https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/84716b756e892239c4003ee7e1a2ace9.pdf bebe1b846522efab9edd3284ed758aea PDF Text Text ����BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1966-67 �IN MEMORY Raymond Lucero, son of Mrs. Carolyn Lucero and the late Silviano Lucero. Raymond was killed in a one car accident October 1, 1966. �When the time of year comes for the writing of this message for the annual, and as I observe the annual staff as they strive to make their deadlines; I suddenly realize just how fast the ss:hool year is getting away from us. As I look back, I wonder if I was able to accomplish all I had planned. I'm afraid not. It is difficult to tell whether it was for lack of time, or for lack of interest or concern; however, I think that lack of accomplishment is generally due to lack of time. In this' age of jet rate speed it is hard to concentrate, plan and finalize the plans, for tomorrow they are "old stuff" or our attention is demanded elsewhere. I wonder if you students do not find that you too do not have enough time to accomplish all that you had planned to do. If this is true, I hope that you will soon find a solution for this waste of time. Before you realize, it wil~ be up to you to make provision for yourself. Whether it be in furthuring your education or in some field of employment, or as a married person supporting a family; you are the one who must utilize this time to its fullest extent in order to get what you want out of life and to be happy. I hope you are all able to accomplish this feat. To the graduating class of 1967 I wish the best of everything, and may God be with you always. Sincerely Kenneth Mobbs , Supt. Bayfield High School As the end of another year draws near, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the students and faculty for making this year truly successful. I wish to offer my special congratulations to those seniors who have achieved beyond minimal expec· tations, whether it was in athletics, scholarship, or service. These students have been the pace-setters. As these Seniors graduate and leave Bayfield, it is my sincerE hope that they may continue to grow in stature and in knowledge. Surely these young people are the leaders of the future. To you Seniors, may what you have learned at Bayfield High School always be useful in your future lives. I wish you God speed. Tom James, Principal Bayfield High School I can remember very well how when I was in school we looked forward with great anticipation to getting our annuals each year. Each year, also, we spent hours signing annuals and getting ours signed. At the time, we did these things because we were caught by the "annual fever." Now when I look at my annuals, they mean more to me than they ever did during my days in school. It is nice to be able to open the annual and reminisce about school days and to see people and scenes which would long be forgotten if it were not for the annual. It is my sincerest wish that in the future when you open your annuals they will prove as precious to you as mine do to me. May they remind you of many happy times spent in school in Bayfield, and bring back memories that had seemed to elude you until that one magic picture turned back the pages of time to those happy days in school. ~~-.pP'~ Duane Workman, Principal Bayfield Junior High and Elementary School 3 �MR. BERRY English MRS. THOMPSON Math MR. PICKENS Basketball Drivers Ed. MR. PURCELL Shop MRS. JAMES Library MR. TURNER English Spanish MRS. BENTON Science MRS. TURNER Business MRS. MARTIN History 4 �MRS. HASSTEDT First Grade MRS. WORKMAN Second Grade MRS. COCKREHAM Second Grade MRS. GUTHRIE Fifth Grade MRS. SMART Sixth Grade MRS. MOBBS Fourth Grade MR. HUBBS Jr. High Math MRS. PARKER Home Economics MRS. MURPHY High School Math 5 MR. KARR Junior High Science, History MRS. OSTWALD Third Grade MR. JOHNSON Band & Music �' ;~ \ Mr. Brown Custodian Mr. Ryan Custodian Mr. Norman Business Manager PERSONNEL i " Mrs. Holts Cook Mrs. Wells Cook Mrs. Hickman Cook Mrs. Fuller Cook 6 �0 F F I c E G I R l BACK ROW, left to right, - Sue M. , Linda R. , Mr. Norman. FRONT ROW: Connie C., Luellie A. , Vicki K., Sandra H. s T E A c .H E R s TOP ROW, left to right, - Connie C., Sandra H., Valerie W., Rosanne W. BOTTOM ROW, -Jerry W., Pam J., Judy L., Beverly B., Colleen T. A I D ·S �MR. AND Cecil Mars MISS Luellie Archuleta WOLVERINE 8 �SENIORS �LARRY DAVENPORT: 1-2-3-4; Science Club, 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus, 1-3. FRANK CARMAN: 3-4; Football, 3-4; Dist. Stu. Coun. Vice Pres. 4; Ski Club, 3-4; Ski Club Pres. B Club, 3-4; Play, 3. CONNIE CARTER: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter, 2; Class Sec. -Treas. 3; Pep Club Pres. 4; Cheerleader, 3; Student Council, 2-3; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Staff, 3; Band, 1-2 -3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-3; Dance Band, 2; Office, 3-4; Teacher's Aide, 4. LUELLIE ARCHULETA: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-34; Cheerleader, 1-3-4; Student Council, 1-2; Bus. Club, 3; Girls Glee, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Fine Arts, 3; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Co-Editor, 3; Annual Editor, 4; Office, 3-4; Class Favorite, 2. WAYNE CUNDIFF: 1-2-3-4; Football, 3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-3; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4; B Club, 1-2 -3-4; Class Play, 3. TOMMY DAVIS: 1-2 -3-4; Basketball, 3; Carnival Candidate, 3; Science Club, 1-2; Prom King, 4. 10 �MICKEY FOLEY: 1-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1; Football, 1-3-4; Basketball, 1-3-4; Class Pres. 4; Track, 3-4; Baseball, 2; BB Club, 3-4; First Team All Conference and State in Football, 4. HOWARD HICKMAN: 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts, 3-4; Football, 1-3; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; Track, l. DIXIE FROST: 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Bus. Club, 2-3; Teacher's Aide, 3; Paper Staff, 3. SANDRA HASSTEDT: 1-2-3-4; Band, 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee, 1-3; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Madrigal, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Reporter, 3; Bus. Club 3; Science Club, 1; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Staff, 3; Homecoming Attn. 3; Office, 4; Teacher's Aide, 4. ART HUNTINGTON: 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; All State First Team in Basketball, 3; B Club, 1-23-4. RANDY JONES: 1-4; Football, 1; Band, 1; Football Mgr, 4; Track, 4. 11 �JOE LUC E RO: 3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3. SAM LUCERO: 1-2-3-4; Scienc e Club, 2; M ixe d Chorus, 1. PAM JOHNSTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Sec. -Treas. 4; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Science Club, 1-2-3-4; Science Club, Sec. -Treas. 4; Student Council, 2-3; Ski Club, 3-4; Ski Club Pres. 3; Ski Club Sec. -Treas. 4; Int. Rel. Club, 2; Madrigal, 2; Teacher's Aide, 3-4; Fine Arts, 1-2-3; Class Play, 3; F. T.A. 2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Girls Glee, 1-2. JUDY LORING: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Bus. Club, 2-3; Teacher's Aide, 3-4; Purple & Gold CoEditor, 3;Editor, 4;ClassPlay, 3. DOUG MANN: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-4; Second Team Selection Football, 4; Track Mgr. 1; Class Pres. 2; Class Play, 3; Student Council, 1; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Carnival King, 1. CECIL MARS: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2 - 3-4; Football Capt. 4; Football Alll Conf. 2-3; Football All State, 3; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2 -3-4; Student Council, 3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; B Club, 1-2 -3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2. 12 �STEVE McDANIEL: 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Fine Arts, 2-4. JOHN NORTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Play, 3; Football, 4; B Club, 4; Science Club, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2. MARY ELLEN LUCERO: 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter, 3; Class Play, 3; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Student Council, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1; Paper Staff, 3; Journalism, 4; Teacher's Aide, 3; Majorette, 1; Banner Carrier, 2; Prom Queen, 4. VALERIE WILLIAMS: 3-4; Class Fav. 3; Cheerleader, 4; Pep Club, 3-4; Ski Club", 4; Class Play, 3; Bus. Club, 3; Band, 3. DONNIE SNOOKS: 1-2-3-4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Student Council, 4; Band, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Mixed Madrigal, 2; Fine Arts, 1-2 -3; Science Club, 1-2-3; Football Mgr. 4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 4. BILL PAYTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Sec. 1; Science Club, 2-3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Fine Arts, 2. 13 �STAl'\J L E Y WILMER: 1-2-3-4; Science Club, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4 ; B Club, 3-4; Band, 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus, 1 - 2 ; Class Play , 3; Track, 1; Football, 1-3-4. MONTE WOMMER: 1-2-3-4; Band, 1-2- 3 -4; Mixed Chorus, 1- 3-4. LINDA REED: 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader, 1-2; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Pep Club Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Bus. Club, 3; Paper Staff, 2-3; Paper Co-Editor, 2; Paper Editor, 3; Class Play, 3; Office, 3-4. ROSEANNE WELLS: 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Fine Arts, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Paper Staff, 3; Class Play, 3; Bus. Club, 3; Homecoming Queen, 4. JERRY WELLS: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2-3-4; All Conference Back, 4; Basketball, 1-3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Science Club Vice Pres. 4; Ski Club, 3-4. PONCHO McNEW: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Basketball Captaill, 4; Basketball All Conference, 3; Basketball All State, 3; Baseball, 1, Class Pres. 1; Student Council, 1-2-3-4; Student Council Pres. 4; B. Club, 1-2-3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; Science Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Madrigal, 2. 14 �CLASS HISTORY In August, 1955--we, the class of 1967 started to school, twelve of the original class remain. The class was divided into two sections, Mrs. Broomell taught one class in the old yellow schoolhouse and Mrs. Thompson the other, in a house across from the school. The punishment for anything and e verything was to be sent to the baby table. The seniors who started out in the first grade together are: Larry Davenport, Tommy Davis, Sandra Hasstedt, Howard Hickman, Art Huntington, Judy Loring, Joe Lucero, Steve McDaniel, Poncho McNew, Linda Reed, Donnie Snooks, and Roseanne Wells. Having survived all the terrors of first grade, even though we sometimes thought we wouldn't, we went on to second grade, now living in constant fear of being sent to the boiler room. Mrs. Cockreham and Mrs. James were the teachers; Connie Carter joined the class and Joe Lucero left it. The highlight of the third grade year was the production, "Cinderella", starring Linda Reed and Poncho McNew. Mrs. Ostwald and Mrs. Folsom were the teachers. Luellie Archuleta, Dixie Frost and Jerry Wells joined the class that year. Our fourth grade class was taught in the present high school building by Mrs. Folsom (a repeat) and Mrs. Stagelman. Mary Ellen Lucero came into the class. We are frequently visited by 'fairies" who left candy or gum on our desks while we kept our eyes closed. Mrs. Stagelman repeated as teacher and taught the fifth grade class along with Mrs. Pinckert. Noontimes were spent in games of tag- -the girls against the boys. Five more joined our wonderful class. They were: Wayne Cundiff, Mickey Foley, Sam Lucero, Doug Mann, and Bill Payton. The end of the year was marked. Junior High started with sixth grade in those days. Pam Johnston and Randy Jones along with those already in the class ventured into a world of changing classes and worst of all- -no recess. We were now in the newly built grade school and junior high building. Cecil Mars and Monte Wommer joined us in the seventh grade. That year we won the basketball tournament at Pagosa- -we'd known we were winners all the time. We gave a Valentines Party for the eighth grade complete with Cupid in the form of Kenny Tubbs. In the eighth grade we were, of course, big wheels. Another one of our great productions was given that year, "Cheaper by the Dozen. " Graduation was in the afternoon and we had a dinner at the Main Street Cafe that night, followed by a sockhop. Our freshmen year we continued being winners- -first place on our float for Homecoming, and Doug Mann and Linda Heinz reigned as carnival king and queen. However, we didn't feel like winners on initiation day. There were few pop bottle caps left in town after each person in the class got the designated number to wear as a necklace; and our eggs were in bad shape by the time all the Seniors had signed them and we had rolled them down the gym floor. John Norton was a new addition to the troop. Sophomore year we again got first on our float and two of our members- -Poncho McNew and Art Huntington- -helped the basketball team to be state consolation champions. We lost two members that year, Mickey Foley and Ra11.dy Jones. Frank Carman and Valerie Williams joined our junior class, and Joe Lucero and Mickey Foley returned. We placed third on our float this year and made our contributions to the San Juan Basin "A" League Football championship team and State Runners-up Basketball team. Cecil Mars was named fullback to the All Conference Football team, and Poncho McNew and Art Huntington were each given a birth on the All-State Basketball team. Our junior play, "Professor, How Could You?" was a great success. One of the highlights of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, with the theme of "Deep Purple". After hours of working (?) our final goal was achieved and everyone enjoyed a beautiful evening. The biggest feat we pulled off that year was a "Junior Sneak" held the afternoon of the dame day the Seniors went on their sneak. Provisions were purchased at noon and the Juniors, half of the Sophomores and a few brave Freshmen girls gathered at Vallecito to spend the rest of the afternoon enjoying hot dogs and marshmallows while approximately 40 of the 120 in High School remained to grace the halls and classrooms. In this, our final year, six members of our class contibuted to the team which again reigned as San Juan Basin "A" league Football Champions. We also have five our our boys on the basketball team that we hope will reach state for the third time this year. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom this year, our free day out of school that we won at the carnival, and to our final step; GRADUATION. 15 ��,-...' ' '· CLASSES �JUNIORS ACROSS- -Bill S. Marie C. Robert M. Colleen T. Arleta P. Joe F. Magdalene S. Jerry A. Steve A. Beverly B. Ross G. Judy M. 18 �ACROSS-- Florinda L. Donnie C. Dora L. Ron S. Sharon R. Donna F . June B. Lorna W . Donna W. Vickie P. CLASS OFFICERS 19 �) ACROSS 1st ROW- Lucille H. Bruce B. Jody M. Vernon K. Barbie M. 2nd ROW- Carl C. Libby B. Sam T. Sue M. Brook J. 3rd ROW- Debbie Z . Norman J . Dale A . Bobby M . Donna A. 4th ROW- Terry N. Robin E. Sammy T. Shirley L. Lloyd L. SOPHOMORES 20 �ACROSS- Mike P. Toni W. Leroy S. Shila G. Byron F. Connie F. Verdon A. Vickie K . David F. Jeanie H. Melvin C. Elsie C. Rod G. Barbara D. Jack C. Patty M. Charles M . Donna R. Murry L. Jan R. Twila P. ClASS OFFICERS 21 �ACROSS- Jerry S. Debbie A. John M. Sana E. Paula D. Tommy T . Lois M. Pat F . Fred M . Jenny W. Delphine L. Mariem A . Vicki G. FRESHMEN 22 �ACROSS-- Carol G. Sam P. Mary A. Den S. Dalen S. Bonnie F. Jerry M. Loleet B. Cynthia C . Dan L . Char lette C . Emma L . CLASS OFFICERS 23 ��--' ·. I ~J-r 1. . GRADES �Beatrice S. GilbertS. Gayla S. Terri W. Ernest R. Marjorie B. Rodney F. Marjorie C. Kent J. Kathy S. Ronnie F. Joleen S. PaulL. Evelyn M. Vincent P. Debroah W. Gregory M. Carol D. Ray H. Janie C. Mike M. Evelyn H. KinzerS. Patty M. Margaret T. Debbie S. Edna S. EIGHTH GRADE 26 �Charles C. SEVENTH GRADE Connie Z. Stanley S. Margaret W. Ronald W. Roderick W. Mary L. Ronnie S. Thayla P. Linda M. Wayne W. Karen T. Britt B. Mitch F. Denise A. Stevie G. Louise D. Micki F. Pat F. Trudy E. Clifton G. Rodger H. Carol C. Herby L. Danny H. Bobby M. June C. Tommy M. Connie P. 27 �SIXTH GRADE 1st ROW--Vicky F. , Ronnie S., Marie V. , Gregory B., Elaine A. , 2nd ROW- Rubel T., Terry M., Mark B., Pamela B. , Preston L., 3rd ROW- Margo P., Albert G., Joyce H., Wayne F., Jan W., 4th ROW - Pat M., Marilyne V., Bill B. , Patty S., Gary R., 5th ROW- Paul M., Karla S., Clerance T., Ginger M., Gary B., 6th ROW- RichardS., Dan W., Vicki F., Gary B., Neil L. 28 �Stanley W. Bralia A. Steven G. Joan H. PaulL. Sue Ellen M. Charles B. Della L. Steven L. Cynthia S. Wayne N. Mary Ann L. Tommy S. Beverly p. Kenneth C. Linda p. John H. Arlene C. Danny K. Becky M. Michael p. Kathleen C. Patrie M. Dolores D. Martin A. Elaine W. Le Vonne M. Donna M. Jeanie S. FIFTH GRADE 29 �I .. A\ Roy P. Tish E. Mickey M. Candy M. Lewis S. Sarah L. Press G. Susan E. Roger K. Danae B. RichardT. Shannon F. Dean C. Pearl S. John W. Cheryl F. Bobby M. Claudia C Jerry H. Chloe P. Ross M. Carolyn H. Charles S. Carol B. Jannie J. Debra M. Karen M. Barbara B. Loretta M. FOURTH GRADE 30 �_ _.; Roxanne P. Raymond L. Esther D. Scott W. Barbara L. Richard W. Phyllis M. Terry M. Keith P. Sherry M. John F. Karen C. Mike B. Janice C. Darrel S. Jimmy B. Robert H Elizabeth H. Thelma A. Bruce L .. Kim B. Tommy S. Tammie P. Richard E. Debbie H. Lou S. T H I R D G R A D E 31 �FIRST ROW: Connie H. , Lucky P. Evelyn C. Jimmy M. Betty R. Donnie L. SECOND ROW: Ronnie G. Christy C. Paul H. Kathy H. Danny A. Carol G. THIRD ROW: Becky M. Terry G. Melissa W. Jimmy Me. Diana F. Corky Me. FOURTH ROW: Clay B. Tammy M. Charles T. Denise K. Dean C. Elizabeth W. · FIFTH ROW: Patsy C. Bruce J. Queena B. Herman L. Suzie M. Kevin B. SIXTH ROW: Jerry F. Larry W. Mike F. SECOND GRADE 32 �FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Julie K. David P. Tammy F. Jay F. Irma R. SECOND ROW: Trent T. Thedra M. Alex M. Pauline D. Paul T. THIRD ROW: Dawnella S. Frank F. Cynthia P. Dean S. Nancy L. FOURTH ROW: Scott B. Karen B . Robbie B. Brenda H . 33 �PUP TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT -Mike McKee, DeWayne Santisteven, Homer Black, Ronnie Frost, Vincent Palmer, Kinzer Snow, Rodney Forsythe, Ernest Romaro, and Mitch Fahrion. CHEERLEADERS Terry Wommer, Beatrice Samora, Trudy Echols 34 �MR. AND MISS MIKE McKEE and TERRI WOMMER JUNIOR HIGH 35 �VI U-1 z - ~ U-1 > ....I 0 ~ 0 ....I ->LU u.. < c:c �ATHLETICS �Cecil Fullback Stanley Tackle Poncho Quarterback Jerry Right Halfback Mickey End Frank Guard SENIORS IN ACTION Doug Center John Halfback Wayne Left Halfback �REGULAR SEASON WE 20 6 31 51 7 31 32 27 205 THEY 0 0 7 0 20 Bloomfield Dove Creek Norwood Dulce Mancos Dolores Pagasa Ignacio 6 0 7 40 JUNIORS- -Jerry A., Steve A., Bill S., Ross G., Robert M. FRESHMEN--Jerry M., Kenny W., Tommy T., John M., Fred M., Pat F . SOPHOMORES- -Sam T., David F., Murray L., Byron F . , Bobby M . STATE QUARTER-FINALS OPPONENT Norwood STATE SEMI -FINALS WE OPPONENT THEY 12 Springfield 26 �BAYFIELD vs. DOLORES 31-6 R E G U 5 BAYFIELD L E A A PAGOSA R 5 32-o vs. 0 N SCENE IGNACIO GAME �BAYFIELD vs. IGNACIO 27-7 CONFERENCE CHAMPS .. BAYFIELD vs. NORWOOD 45-0 STATE Ql:JARTER FINAL CHAMPS BAYFIELD vs. SPRINGFIELD 12-26 STATE SEMI-FINA~S �HOMECOMING ROYALTY Queen Rosean.."1e �Terry N., Poncho M., Frank C., Mickey F., Cecil M., Art H., Steve A. , Donnie S., Ross G. , Jerry W. , Coaches-Mr. Pickens-Mr. James NON -CONFERENCE THE Boomfield Navajo Miss. Monticello Dulce Silverton F 1/ ,. ~ ,,. ;f ~ ~: 58 70 43 KIRTLAND TOURNAMENTS Monticello Shiprock Kirtland 57 66 86 56 76 95 73 55 65 72 REGULAR SEASON Dove Creek Ignacio Mancos Pagosa Dolores Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Dolores Pagosa .._, )'. ,.;;....~ :,. " ~:l: VARSITY 43 67 48 so 55 64 52 38 75 70 56 66 60 41 �p 0 M N I c c H K 0 E y M c N E F 0 L w E y R 0 s s s T E G 0 v E s N E y A N c E L L '\ A R T c H u T I N E SIX G c I L T M A 0 N R s 44 �• o er1nes Ta Basin League itle Wo verines ·Ignacio Falls Bayfield tightened its grasp ond to grab a 26· on the first place trophy for the margin. Aztec contin Basin "A" League Fridav night forward during th(' by defeating Dove Creek 73-~G ond half and captm· while Ignacio was dropped down 11 point vict01-y. DURANGO-Bayfield led all each team scoring alternately Pagosa began to find the ran a notch by Mancos in a close Tlw winning the way Saturday night to cap- until the final 30 seconds of the in the second quarter. They 1= 63·62 loop battle. only om• man in t ture the Basin League Tourna- quarter when Dicky Tibbets put together 12 more points , but Mancos upset the Ignacio Bob· ures, hut had sev ment championship, defeating in two free throws to give Do- nacio, still pulling away, dump cats when auzz Gilliland 'Cored tribut!n.ll to tbt' t the enthusiastic, but over-pow- lores an 18-17 lead. MP·~ ru.,.J,.h :- .. ., ered, Dove Creek Bulldogs 66-39 followed up with two n Bayfield started off with a score after one quarte1 • streak never 17 in favor of Dolores.. reahzed 1ts efforts during the In the second qm entire game. Dove Creek stuck Bears' fast break, pace it out and continued to aive tht> Dwight Wolf seemed t Mancos (70) Wolverines a good fight to the much for the Blue Jay Greg Schick scored 23 points mate Poncho McNew racked up Bauer 4-3-11: Gilliland end, but were overshadowed by dle. Dolores streaked i as the Pagosa Pirates edged out 20.A h 'th · Wright 1-2-4; Goods 5-l-11' 19 pomts, was 2-0-4: Cox i-0-2: conwa\.' the superior. point lead. Then a serie. Ignacio 65-61. In other San Juan . rc er, Wl Bayfield completely dominated tion~ble calls by . the Basin A League games Friday high man for Ridgeway over Harral 2-0-4. Totals: 30-10~70. Norwood; and Wolfe, with 27 co!'e;;onal fouls: Bavfteld 17. the board during the first five agamst Mancos meet night Bayfield rolled over Man18 30 25 minutes of the game, and built B~ue. Jays w~o came cos 95 to 70, Ridgeway beat Nor- points, was the leading scorer Bayfield Mancos 17 1o u up a five point tally before the wtthm two pomts of th wood 69-53, and Dolores topped for Dolores over Dove Creek. BayfleIdpounds stro~g s~oring ancos Pagosa (65) Bulldogs were able to loosen up _Dolo:es had. a toue Dove Creek 73-67. Schutz fl-5-17 D. SchutT. 2-3-7; Ridgway (69) and get into the action wtth 1.15 left m the J Pagosa got off to a first quar- <;chick 8-7-23 0. "\1artinez G-0-12: Archer, 8-3-19: Berrvm Fuller, 8-0-16: Sodowsav, Chloe Weese broke the spell when Dwight ~olf fot ter lead of 22 to 6, but Ignacio Lofthouse 2·2-6. Totals 24-17-fl5 (611 burn, 2-4-10: Rush, 1·1-3. for Dove Creek with a shot from Wolf, a 6-5 semor, ha determined and hustling, cam~ D Howe Jqnacio 11-0-12: Gallegos 2·0 --+ ~7-15-69. Norwood (53) the charity lane but the Bull- bounds. . on strong in the second quarter, Valdez 2-0 .. t: R Hnwe 8-4-20: Ben1llv 4-J-9; Romero 1-0-2: Lee 2-2-6: Hatfield, 2·4-R: Cambell, dogs were still c~ld and Bayfield The score at half tlme out sc~ring the Pirates 22-15. Garrison 241-4. Cox 0·0-0. Totals· McKeever. 1-3-5; Booker Wethm11ton, 7-3·17: Wagne~. continued to stretch the lead. lores 40, Mancos 36. The th1rd quarter was about !7-7-fil. .Personal Fouls: P:'l!'osa 10. Ienn- Culver. 5-4-1<1: Kettle. 1-1-3. A long shot by Lloyd Knuckles T~e B e a : s sore~y eve~ up. but Ignacio caught fir~> Jl) 20. 18-17-63. gave the Dove Creek squad its Dwtght Wolf m the thm agam m the fourth, scoring 17 Pac;~osa 22 15 17 11-65 Personal fouls: Rid2wa~· Ignacio 6 22 16 17-61 wood 19. · first two-pointer of the game They managed to hold to ~agosa's 22. But Coach Lloyd Ridgway with only two minutes remain- lead, but Mancos o Wnght's boys refused to be Norwood ing in the opening period. the~ 16-13. At the em stamped~d, and ended the game - Bayfield stretched the lead to penod the Blue Jays w four pomts in front. . Bayfield (9Sl 6 11-3 by the end of the quarter one point down. .Bayfield's Art Huntington ran l'e~~~~: ~~~t~~,n~~s~~:·9~a:~ ~~~~ Dolores (73) with two long shots from out- . Mancos grabbed the Ie. wlld over Mancos, scoring 34 ~-,0-8: Marrs 5-1-4; Naranio 1-0-2: Wolfe, D. 11-5-27; Wolfe. s 6 1 2 4 00 side of the key. Meanwhile Dove final of play. T points, while his talented team Snooks " " · Total : 2 14 7 67 • 3. Creek continued to lose the ball score~ • otals: 9· Buffln~tton on offensive errors and was the VIet • Creek < > d IpS 0I ;,~d~~9 5~-o- : qu~rte!.'_ unable to put it through the hoop. i~:~~ ~~ ~ ~-~f~h~~~~\-i:'i;: ores ~:Jse1-~-tl 5 o 10 Ignac: Poncho McNew started the against W~lverines' seeo:"d period off trolling wtth an easy swtsher from the game, t. an · · · s: Dolores '17. le~t, but Jack Terry came back Paced Bayfield chalked up another the third, and the WolverineR Spencer Wolf was high tor th ~t~e ~~ee~~derneath shot for fabulous•ictory Friday night. by defeat- had to give it all they had in the game by maki~g 1~ p_oi}lts f< B f ld b k th . off to a ng Dolores 65-60 while Mancos final stanza to squeak throur aky wiei.th f' ro e d e h20lf po~nt Pirates 1ad an easier time of it ramp- with the five point winning rn. mar iVe an a a mm- ~ · s · .? • utes remaining in the ~osa prmgs 1.•-51 gm. ,ue action. For six and a half minuh Dove Creek was still in the single figure cc :l ~eague game of in the third quarter, the D The Wolverines con 0Q0SQ acw pulled a close lores Bears were able to ao march forward during over pove Creek the Wolverines to a seorele: three minutes as the br PAGOSA SPRINGS - Bayfiel(ound m the fourth showing while inching forw;.~ r dogs came apart undeJ defeated Pagosa Springs Satur themselves. sure of a close full cc day by a score of 72-41 in an atield game, it Has The Wolverines warned <IP by Bayfield. tack led by Bayfield thl'oughoutes all the way shooting during the final m With one minute rer the game. Poncho McNt•w, 6'd quarter wh~n utes of the game and again the fir-st half, Bayfie fr~shman <}~m£ed 32 outstandin~d ahead two gained the lead. . le 8OY f.le ld TrOUnCeS p P~'"'j 72 41 ' Bulldogs An a ield Wi Iays t Do ores . Day 1e ~I~:~:~}li;;~~.Jl ln Basin League Attraction ~~~ ::~:~,:~~~~ ~ ~; comfortable 30 to 11 a e Ignacio Bobcats Bayfaeld W The fur will be flying S urday night at the lgnac gym when the tradition. The first quarter was n average in three .league games. has taken over as the. lea arch rivals meet at 8:00. tuck all the way Mancos jt By ROY PACE off to a quick 3 point lea The San Juan Basin A league McNew is averagmg 20.6 for the scorer for Pagosa Sprmgs th I nacio Bobcats and t Dolores came right hac will be down to not more than eight games in which be has is averageing 12.5 in four le Be f~ld Wolvennes ha hitting a season's high games. Only other Pirat~ 0 t~ I t th t a e j ...Jift9 it uo. It remained tiP• one unbeaten team following the appeared, er op:onedn ts ~ rd . veekend baskt>thall action which of 32 points last week in a 93-35 twin figures is Dick Schu romp over Dulce. The Wolver- 10.8. ~ as r~ug an t oug ~t~ J Mongles~m. see Bayfield playin~ Dolo- ines also have double figure At Dove Creek the Bul as lmportan b as h~l .er t ·es m the feature attraction of a · Art H t' t t 14 3 ' these teams ut t lS IS scorers m un mg on a · · are getting double figure f our-game schedule. I Defending champion Bayfield Mickey Foley at 11.3 and Ross duction out of Leroy Cod game of the year as ar Gosney at 10.7. at 11 5 points per game • these two .teams are c SILVERTON - A hot-shootins nd preseason favorite Doloces Big 6-5 Dwight Wolf leads Do- Chloe· Weese with a 10 .3 • cerned. It IS not only Bayfield basketball team mantre each 3-0 in conference play, lores with a 15-point average in a e. teams but the spec~at gled Silverton Saturday night)Ul each must meet another three conference contests. Spen- g ·,that have the same feeh 91·33 Bayfield was playing witJ1eague opponent before. meetin~ cer Wolf and Monte Johnson Lone Mancos player av( There are times when out the services of Pancho Mceach other Saturday mght. Fneach own a 10.7 average while ing in double figures is playing may get a few ta ~ew, who became ill before th day Dolores goes to .M.ancos and l.es that have to be stra game .and could not play. Bayfield entertains Pagosa Wayne Smith is averaging 10.3. Gilliland at 11.7. Reginald Howe, a 5-7 fresh· League came• ened out bv the officials Bayfield scored the first basSprings while in a non-league ~ 1"{ ~ ~~ that 1s to. be expected <et and was never headed a game rapidly improving Igna- !"an, is leadi~g the Igna.cio scor- Dolores 3 o 6 4 668 tween two such hotly c they ran over the helpless SUcio will be at home against Dul- mg attack w1th a 15-pomt aver- Bayfield 3 2 4 7 621 tested teams. To bnng verton boys. 'T'he reserves pta 1 ce. Saturday night, in addition age after moving up to the var- Ignacio ~ ~ ~~g d~wn to facts both te ·d f!lOSt of the last half fo to Bayfield at Dolores, the sche· sity after the sea_son was fo.ur ~:~;o~reek ~ayfteld. includes Dove Creek at Pa- games old. Also m double fig- Pagosa Spr. o 4 4 6 497 want to win but after the . B.ayfteld sI1verton 91-33 f i i �Bryon F., Brook J., Murray L., Sam T., Bill S., Jerry A., Robert M., Joe F., John M., Pat F., Managers--Wayne C., Randy J. NON -CONFERENCE OURS 39 36 29 47 36 JUNIOR THEIRS Bloomfield Navajo Miss. Monticello Durango Silvertori 73 33 50 41 45 VARSITY REGULAR SEASON 43 47 62 50 59 60 56 44 54 58 Dove Creek Ignacio Mancos Pagosa Dolores Mancos Dove Creek Igancio Dolores Pagosa 39 67 34 38 55 63 40 47 45 49 46 �s E N I 0 R Valerie S Luellie c H E E v A R R L s E A I T D y E R s Colleen J u N I 0 R s 47 Beverly �s 0 p H 0 M 0 R ~ JR. VARSITY ~ CHEERLEADERS F R E s H M E N 48 �ORGANI,(A TIONS �STANDING- -Debbie, Marie, Donna, John, Frank, Mr. James Sponsor, Cecil, Donnie, Vernon. SITTING--Sue, Poncho, Robert, Ross. STUDENT COUNCil Secretary . . Sue Mobbs President Poncho McNew Vice President . Robert Mobbs District Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Carman 50 �STANDING: Mary Ellen L., Colleen T., Judy M., Beverly B., Mr. Berry, Sponsor, Robin E., Sharon R., June B., Florinda L., SEATED: Wayne C., Mickey F . , Stanley W . JOURNALISM ClASS Judy Loring "Purple and Gold" Editor Arleta Phillips "Purple and Gold" Co-Editor Luellie Archuleta "Wolverine" Editor Marie Cundiff "Wolverine" Co-Editor �Mickey F., Jerry A., Steve M., Stanley W., Bill S., Wayne C., Steve A., Cecil M., Coach James, Coach Pickens, Art H., Doug M., Jerry W., Robert M., John N., Ross G., Frank C., Poncho M. ~~ B'' CLUB 52 �Sandra, Donna A., Vicki G., Shirley, Dale, Vickie K., Debbie, Barbara M., Judy L., Bonnie, Shila, Connie F., Lucille, Robin. MIDDlE ROW--Judy M., Mary, Charlotte, Paula, Emma, Arleta, Jan, Jody, June, Barbara D., Libby. FRONT ROW --Donna W., Connie C., Lois, Carol, Donna F., Marie, Cindy, Florinda, Jenny, Dora, Dixie . PEP CLUB 53 �Jerry, Frank, Cecil, Wayne, John, Mr. James. MIDDLE ROW-Stanley, Joe, Doug, Poncho, Brook. FRONT ROW--Beverly, Valerie, Pamela, Toni, Carol, Sana, Colleen. SKICLUB SCIENCE ClUB • FRONT ROW --Mrs. Benton, John- President, Pamela- Secretary, Jerry-Vice President, · SECOND ROW --Donna, Judy, Jan, Donna W. THIRD ROW-Bruce, Joe, Carl. l �CONCERT BAND MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW-- Lorna, June, Debbie , Donna, Sandra . SECOND ROW--Monte, Mr. Johnson. ��ACTIVITIES �TOMMY DAVIS MARY ELLEN LUCERO PROM ROYAlTY �MISS LA PLATA ELECTRIC Pam and Linda represented B. H. S. in the Miss La Plata Electric beauty contest in September. When the judging was completed, Pam became Miss La Plata Electric. Linda was first runner-up. MISS COLORADO RURAL ELECTRIFICATION Pam went on to win the Miss Colorado Elect rifica tion title and a trip to San Francisco in February to compete in the Miss Rural Electrification of Amer ica contest . 59 �SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES ROSEANNE WELLS AND PONCHO MCNEW JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES VICKEY PARKS AND STEVE ANCELL �SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES SUE MOBBS AND BOB MCKEE FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES DEBBIE ATKINSON AND FRED MCKEE �BEST DANCERS ROSEANNE WELLS And CECIL MARS BEST LOOKING LINDA REED And FRANK CARMAN MOST COOPERATIVE CONNIE CARTER And VERNON KIMBALL All-AROUND FAVORITES ROSEANNE WELLS And CECIL MARS 62 �EMMA LUCERO And SAM LUCERO I ' DONNA WADE And CECIL MARS MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL BARBIE MciNNES And MICKEY FOLEY MOST FRIENDLY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS SANDRA HASSTEDT And BILL PAYTON SANDRA HASSTEDT And DOUG MANN �INTERMEDIATE BAND WOULD YOU BELIEVE 3RD GRADE s E N I 0 R '67 . ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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