https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1f8583295fff01186423489365f0181a.pdf 248f50e55eeceb87dce6eff74d898381 PDF Text Text ·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 �l l I I I ���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 sc 1. 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. . 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. . 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. - 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). h \ o rtudy to Donald Blackmo<e. PROPH ECY ' It is the year 1969, and the B. H. s. Class of '59 are having a class reunion. I 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. Hi! 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, ��F "Proud I IGNACIO STATE BANK of the R Past" s "You Are Always Welcome T N at Our Bank" A T I 0 N A B A N K L "Looking to the Future" "Oldest Bank in the Basin" Durango, Colorado TANNER FLOUR MILLS Congratulations, Seniors PINE RIVER LODGE PAUL, WYLENE AND BARBARA NORMAN Manufacturers of Cabins Groceries Boats FLOUR Motors BRAN FEEDS Phone TU4-2400 c Bayfield, Colorado Phone TU4-2563 1 6 Miles North of Bayfield , Colorado BOOSTER FAHRION'S LIQUOR S TORE �8TH GRADE 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. r----- ----- ------- 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 �Picture 5TH AND 6TH GRADE Not Available Mrs . Colwell Terry Mankins, James Cundiff, Sharon Smith, Mark Stevens. Bruce Sauer • . Catherine Hasstedt, Gene Naranjo, Leslie LewlS, Eldine Berry, John Tafoya. l 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. --- Patricia McCoy, Bill Comyford, Barbara Dye, Roy Seffens, Edith Tuttrow. �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 �c s u E s c T R 0 E D T I A A R N y s Mrs. Ferrick Arch and Drape 8 u p s f D R R I v E R s Mr. Monger. Mr. Rathjen. Mr. Frahm. Mr. Shupe. s 0 N N c 0 0 K s Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Forsythe. Mrs . Snooks. Mrs. Hickman. E l ��PAUL DAVENPORT MR. WOLVERINE �BARBARA NORMA N MISS WOLVERI NE �s F 0 R p E s H M A N L G e a 0 r n y r J F A v 0 E a F d u n A v J e 0 u R R d I I y T T E E s s M J 0 s T F R F I A E v N 0 D R L I y T E s M B 0 E s G T e n D p s a T u I e A N L c 0 E r R e s n e N L T u E c L L l I l G e E N T �L M a 0 r s r T y c B 0 a 0 r p b E a R r A a T v E K M e 0 s n T n p 0 a s u T e A t T h H L N I i n K a E L G E e L 0 y T r I g c i a M K 0 e s i T t h A J B u I d T y u s i T s B M 0 r J A a s n H e F t u L T 0 s u c c E E D �HOMECOMING QUEEN Judy McVicker ATTENDANT ATTENDANT Mardella Sower Kathryne Hayes p p R R 0 0 M K I N G R K i a c t h h a r r y d n e E v H a a n y s e s M Q u E E N ��CHEERLEADERS SENIOR Kathryne Hayes, Barbara Norman, Mardella Sower. JUNIOR June Beaty, Judy McVicker, Donna Reed. �FOOTBALL Ron L. , Kenneth, Leonard, Tommy B., Larry, Thomas M., Jerry H. , Gary, Jack, Everett, Clement. Mr. Ferrick, Jerry B., Julian, Dan, Gene, Tom W. , Gary T. , Ray, Richard, Jimmy, Mr. Starbuck, Larry, Jack, Jerry H. , Clement, Leonard, Kenneth, Gary F. , Everett, Tommy' B., Thomas M. , Ron. �Kenny Mullen, Tom Miller, Wayne Kingsley, Clement Frost, Everett Burch. Ray Frost, Lester Starbuck. "A" c 0 A c H CONFERENCE "B" TEAM WE THEY Pagosa 35 17 Dolores 51 29 Mancos 41 28 Dove Creek 44 30 Ignacio 40 34 Silverton 50 43 Pagosa 55 28 Dolores 41 32 Mancos 61 36 NON -cONFERENCE "B" c 0 Mission 41 49 Kirtland 43 56 Bloomfield 48 35 A c H John Kugle, John Ferrick. Bill Newton, Jimmy Pierson, Harvey Cundiff, Tom Wells. �Larry Mullen, Kenneth Vaughan, Irwin Taylor, Leonard Tanner, Tom Beuten. Gary Forsythe, Jerry Bowers. "A" TEAM CONFERENCE WE THEY 47 38 Dolores 71 42 Mancos 66 50 Dove Creek 62 33 A Ignacio 66 63 N Pagosa " A" M Silverton 69 35 A Pagosa 55 36 G Dolores 79 46 E 50 R 89 Mancos NON -cONFERENCE Mission 75 56 Kirtland 64 73 Bloomfield 49 52 "B" M TOURNAMENT A Cortez "B" 92 27 A Dolores 58 38 N G E R James Davenport, Bill Mars. Eugene Beaver, Larry Forsythe, Gene Berry. �PUP TEAM TOP ROW -Alva W. , Thomas A. , Leslie G. , Mr. Ferrick (Coach), Vernon K. , Sam­ my P. , Mike B. BOTTOM ROW -Vance Me. , Ray L. , Eddie H. , Jerry Me. (Don G. , Arnold A., Jeffrey L. are not shown). p u p c H E E R L E A D E R s CELINA GILBERT LINDA ZELLNER FRANCES LOWE SONDRA BLALOCK �CHORUS Lorene, Judy Me., Sally, Caroline, Karen, Linda, Mr. Havens, Janet, Barbara, Donna, D iane, Judy G., Vivian, Evelyn. BAND Jimmy D., Eugene, Tom, Fred, Charley, David, Larry F., Alvina, Maryeona, Anita, Gail, Linda, Francis, Celina, Dale, Mr. Havens. ��DIAPERS TO DIPLOMAS Larry Mullen, Jerolene Percell, Jerry Haga, Kathryne Hayes, Kenneth Vaughan, Nina Powell, Donald Grush, Georgia Duncan, Adrian Murray, Alvina Box, Ron Lunig, Doris Blackmore, Keith James, Lucille Cundiff, Gary Forsythe, Phyllis Heffington, Martin Morrison, Barbara Norman, Richard E vans, Judy Gilbert, Gerald Ludwig, Bonnie Cundiff, Jack Haga, Catherine Cundiff, Lonne Sower, Jerry Bowers, Dan Gosney, Paul Davenport, Fred Kesselring, Everett Burch. �Honeymoon Dixieland Rock Devoted To You Wild Man High and The Mighty Problems Chips Off The Old Block My Happiness Don't Leave Me This Way Alvin �Don't You Know Seven Minutes In Heaven Yokomo Beep Beep You were Made For Love It's Just A bout Time For Love No One Ever Tells You �I Got Stung The Shag - The Diary C'Mon Ever ybody Don't Pity Me The Great Pretender �Treat Me Nice Don't A k Me Why My Heart Sings Gatta Travel On Bluebird, Buzzard And The Oriole Wish I Were Tied To You Hard Headed Woman Got A Lot of Living To Do � It's Only he Beginning �Cold� Wove W.arry Real Interesting Not Much Change Les ' Little Helpers Gene Goofed! Cutie Pie, Jim Oh Nolt! Not So Long Ago Happy-<7o-L ud.-y Flipped Over What A Who??? Difference! Small Towel "Gotta Match?? ?" The Giggling Quanet Get 'Em All ��LEWIS MERCANTILE CO. P. 0. Box 17 Phone TUcker 4-2430 Bayfield, Colorado Dry Goods, Feeds Meats, Vegetables, Fruits Hardware and Supplies ''We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors of 1958-59 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 \' \ I II 'I , I I Business Phone TU4-2211 Bayfield, Colorado Phone TU 4-2216 Bayfield, Colorado �BASIN LET US HELP PETROLEUM, INC. Propane, Gas, and Appliances TURNER SECURITIES "Borrow-With Confidence" 1057 Main Durango, Colorado Distributor Lee Trop-Arctic Tires Oil 225 Eighth Avenue Phone CH 7-0052 Durango, Colorado D =FASHION n a e n c H 7 0 8 950 2nd AV. 2 0 g 0 c 0 1 0 r a d 0 Durango CH 7-1717 �WILDERNESS TRAILS Compliments RANCH of Pack Trips Phone TU4-2581 Bayfield, Colorado Durango, Colorado Go to VALLECITO RESERVOIR WISEMAN HARDWARE and Stop at MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE Modern Cabins AND Hunting Fishing Boating Route 1 Bayfield, Colorado Phone TU 4-2590 OTEY SHADDEN Phone 21 21 Owner T. W. CAPPS Ignacio, Colorado Manager �The Best for Less DURANGO MUSIC For jewelry gifts, custom work, for that anniversary, 1053 Main Avenue birthday, Christmas, or graduation gift. Phone CH7-31 31 Before You Buy, Visit Durango, Colorado SHIPLEY'S MINERAL HOUSE AND GIFT SHOP Phone TU4-2632 Gem Village, Colorado THE COLORADOAN MOTEL Trout Fishing c a b ROCK SHOP CAFE 1 RAINBOW LODGE T On Vallecito Lake Bayfield, Colorado s Bayfield, Colorado a c k 1 n Gem Village CORKY YANCEY e Phone TU4-2517 Gifts for All Occasions WITS END RANCH Modern Hunting IGNACIO-SAYFIELD FOOD MARKET & Cabins LOCKER PLANT Groceries, Meat, Feed Bayfield TU4-2605 Ignacio 3321 Horses Complete Processing Service Lake and Stream Fishing Custom Butchering CLOVER RICH ICE CREAM & DAIRY COMPANY 1315 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado "The Best Tastin' in the Basin" HI-WAY CAFE B TUcker - 9907 E E v s E T R Bayfield, Colorado �VALLEY OF THE SPRUCE Route # 1 Bayfield Phone TUcker 4-2623 THE MALT SHOP Hot Dogs Ice Cream Bayfield, Colorado Phone TUcker 4-2597 Say It With Flowers­ Say It With Ours... GAY LYNN FLORAL 131 East Eighth Street Durango, Colorado HANDY CORNER STORE Gas, Rocks, Oil, Gifts Groceries Gem Village LOST CREEK LODGE CLAUDE 0. AND BUNK CRANE Bayfield, Colorado Phone TUcker 4-2561 LE-M AC LODGE Fishing, Hunting, Kitchenette Cabins - Vallecito Reservoir Phone TU 4-250 8 Route 1 Bayfield, Colo. PERRY CLEANERS 960 2nd Avenue Phone CH7-2247 Durango, Colorado SCHLUTER FLORAL SHOP 700 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado Phone CH 7-331 Phone TUcker 4-2580 CLINT'S CAFE 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 TU4-2275 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 Ph. TU4-2426 Bayfield, Colorado VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE Vallecito Lake, Colorado STICK AND LORRAINE FOSTER Bayfield, Colorado Durango, Colorado FARMERS SUPPLY CO. Feeds and Supplies Durango, Colorado �BAYFIELD 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 GARDEN WEINLAND Dod ge, Plymouth LAM MOTORS DeSoto, Plymouth LAPLATA MOTORS, INC. Ford MILLER MOTORS One Block East of the Capitol 1405 Logan St. Denver 3, Colorado Cad illac, Pontiac MOREHART Chevrolet, Oldsmobile "Prepare at Parks and Prosper" �TRAILERS BY TULIN Custom Built Horse Trailers BASIN CO-OP, INC. Locally Farmer Owned Running Gear Petroleum Products Patented Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizer Phone CH-3066 Star Rt. Box 5 Bayfield, Colorado South of Durango Horne Cooking Homemade Pies SILVER STREAMS WELLS MODERN COURT Hunting and Fishing Lodge and Cafe Phone TUcker 4-2245 STEVE AND PAULINE WI LDS Rt. 1 Bayfield, Colorado Bayfield, Colorado HALVERSON'S GROCERY RAINBOW SERVICE ''Quality Merchandise "Service When You Need It" Colorado Bayfield SHORE LINE INN SHEPPARDS' Vallecito Reservoir BAKERY CO. "Fresh Rt. 1 Bayfield, Colorado Bread Daily" Durango, Colorado TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY -n.. Wo.W'o ..., 'f'•..,Molo.• ...... taytor-.dl ������������� 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 1959 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1959 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1959, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. 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