https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/d115d295808746dfbefe458907d5d5cf.pdf a7ebe0a4b123c905717ab453bb3bfb31 PDF Text Text �D The 18th Winter Olympic Games are staged in Nagano, Japan. Curling, snowboarding and women's ice hockey debut as medal sports. fl The August 31 death of Princess Diana m a violent car crash stuns and saddens the world. At her funeral, Diana's two young sons follow her coffin into Westminster Abbey. Canadian singersongwnter Sarah Mclachlan mastermmds Lilith Fatr, an all-female rock show that draws huge crowds on 1ts 37-stop summer tour. II Problems plague Russ1a's aging Mir space station, including a collision in June with an unmanned supply vehicle The NBC hit "Seinfeld" ends its nine-year run m May 1998. II Bill Gates of Microsoft ·rescues" once-mighty Apple Computer with a $150 million bail-out, heralding a new era of cooperation between the formerly fierce competitors. fJ Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones star in the summer blockbuster Men in Black The sci-fi thriller grosses more than $500 million worldwide to become 1997's biggest hit. liJ Iraqi president Saddam Hussein provokes a crisis by refusmg to allow U.N. mspections of suspected chemical and biological weapons caches IJ Jimmy Stewart d1es m July at 89 The actor's nice-guy popularity is exemplified by It's a Wonderful Life, h1s 1946 classic that has become an American cultural icon 1m The Denver Broncos win Super Bowl XXXII, beating the heavily favored Green Bay Packers 31-24. The wm is Bronco quarterback John Elway's first victory in four tries. ���scr A new birth Upon the earth Fresh, new smells Ringing bells Posters on the walls Students in the halls --just scratching the surface Some old faces, some are new Thinking, talking, lots to do ..;::::::...~-~~=~~~Teachers planning brand new lesson Using all their new possessions Di rsit brin s hope. to cope --= =:Just scratching the surface Our hearts full of fire, We share the same desire: To be he best Over all the rest! Feel the power of purple and gold; The Wolverine paw, brave and bold --just scratching the surface. By: Clayton Stephenson Theme 1 �Class of 1998 CLASS: PURPLE, BLACK, AND SILVER SONG: ~~I'LL BE MISSING YOU." PUFF DADDY FLOWER: STERLING ROSE MOTTO: ~~wHEN PERSONAL DESIRE IS STRONG ENOUGH, LIMITATIONS VANISH, AND HUMAN POTENTIAL ABOUNDS. " 2 Seniors �Great women of the West--Whisty Taylor, Jennifer Neptune, and Amber Morlan say "BHS is the best." Table of Contents Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshman Faculty Fall Activities Sports Spring Activites Baby Pictures Appendix Advertising 2 18 24 32 40 54 70 100 11 0 116 120 "I can't belive you caught me!" says a surprised Joletta Salazar. Oh, so cool! Beau Beck and Jon Baier chill out in the library. Seniors 3 ���We'ue Made I t ! The class of 1998 started with new faces that soon became familiar. Some of those faces have left and some new ones have arrived. However, there are twenty-five out of sixty-nine people who have been here, together, for the thirteen years. We started school in 1984 with excitment to see things and to learn. Now, the time has come for us to see the real world and be our own person. As we grow and go to college, go to work, or whatever it may be that we are going to do, we will always have our memories of school. Whether it be good or bad memories of teachers, friends, or assignments; we will carry them with us. Many of us may remember learning math in grade school or those dreadful Phonics books that seemed endless. Others will remember the change of middle school to grade school. The memories of going from middle school to high school will probably be the strongest. Some of us may remember the crazy biology teacher who always had interesting stories to tell. The athletes will have those memories of travel and the many competitive events. Out of all these memories. we will probably remember the ones of our friends the most. There is a world to be seen and we shall go our separate ways, but let us remember our childhood that we spent together. Eighth grade continuation marked the beginning of a new adventure. Back row: Casey Potter, Louie Brittian, Ashley Catron, Dustin Teague, Travis Valencia, Peter Lott, Kama McDona/d,ji/1 Sirios, Wendy Phelps, Amber Morlan, Heidi Cusick. Front row: Ryan Howard, Dublin Wilmer, Beau Beck,jessica Walter, and Whisty Taylor. Curlers, telephones, and Mid School girls just go together. Hilarie Moore got caught in the act. 6 Seniors �Aaron Chamblee and J.R. Sutherlin sit patiently on the Mid School sidewalk . These were the days before they could drive. Ryan Howard and Beau Beck enjoy their catch of the day. Both still enjoy fishing and other outdoor activities. Seniors 7 ���I Leading the Way CLASS OFFICERS TreasurerRoss Zwisler Vice presidentCourtney Steward SecretaryJeri Andrews PresidentCarl Rhodes RepresentativeKevin McWilliams There are many responsibilities in Student Council. We had a successful blood drive. homecoming. and Christmas program . All of the people in Student Council really worked on the dances and blood drive. It was fun having Ruth Jones as co-president due to the fact that we had some different viewpoints on situtations. Thank you all at Student Council for the hard work. "Never give up! " Clayton Stephenson 10 Seniors I �[ I The Best of Times "My fondest high school memory was when I recovered a fumble when I went in the game for the first time as a defensive back." -John Larsen " My fondest high school memory was playing football my senior year." -Eric Garcia " My fondest high school memory was when the choir went to Orlando,Florida. We had the time of our lives." -Jessica Morelli "My most memorable high school experience was when I fell down the stairs while carrying a set of drums and I sprained my ankle." -Kizzi Prior ---- "My fondest memory was going to the Cross Country State Championships. The first trip we made was cancelled due to the worst blizzard I have ever seen . We had to spent three nights at the hotel and scavenged for food due to the extremities of the blizzard. We had to go back the next weekend where we placed eleventh as a team . It was the best season I had." -Grady Dunavent Seniors 11 ���Mr. lUoluerine Grady Dunavant Grady Dunavant has had many accomplishments in his four years at Bayfield High School. He is a reliable and hardworking person. Learning through other people makes Grady a good listener. Grady was on the cross country team that placed first in league and regionals. Running at state was the most enjoyable moment for him . He has plqyed basketball all four years and is very proud of making varsity for his senior year. Grady is the vice president of his 4-H chapter and finds this his most rewarding community activity. School has helped him most by teaching himself self-discipline and responsibility. 14 Seniors �I Ms. Woluerine Wendy Phelps Wendy Phelps has gone to Bayfield Schools for all of her academic career. During that time she has participated in volleyball , basketball, and track . In the four years of playing basketball, she has lettered all four times and lettered twice in volleyball. Along with the sports, Wendy has been a member of the choir for two years and has participated in FBLA for four years. One of those years she qualified for the state competition. In FCCLA Wendy also earned the right to attend state and received a silver award. Wendy would like to become an elementary school teacher and is ready to go on to the education she will need to meet her goal. Seniors 15 �Micah Foster shows that he "can't dance" as he performs for the BHS student body. Above: Instead of hitting the books, Shawn Gurule hits the computer to finish the final report before graduation. Right: Not only can Angelo Baca amuse his friends, he can also ham it up for the camera. Jeremy Siscoe and Grady Dunavant "boot, scoot, and boogied" their way through Mrs. Cashio's speech class, and on to graduation. Trisha Lewis has plenty of energy. She is one senior that doesn't have the fatal disease "Senioritis." 16 Seniors �JU I DRS • •• •' • I • Class officers from left to right: Jesse Lasater, treasurer; Charl ie Duran, president; John Hanna, vice president; David Valencia, secretary; Erin Black, representative. Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground. -Theodore Rooseuelt juniors 17 �CLASS OF 1 ggg The climb continued at a more feverish pace! No longer underclassmen, the class of 1999 began the push to collect credits for graduation . Those wishing to receive an honors diploma completed twenty hours of community service, many took the ACT and SAT college entrance tests for the first time and others enjoyed the opportunity of taking more electives. English Ill remained the only class that every junior had to take, since requirements in math, sci'ence and social studies have become more flexible. Runn ing concessions stands and hosting the community Halloween Carnival provided money for the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. A small but tenacious committee planned and carried out the special night which was held at the Doubletree in Durango. Probably the best part of being an upperclassmen at the new school was being able to drive off campus for lunch! Leadership opportunities were everywhere for the class of '99'. Some latched on and will continue to scratch their way to the top. Allen, Sierra Anderson, Ted Bales, Robert Barnes, Shane Berger, Lauri Black, Erin Bouslaugh, Krista Boyher, Ben Brown, Nicole Burleigh, Ashley Cramer, Melanie Crossman, Jenelle Dallison, Laura Davis, Amanda Dudley, Michael Duran, Charles Edwards, Lashelle Edwards, Sarah Engledow, Michele Evans, Nikki 18 Juniors �Left:jerry Steinbacher used to be reading. Heidi Luter on the other hand is diligent about the task. Shane Barnes shows his best Elvis Presley impersonation. •I Green, Matthew Hanna, John Homer, Shiann Horton, Shane Hunter, Jennifer lberg, Jake Janus, Brent Jones, Patricia Kilbank , Mary Larson , Steve Lasater, Jesse Lucero, Holly Lucero , Melanie Luna, Amy Luter, Heidi juniors 19 �Maloy, Johnette Manzer, Virginia Mclaughlin, Ryan Mickas, Kymberly Monger, Kenneth Morales, Elisa Nelson, Ben O'Briant, Joshua Parker, Joshua Percell, Danny Piccoli, Matt Prianto, Roland Priest, Micah Pritchard, Jessica Ritchie, Brekka Robinette, Malissa Samples, Ryan Sanderford, Sandy Shonk, Clayton Siffert, Jebeta Smith, Elizabeth Steinbacher, Jerry Taylor, Eric Valencia, David Vandenberg, Becky Young, Angi Zwisler, Amy Getting set for another masterpiece, Laura Dallison measures a piece of mat board. 20 Juniors �SOPHOMORES ' 'a •• • •• • I • I Class officers from left to right: Jamie Sirios, representative; Aileen Kohlerschmidt, representative; Chris Ourganian , vice president; Tara Corlies, secretary; Jessica Mars, treasurer; Sara Beck, president Reach high, for the stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for euery dream precedes the goal. - Ralph Uaull Starr Sophomores 21 �CLASS OF 2RBB A "sophomore" is defined by the dictionary as being a fool and a moron. The adjective form of the word indicates being conceited and immature. Nothing could be further from the truth for the Bayfield class of 2000. This group is full of enthus1asm and dexterity. They have always stood out in academics, sports, and in overall good attitude. This is the year that many purchased class rings and letter jackets, learned how to spell SOPHOMORE very quickly as a part of the class cheer, and enjoyed the status of no longer being at the bottom of the class hierarchy. Most obtained their driver's license (but could not leave campus) and found it fun to be in the new and bigger building. "We have always been on the top", says Kinsee Morlan. "We are the class of 2000 and we are ready to take on the world!" Abernathy, Eddie Anders, Dustin Andrews, Kathleen Baker, Kelly Bassett, Summer Batson, Lindsay Beck, Sara Beckler, Sara Black, Beau Blakstad, Portia Bodiroga, Holly Bonds, Christie Capalbo, Jillian Carlson, Keri Carron, Doug 1 .:.t~ •, '. - . Cartwright, JoAnna Casper, Cheri Champlin , William Chapin, Holly Cloudt. Kaleb 22 Sophomores �Cloudt, Tyrel Corlies, Tara Cundiff, Kirk Donahue, Casey Dooley, Shauna Fleener, Isaac Frye, Christian Garcia, Xochitl Gerber, Dylon Gingerich , Justin Gonzales, Raquel Gosney, J.D. Hanna, Cecilia Harrmann, Hennessey Head, Brandon Horton, Sarah Howard, Aaron Humiston, Erin Jobes, Adam Johnson, Kristina Juliano, Michael Kimball , Tony Kohlerschmidt, Aileen Ladner, Andrea Langrell, Erin Logsdon , Nancy Lucas, Tyler Lucero, Lance Ludwig, Chad Luzar, Kristy So ph o mo res 23 �Masanori, Fukuda Magill, Mandy Mars, Jessica Miller, Patti Monger, Richie Moore, Lucinda Morlan, Kinsee Nelson, Melissa Ourganian, Christopher Pennington, Matt Percell, Tommy Phillips, Leah Pickett, Kristoffer Porter, Loni Potter, Tiffany Rhodes, Chris Richardson, James Ruggles, Chad Schaaf, Andrew Sedwick, Stephen Sirios, Jamie Smith, Jodie Steele, Rachel Stewart, Matthew Thomas,Jenna Turner, Brianna Turner, Cassandra Tussing, Bethany VanAbbema, Marie Wiebe, Brian 24 Sophomores �Williams, Lacy Wilson, Jolene Wray, Jennifer Top riaht: Mandy Magill shows her right side is the best side. Riaht: Holly Bodiroga gives the evil eye. Left: Catching Patty Miller and Kinsee Morlan at the wrong time! Middle left: Lance Lucero hares all. Middle riaht: For Sara Beck and Xochitl Garcia, life is all laughs and fun. Bottom left: Don't tell Hennessey Harrmann that girls can't pump iron! Sophomores 25 �Top left: Isacc Fleener gives his biggest smile. Top middle: Christian Frye looks less than enthused. Top right: No wreck here! Marie VanAbbema carefully places guaze over Leah Phillip's face for a mask. Middle left: Concentration is the name of the game for Lacy Williams. Middle right: Cassandra Turner, Cecilia Hanna, and joAnna Cartwright show mixed feelings. Bottom middle: Chris Ourganian and Kristina johnson take time out to pose for the camera. Bottom right: School is just too fun at Bayfield for Masanori Fukuda. 26 Sophomores �FRESH E ' ' a •• •' • • Class officers from left to right: Melissa Perry, representative; Amber Layton , secretary; Kelly Greer, vice president; Karen Shonk, president; Courtney Harrington, treasurer. Do not follow where the paths lead. Rather, go where there is no path and leaue a trail. Fres hm e n 27 �CLRSS OF 2881 What a change! From being "top dogs" in middle school to being the lowest on the totem pole takes quite an adjustment, yet many freshman successfu lly withstood the challenge. This is the biggest class at BHS with 104 members. Firsts for them included experiencing the four period block system , undergoing freshman seminar, playing back on C or JV teams, and not necessarily having the same teachers for various subjects. Body piercing, various colors of hair, "in clothing" and relationships still set the mood for many in this social group. "We have grown up a lot since being here," says Andrea Zink. "We all have it together in our own way and that is what is important." Backer, Clifton Barkley, Clayton Bell, Amber Betley, Nathan Black, Kevin Blair, Annalice Boyet, Ricky Calderwood, Melanie Carroll, Chris Cartwright, Tammy Catron, Devon Clark, Owen Clark, Tosha Clendenning, Brendan Cline, Derissa Cummins, Erin Cundiff, Melinda Cusenza, Crystal Cusick, Andrea Dallison, Lindsey 28 Freshmen -- ' ·' · · .• .. '· ' ., ·-- �Decker, Natalie Downey, Gavin Duran, Coltin Edwards, Anna Eimar, April Evans, Blake Evers, Rebecca Farnam, Douglas Farnam, Robert Gambino, Christina Goldenberg, Stefanie Gonzales, Lilliana Grande, Salvatore Greer, Kelly Gurule, Crista Guy, Amy Harrington, Courtney Harris, Ramie Hatfield, Monty Hilleary, Katherine Holdeman, Leslie Hull, Ethie Hurford, Chad lberg, Boothe Jobes, Ryan Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Thomas Kaiser, Erika Koury, Marcus Kremer, Nikki Freshm en 29 �Kugle, Amanda Layton, Amber Lucero, Leonard Lucero, Valerie Lueck, Ben Marchase, Chris Martinez, Rory Molina, Fernando Monge, Edith Montgomery, Justin Montgomery, Shilo Mueller, April Naranjo, Brandi Nelson, Matthew North, Crystal Parker, Jacob Paulek, Brady Pennington, Daniel Perkins, Brandon Perry, Melissa Powell, Gabe Qualls, Jonathan Rakes, Troy Randolph, Jessica Roberts, Brandon Robinette, Rodney Russell, Brittany Sanchez, Rusty Sanchez, Sarah Sanford, Jed-Bjorn 30 Freshmen �Amanda Kugle} Christina Walters} and Marcus Koury eagerly await the hell. Scholz, Brian Shonk, Karen Smith, Trina Smithwick, Chris Spishock, Timothy Sutherlin, Kresta Thomas, Crystal Tucson , Jake Tussing, Justin Tuttle, Shane Walker, Nikki Wallace, James Walters, Christina Way, Chris Wentling, Emory Wilbourn , Larry Wilmer, Jonathan Wood, Aimee Woodard, Elisha Wright, Jessica Zink, Andrea Fres hmen 31 �FRCULTY/STRFF Left to Right· Greg Barre~ jim EwingJ Bill GreenJ Kay Phelps, Tommy BrownJ Ken Bee~ Vern Kimbal~ Becky Smith Barb Hobac~janet Lace~ Chris Bar~ and Dan Ford all participate in the ribbon cutting. BORRD OF EDUCRTI ON CENTRRL RDMINISTRRTION Top Row: Larry Blac~ Bill Green Ken Beck. Top Row: Stan Wilmet; Mary Younfh Tom Bottom Row: Kay PhelpsJ Becky Smith. Horton. Bottom Row: Debbie Waltet; Tommy BrownJ Nancy Dunlap. 3 2 Faculty �Melinda Archuleta-Moon Shelly Aveis Peggy Beckler Bill Bishop Carol Blatnick ENGLISH COUNSELOR RESOURCE COMPUTER TECH C& FSt JOURNALISM Gerry Brush Theresa Cashio Pam Catron Ginger Conner Rick Edwards SPANISH/PSYCH ENGLISH/ SPEECH SECRETARY C& FS/ ART ART Jim Ewing David Gleason Denise Haga Tara Henderson Beverly Hott PRINCIPAL CHOIR/GUITAR BUSINESS ENGLISH/ ENVIRO. LIT. BUSINESS/ COMPUTER Barbara Jaques Tina Jones Jon Keirns Sherry Kimball Vernon Kimball MATH/DRAMA SCIENCE/ ENVIRO. LIT. LIBRARIAN SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Faculty 33 �Wes Leland Betty Magill SCIENCE LIBRARIAN Dianne Milner Marty Moon Robert Mann WOODS/ DRAFT/ AEROSPACE SOCIAL STUDIES Butch Prior MATH/ SOCIAL STUDIES/ MULTI MEDIA WEIGHTS PHYSICAL ED. Above: Life as a secretary proves to he a busy one for Pam Catron. Above Right: Okay Mr. Marty! How interesting was that meeting? Right: Mrs. A veis_ hard at work after school. 34 Faculty Ed Marty Sandy Mencle ENGLISH/ GERMAN Joe Pyle Bruce Stell BAND MATH �Mr. Ewing and Mrs. Beckler pass the orange during the Homecoming games. Fascinating!!! Mr. GleasonJ Mr. Keirns_ and Mr. Mann are intent on understanding what's going on. Mr. Stell wonders how students stay awake in long classes. Above Middle: Question!! Mrs. Haga tries to get noticed as she raises her hand Above: Mr. Moon and Mrs. ArchuletaMoon show off their dancing technique during activity period Left: Mrs. Hott fixes the problem as she helps Aaron Howard Faculty 35 �H 0 M E [ 0 M I N [i Bayfield High School traveled back to the Greek ages October 6-11 for the 1997 Homecoming theme, "Greek Gods." Monday was crazy hat/dress up day, Tuesday was a formal dress up day, Wednesday was cross dress day, Thursday was toga day, and Friday was spirit day. Activities on Friday were full of games at the pep assembly followed by the parade. A few cross country runners went to a Bloomfield Invitational to get some extra experience. The seniors won the Peachfuzz Volleyball tournament. Unfortunately, the Powderfuff Football game and the bonfire were canceled due to bad weather. Saturday started off with an alumni coffee at 9:00a.m. followed by the volleyball games at 10:00 a.m. The football then played an exciting game against Del Norte. The cross country boy's team won their first league title in Sargeant. After all of the hustle and work, "Shake Your Bods With the Gods" dance rocked 'till midnight. Right· The Wolverine football defensive line prepares for the snap against Del Norte during the homecomtng game. Below: jodie Natzke and Ashley Catron wait to see who is homecoming queen. Right: The nominees for homecoming king/ David Gree~ Peter Lo~ and Angelo Baca embrace in a show of their friendship. 36 Homecoming Below: The freshmen try to show their float is the best. �Left to right: Charlie Duran~ Peter Lott, Mr. Lelanet Kelly Gree~ and Aaron Howard eat as fast as they can to win the pie eating contest. While student council treasuret; Tony Kimball oversees the fun with a big smile. Above: Mrs. Cashio s door decoration set the mood to win, win, win for the football and volleyhall teams. Below: David Greer andjoriAndrews pose as they are awarded the honor ofhomecoming king and queen. Above: ''Hallekyi'ah! Amen, brothers and sisters!" The great Reverend Edwards gets the student body and athletic teams pumped for the upcoming homecoming games. Below: Friends surround Queen jon: Homecoming 37 �[ 0 u STUDENT Student Council has many responsibilities and demands a great deal of dedication. Thi~ group plans and executes the main activities for the school year as well as participates in local service activities. They started the year off by hosting tours of the new school and then orchestrating a super Homecoming Week. A Christmas time assembly and a spring fling/game afternoon completed the large projects. They held two blood drives and carried out activities for the elderly as a part of their community service commitment. Leadership skills were sharpened by attending area and state conferences. Before they knew it, the year was over and new officers had been elected. [ I L Above: r top to bottom~ left to right) Mrs. Mericle~ Tara Corlie~ Mr. Kimhal~ Angi Young~ Courtney Stewar~ Erin Blac~ Heidi Lute~; Ruth }one~ Kennie Monget; Tony Kim hal~ and Matt Green. Above: A group ofstudent council members gather to brainstorm at a conference in Grand.Junction. Left: Cody Stone gives Ben Nelson support as he donates blood at one of the two blood drives sponsored by Student Council. 38 Activities �Left: (left to right) Sara Bee~ Tony Kimbal~ Angi YoungJ Laura DallisonJ Kennie Monge0 Tara CorliesJ and Kelly Greer deliver a basket full ofgoodies to the elderly at Abernathys Care Home. Below: Mrs. Mericle is caught by the camera preparing to travel to Grandjunction for a Student Council conference. Left: Kel(y Greer smiles bt~ happy because he got a hal/on. Tony Kimball prepares to get in the suburban for more driving. Activities 39 �F B L R Being in FBLA is a good way to be successful and gain leadership qualities. "FBLA is the largest of all vocational student organizations. (It) gives students the opportunity to learn leadership and about all kinds of different business subjects including job interview and impromptu speaking," according to FBLA sponsor, Mrs. Denise Haga. The group participates in Project Merry Christmas , Adopt-aHighway, Parents Night Out, the Back to School Supply Sale, the IRA Seminar, and they run the Den. This year there were 58 members in FBLA. Out of those 58, 14 of them went to state in Vail. There were three people who placed at state: Cassandra Turner relieved 8th in Introduction to Business and Aileen Kohlerschmidt and David Greer received 6th in Poster. "If you think you have what it takes to be in FBLA, do not hesitate to join," says Aaron Howard. Top Left: FBLA Officers (left to ri9ht) Ruth jones, Ben Nelson, Amber Morlan Travis Stone, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, and Heidi Luter. Above: Heidi Luter struts away after acceptin9 her award at the District Competition in Alamosa. Left: Jamie Sirios and Sara Beckler show their love at McDonalds. 40 Activities �Back row: Chris Ourganian, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Lucinda Moore, Becky Evers, Natalie Decker. 5th Row: Devon Catron, Ben Nelson, Ryan Jobes, Adam Jobes, Matt Nelson, Chris Carroll, jon Wilmer, jake Tucson. 4th Row: Heidi Cusick, Nikki Cramer, Chris Smithwick, Roland Prianto, Ryan McLaughlin, Andy Schaaf, Melinda johnson, Amy Guy, Andrea Cusick, Meli a Perry. 3rd Row: Bobbie Sower, Ginny Manzer, Kristinajohnson, Ashley Burleigh, Sara Beckler, Mandy Magill, Melanie Lucero, Crystal Cusenza, Melinda Cundiff, Thomas johnson. 2nd Row: Amber Layton, Wendy Phelps, Tiffany Potter, Clayton Shonk, Holly Chapin, Henessey Harrmann, Kris Pickett, joAnna Cartwright. Bottom Row; Brent janus, jessica Walter, Ruth jones, Amber Morlan, Heidi Luter, Becky Vandenberg, Aaron Howard, Cassandra Turner, Portia Blakstad, Amber Porter. How we love these trips away from home!! Amber Layton and Chris Ourganian cannot decide whether to get the 12 I Cayton Shonk shows off his fancy, t k th I h t new watch to FBLA sponsor, Mrs. Bev oz. s ea or e O S er. Hott. Activities 41 �Meet The 1 998 FCCLR e m b e r s Top Row: Brekka Ritchie, Alisha Schol~ Liz Newh~ Sarah Edward~ Sarah Sanchez, Mindy Dugan, Kama McDonaltt Erin Langrel~ Xochitl Garci~ Sara Bee~ Ginny Manzer, Ashley Burleigh Sarah Crumbaugh. Second Row: Mrs. Blatnic~ Mrs. Conner, Valerie Lucero, Mary Kilhan~ Heather Huthmacher, Hol(y Lucero, Leah Phillip~ Angelo Bac~ Shane Barne~ Kinsee Morlan,.John Hanna, Lacy William~ Amy Zwisler, .Jessica Pritchartt..Jeheta Siffe~ Hilarie Moore, Shiann Homer, Third Row:.Jodi Sanchez, Nikki Evan~ Whisty Taylor,.Jessica Mar~ Cecilia Hanna. Get aquainted games at Districts bring out the best in everyone/ Angelo Baca says to Kinsee Morlan, "Please take this sucker away from mer Virginia.Jackson from Pampered Chef teaches.Jessica Pritchartt Amy Zwisler, Matt Picco!t; Angelo Bac~ and Shane Barnes the fine art of entertaining. 42 Activities �Teach1ng elementary students about healthy lifestyles and preparing TV and radio spots to fight teen pregnancy were just three of the state projects complete by members of FCCLA (Family, Community and Career Leaders of America). This group enjoys activities which prepare them for leadership roles in their personal and family lives. National FHA Cluster Meeting, State Conference , and district meetings are all a part of the fun and learning . Annual events include the Prom Fashion Show, the mitten tree for Project Merry Christmas, Candy Cane Grams, Valentine Sales and the fall Citrus Fruit Sale. Is Kama McDonald dazed andconfusedorjusthfinded by the lights? Chapter officers: Sarah Edward~ Xochitl Garcia_ Heather Huthmacher; Ginny Manzer; and Ashley Burleigh. FCCLAers at State: Mrs. Ginger Connet; Alisha Schol~ Sarah Edward~ Mindy Dugan~ Xochitl Garci~jodi Sanche4 Kama McDonalct Sara Bee~ Whisty Tay!ot; Mrs. Carol Blatnick Steve Larsen~ Clayton Shonk~ and Tommy Percell strike an awesome pose as men ofthe hour at the annual prom fashion show. Activities 43 �D With the help of Melissa Baxter, Mrs. Sherry Kimball produced two school plays and a one act play for the school this past year. The first play, Saturday the 14th, was performed in the fall and it was a comedy. Laura Dallison and Melissa Baxter were in charge of backstage and lights for both plays. With their help the plays went off without a hitch. For the musical, Mrs. Kimball chose The Hobbit. The BHS Thespian Troupe also performed a one act play called Mirrors for the school and in Alamosa for competition. The faithful actors/actresses at Bayfield High School look forward to another year of laughs, tears, and amazing music. R R M R Back Row (left to right): Anna Edwards, Sierra Allen, Heidi Cusick, Stefanie Goldenberg, Aaron Howard, Clayton Shonk, Brentjanus, Karen Shonk, Grady Dunavan~ Leah Phillips, Kevin McWilliams, Lacy Williams, Sara Beckler, Mr. . Kimball, Matt Stewart. Sitting (left to right): jake !berg, john Hanna, Laura Dollison, Erin Blac~ Kennie Monger, Sarah Crumbaugh, Brook Bassett,)ori Andrews, Ben .Nelson. Laying (left to right): Beau Beck, Peter Lott, David Valencia, Tony Kimball Above: Cassandra Turner, Nata/;e Decker, Melinda johnson, Aaron Howard, Lacy Williams, Melanie Cramer, jene//e Crossman, and Grady Dunavant accept applause for their dynamite performance. Riglzt: Tony Kimball and Matt Stewart thank Me/is. a BaKter and Mrs. Kimball with cards and stuffed animals. Above right: As fellow actors look on, Dave Greer, Clayton Shonk,jake !berg, and Peter Lottgive the crowd one more laugh. Activities �The Bayfield High School chapter of National Honor society, sponsored by Mrs. Teresa Cashio, had seven active members in 1997-1998 and they were all females. President was Brook Bassett, vice-president was Jori Andrews, secretary was Kristin Tidrick, and treasurer was Rachel Magg. Other seniors were Jessica Walter and Whisty Taylor. The only junior who participated the entire year was Lauri Berger. NHS is composed of students who have a grade-point average of at least 3.7 and who have completed twenty hours of community service each year as an active member. If the requirements are not met during membership, the student is removed from the organization. At the end of their senior year, the students have earned a NHS pin and blue and gold ropes which are worn on their robes at graduation. NHS Lauri Berget; Kristin ndric~ Rachel Maag~ Whisty Taylot; andjori Andrews show how proud they are after the big stuffed animal collection. Left to Right· Lauri Berger_, Whisty Taylor_,jori Andrew~jessica Walter_, Brook Basse~ Rachel Maag~ Kristin Tidric~ and advisor Theresa Cashio. sT R III.J _...... D Stand Club is a very active group. This year for Red Ribbon Week they served non-alcoholic drinks to the student-body. They also tied ·red ribbons on all the cars in the school parking lot to show their STAND on drinking and driving. For Christmas, STAND Club adopted a family for project Merry Christmas. STAND is also very active in the community. They spent time with the elderly, and they helped clean schools and roads. It Top Row: Kaleb Cloud~ Kelty Greer_, Kresta sutherlin~ is a great and fun club to participate Christina Gambino, Peter Loft. Bottom Row: Trina s in and it looks forward to more Smith Loni Porter_,jodie Smith Advisor Bruce Stel~ members next year. jenelle Crossman~ Melanie Cramer. Activities 45 �[ H 0 I R The Bayfield High School Choir, directed by Mr. David Gleason, had a busy year. In Cortez for the CHSAA competition, the choir scored three superiors in performance and one in sight reading. The only other school who earned this rating was Cortez. Ashley Burleigh, Grady Dunanvant, Trisha Lewis, Libby Smith, Wendy Phelps, La uri Berger, Ben Nelson, Heidi Luter, and Genny Manzer participated in the Fort Lewis College Honor Cho1r in the fall IML Honor Choir was held in Pagosa Springs at the end of April and most of the cho1r took part in this event. Lauri Berger, Holly Chapin, Shauna Dooley, Jaimie Sinos, and Sarah Crumbaugh traveled to Grand Junction to participate in CCD Honor Choir. All of these were non-audition choirs. Several students participated in other honor choirs where auditions were needed. Lauri Berger, Holly Chapin, Sarah Crumbaugh, Ben Nelson , Shauna Dooley, and Bethany Davenport went to Adams State Honor Choir in Alamosa with their accompanist, Carol Priest. Western State Honor Choir took place in Gunnison and Sirios joined those who went to Alamosa for this trip. Way to go BHS Choir! Back Row: Erin Humiston,_john Hanna, Masanori Fukuda, David Valencia, Grady Dunavant; james Richardson, Lauri Berger. Michelle Engledow. Crista Gurule. Middle Row: Mr. David Gleason,jennifer Wray. Sarah Beckler. Kelfy Baker. Tammie Cartwright; Ramie Harris. Wendy Phelps. jill Sirios. Hol(y Chapin, Christie Bonds, April Eimar. Sitting: Elisha Woodard, Erika Kaiser. Brook Bassett; Lacy Williams, Derrisa Cline, Anna Edwards, Amy Guy. Liz Newby. Mrs. Carol Priest. The choir c/as~ direded by David Gleason and accompanied by Carol Pries~ practices an Albanian love son!J A Kur do vfje qjo Pranverra? ( When Will Spring Come?) 46 Activities �Bayfield High School band completed many activities in 1997-1998. There were three honor bands in which several students participated . Danny Percell , Kizzi Prior, Sierra Allen, Johnette Maloy, and Joletta Salazar were a part of the Fort Lewis College Honor Band. Only one student participated in Western State Honor Band in Gunnison and that was Amber Porter. Maloy, Salazar, Porter, Ricky Boyet, LuCinda Moore, Bethany Tussing , Tony Kimball , Aileen Kholerschmidt, Laura Dallison, and Boothe lberg traveled to Monte Vista to participate in the IML Honor Band. They also performed two concerts and played at graduation. The band is directed by Mr. Joe Pyle and Mr. Matt Fuller was a student teacher for part of the second semester. Band members from left to right: Thomas nson, Boothe !berg, Lucinda Moore, Danny Perce/~ Sierra Allen, Cheri Caspe~ Director joe Pyle, and Kizzi Prior. Not Picturedjohnette Maloy andjolletta Salazar. B R N D IML Honor Band participants from left to right: Ricky Boye~ Boothe Jberg, johnette Malo~ Lucinda Moore,joletta Salaza~ and Tony Kimball The band takes a break from the hard task of perfecting their music. Activities 47 �JOURNALISM Seven brave souls 1n fourth hour and three hard working independent study students 1n third hour tackled the challenge of producing both a school newspaper and the yearbook in one semester. Besides learning layout. journalistic wnting, photography , and new computer systems . they also had to raise over $9 ,000 for the printing of both the Predator and the 1997-1998 Wolverine yearbook. Four newspapers and many extra days and nights later they were proud to say they accomplished the task successfully ~~~; !dependent students were Lau ri Berger, Erin Black, and Johnette Maloy ~~~~~; Alisha Scholz--Yearbook editor. Erin Black--Newspaper editor. Back Row: Cody Stone, Alisha Scholz, Aaron Howard, Kinsee Morlan, Clay Stephenson. Bottom: Ky m Mickas, Hol(y Lucero. Quick hands , quick minds, and lots of knowledge make any BHS student eligible for being a member of the Knowledge Bowl team . This hardy crew put their wits on the line in several meets throughout the year and completed the year by earning the right to attend the State Knowledge Bowl Competition at ASC in Alamosa. Back Row: Boothe Iherg. Tim Mauldin, Ben Lueck, Kevin McWilliams, Carl Rhodes, Sp onsor Ms. Tara Henderson. Bottom Row: Brent janus, josh O'Briant,jake Iherg. Dan Dudley, Becky Evers. 4 8 Activities �H E R D L The ca1nera caught "Kid Siscoe," as he is known over the air waves, in action as a D) at KIQX Radio. Not a new name to many Jeremy S1scoe has made h1mself known---over the rad1o that IS Jeremy or "Kid S1scoe . as he has been named by the rad1o world . has successfully contr ibuted to Bayf1eld H1gh School 1n a very un1que way He created the "Wolvenne Update a weekly rad 1o program wh1ch conta1ned announcements. sports and club mformation and 1nterv1ews w1th faculty and students As a sen1or Jeremy held the t1tle of technical mamtenance ass1stant at Four Corners Broadcasting Along w1th those dut1es he served as a Saturday n1ght OJ on KIQX KRSJ and KIUP Jeremy got h1s start w1th rad1o by part1c1pat1ng 1n an e1ghth grade JOb shadow That expenence has led to many opportun1t1es and a def1n1te career d1rect1on . BHS thanks Jeremy and extends warm wishes for his future Many lives at BHS were enriched by the presence of exchan9e students, Masanori Fukuda from japan, Liana Nishida from Brazil and Andre Breuer from Germany. I N E R s Sophomore Chad Ruggles po e with the motorcycle which ha helped him with many dirt bike award. Activities 49 �R R T R w Laura Dallison and Nikki Evans display their winning entries from the Intermountain League Art Show. R R Reflections' state winner"' Carl Rhodes for photograph~ andjake !berg for music. hold their ribbons with pride. D s Scott Wiehe and Liz Newby share the title for photography honorable mention. Casey Potter listens . . as he. 1s g1ven a VIsual arts award at the Reflections Cultural Arts Program. 50 Activities Kizzi Prior and Ben Boyher were also honored for their literature entries in the Reflections program. �Back· jeremy Si~coe was a member of the Durango FFA Chapter. Front: OJ Go~ney, Melanie Calderwood, and Clay Barkley participated in the Ig11acio FFA program. Left: Basin Rodeo Club member,Kelly Baker, leads her horse around the barrels at the Delta meet. Above: Nikki Kremer, another Basin Rodeo Club member, races at the Sky Ute arena. Left: Mrs. jones teaches students the fine art of --~a-Jump rope. ---.-._ Activities 51 �u 0 L L E For varsity, the season started out slow with a couple of loses, but once the team learned to play together they were amazing. Every one of the girls on the team contributed in one way or another to end up killing Ignacio and qualifying for districts. Mrs. Bev Hott's team took second in districts and, determined to win , went on to regionals. Unfortunately, because of nerves and little mistakes, they were unable to win any game at regionals. Junior varsity, coached by Mrs. Jana Pickett, had an amazing season. The team worked wonders on the court and came out undefeated the second half of the season. The C team also had an outstanding season. y B R L L Scores PRESEASON TOURNEY BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-NAVAJO PREP BHS-V-MONTE VISTA BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-MANCOS BHS-V-DEL NORTE BHS-V-DOLORES BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-MONTE VISTA BHS-V-MANCOS BHS-V-DEL NORTE BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-IGNACIO BHS-V-CENTAURI BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-LAS ANIMAS BHS-V-PAGOSA BHS-V-ROCKY FORD Win/Loss 4-1 52 Sports L L w w w w w w L w w w w w w w l l l l Top Left: The varsity team discusses their plan ofattack Top Right: Wen& Phelps spikes it into her opponents face. Bottom Right· Amber Morlan shows offher skill by hitting around the block �SENIORS 1998 Wendy Phelps Amber Morlan Jessica Walter Jessica Gingerich Heidi Cusick: Whisty Taylor "My seniors are a great group of girls who worked hard to get as far as they did." -Mrs. Bev. Hott- Sports 53 �J R. u H R s I T y Top row: Coachjana Picke~ Becky Vandenher~ Mandy Magi!~ Shiann H01ne0 Kristina johnson Ashley Burleigh. Bottom row: Cecilia Hannah., Heidi Lute0 Sarah HortonJ Sara Beck,jessica Mar~ Erin Langre/1 c T E H M Top row: Andrea Zin~ Erika Kaiset; Brandi Naranj~ Amber LaytonJ Christie Bond~ Coach Ryan Malouff; Natalie Decket; Melinda Cundiff; Lashe/le Edward~ Sarah Sanchez, Lindsey Dal/ison. Bottom row: MelindajohnsonJ Crystal Cusenz~joAnna Cartwrigh~ Aimee Wooc(, Stefanie Goldenhur~ Lucinda MooreJ Amber Bell 54 Sports �u H R s I T y Back row: Coach Bever(y Hoff_, Heidi Luter, Becky VandenhergJ Sara Bee~ Whisty Taylor, jessica Walter, Candi PatersonJ Amber MorlanJ Coach )ana Pickett. Bottom row:jessica Gingerich Ashley Burliegh Wendy Phelp~ Ruth)one~ Kinsee Morlan, Cecilia Hannah. _.,' 1' ~I ._ •• • •• • Bottom Left: Ashley Burliegh looks on with awe as Shiann Homer flies high fora block Bottom Right: Kinsee Morlan attempts a block Sports 55 �F 0 0 T B A L L The 1997 Bayfield Wolverine Football team may not have had all the success that 1 experienced last year, but it was still filled with hard hits, spectacu lar plays, and many memories, which the players will cherish for the rest of their lives. The season started off with a win against a New Mexico school, wh1ch gave the team the longest winning streak in the state. The team was able to keep the streak for only one more game. Even though the score board did not indicate the team 's efforts. the team was filled with talent. Coach Marty Moon said, "We got off to a good start, but let off later 1n the season. A few games got away from us, when we should have won them. A lot of underclassmen got some valuable experience this year, and it should make them better for next year. If we work hard in the off-season, we can compete for the league title. We have the talent coming back to do it. It is a matter of following through with action , instead of talk." MVP Beau Beck-Offense Casey Potter-Defense David Greer All State First Team Ben Nelson-Offensive line and Punter All State Honorable Mention Peter Lott-Receiver All Conference David Greer-Defensive line Beau Beck-Quarterback Honorable Mention Peter Lett-Defensive Back Ryan Howard-Receiver Above: Aaron ChamhleeJ Peter Lot~ David Gree0 and Beau Beck go in for the face off against the Scorpions. Right· Tommy Percell watches the action from the sidelines. Below: Kel(y Greer tells Coach MoonJ JJPut me in CoachJ IJm reaclyln 56 Sports �standing left to right): Coach Moon, Coach Houtz, jake Parker, Troy Rakes,john Hanna, Micah Pnest,justm Gingerich, Christian Frye, jon Wilmer, Chad Hurford, Brandon Roberts, Coach Nickerson, Coach Stell Bent over j T Bell, Tommy Percell, Devon Catron, Casey Potter, Clifton Packer, Blake Evan.>; Danny Percell, Ian Rose, Gaven Downey, Ben Nelson, Brady Paule/<, David Greer. KIJeeling.jesse Lasater, Brandon Perkins, Trav/_, Valencia, Keltv Greer, Isaac Fleener, Clayton Shonk, Aaron Chamblee, john Larsen, Kevin Blad., Scott MacA!'vt~v. Ryan Howard, hiloh Montgomery, Manager.· Melanie Cramer. Sitting · Manager: Chris Ourganion, Ryan McLaughlm, Eri/... Garoa, Charlie Duran, Peter Lott, Scott Wiehe, joe Wall, Kirk Cundiff, Dav1d Valencia,john Qual!_-, Clm_, Man·ha.'e Beau Beck, Manager.jenelle Crossman. Le ft: Casey Potter gets ready for his ent ry into the game. Above: Peter Lott and Erik Garcia run for the touchdown. The crowd can only say, I(Run Wolverines, run!!" Sports 57 �-E .c ca .c u c ...ca I C c:r: Erilc Garcia ·-=ca = Ryan Howard 58 Sports Above: Aaron Chamblee and Howard try to get past the Del Norte defense. Below: The Wolverines try to stop the Tiger offense. �., ~ M IU m c -·"' (I) rD =-a = m - Q ,.. ,.. rD = "-·m ... rD c.. Q rD em - Top Left: joe Wa II intercepts the hall as Del Norte players observe. Top Right: Ben Nelson punts the hall. Left: Aaron Chamblee lets the Tigers know, This is my hall!" ,... ,... e ;· ~ rD u Sports 59 �[ R 0 s s [ 0 u T R y Top row: Coach Kimball, Ryan Jobes, Adam Jobes, Richie Monger, Tony Kimball, Kennie Monger, Rusty Sanchez, Chris Smithwick, Tim Spishock, Coach Kimball. Middle row: Douglas Farnam, Marie VanAbemma, Sierra Allen, Brekka Ritchie, Cheri Casper, Erin Black, Angi Young, Danica Fischer, Robert Farnam. Bottom row: jeremy Crossman, Mark Kimball, Grady Dunavant, Andre Breuer, Clayton Stephenson, ).R. Sutherlin, Dan Swartz, Cody Stephenson. Kennie keeps the pace to pass a foe at the state championships. 60 Sports Clay Stephenson J.R . Sutherlin �Cross country runners are a tough breed of athletes . People may not realize this because cross country is not as popular as some other sports . In other sports the games might be canceled because of rain or snow and the participants are allowed rest time. Not in cross country. The race must go on! Cross country runners run 5000 kilometers (3.12 miles) as hard as they can , nonstop, for seventeen to twenty-eight minutes. The practices contained running four miles a day in hot, cold , rainy, or muddy conditions. During the year of 1997 the boys went to state as a team and placed eleventh. The girls side took two runners to state. A heavy snow storm caused the team to make the trip to state twice. Left: The boys set their watches at the start of the state championships. Right: JR. outruns his Centauri opponent at the regional championships. Grady Dunauant Andre Breuer Marie and Sierra try to stay relaxed at State. Sports 61 �R s h I e y [ a t Upper Right· The BHS cheer squad goes to state. Above: The cheerleaders get the crowd to ral(y behind the Wolverine football team. Middle Right· The squad takes time to watch the Wolverine football game. Right· Hilarie Moore and Christina Gambino share a moment of sister(y love. 62 Sports �[ H E E R L Standing: Derissa Cline, Christina Gambino. Kneeling.jamie Sirios, Ashley Catron, Tiffany Potter, Hilane Moore, Lacy Williams. E R D Bottom Left: Ashleyyells to the crowd at a football game. I Bottom Right· Derissa Cline real(y gets into her cheers/ N (i Sports 6.3 �w R E s The Wolverine wrestling this year was composed of a vanety of expenenced ano non-experienced wrestlers. With SIX freshmen. four sophomores. three JUniors. and seven sen1ors. the season was looking hopeful. The season was already off to a good start w1th a f1rst place w1n at Shiprock in the first week out. Th1s success cont1nued throughout the ent1re season. The Aztec Dual brought in a second place finish and another memorable po1nt was gett1ng second at League, therefore beating state champs Monte V1sta. Not surprising, however still exciting, was the success of Shane Barnes and Aden Momson. State competition left Shane Barnes with a third place finish. wh1le Aden MomsQr brought home a first place finish. therefore naming him State Champ1on at 171 pounds. Th1s season was another great one for the proud wrestlers. According to Coach R1c Edwards. "We had a great team and a fantastiC season. We were more than a team. we were a family." T L I N (j Shane Barnes ties up his foe and executes a duck-under. 64 Sports jake Tucson hangs on to prevent a ta down. �Niclc Duran Dauid Greer Will Hoffman John Larsen Aden Morrison tries to take down yet another opponent as he earns his way to the top. Robbie Lewis Casey Potter Aden Morrison Casey Potter rolls his victim fora pin. Sports 65 �Back row: left to right- Fred Rai h, Mr. Ed, Ca ey Potter, Clayton Shonk, Brady Paulek, josh Parker, Aden Morrison, David Green, Robbie Lewis,jake Parker,)ason Deweese, Dominic Martinez. Middle row: john Larsen, Kirk Cundiff, Lance Lucero, Shane Barnes, Will Hoffman, Brandon Head, Nick Duran, Kevin Black. Seated: )enelle Cros man, Brittany Ru ell, Brian Scholz, Leonard Lucero, Chad Hurford,jake Tucson, Sarah Edwards. Nick Duran runs an arm bar against a Kirtland opponent. 66 Sports �Aden Morrison takes top honors at the Sand Devil Classic. Mr. Ed is caught in a pensive moment Aden Morrison, the 1 71 pound state champion, gets ready to attack Willie Merfield of Pagosa in his final match. Brian Scholz escapes with a stand up. Sports 67 �B 0 y s B Basketball season was full of changes for the Wolverines. A new year, a new floor and gymnasium to play in, a new coach, new members of the team and a whole world of new reasons to rise to the occasion. From the start of the clock to the sounding of the final buzzer, the teams never gave up. They were a group with ability and the willingness to work together for the good of all. Since most of the varsity players graduated, the Wolverine Varsity had to bring in the hidden talents of the once underclassmen. Starting over was not in the books for the Wolverines, however, strengthening their attack was. The season was not the one with the most wins or even the most losses in BHS history, but it was one for the seniors of '98' to be proud of. Coach Bruce Stell came into the lives and hearts of a team of young men and helped them rise to their own best level. Whether facing the hometown rival, Ignacio, or hitting the road to meet Centauri, the Wolverines were R ready to meet each and every new challenge. s Bayfield High School looks bright. With successful records for both the JV and C teams this season , the future of K E T B R L L 68 Sports Above: David Valencia chrages by a Shiprock defender. Left: Peter Lott tries an acrobatic shot under a Del Norte defender's arm. �Top Left: Tony Kimball skies over a Del Norte defender attempting a jump shot. Top Right: Chad Cole drives the lane and shoots a lay up during their game against Del Norte. Standing (Left to Right): Shawn Gurule, Beau Beck, Grady Dunavant, Tony Kimball, Micah Foster, Ryan Samples, Chad Cole,)oe Wall,j.R. Sutherlin, Doug Fritz, Peter Lott. Kneeling (Left to Right): Melanie Cramer, Coach Stell, Chris Ourganian. Sports 69 �Shawn Gurule Joe Wall J.R. Sutherlin Beau Beck Chad Cole Doug Fritz Grady Dunauant Peter Lott Micah Foster 70 Sports �Standing (Left to Right): Chris Ourganian, Coach Malouff, Richie Monger, Matt Green, john Hanna, jerry Steinbacher, Kennie Monger, Melanie Cramer. Kneeling (Left to Right): Chris Smithwick, Charlie Duran, David Valencia, Ryan McLaughlin, Steve Larsen. Standing (Left to Right): Coach Reigil, Shilo Montgomery, Rory Martinez, Matt Nelson, Kelly Greer, Rusty Sanchez, Devon Catron, Chris Marchase, Rycmjobes, Chris Ourganian, Melanie Cramer. Kneeling (Left to Right): Robert Farnam, Chris Carroll, jon Qua/Is, Adam Jobes, Aaron Howard, Chad Ludwig, Doug Farnam, Brandon Roberts. Sports 71 �(j I R L With one win and nineteen losses, the Lady Wolverines basketball team was not able to accomplish their goals and dreams. The hard work and dedication of the team did not pay off during the season. The year ended in the opening round of the district playoffs. This was disappointing to the Lady Wolverines and the seniors. The upcoming season will mean playing under a new coach and rebuilding to play under new conditions. s B R s K E T B R L L 72 Sports Top Left: Sara Beck shoots a layup while avotding a Del Norte defender. Top Right· Holly Bodiroga spots up and shoots a jump shot Left: Wendy Phelps gets ready to battle against a Centauri player. �- Top Left: Whisty Taylor looks determined as he look for an opening. Top Right: Ruth.Jones shows she has control. Left: Tara Corlies shoots as Del Norte trys to keep up. Bottom Right: Whisty Taylo0 Ruth.Jone~ Sara Beck_ and Brandi Naranjo take a quick breather as they wait. Sports 73 �' . . • . .. I t • Standing (Left to Right): Coach Childer~ Me/lisa Per!J0 Crystal Cusenza~ Erin Langrel~ Wendy Phelp~ Hol(y Bodirog~ Ruthjone~ Liana Nishida~ Aileen Koh/erschmidt Coach Dahovich. Kneeling (Left to Right): jessica Waite~ Tara Corlie~ Whisty Taylot; Sara Beck, Becky Vandenher!J Brandi NaranJo~ Coach jones. Wendy Phelps 7 Ll- Sports Liana Nishida Whisty Taylor �W.....-;-£1"1: I Ill JUI l£"1( liST J [11"1111 CIU"IIS IIIII tiiHII .I te•· llllflll,, 1991 s, 1932 q3 Standing (Left to Right): Me/lisa Perry, Crystal Cusenza, Lindsey Dallison, Lashelle Edwards, Xochitl Garcia, Shiann Homer, Cecilia Hanna, Kresta Sutherlin, Andrea Ladner, Andrea Cusick, Aileen Kohlerschmidt, Coach Dahovich. Kneeling (Left to Right): Coach jones,jessica Mars, Sierra Allen, Amy Guy, Sarah Horton, Andrea Zink, Amber Layton, Edee Monge, Coach Childers. jessica Walter jumps high as she shoots against Del Norte. Jessica Walter Sports 75 �T R H [ Despite the horrible weather at the beginning of the season, the Bayf1eld High School tracksters surged forward. They broke personal bests and high school records Three new records were set in 1998. Tony Kimball beat the school record for the high jump with a jump of 6'5". In the 1600 meter run Clay Stephenson set a new record with 4:53.6. Tara Corlies beat Melinda Hodges' old record of 32'4.5" in the triple jump with 32'6". BHS proudly sent five guys and ten girls to state: the guys 1600 meter relay; Tony Kimball for the high jump, 200 meter dash and the 1600 meter relay; Clay Stephenson for the 1600 and 3200 meter run; Lindsay Dallison for the high jump; the girls 400 meter and 1600 meter relay; and Cecilia Hanna for the 100 meter hurdles. Clay and Tony were the only ones who made it to finals. Coach Vernon Kimball says, " Everyone that comes out next year will be a hopeful." K Standti1g far hack (left to right): Wendy Phelp~ Grady Dunavan~ Tony Kimha/~ jerry Steinhachet; Dan Dudle~ Kevin McWilliam~ Ben Nelson. Standing near front (left to right): Coach Sherry Kimhal~ Lary William~ Mandy Magi!~ Heidi Lutet; Becky Vandenher~ jessica Mar~ Ashley Burleigh Sara Becklet; Sarah Sanche~ Angi Youn~ Erin Blac~ Kel(y Greet; Clayton Shon~ Andy Schaaf; Scott Wiehe, j.R. Sutherlin, Micah Prie~ Ian Rose, Coach Vernon Kimball. Kneeling (left to right): Heidi Cusic~ Trisha Lewi~ Laura Dal/ison, Andrea Cusic~ Xochitl Garcia, Ruth )one~ Sara Bee~ Lucinda Moore, Richie Monget; Travis Valencia, jesse Lasatet; Tommy Perce/~ Kennie Monget; Tim Spishoc~ Clay Stephenson. Sitting (left to right):jamie Sirio~ Sarah Horton jessica Randolph Ceclia Hanna, Tara Corlie~ Christie Bond~ Sierra Allen, Marie VanAhhem~ Cheri Caspet; Edith Monge, Lindsay Dal/ison,john Hanna. 76 Sports �H e I d c u G T r r a I d s y h a 0 u I n a u [ a k: n t s K w [ s e u n M c w a m s n a y s y t e p h e I p p h e n s 0 s 0 I I d s r I n s t h e w e J. R. u L e n [ t t w I e b e Tara Corlies hurdles perfect(y at the meet in Cortez. Sports 77 �The 1998 baseball season started off slow and finished strong. The team struggled through non-conference games but shined in conference games. Part of thetr success was the dominating pitching of Jon Baier and newcomer, Cody Stone. Great defense from Ryan Howard, Isaac Fleener, and Casey Donahue also helped the cause. Jon Baier led the team with home runs and RBI's. The team was 8-2 in league games with losses to Monte Vista and Pagosa. The District Tournament took place on May 2nd in Centauri. The team had to play Pagosa in the first round, and ended up losing 8-4. The following players earned All-Conference honors: Jon Baier, Shane Horton , Cody Stone, Peter Lott. and Isaac Fleener. Jon Baier was also named the Inter mountain League Player of the Year. "I thought we had a great season and the kids played real well. We played as a team and played hard," according to first year head coach, James Grentz. B R S E B R L L Top Left: Casey Potter gnmts while taking a ltard clll af?ainst Del Norte. His war pail, also adds to his wardrobe. Top Right: Ginn Man -;,er enjoys the sun while watching the team ploy Ignacio. Left: Aaron Howardjo1 (~ff"a pitclt against Monticello in the Aztec Tounwnwn t. 78 Sports �Top Left: Cody Stone concentrates on throwing a strike. Top Middle: Ryan .,...., Ho~vard tags out a Del Norte runner. Top Right: Jon Baier tries to intimidate his opponent. Middle Left: lillian Capalbo is perj(Jrming her home run swing. Middle Right: Peter Lott coasts home to score one (~{his many runs. Left: The team meets he.f(Jre going out for another inning. Sports 79 �u R R s I T y Top row: Coach jeff DuLuca, Ryan McLaughlin, Peter Lott, Ryan Howard, David Greer, jon Baier, Casey Potter, Cody Stone, Matt Piccoli, Shane Horton, and Coach james Grentz. Bottom Row; Chris Ourganian, Casey Donahue, Isaac Fleener, justin Gingerich, Aaron Howard, Will Champlin, jillian Capalbo, and Ginny Manzer. Ryan Howard 80 Sports Peter Lott Casey Potter �J u T E R M Top row: Coach james Grentz, Blake Evans, Rory Martinez, Devon Catron, Rusty Sanchez, Shilo Montgomery, Matt Nelson, Monty Hatfield, and Coach Jeff OuLuca. Bottom Row; Chris Ourganian, Chris Carroll, jon Qualls, Chris Smithwick, Clifton Backer, Doug Farnam, Chris Marchase, jon Wilmer, and Ginny Manzer. Scoreboard Team Pagosa Pagosa Centauri Centauri Del Norte Del Norte Ignacio Ignacio Monte Vista Monte Vista Pagosa Dauid Greer Us/Them 11-4 7-8 22-5 14-4 13-3 13-2 14-1 14-2 4-9 11-0 4-8 don Baier Sports 81 �s p 0 R Whisty Taylor 199 7 Volleyball MVP. Top Rchieuers Holly Bodiroga 199 7Cecilia Hanna 1998 98 Girls' Basketball for 199798 GirlsJ Track MVP. MVP. T s R Sierra Allen and Marie VanAhhema share Cross Country's female MVP award w Clay Stephenson and j.R. Sutherlin were named CoMVP's for Cross Country. H R D s jon Baier 1998 Baseha/1 MVP. 82 Sports Aden Morrison 199 7-98 Wrestling MVP. �Chad Cole 1998 Boys' Basketball MVP David Greer 1997 Football MVP. Tony Kimball 1998 Boys ' Track MVP. 1998 Chuck Sanchez Award Winner --Wendy Phelps-Winning the Chuck Sanchez award is a great achievement. To qualify for this award a person has to have played three sports every year for four years. This person must also be a good citizen , be coachable , have a good attitude, and good grades. The final decision is made by the coaches. When the votes were all tallied for 1997-1998 the winner was Wendy Phelps. Sports 83 �Above: The advanced foods classjoins with the German class to create Above: .Jesse Lasatet; Ashley Burleigh and Christian Frye display theiryummy looking Christmas cakes. 84 Classes Above: Kinsee Morlan ere· ates heauti"rul art through r:ainting rather than cook tng. �•• • Above: After hard wor~ one of the many food classesJ proud(y shows off their exotic; tropical Above: Ryan Samples indulges in his fruit dishes. idea ofgourmet foo~ a Snickers bar. Classes 85 �Above: Candi Patterson gives one of her priceless smiles. While Jamie Sirios digs into... baby food? 86 Classes Ahove:.Jeheta Siffert spots Amber Bell during weight~ fourth hour. �Above: What better way to learn than hy dressing the part Mr. Moons, 1945 to presen~ class doesjust that Right· Mrs. Becklers aerobics class warms up for an intense workout Top Left: Keri Carlson finishes her mask for scuplture. Top Right: jeheta Siffert shows her delight, while Ruth jones shows disgust after a dissection. Left: The Early Childhood Ed. class learns how to he a kid again. Classes 87 �Ahove: Shane Horton strums away on the guitar he made in Mr. Manns woodshop. Above: Oavtd Valenci proves he can work 17r d as any womr- · oelow: Devon _...tcron is intent on his workout_ while Rusty Sanchez and Chris Marchase look on. I .-.F Above: David Greer and Shane Barnes help in the buildint of the biodome. Their global science clas~ taught by Mr Lelantt played a huge part in the completion ofthe biodome 8 8 Classes �Left: The 4-Corners class plays an ancient game on one oftheir many field trips. Below: Mrs. Cashios speech students pose in their outfits for the character speech. Classes 89 �SCRATCHING INT T • u D E N T L I F Above: Best friends and sisters Brook Bassett_ Liana Nishida, and Summer Bassett share theirjoy with the world Below: Peter Lott is diligently pounding away at the computet; a skill much needed in high school. E Above: Literal(y the three stooges Brady Paulek_ Grady Dunavan~ and Tony Kimball playful(y peek into Mrs. Mericle s classroom. 9 0 Student Life �Left: David Greer helps out in the student store--the place to go for one's everyday needs. Above: Amber Bell hard at work Even freshmen work har~ amazing! Student Life 91 �Top Left: Casey Potter is intent on reading hut don't ask Eric Walker if he cares. Top Right· Good friends., Brian Scholz and Karen Shonk hug for the camera. Middle Left: Freshmen girls enjoy a beautiful day out on the patio. Middle Right· Sarah Edwards is keeping her computer skills sharp. Right· Kirk Cundiff and Tyler Lucas are hard at work in Mrs. Mericle s German class. 9 2 Student Life �Above: Jamie Sirios performs for the students at apep ral(y. Top Right· Christina Gambino daint(y holds the hockey sticK, not realty into the game. Middle Left: Ooh I~ Ia! Wendy Phelps and Chris Smithwick strike a pose. Middle Right: A group of friends stake out an area in the lohhy to er!}oy lunch. Left: Liz Newhy thumhs through a magazine looking for information, most likely for a speech. Ahove: Ben Boyher is meticulous(y at work on his kayak Student Life 93 �Above:john Larsen shows his stuff for the camera. Top Right· Casey Potter intent(y works away on yet another masterpiece. Above: Ashley Catron and Hilarie Moore boogie down during an assembly. Middle Right· The library is busy as students take advantage of their break. Right: Tyrel Cloudt shows Leonard Lucero how its done on the computer. 9 4 Student Life �Top Left: Students give a very informal presentation in front of a class. Above: Looks like seniors--hardly working! Middle Left: Shawn Gurule looks up from his English homework, thankful for a break. Above: Amber Morlan counts change while working in the student store. ve: The cafeteria is a multi-purpose room, Ahove: Tory Grande shows his mixed as students husily hurry to finish homewor~ feelings ahout heing in school. watch TV, socialize, and eat Student Life 95 �Above: Some ofthe guys hangin' out before the next class. Right· Elisa Morales is happy at the progre s she is making in the guitar class taught by Mr. Glea.wn. Ahove: A studious looking joe Stewart picks up attendance slips. Middle Right· GrinningJ even under the weigh~ Kevin McWilliams tries to heat his hest Right· Ryan johesJ john QuallsJ Andy Schaaf; and Andrea Cusick enjoy a break after selling concessions. 9 6 Student Life �Above: Chris Rhodes and Ben Boyher waste time flattening a roll of toilet papet; fun? Above: Lindsey Oallison and Edie Monge enjoy being friends. Top Right· The cutest couple at BH~ Peter Lott and Clayton Shonk share a dance. Left: Kym Mickas smiles for the camera revealing an illegal piece ofgum. Above: Friends hang out in the lobby on the comfortable furniture. Student Life 97 �Above: Office aids Isaac Fleener and Chris Organian busily perform the everyday tasks. Above: Does Mr. Prior know that Cody Stone is on his motorcycle? Above: Co/tin Duran and Kef/; Greer show their secret feeling~ for each other. Above: Distracted again? Matt Piccoli looks offto the side during class. Middle: Micah Foster knows how to keep an audience entertained with his lip sync. Right: Brandon Head is pulled away during P.E for a quick photo. 9 8 Student Life Above: Masanori Fukuda and Brook Bassett enjo; their last few months ot schoo~ as they displa; their friendship. �Travi~ oh Travi~you are the man ofour dreams~ say Kama andjori. Above: Ice Ice Baby/ Ryan Howar~ john Above: Becky Evers turns Baiet; and Beau Beck perform to Vanilla aroun~ forgetting about her Ice at the Christmas assemb(y. computer work. Student Life 99 �-PRO Top Left: Hetdi Lute~; .Jessica Pritcharct Ashley Burleigh and Ruth.Jones smile for the camera as Kama McDonald trys to be sneeky. Bottom Left: Nikki Evans displays her beautiful flowers. Above: Alisha Scholz and Trisha Lewis show that dancing is their favorite pastime. 100 Prom �1998- ROYALTY K a D p R m a 0 a u i M d M G r K M Q u E E N c D 0 n a e e I d p R 0 I N G r Top Mtddle: Ryan McLaughlin pauses for a picture. Top Right: Dancing the night awa~ Ruth jones shows that she is having a good time. Left: Brook Bassett andjohn Larsen show off their style. Prom 101 �Valedictorian J. R. s u T H E R L I N ~ ~~Every year we came one step closer, but all I remember is . .that no matter how close we got, it still seemed so far away. Even nine months ago it seemed like this year would never end. Now, we stand here on our final day with so many memories associated with the place that became our home away from home. A place where we spent eight hours a day with our other family of friends and mentors. A common ground where together we shared our thoughts , our emotions, our pain, our laughs, our tears, and our lives." ~ 10 2 Graduation �Salutatorians Jori Andrews .... We will only fail if we lose sight of our dreams ... • .. As often as possible, do what others are not doing .... This class is full of individuals, but we have always come together when we needed to. This class has a lot of potential to make the world a better place." ~ Whisty Taylor Graduation 10 3 �SCRATCH I G TO THE TOP! Precious moments are shared between friends Heidi Cusid and Brook Bassett Above: Congratulations for a ;·oh well done! Kizzi Prior shows herjoy while recetvtng a graduation gift Right: The camera catchesjessica Gingerich and Micah Foster on a quick exit from the gym. 104 Graduation �GRRDURTI ON '98 _Honors Diploma recipient: ~ Jenny Evers Top Left: Dad shows his special approval ofdaughterJoletta after the ceremony Aaron ChamhleeJ lek and Liz Newby ahoveJ display their excitment and satisfaction of completing this milestone in their lives. Graduation 105 �"No it is not fake" says Angelo Baca as he displays his diploma. Family and friends listen intent(y as the graduates of 1998 are honored 106 Graduat ion Candi Patterson and Casey Potter share a special moment after the graduation ceremony. �HS WE GROW .•. Pooh (Wendy), What a blessing you have been to our family. Your beautiful smile and happy personality will take you where you want to go in this life. Keep compassion in your heart for those that are struggling in this world. Be true to yourself. We will always be here for you. We love you! Mom and Dad Grady, Angelo, At nine months, you embarked on your journey on foot. Today you go forward ... Because of those first steps that you took Because we learn as we grow Because we ultimately reap what we sow Because we don't always heed "good advice" Because we often have to "re-do" things once or twice Because we love, in all kinds of weather Because of all these reasons and more-we'll be proud of you forever! Love Mom, Mitch, Kyle and Bradley Upon arriving into our lives you added joy and have continued to do so every today. The contentment shown then was no doubt the groundworks for your unending need to smile and make those around you smile too. Those breakfast smiles have paid off!!! We love you son , and words can 't express how proud we are of who you are and what you are to those who know you. Don't ever lose sight of that. Forever in our hearts!! Mom and Dad Dedications 107 �Ryan, We love you Ryan. Dad, Mom, Aaron, and Whitney Jodi, I love you, Mom 10 8 Dedications Everyday of your life has been and continues to be a reason to celebrate. You are an extraordinary young woman whose compassion and inner beauty knows no bounds. I am so proud to call you my daughter, and my friend. As you move forward into this new and exciting phase of your life, always remember where you have been. Go with God's blessing. Proverbs 9:10 Grandpa and Grandma H. Dear Joe, Your family wants you to know we are very proud of you. You cannot live life without fear. What is important is what we do when fear comes. It is too large of a burden for us to carry. It would crush us if we attempt to carry it on our own. We must trust God. David penned these words of God in Psalm 56; uwhen I am afraid, I will put my trust in Thee. In God I have put my trust; I shall not be afraid ." When fear comes, trust God and He will carry that burden. Love you much, Mom and Dad �Whisty, Heidi, Man is that he might have joy. You have brought us great joy. Happiness comes as we learn to make correct choices. Please continue to make these correct choices and we promise, you will have eternal happiness. We are proud of you and the person you are. You have been an example to us and we are thankful for who you are and who you represent. Keep up the good work! Love, Mom and Dad As often as possible do what others are not doing; go off-season instead of on, go in bad weather instead of good, walk when others ride, laugh when others cry. Keep focused and you will reach all of your dreams. It has been and exciting seventeen years. You have overcome and accomplished so much, we are very proud of you. Always remember: "You will do just fine." Love you lots, Mom and Dad Jess, Whatever you set your mind to you seem to accomplish. I'm very proud of you and couldn't have asked for a more perfect daughter. You've turned into a lovely young woman. Love Mom Dedications 109 �Ashley, The day you were born I wrote this in your baby book. You are just born, listen to me. You are just born}stay close to me. Let me nourish you, be kind to you, teach you, and give you strength. The world we have brought you into is filled with beauty, but it is also made up of those out to kill, destroy, and turn your new brain into a machine part. I will hold you well and guide you through each new clearing, and push you through the waves. There will come a day when you will break away, but meanwhi.\. · will show you the way. Our sweet daugnt...,., you have made us proud. When times were tough, you pushed on when others would have given up. Your honesty and loyalty are strengths that can not be taken away and will carry you far in life. Nothing is beyond your reach, go for it! Love, Mom, Dad, and Devon Jodie, All through your growing up years, you have been an achiever. It takes your kind of enthusiasm to make it in life, so we know you've got what it takes. You have always been a kind person and a good friend. Keep that smile and stay happy. We wish you the best, and we love you. Love, Mom, Rob, and your sisters 110 Dedications �Scott, Chase your dreams, reach for the stars and you'll always succeed! Enjoy yourself,these are the good ol' days you're going to miss in the years ahead. We're proud of you! Love you lots, Mom and Dad Dear Candi , We are so very proud of our Snow White Princess. You have endured through many difficult situations. Health problems which jepordized your schooling , moving, leaving life-long friends and home, attending a new high school your senior year, missing out on beloved sports. With every situation you conquered them with a positive attitude and a big smile. You are and have always been such a joy in our lives. You are truly a beautiful young woman inside and out. Congratulations! Love, Mom and Dad Dedications 111 �Jeremy, 1am so proud of you. Keep learning and growing--success and happiness will be yours. Lotsa love, Mom Amber, Our lives have changed because of you. You have taught us that success is possible in all areas of life and that hard work and commitment to a goal have many rewards. Keep reaching for the stars and your life will remain bright. Love, Mom and Dad 112 Dedications Casey, Remember blessed are those who give without remembering and take without forgetting. You will hold positions of trust and responsibility during you r life, and w ill rub shoulders with the best men and women in the world. With all our love, Dad, Mom, Tiffany, Jessica, Nick, Shaq, Baby, and Dutch �Pete, Ya gotta know how much we all love ya and hope you understand how much joy you have brought to all of us and don't forgetYou can run You can hide But you'll never be far From the West Side!! Mom and everybody Tim, We are so very proud of you for all you have accomplished and the young man you have become. Your conviction to truth, honesty, and yourself is both admirable and valuable to all the lives you touch. IIIMI• You have a brilliant future. Do what you dream! Dedications 113 �Beau, VVe are so grateful for the opportunity of having you in our family. You have blessed our lives. VVe love you! The future is bright! Keep up the good work. Love, Mom and Dad Jori Heather, What fun we have had raising you! Thanks for your desire to always do your best. You have made our job easy. We can't wait to see what you do next! "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men ... " Col. 3:23. You are the Bomb! Love always, Dad and Mom 114 Dedications �Will, As the eldest of seven sons, you have always had many eyes upon you. Your desire to set a good example has not gone unnoticed--by your brothers, your parents, nor your peers. Your willingness to arise early and work hard all day, coupled with your desire to serve others has and will serve you well throughout your life. You can accomplish anything you desire if you hold true to your principles and values ... and always remember to CTR. Dearest Kizzi, No matter what, always be honest, make your word good and give your all and because you must, to know you will. There's no one like you "little girl." Love always, Your mother and your family Alisha, When you were born I held you in my arms and just kept smiling at you, you always smiled back, your big eyes wide open full of love. You were such a beautiful, good, sweet baby. Now as I watch you grow and become your own person, I look at you, your laughter, your happiness, your simplicity, your beauty, and I wonder where you will be fifteen years from now. I just hope that you will be able to enjoy a life of sensitivity, goodness, accomplishment, and love in a world that is at peace, but most of all I want you to know that I am proud of you and that I love you dearly. These words were written by Susan Polis Schutz but come from my heart. Love always, Mom, Dad, Brian, Garrett, and Brittney Dedications 115 �Joletta, Watching you grow, sharing your life, and just having you for our daughter has brought us more joy and pride and more happiness than you could ever know. We hope you know how much you are cherished and how deeply you are loved! Have a wonderful life! Mom and Dad To Our Dear Daughter Kristin, We are so proud of the special young woman you've become. Remember, all things are possible with God's help. So, shoot for the stars! Love Mom, Dad, Laura, and Matt 116 Dedications �THANK YOU PARENTS FOR ALL OF YOUR SUPPORT! Dedications 11 7 �Thanks The staff of the 1997-98 yearbook wishes to extend our appreciation to the businesses in the area who have helped to make this book possible and we encourage students to personally thank these individuals for their support. The 1997-98 Staff Kinsee Morlan, Business Manager Alisha Scholz, Editor CONGRATULATIONS ON A BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL AND ANOTHER FINE YEAR! �e Oh~'ltlt ula.tl011S f Duh! 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Box 598 • Durango, CO 81301 boots (970) 247-0446 shoes sportswear - western wear - casualwear - workwear - etc. Send us your good news! Box 830 Bayfield, CO Fax 970-884I he~vod ll e~>~pap•' flrllwtvand Bll\luld 4385 /99~ award••mn a Co ,,u/o Pren A f.\1' Phone 884-2331 Wherever you go, catch us on the web . e mail http //www sdih org/ prtimes/ mdexhtml prllmes@dbbs. com The year has come and gone. The new school brought together old friends and new faces. The halls echoed with the excitement of a bigger, better school and for some the final year. Students were able to enjoy a bigger library, bigger classrooms, huge gym, a cafetorium, and overall , a spectacular building. With the new school came different rules, the routine of classes, good and not so good sport seasons, many activities and great as well as strange events. Students even coped well with a carbon monoxide leak. All in all it, has been an amazing year. Memories have been made and stored, never to be forgotten. The 1997-1998 Wolverine Yearbook has just ':_Scratched the Surface:_ of another year at Bayfield High. �Moments and Memories ��D Mother Teresa of Calcutta dies at 87 m September. The beloved Roman Catholic nun won many honors. including the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize Ill El Nino. the warmer-thannormal water phenomenon 1n the equatorial Pacific, is blamed for storms and weather problems all over the globe For the Apnl 1995 bomb1ng of the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Timothy McVe1gh, convicted of conspiracy and murder, is sentenced to death II Carl1sle, Iowa, couple Ken and Bobb1 McCaughey are the proud parents of seven new children when Bobbi delivers the U S.'s first livmg septuplets m November The band Hanson, three young brothers from Tulsa. breaks into rock stardom with their hit single "MMMBop" ml Alter 106 years of British rule, Hong Kong reverts to The People's Republic of China at 12:01 a.m., July 1 The Pathfinder spacecraft lands on Mars July 4. Pathfinder and 1ts rover Sojourner send back the first-ever highresolution color pictures of the Mart1an landscape. Ia At Princess Diana's funeral in September Elton John performs "Candle in the Wind 1997." The song becomes the best-selling smgle of all time. 11 Titanic becomes a huge critical and box-office success. The epic earns over $300 million in its first 7 weeks and captures 14 Academy Award nominations. 1m Tiger Woods at 21 wins the Masters by 12 strokes. sets a PGA Tour earnings record of $2.1 million, and is named PGA Player of the Year. ��� 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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