Mrs. Kimball
MASCOT
Martha Stovall
Top to Bottom: Veronica Lucero, Suzy Winters,
Melannie Strohecker, Sharla Phelps, Terri
Stanbro, Sinde Sower, Marcella Sanchez
POMPOM
Porn Porn Sponsor
Mrs. Decker
L to R:
Roseanne Cortelyou, Jamie Hunt, Kathy Babin, Beverly Martinez
43
�Cundiff, Linda Stranich, Julie Timme,
Mia Stovall, Donna Haddock, Stacy Holt, Tonya
3rd Row: Ricky Ludwig, Dan McManes,
Rob Oliver, Ron Montgomery, Wayne Thompson, Beverly Martinez. 4th Row:
Eric Copeland, Tim Murphy, Stephanie Graff, Ron Tate, Mr. Trujillo. 5th
Row: Angela Martinez, Ronda Eagle.
Linda
2nd Row:
CHOIR
L to R 1st Row: Lorey Comstock, Meg Zwisler, Chris Frizell, Ju
Jerri Dawn Newman, Mandi Iverson, Sharla Phelps, Diana Harris, Pam Green.
2nd Row: Trish Rancatti, Robin Schimmel, Robert Beebe, Will Humbard, Brad
Enlow, Milton Vance, Mr. Trujillo.
�NEWSPAPER STAFF
Seated: Angela Martinez, Kimberlie Bushey, Terri Stanbro, Janine
Fitzgerald, Debbie Sizemore. Standing: Mrs. Leech, Sponsor; Ray
Dunavant.
STUDENT COUNCIL
1st Row: Harcella Sanchez, Melannie
Strohecker, Matt Zoll, Carol Freeman,
Chris Cobb. 2nd Row: Mr. Kimball,
Sponsor; Sinde Sower, Veronica Lucero,
Leland Vance, Toni Romero, Melissa
Meuller. 2rd Row: Julie Walters, Ray
Dunavant, Ron Montgomery, Cindy Miller,
Meg Zwisler.
45
�FUTURE
BUSINESS LEADERS
OF AMERICA
L to R 1st Row: Milton Vance, Kevin Hinshaw, Phil Haskins, Gene Bushey,
Victor Castagnoli, Marcella Sanchez, Suzy Winters, Kris Reid, Susan
Thomas, Janine Fitzgerald, Terri Stanbro. 2nd Row: Marcus Stanbro,
Matt Zoll, Carol Freeman, Linda Nelson, Chris Cobb, Sinde Sower, Nina
Cundiff, Melannie Strohecker, Cindy Miller, Veronica Lucero, Lorrie Howell,
Gretchen Fitzgerald. 3rd Row: Roy Echols, Susie Johnston, Marsha Stovall,
Kim Holt, Russ Geier, Julie Walters, Ronda Eagle, Carie Ribaudo, Kim Bushey,
Patty Adams, Martha Stovall, Mrs. McEwen. 4th Row: Ray Dunavant, Toni
Romero .
L to R: Gene Bushey, Treasurer; Matt Zoll, President; Linda Nelson, Historian;
Marcella Sanchez, Secretary; Melannie Strohecker, Vice-President; Marcus Stanbro,
Reporter; Ray Dunavant, Parlimentarian.
�MISS BAYFIELD CONTEST ANTS
JU NI OR DIVI SION WINNERS
L. toR . : Suzy Winters and Jamie Hunt,
Second Runners-up; Veronica Lucero , First
Runner-up ; Toni Romero, Winner .
SENIOR DIVISION COMPETITORS
L. toR.: Kim Holt, Sinde
Sower, Chris Cobb , Melannie
Strohecker, Linda Nelson,
Nina Cundiff, Sharla Phelps,
Susie Johnston.
JUNIOR DIVISION COMPETITORS
Top Row L to R: Donna
Fahrion, Crystal Potter,
Dawn Kendall, Aimmee
Peragine, Martha Stovall,
Sandra Mars, veronica
Lucero, Beverly Martinez,
Terri Stanbro, Linda
Rudolph, Gretchen
Fitzgerald, Lorrie
Howell. Bottom Row:
Kim Bushey, Melissa
Mueller, Christine
Frizell, Shawna Sparlin,
Suzy Winters, Jamie Hunt,
Toni Romero, Lorey
Comstock, Julie Timme,
Loresa Wheat.
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�RODEO TEAM
Left to Right: Ricky Mcintyre, Donnel !cCoy, Robert Beebe, Randy Riggs,
Ron Montgomery, Sandra Iars, Roy Echols, Kim Holt, Melissa lueller, Gretchen
Fitzr,erald, Susie Johnston. Not Shown: Janine Fitzgerald, Stacy Holt.
Sandra Mars qualified for the Colorado State High School Rodeo Team in the event of polebending at the state finals held in Durango. The top four contestants at each rodeo event
from the state finals made up the State Team. The National High School Rodeo Finals were
held in Fargo, North Dakota, with teams from 32 states, 2 Canadian Provinces and over 1,200
contestants. Sandra placed 3rd in the second go-around, went into the final contest in 8th
position and was awarded 4th place in the National Finals average for three runs.
�FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
L. to R. Donna Fahrion, Martha Stovall, Dawn Kendall, Shawna Sparlin,
Cassandra Naranjo, Beverly Martinez, Robin Reith and Mrs. Decker.
SPEECH TEAM
L. to R. Debbie Kolz, Susie Johnston, Linda Stranich, Roy Echols, Carol
Adams, Paul Rogers, Bruce Wallace, Mr . Trujillo, Patty Adams, Shanna Schmier,
and Robin Reith.
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�SPANISH CLUB
Back Row: Gretchen Fitzgerald, Melissa Mueller, Patty Adams, Donnel McCoy,
Cindy Miller, Matt Zoll, Shelly Doughty, Susan Andresen, Phil Haskins, Linda
Rudolph, Tonya Thompson, Doug Dugger, Chris Frizell.
Front Row: Marsha Stovall, Linda Stranich, Debbie Kolz, Toni Romero, Julie
Walters, Shawna Sparlin, Billy Brungard, Mia Stovall, Donna Haddock, Loresa
Wheat, Lisa Bewley, Dawn Kendall.
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�·SENIORS IN ACTION
Kim Holt
Eileen B!!nally
Marsha Stova:j.l
Linda Nelson
Chris Cobb
Donnel McCoy
�BASKETBALL
VARSITY & JV
Starlene Naranjo, Sandra Mars, Kim Holt, Ronda Eagle, Laura Carman,
Donne! McCoy, Kim Bushey, Mr. Vernon Kimball, Eileen Benally, Marsha
Stovall, Linda Nelson, Chris Cobb, Aimee Peragine, Carol Freeman
FRESHMEN
Julie Timme, Cassie Naranjo, Chris Frizell, Linda Rudolph, Donna Haddock
Mia ~tovall, Marlene Benally
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�JUNIOR VARSITY
Back Row L to R: David Harris, John Ridenour, Jack Semler, Phil Haskins,
Henry Schmier, Eric Copeland, Steve Baumgardner, Rodney Red, Ricky Mcintyre.
Front Row: Coach Jones, Allen Lucero, mgr.
Front Row: Coach Jones. Back Row L to R: Bill Burrell, Doug Dugger,
Richard Howell, David Hanson, Dennis Schultz, and Ronnie Vaughn.
�BASKETBALL
VARSITY
L to K front Kow: Allen Lucero, mgr., Pat Benally, Ron Montgomery,
Matt Zoll, Mark Wood, Randy Parske, and Sam Green. Back Row:
Ricky Phelps, Doug Carman, Ron Tate, Roy Echols, Darin Davis, Chuck
Thompson, Greg Carman, and Coach Prior.
Matt Zoll
SENIORS IN ACTION
Chuck Thompson
Doug Carman
Mark Wood
Greg Carman
���Randy Staley
Jerome Oates
Chris Cobb
Ron Tate
Marcus Stanbro
James Ketner
Greg Carman
Jerome Oates
Carol Freeman
Jerome Oates
Carol Freeman
�TRACK
Top Row L to R: Mia Stovall, Larry Thompson, Carol Adams, Eric Copeland, Linda Rudolph,
Tanya Thompson, Julie Timme, Rob Oliver. Middle Row: Greg Carman, Suzy Winters,
Perry Timme, James Ketner, Carol Freeman, Jerome Oates, Ron Tate, Doug Carman, Chuck
Thompson, Marcus Stanbro, Robert Beebe, Greg Bush, Steve Irwin, Gene Bushey. Bottom Row:
Martha Stovall, Billy Brungard, Ray Dunavant, Marsha Stovall, Kevin Hinshaw, Linda Nelson,
Randy Staley, Matt Zoll, Russ Geier, Julie Walters, Will Humbard.
1979 State Qualifiers - Back Row: Ron Tate, Marcus Stanbro,
Chuck Thompson, Greg Carman. Front Row: Marsha Stovall,
Linda Nelson, Carol Freeman.
��SWEETHEART AND ESCORT OF 1980
Phil Haskins Meg Zwisler
Runner-up: Linda Nelson
Miss Bayfield Jr. Miss: Melannie Strohecker
Sweetheart and Escort Candidates
Donnel McCoy, Randy Brown: Seniors
Carol Freeman, Phil Haskins: Juniors
Angela Martinez, Dan McManes: Sophomores
Meg Zwisler, Billy Burrel: Freshmen
�All-Conference
Boys - Greg Carman-First Team, Ron Tate-First
Team, Chuck Thompson-Second Team. Girls Carol Freeman-First Team, Starlene NaranjoSecond Team, Ronda Eagle-Second Team.
�SUPERLA TTVRS
Bayfield Delegate to REA
Seminar in Steamboat Springs
Marsha Stovall
BEST LOOKING
Will Humbard, Suzy Winters, Greg Carman
BEST PERSONALITY
Linda NefSOn, James Ketner, Matt Zoll
BEST DRESSED
Greg Bush, Linda Nelson, Marcella Sanchez, Marcus Stanbro
�MOST TALENTED
Matt Zoll , Milton Vance
MOST BASHFUL
Eileen Benally
BEST SMILE
Linda Nelson, Jerome Oates
BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE
Suzy Winters, Greg Carman
�r~OST
SPIRIT
FRIENDLIEST
James Ketner, Linda Nelson, Will Humbard
Veronica Lucero, Colonel Echols
MOST COURTEOUS
CUTEST COUPLES
Linda Nelson, Ray Dunavant
Greg Carman, Susie Winters,
Marcella Sanchez, Marcus Stanbro
�BEST DANCERS
Jerry White, Sharla Phelps
MOST ATHLETIC
Linda Nelson, Greg Carman
BEST COMEDIAN
Donne! McCoy, James Ketner
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Matt Zoll, Linda Nelson, Ray Dunavant
�WRESTLING
Coach Marty, Randy Staley, Larry Thompson, Steve Irwin, Will
Humbard, Rob Oliver, Marcus Stanbro, Perry Timme, Seated-L to R
Joe Graff, Ronnie McKinney, Billy Brungarq~ Johnny Luther,
Ernie Johnson, Kevin Hinshaw Not Shown: Ron Gurule
SENIORS
STATE QUALIFIERS
Randy Staley, Rob Oliver, Marcus Stanbro,
Ronnie McKinney, Billy Brungard.
Not Shown:
Ron Gurule
Johnny Luther
Randy Staley
Not Shown:
Ron Gurule
Marcus Stanbro
Will Humbard
�GRADES
�BASKETBALL
Top Row - L to R: Karin Riggs, Kay Barnett, Tipa Bell,
Shanna Reid. Middle Row: Coach Evelyn McLaughlin,
Michelle Mueller, Donna Dugan, Susie Williams, Loretta
Olguin. Bottom Row: Manager Robin Phillips, Doris
Brungard, Julie Hanson, Denise Dugan, Manager Laurie
Irwin.
FOOTBALL
Back Row- L to R: Robert Thompson, Lee Newton, Derek McCoy, Tony Bustillos,
Joe Peragine, Ron Arestad, Don Kalabacher, Duayne Haddock, Lyn Parks, James
Andresen, Curtis Baker, Brad Weissenfels. Middle Row: David Doughty, Randy
Tate, Troy Penning, Kent Bushey, Kerry Eagle, Eric Carlton, Bryan Lynch, Don
Eddens, Brad Jones. Front Row: Coach Layton, Joe Frazzini, Kevin Grush,
Shawn Layton, Erik Helmer, Tony Kern, Bruce La Barthe.
�FACULTY
Not Shown:
Patricia Gundersen
Social Studies
Jean Sitton
Librarian
Jesse Layton
English, Coach
Gregg Janus
Science
Joe Ice
Geo., Ind. Arts
Evelyn McLaughlin
P. E., Coach
Judy Miller
Title 1, Reading
lone Simons
Math
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Music
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Diana Garris
Art
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Terry Decker
Home Ec.
Clara Monger
Special Ed. Aid
Debra Walter
Library Aid
VOLLEYBALL
7th & 8th Grade
I
Top Row
Leeta Nelson, Shanna Reid, Michelle Williams,
Tina Bell, Karin Riggs.
Middle Row
Mrs. Evelyn McLaughlin - Coach, Laurie Irwin,
Michelle Mueller, Donna Dugan, Marianne McGinnis,
Robin Phillips.
Bottom Row
Doris Brungard, Sheila Halliburton, Shawn Jones,
Devera Gosney, Julie Hanson, Denise Dugan
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�EIGHTH GRADE
Ron Arestad
Kay Barnett
Tina Bell
Georgia Black
Bushey
Tony Bustillos
David Doughty
Denise Dugan
Collette Enlow
Duane Haddock
Sheryl Hoover
Michele Hunter
JiDDDy Lee
Candy Marlatt
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Chris Miller
Leeta Nelson
Lynn Parks
Troy Penning
Joe Peragine
Robin Phillips
Shanna Reid
Martin Reith
Michele Ricca
Karin Riggs
J\lan Rock
Mark Taylor
NOT SHOWN
Evelyn Barnhouse
Erik Helmer
Laurie Irwin
Donald Kalbacher
Bruce LaBarthe
Lee Newton
Georgia Oates
Robert Thompson
Robin Abernathy
James Andresen
Doris Brungard
~ent
Kevin Rogers
Shelly Sparlin
Randy Tate
�SEVENT H GRADE
Nick Best
Susie Binckes
Barbara Bjoraker
Daniel Burns
Eric Carlton
Donna Dugan
Kerry Eagle
Don Eddens
Joe Frazzini
Devera Gosney
Kevin Grush
Shiela Haliburton
Zane Hankins
Julie Hanson
Brad Jones
Shawn Jones
Shawn Layton
Renita Lockhard
Br~•an
Marianne McGinnis
Cheri Miller
Michelle Hueller
Loretta Olguin
Kortney Ricca
Peter Rudolph
Janvier Smith
Stan Turner
Brad Weissenfels Michelle Williams
~urt~s
Haker
Lynch
NOT SHOWN
Tony Kern
Dennis Powell
Susie Williams
Martin Wilson
Marvin Wilson
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�SIXTH GRADE
n
Robert Bach
Karin Bell
Wendy Berger
Jennifer Bjoraker
Karen Baumgardner
Ka~hy Campbell
Danielle Clement
Wendy Cobb
Jennifer Comstock
Tamara Conrad
Barbara Dockrey
Delores Dugan
Dayson Gosney
Christopher Hall
Kevin Halliburton
Tammie Holt
Steve Hunt
Veronica Kern
Edwin Lockhard
Tracie Ludwig
Yvette Ludwig
Bobby Martin
Brad McKinney
Kristy Mellott
Shannon Mitchell
Nelson Naranjo
Suzanne Niggli
Tina Penninz
Trent Phelps
Tina Prior
Bengta Robbins
Rick Rodman
Marie Rogers
John Schmier
Richard Severn
Lisa Sittner
�Leonard Smith
Brenda Sower
Kip Strohecker
Beverly Talbot
Not Shown:
Michelle Thomas
Donna Wheat
Anita Barnhouse, Connie Halls
FIFTH GRADE
Mark Andresen
Jerry Atteberry
Jodie Bach
Lara Barnett
Michelle Berger
Christopher
Bill at
Lori Bewley
Jeff Bjoraker
Barbara
Christopherson
Ronnie Costin
Diane Doscher
Matt Evans
Terry Grush
Jean Hankins
Linda Harris
J11111ea Hoover
Jean Kalbacher
Steve Ki-.ball
Ronald Lockhard
Curt Marlatt
Tim Martin
Ylonda Martine&
Morgan Meyers
Chad Pack
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�Cathy Peragine
!Cary Pl.erce
Dale Phelps
Doug Reith
Anne Russell
Alan Sower
Not Shown:
William Davis
Darin Sower
Donnie Steele
Robin Turner
Mrs. Barbara Jeff~ries
Fifth Grade
Hiss Sherry Stevens
Fifth Grade
FOURTH GRADE
Dereck Baker
Brian Bushey
Johna Bustillos
Merry Clark
Aaron Carter
Suzie Clemen"!:
LeeCobl;l
::."t:acey Dnvis
George Doscner
Wesley Flaherty
Wade Garcia
Scott Gilbert
Adam Jack
Katie
Bobln
Jones
Tracy Kugle
Brett I.aBarthe ·
Sheldon Gosney
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�Jnlina ;1ankias
::;nawn Mars
Paul McGinnis
Tv:!! Murpny
Eric O'Malley
Robby Peck
Cinnamon Reese
Monte Ricca
Shanna Lee Rock
Ron Severn
Derrick Smith
Jennifer Snooks
Mitch Sower
Michelle Stovall
Todd Taylor
M'Lissa Torres
El~s~a
LOcJ<naru
Charles Nl,gg.L •
Not Shown:
Shawn Halls
Jim Lamb Jr.
O'Brady McNew
Jim Lanham
Teri Hoover
Karolyn Tregembo
Melissa Tysko
Laur4 wanger1n
Mr. McLaughlin
Fourth Grade
Miss Stephenson
Fourth Grade ,
LATE PICTURES
Shandy Fletcher
Kindergarten
Shannon Fletcher
First Grade
Jason Jenkins
First Grade
Richard Hylien
Seventh Grade
Tony Kern
Seventh Grade
Evelyn Barnhouse
Eb;hth Grade
Jenny Jenkins
Second Grade
Suzanne Clements
Fourth Grade
Anita Barnhouse
Sixth Grade
7S
�THIRD GRADE
Doug Bach
Cheryl Baker
Pauline Beaver
Tommie llenton
Amber Bloodhawk
Gabe Cornn
Lisa Cundiff
Cheryl Doughty
Amber Erickson
Tina Fitts
Dennis Garcia
Steve Garcia
Julie Green
Wes Haga
Dwight Hankins
Nicole Hately
Aaron Holley
Dusty Hunter
Rodney Lanham
Sven Larson
Anthony Ludwig
Lou Ann Mars
Tabatha Martinez
Rebecca Miller
Jill Pack
Vincent Peragine
Travis Prior
Lance Robbins
Brandy Rodman
Jeremy Sanders
Levi Siffert
Cleve Smith
Not Shown: John Spataro
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Donald Smith
Michelle Sower Heather Sparlill Patric.k Starkey
Kyle Wommer
�SECOND GRADE
l
Lavenia Baxstrom
Tanya Baxter
Kyle Beebe
Marci Couch
Keri Doscher
Jake Forsythe
l1arty Hoover
Jason Horwath
Jay McCracken
Kelly Mars
Frankie Rule
Diana Rhyno
Brenda Bennett
Dawn Garcia
Jamie Carter Carolyne Cleveland
Doug Harrison
Andrea Hickman
Brittney Lee
Katie Krenz
Troy Kugle
Chad Layton
Katrina Morrison
Angela Oates
Teal Peck
Tricia Pierce
Dana Stalioraitis
Lisa Steeves
Miss Walosz
Third Grade
Mrs. Rancatti
Third Grade
Mike Slade
Michael Snooks
Not Shown:
Sage Anderson
Jeremy Gilbert
Jenny Jenkins
Mrs. Rodman
Second Grade
Mrs. Dumph
Second Grade
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�FIRST GRADE
Ketti
Bainbridge
nebbie Beebe
Scott Bell
Jake Brinser
Joel Burnham
Tara Carpenter
John Clark
Steven Costin
Lee Donan
Jennifer
Eggleston
Michelle Flores
Mellisa Garner
Krystal Geier
Donny Gerald
Stan Good
Christy Griffin
Kami ~roblebe
Jessica Harr1s
Mallory Harrison
Cindy Hickman
Timothy Johnson
Terri Jones
Tina Kinney
Stein Larson
Heath Layton
Jenny Littlejohn
Ellis Longfellow
Tonya Lusk
Jaaron Mankins
Andy McCoy
Kerri Miller
Royce Hogenson
Heath Plumb
Meredith Porter
Kelly Prior
Neil Reese
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�Rosemary Ruggles
Jeremy Russel
Shona Sellers
Kristen Sittner
Michael Shain
Saskia Smith
Larry Sower
Daniel Tregembo
Elisa Wiebe
Dawn Wemmer
Mrs. Kellogg
Mrs. Wiggins
First Grade
First Grade
NOT SHOWN
Jason Jenkins
Ralph Linfesty
BASKETBALL
7th Grooe
Top Row: L to R Marvin Wilson, Martin Wilson,
Shawn Layton, Kevin Grush. Middle Row: Mr. Layton,
Kerry Eagle, Richard Hilliar, K. C. Hartwick, Robert
Plumb. Bottom Row: Mgr. Troy Penning, Joe Frazzini,
Brad Jones, Tony Kern, Mgr. Kent Bushey.
8th Gradf
Iop Row: L to R Randy Tate, Donald Kalbacher,
Lyn Parks, Duane Haddock, David Doughty. Middle
Row: Mr. Layton, Derek McCoy, Robert Thompson,
Lee Newton, Eric Helmer, Alan Rock. Bottom Row:
Mgr. Troy Penning, Mark Taylor, Todd McCoy, Tony
Bustillos:,· Mgr. Kent Bushey.
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Chandra
Abernathy
Mellissa
Baxter
Jess Beaver
Jimmy Beaver
Rebecca Berger
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Blood hawk
Christine Brown
Jeremiah Coey
Justin
Crumbaugh
Deanna Cundiff
Rachel
Davenport
Michael Devries
Anna Edgerton
Jason Egger
Eric London
Xan Lynch
Nikki Miller
Stacey
Lancaster
AD.y Murphy
l>retcnen Norris
Christi Ann
Palmer
Sam Peterson
Cody Post
Mariann Rhyno
Keather Sanchez
Megan Shellman
Holly Shoptaw
Chandra
Silvernail
Jasmine
Silvernail
Cristy Jo
Stumberg
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Justin Talbot
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Mrs. Copeland
Kindergarten
Mrs. Patrick
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WOLVERINE
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�ANNUAL STAFF
Standing L to R: Julie Walters, Martha Stovall, Shanna Schmier, Ronda Eagle,
Mandy Woodard, Laura Carman, Debbie Sizemore, Rosanne Cortelyou, Kathy Babin,
Stephanie Graff, Doug Alsup . Sitting L to R: Mrs. McEwen, Suzy Winters,
Marcella Sanchez, Carol Freeman. Not Shown: John Green, Sheryl Lowen,
Beverly Martinez, Denise Ransford, Kris Russell.
CO-EDITORS
This year, 1980-81, has been
full of many exciting experiences.
As you turn through these pages,
we hope you will relive some of
the special moments you shared
with your friends, classmates,
and teammates.
We would like to thank the
annual staff for all of their time
and effort they spent putting
this yearbook together. We hope
you enjoy it.
Marcella Sanchez
Business Manager
�BOARD OF EDUCATION
L to R: :·lr. John Kugle, lr. :ionty Wemmer, :irs. Barbara Bushey,
!lr. Wayne Dugger, llr. Tom Taylor.
SUPERINTENDENT
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
High School
Mid-School
Mr. Gordon Bradshaw
Hr. Herb Weissenfels
Whatever years are allotted to
each of us, no one ever knows
ahead of time. When a moment
pa~ses it is gone forever, and
nothing can recall it. The
years in high school for our
seniors are only memories now.
For some, these remembrances
are tender and warm; for others
they are bland, neutral, perhaps even colorless. In
Shakespeare's words, however,
"What's done cannot be undone."
Nonetheless there is a large,
looming future awaiting all of
you to be seized aggressively
so that your lives will be
filled with time well spent
and years well lived.
Upon these few pages of your
yearbook you will find a
record of your achievements
at Bayfield High School.
Brief they are in print, but
long and happy may be the
memory of them.
The same energy and force
which has marked your progress here, the joyous
spirit, the open mindedness;
these are the qualities that
Bayfield High would have you
ever retain. 1 extend to
you my best wishes and lasting friendship.
Hr. John Miller
Herbert Hoover once said,
"Children are our most
valuable natural resource."
One cannot be dedicated to
the field of education
without feeling the immense
responsibility to the students. They are the challenge, reward and delight
of this profession. I
feel every decision must
be made with the student
in mind.
�FACULTY
•
Mrs. Carol Blatnick
Home Economics
Mrs. Susan Jones
English, Spanish
Mrs. Sharon Kimball
Math, Coach
Mr. Wayne Dugger
Science
Mr. Houston Green
Counselor, Coach
Mr. James Jones
Shop, Building Trades,
Coach
Mr. Vernon Kimball
Science, Math, Coach
Mrs. Mary Leech
Librarian, English
�Mr. Darrel Laue
Art
Mrs. Maxine McEwen
Business, Coach
Mrs. Danah Sadler
English
Mrs. Vada Martin
Social Studies, Coach
Mr. Ed Marty
Enlish, Current Events,
P.E., Coach
Mr. Jeraod F. Prior
Health, P.E., Dr. Ed.,
Coach
Mr. Steve Trujillo
Music
�Office Personnel
Mrs. Fran Evans
Exec. Sec.
Mrs. Arlene Bradshaw
Elem-Mid Schools
Secretary
Ms. Donna Michel
H. S. Sec.
Mrs. Fern Martinez
Mrs. LaVada Stovall
Mrs. Myrna Sylvester
Business Office Aide
Mrs. Faye Mcintyre
Business Manager
Mrs. Lydia Semler
Mrs. Verna Hotz
Cooks
Mrs. LaVonne Freeman
Custodians
Mrs. Lois HickMan
Mrs. Sybi lee Phillips
Mr. Clinton Porter
Mr. Whitey Daum
Bus Drivers
Mrs. Louise Fisher
Mrs. Patty Prior
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Mr. Joe Ice
Mrs. Bonnie Jones
Mrs. Barb<>r .;
Mr. il.1n Pearce
�HONORS
�HOMECOMING
ROYALTY
ESCORT
QUEEN
Ke<in Hinshaw
Carol Freeman
ESCORT
E:;CORT
Bruce Wallace
Rob 01 i ver
ATTENDANT
Veronica Lucero
ATTENDANT
Marcella Sanchez
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�PROM ROYALTY
KEVIN HINSHAW AND TONI ROMERO
�VALEDICTORIAN
TONI ROMERO
CO- SALUTATORIANS
CAROL FREEMAN
MARCELLA SANCHEZ
�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
L to R:
Marcella Sanchez
Kevin Hinshaw
Veronica Lucero
Shelly Doughty
Julie Walters
Carol Freeman
Mrs. McEwen
Janine Fitzgerald
Lorrie Howell
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Karen Wolf
Not Shown:
Toni Romero
BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES
1980 MASONIC AHARD WINNERS
D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD
Rob Oliver was selected DAR Good
Citizen. Standards for this
award are as follows: Must be
a senior above average in scholarship, reliability, leadership, and
patriotism. Rob was selected for
this honor by the faculty and the
supporting chapter is the Sarah
Platt Decker Chapter.
Kevin Hinshaw and Toni Romero
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���FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
STATE COMPETITORS
Back Row:
Kevin Hinshaw
Paul Rogers
Larry Thompson
Bruce Wallace
Phil Haskins
Mrs. McEwen
2nd Row:
Veronica Lucero
Marcella Sanchez
Loresa Wheat
Julie Timme
Shelly Barnes
Karen Wolf
Julie Walters
Linda Rudolph
Melissa Mueller
1st Row:
Toni Romero
Susan Andresen
Shelly Doughty
Not Shown:
Cassie Naranjo
!1ISS BAYFIELD WINNERS
Jull.e Walters
Bayfield Delegate to REA
Seminar in Steamboat Springs
Carol Freeman-Miss Bayfield
Julie Walters
Marcella Sanchez
�SENIORS
�SENIORS
SUSAN ANDRESEN
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�SENIORS
DAVID HARRIS
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�SENIORS
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PATRICK WALLS
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�SENIORS
SUSAN HINTERS - -
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SPONSORS
t1R. WAYNE DUGGER
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�JUNIORS
�JUNIORS
Kathy Babin
Vincent Bailey
Pat Benally
Bobby Bi nckes
Kim Bushey
Laura Carman
Scott Conrad
Ronda Eagle
Gretchen Fitzgerald
Janine Fitzgerald
Joe Graff
John Green
Marvin Harris
Teresa Hoover
Lor r i e Howe 1 1
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Sam Green
�Steve Irwin
Allen Lucero
Angela Martinez
Mike Hayes
R. J. McKinney
Dan McManes
Donna Miller
Ron Montgomery
Melissa Mueller
Star Naranjo
Ricky Phelps
Robin Reith
Randy Riggs
Paul Rogers
Kris Russell
Shanna Schmier
2S
�JUNIORS
•I
Brian Schultz
Troy Shupe
Debbie Sizemore
Kacey Sower
Greg Stevens
Martha Stovall
Larry Thompson
Perry Timme
I
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Mart in We I ch
Jerry White
Marianne Williams
Karen Wolf
PHOTO NOT
AVAILABLE
Leroy Martinez
Mandy Woodard
Wi I son Northrop
Matt Bedford
�SOPHOMORES
�SOPHOMORES
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Kathy Anderson
Shelly Barnes
Marlene Benally
Paula Brown
B i 1 1 Brungard
Kery Burns
Bill Burrell
Kurt Carr
Lorey Comstock
Dawn Cropley
Doug Dugger
Brad Enlow
Donna Fahrion
Chris F r i zze 1 1
Rod Geier
Brad Greer
�Burnie Gurule
Donna Haddock
David Hanson
Stacy Holt
Richard Howell
Ernie Johnson
Melissa Jones
Mark Ketner
Robert Lee
Jennifer Lowen
Ricky Ludwig
Cassandra Naranjo
Dana Phelps
Marsha Pope
Crystal Potter
Darel Ransford
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�SOPHOMORES
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Denise Ransford
Ernie Ross
Linda Rudolph
Dennis Schultz
Andrea Sheffield
Bi 11 Sn i ve 1y
Barry Stalioraitis
Mia Stovall
Tonya Thompson
Julie Timme
Leland Vance
Pamela VanWinkle
Ronnie Vaughn
Loresa Wheat
Meg Zwis ler
Karrie Plumb
�FRESHMEN
�FRESHMEN
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Robin Abernathy
James Andresen
Kay Barnett
Kent Bushey
Tina Bell
Doris Brungard
Bridget Butler
Tim Carpenter
Dina Davis
Dave Doughty
Denise Dugan
Duane Haddock
Eric He 1mer
She ry 1 Hoover
Shelly Hunter
Laurie Irwin
�--
Donald Kalbacher
Jason Leutzinger
Candy Marlatt
Derek McCoy
Todd McCoy
Chris Miller
Leeta Nelson
Lee Newtcn
Georgia Oates
Lynn Parks
Brenda Peterson
Troy Penning
Michele Ricca
Karin Riggs
Alan Rock
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Ma r t i n Re i t h
JJ
�FRESHMEN
Kevin Rogers
Brian Sheffield
Laura Sossaman
Randy Tate
Mark Taylor
Robert Thompson
Keith Wh i tze 1
Robert Wuest
Collette Enlow
Bruce Labarthe
Robin Phillips
Anne Wilson
�ACTIVITIES
�FOOT BALL
Not shown:
Jack Semler-Off. Guard
SENIORS
IN
Ricky Mcintyre--Center
Rob Oliver--Def. End
Off. Guard
ACTION
Bruce Wallace--Tackle
Kevin Hinshaw
Def. Left Back
Off. Riqht Back
Doug Alsup
Def. Safety
Off. Wide Receiver
Darin Davis--End
Art Seeley--Def. Nose Guard
Off. Full Back
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�JUNIORS
Top Row:
Ricky Phelps, Larry Thompson,
John Green, Bobby Binckes
Bottom Row: Perry Timme, Ron Montgomery,
Steve Irwin, Sam Green
Not shown:
Pat Benally
FRESHMEN
SOPHOMORES
Top Row:
Ernie Ross, Richard Howell,
Doug Dugger
Bottom Row: Ernie Johnson, Bill Burrell
Billy Brungard
Top Row:
Dona 1 d Ka 1 backer, Duane
Haddock, Brian Sheffield, Lynn
Parks.
Bot tom Row:
Kent Bushey,
Lee Newton, Derek McCoy, Troy
Penning, Mgr. Randy Tate.
Not
shown:
Todd McCoy
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�Coaches:
Baz:field
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6
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38
6
14
10
19
9
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Mr. Kimball, Mr. Prior, Mr. Green
Ignacio
Pagosa Sprgs
Cen tar i
Dove Creek
Dolores
Mancos
Hotchkiss
Norwood
Dolores
Opponent
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6
42
12
26
20
7
8
14
�ALL CONFERENCEFOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
Bruce Wallace, Rob Oliver, Sam Green
Not Shawn: Ricky Phelps
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�VOLLEYBALL VARSITY
SENIORS IN
ACTION
Carol Freeman, Cassie Naranjo, Toni Romero, Mia Stovall, Julie Walters,
Meg Zwisler, Ronda Eagle, Laura Carman, Coaches Mrs. Martin, Mrs. McEwen
Dove Creek
Mancos
Silverton
Dolores
Grand Junction
Hotchkiss
Norvood
Durango
Pagosa
Ignacio
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1
1
1
3
2
3
1
1
1
3
State
Julie Walters
1
Toni Romero
2
2
2
Carol Freeman
�Bottom Row: L to R-Tonya Thompson, Kim Bushey, Chris Frizzell, Linda
Rudolph, Martha Stovall . Top Row: Mrs. Martin, Marlene Benally,
Donna Haddock, Mandy Woodard, Julie Timme and Mrs. McEwPn
left to right: Candy Marlatt, Tina Bell, Robin Abernathy,
Karin Riggs, Laurie Irwin. Top left to right: Mrs. Martin,
Doris Brungard, Denise Dugan, Laura Sossman, Robin Phillips,
Mrs. McEwen
~ottom
FRESHMEN
.,
�STATE QUALIFieRS
The 1981 volleyball team had
a great year. The team won
both the Sub. Districts, and
District tournam nts. They
went to the State tournament
where they were unfortunately
defeated. They had a 15-7
record. The team plans to
com back next year and get
an even better record, and
do better at State.
Top Row: Laura Carman, Cassie aranjo, Mia Stovall, Tonya Thompson,
Donna Haddock, Kim Bushey, Ronda Eagle. Bottom Row: Martha Stovall,
Julie Timme, Toni Romero, Carol Freeman, Julie Walters, Linda Rudolph,
Chris Frizzell and Coach Martin.
ALL CONFERENCE
VOLLEYBALL
Carol Freeman, Ronda Eagle,
Not Shown, Laura Carman
�SPIRIT WEE
�CHEERLEADERS
Stephanie Graff
Susan Winters
Beverly Martinez
Lorey Comstock
Marcella Sanchez
Veronica Lucero
�POMPOM
SQUAD
Left to Right. Donna Fahrion, Crystal Potter, Leeta Nelson, Debbie Sizemore ,
Shanna Schmier.
PEP CLUB
1st Row. Paul Rogers, Eric Copeland, 2nd Row. Paula Brown, Loresa Wheat,
Marlene Benally, Laura Carmen, Kay Barnett, Robin Abernathy, Karen Riggs,
Candy Marlatt, Tina Bell 3rd Row. Mr. Trujillo, Tonya Thompson, Mia Stovall
Linda Stranich, Roy Echols, Tony Romero, Doris Brungard, Denise Dugan, Georgia
Oates, Shelly Hunter. 4th Row. Kathy Babin, Melissa Muelle r , Laurie Irwin,
Robin Reith, Kim Bushey, Doug Alsup, Martha Stovall, Phil Haskins, John
Ridenour. 5th Row. Julie Timmie, Julie Walters, Carol Freeman, Lori Comstock,
Veronica Lucero, Suzy Winters, Marcella Sanchez, Pam Van Winkle, Dina Davis.
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�SPANISH CLUB
Front Row: L to R-Carol Freeman, Julie Walters, Toni Romero, Robert Thompson,
Martha Stovall, Melissa Mueller, Mia Stovall, Donna Haddock. Second Row: Robin
Phillips, Bridget Butler, Sheryl Hoover, Laurie Irwin, Michelle Ricca, Shelly
Hunter, Georgia Oates. Third Row: Randy Tate, Leeta Nelson, Kay Barnett, Robin
Abernathy, Karin Riggs, Tina Bell, Denise Dugan. Fourth Row: Loresa Wheat, Meg
Zwisler, Eric Helmer, Mark Taylor, Donald Kalbacker. Fifth Row: Kathy Anderson,
Bill Brungard, Mrs. Jones, Linda Rudolph and Doug Dugger.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
Back Row: Mrs. Blatnick, Scott Conrad, Candy Marlatt, Jason Leutzinger, Suzy
Winters, Donna Miller, R. J. McKinney, Dina Davis and Dan McManes. Front Row:
Robin Phillips, Anna Wilson, Laurie Irwin, Kent Bushey, Kathy Babin and David
Harris. Not Shown: Ronda Eagle, Sheryl Hoover, Diana Harris Teresa Hoover
and Robin Reith.
�NEWSPAPER
STAFF
Back Row: Rob Oliver, Pat McDonald, John Ridenour
and Greg Stevens. Front Row: Linda Stranich,
Rosanne Cortelyou, Tere Carr and Mrs. Jones.
Not shown: Sheryl Lowen.
Back Row: Janine Fitzgerald, Carol Freeman, Veronica
Lucero, Linda Stranich, Doris Brungard and Colonel
Echols. Front Row: Julie Walters, Vince Bailey, Mrs .
Kimball and Suzy Winters.
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�BAND
Back Row: Leland Vance, Kejth Whitzell, Paul Rogers, Eric Copeland, Pam Van Winkle,
Mr. Trujillo, Mark Ketner and Troy Nichols. Second Row: Stacy Holt, Paula Brown,
Tonva Thompson, Marlene Benally, Loresa ~~eat, Robert Thompson, Duane Haddock, Rob
Oliv r, Ronnie Montgomery. First Row: Denis Dugan, Veronica Lucero, Mia Stovall,
Donna Haddock, Julie Timm , Linda Stranich.
ot Shown: Stephanie Graff, Joe Graff,
Beverly Martinez, Jim Carpenter, Linda Rudolph, Ronda Eagle, Angela Martinez, Alan
~ock, Ricky Ludwig, Lyn Parks and Pat Walls.
CHOIR
Back Row: David Harris , Terry Waters, Paol Rogers, Sam Green,
Ron Tate, Ronnie Montgomery, Art Seely , Steve Irwin and Mr.
Trujillo. Front Row: Martha Stovall, Shanna Schmier, Shelly
Hunter, Jennifer Harbaugh , Mandi Iverson, Chris Frizzell, Robin
Reith and Kim Bushey.
ot Shown : Beverly Martinez, John Green,
Trish Rancatti, Ricky Phelps, Dana Phelps and Denise Ransford .
�STUDENT COUNCIL
Top Row: Linda Rudolph, Ernie Ross, Bill Brungard, Meg Zwisler,
Suzy Winters, Veronica Lucero and Leland Vance. 3rd Row: Ron
Tate, Chris Frizzel, Sheryl Hoover, Doris Brungard, Marcella Sanchez
and Perry Timme. 2nd Row: Toni Romero, Kevin Hinshaw, Julie Walters,
Carol Freeman, Kim Bushey and Melissa Mueller. 1st Row: Colonel
Echols, Art Seely, Ron Montgomery, Lorey Comstock, Doug Alsup and Mr.
Kimball. Not Shown: Susan Andresen, Shelly Doughty, Stephannie
Graff and Linda Stranich.
RODEO TEAM
re,
Derek McCoy, Melissa Mueller, Stacy Holt, Karen Riggs. 1st Row:
Colonel Echols, Art Seely, Ron Montgomery, Todd McCoy, Troy Penning,
and Sandra Mars.
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�FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
1st Row: Melissa Mueller, Pam Van Winkle, Perry Timme, Rob Oliver, Doug Dugger, Paul Rogers, Phil
Haskins, Ernie Ross, Leland Vance, 2nd Row: Kim Bushey, Martha Stovall, Robin Reith, Christy Emmons,
Marcella Sanchez, Donna Haddock, Mia Stovall, Shelly Barnes, Meg Zwisler, Cassie Naranjo, Toni
Romero, Kathy Babin, Loresa Wheat, Sponsor Mrs. McEwen, Karen Wolf, Julie Walters, Stacy Holt,
Julie Timme, 3rd Row: Veronica Lucero, Suzy Winters, Steve Irwin, Larry Thompson, Bruce Wallace,
Billy Brungard, Kevin Hinshaw, Eric Copeland, Paula Brown, Carol Freeman.
ot Shown: Shelly Doughty,
John Green, Ronda Eagle, Susan Andresen.
OFFICERS
Historian-Martha Stovall
Reporter-Kim Bushey
Parliamentarian-Kevin Hinshaw
Treasurer-Julie Walters
Secretary-Suzy Winters
Vice President-Paul Rogers
President-Carol Freeman
Sponsor-Mrs. McEwen
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�MISS BAYFIELD
JUNIOR DIVISION WINNERS
L. to R.:
Martha Stovall, Second Runner-up;
Melissa Mueller, Winner;
Kimberly Bushey, First Runner-up.
JUNIOR DIVISION CONTESTANTS
L. toR.:
Laura Carman, Ronda Eagle, Kimberly Bushey, Michelle Ricca, Linda Rudolph,
Martha Stovall, Melissa Mueller, Georgia Oates, Leeta elson, Kay Barnett,
Pam Van Winkle, Candy Marlatt, Cassie Naranjo, Lorey Comstock, Julie Timme,
Shelley Hunter, Doris Brungard, Laurie Irwin, Andy Sheffield.
The Miss Bayfield
Contest is an annual event
which is sponsered by the
Bayfield High School Student
CounciJ. The winner, Miss
Carol Freeman, will compete in
Denver for the State Junior
Miss Title . She received a
$300 scholarship and the 1st
Runner-up, Miss Julie Walters,
received a $100 scholarship.
SENIOR DIVISION CONTESTANTS
L. to R. :
Julie Walters,
Marcella Sanchez,
Veronica Lucero,
Christy Emmons,
Carol Freeman .
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�CLASS FAVORITES
Seniors
Freshmen
Donald Kalbacher, Leeta Nelson, Sheryl Hoover, Randy Tate
Sophomores
Veronica Lucero, Kevin Hinshaw
Juniors
Karen Wolf, Sam Green
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Meg Zwisler, Ernie Johnson
�OFFICERS
Seniors
Juniors
Pres. Doug Alsup; Vice Pres. Colonel Echols; Treas. Rob Oliver;
Rep. Linda Stranich and Sec. Marcella Sanchez.
Sophomores
Treas. John Green; Vice Pres. Larry Thompson; S.C. Rep. Perry
Timme; Sec. Kim Bushey; Pres. Sam Green.
Treas. Julie Timme; Sec. Leland Vance;
Pres. Linda Rudolph; Parl . Chris
Frizzell, Vice Pres. MeB Zwisler .
Freshmen
Pres. Donald Kalbacher; Vice Pres. Robert Thompson;
Barnett; Treas. Alan Rock; S.C. Rep. Sheryl Hoover.
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�KNOWT.JEDGE BOWL
FIRST TEAM
Mrs. Sadler and Mrs . Leech, sponsors
L to R: Larry Thompson, Paul Rogers, Toni Romero
and Bruce Wallace.
SECOND TEAM
Mrs . Sadler and Mrs. Leech
Gretchen Fitzgerald, Janine Fitzgerald and
Kevin Hinshaw. Not Shown: John Green
ALTERNATES
Mrs. Sadler and Mrs . Leech
Karen Wolf, Laurie Irwin and Robert Thompson.
�JR.-SR.
PLAY
The play "Li'l Abner"
was presented by the
juniors and seniors on
November 14 and 15.
It was a remarkable
performance-.--
�VARSITY
BASKETBALL
ALL CONFERENCE
First Team
Ricky Phelps
Second Team
Ron Montgomery
L. to R.
Ron ~ontgomery, Sam Green, Doug Dugger, Ricky Phelps,
Darin Davis, Bill Burrell, Ron Tate, Richard Howell, Jack Semler,
David Hanson, Pat Benally, Coach Prior *
Bayfield 64
Bayfield 62
Bayfield 65
Bayfield 79
Bayfield 55
Bayfield 61
Bayfield 71
Bay field 52
Bayfield 55
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Cortez
54
Dolores
Bloomfield J.V 21
Silverton
70
46
Pagosa
55
Pagosa
50
Mancos
68
Norwood
40
Dove Creek
Bayfield 64
Bayfield 78
Bay field 57
Bayfield 65
Bayfield 50
Bayfield 65
Bayfield 62
Bayfield 60
Bayfield 71
Dolores
Silverton
Mancos
Norwood
Ignacio
Dove Creek
Dolores
Durango J.V
Silverton
55
53
38
59
66
52
57
47
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JUNIOR VARSITY
MANAGERS:
Allen Lucero and
Brian Sheffield
Not Shown:
Ronnie Vaughn
L . to R.
Ernie Ross ,
Duane Haddock, Todd
McCoy, Randy Tate,
Ricky Ludwig, Derek
McCoy , Donald
Kalbacher
�SENIORS IN ACTION
SA ORA MARS
JACK SEMLER
DARI ' DAVIS
RON TATE
Not Shown:
Carol Freeman
��BASKETBALL
ALL CONFERENCE
VARSITY
First Team
Laura Carman
Ronda Eagle
Second Team
Carol Freeman
Dolores
Mancos
Dove Creek
Silverton
Pagosa
Ignacio
Norwood
Durango
Cortez
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2
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2
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2
2
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L to R: Karen Riggs, Carol Freeman, Cassie Naranjo, Kris Russell,
Laura Carman, Ronda Eagle, Sandra Mars, Julie Timme, Chris Frizell.
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Bottom L. to R.
Candy Marlatt, Linda Rudolph, Mia Stovall,
Mandy Woodard, Doris Brungard
Top L. toR.
Kay Barnett, Tonya Thompson, Tina Bell, Robin
Abernathy, Karin Riggs, Chris Frizell, Martha Stovall, Donna
Haddock
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�WRESTLING
SENIORS IH ACTION
3rd Row-L to R: Rob Oliver, Steve Irwin, Larry Thompson,
John Green, Art Seeley, Troy Nichols. 2nd Row: Troy
Penning, Billy Brungard, R. J. McKinney, Joe Graff, Perry
Timme, Ernie Johnson. 1st Row: David Doughty, Kent Bushey,
Robert Thompson. Not Shown: Coach Marty.
STATE QUALIFIERS
Art Seeley
Not Shown:
Rob Oliver
1st Row-L toR; R. J. McKinney, Billy Brungard,
Troy Penning. 2nd Row: Art Seeley, Perry Timme,
Steve Irwin and Troy Nichols.
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�61
�TRACK
1980 STATE TRACK QUALifiERS
Carol Freeman, Suzy Winters, Ron Tate, Julie
Timme and Linda Rudolph .
1st Row:
L to R-John Green , Sam Green, Richard Howell, Dan
McManes, Ron Tate and Pat Benally .
2nd Row:
Donald Kalbacher,
Billy Burrell, Ernie Ross, Carol Freeman, Suzy Winters, Linda
Rudolph, Julie Timme, Martha Stovall.
3rd Row:
Duane Haddock,
Crystal Potter, Andi Sheffield, Eric Copeland, Kevin Hinshaw,
Brian Schultz, Gretchen Fitzgerald .
4th Row:
Lynn Parks, Randy
Tate, Ernie Johnson, Mia Stovall, Ronda Eagle, Larry Thompson
and Ricky Phelps.
5th Row:
Doug Dugger, Rod Geier, Laura Carman,
Donna Haddock, Tonya Thompson, Robin Abernathy and Karen Riggs .
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�PEP BAND
1st row L to R: Ricky Ludwig,
Linda Stranich, Donna Haddock,
Stacey Holt, Mia Stovall,
Rhonda Eagle, 2nd row: Duane
Haddock, Robert Thompson, Ron
Montgomery, Beverly Martinez,
Loresa Wheat, Paula Brown, 3rd
row: Pam VanWinkle, Tanya
Thompson, Julie Timme, Linda
Rudolph, Marlene Benally, 4th
row: Eric Copeland, Paul Rogers, Jim Carpenter, Mr. Trujillo .
L to R: Laurie Irwin, Sheryl Hoover, Kent Bushey,
Candy Marlatt, Kathy Babin, Suzy Winters.
�BEST LOOK ING
BEST CONEDIANS
Ron Montgomery
Darin Davis
Suzy Winters
Tere Carr
Troy Penning
MOST SPIRIT
Kris Russell
Sandra Mars
Veronica Lucero
CUTEST COUPLES
Ron Montgomery
Carol Freeman
Julie Timme
Rob Oliver
Eric Copeland
BEST SMILES
Sam Green-Veronica Lucero
�SUPERLATIVES
BEST PERSONALITY
MOST COURTEOUS
SAM GREEN AND VERONICA LUCERO
BEST DRESSED
RoB OLIVER~ SANDRA MARs~ PAuL RoGERS
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GRADES
�Grade Eight
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Curtis Baker
Nick Best
Susie Binckes
Barbara Bjoraker
Tim Bookout
Danny Burns
Eric Carlton
Wendy Carr
Shawn Davis
Donna Dugan
Kerry Eagle
Joe Frazzini
Devera Gosney
Kevin Grush
Zane Hankins
Julie Hansen
K.C. Hartwick
Richard Hillyard
Michele Jandreau
Brad Jones
Shawn Jones
Tony Kern
Shawn Layton
Renita Lockard
Bryan Lynch
Marianne McGinnis
Debbie Malinowski
Kristy Menard
Cheri Miller
Michelle Mueller
Michael Naranjo
An dy Northrop
Dennis Powell
Kortney Ricca
Brenda Ross
Peter Ru dolph
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Kelly Walls
Martin Wilson
Marvin Wilson
Brad Weissenfels
Michelle Williams Susie Williams
Marnie Wilson
Ann Metivier
Grade Seven
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Robert Bach
Karen Baumgardner
Karen Bell
Wendy Berger
Jenny Bjoraker
Loma Ca 1dwe 11
Kathy Campbe 11
Danielle Clement
Wendy Cobb
Jennifer Comstock
Tamara Conrad
Delores Dugan
Dayson Gosney
Chris Hall
Tammie Holt
Veronica Kern
Edwin Lockard
Steve Hunt
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�Grade Seven
Tracie Ludwig
Yvette Ludwig
Brad McKinney
Bobby Martin
Shannon Mitchell
Nelson Naranjo
Suzanne Niggl i
Tina Penning
Trent Phelps
Calvin Pope
Tina Prior
Bengta Robbins
Rick Rodman
Marie Rogers
John Schmier
Lisa Sittner
Leonard Smith
Brenda Sower
Not Shown:
Joe 1 Ellis
Renee Hall
Jacqui lyn Ke~rns
Kristi Steward
Kip Strohecker
Be ve r 1y Ta 1bot
Michelle Thomas
Donna Wheat
LATE PICTURES
Missy Garner
Kristy Kesselring
Jenny Kesselring
Nicole Mann
Dawn Garcia
Tagore Brianto
Kim Bell
Michelle Stovall
Cleve Smith
Patrice Fair
�Grade Six
Mark Andresen
Bobby Atwood
Jodie Bach
Lara Barnett
Michelle Berger
Chris Best
Jeff Bjoraker
Roche 11 e Brown
Kerry Carpenter
Barbara
Christopherson
Diane Doscher
Lisa Duke
Matthew Evans
Terry Grush
Jean Hankins
Stacie Hartwick
James Hoover
Robert Irving
Jean Ka 1bache r
Steve Kimball
Roland Lockhard
Curt Marlatt
Tim Martin
Patt i Metivier
Morgan Meyers
Chad Pack
Dale Phelps
Douq 1as Reith
Yolanda Martinez
Anne Russe 11
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Shawn Harrison
Donnie Steele
Alan Sower
Darin Sower
Li n da Ha r r i s
Angie Fair
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�Grade Five
76
Dereck Baker
Lara Blatnick
Steven Brown
Brian Bushey
Merry Clark
Susie Clement
Lee Cobb
Stacey Davis
Wade Garcia
Sheldon Gosney
Adam Jack
Karen Jandreau
Bobbi Jones
Tracy Kugle
Jim Lanham
El isia Lockard
Krystal Mayfield
Paul McGinnis
D'Brady McNew
Amy Mead
Robby Peck
Sherree Pope
Cinnamon Reese
Monte Ricca
James Caldwell
William Davis
Aaron Carter
Wesley Flaherty
Matt Jandreau
Katie Johnson
Shawn Mars
Jalina Mankins
Melissa Metivier
Charles Niggli
�Derrick Smith
Jennifer Snooks
Todd Taylor
M' Lissa Torres
NOT SHOWN:
Brett LaBarthe
Mindy Miller
Mitch Sower
Dean Whitehead
Daniel Wickman
Paul Vance
Krist i We 11 s
Faculty Not Shown
Mrs. Patricia Gundersen, Social Studies
Mr. Jesse Layton, English, Coach
Mrs. Juanel McCoy, Aid
Mrs. Evelyn Mclaughlin, P.E., Coach
Mrs. Clara Monger, Aid
Mrs. Patricia Rancatti, Third Grade
Mrs. Jean Scherer, Title 1 Reading
Mrs. Jean Sitton, Librarian
Faculty
Mrs. Copeland
Kindergarten
Mrs. Barbara Jefferies
Fifth Grade
Mrs. Judy Rodman
First Grade
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Mr. Kirk Mclaughlin
Fourth Grade, Coach
Mrs. lone Simons
Math
Mr. Joe Ice
Geo, P.E., Ind. Arts
Mr. Gregg Janus
Science
Mrs. Debra Janus
Second Grade
Mrs. Judy Miller
Title 1, Reading
Mrs. Becki Pack
Aid
Mrs. Opal Patrick
Aid
Miss Joleen Stephenson
Third Grade
Miss Sherry Stevens
Fifth Grade
Mrs. Karyn Siegrist
Second Grade
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Mrs. Kathy Wiggins
First Grade
Mrs. Carol Blatnick
Home Economics
Mr. Darrel Laue
Art
Mr. Steve Trujillo
Band. Choir
Mrs. Louise Webb
4th grade
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�Grade Four
78
Cheryl Baker
Pauline Beaver
Andy Blatnick
Amber Bloodhawk
Fay Brown
Gabe Cornn
Lisa Cundiff
George Doscher
Chery 1 Doughty
Dennis Garcia
Steve Garcia
Julie Green
Wes Haga
Ike Hankins
Niki Hately
Garvy Hillyar
Chuck Keith
Aaron Holley
Dusty Hunter
Rodney Lanham
Sven Larson
Anthony Ludwig
Lou Ann tlars
Tabatha Martinez
Renny McDermett
Becky Miller
Jill Pack
Travis Prior
Lance Robbins
Brandy Rodman
Cleve Smith
Dona 1d Smith
Mi che 11e Sower
Kyle Wonvner
Kevin Van Winkle
Jon Zobler
�Grade Three
Sage Anderson
Lavenia Baxstrom
Tanya Baxter
J i rrrny Camp be 11
Jamie Carter
Patrick Cartwright
Misty Dradi
Rick Foreman
Jason Horwath
Terry Meyers
Mike Slade
Lara Brooks
Gavin Brown
Carolyne Cleveland
Marcie Couch
Keri Dosher
Jake Forsythe
Doug Harrison
Andrea Hickman
Marty Hoover
Jenny Jenkins
Chad Layton
Brittney Lee
Kelly Mars
Katrina Morrison
Angela Oates
Teal Peck
Tricia Pierce
Michael Snooks
Lee Spence
Kyle Beebe
Dana Stalioraitis
Erica
Van Coevering
Heath Wickman
Jason McCracken
Diana Rhyno
Tina Yingling
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Debbie Beebe
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Scott Bel 1
Brenda Bennett
Wylie Butler
Tara Carpenter
John Clark
Lee Donan
Jason Dradi
Justin Dradi
Brandie Dunnam
Lori Fenwick
Krystal Geier
Donny Gerald
Christy Griffin
Jessica Harris
Jason Jenkins
Tim Johnson
Terri Jones
Danny Kilbank
Jenny Kirk
Troy Kugle
Stein Larson
Heath Layton
Fred Linfesty
Elias Longfellow
Jaaron Mankins
Geoffery Martinez
Kerri Miller
Andy McCoy
Royce Hogenson
Alex Northrop
Meredith Porter
Kelly Prior
Frankie Rule
Jeremy Russe 11
Shona Sellers
�Kristen
Sittner
Saskia Smith
Larry Sower
Stevie Walls
_ Kami
Weissenfels
Dawn Wommer
Aaron Zolber
Grade One
Me 1 i ssa Baxter
Christine Brown
Jarrod Bloodhawk
Deanna Cundiff
Rachel Davenport
Christina Kilbank
Stacey Lancaster
~ikki
Gretchen Nort
Miller
Phillip Brown
Jess Beaver
Jimmy Beaver
Casey Burton
Jeremiah Coey J ustin Crumbaugh
Rebecca Berger
Michael Devries
Anna Edgerton
Jason Egger
Cindy Hickman
Eric London
Xan Lynch
Merica Mayfield
Dominick Martinez
Jeremy O'Crotty
Dawn Peterson
Matt Phillips
Monte Pope
81
�Grade One
Russe 11 Porter
Cody Post
Caleb Prudom
Mariann Rhyno
Heather Sanchez
Megan She 11 man
Holly Shoptaw Chandra Silvernail Jasmine Silvernail Joshua Stottlemyer Sarah Stottlemyer Christy Stumberg
Justin Talbot
Tamara Teller
Kimberly Vance
Marta Van Coevering
Carli Wheat
Charlie Wilson
Kind e.rgarten
Not Shown:
Stacey Rodgers
82
Bobby Burton
Shanna Mann
Dion Phelps
Fred Raish
Brooks Allen
Sky Dawn Baker
Ashley Baxstrom
Brandi Blair
Chris Brandon
Jennifer Brown
Marti Campbell
Matthew Cartwright
�Kindergarten
Dan Chaney
Danielle Clark
Marla Dugan
Mack Dugger
Jason Forsythe
Bill Furuya
Jennifer Furuya
Cory Gosney
Ruth Haas
Gena Hately
Justin Helmer
Jodi Jenkins
Melissa King
Nancy McCoy
Michal McNew
Steven Morrison
Richard Noah
Van Patrick
Natalie Peterson Danita Phelps
Jason Pierce
Kent Rule
Nicholas Smith
Ryan Sower
Rochelle Talbot
Jennifer Tuttrow
Daylen Westerfield
Kimberly Wickman
Harold Wilmer
Sherry Wi 1son
Ben Zallaha
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Je~nifer
Cleveland
Mark Couch
Tammy Cox
Lenni DeGuelle
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Eighty one - and you were there. Wolverine
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Bayfield High School
Wolverine
1985-1986
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BE ~ TER Jjftl ~~
BIGGER
New and Improved? Bigger and Better? Have we
created a monster? What has BHS become? Just
like every other school, we had had our problems
-- the loss of the football team's eligibility. the
painting of the water tower. and the decorating
of the class halls -- but unlike every other school.
we overcame our problems and strived to be
BIGGER and BETTER than ever! In a sense. we are
New and Improved. We have conquered new
growth and school unity and pride in ourselves.
We have begun to know what life is about, and
through another year of maturing, we have
become Better than ever before!
2
�Introduction
Seniors
Classes
Homecoming
Fall Sports
Happy Days
Groups
Winter Carnival
Winter Sports
Prom
Honors
Graduation
Closing
2
4
20
38
43
54
56
66
70
86
90
94
96
�"Fame. fortune. and love on thy
footsteps wolf "
Karen Ref/
Robber! Raclt
Wendy Berger
"Silence 1s the best port of valor "
"Congratulations. Wendy, for a pb well
done'" Forever Dod. Mom. Michelle. Rebecca. ond Scott
" Confidence is the companion of success "
"Hopp1ness is the harvest of the qwet
eye."
Pat Berry
Wendy eobb
Katlty eampbe/1
"You mode it' I om proud of you
Best of luck 1n all you do " Love
Mom
�" They say that bnght eyes mdtcate
CUflaStty"
:Donna Cundiff
ramara Conrad
Yarbara :Dockrey
·'Now the world ts yours With flalf . . wtth
style
Dtsttngwsh yourself " Morv and
Cathenne Conrad
" We are very proud of you and hope the
future bnngs you much happtness " Love
The Family
" Congratulations Kay We are very proud
of you " Dad and Mom
"Bruce. good luck tn all you do We're
very proud of you " Dad and Mom
:Dolores :Du!!an
Yruce JlendriK
Karla Jlamm
"Knowledge comes. but wisdom
lmgers"
5
�right Fa1th Roberts shows her best s1de
..
below Bev Talbot g1ves direct1ons to a lost photographer
above Kip Strohecker gives new
mean1ng to the work Hulkaman1a
nght Steve Hunt struts h1s stuff.
6
�As the convoy of packed trucks
rumbled up the bumpy road to
the water tower. the passengers
could not resist a scream of excitement. Armed with brushes
and red paint. the entire class of
1986 burst through the trees and
upon the defenseless tower. One
can still see Tina Prior suspended
in air. her hair dripping with red
paint. In less than an hour that
senseless green giant had
emerged a monument to the
senior class. We had created a
lasting memory that we thought
we could share undisturbed. Perhaps that is why the following
week we could not remove our
horror-sickened eyes from the
sight of an "88" on our statue of
greatness.
Four sophomores had found jealousy in our triumph and attempted to ruin our glory. Understand,
we hold no grudges. What
brought us together could not rip
us apart. As a class we truly have
something to flaunt. We are able
to put aside any differences out
of a mutual respect. We are truly
great. It just comes naturally.
above Koren Bell hams it up
between classes
leH Angel Romero tokes a break
from her artwork
7
�"Stand toll my son. and be as proud
of your achievements os we ore ' "
Love Mom and Dod
Steve Jlunt
?:ammie Jlolt
fdwin ,Cockard
"SenSiblilfy is the power of a woman."
"Great hopes make great men."
" Tracie. our love will always be wlfh you
Good luck " Dod and Mom
" Work hard for the best and you w1ll be
You deserve if " Love Mom and Dod
?:racie ,Cudwip
reresa ;«arte/1
Vvette ,Cudwip
"You hove filled our lives with love
and laughter We love you very
much ." Love Mom and Dod
8
�"Great talent 1s above the generality of the world "
J!rad JUcKinne!f
J!obb!f Martin
floannie Morris
"How often great m1nds lie concealed "
"Great thoughts come from the heart "
" The way to fame 1s through much toil"
"Trent. you 've always been a JOY to us
and you w11/ succeed 1n th1s world " Love
Mom and Dad
?:rent Pltelps
8ric Nee/elf
Suzanne Ni!!!lli
"You've made us very proud Congratulations. Suzanne " Mom and
Dad
9
�top left Brad McKinney concentrates
on pa1nt1ng the perfect picture
top nght Tamm1e Holt pauses on her
way to class
above The seventh hour tng class
shows concern for the1r homework
center Michelle Thomas flashes her
famous smile .
nght . Tamara Conrad never msses the
chance to be 1n the spotlight
10
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top Ctndy Runnels prepares to duck a deadline 1n JOurnalism
left Mane Rogers demonstrates her rare abd1ty to curl her
tongue
above Donna Cund1ff realizes hfe 1sn't always a bowl of
chernes.
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�"Blest wtfh temper whose unclouded ro y makes tomorrow as cheerful
as today ..
!!engta Kobbins
?:ina Prior
1aitlt Koberts
" Victory belongs to the most deserv1ng "
" The laughter of the heart IS o delightful
sound of life "
" The challenges of your generation. Mane. will be un1que Savor them " Love
Mom and Dod
"A good heart lies at the foundation of
her character "
Marie Kogers
Angel Komero
' "A th1ng of beauty IS o JOY forever'
and Angel1s both beautiful and my
;oy " Love Mom
12
�"Congratulations. Lovey!" Love
Mom and Dad
f!ohJt Schmier
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WeJtd!f /(uJtJte!s
,Cisa Sitt11er
"The power of thoughts-the magic of the
" Thanks for /ett1ng me share your h1gh
school days " Love Mom
mmd "
"Pleasure 1s ever 1n her eyes "
"Keep your goals 1n s1ght. you 'll make lf l
We 'll m1ss you. you are great' "
f!aJtvier Smith
Rre11da Sower
,CeoJtard Smith
"Congratulation, we are very
proud of you The best to you always "
13
�Senior Students
Improve With Age
above Bruce Hendrix and Michelle Thomas gather the1r books otter a hectic day
14
�left Barb Dockrey proves you're never too old to hove a good t1me
below Michelle Thomas and Suzanne N1ggli shore a secret through a good
fnendshp
left Trent Phelps gets
a whiff of h1s own
gym socks
above · Brad McKinney g1ves Santo Claus (John Schmer) his Chnstmos
list
15
�Kip Strohecker
Rev ?:a/bot
"Good luck. K1p We're very proud of
you " Love Mom and Dod
"Personality 1s to o woman as perfume is
too flower "
"Two lostmg bequests we giVe you ore
roots and w1ngs " Love Dod and Mom
"We all love you and ore very proud of
your accomplishment " Love From Us All
);licltelle C:ltomas
Vonna Wlteat
16
�Class Officers Show The Way
top Closs officers Wendy Berger. secretory/treasurer:
Wendy Runnels. president. and Edwin Lockard. viceprestdent. demonstrate thetr new-found growth in
teamwork
above . Second hour relotionshtps class has on eptdemic of
the blushtng brides
left: Wendy Berger dtsploys symptoms of senioritts .
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�left Brenda Sower and Wendy Runnels
find a way to relieve tension at state
volleyball
below Tamara Conrad and Dolores
Dugan enjoy a lig hter moment.
right Tracie Ludwig is Interrupted while working on layout in yearbook class.
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�left Yeorbook class d1sploys its usual
enthUSIOSm.
below. Teresa Mortell hongs around
between classes
above Donna Wheat seems to enjoy 6th hour Color &
Design .
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Hey. do we get money for writing
this? No? Then why should we
write this? Spirit -does it pay big
bucks? No? Then we do not have
any. Greed, greed. greed; we
have a lot of that. Our middle
name is greed.
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Our motto-"If we do not get
paid. it ain't worth doin'" Why do
we want all this money you ask?
Big prom. big trip. big fun!
Editors Note: The junior class is not
just a bunch of money hungry
misers. I think deep down inside
they are really good people .
They are sweet. adorable, caring, and generous. (of course
they are paying me to say this)
The Juntor Closs deposits their til-gotten
gotns tn the local bonk .
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Stacy Boker
Michelle Berger
Blotne Bowers
Delores Campbell
Barbaro Christopherson
Stacy Dewey
Usa Duke
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�Matt Evans
Cass1e Farmer
Dayson Gosney
Terry Grush
Lon Holmes
James Hoover
Robert lrv1ng
Mike Johns
Dorothy Jones
Jean Kalbacher
Michelle LePiatt
Curt Marlatt
Tim Mart1n
Yolanda Mart1nez
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�Chad Pock
David Potscheck
Dole Phelps
Robert PiOCella
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Doug Reith
Rick Rodman
Alan Sower
Doren Sower
James Hoover lets his true personality show through.
Tommy Yingling can 't do her homework without her
baby bottle and blanket.
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�Top Left R1ck Rodman and Terry Grush flex
the1r muscles 1n a Mr. Universe contest .
Above Barb Chnstopherson starts every day
with a big smile
Michelle Berger 1s paranoid that someone is
watch1ng her
Donnie Steele
Michelle Vigil
Kurtis Wood
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Bobby Wyatt
Tammy Yingling
Jenny Morris
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�Class Off1cers Donn1e SteeleSecretary Matt Evans-Pres1dent . and
Jean Kalbacher-Representative, lead
by example (Not shown Rick
Rodman-Vice-President)
R1gh
Jean Kalbacher has a new JOb
hold1ng up lockers
Above Stacey Dewey f1nds some
humor 1n Geometry class .
R1gh Weanng war pa1n. Chad Pack
show h1s sp1nt to Delores Campbell
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�Left Johno Monkm-Pres1dent. Melinda
Hodges-Sec -Treos , Becky Runnels- Rep ,
Arlene Schneider- Vice-President
Below Left Johno Monk1ns works dehgent ly on the yearbook .
Our sophomore class took quite a stand this year. First,
we apologize for any "ruined dreams" that we may
have caused by painting the water tower. It was not
our intention. We wanted to be noticed and we were .
Our class pulled together at a time when we were not
in very good graces with the upper classmen and that
is what counts. We are strong enough to overcome
our petty differences and act as a whole when it really
matters. This year and us, as sophomores, is something
that none of our class will forget .
Above Cinnamon Reese. Ang1e Pritchard, and Becky Runnels
shore a lighter moment after a game .
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�Above · Shonno Rock prepares to wo11 on the sox .
Right Cinnamon Reese. Johno Monk1ns. Jennifer Snooks
and Melinda Hodges enjoy a good basketball game
Mark Andresen
L1so Asher
Mark Bo1ley
Dereck Boker
Lora Blotn1ck
Brody Brown
Bnon Bushey
Paul Chnstionson
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�Lee Cobb
Jeff Cook
Stacey Dov1s
Lisa Ennght
Wade Garc1o
Kelil H1psk1nd
Mehndo Hodges
Adam Jock
T1ffony Jelsmo
Kot1e Johnson
Bobble Jones
Jo-Ann Jones
Tracy Kugle
Jm Lanham
Chns Lindley
Ehsio Lockard
Rolhe Lockard
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�Jolino Monk1ns
Shoun Mars
Paul McG1nn1s
Brody McNew
Amy Mead
Tom Murphy
Beth Neeley
Charlie Niggli
Denise Odem
Randy Potscheck
Robby Peck
Sherre Pope
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Rodney Re1der
Monte Ricca
Shonno Rock
David Rogers
Sean Romero
Becky Runnels
Arlene Schne1der
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he wants an observatory
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Dernck Smith
Jenn1fer Snooks
Mitch Sower
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Paul Vance
Dawn Vaughn
Dean Whitehead
Danny Wickman
Sheldon Gosney
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�The Freshman class came into a school with
lots of spirit and competitive thoughts . We
all had heard the rumors about what was
done to freshmen in high school and kept
them in the back of our minds. When we
came up to the high school. we noticed all
the spirit the school had. Our school was
successful in all the athletic activities we
competed in. In the Homecoming events.
the freshman class placed third in the bonfire wood collecting and third in the float
competition . We did not do any fund raising
events outside the school, but we got our
turn at working concessions. We always
tried to participate in the spirit raising
games and activities and were at times
pleased with the outcome. It has been a
great year. and the following will be even
better.
R1g ht Shelly St1enbacher. Mlkki NaranJO. and Tiffany
Je lsma head to c lass
Doug Bach
Dallsay Bailey
Susan Bailey
Pete Balcomb
Pauline Beaver
Scott Berry
Andy Blatnick
Chnst1ne Cav1gg1a
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�Usa Cund1ff
George Doscher
Amber Da
Marc1e Durkan
Tina F1tts
Denn1s Garc1a
Steve Garcia
Jolynn Gherard1n1
Julie Green
Wes Haga
Josh Hanna
Nicole Hately
Dan1el Hey
Garry Hillyer
Aaron Holley
Chuck Ke1th
Mark Kulesza
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�Rodney Latham
Sven Larson
Dust1n Latham
Anthony Ludw1g
LouAnn Mars
Tabatha Mart1nez
Becky Miller
Mikk1 NaranJO
Jill Pack
Melody Pares
Tagore Pnanto
Trav1s Prior
Lance Robb1ns
Molly Roberts
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Brandy Rodman
Cheryl Root
Donald Smith
Cleve Smith
�Left Freshmen class off1cers Michelle SowerVice -President . Trav1s Pnor- Pres1dent. Chnsline
Cav1gg1a- Representative. Dahsay Ba1ley- Sec Treas Amber Do- Representative. Brandy Rodman Representative J1ll Pack- Representat•ve.
(Not shown Stephanie Wilmer-Reporter)
Opposite Left Mark Kulesza takes a break from his
studies
Jeff Smyth
Michelle Sower
Brendhan Spnnge
Shelly Steinbacher
Kev1n Van Winkle
Fred Von Graf
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Tiffany Wheeler
Stephanie Wilmer
Kyle Wommer
Robbie Yingling
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�The faculty and staff of Bayfield High School are an
exceptional group, when it comes to caring. The
chosen profession is one of caring. They are also
one of dedication. When it comes to going the
extra step or putting out the extra effort, it is done
without hesitation. They are however only human
and subject to frailities. This is what makes them
unique. They have all made a contribution to the
growth of their students and while some of the staff
will be leaving us, they won't soon be forgotten.
Mrs. McEwen shows teachers do core wlfh a mighty hug to Jean
Kolbocher.
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Carol Slotnick :
Home Economics
Cathy Bock
Math
Gerold D. Brush
Language. Psy /Soc
Theresa Cashio
English. Speech
Wayne Dugger:
Science. Biology
Rick Edwards
Art . Yeorbook
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Houston Green:
Counselor
James Jones
Construction Trades
Jon Ke1rns
Social Studies
�Left- Mr Keirns plays Santa for Joann Jones
Above- Mr Edwards shows that teachers have more than ;ust brains
Sharon Kimball ·
Math, Adv Computer Sci.
Vernon Kimball
Math, Science
Marcia Kulesza
Library
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Ed Marty ·
English
Christa Maxfield
Language, Journalism
Maxine McEwen
Busmess
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No Photo
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Forrest J Pnor:
PE., Health
Patricia Rampone
Special Education
Kirk Vogel
MuSIC
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�Administration And Staff
Mr Richard Heger
Superintendent
Mr Robert Nicholson
High School Pnncipal
Mr Floyd Causey
Activittes Dtrector
Vickie Drake
High School Secretary
Frank Evans-Executive Secretary
Faye Mcintyre-Business MGR
Not shown Vonnie Walker
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Board of Education
Dick Bell. Director
Kay Phelp s. BOCS Rep
Kent Marlatt. SecfTres
Gene Johnson. Vice President
Dave Hardy, President
�High School Cooks
Cyndee Sanchez. Cook:
Barbara B1shop. Cook :
Kae Keirns. Food Service Director
Custodians And Ma1ntenance
Ralph Bowers. ASSistant Mantenance
Bert Roberts. Groundskeeper
Tim Walters. Ma1ntenance D1rector
Lee Heintze. Custodian
Bus Drivers
Undo Lancaster
Becky Cannon
Patty Prior
Bonn1e Jones
Marsha Miller
Dawna McFall
Barbara Bushey
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�Showing new pride.
The swirl or lace and net overflowed
the hood of a car as Wendy Berger,
Tina Prior, and Donna Wheat
watched the homecoming game
against Dove Creek The girls waited nervously, for none of them
knew who was to be the next
homecoming queen . Halftime
sounded and the three were helped
off their cold perch and picked their
way to the fifty yard line. There, escorts Trent Phelps, Edwin Lockard,
and Kip Strohecker joined them. The
announcer's voice crackled on the
PA system and a thousand eyeswere turned toward the fifty yard
line. "The 1985 Homecoming Queen
and King are- Wendy Berger and
Trent Phelps."
Wendy Berger and Trent Phelps are
announced as the Homecoming King and
Queen
Improved Spirit
Spirit surfaces at Homecoming debut.
Lisa Sittner
(Madonna) and her
beau Terry Grush (the
nerd Lew1s) discuss
the impact of
computers on music
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v1deos.
�Top Homecoming Royalty Kip Strohecker.
Tina Pnor. Wendy Berger. Trent Phelps, Donna
Wheat . Edw1n Lockard Leff Bayfield shows its
sp1rit by 1ett1ng loose balloons before the Dove
Creek game. Above Freshmen demonstrate
Bulldogs on their knees prayng to the mighty
Wolvennes
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�Improved Apetites Emerge
Homecoming participants famished
Top Lisa Sittner really shows how to use her mouth
1n the pie eat1ng contest Right Karen Bell emerges
for a breath of a1r dunng the hilarious pie eating
contest
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�Activities
Spirit grows
Top Th bond c · brates the homecom1ng v1ctory Above. Tommy
Y1ng ng R ck Rodman and C1ndy Runnels par tcpate 1n the egg
toss R1 ht Denn1s Garcta leads the way to vtctory
�Victo ·es Build
ew Confidence
More teamwork induces team unity
Top. The Wolvenne football team psyches up for the Dolores Bears.
Above . The JUnior varSity volleyball g1rls show they con win too.
R1ght . Tomaro Conrad. Donna Wheat and teomote celebrate
another victory.
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�Volleyball
The 1986 Wolverine Volleyball team
have another great year. Getting off
to a great start they won the
Ignacio Invitational Tournament . Each
week they seemed to get stronger
as their unbeaten streak grew.
Although they lost a tough one to
Farmington JV they cruised into
districts and won their second
consecutive District Championship .
Despite entering the state
tournament with only 1 loss they
were considered the darkhorse of
the 8 team field.
The team was sent off by an
enthusiastic student body to State in
Colorado Springs. It was a
determined team that stepped out
on the floor against Caliche . Fighting
a tough team and a case of state
nerves, they lost the match in three
games. That loss dropped Bayfield
into the consolation bracket, where
the Lady Wolverines faced Swink .
They overpowered Swink to enter
the consolation championship against
defending state champion Limon .
Yet this lady Wolverine team finished
number six in the state of Colorado,
a great improvement. They worked
hard and earned this position. Their
efforts, skills, dedication, and pride
are to be applauded.
Girls Finish With A 20-3 Record
Top left Bev Talbot and Donna Wheat ,
number 13. show some defenSive hustle
Left. Wolvenne vorStty volleyboN Top row from
left. Coach R1ck Edwards. Coach Jette
Mcintyre. T1no Pnor, Donna Wheat. Tomaro
Conrad. Koren Bell. Bev Talbot. Jean
Kolbocher. Wendy Berger. Head Coach Evelyn
Mcloughlin. Bottom row from left. Brandy
Rodman. Jenn1fer Snooks. Shanna Rock.
Melinda Hodges. Amy Mead
�Spikers Are District Champs 8c 6th At State
Girls win Districts second
year in a row
Bayfield varsity volleyballers celebrate
winning their second consecutive district
championship by beating perenial
powerhouse rival Ignacio twice in one
day.
Below. Koren Bell stuffs a bobcat Below Right.
The Wolvenne volleyball teorr~ gets together
at the State Championship.
�Left. Karen Bell shows a light tough against Monte Vista Above.
Donna Wheat slams one down against Nuclal
JV shows promise!
Top Row Coach R1ck Edwards. Shanna
Rock . Jenn1fer Snooks. Melinda Hodges.
Cinnamon· Reese. M1chell LePiatt. Michelle
Stoval. Coach Evelyn Mclaughlin Second
Row. Coach Jetta Mcintyre. Louann Mars.
Becky Miller. Arlene Schneider. Jahna
Mankin, Denise Odoms. Amy Mead. N1cole
Hately Bottom Row. Amber Do. Michelle
Sower. Brandy Rodman. Marcie Durkan.
Katie Johnson. Usa Cundiff. Tammy Yingling
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�Senior Players Contribute Leadership
Karen Bell
1st Tearn All Conference
Wendy Berger
Tarnara Conrad
2nd Tearn All Conference
Tina Prior
1st Tearn All Conference
Bev Talbot
2nd Tearn All Conference
Donna Wheat
2nd Tearn All Conference
Trent Phelps
Lineman/Defensive End
1st Team All Conference
1st Team All State
Defensive End
Edw1n Lockard
Tight End/Linebacker
1st Team All Conference
Honorable Ment1on All State
Linebacker
Kip Strohecker
Center jNoseguard
Brad McKinney
Noseguardjlineman
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Glory
The 1985 edition of Wolverine football
brought back an important aspect of
the game. having fun. The team
learned how to win by knocking heads
and enjoying it. It was obvious to all
who watched them play that this was
the team to contend with . It was
obvious they were having fun and it
was obvious they had nothing to lose.
With nothing at stake they played with
an abandon rarely seen in high school.
If it were not for an unfortunate
eligibility violation that caused several
forfiets. the Wolverine football team
would have powered its way into the
State playoffs. The only true loss came
at the hand of AA powerhouse Pagosa
Springs. The team, however, is young
and strong and has the attitude to
comeback next year. This year led by
1st Team all state pick Trent Phelps
and MVP Edwin Lockard the younger
players developed into a team Bayfield
can be proud of.
Le ft Da yson Gosney tmes h1s hit on a
Pagosa P1ra te .
Left Daren Sower pounds out
yardage agamt a futile
Bobcat defense
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�othi g Comes Easy. It Takes A New AHitude!
Above Coach Kems
runs the t eam through
dnlls . Above R1ght The
look o f determination
shows through on Dann1e
Steel's face .
Top Row Bla1ne Bowers. Chuck Ke1th. Brady McNew. Ra ndy Patscheck . 2nd Row: Alan Sower. Chad Pack .
Trent Phelps. Matt Evans. Monte Ricca. Dayson Gosney. Edwin Lockard . Mark Bailey 3rd Row Derek Baker.
Robb1e Yingling. Andy Blatn1ck . Donald Smth. Mark Andresen. Wade Garcia. Brad McKinney. David Patscheck .
Danny Wickman. Coach Jerald Prior 4th Row Tom Murphy, Darren Sower. Brady Brown. Tim Martin. Dannie
Steele . Robert Piacella. Kip Strohecker. Tracy Kugle . Coach Jon Ke1rns. 5th Row Rick Rodman. Denn1s Garc1a.
Rcbby Peck . Roland Lockard. Curt Marlatt. Brian Bushey, Steve Garcia. Terry Grush. Dean Whitehead
�Left The Wolvennes topple another foe Below Left : B.H.S.
scores aga1n Below: Edw1n Lockard celebrates another
touchdown. Bottom : Bayfield shows where the w1nn1ng 1s
done. at the line of scrimmage
�Definately Unique
It is not all glamour. It is not all fun. It is definately
hard work, but if you are willing to lose sleep and
stand up in front of 3000 screaming fans and try
to lead some sort of chant or slogan,
cheerleading is for you. It is almost some sort of
ancient pagan ritual but there is something
stirring in the hearts of these young ladies that
almost drives them to the brink of insanity.
Something that drives them to put on little skirts
and uniforms and speak in strange riddles,
perform ritualistic hand claps and dances
invariably followed by wild jumps in the air.
Whatever drives them is needed by us all. Spirit
and pride are not to be taken lightly. These girls
supply them both and dish out generous helpings
of each at every sporting event and pep
assembly. We definately owe these girls a
tremendous thanks for making our school look
and feel good.
Above nght The BHS cheerleaders
huddle up for strategy . Right The
crowd gets a good dose of sp1rit
from the Wolverine cheerleaders at
a pep assembly
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�More Spirit And Pride Than
Ever Before!
Left : The 1985-86 Bayfield cheerleading squad
consisted of; (from top) Jill Pack, Wendy Runnels,
Michelle Berger, Brenda Sower. Cassie Farmer,
Stephanie Wilmer, Delores Campbell, Lisa Sittner.
Right Seniors Lisa Sittner. Wendy Runnels. and Brenda Sower
prov1ded leadership for the squad. Above Wendy Runnels
leads a sp1nted cheer
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�Left 1985-86 Bayfield Dnll Team. (stand1ng)
Dahsay Ba1ley. Kelli Hpskind; (reclining) Suzanne
Niggh. Jolynn Gherard1ni. Angel Romero
Kel/i Hipskind
Angel Romero
Suzanne Niggli
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R1ght The dnll team rocks around the
clock
�Precision & Unity
Jol ynn Gherardini
" Another One Bites the Dust" and JoLynn Gheradini and Dalisay Bailey hit
the floor dressed as Ignacio Bobcats.
They are dragged away amid a thundering applause and the stunned looks
of the Bobcats; yet this was just a normal Friday night for the Bayfield Drill
Team . The Bayfield Drill Team added a
new style and versatility to their routines this year. First of all, they had their
own camp here this summer. They
learned to march with and twirl flags,
dance with streamers, and almost all
of their basketball routines . Secondly,
they worked during second hour band
on their routines. The routines were unlike any of the other drill team's. They
were more like dance routines instead
of cheerleading routines. There was a
lot more groove, and different techniques such as robotronics were used.
Even though they were forced to
practice in a stinky locker room and
had to deal with many personal problems, the year was still exciting and full
of surprises. Shake it, Baby!
Below The dnll team shoot 1t out with the bod
guys
Dalisay Bailey
�The cast of Happy Days . (from top left to
nght) Trav1s Prior. Donna Wheat. Sean Romero. Josh Hanna. Trac1e Ludw1g. Angel
Romero. Stephanie Wilmer. Michelle
Berger. Joann1e Morris. Tagore Prianto. Edwin Lockard. Alan Sower. Matt Evans. Lisa
Duke. Bev Talbot. Lisa Sittner.
In 1985. The Bayfield High School put on
a production of "Happy Days" . It was
an instant success. People flocked to
the gym to see the marvelous performances by numerous talented actors
and actresses who are students of BHS.
They, along with the pit band worked
many hard days after school to make
the play a success, and it was.
It was performed on the nights of November 15 and 16. The pit played
some super music for the actors and
actresses who sang many a tune both
nights of the play. The musical took the
combined efforts of many people and
the result of all this hard work was an
amusing, interesting production. It was
also a great money-making project
and hopefully, there will be another
play next year and for a long time
after that.
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Top row (Left to nght) Lora Slotnick , Kelli Hipskind . (second row) Randy Potscheck, Michelle
Thomas. Wendy Cobb. Leonard Smith. Terry
Grush. Trent Phelps, Edw1n Lockard, Michelle Stovall, Sponsor. Mrs Carol Blotn1ck. Donna Cundiff.
Jody Bach. (third row) Den1se Odom. Tomaro
Conrad. Michelle LePiott, Down Vaughn, (kneelIng) Lisa S1ttner. Wendy Berger, Fo1th Roberts.
Stacey Dewey, Kot1e Johnson. (seated) Yvette
Ludw1g. Amy Mead. Stephanie Wilmer. Dolores
Dugan, Stacey Davis
1985-86 was a great year for the Bayfield FHA. Bayfield brought home the
traveling trophy for winning the Home
Economics competency events competition at the District Achievement
Day held in April.
Several members attended the fall regional cluster meeting in Albuquerque
and others attended the State and
District Leadership meetings held during the year.
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Fun events included the Homecoming
balloon launch, flower sales, a car
bash, Christmas candy cane sales,
Christmas caroling, Valentine flower
and cookie sales and the prom fashion
show.
Members worked hard on the "Teens
for Teens" project which was entered
in National competition . It included
" The Prize," a Teen Hotline, Student to
Student, asistance at the Parent Drug
Awareness night, and assistance with
the Coping Skills workshop .
R1ght Donna Cund1ff demonstra tes how simple it
is to get help on the "Teen Hotline"
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counseled fellow students on the danger of drugs
and tobacco (top row) Andy Slotnick . Travis Pnor.
Kelh Hipskind. Edw1n Lockard . (second row) Lora
Slotnick . Kot1e Johnson
M1ddle left Off1cers for 1985-86 spell out FHA
Bottom left The Student to Student group present a
slide show to the Middle School
Below Michelle LePiott. Dolores Dugan and Fo1th
Roberts represented FHA at state
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�Student Council
Student council member (top
row) Fa1th Roberts. Arlene
Schn1eder. Trav1s Pnor. Amber Do.
Wendy Berger. Jahna Mank1ns.
Becky Runnels. Matt Evans. Alan
Sower. Brenda Sower. Donna
Wheat, (kneeling) Dahsay Ba1ley.
Michelle Sower. Stephan1e Wilmer.
Chnssy Cav1gg1a. Jill Pack. Cindy
Runnels. (Reclining) Wendy
Runnels.
Student council provided the leadership for BHS
this year. Led by student body president Wendy
Runnels the council participated in many worth
while activities. From food drives to communication council meetings StuCo was everywhere.
When student interest was down the officers
were there to get them involved. The council
survived the resignation of sponsor Mr. Jon Keirns
mid-way through the year to pull through and
provide a positive example for us all.
Student body off1cers Fa1th Roberts. Wendy Runnels. Cindy
Runnels. Brenda Sower
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�FBLA Develops Leaders Of TomoiTow
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Involved ond hord work was necessary
for excellence
Middle left FBLA off1cers for 1985-86
were Tracie Ludw1g. Donna Wheat.
Bev Talbot . Brenda Sower. Barb Dockery . Theresa Martel. and Koren Bell
FBLA goals are to develop competent business leadership and create interest and understanding of American Business. It inspires
self-confidence and develops character to
prepare for useful citizenship. FBLA also encourages scholarship. promotes school loyalty and patriotism. It helps students set occupational goals and facilitates the transition from school to work.
The Bayfield FBLA has had a great year. We
had 46 members this year. and 13 of those
46 members traveled to state competition
in Denver. There students made a good
showing by getting three fourth places. a
seventh place. and a eighth place. Mrs.
McEwen. the advisor of the Bayfield chapter. was also awarded an honorary lifetime
membership for being an outstanding advisor. In the future. it is hoped that FBLA will
continue growing
Left Johno Monk1ns. Bev Talbot. Troc1e Ludw1g, Barb
Dockery. Kathy Campbell. Stacey Davis. MIChelle LaPlott. Jod1e Bach. Sponsor-Mrs Mox1ne McEwen. CasSie
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sented BHS at Fort Lew1s BuSiness Days
�The 1986 Band did really well this year.
With the help of their new flag line. the
band got out there and put on a great
show for the Homecoming football
game. They played at almost every
home basketball game and gQt to go to
state with the boys basketball team . It
was also the Bayfield Music Makers. the
parents of the band members. that took
care of the concessions for the football
and basketball seasons. The 1986 band
went to Fine Arts this year and received a
number two rating. For you laymen out
there. four is the worst rating and one is
the best. The band also put on their annual jazz concert down at the Bayfield Food
Market parking lot and even played at
the Seniors' last school lunch. Even
though Mr. Vogel has resigned and gone
back to school to get his master in music,
this year has still been great.
Above Andy Blotnick. Matt Evans. Michelle LePiott,
Jodie Bach, Michelle Stovall. Tina Fitts. Gory Hillyer.
George Doscher, Brody Brown. Allan Sower. Bev
Talbot. (second row) Shonno Rock. Mane Rojers.
Kot1e Johnson. Mark Bailey, Lora Blotnick . Michelle
Sower. Suzanne Niggli. Donna Wheat. Charlie Niggli.
Shelly St1enbocker. Doug Bach. Amber Do. Adam
Jock. Chnssy CoviQQIO, Kyle Wemmer. Amy Mead.
(hidden) Barb Dockery
Middle The flute sect1on livens up a pep assembly
Above Amy Mead and Shonno Rock wail on the
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�Mr K1rk Vogel.
Mus1c d1recor
The cho1r performs at 1ts spnng
concert .
The 1986 choir sounded the best
that they have ever sounded in
four years of high school. It was
nice to see the guys finally take
an interest in singing . The concert
they put on before the Music
Awards dessert social was great.
They did very well at Fine Arts for
all the traveling they had to do
with the Middle School. This was a
young choir. consisting of mostly
sophomores. Give this choir a
couple of years and watch out
world, here they come!
Top row: Becky Miller. Michelle Berger. Shonno Rock. Pauline Beaver. Stephanie Wilmer.
LouAnn Mars. (m1ddle row) Elisa Lockard. Arlene Schnieder. JoLynn Gherordini. Julie Green.
Paul McGinnis. Sean Romero. (front row) Susan Bailey. Amber Do. Tabitha Martinez. Amy
Mead. Usa Cundiff. Brandy Rodman. Jill Pock . not shown· Edwin Lockard
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�Looking back, a person can honestly say the yearbook staff has been interesting. We started off with
lots of enthusiasm, but somewhere along the line that
feeling was lost in the drudgery of production. Deadlines were tough to meet and anything that could
have gone wrong, did. It became a real challenge to
live up to our promises. The ad sales were phenomenal, but our fund raising projects failed miserably.
Plans to use the computer for layouts and word processing fell through when we were unable to obtain
our own computer. The photo crew worked hard, but
had too many demands placed upon them. The biggest disappointment, however, was the lack of interest in the post-year book work sessions. The bulk of the
work was done by Mr. Edwards. Lessons have been
hard learned; but, the yearbook was still put out.
Hopefully, you will be pleased with the result. If we
have lived up to even one of our promises, then it has
been worth the inconvenience.
Top nght Mr Edwards makes sure Barb Dockery and Kathy Campbell stay busy
Top row Tina Prior. Jalina Mankins. Karen Bell. Jennifer Snooks. Third row Brad Mckinney.
Brenda Sower. Barb Dockery, Kathy Campbell. Suzanne Niggli . Second row Dolores Dugan.
Trac1e Ludw1g. Wendy Runnels. Michelle Thomas First row Angel Romero. Mr Rick Edwards.
adVISOr
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��VICA Builds More Than Houses · Pride
Top Row Robbert Bach. Bobby Mart1n. John
Schm1er. Trent Phelps Second Row Daren
Sower. Doug Re1th . Bottom Row · Kurt1s Wood.
R1ck Rodman. Tim Mart1n. Edw1n Lockard.
Dav1d Patscheck .
ational Honor Society
Mrs Cashio. sponsor
Top Row Kathy Campbell. Karen Bell. Brenda Sower. Front Row Jean Kalbacher.
Suzzanne Niggli. Tina Prior. Donna Wheat
�Activities Important At BHS
Sometimes it seems that the only thing
that matters in school is athletics. but
at Bayfield we excell at everything.
The activities and organizations at BHS
do as much to build our image as any
team. They contribute much to school
pride and self-esteem. We do not
have clubs simply for the sake of belonging. We have clubs for doing. For
action.
FHA is one of the most active in the
state with many worthwhile projects.
The student to student group did much
to inform students about the dangers
of drugs and alcohol. Student Council
was more active than ever. They started a food drive and collected an
enormous amount of food for the
needy. Our FBLA chapter is the best in
the state. For a school this size the
number of competitors and placers at
district and state competitions is extraordinary. Knowledge Bowl competed gamely with other schools and did
quite well. Vica was active and won
several awards. NHS inducted several
new members. Band and choir put out
several outstanding concerts and Mr.
Vogel directed a musical "Happy
Days". The newspaper put out many
fine editions. The list goes on . We also
had numerous dances. dinners. and
socials. We had a Run for Sportsmanship from Bayfield to Ignacio. All these
things are important. There were essays, papers. and numerous academic
endeavors. Brad McKinney, Tom Murphy, and Paul Vance painted murals in
the halls. Angel Romero livened up our
gym with slogans and murals. All these
things were important to this year and
none more valuable than the other
because individual effort is supreme.
Travis Prior runs the football for the Run for Sportsmanship .
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�Below Brenda Sower holds
Wendy Runnels captive .
Bottom. The BHS faculty takes on
a new look .
Left Scott Berger ndes the
sen1or wagon floot
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�BHS Flexes Its Pees
Top Left Rtck Rodman
poses down for the
crowd Top Brod
McKinney dtsplays hts Mr.
Untverse phystque Lett ·
The BHS crowd flexes its
sptnt
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�Winter Carnival Royalty
Trent Phelps
Winter Sports
Carnival King
Donna Wheat
Winter Sports
Carnival Queen
Royalty. Chrissy Coviggia. Steve Garcia. Jennifer Snooks. Rollie Lockard. Michelle Berger. Chad Pock
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�The Making Of Champions
Trent Phelps drives past Rollie
Lockard to the basket dunng on
intense practice
Hard work, practice, pain, character, talent all these things are needed to make a championship
team. All these things and more. Teamwork. fortitude, pride, these are all part too. You need willing,
able atheletes and a good coaching staff and some way to bring all of these ingredients together.
We were indeed fortunate to have had just such a team at BHS this year. How does a team make it
the state and place third? How does a team come a breath away from a state championship? It
does not come easy and, although, our boys basketball team accomplished just such a feat this year,
that does not make them the only team with such qualities. All of the teams and atheletes at BHS are
winners. They all gave their most in everything they did. They can all be proud of their accomplishments. The football team could have quit when faced with adversity, but they didn't. The girls
volleyball team dominated their district and placed 6th at state. The wrestlers showed an aggressive
attitude this year, suprised a lot of people and bounced back this year. The girls basketball team
went undefeated until districts and the track team ran and performed well. There were some great
JV performances this year as well.
This is the charactar of BHS, to strive to be the best at whatever they do whether it is activities,
academics. atheletics, or personal challenges. This is our heritage and our future.
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�The Moments Were Special
A hard hitting. pistol packing team brought
excitement into 1986's boys basketball season .
Besides the normal opponents the team usually
plays. Bayfield added some tougher competition .
They faced the Sanford Indians. last year's
champs. and won by two points. Bayfield's other
new competition was the Navajo Mission Eagles
and the Bloomfield Bobcats. "Prior's Pit" increased
its record to 33 straight home victories. Then the
Bayfield Wolverines dominated districts.
extracting a sweet revenge from the Norwood
Mavericks in the championship game.
continued on next page ...
Top row Rick Rodman. Curt Marlatt.
Edw1n Lockard. Lee Cobb. Trent
Phelps. Alan Sower. Terry Grush.
Bottom row Donnie Steele. Dayson
Gosney. Dennis Garcia. Rollie
Lockard. Steve Garc1a
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�The Memories Are Forever!
Oppos1te. Edwin Lockard fights for the boll . Left. Lee Cobb
fhes to the hoop. Bottom left. Lee Cobb tokes the tip off
below Rick Rodman and Trent Phelps put tough defens1ve
pressure on the Pirates
Bayfield advanced to State with the desire and
determination to do well. Bayfield reminded people
that they were a team to be reckoned with when
they won a decisive victory over the favorite. the
Rye Thunderbolts. With this win under their belts. the
Bayfield Wolverines came up against number one
ranked Basalt. The Wolverines had a seventeen
point lead into the final quarter. but Basalt rallied .
Bayfield fans watched in dismay as Basalt won by
two points in three minute overtime. Fourteen hours
later. Bayfield took the third place title over Crowley County . That is one great way to end the season . Congratulations!
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�Tina Prior
All-Conference 1st Team
All-State 2nd Tearn
Edwin Lockard
All-State
Honorable Mention
Bev Talbot
All-Conference
2nd Team
lit..
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Karen Bell
All-Conference 1st Team
All-State 2nd Tearn
Trent Phelps
All-Conference 1st Team
All-State 1st Team
Karla Hamm
Cindy Runnels
Donna Wheat
Bengta Robbins
Rick Rodman
All-Conference 1st Team
All-State 2nd Tearn
Lee Cobb
All-Conference 2nd Tearn
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�JV Basketball Teams
Top Row Cnssy Cav1gg1a. LouAnn Mars. Denise
Odom. Cinnamon Resse. Shanna Rock . Bobbl Jones.
Mehnda Hodges. Michelle Sower. Marci Durkan.
Coach Gibbons Bottom Row Kat1e Johnson. Becky
Runnels. Becky Miller. Jenn1fer Snooks. Jahna Mank1ns.
Amy Mead
Top Row Coach Ke1rns. Donn1e Steele. Alan Sower.
Bla1ne Bowers. Robert lrv1ng. Middle Row Gary Hillyer.
Rolhe Lockard. Robby Peck . Trav1s Pnor. Denn1s
Garcia Bottom Row Steve Garc1a. Lance Robbins.
Andy Blatn1ck. Kev1n VanWinckle
Coach Prior
Coach Keirns
JV g1rls go for the rebound
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�The Thrill Of Victories
Whenever the BHS Girls Varsity basketball team
stepped out on the floor a feeling of confidence
and pride filled the gym. This year's team was
loaded with talent and experience which showed
in their style of ball. The girls were known as
achievers. maybe because of their flashy new
uniforms and warmups or even the Look Out
reputation they had built for themselves. By
scoring 86 points. the girls broke the longstanding
school record of the most points ever scored in a
girls game. Then to top off the regular season
the team beat rival Ignacio (for the second time
that season) to become undefeated league
champions. Ranked in the top five in the state
behind Coach Kimball and the 16-0 record, the
girls headed to districts, only to be beaten after
their second game. Their first and only loss
clenched their season. The months of hard
teamwork, practice, and dedication seemed to
end with a blink of an eye. But the girls had
nothing to be ashamed about, they had not only
earned a title but also the respect of many
people. Congratulations to each of them for their
UNDEFEATED season.
The g1rls varsity gets the edge from the beg1nn1ng
Bock Row Bengto Robbins. Jean
Kolbocher. Michelle LePiott. Cindy
Runnels. Koren Bell. Bev Talbot. Karla
Homm. Coach Gibbons. Coach
Kmboll Front Row Ang1e Prichard.
Donna Wheat . T1no Pnor
GIRLS
�The Agony Of Districts
Top left . The team warms up for another victory
Top nght. Karen Bell goes up for two Middle. T1na
Pnor. Coach Kmball and Gibbons look towards
another v1ctory Bottom. T1na Pnor bnngs the ball
downcourt
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�Top row Coach Brush. Chad Pock . Tom Murphy. Robbert Bach. Mark Andresen.
Shoun Mars. David Potscheck. Coach Edwards; Bottom row Sean Romero. Doug
Bach. Charlie Niggi. Tracy Kugle. Wade Garcia. Brton Bushey. Paul Vance. Dustin
Latham. Not shown Managers Tracie Ludwig and Tommy Yingling .
Rtght Coach
Edwards and Coach
Brush watch a match
tntently
Robbert Bach
SeniOr -185 lbs.
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�The 1985-86 year was really a positive year for
wrestling . This year's team was a young one but
that means that all the work that the team members did will translate into a potentially great team
next year. Another advantage of the team being
young was the fact that their opponents underestimated them and so the team was able to surprise
them again and again by being strong opponents.
After a slightly rough start. the team really came
together at the Four State's Tournament where
they took second. The team made progress each
week from then on. and although none of the team
went to state. the team did take fourth at districts.
Our school is also the only one In the district that has
a growing wrestling program.
This year's team found that wrestling can be fun
and since the team members have a positive attitude. they will become a championship caliber
team .
Top lett The team takes time for a moment of silence before the start of
distncts Middle left Wade Garcia hits a massive brldge. Above Donald Sm1th
bulldogs an opponent Left Tracy Kugle pins with a headlock
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�top left Wade Garcia goes over the top .
top nght Chad Pack applies the far corner to a Pirate .
m1ddle left Wade Garcia sw1tches for 2 po1nts
above Wade pm h1s opponent w1th a headlock .
left Chad works for a p1n
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�On The Right Track
top row Dean Whitehead. Lee Cobb.
Trent Phelps. Kip Strohecker. Brad
McN~nney . Edw1n Lockard. Robert lrv1ng.
Terry Grush. Rick Rodman. Bla1ne Bowers .
bottom row. Andy Blatn1ck . Tracey
Kugle. Trav1s Pnor. Robby Peck . David
Patscheck . Bruce Hendnx. Roland
Lockard. Manager Randy Patscheck .
top row Coach. Vern Kimball. Becky
Miller. Michelle LePiatt. Jenn1fer Snooks.
Karen Bell. Bev Talbot. T1na Pnor.
Stephanie Wilmer. Donna Wheat .
Debbie T1nn1n. Amber Do. Coach. Jon
Kems. bottom row Jean Kalabacher.
Nicole Hately. Michelle Stovall. Arlene
Schnider. Jahna Mankins. Melinda
Hodges. Kat1e Johnson. Lara Blatn1ck .
Becky Runnels .
•
State Quali ers
top row Coach. Jon Keirns. Terry Grush.
Kip Strohecker. Edw1n Lockard. Curt
Marlatt. Trent Phelps. R1ck Rodman.
Dav1d Patscheck. Tracey Kugle. Robby
Peck . Coach. Vern K1mball. bottom row
Becky Miller. Jenn1fer Snooks. T1na Prior.
Bev Talbot. Karen Bell. M1chelle LePiatt .
Debbie Tinn1n. Donna Wheat.
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�We've Got The Look
Muscles tensed. runners set. a starter gun
sounds. and the participants spring into action.
This is the way most people think of track.
Track is more than just sprinting or running or
even field events. It is competition against
oneself. Striving for the best. this years track
team saw a renewed interest in the sport,
especially the boys. There were many
outstanding performances. One exceptional
performance was the third place finish at state
in the 3200 by Tracy Kugle. All performers
gave their all. All participants did their best
and they are all winners. Both boys and girls
track teams are coached by Mr. Vern Kinball
and assisted by Mr. Jon Kierns. They are
beginning to build a tradition of excellence
and pride in our team. Many standout seniors
on both the boys and girls team will be lost.
but the underclassmen had their leadership to
learn and develop under and we should look
forward to more years of strong track and
field performances at BHS.
top. Trav1s Prior spnngs from the blocks . above. Jennifer Snooks
gets off to a good start left. Bev Talbot shows what Track is all
about . g1v1ng 100%
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�I ,/1 I
.......
top left. Edwin Lockard lunges for the tope
top Melinda Hodges hits the first hurdle 1n
good form left · All the others runners ever
see 1s Tina Pnor's bock . above. Tracy Kugle
kicks to the f1nish
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�Nothing is more thrilling in the sports world than the sight of a
cowboy trying to maintain his position on top of a spinning,
bucking bull or bronc. The sheer mass of those animals make
the rider appear much more at the mercy of gravity. The
roping events are a blend of timing, movement, and precision as synchronized as any event in sports. The courage of
the riders to even get on those animals and the dedication
of the ropers to practice again and again is amazing . Rodeo is truly an American sport born and bred in the working
history of the cowboy. The BHS rodeo team is small, but
dedicated. Although they receive little support from the
school, they bring a tremendous source of pride. Rodeo is
American's #1 sport!
above Michelle LePtatt. Rick Rodman. Jennifer Snooks. Sheldon Gosney, Dayson Gosney
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�TIME CAPSULE 1986
Year in Songs
Male Vocalists
Year 1n Movies
Manic Monday
We Are The World
Greatest Love Of All
Money For Nothing
Power Of Love
Bad Boys
Broken Wings
Addicted To Love
West End Girls
We Built This City
Phil Collins
Bruce Springsteen
John Cougar Mellencamp
Bryan Adams
Robert Palmer
Prince
George Strait
Rambo
Commando
Back To The Future
Breakfast Club
Vision Quest
Pretty In Pink
St. Elmos Fire
Out Of Africa
Rock Groups
Female Vocalists
Dire Straits
A-Ha
Mr. Mister
Van Halen
Pet Shop Boys
Huey Lewis And The News
Starship
Bangles
Madonna
Whitney Houston
Tina Turner
Year in TV.
Miami Vice
Cosby Show
Family Ties
Wrestlemania
Rock Videos
Fads and Fashion
News Events
501's
Bula's
Short Hair
Sunglasses
Hawaiian Shirts
Shaker Sweaters
People in the News
Phillipine Pres. Corazon Aquino
President Ronald Reagan
Libyan Muammar Gaddfi
Soviet Michial Gorbachiev
Baseballs Dwight Gooden and Pete
Rose
Basketballs Larry Bird
NFL's William "Refrigerator" Perry and
Walter Payton
People to Watch
Tom Cruise
Molly Ringwald
Ally Sheedy
Rebecca DeMornay
Rae Dawn Chong
Rob Lowe
Emilio Estevez
Anthony Micheal Hall
Sean Penn
Micheal ]. Fox
Eddie Murphy
Statue of Liberty Renovation
Worldwide Terrorism
U.S. Attacks Lybia
Contra Aid
Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster
Shuttle Disaster
Hands Across America
Aids Scare
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�right Bengta Robb1ns receives a badm~t
ten award from Mr Pnor
With all the wonderful people
that attend Bayfield High School
how can a teacher choose who is
the best? Well. many teachers
could not. The Chuck Sanchez
Award was split this year because there was no way the
awardees could be distinguished
from each other. Both had participated in three sports for four
years. both are most valuable
and leaders of their respective
teams. The John Phillip Sousa
Award was also split this year, for
the same reasons- Bev Talbot
and Donna Wheat received this
award.
From Mr. Prior's broken bat award
to Joannie Morris, to the shop
class's appreciation award to Mr.
Jones, it seemed that everybody
won this year. It was not just the
same five or six that took the
awards this year. Even if one of
you, did not receive a pin or a
certificate. you should be proud
that you belong to one of the
best schools in the district. If that is
not enough. then think of all those
surprises that we saw step up in
front to receive an award and
know that next year that could
be YOU!
above Mr Jones receives a token of appreciation from John Schmier and Trent
Phelp s
�left· Trent Phelps and Tina Pnor ore coWinners of the Chuck Sanchez award
m1ddle Most Valuable Athletes . Tina Prior.
G1rls Basketball and Track . Trent Phelps
boys Basketball and Track . Koren Bell Vol leyball and Girls Basketball. Edwin Lockard. Football . Wade Garcia. Wrestling
bottom Marie Rogers gets on award from
Mr Marty. below: Angel Romero receives
the award for outstanding Art Student .
�A car pulled up, and a group of revelers pile out.
the gentlemen holding the doors open and helping
the ladies out. They walked through the makeshift
tunnel. wincing at the bright light of the strobe. As
they stood at the top of the stairs before walking
in. they stared in awe and wonder. The gym had
been changed into a scene from Arabian Nights.
Most of the people that filled the gym looked as if
they had just stepped out of pre-Civil War times in
the South. All night. the music went on and on- so
did the laughter and the balloon popping . It was so
sad. especially for the seniors. to see the lights
come up and the music stop. Prom 1986 was over.
top; The Jun1or class spent a lot of ttme and money to bnng us
" A N1ght In Heaven" top right. Debbie Tinn1n enpys a dance
w1th her dote Bruce Hendrix right . Tomaro Conrad struts her stuff
at her lost h1gh school dance.
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�top left. Jenn1e Morns and Rodney Rieder ore
dressed for a night to remember. above.
Bobby Wyatt and Tommy Yingling enter " A
Night In Heaven" left. Kelll Hipskind and
Leonard Smth toke a break from donc1ng.
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�Everyone was surprised when
the music stopped abruptly. 1t
was not exactly one o'clock
yet. The suspense lessened a
little when it was announced
that tt was time for the crowntng of the king and queen. Everyone stood sttll because
there was not even a court to
look at; the king and queen
were picked from the crowd
Now people started crowding
in closer to get a good picture
of the king and queen. A cheer
went up when Kip Strohecker
was announced as the king,
and Wendy Berger was announced as the queen . Everyone was happy. but the happiest face there seemed to be
Wendy's. Congratulations Kip
and Wendy-you know you deserve the best.
top nght , Prom royalty Wendy Berger and
Kp Strohecker share a slow dance bottom
nght , The 1986 Prom Royalty . K1ng Kip
Strohecker and Queen Wendy Berger.
below. Not to be outdone by the royalty
Tom Murphy plays the royal jester.
�Looking Back At The 12 Big Ones!
Every bit worth the while!
We toasted each other with pink sparkling
grape juice and wished each other success.
We wished success to the other classes on
topping what the class of 1986 has
achieved. We yelled and cheered and
cried, for twleve years of our lives are gone
and we cannot bring them back . We have
only the memories, good and bad, to
substain us. On this warm and sunny day,
glasses raised, friends close-by, we see
these memories shimmer in the air. They call
to us, making us wish for days of youth . We
cannot go back; we can only go forward .
So here's to the future! And good luck to all
you mates on topping our accomplishments.
Ha!
left . Tomaro Conrad toasts to the post . present and
future of the class of 1986
above. Down the line the sen1ors stop for a serious moment dunng a
toast left. The seniors lift the1r glosses 1n a display of fnendsh1p and
loyalty
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�Mr. Wolverine /986
Kip Strohecker
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�Miss Wolverine 1986
Tina Prior
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�Valedictorian
Brenda Sower
Brenda has been bestowed the honor of being named Valedictorian of the 1986 graduating class. Bayfield has
been lucky to have Brenda present in the Bayfield school system for thirteen years. She has stayed very active
throughout those years. She stands out in the community as a brilliant young woman . Her strive for perfection is
so dynamic it is unreal. She shines in such activities as FBLA, NHS, Student Council. and most of all-cheerleading.
Her pretty smile attracted the crowd and helped to keep the games alive.
�Salutatorian
Karen has earned the honor as salutatorian of
the graduating class of 1986. She has been
very active throughout her high school years.
Volleyball, basketball, and track have been
lucky to have her participation for all four
years. She has kept her academic standings at
a very high average and her leadership
qualities are recognized as many people look
up to her. She will be missed greatly at school
and in the community. Good luck and best
wishes in the future Karen. We know you will
succeed .
Karen Bell
Suzanne was also named salutatorian. She has
been active in Band, Drill Tearn, Knowledge
Bowl and numerous other activities. She 'has
maintained a high academic standing and her
academic abilities are respected by all. She
strives for perfection and is meticulous in detail.
These qualities should help her with success.
Good luck in the future, Suzanne.
Suzanne Niggli
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�Graduation; Realization Of A
Goal
Graduation
Gold and gold, purple and gold, purple and
purple the lines continued down the aisle,
two by two (like Noah's Ark) heads held
high. They walked in perfect step,
sometimes tottering in heals, but never
missing the beat . And so the graduating
class of 1986 came on, hardly believing
themselves that they were graduating.
Speakers came and went -benediction,
baccalaureate, class president, salutatorian,
co-salutatorian, etc. Scholarships were
received and the class was accepted by
the school. Then, it was time to receive the
diplomas. To hear the name called, to feel
the plastic crinkle in your palms is a feeling
that will never happen again . Graduating
from high school is an experience that no
one should miss. It only happens once in a
lifetime Thank Goodness!
top. Voled1ctonon Brenda Sower addresses the
groduot1ng crowd . nght. Salutatorian Koren Bell
steps to the pod1um to recieve on award . below:
Brad McKnney leads a solemn process1on 1nto the
gym.
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�left, Jeanie Morns receives her dploma . below. Leonard
Sm~th gets a handshake from school board member
D1ck Bell bottom left. Robbert Bach stndes from the
stand. diploma 1n hand bottom. The graduating class
of 1986 celebrates w1th a toss of hots 1nto the 01r
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VALLECITO lAKE, COLORADO
Shari L. Chrane
Agn
Butch's Lake Haven Marina
Only 18 miles from Durango!
3048 Allain A__,.
Durango, Colon/do 81301
Sua. (303) 247-4302
ltee. (303) 247-G35e
Auto • Fire • Ufe • Farm • Commercial
Vallecito's Full Service Marina
• New padded dock facilities
• Near 190' concrete boat ramp
• Free trailer parking
• Boat rentals - all types
• Daily fishing information
• Free assistance to the novice fisherperson
Full Service Tackle
and Boating Accessory Shop
• Minor tune-ups
• Batteries
• Battery charges
• Fishing licenses
• Worms, bait
• Waterdogs
Jon Sherer
Agn
304eAIIalnA-Cll.nnQo, Cdorado 81301
a.. 25fl-12021tee. 884-2355
• Tackle sales
• Pop and ice
• Snacks
• Fishing equipment,
sales and rentals
• Gas and oil products
Boat Rentals
Fishing • Pleasure-Fishing • Pontoon • Ski
Hobie Cat (sailboat) • 18 ft. Sailboat
Canoes • Paddle Boats
(conoco)
625 Buck Hwy.
Bayfield. CO 81122
(303) 884-9617
GAS
TUNE-UPS
100
76 Town Plaza
Durango, CO 87307
(303) 24 7-0080
BRAKE WORK
TIRES
Carolyn N orton, Owner
�Ro~mm
The bank that
built Durango
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MICHAEL ELKINS
• GARAGE DOOR
SPECI ALIST
• SALES & SERVICE
MEMRER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSl 1 RAN( E CORPORATION
270 C.R. 500 • BAYFIELD, CO 81122 • 303 / 884-4218
-Commercial
Fleet ~ervice
~ CUSTOMIZE YOUR CAR, ~
TRUCK OR VAN WITH
s4o second Avenue
ouran 9 o, colorado a13o1
(303) 259-3888
Professional
upholstery cleaning
Professional detailing
Auto & Truck repairs
101
�"FOR ALL YOUR SECURITY NEEDS"
KEYS • LOCKS • SAFES • BURGLAR & FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS
C,U-<. &..U c.v,-,cl .CJ.L't.~'Ht.-
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117 East 32nd • Durango, CO 81301 • (303) 247-2306
EXCEPTIONAL
BOARDING KENNELS
for
DOGS & CATS
AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION
EXCHANGE
- ONE DAY SERVICE IN MOST CASES -
[247:A5831!]
1400 MAIN AVE . DURANGO
PLUS
PROFESSIONAL ALL BREED
DOG & CAT GROOMING
(303) 259-3043
CHUCK & M A AIL YN REED
Owners - Operators
130 C R 234 , Durango. CO 81301
(' • M1 North of Elmores Store)
CLOSED SUNDAYS
lAM S Dog Food & Pet Supplies
Ask About Our
NATIONWIDE WARRANTY
MOTOR HOMES/ 4 WHEEL DRIVE SPECIALISTS
FOR(IGN CARS/FRONT WHEEL DRIVE
AMERICAN CARS
ALLISON TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS
The Land Bank...
Agriculture's First
and Foremost
Long-Term Lender
Rufe Romero
Rufe 's Paint Store
38 Town Plaza
Durango, Colorado 8/301
• Think of The Land Bank first and foremost
for long-term agricultural credit.
See
Monte Miller
850 2nd Ave,
Durango
259-1540
•
.
The
Land Bank
Close to the land and the people who work it.
102
(303) 147-5267
GYPSY MOTEL
3701 Main Ave.
Durango, CO 81301
(303) 247·9950
�~risroe
APPLIANCE & T.V. CENTER, INC.
1185 Cam1no Del R1o
Durango, CO 81301
303-259.Q521
DON BRISCOE
AND CUSTOM FURNITURE
Shawn M O'Reilly
303-247-1260
128Yt West Fourteenth St reet D~rango , Colorado 81301 P.O Box 2213
Mitsubishi
Litton
Fridigdare
•
SALES I SERVICE
May tag
Kitchen-Aid
Jenn-Air
GOLD
DRAGON
~art' 11 of IJurango
Dennis M. Johnson
President
713 Main Al'enue
Durun~-:u. Coluruclo X/]01
[3011 2-17·0136
NiCo
SATELLITES PLUS
SATELLITES INSTALLATION ANO SERVICE
SAW SHARPENING 8r CHAIN SAW REPAIR
eoe !!<KAY NIGGLI
11829 C . R. 501
13031 884-2839
BAYFIELO . CO 81 t 22
We Serve
Chinese And American
Food
3416 Matn Ave
Durango, CO. 81301
303-247-3662
FINO
98 MILL STREET
BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122
(303) 884-2354
DAN AND KAREN SMALL
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REAL ESTATE
Roo TuRNER
BROKER
P.O. Box 3219
1137 MAIN AVE.
DURANGO, COLO. 81302
303/247-5672 OFFICE
247-4188 HOME
247-5196 CABIN
103
�LAND EXCAVATING
WATER & EWER ' Y TEM
OILFIELD SITE PREPARATION & n'V'"'LI'"'•
C
TOM ROCK R ' HING & HA LING
P.O. B X 367
49 MO NTAIN VIEW DRIVE
BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122
OFFICE: (303) 884-9533
DON GO
EY: 884-2651
ROS GO NEY: 884-9217
104
�CONGRATULATIONS ON A
GREAT 85-86 YEAR!!
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"DR. DAN" McCLURE
DURANGO. COLORADO
Serving the area full time
for your health care needs
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Show This
Ad
And Receive A
10% Discount
JACK GRAHAM
115 W. SIXTH ST.
DURANGO, CO 81301
303/259-541 5
Fine
Audio
& Video
Equipment
GltAMAPHONE
303) 24:'-821 3
11 21 Cammo del R10
Durango, CO 81301
105
�HASSLE FREE SPORTS, INC.
SOUTHWEST COLORADO'S
DAILY NEWSPAPER
2& 1~ ''·''"
Our,mg(•
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(101) 2'l'J 1!17-1
D~~ngo Hera
DON SC
a-
Corner Of 15th And Main
Phone 247-8575
Tony Cleveland
ICHT G
ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
PHONE
303 247-3504
•
Cab1ns & Motel Rentals
Scotties Resort
Largest Store on Vallecito Lake
HUNTING & 'FISHING LICENSES & SUPPLIES
Roy and Shirley Griffm
Owners & Operolors
lEE>
JCPenney
17454 CR. 501
Bayfield, CO 81122
(303)884-2506
1 83 J C PennP.., Company Inc
Durango
MUFFLER SERVICE
Durango Mall
800 South Camino Del Rio
Standard Replacements - Glass Packs
Shop at JC Penny where you'll find
more savings and style for everyone!
"Our Business is Exhausting"
1502 Main Avenue
106
VISA"
Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-9
Sat . 10-6
Sun . 12-5
�247·9599
1315 Main
North Point Mall
suite 324
Durango, Colorado
MAIN ~l
MALL
:---;.-;
835 MAIN
DURANGO,
Ann & Charlie Erickson
(1031 247·13:.1!
CO. ~~-
(;asnhne & Serv1c:es
3537 ~a1n AH•
Durango, Colorado
HOGAN'S STORE
DURANGO, COLORADO
I :10 I
Ronald J. Lafdweff. :JJ.:JJ.S.
GENERAL DENTISTRY
SUITS . HATS. SHIRTS. PANTS-
1 03 7TH STREET
DURANGO. COLORADO 81301
OI'I'ICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT
TELEPHONE:
OFFICE (3031 247-4743
HOME (3031 247-5361
828 Main Ave. P.O. Box 598 247-0446
107
�!tATTERIES
-
MARINE
TRUCK
AUTOMOTIVE
Qua/tty Battenes Smce 1935 -
i~TIIlMOIJ~·~·~ L~TTIIl't'
(303) 259-2703
128 W. 14th Street
Durango, Colorado 81301
WELDON FEWELL
49 W. Mill Street • P.O. Box 560
Bayfield , CO 81122
IToUI 'AIIM
Bus.: (303) 247-4060
(303) 884-9559 • 9-5 Mon.-Thurs.
RON J. DOUGHERTY
Agent
Best Wishes
Seniors
835 East 2nd Avenue
West Building, Suite 424
Post Office Box 3495
Durango, Colorado 81302-3495
HUTCHISON HUGINS
AND PHI.IPS
At Vallecito Lake
HJDI
Accounting • Aud1t1ng
Estate Plann1ng • Tax Planmng
Tax Returns
lnd1v1duals & Corporat1ons
PERSONAL & BUSINESS
FINANCIAL PLANNING
ACCOUNTJNG SYSTEMS
Don't Be Lonelyl
Sunshine Motors Used Cars Are Trained
to slow down for a brunette,
stop for a blonde,
or go into reverse for a redhead!
Make Your First Car Memorablel
J
Sunshine Motors
1 mile west of Dgo. 259-2980
108
W1lson Bldg Cortez ····•···•······•••··•··• 565·37 41
422 Pagosa St Pagosa Spgs ····••••••·• 264·2439
226 W Colorado Tellunde················· 728·3641
954 E 2 Av Durango ······················· 24 7 ·0506
Good Luck
Seniors
Of 19861
�BAYFIELD SHUR·YALU
MARKET
Pine River Plaza
P.O. Box 386
Bayfield CO
81122
The store
That Has H All
We SUpport The Bayfield Wolvertnesl
109
�PEPSI.
THE CHOICE
OF ANEW
GENERATION~
WOlJ
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JACKSON DAVID
BOTTU G CO.
ROI~Il\1
AU.LD
P.O . Box 717
Durango, CO. 81302
247-1252
BOB SELLERS
110
�The GALLOPING GOOSE Gift SIJ()p ™
605 Main Avenue
Durang(), C()/()rtld() 81301
Pui\<)Or of Fan< Gafts
735 Ma1n Avenue • Durango, CO 81301 • (303)247·1638
URANGO
MUSIC
802 Main Avenue
Go Bayfield
Wolverines
Durango, Colorado 81301
303·247-3131
650 BUCK HWY
DURANGO
BOWL
750 S. Camino Del Rio
Durango, CO.
259-1012
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BAYFIELD TEXACO
SPECIALIZING IN TUNE·UPS
THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Congratufationd 1986 .Seniord
/rom
POKY
EKPRESS
PRIKTBRS
1155 East Second Ave. - Durango, Colorado
[303) 259-1000
111
�Long D1stance Saving System
Budget·Tel
George E. Brandon, Sr.
Owner
160 E. 12th St. SUite 2
Durango. Colorado 81301
Bus {303) 259 6220
Res (303) 884 2318
"Every Location Independently Owned"
JEANNE'S HAIR CO
ECTION
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�PI E RIVER VALLEY BA K
Your Locally Owned Independent Bank
Salutes The Senior Class Of 1986
JCPenney
We know what you're looking for.
~rofessional
Data
~
Services
Cl
Contract Programming
Durango Mall
Computer Consulting
Business Services
755 E.
2nd Ave .
Durango, CO .
81301
800 South Camino Del Rio
Shop at JC Penny where
you'll find more savings
and style for everyone!
A HEALTH 385-4659
FOREST
Store Hours:
Mon. -Fri.
Sat.
Sun.
10-9
10-6
12-5
Ha~ Health & Good
Fortune De In Your Future.
New Durango Mall
800 S. Camino Del Rio
113
�LAKE HAVEN RESORT
BASIN
COOPERATIVE
14452 County Road 501
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
(303) 884-2517
Tackle
Groceries
Gifts
Cabin Rentals
Owners:
J.D. And Fern Hudgpeth
L.P .G. Petroleum· Tires-Hardware
Crealive Corner
Complete Line Of
Farm Supplies
26103 Hwy 160 .. . .. . ............. 247-3066
Cu.slom :J1'clurt! Jraming
Xet>dft>worh cSupp/ieJ
North Point Mall
Suite 121
Durango, Colo.
CHELSEA M. LEE
Phone: (303) 385-4111
"'<> I)"'
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CONNIE CHAMBERLAIN
~ ~
SALESASSOCIATE
Res. 1303) 259·H49
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Congratulations
Seniors
tl"' I) tl
TOM
S
TANGER & CO.
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REALTORS
---1845 MAIN A VENUE
DURANGO, CO 81301
(303/ 247-()21 1
DURANGO OPTICAL
1800 E. 3rd Ave.
Durango Medical Center
Durango
247·3050
Monday-Friday - 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Saturday - 9 A.M. - Noon
114
KftCHINft
KITCHEN
Try Our Novajo
Taco
Durango Mall
�A FIT FOR EVERY FOOT
Phone (303) 24 7 5542
871 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO. CO 81301
,FURNITURE · APPLIANCES · TELEVISION
Fl-OOR
CARE FREE TRAVEL
CO V ER I NG
WALLACE FURNITURE CO.
RON S EABOURN
247·CARE
123 West 9th St.
Durango, Colo.
OURANGO
858 MAIN ,6.VENUE
T ELEPHONE
24 7- 1 286
COLORADO 81301
ADOBE
DESIGN 8r CONSTRUCTION
.
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James Roybal
M dnaqpr
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Pa.nt .,.anufactunng Company fnalrpofaled
Congratulations Seniors!
P1int Mode InN- Mexico For The Southwest Ctim1te
-.qs;o N M ;~1n
r>ur.t'IQ() Cnrc.r . . rto A110 1
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884-9133
115
�KROEGER$
# 8 Town Plaza
Durango. CO 81301
247·0660
• BOOKKEEPING
• TAX PREPARATION
• COMPUTER TRAINING & CONSULTATION
MAC DOUGALL • ASSOC.
• ROGER MAC DOUGALL • 303-259-1040
• 954 E. SECOND AVE . • DURANGO, CO •
81301
Prov1ding Health Care for the Pine River Vallt!y
Corner of Mill [, Church
PO Box 110
6dyf1eld , CO 81122
Jana Davm. RPh .
M errill's
MEN 'S SHOP
Congratulations
Seniors
DURANGO MALL
BOOS CAMINO DELRIO
DURANGO, CD 81301
LOST CREEK
CABI SAt
Va ecito Lake,
Colorado
116
884 9133
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go
better h
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117
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325 SOUTH CAMINO DEL RIO
DURANGO , COLORADO 81 301
(3031 259-4030
DURANGO MALL
800 South Camino Del Rio
Durango, Colorado
81301
BILL WESTENDORFF - Broker
170 East 12th Street Su1te 3
Durango, CO 81301
BUS (303) 259-2616
RES · (303) 259-2632
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••
BOBB E'S EIGHT
COR ERS CAFE
Your Savings
Place!!
VALLEY OF
SPRUCE CHALET
"WHERE PEACE & QUIET PREVAIL"
JOHNNY & DORIS CA VIGGIA
PHONE 884-2623
19007 COUNTY ROAD 501
BAYFIELD. COLORADO 81122
BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT
54 Mill Street
Box 25
Bayfield, Colo. 81122
884-2620
Everybody Knows ·
"The Place" To Eat!
118
Best Wishes Seniors
�ADOWLARK RANCH
PACK TRIPS
To The Wilderness Area
Deluxe Or Do It Yourself
Pack Trips • Hunting
Is Our Business Not A
lldel ne Since 1957
• Early Season Hunting
• Muzzle Loader & Archery
• Elk And Deer
• Drop Trips
• Horseback Rides
Bayfield. Colo.
884-2966
-BRAKE SERVICEouRANGo CAR CARE CENTER
ED'S BARBER SHOP
In Downtown Bayfield
BRAND NAME TIRES
•BRAKE JOBS
•AIR CONDITIONING
247-3989
600 E 6
DURANG0
Look Your Best!
It Pays To Visit Your
Barber Shop Often.
Providing Business Telephone Systems
To the 4 Corners for over 8 years
~~~-o-n-o-co
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•MOUNTING
•BAlANCING
•EXPERT FRONT END
AliGNMENT
•TUNE-UPS
•ElECTRICAl
247-8043
Cost Effective - Full Service
The wise communications decision
1211 Main Ave.
Durango, Colo.
119
�Let Us Be A Part
Of
SIH((
Your Bright Future!
INTERMOU NTAI N
IB
QEAllOR'
Financial Services, Inc.
CENTENNIAL
SAVINGS BANK
F . S . B .
Insurance • Real Estate • Finance • Securities
Roger L. Doyle
816 Main Avenue
President
P.O. Box 260
Durango. Colorado 81302
(303) 247-1555
DURANGO
PAGOSA SPIUNGS
1101 5<-cond AV<:
217-4183
l'l..dn Rd at H"Y 160
731 -2151
CORTEZ
17 I" Chomut
DOLORES
565-3+46
FRANSISCO'S SALES
L.;,u, & !Utlrned
8S2 -7939
TOOLS·N· THINGS
Cars. Trucks. And Trailers
Proven Reputation
For All Your
Handy Man Needs
21698 Hwy. 160 West
254·4442
Rentals Avallablel
In The Durango Mall
800 S. Camino Del Rio
Stereos • Tools • Toys
120
194C Bodo Drive
Bodo Industrial Park
259-3282
�F. WARREN BOYLE
3-1.'15 Main Avenue
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
PAC·N·SAVE
Warehouse Foods
Lowest Prices In
Southwest Colorado
• Ruldtatlal
• Coll>tDn'dal
• J.aduJttlal
• Porms 6 Raadlu
• Tradu 6 EschODQtt
• Complete Food Depts.
• USDA Choice Grade Beef
MARTIN'S BOOT
and SADDLE
24 E. Mill St.
Bayfield Co
81122
884-9380
MOUNTA
8c
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305 S. Camino Del Rio
Durango. Colo 81301
259-3747
G
•
Commercial • Residential
Specialists
TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
26273 U.S. Hwy. 160 S
Durango, Colo
247-3054
COOLWATER RANCH
Cabins - Fishing
247·1982
Thomas Beuten
10643 CR 501
Boyf1eld. Colo
884·2269
121
�MOREHART
679 Second Ave . Box 2448
Durango, Colo 81301
247-2121
Chevrolet
EMPIRE SAVINGS
HAS A LOAN FOR YOU
• MORTGAGE LOANS
• HOME EQUITY LOANS
• HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS
385·4433
EMPIRE SAVINGS MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICE
835 MAIN AVE. • #221 • DURANGO
~1}'21
CAVER REAL ESTATE INC.
1201 Main Ave.
Durango, Colo. 81301
(303) 247·2144
< 1!1 ',j :.til& "' l't>ntur~ ~I R<>al Estatt>Corporat10n.
Equal Housing Opportunity Gt
1!\DEPEI\DE"TLYOW 'EDA DOPERATED.
Put Number 1 to work for you:M
£ ~INERIVER
•TIMES
Your Community Newspaper!
"No One Covers The
Valley Like We Do"
PI E RIVER PIZZA 8r ICE CREAM
Did You Know We Have
Slices Of Pizza At
Lunch Time
(Quick • Delicious)
• Hot Dog & Fries
• Burger & Fries
• Sandwiches
Orders Of Fries
(Stop In After School)
Ice Cream Treats
(After A Ba ll Ga me?)
122
Meet Your Friends
At Pine River Pizza
884·9368
Take Outs
399 Mountain View
Open Till 11 On Friday & Saturday
Sunday 3-8 P.M.
Tues.-Thurs. 11 A.M. - 9 P.M.
�GOLDEN U KS
"The Elegant Alternative to
Expensive Gold Jewelry"
- 24 karat gold and silver bond chain sold by
the inch.
- We carry a large selection of earrings which
includes "Simply Whispers" guaranteed for
sensitive ears.
- Ear piercing available.
- We also carry rings and bracelets.
- You can find the Krementz line of 14K gold
overlay Cubic Zirconia jewelry.
DURANGO BRAKE & AUTOMOTIVE
Complete Brake Service. Wheel Alignment
Specializing in Four-Wheel Drive
1502 tv1ain Avenue
Durango. Colorado 81301
James Lewts, Owner
( 303) 24 7-{)301
MOU TAl
SHADOWS
MOTEL
At The
Durango Mall
Bodo Industrial Park
Durango Colo
81301
3255 North Main
Durango. Colo 81301
11150 MAIN AVENUE
P . 0 . BOX 21115
DURANGO. COLORADO 81301
Spurline Restaurant & Lounge
MPxJ can Food & Steak\
Western Wear For the Entire Family
Pri\Ole Porrw' • lftlfHIUI'f F,u d1llf'"i • llorch, nw l I>o r t~ • • 1-'lun r
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303-884-9992
Lee Barnes
Owner
14 W. Mill St.
Bayfield, CO 81122
DIAMOND LODGE Ranch
2038 SIERRA VERDE DRIVE
247-9600 • DURANGO. COLORADO 81301
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Restaurant and Motel
Excellent Food
Winter Rates
Cross Country Skiing
Best Wishes
To
The Class Of '86
123
�271 N. Mount · View Dr.
884·9502
We Have The Muscle To
Get Any Job Done!
124
�YELLOW BRICK
E-IKEEP
ROAD
CHILDREN'S
CE TER
AGES 2¥2 to 12 yrs.
Drop-ins Welcome
Monday-Friday
7a.m-6p.m
598 S. East Street
884-4286
..-.TJTIMI ,!_,
RUSSELL E. HUGHES
Licensee
7SS E . 2nd Ave. #B
P.O . Box 448
Durango, CO 81301
Edwin K. Williams&. Co.
of Durango/Farmington
(303)247-1946
IT'S A
GOOD TIME
FOR THE
GREAT TASTE
SM
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IMc~on~
R
OWN A COMPLETE WA TERBED
FOR $169.99
(ANY SIZE)
SHOW YOUR YEARBOOK
Durango
Cortez
Farmington
HEAD HUNTER
BEAl T\ 'HOP
61! Count\ Road 50 I
81\ Hlrl 1>, C(H ORA DO Kll~2
Jack & Beth Kiefer
Ken Raboin
Owners
Sales Manager
303/247-8716
Main Avenue
•
Durango, Colorado81301
125
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MAGNA VOX
QUASAR
ZENITH
7fini: ~ JV
Cooking Classes
Baking Supplies
Coffee Beans & Teas
CookBooks
Kitchen Linens
Cuisinarts
3063 MAIN AVENUE
DURANGO, COLO. 81301
247·1594
SALES· SERVICE· RENTALS
120 WEST EIGHTH STREET
DURANGO, COLORADO 81301
(303)259-5783
Phone (303) 247.2742
3102 Mo1n. Duroogo. CO 81301
JANICE HILL
Carpet & Tile
DURANGO DOOR AND WINDOW
YELLOW BIRD LAU DROMAT
SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE
all types and makes:
DOORS - WINDOWS
HARDWARE - GARAGE DOORS
Solan and Jeane Hulsey
co.
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM · MILE WEST
ON HWY 160
' A COMPLETE DOOR & WINDOW STORE"
STEVE NEIMAN
21804 Hwy 160 W Durango
259-5060
Open A New Wtndow To The World
Off. Phone: 247-31 OS
STAll fAIM
No. 637 Colorado Drive
Bayfield. CO 81122
- Winter hours: 8-8 Tue, Thurs.
8-5 Mon. Wed, Fri.
- Closed Sunday
- Dropoff Service
BUMPER TO BUMPER
Auto Parts Specialists
DURANGO LOCATION
Agent
117 5 Camino ,Pel Rio
Durango, Colorado 81301
(303) 247-4501
207 E. 11th St. , P.O. Box 391
(Across from the Courthouse & Centennial Savings & Loan)
Durango, Colorado 81301
4·wheel drive
High performance
Foreign and domesttc
8 00-6 00 Monday through Friday
8 00-5 00 Saturday 9 00-3 00 Sunday
INSUIANCl
KEN STALEY
126
�COLORADO
PICKUP CO.
P.O. 2041
D rango, CO. 81302
127
�The Bank That Built Durango
HANDLE BAR CYCLE
22345 Hwy. 160
Durango, CO 81302
Snowmobiles & Motorcycles
Also Repairing
One Bank
For All
People
THE OUTDOORSMAN
949 Main Av .
Durango. CO 81301
Phone
247-3020
Sporting Goods. Bicycles.
Bicycle Repairing
259 West 9th St.
Special Thanks To:
Handle Bar Cycle
The Outdoorsman
And First Nation Bank Of Durango
For Their Donation Of A
Mountain Bike For Our Raffle
Special Thanks To
Steve Cannon For Photographic
Assistance
And A Special Thanks To Our
Patrons:
Duncan Miller, Durango Hearing
Aid Center. Knutson Mortgage &
Financial Corp.
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������The members of the Armual Staff of
1949 sincerely hope that this year book
will bring happy memories for years to
come.
We have endeavored to submit the
highlights of this years' activities for
your enjoyment.
��SCHOOL BUILDINGS
BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL
NEW BAYFIELD GDtNASIUM
Used for the first time this year
��administration
��SUPERINTENDENT,S MESSAGE
I want to congratulate the Annual Staff for producing
this beautiful yearbook for 1949.
~
It is always a pleasure to find young people who assume
responsibilities of this nature and have the energy, fortitude and preservance to see a good job well-done.
I lmow the Wolverine for 1949 will remain a treasured
possession for many years to come and will always bring back
happy memories to those who have it.
Kindest regards and best wishes to all of you.
....'
Aaron A- Baker
��uear students'
Addressing you in tlds year's 'WOLVERINE
seens an odd and uneXPected pleasure that cannot be
discarded.
If' idlY
I were
a bolder and more aggressive person,
1 would fraJJklY saY the tbings 1 have alwaYS held
as sound principleS· 1 would saY that some of you
will be failures in liJe because you are not good
citizenS in scbool, or that you are too buSY sowing nyour wild oats." 1 .ould !lo on to saY that
manY of you will lead haPPY and successful lives in
your ovon right because you have adjusted your sights
on theconsider,
future asasgood
citizenS·
David
Starr Jordon, President of
the For<Jilam University did a few years ag<>--' •Your
firSt dutY ill life is toward your afterself. So
live that t e man or woman you ought to be maY, in
hiS tlJI\e, be ~ossible, be actual· . .
K· J. pushor
��AAROI BAKER
Superintendent
American Hist.
Current Hist.
Senior Sponsor
FAYE PETERSON
Spanish
English
Sophomore Sponsor
K. J. PUSHOR
Principal
English
Geography
History
Junior Sponsor
KEITH 0 1 TOOLE
Commercial
:W~ath.
Freshman Sponsor
AMY THOMPSON
Science
}.:ath
Home Economics
Eighth Grade
FACULTY
��THE YEAR IN REVIli.fl
School started on September 6th. New faces were to be
f'ound on the teaching staff. Mr. Pushor, principal, came here
from Minnesota. Mr. 0' Toole came from Durango to be cozmnercial
and math teacher. Mrs. Thompson of Falfa we found to be science,
math, and home ec. teacher. Mrs. Short accepted a position as
fifth grade teac~er, and Mrs. Crowell, the sixth grade. Mrs.
Mayfield was the first grade teacher, and Miss Green took Mrs.
Mohney's place as the second grade teacher.
The annual carnival was put over w.ith loads of enthusiasm.
We made almost five hundred dollars for the Athletic Fund. ~arie
Harris was voted Carnival Queen. :ur. Baker's Sbmoo contest failed to materialize.
We had our first basketball tournament in the new gym in
November. Silverton, Indian School, Ignacio, ltancos, and Pacosa
played besides Bayfield. We went to the final with Silverton,
but were defeated by a narrow margin after a hard fought game.
Jimmie Frahm and Lois Butler were selected as co-editors of
the Wolverine in November.
Generous advertisers made it possible for us to have a beautiful new curtain for the stage in the auditorium. We also got
blackout curtains for all the gym windows.
Our basketball team won all honors when they went to the
Kirtland Tourney in January. They won over Aztec, Kirtland, and
Cortez to obtain the first place trophy.
We all had our pictures taken in January for the Wolverine.
Harold' s white shirt and tie really got around.
By the end of January our basketball boys had acquired a
magnificent record of wins, playing all comers. We suffered
an embarrassing defeat at the hands of Durango and the Indians.
On February twelth ., our boys made history by defeatine the
Durango Demons 42-35 before a capacity crowd of Bayfielders and
Durangoans. The townspeople played the game over anci over all
night and all the next day.
In February, Jo Ann Mobley was armounced as Valedictorian
of the 1949 Graduating Class, and Jimmie Frahm as Salutatorian.
Our Future:
In March we fight for our life in the league tourney. We
have hopes of going to the district playoffs, and in the same
breath to the side, to Denver.
In April, our days will be highlighted by the Senior Class
play. The play is not offi~ial but the potential cast is ea~er.
May brines graduation day closer and closer. The Juniors
really have a "roll" for the banquet and promt
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seniors
��DON FAIR
Student Council
Athletics 2
"B" Club
Wolverine
HOWARD FAHRIOU
Student Council
Athletics 4
Vice Pres.
"B" Club
Wolverine
Jil4 FRAHM
Student Council
Senior Pres.
Athletics 4
"B" Club
Wolverine
Salutatorian
SENIORS
BUSTER WALKER
Athletics 2
"B" Club
Vlolverine
WOODY EMERSON
Athletics 2
"B" Club
��ESTHER RICHARm
Pep Club
Glee Club
Wolverine
Purple & Gold
JO ANN MOBLEY
Pep Club
Wolverine
Purple & Gold
Glee Club
Valedictorian
JWUE HARRIS
Pep Club
Wolverine
Glee Club
Purple & Gold
SENIORS
EILEEN RICHARIS
Pep Club
Glee Club
Wolverine
Purple & Gold
JEANNE SOWER
Pep Club
Glee Club
Wolverine
��BUD lARSEN
Student Council
Athletics 3
11 B11 Club
Wolverine
BILL HUNTINGTON
Athletics 2
11 11
B Club
Wolverine
GARY PAYSON
Athletics 2
"B" Club
SENIORS
STAtJLEY STEELE
Athletics
11 B11 Club
HUGH LARSEN
Athletics 2
"B" Club
Wolverine
��BERNIECE HUNTllmTON
Pep Club
Music
CHARLES SUTHERLIN
Athletics
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY
We, the Senior Class, entered tne first grade on the momentus day of September 6, 1937. No one knew that class was to be
outstanding (of course we are.) Our teacher, for most of us was
Miss Helen McDonald, a real teacher.
Second grade, third grade, our teachers were Erma Jones and
Helen Grush. VIe made it though and tried for the fourth.
Fourth, fifth, and sixth were all good years. Teachers were
numerous--Helen Grush, Oppy Reams, Gladys Steels, and Mrs. Shoemaker came in rapid succession. Hieh light of our fifth year was
our first night party.
Seventh grade our teacher was Mrs. McCoy, one of our favorite
teachers. Dean Halverson made a cake for the school picnic that
year.
Eighth grade we were the boss of the grade school. Happy day,
we graduated. Our teacher that year was }i;rs. Brown.
Hieh School-green Freshies. The teachers that year were all
okay. The Initiation was rough but we were too.
Sophomore, and now our turn to dish it out to the Freshies.
VIe did, too. Our sponsor that year was Mrs. Jenkins.
Junior year, we had our class play that we loyally believe,
was the best ever. We kept the flag away from the Sophomores
too. Mrs. Peterson was our sponsor that year.
row in our Senior Year we rule the roost (we think.) Nobody
was, is or ever will be as great as the Class of "49n. Just ask
any senior, he' 11 tell you. Marie Harris has the title of Carnival Queen this year. l•Ir. Baker is our sponsor, and although we
don't just love school, vre kinda hate to graduate.
��SENIOR CLASS WILL
We, the members of the Senior Class, being of sound mind and
good health wish the following onto the following described
persons:
Esther Richards wills her History papers to Harold.
(He uses
them anyway. )
N,arie Harris wills her ability to cet doughnuts to Jane Thieme.
Buster ifalker wills his big feet to Neal Snooks.
Woody Emerson wills his ability to get along with girls to Dean
Halverson.
Hugh Larsen wills his good grades to Lois Butler.
Stanley Steele wills his whiskers to To~ Tanner.
Jimmie Frahm wills his tallness to Ji~ Rutherford.
Charles Sutherlin wills his hot rod to Earl Cable.
Eileen Richards wills her ability to be a good lawyer to Jimmie
Squires.
Howard Fahrion wills his place on the first team to Donald Mcintyre.
Gary Payson wills his curly hair to Merle Harrison.
Bill Huntington wills Martha, to John Purcell.
Don Fair wills his basketball to Faye Haga.
Bud Larsen wills his physique to Kennie Montgomery.
Berniece :Ciuntington wills her car to Shirley Dowell.
Jeanne So\'rer wills her curly hair to Cora Landreth .
Jo Ann wills her ability to argue to delen McCarthy.
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��JUNIORS
LOIS BUTLER
Sect. Jr. Class
Sect. Student Council
HAROLD LePLA.TI'
Vice-Pres. Jr. Class
DONALD MciNTYRE
Student Council
FAYE HAGA
Pres. Jr. Class
Student Council
JANE THEIME
JOHN PURCELL
HELEN McCARTHY
CORA IANmETH
��Dean Halverson
JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY
i'/e started to school in the year
of 1938 ·with Helen .t.cCarthy, Marie
Harris, Cora Landreth, and Jane Thieme .
~·le were very small and shy but the shyness soon left us vmen we found how nice
our teacher, ~{rs. McDonald was.
The second year Donald Mcintyre
came fron l~ew lt~exico . That year we
started writing and our arithmetic was
just a little harder. Our teacher was
Miss Jacobson.
The third year To~ Tanner came
from Allison. That year we started having geography every Friday afternoon. ..e didn't like it so we gave our teacher, L.'.rs.
Shields, a surprise party every Friday until she started making
us do our geography first.
In the fourth grade we had the same teacher but we started
on division problems that year.
The fifth grade we had three teachers-Mrs . Steels, Mrs.
~lcSpadden and Mrs. Wilmer . Our greatest fun was watchine Mrs.
Wilmer ride down the fire escape.
The sixth grade Harold LePlatt came from I.ew l!exico . Our
teacher was l.:.rs. Ostwald . I'Je played relay games and sang "Pistol
Packin 1 J,!a_ma. 11
The seventh grade '\vas our hardest year so far. Mrs. Brown
was our teacher.
In the eighth grade we really thou;ht we were hot stuff.
We were nov1 in the hieh school buildine. It also meant that we
got to graduate from elementary school. Mrs . nhite was our
teacher.
The ninth grade the sophomores Yrere a trifle hard on us.
The initiation was a little rough. Faye Haga and Lois Butler
entered during this year. hlrs. Jenkins, Urs. Baker, and Mrs.
Peterson were our teachers.
When we were sophomores it was our turn to dish it out
to the "freshies. 11 John Purcell entered our class that year.
Our teachers were A~. Jenkins, Mrs . Peterson, and Mrs . ~rris.
This year we didn 1 t get to give a play as our class is so
small. We sold refreshments at our Invitational Tournament and
earned $144. This money goes to the banquet and prom that we
plan on giving for the seniors. We hope they appreciate it because it has and will involve a lot of hard work. There are
only nine Juniors this year. Five girls and four boys. Our
teachers are: lJr. Baker, Mr. Pushor, Mrs. Peterson, and Mr.
O'Toole.
��sophomores
��SOPHOMORES
Betty Stephenson, Marjorie Mattes, Vera Hollar, Barbara McCoy,
Shir.Ley Dowell, Jnne Martin, Barbara Wells, Jinlnzy' Squires,
Kenneth Montgomery, Bobby Norris, Johnny Goff, Melvin Rodrequez, Clarence Monger, Merle Harrison, Noel Peterson, J~
Rutherford; Martha Shelhamer, Kay Larsen, La Verne Sower,
Jeanie W'ells, Cecelia Cnndiff, Frances Albright, Wilma Wells,
Frances Parks.
In our first year of school we started out with a full
class, but now there are only eight of us who started out that
first year. They are Bobby Norris, Kennie Montgomery, Jnne
Martin, Jeanie ~Vells, LaVerne Sower, Betty Stephenson, Martha
Shelhamer, and Merle Harrison, Bobb,r ana Kennie were just as
mean as t.hey are now.
Vie had our first 11night 11 party at the Grange Hall when
we were in the fifth grade. From then on the fourth graders
seemed like babies.
The main thing that remains of our eighth grade is trying to work square root. We had three different teachers that
year and they all worked the stuff different ways. Vere we
confused.
Our freshman initiation was nnbearable. We got it for
a whole weekt. Oh well, we lived through it. The only thing
that kept us alive '\Vas the thought that next year we could do
the same things to those dear little freshies. The impossible
happened. We only got to initiate them one night, but that is
fate.
��freshmen
��FRESHMEN: Back Row, L. To R.:
Ji.nmr:i..e Mohney, Paul Denton,
Charles Goff, Dwight Ward, R. V. Cobb,
14i.ddl.e Row: Frank
Harris, Jack Steele, Melvin Haga, Martin Landreth, Victor
Neuenschwander, Sam Hollar, Edward Percell, James Mobley,
Tol'liiD\Y' Richards, Front Row: Earl Cable, Dorothy Stephenson,
Nadine Smart 1 Melba Cundiff, Helen Bro\Ul, Nina Squires, Hilda
Peterson, and Kenneth McCoy.
We started our school in 1939 with ltiss l4cDonald as our
teacher. These people have come from the £irst to the ninth
in this school: Martin Landreth, Tolllley' Richards, Dwight Ward,
Edward Percell, Kenneth McCoy, Dorothy Stephenson, and R. V.
Cobb.
Miss Jacobs taught us all we learned in the second grade.
Remember when Tol'l~ID\Y' had to sit on the teacher's lap.
In the third grade Mrs. Shields taught us. It was an uneventful year.
I guess we really were mean in the fourth grade. That year
we learned the art of shooting spit wads. Mrs. Sapp was our
teachers.
Boy, weren't we big in the fifth grade, we went upstairs
and had parties too. Mrs. Ostwald was our teacher.
In the sixth grade 1re were divided. Eight people were in
six "A" and the rest were in six 11B11 • Mrs. Worall taught six
"A 11 and NJ.l"s. Ostwald six "B".
Mr. Smith helped us through the seventh grade. We made
$97 raffling a basket of food. This went £or Playground Equipment.
Now for the eighth grade and graduation. llrs. Morris gave
us good enough grades to graduate with: Victor Neuenschwander
and Hilda Peterson tied for Valedictorian .
Now we are ninth graders with a bad reputation. We hope 11e
are improving, teachers L
��favorites
��ANNUAL QUEEN
Lenora Archuleta
�1
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��STUDENT COUNCIL
Left to Right: Donald Mcintyre, La Verne Sower, Faye Haga,
Goldie Wells, Lois Butler, Aaron Baker, Bud Larsen, Howard
Fahrion, Bobby Norris, Don Fair, Martin Landreth, Jim Frahm.
Early last fall, class meetings were called for the
selection of representatives to the Student Council. Our
student governing body. Seniors chose four members, Juniors
three, Sophomores two, Freshmen one, and Eighth Grade one.
From the Seniors class were chosen Bud Larsen, Don Fair,
Jim Frahm, and Howard Fahrion, the Juniors selected Lois
Butler, Faye Haga, and Don ~.: cintyre. Representing the Sophomores are LaVerne Sower and Bobby Norris. The Freshmen chose
Martin Landreth and the Eighth grade chose Goldie Wells.
From these eleven members of the Student Council, Jim
Frahm was elected to serve as president, Howard Fahrion as
Vice-President, and Lois Butler was elected secretary.
Under the direction of Mr. Baker, and tl~ough the leadership of its members, the Student Council was responsible
for ridding the school of the menace of pinon nuts.
A delegation composed of Bud Larsen, Jim Frahm, and
sponsor Mr. Baker, was selected to go to the State Student
Council convention at Fort Collins, but due to the Basketball schedule were unable to attend.
��"B" CLUB·
Standing: L. to R.: Woody Emerson, Jinnnie Frahm, Howard
Fahrion, Bud Larsen, Don Fair, Buster Walker, Neal Snooks,
Coach Baker,
Seater: Stanley Steele, Gary Payson, Hueh Larsen, Harold
LePlatt, Bill Huntington.
Bayfield High broueht a new organization to its hall.
The "B" Club, sponsored by Coach Baker, is composed of all
high school athletes who have earned letters in high school
sports.
The eleven members of this year's "B" Club elected Howard
Fahrion, president, Woody Emerson, Vice-President, and Harold
LePlatt, Secretary.
Various matters concerning athletics have been discussed
and acted upon at the several successful meetines.
The great
success of the pre-season basketball tourney in November was
due to the initial steps taken by the 11 B11 Club.
��WOLVERINE
Twenty juniors and seniors wandered into the 1olverine
meeting room in November and most o.f them -..andered out with
assignments .for the production o.f Bayfield High School's
number one attraction, the «olverine year book.
After due consideration .for talents, advisor Mr. Pushor,
announced the .following staf.f assignments: Jimmie Frahm and
Lois Butler, Co-editors; Marie Harris, clubs and class editor,
assisted by Faye Ila.ga and Jane Thieme; Buster Walker, business
manager, assisted by Harold LePlatt and Hugh Larsen; Jo Ann
Mobley and Esther Richards, advertising managers; Buster Walker
and Bud Larsen, sports editors, aided by Ji.JDJ:ey" Mohney and Tol'IIey'
Richards; Dean Halverson, Photographer; Jeanne Solver, Dormie
Fair, Eileen Richards, and Bill Huntington, make-up editors;
Howard Fahrion, artist.
One of the main attractions .for working on the Wolverine
this year has been the generous excuses given by the Wolverine
staff advisor, Mr. Pushor, .from English class.
Pictures of indi. vidual jun1ors and seniors, o.f classes
and organizations, and of grade school groups were taken on
January 19.
The staff wishes you long rooments o.f memories and nostalgia with the reading of this year 1 s
WOLVERINE
��PURPLE AND GOLD
Standing: Hilda Peterson, To~ Richards, J~ Mohney,
Mr. Pusher, Sitting: Nancy Rutherford, Earleen McCoy,
Jeanie Wells, Jo Ann Mobley, Esther Richards, Eileen
Richards, Nina Squires, Helen Brown, Goldie Wells,
Jo Ann Mobley was chosen to head the 1948-49 Purple and
Gold staff of Bayfield High School. Marie Harris bad the
position of news editor. Jeanie Wells was selected as associate editor to succeed to the editorship next year. Other
staff members are Esther Richards and Eileen Richards, humor
editors; Ann Tanner, Hilda Peterson, Nina Squires, Helen Brown,
Nancy Rutherford, Goldie Wells and Earleen McCoy reporters;
J~ Mohney, sports; Nina Squires and Hilda Peterson, production; Raymond Yfells and Toiilii\Y Richards, Circulation.
Through a high-pressured campaign in September, the staff
enrolled near~ a hundred subscribers in grade and high school.
Instead of selling advertising for each issue, the staff encouraged businessmen of Bayfield to purchase subscriptions.
This year's staff encountered numerous obstacles, among
them the lack of typists and the all-too-familiar deadline for
reeular issues.
Out standing features of the Purple ani Gold were the good
coverage of sports and school activities, teachers interviews,
senior portraits, and grade news.
Mr. Pusher is the Purple and Gold Sponsor.
��PEP
CLUB
Left to Right, Top Row: Bonnie Landreth, Dorothy Stephenson, Nadine Smart, Cora Landreth, Melba Cundiff, Helen
Brown, Shirley I:owell, Barbara Wells, Wilma Wells, Vera
Hollar, Cecelia Cundif f, Clara Rivas, Mary Tofoya,
Middle Row: Mrs. Peterson, Kay Larsen, Faye Haga, Marjorie
Mattes, Helen UcCarthy, Jo Ann Mobley, Lois Butler, Jeannie
Wells, Jane Thieme, Barbara !!cCoy, Frances Parks, Esther
Richards, Eileen Richards, Front Ro~ Jeanne Sower, Betty
Noble, Goldie ·,•[ells, Earleen McCoy, Nancy Rutherford, Roberta
Pierson, Rosemary Purcell, ~ Davis, and Frances Albright~
Cheer Leaders: Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson, LaVerne Sower,
and Martha Shelharraner.
The 1948-49 Pep Club, under the ·advice of Mrs. Peterson,
has been remodeled from the previous organization. More interest has been taken by high school students, and more activities have been undertaken.
Early in the season the student body selected four cheerleaders to lead their activities. The girls chosen are LaVerne Sower, Martha Shelllalller, Hilda Peterson, and Nina Squires.
The cheer girls have decked themselves out in new purple and
gold outfits. The leaders introduced new yells and songs to
the club and worked out regular folk dance steps to accompany
them. Forty-two girls belong to the Pep Club, and most of
them have purchased purple sweaters to wear to the games.
l.:C.ny of them expect to receive a letter "B" for their sweaters
at the end of the year, depending on their participation in
Pep Club.
The Pep Club girls have earned money at games by selling
refreshments. The money earned •~s spent to help pay expenses
for out-of-town games.
��MUSIC
Back Row: Rosenary Purcell, Roberta Pierson, Mary Joyce Davis,
Nadine Smart, Melba Cundiff, Bonnie Landreth, Frances Parks,
Frances Albright, Clara Revis.
Second Row: Betty Noble, Shirley Dowell, Marjorie Uattes,
Helen McCarthy, Esther Richards, Cora Landreth, Eileen Richards,
Wilma Wells, Vera Hollar, Cecelia Cundiff, llary Tafoya, Mr.
O'Toole.
Front Row: Lois Butler, Jane Thieme, Barbara llcCoy, Jeanne
Sower, Faye Haga, laVerne So>rer, Kay Larsen, »a.rtha Shelhamer,
Ba.1·bara Wells.
The music class was organized at the first of the year
with Mr. 0' Toole as director.
were the musicians.
Lois Butler and LaVerne So1ter
The chorus sang and learned several new
songs which they sang at the various clubs and meetings.
trio this year consisted of Esther Richards, Wilma
1~rtha
Shelhamer.
The
ells, and
��sports
��This year was the first for six-man football in Bayfield.
The Wolverines were runners-up in the Basin Leaeue. That ~s
pretty good for first year.
The Dolores Bears won the Basin championship. They had
several years of six-man football playinc to back them.
The ·wolverines started the season by playing Dove Creek.
The follovd.nc are the teams they played and the scores.
Dove Creek 0
Pagosa Springs
Dolores 18
Ignacio 0
Indians 13
0
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
Bayfield
48
36
0
54
25
These are the boys who played for Bayfield on the first
six. Snooks played left end, -~·:alker-cer:ter, Frahm-right end,
Fair-quarterback, Fahrion-left hal£back, and Larsen-right
halfback.
These are the rest of the boys as follows: Hugh larsen,
John Purcell, Bill Huntineton, Jimmy Squires, Kenneth Montgomery,
Jimmy Rutherford, Noel Peterson, Woody Emerson, and Harold LePlatt.
Coach Baker did very well with his boy's for his and their
first year.
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�Howard Fahrion1 Wooey &lerson1 Don Fair1 Buster Walker1
JiDmie Frala.
The First Five
Stanley Steele, Donald Kclntyre 1 Bill Huntington, Neal Snooks 1
Kenneth McCoy, Don Fair, Howard Fahrion, Woody Emerson, Jimmie
Frabm1 Buster Walker 1 Harold LePlatt :Ugr., Aaron A• .Eaker1
Coach.
��SECOND TEAM
Back Row, Left to Rieht: Jirranie Squires, Bobby Norris, Martin
Landreth, Kenneth Montgomery, Noel Peterson, John Golf, Coach
Baker.
Front Row, Left to Right: Gary Payson, Harold LePlatt, Jimmie
1~hney, Paul Denton.
Forr7ard: Harold LePlatt, Center : Martin Landreth, Forward:
Gary Payson, Guard: Bobby Norris, Guard & Kenny Montgomery.
��BASKETBALL
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29 .. ..•. • • • •Indians
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18 •••••••••• Indians
46 •••••••••• Silverton
29 •••••••••• Ignacio
5o •••••••••• Silverton
4o •••••••••• Pagosa
39 .......... Mancos
28 •••••••••• Nucla
l? •••••••••• ~ve Creek
45 ••••••••••Aztec
2? •••••••••• Monticello
J5 •••••••••• Indians
2) •••••••••• Dolores
2) ••••••••••Aztec
2? •••••••••• Kirtland
J5 •••••••••• Cortez
24 •••••••••• Mancos
55 •••••••••• Durango
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39 •••••••••• Farmington
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J5 •••••••••• Durango
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)6 •••••••••• Sanford
28 •••••••••• Ignacio
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DURA1GO TOURNEY
Mar. 3-4-5
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��BASKETBALL
•48-49'
We started the season off with Walker and Frahm as foM~ards
Fair as center, Emerson and Fahrion as Guards. After the Preseason Tournament the line up was: Walker and Fahrion forwards,
Fair center, Frahm and Emerson guards. And it has been that way
since. With much support from the second five.
We have had the best season in Football and Basketball, that
B. H. S. has on~- ~-r many years. The players were able to show
their abilit:
ith the new Gymnasium.
The team wishes to thank Mr. Baker for his swell job of
coaching, and to the teachers and the Pep Club for their support.
We a..L.su wish to thank the Towns-People and Parents for their
support of the team and school.
As we are ready to send the annual to press, we are looting
forward:
March, 3-4-5, we travel to Durango for the San Juan Basin
Class 11 B11 Tournament. From there we hope to go to District, and
from there on.
COACHES MESSAGE
The team this year was made up chief~ of seniors who reached their peak in 1948-49. Howard Fahrion and Jimmie Frahm had
played together four years, with Buster Walker in the line up
for three years, Woody Emerson and Don Fair two years. The other boys on the team had height and ability somewhat comparable
to the first five.
Never in history had Bayfield even dreamed of taking such
foes on as Durango, Farmington, Cortez, Aztec, and others in the
"A" Class. Never before had competition been so keen throughout
the San Jean Basin.
We scored 1,369 points to our opponents 984. We had a scoring average 45.6 to the opponents 32.6. We have played 30 games;
so far we have won 23 and lost 7.
Don Fair leads in scoring with 416, ?ahrion was next with
362, Buster next with 216, Woody Emerson next with 119, and Frahm
last with 90 points.
��Bayfield Defeats Silverton
To Win B Tournament
Proving that it was not an Uf- ers caught up and went ahead
set the night before, Bayfield won 15-14 but the determined Wolthe Class B Tournament in Du- verines clicked for three lay-ups
rango Saturday night by defeat- to increase their half-time lead to
ing Silverton 42-31. It was the 23-15.
second t1me in the tournament
The Miners put up a hard fight
that Bayfield won from SJlverton. in the third period but Don Fa.r
An overflow crowd that had kept his team out m front and
the gym packed a half hour be- Buster W a lker added four points
fore the prclimmary game, saw to send the W olverines to a 33-23
the Bavficld Wolverines hustle advantage at the start of the last
th ir way to their most importa nt quarter.
victory of the season.
It w as a hectic last period and
B oth teams arc eligible for the tempers were short T he Miners
district B tou rnnment at Alamosa s h ots were h u rrit•dlv and wildly
starting Thursday.
a nd B ayfield pick ed up extra
The Silverton Min.ers were poi n ts to win 43-31.
cold throughout the game and
The eniire Bayfield fiv e
blew many chances. But they
played a fast ball game and d id
fought all the way as they lost.
not stop once. Neither team
used 8 substitution as not a
A s the game started, Gallegos
hit a foul shot to put the Minman fouled out.
ers out in front. The WolverH oward Fahnon was high point
ines bounced back quickly with man with 17. He was ably assistHoward Fahrion and Don Fair ed bv Don Fair w 1th 14 Don Rob• hitting. and. led 14-10 at the I inson and Sam Eccher hit 8 points
quarter.
apiece in the losm~: cause fo1 SIIIn the second quarter, the .!V!in- V<'rton.
'l'hp 1cfPn Ps wPrC' ClnrC'ncc
H1gman and Plnl I11cdt Durango
e1ghth g1ade \\Oil n p1clnnmmy
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1949
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A WARIJS MADE
A\\a)(l muiiiUJJC(d , I lOnclu1011 or th1 B Tom nan nt <~t Snll
lev pvm .Satur-Jav 111 •ht mcludcd.
Ch<:rnplouslllp: B<ty fl( Jd
T< am sport:-m.1nsh1p .l\\ m d. Pa~:;os,l S1 I lllg,;
Se.1 001 .J\\,l!d S lvllton.tollln< m• nt h.J"I<l'l h 111
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an'l Don fo'.tn Ih,,,,.lcJ, Don Rob
Ill < n. ~ll\ ''I !n11, l' 11 d I' ~bo I),
Ute l!Hil.•ns; J<~tk Mo• 1 '. Dolo,. .. su' 1 d te.wl. B!lltl.m ( f I.m
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��8th Gradel Top Row, L. to R.a Larry Smith, Wylie Carmack,
Raymond Wells, Clare Rivas, Bonny Landreth, Charlie Berry,
Donnie Holt.
Bottom Row, L. to R.a llary Tofoya, Rose llary Purcell, Earleen McCoy, Goldie Wells, Nancy Rutherford, Roberta Pierson,
Uary Davis, and Betty Noble.
7th Grades Top Row, L. to R.a John Bigham, Bobby Wolfe, Cecil
McCoy, Ermon Harper, Lawerence Garcia, David Rivas, Felix Sanchez, Gordon Steele.
Bottom Row: Rena Davis, l!arka Peterson, Joanne Hickman, llrs.
&ni.th, Vadie Harris, Derylin Cooper, Charlotte Mobley.
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�Sth Grade: Back Row: D. Percell, G. Yuser, L. Peterson, J.
Sower, D. I~~cCoy, D. t~euenschv~ander, M. Tafoya, R. Kelzy, J.
Montgomery, B. Squires, D. ifells, W. Martin, Y{. Gosney, G.
Powell.
Front Row: M. Harris, S. Carmack, E. Marris, D. Harper, B. McIntyre, G. Boulden, P. Tafoya, w. Peterson, E. Crowell.
6th Grade: Back Row: C. Weddle, M. Bigham, J. Cavendar, S.
Morrison, J. Temple, G. !~per , S. Snooks, F. Revis , J. Monger,
s. Hickman, Mrs. Short.
Second now: A. Davis , M. Thompson, B. Hayden, J. Wells, H. Rodriquez, J. Snooks, J. Holt, J. Monger, B. Carpenter, R. Martinez,
M. Metz.
��Fourth Gradel
Top Row1 L. to R.a lirs. Ostwald1 R. ~!orton1
K. Payne 1 s. Longwell, G. Amon1 II. Lelds1 J. llarshall, s.
Cundiff1 R. Go!f1 G. Cooper, L. Van Dusen1 )(. Horrison1 c.
Revis1 s. JlcVicker1 l!. Carpenter, J. Neuenschwander, s. Jlay!ield1 B. J. Weber1 E. Powell.
Third Grade, 1st Rowa J. Reed, u. Bigham., s. Carmack., s. llullen1
B. llattes., De R. Rodriquez., B. Archuleta., H. Wells_, B. Holt, Se
Thompson.
2nd Rows )Irs. Folscm, L. Killenback1 J. Harper., D. Kesselring., L.
Grady_, P. llcVicker, R. Kelly, Ee Tafoya., J. Holt., R. Wells, De
sower.
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Second Grade 1 Back Row1 L. to R.
II. Lewis1 E. Birch1 N. Powell
G. Purcell1 E. Edwards., P. Davenport, B. Carpenter, A. Harris1
w. Humniston1 J. Cooper, D. Gosney1
Bottcm Rowa K. llorrison1 L. Webber 1 A. :Murrey., L. Jlu1lins 1 L.
Sower., K. James., D. Grush1 Kiss Green.
First Gradel Back Row1 L. to R.a Ge Berry1 F. Goff1 S. Carmack1
J. Payne1 H. Carpenter, J. Jl.arti.n1 D. eiser1 De Jenld.n8 1 Lou
Pcma.1 G. Grady1 Se Longwell 1 Be Hyden1 C. Carmack1 L. llorrisone
Bottom Rowa De Purcell., s. Lewis 1 c. l!cint,re1 D. • Thcma.s1
A. Baker1 P • Stephenson, J. Sower, P. Killenbeck 1 R. Lhippert1
L. Archu1eta1 R. Archuleta, :Mrs. JJayi'ield.
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�������HIGH SCHOOL
GRADE SCHOOL
The school and
the community extend their thanks
and appreciation to
the members of
the
BOARD OF EDUCATION
f o r their untiring
efforts
in behalf
of the
Bayfield
Public School.
CECIL W. SOWER
Bayfield
Secretary
4 years
FRANK WOMMER, JR.
Columbus
Bayfield
Treasurer
2 years
President
4 years
CHARLES B. COOPER
Pargin
Bayfield
President
3 years
Treasurer
2 years
��Another school year has come to a
close, and I take this opportunity
to congratulate those whose efforts
have helped to make the year a successful one.
The pupils l'ho have conscientiously
put forth their best efforts to gain
profitable experiences both in scholastic and activity fields will find
themselves amply repaid by what they
have achieved. Of no less value arP.
the records of perfect attendance.
Promptness and dependability contribute much to one's success in any field
of endeavor.
Special commendation is due those
students who have forwarded the athletic program of the school by~tend
ance at games and by membership in the Pep Club and the "B" club.
To the students who have made this issue of the WOLV~RINEfue unusually fine annual that it i~ and to the students assigned to the staff of
the school paper we extend our thanks. Both the annual and the
paper
serve to inform our patrons and friends of our work.
I am sure that I express the sentiments of both the students andfue
community when I commend the teaching staff for what has been
accomplished. Eouipment and supplies in themselves are of no value in the
furthering r::f pupil advancement unless the school is staffed with competent
and sympathetic teachers. In this respect we are unusually fortunate.
To the parents for their enthusiastic support we are deeply indebted; and I am certain that the students will often recall the
unselfish
spirit of the ladies of Bayfield and its environs for the important part
they have so consistently taken in the donation and the preparationr:ffood
for both school and community suppers.
Tc the class of 1951 we are indeed grateful. You have been both good
students and good citizens. May the coming yearstring you muchruccessa1d
all that is spiritually fine and worthwhile.
Sincerely and cordially yours,
t?<f- :{~J'o/'7-d:-
��CLYDE M. MALONE
Geometry
General Science
Physics
.Algebra II
Business Arithmetic
FAY E. PETERSON
Junior Sponsor
English I, II, III, IV
Spanish II
Dramatics
DAN L. McTAGGART
Superintendent
Senior Sponsor
Music
FRANCES L. JENKINS
Sophomore Sponsor
F .H.A. Sponsor
Biology
Algebra
Home Economics I & II
INA C. MARTIN
F.B.L.A. Sponsor
Typing I, II
Bookkeeping
Shorthand
Business English
JOSEPH E. MICHAELS
Freshmen Sponsor
Coach
Civics
World Relations
World History
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�JIDIE MARTIN
Secretar.r ot Senior Class
Pep Club-3
Cburleader-1
Muaic-2
Annual-l
FBU-1
Purple and Gold-2
Junior Pl.&y-1
Senior Pl.q-2
Fine Arts Pl.&y-1
Fine Arta-1
Scicce Club-1
ROBERT NORRIS
Stadmt Councll-2
Muaic-1
Annual-~
Purple and Gold-1
Scimce C1ub-2
Junior Play-1
Fine Arta-1
Scout.a-1
Atbletica-3
"8" C1ub-3
President Senior Class
~NE'nl MONTGOKERI
Vice-Preaidct of Senior Class
Muaic-2
Atbl.tica-4
11 8 11 C1ub-3
Purple and Gold-1
4-H-2
Junior Pl.q-1
Senior Play-1
FineArta-2
LA VERNE OOWER
Studmt Council-2
Pep Club-4
Annual.-2
P'BLA-1
Purple and Go1d--2
4-H-5
Cheerleader-)
Junior Play-l
Senior Play-1
Fine Arta-4
JCIIlLI HABRisal
stadct Couocil-1
ADimal.--2
rBLA-l
Purple and Go1c1-l
Science Club-2
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�VERA HOil.AR SAPP
Pep Club-4
Music-1
F'ineArt.s-1
FHA-1
CECELIA CUNDIFF
Pep Clu~-2
Muaic-2
Annual-1
FBLA-1
F'HA-1
4-H-4
!'ineArta-2
JEAN WELlS
BARBARA McCOY
Pep Club-3
Kuaic-2
Annual-1
FBLA-1
4-H-7
Smior Pla7-l
FineArt.a-1
MARTHA SHlWWfER
Pep Club-4
Kuaic-4
PB.AHCES ALBRIGHT
Pep Club-4
Muaic-3
Armual.-1
S.Cret&l7 or FBLA-1
Purple and Gold-1
Junior Plq-1
Fine Arh-2
Annual.-1
PBLA-1
Purple and Gold-2
Cheerleader--3
4-H--6
Junior Pla7-l
S.Uor Plq--1
Fine Arta-4
student Council-1
Music-2
Annual.-2
FBU-1
Purple and Gold--3
Pep Club-4
Senior Play-1
Fine Art.a Pla7-l
Conceaaiooa--4
Fi.neArt.a-2
��HEAL SNOOKS
"B" Club--.3
Athletica-4
Muaic--1
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BETTY S~SON
Pep Club--.3
Mu.sic-2
FBLA-1
Purple and Gold-2
Fine Arta Pl&;y-1
Science Club--1
NOEL PETERSON
Muaic-2
Athletica-.3
BARBARA WELLS Secretary of "B" Club
4-H-2
Pep Club--.3
oScouta-4
Muaic--4
FineArta-1
Annual-1
Science Club-1
FBLA-1
J\D1ior rlay--1
Purple and Gold--1
S.U.or Play-1
Caoceaaiona--.3
Fine Arts Play-1
Fine Arta-4
JAMES SQUIRES
Muaic-2
Annual--1
Athletice-4
•B" Club--.3
4-H-6
Scouta-5
Janior Pla;r--1
Senior Pla;r--1
.SCieoce Club--1
FineArte-2
JIMMY RUTHERFORD
WIIJU. WELLS
Pep Club--.3
Music-4
Annual-1
FBLA-1
Purple and Gold--1
Conceseione--.3
FineArta-4
Student Council-1
Muaic--2
Annual-1
Athletica-4
'FBLA-1
Scouta-.3
Senior Pl&;r-2
Fine Arta-2
Scieoce Club--2
FRANCES PARKS
Pep Club--4
Muaic-2
FBLA-1
Purple aod Gold-1
Fine Arte-2
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�We started our long march toward learning September 2, 1939 with
Miss McDonald as our teacher. We had a good time learning our A, B, C 1 s.
Our class consisted o£ twelve boys and twelve girls; o£ those twenty
£our boys and girls, only eight are le£t of the original class. These
are: Bob, Kenneth, June, Jeanie, LaVerne, Betty, Martha, and Merle. Then
came the second grade with Miss Jacobson as our teacher. Our £avorite
pastime was teasing her about her boy friend. We started the third grade
with Mrs. Shields as our teacher. This was the year o£ Pearl Harbor and
all o£ the boys were wishing that they could grow up and be soldiers. In
the fourth grade we were so mischievous that we had two substitutes to
give Mrs. Shields a rest.
They were Mrs. Grush and Mrs. Worrall. This
year Jimmy Squires £rom Breen was a new addition to our class.
In the
sixth grade every thing was the same as in the fifth grade, same games,
same people, same teacher. The seventh grade was our hardest year so far,
but it was made easier by Mrs. Worrall, our teacher tor that year. During
our eighth year, we thought we were pretty bot stu£f.
We moved over to
the high school where our teacher was Mr. Hinds for the £irst semester
and Mrs. James for the second semester.
La Verne was valedictorian and
Merle salutatorian at our graduation.
The freshman year in high school started out with an almost unbearable initiation by the sophomores.
The torture lasted for a whole week.
Oh 1 We will get to do the same thing next year to the incoming freshmen--we thought! The new members of our class this~arwere: FrancesAlbright
Cecelia Cundiff, Clarence Monger, Frances Parks, Jimmy Rutherford, Wilma
and Barbara Wells, and Vera Hollar.
In the sophomore year it was our turn to dish it out, but this year
we only got to initiate the freshmen one night. Mrs. Peterson was, again
our sponsor.
The junior year started with some new faces showing up for classes.
This year Mr. McTaggart was our sponsor.
We gave our first class play
which went over with a big bang! We also honored the Senior class
by
giving them a big banquet and prom. So far in our march toward learning,
this has been the biggest year o£ them all.
We began the senior year the 5th of September, 1950.
Boyl Are we
glad because the march is almost over as £ar as high school is concerned.
Mr. McTaggart is our sponsor again, and we all think that he is tops.
Archie Phelps joined us from Ignacio, where he went to school last year.
To top it all, we are planning a sneak trip to Old Mexico,if we can raise
enough money.
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would all meet, back in dear old B. H. s., and see bow the world had
treated us.
LA VERNE SOWER was the first one to show up. She had hired Rose
Anne Wells to be her baby sitter. She invited us all out to her home
for dinner the next day. You see, she now has 12 children, and
her
father-in-law, who always was a good carpenter, built on three new
rooms to her one-room shack.
Next, BARBARA McCOY came drivingup in a new Cadillac. The chauffeur was JIMMY RUTHERFORD. Barbara said that they bad been working
together for a long time. Jimmy18 the president of the Be Bop Bubble
Gum factory now, but drives Barbara around in his spare time.
Who's that cowboy that is walking in? Ohl It's CLARENCE MONGER.
He says he's working on JIMMY S~UIRES 1 cattle ranch down at Ignacio.
And there's Jimmy, tool
Who is that with him? Gosbl I never could
tell those Ignacio girls apart!
JUNE MARTIN called and saidshe would be a little late. You see,
she isthe head nurse in Bayfield's Humane Society. From what I hear,
she likes her job very much.
She and I always were a lot for puppy
love, but she's made he~s a career.
KENNETH MONTGOMERY just came in from a plane trip from his home
in Hollywood. He has taken Fred Asta1re 1 s place in the dancing world
and has become quite famous under the name of Twinkle-Toes Willie.
I found out the story behind the scandal among our 1951 graduating class. Back in 1958, ARCHIE PHELPS discovered his wife, BARBARA
WELLS, bad been stepping out with MERLE HARRISON.
It seemed
that
Archie threw his harmonica at Merle and it gave him amnesia. Merle
still thinks he is the only boy of the 1951 Senior class who had str•
ight F 1 s.
Ever so often, Bayfield's residents see the "Old School Bus"
going all over the country.
But it's not basketball trips any more.
It's FRANCES ALBRIGHT and Alfred hauling their family to the picture
show and back.
WILMA WELLS is still following Martin around to all the basketball games. He is star center on the La Boca Town Team and the roek
she is wearing shows that she is not following him aroundtbrnotbing.
VERA and Dan Sapp telephonedme last night that they wouldbe here
today. They have a verysuccessfUl tourist courtat North Main Street,
Gem Village.
FRANCES PARKS has been a busy gal now that the big uranium man
used his new invention for finding uranium two feet below ground, to
discover a mine on her property.
The man is NOEL PETERSON, and he
has also discovered Miss Parks' personality.
BOBBY NORRIS came from Colorado Springs to join us. Hecamedown
on the D&RG Super Chief. In 1953, he went to Telegraphy School, but
the only work be could find was the job of pushing a band car up and
down the tracks.
He will have to watch out for the batchelor girls
around town though, after he's developed all that muscle.
I stopped in at BETTY STEPHENSON's Moderne Beauty Shoppe this
morning and saw JEANIE WELLS.
She invented a nn kind of permanent
wave and Betty was trying it out on her, but with disastrous results.
Jeanie sure looks funny now that her hair has turned green.
Last, but not least, MR. McTAGGART arrived. He introduced us to
his bride. She has the sweetest southern accent. Mr. McTaggart has
been the superintendent of the Bayfield Schools since 1950.
Well, now that all the Seniors are here, guess I had better get
back down to the office. As editor of the Bayfield He~fld,~I'll have
to see that this reunion makes the top headl1n••· ~~ ~~
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will my privilege of going to the army to Edwin
TSc~Ei:ld~ I hope he enjoys it. Also I want to willall my girlfriends
from the Wagon Wheel to Dutch Wells especially the blonde.
I lJt~ ~. wil\ my front seat in study hall to Jimmy Mohney.
I know he wants to be close to the teachers.
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so he can be all-star next year.
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, will a certain negative or Mr. Michaels and
g~~udwig.
his
Mason can use it as black mail in Civics Class.
I,)-~ (f~ , w11111\Y literary talent to Tommy Richards so he '11
use a pen the proper way.
I~- ;? ~~~, will Derylin to Cecil McCoy.
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I hope she doesn't
, will my Cadillacto Mr. Michaels to goto Ignacio.
"V-1~-*ll"'ill my immense
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scrub boys.
height of 6 1 6" to Henry Ounditf.
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will my habit of day dreaming to Joanne Hickman.
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will my harmonica to James Mobley since he is so
, will Martin and his two pals to Mr. Michaela for
I.~ ~ , will my ab1li ty to get along w1 th Goldie Wells
to Kenneth Campgell.
will my smile and dimples to Arthur Kinsman.
will my rollar skating abilityto Edward Percell.
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to Kenneth McCoy,
the
poor boy
I,~~~will my love for dear old Bayfield Highto Melvin
Haga.
Also I 1 fi wii"'l the Dypsy to anyone who'll take it.
I,~~, will Spooks to Nina and Dutch. P.Lease change him
often.
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, will my Biology workbook to the Junior boys since
they get s~~h~easure from using it.
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though I 1m sure she already has what it takes.
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has always se~~d so worried about having one.
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Billy Edward
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Kinsman Jones Percell Peterson Richards
Nina
Dwight Carol Jimmy
2nd Kenneth James
Rowse Mohney Squirea
McCoy
Mobley Ward
Earl
Frankie
R. V. Melba
Jrd Charles Kenneth
Goff
Camobell Cobb Cundiff Cable Harris
Martin
Sam
Dorothy
4-th Helen Victor
Brown Neuenschw~nder Stephenson Landreth Hollar
Class Officers
President
Nina Squires
Vice-President
Kenneth Campbell
Secretary
Hilda Peterson
Treasurer
Jimmy Mohney
Sponsor
Mrs. Peterson
Compliments of
POW WOW Federated Club
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Juniors have three FBLA officers.
Juniors have four on the first team.
Juniors have five on the second team.
l4 JUiilors have one on the conference team.
t>.J JUiilora have two of the Cheer Leaders. They
have been cheer leaders for three years.
(I Juniors gave a Valentine dance that was a
ft b!g sueeeaa.
Juniors have two officers in the FHA.
~ Juniors have the Purple and Gold editor.
~ JUniors have one in the mixed quartette.
~ Juniors won the Annual subscription conteat.
~ Bill~ Jones was the Captain.
e! Juniors have the Assistant editor, the Sporta
editor, and three typists on the Annual Staff.
~ Juniors have two on the Honor Roll that have
bien on it every time.
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Goldie
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Henry
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Wylie
Carmack
Mary Joyce
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President
Nancy Rutherford
Vice President
Dutch Wells
Secretary-Treasurer
Roberta Pierson
Sponsor
Mrs. Jenkins
Sophomore Successes
Sophomores have one boy in basketball.
Sophomores gave a turkey raffle; Goldie
won the turkey.
Sophomores have all 'four Junior Cheer
leaders in their class.
Sophomores have three on the Annual Staff.
Sophomores have two people who have been
on the Honor Roll every time.
Sophomores have threeof the FHA officers
In their class.
Welding & Re pa ir
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Cecil
McCoy
Mason
Ludwig
Charlotte Gordon Nina
Felix
Mobley
Steele Withers Sanchez
BOTTOM Vadie
Joanne
Marka
Bobby Jimmie
Harris Hickman Peterson Wolf Withers
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C1aaa Officers
President
Rena Davis
Vice Preddent
Mason Ludwig
Secretary
Derylin Cooper
Treasurer
Joanne Hi clonan
Sponsor
Mr. Michaels
John
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Rena
DaTis
Clark
Gilbert
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Cooper Garcia
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Freshmen Findings
Freshmen managed to. get five boys on the first
or second teams.
Fre sbmen brought home our only trophy, the eonsolation trophy from the Junior High Tournament.
Freshmen have the FHA !other as one of their
parents.
Freshmen have the secretary of the FHA.
Freshmen have one in the mixed quartette.
Freshmen have four on this year 1 s Annual Staff.
Freshmen have a very good record; of those
graduating from the eight g:rade only th:ree
d1dnt come to High School. One of these moved
away.
Freshmen have three that have been on the
Honor Roll every time.
• Freshmen are all enrolled in Music.
��Back Row: GeneYa Ryan, Dan Townsend, Kenneth Ludwig, Lorin Carmack, Jack
Carmack, Lee Knickerbocker, Cecil Sower, Betty Ann Abernathy, Ellen Kinsman,
Jewel La Platt, Front Row: Kate Powell, N~ble Wells, Winifred Walker,
Marjorie Bigham, June Carmack, Leona Knickerbocker, Gertrude Sower, Vola
Norris, Mildred Humiston, Sarah Lou Davis.
ALUMNI HISTORY
1913---------------4 graduate•
Between the yeara 1913 and 1925,
there was no graduating class siaee
the highest grade was the tenth
grade. The Sophoaorea didn't aoye
yery fast, did they?
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1925---------------6 graduates
1926---------------7 graduates
1927--------------12 graduates
1928---------------2 graduates
1929---------------7 graduates
1930---------------6 graduates
1931--------------15 graduates
1932--------------10 graduates
1933--------------10 graduates
1934--------------15 graduates
1935--------------14 graduates
1936--------------20 graduates
1937--------------14 graduates
1938--------------21 graduates
1939--------------16 graduates
1940--------------18 graduates
1941--------------20 graduates
1942----------~---18 graduates
1943--------------15 graduates
1944--------------11 graduates
1945--------------10 graduates
1946--------------17 graduates
1947--------------10 graduates
1948--------------14 graduates
1949--------------17 graduates
1950--------------10 graduates
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Merle Jan:1es, Owner
��BAYFIELD
Bayfield is a way out west,
That's where the friendship is the best,
When you walk down the street
There's someone there to greet
You with a smile
To make the dreary day
Seem more worth while.
AhJ Bayfield is the town for me.
If ever we parted
I should long for thee.
This little town among the water spills
With silver lakes and pine clad hills.
With farma of cattle, horse and sheep
And grassy mountains OhJ so steep
Where children love to play all day
And sorrow or pain ne'er come their way.
Then let me always be near Bayfield
For thia one urge will I never yield
May it always stay the selfsame way
As 'twas in my childhood day.
-Betty Mcintyre
Sc.cJee.
Mernot-IC.S
Ma-- PtL- Ho,.-tense-11 i I,ee.,tG-o..t-y - Female Sheriff-L.eke
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Siftce. 1886
0\lranao, Colorado
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in Memory of
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by P. T. A.
Custodian
B£HlND THE 5[ENES
Compliments of
BAYFIELD PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
��Gayle
Jeananne
Wanda
First Row
Donnie
Moses
David
Mr. Michaels
Floyd
Jimmy
Second Row
Ji.Dmy
Dick
Billy
Stanley
Butch
y Marach
Mary Kelly, Ethel Smith, Evelyn Crowell,
First
Fourth
Sixth
Eighth
Ila Ostwald, Christel Largent, Eva Mair, Alta Parks
Seventh
Third
Fifth
Second
Durango, Colorado
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�Connie W. Stanley S.
Ben L.
Jewel M.
Stanley M. Ray C.
Top Row
Terry N.
Robert L.
Deanne W.
Janet W.
Jerry M.
Shirley C.
DaTid P.
David M.
H. Mathew B.
Benrly w.
Allene D.
JiiiiBly T.
ird Row
JiiDIIly s.
Billy S.
Junior T.
Donnie Me.
Betty Me. Mary T.
Nancy Me
Pauline T. ~~.r·
Myrtle
Wade
G.
Jerry M.
Barbara W.
Billy C.
Dnid N.
Gordon P.
Gayle B.
Floyde W.
David P.
Freda B.
Wanda P.
La VollJle G.
Dick W.
La Vonne Me.
Wayne .M. Sondra C.
Leonard P. George W.
Lee C.
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��Top Row
Thomas H.
James R.
Second Row
:twendolyn c.
Myrna B.
Helen W.
:::arrol M.
Berlinda A.
Ray w.
Donald s.
Jackie s.
Leonora G
Sharon c.
Jimmie w.
Third Row
Arvin P.
Elizabeth
Doris K.
Jimmie H.
Betty H.
Bottom Row
Lois L.
Silva June M.
Leonard K.
-flflll GR"DE
Stanley C. Elmer P.
Janeanne N.
Robert G. Sandra Me. Marie M.
lUllard G. Bette G.
Marvin G.
Margret N.
Jack H.
Eddie S.
Marvin L.
Jerry J.
Janet R.
51XTH GRADE
Mary L.
Gene G.
Patsy W.
Moses M.
Lloyd G.
LaVina w.
��Top Row
Roberta L.
Donald M.
Phyllis K.
Sharon L.
David J.
Wayne K.
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Wilfred M.
Helen W.
Second Row
Thomas M.
Carolynne Me.
Billy H.
Freddie G.
Julian M.
Carolyn C.
Tommy B.
Susan C.
Martin ~. Paul D.
Doris B. Emma E.
Jetta C. Katherine
Third
Janet
Patsy
James T.
Eugene B.
David W.
Betty W.
Bottom Row
Karen S.
Darlene P.
Rayman P.
Daymon P.
Lawerence M.
T~IRD GRAD£
Bonnie C.
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Nina P.
Lucille C.
Keith J .
Rfif··~=~~t t~~gn"M.
Dan G.
Fred K.
Lonnie S.
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Vivian R.
Eugene B.
Donna R.
Royce s.
La Verne A.
RADE
Barry L. Carol L.
Jeffrey L. Evelyn R. Windell f'. Connie L.
Chris M. John M.
Janet M.
Carole T. Michael T.
Cecil w.
Danny W. Frankie G. Celina G. Don Lee G. Mike H.
ToDI!Ily J.
Jimmy H. Sharon H. Leslie G. Jimmy D.
Frances C. Donald B.
Back Row
John Me.
Phillip S.
Jimmy P.
Gary s.
Bennie J.
Danny L.
Lucas M.
Middle Row
Leah Rae B.
Joyce w.
Penny M.
Eleanor M.
Sharon s.
Margaret T.
Sally G.
Inez T.
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Ruth H. Sandra Me •
Eve.lyn H.
Karen P •
Harvey C·
Judy Me.
Earlene B.
Vadona G.
Marlene H.
Kenneth M.
SECOND
GRADE
VULCANIZ.IHG & RETREADING
P. R. Bukovec
MODELTIRE STORE
Phone 405
1162 Main
Durango, Colorado
Kan.LE - NicHoLs WOOL a: HrDE Co.
Your Complete Farm Supply Store
9th and R.R.
Durango, Colorado
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L. C. McCOY and SONS
DR. GEORGE A. BONELLI
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DURANGO COlO.
����First Row
Martin
Noel
Jilllllly
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Archie
Edward
Jia
Second Row
R. V.
Jillllly
Dutch
Clark
Mason
Bobby
Firat Row
Billy
Edward
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Vietor
.Mr. Michaels
Heal
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Archie
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Bayfield, Colorado
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Dutch
Lawrence
Sam
Kenneth
Noel
Billy
Felix
Martin
Kenneth
Jimmy
Mr. Michaels
Mr. Michaels
Edward
Tommy
Victor
Jimmy
Kenneth
R.V.
Gordon
Clark
Mason
John
Archie
Goldie
Charlotte
Bobbie
Joanne
Wilma
Bonnie
Vadie
Betty s.
Betty N.
Dorothy
Derylin
Mark a
Carol
June
Rrances P.
Frances A.
Rena D.
Nancy Rosemary Mary Joyce Earleen
Sponsored by PilE RIVER GRANGE
Martha LaVerne Hilda Nina
Bayrield, Colorado
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Ina C. Martin
Editor-in~hie!
.Usemblen
Jean Wells
Betty Stepheoson
Production KanagerAdvertising Sales
Cecelia Cundi!!
La Verne Sower
Bobby Norris
Jotm Bigh.all
Assistant Editor Sports Editon
Archie Phelps
Hilda Peterson Ji.Daie Mohne:r
Year Book Sales
Business Manager R. V. Cobb
J~ Rutherford
Merle Harrison
TOIIIIIY Richaris
Der)"lin Cooper
Literary Editor
Publicity Director
Goldie Welle
Frances Albright Earl Cable
l:enny MontgOIIar)"
Bill:r Jones
AlUIIli Editor
June Martin
Class Editor
Grad• Editors
Art Editor
Jiaa,r Squires
Mar;r Joyce Darla Willla Wells
Kenneth Campbell
Gordon Steele
Barbara Welle Wylie Ca:rmack
Social
Jerr:r N8llll8ll
Marka Peterson
Martha
Victor Neuenschllander
T;ypiats
Merle Harrison
Nina Squires
Frances Albright
Wil.llla Wells
Barbara Wells
Barbara McCo:r
Martha Shelhamer
Earl Cable
La Veme Sower
C 0 MP L I ME N T S
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13RYFIELD
HOTEL
Mrs. Howard IJartin, Ovmer
Bayfield, Colorado
VA LLEY ELECT~IC
Westinghouse Appliances
House Wiring
Radio Sales and Service
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Wilma
Martha
Rena
First row
Archie
Bobby
Edward
Neal
Ienneth
ToiiiiD}'
Clarence
Victor
Sam
Billy
Fifth row
Earl
Jimmy
Billy Ray
Bobby
Jimmy
Gordon C~cil
Frank
John
Clark
Felix
FROSTY SAYS
CHAOME in and
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TAKE
some home
SOF'T ICE CREME
Fourth row
Rosemary
Jeanie
Nancy
Barbara
Rena
Martha
Charlotte
Goldie
Derylin
Frances
Melvin
Marka
Earleen
Third row
Noel
Grace
Nina
La Verne
Nina
Helen
Joanne
Second row
Dutch
R. V.
Jimmy
Jimmie
James
Kenneth
Dwight
Martin
Mason
Kennie
Lawrence
Wilma
Vadie
Bonnie
Mary Joyce
Mr. McTaggart
F~OSTY MOUNTAIN
1221 !lain .&venue
Durango, COlorado
��The 1950 School
Christmas program was
a ausical pantomime
presented inoonnection
with the High School
Music Departaent and
with the help or others
in the school.
T h e Christmas
angels, the Nativity
scene, and the Visit
of the Wise Men and
the Shepherds were outstanding.
1st. Row
2nd. Row
Jrd. Row
Richard Lee
George Dodson
Donald Wilson
Gary .Amon
Sammy Hickman
Earnest Tafoya
Berlinda Archuleta
Ruth Archul.eta
Billy Ray Dodson
Myron Luthi
Bobby Wolf
Dolores Martinez
Leon Archuleta
Eugene Berry
Leon Wilson
Morris Kelly
Rupert Archuleta
Gladys Grady
These people from various grades
were absent on the day the clas•
pictures were taken.
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and LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE
FARM LOANS
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DURANGO,COLORADO
��This ~ was presented Decemberl, 1951 by the
Class of "52 • The recipe they used turned out to
be a great success. It i~ as rollows:
J cups or comedy
Spiced with romance
FAITH, HOPE, and FLARITY
Unique costuming
Delightrul sayinge
Mixed together and practiced well
us $140.
Scene: living room,
Senior
Crazy Canyon Ranch,
located in
nor~h
central Arizona.
Cast
Georgia Thayer
La Verne
Miss Prim
Barbara
Anne Payson
Martha
Peter Sheldon
Archie
Wild-Eyed Willie
Kenneth
Minnie Winnie
Ninnie1Wilma
Standing Cow
Jimmy R.
Pla.y
Jim Courtney
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June
Elijah Stockbond
Jimmy
Phoebe Stockbond
Jeanie
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Georgia's uncle,
which
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the living roomr Indians
wandering in and ou~ and
outlaws posing as dude~
plus a touch of romance
and hilarityJ make this
DURANGO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. play truly The Mystery
of Crazy Canyon Ranch.
Durango, Colorado
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Kenneth
Nina
Martha
Dorothy
Frances
Jeanie
Frances
Carol
Hilda
Billy Ray
Third row
Merle
Dwight
Wylie
Charles
Earl
Jimlde
Martin
R.V.
Arthur
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Wil..ma
June
Betty
Melba
Cecelia
LaVerne
Barbara
Barbara
Helen
Frankie
J1mmie
BASIN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO., INC.
Phone 019Rl
SALE EVERY THURSDAY
Durango. Colorado
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Cecelia, Hilda, Bonnie, Vadie, Nancy, Derylin.
Sitting: Mrs. Jenkins, Helen, Charlotte, Rosemary, Mary Joyce, Rena
Goldie, Mrs. Davis.
FHA CALEBDAR
aov. 14 Chapter Installed
by Ignacio girls.
Dinner
" 28 Spanish
Speaker and Dancers
Dee. 12 Christmas Party
Games, dancing, rood
Jan. 23 English Tea. Speaker,
Mrs. Dan Townsend.
Feb. 27 International Day
Speaker, Mrs. Craig
who has traveled a lot.
Mar. 27 Norwegian Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Vintland,
speakers.
Apr. 24 Mother-Daughter
Banquet.
Futu.re Homema.kers
The local chapter was organized in
Bayrield, Nov. 14, 1950. The orricers
elected were:
President .•••••••• Carol Rowse
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[132] p. : ill. ; 27.5 cm.
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����J'f ~or
f i l i ( i l e .ea.ching fm a dedication
V
this mem'ry book of ours,
My mind just wandered aimlessly,
And I wracked my bra in for hours
To find a worthy subject,
That everyone could use;
One, that if once we find,
Is very hard to lose.
r/J.~nd
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to the many "udenb leaving
the others left behind,
I chose our glowing FUTURE
Held dear in every mind.
Our past is also dear to us
With memories untold,
Of the many carefree moments spent,
That never can grow old.
$
ut think not of paot •weet mem'tie.,
Just open wide your door,
For what's left for us is the FUTURE
And not what has gone before.
Our FUTURE holds the treasures,
The hopes, and all the dreams.
And only we can make the molds
To build the best of schemes.
~mane<
what may come to you,
Or on what path you tread,
forget your many failures,
Just find the goals ahead.
That's why I chose our FUTURE,
For it can never die.
It's up to you to reach your goal,
You students of Bayfield High.
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WARREN G. DOESKEN
Junior Sponsor
Geometry
Algebra
Business Sociology
MARIE L. FLOYD
Freshman Sponsor
F. H. A. Sponsor
Chemistry
General Science
Home Economics
DAN L. MeT AGGART
Superintendent
Music
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FAY E. PETERSON
Senior Sponsor
Pep Club Sponsor
English
Spanish
Dramatics
JOSEPH E. MICHAELS
Coach
Sophomore Sponsor
American History
World History
INA C. MARTIN
F. B. L.A. Sponsor
TyPing
Bookkeeping
Biology
�GRADE SCHOOL
EIGHTH GRADE
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F. B. L.A. - 2
"B" Club - 4
Music - 1
Athletics - 4
Paper Staff - 1
Senior Play
Senior President
BA ROSE CUNDIFF
F. B. L.A. - 2
Music - 2
Pep Club- 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 1
Senior Secretary
EARL W. CABLE
Music- 3
Senior Play
F. B. L.A. - 2
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 2
Senior Treasurer
KENNETH DALE CAMPBELL
F . B. L.A. - 2
"B" Club- 2
Music - 1
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Athletics - 3
Paper Staff - 1
Junior Play
Senior Vice - president
CAROL JOY ROWSE
F. H. A. - 4
F. B. L.A. - 2
Pep Club - 4
Music - 3
Annual Staff - 2
Paper Staff - 2
Junior Play
Senior Plav
�HELEN LOUISE BROWN
Music- 2
Junior Play
Senior Play
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Annual Staff - 1
F.H.A. -2
F. B. L.A. - 2
Pep Club- 3
CHARLES L. GOFF
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VICTOR L.
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Music - 1
Music - 3
Athletics - 3
Annual Staff - 1
Paper Staff - 1
Junior Play
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SAM C.
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"B" Club - 3
Athletics - 3
SEWARD MELVIN HAGA
"B" Club - 1
Athletics - 1
Music - 2
�JAMES A. MOHNEY
F. B. L.A. - 2
"B" Club - 4
Music - 3
Athletics - 4
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 3
Junior Play
Senior Play
NINA JEAN SQUIRES
F.B.L.A. -2
Junior Play
Senior Play
Pep Club- 4
Paper Staff - 4
Cheerleader - 3
Annual Staff - 2
Salutatorian
HILDA F AE PETERSON
F. H. A. - 2
F. B. L.A. - 2
Junior Play
Senior Play
Pep Club- 4
Paper Staff - 4
Annual Staff - 3
Cheerleader - 3
Valedictorian
MARTIN KAY LANDRETH
"B" Club - 4
F. B. L.A. - 2
Music - 2
Athletics - 4
Annual Staff - 1
Junior Play
Senior Play
R. V. COBB
F. B. L.A. - 2
Paper Staff - 1
"B" Club - 3
Music - 3
Athletics - 4
Junior Play
Annual Staff - 2
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�WILLIAM THOMAS RICHARD, JR.
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A thletics-4
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Junior Play
ARTHUR J. KINSMAN
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DANIEL EDWARD
PERCELL
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Junior Play
"B" Club-3
Athletics-3
JOSEPH FRANKLIN HARRIS
F. B. L.A. -2
Music-2
Paper Staff-1
DWIGHT W. WARD
Music-2
�We started our school in 1939 with Miss McDonald as our teacher. These people have come from the first
through the twelfth in this school:' Martin Landreth, Tommy Richards, Dwight Ward, Edward Percell, Kenneth
McCoy, Frank Harris, and R. V. Cobb.
Miss Jacobson taught us all we learned in the second grade. Remember when Tommy had to sit on the teacher's lap? Jimmy Mohney from Silverton joined us this year, and Billy Jones came from Alamosa.
In the third grade Mrs. Shields taught us. It was an uneventful year.
I guess we really were mean in the fourth grade. That year we learned the an of shooting spit wads. Mrs.
Sapp was our teacher. We bad four new pupils this year. They were Melba Cundiff from Missouri Center, Helen
Brown from Ignacio, Earl Cable from Falfa, and Nina Squires from Breen.
Boy, weren't we big in the fifth grade! We went upstairs, and had parties too. Mrs. Ostwald was our teacher. Charles Goff from Tiffany and Ruth Arnold from Moss enrolled this year.
In the sixth grade we were divided. Eight were in six "A" and the others were in six "B". Mrs. Worrall
taught six "A" and Mrs. Ostwald six "B". Kenneth Campbell from Mason, Alice Sanchez from Yellow jacket,
anaPaul Denton from Walsenburg joined us this year.
Mrs. Smith helped us through the seventh grade. We made $97 raffling a basket of food. This went for
Jlayground equipment. Hilda Peterson enrolled from Marvel, Sheila Pilon from Albuquerque, Melvin Jolmson
~om Wisconsin, Donnie Parks from Oregon, Lyndall Martin from Palisade, and Herman Prather from Clovis,
were here part of the year only. Bill Jones went to Durango.
Now for the eighth grade and graduation! Mrs. Morris gave us good enough grades to graduate with. Victor
Neuenschwander and Hilda Peterson tied for Valedictorian. Victor Neuenschwander came here from California,
Agnes Geisler from Denver and returned.
We went through the ninth grade with a bad reputation. We hope we have improved, teachers. We had a
rouRh time the night of our initiation. Mr. O'Toole was our sponsor. Sam Hollar, Melvin Haga, and James
Mo6ley enrolled from Moss. Jack Steele came here from Columbus, Nadine Smart from Pargin, and Josephine
Peeler from Red Mesa. Ruth Amole went to Aztec.
When we were sophomores it was our tum to "dish it out" to the "freshies". Mr. Evans was our ball playing
sponsor. We had two new pupils, Arthur Kinsman from Fountain, and Dick Lee from Durango. Paul Denton went
to Durango. Josephine Peeler went to Farmington.
Our junior year our play, "Faith, Hope, and Flarity," was a high success. The next thing was our annual
Junior-Senior Prom which gave everyone a very good time. Mrs. Peterson was our sponsor. We had three new
pupils this year. They were Carol Rowse from Ignacio, Carol Maine from California, Billy Jones from Durango.
Carol Maine left at the end of the year to California, and Alice Sanchez went to Ignacio.
A_t last our final year is here and the final step is almost taken. We had our play, "Here Comes Charlie",
early m the year so we could see if we had enough money to take a sneak. James Mobley joined the Air Force
and Billy Jones went to Durango. Still to come is the Junior-Senior Prom, which all the seniors can sit back and
enjoy. Sometime before the end of the year, will be the senior trip, Senior Day at Fort Lewis and various affairs
which give us "SeniOiitis". May 11, Baccalaureate will be held in the gym. And most important will be May
15, the day we will receive our diplomas.
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will my ball playing ability to Grace Kinsman.
will my ability to get along with Mr. Does ken
to Mason.
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will Earleen to Lawrence Garcia. Stop swooning Earleen.
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will my photography to Rena Davis. Get busy
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will my ability to get along with Mrs. Floyd
to Jerry Montgomery. He needs it.
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will my curly hair to Dickie Wells
will my absentee slips to Sondra Carmack.
will my appetite to Clark Gilbert.
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slowly clears away, and he sees that old "Father Time" ha~ moved his calendar .uP. to ~962. O~e
of the first scenes that meets his eye is a new-fangled helicopter, owned by milllonaue Melvill
Hag a, and flown by his ever-faithful pilot, Kenneth Campbell, who is also foreman of the Lunsford
Duae Ranch in New Mexico (which is strictly for single girls).
As that picture fades away, a new one takes its place .. Kenneth c.an't believe his ,eyes,--.-for television has finally reached Bayfield, and look who lS on the au. On Kenneth s favonte
station (Clint, Texas), are two young ladies that Kenny went to school with---Nina Squires and
Hilda Peterson, who are both advertising the "Hollywood 400 Club". It is owned by Martin
Landreth, Jimmy Mohney, and R. V. Cobb, who spend most of their time at the pool hall and let
the girls support them. By the way, the pool hall is owned by Frank Harris and Sons.
The picture changes a little, and Mr. McCoy finds himself on the main boulevard of Bayfield,
where several new businesses have been added. Kenneth almost bumps into a young man that he
soon recognizes as a former classmate. It's Dwight Ward, but no wonder that Kenneth didn't
recognizenim, as Dwight is just emerging fromHelenBrown's combined BeautySalon and Saloon.
He has just had Helen give him his monthly "toni". She really is doing a wonderful business in
both parts of her shop, and all the girls come in before having their pictures sent to the "400
Club."
As he walks on down the street, Kenneth sees a newsboy, whose face seems familiar. Well,
I'll be darned, it's Victor Neuenschwander and he's still got all that lung-power that he used so
much in BHS. Kenny decides to help out an old classmate, so he buys a paper to be polite, but
the minute he looks at it, he is glad he bought it. Take a look at those headlines! "Jet Ace,
Sam Hollar, shoots down his 20tli mig over Russia!" And look over here in the sports section I
"Famous athlete, Edward Percell wins mile sprint in the World Olympics" Kenneth can't resist
taking a look at the funnies before going on. It doesn't surprise him any to see that they have
changed in the past ten years, but he didn't expect Tommy Richards and Sons to take the place of
the "Captain arid the Kids", and Melba Cundiff to take the place of "Little Iodine" I Back to the
front page again, Kenneth sees that Carol Rowse is in the Navy Nurses Corps and is stationed in
Honolulu. Kenneth reads the church notes. In the first column is a picture of Arthur Kinsman,
founder and pastor of the Free-Methodist Church at Spring Creek Dance Hall. This way he gets a
lot of new members that are left over from the dance on Saturday night.
"Well, that's that", thinks Kenneth, and starts to throw the paper away, but before he has a
chance to, a young man runs up and begs him to gwe the paper to him. Kenneth immediately
recognizes the man as Earl Cable. Earl explairls that he has just built a new cafe and needs the
~ewspaper for wallpap~r. While Earl and Kenneth are still talking, another '52 graduate approaches
ill a bnght red convertible. It's Charles Goff, who has taken the place of Dr. Koplowitz, the famous eye-doctor in Durango. In his spare time, Charles takes out all the beauty operators in Helen
~rown's shop. "Well", Kenneth decides, "I guess it's time that I go to work". You see Kenneth
lS ~e tow~ Marshall, and ~e has to watch out .for these young helicopter drivers: Skipper Stock,
Eddie HoXIe, Johnny Cundiff, and Vance McVicker. On Sunday night they generally take their
girls, Marty Knickerbocker, Alice Carmack, Shirley S. and Leah Ray Bredahl to the show in Colorado Springs. Well, Kenneth, thanks for showing us the future but to tell the truth do you really
think this will all come true?
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JERRY NEWMAN
YMOND WELLS
President
BETTY NOBLE
Treasurer
ROBERTA PIERSON
Secretary
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had two on the football
team.
had two of the senior cheerleaders, and one of the
junior cheerleaders.
had four F. H. A. officers, and ten F. B. L. A.
members, one officer.
WYLIE CARMACK
MOM ..nt~ SARAH
EARLEEN McCOY
Vice-president
MARY ELLEN KINSMAN
NANCY
RUTHERFORD
ROSEMARY PURCELl BILLY RAY DODSON
HI-WAY CAFE
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�MASON
FRAZZINI
DERYUtv
COOPER
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STEELE
LAWRENCE
GARCIA
FELIX
SANCHEZ
VADIE
HARRIS
BOBBY
WOLF
GRACE
KINSMAN
SOPHOMORE SUCCI:SSES
SOPHOMORI:s had three on the first team in
basketball, two on the
second team, four of
whom were on the team
that went to Alamosa.
SOPHOMORI:s had two on the football team,
one of the senior cheerleaders.
SOPHOMORES had one F. B. L. A. officer,
two F. H. A. officers, the
F. H. A. mother is the
mother of a sophomore.
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PETERSON
JOHN
BIGHAM
SOPHOMORI:s had two in the double quartette, one on the honor
roll for the year, two of
the carnival hostesses.
SOPHOMORI:s had two on the annual staff,
two on the paper staff.
JOANNE
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CLARK
GILBERT
RENA
DAVIS
CECIL
McCOY
CHARLOTTE
MOBLEY
~rango's Most Cemplcte
Department Store- For The Entire Funily
Durango, Colorado
�JO ANN
POWELL
GORDON
POWELL
DONNIE
McCOY
SONDRA
CARMACK
WAYNE
MARTIN
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SOWER
BETTY
MciNTYRE
DICK
WELLS
WANDA
PETERSON
LaVONNE
McCOY
BILLY
SQUIRES
NANCY
McKINNEY
GEORGE
WISER
DAVID
PERCELL
GAYLE
BOULDEN
DAVID
NEUENSCHWANDER
LEE
CUNDIFF
BARBARA
WOMMER
JERRY
MONTGOMERY
MARY
TAFOYA
MYRON
LUTHI
LEONARD
PETERSON
JUNIOR
TAFOYA
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FRESHMEN FINDINGS
FRESHMEN had six on the football team,
three junior cheerleaders.
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basketball, all girls in Pep
Club.
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the i:louble quartette.
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Carmack - '41, Lee Knickerbocker-'39, Cecil Sower-'31, Betty Ann Abernathy-'48, Ellen Kinsman-'32,
Jewel Le Platt-'36. FRONT ROW: Kate Powell-'36, Noble Wells-'31, Winifred Walker-'39, Marjorie
Bigham-'35, JuneCarmack-'46, LeonaKnickerbocker-'39, Gertrude Sower-'34, Vola Norris-'30, Mildred
Humiston-'38, Sarah Lou Davis -'50.
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BACK ROW: Mr. McTaggart (sponsor), Neal Snooks, June Stephenson, Archie Phelps, Barbara
McCoy, Noel Peterson, Barbara Wells, Clarence Monger, Jeanie Wells, Kenneth Montgomery,
LaVerne Sower. FRONT ROW: Wilma Wells, Jimmy Rutherford, Martha Bergman, Bobby
Norris, Cecelia Cundiff, Merle Harrison, Betty Stephenson, Jimmy Squires, Frances Albright,
Frances Parks.
ALUMNI HISTORY
1913
4 graduates
Between the years 1913 and 1925,
there was no graduating class since
the highest grade was the tenth
grade. The Sophomores didn't
move very fast, did they?
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
6 graduates
7 graduates
12 graduates
2 graduates
7 graduates
6 graduates
15 graduates
10 graduates
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
10 graduates
15 graduates
14 graduates
20 graduates
14 graduates
21 graduates
16 graduates
18 graduates
20 graduates
18 graduates
15 graduates
11 graduates
10 graduates
17 graduates
10 graduates
14 graduates
17 graduates
10 graduates
20 graduates
Mrs. Jerome Le Platt
Graduate "45" and
future graduate~.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lands,
and Girls
Mrs. Lands graduated in
"45".
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FISHBACK STUDIO
1045 Main Ave.
Durango, Colorado
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GEORGE
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MARIE
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MARC 'lET
NEWMAN
MILLARD
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JANEANNE
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MOSES
MARTINEZ
DOROTHY
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BETTY GAYLE
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HELEN
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LOIS
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JACKIE
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LEONARD
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DOLORES
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JAMES
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BETTY
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RUTH
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BARTHOLOMEW
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BIGHAM
GWENDOLYN
CARMACK
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TONY
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LAWRENCE
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JESS HOLLAR
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MARION
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SHIRLEY SOWER
FRANKIE GEDNEY
TILLIE TAFOYA
LEROY BEAVER
ALICE CARMACK
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VERNON GRADY
JEWELL PURCELL
DON LIPPERT
MARILYN BERRY
NANCY HOTZ
TOMMY ANCELL
MARJORIE
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�These people from various grades were absent on the day the class pictures were taken. BACK
ROW: Teddy McKinnis, Donald Sower, Robert Luthi, Patsy Wemple, Barbra Cundiff, Viola
McKinnis. FRONT ROW: Jerry McKinnis, Caroline Hickman, Karen Asher, David Wemple,
Freddy Goff, John McKinnis, Charles Cundiff.
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Edward Percell. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Garcia, Dutch Wells, Jimmy Mohney, Felix Sanchez, and R.
v. Cobb.
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Dec. 15
Dec. 19
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Jan. 12
Jan. 18
Jan. 19
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Feb. 1
Feb. 2
Feb. 8
Feb. 9
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
Bayfield 30
Bayfield 51
Bayfield 24
Bayfield 43
Bayfield 24
Bayfield 43
Bayfield 40
Bayfield 51
Bayfield 45
Bayfield 39
Bayfield 48
Bayfield 73
Bayfield 54
Bayfield 41
Bayfield 51
Bayfield 51
Bayfield 37
Bayfield 57
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Dove Creek
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BACK ROW
Coach Michaels
Donnie McCoy
Junior Tafoya
David
Neuenschwander
Jimmy Sower
Melvin Haga
FIRST ROW
Dick Wells
Billy Squires
Clark Gtlbert
George Wiser
Gordon Steele
Hook-shot Mohney
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BACK ROW: Coach Michaels, Kenneth Campbell, Sam Hollar, Martin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy,
Tommy Richards, Melvin Haga. MIDDLE ROW: Dutch Wells, Mason Frazzini, David Neuenschwander,
Jimmy Sower, Jimmy Mohney, R. V. Cobb, Edward Percell. FRONT ROW: Wayne Martin, Clark
Gilbert, Wylie Carmack, Dick Wells, Donnie McCoy, and Gordon Powell.
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�FIRST ROW: Goldie Wells, Nancy Rutherford, Vadie Harris, Joanne Hickman, Freda Beuten,
Bonnie Landreth, Jo Ann Powell, Marka Peterson, Betty Noble, Derylin Cooper. SECOND
ROW: Nancy McKinney, Gayle Boulden, Carol Rowse, Mary Tafoya, LaVonne McCoy, Betty
Mcintyre, Charlotte Mobley, Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson. THIRD ROW: Rena Davis, Mary
Joyce Davis, Earleen McCoy, Roberta Pierson, Barbara Wommer, Wanda Peterson, Sondra
Carmack.
SPONSORED BY
"RAINBOW SERVICE STATION"
Groceries - Gas - Oil
Guaranteed "66" Batteries
and Lee Tires
Telephone 2299
Highway 160
BAYFI ELD> COLO~ADo
�BACK ROW: Coach Michaels, Edward Percell, Melvin Haga, Sam Hollar, Kenneth McCoy,
Tommy Richards, Martin Landreth, Kenneth Campbell. MIDDLE ROW: LawrenceGarcia, Jimmy
Sower, Felix Sanchez, Donnie McCoy, Mason Ludwig, Dutch Wells, Jimmy Mohney, R. V. Cobb.
FRONT ROW: WayneMartin, GordonSteele, DickWells, WylieCarrnack, DavidNeuenschwander,
Clark Gilbert, and Gordon Powell.
Tho $
Club may lncludo any
boy who has lettered in any sport.
The duties of the officers are:
President: To call a meeting,
to be held the first Friday of every
month, and to preside at the meetings.
Secretary: To attend to the
minutes of the organization.
MR. MICHAELS
Sponsor
MASON FRAZZINI
Secretary
The officers are elected once a
year at the beginning of the school
year.
The functions ofthe club are to
cooperate with the school administration in stimulating the athletic
program and in making it an integral
part of the curriculum. It further
sponsors benefits in order to raise
funds for the athletic program.
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was $949.40. One of the big attractions of the
evening was the group of hostesses consisting of
Rena, Mary Joyce, Rosemary, and Charlotte.
The clowns, Jimmy M., Billy J. , Tommy R.,
and R. V. , also provided some very fine entertainment. The sales from raffle tickets brought in
the most money, $248.64. The dance brought
in $133.28. Bingo brought in the large sum of
$197.35. The ousiness people from Bayfield,
Ignacio, and Durango were responsible for the
many beautiful prizes.
�F. H. A.
OFFICERS
President -------------------Betty Noble
Vice-President -----------Roberta Pierson
Secretary ------------------Carol Rowse
Treasurer --------------- Derylin Cooper
Historian ----------------Hilda Peterson
Parliamentarian------------ Goldie Wells
Song Leader------------- -Grace Kinsman
Reporter ---------------- Earleen McCoy
Advisor--------------- -Mrs. Elbert Floyd
Chapter Mother ----------Mrs. Elza Davis
STANDING: Rena Davis, Charlotte Mobley, Nancy Rutherford, Gayle Boulden, Marka Peterson,
Mary Tafoya, Barbara Wommer, La Vonne McCoy, Joanne Hickman, Helen Brown, Freda
Beuten, Sondra Carmack, Jo Ann Powell, Bonnie Landreth, Nancy McKinney, Vadie Marris,
Betty Mcintyre, and Wanda Peterson.
SEATED: Mrs. Davis, Grace Kinsman, Carol Rowse, Derylin Cooper, Earleen McCoy, Betty
Noble, Roberta Pierson, Goldie Wells, Hilda Peterson, and Mrs. Floyd.
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J)u.rango, Colo.
�IF. II3. IL .A.
BACK ROW: Billy Squires, Gordon Steele, Cecil McCoy, Earl Cable, Wylie Carmack, Manin Landreth, R. V.
Cobb, Jimmy Mohney, Edwin Scofield. MIDDLE ROW: Henry Cundiff, Kenneth Campbell, Dick Wells, Betty
Noble, Bonnie Landreth, Melba Cundiff, Hilda Peterson, Earleen McCoy, Jerry Montgomery, Mrs. Martin.
FRONT ROW: Nancy Rutherford, Rena Davis, Rosemary Purcell, Nina Squires, Goldie Wells, Mary Joyce Davis,
Helen Brown, Carol Rowse, and Kenneth McCoy.
President- -- ----- -- -- Nina Squires
Secretary------------ -Rena Davis
Treasurer--- ---------Helen Brown
Vice President----- - -- Betty Noble
Reporter - ----------Hilda Peterson
DURANGO
MERCANTILE
COMPANY
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GROCERS
�FACULTY ADVISOR
Ina C. Martin
EDITOR- IN -CHIEF
Hilda Peterson
ASSIST ANT EDITOR
Nancy Rutherford
ADVERTISING MANAGERS
Jimmy Mohney
Goldie Wells
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Nina Squires
SALES MANAGER
Earl Cable
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SPORTS EDITORS
Raymond Wells
Martin Landreth
R. V. Cobb
Mr. Michaels
LITERARY EDITOR
Betty Noble
ALUMNI EDITORS
Helen Brown
Rena Davis
ART EDITORS
Wylie Carmack
Sondra Carmack
Jerry Newman
Mary Ellen Kinsman
GRADE EDITORS
Melba Cundiff
Bonnie Landreth
CLASS EDITORS
Carol Rowse
Roberta Pierson
Joanne Hickman
Gordon Powell
CLASS SALESMEN
Carol Rowse
Bonnie Landreth
Lawtence Garcia
Sondra Carmack
TYPISTS
Nancy Rutherford
Carol Rowse
Nina Squires
Earl Cable
Marjorie
Knickerbocker
Alice
Carmack
Annual Queen
JUDY PURCELL
First Grade
Compliments of
Phone 2311
C.O.D.
Nancy
Hotz
Marilyn
Berry
�REPORTERS
Fay Peterson
Ina C . Martin
Helen Brown
Earl Cable
Wanda Peterson
Sondra Carmack
Joanne Hickman
Grace Kinsman
Carol Rowse
Nina Squires
Rosemary Purcell
ART DEPARTMENT
TYPISTS
Wylie Carmack
Sondra Carmack
Mary Ellen Kinsman
Dick Wells
Carol Rowse
Earl Cable
Melba Cundiff
Helen Brown
Nina Squires
CO-EDITORS
Earleen McCoy
Hilda Peterson
ADVISORS
BACK ROW: Hilda Peterson, Earleen McCoy, Sondra Carmack, Wanda Peterson, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Rosemary Purcell. MIDDLE ROW: Grace Kinsman,
Joanne Hickman, Carol Rowse, Melba Cundiff. FRONT ROW: Wylie Carmack,
Nina Squires, Helen Brown, Earl Cable.
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Melba Cundiff (Nora), Kenneth McCoy (Officer McvnHJ, 1.-aro1 Kowse (Aunt Fanny), Nina
Squires (Mrs. Smythe-Kersey), Earl Cable (Mortimer Smythe -Ke rsey), Helen Brown
(Vivian Smythe-Kersey), Martin Landreth (Ted), Hilda Peterson(Charlie), Jimmy
Mohney (Larry), Victor Neuenschwander (Uncle Aleck).
(Not in the picture)
PRESENTED
December 14, 1951
''
Larry Elliot, a young broker
is engaged to imperious Vivian
Smythe-Kersey, and is further
hen-ridden by a snobbish aunt,
His troubles are complicated
whenhe becomes the guardian
of Charlie, the child of an old
Ozarkian who has saved his
life.
Uncle Aleck arrived
withCharlie, who proves to be
a decided surprise. This was a
farce - comedy tempered by
heart interest and a touch of
pathos. Not the least important was Shadrack, Meshak,
Abednego (the pet goldfish).
�BACK ROW: Wayne Martin, Earl Cable, George Wiser, Clark Gilbert, Felix Sanchez, R. V.
Cobb, David Neuenschwander, Jimmy Mohney, Lawrence Garcia, Dwight Ward, Dick Wells.
MIDDLE ROW: Grace Kinsman, Nancy McKinney, Barbara Wommer, Freda Beuten, Carol
Rowse, Joanne Hickman, Mary Joyce Davis, Vadie Harris, Charlotte Mobley, Derylin Cooper.
BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Peterson, Sondra Carmack, Gayle Boulden, JoAnn Powell, Mr.
McTaggart, Betty Mcintyre, Marka Peterson, Rena Davis, La Vonne McCoy, Helen Brown.
DOUBLE QUARTET
David Neuenschwander
Martin Landreth
R. V. Cobb
Jimmy Mohney
Charlotte Mobley
J o Ann Powell
Betty Mclntrye
Rena Davis
C. F.
Phone 2101
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Bayfield, Colo.
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1. Eager Beaver
2. Smile, Cecil
3. Look pretty, please
4. Dutch didn't know!
5. Cold!
6. Love Birds
7. Well! Well!
8. Oh, Deer
9. Posed
10. Let's go to Music
11. Hold iliat line
12. Bare, but clean
13. Full now??
14. Kansas, no snow
15. Goldie, back in ol' 7
16. Little Wommers
17. Workin' hard?
18. Goin' far?
19. Sunny days
20. Let's all take a ride
20B. Little Pitcher
21. Tired, Jeannie?
22. Jack and Jerry
23. Indian Twins
24. Windy
25. Ride 'em Cowgirl
26. Teacher
27. Freshie
28. Slick, huh, Helen?
29. Houses for rent
30. Nora
3i. Homemakers
32. Sock him, son!
33. Let's play ball
34. Fiesta
35. "Cuzzins"
36. Ya mad?
37. Chums
38. Mr. Wommer
39. Wanta coke?
40. Get to work
41. Get in there and fight
42. Restin'
43. Main drag
44. Dancin'?
45. Now lissen here I
46. What'cha doin'
47. Queen
48. Tch, tch, tch.
49. Hongory, Mr. Mac?
50. Tickled
51. Firearms.
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53. Swo-o-o -nnn
54. Quite a background I I I
55. Chop it off
56. Lost resort, "Dictionary"
57. No snow balls???
58. Not tired, are ya?
59. Who done it?
60. Tug of war
61. Leave me alone, Schorchy
62. I dood-it
63. Coaching, or just "SWeet'n"
64. Don't throw it, MELVIN
65. Saaaaaaay
66. Teachers Brats
67. Care for Coffee?
68. Monkeys (Hilda and Wylie)
69. Myron
70. Dazed
71. It's this way I
72. "Sari"
73. Dreamin' , Earleen?
74. Tommy's Girl
75. Early Morning ambition
76. Smile, dearie
77. Can't say that wasn't posed
78. Frances Albright
79. Boo! I I
so. Mischief Makers
81. Coach Joe
82. Charles
83. Jitterbugs or ·Bugs"
84. I wouldn't have believed it-85. Model
86. Call me when the bell rings
87. Study? hall
88. Bunkhouse pals
89. Deserted play ground
90. Our favorite guy
91. Tall Timber
92. Let's flay house
93. Bored. ?
94. Potatoes tomorrow
95. Again Oh! Oh I
96. Get fixed pretty
97. "Guess Who's"
98. The Brain
99. Peace, Quiet and Paper
100. "Applies what well"?
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Bayfield High School Yearbooks
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Bayfield High School Yearbook 1952
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1951-1952
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Bayfield (Colo.)
Yearbooks
Education
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Public schools
Rural schools
Young adults
Children
Sports
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Bayfield High School Yearbook 1952, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff.
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Bayfield High School Annual Staff 1952
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[74] p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
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Wolverine '52
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�Dwight E. Ward
Stanley R. Steele
Walter I. Walker
!tenneth Montgomery
Donnie L. Fair
Tictor Reuenachwander
Clarence Monger
Bobby Lee Vol!
bdlfUl F. Seo!ield
Leonard Ostwald
Jaaes W Rutherford
~nneth D. C8lllpbell
Harold E. LePl.&tt
Howard F. Fahrlon
Charlea L. Got!
Robert C. Norris, Jr.
Samuel C. Hollar
Martin R. Landreth, Jr.
Neal Snooks
Raymond Wells
Donald W. Mcintyre
Noel C. Peterson
James A. Mohney, Jr.
Frank W. McXi.nnis
Archie G. Phelps, Jr.
I. V. Ludwig
Daniel E. Pereell
Char.Les A. Berl7
Lorence Smith
Billy G. Chadd
Jaus Mobl.,Raymond C. Pierson
Willi..ul K. McCoy
r;erald A. N8la!Ul
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1930
ClJcle Akera
Lonme Bamea ~
Vola Beach Horri1
Lucille Chadwick Jones
:~cigar Branson
ICenneth Clark
Calrln JU~~~a
Lou AHa Milton
Ro7 Bad•
Carl Morriaon
1925
1931
Lottie Carwack Dannela
Vinitrad ear..ck Wal.lcer
Zora Waaner Huon
Gl&d7a Wiaertt
Zet.t& Halnrton
Fred Sowr
Cecil Sower
G\q Binder
Dan T01msend
Cbarlea Van Dusen
Glen Huaiston*
Haaer Hiclalan
Paul Shielda
Irwa Jones Grush
Noble Parks Vella
Thel.aa Carmack Zanoni
Doria Binder Ha~atedt
Louiae Denniaon Morris
Helen DuY&l.l. Purcell
Dolores Johnaon Fisher
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Paul Dune
En:Qn Dune T&Tlor
11Lc7 Wheeler Rule
Kil.een Wheeler Marahall
)(a;r Binder Benson
Alice Fraha Um.atord
Georgia Carmack Fahrion
1927
1932
Virginia Wall Marle,'
Del& Daftllport*
Darl Dannport
Marceille X.lling Wil.liua
L,-lene Darnall Bastian
Anna Lon«*
Frances Pearson Sower
Roland Carmack
W,-lie HUidaton*
IT& Sapp
Llo,-d Bamea
Hugh Fredaen
Lila Beach Aldrich
Pbylia Clark Whitne1
Marcella Clark Akera
Shirley Dunl.l
Marie Greenlee Blacon
Harriet Hurt Olbert
Genelle Salabar Macht
Ellen Jrnight
Eugene Dun.ll.
Leonard Jenlcir.
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ET&l.en Weaterwan
Harriette Own
Dorrie Wood
Saa Lane
Alrln Jaaea
Edward Whithead*
Leah Knight
Clarene Montgcmer,- Iyrall
Louise Pierce
Olin Gilatrap
1929
Ines Tyck:sen Olbert
Luett& Yingl.iq Spencer
Hon Dannport
Catherine Wheeler Henderaon
Marguerite Hiner Cul.haDe
Dearl Beach
Lucille Branson Morton
19.34
Edwin Green*
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Phone 295
Opal Batchelor Autre,Louise Owen Brillhall
Gertrude Paral.e,- Sower
Raymond Rocman
Aloha Vinton
Hasel Schnieder
Doria Black
George Comiah
Charlene Pierce
Milton Sower
Delbert Montgoaery
Louia Vinton
Ruby Holt
Herbert Shull
1935
Mayelle Parka nien
Minnie Wiser Marshall*
Elsie Blackmore
Louise W~r Farl"Olf
Helen Leonard
Geneva Sal.abar ~an
Elmer Muon
Delmar Jenldna
Marjorie Campbell Bigh&a
Ella Chana
Esther Purcell Buawell
Vernon Leonard
Kenneth Sower
Thomas Carmack*
Alden Knight*
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Marjorie Morrison McDaniels
Maudie Crane Carr
Melba Ethridge McCoy
Jewell Ludwig LePlatt
Lorin Carmack:
Eldon Steele
Mary Gene Sapp Harvey
FaDonna. Carr
Ollie Hickman
Fern ~ight Lane
Nora Townsend
Katherine Davi1 Powell
Elmer Leonard
Elizabeth Maya
Grace Steele Reed
Ralph Ted Schaw**
E\mice Binder Burk
Richard Grubbs
Tony Wilaer
Elizabeth Smith
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Dean J.on
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Il'll& Steel e Snook•
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Helen WhHlar McatgOMr.T
Bernice Berr.T Dirtne
Arline Bighaa Beaver
Irene Black
Helen Crane Warren
Dick P'ralul
Stanle;r Grqtt*
Jevell Hickaan Mitchell
Carl Jaua**
Cbarlea McCo;r
Philip Sapp
Glad7a Steele R.ed
Lorena Tcnmaend Brown
Eileen Wiaer McNew
Henr.r W~r
1940
lfol'II&D Hanaon
Arthur Batchelor
Marguerite Bighaa Sw1.l.l1n&
Ro;r Binder
Lucil1e Black
Mildred Brigga
Rwlsell Culp
Clarence ETerett
Claire Farrow BredahJ
Mae Grec McCo;r
Ienneth Gruah
l"a;re Yingling Culp
Mildred Hutchina Huldaton
Chloe W. Johnson
MelTille Lee
John Richards
Violet Shull Wolfe
Robert a.ith
ldna Willaette Rockett
Harold B. Wilmer
Harold W. Wo111118r
1939
Bemice Ethridge SJ*lcer
Garland Farrow
Marie Gray McCarttQKartha Juu Montgcaer,1"rancea Johnaon
Lee Knickerbocker
Roy lnickerbocker
Leo Lea**
Everet Mitchell**
William Norris
Wayne Schiller
otia Snooka, Jr.
Jacqueline Humiaton McCo7
Blanch lnight Sad.tb
Ray lnight, Jr.
Ju.a Lea
Virginia Leonard Phelpe
Margaret Monger Brentt
Jeaae ~r, Jr.
Leona Richard• 'fniokerboclcer
Phillip Stock, Jr.
Oliver Thomaa
Jack Waltun
Joseph Hueton Wilaer
Jea.. Wheeler
1941
Iathon .A.:m
lfarrl.n Browa
M1.l.4n4 Chaatain
. .r.r Grad7
Dwight Hanaen
DaTid Holder
Lee .A.llen J ...son
Eugene Berr.r**
Harold Caruck**
J .... Logan**
Connie Grona
1938
Marie Laa1ng Hickan
1942
1939 Cont.
1937
E-n:cyn Hinabul
Walter Lea**
Don&ld Logan
Bo7 Ludlfi&
Charla• Martin Langfitt
S...., Saooka
Albert S,.ODI
Paul Vintland
Vila& Vella Picooli
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Jack Canu.ck
Thel.aa Chastain
Pauline Cobb LaDda
Geru.ine Dennin&
.A.thol P'elthut
Baatriee Harmon
Loraine Jamea Wiaer
1944
.A.dol.ine Jtnight Reed
Ida Mae Leyahon
Leah Belle Mitchell strain
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Kareeil1e Monger Baer
Ruth Bachelor JDeaca
Paul Reed
Roberta Beach P&l'llle7
Ruth Rieharda Nelson Michaela En:cyn Grona
S7l'fia Bell Pqaon Shepherd Daniela
George Shel.h.-r
Bill Heard
Elisabeth Shull
Helen lnickerbocker ea.pbell
Nol'll& Steele
Kar7 Ellen Le7whon
Wilbur Swift
OrYal Montg011181'7
Doria Tolm..nd
Martha Robbina Sauer
Willie Wiser
Joe D. Tipton
Olin Viu.tt Caruck
1045 Mctin Avenue
Durango
Phone 899
After Hours Call
BAYFIELD 2824
Clive Pet rson
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1948 Cont.
Betty Beach Teague
Alice Berry
Marie Burkett
Vincent Chapnan
Dorothy Davis LePlatt
Walter Edwards
Ernest Little
Helen Monger Bodo
LaVerne McEwen Kl.ulllll&n
Shirley Sower Graham
1946
Duane Amon
Norma Arnold Heard
Herbert Bachelor
Barbara Blackmore
June BrolCl Carmaclr
Glenn Ch&pnan
Rayroond Doering*
Floydene Denton Davia
Ruby Fennell Shelhamer
Robert McCoy
Leonard Ostwald
Betty Patton Fahrion
Mildred Phelps Borders
Ray Rather
Roger Sapp
Colin Tanner
Mabel Carmack Roberta
1947
Rollie Cundiff, Jr.
Don c. Fahrion
Alfred Lee Frahm
Jack Huntington
Roy Huntington, Jr.
Frank Ludwig, Jr.
Kenneth w. Ludwig
Gentry Belle McCoy Walatroa
~dick Timothy Ostwald
Dale Patton
Laura Jane Richarda BroliD
1948
Jamea Barger
Dick Carmack
Ruth Haga Sutherlin
Roberta Hollar
Nila Martin Campbell
Frank McKinnie
Raymond Pieraon
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DURANGO, COLORADO
Betty AM Robina Abernathy
Betty Lou Welle Werbe
Da.nny Crane
Helen Davia Campbell
Virginia Burton Mciinnia
Carl Campbell
Leonard Montgomery
Archie Phelpa
Frances Parka
Merle Harriaon
WU... Welle Picolll
Frances Albright Frahm
Barbara Welle
Betty Stephenaon Humond.
Noel Peterson
1949
Esther Richard•
Don Fair
Woody Emerlkm
Gary Payson
Marie Harris
Stanl..sy Steele
Bernice liwltington :Emerson
Charles Sutherlin
JiDid.e Fraha
JoAnn Mobley Sapp
Hugh Lareen
Howard Fahrion
Jeanne Sower Fanto
Buster Walker
Bill Huntington
Eileen Richards
Bud Larsen
1950
Harold LePlatt
Donald Mcintyre
Faye Haga Mcintyre
Lois Butler
Jane Thieme
Helen McCarthy
Sarah Davia
Dean Halverson
Cora Landreth Farley
1951
Robert Norrie
Kenneth Montgomery
June Martin Stephenson
LaVenw Sower
James Squires
Neal Snooks
Barbara McCoy Otteaon
James Rutherford
Vera Hollar Sapp
Cecelia Cundiff Smith
Clarence Monger
Martha Shelhamer Bergman
Jeanie Wells
1952
Kenneth McCoy
Ienneth Campbell
Earl Cable
Melba Cundiff Frame
Hilda Peterson
Edward Percell
Thomaa Richard•
Victor Neuenschwander
Arthur Iinsll&n
Nina Squire•
James Mohney
Martin L&J¥ireth
Charlea Got!
Melvin Haga
R. V. Cobb
Sam Hollar
Frank Harria
Dwight Ward
Carol Rowse
Helen Brown Robertson
1953
Raymond Wella
Betty Noble
Roberta Pierson
Earleen McCoy
Henry Cunditf
Mary Iinaman
Jerry Ne'llllll.ll
Dan Shupe
Goldie Welle
Mae Lou Jamea
Edwin Scofield
Bonnie Landreth
Donna Autrey
Nancy Rutherford Gerrard
Wylie Canu.ck
Mary Joyce Davia Montgaae17
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REAL ESTATE
BAYFIELD, COLORADO
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����JOHN BIGHAM
Music - 4
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 3
Library - 2
Junior Play - 1
Senior Play - 1
Art - 1
Fine Arts - 2
Athletics - 1
Thou art e'en as just
a man As e'er my conversation
coped withal.
CLARK GILBERT
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
F.B.L.A. - 1
B Club - 3
Junivr Play - 1
Senior Play - 1
Fine Arts - 2
Athletics - 4
eninr
Suddenly a thought came like
a full-blown rose Flushing
his brow.
SALUTATORIAN
JOANNE HICKMAN
Music - 3
Paper Staff - 4
Annual Staff - 3
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
Library - 1
Junior Play -1
Senior Play - 1
Fine Arts - 1
Sweetest melodies Are
those that are by
distance made more sweet.
��MARKA PEn;RSON
Music - 3
Paper Staff - 1
Annual Staff - 3
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 2
F.H.A. - 4
Library - 1
Junior Play -1
Senior Play - 1
Cheerleader - 1
Fine Arts - 2
Beauty is truth, truth
beauty, --that is all
Ye know on earth, and
all ye need to know
Derylin Cooper
Music - 3
Paper Staff - 2
Annual Staff - 3
Pep Club - 4
F.B.L.A. - 1
F.H.A. - 4
Library - 1
Junior Play - 1
Senior Play - 1
Cheerleader - 1
Fine Arts - 4
Music is well said to be the
speech of angles.
VALEOI ":'!'ORIAN
GORDON STEELE
Music - 2
Annual Staff - 4
F.B.L.A. - 1
Junior Play - 1
Senior Play - 1
Fine Arts - 2
Athletics -4
To be honest as this world
goes, is to be one man picked
out of ten thousand.
��DORIS YOAKAM
Music - 1
Senior Play - 1
Art - l
Happiness d·epends, as
Nature shows, less on
external things than
most suppose.
Such and so various
are the tastes of
men.
CECIL McCOY
Music - 2
Paper Staff - 1
Senior Play - 1
Junior Play - 1
B Club - 1
One Fair daughter and no
Art - 1
more, the which he loved
Fine Arts - 1
passing well.
F. B. L. A. - 1
MASON FRAZZINI
Music - 2
F.B.L.A. - 1
B Club - 3
Junior Play - 1
Senior Play - 1
Fine Arts - 2
Athletics - 4
LEE HILL
Music - 1
Paper Staff - 1
Senior Play - 1
Measures, not men, have
always been my mark.
��lli.sforg
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Teacher--Miss McDonald
A larp claas
SUmYore:
Joanne Hick.an, Narka Peteraon,
Cecil McCor, John Bigham, Mason
Frazaini, ~. DaTiE, Vadie Harris
~~~
Teacher--Mrs. Mohne;r
OUtstanding eYenta:
Learned to tell time
Could boas the first grade
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Teacher--Mrs. Walker
MJrna joined the ranka
Joanne vent to the Moss School
~Fll'TH GRAD!
mz--~~
Teacher-Mrs. Smith
Class A
Teacher--Mra. McCreery
Claaa B
Joanne c._ back
Teacher--Mrs. Wal.lcer
Mason lett tor Pagosa
bna lett tor ~
feacber=Mra. Oetvald
Rena c&M back
OUtatanding event:
~-e.nd..,Jobn Romance
Remember all those notes??
~H~
Teactt.r-Mrs. Smith
We v~re all aent back to the tirat
srade roo.
-De%'7lin joined u.
Sanded and painted our deaka all b)'
ouraelna
~PRESHJWI~
Spooaor-Mr. Mlcbaeh
Be&inninc Hiab Scbool Roll:
Gordon steele, De%'7lin Cooper,
Rena DaTia, Bobb;r Wolt, Felix
SanchH, Lawrence G&rcia, Grace
ltinalll&ll, Clark Gilbert, Joanne
Hickman, John Bigham, Ermon Harper,
Vad.ie Harria, Maaon l'ruaini, Cecil
McCOf, Charlotte Moblq, Mark&
Peterson
Clue ·: >tticera:
President-Rena DaTia
Vice-Preaident--Mason Fraszini
S.cret&r;r--De%'7lin Cooper
Treaaurer--Joame Hic:kman
Basketball:
lAwrence, Felix, Gordon, Clark,
Mason
Football:
Clark, Maaon, Bobb;r, lAwrence,
Felix
All Frea~n aang in the Fine Arta
Festhal.
COMPUMENTS
OF
m2-~~
Teacher-Mrs, Morrie
Still in tbe first grade room
Rena vaa C&rninl Q\lHn
Selected our claaa colora, class
!lower, clala motto
Mason came back
Clark became one ot ua
Eighth grade Graduates:
Gordon steele, Derylin Cooper,
Rena OaTis, Jack Tate, Bobb)- Wolt,
Felix Sanches, Lawrence Garcia,
Juanita Shupe, Grace Kinaan,
Clark Gilbert, Joanne Hickman,
John Bigham, Ermon Harper, Vadie
Harria, JVt'na Snook, Mason
l'razlini, Cecil McCor, DaTid R1ns,
Charlotte Moble;r, and Marka
Peterson
All Freahmen were in Mu1ic
We won the ~ troph,y tor the ;rear:
Con1olation trop~ in Junior
Hiab Tourne;r
Der,rlin-Carninl queen candidate
Rena-P'.H.A. S.creta%'7
Rena-Mixed quartet
J01.11M-Purple aDd Gold stat!
Grace--F.H.A. Song Leader
Annual Stat!:
Gordon, Marka, De%'7lin, John
Three were on the honor roll tor
the entire :rear
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��1951--soPHCI«U ~
Spooaor-Mr-:-liS.cbaela
cla.. Ofticeres
Preeident-Gordon Steele
Ylce-Preeident--Marka Petereoo
S.eret.arJ--Derrlin Cooper
TreaeuNr-Cecil MeCOJ
Bultetb&lls
lawrence, Felix, Maeon, Gordon,
Clark
rootb&ll:
Muon, Cl..ark
Vadie lett thia 7e&r
Der,rlln-Carnbal quen oaodidate
Rena-senior ch"r1u.der
Der,rlin-F .H.A. Tl"eaaurer
Grece--F.H.A. SonJ Leader
Rft&-F .B. L.A. Secretaey
C&ra1~1 Roateeeee:
a... Cbarlotte
Derrlin-Honor roll all 7ear
Annul Statt:
Joe.Dl\8, Rena
Pvple and Gold Statt:
JoaDfte, Orace
!Ul,--sultll D!!
!jiOiiiO'r-Mr. MoTaaart
Mi1lU m clunateas
a-, (Mn. R. L. Ba'lllllg&rdner) ,
Oraa., Olarlotte, Dadd Rina,
lawrence, Felix (married)
Lee· Rill joined ue
Clue Ottieere:
Preaiden~rdon Steele
11ce-Preaiclent--Marka Peterson
s.eret.arr-Derrlin Cooper
Treasurez-.Joanne Hickman
Joaane-Candidate tor ~!amin l quaen
Martta--cand1date tor hom~coadn« queen
Gordoa-CarniTal l1DI
'l'bNe on honor roll all 7ear:
Jo-.me, Lee, Der,rlin
luketballs
Gordon, Claric, Maeon
Foot.ball:
Gordon. Clark, Maeon
Plq:
Ie 1!:. !!!z
Made a bit
We ..,.... all in it.
!m-~IDR
Sponaor-Mr. Ch&SellAn
Upperclaea..n
Cla.. Otticere:
Preeident-Gordon st..le
Vice-Preeident-Marka Peteraon
Seeret.arJ-Rena Dade
Treuurer-Joanne Hieklan
Baeketb&ll.:
D&dcl R., lawerenee,
eon,
Gordon, Clark, Felix
Football:
Clark, Gordon, Muon
Marlr.a-caDdidate tor carnival queen
Carninl Hoeteesee:
Joanne, Rena, Charlotte
Rena-F.B.L.A. S.cretar,r
Marka-F.H.A. Vice-Preeident
a.na-co-!ditor ot Annual
Rena--Cb-Editor ot PUrple and Gold
Senior Cheerleader•:
Mark&' Der,rlin
Der,rlin--Pertect attendance tor ,.ar
Four on honor roll tor 7e&J' ·
PUrple w Gold start:
Joaaie, Grace, Rena, Der,rUP,
ADmaal statt:
Joazme, Der,rlin, Rena, Grace,
John, Mark&
Proa:
'Heath Ha!&iiap ~
Turkq Dinner
Be~
Plq:
Hefd Firat
Bil Succeee
Doril entered our cla•• thie 78&r
Bobb7 lett
Marka--F.H.A. Preeident
Der,rlln--F .H. A. Vice-President
Marka-F.B.L.A. Seeretarr
Annual statt:
Joanne, Mark&, Der,rlin, Jobn,
Gordon, ae Editor
PUrple and Gold Statt:
John, Cecil, Marka, Joanne
Looking torvard to:
Prom, Sneak, Baccalaureate,
COIIIIleneellalt
Phone 1674
3400 N. Main Ave.
Open 6 A M. to 10 P. M.
RESTAURANT
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to;S(anley Cundiff'.
Can ;you uae it?
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Beebe,
will rq aeriouaneaa to .t..l.mer
What about it, Beebe?
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will 'lilT temper to Donnie
o;. . . Do not 4S &k, FRAGILE! ! l Use care~!
Me
I,~ A'71<11<n.L/ 1-/q.L =• .< will 'lilT calmneaa to Bette
Gao
Think it will work?
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to Butch Cooper.
will rq treahmen girl friends
Be prepared to run, Butch.
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with girls to TdY Minnie.
will IV ability to get along
Watch out girls.
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to
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will DIY lon tor Chemistr;y
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Neal, as it you needed it!
will DIY quick wit to Terr;y
I, ~~ C~ will lilY piano-playing abilit;r
to l'.argareNeWJD&n I anaarpiugs to Mr. "M'lc."
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On a fine spring day in 1964 John Bigham, a straight "A" major in
Agriculture at Fort Collins, stands out in his bean field wondering why the
crop failed. He is startled by the smooth purring noise, put-put-clash-bang,
of the amazing new invention, the~ Doodle, Gordon Steele's latest horseless carriage. He gets 20 gallons to the mile, which is really an improvement
over recent inventions. Although he can't understand why the gas gauge always
points at empty.
Gordon stops to chat for a while with John when all at once a
terrific explosion occurs and the roof off of Lee Hiil's ATOMIC BUM PLANT
comes whizzing by. Shortly afterward a big thudll Lee lands from a big~
nearby pine which he met up with in the way over.
Lee rushes to John's ultra-modern, one-room adobe hut to phone to
town to see which way the rest of the plant went. He stammers into the phone,
his face becoming in turn, pink, red, violet, purple, and black as Joanne
Hickman, telephone operator of the A. F. of L. (ah1ays for listening) tells
him to take in the cord, she had too much; she asked him to quit breathing so
loudly, it disturbed her; and, PLEASE, pull back some cord, she can't get the
connection.
Marka Peterson, RN (rat nurse) comes dashing from the new fivestory general hospital, KILL OR CURE, located in the suburb, Smoky I-lesa. She
is loaded dovm vTith Vicks VA.oorub, Aspirin, Sloan's Horse Liniment, Hadacol,
and all of the latest miracle drugs, in case anybody was injured in the
explosion. Marka is considered the best nurse in the Basin. She already has
six, or iQ it seven, notches on her thermometer.
Clark Gilbert, ex-mule driver, ex-truck driver, ex-bus driver, comes
to a screaming stop in his twin bed ambulance. He opens the door, trios and
falls on his face. Straightening his fractured elbo\·T, he asks if anyone is
hurt.
It seems Clark took this job because he got fired from all previous
He never could keep his eyes off pretty girls in convertibles, consequently ruininp; his one-horse pO'tTer mule in a collision v1ith the Bayfield
Metropolitan City Police.
on~s.
Mason Frazzini, the famou::> S0uth AmPrican ?.ucho, comes limoing-VIhoopsl loping--no lir.iping in on his flaming, firey steed (eats red peppers
and hot tamales). He is the Roy Ro~ers of the Amazon, and he seems to be quite
a card. His pals call him the Kin• of Kings, hce of Jacks, or is it Jack of
Aces? f.1ason has a famous hacienda, the J.iUCHO FERDIN ND, (a lot of bull) in
South America. He come up to ct eck on his L" Boca ranch, the ARID ACRES.
��PtfOP/IECY ,__
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Cecil McCoy, the greatest bullshipper in the Basin, just arrived
to compare notes with Lee on Lee's synthetic cow. It eats green plants,
chlorophyll, you know, with no after affects, (saves cleaning the barn).
Cecil is quite interested in not having to clean the barn. Cecil has just
bought out the Gunnison Valley of Colorado from Governor Thornton. He seems
to have his eye on the Capitol Building. He even took up golfing.
Doris Yoakam, the world famous comedian, humorist, and actress
comes by with dark glasses, white cane, and a tin cup. It seems her last
performances haven't rolled in the dough. Maybe it's understandable as she
is director, script writer, stage hand, and curtain puller for her own show.
Tonight she is appearing at the Bayfield City Opera House in the suburb,
Falfa.
A long streamlined cherry red Cadillac convertible comes to a smooth,
even stop. Derylin Cooper must be in a hurry; she came through the windshield
instead of the door. She always ~ (pardon the e~ression) ~ ~ood driver.
She has just returned from a concert tour witn-3pi e Jonas' ban • Derylin
used to play with the Ink Spots until they were ;radicated.
Mr. Mac is seen p~lling his head out of the glove compartment. His
face is merely white this time, as he is used to it. Mac seems in marvelous
health, in fact he's Glowingl But that was before he coughed up the flashlight. He removes the whisk broom from one ear ~nd a pair of scissors from
the otPer. Mr. Mac gets out smiling as usual. He is acting as Derylin's
tutor.
We all decide to go to the STAINLESS STEELE SPUR, (former Silver
Spur) owned and operated by who else but Gordon, for a chicken dinner. He
is supposed to be the best chicken lifter in the country. And we don't mean
out of the pot 1
There it is, the future of the CLASS OF 1 54
BAYFIELD
Filling Station
Complete 1-Stop Service
CONOC::O PRODUCTS
Tires -
Candy
Cigarettes
Soft Drinks
Phone 2081
REED BROS.
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO.
STUDEBAKER
SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 1332
19th and Main
Durango, Colorado
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���Donald McCo>-----..Preaid.ent
Bill Squire•
Vic.Presid.ent
LaVonne McCo>-----~Selecret&rT
W~e Martin
:rr.uurer
Donald
McCoy
DiCk
Welle
Bill
:;quire•
Charlee
Ollnr
·~e
Martin
.... vonne
McCo7
Georp
Dancl
lfeuenacbwaDcler
Wlaer
The Juniors hacl the CarniTal Queen.
The Junior• hacl 2 F.H.A. Mothere.
The Juniors had all the girll in Pep Club.
The Juniors hacl two Pep Club Officers.
The Juniors had ei&ht bo7e that went out fot- football.
The Junior• had five em the tirat baeketball t~q~.
The Juniors had four on the second basketball team.
The Juniors had nine on the Annual start.
The Junior• had eight on the Paper Staff.
The Juniors had tive b07s in B Club.
The Juniors had all but ooe girl in F.H.A.
The Junior• had three librarians.
The Juniors had eleTen in F.B.L.A.
The Juniors hed three F.B.L.A. officers.
The Junior• had three F.H.A. officers.
The Junior11 had the two Candidates tor F .H. A. State MHting.
The Juniors had one CarniT&l hostess.
The Juniors had two B Club officers.
DaTid
Percell
Barbara
w~r
Gayle
Boulden
Jt.v
Sower
Wand&
Peteraon
BASIN
PACKING CO.
Phone 0209R-l
South of Durango
U.S. Highways 160-550
Lee
l'red&
Cundiff
Beuhn
Warren
Hill
Leonard
Peteraon
��JiJIIV Temple
Treasurer
Terr:r Neal
Secret&r,r
Brad Newton
President
tl£llmore
Rq
Cundiff
Stanl417
Snook a
Jeanne
Snooks
Hi-Way Cafe
Truck Stop
Sophomores had four on the football team.
Sophomores had one football ~er.
Sopho1110res had tw in F .B.L.A.
Sophomores had three in F .H.A.
Sophomores had the F .H.A. District Vice-Preaident.
Sophomores had the F.H.A. Degrees assistant.
Sophomores had three on the Annual ata!f.
Sophomores had three on the Paper et&ff.
Sophomores had all girl• in Pep Club.
Sophomores nad two of the Cheerleaders.
Sophomores had five in "B" Club.
Sophomoree had the "B" Club reporter.
Sophomores had one Librarian.
Sophomores had the Library reporter.
Sophomores had one Carnival hostess.
Sophomores had seven in basketball.
Sophomores had one Basketball Manager.
Mathew
Bigham
Connie
Stanlq
Morrison
Bert
Monger
Home Macie
Pies
Fried Chicken
Every Sunday
We Never Close
Weddle
Y2 Mile East cf
BAYFIELD
Highway 160
Allene
Darla
��Freshmen had 1. winner ir. Annual ealee.
Freshmen had 2 Raffel Ticket winners.
Freshmen had 1 Perfect Attendance.
PR!SHMEI ASCDWIMG
The Freshmen bad tour oa the second teaa.
The JPresbaen had two on the tirst te&ll.
The JPreehmen had two llllm&&srs.
The Freshman had tive on the J. V. Football.
The P'reehmen bad eight on the Purple and Gold Starr.
The Free~ had six on the Annual Stat!.
The JPreehmen had two F.H.A. Mothers.
The Freshmen had two F.H.A. otticera.
The Freshmen had six F.H.A. meubera.
The Freshmen had two Carni~l hostesses.
The Freehmen had two Senior Cheerleaders.
The JPreehmen had one in the B Club •
The JPreehmen had two librarians.
The Freshmen had one on the Honor Roll all year.
The Freshmen the Homecomin& QuMn.
The JPreetmen had all the &irla in Pep Club.
The Freshmen had one in the double qu&rtet.
George Cooper
Gary Amon
Stanley Cundiff
LaVina Wolllllllr
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Hickman
Janeanne
Neuensch1olll!lder
Bette
Graves
Kenneth
Payne
David
Miller
Carol
Newton
Margaret
Newman
Sondra
MCiieker
Ge~
Gilbert
Millard
Gilbert
Teddy
McKinnis
,
Leo
Evans
Marie
Morrison
Dorothy
Frost
PROPANE .•• BUTANE ..•
GAS APPLIANCES
Phone 66
Your Phillips 66 Distributor
Ba5in Petroleum. Inc.
225 Hth Ave.
LEE Tffi&S ... PREMIUM OIL
Durango
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ROBERT A. MARTIN
E. 0. BAIRD
Spanish I
English I~
Sophomore Sponsor
World Geography
World History
u. s. History
Soci'ology
Coach
DAN L. MACTAGGART
Superintendent
Music
Senior Sponsor
FRANCES JENKINS
Chemistry
Homemald.ng I & II
F. H. A. Sponeor
INA C. MARTIN
LAVENIA !-!cCOY
Librarian
Commercial Law
Bookkeeping
Typing I & II
Junior Sponsor
Annual Director
Purple & Gold Advisor
SYBIL SHORT
Geometry I & II
General Science
Biology
Algebra I
Freshman Sponsor
777 MAIN AVIiHUii
D U RAN G 0, C 0 L 0 RA D 0
��P'RANK WOMMER, JR.
CHARLES B. COOPEli
President, 5 years
Treasurer, ·5 years
BooRd
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CECIL W. SCAmi
Secretary, 9 years
[)oRrtiq)R-£
A~mini.stration
DRAPE
Custodian
CORA MONTGOMEHI
CARRIE HOLDEli
FRANCES LANDRETH
MRS. RUTH DICKERSON
School Nurse
Earl V. Mason
Insurance
Agency
Continuous Flower Service
Since 1885
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY
LIFE, AUTOMOBILE FINANCE
"See Mason
For The Best Deal In The Basin"
SCHLUTEP. FLORAL CO.
700 MAIN
PHONE 290
DURANGO, COLORADO
GOlDIE WELLS--Clerk
946 MAIN
PHONE 284
DURANGO, COLORADO
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Lois
Landreth
Donald
Sower
E:rnest.
Tafoya
Wendell
Bartholomew
Dolores
Martinez
Myrna
Bigham
Barbara
Benham
Leonard
Killingbeck
Setty
Holt
Sylvia
Null en
Trent
Tanner
Ray
:Jells
James
Reed
Winters
Rtith
Archuleta
Carrol
Martin
Berlinda
Archuleta
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Bay.;=~eLd, CoLorado
Arvin
Phelps
��Vickie Gilmour
Martin Morrison
Barbara Norman
Dan Gosne7
Keith JUifls
Kathryne Hayes
Donald Grush
Ellma Edwards
Lonne Sower
Lucille Cundiff
ToiiiiiY' Evans
Jud7 Gilbert
Fred Kesselring
Doria Blackmore
Gerald Ludwig
Wilfred Martinez
Jetta Cooper
Larry Mullen
Georga Russell
Adrian Murray
Coope ~'s TexAco
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Forsythe
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Mrs. Jenkins
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Mcintyre
Lorene
C&viggia
Eugene
Ber17
Wayne
Ki11,1teley
Katherine
Thoma•
leona
Johnson
Si.xth
Bill
Newton
Janet
Sower
Roberta
Lippert
D&Tid
Jenkins
Hazel
McCoy
Eileen
Harrel
Timothy
Dye
Gladys
Grady
Patey
Stephenson
Mrs. Grush
Wall Drug Co.
Prescriptionist9
Phone 257 .8uranqo Colo.
FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals
INSTRUMENTS. APPLIANCES and
· SUPPLIES for LIVESTOCK
Amenca's Leadmq Brand of An.mal Biologicals
��Nancy Winter•
Kenneth ~en
Mre. Parke
l.ucae Martinez
Harvey Cunditr
James O'Rourke
Eleanor Martin
:Philip Stock
Earline Blackmore
John McKinney
Judy McVicker
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Caroline Hickman
kichael Moreland
John Russell
John Payne
Vedona Grady
Leonard Tanner
Phyllis Archuleta
Connie Statrord
Diane Hayes
Gary Sower
Sally Gilbert
Lawrence Morrison
Marlene Hayes
Jillllcy' Pierson
Janice Brcnm
��.8arl7' Lippert
Zelta Iewton
GaJ7 'Rulin
Mike 'fato,-a
Janet Morrison
Jamea DaTenport
Lealie GloTer
Cbria Martin
Vivian Rathjen
James Huntington
Prance• caraack
Danny Weddle
Celina G11Dert
John Kart1n
Donna Reed
Lar17 Forsythe
Ruth Hotz
A.l1ce Brown
Donald Blackmore
Jack O'Rourke
bel,-n Rathjen
John JlcKinnia
Eugene BeaTer
Sharon Hickman
To~ Jenkina
Vernon Kingsley
Jeffrey Loring
Patricia Swilling
Charles Cundiff
Don Lee Gosney
Stelle
Mt~aardo
Martinez Archuleta
Ronnie Marel<Jck
James Peeples
Mrs. Kelly
��Alice
Carmack
Eddie
Hoxsie
~lttrr<f
Shirley
So·l>'er
Vance
i-tcVicker
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Donald
Hill
Gail
Percell
Robert
Maynard
Leroy
Beaver
Frances
\·1ells
Frankie
Gedney
Linda
Zellner
Frank
~ogers
Tillie
Tafoya
Lila
Cundiff
Don<ild
Lippert
Karen
Asher
Sammy
Noble
N.:mcy
Hotz
Thomas
Ancell
Joe
Archuleta
t.l.al.ne
Hughes
~icKinnis
Jerry
BAYFIELD
Locker Plant
Caroline
Dye
Marilyn
Berry
Tnomas
~rchuleta
Sheila
Thomas
Bayfield Phone 2812
Quality Meats
RANCHWAY FEEDS
��Vernon Sower
Eddy Hughes
Charlene McNew
Ronnie Hiller
Leonard Archuleta
Eddie Archuleta
Keenan Talley
Sharon So-wer
Harvey Hiclaaan
Gary Shupe
Johnny Ta!oya
Tim Hutchins
Kathryn Hickman
Jimmy Gilmore.
Richard '1 urner
Leroy Holcomb
Johnny Cundiff
Larry Hickman
Michael Swilling
Bobby Stock
Dale
Knight
Vernon Grady
Stephen
Neuenschwander
Verna
Garcia
Larry Russell
Carol Ann Hasden
Mrs. Mohney
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��St.wart McCo7
Burt Vll.ller
Linda Cundi!!
LaWand
S&tl.,-
Sha.ron Richa.rda
Susan Martin
~ MontgoM1'7
Linda Tanner
Ann Mclinne7
T1a MorelaDd
Joyce Morrison
Richard Tcnmaend
Cheryl McCo,Dicld.e Trimble
Lent& Mae Glover
Raidene Darla
Sophia J . .a
laren Sue Huntington
Paul Gilbert
Billy Holder
Enrl.e
Zellner
Sandra
Johnson
Walter
Sapp
Peterson
'Tony Todd
lathr,rn
Nanq
Pir.st
Jero•
LePlatt
Lonnie
Masden
Patrick
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Ludwig
Gerald
Hayes
Hiclalan
JAMES H/fnWiE
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MAT MARACH
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Hickman
Carrol
Newton
Bert
Monger
Millard
Gilbert
Leonard
Peterson
George
Cooper
Gene
Gilbert
David
Percell
Elmer
Bebee
Ifootball
Wells
BAYFIELD
Colol--cldo
Bar
Second Row: Jimmy Sower, Clark Gilbert , Da vid
Neuenschwander, Mason Frazzini, Brad Newt on ,
Jimmv Temple , and Billy Squires.
~irst Row•
Mathew Bigham, Gordon Steele,
Vonny Mc~oy, and Lee Cundiff.
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Stanley, David, Ji~, Coach
Martin.
Front row: Gordon, S~,
Donnie, Dick.
~J.llard,
Judy, ~na, Diane , ~!ardella.
Jeanne, Jewel, LaVina, Janeanne.
Lett side,
Front to b!lck:
Gordon
Clark
Brad
JilllltY
Bill
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Front to back:
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Millard
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S&ml'!ty
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Mason
David
Leonard
Coach ~.artin
!-'.athew
BURNS NATIONAL
BANK
"The Bank of Friendly Service"
900 Main Ave.
Durango, Colorado
Phone 228
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VARSiTY
cpups
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Connie
Allene
Mark&
Joanne
Gayle
Oerylin
LaVonne
Barbara
Wanda
Sitting:
Mrs. Slllith
Freda
Betty
Margret
Bette
Sondra
Dorothy
Shirley
CHEERLEAD
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J ewel
Jeanne
LaVina
Standing
Clark
Ji.DI\Y s.
Billy
Mae on
Darl.d
Brad
J~T.
Sitting:
Darl.d P.
Donnie
Cecil
Gordon
Mathew
Darl.d M.
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Jewel,
Sondra,
LaVina
Second Row:
Brad,
Joanne,
Gordon,
Third Row:
Gayle,
Janeanne,
Donnie
St.&Ddingr Bette, Betty, Donnie, George, Charles, John
Second Rowr Barbara, Wanda, Freda
Frcnt Rowr Wayne, LaVonne, Marka, Derylln
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Dolores
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Myrna
Leonora
Barbara
Sylvia
Left to right: Ianda , Janeanne, Shirley, Connie , Dorothy ,
Freda, Hrs. Jenkins, Derylin , Marka, Jewel , LaVonne,
~qrb::t ra , Sandra , LaVina, Gayle, Bette, I>'larie .
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MODE O'DAY FROCK SHOP
Cosmetics-Veterinary Supplies
Fountain-Grill
LINGERIE-DRESSES
HOSIERY-BLOUSES
863 MAIN AVE
PHONE 101
DURANGO, COLORADO
915 MAIN AVE.
PHONE 1114-W
DURANGO, COLORADO
��Back row: Elmer, Lee, Wayne, George, Clark, David, Donnie,
Brad, Mason, Jimmy, Mathew,
Center row: ~r. McTaggart, Gayle, Gordon, John, Lee, Cecil,
Jimmy, Marka, Derylin, Teddy.
Front row: Doris, Marie, Connie, ianda, Barbara, Freda,
Betty, Allene, LaVonne, Margret.
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Ba ck row: Gene, Sammy, Warren, Charles, Stanley, Millard ,
Carrol, David.
Center row: Terry, Ray, Stanley, Bert, Gary, Leonard,
Kenneth, David.
Front row: Bette Gayle, LaVina, Jewell, Janeanne, Joanne,
Jean, Sandra, Dorothy, Shirley.
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Betty, Freda, Mn. McCoy, Barbara, Derylln.
Mark&, Marie, George.
Shirle::r, Bette Gayle.
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1400 MAIN AV,HU'
DURANGO, COLORADO
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Savings
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WESTERN
STEAK HOUSE
658 Main Ave.
Durango, Colorado
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DURANGO, COLO.
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Bayfield High School Yearbooks
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Bayfield High School Yearbook 1954
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1953-1954
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Bayfield (Colo.)
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Bayfield High School Yearbook 1954, including students in grades second through twelfth, faculty, and staff.
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Bayfield High School Annual Staff 1954
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[98] p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
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Wolverine 1954
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�WHAT A DAY!
Wow! Are we outrageous or what? The spirit of the
wolverines is excellent and the best in the land. The spirit really
came out when the week of homecoming appeared . The week
included diverse dress up days. The days consisted of hero
day, inside-out and backwards day, the day of the living dead,
dress up day, and color day. Students were shining with the
colors of purple and gold to show that we are the best at the
olympic games.
Along with homecoming comes the sports. The Lady
Wolverines played hard for an excellent win over Pagosa. The
ladies took them in two games consisting of 15-11 , and 15-5.
the football team had a disappointing loss to the Center
Vikings. The crowd was at its best, but it was not enough to
keep them going. The guys played a great game and had much
fun. The final score was 3-14. Our spirit during homecoming
explained itself. It helped to unite school spirit again.
Top: Pat Hall sprints for a touchdown. Middle right: We call this
the WW (Wolverine Wammie). Middle left: Kerri Miller goes for a kill
against Pagosa. Bottom: Kelly Prior and Brittney Lee go up for a dink.
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�Top Left: Lori Larkin, Nancy McCoy, Mandi Mtller, Krystal Geier,
and Christina Kilbank show their school spirit in many ways. Top nght:
TI1e cheerleaders are excited at the bonftre. Mtddle left: Pat Hall and
Kyle Beebe look as if they want seconds. Bottom: Jesse Kuntz IS
clever and dirty as "The Joker. • Bottom right: The bonfire shows the
explosion of our school spirit.
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557 Colorado Dr. Bayfield
884-9078
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�A Day of Remembrance
Tension arose throughout the Wolvennes. Nervously, Usa
Kilbank, Milcall llawk, and Jenny Jenk ins waitod, for none of
them knew who was going to be the 1989 Homecom.'dg
Queen. The t11ree homecoming king candidates; Jason
Keirns, Jonat11an Cordova, Jake Forsyt11e, and t11eir teammates
were thinking about nothing, but winning the game. Wilen
half-lime came the homecoming queen candidates and their
escorts were in the spotlight. Over the PA system was
announced: "Milcah Hawk, 1989 Homecoming Queen; and
Jonathan Cordov,1, 19[)9 1/omocollllng KIn g ." After tho
moment, Milcah Hawk replied, "The day was an experience that
I will never forgetr
Milcah Hawk receives the crown
as the 1989 Homecoming Queen.
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Jake Forsythe, Jonathan Cordova, and Jason Keirns
Lisa Kilbank, Milcah Hawk, and Jenny Jenkins
Gosne &Sons
Main Office at 357 North
Mountain View Drive, 884-9533
�Top Left: King, Jonathan Cordova and queen, Milcah Hawk give
their best towards the camera. Top Right: Jenny Jenkins, Lisa
Kilbank, and Milcah Hawk shine before the big event. Bottom:
Homecoming royalty consisted of Jake Forsythe and Jenny Jenkins,
Jonathan Cordova and Milcah Hawk, and Jason Keirns and Lisa
Kilbank.
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o be a fact of reality for this obnoxious bunch of seniors. The crazy
ombination of jocks, do-gooders, partiers, cowpokes, and many
ther cliques are leaving behind the teachers they have haunted,
rtured, and pleased for years. They are moving on to find their own
ittle niche in a great, big world of excitement and danger. As Lisa
ilbank describes hers and many classmates' feelings, "School has
en great, but I can't wait to stay out real late!"
For some the future will bring the success of dollar signs, and
or others only baldness. Many will follow Lori Putnam's advice: "Live
ike the wind for as long as you can, always." Trouble, it brought
hastising as young ones, detention and groundation in their teenage
ears, and it is not over yet. As Jason Keirns most truthfully states, "I
aven't caused enough trouble yet. Wait till I hit L.A.!" They all have
reams to follow and high expectations for the future, unusual maybe,
ut fitting to each individual. Milcah Hawk sees her future specifically
s... "I see vivid colors and feel real waves."
This accident has been developing for many years. Some will
ontinue to appologize for accidents in their past as in Jonatha
ordova's case. "My appologies to Pete Townsend for hitting him i
he face with my guitar at the WHO concert." Whatever the case, they
ill all move on.
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Middle right: Seniors show their spirit at
a pep assembly. Bottom: Jason Keirns
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booklet. Middle left: Actually working, Tanya
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Middle left: Keri Doscher takes on n !'>londor
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stuffed look. Middle right: Seniors work
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Taylor is caught with out enough hands in Government. Top left: Jason Keirns
performs a dangerous stunt on his skateboard. Top middle: Jonathan Cordova
displays his "stunt man" image.
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�Top left: Performing an experiment, Wes Johns models safety glasses. Middle: Milcah Hawk
wonders, "Thumbs up to what?" Bottom middle: Jonathan Cordova and Jason Keirns mirror a
excellent adventure. Bottom left: Jasor McCracken seeks his locker during spirit week. Botto
right: Saundra Choate looks cool in her shades.
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Top left: Fred linfesty and Bart deming give a
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his chemistry. Bottom: The homework load
is so heavy, it depresses Tim Johnson.
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Accomplishment, the main purpose of the Class
of "91 ", takes much hard work and devotion.
They believe staunchly in themselves, and use
their broad talents in a variety of ways. From
8:00 a.m. till after practice or work, they
concentrate on doing their best. Sports, clubs,
academics, and various school activities are all
important in the lives of the juniors. "I believe
that school would not be the same without the fun
and excitement of sports," stated Kerri Miller.
During the year, juniors held all offices in
FBLA and all football captain positions. Testing
scores show proof of their academic effort and
promise for the future. Involvement has built up
this group's leadership skills. As Tim Cullen
quoted, "This year has been great for me, because
I got involved in sports. I found my abilities and
applied them."
Through hard work, desire, and participation
the juniors have created their own place in the
world of tomorrow, because they know where
they are going and what they will be doing. Look
for these excellent students in the future , as they
could be the heroes, heroines, and rulers of our
society! "I feel the junior class is tops. I am
proud to be among such great people," Kelly Mars
said.
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Bottom right: Bret Deming destroys his face with a definite addition. Opposite top left:
Making sure her ear is still there is Staci Lancaster.
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Rebellious? Yes!
Do you know where your child is right
now? The sophomore parents would usually
respond , "I think so," or "If they're where they
said they would be ," or "No , not really, they
just kind of disappeared."
Sophomores--What a bunch! A large
diversity of thrills prevails from these night
owls. There are the "stay out late" group, the "I
don't care" party group, the "I might get in
trouble if I do that" group, and the "I have too
much homework" study group. Right or wrong ,
voicing their own opinions is a must. As
Jasmine Silvernail emphatically states , "The
class of '92 is the most rebellious class to hit
the high school." As compared to the other
classes , Ryan Farmer replied, "We have more
style than any other class around!" Going
against the grain and striving for individuality
make their impression. Someday , they are
going to turn the world up-side down !
"This year began with a boom , says
Maurice Allen, "we participated in most
activities and won the bonfire contest." Good
points and bad--Unique they are !
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Top left: Tamara Teller finds a reason to smile
in the depths of homework. Bottom right: Just
enough time to stop and smile is found for
Christi na Kilbank and Becky Hackler. Opposite
bottom left: Dreaming is Chris Rohrer.
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Melissa Baxter, Melanie Broun, Jennifer Brown, Nancy
McCoy, Jennifer Powell, and Tammy Upshaw all enlight
the B.H.S. campus with their bright new faces as
incoming freshmen.
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David Geier does his best Stevie Wonder while Jason
Ragsdale, T?d Wilmer, and Clark Peterson sing back-up.
They don't have cars yet, they don't
want to eat in the school caferteria, and
they need the socialization practice.
This is the story of lunch time for
freshmen. After slipping their parents
signature onto a permission slip to leave
campus during the wee hours of the
morning, they begin "begging" for rides
to lunch. Some try to set up friendly
ties with licensed drivers, others just
get lucky. As David Zenger complains, "I
hate not being able to drive." This is a
common complaint for freshmen. Others
have faith in their older brother or
sister to hitch a ride. Kelly Frye can
often be found saying, "Tracy. will you
please give me a ride to the store?"
Others are not so lucky. They escape the
experience of the rush to the store by
either having too wise of parents or
falling short on cash.
Whether it be "begging" for rides or
surviving school lunches,
everyone
finds his or her own spot on the
totempole and makes the best of the
short 30 minute lunch break.
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�Administration and Faculty Striving Together!
Faculty on the R.un
Friends, enemies, instructors,
mentors, teachers, torturers, and
entertainers--these can all be terms
applied to the outstanding staff at Bayfield
High School. They try to do everything for
the students and still remain somewhat
sane. In their struggle to instruct the
students, help sen1ors with college
materials, and keep the building standing
up-right, they do an excellent job. The
staff is one that will help the students of
1989-90 rock the decade.
There were some changes in the house
leading to an adjustment for all. Mr.
Prior moved to the position of Athletic
Director, from head football and
basketball coach. Replacing Mr. Prior, as
head coach, was Mr. Keirns, doing a great
job. Going to the library can be a good
experience, w1th the assistance of the new
B.H.S. librarian, Mrs. Ginger Conner. At
semester we gained Ms. Gummerus and
Mr. Johnson, to the loss of Mr. Luter and
Mr. Jackson.
The Bayfield school,
students, and staff wish the best to those
who come and stay, and those who go.
BECKLER PEGGY
I3LATNICK CAROL
l3RUSII JERRY
CJ\SIIIO THERESA
CON ER GINGER
JOH SON KARL
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303 247-1780
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P 0 . Box 1726
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�Top right: Mr. Pnor shows his
pearly whites.
Top left:
Mr.
Horton prepares his wife for a
dtp. Bottom nght: Mrs. Conner
continues her countdown to
retirement.
Bottom left: Just
another kid in the crowd, Mr.
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�Administration Possesses the Gun!
Top right: Mr. Edwards as he tries to
explain the concepts of art. Top left:
Mrs. Cashio must enforce the
importance of good grades in high
school.
Bottom right: Mr. Dugger
shows his gloomy face as he learns
that it is raining and there will be no
fishing . Bottom left:
Mrs. Mericle
and Mrs. Blatnick display utter
astonishment as they watch the
students in the halls of BHS .
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, Baxstrom, and Becky Smith.
B.H.S SECRETARY
VICKI DRAKE
SUPERINTENDENT
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Vonnie Walker, Faye Mclnt1re, and Fran Evans
Kay Phelps, John Zwistler, anu deck Smith study the budget at
a work session.
B.H.S PRINCIPAL
WAYNE SMITH
TRANS. DIR.
THOMAS HORTON
ATHLETIC DIR.
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�Students at BHS have always
tried to work together. It is just
the way of the world; the more
people working on something, the
quicker and better it gets done.
This was often referred to as
"cheating." Over the years many
people have found themselves in
severe trouble for this practice.
After an inservice on January
16, 1990, some students saw a
change. The idea of cooperative
education had been transferred to
the teachers. Although many see
it only as a permit to "cheat," it
is made to increase social skills.
This learning theory is still
being implemented at BHS, but,
at least, "cheating" is no longer
always considered a death threat!
Top right: Eric Reid acts as the secratary , writing up a lab with Kelly Prior and Nick Cornelison.
Bottom left: Biology can even require a bit extra assistance for Mandi Miller and Christina Kilbank.
Bottom right: Tamara Teller ignores the cooperative education of Becky Hackler, Chris Rohrer, Stacy
Lancaster, and Ryan Farmer.
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left: Serena Richins has second thoughts about this great idea. Bottom right: Andy Brown, Jonathan
Hunt, and Heather Schmitzer work on a puzzling concept.
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�ATHLETICC
The agony, the defeat is just one thing athletes or B.H.S.
experience through fall, winter, and spring sports. Sports,
as a whole for the wolverines, were somewhat or a success.
Neither the football team, nor the volleyball team went to
slate, but both went as far as records go.
When winter sports roll around, basketballs go bouncing
and two opposite sports join into one. Basketball season
brings the spirit out in the crowd and much unity is conceived
within the school.
The other winter sport is wrestling .
Wrestling is one or the toughest sports or all. It takes much
motivation for the individual. Kyle Beebe, B.H .S. wrestler,
replies, "Dedication has pulled the rew that want the victory
out in front for good inspiration."
The cheerleaders started orr slow, but in the end a stong
and dedicated five pulled orr an excellent second place finish
at state competition . Spirit rose to a peak during basketball
season with their help.
When the daisies begin to bloom , the tracksters or B.H.S.
dig out their track shoes and start the running and jumping .
Hardwork and dedication is required in this inlense, individual
sport to be the best.
Above: The BHS cheerleaders urge on the fans. Above right:
Jason Egger scores another pin for the Wolverines. Right: Pat
Hall leads the pack.
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Table of Contents
Volleyball
Football
Cheerleaders
Spring Fling
Sports Scrapbook
G iris Basketball
Boys Basketball
Wrestling
Track
Sports Honors
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42-45
46-47
48-49
50-51
52-55
56-59
60-63
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Above left: $tubb$ leads the blockers for Jason Keirns.
Top: Jennifer Powell waits for a pass. Left: The Wolverine
Volleyball Girls celebrate another victory. Above: Jason
Keirns hits a basket.
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�SPIKERS HANG TOUGH
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Beginning most games to the beat of "Hanging Tough," proved
helpful to the 1989 volleyball team. The regular season record of 13
and 2 helped raise the spirit of the Lady Wolverines.
The preseason consisted of the Ignacio Invitational Volleyball
Tournament. The varsity completed the tournament by taking home
the third place trophy. This level of intensity remained consistent
throughout the season.
By winning the San Juan Basin A League Championship Title, the
Lady Wolverines were given a "bye" in the first round of the Class A
District Tournament. The Wolverines began the tournament slowly by
losing to the the Cedaredge Bruins. They came back strong to defeat
the Paonia Eagles. Down 1-11 the Wolverines put their hearts into it
and staged a fantastic comeback victory. This put them into the
championship game against the very same team that handed them their
first defeat, Cedaredge. The Wolverines won the first game, 15-9,
but could not keep the momentum and lost the last two games and the
match. This was the end for the Lady Wolverines and their season.
Senior, Lisa Kilbank, summed up the season by saying, "The year was
fun, and I hope the underclassmen have great success!"
Top: Kelly Prior concentrates on a perfect
set.
Bottom Left: Milcah Hawk waits
patiently to receive the ball. Bottom right:
Lisa Kilbank bursts through the ring of
excitement and victory.
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�to bottom: Milcah Hawk, Kelly Mars, Kristen Sittner, Jetta Guilliams, Evelyn
Laughlin, Brittney Lee, Jenny Jenkins,Kerri Miller, Becky Hackler, Amanda Miller,
isa Kilbank, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Kelly Prior, and Heather Schmitzer.
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announced for their upcoming victory. Middle:
Lisa Kilbank puts all her effort Into an awesome
spike. Bottom loft: Brittney Lee and Kerr! Mtller
reach high for a tremendous block.
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Top lo botom Heather Schmitzer, Jetta Guilliams, Jenmfer Powell, Ltsa Mtller,
Evelyn Mclaughltn, Becky Hackler, Gretchen Norris, Nancy McCoy, Jodt Jenktns,
Stacey Lancaster, Jennifer Brown, Natalie Peterson, Andrea Salazar, Janice
Wright, Lon Larktn, Chnsllna Ktlbank, M1chael McNew, Denise Goodwin .
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blocker. Top right: The Lady Wolverines huddle to plan the1r
attack. Middle left: Jenny Jenkins sets up her form for a great
spike. Middle right: Kelly Mars and Jenny Jenkins block a
Demon's spike. Bottom: Brittney Lee dinks the ball.
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Dav1d Z1nger, Jerry Comyford, Seth Malone Dann1el Chamblee, Shane Lloyd, Ryan Sower,
Fred Raish, Jim Beaver, Charlie Hannah, Jenamia Coey, Alex Northrop, Jason Ragsdale, Tad
Wilmer, Jason Eggar, Danny Parson, Ross Ford, T1m Collin, Enc Re1d, Kyle Beebe, Jason
Robmson, Seth Conner, Michael Snooks, Pat Hall, David Gier, Shawn Bennett, Justin
Robmson, Sam Hendnx, Jonathan Cordova, Jason P1erce, Jason Ke1rns, Justin Talbot, Danny
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S-P-1-R-1-T. .. This word many have
heard as a chant, but the 1989-90
cheerleaders tried to seek and display
a deeper meaning of it. Knowing that
the tone of the school is set by the
"spiritleaders," they tried many
creative ideas to increase the
Wolverine Spirit. These included
skits, initiation of the spirit stick and
plunger, spirit wars, class chants, and
impromtu songs and dances. Weekly
locker signs made the halls scream out
for spirit with purple and gold. The
student's spirit finally came to a peak
during a Dolores basketball game
when the roof came crashing down!
Adaptability became a necessary
skill for each cheerleader.
Mrs.
Conner became the new sponsor at
the end of the summer after the girls'
camp in Albuquerque. "I have shed
many tears with the girls this year and
have a few extra grey hairs, too. I just
hope we have all formed some special
friendships," said Mrs. Conner. The
original squad consisted of nine
cheerleaders- seniors, Teal Peck, Lori
Putnam, Michelle Suffling, and Janie
Hawkins; junior, Wendy Dewey; and
the freshmen, Kelly Frye, Megan
Springe, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer
Cleveland.
The Colorado State Spirit Contest
was held in Denver at McNichols
Arena. Teal Peck, Lori Putnam, Kelly
Frye, Megan Springe, and Melanie
Broun made up the squad that took an
excellent 2nd place trophy there.
Hard practice, and strong hearts led up
to their outstanding finish and their
meeting of movie star, Sean Astin.
Troughout the year activities such
as camp, fund raisers, a Christmas
party, traveling, secret sisters, Wendy
going to the Hula Bowl, and state
competition united the young group
and formed them into a great bunch of
cheerleaders. As Kelly Frye said, "I
feel a lot closer to everyone, especially
the ones I went to state with."
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Above: The state squad works the
crowd with signs. Top right: The
new sponsor, Mrs. Ginger Conner.
Middle right: Kelly Frye rises to new
heights using Walker Taylor as a
base.
Michelle Suffling and Janie
Hawkins rappin' at the bonfire.
Opposite page- Top left:
The
cheerleaders sob during a skit to
bring back "The Spirit." Top right:
Spirit chants help enliven the crowd.
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�Middle left: Senior Cheerleaders-Janie Hawkins, Michelle Suffling, Teal Peck, and Lori Putnam. Middle
right:
1989-1990 Cheerleaders-Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Lori Putnam, Michelle Suffling , Wendy
Dewey, Janie Hawkins, Teal Peck, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer Cleveland. The State Squad-Kelly Frye,
Megan Springe, Melanie Broun, Lori Putnam, and Teal Peck. "The Pineapple" gets the students involved.
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�Spring Fling-The New Thing!
Flakes turned to flower as
Winter Carnival became Spring
Fling. Le s enthusiasm was
sparked for the dance and games.
Class lip syncs made the game
day a huge success. Winning
first place were the juniors
singing "Happy Trails." The
freshmen took second singing a
song displaying their closeness,
"Lean on Me." With romance in
the air the sophomores
performing "Lost That Loving
Feeling," and the seniors singing
"Do It All the Time," tied for third
place. The fun of games turned to
a night of dancing, with great disk
jockeys helping the kids live it up.
This was the last big dance for the
seniors to be held in their own
gym, and the year was speeding
by.
J onathan Cordova, King
Milcah Hawk, Queen
Attendants
1Michael Snooks
Saundra Choate
Jason Keirns
Lisa Kilbank
Bayfield Locker Plant
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�Junior Attendants
Kelly Prior and Sam Hendrix
Sophomore Attendants
Mandi Miller and Alex Northrop
Freshmen Attendant
Jennifer Brown and Jerimiah Coey
Middle: The juniors sing "Happy
Trails." Left: BHS enjoys a slow
dance.
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�BHS Girls Claim League Title ...
"3 ... 5 ...7 ... 9 ... 1ook at that babe on the line!" the crowd
roared as Lisa Kilbank stepped up to the free-throw line to
attempt her final shot for a victory over the Dove Creek
Bulldogs. Lisa Lilbank quotes, "This was an exciting, fun
game. The crowd was really supportive and really rowdy,
which helped the team win the league title."
The 1989-90 Girls Basketball Season was one of the
best. The Lady Wolverines started off with excellent
attitudes, and much enthusiasm . The spirit throughout
the entire season was high, but not high enough for a
state title. Everyone thought the girls would go to state
and do reasonably well in the overall standings, but they
were upset by Nucla at the district tournament in
over-time.
Great leadership skills and hardwork were displayed by
many team members. Senior, Brittney Lee, says, "The
basketball season was very exciting and being San Juan
League Champs added to the enjoyment. I have enjoyed
playing basketball and being part of this team. A lot of
hard work and time is put into athletics, but believe me, it
is worth every minute!"
The best of coaches were the backbone to this year's
team. Coach Vernon Kimball sums up the year with,
"Outstanding Season! The girls really accomplished a lot.
We ended the season with a good record . We were
League Champions, and three girls were named
all-conference. Also, the officials chose the BHS girls for
the Outstanding Sprotsmanship Award." Good attitudes,
great coaching, hard work, dedication, and leadership
made this year all it was ...OUTSTANDING!!!
Top: Kelly Prior feeds the ball inside. Above:
Lady Wolverines fight for the rebound.
Right:
Kerri Miller lays up two points.
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Varsity from top to bottom:
Mandi Miller, Kerri Miller, Kelly Mars,
Brittney Lee, Kristen Sittner, Milcah Hawk, Lisa Kilbank, Lori Larkin, Carli
Wheat, Christina Kilbank, and Kelly Prior.
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�Junior Varstty from top to bottom: Melinda Schuler, Jodi Jenkins, Lisa
Miller, Jennifer Powell, Carli Wheat, Lisa Huffman, Jennifer Brown,
Christina Kilbank, Natalie Petersen, Natisha Allen, Jennifer Kirk, Michal
McNew, Debbi Beebe, Janice Wright, Melissa Baxter, and Nina Atencio.
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�Opposite left:
Kerri Miller and Kelly Prior run an
offensive play. Middle: Mandi Miller makes a layup.
Bottom: Brittney Lee shoots from the top of the key.
Top: Kristen Sittner looks on as Kelly Mars scores.
Top middle: Brittney Lee goes over the defense. Top
right: Carli Wheat fights for position. Left: Kristen
Sittner shoots from the ouside. Above: Brittney Lee ,
Mandi Miller, and Kristen Sittner play a tough defense.
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So close, but yet so far away.
The BHS boys basketball team tried
their hardest and played their best
game of the year against Mancos in
the District Championship game at
Durango High School. Even though
the Wolverines did not clench this
tile, the year was very successful
and made more people realize that
the BHS boys were more than
people projected them to be.
The boys got off to a slow start,
but as the season progressed the
BHS
boys
became
strong
competitors in the Basin A League
with a record of 11-10. The team
had their most fun and successful
game against Silverton. They broke
1 00 points to Silverton's mere 40.
With 13 seconds left, Nick
Cornelison shot a three pointer to
arouse the crowd over a subtancial
victory.
Nick Cornelison stated,
"We were nothing compared to what
we will be next year!"
All around, the boys season was
exciting and fun. We hope that next
year, and all the years to come, will
bring an exciting time to remember
and cherish as this year was.
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Andy McCoy, Coach Jon Keirns, Shane Lloyd, Gavin Brown, Walker
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Nick Cornelison, Justin Talbot, and Michael Snooks.
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Top row: Chris Rohrer, Alex Northrop, Jarrod Da, Shawn Bennett, Ryan
Farmer, Eric Reid, Walker Taylor, Ryan Sower, Coach Chuck Thompson.
Bo!tom row : Seth Malone, Jason Ragsdale, Ryan Larkin, Justin Helmer,
Jason Pierce, Cory Gosney, Justin Talbot.
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Top right: Nick Cornelison flies high for his lay-up. Top left: Shane
Llyod puts in another one. Middle left: Before being out of bounds,
Jake Forsythe gets a shot. Middle right: Ellis Longfellow uses fancy
handwork to get past his opponent.
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�The gladiators eye their opponents warily.
Facing each other armed only with skill,
knowledge and brawn, they prepare for battle.
The signal is given, and the contesy commences.
Each combatant strives for victory and glory. In
the end the victors hand is raised, and the
vanquished foe lives to fight another day.
More often than not the hand being raised
belonged to a BHS wrestler. This year the
Wolverine Wrestling Federation (WWF), as they
are sometimes called, set many team and
individual records on their way to a successful
season. They set team records with 109 pins,
257 takedowns, and 139 wins against 88 losses.
They were undefeated in dual matches and
finished high in all tournaments. They began the
year with promise by winning their own Bayfield
Invitational Wrestling Tournament and followed
up with several team trophies. The WWF wrestled
with the best. They beat Dolores, the 2nd place
team in the state, in a dual, finished with other top
ranked teams, and for a while found themselves
in the top 10.
Injuries, ineligibility, and the loss of several
varsity wrestlers hurt the team before Christmas
break, but those remaining on the team displayed
a lot of quality wrestling. Although numbers were
down, statistics continued to climb. Things still
looked promising clear up until districts. The
possibilities of sending 5, and maybe even 7, to
state seemed likely for the Wolverines as they
headed into Dolores for the district
championships. A lapse in concentration can be
fatal in a sport like wrestling, and the WWF fell flat
in the semifinals. This round saw state hopes
fade as they lost 5 out of 7 matches. With team
pride at stake, Coach Edwards took them into the
locker room and told them, "Just when we needed
our best round ever, we wrestled our worst...it's
not over. Go out there and wrestle for pride.- Go
out winners.
Don't win for me, win for
yourselves."
Whatever was said seemed to work. Of the 16
matches left to wrestle, the Wolverines won 13 of
them, 11 by pin. Wrestling with a vengence, they
finished with 2 fourths, 5 thirds, 1 second, and 1
district champion-Kyle Beebe.
They
reestablished the WWF as a team to reckon with.
Although only 2 qualified for state, Dan Chamblee
at hwt and Kyle Beebe at 130 (6th at state), the
team is young and will be back strong next year.
Let notice be served.
Top right: Kyle Beebe's cradle wins him another
pin. Right: Johnny Cordova puts pain in the
faces of his opponents. Bottom: Fred Raish
attempts an escape.
�fop left: Ray Powell readies the
guillotine. Left: The WWF shows
off their 3rd plac~ trophy at
Sargent. Top right: Jeremiah Coey
prepares for his next match, the
barber. Middle: Jason Jenkins hits
a reversal for 2. Above: David
Zenger demonstrates life at a
wrestling tournament.
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�Top row: Den1se Goodwin, Coach Rick Edwards, Daniel Chamblee, Shane Rhode, Neil Reese, Royce
Mogensen, Ray Powell, Jason Jenkins, Jeremiah Coey, Fred Raish, Asst. Coach Steve Neely, Nancy McCoy
Bottom row: Jason Egger, David Zenger, Steve Morrison, Tanya Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Kyle Beebe, and
Danny Kilbank.
Above: Jeremiah Coey shows the effeciency of sticking a knee in
the gut. Right ,Jason Jenkins stacks up another pin.
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�Jonathan Con:Lova
Top right: Royce Mogensen stands
high to accept his 1st place medal.
Middle left: Jonathan Hunt applies an
effective cross-face cradle.
Above:
Daniel Chamblee sets up for the front
head-lock. Left: Jason Egger looks to
the coach for assistance.
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�Hard Work and Dedication Is Track
The baton was exchanged from the hand of Lori Larkin into the hand of Kelly Mars as she sprinted the
anchor leg of the 1600 meter relay into a second place finish at the state track meet. The girls track team
rolled over teams one by one throughout the season. They were District champions and took seven girls to
state ending up with an eighth place finish. For the first time in the history of Bayfield track both the girls
and boys track teams were league champions. The boys track team surprised alot of people this year. They
started off slow, but by the end of the season were a very competitive team. They were third at Districts
and were disappointed at the state meet with only one boy out of five making it to finals. Both teams showed
lots of hard work and lots of effort which led to many accomplishments. Many school records were broken
and the hard work and dedication paid off. Next years' teams look to be even better.
Middle left: Justin Talbot shows perfect hurdling form. Middle right: Christina Kilbank clears the last
hurdle. Bottom left: Pat Hall sprints his way to the finish line. Bottom right: Seth Conner tries to clear
1he pole vaulting pole.
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�Top left:
Kelly Mars clears the
high jump.
Top right:
Walker
Taylor shows his expert long
jumping abilities.
Middle:
Alex
Northrop sprints a two hundred
meter dash. Bottom left: Mandi
Miller and Kelly Prior struggle
their way through a two mile race.
Bottom: Kerri Miller starts off for
a 400 meter dash. Middle right:
Lisa Huffman tries to throw the
javelin for the first time.
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�All t e
Lisa Kilbank
Top to bottom:
Tracy Frye, Michal McNew, Jennifer Powell, Jennifer
Brown, Lisa Miller, Andrea Salazar, Natalie Petersen, Christina Kilbank,
Carli Wheat, Mandi Miller, Janice Wright, Lisa Huffman, Kelly Mars, Lori
Larkin, Kelly Frye, Staci Magill, Kerri Miller, Melissa Baxter, Lisa Kilbank,
and Kelly Prior.
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Sam Hendrix clearing
his hurdle, and gives it
his all to win.
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�Kyle Beebe
Michael Snooks
Pat Hi~~ fl
Coach Vernon Kimball
From top to bottom: Ray Powell, Tim Johnson, Ellis Longfellow, Walker
Taylor, Shane Lloyd, Alex Northrop, Ryan Sower, Eric Reid, Michael Snooks,
Kyle Beebe, Pat Hall, Nick Cornelison, Sam Hendrix, Andy Brown, and Justin
Talbot.
Coach Jon Keirns
Outdoorsman
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�Sports Hall of Fame 1990
Chuck Sanchez Award
Michael Snooks
Lisa Kilbank
Outstanding Football
Jonathan Cordova
Outstanding Volleyball
Lisa Kilbank
Brittney Lee
Spurline Restaurant &Lounge
Pope's Auto Parts
14 West Mill Street, Bayfield
365 Goddard Ave. , Ignacio
�Outstanding
Cheerleader
Outstanding
Basketball
Teal Peck
Wendy Dewey
Brittney Lee
Michael Snooks
Outstanding
Wrestler
Outstanding
Trackster
Outstanding
Trackster
Kelly Mars
Lori Larkin
Kyle Beebe
Pat Hall
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�Sports Honors 1989-90
Volleyball
ALL CO FERE~CE SELECTIO.S
Kelly Mars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior
Football
ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
Tim Johnson, Pat Hall, Jonathan Cordova
Ross Ford, Sam Hendrix
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Boys Basketball
ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS
Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe
Girls Basketball
ALL CONFERE,CE SELECTIONS
Kelly ~ars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior
Ignacio Shur Value & Durango Nut and Fruit
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Girls track
'o~athnn Hunt-All Conference 112 lbs .
lhniel Chamblee-All Conference liHt .
state qualifier
not shown Kyle Beebe-All Conference,
San Juan Basin Outstanding Wrestler,
District Champion, 6th place at state
130 lbs .
Boys Track
Michael Snacks-All Confer ence
Pat Hall-All Confe r ence
Justin Talbot-All Conference
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JfL'lly N.:ns-All Conference, 2nd at state
S18 and 1600 relay
Jennife r Powell- All Con ference , 4th a t
star·e in the high _iump
Kerri fille r -All Confe r ence , 2nd at state
in the 1600 r elay
.Janice Hr i gh t -All Confe r ence
Lori Larkin- All Conference, 2nd at state
in t he 1600 r elay , 3rd a t st a t e in t he
16()0 r un
Lisa Kilbank-All Confe r ence
Staci Magill-All Confe r ence , 2nd at state
f..t the 1600 r elay
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�Do It Right!
Versatility ... this is one word
that can be used to describe the
students at B.H.S. Although it
seems athletics gets most of the
press, the Wolverines succeed in
many areas. Our FHA and FBLA
chapters are among the best in
the state. They have proven this
time
and
time
again
in
competition.
Band and choir
concerts and drama presentations
have
provided
much
entertainment.
Students find a way to get
involved in many activities.
Through clubs
and other
academics, they gain skills and
knowledge so very valuable in
their future plans. In fact, many
students have gone on to succeed
in their chosen fields. No one
ever sets out to accomplish
nothing. We set our goals, make
plans, and then embark upon a
course of realization. Many goals
are pie-In-the-sky.
Many set
their sights too lo'w.
But
whatever the goal, we need all
the help we can get.
The
cooperation and teamwork we
find at B.H.S. gives us all a big
heads tart.
Opposite: Sam Hendrix models thn lat0st
in lab wear. Far right: Mr. Dugger i;1structs
his freshmen science class. Middle: Mr.
Edwards appl1es a rubber mold to Jennifer
Kirk. Above: Ang1e Schauer works on an
art project. Right: Ryan Larkin and
Shannon Onderistn display enthusiasm for
home oc.
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Mill Street, Bayfield
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�Table of Contents
NHS
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FBLA
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VICA
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FHA
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STAND
79
Play
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Band & Choir
81
Yearbook
82
Newspaper
83
Knowledge Bowl
83
Student Council
84
Prom
86
Mr. & Mrs. Wolverine 90
92
V aledictorian
Salutatorian
93
Graduation
94
Year In Review
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Closing
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N.H.S.
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Bart Demming, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Teal Peck, and Katrina Morrison.
Local Motion
17 West Mill St Bayfeild • 884-91 79
Although small, the B.H.S.
chapter of the National Honor
Society is not lacking in quality.
Stiff
requirements
for
admittance insure on the best
students enter. This year four
members were voted into join
Teal Peck in this elite group. As
representatives of the best B.H.S.
has to offer academically, they
serve well.
Grades are not enough to gain
entry . A student must also be
involved in other school and
community activities, have good
moral character, and survive the
close scrutiny of the high school
staff. These requirements make
a worthy honor for new members
Katrina
orrison, Andy Brown,
Brett Deming, and Jonathan
unt. Con ratulationsl
Martin's Boot and Saddle
Mill Street, Ba field
�FBLA Ends An Era
Businoss ... mind your own
bus1ness!
That is exactly what
B.H.S. students are doing in Future
Bus1ness Leaders of America
(FBLA).
Learnmg essential sk1lls
while competing and having fun
seems to be what FBLA is all about.
This year's group was lead by Eric
Reid as president, and was under
the outstanding direction of Mrs.
Maxine McEwen. Built on tradition
and past experience, again they
were one of the top chapters in the
state.
Many hours of hard work,
practice, and effort paid off as 12
members qualified for state
competition in various areas of
business skills, techniques, and
application.
Monte Pope placed
first in Business Law and Katrina
Mornson placed first in Advanced
Shorthand. Both of these students
will represent Colorado at the
National FBLA Finals to be held at
the New Convention Center in
Washington D.C.
Many other
members placed high at state also.
All of this is tribute to Mrs.
McEwen who has led this chapter to
excel!.
For a small school, B.H.S. has
had great success over the years
competing and winning over much
larger
schools.
Bayfiel d 's
reputation has been enhanced
because of this success. 1990-91,
however, will bring some new
faces as Mrs. McEwen is retiring.
Success will continue as the desire
and dedication instilled in the
students remains as her legacy.
Always pushing the students to
strive a little harder, to stretch
their abilities, to expect excellence
Mrs. McEwen has made her mark.
B.H.S. and FBLA will never be the
same as the dynasty ends. New
faces will bring their own fresh
style to B.H.S. Life goes on,
changes are made, the past is over,
but we are all better people because
of 11. Good luck to Mrs. McEwen,
job well done.
FBLA sponsor and Mr. G reen , counselor, retire
and leave BHS after many lonq vears of servic~
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Bayfield, CO
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Clockwise from top: Monte Pope, Nichola Brown,
Rachel Davenport, Jaaron Mankins, Staci Mag ill,
Eric Reid, Jonathan Hunt, and Jason McCracken.
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�Top to bottom: Chris Roher, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Ross Ford, Bart Demming,
Jaaron Mankins, Teal Peck, Fred Linfesty, Nina Atencio, Scott Bell, Heather
Schmitzer, Tracy Frye, Monte Pope, Carli Wheat, Nick Cornelison, Tamara Teller,
Kristen Sittner, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Andrea Salazar, Debbi Beebe,
Whylie Butler, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Cashio, Katrina Morrison, Milcah Hawk, Mandi
tv1iller, Ellis Longfellow, and Sam Hendrix.
Top to Bottom: Ray Powell, Kelly Mars, Robin Bell, Mrs. Blatnick, Christy Griffin,
Michelle Suffling, Kelly Prior, Katrina Morrison, Jennifer Cannopi, Taura Betley, Lon
Putnam, Saundra Choate, Lisa Huffman, and Charlene Lemons.
S.T.A.N.D.
Katrina Morrison and Monte Pope.
Students Taking A New
Direction. S.T.A.N.D. is a club
that encourages students to stay
out of trouble.
Members in
S.T.A.N.D.
have
given
presentations about smoking a
tobacco to young students in
Bayfield's PrirT'1ry Schools.
They were involved with the Red
Ribbon Week and ties red
ribbons on students' and
teachers' cars as a reminder to
not drink and drive. Take a new
direction, be a leader not a
follower, be a member of
S.T.A.N.D. next year!
--President, Kelly Prior
Homestead Restaurant
"Down Home Cookin"
Katchina Kitchen
Durango Mall
�Future Homemakers of America
Acknowledging personal
goals, providing community
service, creating school spirit,
and
providing
learning
activities for the students were
all a part of a successfu l year
for the Bayfield FHA Chapter.
Leading the way was Michelle
Suffling, Presid ent.
Lori
Putnam was the San Juan
District President, and the
chapter won the district
achievement trophy again in
1990. Members attended the
fall Regional Cluster Meeting
in Glorieta, New Mexico,
district meetings, and the
Colorado State Convention in
Denver. There, Wendy Dewey
and Saundra Choate won the
right to compete For Colorado
in
Job
Interview
and
Illustrated Talk at the National
Convention in San Antonio,
Texas.
Top to bottom: Jason Jenkins, Branda Bennett, Robin Bell,
Royce Mogensen, Ray Powell, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg,
Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Michelle Suffling, Taura Betley,
Christy Griffin, Mrs. Blatnick, Serina Richens, and Saundra
Shannon Onderson, Teal Peck, Choate.
~roductJon & Printing
950 E. Second Awnue
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303/ 247-5212 FAX: 247-M54
Top to bottom: Ray Powell, Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Brenda
Bennett, Saundra Choate, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg,
Michelle Suffling, and Taura Betley.
Durango Quick Lube & Texaco
Hwy 160, Dgo.
(Brennan Oil Inc.)
�Top to Bottom: Eric Walters,
Justin Robinson, Ray Powell,
Ashley Baxstrom, Fred Raish,
Jason Egger, Brittney Lee,
Jeremiah
Coey,
Steve
Morrison, Shawn Bennet.
Wendy Dewey and Saundra Choate.
FHA Nationals
VICA Goes High Tech
Woodshop is not all there is
to VICA. This year the building
trades a BHS moved into the
computer
age
with
the
acquisition
of
a drafting
computer. This enables students
to learn some of the skills they
need to compete in the job
market of today. The click of
computer keys and the hum of a
printer were not the only sounds
to be heard. Under the guidance
of Mr. Mann t11e students showed
they still kno w craf tsmanship
and quality. No computer has
been invented to replace the
Centennial Savings Bank
1101 2nd Ave., Dgo .
human hand. At a showing of
their work May 17th, these
students displayed beautiful wood
projects crafted by their own
hands.
From an outstanding
mirror by Kelly Mars, to a pool
table by Eric Walters, to an
assortment of other hand crafted
wood products the students at
B.H.S. displayed incredible skill.
What better way to learn than by
doing.
J/P TIRE, Inc.
" H O M E O F T H E SUD DEN S E R VICE B O Y S '"
�The Truth About Cinderella
With weeks of practice, the
cast in the play, "The Truth
About Cinderella," was not
totally perfected.
The first
performance went well even with
one member missing, but the
second night was a great success.
With Cinderella making a big
change in the middle, everyone
was expecting a beautiful girl in
a long, full pink dress all ready
for the ball, but they got a wild
blonde wearing a skimpy black
dress strutting across the stage.
Finally, she lost her glass
slipper and all the men anxiously
helped find the foot.
At the
wedding, Cinderella (Michelle
Suffling) and the Prince (Jesse
Kuntz) tied the knot.
Ending
unfortunately, with Cinderella
scrubbing the floor for the Queen
before her own reception ... And
that's the truth about Cinderella!
Group photo: Left to right: Melissa
Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Milcah
Hawk, Denise Goodwin, Jonathan
Cordova, Teal Peck, Staci Magill,
Andy Brown, Taura Betley, Kristen
Sittner, Vince Taylor, Krystal
Geier, Katrina Morrison, Jason
Keirns, Melanie Brown, Andrea
Salazar, Denise Butler, Michelle
Suffling, and Jesse Kuntz.
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Brown's Shoe Fit
842 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-9707
�Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Charlene Lemons, Jason
Ragsdell, Brenda Bennett, Shawn Bennett, Bridget Howland,
Rene O'Brian!, Robin Bell, Kellie Bianca, Debbie Beebe, Staci
Magill, Trish Long, Angie Andersen, and Mrs. Otte.
Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Melinda Schuler, Rene O'Brian!,
Tim Johnson, Shawn Hendrix, Waylon Gnmes, David Geier,
Sherry Wilson, Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Katrina
Morrison.
Music To Your Ears
On May 17, the B.H.S. Band and
Choir presented the ir spr ing
concert. Early in the even1ng the
program was reduced to g1ggles as
Gretchen Morr 1s and Andrea
Salazar were unable to complete
their duet due to a severe case of
mirth.
However, composure was
soon restored and the program
proceeded without a hitch. In fact
Gretchen
and
Andrea
after
intermiss ion, showmg great poise,
returned to perform an extremely
we ll excuted duet.
Although the band and choir got
off to a shakey start with Mr.
Jackson leaving in the middle of the
year and Mr. Johnson taking over
at m1d term, they came through
beautifu lly .
At
Fi ne
Arts
competition in Durango, a combined
high school/ mid school band earned
a superior rating for the first time
in 17 years.
Th is was quite an
accomplishment and due to a lot of
hard work and dedication. We at
B.H.S. look forward to hearing more
sweet sounds as the music
cont inues.
Sports Magic
103 E. 7th Street, Dgo.
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�Do You Believe Everything You Read ?
This is not just another
yearbook. This is an adventure
of epic proportions. From day
one it was obvious there was
going to be nothing ordinary
about this year. From the theme
of this yearbook (a cheep rip-off
from some paltry movie) to the
last minute rush to finish the
book, it was a most excellent
adventure. The staff was on a
mission.
One with history
making
possibilities.
If
successful the course of history
and the face of mankind would be
undeniably altered.
Okay, so maybe I am
exaggerating a little. We just
wanted to put together the best
yearbook ever, and we may have
been successful.
Under the
direction of Mr. Edwards, the
1989-90 yearbook promises to
please even the harshest critic.
You will find inside its cover, 16
pages of color, artful layouts,
meaningful copy, and outstanding
photographs. A yearbook says
something about the school, the
year, and its people. It speaks to
generations. We hope this one is
no different.
If we speak highly of this
book, it is because we honestly
feel that way. We have put lots
of hard work and part of our soul
into it. Lots of laughs, copious
quantities of perspiration, and
even a few tears stain the pages
and leave a watermark of our
touch . We hope th is book speaks
to all of you, and brings to recall
the good times and bad times of
1989-90. It marks the passage
of another group through the
faculty of B.H.S.
As we say
goodbye to all those who have
touched and changed our lives, we
leave you with the following:
" Be exc elle nt to each other,
and party on dudes !"
Top to bottom : Royce Mogensen, Michelle Suffling, Melanie Broun, Denise Goodwin,
Nancy McCoy, Megan Spri nge, Scott Bell, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Kelly Mars, Heath
Wickman , Teal Peck, Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe, Mr. Edwards, Jonathan Cordova,
c Jason Keirns, and Jennifer Powell.
Dickenson, Malick, and Greenberg
Attorneys at Law
�Newspaper
to bottom : Ross Ford, Tim Cullens, Lori Putnam, Carolyne Cleveland, Shane
hode, Justin Robinson, Eric Walters , Terri Jones, Saundra Choate, Diana Rhyno,
nd Michele Jackson.
Diversity defined the 1989-90
staff of the Through the Times
nowspapor of Bayfield H'gh School.
Thoy were all from different
"cliques," but they pulled together
for one common goal: the overall
product. They learned a lot about
meeting deadlines, writing unbiased
stories, and newspaper nghts and
respons bilities.
Mistakes and all,
it was a learn ng experience.
The newspaper tried to print a
variety of stones and to include
more students.
Stories ranged
from entertainment type stories
such as Ross's Ramblings and Heard
In the Halls to informative stories
such as the health education story
and the data Is of next year's new
schedule.
The 1dea of the newspaper is to
appeal to the students, while at the
same time, inform the community
of the happenings at the high school.
Knowledge Bowl
to bottom: Bart Demming, Jason McCracken, Shadow 1, Shadow 2, Scott Bell,
eth Malone, B!az Har~is, N~chole Brown, Rachel Davenport, Dan Chamblee, Andy
rown, Jason P1erce, Enc Re1d, Shadow 3, Denise Goodwin, Daniel Shirley, Jonathan
unt.
A different type of competition
is found in Knowledge Bowl.
Armed only with quick wit and a
little smarts, these folks battle
for the glory of B.H.S. A mix of
seasoned verterns and green
freshmen formed this year's
team, and they performed
admirably well is battle.
With sponsor, Mr. Marty,
they spent long hours practicing
and refreshing their skills. All
of this work paid off when they
finished 31st out of 60 in
competition with schools form
all over the state. Keep watching
and someday you might be able to
catch one of these warriors on
Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune
going for the really big one.
The Durango Diner
957 Main Ave. Durango· 247-9889
�Student Council of 1989-90
Every serious student council
officer has an image of ther ultimate
team. It is much more than the
means of making decisions for the
student body, but a feeling of
importance and power. There is
exhilerating sense of running
things, untamed by the rules of the
school.
The Student Council this year
consisted of Jason Keirns,
President; Jesse Kuntz , Vice
President; Michelle Suffling,
Secretary; and Andy Brown,
Treasurer.
Together they
conquered
the
task
of
Homecoming.
They all also
attended a Student Council Retreat
with many other schools to learn
about leadership and drug and
alcohol abuse from their guest
speaker Rick Miller, a former drug
user.Morning announcements were
always an eye-opener with the
group, too.
Mrs. Mericle, the new leader,
summed up the Student Council by
saying, "What a group! Don't quote
me on that!"
Student Body
Officers
Noxt .years act ivities will be led by the
follow1ng new student body oHicers: Andy
Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Andrea Salazar
'
Staci Magill.
Durango'
Full Service
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Michelle Suffling, Secretary; Jesse Kuntz, Vice President; Andy Brown, Treasu
Jason Keirns, President.
�Junior Officers
Senior Officers
Top to Bottom: Saundra Choate, Katrina Morrison, Teal Peck,
Clockwise: Kelly Mars, Ray Powell, Kerri Miller,
Tanya Baxter.
Hunt.
onathan
Sophomore Officers Freshman Officers
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Rhyme and Reason
!4 Town Plaza
&
Cory Gosney, Jennifer Brown, Seth Conner.
Kentuck Fried Chicken
Main Ave., Dgo.
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Another year 9oes passinq by
Another Prom. is here
To som.e this brinqs a joyous sm.Ue
To others, brinqs a tear.
:For four years you. have tread a path
:From. dawn to settinq sun
:But now the path 9ets steeper
Atui the c[.i,mb has just b~u.n.
We're very 9l:ad. to ~now you.
We 'a m.iss you. when you've 9one
Atui to the cLass of '9 0
We ded,i,cate our Prom..
- The Juniors
Mr. Kimball helps the prom comm ittee blow up balloons the
smart way.
�7{.appin' 1fappenin'
Went to a maf{ in tfu city;
:founcl a prom clre.s.s tfuu {oo~clreaffy pretty;
Spent alitnlj money, fqum( a fumey;
J!ncl off to tfu jungf• Gil w•nt.
1\afn. staru, tmclgfans;
Out to dtnmr fJJitft no cares.
On to tfu Iron 1fors1, ffUt at tfu clcor;
To{cf sign that sfuet or ignore/
Sat clown tmcl cl1atterecl,
scatt•ntf offor foorl;
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6oogie, strut your stuff;
'Use your thm wisefy. for tfun isn't enqugfal
Tfu nigfst can't encl. just arouml tfu {,encl, is
tfte after prom party.
f;o for it, ma~ your own ftm;
Wliateveryou tficl. tftis niglitwas #1.
Top: Stacy Magill lookes at Ross Ford
with starry eyes. Bottom left: Vince
Taylor with all the trimmings. Bottom
right: "Yes sir, I d id make it to prom
safely," salutes Walker Taylor.
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Top left: Another dance gone by for Tim Johnson and Heather Schmitzer. Top
center: Andy Brown and Jonathan Hunt await Sleeping Beauty. Middle right:
Getting down on the dance floor are Teal Peck and Jaaron Mankins. Bottom left:
Larry Sower and Jodi Jenkins relax with the crowd.
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Flower Palace
2501 Main Ave. Durango
259-0033
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The t ro n 1-lorse t nn,
Saturday evenirnJ
A.pril, 28, 1990
Comments :
Middle left: Jonathan Cordova and Lisa
Kilbank put some thrill into a slow dance.
Whylie Butler and
Bottom center:
Megan Springe prove that opposites
attract. Above: It is time for a fun
discussion for Royce Mogensen and
Michelle Suffling. Right: Melissa Baxter
and Mandy Miller are not letting it rain on
their parade.
Bayfield Glass and The Hair Connection
"Give us the break!"
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Jonathan Corcfova 11as 6een sefectecf 6y tl1e stucfent 6ocfy as tl1e mafe stucfent wl1o most e](l1i6its tl1e "Spirit of tl1e Wofverine."
Jonathan 11as 6een inoofvecf in atMetics tl1rouel1out l1iel1 scl1oof. J(e was a team feacfer in foot6aff ancf wrestfine. J(e f:._nows no
straneers ancf is juff of fife. Jfis speciaf a6ifity to maf:..e others faue/1 ancf determination to try anytl1ine once 11aoe createcf many speciaf
memories. Jonathan's unique way ofoiewine fife wiff taf:..e l1im far.
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Creatioe a11d witty. friendfy a11d fioefy. Mifcan J (awl( represents tlie student 6ody at 1JJ (S ;, n positive way. Tlie nrfmirntiou aud
n.<pHt of ner jef(ow peers Is eoldent In tfte many honors and specla( recoenltlon tftey ftcwe 6estowed upon fter tftis !}tar. !IITJO(ved ill
atMetlcs and other activUles, sl1e stiff tal;,.s time to 6efiiend otliers. ll{( at 1JJ(S nntJe 6enefitted from ner spirit, UIIIIJIItlleSS, aud
Kjuduess. J (er free spirit is, !1owever, 11er stronee.st trait andsometniue we can af( admire and feam from.
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If any stucfent has 6eeun to rea(ize his or her own potentia{. that stucfent is Tea('Pecf:., .?1s va(ecfictorian of the dass of 1990 at
1JJfS, Tea( has malntalnecf a 4.0 eracfe point averaee Whl(e 6eine invo(vecf in many activities. .?1s a four year cfleerfeacfer, Tea( (eacf the
squacf as a senior. Sfle has e~cef(ecf in many areas. She has won acacfemic awardS too numerous to mention, flas 6een part of stucfent
eovernment, has 6een invo(vecf in J1J~ ancf the Science jair at the state (eve[. ancf she was the 1J'J(S Year6oof:..'.Eclitor-in-Chief her
senior year. THe inj{uence of Tea( has 6een sure(y fdt at 1JJ{S anawi(( 6e sore(y miss eel.
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Kareem AbduiJabbar hooks one of
the last shots in his
professional career
after 20 years, six
champ1onsh1ps and
38,387 po1nts, the most
1n pro h1story.
Tour de France
w1nner Greg
LeMond embraced h1s
mag1c b1cycle on the
cover of "Spo~s
Illustrated" after being
named Sportsman of
the Year
Cahforn1a Interstate
880 p1tched and
heaved Oct. 17 when
the quake hit.
Registering 7 .1 on the
R1chter scale, it
cla1med 67 lives and
caused $6.5 billion in
property damages.
~ Voyager II captured
• a false-color image
of Neptune on its way
to an endless journey
1nto interstellar space.
A mamacal gnn lit
the face of the
Joker (Jack Nicholson)
in Warner Bros.' actionadventure film
"Batman."
The People's
Uberat1on Army
crushed a human
barncade to regain
control of Tiananmen
Square, the site of a
month-long prodemocracy protest by
one-million Ch1nese
students and workers.
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• 3- 0 1n 1989. The
eternal teen has come
a long way since her
1ntroduct1on and now
enJoys a trendier look
and ncher sales.
A weary Pres1dent
Bush announced
U.S. troops had
invaded Panama Dec.
20 on a miSSIOn to
capture General
Manuel Nonega on
drug charges
F1reworks s1zzled 1n
the Pans sky,
illuminating the Arch of
Tnumph dunng the
'200th ann1versary of
the French Revolution.
East met West
for the first time
1n 28 years follow1ng
the destruction of the
Berlin Wall. Berlin
youth danced near
Checkpoint Charlie in
celebration.
New Kids on the
Block took the
pop music scene by
storm with the1r No. 1
hit single,"l'll Be Loving
You (Forever).· Group
members are Jon
Kmght, Danny Wood,
Joe Mcintyre, Donnie
Wahlberg and Jordan
Kmght.
It's not a secret
anymore. The
radar-elud1ng B-2
stealth bomber was
displayed for the first
t1me m Palmdale,
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�1989-90 Bayfield Wolverine Staff
Teal Peck
Lisa Kilbank
Krystal Geier
Kerri Miller
Kelly Mars
Michelle Suffling
Royce Mogensen
Jennifer Powell
Jason Keirns
Jonathan Cordova
Scott Bell
Nancy McCoy
Heath Wickman
Melanie Broun
Megan Springe
Michael Snooks
Kyle Beebe
Jake Forsythe
Denise Goodwin
Editor-In-Chief
Assistant Editor
Layout Editor
Copy Editor
Activities Editor
Staff
Staff
Staff
Head Photographer
Head Photographer
Photo Staff
Photo Staff
Photo Staff
Business Head
Business Head
Sales Person Extrodinaire
Sales Person
Staff
Advisor's Assistant
Rick Edwards
Advisor
Printed and Published by: Josten's-Randy Schade-Representative
Cover designed and painted by Rick Edwards
A special thanks to my wife and my family: Dianne (I Love You) , Rachel,
Sarah, Anna, Daniel, Megan, and brand new Marah. Without your love and
understanding, I would not have the desire or motivation to carry on.
Thanks to Randy Schade and Jostens, to Mr. Wayne Smith and the rest of
the B.H.S. staff and faculty, to the Bayfield Board of Education, and the
Administration. Your patience is appreciated.
Thanks to all of the fine merchant and businesses in Bayfield, Durango, and
Ignacio. Without their financial support through advertising, this book
would not have been possible.
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Table of Contents
Seniors
Page
Classes
Page 20
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Academics Page 36
The Wolverine 1991 - 1992
Bayfield High School
615 East Oak Drive
Bayfield, Colorado 81122
Sports
Page 46
Honors
Page 92
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"I am glad I moved here because I was able to play sports. I
think sports have made school much more enjoyable."
Chris Rohrer, top left
"I think the mo t fun I have at chool is durring lunch, I love
people watch ing, it's like a zoo." Heidi Gonznlez, top right
"Being a senior is outrageously fun! It's cool knowing that it's
you last year in high school."
justin Tnlbot, middle
"My senior year was my best year and I really like the senior
class. I also enjoy going to a small sch.Jol."
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"You learn that you don't always
get what you want , but high
school turns out great when you
finally reach the top!" Janice
Wright,top right
"I'm glad I got the opportunity to be
educated in a small school. I feel
it's more of a benefit than a strike
against me. As for my class, well ..."
Brett Demming, left
"My senior year turned out to be
okay. I can't wait to get out of here,
even though I'll probably get
homesick and miss some of the
people." Nina Atencio, middle left
"My favorite class is American
Government because I can catch up
on lost sleep!" Clint Holland,
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�- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 it will be the front page of Time
To say good-bye to the
which displays their story.
graduating class of 1992 is to bid
Whichever
case, the class of
farewell to an array of great
1992 is going to be well-known
memories and super people.
by all, their success being
As they enter the world outside
something to talk about later.
of Bayfield, Colorado, they will
We can remember the good old
be faced with the ever-changing
days at Bayfield High School.
pace of a fast-developing
The famous ones might be your
society. Without doubt, each
good friends now or maybe the
.and every one will face this
girl you admired for so long.
new world with an instinct to
Let them leave with us all
conquer. The names you see
knowing
how successful they
below
their
pictures
will all be with a little
throughout these pages will
determination. All the luck in
later be seen on the office doors
the world ...
of attorneys to scientists to
engineers to educators. Perhaps
Tara Amon
Nina Atencio
Jess Beaver
Jim Beaver
Nicole Browne
Jerry Comyford
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Deanna Cundiff
Rachel Davenport
Brett Deming
Kenny Detamore
Melissa Garner
Heidi Gonzalez
W ay/on Grimes
Becky Hackler
Jennifer Hackler
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�Waylo11 Grimes hopes
hiding under his work
might save him.
Walker Taylor checks
his supplies as he heads
into class.
jim Beaver huddles
over his senior
assignments.
Jamie Nickell decides
cleaning her nails looks
more interesting than
work.
Engrossed iu a paiuti1zg
project,
Jennifer
Hackler adds her own
touch.
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It takes
a
good head to keep
on top of the
school work one is
presented
with
when he is a
senior. Although
it is tough to keep
up
sometimes,
with
a
little
dedication, many
seniors managed
to
keep
their
names
among
those
on
the
honor
roll.
Colleges have a
sharp eye out for
those
students
who have a knack
for
academics,
and
the
graduating class
will be sure to
impress even the
most prestigious
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Lorie Larkin
Tony Lora
Dominick Martinez
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�Shawn Hendricks and Jerry
Comyford proudly display
their jerseys as with
Amanda Miller and her
school colors.
Nina A tendo helps
her squad with a
avwd-pleasmg skit
The majority of us believe
Erik Marty has made one
too many hard-hitting
tackles.
Lisa Huffman has been a
hard- working and hustling
basketball player for four
years.
Alex Northrop prepares for
another intense practice
with Coach Prior.
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find these characteristics in all of these excellent
senior players.
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Amanda Miller
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Alex Northrop
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Justin Talbot
Travis Taylor
Walker Taylor
Tamara Teller
Carli Wheat
Charlie Wilson
Janice Wright
Christine Zoltec
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Bonfires, Bullies, and
B.B.Guns
According to the local burger
stand, it was a few "bad eggs."
Some of you might know what we
are talking about; others have just
had to live with the fact that
Homecoming
1991
was
cancelled. The week started off
great with five dress-up days,
people preparing for the bonfire,
and the water towers getting
painted a different number every
other night. Spirit was high for the
games on Saturday, and
everyone's faces were painted on
Friday in honor of the Wolverines.
The night before, it is said that
things got a little out of hand.
Friday sent the Student Council
into the classes of BHS with the
news that the festivities were off.
Have we learned any lessons?
Well, let's just say that we don't
have another homecoming for this
year's senior class, but with all of
the smarts we've gained this year,
let's leave the B. B. guns and bats
at home come next September's
celebration.
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Amanda Milltr, Dominick
Martinez, Nina Attncio, justin
Talbot, Lorit Larkin.
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Full of excitment and
anticipation, the Lady Wolverines
blasted onto the court and left the
gym to tremble and shake in their
path. The Vikings could not have
been prepared for the power and
intensity that was unleashed
during the 15-6 15-1 victory. An
injured
Jennifer
Powell
comments, "It was sad watching
my team play, but they did good,
and I am glad they won."
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Coach Hott confirmed that
the win brought the team to a 8-5
record, and that Mandi Miller led
the Wolverines to a victory.
The cheerleaders were alive
on that Saturday morning,
keeping the adrenalin pumping in
the veins of the players. Janice
Wright tells us, "I think our
positive attitudes helped us win
the game and have fun."
The spirit squad keeps the fans
as well as the players
motivated for a victory.
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Talbot htlps carry the ball
clostr to a victory for the
Wolverines .
It's a Beautiful Day for a Football Game ...
Every one left the
Homecoming game with one
side of his face a little pinker
than the other, but who wants
to miss the Bayfield Bad Boys
chalk
up another
victory?
Going into the game with a
perfect record of 3-0, the team
was fired up and ready to come
out on top.
And that they did.
Helping lead the Wolverines to a
26-12 win over the Center
Vikings was senior Walker
Taylor with one touchdown run,
freshman Joey Serrano with two
touchdown runs and a two point
conversion play, and senior
Dominick Martinez with the
final touchdown of the game.
And how could this team
survive without the spirit of the
cheerleaders cheering and
chanting from the sidelines? It
didn't take much to keep the
crowd excited over the game, but
we'd all be like a fish out of
water without their support.
Congratulations to both for
helping save a little bit of
Homecoming 1991--we all know
we needed a little picker-upper
after the big cancellation!
Unity and sportsmanshtp set
the Wolverines apart from the
crowd.
Walker Taylor's final stride
reaches the endzone for one of
the Homecoming touchdowns.
Tammie Upshaw and Kara
Anderson aid in another
unleashing of Wolverine spirit.
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�Feelings of
anticipation, along
with anxiety, filled
the minds of the 1992
juniors. This year
was exciting, full of
danger (for some of
us), and an awesome
introduction
to
authority!
Who
would believe that
we would make it
this far? Certainly
not the teachers or
even ourselves.
It can most
definitely be said
that competition and
pride are traits that
are deeply engrained
in
this
class.
Especially
academically and
sport wise. As Nancy
McCoy put it, "I think
our class is full of
talent
and
enthusiasm." This is
the baddest class
Bayfield will ever
see, and they have
one more year to
prove it again. This
group is now ready
to be listened to.
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Finch, Linda
Francis, Megan
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Malone, Seth
McCoy, Nancy
McGuire, Keith
McNew, Michal
Miller, Lisa
Morrison, Steve
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Petersen, Natalie
Popely, Eric
Potter, Ben
Powell, Jennifer
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Wyrick, Carrie
Wyrick, Casey
Zenger, David
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Bel ON: The two remaining "Three Ami gas."
Top: The juniors display another feeble attempt for ihe spirit
stick. Bottom: Leave it to Jennifer Cleveland to amuse and
amaze the hall crowds with her originality.
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... out of control
The class of 1994 is definatley one of the most
colorful groups to enchant Bayfield High
School in many years. Some may classify
them as wretched little monsters, but what do
those substitute teachers know about the true
selves behind the vivacious class anyway?
"We are the class of star basketball players,
excellent drivers and devious con-artists,"
boast Kristina Cordova and Rebecca Kahlil.
It is O.K. to be a little bit out of control. BHS
needs somebody to animate the halls and keep
the teachers on their toes.
Allen, Brooks
Anderson, Kara
Bateman, Jackie
Broun, Will
Cloudt, Christian
Cordova, Kristina
Cusick, Tasha
Dugger, Mack
Folks, Mario
Forsythe, Jason
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Jack, Derrick
Kahlil, Rebecca
Kedrowski, Philip
Kinsey, Ron
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Phelps, Danita
Phelps, Dion
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This year's freslunen may have taken a lot of
flak from the upper-classmen, but they weren't
bothered by the many comments. They still went out
for sports and clubs offered at BHS. Each who tried,
enjoyed what he was doing.
The freslunen were not only successful in clubs
and sports, but in making good grades throughout the
year and contributing to each of their classes in a unique
way. Their teachers were all proud of their efforts.
As the new kids at BHS, the freshmen still
kept their lively attitudes gained at BMS. Mrs.
Mericle agreed, "Freshmen are energetic, enthusiastic,
unpredictable, fresh (interpret for yourself), fun, and
fantastic. · And they stayed this way throughout the
year by helping to add to the one of a kind spirit at
BHS.
The start of the year didn't come easy for the
freshmen. They had to get used to the 4-period day
and the 15 minute breaks in between classes. Most of
the freslunen thought that it was easier than the old 7period day. "It is a lot easier to get good grades because
you don't have homework in seven classes, • said Cody
Abernathy.
They also enjoyed the pep rallies, because
there were no pep rallies at the mid school. At first
they had no idea what was going on, but caught on
quickly and learned how to spell F-R-E-5-H-M-E-N.
Over all it was a good year for the freslunen.
Top Right:
Kayle McCormick thinks of days long ago
when he was at the top of the totem pole.
Mid right:
Kristina Morrison is disgusted with the color her paiut
mixing produced. Bottom right: Mr. Dugger's lessons entice
a group of freshmen . Opp right: Joey Serrano tests his
computer skills while no one is looking. Opp Middle:
Mellissa Longfellow is tickled pink. Opp left: Wes
Hickman has no idea where or who he is.
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Anderson, Michael
Beck, Kali
Blatnick, Katy
Brandon, Marc
Brown, Steve
Burrows, Whitney
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Walters, Melissa
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Wilson, Matt
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Ryan Powell flaunts his fashion at BHS. Above middle: Steve
Brown finds school hilarious. Above right: Kali Beck is affected
abnormally by the first year at BHS. Opp. left: Marc Brandon is
wrapped up in freshman studies. Opp. middleU:
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�dedication .•••
Through the laughter and tears,
the faculty and staff at B.H.S. is not
only dedicated to their jobs, but also to
the school. Our faculty and staff,
although they push us to get
everything done on time, is a very
caring group of people. No matter
what is going on within the student
body, some part of the faculty or staff
has been there to support the students.
All they have done for the students,
wether it's helping them prepare for
college or getting ready to enter the
armed forces, somehow they have
been able to remain sane, and barely
keep the building standing up-right.
Even through the changes that have
taken place in B.H.S.,everyone seems
to pull together and work as a team,
and without the great staff that we
have, at times that would be pretty
hard.
Peggy Beckler
Carol Blatnick
Jerry Brush
Theresa Cashio
Ginger Conner
Wayne Dugger
Rick Edwards
Denise Haga
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h!alnaughtycrnire
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pt(' than it thepgis togd a littlesnrxx:h
�our
teachers
Jon Keirns
Sharon Kimball
Vernon Kimball
Robert Mann
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Servers:
Devita Jackson
Brenda Davis
Charlene Sutherlin
Tim Walter,
Maintence Director
Bert Roberts,
Grounds Keeper
Larry Walters,
High School Custodian
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�ACADEMICS: MORE THAN JUST A DREAM
Once upon a time,
there was a small 2A school
with 199 students. In this
school the academics soared
to new heights with
advanced classes such as:
college prep. English,
calculus, trigonometry,
chemistry, and physics. In
this school the 4-period day
was in effect, and the
students were getting the
best grades they had gotten
in years. The many elective
courses available kept the
interest high. The highly
challenging courses and the
great fun made the students
want to learn. This made
the spirit high, and Bayfield
High School the best that it
could be in the memories
and the dreams of everybody
in the school. All of the
students went on to
wonderful colleges and lived
happily ever after.
Top right: Cory Gosney ponaers over
his lessons. Mid right: Fred Raish
spreads out for some intense studying.
Bottom right: Justin Macklin squeezes
in a little extra work.
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Student Council
Class Officers
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FBLA
FHA
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VICA
Ne'NSpaper
National Honors Society
Knowledge Bowl
Band
Choir
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Chris Rohrer and Andrea Salazar start reviewing together.
Middle left: Jeff McLure gets bust at the screen. Middle:
Blake Suprenant and Anna Lasater are engrossed in their
studies. Mid right: Natalie Petersen does not know where to
begin. Bottom left: Travis Taylor and Rachel Kihn are not just
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attending a student council retreat
held at a guest ranch in Mancos.
There, they successfully put on
concessions for the district volleyball
tournament.
One of the main
accomplishments was getting the rule
concerning shorts changed. It began
with shorts only being permitted in
September and May, but the rule was
changed; we are now permitted to
wear shorts year round. There was
also a retreat held at the high school
for the class and student council
officers. Here, everyone discussed
their jobs and got to know everyone
else. Ice breaking activities helped
everyone get comfortable, and then
each person became familiar with his
responsibilities towards the student
council and the individual classes.
The student council did get a lot
accomplished. They made an effort to
work with the student body, and
should be proud of what they
accomplished.
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Our Executive Student; Council (from left to right): Andrea Salazar, President; Christine Zoltek, Vice President;
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Perot, FBLA will prepare you for that worthy cause.
Advisor Denise Haga has taken FBLA a step foreward in
preparing students at BHS to take a place in the business
world. As tradition would have it, BHS did quite well in all
phases of competition with all sizes of schools. This says a lot
about our student body. Dedication, hard work and creativity
all play an important roll in determining who will lead and
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�1991-92: An Electrifying Year For FHA
Once again, Mrs. Blatnick led
the Future Homemakers of
America through another
successful year. A large group
of enthusiastic students kept
busy throughout the 91-92
school year with fund raisers
and tough competitions and
another fabulous prom
fashion show.
Mrs. Blatnick also had the
STAND program going on
this year. It proved to be quite
successful as well. BHS was
filled with posters and signs
of a friendly alternative to
drugs and alcohol. Good job
guys!
Mrs. Blatnick, Advisor
FHA MEMBERS...TOP PHOTO
Back row, 1 to r: Amanda Miller, Bobbie Grimes,
Travis Taylor, Tara Amon, Renae O'Briant, Sherry
Wilson, Jerry Comyford, Rachel Davenport, Melanie
Broun, Denise Mansell,Jenny Rustman, Katy Blatnick.
Front row, 1 to r: Deanna Cundiff, Mellissa Lott,
Wendy Miller, Corinne Wilmer, Cheryl Rhyno, Alex
Northrop, Walker Taylor.
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Back row, 1 to r: Cade Bassett, Lisa Huffman, Denise
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to r: Mariann Rhyno, Renae O'Briant, Mellissa Lott,
Cheryl Rhyno.
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�NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Academic achievement is
not enough to ensure your
spot in National Honor
Society. You must also be a
good citizen and an all
around good student. This
year Mandi Miller, Lisa
Miller, Cade Bassett, Michal
McNew and Erik Marty joined
this elite group.
Each
student
applied
after
meeting
the
vigerous
academic criteria and went
through a tough screening
process
before
being
accepted, insuring that only
the best are a part of NHS.
Left to right: Andrea Salazar, Cade Bassett, Amanda
Miller, Erik Marty, Lisa Miller, Shawn Smith.
Not
shown: Michal McNew and Nicole Browne.
KNOWLEDGE BOWL
Facts and figures may seem
trivial to some, but to the
BHS Knowledge Bowl team
they
are
ammunition.
Sponsor Ed Marty once again
led the academic warriors
in the battle against bigger
foes. They emerged from the
skirmish with their heads
held high so they always
made a great showing in
competition.
BHS has
always
been
well
represented by this valiant
group.
Left to right: Jason Hudson, Braz Harris, Chris Rohrer, Jenny Rustman, Seth
Malone, Megan Francis, Andrea Salazar, icole Brown, Melissa Lott.
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New faces looked in to
every corner at BHS. A new
look accompanied this new
staff
as
the
school
newspaper underwent a
facelift.
Diligent reporting
and persistent research
made this one of the finest
high school papers around.
The Predator amused and
informed us about every
topic under the Colorado
sun. A very successful year
passed under the guidance
of Carol Blatnick.
Back row: Gretchen
orris, Kelly Frye, Kristina Cordova, Rachel
Davenport, Kara Anderson, Tara Amon. Middle row: Jennifer Pounds,
Andrea Salazar, Corinne Wilmer, Jenny Rustman, Mariann Rhyno, Alma
Jean Fritz. Front row: Chris Rohrer, Brett Demming, Andrew Rowe.
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It's not just hammers and
nails anymore.
Computers
and other innovations are
changing the face of the
"old wood shop." With Mr.
Mann
looking
on
and
offering
expert
advice,
wonderful projects and new
skills are being earned at
BHS through· VICA.
Back Row: Scott Peake, Kenny Detamore, Derrek Jack, Tadd Hetler, Steve
Brown, Janah Martin, Dustin Richardson. Front row: Mack Dugger, Martin
Snively, Patrick Whitmore,
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Larimore, Will Broun, Mr. Mann.
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This year the band and choir
really " hit it off." The sweet
sound of music both played
and sung by the B.H.S. band
& choir.
The constant
guidance of Mr. Trujillo for
the band really helped them
to sparkle & shine. The
chi or, along with M r .
Gleason, sang themselves to
death trying to find their
golden notes. Between the
band and the chior, the
sound of music filled the
halls. They all deserve a pat
on the back, they all did a
swell job!
Rick Larimore
Angie Anderson
Michael Anderson
Gretchen Norris
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Carl Holmes
Makesha Ludwig
Mack Dugger
Denise Mansell
Katy Blatnick
Shaw Schulder
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Jim Beaver
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Lisa Huffman
Erik Marty
Jennifer Brown
Melinda Schulder
Shawn Smith
Megan Springe
Mekisha Ludwig
Mariann Rhyno
Rachel Davenport
Mellissa Baxter
Paul Ooten
Jim Beaver
Brett Demming
Rachel Davenport
Cade Bassett
Megan Springe
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Kara Anderson
Mellissa Baxter
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�It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This!!
Does it get any better than
this? Football players, volleyball
players, and fall cheerleaders didn't
seem to think so. The volleyball
girls with their new head coach
made It real this year.
The
Wolverines had an excellent
football tum this year and are
expecting many more to come.
And, last but not least, the fall
cheerleaders kept spirits high and
made their presence known.
AJI three fall sports excelled
in their field and made many a
team aware of where they stood and
that they had no intent of taking
even a single step in the opposite
direction. "It is always fun starting
the year off with lots of spirit. It is a
natural high listening to the home
crowd cheer the teams on," Natalie
Petersen reports as she looks back
on an excellent junior year and a
very successful season.
All fall sports played hard
and won big. The athletes and the
crowds a.re ready and awaiting the
winter and spring sports. They all
seem to be on the edge of their
seats. Maybe it does get better
than this...
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Football
pages 52-55
Cheerleading
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�'91 VOLLEYBALL ......... .
The Lady Wolverine spikers
did not crash and burn as
almost everyone thought they
would. This year, it seemed as
though the team had a lot more
to prove than ever before. With
two new coaches came also a
new beginning. The ladies
pulled themselves together and
played with more teamwork
and dedication than ever
before. Each players hardcore
determination brought them to
Regional competition where
the trip to state that would
make a storybook finish was
torn away by the Meeker and
Rangely teams.
Seniors Lorie Larkin, Amanda
Miller, and Janice Wright
were
proud
of
the
accomplishments of the team
and of key wins against Pagosa
Springs and Ignacio.
Add
another unforgettable season to
another unfogettable year.
When it counts ....
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�The Odds
All of the hustling, power hitting, sweating,
and pride shown by the Lady Wolverines this
season is not easy to describe. In the photos on
this page, each individual is doing their own
part to make a dynamite team.
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�VARSITY 1991
Back row L toR: Assistant Coach Chris Winters, Melinda Schulder, Jodi Jenkins, Jennifer Brown,
Jennifer Powell, Lisa Miller, Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly Hott
Front row L toR: Lorie Larkin, Amanda Miller, Michal McNew, Janice Wright, Aaron Hendrix,
Natalie Petersen
INSIDE ....SENIORS
LORIE LARKIN
AMANDA MILLER
JANICE WRIGHT
�· The 1991 Junior Varsity
. Lady Wolverines had their ups
' and downs throughout the season.
Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen
,. made up the team. Teaching the
girls to play together was a more
important goal than actually
. . winning.
It was a great
·· preparation for the ones who will
go on to play Varsity ball.
Members of the J. V. team are as
follows:
Back row L to R:
Assistant Coach Chris Winter,
Leigha Natzke, Kali Beck,
Jennifer Brown, Melinda Schulder,
::('. Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly
· Hott. Front row L toR: Christina
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Front row left to right: Joey Serrano, Justin Talbot, Dion Phelps, Shawn Hendricks, Travis Taylor, Jeremiah Coey, Alex Northrop,
Andy Roe, Paul Ooten, and Seth Conner. 2nd row: Jonah Martin, Walker Taylor, Tony Lora, Shawn Matney, Jarrett Cook, Patrick
Whitmore, Dominic Martinez, Brad Hoback, Jason Gerlach, and Cameron Lora. 3rd row: Matt Wilson, Tylor Nelson. Tad Wilmer,
Shaw Schulder, Jim Beaver, Erik Marty, Shawn Smith, David Zenger, Lance "Bucky" Taylo(, and Patrick Morelli. 4th row: Evan
Surprenant, Chri Rohrer, Carl Holmes, Seth Malone, Cody Abernathy, Justin Macklin, Keith McGuire, Ryan Sower, Micah
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�Winter Carnival 1992
Winter Carnival always seems
to cheer people up when the
winter blaaas are starting to get
everyone down. This year,
days like biker day, alien day,
and nerd day gave us
something to laugh about and
made the halls of BHS a little
more exciting. As usual the
Winter Carnival games were
held in the gym and this year
we had a few new games,
including pass the lifesaver on
a toothpick, pop the balloon
between your backs, and a
tomato toss. In the end, the
mighty junior class was
victorious. Winter Carnival
was a much needed and
appreciated break.
biker day
Mr. Mann poses for a quick
photo with his biker mamas!
OUTA THKS WORLD
UGGG!!
Rachel Davenport, Nicole Browne,
aud Mrs . Conner prove that there are
nerds lurking iu the halls of BHS.
Sherry Wilson shows us her veiw of a
friendly alien.
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to pop a baloon between their
backs in a feeble attempt to
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�WOLVERINE TEAMS LEAVE A PATH OF
DESTRUCTION
he 1991-92 sports season
proved that BHS is packed
full of dedication, talent and
pride. In every sport, goals
were set, and they were
reached with much skill and
finesse.
Each athlete was launched
into a season of ups and
downs and every person and
team ended the season with
outstanding
victories
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however good or bad the end
result was.
Melissa Baxter said, "Sports
are important because it
keeps kids in school and
gives students incentive to
keep their grades up."
Congratulations to all those
athletes who participated
this year and thanks for a lot
of good entertainment and
much needed excitement!
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Girl's Basketball pages 68-71
Wrestling
pages 72-75
Track
pages 76-79
Sports Honors
pages 80-83
Scrapbook
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drew more than just a gym full of fans that
followed them around the stale. lney were
visited by radio broadcasters and journalists
regularly, and the attention never slowed
them down. But what was an the ruclcus
about? It couldn't have been the sharp passes
or game saving three's or-even the dunlc fests
that brought the crowd to its feeL..could it?
What else is there?
With a winning record lilce theirs, this
learn had it going, and they weren't going to
stop. They cliclced, they were determined,
and they saw nothing but a stale
championship ahead Their season was quite
the definition of success with three seniors, a
junior, and a sophomore heading up the
starting seconds.
After a league championship and then
blasting through districts, their goal seemed
within grasp. The boys then traveled to
Grand Junction and there met Northpark, the
learn which, lilce no one else, found what it
look to beat our boys. It was a disappointing
loss. The cheers and shouts had to end short
of the dream.
Top right: Alex Northrop doesn't give a hoop about his fonn.
Above left: justin Talbot's eyes give no clues to his passes.
Above right: Ryan Sower helps the Wolverines lo victory.
Below: It's anybody's ban in this game!
�Depth and Determination
Above: Mike Zink snags the crowds attention as well as a
bucket for his team. Top left: Travis Taylor grabs a basket as
his opponents look on. Middle left: Dian Phelps makes a
statement by his starting as a sophomore. Bottom left: The
Wolverines shake the defeated's hands and put another win
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Back row, left to right: Jarrett Cook, Jason Macklin, Cody Abernathy, Jason Forsythe,
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Dustin Richardson, Joey Serrano, Jason Hudson.
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Back row left to right: Dion Phelps, Travis Taylor, Tadd Hetler, Robert Walker, Mike
Zink, Walker Taylor. Front row, left to right: Coach Prior, Alex Northrop, Justin
Talbot, Ryan Sower.
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Justin Talbot
Walker Taylor
Alex Northrop
Travis Taylor
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left to righi.: Luiza Fritz, Kristina Morrison, Royale Da, Anna Lasater, Kristina Cordova,
Wendy Miller,Aaron Hendrix.
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�There is no need to follow in the footsteps of
a legend when you can make your own
tracks. BHS had a tough one to follow in the
legendary '91 squad. After a slow start, the
grapplers got busy in the end and finished
Regional runner-up and sent six wrestlers to
state. Heart break kept one of the best
wrestlers home from state. Erik Marty
completed an impressive 14-straight 1st
period pin streak before being put out for the
season by illness. With Marty out, Theo
Kongsoe took his place at heavyweight. The
Danish exchange student had never wrestled
before in his life, but he qualified for state.
Jeremiah Coey came a short second short
from the state finals as he had the state
champ in a headlock when the time ran out.
He went on to finish fifth and will return.
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Ignacio, CO 81137
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�WWF SCOREBOARD AND HONORS
Bayfield Tournament
Aztec Dual
Four States Tournament
Durango Dual
Norwood Tournament
Center Tournament
Cortez Dual
Ignacio Tournament
Ridgeway Tournament
League Tournament
Regional Tournament
Disqualified
Win (39-36)
5th Place
Win (42-24)
5th Place
6th Place
Loss (16-42)
9th Place
3rd Place
2nd Place
2nd Place
State Qualifiers:
Ryan Hunt
Jeremiah Coey
Dominick Martinez
Steve Morrison
Shawn Smith
Theo Kongsoe
State Placer:
Jeremiah Coey
All Conference:
Jeremiah Coey
Outstanding Wrestler:
Jeremiah Coey
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�ANOTHER RECORD SETTING SEASON
FOR BHS TRACKSTERS.
1992 TRACK TEAM
Brooks Allen
Jeremiah Coey
Jerry Comyford
Shawn Hendrix
Brad Hobak
Carl Holmes
Theo Kongsoe
Jeff Ludwig
Dom Martinez
Shawn Matney
Tyler Nelson
Alex Northrop
Dion Phelps
Eric Popely
Joey Serrano
Justin Talbot
Walker Taylor
Robert Walker
Kara Anderson
Katy Blatnick
Kristina Cordova
Tasha Cusick
Royale Da
Luiza Fritz
Kelly Frye
Nita Gomez
Jodi Jenkins
Lorie Larkin
Melissa Lott
Lisa Miller
Mandi Miller
Wendy Miller
Kristina Morrison
Jennifer Powell
Audrey Roe
Andrea Salazar
Corinne Wilmer
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RECORDS
3200 meter relay
Audrey Roe
Lorie Larkin
Melissa Lott
Corinne Wilmer
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High Jump
Jennifer Powell
5'4"
1600 meter run
Theo Kongsoe
4:56.02
High Jump
Dion Phelps
6'2.25"
300 meter hurdles Justin Talbot
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8:51.6
Dion Phelps
Dominick Martinez
Robert Walker
Theo Kongsoe
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�TEAM MEMBERS SHOW DEDICATION
The 1992 track teams had a successful
season, although they did not win as
many track meets as last year.
However the boys won the League meet
for the fourth year in a row, and the
Lady Wolverines won the meet for the
fifth consecutive year. At the regional
track meet, the girls placed 3rd and set
a new school record in the 3200 meter
relay.
On the boys side, the
Wolverines took 2nd behind West
Grand, and received the Regional
Runner-up plaque. The next weekend,
the boys team had a dissapointing
meet. The 800 meter relay team was
disqualified, no one placed in the long
jump, triple jump, and no one placed in
the mile or two mile; however, Dion
Phelps placed 4th in the high jump and
Justin Talbot placed 5th in the 300
meter hurdles and set a new school
record smashing Sam Hendrix's old one.
On the girls side, both the 4-400 relay
and the 4-800 relay placed 6th, along
with Lorie Larkin's personal best for
the season in the 400 meter which
earned her a 5th place medal.
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�the
to the team.....
San Juan League Champs
District Runner-up
Regional Qualifier
to the player.....
Amanda Miller--1st team All-Conference,
Lisa Miller--2nd team All-Conference
Jennifer Powell--2nd team All-Conference
Lorie Larkin--All- onference HM
and the winners are .....
to the team .....
League Runner-up
to the player .....
Erik Marly--All-Conference Center, AllConference Def. Line, All-State Off. Line,
San Juan League Lineman of the Year
Alex Northrop--All-Conference Running
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Travis Taylor and Justin Talbot--All Conference Def. Backs
Tony Lora--All-Conference Lineback
Shawn Smith--All-Conference Off.
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Lisa Miller--1st team All-League, 2nd team
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Michal McNew--2nd team All-League, 2nd team
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Lorie Larkin--2nd team All-League, HM AllRegional
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Walker Taylor and Dion Phelps--2nd
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Jeremwh Coey (125)--Regwnal Champ, tate 4th
Sreve Morrison ( 130)--Regional 3rd, State Qualifier
Theo Kong oe (HW)--Regional 4th, State Qualifier
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Hustle
Dedication
Hard Work
Persperation
Insperation
Attitude
Teamwork
Endurance
Sportsmanship
Fortitude
Practice
Application
Talent
Chuck Sanchez
Student Athlete
Award
Amanda Miller, not only a
sacred player on each team
she participated with, but
also among those on the
honor roll. She has backed
up her super high school
sports career with an out
-standing academic record
OCALMOTION
LICENSED MASTER
21 YEARS EXPERIENCE
and has something to be very
proud of.
She was a team leader in
her four years of volleyball,
basketball, and track whether
it was on Junior Varsity or
Varsity. Her qualities kept
her well-balanced and
focused in even the toughest
situations. Not only could
the coaches count on her to
strive for excellence and
victory, but her fellow
teammates looked to her for
that confidence she
portrayed.
Amanda's head has never
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gotten out of hand . Hard to
believe when ... All
Conference volleyball; All
League and All Regional
basketball; State Qualifier in
track; MVP of volleyball and
basketball ...
A very memorable impact
has moved on to display her
outstanding qualities
elsewhere. In closing Mr.
Kimball, her basketball and
track coach of four years
adds, "Mandi is a leader in
every respect, and the type of
person that makes coaching a
truely enjoyable activity."
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Jlnotlier year goes passing by
Jlnotlier Prom is liere
rro some ttiis brings a joyous smi[e
rro others, brings a tear.
!For four years you liave trea a patti
!From tfawn to setting sun
r.But now tlie patti gets steeper
Jlna tlie cfimblias just begun.
We're very gfad to K._now you
We'[[ miss you wtien you've gone
Jlna to tlie c[ass of '92
We tfecficate our Prom.
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�Mart ann,
We believe in yw and
kno.v that yw Gill adlieve
whatever yoo desire. We
areproudli yw and will
suppat yw always.
LCNe yoo lcts and lot~
Mlmand Dad
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Remember the little dina;aur a1 yoor tee-shirt
when yoo were foor. He wanted to be different
by making a diffa-ence We're lCIJking fcrward
to your next j oomey thTO.lgh life with c:unpl ete
trust and enthusiasm
Man and Dad
Melissa,
Success is failure turned inside out
The silver tint of the clouds of doubt
And you never can tell how close you are,
It may be near when it seems afar;
So stick to the fight when you're hardest ht,
It's when things seem worst, that you musn't quit
Mom&Harold
Dad & Debbie
Brett,
Choose your goals wisely
but set them high. You have
the ability to acomplish
anything. Be the "best" you
can be.
MomandDad
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Jamie,
Jamie has always had a quest for
knowledge. When she was
younger, she wanted to share
what she knew with everyone.
Now that she is older, she knows
there is still a lot to learn.
MomandDad
Alex,
Fran the beginning you have shown a gentleness cr sool.
oo havemadeus laugh, you'vemadeusay, you've made
us proud Yoo are oor joy and oor hope. We Jm(MI yoo
will be a great teacher a1d that yoo will make amcr\Umen
diffel"ence in the lives that yoo tooch.
ManandDad
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Amanda,
We are very proud and pleased to be your parents.
Always know that you can be and do anything you set
your goals for.
And remember that the truly
worthwhile goals are the ones of eternal concequence.
MomandDad
�Kenny,
It's been fun the 1st eighteen
years. Keep pursuing your
dreams. Add to your talents:
oosketwll wou.iworlc. Sp:mish;
future Hulk Hogan, we love you!
M~andDad
Jim and Jess,
The last eighteen years
have been great, the good
times and the bad. May
you each find the fulfillment of your dreams ....
DadandMom
Stacey,
You've come a long way baby! You
are a person of high qualities.
Your gentleness and caring
comes through over and
over again. You will
be a success of whatever you do.
Lisa,
Mom
You were an answer 10
a prayer at the time you
were born, and you con- a.-...:----.,
tinue to be so even now.
Walker,
May all your prayers in
You can't judge a book by it's cover!
life be answered as fully
MomandDad
and as joyfully as mine
were.
Mom
Dom,
We are so proud
Jennifer,
of you and know
Can you believe this
that you will sucgirl use to be very shy
ceed in anything
you set out to do.
and never outspoken?
Our thoughts and
I'm very proud of you
prayers are always
punk. You will always
with you. Keep
be my number one
smiling for it is the daughter. Don't give
love shining from
up and keep the faith.
your heart.
I love you.
Mom and Dad
Dad
�Prediction #2: Mario Folks will be seen
standing next to a fruit stand
somewhere in New Mexico.
Prediction #5: Charlie Wilson will most
likely be shot at sometime in the
fu lure.
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�Prediction # 7: Waylon Grimes will
most likely form the band "Knives n'
Posies. "
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Phelps will
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ESPN.
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In a very short time Shawn Smith has made a very big impression on
BHS. Coming from Arizona his junior year, Shawn was a great
addition to the student body. A member of the football and wrestling
teams, he was also a part of the National Honor Society and many
other activities. Friendly and outgoing, Shawn maintains his high
standards while exerting a positive influence upon others. Good Luck
Shawn, thanks for coming into our lives.
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manda
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It is ham to say good bye to someone that adds so much to evel)~day life at BH.'>.
Amanda Miller is such a person_ always toting around her beautiful smile and
conlident altitude. As Homecoming Queen_ it wa -proved that Amanda doc. - caJTy
herself w-ell She was also invcJived in FBIA, FHA volleyball_ basketball. track,
and 4 H She has been a qualityperson to have anJUnd lor !buryears and i•; sure to
exceed the limits ol outstanding when she reaches the out!!>"idc world Cood luck,
Amanda Mtllet; and congratulations lrnm Bayfield High School
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�Valedictorian
Andrea Salazar
Andrea is an extremely exceptional individual. She was awarded appointments
to West Point as well as the Air Force Academy. $600,000 in scholarships speaks
well of Andrea as others seemed to be impressed with her accomplishments also.
While maintaining a 4.0 Grade Point Average, Andrea has still found many
ways to lead and participate in all phases of student life at Bayfield High School.
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�Salutatorian
Nicole Browne
Nicole Browne earned the distinction of Salutatorian through hard work and
determination. A 3.9 Grade Point Average indicates many qualities necessary for
success. Nicole plans to attend the University of Colorado in Boulder.
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Jess Floyd Beaver
Nicole Liza McKesson Browne
Deanna Faye Cundiff
Mary Francis Decker
Kenneth R. Detamore
Heidi Graciela Gonzalez
Jennifer Jean Hackler
Oint P. Holland
Christina Louise Kilbank
Stacey Lee Lancaster
Anthony Richard Lora
Erik Dennis Marty
Amando J o Miller
Gretchen Genell Norris
Jennifer Pounds
Christopher Mark Rohrer
Shawn Alan Smith
Travis Alexander Taylor
Tamara Annette Teller
Janice Lynetta Wright
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Andrea Nina Atencio
James Charles Beaver
Jeramy Dan Comyford
Rachel Joan Davenport
Brett Michael Demming
Melissa Marie Garner
Bekcy Lynn Hackler
Shawn Ray Hendricks
Lisa Dawn Huffman
Juliet Jennifer Kirk
Lorie Catherine Larkin
Charles Dominick Martinez
Shawn Patrick Matney
Jamie Joyce Nickell
Alex Morgan Northrop
Mariann June Rhyno
Andrea Carmen Salazar
Justin Lee Talbot
Walker T Taylor
Carli Jean Wheat
Christine Marie Zoltec
�Bayfield High School
Class of 1992
BACCALAUREATE
and
COMMENCEMENT
May 23, 1992 - 11:00 A.M.
Bayfield High School Gymnasium
-SPONSORSWayne Dugger
Butch Prior
Denise Hag a Scott Johnson
-COLORSPurple and White
-MOTTOCarpe Diem
(Sieze the Day)
-JUNIOR ESCORTSCarle Bassett
Tylor Nelson
Processional .....Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Steve Trujillo
nvocation ...............................................................................Lisa Huffman
lntroduction of Speaker .......................................................Shawn Smith
Baccalaureate Address ..................................................Pastor Jerry Brush
Salutatory Address ............................................................ Nicole Browne
?resentation of Scholarships and Awards .............. Mr. Mike Roggero
Introduction of Speaker .....................................................Walker Taylor
Commencement Address .........................................Mr. Houston Green
Valedictory Address ........................................................... Andrea Salazar
Vocal Selection..... wFriends"performed by Gretchen Norris and Mrs.
Flo Norris, Accompanied by Mrs. Cathy Lammon
Presentation of Oass of 1992.......................................Mr. Wayne Smith
Acceptance of Oass of 1992...................................Mr. Edward Schelhaas
Presentation of Diplomas.........................Board of Education Directors
3enediction......................................Juliet Kirk and Dominick Martinez
Recessional .......Gretchen Norris Andrea Salazar and Steve Tru"illo
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�IN CLOSING ....
A big thanks and a warm heart to the community of Bayfield. If this
year's book should be dedicated to anyone, it should be you. Your support
and generosity to me and my family in a time of need made possible a
dream for us. After our tragic fire, your response made us a part of
Bayfield forever. Thank you for helping us through a tough time.
~:['~
Rick Edwards
Advisor
A huge thanks to my summer help ... Nancy McCoy,Editor Supreme, and
Kelly Frye.
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Jennifer Brown
Jeremiah Coey
Kelly Frye
Rachel Kihn
Danita Phelps
Melinda Schulder
Jess Beaver
Jennifer Cleveland
Seth Conner
Luiza Fritz
Keith McQuire
Jennifer Powell
Carrie Wyrick
Nancy McCoy-Co-Editor
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TITLE ............. · · · · PAGE 1
THEME PAGE . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 2-3
SENIORS ..... · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 4-15
HOMECOMING ........ PAGE 16-19
CHEERLEADERS · · · · · · · · PAGE 22VOLLEYBALL .......... PAGE 24-2
FOOTBALL ... · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 28-31
X-COUNTRY ............ PAGE 32-35
CLUBS ................ PAGE 38-39
WRESTLING ............ PAGE 54-57
GIRLS B-BALL .......... PAGE 58-61
BOYS B-BALL ........... PAGE 62-65
FACULITY ............. PAGE 70-73
JUNIORS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 74-79
SOPHOMORES· ........ PAGE 80-85
FRESHMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 86-91
DEDICATION. . . . . . . . . . PAGE 92-93
Bottom Left: feb Taylor is caugltt focusing on school
work. Bottom Right: Tasha Mrasak is giving tlte evil
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Top Picture: Kevin Prior knocks
the ball out of his opponents reach.
Center Picture: Mack Dugger
gives Andy Roe a lecture on his
clothes as Corinne Wilmer stands
back and watches. Far Right: Mr.
Moon gets into eating his food.
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Kandi Morrison relax, as Cannon
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Teara Teller and Melissa Walters go at it.
Enid Lasater blows kisses in the wind,
but it wasn't a guy that was running
the camera.
Middle Left: Bobbie Grimes is working
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hat effect does the schools's food have
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From left to right: Mack Dugger seems
to have Bobbie wrapped around his
finger. Jason Wilmer give a look of
hope for getting out of BHS. Brad
Hoback and Heather Haga play London
Bridges Falling Down. Dion Phelps
and Marshall Hahn dance the Lambaba
in the commons area. Philip Kedrow ki
wonders what that thing i that someone
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Ron Linfesty
Dylan Longfellow
Melissa Lott
Jeff Ludwig
Jonah Martin
Brandi Miller
Sir William James Miller
Fred Newhall
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Ezra Siffert
Dion Phelps
Andrew Roe
Jamie Salazar
Gary Scott
Martin Snively
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�FRIENDS FOR LIFE
Friend .... they can be a pain
but we can't live without them.
While we all have acquaintence ,
true friend are the one that are
alway there, through good and
bad. They are the one that tell u
the truth even when it hurts, and
the one who hare all our fond
memories. True friends tand the
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�A DAY OF THE LIFE AT
BHS!!!
Homecoming 1993 was
a time that will be remembered
by all. The weeks fe tivities
included dre -up day , bonflre,
and powder-puff football which
was scoreless for the second year
in a row. Finally, the big game.
The Lady Wolverines smashed
the Nucla Mustangs in two
games. Later that afternoon the
football team defeated the Center
Vikings. At halftime the king
and queen cantidates lined up on
the field and waited for the
announcement. The tand
became quite, and Dan Ford
announced, "The queen i ....
Corinne Wilmer. " The new
queen exclained, "Oh my go h!"
Then, "The king is... Robert
Walker." Robert turned to the
other guy and said incerely,
"Sorry guys." The week's
festivities and spirit shown by
students and teachers made
Homecoming 93 a success.
From l tor: Tad and Robert join in on
the festivities. Judd }enkinsjumpsfor
joy as he cheers for the unmatchable
}uniorandSeniorteam. TheFreshmen
struggle to keep up with the mighty
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From leftto right: The roaring Homecoming bonfire of'93'. Homecoming
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await anxiously to hear who gets the crown. Joey Serrano looks
inpatiently, hoping for another touchdown. Freshmen and Sophmore
guys display that they actuaUy know what a pyramid is.
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�DANCING AND GAMES
On A Night Of Remberance
From left to right: Luiza Fritz runs
for a .first down. The Senior guys run
to the finish line, trying for a victory.
11ze Senior team.fights back against
the Junior team. Erin Dunavant runs
the ball during powderpuff. The BHS
cheerleaders suppo11 the Wolverines
during the Homecoming victory.
Kristina Cordova and Tas1zs Cu ick
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Folks cautiously catches a
water balloon durzng the
festivities. Cody Duran
shows off his manlyhood to
the whole school. Marshall
Hahn takes a snap during the
Homecoming game. Tug-awar seems to be a sinch for
the Juniors. 11~-e Junior team
cross the finish line for another victory. The Homecoming Parade of 93 provided fun for all.
Mack Dugger and Fred
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�BHS 1993 FALL
This year's 1993 fall
sports season at BHS was
"outstanding!", said athletic
director Tom Horton, when
asked about the fall sports
seasons.
The Cross Country
team set the pace, qualifying
five girls for state competition. At state, they placed fifth
overall. The boys' team,
comprised of freshmen and
sophmores, showed promise
for up-comming years.
Volleyball got off to a
rocky start, but finished as coleague champions. 'Three lady
Wolverines made the allconfrence team.
Football kicked off the
season forcefully and kept it
going to a record of 8 wins
and only 2 losses. Coach
Keirns was named Coach of
the Year and nine players
made all-confrence.
Through it all were the
cheerleaders, cheering
through every exhilarating
win and devastating defeat.
Clock wise from top: Janah Martin,
Jimmy Cundiff, and Dion Phelps
pursue a Del Norte Tiger. Marshall
drops back to pass. The cheerleaders
dance to "You Shook Me All Night
Long". Jennifer Forsythe spikes
another one dawn .
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Clockwise from near left: Mike crosses
country. Macklin tackles. Mindy
spikes. Runners nm. Volleyballers
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Oleerleaders
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Football
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Cross Country
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�SETTING HIGH SIGHTS
BHS Cheerleaders
The Bayfield High
School cheerleaders led theway
for the Wolverine teams with
their high spirited and uplifting
attitudes. They did everything
they could to get the crowd up
and cheering even if it was with
candy or by doing the "Baby
Shark" cheer. When the team
was dowwn they did their best
to pick up the spirit, and get the
&ayers in a get going, just do it,
winning kind of attitude.
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At the begining of the
games the cheerleaders al~ys
had banners or thing for the
team to run through. To get the
team spirits uplifted. The
smiling faces would be enough
to cheer anyone up, but this
squad always comtributed
more. A lot of hard work and
determination was put into this
years cheerleading squad. With
out them BHS would not be
what it is.
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Bumping, setting and spiking is
not all that made up the
Wolverine Volleyball team. It
was a group of dedicated girls,
who put forth all their energy
and effort to be the best they
could at every practice and
game. Though losing every
match
in
the
Ignacio
Tournament slowed them
down a little, they didn't quit.
With thier spirits lifted
they were able to defeat several
teams and take a second place.
The Varsity team had a great
season ending with a 8-13
record along with a Co-League
Championship that they shared
with Dolores.
This years JV team was
very successful, the girls played
well and worked hard together
and had a great season, ending
with a 4-7 record.
The C team started out
with a 6 and 0 record but by the
end of the season thier spirits
began to deteriorate. They
ended thier season with a 6-6
record. Overall stretching thier
spirit and determination on the
court, the ladies gained all they
gave.
ext pg. Enn Dunavant makes a
perft'ct bump to tht' other team. Top: The
Var!>ity team watches to see if Royal Da 's
rut goes over.Far Right: Kris Morrison sets
up the ball for her teamates. Middle:
Delilah Folks pikes the ball for a point.
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to score. Bottom Right: Kris Morrison
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Became the Men of the Season
Like a blazing rocket,
the 1993 football season took
off, and just as the beautiful
tail began to string out behind
it, it ran right into a brick wall.
This was, however, the best
season that the Wolverines
have ever had.
There were nine seniors
on the varsity team this year.
In fact, this year's senior class
has won more games(28) than
any other class in the history
of BHS. Brad Hoback was the
leading scorer on the team with
13 touchdowns.
Winning their first
game, against Farmington, set
the Wolverines off to a good
start. Their second game, with
Pagosa Springs, was a loss
which held them back, but not
for long. The next seven games
were successes. Including
beating Ignacio for the fourth
straight time, which has never
been done before.
With a regular season
record of 8-1, the mighty
Wolverines went into the
playoffs where they devistated
Del Norte, 19-9. Next, Bayfield
was the host of the state quarter
finals for the first time.
Bayfield held on strong and
put up a good fight against
Cederedge, but wound up
losing 34-12.
All in all this was one
awesome season and our guys
deserve great praise for their
extraordinary efforts.
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RECORDS ON COURSE
BHS 's Most Successful Season
Step by step, mile by an injury. But the rest of the
mile the Bayfield cross boys performed well.
country team ran towards
The girls team qualified
glory. From Shiprock to for state and the five girls
Pueblo they have trecked the traveling to pueblo were Enid
distances to compete in eight Lasater placing 15th with a
meets.
After giving their time of 20:28, Melissa Lou
hardest through deep sand in placing 17th with a time of
Shiprock, to the high altitude 20:34,
Corinne Wilmer
in Centauri, to snowy trails at placing 27th with a time of
State in Pueblo, the Bayfield 21:07, Audrey Roe placing
cross country team has the 44th with a time of 21:07, and
right to boast of an extremely Kandi Morrison placing 60th
successful year.
with a time of 23:32. They
The boys unfortunetly came
home
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did not make it to the State
outstanding 88 points and a
Championships. However, 5th place.
Ben Lott ex"'celled by breaking
They had great success
school records.
Sadly, for only their second season.
freshman Tylor Young was Good Job!
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Right: Enid Lasater and Melissa Lott
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nmners at the starting line. Above:
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tawards the finish line. Bottom
left: Kandi Morrison gives her last
burst of energy as she approaches
the finish line at state
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through the rough turain. Right:
Nick Kimball Races through an open
pashae to the finish line. Far right:
Corinne Wilmer workers her hardest
to finish the race. Right: Mike Greer
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them up, the volleyball team
fired them out, the crosscountry team burned them
up, and the football team
blew them away. The 1993
fall sports season was another
outrageous year for the
Bayfield Wolverines.
The volleyball team did
an excellent job as they
stormed their way through
the season and became the
league Co-champions.
The cross-country team
did fabulous for only their
second year. Not only did
they get third at regionals,
but had five state qualifiers
on the girls tea~ . They ended
the season with fifth place at
state.
The football team did
very well this year. Contributing to this success were more
players than ever, and a
bigger coaching staff. They
were undefeated League
Champions, and were State
Quarterfinalists.
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Anna Lasater slams the ball over the
net for another point. Audrey Roe
crosses the finish line for another step
towards state. The Varsity
volleyballers regroup after a1wther
awsame save.
�Counterclockwise: The Wolverine defensive line sets up to crash
threw the. line. Marshall Hahn
yells out the signals to the offense. Kristy Miller nails the
ball over the net. Melissa Lott
and Enid Lasater sprint to the
finish line. Wolverine cheerleaders get the crcnvd pumped
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Who cares about
academics? How many
students actually think
about what they are
learning every day in high
school? Most students are
here to have fun with their
friends or use up time.
There are,
of
course, many students
who try to learn and
excel. They are the
people who will control
the world in the future.
Their less motivated peers,
however, do not see it
that way .. So, what do
you think?
What do
academics mean to the
students at BHS?
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Clockwise: Leigha Natzke and Royale Da aren't the only ones that are wondering
haw Pat's car got into that ditch. Cayle McConnick turns around to see who his
disturbing his consontration. Jamie and Dian sit quietly in the hallway between
classes. Jenny Wilmer tries to study in the library. Audrey Roe cannot figure out
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�Clockwise: Daryl and Shilne try to compare answers on their homwork assignment.
Pat Morelli kicks back in the library. Jeff McClure is wondering ·who is disturbing
his quiet work time. Angela Natzke is another devoted freshman here at BHS.
Gwen and Aaron try to get on Mr. Cranns good side. Evan Surprenant can 't
believe he has to go back into thilt classroom. Cody Duran catches up on some
reading in Mr. Marty 's class.
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Big Businesss in FBLA
FB LA stands for Future
Business Leaders of America.
This year it has been filled
with goals and expectations
from the students. Robert
Walker describes it this way,
"FBLA is an awesome and
academically challenging
experience!" This year there
were fourty-five members of
FBLA. "Our group keeps
growing and growing and the
students keep working harder
and harder. It is a pleasure to
wok with the BHS FBLA
members!", says Denise Haga,
club sponsor.
While students learn
about the business world they
are also learning how to
compete and meet deadlines.
FBLA members are taught
valuable skills that will help
them throughout the rest of
their lives. That's a reassuring
note to any parent or student.
If ther were ever a club to join
it would probably be this one
because you get to learn a lot
while you have fun!
Top Row: Tasha Cusick, Kali Beck, Jonah Martin, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Jessica Macklin, Jason Wilmer, Ryan
Cusick, Craig Hoback, Harley Jack. 2nd Row:DeniseHaga, Bev Hott, Dion Phelps, Brand Deming, Carl Holmes, Belt Ford, Rico Prianto, Luiza
Fritz, Teara Teller, Cody Duran, Eric Lobato, Leigha Natzke, Royale Da, Jenny Rustman, Will Broun, Rachel Edwards. 3rd Row: Phillip
Kedrowski, Melissa Lott, Jarrett Cook, Kristy Miller, Enid Lasater, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Theresa Zink, Heather Hag a, Robert Walker,
Cheryl Rhyno, Jennifer Forsythe, Wendy Miller. Bottom Row: Je~~~~ifer Murphy, Julia Minkler, Brad Hoback, Andy Roe, Melissa Longfellow,
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tTop to Bottom: Mack Dugger, Ta. ha Cu 1ck, Dion Phelps. Kacy Conner, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Alma Jean Fntz, Kim
jwickman, Angela Natzke, Kerrie Lorenzini, Sonya Sitton, Mandi Martin, Bridget Beal, Zac Martinez, Jonah Martin, Corrine
Wilmer. Enn Dunavant, Chelsea Lyall, Julia Minkler, Mrs. Blatnick (advisor), Royale Da', Curtis Yelincia, Ryan Hunt, Josh
IJ.Iomer. Evan Surprenant, Andy Roe, Rohert Walker, Brad Ilohack, Mindy Beal, Makesha Ludwig, Katy Blatnick, Bohhi Grimes,
Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Jenny Rustman, Mandi Hamilton, and Denise Mansell
FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America.
FHA has a lot of goals and expectations to accomplish
this year. Katy Blatnick has done a lot to help. She is
the new State Represtative, for FHA. She has taken
Melanie Broun's place. Katy has a lot of new ideas.
Mrs. Blatnick has helped the students out a bunch.
"I hope that the BHS FHAers gain worthwhile
experiencesto help the be the best ever family and
community leaders, " says Mrs. Blatnick advisor for
FHA.
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has goals and expectations to fulfill. S. T. A. . D.
has a new advisor this year. The advisor is Mrs.
Milner. She has been at Bayfield High School for the
past two years and is doing an excellent job teaching
the students inS. T. A. . D.
Melissa Lott has a lot of good ideas to share with
the S. T. A. N. D. members. She worked very hard to
become the President of S. T. A. . D.
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�This years student
council led the way for BHS.
Showing great spirit, the
student councilwas involved
in almost all school activities, helping out whenever
possible. Student council
members displayed dedication and loyalty to Bayfield
High School, and stressed,
to all BHS students, the importance of getting a good
education. The student
council put forth a great effort to keep Ba yfields hopes
high,
andthis
effort
defina tel y pa yed off!
Back row L toR: Jessica Macklin, Marshall Hahn, Wendy Miller, jeb Taylor, Kandi Morrison, Tasha Cusick,
Enid Lasater, Daryl Kohlerschmidt Middle row L to R: Mrs Merica), Mike Greer, Cheryl Rhyno, Philp
Kedrowski, Robert Walker, Audrey Roe, Kali Beck, Kacy Conner Bottom row L toR: Angela Natzke, Rachel
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�BEVERLY HILLBILLIES
ofBHS
Applause filled the gymnasi urn when the curtain fell. 'The
Beverly Hillbillies', a play put on
by The Bayfield HighSchool Drama
Club, was definetly a crowd
pleaser.
Andy Roe played Jed
Clampet, Mike Greer played Jethro,
Kara Anderson as Ellie May, and
Audrey Roe was granny. The play
was a success.
It was an exciting mixture of
quick witted mischief, down home
humor, and good dean family fun!
All of there actors and actresses have the kind of charisma
and talent that can take them far.
Back row: feb Taylor, ick Klmball, Tylor Young, Kal! Beck, Mrke Greer, Miles Sufflmg, Jessica Mack/111, Mandy Martm, Sara
Troubah, Ellie Crumbah, Ben Loti Middle row: Comne Wilmer, Alma Jean Fritz, Rachel Edwards, Andy Roe, Kara Anderson,
Jonah Mart111, Jenny Rustmamr, Audrey Roe Front row: Jenn McClure, Makeslra Ludwig, Cannon Ivers, Mrs. Kimball, Brad
Hoback, Tasha Cusick
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STEPPIN' UP AT BHS
New classes mean new directions
at Bayfield High. While aerobics
directs its students to down a path
of life-long fitness, aerospace
sends you soaring to a new
tomarrow. Aerospace, taught by
Mr. Robert Mann, has done everything from launching rockets,
to flying airplanes at Animas airpark. Aerobics, taught by Mrs.
Beckler has gone from"Buns of
Steel" to riding bikes and
rollerblading. Some of the harder
classes at B.H. S. are Calculas,
College Prep English, and Physics. Taught by some of the hardest
and best teachers at Bayfield.
There are also more relaxed classes,
these classes give the students time
to take a break from the stress of
more demanding courses. We are
in are in our fourth year on the
split schedule, this gives the students more time to focus on these
classes. Which the results are better grades and a better learning
experience.
Clockwise: Royale Da'
works hard in Mr. Edwards
class. Aaron Hendrix tries
to complete another
assignment. Mrs. Jones
demonstrates the use of
electricity. Erin Anglin
looks stunned about all her
work. Andy and Fred light
a rocket from Aero Space.
�Clockwise: Bobbie Grimes finrshes
an assignment before class. Bart
Miller can't figure out ·what he is
suposed to do. Mrs . Cashio helps
her fellow students. The weights
class does a little floor exercises.
Mr Prior takes over Mrs. Becklers
Aerobics class.
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��THE YOUNG GUNS OF BHS
Youth Movement Energizes the WWF
ot a Senior to be found.
Looking around you can spot a
couple of Sophmores, two or
three Juniors, and a dozen
Freshmen, but no Seniors. o
this is not a gathering of underclassmen, this is a wrestling
practice. The youth movement
has begun in the Wolverine
Wrestling Federation as the
team braces for a step up to 3A
classification. 22 wrestlers hit
the mat at various times, but
not one Senior. Many coaches
would bemoan the fact, but
Coach Edwards viewed the
prospect with enthusiasm.
"We are the youngest
team around. Everyone will be
back next year and with 12
Freshmen we will be a force to
be dealt with." said an obviously pleased Coach Edwards.
As young as they were,
the Wolverines were still very
competitive. Although it was
tough to win a dual because of
the lack of upper weights, they
stacked up well against other
teams. With as many as eight
freshmen wrestling varsity at
one time the WWF still complied a respectable 146-126 team
record.
State Champion at 119
lbs. Marshall Hahn led the pack.
His overtime victory over Richie
Cal don of Sanford in the state
finals, ended the season for the
Wolverines on an extremaly
persuasive vote. Marshall was
the only freshman to win a title
at any weight class in the state.
Ryan Hunt capped off a great
year with a 5th place state finish. Sophmore, Cody Duran,
switched from Basketball to
Wrestling and was regional
champion at 125. Cody won
several matches at state and
came so close to placing.
Sophmore, Clayton Wilson,
(130), and Junior, Micha
Chamblee, (140) also made the
trip to state. Junior, Ryan
Powell, (145), Sophmore, Josh
Homer, (171), Freshman, Steve
Wiliams, (150), Olan Morrison,
(152), Jesse Cummins, (135), and
Judd Jenkins, (130) made up the
varsity, while Dusty Mars,
Miguel Gomez, Jeremy Sours,
and Kane Vette contributed to
J.V.
The overall prospects of
the team looks great as they
move up to a new class, but the
move won't slow them down.
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�Top left; Freshman Marshall Hahn applies
pressure to a hold on his way to a team high 15
pins. Above; Sophmore Cody Duran stalks his
Dolores opponent at the Ignacio Tournament.
Far left; Junior Ryan Hunt works for a pin at
state on his way to fifth place. Left; Junior
Micah Chamblee sprawls and blocks his Soroco
opponent.
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Pcrwell, Olan Morrison, Clayton Wilson, Sam Lorenzine, Coach Hahn, Coach Seitz Front row Left to Right: Kane Vette,
Marshall Hahn, Migual Gomez, Aaron Hamilton, Dusty Mars, Ryan Hunt, Cody Duran, Jeremy sours
At right in
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Wilson stuggles to
regain control and
...does.
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�Tied 18 to 18 at
half-time.
The Lady
Wolverines carne back in
the second half to win the
game 45 to 37 against the
Mancos Bluejays. This
broke their nine-game
losing streak. This was a
happy day for the Lady
Wolverines.
The Lady
Wolverines had two
players foul out, Royale
Da', and Kris Morrison,
but that did not discourage
them from winning the
game.
The two lead
scorers for that game were
Kali Beck with 20 points ,
and Luiza Fritz with 8
points.
There were many
tears shed after the game.
They dreamed of this day
and celebration victory. It
did not matter if they lost
another game after
winning this one. They
had the desire to win this
game, and they did.
This year the varsity
team is made up of three
seniors, six juniors, one
sophomore, and two
freshmen.
The Lady
Wolverines have not had a
good season. They have
only won 4 games. They
have played extremely
well for only winning 4
games.
The
Lady
Wolverines had it in their
heart that they were going
to play in Districts. That
dream was shattered. The
Lady Wolverines lost by 9
points. They were very
disappointed, but they go
to the boys's game to cheer
them on to victory.
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Head Coach Mick McOermont, Luiza Fritz, Kali Bee~ Katy Blatnick, Jennifer Forsythe, Enn Dunavant, Jess
Macklin, and Kristy Miller
�Top Pictures: Kali Beck i. trying to fmd
someone to throw the ball to. Royale Da' . hoots
for two.
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Opp.
Ignacio
36
74
Duran~JV
51
55
42
47
32
49
32
45
41
43
42
67
Monte i ta
Sargent
Farmington JV
Dove Creek
Mancos
Pago a
34
3
Ignacio
35
Dolores
39
Navajo Prep
39
ucla
47
Pagosa
26
Dolores
25
Manco
45
Nucla
27
Overall Record 4-13
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�Kri Morrison bit the du t.
Delilah Folk hoots. Kris M.
brings the ball down. Kristy
Miller drives the ball. Royale Da'
hoot for two points.
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�Left to Right: Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Head Coach Mick McDermont, Delilah Folks, Phoebe
Percell, Kandi Morrison, Kelly Steinbacher, Thersea Zink, Angela Natzke, Enid Lasater, and
KacyConner
eft to Right: Asst. CoachTina Jones, Kelly Steinbacher,Thersea Zink, Head Coach Mick
cDermont, Angela Natzke, Mandy Gosney, J ohnna Biggers, Meleah Farmnam, and
Renae' Neil
�There is thirty econds
left in the game, and Bayfield is
up by 5 point against Ignacio.
The buzzer goes of~ and the
Bayfield Wolverines win the
game 50 to 45 because they
blinded their opponents with
their bright fluorescent bandaids.
o one in the history of
high school ba ketball has ever
played with band-aids on his
face, arm, or leg. This is the new
trend for the 1994 Wolverine
boys basketball team.
They
wear
them
anywhere and everywhere that
they find to place them. A for
Dion Phelps, well, he wears
them on the back of hi
basketball shoes.
Robert
Walker wears one on his
forehead, o if anyone asks
what happened, he'll probably
ay that Brad Hoback took him
out during the game. The team
ays that the band-aids bring
them good luck; so far, they are
right.
This year the varsity
team is made up of eight seniors,
one junior, and two freshmen.
They have come far to achieve
their dreams.
The Wolverines played
Dove Creek for the first game at
Districts. They stomped Dove
Creek 73 to 35. They played
Mancos for the second game. The
Wolverines were up by one at
half -time. The score was 33 to
32. The Wolverines and the
Bluejays were tied 51 to 51, then
Dion Phelp was fouled by Ben
Ellis. It would have been Ellis's
fifth foul, but his friend (Joey
Bled oe) took the foul for him.
They lost the game by 7 points.
The Wolverines had the
championship was pull out
right out from under them. The
refs were not fair at all. The
final score was 59 to 52. Their
off to Palisade for Regionals.
They played West Grand and
they played a good
game. The Wolverines came
back in the third quarter to take
the lead 43 to 42. They had
three players foul out in the
fourth quarter. They lost by 6
points. The final score was 66 to
72.
The JV and the C team
played a good season the year.
They both had their ups and
downs. Overall the season went
by fast. The JV's overall record
was
-4. The C teams overall was
11-3.
Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Brad Hoback, Jamie Salazar, Blake Surprenant, Dion
Phelps, Robert Walker, Tad Hetler, Jason For~ythe, Jonah Martin, Joey Serrano, Kevin Prior, Ben
Ford, Head Coach Butch Prior, and Manager Jeb Taylor
�Monticello
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Sargent
61
Pagosa
34
Page Az.
37
Westwood Az.
39
Monument Az.
41
• Mancos
60
Pagosa
41
• Ignacio
50
• Dolores
75
Navajo Prep
44
• Dove Creek
75
• Nucla
70
Pagosa
52
Dolores
79
Mancos
37
Nucla
80
Ignacio
52
Dove Creek
73
Mancos
52
West Grand
66
Overall Record 11-11
78
50
47
69
77
58
46
60
45
44
42
36
43
59
23
45
36
57
35
59
72
�Brad Hoback hoots for two. Dion
Phelps slam it at Distrists. Brad
oback bring the ball down court.
lake Surprenant puts it up. Tom
Harrbon hoots, & mis es.
Dion Phelp · hoot and cores.
Robert Walker puts it up for two.
Blake Surprenant shoots while
being almo t mashed.
�to Right: Asst. Coach Ri
d, Ben
en ott,
an Cusick, Tom Harrison,
acklin, Jason Abernathy, Cody Abernathy, Bart Miller, Zac Martinez, Cory Baxter, Head
ach Butch Prior and Man
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Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Hobby Chapin, Ben Lott, Nichlas Kimball, Ryan
Cusick, John Lancett, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithawick, Tom Harrison, BJ Monger, Jimmy
���DO YOU BELIEVE THESE PEOPL E
These are faces only
their mothers can love.
When
you look at the
unique students at BHS, you
see that they cannot be
compared to any other
group of people. They set
their own standards and set
their sights high.
The
students at Bayfield High
can never be matched.
They are in a class of their
own. No other small school
has such a
mix of
personalities.
BHS has
goofballs all over, some
bookworms, and even a
few dead heads.
This
school has them all. No,
they cannot be duplicated.
These students stand alone.
Clockwise: Justin Macklin tries to hold
up the wall. Joey Serrano takes a break
between classes. Forrest Allen works
hard to finish his homework. Whitney
kicks back in Mr. Kerins class. Erin
Dunavant gathers her books to go home.
Bucky Taylor looks shocked as he opens
his devistating locker.
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Faculty
72-73
Staff
74-79
Juniors
Sophomores 80-85
86-91
Freshman
92-93
Dedication
Clockwise: Cheryl gets help from
Mrs. Haga. Mindy Beal tries to pay
attention in Mrs. Casias class. Cody
Abernathy does some research in the
library. Mrs Blatnick class is hard at
work. Royale, Cheryl, and Micha
study the evatation of balance.
McDonalds
Going to McDonald's is almost as TTWch
a part of sclwol as going to class. You •..,e mode
u.s the place to meet, to tnlk, to have a good
time, to celebrate your 'l'ictories and help
forget defeats.
You''l'e mode McDonald's more than just
another place to eat.
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And Much, Much More
BHS Faculty, HMMM. .. this
small phrase, I'm sure brings
many things to mind but we'll
just stick towhatis allowed.The
faculty at BHS is growing more
and more each year. This year
there were a few new additions
to the team. Alice Bauman
helped Mrs Merica! out with a
few of her English classes. Unfortunately she was only a student teacher so her stay was not
too long. Alice's unique style of
teaching made her students
have fun while they learned,
and not many teachers provide
this combination! Beverly Hott
teamed up with Mrs. Haga and
together they taught the majority of the computer classes offered at BHS. Althought Mr.
Dugger was no linger a part of
BHS, his abscence was made up
for by the new science teacher,
Tina Jones.So we've displayed
this unique arrangement of
teachers from Bayfield High
School, and hopefully, they're
here to stay!!
Mrs. Blatnick wanders the halls just
looking for trouble.
BHSFACULTY
Bauman, Alice
Beckler, Peggy
Blatnick, Carol
Bru b, Gerald
Casbio, There. a
Edwards, Richard
Haga, Den~e
Hott, Beverly
Jone , Tina
Keirn , Jon
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Clockwise: The teachers join in 011
all the activities, trying to compete
with the students. Mrs. Haga
smiles at the camera. Mrs Drake is
one of the happiests faces around.
Mr . Marty believes teaching should
be in a relaxed form.
BHSFACULTY
Mericle, Sandra
Milner, Diane
Moon, Marty
Prior, Forest
Roggero, Michael
2850 NO. Main Street
Durango, Colorado
81301
~ Pancake Houser-
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FURNITURE
Custom Furniture
Southwest & Trasitional Design
Factory Showroom
Congradulations Seniors!!!
Robin Pilar Haner
1150 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
81301
(303)247-3701
�Mr. Ed takes a break to soak up some sun.
Brad and Robert try their hardest to agravate Mrs.
Conner.
ADMINISTRATION & STAFF
Brown, Tommy
Superintendant
Coffee, Benny
Conner, Ginger
Librarian
Curran, Jack
Principal
Drake, Vicki
Princ.'s Seer.
Evans, Fran
Fritz, Nancy
Kitchen
Horton, Tom
Silva, Marsha
Ass't. Bk.Keeper
842 Main Avenue
Durango, Colorado
Phone: 247-9707
Good Luck Class of '94 '
GABALDON 1.\fOTORS
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Phone: (505) 327-3391
�Juniors: Lost In Space
Everyone wants to be
an upperclassman and the
junior class has finally made
it. The constant thought in
their minds is: only one more
year and we are gone! The
junior class consists of
cowboys, weirdos, jocks, and a
lot of semi-normal people
too. All of which have bright
and original personalities.
They have come a long way
in the past eleven years. They
have all finally gotten cars
(although a lot of them have
various scrapes and dents).
Bucky Taylor's advice to all
juniors, "A vehicle has tires
that should remain on the
ground not in the air.n
The junior class is
famous for their crazy abilit}
to have fun. According to
Tasha Mrasak, going to
Bayfield High School has been
"a new
and
unusual
experience because it is so
small." The junior class has
been through alot, but have
remained a close group of
friends who will, no doubt,
succeed in life.
Evan Suprenant knows the Junior class is number 1!!
Abernathy, Cody
Anderson, Michael
Deal, Mindy
Beck, Kali
Blatnick, Katy
Burrows, Whitney
Chamblee, Micah
Cook, Jarrett
Crossman, Rachel
Da, Royale
�Dyer, }essie
Forsythe, Jennifer
Fritz, Luiza
Gomez, Nita
Holmes, Carl
Hunt, Ryan
Hunter, }odie
Jack, }ames
Kremer, Doug
Larimore, Richard
CLASS OF
Left: Elizabeth Merrill and Jennifer
Forsythe 3how their great sen~e of
humor. Kavin McCormick wonder ·
if it was a wi e choice to move to the
little town of Bayfield.
�Above: Tasha Mrasak i happy to be
in Bayfield . Right: Jennifer Murphy
and Metis ·a Longfellow-the be t of
tnends.
LongfeUow, Amy
Longfellow, Melissa
Lorenzini, Kerrie
Ludwig, Makesha
Lyda, joe
Macklin, Justin
Mansell, Denise
McClure, Jeff
McCormick, Cayle
Merrill, Elizabeth
303-884-9601
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Gunsmithing- Machine Shop
BAYFIELD TRADERS
Duke & James Schirard
303-884-4187
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P.O. Box 193 - 95 W . Mill St.
Bayfield, CO 81122
�MiUer, Wendy
Morell~ Patrick
Morrison, Kristina
Mrasak, Tasha
Murphy, Jennifer
Murphy, uzanne
Natzke, Leigha
Neil, Christina
Peppers, Rochelle
Powell, Ryan
Top left: All Je sie Dyer wanted for
Chri tma wa · her front tooth. Left:
The B.D.A. proudly &tand together.
Top: Ju tin Macklin know he' too
sexy for thb chool.
Ignacio Shur Value
P.O. Box 337
Ignacio, CO 81137
�Above: Joey Seranno remembers
days long gone when life was
simple. Middle: Cody
Abernathy steals a glance at the
woman of his dreams. Far Right:
Katy Blatnick fantasizing
about "PAUL".
Rhyno, Cheryl
Roe, Audrey
Rush, Patricia
Sanchez, Steve
Schulder, haw
Serrano, joey
Surprenant, Evan
Taylor, Bucky
Teller, Teara
Walters, Melissa
Wilmer, Corbin
Wilmer, Jennifer
Wilson, Matt
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�Left: Steve Sanchez shyly grins. Far
left: Ryan Powell stares in amazement
at the camera.Middle left: Bucky
Taylor ...Kristina Morrison has an
earful while Cheryl Rhyno dreams
of a happy place. Bottom left: Melissa
Walters shows her school spirit by
dressing up at Halloween.
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JliNIOR LEADE~S._
I
CLASS OFFICERS
Cheryl Rhyno:
President
Wendy Miller: Vice
President
Audrey Roe: Secretary
KaliBeck: Treasurer
399 Mountain View Drive
Bayfield, CO 81122
Motel: 884-2780
Cafe: 884-9368
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�A LEGACY OF THEIR OWN
Sophomores Unprecedented in 1993
Unprecedented is one word of school. This includes FBLA,
that has been used to described the FHA, STAND, Drama, Band, From Left to Rtght: Jenca Cook and
Sophomore Class. Wbat does it Knowledge Bowl, and sports. All Mtchelle Chnstano studv Izard for tlze
mean? Webster has defined it as these things have helped this class upcommg test. Rvan Custck slw. . . ·s ;ust
unique. This class is certainly that. through the year and has brought how well he like Cortez. Peters. Jonathan
Blacksten takes a break in Mrs. Hagas'
Wbat makes it unprecedented is drastic change not only physically
class.
thewidevarietyofthepersonalities but mentally as well. Many of
formed in the class. They have them are finding that is not what it
partiers, athletes, actors, comedi- used to be. They have, however,
ans, scholars, leaders, and those made many new friends both unthatjustcannot be classified. With der and upperclassmen. This
such a wide variety of personali- makes struggling through the year
ties, you get a very ambitious goup. a little easier. This class is one of
Sometimes they do get a little to the best. Their successfulness has
ambitous. This group has a very made them stand out in all aspects.
unique outlook on life. Matt Boy, the world better watch out
Trobaugh said, "Life is just one big because the class of '96' is just
game." Do we wish it was. This beginningtocreatealegacyoftheir
class is learning that it is a lot of own.
hard work throughout every aspect
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Forrest Allen
Enn Anglm
Mmdy Arnold
Carlos Atencw
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Shane Bassett
Andv Baumgardner '
Cory Bcuter
Johnna Biggers
Jonathan Blacksten
Jenca Cook
MIChelle Clm'itwno
Ryan Cusick
Damella Dl).on
Erin Dunavant
Left to Right: Josh Fats shows off Ius fact
after a fight wah an upperclassman. Erm
Dunavant is one of a kind at the
Halloween contest.
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�Left ro R!(?IU: Jolmna B1ggers tells
Freshman Justm Goodwin," Touch me
you die!/" Erin Anglins impression of a
Freshman.
Cody Duran
Rachel Ed~..·ards
Josh Fitts
Delilah Folks
Danny Fritz
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Mike Greer
Austin Hall
Dan Hall
Mandi Hamzlton
Tom Harrison
Josh Homer
Caleb Huthmacher
Daryl Kolzlerscmidt
Dason Kremer
Eric Lobato
CLENDENNING CONSTURUCTION
Gustav~'s Upholstry
Quality Carpentry
Auto - Fumrlure - Boat - Commercial
Lloyd Clendenning
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(303) 884-9768
P.O. Box 727
Bayfield, CO 81122
Gus Mondragon - Owner
28930 Hwy. 160
Durango, CO 81301
(303) 385-6971
�Ben Lott
Ronald Lud~..·rg
Amanda LuJan
Chelsea Lvall
Zac Martzne:
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Ava1lab1e
Jennifer McCl.ue
M1chelle McDonald
Bart M1ller
Eugene M11ler
Julia Minkler
Kand1 Mornson
Erin Orgaman
Andy Peterson
Garrett Popely
Rico Prianto
Left to Right: Heather RalSh shows all
tlze other classes, " Tills rs ~..·hat wrll
happen to )'OU if.vou mess wrth the best."
M1chelle Clznstrano stares m awe at the
man of lzer dreams.
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Whole, ale - Retail
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Durango, CO 81 301
(303) 259 _ 2980
Farmers Insurance Group
555 South Camino Del Rio #A - 3
Durango, CO 81301
Shari Chrane
247-4302
Jon Sherer
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�Clod.."wise from the top: Sonya Sttton 1S
rile Belle of the Halloween contest. Rav
Vasquez 1S a little camera shy. Bart
Miller struts Ius stufffor the school to see.
Delilah Folks' tmmitation of Mr. Ed.
Rachel Edwards hard at ~"'·ork to finish her
layout before the deadline.
Heather Raish
Kenna Ranney
Becky Rodrick
Catenna Rule
Sonya Sitton
Shannon Farrell
Cindy nively
Brent Spratlen
Tiffany Teller
Jennifer Thompson
Andy's Photography
Rufe's Paint Store
Pam Taylor
Mike Romero
1323 East Second A venue
purango, CO 81301
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(303) 247 - 5660
38 Town Plilza
Durango, CO 81301
(303) 247 - 5267
�Matt Trobaugh
Curtzs Valencza
Alzcza Vance
Ra_v Vasquez
Domznzc Wesley
Clochvise from the top: Mzchelle 1S
takzng a break to pose for the camera.
Tiffan_v Teller IS tlzroughl_v exhausted after
a day at BHS. Jason Abernathv stares at
the camera and can 't quae figure out whv
they are taking his p1cture. Below:
Kenna Ranney is a perfect exarnple of
having a umque outlook on life.
Deli • Bakery • Salad Bar
Floral Shoppe • Video Rentals
Film Processing
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�OUT TO GETCHA!
Freshman 1994
Countdown, Freshmen!
Only three more years and were
outta here. This ever unique class
has so much to offer the real
world once we get out. But don't
get your hopes up, we have a
while.
What's the best thing about
being a Freshman?lt has to be
new friends, new teachers, and
finally getting out of the Midschool. Yes, but what's the worst
thing about being a Freshman?
Definitely being at the bottom of
the social stack once again, and
walking down the hall hoping no
big Senior is ready to give you
the "Initiation".
This class is surely one of
the best to ever come through
BHS, so how do you describe
them? Brilliant? Ambitious?
Out of the ordinary? Or just
plain awesome. You make the
choice. We have a lot to look
forward to in the near future,
like more respect and best of all,
getting our drivers license.
Whatever each of us decides
to do with our lives, the world
better get ready, 'cause the class
of 1997 is out to make it big!
Above: Judd Jenkins glances back to
make sure he is not being stalked by
an UPPERCLASSMAN. BelowAndrea Garcia catches up on the
past faces of BHS.
Andrews, Nicholas
Apodaca, Jennifer
Arnold, 1heresa
Backer, Megan
Beat, Bridget
Betley, Kacey
Brandon, Jeff
Brittain, Jessica
Chapin, Hobby
Clapp, Cierra
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�Left to Right: Jeb Taylor, StudentCouncilRep; Jessica Macklin,
President; Kacy Conner, Secretary; Marshal Hahn, Vice
President; Enid Lasater, Treasurer.
Above: Kim McGuire looks like she is
enjoying her new classes.
Clendenning,
Maggie
Cole, Angie
Conner, Kacy
Corlies, Tegan
Crossman, Rubin
Crumbaugh, Ellie
Cummins, Jesse
Cundiff, Jimmy
Deming, Brand
Donaldson,
Justin
Eimar, Erik
Fahrion, Dawn
Farnam, Maleah
Fisher, Shannon
Ford, Ben
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�Above: Dawn Lewis can'tfigure out
how she got to Bayfield. Right: This
group offreshmen don't seem to
know where the high school is.
Garcia, Andrea
Garcia, Cheyenne
Gomez. Miguel
Goodwin, Justin
Gosney, Mandy
Haga, Heather
Hahn, Marshall
Hahn, Valerie
Hamilton, Aaron
Hoback, Craig
Holland, Randy
Ivers, Cannon
Jack, Harley
Jenkins, Judd
Johnson, Bobby
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�Left: Seems like this freshman class is
always trying to be on top. Above:
Kristy Miller will soon figure out there
is not much to smile about in high
school.
Joswick, arah
Kennedy, Daniel
Kimball, Niclwlas
Kugle, Matt
Lancett, John
Larimore, Heather
Lasater, Enid
Lewis, Dawn
Linfesty. Tara
Lorenzini, Sam
Lucero, Lloyd
Ludwig, Josh
Macklin, Jessica
Mars, Dusty
Martin, Amanda
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�Left: Marshall Hahn realizes that he is not in middle school anymore. Ci rra
Clapp and Jamie McMinn are only two of the smiling faces here at BHS
McGuire, Kim
McMinn, Jaime
Miller, Kristy
Monger, B.J.
Morrison, Olan
Natzke, Angela
Neil, Renae
Percell, Plwebe
Popely, Tim
Prior, Kevin
Richardson,
Christina
Richins, Kim
Rustmann, Jody
Sanchez, Reggie
Schockaert, Mike
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�Left: Angela Natzke and Kacy
Conner finally figure out the joke
they heard the day before. Daniel
Kennedy is glad he finally made it to
high school.
Serrano, Jackie
Smithwick, Mike
Sours, Jeremy
Steinbacher, Kelly
Taylor, Jeb
Thompson, Kimber
Vette, Kane
Wilbourn, Heidi
Williams, Steve
Wilmer, Mike
Wilson, Clayton
Wray, Jesse
Young, Tyler
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�Alma Jean.
Mike,
We are so verv proud ofvou. Remember that
the glorr of God ts tntel!tgence and that you
can overcome ever_v challenge you face . You
wr/1 a/wars be in our hearts.
Love,
MomandDad
We believe tn you and know you can do ~rhatever rou set
your heart to. We're so proud of you and ~...,u always be
therefor you.
Love.
Mom·rz
--
cd
Jonah,
Thanks for the many
proud moments and
exciting times due to
your Izard work and
dedication to your
school work and ball
games. We couldn't
be more proud.
All our love.
MomandDad
Melissa,
You 're a doll. Go get 'em and"remember THINK PINK.
Kristina,
You've come a long way from the shy little girl you
once were. Tlze sky is tlze limit. So take your talents
and your million dollar smile and soar.
Kim,
Love you,
You have been a joy to your mom and dad. We may
have lost our little girl, but tlze young lady who has
replaced her has not disappointed us. In our eyes you
are already a success:
Dad, Mom, and Jonathan
Dad and Mom
�Brad,
The pnde that we
have for you m who
vou are and who you
are becommg IS
completely be_vond
-words. We want you
to know we love you
and wish you the very
best in all that life
fzolds for you.
Love,
MomandDad
Bobbie Kay,
You have always been
loveable and very
concerned about others,
also you have always had a
good outlook on life and
what you want in life. We
love you very much and
wijh you luck in the future
ahead of you.
Aaron,
Think positive. Chin up. Smile a lot.
Remember who loves you,
Mom and Dad
Kara,
Corinne,
Angels don't all have blue eyes, but mine does.
Love ya,
Mom and brothers
As you go through hfe al~.,·ays
remember to believe m }'Our dreams,
work for your goals and trust m your
heart. You 're a very special lady and
we love you unmensel_v.
Love.
MomandDad
�BELIEVING IN CHANGE
The 1994-93 year gave rememberance to ev.('ryone.
New faces came to peoples attention, and faces disappeared
that we will probably never see again. New artists stormed to
the tops of the music charts, and some fell in defeat. Michael
Jackson faced a prison term, and Snoop Doggy Dog wondered
of he would ever get out.
Change was one of the main issues of this year. Many
people brought happiness to others, while other lives were
destroyed by the worlds faults. The changes of 93-94 brought
good and bad for the people. One thing that was learned
thought is that you always gotta believe.
Forty seconds that shook Los
Angeles caused an estimated thirty
billion dollars in damage.
Michael jackson faced his downfall as he was accused of sexually
assulting a young boy.
joe Carter became the second player
to end a World Series with a home
TOP TEN BEST SELLING SINGLES
1. Can't Help Falling In Love
2. Dreamlover
3. Whoomp! There It Is
4. Lately
5. Runaway Train
6. If
7. Right Here
8. Will You Be There
9. I'm Gonna Be
10. If I Had No Loot
Dr. Ore is the cheif architect of what is
know at West Coast gangsta rap. He
has produced million-selling albums,
most recently "The Chronic."
BSBSEbbERS
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DURANGO, COLORADO
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�The Dallas Cowboys became only the fifth
team to repeat as Super Bowl champions
with a 30-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills in
Super Bowl XXVIll.
TOP FIVE MOVIES
OF 1994
1. Jurassic Park
2. The Fugitive
3. The Firm
4. Hard Target
5. R;s;ng Sun
Pope fohn Paul II visited the
United States for the third
time since becoming pope 15
years ago.
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Nancy Kerrigan was expected to win the
national figuring skating title. But before
she had a chance to compete, she was bashed
on the knee by an unidentified assailant.
l1lter,fellow skater, Tanya Harding 's
former husband, pleaded guilty in the
assault case.
AlJ'F8 EEN'FER
(303) 385-4822
(303) 247- 1212
CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '''
I
�Jason,
You have been a constant source ofJOV and enrerrwnmenr
to us. Just contmue to belteve m }'Ourself and rrusr the
Lord--then follow your dreams to a wonderful life We are
very proud ofyou'
Love,
Mom and Dad
Anna.
You make us very proud. We enjoy the
memory of many great times together. We
will miss }'Our enthusiasm and fun sense of
humor next year when you go to college.
You will be successful at whatever you do.
Seize the day.
Love,
Mom and Dad
Tasha,
We are sure you do not know how much love
and happiness you have brought to our home.
We have learned a lotfromyou! Your
determination and desire to do what's right will
help you throughout your life.
Loving you eternally,
MomandDad
96
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96 p. : ill. ; 27 cm
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