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Title A name given to the resource A Brief History of Bayfield and the Pine River Valley, 1877-2007 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2007 Subject The topic of the resource "With an emphasis on early settlers, mining, roads, churches, schools, post offices, telephones, electricity, and businesses." Description An account of the resource A Reference Book with 19th and 20th Century Names, Dates and Places Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Laddie John Type The nature or genre of the resource Text IIIF Item Metadata Display as IIIF? 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Title A name given to the resource A Historic Resource Survey Of 100 Sites In La Plata County, Colorado 2010 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2010-01 Subject The topic of the resource Historic Sites and Buildings in La Plata County, Colorado Description An account of the resource Photos, descriptions, and histories of 100 historically relevant sites within La Plata County, Colorado. Vol. 1. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Prepared By: Jill Seyfarth - Cultural Resource Planning with contributions from Ruth Lambert, PhD - San Juans Mountains Association Sponsored by La Plata County, partially funded by Colorado State Historical Fund (Project Number 2008-01-012). 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Title A name given to the resource A Study of Four Rural Cemeteries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2013-09 Subject The topic of the resource Rural Cemeteries Description An account of the resource A Study of Four Rural La Plata and Montezuma County Cemeteries Prepared for the State Historical Fund Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Prepared by: Ruth E. 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Title A name given to the resource A Study of La Plata County Rural Cemeteries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-08 Subject The topic of the resource Rural Cemeteries Description An account of the resource A Study of La Plata County Rural Cemeteries Prepared for the State Historical Fund Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Prepared By Ruth E. Lambert Ph. D. San Juan Mountains Association Project Number: 2015-M1-023 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available San Juan Mountains Association Type The nature or genre of the resource Image IIIF Item Metadata UUID bf4031b8-a5eb-4ec0-9091-030b5b377ed2 Display as IIIF? 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Title A name given to the resource La Plata County History Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2022-09-29 Subject The topic of the resource Historical items and exhibits from La Plata County, Colorado Description An account of the resource History focused on La Plata County, Colorado Language A language of the resource English Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jenkin, Rachel IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 403445b4-15bb-469c-a576-db9f32ec969f IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource A Study of Rural Schools In La Plata County, Colorado Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2013-03 Subject The topic of the resource Rural Schools of La Plata County, Colorado Description An account of the resource Rural School Study of La Plata County, Colorado Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Prepared By: Ruth E. Lambert, Ph.D San Juan Mountains Association State Historical Fund Project Number 2010-02-054 Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available San Juan Mountain Association Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Language A language of the resource English IIIF Item Metadata UUID c54b999a-c988-447a-a634-e5ab32e14aac Display as IIIF? Never Allen Day La Boca Allison Benn Spring Cascade Colorado Haga Harvey Hay Gulch Hermosa Hesperus history Holder Ignacio La Plata City La Plata County Lightner Creek Los Pinos Lowell Lower Spring Creek Map Mason Mayday Mayflower Missouri Center Moss Pargin Parrott City Perins Pine Ridge Pinkerton Porter Ridges Basin Rockvale Rockwood Rural School Thompson Park Tiffany Trimble Upper Spring Creek Ute Creek Waterfall https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1cc0a3beb8895fcd4a4a8b82ae1719ea.pdf f1e00d9eadbab9f3e3dc788019271744 PDF Text Text �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of The Pine River Library District Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2022-09-30 Subject The topic of the resource Library History Description An account of the resource Collection of historical documents and records regarding the history of the Pine River Library. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jenkin, Rachel Type The nature or genre of the resource Image, Physical Object, Text IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 0fe4dd4c-924f-4e1b-b5cb-87c8e8a14bf9 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Accession Book January 1996 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1996-01-01 Subject The topic of the resource Accession Book of the Pine River Library District Description An account of the resource This is an Accession Book, or record of every book in the Library's possession at the time. This was used to keep an account of the materials held in the building and when and where they were acquired. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Accessions IIIF Item Metadata UUID edcdc772-630a-4eb8-83a3-3b0ce38d587d Display as IIIF? Never 1996 Accession Book Collection Data Library Pine River Library Records https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b7ff405645d1d07de11e9250605a2af2.jpg a443113c47c0406a8b993685d0a4823a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Vallecito Collection Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Subject The topic of the resource Photos and items relating to Vallecito Dam and Lake Description An account of the resource A collection of photos, documents, and other items that document the history of and around the Vallecito area. Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Text IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 0073aab0-a8c4-49f9-a458-65eef02a92ea IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Active Spillway at Vallecito Dam Site Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1940-08-19 Subject The topic of the resource Construction of the Vallecito Dam Description An account of the resource "Looking upstream at spillway from a point approximately 300 feet downstream fro end of structure. Discharge is estimated at 120 second-feet." Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Pine R-371 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 3efab4c6-dbd1-45bd-b83c-d7f95674026f Display as IIIF? Never Bayfield CCC Colorado Dam Durango La Plata County New Deal Vallecito https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/635c565a71e299d52780a1e80f0b5cd4.jpg da2f5ecfd2f25dc1179c510d9eba46f8 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Vallecito Collection Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Subject The topic of the resource Photos and items relating to Vallecito Dam and Lake Description An account of the resource A collection of photos, documents, and other items that document the history of and around the Vallecito area. Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Text IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 0073aab0-a8c4-49f9-a458-65eef02a92ea IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Aerial View of Early Dam Construction Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Construction of the Vallecito Dam Description An account of the resource Aerial view of early days of the construction of the Vallecito Dam, north of Bayfield, Colorado Type The nature or genre of the resource Image IIIF Item Metadata UUID 3dc3a8b0-024e-441e-835b-449829e0be40 Display as IIIF? 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Title A name given to the resource History of the Town of Bayfield, Colorado Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2022-10-28 Description An account of the resource A collection of items pertaining to the history of the town of Bayfield, Colorado Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jenkin, Rachel IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 30d03c38-3aea-4fdc-a25d-2a733d42623b IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Class of 1978 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1978-05 Subject The topic of the resource Graduation Ceremony Program Description An account of the resource BHS Graduation Commencement Ceremony Program for the class of 1978 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Type The nature or genre of the resource Text IIIF Item Metadata UUID 5e0d017f-399f-4b3e-893b-6ffbde55fd73 Display as IIIF? 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Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Class of 1978 Graduation Program Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1978-05-01 Subject The topic of the resource High School Graduation Program Description An account of the resource A program outlining the commencement activities, class members, and speakers for the 1978 Bayfield High School Graduation Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Bayfield High School Type The nature or genre of the resource Image IIIF Item Metadata UUID afe2a431-6160-4341-99b3-315d9e7b5180 1978 Bayfield Colorado commencement graduation High School history School https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3733e8f4277984d2ea7948bca8748782.pdf 47eaa3df192054e4557b2632e371ce6f PDF Text Text �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource History of the Town of Bayfield, Colorado Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NKC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2022-10-28 Description An account of the resource A collection of items pertaining to the history of the town of Bayfield, Colorado Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jenkin, Rachel IIIF Collection Metadata UUID 30d03c38-3aea-4fdc-a25d-2a733d42623b IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Class of 1979 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1979-05 Subject The topic of the resource Graduation Ceremony Program Description An account of the resource BHS Graduation Commencement Ceremony Program for the class of 1979 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Type The nature or genre of the resource Text IIIF Item Metadata UUID 09ee9bcf-2045-4fb1-8565-1914bf88d6d1 Display as IIIF? Never 1979 Bayfield Bayfield Colorado Class of 1979 Colorado commencement graduation High School program seniors https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/21145ce74f9b6e39614762bfb7ba7a94.pdf 4a4131bd7f638f5e335843bb0566a88d PDF Text Text �~~ l \ 1"'- ~ - �- fvr'- - ,.._ I\ ·- ��The members of the Armual Staff of 1949 sincerely hope that this year book will bring happy memories for years to come. We have endeavored to submit the highlights of this years' activities for your enjoyment. ��SCHOOL BUILDINGS BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL NEW BAYFIELD GDtNASIUM Used for the first time this year ��administration ��SUPERINTENDENT,S MESSAGE I want to congratulate the Annual Staff for producing this beautiful yearbook for 1949. ~ It is always a pleasure to find young people who assume responsibilities of this nature and have the energy, fortitude and preservance to see a good job well-done. I lmow the Wolverine for 1949 will remain a treasured possession for many years to come and will always bring back happy memories to those who have it. Kindest regards and best wishes to all of you. ....' Aaron A- Baker ��uear students' Addressing you in tlds year's 'WOLVERINE seens an odd and uneXPected pleasure that cannot be discarded. If' idlY I were a bolder and more aggressive person, 1 would fraJJklY saY the tbings 1 have alwaYS held as sound principleS· 1 would saY that some of you will be failures in liJe because you are not good citizenS in scbool, or that you are too buSY sowing nyour wild oats." 1 .ould !lo on to saY that manY of you will lead haPPY and successful lives in your ovon right because you have adjusted your sights on theconsider, future asasgood citizenS· David Starr Jordon, President of the For<Jilam University did a few years ag<>--' •Your firSt dutY ill life is toward your afterself. So live that t e man or woman you ought to be maY, in hiS tlJI\e, be ~ossible, be actual· . . K· J. pushor ��AAROI BAKER Superintendent American Hist. Current Hist. Senior Sponsor FAYE PETERSON Spanish English Sophomore Sponsor K. J. PUSHOR Principal English Geography History Junior Sponsor KEITH 0 1 TOOLE Commercial :W~ath. Freshman Sponsor AMY THOMPSON Science }.:ath Home Economics Eighth Grade FACULTY ��THE YEAR IN REVIli.fl School started on September 6th. New faces were to be f'ound on the teaching staff. Mr. Pushor, principal, came here from Minnesota. Mr. 0' Toole came from Durango to be cozmnercial and math teacher. Mrs. Thompson of Falfa we found to be science, math, and home ec. teacher. Mrs. Short accepted a position as fifth grade teac~er, and Mrs. Crowell, the sixth grade. Mrs. Mayfield was the first grade teacher, and Miss Green took Mrs. Mohney's place as the second grade teacher. The annual carnival was put over w.ith loads of enthusiasm. We made almost five hundred dollars for the Athletic Fund. ~arie Harris was voted Carnival Queen. :ur. Baker's Sbmoo contest failed to materialize. We had our first basketball tournament in the new gym in November. Silverton, Indian School, Ignacio, ltancos, and Pacosa played besides Bayfield. We went to the final with Silverton, but were defeated by a narrow margin after a hard fought game. Jimmie Frahm and Lois Butler were selected as co-editors of the Wolverine in November. Generous advertisers made it possible for us to have a beautiful new curtain for the stage in the auditorium. We also got blackout curtains for all the gym windows. Our basketball team won all honors when they went to the Kirtland Tourney in January. They won over Aztec, Kirtland, and Cortez to obtain the first place trophy. We all had our pictures taken in January for the Wolverine. Harold' s white shirt and tie really got around. By the end of January our basketball boys had acquired a magnificent record of wins, playing all comers. We suffered an embarrassing defeat at the hands of Durango and the Indians. On February twelth ., our boys made history by defeatine the Durango Demons 42-35 before a capacity crowd of Bayfielders and Durangoans. The townspeople played the game over anci over all night and all the next day. In February, Jo Ann Mobley was armounced as Valedictorian of the 1949 Graduating Class, and Jimmie Frahm as Salutatorian. Our Future: In March we fight for our life in the league tourney. We have hopes of going to the district playoffs, and in the same breath to the side, to Denver. In April, our days will be highlighted by the Senior Class play. The play is not offi~ial but the potential cast is ea~er. May brines graduation day closer and closer. The Juniors really have a "roll" for the banquet and promt �....., �• seniors ��DON FAIR Student Council Athletics 2 "B" Club Wolverine HOWARD FAHRIOU Student Council Athletics 4 Vice Pres. "B" Club Wolverine Jil4 FRAHM Student Council Senior Pres. Athletics 4 "B" Club Wolverine Salutatorian SENIORS BUSTER WALKER Athletics 2 "B" Club Vlolverine WOODY EMERSON Athletics 2 "B" Club ��ESTHER RICHARm Pep Club Glee Club Wolverine Purple & Gold JO ANN MOBLEY Pep Club Wolverine Purple & Gold Glee Club Valedictorian JWUE HARRIS Pep Club Wolverine Glee Club Purple & Gold SENIORS EILEEN RICHARIS Pep Club Glee Club Wolverine Purple & Gold JEANNE SOWER Pep Club Glee Club Wolverine ��BUD lARSEN Student Council Athletics 3 11 B11 Club Wolverine BILL HUNTINGTON Athletics 2 11 11 B Club Wolverine GARY PAYSON Athletics 2 "B" Club SENIORS STAtJLEY STEELE Athletics 11 B11 Club HUGH LARSEN Athletics 2 "B" Club Wolverine ��BERNIECE HUNTllmTON Pep Club Music CHARLES SUTHERLIN Athletics SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Senior Class, entered tne first grade on the momentus day of September 6, 1937. No one knew that class was to be outstanding (of course we are.) Our teacher, for most of us was Miss Helen McDonald, a real teacher. Second grade, third grade, our teachers were Erma Jones and Helen Grush. VIe made it though and tried for the fourth. Fourth, fifth, and sixth were all good years. Teachers were numerous--Helen Grush, Oppy Reams, Gladys Steels, and Mrs. Shoemaker came in rapid succession. Hieh light of our fifth year was our first night party. Seventh grade our teacher was Mrs. McCoy, one of our favorite teachers. Dean Halverson made a cake for the school picnic that year. Eighth grade we were the boss of the grade school. Happy day, we graduated. Our teacher that year was }i;rs. Brown. Hieh School-green Freshies. The teachers that year were all okay. The Initiation was rough but we were too. Sophomore, and now our turn to dish it out to the Freshies. VIe did, too. Our sponsor that year was Mrs. Jenkins. Junior year, we had our class play that we loyally believe, was the best ever. We kept the flag away from the Sophomores too. Mrs. Peterson was our sponsor that year. row in our Senior Year we rule the roost (we think.) Nobody was, is or ever will be as great as the Class of "49n. Just ask any senior, he' 11 tell you. Marie Harris has the title of Carnival Queen this year. l•Ir. Baker is our sponsor, and although we don't just love school, vre kinda hate to graduate. ��SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class, being of sound mind and good health wish the following onto the following described persons: Esther Richards wills her History papers to Harold. (He uses them anyway. ) N,arie Harris wills her ability to cet doughnuts to Jane Thieme. Buster ifalker wills his big feet to Neal Snooks. Woody Emerson wills his ability to get along with girls to Dean Halverson. Hugh Larsen wills his good grades to Lois Butler. Stanley Steele wills his whiskers to To~ Tanner. Jimmie Frahm wills his tallness to Ji~ Rutherford. Charles Sutherlin wills his hot rod to Earl Cable. Eileen Richards wills her ability to be a good lawyer to Jimmie Squires. Howard Fahrion wills his place on the first team to Donald Mcintyre. Gary Payson wills his curly hair to Merle Harrison. Bill Huntington wills Martha, to John Purcell. Don Fair wills his basketball to Faye Haga. Bud Larsen wills his physique to Kennie Montgomery. Berniece :Ciuntington wills her car to Shirley Dowell. Jeanne So\'rer wills her curly hair to Cora Landreth . Jo Ann wills her ability to argue to delen McCarthy. ��• • J un1ors ��JUNIORS LOIS BUTLER Sect. Jr. Class Sect. Student Council HAROLD LePLA.TI' Vice-Pres. Jr. Class DONALD MciNTYRE Student Council FAYE HAGA Pres. Jr. Class Student Council JANE THEIME JOHN PURCELL HELEN McCARTHY CORA IANmETH ��Dean Halverson JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY i'/e started to school in the year of 1938 ·with Helen .t.cCarthy, Marie Harris, Cora Landreth, and Jane Thieme . ~·le were very small and shy but the shyness soon left us vmen we found how nice our teacher, ~{rs. McDonald was. The second year Donald Mcintyre came fron l~ew lt~exico . That year we started writing and our arithmetic was just a little harder. Our teacher was Miss Jacobson. The third year To~ Tanner came from Allison. That year we started having geography every Friday afternoon. ..e didn't like it so we gave our teacher, L.'.rs. Shields, a surprise party every Friday until she started making us do our geography first. In the fourth grade we had the same teacher but we started on division problems that year. The fifth grade we had three teachers-Mrs . Steels, Mrs. ~lcSpadden and Mrs. Wilmer . Our greatest fun was watchine Mrs. Wilmer ride down the fire escape. The sixth grade Harold LePlatt came from I.ew l!exico . Our teacher was l.:.rs. Ostwald . I'Je played relay games and sang "Pistol Packin 1 J,!a_ma. 11 The seventh grade '\vas our hardest year so far. Mrs. Brown was our teacher. In the eighth grade we really thou;ht we were hot stuff. We were nov1 in the hieh school buildine. It also meant that we got to graduate from elementary school. Mrs . nhite was our teacher. The ninth grade the sophomores Yrere a trifle hard on us. The initiation was a little rough. Faye Haga and Lois Butler entered during this year. hlrs. Jenkins, Urs. Baker, and Mrs. Peterson were our teachers. When we were sophomores it was our turn to dish it out to the "freshies. 11 John Purcell entered our class that year. Our teachers were A~. Jenkins, Mrs . Peterson, and Mrs . ~rris. This year we didn 1 t get to give a play as our class is so small. We sold refreshments at our Invitational Tournament and earned $144. This money goes to the banquet and prom that we plan on giving for the seniors. We hope they appreciate it because it has and will involve a lot of hard work. There are only nine Juniors this year. Five girls and four boys. Our teachers are: lJr. Baker, Mr. Pushor, Mrs. Peterson, and Mr. O'Toole. ��sophomores ��SOPHOMORES Betty Stephenson, Marjorie Mattes, Vera Hollar, Barbara McCoy, Shir.Ley Dowell, Jnne Martin, Barbara Wells, Jinlnzy' Squires, Kenneth Montgomery, Bobby Norris, Johnny Goff, Melvin Rodrequez, Clarence Monger, Merle Harrison, Noel Peterson, J~ Rutherford; Martha Shelhamer, Kay Larsen, La Verne Sower, Jeanie W'ells, Cecelia Cnndiff, Frances Albright, Wilma Wells, Frances Parks. In our first year of school we started out with a full class, but now there are only eight of us who started out that first year. They are Bobby Norris, Kennie Montgomery, Jnne Martin, Jeanie ~Vells, LaVerne Sower, Betty Stephenson, Martha Shelhamer, and Merle Harrison, Bobb,r ana Kennie were just as mean as t.hey are now. Vie had our first 11night 11 party at the Grange Hall when we were in the fifth grade. From then on the fourth graders seemed like babies. The main thing that remains of our eighth grade is trying to work square root. We had three different teachers that year and they all worked the stuff different ways. Vere we confused. Our freshman initiation was nnbearable. We got it for a whole weekt. Oh well, we lived through it. The only thing that kept us alive '\Vas the thought that next year we could do the same things to those dear little freshies. The impossible happened. We only got to initiate them one night, but that is fate. ��freshmen ��FRESHMEN: Back Row, L. To R.: Ji.nmr:i..e Mohney, Paul Denton, Charles Goff, Dwight Ward, R. V. Cobb, 14i.ddl.e Row: Frank Harris, Jack Steele, Melvin Haga, Martin Landreth, Victor Neuenschwander, Sam Hollar, Edward Percell, James Mobley, Tol'liiD\Y' Richards, Front Row: Earl Cable, Dorothy Stephenson, Nadine Smart 1 Melba Cundiff, Helen Bro\Ul, Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson, and Kenneth McCoy. We started our school in 1939 with ltiss l4cDonald as our teacher. These people have come from the £irst to the ninth in this school: Martin Landreth, Tolllley' Richards, Dwight Ward, Edward Percell, Kenneth McCoy, Dorothy Stephenson, and R. V. Cobb. Miss Jacobs taught us all we learned in the second grade. Remember when Tol'l~ID\Y' had to sit on the teacher's lap. In the third grade Mrs. Shields taught us. It was an uneventful year. I guess we really were mean in the fourth grade. That year we learned the art of shooting spit wads. Mrs. Sapp was our teachers. Boy, weren't we big in the fifth grade, we went upstairs and had parties too. Mrs. Ostwald was our teacher. In the sixth grade 1re were divided. Eight people were in six "A" and the rest were in six 11B11 • Mrs. Worall taught six "A 11 and NJ.l"s. Ostwald six "B". Mr. Smith helped us through the seventh grade. We made $97 raffling a basket of food. This went £or Playground Equipment. Now for the eighth grade and graduation. llrs. Morris gave us good enough grades to graduate with: Victor Neuenschwander and Hilda Peterson tied for Valedictorian . Now we are ninth graders with a bad reputation. We hope 11e are improving, teachers L ��favorites ��ANNUAL QUEEN Lenora Archuleta �1 �organizations ��STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right: Donald Mcintyre, La Verne Sower, Faye Haga, Goldie Wells, Lois Butler, Aaron Baker, Bud Larsen, Howard Fahrion, Bobby Norris, Don Fair, Martin Landreth, Jim Frahm. Early last fall, class meetings were called for the selection of representatives to the Student Council. Our student governing body. Seniors chose four members, Juniors three, Sophomores two, Freshmen one, and Eighth Grade one. From the Seniors class were chosen Bud Larsen, Don Fair, Jim Frahm, and Howard Fahrion, the Juniors selected Lois Butler, Faye Haga, and Don ~.: cintyre. Representing the Sophomores are LaVerne Sower and Bobby Norris. The Freshmen chose Martin Landreth and the Eighth grade chose Goldie Wells. From these eleven members of the Student Council, Jim Frahm was elected to serve as president, Howard Fahrion as Vice-President, and Lois Butler was elected secretary. Under the direction of Mr. Baker, and tl~ough the leadership of its members, the Student Council was responsible for ridding the school of the menace of pinon nuts. A delegation composed of Bud Larsen, Jim Frahm, and sponsor Mr. Baker, was selected to go to the State Student Council convention at Fort Collins, but due to the Basketball schedule were unable to attend. ��"B" CLUB· Standing: L. to R.: Woody Emerson, Jinnnie Frahm, Howard Fahrion, Bud Larsen, Don Fair, Buster Walker, Neal Snooks, Coach Baker, Seater: Stanley Steele, Gary Payson, Hueh Larsen, Harold LePlatt, Bill Huntington. Bayfield High broueht a new organization to its hall. The "B" Club, sponsored by Coach Baker, is composed of all high school athletes who have earned letters in high school sports. The eleven members of this year's "B" Club elected Howard Fahrion, president, Woody Emerson, Vice-President, and Harold LePlatt, Secretary. Various matters concerning athletics have been discussed and acted upon at the several successful meetines. The great success of the pre-season basketball tourney in November was due to the initial steps taken by the 11 B11 Club. ��WOLVERINE Twenty juniors and seniors wandered into the 1olverine meeting room in November and most o.f them -..andered out with assignments .for the production o.f Bayfield High School's number one attraction, the «olverine year book. After due consideration .for talents, advisor Mr. Pushor, announced the .following staf.f assignments: Jimmie Frahm and Lois Butler, Co-editors; Marie Harris, clubs and class editor, assisted by Faye Ila.ga and Jane Thieme; Buster Walker, business manager, assisted by Harold LePlatt and Hugh Larsen; Jo Ann Mobley and Esther Richards, advertising managers; Buster Walker and Bud Larsen, sports editors, aided by Ji.JDJ:ey" Mohney and Tol'IIey' Richards; Dean Halverson, Photographer; Jeanne Solver, Dormie Fair, Eileen Richards, and Bill Huntington, make-up editors; Howard Fahrion, artist. One of the main attractions .for working on the Wolverine this year has been the generous excuses given by the Wolverine staff advisor, Mr. Pushor, .from English class. Pictures of indi. vidual jun1ors and seniors, o.f classes and organizations, and of grade school groups were taken on January 19. The staff wishes you long rooments o.f memories and nostalgia with the reading of this year 1 s WOLVERINE ��PURPLE AND GOLD Standing: Hilda Peterson, To~ Richards, J~ Mohney, Mr. Pusher, Sitting: Nancy Rutherford, Earleen McCoy, Jeanie Wells, Jo Ann Mobley, Esther Richards, Eileen Richards, Nina Squires, Helen Brown, Goldie Wells, Jo Ann Mobley was chosen to head the 1948-49 Purple and Gold staff of Bayfield High School. Marie Harris bad the position of news editor. Jeanie Wells was selected as associate editor to succeed to the editorship next year. Other staff members are Esther Richards and Eileen Richards, humor editors; Ann Tanner, Hilda Peterson, Nina Squires, Helen Brown, Nancy Rutherford, Goldie Wells and Earleen McCoy reporters; J~ Mohney, sports; Nina Squires and Hilda Peterson, production; Raymond Yfells and Toiilii\Y Richards, Circulation. Through a high-pressured campaign in September, the staff enrolled near~ a hundred subscribers in grade and high school. Instead of selling advertising for each issue, the staff encouraged businessmen of Bayfield to purchase subscriptions. This year's staff encountered numerous obstacles, among them the lack of typists and the all-too-familiar deadline for reeular issues. Out standing features of the Purple ani Gold were the good coverage of sports and school activities, teachers interviews, senior portraits, and grade news. Mr. Pusher is the Purple and Gold Sponsor. ��PEP CLUB Left to Right, Top Row: Bonnie Landreth, Dorothy Stephenson, Nadine Smart, Cora Landreth, Melba Cundiff, Helen Brown, Shirley I:owell, Barbara Wells, Wilma Wells, Vera Hollar, Cecelia Cundif f, Clara Rivas, Mary Tofoya, Middle Row: Mrs. Peterson, Kay Larsen, Faye Haga, Marjorie Mattes, Helen UcCarthy, Jo Ann Mobley, Lois Butler, Jeannie Wells, Jane Thieme, Barbara !!cCoy, Frances Parks, Esther Richards, Eileen Richards, Front Ro~ Jeanne Sower, Betty Noble, Goldie ·,•[ells, Earleen McCoy, Nancy Rutherford, Roberta Pierson, Rosemary Purcell, ~ Davis, and Frances Albright~ Cheer Leaders: Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson, LaVerne Sower, and Martha Shelharraner. The 1948-49 Pep Club, under the ·advice of Mrs. Peterson, has been remodeled from the previous organization. More interest has been taken by high school students, and more activities have been undertaken. Early in the season the student body selected four cheerleaders to lead their activities. The girls chosen are LaVerne Sower, Martha Shelllalller, Hilda Peterson, and Nina Squires. The cheer girls have decked themselves out in new purple and gold outfits. The leaders introduced new yells and songs to the club and worked out regular folk dance steps to accompany them. Forty-two girls belong to the Pep Club, and most of them have purchased purple sweaters to wear to the games. l.:C.ny of them expect to receive a letter "B" for their sweaters at the end of the year, depending on their participation in Pep Club. The Pep Club girls have earned money at games by selling refreshments. The money earned •~s spent to help pay expenses for out-of-town games. ��MUSIC Back Row: Rosenary Purcell, Roberta Pierson, Mary Joyce Davis, Nadine Smart, Melba Cundiff, Bonnie Landreth, Frances Parks, Frances Albright, Clara Revis. Second Row: Betty Noble, Shirley Dowell, Marjorie Uattes, Helen McCarthy, Esther Richards, Cora Landreth, Eileen Richards, Wilma Wells, Vera Hollar, Cecelia Cundiff, llary Tafoya, Mr. O'Toole. Front Row: Lois Butler, Jane Thieme, Barbara llcCoy, Jeanne Sower, Faye Haga, laVerne So>rer, Kay Larsen, »a.rtha Shelhamer, Ba.1·bara Wells. The music class was organized at the first of the year with Mr. 0' Toole as director. were the musicians. Lois Butler and LaVerne So1ter The chorus sang and learned several new songs which they sang at the various clubs and meetings. trio this year consisted of Esther Richards, Wilma 1~rtha Shelhamer. The ells, and ��sports ��This year was the first for six-man football in Bayfield. The Wolverines were runners-up in the Basin Leaeue. That ~s pretty good for first year. The Dolores Bears won the Basin championship. They had several years of six-man football playinc to back them. The ·wolverines started the season by playing Dove Creek. The follovd.nc are the teams they played and the scores. Dove Creek 0 Pagosa Springs Dolores 18 Ignacio 0 Indians 13 0 Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield 48 36 0 54 25 These are the boys who played for Bayfield on the first six. Snooks played left end, -~·:alker-cer:ter, Frahm-right end, Fair-quarterback, Fahrion-left hal£back, and Larsen-right halfback. These are the rest of the boys as follows: Hugh larsen, John Purcell, Bill Huntineton, Jimmy Squires, Kenneth Montgomery, Jimmy Rutherford, Noel Peterson, Woody Emerson, and Harold LePlatt. Coach Baker did very well with his boy's for his and their first year. �- �Howard Fahrion1 Wooey &lerson1 Don Fair1 Buster Walker1 JiDmie Frala. The First Five Stanley Steele, Donald Kclntyre 1 Bill Huntington, Neal Snooks 1 Kenneth McCoy, Don Fair, Howard Fahrion, Woody Emerson, Jimmie Frabm1 Buster Walker 1 Harold LePlatt :Ugr., Aaron A• .Eaker1 Coach. ��SECOND TEAM Back Row, Left to Rieht: Jirranie Squires, Bobby Norris, Martin Landreth, Kenneth Montgomery, Noel Peterson, John Golf, Coach Baker. Front Row, Left to Right: Gary Payson, Harold LePlatt, Jimmie 1~hney, Paul Denton. Forr7ard: Harold LePlatt, Center : Martin Landreth, Forward: Gary Payson, Guard: Bobby Norris, Guard & Kenny Montgomery. ��BASKETBALL '48-49' Bayfield ....... .so II II ........ 40 II II •.••••• • 29 " II II II ••••.••• 39 II II ....... . ?5 II II •....•.. 31 II ....... . 59 " ........ II 48 II ........ 54 II II " II II II II II II II ....... . 41 •••••••• 37 ........ 52 ........ 46 ........ 53 .......• 41 ........ 24 ........ 53 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ........ 43 II II ....... . )9 II II ........ 61 II II ......•. 68 II II ....... . 61 •..•.... 49 .•...... 24 •••••... 39 •••••••• 42 ....... . 16 II II II II ........ 56 II II ........ 30 tl II II II II II ........ ........ ....... . 6) here here here here here here here here there here there here here there here Kirtland Kirtland Kirtland here there here there here here there here there there there there there there 21 . ..... ••• • Town Team 29 .. ..•. • • • •Indians J4 •••••••••• Silverton 18 •••••••••• Indians 46 •••••••••• Silverton 29 •••••••••• Ignacio 5o •••••••••• Silverton 4o •••••••••• Pagosa 39 .......... Mancos 28 •••••••••• Nucla l? •••••••••• ~ve Creek 45 ••••••••••Aztec 2? •••••••••• Monticello J5 •••••••••• Indians 2) •••••••••• Dolores 2) ••••••••••Aztec 2? •••••••••• Kirtland J5 •••••••••• Cortez 24 •••••••••• Mancos 55 •••••••••• Durango 2l ........•• Dove Creek 39 •••••••••• Farmington 4J. •••••••••• Indians 4J. ••••.••••• Cortez )) •••••••••• Dolores J5 •••••••••• Durango )) ••••••••••Silverton )2 •••••••••• Hooper )6 •••••••••• Sanford 28 •••••••••• Ignacio •••••••••• Pagosa ••••..•.•• Cortez DURA1GO TOURNEY Mar. 3-4-5 II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II II ........ ........ ................ ........ ........ . ....... • ••••••••• lAancos .......... .......... .......... .......... ........... ......... .......... ��BASKETBALL •48-49' We started the season off with Walker and Frahm as foM~ards Fair as center, Emerson and Fahrion as Guards. After the Preseason Tournament the line up was: Walker and Fahrion forwards, Fair center, Frahm and Emerson guards. And it has been that way since. With much support from the second five. We have had the best season in Football and Basketball, that B. H. S. has on~- ~-r many years. The players were able to show their abilit: ith the new Gymnasium. The team wishes to thank Mr. Baker for his swell job of coaching, and to the teachers and the Pep Club for their support. We a..L.su wish to thank the Towns-People and Parents for their support of the team and school. As we are ready to send the annual to press, we are looting forward: March, 3-4-5, we travel to Durango for the San Juan Basin Class 11 B11 Tournament. From there we hope to go to District, and from there on. COACHES MESSAGE The team this year was made up chief~ of seniors who reached their peak in 1948-49. Howard Fahrion and Jimmie Frahm had played together four years, with Buster Walker in the line up for three years, Woody Emerson and Don Fair two years. The other boys on the team had height and ability somewhat comparable to the first five. Never in history had Bayfield even dreamed of taking such foes on as Durango, Farmington, Cortez, Aztec, and others in the "A" Class. Never before had competition been so keen throughout the San Jean Basin. We scored 1,369 points to our opponents 984. We had a scoring average 45.6 to the opponents 32.6. We have played 30 games; so far we have won 23 and lost 7. Don Fair leads in scoring with 416, ?ahrion was next with 362, Buster next with 216, Woody Emerson next with 119, and Frahm last with 90 points. ��Bayfield Defeats Silverton To Win B Tournament Proving that it was not an Uf- ers caught up and went ahead set the night before, Bayfield won 15-14 but the determined Wolthe Class B Tournament in Du- verines clicked for three lay-ups rango Saturday night by defeat- to increase their half-time lead to ing Silverton 42-31. It was the 23-15. second t1me in the tournament The Miners put up a hard fight that Bayfield won from SJlverton. in the third period but Don Fa.r An overflow crowd that had kept his team out m front and the gym packed a half hour be- Buster W a lker added four points fore the prclimmary game, saw to send the W olverines to a 33-23 the Bavficld Wolverines hustle advantage at the start of the last th ir way to their most importa nt quarter. victory of the season. It w as a hectic last period and B oth teams arc eligible for the tempers were short T he Miners district B tou rnnment at Alamosa s h ots were h u rrit•dlv and wildly starting Thursday. a nd B ayfield pick ed up extra The Silverton Min.ers were poi n ts to win 43-31. cold throughout the game and The eniire Bayfield fiv e blew many chances. But they played a fast ball game and d id fought all the way as they lost. not stop once. Neither team used 8 substitution as not a A s the game started, Gallegos hit a foul shot to put the Minman fouled out. ers out in front. The WolverH oward Fahnon was high point ines bounced back quickly with man with 17. He was ably assistHoward Fahrion and Don Fair ed bv Don Fair w 1th 14 Don Rob• hitting. and. led 14-10 at the I inson and Sam Eccher hit 8 points quarter. apiece in the losm~: cause fo1 SIIIn the second quarter, the .!V!in- V<'rton. 'l'hp 1cfPn Ps wPrC' ClnrC'ncc H1gman and Plnl I11cdt Durango e1ghth g1ade \\Oil n p1clnnmmy •, nw I10rn the Uh• )1ghtwc1ght,.,, SAN JUAN l!J-17. I I ~ BASIN 1949 ~ ~ FINAL TOUR NAMENT A WARIJS MADE A\\a)(l muiiiUJJC(d , I lOnclu1011 or th1 B Tom nan nt <~t Snll lev pvm .Satur-Jav 111 •ht mcludcd. Ch<:rnplouslllp: B<ty fl( Jd T< am sport:-m.1nsh1p .l\\ m d. Pa~:;os,l S1 I lllg,; Se.1 001 .J\\,l!d S lvllton.tollln< m• nt h.J"I<l'l h 111 1\ll St,11 ll. m: Jio,, .11d F.l1 on an'l Don fo'.tn Ih,,,,.lcJ, Don Rob Ill < n. ~ll\ ''I !n11, l' 11 d I' ~bo I), Ute l!Hil.•ns; J<~tk Mo• 1 '. Dolo,. .. su' 1 d te.wl. B!lltl.m ( f I.m ' I '· 1 n 'r I I l' I l • ll k I ( r B Yhl d. (o~·; \ of S!l\l~l tun, and l;o dl· • I llo)• 11 'v ��elementary ��8th Gradel Top Row, L. to R.a Larry Smith, Wylie Carmack, Raymond Wells, Clare Rivas, Bonny Landreth, Charlie Berry, Donnie Holt. Bottom Row, L. to R.a llary Tofoya, Rose llary Purcell, Earleen McCoy, Goldie Wells, Nancy Rutherford, Roberta Pierson, Uary Davis, and Betty Noble. 7th Grades Top Row, L. to R.a John Bigham, Bobby Wolfe, Cecil McCoy, Ermon Harper, Lawerence Garcia, David Rivas, Felix Sanchez, Gordon Steele. Bottom Row: Rena Davis, l!arka Peterson, Joanne Hickman, llrs. &ni.th, Vadie Harris, Derylin Cooper, Charlotte Mobley. �- �Sth Grade: Back Row: D. Percell, G. Yuser, L. Peterson, J. Sower, D. I~~cCoy, D. t~euenschv~ander, M. Tafoya, R. Kelzy, J. Montgomery, B. Squires, D. ifells, W. Martin, Y{. Gosney, G. Powell. Front Row: M. Harris, S. Carmack, E. Marris, D. Harper, B. McIntyre, G. Boulden, P. Tafoya, w. Peterson, E. Crowell. 6th Grade: Back Row: C. Weddle, M. Bigham, J. Cavendar, S. Morrison, J. Temple, G. !~per , S. Snooks, F. Revis , J. Monger, s. Hickman, Mrs. Short. Second now: A. Davis , M. Thompson, B. Hayden, J. Wells, H. Rodriquez, J. Snooks, J. Holt, J. Monger, B. Carpenter, R. Martinez, M. Metz. ��Fourth Gradel Top Row1 L. to R.a lirs. Ostwald1 R. ~!orton1 K. Payne 1 s. Longwell, G. Amon1 II. Lelds1 J. llarshall, s. Cundiff1 R. Go!f1 G. Cooper, L. Van Dusen1 )(. Horrison1 c. Revis1 s. JlcVicker1 l!. Carpenter, J. Neuenschwander, s. Jlay!ield1 B. J. Weber1 E. Powell. Third Grade, 1st Rowa J. Reed, u. Bigham., s. Carmack., s. llullen1 B. llattes., De R. Rodriquez., B. Archuleta., H. Wells_, B. Holt, Se Thompson. 2nd Rows )Irs. Folscm, L. Killenback1 J. Harper., D. Kesselring., L. Grady_, P. llcVicker, R. Kelly, Ee Tafoya., J. Holt., R. Wells, De sower. ��* Second Grade 1 Back Row1 L. to R. II. Lewis1 E. Birch1 N. Powell G. Purcell1 E. Edwards., P. Davenport, B. Carpenter, A. Harris1 w. Humniston1 J. Cooper, D. Gosney1 Bottcm Rowa K. llorrison1 L. Webber 1 A. :Murrey., L. Jlu1lins 1 L. Sower., K. James., D. Grush1 Kiss Green. First Gradel Back Row1 L. to R.a Ge Berry1 F. Goff1 S. Carmack1 J. Payne1 H. Carpenter, J. Jl.arti.n1 D. eiser1 De Jenld.n8 1 Lou Pcma.1 G. Grady1 Se Longwell 1 Be Hyden1 C. Carmack1 L. llorrisone Bottom Rowa De Purcell., s. Lewis 1 c. l!cint,re1 D. • Thcma.s1 A. Baker1 P • Stephenson, J. Sower, P. Killenbeck 1 R. Lhippert1 L. Archu1eta1 R. 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Wolverine 1949 The Wolverine 1949 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 5b94d21b-958a-4afa-a688-0cb1389e60bb Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3a37f1e2850bfd8fef6cb2b7794846ed.pdf 03dae73a9736d5ccc7fad319e0a090d1 PDF Text Text ��BAYFIELD 1950 HIGH ��·ThO annual stali• the student nod1• and th• teachers of the Bayfield publiC SchOOl dedicate th\S volUDle of o<'fhO Wolverine" to a\1 those ~ubUc-roinded ~eo~le whO have labored so hard and g;ven so gracioUS11 to brin& abOUt SChOOl District ~umber lO h~ to the firSt Board of Education of thiS ne.. district. Franl< woromer, lr ...•••.... .President cecil \II. sower .•.....••.•.•. secretJ>.r1 charlie B. cooper •..• • •.....Treasurer ��IN MEMORIAM WAYNE SMITH Blue eyes, blond hair, an easy smile, and a winning personality. A good scholar, cooperative, and friendly. The victim of acute ascending paralysis on January 12, 1950. ��---~-- ��A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT The school year of 1949-50 has broadened the vision of the community with the enlarged responsibilities and privileges afforded by a larger and better school district. The late arrival of the "New School Buses," the death of one member of the Junior Class, and the necessary closing of school due to Polio have added some extra meaning to this year of schooling. This Annual will serve to refresh our memories of the many pleasures and associations as well as some difficulties endured by the student body and teachers alike. This Annual has been the result of the plans of the annual staff. The ideas, expressions, and pictures serve as indicators of the thinking of this group. As this goes to press, appreciation is expressed for the patience, cooperativeness, and willingness of the select group who have so ably combined the pages of this year's annual. May this book be reviewed with ever-increasing pleasure as the years come and go. May those whose pictures are found herein continue to mount the stairs that lead to success, without undue difficulty. ��hi gh MR. McCOLUM MRS. JENKINS Superintendent Speech Home Making Algebra Biology school MR. Me TAGGART MR. HILTON Music l-12th American History Coach Bookkeeping Typing I, II faculty MR. EVANS Albegra Chemistry General Science World History Sociology MRS. PETERSON English I, II, ill Spanish I, IT ��THE YEAR IN REVIEW School began September 12th with Mr. Harold McColum as superintendent. He also teaches Speech and presides over the Order of the Wooden Horse. Mr. Hilton, our coach, teaches commercial subjects and sponsors the Senior class. Languages are taught by Mrs. Peterson, who sponsors the pep club. From Durango came our Math, Chemistry, and History teacher, Mr. Evans. He keeps his eye on the Sophomores. Mrs. Jenkins teaches every afternoon, and sponsors the Freshmen. Last but not least, Mr. McTaggart. He teaches music to all grades' and sponsors the Juniors. He came to us from Texas where he taught last year. Grade school teachers, from the first through the eighth are: Mrs. Holgate, Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. Falicon, Mrs. Kelly, Miss Largent, Mrs. Beuten, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Morris. Miss Lucas resigned as third-grade teacher and the grade was taken over by Mrs. Falicon, who came from Colorado Springs. The first social affair of the school was Freshman Initiation. After that they were officially recognized as High School students. The annual Carnival was a hit. We net about $200. There was everything in the way of entertainment, even a movie with the school's new motion picture projector. Our classes have been broadened by pictures which go right along with them. Next came our pre-season Basketball Tourney. There were only four teams entered: Pagosa, Utes, Ignacio, and Bayfield. The Champs were the Pagosa Buccaneers, a prophecy for the year. Although we had our school buses all year, we went to Silverton for our first basketball trip. Incidentally, Silverton beat us, but the trip was worth it, after all. The bus drivers are Phil Sapp, Ivan Parks, and Jimmie Frahm. We gave a Christmas Music Festival on Dec. 21. There was chorus music from all grades and a Christmas carol sung by every grade. Everyone in High School Music classes seems very enthusiastic about it, School took up on January 3rd after Christmas vacation. The highlight of that occasion was Mr. McColum's mustache. Immediately after that every boy in High School appeared with a mustache. Guess they didn't fertilize them enough, because theirs soon disappeared. The date set for the Junior play was Friday, Jatruary 13th. The play was postponed in remembrance of Wayne Smith, who died January 12th. Since he had a leading part in the play, it made finding another actor to fit his (art necessary. The play, "The Phantom Bells," was given January 18th with a record attendance crowd. Our school was closed for two weeks because of polio. This really was necessary because Mr. Hilton and Mr. McColum were under quarantine and there was such a polio scare at the time. Mary Ann Murray took polio, and no one knew how many of her classmates she had exposed to the polio bug. Directly following vacation, the student council went to work on putting out our annual. It is hoped that school and the annual will be out about the same time. At the Durango Basketball Tournament, Bayfield made a good showing but was eliminated after their first two games. They played Silverton and Mancos, both of which were good games. Silverton took the Championship after fighting for her life with Pagosa. Here at home we had our own Inner-class Tourney. In the boys' teams the Seniors proved winners over the Freshmen, the Sophomores taking the Juniors. The girls entered the Tournament with the Rag Mop (Juniors) versus the Wild Geese (Freshmen). The Junior girls took the Championship and the Senior boys defeated the Sophomores after a close battle for the Championship title. We have yet to look forward to a Spring Music Festival which is scheduled for April 7th. About a week later is the Fine Arts Festival in Durango. Many of the music students have practiced solos and duets and the boys and girls choruses have their numbers almost ready. The Seniors have begun practice on their play, "The Elusive Bachelor," which they will give in April. The play cast includes every Senior. Also, away off in the dim future is the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors plan to stage a nice banquet with the money earned from the play. And then comes the day we are all looking forward to, Graduation Day. The Seniors will graduate (they hope), school will be out, and another three months of vacation will begin. ��SARAH LOU DAVIS Music 2 Pep Club 2 LOIS BUTLER Student Council 4 Annual 2 Music 4 Pep Club 4 HAROLD LePLA TT Student Council 3 Annual 2 Athletics 4 Pres., "B" Club JANE THIEME Music 3 Pep Club 4 Annual 1 FAYE HAGA Sr. Class Pres. Student Council 2 Pep Club 4 Music 3 Annual 2 ��JOHN PURCELL Athletics 3 Music 2 Student Council 2 "B" Club Annuall DEAN HALVERSON Annual 2 Music 2 DONALD MciNTYRE Athletics 3 Sec., "B" Club Student Council 1 Annuall CORA LANDRETH Music 4 Pep Club 4 HELEN McCARTHY Music 2 Pep Club 4 Annuall ��CLASS PROPHECY As we look into the future ten years from now, we see the following: Donald Mcintyre is married now, but guess what: Martha let Kay Larsen beat her time. Kay is making a good farmer's wife. Cora Landreth has gone to Alaska. You know that in Alaska a girl can get married within two weeks. We wonder if that could be the reason for her going. John Purcell is now at the head of a large Chemistry laboratory, but don't get us wrong; he is standing at the entrance. Jane Thieme has bought part interest in a "Trading Post" in Gallup, New Mexico. We didn't know the guy that drives a blue convertible and has blond hair was an Indian. Helen McCarthy is a housewife with three brats, her husband still driving the 7-Up truck . • Lois Butler is now owner of a dude ranch at La Boca. She married a rich man 1!! Harold LePlatt is still a single man and also a school teacher at Bayfield High. The girls are still after him ! ! ! Sarah Davis is still working at the cafe and flirting with the truck drivers. We don't know why she doesn't marry one of them and get it over with. Faye Haga now has six boys who are all going to be 6'4" tall and good basketball players. Dean Halverson has put up a little shop. He is developing photos and designing airplanes; but don't get excited, it is just toy ones. CLASS WILL The Senior Clas s of 1950 wills the following: Jane Thieme wills her temper to Roberta Pierson; we hope she never uses it. Cora Landreth wills her figure to Kenneth McCoy. What a combination I Sarah Davis wills her lavender lipstick to Edwin Scofield. It is the only way he will get any on his face. Faye Haga wills her ability to get along with Jeanie Wells to Merle Harrison. Lois Butler wills her Model A to Larry Smith. We wonder if he could make good use of it. John Purcell wills his curly hair to Wilma Wells. We hope she uses it. Helen McCarthy wills her good disposition to Victor Neuenschwander. Why don't you use her smile, Victor? Donald Mcintyre wills Martha Shelhamer to Dwight Ward. Harold LePlatt wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Raymond Wells. Dean Halverson wills his ability to get along with Mr. McColum to Martin Landreth. Martin, why don't you take advice 1 II ��-, I -- I I I I I- I I-~~ I I I I I - I -I I - '"" , ~-- ~-~ ... union~ I I I J ��JUNIORS Jimmy Squires, Noel Peterson, Kenneth Montgomery, Clarance Monger, Merle Harrison, Bobby Norris. Francis Parks, Wilma Wells, Barbara McCoy, Jimmy Rutherford, June Martin, Jeanie Wells, Barbara Wells. Francis Albright, Cecelia Cudiff, Martha Shelhamer, LaVerne Sower, FaDonna Payson, Kay Larsen, Vera Hollar. D. L. McTAGGART Sponsor This page paid for and sponsored by CLOVER RICH ICE CREAM COMPANY Durango ��I _ I I ___;,1_ _ I_ -' I I I I I I I I I I I -,- I I =:=!.!,!·.•Jr=,===-'··· -===:=""TTIII.= tl 11 I ... 'Ill Sophomonc.o. ��Arthur Kinsman, Sam Hollar, Victor Neuenschwander, Kenneth McCoy, Martin Landreth, James Mobley, Tommy Richards. R. V. Cobb, Edward Percell, Melvin Haga, Earl Cable, Charles Goff, Kenneth Campbell, Jimmie Mohney. Josephine Peeler, Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson, Helen Brown, Nadine Smart, Melba Cundiff. I EMMIT B. EVANS Sponsor , j This page paid for and sponsored by BAYFIELD FILLING STATION Bayfield ��I-=-JI n ��FRESHMEN Wanda Snook, Nancy Rutherford, Betty Noble, Dan Shupe, Goldie Wells, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Roberta Pierson. Bonnie Landreth, Mary Ioyce Davis, Earlean McCoy, Donna Halverson, Charlie Berry, Raymond Wells, Donnie Holt, Ierry Newman, Edwin Scofield. FRANCES IENKINS Sponsor Th1s page paid for and sponsored by DURANGO BAKERY Durango ��;--~/ --- \ - \ ��STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. McColum, Merle Harrison, Donald Mcintyre, Jeanie Wells, John Purcell, Jimmie Mohney. Faye Haga, La Verne Sower, Hilda Peterson, Goldie Wells, Lois Batler {Absent). This page paid for and sponsored by BERRY'S CASH GROCERY Bayfield ��HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC Jimmy Rutherford, Earl Cable, Arthur Kinsman, Tommy Richards, Jerry Newman. Barbara McCoy, June Martin, Fa Donna Payson, Jeannie Wells, Barbara ells, Donna Halverson, Frances Parks, Wilma Wells, La Verne Sower, Wanda Snooks. Earleen McCoy, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Cora Landreth, Bonnie Landreth, Cecilia Cundiff, Melba Cundiff, Betty Noble, Bobby Pierson. Martha Shelhamer, Frances Albright, Mary Joyce Davis, Nancy Rutherford, Helen Brown, Vera Hollar, Goldie Wells, Kay Larsen. MUSIC This year's music class started with a very experienced teacher, Mr. Dan L. McTaggart. He didn't know it, but he was really getting into a job, as we didn't know much about music. This year we have a mixed group of boys and girls, although this picture doesn't indicate it. The boys had gone to Durango for basketball practice, so they didn't have their pictures taken with the girls. The boys joined very unwillingly, but I believe they enjoy it now. The whole music class sponsored a Christmas program this year, and everyone really enjoyed it. We are now getting ready for a Spring Festival and the Fine Arts Festival in Durango. We hope we will show some more improvement by then and make a fine showing for Bayfield. ��FAVORITES ANNUAL QUEEN CARNIVAL QUEEN LEAH RAE BREDAHL RENA DAVIS MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST POPULAR BOY NINA SQUIRES DONALD MciNTYRE ��- ------- ��FIRST TEAM Mr. Hilton, Neal Snooks, Kenneth McCoy, Martin Landreth, Edward Percell. Kenneth Montgomery, Bobby Norris, Harold LePlatt, Jimmie Mohney, Donald Mcintyre. This page paid for and sponsored by D. L. WELLS Bayfield ��SECOND TEAM Mr. Hilton, Noel Peterson, John Purcell, Tommy Richards, Raymond Wells, Edward Percell. R. V. Cobb, Victor Neuenschwander, Jimmy Squires, Kenneth Campbell, Jimmie Rutherford. This page paid for and sponsored by RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Bayfield ��PEP CLUB Mary Ellen Kinsman, Bonnie Landreth, Helen McCarthy, Faye Raga, Jane Thieme, June Martin, FaDonna Payson, Jeanie Wells, Barbara Wells, Josephine Peeler, Vera Hollar. Melba Cundiff, Nadine Smart, Earleen McCoy, Betty Noble, Roberta Pierson, Francis Albright, Cora Landreth, Francis Parks, Cecilia Cundiff, Wanda Snook. Nancy Rutherford, Barbara McCoy, Wilma Wells, Helen Brown, Donna Halverson, Mary Joyce Davis, Kay Larsen, Goldie Wells. LaVerne Sower, Nina Squires, Martha Shelhamer, Hilda Peterson. jo-:V/ This page paid for and sponsored by BAYFIELD AND IGNACIO Locker Plants ��''B'' CLUB Victor Neuenschwander, Jimmy Squires, Raymond Wells, Jimmie Mohney, Martin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Kenneth Montgomery, Noel Peterson, Mr. Hilton, Bobby Norris. Donald Mcintyre, John Purcell, Neal Snooks, Harold LePlatt. The ''B" Club is composed of all high school athletes who have earned letters in any competitive high school sport. This is the second year for such an organization at Bayfield High; however, it can look forward to an active future with only four of the thirteen members graduating. The pre-season basketball tournament was the club's main project for this year. Training rules for th~ San Juan Basin Tournament were also suggested and adopted by the members. These and other activities of the club have helped the success of athletics at Bayfield High. This page paid for and sponsored by CLIVE PETERSON, REAL ESTATE Bayfield ��CONFERENCE GAMES PRESEASON TOURNAMENT Bayfield Indians Bayfield Pagosa Bayfield Indians l8 34 43 3l 27 21 Pagosa Ignacio Ignacio Indians Indians Pagosa 29 27 31 24 30 44 Bayfield '' " " " '' '' " '' DURANGO TOURNAMENT Bayfield Bayfield 37 22 Silverton 58 Mancos 26 " " '' " " " " " " 22 2l 22 21 14 32 32 42 36 33 36 40 42 31 51 33 Town Team Utes Silverton Farmington Pagosa Chama Mancos Dolores Dove Creek Silverton Mancos Ignacio Dolores Pagosa Utes Durango Dove Creek Ignacio 25 36 43 53 65 37 43 40 44 27 38 27 46 51 47 57 ��EIGHTH GRADE Felix Sanchez, Bobby Wolfe, Mason Ludwig, Lawerance Garcia, David Revis, Cecil McCoy, Iohn Bigham. Gordon Steele, Myrna Snook, Charolotte Mobley, Vadie Harris, Marka Peterson, 1o Ann Hickman, Grace Kinsman, Iuanita Shupe, Derylin Cooper, Clark Gilbert. HANNAH D. MORRIS Teacher This page paid for and sponsored by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Durango ��SEVENTH GRADE Donnie McCoy, Jimmy Sower, Floyd Wedell, Junior Tafoya, David Neuenschwander, Billy Squires, Leonard Peterson. David Percell, Gordon Powell, Wayne Martin, Jerry Montgomery, Wade Gosney, Georgie Wiser, Dick Wells. LeVonne :McCoy, Warx:la Peterson, Edna Mattes, Betty Mcintyre, Romona Tanner, Gayle Boulden, Myrtle Harris. Barbara Wommer, Nancy McKinney, Freda Bueton, Mary Tafoya, Dora Harper. ETHEL SMITH Teacher This page paid for and sponsored by SOWERS BROTHERS Bayfield ��SIXTH GRADE Jimmy Temple, Gary Harper, Robert Luther, Fred Rivas, Jerry Monger, Stanley Morrison. Ben Lyall, Ray Cundiff, Mathew Bigham, Johnny Cavender, David Miller, Sammy Hickman, Terry Neal. Juanita Holt, Jean Snooks, Jewel Monger, Connie Weddle, Barbara Hayden, Shirley Chadd. ALTA BEUTEN Teacher /-' �, �FIFTH GRADE Marvin Arnold, Wendell Bates, Eugene Gilbert, Elmer Powell. Kenneth Payne, Eddie Stahl, Stanley Cundiff, Marvin Lewis, Moses Martinez, Spencer Gilbert, Robert Goff. Kay Snook, Mary Luthie, Sandra McVicker, Janeanne Neunschwander, Lavina Wommer, Betty Webber, Marie Morrison. CHRISTEL LARGENT Teacher This page paid for and sponsored by LEWIS MERCANTILE Bavfield ��FOURTH GRADE Donald Sower, Carrol Martin, Jimmie Holt, George Larsen, Ernest Tafoya, Thomas Harper, Ray Wells. Dolores Martinez, Leonora Grady, Lois Emma Landreth, Patricia McVickers, Mae Johnson, Doris Kesselring. Myrna Bigham, Gwendolyn Carmack, Helen Wells, Betty Holt, Berlinda Archuleta, Barbara Mattis. MARY E. KELLY Teacher This page paid for and sponsored by LOS PINOS CAFE Bayfield ��THIRD GRADE Lonnie Sower, Donnie Grush, Paul Davenport, Doris Blackmore, Iudy Gilbert, Marvin Lewis, Alvan Naranjo, Danny Gosner. Keith Iames, Adrian Murray, Wendell Bartholomew, Leroy Webber, 1erry Ludwig, Fred Kesselring. Wylena Humiston, Ierolene Percell, I etta Cooper, Donna TaDner, Nina Powell, Emma Edwards, Bonnie Cundiff, K.athern Stahl. GLADYS FALICON Teacher This page paid for and sponsored by 1AMES HARDWARE Bayfield ��GRADE SECOND Drue Dye, 1ohnny Payne, Billy Heiden, Wilfred Martinez, David 1enkins, Tommy Beuten, Tommy Miller. Maxine Dye, Sharon Lewis, Carolyn Carmack, Gladys Grady, Lenora Archuleta, Carolynne Mcintyre, Betty Weddle, Darlene Percell. 1ulian Martin, Freddy Goff, 1anet Sower, 1ohn McKinney, Phyllis Killingbeck, Lawrence Morrison, Karen Smith, Eugene Berry, Rupert Archuleta. EVELYN CROWELL Teacher ·~ '''" .~~~.. j;;••• - ·-' .;. .. . •• •• •• - =II •••• II • • • • . ~:;:-~ -~ -~. · ~ This page paid for and sponsored by LOS PINOS SERVICE STATION Bayfield ��FIRST GRAD E Gary Sower, Danny Weddle, Myrna Lois Altman, Vedona Grady, Evelyn Harris, Marlene Hayes, Kathy McVicker, Leah Rae Bredahl, Hazel Ann McCoy, Penny Martin, Sally Gilbert, Bobby Larsen. Carl Eggleston, Lucas Martinez, Earline Blackmore, Ann Lynn Heiden, Karen Powell, Frances Carmack, Judy McVicker, Ruth Hotz, Sandra Jean McColum, Michael Tafoya, Philip Stock, Garvin Snook. 'li'~~? CLAUDIA MAY HOLGATE ,.. ~ • Teacher ~&oo This page paid for and sponsored by BAYFIELD HOTEL Bayfield :::) ��CHARTER '·J·> • • .··.- • 1. (-. Homebody Best Saleswoman of the year. Barbara Wommer. ORDER I ~ - ' ROYAL • ' •' f .~ ~.-. MEMBERS ! OF THE WOODEN HORSE ��- ----4? WF1 T.,t. ;B.) ��IYl OV)JTIt iN EA., ��PtNup f-."" O'(l•c..t Steo..d.teS ~ ...... \a .. Ouch) ��Ma..rih~ /YJ'}' F Yet.)"' c. ,. 5 t3e Po.-e, .,. EC\.rle..e..h ��8 ,..__5 ~ -t r-, f .Pr • ,..._, M a. Y1 c o.s ~ �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1950 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1950 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1950, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [90] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. The Wolverine 1950 IIIF Item Metadata UUID ac1f3d96-4c46-45c0-9f0d-5bf13ffac03d Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2e1a2869c7e166747b36aa3f43200922.pdf 4301544469d8284deabd4c219cf7193f PDF Text Text ��- ��HIGH SCHOOL GRADE SCHOOL The school and the community extend their thanks and appreciation to the members of the BOARD OF EDUCATION f o r their untiring efforts in behalf of the Bayfield Public School. CECIL W. SOWER Bayfield Secretary 4 years FRANK WOMMER, JR. Columbus Bayfield Treasurer 2 years President 4 years CHARLES B. COOPER Pargin Bayfield President 3 years Treasurer 2 years ��Another school year has come to a close, and I take this opportunity to congratulate those whose efforts have helped to make the year a successful one. The pupils l'ho have conscientiously put forth their best efforts to gain profitable experiences both in scholastic and activity fields will find themselves amply repaid by what they have achieved. Of no less value arP. the records of perfect attendance. Promptness and dependability contribute much to one's success in any field of endeavor. Special commendation is due those students who have forwarded the athletic program of the school by~tend ance at games and by membership in the Pep Club and the "B" club. To the students who have made this issue of the WOLV~RINEfue unusually fine annual that it i~ and to the students assigned to the staff of the school paper we extend our thanks. Both the annual and the paper serve to inform our patrons and friends of our work. I am sure that I express the sentiments of both the students andfue community when I commend the teaching staff for what has been accomplished. Eouipment and supplies in themselves are of no value in the furthering r::f pupil advancement unless the school is staffed with competent and sympathetic teachers. In this respect we are unusually fortunate. To the parents for their enthusiastic support we are deeply indebted; and I am certain that the students will often recall the unselfish spirit of the ladies of Bayfield and its environs for the important part they have so consistently taken in the donation and the preparationr:ffood for both school and community suppers. Tc the class of 1951 we are indeed grateful. You have been both good students and good citizens. May the coming yearstring you muchruccessa1d all that is spiritually fine and worthwhile. Sincerely and cordially yours, t?<f- :{~J'o/'7-d:- ��CLYDE M. MALONE Geometry General Science Physics .Algebra II Business Arithmetic FAY E. PETERSON Junior Sponsor English I, II, III, IV Spanish II Dramatics DAN L. McTAGGART Superintendent Senior Sponsor Music FRANCES L. JENKINS Sophomore Sponsor F .H.A. Sponsor Biology Algebra Home Economics I & II INA C. MARTIN F.B.L.A. Sponsor Typing I, II Bookkeeping Shorthand Business English JOSEPH E. MICHAELS Freshmen Sponsor Coach Civics World Relations World History �L I ��• �JIDIE MARTIN Secretar.r ot Senior Class Pep Club-3 Cburleader-1 Muaic-2 Annual-l FBU-1 Purple and Gold-2 Junior Pl.&y-1 Senior Pl.q-2 Fine Arts Pl.&y-1 Fine Arta-1 Scicce Club-1 ROBERT NORRIS Stadmt Councll-2 Muaic-1 Annual-~ Purple and Gold-1 Scimce C1ub-2 Junior Play-1 Fine Arta-1 Scout.a-1 Atbletica-3 "8" C1ub-3 President Senior Class ~NE'nl MONTGOKERI Vice-Preaidct of Senior Class Muaic-2 Atbl.tica-4 11 8 11 C1ub-3 Purple and Gold-1 4-H-2 Junior Pl.q-1 Senior Play-1 FineArta-2 LA VERNE OOWER Studmt Council-2 Pep Club-4 Annual.-2 P'BLA-1 Purple and Go1d--2 4-H-5 Cheerleader-) Junior Play-l Senior Play-1 Fine Arta-4 JCIIlLI HABRisal stadct Couocil-1 ADimal.--2 rBLA-l Purple and Go1c1-l Science Club-2 �I �VERA HOil.AR SAPP Pep Club-4 Music-1 F'ineArt.s-1 FHA-1 CECELIA CUNDIFF Pep Clu~-2 Muaic-2 Annual-1 FBLA-1 F'HA-1 4-H-4 !'ineArta-2 JEAN WELlS BARBARA McCOY Pep Club-3 Kuaic-2 Annual-1 FBLA-1 4-H-7 Smior Pla7-l FineArt.a-1 MARTHA SHlWWfER Pep Club-4 Kuaic-4 PB.AHCES ALBRIGHT Pep Club-4 Muaic-3 Armual.-1 S.Cret&l7 or FBLA-1 Purple and Gold-1 Junior Plq-1 Fine Arh-2 Annual.-1 PBLA-1 Purple and Gold-2 Cheerleader--3 4-H--6 Junior Pla7-l S.Uor Plq--1 Fine Arta-4 student Council-1 Music-2 Annual.-2 FBU-1 Purple and Gold--3 Pep Club-4 Senior Play-1 Fine Art.a Pla7-l Conceaaiooa--4 Fi.neArt.a-2 ��HEAL SNOOKS "B" Club--.3 Athletica-4 Muaic--1 r£ _..._ J ·~ /) , ~' ~~ , A BETTY S~SON Pep Club--.3 Mu.sic-2 FBLA-1 Purple and Gold-2 Fine Arta Pl&;y-1 Science Club--1 NOEL PETERSON Muaic-2 Athletica-.3 BARBARA WELLS Secretary of "B" Club 4-H-2 Pep Club--.3 oScouta-4 Muaic--4 FineArta-1 Annual-1 Science Club-1 FBLA-1 J\D1ior rlay--1 Purple and Gold--1 S.U.or Play-1 Caoceaaiona--.3 Fine Arts Play-1 Fine Arta-4 JAMES SQUIRES Muaic-2 Annual--1 Athletice-4 •B" Club--.3 4-H-6 Scouta-5 Janior Pla;r--1 Senior Pla;r--1 .SCieoce Club--1 FineArte-2 JIMMY RUTHERFORD WIIJU. WELLS Pep Club--.3 Music-4 Annual-1 FBLA-1 Purple and Gold--1 Conceseione--.3 FineArta-4 Student Council-1 Muaic--2 Annual-1 Athletica-4 'FBLA-1 Scouta-.3 Senior Pl&;r-2 Fine Arta-2 Scieoce Club--2 FRANCES PARKS Pep Club--4 Muaic-2 FBLA-1 Purple aod Gold-1 Fine Arte-2 �l I �We started our long march toward learning September 2, 1939 with Miss McDonald as our teacher. We had a good time learning our A, B, C 1 s. Our class consisted o£ twelve boys and twelve girls; o£ those twenty £our boys and girls, only eight are le£t of the original class. These are: Bob, Kenneth, June, Jeanie, LaVerne, Betty, Martha, and Merle. Then came the second grade with Miss Jacobson as our teacher. Our £avorite pastime was teasing her about her boy friend. We started the third grade with Mrs. Shields as our teacher. This was the year o£ Pearl Harbor and all o£ the boys were wishing that they could grow up and be soldiers. In the fourth grade we were so mischievous that we had two substitutes to give Mrs. Shields a rest. They were Mrs. Grush and Mrs. Worrall. This year Jimmy Squires £rom Breen was a new addition to our class. In the sixth grade every thing was the same as in the fifth grade, same games, same people, same teacher. The seventh grade was our hardest year so far, but it was made easier by Mrs. Worrall, our teacher tor that year. During our eighth year, we thought we were pretty bot stu£f. We moved over to the high school where our teacher was Mr. Hinds for the £irst semester and Mrs. James for the second semester. La Verne was valedictorian and Merle salutatorian at our graduation. The freshman year in high school started out with an almost unbearable initiation by the sophomores. The torture lasted for a whole week. Oh 1 We will get to do the same thing next year to the incoming freshmen--we thought! The new members of our class this~arwere: FrancesAlbright Cecelia Cundiff, Clarence Monger, Frances Parks, Jimmy Rutherford, Wilma and Barbara Wells, and Vera Hollar. In the sophomore year it was our turn to dish it out, but this year we only got to initiate the freshmen one night. Mrs. Peterson was, again our sponsor. The junior year started with some new faces showing up for classes. This year Mr. McTaggart was our sponsor. We gave our first class play which went over with a big bang! We also honored the Senior class by giving them a big banquet and prom. So far in our march toward learning, this has been the biggest year o£ them all. We began the senior year the 5th of September, 1950. Boyl Are we glad because the march is almost over as £ar as high school is concerned. Mr. McTaggart is our sponsor again, and we all think that he is tops. Archie Phelps joined us from Ignacio, where he went to school last year. To top it all, we are planning a sneak trip to Old Mexico,if we can raise enough money. �I 1 1 ,, �Back in 1951, we SENIORS made a pledge that in the year 1961, we would all meet, back in dear old B. H. s., and see bow the world had treated us. LA VERNE SOWER was the first one to show up. She had hired Rose Anne Wells to be her baby sitter. She invited us all out to her home for dinner the next day. You see, she now has 12 children, and her father-in-law, who always was a good carpenter, built on three new rooms to her one-room shack. Next, BARBARA McCOY came drivingup in a new Cadillac. The chauffeur was JIMMY RUTHERFORD. Barbara said that they bad been working together for a long time. Jimmy18 the president of the Be Bop Bubble Gum factory now, but drives Barbara around in his spare time. Who's that cowboy that is walking in? Ohl It's CLARENCE MONGER. He says he's working on JIMMY S~UIRES 1 cattle ranch down at Ignacio. And there's Jimmy, tool Who is that with him? Gosbl I never could tell those Ignacio girls apart! JUNE MARTIN called and saidshe would be a little late. You see, she isthe head nurse in Bayfield's Humane Society. From what I hear, she likes her job very much. She and I always were a lot for puppy love, but she's made he~s a career. KENNETH MONTGOMERY just came in from a plane trip from his home in Hollywood. He has taken Fred Asta1re 1 s place in the dancing world and has become quite famous under the name of Twinkle-Toes Willie. I found out the story behind the scandal among our 1951 graduating class. Back in 1958, ARCHIE PHELPS discovered his wife, BARBARA WELLS, bad been stepping out with MERLE HARRISON. It seemed that Archie threw his harmonica at Merle and it gave him amnesia. Merle still thinks he is the only boy of the 1951 Senior class who had str• ight F 1 s. Ever so often, Bayfield's residents see the "Old School Bus" going all over the country. But it's not basketball trips any more. It's FRANCES ALBRIGHT and Alfred hauling their family to the picture show and back. WILMA WELLS is still following Martin around to all the basketball games. He is star center on the La Boca Town Team and the roek she is wearing shows that she is not following him aroundtbrnotbing. VERA and Dan Sapp telephonedme last night that they wouldbe here today. They have a verysuccessfUl tourist courtat North Main Street, Gem Village. FRANCES PARKS has been a busy gal now that the big uranium man used his new invention for finding uranium two feet below ground, to discover a mine on her property. The man is NOEL PETERSON, and he has also discovered Miss Parks' personality. BOBBY NORRIS came from Colorado Springs to join us. Hecamedown on the D&RG Super Chief. In 1953, he went to Telegraphy School, but the only work be could find was the job of pushing a band car up and down the tracks. He will have to watch out for the batchelor girls around town though, after he's developed all that muscle. I stopped in at BETTY STEPHENSON's Moderne Beauty Shoppe this morning and saw JEANIE WELLS. She invented a nn kind of permanent wave and Betty was trying it out on her, but with disastrous results. Jeanie sure looks funny now that her hair has turned green. Last, but not least, MR. McTAGGART arrived. He introduced us to his bride. She has the sweetest southern accent. Mr. McTaggart has been the superintendent of the Bayfield Schools since 1950. Well, now that all the Seniors are here, guess I had better get back down to the office. As editor of the Bayfield He~fld,~I'll have to see that this reunion makes the top headl1n••· ~~ ~~ ��I~'A#~, will my privilege of going to the army to Edwin TSc~Ei:ld~ I hope he enjoys it. Also I want to willall my girlfriends from the Wagon Wheel to Dutch Wells especially the blonde. I lJt~ ~. wil\ my front seat in study hall to Jimmy Mohney. I know he wants to be close to the teachers. I,~~~ , will my natural basketball skill to Billy Jones, so he can be all-star next year. I, ~~ I, /·- 71Jc tf1- will my short hair to Melba Cundirf. . .1... .. _.__ , will a certain negative or Mr. Michaels and g~~udwig. his Mason can use it as black mail in Civics Class. I,)-~ (f~ , w11111\Y literary talent to Tommy Richards so he '11 use a pen the proper way. I~- ;? ~~~, will Derylin to Cecil McCoy. ·~ I hope she doesn't , will my Cadillacto Mr. Michaels to goto Ignacio. "V-1~-*ll"'ill my immense I,~ I,~ e.l,J~..... musically in~d. I, t,;)~ tJ.cB. scrub boys. height of 6 1 6" to Henry Ounditf. 1 will my habit of day dreaming to Joanne Hickman. I will my harmonica to James Mobley since he is so , will Martin and his two pals to Mr. Michaela for I.~ ~ , will my ab1li ty to get along w1 th Goldie Wells to Kenneth Campgell. will my smile and dimples to Arthur Kinsman. will my rollar skating abilityto Edward Percell. I, (\o,._ '. n. ne~ will my height to Kenneth McCoy, the poor boy I,~~~will my love for dear old Bayfield Highto Melvin Haga. Also I 1 fi wii"'l the Dypsy to anyone who'll take it. I,~~, will Spooks to Nina and Dutch. P.Lease change him often. I, ~ ~ , will my Biology workbook to the Junior boys since they get s~~h~easure from using it. I d"" 71--.......... _j~ , will my cheerleading experience to Rena though I 1m sure she already has what it takes. I, Davis , !/ ~ .J~ , will my happy married life to Helen Brown. has always se~~d so worried about having one. a~ ....,_. ---_ -==--- ~ She ��T UL fN Hilda Tommy Billy Edward lst Mel Tin Arthur Haga Kinsman Jones Percell Peterson Richards Nina Dwight Carol Jimmy 2nd Kenneth James Rowse Mohney Squirea McCoy Mobley Ward Earl Frankie R. V. Melba Jrd Charles Kenneth Goff Camobell Cobb Cundiff Cable Harris Martin Sam Dorothy 4-th Helen Victor Brown Neuenschw~nder Stephenson Landreth Hollar Class Officers President Nina Squires Vice-President Kenneth Campbell Secretary Hilda Peterson Treasurer Jimmy Mohney Sponsor Mrs. Peterson Compliments of POW WOW Federated Club I (() R s Juniors have three FBLA officers. Juniors have four on the first team. Juniors have five on the second team. l4 JUiilors have one on the conference team. t>.J JUiilora have two of the Cheer Leaders. They have been cheer leaders for three years. (I Juniors gave a Valentine dance that was a ft b!g sueeeaa. Juniors have two officers in the FHA. ~ Juniors have the Purple and Gold editor. ~ JUniors have one in the mixed quartette. ~ Juniors won the Annual subscription conteat. ~ Bill~ Jones was the Captain. e! Juniors have the Assistant editor, the Sporta editor, and three typists on the Annual Staff. ~ Juniors have two on the Honor Roll that have bien on it every time. :r ·r L ��s 0 p h Raymond Donnie Mary Ellen Bonnie een Jerry Kinsman Landreth McCoy Newman 0 m 0 ~ CENTER ty Billy Roberta Rosemary Nancy Edwin Phelps Pierson Purcell Rutherford Scofield € Goldie Wells Henry Cundiff Wylie Carmack Mary Joyce DaTia s Class Officers President Nancy Rutherford Vice President Dutch Wells Secretary-Treasurer Roberta Pierson Sponsor Mrs. Jenkins Sophomore Successes Sophomores have one boy in basketball. Sophomores gave a turkey raffle; Goldie won the turkey. Sophomores have all 'four Junior Cheer leaders in their class. Sophomores have three on the Annual Staff. Sophomores have two people who have been on the Honor Roll every time. Sophomores have threeof the FHA officers In their class. Welding & Re pa ir ��~ R e Cecil McCoy Mason Ludwig Charlotte Gordon Nina Felix Mobley Steele Withers Sanchez BOTTOM Vadie Joanne Marka Bobby Jimmie Harris Hickman Peterson Wolf Withers J;::=::;~CENTER Grace ~~~----~~==~~KiBaaan C1aaa Officers President Rena Davis Vice Preddent Mason Ludwig Secretary Derylin Cooper Treasurer Joanne Hi clonan Sponsor Mr. Michaels John Bigham Rena DaTis Clark Gilbert ~ ~ ~-~ ra Derylin Lawrence Cooper Garcia N Freshmen Findings Freshmen managed to. get five boys on the first or second teams. Fre sbmen brought home our only trophy, the eonsolation trophy from the Junior High Tournament. Freshmen have the FHA !other as one of their parents. Freshmen have the secretary of the FHA. Freshmen have one in the mixed quartette. Freshmen have four on this year 1 s Annual Staff. Freshmen have a very good record; of those graduating from the eight g:rade only th:ree d1dnt come to High School. One of these moved away. Freshmen have three that have been on the Honor Roll every time. • Freshmen are all enrolled in Music. ��Back Row: GeneYa Ryan, Dan Townsend, Kenneth Ludwig, Lorin Carmack, Jack Carmack, Lee Knickerbocker, Cecil Sower, Betty Ann Abernathy, Ellen Kinsman, Jewel La Platt, Front Row: Kate Powell, N~ble Wells, Winifred Walker, Marjorie Bigham, June Carmack, Leona Knickerbocker, Gertrude Sower, Vola Norris, Mildred Humiston, Sarah Lou Davis. ALUMNI HISTORY 1913---------------4 graduate• Between the yeara 1913 and 1925, there was no graduating class siaee the highest grade was the tenth grade. The Sophoaorea didn't aoye yery fast, did they? ~s1- o.f +I.e. tnany Grads 1925---------------6 graduates 1926---------------7 graduates 1927--------------12 graduates 1928---------------2 graduates 1929---------------7 graduates 1930---------------6 graduates 1931--------------15 graduates 1932--------------10 graduates 1933--------------10 graduates 1934--------------15 graduates 1935--------------14 graduates 1936--------------20 graduates 1937--------------14 graduates 1938--------------21 graduates 1939--------------16 graduates 1940--------------18 graduates 1941--------------20 graduates 1942----------~---18 graduates 1943--------------15 graduates 1944--------------11 graduates 1945--------------10 graduates 1946--------------17 graduates 1947--------------10 graduates 1948--------------14 graduates 1949--------------17 graduates 1950--------------10 graduates r~.:!,.1,RP/11':4RE Merle Jan:1es, Owner ��BAYFIELD Bayfield is a way out west, That's where the friendship is the best, When you walk down the street There's someone there to greet You with a smile To make the dreary day Seem more worth while. AhJ Bayfield is the town for me. If ever we parted I should long for thee. This little town among the water spills With silver lakes and pine clad hills. With farma of cattle, horse and sheep And grassy mountains OhJ so steep Where children love to play all day And sorrow or pain ne'er come their way. Then let me always be near Bayfield For thia one urge will I never yield May it always stay the selfsame way As 'twas in my childhood day. -Betty Mcintyre Sc.cJee. Mernot-IC.S Ma-- PtL- Ho,.-tense-11 i I,ee.,tG-o..t-y - Female Sheriff-L.eke Da..-1 -z -2- Everythin8 in HardwaTe Siftce. 1886 0\lranao, Colorado �l 1 r I 1 I I 1 l ii i I I I i I 1 ' } ) I l �0 u R IVAN PARKS MRS. LANDRETH PHIL SAPP MRS. COBB ~f3d~~~ LeQna... knic::krfxd;'er .-J S e.c rd:.d r-y '--""' ALFRJID FRAHM Presented to Bayfield Lunch Room in Memory of 1 Mildred Cimino by P. T. A. Custodian B£HlND THE 5[ENES Compliments of BAYFIELD PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION ��Gayle Jeananne Wanda First Row Donnie Moses David Mr. Michaels Floyd Jimmy Second Row Ji.Dmy Dick Billy Stanley Butch y Marach Mary Kelly, Ethel Smith, Evelyn Crowell, First Fourth Sixth Eighth Ila Ostwald, Christel Largent, Eva Mair, Alta Parks Seventh Third Fifth Second Durango, Colorado �'1 • �Connie W. Stanley S. Ben L. Jewel M. Stanley M. Ray C. Top Row Terry N. Robert L. Deanne W. Janet W. Jerry M. Shirley C. DaTid P. David M. H. Mathew B. Benrly w. Allene D. JiiiiBly T. ird Row JiiDIIly s. Billy S. Junior T. Donnie Me. Betty Me. Mary T. Nancy Me Pauline T. ~~.r· Myrtle Wade G. Jerry M. Barbara W. Billy C. Dnid N. Gordon P. Gayle B. Floyde W. David P. Freda B. Wanda P. La VollJle G. Dick W. La Vonne Me. Wayne .M. Sondra C. Leonard P. George W. Lee C. ElnlJH lln H.lilOIDE ��Top Row Thomas H. James R. Second Row :twendolyn c. Myrna B. Helen W. :::arrol M. Berlinda A. Ray w. Donald s. Jackie s. Leonora G Sharon c. Jimmie w. Third Row Arvin P. Elizabeth Doris K. Jimmie H. Betty H. Bottom Row Lois L. Silva June M. Leonard K. -flflll GR"DE Stanley C. Elmer P. Janeanne N. Robert G. Sandra Me. Marie M. lUllard G. Bette G. Marvin G. Margret N. Jack H. Eddie S. Marvin L. Jerry J. Janet R. 51XTH GRADE Mary L. Gene G. Patsy W. Moses M. Lloyd G. LaVina w. ��Top Row Roberta L. Donald M. Phyllis K. Sharon L. David J. Wayne K. \ Wilfred M. Helen W. Second Row Thomas M. Carolynne Me. Billy H. Freddie G. Julian M. Carolyn C. Tommy B. Susan C. Martin ~. Paul D. Doris B. Emma E. Jetta C. Katherine Third Janet Patsy James T. Eugene B. David W. Betty W. Bottom Row Karen S. Darlene P. Rayman P. Daymon P. Lawerence M. T~IRD GRAD£ Bonnie C. rv~ Nina P. Lucille C. Keith J . Rfif··~=~~t t~~gn"M. Dan G. Fred K. Lonnie S. �: : �Vernon K. Vivian R. Eugene B. Donna R. Royce s. La Verne A. RADE Barry L. Carol L. Jeffrey L. Evelyn R. Windell f'. Connie L. Chris M. John M. Janet M. Carole T. Michael T. Cecil w. Danny W. Frankie G. Celina G. Don Lee G. Mike H. ToDI!Ily J. Jimmy H. Sharon H. Leslie G. Jimmy D. Frances C. Donald B. Back Row John Me. Phillip S. Jimmy P. Gary s. Bennie J. Danny L. Lucas M. Middle Row Leah Rae B. Joyce w. Penny M. Eleanor M. Sharon s. Margaret T. Sally G. Inez T. , . Ruth H. Sandra Me • Eve.lyn H. Karen P • Harvey C· Judy Me. Earlene B. Vadona G. Marlene H. Kenneth M. SECOND GRADE VULCANIZ.IHG & RETREADING P. R. Bukovec MODELTIRE STORE Phone 405 1162 Main Durango, Colorado Kan.LE - NicHoLs WOOL a: HrDE Co. Your Complete Farm Supply Store 9th and R.R. Durango, Colorado ��COMPLIMENTS 1\X REGISTERED HEREFORDS L. C. McCOY and SONS DR. GEORGE A. BONELLI OP'1"C»m'ml ST 822 MAIJI AV»ruE DURANGO COlO. ��First Row Martin Noel Jilllllly So Archie Edward Jia Second Row R. V. Jillllly Dutch Clark Mason Bobby Firat Row Billy Edward So Vietor .Mr. Michaels Heal .Martin Archie loel Lawrence F 0 0 t b (L L L CoapliJientl JIM WELLS WELLS/ BRI~ Phone 2591 Bayfield, Colorado ��ASKEtf3All Dutch Lawrence Sam Kenneth Noel Billy Felix Martin Kenneth Jimmy Mr. Michaels Mr. Michaels Edward Tommy Victor Jimmy Kenneth R.V. Gordon Clark Mason John Archie Goldie Charlotte Bobbie Joanne Wilma Bonnie Vadie Betty s. Betty N. Dorothy Derylin Mark a Carol June Rrances P. Frances A. Rena D. Nancy Rosemary Mary Joyce Earleen Sponsored by PilE RIVER GRANGE Martha LaVerne Hilda Nina Bayrield, Colorado �: ��•~ut~~Ye Ina C. Martin Editor-in~hie! .Usemblen Jean Wells Betty Stepheoson Production KanagerAdvertising Sales Cecelia Cundi!! La Verne Sower Bobby Norris Jotm Bigh.all Assistant Editor Sports Editon Archie Phelps Hilda Peterson Ji.Daie Mohne:r Year Book Sales Business Manager R. V. Cobb J~ Rutherford Merle Harrison TOIIIIIY Richaris Der)"lin Cooper Literary Editor Publicity Director Goldie Welle Frances Albright Earl Cable l:enny MontgOIIar)" Bill:r Jones AlUIIli Editor June Martin Class Editor Grad• Editors Art Editor Jiaa,r Squires Mar;r Joyce Darla Willla Wells Kenneth Campbell Gordon Steele Barbara Welle Wylie Ca:rmack Social Jerr:r N8llll8ll Marka Peterson Martha Victor Neuenschllander T;ypiats Merle Harrison Nina Squires Frances Albright Wil.llla Wells Barbara Wells Barbara McCo:r Martha Shelhamer Earl Cable La Veme Sower C 0 MP L I ME N T S or 13RYFIELD HOTEL Mrs. Howard IJartin, Ovmer Bayfield, Colorado VA LLEY ELECT~IC Westinghouse Appliances House Wiring Radio Sales and Service ��7n ZL s I c Barbara Wilma Martha Rena First row Archie Bobby Edward Neal Ienneth ToiiiiD}' Clarence Victor Sam Billy Fifth row Earl Jimmy Billy Ray Bobby Jimmy Gordon C~cil Frank John Clark Felix FROSTY SAYS CHAOME in and V£ some TAKE some home SOF'T ICE CREME Fourth row Rosemary Jeanie Nancy Barbara Rena Martha Charlotte Goldie Derylin Frances Melvin Marka Earleen Third row Noel Grace Nina La Verne Nina Helen Joanne Second row Dutch R. V. Jimmy Jimmie James Kenneth Dwight Martin Mason Kennie Lawrence Wilma Vadie Bonnie Mary Joyce Mr. McTaggart F~OSTY MOUNTAIN 1221 !lain .&venue Durango, COlorado ��The 1950 School Christmas program was a ausical pantomime presented inoonnection with the High School Music Departaent and with the help or others in the school. T h e Christmas angels, the Nativity scene, and the Visit of the Wise Men and the Shepherds were outstanding. 1st. Row 2nd. Row Jrd. Row Richard Lee George Dodson Donald Wilson Gary .Amon Sammy Hickman Earnest Tafoya Berlinda Archuleta Ruth Archul.eta Billy Ray Dodson Myron Luthi Bobby Wolf Dolores Martinez Leon Archuleta Eugene Berry Leon Wilson Morris Kelly Rupert Archuleta Gladys Grady These people from various grades were absent on the day the clas• pictures were taken. 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Pla.y Jim Courtney ~h£. nt~ Jennif:~e~airchild June Elijah Stockbond Jimmy Phoebe Stockbond Jeanie ,./ {!A/1 -)r ~~vl~ l C ~~ ~ Tales of the murder of Georgia's uncle, which ~ supposedly took place in the living roomr Indians wandering in and ou~ and outlaws posing as dude~ plus a touch of romance and hilarityJ make this DURANGO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. play truly The Mystery of Crazy Canyon Ranch. Durango, Colorado �i �First row Kenneth Nina Martha Dorothy Frances Jeanie Frances Carol Hilda Billy Ray Third row Merle Dwight Wylie Charles Earl Jimlde Martin R.V. Arthur To~ Seoonci row Wil..ma June Betty Melba Cecelia LaVerne Barbara Barbara Helen Frankie J1mmie BASIN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO., INC. Phone 019Rl SALE EVERY THURSDAY Durango. Colorado �I! /i �Standing: Grace, Marka, Joanne, Earleen, Nina, Roberta, Carol, Betty Cecelia, Hilda, Bonnie, Vadie, Nancy, Derylin. Sitting: Mrs. Jenkins, Helen, Charlotte, Rosemary, Mary Joyce, Rena Goldie, Mrs. Davis. FHA CALEBDAR aov. 14 Chapter Installed by Ignacio girls. Dinner " 28 Spanish Speaker and Dancers Dee. 12 Christmas Party Games, dancing, rood Jan. 23 English Tea. Speaker, Mrs. Dan Townsend. Feb. 27 International Day Speaker, Mrs. Craig who has traveled a lot. Mar. 27 Norwegian Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Vintland, speakers. Apr. 24 Mother-Daughter Banquet. Futu.re Homema.kers The local chapter was organized in Bayrield, Nov. 14, 1950. The orricers elected were: President .•••••••• Carol Rowse Vice-President .•• Goldie Wells Seeretary ••••.••••• Rena Davis Treasurer ••••••• Bobby Pierson Reporter ••••.•..•• H&len Brown Historian ••••••• Earleen McCoy Song Leader ••••• Grace Kinsman Mrs. Elza Davis was chosen as our Chapter Mother. She accompanied the group on all its ventures. Mrs. Frances Jenkins is Chapter Advisor. Compliments of the GIW>EH FLOU~ MIU CO. Durango, Colorado ll SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. 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AND TACKLE RAINBOW SERVICE STATION GAS, OIL AMD ACCESSORIES PHONE 2299 BAYFISIJ)~ COLORADO ��OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS ANNOUNCEMENTS CAPS AND GOWNS M~td~ totk $cltooh a~ 4mMica rJwz. ,pd ~ STATIONERY YEARBOOKS PERSONAL CARDS TREASURY OF WISDOM ��.. \ �.f �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1951 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1950-1951 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1951, including students in first through twelfth grades, faculty, and staff. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff 1950 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [132] p. : ill. ; 27.5 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. The Wolverine 1951 Bayfield 1950-1 Wolverine IIIF Item Metadata UUID 61ca2d6d-9d66-4db8-b422-7f8186c7cdc7 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/3ad347f8f83fc6d7f56eb5ac758e34c9.pdf 3dbd0dd2ef8b1e0fb977370e5160533f PDF Text Text ��J'f ~or f i l i ( i l e .ea.ching fm a dedication V this mem'ry book of ours, My mind just wandered aimlessly, And I wracked my bra in for hours To find a worthy subject, That everyone could use; One, that if once we find, Is very hard to lose. r/J.~nd i:J' to the many "udenb leaving the others left behind, I chose our glowing FUTURE Held dear in every mind. Our past is also dear to us With memories untold, Of the many carefree moments spent, That never can grow old. $ ut think not of paot •weet mem'tie., Just open wide your door, For what's left for us is the FUTURE And not what has gone before. Our FUTURE holds the treasures, The hopes, and all the dreams. And only we can make the molds To build the best of schemes. ~mane< what may come to you, Or on what path you tread, forget your many failures, Just find the goals ahead. That's why I chose our FUTURE, For it can never die. It's up to you to reach your goal, You students of Bayfield High. ��-· WARREN G. DOESKEN Junior Sponsor Geometry Algebra Business Sociology MARIE L. FLOYD Freshman Sponsor F. H. A. Sponsor Chemistry General Science Home Economics DAN L. MeT AGGART Superintendent Music ~·~--_.~----~·· FAY E. PETERSON Senior Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor English Spanish Dramatics JOSEPH E. MICHAELS Coach Sophomore Sponsor American History World History INA C. MARTIN F. B. L.A. Sponsor TyPing Bookkeeping Biology �GRADE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE "SNOWOOUND" MR. MeT AGGART, Superintendent 0 u R c L E R K JUANITA CARMACK La Plata County Superintendent MRS. VIVIAN MAXWELL ��WILLIAM KENNETH McCOY F. B. L.A. - 2 "B" Club - 4 Music - 1 Athletics - 4 Paper Staff - 1 Senior Play Senior President BA ROSE CUNDIFF F. B. L.A. - 2 Music - 2 Pep Club- 3 Junior Play Senior Play Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 1 Senior Secretary EARL W. CABLE Music- 3 Senior Play F. B. L.A. - 2 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 2 Senior Treasurer KENNETH DALE CAMPBELL F . B. L.A. - 2 "B" Club- 2 Music - 1 .. Athletics - 3 Paper Staff - 1 Junior Play Senior Vice - president CAROL JOY ROWSE F. H. A. - 4 F. B. L.A. - 2 Pep Club - 4 Music - 3 Annual Staff - 2 Paper Staff - 2 Junior Play Senior Plav �HELEN LOUISE BROWN Music- 2 Junior Play Senior Play Paper Staff - 3 Annual Staff - 1 F.H.A. -2 F. B. L.A. - 2 Pep Club- 3 CHARLES L. GOFF F. B.L.A. -2 VICTOR L. NEUENSCHWANDER "B" Club - 2 Music - 1 Music - 3 Athletics - 3 Annual Staff - 1 Paper Staff - 1 Junior Play ' Senior Play SAM C. HOLLAR Music - 1 "B" Club - 3 Athletics - 3 SEWARD MELVIN HAGA "B" Club - 1 Athletics - 1 Music - 2 �JAMES A. MOHNEY F. B. L.A. - 2 "B" Club - 4 Music - 3 Athletics - 4 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 3 Junior Play Senior Play NINA JEAN SQUIRES F.B.L.A. -2 Junior Play Senior Play Pep Club- 4 Paper Staff - 4 Cheerleader - 3 Annual Staff - 2 Salutatorian HILDA F AE PETERSON F. H. A. - 2 F. B. L.A. - 2 Junior Play Senior Play Pep Club- 4 Paper Staff - 4 Annual Staff - 3 Cheerleader - 3 Valedictorian MARTIN KAY LANDRETH "B" Club - 4 F. B. L.A. - 2 Music - 2 Athletics - 4 Annual Staff - 1 Junior Play Senior Play R. V. COBB F. B. L.A. - 2 Paper Staff - 1 "B" Club - 3 Music - 3 Athletics - 4 Junior Play Annual Staff - 2 ....L. �WILLIAM THOMAS RICHARD, JR. Music-1 F. B. L.A. -2 "B" Club-3 A thletics-4 Paper Staff-1 Annual Staff-1 Junior Play ARTHUR J. KINSMAN Music-3 Paper Staff-1 F.B.L.A.-1 DANIEL EDWARD PERCELL Music-2 Junior Play "B" Club-3 Athletics-3 JOSEPH FRANKLIN HARRIS F. B. L.A. -2 Music-2 Paper Staff-1 DWIGHT W. WARD Music-2 �We started our school in 1939 with Miss McDonald as our teacher. These people have come from the first through the twelfth in this school:' Martin Landreth, Tommy Richards, Dwight Ward, Edward Percell, Kenneth McCoy, Frank Harris, and R. V. Cobb. Miss Jacobson taught us all we learned in the second grade. Remember when Tommy had to sit on the teacher's lap? Jimmy Mohney from Silverton joined us this year, and Billy Jones came from Alamosa. In the third grade Mrs. Shields taught us. It was an uneventful year. I guess we really were mean in the fourth grade. That year we learned the an of shooting spit wads. Mrs. Sapp was our teacher. We bad four new pupils this year. They were Melba Cundiff from Missouri Center, Helen Brown from Ignacio, Earl Cable from Falfa, and Nina Squires from Breen. Boy, weren't we big in the fifth grade! We went upstairs, and had parties too. Mrs. Ostwald was our teacher. Charles Goff from Tiffany and Ruth Arnold from Moss enrolled this year. In the sixth grade we were divided. Eight were in six "A" and the others were in six "B". Mrs. Worrall taught six "A" and Mrs. Ostwald six "B". Kenneth Campbell from Mason, Alice Sanchez from Yellow jacket, anaPaul Denton from Walsenburg joined us this year. Mrs. Smith helped us through the seventh grade. We made $97 raffling a basket of food. This went for Jlayground equipment. Hilda Peterson enrolled from Marvel, Sheila Pilon from Albuquerque, Melvin Jolmson ~om Wisconsin, Donnie Parks from Oregon, Lyndall Martin from Palisade, and Herman Prather from Clovis, were here part of the year only. Bill Jones went to Durango. Now for the eighth grade and graduation! Mrs. Morris gave us good enough grades to graduate with. Victor Neuenschwander and Hilda Peterson tied for Valedictorian. Victor Neuenschwander came here from California, Agnes Geisler from Denver and returned. We went through the ninth grade with a bad reputation. We hope we have improved, teachers. We had a rouRh time the night of our initiation. Mr. O'Toole was our sponsor. Sam Hollar, Melvin Haga, and James Mo6ley enrolled from Moss. Jack Steele came here from Columbus, Nadine Smart from Pargin, and Josephine Peeler from Red Mesa. Ruth Amole went to Aztec. When we were sophomores it was our tum to "dish it out" to the "freshies". Mr. Evans was our ball playing sponsor. We had two new pupils, Arthur Kinsman from Fountain, and Dick Lee from Durango. Paul Denton went to Durango. Josephine Peeler went to Farmington. Our junior year our play, "Faith, Hope, and Flarity," was a high success. The next thing was our annual Junior-Senior Prom which gave everyone a very good time. Mrs. Peterson was our sponsor. We had three new pupils this year. They were Carol Rowse from Ignacio, Carol Maine from California, Billy Jones from Durango. Carol Maine left at the end of the year to California, and Alice Sanchez went to Ignacio. A_t last our final year is here and the final step is almost taken. We had our play, "Here Comes Charlie", early m the year so we could see if we had enough money to take a sneak. James Mobley joined the Air Force and Billy Jones went to Durango. Still to come is the Junior-Senior Prom, which all the seniors can sit back and enjoy. Sometime before the end of the year, will be the senior trip, Senior Day at Fort Lewis and various affairs which give us "SeniOiitis". May 11, Baccalaureate will be held in the gym. And most important will be May 15, the day we will receive our diplomas. �J, ~~--------· lrill my love of ball games to La Vonne J#uL~-----· 1,·-~-~---· will my temper to Roberta Pierson. (Don't let it backfire.) 1.~~---· will my red hair to Mary Joyce's temper. I, 1.~~~-· ·-~-~-----·•= I, I, _1f.J_J;_~.k_k_____ will mv blushes to Scorchie. will my height to Gordon Powell. (Put it to good use.) will my ball playing ability to Grace Kinsman. will my ability to get along with Mr. Does ken to Mason. I, will my attemoon cLuses to Donnie McCov. I, will Mary Joyce to Felix Sanchez. Felix doesn't obiect. I, = ==••• cheerfully will Rosemarv to Clark Gilbert. I. will Earleen to Lawrence Garcia. Stop swooning Earleen. I will my photography to Rena Davis. Get busy Rena. will my ability to get along with Mrs. Floyd to Jerry Montgomery. He needs it. I, will my curly hair to Dickie Wells will my absentee slips to Sondra Carmack. will my appetite to Clark Gilbert. I,~---~---= will my shortness~" Cecil McCoy. I, _J..L~..W~------ will my good history grades to Billy Dodson. I, ~~~---===-will my horseback riding ability to Mr. C la.ss rlowerC /a.ss Colors C/avss ~ ~MI~~ :7'~ ~ td . .# • H--~ Motl-o- ~ ~~ ~,---y 1 ~ ., �As Kenneth McCoy, Senior class president in 1952, gazes into. the crystal ball, the haze slowly clears away, and he sees that old "Father Time" ha~ moved his calendar .uP. to ~962. O~e of the first scenes that meets his eye is a new-fangled helicopter, owned by milllonaue Melvill Hag a, and flown by his ever-faithful pilot, Kenneth Campbell, who is also foreman of the Lunsford Duae Ranch in New Mexico (which is strictly for single girls). As that picture fades away, a new one takes its place .. Kenneth c.an't believe his ,eyes,--.-for television has finally reached Bayfield, and look who lS on the au. On Kenneth s favonte station (Clint, Texas), are two young ladies that Kenny went to school with---Nina Squires and Hilda Peterson, who are both advertising the "Hollywood 400 Club". It is owned by Martin Landreth, Jimmy Mohney, and R. V. Cobb, who spend most of their time at the pool hall and let the girls support them. By the way, the pool hall is owned by Frank Harris and Sons. The picture changes a little, and Mr. McCoy finds himself on the main boulevard of Bayfield, where several new businesses have been added. Kenneth almost bumps into a young man that he soon recognizes as a former classmate. It's Dwight Ward, but no wonder that Kenneth didn't recognizenim, as Dwight is just emerging fromHelenBrown's combined BeautySalon and Saloon. He has just had Helen give him his monthly "toni". She really is doing a wonderful business in both parts of her shop, and all the girls come in before having their pictures sent to the "400 Club." As he walks on down the street, Kenneth sees a newsboy, whose face seems familiar. Well, I'll be darned, it's Victor Neuenschwander and he's still got all that lung-power that he used so much in BHS. Kenny decides to help out an old classmate, so he buys a paper to be polite, but the minute he looks at it, he is glad he bought it. Take a look at those headlines! "Jet Ace, Sam Hollar, shoots down his 20tli mig over Russia!" And look over here in the sports section I "Famous athlete, Edward Percell wins mile sprint in the World Olympics" Kenneth can't resist taking a look at the funnies before going on. It doesn't surprise him any to see that they have changed in the past ten years, but he didn't expect Tommy Richards and Sons to take the place of the "Captain arid the Kids", and Melba Cundiff to take the place of "Little Iodine" I Back to the front page again, Kenneth sees that Carol Rowse is in the Navy Nurses Corps and is stationed in Honolulu. Kenneth reads the church notes. In the first column is a picture of Arthur Kinsman, founder and pastor of the Free-Methodist Church at Spring Creek Dance Hall. This way he gets a lot of new members that are left over from the dance on Saturday night. "Well, that's that", thinks Kenneth, and starts to throw the paper away, but before he has a chance to, a young man runs up and begs him to gwe the paper to him. Kenneth immediately recognizes the man as Earl Cable. Earl explairls that he has just built a new cafe and needs the ~ewspaper for wallpap~r. While Earl and Kenneth are still talking, another '52 graduate approaches ill a bnght red convertible. It's Charles Goff, who has taken the place of Dr. Koplowitz, the famous eye-doctor in Durango. In his spare time, Charles takes out all the beauty operators in Helen ~rown's shop. "Well", Kenneth decides, "I guess it's time that I go to work". You see Kenneth lS ~e tow~ Marshall, and ~e has to watch out .for these young helicopter drivers: Skipper Stock, Eddie HoXIe, Johnny Cundiff, and Vance McVicker. On Sunday night they generally take their girls, Marty Knickerbocker, Alice Carmack, Shirley S. and Leah Ray Bredahl to the show in Colorado Springs. Well, Kenneth, thanks for showing us the future but to tell the truth do you really think this will all come true? ' ' �~· ��GOLDIE WELLS JERRY NEWMAN YMOND WELLS President BETTY NOBLE Treasurer ROBERTA PIERSON Secretary MA~~~YCE JUN/OR HENRY CUNDIFF JEWELS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS EDWIN SCOFiELD JUNIORS BONNIE LANDRETH had assistant editor on the annual staff, and shared co-editorship on the paper staff. JUNIORS had two on the honor roll for the year. the carnival JUNIORS had queen, and two carnival hostesses. JUNIORS had one on the first team in basketball, and one on the team that went to Alamosa. had two on the football team. had two of the senior cheerleaders, and one of the junior cheerleaders. had four F. H. A. officers, and ten F. B. L. A. members, one officer. WYLIE CARMACK MOM ..nt~ SARAH EARLEEN McCOY Vice-president MARY ELLEN KINSMAN NANCY RUTHERFORD ROSEMARY PURCELl BILLY RAY DODSON HI-WAY CAFE Phone 27'1~ BAYFIELD �MASON FRAZZINI DERYUtv COOPER '::70RDON STEELE LAWRENCE GARCIA FELIX SANCHEZ VADIE HARRIS BOBBY WOLF GRACE KINSMAN SOPHOMORE SUCCI:SSES SOPHOMORI:s had three on the first team in basketball, two on the second team, four of whom were on the team that went to Alamosa. SOPHOMORI:s had two on the football team, one of the senior cheerleaders. SOPHOMORES had one F. B. L. A. officer, two F. H. A. officers, the F. H. A. mother is the mother of a sophomore. I MARKA PETERSON JOHN BIGHAM SOPHOMORI:s had two in the double quartette, one on the honor roll for the year, two of the carnival hostesses. SOPHOMORI:s had two on the annual staff, two on the paper staff. JOANNE lllCKMAN CLARK GILBERT RENA DAVIS CECIL McCOY CHARLOTTE MOBLEY ~rango's Most Cemplcte Department Store- For The Entire Funily Durango, Colorado �JO ANN POWELL GORDON POWELL DONNIE McCOY SONDRA CARMACK WAYNE MARTIN nMMY SOWER BETTY MciNTYRE DICK WELLS WANDA PETERSON LaVONNE McCOY BILLY SQUIRES NANCY McKINNEY GEORGE WISER DAVID PERCELL GAYLE BOULDEN DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER LEE CUNDIFF BARBARA WOMMER JERRY MONTGOMERY MARY TAFOYA MYRON LUTHI LEONARD PETERSON JUNIOR TAFOYA F R FRESHMEN FINDINGS FRESHMEN had six on the football team, three junior cheerleaders. s rRESHMEN had seven on the second team in basketball, all girls in Pep Club. E H FRI5HMEN had all girls in F. H. A. , three in the i:louble quartette. M E DURANGO • MUSIC STORE N :RESHMEN ~d one perfect attendance, (at least for the first four periods.) �IJEHIND THE ..:fft ~~ OUR ,$e~(L b M ~ ~~~ f4J t @ --:-1.'. .\l.o..lll."lL © ~ s <e Jl x~~ ~y,4;&k£t-y -5;-d.nd. 9~,;,, 1 CoLora-d.~ �~ A L u M N BACK ROW: Geneva Ryan-'35, Dan Townsend-'31, Kenneth Ludwig-'47, Lorin Carmack -'36, Jack Carmack - '41, Lee Knickerbocker-'39, Cecil Sower-'31, Betty Ann Abernathy-'48, Ellen Kinsman-'32, Jewel Le Platt-'36. FRONT ROW: Kate Powell-'36, Noble Wells-'31, Winifred Walker-'39, Marjorie Bigham-'35, JuneCarmack-'46, LeonaKnickerbocker-'39, Gertrude Sower-'34, Vola Norris-'30, Mildred Humiston-'38, Sarah Lou Davis -'50. Some !Pa.sf & ro.ds I ~ .;. SENIORS of 1951 BACK ROW: Mr. McTaggart (sponsor), Neal Snooks, June Stephenson, Archie Phelps, Barbara McCoy, Noel Peterson, Barbara Wells, Clarence Monger, Jeanie Wells, Kenneth Montgomery, LaVerne Sower. FRONT ROW: Wilma Wells, Jimmy Rutherford, Martha Bergman, Bobby Norris, Cecelia Cundiff, Merle Harrison, Betty Stephenson, Jimmy Squires, Frances Albright, Frances Parks. ALUMNI HISTORY 1913 4 graduates Between the years 1913 and 1925, there was no graduating class since the highest grade was the tenth grade. The Sophomores didn't move very fast, did they? 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 6 graduates 7 graduates 12 graduates 2 graduates 7 graduates 6 graduates 15 graduates 10 graduates 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 10 graduates 15 graduates 14 graduates 20 graduates 14 graduates 21 graduates 16 graduates 18 graduates 20 graduates 18 graduates 15 graduates 11 graduates 10 graduates 17 graduates 10 graduates 14 graduates 17 graduates 10 graduates 20 graduates Mrs. Jerome Le Platt Graduate "45" and future graduate~. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lands, and Girls Mrs. Lands graduated in "45". ��JUANITA HOLT JIMMY TEMPLE ALLENE DAVIS STANLEY MORRISON CONNIE WEDDLE MATHEW BIGHAM SHIRLEY CHADD STANLEY SNOOKS JANET WELLS DAVID PHELPS JEAN SNOOKS BENNY LYALL JEWEL MONGER RAY CUNDn=F BETTY LOU TATE JERRY MONGER GEORGE DODSON TERRY NEAL �JACK HOLLAR LOUETTA GIBBS GENE GILBERT SAMMY I-UCKMAN STANLEY CUNDIFF MARY LUTHI SONDRA McVICKER ROBERT GOFF FISHBACK STUDIO 1045 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado MARVIN LEWIS .. DAVID MILLER ORALITA MASCRENAS GARY AMON LA VlNA WOMMER GEORGE COOPER MARIE MORRISON EDDIE STAHL MARC 'lET NEWMAN MILLARD GILBERT JANEANNE NEUENSCHWANDER MOSES MARTINEZ DOROTHY FROST BETTY GAYLE GRAVES Remember The Day With Snapshots �DONALD SOWffi LEONORA GRADY RAY WELLS HELEN WELLS LOIS LANDRETH CARROL MARTIN SYLVIA MULLEN JACKIE STRADLING LEONARD KILLINGBECK DOLORES MARTINEZ llMMIE HOLT SHARON CARMACK JAMES REED ARVIN PHELPS DORIS KESSELRING ERNEST TAFOYA BETTY HOLT RUTH ARCHULETA WENDELL BARTHOLOMEW MYRNA BIGHAM GWENDOLYN CARMACK �GEORG A RUSSELL GERALD LUDWIG TONY MASCARINAS LUCILLE CUNDIFF JEROLENE PERCELL DONALD GRUSH r II f lf ADRIAN MURRAY FRED KESSELRING KATHERINE STAHL JUDY GILBERT DORIS BLACKMORE PAUL DAVENPORT DAN GOSNEY LARRY MULLEN BONNIE CUNDIFF EMMA EDWARDS JETTA COOPER KEITH JAMES IH MARTIN MORRISON LUNNE SOWER BARBARA NORMAN I l �WAYNE KINGSLEY JIMMY TATE TOMMY MILLER TOMMY BEUTEN SUSAN CARMACK PATSY SlEPHENSON Carolynne Mcintyre ROBERTA LIPPERT LAWRENCE MORRISOl-1 DARLENE PERCELL DONALD MANN CAROLYN CARMACK JANET SOWER WILFRED MARTINEZ GLADYS GRADY RUPERT ARCHULETA PHYLLIS KILLINGBECK SHA~ON LEWIS LEONA JOHNSON M.ARDELLA MARSHALL DRINK COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES I l JULIAN MARTIN EUGENE BERRY DURANGO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO, Durango, Colorado �/, ~ JOHN McKINNEY ~ SANDRA JEAN ~ CONNIE STAFFORD LUCAS MARTINEZ HARVEY CUNDIFF PENNY MARTIN EARLENE BLACKMORE PHILIP STOCK Ill JOHN RUSSELL JUDY McVICKER JANICE BROWN JAMES O'ROURKE I /I ELEANOR MARTIN JIMMY PIERSON RUTH HOTZ GERALD HAGA SHARON STRADLING GARY TULIN EVELYN HARRIS PHYLLIS ARCHULETA SALLY GILBERT MARLENE JOYCE WILSON LEAH RAE BREDAHL MARGARET TATE KENNETH MULLEN ..//" GARY SOWER H II R D ,,.,., HAZEL ANN McCOY T I i HAYES / �EVELYN RATHJEN VERNON KINGSLEY JOHN MARTIN DANNY WEDDLE CHRIS M>ARTIN TOMMY JENKINS CAROl \VIVIAN RATHJEN LEWIS DON LEE \GOSNEY INEZ TAFOYA 1 JOE ARC HULET A , 1 FRANCES CARMACK JACK O'ROURKE JANET MORRISON CELINA GILBERT DONALD BLACKMORE EUGENE BEAVER SHARON CAROLE BARRY LIPPERT TOWNSEND LESLIE. GLOVER JIMMY HICKMAN ROYCE SADDLER I ~ DAVENPORT MJ.l<E TAFOYA JEFFERY LORING MEDARDO ARCHULETA DONNA REED JIMMY HUNTINGTON �GAIL PERCELL SAMMY NOBLE SHARON HOLT JESS HOLLAR LUCILLE LUTHI MELVIN HAGA MARION NEMESCHECK SHIRLEY SOWER FRANKIE GEDNEY TILLIE TAFOYA LEROY BEAVER ALICE CARMACK LILA CUNDIFF VERNON GRADY JEWELL PURCELL DON LIPPERT MARILYN BERRY NANCY HOTZ TOMMY ANCELL MARJORIE KNICKERBOCKER VANCE McVICKER JOHNNY CUNDIFF �These people from various grades were absent on the day the class pictures were taken. BACK ROW: Teddy McKinnis, Donald Sower, Robert Luthi, Patsy Wemple, Barbra Cundiff, Viola McKinnis. FRONT ROW: Jerry McKinnis, Caroline Hickman, Karen Asher, David Wemple, Freddy Goff, John McKinnis, Charles Cundiff. ��I I BACK ROW: Coach Michaels, Mason Frazzini, Manin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Tommy Richards, Edward Percell. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Garcia, Dutch Wells, Jimmy Mohney, Felix Sanchez, and R. v. Cobb. ~52E 1<-0UNDUfJ T Aw•ste;n Bull Sess;•n ' BlJSf • Dec. 1 Dec. 8 Dec. 15 Dec. 19 Jan. 4 Jan. 5 Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 18 Jan. 19 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 8 Feb. 9 Feb. 15 Feb. 16 Feb. 23 Bayfield 30 Bayfield 51 Bayfield 24 Bayfield 43 Bayfield 24 Bayfield 43 Bayfield 40 Bayfield 51 Bayfield 45 Bayfield 39 Bayfield 48 Bayfield 73 Bayfield 54 Bayfield 41 Bayfield 51 Bayfield 51 Bayfield 37 Bayfield 57 Bayfield 58 A lUJIUli Ignacio Aztec Mancos Dove Creek Dolores Mancos Pagosa SilVerton Ute Voc. Ignacio Dove Creek Dolores Mancos Pagosa Silvenon Ute Voc. Ignacio Dwango "B" 24 30 36 45 15 13 24 38 36 34 26 29 16 42 30 38 25 35 32 42 D. L. WE L l ~ �8'~ BACK ROW Coach Michaels Donnie McCoy Junior Tafoya David Neuenschwander Jimmy Sower Melvin Haga FIRST ROW Dick Wells Billy Squires Clark Gtlbert George Wiser Gordon Steele Hook-shot Mohney Gna.b a.-t! �IF ({) <0 1r lB BACK ROW: Coach Michaels, Kenneth Campbell, Sam Hollar, Martin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Tommy Richards, Melvin Haga. MIDDLE ROW: Dutch Wells, Mason Frazzini, David Neuenschwander, Jimmy Sower, Jimmy Mohney, R. V. Cobb, Edward Percell. FRONT ROW: Wayne Martin, Clark Gilbert, Wylie Carmack, Dick Wells, Donnie McCoy, and Gordon Powell. A IL WE CHAMA UTES DOLORES CHAMA UTES DOLORES THEY 46-----0 18----20 12-----0 35-----0 14----20 20----22 • �FIRST ROW: Goldie Wells, Nancy Rutherford, Vadie Harris, Joanne Hickman, Freda Beuten, Bonnie Landreth, Jo Ann Powell, Marka Peterson, Betty Noble, Derylin Cooper. SECOND ROW: Nancy McKinney, Gayle Boulden, Carol Rowse, Mary Tafoya, LaVonne McCoy, Betty Mcintyre, Charlotte Mobley, Nina Squires, Hilda Peterson. THIRD ROW: Rena Davis, Mary Joyce Davis, Earleen McCoy, Roberta Pierson, Barbara Wommer, Wanda Peterson, Sondra Carmack. SPONSORED BY "RAINBOW SERVICE STATION" Groceries - Gas - Oil Guaranteed "66" Batteries and Lee Tires Telephone 2299 Highway 160 BAYFI ELD> COLO~ADo �BACK ROW: Coach Michaels, Edward Percell, Melvin Haga, Sam Hollar, Kenneth McCoy, Tommy Richards, Martin Landreth, Kenneth Campbell. MIDDLE ROW: LawrenceGarcia, Jimmy Sower, Felix Sanchez, Donnie McCoy, Mason Ludwig, Dutch Wells, Jimmy Mohney, R. V. Cobb. FRONT ROW: WayneMartin, GordonSteele, DickWells, WylieCarrnack, DavidNeuenschwander, Clark Gilbert, and Gordon Powell. Tho $ Club may lncludo any boy who has lettered in any sport. The duties of the officers are: President: To call a meeting, to be held the first Friday of every month, and to preside at the meetings. Secretary: To attend to the minutes of the organization. MR. MICHAELS Sponsor MASON FRAZZINI Secretary The officers are elected once a year at the beginning of the school year. The functions ofthe club are to cooperate with the school administration in stimulating the athletic program and in making it an integral part of the curriculum. It further sponsors benefits in order to raise funds for the athletic program. TUDE BAKER 5ou.~emt-n M•'tca,.. Co. SAl~s ~ Sew-viee ��Most Ath/~,t;e I ' �e~ F A R L E: e N M c c y Om [C!RRIW this year was another big success. The net profit was $949.40. One of the big attractions of the evening was the group of hostesses consisting of Rena, Mary Joyce, Rosemary, and Charlotte. The clowns, Jimmy M., Billy J. , Tommy R., and R. V. , also provided some very fine entertainment. The sales from raffle tickets brought in the most money, $248.64. The dance brought in $133.28. Bingo brought in the large sum of $197.35. The ousiness people from Bayfield, Ignacio, and Durango were responsible for the many beautiful prizes. �F. H. A. OFFICERS President -------------------Betty Noble Vice-President -----------Roberta Pierson Secretary ------------------Carol Rowse Treasurer --------------- Derylin Cooper Historian ----------------Hilda Peterson Parliamentarian------------ Goldie Wells Song Leader------------- -Grace Kinsman Reporter ---------------- Earleen McCoy Advisor--------------- -Mrs. Elbert Floyd Chapter Mother ----------Mrs. Elza Davis STANDING: Rena Davis, Charlotte Mobley, Nancy Rutherford, Gayle Boulden, Marka Peterson, Mary Tafoya, Barbara Wommer, La Vonne McCoy, Joanne Hickman, Helen Brown, Freda Beuten, Sondra Carmack, Jo Ann Powell, Bonnie Landreth, Nancy McKinney, Vadie Marris, Betty Mcintyre, and Wanda Peterson. SEATED: Mrs. Davis, Grace Kinsman, Carol Rowse, Derylin Cooper, Earleen McCoy, Betty Noble, Roberta Pierson, Goldie Wells, Hilda Peterson, and Mrs. Floyd. ~~ BUSINESS DRUG- Co. J)u.rango, Colo. �IF. II3. IL .A. BACK ROW: Billy Squires, Gordon Steele, Cecil McCoy, Earl Cable, Wylie Carmack, Manin Landreth, R. V. Cobb, Jimmy Mohney, Edwin Scofield. MIDDLE ROW: Henry Cundiff, Kenneth Campbell, Dick Wells, Betty Noble, Bonnie Landreth, Melba Cundiff, Hilda Peterson, Earleen McCoy, Jerry Montgomery, Mrs. Martin. FRONT ROW: Nancy Rutherford, Rena Davis, Rosemary Purcell, Nina Squires, Goldie Wells, Mary Joyce Davis, Helen Brown, Carol Rowse, and Kenneth McCoy. President- -- ----- -- -- Nina Squires Secretary------------ -Rena Davis Treasurer--- ---------Helen Brown Vice President----- - -- Betty Noble Reporter - ----------Hilda Peterson DURANGO MERCANTILE COMPANY b- f?a.jf,..o~c/ Plum t!! 70 8 1fJ, WHOLESALE GROCERS �FACULTY ADVISOR Ina C. Martin EDITOR- IN -CHIEF Hilda Peterson ASSIST ANT EDITOR Nancy Rutherford ADVERTISING MANAGERS Jimmy Mohney Goldie Wells PRODUCTION MANAGER Nina Squires SALES MANAGER Earl Cable ~·' SPORTS EDITORS Raymond Wells Martin Landreth R. V. Cobb Mr. Michaels LITERARY EDITOR Betty Noble ALUMNI EDITORS Helen Brown Rena Davis ART EDITORS Wylie Carmack Sondra Carmack Jerry Newman Mary Ellen Kinsman GRADE EDITORS Melba Cundiff Bonnie Landreth CLASS EDITORS Carol Rowse Roberta Pierson Joanne Hickman Gordon Powell CLASS SALESMEN Carol Rowse Bonnie Landreth Lawtence Garcia Sondra Carmack TYPISTS Nancy Rutherford Carol Rowse Nina Squires Earl Cable Marjorie Knickerbocker Alice Carmack Annual Queen JUDY PURCELL First Grade Compliments of Phone 2311 C.O.D. Nancy Hotz Marilyn Berry �REPORTERS Fay Peterson Ina C . Martin Helen Brown Earl Cable Wanda Peterson Sondra Carmack Joanne Hickman Grace Kinsman Carol Rowse Nina Squires Rosemary Purcell ART DEPARTMENT TYPISTS Wylie Carmack Sondra Carmack Mary Ellen Kinsman Dick Wells Carol Rowse Earl Cable Melba Cundiff Helen Brown Nina Squires CO-EDITORS Earleen McCoy Hilda Peterson ADVISORS BACK ROW: Hilda Peterson, Earleen McCoy, Sondra Carmack, Wanda Peterson, Mary Ellen Kinsman, Rosemary Purcell. MIDDLE ROW: Grace Kinsman, Joanne Hickman, Carol Rowse, Melba Cundiff. FRONT ROW: Wylie Carmack, Nina Squires, Helen Brown, Earl Cable. tl ~ .. • DR. COMPLIMENTS GEORGE A. BONELLI OPTOMETRIST 822 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO, COLO. �s p E L A N y I 0 R Melba Cundiff (Nora), Kenneth McCoy (Officer McvnHJ, 1.-aro1 Kowse (Aunt Fanny), Nina Squires (Mrs. Smythe-Kersey), Earl Cable (Mortimer Smythe -Ke rsey), Helen Brown (Vivian Smythe-Kersey), Martin Landreth (Ted), Hilda Peterson(Charlie), Jimmy Mohney (Larry), Victor Neuenschwander (Uncle Aleck). (Not in the picture) PRESENTED December 14, 1951 '' Larry Elliot, a young broker is engaged to imperious Vivian Smythe-Kersey, and is further hen-ridden by a snobbish aunt, His troubles are complicated whenhe becomes the guardian of Charlie, the child of an old Ozarkian who has saved his life. Uncle Aleck arrived withCharlie, who proves to be a decided surprise. This was a farce - comedy tempered by heart interest and a touch of pathos. Not the least important was Shadrack, Meshak, Abednego (the pet goldfish). �BACK ROW: Wayne Martin, Earl Cable, George Wiser, Clark Gilbert, Felix Sanchez, R. V. Cobb, David Neuenschwander, Jimmy Mohney, Lawrence Garcia, Dwight Ward, Dick Wells. MIDDLE ROW: Grace Kinsman, Nancy McKinney, Barbara Wommer, Freda Beuten, Carol Rowse, Joanne Hickman, Mary Joyce Davis, Vadie Harris, Charlotte Mobley, Derylin Cooper. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Peterson, Sondra Carmack, Gayle Boulden, JoAnn Powell, Mr. McTaggart, Betty Mcintyre, Marka Peterson, Rena Davis, La Vonne McCoy, Helen Brown. DOUBLE QUARTET David Neuenschwander Martin Landreth R. V. Cobb Jimmy Mohney Charlotte Mobley J o Ann Powell Betty Mclntrye Rena Davis C. F. Phone 2101 LEWIS MERCANTILE CO. Bayfield, Colo. ��wx -87 (- l-H j / ~M LC 1. Eager Beaver 2. Smile, Cecil 3. Look pretty, please 4. Dutch didn't know! 5. Cold! 6. Love Birds 7. Well! Well! 8. Oh, Deer 9. Posed 10. Let's go to Music 11. Hold iliat line 12. Bare, but clean 13. Full now?? 14. Kansas, no snow 15. Goldie, back in ol' 7 16. Little Wommers 17. Workin' hard? 18. Goin' far? 19. Sunny days 20. Let's all take a ride 20B. Little Pitcher 21. Tired, Jeannie? 22. Jack and Jerry 23. Indian Twins 24. Windy 25. Ride 'em Cowgirl 26. Teacher 27. Freshie 28. Slick, huh, Helen? 29. Houses for rent 30. Nora 3i. Homemakers 32. Sock him, son! 33. Let's play ball 34. Fiesta 35. "Cuzzins" 36. Ya mad? 37. Chums 38. Mr. Wommer 39. Wanta coke? 40. Get to work 41. Get in there and fight 42. Restin' 43. Main drag 44. Dancin'? 45. Now lissen here I 46. What'cha doin' 47. Queen 48. Tch, tch, tch. 49. Hongory, Mr. Mac? 50. Tickled 51. Firearms. s 1-4 0 t p a. tj e ? 5 ?~ • • • 0 J 7 ~Jf (J2 52. Sophisticated Seniors 53. Swo-o-o -nnn 54. Quite a background I I I 55. Chop it off 56. Lost resort, "Dictionary" 57. No snow balls??? 58. Not tired, are ya? 59. Who done it? 60. Tug of war 61. Leave me alone, Schorchy 62. I dood-it 63. Coaching, or just "SWeet'n" 64. Don't throw it, MELVIN 65. Saaaaaaay 66. Teachers Brats 67. Care for Coffee? 68. Monkeys (Hilda and Wylie) 69. Myron 70. Dazed 71. It's this way I 72. "Sari" 73. Dreamin' , Earleen? 74. Tommy's Girl 75. Early Morning ambition 76. Smile, dearie 77. Can't say that wasn't posed 78. Frances Albright 79. Boo! I I so. Mischief Makers 81. Coach Joe 82. Charles 83. Jitterbugs or ·Bugs" 84. I wouldn't have believed it-85. Model 86. Call me when the bell rings 87. Study? hall 88. Bunkhouse pals 89. Deserted play ground 90. Our favorite guy 91. Tall Timber 92. Let's flay house 93. Bored. ? 94. Potatoes tomorrow 95. Again Oh! Oh I 96. Get fixed pretty 97. "Guess Who's" 98. The Brain 99. Peace, Quiet and Paper 100. "Applies what well"? ( -- ~JP E ��~- ��8~. t �! i ��BURNS NA TIONA I BANK o-f COMPLIMENTS OF BASIN DRUG CO VETERINARY SUPPLIES PRESCRIPTIONS '\REXALL DRUGS'' FOUNTAIN & GRILL COSMETICS DURANGO, COLORADO �Bayfield CoNoeo Filling Station Prod..u.c:ts ,6-UN~ ~ ~;;tk NAVAJO TRAIL Phone t_og! Phon~ ~ 8'7~ Bo..yf ield, C olo~Ad o �Carmack Sa.l e s o."'J Set-vt'e e Equipment Co - INTUNAliONAL HAaYUlU Pine Riwer Bar 1 Milton a.nd. Cl&f"4. atJ.9{/dd. (! 1 Dun'ley. Pror· Ol.o ... &cL 0 PENNEY'S ~~\'RIDE-"-t~ '* 5ERV1Cf 0 -·- WE HIT THE ...2J ti'Y ;i ~ ~ .dA~ Jlv ~ 11-a-.r ./ MARK Wallace Furniture Mart ..:]"'; ~ ~ lJ) 41/ 4t!. e , ~wtt e,... Du,.«ntjo 1 ~oLo. I I �Esta.6/,"cl,.4 '" I 88Z r'_ ~ We specialize in lJ' Banking by Mail ~ f/Ou!l. 11Wntl/Member F. D. I. C. T CK .s;..;.,t! /, M 0 T 08 ?~0 FORD TRACTOR LINCOLN co DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS �r - - - -- - - SOWE I~ -----------. 131~0THE 1~5 LUMBER Phone 2477 ....--~A ~ Lll::. -~ c Lb.i<.J Bayfield, Colorado ells Bar 80J :Znd.. AVENUE MillER HOCKER CHEVROLET �CLOVER RICH ICE CREAM CO. FOR GOOD HEALTH USE CLOVER RICH ~- _....&.. l _J.., .' ~ ;~ COTTAGE CHEESE ~ ~ 8~ ,, MILK CREAM ICE CREAM Clive R!~..-son 1\'ealtor -REAL ESTATE~ -INSURANCE . . Phonesgg ! 045MainAv enue Durango �/ 0.57 MA I N AVE"NUE Phones: .ZqS, ~9 {,, ~9 JJOI!F(fAING(O, (>~"' Foster Office Supply 127 E. 9th Durango INCLUDED ~~ -frvNECCJIJ ay I or Raymond s~uu/m; BROWN SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Mod;;;,es Jewelr ?7~ Q,~J~ , (~o.-- --, UshldH-tfi~ CARRYING CASf ~- -- -~ I/J ~ SAN :TU,4/Y f3A.SiN Phone 14-77 DuRANG-O '147 MAHt A.r.-e ELDR.EDGE lnVESTmEn ~ JfAlml~i' Gco~c H. .To.scph FARM LOANS r,o I~URA~C E _ T. G. E~1Lerton BoNDS - REAL e..s-rATE 7.U /t!ain Arenue Phone S'f 0Ut-4ngo, CoLo ��- - I - t ' ��I ' ' I j I I �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1952 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1951-1952 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4d05bd8aa65c800e56f2425fb57d220d.pdf 2f6733f001e2db88b433d95c242cf36a PDF Text Text ��IN MEMOR tUM or:- WADE GOSNEY SON OF EVELYN ancL WILLIAM Gost-~Ey Dieo �~--· @j(e his is a door of memories--Not memories for just one, but for all who have passed in of a morning anticipating the day's work, and all who have come ou~ with the pride of accomplishment. Maybe some dislike the thought of passing through this door for the last time, to seek their fortunes elsewhere. But_, as we all know, "Lincoln was great, not because he lived in a log cabin; but because he was able to get out of itl 11 ��-;)VARREN G . - DOESKEN ·ology r Sponsor &11 E. 0. BAIRD Spanish 11 English 1- 4 Freshman Sponsor Editorial Advisor The Purple & Gold ~A McCOY .... -~~.~..~ CIIDIBELLAN 7il~an ·~~lations '-" ...anonsor .u..L... ~ Vbrld :tory Athletics Civics DAN L. M eT AGGA RT Superi nte nde nt Music INA C. MARTIN Art Shorthand ~ing 1 & 11 F.B.L.A. Sponsor ArulUal Director Purple & Gold Advisor Sophomore Sponsor FRANCES L. JENKINS Homemaking 1 & 11 F.H.A. Sponsor �Mildred Mohne7 Ji Mrs. Landnth Mrs. Cobb Mrs. Holder Mrs. LePlatt Secretar;y La Plata County Superintendent MRS. VIVIAN MAXWELL ��Raymond Wells Music - 2 Paper Staff - 3 Annual Staff - 2 Athletics - 4 ''B" Club F.B.L.A. - 1 Junior Play Senior Play President HaYe I caucht my heaY'nly jewel. Betty Noble Salutatorian Music - 2 Annual Staff - 2 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A - 3 Junior Play Senior Play Treasurer Earleen McCoy Filla the air around with beauty. Music - 2 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 1 Cheerleader - 2 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 3 Junior Play Senior Play * Vice-President My heart ia like .. ".,rl. a ainging bird. ~. E:Zr~ ~ed ed in the heart of courtesy. Nancy Rutherford Valedictorian Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 2 Cheerleader - 2 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 2 Junior Play Senior Plav Roberta Pierson Music - 1 Paper Staff - 1 Pep Club - 4 Cheerleader 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 F.H.A. - 1 Junior Play Senior Play Silence •W!eeter i• than •peech. �Donna Autrey Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 1 Pep Club - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 F.H.A. - 2 Nat'l Jr. Honor Society Library - 2 Vessels larg'e may venture more, But little boats ahould keep near shore Bonnie Landreth Music - 2 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 2 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 3 Junior Play Senior Play Wylie Carmack Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 2 Athletics - 2 "B'' Club - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 Junior Play Senior Play A lo..-ing heart u the be Would.t thou both eat thy calre and have it? ginning of all bowleclge. Today, whatever may annoy, the word for me is Joy, just simple Joy . One day in the country, is worth a month m town. Henry Cundiff Music - 1 Atbletics - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 Art - 1 Junior Play Senior Play Mary Ellen Kinsman Music - 1 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 2 F.B.L.A. - 1 Art - 1 Ubrary 1 ,. �Mary Joyce Davis fusic - 3 Paper Staff - 3 Annual Staff - 2 Cheerleader - 2 Pep Club - 3 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 1 Library - 3 Junior Play Senior Play Edwin Scofield Athletics - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 Art - 1 A Where the stream runneth smootheat, the water is deepest. lady r;chly clad aa sh" Beautiful exceedingly. Dan Shupe Music - 1 Athletics - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 Art - 1 Senior Play His bark is worae than his bite. Joyce James G.A.A - 3 Glee Club - 1 Junior Play True as the needle to the pole, Or aa the dial 0 0, what may man withi" him hide, Though a·,tgel the outward side! Jerry Newman Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 2 Athletics - 2 Art - 1 .Junior Play Senior Play ~ Goldie Wells Music - 1 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 2 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 3 Junior Play Though I am always in haste, I am never lin a hurry. �SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1941, 31 pupils started to school in the old grade school building. Our teacher was Miss MacD onald. Those who started were Goldie Wells, Earle en McCoy, Bonnie Landreth, Dutch Wells, Wylie Carmack, Donnie Holt, Henry Cundiff, Jean and Joan Bastian, Charlie Berry, Leonard Davenport, Juanita and VaNita Hall, Viola Domingues, Sherry Deeds, Betty Jean McCormick, Ann Tanner, Johnny Keating, Richard Manzanares, Jess Newland, Bill Sacchetta, Vann Percell, Bobby Wolf, Leandro Archuleta, Melvin Yingling, Robert Pankratz., Levi Lucero, Pauline and Mary Tafoya, Carolina Archuleta, and Jackie Glen. Most of these have scattered to the four winds except the faithful six; Goldie Wells, Bonnie Landreth, Earleen McCoy, Dutch Wells, Wylie Carmack, and Henry Cundiff. In the 2nd grade our teacher was Mrs. Joy Brown. Nothing very important happened that year The 3rd grade was when we learn ed so much of our meanne s, because we were put with SeniorR of last year. Our teacher that year was Mrs. Sapp. Nina Squires entered that year. In the 4th grade our teacher was !\1rs. Walker. In the fifth grade, :Mrs. Ostwald t•acher. Six of us entered grade 5: Raymond, out· sober athlete., For perfect attendance did compete. Earleen, so ouiet, with voice so fine. Learned to write between the lines. was ou>· Wylie, the reader of funny books, Stayed in at recess with Captain Hook. Goldie, with her hair so black, Led the class on down the track. Bonnie, the watchman of them all, Pursued the fractions round the hall. Only awhile did 1ary Joyce stay, In the fall, then moved away. Charlie Berry, with his grin, Bluffed us all to let him in. Donnie Holt was with us too, At fun and tricks he was not new. Nina Squires was in this class, At the end of the term we all did pass. With tears in our eyes into grade six, To promote Mrs. Ostwald would have been a mix. But Mrs. Smith took half of us, And so settled the fuss. In the 6th grade, Mrs. Smith had part of the class and Mrs. Ostwald took the other part. Our year in the si.Jrth grade was Mrs. Smith's first yeat· in Bayfield. Most of our time was spent studying as Mrs. Smith didn't spend all of her time trying to keep the teen-ager happy. In the 7th grade our teacher again was Mrs . Smith. The m~in event that year was the inter class tournament. The girls knew few rules; but we had fun. Dutch was captain of the boys then. The 7th grade boys won the grade tournament and were awarded a large bag of peanuts. DUTCH ATE THE PEANUTS. �SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We never found out where Donnie got the black eye. When we asked him, we just got that cute grin. We had a student council and everybody told what everyone else did. Consequently we were very well behaved. Nancy and Ro'berta entered that year. In the 8th grade, we had all the high-school teachers as our teachers. We were the last 8th grade class to be in the high-sehool. The windows surely made good exits when the teachers weren't around. Huh, kids? It seem3 that the boys had quite a time getting through English that year. Couldn't be because they were mischievous, could it? They came out all right, though. (As usual.) Boy, we had a good fight that year, didn't we, Wylie and Charles? Nothing like a g-ood old fist fight. Remember the ditch water in sciE>nC <:.! class? Also remember the good story-telling tim es in Mr. O'Toole's arithmetic class? Jloy. we were big when the time for eighth grade graduation came! We went to Mesn Verde for the exercises. We bet we were ~he first class to graduate in ; eans and sport ciothcs. Betty Noble entered that year. Mary Ellen, Jerry, and Dan entered our freshman year. We surely were t"IJ.ankful for our guardian angel (Mr. Evans) that !'ear - - huh, kids? It isn't everybody that gets evcuses signed for going fishing. Edwin joined us our Sophomore year. We had one boy on the basketball team. We had a turkey raffle and Goldie won the turkey, but we weren't unhappy about that, were we, kids! Donnie Holt was killed in an automobile accident that year. We were very sorry to lose Donnie, as he was always a souree of fun. Jn our Jui,ior year, we had many good times while practicing for our play. We just got o.bout 10 to 13 in Dutch's car plus Mac. Also, we got out of a lot of classes to decorate for the Prom. Even if we do say so ourselves. the gym looked pretty nice after we got through. We had fun practicing the Grand March and getting out of classes, thanks to Mrs. Peterson. SENIOR YEAR Well, this is the last year of school in good old B.H.S. We've surely had a lot of fun here. Here is a little sketch of what we have done thu!~ far : We had the Christmas Dance and goose raffle, we gave our play in February; and we gave the Valentine Dance which was a success. Dutch got his knee hurt in one of the basketball games and was not able to play ball for part of the season, but was able to play in the tournament. We are looking forward to graduation activities that go with it. and the �I, )/~----~---------• I,~~. will my height to Cecil McCoy - - He needs it. will my ability to get good grades m Art to John Bigham. Texas to Mrs. Martin and Charles 12~--a-~-· willOliver. p· I, '?JJ~--~ ~ will my popularity to Jeanie Snooks. I, I, _t!}_~-~ I,~~----~· I, ~/~ ~r_-'-~'""" I, ... A~-~~ --· I,jl~--~ . , I,~~---1?~ .. I, __r::. ()_~7(Z~ ·· ' ~ -• -'---=0"... will my job at the lunchroom to LaVonne McCoy, maybe she will stay busy. will my ability to play basketball to Leonard Peterson. ill my ability to get along with Mrs. McCreery to Mason Frazzini. will my job at Hoxsie's to Dick Wells - What a change! will Sally, Pagosa cheer leader, to Brad Newton. will my black hair to Betty Mcintyre . will my .ability to keep my mouth shut, to Charles Oliver - - He needs it! r.m"(j--~ --~ill Jesse to Grace. I, Jt~{;(~wi~ cheerleading to anyone who wants 0 , wi; I."~~ ~ I,~_f;J£/, I, I,~W~ my shorthand to Aleen Davis. will my good looks to Janet Wells. WOW! what a combination! will my ability to get along with Draper to Bill Squires. . . �OUR FUTURES It is the year 1963. Nancy Rutherford, fur coats and all, with red caps jumping at her beck and call, is just returning from New York where she has been the pianist for Gary Crosby's orchestra. When she boarded the plane, she found that she was being piloted by the daring young pilot, Jerry Newman . She is really in for a ride of surprises "'hen she discovers her stewardess i'! Earleen McCoy. First thing, when Nancy gets to Bayfield. sh'! goes to the modern hospital, just recently constructed. She is tingling with excitement as sh~ opens the door and there she is! It really is truJ - - Betty Noble, her old schoolmate, is th" famous woman doctor she has been reading about in th~ NEW YORK TIMES; and with her two head nurses, Roberta Pierson and Bonnie Landreth, it"s no wonder they say that there never hr.s been a man go home sick. Nancy is ready for a little excitement now. So she hails a taxi and heads for Davis's i~htclub and Grill, on freeway 160, where Mary Joyce Davis is the main entertainer. They stop on the way to gas up at millionaire Wylie Carmack·s "Drive-In And-Blow-Up-Station.'' Then as memories of school days and school chums come back to her, Nancy decides to visit B.H.S. She recognize- the superintenrie!'lt almost instantly - Henry Cundiff. He ha~n't changerl much except for a beard. Henry tells her that he got all of his teacher training at Fort Lewis. Just then Mr. Cundifl"'3 secretary. Mary Ellen Tuttrow (Kinsman) comes in to report for duty. Mary Ellen is doing this so that her work will be close to her husband, Jess, as he is now B.H.S.'s custodian. Nancy asked Mary Ellen what ever happened to Goldie Wells. Mary Ellen told her that the la. t anyone had heard, Goldie was over in the South Pacific, still chasing Corky Ludwig! Later she goes to the main part of town to see if she can see anyone else she knows, and sure enough, here comes May Lou Scofield (James). She runs a new bru in Bayfield, The HadacalL Her husband Edwin is now owner of the BAYFIELD HERALD NEWS. She stops to talk to May Lou fur a minute and a~ks her what Dutch Wells and Donna Autrey are doing. She is told that Dutch is living in Ignacio, working as janitor in Lunsford"s Beauty Parlor. Donna Autrey is in Texas, married to a rich cattle and bird rancher. What a combination! Later Nancy goes to the Post Office and sees signs all over. advertising Dan Shupe's Dude Ranch. I wonder how he is making out with all his Texas girls. Well, kids - - I imagine we will all be wondering if this will really come true or if it is just a pipe dream ��BETTY HENRY NOBLE CUNDIFF NANCY RUTHERFORD EA.RLEEN MARY JOYCE Me COY DAVIS ��RENA DAVIS CLARK GILBERT GRACE KINSNAN MASON I MARKA PETERSON FRAZZINI JOANNE HICKMAN GOROON STEELE DERYLIN FELIX COOPER SANCHEZ JOHN BIGHAM LAWRENCE GARCIA JUNIORS HAD ~ An F. B. L. A. officer -. An F. H. A. officer ~ 3 carnival hostesses • 3 on the football team VADIE ~ 1 with perfect attendence HARRIS ~ Co-editor on the Annual • Co-editor on the Purple and Gold ~ 5 on the first team in basketball ~ 4 on the honor roll for the year j CHARLOTTE MOBLEY BOBBY WOLF NJ\TIONJ\1 B J\NK �BETTY GEORGE l·JISER CINTYRE ~ DAVID CHARLES OLIVER ESTHER DOBBINS PERCELL J FREDA BEUTEN SONDRA SO'I'IER CARHACK j SANDRA ROWSE BARBARA W0f41ER . DONT'ITE 'CCOY JUNIOR TAFOYA I BILLY SQUIRES ~ JO ANN POWELL 0 WANDA PETERSON GAYLE BOULDEN 1-'YRTLE HARRIS 0 M, 0 , JERRY WELLS MONTGOMERY SOPHOMORES HAD: 4-first team: 11-Paper Staff 5-second team: 5-Annual Staff 1-team manager: 1-per!ect attendance 9-football team: for the semester. 1-senior cheerleader 15-F. B. L. A. 4-librarians: 1 officer All girls members of F. H. A. 1 District Officer 3 F. H. A. mothers ~ �# Brad :Dlvid Newton Phelps Connie Bert !-longer ~ddle Ray Janet ~lis Ibuglas Blackmore FRESHMAN HAD 6 on the second team :in basketball 2 on the football squad 3 on the Purple and Gold Staff 1 on the Annual Staff 2 with perfect attendance 3 members in F. H. A. Cundiff - Shirley stanley Chadd Morrison Jeanne Snooks f Mathew Bigham Jewel Monger Terry Neal 7/(0?n ~ 3~ HI-WI\Y Cf\FE BA\YfliElD Stanley Snooks J:i.mnzy' Temple Robert Luthi I �I ALUMNI HI STORY 1913 4 graduates Between the years 1913 and 1925, there was no graduating class since the highest grade was the tenth grade. The Sophomores didn't move very fast, did they? 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 6 graduates 7 graduates 12 graduates 2 graduates 7 graduates 6 graduates 15 graduates 10 graduates 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 194o 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 CllY CLEANERS 10 graduates 15 graduates 41:AJA/~~ 14 graduates I 20 graduates p,ck-u p Ta..tlor - ;vta.de.~ Su;f.s 14 graduates Deft r(!J-y 21 graduates Phone t4:J.ow IS!& MAtn Ate. 16 graduates 18 graduates ~--------------------~ 20 graduates 18 graduates 15 graduates 11 graduates 10 graduates 17 graduates 10 graduates 14 graduates 17 graduates 10 graduates 20 graduates 21 graduates rr/ BACK ROW: Geneva Ryan-'35, Dan Townsend-'31, Kenneth Ludwig147, Lorin Carmack- 136, Jack Carmack- 141, Lee Knickerbocker'39, Cecil Sower-'31, Betty Ann Abernathy- 1 48, Ellen Kinsman132, Jewel Le Platt- 136. FRONT ROW: Kate Powell-'36, Noble We1ls- 131, Winifred Walker- 139, Marjorie Bigham-'35, June Carmack- 1 46, Leona Knickerbocker-'39, Gertrude Sower- 1 34, Vola Norris- 1 30, Mildred Humiston-'38, Sarah Lou Davis- 1 50. �SENIORS of 1951 BACK ROW: Mr. McTaggart(sponeor), Neal Snooks, June Stephenson, Archie Phelps, Barbara McCoy, Noel Petersom, Barbara Welle, Clarence Monger, Jeanie Welle, Kenneth Montgomery, LaVerne Sower. FRONT ROW: Wilma Welle, Jimmy Rutherford, Martha Bergman, Bobby Norris, Cecelia Cundiff, Merle Harrison, Betty Stephenson, Jimmy Squires, Frances Albright, Frances Parke. seniors of 19.52 Arthur Ki.nsman, Kenneth Campbell, Sam Hollar, Martin Landreth, Kenneth McCoy, Thomas Richards, Melvin Haga, Edward Percell, R. V. Cobb, James Molme;r. FRONT ROW: IMi.ght Ward, Frank Harris, Carol Rowse, Hilda Peterson, Helen Brown, Nina Squires, Melba Cundi:f'f, Earl Cable, Charles Go££, Victor Neuenschwander (not sho1m). Bayfield Locker Plant ~~H~~ 2i1~ R. 0 . 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David Jenkins Berry ~~, Ju.dy Brow Sower Percell - Wilfred Rupert McCoy Martinez Archuleta leona Carol.Jrnne l1cintyre - Ma.rdella Jol:mson ~ Janet Darlene Hazel Ann , Bill Newton Patsy Stephenson J Julian Martin Carolyn Carmack I Marshall Chambers Susan Carmack, Lorene Ca;v:iggi.a Betty Weddl.e DURANGO MERCANTILE COMPANY whole sale Grocers OU~AN 60 �Lawrence Morrison Bureman Sandra Jean Me Colum Marlene Hayes Johnny Russell Leah Rae Bredahl EYelyn Harris Harvey Cundiff 1 Ruth Pierson Janice Brown James O'Rourke Eleanor Martin KeiU'JY' Mullen Leonard Tanner Gilbert John McKinney Nancy Winter Robert Lucas Martinez J~ Hotz s~ Bobby Blakely f, Connie Stafford Philip Stock p h 0 N E 7 0 g SOWEI~ LUMBER Ledford f31~0THE 1~5 DEALERS �Ila Ostwald Gary Tulin Clark Craig Berry Lippert Chris Martin Frances Carmack Jack O'Rourke Carole Townsend Da.nny Weddle Thomas Jenkins Vivian Rathjen Leslie Glover Charlie CUnditt Eugene Beaver Donna Jean Reed John Martin Don Lee Gosney ..A Zelta Newton James Huntington Jettre7 Lo~ Celina Gilbert Donald Blackmore James Davenport ~~ an ....~ David Glen Evelyn Rathjen John McKinnis Vernon KingsleySharon Hickman Medardo Janet Archuleta Morrison Alice Brown Mike 'l'atap. �EDDIE HOXIE ALICE CARMACK MRS. HAIR ) ,) SAMMY SHIRLEY sowm NOBLE TOMMY ANCELL JERRY MCKINNIS DON NANCY GAIL LIPPERT OOTZ PERCELL C:&:ELIA TAFOYA FRANK GEDNEY LDIDA LmOY ZEI.JBER BEAVER LILA CUNDIFF JOE ARC litJI.EI'A MARILYN BERRY LA PLATA Motors, Inc. DURANGO COLORADO Sales & Service Phone 47-374 DEARBORN IMPLEMENTS �MAY MARACH JIMJ-1Y CUNDIFF CHAR !ENE MCNEW ~~(~/II" " (!.~ STEPHEN I[ I NEUENSCH'v'/ANDER ARCHULETA ARNOLD ARCHULETA SHUPE J:EWELL PERCELL ) b. - KEENAN TALLEY r - J ; ' · vrummr SOWER / cmmrFF ' B0013Y STOCKS SHA.RON SO\~'ER ) DALE KNIGHT JOHNNY TAFOYA SUSA~ TOwVNSEND LARRY RUSSELL 1 NARION NEMES CHECK KATHYRN HICKMAN DONNIE MORRIS NORA GERRARD ~ :.6. RONNIE MILLER oJa ��N ().) d e d. I 5 l.JP 800 f? /VfAsked 9hosis ��ROW 1: Nancy Rutherford, Donna Autrey, Shirley Chadd, Goldie Well.B, Ea.rleen McCoy, Nancy McKinney, Freda. 12uten, Bonnie Landreth, Roberta Pierson, !Stty Noble LaVonne McCoy, Geyle Boulden. ReM 2: Marka Peterson, Jewel J.kmger, Jeanie Snooks, Ietty Mcintyre, Allene Davis, Janet ~lls, Joanne Hiclonan, Wanda Peterson, Barbara Woll'IJler, Connie Weddle, Sondra Carmack, Derylin Cooper. Indians 58 Bayfield 50 Basketball Dove Creek 26 6o ~==~---- Bayfield Dolores Bayfield 47 49 Bayfield 51 Dove Creek 29 Mancos Bayfield 35 64 Bayfield 35 Dolores 42 Pagosa Bayfield 48 46 Bayfield 30 Mancos 43 Silverton Bayfield 35 44 Bayfield 53 Pagosa 40 Indians Bayfield 55 45 Bayfield 33 Ignacio 42 Ignacio Bayfield 42 Bayfield 53 Silverton 42 44 c L u PEP B SPONSORED BY "RAINBOW SERVICE STATION" Groceries - Gas - Oil Guaranteed "66" Batteries and Lee Tires Tele 2299 160 H ~----~~~~--------~ F I R 1FAM s T ROW 1: Coach Cbambellan, David Bevis, Lawrence Garcia, Mason Frazzini, Junior Tafoya, CecU McCoy. F•lix Sanches (abMnt) ROW 2 : Gordon Steele, D:>nnie McCoy, Clark GiJ.bert, RaiYmond ~lls, J:immy Sower. �- BACK ROWa Coach Ch.ambellan, W9ndell Bartholomew, Stanley Cundiff, Millard Gilbert, Gene Gilbert, Trent Tanner, ~ W9lls. FRONT ROWa Samm;y Hickman, Earnest Tafoya, J~s Reed, 8l¥i Ray Walls. ei2Afclveri tle p u~~ BTEAM BACK ROW: Coach Chambellan, Brad Newton, David Phelps, J:imm;y' Temple, David, Neuenschwander, Mathew Bigham. FRONT ROW: ~ Cundii'.t, Terry Neal, lli.ck Wells, George Wiser, and Bi.lJ. Squires. �, DUTCH \\'ELlS LEWIS MERCANTILE CO. Phone 2101 -w B•yfield, Colo, JIMMIE SOWER �o"s DONNIE ~CCOY DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER MARKA PETERSON DERYUU COOPER GAYLE BOULDEN NANCY RUTHERFORD DAVID GEORGE NEUENSCHWANDER WISER COACH CHA!'vffiELLAN DURANGO COCA COLA BOTTLING CO, Durango, Colorado Clitt Ledford �The WolTerines experienced a hot and cold season, ending with a total of 10 wins and 10 losses, and 1 win and 2 defeats during the post season tournament. Built around veterans, Dutch two last 7ears Wells, and Lawrence Garcia, and bolstered b7 Mason Frazsini, Clark Gilbert, Gordon steele, Felix Sanchez, Don McCo,r, Junior Ta!o,ya, and Ji.Jmq Sower, the team hopped of! to three straight wins. After dropping a close one to Aztec, the Farmington Scorpions routed the Wolverines. In league plq a 6-8 record vas able to place Ba7!ield in fifth place. TWo of the highlights o! the sea-son were one and two point ~ctories over Dolores Ignacio respective~. ~ and Mancos and the Indians were able to decisive~ defeat the Purple and Gold. The Ba7!ield •B" squad equalled its ll-3 record of 1951-52. The playing o! Temple, Neuenschwander. Squires, D. Wells, and Wiser was abon average, and freshmen R. CUndiff, Iewton, leal, and Phelps showed promise for • 54. G- r-.ancl JUneho" 1 Co Lo . Their ranks depleted b7 the graduation of most the stalwarts of the 1951-52, the Wol~rine gridsters suffered a poor season o! 1 win, 1 tie, and 5 defeats. the Purple and Gold gained a lone ~ctor,y in their first game o! the season, downing Chama 19-6. Later on however, an improved Chama team edged a weakened group of WolTerines 27-20. Engaging the altm7s powertul Ute Indians and Dolores Bears, the Wolverines fought hard but unsuccesstu.l..]J', bowing to the superior power and experience of their opponents. The final contest o! the season was a moral ~cto17 as the Bayf"ield bo,rs !ought an ecperienced Pagosa Springs team to a 14-14 tie, in an ll-man game, the first the bo.rs had ever plqed. Looking back we recall the long runs of Dutch Wells, the passing of Don McCo,y, the de!ensi~ p~ of Gordon Steele, Da~ Phelps, and Dave Neuenschwander, and the o!!enai~ work o! Clark Gilbert and Jim Sower. With o~ one plqer graduating, our team next 7ear should be a strong one, able to successtully challenge the rest o! the league. AUyAnn &ke.RS Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield 19 l3 19 20 0 19 Chama 6 Dolores 39 Indians 32 Chama 27 Indians 38 Dolores 45 ��MOST INTELLIGENT Gordon Steele MOOT LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Rutherford ~rylin Cooper Jolm Bigham MOST COOPERATIVE Charles Marka Oliver Peterson CUTEST COUPLE Jewel Brad J.longer Newton MOST BASHFUL Billy Squires Sondra Carmack MOST FRIENDLY Roberta Cecil Pierson McCoy �MOST ATHLETIC Rena Lawrence Davis Garcia BEST LOOKING Earleen McCo:y Goldie Wells ~ W!lls • HOOT MASCULINE Mason FrazziD:i MOOT FEMllf.IBE • Grace Kinsman 1XD:m:f..e McCoy �ROBERTA PIERSON CLOVER RtCH g~~. Co e) ~8~" ICE CREAM CREAM L MILK COTTAGE CHEESE PETERSON MARKA �Head Librarian: Mrs. La'ftnia McCoy, Betty Noble, LaVonn~ McCoy, Jeanne Snooks, Barbara Wommer, Jewel Monger, Haney McKinney, Rena Davis Wanda Peterson, Donna Autrey, Mary Joyce Davis, Connie Weddle. I ' , •. 'fe RQrl lt Henr:r Cunditt, Dan Shupe, Jercy Hewnan, Wylie Carmack, J!J.ie Temple, Charles Olinr, John Bigham, Jerrf' Monger, Stanley Morrison, Mathew Bigham. ROW 2: Shirley Chadd, Sondra C&rmack, Connie Weddle, Jeanne Snooks, Jewel Monger, Janet Welle, .lll.ene Da'rls, Bett:r Mclnt;rre, Freda Beuten, Grace linSll&ll, ~le Boulden, Rena Darls. �F. H. A. OFFICERS President----------Betty Noble Vice-President-----lmrka Peterson Secretar,r----------Roberta Pierson Treasurer----------Goldie wells Historian--------Ea.rleen McCoy Parliamentarian---Nancy McKinney Chapter Mothers----Mrs. McKinney Song Leader--------LaVonne McCoy Jwb:os. Peterson Reporter-----------Gayle Boulden Mrs. Mcintyre Advisor------------Mrs. Jenkins o.,~=r~.:...~. ====_~f!!/l Back rows Sondra Carmack, Connie Weddle, Wanda peterson, Bonnie Landreth, Barbara 'Wa:rlmer, Freda Beuten, Janet Wells, Betty Mcintyre, Shirley Chadd, Derylin Cooper • Front row: LaVonne McCoy, Gayle Boul.den, Nancy McKinney, Betty Noble, Marka Peterson, Earleen McCoy, Roberta Pierson, Goldie Well.s, Mrs. Jenkins. �Earleen McC07, Rena Davis, Jimmie Sower, Roberta Pierson rF * ~~ ROW 3 : Jerry Montgomery, Jimmi.e Sower, Charles Oliver, George Wiser 1 Donnie McCoy, Dick Wells, Billy Squires, W~e Martin. ROW 2: Marka Peterson, Roberta Pierson, Betty Noble, Nancy Rutherford, Derylin Cooper, Wanda Peterson, Goldie Wells, Earleen McC07, Rena Davis, J07ce James, Donna Autrey. I ROW 1: Barbara Wommer, Freda Beuten, Gayle Boulden, Betty Mcintyre, Mary Joyce Davis, Nancy McKinnq, Bonnie - - - - Landreth, Sondra Carmack, Joanne Hickman. ��Earleen McCoy Rena Davis �HER EMERGENCY HUSBAND was the play chosen by the Seniors to keep the audience rolling in the aisles. It is the story or Nicky and Arlene Nutt who are newlyweds, and unlike the human race, they have had their first quarrel. They decide to separate and as Nicky can't live in their new house without Arlene and vice versa, unfortunately the home is left in charge of Jubilee, the Negro cook. Then things really begin to happen. Wilmer Sneed has just broken his engagement to Dot Dolson, a friend of Arlene's. Just like a woman, to save !ace, Dot writes to Wilmer and tells him she has just married a wealthy man. When Arlene hears Dot's sad story she tells her she can live in her's and Nicky's house. You think you got troubles--not like the Nutts are going to have, because unknowingly Nicky turns over the house to an old college chum, Bill Jones. Bill is engages to an Audrey Hardwick who has an uncle who says, "no marriage unless it is proved that Bill can support Audrey." So here's Bill's chance. What does he do but tell the Hardwicks that Nicky's house is his and then to top things of! he invites them to visit him. The inevitable happens. Bill and Dot meet and not by a coincidence. They both refuse to budge. When Bill promises to be Dot's Emergency Husband, as Wilmer Sneed is coming for a visit, Dot has to promise to leave before the Hardwicks arrive. As friends, relatives, and old fiancee arrive and the young people get themselves out or one predicament and into another.proves to be the reason why the Senior Play was a "Pushover." gEN \0 R_ Cast of Characters Nicky Nutt ••••••••••••• Jerry Newman Arlene Nutt ••••••••• Mary Jqyce Davis Dot Dolson ••••••••••••• Earleen McCo.y Bill Jones ••••••••••••• Raymond Wells Wilmer Sneed ••••••••••••••• Dan Shupe Wildman •.•••••••••••••• W,ylie Carmack PLAY Aunt Jubilee ••••••••••••• Betty Noble Elberta Peach ••••••••••• Donna Autrey Audrey Hardwick ••••• Nancy Rutherford Hiram Hardwick ••••••••• Henry Cundiff Aunt Hazel ••••••••••• Bonnie Landreth Mrs. Jarboe •••••••••• Roberta Pierson COMPLIMENTS OF BASIN VETERINARY SUPPLIES DRUG co PRESCRIPTIONS �The Junior Pl.q HEAD FIRST was a rousing comedy. Just t17 mixing a magician with a housetul of guests, especi~ a magician who does lJnmotism. Somehow or other the ~ei&n gets rich house guests and butlers lli.Dd. Wow! Then! to top things off, a blind date for a hoU8e guest arrins, and ia called a jerk. Then a professional ft1pnotist is hired to undo the MESS-he, too, &ets people enn more mixed up in trying to unmix them. Then, Phil, the ori.Pna! seer, gets the cook and butler back to their roles and the sophisticated Dowda back to sophistication and our of the role of cook aDd butler. Between ~notizera and house guests the Junior P~ was a great a•ccees. JU N1uR ea.t ot Cbaract·r· PI.Ay Mr. Carr ••••••••••••• Cecil MCeo, T. F. Mra. Carr ••••••••• Mark& Peteraoa Mre. Dowel ••••••••••• Charlotte Moble;r Mar,y Lo•••••••••••••••Rena DaTis Phil Dargan •••••••••••• Gordon Steele Larr,r •••••••••••• Mason Frassini Maril7D Bain •••••••••• Jeaane Hickman J~ •••••••••••••• De171in Cooper Jack Decker •••••••••••• Lawrence Garcia Barlow•••••••••••••• John Bigham Lester F.inch •••••••••••• W~e Martin Lori •••••••••••••••••• Bobb7 Wolf Mrs. Klwmp ••••••••••••• Graee Kinsman asin Livestock Commission Co. SALES Phone 576 EVERY THURSDAY SOUTH OF DURANGO ��Loafe rs ~EW lEX AS Ff..e.shrno.n Jr. •t-,·a h on .C3ea.tn(.vh wolrv- --e rlnes MuscLes ') Mof-e J Fun • .J BerrY ��SPLash f' in a0 ~un+ih'-- G ~ ep ~ Not R e y a- L ... L 0 \/ e L ¥ ? e '6 R 0 u s 7 Le o1'' ~~....... ��fiRsT ATJONAL JlANK of D uRANGO fv1rU:on ~CLara DUN6~)' c/C) Ba'jfr.elcL ~ ~,, ®//@ 1~2t!iilliiit•I:~1 Phone 2S7 Bayfield ~UALIT~ . . AND . . ~ Filling Station a/;, MJ,ner. vou~ Fr1end/v se,.vit!e alon9 the N!rajo h-&il /{i;,ne- ~oS J I ' . �f AIRMrE~S SUPrl){ COM~A\NY G- Fa.rm and Ranch Service ./!on! f etm J!a.n.~ J!oa1H : J<flaf ~tok : .§njutttn.c~ : ,/!illd{J,d ck,..c,....e.e H. MEAN5 ERWtn c . MEANS DURANGO, CoLORADO l.JJ'!l. tt · Co..u.-:,e..y~ Salesman Secreta.ry a.nd .Sa.Lesworna n c..-., ~1-a... E Am boLd . ~ A GOO 0 Pl/A([' lE :l ~ /!(~ -6- .1'~ CANDLE LIGIIT CAFE Clive Peterson AU REAL ESTATE SERVICES FARMS RANCHES and Phone 899 1045 Main Avenue Durango Phone 899 Durango CITY PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE 1045 Main Avenue �MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS INYIAMAnOMAL HARVESTER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AUTO LOANS "/t /s Wi.u t6 , /"sure Wt.uly Securitie_s 1057 Main Ave. DURANGO, COLORADO lOCht L.d LLU.U. . W.I.I.'r/li7'M 0 T 0 R 30J :ZncL AVENUE .Dui"Qngo MillER -::t:)"",. p , 1 () so.l..es o..nd. Serv•ce Phone 295 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/4506a627138f0b02882a57ff602950b3.pdf 6dbbb9f62a6a10ec31d72144ac3228df PDF Text Text ��I �Dwight E. Ward Stanley R. Steele Walter I. Walker !tenneth Montgomery Donnie L. Fair Tictor Reuenachwander Clarence Monger Bobby Lee Vol! bdlfUl F. Seo!ield Leonard Ostwald Jaaes W Rutherford ~nneth D. C8lllpbell Harold E. LePl.&tt Howard F. Fahrlon Charlea L. Got! Robert C. Norris, Jr. Samuel C. Hollar Martin R. Landreth, Jr. Neal Snooks Raymond Wells Donald W. Mcintyre Noel C. Peterson James A. Mohney, Jr. Frank W. McXi.nnis Archie G. Phelps, Jr. I. V. Ludwig Daniel E. Pereell Char.Les A. Berl7 Lorence Smith Billy G. Chadd Jaus Mobl.,Raymond C. Pierson Willi..ul K. McCoy r;erald A. N8la!Ul • ��AllJMtJJ ~ 19/3 '--/!/S3 1913 1930 ClJcle Akera Lonme Bamea ~ Vola Beach Horri1 Lucille Chadwick Jones :~cigar Branson ICenneth Clark Calrln JU~~~a Lou AHa Milton Ro7 Bad• Carl Morriaon 1925 1931 Lottie Carwack Dannela Vinitrad ear..ck Wal.lcer Zora Waaner Huon Gl&d7a Wiaertt Zet.t& Halnrton Fred Sowr Cecil Sower G\q Binder Dan T01msend Cbarlea Van Dusen Glen Huaiston* Haaer Hiclalan Paul Shielda Irwa Jones Grush Noble Parks Vella Thel.aa Carmack Zanoni Doria Binder Ha~atedt Louiae Denniaon Morris Helen DuY&l.l. Purcell Dolores Johnaon Fisher 1~ Paul Dune En:Qn Dune T&Tlor 11Lc7 Wheeler Rule Kil.een Wheeler Marahall )(a;r Binder Benson Alice Fraha Um.atord Georgia Carmack Fahrion 1927 1932 Virginia Wall Marle,' Del& Daftllport* Darl Dannport Marceille X.lling Wil.liua L,-lene Darnall Bastian Anna Lon«* Frances Pearson Sower Roland Carmack W,-lie HUidaton* IT& Sapp Llo,-d Bamea Hugh Fredaen Lila Beach Aldrich Pbylia Clark Whitne1 Marcella Clark Akera Shirley Dunl.l Marie Greenlee Blacon Harriet Hurt Olbert Genelle Salabar Macht Ellen Jrnight Eugene Dun.ll. Leonard Jenlcir. 19.3.3 1928 B,-ron Whitne,Cheater Rodaan* ET&l.en Weaterwan Harriette Own Dorrie Wood Saa Lane Alrln Jaaea Edward Whithead* Leah Knight Clarene Montgcmer,- Iyrall Louise Pierce Olin Gilatrap 1929 Ines Tyck:sen Olbert Luett& Yingl.iq Spencer Hon Dannport Catherine Wheeler Henderaon Marguerite Hiner Cul.haDe Dearl Beach Lucille Branson Morton 19.34 Edwin Green* '}.S· Durango, Colo. Phone 295 Opal Batchelor Autre,Louise Owen Brillhall Gertrude Paral.e,- Sower Raymond Rocman Aloha Vinton Hasel Schnieder Doria Black George Comiah Charlene Pierce Milton Sower Delbert Montgoaery Louia Vinton Ruby Holt Herbert Shull 1935 Mayelle Parka nien Minnie Wiser Marshall* Elsie Blackmore Louise W~r Farl"Olf Helen Leonard Geneva Sal.abar ~an Elmer Muon Delmar Jenldna Marjorie Campbell Bigh&a Ella Chana Esther Purcell Buawell Vernon Leonard Kenneth Sower Thomas Carmack* Alden Knight* 1936 Marjorie Morrison McDaniels Maudie Crane Carr Melba Ethridge McCoy Jewell Ludwig LePlatt Lorin Carmack: Eldon Steele Mary Gene Sapp Harvey FaDonna. Carr Ollie Hickman Fern ~ight Lane Nora Townsend Katherine Davi1 Powell Elmer Leonard Elizabeth Maya Grace Steele Reed Ralph Ted Schaw** E\mice Binder Burk Richard Grubbs Tony Wilaer Elizabeth Smith ��ALumni Dean J.on Ra7 SJ*leer Il'll& Steel e Snook• Cu-v.l Tcnmsend Helen WhHlar McatgOMr.T Bernice Berr.T Dirtne Arline Bighaa Beaver Irene Black Helen Crane Warren Dick P'ralul Stanle;r Grqtt* Jevell Hickaan Mitchell Carl Jaua** Cbarlea McCo;r Philip Sapp Glad7a Steele R.ed Lorena Tcnmaend Brown Eileen Wiaer McNew Henr.r W~r 1940 lfol'II&D Hanaon Arthur Batchelor Marguerite Bighaa Sw1.l.l1n& Ro;r Binder Lucil1e Black Mildred Brigga Rwlsell Culp Clarence ETerett Claire Farrow BredahJ Mae Grec McCo;r Ienneth Gruah l"a;re Yingling Culp Mildred Hutchina Huldaton Chloe W. Johnson MelTille Lee John Richards Violet Shull Wolfe Robert a.ith ldna Willaette Rockett Harold B. Wilmer Harold W. Wo111118r 1939 Bemice Ethridge SJ*lcer Garland Farrow Marie Gray McCarttQKartha Juu Montgcaer,1"rancea Johnaon Lee Knickerbocker Roy lnickerbocker Leo Lea** Everet Mitchell** William Norris Wayne Schiller otia Snooka, Jr. Jacqueline Humiaton McCo7 Blanch lnight Sad.tb Ray lnight, Jr. Ju.a Lea Virginia Leonard Phelpe Margaret Monger Brentt Jeaae ~r, Jr. Leona Richard• 'fniokerboclcer Phillip Stock, Jr. Oliver Thomaa Jack Waltun Joseph Hueton Wilaer Jea.. Wheeler 1941 Iathon .A.:m lfarrl.n Browa M1.l.4n4 Chaatain . .r.r Grad7 Dwight Hanaen DaTid Holder Lee .A.llen J ...son Eugene Berr.r** Harold Caruck** J .... Logan** Connie Grona 1938 Marie Laa1ng Hickan 1942 1939 Cont. 1937 E-n:cyn Hinabul Walter Lea** Don&ld Logan Bo7 Ludlfi& Charla• Martin Langfitt S...., Saooka Albert S,.ODI Paul Vintland Vila& Vella Picooli Dallu ViaerH 191.3 Rae ll1re lennetb .A.nderaca Merle !Mob Ellie Frala Ila rae Olinr dllooka V&Diia t.nned,Jeaaie ID1gbt TOWDJend Alberta Laraeo Parc1D .A.ud.rq Kceo,. Genan KcRew Darla OUa Jlonger s,bll hrld.na !loa~ Richard• Paul.iDe Scalt Moncer RD.b7 stlllioJl Paul Biggeratatt Jack Canu.ck Thel.aa Chastain Pauline Cobb LaDda Geru.ine Dennin& .A.thol P'elthut Baatriee Harmon Loraine Jamea Wiaer 1944 .A.dol.ine Jtnight Reed Ida Mae Leyahon Leah Belle Mitchell strain ~ J.on Kareeil1e Monger Baer Ruth Bachelor JDeaca Paul Reed Roberta Beach P&l'llle7 Ruth Rieharda Nelson Michaela En:cyn Grona S7l'fia Bell Pqaon Shepherd Daniela George Shel.h.-r Bill Heard Elisabeth Shull Helen lnickerbocker ea.pbell Nol'll& Steele Kar7 Ellen Le7whon Wilbur Swift OrYal Montg011181'7 Doria Tolm..nd Martha Robbina Sauer Willie Wiser Joe D. Tipton Olin Viu.tt Caruck 1045 Mctin Avenue Durango Phone 899 After Hours Call BAYFIELD 2824 Clive Pet rson ~ FARMS RANCHES and CITY PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE ��1945 1948 Cont. Betty Beach Teague Alice Berry Marie Burkett Vincent Chapnan Dorothy Davis LePlatt Walter Edwards Ernest Little Helen Monger Bodo LaVerne McEwen Kl.ulllll&n Shirley Sower Graham 1946 Duane Amon Norma Arnold Heard Herbert Bachelor Barbara Blackmore June BrolCl Carmaclr Glenn Ch&pnan Rayroond Doering* Floydene Denton Davia Ruby Fennell Shelhamer Robert McCoy Leonard Ostwald Betty Patton Fahrion Mildred Phelps Borders Ray Rather Roger Sapp Colin Tanner Mabel Carmack Roberta 1947 Rollie Cundiff, Jr. Don c. Fahrion Alfred Lee Frahm Jack Huntington Roy Huntington, Jr. Frank Ludwig, Jr. Kenneth w. Ludwig Gentry Belle McCoy Walatroa ~dick Timothy Ostwald Dale Patton Laura Jane Richarda BroliD 1948 Jamea Barger Dick Carmack Ruth Haga Sutherlin Roberta Hollar Nila Martin Campbell Frank McKinnie Raymond Pieraon ~FOOD STORE COAH'I 5TH -.Y,. AHD nH ST. DURANGO, COLORADO Betty AM Robina Abernathy Betty Lou Welle Werbe Da.nny Crane Helen Davia Campbell Virginia Burton Mciinnia Carl Campbell Leonard Montgomery Archie Phelpa Frances Parka Merle Harriaon WU... Welle Picolll Frances Albright Frahm Barbara Welle Betty Stephenaon Humond. Noel Peterson 1949 Esther Richard• Don Fair Woody Emerlkm Gary Payson Marie Harris Stanl..sy Steele Bernice liwltington :Emerson Charles Sutherlin JiDid.e Fraha JoAnn Mobley Sapp Hugh Lareen Howard Fahrion Jeanne Sower Fanto Buster Walker Bill Huntington Eileen Richards Bud Larsen 1950 Harold LePlatt Donald Mcintyre Faye Haga Mcintyre Lois Butler Jane Thieme Helen McCarthy Sarah Davia Dean Halverson Cora Landreth Farley 1951 Robert Norrie Kenneth Montgomery June Martin Stephenson LaVenw Sower James Squires Neal Snooks Barbara McCoy Otteaon James Rutherford Vera Hollar Sapp Cecelia Cundiff Smith Clarence Monger Martha Shelhamer Bergman Jeanie Wells 1952 Kenneth McCoy Ienneth Campbell Earl Cable Melba Cundiff Frame Hilda Peterson Edward Percell Thomaa Richard• Victor Neuenschwander Arthur Iinsll&n Nina Squire• James Mohney Martin L&J¥ireth Charlea Got! Melvin Haga R. V. Cobb Sam Hollar Frank Harria Dwight Ward Carol Rowse Helen Brown Robertson 1953 Raymond Wella Betty Noble Roberta Pierson Earleen McCoy Henry Cunditf Mary Iinaman Jerry Ne'llllll.ll Dan Shupe Goldie Welle Mae Lou Jamea Edwin Scofield Bonnie Landreth Donna Autrey Nancy Rutherford Gerrard Wylie Canu.ck Mary Joyce Davia Montgaae17 * Deceased **Iilled in Action .J. W. SOWER REAL ESTATE BAYFIELD, COLORADO f:e~tdent~e- phone oH,ee pJ..one ��JOHN BIGHAM Music - 4 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 3 Library - 2 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Art - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 1 Thou art e'en as just a man As e'er my conversation coped withal. CLARK GILBERT Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 F.B.L.A. - 1 B Club - 3 Junivr Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 4 eninr Suddenly a thought came like a full-blown rose Flushing his brow. SALUTATORIAN JOANNE HICKMAN Music - 3 Paper Staff - 4 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 Library - 1 Junior Play -1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 1 Sweetest melodies Are those that are by distance made more sweet. ��MARKA PEn;RSON Music - 3 Paper Staff - 1 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 2 F.H.A. - 4 Library - 1 Junior Play -1 Senior Play - 1 Cheerleader - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Beauty is truth, truth beauty, --that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know Derylin Cooper Music - 3 Paper Staff - 2 Annual Staff - 3 Pep Club - 4 F.B.L.A. - 1 F.H.A. - 4 Library - 1 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Cheerleader - 1 Fine Arts - 4 Music is well said to be the speech of angles. VALEOI ":'!'ORIAN GORDON STEELE Music - 2 Annual Staff - 4 F.B.L.A. - 1 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics -4 To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. ��DORIS YOAKAM Music - 1 Senior Play - 1 Art - l Happiness d·epends, as Nature shows, less on external things than most suppose. Such and so various are the tastes of men. CECIL McCOY Music - 2 Paper Staff - 1 Senior Play - 1 Junior Play - 1 B Club - 1 One Fair daughter and no Art - 1 more, the which he loved Fine Arts - 1 passing well. F. B. L. A. - 1 MASON FRAZZINI Music - 2 F.B.L.A. - 1 B Club - 3 Junior Play - 1 Senior Play - 1 Fine Arts - 2 Athletics - 4 LEE HILL Music - 1 Paper Staff - 1 Senior Play - 1 Measures, not men, have always been my mark. ��lli.sforg ~-~~ Teacher--Miss McDonald A larp claas SUmYore: Joanne Hick.an, Narka Peteraon, Cecil McCor, John Bigham, Mason Frazaini, ~. DaTiE, Vadie Harris ~~~ Teacher--Mrs. Mohne;r OUtstanding eYenta: Learned to tell time Could boas the first grade ~-I!!.mQ~ !ru--~~ Teacher--Mrs. Walker MJrna joined the ranka Joanne vent to the Moss School ~Fll'TH GRAD! mz--~~ Teacher-Mrs. Smith Class A Teacher--Mra. McCreery Claaa B Joanne c._ back Teacher--Mrs. Wal.lcer Mason lett tor Pagosa bna lett tor ~ feacber=Mra. Oetvald Rena c&M back OUtatanding event: ~-e.nd..,Jobn Romance Remember all those notes?? ~H~ Teactt.r-Mrs. Smith We v~re all aent back to the tirat srade roo. -De%'7lin joined u. Sanded and painted our deaka all b)' ouraelna ~PRESHJWI~ Spooaor-Mr. Mlcbaeh Be&inninc Hiab Scbool Roll: Gordon steele, De%'7lin Cooper, Rena DaTia, Bobb;r Wolt, Felix SanchH, Lawrence G&rcia, Grace ltinalll&ll, Clark Gilbert, Joanne Hickman, John Bigham, Ermon Harper, Vad.ie Harria, Maaon l'ruaini, Cecil McCOf, Charlotte Moblq, Mark& Peterson Clue ·: >tticera: President-Rena DaTia Vice-Preaident--Mason Fraszini S.cret&r;r--De%'7lin Cooper Treaaurer--Joame Hic:kman Basketball: lAwrence, Felix, Gordon, Clark, Mason Football: Clark, Maaon, Bobb;r, lAwrence, Felix All Frea~n aang in the Fine Arta Festhal. COMPUMENTS OF m2-~~ Teacher-Mrs, Morrie Still in tbe first grade room Rena vaa C&rninl Q\lHn Selected our claaa colora, class !lower, clala motto Mason came back Clark became one ot ua Eighth grade Graduates: Gordon steele, Derylin Cooper, Rena OaTis, Jack Tate, Bobb)- Wolt, Felix Sanches, Lawrence Garcia, Juanita Shupe, Grace Kinaan, Clark Gilbert, Joanne Hickman, John Bigham, Ermon Harper, Vadie Harria, JVt'na Snook, Mason l'razlini, Cecil McCor, DaTid R1ns, Charlotte Moble;r, and Marka Peterson All Freahmen were in Mu1ic We won the ~ troph,y tor the ;rear: Con1olation trop~ in Junior Hiab Tourne;r Der,rlin-Carninl queen candidate Rena-P'.H.A. S.creta%'7 Rena-Mixed quartet J01.11M-Purple aDd Gold stat! Grace--F.H.A. Song Leader Annual Stat!: Gordon, Marka, De%'7lin, John Three were on the honor roll tor the entire :rear LINCOLN - WAYSIDE DRIVE-IN Ford Tractors MERCURY Dearborn Tractors LA PLATA MOTORS, INC. Comer 6th & 8th Ave. Durcmqo, Colo. 600 E. 2ND PHONE 47 DURANGO, COLORADO ��1951--soPHCI«U ~ Spooaor-Mr-:-liS.cbaela cla.. Ofticeres Preeident-Gordon Steele Ylce-Preeident--Marka Petereoo S.eret.arJ--Derrlin Cooper TreaeuNr-Cecil MeCOJ Bultetb&lls lawrence, Felix, Maeon, Gordon, Clark rootb&ll: Muon, Cl..ark Vadie lett thia 7e&r Der,rlln-Carnbal quen oaodidate Rena-senior ch"r1u.der Der,rlin-F .H.A. Tl"eaaurer Grece--F.H.A. SonJ Leader Rft&-F .B. L.A. Secretaey C&ra1~1 Roateeeee: a... Cbarlotte Derrlin-Honor roll all 7ear Annul Statt: Joe.Dl\8, Rena Pvple and Gold Statt: JoaDfte, Orace !Ul,--sultll D!! !jiOiiiO'r-Mr. MoTaaart Mi1lU m clunateas a-, (Mn. R. L. Ba'lllllg&rdner) , Oraa., Olarlotte, Dadd Rina, lawrence, Felix (married) Lee· Rill joined ue Clue Ottieere: Preaiden~rdon Steele 11ce-Preaiclent--Marka Peterson s.eret.arr-Derrlin Cooper Treasurez-.Joanne Hickman Joaane-Candidate tor ~!amin l quaen Martta--cand1date tor hom~coadn« queen Gordoa-CarniTal l1DI 'l'bNe on honor roll all 7ear: Jo-.me, Lee, Der,rlin luketballs Gordon, Claric, Maeon Foot.ball: Gordon. Clark, Maeon Plq: Ie 1!:. !!!z Made a bit We ..,.... all in it. !m-~IDR Sponaor-Mr. Ch&SellAn Upperclaea..n Cla.. Otticere: Preeident-Gordon st..le Vice-Preeident-Marka Peteraon Seeret.arJ-Rena Dade Treuurer-Joanne Hieklan Baeketb&ll.: D&dcl R., lawerenee, eon, Gordon, Clark, Felix Football: Clark, Gordon, Muon Marlr.a-caDdidate tor carnival queen Carninl Hoeteesee: Joanne, Rena, Charlotte Rena-F.B.L.A. S.cretar,r Marka-F.H.A. Vice-Preeident a.na-co-!ditor ot Annual Rena--Cb-Editor ot PUrple and Gold Senior Cheerleader•: Mark&' Der,rlin Der,rlin--Pertect attendance tor ,.ar Four on honor roll tor 7e&J' · PUrple w Gold start: Joaaie, Grace, Rena, Der,rUP, ADmaal statt: Joazme, Der,rlin, Rena, Grace, John, Mark& Proa: 'Heath Ha!&iiap ~ Turkq Dinner Be~ Plq: Hefd Firat Bil Succeee Doril entered our cla•• thie 78&r Bobb7 lett Marka--F.H.A. Preeident Der,rlln--F .H. A. Vice-President Marka-F.B.L.A. Seeretarr Annual statt: Joanne, Mark&, Der,rlin, Jobn, Gordon, ae Editor PUrple and Gold Statt: John, Cecil, Marka, Joanne Looking torvard to: Prom, Sneak, Baccalaureate, COIIIIleneellalt Phone 1674 3400 N. Main Ave. Open 6 A M. to 10 P. M. RESTAURANT ��i, 0~. &-;;5if42x-< will -r aenae ot reaponaibility to;S(anley Cundiff'. Can ;you uae it? I,~ c7)1Lf Beebe, will rq aeriouaneaa to .t..l.mer What about it, Beebe? I,~ .z...-~.?ft'!'<-= will 'lilT temper to Donnie o;. . . Do not 4S &k, FRAGILE! ! l Use care~! Me I,~ A'71<11<n.L/ 1-/q.L =• .< will 'lilT calmneaa to Bette Gao Think it will work? I,(~~ to Butch Cooper. will rq treahmen girl friends Be prepared to run, Butch. (_.g.4,f ~(' ~ I, with girls to TdY Minnie. will IV ability to get along Watch out girls. I, ~a z<..t&. to le. will DIY lon tor Chemistr;y V ~,J I, ~~ Neal, as it you needed it! will DIY quick wit to Terr;y I, ~~ C~ will lilY piano-playing abilit;r to l'.argareNeWJD&n I anaarpiugs to Mr. "M'lc." 'tf~ ��olLR ~() p 11 E ( y On a fine spring day in 1964 John Bigham, a straight "A" major in Agriculture at Fort Collins, stands out in his bean field wondering why the crop failed. He is startled by the smooth purring noise, put-put-clash-bang, of the amazing new invention, the~ Doodle, Gordon Steele's latest horseless carriage. He gets 20 gallons to the mile, which is really an improvement over recent inventions. Although he can't understand why the gas gauge always points at empty. Gordon stops to chat for a while with John when all at once a terrific explosion occurs and the roof off of Lee Hiil's ATOMIC BUM PLANT comes whizzing by. Shortly afterward a big thudll Lee lands from a big~ nearby pine which he met up with in the way over. Lee rushes to John's ultra-modern, one-room adobe hut to phone to town to see which way the rest of the plant went. He stammers into the phone, his face becoming in turn, pink, red, violet, purple, and black as Joanne Hickman, telephone operator of the A. F. of L. (ah1ays for listening) tells him to take in the cord, she had too much; she asked him to quit breathing so loudly, it disturbed her; and, PLEASE, pull back some cord, she can't get the connection. Marka Peterson, RN (rat nurse) comes dashing from the new fivestory general hospital, KILL OR CURE, located in the suburb, Smoky I-lesa. She is loaded dovm vTith Vicks VA.oorub, Aspirin, Sloan's Horse Liniment, Hadacol, and all of the latest miracle drugs, in case anybody was injured in the explosion. Marka is considered the best nurse in the Basin. She already has six, or iQ it seven, notches on her thermometer. Clark Gilbert, ex-mule driver, ex-truck driver, ex-bus driver, comes to a screaming stop in his twin bed ambulance. He opens the door, trios and falls on his face. Straightening his fractured elbo\·T, he asks if anyone is hurt. It seems Clark took this job because he got fired from all previous He never could keep his eyes off pretty girls in convertibles, consequently ruininp; his one-horse pO'tTer mule in a collision v1ith the Bayfield Metropolitan City Police. on~s. Mason Frazzini, the famou::> S0uth AmPrican ?.ucho, comes limoing-VIhoopsl loping--no lir.iping in on his flaming, firey steed (eats red peppers and hot tamales). He is the Roy Ro~ers of the Amazon, and he seems to be quite a card. His pals call him the Kin• of Kings, hce of Jacks, or is it Jack of Aces? f.1ason has a famous hacienda, the J.iUCHO FERDIN ND, (a lot of bull) in South America. He come up to ct eck on his L" Boca ranch, the ARID ACRES. ��PtfOP/IECY ,__ ~ Cecil McCoy, the greatest bullshipper in the Basin, just arrived to compare notes with Lee on Lee's synthetic cow. It eats green plants, chlorophyll, you know, with no after affects, (saves cleaning the barn). Cecil is quite interested in not having to clean the barn. Cecil has just bought out the Gunnison Valley of Colorado from Governor Thornton. He seems to have his eye on the Capitol Building. He even took up golfing. Doris Yoakam, the world famous comedian, humorist, and actress comes by with dark glasses, white cane, and a tin cup. It seems her last performances haven't rolled in the dough. Maybe it's understandable as she is director, script writer, stage hand, and curtain puller for her own show. Tonight she is appearing at the Bayfield City Opera House in the suburb, Falfa. A long streamlined cherry red Cadillac convertible comes to a smooth, even stop. Derylin Cooper must be in a hurry; she came through the windshield instead of the door. She always ~ (pardon the e~ression) ~ ~ood driver. She has just returned from a concert tour witn-3pi e Jonas' ban • Derylin used to play with the Ink Spots until they were ;radicated. Mr. Mac is seen p~lling his head out of the glove compartment. His face is merely white this time, as he is used to it. Mac seems in marvelous health, in fact he's Glowingl But that was before he coughed up the flashlight. He removes the whisk broom from one ear ~nd a pair of scissors from the otPer. Mr. Mac gets out smiling as usual. He is acting as Derylin's tutor. We all decide to go to the STAINLESS STEELE SPUR, (former Silver Spur) owned and operated by who else but Gordon, for a chicken dinner. He is supposed to be the best chicken lifter in the country. And we don't mean out of the pot 1 There it is, the future of the CLASS OF 1 54 BAYFIELD Filling Station Complete 1-Stop Service CONOC::O PRODUCTS Tires - Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone 2081 REED BROS. SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE Phone 1332 19th and Main Durango, Colorado �I ��Donald McCo>-----..Preaid.ent Bill Squire• Vic.Presid.ent LaVonne McCo>-----~Selecret&rT W~e Martin :rr.uurer Donald McCoy DiCk Welle Bill :;quire• Charlee Ollnr ·~e Martin .... vonne McCo7 Georp Dancl lfeuenacbwaDcler Wlaer The Juniors hacl the CarniTal Queen. The Junior• hacl 2 F.H.A. Mothere. The Juniors had all the girll in Pep Club. The Juniors hacl two Pep Club Officers. The Juniors had ei&ht bo7e that went out fot- football. The Junior• had five em the tirat baeketball t~q~. The Juniors had four on the second basketball team. The Juniors had nine on the Annual start. The Junior• had eight on the Paper Staff. The Juniors had tive b07s in B Club. The Juniors had all but ooe girl in F.H.A. The Junior• had three librarians. The Juniors had eleTen in F.B.L.A. The Juniors hed three F.B.L.A. officers. The Junior• had three F.H.A. officers. The Junior11 had the two Candidates tor F .H. A. State MHting. The Juniors had one CarniT&l hostess. The Juniors had two B Club officers. DaTid Percell Barbara w~r Gayle Boulden Jt.v Sower Wand& Peteraon BASIN PACKING CO. Phone 0209R-l South of Durango U.S. Highways 160-550 Lee l'red& Cundiff Beuhn Warren Hill Leonard Peteraon ��JiJIIV Temple Treasurer Terr:r Neal Secret&r,r Brad Newton President tl£llmore Rq Cundiff Stanl417 Snook a Jeanne Snooks Hi-Way Cafe Truck Stop Sophomores had four on the football team. Sophomores had one football ~er. Sopho1110res had tw in F .B.L.A. Sophomores had three in F .H.A. Sophomores had the F .H.A. District Vice-Preaident. Sophomores had the F.H.A. Degrees assistant. Sophomores had three on the Annual ata!f. Sophomores had three on the Paper et&ff. Sophomores had all girl• in Pep Club. Sophomores nad two of the Cheerleaders. Sophomores had five in "B" Club. Sophomoree had the "B" Club reporter. Sophomores had one Librarian. Sophomores had the Library reporter. Sophomores had one Carnival hostess. Sophomores had seven in basketball. Sophomores had one Basketball Manager. Mathew Bigham Connie Stanlq Morrison Bert Monger Home Macie Pies Fried Chicken Every Sunday We Never Close Weddle Y2 Mile East cf BAYFIELD Highway 160 Allene Darla ��Freshmen had 1. winner ir. Annual ealee. Freshmen had 2 Raffel Ticket winners. Freshmen had 1 Perfect Attendance. PR!SHMEI ASCDWIMG The Freshmen bad tour oa the second teaa. The JPresbaen had two on the tirst te&ll. The JPreehmen had two llllm&&srs. The Freshman had tive on the J. V. Football. The P'reehmen bad eight on the Purple and Gold Starr. The Free~ had six on the Annual Stat!. The JPreehmen had two F.H.A. Mothers. The Freshmen had two F.H.A. otticera. The Freshmen had six F.H.A. meubera. The Freshmen had two Carni~l hostesses. The Freehmen had two Senior Cheerleaders. The JPreehmen had one in the B Club • The JPreehmen had two librarians. The Freshmen had one on the Honor Roll all year. The Freshmen the Homecomin& QuMn. The JPreetmen had all the &irla in Pep Club. The Freshmen had one in the double qu&rtet. George Cooper Gary Amon Stanley Cundiff LaVina Wolllllllr / ~ Hickman Janeanne Neuensch1olll!lder Bette Graves Kenneth Payne David Miller Carol Newton Margaret Newman Sondra MCiieker Ge~ Gilbert Millard Gilbert Teddy McKinnis , Leo Evans Marie Morrison Dorothy Frost PROPANE .•• BUTANE ..• GAS APPLIANCES Phone 66 Your Phillips 66 Distributor Ba5in Petroleum. Inc. 225 Hth Ave. LEE Tffi&S ... PREMIUM OIL Durango ��~- ([(Ult ROBERT A. MARTIN E. 0. BAIRD Spanish I English I~ Sophomore Sponsor World Geography World History u. s. History Soci'ology Coach DAN L. MACTAGGART Superintendent Music Senior Sponsor FRANCES JENKINS Chemistry Homemald.ng I & II F. H. A. Sponeor INA C. MARTIN LAVENIA !-!cCOY Librarian Commercial Law Bookkeeping Typing I & II Junior Sponsor Annual Director Purple & Gold Advisor SYBIL SHORT Geometry I & II General Science Biology Algebra I Freshman Sponsor 777 MAIN AVIiHUii D U RAN G 0, C 0 L 0 RA D 0 ��P'RANK WOMMER, JR. CHARLES B. COOPEli President, 5 years Treasurer, ·5 years BooRd mf CECIL W. SCAmi Secretary, 9 years [)oRrtiq)R-£ A~mini.stration DRAPE Custodian CORA MONTGOMEHI CARRIE HOLDEli FRANCES LANDRETH MRS. RUTH DICKERSON School Nurse Earl V. Mason Insurance Agency Continuous Flower Service Since 1885 FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, CASUALTY LIFE, AUTOMOBILE FINANCE "See Mason For The Best Deal In The Basin" SCHLUTEP. FLORAL CO. 700 MAIN PHONE 290 DURANGO, COLORADO GOlDIE WELLS--Clerk 946 MAIN PHONE 284 DURANGO, COLORADO ��J Lois Landreth Donald Sower E:rnest. Tafoya Wendell Bartholomew Dolores Martinez Myrna Bigham Barbara Benham Leonard Killingbeck Setty Holt Sylvia Null en Trent Tanner Ray :Jells James Reed Winters Rtith Archuleta Carrol Martin Berlinda Archuleta Wf l L S U. L. CIJ1Lw4ys Boo.sl;,n'j For Ot.lr .SchooL'' Bay.;=~eLd, CoLorado Arvin Phelps ��Vickie Gilmour Martin Morrison Barbara Norman Dan Gosne7 Keith JUifls Kathryne Hayes Donald Grush Ellma Edwards Lonne Sower Lucille Cundiff ToiiiiiY' Evans Jud7 Gilbert Fred Kesselring Doria Blackmore Gerald Ludwig Wilfred Martinez Jetta Cooper Larry Mullen Georga Russell Adrian Murray Coope ~'s TexAco STATION r \ -in all 48 States • Paul Davenport, Jerolene Percell, Gary Forsythe ~~t)4fttth Q}ra.J' Mrs. Jenkins ��Car o:cynne Mcintyre Lorene C&viggia Eugene Ber17 Wayne Ki11,1teley Katherine Thoma• leona Johnson Si.xth Bill Newton Janet Sower Roberta Lippert D&Tid Jenkins Hazel McCoy Eileen Harrel Timothy Dye Gladys Grady Patey Stephenson Mrs. Grush Wall Drug Co. Prescriptionist9 Phone 257 .8uranqo Colo. FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals INSTRUMENTS. APPLIANCES and · SUPPLIES for LIVESTOCK Amenca's Leadmq Brand of An.mal Biologicals ��Nancy Winter• Kenneth ~en Mre. Parke l.ucae Martinez Harvey Cunditr James O'Rourke Eleanor Martin :Philip Stock Earline Blackmore John McKinney Judy McVicker 1\ Phone- :21 ~/ Caroline Hickman kichael Moreland John Russell John Payne Vedona Grady Leonard Tanner Phyllis Archuleta Connie Statrord Diane Hayes Gary Sower Sally Gilbert Lawrence Morrison Marlene Hayes Jillllcy' Pierson Janice Brcnm ��.8arl7' Lippert Zelta Iewton GaJ7 'Rulin Mike 'fato,-a Janet Morrison Jamea DaTenport Lealie GloTer Cbria Martin Vivian Rathjen James Huntington Prance• caraack Danny Weddle Celina G11Dert John Kart1n Donna Reed Lar17 Forsythe Ruth Hotz A.l1ce Brown Donald Blackmore Jack O'Rourke bel,-n Rathjen John JlcKinnia Eugene BeaTer Sharon Hickman To~ Jenkina Vernon Kingsley Jeffrey Loring Patricia Swilling Charles Cundiff Don Lee Gosney Stelle Mt~aardo Martinez Archuleta Ronnie Marel<Jck James Peeples Mrs. Kelly ��Alice Carmack Eddie Hoxsie ~lttrr<f Shirley So·l>'er Vance i-tcVicker Ile 03twe Ld.. ra~~ Donald Hill Gail Percell Robert Maynard Leroy Beaver Frances \·1ells Frankie Gedney Linda Zellner Frank ~ogers Tillie Tafoya Lila Cundiff Don<ild Lippert Karen Asher Sammy Noble N.:mcy Hotz Thomas Ancell Joe Archuleta t.l.al.ne Hughes ~icKinnis Jerry BAYFIELD Locker Plant Caroline Dye Marilyn Berry Tnomas ~rchuleta Sheila Thomas Bayfield Phone 2812 Quality Meats RANCHWAY FEEDS ��Vernon Sower Eddy Hughes Charlene McNew Ronnie Hiller Leonard Archuleta Eddie Archuleta Keenan Talley Sharon So-wer Harvey Hiclaaan Gary Shupe Johnny Ta!oya Tim Hutchins Kathryn Hickman Jimmy Gilmore. Richard '1 urner Leroy Holcomb Johnny Cundiff Larry Hickman Michael Swilling Bobby Stock Dale Knight Vernon Grady Stephen Neuenschwander Verna Garcia Larry Russell Carol Ann Hasden Mrs. Mohney • ~ E 7 0 s [SOWER LUMBER BI~OTHE 1<..5 DEALEf~S BAyfiELd ��St.wart McCo7 Burt Vll.ller Linda Cundi!! LaWand S&tl.,- Sha.ron Richa.rda Susan Martin ~ MontgoM1'7 Linda Tanner Ann Mclinne7 T1a MorelaDd Joyce Morrison Richard Tcnmaend Cheryl McCo,Dicld.e Trimble Lent& Mae Glover Raidene Darla Sophia J . .a laren Sue Huntington Paul Gilbert Billy Holder Enrl.e Zellner Sandra Johnson Walter Sapp Peterson 'Tony Todd lathr,rn Nanq Pir.st Jero• LePlatt Lonnie Masden Patrick ~ Ludwig Gerald Hayes Hiclalan JAMES H/fnWiE B-4yft'el d. MAT MARACH ��Saa.y Hickman Carrol Newton Bert Monger Millard Gilbert Leonard Peterson George Cooper Gene Gilbert David Percell Elmer Bebee Ifootball Wells BAYFIELD Colol--cldo Bar Second Row: Jimmy Sower, Clark Gilbert , Da vid Neuenschwander, Mason Frazzini, Brad Newt on , Jimmv Temple , and Billy Squires. ~irst Row• Mathew Bigham, Gordon Steele, Vonny Mc~oy, and Lee Cundiff. ��~ R c s 0 A c 'f H M A R T I N Back row: Bill, ClarK , l".ason, Stanley, David, Ji~, Coach Martin. Front row: Gordon, S~, Donnie, Dick. ~J.llard, Judy, ~na, Diane , ~!ardella. Jeanne, Jewel, LaVina, Janeanne. Lett side, Front to b!lck: Gordon Clark Brad JilllltY Bill \ 5 'light aide, Front to back: ~ T Donnie Millard Back row:~ S&ml'!ty 1 JiiiDIIY Mason David Leonard Coach ~.artin !-'.athew BURNS NATIONAL BANK "The Bank of Friendly Service" 900 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado Phone 228 ��JuNiOR VARSiTY cpups ��Standing: Connie Allene Mark& Joanne Gayle Oerylin LaVonne Barbara Wanda Sitting: Mrs. Slllith Freda Betty Margret Bette Sondra Dorothy Shirley CHEERLEAD Jane anne ERS: J ewel Jeanne LaVina Standing Clark Ji.DI\Y s. Billy Mae on Darl.d Brad J~T. Sitting: Darl.d P. Donnie Cecil Gordon Mathew Darl.d M. ·r\cstc""cste 1>-.?-p\\dt\ces. ��Standing: Jewel, Sondra, LaVina Second Row: Brad, Joanne, Gordon, Third Row: Gayle, Janeanne, Donnie St.&Ddingr Bette, Betty, Donnie, George, Charles, John Second Rowr Barbara, Wanda, Freda Frcnt Rowr Wayne, LaVonne, Marka, Derylln A n n u a 1 § t a f f ��s-eo~c\ y.p-.r~ y,a:t~.. ceeU. v• ~~~· Ga11.e ~ y.p"il' 5~1,e1 ~-qot'll\• WJ.r"" 1)e~~ ~e" ~' Jo~ 1)0~· QeO'rf,e 1~ ~e\t y.p-.1~ ~t'@.a.ret. sillora. Jllleanne ua.~c\ Je..re'l. 'L&~i.J\8o secone\ 'l!a.~e ~t.t-1 w~nc\a. 1)01'<>tn1' Vt'<>n~ il.O'•n ~1).en• J•a.nn• Joa:nn• c;na.r'l.e& ��Back Row Dolores Mrs. Jenkine Myrna Leonora Barbara Sylvia Left to right: Ianda , Janeanne, Shirley, Connie , Dorothy , Freda, Hrs. Jenkins, Derylin , Marka, Jewel , LaVonne, ~qrb::t ra , Sandra , LaVina, Gayle, Bette, I>'larie . ~--------------~ BASIN DRUG COMPANY r---------------~ Re:.. ll Orut• Got MORE for whot you poy, SAVE •t Mode 0 ' Dayl Prow;pt;on Spoc;ol;oh MODE O'DAY FROCK SHOP Cosmetics-Veterinary Supplies Fountain-Grill LINGERIE-DRESSES HOSIERY-BLOUSES 863 MAIN AVE PHONE 101 DURANGO, COLORADO 915 MAIN AVE. PHONE 1114-W DURANGO, COLORADO ��Back row: Elmer, Lee, Wayne, George, Clark, David, Donnie, Brad, Mason, Jimmy, Mathew, Center row: ~r. McTaggart, Gayle, Gordon, John, Lee, Cecil, Jimmy, Marka, Derylin, Teddy. Front row: Doris, Marie, Connie, ianda, Barbara, Freda, Betty, Allene, LaVonne, Margret. CompliMents cP~~ of f»()(JJ W<IW Ba ck row: Gene, Sammy, Warren, Charles, Stanley, Millard , Carrol, David. Center row: Terry, Ray, Stanley, Bert, Gary, Leonard, Kenneth, David. Front row: Bette Gayle, LaVina, Jewell, Janeanne, Joanne, Jean, Sandra, Dorothy, Shirley. ��se n L 0 ~ fLa Back Row, Lett to Right: Gordon, Cecil, z-, Mason, John, Clark. v"'nt Row, Lett. to Right: Derylin, Doria, Joanne, Marka. PINE RIVER Phone 2701 y Bayfield, Colorado BAR ~. l b t' a I? l 8 n s Standing, Lett to Right: At Table, Lett to Right: At Deak, Lett to Right: PACKARD &- WILLYS JEEP Betty, Freda, Mn. McCoy, Barbara, Derylln. Mark&, Marie, George. Shirle::r, Bette Gayle. £~~lf motor C9o. 1400 MAIN AV,HU' DURANGO, COLORADO ��e Ill ~ llaer. ~ •• Jenkins, John, Lee, Jimmy, Gordon, Cecil, Doris, Derylin '" ~ HILL & KUGLE E INTERNATIONAL Q HARVESTER U Equipment I Refriqeratol'll p M Trucks E Parta and Repaira N Chevron Gas & 00 T Phone 2281 Gayle, Jeanne, Betty, Stanley, Brad, LaVonne, Mrs. Short COMPANY BAYFIELD COLO n, e r a L Millard, Dorothy, Darld, Marie, Margret, Mrs. Short ��n n u t t n u ft Linda Tanner daughter ~h Tanner Mr • and Mrs • Halwo ��•ucr K:nimEI c2ueen I~ j ~ 9 At th~ Stgn of th~ Big Dtamond on Mam G<JIDON STEELE ��STRATER HOTEL COFFEE SHOP li, COCKTAIL LOUNGE Phone l 2 0 0 D u at PENNEY'S R G 0 N &URI-I NCE Intermountain 816 Main t...ve. • A N Durango, Colorado I It Pays to Shop crt Clotrung, Household needs for the Entire Family and remember crt Penney's quality is your grecrtest Savings ColLdte R.aL Lo a ns Finance A Good Place to Mee t Your Friend S! for The Best Food In Town WESTERN STEAK HOUSE 658 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado Bond..!!> Company DURANGO, COLO. ��3 GAR~.~~SWARTZ SPORTING GOODS STORES ro::- DURANGO LOOK COB!-EZ FARMINGTON ~ GUN '----:--=-:----:------> BRENNAN'S rtrt$f01t "We Give S & H Green Stamps 1201 Main Avenue :: Phone: 882 :: P. 0. Box 4S7 DURANGO, COlORADO I S~e..···~ TlUI • Tuii8S • Hoaca AND Auro SUPPLIIIS ARMY SURPLU5 ~ DURANGO ST 0 R f • MU ~I c STORE flcRo~ ~~tom G 0 R D /112 fiRsr -the FA/ R GROUNDS EVERYTHING! FOH EVERY MEMBER 0 OF N FAMILY THE s flroNAJ. DEPARTRMEN"l' T 0 R E DURANGO, COLO. ~ANK of DuRANGO s 0 u R A N G~--... 0 HOTEL ��PhoNe 34-ard ~5 loc.aLLy owned.. Mdn.s<J ed. Rube.n • WAHLER 5 1'1oReno And. Ge.o o-qe ' Ga rc 1 a LUNDY MOTOR CO. 2nd Ave. & 6th SL Phone 142 DURANGO. COLORADO Ll~~fR RIL~ ,. ICB C8BAM c MPABY ICE CREAM, BUTTER ANo EGGS - 1:1\S MAIN Ao/ENUI! ~ DURANGO,COLORAOO Su!'?"JPit"ny Basm !fanch~;..s and 88"'" ::r;uiusi: ~ry ��MODEL Tl RE STORE P R BU<Ov GATES AND U.S. ROYAL TIRES- BATTEK1ES AND SERVICE VULCANIZING AND RETREADING- GOOD USED TIRES PHO E405. 1162 MAIN AVE UE NIGHT PHONE 1078 D E Me GR.aw Durango, Colorado [REME ~.f~ £ 'f0 0 Ji1CJ In sir?ee:t :Du~an9o "1Cf Sec.ond Ave. ~ J L. tt;,s/eY. 1170 />fqin ;4v~»Ve- MaL-/: 5hofpe fReezeR !Res A Jundo.-es '-" Mal-1:5 ~ $haKes PHONE 92 The C.O.D. LAUNDRY ~olo. DURANGO , COLORADO ��; �INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers (over Monulocturers FACTORY look lrnders HOME OFFICE Kansas City �� 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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Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff 1954 Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [98] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1954 IIIF Item Metadata UUID b1b6e727-8ba6-4fb9-8286-2f8104f5f1d7 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2ab8c877edea6a4ee6cd75a446629e25.pdf 700bdabcab8f1b9cd1ab0426d58c8fdc PDF Text Text ��A D M I N I s T R A T I 0 N ��MRS. HOLDER MRS. MONTGOMERY COOKS CUSTODIAN Drape PINE RIVER BAR Phone 2701 Bayfield. Colorado MRS. LANDRETH ��DAN L. McTAGGART Superintendent Senior Sponsor High School Music General Mathematics F A c RUTH JACQUEZ Commercial u L T y ROBERT A, MARTIN Drivers' Education A"lysical Education Coach ��LaVENIA McCOY Spanish II Library JANICE JAMES Junior Sponsor Pep Club, Assistant Sponsor Soc1al Studies SYBIL SHORT Sophomore Sponsor l\1athematics Science ALTA PAPKS Pep Clu Sponsor Freshman Sponsor Engllsh I -IV Bwlogy ��s E N I 0 R s ��FREDA BEUTEN She and comparisons are odious. Valedictorian WARREN HILL A 1 itt 1 e folly is desirable m him that wlll not be guilty of stupidity . Salutatorian �v I c p E R E p s R I D E N T E s I D E N T DONALD McCOY GORDON POWELL And all may do what has by man been done. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. The budding rose above the rose full blown. A penny for your thoughts. LaVONNE McCOY ]A lYlES s E c R E T A R y T R E A s u R E R SOWER �ELMER BEEBE LEE CUNDIFF Hang sorrow! Care'll kill a cat. To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. For I am nothing, if not critical. Sharp's the word with her. WAYNE MARTIN BETTY MciNTYRE �DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER DAVID PERCELL To beguile many, and be beguil'd by one. He was the mildest manner'd man that ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. Blushing is the color of virtue. " Tis fortune gives us birth, but Jove alone endues the soul with worth." WANDA PETERSON LEONARD PETERSON �BILLY SQUIRES DICK WELLS How prone to doubt, how cautious are the wise! Of all the days that's in the week, I dearly love but one day, And that's the day that comes between a Saturday and Monday. Hail fellow, well met. Soft peace she brings; wherever she arnves, She builds our quiet as she forms our lives. GEORGE WISER BARBARA WOMMER ��SENIOR O..ASS HISTORY We began our school days in 1943. Mrs. Sheilds was our teacher. Bill Squires entered from Breen at Christmas. The next year we really thought we were big because after all, we could run over the first graders. Our teacher was Mrs. Mohney. The Third grade was uneventful except for learning how to do short division and multiplication. Our teacher was Mrs. Walker. The Fourth grade was quite a mixed up year. We had no less than five teachers. They were Miss Small, Mrs. James, Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. Butler. Wayne Martin, Gordon Powell, Romona Tanner, David Percell, Myrtle Harris and Sondra Carmack were promoted from the third grade. Wanda Peterson entered from Marvel. The next year we had Mrs. McCreery. We all thought she was pretty rough for making us learn our states and capitols. David Neuenschwander entered from California and Dora Harper from Kansas. In the sixth grade we had Mrs. Crowell. We all liked her because she would let us go out to play ball when we got our work done. We were pretty proud because we were the first class to go to school in the Gym. Roy Kelly entered at the first of the year and left at the end. In theseventhgradewehadMrs.Smith. We thought she was rough compared to Mrs. Crowell, but on the whole I think we all liked her pretty well. LaVonne McCoy, Barbara Wommer, Freda Beuten, and Floyd Weddle entered from Columbas, and Lee Condiff came from Ben Springs. Dora Harper left at the end of the year. Romona Tanner also left and went to Farmington. ancy McKinney entered at Cllristmas from Ignacio. Well, we finally made it to the Eighth grade. We were Lords over the whole grade school. This was really an exciting year, because the boys learned to dance. Floyd Weddle went to Durango and Billy Chadd entered from Dove Creek. Junior Tafoya entered that year. We didn't feel so brave when we entered high school (that is for a while anyway) until after initiation. That cold, stringy spaghetti nearly killed the girls. J o Ann Powell entered from Silverton and Billy Chadd joined the Navy. Gordon Powell left at the end of the year. Our Sophomore year we really thought we were big because after all we had a whole year of high school experience behind us. Mrs. Martin was our sponsor, and I don't think any of us will forget those Chili Suppers we served all year after Ball Games. J o Ann Powell went to Arizona and Gordon Powell went to Durango. Sondra Carmack went to California. Well, we finally became Juniors and we had to start concentrating on the Banquet and prom. The seniors came near being served Sauer kraut and weiners after we went out of our way to elaborate decorations. Our sponsor was Mrs. Martin. Nancy McKinney left at Christmas and went to Carlsbad, New Mexico. We are finally seniors and are looking forward to the day when we will get our diplomas. We are also looking forward to our senior trip, and Oh I what a time we will have. Mr. McTaggart is our sponsor. Charles Oliver left at the end of last year to attend school in Texas. Gayle Boulden also went Back East to be married. She will graduate with us at the end of the year. �OUR PROPHECY One of the outstanding events in 1965 is the CATlLE BOWL game played between the Falfa F owls and the Gem Village Stones. The coaches of these two outstanding games are Don (Fumble Fingers) McCoy and Dave (Lightening) Neuenschwander. Anything goes in this game. The news just came over the AP that Barbara Wommer has just been presented with the tail of her first bull. You'll all remember when she accepted the position, directly after graduation, as secretary to EL Capitan, the great bullfighter, and learned the trick of the trade so thoroughly from her former employer that she became Mexico's top woman bullfighter. Elmer Beebe, finder of vast oil and gas reserves, recently completed a 200 ,000 ft. wildcat we ll, producing 30 barrels of salt water and 1 barrel of seaweed, but the thing that makes him the West's richest man is parafusulia and psuedo-oolite, rare fossil specimens fro m the depths of the unknown. �As Betty Mcintyre climbs out of her helicopter we see she still has the looks that won her the title of Miss Wolverine of 1955. Her beauty tempts the best of men and she's completely filled her ambition of becoming an R.N. (Recent Newlywed) by announcing her 13th marriage yesterday. The first flight was made to the moon this year by Flash Gordon's younger brother Spark Gordon (Powell) who designed the ship. The nation's first rocket hostess is the lovely LaVonne McCoy. The talentedMissMcCoydesigned her own space suit consisting of a spiral headpiece and a 7 piece outfit lined with duck feathers so she can paddle like the devil in case they land during the rainy season on the moon. Imagine their amazement when they found Dick Wells raising eleflus, a cross between an elephant and a fly, for the benefit of the heavy drinkers who always claim they see pink elephants flying by. They'll be liars no more. Powell consented to take one of the eleflus, back to the earth and the great Professional Businessman of our times, James Sower, promoted them. Sower did such a terrific job that AA had to limit them--one to every bar. David Percell, architectural engineer, has designed the underground hospital for the convenience of those who pass on. Though this was a brilliant scheme, he is now peddling papers, being sued for all he was worth by the morticians for putting them out of business. The mad scientist, Warren Hill, has just published his latest book, HOW TO EVOLVE FROM AN APE TO A MAN IN ONE CLEAN SHAVE. His book was a best seller among the apes but was never acclaimed by man because the truth hurts. Wanda Peterson, having received her M.R.S. degree, deprived Lee Cundiff, truck driver, of his Bachelor's degree. They followed the moving vans for years teaching "Families on the Travel" have now settled down to the metropolitan life of teaching "Driver's Training" to the students of B.H.S. Bill Squires, Wayne Martin and George Wiser have returned from Africa where they have civilized the masses forming the largest ranch in the world. Who are all these people following them off the steamship? Why it's their harem, of course. But among all these dark beauties one shining blonde head catches our attention. These men attribute their success to their capable secretary, Freda Beuten. She has settled all harem disputes and her clever business dealing has kept them out of trouble more than once. Leonard Peterson is also another one of the foreign travelers. For it seems he has gained as much fame as Bobby Feller in the world of Baseball. And is now coming home from a season of touring the foreign countries. �SENIOR CLASS WILL I, DON IE McCOY, will my sports ability to Bill Penn. I, JIMMY SOWER, will my masculine ability to Butch Wells. I, GORDON POWELL, will my haircut to Donald Sower. I, LEONARD PETERSO , will my baseball enthusiasm to Stanley Morrison. I, GEORGE WISER, will my dinner chair at the cafe to anybody that will take it. I, WARRE HILL, will my physics grades to Mathew Bigham. I, DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER, will my football ability to Kenneth Payne. I, BILL SQUIRES, will my boring civics class to the freshmen. I, DAVID PERCELL, will my ability to poach to someone who wants or needs it. (Caroll Martin) I, DICK WELLS, will my girlfriend to Brad Newton. I, LEE CUNDIFF, will my working ability to Stanley Cundiff. I, ELMER BEEBE, will my citizen grades to Jimmy Thomas. I, WAYNE MARTIN, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Short to Elmer Powell he needs it. I, BETTY MciNTYRE, will my air force boyfriends to Nina Krukenmeier. I, LaVONNE McCOY, will my spelling grades to Shirley Chadd. I, FREDA BEUTEN, will my size to Sylvia Mullen. I, BARBARA Wa.AMER, will my little sister to George C. I, WANDA PETERSON, will my short hair to Allene Davis. �u N D E R c L A s s M E N ��Jimmy Temple President Brad Newton Vice-President Mathew Bigham Jeanne Snooks Secretary Shirley Chadd Ray Cundiff Allene Davis Nina Krukenmeier Stanley Morrison Jewel Monger Treasurer Bert Monger Stanley Snooks Hi-Way Cafe Truck Stop Jimmy Thomas Home Mace Pies Fned Chicken Every Sunday Connie Weddle We Never Close 2 MI e Ec t BAYF'IELD Highway t �) Millard Gilbert Sammy Hickman ]aneanne Neuenschwander George Cooper Gary Amon Burdene Caviggta Stanley Cundiff Dorothy Frost Gene Gilbert Bette Graves SOPHOMORES Teddy Mckinnis Sandra McVicker David Miller Marie Morrison Margret Newman LaVina Wommer Kenneth Payne Elmer Powell Wyoma Randall Shirley Thompson �Donald Sower Myrna Bigham Bill Penn F R E Trent Tanner Betty Holt James Reed s H M Ray Wells Doris Kesselring Wendel Bartholomew E N Carroll Martin Berlinda Archuleta Marvin Arnold HILL & KUGLE Bruce Winter Lois Landreth Sylvia Mullen Alta Parks, Sponsor E Q U I p INTERNATIONAL M Trucks E Pa:rta and Repairs HAR'miTER Equipment Refriqerato"- N Chevron Gas & 00 T Phon~ 2281 COMPANY BAYFIELD COLO ��G R A D E s �FIRST Pat Newton Ronald Snow Phyllis Snooks Evelyn Archuleta David Martinez Glen Grush John Tuttrow Eddie Garcia • -- Donnalee McCoy Jerry Wells Arthur Langfitt Bruce McDaniel Rudy Archuleta Fred Stock wayne Cundiff Byron Dunn CITY MARKET Durango s Newest and Largest Food Store �Sharon Smith Leroy Tafoya Elaine Berry Cheryl Tanner James Forsythe Mary Dye Howard Hickman Joe Lucero Monte Wommer Lylamae Turner Billy Berry Carl Sower BAYFIELD Filling Station Complete 1-Stop Service CONOCO PRODUCTS Molly Archuleta Mrs. Broomell, Teacher Tires - Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone 2081 REED BROS. �SECOND GRADE Clayton Martinez Lenta Mae Glover Marilyn Montgomery Tony Todd ,- y·• Larry Blutchardt Stewart McCoy Kathryn Sower Linda Cundiff Karen Baker Sophia James Pat Hays Raedene Davis Gerald Hickman Joyce Morrison Harvey Hickman Walter Sapp Richard Townsend Ernie Zellner Burt Willmer Susan Martin �Clayton Ludwig Cheryl McCoy Paul Gilbert Karen Huntington Billy Holder LaWanda Safley Douglas Snow Linda Tanner Sharon Richards Dickie Trimble Tommy Randall Harold Teague Jerry LePlatt Nancy Peterson Ja mes Cundiff Harry Robbins Larry Robbins Randy Wa tson Mrs . Cockreha m, Teacher THE DURANGO Savings & Building Association 735 MAIN AVENUE DURANGO, COLORADO �Michael Berry John Cundiff Kathryn Hickman Richard Turner Robert Stock Van ce McVicker Verna Garcia John Tafoya Charlene McNew Jewell Purcell Lee Penn Gary Shupe THIRD Dale Knight Herbert McGee Tim Hutchins Mrs . Ostwald Teacher Dianne Powell Edward Hughes Larry Hickman Leroy Holcomb Dale Berry Thomas Archuleta Selma Vernon Ronnie Sharon Sower Leonard Archuleta Virginia Minium �FOURTH I Sherell Keller Marilyn Berry Tillie Tafoya Shirley Sower Gail Percell Eddie Hoxsie Elaine Hughes Nancy Hotz Don Lee Gosney Donald Hill Leroy Beaver Frankie Gedney Alice Carmack Jerry McKinnis Barbara Thompson Carolyn Dye Michael Bowers Lila Cundiff Tommy Ancell Frances Wells • GRADENS The Place To Buy Quality Merchandise Durango's Leading Department Store Durango, Colorado Linda Zellner Sammy Noble Mrs. Kelley, Teacher �Robert McGee Stella Martinez James Peeples Mrs. Folsom, Teacher FIFTH Mike Tafoya David Glenn Ruth Hotz Alice Brown Evelyn Rathjen Donna Reed Jimmy Huntington Johnny McKinnis Celina Gilbert Charley Cundiff I Jeffery Loring Sharon Hickman Vernon Kingsley Janice Keller Janet Morrison Larry Forsythe Chris Martin Gary Tulin Danny Weddle Frances Carmack Vivian Rathjen Donald Blackmore Richard Snodgrass Eugene Beaver Leslie Glover Tony Marquez Jack O'Rourke Zelta Newton John Martin Jimmy Davenport / �SIXTH Mrs. Martin, Teacher Lucas Martinez Judy McVicker Eleanor Martin Nancy Winter James Pierson Philip Stock Johnny Payne Kenneth Mullen James O'Rourke Lawrence Morrison Keith Thompson Harvey Cundiff Richard Marquez Leonard Tanner �Bill Newton SEVENTH Mar della Marshall Gene Berry Viola McKinnis Georgianna Kugle Thomas Miller Barbara Cundiff Hazel Ann McCoy Tommey Beuten Maxine Dye Patsy Stephenson Tim Dye Roberta Lippert Julian Martin Rosalie Krukenmeier Rupert Archulete Wayne Kingsle y Carolynne Mcintyre Tom Wells Teacher Get MORE for what you pay, SAVE at Mode 0 ' Dayl MODE O'DA Y FROCK SHOP LINGERIE-DRESSES HOSIERY-BLOUSES 915 MAIN AVE PHONE 1114-W DURANGO, COLORADO Buddy Randall Darlene Percell Janet Sower Mrs. Smith �EIGHTH Stella Marquez Kathryne Hayes Mrs. Crowell -- Teacher Gerald Ludwig Wilfred Martinez Lucille Cundiff Dan Gosney Jerolene Percell Emma Edwards Keith James Jerry Hag a Jack Hag a Jetta Cooper Nina Powell Gary Forsythe Larry Mullen Doris Blackmore Paul Davenport ��A T H L E T I c s ��FOOTBALL Jim s, Don M, Leonard, Millard, Dave, Jim T, Brad, Bill, Trent, Coach Martin Carl, Stanley S, Gorden, Mat, Jim Thomas Ray W, Bert, Lee, Elmer, Donald S, Gene, George C, Ray C. Gary Manager George W. Elmer P. Bayfield's six-man football team opened its 1954 season with a bang by swamping Norwood with a 48-27 score. Bayfield's Wolverines beat the Utes 50-6 to take the San JaW1 Basin B league six-man football championship. Dick Sam Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Dave M. Manager 48 26 50 57 39 21 25 Norwood Dolores Utes Utes Dolores Saguache Crowley 27 6 6 14 14 13 31 Bayfield High School's Wolverines supported by an almost 100 per cent turnout of the student body backers beat Saguache 21-13 to go into the state six-man football Class B semi-finals. Bayfield met Crowley in the quarter-finals, but lost by a small margin of six points. The Wolverines were out-played during the first half of the game but came back at the half with lots of new spirit to nearly come out on top. We lis r:3AYF/ELD Col.o~d.o Bar ��w B 0 A s L v K E T E R I N E B A L L s BACK ROW Gary Amon, Manager, Coach Martin, David Miller, Manager . LEFT TO RIGHT George Wiser, 1athew Bigham, Millard Gilbert, Jimmy Sower , David Neuenschwander , Jimmy Timple, Billy Squires , Brad Newton , Donnie McCoy , Sammy Hickman, Dick Wells , Lee Cundiff. FIRST TEAM JACKSO HARDWARE, I C . Durango, Colorado "Your Home is our Business and has been since 1885" ��LEFT TO RIGHT James Reed Ray Cundiff David Percell Caroll ewton Trent Tanner Gorden Powell Bruce Winter Elmer Beebe-Manager Coach Martin Bill Penn Leonard Peterson Stanley Snooks Stanley Cundtff Gene Gilbert Donald Sower Ray Wells s E c 0 N D T E A M A C RUL.ANO RECORDS AND MUSI C MAGNAVOX RADIOS AND TV REYNOlDS & RO TH INS TRUME N TS DlJRANGO MUSIC 970 Main Avenue DURANGO, COLORADO Phone 149 -W �' . �PUPS Paul Davenport - Tommy Millar Wilfred 1\lartinez - Gene Berry Gerald Ludwig - Lonne Sower Bill ' ewton- Adrian Mu~ray Dan Gosney -Jerry Haga REAL ESTATE 735 MAIN AVENUE COACH MARTIN Tom Wells -Jerry Bowers Rupert Archulete - Gary Forsythe Larry Mullen - Wayne Kingsley Keith James - Tommy Beuten Jack Haga INSURANCE • DURANGO, COLORADO 1~11::1 ~ OC1 ~ _ . OC•rl111 i I f1 • TELEPHONE 89 • P. 0. BOX 681 ��CHEERLEADERS FIRST and SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Janeanne Neuenschwander, Jeanne Snooks, Sondra McVicker J a n e t s 0 w e r M a r d e l l a K a t h e r n e M a r s h a l l Bayfield. Colo. H a y e s RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Phone 2299 J u d y G i l b e r t ��DonaldS., Carroll, Gary, Gordon, Jim Thomas, Sam, Mlllard, Leonard, Wayne, Brad, Dave N., Billy, Don M.. Bert, Jim S., David M., Lee, Elmer, George, Mathew, David P. . Dlck, Stanley. B CLUB PEP CLUB Mrs. James Mrs. Parks Wanda, Barbara, Freda, Dolom, LaVonne, Myrna, Lois, Bette , Sylvia, Betty, Allene, Shuley, Frosty. Berlinda, La Yin a, Jewel, Dons, Wyoma, Nina, Janeanne, Jeanne, Sondra. ��A c T I v I T I E s ��George, Jim S., Leonard, Dave N., Jim Timple, Brad, Don M., Mathew, Kenneth, David P., Marie, Jewel, Janeanne, James, DonaldS., George, Betty M., Dick, Nina, Batte, Sylvia, Betty H., Gayle, Editor; Shirley T., Connie, Jeanne, Sondra, LaVonne, Barbara, Freda, Myrna, LaVina, Wanda, Allene, Co-Editor. ANNUAL STAFF WOLVERINE PAPER STAFF PURPLE and GOLD George W., George C., Jim S., Leonard, Dave N., Brad, Jim Timple, Don M., Gordon, Mathew, Margret, Dick, Bill P. , Barbara, Editor; Shirley C. , Doris, Dorthey, Wyoma, Allene, Betty M. , Nina, Bette, Myrna, Betty H., Berlinda, Jewel, Editor; Marie, Janeanne, Sondra, Jeanne, Shirley T., Connie, Miss Jacquez, Advisor; Freda, LaVina, LaVonne, Wanda, Lois. ��Mrs. O'Rourke, Jewel, LaVina, Barbara, Gayle, LaVonne, Bette, Janeanne, Marie, Myrna, Berlinda, Doris, Freda, Shirley C., Lois, Frosty, Wyoma, Betty. Sylvia, Wanda, Jeanne, Sondra, Connie. Shirley T. F.H.A. Shirley C., Mrs. McCoy, Wyoma, Betty H., Shirley T., Myrna. LIBRARIANS ��Q K u I E N G E N DAVID NEUENSCHWANDER GA YI.E BOULDEN CARNIVAL KING and QUEEN HOMECOMING QUEEN NINA KRUKENMEIER Grocenes Meats Lewis Mercantile Dry Goods ncrrdware Baytte1a. Colorado Appliances ��I -__,:!.-GJJ Matrimony How True Muscle Man Behind The Eight Ba II Who Are You Trying To Kid! Narrow Escape Never Late How Romantic �What are you cooking Donald Cookie McCoy Jall Birds Now David!!! Cow Puncher Niarilyn Monroe - -......... J •I J• ~0 Yes ! ! Drape His Idea Get 'em up Hubba Hubba u "'-..:> Soap Opera �Ye Editor Shony Short Cowgirl Teacher How! - His idea of brains �Tumbling Bonfire before Crowley game Frank At the game Quartet More Tumbling Butch More Freshman Initiation Sylvia ' s Tooth �TIPTON MOTOR COMPANY LOUIS J. OLIGER 1315 Main Ave. Sheet Metals Durango, Colorado Heating 1514 Main Avenue Phone 1520 Durango, Colorado .. All Types of Sheet Metal Work Telephone 1616 Telephone 338W BAYFIELD R. D. French LOCKER PLANT THE RADIO HOSPITAL 1153 Main A venue Durango, Colorado Bayfield Phone 2872 Quality Meats If it's Electrical Think of Us Ranchway Feeds STOCK MOTORS Bayfield, Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Nolon E. Hart Durango, Colorado Hart's Original Dresses Ready-To-Wear 3065 North Main Phone 145 Lincoln Mercury Steam Heat Fire Proof Best in the San Juan Basin Recommended By Duncan Hines Ford Tractor Dearborn Implements LA PLATA MOTORS, Durango, Colorado Phone 47 INC. ROYAL MOTEL North on Highway U.S. 550 Telephone 839 2068 Main Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vance Durango, Colorado �G 0 s CITY R EVERYTHING! T CLEANERS AND TAILORS D 0 For Every Member f The Family 0 R We Give Red Stamps N E s Durango, Colorado 1516 MainAve. High Grade DEPARTRMENi Dry Cleaning Durango, Colorado BRENNAN'S jitt$10IIt Continuous Flower Service Since 1885 "We Give S & H Green Stamps" 1201 Main Avenue P . 0 . Box 457 Phone 882 Durango, Colorado SCHLUTER FLORAL CO. TilES - TuBES - HoNK AND AuTo SuPPLIES 700 Main Phone 290 Durango, Colorado DUR NGO STORE M GAZINE Durango, Colo . 1140 Main Ave . BURNS NATIONAL BANK Magazines, Comics -Fishing Tackle, Ammunition "The Bank of Friendly Service" School Supplies, Stationery Toys, Kiddies Gifts 900 Main \venue Phone 228 Durango , Colorado Greeting Cards, Sundries Candy, Tobacco, Etc. • • JOH SON - BROW LAU D y Durango, Colorado Telephone 92 lain John L . Fleck 1177 venue T MOTOR co . Willys - Jeep - Packard 1400 Main Ave , Phone 780 Durango, Colorado �INTERMOUNTAIN FIN NCE COMPANY HILL & KUGLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Harvester 816 Main A venue Bonds Insurance Durango, Colorado Trucks - Parts and Repairs Chevron Gas & Oil Phone 2281 Bayfield, Colorado Collateral Loans Pontiac Cadillac Equipment & Refrigerators Poll Parrot Rand MILLER MOTOR COMPANY 990 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado Bus. Phone 102 Res. Phone 1233J Carl Miller 836 Main "Shoes for the entire family" H URANIUM 629 Main Box 1467 Phone 603J Durango, Colorado Representing Dunkin Blue Print & Supply Co. Maps & Mining Data Eddie Gould Earl Heatwole Preston Asher Phone 716J Geigers Scintillators Sales - Service & Supplies G & Durango Telephone 1349 FARM AND RANCH SERVICE Realtors Real Estate - Insurance - Livestock Brokerage Long Term Farm and Ranch Loans P. 0. Box 577 2007 Main Ave. Durango Colorado DUDNEY Typewriter Repair Service P. 0. Box 298 Durango, Colorado Royal Sales And Service WALL DRUG COMPANY Prescriptionists Phone 257 Durango, Colorado FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals Instruments, Appliances and Supplies for Livestock America's Leading Brand of Animal Biologicals �REID ELECTRIC SERVICE 3067 North Main Avenue Phone 1224J Offices in Durango & Ignacio Full Line of GE Appliances from Irons to Refrigerators PAUL SHOCK STUDIO Specialists in Commercial and Baby Photography Amateur Supplies 1045 Main Phone 287M DRIVE - I Radio & Television Service 1025 Main Durango, Colorado John Paulek Owner GALLEN KAMPS SHOES 821 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado First In Colorado With Shoes for the entire Family ARMY SURPLUS 5TDRE Pho"e I s-21 2653 Main Pipe, Steel & Rail GWEN'S BEAUTY NOOK 2007 Main Durango - Colorado Mr . and Mrs . Peter J . Radosevich Across from LaPlata Motel Durango's Newest and Finest Motel Phone 314 2180 Main Avenue Phone 1494 On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado Open Evenings By Appointment �Clive Peterson COOPER'S TEXACO All REAL ESTATE SERVICES STATION 1045 Main Avenue Durango Phone 899 After Hours Call Bayfield 2824 Phone 2741 Farms Ranches and City Properties Bayfield, Colorado Real Estate Loans Insurance Phone 34 and 35 pisr • WAHLER, 5 l1ANK of Locally Owned Managed Ruben Moreno And George Garcia DuRANGO Free Delivery �~ Pho-ne ~411 SOWE I~ LUMBER f31~0THE I~S DEALEI~S BAyfiELd 13RYFJ£LD General Insurance and Auto Loans 679 Second Avenue Durango 1057 Main Telephone 1500 P. 0. Box 1428 Charles K. Dement �• Bayfield, Colorado Drugs, Groceries, Dry Goods Veterinary Supplies Wolverine Supporter Phone •• 2251 T. R. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [78] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1955 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 5de6a1ab-47b7-4018-a209-174c90b916e9 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/f31ae33b24444e8fb5870d3b99e63a7a.pdf 9e044847097897013cbcaa057684ec03 PDF Text Text Wolvel'ine ��+ Presented By Bayfield High Bayfield • Colorado ��A D M I N I s T R A T I 0 N ��" ..... that our children may live a richer, fuller life, and profit from the educational experiences provided for them .•.•. " is the desire of all parents. The united effort of the community, the administration, and the staff can and will achieve this goal for our youth. SUPERINTENDENT·s MESSAGE ��W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent Chemistry F A MARTHA BEERMAN Music Office c ISABEL HOPKINS Library Composition Spanish General Math Freshman and Purple & Gold sponsor u L T y JANICE JAMES Social Studies Senior class sponsor �GUY MITCHELL ALTA PARKS Coach Biology "B" Club sponsor English I-IV Sophomore, Pep Club, and Wolverine sponsors SYBIL SHORT LESTER STARBUCK Math Science Dramatics Commercial Junior class sponsor �p E R Goldie Wells s 0 N N E L Mrs. Walker Mrs. Landreth Mrs. Montgomery WELLS BAR Draper Wolf Best Wishes Jim and Eva ��(J L . A s s E s ��SENIORS MATHEW BIGHAM "B" Club Athletics 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 2 Music 4 Fine Arts 4 Jumor Play 1 Senior Play 1 RAY CUNDIFF "B" Club 1 Athletics 4 Music 2 Junior Play 1 Senwr Play 1 ALLENE DAVIS Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 1 Annual Staff 3 Editor-Annual! Music 1 Junior Play 1 Scmor Play 1 NI A KRUKE MEIER Pep Club 2 Paper Staff 1 Annual Staff 1 Music 1 Fine Arts 1 Jumor Play 1 �BERT MONGER "B" Club 3 Athletics 3 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 JEWEL MONGER Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 1 F.H.A. 3 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Editor-Paper 2 Library 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 STAN LEY MORRISON "B" Club 1 Athletics 1 Annual Staff 1 Music 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 CAROL MURPHY Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 1 Music 1 Senior Play 1 Transferred from Durango last year. �JEANNE SNOOKS Pep Club 4 Cheerleader 3 F.H.A. 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Library 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 STAN LEY SNOOKS '"B"' Club 3 Athletics 4 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Senior Play 1 JAMES TEMPLE '"B'" Club 3 Athletics 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 1 Music 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 CONNIE WEDDLE Pep Club 3 F.H.A. 4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 Library 2 Music 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 ��SENIOR CLASS I-USTORY We started to school in 1944 under the teaching of Mrs. Eula Shields. Tommy Heard went to Aztec, New Mexico. Patsy Jean Hollar and Jewel Knight also left this year. In the second grade our teacher was Mrs. Mohney. Allene Davis entered from Pargin. Ross Small, Jannith Baird, and Robert Luthi entered only for a short time. Betty Carpenter, Helen Rodriquez, and Ted Salazar entered this year. One year was behind us; anyway, that's what we thought then. The third grade was really a mixed up year. Mrs. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Small, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. James all had a turn at teaching us this year. Wanda Peterson entered from Marvel Seven were promoted to the fourth grade this year: Wanda Peterson, Wayne Martin, Myrtle Harris, Gordon Powell, David Percell, Romona Tanner, and Sandra Carmack. Johnny Cavender entered by promotion from the second grade. Louis Carter and Emily Gist entered for a short time, then left. Donna Lee Parks, Layola Martinez, Ted Salazar, and Kathleen Berry left this year. The third and fourth grade were together, and we studied nearly everything the fourth grade did. Mrs. Ostwald taught us this next year. Gary Harper entered from Kansas; Janet Wells, from Pinion Grove; Terry Neal. from California; and Barbara Hayden, from New Mexico. Cecil Leyshon went to Durango. Ben Lyall left at the end of the year. This was a fairly easy year. In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs. Louise Short. Jewel and Bert Monger and Stanley and Jeanne Snooks entered from Pargin. Jimmy Temple entered from Roswell, New Mexico. Helen Rodriquez went to Ignacio. We were upstairs in the gym this year, the first class to be held there. This is the year we tried to learn our states and capitals. In the sixth grade our teacher was Mrs. Parks. Helen Gedney entered from Los Angeles, and Tressa Dye entered from Moss, but they stayed only a short time. Ray Cundiff entered from Ben Springs, Shirley Chadd from Cahone, Betty Lou Tate from Columbus, and David Phelps entered from Allison. Robert Luthi and Ben Lyall entered this year. Betty Carpenter went to Pagosa, and Barbara Hayden went to New Mexico. School buses arrived this year. What a relief) No more walking or riding horseback to get to school! Mrs. Parks taught us in the seventh. Dianne Withers entered from Kansas, and Barbara Hayden entered from New Mexico, but stayed only a short time. George Dodson entered from Hagerman, NewMexico. BettyLouTatewentto Blanca, Colorado, and Gary Harper went to Kansas. Mrs. Crowell was our teacher in the eighth grade. Tressa Dye entered from Moss for only a short time. Mathew Bigham went to California at the end of the first semester. Ben Lyall went to Pagosa, and George Dodson went to Lovington, New Mexico, at the end of the year. We finally made it to High School. Fortunately all of us lived through initiation. Mathew Bigham entered from California. Brad Newton entered from Carlsbad, New Mexico. Douglas Blackmore entered from Silverton, but returned at the end of this year. Janet Wells went to Cedarville, California, at the end of the year. The next year we had our turn at giving the freshmen a bad time. Roy Farren, Edward Harms, David Ketchem. and Jerry Coomes entered for a short time, then left. Terry Neal went to California. Layola Martinez entered for a short time. We finally became Juniors, and started thinking of the Banquet and Prom. Our Junior Class play, "Brides to Burn", was a success even though it was storming. Nina Krukenmeier and Jimmy Thomas entered this year. Brad Newton joined the navy at the end of the year. Shirley Oladd went to California to get married. This, our last year, Carol Murphy entered from Durango. Seniors now, we are looking forward to graduation. We are also looking forward to our senior sneak. Our senior play will be "The Blundering Herd." Stanley Morrison started and finished at Bayfield, and Mathew Bigham missed only one semester. Connie Weddle also missed only one semester as she went her first semester, of her first grade year in Pueblo. ��PROPHECY As we look into the future, it is 1966 and we see Jeanne (Brains) Snooks being a Home Economics teacher at the Betty Crocker Over-Oven School besides being home mother at the Flip-Over Dormitory. Allene (Sea-Going) Davis is trying out her new jet-propelled speed boat in the Pacific in search of those distant sailors I ! ! Jim (Shorty) Temple and Stanley (Flat-Foot) Snooks are now playing basketball for the Big Bears in the Little League which tonight will try to beat the Ridge Runners of Oakwood School. Connie (Starry-Eyed) Weddle has now taken over her father's business, raising chinchillas, and is living in Hollywood where she will star them in "This Couldn't Be Your Pet." Jewel (Spooks) Monger and Mathew (" Tex") Bigham are raising Large and Small Economy Size Cattle on a "B---y---G" ranch way down in Texas. ("Ya' All Come! I") Ray (Tiny) Cundiff is coaching football for the Great Midget Team! ! of that better know town of Eastern Bayfield. Stanley (Curly) Morrison is trying out his new experiment of seeing how fast a car can go backwards on two wheels! He's planning on making millions. (Rich Boy I I!) Bert (Butter- Fingers) Monger is now driving the Great Bayfield Exchange Lines. If jou want a great ride from Bayfield to the Great City (City?) of LaBoca where his lines run, don't miss riding on his bus. Nina (Chubby) Krukenmeier is now running the Wells Fargo Bar in Tumble Brush Creek. It seems she does all the work while the "Mr." counts the money! (Smart Guy!!!) Carol (Money-Bags) Murphy, running "Randy's" Mercury factory, is doing quite well but she prefers the Cadillac which is more expensive. (But business is business and money is where you find it.) ��will my ability to shoot spit wads to Ted McKinnis-more protection for Ted. (Mathew Bigham) , will my football playing ability to Bill Penn and my my high grades to George Cooper. Get to work George. , will my big feet to Wendell Bartholomew. them. He needs , will my ability to get along with the teachers to Sam Hickman. Put it to good use, Samlll , will my ability to keep quiet to Bette Gayle. (As if she needs it.) , will my Math grades to Bruce Winter. Bruce. Best of luck, l,~g:z.~ will my giggle to Burdene Caviggia with great hopes for for the future. (Nina Krukenmeier) l, {.,~y~ · I, $r: .f."" r L / ad Jeanne Snooks) 1, ~£1,.<~ (Allene Davis) I, ~Me.NL (Connie Weddle) ~.,I'~ aewel Monger) will my Biology class to any poor sophomore in hopes of better grades. , will my sophomore boy friends to Betty Holt. (As if she needs them.) , will my ability to get along with Mr. Hopkins to the junior boys. will my place in English to Barbara Norman--behind Elmer Powell. , will my freckles to poor pale faced Butch Wells. He needs them. ��JUNIORS Bessie Luke George Cooper Millard Gilbert Carroll Newton Gary Amon Sam Hickman David Miller Shirley Thompson Stanley Cundiff Bette Graves Elmer Powell Tiodorita Ulibarri Burdene Caviggia Gene Gilbert Marie Morrison Buck Tohill Sandra Me Vicker Dorothy Frost Teddy McKinnis Wyoma Randall LaVina Wommer ��Myrna Bigham Mary Blymiller s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s Joyce Allen Doris Kesselring SylVla Mullen Donald Sower Soraida Gomez Betty Holt Arvm Phelps Ray Wells Wendell Bartholomew Lois Landreth Bill Penn Trent Tanner 777 Main Av nuc GRADEN ' Donald Heffm11;ton Carrol 1artin James Reed Bruce \\inter ��Paul Davenport Bonnie Luke F R E s H M E N Marvin Arnold Emma Edwards Jack Haga Fred Kesselring Barbara Norman Doris Blackmore Gary Forsythe Jerry Haga Gerald Ludwig Jerolene Percell Jerry Bowers Judy Gilbert Kathryne Hayes Martin Morrison Nina Powell Alvina Box Dan Gosney Phyllis Heffington Larry Mullen Johnny Salazar Lucille Cundiff Donald Grush Keith James Adrian Murray Lonne Sower ��G R A D E s ��SEVENTH Harvey Cundiff Sally Gilbert Diane Hayes Marlene Hayes Caroline Hickman Michael Hopkins Mrs. Smith John Kugle Eleanor Martin Lucas Martinez Richard Marquez Judy 1cVicker Lawrence Morrison Kenny Mullen John Payne Karen Powell Connie Stafford Philip Stock Gary Sower Eiva Taylor BAYFIELD MALT SHOPPE Leonard Tanner Keith Thompson Nancy Winter �Eugene Beaver Donald Blackmore Orian Lee Box Alice Brown s I Frances Carmack Robert Lee Colard Charles Cundiff James Davenport H Larry Forsythe Ray Frost Celina Gilbert David Glenn Leslie Glover Sharon Hickman Ruth Hotz James Huntington Rod~er Jones Vernon Kingsley Jeffrey Loring George Marquez Chr 1s • 1artin John Martin Stella Martinez John McKinnis Janet Morrison Zelta 'ewton Mrs . Martin Phyllis Phillips Evelyn Rathjen Vivian Rathjen Donna Jean Reed Richard Snodgrass Mike Tafoya Gary Tulin Danny Weddle X T �Mrs. Folsom Tommy Ancell Marilyn Berry Leroy Beaver Michael Bowers Alice Carmack Carolyn Dye Lila Cundiff Don Lee Gosney F F I F T H I F T H Nancy Hotz Elaine Hughes Don Moeny Eddie Hoxsie Jerry McKinnis Sammy Noble Gail Percell Shirley Sower STOCK 10TORS Barbara Thompson Linda Zellner Bayfield, Colorado �Leonard Archuleta Tommy Archuleta Dale Berry BAYFIELD FILLING STATION Complete 1-Stop Service Conoco Products Mike Berry Johnny Cundiff Kathy Hickman Tires-Candy Cigarettes Soft Drinks Phone TU 4-2270 Leroy Holcomb Patrick Hopkins Eddy Hughes Reed Bros. Dale Knight Ronnie Miller Gary Shupe Bobby Stock Tim Hutchins Lee Penn Selma Snodgrass John Tafoya Frances Lowe Charlene Me ew FOURTH Vance McVicker Diane Powell Sharon Sower Dallas Tohill Ronnie Plane Vernon Sower Richard Turner �Clyde Box Linda Cundiff Gary Curtis Raedene Davis Paul Gilbert Lenta Glover Pat Hayes Gerald Hickman Harvey Hickman Billy Holder Karen Huntington Sophia James Jeanne Lowe Clayton Ludwig David Lyon Suzan Martin Cheryl McCoy Stewart McCoy Marilyn Montgomery Joyce Morrison T H I Gene Naranjo Nancy Peterson R Sharon Richards Harry Robbins Kathryn Sower D Mrs . Ostwald Walter Sapp Douglas Snow Richard Townsend Lmda Tanner Dickie Trimble Russel Van Camp Burt Wilmer Randy Watson Ernie Zellner �s E c 0 N D Johnnie Caviggia Cherr y Tanner Lila May Turner Mrs. Cockerham Evelyn Archuleta Wayne Cundiff Glenn Grush Donna Lee McCoy Bruce Sauer Freddy Stock Molly Archuleta Mary Dye Catherine Hasstedt Bruce McDamel Sharon mith Myrl Stebens Rudy Archuleta James Forsythe Melinda Hopkins Pat ewton Phyllis Snooks Monte Wommer Elaine Berry Eddie Garcia David Martinez Larry Robbins Mark Stevens Robert Venuti Billy Berry Dixie Frost Tony Marquez Tommy R.lndall Carl Sower Jerry Wells LEWI ~IERCA, ' TILE Bayf1eld, ColoraJo Phone T U -24 0 �Carol Sue Atherton June Box Thomas Colman Michael Curtis Larry Davenport Darlene Frost Dona Frost Terresa Gomez Mrs. Broom ell Virginia Gomez Sandra Hasstedt Arthur Huntington Rhonda Hutchins Judith Soring Carol Lucero Delfina Martinez Sammy Martinez Steve McDaniel Charles McNew Terry Naranjo Lloyd Phillips Corleen Rael Donald Snooks Judy Stebens Patty Townsend Gene Valdez Betsy VanCamp Roseanne Wells Stanley Wilmer KUGLE EQUIPMENT COMPANY International Harvester Equipment & Refrigerators FIRST Trucks - Parts and Repairs Chevron Gas & Oil Phone TU 4-2614 Bayfield, Colorado �Byron Dunn Donna Glover Priscilla Archuleta Tommy Davis Ross Gosney Linda May Groves Judy Ann Hayes Howard Hickman F I R Arthur Langfitt Guy Lewis s Louise Lucero Charletta Lowe T Mrs. Thompson Barbara Martin Kay Moeny Linda Reed Ronald Snow Leroy Tafoya John Thomas Nedra Turner John Tutaow ��A (J T I v I T I E s ��Co<~ch Mitch 11, Carroll, ~rt. Sam, Trent, Jrrn, tanlt:>y, Millard, Bruce, Ra}, G..:orgc, 1athcw, Bulk, Don, Gary, Larry, Gene, Elmer, Jack, Gerald, Ray C., Jerry H., Jerry, Wendell, Lonme, Dan, Johnn} . Sta nle} "1955" RECORDS Dolores orwood Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield Bayfield 28 28 55 28 75 21 Ba yficld Bayfield Uto.:S Dolores Utes Dolores 26 26 13 27 0 20 1 ' �BASKETBALL Ray C., Ray W., Sam, Jim T., Stanley, Trent, Millard, Mathew Coach Mitchell, Elmer MANCOS INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT CHAMPS Bayfield 49 Ignacio 27 Pagosa 24 Bayfield 47 Bayfield 42 Mancos 39 1955-56 RECORD CONFERENCE & NONCONFERENCE GAMES Aztec 34 Bayfield Farmington 51 Mission Bayfield 62 Ignacio Bayfield 55 Dolores Bayfield Utes 58 Bayfield 54 Bayfield Silverton Pagosa 45 Bayfield Ignacio 48 Bayfield Bayfield Utes 58 Bayfield 34 Silverton PERRY CLEANERS Durango Colorado 22 49 36 28 56 46 21 37 50 29 �Larry, Jim, Gerald, Bruce, Bert, Donald, Gene, Jerry, Gary, Wendell, Coach Mitchell, Jack, Jerry, Elmer, Dan, Lonne, Johnny. SECOND TEAM Wayne, Tommy, Bill, Irwin, Thomas, Leonard, Coach Mitchell, Tom, Johnny, Kenny, Lucas, Buddy. PUPS �Allene Jeanne Sondra FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS PUP Janet Marddla Judy Sally �p £. p c L u B 1.1<<. p "'', Oo<i<, J e<olene, Dod<, E wn"· 6"b'"' Oo<O'">, Al•in•. Tiodo<iu, Be«Y, Nin'' c,ol, >JYOU''· Lucille, JudY· Nin,, So<'id,, Bene, Loi<, Bu<dene. syNi,, Je.el, MY'"'' L,y,n•, l("h ,yne, M"Y. Che<'le,de<" l e•nn<'• Allene. sond "· El""'', C" <oll, Gene. oon•ld, J '""'', Co•ch Mi<chell, Be<'· T <en<, s,nleY, Mill"d, R•Y, Wendell, RaY. Mathew, George, BucK, sammY. }im. 'Y,' c L \) B �PAPER STAFF Bette, Sondra, Barbara, Connie, Shirley, Judy, Kathryne, Mary, George, Burdene, Jewel, Buck, Mathew, Stanley, Jim, Dorothy, Carol, Jim, Wendell, Doris, LaVina, Donald, Lucille, Marie, Sylvia, Myrna, Betty, Jeanne, Wyoma, Lois, Nina. Barbara, Shirley, Jim, Mathew, Kathryne, Sylvia, Betty, George, Marie, Connie, Jim, Mary, Judy, Jewel, Myrna, Bette, Nina, Carol, Wyoma, Lois, Doris, Jeanne, LaVina. ANNUAL STAFF �"'". see<"'' n, Tiodo<i<' , Shi<ley , s"b'" , K• ID<)"'e, "'"y • connie • "'"'e • Dod' • oo<othY • Buck • po ul, stonley • "''theW • G"Y • Jobnnie • SettY • Syl"'' ' Alvina. Judy. Myrna. Martin. BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT Frozen Foods Meats Groceries Bayfield • Colorado Alvina KatiJrYne • Tiod orita M Yrna • Nina • Wyom • Sylvi a. • lerol ene •a,Ern rley , Doroth •Shi .,ma • lud y, CoY. .M arie B llilie • Lois • arbara • Bette • Lucille • Lav·lna •I<Ma ry, • ewel, F.H.A. ��Yes Adrian Nuts 1 Wow I'm bashful Doll- -Crocadoll To Success Now Lonnie Gerald!! It's cold Cowgirl Pals Singing in the tub Brains Larry Fred �Martha Jr. Underclassmen Bette More twins Don Shorty Rooster Lois Texas Bill Here comes Chartie . SchoolMarm MR. MITCHELL �Future years All State Romeo Cowboy Sharpshooter 1 )) ... . . .::.--. -~ Singer -- - ........ -.."',......,""' True love Dreamboat Dreamer Yes Gary! I Successful ~l'ff.Wf/~~ �The devil Good Look in 1 ! Hubba Hubba Book Worm Arf!! Wowrrr Pests Some diet I! ! Poor Dave Judge Target Center Lovers Give me Liberty Big Deal Ducky �-::. ·\• 0 ,, -- BEST LOOKING CUTEST COUPLE w w H H 0 Q s MOST LIKELy TO SUCCEED MOST BASHFUL MOST FRIENDLY JACKSON HARDWARE INC. Duran o, Colorado �MOST COOPERATIVE BEST DANCERS MOST INTELUGENT RAINBOW SERVICE STATION Bayfield, Colorado MOST ATHLETIC �''The One Stop Store'' Veterinary Supplies Groceries Meats ''Better Schools make Better Communities" Bayfield Colorado SOWER BROTH£ RS 1 4 mile Dealers ea{) l of r!J3 a J!{i el d Phone TU 4-22~8 �fiRst ATIONAL JlANK Durango, Colo. Phone 295 of DuRANGO General Insurance and Auto Loans 1057 Main COOPER·s TEXACO STATION 679 Second Avenue Telephone 1500 Phone TU 4-9906 Bayfield, Colorado Durango P. 0. Box 1428 Charles K. Dement �BURNS NATIONAL BANK Represented by Mrs. Myrtle Andrean on U.S. 160 East of Bayfield Phone TU4-2637 Bayfield, Colorado Complete Banking & Loan Service • • The Bank of Friendly Service'' 900 Main Avenue Phone 228 Durango, Colorado ARCHIE BODO I AHLERS AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP lfA E~S Locally Owned v E G E T A B L E Managed by c Ruben Moreno and George Garcia A N N E D Phone 34 and 35 s G 0 0 D Fre e Delivery s 201 7th St. Phone 996-W ANDREW'S SAFETY SERVICE INC . 145 E . 6th Street Durango, Colorado Brakes Wheel and Axle Specialists Meats Power Brakes Headquarters �HI-WAY CAFE TRUCK STOP 1/2 Mile East Of Bayfield We Never Close Highway 160 Horne Made Pies DURANGO RECAP CO. Fried Chicken Every Sunday ''Headquarters for all Compliments of Your CITY MARKET Tire 1316 Main Ave. Needs'' Phone 526 801 Second Ave. Durango, Colorado Phone 430 Durango, Colorado federal MILLER ~ JEWELRY co. Your Diamond Headquarters We giveS & H Green Stamps Phone 84 6 Main A venue Durango, Colorado RANDALL D u r l FERGUSON r a d IMPLEMENT 0 g 0 702 Main Ave. Durango, Colorado PINE RIVER BAR 0 a n c 0 1ooC 0 • Ph. TU4-9901 Bayfield, Colorado �Well Locations Roads Land Surveys Elevations Reconnaissance Pipe Lines Claim Surveys SAN JUAN ENGINEERING CO. Registered Professional Engineering and Land Surveying In New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Arizona Robert H. Ernst 769 J J. P. Leese 1013 E. 2nd Ave. Moab 4331 Farmington Durango, Colo. After Hours Phone 1936 J Davis 52162 WALLACE FURNITURE CO. Linoleum Stoves Furniture Rugs It Costs No More To Go Looking First Class A-A CLEANERS Phone 455 1239 Main 2 Hour Service Phone 188 Durango 8 58 Main Ave. Cleve (Pappy) Culpepper Durango, Colorado Owner. HOCKER CHEVROLET CO. ~ 802 Second Ave. THE DURANGO Phone 343 SAVINGS & Durango Motor Steam Cleaning Bear Front End Alignment Frame Straightening Equipment BUILDING ASSOCIATION Expert Body and FenderRepairs Automobile Painting A. DURANGO HARDWARE Sporting Good ~ ~ ~ 735 Main Ave . ---- PAINTS 934 Main Ave . Phone 241 Durango, Colorado A. Phone 93 BALL REALTY COMPANY Ranches-City Property- Insurance Loans 1010 Main Avenue A. A. Ball C. L. Hickman Telephone 233 Durango, Colorado J �NECCHI Sewing Machines ELNA Sewing Machines MAJOR OIL & BROWN SEWING MACHINE CO. Phone 1477 116 W. Main Farmington New Mexico 747 Main Durango Colorado GAS CO. P. 0. Box Sales Office 997 Durango. Colorado Phone 1429 L. M. Prater Manager T. D. Prater Ass't. Manager FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY BASIN PETROLEUM INC. 225 EIGHTH A VENUE Store with the Checkerboard sign TELEPHONE 66 Phone 360 Durango Purina Feeds 'lf(N4//. PluLiip&. 66 :h~ LEE TIRES PREMIUM OIL PHILGAS DURANGO, COLORADO PARSONS DRUG STORE Courtesy Service and Efficiency Phone 64 and 3 2 Durango from far and near .... They All Meet Here CANDLE LITE CAFE Former Chef at Trimble Springs 644 East 6th Street Open 24 hrs. Colorado Fine Coffee Good Eats WILSON FURNITURE COMPANY .It CONNER PRINTING Phone 769W Across from the post office in Durango P.O. Box 191 1063 Main Phone 1246 121 East Tenth St . Home Furnishings Durango, Colorado Both new and used at reasonable prices �BURRESS MOTORS, INC. R. F. Burress, Pres. Telephone 1000 1150 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado G s 0 R D 0 N EVERYTHING! T For Every Member Of The Family 0 R E s DEPARTMENt International Trucks JOHNSON JEWELRY Exclusive Dealer-Keepsake Diamonds Longines-Whittnauer-Elgin Hamilton Watches Franciscan Pottery - And China Silverware 1017 Main Phone 1252R Earl S. Johnson Durango Colorado G!9 Durango, Colorado Dry Cleaning Linen Supply C. 0. D. LAUNDRY Durango, Colorado 1177 Main Avenue Telephone 92 John L. Fleck Telephone 199W R. D. French BASIN DRUG CO. THE RADIO HOSPITAL 863 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 1310 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado Prescriptions Cosmetics Drugs Veterinary Suppli s If it's Electrical Think of Us DURANGO MUSIC 9 70 Main A venue ----~Durango, Colorad~o---~~~~ RECORDS AND MUSIC hone 149- W C. Rulan MAGNA VOX RADIOS AND TV REYNOLDS & ROTH INSTRUMENTS �Cadillac Pontiac WOOLWORTH'S Variety Store MILLER MOTOR COMPANY 990 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado Bus. Phone 102 Res. Phone 1233J 845 Main Ave. Phone 182J Durango, Colorado Carl Miller INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE COMPANY 816 Main Avenue Insurance Bonds Durango, Colorado Complete Ranch And Sportswear for Men and Women Collateral Loans WALL DRUG COMPANY Prescriptionists Phone 2 57 VAGABOND MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Radosevich Durango's Newest and Finest Motel Durango, Colorado FRANKLIN Vaccines, Medicinals Instruments, Appliances and Supplies for Livestock America •s Leading Brand of Animal Biologicals 2180 Main Avenue Phone 1494 On Highway 550 Durango, Colorado DURANGO STORE MAGAZINE 1140 Main Ave. Rand Poll Parrot Durango, Colo. Magazines, Comics-Fishing Tackle, Ammunition School Supplies, Stationery Toys, Kiddies Gifts Greeting Cards, Sundries Candy, Tobacco, Etc. 836 Main Durango "Shoes for the entire family" Phone 716J Preston Asher �HUFFMAN MOTOR COMPANY Willys -Packard Sales and Service 1400 Main Avenue P.O. Box760 Phone 73 Durango, Colorado 7th & Truck By Pass CITY HANDY CORNER STORE CLEANERS AND TAILORS Qualities in Groceries Gasoline and Rocks Gems and Oil We Give R ed Stamp a Durango, Colorado Gem Village Bayfield, Colorado High Grade ''Lloyd and Leona" Jones c Dry Cleaning JERRY'S SUPER MARKET BASIN PACKING CO. Durango's Largest Wholesale Meats Home Owned Phone 51 425 -6th Ave. Durango, Colorado ''COLORADOAN" in Gem Village near Bayfield M 0 A F Hand-made Gifts for all occasions T E E 1516 Main Ave. Phone TU4 - 22 8 6 Ross and Ethel Glenn L You are always welcome at SHIPLEY ' S Colorado Alabaster Lamps Made to order Gifts Scenic Lamp Shades Hand made Jewelry Mounting Service Custom Cutting Jewelry Repair SHIPLEY ' S MINERAL HOUSE (Lottie M . Shipley) Gem Village Bayfield, Colorado �SHEPPARD'S E BROOKSIDE WRECK! G COMPA Y 2407 Main Avenue Phone 601 The Best In Used Auto And Truck Parts Durango, Colorado WESTERN STE K HOUSE BREAD Durango, Colorado Across from the Strater Hotel '-'"f~4t on Highway 160 FEEDS Durango, Colorado Congratulations To The "56'' Graduates Open 24 Hours p 1 9 1 9 h 0 n e 1 6 4 0 RICHED E & w SERVICE 0 u p N E 0 c R 0 CLOVER RICH DAIRY Pasteurized Dairy Products Best "tast' in in the Basin" ,..."""""" Phone 1269 Durango, Colorado The Perfect Food For Health for ourishment for Refreshment for Enjoyment ''Use It Freely" RIO GRANDE MOTOR WAY, INC. Your Friendly Freighter Good Connections To All M a i n e Points With Reliable Connecting Carriers JUAN IMPLEME T Phone 45-W COMPA 15th Street Durango, Colorado �BOOSTERS State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. W. G. Goodman Paint & Glass Store Krille-Nichols Wool & Hide Co. Garrett Freightlines, Inc. Durango T.V. Network, Inc. Columbine Sales & Service Nichols Electric Service M. L. Cummins Real Estate Reed Lock & Key Service Durango Furniture Mart Bayfield Trading Post Thompson Saddle Shop Brennan's Firestone Dorsett Realty Co. Hitching Post Cafe Lad & Lassie Shop Sparks Exclusive La Plata Abstract Franklin's Store Hogan's Store Lam Motor Co. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ab3a8da0c338ecad9d626636d98b11a5.pdf 10c7ca507f371f5310c84790f90581b4 PDF Text Text ��.. Presented By Bayfield High School Bayfield, Colorado �DMINISTRATION �SUPERINTEND ENT'S MESSAGE I These young people are our nation's most valuable resource. I s such a resource to be exploited for selfish reasons, or is it to be developed for the betterment of all mankind? It is the responsibility of the citizens in every comm unity to provide adequate education for their youth to m eet the problems of tomorrow as w ell as those of today, and it is questionable whether this community, or this country will continue to exist without the optimum of educational means. �DON BUS HNELL Principal Physics Algebra II General Science W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent F A c u L T y JOHN FERRICK Driver Education Grade P. E. Summer Recreation Director ALTA PA RKS English 2,3,4 Journalism Junior, Pep Club Wolverine, and Purple & Gold Sponsor SYBIL SHORT Trigonometry & Solid G eometry Biology Algebra Senior Class Sponsor �RUTH COLE Home Economics ISABEL HOPKI N Spanish II General Math English I Library Sophomore Purple & Gold Advisor MART HA BEERMA N Shorthand Machine Bookkeeping Typing Girls Chorus Purple & Gold Advisor RAY YOUNG Social Studies Freshman Class Sponsor LESTER STARBUCK Coach Comm ercial Senior Class Sponsor �s E c R E T A R y p E R s 0 N N E l Mrs. Abernathy c 0 0 K s Mrs. McNew Mrs. Forsythe Mrs. Land reth c u s T 0 D I A N Mr. Wolf �E NIORS �SHIRLEY THOMPSON Music 2 Pep Club 1 F.H A. 2 A nnual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 *Durango, Sophomore year SA M HICK M A N Music 2 "B" Club 4 A thletics 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 A nnual Staff 1 JIM THOMAS Music 1 "B" Club 2 Paper Staff 1 Athletics 2 • Springfield, Junior year • Transferred From �SANDRA MC VICK E R Music 2 Pep Club 4 F.H. A. 1 Annual Staff 2 Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Cheerleader 3 MILLARD GILBERT Music 2 Athletics 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 GEORGE COOPER Music 3 " B" Club 2 Athletics 4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Co-editor of Annual Editor of Annual Library 1 WYOM A RANDALL Music 1 Pep Club 3 F. H. A. 1 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 *Ignacio, Sophomore year �ALICE GROVES Pep Club 1 Senior Play 1 *Ignacio, Senior year MARIE MORRISON Music 3 F. H. A. 3 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 3 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 4 DOROTHY FROST Music 3 Fine Arts 2 F. H. A. 3 Paper Staff 3 Annual Staff 1 Library 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 GARY AMON Music 2 Fine Arts 2 ''B" Club 4 Athletics 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 *Transferred From �BETTE GRAVES Senior Play 1 Junior Play 1 Fine Arts 2 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 3 Music 3 Pep Club 4 GENE GILBERT Music 2 "B" Club 2 Athletics 4 Paper Staff 1 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 STEVE LAW Athletics 1 "B" Club 1 Senior Play 1 •westminster, Senior year TIODORITA LUCERO Music 1 Pep Club 2 F.H A. 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 •Provo, U tah,' Junior year • Tran sferred From - �LA VI A WOMMER Music 2 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 4 Junior Play 2 Senior Play 1 Cheerleader 2 Co-editor of Paper Editor of Paper TE D M C KIN NIS M usic 2 Annual Staff 1 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 ELME R POWELL M usic 1 " B" Club 2 Athletics 3 Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 1 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 • Durango , Sophomore year •Transferred From �HIS TORY Jim T., Millard, Gary A., Sam, Steve, Mr. Starbuck, Dorothy, Gene, Elmer, Dave, George, Shirley, Ted, Mrs. Short, Wyoma, LaVina, Bette, Tiodorita, Marie, Sandra. In September, 1945, three months after the close of World War II, we, the seniors of 1 957, started up the ladder of learning. There were nineteen of us, twelve boys and seven girls, under the kind and guiding hand of Miss Eidson. Of those original nineteen members, three still remain in the class, Marie Morrison. Gary Amon. and Elmer Powell. After having passed the first rung on the ladder and becoming second graders, we continued on in the quest of knowledge. With Mrs. Mohney leading the attack, the year passed quickly and we became seasoned veterans in addition and subtraction, reading, and other intellectual pastimes. (Art?) George Cooper entered in March. Promotion into the third grade left two rungs behind us. Mrs. Folsom took over in this portion of our climb, and guided us into the realms of long and short division. Sandra McVicker joined the ranks. By the fourth grade, this business of learning had become old stuff. Mrs. Ostwald stood be fore us that year, giving us our first glimpses at geography and science. �History Cont . The fifth grade and there were four r!lllgS below us on the ladder. getting somewhere. Now we were really Miss Largent was our teacher and gave us our first good taste of English Among many other entrants that year we gained three regulars, LaVina Wommer, grarrunar, Millard and Gene Gilbert, After steaming through the fifth grade with flying colors, we sailed on into the sixth grade. With Mrs. Smith at the helm we explored the mysteries of strange and unknown decimals and fractions. We also gained another regular crewman, Bette Graves. Mrs. Smith, remained with us, through the seventh grade. Dorothy Frost and Sam Hickman joined the pack. Mrs. Crowell took over when we reached the eighth rung on the ladder. A little algebra and quite a lot of science gave us a taste of what high school was going to be like. Ted McKinnis entered. In September, 1 953, we took the long step from grade school to high school Initiation toughened us to the routine and we really began to enjoy it. Mrs. Short, also in her first year at Bayfield High School, was our sponsor. As sophomores, we had the responsibility of initiating the freshmen and many grudges held from the previous year's initiation were settled. Parties were the extent of our class sponsored activities. Shirley Thompson and Wyoma Randall entered. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom and Prom and the Junior Play were highlights of our A Hawaiian theme was used at the banquet and Jack Norris's band played for the junior year. prom. Our play was entitled, "You're Only Young Once." Thanksgiving Dance and the Valentine's Dance. We also sponsored two dances, the Both Mrs. Short and Mr. Starbuck were class sponsors. Tiodorita Lucero became a class member. We are now on the twelfth rung on the ladder. It will be the last for many of us, while others will venture farther up the ladder. We have sponsored two dances this year, Thanksgiving and New Years, and still have to give our play. May. Our final fling will be the sneak sometime in April Steve Law and Alice Groves entered this year. Graduation will be the ninth of They bring our final number to seventeen. �PROPHECY Dear Les , I thought you might be interested to know what happened to the Senior Class that we sponsored in 1957. Do you remember what a beautiful voiceShirleyThompson had? She has surely put it to good use. She is now a night club singer at Harold's Club in Reno, Nevada. I went to the fights the other night at the Bayfield Stadium. Out into the ring stepped a familiar face. (In a moment the body followed.) It was Ted McKinnis now known as Jack Dempsey n. George Cooper, head Chemist of the Bayfield Chemical Laboratory, and his assistant, Marie Morrison, had dinner with me the other night, Marie had stars in her eyes but all George had was chemicals. Gene Gilbert andElmer Powell made the first trip to Mars in a space ship that Millard Gilbert constructed prospecting. in his spare time. Being prospectors and bachelors they, of course, did a little They brought back some lovely specimens of red gold. They plan to make a return trip as soon as the class reunion is over. Now a little more about Millard. He is one of the greatest jet mechanics that has ever been known. As in the old days he goes at it slow and lazy but as usual everything comes out perfect. Two people have taken leave of these wonderful United States; Steve Law went back to his old homeland, Alaska, Wonder of all wonders. Do you know what the boy d1d? across Bering Strait that will provide an intra-continental highway. He built a bridge Sam Hickman is ambassador to the deepest , darkest , A fnc a . I heard he is mamed to a lovely little head hunter. Just guess who has your old job? Sandra McVickerlll She teaches commercial subjects in Bayfield High School. You should see the admiring glances she gets from those young sprouts. Wyoma (Randall) Richards and Tiodorita (Ulibarri) Lucero were happily raising their own little families, when suddenly they decided they liked children so well they now are running a nursery in Silverton. They have around 100 children in their little home. We even have a preacher in our midst. Jim Thomas is preaching in the Bayfield Church. have been to services there and he preaches quite well. LaVina Wommer finally got her rich cattleman. I He was originally from Texas but moved up and took over the Wommer Estate. They have a private plane besides 3 or 4 cars. She is still the same old LaVina though. Goes out and rides a horse from morning till night and comes in looking like a bum. Dorothy Frost also lives on a cattle ranch. She is queen of the King Ranch. She owns so many thoroughbreds that she told me even she doesn't know the number. Her husband, King of the King Ranch, is Gary Amon. They have quite a large ranch so Gary made him a private drag strip. He is helping to cure the jtNenile delinquency, you know, by keeping the teen-agers off the high ways. Betty Graves really made a name for herself during the last war, World War ill She became famous as a surgeon. She joined the Wacs and spent her time in the Pacific Islands curing the soldiers of lovesickness and radiation poisoning. Alice Groves is now chief of the Southern Ute Nation. She is the first woman chief. She just returned as a representative of the Utes to the President. Well , Les that is all the Seniors so guess I had better close. We will be happy to see you at the class reunion in May , 1 967, a little over three months from now. , Yours truly, Sybil Short �WILLS d�/f1!1.� I, ·' f� ll , will my seat in physics class to Gerald Ludwig. cGeOIJeoo��- I, lJ� I , \vill all my rights to l):)ris Jean to Irwin. ( Ga�Jl) • . / , will my freshman boyfriends to Linda Duncan and � r. L� /1.._ ({JJ �_:�1..-Jllf (Miiiir<fGJ1f�rtj� -----(Gene Gilbert) I, · ---� c:;?� #-_� --�Zitlkz:lrc: � �CL�. -=H- � __,"-J;p. l'ltmc�-'& �----- I,_ I, I, I, (Bette Graves) (Alice Groves) (Sam Hickman) _ I,_ (Sreve Law) � . y:J � (Tiodorita Lucero) I,- I, _ _____ �»-�.,/,. ----J� ;q� !/�----) (Ted McKinnis) (Sandra McVicker) my red Cadillac to Bill Bright. , will my position in the boiler room to Bart. , will my ability to get along withSandra to the freshmen and sophomore girls. , will my coffee breaks toMrs. Parks. Be carefull ll , will my perfect attendance to Bonnie Cundiff. , will my reservation friends to Butch Wells. good use Butch. Put it , will my ability to stay eligible to Wayne Kingsley. , will my happy married life to Viola McKinnis. , will my height to Paul Davenport. , will my gladness to be out of school to the freshmen girls (I know they'll like it too.) )j1£Ziu� , will my math and science to Mary Kay or anyone r..��Lfl? , will my Saturday night parties to Butch Wells. I, (Marie Morrison) (Elmer Powell) I, I, W � � ---- , will my freshman general science class to some unlucky freshmen who has to take it. v,{l))naRarldali) 1 ��_/ A -·---;1� �l.��. I who wants them. .,Ai...._ .,.M>w 1 , will my church key to Tommy Miller. , will my Sunday mornings to l):)nald Sower. · ��---I, ---- , will my ability to stay sober at dances to Gerald �..�� v � (LaVina Wommer) Ludwig. �NDERCLASSMEN �Betty Holt Carrol Marti!' Doris Kesselring Don Sower Sylvia Mullen Jim Reed Myran Bigham Trent Tanner Raymond Wells J u N I 0 R s Mary Blymiller ' Wendell Bartholomew Arvin Phelps Lois Landreth Jim Mars �Adrian Murray, Barbara Norman, Jerry Bowers, Jerolene Percell, Kenneth Vaughan Judy Gilbert, Larry Mullen Johnny Salazar, Nina Powell Doris Blackmer� . Gary Forsythe s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E s Donald Grush, Gerogia Duncan Bonnie Cundiff, Everett Burch Paul Davenport, Kathryne Hayes Jerry Haga, Lucille Cundiff, Martin Morrison, Emma Edwards, Lonne Sower Fred Kesselring, Jack Haga, Gerald Ludwig, Keith James, Dan Gosney �Gene Berry, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Bill Bright, Lorene Caviggia, Thomas Miller Betty Weddle, Tom Wells, Linda Duncan, Wayne Kingsley, Janet Sower Tommy Beuten, Mardella Marshall Georgiana Kugle, Bill Newton F R E s H M E N Ear lena Cramer, Michael Schaefer Irwin Taylor, Darlene Percell Clement Frost, Janet Colnar, Viola McKinnis, Joan Colnar, Julian Martin Hazel Ann McCoy, Roberta Lippert, Tim Dye, Carolynne Mcintyre, Patsy Stephenson �RA D ES �EIGHT H Karen Powell Mrs. Crowell Marlene Hayes, John Kugle, Connie Srafford, Philip Stock III, Linda Law L awrence Morrison, Margaret Tate, Keith Thompson, Judy Lincoln, Harvey Cundiff Phyllis Archulera, L eonard Tanner, Diane Hayes, Kenny Mullen, Judy McVicker Gary Sower, Caroline Hickman, Michael Hopk1ns, Sally Gilbert, Bill Mars Eiva Taylor, Lucas Martinez, Eleanor Martin �J Donna Reed, John McKinnis, Zelta Newton B.)bby C ollard, Ruth Hotz Gary Tulin, James Huntington, Mrs. Smith James Davenpon Janice Keller s E v E N T H Celina Gilbert, Eugene Beaver, Ray Frost David Glenn, Richard Snodgrass, Vic Lincoln, Phyllis Philips, Rodger Jones Danny Weddle, Leslie Glover Evelyn Rathjen, Charlie Cundiff Chris Manin, Donald Blackmore Sharon Hickman Mike Tafoya, Tumey Cook, James Peeples Vivian Rathjen Larry Forsythe Glen Cramer �Barbara Thompson, Jerry McKinnis, Mr. Martin, Tommy Ancell, Sherell Keller Elaine Hughes, Gail Stagelman Joe Postlethwait, Nancy Hotz Tillie Tafova. Linda McConnel s I X T H Shirley Sower, Don Lee Gosney Lila Mae Cundiff, Sammy Noble Vernon Kingsley, Mary Taylor Michael Bowers, Sharon Holt Gail Percell, Frances Wells Linda Davis, Linda Zellner, Marilyn Berry, Loren Mcinnes, Joe Archuleta �FIFT H Sammy Davison Mrs. Folsom Dale Berry, Dale Knight, Sharon Sower, Vance McVicker, Judy Purcell Leroy Beaver, Frances Lowe, Ronnie Miller, Kathy Hickman, Vernon Sower Diane Powell, Tim Thompson, Selma Snodgrass, Johnny Cundiff, Nancy Smyth Pat Hopkins, Thomas Archuleta, Robert Stock. Patricia Koon, Eddie Hughes Mike Berry, Leonard Archuleta, Charlene McNew, Gary Shupe, Carolyn Dye �Richard Townsend, J anne Lowe Pat Hayes, Lema May Glover Stewan McCoy, Mrs. Kelley Harvey Hickman, Raedene Dav1s Dick Trimble, Sophia James LaWand Safley, James Cundiff Ernest Zellner, Cheryl McCoy, Eddie Archuleta Sharon Richards, Clyde Box, Karen Huntington F 0 u R T H B illy Holder, Bert Wilmer, Larry Martinez Clayton Ludwig, Linda Cundiff, Paul Gilbert Johnny Tafoya, Linda Tanner, Douglas Snow, Darlene Law, Walter Sapp, Kathryn Sower Leroy Holcomb, Cecil Mars, Marilyn Montgomery,Gene Naranjo,Suzan Martin, Mark Blake Nancy Peterson, Russel Van Camp, Joyce Morrison �THIRD Mrs. Ostwald Cherry Tanner, Jerry Wells, Sally Davison, Johnnie Caviggia, David Martinez, Sharon Smith Eddie Garcia, Elaine Berry, Monte Wommer, Robert Venuti, Phyllis Snooks, Glenn Grush Mary Dye, James Forsythe, Molly Archuleta, Mark Stevens, FreJJy Stock, Dixie Frost Billy Berry, Leslie Lewis, Wayne Cundiff, Bruce McDaniel, Jannet H2inz, Carl Sower Donna Lee McCoy, Gerald Hickman, Rita Archuleta, Pat Joel Davis, Catherine Hasstedt, ewton, Bruce Sauer, MelinJa Hopkins Rusty Me Leod, Evelyn Archuleta, Rudy Archuleta, Gary Hickman �SECOND Mrs. Cockreham Elizabeth Van Camp, Gary Vaughan Sandra Hasstedt, Stanley Wilmer, Darlene Frost, Larry Davenport, Charlotte Lowe Lloyd Phillips, Rose Ann Wells, Guy Lewis, Patricia Townsend, Donald Snooks Steven McDaniel, June Box , Charles McNew, Judith Hayes, Arthur Hwnington Linda Reed, Pat Blake, Judy Loring, Thomas Davis, Connie Carter �SECOND Mrs. James Dona Frost, Leroy Tafoya, Shirley Lippert, Ronald Snow, Priscilla Archuleta John Thomas, Linda Groves, Kenneth Miller, Linda Sue Heinz, Bryan Dunn Corleen Rael, Billy Stagelman, Loretta Miller, Arthur Langfitt, Gene Valdez Ross Gosney, Howard Hickman, Susan Miller, Donnie Cundiff, John Tuttrow �Mrs. Broomell, Louise Lucero Beverly Beaver Marie Cundiff, Gary Tanner Sammy Tate Ubaldo Archuleta, Donna Glover, Sammy Tafoya Coleen Trimble FIRST Steve Ancell, Kathryn Jackson Lora Lee Dunn Jerry Abernathy, Edith Tuttrow Betty Newton, Murray Ludwig Leroy Sanchez, Jeanie Mae Harper, Billy Sapp Terry Naranjo Elsie Chavez Rosemary Richards, Joe Dee Fahrion �1... r Jl 1... r 1... r \.CIOOD CTIVITI ES �A NUAL STAFF Doris, Wyoma, Roberta, Hazel Ann, Earlena, Mardella, Kathryne, Lucille, Georgiana, Marie, Nina, Martin, Dorothy, Mary, Lois, Janet C. , Lorene, Janet S. , Rosalie, Judy, Shirley, Bonnie, Jerolene, Keith, Elmer, Sam, James, Adrian, Bette, Sylvia, Betty H. E D I T 0 R Myrna Bigham c 0 E D I T 0 R Barbara Norman �George Cooper MR. WOLVERINE �LaVina Wommer . MISS WOLVERINE �CUTE ST COUPLE w H 0 w H 0 ' s Mardella and Donald MOST BA SHFUL MO ST FRIENDLY Paul and Patsy Millard and Barbara �MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST INTELLIGENT BEST DANCERS MOST CO-OPERATIVE George and LaVina Myrna and Wendell BEST LOOKING MOST ATHLETIC Trent and Sandra Trent and LaVina �PAPER STAFF Gene, Elmer, Emma, Bonnie, Jim M., Jim T., Kathryne, Roberta, Lois, Mary, Lorene, Myrna, Mrs. Parks, L ucille, Judy, Mardella, Joan, Janet C. , Doris K. , Barbara, Shirley, Dorothy, Bette, Wyoma, Janet S. , Betty H. , Hazel Ann, Wendel l. E D I T 0 R c 0 E D I T 0 R LaVina Wommer Slyvia Mullen ��B'' CLUB Everett, Sam, Gary, George, Don, Jim R., Tommy, Raymond, Millard, Trent, Elmer, Jim M. , Jim T., Steve, Gene, Dave, Wendell, Fred, Gary, Larry, Jerry H., Kenneth. PEP CLUB Linda, Lucille, Georgiana, Betty W. , Emma, Patsy, Tiodorita, Viola, Lorene, Janet C. , Joan, Doris B. , Georgia, Lois, Nina, Jerolene, Doris K., Hazel Ann, Myrna, Wyoma, Bonnie, Roberta, Carlene, Shirley, Dorothy, Janet S., Mary, Judy, Darlene, Barbara, Bette, Mardella, Kathryne, Sylvia, Carol ynne, CHEERLEADERS: Sandra, Betty H. , LaVina. �HOME ECONOMICS Lorene, Janet C. , Joan, Nina, Carolynne, Georgia, Georgiana, Lucille, Linda, Darlene, Viola, Emma, Mrs. Cole, Jerolene. Zelta, Donna, Judy M. , Phyllis A., Diane, Judy L. Evelyn, Vivian, Phyllis, P., Eleanor, Sally, Mrs. Cole, Celina, Joyce, Sharon, Ruth, Karen, Linda, Marlene. Connie, Margaret, �THLETICS �FOOTBALL Jim M., Millard, Gene, George, Steve, Elmer, Raymond, Sam, Trent, Coach Starbuck, Gary A., Kenneth, Tommy, Gary F. , Fred, Everett, Larry, Jerry H., Jim R. , Donald. Scores Pagosa 27-0 Dolores 20-0 Dove Creek 7-6 Mancos 1 4-32 Ignacio 1 3-35 �BASKETBALL A T E A M Wendell, Jim, Everett, Clement, Donald, Sam, Coach Starbuck, Millard, Trent, Ray, Gene, Larry, Steve. SCORES Navajo Mission 53-57 Silverton 75-49. Saguache 71-34 Pagosa Springs 60-49. Creede £0-46 Dolores 70-55• 61-49 Mancos 57-56. 48-50 • Dove Creek 55-31. Ignacio 63-61 • (Pagosa Tournament) Pagosa Springs (Pagosa Tournament) Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio 101-31. 70-54. • League Games ��B'' TEAM Kenneth, Bill, Jerry, Tommy, Coach Starbuck Thomas, Wendell, Larry, Clement Scores Navajo Mission 39-59 Saguache 28-32 Mancos 29-45 Dove Creek 33-26 I gnacio 43-52 Silverton 67-24 Pagosa Springs 38-36 Dolores 38-44 Mancos 47-44 Dove Creek 30-33 Ignacio 32-44 �CHEERL EAD ERS Sandra McVicker, Betty Holt, LaVina Wommer s E N I 0 R Sandra, Betty, LaVina J u N I 0 R Kathryne Hayes, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Mardella Marshall �PUP TEAM Coach Starbuck, Gary, George, Madardo, Leonard, Ray, Larry, Harvey, Philip, Bill. CHEERLEADERS Diane, Zelta, Dmma, Judy. Kenneth, �D I A p E R s George T 0 LaVina Ted D I p L 0 M A s Sandra Steve �Shirley Wyoma Millard Gene Sam Dorothy Marie Tiodorita �SNAPSHOTS Raymond Irwin, Clement, Dorothy LaVina, Elmer, Sondra "Please Baby Please" "Ancient Drums" Elmer, LaVina "Paralyzed" Jim M. Myrna, Mary Adrian "I Saw Esau" "Don't Forbid Me" "Oh Mother" Judy M. Nina Wendell "Chicken Little" Frank "Maxie" "You swim in Mr. & Mrs. Hopkins that? R w a e y m n d 0 e n d "In the Jailhouse" "Consience I'm Guilty" "Fish Story" �Trent Gene and Mary "Frankie and Johnny" "Y ou're A Heanbreaker" Sandra Wendell Mardella and Don "Money Honey" "Penny Candy" Barbara Mill ard "You Fooler, You Faker" "Take Me Out To The Ball Game' "Anyway Y ou Want Me" "Love Me" �Karhr�11c l\1 i llarJ .. leepy Head·· LaVina, Barbara, t-.1illard "Sleepy Time Gal" "I Stand Alone" Mrs. James Mrs. Crowell "Let Me Go, Lover!" LaVina, Jim "Ain't I cute? " "G raduation" Raymond Mrs. Parks "Young Love" Ra ymond , Trent "School Marm" "You're Right, I'm Left, She's Gone " "Roc kin' The Co11go " �teve Hazel Ann and Gcore(e LaVina "Hound Do g" "1\.!onkey Busine ss" "AnJ the W ..J!ls Caine Tumblin� D{)wn" Paul Raymond Dear Hunting "You Can Have Her, I Don't Want Her, She's Too Fat For 1\.lc" Kenneth "A uctioneer·· Larr} "Too �uch" (Dog) "Bye Bye Blues" �Tiodorita, Johnny Myrna, George "I'll Have To T1ptoe" Betty, Jimmy "Baby, Let's Play H ouse" Sandra, Judy Mr . Hopkins "Moongluw" Gene "Bad Habit" Earlena Donald, Jim W. "The High and Mighty" Hazel, Tim "Happy Go Lucky" Barbara, San dra "Dangerous When Wet Janet S. "DaJdy Oh" "Singin' In The Rain" "Don't Be Cruel" Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. "Mv Shoes" mith LaVina, Donald 0. �DV ERTISING �L EWIS MERCANTI L E CONGRATULATIONS GROCERIES TO THE FEEDS VEGETABLES '57 HARDWARE SENIORS JOHNSON JEWELRY Reed and Barton Sterling Earl S. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/ef0a7dc9a1c73a87abcd8dd7bf495099.pdf e769e105d41df4a6b0c325d7f4be8263 PDF Text Text . THE WOLVERINE ��•••• THE ANNUAL STAFF •••• OF BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 1958 WOLVERINE BAYFIELD, COLORADO !!!! �IN ME MORIA M of I.A WRENCE E DWA R D MORRISON son of Stella and Hubert Morrison BORN DIED July 22, 1942 August 9, 1957 �For her constant and unceasing effort in helping to better this yearbook, the annual staff dedicates this 1957-58 Wolverine to MRS. PARKS. ��..., iii :: ::: AD MINISTR ATION ::: , ii' '!! ' ii •••, 'ii' ... , !!!' :::�::!!!' : =s::::im== ��LESTER STARBUCK Coach Commercial Senior Class Co-Sponsor ALTA PARKS English I, N, ill "Wolverine " Sponsor Speech and Dramatics Senior Class Sponsor DON BUSHNELL Geometry Algebra I High School Principal Student Council Sponsor JANICE JAMES World History American History Civics-Geography Pep Club Sponsor International Relations Junior Class Co-Sponsor �]OHN FERRICK Sophomore Class Sponsor Sociology Driver Training Physical Education ISABEL HOPKINS Junior Class Sponsor Purple and Gold Sponsor English ll Spanish I Library General Math W. H. HOPKINS Superintendent Chemistry GUY BOND Biology Agriculture General Science Freshman Sponsor �MRS. BUSHNELL MRS. Secretary p E R s 0 N N E l MC COY Secretary Substitute Teacher COOKS Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. Landreth CUSTODIANS Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Phelps ��m;; � :•• ; :::::•• ;; ! :;;;: !�; •• m :m: :::::: ··! i �i� :ii :: '! ; i�� :oo , .. SENIORS ;�� ii ;;!!; , .. !!! ::: :; : !!! !! !!!' !!!; ;!!; ::: :: !!' ••••••••• � . ; ; m ! � � 1 lllll !!••·········•••!••!••• ; !!! !;; ; , . , . ,· ••••iiiiiiii � imm::: :;;::: immm= m= = m ;;: :�!!!!! ' "' ��RAY WELLS Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 LOIS LANDRETH Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Student Council 1 VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT D ORI S KESSELRING Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 1 Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 MYRNA BIGHAM Editor-Annual1 Co-Editor-Annual 1 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Fine Arts 3 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library 1 TREASURER SECRETARY �CARROL MARTIN Student Council 1 Junior Play 1 Fine Arts 1 WENDELL BARTHOLOMEW Paper Staff 1 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 SYLVIA MULLEN Paper Editor 1 Paper Co-Editor 1 Pep Club 4 F. H. A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 1 ARVIN PHELPS Junior Play1 Senior Play 1 JAMES HOLT Junior Play1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 1 Athletics 4 Student Council 1 �DONALD SOWER Annual Staff 1 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 TRENT TANNER Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 3 Athletics 4 Student Council 1 JI M MARS Annual Staff 1 Paper Staff 2 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 Library1 "B" Club 2 Athletics 2 Student Council 2 Transferred, Junior year D ONALD HEFFINGTON Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 1 Senior Play 1 Transferred, Junior year JAMES REED Annual Staff 3 Paper Staff 2 Fine Arts 1 Junior Play 1 Senior Play 1 "B" Club 4 Athletics 4 Student Council 2 �Jim H. Arvin Don H. Sylvia Lois Jim R. Ray Jim M. Wendell Don S. Doris Myrna Carrol �WILLS , will m y grades i n English t o Everett Burch. , will my ability to tell the truth to Jerry Bowers. , will my good behavior in Mrs. James' study hall to Janet Sower. , will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Kathryne Hayes. , will my shyness to Lonne Sower. , will my basketball ability to Keith James. , will my art of fussing to Doris Blackmore. , will my oversized basketball suits to Bill Mars. Don't suffo I, I, I, I, I, 'f-�� v.d4..! a�� cate, Bill. , will my Saturday night dates to poor Wayne Kingsley. , will my ample waistline to Barbara Norman. , will my size to Kenny Mullen. , will my ability to get along with Mrs. James to Johnny Salazar. , will my guitar pickin' to Leonard Tanner. Look out for girls, Leonard. I, , will my collection of class rings to a junior girl. �PROPH ECY As we gaze into our crystal ball, the year 1968 comes into view, and the members of the class of '58 make their appearance: Wendell Bartholomew, who owns his own business ("Bart's Garage"), is under a car with his head mechanic, Arvin Phelps, giving him a little professional advice on how to take a car apart. Carrol Martin is going over the book s of his large sheep ranch, pulling his hair out, and wishing he'd gone into the peanut-brittle business instead. Myrna Bigham is being informed by hubby that there is NOT going to be a bridge party in his den, no matter WHAT her obligations to Denver society are. Jim Reed is trudging through the snow with his little black bag, on his way to give Jim Holt's prize Angus bull a flu shot. (Holt raises 'em by the gobs.) Sylvia Mullen, a sergeant in the WAC'S, is physical education instructor in her platoon. Just now she's showing a big brunette the fine art of judo. Jim Mars, a screwdriver tucked behind one ear, is proudly announcing the com pletion of his latest invention: a huge, complicated electronics machine that he says will convert old pop bottles into glass doorknobs in nothing flat. Don Sower is returning to his Bayfield home after an extensive tour of his chain of lumber industries. He is the nation's foremost manufacturer of toothpicks. Doris Kesselring, a stewardess for TWA for many years, is contemplating whether she should run off to Hollywood and make her bid for stardom now, or just run off with the co-pilot. Lois Landreth, famous for her "Advice to the Lovelorn" column in the New York Times, is releasing another of her highly informative books. This one is HOW TO CATCH YOUR MAN AND KEEP HIM THAT WAY. Raymond Wells, after a number of unsucessful attempts, is running for the Senate again. His chief opponent will be ''01' Honest T." Tanner, who has done considerable dabbling in state politics in the past few years. Don Heffington is lounging in a gently swaying hammock somewhere in the South Pacific, watching the palm trees sway overhead. Soft ukulele music drifts from a near by thatched hut. �SENIOR CL ASS H ISTORY In September of 1946, Mrs. Caldwell welcomed twenty-four beginners in the Bayfield School. Ten of these beginners -- Wendell Bartholomew, Myrna Bigham, Jim Holt, Doris Kesselring, Lois Landreth, Carrol Martin, Sylvia Mullen, Arvin Phelps, Jim Reed, and Ray Wells -- wlll graduate here in of 1958. Among the first graders that year there developed the strange malady mama-itus, characterized by such symptoms as stomach ache, headache, or toe ache. An attack of this disease was reason for going home and the duration of the illness was for varied lengths of time. Under the careful hands of Mrs. Mohney, we ventured into the second grade. The big event of the year was burying ain't. Mrs. Folsom was our third grade teacher. Donald Sower became a member of our class. We were very adventurous this year. All the members of the class spent their recesses gath ering tadpoles and frogs out of the Mill Ditch. In the fourth grade Mrs. Kelley was in front of the classroom in the gym. That was the year of the sandpile romances. In the fifth grade under Miss Largent, we learned how to determine comm�n denomina tors. Ray Wells and Jim Reed made the pup team. Back in the gym, the honored sixth grade teacher was Mrs. Parks. Boy, we were really smart! After all, we were associated with the seventh and eighth graders. At Christmas time Myrna went to California for about a nine-month stay. Jim Reed won first place in the fifth and sixth grade division at the county spelling contest. If we didn't know our arithmetic when we began the seventh grade, we certainly knew it before we got out. Mrs. Smith was our teacher. Trent Tanner from Cortez joined us that year and Myrna Bigham rejoined us. We formed our first C.Y.C.L. Club. Sylvia Mullen won a trip to Denver at the speech contest. We taught Mrs. Smith so much that year that she was promoted to the eighth grade along with the rest of us. Our eighth grade year was the best yet. It was filled with ciphering matches, square dancing, Sadie Hawkins' Day races, climbing in and out of windows, and an exaggerated feeling of importance at being tops in grade school. Doris Kesselring attended school in Mancos that year. We had graduation exercises in the gymnasium and also attended those at Mesa Verde. In the fall of 1954, we became freshmen. We achieved a lot this year, but not scholastic ally. We rounded off the events with a horse-back ride on the last day of school. By our sophomore year we were, so we thought, THE class of B.H.S. o one could pos sibly out-do us. At one time we even had to resort to the art of CHEWI G in order to get one over on the other classes. Even the girls entered this adventure. Of course, there was much spitting and sputtering, and stairs to unload their mouths. ever so many jumped up from geometry class to tear off down �e � n the .n:er-class tourney. �'ld. )ear, on tO!J of ever}th.i.ng_ else, All· alL e firmly stablish .:1 a reputation. Cur junior year ar::ived re ctu·lly are> :t ..ras ·..men - e declaea to prove a everyone ha - imelligenr as That ougl:I not so easily, by mcuntairli.ng the highest grade accomplished, hoo the e..J.tire. year. a"erage thr ::...ong ·u e •e :e.--rle.."'Ilber p at party ·ds that jumped ?) into rs. Parks' and all the the sno.v-rbarur just ootside the door• an, ..ren C<Une JUnior play ;�rac;:ice. ore e play •ea -.'e to. the State �ounamen nd • '�dell &rt o.lomew eT, Last e. prom least C<Une � 0'" -,r, are - e. senio s; ea"y e e BIG r two !lights ·nes ----. ith enr anner, BurclL Wells. Dan squad. ork? Oh our poor minds and bodies! It '¥as • e could say a ort:lr e did al the pi� and ·eco:r-tirrg much. .rithout � y iclp. �t aU. e �skemall, in " the • • ·..rtule, ilowever. when the night ar 'ved and u selves ·..mat fun! It couldn' be that just one eTe still stumbling and stuttering_ a er our e ave e.ached the most exciting_ yea HEESE no: �nd still showing: o yet; e ave -rrained smart. e a-e yo u oori ?)gradesf ?OS.� HZ D£1 selected "" ent anner on. e ail-sta state secane team · .. E. eague fvc.tta·- fuis yea.... • :.il' "a r.ea ·-.g. ·...e. tasket�- team · · er.G ser.io year.. e a e"' lcGk:t:g L:..y. ::O,I;-i:;g gv o State.,. a...d anticipating: graduation. the. most fmpo -.arr iiestone �'!!!!� ::::::::• iii • iiiii ;;;; iiiii, iii• ��:::: ·••! :: :;: i!!! ::: ::m iiiiiii· '!! iiiinii !!!!!' ��!!!' !!!!•• • · �! !!• ! :::� ::: ��!!! UNDERCL ASS MEN ��JUNIORS Jack Haga Keith James Jerry Haga Fred Kesselring, Martin Morrison, Phyllis Heffington, Jerry Bowers, Lucille Cundiff Johnny Salazar, Adrian Murray, Gary Forsythe, Paul Davenport, Judy Gilbert Larry Mullen, Barbara Norman, Richard Evans, Kathryne Hayes, Gerald Ludwig Donald Grush, Kenneth Vaughan, Bonnie Cundiff, Everett Burch, Alvina Box Nina Powell, Lonne Sower, Doris Blackmore, Dan Gosney, Georgia Duncan �SOPHOMORES Gene Berry Wayne Kingsley Tom Beuten Mardella Marshall, Tom Miller, Earlena Cramer, Michael Schaefer, Julian Martin Rosalie Krukenmeier, Linda Duncan, Irwin Taylor, Georgiana Kugle, Roberta Lippert Lorene Caviggia, Tom Wells, Betty Weddle, Bill Bright, Clement Frost Janet Sower, Hazel McCoy, Carolynne Mcintyre, Bill Newton, Linda Perdue �FRESHMEN Linda Law Harvey Cundiff, Diane Hayes, Eleanor Martin, Caroline Hickman, Kenneth Mullen Margaret Tate, Karen Powell, Judy Lincoln, David Holcomb, Michael Hopkins Judy McVicker, Leonard Tanner, John Kugle, Marvon Hazleton, Philip Stock Bill Mars, Lucas Martinez, Sally Gilbert, Marlene Hayes, Keith Thompson ��••• !m�mm:==== iiiii::!m �l !:m ;;;;;;;;;;ii! :: m : ===mmm ;;; : :: ::: :::; !!! iiiiii : :;; ii•! !!! ! ::: :: m ;;; :: •••!!! :: m ; ;: · iii i ••• !! GRADES : iio ::: ::; :m m !!!!! :: ••! m!!! :: ! !!!!!!!!! m;;;m iii iiiiii •••i !i� 1� !!!!!!!!! :: :m ;;; ; :::: !i im ;;;;;:::::: !!!!•••• !!!!i!!! !!! ��8TH GRADE MRS. CRO W ELL James Davenport Glen Cramer, Janet Morrison, Eugene Beaver, Zelta Newton, Vic Lincoln, Ray Frost Turney Cook, Danny Weddle, Richard Snodgrass, Charlie Cundiff, Chris Martin, Ruth Hotz Sharon Hickman, James Huntington, Donna Reed, Bobby Colard, Vivian Rathjen, John Martin Orian Box, Evelyn Rathjen, Cecil Pinnecoose, David Glenn, Gary Tulin, Larry Forsythe �7TH GRADE TEACHER Mrs. Craig Vernon Kingsley, Linda McConnel Shirley Sower, Celina Gilbert Shirley Wieland, Linda Davis, Gail Stagelman, Nancy Hotz, Jeffrey Loring. Frances Wells, Michael Bowers, Linda Zellner, Sammy Noble, Barbara Thompson. Lila Cundiff, Leslie Glover, Don Gosney, Dale Penwell, Marilyn Berry. Elaine Hugh es, Tillie Tafoya, Joe Archuleta, Reynel Lucero, Thomas Ancell. �6TH GRADE Sharon Sower, Sammie Davison, Leonard Archuleta, Leroy Beaver, Mrs. Laura Martin Johnny Cundiff, Vance McVicker, Charlene McNew, Eddy Hughes, Patrick Hopkins Kathy Hickman, Dolores Cavender, Nancy Brown, Arnold Archuleta, Sondra Blalock Frances Lowe, Gary Shupe, Diane P owell, Selma Snodgrass, Bobby Stock �5TH GRADE Mrs. Colwell, Raedene Davis, Judy McConnel, Lenta Glover, Marilyn Montgomery, Pat Hayes, Larry Jackson Gary Curtis, Sandra Elliott, Jeanne Lowe, Joyce Morrison, Walter Sapp, La Wand Safley, Karen Huntington James Cundiff, Ernie Zellner, Suzan Martin, Bobby Cox, Stewart McCoy, Dale Knight, Ronnie Miller .. Paul Gilbert, John Tafoya, Vincent Silva, Harvey Hickman, Leroy Holcomb, Clyde Box, Thomas Miller Gene Naranjo, Richard Townsend, Vernon Sower, Russell VanCamp, Linda Tanner, Linda Cundiff, Sharon Richards Dickie Trimble, Sophia James, Clayton Ludwig, Cheryl McCoy, Douglas Snow, Billy Holder, Darlene Law �4TH GRADE Mrs . Morrison, Mark Stevens, Pat Newton, Bruce Sauer, Mary Lucero, Gary Cooper Leslie Lewis. Cecil Mars, Elaine Berry, Eddie Archuleta, Melinda Hopkins, Roy Cavender Sharon Smith, W ayne Cundiff, Jannet Heinz, Burt Wilmer, David Blalock, Monte Wommer Donnalee McCoy, Eddy Garcia, Catherine Hasstedt, Sally Davison. Barbara Cox. Marv Dve Joel Davis, Gerald Hickman, James Forsythe, Glen Grush, Phyllis Snooks, Rudy Archuleta Molly Archuleta, David Martinez, Bruce McDaniel, Johnnie Caviggia, Lee Penwell, Fred Stock �3RD GRADE Linda Heinz Mrs. Folsom Corleen Rael Leroy Tafoya, Linda Grove, Howard Hickman, Christine Cavender, Ronald Snow Luellie Archuleta, Donnie Cundiff, Shirley Lippert, Arthur Langfitt, Wilma Melton Johnnie Tuttrow, Dona Frost, Jerry Wells, Dixie Frost, Barney Dunn �3RD GRADE Mrs . O stwald Linda Reed, Charmyne Phillips, Guy Lewis, Connie Carter, Gary Vaughan Charles McNew, Judy Hayes, Darlene Frost, A rthur Huntington, Judith Loring Charlena Lowe, Sandra Hasstedt, Steven McDaniel, Elizabeth Van Camp, Larry Davenpon Donald Snooks, Roseanne Wells, S�nley Wilmer, Patricia Townsend, Thomas Davis �2ND GRADE Mrs. Cockreham Ronald Cooper Lynette Reed Dou glas O verson Charles Cox, Jerry A bernathy, Rita Wieland, Lora Dunn, Ross Gosney, Johnetta Magee Gary Tanner, Joe Fahrion, Sarah Cavender, Raymond Lucero, Terrance Naranjo, Lorna Wommer Michael Curtis, June Box, William Sapp, Sammie Tafoya, Rose Richards, Walter Elliott Marie Cundiff, Coleen Trimble, Murry Ludwig, Dorthy Jackson, Beverly Beaver, Ubaldo Archuleta Kathryne Jackson, Gloria Archuleta, Bill Stagelman, Carol Lucero, Steven Ancell, Betty Newton �1ST GRADE Mrs. Broomell, Melvin Cundiff, Roderick Grove, Verdon Amon, Bill Comyford Debbie Zellner, Rita Jo Sauer, Laurie Penwell, Anthony Archuleta, Lucille Hasstedt Toady Melton, Patty Cox, Charles Holcomb, Bruce Brown, Sammy Tate Denise Thompson, Edith Tuttrow, Charlotte Blackmore, Alice Phillips, Barbara Dye Byron Frost, Charles McKinnis, Leroy S anchez, Shila Glover, Patty McCoy ��· ::m iii•• ::m '!!' :m; :::: :: :: ::: !!!! !!! '!!' i ::;::: :: ACTIVITIES !�! ::: : : ;; iii !�� ....• 1 1 1 1 1 . . . :; ; : '!! ��!· ••••• ��!! !!!•••• mm:;;; mm::::, e��!!!" ""' !�!! !!!! ·!··· :: ��ANNUAL STAFF Bill, Judy G. , Margaret, Judy M., Doris B. , Jim R., Jim M. , Janet, Earlena, Adrian, Sylvia, Lucille, Myrna, Hazel, Karen, Donald, Kathryne, Lorene, Lois, Georgia, Robena, Mar della, Doris K. , Phyllis, Mrs. Parks. EDITOR ASSIST ANT EDITOR Barbara Norman Nina Powell �TRENT TANNER MR. WOLVERINE �SYLVIA MULLEN MISS WOlVERINE �M M 0 0 s w H 0 T I N T E L s T c 0 0 p E L � R I s T G E A I N v T E BEST D onald, Sylvia LOOKING Barbara, Jim Mardella, Trent M B 0 E s T D A N c E R s Myrna, Wendell s w H 0 T F R I E N D L y Sylvia, Ray �CUTEST COU PLE MOST FRE SHMAN BAS HFUL FAVORITES Linda, Marvon Mardella, Donald Judy, Leonard JUNIOR MOST FAVORITES SO PHO MORE LIKELY TO SUCCEED FAVORITES Kathryne, Kenneth Jim, Myrna Mardella, Tommy �PAPER STAFF Marlene, Eleanor, Doris K. , Lois, Roberta, Bonnie, Phyllis, Lucille, Georgiana, Lorene, Judy M., Doris B., Betty, Carolynne, Karen, Donald, Judy L., Margaret, Diane, Adrian, Jim, Nina, Janet, Earlena, Hazel, Mrs. Hopkins, Bill, Mardella, Judy G. , Rosalie, Myrna, Georgia, Barbara. EDITOR ASSISTANT ED ITOR Sylvia Mullen Kathryne Hayes �PEP CLUB Linda P., Mrs. Sally, Carolynne, Judy L. , Roberta, Eleanor, Bonnie, Lucille, lvfarlene, Caroline, Margaret, James, Barbara, Alvina, Betty, Karen, Diane, Judy M., Lorene, Doris B., Phyllis, Linda D. , Earlena, Rosalie, Janet, Mardella, Lois, Nina, Kath(yne, Georgiana, Hazel, Doris K., Myrna, Georgia, Sylvia, Judy G. �� Fred, Larry, Everett, Jim R. , B'' CLUB Wendell, Ray, Donald, Clement, Carroll, Kenneth, Trent, Marvon, Leonard, Bill, Tommy M. , Tommy B. , Gary, Jerry H. , Jack, Jim M., Irwin. Jerry B., �HOMECOMING QUEEN K A T H R y N H A y E s E STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Bushnell, Larry, Harvey, Richard, James, Donald, Wayne, Trent, Roberta, Lois, Rosalie, Eleanor, Kathryne, Barbara, Sylvia. �.... ::; ::: :; ::: . '!! !!! , :: !!!� ...:t ATH LETICS '!!! !!! !!!••· ••••••, �!!!!!!•••· •••• '!!' '!!' ��- ��FOOTBALL Leonard, Gary, Bill, Jerry H. , Kenneth, Ray, Trent, Carroll, Wayne, Jack, Clement, Donald, Irwi n, Fred, Jerry B. , Marvon, Larry. SCORES *Mancos 6 32 *Dove Creek 12 12 *Ignacio 13 21 *Dolores 39 7 *Pagosa 26 7 Bloomfield 0 34 Ridgway 6 56 46 7 Farmington "B" • League Games Johnny, Tommy M. , Coa ch S ta rbu ck, Mi chael, Dan, Everett, Tommy B., ��A'' TEAM BASKETBAll Wayne, Clement, Donald, Trent, Ray, Irwin, Kenneth, Coach Starbuck Larry, Fred, Jim, Leonard, Tommy, Wendell, Everett • • • • • • • • • • • Bloomfield 32 53 Mission 66 {)8 Aztec 74 60 Mancos 31 60 49 Ignacio 50 Dolores 40 69 Mancos 46 65 Dove Creek 40 67 Ignacio 51 72 Silverton 29 67 Pagosa 42 49 Dolores 52 70 Mancos 38 67 Dove Creek 53 73 *League Games ��B'' TEA M BASKETBALL Gary, Bill N., Marvon, Paul, Kenneth V., Tommy, Jerry, Dan, Coach Ferrick Bill M., Lucas, Philip, Wayne, Johnny S., John K., Harvey, Kenneth M. • • • • • • • Bloomfield 35 21 Mission 54 32 Aztec 39 34 Dolores 28 30 Mancos 38 39 Ignacio 24 38 Pagosa 54 31 Dolores 27 46 Mancos 41 58 Dove Creek 30 52 • League Games �Georgia, Sylvia, Judy c H E E R L E A D E R s SENIOR JUNIOR Georgia, Jud y, Sylvia Mardella, Judy, Rosalie �PUP TEA M Larry, Ray F. , Turney, Cecil, Gary, Orian, Coach Ferrick Ray L,, Don, Michael, Vernon, Eugene, Tommy PUP CH EERLEADERS Zelta, Gail, Celina, Donna �HANDY CORNER STORE SCOTTIES PLACE Woody and Evelynn Groceries Vallecito Lake Bayfield, Rocks Gifts Colorado Fish Boats W. 0. HALL BOAT Phone TUcker 4-2580 Gem Village Gas Oil DOCK THE MALT SHOP Motors Boats Tackle, Bait & Gasoline We launch your boat and dock it Owned & Operated by Ice Cream Bayfield, Phone: Mr. & Mrs. 0. W. Hall Hot Dogs Colorado TU 4- 2597 Bayfield , Colorado Vallecito Lake STOCK MOTOR PINE RIVER BAR Phone: Phone: TU 4- 9 901 Bayfield Colorado TU 4- 2411 Colorado Bayfield KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO. PINE RIVER LODGE Phone TU 4-2563 Phone Tucker 4- 2614 16 miles north of B ayfield, Colorado Bayfield, Colorado "GAMBLES" H. D. Tipton P. H. Norman, Jr. Cabins Rooms Apartments SE MKE'S The Friendly Store Circle S Lodge Steak House Shop here for greater savings Phone TU 4-2473 POER'S CLOTHING WALLACE FURNITURE CO. "The oldest and largest" Carpets, 909 Main Avenue Linoleum & Furniture Phone CHerry 7-1286 858 Main Durango, Colorado Durango, Bayfield, Phone: Lincoln Colorado lt; mi. Mercury Ford Tractor and Implements LAPLATA MOTORS, Inc. "We furnish Bayfield Drivers' Training Car" below Vallecito Lake Phone TU 4- 2631 TU 4-2623 Ford Colorado VALLECITO RESORT VALLEY OF THE SPRUCE Route ifl R. R. 1, B ayfield, Colorado B e s t HI-WAY CAFE E TUcker 4- 9 907 Bayfield, Colorado v e r �Hunting Boating Fishing Go to Vallecito Reservoir RAINBOW SERVICE and Stop at "Serv�ce Wh en . MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE You Need It" Modern Cabins T. Bayfield W. Capps Otey Shadden Owner Manager Colorado Phone TU 4- 25 90 BAYFIELD LOCKER PLANT CARMACK MOTORS, "For Fine Meats We Can't Be Beat" Bayfield INC. ''Come In and Let's Get Acquainted" Durango Bayfield PARSON'S DRUG STORE Compliments D c of u 1 DURANGO RECAP COMPANY 801 Second Ave. a d Phone CH 7-1311 0 0 Drug Needs 0 r n g For Your 0 r a Colorado Durango, Colorado Courteous Efficient Service HALVERSON'S GROCERY "Quality Merchandise Courteous Service" WILDERNESS TRAILS RANCH Colorado Bayfield Phone TUcker 4- 2581 Pack Trips Bayfield Colorado �MC VICKER LUM BER DURANGO HARDWARE COM PANY BUILDERS SUPPLIES Residence Phone TU 4- 2 2 16 Business Phone TU 4- 2 2 1 1 Bayfield, Colorado Phone CH 7-40 25 Colorado Durango BAYFIELD CONTINENTAL OIL FILLING STATION COM PANY Durango Colorado REAL SERVICE Bayfield Colorado OTIS H. The Reed Brothers SNOOKS, JR. �LEWIS MERCH ANTILE CO. P. Phone TUcker 4- 2430 BAYFIELD, Meats Vegetables 0. Box 17 COLORADO Fruits Dry Clothing Feeds Hardware and Supplies "We extend our sincere congratulations to the Seniors of 1 957-58. Our best wishes for a successful and fruitful future." BURNS NATIONAL BANK COO P ERS STANDARD STATION "Large enough to serve you" "Small enough to know you" Phone TU 4- 9 906 Bayfield Colorado Phone CH 7-08 20 Durango Colorado �WITS END RANCH SHORE LINE INN Cabins Modern Horses Vallecito Reservoir Lake and Stream Fishing Rt. 1 Colorado Bayfield BASIN CO-OP, INC. MILLER MOTOR CO. c p a 0 Used Cars d i n t 1 i 1 a Locally Farmer Owned Petroleum Products Feeds, c a c Durango, Colorado Seed & Fertilizer Phone CHerry 7-3066 s South of Durango GRADEN'S Trout Fishing Where you shop with confidence '! � Hunting RAINBOW LODGE T c Durango, Colorado a On Vallecito Lake b Bayfield, Colorado i Serving the San Juan Basin Since 1881 k n Barton Davis 1 s Jake Mobley e Phone TU 4-2517 "The best in Fishing and Hunting'' The best in liquors wines & beers at THE VALLECITO LIQUOR STORE Vallecito Lake, Colorado 16 Miles north of Bayfield, Colorado a c PERRY CLEANERS 960 2nd Avenue Durango Colorado Phone CH 7-2247 SCHLUTER FLORAL SHOP 700 Main Avenue Durango Colorado Phone CH 7-1331 �BASIN GENERAL PETROLEUM Insurance We Adjust And Pay Our PROPANE GAS AND APPLIANCES Own Losses CH 7-4141 . Fire . Auto . . Liability Casualty . Plate Glass "It is wise to Insure Wisely" SECURITIES 225 Eighth Avenue P. 0. Durango, Box 30 Colorado DURANGO, COLORADO - 1057 MAIN �SOWER BROTHERS I L p G 0 L N A c K A N c E T I R 0 M Ignacio, Colorado CLOVER RICH ICE CREAM & DAIRY COMPANY 13 15 Main Ave. Durango BAYFIELD Colorado "The Best Tastin' COLO. In The Basin" INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE COMPANY COOL 816 Main WATER Bayfield Insurance Loans RANCH Colorado Durango, Colorado CH 7- 1555 Good Luck from FOSTER Drive-In in Summertime Choice OFFICE Food SUPPLY GEM CAFE Gem Village, Durango, Colorado Colorado CH 7-0494 RICHA�D'S DRIVE - IN IGNACIO STATE BANK Durango, Colorado Ignacio Colorado �IN PACKING COMPANY COLORADOAN CAFE Colorado Gem Village, Colorado LOST CREEK HONEST JOHN DRIVE INN LODGE "Best hamburger on earth" Durango & Cortez, Colorado Colorado 601 2nd Avenue Colorado Stop and Say "That's the car for me." HOCKER'S CHEVROLET COMPANY 800 2nd Avenue Durango Bayfield, LAM MOTOR COMPANY PAYNE I s TEXACO Ignacio, Route #1, Colorado Phone CH 7-2121 Durango Colorado Phone CH 7-1331 IGNACIO FURNITURE Ignacio Colorado SHEPPARD'S FRESH BREAD Durango, Colorado BOOSTERS BRUCE'S CORRAL MA HELLER'S RESORT ARMY SUPPLY FAHRION'S LIQUOR LAD AND LASSIE SHOP �Sunshine Gal Late, as always! Pretty Miss Happy, Mr. Ferrick? a'lh.hh! The Four Lads Bart, Dickie, Keith What's this? Ride 'em, Cowgirl! WOW! MAN!! It's just the beginning. Now don't be bashful Windblown Girls Pull the trigger, Steve. �INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulocturers FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTED IN U Book 5 A Brnders �� 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [64] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine, The IIIF Item Metadata UUID 6a60a6bb-ee56-402a-96cf-2ce0116110f5 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/1f8583295fff01186423489365f0181a.pdf 248f50e55eeceb87dce6eff74d898381 PDF Text Text ·WOLVERINE ��1959 BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAYFIELD, COLORADO �We de dicate this book to the future students of B. H. S. who will roam these halls and gamer their learning in this, OUR NEW BUILDING, with the hopes that it will mean to them what old B. H. S. building has meant to us. ��SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE This annual is a pictorial story of another year of school. For the seniors, it is their last year in the public school system. I sincerely hope that they can look back to twelve years of mental and emotional as well as phy.:�ical growth. For all others, I hope that this annual is a reminderthat twelve years is a very short time in which to prepare for a career or college and to use the coming years to better advantage. In your adult years you will be able to scan through your annuals with remembrances of good times, participation in activities and sports, good friends, favorite teachers (and those not so favorite), but most of all I hope that it will be a reminder of the knowledge you gained not of the opportunities you may have lost. Sincerely, ��JA NICE JAMES Social Studies Junior Sponsor GUY BOND Science Agriculture Sophomore Sponsor NATHAN CARR Mathematics JA MhS HAVENS Music Band Junior Sponsor �ALTA PARKS English Journalism Pep Club Sponsor Wolverine Sponsor Purple and Gold Sponsor LESTER STARBUCK Commercial Coach Freshman Sponsor JOHN FERRICK Social Science Physical Education Drivers Training Student Council Sponsor Senior Sponsor LA VENIA McCOY Spanish Librarian Secretary Freshman Sponsor �l l I I I ��KENNETH VAUGHAN Class President 4; Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4; Senior Play. JEROLENE PERCELL Wolverine Staff 2-4; P&G Staff 4; Library 2-4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-4; Class Secretary 4; Senior Play. PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON Wolverine Staff 3-4; P&G Staff 1-3-4; Pep Club 1-3- 4; Class Treasurer 3-4; Senior Pla y; Scholarship 3. PAUL DAVENPORT Wolverine Staff 4; Fine Arts 3-4; SC Rep. 4; Ath letics 3; Junior Play; Sen ior Play; Class President 1; Valedictorian. RON LUTTIG SC 4; Class Vice President 4; Athletics 4; "B" Club 4; Senior Play. JUDY GILBERT Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4; P&G Staff 1-2-3-4; Li brary 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 3; Fine Arts 2-3-4; Class Re porter 4; Chorus 1-2-4; All State Choir 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Pep Club Vice President 4. �DONALD GRUSH GERALD LUDWIG sc 1. BARBARA NORMAN Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3; P&G Staff 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 4; Fine Arts 2-3; SC Rep. 3; SC Sec retary 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 1; Cho rus 2-4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; All-State Choir 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; District SC 4; State SC 4; Scholarship 3; Miss Wol verine. DORIS BLACKMORE P&G Staff 2-3-4; Fine Arts 3; Chorus 2; FHA 1. DAN GOSNEY Athletics 3-4; " B" Club 3-4; Junior Play; Senior Play. WNNE SOWER P&G Staff 4; Athletics 2-3; Junior Play; Senior Play. �JERRY HAGA Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4. EVERETT BURCH Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4. BONNIE CUNDIFF Wolverine Staff 2-3; P&G Staff 2-3-4; Fine Arts 3; Chorus 2; Pep Club 2-3-4. LUCILLE CUNDIFF Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4; P&G Staff 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Library 1; FHA 1; Junior Play; Sen ior Play; Scholarship 2-3; Citizenship 2; Salutatorian. JERRY BOWERS Fine Arts 2; Athletics 1-2- 3-4; "B" Club 3-4. KEITH JAMES Wolverine Staff 1-2-3; P&G Staff 2-3; Class Re porter 3; Library 3-4; Scholarship 1-3; Athletics 3. �ADRIAN MURRAY Wolverine Staff 2-3-4; SC 4; Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 3-4; Senior Play. CATHERINE CUNDIFF KATHRYNE HAYES Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4; P&G Staff 1-2-3-4, As sistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Cheerleader 2 -4; Fine Arts 2-3; SC 3; SC Secre tary 3; Class Reporter 1- 2-3; Chorus 2; Library 2; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-3- 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Homecoming Queen 3; Prom Queen 4. GARY FORSYTHE Fine Arts 2-3; Athletics 1-2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4; Junior Play; Senior Play. MARTIN MORRISON P&G Staff 1; Wolverine Staff 1-2; Chorus 1-2; Library 3; Athletics 2-3; "B" Club 2-3. ALVINA BOX Pep Club 1-3-4; Fine Arts 1; Chorus 1; FHA 1; Jun ior Play. �RICHARD EVANS SC 3-4; Class Vice Presi dent 3; Athletics 4; "B" Club 4; Prom King 4. LARRY MULLEN P&G Staff 4; SC 3-4; SC President 4; Class President 2-3; Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4; Junior Play; Senior Play. NINA POWELL Wolverine Staff 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; P&G Staff 1·3-4; Fine Arts 2; Ubrary 2-3; FHA 1; Pep Club 1-2-3·4; Pep Club S�cretary 2-3; Junior Play; Citizenship 2; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. GEORGIA DUNCAN Wolverine Staff 3; P&G Staff 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Fine Arts 2; Library 2-3-4; Class Secretary 2; Pep Club 2·3-4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Junior Play. JACK HAGA Athletics 2-3-4; "B" Club 3-4. FRED KESSELRING Fine Arts 1; Athletics 2-3- 4; "B" Club 2-3-4. �TOP ROW -Lonne S. , Paul D. , Dan G. , Fred K. , Keith]. , Rupert A. , LarryM. , Do nald G. BOTTOM ROW - Jetta C. , Nina P. , Kay W. , Donna T. , Wylena H. , Jerolene P. , Leroy W. HISTORY We, members of the Senior Class, entered the first grade in the memorable fall of 1947. Mrs. Caldwell taught most of us our ABC's and how to sit still. Al though it was tough, most of us made it on to the second grade. By that time we were pretty well acquainted. Mrs. Mohney started the school year With us only to turn it over toMiss Green for the rest of the term. Marvin Lewis, Emma Edwards, Billy Carpenter, and Arlene Harris joined the gang that year. Our third grade year, with Miss Lucas andMrs. Falican as teachers -wewill all remember. There was lots to learn that year, poems, and even jokes. As that was the year the rural schools consolidated, we bad a few more join the troop - Judy Gil bert, Alden Naranjo, Doris Blackmore, Gerald Ludwig, Katherine Stahl, Bonnie Cundiff, and Lucille Cundiff. Leroy Webber and Everett Burch left us . The business of learning, was old stuff after promotion into the fourth grade. Mrs . Kelley sat behind the teacher's desk to start us out in our geography and science lessons. Everyone felt quite important that year. We contributed to the fish pond at the scboo� carnival, and were permitted to attend the home football games. Barbara Norman from Amarillo, Texas, and Barbara Stephens from Denver en tered. Barbara Stephens also left that year. Our fifth grade wasn't much different from our fourth grade. We had the same teacher and dug a little deeper into the subjects. Georga Russell from Ignacio and TonyMascarenas were our only new entries in the class that year. Nina Powell left. �Entering our sixth grade, the first year of junior high, we were old veterans of this thing they call learning. Mrs Parks was to give us our instructions that year. . History was really flung at us, but we made it through in spite of it. We lost two Katherine Stahl left us, and Bobby Lindly from members and gained two that year. Durango joined us and left again after a few weeks. Kathryne Hayes from Carlsbad, New Mexico, obtained membership. To be able to say we were seventh graders sounded pretty good to us. We learned quite a bit about the Hopi Indians, and even had our teacher, Mrs. Jenkins, show us how to carve Ka China dolls. We acquired a terrarium and different members of the class contributed to it. A few brought water snakes which got loose in the room and were never found. We had a salamander for whom we gathered snails regularly every morning. A few boys also learned that going on "STRIKE" only meant long division problems for punishment. Our class welcomed four new members - Vicki Gilmore, Tommy Evans, and WilfredMartinez, only to lose all three soon. Gary Forsythe evidently felt he was tough enough to stay with us. The eighth and last year of grade school saw us looking up to Mrs teacher. . Crowell as NinaPowell returned, and the class became acquainted with Stella Mar quez, from Denver, and Johnny Salazar. Our enrollment increased that year with the Moss school children coming to Bayfield. Jerry Bowers and Drue Dye came, along with Jack and Jerry Haga, whom everyone was always calling the wrong name. Our graduation atMesa Verde was the highlight of the year. All but one attended, and everyone truly enjoyed himself. The Enjoyment was laid aside now as the entering freshmen endured initiation. moon was bright that night, but most of us saw more stars, whipped green sour cream, and vinegar than we did moonlight. We were served with great delicacies such as punch ( ?) and raw egg sandwiches. school hop in our honor. Our rolling stomachs were soothed by a high Class parties were enjoyed by all that year, thanks to some of the mothers of the members. We celebrated the last day of school by having a horseback ride. Entering with us on our new trail in high school life, were Marvin Arnold, Bonnie Luke, Phyllis Heffington and Alvina Box. Four, who finished the eighth grade with us, but did not enter the ninth, were Stella Marquez, Drue Dye, Jetta Cooper, and WilfredMartinez. As sophomores, we had the pleasure of welcoming the freshmen into high school. Our initiation helped let off a little steam that had been accumulating during the past year. To help our financial situation, Mrs. Hopkins, our sponsor for the second year, helped us pick movies to have every other Friday. There were a few class parties during the year, and a horseback ride on the last day of school. We were to gain two new class members, Kenneth Vaughan from Rifle, and Georgia Duncan from Norwood. Everett Burch returned from Ignacio after being gone for a few years. Phyllis Heffing ton left us to go to Texas. There was much to look forward to our junior year - choosing our rings, and om play - Custers' Last Stand. " We sponsored the Christmas dance, a great success. The Junior-Senior Banquet andProm was given withParadise of the Deep as the theme. Bob Wegher's band played. Richard Evans from San Gabriel, California, joined us and two old classmates returned, Alvina Box and Phyllis Heffington. Edwards and Jerolene Percell, two long time classmates, left. directed us through the perilous moments. - Emma Again, Mrs. Hopkins �Our senior and last year for many of us is really the year we'll remember. Johnny Salazar and Georgia Duncan left us and we added three more new members, Ron Luttig from Lewisville, Nebraska, and Catherine Cundiff from Pagosa Springs, and Jerolene Percell from Durango. The number is now standing at twenty-nine, the largest graduating class B. H.S. has had, and we are eagerly looking forward to receiving diplomas. Twelve who started together will finish together. They are Everett Burch, Paul Davenport, Dan Gosney, Donald Grush, Keith James, fred Kesselring, Martin Mor rison, Adrian Munay, Larry Mullen, Jerolene Percell, Nina Powell, and Lonn.e. Sowe.r. Looking into the future, we have our dance to sponsor, our play to choose, our trip to plan, (ready Mr. Ferrick?), and most outstanding of all, our graduation to attend. We hope that those who follow us through the halls of B. H.S. w ill find their "Moments To Remember" as pleasant as those of the class of '59. WILLS I, DORIS BLACKMORE , I, JERRY BOWERS, will my lovely smile to Jimmy Pierson. will my curly h air to Les; his head looks like a mosquito skating rink. I, ALVINA BOX, will my "peroxided" hair to Karen Powell. I, EVERETT BURCH, will my "crazy talks" to anybody who digs it. I, BONNIE CUNDIFF, will my excess weight to Ruth Hotz. I, CATHERINE CUNDIFF, will my happiness to anyone who can take it away from me. I, LUCILLE CUNDIFF, will my ability to get along with Les to Georgiana. I, PAUL DAVENPORT, will my height to Harvey C., Kenny M., and Bill M. , 25" each. I, RICHARD EVANS, will my ability to get along with Les Starbuck to anyone who w ants it. I, GARY FORSYTHE, I, JUDY GILBERT, w ill my weight to Bill Mars (use it in football, Bill). will my seat in chorus to Judy Mac; quit flirting w ith Mr. Ha vens and get to singing. I, DAN GOSNEY, will my sideburns to Gene Berry. I, DONALD GRUSH, will my long eye lashes to James Huntington. I, JACK HAGA, will my Saturday night parties to David Glenn. I, JERRY HAGA, will my football suit to John Kugle. I, KATHRYNE HAYES, will my long fingernails to Lorene C. Watch out, they're dangerous. I, PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON, will my sunny disposition to Sharon Hickman. �I, KEITH JAMES, will my seat in World History to any freshman who wants it. I, FRED KESSELRING, will my flattop haircut to Leonard Tanner. I, GERALD LUDWIG, will my cigarette snipes to my small relative. I, RON LUTTIG, will all my worldly words to all underclassmen. I, MARTIN MORRISON, will my bad grades and high pitched voice to Richard Snodgrass. I, LARRY MULLEN, will my first grade picture to Mrs. Parks. I, ADRIAN MURRAY, will my height to Jimmy Pierson. I, BARBARA NORMAN, will my lost weight to Judy McVicker. I, JEROLENE PERCELL, will my dimples to Zelta Newton (she thinks she needs a cou ple more). I, NINA POWELL, will my temper to Jane Sower (use it next year). I, WNNE SOWER, will my ambi o I, KENNETH VAUGHAN, will my baskt\tball ability to Big Daddy (Leonard Tanner). h \ o rtudy to Donald Blackmo<e. PROPH ECY ' It is the year 1969, and the B. H. s. Class of '59 are having a class reunion. I Everybody had to go to the hospital before the reunion to visit KENNETH VAUGHAN, where he is recovering from a sprained thumb which he received while defending his world championship in Tiddly Winks against the leading contender, GARY FORSYTHE. His nurse has been his old classmate, DORIS BLACKMORE, and his doctor is WNNE SOWER, who is a sprained thumb specialist. JUDY GILBERT and BARBARA NORMAN, two of the country's top singers, will sing their newest hit, which their manager says will be their biggest hit yet. LARRY MULLEN, now a big Texas sheepman, while flying to Bayfield, �read in the paper that his stewardess, JEROLENE PERCELL, gave him, that KEITH JAMES had lost in the race fc. Senator for the third straight time. Hi! campaign manager, PAUL DAVENPORT, cannot see why KEITH only gets three votes each election. JACK and JERRY HAGA, DAN GOSNEY, and JERRY BOWERS were recently reacued from the Pacific O cean, where they lit after their fifth tmSuccessful try to he the first men on the moon. They were rescued by DONALD GRUSH, the new Commander of the Coast Guard. The three CUNDIFFS, BONNIE, LUCILLE, and CATHERINE, drove up in their three Cadillacs from their ranch inMexico, The Rancho El Cundiff. The food for the party was donated by FRED KESSELRING, who recently pwchased the Bayfield LockerPlant with back pay. The food was delivered by his number one delivery boy, MARTINMORRISON. KATHRYNE HAYES and GEORGIA DUNCAN, the new janitors at B. H.S. have signed a contract to clean up the gym after the reunion. ADRIAN MURRAY recently took over his Uncle Arthw's TV Dancing Show. O ne of his dancing teachers is another B. H. s. graduate, ALVINA BOX. Patrolman EVERETT BURCH and hotrodder NINAPOWELL were late because Judge RO N LUTTIG had summoned them to court for dragging on Main Street. RICHARD EVANS, PHYLLIS HEFFINGTON, and GERALD LUDWIG flew in from Hawaii where their oil company finally struck something; but it was only a false alarm, because it was only the Pacific Ocean. All in all, a good time was had by everyone and another reunion was planned in ten years. ��Bill Newton Earlena Cramer Janice Luttig, Paul Evans. Hazel Ann McCoy, Clement Frost, Lorene Caviggia. Wayne Kingsley, Janet Sower, Gene Berry, Roberta Lippert, Tom Beuten. Betty Weddle, Irwin Taylor, Mardella Sower, TomMiller, Carolynne Mcintyre. Linda Duncan, Tom Wells, Georgiana Kugle, JulianMartin, Rosalie Krukenmeier. ��BillMars, Beverly Hunin gton, Margaret Tate, Jimmy Pierson. Kenny Mullen, Karen Powell, JudyMcVicker, John Kugle. Harvey Cundiff, Phillip Stock, Caroline Hickman, Maryeona Yazzie, Unda Law, Sally Gilbert, Leonard Tanner. Marlene Hayes. ��Danny Weddle, Donna Reed, Larry Forsythe, June Beaty, Gary Tulin, Jimmy Davenport Orlan Box Ray Frost Zelta Newton, Donald Blackmore, John McKinnis, S haron Hickman, ChrisMartin, Ruth Hotz, Charlie Cundiff. Gene Beaver. James Huntington, Janet Morrison, Richard Snodgrass. David Glenn, Vivian Rathjen, Norman Nichols. Evelyn Rathjen, ��F "Proud I IGNACIO STATE BANK of the R Past" s "You Are Always Welcome T N at Our Bank" A T I 0 N A B A N K L "Looking to the Future" "Oldest Bank in the Basin" Durango, Colorado TANNER FLOUR MILLS Congratulations, Seniors PINE RIVER LODGE PAUL, WYLENE AND BARBARA NORMAN Manufacturers of Cabins Groceries Boats FLOUR Motors BRAN FEEDS Phone TU4-2400 c Bayfield, Colorado Phone TU4-2563 1 6 Miles North of Bayfield , Colorado BOOSTER FAHRION'S LIQUOR S TORE �8TH GRADE Mrs. Crowell DalePenwell, Shirley Sower, Sharon Holt, Joe Archuleta, Elaine Hughes. Frances Wells, Tommy Ancell, Lila Cundiff, Leslie Glover, Don Lee Gosney. Mary Taylor, Mike Bowers, WandaPhillips, Reynel Lucero, Gail Stagelman. Linda McConnel, Sammy Noble, Nancy Hotz, Vernon Kingsley, Celina Gilbert. linda Zellner, Jeffrey Loring, Tillie Tafoya, Jerry McKinnis, Marilyn Berry. �7TH GRADE Mr. Lloyd, Sondra Blalock, Eddy Hughes, Nancy Smyth, Johnny Cundiff. r----- ----- ------- Sammy Pinnecoose, Dolores Cavender, Paul Luttig, Charlene McNew, Bobby Stock. Gene Samuels, Nancy Brown, Alva Weeks, Sharon Sower, Leonard Archuleta. Arnold Archuleta, Diane Powell, Sidney Samuels, Kathy Hickman, Tommy Archuleta. Sammie Davison, Frances Lowe, Gary Shupe, Selma Snodgrass, Leroy Beaver. �6TH GRADE Mrs . Lloyd Arthur Tubbs, JudyMcConnel, Pat Hayes, LaWand Safley, Michael Mickey, Sharon Richards. Marilyn Montgomery, Billy Holder, Darlene Law, Russell VanCamp, Lenta Mae Glover, Dennis V aughn. Vernon Sower, Joyce Morrison, Dickie Trimble, Jeanne Lowe, Clayton Ludwig, Cheryl McCoy. Susan Martin, Stewart McCoy, Karen Huntington, Douglas Snow, Linda Tanner, Paul Gilbert. Sandra Elliott, Ernie Zellner, Nancy Peterson, Richard Townsend, Sophia James, Linda Cundiff �Picture 5TH AND 6TH GRADE Not Available Mrs . Colwell Terry Mankins, James Cundiff, Sharon Smith, Mark Stevens. Bruce Sauer • . Catherine Hasstedt, Gene Naranjo, Leslie LewlS, Eldine Berry, John Tafoya. l Donnalee McCoy, Ronnie Miller, Harvey Hickman, Cheryl Tanner, Clyde Box. Sally Davison, David Blalock, Glen Grush, Jannet Heinz, Walter Sapp. �5TH GRADE Mrs . Pinckert Phyllis Snooks Pita Archuleta, Fred Stock, Chrissie Dye, Robert Taylor, Molly Archuleta. Johnny Caviggia, Monte Wommer, DavidMartinez, Bill Beaty, Cecil Mars. Eddie Garcia, Robert Tubbs, Burt Wilmer, Pat Newton, BruceMcDaniel. James Forsythe, Rudy Archuleta, Eddie Archuleta, Lee Penwell, Wayne Cundiff. �4TH GRADE Mrs. Folsom Judy Hayes Charlene Lowe, Gary Vaughan, Sandra Hasstedt, Larry Davenport, Vicki Parks. Linda Reed, Jack Mitchell, Roseanne Wells, Guy Lewis, Shirley Weaver. Margaret Sanchez, Steven McDaniel, Betsy VanCamp, Charles McNew, Patty Townsend. Mary Ellen Lucero, Arthur Huntington, Judy Loring. Tommy Davis, Christine Cavender. Unda May Grove, Donnie Snooks, Darlene Frost, Stanley Wilmer, Connie Carter. �4TH GRADE Mrs. Stagelman, Kenneth Tubbs Arthur Langfitt, Corleen Rael Luellie Archuleta, Howard Hickman, Bruce Warren, Barney Dunn, Shirley Lippert. Elsie Sanchez, Leroy Tafoya, Roy Cavender, Johnnie Tuttrow, Linda Heinz. Dixie Frost, Ronald Snow, Jerry Wells, Donnie Cundiff, Dona Frost. �3RD GRADE Mrs. Ostwald, Billy Stagelman, Beverly Beaver, Joe D. Fahrion, Sarah Cavender, Walter Elliott. Ross Gosney, Betty Newton, Gary Tanner, Pat Samuels, Louise Lucero, Sam Tafoya. Marie Cundiff, Steve Ancell, Carol Lucero, Billy Sapp, Gloria Archuleta, MlllTay Ludwig. Tom Mitchell, Johnetta Magee, Jeny Abernathy. June Box. Ubaldo Archuleta, Joreen Bosse. Lora Lee Dunn, Raymond Lucero, Lorna Wommer, John White, Coleen Trimble, Gene Valdez. Fred Luttig, Rosemary Richards, Teny Naranjo, Jeannie Harper, Dan Behan, Judy Mankins. �2ND GRADE Mrs. Cockreham Bruce Brown Louis Wiebe, Roberta Warczak, Roderick Grove, Lucille Hasstedt, Sammy Tate. Patricia Venuti, Shila Glover, Verdon Amon, Charlotte Blackmore, Corliss Taylor. Le Roy Sanchez, Rita Jo Sauer, Charles McKinnis, Dennis Weeks, Denise Thompson. Laurie Penwell, Melvin Cundiff, Dale Archuleta, Raymond Valdez, Deborah Zellner. --- Patricia McCoy, Bill Comyford, Barbara Dye, Roy Seffens, Edith Tuttrow. �1ST GRADE Mrs . Broomell Jerry Clifton, Cynthia Carter, Ronnie Frost, Susan Beaty, Fred Elliott, Theresa Lloyd. Charlotte Cundiff, Jerry Sanchez, Paula Davis, Pat Fahrion, Loleet Box, Dalen Stevens. Roy Hayes, Carol Grush, Jeff Magee, Janie LOu Comyford, Stanley Smith, Lois Ann Martinez. Linda Archuleta, Butch Snow, Vicki Garcia, Bill Tanner, Merry Law, Neva Uptain. John Mankins, Mary Ancell, Kenneth Wiebe, Nonna Blackmore, Gary Rinker, Miriam Abernathy. ��Barbara, Judy G. , Kathryne, Jerol�ne, Phyllis, Lucille, Rosalie, Judy Me., Donna, Diane, Lorene, Betty, Janice, Jimmy, Tommy B., Wayne, Paul, Adrian, Harvey. THE WOLVERINE Editor Assistant Editor NINA POWELL JANET SOWER �PURPLE AND GOLD Barbara, Judy G. , Georgia, Nina, Jerolene, Doris, Bonnie, Phyllis, Lucille, Larry, Lo rene, Judy Me., Donna, Zelta, June, Diane, Mardella, Janet, Rosalie, Betty, Lonne, Ruth, Evelyn, Judy L., Roberta, Vivian, Georgiana, Philipp. Editor Assistant Editor KATHRYNE HAYES HAZEL ANN McCOY �PEP CLUB Kathryne Hayes, Judy Gilbert, Doris Blackmore, Nina Powell, Georiga Duncan, Bonnie Cundiff, Jerolene Percell, Phyllis Heffington, Lucille Cundiff, Alvina Box, Mardella Sower, Ruth Hotz, Linda Duncan, Margaret Tate, Lorene Caviggia, Judy McVicker, Don na Reed, Zelta Newton, Janet Sower, Rosalie Krukenmeier, Georgiana Kugle, Hazel Ann McCoy, Mrs. Parks, June Beaty, Betty Weddle, Carolynne Mcintyre, Sally Gilbert, Diane Hayes, Judy Lincoln, Barbara.Norman, Roberta Lippert, Sharon Hickman, Karen Powell, Caroline Hickman, Jeu�ice Luttig. "B" CLUB Richard Evans, Fred Kesselring, Martin Morrison, Jack Haga, Jerry Haga, Jerry Bowers, Ron Luttig, Everett Burch, Ray Frost, Wayne Kingsley, Clement Frost, Leonard Tanner, Dan Gosney, Irwin Taylor, Lester Starbuck, Tommy Beuten, Gene Berry, Adrian Murray, Tommy Miller, Gary Forsythe, Larry Mullen. (Kenneth Vaughan not shown) �STUDENT COUNCIL President --- - - - - ----- -- - - - - LARRY MULLEN Vice President ----------- - - - - RICHARD EVANS Secretary ----------- - ---- BARBARA NORMAN Treasurer ---- - ------ - ----- LEONARD TANNER Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MR . FERRICK REPRESENTATIVES Senior -- ------- - -- - -- - - - -- RON and PAUL Junior ----- -- - - - - - - - -- GENE and GEORGIANA Sophomore--------------- HARVEY and ANITA Freshman--- ------- --- -- - - J UNE and EUGENE " B" Club----- - -------- -- -------ADRIAN Pep Club---- -- --- --- - - --- -- - -- PHYLLIS �c s u E s c T R 0 E D T I A A R N y s Mrs. Ferrick Arch and Drape 8 u p s f D R R I v E R s Mr. Monger. Mr. Rathjen. Mr. Frahm. Mr. Shupe. s 0 N N c 0 0 K s Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Forsythe. Mrs . Snooks. Mrs. Hickman. E l ��PAUL DAVENPORT MR. WOLVERINE �BARBARA NORMA N MISS WOLVERI NE �s F 0 R p E s H M A N L G e a 0 r n y r J F A v 0 E a F d u n A v J e 0 u R R d I I y T T E E s s M J 0 s T F R F I A E v N 0 D R L I y T E s M B 0 E s G T e n D p s a T u I e A N L c 0 E r R e s n e N L T u E c L L l I l G e E N T �L M a 0 r s r T y c B 0 a 0 r p b E a R r A a T v E K M e 0 s n T n p 0 a s u T e A t T h H L N I i n K a E L G E e L 0 y T r I g c i a M K 0 e s i T t h A J B u I d T y u s i T s B M 0 r J A a s n H e F t u L T 0 s u c c E E D �HOMECOMING QUEEN Judy McVicker ATTENDANT ATTENDANT Mardella Sower Kathryne Hayes p p R R 0 0 M K I N G R K i a c t h h a r r y d n e E v H a a n y s e s M Q u E E N ��CHEERLEADERS SENIOR Kathryne Hayes, Barbara Norman, Mardella Sower. JUNIOR June Beaty, Judy McVicker, Donna Reed. �FOOTBALL Ron L. , Kenneth, Leonard, Tommy B., Larry, Thomas M., Jerry H. , Gary, Jack, Everett, Clement. Mr. Ferrick, Jerry B., Julian, Dan, Gene, Tom W. , Gary T. , Ray, Richard, Jimmy, Mr. Starbuck, Larry, Jack, Jerry H. , Clement, Leonard, Kenneth, Gary F. , Everett, Tommy' B., Thomas M. , Ron. �Kenny Mullen, Tom Miller, Wayne Kingsley, Clement Frost, Everett Burch. Ray Frost, Lester Starbuck. "A" c 0 A c H CONFERENCE "B" TEAM WE THEY Pagosa 35 17 Dolores 51 29 Mancos 41 28 Dove Creek 44 30 Ignacio 40 34 Silverton 50 43 Pagosa 55 28 Dolores 41 32 Mancos 61 36 NON -cONFERENCE "B" c 0 Mission 41 49 Kirtland 43 56 Bloomfield 48 35 A c H John Kugle, John Ferrick. Bill Newton, Jimmy Pierson, Harvey Cundiff, Tom Wells. �Larry Mullen, Kenneth Vaughan, Irwin Taylor, Leonard Tanner, Tom Beuten. Gary Forsythe, Jerry Bowers. "A" TEAM CONFERENCE WE THEY 47 38 Dolores 71 42 Mancos 66 50 Dove Creek 62 33 A Ignacio 66 63 N Pagosa " A" M Silverton 69 35 A Pagosa 55 36 G Dolores 79 46 E 50 R 89 Mancos NON -cONFERENCE Mission 75 56 Kirtland 64 73 Bloomfield 49 52 "B" M TOURNAMENT A Cortez "B" 92 27 A Dolores 58 38 N G E R James Davenport, Bill Mars. Eugene Beaver, Larry Forsythe, Gene Berry. �PUP TEAM TOP ROW -Alva W. , Thomas A. , Leslie G. , Mr. Ferrick (Coach), Vernon K. , Sam my P. , Mike B. BOTTOM ROW -Vance Me. , Ray L. , Eddie H. , Jerry Me. (Don G. , Arnold A., Jeffrey L. are not shown). p u p c H E E R L E A D E R s CELINA GILBERT LINDA ZELLNER FRANCES LOWE SONDRA BLALOCK �CHORUS Lorene, Judy Me., Sally, Caroline, Karen, Linda, Mr. Havens, Janet, Barbara, Donna, D iane, Judy G., Vivian, Evelyn. BAND Jimmy D., Eugene, Tom, Fred, Charley, David, Larry F., Alvina, Maryeona, Anita, Gail, Linda, Francis, Celina, Dale, Mr. Havens. ��DIAPERS TO DIPLOMAS Larry Mullen, Jerolene Percell, Jerry Haga, Kathryne Hayes, Kenneth Vaughan, Nina Powell, Donald Grush, Georgia Duncan, Adrian Murray, Alvina Box, Ron Lunig, Doris Blackmore, Keith James, Lucille Cundiff, Gary Forsythe, Phyllis Heffington, Martin Morrison, Barbara Norman, Richard E vans, Judy Gilbert, Gerald Ludwig, Bonnie Cundiff, Jack Haga, Catherine Cundiff, Lonne Sower, Jerry Bowers, Dan Gosney, Paul Davenport, Fred Kesselring, Everett Burch. �Honeymoon Dixieland Rock Devoted To You Wild Man High and The Mighty Problems Chips Off The Old Block My Happiness Don't Leave Me This Way Alvin �Don't You Know Seven Minutes In Heaven Yokomo Beep Beep You were Made For Love It's Just A bout Time For Love No One Ever Tells You �I Got Stung The Shag - The Diary C'Mon Ever ybody Don't Pity Me The Great Pretender �Treat Me Nice Don't A k Me Why My Heart Sings Gatta Travel On Bluebird, Buzzard And The Oriole Wish I Were Tied To You Hard Headed Woman Got A Lot of Living To Do � It's Only he Beginning �Cold� Wove W.arry Real Interesting Not Much Change Les ' Little Helpers Gene Goofed! Cutie Pie, Jim Oh Nolt! Not So Long Ago Happy-<7o-L ud.-y Flipped Over What A Who??? Difference! Small Towel "Gotta Match?? ?" The Giggling Quanet Get 'Em All ��LEWIS MERCANTILE CO. P. 0. Box 17 Phone TUcker 4-2430 Bayfield, Colorado Dry Goods, Feeds Meats, Vegetables, Fruits Hardware and Supplies ''We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors of 1958-59 Our Best Wishes for a Successful and Faithful Future" McVICKER McVICKER LUMBER COMPANY Builders Supplies SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Coin Operated Machines Also Conventional Machines Complete Finishing Service \' \ I II 'I , I I Business Phone TU4-2211 Bayfield, Colorado Phone TU 4-2216 Bayfield, Colorado �BASIN LET US HELP PETROLEUM, INC. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [74] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine IIIF Item Metadata UUID bbf14800-1741-4cdf-b493-89e0b7d690e1 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/91dded3301ff46e006a13e94e4230b06.pdf 28aa9aa564fa8478e55d4150bb3467ca PDF Text Text ��7fl~ 1960 �We, the staff, dedicate this yearbook to the Class of 1960. Many classes have come into this building from the eighth grade, stayed four year , and then graduated. Many students have heard the ring of voices and the clatter of typewriter , have felt the joys and sorrows of high school life in this building. These are no more; they are echoes fading slowly but surely into the past. The Class of 1960 is the last class to pass through the doors of this building as it is now. ��SUPER! TE DE T Mr. E. R. Beaty SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Fred Sower Chris Kugle Hal worth Tanner Martin Safley (Jim Sitton) ARCHITECT Mr. Ken White SECRETARY Mrs . Ruth Beaty ��JOH, FERRICK Social Studies Driver Training Physical Education tuderit Council Sponsor Freshman Sponsor LAVENIA McCOY Spanish Mathematics English Secretary Sophomore Sponsor ALTA PARKS English Journalism Speech and Drama \Vol verine Sponsor Purple and Gold ponsor Junior Sponsor LESTER STARBUCK Commercial Physical Education "B" Club Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor A THAN CARR Mathematics Social Studies Science Photo Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor GUY BOND Science Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Junior Sponsor JANICE JAMES Remedial Reading Librarian Physical Education Pep Club Sponsor Senior Sponsor JOHN VANCE Vocal Band Senior Sponsor ��GE E BERRY Far be it from me to argue, but Class President 2 -4; Vice -Presidem 3; SCR 3; Fine Arts 1-2; "B" Club 3-4; Football 3-4; Play3,4. Senior Class President JANET SOWER Whose bright face casts a thousand beams upon me, like the sun. Class Secretary-Treasurer 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 2, Reporter 1; SC Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Reporter 1; P&G 1;-2-3-4, Business Manager 3, Secretary-Treasurer; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Play 3-4. Secretary -Treasurer Miss Wolverine Valedictorian HAZEL ANN McCOY The marble index of a mind forever Voyaging through strange seas of thought, alone. DSCVP 4; SC 4; Class Secretary 1, f.eporter 2; Fine Arts 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1-2-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Wolverine 1-2 -4; Play 3-4. TOMMY BEUTE He likes to work with figures (mathematical). Class Vice -President 4, President 1; SCR 1-4; Football 1-23-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2 -3 -4; Wolverine 3 -4; "B" Club 2-3-4; Play 3-4. Mr. Wolverine Vice -President �ROBERT A LIPPERT The world looks easy to conquer from a height. Class Treasurer 3; SCR 2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Wolverine 1-2-3 -4; P&G 1-23-4; Play 3-4. BILL NEWTO It's a great life if you know how to live it. "B" Club 2-3-4; Football 2-34; Basketball 4; Play 3-4. WAYNE KI GSLEY Propriety of manners and consideration of others are the two main characteristics of a gentleman. SCR 2-4; "B" Club 2-3-4, President 3; Football 4; Basebal:l 3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Wolverine 3-4; Fine Arts 1-2; Play 3-4; Prom King. MARDELLA SOWER A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Class President 3, Secretary 12; Pep Club 1-2-3; Cheerleader 1-2 -3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 1; P&G 1-2-3; Wolverine 1-2-3. LORENE CA VIGGIA The way to have friends is to be one. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 3, Vice -President 2, Treasurer 1; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1-2-34, Business Manager 4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4; Play 3-4; Prom Queen. TOM MILLER Not lazy, just resting. Class Vice -President 1; "B" Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; SCR 1; Football 2-3-4; Baseball 3 -4; Basketball 3-4. �CLEMENT FROST Men of few words are the best men. All Around Athlete 3; All-Star Basketball 3; "B" Club 1-2-34; Football 1-2-3 -4; Baseball 3 -4; Basketball 1-2-3 -4; Play 3-4. CAROL YNNE MciNTYRE A girl whose eyes are blue, whose heart is kind and love is true. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 1; Chorus 1; P&G 1; Play 3-4. GEORGIA A KUGLE Believes silence is golden, but owns no gold mine. SC President 4; SCR 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; P&G 1-2-3-4; Wolverine 1-24; Play 3-4. JOH DAVIS Things will come and go, so why worry. "B" Club 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3; Band 1-2; Play 4. JULIAN MARTIN Knowledge is in books . Let's leave it there. Football 3; Basketball 1-3 -4; Play 3-4. BETTY WEDDLE Shall never sag with doubt nor shake with fear . Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1-23-4; Wolverine 1-2 - 3-4; Play 3-4. �ERWIN TAYLOR Man gives nothing so liberally as advice. "B" Club 1-2-3-4; Football 1; Baseball 3; Basketball 1-2 -3; Play 3-4. GAYLE KIMBALL She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 2-3; Volleyball 1-2 -3; Chorus 12-3; Play 3-4. JANICE LUTTIG She looks still, but talk to her. Pep Club 1-2-3 -4; Chorus 12; Wolverine 4; P&G 3-4; Play 3- . BOB DUNHAM The wrong way always seems more reasonable. "B" Club 2-3 -4; Football 23-4; Basketball 4; Baseball 34; Boxing 1-2; Play 4. TOM WELLS Work fascinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. "B" Club 4; Football 3 -4; Basketball 3; Band 3-4; Library 4; Play 3-4. HOWARD LOCK WOOD Exceeding wise, fair -spoken and persuading. Class Vice -President 3. �One September morning of 1948, 25 excited children began their first day of school. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mayfield we learned our ABC's and 1-2-3's. Twenty-two of us found the second grade, under Mrs. Crowell, a venture into growing up, but a little easier. Tommy Beuten and Tommy Miller were welcomed into our class. In the third grade, we struggled with long division, but under the capable hands of Mrs. Ostwald, we went on to the fourth grade. Our new student this year was Wayne Kingsley. Just at the time we needed correcting and sturdy guidance we got it under the sincere leadership of Mrs. Bureman. This, our fourth year, we were joined by Mardella Marshall. In the fifth grade we loved Mrs. Kelly who helped us on the road to better understanding and friendship. Basketball became one of our outside interests. Hazel Ann McCoy, Bill Newton, and Lorene Caviggia joined us. We spent our sixth year in the hectic upstairs over the gym where we found concentration hard indeed due to inviting odors from the kitchen and interesting sounds from the gym. However, Mrs. Grush kept us busy and we went on into the advanced stage of seventh graders. We were joined by Tom Wells. In the seventh grade Mrs. Smith taught us many things, including leather work. This year Georgiana Kugle enrolled. Mrs. Crowell led us through our eighth grade and inspired us with goals for our lives. Clement Frost and Erwin Taylor entered the class. The usual freshman initiation took place with some of us "the worse for the wear" and much wiser in the ways of the sophomores. Our sophomore year we were the most important of all students, and no one could out do us, we were sure. However, patience persevered and we made the step to juniors. Our junior year Janice Luttig and John David enrolled and Bayfield won a conference basketball championship. We did our best to entertain the seniors with a beautiful Prom. Our last and most memorable year finds us looking backward with nostalgia and forward with anticipation. Betty Weddle, Janet Sower, Roberta Lippert, Carol ynne MeIntyre, Julian Martin, and Gene Berry started together in 1948 and will finish together in 1960. We have three new students, Gayle Kimball, Bob Dunham, and Howard Lockwood, making 22 prospective graduates. We hope to have money enough to sneak a little farther than the avajo Dam. With the Prom and graduation ahead of us we will be busy and happy up to the last minute. �January 25, 1970 Dear Gene, I hope this letter reaches you, but it's hard to tell with you moving around so much: Florida to Alaska! It has been nearly ten years since we graduated and I think it would be a good idea for you, as senior class president, to call a reunion for this spring or summer. ewspaper work really is exciting and I have pretty well kept up with everyone in our class. Bob Dunham is on a world tour with the present Miss America, Georgiana Kugle, for whom he is publicity manager. Tommy Beuten and his famous orchestra played fanfare for them last week at the "21" Club. John Davis is recovering from his tenth auto accident. One a year and he is still claiming, "I won't move over for any truck!" Janice Luttig, the R. . in charge of the accident ward, has started saving the arm splints. I have heard that Julian Martin has hired Gayle Kimball as head cashier and Roberta Lippert as head bookkeeper for Martin Mercantile, Holes ale and Resale's national headquarters, located where the Lewis Mercantile used to be. Senator Thomas R. Miller and Chief Clement Frost had a conference last week. It seems that the Utes are so rich that it is affecting the national economy. Howard Lockwood, Secretary of the Treasury, is very worried about the situation. Bill Newton recently crashed the headlines by winning a drag race - on foot! His wind, and that of several others, has improved since Lorene Caviggia startled the nation by putting prohibition back in to effect - singlehanded. Wayne Kingsley, mechanical engineer for GMC, has perfected a new car that will be put on the market this fall. It is called the Yelsgnik. He was much to modest to call it Kingsley. Betty Weddle has recently developed a scientific method of raising chinchillas large enough to make a full length coat from one pelt. Carolynne Mcintyre was pictured in the latest issue of LIFE wearing one of the fabulous coats. Tom Wells, still single, is happily farming the 40 acres that his father gave him for graduation. Mardella Sower, PTA president, may be able to help you arrange for the accomodations, etc. If you contact Erwin Taylor, basketball coach at Fort Lewis, he may be able to help with the entertainment. But you'll probably want Mrs. Kenneth Vaughan (Janet Sower), as class secretary, to handle the details. Well, I certainly hope that I get to see everyone this spring. With many memories, Hazel Ann . �Howard Lorene Tom �Gene Berry Tommy Beuten Janice Luttig Wayne Kingsley Janet Sower Betty Weddle Julian Martin Lorene Caviggia Bill Newton Bob Dunham Roberta Lippert Tom Wells Hazel Ann McCoy Georgiana Kugle Clement Frost Gayle Kimball Thomas Miller John Davis Carolynne Mcintyre Irwin Taylor �CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver. CLASS MOTTO: "What I aspired to be and was not comforts me." ��J. McVicker, P. Stock, C. Pinckert, B. Mars, H. Cundiff, D. Hayes, J. Pierson, L. Law, M. Tate, K. Mullen, M. Hayes, L. Tanner, J. Kugle, C. Hickman, M. Hazleton, K. Powell, A. Goolsby, R. Sower, S. Gilbert, D. Mann. �- .. �J. Tubbs, B. Davis, E. Rathjen, D. Weddle, D. Glenn, V. Rathjen, R. Snodgrass, J. Morrison, B. Sower, L. Forsythe, D. Reed, J. Davenport, E. Beaver, B. Roberts, R. Frost, R. Hotz. ��M. Berry, D. Gosney, N. Hotz, J. Loring, S. Holt, S. Sower, N. Nichols, L. Zellner, C. Martin, D. Penwell, V. Kingsley, G. Tulin, L. Cundiff, T. Ancell, E. Hughes, S. Noble, G. Stagelman, L. McConnel, J. McKinnis, F. Wells, J. Huntington, S. Hickman, 0. Box, J. McKinnis, D. Blackmore, M. Bowers, C. Gilbert, T. Roper, L. Kimball. ��Mrs. Crowell, L. Beaver, Mr. Lloyd, S. Sower, E. Hughes, N. Brown, T. Archuleta, C. Tafoya, J. Cundiff, 0. Pinckert, B. Foley, L. Archuleta, S. Snodgrass, G. Shupe, F. Lowe, N. Smith, S. McCoy, C. McNew, B. Stock, K. Hickman, V. McVicker, C. Mars, W. Mann, P. Luttig, D. Cavender, J. Cundiff, D. Powell, L. Clifton, R. Sanchez, L. Glover, S. Samuels, J. Archuleta, J. Tafoya. �... Mr. Grable, L. Safley, D. Trimble, L. Glover, P. Gilbert, L. Cundiff, J. Payton, R. Van Camp, S. James, B. Holder, L. Tanner, J. Sanchez, S. Richards, J. Lowe, A. Tubbs, D. Law, D. Snow, K. Huntington, H. Hickman, V. Sower, . Peterson, C. Ludwig, R. Davis, E. Zellner, J. Morrison, S. Davis, S. Martin, R. Miller, J. McConnel, D. Wilds, R. Anderson, G. Naranjo, M. Montgomery, P. Hayes, C. McCoy, R. Townsend, V. Minium. �Mrs. Lloyd, W. Sapp, S. Smith, E. Garcia, C. O'John, P. Snooks, M. Stevens, T. Mankins, E. Archuleta, M. Archuleta, G. Grush, C. Dye, B. Sauer, J. Caviggia, L. Lewis, B. Beaty, R. Tubbs, J. Heinz, D. Martinez, J. Forsythe, D. McCoy, N. Bowers, R. Archuleta, C. Hasstedt, M. Wommer, B. McDaniel, E. Berry, F. Stock, C. Box, C. Tanner, L. Penwell. �Mrs. Pinckert, Mrs. Stagelman, M. Lucero, S. Lucero, J. Wells, S. Lippert, B. Payton, T. Sanchez, R. Snow, S. Hasstedt, L. Tafoya, J. Loring, B. VanCamp, H. Hickman, L. Heinz, J. Tuttrow, V. Wagner, E. Minium, C. Carter, D. Cundiff, A. Langfitt, R. Wells, T. Davis, J. Hayes, G. Vaughan, L. Reed, B. Warren, P. Townsend, P. Archuleta, G. Hickman, C. Cavender, L. Davenport, A. Huntinton, D. Snooks, C. Lowe, W. O'John, S. Martinez, D. Frost, D. Mann, S. Rather, C. McNew, D. Frost, W. Cundiff, L. Groves, C. Rael, M. Foley, D. Frost, S. McDaniel, E. Sanchez, R. Cavender, M. Sanchez, K. Tubbs. �Mrs. Colwell, C. Trimble, S. Ancell, C. Lucero, L. Anderson, G. Archuleta, B. Stagelman, F. Luttig, A. Martinez, R. Lucero, M. Cundiff, S. Tafoya, R. Kennedy, P. Samuels, U. Archuleta, C. Vance, T. Naranjo, H. Shawcroft, B. Sapp. R. Gosney, J. Mankins, J. Abernathy, L. Wommer, J. White, S. Cavender, R. Richards, G. Tanner, B. Beaver, G. Valdez, V. Box, M. Musick. �Ila Ostwald, S. Tate, V. Amon, R. O'John, D. Rather, L. Lucero, R. Sauer, M. Cundiff, C. Taylor, C. Blackmore, G. Shawcroft, B. Dye, G. Bower, L. Hasstedt, B. Frost, L. Sanchez, L. Penwell, C. McKinnis, J. Harper, L. Wiebe, E. Tuttrow, M. elson, R. Valdez, D. Archuleta, D. Zellner, B. Brown, C. Comyford, A. Sanchez, V. K1mball, R. Grove, D. Thompson, K. Wagner, L. Nelson. �Theba Cockreham, P. Fahrion, N. Uptain, J. Sanchez, W. Pfister, S. Smith, M. Law, R. Hayes, M. Ancell, J. Casias, P. Davis, R. Frost, L. Martinez, B. Boyet, L. Archuleta, B. Tanner, S. Beaty, M. Wagner, V. Garcia, S. Musick, M. Abernathy, K. Snow, . Blackmore, G. Rinker, C. Cundiff, C. Carter, D. Lucero, L. Box, E. Jacobson, C. Grush, K. Wiebe, E. Lucero, D. Stevens, T. Lloyd, J. Mankins. �Mrs. Broomell, Mrs. Davenport, G. Townsend, K. Sitton, I. Sanchez, R. Vance, S. Heinz, J. Hammond, M. Valdez, E. McCoy, S. Musick, J. Comyford, G. Sanchez, M. Lewis, P. Lucero, A. Beeler, M. Beaver, D. Safley, P. Martinez, R. Forsythe, M. Tafoya, E. Hasstedt, P. Levell, T. Wommer, J. Clifton, C. Rinker, P. Hickman, G. Brown, J. Stephenson, J. Comyford, W. Beeler, T. Anders, G. Stowell, C. Mattes, G. Morrison, E. Kennedy, C. Dye, K. Florey. �So Serious? Gobble Gobble (HELP!) Hilarious Miss America Freshman Follies Mau-Mau? The Brain Storm ' Any Blue Suedes? "La Profesora" , Pixie -Dixie l!l.. ��Harvey, Shirley, Marilyn, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Jim, ally, Caroline, Carol, Linda L., Marlene H., Gail S., Robert, Mrs. Parks, Wayne, Roberta, Betty, Lorene, Hazel Ann, Georgiana, Janice, and Tommy B. Editor JANET SOWER Assistant Editor JUDY McVICKER �Marilyn, Linda L., Shirley, Judy, Margaret, Elaine, Donna, Linda Z., Diane, Sally, Caroline, Gail S .• Marlene, Robert, Janet S., Roberta, Betty, Judy Me., Lorene, Georgiana, Jamce, Evelyn, Philip, and Mrs. Parks. Editor HAZEL ANN McCOY Assistant Editor CAROL PINCKERT �Barbara, Linda Me., Elaine, Shirley, Marilyn, Gail S., Judy T., Dale, Diane H., Linda Z., Karen, Frances, Ruth Z., Linda L., Nancy, Marlene, Judy Me., Lila, Bobbie, LaRue, Margaret, Donna, Celina, Sharon, Sally, Caroline, Evelyn, Sharon, Janet M., Vivian, Carol, Mrs. James, Georgie, Janice, Janet S., Roberta, Carolynne, Betty, Gayle K., Hazel Ann, Lorene. -· .. __...._.:. Kenny, Bill M., Vernon, Gary, Marvon, Jimmy, Leonard, Ray, Larry, Harvey, Gene B., Tom W., Bob D .• Ervin, Thomas M., Bill . , Clement, Tommy B., Wayne, Mr. Starbuck. �Vice- President - - - - - - - - - LEONARD TA ER Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JANET SOWER Treasurer - - - - - - - - - - - - HARVEY CU DIFF Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MR. FERRICK REPRESENTATIVES Senior - - - - - - - - - - - - -TOMMY and WAYNE Junior - - - - - - - - - - - - - -JIMMY and KE Y Sophomore - - - - - - - - - - - - EVELY and BOB Freshman - - - - - - - - - - - - GAIL and DO LEE "B" Club - - - - BILL Pep Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - GAYLE District Vice-President- - - : - - - - -HAZEL A President GEORGIANA KUGLE �Ugh! Such CUTE LITTLE boys! Water boy! Shedding? She makes A's? Peek a Boo! Willy? The Thinker Once upon a time - ��HAZEL ANN McCOY �TOMMY BEUTE �Most Friendly CAROL and GENE Freshman Favorites GAIL and DON LEE Most Likely To Succeed HAZEL AN and TOMMY Sophomore Favorites EVELYN and RAY Most Adventurous KARE and THOMAS Junior Favorites JUDY and LEONARD �BEST COMEDIA S Lorene and Jim BEST LOOKING Judy and Tommy MOST ATHLETIC Diane and Leonard MOST BASHFUL Janet and David BEST DA CERS Lorene and Gene MOST COOPERATIVE Janet and John �PROM QUEEN Lorene Caviggia PROM KING Wayne Kingsley HOMECOMI G QUEE Carol Pinckert ATTE DANT ATTE DANT Judy McVicker Lorene Caviggia ��J A ET, LORENE, and JUDY JUDY BARBARA GAIL �Harvey, Eugene, Donald, Jim, Ray, Vernon, Kenny, Bill M., Don Lee, Mr. Starbuck, Gene, Wayne, Clement, Bob, Leonard, Thomas M., Bill . , Tommy B., Marvon. CO FERE CE WE THEY Dolores 0 6 Pagosa 0 31 Mancos 32 0 Ignacio 40 12 Dove Creek 7 13 WE THEY LaJara 0 19 Mission 19 25 ON -CONFERENCE �Bill ewton Jim Pierson Ray Frost CONFERENCE WE "B" TEAM Silverton Pagosa Dolores Mancos Egnar Dove Creek Ignacio 37 50 43 36 41 59 53 Tom Miller THEY 26 39 13 37 18 46 49 NON-CO FER£ CE 46 44 45 Kirtland Mission Bloomfield Carol Lorene 43 50 40 Judy Lester Starbuck John Ferrick Wayne Kingsley �Tom Beuten Clement Frost "A" TEAM Silverton Pagosa Dolores Mancos Egnar Dove Creek Ignacio Marvon Hazleton CONFERE CE WE 67 75 76 49 66 72 74 Ken Mullen Leonard Tanner THEY 27 99 25 38 28 54 47 NO -CONFERE CE l(irtland Mission Bloomfield 79 66 73 55 47 58 Tom, Eugene, Bill, Kenny, Vernon, Gary, Jimmy, Floyd, Marvon, Leonard, Larry, Ray, Cecil, Harvey, DonLee, Tom R. , Lance. James, Wayne, Julian, Bob, Thomas, Clement, Tommy, Gene, Coach Ferrick, Coach Starbuck. �Paul Gilbert, Sammy Pinnecoose, Sidney Samuels, Joe Archuleta, Ovid Pinckert, Johnny Cundiff, Thomas Archuleta, Bobby Stock, Russell VanCamp, Johnny Tafoya, Gene aranjo, LeRoy Beaver, Ronnie Miller, Clayton Ludwig, Eddie Hughes, Ernie Zellner, Paul Luttig, and Larry Clifton . Mr. Ferrick, coach, in the background. Those not present are: Vernon Sower, Stewart McCoy, Vance McVicker. e ~ e e ~ t e 4 d e ~ 4Judy McConnel, Wanda Mann, and Susan Martin . ��Caroline Hickman, Sally Gilbert, Frances Lowe, Linda Zellner, Sue Davis, Frances Wells, Ruth Zellner, Sharon Sower, Linda Tanner, Elaine Hughes, Shirley Sower, Celina Gilbert, Kathy Hickman, Mr. Vance. Marilyn Berry Evelyn Rathjen, Vivian Rathjen, Barbara ower, Marilyn Montgomery, Linda Cundiff, Dolores Cavender, Lila Cundiff, Gail Stagelman, Barbara Roberts, Sharon Holt, Janet Morrison. 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Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1960 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1960 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1960, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [88] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1960 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 2bd51c2a-5725-4a86-aab9-cf9416d1d095 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/65c093d25d849a914f8310aaf2410b07.pdf d85c723bb0fe8319b5d243bbf1857314 PDF Text Text ��1961 WOLVERINE BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAYFIELD, COLORADO �TO LES STARBUCK, Who has led our boys to at least one league championship each of the five years he has coached here and has helped us solve many problems, not all of which were in the books, we dedicate this 1961 Wolverine. ��MR. FERRICK Principal Social Science P. E. Freshman Sponsor Student Council Sponsor MRS. VAN DEN BERG Commercial P. and G. Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor MRS. CROWELL Eighth Grade MRS. COCKREHAM Second Grade MRS. STAGELMAN Sixth Grade MRS. BROOMELL First Grade MRS. JAMES Librarian Pep Club Sponsor MR. GRABLE Sixth Grade MRS. PARKS Language Arts Senior Sponsor Wolverine Sponsor MR. STARBUCK Social Science P. E. Junior Sponsor "B" Club Sponsor CUSTODIANS: Mr. Wolf and Mr. Phelps. �MR. BEAVER Science Senior Sponsor MRS. McCOY Language Arts Junior Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor MR. VANCE Music Freshman Sponsor MRS. LLOYD Math Freshman Sponsor MRS. BEATY Secretary MRS. PINCKERT Fifth Grade MRS. COL WELL Founh Grade COOKS: Mrs. Landreth, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Forsythe. MR. BEATY Superintendent MR. LLOYD Seventh Grade MRS. OSTWALD Third Grade �Coffee, we presume l tudious seniors Open-book testll Mr. Short It's Superman!! Hollywood-type stars! Contact!! MagS. Wow!!! We're behind you, Wolverines, so let's go!!! ��CAROL PINCKERT Good people are kinder to their enemies than bad ones are to their friends, P&G 3-4; Pep Club 3-4; Sec, 4; Wolverine 3-4; P&G Ed, 4; Assoc. Ed. 3; Play 3-4; Fine Arts 1-23; Cheerleader 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Class Sec. 4. JIMMY PIERSO Salutatorian Wit and wisdom are born with a man. S.C. 1-3; "B" Club 3-4; Wolverine 2-3; Play 3-4; Football 1-2- 3-4; Basketball 3-4. PHILIP STOCK Valedictorian Genius is the gold in the mine, talent is the miner who works and brings it out. P&G 2-3-4; Sports Ed. 34; S.C. 4; "B" Club 4; Wolverine 1-2; Play 3-4; Football 4. HARVEY CUNDIFF Every man has his fault and honesty is his. Pres. 4; V. P. 1-2; Treas. 3; S.C. Treas. 3; "B" Cl. 3-4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4; Bus. Mgr. 3-4; Play 3-4; Fb. 3-4; Bskb. 1-2-3-4. KENNY MULLE Perhaps propriety is as near a word as any to denote the manners of a gentleman . Pres. 2; Treas. 1-4; S.C. 3; "B"Cl. 3 4; Pl. 3 -4; Fb. 3-4; Bskb. 2-3-4; Bb. 3 . �LINDA LAW Highly erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3; P&G 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 2-4; Chorus 24; Wolverine 1-3-4; Play 3-4. DONALD MA N Man of polite learning and a liberal education. "B" Club 3-4; Play 3-4; Football 3-4. MARGARET TATE 0, what may she withm her hide, a !though an angel on the outward side. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1 -B-4; Wolverine 1- 2- 34; Play 3-4. BILL MARS 1 know a trick worth two of that! Vice Pres. 3; "B" Club 2-3-4; Wolverine 2-3; Football 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball2-3-4; Play 3-4. JUDY McVICKER A joyous laugh must flow from a joyous heart, for without kindness there is no true joy. Pres. 4; Sec. 2-3; Stud. Coun. Rep. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1-2-3-4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Homecoming Queen 2; Fine Arts 2-3; Chorus 2; Play 3-4. LEONARD TA NER Sigh no more ladies! Sigh no more! Pres. 1 -2; All State Basketball 2; Stud. Coun. Rep. 1-2-3; "B" Club 12-3-4; Football1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Play 3 -4; Baseball 3. �ARTHUR GOOLSBY The way to make ourselves happy is to do our duty and find pleasure in it. "B" Club 4; Play 3-4; Fine Arts 3: Football 1-23-4; Basketball Manager 4. MARLENE HAYES Courage consists not in blindly overlooking danger, but in seeing it and con• quering it. Pep Club 1-3-4; P&G 13; Wolverine 3; Play 3. JOHN KUGLE It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. "B" Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 1-2 -4; Baseball 4; Play 3-4. KAREN POWELL One laugh is worth a hundred frowns. Pep Club 1-2-3•4; P&G 1-4; Wolverine 1-4; Fine Arts 2-4; Play 3-4: Vice Pres. of Pep Club 3. FRED TOLSON Care to our coffin adds a nail no doubt; and ev'ry grin so merry draws one out. Fine Arts 3-4: Band 1-23-4; Chorus 1-2-4; Future Medical Careers 3; Track 3. CONNIE STAFFORD On bravely through the sunshine and the showers. Time hath his work to do, and we have ours. P&G 4; Pep Club 3·4; Wolverine 4; Play 3-4; Fine Arts 2-3-4: Chorus 2-3-4: Band 4; FHA 1-2; Home Ec. 1-2. �DIANE HAYES Believes silence is golden, but owns no gold mine. Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 1- 2-3 -4; Play 3-4 ; Wolverine 3-4; Fine Ans 2-3; Treasurer 2. WI FORD BOYET So much is a man worth as he esteems himself. Play 1-4; Chorus 3-4; Fine Arts 4. SALLY GILBERT Our happiness in this world depends on the affections we are enabled to inspire. P&G 1· 3-4; Pep Club 12·3-4; Wolverine 1-3-4; Plays 3-4; Fine Arts 2-3. ROBERT SOWER His bark is worse than his bite. P&G 3-4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1-2; Wolverine 3-4; Play 1•3•4; Fine Arts 1-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3·4; Band 2-3-4; Class Treasurer 1; Athletics 1-2. CAROLINE HICKMAN Happily, Happily, I shall live now. P&G 1·2·3·4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Wolverine 2-34; Play 3-4 ; Fine Arts 2-3. MARVON HAZLETON That is as well said as if I had said it myself. P&G 4; "B" Club 1-3-4; Play 3-4; Football 1-2-34; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 4. �HISTORY In September of 1949, 27 children began the first grade under the direction of Mrs. Holgate. Out of these 27 first graders only eight are to graduate from Bayfield in 1961. They are Harvey Cundiff, Kenny Mullen, Jimmy Pierson, Judy McVicker, Philip Stock, Sally Gilbert, Karen Powell, and Marlene Hayes. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mair, we ventured into the second grade. Margaret Tate joined us and Karen Powell left. Mrs. Ostwald helped us through the third grade. We were joined by ConnieStafford, The business of learning was old stuff after promotion into the fourth grade. Mrs. Bureman taught us most of what we learned that year. Leonard Tanner, Caroline Hickman and Diane Hayes joined our ranks and Margaret Tate left, Our present senior sponsor and English teacher, Mrs. Parks, taught us in the fifth grade. Entering the sixth grade, we were, we felt, old veterans of this thing called learning. Mrs. Martin gave us our instructions that year. Our lone, new enrollee was John Kugle. Karen Powell returned to us. othing especially eventful In the seventh grade, we were led by Mrs. Smith. happened that year. In our final year of grade school, Mrs. Crowell sat behind the teacher's desk. Bill Mars and Linda Law decided to be with us and Margaret Tate returned , We somehow survived Freshman initiation and determined to get revenge. As sophomores, we had the pleasure of welcoming the freshmen into high school. Since rules against rough mitiations were enforced, we made the freshmen do something constructive, (picking up rocks on the football field). Robert Sower became part of our class that year. Our junior year was quite busy. We had a very successful play and prom and we were prepared for our last year of high school, Donald Mann, Marvon Hazleton, Art Goolsby, and Carol Pincken were our new entries for that year. It is now our final year in the Bayfield school system, We are looking forward to our Senior play, the Junior- Senior Prom, and most of all , graduation . Winford Boyet and Fred Tolson enrolled this year to bring our class total to 23. �Bayfield, Colorado May 1, 1971 Judy McVicker New York City Dear Judy, Since you are busy in ew York as the nation's leading dental technician, I will be glad to make the arrangements for the Class of 1961 reunion. My ditch-digging job doesn't keep me too busy, anyway. Sally Gilben and Karen Powell, co-owners of the world-famous Cafe Bayfield, said they will let their equally famous chef, Marvon Hazleton, prepare the meal. An Goolsby, who e cattle ranch now includes one third of Colorado, said he and his two top cowboys, Leonard Tanner and Kenny Mullen, will supply all the meat for our banquet from their large herd . Milk will be from Diane Hayes' Dairy Farm, and we'll need lots of it, because Carol Pincken's ulcers have become much worse since she became press agent to Linda Law, famous author of "How I Made My Forceful Personality Pay Off." Roben Sower, owner of Lewis Mere. , and Connie Stafford, the manager of the store, have agreed to give us all the rest of the food we need. We can get Harvey Cundiff and John Kugle to make a totem pole for a centerpiece at our banquet. They became interested in this craft during our senior year and have become quite good at it. Music will be provided by the Fred Tolson Trio, with Fred on drums, Winford Boyer on guitar, and Bill Mars on piano. Also there possibly will be a few vocals by Caroline Hickman. the new singing sensation at the Oxford Opera this year. The reunion will probably get good coverage in the papers, since Donald Mann, after his success with book repons in high school, has become a famous newspaper writer. I still haven't located Margaret Tate, who is some here in Europe on a trip around the world with her fifth husband, or 'avy Admiral Philip Stock, who hasn't been seen since his cruise ship sank a mile out of harbor last eek, (everyone got off safely, but they ere scared to come back home) to tell them of our plans, but I'm sure everyone will be there. See you soon, Jimmy Pierson �AS THEY ARE �THEY WERE (OVER) ��JUNIORS Hickman, Snodgrass, Phillips, Sower, Morrison Lockwood, Hotz, Rathjen, E. Rathjen, Tubbs Weddle, Beaver, Forsythe, Davenport, Tulln Reed, Frost, Glenn, Triplett �SOPHOMORES Gosney, Hughes, Stagelman, Wells, Ancell Hotz, Lucero, Martin, Nichols, Tolson Loring, oble, Cundiff, McConnel, Holt Huntington, Box, Kingsley, Zellner, Powers Kimball, Berry, Sower �,. FRESHMEN Archuleta, Samuels, Mann, Shupe, Beaver, Cavender, Pickert, McVicker, Sower, McCoy, Pinnecoose, L. Archuleta Teter, Smyth, Snodgrass, Powell, McNew, Lowe Gilbert, Hickman, Foley, Brown, A. Archuleta, Stock Cundiff, Bowers, Hughes, Phillips, Sanchez Williams, McKinnis �Blondie Glamour Girl Star Half- ? - Hula Hula! Call Me Freckles At It Again! Cutie! Duh! Cool Cat! Fashionable Beauties Toothache??? Homecoming Game Against Ignacio ��EIGHTH GRADE -tJ J Van Camp, Safley, Martin, Tubbs, Townsend, Tafoya. Ludwig, Sower, Hickman, Miller, Sanchez, aranjo. Trimble, Tanner, Montgomery, Cundiff, Lowe, Law. Peterson, Davis, Richards, Morrison, J. Montgomery, McConnell. Gilbert, Snow, T. Miller, Holder, McCoy, Zellner. J. Candiff, Payton, Huntington, James. �SEVENTH GRADE Grush, Mars, Jones, Forsythe, Sauer, Richards. Caviggia, Berry, Stock, Tubbs, McCoy, Tanner. Heinz, Clark, Archuleta, M. Archuleta, Hasstedt, Brown. Snooks, D. Clark, Dye, Lewis, Mankins, Smith. Beaty, McDaniel, Wommer, Stevens, R. Archuleta, E. Archuleta. Garcia, B. Wilmer, Box. �SIXTH GRADE Langfit, Hickman, Wells, G. Hickman, Snow, Cundiff, Archuleta. Groves, Martinez, Tuttrow, Wilmer, L. Archuleta, Heinz, Wagner. Townsend, Frost, Loring, Hasstedt, Jones, Cavender, P. Archuleta. Clark, Davis, Lucero, Lowe, Reed, Wells, McCutchen. Hayes, M. Lucero, Lewis, W. Cundiff, Payton, McDaniel, Foley. Vaughan, Huntington, Snooks, Davenport, Mann, Tubbs, M. Archuleta. McNew, Carter, Johnson, Baird, Warren, Tafoya, Sanchez. �FIFTH GRADE Beaver, Vance, Lucero, Fahrion, Trimble Archuleta, Wommer, Mankins, Tafoya, Abernathy Frost, L. Lucero, Box, Samuels, Rather Ancell, Valdez, Martinez, Richards, Cavender Gosney, Tanner, Cundiff, Naranjo �FOURTH GRADE Hasstedt, Clark, Zellner, Ludwig, Chavez, Lucero, Comyford Groves, Thompson, Harper, Tate, Cundiff, Jones, Bassett Amon, Rather, Atkinson, Richards, Wiebe, Taylor, McCutchen Wagner, Frost, Dye, Archuleta, G. Archuleta, Sanchez, L. Lucero Brown, Tuttrow, McCoy, L. Sanchez, Kimball, Valdez, McKinnis Sauer, Blackmore, V. Kimball �THIRD GRADE Lockwood, Garcia, Lloyd, Hayes, Mankins, Gallegos Wiebe, Davis, Lucero, Archuleta, Atkinson, Lowe Jacobson, Uptain, Rinker, Grush, Law, Fahrion Cundiff, Carter, Box, Tanner, Boyet, Beaty Stevens, Blackmore, Abernathy, Ancell, Wagner, Sanchez Smith, E. Lucero �SECOND GRADE Hickman, Lucero, Beeler, Hasstedt, Tanner, Pautsch, Valdez Townsend, Sanchez, Stevenson, Dye, Beaver, Florie, Beeler Tafoya, Frost, Wilmer, Comyrord, Rinker, Wommer, Heinz Stowell, Musick, Comyford. Lewis, Brown, McCoy, Morrison Phariss, Sitton, Lavelle, Safley, Forsythe, Sanchez, Snow Swearingen �FIRST GRADE Jones, J. Sanchez, Zellner, White, Rod Williams, Ron Williams, Atkinson Haga, Archuleta, Bassett, Boyet, Clark, Crone, Sheppard Wiebe, Stowell, Dye, Foley, Fahrion, Cundiff, Cavender Uptain, Rinker, Tubbs, Garcia, Frost, Hammond, Hertel LePlatt, Lowe, Mankins, Martin, McCoy, Pinckert, Montgomery L. Sanchez, Saver, Timble �MASCOT WOL VERETTE ~ , CHEERLEADERS . ...._., I ��CHORUS Snodgrass, Powell, Mann, Berry, Lockwood, Sower, Hughes, Foley, So'Wer, Tolson, Boyet, Davenport, Rathjen, V. Rathjen, Hickman, Brown, Smyth, Me ev.:, Phillips, Morrison, Mr. Vance, Phillips, B. Sower, S. Sower, Law, Stafford, Wells, Powell, Gilbert, Lowe. BAND Mr. Vance, Tolson, B. Sower, Stafford, B. Sower, Wells, Van Camp, C. Hasstedt, Glenn, Davenport. Lewis, R. Townsend, Warren, Zellner, Stagelman, P. Town send, Smith, S. Hasstedt. �Eugene, Ray, Mr. Ferrick, Philip, Shirley, Marilyn, Judy, Evelyn, Lance, Charlene, Frances, Judy. STUDENT COUNCIL President - - - - - - - - - Larry Forsythe Vice President- - - - - - - - - Judy Tubbs Secretary - - - - - - - - - Evelyn Rathjen Treasurer- - - - - - - - - - Lance Kimball Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - -Mr. Ferrick REPRESENTATIVES Senior - - - - - - - - - - - Philip and Judy Junior - - - - - - - - - - - - Troy and Ray Sophomore - - - - - - Shirley and Marilyn Freshman - - - - - - Charlene and Frances "B" Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - Eugene Pep Club - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Vivian PRESIDENT Larry Forsythe �Barbara, Sharon, Shirley, Gail, Caroline, Marilyn, Linda, Elaine, Diane, Gary, Mrs. Parks, Celina, Karen, Frances, Connie, Marlene, Lila, Vivian, Janet, Robert, Don Lee, Carol, Judy, Sally, Ray, Harvey, Bill, Margaret THE WOLVERINE EDITOR Judy McVicker ASSIST ANT EDITOR Donna Reed �Wanda, Sharon, Ruth, Linda, Shirley, Donna, Gail, Elaine, Frances, Connie, Bruce, Marlene, Sally, Lila, Marvon, Evelyn, Celina, Karen, Vivian, Phyllis, Janet, Robert, Vance, Nancy, Stewart, Linda, Caroline, Judy, Judy M., Mrs . Van Den Berg, Philip, Margaret, Diane PURPLE AND GOLD EDITOR Carol Pinckert ASSISTANT EDITOR Marilyn Berry �Donna, Judy T., Elaine, Shirley, Sharon, Linda, Vivian, Frances, Evelyn, Diane, Caroline, Linda L., Sharon H., Gail, Nancy, Mrs. James, Marilyn, Selma, Diane P., Marlene, Barbara, Lila, Phyllis, Janet, Linda M., Charlene, Kathy, Dolores, Judy, Wanda, Sharon S., Sharon H., Connie, Sally, Karen, Celina, Frances, Margaret, Carol PEP CLUB HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. McCoy, Harvey, Leonard, Jimmy, Donald, Philip, Linda Me., Judy Me., Judy T., Linda L. �Marvon 1-3-4 Philip 4 John 4 Lance 2 Donald 3-4 Art 4 Eugene 3 Orian 1- 2 Kenny 2-3-4 Harvey 3-4 Larry 2 Ovid 1 Vernon 1-2 Ray 1-2-3 Leonard 1-2-3-4 Glenn 1 Bill 3-4 Jimmy 3-4 Thomas 1 Don Lee 1-2 Ab1•nt PHOTO NOT AVAilABlE Troy 3 Stewart 1 �Donna Judy Judy T. A AND B CHEERLEADERS Shirley Gail Celina �Robert, Mick, Don Lee, Eddy, John, Larry, Orian, Philip, Sammy, Lance, Tim, Ovid, Coach Starbuck, Jimmy, Glenn, Kenny, Tom, Vernon, Bill, Donald, Coach Ferrick, Eugene (mgr.), Ray, Leonard, Art, Harvey, Marvon, Gary FOOTBALL Harvey, Glenn, Ray, Leonard, Kenny, Bill, Donald, Gary, Art, Vernon, Jimmy �Mr. Ferrick, Troy, Orian, Eugene, Ray, Art, Harvey, OVid, Richard, John, Kenny WE "B" TEAM THEY CONFERENCE 21 52 Ignacio 42 60 Silvenon 36 34 Pagosa 24 55 Mancos 51 43 Dove Creek 19 40 Ignacio 26 36 Dolores 49 55 Silverton 41 40 Pagosa 0 -CO FERE CE 32 29 Mission 50 38 Kirtland 32 53 Del Norte 49 34 Del Norte 41 60 Bloomfield �Marvon, Jimmy, Leonard, Larry, Vernon, Mr. Starbuck, Bill, Lance, Jeff, Arnold , Stewart, Philip THEY WE "A" TEAM CONFERENCE 44 65 Ignacio 58 78 Silverton 60 54 Pagosa 49 62 Mancos 52 66 Dove Creek 31 46 Ignacio 55 78 Dolores 64 88 Silverton 65 58 Pagosa NON - CONFERENCE 53 52 Mission 74 67 Kirtland 72 61 Del Norte 72 64 Del Norte Bloomfield 84 65 �Coach Ferrick, Richards, Trimble, Archuleta, Mars, Boardwell, Archuleta, Tubbs, Hickman, Beaty, Garcia, Sower, Mgr., Naranjo, Ludwig, Miller, Box, Zellner, Sauer, Tubbs, Gilbert, Newton, Hayes, Forsythe, Caviggia, Wilmer, not shown PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS Terry Mankins Judy McConnel Ja nnet Heinz ��LEONARD TANNER MR. WOLVERINE �JUDY McVICKER MISS WOLVERINE �MOST FRIENDLY Carol and Fred FRESHMAN FAVORITES Sharon and Tim SENIOR FAVORITES Judy and Leonard JUNIOR FAVORITES Donna and Ray MOST COOPERATIVE Evelyn and Harvey BEST DANCERS Sally and Bill �BEST COMEDIANS Carol and Jim BEST LOOKING Donna and Leonard MOST ATHLETIC Diane and Ray SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Gail and Lance MOST FEMININE AND MOST MASCULINE Gail and Leonard MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy and Philip �ATTE DA T Donna Reed HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANT Gail Stagelman Judy McVicker PROM KING PROM QUEEN Kennie Mullen Linda Law ��Ugh! How! Ugh! Fried! B. H. S. Royalty Miss Library. 1961 All Set? Just Call Me Snaggletooth! LOUIE'S BODY SHOP Expert Auto and Body Repair Farmington, New Mexico �Complete Banking Service BURNS NATIONAL BANK 900 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado TURNER SECURITIES 11 Borrow With Confidence" at "the Friendliest Bank in Town" 1057 Main Durango, Colorado MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE Vallecito Lake OTEY SHADDEN Owner . Modern Cabins Hunting Fishing Boating T. W. CAPPS Manager Route 1 Bayfield, Colorado PINE RIVER LODGE PAUL AND WYLENE NORMAN - DON AND ERMALEE AT K INSON Cabins Boats Motors Groceries P hone TU 4-25 6 3 16 Miles North of Bayfield , Colorado �BAYFIELD FILLING STATION Washing Lubrication Batteries Accessories Tires Wheel Balancing Open 7 Days a Week Phone TU 4-2270 Bayfield, Color ado The REED BROTHERS SAFARI LODGE Boats Cabins Pack Trips 11 Fishing Hunting TU 4-2482 Vallecito Lake Bayfield, Color ado Your Pleasure Is Our Business•• TANNER FLOUR MILLS Manufacturers of Flour - Bran - Feeds Phone TU 4-2400 Bayfield, Colorado FIRST NATIONAL BANK Proud of the Past•• Looking to the Future 11 11 11 11 0ldest Bank in the Basin•• Durango, Colorado �SCOTTIE'S BOAT DOCK Ski Boats, Boats and Motors Lake Vallecito MAX R. AHLGRIM FOSTER'S OFFICE SUPPLY Quality Merchandise Phone CHerry 7-0494 Durango, Colorado VALLEY OF SPRUCE Route # 1 Bayfield Phone TUcker 4-2580 INTERMOUNTAIN FINANCE COMPANY Loans Insurance Phone CH 7-1555 816 Main- Durango, Colorado SEMKE'S @LODGE Steak House and Cocktail Lounge The Best in Food and Lodging Phone TUcker 4-2473 Route 1 - Bayfield, Colorado THE C. 0. D. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. Phone CH 7-1472 1177 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado LOST CREEK LODGE CLAUDE 0. AND BUNK CRANE Bayfield, Colorado Phone TUcker 4-2561 MALT SHOPPE Stop Here for Your Favorite Malts, Shakes, Sundaes Durango, Colorado FAHRION'S LIQUOR STORE Phone TUcker 4-2243 Bayfield, Colorado COUNTRY GIRL BEAUTY SHOP Owned and Operated by ROXIE COMYFORD Phone TUcker 4-2422 Bayfield, Colorado STOCK MOTOR Since 1930 General Repair Wrecker Phone TU 4-2411 Bayfield, Colorado ED'S BARBER SHOP Bayfield, Colorado MA HELLER'S RESORT On Beautiful Lake Vallecito Modern Cabins, Boats and Motors Electric Kitchens, Ph. TU 4-2426 Bayfield, Colorado LAKE HAYEN RESORT On Vallecito Lake Cabins - Boats and Motors - Groceries CECIL AND ETHEL STAFFORD "Your Pleasure Merchants" FARMERS SUPPLY CO . Feeds and Supplies Durango, Colorado SHEPPARD BAKING CO. Wholesale Only Ask Your Grocer for Sheppards Bread Durango, Colorado • �LEWIS MERCANTILE CO. P.O. Boxl7 Phone TUcker 4-2430 Bayfield, Colorado Meats, Vegetables, Fruits Hardware and Supplies Dry Goods, Feeds "We Extend Our Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors of 1960-61 Our Best Wishes for a Successful and Faithful Future 11 FORT LEWIS A & M COLLEGE Durango, Colorado �WIT'S END RANCH KUGLE EQUIPMENT CO. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/aa7495a4fb240aa13707bc4b0e397bd9.pdf 023fd51f3d046b334a89e030691430d0 PDF Text Text ��1962 WOLVERINE BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAYFIELD, COLORADO �The 1962 Wolverine is proudly dedicated to the boys and girls of Bayfield High School, who have fought to win the above trophies. The wearers of the Purple and Gold have maintained a reputation for good sportsmanship. The lessons learned on the fields and courts are carrying over into good citizenship of many who have gone out from B. H. S. into adult life. We salute you! Continue to "fight, fight, fight," for honesty and fair play in the game of life. �TO THE BAYFIELD "WOLVERINES" OF 1962 As the school year draws to a close, you are making preparations to take the next step in the walk of life. Your life as a high school student will have terminated. As you leave Bayfield High School, you will each take a different path. I sincerely hope that your experiences in the past four years have prepared you to walk in such a manner that your lives and your community will be richer because of your attitude toward your fellow citizens. May you never forget that the richest possessions you may acquire are friends, and that in order to acquire them, your actions must be governed by certain basic principles. Never say an unkind word about another, be considerate of the feelings of others, be loyal, and above all - smile. If I may leave a last word with you, let it be this: Happiness is not found in the accumulation of dollars. Pride in your friends, yourself, and your community will bring the greatest happiness that anyone can experience. May your search for it be fruitful. Your Superintendent, �BUS DRIVfRS: Mr. Shupe, Mr. Bigham, Mr. Frahm, Mr. Rathjen. COOKS: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Forsythe, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Landreth. SECRETARY: Mrs. Ryan CUSTODIANS: Mr. Phelps, Mr. Wolf �FACULTY �MRS. BROOMELL First Grade MRS. COCKREHAM Second Grade MRS. OSTWALD Third Grade MRS. STAGELMAN Fifth Grade MRS. COLWELL Fourth Grade MR. TUBBS Junior High Science MRS. CROWELL Junior High Mathematics MR. STOCKDALE Junior High Social Studies MRS. HEICK Junior High Language Arts �MRS. PARKS High School English Speech Journalism MR. BEAVER High School Science MR. GUTHRIE High School Commercial Football MRS. TUBBS lligh School Mathematics MRS. JAMES Library Girls' P. E. MRS. POFF High School English French MR. DAVIS Band and Vocal MR. STOCKTO High School Social Studies Basketball MR. HEICK Superintendent ��SENIORS �RAYMO D FROST This all-around athlete has a great sene of humor. Surely successful years are ahead for him. BIIS 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; SC 3; B Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-34; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play. RUTH HOTZ Ruth, a willing worker, is always ready to lend a helping hand. BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34; P&G 1; Jr. Play. DAN WEDDLE Dan is a first rate amateur radio enthusiast who exercises his energy building sets and his vocabulary talking afar. BHS 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play. VIVIAN RATHJE This good-natured girl gives a friendly glow to all. Her nice voice adds to the chorus. BHS 1-2-3-4; SC 2-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4; Wolverine 3; P&G 3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play. DAVID GLEN David is a good-natured dreamer and a willing helper whenever needed. BHS 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 2-3; Jr. Play . BARBARA ROBERTS Bobbie Jo, petite Homecoming Queen, excels scholastically. She is dependable and enjoys a good argument. BHS 2-4, Sec. 4; SC 4, Sec . Treas . 4; NHS 3 -4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; P&G 4; Chorus 1-2; Homecoming Queen 4. �JANA CRARY Jana enjoys life and is a good student with time left for outside interests. Salutatorian BHS 4; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 12-3 -4; Chorus 4; Fine Arts 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Art. 4; FT A 2; Carnival Queen 3. EUGENE BEAVER Eugene, with thoughts as high as his stature, will surely succeed in life. BHS 1-2-3-4; SC 1-2-3; Treas. 1; B Club 2-3-4; P&G 4; Football 2-3; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball2-3-4; Jr. Play. BARBARA SOWER This little girl is happily busy all the time. Although petite, she gets a bang out of life. BIIS 2-3-4, Sec. 3; Pep Club 2-3-4, Treas. 4; P&G 4; Band 2-3-4; Chorus 2-3-4; Fine Arts 2-3-4; Jr. Play. DO RAGLAND Don, with easygoing manner and friendly quips, gets along well with others. BHS 2-4; Football 1-2; Basketball 1. J A IT MORRISON Janet is the silent type and will be remembered for her shy, sweet smile. BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-23-4; Chorus 1-2-3 -4; Fine Arts 1-2-3-4; Jr. Play. JAMES DAVE PORT James, quiet and reserved, is active in both band and chorus. BIIS 1-2-3-4, Treas. 4; Band 3-4; Chorus 3-4; Fine Arts 2-34; Basketball Manager 1; Jr. Play. �BOB DAVIS Bob, full of fun and flattery, is an interesting person to be around. BHS 2-4, Vice-Pres. 2; SC 2; Wolverine 4; P&G 4. DONNA REED Donna, gifted and lovely, easily accomplishes a variety of activities. BHS 1-2-3-4, Treas. 3; SC 4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; P&G 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 1; Cheerleader 13-4; Homecoming Att. 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; Jr. Play . LARRY FORSYTHE Larry, who loves to talk, is really an enjoyable person. BHS 1-2-3-4, Pres. 1-2-3; SC 3-4, Pres. 3; B Club 1-2-3-4 , Vice-Pres. 4; Wolverine 4; P&G 4; Band 1; Football 1-23-4; Basketball 4; Base.ball 34; Jr. Play. JUDY TUBBS Judy is an ambitious student who excels in many fields. This competent leader takes pnde in a job well done. Valedictorian BHS 2-3-4, Sec. 1-2; SC 1-34, Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 3; NHS 3-4, Sec. 3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pres. 4; Wolverine 2-3-4; P&G 2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3; Jr. Play. RICHARD SNODGRASS This friendly fellow has a smile for everyone. He takes much pride in his personal appearance. BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-Pres. 4; SC 1; P&G 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Football 2; Baseball 2; Jr. Play. ��Can you recognize the faces on these two pages as the little children on the preceding page? Have they changed much? �HISTORY The long march toward learning began in September 1950, under the direction of Mrs. Marach. Of the thirty that began there are only six left of the original class. These are James Davenport, Vivian Rathjen, Eugene Beaver, Donna Reed, Janet Morrison, and Dan Weddle. The class was guided through grade school by Mrs. Mair, second grade; Mrs. Ostwald, third grade; Mrs. Kelley, fourth grade; Mrs. Folsom, fifth grade; Mrs. Martin, sixth grade; Mrs. Smith, seventh grade; and Mrs. Crowell, eighth grade. Initiation was one remembered event of our freshman year. The freshmen became much wiser in the ways of high school. Movies were shown as a class project during the year by the sophomores. The junior year was a very busy one. The juniors gave the play, ROCKET I HIS POCKET. Lots of hard work went into the Prom, but all efforts were rewarded Prom night. The theme was Aloha, Hawaii. Class rings were received this year also. The big year is now here. Seniors are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom, Sneak Day, and most eagerly awaited of all, Commencement exercises. Prospective graduates are Judy Tubbs, Richard Snodgrass, Eugene Beaver, Bob Davis, Donna Reed, Jana Crary, Barbara Sower, David Glenn, Don Ragland, Dan Weddle, Bobbie Jo Roberts, Ray Frost, Janet Morrison, Vivian Rathjen, Larry Forsythe, Ruth Hotz, and James Davenport. CL SS WILLS I. Judy Tubbs, will my calmness to Wanda Mann. I, Richard Snodgrass, will my ability to spell to Stewart McCoy. I, Eugene Beaver, will my ability to make good grades in Math to Lila Cundiff. I, Bob Davis, will my ability for flattering the teachers to Celina Gilbert. I. Donna Reed, will my love of good times to Pete Mcinnes; the more the merrier. Right, Petey? I. Jana Crary, will my bad habit of saying the right thing at entirely the wrong time to Shirley Sower. I, Barbara Sower, will my extreme tallness to Leland Roundy. I. David Glenn, will my extreme shortness to Stewart McCoy. I. Don Ragland, will my outstanding weight to him who needs it most. I, Dan Weddle, will my red hair to Arnold Archuleta. I, Bobbie Jo Roberts, will my talkativeness to any quiet, shy person. I, Ray Frost, will my ability to find my way back to civilization to Dickie Trimble. I. Janet Morrison, will my curly hair to Selma Snodgrass. I. Vivian Rathjen, will my flats to Mrs. Tubbs. I, Larry Forsythe, will my neckscarf and my name, Joe College, to Don Gosney. I, Ruth Hotz, will my grades to Linda McConnel. I, James Davenport, will my saxophone to Sammy Pinnecoose. �PROPHECY Bayfield, Colorado May 20, 1982 Dear Mrs. Parks, The Class of 1962 has decided to hold a reunion at the Coloradoan Cafe as the guests of owner David Glenn and co-owner James Davenport. We regret that Larry Forsythe and Bobbie Jo Roberts, the nation's top twisters in the early 1960's, won't be able to make the reunion as they are convalescing in the Valley View Rest Home from a severe case of twistitus. They were trying to popularize a revival of the twist. However, we won't worry too much because they are under the expert care of Dr. Eugene Beaver and his head nurse, Barbara Sower. Richard Snodgrass has monopolized the strawberry market with his sensational new strawberry the Red Rich. Vivian Rathjen, world-famous opera singer, won't be able to attend as she is on tour in France. Jana Crary will fly here from New York where she has become quite well-known for her famous million-seller, "How to Get the Best Out of Your Life." Wealthy Judy Tubbs, grower of prize-winning sheep and recent winner of the Mrs. Sheep Grower of America title, will honor us with her presence, accompanied by her assistant, Janet Morrison. Ruth Hotz, director of the Bell Telephone Company, will present free calls to the members of the class so that they can visit with Bob Davis and Dan Weddle, who are on a safari in deepest, darkest Africa in search of Don Ragland, who still doesn't believe in going to college. The former Donna Reed, now mother of ten girls, has taken over the family filling station to help support her family. Yours truly, RAY FROST President of the F.B.I. (Full Blooded Indians) ��JU1 IORS �L. Cundiff, L. Zellner, L. Kimball, G. Stagelman, V. Kingsley, J. Huntington, 0. Box, J. Loring, S. Noble, N. llotz, C. Martin, D. Gosney, N. Nichols, T. Ancell, L. McConnel, M. Berry, S. Sower, M. Tolson. Absent was F. Wells, and P. Phillips. �...... :.:.... ... SOPHOMORES �B. Stock, D. Powell, C. McNew, L. Heick, A. Archuleta, T. Archuleta, V. McVicker, W. Mann, P. Mcinnes, K. Hickman, S. McCoy, S. Sower, L. Archuleta, C. Gilbert, S. Whitley, J. Cundiff, G. Shupe, L. Glover, E. McHam, M. Bowers. �FRESHMEN �. Calvert, B. Foley, S. Pinnecoose, L. Beaver, B. Holder, C. Ludwig, R. Trimble, L. Safley, R. Miller, V. Sower, J. Compton, R. Townsend, P. Hayes, M. Bordwell, D. Law, J. Morrison, S. Martin, P. Gilbert, 0. Knight, L. Roundy, S. Snodgrass, A. Tubbs, S. James, J. Payton, K. Huntington, R. Davis, L. Cundiff, J. McConnel, L. Tanner, L. Smyth, S. Davis, L. Glover, S. Richards, C. McCoy, M. Montgomery, J. Montgomery, N. Peterson, E. Zellner. G. Williams and R. Davis, Absent. �ELEMENTARY �EIGHTH GRADE C. Dye, E. Archuleta, M. Archuleta, T. Mankins, R. Archuleta, C. Tanner, P. Garcia, J. Tafoya, B. Wilmer, D. Snow, M. Stevens, E. Berry, J. Heinz, D. Peterson, s. Smith, J. Forsythe, J. Cundiff, E. Jones, D. McCoy, P. Snooks, C. Hasstedt, J. Caviggia, E. Garcia, R. Tubbs, F. Stock, G. Grush, B. McDaniel, B. Sauer, H. Hickman, D. Clark, A. McHam. �EVE THGRADE K. Tubbs, S. McCutchen, C. Whitley, T. Davis, M. Wommer, G. Vaughan, R. Wells, V. Wagner, G. Hickman, L. Heinz, P. Townsend, S. Wilmer, D. Snooks, L. Reed, S. Hasstedt, B. Payton, C. McNew, D. Frost, M. Foley, L. Davenport, W. Cundiff, S. McDaniel, C. Carter, D. Mann, L. Archuleta, M. Lucero, A. Huntington, S. Lippert, J. Loring, J. Hayes, P. Johnston, E. Archuleta, S. Martinez, R. Jones, A. Langfitt, S. Lucero, L. Tafoya, T. Garcia, M. Clark, D. Cundiff, P. Archuleta, J. Wells, J. Tuttrow, H. Hickman, P. Archuleta, D. Frost, C. Mars. �SIXTHGR DE R. Lucero, R. Richards, J. Box, P. Schriner, J. Magee, B. Beaver, J. Mankins, L. Wommer, J. Hogue, C. Trimble, M. Cundiff, S. Ancell, J. Abernathy, G. Tanner, B. Stagelman, L. Schaechtel, L. Phillips, R. McHam, G. Momberg, R. Snow, J. Fahrion, A. Martinez, R. Gosney. �FIFTH GRADE B. Brown, G. McCutchen, J. Clark, B. Dye, R. Grove, M. Ludwig, S. Tate, V. Kimball, L. Lucero, B. Jobes, T. Naranjo, L. Wiebe, J. Harper, B. Mcinnes, M. Korman, L. Hasstedt, G. Archuleta, C. McKinnis, L. Sanchez, S. Tafoya, C. Comyford, S. McBee, S. Glover, D. Zellner, B. Schriner, P. Samuels, V. Kimball, P. McHam, P. McCoy, C. Taylor, D. Archuleta, R. Roberts, E. Chavez, R. Sauer, B. Frost, S. Martinez, D. Atkinson, C. Blackmore, K. Wagner, V. Amon, M. Cundiff, U. Archuleta. �r, \ 4 ".- . ~ •... 1 . ~·: ·'·)i ;•t-. '~J ' ', I FOURTH GRADE M. Law, L. Colard, R. Hogue, P. Davis, A. Garcia, J. Clark, D. Stevens, M. Wagner, R. Hayes, J. Sanchez, J. Crary, A. Potter, S. Smith, B. Tanner, M. Korman, E. Jacobson, N. Uptain, L. Garcia, L. Archuleta, C. Cundiff, W. Gallegos, P. Fahrion, E. Lucero, M. Abernathy, N. Blackmore, D. Atkinson, J. Magee, J. Roberts, J. Mankins, L. Box, M. Ancell, C. Carter, C. Grush, C. Schaechtel, V. Garcia, K. Wiebe. !:, - �THIRD GRADE M. Tafoya, D. Schriner, G. Morrison, G. Sanchez, J. Comyford, S. Heinz, L. Calvert, K. Snow, J. Stevenson, D. Schriner, R. Forsythe, J. Magee, M. Beaver, V. Tanner, D. Safley, R. Frost, D. Momberg, C. Dye, E. Hasstedt, D. Peterson, K. Sitton, L. Garcia, E. McCoy, P. Hickman, G. Townsend, S. Wilmer, P. Levell, M. Chavez, S. Pautsch, T. Wommer, C. Mattes, D. Swearingen, C. Martinez, P. Lucero, T. Andres, G. Stowell, A. Beeler, W. Beeler. �SECONDGR DE F. Archuleta, R. Williams, R. Williams, S. Garcia, M. F ahrion, R. McCoy, R. Haga, E. Potter, F. Wilbur, D. Atkinson, S. Steele, T. Mankins, C. Zellner, R. Hertel, J. Comyford, L. Montgomery, D. Uptain, J. Sauer, R. Stowell, P. Foley, L. Dye, J. Hammond, C. Clark, C. Cundiff, S. Entzie, L. Sanchez, K. Trimble, D. Korman, H. LePlatt, W. Wiebe, G. Sheppard, L. Tubbs. Absent were: B. Bassett, T. Medina, D. Frost, M. Valdez, P. Stolworthy, L. Stolworthy, J. Gardner, N. Rickabaugh. �FIRST GRADE V. Frahm, S. Williams, II. Wagner, A. Gilbert, P. Lud1dg, P. Morrison, J. Smith, D. Colard, S. Bord1.;el1, C. Lester, M. Valdez, D. La\-:, L. Cro!le, J. Martinez, G. Box, A. Sanchez, B. Wilmer, P. Sitton, R. Entzie, R. Sanchez, P. Archuleta, D. Baumgardner, G. Levell, P. Heick, E. Amon, K. Steele, C. Swearingen, K. Clark, R. Wilbur, S. May, C. Martinez. �BACK ROW- "A" TEAM: G. Grush, A. Tubbs, B. Sauer, J. Cundiff, E. Archuleta, J. Forsythe, J. Tubbs, coach. FRO TROW: G. Tanner, J. Wells, C. McNew, M. Foley, G. Hickman. BACK ROY\ - "B" TEAM: C. Mars, F. Stock, R. Archuleta, H. Hickman, A. Huntington, D. Snow, manager. FRONT ROW: J. Caviggia, R. Gosney, W. Cundiff, D. Snooks, S. Ancell, B. Wilmer. Absent: E. Garcia. PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS LINDA R. , ELAINE, LINDA H., TERRY �FAVORITES �RAY FROST Mr. Wolverine �DONNA REED �SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sharon and Pete MOST ATHLETIC Donna and Ray MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy and Larry MOST FRIENDLY Wanda and Billy SENIOR FAVORITES Jan a and Ray MOST STUDIOUS Linda and Lance �BEST LOOKING Jana and Pete ALL AROUND FAVORITES Donna and Ray FRESHMAN FAVORITES Linda and Vernon BEST DANCERS Celina and Larry JUNIOR FAVORITES Gail and Lance BEST COMEDIANS Wanda and Ray ��BARBARA ROBERTS ��The cowgirl and the sailor Poor Vernon! The three stooges Out of it! George, my boy--Thank you, ladies and gentlemen-- The Wolverines in action The Hiway gang! Incriminating, did you say? M-m-m-m-m-ml �ACTIVITIES �Mission Del Norte Blanding Monticello Blanding Del Norte Bloomfield Aztec 59 28 43 56 49 35 52 70 46 63 51 50 63 73 71 65 CONFERENCE WE THEY 71 Dove Creek 40 50 74 Ignacio 62 52 Pagosa 66 47 Dolores 60 61 Mancos 68 56 Dove Creek 37 52 Ignacio �"A" TEAM: Don Lee G., Pete M., Lance K., Larry F., Glenn W., Eugene B., Ray F., Orian B., Vernon K., RichardS., Sammy P., Stewart M., Coach Stockton. "B" TEAM: Randy D , Clayton L., Vance M., Tommy A., Vernon S., Bobby S , Leland R., Jim H., Ernie Z., John C., Paul G., Dick T., Ronnie M., Coach Guthrie, Billy H. �JANA DONNA GAIL A AND B CHEERLEADERS LYN, A GAYE CHARLE E WA DA �Claton, Vernon S., Leland, Ray, Vernon, Johnny, Paul, Richard, Larry, Orian, Lance, Ernie, Bobby S., Jeff, Don Lee, Tom, Billy. THEY us Durango B 30 0 Mission 50 0 Dolores 21 7 Pagosa 47 0 Mancos 8 12 Ignacio 33 6 Dove Creek 20 14 Vernon, Leland, Johnny, Ray, Larry, Orian, Lance, Bobby, Don, Thomas, Vernon K. �Celina, Judy M., Marilyn B., Shirley, Judy T . , Vivian, Bobbie, Lila, Janet, Joyce, Darlene, Linda M. , Mrs. James, Sophia, Barbara, Marilyn M. , Raedene, Selma, Barbara F., Nancy C . , Sharon R., Judy C . , Nancy P. , Jo, Kathy, Sharon S., La Wand, Susan, Linda C., Cheryl, Diane, Linda T., Sue, Karen, Ruth, ancy H., Charlene, Lynna, Wanda, Gail, Jana, Donna. PEP CLUB President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -JUDY TUBBS Vice-President- - - - - - - - - -VIVIAN RATHJEN Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - - -BARBARA SOWER S.C. Representative - - - - - - - - -LILA CUNDIFF Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MRS. JAMES PRESIDENT Judy Tubbs �Stewart M., Don Lee G., Larry F., Tommy A., Ray F., Eugene B., Glenn W., Orian B., Vernon K., Coach Stockton, Lance K., Coach Guthrie, Pete M., Jeff L., Bill H., John C., Vernon S., Bobby S., Leland R., Ernie Z., Paul G., Sammy P. (t(tB '' CLUB President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RAY FROST Vice-President - - - - - - - - - -LARRY FORSYTHE Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - - - -LANCE KIMBALL Sergeant-at-Arms - - - - - - TOMMY ARCHULETA Sponsors - - - - - - - - - - - -MR. STOCKTON and MR. GUTHRIE PRESIDENT Ray Frost �Barbara S., Marilyn B., Gail S., Jan a C., Lance K., Donna R., Shirley S., Judy T., Mrs. Tubbs, Linda M., , ancy H., Barbara R. ATION LHONOR OCIETY President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- JUDY TUBBS Vice-President - - - - - - - - - GAIL STAGLEMAN Secretary - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHIRLEY SOWER Student Council Rep. - - - - - - - - - JANA CRARY PRESIDENT Judy Tubbs �Mr. Stockton, Larry F., Sam N., Wanda M., Sophia J., Sue D., Kathy H., Lance K., Lila C., Barbara R., Vivian R., Nancy H., Judy T., RichardS., Don Lee G. T DE TCO CIL President - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - DONNA REED Vice-President - - - - - - - - - - LA CE KIMBALL Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - BARBARA JO ROBERTS Sponsor - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MR. STOCKTON PRESIDENT Donna Reed �Celina, Gail, Ray, Eugene, Bob, Larry, Donna, Richard, Shirley, Lynn, Nancy H., Linda M., Barbara, Judy T., Raedene, Cheryl, Marilyn M., Lila, Lynna Gaye, Kathy, Stewart, Bobbie, Mrs. Parks, Linda C., Charlene, Sharon S. PURPLE AND GOLD EDITOR Marilyn Berry ASSISTANT EDITOR Wanda Mann �Judy T., Tommy, Celina, Dan, Gail, Wanda, Raedene, Cheryl, Marilyn M., Charlene, Shirley, Lynna Gaye, Marilyn B., Linda C., Don Lee, Kathy, Lance, Bob, Mrs. Parks, Larry. THE WOLVERINE ASSIST ANT EDITOR Sharon Sower EDITOR Donna Reed �Clayton, Leroy, Leland, Jim D., Dale, Charlene, Celina, Linda T., Sue, Raedene, Barbara F., Nancy C., Selma, Lynn, Marilyn M., Suzan, LaWand, Jana, Vivian, Darlene, Janet, Judy M., Diane, Linda C., Barbara S., Lynna, Wanda, Joyce, Mr. Davis. CHORUS AND BAND Mr. Davis, Dick, Jim D., Barbara S., Celina, Linda Z., Nancy C. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Jlw w ..... "• �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1962 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty,and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [64] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine '62 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 87ba502e-ba58-4964-9ae6-784593a82bec Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2c83b4ea5160b269850669c405387e40.pdf a941865eb2063488dadc1b5b5ae3b2fa PDF Text Text ��1963 WOLVERINE BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAYFIELD, COLORADO �IN MEMORIAM Thomas Manning Ancell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ancell, a fellow classmate and a true friend to everyone. A senior at Bayfield High School, Tom was born October 6, 1945 and passed away September 6, 1962 as the result of a farm accident. 2 �SUPERINTENDENT)S MESSAGE Yes, another year has gone by. Don't they pass fast? Are you preparing yourself for a career? Observation on my part finds that opportunity does not knock as often as in the past. Be prepared when opportunity does knock. Your school days will be an experience in life that you will always look back on as the most enjoyable time of your life. You graduating seniors have your future ahead of you. Opportunity is getting ready to knock. Are you prepared? Let's remember that, "Merrily, merrily we roll along; life is but a dream." Let's have a happy dream not a nightmare. Best of Luck to Bayfield graduates. Your Superintendent, .~;;Lx ~~~ Phil Heick 3 �Secretary Mrs. Ryan Custodians Mr. Phelps Mr. Ryan Cooks Mrs. Wells Mrs. Zellner Mrs. Noble Mrs. Hickman Mrs. Walker Bus Drivers: Mr. Steele, Mr. Bruner, Mr. Frahm, and pictured to the right individually is Mr. Rathjen. 4 �FACULTY �MRS. BROOMELL Grade 1 MRS. OSTWALD Grade 3 MRS. CROWELL Junior High Math MRS. STAGELMA Grade 1 MRS. HEICK Grade 4 MR . LePLATT Coach Health and P. E. Junior High Science MRS . COCKREHAM Grade 2 MR. LITTLE Junior High Social Studies MRS. ABBOTT Junior High Language Arts MRS. TAVEN ER Grade 5 6 �MR. CHENEY High School Science MR. SHAWCROFT High School Math MRS. JAMES Library Girls' P. E. MR. CARVER High School English MR. DAVIS Music MR. WILLBOR High School English MRS . VIGIL High School Commercial MRS. LITTLE High School Social Studies Language MR. ABBOTT Principal Band MR. HEICK Superintendent 7 �WANTED ~· ~ -- 8 �SENIORS �MARILYN BERRY BHS 1-2-3-4; President 1, VicePresident 4; HS 3-4, President 4· Pep Club 1-2-3-4· P&G 12~3-4, Assistant Edi~or 2, Editor 3; Wolverine 1-2-3-4, Business Manager 4. VERNO KI GSLEY BHS 1-2 - 3-4, President 4 ; Football 1-2-4; Basketball 1-23-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; B Club 1-2 - 3-4, Vice -President 4; Wolverine 4; SC 4 . LI DA McCONNEL Valedictorian; BHS 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 1-3-4; NHS 2-3-4 ; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, VicePresident 2; Homecoming Queen 4; SC 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; P&G 1-2 - 3-4; Girls' State Rep. 3. LANCE KIMBALL BHS 1-2-3-4; NHS 3-4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; B Club 2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 3-4; SC 23-4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Wolverine 3-4, Business Manager 3, Assistant Editor 4; Boys' State Rep. 3. LI DA ZELLNER BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34, Treasurer 4; SC 4; Wolverine 1-4; P&G 1; All State Band 3. 10 �SAM OBLE BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 3; Track 3; B Club 3-4; SC 3; Wolverine 4. LILA CUNDIFF BHS 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-34, Secretary 4; SC 3-4, District Secretary-Treasurer 4; Wolverine 2-4; P&G 2-3. CHRIS MARTI BHS 1-2-3-4. NA CY HOTZ BHS 1-2-3-4, SC Representative 3; , HS 3-4, Secretary 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; SC 3-4; P&G 3. JEFF LORL G BHS 1-2-3-4; Football 3-4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; B Club 2-3-4. 11 �SHIRLEY SOWER BHS 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 2, President 3; NHS 3-4, Secretary 3, SC Representative 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 1; Cheerleader 2-4, Homecoming Attendant 3; SC 2-4; Wolverine 1-2-3; P&G 1-2-3. ORlAN BOX BHS 1-2-3 -4; Football 1-2-3. Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 1 _' 2, 3, 4; B Club 1-2-3-4· Wolverine 4; P&G 4. ' DO LEE GOSNEY BHS 1-2-3-4, SC Representative 1; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3; B Club 1-2-3-4· SC Representative 3. Serg~ant at-Arms 4; SC 1-3; Wolverine 3-4. GAIL ST A GELMAN BHS 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; NHS 3-4, Vice-President 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Homecoming Queen 2; SC 1-3 -4; Wolverine 1-2-3; P&G 1-2-3. JIM HUNT! GTO BHS 1-2-3-4; Basketball 3; Wolverine 4 . 12 �NORMAN NICHOLS BHS 1-2-3-4 SALINA GILBERT BHS 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1; Wolverine 3; P&G 3. TANYA SHIPLEY BHS 4; Pep Club 1-4. 13 MICK TOLSON BHS 2-3-4; P&G 4 . ��15 ��17 ��JUNIORS �A. Archuleta P. Whe at S. Pinnecoose D. Cavender T. Archuleta B. Stock L. Heick P. Mcinnes S. Snodgrass P. Re ardon K. Hickman W. M a nn J. Cundiff S. Sower D. Powell V. McVicker C . Me ew S. McCoy �SOPHOMORES �D. Knight L. Tdnner E. Zellner J. Compton S. James P . Gilbert S. Davis R. Miller R. Townsend S. Martin R. Anderson C. McCoy Peterson A . Tubbs R. Davis V . Sower L. Cundiff B. Baker J. Montgomery B. Holder C. Ludwig M. Montgomery R. Davis J . McConnel J. Payton L. Glover D . Trimble D . Law B. Foley K . Huntington J . Morrison . Smyth 22 �FRESHMEN �L. Shaw B. \\iilmer J. Cundiff E. Garcia R. Archuleta P. Snooks H. Hickman T. Jack D. Snow J. Caviggia C. Tanner F. Stock D. Cheney ~1. Stevens B. McDaniel S. Smith G. Grush C. Hasstedt M. Archuleta D. Martinez J. Heinz B. Taylor C. Dye C. Box J. Forsythe T. Mankins B. Sauer D. McCoy D. Clark E. Jones E. Berry 24 �GRADES �EIGHTH S. Wilmer M. Lucero S. Lucero J. Loring R. Jones R. Wells M. Foley L. Reed B. Payton L. Archuleta C. McNew S. McCutchen C. Mars S . Atkins S. Crane D. Frost W . Cundiff C . Carter T. Davis S. Hasstedt K. Tubbs V. Wagner S. McDaniels L. Heinz H. Hickman D . Mann S . Lippert D. Snooks D. Frost M . Wemmer P. Townsend G. Hickman A. Huntington ]. Wells D. Cundiff L. Davenport ]. Tuttrow 26 �C. Trimble R. Lucero L. Wommer ]. Hogue S. \ncell ]. Box B. Stagelman T. Cheney ]. Mankins L. Mestas D. Frost R. Snow R. Gosney R. Richards ]. Fahrion B. Baker G. Tanner ] . r-..tagee B. Beaver ]. Abernathy R. Mestas M. Cundiff 27 SEVENTH �• I B. Brown L. Bassett L. Wiebe B. Dye B. Jobes .. .-. -t~1.Jl~g~In ~-~ . ....... . .. . . . p .. ____ ,.---· .. · · - · • • • .. .. • ... • S. Glover Jacques S. T ate P. McCoy M. Cundiff T. icks T. Parks B. Frost L. Hasstedt C. Comyford C. Lucero L. Lucero D. Zellner L. Sanchez J. Harper V. Kimball R. Sauer M. Ludwig B. Mcinnes D. Archuleta V. Kimball R. Crane D. Atkinson K. Wagner J. Clark G. Archuleta C. McKinnis E. Tuttrow E. Chavez V. Amon P. Samuels G. McCutchen s I X T H �M. Abernathy ]. Mankins L. Box P. Fahrion J. Magee P. Davis T. Teller C. Carter D. Atkinson D. Stevens M . Law M. Wagner F I F T S . Smith C. Cundiff D . Lucero E. Lucero H M. Ancell B. Tanner A . Potter B. Hogue K. Wiebe V . Garcia R. Valdez L. Archuleta C. Grush L. Martinez D. Stolworthy 29 �P. Lucero K. Reardon P. Martinez J. Stephenson V. Mestas J. Comyford R. Frost M. Chavez P. Hickman E. McCoy T. Wemmer S. Wilmer G. Morrison M . Beaver J. Crane S. Heinz E. Hasstedt A. Beeler J. Magee G. Sanchez K. Sitton G. Townsend G. Stowell S. Pautsch R. Forsythe V. Tanner W. Beeler FOURTH T. Porter D. Wheat K. Jack P. Levell 30 �D. Trujillio S. Entzie L. Stolworthy F. Wilbur S. Steele T. Mankins D. Frost B. Bassett P. Stolworthy L. Dye L. Tubbs D. Atkinson G. Brown R. McCoy E. Potter C. Clark L. Sanchez M. Valdez G. Porter C. Cundiff P. Foley W. Wiebe L. Montgomery S. Garcia C. Zellner J. Sauer R. Williams K. Trimble R. Hertel M. Fahrion J. Hammond T H I R D R. Haga C. Parks J. Comyford H. LePlatt M. Wheat R. Stowell 31 �P. Morrison A. Sanchez R. Sanchez G. Levell K. Steele R. Landreth T. Taylor P. Ludwig B. Ross ] . Smith G. Box P . Sitton M. Crane L. Crone M . Valdez M. Newman P. Heick J. Cheney D. Shaw V . Fraham SECOND G . Martinez A. Gilbert B. Wilmer D . Law R. Wilbur E. Amon C. Lester J. Atkins �J. Hasstedt C. Reardon fl. Wagner J /, B. Archuleta A. Tubbs D. Dye S. Lucero "t1 D . Mdntyre s. W1 ilrns G . Abbott ((. Davis ]. Watkins J. Compton };;, D. Kimball f1t? )< L. Purcell /... 1 j 11 G. Taylor (,.., 4 ,., X B. Mestas /}, 11d ~ F . Sanchez J f? r&1 /} d FIRST �R. Watkin$ L. Montgomery M. Allen /VJ B. Parks ~ D. McCoy P. Sitton M. Lucero ]. Magee '/J) I" . . . Jc i'rn)y fvJ r nn F I R D. Beeler K. Clark C. Sanchez s T D. Stephenson R . Martinez A. Montgomery D. Cundiff P~c..yt B. Ross }3 S. McCoy T. Kin$low VI K . Stolworthy k. R. Potter ( 34 (~ �Around the triangle beginning in front: Vernon, Tommy Douglas, Steve, Howard, Jerry A., Bill, Jerry W., Gerald, Cecil, Art, Ross, Mickey, Gary, Charles, Jimmy, Raymond, Joe, Manager: Randy JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Cheerleaders, left to right, standing: Roseanne, Luellie, John~tta. In front : Marie ��ACTIVITIES ��Prom King Don Lee Gosney �Homecoming Queen Linda McConnel �H 0 M E A T T E c N D 0 M I I A N T N s G Sue Davis Wanda Mann 43 �JUNIOR FAVORITES Pete and Sharon ALL AROUND FAVORITES Lance and Gail SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Sue and Vernon MOST FRIENDLY Wanda and Billy SENIOR FAVORITES Lance and Gail BEST DA CERS Vernon and Celina 44 �MOST STUDIOUS Lance and Linda BEST LOOKI. 'G Jannet and Pete FRESHMA FAVORITES Jannet and James BEST COMEDIA S Wanda and Billy . 10ST ATHLETIC Lynna and Johnny J\10ST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda and Lance 45 ��ORGANIZATIONS f, ATHLETICS �Coach Barnett, Eddy G., James F., Harvey H., Paul G., Bruce S., Robert T., Ronnie M., David M., Manager Randy D., David C., Bobby S., Leonard A., Ernie Z., Vernon S., Billy H., Clyde B., Johnny C. , Arnold A., Lance K. , Vernon K., Jeff L. , Thomas A., Johnny C. FOOTBALL 48 �Standing: Buddy, Ernie, Paul, Tommy, Pete, Vernon, Sammy, Leonard, Vance, Lance, Arnold, Elwood. In front: Bill, Mr. LePlatt. ((A)) BASKETBALL �J. Caviggia, H. Hickamn, D. Cheney, R. Garcia, B. Stock, B. Sauer, S. McCoy, J. Forsythe, R. Miller, R. Davis, C. Ludwig, Manager-F. Stock, Coach LePlatt. ��PEP CLUB Molly A . , Chrissie D. , Barbara F., Raedene D. , Cheryll M. , Marilyn M. , Karen H . , Linda S. , Sophia J. , Charlene M. , Pat W. , Judy C . , Jo M. , Judy M. , Selma S., Nancy P. , Cathrine H. , Phyllis S. , Donnalee M. , Elaine B., Effie Bea J., Donna C., Sharon S. , Cherrie T., Dolores, Marilyn B., Darlene L., Linda C., Mrs. James, Sharon S., Kathy H., Lila C., Linda Z., Salina G., Tanya S., Linda M., ancy H., Jannet H., Gail S., Sue D., Linda T . , Shirley S., Wanda M., Lynna Gaye H. President Sharon Sower 52 �PURPLE AND GOLD STA DING: Kathy H., Vance M., Leonard A., Bobby S. , Mick T . , Johnny C . , Orian B., Elaine B. SEA TED: Marilyn B., Cheryl! M., Lynna Gaye H., Wanda M. , Thomas A . , Shirley S. , Linda M. Editor-Wanda Mann Assistant Editor-Vance McVicker 53 �WOLVERINE STA DING: Don Lee G., ancy S., Vernon S., Vernon K., Jim H., James C., Pete M., Sam P., Mr. Carver. SEATED: Lila C., Linda Z., Lance K., Sharon S., Marilyn B., Orian B., Sam N. Assistant Editor-Lance Kimball Editor-Sharon Sower 54 �Randy D., Paul G., Sam . , Sam P., Vance M., Ronnie M., Stewart M., Jeff L., Arnold A., Johnny C., Ernie Z. , Orian B., Pete M. , Bill H. , Mr. LePlatt, Don Lee G. , Vernon S. , Thomas A., Bobby S., Vernon K., Lance K., Mr. Barnett President Thomas Vernon Kingsley 55 rchuleta �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STA DI G: Linda M. , Marilyn B., Shirley S. , Sharon S., Gail S., Lance K. President Marilyn Berry 56 ancy H., Mr. Shawcroft. SFA TED: �STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: RichardT., Tommy A., Vernon K., Arnold A. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley S., Gail S., Marilyn B., Pat W., ancy H., Terry M., Cherry T., Kathy H., Raedene D., Linda Z. SEATED: Mr. Shawcroft, Linda M., Vernon S., Lila C., Mr. Abbott President Lance Kimball District Secretary Lila Cundiff 57 �1st Row: Patty, Linda, Lucille, Beverly, Sandra, Sharon. 2nd Row: Coleen, Effie Bea, Elaine, Terry, Brook, David, Richard, Dick, Connie, Rudy, Gary, Ross. 3rd Row: Linda H., Sue, Shila, Elsie, Connie Z., Monte, June, Steve, Murray, Stanley, Jannet, Catherine. Standing: Randy, Lenta, Dixie, Randy D., Carl, Mr. Abbott. BAND AND CHORUS Standing: Burt, Selma, Harvey, Darlene, Teddy, Jo, Douglas, Judy, Dale, Raedene, Randy, Joyce, Mr. Davis. Seated: Donna, Cheryl, Kathy, Diane, Charlene. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1963 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1963, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 58 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1963 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 69ab4b3b-16f5-4005-a929-8d156e8bd18f Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/b87f3938d2a66b0ccd14e01197007a37.pdf 5f137466ee86e022b1a388adbc465b6b PDF Text Text ��BAYFIEL HIGH SCHOOL Bay ield, Colorado Making this yearbook has been a rewarding experience for the entire staf . We sincerely hope that you enjoy it for years to come. Suzan Martin Editor �An elementary classroom The grade school building School is out. A memorable corner The English room- -deserted We learn our A, B, C 's 2 �Memory Lane A morning ritual Welcome Freshmen English III The last to leave Late again 3 ��ADMINISTRATION �SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Yes, it is time to say good-bye to the Class of 1964. It is extremely difficult, because having a daughter in the graduating class makes one realize his age, children grow up, and time certainly flies. Just a short message to the graduating class and to all students: Time waits for no one. Now is the time to prepare yourself for your life s war k. Don t wait until tomorrow because tomorrow never comes . Seniors, go out into society; do an outstanding job in your chosen profession. Never let Bayfield be ashamed of you, and never be ashamed of Bayfield. You will always remember Bayfield High as some of your fondest memories, so God Bless you Class of 1964. 1 1 Phil Heick Superintendent 6 �PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The end of another school year is near, and our thoughts can very well turn to the events and accomplishments of the year past. For all of us, we are one year older, never to be able to go back and recapture the fleeting moments gone by. For some of us it has been a year of personal progress and development, learning the really important reasons for being in school and getting an education. For others it has been a year of "moving along with the tide," not going backward, but not really going anywhere either---- -still trying to find out what . this thing called life and education is all about. For still others this year past has been a year of no progress at all, and perhaps not even having an awareness of being left behind by those who care enough about themselves, their school, their community, state, and nation to move forward in maturity. As we approach the close of this year of school, in which one of these three categories do you find yourselves? Which one makes the most sense in and for our day and our time? A good question? It is one, perhaps, which needs answering by more of our students. My very best wishes to all of you, and especially to our seniors. May they think and act clearly in all the days of life ahead. Sincerely, Karl L. Abbott Principal 7 �MR. SHAWCROFT Math MR. PATTON Social Studies Football Coach MR. WILLBORN English Speech MR. HARRIS Spanish History English 8 MR. LePLATT Science Basketball Coach MR. BEAVER Science MR. SNELL Band MRS. VIGIL Commercial Girl's P. E. �MR. RYAN Janitor MRS. JAMES Librarian MRS. RYAN Secretary MRS. ZELLNER MRS. HICKMAN MR. PHELPS Janitor I MRS. WALKER MRS. WELLS 9 �SENIORS �ROBERT STOCK B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4, President 4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3; Track 2-3-4; Science Club President 4; All-State Choir 4. STARLENE WOODS B.H.S. 4; Pep Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. SHARON SOWER Salutatorian; B. H. S. 1-23-4, President 3, Secretary 4; NHS 3-4, VicePres . 4; Int. Rel. Club Sec. 4; SC 4; Class Play 3-4; P&G 1-2; Wolverine 2-3, Co-Editor 2, Editor· 3; Girls State 3; Chorus 1; Fine Arts 1; Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4. STEWART McCOY B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4-; "B" Club 1-23-4, Secretary 4; Baseball 1-23-4; Basketball 3-4; Basketball Manager 1-2; Student Council 4; International Relations Club Vice-President 4; Representative to Model U. . 3-4; Vice-President Science Club 4; P&G 1-2; Class Play 3-4. PETE REARDON Valedictorian; B. H. S. 1-2-3-4; Class Treasurer 3; "B" Club 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Football 1-3; SC 4; NHS 3-4, Pres. 4; Int. Rel. Club Pres. 4; Model U . N . Rep . 3-4; Boys State 3; Fine Arts 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 4. 11 �WANDA MANN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, Sec.Treas. 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 4; Cheerleader 23; P & G 1-2-3, Co-editor 2, Editor 3; Wolverine 2; Student Council 2; Homecoming Attendant 3, Queen 4; Chorus 1-2; Fine Arts 1. LEONARD ARCHULETA B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; "B" Club 3-4; Basketball 3; Football 3-4; Track 3; Student Council 4; Purple and Gold 2-3; Class Play 3-4. CHARLENE McNEW B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 1, Sec. 2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Student Council 1; Business Club Sec. 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4, All State Choir 4, Fine Arts 1-2-4; P & G 2-4; Business Manager 2; Wolverine 2-4, Business Manager 4; Class Plays 3-4. THOMAS ARCHULETA B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, President 4; "B" Club 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 2, President 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Student Council 3; P&G 3, Business Manager 3. LY T1 A GAYE HEICK B.H.S. 2-3-4, President 2; Pep Club 2-3-4, Cheerleader 2-3-4; Masonic Award 3, P&G ews Editor 3; All State Choir 4; Homecoming attendant 4. 12 �ARNOLD A. ARCHULETA B.H.S. 1-2-3-4, President 3; "B" Club 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2, Track 2-3-4; Student Council 3-4, Pres. 4, District SC President 3-4; Class Plays 3-4. PAT WHEAT B.H.S. 3-4, Vice-President 3; Student Council 3-4, VicePresident 4; Pep Club 3-4; Prom Queen 4; All- State Choir 4. SELMA SNODGRASS B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 4; Head Majorette 4; Class Play 3-4. LOREN (PETE) MciNNES B.H.S. 2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; "B" Club 2 -3 -4; Basketball 2-34; Track 2; Annual 3. VANCE McVICKER B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; "B" Club 23 -4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2-3-4; Paper Staff 1-3, Co- Editor 3. 13 �DIANE POWELL B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 4; Business Club 4; Class Play 3-4. SAM PINNECOOSE B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Football 3-4; Baseball 1-2-3; Track 2-3. KATHRYN ANN HICKMAN B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-23-4, Vice- President 3; Student Council 2-3; Business Club 4; Chorus 1-3; Girls Glee 4; All State Choir 3; Fine Arts 1-4; P&G 2-3-4, Business Manager 4; Wolverine 2-4; Class Play 3-4. JOHNNY CUNDIFF B.H.S. 1-2-3-4; "B" Club 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2; Track 2-3-4; Chorus 1, Fine Arts 1; P&G 3-4; Wolverine 4. DOLORES CAVENDER B.H.S. 1-3-4; Pep Club 1-3-4; Cheerleader 1; Fine Arts (speech) 3; Chorus 3; Girls Glee 4; All-State Choir 3. 14 �AS THEY ARE Senior Class Officers Bobby Stock Starlene Woods Sammy Pinnecoose Charlene McNew Leonard Archuleta Diane Powell 15 Kathy Hickman Johnny Cundiff �Vance McVicker Pat Wheat Tom Archuleta Selma Snodgrass Wanda Mann Arnold Archuleta Lynna Gaye Heick Pete Mcinnes Stewart McCoy Sharon Sower Pete Reardon Dolores Cavender 16 �UNDERGRADUATES �Raedene Davis Dick Trimble Dale Knight Paul Gilbert Linda Cundiff Joyce Morrison Jo Montgomery Linda Tanner Bob Baker David Ledbetter ( STANDING: Mr. LePlatt, Sponsor; Bill Holder, President; Ronnie Miller, Vice -President; Bob Baker, S.C. Rep.; Mr. Snell, Sponsor. SFATED: Mrs. James, Sponsor; Cheryl McCoy, SecretaryTreasurer. JUNIORS Vernon Sower 18 �Marilyn Montgomery Judi McConnel Richard Townsend Darlene Law Judy Payton Elwood Howe Lenta Glover Barbara Foley Beverly Turner Karen Huntington Ernie Zellner Cheryl McCoy Sophia Ja;mes Ronnie Miller Suzan Martin Bill Holder 19 �Chrissie Dye Mark Stevens Fred Stock Catherine Hasstedt Vanda Arnold Phyllis Snooks Donnalee McCoy Glen Grush Bruce Sauer Donna Clark Vincent Silva Dennis Peabody Molly Archuleta James Cundiff Bruce McDaniel STANDING: Mr. Shawcroft, Sponsor; James Forsythe, President; Johnny Caviggia, Vice-President; Mr. Beaver, Sponsor. SEATED: Jannet Heinz, S. C. Rep.; Catherine Hasstedt, Sec.Treas. 20 �Johnny Caviggia Effie Bea Jones Terry Mankins Eddie Garcia Douglas Snow Teddy Jack Harvey Hickman Sharon Smith Clyde Box Elaine Berry James Forsythe Rudy Archuleta Burt Wilmer SOPHOMORES Jannet Heinz David Martinez 21 �FRESHMEN Linda Reed Steve McDaniel Linda Heinz Tommy Davis Charles McNew Dixie Frost Sammy Lucero Linda Groves Johnny Tafoya Patty Townsend Gerald Hickman John Norton Mickey Foley Luellie Archuleta Cecil Mars Darlene Frost Donnie Snooks Howard Hickman Mary Ellen Lucero Randy Jones 22 �Pam Johnston Art Huntington Connie Carter Leroy Tafoya Jerry Wells Larry Davenport Judy Loring Shirley Lippert Donald Cundiff Wayne Cundiff Roseanne Wells Billie Jeanne Keller Sue Atkins Douglas Mann Stanley Wilmer Monte Wommer Bill Payton Sandra Hasstedt STANDING: Mr. Wilborn - Sponsor, Charles McNew - President; Douglas Mann - Vice- President, Bill Payton - Secretary-Treasurer. SEATED: Mrs. Vigil -Sponsor, Luellie Archuleta - Student Council Rep. Sandra McCutchen 23 �UNDERCLASSMEN �MR. AND MISS JUNIOR HIGH Gary Tanner Dale Archuleta 25 �Jobes, Kimball, Keller, Frost, Fahrion, Lucero, Ludwig, Ancell, Gosney, Abernathy, Tanner, Stagelman, Mr. Harris. PUP TEAM CHEERLEADERS �27 �EIGHTH GRADE Mr. James June Box Joe Fahrion Bill Stagleman RoseMary Richards Marie Cundiff Judy Mankins Ross Gosney Steve Ancell Jerry Abernathy Gary Tanner Bonnie Baker Donna Frost Coleen Trimble Raymond Lucero Lorna Wommer J ohnetta Magee Gale Emerson Beverly Beaver Ronald Snow Diane Bush Sharon Rather 28 �SEVENTH GRADE C. Comyford Mr. LePlatt Mrs. Crowell D. Freestone D. Rather D. Thompson S. Glover J. Clark L. Sanchez S. Tafoya C. Lucero B. Dye L. Bassett D. Archuleta E. Chavezi M. Cundiff B. Onslott D. Zellner R. Sauer V. Kimball P. Samuels S. Tate B. Frost L. Wiebe G. Archuleta L. Romero S. Burch C. Keller B. Jobes B. Brown C. Farley G. McCutchen M. Ludwig J. Harper C. McKinnis V. Amon D. Atkinson P. McCoy L. Hasstedt V. Kim hall L. Lucero B. Mcinnes G. Peterson 29 �Mr. Carver Vicki Garcia Alan Peterson Dalen Stevens Delfin Lucero Jamie Palmer Lois Martinez Paula Davis Pat Fahrion Jerry Sanchez Patty Demoney Eric Jacobson Deborah Atkinson Kenneth W eibe Loleet Box Mariam Abernathy Jeff Magee John Mankins Cynthia Carter Charlotte Cundiff Deborah Stolworthy Merry Law Carol Grush Emma Lucero Tommy Teller Wilma Gallegos Mary Ancell Linda Archuleta SIXTH GRADE 30 Stanley Smith �GRADES �Billy Bush Vickie Mestas Joleen Stephenson Carol Dye Annetta Potter Jodee Magee Sharon Heinz Vickie Tanner Patty Martinez Kathy Sitton Becky Norton Kathy Reardon FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Abbott Marjorie Beaver Jerome Pfalmer Susan Wilmer Kinzer Snow Debra Wheat Mariorie Chavez Paul Lucero Audery Beeler Terri Wommer Greg Morrison Evelyn Hasstedt Margaret Tafoya Evelyn McCoy Kent Jack Gayla Stowell Rodney Forsythe Penny Levell Ronnie Frost Janie Comyford Wayne Beeler Danny Romero Susan Pautsch DeWayne Santasteven �J. Sauer C. Clark F . Archuleta F. Fahrion E. Potter B. Bassett R. Haga K. Trimble C. Zellner L. Stolworthy D. Nelson C. Cundiff I. LePlatt B. McCoy FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Heick D. Sowards R. Stowell P. Foley S. Entzie R. Williams L. Sanchez W. Wiebe D. Atkinson M. Wheat R. Hertel 33 P. Lee D. Frost E. Martinez F. Wilbur L. Dye S. Steele R. Williams J. Comyford T. Mankins P. Stolworthy S. Garcia M. Valdez C. Guest C. Miller T. Phipps L . Montgomery G. Brown J. Hammond �A. Mitchell K. Steelf S. Santistevan J. Smitb J. Atkins M. Valde W. Ross R. Wilbur C. Miller R. Sanchez L. Crone T. Morrif C. Lester G. Martine: W. Freestone G. Levell THIRD GRADE R. Wilme P. Sowards D. Law V. Fra T. Taylo D. Sowards E. Am( A. Sanche P. Ludwi A. Gilbe p. SittOJ {. Landret P. Morris(' J. Palm - C. Soward. G. Bo:x I D. Peterso· D. Bust �SECOND GRADE Mrs. Cockreham M. Levell L. Purcell T. Sitton C. Stevens M. Lucero D. Kimball S. McCoy W. Neal K. Lee R. Eaklor S. Lucero B. Mestas ]. Magee C. Reardon D. Mcintyre D. Dye S. Williams L. Romero C. Sanchez G. Taylor F. Sanchez ]. Hertel D. Stephenson L. Entzie G. Abbott B. Archuleta J. Hasstedt P. McQuestin R. Woods C. Miller Margaret Krier 35 �" Barbara Ross Anthony Soward Velva Jean Naranjo Kenneth Clark Carrie Dean Cundiff Steven Guest Dale Beeler I Mrs. Tubbs Kathy Clark Richard Potter FIRST AND SECOND GRADE Kyna Stolworthy Gloria Romero Debra McCoy David Soward Robert Ma nkins Michael Randall Darrell Sheets Jett Palmer Timmie Mestas Eddy Thate 36 • �James Landreth Cheryl Frahm Rober t Swanemyr Mickey McNew Michael McCormick Carol Brown Pearl Sanchez Lena Sowards Ma rcos Martinez Larry Thate Donna Sowards Jay Wilmer Paula Schriever Pressie Gurule Brad Brown Ricky Willborn Karen Taylor Karen Mcintyre Patsy Clark Roger Kugle Ester Dye Catherine Taylor Barbara Burch \ Shelley Reardon FIRST GRADE Mrs. Vaughan Claudia Carter Sarah Lucero 37 Floratina Rock Richard Romero �ORGANIZATIONS �~~B'' CLUB Standing: Paul Gilbert, Ronnie Miller, Pete Mcinnes, Vance McVicker, Ernie Zellner, Bruce Sauer, Stewart McCoy, Vernon Sower, Tom Archuleta, Bob Baker, Bobby Stock, Pete Reardon. Kneeling: Leonard Archuleta, Bill Holder, Fred Stock, Johnny Cundiff, Mr. LaPlatt, Sammy Pinnecoose, Arnold Archuleta, Elwood Howe. Bobby Stock President 39 �PEP CLUB Top Row: Linda Groves, Phyllis Snooks, Wanda Mann, Beverly Turner, Jannet Heinz, Sharon Sower, Donnalee McCoy, Judy McConnel, Shirley Lippert, Billie Jean Keller. Third Row: Catherine Hasstedt, Barbara Foley, Karen Huntington, Diane Powell, Mollie Archuleta, Selma Snodgrass, Judy Loring, Roseanne Wells, Linda Heinz, Mary Ellen Lucero, Mrs. Virgil. Second Row: Lenta Glover, Dixie Frost, Patty Townsend, Sandra Hasstedt, Kathy Hickman, Effie Bea Jones, Sharon Smith, Raedene Davis, Jo Montgomery, Cheryl McCoy. Front Row: Connie Carter, Darlene Frost, Nancy Peterson, Vanda Arnold, Linda Cundiff, Marilyn Montgomery, Sophia James, Sue Atkins, Pam Johnston, Pat Wheat. Cheerleaders Standing: Luellie Archuleta, Terry Mankins, Elaine Berry, Linda Reed, Linda Tanner, Suzan Martin, Charlene McNew, Lynna Gaye Heick. Juniors and Seniors versus Freshmen and Sophomores- -powderpuff football 40 �41 �B.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: President Arnold Archuleta, Johnny Cundiff, Ronnie Miller, Mr. Harris, Bob Baker, Stewart McCoy, Pete Reardon, Leonard Archuleta, Douglas Mann, Mr. Shawcroft, Mary Ellen Lucero. Seated: Linda Cundiff, Effie Bea Jones, . Suzan Martin, Donnalee McCoy, Sharon Sower, Elaine Berry, Pat Wheat, Luellie Archuleta. President Vice President Secretary Sponsors Arnold Archuleta Pat Wheat Elaine Berry Mr. Harris Mr . Shawcroft 42 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pete Reardon, Senior; Linda Tanner , Junior ; Sharon Sower, Senior; Mr. Shawcroft, Sponsor. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB - -··STANDING: Pete R~;~d~~; -Mr. Harris , Stewart McCoy. SEAT. Linda Tanner, Sh~rnn Sower, Donnalee McCoy, Suzan Mart ·' �Standing: Mr. Beaver, Randy Jones, Richard Townsend, Bobby Stock, Stewart McCoy, Paul Gilbert, Monte Wommer, Bill Holder, Charles McNew, Stanley Wilmer, Sharon Smith. Seated: Douglas Mann, Pam Johnston, Donnalee McCoy, Cheryl McCoy, Nancy Peterson, Patty Townsend, Sandra Hasstedt, Donnie Snooks, Burt Wilmer. SCIENCE CLUB BUSINESS CLUB Standing: Diane Powell, Cheryl McCoy, Barbara Foley, Karen Huntington, Jo Montgomery, Kathy Hickman, Nancy Peterson. Seated: Suzan Martin, Raedene Davis, Charlene McNew, Linda Cundiff, Mrs. Vigil. �Standing: McConnel, Heinz, Frost, Clark, Snooks, Hasstedt, Townsehd, Atkins, Keller, Reed, Wells, Loring, Jones, Smith, Mankins, Heinz, Glover, Carter, Hasstedt, Archuleta, Lucero. Seated: Frost, Powell, Lippert, McNew, Hickman, Snodgrass, Archuleta, Morrison, Montgomery, Arnold, Johnston, Turner, Berry. GIRLS GLEE MIXED CHORUS Fourth Row: Mr. Snell, Knight, Mornson, Hal<:er, .Payton, jack, Law, Stock, Lippert, Stock, Wheat, McCoy, Montgomery, Archuleta, Arnold, Townsend. Third Row: Reed, Davenport, Wells, Reardon, Loring, McDanials, Townsend, Caviggia, Jones, Cundiff, Smith, Mann, Archuleta, McNew, Carter. Second Row: Cundiff, Payton, Cundiff, Snow, Montgomery, Wommer, Tafoya, McCoy, Huntington, .Hasstedt, Foley, Snooks, Clark. Front Row: Snodgrass, Wilmer, Powell, Norton, Heinz, Davis, Archuleta, Stevens, Lucero, Lucero, Hasstedt, Snooks, Johnston. �BAYFIELD BAND Standing: Mr. Snell, Johnny Cavigga, Pete Reardon, Randy Jones, Carl Comyford, Lenta Glover. Back Row Seated: Steve Ancell, Monte Wommer, Richard Townsend, Dick Trimble, Brook Jobes, Stanley Smity, Donnie Snooks, John Mankins, Shila Glover, Carol Grush, Debbie Zellner, June Box. Middle Row: Catherine Hasstedt, Jannet Heinz, Dalen Stevens, Murray Ludwig, Stanley Wilmer, Connie Carter, Rudy Archuleta, Phyllis Snooks, Ross Gosney, Gary Tanner, Linda Heinz, Sue Atkins, Elaine Berry, Terry Mankins. Front Row: Sharon Smith, Sandra Hasstedt, Beverly Beaver, Lucille Hasstedt, Coleen Trimble, Effie Bea Jones, Patty Townsend. Majorettes Standing: Mary Ellen Lucero, Vanda Arnold, Sophia James, Shirley Lippert, Mollie Archuleta, Lorna Wommer. Kneeling: Head Majorette Selma Snodgrass. 46 �t �a· cos BAYFIELD -A 19·point SC.Jf· in[( effort by Patti Gtlbc rt helped 1 p_ace Ba)J:ield to a ;:;o 4;l win ~er ~ PF 2 1 0 5 4 2 3 17 Playf'r {iillwrt ~Tclnllf'S Zd!n('r I lowe Sttu<'r<> , lcCov Archt;lf'!a, ArchuiPta Pinnccoos l\Iillcr Total S<·orc mr<>r McCoy r.:.hu!ch. i ~rchuleta, 1 \nller Totals Score by )olores ayfield regir'n hines 1948-st J 2 0 1 4 1 1 0 2 In an int Lf'e Harve r£>alizcd !•1 2 0 ~ 5 1 .1aj. Gen. Dallas on 0 0 2 10 20 Rv STEI \VASHIN ".Marina Q F 8 PF an attempt () ln sband became abnormal rc- B•;ulllu 'i,nrning fro!n Russia in 1~62. and Pa~aador then practiced s hoot t n ~. m Sraafm months precedmg the a-;,as Ill - R rP 1 1 tion of President Kennedy on \'~il ~ r c ith a fusion. rationi PF 3 4 0 1 1 0 t .~ 0 3 3 2 2 4 0 r h . a n1 demonstration and a long ( tro speech will celebrate eve of New Year's Eve of 1. when dictator Fulgeneio Ba ta fled the island, leaving it �ATHLETICS �BACK ROW: Coach Patton, Holder, Gilbert, R. Archuleta, Mars, T. Archuleta, Ledbetter, Martinez. MIDDLE ROW: F. Stock, Howe, A. Archuleta, Zellner, McNew, L. Archuleta, Sower. FIRST ROW: Cundiff, Jones, Cundiff, Wells, Hickman, Mann, Trimble. B.H.S. FOOTBALL 1963 Getting ready for the daily work-out Wolverines at practice 50 �Bobby Stock BACK ROW: B. Stock, Sauer, Miller, Coach LePlatt. MIDDLE ROW: Box, Forsythe, Hickman. FRONT ROW: Garcia, Foley, Grush, Pinnecoose. SENIOR PLAYERS Leonard Archuleta Sam Pinnecoose Arnold Archuleta Johnny Cundiff 51 Thomas Archuleta �SEASON'S RECORD Opponent Bayfield Mission 18 6 Bloomfield 7 2 Shiprock 14 14 Dove Creek 7 18 Dolores 7 6 Pagosa 51 6 Mancos 0 8 Ignacio 28 6 Locker room preview. Coaches and seasons captains Cheerleaders BACK ROW: Charlene, Linda T., Suzan, Lynna Gaye. FRONT ROW: Terry, Linda R. , Elaine, Lue llie. Wolverines in action 52 �Junior Players BACK ROW: Howe, Gilbert, Ledbetter, Trimble. FRONT ROW: Miller, Zellner, Sower, Holder Freshmen Players Sophomore Players BACK ROW: Jones, Hickman, Foley, Mars. FRONT ROW: Mann, McNew, Wells . BACK ROW: Cundiff, Stock, Sauer, sythe, Box. FRONT ROW: Martinez, Archuleta, Hickman, Garcia, Grush. 53 �HOMECOMING 1963 Attendant Attendant Lynna Gaye Heick Linda Tanner Wanda Mann Queen 54 �Homecoming royalty Science Club float Homecoming Dance Business Club crowning ceremony Homecoming action Queen's car 8th grade float . Business Club float �Arnold Archuleta Ronnie Miller Bruce Sauer Ernie Zellner Tom Archuleta Elwood Howe Paul Gilbert Pete Mcinnis 56 Stewart McCoy Sammy Pinnecoose �VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: Elwood Howe, Arnold Archuleta, Tommy Archuleta, Stewart McCoy, Ernie Zellner, Bruce Sauer, Paul Gilbert, Ronnie Miller, Pete Mcinnis, Sammy Pinnecoose. Kneeling: l\1anager Bill Holder, Coach LePlatt. 57 �Standing: Dennis Peabody, Rudy Archuleta, Mickey Foley, David Martinez, James Cundiff, Wallace Wade, Coach Patton, Cecil Mars, Art Huntington, James Forsythe, Johnny Cavigga, Harvey Hickman, Ponch McNew. Kneeling : Jerry Wells, Wayne Cundiff, Phillip Derr, Donnie Snooks, Manager Fred Stock. ~~B'' TEAM 58 �v A R s I T y CHEERLEADERS J R. v A R s I T y �BASKETBAll HOMECOMING ROYAlTY 60 �ROYALTY ��MR. AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT Linda Heinz Douglas Mann CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN Lynna Gaye Heick Paul Gilbert �SENIOR FAVORITES Arnold Archuleta Sharon Sower JUNIOR FAVORITES Billy Holder Linda Tanner �SOPHOMORE FAVORITES James Forsythe Terry Mankins FRESHMAN FAVORITES Douglas Mann Linda Heinz 65 ��f _j ��., Y. teld class ot'64 holds reunion DURANGO - The B~ie d fer and Jill, Tempe, Ariz., ArHigh School Class of '64 reunion nold and Delfinita Archuleta, was held last weekend with a Andrew DeLouise and Mike, dinner dance Saturday night Denver; Bobby and Barbara at the Longhorn Lounge in Bay- Stock, James, Tony, Terry field. On Sunday there was a and Paige, Centerville, Ga.; potluck picnic at the Bayfield Sammy and Georgia PinneHighway Park for the gradu- coose, Samantha, Freda· Kay, ates and their families. Vanessa a~d Cleone, Ignacio; Those attending were: Wanda Cookieo..,...a n im Adams and (Mann) and Gary Amon, Robin Ronda Sue and Tommy, Paand Tara, Colorado Springs; gosa Springs. Kath (Hickman) and Bob AliUnable to attend were Sharon ano, Bridget and Robbie, Po- (Sower) Huntington, Augusta, way, Calif.; Selma (Snodgrass) Ga.; Leonard Archuleta, Freand Toy Tacker, Lee Ann, Robin mont, Calif.; Lynna Gaye and Stephanie, Marina, Calif.; (Heich) Asbury, Mesilla Park, Charlene (McNew) and Charles N.M.; Thomas Archuleta, Whitehorn, Kerri Ann and Kan- Fremont, Calif.; Pat (Wheat) dy Kay, Cortez; Johnny and Loring, Spring, Tex.; Vance Joe Cundiff, Johnny Jr., Juanell McVicker, Fresno, Tex.; and and Jeffery, Silverton; Pete Diane (Powell) Rota, Westminisand Vicki Mcinnes, Durango; Pete and Inis Reardon, Jenni- ter, Colo. '()- ' 1 s ). n 0 y �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1964 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1963-1964 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1964, including students in first through twelfth grades, faculty, and staff. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 65 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 64 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 6edfb83e-f77f-452e-8cbc-432cea1a0f66 Display as IIIF? Never 1964 Bayfield High School Yearbook https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/978a5013bd8a66cc2d61f6d3ae2b1e01.pdf b2747c4979142da4926609851b7b517a PDF Text Text 1965 WOLVERINE ��1965 WOLVERINE TH IS YEAR THE AN NUAL STAFF HAS STRIVED TO BRING TO THE STUDENTS OF B.H.S. A REPRESENTATION OF THE LIFE THAT THEY, AS STUDENTS, LIVE ... WE HOPE THAT YOU EN JOY THIS WOLVERINE, YOUR YEARBOOK. JAN ET HE INZ, EDITOR Bayfield High School Bayfield, Colorado �COOKS Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Arnspiger, Mrs. Hotz, Mrs. Montgomery PERSONNEL Mr. Phelps MR. T URNER Spanish I, II English I, II Mr. orman Secretary Mr. Ryan 2 �"Parting is such sweet sorrow." This depends upon the circum stances. To you as seniors or other students, f' ing upon a new adventure o Life. you are embark You are putting the past behind you as a stepping stone and allowing someone else to make a greater achievement in your stead. Your ambitions are beginning to be realized in some small numbers, but it has been brought about mostly by your hard labor and your ability to carry any project to its completion. It will be hard to realize next year that you will have gone to greater fields because I have watched many of you "increase in wisdom and in favor with God and Man." Superintendent ADMINISTRATION To the Senior Class of 1965 I would like to ex tend my congratulations. Completing high school has many and varied meanings to each of you. To some it is not an end to formal education, but is rather a "jumping off place" to go on to college and a life1 s work which is still some time ahead of you. To others it is the starting point for an imm ediate beginning of your life's �ork. To all of you, however, I sincerely hope that it will not mean the end of the opportunity to learn, but rather that it will have been only one phase of learning in your lives, ceed in a better, and that now you can pro more mature way to learn even more throughout the years ahead, no matter what your work or where you are. To the Class of 1965--in fact, to all of our fine students--may you always strive to be a pos itive, considerate, fonvard-looking persons. You will never regret the effort. 3 Principal �I\1rs. Fran e:; Tubbs, First Grade Mildred Mobb:;, Fourth Grade Mrs. E\·clyn Crowell, Junior High 1ath Mrs. Theba Cockreham, Second Grade Mrs. Ila Ostawald, Third Grade Mrs. Edith Abbott, Fifth Grade Mrs. Janette Smart, Sixth Grade Mr. John Snell, Band - Chorus Mrs. Janice James, Librarian �1r. James High School History Head Football Coach Mr. Knapp 7-8 ocial Studies 7 Science Assi::;tant Football Coach Basketball Coach FACULTY Miss Campbell 8 Science High School Sc.iences Geometry Mr. Law High School 1ath Chemistry H. S. Boys P. E. Mrs. Vigil High School Business Courses High School Girls P. E. Mr. Willborn Jr. & Sr. English Speech Reading Publications 5 ��SENIORS �LINDA TANNER VER 0 SO WER BEV TURNER R ICHARD TOWNSEND ERNIE ZELLNER JUDI McCONNEL �CHERYL McCOY DAVID LEDBETTER KARE HUNTI GTON RONNIE MILLER RAEDENE DAVIS BILL HOLDER �MARILY MO TGOMERY PAUL GILBERT NANCY PETERSON WALLACE WADE SOPHIA JAMES DICK TRIMBLE �DARLENE LAW DENNIS PATTON JUDY PAXTO E LWOOD HOWE LINDA CUNDIFF 11 �A CY SMYTH DALE K IGHT Talk about fierce headaches!! Do I HAVE to eat my oatmeal? SUZA MARTIN Cousin Lilly?!! SENIORS PRESENT "Every Fam.ily Has One" LENTA GLOVER JOYCE MORRISON JO CUNDIFF �LINDA CUNDirF B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Charm; 1; Business Club3,4; Publi cations1,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary Treasurer4; Junior Play; Student Council3; P. E. 2, 4; Office 4. RAEDE, E DAVIS B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice- President 3; 1ixed Choru I, 2; Girls Glee4; Student Council 2; Business Club3,4; Business Club Vice- President 3; Publications1,4; Busine::;s Manager4; Junior Play; Office3,4. PAUL GILBERT Football1, 2,3,4; Ba::;ketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track3; B Club1, 2,3,4; Science Club3; Cia::;::; Play3,4; B.H.S.1, 2,3,4. LE ITA GLOVER B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; G1rls Glee3,4; Pep Club3,4; Science Club3. 13ILL HOLDER B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Football1, 2,3,4; Basketball Manager1, 2,3,4; Track 1, 2; Play3,4; Junior Presi dent; Student Council 4; Student Body President4; Dititnct Student Council Vice-President4; Science Club3,4; Science Club Vice-President4; B Club I, 2,3,4. ELWOOD HOWE B. H.S. 2,3,4; Football 3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Business Club4. KARE HU TINGTON B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Senior Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club1, 2,3,4, President4; Business Club3,4; Library Science1, 2; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Girls P. E. 2,3,4; Business Achievement Day 2, 3. SOPHIA JAMES B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Student Council!; Class Reporter 4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Business Club 3,4; Library Science I, II, III; Girls P.E.3,4; Business Achieve ment Day 2; Majorette3,4; Junior Play; Purple Gold4. DALE K IGHT B.H.S.1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus1, 2,3. RON IE MILLER B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3; Basketball l, 2,3,4; Track1,3,4; Student Council 3,4; B. Club1, 2,3,4; B Club President4; Business Club3,4; Publications3,4; Colorado Boys State3; Junior Play; Senior Play. JOYCE MORRISO B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Chorus1, 2,3;Girl::; Glee3,4; Pep Club1; Busine::;::; Club4; Teachers Assistant 4; Library Science 2. JUDI McCONNEL B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3; Chorus 1, 2,3; Girl::; Glee 2,4. CHERYL McCOY B. H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; :--uxed Chorus 2, 3; All tate Choir 2; Madrigal4; Science Club Secre tary3; Junior Secretary ; Busines Club3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Publicatwns1, 2; Girls Glee4; Fine Arts4. JUDY PAYTON B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Library Sc.ic.nce 1,4; :.1ixed Chorus 3; Teachers A::;sistant4; FTA4. ANCY PETERSON B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Busine::;::; Club3, 4; SciencC; Club3; Junior Play; Senior Play; P. h. 4; Publications4. A CY SMYTH B.H.S.l, 2,3,4:Purple&: Goldl;Choru·l;Girl::; Glee 2; Annual 2; Pep Club3,4. VERNON SOWER B. H. S.1, 2,3,4; Senior President; Football1, 2,3, 4; Football Captain4; B Club l, 2,3,4; Track 3, 4; Student Council Vice-President 2; Publications 2; Class Play3; Sergeant of Arms of B Club 2,4. LINDA TAN ER Valedictorian; B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Fre hman President; Sophomore Secretary; Busines Club4; International Relations Club3,4; 1odel U. . As sembly 2,3; ational Honor Society 2,3,4; 1ixed Chorus1; Publications3; Purple&: Gold Editor3; Homecoming Attendant3. DARLENE LAW B.H.S. 1, 2,3,4; Chorus1, 2,3; Pep Club1, 2,4; P.E. 3,4; Senior Play. RICHARD TOW SEND B. H. S.1, 2,3,4; Football l,4; Band1,3,4; Annual4; BusinC;ss Club 4; cience Club4; Student Council 2,4; 1ixed Choru::;3. DAVID LEDBETTER B.H.S. 3,4; Football3,4; B Club3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Track 4; P. E. 4. DICK TRIMBLE B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Band1, 2,3,4; Dance Band1; F.T. A. 4; Science Club3; Publications 4; Football I. SUZA MARTI Salutatorian; B.H. S. l, 2,3,4;Pep Clubl,3,4;Cheer leader3,4; Student Council 3; Freshman Secretary; Business Club3,4; Business Club President3; Inter national Relations Club3,4; Model U. . Assembly 3; Mixed Chorus1; Publications3; Wolverine Editor 3; District 7 Typing Champion3. 1ARILY MO TGOMERY B.H.S.1, 2,3,4; Publications1; Pep Club1,2,3,4; Business Club4; Senior Play; Mixed Chorus I,3; Girls Glee. 4; Assistant Teacher 4. WALLACE WADE B.H.S.3,4; Football!; Basketball3; Track3; Jun ior Play; Usher for Queen and Attendant· 4; B Club 4. ER IE ZELLNER B.H. .1, 2,3,4; B Club1, 2,3,4. LC . 4. Lrg. at Arms3; Football l, 1,3.4; All Conft;renn. t:L'. Team4; Capt. 4: Track2,3,4: Basketba I 1,2,3,4: Ba eball l,2,3; Bus. Club3,4, Pres. 4: Publi cations3; Jr. Play. IS PATIO DE B.H. S. 4. �Senior Class Offi cers and Sponsors Changing Classes Senior Sportsmen in Ad:ion Slumber Parties! ! Seniors minus 5 years 14 �CLASSES �Bruce Sauer Donnalee McCoy David Martinez Molly Archuleta CHOICE Glen Grush Catherine Hasstedt Burt Wilmer Chrissie Dye Fred Stock Vanda Arnold JUNIORS 16 Harvey Hickman Phyllis Wilson Pat Denton Donna Clark �Eddy Garcia Dennis Peabody Mark Stevens James Cundiff Johnny Caviggia Elaine Berry Terry Mankins Jannet Heinz Rudy Archuleta James For sythe C lyde Boy Fun-loving class officers. Bruce M cD aniels Teddy Jack �Jerry Wells Tommy Davis Larry Davenport John Norton Connie Carter Patty Townsend Billie Keller Dixie Frost Howard Hickman Steve McDaniels Stanley Wilmer Donnie Snooks 18 Sue Atkins Patty Phares Shirley Lippert Sandra Hasstedt Judy Loring Bill Payton Sam Lucero Monte Wemmer �SOPH OMORES '64-'65 Roseanne Wells Luellie Archuleta Ponch McNew Linda Reed Betsy Van Camp Art Huntington Wayne Cundiff Sharon Jacobson Doug Mann Mary Ellen Lucero Cecil Mars Linda Heinz Pam Johnston Leaders of the Pack 19 �FRESHMEN '64-'65 Judy Mankins Raymond Lucero Donna Wade Marie Cundiff Joe Fahrion Donna Frost Gary Tanner Ross Gosney Lorna Wommer Robert Mobbs Coleen Trimble Beverly Beaver Jerry Abernathy 20 �Chris Oles' June Box Sharon Rather Dean Speer Phyllis McKinnis Bill S tagleman Steve Ancell Diane Bush Donnie Cundiff Ron Snow �MR. AND MISS JR. HIGH MIKE PEABODY CARNIVAL ROYALTY MURRAY LUDWIG Carnival King ROD EY FORSYTHE Carnival Prince VICKI TANNER Carnival Princess OT SHOWN CARLEE CAMPBELL Carnival Queen 22 BARBARA MciN ES �GRADES �M. Denton M. Peabody J " , S. Thompson J. Clark E. Chavez Richards C. Lucero M. Lucero F. Sanchez D. Rather . - .. . -..··... V. Amon J. Harper S. Glover S. Tate K. P. McCoy EIGH TH GRADE M. Cundiff C. Farley 24 L. Lucero �Leroy Sanchez Sue Mobbs Murray Ludwig Barbara Dye Vernon Kimball Brook Jobes Donna Atkinson Chuck McKinnis Libby Bassett Bob M cKee David Freestone Lucille Hasstedt Norman Jacques Carleen Campbell Carl Comyford Sam Tafoya Debbie Zellner Byron Frost Rita Sauer Louis Weibe Chloe Keller Barb Mcinnes Bruce Brown Vickie Kimball Dale Archuleta EIGHTH GRADE Denise Thompson Jan Ruwwe Gloria Archuleta 25 �Cundiff McKee Gmsh Fahrion Garcia Box Teller Law Martinez Mankins Abernathy Speer Wade Medina Atkinson Ancell Lucero Carter Stevens Davis Tmjillo Jacobson Lucero Weibe Phares SEVENTH GRADE MR. KNAPP 26 �G. Morris or D. Krier E. Romero M. Chavez R. Frost B. G. Stowell P. Martinez K. Reardon V. Tanner S. Heinz K. Sitton T. Wommer G. Townsend J. Comyford B. Bush C. Williams L. Archuleta SIXTH GRADE orton MRS. SMART P. Lucero D. Speer D. Smart M. Beaver G. Sanchez E. McCoy K. Snow C. Dye M. McKee D. Wheat F. McKinne M. Tafoya R. Forsythe E. Hasstedt J. Stephenson K. Jack S. Wilmer F. Wilbur 27 �June Comyford Judy Sauer Rickey Campball Larry Stolworthy Gary Brown Herbie LePlatt Wayne Wiebe Linda Montgomery Sparky Bewley Roderick Williams Joyce Hammond Britt Bassett Fred Archuleta Ronald Williams Rusty Hag a Denise Atkinson Stanley Steele Mitch Fahrion FIFTH GRADE Carol Cundiff Bobby McCoy MRS. ABBOTT-TEACHER Roger Hertle Louise Dye Steve Garcia Ronnie Stowell Karen Trimble Charles Clark 28 Connie Zellner Clifton Guest Dennis Sowards Tom Mankins Debbie Frost Margaret Wheat �T. Morris D. Law P. Sitton D. Bush D. Sowards R. SanchP7 E. Amon C. Lester M. Valdez G. Romero S. Sanisteven G. Martinez A. Gilbert J. Atkins Sowards . Bewley P. C Sowards W. Freestone FOURTH GRADE TEACHER-MRS. MOBBS L. Crone C. Williams Wade V. Frahm D. P. Morrison P. G. Buse Steele G. Box 29 P. Ludw1g B. Wilmer ]. Oles P. McKee �Medlin Archuleta Buse Romero Neal Stephenson Jordan Pope Mcintyre Sowards Stolworthy Lucero McCoy Hasstedt Reardon Thacker Dye Lucero McKee TH IRD GRADE MRS. OSTAWALD - TEACHER Williams Kimball Clark Hertel Abbott Stevens Clark Krier Krier Sitton Guest Chaudler Speer Eaklor 30 �Lena Sowards Ricky Willborn Karen Mcintyre David Sowards Barbara Burch Brad Brown Carol Brown Bobby Tuttrow Cheryl Frahm Robert Mankins Shauna Bewley Micky McNew Linda Williams Roger Kugle Candice Mobbs Chester McKinnis Debra McCoy Jay Wilmer Shelly Reardon Rory Moore Cathy Krier Richard Romero Roberta Archuleta Ross Martinez Pearl Sanchez Edward Lucero Shannon Bates Dean Cundiff Gloria Romero Sarah Lucero SECOND GRADE MRS. COCKREHAM-TEACHER Claudia Carter Tommy Tuttrow 31 �Tuttrow Clark Brown Lucero Lester Rock Mauldin Lester Frazzini Williams FIRST GRADE McCoy Hasstedt Sowards Lucero Bates Sanchez MRS. TURIB'S Morrison Harper Sowards Eaklor Lucero Pope Buse Romero Stephenson Chaudler Stafford Wilbur Cundiff Montgomery �INTERMEDIATE BAND STANDING: Linda Archuleta, Marjorie Chavez, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Patty Sitton, Rodney Forsythe, Evelyn Hasstedt, Susan Wilmer, Kathy Sitton, Vicki Tanner, Sharon Heinz, Marjorie Beaver. BE GINNING BAND STANDING: Greg Box, Terri Wommer, Mr. Snell. SEATED: Rodrick Williams, Bobby McCoy, Ronnie Stowell,. Ronald Williams, Dennis Law, Janet Atkins. Terry Morris, Connie Zellner. 33 �ATHLETICS �...... _, _, <( cQ 1-- 0 0 u.. • V) • :r: • cQ �David Ledbetter R1ght Guard Ernie Zellner Center SENIOR PLAYERS Bill Holder Left Tackle Richard Townsend Right End Paul Gilbert Right Tackle Elwood Howe Left ha If-back Vernon Sower Defensive Center Ronme Miller Left Guard 36 �SCOREBOARD us THEM Mission 14 0 Bloomfield 20 0 Dove Creek 18 0 Dolores 7 0 orwood 14 7 Mancos 6 16 Pagosa 3 26 Ignacio 8 13 Junior Players Freshman Player Sophomore Players Homecoming Royalty Season's Captains 37 �QUEEN Karen Huntington FOOT BALL H OMECOMING ATTENDA T Terry Mankins OT SHOWN ATTENDA T Beverly Turner 38 �QUEEN Terry Mankins BASKET HOME BALL COMING ATTENDANT ATTE DANT Linda Tanner Patty Townsend 39 �1965 SAN JUAN BASIN "A" LEAGUE CHAM PIONS �Bill Holder, Mgrs. James Forsythe, Ronnie Miller, Ernie Zellner, Bruce Sauer, Paul Gilbert, Art Huntington, Ross Gosney, Rudy Archuleta, Raymond Lucero, Coach Knapp. "A" TEAM AND SCOREBOARD HOME THEY 46 44 60 58 71 82 80 39 61 51 56 47 -6 41 58 76 91 60 58 36 Pagosa 82 53 Ignacio 67 61 42 63 Ignacio Mancos Dove Creek Pagosa Dolores Tournament Games Dove Creek 41 �Joe Fahrion, Johnny Caviggia, Ciggy Garcia, Gary Tanner, Bill Stagleman, Jerry Abernathy, Howard Hickman, Donnie Snooks, Steve Ancell, Coach Knapp. "B" TEAM AND SCOREBOARD Ignacio Mancos Dove Creek Pagosa Dolores 42 HOME THEY 42 54 42 63 23 45 57 47 54 84 52 60 37 45 50 53 58 32 53 45 �"A" TEAM Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Suzan Martin, Linda Tanner CHEERLEADERS "B" TEAM Marie Cundiff, Linda Reed, Linda Heinz 43 �Byron Frost, Chloe Keller, Brook Jobes, Murray Ludwig, Sammy Tate, Mike Peabody, John Mankins, Pat Fahrion, Vernon Kimball, Coach Knapp. PUP TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS Mariam Abernathy, Sue Mobbs, Lois Martinez, Connie Farley, NOT SHOWN: Carol Grush and Libby Bassett. 44 �ORGANIZATIONS ��ts, W. Easy BAYFIELD 171 FG FT PF 4 o-o 3 Me cw Z 3·1' 3 Jo'or '1he 5 2·3 5 Zellner 3 I 3 3 Gtlbert 2 7-11 D saut'r 4 4 4 Z n l!u .tinl(to n 28 20 2> Totals IGNACIO (UI FG FT 11·9 4 3·0 8 -::::... .... = . ,:..____ 0 !·6 Edges Pirates 54-53; ��---....� . .. . �--��..,.. ; - ' MARCHING AND CONCERT BAND B.H .S. BANDS DANCE BAND �MAJORETTES Molly Archuleta Lorna Wommer Head Majorette Billie Jeanne Keller BANNER CARRIERS Luellie Archuleta Mary Ellen Lucero 49 �GIRLS GLEE STA.'DING: B. Keller. D. Frost. L. Glover, P. kKinnis, J. Box, R. Davis. R. Wells. S. Uppert, D. Bush. J. Morrison. P. Wilson. Instructor-Mr. Snell. SEATED: • L Archuleta L. \ 'ommer. D. Frost, M. Lucero. J. Loring. L. Archuleta, E. Berry. P. Johnston. J. 1cConnel. D. Clark, M. Montgomery. C. McCoy. . MAD I GAL Hasste t S evens S. 'ilmer D. Snoo ks, R. To'insetxl S. tk'ns P. T ownsend, B. 'ilmer. J. Heinz Archuleta, P. Johnston, B. Keller, S. Hasste J .. 1cConnel. 'OT SH : . 1r. � • ' �STA DING: L. Heinz, C. Carter, D. McCoy, P. Me ·ew, R. Gosney, G. Tanner, J. Caviggia, C. Garcia, C. Hasstedt, L. Archuleta. SEATED: R. Townsend, S. Martin, Mrs. James, J. Heinz, B. Holder, T. Mankins, Mr. James, R. Miller, L. Tanner. B.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Bill Holder ................................................ President Terry Mankins .. ........... ...... . . ........ .. ... ... . Vice-President Jannet Heinz .............................................. Secretary This year B.H.S. Student Council has been a very efficient organization. Among their projects were the sponsoring and organization of the Homecoming Parade and Dance, The Christmas Program, and Spirit D ay. President, Bill Holder, also served as District Vice-President this year. 51 �PERSPECTIVE F.T.A. (Future Teachers of America) A chapter of FTA has been started as of January, 1965. This organization is not yet chartered but plans to apply for membership in the National FTA early next year. Mr. Abbott sponsors this group. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB STANDING: Mr. Turner, Suzan Martin, Mark Stevens. SEATED: Donnalee McCoy, Vanda Arnold, Pam Johnston, Linda Tanner. 52 �BUSINE SS CLUB SEATED: Mrs. Vigil, Judy Mankins, Jannet Heinz, Terry Mankins, Marie Cundiff, Linda Cundiff, Nancy Peterson, Dixie Frost. 2ND ROW: Molly Archuleta, Richard Townsend, James Forsythe, Ronnie Miller, Bruce Sauer, David Martinez, Suzan Matin, Chrissie Dye. 3RD ROW: Radene Davis, Linda Tanner, Cheryl McCoy, Marilyn Montgomery, Ernie Zellner, Sophia James, Joyce Morrison, Karen Huntington, Linda Reed. SCIENCE CLUB SEATED: Steve Ancell, Raymone Lucero, Pam Johnston, Donnalee McCoy, Vanda Arnold, Joe Fahrion. 2ND ROW: Robert Mobbs, Ciggy Garcia, Bill Holder, James Cundiff, Bill Stagleman, Gary Tanner, Ross Gosney. 3RD ROW: Mr. Law, Donnie Snooks, Jerry Abernathy, Larry Davenport, Bill Payton, Monte Wemmer, Miss Campbell. 53 �"B" CLUB SEATED: B. Wilmer, C. Garcia, J. Caviggia, G. Tanner, S. McDaniels, J. Forsythe, R. Miller, R. Archuleta, D. Peabody, R. Gosney, G. Grush. 2ND ROW: J. Cundiff, P. Gilbert, B. Sauer, W. Wade, C. Mars, A. Huntington, B. Holder, F. Stock, D. Ledbetter, E. Zellner. 3RD ROW: D. Martinez, J. Wells, R. Townsend, D. Mann, W. Cundiff, T. Davis, P. McNew, C. Box, Harvey Hickman, Howard Hickman, Coach James. B.H.S. PEP CLU B 1ST ROW: Nancy, Linda, Marilyn, Cheryl, Radene, Dixie, Nancy, Donnalee, M. Pam, Mrs. Vigil. 2ND ROW: Beverly, Judy, Phyllis, D onna, Coleen, Diane, Patty, Donna, June, Phyllis. 3RD ROW: Lenta, Phyllis, Catherine, Chrissie, Connie, Patty, Sandra, Molly, Billie. 4TH ROW: Donna, Karen, Mary Ellen, Elaine, Sue, Luellie, Shirley, Roseanne, Vanda, Sophia. 54 �What a coat!! The Good Ole Days Morning Wait The Rummy Club 2 and 2 equal . . . Typical? r -Grrrr- �"SPIRIT DAY" A new tradition was begun at B.H. S. this year. It was sponsored by Student Council and was named "Spirit Day" Students wore crazy outfits and original signs promoting school spirit. Students were judged--Karen Huntington took first place this year. Spirit Day was held preceding the Bay field-Pagosa game and proved to be a big success. "Impartial Judge" "Where was this picture taken? "Spirit of the 20's" "Quite a pair" "Wipe 'em out!!!" "Hi Babel" "Dogpatch Beauty" Modern Type Cheerleaders "Workers for the City" �ACTIVITIES ��JUNIORS SE IORS Linda Tanner James Forsythe David Ledbetter FAVORITES CLASS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES Cecil Mars Terry Mankins Robert Mobbs Luellie Archuleta 59 Do nna Wade �ALL-AROUND FAVORITES Linda Tanner Vernon Sower MOST STUDIOUS Bill Payton Linda Tanner BEST DANCERS J annet Heinz 60 James Forsythe �BEST LOOKING Jannet Heinz Gary Tanner MOST ATHLETIC Paul Gilbert MOST FRIENDLY Billy H older Jannet Heinz 61 Terry Mankins �"BLAH!!" "Please don't feed the bears." "Practice makes it perfect" Did you say, "Out of season"?!!! "Pepi" "Typical?" 62 "Miss Europe-- '02" "Sleeping Beau�y'' "Yeah, yeah, yeah" ��,I ; ; . ' ' ' ·' ... ', 1 .. ,I ,. •' f�� ....... - "'� ,: "\. ;::.,.. ..J.._ \: .. ......._..: ,;. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1965 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1965 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1965, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 62 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. 1965 Wolverine IIIF Item Metadata UUID e0d5b1c5-3a17-4789-8e35-ee9c7a86509c Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/acaa8722d6e8e0d9c01fdd5341011002.pdf 7e9af581635c64b7132b22684c743c3d PDF Text Text Wolverine 19 66 ��WOLVERINE-1966 BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAYFIELD) COLORADO We may look back upon our school years as the happy years when the darkness of ignorance was brightened surely and steadily by the gleam of knowledge. To preserve the meaningful associations and memorable events of this school year, the staff and I combined photographs with paragraphs. We hope that this annual will be your special record of the activity, character, and spirit of the Bayfield High School during that school year of 1965-1966. Terry Mankins, "Wolverine" Editor • • �MR . THOMAS JAMES Senior Sponsor; High School History, Head Football Coach, "B" Basketball Coach MR. IRVING JOHNSON- Freshman Sponsor; Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Elem. Music, Band MR. MARSHAL L KARR-Sophomore Sponsor; Psychology, Geography, World History --- MR. STEVE JOHl\ Senior Sponsor; High School Math, Physics, Algebra, Ass't. Football Coach MRS. JANICE JAMES- Freshman Sponsor; Librarian, Library Science, Pep Club Sponsor ___ MRS. JANE BROO KEY-Annual and Paper Sponsor; Speech English II, III, IV, Reading FACULTY MRS . MARGARET HENRY Sophomore Sponsor; High School Sciences, 8th Grade Science, Geometry MR. NORMAN KNAPP-8th Grade Spon sor; Junior High Social Studies, Basketball Coach �M RS. SMART 6th Grade M RS . MOBBS 4th Grade MRS . PHE LPS Jr. High Janitor MR. RYAN High School Janitor • 1 OUR COO KS: Mrs. Hotz ; Mrs. Wells; Mrs. Montgomery; Mrs. Hickman; Mrs. Arnspiger. PERSONNEL TEACHERS' ASSISTANTS: SEATED; Pam, Bru e, Oonnalee, Vanda. STAi\'OING; Terry. Roseanne. Mary Ellen. Judy. O FFICE HELP: Luellie; Connie; Elaine; Linda; Phyllis; Catherine. M R . . 'ORMA.:' Secretary �SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE �SENIORS �RAFAEL DAVID MARTI EZ "Dave" RUBE 1 EDDY GARCIA "Ciggy" DO A L EE McCOY "Donna lee" VA DA JO AR O L D "Jody" MARK L. STEVE S "Mark" �EDITH E LAh E BERRY "Elaine" HARVEY EDWARD HICK..\.1A, T ''Harv'' PHY L LIS JEAt' s, 'OOKS ''Phyllis" JOH,' FREDRICK STOCK "Fred'' CLYDE BOX "Clyde" �HAROL D BURT ER WIU..1ER, JR. "Burt" TEDDY W. JACK "Teddy" WILSO PHYL LIS A "Phyllis" BRUCE LEE McDANIEL "Bruce" MARY CHR YSELLA DYE "Chrissie" �LETTIE LOUISE ROBBI S "Louise" G LE ER EST GRUSH "Glen " A MARIE C LA RK DO RUDY A LEXARCHULETA "Rudy" JAMES AR O LD CU DIFF "James" �JOHNNY LEE CAVIGGIA "Johnny" Senior Class President JAMES MARIO FORSYTHE "James" Senior Class Vice President BRUCE DEA SAUER "Bruti" President-District Student Council TERRY A N MANKI S "Terrance" Sec . -Treas. -District Student Council 10 CATHERINE SUE HASSTEDT "Cathy" Senior Class Sec. -Treas. �SENIOR MEMBERS ACTIVITIES AR OLD, VA DA: B. H. S. 2,3,4; Teachers' Ass't.3; F. T . A. 3;Pep Club 2,3,4;Majorette 2,3; Girls Glee 2,3;Mixed Chorus1, 2;Int. Rel't. 2;Science Club3,4;"Wolverine" Staff4;Junior Play. HICKMA , HARVEY: B. H . S . 1 , 2,3,4;. 1ixed Chorus1;Basketball1, 2; Football 2,4;Track 1;"B" Club1, 2,3,4;Junior Play and Senior Play. JACK, TEDDY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Senior Play. ARCHULETA, RUDY: B. H. S. 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus1, 2;Band1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4;Track 2,3,4;Basketball!, 2,3,4;"B" Club 2,3,4;Sarg. at-arms 4;Junior Play. LOVATO, TONY: B. H. S. 4;Senior Play Artist. MA KI S, TERRY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Sarg. -at arms1; Sec. 3;Pep Club1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee 2; Band1, 2,3; Reporter3;Business Club 2,3,4, Sec. 3;Student Council1, V. President3;Dist. Sec. -Treas. 4;Cheerleader1, 2,3,4;Teachers' Ass't. 4;P&G Staff 2,3;"Wolverine" Staff 2,3, 4, Co-Edttor3, Editor4; Fine Arts, Band 2,3; Speech3;Homecommg Attendant3;Basketball Queen3;Junior and Senior Plays;D.A. R. Good Citizen 4. BERRY, ELAINE: B.H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Glee 2,3;Band1, 2,3;Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4;Student Council Sec. -Treas. 2; P&G Co-Editor 2;Editor3;Staff4;"Wolverine" Staff 4;Madrigal 3; Office 4; Homecoming At tendant 2;Junior and Senior Plays. BOX, CLYDE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4; Business Club3; Football!, 2,3,4, Captain4; Basketball 2;Base ball 2;Track 2; "B" Club1, 2,3,4. MARTI EZ, DAVID: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Business Club 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2; Football1, 2,3,4; Basketball1, 2,3; Track1, 2,3,4;"B" Club 2,3, 4;Junior and Senior Plays. CAVIGGIA, JOH Y: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, President 3,4;Mixed Chorus 2;Band 2,3;Ski Club 4; F. T. A. 3;Student Council3,4, President4; Football1,3, 4; Basketball1, 2,3,4;Track3; "B" Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2;Junior Play and Semor Play. McCOY, DOt\ ALEE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4; F. T .A. 3;Science Club 2,3,4;Int. Relat. 2,3;Pep Club l, 2,3,4; Student Councll 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Teach ers Ass't3,4;Jumor and Senwr Plays. CLA RK, DO A: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Pep Club1, 2, 3,4;Mixed Chorus1, 2,3; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Fine Arts, Mixed Chorus 2,3; Speech3;Senior Play. McDANIEL, BRUCE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4. CUNDIFF, JAMES: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2,4; Science Club3,4;Pep Club1;Annual Staff1; Student Council4; Football 2;Basketball1, 2;"B" Club 2,3,4;Junior Play. PEABODY, DE IS: B. H. S. 2,3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4;Baseball 2; Wrestling1. DYE, CHRISSIE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Pep Club1, 2, 3,4;Business Club 2,3,4; F. T. A.3; Girls Glee 2,3;Mixed Chorus 2; Fine Arts, Speech 3;Sen ior Play. SAUER, BRUCE: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Busmess Club 2,3;Mixed Chorus 2; F . T . A .3. V. President3; Fines Arts; Football1, 2,3; Basketball l, 2,3,4, All Conf. 3, All-State 2nd Team 3;Track1, 2,3, 4;Junwr and Senior Plays. FORSYTHE, JAMES: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Prestdent 1, V. President4;Business Club 2,3;Mixed Chorus 2;Student Council V. President4; Fine Arts, Speech1; Football 2,3,4, Captain4, All Con£. 4;Basketball l, 2,3,4;Track3;Baseball1, 2; "B" Club1, 2,3, President4; Senior Play. S OOKS, PHYLLIS: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Treas. 3; Pep Club l, 2,3,4;Business Club 4;Girls Glee 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Band 2,3,4; Fine Arts 1, 2,3,4; Junior and Semor Plays. ROBBI S, LOUISE: B. H. S. 4;Senior Play. STEVE S, MARK: B. H. S. l, 2,3,4;Mixed Chorus 2,4;Madngal 3; Science Club4;Int. Relat. 3; Fine Arts; Track1, 2,3,4; "B" Club4;Jumor Play. GARCIA, EDDY: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, President 2, V. President3;Science Club3;Mixed Chorus 2; Fine Arts1;P&G Staff 4; Student Council 2,3; Football 2,3,4;Track3;Basketball3, Mgr. 4; Baseball1, 2; "B" Club1, 2,3,4;Junior Play. STOCK, FRED: B. H.S. 1, 2,3,4;Science Club 2; Ski Club 4; Student Council 4; Fine Arts 2,4; "Wolverine" Staff4; Football1, 2,3,4;Track1, 2, 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 1, 2,3; Wrestling4;"B" Club l, 2,3,4, V. President4;Junior and Senior Plays. GRUSH, GLEN: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Ski Club4; Track3; Football 2,3,4; "B" Club 2,3,4. WILSO , PHYLLIS: B. H. S. 3,4;Pep Club3,4; Girls Glee3;Senior Play. HASSTEDT, CATHERI E: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4, Sec. 2,4; F.T. A. 3;Girls Glee 2;Mixed Chorus 2; Madrigal 2;Band1, 2,3,4;Business Club 4; Stu dent Council3; Fine Arts 2,3,4;Betty Crocker Homemaker 4; Homecoming Queen 4;Junior Play and Senior Play. WI LMER, BU RT: B. H. S. 1, 2,3,4;Sctence Club 3,4;Mixed Chorus1, 2,4; Madngal3; Football Mgr. 2,3,4; "B" Club 2,3,4; Semor Play. 11 �Bruce Sauer as "Model S" "They don't make them like me anymore." THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS aBOYS AND GHOULS TOGETHER)) SE IOR CLASS MOTTO: "For they can conquer who believe they can." FLOWER: Orchid COLORS: SE 1IOR CLASS O F FICERS A 'D SPO SORS: Mr. James, Sponsor; James Forsythe, V. President; Catherine Hasstedt, Sec. -Treas.; Johnny Caviggia, President; Mr. Johns, Sponsor. Lavendar and White 12 �CLASSES �Frank Carman Luellie Archuleta Wayne Cundiff Sue Atkins Tommy Davis Patricia Boak Mickey Foley Connie Carter Howard Hickman Sandra Hasstedt Art Huntington Pam johnston Larry Davenport Class Officers Joe Lucero Judy Loring Sam Lucero JUNIOR 14 �Doug Mann Mary Ellen Lucero Cecil Mars orton Poncho McNew John Donnie Snooks Jerry Wells Frank Carmen-Pres., Poncho Me ew-Vice Pres., Mary Ellen Lucero- Reporter, Connie Carter-Secretary-Treasurer, Sponsor-Mr. Martin. CLASS 15 Patty Phares Steve McDaniel Roseanne Wells Bill Payton Linda Reed Stanley Wilmer DLxie Frost Monte Wommer �June Box Jerry Abernathy Diane Bush Steve Ancell Beverly Beaver Donnie Cundiff Marie Cundiff Joe Fahrion SOPHOMORE )Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q{}Q�Q(�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�Q�� Donna Frost Ross Gosney Judy Mankins 16 Raymond Lucero �Arleta Phill ips Robert . 1obbs V icke y Parks Ron 'i n ow Coleen Trimble Dean Speer D o.m a W ad e Bill Stagleman CLASS Sophomore Class Officers 'iPO:\'iOR<; .\1rs Henry and :v1r. K.Hr ·,,ith :v1.uie Ross Gosney-Pres., Donna Cundiff-Vice-Pres. , Wade-Ser:s· at Arms, Arleta l'hillips-'>t:cretary Lorna\\ om mer Treasurer. B:trbara Hebel 17 �Dale Archuleta Verdon Amon Gloria Archuleta Bruce Buckner Donna Atkinson Libby Bassett Jack Clark Darlene Boak Carl Comyford Sandra Burch Barbara Burge Melvin Cundiff Elsie Chavez David Freestone Marilyn Denton FRESHMAN Louis Weihe Barbara Dye Byron Frost Robin Echols 1orman Jacques Connie Farley Shila Glover Brook Jobes Jeanie Harper Vernon Kimball Lucille Hasstedt 18 �Vickie Kimball Lloyd Lucero Carol Lucero Murray Ludwig Shirley Lucero • Patricia McCoy Bobby McKee Barbara Mcinnes Charles McKinnis Michael Peabody 1\vila Parks Leroy anchez Jan Ruwwe Sam Tafoya Rita Sauer Sam Tate Edith Tuttrow John Tuttrow Debbie Zellner ue �1obbs CLASS ************ ******** * * * * * * * Sponsors Mrs. James, and Mr. Johnson with Shirley Lucero-Sec retary, Barbara Mclnnes-Treas urer, Edith Tuttrow-Vice Pres ident, Vernon Kimball-President, Carl Comyford-Serg. at Arms. * * * * * * * * 19 �"What? " ", 'o prompting from the audtcnce , "Going somewhere??" .. "Censored " " From one extreme to the other." The Age of Innocence. "One down ... " "Elaine. it's not nice to stare!" �GRADES �:\1iriam Abernathy Tom Brod erick Mary Ancell Pat Fahrion Deborah Atkinson Loleet Box Eric Jacobson Diane Burge Delfin Lucero Cindy Carter Charlotte Cundiff John Mankins Paula Davis Fred McK ee Sana Echols Bonnie Fuller Sam Phares Vicky Garcia Jerry Sanchez Carol Grush Merry Law Dennis Speer Emma Lucero Dalen Stevens Lois Martinez EIGHTH GRADE Jenny Wade K enneth Wei be Mrs. Thompson Teacher 22 �Linda Archuleta Rodney Forsythe Marjorie Beaver Billy Bush Marjorie Chavez Janie Comyford Paul Lucero Carol Dye Michael McKee 2'v1arelen Dillahunty Evelyn Hassted t Gregory Morrison Patty Martinez Earnest Romero Evelyn �1cCoy Becky Norton DeWayne Santisteven K athy Reard on K inzer Snow Edna Shelhamer Debra Speer Ronald Frost Joleen Stevenson Gilbert Sanchez �1argaret Tafoya Debra Wheat Kathy Sitton Gayla Stowell Susan \\'ilmer Terri \Vommer SEVENTH GRADE �Britt Basset Denise tkinson Charles Clark June Comyford Mitchell Fahrion Carol Cundiff Patrick Foley Louise Dye Steve Garcia Clifton Guest Gertru de Echols Roger Hertel Micki Fuller DeaR Leas SIXTH GRADE Herbert LePlatt Linda Montgomery Tommy Mankins Connie Parks Robert McCoy Custer Morris Judy Sauer Stanley Steele Karen Trimble Ronald Stowell Wayne Wiebe Margaret Wheat Roderick Williams Connie Zellner Ronald Williams 24 �Mrs. Abbott Elaine Amons Gregory Box Janet Atkins Gary Buse Pam Bates Lende Crone Vickie Frahm \\" ayne Freestone Al bert Gilbert Joyce Hammond Dennis Law Virginia Martinez Clarence Lester FIFTH GRADE Preston Ludwi� Paul Lucero David Bush Terry Lynn Morris Pat McKee Karla Steele Paul Morrison Gary Romero Patty Sitton Billy Ross Marie Valdez Ronald Sanchez Sam Santisteven Marilyn Valdez Dan Wade Barbara Wilmer Gary Brow n 25 �Bralia Archuleta Charles Buse Arlene Chandler Kenneth Clark Kathleen Clark Dolores Dye Steven Guest Cathy Craig John Hasstedt Mary Ann Lucero Danny Kimball Donna Mcintyre Steven Lucero Becky McKee Linda Purcell Wayne Neal Beverly Parks Thomas Sitton Cindy Reardon Jeannie Speer Stanley Williams Joan Hertel Della Stevenson Cynthia Stevens Sue Ellen McCoy FOURTH GRADE 26 MRS. MOBBS Teacher �Danae Bates Robert Brookey El da Fern Berge Dean Cun diff Carol Brown Barbara Burch Claudia Carter Press Gurule Tish Echols Roger Kugle Cheryl Frahm Shannon Fuller Carolyn Hancock Robert Mankins Sarah Lucero Ross Martinez Debra McCoy Karen Mcintyre Candice Mobbs Mike Rittenhouse Chloe Phillips Charles Sanchez Shelley Reardon Richard Tuttrow Robert Tuttrow John Williams Mickey McNew Pearl Sanchet THIRD GRADE 27 Teacher Mrs. OS\\ ald �Karen Clark Danny Block Janice Chandler Mike Buse Tina Rock Robert Hasstedt Esther Dye Orlando Lucero Elizabeth Hancock Raymond Lester Kelly Denise Clifton Parks Barbara Lester Tommy Stevenson Sherre McCoy Terri Montgomery John Frazz ini Phyllis Morrison Jay Wilmer Lou Stafford SECOJVD GRADE Jimmie Sue Bates Darrel Sheets 28 Teacher MRS. COCKREHAM �Danny Abernathy Queena Buse Clay Bassett Jimmie Dawn Carmack Eugene Cundiff Christy Carter Kaare Evensen Patsy Clark Jerry Frazzini Evelyn Copeland Michael Freestone Doris Ann Crone Terry Gilbert Diana Fuller Ronnie Glover Carol Garcia Paul Harper Doreen Hancock Bruce Jaques Donna Knapp Donnie Lucero Susie Mars Herman Lucero Rebecca Mobbs Jimmie McCoy Tammy Murray Corky Mcintyre Theresa Rae! Mark Rittenhouse Betty Ross Eric Craig Elizabeth Williams Charles Tuttrow Cheryl \\'ilmer Jimmie Mars FIRST GRADE Teacher MRS. HASS TEDT 29 Teacher MRS. TUBBS �Rodney Forsythe, Delfin Lucero, Jerry Sanchez, Vincent Palmer, John Mankins, Fahrion, Ronnie Frost, Coach Norman K napp. Kenny Weibe, Pat PUP TEAM Junior High Cheerlead ers Junior High Pep Club. Lois Martinez, Kathy Sitton. Sana Echols, Patty Martinez, �MR. & MISS JUNIOR HIGH KE Y WEIBE and DIA CARNIVAL ROYALTY Prince-Mitc h Fahrion, King-Michael McKee, Queen-Patty Martinez, Princess-Denise Atkinson. E BURGE ��ATHLETICS �SENIORS IN C LY D E BOX- LI EBACKE R JAMES F O RSYTHE-END EDDY GA RCIA-CE TER HARVEY HICKl\L\, '-GUA RD FOOTBALL ACTION G L E1. GRUSH-GUA R D ]Oill\'. ·y CAVIGGIA-LEFT-HA LFBACK F RE D STOCK-TA C K LE DAVID MARTINEZ-E D �JUNIOR PLAYERS 1ST ROW-Stanley Wilmer, Howard Hickman, Wayne Cundiff. 2 D ROW-Jerry Wells, Cecil Mars, Frank Car men. 'OT SHOWN-Poncho Me, 1ew. SOPHOMORE PLAYERS 1ST ROW- Raymond Lucero, Ross Gosney, Jerry Aber nathy, 2ND ROW-Steve Ancell, Bill Stagelman, Robert Mobbs. THEY OPPo,· 'T BLOO. !FIELD WE 19 31 19 6 14 o 27 12 21 149 DO\T CREEK DOLORES 'ORWOOD \lA. 'COS DURA. ·co JV PAGOSA IG. 'ACIO CORTEZ JV . . 0 0 0 6 0 0 7 0 0 TI .; �..... FRESH:\1AN PLAYER Coach James and Ass't Coach Johns with captains; James For ythe and Clyde Box. 1ST ROW-Bryon Fro t, �1m·ray Ludwing, Sam Tate, Bobby McKee. 2 'D ROW- Louis. Weibe, David Freestone. 35 �Running for the first touch down in the Quarter- Finals against 1orwood is David Martinez ( 0); James For sythe (15) is in the back ground ready for action. Quarter-Finals Norwood vs. Bayfield Final Score 6-12 Cecil Mars 3 ( 0) puts a halt to one of 1orwood's players while another uni dentified Wolverine is close by to help out if needed. Jerry Wells 4 ( 0) appears to have lost the pigskin, but he managed to hang on to it and gain some more offensive yardage for the Wolverines. Cecil Mars 3 ( 0) is making sure that the orwood player doesn't get away. �This is the game at Springfield during the Semi-finals. Hitting head to head with a Springfield player is Raymond Lucero 4 ( 5). Holding back another Springfield player is Fred Stock ( 77) and Jerry Wells 4 ( 0). In the back watching are Cecil l\.1ars (30) and Frank Carman ( 85). Semi-Finals Springfield vs. Bayfield Final Score 34-14 The San Juan Basin Coaches chose an All- Conference Team where only two Bayfield players managed to place on the first team. Cecil Mars got a berth on the 1st team Offensive Fullback. Honorable mention for the Offensive team were Jerry Wells, Frank Carman, Fred Stock, and Robert Mobb . James Forsythe received 1st Team Defensive End. Honorable mention went to Rudy Arculeta, Frank Carman, Clyde Box, David Martinez, Cecil Mars, and Ross Gosney for the Defensive Team. Poncho McNew Quarter-back, threw the pass to End James Forsythe (15). Rudy Archuleta (60) is running up to help out James, but he wasn't quick enough to keep one of the Longhorn players from intercepting the pass. Final Score-34-14, Spring field's favor. �QUEE CATHERI E HASSTEDT HOMECOMING ROYALTY ATTENDA 'T VICKIE PARKS ATTE 'DANT SANDRA HASSTEDT �Mgr. Eddy Garcia; Raymond Lucero; Poncho Me, 'cw; Cecil �1ars; Art Huntington; Bru e Sauer; Mickey Foley; James Forsyth e; Rudy Archuleta; Johnny Ca viggia; Ross Gosney; Mr. 'orman Knapp, Coach; David Martinez. statistics. VARSITY TEAM "Jump. Bruce. Jump!" Waiting for a pep ass mbly to b gin. Wol\'crines at practice. 39 �James Forsythe Senior-Guard Johnny Caviggia Senior- Forward FIVE FIRST Coach Mr. 1 'orman Knapp Bruce Sauer Senior-Center Poncho M , 'ew Junior-Forward Art Huntington Junior-Guard 40 �RUNNER-UP STATE TOURNEr Wolverines Win District Sportsmanship Trophy ... E ..-' ., $ Dove Creek "' ,"' 85 Ignacio* 78 Mancos* 71 Pagosa* 80 Dolores 82 44 67 99 74 Games District VII Tourne y WE THE 71 orwood 4 Art Huntington ( 14) ALL-STATE TEAM Bruce Sauer. ( 34) ALL-STATE TEAM James Forsythe Cecil Mars James Forsythe and Cecil Mars Poncho Me ew ( 22) ALL-STATE TEAM �Mgr. Eddy Garcia, Joe Fahrion, Snooks, Frank Carman, Murray Ludwig, Jerry Wells, Wayne Cundiff, Bill Stagelman, Jerry Abernathy, Steve Ancell, Donnie Tommy Davis, Byron Frost, Coach Thomas James. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES WE 49 46 57 54 49 69 57 69 32 65 44 THEY Dove Creek Ignacio Mancos Pagosa Dolores Mancos Silverton Dove Creek Ignacio Dolores Pagosa 44 64 30 62 61 43 48 52 57 61 35 Terry aranjo shooting for a free throw. Steve Ancell going in for a lay-up. "Wolverine's Jump Ball" Bayfield Captains: Frank Carman Jerry Wells �"I'm Luellie . . . " "I'm Connie . .. " Varsiry Cheerleaders Luellie, Connie, Terry, Elaine "I'm Terry.. . " "I'm Elaine . .. " 41 �JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Rita Colleen Barbie Marie The Blondes I3a rbie Colleen The Redheads Marie 42 �ORGANI,ZA TIONS �SEATED: Terry Mankins; James Forsythe; Johnny Caviggia; Donnalee McCoy. STA DING: Marie Cundiff; Sue Mobbs; Beverly Beaver; James Cundiff; Fred Stock; Bruce Sauer; Cecil Mars; Poncho Me ew; Pam Johns ton, Vickie K imball; Johnny Tuttrow; Mr. Thomas James, Sponsor. STUDENT COUNCIL... PRESIDE T . . . . . . . . . Johnny Caviggia V. PRESIDENT James Forsythe SEC. -TREAS . . . . . . . . . Donnalee McCoy The Bayfield High School Student Coun il had many projects this year. We revised our Constitution, updated all lub har ters, sponsored the Homecoming parade, and the Home oming Dane 44 . �Bayfield High School was w ll r present d in the District Student Coun il. Bruce Sauer served as President, Terry Mankins as Se retary-Treasurer, and Mr. Thomas James was the District Student Council Sponsor. With the leadership of these people, the District Coun il was a very effie ient group. In addition to the regular duties, these officers and sponsor revised the sportsmanship ratings, set up the be ginning of a Educational Contest among memb r schools, and many oth r various projects to improve the San Juan Basin District "A" League Student Council. Terry \1ankins, Secretary-Treasurer, Dist. Bruce Sauer, Presid ent, Dist. MR. THOMAS JAMES Bayfield High School Student Council, Sponsor San Juan Basin District "A" League Student Council Sponsor ...ACTIVITIES Our spirits matched the blaze of the HOMECOMING BO .FIRE! HOMECOMING ROYALTY in the Home coming Parade sponsored by our Student Council. 45 �The Coaches-�1r. Steve Johns; �1r. , orman Knapp; Mr. Thomas James. Burt \Vilmer; Jerry \\'ells; E d d y Garcia; Raymond Lucero; :V1ark Stevens; Clyde Box; Johnny Caviggia; Wayne Cund iff; Frank Carman; Cecil 'vbrs; Han·ey Hickman; Ross Gosney; Robert Mobbs; Poncho Me ew; Stanley Wilmer; Howard Hickman; David Martinez; James Forsythe; Bruce �kDaniel; Fred Stock; Glen Grush; Jerry Abernathy; Bill Stagelman; James Cund iff; Art Huntington; Bruce Sauer; Rudy Archuleta; Dennis Peabod y; and Steve Ancell. PRESIDE T . . V. PRESIDE T . SEC. -TREAS. . THE "B" Club Members 46 . James Forsythe . . . Fred Stock . Glen Grush �1ST. ROW-Arleta Phillips; Beverly Beaver; Jan Ruwwe; Sue :'v1obbs; Debbie Zellner; Vanda Arnold; Dcnnalee McCoy; Pamela Johnston; Mrs. James, Sponsor. 2 D. ROW-Toni Williams; Valerie Williams; Donna Frost; Sandra Burch; Elsie Chavez; Shirley Lucero; Gloria Archuleta; Shila Glover; Connie Farley; Darlene Boak; Donna Clark; Sue Atkins. 3RD. ROW-Donna Atkinson; Lucille Hasstedt; Barbara Dye; Phyllis Wilson; Cathy Hasstedt; Phyllis Snooks; Chrissie Dye; Pat Boak; Donna Wade; Vickey Parks; Judy Mankins. 4TH. ROW Vickie K imball; Barbara Burge; Twila Parks; Libby Bassett; Robin Echols; Dale Archuleta; Sandra Hasstedt; Dixie Frost; Linda Reed; Roseanne Wells; ;\1ary Ellen Lucero; Judy Loring. CHEERLEADERS-Junior Varsity, !\1arie Cundiff; Colleen Trimble; Barbara Mcinnes; Rita Sauer. Senior Varsity, Elaine Berry; Terry ;\1ankins; Connie Carter; Luellie Archuleta. PEP CLUB Pep Club congratulates team after \\ inning £;arne at • 'orwood. PRESIDE T . o o VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY . SPO SOR 0 o o o Linda Reed . :'v1ary E. Lucero . Sue Atkins :\1rs. James �Terry Mankins-Editor-in-Chief, Mrs. Jane Brookey Sponsor. "If we trim the edges, maybe we can make 650 sq. inches of photographs fit in 2 20 sq. inches of paper. " Terry Mankins-Editor-in-Chief. "Happiness is knowing that the deadlines have been met. " aWOLVERINE)) Judy :V1ankins, Donna Wade, Vickie Parks-Staff :V1embers. " Use your fastest shutter speed! Our smiles are quick!" Sandra Hasstedt, Connie Carter-Staff :viembers. "The very pose of perfection. " 48 �Terry-Editor-in-Chief, Luellie-Co-Editor, Elaine Berry-Staff �1embcr. "Smile, Elaine, and no body will notice that your 648th hair is out of place." Luellie Archuleta-Co-Editor. "When I work on the annual I know my name will be spelled correctly!" STAFF Sue Atkins-Associate Editor, Pam Johnston-Staff 1ember. "T hose sparkling smiles would melt a frozen heart. " Fred Stock-Photographer. "Background's 0. K. , but where is the subject?" Wayne Cundiff-Subscription Editor. "Sales are high, but where's the money?" 49 �Mrs. Jane Brookey -Sponsor, Linda Reed-Editor. "That's thirty." Arleta Hlillips, M arie Cundiff. "Arleta. I just figured out this item in the Hot Line!" Dixie Frost, Beverly Beaver. "Shall I pur chis in the Morgue or File 13? " Linda Reed-Editor. "Headlines ...deadlines... bylines...my lines." Judy Loring-Co-Editor. "Only sixteen more mas ters to run off." "PURPLE & GOLD)) STAFF Eddy Garcia, Mary Ellen L ucero. "Wolverines 85Bobcats 58" Roseanne Wells, Elaine Berry. "What happened, Roseanne? There are only twenty-two mentions of Bruce Sauer in this issue." 50 �"EI 'STEI!\'S O F THE FUTURE." 1ST ROW-Mrs. Henry, Sponsor; James Cundiff; Patty McCoy; Vanda Arnold; Donnalee McCoy; Judy Mankins; Dale Archuleta; Raymond Lucero; Jerry Abernathy. 2t'D ROW-Monte Wommer; Carl Comyford; Robin Echols; Sue Mobbs; Jan Ruwwe; Donna Atkinson; Lorna Wommer; Bill Stagleman; Mark Stevens. 3RD ROW-Robert Mobbs; David Freestone; Libby Bassett; John t'orton; Donnie Snook ; Tommy Davis; Joe Fahrion; Steve Ancell. SCIENCE CLUB PRESIDE1 T ............... Bill Stagelman V. PRESIDE, 'T .................Sue Mobbs SEC. -TREAS. . .......... Raymond Lucero SEATED: Dixie Frost; Arleta Phillips; Colleen Trimble; Terry Mankins; Sandra Hasstedt; Marie Cundiff; Luellie Archuleta; Donna Frost; Chrissie Dye. STANDI!\'G: Judy Loring; Roseanne Wells; Linda Reed; David Martinez; Mr. Martin. Sponsor; Beverly Beaver; Catherine Hasstedt; Lorna Wommer; Phyllis Snooks; Sue,_"""l!!""'"";:: Atkins. BUSINESS CLUB "PE. "CI L-PUSHERS O F THE FUTURE." �Senior High CONCERT BANDS ifJ� ¥ d j J Jo � �� 0 Intermediate 52 �Girls Glee 1ST ROW: Donna Atkinson; Connie Carter; Darlene Boak; Pat Boak; Shila Glover; Dlsie Chavez; Sandra Burch. 2ND ROW: Donna Clark; Pat Phares; Patty McCoy; Mr. Johnson-Director; Lorna Wommer; Connie Farley; Sandra Hasstedt; Vickie Parks. Mixed Chorus 2 !D RO\V: 1ST ROW: Terry 'aranjo; Gloria Archuleta; Shirley Lucero; Joe Lucero. Larry Daverport; Monte Wommor; Mr. Johnson-Director; James Cundiff; Mark Stevens. �!ST. ROW-Glen Grush; Brook Jobes; Colleen Trimble; Pam Johnston, Wayne Cundiff; Burt Wilmer; Stan Wilmer. 2 D. ROW-Poncho McNew; Johnny Caviggia; "-1r. John, Sponsor; Fred Stock; ;\1r. James, Sponsor; Frank Carman, Jerr} \\'ells. SKI CLUB PRESIDENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . Pam Johnston VICE PRESIDE T . Wayne Cundiff SECRETARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colleen Trimble "Guess Stock didn't make that last turn. " Where we ski. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Purgatory!" 54 �A CTIVITIES �PROM ROYALTY �MR. & MISS WOLVERINE �SENIOR FAVORITES TERRY MA KI S and JAMES F ORSYTHE JUNIOR FAVORITES VALERIE WILLIAMS and CECIL MAR S �SOPHOMORE FAVORITES DO NA WADE and ROSS GOSI\:EY FRESHMEN FAVORITES BARBIE :\!cL ·• ·Es and BOBBY . kKEE �BEST LOOKING LINDA REED and FRANK CARMAN BEST DANCERS ROSEA NE WELLS and JAMES FOR SYTHE MOST ATHLETIC DONNA WADE and CECIL MARS 60 �MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CATHERll\E H ASSTEDT and BRUCE SAUER ALL-ROUND TERRY MA KI and CECIL MARS S MOST FRIENDLY CATHERINE HASSTEDT and EDD Y GARCIA 61 �The BOMB!!!!!!!!! The 1 1 o'clo k droop! Bayfield "Yell" squad. Showing off as usual. "HERCULES!" Do the Seniors always look this way. Sibling r ivalry. "Who, ME . . " . Where did that hair-blowing wind come from????????? �AUTOGRAPHS �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1966 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Wolverines Yearbook 1966, including students in first through twelfth grade, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 63 p. : ill. ; 28cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine 1966 ; Bayfield Wolverine 1966 IIIF Item Metadata UUID b5d4858c-5ed7-4d66-9a41-d7261f78efe8 Display as IIIF? Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/84716b756e892239c4003ee7e1a2ace9.pdf bebe1b846522efab9edd3284ed758aea PDF Text Text ��BAYFIELD HIGH SCHOOL 1966-67 �IN MEMORY Raymond Lucero, son of Mrs. Carolyn Lucero and the late Silviano Lucero. Raymond was killed in a one car accident October 1, 1966. �When the time of year comes for the writing of this message for the annual, and as I observe the annual staff as they strive to make their deadlines; I suddenly realize just how fast the ss:hool year is getting away from us. As I look back, I wonder if I was able to accomplish all I had planned. I'm afraid not. It is difficult to tell whether it was for lack of time, or for lack of interest or concern; however, I think that lack of accomplishment is generally due to lack of time. In this' age of jet rate speed it is hard to concentrate, plan and finalize the plans, for tomorrow they are "old stuff" or our attention is demanded elsewhere. I wonder if you students do not find that you too do not have enough time to accomplish all that you had planned to do. If this is true, I hope that you will soon find a solution for this waste of time. Before you realize, it wil~ be up to you to make provision for yourself. Whether it be in furthuring your education or in some field of employment, or as a married person supporting a family; you are the one who must utilize this time to its fullest extent in order to get what you want out of life and to be happy. I hope you are all able to accomplish this feat. To the graduating class of 1967 I wish the best of everything, and may God be with you always. Sincerely Kenneth Mobbs , Supt. Bayfield High School As the end of another year draws near, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the students and faculty for making this year truly successful. I wish to offer my special congratulations to those seniors who have achieved beyond minimal expec· tations, whether it was in athletics, scholarship, or service. These students have been the pace-setters. As these Seniors graduate and leave Bayfield, it is my sincerE hope that they may continue to grow in stature and in knowledge. Surely these young people are the leaders of the future. To you Seniors, may what you have learned at Bayfield High School always be useful in your future lives. I wish you God speed. Tom James, Principal Bayfield High School I can remember very well how when I was in school we looked forward with great anticipation to getting our annuals each year. Each year, also, we spent hours signing annuals and getting ours signed. At the time, we did these things because we were caught by the "annual fever." Now when I look at my annuals, they mean more to me than they ever did during my days in school. It is nice to be able to open the annual and reminisce about school days and to see people and scenes which would long be forgotten if it were not for the annual. It is my sincerest wish that in the future when you open your annuals they will prove as precious to you as mine do to me. May they remind you of many happy times spent in school in Bayfield, and bring back memories that had seemed to elude you until that one magic picture turned back the pages of time to those happy days in school. ~~-.pP'~ Duane Workman, Principal Bayfield Junior High and Elementary School 3 �MR. BERRY English MRS. THOMPSON Math MR. PICKENS Basketball Drivers Ed. MR. PURCELL Shop MRS. JAMES Library MR. TURNER English Spanish MRS. BENTON Science MRS. TURNER Business MRS. MARTIN History 4 �MRS. HASSTEDT First Grade MRS. WORKMAN Second Grade MRS. COCKREHAM Second Grade MRS. GUTHRIE Fifth Grade MRS. SMART Sixth Grade MRS. MOBBS Fourth Grade MR. HUBBS Jr. High Math MRS. PARKER Home Economics MRS. MURPHY High School Math 5 MR. KARR Junior High Science, History MRS. OSTWALD Third Grade MR. JOHNSON Band & Music �' ;~ \ Mr. Brown Custodian Mr. Ryan Custodian Mr. Norman Business Manager PERSONNEL i " Mrs. Holts Cook Mrs. Wells Cook Mrs. Hickman Cook Mrs. Fuller Cook 6 �0 F F I c E G I R l BACK ROW, left to right, - Sue M. , Linda R. , Mr. Norman. FRONT ROW: Connie C., Luellie A. , Vicki K., Sandra H. s T E A c .H E R s TOP ROW, left to right, - Connie C., Sandra H., Valerie W., Rosanne W. BOTTOM ROW, -Jerry W., Pam J., Judy L., Beverly B., Colleen T. A I D ·S �MR. AND Cecil Mars MISS Luellie Archuleta WOLVERINE 8 �SENIORS �LARRY DAVENPORT: 1-2-3-4; Science Club, 1-2-3 Mixed Chorus, 1-3. FRANK CARMAN: 3-4; Football, 3-4; Dist. Stu. Coun. Vice Pres. 4; Ski Club, 3-4; Ski Club Pres. B Club, 3-4; Play, 3. CONNIE CARTER: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter, 2; Class Sec. -Treas. 3; Pep Club Pres. 4; Cheerleader, 3; Student Council, 2-3; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Staff, 3; Band, 1-2 -3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-3; Dance Band, 2; Office, 3-4; Teacher's Aide, 4. LUELLIE ARCHULETA: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-34; Cheerleader, 1-3-4; Student Council, 1-2; Bus. Club, 3; Girls Glee, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Fine Arts, 3; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Co-Editor, 3; Annual Editor, 4; Office, 3-4; Class Favorite, 2. WAYNE CUNDIFF: 1-2-3-4; Football, 3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-3; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4; B Club, 1-2 -3-4; Class Play, 3. TOMMY DAVIS: 1-2 -3-4; Basketball, 3; Carnival Candidate, 3; Science Club, 1-2; Prom King, 4. 10 �MICKEY FOLEY: 1-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1; Football, 1-3-4; Basketball, 1-3-4; Class Pres. 4; Track, 3-4; Baseball, 2; BB Club, 3-4; First Team All Conference and State in Football, 4. HOWARD HICKMAN: 1-2-3-4; Fine Arts, 3-4; Football, 1-3; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; Track, l. DIXIE FROST: 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Bus. Club, 2-3; Teacher's Aide, 3; Paper Staff, 3. SANDRA HASSTEDT: 1-2-3-4; Band, 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee, 1-3; Mixed Chorus, 1-4; Madrigal, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Pep Club Reporter, 3; Bus. Club 3; Science Club, 1; Paper Staff, 2; Annual Staff, 3; Homecoming Attn. 3; Office, 4; Teacher's Aide, 4. ART HUNTINGTON: 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; All State First Team in Basketball, 3; B Club, 1-23-4. RANDY JONES: 1-4; Football, 1; Band, 1; Football Mgr, 4; Track, 4. 11 �JOE LUC E RO: 3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3. SAM LUCERO: 1-2-3-4; Scienc e Club, 2; M ixe d Chorus, 1. PAM JOHNSTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Sec. -Treas. 4; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Science Club, 1-2-3-4; Science Club, Sec. -Treas. 4; Student Council, 2-3; Ski Club, 3-4; Ski Club Pres. 3; Ski Club Sec. -Treas. 4; Int. Rel. Club, 2; Madrigal, 2; Teacher's Aide, 3-4; Fine Arts, 1-2-3; Class Play, 3; F. T.A. 2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Girls Glee, 1-2. JUDY LORING: 1-2-3-4; Pep Club, 1-2-3-4; Bus. Club, 2-3; Teacher's Aide, 3-4; Purple & Gold CoEditor, 3;Editor, 4;ClassPlay, 3. DOUG MANN: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-4; Second Team Selection Football, 4; Track Mgr. 1; Class Pres. 2; Class Play, 3; Student Council, 1; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Carnival King, 1. CECIL MARS: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2 - 3-4; Football Capt. 4; Football Alll Conf. 2-3; Football All State, 3; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 1-2 -3-4; Student Council, 3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; B Club, 1-2 -3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2. 12 �STEVE McDANIEL: 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Fine Arts, 2-4. JOHN NORTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Play, 3; Football, 4; B Club, 4; Science Club, 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1-2. MARY ELLEN LUCERO: 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter, 3; Class Play, 3; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Student Council, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1; Paper Staff, 3; Journalism, 4; Teacher's Aide, 3; Majorette, 1; Banner Carrier, 2; Prom Queen, 4. VALERIE WILLIAMS: 3-4; Class Fav. 3; Cheerleader, 4; Pep Club, 3-4; Ski Club", 4; Class Play, 3; Bus. Club, 3; Band, 3. DONNIE SNOOKS: 1-2-3-4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Student Council, 4; Band, 1-2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Mixed Madrigal, 2; Fine Arts, 1-2 -3; Science Club, 1-2-3; Football Mgr. 4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Track, 4. BILL PAYTON: 1-2-3-4; Class Sec. 1; Science Club, 2-3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Fine Arts, 2. 13 �STAl'\J L E Y WILMER: 1-2-3-4; Science Club, 1-2; Ski Club, 3-4 ; B Club, 3-4; Band, 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus, 1 - 2 ; Class Play , 3; Track, 1; Football, 1-3-4. MONTE WOMMER: 1-2-3-4; Band, 1-2- 3 -4; Mixed Chorus, 1- 3-4. LINDA REED: 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader, 1-2; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Pep Club Pres. 3; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Madrigal, 2; Bus. Club, 3; Paper Staff, 2-3; Paper Co-Editor, 2; Paper Editor, 3; Class Play, 3; Office, 3-4. ROSEANNE WELLS: 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 1; Girls Glee, 1-2; Fine Arts, 2; Pep Club, 1-2-3; Paper Staff, 3; Class Play, 3; Bus. Club, 3; Homecoming Queen, 4. JERRY WELLS: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2-3-4; All Conference Back, 4; Basketball, 1-3-4; Track, 1-2-3-4; B Club, 1-2-3-4; Science Club Vice Pres. 4; Ski Club, 3-4. PONCHO McNEW: 1-2-3-4; Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Basketball Captaill, 4; Basketball All Conference, 3; Basketball All State, 3; Baseball, 1, Class Pres. 1; Student Council, 1-2-3-4; Student Council Pres. 4; B. Club, 1-2-3-4; Ski Club, 3-4; Science Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1-2; Madrigal, 2. 14 �CLASS HISTORY In August, 1955--we, the class of 1967 started to school, twelve of the original class remain. The class was divided into two sections, Mrs. Broomell taught one class in the old yellow schoolhouse and Mrs. Thompson the other, in a house across from the school. The punishment for anything and e verything was to be sent to the baby table. The seniors who started out in the first grade together are: Larry Davenport, Tommy Davis, Sandra Hasstedt, Howard Hickman, Art Huntington, Judy Loring, Joe Lucero, Steve McDaniel, Poncho McNew, Linda Reed, Donnie Snooks, and Roseanne Wells. Having survived all the terrors of first grade, even though we sometimes thought we wouldn't, we went on to second grade, now living in constant fear of being sent to the boiler room. Mrs. Cockreham and Mrs. James were the teachers; Connie Carter joined the class and Joe Lucero left it. The highlight of the third grade year was the production, "Cinderella", starring Linda Reed and Poncho McNew. Mrs. Ostwald and Mrs. Folsom were the teachers. Luellie Archuleta, Dixie Frost and Jerry Wells joined the class that year. Our fourth grade class was taught in the present high school building by Mrs. Folsom (a repeat) and Mrs. Stagelman. Mary Ellen Lucero came into the class. We are frequently visited by 'fairies" who left candy or gum on our desks while we kept our eyes closed. Mrs. Stagelman repeated as teacher and taught the fifth grade class along with Mrs. Pinckert. Noontimes were spent in games of tag- -the girls against the boys. Five more joined our wonderful class. They were: Wayne Cundiff, Mickey Foley, Sam Lucero, Doug Mann, and Bill Payton. The end of the year was marked. Junior High started with sixth grade in those days. Pam Johnston and Randy Jones along with those already in the class ventured into a world of changing classes and worst of all- -no recess. We were now in the newly built grade school and junior high building. Cecil Mars and Monte Wommer joined us in the seventh grade. That year we won the basketball tournament at Pagosa- -we'd known we were winners all the time. We gave a Valentines Party for the eighth grade complete with Cupid in the form of Kenny Tubbs. In the eighth grade we were, of course, big wheels. Another one of our great productions was given that year, "Cheaper by the Dozen. " Graduation was in the afternoon and we had a dinner at the Main Street Cafe that night, followed by a sockhop. Our freshmen year we continued being winners- -first place on our float for Homecoming, and Doug Mann and Linda Heinz reigned as carnival king and queen. However, we didn't feel like winners on initiation day. There were few pop bottle caps left in town after each person in the class got the designated number to wear as a necklace; and our eggs were in bad shape by the time all the Seniors had signed them and we had rolled them down the gym floor. John Norton was a new addition to the troop. Sophomore year we again got first on our float and two of our members- -Poncho McNew and Art Huntington- -helped the basketball team to be state consolation champions. We lost two members that year, Mickey Foley and Ra11.dy Jones. Frank Carman and Valerie Williams joined our junior class, and Joe Lucero and Mickey Foley returned. We placed third on our float this year and made our contributions to the San Juan Basin "A" League Football championship team and State Runners-up Basketball team. Cecil Mars was named fullback to the All Conference Football team, and Poncho McNew and Art Huntington were each given a birth on the All-State Basketball team. Our junior play, "Professor, How Could You?" was a great success. One of the highlights of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, with the theme of "Deep Purple". After hours of working (?) our final goal was achieved and everyone enjoyed a beautiful evening. The biggest feat we pulled off that year was a "Junior Sneak" held the afternoon of the dame day the Seniors went on their sneak. Provisions were purchased at noon and the Juniors, half of the Sophomores and a few brave Freshmen girls gathered at Vallecito to spend the rest of the afternoon enjoying hot dogs and marshmallows while approximately 40 of the 120 in High School remained to grace the halls and classrooms. In this, our final year, six members of our class contibuted to the team which again reigned as San Juan Basin "A" league Football Champions. We also have five our our boys on the basketball team that we hope will reach state for the third time this year. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Prom this year, our free day out of school that we won at the carnival, and to our final step; GRADUATION. 15 ��,-...' ' '· CLASSES �JUNIORS ACROSS- -Bill S. Marie C. Robert M. Colleen T. Arleta P. Joe F. Magdalene S. Jerry A. Steve A. Beverly B. Ross G. Judy M. 18 �ACROSS-- Florinda L. Donnie C. Dora L. Ron S. Sharon R. Donna F . June B. Lorna W . Donna W. Vickie P. CLASS OFFICERS 19 �) ACROSS 1st ROW- Lucille H. Bruce B. Jody M. Vernon K. Barbie M. 2nd ROW- Carl C. Libby B. Sam T. Sue M. Brook J. 3rd ROW- Debbie Z . Norman J . Dale A . Bobby M . Donna A. 4th ROW- Terry N. Robin E. Sammy T. Shirley L. Lloyd L. SOPHOMORES 20 �ACROSS- Mike P. Toni W. Leroy S. Shila G. Byron F. Connie F. Verdon A. Vickie K . David F. Jeanie H. Melvin C. Elsie C. Rod G. Barbara D. Jack C. Patty M. Charles M . Donna R. Murry L. Jan R. Twila P. ClASS OFFICERS 21 �ACROSS- Jerry S. Debbie A. John M. Sana E. Paula D. Tommy T . Lois M. Pat F . Fred M . Jenny W. Delphine L. Mariem A . Vicki G. FRESHMEN 22 �ACROSS-- Carol G. Sam P. Mary A. Den S. Dalen S. Bonnie F. Jerry M. Loleet B. Cynthia C . Dan L . Char lette C . Emma L . CLASS OFFICERS 23 ��--' ·. I ~J-r 1. . GRADES �Beatrice S. GilbertS. Gayla S. Terri W. Ernest R. Marjorie B. Rodney F. Marjorie C. Kent J. Kathy S. Ronnie F. Joleen S. PaulL. Evelyn M. Vincent P. Debroah W. Gregory M. Carol D. Ray H. Janie C. Mike M. Evelyn H. KinzerS. Patty M. Margaret T. Debbie S. Edna S. EIGHTH GRADE 26 �Charles C. SEVENTH GRADE Connie Z. Stanley S. Margaret W. Ronald W. Roderick W. Mary L. Ronnie S. Thayla P. Linda M. Wayne W. Karen T. Britt B. Mitch F. Denise A. Stevie G. Louise D. Micki F. Pat F. Trudy E. Clifton G. Rodger H. Carol C. Herby L. Danny H. Bobby M. June C. Tommy M. Connie P. 27 �SIXTH GRADE 1st ROW--Vicky F. , Ronnie S., Marie V. , Gregory B., Elaine A. , 2nd ROW- Rubel T., Terry M., Mark B., Pamela B. , Preston L., 3rd ROW- Margo P., Albert G., Joyce H., Wayne F., Jan W., 4th ROW - Pat M., Marilyne V., Bill B. , Patty S., Gary R., 5th ROW- Paul M., Karla S., Clerance T., Ginger M., Gary B., 6th ROW- RichardS., Dan W., Vicki F., Gary B., Neil L. 28 �Stanley W. Bralia A. Steven G. Joan H. PaulL. Sue Ellen M. Charles B. Della L. Steven L. Cynthia S. Wayne N. Mary Ann L. Tommy S. Beverly p. Kenneth C. Linda p. John H. Arlene C. Danny K. Becky M. Michael p. Kathleen C. Patrie M. Dolores D. Martin A. Elaine W. Le Vonne M. Donna M. Jeanie S. FIFTH GRADE 29 �I .. A\ Roy P. Tish E. Mickey M. Candy M. Lewis S. Sarah L. Press G. Susan E. Roger K. Danae B. RichardT. Shannon F. Dean C. Pearl S. John W. Cheryl F. Bobby M. Claudia C Jerry H. Chloe P. Ross M. Carolyn H. Charles S. Carol B. Jannie J. Debra M. Karen M. Barbara B. Loretta M. FOURTH GRADE 30 �_ _.; Roxanne P. Raymond L. Esther D. Scott W. Barbara L. Richard W. Phyllis M. Terry M. Keith P. Sherry M. John F. Karen C. Mike B. Janice C. Darrel S. Jimmy B. Robert H Elizabeth H. Thelma A. Bruce L .. Kim B. Tommy S. Tammie P. Richard E. Debbie H. Lou S. T H I R D G R A D E 31 �FIRST ROW: Connie H. , Lucky P. Evelyn C. Jimmy M. Betty R. Donnie L. SECOND ROW: Ronnie G. Christy C. Paul H. Kathy H. Danny A. Carol G. THIRD ROW: Becky M. Terry G. Melissa W. Jimmy Me. Diana F. Corky Me. FOURTH ROW: Clay B. Tammy M. Charles T. Denise K. Dean C. Elizabeth W. · FIFTH ROW: Patsy C. Bruce J. Queena B. Herman L. Suzie M. Kevin B. SIXTH ROW: Jerry F. Larry W. Mike F. SECOND GRADE 32 �FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Julie K. David P. Tammy F. Jay F. Irma R. SECOND ROW: Trent T. Thedra M. Alex M. Pauline D. Paul T. THIRD ROW: Dawnella S. Frank F. Cynthia P. Dean S. Nancy L. FOURTH ROW: Scott B. Karen B . Robbie B. Brenda H . 33 �PUP TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT -Mike McKee, DeWayne Santisteven, Homer Black, Ronnie Frost, Vincent Palmer, Kinzer Snow, Rodney Forsythe, Ernest Romaro, and Mitch Fahrion. CHEERLEADERS Terry Wommer, Beatrice Samora, Trudy Echols 34 �MR. AND MISS MIKE McKEE and TERRI WOMMER JUNIOR HIGH 35 �VI U-1 z - ~ U-1 > ....I 0 ~ 0 ....I ->LU u.. < c:c �ATHLETICS �Cecil Fullback Stanley Tackle Poncho Quarterback Jerry Right Halfback Mickey End Frank Guard SENIORS IN ACTION Doug Center John Halfback Wayne Left Halfback �REGULAR SEASON WE 20 6 31 51 7 31 32 27 205 THEY 0 0 7 0 20 Bloomfield Dove Creek Norwood Dulce Mancos Dolores Pagasa Ignacio 6 0 7 40 JUNIORS- -Jerry A., Steve A., Bill S., Ross G., Robert M. FRESHMEN--Jerry M., Kenny W., Tommy T., John M., Fred M., Pat F . SOPHOMORES- -Sam T., David F., Murray L., Byron F . , Bobby M . STATE QUARTER-FINALS OPPONENT Norwood STATE SEMI -FINALS WE OPPONENT THEY 12 Springfield 26 �BAYFIELD vs. DOLORES 31-6 R E G U 5 BAYFIELD L E A A PAGOSA R 5 32-o vs. 0 N SCENE IGNACIO GAME �BAYFIELD vs. IGNACIO 27-7 CONFERENCE CHAMPS .. BAYFIELD vs. NORWOOD 45-0 STATE Ql:JARTER FINAL CHAMPS BAYFIELD vs. SPRINGFIELD 12-26 STATE SEMI-FINA~S �HOMECOMING ROYALTY Queen Rosean.."1e �Terry N., Poncho M., Frank C., Mickey F., Cecil M., Art H., Steve A. , Donnie S., Ross G. , Jerry W. , Coaches-Mr. Pickens-Mr. James NON -CONFERENCE THE Boomfield Navajo Miss. Monticello Dulce Silverton F 1/ ,. ~ ,,. ;f ~ ~: 58 70 43 KIRTLAND TOURNAMENTS Monticello Shiprock Kirtland 57 66 86 56 76 95 73 55 65 72 REGULAR SEASON Dove Creek Ignacio Mancos Pagosa Dolores Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Dolores Pagosa .._, )'. ,.;;....~ :,. " ~:l: VARSITY 43 67 48 so 55 64 52 38 75 70 56 66 60 41 �p 0 M N I c c H K 0 E y M c N E F 0 L w E y R 0 s s s T E G 0 v E s N E y A N c E L L '\ A R T c H u T I N E SIX G c I L T M A 0 N R s 44 �• o er1nes Ta Basin League itle Wo verines ·Ignacio Falls Bayfield tightened its grasp ond to grab a 26· on the first place trophy for the margin. Aztec contin Basin "A" League Fridav night forward during th(' by defeating Dove Creek 73-~G ond half and captm· while Ignacio was dropped down 11 point vict01-y. DURANGO-Bayfield led all each team scoring alternately Pagosa began to find the ran a notch by Mancos in a close Tlw winning the way Saturday night to cap- until the final 30 seconds of the in the second quarter. They 1= 63·62 loop battle. only om• man in t ture the Basin League Tourna- quarter when Dicky Tibbets put together 12 more points , but Mancos upset the Ignacio Bob· ures, hut had sev ment championship, defeating in two free throws to give Do- nacio, still pulling away, dump cats when auzz Gilliland 'Cored tribut!n.ll to tbt' t the enthusiastic, but over-pow- lores an 18-17 lead. MP·~ ru.,.J,.h :- .. ., ered, Dove Creek Bulldogs 66-39 followed up with two n Bayfield started off with a score after one quarte1 • streak never 17 in favor of Dolores.. reahzed 1ts efforts during the In the second qm entire game. Dove Creek stuck Bears' fast break, pace it out and continued to aive tht> Dwight Wolf seemed t Mancos (70) Wolverines a good fight to the much for the Blue Jay Greg Schick scored 23 points mate Poncho McNew racked up Bauer 4-3-11: Gilliland end, but were overshadowed by dle. Dolores streaked i as the Pagosa Pirates edged out 20.A h 'th · Wright 1-2-4; Goods 5-l-11' 19 pomts, was 2-0-4: Cox i-0-2: conwa\.' the superior. point lead. Then a serie. Ignacio 65-61. In other San Juan . rc er, Wl Bayfield completely dominated tion~ble calls by . the Basin A League games Friday high man for Ridgeway over Harral 2-0-4. Totals: 30-10~70. Norwood; and Wolfe, with 27 co!'e;;onal fouls: Bavfteld 17. the board during the first five agamst Mancos meet night Bayfield rolled over Man18 30 25 minutes of the game, and built B~ue. Jays w~o came cos 95 to 70, Ridgeway beat Nor- points, was the leading scorer Bayfield Mancos 17 1o u up a five point tally before the wtthm two pomts of th wood 69-53, and Dolores topped for Dolores over Dove Creek. BayfleIdpounds stro~g s~oring ancos Pagosa (65) Bulldogs were able to loosen up _Dolo:es had. a toue Dove Creek 73-67. Schutz fl-5-17 D. SchutT. 2-3-7; Ridgway (69) and get into the action wtth 1.15 left m the J Pagosa got off to a first quar- <;chick 8-7-23 0. "\1artinez G-0-12: Archer, 8-3-19: Berrvm Fuller, 8-0-16: Sodowsav, Chloe Weese broke the spell when Dwight ~olf fot ter lead of 22 to 6, but Ignacio Lofthouse 2·2-6. Totals 24-17-fl5 (611 burn, 2-4-10: Rush, 1·1-3. for Dove Creek with a shot from Wolf, a 6-5 semor, ha determined and hustling, cam~ D Howe Jqnacio 11-0-12: Gallegos 2·0 --+ ~7-15-69. Norwood (53) the charity lane but the Bull- bounds. . on strong in the second quarter, Valdez 2-0 .. t: R Hnwe 8-4-20: Ben1llv 4-J-9; Romero 1-0-2: Lee 2-2-6: Hatfield, 2·4-R: Cambell, dogs were still c~ld and Bayfield The score at half tlme out sc~ring the Pirates 22-15. Garrison 241-4. Cox 0·0-0. Totals· McKeever. 1-3-5; Booker Wethm11ton, 7-3·17: Wagne~. continued to stretch the lead. lores 40, Mancos 36. The th1rd quarter was about !7-7-fil. .Personal Fouls: P:'l!'osa 10. Ienn- Culver. 5-4-1<1: Kettle. 1-1-3. A long shot by Lloyd Knuckles T~e B e a : s sore~y eve~ up. but Ignacio caught fir~> Jl) 20. 18-17-63. gave the Dove Creek squad its Dwtght Wolf m the thm agam m the fourth, scoring 17 Pac;~osa 22 15 17 11-65 Personal fouls: Rid2wa~· Ignacio 6 22 16 17-61 wood 19. · first two-pointer of the game They managed to hold to ~agosa's 22. But Coach Lloyd Ridgway with only two minutes remain- lead, but Mancos o Wnght's boys refused to be Norwood ing in the opening period. the~ 16-13. At the em stamped~d, and ended the game - Bayfield stretched the lead to penod the Blue Jays w four pomts in front. . Bayfield (9Sl 6 11-3 by the end of the quarter one point down. .Bayfield's Art Huntington ran l'e~~~~: ~~~t~~,n~~s~~:·9~a:~ ~~~~ Dolores (73) with two long shots from out- . Mancos grabbed the Ie. wlld over Mancos, scoring 34 ~-,0-8: Marrs 5-1-4; Naranio 1-0-2: Wolfe, D. 11-5-27; Wolfe. s 6 1 2 4 00 side of the key. Meanwhile Dove final of play. T points, while his talented team Snooks " " · Total : 2 14 7 67 • 3. Creek continued to lose the ball score~ • otals: 9· Buffln~tton on offensive errors and was the VIet • Creek < > d IpS 0I ;,~d~~9 5~-o- : qu~rte!.'_ unable to put it through the hoop. i~:~~ ~~ ~ ~-~f~h~~~~\-i:'i;: ores ~:Jse1-~-tl 5 o 10 Ignac: Poncho McNew started the against W~lverines' seeo:"d period off trolling wtth an easy swtsher from the game, t. an · · · s: Dolores '17. le~t, but Jack Terry came back Paced Bayfield chalked up another the third, and the WolverineR Spencer Wolf was high tor th ~t~e ~~ee~~derneath shot for fabulous•ictory Friday night. by defeat- had to give it all they had in the game by maki~g 1~ p_oi}lts f< B f ld b k th . off to a ng Dolores 65-60 while Mancos final stanza to squeak throur aky wiei.th f' ro e d e h20lf po~nt Pirates 1ad an easier time of it ramp- with the five point winning rn. mar iVe an a a mm- ~ · s · .? • utes remaining in the ~osa prmgs 1.•-51 gm. ,ue action. For six and a half minuh Dove Creek was still in the single figure cc :l ~eague game of in the third quarter, the D The Wolverines con 0Q0SQ acw pulled a close lores Bears were able to ao march forward during over pove Creek the Wolverines to a seorele: three minutes as the br PAGOSA SPRINGS - Bayfiel(ound m the fourth showing while inching forw;.~ r dogs came apart undeJ defeated Pagosa Springs Satur themselves. sure of a close full cc day by a score of 72-41 in an atield game, it Has The Wolverines warned <IP by Bayfield. tack led by Bayfield thl'oughoutes all the way shooting during the final m With one minute rer the game. Poncho McNt•w, 6'd quarter wh~n utes of the game and again the fir-st half, Bayfie fr~shman <}~m£ed 32 outstandin~d ahead two gained the lead. . le 8OY f.le ld TrOUnCeS p P~'"'j 72 41 ' Bulldogs An a ield Wi Iays t Do ores . Day 1e ~I~:~:~}li;;~~.Jl ln Basin League Attraction ~~~ ::~:~,:~~~~ ~ ~; comfortable 30 to 11 a e Ignacio Bobcats Bayfaeld W The fur will be flying S urday night at the lgnac gym when the tradition. The first quarter was n average in three .league games. has taken over as the. lea arch rivals meet at 8:00. tuck all the way Mancos jt By ROY PACE off to a quick 3 point lea The San Juan Basin A league McNew is averagmg 20.6 for the scorer for Pagosa Sprmgs th I nacio Bobcats and t Dolores came right hac will be down to not more than eight games in which be has is averageing 12.5 in four le Be f~ld Wolvennes ha hitting a season's high games. Only other Pirat~ 0 t~ I t th t a e j ...Jift9 it uo. It remained tiP• one unbeaten team following the appeared, er op:onedn ts ~ rd . veekend baskt>thall action which of 32 points last week in a 93-35 twin figures is Dick Schu romp over Dulce. The Wolver- 10.8. ~ as r~ug an t oug ~t~ J Mongles~m. see Bayfield playin~ Dolo- ines also have double figure At Dove Creek the Bul as lmportan b as h~l .er t ·es m the feature attraction of a · Art H t' t t 14 3 ' these teams ut t lS IS scorers m un mg on a · · are getting double figure f our-game schedule. I Defending champion Bayfield Mickey Foley at 11.3 and Ross duction out of Leroy Cod game of the year as ar Gosney at 10.7. at 11 5 points per game • these two .teams are c SILVERTON - A hot-shootins nd preseason favorite Doloces Big 6-5 Dwight Wolf leads Do- Chloe· Weese with a 10 .3 • cerned. It IS not only Bayfield basketball team mantre each 3-0 in conference play, lores with a 15-point average in a e. teams but the spec~at gled Silverton Saturday night)Ul each must meet another three conference contests. Spen- g ·,that have the same feeh 91·33 Bayfield was playing witJ1eague opponent before. meetin~ cer Wolf and Monte Johnson Lone Mancos player av( There are times when out the services of Pancho Mceach other Saturday mght. Fneach own a 10.7 average while ing in double figures is playing may get a few ta ~ew, who became ill before th day Dolores goes to .M.ancos and l.es that have to be stra game .and could not play. Bayfield entertains Pagosa Wayne Smith is averaging 10.3. Gilliland at 11.7. Reginald Howe, a 5-7 fresh· League came• ened out bv the officials Bayfield scored the first basSprings while in a non-league ~ 1"{ ~ ~~ that 1s to. be expected <et and was never headed a game rapidly improving Igna- !"an, is leadi~g the Igna.cio scor- Dolores 3 o 6 4 668 tween two such hotly c they ran over the helpless SUcio will be at home against Dul- mg attack w1th a 15-pomt aver- Bayfield 3 2 4 7 621 tested teams. To bnng verton boys. 'T'he reserves pta 1 ce. Saturday night, in addition age after moving up to the var- Ignacio ~ ~ ~~g d~wn to facts both te ·d f!lOSt of the last half fo to Bayfield at Dolores, the sche· sity after the sea_son was fo.ur ~:~;o~reek ~ayfteld. includes Dove Creek at Pa- games old. Also m double fig- Pagosa Spr. o 4 4 6 497 want to win but after the . B.ayfteld sI1verton 91-33 f i i �Bryon F., Brook J., Murray L., Sam T., Bill S., Jerry A., Robert M., Joe F., John M., Pat F., Managers--Wayne C., Randy J. NON -CONFERENCE OURS 39 36 29 47 36 JUNIOR THEIRS Bloomfield Navajo Miss. Monticello Durango Silvertori 73 33 50 41 45 VARSITY REGULAR SEASON 43 47 62 50 59 60 56 44 54 58 Dove Creek Ignacio Mancos Pagosa Dolores Mancos Dove Creek Igancio Dolores Pagosa 39 67 34 38 55 63 40 47 45 49 46 �s E N I 0 R Valerie S Luellie c H E E v A R R L s E A I T D y E R s Colleen J u N I 0 R s 47 Beverly �s 0 p H 0 M 0 R ~ JR. VARSITY ~ CHEERLEADERS F R E s H M E N 48 �ORGANI,(A TIONS �STANDING- -Debbie, Marie, Donna, John, Frank, Mr. James Sponsor, Cecil, Donnie, Vernon. SITTING--Sue, Poncho, Robert, Ross. STUDENT COUNCil Secretary . . Sue Mobbs President Poncho McNew Vice President . Robert Mobbs District Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . Frank Carman 50 �STANDING: Mary Ellen L., Colleen T., Judy M., Beverly B., Mr. Berry, Sponsor, Robin E., Sharon R., June B., Florinda L., SEATED: Wayne C., Mickey F . , Stanley W . JOURNALISM ClASS Judy Loring "Purple and Gold" Editor Arleta Phillips "Purple and Gold" Co-Editor Luellie Archuleta "Wolverine" Editor Marie Cundiff "Wolverine" Co-Editor �Mickey F., Jerry A., Steve M., Stanley W., Bill S., Wayne C., Steve A., Cecil M., Coach James, Coach Pickens, Art H., Doug M., Jerry W., Robert M., John N., Ross G., Frank C., Poncho M. ~~ B'' CLUB 52 �Sandra, Donna A., Vicki G., Shirley, Dale, Vickie K., Debbie, Barbara M., Judy L., Bonnie, Shila, Connie F., Lucille, Robin. MIDDlE ROW--Judy M., Mary, Charlotte, Paula, Emma, Arleta, Jan, Jody, June, Barbara D., Libby. FRONT ROW --Donna W., Connie C., Lois, Carol, Donna F., Marie, Cindy, Florinda, Jenny, Dora, Dixie . PEP CLUB 53 �Jerry, Frank, Cecil, Wayne, John, Mr. James. MIDDLE ROW-Stanley, Joe, Doug, Poncho, Brook. FRONT ROW--Beverly, Valerie, Pamela, Toni, Carol, Sana, Colleen. SKICLUB SCIENCE ClUB • FRONT ROW --Mrs. Benton, John- President, Pamela- Secretary, Jerry-Vice President, · SECOND ROW --Donna, Judy, Jan, Donna W. THIRD ROW-Bruce, Joe, Carl. l �CONCERT BAND MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW-- Lorna, June, Debbie , Donna, Sandra . SECOND ROW--Monte, Mr. Johnson. ��ACTIVITIES �TOMMY DAVIS MARY ELLEN LUCERO PROM ROYAlTY �MISS LA PLATA ELECTRIC Pam and Linda represented B. H. S. in the Miss La Plata Electric beauty contest in September. When the judging was completed, Pam became Miss La Plata Electric. Linda was first runner-up. MISS COLORADO RURAL ELECTRIFICATION Pam went on to win the Miss Colorado Elect rifica tion title and a trip to San Francisco in February to compete in the Miss Rural Electrification of Amer ica contest . 59 �SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES ROSEANNE WELLS AND PONCHO MCNEW JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES VICKEY PARKS AND STEVE ANCELL �SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES SUE MOBBS AND BOB MCKEE FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES DEBBIE ATKINSON AND FRED MCKEE �BEST DANCERS ROSEANNE WELLS And CECIL MARS BEST LOOKING LINDA REED And FRANK CARMAN MOST COOPERATIVE CONNIE CARTER And VERNON KIMBALL All-AROUND FAVORITES ROSEANNE WELLS And CECIL MARS 62 �EMMA LUCERO And SAM LUCERO I ' DONNA WADE And CECIL MARS MOST ATHLETIC MOST BASHFUL BARBIE MciNNES And MICKEY FOLEY MOST FRIENDLY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST STUDIOUS SANDRA HASSTEDT And BILL PAYTON SANDRA HASSTEDT And DOUG MANN �INTERMEDIATE BAND WOULD YOU BELIEVE 3RD GRADE s E N I 0 R '67 . �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1967 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1966-1967 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1967, including students in first through twelfth grades, faculty, and staff. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Bayfield High School Annual Staff Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. 64 p. : ill. ; 27 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine '67 IIIF Item Metadata UUID 652fde89-c008-4845-9ee9-9ddace0190d3 Display as IIIF? Never 1967 Bayfield High School Yearbook https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/bf722f279f52878b5fa3853f1135af6f.pdf 88a505d376fc7f353dcf9f666c916137 PDF Text Text WOLVERINE ��We the Wolverine Staff of 1967-196 annual to Born rleta Phillip daughter of Mr. would like to dedicate this and Mrs. Louis Phillips; ov. 22, 1949. Pass d away August 12, 1967. 2 �Super intendent'� Mc �sage Do you r emember the �ong that advised in haunting! y sentimental lines, "Whatever will be, will be?" You may have made the mental note, "Bc aut1ful, but i� it tr ue?" and then you an�wc r c d your own que�tion with, "If it is true, it's both �oothing syrup and r etching poi� on". How r ight you ar c . But how popular tht� "what's-the-usc-ism" turns out to be! The �oldier �hows it when, between dying gasps, he says, "That shell had my name on it. " The r acing driver ha� the �arne idea when he predicts, "I'll be around until my number comes up. " And it's the same with the sick man, r c covenng from a one-in-ten chance, when h e smiles through hi� pam, "I guc �s my tune isn't just yet. " It is a ter rible thing, but we human� get comfort from imagining that we ar c tr apped by the circum�tancc s of life, forced to make chotees that we never want to make, shunted off mto �1tuation� that compr omise or embarr a�s us, tricked and cheated by the world and its contents maneuvered into an unequal struggle with tragic mi�fortunc . But are we right? Do we not contr ol our own destiny? We must take the r e sponsibility of what we do, or do not do. Should our acts deter mme what we ar e. "Whatever will be, will be" is not the theme song for this school JUSt as it is not for the individual mer.. ber s of it. To the first gr ade we say "Welcome. " To the seniors we say "good-bye" and a�k "Did this school really do the ver y best for you" and "Did you r eally try to take advantage of your oppor tunity?" Your Super intendent, Thoma W. Hill It seems like ever y year passes a little faster than the last one. This 1967I would like to think that we have im parted at least a small amount of meaningful, useful, knowledge to you students during this past year. If we have accomplished this, then we can look back on this as a successful year. To the gr aduating eniors, I hope we have given you the necessary tools to go on in your chosen ar eas and become successful. We who remain here at Bayfield High School, would like to thank you for what you have given us over the past four years. 68 school year has not been an exception. Tom James Pr incipal Memor ies br ought back by an annual ar e tr easured ones of old friends, games won and lost, your first formal dance, your date with a dream for the pr om, that test you worked so hard to pass, the time in chemistr y you made hydr ogen sulfide gas and stunk up the whole building, and hundreds of other things having a certain fondness in the r ecollection. May it ever be thus and may this annual be thus to you. In years to come may the memor ies you r ecall when thumbing through its pages be pleasant ones which bring a lump to your throat and star s to your eyes. E . Duane Workman �Mr . Office Girls: V. Kimball, V. Parks, Mr. Norman, D. Z ellner, B. Mcinnis, M. An ell. D. Archuleta. orman, Secretary SCHOOL PERSONNEL Custod1an : Mr. Brown, Mr. Ryan Cooks: Mrs. Phillips, Mr s. Rather, Mrs. orman, Mrs. H1ckman. Teacher s Aids: V. Par ks, J. Mankins, J. Richardson, Wade, B. Beaver . D. ��MRS. JAMES Libr ary MRS. MARTI History MR. JOH 0 Band, Music FA CULTY MISS KLARMAN Business MRS. MURPHY Math 6 �MRS. PARKER Home E conomics J - MRS. STONE E nglish MR. PICKE 'S Basketball, Drivers E d. MRS. TRE MBLY E nglish, Spanish MR. PURCELL Shop MR. WALK! GTON Science, Basketball 7 ��SENIORS �JE RRY ABER ATHY-BHS-12-3-4, Football-1-2-3-4, "B" Club-2-3-4, Science Club-12, Basketball-1-2-3-4. JU E BOX-BHS-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-4, Girls Glee-1-4, Journalism-3;-4, Chorus-3, Co-E ditor Purple and Gold-4. STE VE A CELL-BHS-1-2-3-4, Sci ence Club-1-2, Football-1-2-3-4, Bas k(;tball-1-2-3-4, Track-1-2-3-4, "B" Club-2-3-4, Student Council-4, Vice Pres. -4. BE VERLY BE AVER -BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Ski Club-3, Busi ness Club-2, Cheerleader-3, Student Council-2, Class-Treasurer-3, Band-1. icest PATRICIA CAMPBE LL-BHS-4, Smile-2, Miss Flame Attendant-2, Pep Club-2-3-4, Cheerleader-3, Annual Staff-3, Teacher Aid-3, Track Team1, Student Body President-4, Dist. ewspaper Ed. Coun. Sec. -Treas. -4, 4, Pom Pon-4, Junior Play-3. SAM CHAMPIE -BHS-4, Basketball-12-3-4, Track-1-3-4. 10 �DO IE CUNDIFF-BHS-1-2, 3, 4. JOE FAHRIO -BHS-1-2-3-4, Ba.sket ball-1-2-3-4, Football-1-4, Sc1ence Club-1-2-3, "B" Club-3-4. MARIE CU :DIFF-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Cheerleader-1-2, Stu dent Council-2-3, Business Club-1-2, Wolverine Co-E dltor-3, Wolverine E ditor-4, President-3. DO A FROST-BH -1-2-3-4, Pep Club1-2-3-4, Business Club-2, Annual Staff-4. II TOM DODD-BHS-4, Football4. ROSS GOS 'E Y-BHS-1-2-3-4, Class Pre�. -2-4, Cia�� V. Pres. -3, Student Council-13, "B" Club-1-2-3-4, "B" Club Pres. -4, Ba.nd-1-2-3, Ba.sketball-1-2-3-4, Foot ball-1-2-3-4, Track-1-2-34, All-Con. -Football-4, Science Club-1, Football Captain-4. �DO 4. HILL-BHS-4, Football- JUDY MANKI1 S-BHS-1-2-34. Pep Club-1-2-3-4, ci ence Club-1-2-3, Bustness Club-1-2, Annual taff-2-3, Paper Staff-3, Teacher Aid4. DORA LUCERO-BHS-2-3-4, Pep Club2-3-4, Girls Glee-4. DARWY McBRIDE -BHS-4. 12 FLORINDA LUCERO-BHS-2-3-4, Pep Club-2-3-4, Girls Glee-4, Jour nalism-3. VICKE Y PARKS-BHS-2-3-4, Pep Club-2-3, Science Club-3, Annual Staff-2, Teacher Aid-4, Office-4. �SHARO RATHE R-BHS-3, 4, Girls Glee-4, Journalism-3. CHARLES STALE Y-BHS-3-4, Foot ba.ll-1-2-3-4, Basketball-!, Wres tling-2, Track-1-2, Student Council· 4. JA !E RICHARDSO -BHS-4, Teacher Aid-4, Homecoming Queen-4. DO A WADE -BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club -1-2-3-4, Science Club-3, Teacher Aide-4, Annual Staff-2-4. 13 BILL STAGE LMA '-BHS-1-2 -3-4, "B" Club-2-3-4, Sci ence Club-1-2, Footba.ll-12-3-4, Track-1-2-3-4. LOR A WOMMER-BHS-1-23-4, Chorus-1-2-3-4, Head Majorette-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-4, Science Club-3, Business Club-2. �SENIOR HISTORY We the cla::;s of 196o -::;tarted our quest for an education under the direction of Mrs. Bromell in the fall of 1956, \\lth 24 eager beavers. Our classroom was the Presbytenan church annex. Of the beginning class six arc still here to graduate. They are: Marie Cundiff, Beverly Beaver, Steve Ancell, Jerry Abernathy, Joe Dee Fahnon and Lorna Wommer. We managed to survive the fir::>t grade and pass on to the second and Mrs. Cockreham. We felt very impor tant to be moving mto the old yellow schoolhouse like regular studen ts. Those of the class of '68 who joined us this second year were Bill tagleman, Ros::; Gosney and June Box. One of the things we remember about the third grade with Mrs. Ostwald is the fact that if we didn't know our multiplication tables we couldn't go to Music. Our fourth grade year was spent with Mrs. Caldwell. We had a swingin' end of the year party with Mrs. Caldwell taking us to her ranch for a mountain climbing outing and picnic after. Dona Fro::;t and haron Rather jo111ed us in the fifth grade. Mrs. Pinckert wa::; our keeper. We entered into the world of businc s::; by having a school supplies store 111 our room. SiXth grade was great. We were so grown up-chang111g classe::;-different teachers. We had an all day end of the y ar picnic at June Box's. During the seventh grade we remember the hay ride given by the 8th grade with Mr. Wyant taking us on a hay ride from Bayfield to the Dam with a weiner roast at the Dam. On Jr. Play Day we presented the play "Cleane::;t Town In The West". D1anc Bu::;h came to u::; during our th year. We placed 111 the Homecoming float contest. We presented th play "Getting Gracie Graduated", with Lorna Wommer as Gracie. We all felt so very grown up and impor tant at Graduation. Afterwards we had a Piz z a Party and tlance at Lorna Wommers. Our Freshman year brought us Donna Wade and Freshman initlation. We were over being such big wheels and being in High 'hool, mayb even a little scared. Ross and Raymond were on the "A" basketball team and we took con ·olation at Denver. s ophomores we gained Vickie Parks. We didn't f el as out of place this year. Ross and Raymond wer the "A" basketball team and we wer real proud of them. They were runners up for state champs. Our Junior year Dora and Florinda Lucero and Charlie Staley came to us. We were grieved by the loss of Raymond Lucero and Arleta Phillips. We had a lot of fun preparing and giving the Prom. We had for our theme "In The Misty Moonlight". Ross and teve were on the "A" ba ketball team that took us to Denver. They came so clo::;e to winning it almo::;t made us cry. Also this year four of our boys, Jerry Abernathy, Steve Ancell, Bill Stagleman, and Ro::;s Gosney played on the football team that won the State Quarterfinals. Our Senior year we were proud to win a free day from school by selling the most tickets for the Carnival. The P. E . class of '68 consisting of Seniors: Donna Wade, Dona Frost, Janie Richardson, Judy Mankins, Marie Cundiff, Pat Campbell, Florinda and Dora Lucero honored Bayfield by defeating Durango and Farm· ington at Basketball and winning the trophy offered at the San Juan Basin Play Day. 1c w Students arc Tom Dodd, Janie R1chardson, Pat Campbell, Darwyn McBride and Don Hill. 14 on ��SENIORS �CLASSES �1ST ROW V. Amon D. Archuleta D. Atkinson L. Bassett D. Baxrer B. Buckner 2ND ROW S. Burch E . Chavez C. Comyford M. Cundiff B. Dye R. E chols 3RD ROW C. Farley B. Frost S. Glover R. Grove J. Harper L. Hasstedt 4TH ROW R. Jennings B. Jobes V. Kimball V. Kimball K. Kinsey L. Lucero 5TH ROW S. Lucero G. McBride P. McCoy B. Mcinnes B. McKee J. Miller 6TH ROW T. Parks D. Rather J. Ruwwee L. Sanchez S. Tafoya S. Tate 7TH ROW L. Wiebe T. Williams D. Zellner II JUNIOR CLA SS �JUNIORS �1ST ROW M. Abernathy M. Ancell D. Atkinson L. Box P. Campbell � •• '• I . . .. ' D ROW C. Carter C. Cundiff P. Davis S. E chols P. Fahrion 2 3RD ROW B. Fuller W. Gallegos V. Garcia C. Grush D. Lucero 4TH ROW D. Lucero E . Lucero J. Mankins L. Martinez F. McKee STH ROW D. Patton S. Phares J. Sanchez D. Speer D. Stevens 6TH ROW J. Teller J. Wade K. Wiebe SOPHOMOR E CLA SS 20 �SOPHOMORES �LST ROW M. Beaver J. Campl:x.!ll M. Chavez J. Comyford P. Davies D ROW C. Dye B. E vans R. Forsythe R. Frost E . Hasstedt 2 3RD ROW C. Howell K. Jack D. Jennings C. Kinsey P. Martinez 4TH ROW E . McCoy M. McKee M. McMinn R. Morrison J. Palmer 5TH ROW E . Romero G. Sanchez E . Shelhamer K. Sitton D. Smart 6TH ROW L. Joleen G. Stowell M. Tafoya S. Wilmer T. Wommer FRESH MA N CLA SS 22 �FRESHMEN �Jenny �ATHLETICS ��Juniors 1ST. ROW: B. Mckee, B. Frost, S. Tate, T. Naranjo, R. Jennings.. 2 D ROW: R. Groves, C. Comyford, V. Amon, V. Kimbell. 3RD ROW: L. Weibe, C. McKinnis, B. Buckner, M. Ludwig, L. Sanshez. Sophomores 1 ST ROW: J. Sanshez, D. Lucero, F. McKee. 2. TD ROW: P. Fahrion, T. Teller, J. Mankins, K. Weibe. Freshmen: 1ST ROW: M. McKee, D Jennings, R. Forsythe. 2 D ROW: R. Frost, G. Sanchez, E. Romero. 3RD ROW: J. Campbell, V. Palmer, M. McMinn. Th y We 6 Bloomfield 37 Dove Creek 6 orwood 25 Dolores 37 6 7 38 Mancos 6 2 0 6 6 Durango J. V. Pagosa Springs Ignacio 46 33 6 27 �Charle taley Guard Don Htll Center Terry . aranJO End SENIORS Tom Dodd End jerry Abernathy Halfback joe Fahnon Safety �Captains Ross Go nev Halfback te\e cell Tackle · Bill Stagleman End All Conference Footba//67-68 29 �VA RSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Fahrion, B. Frost, D. Baxter, J. Fahrion, S. Ancell, V. Palmer, B. Stagleman, J. Aberna thy, T. aranjo, R. Gosney, R. Groves. KNEEL! G: Coach James, Coach Pickens, manager, P. Lucero. �Captains Ross Gosney Steve Ancell Dennis Baxter Vincent Palmer Bill Stagleman First Seven Byron Frost Rod Groves 31 �JUNIOR VA RSITY TOP ROW: Coach James, T. Teller, S. Tate, J. Mankins, M. Ludwig, J. Campbell. SECO D ROW: V. Kim ball, G. Sanchez, R. Frost, P. Fahrion, R. Forsythe, J. Sanchez, B. Jobes. BA YFIELD WOLVERINES 32 �BA SKETBA LL 1967-68 Dale Debbie Barbie Lois Jenny CHEERLEA DERS 33 �1 1 9 9 6 6 7 8 c H E E R L E A D E R s �S. Lucero, B. E vans, M. Abernathy, T. Parks, R. E chols, J. Ruwwe, L. Bassett, P. Campbell, P. Campbell, T. Williams, G. McBride. POM PON GIRLS �Action Shot-Paula Davis. FRO T ROW: P. Campbell, D. Atkinson, Mrs. Martin. MIDDLE ROW: D. Frost, M. Cundiff, J. Wade, S. E chols, B. Beaver. BACK ROW: S. Burch, E . Chavez , J. Mankins, J. Richardson, D. Wade. HI GH SCHOOL P. E. CLA SS �ORGANIZATIONS �TOP ROW: J. Sanchez, J. Mankins, P. Fahrion, MIDDLE ROW: B. Jobes, T. Naranjo, B. McKee, B. Frost, S. Tate, M. Ludwig. BOTTOM ROW: C. Staley, J. Abernathy, B. Stagleman, S. Ancell, R. Gosney, J. Fahrion, D. Hill. CLUB 38 �TOP ROW: L. Box, M. Chavez, G. McBride, T. Parks, L. Bassett, D. Atkinson, D. Zellner, V. Kimball, S. Lucero, W. Gallegos, J. Comyford, T. Wommer, T. Williams, SECO D ROW: E. Lucero, C. Cundiff, M. Tafoya, P. Martinez, L. Hasstedt, J. Stephenson, S. Glover, C. Farley, E. Hasstedt, G. Stowell, K. Sitton, ]. Miller, J. Ruwwe, R. Echols. THIRD ROW: C. Carter, B. Evans, M. Beaver, P. Davies, M. Ancell, P. Davis, P. Campbell, B. Beaver, D. Frost, P. Campbell, J. Mankins, D. Wade, J. Richardson. FOURTH ROW: M. Abernatl1y, V. Garcia, B. Dye, C. Dye, F. Lucero, Sponsor: Mrs. Trembly, E. Shelhamer, J. Box, D. Lucero, E. McCoy, B. Fuller, M. Cundiff. STANDI G: D. Archuleta, D. Atkinson, L. :-.1artinez, B. :-..1clnnis, ]. Wade. PEP CLUB �DI G: R. Forsythe, C. Staley, Sponsor: Mr. James, S. Ancell, J. Mankins, P. Fahrion. SEATED: ST President: P. Campbell, V. President: B. Mcinnis, Sec. Treas. : D. Zellner, P. Davies. STUDENT COUNCIL President Pat Campbell 40 �SKI CLU B TOP ROW: J. Fahrion, B. Jobes, S. E chols, P. Campbell, P. Campbell, B. Beaver, B. Mcinnes, R. E chols. BOTTOM ROW: T. Wommer, B. E vans, J. Comyford, C. Grush, T. Williams, D. Frost, M. Ancell, P. Fahrion. SCIENCE CLUB TOP ROW: M. Tafoya, G. Morrison, D. Patton, Tom Dodd, B. Stagleman, J. Abernathy, R. Forsythe, C. Staley, Mr. Walkington. MIDDLE ROW: C. Dye, M. Beaver, M. Chavez , P. Mar tmez , P. Davies, J. Miller, L. Miller, R. E chols, D. Frost. BOTTOM ROW: C. Sitton, J. Comyford, B. E vans, T. Wommer, E Ha s tedt, G. Stowell. TOP ROW: M. Beaver, P. Martinez, M. Tafoya, P. Davies, G. Stowell, Mrs. Stone. BOTTOM ROW: P. Campbell, P. Campbell, D. Atkinson, J. Stevenson, D. Stevens. LITERA RY CLUB �A N N u A L s T A F F E ditor Marie Cundiff Co-E ditor Robin E chols Dona Frost Darwyn McBr ide Sam Champie Donna Wade 42 �E ditor Pat Campbell - Co-E ditor June Box p s A T p A E F R F Charlc � Staley Sponsor Miss Klarmann Tom Dodd 43 �CONCERT BAND AND MAJO RETTES GIRLS GLEE TOP ROW: S. Rather, P. Davies, L. Wommer, P. McCoy, P. Campbell, J. Richardson, P. Campbell, P. Davis. MIDDLE ROW: D. Lucero, J. Box, J. Stevens, G. M Bride, C. Kinsey, K. Kinsey, D. Frost. BOTTOM ROW: B. Dye, F. Lucero, T. Wommer, G. Stowell, D. Rather, J. Harper. �ACTIVITIES �Steve Donna �MR. AND MIS SCH OL PIR T / Jenny �SENIOR FAVORITES SE IOR FAVORITES Steve Ancell JUNIOR FAVORITES Byron Frost Debbie Zellner Donna Wade �SOPHOMORE F VORITE S Pat Fahrion Cmdy Carter FRE SHMAN FAVORITES Vincent Palmer Becky E vans �BEST PER 0 ALITY Jame R1chardoon Steve Ancell BEST DANCERS Georgia McBride Tom Dodd FA VOR ITES MOST ATHLETIC Donna Wade Ross Gosney ALL ROUND Donna Wade Steve Ancell �MOST LIKELY TO SUCCE E D Lorna Wommer Char les Staley BE ST COME DIANS Debbie Zellner Charles Staley CUTEST COUPLE Jerr y Abernathy Jenny Wade BE ST LOOKING Ross Gosney Shirley Lucer o Sl ��GRADES �1ST ROW C. Cundiff J. Comyford H. Black R. Baxter B. Bassett D. Atkinson 2ND ROW S. Garcia M. Fuller M. Fahrion M. E vans T. E chol& L. Dye 3RD ROW D. Leas B. Kinsey D. Jennings B. Hill R. Hertel C. Guest 4TH ROW M. McGra" R. McCoy M. McBride T. Mankins M. Lucer H. Leplatt 5TH ROW R. Stowell D. SantiSt""�� C. Park& T. Parker L. Montgomery M. McMinn 6TH ROW C. Zellner R. Williams R. Williams F. Wilbur W. Wiebe K. Trimble Teacher MR. MATTOX EI GHTH GRADE �1ST ROW G. Brown B. Brown G. Box P. Bates E . Amon D ROW C. Clark L. Crone D. Campbell G. Bu�e M. Buckner 2 3RD ROW J. Hammond A. Gilbert M. Frary V. Frahm V. Ford 4TH ROW G. Martinez P. Ludwig . Larson G. Kinsey B. Howell 5TH ROW P. Morrison T. Morris P. McKee B. McBride D. Massingill 6TH ROW P. Sitton . Sanchez G. Romero M. Parker D. Oliver SEVENTH GRA DE 7TH ROW B. Word R. Wilbur J. Williams D. Wade M. Valdez M. Valdez �1ST ROW B. Archuleta J. Baxter C. Busc A. Chandler K. Clark 2ND ROW s I X T H K. D. V. A. C. Clar k Dye Fisher Fr anks Green 3RD ROW S. Guest J. Hasst dt J. Hertel D. Kimball M. Lucero 4TH ROW P. Lucer o R. Lucer o S. Lucero M. Mattox S. McCoy G R A 5TH ROW T. McGraw D. Mcintyr e B. McKee P. Meador eal w. D E 6TH ROW B. Parks M. Pope L. Purcell S. Santistevan T. Sitton �1ST ROW D. Bates C. Brown B. Burch P. Campbell C. Carter D. Cundiff 2ND ROW L. E chols C. Frahm S. Fuller J. Jasper T. Hill C. Howard 3RD ROW B. Kinsey R. Kugle S. Lucero R. Mankins B. Martinez R. Martinez 4TH ROW J. McBride D. McCoy M. McGraw K. Mcintyre C. McKinnis M. McKnew 5TH ROW R. Palmer C. Phillips C. Sanchez P. Sanchez D. Smith B. Tuttrow 6TH ROW T. Tuttrow J. Williams D. OSNOWITZ FIFTH GRA DE 57 �1ST ROW J. Bates T. Booher J. Chandler K. Clark F. Fisher 2ND ROW J. Franks D. Frary J. Fraz z ini R. Hasstcdt B. Larson 3RD ROW S. McCoy T. Montgomery P. Morrison M. Oliver C. Parks 4TH ROW T. Pierce L. Stafford T. Stevenson A. Wilbur S. Williams STH ROW S. Zimmer Teacher MR . CHAMPIE FOURTH GRA DE �1ST ROW D. Abernathy C. Bassett K. Brown C. Carter -\.. Buse P. Clark 2ND ROW E . Copeland D. Crone E . Cundiff J. Frazz mi D. Fuller J. Gallegos 3RD ROW T. Gilbert R. Glover B. Green P. Harper D. Kelly J. Lloyd 4TH ROW D. Lucero H. Lucero 0. Lucero T. Mattox J. Mars S. Mars 5TH ROW J. McCoy C. Mcintyre J. McGraw T. Murrary L. Pickens T. Pierce 6TH ROW B. Ross S. Shafer A. Smith C. Tuttrow R. Wilbur L. Wiley 7TH ROW E . W1lliams M. Williams P. Zimmer J. SIITO I. OSTWALD THIRD GRADE �1 T ROW R. Bates S. Blevins K. Box M. Burns 2 D ROW P. Dye K. E vensen T. Fahrion J. Kelly 3RD ROW J. Lloyd M. Lucero A. Martinez G. McBnde 4TH ROW T. McCoy L. Meador C. Pope S. Sm ith 5TH ROW T. Sm ith D. Sowers D. Staley P. Thom as Teacher MRS. COCKREHAM SECOND GRA DE 60 �1ST ROW S. Blevins V. Booher T. Burne S. Buse T. Dye D ROW C. E vensen G. Frary J. Frazzini P. Gallegos R. Holley 2 3RD ROW T. Huntrngton J. Jenmngs A. Lucero F. Martrnez I. Martinez 4TH ROW T. Massingill S. McBride J. McCoy J. Mcintyr e D . McKinnis 5TH ROW J. Mur rary T. Pierce D. Pope L. Sanchez W. Semler 6TH ROW W. Sitton J. Williams M. Williams Teach r MRS. HASSTEDT FIRST GRA DE 61 �p u p T E A M TOP ROW: M. McBride, G. Baxter, R. Williams, D. Santistevcn, B. lcCoy, M. Evans. SECO D ROW: H. LcPlatt, B. Bassett, M. Fahrion, M. McGraw, S. Garcia. FLORI E OT SHOW TRUDY - BEVERLY WORD c H E E R L E A D E R s �INTER MEDIA TE BA ND TOP ROW: B. Parks, C. Carter, S. Fuller, D. Santisteven, Mr. Johnson, C. Stevens, J. Baxter, J. Hasstedt. SECO D ROW: L. Purcell, D. Stevenson, A. Chandler, D. Mcintyre, K. Mcintyre, D. McCoy, B. McKee, B. Mankins, T. Sitton, M. Mattox. THIRD ROW: C. Frahm, T. Echols, P. Bates, C. Brown, S. McCoy. 63 �LEFT TO RIGHT--Mr. LePlatt, Mrs . Ludwig, Mr. Kugle, Mr. Hill, Mr. Brown, Mr. Sitton. BA YFIELD SCHOOL BOA RD 64 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Never https://prlibrary.cvlcollections.org/files/original/266b8f9147f9e8122373d81afff70bf8.pdf db453f20c843088ab0098f12cda85816 PDF Text Text ��WI v �eseJI'tec( by tie f&-J{u af cStaff of 13a.yfief£ 'lli:Jh R l �We, the Annual Staff, wish to dedicate this yearbook to Sam Tate. Sam has been very active in Bayfield High School. He is a very fine athlete and a very fine person. Due to an illness, he was not able to attend much of this last school year and we all missed him. �SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Students: These words will be timely now and could be used for the rest of your life. Try to put well into already know, discover and in so doing the hidden things quire about. do not know. more more more more more more more more you will you now in Practice what you know, it will help to make Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Do practice what you and clear what you now Pfuke life meaningful: than exist than touch than look than read than hear than listen than think than talk Live Feel Observe Obsorb Listen Understand Ponder �y romething. To the first graders we say 11Welcon.e. 11 To the seniors, we thank you for coming our way. {J?;;g Tom Hill, Superint endent ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE By the time this annual is published and back to you, another school year will almost be history. For many of you this will be your last school year, for soon you will be in the service or work ing or getting married and raising a family. For all of you this annual will be a storehouse of memories that will somehow appear Not all of these mem brighter each time you look at the annual. ories will be of happy times but each will be relived many times in these pages. The more of yourself you invest in school, the more these mem ories will mean to you. My wish for each of you is that you will invest enough of yourself in this year and in every year so that your memories will be good ones. Sweat, tears, and hard work is the formula not only for success but also for pleasant memories. May you have many of them. �13yron from pre-school to �Barbie from pre-school to 1 s s �seau ��Mr. A11brosier Band Mrs. Barrett Co0111ercial Mrs. Rasatedt 1st Grade Mrs. Martin Social Mr. Osnowitr: .5th Grade Mrs. Parker Home !cnomics Dr. /) Mrs. Singsaas Mathematics Mrs. Trembly English Mrs. Workman 4th Grade Mr. Weber Shop �1rs. Hotz, Mrs. Hickman, Mrs. Rather, Mrs. Phillips ��BROOK JO BES-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Basketball- 1-2-3-4, Track- 12-4, Band- 1-2-4, Ski Club- 12-3, Science Club-1-2, B Club1-2-3-4, Football Manager-2, Football-3, Hot Rod Club-3, Student Council-4 LOUIS WIEBE-BHS-1-2-3-4, Wrestling-1, Football- 1-23-4, Basketball-3, Track-3-4, B Club-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3 LUCILLE HASSTEDT-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-3-4, Pep Band-4, Class Reporter-1, Drama Club-4, National Honor Society-3-4 JEANIE HARPER-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee-3, Teachers Aid 4 DALE ARCHULETA-BHS-1-2-3-4, Science Club-1, Business Club2, Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Office Girl-3-4, Cheerleader-3-4, Teachers Aid-4 VERNON KIMBALL-BHS-1-2-3-4, Football-3-4, Basketball-3-4, Track-3-4, B Club-3-4, Class President-1-3, Science Club1, Student Council-2-4, Stu dent Council President-4, National Honor Society Pres ident-3-4, Car Club-3 BYRON FROST-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Football- 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3, Basketball-1-2-3-4, "B" Club-2-3-4, Science Club 1 �DONNA DYER-BHS-4, Pep Club4,Teacher's Aid-4 BARBARA DYE-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Girls Glee-3, Annual Staff-4, Westerner Club-4, Teachers Aid-4, Girls Basketball-3 BRUCE BUCKNER-BHS-1-2-3-4, "B" Club-3-4, Track-2-3-4, Science Club-2, Hot Rod Club-3, Football-3-4 BOB McKEE-B HS-1-2-3-4, Football-1-2-3-4, Track1-2-4, Class President-2-4, B Club-2-3-4, Science Club2, Hot Rod Club-3 RICHAR D JEN NINGS-BHS-3-4, Football-3-4,Track-3-4, B Club-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3 DEBBIE ZELLNER-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-3, Student Council-3-4, Class V President-4, Office-4-3, Student Council Sec. & Trea.3, Teachers Aid-4, Girls State-3 KATHY. KINSEY- BHS-3-4, Pep Club-3-4, Chorus-3 �CHARLES McKINNIS-BHS-1-2-3-4 JACK COFER-B HS-4, Band-4, Football-4, " B" Club-4 ' Pep Band-4 DONNA RA THER-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee-3,Teacher's A..i d_-4 CONNIE FARLEY-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee- 1, Band- 1-2-3-4, Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Pep Band-4 VERDON AMON-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Football-3 LEROY SAN CHE Z-BHS7 1-2-3-4 SHILA GLOVER-BHS- 1-2-3-4, Pep Club- 1-2-3-4, Girls Glee- 1, Band- 1-2-3-4 �RODRICK GROVE-BHS-1-2-3-4, Football-3, 3-4, Basketball-1-2- Track-1-2-4, B Club-3-4, Hot Rod Club-3, 1 Science Club- ALLAN LARSON-BHS-4, Track-4, Football-4, SHIRLEY LUCERO-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Class Sec.- 1, National Honor Society3-4, Best Looking-3, "B" Club-4 VICKIE KIMBALL-BHS-1-2-3-4 ' Porn Porn PATTY McCOY-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, 3-4, Glee Club-1-3, Class Sec.-Treas.-3, 2, National Honor Society-3-4 Paper National Honor Society Vic� Staff-4, N.H.s. Sec.-3-4 Pres.-3-4, Student Council 1-4, Homecoming Queen-4 � ffice-2-3-4, Teachers Aid MURRAY LUDWIG-BHS-1-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4, 3-4, 4, Track-1:2- Basketball-1-2-3-4 ' B Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1-2-3- Hot Rod Club-3, Club-4 Westerners CARL COMYFORD-BHS-1-2-3-4, Football-3-4, Track-3-4, B Club-3-4, Band-1-4, Hot Rod Club-3, Science Club-1-2 SGT. of Arms-1, Pep Band-4, Freshman Basketball Team-1 ' Ski Club-3 Science Club- Teachers Aid-4 ' �DONNA ATKINSON-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Pom Pom-4, National Honor Society-3-4, Girls Basketball-3-4, Student Council-2, Band-1-2-3-4, Girls Glee-1, Science Club-1-2, Drama Club-4, Majorette-12-3-4, Drum Major-4, Band President-4 SANDRA BURCH-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-4, Girls Basketball-3,Girls Glee-J MELVIN CUNDIFF-BHS-1-2-3-4 SAM TATE-BHS-1-2-3-4. Basketball-1-2-3, Club-1-2-3, l-2-3, "B" LLOYD LUCERO-BHS-1-2-3-4, Football-3 Football Track-1-2-3 ELSIE CHAVEZ-BHS-1-2-3-4, Girls Glee-l,Band-2-4, Pep Club-1-4, Girls Basketball-3 BARBIE MciNNES-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Band-1, Cheerleader-1-3, Student Council -3, Student Council V President-3, Office-3-4, Class Secretary-4, Class V President-3, Pep Club President-4, Pep Club Sec retary-2, Cl ass Treasurer1, Homecoming Attendant-2, Ski Club-3 �JODY MILLER-BHS-2-3-4, Science Club-2, Girls Pep Club-2-3-4, Pep Club V. Basketball-4, Pres.-3, Porn Porn-4, Westerner Club-4, Teachers Aid-4 LIBBY BASSETT-BHS-1-2-3- 4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, 3-4, Club-3, Ski Westerner Club-4, Annual Staff-4, 4, Pom Pom- Porn Porn Captain-4, Paper Staff- Girls Basketball-4 TONI WILLIAMS-BHS� l-2-3-4 • Pep Club-1-2-3-4, Ski Club1-2-3, Cheerleader-2, Pom Pom-3-4, Girls Basketball-4, Porn Porn Co-Captain-4 CHERYL HARRIS-BHS-3-4, Club-3-4, Pom Pom-4, Basketball-4, Pep Girls Girls Glee-3, Annual Staff Bus. Managet-4 ROBYN ECHOLS-BHS-1-2-3-4, Pep Club-1-2-3-4, 3-4, Porn Pom- Science Club-1-2, Club-3, Teachers Aid-4, Ski Wolverine Co-editor-3, 'Wolverine Editor-4, Staff-2-3, Paper Girls Basketball-4 ��,-.....< .-.., I 'II· ....._ ('I I I�- 1 ' I I I� I .., 1, I 11· I ( ,(1 , .. J I __ ( ,. I ••••• -· ,...... ' �· -.., ��That's a no-no John! Bonnie Fuller Charlotte Cundiff Loleet Box Mary Ancell Paula Davis Wilma Gallegos Judy Clark Miriam Abernathy Sana Echols Deborah Atkinson Vicki Garcia Cindy Carter Sana Embarrassed? Pat Fahrion Carol Grush �Will the locker fall if you walk away, Paula? Laura Johnston John Mankins Sam Phares Danny Lucero Tommy Teller Lois Martinez Jerry Sanchez Delfin Lucero Kenneth Wiebe Fred McKee Jenny Wade Dalen Stevens Donald Patton E mma Lucero Jenny you look worrie d! What happened last night? �{j I Jl (l (' (f (I (/ • j /t J l • )('I/ J)' '/' r ' � \ \ \ ...... '" " '' , , , /,,, .. . . , . I•' ��A Hipute in B�yfield�::: !velyn Haaatedt Carol Dye Margie Ch avez Kent Jack Becky Evans James Carapbell Janie Comyford Marjorie Beaver Rodney Forsythe Michelle Carre David Jennings Pat Davies Ronnie Frost Duh, Now �.n.��t do t do?'!? Candy Kinsey �Does y ou r no s e i t ch??? Paul Lucero Robert McKelvie Steve Routh Kathy Sitton Patti Martin ez Greg Morrison Terri Woamer Beatrice Samora !velyn McCoy Joleen Stephenson. Gilbert Sanchez Vincent Palmer Intelligent looking aren't they. Mike McKee ��Connie does it t ast e good???? Mitch Fahrion Roger Hertel Mark Evans Beverly Hill June Coayford Britt Ba�set t Carol Cundiff Mickie Fuller Debbie Jennings Steve Garcia Steve Johnson Denise At kinson Sandy Carre' Louise Dye Aren't they cut e???? Trudy !ehols Clifton Guest Bet sy �insey �Herbie LePlatt Thayla Parker Gee you guys are lazy!!! Karen Trimble To m11y Mankins Wayne Wiebe Ronald Williams Carl Routh Connie Zellner Florine Wilbur Cynthia Woodward They look better this way!!! Mike McGraw Roderick Williaas Linda Montgoaery DeWayne Santistevan ��Too Row: Coach D. Horknan, T. 'iankins, D. Sanistevan, H. LePlatt, ;..:;. h'cibe, �·L 'ic:;raw, 'l. 1cKee, :-1. Fahrion, B. Bassett. 'Uddle Row: "1anager P. Lucero, D. Patton, �. Lucero, J. �ankins, Teller, P. Fahrion, R. Forsythe, J. Sanchez, F. . 1cKee, K. D. Jennings, Coach A. · tattox. Bottom Row: v. Kinball, B. C. L. Comyford, Weibe, R. Larsen, Williams. A. R. Jennings, B. Frost, !. Ludwi�, T. Weibe, '1cKee, J. Cofer, The 1968 Bayfield Football team had a poor season brought on by bad luck and many injuries. They had many fine individuals but never could combine efforts for a real exceptional game. The season's record was 1-8-0. �s Byron Frost Quart erback Carl Comyford End Vernon Kimball Lineman Louis Wiebe Lineman Allan Larson Cent er () s Richard Jennings Lineman Bob McKee Lineman Jack Cofer End Murray Ludwig Back �Ilerbie LcPlatt 1·1 n ncos t cklcs ns for a J. V. Loss \volverine P gos Jerry Sanchez for a gain �Juniors: Donald, Kenny, John, Tommy, Del fin, Fred, Pat, Jerry. Sophmores: Leap Frog the Stuck to your foot, Huh???? David, Mike, Rodney. hard way!!!! Roll Over Rover11 �I 9 6 B' �MR. AND �Coach tvorkman, Richard J., Tommy T., Louis tV. , Vincent P., ,Tohn M. , Jack C., Carl C., Bob M., 2nd Row, PaulL., Vernon K., Kenny N. , Bruce B., Byron F. , Murray L. , Gregg M. , Rodney F., 3rd Row, Herbie L., Pat F., Fred M. , Rod G., Jerry S., Delfin L. They 56 59 53 46 39 64 62 55 50 50 53 55 56 52 65 32 65 61 Coach Pickens We Dol ores Bl oomfiel d Ol athe Nucla Silverton Dove Creek Navajo Mission Ignacio Mancos Ouray Pagosa Springs Dolores Mancos Dove Creek Ignacio Ouray Dol ores Pagosa Springs 49 63 86 60 71 67 77 60 61 65 68 o3 83 77 71 78 57 68 �'68' , '69 Mitch, Britt, Mike, Herbie, Roderick, DeWayne, Rodney, Jerry, Tommy ��- �p 9 0 M 6 p 0 8 M G 9 6 9 ��. -Tres. dy 6th Row: Shirley, Vickie, Debbie, Connie, Jody, Cheryl, Robyn, P at Charlotte, Donna, Libby, K aren, Toni; 5th Row: Connie, B arbie, Debbie, Donna, P atty, Sandra, M argie, C arol, Beverly, G ayla, Connie, Shila, Barbra, Evelyn; 4th Row: Judy, Bonnie, Wilma, June, C arol, Vicki, Cindy, Lucille, Cindy, M ary, Louise; 3rd Row: Miriam, M argie, J anice, Trudy, Denise, Linda, P atty, Mickie, Florine, C arol; 2nd Row: S an a Paula, Evelyn, Thayla, J anie, Terry, Mrs. Trembly; lst Row: Cheerleaders Lois, D ale, Jenny, Debbie, Becky. ------- ' '' · -�f � i� .. l' .. • . 4 •. . � --• l.... l. ....�= ... � � ·�· �Top Row: Bottom Row: Debbie Zellner, P atty M artinez, Kent J ack, John M ankins, Mr. Hill. Carol Grush, Britt Bassett, President Vernon Kimb all, Vickie Kimball, P at Fahrion. PRESIDENT VERNON KIMBALL The Bayfield High School Student Council was chosen at the beginning of the school year with each class chasing their own representative. council went to the District Student Council meeting in Pagosa Springs in Jan The uary. They helped set the rules for hav ing school dances which seems to be very successful. They are also making plans for a park behind the high school. �1st Row-Lois, Miriam, Debbie, Carol, Vickie, S ana, Cindy, Secretary Jenny, 2nd Row - Evelyn, Janie, Lucille, Cindy, C arol, Debbie, Connie, C andy. 3rd Row-Marjorie, K athy, Donn a, Trudy, Linda, Terry, Denise, P at, P atty. Becky, Betsy, Connie, Miss Altman Sponsor. 4th Row - Ronald, Mark, Tommy, Vice President John, President P at, To mmy, Mitch, Britt. Mary. Murray, 1st Row - Paula, 2nd Row-M argie, B arb ara, Lousie, B arrett Sponsor. Mrs. Carol, 3rd Row - Bonnie, Vicki, C arol, Ch arlotte. 4th Row-Jenny, Cindy, 5th Row Margie, Trudy, Carol. Sana, Mitch, Libby, Britt, Jody, Mike. �.LI H �BAND OFFfCI':RS �tanding; Herbie, Carl, Connie, 1st Row; Mi e, P atty, Ronn e, Evelyn, 2nd Row; Cindy, Kathy, Thayla, Linda, Terry, 3rd Row; Cynt!1iil, Steve, Dalen, Mr. Ambrosier ��KING VERNON QUEEN DONNA �JODY T CO-OPERATIVE FRIENDLIEST ALL ARC'UND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESpEl) �A T H L E T I c M 0 s T FRED u s �CUTEST COUPLE BEST DANCERS MOST TALENTED ORNERIEST BEST PERSONALITY ��Mr. Amboater, P. Ludwig, M. Buckner, R. Samora, D. Wade, N. Larson, P. Lucero, D. Kimball, E. Willmett. Middle Row; P. McKee, A. Gilbert, D. Campbell, G. Box, M. Faray, R. Wilber, D. Booher. Top Row; First Row; S. P. Meador, Santistevan, S. R. S�nchez, Williams. T. Sitton, S. Lucero, M, Matto�, �E.laine A1110n Pam Bate• Gregory Box Danny Booher B111 Brown Mark Buckner David Campbell Charles Clark Vickie Ford Mike Frary A.lbert Gilbert Joyce Ha1111o 1 nd Vicki Harris Gayle Kine• Roger Hill Sponsored by Jones Handy Corner Store C.laa• this is what you call a camera! Ginger Kinsey Neil Larsen Lorraine Lucero Pre•ton Ludwig Ginger Martinez Pat McKee Terry Morri• Paul Morrison Margo Parker Richard Sa1110ra Patty Sitton Joan Smith Marilyn Valdez Dan Wade Beverly Word �Martin Allen lralia Archuleta Gary Brown Arlene Chandler Kathy Clark Kenneth Clark Steven Dunavant Delores Dye Victoria Fisher Arene Franks Carol Green Steven Guest John Basstedt Joan Hertel Larry Johnston Danny Killhall Mary Ann Lucero Paul Lucero Meditation aakes a man wise! Sponsored by Safari Lodge Steven Lucero Mickey Mattox Sue McCoy Terese McGraw Donna Mcintyre Becky McKee Steven McKelvie Patrie Meador Wayne Neal Beverly Parks Michael Pope Linda Purcell Ronald Sanchez Sam Santistevan Thomas Sitton Carla Smith Della Stephenson Cynthia Stevens Stanley Williams �Robin Acherman Mark Acherman Danae Bates Robin Booher Carol Brown Barbra B urch Paula Campbell Claudia Carter Kathy Chrisley Dean Cundiff James Davidson Ronald Dunavant Tish Echols Shannon Fuller Tracy Hill Cheryl Howard Bonnie Kinsey Roger Kugle Don't they look inte11 igent7 11 Sponsored by Hogan's Stor e !dward Lueero Sarah Lueero Robert Mankins Bobby Martinez Roas Martinez Debra Mc Coy Mary McGraw Karen Mcintry Mickey McNew Kristin Opstad Chloe Phelps Chrestine Routh Charles Sanchez Pearl Sanchez Danial S111ith John Willia111s �Thelma Allen JiiDi Sue Bates Teddy Booher Kim Brown Janice Chandler Ji�E�y Chrialey Da•ian Duran Esther Dye Fred Fisher Judy Franks Douglas Frary John Frazzini Robert Hasstedt Gary Howard Bruce Larsen Roy Martinez Laundry Sponsored by Bayfield Coin Eyes up front, eyes up front. Sherre McCoy David McKelvie Terr1 Montgomery Phyllis Morrison Wesley Ray Owen Clifton Parka Ta��mie Pierce Roxanne Pope Randy Routh Louis Samora Lou Stafford Thomas Stephenson Bobby Tuttrow Toaay Tuttrow Aileen Wilbur I said, All �Clay Bassett Kevin Brown Christy Carter Patsy Clark Evelyn Copeland Eugene Cundiff Sandra Dunavant Chris Duran Diana Fuller Jimmy Gallegos Carol Garcia Terry Gilbert Ronnie Glover Bill Green Paul Harper Donnie Lucero Herman Lucero Orlando Lucero James Mars Susie Mars Look at how everybody pays attention. Tern Mattox Jimmy McCoy Joe McGraw Corky Mcintyre Jackie Newman Lucky Pickens Terry Pierce Bobby Routh Arlene Smith Diana Smith Charles Tuttrow Rhonda Wilbur Elizabeth Williams Sponsored by Bayfield Locker �Lori Ackerman Robert nates Scott Blevins Karen Box Danielle Carre Gary Duran Linda Dunavant Pauline Dye 'rammy Fa11rion Jerry Frazzini Evelyn Larson Richard Lucero Alex 1artinez Lauren Meador Thedra HcCoy Tammy 1urray Sponsored by Valley of Spruce Chalet What are we suppose to be doing?'!? Cory Owen Cindy Pope Irma Rhodes Routh Bonnie Stacy Smith Dawnella Sower Driscoll Staley Paul Thomas Kaare Evenson �Shelly Blevins Ruety Booher Vicki Booher Bruce Davidaon Christian Evensen Gregory Frary Ji...y Frazzini Robin Holly Tina Huntington Karla Iverson Terry Jennings Isadore Martinez Frances Martinez Molly Martin Julie McCoy Sponsored by Highway Trailer Park See what teaching by the iron rule can do, Jetta Sue Mcintyre Jonathan Murray Ruuell Newaan Tanya Pierce Doreen Pope Lizabeth Sanchez Wayne Sealer Williaa Sitton Julie Williaas Michael Williams �R1chard Boyet Randy Brown Vicky Duran Ray Dunavant Thomas Dye Micheal Garcia Chris Garnand Maryann Garnand Randy Glover Dawanda Iverson Susan Johnston Arnold Lucero Larry Lucero Tina Lucero Tina Martinez Donnel McCoy Denise McGraw Doug Mckelvie See how attentive first graders are! Sponsored by Semke's Cindy Miller Patti Moore Cynthia Murray Jerri Dawn Newma n Nancy Parker Keith Parka Sharla Phelps Billy Powell Charlie Rhodes Roni Robinson Larry Samuela Terri Shupe Keith Saith Cynthia Sower Diana Steele Debra Stevena Susan Thoaas Wayne Vigil Kent Williaaa �R A Left tn 'R.ight; Y F' I F. L n S 1r. Hill, �1r. Le Platt, Hrs. C Jl 0 0 L Luctwjrr, 1r. �r. R I) Rrmvn, �-1r. �1cintvrE' Kui'Tle. - Another Liberace n 0 A DUH English???? I've got an Excedrin HEADACHE! ! !! ; ! ! ! !!!! Basketball just Who are _YOU trying to KID??????' turns me on!!!! AH HA Another "F" ��JACK LE PLA T T'S L. P. GAS, INC. Cooking - Heating Re frigeration Bayfield: 8 84-2629 Durango: 247-0606 Bayfield, Colorado �OUTDOORSMAN FULL LINE OF S P O R TING G O OD S SKI EQU I P MENT Durango, Colorado 949 Main OXFORD TRADING POST 8 84-2520 Highway 172 247-4066 STOP AT Ba�tield 1exaco Owner and Operated by JI M AND HAZEL BALE S Open 7 Days a Week From 7 a.m. -7 p. m. We Specialize in Good Used Merchandise! Trade on Anything of Value. Groceries - Gas - Furniture - Feed Stock Salt Hiway 160 at Vallecito Road "TRUST YOUR CAR TO THE MAN. WHO WEARS THE STAR" �LEWIS M-ERCANTILE co Dry Goods Groceries Hardware Lumber Meat Bayfield, Colorado �Compliments of Kugle Equipment Company • IH Don't tell me the bus has a flat tire again. IWT(IMATIONAL HUVUTU DURANG O Y ou'll Like Your New See! the walls will even hold you up. tOUUO UNDtt AUIH()4tln OJ ll'tf COCA.(OtA �DURANGO MUSIC Tape Recorders Guitars Sheet Music Records Tapes 8th and Main Durango, Colorado It's too big to put under out coat. Durango, Colorado 700 Main Flowers for All Occasions E9TABLISHE:O lBBS 9 8 8 Main Durango Barbara, what are you hiding from? You mean you like other types of clothing besides Western? �Scot TIMBER & L OGGING C O. Manufacturers of TWEED SAWN S OLID HARDW O O D PANELING Bayfield, Colorado 8 84-2807 Get Your Rest at WELL'S COURT Pine River Lodge LE T Y OUR GUE S T BE OUR GUESTS 8 84-2245 Bayfield, Colorado Cabins Boats Motors VALLECI T O LAKE Don and Ermalee Atkinson �RUSCO Galvanized Steel Windows and Doors All Size Replacement Windows Your Rusco Dealers in Southwest Colorado GEO RGE AND RICHARD SN ODGRADD Ph. 8 84-2268 P. 0. Box 224 Bayfield, Colorado 81122 20 Year Warranty 19 Colors Also Custom Cabinet Work Painting and Remodeling BRENNAN'S WALLACE FURNITURE CO. SER VI CE O F FIRES T ONE AND PHIL C O F O RD AND Furniture and Carpets for Every Room Phone 247-12 86 Durango, 858 Main Colorado TEX A C O �MESA VERDE OUTDOOR ADV. COMPANY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PU RINA CHOWS • • • S OIL SE R VI CE • • SEED S • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 401 Camino Del Rio • Durango • • • 247-0660 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . . . . . . � . . . . FARMER'S SUPPLY of All Kinds 595 7th Avenue FL O Y D C O C H RAN Durango, Phone 247-4525 Colorado Compliments WESTERN STEAK of HOUSE BAYFIELD CONOCO 65 8 Main Durango, Colorado 8 84-9901 Are you sure Was it good Service Paula? you are JUSt waiting for the food??? �7 • ' • IN JUS T TWENT Y MONTHS OF TRAIN IN G Y OU CAN QUALI F Y F O R: $6, 700 per year to start! Up to five weeks vacation the first year. Opportunity for rapid advancement to $10, 000 - $12, 000 per year! Interesting, Classes convene at NATI during the first week of September and the first week of February each year. Both part-time evening and full-time day classes are available. NATI is fully approved for participation in all state and federal programs (VA-GI, voca tional rehabilitation, War- Orphans, non-immigrant alien, indian relocation, student loan, MD TA, etc. ) Significant work. Professional Recognition. Four to Five job openings for every new graduate in the United States! A detailed school catalog is available upon your request. FREE QUALI F YING EN TRANCE EXAMINATIONS may be taken at anytime during normal school hours. The school office will also be open Saturdays for your convenience. DON1T LE T O P P O R TUNI TY PASS YOU B Y! North American Technical Institute 1606 Central Ave., S. E. CHapel 2-9036 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87106 �The First National Bank OF DURANGO DURGANO, C OL ORA D O First i n Banking in the San Juan Basin Since 1 8 82 Member F. D. I. C. �THE DENNISONS Western Dance Band Music - with - a - Western - Flavor For Bookings Wire - Phone or Write HAR R Y W. DENNI S ON Box 1363 Durango, Colorado Phone: 247-1322 E RNIE PHELP S Aztec, New Mexico Phone: 334-6202 �What is thP What special occasion occasion are you are you sewing for buying Barbara? flowers for??? APRIL FLOWERS Where the Beauty of Spring Blooms in the Winter. THEE FABRIC S HOP Everything for Ladies That Sew and Save Town Plaza in Durango A&W CLIVE PETERSON Real Estate 121 East lOth Homes, Farms, 247-0897 Ranches, Businesses All Good Cars Go to The A & W. J OHN E. BUSWELL 2603 North Main �PONDEROSA T HE SHOPPING CENTER EIGHT -CORNER CAFE Liquor - Laundry - Groceries Bayfield, Colorado Phone 8 84-2549 H O ME-C O OKED MEALS AND H O MEMADE PIES FOR CD!1PLtTE BFAUTY SERVICE CALL. �..... -,��, &.::!>II�_,. Lf-2830 �DURANGO AUTO DEALERS AS S O CIATIO N DURAN G O D OD GE INC. LA PLA T A M O T O RS INC. 902 Second Avenue 600 Second Avenue LA M M O T O R C O. M O REHA R T CHEVR OL ET C O. Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial 679 Second Avenue Highway 160 South TURNER M O T OR S INC. S OU THWE S TE RN M O T OR CO. 802 Second Avenue 1910 Main Avenue . �••••••••••••••••••••••v•••••••••••• SAFECO Announces GOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT! : : • • • • • • SAFECO ln�uranc<' Compan� ha� reccl\ eel •••••• gram 111 Colorado effecttve ;>\o\ Pmber II Both boys and gtrls arc cltgtble Youro!{ men ages 16 • through 24 \\ho qualtf) under the program will rccctn• a 25 pl'rct•nt dtscount on auto insurance - CARMACK MOTORS, INC. ln.,urancc Department appro\ <�I of it� Good Student Dtscount Pro· ]. I. Case 6>' N..ew Holland Machines HIWAY 160-550 SOUTH pn•mtums PHONE: 247-0552 DURANGO, COLORADO 81301 Young \\Omt•n ages 16 through 20 may receive a I� per ct•nt dtscount Eltgtbtltty t. ltmttcd to full-t11ne student> at !ugh schoob t 11\h and 12th grades l collcgt•s. and lint\ cn.ittt•s. who mel'\ an� <ml or more of the follow mg n•qutrcments 1. .\ grad!' a\l'ragl' of U or bl'lter Cl.O at '>l'hools using • • • • • • • • • •: a nunu•rical grading system>. 2 . .\ grade a\ erage in the top 20 pernnt of their cla!os. 3. Listing on tiH' " D ean ' s List" or "Honor Roll." GENE SPOTTS 946 Main 247·4690 8AFECO tNSuRANCE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------·----·--------- -· WISEMAN HARDWARE "We Like To ee You In Our Shoe·" & LUMBER COMPANY 842 Main Durango Congratulations to the Class of '69 , Pol rrot SHOjS For Boys and Girls ' �BANK OF IGNACIO IGNACIO, COLORADO Established in 1910 Member F. D. I. C. Where Y OU the CUS T O MER Calls the Shots Phone IGNACI O 563-4515 SAWMILL POINT LODGE AT For All Your Grocery Needs Shop LAKE VALLECITO Cabins Boats Cafe Hornemade Pie 2 7 1 1 �SUBSURFACE Stop and Shop MACHINE & SUPPLY at Machine Work Electrical Manufacturing and Industrial Motor Rewinding Supplies 639 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado DON & ESSIE'S RAINBOW LODGE S T O P B Y THE Grocery Store Trailer Park and Laundry Mat VALLECITO RESORT Cabins, Boats, Motors Marigold Glassware HERB, MAR Y ELIZABE TH and BR O OK JOBE S They even have a place to play hide-and-seek. �Compliments of BRAYTON'S DURANGO RECAP COMPANY 803 Second Avenue Durango, Colorado Headquarters for All Your Tire Needs Recaps New and Used Delco Batteries Cool and crisp refreshments. MAIN STREET CAFE B. E. C O O PE R Cabins - On Pine River Cool - Quiet - Comfortable Owned and Operated by ALTA M. B EU TEN Come on Jenny don't be afraid to take your clothes in there, they can take out any kind of spot! PLAZA CLEANERS What bit your hand Lois that Debbie is laughing at so hard??? Durango, Colorado 12 Town Plaza Phone 247-2314 �STOCK MOTOR CO. BLUE SPRUCE GULF "Since 1930" Bay field, Colorado For All of Your Automotive Needs Try Either Blue Spruce Gul f or Main Avenue Gulf, in Durango. Come on in boys and see what we have to offer. W E GIVE SE R VICE N O T GIM MI CKS! BAS I N SHORE LINE INN RESORT Cabins - Curios - Cafe - Fishing Tackle O F FICE SU P P LY Boats and Motors V A LLE CI T O LAKE 1135 Main Avenue Durango, Colorado 81301 Let's rent a boat and go water Come to Basin O ffice Supply for skiing. All Your School Supply Needs. can't sk i We with these. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbooks IIIF Collection Metadata UUID fb0de356-6b2c-4b72-b1b5-8a2a915ce070 IIIF Type None Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1969 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Language A language of the resource English Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Bayfield (Colo.) Yearbooks Education Teachers Public schools Rural schools Young adults Children Sports Clubs School districts Students Description An account of the resource Bayfield High School Yearbook 1969, including students in grades first through twelfth, faculty, and staff. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Extent The size or duration of the resource. [88] p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Wolverine: nineteen hundred sixty-nine IIIF Item Metadata UUID 3fae541c-437f-458d-9bc9-3105360a546e Display as IIIF? Never