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Tab le of Co nte nts 1-lomecoming Seri:xs .l.Jri:xs $op"lroores Freshrren Fa:ulty Volleyball Football Cheerleaders Wlllter Camival Basketball Wrestling Tra:X Sports Honors AcademK:s Prom Grai.Jafun pages .................... 2-7 ...................8-17 ·············· ... 18-21 ................. 22-25 ................. 26-29 ................. 30-33 ................. 38-41 ................. 42-45 ................. 46-47 ................ .48-51 ................. 52-59 ................. 60-63 ............ ..... 64-67 ................. 68-71 ................. 74-85 ................. 86-89 .................94-95 Get Ready To Embark on a ... Most Excellent Adventure l'&tJ SOUTHWEST AG, INC, Sales • Service • Repair 39927 US Hwy. 160 • 4-4101 �Top .right : . Jennifer Kirk, Debbie 13eebe Sta.cr Magrll, Andrea Salazar, and Janice Wrrght show their excitement at the bonfire. Top left: Kerri Miller Seth Connor and Deanna Cundiff are ready for the · nciventure at the bonfire. Bottom riaht : Danny Kilbank, Jake 'orsythe. Kyle HeebO, and Dan Chamblee are gleaming with gloel 2 McDor1ald's of Durango 201 West 6th Street Durango, CO. �D 0 0 R T 0 E X c I T M E N T Right: Vince Taylor is "Bad but sensitive: Top left: Jason Keirns and Nick Cornelison are in their romantic mood! Middle left : Milcah llawk displays a pensive look. Middle right: Andy McCoy is disgusted with what is going on In the halls ... Nothlngl Bottom : Ray Powell thinks he is mighty man I It's A Good Time For A Great Taste At McDonalds 3 �WHAT A DAY! Wow! Are we outrageous or what? The spirit of the wolverines is excellent and the best in the land. The spirit really came out when the week of homecoming appeared . The week included diverse dress up days. The days consisted of hero day, inside-out and backwards day, the day of the living dead, dress up day, and color day. Students were shining with the colors of purple and gold to show that we are the best at the olympic games. Along with homecoming comes the sports. The Lady Wolverines played hard for an excellent win over Pagosa. The ladies took them in two games consisting of 15-11 , and 15-5. the football team had a disappointing loss to the Center Vikings. The crowd was at its best, but it was not enough to keep them going. The guys played a great game and had much fun. The final score was 3-14. Our spirit during homecoming explained itself. It helped to unite school spirit again. Top: Pat Hall sprints for a touchdown. Middle right: We call this the WW (Wolverine Wammie). Middle left: Kerri Miller goes for a kill against Pagosa. Bottom: Kelly Prior and Brittney Lee go up for a dink. 4 Pine River Valley Bank 455 Colorado Dr. 884-9583 �Top Left: Lori Larkin, Nancy McCoy, Mandi Mtller, Krystal Geier, and Christina Kilbank show their school spirit in many ways. Top nght: TI1e cheerleaders are excited at the bonftre. Mtddle left: Pat Hall and Kyle Beebe look as if they want seconds. Bottom: Jesse Kuntz IS clever and dirty as "The Joker. • Bottom right: The bonfire shows the explosion of our school spirit. Scissor Wizzard 557 Colorado Dr. Bayfield 884-9078 5 �A Day of Remembrance Tension arose throughout the Wolvennes. Nervously, Usa Kilbank, Milcall llawk, and Jenny Jenk ins waitod, for none of them knew who was going to be the 1989 Homecom.'dg Queen. The t11ree homecoming king candidates; Jason Keirns, Jonat11an Cordova, Jake Forsyt11e, and t11eir teammates were thinking about nothing, but winning the game. Wilen half-lime came the homecoming queen candidates and their escorts were in the spotlight. Over the PA system was announced: "Milcah Hawk, 1989 Homecoming Queen; and Jonathan Cordov,1, 19[)9 1/omocollllng KIn g ." After tho moment, Milcah Hawk replied, "The day was an experience that I will never forgetr Milcah Hawk receives the crown as the 1989 Homecoming Queen. 6 Jake Forsythe, Jonathan Cordova, and Jason Keirns Lisa Kilbank, Milcah Hawk, and Jenny Jenkins Gosne &Sons Main Office at 357 North Mountain View Drive, 884-9533 �Top Left: King, Jonathan Cordova and queen, Milcah Hawk give their best towards the camera. Top Right: Jenny Jenkins, Lisa Kilbank, and Milcah Hawk shine before the big event. Bottom: Homecoming royalty consisted of Jake Forsythe and Jenny Jenkins, Jonathan Cordova and Milcah Hawk, and Jason Keirns and Lisa Kilbank. Lewis MerC.forall ofyourhardware needs. Bayfield 884-9502 7 �() - Ol en (/) 0--h <0 0 0- most exce ent a venture, a er thirteen years of waiting, is o be a fact of reality for this obnoxious bunch of seniors. The crazy ombination of jocks, do-gooders, partiers, cowpokes, and many ther cliques are leaving behind the teachers they have haunted, rtured, and pleased for years. They are moving on to find their own ittle niche in a great, big world of excitement and danger. As Lisa ilbank describes hers and many classmates' feelings, "School has en great, but I can't wait to stay out real late!" For some the future will bring the success of dollar signs, and or others only baldness. Many will follow Lori Putnam's advice: "Live ike the wind for as long as you can, always." Trouble, it brought hastising as young ones, detention and groundation in their teenage ears, and it is not over yet. As Jason Keirns most truthfully states, "I aven't caused enough trouble yet. Wait till I hit L.A.!" They all have reams to follow and high expectations for the future, unusual maybe, ut fitting to each individual. Milcah Hawk sees her future specifically s... "I see vivid colors and feel real waves." This accident has been developing for many years. Some will ontinue to appologize for accidents in their past as in Jonatha ordova's case. "My appologies to Pete Townsend for hitting him i he face with my guitar at the WHO concert." Whatever the case, they ill all move on. Well, "BE EXCELLENT TO EACH OTHER, AND PARTY ON I" 0--h c.o 0 0 - Tanya :Baxtef' Ol CJ) CJ) 0 --h c.o 0 I. I 909 Main Ave. Durango, CO _ �1-Le££.na 13 oye.t Denise. 13ut:W.r Top right: Soniors show spirit on gangster day! Bottom right: Lisa Kilbank and Milcah Hawk think, "This is unique." Bottom right: Teal Pack struggling to sell yearbooks . .• , 11:;£!"~ '{!1(1.~~'~. i~_..;r:::.-<~--~-' ; ' ......._ - .VIDEO HENTALS -"' -.. ~Prcm icrr Hollll..' 1 hc£1 trc BOX 4.Hl • .lHI-J PI E l{IVEI{ I'LAlA IJA YFIELO. COLORADO 1122 •.._ _ ~PH : 303 8 4-42 5 ~. ~...~.'('·· ""J L..l-....~·· :.U. .~Jt.t~'.. ..:.L -- ~-u.z-~.Jw-~--'~"---'~ Gavin 13rown - - - --- - -- TERRI & JERRY MO GER 9 �Saundra. Choate Ca.ro[yne. Cl:evcla.nd Jonathan Cord.ova. 1Geri. Doscher Jake. Forsythe. FINE PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 0 SINCE 1906 �Janie Hawkins Pat Hall. ttichcle. Jackson Jenny Jenkins Middle right: Seniors show their spirit at a pep assembly. Bottom: Jason Keirns gazes at the "stupid" ACT questioning booklet. Middle left: Actually working, Tanya Baxter is interrupted. Opposite Page Middle: Teal Peck adjusts her look on dress-up day. 1032 MAIN AVE. - DURANGO ACROSS FROM UNITED BANK 259-2500 11 �Je~.son Keirns lVes Johns Middle: Excited about their colorful mouths are Michael Snooks and Kyle Beebe. Middle left: Keri Doscher takes on n !'>londor face. Opposite Page Top loft: l nurn Betley and Serenn nichlns mnke studying fun in the commons nrea. Top right: Senior newspoper sloff workers are trying? 1hLttney Lee BURGER 581 Colorado Dr. 884-9339 Bayfield �Aaron :M.cnLnn 1Ga.tri na norrison Richarct norton Lori Putnam Diana Rhyno Bayfield Animal Hospital 13 �Serena Richins Jason Robinson Jus tin Robinson Dana StaLioraitis Class ot oo Bottom right: $tubb$ finds a quiet place to study his history. Opposite Page Bottom right: Senior girls seek the stuffed look. Middle right: Seniors work together for the spirit stick. Bottom left: Jonathan Cordova snarls at homecoming week homework. "THE TASSLE'S WORTH I" �Vince Taywf' 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160 B. Bayfield, CO. 81122 �Top right: Jake Forsythe tries to be attentive in the computer room . Bottom left: Shocked, Diana Rhyno tries to remember her combination. Middle: Vince Taylor is caught with out enough hands in Government. Top left: Jason Keirns performs a dangerous stunt on his skateboard. Top middle: Jonathan Cordova displays his "stunt man" image. Providing Health Care for the Pine River Valley on Church and Mill Streets in Bayfield. 884-9133 �Top left: Performing an experiment, Wes Johns models safety glasses. Middle: Milcah Hawk wonders, "Thumbs up to what?" Bottom middle: Jonathan Cordova and Jason Keirns mirror a excellent adventure. Bottom left: Jasor McCracken seeks his locker during spirit week. Botto right: Saundra Choate looks cool in her shades. Burns National Bank 900 Main Ave. 247-5151 17 I �c: : L 8 s s 0 F 9 i. 1 =~ :~ Top right: Wylie Butler tries to look human. Top left: Fred linfesty and Bart deming give a grim from their work . Middle right: Nick Cornelison tries to catch flies while studying his chemistry. Bottom: The homework load is so heavy, it depresses Tim Johnson. 18 Bob e ers uta Center �Rulers of Tommorrom Accomplishment, the main purpose of the Class of "91 ", takes much hard work and devotion. They believe staunchly in themselves, and use their broad talents in a variety of ways. From 8:00 a.m. till after practice or work, they concentrate on doing their best. Sports, clubs, academics, and various school activities are all important in the lives of the juniors. "I believe that school would not be the same without the fun and excitement of sports," stated Kerri Miller. During the year, juniors held all offices in FBLA and all football captain positions. Testing scores show proof of their academic effort and promise for the future. Involvement has built up this group's leadership skills. As Tim Cullen quoted, "This year has been great for me, because I got involved in sports. I found my abilities and applied them." Through hard work, desire, and participation the juniors have created their own place in the world of tomorrow, because they know where they are going and what they will be doing. Look for these excellent students in the future , as they could be the heroes, heroines, and rulers of our society! "I feel the junior class is tops. I am proud to be among such great people," Kelly Mars said. 1\EEBE I>EBI\ I l:. B 1-: I .L SCOTT I~ENNET BRE lilA BRO\m ANDY !IUTJ.ER Wt'l.ll· CHMIBLEE DANIEl. COI~Nf.J.lSO N [CI\ CULLEN 'l' HI CUNDIFF JEFF DEHING BART 1 or· Knlly M:1rs hi1!! n srlil por!ionnllly, onn crn1y nnd ono not so cr<'!Zy. Middlr>: Andy Orown givos ,Jonnlhnn llunt a crusty look. Ford· Lincoln· Mercury • Toyota Chrysler. Dodge. Plymouth 20541 Hwy. 160 West Durango • 247-1212 �WENDY FORD ROSS FRYE TRACY GEIER KRYSTAL GRIFFIN CHRISTY DHJEY HA NA CHARLIE liENOR lX SM1 IIOOVER MARTY HUNT JONATHAN JENKINS JASON JOHNSON TIH JONES TERRI KILBANK DANNY KRUBACK ROHERT KUGLE TROY LINFESTY FRED LLOYD SilANE LONC TRICIA LONl;I·EI.I.OW ELLIS LUSK TONYA f'1AGILL S1ACI MANKINS JAARON MARS KELLY MARTINEZ GEOFFREY McCOY ANDY 20 Bayfield Farmer's Market �~\dUNN MIY MILLER KEI\Rl MOGENSEN ROYCE I'OOI.E ANilREA 1'0\.JELL I<A Y PRIOR KFI.LY REESE NElL REIU ERlC KINGO KLINT RULE FI·:,\NK SCIIAl'Fil ANGELIKA scm\1'1, I·: I< II EA'l'III~R S I '1"1 i~ I·: I{ KR [ STEN SMl'lll KEVIN SOWEI\ 11\.RRY UPSHAW LlSA \.JO \HER DA\.JN Le ft: W il d and C razy-Ross Ford a nd Eric Re id just joined the specialed footbal team. in the Pine River Plaza, Bayfield �n • 0 OJ (f) c.n 0 I I' . \D [\J n • .. I . ' II ~ .. 0 0> (f) (f) 0 ..... \D I [\J n • 0 0> (f) (f) 0 I I ' Top left: Jennifer Kirk and Jennifer Hackler get caught up close. Top right: Alex Northrop classicly portrays the geek look. Bottom left: A hard day it has been for Gretchen Norris. Bottom right: Bret Deming destroys his face with a definite addition. Opposite top left: Making sure her ear is still there is Staci Lancaster. 22 Dirk Nelson, Attorney and Paradise Productions �Classy? Maybe. t\Lt\N ~IAUR I CE ARNOLD JAKE Rebellious? Yes! Do you know where your child is right now? The sophomore parents would usually respond , "I think so," or "If they're where they said they would be ," or "No , not really, they just kind of disappeared." Sophomores--What a bunch! A large diversity of thrills prevails from these night owls. There are the "stay out late" group, the "I don't care" party group, the "I might get in trouble if I do that" group, and the "I have too much homework" study group. Right or wrong , voicing their own opinions is a must. As Jasmine Silvernail emphatically states , "The class of '92 is the most rebellious class to hit the high school." As compared to the other classes , Ryan Farmer replied, "We have more style than any other class around!" Going against the grain and striving for individuality make their impression. Someday , they are going to turn the world up-side down ! "This year began with a boom , says Maurice Allen, "we participated in most activities and won the bonfire contest." Good points and bad--Unique they are ! ATENCIO NlNA HEAVER JESS BEAVER J HI BIWWN N I CO I.E CmiYFOIW .JJ·: JWY C:LINDLJFF DEANNA DAVENPORT RACHEL DE~Il NG BRETT DeVRIES JOEL Bayfield Conoco 625 Buck Hwy., Bayfield 23 �F/\1{~1ER RY/\N FOLK K/\ l'R IN/\ C:/\IWNER HEUSS/\ Cl{ I NES l.J/\ Yl ON 11/\CI'I.I-:1{ Ill <.KY 11/\CKI.I·: R J I· NN I Fl-:1{ IIENDRICKS SII/\WN IIUFFN/\N LIS/\ JOHNS KENNY Kl f.B/\NK CIIRTSTIN/\ KIHK JENNIFER KUNT7. JESSI~ LANCASTER STACEY L/\RKIN LORIE LARKIN RYAN Top left: Tamara Teller finds a reason to smile in the depths of homework. Bottom right: Just enough time to stop and smile is found for Christi na Kilbank and Becky Hackler. Opposite bottom left: Dreaming is Chris Rohrer. 24 Auto Parts Palace, Inc. 495 6th Street, Durango �I.ON<:FEI.I.OW S 1'/\CI~Y NAKl'JNEZ Dm-11NlCK 1'11 LLER NANDY NORRIS GRETCHEN NORTHROP /\LEX 1'01' I~ t·ION'I'E IUIYNO M/\1{ 1/\NN IWIII{I-:1{ CIIR IS S/\1./\Z/\R 1\NDRE/\ S II.V I·: RNJ\ II. CII/\NI>R/\ .1/\S II NE :~ I I. V1·: I{N 1\ I I. S'lllt-IBERt: CHRISTY T/\I.BOT .JUSTIN T/\ YI.OR \~/\1.1' ER TELLER T/\t-1/\ 1{/\ \~IJE/\1' CARLl \HLSON CHARLIE \VH ICII I' .J/\NJ CE ZOI.'II·:K CIIIU S'l' I NE 25 �c L 8 s s D F g 3 Clockwise from top left: Jeremiah Coey, Jason Pierce, Melissa Baxter, Melanie Broun, Jennifer Brown, Nancy McCoy, Jennifer Powell, and Tammy Upshaw all enlight the B.H.S. campus with their bright new faces as incoming freshmen. 26 Distributing �Freshmen Out To Lunch .. . David Geier does his best Stevie Wonder while Jason Ragsdale, T?d Wilmer, and Clark Peterson sing back-up. They don't have cars yet, they don't want to eat in the school caferteria, and they need the socialization practice. This is the story of lunch time for freshmen. After slipping their parents signature onto a permission slip to leave campus during the wee hours of the morning, they begin "begging" for rides to lunch. Some try to set up friendly ties with licensed drivers, others just get lucky. As David Zenger complains, "I hate not being able to drive." This is a common complaint for freshmen. Others have faith in their older brother or sister to hitch a ride. Kelly Frye can often be found saying, "Tracy. will you please give me a ride to the store?" Others are not so lucky. They escape the experience of the rush to the store by either having too wise of parents or falling short on cash. Whether it be "begging" for rides or surviving school lunches, everyone finds his or her own spot on the totempole and makes the best of the short 30 minute lunch break. ALLEN NATfCA ANDERSON ANGlE 13AXSTRO I ASHLEY 1\/\XTI~I{ ~11·: 1.1 SSJ\ BENNETT SIIA\m BROWN MI~LANIE lliWWN .II~NN I FEH CI .EVEI.J\Nil .JJ·:NN I Jo'EH RECORDS & TAPES -MELANIE & HAL MCLEAN • 303-259-5896922 MAIN AVENUE • DURANGO • COLORADO • 81.301 27 �con J EHI~NJ Al l CONNER SETH IHIFCK 1\R/\NilY I·.CC I·: H .JASON FOLKS NAIUO FRYE KELLY GARCIA BRANDY Middle: Jump back! Here comes Seth Conner. GEIER DAVID GOOIJWlN DENISE GOSNEY CORY HARRIS BRAZ HELr-1ER JUSTIN JENKINS JODI J.J ·:~IONS ~1ALONE <,;111\HJ.ENE SETll McCOY NANCY McNEW HICHAL Se<W Fine Fabric & Crafts Inc. Complete Sewing Center 800 South Camino del Rio Durango, CO 81301 28 Mary Green (303) 259~4557 �MJLLER LISA MORRISO STEVE O'BRlANT RJ\NAE ONIJEHISJN SHANNON PARSONS DAN 'Y PETERSON NATALIE PETERSON CLARK PHELPS DANITA PIERCE JASON POWELL JENNIFER RAEL ALFRED RAGSDALE JASON RAISH FRED SCHULDER HELINDA SIIIRI.EY DANIEL SO\.JER RYAN SPRINGE ~1EGAN THOMPSON CARL UPSHAW TM1MIE WESTERFIELD DAY LEN \.J f LLIMISON HATT WILMER TAD ~.JlLSON SHERRY ZENGER DAVID ERSKINE RICK F.iji Wear- Bula, Bula, Bula Bula Bula Bula �Administration and Faculty Striving Together! Faculty on the R.un Friends, enemies, instructors, mentors, teachers, torturers, and entertainers--these can all be terms applied to the outstanding staff at Bayfield High School. They try to do everything for the students and still remain somewhat sane. In their struggle to instruct the students, help sen1ors with college materials, and keep the building standing up-right, they do an excellent job. The staff is one that will help the students of 1989-90 rock the decade. There were some changes in the house leading to an adjustment for all. Mr. Prior moved to the position of Athletic Director, from head football and basketball coach. Replacing Mr. Prior, as head coach, was Mr. Keirns, doing a great job. Going to the library can be a good experience, w1th the assistance of the new B.H.S. librarian, Mrs. Ginger Conner. At semester we gained Ms. Gummerus and Mr. Johnson, to the loss of Mr. Luter and Mr. Jackson. The Bayfield school, students, and staff wish the best to those who come and stay, and those who go. BECKLER PEGGY I3LATNICK CAROL l3RUSII JERRY CJ\SIIIO THERESA CON ER GINGER JOH SON KARL KEIR S JO KI mALL SHARON KIMI3J\LL VERNON .1ANN RODERT Co n K em ple, Manager 303 247-1780 696 Sawm11l Rd . P 0 . Box 1726 Du CO 81301 Farmers Supply Mill �Top right: Mr. Pnor shows his pearly whites. Top left: Mr. Horton prepares his wife for a dtp. Bottom nght: Mrs. Conner continues her countdown to retirement. Bottom left: Just another kid in the crowd, Mr. Srr~ i th . DUGGER WAYNE EDWARDS RICHARD GREEN HOUSTON GUMMERUS KATHY HORTON THOMAS MARTY ED McEWEN MAXI E MERICLE SANDRA PRIOR BUTCH FFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 1129 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247 1828 "Everythmg For Tho Offtco Envtronmont" 31 �Administration Possesses the Gun! Top right: Mr. Edwards as he tries to explain the concepts of art. Top left: Mrs. Cashio must enforce the importance of good grades in high school. Bottom right: Mr. Dugger shows his gloomy face as he learns that it is raining and there will be no fishing . Bottom left: Mrs. Mericle and Mrs. Blatnick display utter astonishment as they watch the students in the halls of BHS . 2.;MJ..I() 600 SAWMILL RD. DURA.'I GO, CO. 5.:5-325-3~ 23 BASTILLE DR. W 1 SAN JUAh 3L'IO. PAGOSA SPRiNGS, CO. FARY.INGTON ~Ul ""WE SPEOALIZE 1:--; PERSONALIZED SER\"ICE & COMPETITIVE PRlCES" �Kay Phelps, Ron Dunavant, John Zwistler, Donalee , Baxstrom, and Becky Smith. B.H.S SECRETARY VICKI DRAKE SUPERINTENDENT EDWARD SCHELHAAS Vonnie Walker, Faye Mclnt1re, and Fran Evans Kay Phelps, John Zwistler, anu deck Smith study the budget at a work session. B.H.S PRINCIPAL WAYNE SMITH TRANS. DIR. THOMAS HORTON ATHLETIC DIR. BUTCH PRIOR Forget-Me-Not Fabrics Town Plaza Duran o • 247-0080 33 �Students at BHS have always tried to work together. It is just the way of the world; the more people working on something, the quicker and better it gets done. This was often referred to as "cheating." Over the years many people have found themselves in severe trouble for this practice. After an inservice on January 16, 1990, some students saw a change. The idea of cooperative education had been transferred to the teachers. Although many see it only as a permit to "cheat," it is made to increase social skills. This learning theory is still being implemented at BHS, but, at least, "cheating" is no longer always considered a death threat! Top right: Eric Reid acts as the secratary , writing up a lab with Kelly Prior and Nick Cornelison. Bottom left: Biology can even require a bit extra assistance for Mandi Miller and Christina Kilbank. Bottom right: Tamara Teller ignores the cooperative education of Becky Hackler, Chris Rohrer, Stacy Lancaster, and Ryan Farmer. 563-4414 �Top: A chemistry lab requires Ross Ford, Sam Hendrix, and Nick Cornelison to work together. Bottom left: Serena Richins has second thoughts about this great idea. Bottom right: Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, and Heather Schmitzer work on a puzzling concept. 640 Goddard Ave. �ATHLETICC The agony, the defeat is just one thing athletes or B.H.S. experience through fall, winter, and spring sports. Sports, as a whole for the wolverines, were somewhat or a success. Neither the football team, nor the volleyball team went to slate, but both went as far as records go. When winter sports roll around, basketballs go bouncing and two opposite sports join into one. Basketball season brings the spirit out in the crowd and much unity is conceived within the school. The other winter sport is wrestling . Wrestling is one or the toughest sports or all. It takes much motivation for the individual. Kyle Beebe, B.H .S. wrestler, replies, "Dedication has pulled the rew that want the victory out in front for good inspiration." The cheerleaders started orr slow, but in the end a stong and dedicated five pulled orr an excellent second place finish at state competition . Spirit rose to a peak during basketball season with their help. When the daisies begin to bloom , the tracksters or B.H.S. dig out their track shoes and start the running and jumping . Hardwork and dedication is required in this inlense, individual sport to be the best. Above: The BHS cheerleaders urge on the fans. Above right: Jason Egger scores another pin for the Wolverines. Right: Pat Hall leads the pack. Thanks to ... JPf1IID® Table of Contents Volleyball Football Cheerleaders Spring Fling Sports Scrapbook G iris Basketball Boys Basketball Wrestling Track Sports Honors 38-41 42-45 46-47 48-49 50-51 52-55 56-59 60-63 64-77 68-71 �ACTIVITIES -- Above left: $tubb$ leads the blockers for Jason Keirns. Top: Jennifer Powell waits for a pass. Left: The Wolverine Volleyball Girls celebrate another victory. Above: Jason Keirns hits a basket. 37 �SPIKERS HANG TOUGH @r® @o Beginning most games to the beat of "Hanging Tough," proved helpful to the 1989 volleyball team. The regular season record of 13 and 2 helped raise the spirit of the Lady Wolverines. The preseason consisted of the Ignacio Invitational Volleyball Tournament. The varsity completed the tournament by taking home the third place trophy. This level of intensity remained consistent throughout the season. By winning the San Juan Basin A League Championship Title, the Lady Wolverines were given a "bye" in the first round of the Class A District Tournament. The Wolverines began the tournament slowly by losing to the the Cedaredge Bruins. They came back strong to defeat the Paonia Eagles. Down 1-11 the Wolverines put their hearts into it and staged a fantastic comeback victory. This put them into the championship game against the very same team that handed them their first defeat, Cedaredge. The Wolverines won the first game, 15-9, but could not keep the momentum and lost the last two games and the match. This was the end for the Lady Wolverines and their season. Senior, Lisa Kilbank, summed up the season by saying, "The year was fun, and I hope the underclassmen have great success!" Top: Kelly Prior concentrates on a perfect set. Bottom Left: Milcah Hawk waits patiently to receive the ball. Bottom right: Lisa Kilbank bursts through the ring of excitement and victory. 38 Mercy Medical Center 375 E Park Ave. Dgo. �to bottom: Milcah Hawk, Kelly Mars, Kristen Sittner, Jetta Guilliams, Evelyn Laughlin, Brittney Lee, Jenny Jenkins,Kerri Miller, Becky Hackler, Amanda Miller, isa Kilbank, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Kelly Prior, and Heather Schmitzer. Lisa Kilbank Coca-Cola Milcah Hawk 0 Jenny Jenkins Brittney urango Lee �Ignacio Invitational Tourney 3 rd win Dolores win Sanford loss Sargent win Pagosa win Durango JV win Pagosa loss Ignacio Farmington w n w n Dolores w n Dove Creek w n Mancos Pagosa wn Durango JV w n Dove Creek wn (Districts) win Paonia Cedaredge loss Paonia win loss Cedaredge Top: The Lady Wolverines line up to be announced for their upcoming victory. Middle: Lisa Kilbank puts all her effort Into an awesome spike. Bottom loft: Brittney Lee and Kerr! Mtller reach high for a tremendous block. 40 Top lo botom Heather Schmitzer, Jetta Guilliams, Jenmfer Powell, Ltsa Mtller, Evelyn Mclaughltn, Becky Hackler, Gretchen Norris, Nancy McCoy, Jodt Jenktns, Stacey Lancaster, Jennifer Brown, Natalie Peterson, Andrea Salazar, Janice Wright, Lon Larktn, Chnsllna Ktlbank, M1chael McNew, Denise Goodwin . ..?lmoco Pro uction Co. �Top left: Milcah Hawk struggles to get past the Mancos blocker. Top right: The Lady Wolverines huddle to plan the1r attack. Middle left: Jenny Jenkins sets up her form for a great spike. Middle right: Kelly Mars and Jenny Jenkins block a Demon's spike. Bottom: Brittney Lee dinks the ball. 1817 Hwy, 151, fQ(Idcjo, CoJorddo 811) �Top to bottom Coach Ke1rns, Coach Kalbacher, Coach Green, Ryan Farmer, Chad Mitchell, Walker Taylor, Terry Beaver, Corey Gosney, Larry Sower, Mat Williamson, Tim Johnson, Dav1d Z1nger, Jerry Comyford, Seth Malone Dann1el Chamblee, Shane Lloyd, Ryan Sower, Fred Raish, Jim Beaver, Charlie Hannah, Jenamia Coey, Alex Northrop, Jason Ragsdale, Tad Wilmer, Jason Eggar, Danny Parson, Ross Ford, T1m Collin, Enc Re1d, Kyle Beebe, Jason Robmson, Seth Conner, Michael Snooks, Pat Hall, David Gier, Shawn Bennett, Justin Robmson, Sam Hendnx, Jonathan Cordova, Jason P1erce, Jason Ke1rns, Justin Talbot, Danny Kilbank, Shawn Hendrix, Walyne Gnmes, Jake Forsythe, and Shane Rhode. -RENI'ALS- -110% SERVICE- 105 E. 7th St. Durango �I op loll· lllo Wolverines holds lhelr holrnats high In hopes of a good kick olf. Bottom left: Sam Hendrix goes lor n dofonslve tnokle. Pnt llall uses hi<; fnncy footwork. OpJ10!:ilo page . Cooter top: Wolverines make a good team tackle. 501 Camino D el Rio Inn Lion Red I �~ ®r@J ~ (t; (' r®}) (' ®:r@] ~CG© !f'@ rb©@J ?@1 Opponent Durango Sanford Sargent Center Ignacio Dolores Dolores County Mancos Pagosa Springs Antonito Home Guest 22 20 14 3 0 53 14 70 7 7 20 12 18 14 8 14 32 31 27 20 Top right: Kyle Beebe struggles to save a loose ball. Bottom left: Jonathan Cordova holds the ball out in victory. Bottom right: Michael Snooks kicks an extra point. ,, Durango Furniture & Carpet 600 E 2 Ave. 247-0512 �Kyle Beebe Coach Green Jonathan Cordova Jake Forsythe Jason Keirns Michae l Snooks Coach Keirns Coach . •ghl an d , O pto m etnst Dr . Jay E . H I Kalbacher 49WMi11St.Bayfield 884-9559 45 �Cheerleading ... Rn Rdven ture In Itself I ~ Spirit Sets The Tone! ~ S-P-1-R-1-T. .. This word many have heard as a chant, but the 1989-90 cheerleaders tried to seek and display a deeper meaning of it. Knowing that the tone of the school is set by the "spiritleaders," they tried many creative ideas to increase the Wolverine Spirit. These included skits, initiation of the spirit stick and plunger, spirit wars, class chants, and impromtu songs and dances. Weekly locker signs made the halls scream out for spirit with purple and gold. The student's spirit finally came to a peak during a Dolores basketball game when the roof came crashing down! Adaptability became a necessary skill for each cheerleader. Mrs. Conner became the new sponsor at the end of the summer after the girls' camp in Albuquerque. "I have shed many tears with the girls this year and have a few extra grey hairs, too. I just hope we have all formed some special friendships," said Mrs. Conner. The original squad consisted of nine cheerleaders- seniors, Teal Peck, Lori Putnam, Michelle Suffling, and Janie Hawkins; junior, Wendy Dewey; and the freshmen, Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer Cleveland. The Colorado State Spirit Contest was held in Denver at McNichols Arena. Teal Peck, Lori Putnam, Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, and Melanie Broun made up the squad that took an excellent 2nd place trophy there. Hard practice, and strong hearts led up to their outstanding finish and their meeting of movie star, Sean Astin. Troughout the year activities such as camp, fund raisers, a Christmas party, traveling, secret sisters, Wendy going to the Hula Bowl, and state competition united the young group and formed them into a great bunch of cheerleaders. As Kelly Frye said, "I feel a lot closer to everyone, especially the ones I went to state with." 46 Above: The state squad works the crowd with signs. Top right: The new sponsor, Mrs. Ginger Conner. Middle right: Kelly Frye rises to new heights using Walker Taylor as a base. Michelle Suffling and Janie Hawkins rappin' at the bonfire. Opposite page- Top left: The cheerleaders sob during a skit to bring back "The Spirit." Top right: Spirit chants help enliven the crowd. OLD JrASH I O NJi:D HAMBURGEllS. & The Durango Herald 1275 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-3504 �Middle left: Senior Cheerleaders-Janie Hawkins, Michelle Suffling, Teal Peck, and Lori Putnam. Middle right: 1989-1990 Cheerleaders-Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Lori Putnam, Michelle Suffling , Wendy Dewey, Janie Hawkins, Teal Peck, Melanie Broun, and Jennifer Cleveland. The State Squad-Kelly Frye, Megan Springe, Melanie Broun, Lori Putnam, and Teal Peck. "The Pineapple" gets the students involved. Mini Mere. & 487 Colorado Dr. Bayfield • 884-9904 13ayficld, Colomdo 303 884-9036 Square Dance • Round Dc~nce Dance Appc.:rel �Spring Fling-The New Thing! Flakes turned to flower as Winter Carnival became Spring Fling. Le s enthusiasm was sparked for the dance and games. Class lip syncs made the game day a huge success. Winning first place were the juniors singing "Happy Trails." The freshmen took second singing a song displaying their closeness, "Lean on Me." With romance in the air the sophomores performing "Lost That Loving Feeling," and the seniors singing "Do It All the Time," tied for third place. The fun of games turned to a night of dancing, with great disk jockeys helping the kids live it up. This was the last big dance for the seniors to be held in their own gym, and the year was speeding by. J onathan Cordova, King Milcah Hawk, Queen Attendants 1Michael Snooks Saundra Choate Jason Keirns Lisa Kilbank Bayfield Locker Plant 48 Custom Cut and Wrap • The World's Best Jerky! �Junior Attendants Kelly Prior and Sam Hendrix Sophomore Attendants Mandi Miller and Alex Northrop Freshmen Attendant Jennifer Brown and Jerimiah Coey Middle: The juniors sing "Happy Trails." Left: BHS enjoys a slow dance. Texaco Mini Mart Durango, CO Gas and Snacks 49 �Sports Scrapbook 1989-90 L Witt's End Guest Ranch �Vallecito Lake, Colorado Fishing, Packing, Fine Dining, Wilderness, and More! 51 �BHS Girls Claim League Title ... "3 ... 5 ...7 ... 9 ... 1ook at that babe on the line!" the crowd roared as Lisa Kilbank stepped up to the free-throw line to attempt her final shot for a victory over the Dove Creek Bulldogs. Lisa Lilbank quotes, "This was an exciting, fun game. The crowd was really supportive and really rowdy, which helped the team win the league title." The 1989-90 Girls Basketball Season was one of the best. The Lady Wolverines started off with excellent attitudes, and much enthusiasm . The spirit throughout the entire season was high, but not high enough for a state title. Everyone thought the girls would go to state and do reasonably well in the overall standings, but they were upset by Nucla at the district tournament in over-time. Great leadership skills and hardwork were displayed by many team members. Senior, Brittney Lee, says, "The basketball season was very exciting and being San Juan League Champs added to the enjoyment. I have enjoyed playing basketball and being part of this team. A lot of hard work and time is put into athletics, but believe me, it is worth every minute!" The best of coaches were the backbone to this year's team. Coach Vernon Kimball sums up the year with, "Outstanding Season! The girls really accomplished a lot. We ended the season with a good record . We were League Champions, and three girls were named all-conference. Also, the officials chose the BHS girls for the Outstanding Sprotsmanship Award." Good attitudes, great coaching, hard work, dedication, and leadership made this year all it was ...OUTSTANDING!!! Top: Kelly Prior feeds the ball inside. Above: Lady Wolverines fight for the rebound. Right: Kerri Miller lays up two points. Morehart Chevrolet �But Fall Short of State Score Board Home Guest Opponent 56 29 46 51 57 41 48 52 32 54 43 34 26 57 75 61 43 33 47 44 27 31 35 30 36 52 44 31 32 63 33 23 18 52 Del Norte Sargent Monte Vista Durango JV Carizzo Dove Creek Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Pagosa Dolores Mancos Ignacio Dove Creek Dolores Dolores Nucla Varsity from top to bottom: Mandi Miller, Kerri Miller, Kelly Mars, Brittney Lee, Kristen Sittner, Milcah Hawk, Lisa Kilbank, Lori Larkin, Carli Wheat, Christina Kilbank, and Kelly Prior. Milcah Hawk Lisa Kilbank Brittney Lee 679 East 2nd Ave., Durango, 53 �Junior Varstty from top to bottom: Melinda Schuler, Jodi Jenkins, Lisa Miller, Jennifer Powell, Carli Wheat, Lisa Huffman, Jennifer Brown, Christina Kilbank, Natalie Petersen, Natisha Allen, Jennifer Kirk, Michal McNew, Debbi Beebe, Janice Wright, Melissa Baxter, and Nina Atencio. Uf8030 4 0\1/\LL Ci\Q 138 Bodo Dnve Durango. Colcmdo 81301 (303) 259-3460 LANDIS SHOE SHOP D. C. THOMAS - OWNER BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR SERVING YOU SINCE 1928 �Opposite left: Kerri Miller and Kelly Prior run an offensive play. Middle: Mandi Miller makes a layup. Bottom: Brittney Lee shoots from the top of the key. Top: Kristen Sittner looks on as Kelly Mars scores. Top middle: Brittney Lee goes over the defense. Top right: Carli Wheat fights for position. Left: Kristen Sittner shoots from the ouside. Above: Brittney Lee , Mandi Miller, and Kristen Sittner play a tough defense. Big Jim's Grocery, Vallecito Lake Buffalo Gap, Vittles and Firewater Vallecito Lake, CO 55 �Woluerines Striue For R II So close, but yet so far away. The BHS boys basketball team tried their hardest and played their best game of the year against Mancos in the District Championship game at Durango High School. Even though the Wolverines did not clench this tile, the year was very successful and made more people realize that the BHS boys were more than people projected them to be. The boys got off to a slow start, but as the season progressed the BHS boys became strong competitors in the Basin A League with a record of 11-10. The team had their most fun and successful game against Silverton. They broke 1 00 points to Silverton's mere 40. With 13 seconds left, Nick Cornelison shot a three pointer to arouse the crowd over a subtancial victory. Nick Cornelison stated, "We were nothing compared to what we will be next year!" All around, the boys season was exciting and fun. We hope that next year, and all the years to come, will bring an exciting time to remember and cherish as this year was. ---- - :--- - :-- - ---------------------... -- -..... - ---- ------...-r- =f : ~ ~ : r .- ~ : : ~ ~ Top: Andy McCoy adds two points to the district play-off game . Bottom : Michael Snooks gives the crowd his "Michael Jordan" look! 56 ] �~~=D=is=t=r=ic=t=C=h=a=m===p=i=o="s=h=i~ll==.!.11 ~-----P_a_t_H__a_u__________ll~----J_a_k_e__r_o_rs_y_t_h_e______~, ~[______J_a_s_o_n__K_e_ir_n_s____ _J Michael Snooks Team Photo-Back row: Ellis Longfellow, Ryan Farmer, Jake Forsythu, Andy McCoy, Coach Jon Keirns, Shane Lloyd, Gavin Brown, Walker Taylor. Front row: Alex Northrop, Sam Hendrix, Pat Hall, Jason Keirns, Nick Cornelison, Justin Talbot, and Michael Snooks. Alnha Answerinn & cf.NTfl?Jo!(ALrf.JWitren:ALffiE..B ~ 132f'Us Hwy. 1608 Bayfield • 884-978P A NEW Aqf. Cf.NT.t.R.. ~~ ~ ~'-j s7 �l Sc0 ,_., 6b Home Guest ~ 69 77 70 68 42 48 69 44 67 51 100 37 70 46 58 89 57 50 76 55 86 60 84 68 73 54 70 85 58 52 45 40 69 38 65 45 40 28 41 52 61 BHS olJ,..t1 Opponent Del Norte Sargent Pagosa Carrizo Dove Creek Durango JV Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Pagosa Dolores Silverton Mancos Ignacio Pagosa Dove Creek Silverton Dolores Paonia Nucla Mancos 1\l>ovo: l'nt llall ($tul>l>o) has n I.Joou!lful stnnco os ho shoots tho bnll. Middle: With a great amount of eflort, Snrn llondrlx shoots through his dofonslvo playors. Oortom rlghl: Jason l<olrns Is up and over his opponents for three points. 58 Top row: Chris Rohrer, Alex Northrop, Jarrod Da, Shawn Bennett, Ryan Farmer, Eric Reid, Walker Taylor, Ryan Sower, Coach Chuck Thompson. Bo!tom row : Seth Malone, Jason Ragsdale, Ryan Larkin, Justin Helmer, Jason Pierce, Cory Gosney, Justin Talbot. • �[ 1/ Top right: Nick Cornelison flies high for his lay-up. Top left: Shane Llyod puts in another one. Middle left: Before being out of bounds, Jake Forsythe gets a shot. Middle right: Ellis Longfellow uses fancy handwork to get past his opponent. 59 �The gladiators eye their opponents warily. Facing each other armed only with skill, knowledge and brawn, they prepare for battle. The signal is given, and the contesy commences. Each combatant strives for victory and glory. In the end the victors hand is raised, and the vanquished foe lives to fight another day. More often than not the hand being raised belonged to a BHS wrestler. This year the Wolverine Wrestling Federation (WWF), as they are sometimes called, set many team and individual records on their way to a successful season. They set team records with 109 pins, 257 takedowns, and 139 wins against 88 losses. They were undefeated in dual matches and finished high in all tournaments. They began the year with promise by winning their own Bayfield Invitational Wrestling Tournament and followed up with several team trophies. The WWF wrestled with the best. They beat Dolores, the 2nd place team in the state, in a dual, finished with other top ranked teams, and for a while found themselves in the top 10. Injuries, ineligibility, and the loss of several varsity wrestlers hurt the team before Christmas break, but those remaining on the team displayed a lot of quality wrestling. Although numbers were down, statistics continued to climb. Things still looked promising clear up until districts. The possibilities of sending 5, and maybe even 7, to state seemed likely for the Wolverines as they headed into Dolores for the district championships. A lapse in concentration can be fatal in a sport like wrestling, and the WWF fell flat in the semifinals. This round saw state hopes fade as they lost 5 out of 7 matches. With team pride at stake, Coach Edwards took them into the locker room and told them, "Just when we needed our best round ever, we wrestled our worst...it's not over. Go out there and wrestle for pride.- Go out winners. Don't win for me, win for yourselves." Whatever was said seemed to work. Of the 16 matches left to wrestle, the Wolverines won 13 of them, 11 by pin. Wrestling with a vengence, they finished with 2 fourths, 5 thirds, 1 second, and 1 district champion-Kyle Beebe. They reestablished the WWF as a team to reckon with. Although only 2 qualified for state, Dan Chamblee at hwt and Kyle Beebe at 130 (6th at state), the team is young and will be back strong next year. Let notice be served. Top right: Kyle Beebe's cradle wins him another pin. Right: Johnny Cordova puts pain in the faces of his opponents. Bottom: Fred Raish attempts an escape. �fop left: Ray Powell readies the guillotine. Left: The WWF shows off their 3rd plac~ trophy at Sargent. Top right: Jeremiah Coey prepares for his next match, the barber. Middle: Jason Jenkins hits a reversal for 2. Above: David Zenger demonstrates life at a wrestling tournament. 61 �Top row: Den1se Goodwin, Coach Rick Edwards, Daniel Chamblee, Shane Rhode, Neil Reese, Royce Mogensen, Ray Powell, Jason Jenkins, Jeremiah Coey, Fred Raish, Asst. Coach Steve Neely, Nancy McCoy Bottom row: Jason Egger, David Zenger, Steve Morrison, Tanya Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Kyle Beebe, and Danny Kilbank. Above: Jeremiah Coey shows the effeciency of sticking a knee in the gut. Right ,Jason Jenkins stacks up another pin. 62 �Jonathan Con:Lova Top right: Royce Mogensen stands high to accept his 1st place medal. Middle left: Jonathan Hunt applies an effective cross-face cradle. Above: Daniel Chamblee sets up for the front head-lock. Left: Jason Egger looks to the coach for assistance. 63 �Hard Work and Dedication Is Track The baton was exchanged from the hand of Lori Larkin into the hand of Kelly Mars as she sprinted the anchor leg of the 1600 meter relay into a second place finish at the state track meet. The girls track team rolled over teams one by one throughout the season. They were District champions and took seven girls to state ending up with an eighth place finish. For the first time in the history of Bayfield track both the girls and boys track teams were league champions. The boys track team surprised alot of people this year. They started off slow, but by the end of the season were a very competitive team. They were third at Districts and were disappointed at the state meet with only one boy out of five making it to finals. Both teams showed lots of hard work and lots of effort which led to many accomplishments. Many school records were broken and the hard work and dedication paid off. Next years' teams look to be even better. Middle left: Justin Talbot shows perfect hurdling form. Middle right: Christina Kilbank clears the last hurdle. Bottom left: Pat Hall sprints his way to the finish line. Bottom right: Seth Conner tries to clear 1he pole vaulting pole. Pine River Pizza 64 K-Bob's Centennial Plaza, Dgo. Den's Accounting Service & Durango, Colorado �Top left: Kelly Mars clears the high jump. Top right: Walker Taylor shows his expert long jumping abilities. Middle: Alex Northrop sprints a two hundred meter dash. Bottom left: Mandi Miller and Kelly Prior struggle their way through a two mile race. Bottom: Kerri Miller starts off for a 400 meter dash. Middle right: Lisa Huffman tries to throw the javelin for the first time. Butch's Marina 14810 CR 501 Vallecito • 884-9450 Pine River Lodge Vallecito, CO 65 �All t e Lisa Kilbank Top to bottom: Tracy Frye, Michal McNew, Jennifer Powell, Jennifer Brown, Lisa Miller, Andrea Salazar, Natalie Petersen, Christina Kilbank, Carli Wheat, Mandi Miller, Janice Wright, Lisa Huffman, Kelly Mars, Lori Larkin, Kelly Frye, Staci Magill, Kerri Miller, Melissa Baxter, Lisa Kilbank, and Kelly Prior. 66 842 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO. CO 81301 Sam Hendrix clearing his hurdle, and gives it his all to win. La Plata Family Medicine Pine River Plaza, Bayfield �Kyle Beebe Michael Snooks Pat Hi~~ fl Coach Vernon Kimball From top to bottom: Ray Powell, Tim Johnson, Ellis Longfellow, Walker Taylor, Shane Lloyd, Alex Northrop, Ryan Sower, Eric Reid, Michael Snooks, Kyle Beebe, Pat Hall, Nick Cornelison, Sam Hendrix, Andy Brown, and Justin Talbot. Coach Jon Keirns Outdoorsman 949 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-4066 828 Main Avenue • P.O. Box 598 • co 81301 67 �Sports Hall of Fame 1990 Chuck Sanchez Award Michael Snooks Lisa Kilbank Outstanding Football Jonathan Cordova Outstanding Volleyball Lisa Kilbank Brittney Lee Spurline Restaurant &Lounge Pope's Auto Parts 14 West Mill Street, Bayfield 365 Goddard Ave. , Ignacio �Outstanding Cheerleader Outstanding Basketball Teal Peck Wendy Dewey Brittney Lee Michael Snooks Outstanding Wrestler Outstanding Trackster Outstanding Trackster Kelly Mars Lori Larkin Kyle Beebe Pat Hall :)46 South CamlDo Del Rio Durango, CO 81101 JO • ·0 69 �Sports Honors 1989-90 Volleyball ALL CO FERE~CE SELECTIO.S Kelly Mars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior Football ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Tim Johnson, Pat Hall, Jonathan Cordova Ross Ford, Sam Hendrix 70 Boys Basketball ALL CONFERENCE SELECTIONS Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe Girls Basketball ALL CONFERE,CE SELECTIONS Kelly ~ars, Brittney Lee, Kelly Prior Ignacio Shur Value & Durango Nut and Fruit �Wrestling Girls track 'o~athnn Hunt-All Conference 112 lbs . lhniel Chamblee-All Conference liHt . state qualifier not shown Kyle Beebe-All Conference, San Juan Basin Outstanding Wrestler, District Champion, 6th place at state 130 lbs . Boys Track Michael Snacks-All Confer ence Pat Hall-All Confe r ence Justin Talbot-All Conference Economv Nissan 20704 US Hwy. 160 6urango • 259-3940 JfL'lly N.:ns-All Conference, 2nd at state S18 and 1600 relay Jennife r Powell- All Con ference , 4th a t star·e in the high _iump Kerri fille r -All Confe r ence , 2nd at state in the 1600 r elay .Janice Hr i gh t -All Confe r ence Lori Larkin- All Conference, 2nd at state in t he 1600 r elay , 3rd a t st a t e in t he 16()0 r un Lisa Kilbank-All Confe r ence Staci Magill-All Confe r ence , 2nd at state f..t the 1600 r elay Bolt Pen, Town Plaza 71 �B HS 1989-90 Scrapbook 72 Blocker's 14th Street Shell & City Cleaners on Main �The Faces and People of BHS mtRLt noRmRn COS mE TICS Durango Moll • 800 So Cam.no dt 1.~10 Durango. Colorado 81301 .JOJ/2<17 1 :.;t, Desert Dry Cleaners 3101 Main, Dgo 73 �Do It Right! Versatility ... this is one word that can be used to describe the students at B.H.S. Although it seems athletics gets most of the press, the Wolverines succeed in many areas. Our FHA and FBLA chapters are among the best in the state. They have proven this time and time again in competition. Band and choir concerts and drama presentations have provided much entertainment. Students find a way to get involved in many activities. Through clubs and other academics, they gain skills and knowledge so very valuable in their future plans. In fact, many students have gone on to succeed in their chosen fields. No one ever sets out to accomplish nothing. We set our goals, make plans, and then embark upon a course of realization. Many goals are pie-In-the-sky. Many set their sights too lo'w. But whatever the goal, we need all the help we can get. The cooperation and teamwork we find at B.H.S. gives us all a big heads tart. Opposite: Sam Hendrix models thn lat0st in lab wear. Far right: Mr. Dugger i;1structs his freshmen science class. Middle: Mr. Edwards appl1es a rubber mold to Jennifer Kirk. Above: Ang1e Schauer works on an art project. Right: Ryan Larkin and Shannon Onderistn display enthusiasm for home oc. Mrs. B's Family Dining Mill Street, Bayfield 74 �Table of Contents NHS 75 FBLA 76 VICA 77 FHA 78 STAND 79 Play 80 Band & Choir 81 Yearbook 82 Newspaper 83 Knowledge Bowl 83 Student Council 84 Prom 86 Mr. & Mrs. Wolverine 90 92 V aledictorian Salutatorian 93 Graduation 94 Year In Review 98 Closing 1 00 N.H.S. ...• Bart Demming, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Teal Peck, and Katrina Morrison. Local Motion 17 West Mill St Bayfeild • 884-91 79 Although small, the B.H.S. chapter of the National Honor Society is not lacking in quality. Stiff requirements for admittance insure on the best students enter. This year four members were voted into join Teal Peck in this elite group. As representatives of the best B.H.S. has to offer academically, they serve well. Grades are not enough to gain entry . A student must also be involved in other school and community activities, have good moral character, and survive the close scrutiny of the high school staff. These requirements make a worthy honor for new members Katrina orrison, Andy Brown, Brett Deming, and Jonathan unt. Con ratulationsl Martin's Boot and Saddle Mill Street, Ba field �FBLA Ends An Era Businoss ... mind your own bus1ness! That is exactly what B.H.S. students are doing in Future Bus1ness Leaders of America (FBLA). Learnmg essential sk1lls while competing and having fun seems to be what FBLA is all about. This year's group was lead by Eric Reid as president, and was under the outstanding direction of Mrs. Maxine McEwen. Built on tradition and past experience, again they were one of the top chapters in the state. Many hours of hard work, practice, and effort paid off as 12 members qualified for state competition in various areas of business skills, techniques, and application. Monte Pope placed first in Business Law and Katrina Mornson placed first in Advanced Shorthand. Both of these students will represent Colorado at the National FBLA Finals to be held at the New Convention Center in Washington D.C. Many other members placed high at state also. All of this is tribute to Mrs. McEwen who has led this chapter to excel!. For a small school, B.H.S. has had great success over the years competing and winning over much larger schools. Bayfiel d 's reputation has been enhanced because of this success. 1990-91, however, will bring some new faces as Mrs. McEwen is retiring. Success will continue as the desire and dedication instilled in the students remains as her legacy. Always pushing the students to strive a little harder, to stretch their abilities, to expect excellence Mrs. McEwen has made her mark. B.H.S. and FBLA will never be the same as the dynasty ends. New faces will bring their own fresh style to B.H.S. Life goes on, changes are made, the past is over, but we are all better people because of 11. Good luck to Mrs. McEwen, job well done. FBLA sponsor and Mr. G reen , counselor, retire and leave BHS after many lonq vears of servic~ Doc's Packing Bayfield, CO 76 0 ~::::-~ Clockwise from top: Monte Pope, Nichola Brown, Rachel Davenport, Jaaron Mankins, Staci Mag ill, Eric Reid, Jonathan Hunt, and Jason McCracken. DURANG8 ••wL 750 S. Camino Del Rio Duran&o, Colorado 81301 �Top to bottom: Chris Roher, Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Ross Ford, Bart Demming, Jaaron Mankins, Teal Peck, Fred Linfesty, Nina Atencio, Scott Bell, Heather Schmitzer, Tracy Frye, Monte Pope, Carli Wheat, Nick Cornelison, Tamara Teller, Kristen Sittner, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Staci Magill, Andrea Salazar, Debbi Beebe, Whylie Butler, Mrs. McEwen, Mrs. Cashio, Katrina Morrison, Milcah Hawk, Mandi tv1iller, Ellis Longfellow, and Sam Hendrix. Top to Bottom: Ray Powell, Kelly Mars, Robin Bell, Mrs. Blatnick, Christy Griffin, Michelle Suffling, Kelly Prior, Katrina Morrison, Jennifer Cannopi, Taura Betley, Lon Putnam, Saundra Choate, Lisa Huffman, and Charlene Lemons. S.T.A.N.D. Katrina Morrison and Monte Pope. Students Taking A New Direction. S.T.A.N.D. is a club that encourages students to stay out of trouble. Members in S.T.A.N.D. have given presentations about smoking a tobacco to young students in Bayfield's PrirT'1ry Schools. They were involved with the Red Ribbon Week and ties red ribbons on students' and teachers' cars as a reminder to not drink and drive. Take a new direction, be a leader not a follower, be a member of S.T.A.N.D. next year! --President, Kelly Prior Homestead Restaurant "Down Home Cookin" Katchina Kitchen Durango Mall �Future Homemakers of America Acknowledging personal goals, providing community service, creating school spirit, and providing learning activities for the students were all a part of a successfu l year for the Bayfield FHA Chapter. Leading the way was Michelle Suffling, Presid ent. Lori Putnam was the San Juan District President, and the chapter won the district achievement trophy again in 1990. Members attended the fall Regional Cluster Meeting in Glorieta, New Mexico, district meetings, and the Colorado State Convention in Denver. There, Wendy Dewey and Saundra Choate won the right to compete For Colorado in Job Interview and Illustrated Talk at the National Convention in San Antonio, Texas. Top to bottom: Jason Jenkins, Branda Bennett, Robin Bell, Royce Mogensen, Ray Powell, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg, Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Michelle Suffling, Taura Betley, Christy Griffin, Mrs. Blatnick, Serina Richens, and Saundra Shannon Onderson, Teal Peck, Choate. ~roductJon & Printing 950 E. Second Awnue 76 303/ 247-5212 FAX: 247-M54 Top to bottom: Ray Powell, Gavin Brown, Kristen Sittner, Brenda Bennett, Saundra Choate, Lori Putnam, Christy Stumberg, Michelle Suffling, and Taura Betley. Durango Quick Lube & Texaco Hwy 160, Dgo. (Brennan Oil Inc.) �Top to Bottom: Eric Walters, Justin Robinson, Ray Powell, Ashley Baxstrom, Fred Raish, Jason Egger, Brittney Lee, Jeremiah Coey, Steve Morrison, Shawn Bennet. Wendy Dewey and Saundra Choate. FHA Nationals VICA Goes High Tech Woodshop is not all there is to VICA. This year the building trades a BHS moved into the computer age with the acquisition of a drafting computer. This enables students to learn some of the skills they need to compete in the job market of today. The click of computer keys and the hum of a printer were not the only sounds to be heard. Under the guidance of Mr. Mann t11e students showed they still kno w craf tsmanship and quality. No computer has been invented to replace the Centennial Savings Bank 1101 2nd Ave., Dgo . human hand. At a showing of their work May 17th, these students displayed beautiful wood projects crafted by their own hands. From an outstanding mirror by Kelly Mars, to a pool table by Eric Walters, to an assortment of other hand crafted wood products the students at B.H.S. displayed incredible skill. What better way to learn than by doing. J/P TIRE, Inc. " H O M E O F T H E SUD DEN S E R VICE B O Y S '" �The Truth About Cinderella With weeks of practice, the cast in the play, "The Truth About Cinderella," was not totally perfected. The first performance went well even with one member missing, but the second night was a great success. With Cinderella making a big change in the middle, everyone was expecting a beautiful girl in a long, full pink dress all ready for the ball, but they got a wild blonde wearing a skimpy black dress strutting across the stage. Finally, she lost her glass slipper and all the men anxiously helped find the foot. At the wedding, Cinderella (Michelle Suffling) and the Prince (Jesse Kuntz) tied the knot. Ending unfortunately, with Cinderella scrubbing the floor for the Queen before her own reception ... And that's the truth about Cinderella! Group photo: Left to right: Melissa Baxter, Jonathan Hunt, Milcah Hawk, Denise Goodwin, Jonathan Cordova, Teal Peck, Staci Magill, Andy Brown, Taura Betley, Kristen Sittner, Vince Taylor, Krystal Geier, Katrina Morrison, Jason Keirns, Melanie Brown, Andrea Salazar, Denise Butler, Michelle Suffling, and Jesse Kuntz. 80 Gardens,vartz on Main Brown's Shoe Fit 842 Main Ave. Duranqo • 247-9707 �Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Charlene Lemons, Jason Ragsdell, Brenda Bennett, Shawn Bennett, Bridget Howland, Rene O'Brian!, Robin Bell, Kellie Bianca, Debbie Beebe, Staci Magill, Trish Long, Angie Andersen, and Mrs. Otte. Top to bottom: Mr. Johnson, Melinda Schuler, Rene O'Brian!, Tim Johnson, Shawn Hendrix, Waylon Gnmes, David Geier, Sherry Wilson, Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Katrina Morrison. Music To Your Ears On May 17, the B.H.S. Band and Choir presented the ir spr ing concert. Early in the even1ng the program was reduced to g1ggles as Gretchen Morr 1s and Andrea Salazar were unable to complete their duet due to a severe case of mirth. However, composure was soon restored and the program proceeded without a hitch. In fact Gretchen and Andrea after intermiss ion, showmg great poise, returned to perform an extremely we ll excuted duet. Although the band and choir got off to a shakey start with Mr. Jackson leaving in the middle of the year and Mr. Johnson taking over at m1d term, they came through beautifu lly . At Fi ne Arts competition in Durango, a combined high school/ mid school band earned a superior rating for the first time in 17 years. Th is was quite an accomplishment and due to a lot of hard work and dedication. We at B.H.S. look forward to hearing more sweet sounds as the music cont inues. Sports Magic 103 E. 7th Street, Dgo. 81 �Do You Believe Everything You Read ? This is not just another yearbook. This is an adventure of epic proportions. From day one it was obvious there was going to be nothing ordinary about this year. From the theme of this yearbook (a cheep rip-off from some paltry movie) to the last minute rush to finish the book, it was a most excellent adventure. The staff was on a mission. One with history making possibilities. If successful the course of history and the face of mankind would be undeniably altered. Okay, so maybe I am exaggerating a little. We just wanted to put together the best yearbook ever, and we may have been successful. Under the direction of Mr. Edwards, the 1989-90 yearbook promises to please even the harshest critic. You will find inside its cover, 16 pages of color, artful layouts, meaningful copy, and outstanding photographs. A yearbook says something about the school, the year, and its people. It speaks to generations. We hope this one is no different. If we speak highly of this book, it is because we honestly feel that way. We have put lots of hard work and part of our soul into it. Lots of laughs, copious quantities of perspiration, and even a few tears stain the pages and leave a watermark of our touch . We hope th is book speaks to all of you, and brings to recall the good times and bad times of 1989-90. It marks the passage of another group through the faculty of B.H.S. As we say goodbye to all those who have touched and changed our lives, we leave you with the following: " Be exc elle nt to each other, and party on dudes !" Top to bottom : Royce Mogensen, Michelle Suffling, Melanie Broun, Denise Goodwin, Nancy McCoy, Megan Spri nge, Scott Bell, Kerri Miller, Krystal Geier, Kelly Mars, Heath Wickman , Teal Peck, Michael Snooks, Jake Forsythe, Mr. Edwards, Jonathan Cordova, c Jason Keirns, and Jennifer Powell. Dickenson, Malick, and Greenberg Attorneys at Law �Newspaper to bottom : Ross Ford, Tim Cullens, Lori Putnam, Carolyne Cleveland, Shane hode, Justin Robinson, Eric Walters , Terri Jones, Saundra Choate, Diana Rhyno, nd Michele Jackson. Diversity defined the 1989-90 staff of the Through the Times nowspapor of Bayfield H'gh School. Thoy were all from different "cliques," but they pulled together for one common goal: the overall product. They learned a lot about meeting deadlines, writing unbiased stories, and newspaper nghts and respons bilities. Mistakes and all, it was a learn ng experience. The newspaper tried to print a variety of stones and to include more students. Stories ranged from entertainment type stories such as Ross's Ramblings and Heard In the Halls to informative stories such as the health education story and the data Is of next year's new schedule. The 1dea of the newspaper is to appeal to the students, while at the same time, inform the community of the happenings at the high school. Knowledge Bowl to bottom: Bart Demming, Jason McCracken, Shadow 1, Shadow 2, Scott Bell, eth Malone, B!az Har~is, N~chole Brown, Rachel Davenport, Dan Chamblee, Andy rown, Jason P1erce, Enc Re1d, Shadow 3, Denise Goodwin, Daniel Shirley, Jonathan unt. A different type of competition is found in Knowledge Bowl. Armed only with quick wit and a little smarts, these folks battle for the glory of B.H.S. A mix of seasoned verterns and green freshmen formed this year's team, and they performed admirably well is battle. With sponsor, Mr. Marty, they spent long hours practicing and refreshing their skills. All of this work paid off when they finished 31st out of 60 in competition with schools form all over the state. Keep watching and someday you might be able to catch one of these warriors on Jeopardy or Wheel of Fortune going for the really big one. The Durango Diner 957 Main Ave. Durango· 247-9889 �Student Council of 1989-90 Every serious student council officer has an image of ther ultimate team. It is much more than the means of making decisions for the student body, but a feeling of importance and power. There is exhilerating sense of running things, untamed by the rules of the school. The Student Council this year consisted of Jason Keirns, President; Jesse Kuntz , Vice President; Michelle Suffling, Secretary; and Andy Brown, Treasurer. Together they conquered the task of Homecoming. They all also attended a Student Council Retreat with many other schools to learn about leadership and drug and alcohol abuse from their guest speaker Rick Miller, a former drug user.Morning announcements were always an eye-opener with the group, too. Mrs. Mericle, the new leader, summed up the Student Council by saying, "What a group! Don't quote me on that!" Student Body Officers Noxt .years act ivities will be led by the follow1ng new student body oHicers: Andy Brown, Jonathan Hunt, Andrea Salazar ' Staci Magill. Durango' Full Service \W~ftiitit#J B ank Michelle Suffling, Secretary; Jesse Kuntz, Vice President; Andy Brown, Treasu Jason Keirns, President. �Junior Officers Senior Officers Top to Bottom: Saundra Choate, Katrina Morrison, Teal Peck, Clockwise: Kelly Mars, Ray Powell, Kerri Miller, Tanya Baxter. Hunt. onathan Sophomore Officers Freshman Officers I Kenny Johns, Andrea Salazer, Ryan Farmer, Jennifer Kirk. Rhyme and Reason !4 Town Plaza & Cory Gosney, Jennifer Brown, Seth Conner. Kentuck Fried Chicken Main Ave., Dgo. 85 �Qill~&a~a~&~®m ~@ ~l]J~ ~~ffi ~®~§ Another year 9oes passinq by Another Prom. is here To som.e this brinqs a joyous sm.Ue To others, brinqs a tear. :For four years you. have tread a path :From. dawn to settinq sun :But now the path 9ets steeper Atui the c[.i,mb has just b~u.n. We're very 9l:ad. to ~now you. We 'a m.iss you. when you've 9one Atui to the cLass of '9 0 We ded,i,cate our Prom.. - The Juniors Mr. Kimball helps the prom comm ittee blow up balloons the smart way. �7{.appin' 1fappenin' Went to a maf{ in tfu city; :founcl a prom clre.s.s tfuu {oo~clreaffy pretty; Spent alitnlj money, fqum( a fumey; J!ncl off to tfu jungf• Gil w•nt. 1\afn. staru, tmclgfans; Out to dtnmr fJJitft no cares. On to tfu Iron 1fors1, ffUt at tfu clcor; To{cf sign that sfuet or ignore/ Sat clown tmcl cl1atterecl, scatt•ntf offor foorl; Won't you d'anu wUfa ffU?--f;•t clcwn tmtf 6oogie, strut your stuff; 'Use your thm wisefy. for tfun isn't enqugfal Tfu nigfst can't encl. just arouml tfu {,encl, is tfte after prom party. f;o for it, ma~ your own ftm; Wliateveryou tficl. tftis niglitwas #1. Top: Stacy Magill lookes at Ross Ford with starry eyes. Bottom left: Vince Taylor with all the trimmings. Bottom right: "Yes sir, I d id make it to prom safely," salutes Walker Taylor. 87 �~4 - , .. -~ Top left: Another dance gone by for Tim Johnson and Heather Schmitzer. Top center: Andy Brown and Jonathan Hunt await Sleeping Beauty. Middle right: Getting down on the dance floor are Teal Peck and Jaaron Mankins. Bottom left: Larry Sower and Jodi Jenkins relax with the crowd. 88 Flower Palace 2501 Main Ave. Durango 259-0033 �, The t ro n 1-lorse t nn, Saturday evenirnJ A.pril, 28, 1990 Comments : Middle left: Jonathan Cordova and Lisa Kilbank put some thrill into a slow dance. Whylie Butler and Bottom center: Megan Springe prove that opposites attract. Above: It is time for a fun discussion for Royce Mogensen and Michelle Suffling. Right: Melissa Baxter and Mandy Miller are not letting it rain on their parade. Bayfield Glass and The Hair Connection "Give us the break!" 89 �·:. ,. . : :· ~ ,.;: ::· ,•: I I 90 ;., .: :-:. } . I Jonathan Corcfova 11as 6een sefectecf 6y tl1e stucfent 6ocfy as tl1e mafe stucfent wl1o most e](l1i6its tl1e "Spirit of tl1e Wofverine." Jonathan 11as 6een inoofvecf in atMetics tl1rouel1out l1iel1 scl1oof. J(e was a team feacfer in foot6aff ancf wrestfine. J(e f:._nows no straneers ancf is juff of fife. Jfis speciaf a6ifity to maf:..e others faue/1 ancf determination to try anytl1ine once 11aoe createcf many speciaf memories. Jonathan's unique way ofoiewine fife wiff taf:..e l1im far. �I I Creatioe a11d witty. friendfy a11d fioefy. Mifcan J (awl( represents tlie student 6ody at 1JJ (S ;, n positive way. Tlie nrfmirntiou aud n.<pHt of ner jef(ow peers Is eoldent In tfte many honors and specla( recoenltlon tftey ftcwe 6estowed upon fter tftis !}tar. !IITJO(ved ill atMetlcs and other activUles, sl1e stiff tal;,.s time to 6efiiend otliers. ll{( at 1JJ(S nntJe 6enefitted from ner spirit, UIIIIJIItlleSS, aud Kjuduess. J (er free spirit is, !1owever, 11er stronee.st trait andsometniue we can af( admire and feam from. 91 �·:·:·:·:·:· 92 If any stucfent has 6eeun to rea(ize his or her own potentia{. that stucfent is Tea('Pecf:., .?1s va(ecfictorian of the dass of 1990 at 1JJfS, Tea( has malntalnecf a 4.0 eracfe point averaee Whl(e 6eine invo(vecf in many activities. .?1s a four year cfleerfeacfer, Tea( (eacf the squacf as a senior. Sfle has e~cef(ecf in many areas. She has won acacfemic awardS too numerous to mention, flas 6een part of stucfent eovernment, has 6een invo(vecf in J1J~ ancf the Science jair at the state (eve[. ancf she was the 1J'J(S Year6oof:..'.Eclitor-in-Chief her senior year. THe inj{uence of Tea( has 6een sure(y fdt at 1JJ{S anawi(( 6e sore(y miss eel. �~alutatot iau ·:·:·:· ~@~~ U§®l~1 I ~=======:::==: Quiet strenatn ancf tn~e arace e'l(empfifiJ manyareat feaclers. 'l(ptrina :Morrison em6oclies tnese dements. 'I(ptrina !las quiet{y macle an impact on a{{ wno K.ftow ner. !tWofvecf in many aspects of scnoof fife. 'I(ptrina !las e'l(ceffecf at every tiline tnrouan narc! worf;.. 'I(ptrina's strenatlls snoufcf nefp ner tnrouan ller fife ancl assist ner in reacnina ller a oafs. 'I(ptrina encouraaes otllers to seeK_ wort fly ancl aclmira6fe a oafs ancf traits. too. 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I II Ill§ 12 �1989-90 Bayfield Wolverine Staff Teal Peck Lisa Kilbank Krystal Geier Kerri Miller Kelly Mars Michelle Suffling Royce Mogensen Jennifer Powell Jason Keirns Jonathan Cordova Scott Bell Nancy McCoy Heath Wickman Melanie Broun Megan Springe Michael Snooks Kyle Beebe Jake Forsythe Denise Goodwin Editor-In-Chief Assistant Editor Layout Editor Copy Editor Activities Editor Staff Staff Staff Head Photographer Head Photographer Photo Staff Photo Staff Photo Staff Business Head Business Head Sales Person Extrodinaire Sales Person Staff Advisor's Assistant Rick Edwards Advisor Printed and Published by: Josten's-Randy Schade-Representative Cover designed and painted by Rick Edwards A special thanks to my wife and my family: Dianne (I Love You) , Rachel, Sarah, Anna, Daniel, Megan, and brand new Marah. Without your love and understanding, I would not have the desire or motivation to carry on. Thanks to Randy Schade and Jostens, to Mr. Wayne Smith and the rest of the B.H.S. staff and faculty, to the Bayfield Board of Education, and the Administration. Your patience is appreciated. Thanks to all of the fine merchant and businesses in Bayfield, Durango, and Ignacio. Without their financial support through advertising, this book would not have been possible. 100 �������----- -- �� 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/. 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