https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/bf722f279f52878b5fa3853f1135af6f.pdf 88a505d376fc7f353dcf9f666c916137 PDF Text Text 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. 12 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 29 �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 31 �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 �1 1 9 9 6 6 7 8 c H E E R L E A D E R s �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 �A N N u A L s T A F F E ditor Marie Cundiff Co-E ditor Robin E chols Dona Frost Darwyn McBr ide Sam Champie Donna Wade 42 �E ditor Pat Campbell - Co-E ditor June Box p s A T p A E F R F Charlc � Staley Sponsor Miss Klarmann Tom Dodd 43 �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 �MR. AND MIS SCH OL PIR T / 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 Sl ��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 s I X T H K. D. V. A. C. Clar k 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 G R A 5TH ROW T. McGraw D. Mcintyr e B. McKee P. Meador eal w. D E 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 57 �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 60 �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 2 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 Teach r MRS. HASSTEDT FIRST GRA DE 61 �p u p T E A M TOP ROW: M. McBride, G. Baxter, R. Williams, D. Santistevcn, B. lcCoy, M. Evans. SECO D ROW: H. LcPlatt, B. Bassett, M. Fahrion, M. McGraw, S. Garcia. FLORI E OT SHOW TRUDY - BEVERLY WORD c H E E R L E A D E R s �INTER MEDIA TE BA ND TOP ROW: B. Parks, C. Carter, S. Fuller, D. Santisteven, Mr. Johnson, C. Stevens, J. Baxter, J. Hasstedt. SECO D ROW: L. Purcell, D. Stevenson, A. Chandler, D. Mcintyre, K. Mcintyre, D. McCoy, B. McKee, B. Mankins, T. Sitton, M. Mattox. THIRD ROW: C. Frahm, T. Echols, P. Bates, C. Brown, S. McCoy. 63 �LEFT TO RIGHT--Mr. LePlatt, Mrs . Ludwig, Mr. Kugle, Mr. Hill, Mr. Brown, Mr. Sitton. BA YFIELD SCHOOL BOA RD 64 ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1968 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1968 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Sports Clubs Children School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Wolverines Yearbook 1968, including students in first through twelfth grade, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 64 p. : ill. ; 28cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1968 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 6d291210-7efa-4886-88a9-1b9dcd626d42 Display as IIIF? Never