https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f31ae33b24444e8fb5870d3b99e63a7a.pdf 9e044847097897013cbcaa057684ec03 PDF Text Text Wolvel'ine ����+ Presented By Bayfield High Bayfield • Colorado ��A D M I N I s T R A T I 0 N ��" ..... that our children may live a richer, fuller life, and profit from the educational experiences provided for them .•.•. " is the desire of all parents. The united effort of the community, the administration, and the staff can and will achieve this goal for our youth. SUPERINTENDENT·s MESSAGE ��W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent Chemistry F A MARTHA BEERMAN Music Office c ISABEL HOPKINS Library Composition Spanish General Math Freshman and Purple & Gold sponsor u L T y JANICE JAMES Social Studies Senior class sponsor �GUY MITCHELL ALTA PARKS Coach Biology "B" Club sponsor English I-IV Sophomore, Pep Club, and Wolverine sponsors SYBIL SHORT LESTER STARBUCK Math Science Dramatics Commercial Junior class sponsor �p E R Goldie Wells s 0 N N E L Mrs. Walker Mrs. Landreth Mrs. Montgomery WELLS BAR Draper Wolf Best Wishes Jim and Eva ��(J L . A s s E s ��SENIORS MATHEW BIGHAM "B" Club Athletics 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 2 Music 4 Fine Arts 4 Jumor Play 1 Senior Play 1 RAY CUNDIFF "B" Club 1 Athletics 4 Music 2 Junior Play 1 Senwr Play 1 ALLENE DAVIS Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff 3 Editor-Annual! Music 1 Junior Play 1 Scmor Play 1 NI A KRUKE MEIER Pep Club 2 Paper Staff 1 Annual Staff 1 Music 1 Fine Arts 1 Jumor Play 1 �BERT MONGER "B" Club 3 Athletics 3 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 JEWEL MONGER Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 1 F.H.A. 3 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Editor-Paper 2 Library 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 STAN LEY MORRISON "B" Club 1 Athletics 1 Annual Staff 1 Music 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 CAROL MURPHY Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 1 Music 1 Senior Play 1 Transferred from Durango last year. �JEANNE SNOOKS Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 3 F.H.A. 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Library 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 STAN LEY SNOOKS '"B"' Club 3 Athletics 4 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 JAMES TEMPLE '"B'" Club 3 Athletics 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 CONNIE WEDDLE Pep Club 3 F.H.A. 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Library 2 Music 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 ��SENIOR CLASS I-USTORY We started to school in 1944 under the teaching of Mrs. Eula Shields. Tommy Heard went to Aztec, New Mexico. Patsy Jean Hollar and Jewel Knight also left this year. In the second grade our teacher was Mrs. Mohney. Allene Davis entered from Pargin. Ross Small, Jannith Baird, and Robert Luthi entered only for a short time. Betty Carpenter, Helen Rodriquez, and Ted Salazar entered this year. One year was behind us; anyway, that's what we thought then. The third grade was really a mixed up year. Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Small, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. James all had a turn at teaching us this year. Wanda Peterson entered from Marvel Seven were promoted to the fourth grade this year: Wanda Peterson, Wayne Martin, Myrtle Harris, Gordon Powell, David Percell, Romona Tanner, and Sandra Carmack. Johnny Cavender entered by promotion from the second grade. Louis Carter and Emily Gist entered for a short time, then left. Donna Lee Parks, Layola Martinez, Ted Salazar, and Kathleen Berry left this year. The third and fourth grade were together, and we studied nearly everything the fourth grade did. Mrs. Ostwald taught us this next year. Gary Harper entered from Kansas; Janet Wells, from Pinion Grove; Terry Neal. from California; and Barbara Hayden, from New Mexico. Cecil Leyshon went to Durango. Ben Lyall left at the end of the year. This was a fairly easy year. In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs. Louise Short. Jewel and Bert Monger and Stanley and Jeanne Snooks entered from Pargin. Jimmy Temple entered from Roswell, New Mexico. Helen Rodriquez went to Ignacio. We were upstairs in the gym this year, the first class to be held there. This is the year we tried to learn our states and capitals. In the sixth grade our teacher was Mrs. Parks. Helen Gedney entered from Los Angeles, and Tressa Dye entered from Moss, but they stayed only a short time. Ray Cundiff entered from Ben Springs, Shirley Chadd from Cahone, Betty Lou Tate from Columbus, and David Phelps entered from Allison. Robert Luthi and Ben Lyall entered this year. Betty Carpenter went to Pagosa, and Barbara Hayden went to New Mexico. School buses arrived this year. What a relief) No more walking or riding horseback to get to school! Mrs. Parks taught us in the seventh. Dianne Withers entered from Kansas, and Barbara Hayden entered from New Mexico, but stayed only a short time. George Dodson entered from Hagerman, NewMexico. BettyLouTatewentto Blanca, Colorado, and Gary Harper went to Kansas. Mrs. Crowell was our teacher in the eighth grade. Tressa Dye entered from Moss for only a short time. Mathew Bigham went to California at the end of the first semester. Ben Lyall went to Pagosa, and George Dodson went to Lovington, New Mexico, at the end of the year. We finally made it to High School. Fortunately all of us lived through initiation. Mathew Bigham entered from California. Brad Newton entered from Carlsbad, New Mexico. Douglas Blackmore entered from Silverton, but returned at the end of this year. Janet Wells went to Cedarville, California, at the end of the year. The next year we had our turn at giving the freshmen a bad time. Roy Farren, Edward Harms, David Ketchem. and Jerry Coomes entered for a short time, then left. Terry Neal went to California. Layola Martinez entered for a short time. We finally became Juniors, and started thinking of the Banquet and Prom. Our Junior Class play, "Brides to Burn", was a success even though it was storming. Nina Krukenmeier and Jimmy Thomas entered this year. Brad Newton joined the navy at the end of the year. Shirley Oladd went to California to get married. This, our last year, Carol Murphy entered from Durango. Seniors now, we are looking forward to graduation. We are also looking forward to our senior sneak. Our senior play will be "The Blundering Herd." Stanley Morrison started and finished at Bayfield, and Mathew Bigham missed only one semester. Connie Weddle also missed only one semester as she went her first semester, of her first grade year in Pueblo. ��PROPHECY As we look into the future, it is 1966 and we see Jeanne (Brains) Snooks being a Home Economics teacher at the Betty Crocker Over-Oven School besides being home mother at the Flip-Over Dormitory. Allene (Sea-Going) Davis is trying out her new jet-propelled speed boat in the Pacific in search of those distant sailors I ! ! Jim (Shorty) Temple and Stanley (Flat-Foot) Snooks are now playing basketball for the Big Bears in the Little League which tonight will try to beat the Ridge Runners of Oakwood School. Connie (Starry-Eyed) Weddle has now taken over her father's business, raising chinchillas, and is living in Hollywood where she will star them in "This Couldn't Be Your Pet." Jewel (Spooks) Monger and Mathew (" Tex") Bigham are raising Large and Small Economy Size Cattle on a "B---y---G" ranch way down in Texas. ("Ya' All Come! I") Ray (Tiny) Cundiff is coaching football for the Great Midget Team! ! of that better know town of Eastern Bayfield. Stanley (Curly) Morrison is trying out his new experiment of seeing how fast a car can go backwards on two wheels! He's planning on making millions. (Rich Boy I I!) Bert (Butter- Fingers) Monger is now driving the Great Bayfield Exchange Lines. If jou want a great ride from Bayfield to the Great City (City?) of LaBoca where his lines run, don't miss riding on his bus. Nina (Chubby) Krukenmeier is now running the Wells Fargo Bar in Tumble Brush Creek. It seems she does all the work while the "Mr." counts the money! (Smart Guy!!!) Carol (Money-Bags) Murphy, running "Randy's" Mercury factory, is doing quite well but she prefers the Cadillac which is more expensive. (But business is business and money is where you find it.) ��will my ability to shoot spit wads to Ted McKinnis-more protection for Ted. (Mathew Bigham) , will my football playing ability to Bill Penn and my my high grades to George Cooper. Get to work George. , will my big feet to Wendell Bartholomew. them. He needs , will my ability to get along with the teachers to Sam Hickman. Put it to good use, Samlll , will my ability to keep quiet to Bette Gayle. (As if she needs it.) , will my Math grades to Bruce Winter. Bruce. Best of luck, l,~g:z.~ will my giggle to Burdene Caviggia with great hopes for for the future. (Nina Krukenmeier) l, {.,~y~ · I, $r: .f."" r L / ad Jeanne Snooks) 1, ~£1,.<~ (Allene Davis) I, ~Me.NL (Connie Weddle) ~.,I'~ aewel Monger) will my Biology class to any poor sophomore in hopes of better grades. , will my sophomore boy friends to Betty Holt. (As if she needs them.) , will my ability to get along with Mr. Hopkins to the junior boys. will my place in English to Barbara Norman--behind Elmer Powell. , will my freckles to poor pale faced Butch Wells. He needs them. ��JUNIORS Bessie Luke George Cooper Millard Gilbert Carroll Newton Gary Amon Sam Hickman David Miller Shirley Thompson Stanley Cundiff Bette Graves Elmer Powell Tiodorita Ulibarri Burdene Caviggia Gene Gilbert Marie Morrison Buck Tohill Sandra Me Vicker Dorothy Frost Teddy McKinnis Wyoma Randall LaVina Wommer ��Myrna Bigham Mary Blymiller s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s Joyce Allen Doris Kesselring SylVla Mullen Donald Sower Soraida Gomez Betty Holt Arvm Phelps Ray Wells Wendell Bartholomew Lois Landreth Bill Penn Trent Tanner 777 Main Av nuc GRADEN ' Donald Heffm11;ton Carrol 1artin James Reed Bruce \\inter ��Paul Davenport Bonnie Luke F R E s H M E N Marvin Arnold Emma Edwards Jack Haga Fred Kesselring Barbara Norman Doris Blackmore Gary Forsythe Jerry Haga Gerald Ludwig Jerolene Percell Jerry Bowers Judy Gilbert Kathryne Hayes Martin Morrison Nina Powell Alvina Box Dan Gosney Phyllis Heffington Larry Mullen Johnny Salazar Lucille Cundiff Donald Grush Keith James Adrian Murray Lonne Sower ��G R A D E s ���SEVENTH Harvey Cundiff Sally Gilbert Diane Hayes Marlene Hayes Caroline Hickman Michael Hopkins Mrs. Smith John Kugle Eleanor Martin Lucas Martinez Richard Marquez Judy 1cVicker Lawrence Morrison Kenny Mullen John Payne Karen Powell Connie Stafford Philip Stock Gary Sower Eiva Taylor BAYFIELD MALT SHOPPE Leonard Tanner Keith Thompson Nancy Winter �Eugene Beaver Donald Blackmore Orian Lee Box Alice Brown s I Frances Carmack Robert Lee Colard Charles Cundiff James Davenport H Larry Forsythe Ray Frost Celina Gilbert David Glenn Leslie Glover Sharon Hickman Ruth Hotz James Huntington Rod~er Jones Vernon Kingsley Jeffrey Loring George Marquez Chr 1s • 1artin John Martin Stella Martinez John McKinnis Janet Morrison Zelta 'ewton Mrs . Martin Phyllis Phillips Evelyn Rathjen Vivian Rathjen Donna Jean Reed Richard Snodgrass Mike Tafoya Gary Tulin Danny Weddle X T �Mrs. Folsom Tommy Ancell Marilyn Berry Leroy Beaver Michael Bowers Alice Carmack Carolyn Dye Lila Cundiff Don Lee Gosney F F I F T H I F T H Nancy Hotz Elaine Hughes Don Moeny Eddie Hoxsie Jerry McKinnis Sammy Noble Gail Percell Shirley Sower STOCK 10TORS Barbara Thompson Linda Zellner Bayfield, Colorado �Leonard Archuleta Tommy Archuleta Dale Berry BAYFIELD FILLING STATION Complete 1-Stop Service Conoco Products Mike Berry Johnny Cundiff Kathy Hickman Tires-Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone TU 4-2270 Leroy Holcomb Patrick Hopkins Eddy Hughes Reed Bros. Dale Knight Ronnie Miller Gary Shupe Bobby Stock Tim Hutchins Lee Penn Selma Snodgrass John Tafoya Frances Lowe Charlene Me ew FOURTH Vance McVicker Diane Powell Sharon Sower Dallas Tohill Ronnie Plane Vernon Sower Richard Turner �Clyde Box Linda Cundiff Gary Curtis Raedene Davis Paul Gilbert Lenta Glover Pat Hayes Gerald Hickman Harvey Hickman Billy Holder Karen Huntington Sophia James Jeanne Lowe Clayton Ludwig David Lyon Suzan Martin Cheryl McCoy Stewart McCoy Marilyn Montgomery Joyce Morrison T H I Gene Naranjo Nancy Peterson R Sharon Richards Harry Robbins Kathryn Sower D Mrs . Ostwald Walter Sapp Douglas Snow Richard Townsend Lmda Tanner Dickie Trimble Russel Van Camp Burt Wilmer Randy Watson Ernie Zellner �s E c 0 N D Johnnie Caviggia Cherr y Tanner Lila May Turner Mrs. Cockerham Evelyn Archuleta Wayne Cundiff Glenn Grush Donna Lee McCoy Bruce Sauer Freddy Stock Molly Archuleta Mary Dye Catherine Hasstedt Bruce McDamel Sharon mith Myrl Stebens Rudy Archuleta James Forsythe Melinda Hopkins Pat ewton Phyllis Snooks Monte Wommer Elaine Berry Eddie Garcia David Martinez Larry Robbins Mark Stevens Robert Venuti Billy Berry Dixie Frost Tony Marquez Tommy R.lndall Carl Sower Jerry Wells LEWI ~IERCA, ' TILE Bayf1eld, ColoraJo Phone T U -24 0 �Carol Sue Atherton June Box Thomas Colman Michael Curtis Larry Davenport Darlene Frost Dona Frost Terresa Gomez Mrs. Broom ell Virginia Gomez Sandra Hasstedt Arthur Huntington Rhonda Hutchins Judith Soring Carol Lucero Delfina Martinez Sammy Martinez Steve McDaniel Charles McNew Terry Naranjo Lloyd Phillips Corleen Rael Donald Snooks Judy Stebens Patty Townsend Gene Valdez Betsy VanCamp Roseanne Wells Stanley Wilmer KUGLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Harvester Equipment & Refrigerators FIRST Trucks - Parts and Repairs Chevron Gas & Oil Phone TU 4-2614 Bayfield, Colorado �Byron Dunn Donna Glover Priscilla Archuleta Tommy Davis Ross Gosney Linda May Groves Judy Ann Hayes Howard Hickman F I R Arthur Langfitt Guy Lewis s Louise Lucero Charletta Lowe T Mrs. Thompson Barbara Martin Kay Moeny Linda Reed Ronald Snow Leroy Tafoya John Thomas Nedra Turner John Tutaow ��A (J T I v I T I E s ��Co<~ch Mitch 11, Carroll, ~rt. Sam, Trent, Jrrn, tanlt:>y, Millard, Bruce, Ra}, G..:orgc, 1athcw, Bulk, Don, Gary, Larry, Gene, Elmer, Jack, Gerald, Ray C., Jerry H., Jerry, Wendell, Lonme, Dan, Johnn} . Sta nle} "1955" RECORDS Dolores orwood Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield 28 28 55 28 75 21 Ba yficld Bayfield Uto.:S Dolores Utes Dolores 26 26 13 27 0 20 1 ' �BASKETBALL Ray C., Ray W., Sam, Jim T., Stanley, Trent, Millard, Mathew Coach Mitchell, Elmer MANCOS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPS Bayfield 49 Ignacio 27 Pagosa 24 Bayfield 47 Bayfield 42 Mancos 39 1955-56 RECORD CONFERENCE & NONCONFERENCE GAMES Aztec 34 Bayfield Farmington 51 Mission Bayfield 62 Ignacio Bayfield 55 Dolores Bayfield Utes 58 Bayfield 54 Bayfield Silverton Pagosa 45 Bayfield Ignacio 48 Bayfield Bayfield Utes 58 Bayfield 34 Silverton PERRY CLEANERS Durango Colorado 22 49 36 28 56 46 21 37 50 29 �Larry, Jim, Gerald, Bruce, Bert, Donald, Gene, Jerry, Gary, Wendell, Coach Mitchell, Jack, Jerry, Elmer, Dan, Lonne, Johnny. SECOND TEAM Wayne, Tommy, Bill, Irwin, Thomas, Leonard, Coach Mitchell, Tom, Johnny, Kenny, Lucas, Buddy. PUPS �Allene Jeanne Sondra FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS PUP Janet Marddla Judy Sally �p £. p c L u B 1.1<<. p "'', Oo<i<, J e<olene, Dod<, E wn"· 6"b'"' Oo<O'">, Al•in•. Tiodo<iu, Be«Y, Nin'' c,ol, >JYOU''· Lucille, JudY· Nin,, So<'id,, Bene, Loi<, Bu<dene. syNi,, Je.el, MY'"'' L,y,n•, l("h ,yne, M"Y. Che<'le,de<" l e•nn<'• Allene. sond "· El""'', C" <oll, Gene. oon•ld, J '""'', Co•ch Mi<chell, Be<'· T <en<, s,nleY, Mill"d, R•Y, Wendell, RaY. Mathew, George, BucK, sammY. }im. 'Y,' c L \) B �PAPER STAFF Bette, Sondra, Barbara, Connie, Shirley, Judy, Kathryne, Mary, George, Burdene, Jewel, Buck, Mathew, Stanley, Jim, Dorothy, Carol, Jim, Wendell, Doris, LaVina, Donald, Lucille, Marie, Sylvia, Myrna, Betty, Jeanne, Wyoma, Lois, Nina. Barbara, Shirley, Jim, Mathew, Kathryne, Sylvia, Betty, George, Marie, Connie, Jim, Mary, Judy, Jewel, Myrna, Bette, Nina, Carol, Wyoma, Lois, Doris, Jeanne, LaVina. ANNUAL STAFF �"'". see<"'' n, Tiodo<i<' , Shi<ley , s"b'" , K• ID<)"'e, "'"y • connie • "'"'e • Dod' • oo<othY • Buck • po ul, stonley • "''theW • G"Y • Jobnnie • SettY • Syl"'' ' Alvina. Judy. Myrna. Martin. BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT Frozen Foods Meats Groceries Bayfield • Colorado Alvina KatiJrYne • Tiod orita M Yrna • Nina • Wyom • Sylvi a. • lerol ene •a,Ern rley , Doroth •Shi .,ma • lud y, CoY. .M arie B llilie • Lois • arbara • Bette • Lucille • Lav·lna •I<Ma ry, • ewel, F.H.A. ��Yes Adrian Nuts 1 Wow I'm bashful Doll- -Crocadoll To Success Now Lonnie Gerald!! It's cold Cowgirl Pals Singing in the tub Brains Larry Fred �Martha Jr. Underclassmen Bette More twins Don Shorty Rooster Lois Texas Bill Here comes Chartie . SchoolMarm MR. MITCHELL �Future years All State Romeo Cowboy Sharpshooter 1 )) ... . . .::.--. -~ Singer -- - ........ -.."',......,""' True love Dreamboat Dreamer Yes Gary! I Successful ~l'ff.Wf/~~ �The devil Good Look in 1 ! Hubba Hubba Book Worm Arf!! Wowrrr Pests Some diet I! ! Poor Dave Judge Target Center Lovers Give me Liberty Big Deal Ducky �-::. ·\• 0 ,, -- BEST LOOKING CUTEST COUPLE w w H H 0 Q s MOST LIKELy TO SUCCEED MOST BASHFUL MOST FRIENDLY JACKSON HARDWARE INC. Duran o, Colorado �MOST COOPERATIVE BEST DANCERS MOST INTELUGENT RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Bayfield, Colorado MOST ATHLETIC �''The One Stop Store'' Veterinary Supplies Groceries Meats ''Better Schools make Better Communities" Bayfield Colorado SOWER BROTH£ RS 1 4 mile Dealers ea{) l of r!J3 a J!{i el d Phone TU 4-22~8 �fiRst ATIONAL JlANK Durango, Colo. Phone 295 of DuRANGO General Insurance and Auto Loans 1057 Main COOPER·s TEXACO STATION 679 Second Avenue Telephone 1500 Phone TU 4-9906 Bayfield, Colorado Durango P. 0. Box 1428 Charles K. Dement �BURNS NATIONAL BANK Represented by Mrs. Myrtle Andrean on U.S. 160 East of Bayfield Phone TU4-2637 Bayfield, Colorado Complete Banking & Loan Service • • The Bank of Friendly Service'' 900 Main Avenue Phone 228 Durango, Colorado ARCHIE BODO I AHLERS AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP lfA E~S Locally Owned v E G E T A B L E Managed by c Ruben Moreno and George Garcia A N N E D Phone 34 and 35 s G 0 0 D Fre e Delivery s 201 7th St. Phone 996-W ANDREW'S SAFETY SERVICE INC . 145 E . 6th Street Durango, Colorado Brakes Wheel and Axle Specialists Meats Power Brakes Headquarters �HI-WAY CAFE TRUCK STOP 1/2 Mile East Of Bayfield We Never Close Highway 160 Horne Made Pies DURANGO RECAP CO. Fried Chicken Every Sunday ''Headquarters for all Compliments of Your CITY MARKET Tire 1316 Main Ave. Needs'' Phone 526 801 Second Ave. Durango, Colorado Phone 430 Durango, Colorado federal MILLER ~ JEWELRY co. Your Diamond Headquarters We giveS & H Green Stamps Phone 84 6 Main A venue Durango, Colorado RANDALL D u r l FERGUSON r a d IMPLEMENT 0 g 0 702 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado PINE RIVER BAR 0 a n c 0 1ooC 0 • Ph. TU4-9901 Bayfield, Colorado �Well Locations Roads Land Surveys Elevations Reconnaissance Pipe Lines Claim Surveys SAN JUAN ENGINEERING CO. Registered Professional Engineering and Land Surveying In New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Arizona Robert H. Ernst 769 J J. P. Leese 1013 E. 2nd Ave. Moab 4331 Farmington Durango, Colo. After Hours Phone 1936 J Davis 52162 WALLACE FURNITURE CO. Linoleum Stoves Furniture Rugs It Costs No More To Go Looking First Class A-A CLEANERS Phone 455 1239 Main 2 Hour Service Phone 188 Durango 8 58 Main Ave. Cleve (Pappy) Culpepper Durango, Colorado Owner. HOCKER CHEVROLET CO. ~ 802 Second Ave. THE DURANGO Phone 343 SAVINGS & Durango Motor Steam Cleaning Bear Front End Alignment Frame Straightening Equipment BUILDING ASSOCIATION Expert Body and FenderRepairs Automobile Painting A. DURANGO HARDWARE Sporting Good ~ ~ ~ 735 Main Ave . ---- PAINTS 934 Main Ave . Phone 241 Durango, Colorado A. Phone 93 BALL REALTY COMPANY Ranches-City Property- Insurance Loans 1010 Main Avenue A. A. Ball C. L. Hickman Telephone 233 Durango, Colorado J �NECCHI Sewing Machines ELNA Sewing Machines MAJOR OIL & BROWN SEWING MACHINE CO. Phone 1477 116 W. Main Farmington New Mexico 747 Main Durango Colorado GAS CO. P. 0. Box Sales Office 997 Durango. Colorado Phone 1429 L. M. Prater Manager T. D. Prater Ass't. Manager FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY BASIN PETROLEUM INC. 225 EIGHTH A VENUE Store with the Checkerboard sign TELEPHONE 66 Phone 360 Durango Purina Feeds 'lf(N4//. PluLiip&. 66 :h~ LEE TIRES PREMIUM OIL PHILGAS DURANGO, COLORADO PARSONS DRUG STORE Courtesy Service and Efficiency Phone 64 and 3 2 Durango from far and near .... They All Meet Here CANDLE LITE CAFE Former Chef at Trimble Springs 644 East 6th Street Open 24 hrs. Colorado Fine Coffee Good Eats WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY .It CONNER PRINTING Phone 769W Across from the post office in Durango P.O. Box 191 1063 Main Phone 1246 121 East Tenth St . Home Furnishings Durango, Colorado Both new and used at reasonable prices �BURRESS MOTORS, INC. R. F. Burress, Pres. Telephone 1000 1150 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado G s 0 R D 0 N EVERYTHING! T For Every Member Of The Family 0 R E s DEPARTMENt International Trucks JOHNSON JEWELRY Exclusive Dealer-Keepsake Diamonds Longines-Whittnauer-Elgin Hamilton Watches Franciscan Pottery - And China Silverware 1017 Main Phone 1252R Earl S. Johnson Durango Colorado G!9 Durango, Colorado Dry Cleaning Linen Supply C. 0. D. LAUNDRY Durango, Colorado 1177 Main Avenue Telephone 92 John L. Fleck Telephone 199W R. D. French BASIN DRUG CO. THE RADIO HOSPITAL 863 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 1310 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado Prescriptions Cosmetics Drugs Veterinary Suppli s If it's Electrical Think of Us DURANGO MUSIC 9 70 Main A venue ----~Durango, Colorad~o---~~~~ RECORDS AND MUSIC hone 149- W C. Rulan MAGNA VOX RADIOS AND TV REYNOLDS & ROTH INSTRUMENTS �Cadillac Pontiac WOOLWORTH'S Variety Store MILLER MOTOR COMPANY 990 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado Bus. Phone 102 Res. Phone 1233J 845 Main Ave. Phone 182J Durango, Colorado Carl Miller INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE COMPANY 816 Main Avenue Insurance Bonds Durango, Colorado Complete Ranch And Sportswear for Men and Women Collateral Loans WALL DRUG COMPANY Prescriptionists Phone 2 57 VAGABOND MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Radosevich Durango's Newest and Finest Motel Durango, Colorado FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals Instruments, Appliances and Supplies for Livestock America •s Leading Brand of Animal Biologicals 2180 Main Avenue Phone 1494 On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado DURANGO STORE MAGAZINE 1140 Main Ave. Rand Poll Parrot Durango, Colo. Magazines, Comics-Fishing Tackle, Ammunition School Supplies, Stationery Toys, Kiddies Gifts Greeting Cards, Sundries Candy, Tobacco, Etc. 836 Main Durango "Shoes for the entire family" Phone 716J Preston Asher �HUFFMAN MOTOR COMPANY Willys -Packard Sales and Service 1400 Main Avenue P.O. Box760 Phone 73 Durango, Colorado 7th & Truck By Pass CITY HANDY CORNER STORE CLEANERS AND TAILORS Qualities in Groceries Gasoline and Rocks Gems and Oil We Give R ed Stamp a Durango, Colorado Gem Village Bayfield, Colorado High Grade ''Lloyd and Leona" Jones c Dry Cleaning JERRY'S SUPER MARKET BASIN PACKING CO. Durango's Largest Wholesale Meats Home Owned Phone 51 425 -6th Ave. Durango, Colorado ''COLORADOAN" in Gem Village near Bayfield M 0 A F Hand-made Gifts for all occasions T E E 1516 Main Ave. Phone TU4 - 22 8 6 Ross and Ethel Glenn L You are always welcome at SHIPLEY ' S Colorado Alabaster Lamps Made to order Gifts Scenic Lamp Shades Hand made Jewelry Mounting Service Custom Cutting Jewelry Repair SHIPLEY ' S MINERAL HOUSE (Lottie M . Shipley) Gem Village Bayfield, Colorado �SHEPPARD'S E BROOKSIDE WRECK! G COMPA Y 2407 Main Avenue Phone 601 The Best In Used Auto And Truck Parts Durango, Colorado WESTERN STE K HOUSE BREAD Durango, Colorado Across from the Strater Hotel '-'"f~4t on Highway 160 FEEDS Durango, Colorado Congratulations To The "56'' Graduates Open 24 Hours p 1 9 1 9 h 0 n e 1 6 4 0 RICHED E & w SERVICE 0 u p N E 0 c R 0 CLOVER RICH DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Best "tast' in in the Basin" ,..."""""" Phone 1269 Durango, Colorado The Perfect Food For Health for ourishment for Refreshment for Enjoyment ''Use It Freely" RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. Your Friendly Freighter Good Connections To All M a i n e Points With Reliable Connecting Carriers JUAN IMPLEME T Phone 45-W COMPA 15th Street Durango, Colorado �BOOSTERS State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. W. G. Goodman Paint & Glass Store Krille-Nichols Wool & Hide Co. Garrett Freightlines, Inc. Durango T.V. Network, Inc. Columbine Sales & Service Nichols Electric Service M. L. Cummins Real Estate Reed Lock & Key Service Durango Furniture Mart Bayfield Trading Post Thompson Saddle Shop Brennan's Firestone Dorsett Realty Co. Hitching Post Cafe Lad & Lassie Shop Sparks Exclusive La Plata Abstract Franklin's Store Hogan's Store Lam Motor Co. 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Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1956 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. 1956 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 1956, including students in grades Kindergarten through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [74] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1956 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 2943be63-174c-4031-87fe-725d183d8a3d Display as IIIF? Never