https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/6857cc8f87e46d81b8e8516b5872ef93.pdf a1318fd4c6028e2d662a5bc05af2f8de PDF Text Text ITS' WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS ����------- - ---- -- ---- ---- -- - - - - - - Table of Contents Seniors Page Classes Page 20 4 Academics Page 36 The Wolverine 1991 - 1992 Bayfield High School 615 East Oak Drive Bayfield, Colorado 81122 Sports Page 46 Honors Page 92 -- - ---- - - -- �JusT A QuicK LooK --- · - - · - - - - - -~=- ITN§llJD)IE �ITS' WHAT'S INSIDE THAT COUNTS �,-------------------------l I m1111N ~IHiroli w 1f m1E cmN® JMicmm~ liiiM®I L _________________________ J Say What? "I am glad I moved here because I was able to play sports. I think sports have made school much more enjoyable." Chris Rohrer, top left "I think the mo t fun I have at chool is durring lunch, I love people watch ing, it's like a zoo." Heidi Gonznlez, top right "Being a senior is outrageously fun! It's cool knowing that it's you last year in high school." justin Tnlbot, middle "My senior year was my best year and I really like the senior class. I also enjoy going to a small sch.Jol." Comyford, bottom ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- --- - -~- MeDon aids of Durango 201 W 6th Avenue 247-2446 ----------- --- - - - - - - - - -- --- - - �•• "I'm glad I moved here becau e of the nice people." hawn mitlz, top left "You learn that you don't always get what you want , but high school turns out great when you finally reach the top!" Janice Wright,top right "I'm glad I got the opportunity to be educated in a small school. I feel it's more of a benefit than a strike against me. As for my class, well ..." Brett Demming, left "My senior year turned out to be okay. I can't wait to get out of here, even though I'll probably get homesick and miss some of the people." Nina Atencio, middle left "My favorite class is American Government because I can catch up on lost sleep!" Clint Holland, Middle right ••••••• • ~· • • o=·• • •• ~· tiS • • & ..c:. • • • • §~ • • • • § •• • • & • • QJ~ •• · .::: • •••• ••••••• ~ =· -· "It's been a fun year and I like everybody!" Tara Amon, bottom ~ - .·-~ • •.-4 . ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student Center. u1Je-e IT'S A GOOD TIME FOR THE GREAT TASTE - - - - ------ -- ------- �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 it will be the front page of Time To say good-bye to the which displays their story. graduating class of 1992 is to bid Whichever case, the class of farewell to an array of great 1992 is going to be well-known memories and super people. by all, their success being As they enter the world outside something to talk about later. of Bayfield, Colorado, they will We can remember the good old be faced with the ever-changing days at Bayfield High School. pace of a fast-developing The famous ones might be your society. Without doubt, each good friends now or maybe the .and every one will face this girl you admired for so long. new world with an instinct to Let them leave with us all conquer. The names you see knowing how successful they below their pictures will all be with a little throughout these pages will determination. All the luck in later be seen on the office doors the world ... of attorneys to scientists to engineers to educators. Perhaps Tara Amon Nina Atencio Jess Beaver Jim Beaver Nicole Browne Jerry Comyford ro1Jro1\ro1 This page sponsored by §ce\n IFiillilce IF&lbri«: ~ Crr&iffr~ llllil«:o �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Deanna Cundiff Rachel Davenport Brett Deming Kenny Detamore Melissa Garner Heidi Gonzalez W ay/on Grimes Becky Hackler Jennifer Hackler 800 South Camino del Rio Durang o, CO 259-4557 iro1\l'o1 �Waylo11 Grimes hopes hiding under his work might save him. Walker Taylor checks his supplies as he heads into class. jim Beaver huddles over his senior assignments. Jamie Nickell decides cleaning her nails looks more interesting than work. Engrossed iu a paiuti1zg project, Jennifer Hackler adds her own touch. 800 S. Camino del Rio 247-3536 In the Durango Mall �§~IID.ll®lf~ §~il IBlll~Ih ((;®cnll~ It takes a good head to keep on top of the school work one is presented with when he is a senior. Although it is tough to keep up sometimes, with a little dedication, many seniors managed to keep their names among those on the honor roll. Colleges have a sharp eye out for those students who have a knack for academics, and the graduating class will be sure to impress even the most prestigious of educators. IHI (Q) m:ru. ~ ~1t ~ al <dl ~ ~ ~ 1t al1111 Ir al IID 1t 695 Buck Hwy 884-9055 Bayfield, Co 81122 Serving the people of the Pine River Valley with down home cookin' 9 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Shawn Hendricks Clint Holland Lisa Huffman Christina Ki /bank Juliet Kirk '-f...~ This page sponsored by Dirk W. Nelson, Attorney at Law �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Stacey Lancaster Lorie Larkin Tony Lora Dominick Martinez In the Pine River Plaza, Bayfield Erik Marty .. 884-9561 . .~.f.f! Jf~ �Shawn Hendricks and Jerry Comyford proudly display their jerseys as with Amanda Miller and her school colors. Nina A tendo helps her squad with a avwd-pleasmg skit The majority of us believe Erik Marty has made one too many hard-hitting tackles. Lisa Huffman has been a hard- working and hustling basketball player for four years. Alex Northrop prepares for another intense practice with Coach Prior. IR.ufe's Komac Paint Company 12 247-5267 #38 Town Plaza Durango, Co 81301 �Hard work and determination put these senior athletes at the top of the pack. To compete, one must keep a good academic record and a reputation of a quality attitude towards both sports and school and also the coaches and teachers who lead them. Be sure that you will find these characteristics in all of these excellent senior players. 247-4823 ffi.~&~©ilil #14 Town Plaza Durango, Co 81301 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - ' Shawn Matney Amanda Miller Gretchen Norris Alex Northrop Mariann Rhyno Chris Rohrer Andrea Salazar mmmE This page sponsored by Target Rental ,., Open Mon.-Sat. 8-5 �- SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - SENIORS 1992 - Shawn Smith Justin Talbot Travis Taylor Walker Taylor Tamara Teller Carli Wheat Charlie Wilson Janice Wright Christine Zoltec 1205 Camino del Rio, Durango 247-0161 �oming Home to What?! "-lllllllllllfii~ Bonfires, Bullies, and B.B.Guns According to the local burger stand, it was a few "bad eggs." Some of you might know what we are talking about; others have just had to live with the fact that Homecoming 1991 was cancelled. The week started off great with five dress-up days, people preparing for the bonfire, and the water towers getting painted a different number every other night. Spirit was high for the games on Saturday, and everyone's faces were painted on Friday in honor of the Wolverines. The night before, it is said that things got a little out of hand. Friday sent the Student Council into the classes of BHS with the news that the festivities were off. Have we learned any lessons? Well, let's just say that we don't have another homecoming for this year's senior class, but with all of the smarts we've gained this year, let's leave the B. B. guns and bats at home come next September's celebration. King and Queen Alex Northrop and Amanda Miller Graphic Design - Banners - Magnetics - Etched Glass Sandblasted - Silk-Screen - Custom Handlettered Signs 7th and Camino Del Rio - Durango �Sht's tvtn suptr fritndly to othtr schools! Mrs . Drakt hugs a CLnttr Viking btfort tht big gamts . ]tnnifrr Hackltr and Christint Zoltte takt a walk on tht wi/4 •u,tst" sidt. Homtcoming Royalty candidatts: Altx Northrop, Amanda Milltr, Dominick Martinez, Nina Attncio, justin Talbot, Lorit Larkin. Thto KJJngsot brought us a frw ntw idtas on fortign drtss during "Sn>itch Day. • Btfort tht taeU'S of tht canalled {tstlvitits was htard, tvtryont camt armtd toith a ltthal dost of spirit. 747 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado (303) 259-5777 ~ Sundance Indian Jewelry N ~WI \W ~~~ CGr@llll~ITll®~ �Amanda Mrller takes control and usts a little finesse of her ou'?J to OVf!rpott~r the oppontnJ. Tht Cmter Vikings are more than once shaken by the potoufu/ save of Mrchal McNeU'. 3 . • • 2 ... 1 . • • BLAST OFF! Full of excitment and anticipation, the Lady Wolverines blasted onto the court and left the gym to tremble and shake in their path. The Vikings could not have been prepared for the power and intensity that was unleashed during the 15-6 15-1 victory. An injured Jennifer Powell comments, "It was sad watching my team play, but they did good, and I am glad they won." STOP Coach Hott confirmed that the win brought the team to a 8-5 record, and that Mandi Miller led the Wolverines to a victory. The cheerleaders were alive on that Saturday morning, keeping the adrenalin pumping in the veins of the players. Janice Wright tells us, "I think our positive attitudes helped us win the game and have fun." The spirit squad keeps the fans as well as the players motivated for a victory. • Big Cheese Piz za Wink's TV 377 S. Camino del Rio Durango, Co 81301 385-4101 3063 Main Avenue Durango, Co 81301 247-1594 �1t 's all a matter of touch·· ]us tin Talbot htlps carry the ball clostr to a victory for the Wolverines . It's a Beautiful Day for a Football Game ... Every one left the Homecoming game with one side of his face a little pinker than the other, but who wants to miss the Bayfield Bad Boys chalk up another victory? Going into the game with a perfect record of 3-0, the team was fired up and ready to come out on top. And that they did. Helping lead the Wolverines to a 26-12 win over the Center Vikings was senior Walker Taylor with one touchdown run, freshman Joey Serrano with two touchdown runs and a two point conversion play, and senior Dominick Martinez with the final touchdown of the game. And how could this team survive without the spirit of the cheerleaders cheering and chanting from the sidelines? It didn't take much to keep the crowd excited over the game, but we'd all be like a fish out of water without their support. Congratulations to both for helping save a little bit of Homecoming 1991--we all know we needed a little picker-upper after the big cancellation! Unity and sportsmanshtp set the Wolverines apart from the crowd. Walker Taylor's final stride reaches the endzone for one of the Homecoming touchdowns. Tammie Upshaw and Kara Anderson aid in another unleashing of Wolverine spirit. Riv~1n1iew Tlr<atctolr Comp<atmlf 24245 High way 160 E Durango, CO 81301 259-2240 Sherwin- W illiams 3000 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 247-4800 �Feelings of anticipation, along with anxiety, filled the minds of the 1992 juniors. This year was exciting, full of danger (for some of us), and an awesome introduction to authority! Who would believe that we would make it this far? Certainly not the teachers or even ourselves. It can most definitely be said that competition and pride are traits that are deeply engrained in this class. Especially academically and sport wise. As Nancy McCoy put it, "I think our class is full of talent and enthusiasm." This is the baddest class Bayfield will ever see, and they have one more year to prove it again. This group is now ready to be listened to. Anderson, Angie Basset, Cade Baxstrorn, Ashley Baxter, Melissa Brandon, Chris Broun, Melanie Durango's Full Service Bank ~ MEMBER F.D.I.C. 1.:J EQUAL HOUSING LENDER To p: Nancy M cCoy rejoices as she figures out how to eject her disk. Middle: M egan Fra ncis wakes up one day and realizes that she is not in Phoenix anymore. Bottom : Tad Wilm er calmly plan s his f uture in th e coun selors office. �Brown, Jennifer Bruhn, Shelly Cleveland, Jennifer Coey, Jeremiah Conner, Seth Corbella, Paloma Egger, Jason Finch, Linda Francis, Megan Frye, Kelly Goodwin, Denise Gosney, Cory Harris, Benjamin Helmer, Justin Hudson, Jason Jenkins, Jodi Kihn, Rachel Kongsoe, Theo PO BOXL 259 W. 9t!J Street (JOJ) 247-3020 DurangoJ Colorado Top: Mellissa reminisces about the good ol' days of free snacks, recess, and naptime. Bottom: Rachel and Jennifer take a break to enjoy the late summer sun. 8/J0/-2910 �Lora, Cameron Malone, Seth McCoy, Nancy McGuire, Keith McNew, Michal Miller, Lisa Morrison, Steve Nelson, Tylor O 'Briant, Ranae Parsons, Danny ) / Fred Raish butters up Jodi Jenkins for an assignment. Petersen, Natalie Popely, Eric Potter, Ben Powell, Jennifer Raish, Fred Schulder, Melinda Sower, Ryan Springe, Megan Swanson, Nathan Upshaw, Tammie Westerfield, Daylen Williamson, Matt '\) 1:H£ .( ~ ~ 111111 -Photographic Studio- % 'J). 303/247-8626 643Y2 Main Avenue Durango, CO 81301 Ryan Sower catches some Z 's that he missed the night before. �Wilmer, Tadd Wilson, Sherry Wyrick, Carrie Wyrick, Casey Zenger, David Zink, Mike Bel ON: The two remaining "Three Ami gas." Top: The juniors display another feeble attempt for ihe spirit stick. Bottom: Leave it to Jennifer Cleveland to amuse and amaze the hall crowds with her originality. �/ SOPHOMORES ... ... out of control The class of 1994 is definatley one of the most colorful groups to enchant Bayfield High School in many years. Some may classify them as wretched little monsters, but what do those substitute teachers know about the true selves behind the vivacious class anyway? "We are the class of star basketball players, excellent drivers and devious con-artists," boast Kristina Cordova and Rebecca Kahlil. It is O.K. to be a little bit out of control. BHS needs somebody to animate the halls and keep the teachers on their toes. Allen, Brooks Anderson, Kara Bateman, Jackie Broun, Will Cloudt, Christian Cordova, Kristina Cusick, Tasha Dugger, Mack Folks, Mario Forsythe, Jason RIBD JEARN L UMIB3IBR 259-0340 600 Sawmill Road �Fritz, Alma Jean Fritz, Karl Grimes, Bobbie Hately, Gena Hendrix, Aaron Hetler, Tad Hoback, Brad Jack, Derrick Kahlil, Rebecca Kedrowski, Philip Kinsey, Ron Above: Will Broun can't believe the amount of homework that was assigned. Left: Dylan Longfellow and Anna Lasater show that friends always stick together. ' ........... . ..... ~ BRENNAN OIL MAIN OFFICE Box 1068 ORDER DESK DURANGO, COLORADO 81 301 TEXACO SERVING YOUR PETROLEUM (303) 247-3054 NEEDS 25 �Lasater, Anna Linfesty, Ron Longfellow, Dylan Lott, Melissa Lujan, Jason Martin, Jonah Matney, Michael Newhall, Fred Ooten, Paul Peake, Scott Phelps, Danita Phelps, Dion Popely, Nichole Roe, Andy Above: Ezra Siffert is amazed at what his computer can do when Mrs. Haga's back is turned. Right: Aron Hendrix, Rebecca Kahlil, and Kristina Cordova use break time to compare answers. Winner's Choice Vitamins ~ .......__ ~ Farmers Supply Mill . 696 Sawm1ll Rd . Con Kemple, Manager 303-24 7-1780 26 P.O . Box 1726 Durango, CO 81301 �Rule, Kent Rustman, Jenny Siffert, Ezra Snively, Marty Suffling, Miles Suprenant, Blake Walker, Rd:>ert Whitmore, Patrid VVi ckman, Kim VVi lli amscrt, Mike Wilmer, ern nne Wilmer, Jas<n Middle of page Kara Anderson is reluctant to learn abaJt snapping pictures. Left: Miles Suffling lcnks at the people of years past �---;-:-:-:-. ~: / This year's freslunen may have taken a lot of flak from the upper-classmen, but they weren't bothered by the many comments. They still went out for sports and clubs offered at BHS. Each who tried, enjoyed what he was doing. The freslunen were not only successful in clubs and sports, but in making good grades throughout the year and contributing to each of their classes in a unique way. Their teachers were all proud of their efforts. As the new kids at BHS, the freshmen still kept their lively attitudes gained at BMS. Mrs. Mericle agreed, "Freshmen are energetic, enthusiastic, unpredictable, fresh (interpret for yourself), fun, and fantastic. · And they stayed this way throughout the year by helping to add to the one of a kind spirit at BHS. The start of the year didn't come easy for the freshmen. They had to get used to the 4-period day and the 15 minute breaks in between classes. Most of the freslunen thought that it was easier than the old 7period day. "It is a lot easier to get good grades because you don't have homework in seven classes, • said Cody Abernathy. They also enjoyed the pep rallies, because there were no pep rallies at the mid school. At first they had no idea what was going on, but caught on quickly and learned how to spell F-R-E-5-H-M-E-N. Over all it was a good year for the freslunen. Top Right: Kayle McCormick thinks of days long ago when he was at the top of the totem pole. Mid right: Kristina Morrison is disgusted with the color her paiut mixing produced. Bottom right: Mr. Dugger's lessons entice a group of freshmen . Opp right: Joey Serrano tests his computer skills while no one is looking. Opp Middle: Mellissa Longfellow is tickled pink. Opp left: Wes Hickman has no idea where or who he is. �Abernathy, Cody Alexander, David Anderson, Michael Beck, Kali Blatnick, Katy Brandon, Marc Brown, Steve Burrows, Whitney ('h;:a,..,hln., Micah Da, Royale Dyer, Jessie No Photo Available Finch, Glenda Finch, Mike Forsythe, Jenny Fritz, Luiza Gerlach, Jason Gomez, Nita Gosney, Rayburn Helmer, Adrienne Hickman, Wes Holmes, Carl Hubertes, Crystal Hunt, Ryan #8 Town Plaza * P.O. Box 2099 Durango, CO 81301 303/247-0660 �Jack, James Kremer, Doug Larimore, Richard Longfellow, Amy Longfellow, Melissa Lorenzini, Kerrie Ludwig, Makesha Macklin, Justin Mansell, Denise McClure, Jeff McCormick, Cayle Merrill, Elizabeth Miller, Wendy Morelli, Patrick Morrison, Kristina Murphy, Jennifer Murphy, Suzanne Natzke, Leigha Neil, Christina Powell, Ryan Durango Mall • 800 S. Camino del Rio Durango, Colorado 81301 • 303/247-1255 [RIA]~~ [L ~ [N] (Q) ~ [R!A]£[N] 30 ~©~ ~liD~~ KARMA MARLATT, Owner �Rhyne, Cheryl Richardson, Dustin Roe, Audrey Rohde, Chris Schulder, Shaw Serrano, Joey Surprenant, Evan Taylor, Bucky Teller, Teara Tuttrow, Jennifer Walters, Melissa Wilmer, Corbin Wilmer, Jenny Wilson, Matt Wise, Nikki Middle Left: Evan Suprenant claims this innocent look. Left: Ryan Powell flaunts his fashion at BHS. Above middle: Steve Brown finds school hilarious. Above right: Kali Beck is affected abnormally by the first year at BHS. Opp. left: Marc Brandon is wrapped up in freshman studies. Opp. middleU: orbin Wilmer knows what's up in the world of high school. Opp. right: Jarrett Cook races to the office for HELP! --------------------------GOOD DURANGO TIRE CO. 247-1311 67 SUTTLE DR. DURANGO (BODO IND. PARK) £(U)lf(Q) 0 U~lUJ~~ 0 [F£~!Naj ~ U~£~[L~~ -------------------------------~ �dedication .••• Through the laughter and tears, the faculty and staff at B.H.S. is not only dedicated to their jobs, but also to the school. Our faculty and staff, although they push us to get everything done on time, is a very caring group of people. No matter what is going on within the student body, some part of the faculty or staff has been there to support the students. All they have done for the students, wether it's helping them prepare for college or getting ready to enter the armed forces, somehow they have been able to remain sane, and barely keep the building standing up-right. Even through the changes that have taken place in B.H.S.,everyone seems to pull together and work as a team, and without the great staff that we have, at times that would be pretty hard. Peggy Beckler Carol Blatnick Jerry Brush Theresa Cashio Ginger Conner Wayne Dugger Rick Edwards Denise Haga Left: .M: .ROff!PVand .Ms Blatn&- dJaX whoha5 h!alnaughtycrnire .Ab::Jw? .Ms C::lshiola:Xsnr.reerdttrito •Jd.ss the pt(' than it thepgis togd a littlesnrxx:h �our teachers Jon Keirns Sharon Kimball Vernon Kimball Robert Mann Ed Marty Sandra Mericle Forrest Prior Mike Roggero Tcp Ab: Daxe_pdsa!ill7/eineveycnesd:Jy. Jhe SlD7 br:Hts cbYn a~ Ms. Hagas ci1tfry faa: Farltft: M: ..M:JrlygJ7lh5fhed::crt:nlhewayaJt .lett: .M: ~snidus at howfunny YQUJaX, Tight.M: D? ~ GARDENSWARTZ 247-2660 1 CHECK OUR LOW PRJ ES AT 863 MAIN AVE., DURA GO 33 �in the office Vicki Drake Wayne Smith our administration Edward Schelhaas Marsha Patrick our of b oard ·n - educatto Fran Evans Faye Mcintyre Thanas Hcrta1 Ronald Dunavant, President Dan Ford, Vice President Katherine Phelps, Treasurer Donnalee Baxstrom, Director Ken Beck, Director 34 �Rod Richardson, Food Service Diector Servers: Devita Jackson Brenda Davis Charlene Sutherlin Tim Walter, Maintence Director Bert Roberts, Grounds Keeper Larry Walters, High School Custodian Bruce Miller, Activities Custodian Denny•s ct Durango 666 SaJth Camino del Rio Durango, CO 81301 247-1512 our menumakers �ACADEMICS: MORE THAN JUST A DREAM Once upon a time, there was a small 2A school with 199 students. In this school the academics soared to new heights with advanced classes such as: college prep. English, calculus, trigonometry, chemistry, and physics. In this school the 4-period day was in effect, and the students were getting the best grades they had gotten in years. The many elective courses available kept the interest high. The highly challenging courses and the great fun made the students want to learn. This made the spirit high, and Bayfield High School the best that it could be in the memories and the dreams of everybody in the school. All of the students went on to wonderful colleges and lived happily ever after. Top right: Cory Gosney ponaers over his lessons. Mid right: Fred Raish spreads out for some intense studying. Bottom right: Justin Macklin squeezes in a little extra work. Table of Contents Student Council Class Officers 38 39 FBLA FHA 40 VICA Ne'NSpaper National Honors Society Knowledge Bowl Band Choir Play 42 42 43 43 41 44 44 45 �- Top left: Tearn Teller is unusually disorganized. Top right: Chris Rohrer and Andrea Salazar start reviewing together. Middle left: Jeff McLure gets bust at the screen. Middle: Blake Suprenant and Anna Lasater are engrossed in their studies. Mid right: Natalie Petersen does not know where to begin. Bottom left: Travis Taylor and Rachel Kihn are not just all play. r--------------~ I I ! 1 II SHARP OFFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 0 ''Everythin~A:or :h: ~~~~-: ~~VIfonment'' 1129 Man Avenue Durango. CO 81301 t303 2C-. 323 6 2012 Hutton Road Farmmgton, NM 87401 (505, 325-2323 I I I ~~ I ----------------1 �S tudent Student Council started off the year attending a student council retreat held at a guest ranch in Mancos. There, they successfully put on concessions for the district volleyball tournament. One of the main accomplishments was getting the rule concerning shorts changed. It began with shorts only being permitted in September and May, but the rule was changed; we are now permitted to wear shorts year round. There was also a retreat held at the high school for the class and student council officers. Here, everyone discussed their jobs and got to know everyone else. Ice breaking activities helped everyone get comfortable, and then each person became familiar with his responsibilities towards the student council and the individual classes. The student council did get a lot accomplished. They made an effort to work with the student body, and should be proud of what they accomplished. Council Our Executive Student; Council (from left to right): Andrea Salazar, President; Christine Zoltek, Vice President; Rachel Daven ; Nicole Broun, Treasurer. -,., ! J JU.;.;..,. .., _•!'~~· '· - ~ "' r'; tl" . l ,. ~ £: r fl ! i3tU-~4 Mrs. Mericle, Advisor E LECTRIC Residential • Commercial • Industrial Sign Maintenance and Repair Aerial Bucket Truck Service 24 Hour Emergency Service John Phillips License No. 2253 Durango,Colorado 26345 Hwy 160 S. Phone: 259-3395 8 ......,,.., I '"'~ ~,~[AGJT '. '· IJ I ·1 A~ pI J ~ 5 Bt.'JKFTBALl 1 '==~1.::.9-=8. ~8.;;5;,._._ �({)) fficers Class •-------Seniors---------------Juniors~------- Sopholtlores~-----Freshltlen--- Nina Atendq Justin Talbot, Gretchen Ncrris Sta Lancaster Lisa Huffman ~~(/~~~~~ Natalie Petersen, Michal McNew, Melinda Schulder, Mel Iissa Baxter Ranae O'Briant Anna LcNer, Dian Phelps, Ccrinne VVil - ~ _mer. KaraAndersrn _ I I Ryan Hunt, Nita Ganez, Oteryl Rhyno, _ Wendy Miller _ I DlillllCID m1 ~© Mllill ~~ © C©mJPlCilml)Y �.........,...., •••<••·•· ........_ ......... -............... . ··"-···· .M:l~ B'!ll~~:n~~~ !l:tt .F..M1A If you are planning to be a tycoon, perhaps the next Ross Perot, FBLA will prepare you for that worthy cause. Advisor Denise Haga has taken FBLA a step foreward in preparing students at BHS to take a place in the business world. As tradition would have it, BHS did quite well in all phases of competition with all sizes of schools. This says a lot about our student body. Dedication, hard work and creativity all play an important roll in determining who will lead and who will follow. BHS leads. Mrs. Haga, Ad visor f ' XEROGRAPHies PLUS JOHN ZWI SLER DURANGO FARMINGTON DO Copy1ng Systems Facs1mile 1- · SALES : (303) 259-244 7 SERVICE: 1-800-822-2979 SUPPLIES: 1-800-822 -2200 835 East Second Ave Durango. CO 81301 0 ~ \ roo:mmm\~ �1991-92: An Electrifying Year For FHA Once again, Mrs. Blatnick led the Future Homemakers of America through another successful year. A large group of enthusiastic students kept busy throughout the 91-92 school year with fund raisers and tough competitions and another fabulous prom fashion show. Mrs. Blatnick also had the STAND program going on this year. It proved to be quite successful as well. BHS was filled with posters and signs of a friendly alternative to drugs and alcohol. Good job guys! Mrs. Blatnick, Advisor FHA MEMBERS...TOP PHOTO Back row, 1 to r: Amanda Miller, Bobbie Grimes, Travis Taylor, Tara Amon, Renae O'Briant, Sherry Wilson, Jerry Comyford, Rachel Davenport, Melanie Broun, Denise Mansell,Jenny Rustman, Katy Blatnick. Front row, 1 to r: Deanna Cundiff, Mellissa Lott, Wendy Miller, Corinne Wilmer, Cheryl Rhyno, Alex Northrop, Walker Taylor. 'S BRUCE SALES & SERVICES Appliances-Television-Video STAND MEMBERS ... BOTTOM PHOTO Back row, 1 to r: Cade Bassett, Lisa Huffman, Denise Mansell, Katy Blatnick, Jenny Rustman. Front row, 1 to r: Mariann Rhyno, Renae O'Briant, Mellissa Lott, Cheryl Rhyno. 802 C zunino Dl'l Riu Durangu, CO 8130-1 Pht H10: 259-3630 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Academic achievement is not enough to ensure your spot in National Honor Society. You must also be a good citizen and an all around good student. This year Mandi Miller, Lisa Miller, Cade Bassett, Michal McNew and Erik Marty joined this elite group. Each student applied after meeting the vigerous academic criteria and went through a tough screening process before being accepted, insuring that only the best are a part of NHS. Left to right: Andrea Salazar, Cade Bassett, Amanda Miller, Erik Marty, Lisa Miller, Shawn Smith. Not shown: Michal McNew and Nicole Browne. KNOWLEDGE BOWL Facts and figures may seem trivial to some, but to the BHS Knowledge Bowl team they are ammunition. Sponsor Ed Marty once again led the academic warriors in the battle against bigger foes. They emerged from the skirmish with their heads held high so they always made a great showing in competition. BHS has always been well represented by this valiant group. Left to right: Jason Hudson, Braz Harris, Chris Rohrer, Jenny Rustman, Seth Malone, Megan Francis, Andrea Salazar, icole Brown, Melissa Lott. Durango Herald 1275 Main Avenue * Durango, Colorado 81301 * 247-3504 Faithfully serving the Four-Comers area �The Predator THE oFFICIAL NEwsPAPER FoR BHs New faces looked in to every corner at BHS. A new look accompanied this new staff as the school newspaper underwent a facelift. Diligent reporting and persistent research made this one of the finest high school papers around. The Predator amused and informed us about every topic under the Colorado sun. A very successful year passed under the guidance of Carol Blatnick. Back row: Gretchen orris, Kelly Frye, Kristina Cordova, Rachel Davenport, Kara Anderson, Tara Amon. Middle row: Jennifer Pounds, Andrea Salazar, Corinne Wilmer, Jenny Rustman, Mariann Rhyno, Alma Jean Fritz. Front row: Chris Rohrer, Brett Demming, Andrew Rowe. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AME RICA It's not just hammers and nails anymore. Computers and other innovations are changing the face of the "old wood shop." With Mr. Mann looking on and offering expert advice, wonderful projects and new skills are being earned at BHS through· VICA. Back Row: Scott Peake, Kenny Detamore, Derrek Jack, Tadd Hetler, Steve Brown, Janah Martin, Dustin Richardson. Front row: Mack Dugger, Martin Snively, Patrick Whitmore, athan Swanson, Ryan Powell, Rick Larimore, Will Broun, Mr. Mann. County Mark et Lowest Food Prices in SW Colo., Complete Depts. in Grocery, Frozen Foods,Dairy, and Produce. USDA Choice Meats Only. Deli-Bakery. 305 S. Contino Del Rio, Durango 259-3747 43 �( ) This year the band and choir really " hit it off." The sweet sound of music both played and sung by the B.H.S. band & choir. The constant guidance of Mr. Trujillo for the band really helped them to sparkle & shine. The chi or, along with M r . Gleason, sang themselves to death trying to find their golden notes. Between the band and the chior, the sound of music filled the halls. They all deserve a pat on the back, they all did a swell job! Rick Larimore Angie Anderson Michael Anderson Gretchen Norris BAND Carl Holmes Makesha Ludwig Mack Dugger Denise Mansell Katy Blatnick Shaw Schulder 44 Jennifer Pounds Kim Wickman Heidi Gonzalez Angie Anderson Tara Amon Teara Teller c h 0 i r DURAi\JGO Ed McMillan NAT!~ B~ .... P. 0 . Drawer G Durango, Colo rado 81302 Chairman of the Board President 15 Bodo Drive 303/ 259-5500 FAX 303/259-5503 �On their way to BROADWAY? Andrea Salazar Cade Bassett Jim Beaver Brett Demming Lisa Huffman Erik Marty Jennifer Brown Melinda Schulder Shawn Smith Megan Springe Mekisha Ludwig Mariann Rhyno Rachel Davenport Mellissa Baxter Paul Ooten Jim Beaver Brett Demming Rachel Davenport Cade Bassett Megan Springe Mekisha Ludwig Kara Anderson Mellissa Baxter Gretchen Norris The Pink Panther _.!I.. .. .. Showdown at Rainbow Ranch City Markets of Durango 3130 Main Avenue & 6 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 1051 E 2nd Avenue Durango, CO 81301 Rakita Physical Therapy 45 �It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This!! Does it get any better than this? Football players, volleyball players, and fall cheerleaders didn't seem to think so. The volleyball girls with their new head coach made It real this year. The Wolverines had an excellent football tum this year and are expecting many more to come. And, last but not least, the fall cheerleaders kept spirits high and made their presence known. AJI three fall sports excelled in their field and made many a team aware of where they stood and that they had no intent of taking even a single step in the opposite direction. "It is always fun starting the year off with lots of spirit. It is a natural high listening to the home crowd cheer the teams on," Natalie Petersen reports as she looks back on an excellent junior year and a very successful season. All fall sports played hard and won big. The athletes and the crowds a.re ready and awaiting the winter and spring sports. They all seem to be on the edge of their seats. Maybe it does get better than this... 46 �1f&1B31LIE (Q)JF CC(Q)N1fiEN1f§ Volleyball pages 48-51 Football pages 52-55 Cheerleading pages 56-57 47 �'91 VOLLEYBALL ......... . The Lady Wolverine spikers did not crash and burn as almost everyone thought they would. This year, it seemed as though the team had a lot more to prove than ever before. With two new coaches came also a new beginning. The ladies pulled themselves together and played with more teamwork and dedication than ever before. Each players hardcore determination brought them to Regional competition where the trip to state that would make a storybook finish was torn away by the Meeker and Rangely teams. Seniors Lorie Larkin, Amanda Miller, and Janice Wright were proud of the accomplishments of the team and of key wins against Pagosa Springs and Ignacio. Add another unforgettable season to another unfogettable year. When it counts .... Aaxrding to the bcXlks... 2nd at Nathpark Tournament Paga;a Sp;ngs 15-10 15-11 Centauri 15-3 15-1 Omter 15-6 151 Paga;a Sp;ngs 15-8 16-14 Catez 6-15 16-14 15-9 Ddcres 9-15 13-15 15-1 Ignacio 18-16 18-16 Ddcres 15-2 15-4 Mancas 13-15 15-5 6-15 Dove Creek 15-7 15-12 Ost.ricls Nuda 4-15 15-13 15-9 Manca; Ddcres Manca; Mancas 2-15 6-15 15-12 9-15 10-15 15-7 10-15 15-13 2-15 15-11 10-15 6-15 15-9 11-15 Ki1Jicnals Meeker Manca; Rangely 15-12 15-6 11-15 �The Odds All of the hustling, power hitting, sweating, and pride shown by the Lady Wolverines this season is not easy to describe. In the photos on this page, each individual is doing their own part to make a dynamite team. 00 S. Camino del Rio. Durango, Colorado 81301 49 �VARSITY 1991 Back row L toR: Assistant Coach Chris Winters, Melinda Schulder, Jodi Jenkins, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Powell, Lisa Miller, Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly Hott Front row L toR: Lorie Larkin, Amanda Miller, Michal McNew, Janice Wright, Aaron Hendrix, Natalie Petersen INSIDE ....SENIORS LORIE LARKIN AMANDA MILLER JANICE WRIGHT �· The 1991 Junior Varsity . Lady Wolverines had their ups ' and downs throughout the season. Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen ,. made up the team. Teaching the girls to play together was a more important goal than actually . . winning. It was a great ·· preparation for the ones who will go on to play Varsity ball. Members of the J. V. team are as follows: Back row L to R: Assistant Coach Chris Winter, Leigha Natzke, Kali Beck, Jennifer Brown, Melinda Schulder, ::('. Nancy McCoy, Coach Beverly · Hott. Front row L toR: Christina .,., Morrison, Rachel Kihn, Kristina Cordova, Aaron Hendrix, Anna Lasater. TROY-8/L r~ SOUTlfWEST D rd9 NIH£WKJU.· . ~ KUBOTA • lNC. ti-oe ..__ ___. .t\\te1tt(\ ZETOR a(\n\e .t\,,o1' Gem Village - Bayfield, CO ~'{\\e 303-884-4101 Sales - Service - Parts - Rentals yellow bird laundry 637 e. colorado drive- bayfield , colorado phone 884-9738 Wn®fttil ~®ft®O 3537 Main Avenue-Durango, Colorado 51 �BAYFIELD BAD BOYS Front row left to right: Joey Serrano, Justin Talbot, Dion Phelps, Shawn Hendricks, Travis Taylor, Jeremiah Coey, Alex Northrop, Andy Roe, Paul Ooten, and Seth Conner. 2nd row: Jonah Martin, Walker Taylor, Tony Lora, Shawn Matney, Jarrett Cook, Patrick Whitmore, Dominic Martinez, Brad Hoback, Jason Gerlach, and Cameron Lora. 3rd row: Matt Wilson, Tylor Nelson. Tad Wilmer, Shaw Schulder, Jim Beaver, Erik Marty, Shawn Smith, David Zenger, Lance "Bucky" Taylo(, and Patrick Morelli. 4th row: Evan Surprenant, Chri Rohrer, Carl Holmes, Seth Malone, Cody Abernathy, Justin Macklin, Keith McGuire, Ryan Sower, Micah Chamblee, and Bra~: Harris. Top row: Melissa Longfellow, Ryan Hunt, Jerry Comyford, Coach Scott Johnson. Head Coach Jon Keirns, Coach Howard Gr , Coach Houston Green_ Theo Kongsoe, Denise Goodwin_ and Jennifer Cleveland. c_~OIC'~ ~ ~IJif(f,"~ 581 Colorado Drive ~ayfield, CO 81122 884-9339 �Jerry Comyford Shawn Hendricks Shawn Matney Jim Beaver Chris Rohrer Shawn Smith Eric Marty Tony Lora Travis T«iiylor Alex Northrop Dominick Martinez Justin Talbot ZWISLER BROTHERS· CONSTRUCTION INC. 679 TURNER DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 247 ,_ 5103 Walker Taylor �G Barefoot Carpet 450 W North Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9570 Rhyme & Reason 14 Town Plaza Durango, CO 81301 54 247-4823 �BHS Dontinates on the Field HONORS All Conference Dion Phelps Travis Taylor Tony Lora Erik Marty Shawn Smith Justin Talbot Alex Northrop Joey Serrano Seth Conner Lineman of the Year Erik Marty Providing Health Care for the Pine R1ver Valley .l'to �INSIDE EDITION SCRAPBOOK 92 �57 �w II JNf 1f JE JR Tammie Upshaw, Junior cc !HI JE JE JR JL JE A lDJ JE JR § La Plata Family Medicine COMPRENSIVE FAMILY MEDICINE 58 581 E. Colorado Drive, Bayfield, CO 81122 884-2900 �IIFALL CHEERLEADERS!! Kara Anderson, Heidi Gonzalez, Tammie Upshaw, Nina Atencio, Bobbie Grimes, Kelly Frye, Tasha Cusick, Corinne Wilmer. Rhyme & Reason 14 Town Plaza Durango 247-4823 ~--------------------------------------_ _- 5 9 �Winter Carnival 1992 Winter Carnival always seems to cheer people up when the winter blaaas are starting to get everyone down. This year, days like biker day, alien day, and nerd day gave us something to laugh about and made the halls of BHS a little more exciting. As usual the Winter Carnival games were held in the gym and this year we had a few new games, including pass the lifesaver on a toothpick, pop the balloon between your backs, and a tomato toss. In the end, the mighty junior class was victorious. Winter Carnival was a much needed and appreciated break. biker day Mr. Mann poses for a quick photo with his biker mamas! OUTA THKS WORLD UGGG!! Rachel Davenport, Nicole Browne, aud Mrs . Conner prove that there are nerds lurking iu the halls of BHS. Sherry Wilson shows us her veiw of a friendly alien. 60 Anna and Christiau are trying to pop a baloon between their backs in a feeble attempt to win the race �ROYALTY ------~-n_ ~_ ~ _A_~-~-~_@_®_ ®~_____) *- Christine Zoltec Walker Taylor JF~IE § IHIMIE N Seth Conner Dion Phelps Joey Serrano Michal McNew Kristina Cordova Jennifer Forsythe 61 �WOLVERINE TEAMS LEAVE A PATH OF DESTRUCTION he 1991-92 sports season proved that BHS is packed full of dedication, talent and pride. In every sport, goals were set, and they were reached with much skill and finesse. Each athlete was launched into a season of ups and downs and every person and team ended the season with outstanding victories TABLE OF CONTENTS however good or bad the end result was. Melissa Baxter said, "Sports are important because it keeps kids in school and gives students incentive to keep their grades up." Congratulations to all those athletes who participated this year and thanks for a lot of good entertainment and much needed excitement! Boy's Basketball pages 6~:t-67 Girl's Basketball pages 68-71 Wrestling pages 72-75 Track pages 76-79 Sports Honors pages 80-83 Scrapbook pages 84-85 BASIN REPRODUCTION/COPY CENTER full color copie * high speed xerox copie * report collating & bindery * enlargements * faxe 950 East 2nd Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 62 247- 5212 �ALAN B. SCHAFER, D.M.D., M.S.D. 3059 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 247-3291 �our boys show The boys' baslcelballleam of 1991 92 drew more than just a gym full of fans that followed them around the stale. lney were visited by radio broadcasters and journalists regularly, and the attention never slowed them down. But what was an the ruclcus about? It couldn't have been the sharp passes or game saving three's or-even the dunlc fests that brought the crowd to its feeL..could it? What else is there? With a winning record lilce theirs, this learn had it going, and they weren't going to stop. They cliclced, they were determined, and they saw nothing but a stale championship ahead Their season was quite the definition of success with three seniors, a junior, and a sophomore heading up the starting seconds. After a league championship and then blasting through districts, their goal seemed within grasp. The boys then traveled to Grand Junction and there met Northpark, the learn which, lilce no one else, found what it look to beat our boys. It was a disappointing loss. The cheers and shouts had to end short of the dream. Top right: Alex Northrop doesn't give a hoop about his fonn. Above left: justin Talbot's eyes give no clues to his passes. Above right: Ryan Sower helps the Wolverines lo victory. Below: It's anybody's ban in this game! �Depth and Determination Above: Mike Zink snags the crowds attention as well as a bucket for his team. Top left: Travis Taylor grabs a basket as his opponents look on. Middle left: Dian Phelps makes a statement by his starting as a sophomore. Bottom left: The Wolverines shake the defeated's hands and put another win under their belts. Gosney & Sons Construction 357 N Mountain View Drive Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9533 �JUNIOR VARSITY Back row, left to right: Jarrett Cook, Jason Macklin, Cody Abernathy, Jason Forsythe, Blake Suprenant, Coach Johnson. Front row left to right: Ezra Siffert, Jonah Martin, Dustin Richardson, Joey Serrano, Jason Hudson. �Varsity Leads The Way To Victory Back row left to right: Dion Phelps, Travis Taylor, Tadd Hetler, Robert Walker, Mike Zink, Walker Taylor. Front row, left to right: Coach Prior, Alex Northrop, Justin Talbot, Ryan Sower. Seniors Justin Talbot Walker Taylor Alex Northrop Travis Taylor 67 �Lady Wolverine Basketball l he Bavfield Ladv \\'o l erine<.. \\ e re led bv f ntr uutstan ding <.ll1 ior femall athkte.,. Ihe fighting Lady V\ ~.)lVl· rinl <. \\I ent 1 '1, _() for the <,eat,on. Bavfie ld came o u t \" 1t h a 3 r e a t s t ar t \\inning five straight game . In n1id <>eason they flll into "orne\\. hat ,Jf a t,J ump. After battling out of their t:;[wnp the girl let it shine \ ith big over \-1 a n cos i n t h e fir-;t round of di"trict<., ahmg Vv ith another big \\I in over Dove Creek to gain the District ~ title. he follo\'ving \veek at ( .. rand junction the ladies played an excellent ba l1 grune, but fell short and lost to Rangely 40~7. That loss kept the Lady Wolverine" fr01n going to state. \ \1" 1n s HOGANS 828 Main Avenue Durango (303)-247-0446 PREMIERE Pine River Plaza HOME 884-4285 THEATRE �SIMPLY THE IE3JE~1rn SCOREBOARD Team DEL NORTE MONTE VISTA SARGENT CORTEZ JUNIOR VARSITY FARMINGTON JUNIOR VARSITY NAVAJO PREP MANCOS PAGOSA DURANGO JUNIOR VARSITY IGNACIO DOVEDREEK PAGOSA DOLORES MANCOS NAVAJO PREP DOVE CREEK DOLORES IGNACIO MANCOS NUCLA DOVE CREEK RANGELY HONORS _Bayfield Opponent 65 55 53 49 52 50 50 50 47 48 49 26 41 40 67 44 30 43 34 63 41 40 54 40 40 52 40 All Regional 2nd Team: Amanda Miller Lisa Miller • Michal McNew All Regional Honorable Mention: Lorie Larkin All League 1st Team: Amanda Miller Lisa Miller All League 2nd Team: Michal MeN ew Lorie Larkin 37 30 69 44 47 40 39 47 41 54 54 37 40 62 33 43 36 BAYFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL 453 South Pine, Bayfield 884-2001 --------------------------------------------------------------69 �Seniors Carli Wheat Lisa Huffman Amanda Miller Lorie Larkin �v A R s I T y Back row, left to right: Coach Kimball, Jennifer Brown, Melinda Schulder, Jennifer Powell, Lisa Miller, Lisa Huffman, Amanda Miller, Renae O 'Briant. Front row, left to right: Carli Wheat, Michal McNew, Natalie Petersen, Lorie Larkin, Kristina Cordova, Aaron Hendrix. J u N I 0 R v A R s I T y Back row, left to right: Coach Hott, Nita Gomez, Kali Beck, Katy Blatnick, Jennifer Cleveland, Jennifer Forsythe, Leigha Natzke, Coach Kimball, Renae O'Briant. Front row, left to righi.: Luiza Fritz, Kristina Morrison, Royale Da, Anna Lasater, Kristina Cordova, Wendy Miller,Aaron Hendrix. 71 �There is no need to follow in the footsteps of a legend when you can make your own tracks. BHS had a tough one to follow in the legendary '91 squad. After a slow start, the grapplers got busy in the end and finished Regional runner-up and sent six wrestlers to state. Heart break kept one of the best wrestlers home from state. Erik Marty completed an impressive 14-straight 1st period pin streak before being put out for the season by illness. With Marty out, Theo Kongsoe took his place at heavyweight. The Danish exchange student had never wrestled before in his life, but he qualified for state. Jeremiah Coey came a short second short from the state finals as he had the state champ in a headlock when the time ran out. He went on to finish fifth and will return. Ignacio Shur Value P.O. Box 337 Ignacio, CO 81137 72 �WWF SCOREBOARD AND HONORS Bayfield Tournament Aztec Dual Four States Tournament Durango Dual Norwood Tournament Center Tournament Cortez Dual Ignacio Tournament Ridgeway Tournament League Tournament Regional Tournament Disqualified Win (39-36) 5th Place Win (42-24) 5th Place 6th Place Loss (16-42) 9th Place 3rd Place 2nd Place 2nd Place State Qualifiers: Ryan Hunt Jeremiah Coey Dominick Martinez Steve Morrison Shawn Smith Theo Kongsoe State Placer: Jeremiah Coey All Conference: Jeremiah Coey Outstanding Wrestler: Jeremiah Coey Texaco Mini Mart Durango, CO Gas and Snacks 73 �························•····························································································· Back row, 1 tor: Coach Edwards, Steve Brown, Bucky Taylor, Shawn Smith, Erik Marty, Tylor Nelson, Theo Kongsoe, Fred Raish, Coach Haan. Front row, 1 to r: Evan Supprenant, Patrick Morelli, David Zenger, Dominick Martinez, Ryan Powell, Steve Morrison, Micah Chamblee, Ryan Hunt. @$·%11·3·~ BAVFIELD CONOCO SMITTY Be NINA SMITH 303-884-96 1 7 62S BUCK HWY . BAYFIELD . CO 81 122 BAYFIELD LOCKER & PROCESSING PLANT 303-884-2620 54 E. MILL ST. �SENIORS AND COACHES LEAD THE WOLVERINES TO VICTORY Back: Shawn Smith, Erik Marty, Chris Rohrer Front: Dominick Martinez Rick Edwards Rick Hahn PO BOX 2707 25825 HWY 55C· 1 60 CONSTRUCTION BURNETT CO . 303· 247 ·:?, 72 DURANGO. COLORADO 81302 -----------------------------------------------------------------75 �ANOTHER RECORD SETTING SEASON FOR BHS TRACKSTERS. 1992 TRACK TEAM Brooks Allen Jeremiah Coey Jerry Comyford Shawn Hendrix Brad Hobak Carl Holmes Theo Kongsoe Jeff Ludwig Dom Martinez Shawn Matney Tyler Nelson Alex Northrop Dion Phelps Eric Popely Joey Serrano Justin Talbot Walker Taylor Robert Walker Kara Anderson Katy Blatnick Kristina Cordova Tasha Cusick Royale Da Luiza Fritz Kelly Frye Nita Gomez Jodi Jenkins Lorie Larkin Melissa Lott Lisa Miller Mandi Miller Wendy Miller Kristina Morrison Jennifer Powell Audrey Roe Andrea Salazar Corinne Wilmer 76 RECORDS 3200 meter relay Audrey Roe Lorie Larkin Melissa Lott Corinne Wilmer 10:46.53 High Jump Jennifer Powell 5'4" 1600 meter run Theo Kongsoe 4:56.02 High Jump Dion Phelps 6'2.25" 300 meter hurdles Justin Talbot 41.16 3200 meter relay 8:51.6 Dion Phelps Dominick Martinez Robert Walker Theo Kongsoe �1 ... . 77 �TEAM MEMBERS SHOW DEDICATION The 1992 track teams had a successful season, although they did not win as many track meets as last year. However the boys won the League meet for the fourth year in a row, and the Lady Wolverines won the meet for the fifth consecutive year. At the regional track meet, the girls placed 3rd and set a new school record in the 3200 meter relay. On the boys side, the Wolverines took 2nd behind West Grand, and received the Regional Runner-up plaque. The next weekend, the boys team had a dissapointing meet. The 800 meter relay team was disqualified, no one placed in the long jump, triple jump, and no one placed in the mile or two mile; however, Dion Phelps placed 4th in the high jump and Justin Talbot placed 5th in the 300 meter hurdles and set a new school record smashing Sam Hendrix's old one. On the girls side, both the 4-400 relay and the 4-800 relay placed 6th, along with Lorie Larkin's personal best for the season in the 400 meter which earned her a 5th place medal. �79 �the to the team..... San Juan League Champs District Runner-up Regional Qualifier to the player..... Amanda Miller--1st team All-Conference, Lisa Miller--2nd team All-Conference Jennifer Powell--2nd team All-Conference Lorie Larkin--All- onference HM and the winners are ..... to the team ..... League Runner-up to the player ..... Erik Marly--All-Conference Center, AllConference Def. Line, All-State Off. Line, San Juan League Lineman of the Year Alex Northrop--All-Conference Running Back Travis Taylor and Justin Talbot--All Conference Def. Backs Tony Lora--All-Conference Lineback Shawn Smith--All-Conference Off. Reciever 80 Red Inn Lion 259-6580 501 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 �our lady olverines ... to the team... League Runners-up District hampions Regional Qualifiers to the player... manda Miller--1st team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Lisa Miller--1st team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Michal McNew--2nd team All-League, 2nd team All-Regional Lorie Larkin--2nd team All-League, HM AllRegional to the pla)er... Mike Zink and Travis Taylor-- ! t team All-Conference, 1st team All-Regional Walker Taylor and Dion Phelps--2nd team All-Conference, 2nd team All-Regional Ju tin Talbot--2nd team AllConference to the team ... League Champion Di trict Champions Regional Qualifi let's play ball... OFFICE MACHINES • FURNITURE • SUPPLIES BUY. RENT. LEASE AUTHO~IZEO COMPUTER SUPPLIES & FURNITURE ~~~~~a Canon FACSIMILE MACHINES DEALER 247•4287 1•800•247•4287 OR 940 MAIN AVE. 81 �hit the mats, boy ... to the team ... 2nd place Regionals the player ... Dominick Marrinez ( 135)--Regional 4th, tate Qualifier Shawn Smirh (189)--Regional 3rd, State Qualtter Jeremwh Coey (125)--Regwnal Champ, tate 4th Sreve Morrison ( 130)--Regional 3rd, State Qualifier Theo Kong oe (HW)--Regional 4th, State Qualifier Ryan Hum (I 03)--State Qualifier • f ;. r ~,J~; 7-"':, ~-:. "' "/..._....~....,.,· .._~ . -~. v -- ~ - :::;,;..~ ' ........-· ~ .~..:--..;· !":::.-:-· ~ .. ... - ., ; I ""' ......_ .::- .VIDEO HENTALS ....__ ~Prclllicrc I lonu: Theatre 82 OX ·U 8 • .lHI -J PI E RIVEH I'LAZA IJA YFIELO. COLOHAOO 811 22 ·~ • Pll : JOJ/ 884-4285 TERRI & JERRY MONGER �Sports Honors Hustle Dedication Hard Work Persperation Insperation Attitude Teamwork Endurance Sportsmanship Fortitude Practice Application Talent Chuck Sanchez Student Athlete Award Amanda Miller, not only a sacred player on each team she participated with, but also among those on the honor roll. She has backed up her super high school sports career with an out -standing academic record OCALMOTION LICENSED MASTER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE and has something to be very proud of. She was a team leader in her four years of volleyball, basketball, and track whether it was on Junior Varsity or Varsity. Her qualities kept her well-balanced and focused in even the toughest situations. Not only could the coaches count on her to strive for excellence and victory, but her fellow teammates looked to her for that confidence she portrayed. Amanda's head has never • HIGH ALTITUDE PERFORMANCE WORK • ELECTRICAL REPAIRS • SPECIAL INTEREST & COLLECTORS CARS • APPRAISALS & INSPECTIONS • PRE-PURCHASE.& PRE-SALE INSPECTIONS • ESTATE, PERSONAL, INSURANCE TRIAL CONSULTANT gotten out of hand . Hard to believe when ... All Conference volleyball; All League and All Regional basketball; State Qualifier in track; MVP of volleyball and basketball ... A very memorable impact has moved on to display her outstanding qualities elsewhere. In closing Mr. Kimball, her basketball and track coach of four years adds, "Mandi is a leader in every respect, and the type of person that makes coaching a truely enjoyable activity." Hours: 8-5 Monday - Friday 17 Wt,1ill Bayfield 884-9179 83 �• . •••••••••• gRa ••• �• • • • • • • •••••••••• gR • •• �IM T/JJPE/TI.5?lL %5lqI c I A NIGHT AT A ROUND TABLE Poem fJ:o ti/ie Seniors Jlnotlier year goes passing by Jlnotlier Prom is liere rro some ttiis brings a joyous smi[e rro others, brings a tear. !For four years you liave trea a patti !From tfawn to setting sun r.But now tlie patti gets steeper Jlna tlie cfimblias just begun. We're very gfad to K._now you We'[[ miss you wtien you've gone Jlna to tlie c[ass of '92 We tfecficate our Prom. - %eJuniors �Prom King Prom Queen A 1 A m X d a n e a N M• 0 r t 1 I 1 h r e r 0 p SPECIAL THANKS TO THE HAIR CONNECTION 87 �Mart ann, We believe in yw and kno.v that yw Gill adlieve whatever yoo desire. We areproudli yw and will suppat yw always. LCNe yoo lcts and lot~ Mlmand Dad ~~~~~~~~~~ Tma, Remember the little dina;aur a1 yoor tee-shirt when yoo were foor. He wanted to be different by making a diffa-ence We're lCIJking fcrward to your next j oomey thTO.lgh life with c:unpl ete trust and enthusiasm Man and Dad Melissa, Success is failure turned inside out The silver tint of the clouds of doubt And you never can tell how close you are, It may be near when it seems afar; So stick to the fight when you're hardest ht, It's when things seem worst, that you musn't quit Mom&Harold Dad & Debbie Brett, Choose your goals wisely but set them high. You have the ability to acomplish anything. Be the "best" you can be. MomandDad -------..1 r' Jamie, Jamie has always had a quest for knowledge. When she was younger, she wanted to share what she knew with everyone. Now that she is older, she knows there is still a lot to learn. MomandDad Alex, Fran the beginning you have shown a gentleness cr sool. oo havemadeus laugh, you'vemadeusay, you've made us proud Yoo are oor joy and oor hope. We Jm(MI yoo will be a great teacher a1d that yoo will make amcr\Umen diffel"ence in the lives that yoo tooch. ManandDad 88 Amanda, We are very proud and pleased to be your parents. Always know that you can be and do anything you set your goals for. And remember that the truly worthwhile goals are the ones of eternal concequence. MomandDad �Kenny, It's been fun the 1st eighteen years. Keep pursuing your dreams. Add to your talents: oosketwll wou.iworlc. Sp:mish; future Hulk Hogan, we love you! M~andDad Jim and Jess, The last eighteen years have been great, the good times and the bad. May you each find the fulfillment of your dreams .... DadandMom Stacey, You've come a long way baby! You are a person of high qualities. Your gentleness and caring comes through over and over again. You will be a success of whatever you do. Lisa, Mom You were an answer 10 a prayer at the time you were born, and you con- a.-...:----., tinue to be so even now. Walker, May all your prayers in You can't judge a book by it's cover! life be answered as fully MomandDad and as joyfully as mine were. Mom Dom, We are so proud Jennifer, of you and know Can you believe this that you will sucgirl use to be very shy ceed in anything you set out to do. and never outspoken? Our thoughts and I'm very proud of you prayers are always punk. You will always with you. Keep be my number one smiling for it is the daughter. Don't give love shining from up and keep the faith. your heart. I love you. Mom and Dad Dad �Prediction #2: Mario Folks will be seen standing next to a fruit stand somewhere in New Mexico. Prediction #5: Charlie Wilson will most likely be shot at sometime in the fu lure. 90 �Prediction # 7: Waylon Grimes will most likely form the band "Knives n' Posies. " . Phelps will prediction #8: ts o~;nrttentator on spar become a ESPN. Prediction #9: "Harley-head" Rick Larimore will own a Harley and travel cross-country. Predict· lh Ton #]]. e Indy SOO, . Jennifer p OWellwm Prediction # 10: Raybu rn Gosney will go deaf due to "boomin'" speakers. . U'Tn Prediction #12: Alex Northrop will embark on a "most excellent adventure." ····················•························ ....................................................................... 91 �olverine ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ w~ ~ ~ w ~~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w ~ .... ~ ~ .... . .. . . .. .... w w w 'iii w 'iii 'iii ~ 'iii ... ... w~ .. w 'iii 'iii 'iii 'iii 'iii W"ii" .. w ... 'iii 'iii Shawn Smith 92 In a very short time Shawn Smith has made a very big impression on BHS. Coming from Arizona his junior year, Shawn was a great addition to the student body. A member of the football and wrestling teams, he was also a part of the National Honor Society and many other activities. Friendly and outgoing, Shawn maintains his high standards while exerting a positive influence upon others. Good Luck Shawn, thanks for coming into our lives. �~· olverine manda iller It is ham to say good bye to someone that adds so much to evel)~day life at BH.'>. Amanda Miller is such a person_ always toting around her beautiful smile and conlident altitude. As Homecoming Queen_ it wa -proved that Amanda doc. - caJTy herself w-ell She was also invcJived in FBIA, FHA volleyball_ basketball. track, and 4 H She has been a qualityperson to have anJUnd lor !buryears and i•; sure to exceed the limits ol outstanding when she reaches the out!!>"idc world Cood luck, Amanda Mtllet; and congratulations lrnm Bayfield High School 93 �Valedictorian Andrea Salazar Andrea is an extremely exceptional individual. She was awarded appointments to West Point as well as the Air Force Academy. $600,000 in scholarships speaks well of Andrea as others seemed to be impressed with her accomplishments also. While maintaining a 4.0 Grade Point Average, Andrea has still found many ways to lead and participate in all phases of student life at Bayfield High School. 94 �Salutatorian Nicole Browne Nicole Browne earned the distinction of Salutatorian through hard work and determination. A 3.9 Grade Point Average indicates many qualities necessary for success. Nicole plans to attend the University of Colorado in Boulder. 95 �Slf£Zf£ 'IJ{f£ 'D!4f)7 -CLASS OF 1992Tara Jo Lyn Amon Jess Floyd Beaver Nicole Liza McKesson Browne Deanna Faye Cundiff Mary Francis Decker Kenneth R. Detamore Heidi Graciela Gonzalez Jennifer Jean Hackler Oint P. Holland Christina Louise Kilbank Stacey Lee Lancaster Anthony Richard Lora Erik Dennis Marty Amando J o Miller Gretchen Genell Norris Jennifer Pounds Christopher Mark Rohrer Shawn Alan Smith Travis Alexander Taylor Tamara Annette Teller Janice Lynetta Wright 96 Andrea Nina Atencio James Charles Beaver Jeramy Dan Comyford Rachel Joan Davenport Brett Michael Demming Melissa Marie Garner Bekcy Lynn Hackler Shawn Ray Hendricks Lisa Dawn Huffman Juliet Jennifer Kirk Lorie Catherine Larkin Charles Dominick Martinez Shawn Patrick Matney Jamie Joyce Nickell Alex Morgan Northrop Mariann June Rhyno Andrea Carmen Salazar Justin Lee Talbot Walker T Taylor Carli Jean Wheat Christine Marie Zoltec �Bayfield High School Class of 1992 BACCALAUREATE and COMMENCEMENT May 23, 1992 - 11:00 A.M. Bayfield High School Gymnasium -SPONSORSWayne Dugger Butch Prior Denise Hag a Scott Johnson -COLORSPurple and White -MOTTOCarpe Diem (Sieze the Day) -JUNIOR ESCORTSCarle Bassett Tylor Nelson Processional .....Gretchen Norris, Andrea Salazar, and Steve Trujillo nvocation ...............................................................................Lisa Huffman lntroduction of Speaker .......................................................Shawn Smith Baccalaureate Address ..................................................Pastor Jerry Brush Salutatory Address ............................................................ Nicole Browne ?resentation of Scholarships and Awards .............. Mr. Mike Roggero Introduction of Speaker .....................................................Walker Taylor Commencement Address .........................................Mr. Houston Green Valedictory Address ........................................................... Andrea Salazar Vocal Selection..... wFriends"performed by Gretchen Norris and Mrs. Flo Norris, Accompanied by Mrs. Cathy Lammon Presentation of Oass of 1992.......................................Mr. Wayne Smith Acceptance of Oass of 1992...................................Mr. Edward Schelhaas Presentation of Diplomas.........................Board of Education Directors 3enediction......................................Juliet Kirk and Dominick Martinez Recessional .......Gretchen Norris Andrea Salazar and Steve Tru"illo __ , C l ~· - �--- --~ �Saying Goodbye to B.H.S �IN CLOSING .... A big thanks and a warm heart to the community of Bayfield. If this year's book should be dedicated to anyone, it should be you. Your support and generosity to me and my family in a time of need made possible a dream for us. After our tragic fire, your response made us a part of Bayfield forever. Thank you for helping us through a tough time. ~:['~ Rick Edwards Advisor A huge thanks to my summer help ... Nancy McCoy,Editor Supreme, and Kelly Frye. Graphic Media Class Kara Anderson Jennifer Brown Jeremiah Coey Kelly Frye Rachel Kihn Danita Phelps Melinda Schulder Jess Beaver Jennifer Cleveland Seth Conner Luiza Fritz Keith McQuire Jennifer Powell Carrie Wyrick Nancy McCoy-Co-Editor Natalie Petersen- Co-Editor ��������� 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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