https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ef0a7dc9a1c73a87abcd8dd7bf495099.pdf e769e105d41df4a6b0c325d7f4be8263 PDF Text Text . THE WOLVERINE ����•••• THE ANNUAL STAFF •••• OF BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 1958 WOLVERINE BAYFIELD, COLORADO !!!! �IN ME MORIA M of I.A WRENCE E DWA R D MORRISON 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. ��..., iii :: ::: AD MINISTR ATION ::: , ii' '!! ' ii •••, 'ii' ... , !!!' :::�::!!!' : =s::::im== ��LESTER STARBUCK Coach Commercial Senior Class Co-Sponsor ALTA PARKS English I, N, ill "Wolverine " Sponsor 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 �]OHN FERRICK Sophomore Class Sponsor Sociology Driver Training Physical Education ISABEL HOPKINS Junior Class Sponsor Purple and Gold Sponsor English ll Spanish I Library General Math W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent Chemistry GUY BOND Biology Agriculture General Science Freshman Sponsor �MRS. BUSHNELL MRS. Secretary p E R s 0 N N E l MC COY Secretary Substitute Teacher COOKS Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. Landreth CUSTODIANS Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Phelps ��m;; � :•• ; :::::•• ;; ! :;;;: !�; •• m :m: :::::: ··! i �i� :ii :: '! ; i�� :oo , .. SENIORS ;�� ii ;;!!; , .. !!! ::: :; : !!! !! !!!' !!!; ;!!; ::: :: !!' ••••••••• � . ; ; m ! � � 1 lllll !!••·········•••!••!••• ; !!! !;; ; , . , . ,· ••••iiiiiiii � imm::: :;;::: immm= m= = m ;;: :�!!!!! ' "' ��RAY WELLS Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 LOIS LANDRETH Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Student Council 1 VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT D ORI S KESSELRING Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 1 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 MYRNA BIGHAM Editor-Annual1 Co-Editor-Annual 1 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 TREASURER SECRETARY �CARROL MARTIN 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 Paper Editor 1 Paper Co-Editor 1 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 1 ARVIN PHELPS Junior Play1 Senior Play 1 JAMES HOLT Junior Play1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 1 Athletics 4 Student Council 1 �DONALD SOWER Annual Staff 1 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 TRENT TANNER Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 3 Athletics 4 Student Council 1 JI M MARS Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library1 "B" Club 2 Athletics 2 Student Council 2 Transferred, Junior year D ONALD HEFFINGTON Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 1 Senior Play 1 Transferred, Junior year JAMES REED Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 Student Council 2 �Jim H. Arvin 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 I, I, I, I, I, 'f-�� v.d4..! a�� cate, Bill. , 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. I, , 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 �e � n the .n:er-class tourney. �'ld. )ear, on tO!J of ever}th.i.ng_ else, All· alL e firmly stablish .:1 a reputation. Cur junior year ar::ived re ctu·lly are> :t ..ras ·..men - e declaea to prove a everyone ha - imelligenr as That ougl:I not so easily, by mcuntairli.ng the highest grade accomplished, hoo the e..J.tire. year. a"erage thr ::...ong ·u e •e :e.--rle.."'Ilber p at party ·ds that jumped ?) into rs. Parks' and all the the sno.v-rbarur just ootside the door• an, ..ren C<Une JUnior play ;�rac;:ice. ore e play •ea -.'e to. the State �ounamen nd • '�dell &rt o.lomew eT, Last e. prom least C<Une � 0'" -,r, are - e. senio s; ea"y e e BIG r two !lights ·nes ----. ith enr anner, BurclL Wells. Dan squad. ork? Oh our poor minds and bodies! It '¥as • e could say a ort:lr e did al the pi� and ·eco:r-tirrg much. .rithout � y iclp. �t aU. e �skemall, in " the • • ·..rtule, ilowever. when the night ar 'ved and u selves ·..mat fun! It couldn' be that just one eTe still stumbling and stuttering_ a er our e ave e.ached the most exciting_ yea HEESE no: �nd still showing: o yet; e ave -rrained smart. e a-e yo u oori ?)gradesf ?OS.� HZ D£1 selected "" ent anner on. e ail-sta state secane team · .. E. eague fvc.tta·- fuis yea.... • :.il' "a r.ea ·-.g. ·...e. tasket�- team · · er.G ser.io year.. e a e"' lcGk:t:g L:..y. ::O,I;-i:;g gv o State.,. a...d anticipating: graduation. the. most fmpo -.arr iiestone �'!!!!� ::::::::• iii • iiiii ;;;; iiiii, iii• ���:::: ·••! :: :;: i!!! ::: ::m iiiiiii· '!! iiiinii !!!!!' ��!!!' !!!!•• • · �! !!• ! :::� ::: ��!!! UNDERCL ASS MEN ��JUNIORS Jack Haga Keith James Jerry Haga Fred Kesselring, Martin Morrison, Phyllis Heffington, Jerry Bowers, Lucille Cundiff Johnny Salazar, Adrian Murray, Gary Forsythe, Paul Davenport, Judy Gilbert Larry Mullen, Barbara Norman, Richard Evans, Kathryne Hayes, Gerald Ludwig Donald Grush, Kenneth Vaughan, Bonnie Cundiff, Everett Burch, Alvina Box Nina Powell, Lonne Sower, Doris Blackmore, Dan Gosney, Georgia Duncan �SOPHOMORES Gene Berry Wayne Kingsley Tom Beuten Mardella Marshall, Tom Miller, Earlena Cramer, Michael Schaefer, Julian Martin Rosalie Krukenmeier, Linda Duncan, Irwin Taylor, Georgiana Kugle, Roberta Lippert Lorene Caviggia, Tom Wells, Betty Weddle, Bill Bright, Clement Frost Janet Sower, Hazel McCoy, Carolynne Mcintyre, Bill Newton, Linda Perdue �FRESHMEN Linda Law Harvey Cundiff, Diane Hayes, Eleanor Martin, Caroline Hickman, Kenneth Mullen Margaret Tate, Karen Powell, Judy Lincoln, David Holcomb, Michael Hopkins Judy McVicker, Leonard Tanner, John Kugle, Marvon Hazleton, Philip Stock Bill Mars, Lucas Martinez, Sally Gilbert, Marlene Hayes, Keith Thompson ��••• !m�mm:==== iiiii::!m �l !:m ;;;;;;;;;;ii! :: m : ===mmm ;;; : :: ::: :::; !!! iiiiii : :;; ii•! !!! ! ::: :: m ;;; :: •••!!! :: m ; ;: · iii i ••• !! GRADES : iio ::: ::; :m m !!!!! :: ••! m!!! :: ! !!!!!!!!! m;;;m iii iiiiii •••i !i� 1� !!!!!!!!! :: :m ;;; ; :::: !i im ;;;;;:::::: !!!!•••• !!!!i!!! !!! ��8TH GRADE MRS. CRO W ELL James Davenport Glen Cramer, Janet Morrison, Eugene Beaver, Zelta Newton, Vic Lincoln, Ray Frost Turney Cook, Danny Weddle, Richard Snodgrass, Charlie Cundiff, Chris Martin, Ruth Hotz Sharon Hickman, James Huntington, Donna Reed, Bobby Colard, Vivian Rathjen, John Martin Orian Box, Evelyn Rathjen, Cecil Pinnecoose, David Glenn, Gary Tulin, Larry Forsythe �7TH GRADE TEACHER Mrs. Craig Vernon Kingsley, Linda McConnel Shirley Sower, Celina Gilbert Shirley Wieland, Linda Davis, Gail Stagelman, Nancy Hotz, Jeffrey Loring. Frances Wells, Michael Bowers, Linda Zellner, Sammy Noble, Barbara Thompson. Lila Cundiff, Leslie Glover, Don Gosney, Dale Penwell, Marilyn Berry. Elaine Hugh es, Tillie Tafoya, Joe Archuleta, Reynel Lucero, Thomas Ancell. �6TH GRADE Sharon Sower, Sammie Davison, Leonard Archuleta, Leroy Beaver, Mrs. Laura Martin Johnny Cundiff, Vance McVicker, Charlene McNew, Eddy Hughes, Patrick Hopkins Kathy Hickman, Dolores Cavender, Nancy Brown, Arnold Archuleta, Sondra Blalock Frances Lowe, Gary Shupe, Diane P owell, Selma Snodgrass, Bobby Stock �5TH GRADE Mrs. Colwell, Raedene Davis, Judy McConnel, Lenta Glover, Marilyn Montgomery, Pat Hayes, Larry Jackson Gary Curtis, Sandra Elliott, Jeanne Lowe, Joyce Morrison, Walter Sapp, La Wand Safley, Karen Huntington James Cundiff, Ernie Zellner, Suzan Martin, Bobby Cox, Stewart McCoy, Dale Knight, Ronnie Miller .. Paul Gilbert, John Tafoya, Vincent Silva, Harvey Hickman, Leroy Holcomb, Clyde Box, Thomas Miller Gene Naranjo, Richard Townsend, Vernon Sower, Russell VanCamp, Linda Tanner, Linda Cundiff, Sharon Richards Dickie Trimble, Sophia James, Clayton Ludwig, Cheryl McCoy, Douglas Snow, Billy Holder, Darlene Law �4TH GRADE Mrs . Morrison, Mark Stevens, Pat Newton, Bruce Sauer, Mary Lucero, Gary Cooper Leslie Lewis. Cecil Mars, Elaine Berry, Eddie Archuleta, Melinda Hopkins, Roy Cavender Sharon Smith, W ayne Cundiff, Jannet Heinz, Burt Wilmer, David Blalock, Monte Wommer Donnalee McCoy, Eddy Garcia, Catherine Hasstedt, Sally Davison. Barbara Cox. Marv Dve Joel Davis, Gerald Hickman, James Forsythe, Glen Grush, Phyllis Snooks, Rudy Archuleta Molly Archuleta, David Martinez, Bruce McDaniel, Johnnie Caviggia, Lee Penwell, Fred Stock �3RD GRADE Linda Heinz Mrs. Folsom Corleen Rael Leroy Tafoya, Linda Grove, Howard Hickman, Christine Cavender, Ronald Snow Luellie Archuleta, Donnie Cundiff, Shirley Lippert, Arthur Langfitt, Wilma Melton Johnnie Tuttrow, Dona Frost, Jerry Wells, Dixie Frost, Barney Dunn �3RD GRADE Mrs . O stwald Linda Reed, Charmyne Phillips, Guy Lewis, Connie Carter, Gary Vaughan Charles McNew, Judy Hayes, Darlene Frost, A rthur Huntington, Judith Loring Charlena Lowe, Sandra Hasstedt, Steven McDaniel, Elizabeth Van Camp, Larry Davenpon Donald Snooks, Roseanne Wells, S�nley Wilmer, Patricia Townsend, Thomas Davis �2ND GRADE Mrs. Cockreham Ronald Cooper Lynette Reed Dou glas O verson Charles Cox, Jerry A bernathy, Rita Wieland, Lora Dunn, Ross Gosney, Johnetta Magee Gary Tanner, Joe Fahrion, Sarah Cavender, Raymond Lucero, Terrance Naranjo, Lorna Wommer Michael Curtis, June Box, William Sapp, Sammie Tafoya, Rose Richards, Walter Elliott Marie Cundiff, Coleen Trimble, Murry Ludwig, Dorthy Jackson, Beverly Beaver, Ubaldo Archuleta Kathryne Jackson, Gloria Archuleta, Bill Stagelman, Carol Lucero, Steven Ancell, Betty Newton �1ST GRADE Mrs. Broomell, Melvin Cundiff, Roderick Grove, Verdon Amon, Bill Comyford Debbie Zellner, Rita Jo Sauer, Laurie Penwell, Anthony Archuleta, Lucille Hasstedt Toady Melton, Patty Cox, Charles Holcomb, Bruce Brown, Sammy Tate Denise Thompson, Edith Tuttrow, Charlotte Blackmore, Alice Phillips, Barbara Dye Byron Frost, Charles McKinnis, Leroy S anchez, Shila Glover, Patty McCoy ��· ::m iii•• ::m '!!' :m; :::: :: :: ::: !!!! !!! '!!' i ::;::: :: ACTIVITIES !�! ::: : : ;; iii !���� ....• 1 1 1 1 1 . . . :; ; : '!! �����!· ••••• ����!! !!!•••• mm:;;; mm::::, e��!!!" ""' !�!! !!!! ·!··· :: ��ANNUAL STAFF Bill, Judy G. , Margaret, Judy M., Doris B. , Jim R., Jim M. , Janet, Earlena, Adrian, Sylvia, Lucille, Myrna, Hazel, Karen, Donald, Kathryne, Lorene, Lois, Georgia, Robena, Mar­ della, Doris K. , Phyllis, Mrs. Parks. EDITOR ASSIST ANT EDITOR Barbara Norman Nina Powell �TRENT TANNER MR. WOLVERINE �SYLVIA MULLEN MISS WOlVERINE �M M 0 0 s w H 0 T I N T E L s T c 0 0 p E L � R I s T G E A I N v T E BEST D onald, Sylvia LOOKING Barbara, Jim Mardella, Trent M B 0 E s T D A N c E R s Myrna, Wendell s w H 0 T F R I E N D L y Sylvia, Ray �CUTEST COU PLE MOST FRE SHMAN BAS HFUL FAVORITES Linda, Marvon Mardella, Donald Judy, Leonard JUNIOR MOST FAVORITES SO PHO MORE LIKELY TO SUCCEED FAVORITES Kathryne, Kenneth Jim, Myrna Mardella, Tommy �PAPER STAFF Marlene, Eleanor, Doris K. , Lois, Roberta, Bonnie, Phyllis, Lucille, Georgiana, Lorene, Judy M., Doris B., Betty, Carolynne, Karen, Donald, Judy L., Margaret, Diane, Adrian, Jim, Nina, Janet, Earlena, Hazel, Mrs. Hopkins, Bill, Mardella, Judy G. , Rosalie, Myrna, Georgia, Barbara. EDITOR ASSISTANT ED ITOR Sylvia Mullen Kathryne Hayes �PEP CLUB Linda P., Mrs. Sally, Carolynne, Judy L. , Roberta, Eleanor, Bonnie, Lucille, lvfarlene, Caroline, Margaret, James, Barbara, Alvina, Betty, Karen, Diane, Judy M., Lorene, Doris B., Phyllis, Linda D. , Earlena, Rosalie, Janet, Mardella, Lois, Nina, Kath(yne, Georgiana, Hazel, Doris K., Myrna, Georgia, Sylvia, Judy G. �� Fred, Larry, Everett, Jim R. , B'' CLUB Wendell, Ray, Donald, Clement, Carroll, Kenneth, Trent, Marvon, Leonard, Bill, Tommy M. , Tommy B. , Gary, Jerry H. , Jack, Jim M., Irwin. Jerry B., �HOMECOMING QUEEN K A T H R y N H A y E s E STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Bushnell, Larry, Harvey, Richard, James, Donald, Wayne, Trent, Roberta, Lois, Rosalie, Eleanor, Kathryne, Barbara, Sylvia. �.... ::; ::: :; ::: . '!! !!! , :: !!!� ...:t ATH LETICS '!!! !!! !!!••· ••••••, �!!!!!!•••· •••• '!!' '!!' ��- ��FOOTBALL Leonard, Gary, Bill, Jerry H. , Kenneth, Ray, Trent, Carroll, Wayne, Jack, Clement, Donald, Irwi n, Fred, Jerry B. , Marvon, Larry. SCORES *Mancos 6 32 *Dove Creek 12 12 *Ignacio 13 21 *Dolores 39 7 *Pagosa 26 7 Bloomfield 0 34 Ridgway 6 56 46 7 Farmington "B" • League Games Johnny, Tommy M. , Coa ch S ta rbu ck, Mi chael, Dan, Everett, Tommy B., ���A'' TEAM BASKETBAll Wayne, Clement, Donald, Trent, Ray, Irwin, Kenneth, Coach Starbuck Larry, Fred, Jim, Leonard, Tommy, Wendell, Everett • • • • • • • • • • • Bloomfield 32 53 Mission 66 {)8 Aztec 74 60 Mancos 31 60 49 Ignacio 50 Dolores 40 69 Mancos 46 65 Dove Creek 40 67 Ignacio 51 72 Silverton 29 67 Pagosa 42 49 Dolores 52 70 Mancos 38 67 Dove Creek 53 73 *League Games ���B'' TEA M BASKETBALL Gary, Bill N., Marvon, Paul, Kenneth V., Tommy, Jerry, Dan, Coach Ferrick Bill M., Lucas, Philip, Wayne, Johnny S., John K., Harvey, Kenneth M. • • • • • • • Bloomfield 35 21 Mission 54 32 Aztec 39 34 Dolores 28 30 Mancos 38 39 Ignacio 24 38 Pagosa 54 31 Dolores 27 46 Mancos 41 58 Dove Creek 30 52 • League Games �Georgia, Sylvia, Judy c H E E R L E A D E R s SENIOR JUNIOR Georgia, Jud y, Sylvia Mardella, Judy, Rosalie �PUP TEA M Larry, Ray F. , Turney, Cecil, Gary, Orian, Coach Ferrick Ray L,, Don, Michael, Vernon, Eugene, Tommy PUP CH EERLEADERS Zelta, Gail, Celina, Donna �HANDY CORNER STORE SCOTTIES PLACE Woody and Evelynn Groceries Vallecito Lake Bayfield, Rocks Gifts Colorado Fish Boats W. 0. HALL BOAT Phone TUcker 4-2580 Gem Village Gas Oil DOCK THE MALT SHOP Motors Boats Tackle, Bait & Gasoline We launch your boat and dock it Owned & Operated by Ice Cream Bayfield, Phone: Mr. & Mrs. 0. W. Hall Hot Dogs Colorado TU 4- 2597 Bayfield , Colorado Vallecito Lake STOCK MOTOR PINE RIVER BAR Phone: Phone: TU 4- 9 901 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 "GAMBLES" H. D. Tipton P. H. Norman, Jr. Cabins Rooms Apartments SE MKE'S The Friendly Store Circle S Lodge Steak House Shop here for greater savings Phone TU 4-2473 POER'S CLOTHING WALLACE FURNITURE CO. "The oldest and largest" Carpets, 909 Main Avenue Linoleum & Furniture Phone CHerry 7-1286 858 Main Durango, Colorado Durango, Bayfield, Phone: Lincoln Colorado lt; mi. Mercury Ford Tractor and Implements LAPLATA MOTORS, Inc. "We furnish Bayfield Drivers' Training Car" below Vallecito Lake Phone TU 4- 2631 TU 4-2623 Ford Colorado VALLECITO RESORT VALLEY OF THE SPRUCE Route ifl R. R. 1, B ayfield, Colorado B e s t HI-WAY CAFE E TUcker 4- 9 907 Bayfield, Colorado v e r �Hunting Boating Fishing Go to Vallecito Reservoir RAINBOW SERVICE and Stop at "Serv�ce Wh en . MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE You Need It" Modern Cabins T. Bayfield W. Capps 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" Durango Bayfield PARSON'S DRUG STORE Compliments D c of u 1 DURANGO RECAP COMPANY 801 Second Ave. a d Phone CH 7-1311 0 0 Drug Needs 0 r n g For Your 0 r a Colorado Durango, Colorado Courteous Efficient Service 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 OTIS H. The Reed Brothers SNOOKS, JR. �LEWIS MERCH ANTILE CO. P. Phone TUcker 4- 2430 BAYFIELD, Meats Vegetables 0. 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 �WITS END RANCH SHORE LINE INN Cabins Modern Horses Vallecito Reservoir Lake and Stream Fishing Rt. 1 Colorado Bayfield BASIN CO-OP, INC. MILLER MOTOR CO. c p a 0 Used Cars d i n t 1 i 1 a Locally Farmer Owned Petroleum Products Feeds, c a c Durango, Colorado Seed & Fertilizer Phone CHerry 7-3066 s South of Durango GRADEN'S Trout Fishing Where you shop with confidence '! � Hunting RAINBOW LODGE T c Durango, Colorado a On Vallecito Lake b Bayfield, Colorado i Serving the San Juan Basin Since 1881 k n Barton Davis 1 s Jake Mobley e Phone TU 4-2517 "The best in Fishing and Hunting'' The best in liquors wines & beers at THE VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE Vallecito Lake, Colorado 16 Miles north of Bayfield, Colorado a c 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 . Auto . . Liability Casualty . Plate Glass "It is wise to Insure Wisely" SECURITIES 225 Eighth Avenue P. 0. Durango, Box 30 Colorado DURANGO, COLORADO - 1057 MAIN �SOWER BROTHERS I L p G 0 L N A c K A N c E T I R 0 M Ignacio, Colorado CLOVER RICH ICE CREAM & DAIRY COMPANY 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. �INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulocturers FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U Book 5 A Brnders ���� 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/. 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