https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/235e2efefb5663a678b07d1c3dc9464c.pdf 8742d9a2ebfd2503fae0ca69fb965221 PDF Text Text �-- ���Seeing Is What You Believe Jason Abernathy holds Bart Miller's nose to see how long it will take before he passes out. Chelsea Lyall is in deep tlwught with her paper. TITLE ............. · · · · PAGE 1 THEME PAGE . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 2-3 SENIORS ..... · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 4-15 HOMECOMING ........ PAGE 16-19 CHEERLEADERS · · · · · · · · PAGE 22VOLLEYBALL .......... PAGE 24-2 FOOTBALL ... · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 28-31 X-COUNTRY ............ PAGE 32-35 CLUBS ................ PAGE 38-39 WRESTLING ............ PAGE 54-57 GIRLS B-BALL .......... PAGE 58-61 BOYS B-BALL ........... PAGE 62-65 FACULITY ............. PAGE 70-73 JUNIORS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · PAGE 74-79 SOPHOMORES· ........ PAGE 80-85 FRESHMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 86-91 DEDICATION. . . . . . . . . . PAGE 92-93 Bottom Left: feb Taylor is caugltt focusing on school work. Bottom Right: Tasha Mrasak is giving tlte evil eye that says, "I It ate tltis class." �~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Believe It Or Not, It Happened Top Picture: Kevin Prior knocks the ball out of his opponents reach. Center Picture: Mack Dugger gives Andy Roe a lecture on his clothes as Corinne Wilmer stands back and watches. Far Right: Mr. Moon gets into eating his food. Last Picture: Clayton Wilson and Kandi Morrison relax, as Cannon Ivers waits for the next move . A Goon EDUCATIO CAN YoUR FUTURE • • BURNS NATIONAL BANK - - - - MEMIIUFOJ.C - - - 900 MAIN • DURANGO • J0)/247-5151 �Daniella Dixson, Sonya Sitton, Amanda t.-ujan, and Kenna Ranney are posing for National Geographic. Second Photo: Teara Teller and Melissa Walters go at it. Enid Lasater blows kisses in the wind, but it wasn't a guy that was running the camera. Middle Left: Bobbie Grimes is working er fingers to the bone. Middle Right: hat effect does the schools's food have on Enn Dunavant and Rachel Edwards. ar Lett: What are Nick Andrews and Nicholas Kimball looking at to bring the rins out on their faces. Middle PhOto: hitfley Burrows lS tryinR 10 cQmmuflicat ith Jamie :Salazar telepl!thically as Jessi er kicks back. Far Left: The Grap_hic edia class is takin a break or awhile. Sew Fine Fabrics/ Crafts 800 S. Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 VSM 247-0274 db valle )teet m tal Fax (303) 247-0371 ~~ey welJmg & s~eet metal,inc. 545 turner drive bodo park durango,colorado 81301 don and vickie jetet owners ��J �6 Kara Anderson Baylin Berg Gwen Berg Will Broun Christian Cloudt Kristina Cordova Tasha Cusick Mack Dugger Jason Forsythe �4 ;.. \ . ... ~ ,~. ~ . ' ~. . .- -.,. . . . . ., . /.~ ~ ·~ij~ . ' . Alma Jean Fritz Rayburn Gosney Bobbie Grimes Aaron Hendrix Tad Hetler Brad Hoback Stephnie Homer Derrick Jack Philip Kedrowski 7 �~- • ~-= ~-. ~-. ~ .,_: .....• ~-- ..- ~ •: ..• i;. ..• et: i;. ....:.. et: . •. ~ ....: ~- •..•: .,_. • .r- ...._ ·- .:...: .r: ~... . ~=. tr': ~- •• r.• ~- ~=.• •.=• ..."':.....• -:.• ....~- '!.= ti.: ... • ... .:. • .. • • • • • ·.~ •: ~ et: ·~ •;. •;. ... .... •..: ·-~ ~ w: • • • President- TashoCusick, Vice President- KaroAnderson, ecretary - Bobbie Grimes, Treasure - Corinne Wilnur, Student Council -Robert Walker Sports Heroes Academic Scholars • •• •J • .... : ~- ~- •: ~- ~- ...,: From left to right: Mack Dugger seems to have Bobbie wrapped around his finger. Jason Wilmer give a look of hope for getting out of BHS. Brad Hoback and Heather Haga play London Bridges Falling Down. Dion Phelps and Marshall Hahn dance the Lambaba in the commons area. Philip Kedrow ki wonders what that thing i that someone is pointing at hi face. �Mr. Wolverine Ms. Wolverine 9 �10 Annalise Lasater Ron Linfesty Dylan Longfellow Melissa Lott Jeff Ludwig Jonah Martin Brandi Miller Sir William James Miller Fred Newhall �Scott Peake Ezra Siffert Dion Phelps Andrew Roe Jamie Salazar Gary Scott Martin Snively Mile Suffling 11 �FRIENDS FOR LIFE Friend .... they can be a pain but we can't live without them. While we all have acquaintence , true friend are the one that are alway there, through good and bad. They are the one that tell u the truth even when it hurts, and the one who hare all our fond memories. True friends tand the te t of time. Here's a look at orne of the be t friend hip that ju t may la t forever. �Counterdock.wi.c;e: Rayburn ey admire his work of art from Aero Space. Alma Jean gives friendly advace to an unde man. Gwen Berg and Anna wonder innocently down th Corinne, Andy, Tasba. And gather around for a little g stp. Aaron Hendrix and ayle McCormack pend t1me to ether between classes. Cannoo Iv finds out what being a Freshman is eally all about. Blake Surprenant in amazment, stunned that be is lly a Semor. Kara Anderson and onah Martin know that they wdl a lea t always have each other. �Blake Suprenant Zeb Thatcher Kimberly Wickman Mike Williamson 381 -4 East Golorado Drive P.O. Bo{468 Bayfield, CO 81122 14 Corinne Wilmer Jason Wilmer (303) 884-2160 �' ' _-~ ... ' ~. •"" I~~ ., ----: :,~:-;-- "'""'~"':' 9vfcC[endon, Lyncfi & U'i[mer --Certified Pu6fic 5lccountants-- 247-0171 1948 BODO DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 BURNETT CONSTRUCTION PO B OX 2707 25825 HWY 550· 160 CO. 303·247 ·21 7 2 DURANGO COLORADO 81302 The Land Bank... Agriculture's First and Foremost _ _..Lo-.-ng-Term Lender 850 2nd Ave, Durango 259- 1540 The Land Bank Close to the land and the people who work it. 15 �A DAY OF THE LIFE AT BHS!!! Homecoming 1993 was a time that will be remembered by all. The weeks fe tivities included dre -up day , bonflre, and powder-puff football which was scoreless for the second year in a row. Finally, the big game. The Lady Wolverines smashed the Nucla Mustangs in two games. Later that afternoon the football team defeated the Center Vikings. At halftime the king and queen cantidates lined up on the field and waited for the announcement. The tand became quite, and Dan Ford announced, "The queen i .... Corinne Wilmer. " The new queen exclained, "Oh my go h!" Then, "The king is... Robert Walker." Robert turned to the other guy and said incerely, "Sorry guys." The week's festivities and spirit shown by students and teachers made Homecoming 93 a success. From l tor: Tad and Robert join in on the festivities. Judd }enkinsjumpsfor joy as he cheers for the unmatchable }uniorandSeniorteam. TheFreshmen struggle to keep up with the mighty upperclassmen. 6 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (303) 884-2082 �HOMECOMING 1993 From leftto right: The roaring Homecoming bonfire of'93'. Homecoming king canidates line up for the final announcement. Queen canidates await anxiously to hear who gets the crown. Joey Serrano looks inpatiently, hoping for another touchdown. Freshmen and Sophmore guys display that they actuaUy know what a pyramid is. AN JUAN SERVICES HAMPTON INN 3m ~,n Ave Dur1ngo. CO 81301 (303) W ·8703 II COMFORT INN 2930 ~'" Ave. Our1ngo. CO 81301 (303) 259·5373 (800) 532·7112 110 W. 3rd St. 'co 81301 2971 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-8716 17 �DANCING AND GAMES On A Night Of Remberance From left to right: Luiza Fritz runs for a .first down. The Senior guys run to the finish line, trying for a victory. 11ze Senior team.fights back against the Junior team. Erin Dunavant runs the ball during powderpuff. The BHS cheerleaders suppo11 the Wolverines during the Homecoming victory. Kristina Cordova and Tas1zs Cu ick are all dressed up for the announcemetu ofHomecoming royalty. Morrison Bro's Construction Custom Building, Remodeling, Concrete 5830 County Rd. 523 Greg 884-9823 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 Paul 884-9445 18 Premiere Home Theatre 381-3 P.o. Box 438 Pine River Plaza Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (303) 884-4285 �From left to nght: Deliah Folks cautiously catches a water balloon durzng the festivities. Cody Duran shows off his manlyhood to the whole school. Marshall Hahn takes a snap during the Homecoming game. Tug-awar seems to be a sinch for the Juniors. 11~-e Junior team cross the finish line for another victory. The Homecoming Parade of 93 provided fun for all. Mack Dugger and Fred Newhall switch .from tricycles to motorcycles BAYFIELD GLASS COMf'LfTl CL"~< SF R-.cr ALTO • C0"-\.'-4lRCIAl • Rl ~ ll.>l '11Al DEll " " ' " D'>HIHO 'I ~P ... II< AMC • Ht:liARC • ACI:-Tl'lf !"oof \\i ElOI"'C. 611 East Colorado Drove Bayfield, Colorado 81122 eu~tom 13uilding & Remodeling Harry & Manlyn S haw 884-9230 • after 5 00 259-{)865 19 �BHS 1993 FALL This year's 1993 fall sports season at BHS was "outstanding!", said athletic director Tom Horton, when asked about the fall sports seasons. The Cross Country team set the pace, qualifying five girls for state competition. At state, they placed fifth overall. The boys' team, comprised of freshmen and sophmores, showed promise for up-comming years. Volleyball got off to a rocky start, but finished as coleague champions. 'Three lady Wolverines made the allconfrence team. Football kicked off the season forcefully and kept it going to a record of 8 wins and only 2 losses. Coach Keirns was named Coach of the Year and nine players made all-confrence. Through it all were the cheerleaders, cheering through every exhilarating win and devastating defeat. Clock wise from top: Janah Martin, Jimmy Cundiff, and Dion Phelps pursue a Del Norte Tiger. Marshall drops back to pass. The cheerleaders dance to "You Shook Me All Night Long". Jennifer Forsythe spikes another one dawn . DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician 20 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, Co 81122 P.O. Box 738 (303) 884-2082 �SPORTS DIVIDER Clockwise from near left: Mike crosses country. Macklin tackles. Mindy spikes. Runners nm. Volleyballers volley. Oleerleaders 22-23 Volleyball 24-27 Football 28-31 Cross Country 32-35 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS!!! 21 �SETTING HIGH SIGHTS BHS Cheerleaders The Bayfield High School cheerleaders led theway for the Wolverine teams with their high spirited and uplifting attitudes. They did everything they could to get the crowd up and cheering even if it was with candy or by doing the "Baby Shark" cheer. When the team was dowwn they did their best to pick up the spirit, and get the &ayers in a get going, just do it, winning kind of attitude. s At the begining of the games the cheerleaders al~ys had banners or thing for the team to run through. To get the team spirits uplifted. The smiling faces would be enough to cheer anyone up, but this squad always comtributed more. A lot of hard work and determination was put into this years cheerleading squad. With out them BHS would not be what it is. E N I 0 R s Kara Anderson s s s E N I E N I 0 E N R R 0 R s Tasha Cusick I 0 s Bobbie Grimes s Corinne Wilmer 23 Town Plaza Durango, Colorado Fabrics & Crafts (303) 247-0080 22~------------------------~--------------------------------------_j �Below: Maggie gives support to the Bayfield Wrestling team. Right: Corinne Wilmer tries to arows the crowd at the games. Below: Jennifer Thompson shows her spirt at a football game. c H E E R L E A D E R s Top Row: Tasba Cu ick, Michelle Christiano. Middle Row: Kara Ander on, Maggie lendenning, Shannon Farrell. Bottom Row: Bobbie Grime , Corinne Wilmer, Jennifer Thomp on. lOA Town Plaza Durango, Colorado (303) 385-4494 23 �WHAT YOU GIVE IS Bumping, setting and spiking is not all that made up the Wolverine Volleyball team. It was a group of dedicated girls, who put forth all their energy and effort to be the best they could at every practice and game. Though losing every match in the Ignacio Tournament slowed them down a little, they didn't quit. With thier spirits lifted they were able to defeat several teams and take a second place. The Varsity team had a great season ending with a 8-13 record along with a Co-League Championship that they shared with Dolores. This years JV team was very successful, the girls played well and worked hard together and had a great season, ending with a 4-7 record. The C team started out with a 6 and 0 record but by the end of the season thier spirits began to deteriorate. They ended thier season with a 6-6 record. Overall stretching thier spirit and determination on the court, the ladies gained all they gave. ext pg. Enn Dunavant makes a perft'ct bump to tht' other team. Top: The Var!>ity team watches to see if Royal Da 's rut goes over.Far Right: Kris Morrison sets up the ball for her teamates. Middle: Delilah Folks pikes the ball for a point. Left: AnnaLasater tries to hit the out reach to score. Bottom Right: Kris Morrison gets ready to sptke the ball to score a pomt for the team RED BARN LUMBER DURANGO CO • FARMINGTOI• N .M • PAGOSA SPRINGS CO P.O. BOX 3526 DURANGO CO 81302 PH . 303.259.0340 • FAX 303.247.9273 A DIVISION OF CARROLL VENTURES INC . �••••• WHAT YOU GET. Bayfield Score Listed First Pagosa Nucla Centauri Mancos Ignacio Nucla Dolores Dove Creek Pagosa Dolores Cty. Mancos Districts 5- 1 12- 8 15- 8 15- 2 0-15 8-15 8-15 12-15 5-15 13-15 15- 8 15-12 9-15 8-15 10-15 3-15 1-15 15- 4 8-15 15-12 4-15 15 - 8 19-17 12-15 THE LIGHTING STORE 877 E. 3rd St. Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-3353 �Bumpers Setters and Spikers 2 2 Top to bottom: Asst. Tina Jones, Leigha Natzke, Jenny Forsythe, Katy Blatnick, Kali Beck, Mindy Beal, Coach Bev Hott, Royal DA', Johnna Biggers, Kris Morrison, Kristy Miller, Jessica Macklin, Bridget Beal, Mgr. Ellie Crumbaugh, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Aaron Hendrix OLD FASHIONED HAMBU ERS. i840 MAIN AVE DURANGO, CO. KARA ANDERSON AARON HENDRIX ANNA LASATER �.. , •. . .~, .,.. . •. ., -~, ··~ , -~- , Top to Bottom: Coach Bev Hott, Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Delilah Folk , Phoebe Percell, Erin Dunavant, Kristy Miller, Mgr. Ellie Crumbaugh, Wendy Miller, JohnnaBiggers, Cheryl Rhyno, Heather Raish, and Jessica Macklin •. ., ... .,, .,, .,,, Top to Bottom: Coach Tina Jones, Kacy Connor, Gerra Clapp, Jamie McMinn, Theresa Zink, Alicia Vance, Julia Minkler, Anglea Natzke, Megan Backer, Dawn Fahrion, Mandy Gosney, Heather Haga, Mandi Martin, Sara Joswick four Corners Wood Products P.O. Box 2424 Durango, Colorado 81302 303/ 247-8777 1-800-345-8119 .~, �The Boys of the Summer Became the Men of the Season Like a blazing rocket, the 1993 football season took off, and just as the beautiful tail began to string out behind it, it ran right into a brick wall. This was, however, the best season that the Wolverines have ever had. There were nine seniors on the varsity team this year. In fact, this year's senior class has won more games(28) than any other class in the history of BHS. Brad Hoback was the leading scorer on the team with 13 touchdowns. Winning their first game, against Farmington, set the Wolverines off to a good start. Their second game, with Pagosa Springs, was a loss which held them back, but not for long. The next seven games were successes. Including beating Ignacio for the fourth straight time, which has never been done before. With a regular season record of 8-1, the mighty Wolverines went into the playoffs where they devistated Del Norte, 19-9. Next, Bayfield was the host of the state quarter finals for the first time. Bayfield held on strong and put up a good fight against Cederedge, but wound up losing 34-12. All in all this was one awesome season and our guys deserve great praise for their extraordinary efforts. 842 Main A venue Durango, Colorado 247-9707 �lriHliB1f A CCJHIHIBWJEJD) Far Uft: ]ami~ allude oncoming D~i Non~r difmekrs. Lift Cmur : Wolvmnes coming togah" now arul always. Bonom Cmt":]«y seriously concmtrlltes. Top Cmur: ]ami~ blocits for BraJ liS th? fly by th~ BobcJUS. Abov~: Smash in~ arul crllShin~ liS th~ Wolv~rin~s crush D~i Norr~. Farmington JV Pagosa Springs 21 Center 6 Sargent 3 DurangoJV 6 Mancos 6 Ignacio 12 Dove Creek 14 Dolores 6 *Playoffs* el Norte 9 Cederedge 34 J-M Constuctors 14 26 21 34 10 21 27 20 19 12 General Contractors 2706 P.o. Box John Macmorine Durango, CO 81302 Telephone (303) 259-3122 President Fax (303) 259-3129 �DA BOYZ Bottom Row: Cody Duran, Jamie Salazar, Joey Serrano, Marshall Hahn, Kevin Prior, Robert Walker, Dion Phelps, Bart Miller, Andy Roe, Pat Morelli, Micah Chamblee, Tom Harrison Middle Row: Carlos Atencio, Eric Labato, Brad Hoback, John Lancett, Janah Martin, Matt Wilson, Daryl Kahlerschmidt, Erin Organian, Ja"ett Cook, Shaw Schulder, Jimmy Cundiff, mgr. Angie Cole Top Row: Coach Larabee, Coach Prior, Evan Suprenant, Josh Homer, Justin Donaldson, Jeff Ludwig, Justin Macklin, Andy Baumgartener, Cody Abernathy, Jason Abernathy, Coach Keirns, Coach Moon. Bottom Row: Curtis Val enda, Jesse Cummins, Kane Vette, Craig Hoback, Ben Ford, Hobby Chapin, Pat Morelli, Cheyenne Garcia Middle Rotv: Tom Harrison, Carlos Atencio, Forest Allen, Reggie Sanchez, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Austin Hall, Judd Jenkins, Danny Kennedy, Sam Lorenzini, mgr. Angie Cole Top Row: Coach Larabee, Coach Prior, Josh Ludwig, Steve Williams, Justin Donaldson, Dan Hall, Zach Martinez, Cory Baxter, Coach Keirns, Coach Moon. A LIGNM E N T • B R AK ES • S H OCKS & STR UTS • M U F FLE RS !:lA ! TERIE S · ENGIN E AN A LYSIS· A C SE RVICE DURANGO TIRE INC. "COM PLETE. TIRE SERVICE" 67 SUTTLE DURANGO, C OLORADO 81301 /'YEA. GOOD IN DEPENDEN T DEALE R l ~o~ O USflltY Auro H OI I f"AST (N( IU 1f The Bolt Ben 1f 4 ~~.~~..~~~~0 0UIIUoNGO . CO 8130 I Hydraulics �Jarnie Salazar Bill Miller Philip Kedrowski Dion Phelps Andy Roe Robert Walker Brad Hoback Jonah Martin Jeff Ludwig B. PRIOR, J. KEIRNS, M. MOON, D . LARABEE Off 130:)1 :?4 ' .:ooc JGJ• :.< 7 ·s ~ STATE FARM Res INS:.IRA...CE COMPANIES RON J. DOUGHERTY Agent 835 East 2nd Avenue West Bulding Suite 424 PO Box3495 Durango CO 81302·3495 CENTENNIAL SAVINGS BANK F.S.B 11 01 East Second Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 31 �SWIFT FEET SET NEW RECORDS ON COURSE BHS 's Most Successful Season Step by step, mile by an injury. But the rest of the mile the Bayfield cross boys performed well. country team ran towards The girls team qualified glory. From Shiprock to for state and the five girls Pueblo they have trecked the traveling to pueblo were Enid distances to compete in eight Lasater placing 15th with a meets. After giving their time of 20:28, Melissa Lou hardest through deep sand in placing 17th with a time of Shiprock, to the high altitude 20:34, Corinne Wilmer in Centauri, to snowy trails at placing 27th with a time of State in Pueblo, the Bayfield 21:07, Audrey Roe placing cross country team has the 44th with a time of 21:07, and right to boast of an extremely Kandi Morrison placing 60th successful year. with a time of 23:32. They The boys unfortunetly came home with an did not make it to the State outstanding 88 points and a Championships. However, 5th place. Ben Lott ex"'celled by breaking They had great success school records. Sadly, for only their second season. freshman Tylor Young was Good Job! out most of the season with Right: Enid Lasater and Melissa Lott get caught in the husssle of the nmners at the starting line. Above: Runners go to the starting line, on their way to another great finish . P.O.DRAWER H ( 303) 247·5786 DURANGO I COLO.. FAX ( 303 ) 247 .. 2474 81302-2750 CELLULAR ( 303 ) 749·0231 �Far bottom left: Enid Lasater races past her opponent as she sprints tawards the finish line. Bottom left: Kandi Morrison gives her last burst of energy as she approaches the finish line at state compatition.Above: BHS nmners gather fur a group photo. Right above: Audrey Roee is gasping for air as she reaches the end of the race. La Plata Electric Association Inc. OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE SINCE 1939 Congratur- . uttion.s Seniors �Bottom right: Runners take the starting position as they wait for the gun. Below: Melissa Lott stntggles through the rough turain. Right: Nick Kimball Races through an open pashae to the finish line. Far right: Corinne Wilmer workers her hardest to finish the race. Right: Mike Greer cannot seem to see through his hair. BUILDmG SPECIALTIES STORE, INC. 34 (303} 247-8487 270 EAST 8TH AVENUE DURANGO, CO 81301 VVATS (800}677~487 FAX (303) 259-6047 �c c 0 R 0 u N T R s s y Top-to Bottom: Kandi Morrison, Audrey Roe, Shane Bassett, Ben Lott, Nicholas Kimball, Mike Greer, Rachel Edwards, Melissa Lott, Corinne Wilmer, Enid Lasater, Erin Black, Jessica Holmes, Paige Ranney, Jodv Rustman, Coach Kimball s s E E N I 0 R N I 0 R s s McKNIGHT'S "Cross country was great this year because the team really stuck together. All ofus made friendswithpeoplefrom other schools and practices were non-stop laughing experiences." Melissa Lott "A team can accoplish a lot when everyone works together to achieve a goal, along witlr a great coaclr." Corinne Wilmer -J~ad~~~~ - DIAMONDS . W AT 'l-iE -. FINF jEWELRY SKI AND SPORTS SPE 'IALI TS BOR GRIFFITH 820 Main Avenue. Durango, Colorado 81301 . 303 24 7-0343 OWNER 35 �""'a> . V W ~o .-~ ·~ u I:. I:j· • .. n• "'",. / Brother Richard fired them up, the volleyball team fired them out, the crosscountry team burned them up, and the football team blew them away. The 1993 fall sports season was another outrageous year for the Bayfield Wolverines. The volleyball team did an excellent job as they stormed their way through the season and became the league Co-champions. The cross-country team did fabulous for only their second year. Not only did they get third at regionals, but had five state qualifiers on the girls tea~ . They ended the season with fifth place at state. The football team did very well this year. Contributing to this success were more players than ever, and a bigger coaching staff. They were undefeated League Champions, and were State Quarterfinalists. : I' E:_, V-."' &- I .-~·.:. ;·'; 0(.. •.· :T·:= JT:· A· B·,; f.!.l ~ G--=--· . ·- •,•';;<} ..J ,. .1 .,;''""'' "· H.; , N) •p; " • . · <••• • > • ••'•'•'• • Cmmtercloclcwise: Joey Serrano returns a punt during the playoffgame. Anna Lasater slams the ball over the net for another point. Audrey Roe crosses the finish line for another step towards state. The Varsity volleyballers regroup after a1wther awsame save. �Counterclockwise: The Wolverine defensive line sets up to crash threw the. line. Marshall Hahn yells out the signals to the offense. Kristy Miller nails the ball over the net. Melissa Lott and Enid Lasater sprint to the finish line. Wolverine cheerleaders get the crcnvd pumped up for the games. " DATMURPHY r~ ..... 'J OTORS 802 East 2nd • Ponlla<; • • BUick 247-5043 Durango, Colorado Cadallac • GMC TruLL< • • Jeep 81301 • E.og)., �BELIEVING AND ACHIEVING! Who cares about academics? How many students actually think about what they are learning every day in high school? Most students are here to have fun with their friends or use up time. There are, of course, many students who try to learn and excel. They are the people who will control the world in the future. Their less motivated peers, however, do not see it that way .. So, what do you think? What do academics mean to the students at BHS? FBLA FHA/STAND 40-41 42-43 Student CounciV Knowledge Bowl 44-45 Band/Choir/Drama 46-47 NewspaperN earbook 48-49 Academics/Classes 50-51 Clockwise: Leigha Natzke and Royale Da aren't the only ones that are wondering haw Pat's car got into that ditch. Cayle McConnick turns around to see who his disturbing his consontration. Jamie and Dian sit quietly in the hallway between classes. Jenny Wilmer tries to study in the library. Audrey Roe cannot figure out haw to wark the machine in front of her. The Groceru Store t Bayfietd• l>ine River Shopping Center 884-Y;,2J �Clockwise: Daryl and Shilne try to compare answers on their homwork assignment. Pat Morelli kicks back in the library. Jeff McClure is wondering ·who is disturbing his quiet work time. Angela Natzke is another devoted freshman here at BHS. Gwen and Aaron try to get on Mr. Cranns good side. Evan Surprenant can 't believe he has to go back into thilt classroom. Cody Duran catches up on some reading in Mr. Marty 's class. McCLURE AUDITING MEDICAL AND NUR E AUDITOR Phone: 563-9284 3221 H wy. 151 Ignacio, CO 1137 JACKIE MCCLURE �FUTURE BUSINESS Big Businesss in FBLA FB LA stands for Future Business Leaders of America. This year it has been filled with goals and expectations from the students. Robert Walker describes it this way, "FBLA is an awesome and academically challenging experience!" This year there were fourty-five members of FBLA. "Our group keeps growing and growing and the students keep working harder and harder. It is a pleasure to wok with the BHS FBLA members!", says Denise Haga, club sponsor. While students learn about the business world they are also learning how to compete and meet deadlines. FBLA members are taught valuable skills that will help them throughout the rest of their lives. That's a reassuring note to any parent or student. If ther were ever a club to join it would probably be this one because you get to learn a lot while you have fun! Top Row: Tasha Cusick, Kali Beck, Jonah Martin, Daryl Kohlerschmidt, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Jessica Macklin, Jason Wilmer, Ryan Cusick, Craig Hoback, Harley Jack. 2nd Row:DeniseHaga, Bev Hott, Dion Phelps, Brand Deming, Carl Holmes, Belt Ford, Rico Prianto, Luiza Fritz, Teara Teller, Cody Duran, Eric Lobato, Leigha Natzke, Royale Da, Jenny Rustman, Will Broun, Rachel Edwards. 3rd Row: Phillip Kedrowski, Melissa Lott, Jarrett Cook, Kristy Miller, Enid Lasater, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Theresa Zink, Heather Hag a, Robert Walker, Cheryl Rhyno, Jennifer Forsythe, Wendy Miller. Bottom Row: Je~~~~ifer Murphy, Julia Minkler, Brad Hoback, Andy Roe, Melissa Longfellow, Heather Raish, Dawn Fahrion, Megan Backer. ------- - - - --- ---=--=~~ -==-== ==_ AND PRINTING COMPANY 40 950 E. 2nd Ave .• Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-5212 �LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA OFFICERS President - Anna Lasater Vice Pres.- Robert Walker Secretary - Rachel Edwards Treasurer- Julia Minkler Parliamentarian- Wendy Miller Student Council Rep.- Luiza Fritz ~ONSTRUCTION Reliable ~ Trustworthy RICK PHELPS T~E"-.,. P'1ELPS 884-4356 884-0280 1293 NORTH OAK • BAYFIELD CO 81122 41 �Future Homemakers Of America :;:~;: ;;:::·~~:: ~thi·.{: tTop to Bottom: Mack Dugger, Ta. ha Cu 1ck, Dion Phelps. Kacy Conner, Audrey Roe, Kandi Morrison, Alma Jean Fntz, Kim jwickman, Angela Natzke, Kerrie Lorenzini, Sonya Sitton, Mandi Martin, Bridget Beal, Zac Martinez, Jonah Martin, Corrine Wilmer. Enn Dunavant, Chelsea Lyall, Julia Minkler, Mrs. Blatnick (advisor), Royale Da', Curtis Yelincia, Ryan Hunt, Josh IJ.Iomer. Evan Surprenant, Andy Roe, Rohert Walker, Brad Ilohack, Mindy Beal, Makesha Ludwig, Katy Blatnick, Bohhi Grimes, Kara Anderson, Anna Lasater, Jenny Rustman, Mandi Hamilton, and Denise Mansell FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. FHA has a lot of goals and expectations to accomplish this year. Katy Blatnick has done a lot to help. She is the new State Represtative, for FHA. She has taken Melanie Broun's place. Katy has a lot of new ideas. Mrs. Blatnick has helped the students out a bunch. "I hope that the BHS FHAers gain worthwhile experiencesto help the be the best ever family and community leaders, " says Mrs. Blatnick advisor for FHA. 666 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 THE DINE fHA's .main toeusls- th0 family. IN RESTAURANT �Students Taking A New Direction Left to Right Advisor Mrs. Milner,. Kimber Thompson, Tasha Cusick, Kandi Morrison, Audrey Roox &m Lott; Chelsea Lyal11 Rachel Edwards,. Jenny Rustma~ Maleah .Farnam, Jennife:r, Mc,Clure Melissa Lott, and Rachel Crossman PO. Box 2099 Durango, CO Students Taking A New Direction ( S. T. A. . D.) has goals and expectations to fulfill. S. T. A. . D. has a new advisor this year. The advisor is Mrs. Milner. She has been at Bayfield High School for the past two years and is doing an excellent job teaching the students inS. T. A. . D. Melissa Lott has a lot of good ideas to share with the S. T. A. N. D. members. She worked very hard to become the President of S. T. A. . D. #1 In Hardware 303-247-0660 DURANGO " Work Hard Play Hard Shop Easy" S.T..A.N.D. giv~s m.e a ,., upport g~p t~ tlXJJI'~ my opjnioo ~n certain issues. �This years student council led the way for BHS. Showing great spirit, the student councilwas involved in almost all school activities, helping out whenever possible. Student council members displayed dedication and loyalty to Bayfield High School, and stressed, to all BHS students, the importance of getting a good education. The student council put forth a great effort to keep Ba yfields hopes high, andthis effort defina tel y pa yed off! Back row L toR: Jessica Macklin, Marshall Hahn, Wendy Miller, jeb Taylor, Kandi Morrison, Tasha Cusick, Enid Lasater, Daryl Kohlerschmidt Middle row L to R: Mrs Merica), Mike Greer, Cheryl Rhyno, Philp Kedrowski, Robert Walker, Audrey Roe, Kali Beck, Kacy Conner Bottom row L toR: Angela Natzke, Rachel Edwards, Shane Bassett, Andy Roe, Melissa Lott, Jennifer McClure, Anna Lasater, Kara Anderson GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '94' 44 PINE RIVER VALLEY BANK 455 E COLORADO DR. BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 PHONE (303)884-9583 �Top row left to right; Jeff Ludwig, Matt Trobaugh, Balin Berg, Rayburn Gosney, Scott Peake, Matt Kugle, Judd Jenkins, Fred Newhall. Matt Dugger. Front row; Jonah Martin, Tadd Hetler, Andy Rowe, Phillip Kedrowski, Christian Cloudt, Matt Wilson. Front; Robert Mann, sponsor Back row L toR: Mike Greer, Daryl Kohler chmidt, Melissa Lott, Ron Linfesty, Je e Cummins, Shane Bassett, Ben Lott Front row L toR: Rachale Edwards, Jeb Taylor, Miles Suffling, Audrey Roe, Jenny Rustmann, Erin Dunavent lLEY\{IS TRUE VAlLUE MEJREANTilLE PHONE 271 N MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE (303)884-9502 BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 The hardware store of the contury Congradulations to the class of '94' 45 �BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ofBHS Applause filled the gymnasi urn when the curtain fell. 'The Beverly Hillbillies', a play put on by The Bayfield HighSchool Drama Club, was definetly a crowd pleaser. Andy Roe played Jed Clampet, Mike Greer played Jethro, Kara Anderson as Ellie May, and Audrey Roe was granny. The play was a success. It was an exciting mixture of quick witted mischief, down home humor, and good dean family fun! All of there actors and actresses have the kind of charisma and talent that can take them far. Back row: feb Taylor, ick Klmball, Tylor Young, Kal! Beck, Mrke Greer, Miles Sufflmg, Jessica Mack/111, Mandy Martm, Sara Troubah, Ellie Crumbah, Ben Loti Middle row: Comne Wilmer, Alma Jean Fritz, Rachel Edwards, Andy Roe, Kara Anderson, Jonah Mart111, Jenny Rustmamr, Audrey Roe Front row: Jenn McClure, Makeslra Ludwig, Cannon Ivers, Mrs. Kimball, Brad Hoback, Tasha Cusick Photography by Sabian PHONE: (:JO:J) 24 7 - I 202 6 988 MRIN RLIENUE FILL IN6 'lOUR OURRN60, COLDRROD 81502 PHOT06RRPHIC NEEDS �Gosneys & Sons Construction 357 N Mountain View Dr. Bayfield,CO 81122 Phone 884-9533 "We make the land useable and beautiful" 47 �48 ��\11 0 STEPPIN' UP AT BHS New classes mean new directions at Bayfield High. While aerobics directs its students to down a path of life-long fitness, aerospace sends you soaring to a new tomarrow. Aerospace, taught by Mr. Robert Mann, has done everything from launching rockets, to flying airplanes at Animas airpark. Aerobics, taught by Mrs. Beckler has gone from"Buns of Steel" to riding bikes and rollerblading. Some of the harder classes at B.H. S. are Calculas, College Prep English, and Physics. Taught by some of the hardest and best teachers at Bayfield. There are also more relaxed classes, these classes give the students time to take a break from the stress of more demanding courses. We are in are in our fourth year on the split schedule, this gives the students more time to focus on these classes. Which the results are better grades and a better learning experience. Clockwise: Royale Da' works hard in Mr. Edwards class. Aaron Hendrix tries to complete another assignment. Mrs. Jones demonstrates the use of electricity. Erin Anglin looks stunned about all her work. Andy and Fred light a rocket from Aero Space. �Clockwise: Bobbie Grimes finrshes an assignment before class. Bart Miller can't figure out ·what he is suposed to do. Mrs . Cashio helps her fellow students. The weights class does a little floor exercises. Mr Prior takes over Mrs. Becklers Aerobics class. ""' '\. "' ""' ~t.:\\l)IISirAlfp~ ~~ Sporting Goods ~~ established 1928 Durango's Oldest Sporting Goods Store VI ~ OFFICE OUTFITTERS INC. 7 "Everything for the office environment" 1129 Main Avenue 2012 Hutton Road Durango, CO 81301 Farmingtion NM . 87401 247-1828 Fax No. (303)247-5670 505-325-2328 �52 ��THE YOUNG GUNS OF BHS Youth Movement Energizes the WWF ot a Senior to be found. Looking around you can spot a couple of Sophmores, two or three Juniors, and a dozen Freshmen, but no Seniors. o this is not a gathering of underclassmen, this is a wrestling practice. The youth movement has begun in the Wolverine Wrestling Federation as the team braces for a step up to 3A classification. 22 wrestlers hit the mat at various times, but not one Senior. Many coaches would bemoan the fact, but Coach Edwards viewed the prospect with enthusiasm. "We are the youngest team around. Everyone will be back next year and with 12 Freshmen we will be a force to be dealt with." said an obviously pleased Coach Edwards. As young as they were, the Wolverines were still very competitive. Although it was tough to win a dual because of the lack of upper weights, they stacked up well against other teams. With as many as eight freshmen wrestling varsity at one time the WWF still complied a respectable 146-126 team record. State Champion at 119 lbs. Marshall Hahn led the pack. His overtime victory over Richie Cal don of Sanford in the state finals, ended the season for the Wolverines on an extremaly persuasive vote. Marshall was the only freshman to win a title at any weight class in the state. Ryan Hunt capped off a great year with a 5th place state finish. Sophmore, Cody Duran, switched from Basketball to Wrestling and was regional champion at 125. Cody won several matches at state and came so close to placing. Sophmore, Clayton Wilson, (130), and Junior, Micha Chamblee, (140) also made the trip to state. Junior, Ryan Powell, (145), Sophmore, Josh Homer, (171), Freshman, Steve Wiliams, (150), Olan Morrison, (152), Jesse Cummins, (135), and Judd Jenkins, (130) made up the varsity, while Dusty Mars, Miguel Gomez, Jeremy Sours, and Kane Vette contributed to J.V. The overall prospects of the team looks great as they move up to a new class, but the move won't slow them down. McCormick Construction Doug McCormick (303)884-9847 Congradulations Class of '94' 18802 County Road 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 �Top left; Freshman Marshall Hahn applies pressure to a hold on his way to a team high 15 pins. Above; Sophmore Cody Duran stalks his Dolores opponent at the Ignacio Tournament. Far left; Junior Ryan Hunt works for a pin at state on his way to fifth place. Left; Junior Micah Chamblee sprawls and blocks his Soroco opponent. Bayfield Auto Body Donald W Smith (303)884-9007 Collision Repairs Good Luck Seniors!!! 6115 County Road 516 Bayfield, CO 81122 �WOLVERINE WRESTLING Back row Left to Right: Coach Edwards, Judd Jenkins, Micha Chamblee, Steve Williams, Jesse Cummins, Josh Homer, Ryan Pcrwell, Olan Morrison, Clayton Wilson, Sam Lorenzine, Coach Hahn, Coach Seitz Front row Left to Right: Kane Vette, Marshall Hahn, Migual Gomez, Aaron Hamilton, Dusty Mars, Ryan Hunt, Cody Duran, Jeremy sours At right in sequence; Clayton Wilson stuggles to regain control and ...does. Pine River Ranch Bob Dulin 2405 County Road 501 Bayfield, CO 81122 303 84-2566 �Top; Ryan Hunt emerges victorious in his medal match capping a 25-7 season. Top Right; Freshman Clayton Wilson fights to defeat his foe. Above; Cody Duran scores a near fall in one of his victories at state. Left; Ryan Hunt controls the tempo of the match. Humane Society Thrift Store TARGET RENTALS " The Best For Less" 1111 Camino del Rio Clean Quality Merchandise Durango, CO 81301 Benefiting Our Anirnal Friends Across From the Town Plaza (303)385-4322 Durango Colorado, Phone: 247-0161 Open Man- Sat 8-5 1205 Camino del Rio 57 �Tied 18 to 18 at half-time. The Lady Wolverines carne back in the second half to win the game 45 to 37 against the Mancos Bluejays. This broke their nine-game losing streak. This was a happy day for the Lady Wolverines. The Lady Wolverines had two players foul out, Royale Da', and Kris Morrison, but that did not discourage them from winning the game. The two lead scorers for that game were Kali Beck with 20 points , and Luiza Fritz with 8 points. There were many tears shed after the game. They dreamed of this day and celebration victory. It did not matter if they lost another game after winning this one. They had the desire to win this game, and they did. This year the varsity team is made up of three seniors, six juniors, one sophomore, and two freshmen. The Lady Wolverines have not had a good season. They have only won 4 games. They have played extremely well for only winning 4 games. The Lady Wolverines had it in their heart that they were going to play in Districts. That dream was shattered. The Lady Wolverines lost by 9 points. They were very disappointed, but they go to the boys's game to cheer them on to victory. ··.A.. ,.,. A ~· ~::::~ -:~ R : : : : · a :·: :-: :1Jt :T: ;: :,:~ . :: ..... •.•.• ,·:··· ':: . : :·: ·:;::·:·::~: :;: Top to Bottom: Kris Morrison, Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Anna Lasater, Aaron Hedrix, Royal~ Da', Kristina Cordov Head Coach Mick McOermont, Luiza Fritz, Kali Bee~ Katy Blatnick, Jennifer Forsythe, Enn Dunavant, Jess Macklin, and Kristy Miller �Top Pictures: Kali Beck i. trying to fmd someone to throw the ball to. Royale Da' . hoots for two. Us Opp. Ignacio 36 74 Duran~JV 51 55 42 47 32 49 32 45 41 43 42 67 Monte i ta Sargent Farmington JV Dove Creek Mancos Pago a 34 3 Ignacio 35 Dolores 39 Navajo Prep 39 ucla 47 Pagosa 26 Dolores 25 Manco 45 Nucla 27 Overall Record 4-13 Preferred Properties 104 E. Mill St. P.O. Box 24 Bayfield, CO 81122 Bus. 303/884-9566 Res. 303/ 4-9223 fax. 303/ 884-0438 64 71 80 55 61 70 37 36 Abernathy's Care Home P.O. Box 162 Bayfield, CO 81122 303 - 884 - 2233 59 �Kri Morrison bit the du t. Delilah Folk hoots. Kris M. brings the ball down. Kristy Miller drives the ball. Royale Da' hoot for two points. Mark F. Ugai, D.D.S. " We Cater to Cowards " 247-4848 835 Second Ave., Suite 270, Durango, CO Homestead Restaurant 695 BuckHwy Bayfield, CO 81122 884-9055 �Left to Right: Asst. Coach Tina Jones, Head Coach Mick McDermont, Delilah Folks, Phoebe Percell, Kandi Morrison, Kelly Steinbacher, Thersea Zink, Angela Natzke, Enid Lasater, and KacyConner eft to Right: Asst. CoachTina Jones, Kelly Steinbacher,Thersea Zink, Head Coach Mick cDermont, Angela Natzke, Mandy Gosney, J ohnna Biggers, Meleah Farmnam, and Renae' Neil �There is thirty econds left in the game, and Bayfield is up by 5 point against Ignacio. The buzzer goes of~ and the Bayfield Wolverines win the game 50 to 45 because they blinded their opponents with their bright fluorescent bandaids. o one in the history of high school ba ketball has ever played with band-aids on his face, arm, or leg. This is the new trend for the 1994 Wolverine boys basketball team. They wear them anywhere and everywhere that they find to place them. A for Dion Phelps, well, he wears them on the back of hi basketball shoes. Robert Walker wears one on his forehead, o if anyone asks what happened, he'll probably ay that Brad Hoback took him out during the game. The team ays that the band-aids bring them good luck; so far, they are right. This year the varsity team is made up of eight seniors, one junior, and two freshmen. They have come far to achieve their dreams. The Wolverines played Dove Creek for the first game at Districts. They stomped Dove Creek 73 to 35. They played Mancos for the second game. The Wolverines were up by one at half -time. The score was 33 to 32. The Wolverines and the Bluejays were tied 51 to 51, then Dion Phelp was fouled by Ben Ellis. It would have been Ellis's fifth foul, but his friend (Joey Bled oe) took the foul for him. They lost the game by 7 points. The Wolverines had the championship was pull out right out from under them. The refs were not fair at all. The final score was 59 to 52. Their off to Palisade for Regionals. They played West Grand and they played a good game. The Wolverines came back in the third quarter to take the lead 43 to 42. They had three players foul out in the fourth quarter. They lost by 6 points. The final score was 66 to 72. The JV and the C team played a good season the year. They both had their ups and downs. Overall the season went by fast. The JV's overall record was -4. The C teams overall was 11-3. Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Brad Hoback, Jamie Salazar, Blake Surprenant, Dion Phelps, Robert Walker, Tad Hetler, Jason For~ythe, Jonah Martin, Joey Serrano, Kevin Prior, Ben Ford, Head Coach Butch Prior, and Manager Jeb Taylor �Monticello 46 Sargent 61 Pagosa 34 Page Az. 37 Westwood Az. 39 Monument Az. 41 • Mancos 60 Pagosa 41 • Ignacio 50 • Dolores 75 Navajo Prep 44 • Dove Creek 75 • Nucla 70 Pagosa 52 Dolores 79 Mancos 37 Nucla 80 Ignacio 52 Dove Creek 73 Mancos 52 West Grand 66 Overall Record 11-11 78 50 47 69 77 58 46 60 45 44 42 36 43 59 23 45 36 57 35 59 72 �Brad Hoback hoots for two. Dion Phelps slam it at Distrists. Brad oback bring the ball down court. lake Surprenant puts it up. Tom Harrbon hoots, & mis es. Dion Phelp · hoot and cores. Robert Walker puts it up for two. Blake Surprenant shoots while being almo t mashed. �to Right: Asst. Coach Ri d, Ben en ott, an Cusick, Tom Harrison, acklin, Jason Abernathy, Cody Abernathy, Bart Miller, Zac Martinez, Cory Baxter, Head ach Butch Prior and Man bT Left to Right: Asst. Coach Rich Hillyard, Hobby Chapin, Ben Lott, Nichlas Kimball, Ryan Cusick, John Lancett, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithawick, Tom Harrison, BJ Monger, Jimmy ���DO YOU BELIEVE THESE PEOPL E These are faces only their mothers can love. When you look at the unique students at BHS, you see that they cannot be compared to any other group of people. They set their own standards and set their sights high. The students at Bayfield High can never be matched. They are in a class of their own. No other small school has such a mix of personalities. BHS has goofballs all over, some bookworms, and even a few dead heads. This school has them all. No, they cannot be duplicated. These students stand alone. Clockwise: Justin Macklin tries to hold up the wall. Joey Serrano takes a break between classes. Forrest Allen works hard to finish his homework. Whitney kicks back in Mr. Kerins class. Erin Dunavant gathers her books to go home. Bucky Taylor looks shocked as he opens his devistating locker. The Student Center 68 at �70-71 Faculty 72-73 Staff 74-79 Juniors Sophomores 80-85 86-91 Freshman 92-93 Dedication Clockwise: Cheryl gets help from Mrs. Haga. Mindy Beal tries to pay attention in Mrs. Casias class. Cody Abernathy does some research in the library. Mrs Blatnick class is hard at work. Royale, Cheryl, and Micha study the evatation of balance. McDonalds Going to McDonald's is almost as TTWch a part of sclwol as going to class. You •..,e mode u.s the place to meet, to tnlk, to have a good time, to celebrate your 'l'ictories and help forget defeats. You''l'e mode McDonald's more than just another place to eat. 9 �A SIGHT TO SEE And Much, Much More BHS Faculty, HMMM. .. this small phrase, I'm sure brings many things to mind but we'll just stick towhatis allowed.The faculty at BHS is growing more and more each year. This year there were a few new additions to the team. Alice Bauman helped Mrs Merica! out with a few of her English classes. Unfortunately she was only a student teacher so her stay was not too long. Alice's unique style of teaching made her students have fun while they learned, and not many teachers provide this combination! Beverly Hott teamed up with Mrs. Haga and together they taught the majority of the computer classes offered at BHS. Althought Mr. Dugger was no linger a part of BHS, his abscence was made up for by the new science teacher, Tina Jones.So we've displayed this unique arrangement of teachers from Bayfield High School, and hopefully, they're here to stay!! Mrs. Blatnick wanders the halls just looking for trouble. BHSFACULTY Bauman, Alice Beckler, Peggy Blatnick, Carol Bru b, Gerald Casbio, There. a Edwards, Richard Haga, Den~e Hott, Beverly Jone , Tina Keirn , Jon 1FOlMI STANGIEJR & CO o REALTORS 1845 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 1301 OFFICE: 247-0211 0 Connie Chamberlain Sales A ociate Fax 259-4419 HOME: 259-2106 DURANGO MUSIC COMPANY - - - - 802 Main Avenue - - - Durango, Colorado Phone; 247-3131 �Mr. Prior shaws that he can fit right in with the kids at BHS. Above: Mrs Drake works hard as the secretary of BHS. Right above: Mrs Cashio helps a student in need. Left: Coach Kerins and Coach Prior are two of the main reasons of successs here in Bayfield. Kimball, Vernon Kimball, Sharon Larabee, Dan Mann, Robert Marty, Ed ~~fj"'{H£.(~ Photograpic Studio ;c tnllll• "t. H V'l Ask about our Senior Portraits 643 1/2. Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 Phone: (303)247-8626 Sherwin-\\Ijllians R~N~V:J.~ Conrpany W~~ 3000 Main Avenue aint, Wallcovering, Floorcovering Durango, Colorado 81301 (303)247-4800 �BOARD OF EDUCATION Clockwise: The teachers join in 011 all the activities, trying to compete with the students. Mrs. Haga smiles at the camera. Mrs Drake is one of the happiests faces around. Mr . Marty believes teaching should be in a relaxed form. BHSFACULTY Mericle, Sandra Milner, Diane Moon, Marty Prior, Forest Roggero, Michael 2850 NO. Main Street Durango, Colorado 81301 ~ Pancake Houser- :· Restaurant!· Congradulations Seniors !!! 1iltfERICA lS S 0 UTIIlVES T - - FURNITURE Custom Furniture Southwest & Trasitional Design Factory Showroom Congradulations Seniors!!! Robin Pilar Haner 1150 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303)247-3701 �Mr. Ed takes a break to soak up some sun. Brad and Robert try their hardest to agravate Mrs. Conner. ADMINISTRATION & STAFF Brown, Tommy Superintendant Coffee, Benny Conner, Ginger Librarian Curran, Jack Principal Drake, Vicki Princ.'s Seer. Evans, Fran Fritz, Nancy Kitchen Horton, Tom Silva, Marsha Ass't. Bk.Keeper 842 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado Phone: 247-9707 Good Luck Class of '94 ' GABALDON 1.\fOTORS - - Mazda - Suzuki - Mitsubishi - 4004 E Main Farmington, NM Phone: (505) 327-3391 �Juniors: Lost In Space Everyone wants to be an upperclassman and the junior class has finally made it. The constant thought in their minds is: only one more year and we are gone! The junior class consists of cowboys, weirdos, jocks, and a lot of semi-normal people too. All of which have bright and original personalities. They have come a long way in the past eleven years. They have all finally gotten cars (although a lot of them have various scrapes and dents). Bucky Taylor's advice to all juniors, "A vehicle has tires that should remain on the ground not in the air.n The junior class is famous for their crazy abilit} to have fun. According to Tasha Mrasak, going to Bayfield High School has been "a new and unusual experience because it is so small." The junior class has been through alot, but have remained a close group of friends who will, no doubt, succeed in life. Evan Suprenant knows the Junior class is number 1!! Abernathy, Cody Anderson, Michael Deal, Mindy Beck, Kali Blatnick, Katy Burrows, Whitney Chamblee, Micah Cook, Jarrett Crossman, Rachel Da, Royale �Dyer, }essie Forsythe, Jennifer Fritz, Luiza Gomez, Nita Holmes, Carl Hunt, Ryan Hunter, }odie Jack, }ames Kremer, Doug Larimore, Richard CLASS OF Left: Elizabeth Merrill and Jennifer Forsythe 3how their great sen~e of humor. Kavin McCormick wonder · if it was a wi e choice to move to the little town of Bayfield. �Above: Tasha Mrasak i happy to be in Bayfield . Right: Jennifer Murphy and Metis ·a Longfellow-the be t of tnends. LongfeUow, Amy Longfellow, Melissa Lorenzini, Kerrie Ludwig, Makesha Lyda, joe Macklin, Justin Mansell, Denise McClure, Jeff McCormick, Cayle Merrill, Elizabeth 303-884-9601 Outdoor Equipment Gunsmithing- Machine Shop BAYFIELD TRADERS Duke & James Schirard 303-884-4187 76 P.O. Box 193 - 95 W . Mill St. Bayfield, CO 81122 �MiUer, Wendy Morell~ Patrick Morrison, Kristina Mrasak, Tasha Murphy, Jennifer Murphy, uzanne Natzke, Leigha Neil, Christina Peppers, Rochelle Powell, Ryan Top left: All Je sie Dyer wanted for Chri tma wa · her front tooth. Left: The B.D.A. proudly &tand together. Top: Ju tin Macklin know he' too sexy for thb chool. Ignacio Shur Value P.O. Box 337 Ignacio, CO 81137 �Above: Joey Seranno remembers days long gone when life was simple. Middle: Cody Abernathy steals a glance at the woman of his dreams. Far Right: Katy Blatnick fantasizing about "PAUL". Rhyno, Cheryl Roe, Audrey Rush, Patricia Sanchez, Steve Schulder, haw Serrano, joey Surprenant, Evan Taylor, Bucky Teller, Teara Walters, Melissa Wilmer, Corbin Wilmer, Jennifer Wilson, Matt Moun itcauln 1rraili§ linn Chicago Style Pizza and Hot Dogs ------------------------------------------------------------------ ----76 �Left: Steve Sanchez shyly grins. Far left: Ryan Powell stares in amazement at the camera.Middle left: Bucky Taylor ...Kristina Morrison has an earful while Cheryl Rhyno dreams of a happy place. Bottom left: Melissa Walters shows her school spirit by dressing up at Halloween. L-----~ JliNIOR LEADE~S._ I CLASS OFFICERS Cheryl Rhyno: President Wendy Miller: Vice President Audrey Roe: Secretary KaliBeck: Treasurer 399 Mountain View Drive Bayfield, CO 81122 Motel: 884-2780 Cafe: 884-9368 79 �A LEGACY OF THEIR OWN Sophomores Unprecedented in 1993 Unprecedented is one word of school. This includes FBLA, that has been used to described the FHA, STAND, Drama, Band, From Left to Rtght: Jenca Cook and Sophomore Class. Wbat does it Knowledge Bowl, and sports. All Mtchelle Chnstano studv Izard for tlze mean? Webster has defined it as these things have helped this class upcommg test. Rvan Custck slw. . . ·s ;ust unique. This class is certainly that. through the year and has brought how well he like Cortez. Peters. Jonathan Blacksten takes a break in Mrs. Hagas' Wbat makes it unprecedented is drastic change not only physically class. thewidevarietyofthepersonalities but mentally as well. Many of formed in the class. They have them are finding that is not what it partiers, athletes, actors, comedi- used to be. They have, however, ans, scholars, leaders, and those made many new friends both unthatjustcannot be classified. With der and upperclassmen. This such a wide variety of personali- makes struggling through the year ties, you get a very ambitious goup. a little easier. This class is one of Sometimes they do get a little to the best. Their successfulness has ambitous. This group has a very made them stand out in all aspects. unique outlook on life. Matt Boy, the world better watch out Trobaugh said, "Life is just one big because the class of '96' is just game." Do we wish it was. This beginningtocreatealegacyoftheir class is learning that it is a lot of own. hard work throughout every aspect * lAJHESSI'ON (AOCO SOUTHWEST {.js;!J STIHL.:. INC. NEW ' ZI!!TCR IDEA 39927 Hwy. 160 - Gem Village - Bayfield, Colo. 81122 - (303} 884-4101 80 �lawn Abernathv Forrest Allen Enn Anglm Mmdy Arnold Carlos Atencw No Photo Available Shane Bassett Andv Baumgardner ' Cory Bcuter Johnna Biggers Jonathan Blacksten Jenca Cook MIChelle Clm'itwno Ryan Cusick Damella Dl).on Erin Dunavant Left to Right: Josh Fats shows off Ius fact after a fight wah an upperclassman. Erm Dunavant is one of a kind at the Halloween contest. lDl3 /(/QX FM STEREO The Voice of the Colorado Rockies �Left ro R!(?IU: Jolmna B1ggers tells Freshman Justm Goodwin," Touch me you die!/" Erin Anglins impression of a Freshman. Cody Duran Rachel Ed~..·ards Josh Fitts Delilah Folks Danny Fritz No Photo .A.vailable Mike Greer Austin Hall Dan Hall Mandi Hamzlton Tom Harrison Josh Homer Caleb Huthmacher Daryl Kolzlerscmidt Dason Kremer Eric Lobato CLENDENNING CONSTURUCTION Gustav~'s Upholstry Quality Carpentry Auto - Fumrlure - Boat - Commercial Lloyd Clendenning pwner 8 (303) 884-9768 P.O. 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Rachel Edwards hard at ~"'·ork to finish her layout before the deadline. Heather Raish Kenna Ranney Becky Rodrick Catenna Rule Sonya Sitton Shannon Farrell Cindy nively Brent Spratlen Tiffany Teller Jennifer Thompson Andy's Photography Rufe's Paint Store Pam Taylor Mike Romero 1323 East Second A venue purango, CO 81301 8 (303) 247 - 5660 38 Town Plilza Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247 - 5267 �Matt Trobaugh Curtzs Valencza Alzcza Vance Ra_v Vasquez Domznzc Wesley Clochvise from the top: Mzchelle 1S takzng a break to pose for the camera. Tiffan_v Teller IS tlzroughl_v exhausted after a day at BHS. Jason Abernathv stares at the camera and can 't quae figure out whv they are taking his p1cture. Below: Kenna Ranney is a perfect exarnple of having a umque outlook on life. Deli • Bakery • Salad Bar Floral Shoppe • Video Rentals Film Processing 2 LOCATIONS IN DURANGO #6 Town Plaza Shopping Center 3130 Main A venue as �OUT TO GETCHA! Freshman 1994 Countdown, Freshmen! Only three more years and were outta here. This ever unique class has so much to offer the real world once we get out. But don't get your hopes up, we have a while. What's the best thing about being a Freshman?lt has to be new friends, new teachers, and finally getting out of the Midschool. Yes, but what's the worst thing about being a Freshman? Definitely being at the bottom of the social stack once again, and walking down the hall hoping no big Senior is ready to give you the "Initiation". This class is surely one of the best to ever come through BHS, so how do you describe them? Brilliant? Ambitious? Out of the ordinary? Or just plain awesome. You make the choice. We have a lot to look forward to in the near future, like more respect and best of all, getting our drivers license. Whatever each of us decides to do with our lives, the world better get ready, 'cause the class of 1997 is out to make it big! Above: Judd Jenkins glances back to make sure he is not being stalked by an UPPERCLASSMAN. BelowAndrea Garcia catches up on the past faces of BHS. Andrews, Nicholas Apodaca, Jennifer Arnold, 1heresa Backer, Megan Beat, Bridget Betley, Kacey Brandon, Jeff Brittain, Jessica Chapin, Hobby Clapp, Cierra SlJBARlJ SERVING BAYFIELD Chevrolet 679 Second Ave . P.O. Box 2448 DURANGO , COLO 81302 247 -2121 FOR OVER 30 YEARS. Oldsmobile �Left to Right: Jeb Taylor, StudentCouncilRep; Jessica Macklin, President; Kacy Conner, Secretary; Marshal Hahn, Vice President; Enid Lasater, Treasurer. Above: Kim McGuire looks like she is enjoying her new classes. Clendenning, Maggie Cole, Angie Conner, Kacy Corlies, Tegan Crossman, Rubin Crumbaugh, Ellie Cummins, Jesse Cundiff, Jimmy Deming, Brand Donaldson, Justin Eimar, Erik Fahrion, Dawn Farnam, Maleah Fisher, Shannon Ford, Ben The JD) ltJ IRAN CG ({)) IHIJEIR.AJLJD) 1275 MAl AVE E DURANGO, CO 81301 247-3504 SERVING THE FOUR CORNERS DAILY �Above: Dawn Lewis can'tfigure out how she got to Bayfield. Right: This group offreshmen don't seem to know where the high school is. Garcia, Andrea Garcia, Cheyenne Gomez. Miguel Goodwin, Justin Gosney, Mandy Haga, Heather Hahn, Marshall Hahn, Valerie Hamilton, Aaron Hoback, Craig Holland, Randy Ivers, Cannon Jack, Harley Jenkins, Judd Johnson, Bobby No Photo Available WESTERN SLOPE INSURANCE P.O. Box 2488 890 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81302 (303) 247 - 2457 Dorman McShan mm~mm Prestdent - RECISION MPORTS SAAR 1025 Camtno del A to Durango Colorado 81301 (303) 247 8182 5220 E Mam Farmmgton. New Mextco 87401 (505) 326-5423 �Left: Seems like this freshman class is always trying to be on top. Above: Kristy Miller will soon figure out there is not much to smile about in high school. Joswick, arah Kennedy, Daniel Kimball, Niclwlas Kugle, Matt Lancett, John Larimore, Heather Lasater, Enid Lewis, Dawn Linfesty. Tara Lorenzini, Sam Lucero, Lloyd Ludwig, Josh Macklin, Jessica Mars, Dusty Martin, Amanda ~~JJ ~JJ~]J l3@) ~ Jlf] JJJDOS)~J JJ 1J ru]ti 1315 Main Huenue 247 - 884 1123 CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO. CO 81301 303·259·5360 COMPLETE INTERIOR SERVICE FOR FLOORS, WALLS AND WINDOW COVERINGS 89 �Left: Marshall Hahn realizes that he is not in middle school anymore. Ci rra Clapp and Jamie McMinn are only two of the smiling faces here at BHS McGuire, Kim McMinn, Jaime Miller, Kristy Monger, B.J. Morrison, Olan Natzke, Angela Neil, Renae Percell, Plwebe Popely, Tim Prior, Kevin Richardson, Christina Richins, Kim Rustmann, Jody Sanchez, Reggie Schockaert, Mike Computer Warehouse 1124 TOW, PLAZA WILLIAM ECKARD DURANGO. COLORADO M1301 (303) 247-3308 90 rmf 'Vutional &nl\ of Ourutf:O ............ MtMHtR F.ll I 1.. \.=.It Ql'Al HOl 'IM> lENDtR P.O. Bm L • 259 W. 9th St. (303! 247-3020 • Fa.\ 247-8031 Dwm1Ko. Colorado 81302-2910 �Left: Angela Natzke and Kacy Conner finally figure out the joke they heard the day before. Daniel Kennedy is glad he finally made it to high school. Serrano, Jackie Smithwick, Mike Sours, Jeremy Steinbacher, Kelly Taylor, Jeb Thompson, Kimber Vette, Kane Wilbourn, Heidi Williams, Steve Wilmer, Mike Wilson, Clayton Wray, Jesse Young, Tyler Zink, Theresa 802 CAMINO DEL RIO I DURA GO, COLO 81301 1 259·3630 Dura!t)O 8Mi\LL Ci\Q 138 Bodo Dr1ve Durango. Colorado 81301 ( 303) 259-346091 �Alma Jean. Mike, We are so verv proud ofvou. Remember that the glorr of God ts tntel!tgence and that you can overcome ever_v challenge you face . You wr/1 a/wars be in our hearts. Love, MomandDad We believe tn you and know you can do ~rhatever rou set your heart to. We're so proud of you and ~...,u always be therefor you. Love. Mom·rz -- cd Jonah, Thanks for the many proud moments and exciting times due to your Izard work and dedication to your school work and ball games. We couldn't be more proud. All our love. MomandDad Melissa, You 're a doll. Go get 'em and"remember THINK PINK. Kristina, You've come a long way from the shy little girl you once were. Tlze sky is tlze limit. So take your talents and your million dollar smile and soar. Kim, Love you, You have been a joy to your mom and dad. We may have lost our little girl, but tlze young lady who has replaced her has not disappointed us. In our eyes you are already a success: Dad, Mom, and Jonathan Dad and Mom �Brad, The pnde that we have for you m who vou are and who you are becommg IS completely be_vond -words. We want you to know we love you and wish you the very best in all that life fzolds for you. Love, MomandDad Bobbie Kay, You have always been loveable and very concerned about others, also you have always had a good outlook on life and what you want in life. We love you very much and wijh you luck in the future ahead of you. Aaron, Think positive. Chin up. Smile a lot. Remember who loves you, Mom and Dad Kara, Corinne, Angels don't all have blue eyes, but mine does. Love ya, Mom and brothers As you go through hfe al~.,·ays remember to believe m }'Our dreams, work for your goals and trust m your heart. You 're a very special lady and we love you unmensel_v. Love. MomandDad �BELIEVING IN CHANGE The 1994-93 year gave rememberance to ev.('ryone. New faces came to peoples attention, and faces disappeared that we will probably never see again. New artists stormed to the tops of the music charts, and some fell in defeat. Michael Jackson faced a prison term, and Snoop Doggy Dog wondered of he would ever get out. Change was one of the main issues of this year. Many people brought happiness to others, while other lives were destroyed by the worlds faults. The changes of 93-94 brought good and bad for the people. One thing that was learned thought is that you always gotta believe. Forty seconds that shook Los Angeles caused an estimated thirty billion dollars in damage. Michael jackson faced his downfall as he was accused of sexually assulting a young boy. joe Carter became the second player to end a World Series with a home TOP TEN BEST SELLING SINGLES 1. Can't Help Falling In Love 2. Dreamlover 3. Whoomp! There It Is 4. Lately 5. Runaway Train 6. If 7. Right Here 8. Will You Be There 9. I'm Gonna Be 10. If I Had No Loot Dr. Ore is the cheif architect of what is know at West Coast gangsta rap. He has produced million-selling albums, most recently "The Chronic." BSBSEbbERS 20541 HWY. 160 WEST DURANGO, COLORADO 94 �The Dallas Cowboys became only the fifth team to repeat as Super Bowl champions with a 30-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVIll. TOP FIVE MOVIES OF 1994 1. Jurassic Park 2. The Fugitive 3. The Firm 4. Hard Target 5. R;s;ng Sun Pope fohn Paul II visited the United States for the third time since becoming pope 15 years ago. I e , 11111111111111111 Nancy Kerrigan was expected to win the national figuring skating title. But before she had a chance to compete, she was bashed on the knee by an unidentified assailant. l1lter,fellow skater, Tanya Harding 's former husband, pleaded guilty in the assault case. AlJ'F8 EEN'FER (303) 385-4822 (303) 247- 1212 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ''' I �Jason, You have been a constant source ofJOV and enrerrwnmenr to us. Just contmue to belteve m }'Ourself and rrusr the Lord--then follow your dreams to a wonderful life We are very proud ofyou' Love, Mom and Dad Anna. You make us very proud. We enjoy the memory of many great times together. We will miss }'Our enthusiasm and fun sense of humor next year when you go to college. You will be successful at whatever you do. Seize the day. Love, Mom and Dad Tasha, We are sure you do not know how much love and happiness you have brought to our home. We have learned a lotfromyou! Your determination and desire to do what's right will help you throughout your life. Loving you eternally, MomandDad 96 ����� 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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