https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/9736d66bb39126ac4d65879ce99763af.pdf f38c0772cc59c51e2ad4ff5670fa47f4 PDF Text Text ����Ba :fi ld olorado Layout by Corey Copenhaver Home Page 1 �Ii fton Backer Amber Bell J.T. Bell Kevin Black Melanie Calderwood Chri Carroll Tammie Cartwright Devon Catron Owen Clark Brendan Clendenning Erin Cummins Melinda Cundiff 2 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �ry tal usenza Andrea u ick Lindsay Dallison Natalie Decker Gavin Downey idnee Eckert Anna Edwards Blake Evans Becky Evers Doug Farnam Robert Farnam Christina Gambino SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes 3 �Stefanie Goldenberg Kelly Greer Pete Grijalva Cri ta Gurule Amy Guy Courtney Harrington Ramie Harris Monty Hatfield Katherine Hilleary Boothe !berg Ryan Jobes Melinda Johnson 4 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �Thoma John on rika Kai er Billy Kelly Nikki Kremer Amber Layton Josh Lewis Tawnie Lister Leonard Lucero Chris Marchase Rory Martinez Zach Martinez Justin Montgomery SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes 5 �hilo Montgomery April Mueller Brandi aranjo Paul avarro Matt elson Jacob Parker Brady Paulek Melissa Perry Gabe Powell Jon Qualls Troy Rakes Jessica Randolph 6 Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez �Rodney Robinette B.J. Roderick ~~homa Romero Ru ty Sanchez Sarah Sanchez Brian Scholz Karen Shonk Chri Smithwick Tim Spi hock David Tatum Elisha Thompson Sarah Thompson Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez 7 �Jake Tuc on Zach Van Abbema Ben Varga ikki Walker Jatnes Wallace Chri tina Walter Whitney Williams Aimee Wood Je sica Wright Andrea Zink 8 Seniors Layout by Rusty Sanchez �Senior Favorites of2001 Picture Perfect Smile Shilo Montgomery & Lindsay Dallison Best Personality Loveable Laugh Christina Gambino & Matt elson Wildest Hair Katherine Hilleary & Chris Smithwick Melinda Johnson & Ryan Jobes Layout by Megan McKnight 9 �Fashionable Attire Million Dollar Makers Amber Bell & Zack Martinez Natalie Decker & Boorh I berg Hot Wheels Karen honk & Kelly Greer Most Spirit Becky Evers & Devon Catron �Enchanting Eyes Class Clown Melissa Perry & Ru ty anchez Nikki Walker & Rory Martinez Friendliest Personality Quietest Personality Andrea Cu ick & Brady Paulek Melinda Cundiff & Tim pishock Layout by Megan McKnight 11 �Jon Qualls started school in Bayfield in the first grade. He has been involved in sports most of his life. He is an outstanding student, a member of FBLA, a Peer Mediator and has been in the America's Who's Who of academics and sports. Jon was all conference in football and in baseball several times. He was also captain of the basketball team and awarded the Most Inspirational player. Jon has always been a leader and sets high goals for himself. He is a true friend to many. Jon has his hopes set on playing baseball in college. 12 �Andrea Cusick moved to Bayfield when she was four year old. he has been involved in dance and athletics most of her life. She is a member of the ational Honor society and has also been involved in student government, FBLA, FCCLA, volleyball, basketball, and track. She was all conference in volleyball and was on the 4x800-meter relay team that took second at state for two years in a row and set some new records for BH . Friends, family, and academics are very important to Andrea. She carrie a 3.9 grade point and is planning on attending college in Utah. 13 �14 SENIORS Layout by Ryan Jobes �Layout by Rusty Sanchez Seniors 15 ��The First Week ofSchool Layout by Carli Posey and Kimberly Piccoli It is almost hard to believe that the summer is over and we are all back to the grind of chool It -eerns like only yesterday we were sleeping in and had no worries about anything. Then, all of a sudden, we hear that all-too-familiar voice of our mother or father banging on the door, telling us to get out of bed or we will be late for chool. As we slowly it up and creep into our bathrooms, we get the feeling that the fun is all over and it is time to hunker down with tho e twentypound schoolbooks all over again, not to mention putting up with tho e teachers, -orne more excited than others, and their never changing "Rules for the Classroom." A we walk through tho e double door and stroll to our lockers, we can catch the stench of all-purpose cleaner that tends to fade away a oon a you move m And the meII of new clothes and backpacks, along with the plastic wrap from new chool supplie , is everywhere you tum. As that first bell rings, like zombies we meander to our first class and sit by our closest friend, thinking "Hey, this won't be o bad," until the teacher pulls out that ever-sofamous eating chart. After we find out that we have been seated with our best friend practically on the other side of the world, we receive that brief summary of what will be expected of us from the teacher and what type of assignments we will have to perform. Sometimes, it seem that this small ritual on the first day can make or break how you will feel for the rest of the day. Then comes the fun part when we march up to the front of the clas room and gnb that dingy textbook that our parents probably u ed when they were our age and call out that special number that the teacher will keep clo e to our names in her acred grade book. Then, we all tend to sit there and listen to the teacher give a speech of how he/she would like to see things performed in the classroom. The clock slowly creep forward and ometimes backwards. Then, like a ong from the heavens, that last bell rings; and we are free until the real deal starts tomorrow. First Week of School 17 �Homecoming 2000 Top: Matt gets his leg checked at the Homecoming football game Middle Left: Ruth and Jenny blow kisses to the camera at the dance Middle: 41h period class decorating their door Middle Right: the sophomore float for the Parade Bottom Right: Trista lets off a cheer at the Homecoming football game Bottom Left: the volleyball team rides the fire truck in the Parade 18 Homecoming Layout by Jake Harrington & Corey Copenhaver �King&Queen Top Right: Kelly was nominated the Homecoming King for 2000 Top Middle: Rory, Jon, & Kelly were the candidates for the Homecoming King Middle: Kelly and Andrea nominated Homecoming King & Queen for the Year 2000 Layout by Jake Harrington & Corey Copenhaver Top Left: Andrea was nominated the Homecoming Queen for 2000 Bottom: Lindsay, Andrea, & Sara were the candidates for the Homecoming Queen Homecoming 19 �Cheerleading 2000-2001 (Top Row--left to right) Amanda Newby, Aubrey Falconer, Melissa Carothers, Honni Phillips, Jinny Doughty (Second Row) Trista Martin, Stephanie Goldenberg, Jessica Potter (Bottom Row) Melanie Calderwood, Tawnie Lister She is a third year cheerleader and a leader in other activities. We've enjoyed the time with her and wish her well. Melanie Calderwood Tawnie Lister Stephanie Goldenberg Her sweetness enlightened us all. Her petite size put smiles on our faces. And she will be missed by all. Though a newcomer, she more than helped to form the squad. Her talent and humor will alwa stay in our hearts. 20 Cheerleading Layout by: Trista Martin & Amanda Newby �• • Cheerleaders 21 �Wolverine Volleyball Varsity Left to Right (Bottom) Coaches Melinda Martinez, Denise Close (Arc) Nikki Walker, Arrrt Guy, Erika Kaiser, Andrea Cusick, Becky Evers, Melinda Johnson, Li.;1dsay Dallison, Andrea Zink, Sarah Sanchez 22 Volleyball Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli �Seniors 2000 z ....... ~ ~ ....... The 2000 volleyball season was very memorable for the girls and their coach. This season was different from any of the other seasons because the new head Varsity coach, Mrs. Close had different plans as to how her teams were going to play. Both coach Close and the girls had a wondrous time throughout their whole season! When I talked to the players about their season they had a lot of insight as to how they felt their season went. The one thing that everyone said was that they had tons of fun even though most of them wished they had gone past districts. The Varsity senior girls and Mrs. Close had their own comments on the season. "Our record wasn't as pleasing as I hoped, but I had a lot of fun with my friends one last season." -Nikki Walker #3"Throughout the 2000 volleyball season I learned about skill & determination; but mostly about the things you can achieve when you believe in yourself & team ... "-Erika Kaiser#&-" I wish we would have gone past districts because we were good Prough but I had a lot of fun anyway!"-Andrea Cusick #8-" Despite the tears and frustration, we had fun and learned a lot about ourselves in the process." -Andrea Zink #11- " The season was fun and interesting to say the least." -lindsay Dallison #7"I loved playing with these girls and I hope they had the best season!"-Amy Guy #2- "The season did not turn out as well as we all had hoped. However, it was a lot of fun and our senior year was a blast to the end! Go Wolverines!" -Becky Evers #10"I had a great time playing with all you bananas! And to Becky and Erika: You'll always be my Vie's." -Melinda Johnson #9"I had a lot of fun playing with the girls our senior year.' -Sarah Sanchez# 1"0ne of the best games we played was against Dolores in the Mancos Tournament. We were down 4-14. Instead of quitting, the girls dug in and played hard. We ended up losing the game but it was 17 to 19. I am also proud of the win we earned against Centauri at Centauri, and the close games we played at Ignacio. We would have liked to win more matches at the District level. We beat Monte Vista, played hard against Pagosa and took Ignacio to 3 games. We finished 4.. in the Intermountain League. • -coach CloseThis season was tough, but the Lady Wolverines and Coach Close rose to the challenge, pulled their team together and beat some pretty hard teams. The girls represented the Wolverines well! Layout by: Misty Tucson and Ki m Piccoli Volleyball 23 �Junior Varsity Left to Right (Bottom): Kimberly Piccoli, Nikki Ellis, Eillen Smith, Katie Carron, Jessica Piccoli, (Center): Danielle Roberts, Kim Shonk, Jenni Gingerich, Ashley Hahn, Alev Erogullari, Mi ty Walter, (Top): Mistie Tucson, Shannon Guy, Lacy Beck, Kellie Etz, Jamie Hill, Nikki Calderwood, Cassie Dunavant, Kalee L'Argent, Amy Young, Coach Melinda Martinez 24 Volleyball Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli �Purple Team Left to Right (Bottom): Amber Failer, Andrea Stewert Lindsey Martinez, Saffrre Chri tensen, Misty Walter Amy Guy (Middle): Arminta Teater, Kellie Etz, Amy Young, Alex Conners, Lacy Beck, Kalee L'Argent, (Top): Nikki Calderwood, Jamie Hill, Veronica Penny, Cassie Dunavant, Jamie Macklin, Mistie Tucson, Erin Brown, Kyra Moon, Tawnee Farmer Gold Team Left to Right (Bottom) Heather Dodd, Miliana Grigorieve, Sarah Ree e, (Center) De iree Cundiff, Andrea Steward, Lindsay Martinez, Tawnee Farmer, Jennifer McLaird, (Top) Jenna Perry, Jeannie Baird, Sarah Wood, Coach Denise Close, Krystal Durbin, Kyra Moon, Erin Brown Layout by: Misty Tucson and Kim Piccoli Volleyball 25 �Seniors in Action Top to borrom, Left to right Blake Evans (83) J.T. Bell (30) Coltin Duran (65) Brady Paulik (71) Zach Van Abbema (78) Chris Marchase ( 17) Kelly Greer (6) Devon Catron (54) Matt el on (66) Jake Tucson (50) Kevin Black (36) Jon Qualls (34) 26 Layout by: AJ Atchison Football �(CLOCKWIS ·)Jay Miller and Matt Gonzale , Jay Miller, Kelly Greer, Matt el on, Jon Qualls, Jay Miller, Jon Quail and Blake Evan , Luke Harrington, Kevin Black, and Matt Nel on, Zach YanAbbema, J.T. Bell and Matt Brown Layout by Tyler Mclaughlin Football 27 �Varsity ~ -- - . ~ --=--~ ~L -~---- --- • ~ (Top left to right) Eric Nelson, Brent Koenig, Brady Pauleck, Blake Evans, Jon Qualls, Devon Catron, James Garton, Scott Piccoli, Matt Nelson, Matt Gonzales, Jake Tucson, (Second Row) Shea Rivers, Dan Black, Kevin Black, Jay Miller, Matt Brown, Luke Harrington, JT Bell, John Williams, Marcus Kimball, (third row) Colton Duran, Josh Capablo, Tyler McLaughlin, Kelly Greer, Chris Marchase, Matt VanDenberg, Steven Quall , Zach VanAbbema, Kyle Wolf, Corey Copenhaver 28 Football Layout by Tyler McLaughlin �Jr. Varsity (Top left to right) Shaun Melro e, IT Cathcart, Jeremy Siroi , Ryan Johnston, Tim Caruthers, Dan Failer, (second row) Kenan Ellis, Eli Luke, Marcus Dodd, Joey Cu enza, Paul Black, Matt Marchase, (Third row) Joey Carroll, Jesse Penning, Micheal Kramer, Sam McDonald, Quin Overy, Jason Kruger. Layout by James Garton Football 29 �Cross Country 2000 Top Row: (left to right)- Dr. Dan McClure, Cliff Allen, Jerid Cabot, Rusty Sanchez, Ryan Jobes, Abe Brown, Doug Farnam, Cody Stephenson, Tim Spishock, Mrs. Kimball. Bottom Row: (left to right)- Mr. Kimball, Nicole Blount, Amber Pommier, Brittany Jones, Becky Young, Jessica Randolph, Michelle Miller, Jackie Shaw. Seniors 2000 Jessica Randolph 30 Cross Country Tim Spishock Layout by Rusty Sanchez Doug Farnam �Results 1. Sep 2 Sat Pagosa Springs Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 9th, Ryan 20th, Abe 22"d, & Rusty 35th. Overall 51h Varsity Girls: Michelle 2"d, Jackie 4th, Amber 16th, & Jessica 25th. Overall 2"d 2. Sep 9 Sat Aztec Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 5th, Abe 9th, Rusty 14th, Cody 18th, & Ryan 19th. Overall3rd Varsity Girls: Michelle 2"d, Jackie 3rd, Amber th, Jessica lOth, & Becky 19th. Overall2"d 3. Sep 16 Sat Shiprock lnv. Varsity Boys: Tim 20th, Abe 65th, Ryan 75th, Rusty 76th' & Cliff 80th. Overall 11th Varsity Girls: Michelle 4th, Jessica 12th, Amber 33rd, Brittany 62"d, & Becky 70th. Overall 7th 4. Sep 23 Sat Centauri Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 7th, Abe lOth, Ryan 15t11 , & Rusty 2l 5 t. Overall2"d Varsity Girls: Michelle 3rd, Jackie 4th, Amber 9th, & Jessica 14th. Overall 1st 5. Sep 30 Sat Bayfield Inv. Varsity Boys: Tim 4th, Ryan 22"d, Rusty 28th, & Cliff 29th. Overall 6th Varsity Girls: Jackie 4th, Amber 11th, Brittany 14th, & Jessica 15th. Overall2"d Oct 6 Fri Bloomfield Inv. 6. Varsity Boys: Tim 19th, Ryan 47th, Rusty 50th, Cliff 53rd, & Cody 66th. Overall 8th Varsity Girls: Jackie 8th, Jessica 25th, Amber 35th, Brittany 59th, & Becky 60th. Overall 7th 7. Oct 7 Sat Mancos Inv. Vilrsity Boys: Rusty 5 th , Abe 11 til , Cliff 14th, & Cody 16th . Overall 3rd Varsity Girls: Jackie 15 \ Jessica 5th, Amber 7th, & Michelle 8th. Overall 1St 8. Oct 14 Sat Sargent Inv. (League Championship)@ Monte Vista Varsity Boys: Tim 13th, Rusty 23rd, Cliff 28th, & Ryan 30th. Overall 5th & League 3rd Varsity Girls: Michelle 7th, Jackie 8th, Jessica 13th, & Amber 18th. Overall2"d & League 2"d 9. Oct 21 Sat Regional Championship@ Monte Vista Varsity Boys: Tim lOth, Rusty 20th, Cliff23rd, Ryan 32"d, & Doug 44th. Overall 6th Varsity Girls: Jackie 6th, Michelle 8th, Amber t9th, Jessica 22"d, & Brittany. Overall2"d 10. Oct 28 Sat State Championship@ Kent Denver Varsity Boys: Tim 70th, Rusty 114t\ & Cliff 125th. Varsity ..Girls: Michelle 14th, Jackie 21 5\ Amber 65th, & Jessica 83ro. Overall 6th Rusty Sanchez Layout by Rusty Sanchez -==• --• --= Ryan Jobes Cross Country 31 �Above, clockwise: Nikki Kremer ropes her breakaway calf at a rodeo in Truth or Consequences,NM; Megan McKnight rounds second barrel in Golden, CO; Nikki Kremer runs barrels in Carlsbad, NM; Shilo Montgomery covers his bronc horse in Ft. Collins, CO. 32 Rodeo Layout by Megan McKnight �Above, clockwise: Shilo Montgomery marks his horse out in Golden, CO;. Chance Towner covers his bull in Golden, CO; Cahlie Bartel guides her horse around the second barrel in Golden, CO; Megan Odell rounds the end pole in Greeley, CO. Layout by Megan McKnight Rodeo 33 �Varsity s 0 c c E R Varsity Team Coach Spriggs, Gabe Powell, Brandon Perkins, Leonard Lucero, Chip Ferguson, Rory Martinez, Zack Martinez, Ben Vargas, Rodney Robinette, Kyle Hoffman, and Jo h Scarbrough 2nd Row Brad Ash, Chris Howlett, Nick Potter, Hugo Rocha, Chris Smithwick, Chri Carroll, Kevin Ludwig, Thomas Romero, Zach Farnam, Manager- Lindsay Jefferson Junior Varsity 2 0 0 0 Manager- Lindsay Jefferson, Colin Wilmer, Brad Ash, Ben Barovier, Zach Farnam, Kevin Ludwig, Dan Manzer, Levi Sortomme 2nd Row Montana Blevins, Chris Howlet, Nick Potter, Becky Jack, and Coach Spriggs 34 Soccer Layout By: Ashlee Robinette �Soccer Season Record 1. Sep 2 Sat Center Lost 3-6 2. Sep 5 Tue @ Durango N Lost 1-7 3. Sep 12 Tue Piedra Vista N Lost 1-4 4. Sep 15 Fri@ Ouray Won 3-1 5. Sep 22 Fri Ouray Won 5-1 6. Sep 23 Sat @ Center Tie 4-4 7. Sep 26 Tue.Pagosa Won 9-1 8. Sep 29 Fri@ Telluride Lost 1-3 9. Oct 3 Tue@ Piedra Vista Lost 1-11 10. Oct 6 Fri Telluride Won 1-0 11. Oct 14 Sat La Veta Won 1-5 12. Oct 17 Tue Durango JV Won 6-5 13. Oct 21 Sat Districts@ Pagosa Lost 4-5 Layout by Ben Anderson Soccer 35 �eniors20 Chris mithwick Thomas Romero Zach Martinez Leonard Lucero Rory Martinez Ben Vargas Gabe Powell Chris Carroll 36 Layout by: Aleesha Edmondson �Brigadoon Mrs. Kimball directed another fun musical this year. This\\ as a story about a town that only comes to life every one hundred years. The lead actors \\ere Marcus Kimball and atalie Decker. Many other students sho\\ ed great talent also. It looks like \\e \\ill be seeing more good sho\\ s in the future. 37 �Freshmen/Sophomore Play Holder Posey: The Felonious Photographer Below: Mother Sweetums {Anna Edwards) shows off her Baby BooBoo (Luke Bennett). Above: Sheriff Freddy (Nick Potter) gets the bad guy Above: Deputy Deadeye (Trevor Janus) is ready for trouble. Nothing much ever happens in Holeinroad, a little town way out Way Out West, according to gossips Gilda Lillie and Echo Chambers. (You'll have to forgive Echo, she was born in a canyon and talks kinda funny.) Nothing that is, except the exciting tale of Holder Posey, the felonious traveling photographer and his attempt to rob the vault of the Golden Spittoon Saloon. Gilda and Echo recount to story of Holder and his novice assistant, Candide Cameron, who are thwarted in their evil actions by our hero, Drew Deline, a poor sketch artist. Ah, both Drew and Holder have their eyes on Ida Claire Yawl, the fair school teacher from Atlanta. When Ida rebuffs Holder's advances, he ties her to the vault door and attempts to blow up the both of them with dynamite! Never fear! Drew saves the day and soundly thrashes holder in a stop-motion fight you have to see to believe! Other wacky citizens of Holeinroad include Pastor Pepper: Winnie Gallup, a pony express rider; Sheriff Freddy Katt and his deputy Deadeye Orb; Mother Sweetums and her Baby Boo-Boo (who is very large for his age!); Dr. Bill and the scalpel-wielding Nurse Cutter; and the saloon owner and her hostesses. The Wild, Wild West was never wilder or funnier! Below: Villains Canidide Cameron {Aspen Cloudt) and Holder Posey (Owen Clark) caught in the act of trying to rob the town's vault. Left: Drew Deline (Colin Wilmer) and Ida Claire Yawl (Whitney Blackstad) try to figure out who's behind the robbery. 38 Freshmen/Sophomore Play Layout by Carli Posey �Layout by Misty Tucson Juniors 39 �Ben Anderson and Jenni Gingerich participating in the life saver race for homecoming Anderson, Ben Baird, Hanna Barovier, Nathan Bell, Brittany Bigelow, Kyle Black, Daniel Breillet, Yvan Brown, Brian Brown, Matthew Carothers, Tim 40 Juniors Layout by Misty Tucson �Cloudt, AE:.pen Carron, Katie Cmko\ 1ch. teven Crossman, Jeremy Dombrowski, Knstin Doughty, Jinny Dowler, Amy Edmonson, Aleesha Ehlenbeck, Amy Ellis, N1chole Erogullari, Ale\ faller, Dame] Gmgench, Jenmfer Griggs, Jo h Gngov1eva, Milana Harrington, Luca Head, Rachel Hoffman, Kyle Filkin, RachcJk Gurule, Erin Hanna, Leslie Layout by Trista Martin Juniors 41 �I I umiston-Trui illo, ry tal · Hunt, Colt Johnson, Dons Johnson, Vernon Jones, Clare Kern, Jamaica Kimball, Marcus Knickerbocker, Andrew Koemg, Brent Kortz, Brian Martin, Ian Martin, Trista McClendon, Emma McDuffie, Keri McKnight, Megan Miller, Michelle Morales, Andrea Morrison, Ethan Neil, Matt Newby, Amanda Paulek, Mindy Perkins, Brandon Perry, Michelle Phillips, Honni Piccoli, Scott 42 Junior Layout by Hope Siffcrt �' .• JAI, ·-~,I ,,• '~ f ~-~. .. -~·' - ....... .1.. - Pickering, Keith Rocha, Hugo Rodebeck, ourtney Salka, Danielle Shawcroft, Gilbert Shonk, Kim Short, Jonathan iffert, Hope Siscoe, Kevin Smith, Eileen mith, Lacey obezak, Heather Spishock, Ruth Springer, Tiffany tone, Eric Thomas, Byron Thorton, Jennifer Tucson, Mist! Vandenberg, Matt Wicburg, 0 .J. Wiggins, Kimberly William , John Wilmer, Colli\ Young, Becky arah Junior Layout by Hope Siffert 43 �s 0 p 0 0 R E s 44 Alexander, Joseph Allen, Cliff Atchison, AJ Bartel, Cahlie Bartel, Cassie Beck, Lacy Begay, Candice Bjerke, Eric Black, Paul Blackstad, Jessie Blevins, Montana Bynum, Crystal Cabot, Jerid Sophomores Cannon-Hotal, Capalbo, Joshua Carothers, Melissa Carroll, Joey Aubrey Layout Kimberly Piccoli �Cho, Jeahyung Christensen, Saffire Conners, Alex Copenhaver, Corey Cundiff, Desiree Edwards, Daniel Ingstrom, Julie Gage, Halea Ginn, Austin Gonzales, Matthew Guy, Shannon Evers, Betsy Failer, Amber Davis, Tyrell Farnum, Zachary Ferguson, Andrew Hahn, Ashley Handstedt, Milo II Harrington, Jake Hollinger, Crystal Howlett, Chris Jack, Rebecca Janus, Trevor Jefferson, Lyndsey Jones, Dylan Kihn, Rebekah Kimball, Dustin Kirmuss, Philip L'Argent, Kalee Largent, James Luke, Eli Mallett, Samuel Manzer, Daniel Martinez, Jennie Martinez, Lindsey McDermott, Lilly Layout by Jake Harrington Sophomores 45 �McLaughlin, Tyler Miller, Jay Piccoli, Jessica Piccoli, Kimberly Posey, Carli Potter, Nicholas Priest, Rachel Qualls, Steven Moon, Kyra Nelson, Eric Perry, Jenna . .;. ,1 ... Ragsdale, Allison Randolph, Michaela Penning, Jesse .. '· ass o 2003 46 Sophomores Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Reavis, Shannon Reese, Sarah Reese, Stephanie Rose, Steven Ross, Michael Shaw, Jacilyn Layout by Lindsey Martinez Riegel, Emily Roberts, Danielle Robinette, Ashlee Sortomme, Levi Stephenson, Cody Steward, Andrea Sophomores 47 �Steward, Chelsie Steward, Colin Suazo, Michael Suazo, Tara Teater, Arminta Thompson, Tabitha Towner, Chance Trabing, Alyssa Tree, Genevieve Troxell, Kyle Wallace, Jennifer 48 Not pictured: Megan Odell Walter, Misty Sophomores Williams, Andrew Wilson, Clinton Young, Amy Layout by Lindsey Martinez Zwisler, Melissa �Freshman In Action 49 �.... ~~ ·. !\ Baird, Jeannie Baird, Jim Barovier, Benjamin Beck, Jena Bennett, Benjamin Blak tad, Whitney Brown, Erin Calderwood, Nicole Beatman, Erica Blount, icole Cathcart, Jarr.es Chamberlin, Nikol Connon, Meghan Copenhaven, Levi Cmmbaugh, Geoffrey Cusenza III, Joseph Decker, Amanda 50 Freshman Dodd, Heather Dodd, Marcu Dugger, Dougla Layout by: Ashlee Robinette �Dunavant, Ca te Elli , Kennen Falconer, Aubrey Farmer, Tawnee Fau t, Joseph Field , Ca e Garcia, Rita Gardner, Tyler Gerhard tein, Carly Griggs, Je e rijalva, Maria (Belle) Herman, Michael Herrera, Amber Herrick, Becky Hieb, Joshua Hill, Jamie Hoffman, Jameson Hood, Daniel Johnson, Rena J ohnsron,Ryan Jones, Brittany June, Amanda Kimbrough, Daniel Freshmen Layout by: Becky Young Kling, Cameron Kramer (Lewis), Michael 51 �Krueger, Jason Lee, Craig Macklin, Jamie Lockwood, Brandon Ludwig, Kevin Luzar, Tracy Mahnken, Analize Maloy, Riley Marchase, Matt Martinez, Andrea Masse, Bryce McClendon, arah McClure, Drew McCoy, Geoffrey McDonald, Sam Melrose, ean Monge, Scephanie Nelson, Amy Overy, Quinn Penney, Veronica Pommier, Amber Preston, Heather Redhouse, !van Rieck, Kyle 52 Layout by: Becky Young Freshmen �Rodriguez, Nathan chneider, Kyle Sirios, Jeremy Smith, Brandi Smith, Timothy tern en berger, Ash lee rowe, Cody Taylor, Devra Taylor, eth Thornton, Kristen Vander Vart, Yanne Wicburg, John Wilmer, Christopher Wolff, Kyle Wood, arah Wright, Brian Wright, Dustin Zwart, Dan Zwart, Eric Freshmen Layout by: Becky Young 53 �Girls Basketball Varsity-Back row: Mick McDermott, John haw. Middle Row: Jessica Randolph, Jackie Shaw, Ashley Hahn, Michelle Miller, Amy Guy, Lindsay Dallison. Front row: Becky Evers, Amber Layton, Kim Piccoli, Andrea Cusick 54 Girls Basketball Layout by: Becky Young �A Superb Season The girl's basketball team had a breakthrough season for them this year. Mr. McDermott, the new head coach at BHS, led the girls through an 8-12 overall record. The girls started working together as a team and were able to make it into the district tournament for the fi rst time in seven years. Bayfield High School is very proud of the accomplishments of their team and the hard work that they did. Layout by: Becky Young Girls Basketball 55 �Junior Varsity- Back row: Mick McDermott, Jamie Hill, Jessica Piccoli, Lilly McDermott Nikki Calderwood, Amy Young, Clare Jones, Mindy Paulek, Jeannie Baird, John Shaw. Middle row: M ilana Grigorieva, Saffire Christensen, Eileen Smith, Becky Young. Front Row: Lacy Beck, Jackie haw. 56 Girls Basketball Layout by: Becky Young �C Team 1-Back row: Melinda Martinez, Candice Begay, Danielle Roberts, Betsy Evers. Middle Row: Erin Brown, Tawnee Farmer, Kelly Etze, Lindsey Martinez. Front row: Jamie Macklin, Nikki Calderwood, Cassie Dunavant, Jamie Hill, Veronica Penney. C Team 2- Back row: Melinda Martinez, Carli Po ie, Fanny Rogers, Alev Erogullari, Crystal Durbin. Middle row: Jennifer McLaird, Tawnee Farmer, Devora Taylor. Front row: Belle Grijalva, Candice Begay, Andrea Martinez. • Layout by: Becky Young Girls Basketball 57 �Varsity Back Row (left to right): Coach Lehnus, Coach Radetich, Chris Smithwick, Rusty Sanchez, Robert Farmam, Jon Qualls, Devon Catron, Rory Martinez, Doug Farnam, Ryan Jobes, Zack Martinez, Chris Carroll, Coach Phelps, Coach Martinez. Front Row (left to right): Andrea Steward, Emily Riegel, Kalee Largent, Misty Walters. Seniors 2001 Chris Carroll 58 Devon Catron Doug Farnam Basketbal �Junior Varsity Back Row (left to right): Coach Radetich, Tyler McLaughlin, Marcus Kimball, Matt Gonzales, Jay Miller, Eric elson, Jake Harrington, Scott Piccoli, Matt Brown, Jerid Cabot, Pete Grijalva, Coach Phdp•; Front Row (left to right): Andrea Steward, Emily Riegel, Kalee Largent, Misty Walters. C-Team Back Row (left to right): Misty Tucson, Emily Riegel, J.T. Cathcart, Ryan Johnston, Seth Taylor, Jeremy Sirios, Coach Martinez, Kalee Largent, Andrea teward. Front Row (left to right): Dylan Jones, Will Latimer, Levi Copenhaver, Tim Smith, Josh Hieb. Layout By: Rusty Sanchez Basketball 59 �60 Robert Farnam Ryan Jobes Rory Martinez Zack Martinez Matt Nelson Jon Qualls Rusty Sanchez Chris Smithwick Basketball Layout By: Rusty Sanchez �Basketball 61 �BHS Wrestling 2001 Top row: Coach Herb Stinson, Coach Rick Edwards, mgr. Anna Edwards, John Williams, Ethan Morrison, Eric Stone, Kevin Black, Dan Black, Matt VanDenburg, Jake Parker, mgr. Aspen Cloudt, Coach Earl Reese, Coach Dominick Martinez. Bottom row: Clinton Wilson, Matt Neil, Tim Corothers, Leonard Lucero, Matt Marchase, Dan Edwards, Nick Potter. Top row: Coach Earl Reese, Brent Koenig, Brian Right, Eric Stone, Jim Baird, Cameron Kling, Marcus Dodd, Coach Dominick Martinez, Bottom row: Ben Barovier, AJ Atchison, Jesse Penning, Quinn Overy, and Kyle Schneider. 62 Layout by Matt Neil �Seniors in Action! Leonard Lucero Kevin Black jake Parker Bayfield High School Wrestling had a new look this year. New Head Coach Herb Stinson brought a new attitude and style to BHS. Coach comes to us from Aztec .M. He led his teams to twel e state champions and several national rankings. However everything was not new and unfamiliar as long time head coach Rick Edwards stayed with the team as Assistant Coach. This was a winning combination as numbers were up and the Wolverines started coming on strong again. Top performers were sophomore Dan Edwards, fifth place at regionals at 122 lbs., junior Ethan Morri on took sixth place at 152 lbs., and senior Ke in Black at 160 lbs. 63 �s H A A D I E w K I N s • • • 64 Valentines Day , • • • Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Life: it goes on! Layout by Trista Martin Student Life 65 �66 Student Life La; out by Lindsey Martinez �PEER MEDIATORS Peer Mediators help keep students together. If someone has a problem, Mrs. A veis pulls a peer mediator in and they all work things through. Mrs. Aveis has sent these students to training camps and has had speakers come in to help them learn to help other students. This year there were a lot of seniors and Mrs. Aveis had a training cam pout\\ i th the ne\\ mediators and the ones that were graduating. She set it up at avajo Lake for the fun and had speakers come in to teach and share with the group. It\ as a fun and leammg experience for all! Layout by: A] Atchison Peer Mediator~ �STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council always starts off the year with a fun assembly and helping to make sure new and old students know who the new teachers are and where they are located. This year started off with a car wash for the teachers also. This was a fun group and had great leadership. 68 �FBLA Back row: Mrs. Nelson, Eileen Smith, Natalie Decker, Amanda June, Joey Cuzenza, Joseph Faust, John Wicburg, Jaimie Hill, ikki Calderwood, Ryan Jobes, Matt Gonzales, Booth !berg, Eric elson, Eli Luke, Trevor Janus, Becky Evers, Clare Jones, Mrs. Haga. Middle row: Traci Chapin, Cassy Dunavan, Veronica Penny, Jackie Shaw, Heather Sobezak, Kyra Moon, Whitney Blackstead, Jesse Blackstead, Brittany Jones, ikki Walker, Cody Stephenson, Thomas Johnson. Front row: Chelsie Steward, Melanie Calderwood, Sam McDonald, Kyle Schneider, Jason Krueger, Pete Grijal a, Tim mith, Matt elson, Andrew Wi lliams, Tyler McLaughlin. F BLA Di t rict Re ult Blake E\ ans-I ' 1Busmess Calculattons , Clare Jones- 2"d 1 Busmess CommuntcattOns, Enn Cummms- 7 h Busmess CommuntcattOns, K)'ra Moon- 3'd_ Busmess Math, Enc 'elson- l01h Busmess \!lath, ~tkkt Walker4th Busmess Procedures, atahe Decker and \1elmda 1 Johnson- I 1 Chapter Webstte, Jason Krueger- 6 h Economtcs, Bnttany Jones- 9th Economtcs, Whttney Blakstad, Jesste Blakstad, and Kyra Moon- 3'd Entrepreneurship, Jackte Sha\\--2nd FBLA Pnnctples and Procedures, Meltnda Johnson- 7th Impromptu peakmg, Trevor Janus- th Impromptu Speakmg, ndrev, Wtlltams- 4 1h Introduction to 1 Busmess Communtcattons, Amanda June- 7 h Introduction to Busmess Communtcattons, Jamte Hill! Oth IntroductiOn to Bus mess Communtcattons, 1 Heather obczak- 3'd Job Intervte\\, Ryan Jobes- 6 h Marketmg, Bayfield- 2"d arne Tag, atahe Deckert 51 Outstandtng Female Bus mess Educatton tudent, Whttney Blakstad 5th Pubhc peakmg I, Melame Calderwood- I 51 Publtc peakmg II, Tract Chapm- 2"d Scrapbook, am McDonald- 91h Technology Concepts, Alex Conners- 9 1., Word Process mg II Layout by: Becky Young FBLA 69 �Band This year the band at BH ha done many things under the direction of John Patton. Thev played at all the home basketball and football games. They also provided rv.o COJH..erts. M ..my of it members attended Honor Band. Those students were 1ichad ' u ..1zo, Amanda June, Je s1ca, PJColli, Melame alderwood, Candie BeGay, and Booth !berg. Some of rho e students also were choosen for the 'elect Band. They were Michael uazo, Amanda June, Candice Begay, and Booth !berg. Booth !berg also was selected for All rare. The Band has made many contributions to our school chis year and we are confident char in the years to come they\\ ill continue to make us proud. 70 Band Layout by: Becky Young �Choir Besides providing BH wHh excellent entertainment with their singing, the BH Choi r, under the direction of Carol elson, had many other accomplishments. everal of its members attended FL Honor Choir. T rac.i Chapm was part of the All tate Honor Choir. Tim Spishock and Traci Chapin attended the Adam Stated Honor Choir. They also went to Western tate Honor Choir along with Ichole Champlain. Choir provided the chool with two concerts a semester and received superior ratings at the HA AA competition. Layout by: Becky Young Choir 71 �THESPIANS Most of the thespians traveled with Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. Nelson to London, England over Spring Break. There they saw five different plays in the six nights they were there. They took in many of the sights and sounds of London including the Globe Theatre. 72 �Leadership Back Row: Kevm Black, Jeremy rossman, Kyle Hoffman, Marcus Kimball. Third Row: Ramie Harris, Becky Evers, Becky Young, Clare Jones, Eileen mith econd Row: Crystal Cusenza, Amy Ehlenbeck Front Row: Lach Martmez nee a month twelve elect students take a day off from school. They pin on their badges, load the bus, and start on their way. Their destination is Durango; their task is to learn clS much about the community .md leadership as therein possible. The tudents who participate in these activities are part of a group called Leadership BHS, made up of students in the junior or senior classes. They meet once a month with the Durango students who are in the program also. Layout by: A] Atchison Leadership 73 �EPYCS Standing from left tQ right-Jeremy Cros man, Amy Ehlenbeck, Kyle Hoffman, Stephanie Reese, Jessie, Blackstead Sitting from left to Right- Rachael Priest, Heather Sobczak, Becky Young, Becky Evers, Claire Jones, Kira Moon El Parmar Youth Community Services -----------------------------Students Taking a New Direction (STAND) would like to wish the graduates of 2001 the best of luck. 74 EPYCS Layout By: Tyrell Davis �F c c From top left- April Muller, Andrea Zink, Nikki Walker, Matt Nelson, Andrea Cusick, Sarah Sanchez, Bell Grijalva, and Andrea Martinez. Not pictured- Heather Sobezak, Jinny Doughty, Rachel Priest, tephanie Reese, Leslie Hanna, Saffire Christianson, Amy Guy, James Garton, and Michelle Perry. L A Seniors Sarah Sanchez, ikki Walker, and Andrea Zink, led the activities for Family, Career and Community Leaders at BHS in 2000-2001. The group completed their annual fun projects of Powder Puff football and Peach Fuzz volleyball for Homecoming, Prom Fashion show, and Christmas and Valentine remembrance sales. "Help Stop the Violence promoting awareness and solutions for violence in the Bayfield Community. Self defense, ictim awareness, sportsmanship, animal abuse, personality differences and dealing with assault were just a few of the workshop topics explored during one afternoon. arah, Nikki and Matt elson then took the project to state competition where they received a silver medal. Also attending state was Heather Sobczak who entered Job Interview. Officers for the year were Sarah anchez, President; ikki Walker, Vice President and San Juan District President, and Leslie Hanna, Secretary. Layout By: Tyrell Davis FCC LA 75 �Melinda Archuleta-Moon, Peggy Beckler Carol Blatnick, Jerry Brush, Theresa Cashio, Pam Catron, Ginger Conners, Tim Cullen, Tara Henderson, Sherry Kimball, Vernon Kimball, Cody Kuhlman, Jeff Lehnus, Ken Marang, Sandy Mericle, Jeff Misner, Marty Moon Letty Lou Nelson, Bill Stowe. Not Pictured: Rick Edwards, Denise Hag< Jackie Juliana, John Patton, Jan Patton STAFF & FACULTY 76 Staff Layout by: Corey Copenhaver & D.J. Wicburg �TEACHERS IN ACTION Layout by: Corey Copenhaver & D.J. Wicburg Staff 77 �Track 2Kl Coaches from left to right: Dan McClure, Marty Moon, Sherry Kimball, Vernon Kimball and Jenny Guy. Tracksters from top left to bottom right: Ryan Jobes, Robert Farnam, Rusty Sanchez, Zack Martinez, Tim Spishock, Melanie Calderwood, Becky Evers, Nikki Walker, Matt Nelson, Andrea Zink, Jessica Randolph, Andrea Cusick, Milana Grigoriava, Amy Guy, Lindsay Dallison, Michelle Miller, Mindy Paulek, Becky Young, Clare Jones, James Garton, Marcus Kimball, Scott Piccolli, Kyle Hoffman, Matt Brown, Luke Harrington, Jerid Cabot, Tyler McLaughlin, Jackie Shaw, Ashley Haun, Amy Young, Nicole Champlin, Ruth Spishock, Cliff Allen, Cody Stephinson, Betsy Evers, Kaily L' Argent, Lilly McDermott, Kyra Moon, Kim Piccolli, Alex Conner, Armenta Teeder, Dan Edwards, Dillon Jones, Phillup Kirmoss, Ryan Johnston, Kyle Schneider, Kevin Ludwig, John Wickburg, Matt Marchase, Levi Copenhaver, Ben Barovier, Tyler Gardner, Drew McClure, Kyle Wolf, Jaimie Hill, ikki Calderwood, Casi Danavant, Erin Brown, Amber Pomier, Brittney Jones. 78 Track Layout by Ryan Jobes �Seniors Top Row - Rusty Sanchez, Ryan Jobes, Tim Spishock Middle Row - Matt Nelson, Robert Farnam, Zack Martinez Bottom Row - Chris Smithwick Nikki Walker & Becky Evers Layout by Ryan Jobes Track 79 �More Seniors Top Row- Andrea Cusick, L~ dsay Dallison, Jessica Randolph Middle Row - Andrea Zink, Amy Guy, Melanie Calderwood 80 Track Layout by Ryan Jobes • �Winter Cross Country c s H A T A T E M p s Team Top L R Coach Tim Cullen, Ruth Spishock, le\I Copenhaver, Amber Pomier, Abe Brown, Da\e I atum, Phd Kirmus . Bottom L R lim pi hock, Cliff Allen, Cod} tephen en, Cohn Wilmer. Coach Cullen cnt arcled the State Trophy! Amber running for the fimsh line.' Cody sprintmg for the win! Vinter Cro s Country Layout By Nick Potter 81 �Baseball I'op I toR Coach Rc\. Howard, Enc clson, Jake Harrington, Doug rarnam, Dc\on Catron, Rof) \1artmez, Jon Qualls, Coach Ken Hibbard. Bottom: L to R: teve Qualls, Pete GnJalva, \t1att Gonsalezz Chris Carrol, Tom Romero, Josh Capalbo, am McDonald, Jeremy mous. Top: L toR. Coach Dave Close, Zach Farnam, Jason Kruger, Dan Kimbrough, Eh Luke, J.T. Cathercart, Bottom: L toR: . ·Ick Potter, Will Latimir, Josh Heib, Tim Smith, Joey Cosenza, Erin Griffin. 82 Baseball Layout By Nick Potter �e1\\ors In Actio ~ Rory Martinez ... ~ Pete Grijalva Ton1 Rotnero Devon Catron Jon Quail Layout By .Vick Potter Ba ebal/ �R... e ~ 1 0 :1:1 a.. 1 c h. a.. m p s Co '(,Rt\lll \110'\oS 1'0 IHI 2001 VI\RSII'c \'\oD Jl ' lOR V 1\RSI TY BASI l3All ll \ \.1S. FOR 1111 I IRS r II ll, THI:: VARSIT'c TOOK !IRS I I'\ lllll!AGU,A'\D 1111 '\ I IRS I \I Rl.GIO"' \l <.;\\Ill! \ 15 \'\D 5 RI \CORD! Till Jl :-.lOR\' \RSII 'c \1 '>0 DID\\ II I. Sl \')0 L e a.. A<.AI"J, Co GRA 11 1 A IIOI\Js 1 ! Baseball {i e c h. a.. m p s 84 1111 'c \\0" llliiR \\Ill! 13 \\'1'\S \ D 0 I O<.;SI·'>! Baseball Layout By Nick Potter �My Fatal Valentine Mrs. Kimball directed the teachers and some students in this play. It was a dinner play with the audience participating in the actual decision of who was the killer. It was a great success and a lot of fun for the actors~ actresses and the audience. Teacher Play 85 �1 op RO\\ : Coach Gary Martmez, Coach Gary ulka, Becky Jack, Kellie Etz, Montana Blevms, OeSlfee Cundiff, ikki Ellis, Lacy Beck, Eileen mith, Coach Terry Spnggs, Coach I:.llis. Bottom rO\\ : Enn Cummms, !'v1tchelle Perry, Jenm Gmgench, Safftre Chrtstensen, Lmdsey \1artmez, Misty Walter, Emily Retgel, Andrea te\\Urt, Goalie Damelle ulka, Goalie Damelle Roberts. 86 Soccer Layout by Lindsey Martinez �Layout by LindseJ' Martine:: Soccer 87 �Prom Fashion Show Featured in this year's fashion show were seniors, Andrea Cusick, Matt Nelson, ikki Walker, and Andrea Zink. Others that participated \\ere James Garton, Ginny Doughty, Andrea Martinez, and Belle Grigalva. 88 Prom Fashion Show Lay out by Lind ey Martin ez �Layout by Lind ey Martinez Pro1n 89 �Prom Royalty Brady Paulek Andrea Cusick An Affair to Retnetnber 90 Prom Larout b~v Lindsey Martinez �Prom 91 �92 Student Life �Student Life 93 �94 Student Life �Student Life 95 �raduatio 6 11 2001 96 Graduation Layout By Nick Potter �Layout By Nick Potter Graduation 97 �\mber. I rom baby to chtld to teenager. to young adult, you are number one' \Ve are very proud of you and we Jove you very much! Lo\e ah\ays, 1\1om and Dad 98 Baby -:===========::=::::;-riJ.T . , It's been such aJO)- and pleasure \\atchrng you grO\\ to the man that )- OU arc bccomrng. \\ e IO\ c you and \\C're lookrng fomard to berng a part of the years to come Remember to \\Ork hard tO\\ards all your goals and be all that you can be Keep the Lord 111 your heart, and may He ble s you ah\ays, Lo\e, '\1om and Dad Melly, You were born to cheer even back then. We are so proud of you! Good luck 111 college as you move forward in life! Your favonte fans, \1om. Dad, ' ikh Brandt, and Danny Chns, You ha\e had a ball in your hands s111ce you \\ere httle. You have a good head on your shoulders and wtll go far! We are so proud of you! Love ya, Mom and Dad Tamrnt, Remember that we will support you no matter ~ hat and to always be still and know that He ts God. In Il ts love, Your family Devon, Our wish for you is to always ve as competttlve in life as you are 111 athlettcs. We are most proud of your strong character and your kind heart. Always ve the best you can be. Love Dad, Mom, & Ashley Mel111da, You are such a special daughter. We know you will be successful. We are so proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Crystal Pop, You are qutte the young lady! We recogmze your courage and strength through times of struggle. We admtre your beauty an love that comes from deep wrthrn your heart. We respect your abllittes to make \\JSe ch01ces in lrfe. We gtve all the glory to God. May He bless you m1ghttly all the days of your lrfe! W1th much love, Dadd , Mom, & Joe Layout by Megan McKnight �Lmdsa)'. We are so proud of the beaut1ful young woman you've become' You have conquered many hurdles 111 ilfe and \\Iii contmue to do so We love you! Go Ahead ... ."Amuse Yourself'! \1om and Dad 1 Kelly, Always remember your magic and shme belongs to you! \Ve're so proud of you and \\ e love you so much! Mom and Dad ~atalie . We ' re so proud of you and are mspired by the fearless \\ay you take on challenges. Ah\a)' S knO\\ you have the love of God. family, and friends to carry you through the tough times. We love you . Mom and Dad Pete. ~on. we are so proud of you We love you dearly \1ay 10d bless you and gUide you always! Lo\e, Dad, Mom, Belle, and Joshua Amy, From the ttmc of your b1rth when you reached out and grabbed the doctor's gold ncckcham, you have never stopped reachmg for the best you can do. Wee are proud of you . You arc our preciOus "beloved" one. Always go for the gold, the vest you can do and be and remember you arc lo\ed by God and us. Love, Mom and Dad "'\1kki K , Don't worry about dancmg to a d1 fferent beat. JUSt dance! Love. \1om Ram1e, You are a precwus g1ft and proof that God answers prayers. You've been a blessmg from the moment you arnved and I am so proud of who you have become. Keep shining the love of Christ. Love, Mom Monty, Follow your dreams while staying m tough with you Ifl!1er voice; it always speaks the truth. Contmue to surround yourself With family, faith, and fnends. You're special and we love you! Layout by Megan McKnight Baby 99 �\-1clmda, \\hat lies ahead of you and ''hat lies bch md you arc nothmg compared to \\hat Iics \\ tth m vou 1 Keep rcachmg for your dreams, your postti\ c attitude\\ Ill take you far \1uch IO\C, \1om and Dad Enka, You ha\e finished one step tO\\ ard your future goal. ow on to btgger and better thmgs. We lo\e you, Mom and Dad Amber, Drt\ mg us crazy has alv.ays come natural to you, but we have enJoyed C\ery minute of it. We are o proud to see whata \\Onderful and Intelligent young lady you have become' et your stghts htgh, we knO\\ you can accomplish your dreams. Congratulations! Love, Your family Chnstopher, CongratulatiOn to our handsome and wonderful son. We were surely blessed \>vhen you came mto thts world. Reach for the stars and follow your dream. See you at 130 feet! We love you, Mom, Dad, and Matt Mommas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. Rory, Laugh, Love, Live Mom, Dad, and Lindsey Apnl, We are so proud of your accomplishments! Wishing you a future filled with an abundance of joy and blessings. The world IS waitmg for your gifts, Apes. Enjoy every moment giving them. Love you honey, Mom and Dennis Brady, What an honor 1t has been to be your family You have won the world over wtth your winnmg smile. You always speak from a good heart wtth genume kindness and honesty You have a fantastic sense of honor, family, and Yalues Your strong sense of self confidence IS truly refreshmg You have always had uch faith m the mexhausttble miracle of the expenence of life all around us. Your love of life's tmple pleasures has m ptred all those that have been m your presence All our love, Dad, Mom, Mmdy, and Tanner �Mel, What a blessmg you are! You have been through some \ ery difficult thmgs, d1spla; mg incredible strength alongside your quite gracefulness and strong faith m the Lord. You will go far. Were so proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Michelle, and Jenna Gabe. In the yesteryears God gave you the ears to hear '\0\\ is the future to listen and act on the plan. I'm proud of you! Rusty, What a JOY you have been to have as a son We are so ver] proud of you and \\e love you very much. Always be true to :rourself and remember the peoph: and thmgs that trul} matter Be confident and strong and remember you are loved always and forever, Love, Mom and Dad Sv;eet Sarah. I'm so proud of the strong and confident young \\Oman you are. You have the ability to make all of your dreams come true. Fly as far as your wmgs will take you. I love you w1th all my heart. Mom Karen, When we 1magme the hfe you will hve, we know that you will be successful because of the person you are Through the years we have watched you, your laughter, your happiness, your beauty grow . We have loved you every second of your life We will contmue to love and cherish everythmg about you . Mom an Dad ChriS, Tim, Years ago, 2 clueless people had a baby boy and named him Timothy. 18 years later we are glad to see you survived(ditto)! Thanks for making your stay with us so spec1al. May you go on to bless others as much as you've blessed us. Elisha M. Thompson, You are one of a kind. We always think about how lucky \\·e are to have a daughter hke you. Always sm1hng and JOkmg around. Th1nking about you always g1ves sunshme to my day. God bless you! Love ya, Mom, Dad, and Tabbby Layout by Megan McKnight We are ah,.ay proud of you. Keep your wonderful sense of humor and life will be good to you. Love, Mom, Dad, Mike, and Joey. Baby 101 �Bela\ ed baby teenager, You are the most blessed and special person. Your life has made our In es a delight. You keep us laughmg. "I never had It." Jak~:, F1ghtccn :,.ear~ ago \\C \\ere blessed \\ Ith a bab: boy , !"rom that day fomard you ha\c always gi\Cn us great JO} I believe :,.ou \\Ill choose your life \\Ith honor and Intcgnt) This IS one of your accomplishments tO\\ards )-OLII nC\\ II fc KnO\\ that \\C n.: ah\ays here for :,.ou \\hcnc\cr )OU need us You ha\C grO\\n mto a \\Ondcrful young man. \\C arc \cry proud of you I 0\C, \1om. Dad. Misty. and Jamie Whitney. It has been our JO)' to nurture you and watch you grow Into the beautiful young woman you have become We arc \cry proud of you and love you \Cry much' Mom and Dad Andrea, Best of luck m all you aspire. We love you! Mom and Dad Zack, H1gh School Is over'! We're so proud of you and you make our lives so happy With all your high goals, morals, and enthusiasm you will succeed and reach your dreams. Thanks for all the love you've added to our home God has made you one very special guy We both love you so very much. I ove, Dad and Lmda Ryan, Funny, kind, crating, praying, smiling, faith hope, sweetness, and love abide in you. Rodney, We are so proud! Stephanie, We are so proud of you honey. Just keep on doing the right thing and everything will work out. We love you! Love, Mom and Dad Mom and Dad �Andrea, You ha\ c hronght an mcrca~.: of Joy to us We ha\ c enJoyed \\atchmg )OU gnm mto a hcaullful )Oung \\oman ms1dc and out !"hank you for your fm:nd~h1p. love. and fond mcmoncs \\ c arc proud of you and ha\c confidence that )OU \\'II accomplish all }OU ~ct out to do Remember, be grateful. be smart, he clean, be true, be humble. and be pra)crful I m mg ) ou ah' a} s. !\tom and Dad :vtatt, Remember \\e always believe m you. we lo\e you, and mmd your manners. Love, Mom and Dad Jon. \\her.: has the ttmc gone' It sccnh ltke Jlbt )t:stcrda) )OU \\ere hom, and 110\\ )OJ ha\c gnmn mto a \\On<lcrful )Oung man I knO\\ )Oll \\Ill be ~uccc~sfulm \\hatc\C:r you do tn ltfl: Rcmc:mbc:r nc\ t::r be afra1d to Its ten to) our heart. lt1s )OUr heart that \\II: l.:ad )Ollto a hfl:t1111c of success and happmcss Your grandfathc:r \\Ould ha\c bc:cn so proud of the man he hc:lpcd you become: \\'.:an: all proud of you [ 0\e, \I om. Dad. Stn en and Jared Good Luck to the Seniors of 2001 !!!! Layout by Megan McKnight Baby 103 �In Memory of. .. By G1lbert hawcroft In memory of a fallen friend, Who lost his life to a tragic end. It ended abruptly without a pause, But in our hearts he will live on. A memory of his life we ' ll keep, And hold it dear although we weep . .--------He was to some as many are, A true best friend, with a heart. 104 Layout by Katie Carron �..... --• 0'-.E OF THE WILLIA..v1S C0~1PA. 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FLASH >>> Australian street art1sts called 'Strange FrUit" perform grav1ty-defy1ng feats around the world The performers float above the aud1ence on 15-foot fiberglass poles. ... President Clinton makes a lastditch effort to broker a Middle East peace deal before his term ends in January 2001 by drafting a plan for leaders of both Israel and Palestine to review. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian Vasser Arafat agree to review Clinton's proposal , but no deal is signed before month's end. A Singapore Airlines jumbo jet crashes during takeoff in Taiwan, killing 81 of the 179 people on board. rJ Canada moums the death of former In a blinding rainstorm the pilot uses Prime M1mster P1erre Trudeau, who served the country for nearly 16 years the wrong runway and collides with Trudeau, who was 80, IS remembered construction equipment. for his flamboyant style and h1s comm1tment to keeping Canada a smgle nation. �In August, the Russ1an nuclear submanne Kursk smks to the bottom of the Barents Sea after an unexplamed explosion. All 118 crew members are killed Two hundred North and South Koreans separated from fam1ly members smce the 1950-1953 Korean war reunite in August. The four-day VISits are a goodwill gesture by both countnes' leaders, who met for the first t1me 111 June. In July, an A1r France Concorde supersonic jet catches fire and crashes outside Paris, killing 113 people. The crash is blamed on metal debns which punctured the t1res and damaged the fuel tanks. FLASH >>> AIDS reaches epidemic proportions in southern Africa . Leaders and citizens throughout the world conduct a massive educational campaign on World AIDS Day December 1 to teach people about the disease that is killing 6,000 sub-Saharan Africans each day. Uganda is struck by an occurrence of the deadly Ebola virus that is linked to more than 100 deaths. The outbreak is traced to a Gulu woman who died in September and whose body infected other people during the ritual cleansing of the dead . �Convicted of monopoly pract1ces m the so are mdust Microsoft Corporation IS ordered by a federal district judge m June to break mto two separate com pames. Company ch rman Bill Gates file for an appeal. A wave of Internet startup companies, once the darlings of the online economy, file for bankruptcy after falling short of stockholders' earnings expectations. The NASDAQ stock exchange, where most dot-corns are traded, loses 39% of its value for the year. Millions of Californians go for hours wHhout power In January 2001 as utility companies cut off electrical supply due to low reserves. The crisis, blamed on aging generating plants. deregulation, soaring wholesale prices and debt-ridden utilities, spurs other states to begin devising prevention plans. The Oklahoma City National Memonal1s unve led m Apnl2000 The memonal1s bUilt to honor the 168 people who d1ed m the 1995 bombmg of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal BUJidmg �On December 4 2000, the U.S presid ncy remains In limbo as both Florida and New Mexico officials recount ballots to determine who will win their state's electoral votes. New Mexico goes to Gore. Ultimately, Bush wins Flonda which gives h1m a narrow v1ctory In the closest presidential election 1n more than 100 years Republican George W Bush of Texas beats Democrat AI Gore from Tennessee. The race Isn't dec1ded until 36 days after the popular election, when Flonda's hotly contested 25 electoral votes are awarded to Bush. ' In October, the USS Cole is bombed wh1le refueling in Yemen. A number of terrorist groups are suspected of the blast that kills 17 sailors and injures 39. FlASH >>> On election night, several TV networ1<s prematurely declare AI Gore the winner in Florida, only later to reverse themselves, twice. The fiasco confinns many Americans' distrust of polling and early "calling• of elections . In one of his first duties as Presidentelect, George W. Bush nominates Colin Powell to be Secretary of State. The four-star Army General becomes the first African-American in history to serve in this role. �FLASH >>> ~ Personal Oig1ta ASSIStants (POAs) capable of calendar scheduling ote takmg e-mailmg, phonmg and Web brows1ng go mainstream in 2000. Compet1t1on among manufacturers heats up with: Microsoft. BlackBerry Palm and other brands vymg for shares of thE' teen and busmess markets. Paleontologists identify a new species of dinosaur from fossils found In northern Italy. The 26-foot-long, meat-eating Saltriosaur is one of the world 's oldest dinosaurs, dating back 200 million years. Scientists are forced to rethink the traditional definitions of a star and planet when 18 massive planet-like bodies that don't revolve around a sun are discovered in the Sigma Orlonis cluster. ~ Final touches are made to the International Space Stat1on for •:s f1rst res1dents Amencan astronaut Bill Shepherd and two Russ1ar cosmonauts live on the space stat1on for four months start1ng m November �SCIENCE W1re•ess dev1ces !hat send real-t1me personal messages betweer 1ser~ become tre latest commumcat10n craze The '1nstart messages" can be typed wntten or spoken. depending on the brand and dev1ces cost less than S100 TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT In 2000 both Ho~ :Ja ar d Toyota ,wrct !J?S·erectnc hybr d car< Operated b a tiatterv-powered electnc motor Jr d a gas run eng1ne the nybrrds get t.P to 70 rnriP.s per gallor 'ln th 'Hghway and rr'ease r1 · mal P.mrss1ons New Internet doma10 names are created to lessen the load on the old .com standard . The new names, slated for use 10 mid-2001 , include 10fo for general use •. b1z lor businesses .. name for individuals and .pro for professionals. Scientists complete a rough "map" of the genetic code that makes a person human . The map will aid in the detection and prevention of cancer and other illnesses. ~ Apple Cor1pute< unve11s 1ts 'lew G4 C be computer 10 July The 8-10ch crystalh1e cube s commended for 1ts sr1a1 Sole rrgh speed low ro1se level touch-sensrtrve power actrv1tror 3nd padlec;s optrral mouse ~ Amtrak rntroduces the nat1on's frrst r•gh-speed tram 1 November The Acela Express· travels up to 150 Miles per hour and runs between Wash 1gton. 0 C New York and Bostofl w1th other routes planned for com1ng years �·- 2000-2001 II• LIFESTYLE NEWS >>> .-"[ i ·,::_,. : ·- .J>~:-z-- ~ ~ New prepa1d cred1t cards and online credit lines are the latest high-tech means for parents to control their te ns' spendmg Depending on the account, parents determine the spending lim1t or the online stores where the money can be spent and receive monthly statements of purchases maCJe r.J MH-18, b1lled as the first nat1onal lifestyle magazme for guys 13 to 18, hit newsstands m August The -:::~~i~~ Men's He,11th offshoot covers sp= ort ~s~~-1 ~ fltnes chool, rela 1onships and issues teenage boys face growing up. For the first time, females outnumber males in Internet t se in the United States, representing 50.4% of the onlme population in 2000. Teenage girls are the fastest growing user segment. Designer faceplates become a popular way to personalize cell phones. The decorative attachments come in a variety of designs and colors to match the user's mood or outfit. r.J Wordstretch bracelets become a trendy accessory m Hollywood and around the nat1on. The multi-colored elast1c bands come 1nscnbed With "Call me," "Money is overrated " "Snap out of 11" and other s1mple messages des1gned to spark conversation. �Message T-shirts become fashion statements among teen girls. "Foxy Lady." "Princess" and "Monkey Around" are just a few of the tongue-in-cheek logos that appear on the popular shirts. flASH > > > -----------------By the end of 2000, an estimated 75"'• of U.S. universities offer courses online and more than 5.8 million students have logged on. With the 2000 unemployment rate at a low of 4%, college students working as summer interns command wages up to $20 an hour, along with compensation packages, from high-tech and Internet companies. High-tech, fold-up metal vers1ons of the old scooter are one of the year's hottest modes of transportatiOn but also a leading cause of injury. Chrysler rolls out its 1930s retro car, the PT Cru1ser 1n spring 2000. The f1ve-door "personal transportation" wagon is a hot seller beating the popular Volkswagen New Beetle by two to one in the first month It also wins Motor Trend magazine's 2001 Car of the Year. �~ A new co puler v1deo game called a. "The S1ms." which s1mulates the life of a suburban family develops a fanatical following with teens. Players create the .._ characters and gUide them through ~~•.,."....,..... building a house. furnishing it. finding a career and runmng a family in their pursUit of happiness. rJ Jim Carrey st1rs up trouble In the town of Whov1lle 10 an adaptation of ttie Dr Seuss class1c, How the Grmch Stole Christmas. The Grinch. wh1ch opens 10 November. IS the highest gross10g film of 2000. FLASH >>> The first big hit in 2001 is Save the Last Dance, which opens in January. The teen romance , starring Julia Stiles and Sean Patrick Thomas, earns close to $50 million in its first two weeks. t3 Garners camp outside ~ electronics stores to secure the long-awaited Sony PlayStation 2, which F goes on sale in October ~.a-.:l§ in limited quantities. The new version allows users to listen to CDs and watch DVD movies in addition to playing games. Pay It Forward, a movie based on the idea of performing random acts of kindness, opens in October starring Haley Joel Osment, Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt. rJ Tom Cruise reprises his role as Ethan Hunt m the act1on sequel Mission Impossible 2 The May release is summer's biggest box-office draw and 2000's second-highest grossing film earning more than $215 million. �MOVIES TELEVISION ~ Popular telev1s1on senes prompt the mtroduction of board game vers1ons "Survivor" and "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire" lead the list of new releases. GAMES FLASH >>> In November, illusion ist David Blaine is encased in ice for 62 hours in New York's nmes Square , assisted only with air and water tubes and a catheter. Blaine, who was seeking notoriety over national TV, survives the stunt but requires hospitalization. West Wing," starring Martin Sheen, Allison Janney and Richard Sch1ff sets a record for rece1vmg the most Emmys m a smgle season with mne w1ns. Including Outstanding Drama Senes. r.J The year's hottest TV show IS CBS's "Surv1vor," m wh1ch 16 contestants compete for a million dollars by surviVmg on a trop1cai1Siand for 39 days. More than 51 million v1ewers tune in for the fmal ep1sode. Based on 1ts success. CBS launches a second ··surv1vor" series m January 2001 set in the Australian Outback Russell Crowe becomes a household name with the release of Gladiator. The epic film wins a Golden Globe Award for Best Drama as well as an acting nod for Crowe. �~ A new board game called "Hlp- Hop Hall of Fame" capitalizes on the popularity of the music genre. Players make their ay around an album-like board by answering questions about Hip-Hop performers, ~ songs, culture and history FLASH >>> Madonna scores a record-setting 12th No. 1 single with the release of " Music." In December, she weds director Guy Ritchie in a Scottish castle. G New bran s and styles of portable MP3 players inundate market in 2000. The new-gene ation devices store and play dig1tal music from the Internet and feature more playing t1me than their predecessors. Irish artist Samantha Mumba makes the music charts in 2001 with her hit song "Golla Tell You." The 17-year-old joins fellow countrymen U2 and The Corrs on the American airwaves. r.J Creed, with lead singer Scott Stapp. proves to be one of 2000's hottest rock bands, w1th their singles "Higher" and "With Arms W1de Open" hitting the top 5 on Billboard's Hot 100 singles list. The group wms American Music Association's Favorite Alternative Artist and Favorite Pop/Rock Album. �ARTISTS ALBUMS CONCERTS flASH Open1ng week sales records are shattered 1n 2000 Wlth >>> benchmarks set for the number of albums sold. Britney Spears' Oops... / 01d 1t Agam. Emmem·s The Marshall M a t h e r s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LP, limp B1Zk1t's Chocolate StarfiSh and the Hot Dog Aavored The Bealles begin 2001 atop the Billboard album chart with the 1•.,••. ~"··~~- Water and Backstreet Boys· Black & Blue all break the million·unit mark. album 1. The CD sells more than 5 million copies over the holiday season. Napster loses several court battles with the recordmg industry over copynght lnfnngement. The popular online mus1c sharing serv~ce, w1th over 60 million users. faces shut·down unless i1 can create a new business formula that sallsf1es the ma,or recording labels. Baha Men's hit song "Who Let the Dogs Out" reaches anthem status at sports stadiums across the country The song also w1ns a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Recording Sisqo, a member of the R&B band Dru Hill, goes solo in 2000. The singer tops the singles chart with "Incomplete" and "Thong Song" and takes home awards from Billboard and the American Music Association. �Venus Williams dominates women's tenms. The 20-year-old has a 35-match wmnmg streak which mcludes the lilies at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open as well as an Olymp1c gold medal. FLASH W h a win against the University of Dayton in September, Yale becomes the first college team to win BOO football games. In January 2001 , after a three-year hi Ius, legendary Mario Lemieux returns to play for the Pittsburgh Penguins, the hockey team ,._._,..,'"'_.._. he now part-owns. Lemieux becomes the first owner/player in the history of the NHL. Cyclist lance Armstrong w1ns tus second consecutive Tour de France m July Armstrong a cancer surv1vor. also wntes hiS autobiography It's Not About the B1ke. My Journey Back to Life. �The los Angeles Lakers wm the NBA champ1onsh1p the franchise's f1rst m 12 years. The Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers In game six of the fmals. Center ShaqUIIIe O'Nealts named MVP In June. the New Jersey Dev1ls wm the1r second Stanley Cup m SIX seasons by defeatmg defendmg champion Dallas Stars four games to two m the f:nals. Scott Stevens wms the Conn Smythe Trophy for postseason MVP Cathy Freeman carries the OlympiC torch at the openrng ceremonies of the 2000 Summer Games 10 Sydney Freeman goes on to wm the 40Qmeter dash, becommg the first Aboriginal Australian to earn an indivtdual Olympic gold medal. FLASH >>> The racing world is stunned when NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr., a seven-lime Winston Cup champion, is killed on the last lap of the Daytona 500 in February 2001 . NASCAR does not retire numbers, but car owner Richard Childress said he will never again race Earnhardt's black No. 3 car. Xtreme Football debuts in February 2001 . The game combines conventional football rules with some of the mayhem of professional wrestling . Eight teams play in the league's first season. �!! ~ Paula Prince of Port Richey, l Florida, wms the sixth annual Ugly Couch Contest, sponsored by a slipcover manufacturer, with her vmtage '70s entry. Pnnce and two other contest finalists appear on ABC's "Live! W1th Regis" in October. Fred Rogers, host of the children's PBS show M1ster Rogers' Neighborhood." announces he w111 tie h1s tenn1s shoes for the last lime. when h1s !mal new ep1sode a1rs m August 2001. Rogers will cont1nue to work on Web sites, boo s and spec1al museum projects ~ In honor of the late cartoomst Charles M Schulz, 101 fiberglass Snoopy statues - each in a theme wardrobe - are displayed 1n Schulz's hometown of St Paul. Several are auctioned off m October >>> Video gamer Josh Griffith, 17, starts a business filling in for other garners involved in an online roleplaying game called "Asheron's Call." Players are required to put in hours of game time to keep their online characters powerful. Busy executives pay Griffith up to $40 an hour to play for them. After a record 3,545 wins and $81 million in earnings during her 19-year career, jockey Julie Krone becomes the first woman inducted into the National Racing Hall of Fame. What do you think? ~ Controversial lnd1ana Umversity basketball coach Bob Knight 1s fired 1n September after allegedly violating a Umvers1ty-1mposed code of conduct During h1s 29 years at Indiana, Knight was often criticized for temper outbursts. His d1sm1ssal provokes student protest demonstrations. Please give us your feedback on World Beat@ www.jostens.conWearbook ����� 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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