https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/99bbe58058843f2333e3f252f0475845.pdf 1fe338c076b592872cccec9f4523da59 PDF Text Text ����The Students of BHS Move Up deralLand Bank (303) 259-1540 850 East 2nd Ave. Durango, CO 81301 Dominic Khinhtay appears bewildered by BHS as he attempts to make an adjustment to smaU town life. Title Theme Page Homecoming/Student life Seniors Classes Fall Sports Winter Sports Faculty Academics Organization Dedication Year in Review Spring Insert 1 2-3 4-14 16-31 32-55 58-67 68-85 88-91 92-101 102-105 106-109 110111 112-128 �When entering Bayfield High School you step into a whole new world, a world of charisma, excitement and wonder. You may not be sure how you got there, but you'll sure be glad you came. You see, going to Bayfield High just isn't a task; it is considered to be a big, fun-filled and exciting adventure. Our high school has heard the words "steppin' up" a lot this year. What do these words mean to Bayfield High? Well, for one they mean stepping up to a classification of 3A. Stepping up also applies to our school because we are the school that is known for reaching greater heights. The students here are always found reaching for the stars, never quiting until they succeed. Our success can be found on the court or in the classroom. The Wolverine Spirit is running wild through every student here at BHS. The spirit is definitely "IN THE HOU-HOUSE!" For the Wolverines, there are no boundaries, only room to excel and to step up. The Wolverine is feared in every state, city and town, even it' every galaxy. Z ac Martinez steps into a Whole New World : a world of toilet paper, toilets, and smelly soap. Layout by Royale Da Revisions by Jennifer Wilmer The Student Center at 2 �Clockwise: Reggie Sanchez, Cannon Ivers and Ben Ford take five for a quick pose. Robby Butrymowicz is caught off gaurd wltile Austin Hall proves to be nothing close to camera slty. Jason Abernathy and Kacey Betley express their love for school. Jinnie Longrell and Amy Rogers welcome you to the bathroom. Mike Smith-wick wonders wltat the heck you are doing. McDonalds Going to McDonald's is almost as much a part of school as going to ckus. You're made us the ploce to mut, to talk, to Jwre a good tinu, to celebrau your rictoms and lulp forget defeals. You'.-• mad• McDonald's rrwre tltonjust another ploc• to eat. 3 �Steppin Into A Layoat By Wendy l~iller "Homl!coming 94' was not a disappointml!nt," . aid Erin Dunavant ahout this years cold and wet homecoming. "Homecoming is a time of year where everyone pulls together as a school and as classes. All of the decorations, powderpuff game, and class competitions are a great lead into the football game whether it's in the snow or not." The football team defeated the Pagosa Pirates for the first time since 1983. Although they did not get to play on their home court the volleyball team pl:lyed the Ignacio Bobcats. The unlucky cross country runners got snowed out of their meet. "The 94' Powderpuff game was the hest ever, since the upperclassmen of course, SPANKED the underclassmen," Whitney Burrows had to say ahout the 20-12 win to the seniors and juniors. It was the first time any team had ever scored. The class competitionswater hats, grapefruit pass, spoon pass, volley hall push, hlanketrace, tug of war, volleyball games, powderpuff football-were a lot of fun. The seniors and juniors tied with a score of twenty-four. The first hour cia.. es had a door decoration contest which was won hy Mrs. Connors crafts class. With our devoted fans and Post Office Box 500 Bayfield CO 81122 (303) 8 4-9583 Fax (303) 884-0214 4Tf . nome co111t11,~ great school spirit, homecoming wa. a hig success. "You know you have dedicated fans when they stand in the pouring rain to watch the football game," added Mrs. Haga. Right to left: Jaimie Neptune, Michelle Cristiano, Heather Raislz, and Jerica Cook are anuouslv ~..·aitingfor the games to start. Bottom Left: The BHS cheerleaders support the team through rain or shine. Below: The crafts class shows off their winning door. 1ames W. Sower, President Member FDIC �1 op far left: Sophomores, Kevm Pnor, Manlwl Hahn. Clavton Wilson. Ben Ford, and Tvler Young are wddened a'i thev start their 'iecond year losmg streak m the lwmocommg games. Left: Jennifer Evers, along H.tlh the rest of the freshmen team mes her hardest to ~.. m water bats. Middle left: JemcaWalten leH the ball get out of nose lent;?th. Bela~.. : The senwrs and ;unwrs pose for the1r \-!Ctorvp1cture. Tlzev won 20-12 over the sophomores and fre'ihmen. M1ddle far left: The second pn::.e bus created by the semors. Bottom far left: John Lancett shows Ills sophomore class the wav. Left: Brook Bassett does her homework by the hangmg p1rate. 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Shoulder, JenmferForsythe,Kristina Morrison, Ro.vale Da', and Joe}' Serrano do the senzor vtctory cry. Top nght: The senwr class watches their successful teamates. Middle: The powder puff girls tlunk up a winning play. Above: Cody Abernath.v, Justm Macklm,Mike Greer, CurtiS Valencw, and Cody Duran cheer for the wmmng team. Far left: Teara Teller and JericaCookput on their shadesfor the big day. Left: Jill Szrios cheers at the bonfire. Bob Flagg 'Sue He s from all of us al the Bayfield office of THE WELLS GROUP ea Karen O'Hare Virginia Salazar Better Homes ® And Gardens ® JoAnn Sanderfer 303/884-0395 • 581 Colorado Drive • Bayfield • 81122 .___ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ __ Bob Thome _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l/tJI11 tcrJ111ill<fi 7 �Throughout high school a person will meet a great number of different people. Faces will come that a person will remember forever, and faces will come that a person will forget o er a time period of ten minutes. Do you ever wonder how many faces you'll remember in twenty years? Many new faces have appeared at Bayfield High School this year. Some of these people you will become good friends with. Others you will never even meet. Why do these people chose a town that was barely put on the map? Robbie Butrymowicz replied, "Where I use to live the violence was to bad." At the rate Bayfield is growing the violence will soon be to bad too. Soon new faces wont even be noticed. SERVING BAYFIELD FOR OVER 30 YEARS. O/dsmob1le �From left to right: Some of the new faces at BHS. Jennie Collin. , Ililarie Moore, Robbie Butrymowicz, Luis Valenzuela, Heather Hieb, Amy Rogers. Mariah Vance, Man hrguson. and Jinnie Langrell. DURANGO , COLO 81302 SUBARU 679 Second Ave . P.O. Box 2448 247 -2121 Chevrolet �Layout By James Matthews As you walk through the mighty halls of BHS, you might notice that there is a wide selection of people. There are so many groups here that one can never be bored. In the small town environment, most everyone knows your name and usually most people don't have problems. Here at Bayfield we all do different things. Some play sports, some are involved in after-school activities, and somejusthavefunnotinschool. Whatever we do, we are having fun. Above: This Freshman class looks foward to another three years. Right: Kayma and Cierra dance through the halls. 802 CAMINO DEL RIO DURANGO, CO 81301 259-3630 �Left: Austin Hall looks up f rom his hard studying to ponder w hy the camera is in his fa ce. What is your philosophy of life? "Life IS ~~hat \'OU nwke of 1t. so enJOV it to 1ts fullest." Makesha Ludw1g "Make vourself happv, before anythmg and make sure } 'OU are havmg fun. " Jaunie eptune I I "Whatevervou do, be .vourself' Rwn Rodenck "Just have fun with whatever you do." Mana Borst Top: Danny F. and Ronny L. play peek-a-boo. Bottom: Tara just kicks back and lets all others do the work. Above: Tim Mauldin wonders why he has to get his picture taken while he could be playing Magic*. Plnytlzings and Clot/zing for Children Lynn & Geoff Wolf Ju~L o ff::-.tam Ave 120 \V Eighth l l0J t 2-l7 34-l[l····l:l.(O co '<Jlllt 11 �• •• • •• • • • • •••• ••• ••• •• •••• •• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• • • • • •• .............................................. ..... ., CLOTHES. The top priority on almost every teenagers mind. At least those who care about what they look like, and what teenager does not. At Bayfield High School there are a wide variety of styles and looks worn by different people. The e styles are anything from bell-bottoms and Doc Martins to Wranglers and snake skin cowboy boots. Of course, there is always the BHS Dance Team uniforms. VERY flashy indeed! With so many people corning from different areas, there are many eye catching outfits that circulate the halls of Bayfield High. One thing that is for sure though, those who say money can't buy happiness don'tknow where to shop. NettLe's ?::>tiJtt-0- ~ama. "A Quality Printing Establishment With Over A Decade Of Experience" TELLY: 970/884-9501 FAX: 970/884-1320 175 CLOVER DRIVE (3rd right past the Conoco headin' east on Hwy. 160b) BAYFIELD! �••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••• BAYFIELD ANIMAL HOSPITAL 453 SOUTH PINE Good Luck Class of 1995!!! �Many New Faces Appear Slowly walking through the halls of BHS can he an exciting experience. Each group had its own distinguished features. The rapid growth added to the chaos and the interest. The groups consisted of cowhoys, partiers, jocks, and all of the ahove. The freshman class was the largest group that ever entered BHS . They were the sole reason why nohody could walk through the halls . They also provoked th~ . ~niors to tape some of th~m to the 11ag pole. Only a few fights were aroused, and everyone managed to stand hehind each other when it was nece.. ary. The teachers will never forget thes~ students, especially th~ . eniors. The name and faces will always remain in their minds through the years. The talent and individualities of the students will mirror in everyone's minds m the years to come. Layout hy Jennifer Forsythe TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 16-31 Juniors 32-39 Sophomores 40-47 Freshman 48-55 Clockwzse: Bart Miller and John Lancett are shocked that anyone would want a picture oftlzem. Kali Beck shows lze r new look. Jimmy Cundifftries toJEke a smile. M.E. McMillan THE BANK OF 14 DURANGO Chairman of the Board President 303/259-5500 FAX 303/259-5503 Member F.D.I.C. GO WOLVERINES! �ClocJ...·wise: Bobbv Sowers shows her cheesy gnn. Jeb Tavlor doesn't kno~'>' how he got here. Emd Lasater begins to pick Jzer teeth. All tlze students en;o_v tlze assembly as CurtiS Valencza gets disgusted with life. Jenca Cook's lzfe consrm ofrela.xatwn. Corv Ba.ner watches people bowmg before lzun. Canon Ivers shows peace stgns to the upperclassmen. Dan Kennedy and Olan Morn.wn watch Aden Morrison'snewdancemo~·es. A Unicorn's Garden SJ Just off Main Ave. 120 W. Eighth St. Playthings and Clothing for Children Books • Shoes • Gifts Lynn & Geoff Wolf J< 303/247-39-+7 Duran~o. CO 8/301 1 5 �1995 Seniors Dominate All "We've gone people that build up the other around. I where no other class has senior class come from am sure all of us can gone before. We don't all over, there are still a remember when some of waste our time stealing few that started the us were trying to get our stupid Christmas trees. JOurney through divers licence while We concentrate on asolescents together. others were still dominating All! Joining them along the struggling to pass their Obviously succeeding by way were people who permit tests. Even further showing the freshman made this class even more back there are memories classNOMERCY!! We memorable. The senior of drawing straws for live hy P-A-R-T-Y, why? class is the smallest at friends; eighth grade Because wegotta! We're Bayfield High School, parties that lasted all the class that is, as Jim hut it is definatly the one night; and, of course, our Carry put in, SMOKEN!! with the most spirit, dreaded freshman year at Literally." Wendy determination, and Bayfield High School. Miller, Leigha Natzke, leadership. Rachel Through the years we Jennifer Forsythe, and Crossman added, "After have created many Royale Da had this to say four long years of high memories to stay with about their senior class. school, I am ready to each and every one of us. Once in a great while experience the real world, Some that might he there comes a class like hut I'm not to sure it's forgotten, and others that no other class before. ready for us." will live on forever. Dominating step by step It seems like Many students at till they reach the top. yesterday we all had our Bayfield High School Well the time has come own little group of seem to think that this for the greatest of all these friends, and we were senior class is a little classes. The time has scared to talk to everyone weird. Well, when come for the class of '95'! else. But through the seniors are asked about This class can definatly years, everyone has their class they had a little he categorized as the class learned to accept one more to add. Cody with NO FEAR! another. Now we can not Abernathy said, "We may Although the imagine not having each be weird, but why he Photographic Studio 16 StllitJrs Ask about our Senior Portraits 643 112 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 Phone: (303 )247-8626 normal!" This class is definatly not normal and boring. This class will always be remerbered as the wildest class at BHS. The class that 1s SMOKEN!!! �W ith his best foot forward, Jarrett Cook tries to make it to class on time. �18 CODY ABERNATHY MICHAEL ANDERSON KA TY BLAT ICK WHITNEY BURROWS JARRETT COOK RACHEL CROSSMAN KALIBECK CATHERINE COLLINS ROYALEDA' �JENNIFER FORSYTHE LUIZA FRITZ NITA GOMEZ CARL HOLMES RYAN HUNT JAMES JACK DOUG KREMER AMY LONGFELLOW JESSIE DYER 19 �After Many Years of Friends Go Separate Ways One for all and all for one. Best friends seem to come in great quanities for the . enior clas. at Bayfield High School. As far back as anyone can rem em her the class of 95 has traveled together in groups supporting each other through hard time and the best times of their live . Coming together as a clas. can he hard for some people, hut this senior class has learned to stand beside one another from the beginning till the end. "Good friendhip are something that last forever, and there are a lot in this class." added • Kali Beck. Growing up together means that this class has heen together as long as they can remember. They have been together for as long, that they arc like brothers and sisters which leads to some disagreements once in a while. Getting through these times is what brings them as close as they are. Standing side hy side a. much a they can will result in friendships that last a lifetime. Friendships that this class has definitly found. Layout By Leigha Natzke • • ALL AND ALL FOR ONE • 20 Sttrion C loch..·tse: Jennv and Letgha pose for a ptcture outstde Casa Bontta. Goofing around, Michael, Jeff, and James try to outsmart each other. Justm, Joev. Evan, and Shaw ~'~<'til stand side-by-side throughout their senior year. Kristina and Cheryl share another happy moment during vollevball camp. Kerrie, Makesha, and Katv show everyone who the real number one friends are. The Sherwin-Williams Company 3000 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-~ Charles E. Dobey Store Manager JeffV. McMunn Asst. Store Manager �"Still - in a way - nobody sees a flower - really - it is so small - we haven't time - and to see takes time, like to have friends takes time. " -Georgia O'Keeffe Through the years the colors and numbers on the Bayfield water towers have changed drastically. This year they represent, nota pecial class. but a very special member of the 1995 Senior Class. C a y 1e McC(.nnick meant so much to thi cla · · that they w 0 u 1d rather have hi initials on the water tower · than the year they graduate. Friend: of Cayle all contributed to putting hi initial · on the towers. Taking fla ·hlights and all the paint they could find, they made a mark that will not he era ·ed for a long time. A mark of FRIENDSHIP. F ()WE HPR£55 OUR DEEP GRATITUDE AtJD ~ LOVE TO ALL BAYFIELD Hl~lt SCHOOL 828 Main Avenue • P.O. Box 598 ·Durango, CO 81301 boots (303) 247-0446 shoes sportswear • westernwear · casualwear . workwear. etc. .5TUOE.~TS, E.SPE.CIALLY Tr-1£ CLJ\55 OF l<i~5 I FO r" FOil YouP. LOVrtJe:. T~IBUTE. To '(ouR FP,\Ef-{0 AIJn DtJ.R s~. C.AYLE MCCORMICK MITCH A/JO CINDY FAI-\RIOt..! S~nitJrs 21 �22 KERRIE LORENZINI MAKESHA LUDWIG JUSTIN MACKLIN DENISE MANSELL JAMES MATTHEWS JEFF McCLURE ELIZABETH MERRILL WENDY MILLER PATRICK MORELLI �KRISTINA MORRISON LEIGHA NATZKE CHRISTINA NEIL RYAN POWELL CHERYL RHYNO AUDREY ROE JAMIE SALAZAR STEVE SANCHEZ SHAW SCHULDER 23 �Cheryl Rhyn~) has attended Bayfield schools as far hack as anyone can rememher. Throughout high school she was involved in many extra curricular activities, including Student Council, volleyhall, FHA, and FBLA, and she maintained a high GPA through it all. Cheryl has made many friends during high school. Each one descrihes her as a person with a generous and fun-loving attitude. She plans to attend the University of orthern Colorado after graduation. Joey Serrano has heen a student in Bayfield schools since second grade. His main priorities during high school seem to he sports and friends. Joey has participated in foothall, haskethall, track, and hasehall. When not playing . ports, he can he found with his many friend. around the school. Joey i a friend to many at Bayfield High School. Even though he is unsure of his future plans, everyone is sure to miss him after he graduates. Layout By Leigha Natzke Winner's Choice Vitamins ~ THE DURANGO KID 640 Main Ave. Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-1447 -t!f' Farmers Supply Mill Con Kemple, Manager 303-247-1780 r 696 Sawmill Rd. P 0 . Box 1726 Durango, CO 81301 �Pres1dent: Kary Blatmck V1ce Pres1dent. Cheryl Rh}no Secratary: Wend\ M1ller Treasurer: Kali Beck Rep. w1z.a Frm. C locJrn.•,se: Amy Longfellow chats with Mr. Roggero. Kristina Momson is trying to convince a gullible male to do her homework. Carl Holmes gets a ~-.·orkour in P.E. Senwr guys carry on a tradition l~( lzad'1·-sack in the lobby. 666 Camino Del Rio Durango, CO 81301 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - St11it1n 25 �JOEY SERRANO EVAN SURPRENANT TEARA TELLER CORBIN WILMER 26 BUCKY TAYLOR MELISSA WALTERS JENNIFER WILMER MATT WILSON �hawing many faces. the Senior class has livened up the halls at Bayfield High School. From top left; Justin Macklin and Jeannie Collins share a special moment. Katy Blatnickmakes herpresence known to all. Kristina Morrison expresses her displeasure. Cheryl Rhyno grimace. during a demonstration speech in Mrs. Cashio's class. Ryan Hunt heads to class. Bucky Taylor shows how he "gets the red out". Kali Beck prepares for the Homecoming Pmvder Puff Football game. S 27 �Layout By Leigha Natzke Places to go, and people to see. The enior class is ahle to tind entertainment wherever they may he or whatever time of year it is. This class can always he seen having fun, hanging out with their friends, or at least trying to find entertainment in Bayfield. Wild parties and long road trips are just some of the places and things this class can he seem doing together. Spring Break is always a time for excitement for this class. In the pa. t years the . eniors have traveled far and near. This year, who knows where they will end up. One thing for ure, once this clas gets started there is no stopping them. Top ro bottom: Jennifer Forsythe, Le1glza atzke, and Royale Da' spend tune our m the sun. Jennifer Forsvrlze 1S cauf?lzt by surpnse on her wa.v to class. 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S tarting even before kindergarten, the Senior Class has made many friends ... friends that will never be forgotten .. . even when they are gone. Cayle McCormick was a friend to many of us. Most people would say "He was one of the coolest kids I have ever known. " He was a good athlete, a good student and a caring person. Showing how much they care about Cayle, students at BHS have remembered him in many ways. Several of the sports teams wore his initials on their uniforms and the senior class painted "CM" on the water tower instead of "95" .Each person has their own special memories of Cayle. One thing is sure and constant though. .. We will always love him. l1z Me1nory of Charles Cayle McCormick. �B ig night out... Cayle, Aaron Hendrix, Leigha Natzke and her date prepare for the 1994 Senior Prom. SENIOR CLASS SONG "Friends " Packing up the dreams God planted In the fertik soil of you. Can't believe the hopes he's granted Means a chapter in your life is through. But we'll keep you close as always It won't even seem you've gone Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. - Sen/ior llass Motto l .•.· - . . .. .::: Only as high as I can reach can I grow. Only as far as I seek can I go. Only as deep as I look can I see. Only as much as I dream can I be. And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And afriend will not say never Cause the welcome will not end. Though it'shard to let you go, In the father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends With the faith and love God's given Springing fromthe hope we know We will pray the joy you 'lllive in Is the strengths that now you show But we'll keep you close, as always It won't even seem you've gone. Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. And friends are friends forever If the Lord's the Lord of them And afriend will not say never Cause the welcome will not end. Though it's hard to let you go, In the father's hands we know That a lifetime's not too long To live as friends. No a lifetime's not too long To live as friends. love, ~sting the waters ... Cayle and sister ~ Angie enjoy a day at Vallecito Lake. ~4 �Find Themselves Making an Impact on BHS ''I have enjoyed my Junior year," said Erin Anglin, "but it is scary because I only have one year left and I cannot picture my self on my own yet." Many of the class members agreed with Erin. However, there were those who were prepared to get out and make an impact. Whether it was sports or academics, this class triumphed over all the etbacks to get the job done and done right. Junior Prom was one of the activities that overwhelmed the members. The class decided to put on the best prom that Bayfield High School had ever een. In order to achieve this they did concessions and the Halloween Carnival. This class made quite an impression on student life. Mrs. Milner said,' 'This class is filled with quality and funfilled people. We are going to be hearing alot about this class for years to come.'' C enter: Daryl Kohlerschmidt takes a nap after staying up too late all weekend Right: Robby BuiTymowicz !Ties to impress the underclassmen girls so he can have a date for Saturday night. Far Right: Josh Baier figures out that it is okay to have a good time and still study too. Layout by Rachel Edwards 110 East Yth Street (303) 1~1-0i7I For Appomtment 303/ 884-9078 Laurie Fredette Affordable l:fr-ffl"ff"b"tN Jewlery, Pur;eo;. Barrettes. Ect. NORMA MEADOR Stylist 557 Colorado Dr Bayfield, co 81 122 �C I ockwise from Upper Left: Ben Lott shows the other students that life can be fun as well as rewarding. Rachel Edward.li models the latest in Chemistry wear. Chelsea Lyall is one of the many people whose smile graces the halls of the school. January Riggins still trys to figure out how she ended up with aU these exotic people from Bayfield. I / K !2Pv?rango 1240 a.m. Fast friendly service! Geogre Stephens Randy Stephens 2653 Main Ave Durango), CO 81301 30.1-247-1224 }tmims 33 �Below: Jwme Neptune is nor u.l'!lallr rerr 11!r hill she 11 camem shv and she tries to Jude W!Succel·sfullr {rom tile mmera R1ght: Heather Heave 1 ~ tlunkm 'S aholll her date tf111· ~~eel.:. end wahjoru.J memones. Abernathy, Jason Allen, Fon·est Anglin, Erin Atencio, Carlos Baier, Josh Bassett, Shane Baumgardne r, Andy Baxter, Cory Biggers Johmza Blachten, Johnathan Brandon, Jeff Butrymowicz, Robert Clark, Slzauna Cook, Jerica Cristiano, Michelle La Casita Mexican Restaurant Rob Butrymowicz t303) 884-9118 34 }tmim'! Closed Monday & Tuesday Wednesday 11-2 S-9 Friday 11-2 S-9 Saturday S-9 Sunday Brunch 11-3 118 East Mill Street • Bayfield, CO 81122 �Left: /(t Zac cute" Zac Mart me:. 1s forced to ~et IllS pzcture taken. Above: Enn Dunavant and Rachel Edwards are m deep conversation about the upcommg term papers zn Mn. Cashio's class. Cusick, Ryan Dunavant, Enn Duran, Cody Edwards, Rachel Evers, Christen Fitts, Josh Frankenheimer, Dylan Fritz, Danny Greer, Mike Hall, Austin Hall, Dan Hamilton, Mmuii Harrison, Tom Homer, Josh Huthmacher, Caleb Dirk W. Nelson Pine River Plaza 381 East Colorado Drive Attorney of Law P.O. Box 496 Bayfield, CO 81122 (303) 884-9561 }tmim-s 35 �Kohlenclmudt, Daryl Kremer, Dason Langford, Mtchael Langrell, Jmnie Lobato, Enc Lott,Ben Ludw1g, Ron Lujan, Ammula Lyall, CheL\ea Manmez, Zac McClure Jennifer Miller, Bart Mtller, Eugene Morrison, Kandt Nep!Une, Jamie A/Jove: Jenca Cook 1S all tressed out for ,dent1cal twin day during the HomeconungfestiVIttes. Rtglzt: Cory Ba.\ter and Carlos Atencio are kickmg hack and attempting to show the enllre school JLHt how "cool" they reallr are. 36 }tmim -s �OrRtmian, Enn Petersen, And) Pm, Man um Popely, Marylou Potter, Jason Prwnto, Reco Rwsh, Heather Rtgl?tn. January Rule. Catrenw Stlton, Som·a Sni~elv. Cmdy Thompson. Jenmfer ['l(irtcA... Matthe~~ Valencw. CurtiS Weise\', Dormmc Left: Heather Razsh and Jennifer Thompson show ereryone JUSt how much they LOVE Mrs. Haga's computer appltcatwns class. Above: The JLmwr hangout ts a hot spot m Bavjield Htgh Sc;hool, JUSt ask Shane Bassett and Danny Frit:.. Dylan Frankenheuner doesn 't like the camera as much as his pet teddy bear, which he takes with Jzim everywhere. W.M. O'Crotty Licensed Master 28 Years Experience 884-9179 Hours: 9-5 Monday - Friday 17 West Mill Bayfield P.O. Box 618 Bayfield, CO 81122 High Altitude Performance Electrical Repair' Special Interest and Collector Can Appraisals and Impectiom Pre-Purchase and Pre-Sales Jnspectiom Fuel Injection\ }tur im -s J 7 �Looking better than usual the junior bmJS get together for a Prom picture. Diverse yet united, the class of 96 finds a way to bring fun to L..;;;;;========= = :. .J any occaszon. From tlze left, top row; Tom Hattison, Bart Miller, Cory Baxter, Zac Martinez, jason Abernathy, Dan Hall, Ryan Cusick, Ronnie Ludwig, Curtis Valencia, Eric Lobato and Carlos Atencio. Dilytan 8 ·TIRES · J/P TIRE, Inc. " HOME OF THE SUDDEN SERVICE BOYS " PROFESSIONAL ALIGNMENT COMPUTER BALANCING 1776 MAIN AVE . DURANGO , CO 81301 (303 ) 247 - 9068 JlJ }UiiiDI3 �Opposite Pa~e C/ock\nse. \1uw Ptllt' ,.ttl/ trvtn~ to fn~ure out Amencl/11 hi~fl 1c hoof life. Austtn Hall 1/um ·' Ius more \lUI\ e \1(/e. Catrenw Rule, Ctndr Snne/yand Lnn An~!tn listen to Mtke Greer'1 horror \tones(~{ M n . Caslzw 's cia ~s. 1hl\' Pa ~e Clockwt.\ t': .!111 ntt' Lang rei/ slums hHh Homer Jlt .lt who 1' tougher. M1chelle Crtltuuw lcw~h' at \OIIl<' ;oke that 1he heard resterdcn·. Andr Baumgardner takes tune met c1{ Ius lm w schedule to pose fort he camera. - -- ~ - -.:.. _:::,~:;'~~~" ~ rf)vrill Sfreef j)rug Sfore E~ SERVI G THE PISE RIVER VALLE; Y //' Mary O'Donnell • Owner Pharmacist Po aox 110 Bayfield, CO 81122 Corner of Mill & Church ~=====--303_/884 === ·9=13=3====:::::::.) }tttriOI'! 39 �IOVING ,up IN THE WORLD SOJFJBIMOIDE <CJLASS ONJB IRUNG JFROM UJPJP>JEJRCLASSMJEN. What do you get when you cross school clowns, exceptional students, outstanding athletes, and very friendy people'! You get the sophomore class of 199495. This class grew in leaps and hounds as individuals. When asked if she were ready for upperclassmen life, Kim McGuire said, "It's scary to think that I will have only two more year to get my self together." This last year the sophomore class did accompli. h a few things. In academics they were very compctetive and hrnught home many of the awards given by teachers. In athletics, several of the students went to state and placed well. Such sports were track, wrestling, and basket hall. There were even those that made all-conference teams. In the way of extra curricular acti v1 ties. they were strong as well. Bayfield High School is proud to have this class a part of its history. Top Rz~ht ·Jesse Cummmgs and Marshall Hahn find tunc ro laugh m P.O. T Right: Kzm Richins looks as if she was zntcruptcd h) the camera. Above: Jamie McMinn takes tzmt to smzlt fnr the camera 247-4302 Shari Chrane In surance 555 S. Camino del Rio Durango, CO 40 Sophmores �Top Left: Mike Smithwick take.\ time to smile for the camera. Far Lefr: loch Rustman attempts to concentrate in science class. Left: Tegan Corlies spaces our in rhe commons area. Above: Kacv Conner is all smiles when typing. Andrews, Nick Apodaca, Jennifer Backer, Megan Betlev, Kacev Brittain. Jenlca Chapin, Hobb_v Clapp, Cierra Clendening, Magoie Cole, Angie Collins, Christina XEROGRAPHies PLUS CORTEZ DURANGO FARMINGTON Salies: (303) 259-2447 Service: 1-800-822-2979 Supplies: 1-80 -822-22 �Far Righr: KrisT)' Miller rries not to get disrracred bv rhe carnera. Right: Brand Deming artempts ro reach the class. Above: Tyler Young and Brand Deming show that rhey 'l-1:or/... well rogether in Algebra II. Conner, Kacy Corlies, Tegan Crossrnan, Rubin Crumbaugh, Ellie Cummins, Jesse Cundiff. Jimmy Deming, Brand Donaldson, Justin Eimar, Erik Fahrion, Dawn Farnam, Maleah Ford, Ben Garcia, Cheyenne Gomez, Miguel Gosnev, Mandy ---------------~ ~~~;; -- - -=--==--- == =- ~ PRINTJNG COMPANY 42 Sophmores Outstanding Quality ... Since 1957 Graphic Design - lFull lRange of Bindery Services Drafting & Surveying Supplies - lFree Delivery in Durango 950 East 2nd A venue - Durango, CO (303) 247-5212- FAX (303) 247-1454 �Right: Hilary Moore and Cierra Clapp show that they are the best qffriend.\. Above: Kimber Thompson looks like she is really having fun in Mrs. Haga's cla.\s. Haga. Heather Hahn. Marshall Hahn. Valerie Hamilton. Aaron Heitner, Colin Hoback. Craig Holland, Randv lver.\, Cannon· ](J(_k, Harlev Jenkins. lucid Johnson. Bobbv Josl-·t:ick. Sarah· Kennedr. Dannv Khin Hiav. Dominic Kimball, Nicholas JR UFEuS JPAliNT STORE MIKE ROMERO 38 TOWN PLAZA DURANGO CO 81301 (303) 247-5267 SOPH.WORES 43 �Left: Olan Morrison and Angela Natzke are busy taking notes in class. Ahove: Heidi Wilbourn and Sam Lorenzini look real enthused about their next assignment. Koss, Celeste Kugle, Matthew Lancett,John Larimore, Heather Lassater. Enid Linfesry, Tara Lorenz.ini, Sam Lucero, Llovd Ludwig, Josh Macklin, Jessica Mars, Dusty Marrin, Amanda Me Guire, Kim Me Minn, Jaime Miller, Kristy 44 SOPHMORES Medicinal and Edihle Plant.\. Walks,Talks,Consullllttmls and Clwse.\. Herbal,Homeopatltic and Nutritional Supplie.\ . Kendra-Clinical Herbalist, Nutritional Consu/tant-(303) 884-9637 64 West Mill St. - 120 Sandia Cr. - C.R. 520. Bayfield. CO 81122 �Far Left: Matt Fergu.wm tnes not to smile for the camera. Left: .llllme McMmn und Cterra Clapp are trytng to .figure ow wlztch end IS up. Abore: Nichola,· Kulllm /1 and Jeb Tavlor are tryin~ to .find a new reetpe for a hvdro~en bomb. Monger, Bert Morrison, Olan Natzke, Angela Neil, Renae Percell, Phoebe Popely, Timothy Priest, Joel Prior, Kevin Richardson, Christina Roggero, Heidi Rusrman, Jodv Sanchez, Reggie Schockaert, Mike Serrano, Jackie Smithwick, Mike DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, Colorado 1122 P.O. Box 738 SOPHMORES 45 (303 )884-20 2 �Left: Entd Lassater tries to remember her combo. Center: Tvler Young ts trvmg to cram for a test next hour. Mtddle: Tara Lmfesty takes tune to munch mjgods class. Sours, Jeremv Steinbacher, Kellv Taylor, feb Thompmn, Kimber Wageling, 'Kaymi Wilbourn, Heidi Williams, Steve Wilmer, Michael Wilson, Clayton Wray, Jesse Young, T_vler ZinJ', Theresa Serving the People of the Pine River Valley 46 SOPH!VIORES II»®wrm lBI®mm<e C®®Jkiirm o ~@~c~~~c~@§§ IBiw;r. 11.~® &ftftlln~ ILJi~IInft Jim IE&y-iill~ll<dl ~~§ lEllii~Ik IBiwsr. IE&y-iill~ll<dl 9 (C(Q) ~11.11.~~ �Top: B.J. Monger and Jeb Taylor try not to look suspicious. Middle: Randy Holland is too busy to look up and smile for the camera. Far Lefr- Mike Smithwick isn't posing for the camera. Left: John Lancetr and Chevanne Garcia are playing monkey see monkey do. Above· Renae Neil takes time out of computer class To strike a quick pose. CASUAL &ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR AND SPORTSWEAR 842 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO COLORADO SOPHMORES 47 �A New Group of Steppin' Up to Bay High It wasn't as easy as changing a diaper, but big changes carne to the freshman this year. As hard as it was the freshman got their share of experiences. They made friends or tried to stay out of the u pperclassrnan 's way. They all stuck in their own little groups, but their determinations kept' ern going. One of the big changes the freshman faced this year was the schedule. Coming from the 8 period to the 4 period day, Ashley Catron said," Its easier and makes the days feel short." The other was that the initiation was revived.Even though it was rough getting tied to a flag pole or gettiing a toilet twirl, the freshman still had that Bayfield High School spirit. As we know it was hard being a feshman, keep your head up and the years will go by easy. ~::It- PETERSEN'S ~, Country Flowers & Gifts Suzette Peter en 1{8 (303)8 4 - 2309 Gem Village Bayfield, CO 81122 C'ounterclock wise. Ashley Catron takes a break in com- puter class. Darrell Belger flexes his pees. Renee A tencio shows us how hard she works in class. Farmers Insurance Group SSS South Camino Del Rio # A - 3 Durango , CO 81301 Shari Chrane Steve Jones 247-4301 259-1201 �Andrews, J ori Atencio, Renee Baier, Jonathan Bassett, Heidi Beck, Beau Belger, Darrell Borst, Maria Brittain, Louie Catron. A hley Chamhlee, Aaron Counterclockwise. Judie Natzke gets alllulppy in computer class. Jessica Walter shows her ability on the computer . Hilary Moore enjoying class. H efald 1275 Main Avenue D{.~~ngo Durango, CO 8130 I 247 3504 Serving The Four Comers Daily �Crumhaugh, Sarah Cu ick, Heidi Davenport, Bethany Dunavant, Grady Duran, Nick Engstrom, Jack Ever,, Jennifer Foster, Micah Fritz, Doug Greer, David Hoffman, Will Holland, Kri ty Howard, Ryan Huthmacher, Heather Jack, Darcy Johnson, Jeremiah Lancaster, Brett Lawr~nce, Roger Lewis, Robbie Lott, Peter l\flcklin Constuction ~5 North Wilmer Drive 884-0224 1 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! �Luna, Matthew Lyall, Erik Magg, Rachacl Mac Elroy, Scan Mauldin, Tim McCargcr, Tony McCormick, Angie McDonald, Kayma McWilliam. , Kevin Me. sam ore, Jcrod Michel, Andrea Miller, Tim Moore, Hilary Moore, Shayne Morelli, Jes ica Morlan, Amber Morrison, Aden Natzke, Jodie Neil, Troy Neptune, Jennifer Some of the new faces at Bay High. Far left. Josh Walcott, Liz Newby, Aaron Chamblee, Nick Duran, Tegan Corlies, and at the end Jill Sirio . Senior photography & more ! 1323 E 2 Av Durango 247-5660 �Newby, Liz Owens, Deanna Phelp , Wendy Potter., Casey Prior, Kizzi Rhodes, Carl Rogers, Amy Roggero, Andrea Salazar, Joletta Sanchez, Jodi irios, Jill Si coe, Jermey Sitton, Matthew Sours, Tracy Sower, Bobbie Stephenson, Clay Sucato, Theresa Sutherlin, J.R. Talley, Kara Tatum, Charlie LJEWKS 1r1Et1UJE V AL1UJE MlEJEtCAN1rliLJE 271 N MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE Phone(303)884-9502 BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 The hardware store of the country Congratulations to the class of '95' �Taylor, Wi ty Teague, Dustin Tidrick, Kristin Trabing, Aaron Trewet, Chris Valencia, Travis Vance, Mariah Vaughn, Amy Walcott, Josh Walker, Eric Jessica Walter Wiehe Scott Wilmer, Duhlin Zwisler, Ros. Rivera, Seirgo Jodt Sanche::. to excited to be here. Tim Mauldzn over pmrers Ius knowledge. Beau Beck lmngs Ius scrapp_v arhelettc ra/enH ro our Htgh. Enc Wa/kerLsa/1 confused. Hetdt Custck stares off warclung evervbody ~o by. Humane Society Thrift Store " The Best For Less" 1111 Camino del Rio Clean Quality Merchandise o, Co 81301 Benefiting Our Animal Friends cross From the Town Plaza 303 385-4322 GEM VILLAGE COUNTRY STORE AND VILLAGE ANTIQUES QUALITY CARHARTT WORK CLOTHES SPORTING GOODS AND LICENSES ONE OF A KIND ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES AND MUCH MORE 39793 HWY 160 BAYFIELD, CO 811 22 �" Being A Freshmen is a Experience." according to Mariah Vance. Some more new faces of the High school. Counterclockwise. ]emlifer Neptune, Sergio Rivera, Kayma McDonald, and Peter Lott "66" Mfimfi M~rr(t "66" supports the Bayfield Wolverines Stop in for pizza & more after the com ete! (303) 884-9904 �Counterclockwise. Chris Trewet dazed and confused. The looks ofjessica Morelli., Wendy Phelps, Bobbie Sower, and Tony McCarger. ttheend, Angie Me Connick working hard as ever. LA CASITA Lunch 11-12 Thes-Fri Mexican Food ME XI C AN Q E<£>TAU Q ANT Dinner 5-9 Thes-Fri Sat 4-9 Closed Sun & Mon Worth Driving For! �Lavour hv Jennifer Forsytlu The sports teams thi. year proved that a little hustle goes a long way. The immediate victories of football and cross country started the year off on the right foot. Many fans joined to support each team. Spmts has always been emphasized in Bayfield, and this year's teams will always be notable for all their hard work. "I enjoy playing sporl~ because I have worked so hard with people since seventh grade. This year we all had the chance to play together," said Royale Da' about her senior year sports experience. As the cheerleaders screamed their way through every game, so did the tudents, faculty, and the numerou fans. Knowing that everyone was hehind them, the athletes gave all they had to make their hometown proud. Despite the injury etbacks, each team came together, worked harder, and did what they could. They made a point to make the 1994-95 year a memorable one. TABLE OF CONTENTS Volleyball Football Cross Country Cheerleaders Wrestling Girls Basketball Boys Basketball 58-61 62-65 66-69 70-71 74-77 78-81 82-85 ails a time out during the game. Ryan unt fig Ius to defeat his opponent. Pine River Massage Therapy Center 303-884-0460 1327 US Hwy 160B ~ Bayfield, CO 81122 �Bottom: Royale Da serve the ball. Bottom left: Tyler Young print<; for the finish line . Bottom right: Mike Smithwick gets up high in warm-ups. Center: Wolverines get ready to play some "0 ". Left: KrL ty Miller teals the hall.. Below: Cody Duran brings the team up to the line. We are happy to support the future endeauon oF the HayFitdd High School Clau oF 199S �Having six seniors, a league championship last year, and only loosing two players to graduation, the 1994 season looked to be full of great promises for the Wolverine volleyball team. Or what should have been a promising season. "This season was a waste of a lot of talent. With six seniors that have been playing together for six years, we should have gone a lot further." said senior Leigha Natzke. The team faced many downfalls during the season. s E N I 0 R s Everything they needed was there, but for some reason the girls just could not grab a win. While fighting to find just what was missing, the team faced their most toughest components with all they had- DEDICATION! The Wolverines stold a victory from the long time rival, the Ignacio Bobcats. Along the way other wins carne from the Mancos Bluejays and the Pagosa Springs Pirates. At Districts the Wolverines faced Centauri. The girls carne out fighting but could not pull off the win that was most important. They left the gym knowing that they would never play together again. One thing the team learned from this season is that you have to work for what you want for yourself, not for other people. Sometimes those other people just don't want it as bad as you do. �Back Row: Coach Hott, Kristy Miller, Kacy Conner, Leigha Natzke, Conch Jones Middle Row: feb Taylor, Sarah Joswick, Kali Beck, Wendy Miller Front Row: Jessica Macklin, Threasa Zink, Kristina Morrison, Cheryl Rhyno, Jenmfer Forsythe, Erin Dunavant, Royale Da' Bac~ Row: Kara Talley, Coach Jones Middle Row: Liz Newby, Heidi Cusick, Jodie Nat::ke, Jill Sirios, Mandy Martin , Heidi Reggero,Front Row: Megan Backer, Wendy Phelps, Angela Natzke, Sarah Crum/Jaug/1 Back Row: Coach Hott, Theresa Zink, Sarah Joswick, Amber Morlan, Christy Collins, Coach Jones Front Row: Jessica Walter, Kacy Conner, Mandy Martin, Whisty Taylor ~ e 259-0887 DURANGO, COLORADO 81301 �Girls Track Team WRESTLING 1991 1st 1991 All-State Not enough information available. 1988 Team 2nd Wade Garcia-5th Jonathan Hunt-6th 1989 Kyle Beebe-6th 1990 Kyle Beebe-5th 1991 Jason Jenkins-1st Royce Mogensen-2nd Dan Chamblee-4th Ray Powell-5th Jeramiah Coey-6th 1992 Jeramiah Coey-5th 1993 Jeramiah Coey-3rd 1994 Marshall Hahn-1st Ryan Hunt-5th 1995 Cody Duran-4th Marshall Hahn-5th FOOTBALL. Team 1990 Quarter-Finalist 1993 Quarter-Finalist All-State Trent Phelps Darin Sower Ross Ford Shane Lloyd Rick Rodman Erik Marty Seth Conner Joey Serrano ~ F~~~~a~~::!:~~~~~~ Sp(j11J K 'li.Sti. "R.e~ti.ck Licensed Cosmetologtst & Nail Spec1a/ist Makeup Owner �BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Team Team Has not placed in a state tournament since 1981. All-State Tina Prior Karen Bell Kelly Mars Kelly Prior 1986 3rd All-State Trent Phelps Rick Rodman Mike Zink Dion Phelps VOLLYBALL Team BOYS TRACK Kelly Mars Kelly Prior Shanna Rock Kristen Sittner Team Not enough information available. All-State Not enough information available. CROSS COUNTRY BASEBALL Team 1994 Girls 5th Highest Individual Placer Enid Lasater 13th Has never placed in a state tournament. 1988 4th All-State 1327 u.s. Hwy. 160B • P.O. Box 738 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 • (303) 884-2082 DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE ~~ Doctor of Chiropractic ~ Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician -~ r f 'IT7'0~ ~~ \\\ t::~ ~ ~ spmt.f 61 �Lavout h_v Jennifer Forsythe At the beginning of the eason, nobody ever thought this team could ever lose. However, they learned about defeat the hard way, and their dreams were crushed at one crucial moment. The team started off with a bang. No team could get past their rapid offense and destructing defense. They demolished Shiprock and were pumped up for their game against San Juan. During this game, quarterback Marchall Hahn got injured. The team did not let down and ended up winning 35-21. Hahn healed, carne back, and brought this strong team together again. What the team did not realize was that there was a time for winning and a time for losing. Bayfield's first de- A ' I TA'! ' All"' feat was against Salida. It was a battle of turnovers and defense . Their winning streak began again until one of their most important games against Monte Vista. Bayfield was winning 3-0 until the last minute of the fourth quarter. Monte Vista then made a questionable touchdown. Their hopes for the playoffs were shattered. Overall, the season was a miraculous one. Even though they did not get as far as they hoped, the town was very proud of them. The team will lose some very outstanding seniors, but their remaining talents are hopeful for next year. e ow: e o vermes get mto actwn. Right: Cody Duran sweeps closely by the defense. Bottom Right: The defense cannot handle Joey Serrano. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES OFFICE: (303) 247-4060 RESIDENCE: (303) 247-1610 ·-~···· .. \•, ' HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILL INOIS RON J. DOUGHERTY AGENT 825 East 2nd Avenue WestBuilding,Suite424 P.O. -Box 3495 Du rango, CO 81302-3495 �"I think we had a really good ea on, but we should have done better than we did, " said Evan Surprenant about this year's season. AMERICAN FAMILY 2815 M AIN DURA GO, CO 81301 303-247-2832 I~SL' RANCE A UTO HOM E B USINESS HEA LTH LIFE TOMMY L. TUCKER, LUTCF 1ddle: Matr Wilson, Joey Serrano, Kevm Prior, and Cody Duran are getting ready for another touchdown. Top: Cot~V Abernathy kicks another field goal. hove: And)' Baumganner slides b_v to make a fi rst dm1:n. Left: Josh Homer and Josh Bazer block to help their of �~~~1994 FOOTBALL TEAM~~~ ([I II Iii Iii II Iii Front Row: Cody Duran, Kevm Pnor, Joey Serrano, Marshall Hahn, Zac Martmez. Tim M1ller, Aaron Chamhlee. And.> Baumgartner. Crmg Hohack, Hohbe Chapm, Bart Miller, Grady Dunavent, Peter Lott, Coach Moon. M1ddle Row: Coat·h Pnor. Eru Eimar. Rwn Cus11 k Tom Harnson. Ryan Howard. Enc Labato. Shane Bassett. John Lancett, Matt Tidnck. Matt Wilson. Robby Butrymowu .;:. Daryl Kohlerschmult. James Mart hews, Josh Bmer, Shaw Schulder. Top Row: Carl Holmes, Judd Jenktns.limmy Cundiff. Josh Ludwig. Evan Surprenaflf. Josh Homer. Jason Ahemath>. Justm Donaldson. Justm Macklin, Dan Hall, Nick Duran, Erin Ourgaman. Cory Baxter. Cod} Ahemath}. Josh Walr·ott Right: The coaches, Mr. Prior, Mr. Keirns, and Mr. Moon, shoe everyone that coaches can have a personality too. The1r distictlooks can give everyone a lauJ?Iz. %nfasy ?!lora! 381-4 East Colorado Drive P.O. Box468 Bayfield, CO 81122 (303) 884-2160 �Cody Abernathy Justin Macklin James 1Watthews Shaw Schulder Joey Serrano Evan Surprenant SCOREBOARD Shiprock Blanding Ut. JV Buena Vista Lake County Salida Centauri Pagosa Springs Monte Vista Ignacio Matt Wilson us. THEM 35 35 50 21 7 0 34 3 0 0 21 0 14 13 8 6 7 12 DR. DANIEL J. McCLURE 1327 U.S. Hwy. 160B Bayfield, CO 81122 Doctor of Chiropractic Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician P.O. Box 738 65 (303) 884-2082 �Have you ever wondered first with a time of 20: 10, Ben what kind of a person makes the Lott finished thirtieth with a time hcst cro~s-country runner? Well of 21:05, and Nicholas Kim hall according to Coach Veron Kimball, came in finished with a time of A ~elf motivated individual, one 21:32. who does not compete to hear the Enid Lasater qualified for roar of the crowd. These indi- state which was held at Boulder. victuals showed these traits this At the state meet, she finished year. thirteenth with the time of 22:30. Thirteen people went out No boy qualified for state this for cross-country. The team con- year although Mike Greer fell sistcd of five girls and eight boys. short by only by four places. Only in its third year the The girls were led by Enid Lasater who came in second place at team could still be considered in a Rcgionals with a time of 21 :20. growing tage. The team will conKandi Morrison scored twenty- tinue to improve under the guidsecond with the time of28:56. The ance of Mr Kimball. It is hoped boys were led by Mike Greer who that the team will also receive came in ninteenth with a time of recognition and support as it 20: 10. Ben Ford finished twenty- repr ents BHS. II II DOLLAR FEATURES QUALITY PRODUCTS OF THE aJRYSUR CORPORATION! I t A CAR LaPlata County Airport Durango 259-30121 �I ~ I I' r:J 0 ~:=d t-< ,,,, !fop to Bottom; Dylan Frankenheimer, Nicholac; Kimball, Jeremiah Johnson, Ben Lott. Mike Greer. D;umy Friu ~eggie Sanchez, Ben Ford, Coach Kimball, Ellie Crumbaugh, Enid Lassater, Kandi Morrison. Audrey Roc. ifyler Young, Middle School; Erin Black, Tony Kimball, Brekka Rit:hie Counterclockwise: Ben Ford runs to bent his time. Ben Lott works his hardest to finish the race. The BHS runners take the starting postion as they wait for the gun. Enid Lasater races past her opponent. Tyler Young sprints to the finish line. ...... ••••• ..... ........ Giving Colorado Education IIOIItlfES1' BANKS Our Best Norwest Bank Ignacio 615 Goddard lptacio, CO (303) 563-9401 �Whoosh! Some guy t1ys by Tonv McCargar gets lost m Powder. but you four feet in the air. It looks like that doesn't keep him from ripping a he's strapped to a big t1at piece of beautiful blindside 360. fihergla ... This isn't torture, thi. is snow hoarding. Purgatory is the resort where you will find most BHS snowboarders . For those who haven't been there, the runs at Purgatory are always different depending on weather and the amount of snow. If you plan to board, you might want to tick to the front ide of the mountain; the backside offer nice runs hut they are difficult to get to. BHS has everal people who deserve recognition for being great snowhoarders, Benn Lott, Caleb Huthmacher, RobhieButrymowicz, Cierra Clapp, Ben Stewart, Jamie McMinn, James Matthews, Ryan Cusick, and Cheyenne Garcia. They all have great talent and potential. Former student, Tony McCargar, ha11 helped each of our snow boarders become better rider in orne way. A summer comes, the now goe.. The rider at BHS put away their boards and gear up for other things. However, rest as ured that next . ea on a new batch of snow boarders will take the place of any who have gone, and the veterans will lead the way for the 1995- Caleb Huthmacher performs"The Mon· ke.v" four feet in the air. 96 season of BHS nowboarders. Tonv looks for a spot to land, AirTraffic Control gets a little stmgy wah small craft BH BOARDERS: Charlie Tatum,Ben Loll, Robby Butrymowicz, Ciera Clapp, Caleb Huthmaclzer,Ryan Cusick I NFERNO S NOWBOARDS AtPurgatory New Downtown Store Opening in September! Located at:PO Box 5324, Durango Colorado, 81301. Call: 247-9000, and ask for Inferno Snow boards. 68 Stndcnt Life �Caleb grabs his tail and soars. through the skies at Purgatory Ski Area )Y1i/l Sfreef [)rug Sfore SERVING THE PINE RIVER VAUEY P.O. Box 110 &yfield, CO 81122 Corner of Mill & Church 303/ 884-9133 Stndwt Lift: 69 �Jill Sirio .\ glances at other squad members during a basketball game at Pago!i·a. As you emerge from the lockerroom, seemingly thousands of glittering eyes . tare at you, only you. You and the rest of the . quad take your places and begin to cheer; Ten minutes later, the crowds previous murmur has turned into a roar heard for miles! Your job, as a cheerleader, is successful. At the beginning of the year, no one knew what to expect from a young squad. People were wondering if it would be up to the task. Things started rocky when plan. did not tum out quite right. But, suddenly things started falling into place at all the right times. All expectation were met when even the fre. hmen stepped up to the task during homecoming games. At the beginning of the football game against Pagosa, many people thought the cheerleaders would not be there, considering the rain and snow. Amatingly, to everyone's delight, they arrived, many even without their warm uniforms. Now, with a pro. pering squad of three freshmen and five sophomores, Captain Mandi Martin says, "Our inexperience really shows, but by the time we are juniors and seniors, I'm expecting a lot." Considering the talent now pos essed, the fans cannot wait!!! Q: What was your best time chealeading. tlus year ? Dawn Fahrion: "What I liked most this year was just cheering at all the game.." Cierra Clapp: "I think what I liked best thL year was going to camp this summer." Top Row: AshleJ!. Catron Dawn Fahrion Middle Row: Jill Sirios, Cie"a clt;pp, Sarah Crumbaugh, Megan Backer, Mandi Martin Bottom Row: Maggie Clendenning Guitars - Keyboards Percussion Amps- PA Systems Ken, Darlene, Dennis and Nancy 509 8th Ave. Durango �Top: During Homecoming a soaking wet squad stops for a quick pose. Bottom left: Cheerleaders get caught before they can strike a pose. Bottom right: Sarah Crumbaugh is near hysterics trying to get the crowd pumped. Good luck class of "95"!!!!!!! APELLIDEVELOPMENT �Youth Movement Continues As . .. .. .... ,....,. ' !:' : :=::::••·::: ·:::·••·::: '•, : OUTSTANDING JESSICA MACKUN ALLCONFER.ENCE DUSTY USRs: 1()(/11 CQDYDUU)tl ~ .119# ST4TE !t.f.dL(trlER$ DUSTY MARS~ lOofJ RYA.N HUNT •ifJ6tt Cl)DYIJUJI.AN .,119# ..... . MARSJIA.LL HAHN .. 125# ,._ JOSH ll(JMER ., 17211 STATE PJ1jCIRS CQDYD~i<AN .. 4TB CODY DURAN M.ARSHAJ..L IIAHN .. ~.TH, MARSHALL'HAHN First National Bank of Durango Not Just a Bank, 259 w. 9th St. • P.O. Box L Your banking Partner Durango, CO 81302 (303) 247-3020 • Fax 247-8031 72 SPORTS Equal Hou. ing Lender G) Member FDIC �Altlt CQNF1J.REN£E KRIS MORRISON KEELY BECK QUTSTANPING JINNIE LANGREU OUTSTANDING ENID LASATER CORY BAXTER --- GROUNDWORKS BACKHOE SERVICE 303-884-2338 • lAYFlELD, COLORADO • EDDIE GARCIA �Young Promising S The music blares in his head as the lone combatant prepares for battle. Lost in his thoughts he antiCip..ttes his opponents every move and rehearses his own attack. A his time approaches. he is quiet and I ocused. He steps into the circle to face his opponent as well as himself. One thought consumes him to defeat the other man in the ring. Wrestling is very different from any other sport. It is only yourself and your opponent. If you lo e you can only blame yourself, and if you win you're the only one who can take the credit. Each wre. tler has a different expectation. "To place in every tournament and win state." according to Cody Duran. The best part about the season was practicing for the state tournament. "After It is over you can eat as much a you want~ " The ~ restlers went into the state tournament with very high hopes. "I was a little disapointed with how they wrestled there, but we are still young and will be back in force~" Coach Edwards. They entered the tournament and ranked fourth in state. A wrestler has to have the right attitude. Coach Edwards can teach them moves and make them stronger, but unless they were willing to get in and rough it up, he can not help the attitude. The practice were killers. Wrestlers were in the best hape of anyone around. They never lost because they were out of condition. In order for a practice to be effective, it must be intense. Practice. were close to three hour long and they were every weekday. In practice, wrestlers did a lot of running. They drill move like crazy and also did a lot of free wrestling. "That when done right is a war." aid Coach Edwards. Winning in wrestling is a very personal matter. Wrestling i a lonely sport, it is just you out there on the mat. Each wrestler has their own way of dealing with losses as well a. winnings. "I was just there to make sure they were ready and had the chance." Coach Edwards. The future is very bright. They are still very young, and they can challenge for a state title next year. SLAM! Senior Ryan Hunt works for a takedown on his opponent at the State Tournament. OUCH! JunwrCody Duran pms Ius foe on his way to a league championship. Stay ahead of t11e rest with Gosney & Sons 74 Wre .~t:lins and Bayfield High School �CRUN CH ! Sophmore Marshall Hahn rurns l11s lea~ue opponent for a pin. GOOlD !LUCK GRAD UA TIES! WHAP! Senzor Ryan Hunt keeps his feet m bounds for a takedown m state. Gosney & Sons Ready Mix P.O. Box 367 6699 C.R.531 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 (970) 884-9533 \\'rc:.<tliug 7 5 �Top row, left to right. Assa. Coach Rtck Hahn, Aden Momson, Marshal Hahn, Curtzs Valencw, Ohm Morrmm, Rohhte Butrvnwwi::c, Josh Homer, Jesse Cummms, JuddJenkzns, Clayton Wzlson, Head Coach Rick !:..{/wards. B(J/tom nm. left to nght. Aaron Hamilton, Ryan Hunt, Casey Potter, Cannon Ivers, Miguel Gomez, Ntck Duran. Davui Greer, Dustv Mars, Codr Duran. Not SlzoHm: Rachel Edwards MGR, Kunber Thompson MGR. Every wrestlers dream is to make it to the state championships; Ryan Hunt made it FOU R times. This season was unlike any other cason for Ryan, he had dedicated the season to his cousin who had pa ed away earlier this year. He had a 21 and 4 record and practiced long and hard to cut weight. "I wanted to win state champ, but it didn't work out,"commented Ryan,"Being the only senior on the team wa weird because I knew I wasn't coming back to wre tie next year." [B REALTOFf ' David W. Hardy, GRI- Broker I Owner Multiple liSting Serv1ce MLS Bus 303-884-9517 Res 303-884-9287 Fax 303-884-2854 P.O. Box 710 Baytield, Co 81122 �C RUNCH! Junwr, Curtzs Valencia, applies a front headlock to a Buena Vista Denwn. SWOOSH! Sopmore. Clavton Wilson. breaks cma.vfor an escape. . THU K! Junwr, Cody. Duran works a leg lace on a Hotchkzss Bulldog in his semifinal match at state. THUD! Sophmore, Jesse Cummzns. prepares to breakdown Ius opponent at leaf?ue. Wrestling layout design and paste up by: ]aimie Neptune and Heather Hieb. Queen Treat Capitol of Durango JD)~Jiry 2817 Main Ave Durango, Colo. v;, ( ;tlin,; 77 �"Even though we didn't -wm man} games, and our record was not that good. I think our team was one of the best in the state", said senior Kali Beck. When you play like a championship team in practice and at a few games you know you are good hut, every team has their off days. With this team they had off days at the worst possible times. Girls var, ity ended up with a seven and twelve record, although this record does really not show the talent that these young ladies had. Thi team had their own unique qualities which enabled them to stand out from any other team. "We were all friends. We got along really well so we had fun while we played. Even if we lost we still had fun while on the court," said sophmore Jess Macklin. Coach Mick McDermott said, "I have alot of young ladies on this team. I think we can pull this team together in a couple of years and take it all the way to state." There was a shortage of dedicated seniors on the team this year. There was only five senior, on the varsity team. "It takes alot of dedicated eniors to get a team up and going. They needed to he there to get the team'. moral boosted and their energy going", said senior Luiza Fritz. Predictions of a championship are in the near future for the Lady Wolverines. It takes alot of blood, sweat, and tears to be a championship team. In the year to come these ladies will be steppin up to victory, above and beyond. BUST! Ka!t Beck, senior, busts a jumper from wav outside. IN YOUR FACE! Erin Dunavant, junIOr, luts the Jumper over two guards. JOHN I. MANKINS GRI I BROKER-OWNER Bus.: 970/884-9566 Res .: 970/884-9223 FAX: 970/884-04~8 REAL EST ATE , l TO 7X Girl!! Dlt4ketbeH 104 E. Mill Street e P.O. BoJ. 24 e Bayfield, CO 81122 e ----- �REBOUND! Rm·ale Da. senior. streches for the rebound. LAY IT UP! Kristv Mzller. soplunore, breaks through the defense to lay zt up for two. SCORE BOARD • us/them Dec. 2 Dulce, NM 42-47 Dec. 9 Sargent 55-16 Dec. 10 Pagosa 37-54 Dec. 16 Dolores County 30-41 Jan. 3 Farm., NM 47-49 Jan. 6 Dulce, NM 55-43 Jan. 7 Aztec, NM 28-48 Jan. 13 Mancos 48-46 Jan. 14 Dolores County 50-32 Jan. 20 Ignacio 38-42 Jan. 21 Monte Vista 54-51 Jan. 24 Navajo Prep, NM 32-90 Jan. 27 Pagosa 29-38 Jan. 31 Aztec, NM 28-55 Feh. 3 Monte Vista 48-41 Feh. 7 Pagosa 37-44 Fe h. 10 Ignacio 51-32 Feh. 11 Mancos 44-69 Feh. 17 Districts 55-70 Head Coach-Mick McDennott Assistant-Tina Jones Managers- Kayma McDonald & Andrea Micheals PIZZA BY THE SliCE ORBYTHEPIE 487 E. Colo. Dr. 970/884-9904 vv JPHJIJLJLJIJPS 66 vv MINIMERC ,..-- ~ 1---.. PICCADILLY CWMMWJM. PIZZA E:iirh s~~kett'l.tll 7<J �LADY WOLVERINE BASKETBALL Lady Wolverines. Left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Coach, Mick McDermott, Wendy Phelps, Katy Blatnick, Erin Dunavant, Kali Beck, Jinnie Langrell, Manager, Kayma McDonald. Kristy Miller, Kri. tina Morrison, Royal Da', Kandi Morrison, Luiza Fritl, Jess Macklin. Kali Beck Kristina Morrison BRUCE f SSale~& Service 802 Camino Del Rio Luiza Fritz Appliances Television Video 259-3630 �JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity, top row, left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Kandi Morrison, Jess Macklin, Amber Morlan, Whisty Taylor, Enid Lasater. Coach. Tina Jones, Kellie Steinbacher, Kristy Collin. Wendy Phelps. Phoebe Percell, Kara Talley, manager, Kayma McDonald C TEAM C-Team, top row, left to right: Manager, Andrea Michel, Christy Collins. Kellie Steinbacher, Amber Morelan, managerKaymaMcDonald, HeidiCusick,WhistyTaylor. "I lo\·e to play basketball, and I had a blast pla_vmg thts vear. lfe were never short of hard work and dedicatwn. We had some bad games and some fabulous ones. I see our season as a positive one, and I wish next years team great success." "We learned that if lre plmed as a team. we dtd better and Ho n. hut ~~tthout the teamwork we had nothtiH!. " Kali Beck "I learned that not ever_vhody I?ets aj(ur chance m ltfe. 17zere is life after sports'" Luiza Fritz "I learned that even though it was ftm, there ts ltfe after sports, hut its too bad I had to team it the hard way." Katy Blatnick Katy Blatnick "It was cool because we did a lot better than last rear, plus He ~~ orked a lot harder, and had so much more confidence tn each other. " Kristina Morri. on Royale Da I 01.3 Durango 103.9 Pagosa Springs 107 .I Farmington The Voice of the Colorado Rockies 97.5 Telluride 970-259-4444 Fax 970-59-4450 611 l.f fltt.ikt thttt'l ., �Top row,left to right Asst. Coach Rich Hillyer, #23 Mike Smithwick, #44 ody Abernathy. #42 .Ja.-.on Abemalhy #20 Zac Martine!, #32 Reggie Sanchez, #24 Cory Baxter, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row,lefl to right: #52 H Chapin, #21 Joey errano,#33 Kevin Prior, #22 Ben Ford, #54 John Lancett, #51 Bart Miller. "Far better than I expected, I thought we would be at least 500. I was really pleased to go 16-4 . " Coach Butch Prior SOUTHWEST &9 INC BO)S B~ketbMl SOUTHWEST AG. INC. �Below: Mike Smithwick bile; a jumper for t.he deuce against Monticello. Photo from Durango Herald. JUNIOR VARSITY: Top row, left to right: A t. Coach Rick Hillyer, #10 Cory Baxter, #00 Bart Miller, #21 Steve Williams, #6 Ryan Cusick, #12 Nick Kimball, #5 Tom Harrison, #20 John Lancet!, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row, left to right: #14 Jeremiah John on, #11 Brand Deming, #4 B.J. Monger, #3 Hobby Chapin, #15 Jimmy Cundiff. I • CTEAM: Top row, lefttorigbt: As t. Coach Rich Hillyer, #24J.R. Sutherlin, #22 Brand Deming, #34 Jeremiah Johnson, #52 Steve William , #12 Nick Kimball, #20 Tyler Young, #23 Aaron Trabing, #31 B .1. Monger, Coach Butch Prior. Bottom row, left to right: #42 Ross Zwi ler, #40 Josh Walcott, #44 Grady Dunavant, #33 Doug Fritz, #11 Beau Beck, #32 Ryan Howard, #30 Joel Priest. Above: Reggie Sanchez make a power move over the defender to the basket. Photo from Durango Herald. "The Affordable Alternative" Gem Village -- Bayfield, Co MASSEY FERGUSON ~.I HESsroN AGcO THE PRIME LINE (970) 884-4101 I(•J.,')t'l ZETOR Bu)' .~ B~kcthltll .~ �Squad Relies On Prepared! This is the word that describes the Wolverines. The hoys' varsity started out with four wins in a row, including first place at the Wolf Creek Classic. The young players had fire in their eyes hut not enough to stop the Shiprock Chieftains. The los, was a rude awakening for this young squad. It sparked a five-game winning streak; heaten were teams like Aztec, Mancos, and Monticello. When the Ignacio game rolled around, the varsity team was unsuccessful in heating its arch-rival. "The Bayfield players were intimidated and had fear in their eyes as they walked out of the locker room, " said Coach Butch Prior. After recovering from this devastating loss, the Wolverines went on another streak and won six in a row, vindicating the Ignacio loss. Even with the rivalry at itli peak, the Wolverines would not let anything outside of basketball come between them and victory. At the end of the regular season, theW olverines ended up with fifteen wins and three losses. With district just around the corner, the Wolverines were becoming more Prepared than they had been all season. The first game was against the Salida Spartans, Bayfield won 81 -77. The next game would he the biggest test for thts team, the Buena Vista Demons. The Demons were victorious ~l ver Bayfield after outscoring them in the second quarter 10 7. Buena Vista then went on to take the state title. With Baytield moving up a class in sports, it still shows that the team can dominate its opponents in haskcthall. The J .V. and C teams both finished the season with winning records of 10-7. These hoys will he assured of future success because they are Prepared. Near Right: Mike Smithwick sets a pick on the defender for John Lancetl. While Cody Abernathy hustles to get into the play. Photo from Durango Herald. Far Right Ben Ford jumps over the Ignacio defender and to the basket for two points. Photo from the Durango Herald. Phone: (970) 884-9430 A To Z Electric RESIDENTIAL-- COMi\JERCIAL -- INDUSTRIAL Fax: (970) 884-9145 Bo:ys Basketball 84 LICENSED AND INSURED John McGeeney, Owner 580 S. West St. Baytield, CO 81122 �Above: 1ohn Lancett . pins around the opponent after crashing the boards. Photo from Durango Herald. core board Above: Kevin Prior hits a jumper in the eye of the Ignacio defender during a very inten e game between the Ignacio Bobcats and the Bayfield Wolverines. Photo from Durango Herald. Date Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. B Dec. 16 Jan. 3 Jan. 6 Jan. B Jan. 17 Jan. 20 Jan. 21 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Feh. 3 Feh. 7 Feh. 10 Feh. 11 Feh. 17 Feh. 24 Opponent Bloomfield Dulce Sargent Pago~a Shiprock Monticello Dulce Fann. J.V. Mancos Aztec Ignacio Monte Vi. ta Navajo Prep Pago a Monte Vi ta Pagosa Ignacio Manco alida Buena Vita Usffhem nn3 75/62 71/56 75/51 71/81 nn1 85/51 69/65 58/57 65/63 45/61 68/58 87/62 60/46 s1ns 56/46 71/67 37/51 s1n1 62/81 GOLDEN NEEDLE EMBROIDERY INC. DURANGOeCOLORADO CUSTOM COMPUTERIZED EMBROIDERY �With All Their Intelligence The Students Are STEPPIN' UP TO THE TOP Layo ut hy jennifer Forsythe Our students excellent accomplishment in clubs made our school shine. Many ofBHS students participated in some kind of club or organization. Throughthe activities they learned many things about careers, business, and leadership . Even though there was not a tremendous amount to choose from, the clubs were suitable for every student. Through hard work, patience, and brainpower the members took their abilities to greater heights. For some, the competitions helped them to learn about defeat; for others, it showed them how it felt to be on top. "Our organizations are a great experience. I have learned alot and had fun doing it," said FBLA president, Wendy Miller. In a 86 bigger variety of classes to take. It also lessened the crowding of classrooms. The students carne together and shared their interests in a number of ways. Whether it be through clubs, organizations, or academics, the students showed enthusiasm through all their hard work. way, the clubs are necessary for enrichment for student life. The academics gave the students a chance to expand their horizons. With the help of four new teachers, the students were able to get a TABLE OF CONTENTS 88-91 92-100 101 102 103 104 105 Faculty & Staff Academics Yearbook FHA FBLA Student Council TECWA & STAND During the FBLA meeting, Wendy Miller decides to try and get things discussed. The members are bewildered as they begin to stare at the donuts on Mrs. Haga's desk. FOUR CORNERS WELDING &GAS SUPPLY MICHAEL TROXELL, Manager 187 BODO DRIVE DURANGO, CO 81301 (303) 247-1854 FAX (303) 247-2108 • .... eo . T A.Z • NM �Counter Clocb'.tse: Crerra CLapp, Megan Backer, and Lnn Anglm deCLde that tlzelf hands are more unportant than work. K1mber Tlwmpson suffers a rntgratne wlztle Clavton Wtls on stares hla~klyat Ius book. M1clzelle Clznstiano ~ets s1ck of Cterra's daydreams. Audrev Roe tnes her nose scratclung strateg_v. Jodie Natzke 1S lzapp)' to be a freshman. Clockwise: Eric Labato, Caleb Hutlunacker, and Dann.v Frit::. try to prove to the1r teacher that the.v are smart. Tom Harnson tlunks he is sexy; guess again. Clzns Trewett decides to do his work after being sent to the hall. Intelligence is not pan ojZac Martme:.'s vocabulary. The Student Center at McDonald's f"(J(JO f(JtK$ crvN (D I 87 I �BHS Faculty Members Take It ONE STEP AT A TIME As the time approached, the Bayfield High School faculty prepared for the task at hand. For most it was a routine job; but for the new faculty members it was the beginning of a year in a new school. o matter how long the faculty member has been a part of B.H.S. they took their first steps on September 6. A major issue the faculty had to deal with was the growing number of students. Some teachers taught classes in the cafeteria and library, while others had to move from room to room. The school district purchased two double-wide trailers for additional classroom space. The trailers were put into use in November. The faculty of B.H.S. showed a genuine care and commitment to the student body. What disappointed the faculty most was, as Mrs. Haga put it, "Some of our students choosing the wrong path in life when they have so much potential." Not only does the faculty care for their students, they care for each other. Like Mrs. Conner said, "The staff at B.H.S. is like one big happy family--we all get along so well." The job that the B.H.S. faculty does involves a lot of work, and by taking it one step at a time they got things done. Layout by Rachel Crossman Beckler, Peggy Blatnick, Carol Brush, Jerry Cashio, Theresa Conner, Ginger Edwards, Rick No Photo Available Gleason, David Haga, Denise Henderson, Tara Hicks, Susan Hott, Beverly Jones, Tina First National Bank of Durango Not]ust a Bank, Your banking Partner 88 Faculty Equal Hou ing Lender 12t Member FDIC 259 W. 9th St. • P.O. Box L Durango, CO 81302 (303) 247-3020 • Fax 247-8031 �Keirns, Jon Kimball, Sharon Kimball, Vernon Mann, Robert Marty, Ed Mericle, Sandy Milner, Diane Moon, Marty Prior, Butch Pyle, Joe Rackharn, Tony Roggero, Mike Left-Mr. Rick Edwards, willingly posing for the camera, gets ready for his fourth hour 'activities. Above-Mrs. Denise Haga, is caught snooping through her closet full of goodies, where we all know she keeps her folly Ranchers. 89 Faculty �Brown, Tommy Super. Coffee, Benny Bu . Man. Curran, Jack Principal Drake, Vicki BHS Sec. Board ofEducation. Left to right: Becky Smith, Ken Beck, Barb Hoback, Dan Ford, Kay Phelps. Posing for his close-up it's, Larry Walter! Not pictured are his partners in "grime" lim Walter. and Garry Maesta'i. Above: B.H.S. Principal, Jack Curran, is thinking, "Notanotherpicture." Right: Janitor, Lilrry Walters is caught nunmaging through a locker. In reality he is fixing some poor students broken locker. 'S B EST BET (Gacar'a) DURANGO FO R BREAK FAST AND LUNCH Open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. 8 a.. m. to 2 p.m. Sun. 90 Fat' Ulty 18 Tou•n Pla::a Durango 247-0526 Spec1alties include: Scrumptious omelettes Homeade Jwshbrouns Dmt>t1 home biscuts and gravy from scratch Appeti::ing l1rugers, sandwiches, & salads Homemade soups and chilies ORDER S TO GO �Evan, Fran Ad. Sec. Horton, Tom Admin. Jaques, Barb Dist. Librarian Silva, Marsha Bookkeeper No Photo Available Bayfield High School Food Service: Left to right. Nancy The wicrdest guy in school ha~ always been Mr. Edwards, of cour. c. Now you know why they keep him at the far end of the huilding. Here he shows us how mean he looks. Godzilla's twin? Fritz, Pam Goodman, Sandra Tucson, and Devita Jackson. These ladies serve B.H.S. students all year long, Thank You! Left: Mrs. Theresa Cashio looks up just in time to have her picture taken. Above: Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Milner, and Mrs. Henderson all gather together in the library for their dailv ~ossip sessions. ~ .:~t~ -1t Bill Crossman (303) 884-3222 ~$ 4M;,~,.,. Q~ i£-y VIEW 6\)\\: 328 Primrose Lane P.O. Box 315 Bayfield , CO 81122 91 Faculty �B.H.S. Student 's A cademic Skills CLIMB TO HIGHER PEAKS Bayfield High School gets larger and larger each year. This year was no exception. The students started their year with a lot more classmates and classes then in previous years. Among the new classes that were added are the following: environmental science, drama, housing, crafts, creative writing, and painting. As the school grew, so did the chance for students to - learn. Students were able to take more challenging classes and experience learning in a ariety of new ways. Being able to learn in new ways gives the student more desire to learn; therefore, more tudents are in class. Classes were placed wherever they could fit. This year a bond issue was passed allowing a new and improved school to be built. Construction started early in 1995. This year's sophomores should be in the new school in time to graduate. With the new school will come more classes and there will be room for incoming students. With all the new improvements and classes it is evident that Bayfield is growing and its schools are getting better and better. Layout by Rachel Crossman Revn·wns bv Jennifer Wilmer Top: Dawn Fahrion is caught baking cookies in Mrs. Blatnick's room. R ight: Freshmen; Jessica Morelli, Heidi Cusick, Wendy Phelps, Sarah Cn.lmbaugh, and Brooke Bassett relax after class. 303-259-5360 COM PLETE INTERIOR SERVICE FOR FLOORS. WALLS AND WINDOW COVERI NGS 1123 Camino Del Rio Durango, Colo. �What type of new classes would you like Bayfield to get in the next few years? Rubin Crossman: Outdoor rec and photography classes. Aaron Hamilton: Outdoor rec and laboratory classes. Revtsions b\ .lenntfer Wilmer Marylou Popely: A Japanese language class . _,. .. PO I3tn, 20)1) Top: Kristy Miller is caught coloring Sarah Joswick's hair. Center: Kerri Lorenzini and Nita Gomez look disgusted with their accounting. Bottom: fody Sanchez is busily working on her keyboarding. Dmang 0 #1 In Hardware 303-24 7-0660 DURANGO " Work Hard Play Hard Shop Easy " �Or Where Ever We Ma FUN? Is it possible to have fun in Bayfield? Most people say so. People are easily found having fun in Bayfleld, but people don't like to hang out in Bayfield all the time so they roam to other places such as Durango, avajo,Farrnington, and many other hot spots. Some people prefer to just kick it at horne or at a friend's house. No matter what they like to do chances are they are having fun doing it. So next time your stuck at horne bored don't whine, no one wants to hear it. Get off your duff and go do something. There is lots of stuff to do here, after all this is one of the hotest vacationing spots so if all these tourists come here there must be something they come here to do. If you still can't find something to do you could always go pick up on those tourists. Forrest Allen finds a good spot to hang our on the face ofa cliff. Danny and Ronny k1ck it on Ron's tailgate and eat some deli food. ,~. . ._··~..."4 ....,~ p.Ine ~ ~IVer ,~~ VALLEY BANK POST OFFI CE BOX 500 • BAYFI ELD, COL ORADO 81 122 94 Sttttknt Lift: 303 l 884-9583 • FAX 3031884-0214 �From left to n~?ht ; Caleb Huthmacher, Tara Ltnfestv. Dan Hall, Robbie Rohh1e gets caught with his pants down at Butrvmow1:c. and Austin Hall display their the Hall 's casa. monster trout. Tara has a bit oftrouble swallowing Dan's chicken. Cheryl Rhyno kicks it in the office. BARE~FYO'""OTt' ~ , CARPET CLEANING REPAIRS & AT A PRICE YOU CAN BARE 884-2373 SPECIAL RESIDENTlAL DRY IN ONE HOUR R()()t.A RATES NEW UNIQUE PROCESS NO STEAMING OR SOAKING NON-TOXIC SERVING ENTIRE 4 CORNERS Sttuit:m bft 95 AREA �II Only as high as I reach can I grow. Only as far as I seek can I go. Only as deep as I look can I see. ~O~n~ly~as~m~uc~ha~sI~d~rea~m~ca~nI~be~.~ ~.:I; ;I~b~'~· ·~; ; ; ;:!~'i~ l~ ' 'cg~,~ ~ef j,~~' ~~~!~·,: j~~.'4~~ ~ . ... MORRISON BROTHERS ~~CONSTRUCTION~~ Good Luck Class o 1995!!! �Cody Lee A bema t fly Michael Damein Anderson Kali Kay Beck Katrina Anne Blatnick Whitney Elizabeth Burrows Catherine jean Collins Jarrett Allen Cook Rachel Dawn Crossman Royale Jennifer Da' jessie Victoria Dyer jennifer Muriel Forsythe Luiza jane Fritz Nita Antoinette Gomez Carl Erick Homes Ryan Richard Hunt james Lawrence jack Douglas Duaine Kremer Amy Grace Longfellow Kerrie Rae Lorenzini Makesha Gale Ludwig justin Scott Macklin Denise Marie Mansell james William Matthews jeffery Michael McClure Elizabeth Ruth Merrill Wendy Dawn Miller Partick W. Morelli Kristina ]Dlj Morrison Leigh Marie Natzke Christina Lynn Neil Ryan B. Powell Cheryl Marie Rhyno Audrey Dinneen Roe Preston Shaw Sclzulder james joseph joey Serrano Susan Margret Murphy - Snively Evan Garth Surprenant Bucky Lance Taylor Teara Renee Teller Melissa Ann Walters Corbin B. Wilmer jennifer Bond Wilmer Matthew David Wilson �A new look and a new name · were in .store tor the BHS ==:=. ··:. : ...·.· .•.•... ·=.·. STAFF newspaper. The Observer .· .;.:;. ·: ;. ·:; : . · ~ ·: : . · . ·: :. ~tiitrey Roe sponsored by .M rs. Carol Maleah.: Farnam Blatniek used desktop pub· .. . . Jishing to produce a ,p aper Daryl K:olherschmtdt . that informed and enter.. · .,:...==· ,:=: ·:·: ·::::. ·::;. · ·Luiza Fritz tained. They worked hard to : :. :~, ; ,: James Matthews put 4>'nt severalis$Ues i~lud· ·===· ··=·· ·=·= ing a Senior Edition. .=. ,,:,. WILL CONSTRUCTION rji(WILL DO CUSTOM HOMES rji( WILL DO ADDITIONS • ·::;:,: · �Jori Andrews Nldt Andrews Jennifer Apodoca Brook Bassett Shane Bassett Kim McGuit"e Sarah Crumbaugh An<kea.Mitheals Jesse Cummins Deana Ow«ns Grady Dunavant Pheobe Percell :. Racl:ael Edwards :. Wendy Phelps .:· Josh Fitts . Kiui Prior · Carl Holmes · · . Dean Reeves ,. ·. Nlek Kimball .: . ':., :. Jot~ Salazar ; ,. I(LA'I,T TI~\'EL. OVER32CONTENUOUS YEARS OF SERVICE 946 MAIN AVENTJE P.O. BOX 3329 DURANGO, CO (970) 247-4455 1-800-332-4402 Jodi Sanch~ Jeremy Siscoe · Me6ssa Walters Steve Wllliams Mr. Joe Pyle, Director Brooke Bassett". · Liz Newby ·. .· , · Kacey Betley · Christina Ricbadson Hobby Chapin Dean Reeves ...., .,., . . Tabatha Cox '· Joletta Sa1azar ·. : . Erin Dunavant Kara Thlley Judd Jenkins ,. Grady Dunavant ., . , · ·'· Bobby Jahnson :~:. David Gleasoo, .Direttor .::. .::·· ·:· ·:.. .. �Fo r 23 year no\\ Mr . Kimball has been teaching drama here at B.H.S. Thi year was no different. The Drama Club performed three play this year. The fir t wa "The Clum y Custard Horror Show". The econd was their interpretation of the clas ic, "Happy Days". The third play was entitled, "Cros patch" . Three member of the club, Audrey Roe, Ben Lott and Ellie Crumbaugh, took thi one act play to the league competition where they won first place. Ben Lott recieved the "Most Outsanding Actor Award". Audrey Roe received the "Leading Lady Award" , which is given to the best senior actress. Bravo!! DRAMA-Top,left to right: Canon lr•ers, feb Taylor, Mandi Hamilton, Retltany Dm>entport. Middle, left to right:Mrs. Ktntllall, Jessica Macklin, Da1•td Greer, Brooke Bassett, Andrea Micheals, Audrey Roe, Rachel Edwards, Ellie Cnmtbauglt Bottom, left to rigltt· Mike Greer, Kacy Conner, An~ela Nat::kl', Tvler Young, Ben Lott, Ntcholas Ktntlla/1, fenmfer McClure. Layout by Jennifer Wilmer Scenes fro m The Clumsy Custard Horror s..bQm. Top: Ben Lott and Brooke Bassett. Center:Audrey Roe and EllieCnunbnugh. Right: David Greer, Mike Greer, Tyler Youn , and Canon Ivers. Premiere Home Theatre BOX 438 * 381 -3 PINE RIVER PLAZA BAYFIELD, COLORADO 81122 PHONE· 9701884- 4285 TERRI WILL �T AKING NEW STEPS op row, left to right: Josh Homer, Jodie Natzke, Wendy Milkr, Jennifer Forsythe. i.ddk row: 7Ac Martinez, Leigh.a Natzke, Audrey Roe, Raclul Edwards, Rach.ael rossman. Bottom: Mr. Edwards. Once again, the taff of the Wolverine Yearbook i trying new approaches to find the most efficient way to produce a yearbook. Thi time the taff decided to go back to a fall deli very book. When the book is delivered in August there will be a signing party complete with refreshments. The enior will either have to come back for the party or have the1r book sent to them. An autograph insert was handed out in May. Since this i Mr. Edward ninth yearbook at B. H. S., \\e should all be used to change. Trying to come up with a new and unique book every year is not as easy as it eems. You mu t look at it from all different angles to find the best way to do it. lAyout by Jenmjer Wilmer EDITOR LEICrHA :>:ATZKE Look Toward Your Future at m NATIONAL BANK - - - M EMBERFD.I.C - - - - 900 MAIN • DURANGO • 303/247- 5151 ASSISTA!\'T EDITOR RACHEl ED\\ ARDS STAFF 1.\SO:>: \B ER!'\ATHY JESSICA BRfiTAIN JARRFIT COOK RACHAEL CROSS MAo"\ ELUE CRl"\iBAl"GH BE.'\' FORD JE:-.1\l fr: R FORS YrnE MA.'\l )Y GOSNEY HI::ATI IER HIEB JOSH HOMER CALEB Hl "Tl--YYACHER ZAC MARTI"-'EZ JA.I\IIES MATIIEWS KA YMA MClX>NALD WE.' \1)Y Mll.LER JAIME :'\EPTI":\'E RYA:\ POW ELL JA.'-T ARY RIGGIX Al1>REY ROE C"HARLIETAlTM JE.' -1\lFER \\1 L\o1ER Above: .Wandy Go ney thinks about what to do next on her layout. Left: jessica Brittain works hard to make the deadline on her layout. �Mrs. Blatnick What do an all girls choir and this years FHA group have !n common? Well, in case you didn't notice, they both have no males in them. Having an all girl group made some things easier, yet others got harder. Instead of having the usual slow dance scene with the guys in the Prom Fashion Show, they had an up-heat strut a round five wai. thigh maniquins. "Even though this year was different it has still been a lot of fun!", said Jennifer Wilmer. Erin Dunavant struts her stuff in the 1920's scene of the Prom Fashion Show titled "Anything Goes". Denise Man. ell, Kerrie LorenLini, and Valerie Hahn took the high silver medal in the State FHA Competition that was held in Denver on March 30 thru April 1, and Katy Blatnick completed her second term as a State officer. A Powderpuff Football game, Candy Cane and Candy Kiss sales, attending National Cluster Meeting in Denver and Knowledge Bowl & Drama dinners completed the FHA year. layout hy Christina Neil "Even though we had a young group this year, we had many good projects that members learned from. It's always fun to. ee the growth in leadership among members. I'm looking forward to seeing good things from these people in the coming years. II RevisiOns by Jenntfer Wt!mer Left to right, top row: Jessica Macklin, Erin Duna..ant, Jennifer Thompson, Heather Raish, Jennifer Wilmer, ]odie Natzke. Middle row: Mrs. Conner, Bethany Da ..enport, Theresa Zink, Whisty Taylor, Jtandy Martin, Kandi Morrison, Andrea Michaels, Enid Lasater, Kayma McDonald, Mrs. Blatnick. Bottom row: Chelsea Lyall, Heidi Cusick, Jessica Walters, Heidi Roggero, Mandi Hamilton, Kacey Conner. Anl(ela Nat:.ke. PRODUCTION COMPANY �Bigger & Better Mrs. Haga "FBLA is a fun filled organization that re4uires a lot of hard work. I enjoy working with the students of BHS and sharing in their victories and defeats. It i.~-. also exciting to see how much their leadership can and does grow." Preparing for the future and having fun is what FBLA is all about. Around 55 people joined the club this year, one of the largest groups ever. What is it about this club that is so appealing? According to Kali Beck, "It's fun and it teaches us stuff that we need to know for the future. Business is a growing tiel d and is good to know!" She's right! Men and women alike are getting out into the world, not baking cookies and sewing. While it might be hard work, FBLA is a learning experience. Business people are needed in every area of the world. It is nice to know that someone in preparing them for it. Layout hy Christina Neil Re~mons b\' Jenmfer Wilmer Left to right, first row: Jennifer McClure, Cannon Ivers, Renae Atenci(), Renae Neil, Enid Lasater, Heidi Cusick, Maggie Ckndenning, Wendy Phelps, Dawn FahrWn, Kimber TMmpson, Rachel Edwards, Megan Backer, Mandy Martin. 2nd row: Jeb Taywr, Tyler Young, Kayma McDonald, Kristy Milkr, Sara Joswick, Theresa link, Jodie Sancht!7., Makah Farnam, Jodie Rustmon, Brooke Bassett, Joktta Salazar, Mrs. Holt, Jori Andrews, Whisty Taylor, Mrs. Haga. 3rd row: MarshaU Hahn, Heather Huthmacher, Jessica Macklin, Heidi Roggero, Dusty Mars, Mandi HamilUJn, Deana Owens, Amber Morlan, Andrea Michaels, Kara Talley. Top row: Daryl Kohkrschmidt, Heatlur Haga, Brand Deming, Kali Beck, Cheryl Rhyno, Eric Labato, Kris Morrison, Jennifer Forsythe, Wendy Milkr, Cody Duran, Royak Da, Carl Holmes, Kandi .lforrison, Rico PrWnto, Jennifer Thompson, Craig Hoback, Erin Dunavant. Daryl Kohlerschmidt and Maleah Farnam hack away on their computers . DURANGO OPERATIONS CENTER 380 CR 309 DURANGO, CO 81301 247-6800 �Bayfield Student Council Members WORK UP TO THEIR NAME a Bayfield High School's Student Council has placed a tremendou amount of effort on behalf of the student body. Student Council hosted the Homecoming Dance and helped put together the annual visit from Santa in December. Members kept busy trying to pass a dress code ordinance that would allow hats to be worn in buildings. They also tried very hard to provide as many fun and exciting activities as they could. Student Council was a lot of hard work but each member made things happen. As member, Mike Greer, said, "I am impressed, we have really gotten a lot done ." Layout b Rachel Crossman a I Re~ wons h\' Jennifer Wilmer STUDENT COUNCIL- Top, left to right:Mrs. Mericle, Tyler Young, Ellie Crumbaugh, Audrey Roe, Shnne Bassett, Peter Lott. Middle, left to right: Marshall Hahn, Luiza Fritz, Kali Beck, Wendy Miller, Cheryl Rhyno, Angela Natzki, Jessica Macklin, Enid Lasater. Bottom, left to right: Nicholas Kimball, Cody Duran, Eric Labato, Mike Greer,fohnna Biggers, Kandi Morrison, Sarah Cnanbaugh, Kara Tally. (303) 247-1212 (303) 385-4822 FAX (303) 247-1608 20541 Hwy. 160 W • Durango, CO 81301 !sTUDENT BODY OFFICERS- Top, left to right:Vice !President, Shnne Bassett; President, Audrey Roe; Treasurer, Tyler Young. Bottom: Seceretary, Ellie Cn.anbaugh. �For the members of STAND (Students Taking A New Direction) and TECWA (Teens Effectivly Communicating and Working With Adults) the year was full of fun and hard work. With activities such as Red Ribbon Week, PEP (Peers Educating Peers) Talk and Improv, the members of these two clubs tried to provide healthy lifestyles for their peers. During Red Ribbon Week TECWA put on a dance, STAND served non-alcholic drinks to the student body, and they jointly put together a mock accident; which was interupted when a real accident happened and the local emergency service had to respond. Improv was preformed in the elementry and mid-schools. In February members from both groups taught PEP Talk for Bayfield Middle School. STAND-Bottom, left to right-Chelsea Lyall, Rachel Edwards, Kimber Thmnpson, Jessica Morelli. Middle, left to right-Kandi Morrison, Jennifer Thompson, Eilie Crumbaugh. Top, left to right-Mrs. Hicks, Rachel Crossman. N.P. Mandi Hamilton . The program involved high school students helping midschoolers determine what health risks they could take. It was a four day program, three days were taught by high school students and the fourth day was led by a teen panel. Chelsea Lyall said, about the groups, "It is a lot of fun and everyone involved are really great people and a lot of fun to be around." TECWA-Bottom left to right-Chelsea Lyall, Rachel Edwards, KitnberThompson. Middle, left to right-Mike Greer, Ben Lott, Jennifer Thompson, Ellie Crumbaugh. Top, left to rightMandi Hamilton, Audrey Roe, Rachel Crossman. .P. Cidy Ruan. RED BARN LUMBER CO. A DIVISION OF CARROLL VENTURES INC. P.O. Box 3526 Durango, CO 81302 PH. (303) 259-0340•FAX (303) 247-9273 Durango, CO• Farmington, NM Pagosa Springs, CO ~---------------------------------------------------------TECWA~TA D �Shaw, It's time for the letting go, to begin again. Love, Mom Neanners, We know you can do anything ~i·hen vou set vour mind to it. "YOU GO GIRL/" Wah all our love, Mom, Bob, and Christy Whitney, We are so proud of you and love vou bunches. Hugs and Kisses, Uncle T(lm and Aunt Sarah Rachel, Keep your goals set high. We know you will continue to suceed in all you do. You have given us great pleasure in being yollr parents. We love you! Mom and Dad �Wendy, A chapter m vour life is commg to an end but the rest of the book 1S yet to be ~w1tten. Your "Never say d1e" attitude wtll take you far. May your future be filled with lzappmess. Always remember we will be there for you-any tune of the day. Keep smtling. Love, Mom and Dad Kerne, You have always been a joy to us, and ~1.-·e know J'O U w!ll suceed in all you endevo r to do. Love, Mom and Dad ana Sam Do everythmg without complaming or argumg, so that you may become blameless and sure, children ofGod... In wh1ch you shine like stars m the universe as vou hold our the word of hfe. Plzihpp!ans 2:14-16 Justin, The day of this picture we had just had the metal braces removed from your legs that you had worn for so long, and you were excited about your new tennis shoes. Now you are a big man, straight and strong. The only thing bigger than your shoulders is your heart. Wherever you go I know that you will carry all of us at home with you there, especially Cayle. Love Mom and Dad - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 Jarrett, Our Dearest Cay/e. You have been every parent's dream son and every sisters dream brother. You are not a dream, your love 1S very real. T7zank youforallthat you have grven and continue to give to us and to all you have touched with vour qwet strength and kmdness. Our deepest love to you. We miss you so very much. Angie, Mom and Mitch Where's the snow?! Keep your tips up Jarrett. Love, Dad Knstina, I said a prayer for you today and knew God must have heard. !felt the answer m my heart although He spoke no words. I didn't ask for wealth or fatne I knew you wouldn't mmd. I asked Him to send treasures of afar more lasting kind. I asked that He'd be near you in all things great and small. but it was for His loving care I prayed for most of all. With all our love, MomanaDad �Leighn, From toddler to teen you've beenajoytoourlives. Weare very proud of the person you hnvegrown into ... Along with your dedication to what you believe in and yourstrongwillWe know you can reach any goal you desire. NO FEAR. Love, Mom, Rob, and your sisters Jennifer, We are forever grateful thnt God sent you to us. Now we will soon let you go to seek out your own world of love, joy, and happiness which you have so richly blessed our family with. Through all the trials you kept your uncompromising faith in God. You hnve proven yourself to be ready-so go find your dream angel-God is with you and we are behind you. Love, Mom and Dad Royale. You keep me involved ina very busy-fun sclwol and home. I'll miss all that. I loved every minute of it. I'll always be here for you. Stay Close! Your#l fan. Love, Mom Mike, Life is always full of ups and downs. Set lofty goals and you'll always be on top of the world. Love, Mom and Dad Cheryl, You have grown up so fast m to a [J('autiful young lady. It seems like just yesterday you were a little one. We are so proud of everythrng you have accomplished so far. In our eyes you will always be our little angel. Remember, the best is yet to be, and we know you will do it well' We love you lots and lots, Mom and Dad jennifer, Please remember that we will always be homefor you. Bmsh aside the tears of youth and prepare yourself to accept the happiness that your heavenly father has planned for you! Keep your chin up and smile. Love, Mom and Dad Dear Katy, It seems like just yesterday that we counted the fig Jus while driving home from Bayfield. You have come a long way! We are very proud ofyou and your accomplishments. Hang on to your dreams and continue to work for what you know is right! Love, Mom and Dad Denise, Follow your dreams and believe in yourself You can accomplish anything ifyou put your mind to it, and if somebody dishes you a bowl of lemons make lemonade! Love, Mom and Dad �Jeff, We love \'Ou verv much. We are so proud of :r·ou m every wav. You have turned out to he the kmdest, gentlest person ~·.:ehaveeverknown. Wetlzank God for leavm \'Ou ~vllh us for these vears and we will m1ss vou greatly. Love, Mom and Dad Makesha, We thank God for blessing us with a beautiful, loving, and intelligent daughter. We are so very proud of you. Remember· "Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it." ... Goethe Love Always, Mom and Dad Kah , We are w proud of vou and \'Our accomplishments, thus far. nus 1S onf.v the begmnmg. Keep reaching, Keep workmg, and KeepLauglllng' Life IS ~?reat 1 We lore \'OU, Mom, Dad, Beau, Sara. lac_v. &Shav Always dnnk up streamfrom the herd. Love, Dad LU!za, May there always be that m1sclzievous look m vour eve and cute gnn on your face. Our love goes with you ~1-·her­ ever your dreams may take you. Thankyoufortfzeseyears. Love, Mom, Adam, Karl, Grandma, and Grandpa At 4 vears old she called herself "M1ss Lissa." Size was a beaun· and still is. Since two years old she sdded her beautiful mustc talents. She t.\ her fanllhes Daily Sunsl11ne and Song. Mom. Dad. and Brother Eric Walters Ryan, Keep up your winning way and positive attitude and you'll go far. You've always made us proudof you in whatever you've taken on, win, lose,or draw. Love ya, DadandMom Joe}', Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out ho~'l-' far they can go. As for you, Joe.v, the s/...y is the limit Love, Mom and Dad �ite Hardshi What do you get when you cross O.J. Simpson, Woodstock '94', a few civil wars, and no World Series Game? The unforgettable year of 1994. Many changes took place. The number of gun related deaths of young people grew. More musicians, actors, and artists came into public view. The baseball players went on strike because the owners of the teams were thinking of putting a lreeze on their salaries. The great u , , c leAre football player O.J. Simpson went on trial. Josh Homer said,''Despite all the trials and hardships, this year had truly been the greatest." Layout By Rachel Edwards The torch was passed in the summer of 1994. A new generation seized the opportunity to create their own Woodstock '94. Several hundred thousands people arrived at Saugerties, N.Y. for Woodstock '94. , , ? )· c=;~'""1rroJ was called the trial ofthe century. The Sfu~L1~·-= ~ ~ ~ f ~./ U LnJ trial ofO.]. Simpson. He was accused of The Basebali Season ended earlyln i994. The players went on strike in August and a 1 0 month later the owners voted to cancel the remainder of the regular season, including the playoffs and the World Series. It brutally murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman. 2933 Main Avenue 2222 E. Main Street Durango CO 81301 Cortez CO 81321 (303)585-6228 (303)385-6730 �After years of sparring between the Huitus and the Tutsi minority in Rwanda, a ~e~ce accord was signed in I993. But more than a million refugees were forced to flee to Zatre. Disease killed thousands of refugees in several camps. But massacres left more than 500,000 dead. ToJJ_ Five Movies Toni Braxton sings the smooth sounds of rhythm and blues. She captured critical and commercial success. Her latest album, "Toni Braxton" hit the top of the charts in I994. ToJJ_ Five Events 1. Time cop 2. Forrest Gump 3. Clear and Present Danger 1. 0.]. Simpson Trial 2. U.S. Invasion of Haiti 3. Western U.S.A. Forest Fires 4. Natural Born Killers 5. The Mask 4. The Baseball Strike 5. Rwanda Cival Wars ToJJ_ Five Best Selling Singles Top Five School Heroes I. I'll Make Love To You. Boyz II Men 2. Stay .... .... ....... . Lisa Loeb 3. Endless Love . . .. ... Luther Vandross 1. Shaquill 0' Neil 2. Barry Sanders 3. Ken Griffey Jr. 4. Emmitt Smith 5. George Foreman & Mariah Carey 4. When Can I See You . . .Babyface 5. Wild Night . .. . ... .John Melkncamp '' Year in Rtwiw 111 �Does anybody know what "Spring Fling" actually means? Well, to everybody who attended the games and the dance on April 2 I st, it meant fun, games, and a chance to kick hack and relax. By the end of the long school day the student council had set up a list of games for everyone to participate in. The senior clas won overall, hut all the cia ses were close. For all great dances, there is always a good theme. "Captured In A Dream" was the theme for this 11ing. Especially for the king and the queen, Cody Abernathy and Rachel Crossman. When the festivals died down and the music stopped, the party may have ended, but the memories of it lasted on, and will continue to do. o in the minds of all who attended. Perhaps this is the meaning of "Spring Fling". The candidaTes for The royalty were: E•·an SurprenanT, Kali Beck, Justin Mackltn, Jenny Forsythe, Jenny l.Angrell, Co r)' BaxTer, Marshall Hahn, Enid LawTer Amy Vaughn, and Peter Lon. Kimber Thompson and Dawn Fahrionflash a smile for the camera. �lhe gang gean up to get wet from the ha lloon toss. R/(m Rodenck wzpes off the leftovers after a dunk in a whipped cream pie. Rachel Crossman and Cody Abernathy, the spring royalty for 95. ODS .A Rvan Ho~..·ard appears to be ready for a faster song. THOMAS L. GRAMS, D.D.S. 2277 W. SECOND AVE. DURANGO, CO 81301 175 CLOVER DRIVE BAYFIELD,C'O 81122 GENERAL DENTISTRY 970-259-0113 970-884-0287 Sp1 tag Ring } 13 �What a difference a year can make. 1994 saw the Bayfield Wolverines end the ha. chall season with a 5-10 record. Early in the 1995 season Bayfield had already topped last years record with an 8-3 record. In their first game of the season, BHS swept the Durango frosh team. "Our team played well for the first game we had alot of fun," replied short stop and pitcher Mike Smithwick. Playing rival Ignacio is always the mo t exciting game for any Bayfield team. Thi year' team had uccessful victories over Ignacio at the Cortez tournament beating them 15-12 and playing a double against them winning 10-4 and 9-6. Overall Bayfield ended the season with a 10-8 record. When a ked ahout the season, Reggie Sanchez replied "We were alot better than most people thought we would he". Coach Anderson quoted that he was "very pleased with their effort". The Sherwin-Williams Company 3000 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 (303) 247-4800 Charles E. Dobey Store Manager Jeff V. McMunn Asst. Store Manager 114 Ba~ebtlli Above: Joey watches curiously to see what his team is made of �Belm-v: Carlos AtenciO attempts a home run, At the nght.· Bayfield slides mto tlu rd. - --- ~~--- ----- -- ------- --- -- --- - --- -------------------------------------- ------- ------------------AND PRINTING COMPANY Above: Steve Williams tries to improve his batting skzlls. Middle right: Marshall is safe at third. 950 E. 2nd Ave .• Durango, CO 81301 (303) 247-5212 Bttubttfl 115 �Top row: Coach Erik Ander on, Erik Lyall, Justin Donaldson, Reggie Sanchez, Mike Smithwick, Jeremiah Johnson, Ryan Cusick, Steve William , Reco Prianto. Middle row: Josh Fin , Ryan Howard, Peter Lott, Micah Foster, Casey Potter, Je ica Walters, Aaron Organian, Dublin Wilmer; Front row: Canon Ivers, Joey Serrano, Erik Lobato, Ashley Catron, Angie McCormick, Carlos Atencio, Marshall Habn, John Baier. 1 We played alot better this year and we JUuJ some fntJ. ' 1 '' To the right: Canon Ivers tries to hit one to the deep right. H efald 1275 Main Avenue oRf~go Durango, CO 81301 247 3504 n 6 &se&a?erving The Four Corners Daily �At the s1de: The team ~·.:atclzes closely as the1r teams at bat. Below: Jolzn Bwer pract1ces Ius swmg. To the left: The team smiles after heating Ignacio m a double. 117 �S weat ... P ain . . . Endless practices under broiling sun or driving rain. What would possess a sane person to subject himself to this torture? Would you believe it's a small man in polyester pants and his trusty sidekick? Well, believe it or not, Coach Vernon Kimball and Asistant Coach Rebecca Miller teamed up as the biggest driving force behind BHS tracksters this year. In Bayfield's longest track season ever, these coaches pushed their athletes through three months of terrible weather. Of the conditions, Coach Kimball said,"They were definitely not the most enjoyable I've ever seen. When it wasn't raining, it was snowing or blowing. The sun was a rare sight indeed. But I don't think that was a big disadvantage to us because most of the other teams throughout the state suffered through similar conditions." Track Layout by Audrey Roe RED BARN LUMBER DURANGO, CO • FARMINGTON, 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. liB TR:ACK Wifmer e:£ Co. Certified<Pu 6fic./Iccountant e;£ !Ma1Ul{Jtmtmt Consuftant STAN E. WILMER, CPA 357 North Mountain View Bayf1eld, Colorado 81122 303/ 884· 6039 �Entd Uisnter hovers near the middle of a pnckofmtle runners, waitingforherchance to take the lend. And he clears it! Suspended in midair, Cody Baxter practices f1is winning leap, while January Riggin /ook..o.; on . Stmggling tooutnm her opponents, Kandi Morrison is coming on strong in the second leg of Bayfield's 4 X 800 meter relay. Letting the shotput fly, Katy Blatnick bmshes up on her state-qua/ iftJing toss. TRA CK 119 �~ ~ ~ I I I ~ ~ ~ I VJ ~ I I I I I ~ tn ~ ~ ~ Top Row ftom l.t:ft to Right: Head Coach Vernon Kimball, Dylan Frankenheimer, Hool'y 1. ·rwpir.. !3.J. Monger, Cory Baxter, Ben tott, 7 ac Martinez, jason Abernathy, Nicholas Kimball, John LanLt'tt, Wend11 Phelps, Craig Hoback, Nick Andrews, Manager Pheobe Percell, Assistant Coach Rebecca Miller. Middle Row: Troy Neiil Valerie Hahn, Katy Blatnick, Kizzi Prior, Audrey Roe, Sarah Ja5Wick Mike Greer, Heather Haga, Jessica Macklin, Whisty Taylor, Amber Morlan, Heidi Cusack, Deanna Owens, Erin Dunavtnt. Bottan Row: Renae Net/, Kristy Miller, January Riggin, Iheresa Zink, Tegan Corlies, Kacy Connor, Mandy Miller.. Jamie McMinn, folmna BzK~ers, Kris A1orrison, Kandi Morrison, Megan Backer, Jill Siri05. Katy Blatnick Kristina Morrison Audrey Roe DIAMONDS . WA reliES . flNl : jEWELRY SKI AND SPORTS SPE ' IAUSTS 120 TR:ACK ROR <.JR IFFIT If U\l, "'FR 820 Main Avenue. Durango, Colorado 81301 . 303 24 7-0343 �Teresa Zink reaches for clearance over the fuxh jump bar. Audrey Roe strides to a disappointing finish at .:.tate. With a look offierce determination, Tyler Younx sails over another obstacle in his path. Kizzi Prior hefts a shotput for a practice throw . If it wasn't the weather, though, there was definitely something weighing down on the BHS athletes this spring--tougher competition. For the first time since 1987, Bayfield was completely shut out at state. High expectations had a long way to fall when even Most Valuable Pla yer Award recipient Enid Lasater failed to bring home the hardware. The medals Bayfield left behind were sorely missed on the quiet ride home . .,,,, ,,,, . ,,...,,, '''''' ·:::: :=::.· ,,,, ,,,,,, .,,,.•.:.• ·: : ., •••:. ::.:. ·:·· ·=·· ·::· :::·· •.::;:· .;;;;, .::.· . . 'Verpcm s~wer . ·. •· . . . ' I Congratulations to tluJ Class of 95. Z11 North Mountmn Vkw })rive .:; ,;~:= ;: := .=:=: ·=:== '''' BaYfield, Cwotado 8112l TR:ACK 121 (970) 884-9S02 �What is prom? Prom is a special night for those priviliged enough to be called juniors and se' niors. The prom is a night out for students to dance and then, if the school is providing an after prom party, have a little fun kicking back for the last few hours of the everung. There is more to prom then some people might trunk, It takes a tremendous amount of effort by students and staff alike. Before prom you have to decide on the perfect place and a time that is convenient for everyone, The budget is also a problem. It takes a lot of hard work to raise enough money to buy decorahons, the D.J. and other things that have always made prom spectacular. After all of tlus is figured out students can have fun dancing and enjoying what has been done to make the night perfect. Top Row: Ryan Hunt king, and Cheryl Rhyno,queen Bottom Left: Just nfew of the students from BHS that are having the time of their lives. Senior girls of1995: Top Row: ]esste Dyer, ]ennifa 1orsytht', Tt'ara T t'llt'r,Amy Longfellow, Elizabeth Merril, Melissa Longft!llow, Whitney Rurrows. Middle Row: Melissa Walters, /Vzli Beck, Royal Da, Wendv Miller, l eigha at::ke, Nita Gomez. Bottom Row: Jeannie Collins, Kristina Momson New/Near New Bridal & Formal Wear & Accessories Excellent Condition 22 Consignments Welcome! T UXEDO RENTAL WEDDING INVITATIONS Upstairs, 15 W. Mill St., Bayfield Hours b A t. 970-884-2282 �Ryan Cusick stops looking at his date just long enoush to snulc at the camera. Seniorguysof1995: Top Row: Jef!McC/urt>,Corbm Wilmt>r, l tmz S111 rmant, Justm Macklm, Shaw Slrulder, Buckv Taylor,an.i Patnck Mor,·lll Rotto111 nn Ryan Hunt, Jarrrl Cook, J~ St>rra110 Rva11 Pou•t>Jl, and Carl Holme•, "WHEN ONLY FIRST CLASS WILL DO" -;;;;;;;;;;;:::~=;;;;;;=:::====-- 24 HR SERVICE San ')uan ,eirnousine SOUTHWESTERN COLO 970-884-9869 P10111 123 �Bayfield Students Do Even More, STEPPIN' UP TO THE CHALLENGE There is an effort that very few people make. This effort includes committment, patience, and will. Quite a few students at Bayfield have shown this effort. What does it take to make students like these? Well, it may be different for everyone. For some the effort rna y be natural. You know the type, never studied a day in their lives, and yet have never gotten a "B" (well maybe one). Othershavespongebrains. This is the case when students soak up information, that soon drains. These students often have hard nights studing. Sometimes the sponge decides to squeeze dry too early and is left with anxiety and frustration. The third kind of people are the "Duh" kind. These people can choose to ex cell, but sometimes don't. No matter the type, everyone has the ability to be a great student. The people featured in these pages are ones who should be commended for their outstanding work. The following awards are given to all types. Congratulations to all the people who put the extra foot foward to earn these awards. VALEDICTORIAN Kali Beck has eared the honor as valdictorian of the etas of 1995. She has been very active throughout her high school years~ and kept a high grade average. She will attend chool at the University of Wyoming where she will majorin busines and accounting. SALUTATORIAN Salutatorian Rachel man has only been a student at BHS for two years, yet she ha been a great addition to it Rachel's hard work didn't just .:ome easy. Extra work and df!dication has been her key to success. Rachel hopes .to atrend St. Ambrose University and major in early childhood education. XEROGRAPHies PLUS 124 Htmm:J CORTEZ DURANGO ~=ARMINGTON JOHN ZWISLER SALES: (303) 259-2447 SERVICE: 1-800-822-2979 SUPPUES: 1-800-822·2200 835 East Second Ave. Durango, CO 81301 Copying Systems Facsimile �CU OIJTSTA Dl G JU lOR: DARYL KOHLERSCHl\AlDT CIJ JOURNALISM AWARD: AUDREY ROE LIO 'S CLUB OUTSTA DING jlJNlOR: CODY DURA SEMPER FIDELIS MARl E BA .D AWARD: STEVE WILLIAMS TANDY TECH. AWARD: JE NYWILMER MAKESHA LUDWIG THE BANK OF DURANGO MELISSA WALTER GO WOLVERINES!!! �- DRAMA For the first time in BHS history the Drama Club competed in the Intermountian League One Act play competion. They won six out of seven first place awards. Ben Lott, Ellie Crumbaugh, and Audrey Roe were chosen to represent Bayfield at the competition. They won awards for stage composition, stage movement, emotion, tempo, characterization, and voice. Ben Lott took home the Best actor award. An encore presentation dinner theater was held to give more people a chance to watch the play. Hopefully there will be many more wins to come. . Ellie Crumbaugh~ Ben Lott, Audrey Roe._, attd ·etpc e irt clult<atersfrom their ~twat4 rcintting play . st4g~handBracke Ba .· H.O.B.'Y GIRLS STATE: RACHEL EDWARDS H.O. B. Y. (The Hugh 0' Brian Youth Foundation) is a confrence held every year to help teens lean how to be effective leaders. This year Heidi Roggero was chosen among the sophomore class to attend. "It was the most fun I have had in a long time", says Heidi. She learned valuable skills that she can take with her for the rest of her life. ~ MAPELLI DEVELOPMENT 126 lfrmtJI3 P.O. BOX 1037 BAYFIELD, CO 81122 - GENO MAPELLI (303 1 884-4075 BEEPER (303 J 385-3054 �ACADEMIC AWARDS & HONORS~j ENG! ISII III Shawna Clark SPI:l:CHKali Beck, Katy Blatnick ENGLISH IRoss Zwisler. Kevin McWilliams. Deanna Owens CRI~ATIYl: WRI11NGJoel Priest EN JUSH 11Maleah hmam, Jody Rusonann, Jesse Wray WORLD HISTORY- Je se Wray U.S. HISTORY- Shawna ('lark, Rachel Edwards GOVERNMENTCody Duran DRT. AWARD BAND Nick Andrews BANDRachel Edwards, Joletta Salazar, Wendy Phelps, Brooke Ba~seu WORLD HISTORYJohn Lancctt, Sarah Joswick, Steve Williams. Nick Kimhall, Maggie C'Ienndcnning, Marshall Hahn WEIGHTS Josh Baier, Shane Bas et BIOLOGYEnid Lasater, Mar ball Hahn. Nick Kimball BIOLOGY IIKristen Evers GEOGRAPHYZac Martinez, Kristen Evers, J.R. Sutherlin, Jen McClure ALGEBRAKristen Tidrick GEOMETRYJoel Prie t MATH IIICaleb Huthmacber, Jennifer McClure GEOMETRYAmber Morlan, Wbi ty Taylor, Melanie Miller TRIG.Phoebe Percell, Mar ball Hahn, Maleab Farnam, Je se Wray, J.R. Sutherlin, Maggie Clenndenning ALGEBRA IIB.J . Monger, Mandi Martin, Steve Williams DRAMA- Kali Beck, Makcsha Ludwig. Audrey Roe- (Leadmg Lady) JOURNALISMDaryl Kohler. chmidt. Malcah Farnam, Audrey Roe CHILD DEY. Kristen Tidnck, Clayton Wilson Lire MANAGI:Ml:N'lKerri Lorenzini. Katy Blatnick, Rachel Crossman FHAValerie Hahn, Mandi Martin. Jennifet Wilmer, Jessica Macklin, Whisty Taylor, Kacy Conner, Theresa 7mk REFLECTION (ART) Tim Popely, Amy Longfellow. Mandy Gosney. Tim Mauldin, J.R. Sutherlin ART -Jeff McClure PHOTOGRAPHYAmy Longfellow KEYBOARDING Peter Lott, Tim Mauldin. Kevin McWilliams. Ja'>on Potter Kl YBOARI>JN( ;. Joel Prie..,t WORD PROCI:SSI~c; Megan Backer. Mandt Martin. Kn..,ty Mtlkr. Reo> Primllo Olll \I ANI>. Bl S. Kah Beck COMPl l"IJ ·R APJ>. \hav.. na Clark. Dm)·J Kohkr..,chmidt. Kn..,ten f..\ er..,, Dav. n Fahnon PHYSIC\Shav. na ( lark. Cody Dunm PR ofTH 11Kandt Morri..,on. Erin <)rgam<Ul I·N(il ISII I Rachel Ma.ag . .Jon Andre\\"· Kn..,tcn I ver.., SPANI\11 !Rachel Maag. Mtkc Smtth\\ tck. Aaron I rahing. Wht..,t) I aylor, Kn..,ten ·ytdnd.. Erin DuJHt\ mll. Bethm1y I )avcnport layout done bv: Ellie Crumhau~IJ IDARSYOU ERIN DUNAVANT. DARYL KOHLERSCHMJDT ARMY RESERVE SCHOLAR KALI BECK, RYAN HUNT TANDY 'tECH SCHOLAR RACHFJ. CROSSMAN, MAKESHA LUDWfG,KAU BECK soc. ot WOMEN F..NG. K.ANDI MORRISON· HIGHEST. JENNY WILMER • ffiGH KALI BECK. HONORS MARINE CORP SCHOJ~ EXC. CODY DURAN CHSSA ACTIVE SCHOLAR MARSHALL HAHN.CODY DURAN Ll?& ENERGY CAMP RACHEL EDWARDS,ERIN DUNAVANT N.H.S. KALI BECK~ RACHEL CROSSMAN, MAKESHA LUDWIG. ERIN DUNAVANT1 DARYL KOm..ERSCHMIDT The World Is Yours Through Education 1911 Main Ave. Durango. Colo. 970-247-0854 lffJII(Jtj J27 �But the Adventure Has Just Begun Above; Sophmore Angela Natzke celebrates the approaching summer. FreshmanNickDuranmakesa point! '96' will be even more exciting at BHS. . .. and braces for '96'. Heaven Help Us! ����� 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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